The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-01 00:00:00

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I mom ...11211.16 14 0 '1 10 0 th•to,, Isrtles, 3 mt.— NO 3 0 : Lawlor 0.0•12), 1 ret. 232 1$ 6 t, Louth Legeirsfiria Maull!one iiisrtiro - 7- er. _II Mum 1,110 13 0 Vise%won't' 19. 0 0 Marifebose, I relierli IN 7 0 it 3 0 Wham - 7) 0 0 lion4ir Trlvil. 1 mt. 141 • • 31Iddle034we'. I rat... 40 14 • ‘',* 1 1 A Metter! (tO MO) . . 0 0 11.sterwe, 1 return— II 1 0 Newark_ 4. !, 0 04 • 3144essetimokiNL3u4 1 1 emu U 4 6 W 10 • Nieresekt.ce -T744 1 4 rearm Wermiria. 1 reant II 21 • I 22.-..",4 ON •a - • $f 1 0 0 wyitl. 1 rears 2.12 t 14e4rTer, 1360e1.2ret. 7) 16 6 . , 1 r North .31kere. 1 re. nor) • If N. , 1th..1115011. 2 rot 36 10 0 !Corerlch, 1 return 310 13 f Nottuerasi, 1 return 690 12 0 041111.1 m Okritarnptes .wolboas 2 , I tistord, Warm 2OO 0 0 hurry ' Pennine, I Pyr' .1 rtrerett‘ I NOM— 90 12 0 4 Slddhulte• to 0 PV.*, 1 ream 2O 10 0 o Tofo , olooll. 1 retort, 300 0 0 . . II Pre.to.., 2 wane . 2 1 14 10 6 .- t • Putney • '1 c RsineriNP, 2 nem : 6 • • .•n R. DAMN • I • Refri.th • r 11,iit.e.e (*arm . ) e •• Richmond (T.' I re. 44 10 • 11141.6. 1 return itnebr.t, ,hams. 2 retures 09 0 • 11. ru Rye 0 3' 4 Nury. Irelor 6 4rltry .:attars. I teem- 24 In 1110.t1, 1 v.tara .11 1 IT otrwmTnry. :Mures 29? Pc.rty d Artr IIM G Amazikamposs. I pm— 340 U / ruthport Sou• Wen • •nth Weld' t• dAtror Amend otarevd. 1 N. M. Admen m..V:ietl. 1 Mum. II 2 • I,nab 4. Wee. •G•r. • Muria— GI o.rkinArt. I /viva 291 I 1 velum .4 , .ataipanalrat •!onchn ue, 1 mita& 111 11 ▪ ur . +l , llr. 1 venni ?? I ••• ,,, rl, 1 Mara lll2 le .0 • e.l. ond. 1 Mom 1112 II *noun. 2 Mono 130 PI Towne* It ?atom 42 Tz.v.am. I rotors 54 0 ' Tootr.Wry. 1 Mon In 13 Tirane To ilattoo 1.. Prom . o Toon liaolet, Tie/•,t: • an - r!teme..-, tr' tu , rt , 51 n Wakefiet4. I yours : c Woken. I mars Worrlsotoo.4 Mono 190 IS 4 0 Wasik I 9 , WOO., sod , we:155.400 0440) w;f - tiefas:f We.tn, S veto. &Alt t S 1.1 7 0 i 1.1.10, Ladle% vs‘ 6SI 10 U It t Wmtord. I nurse— 317 6 %baby ler 13 4 , 1.1T40, Warr 111 3 0 :00 11 n Wyr.o, 1 ?Mures 541 4 7 $0 I s 1 win , h..tr, I WINS 1 , 1 0 0 'MTS. ft% , %indent. fretome 3.13 14 0 sae 11 Wolrertsampacia. 2114. 270 17 0 3211 0 WeviTtoa :3, 9 6 , I Teton. Morerettr, 2 retort* 1:1 b 6 II? 12 0 Worttaron V.. , I s 0 I wanton,. 1 return._ 311 0 6 20 3 • i Yarmouth, Great 142 4 6 Yorril, I tetras Tuck 1 return 77 6 0 111,7 M S 34 bVBSTITUTE toe tilLVElt.— KEL MILTED. istradoeed 12 yam ege by wave plated by the paint promo re Wears yawd all empties= the esti beet article •t eis be eap.oyed se web. ether overall; risible Pit Cam it Addle. be dbtintatibid trove Thriod. Woes. its. ... 36e. ... tat 40u. ... 735. . res. ... 73e. ceallerticks i c e., at ProPalakaatat r +lee br the 7atest pew.. PI ktE NIC.kP.L i Z e T PLATED. Threaded Moe* patter. Petters. Petters. • pa doses 2Sv. 30s. lea. 21s. 22e. be. ... 11a 13%. 3e. ... ... 7e. terreiisp, as well rot every irce. , • tree. • • • hippos aid Burka), 22, Word. ••••••(..t. awl So. 1, Newiessetreet. • • ie Welleatreet. 113 a. ANT " TEA-POT, so mimed from onsewate(l with the lesethead elms et thee pattern made =dug the e Gur.ar the law two yews attained oath ti. eitgaute, duiability, rod et.eap. J.t.r enact roesitimeoe to aßete, being of serer. Pries 4Se. ALAI set couplets S 10 0 do. 17 do. l7 0 Ju. ... 17 ..... I do. do. rub. ot the detyle rd. v.et• pow. Via emelt, et the CS 17 Mu. 4 tut roe isopeetioa Yagratap rat P.lppoc and Sums), 39. Ozhird. mer Ifeirmatwareeti.—Eetabliquid and ItkGISTUt bTOVEB. • sonrtnseat or Batista sod other ..Notty design sad antral,. wort ,re, at from 3 , 11.. to 7 mss. le 'Ao. to 2S gouges, o 'ether with Sylres ,ttnir Ltarth Store% I. the Wiest sa the •- .e uh sus env oasis selection of 'wader'. •"' , -tr• on erquested to smiled it. The norm ~ e v,t soorosed al. C.,tskyotss with es. late kIITON sad BURTON, 311, Oz sod No. I, NewaushAttert. WWII'. Nu m? 4IMAYI JUNII I. of TENNYSON'S NM POEM • . at 311 LIB'S teLLY.L'S LIBRARY, L. ',sae . ..ay...quart. and oar Le Bad 0T all .nlaa. The Oat sAd newcat malts • • ; aVi it, atishbourbotai ..• Gamey peteeriptas IS voaa atl sew. • it..Atkr after pultheatlas, lye raiser r• so 1 igAnkis LIACULD • ET f LEM EST.—Oa Monday .Fl 4 ir.T 6f the 4PF.Y.CII of the .th Neely', et the Canterbus y A.. 'Tula. sad all linaluellan. . '• 61:«'ELL'e NEW MAU. , act, by rat Cd, lENT of LIFE. wines' tue of time." ' ,Le M.SITIMPT blnamme—ltiemf r....a -• It* P irks, r p.emoot piemi—lmumtry Tr= ift.t Foreisuids at 11~-111,110--. .444. '...tatoiyr, tlattltimi. Aft. *ll/f. NTAINS. feet,. te. ; b PA. • Ara Ifilabraerla. lea -ktr.....rearraes ei 1/h/Ahr. all la ••• • .14 tay out, la. Cri, I.bnibi, red AVOID. tr uur euulure eel rm." 'l..' • *. 'ewer ani es el er emet.t•ttom, that barreled the twurna, ur Moldy, and embitter, • • • 14 Urn eat aka ;Aqua. tegumalrua Ilt -r • Mang, )111.plrb!..:11; cArtallio, tt, AieJra, lu Re. rctum :nt. THE ILLUSTRATILD LONDON NEWS o f THIS DAT, Jaw I. erstobee the Oohedlb Ds of Thee* Why% Jereey—Peo Per- Mr. DAFT, ToWu Wm* (Ii Iwo: TArigraeo, Mow of Or Dabp—Mr. Dinh. tf she ilitdoraes''—ibe Data I r the perlo—kshiblbes of the NA* Asedeak . "Nosoitl* . ;pannoriitey t k:L_ebohomoh" bk DA•hkey: A Ammo ketrlgele 41 oor z We Primo is user Teeter: I* Cfole- 046 =Irahile el the fbeiese—Gread tairbe Dr Ow* (I este)— s w a t lord Dow (k eityreoloye)—bablbilles of No Sa metbateme : flame hoot Moen% "ZyLooeue.• by Oneeretil: Seetegebre me We." klf_Terker• WM Mrs% Indo— AD tho Sow of the weet.—mor, Ike, Dina& 111. ehaspedL AND CIBRICAL. CAXIMIDOI, MAT 31. coLuos_yazza - ait - i. er. Pam. C ol : l : l o 7 ViabiMiatlii..-Garfliser, Stroh, Porter. Claselor—Glysn, Tayl rr. Clasdest Ooseporidos— Tt.ompses, Taylor. Bother Asalegy—Twelle, Doody. CLAIM BALL —Swim Seph—Ames. Jester 80 . i M he— 'um, Smith. C saleat—larber, Rayner, am. Pastimes—Dyes ; Bower, Stammare, sm. Rommturadisd or addltionrl pris Amos, Jeliaron. garish, Dyne. Chariest Prim—Daher, Aryan. Dr. Orme'. Copi inntrded to Collett sad Dell. Prim of Booka—Da. Bloom field. TRANTIT Ant prise ; Restos. seared. Q17117111' Cotzsaa Methratiss—W. 0. WMiuse, Searle, Daman. Olawiss—Prat K.glis Nelsatatina— Sheldon. Highest Prise—Da. York. Lida ligney—Ker *haw. Games Coumaa.—Sale, Srst rise ; liemasoy, mewl =B4,JarsitterSoper.--IJ eau/Isola. Seas *ail; Mudge. 1 . 1 1.0 Inillurrikirair le bee i - eisboolloill a scholarship. Freshmen—Sailer, Plums, eq., prisP. To be recommended for scholannips—Ballrr. Johnny, Kis nes?, Lee, Seavib, Metcalf*, Deny, Doyle, Furter". Volun tary Classical Examination—Third year: Young, tint prise; flounsey, second prise. Second year: Han is4n, first prize ; Drown, sawed prise; Ilarrisvn recommended for additions' pecusiary inward. Lectures for litcsaslmse Tam corn memo October 19. MAGDALIN COLLIOX. - Ideshernatim—Cohen. Sink)! Merheder. Chain—Whalley, Roglieh Essay—Jenkins. Latin Espy—Jenkins. ERMAN VSL Coition. -First year—Rally, Hart. &mid year, }'hear. Third year--Challter, Matthew. Latin Rs my—First prise, Winsheiley ; woad prize, Johnmn. SIDIRST Btu= COLLEol.—Third yelif mak, wise; lighten, elected' Taylor's: exhibitioner Mousley, prim. Mouslev too all to attend more than a part of the examina tion First year—Pope 'leered Tyylor's Ishibitioner; Ren al*, Pope, and Fowler, R R., elected f .undation scholars. English declamation—Demi*. Reeding— Dearly, Jaelnion, Member's. Clawie.—Fowler, It. R. Divinity—Messtima, Davis. Fowler, R. It. NM In some of the above cams the years of the men ere not distinguished. 01,010, MAT 31.—This afternoon Mears. U. B. OM,- Ped, from Brighton College, M. Kier, from Eton Betio 1 , V. Omen, Commoper of 06,4 College, sad T Fowler (Mathe nastiest) from King Wiliam C.llege, Isle of Man, were elected Peet-snasurn of Merton College. The honorary degree of D.C.L. well, we understand, be conferred, at the smooching commentorari. n, on L.vd 'ugh and Major Folwardee, the heroes of the late Indian war. Z WIINTS. Rev. Eamuel Back, i 531.4 C., Hareford.bire. R.T. Brodet Maltby. B.A ,to Westbury-to dormi-porte C., Belop. We. sod Rev. 0 Thos. Orlando Bridgman, M A., to Wale R r. Barrow 1' C., Salop; vat 3291,; pat , Lord Forrester Rev. E heard Goan M , alt, MA , to Great Cowin* A'., Herefordshire ; pat., thetep ut Glotteeetar and Rusted. Rev. limy Stamm Retool', to S:. Lake C., Ironbridge, Salop. •ACAYCIE.. Cliftes Cu sp?'lle R., tr. Chilewe C. and Harlasten C., Staffortlibirr. din. Lichfield; value 12871. ; pat., H. J. rye, ; Rev. K. Ta3lim, dee. Hiraaat R , Ilotogorwtr) shire, din. St. Auph; 'al 1351., with red Trace; pat., thelop of S: Awpb ; lieu. T. Pugh*, dee Longford, R , Derhyshire, din. L val. with residence; pat.. Rut of Li icester ; on chaplaincies to llowte of Commons and leek Rospitil ; Rev. T. Gamin, prom. Lon4oa, Ctriot Church P.C.. Regeoes•park ; val. Met ; pv., Bishop eo London ; Rev. B. Dostoworth, reoleacd. Sgitoe, Load.. P.C., Hoots, din Windiest*? ; val. ell.; pot B'. Cress R. spital ; Rev. F. 0. Gifford. prom. Waterloo. Corist Chards P.C.. Sehon. Lancashire, dio. Chest's ; gab., Tessuree ; Rev. C. J. G. Jones, die. NAVAL ADISIRALTT, MAT 31.—F110310110W.—Willim warn., to be Acing Beatissim. PORTA , IUCTII, MAT 31.—The Proweethese, et. arrived thy =crates Iron Wes:wish. oa her way to Devon port sod Coda of Africa. The Fir. . it. ii., proceeds this aft:rroon for W.lllwieb,to be paid . . Wommtcn, MAT 81.--R4istarM, ft-Asp-strip, Muter Commander Bradshaw has Area mitred to take on board :he bump of the Reyal Artillery and Royal Rappers and Miners tomorrow. TOO tro ps will embark on Monday afternoon, and the marl will :ear. for Orrechitt e at thy break es nimbly morning. ilsrstio, 24, st. ship, was t..wed from Blackwall, as lar n Orarnbithe, last night, and this morning proceeded on to Sheerness, when she will ix *Med for ms. MILITARY. M . MILTTART ONITCART.—Aeemilag to the Wu-office Army Ltst tor June. just published, the folow lug dates admire of • seers have been received: Osineral—J soles Orde May 21. MaJor•Otaeral—SirJames Sutherland, 8.1. C. erriee, May 13. Lieut.-Colosels—Youno, C.ll ,10th Fcot, Feb. 20; Dodo, half-pay, let Foot, May 22. Captalas—Handield, 290 Foot, March 2; Mordeunt, half- pay, 61st Foot, April 17 ; Papky , Mired full-oty, April 11; Finer, unattached, May 21 I,leutenents—Veiteh, 25th Foot, Ilan% 14 ; Bolton, 34th Foot, April 11; Jenninis, half-pay, let Garrison Battalion, April 21. Quartsr-Msetar—Peitard, half pay, June 19, 1849. Suer one—Dimon, 7th Hamm, May 4; J. Mllar, to oral Inn disniet Glasgow, May 3; Young, half-pay, 16th Foot, May 19; ' WeLearg, hall-pay, Brunswick Infantry, Mirth 31. _ . - -Dr. Grantham, drowned fa Lake Erie, )lay 7. (From last night's Gazette.) W.Vit4ol. FICK, M tv 31. f 7th Rept. of Lt. Drags.—Ear C. liAeetieen, tom the 3rd F., to be be cox., eke Welt, who each. 17th Lt. Lings.—Car. (1. C. Mosiosa, to be lieut., by par., eke Rue. mil, who reta. ,:rd item. of F.—Car. F. 31. Woor, from the 7th Lt. Drags , to be ens., vim Kavanagh, who each. 18th F.—Lieut. J. Srarnswoon, hem the 07th F., to be lieut., vice Graham, wbo each. 23rd V. - Sea.-Lien,L T. a. EDWAILYIN to be first lieut., by par., vice Marsh, who rot . Stith 7.—AtivilL-Sarg. J. C. Previa, OLD., from the 911,11 F., to be asaint..ourg., rice Money, w hu each. 87th F.- Lieut. W. ii.OP4IIAW, Irvin the Ihth F., to be lieu:., vice S , epheakis who eachanges. bah e.—Arist:4.-ourg. A. A. Swear, from the SUM F., to be moist.- surg., vice rurom. who exchange.. Cisucirose.—lhe Bev. 2. Mtu.ew to be chaplain to the garrison of Edinburgh Cad'', vice the he'. W. B. smith, who has been per mitted to retire urns a 'editor) . allowance. Muria. Mitlll.—The ebrietien nature of Lieut. Vivian, of the 15th Lt. ftr..g.., on "Janes Edwards," not "Jame. Ed ward," as stated la the finveffe aR %be 17th; the chruitian names or Paymaet. lloyd, of this lot Droo l are "Robert Thomas Neocene," out "Robert Betnnes flows.' MEDICAL. APOTHICARIZEI . TlALL.—Naves of gentlemen who passed their *Remington in the *ciente and practices of medicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thursday, May 30, IS6O ; —Thomas Coke Mop, St. Cie rge'r, rmuds ; Charles Joseph Bullock, Cosagletoo ; Henry Allen Aldred, Black Wan-road. --- THE PEACE BAZAAR, which coMlitenced on Thor,- lay, was continued yesterday at the Mall of Commerce, in Threadneedle-street, and under the mostfevoutable auspices. There was a good attendance of vi.itors throughout the city, and the ladies who presided over the stalls exerted all their powers to turn the exhibition to a profitable account. Judg ing from the diminution which had already takes place to the quantity of articles exposed for sole, there waa every rea son to infer that this sew effort in favour of the Pews Ano malies has beau attended with favourable moults, end it is to be hoped that the bazaar will terminate under circumstance, toirsisted to advance so praiseworthy a rause. NEW ZEALAND COMPANY.—Yesterday the annual general court of proprietors of this company took place at the olllcre, Broad-street -buildings ; Mr. Aglionby, , in the eclair. The report N avino directors (which appeared in the Express yesterday) g been read, the chairman, is emes-dines with the terms of the report, peoiseu a real• lotion that the meeting be adjourned to Twienny, the 2nd Ju'y. A discuxioa then arms upon a variety of pilots connected with tee liabilities of the comp -ny. In the coarse of tnis discussion questions were asked by several of the proprietors as to the terms of the agreement between the New Zeolend Company and the Cenkeheiry Ageociation, when it appeared that the guarantee of the COD^ pany on behalf of that are ciation amounted to 26,0001, 5,0001. to be expended et home, end the remaining 20,0001. abroad. It further transpired, from txplanations given by the chair man, thatnesely the whole of this arouse had already been impended, that the outlay of the cowmen, in this respect would not on the whole exceed 26,0001. and that the asso ciation was fog on so p ro sperously t hat the interests of the company were not likely to sulfa on account of it. gua rantee M citation. Several proprii WA, however, expressed their anxiety to have the whole affair , of the o , rupany wound up, bat us substantive motion was proposed fur this purpose, sod • resolution suggesting an adjournment of the meeting having been put and carried, the proceedings ter minated. - • 37 7 0 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 1850. SPORTING. EPSOM RACES. It is loaf was the Oaks, as a betting raw, has tweeted ro Httle interest as it has den, this year. Until with* two days of the rases few book., and those small seas, were opened ; es heavy, in het, were the transectioas oaths more mommitoes event decided on Wednesday, that no gee seemed to bestow a thought upon it until the iiisinsy and excitement predated by the defeat of all the Derby fa vourites bed 'shaded. Ems then, es paralysed was the " ries," that the batting on the Dimas was carried oa with out a shadow of the spirit which egad chmacterkied the ape 'stations up to the moment of stuns'. The deli, it must be admitted, was wretched, but had it beat ever so strong, ' the anxiety which prevailed in all quarters with aspect to the manes would ham peevestvi very extensive operations. To the weather, then, and to the facilities afforded In al directions for a cheap and /spit amok to the course, must we attribute the very km asesoans of people collated on the Dann. It Is not enmesh to my that it came up to the Oaks standard, fur in our time realties has approached it; the stand was nearly fall, the enclosure was crowded to ex cess, mad we venture to aunt that the numbers clustered down the aides of the mania, proaad, and the vehicles sta tioned on the bill, emeeded by at leases 30 per mat. the best Oaks day ea reused. The rag, as ea the Derby day, esurmeneed with a haa dkap plate, bat for which the sport, apart from the Oaks, would ham bees anything up to the mat. This over, the joaties washed tor the Oaks, Shrew in namber,, and less than had beso risseatjamanikaat oti r =4Le ssuraw setbies IPS ;War One _ _ Mks bolting. Itt our flrelff thogroltaiie sipeuifed to the return of Thursday's racing, we quoted Ithedyeina at 40 to I—these odds were laid four or five times just before we It't the Downs the alteration arising from a rumour that there was a large amount of arrears due from her former owner, Mr. Werley, and that Mr. Hobson was Lot disposed to pay them. After we left it trefoil:eyed that .uch arrear. had been wads good, and the mare immediately rote to half the odds returned by us. The improvement yester , lay was still more decided, as little as 5 to 1 baring been taken at one time, and only 6 to I loid at the close. Elite Middleton also came e'rongly in'o play, the prestige attaching to a favourite from John Scott's stable helping to elevate her to the first position is the bet ting at starting. Probity likewise was • "pot,' money being sent in go liberally that she left off second favourite. The race, owing to the restiveness of Major Martyn's mare, did not come of until half-past theca o'clock ; it was run at a bad pace, and was won quite as easily as the Derby, Iths. dyeing' having the "command" of her borses from first to last. It is not • little singular that No. 7 thould be the winairg number of both Derby and Oaks, that the winners should, at one time at least, be looked up m as " safe," and that the Danebury stable should run a emil in each race. Of the two events decided after the Ook it is unnecessary to speak—if they had not beta tun at all no one would have regretted it. larmsaraas' PLATS .160 sou. (handicap), fAt all ages. One mile and &quarter. Mr. Rantslxgtorris Itrebee Buenos. 4 yrs, 'et alb —lnatelenl Mr. E. M. Clarke's Rodney, 4 yrs, a.t 'ltuekersy) 2 Mr. Genton's Athenian; 3 yrs, 34 Sib (1. Sharp) 3 081i1 STALES 0115 t/ sore. each, h lt, for 3-yr old hllie•; Set 7lb sash; the second to roc, ice 100 son. out of the stakes; the winner to pry 100 son. towards the expenses and 3U sots. to the judge. One mile and a half. (128 subs.) Mr. liubeon's kbedyelos ....... (V.Butlerl 1 Mr. roontry's hathleee . ..... (A. lk , Y) 2 Mr. tirstslcke's Countess . (n. Maim) 3 The &Bowleg also ran : Sir J. Hawley's Tid, Lord Or ford's Iby Slane out of Esotk, Major Martin's Fro:sande, Mr. litolt's Gillyflower, Mr. Stephensot's Srerifice, Mr. Gravilles Ettrfette, Lord teeter's Cl. li , Mr. B E Wiz, Middleton, Loy' Earei's Cora, Mr. Humphries' Sate( to Swallow, Lord Eglinton's Probity, Mr. Orbaldelb ton's Sister to Pal:age. &Slag :-3 to 1 eget Else* Middleton, 11 ter 2 art Pro bity, G to 1 art Rhiolyrias, 6 to I eget Tiff. A to 1 art Ertie fidly, 12 to 1 cast Ecthlten, 12 to 1 art Clelia, 20 to 1 art Estarette, and 20 to 1 seat Countess. Probity tads the lead at titanium, billowy' by Tiff, Cora, Estafette, the Erotic 611 y, Giii)flowtr, and E ire Middleton lying up with them, with Sister to Pillage, Ithedycias, and Countess in their wake. Thera was no thaw in the front di:via:on until they got to the T.Y.C. p At, where Probity wee de• prlord of the lead by Tiff, who recut on with It to the road, where the latter was jo.red by Counter*, Kidding, is-.d Ee tafette, Crusts. unesethately after taking up te..e loaning Ithedyrina, who bad 'lido:4ly Improved her poefrion after milting the tarn, jaired her horse* 'noble the & a went up, and defeated Could's, ol.poite the stead. and won with the greatest ease by a lerrh, Kathleen catching Cc wren aloof upon as peal, and hating nor for the second money by a head. EstJette lour*, and Gill)flower fifth. Btu la 2 min. 66 sec. _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ Massaa's Phtm of 50 cll.; for r-elitr, Get 7.b ; four, lit 9ib; five. bet 13:b; sad iyrJ, 9rt Stb; mar,' mod sorldiass allowed 3ib ; the winner to be 'Pohl for Ail, if do. outdid, ite Great Motrop Sakes Course. Mi. Refer Aso N 0.4 S rry Oct 101 b Mr. Hamby'. The 04 Fes, 4 yrs, st Elb MentEby, pm., 2 No ass. 2tolas OM Vox. Woe by NM yar.is MAST sal OAKS STARTS of .5 son. sails, with 30 added ; aelliwt webibts. Meats. Ore mil*. Mr. flobertblitridae, 4 Ty we illb Nt ;:contt;;Two.an. S }.s 7.t Itb. Mr. T. king's Mats, i )ra, Oat, LW.) ... Shar;) 1 I (J. Duler.ay, 2 2 ...... t4.(iu.a4a, 3 3 bY. LWEIL. 3 to 1 apt Vuligrut 1 ER111; 1031. 2.1 tot art Rom (t) 30 1 111ppulyttup POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MONEY MARKET. FAMILY EVRBINO. The rate of foreign exchange for this mail are almost the same as those of last post day. The prices negotiated are as follows : Tim. Priem nogotLitso. Tram To issiborg 3M. Ameardaaa 3 13 $ Itogiordara a NAstworp umb Po& Mort DIII7 614. 21 70 )ale. 44 rommblir.6 ma , II 1 .. ". i Pre Thom " 111 SS Trims IMAM .4 IMAM " 2. I 41 Libor' 0160. WrIO 46 64 40 2 111 %Wu Was 2o.lsTs date.......„ 2 53 I Onerb3 .„.. . as Rao Smock° ''''' " * " . "60 days idelaL 27 The report read at the annual general meeting of the peopnetore of the New Zealand Company held this day gives the teal receipts of the company during the year ending the sth April at 1:45,1451 15s. Bd. Thkiend assets at the sus didip.orelosive of the sismspaay's beds ill Woo Zeeland. vows $4,1411.21. Bd., and the aggregate liabilities 471,1631. 31. 4d. A report appcars in another column. The account of the position of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, the 25th of May, 1850, published pursuant to the set 7 and 8 Vict., c. 32, is as follows: WI KA OLIO: D.—Accovu nari Nobs Weed 1 . 1 4 .9 .7,14) I 529=4401 119111194 91 rirXlll°l4 Oapl' Lei ....41M43,..Un 3.067.2T1 pubis Depodlellaals,L tatt," th ..l Debt. nal . 4 Di?. Actssj 7.4/1"3 I Other IlkverAts V,104,4131 bewso-daynadelbar lOW 1,160761 MAT 3e. ISA rc f Oa Wsl mat* M&y 91.11150. • AlTttOT. I ?armament MM.... 211.016.100 Whir itneuzitlas. . (kdd Cold And Bathes 15.717,343 BUrer Banks YUV,B77 520,927,740 veteeex. Onyernment Sow lttee linelu.l.ltend WYelsAt Annuity) 51014,185 other numrins 10,07.076 Nntew Glo4tl mad OUrir Cole 774,709 /35,172.415 )M672,645 M. YARIIIALIr Cbia Cashier, • .......____ Yne . air7;e returns, when compared with those for the week p receding , exhibit the following changes: Circulation 161110 £29 927,240 D,crease £ 33,765 Circulation active Pubic deposits Other deposi3 Government securities in bankit g department 14,316,18.5 Inersam 24,015 Other neuritis in banking department 0,697,076 Decrease 49,310 Coin end bullion in both departments ..... 16,701,919 hems* 70,869 Seven day and other bale 1,156,875 I) , creass 31,916 The Rest 3,067,271 Decrees 42,541 The premium on gold yesterday at Paris was 17 per mine, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17e. 101 d. per ounce for wandard gold, gives an exchange of 23.571; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.60, it follows that gold is 0.29 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London. By lag advice, the price of gold at Hamburg was 4351 per mark, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.101; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.91, it follows that gold is 0 23 per cent. dearer in Hainourg than in London. By last *deices the course 4 , 1 exchange at New York on London for bills at 60 days' sight is 1091 per cent., end the par of exchange between England and America being 100 21-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.17 oer cent. in _ favour of this country. But after making allowance for difference of interest and chreges of transport, the present rate does not allow of the transit of gold, 4 ;either to or from the United Stater. The amount of railway calls advertised for the ; mouta of June, it will be wen from the subjoined t a g table, is 710,4161. In Jane, 1849, theetlls amounted to 773,772/., and in June, 1848, to 2,277,6741. WO. Amount pct Ware. Due Alreedy NWDber date. paid. Celled. of ebares. Great Wr4tern., New . . ri ikr 0 'it. ybri . Deix , rlt. 10 per CI. on C 3,500,000 330,000 Lanearhir. Atel York. ~Lire Lade and Thlrbk, Ex- . 1 ty 110 0 7,411 11,116 Ihirsk,Pre- . _ , 1 110 0 45,000 GT • SCO Mallon and DrifSeld June'km Malmo anal Matlack Juna.7. 1 3 03 0 01,500 20,625 Slarwatery and blz. rninglawn, Class 825 9 011 3 12,000 31,050 West Cornwall MAIILLOROVGII-STRE6T. AeIIACLT OX • POLICX•CONIITAIILS. W. //nrrasorr, with several aliases, U. Smart, and Mary Clark, three well known members • f the swell mob, were charged with attempting .50 pick the pockets of several gentlemen, and with assaulting Stringer, 193 C, who stated that last night he was en duty In Dover-street, Piseadily, when his attention was celled to the prisoner Lark, who wes following a gentlemen. Ile kept a close watch upon her i movements, and saw her elatp the gentleman rousd the waist and try to pull him down a court. TO, gentleman shook her off, when she crossed over the road at d j.ined the two male prisoners. Witn.as then went up to the gentleman and asked him if he had lost anything, and on he replying in the negative, h. prove , dad after the prisoners, whom he overtook near the end of the street walking behind two gentlemen. The temide:pri-iner went up to one of them, and entered into con lion with him, while the two men were busily employed in diving into his pockets. AVi rem then tried to take tliesn iuto custody, but on cellu ing the two men, the woman rashed upon him and endea voured to rescue them from custody. Not succeeding in this at • scratched his fact and bit his hands, in order t imake him let go his hold. The men also killed hint on his legs, and threw him down on the ;raw aura. H e , however, managed to retain hie hold of the prisoners until the two gentlemen procured the assistance of two other eJnstabler, when, after a desperate reliance, the prisonen were secured anu conveyed t 3 the station. It the prisoners were remanded, he bud no doubt that he could produce for mer conv.ctions against them, as they wife well known to the police. 31r. Bingham remanded them until Monday neat. EXHIBITION OF Bal.—Yesterday, a numerousar.d influential meeting of the Cite of London committee was held, at the Mansion house, for the purpose of consider ing the nominal n of local commissioners, to act on behalf of the City. Mr. Alderman Salomon* occupied the chair, supported by Sir Moses Blontefiere. Mr. Forster, M.P., Mr. Alderman Musgrove. Mr Sheriff Nicoll, Mr. R. L. Jones, Mr. John Wood, Mr. Swab. I aid, Mr. Gray, Mr. Tits, and about 50 other mem bers of the committee. A feeling wan unanimonaly ex pressed that as the City had taken too large a dines In initiating the undertaking, and had expressed so substantial an interest in it by the proportionate amount of its sub.crip floes, the nomitiati of local commissionen to represent the commercial, artistic, and mit ntitic p eduction likely to be transmitted through the City committee, should be inch as to command not only the confidence of the Itcslity, but that of the whole United Kingdom. Accordingly thehonorary *tontines were instructed to invite the co-ope ration of most of the leading representativee of the tr de of the City, together with other eminent and scientific men, many of when have already been associated in committees by the royal commission itself. Mr. Cole, of the execu tive committee, In tenser to inquiries, detailed the prima state of the undertaking, the numerous applications for space in the building, which applications had been stet up from the local committees in the provinces, the last report of the general subscriptions, amounting to upwards of 59,0001, the expectation t' at the contracts fur the building would be issued in a few days, and the preparations which were being made by the working cluees in all parts of the country to visit the exhibition. OFFICES IN ItuvritatoN.—We understand that Mr. Jamie* Cr.:enroll has appointed his marshal to succeed the late Me R. W. Lloyd as Clerk of Amino for the Chester and Ncrth Wales Circuit ; the epoointment is vested in the senior judge who last went the circuit before the vacancy arose. Mr. Horatio Lloyd (eldest son of cur deceased friend) has the royeasionary appointment to the of of judge's associate, which Mr. Rude holds until Mr. Lloyd attains his majority. —Chester Courant. FUNERAL OF THE WIDOW OF JEFFREY. — On Wed nesday the remain, of Mrs. Jeffrey were Ind in the ll.an Cemetery, in the tame spot where her illustrams husband wee interred thus is mitts since. The body was brought from ilaileyhury Collie, Hertfordshire, the residence of Yreteeser Empeon, her souls-law, where she had removed soon after his lordship's death, and taken t i Cub/crook Castle, whence the funeral Ur* place, followed by a Tse 01 the old and cs ensiled friends of L,rd Jeffrey, including Lord Cockburn, Lord Murray, the Lord Advocate, Ite.—Cute amiss. Mercury. Total co:led la 1850 THIS DAY. 4::10,416 ,362,063 Two o'CLoeit. The tone of the English stock market to-day is very buoyant, and the transactions h.ve been on a more extensive scale than for some days past. Con- 2' sole were first traosactad at 961 for money, and 96.), 1 , for account, and they have since, aided by the re- 2 ' ceipt of higher prices from Paris, touched 961, but they are at press nt quoted steady at 961 to a, both fur money and the 12th June, being I better then they left off yesterday. The Three per (Ante. :Reduced mark 931 and 1; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 97.1, and Long Annuities, exp. 3th Jan., 1860, at S and I. Bea Stock marks 2071; India Stock, 2671 and 269;. India Donde, W;1. prem. South Sea Stock, 1071; di'to New Annuities, 031. Exchequer Bills have been negotiated at 683. and 71a. preMium. In the foreign securities very little bueicees has been done, hut prices are generally firm. Daniell Five pct. Cents. have ti uched 81 prim. Business has b. en done in the following only : Brazilian Old Bondi., at 88. Danish Five per Cent. Scrip, at 81 prem. Mexican, for account, at 311 and 301. Peru vian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for the 14th of June, at 761 ; ditto Deferred, at 331. Port uguiso Four per Cents., fur account, at 331. Busies Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 961; ditto Se. ip, at 3 prem. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 171 and 4; the Three per Cents., for account, at 38. FUNDS.—Tnis DAT. Oftak . .Welt, 0.0 - --- 3 14/ rt. act!. Amu, f. 5, 11,r CL Or. Mao, p -r Ct. C.m. Aca, 54/ I 3) per CIA V7l / hiehequee UIIIe, CAL 71e. VORE1(131 VUNDS. 6 icr Ct. Attrition !lonia, 1 per Ct. (Denala H.b.. 16 1 4 , 1.4 , Cl lieu. Walt. 84 8 Oroonla Inierrci Hdr.,3l 1 4 tvl Celit.. r. I , Cr Vt. Sloa., It 16.31 1 5164 . Ct. Brazilian Oda, 86 8 t; i't Vt. l'erUVl/111 nth.. 1G 7 I IMO Nair, its 7 Do. Deferrcil Mk. G per Cl Iluetttr Arca M 3 l'oritiguvo Wirt.. 33 4 Ditto Chilton IMs., t. 7 3 61ou VL Kure. 1it1i..103 8 'Mtn Volute). Def. 11,16.. Ditto Siatilult M 16.. 171 Columbian &mak, win.. 34 1 3 put Ct. Ittetillth Ws .37% 81 3 ner Ct. Danish 1446., 71 3 Ditto Pamir., 1448.,36 i 1 pur Ct. Dutch KU.. CM 1 V erm outh per althattlftla . .,l 3 4 pot et Dutch ecru... titi til 144errirl 1144..111 14 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Tee market a.-day is rather fist in tone.attt; following priers Town Tal;ow is quoted at 38s. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 361, 94. to ns. ; October to December, 381. 33.; ditto, separate months. 3tip. 6d. The market f x the last week has shown that &gond steady consumptive demand continues fur Russian Y. C., but at the tam time there is little activity in the market; former terms eve !totem r maintained, and the market closes steady. P.Y C. on the spot has been taken to a fair extent at 375. to 36.. 93. for first sort Ukraine, and 365. 3d. to 365. 6d. for common qualities. For delivery all next month there are sellers at &le 61 to 365. 9d., but few takers. In new for Oct. to Dee. delivery there is little t iepositien shown to purchase, and there are now sellers at 38s. 31 to 381. GIL, but few good buyers to be met with. A few parcels of Odessa sheep hive bean sold at 365. to 36e. 61 In Sydney or South Ame rican little doing, buyers supplying their wants at the weekly public sales. South American 31s. to 38s. Gd. Sydney ox 314. to 355, 24., sheep 355. 63. to 365. 6d. per cwt. The &Hetet.% continue on a large scale, being for the half-week ending Wednesday rather above 750 cks. The stock is now rather less than last year at this time, and prices are about 21. lower than at that time. Arrivals this week are 2355 eke 2333 plies. h o rse made continues in good supply, and sells readily at 355. Gd. to 351. 9J. for first quality, net cash. A PV.NNY BANK.— A meotiug for the oe'ablishmeat of a Pet of Bank at Cheshunt, was held on Thursday I veiling tut. Mr. &Age, one of the churchwardrne was app.lieted treasurer, and Mr. J. Cladsby honorary steretars. RAILWAYS. Tilt DAY, Two o'CLocx. The share market opened very firm this morning, and a cloadderable amount of hominess has since been done, at greatly improved prices. Great Westerns have touched 60; North Westerns 108; Midland. 38 ; Great Northern., 241. paid, 11 ; North Stafford. 81 ; and Caledonian. 104. 'These extreme rates have not been quite maintained since, but the market is still very good. Wu :allay up to 1 deka. [THREEPENCE. LINDA May 31. STOCX-EXCIANOI. —There was a constdershly Etter feeling In the Alan this morning. Quotations are somewhmt tot proved. and sellers are by AO Memo &Wow; to operate. Wes Northam 141 di..; Laudon and North Western Stook, ; North Wenerllll., Orausawsa migration) ; North Brinell Pref., A; North Western Prof., 101. 11.. 3d. WRIIK Ilea iptA. 2901 266 BMWS 4TLWATI6 'Ablators Do. Proforma Berba at liaata Tat (Gt. .Wegt. perprtual p.et.) ae calledulypLArvithguir. _Do.witbsat a guarantee i v Wale.. and Dudley ealkedalypi.,oreritlegnar. De. without s guaraiatee IBMS& &Mow, Stain and E xeter end Wm.. 'ZIT Pr s Do aldnedabinnedon Owner and Holyhead .. Prelawasee DuWin and Belfast June... Neat Anghan Do. (ZIS D0.(16.105.) r, p. Ct. Pref. C0(71.104.) 7 p. Ct. Pref. Neatens Coastal. Do. New Prcf. 6 p. Ct.... Do. lat.. 6 p. Ct„ No. I Do. do. N 0.2 Do. N. & K. a per Ct.. Do. do. 6 per Cent Do. New linat.se Union. ear A (late E. U. Ph.) Do. CLAM B. end C. dill. De. &NO (rm. 6 p. Ct.) P.4.‘t Lancashire Dn. New Dn. New 6 Oise - WI" Eau Lincolnshire Guaran teed 6 per Ceot Edinburgh and Glasgow... Exeter, Yeovil, & Dora. Kotler And It:mouth .. Gloucester & Dean Porett Urea: Northern ... .. I Do.* rhnree, A .Deferree D 0.6 sharer. B. 6 a. Ct.. Do. 5 per Cent. Prof 01. nnoth.and Went. (Ire.. Ito. Eighths Great North of floglaiht... De. Nt.,, A4O Do. New, Z3O Do. N. , w, ale Great Do. New, Ll 7 and Do. ehares Do. shares anea,ter sad Carlisle .. Do. Thinta ,tr. ant Yorke:ire Do. .hures Do. Psftne Do. N.. w Du.llu 1 t rdlrld&Slieff. I Po. VI e.d 'when Union Leeds and Bradford... Loots and lairek Do. Pref. 6 p.Cest No.I Do. Do. Na. 2 Do. Do. N 0.3 D•. Pref. Quarters 111411.. tondo and 6:selneratl Loa., Drachtoa.lk 6.oaaa Do. New gun. 6 p.L . t. Do. a aszentool 3 p. Ct. tate Croydon 'ltUda.. Do. Prof. 3 pee Cant.— D..Coorrt. S p.Ct...1132 Loads. and Oreenwree , Do. Preference . _ _ 'Lawton is Norlls.Weotera .to. New *bare.. .! Do.a I 01..,111. awl N.D., London L South.Wwelera Do. New, £OO W. New, £44 Do. New Vreferesee LowortortGuor.l ytr Coat. LeadowlerryatEoniskales Ntoa.b.. tr zoinoMatloel +Maude., Ntlef.ALineolash Do. "bane, Nat .. Do., New £lO Prot. .. liana LateL 'hue; Do. S3O shams Do &rm. and Denby.. 50 , ) t t y o r p. ,o 7 . 4 7 1.31141'nd GrvatWild. Ore) 11.1 .111iddlosbru'aate(L6p.002 100 ;3lewcaotle and Cabals ... 23 .Newmaket . St. 'lO. Natinik 10 I 8 I Do. New S2O 10 20 Do. Extension 3 3 ; Ds. Guar.n. ai per Ct. it. 24 North Drit.lak 3 I f ! 00. Preletence lii! North iitafbrdrbire 20 22 15 I Preston and ‘t yr. ... 124 10 I Do. abates (A) II 11 ! Rend.,Utual., And h. litida Sj 4 Royston rod Ihtebiu 04.1 4 12rpret.b Eatenalon St. 13 ~ t ettion Centra: I U 25 Scottish Mt...and ... 131 131'411E84m, I ',rtn., CIA. A Si 9 Do.. Clam B 11 11 De., New Guaranteed . 11.0 20 4brewdbury . and Mater Our. 10 10 Do. Raves lu 103 Da. ()sweaty 10 1 Do. New.. . 10 1 Do. 6 per Dews. to) 6t ribropoeirs Vows 10 South Demi LS If Do. Prefer o eos • 14 331 Month Utters ii 1184, Da No. .„ A 3. , Da No. 3 ... 10 10 1)0. No. 4 Reentered ... e South Wahl) O 14 S. Turk, Don. and 00010... 13 lei Albstilel4l, Rotherham, and 1 Uoole.N.Di. pa. 3 p.Ct. 10 20 :W.tterkmlatullidLenny... 10 50 ,Wear Valley. .1 p. 1.1. gum. 13 23 Ito. du. do. 10 20 Whitchaven and Furneto ou too outuerowt,:t Wcyro. it. 31 !York.Newcanle&Berwlek ' W, 11.:1t.t YorketNeweo. IS to I Do. U.N.E.Purehorrret W .00 , Docio.klil !to oTork Alla North blitolkatol l'refereace P 0111.110/1 RAILWATS. !Angle-Itrillan Oats Italian and Austrian) ... Boulosto ani Amiens Oentnal Meaner (Vlrraoa; Dutch ithentak Do. do Orsat Indian Yealnsals 1)o. II Las...Wawa 2 Madrid and Valentin ... SO Namur arid Lass. 16 , Northam of Plum* ... 1 'Orleans and Honks** ... 22 1 harts an t Orleans 20 haisand Ronan ... 13 Paris and ennaoonre 90 Homo ant Ilasro ." 20 ilanibto and MOWS 13 Town sad Nanao sj Want Handers... to to 20 I 20 25! I7' 20 ; c 20 5 20 20 I 51 41 U. 6 61 131 13 $ Sy dla Jol- Pm. Par Pm. 7i 7 sim. S 7f 1 1 11 7 11 y 2 21 28 . 30_ Ili 2 1 i 1 2 1 i! iii It 111 211 It It die LI VHIU'OOL. May 31. STocl-BecgArrog.—Tbe feeling to-day Wlle animated, and a Mr buainess was trammeled. Itirkeuhetd., Lancashire, and theebtre (tato C. and IL ti per cent. tin '3O). --Ghirscow, Beide,. and Orcenuelt (.1-ehuree), 3s--Lancaehiro and Yorkshire Atli hoes), 911 e.d.—lannister and Preston, h p.—Lorkkin ..n.t North Western, 1031 Si c.—Ditto (new shares). c. 30. AL 3e. Oil. IL — Ditto (filth 404 1 p.—)Atilland, 33 e.—Ditto (4 shares), 214 c. Its. 3d. d.—Norith Barters end Ironer, l4l—Ditto (No. i, registered). 41 — York, Newirestle, end tiers irk (G. N. E., 6 per emit. Ilia '5O), 6e c.d. —Dutch Kittenish. 31 I Is. 3d. d. lIANCIMSTER. Lay 31. Siontt-VIOKLPOIL—Then Wue fair amount of businm done. Prices were rather weaker at the dun., but not to any serious extent. Lancashire and Yorkihim ;Stock was done at 30, who hls at*. bs advanee of the prices at the el se ofla4 week ; and there were two transaction.; in London and North Western 100/. whams, one at sad the utter at 8 preen . North titaffunlis 10 nit. Tke principal business of the day was in Lancashire and Voris:shire. and Loudon and North Western stocks. BIHMIIVORAII, May 31. Smo[-E:or•xos.—TAU was MOTO Gni- mated to-day, atul prices wero decidedly in Zlez:nee. 11hUstels wero dune at 3C , , and South Stafford,' at 4 die. YORK. May 31. STOCK PACHANCIN.— Great Northern, 71; York, New castle, and Ilerwick, sa. 141. IS SO 1 I 131 13 131, RI I i 0 100' I 3 $3l 174 171 P. 30 !I ii ii st ..;11 .PI t I IS I 23 , 10 14 L'itl 0;1 iel►i JO ha 17.: Is i.il Kul 11l ii ' U. IM IS *34 i 0 1 ii Oloi 19{ 1 9 111' 114; lit. ii- I 9 .. iiiJi 9 I 10 ' lo ' SO 30 IR 111 SO 30 7 II n 2 dia 2 47 iPI 27 21 3 26 3 2 Si Ili 7j 34 64 papes. L Si , S 93 31 dl.. li II 1 I li 7 ri 114 4 111 ezdfl... I 1 111 37 39 G Sp. 131 134 n 3 41 41 die 101 10 30 32 1 9 11 tlt 222 4; te GS 67 32 31 38 69 ex new 71 7 am. 91 96 47 48 201 214 61 33 28 4 i die o v. 19194 13 dia. 911 die. les 10 Ids. 12 124 M S db. 'to 934 4 as 6 is db. b 4 db. 21 24 die die kat $24 SS{ use 138 Par Par Pal • PaL 4 141 17t II 14 dia. 144 1 V's. 41 4 dta. 14 111 34 3 3 e di dla 14 Ilse 119 j ii ii cu& Is 19 25 27 - 16 - 4 4 10 1 9/ dA 9 IC 6 r i pra. I? 4 I Pal. p:kr 124 134 91 SI db. 7 fil uia 9 1 Pi G 8 3 4 16 14 Ms. 11 11 di. 44 4 dim 3 7 8 10 14 di 1 1d1& 14 141 41 3 2S 271 dia. Sa 41 dim. 101 A 1110/ S 71 101 1 69 60 ez .11 8 9. 1 $ 2ii 25i 391 111 II 141 II 101 61 61 SP 17 17; 3 21 dls. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THB P, Nam of Railway. 1649. 11 - 371 16 1860. - r2 371 16 614 76; 322 81 67; 71 18 100 1681 220 70 1961 27 121 435 113 28 477 100 221 143 18$' 230 126 470 66 1716 230 111 18); 28 491; 60 BRITISH. 1849. 1850. Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena Birkenhead, Lane., & Chmhirs 1,314 Bolton, Blackburn.& V/ t.York 433 463 Bristol and Exeter Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Dublin and B e lf as t lunation 241 239 Dublin and Drogheda 782 884 Dublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath 417 Dundee,PertA,Aberdeen June 646 67 7 Dundalk and Enniskillen • 142 140 Rut Anglian 724 743 East Lancashire Eastern Counties and Norfolk 16,866 17,008 Eastern Union 1,2201 2,478 Edinburgh and Glasgow 4,06/41 3,895 ledissburt h, Path, and pima" 2,314 2,662 Foresee Eanway 332 Olargovr, Paisley, and Ayr.. • • 3,011 3,265 01.8110 W, Paialey,and Green,els 996 1,077 { Great Northern& E. Lincolnsh 2 . 390 3 , 654 Great Southern andWestemili 3.636 4,313 Great Western • 17,783 17,207 Lancaster and Carlisle 'Lancashire end Yorkshire • 12 199 19,128 'Leeds and Thirok 1 ' 239 935 Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport' 148 230 London and NorthWentern •' 44,64 47,617 London and Blackwall London, Brighton, and S. Coast 12.752 12,118 I London and South Western • :1,68311,775 Londonderry and Enniskilen 160. 168 Man., Buxton, & Matlock &c. 177 'Manchester, & Lin,:r.,l4. 3,640 7, - 680 Maryport Carlisle Midland M idiand Great Western. 22,154 24,604 Monklands 1,154! 1,389 - Newerstle and Carlisle North British North Stafford-hir L e 4,928 Scottish Central ' 1,442 Seottiqt t.:idland 322 469 Shrewsbury and Cnester 1364 1,612 Shropshire Union . 46 South Devon 9 South Eastern SouthYork.,Doneaster&Goolet : . 1,03.5 Taff Vale , 2,161. 2,596 Ulster ' I West Cornwall 74 2; 6781 23s' 282 I Whitehaven Junctio n York, Newcastle, Berwick .. • • 12,907 . 11,050 York and North Midland....• 7,909, 7,316 Fonerox. I - 764 741 !Azaleas and Boukgme 1,17 3, 1,347 26 26 1 Dieppe Dutch Rhenish 1,011 1,782 714 714 .Monterean eel Troyes 1071 1074 Oilcans to Bourvs (Ces.t.) 1,9a1. 2,765 72 72 Orleans to Ilsrdeaux 62 82 Paris and O r l eans - 7,701 45 85 'Paris and Rouen 891 594 .Rouen and H avre • The r. mote are Inclusive of the amount tradable under the agreement with the Loodun and North Western : the returns include the reeetotA on 130 mite. of canal. 1 The returns include the receipts on 60 [odes of canal and 9 miles oirellway. 216 f 15 MVES. (From the sgJourso i.t The share market during Misi the week Las continued much the same as for tome weeks past, notwithstanding which, however, there is eery appearesce of an early isoprcvement. From our letters, the mines generally are represented as looking remarkably well. Devon Great Consols and S,at Frances shares have been in re nest, the latter at an advsne Cundurrow, Mary Ann, Treleigh, and a few others, have also bean touch tor. The United Mines have this week declared a dividend of 1,0001., being bi. per share ; and yesterday a dividend of 201. per share was declared by the Lisburne Mines, both payable at the office of Messrs. John T.ytor and Sun. Shares in the following mines have cheoged hands during the wet k Devon Great Console, Trevtskey and Barrier, Smelt Tolgue, Smith Frances, TiLcroP, W. et Buller , Mary Ann, Trelaway, Condurrow, Wheal Franco, South Plata Wood, Moditunham, Penzinme Cuusois, Tremayne, Stray Park, Trivet Consols ' Pendarves Console, Roche Keck, North Dialler, West Tolerns, Heignstom D , vre Wheal L maid, Wheal Virgin, Treleigh Console, Tee t ' hetry, Treville, 'Chasten and Bedford, Cook's Kitchen, Gratabler and St. Aulayn, Rxks, Providence Mines, Tether., West Treseusy, Alfred Cowls, and Drake Walla la foreign mines we find that the business done has been chiefly in Imperial Brazilian, Linares, Santi..go, Cobre, and National Brazilian, and some transactions hays takai plats in Copispo, St. John del Rey, and Worthirg. WEEKLY SUMSIARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MI\CINO•LANE, SATTRDAY MORNING. Tne business in the Culonini 'dark( t ti.is week has been rather limited, owing to the holidays. •It is however, satisfactory to notice that in general the transactions that have occurred show improvement in price. The principal public sales of Sugar occurred on Tuesday, when previous prices to 6d. adv..nce were obtained, and the sales since by private contract have been at very full rives. Fur Coffee there has been more inquiry ; the Continents) advice, have been of an improved character ; and this, wi•b some desire evineld on the part of the homo trade to gat into stock, bes enabled importers to obtain an a.:vaece ; the rates fur plan tatinn Ceylon now range fully 3.. per cwt. abuse the :owest quotations, and native descriptions hay. , changed hands at 404. to 41.. per cwt., but there is very lisle on offer. In the Tea market there has been wher more d, mind during the week, and prices fur all kinds have been fitly supported. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Coop•-r and 'Livia report a short supply. at the followirg quotations :—Pritro Meadow, 6.55. to ,35.; inferior, 665. to Ws. ; Rowea, jks. to i 5.. ; Clover, Cm to Si..; Straw, 225. to 265. COVENT GAItDI IRV, Moe-apple*. per lb.. 0. to 10. Grapes, p. lb , 34 to 10e EN.-THIS DAY. ;ITS. Lemons, per dot., to to N Oraniter, per div., 9d. to to rd I— per 100. So. to 1 Almortdo, per mt. 6o • Portugal, per Ib., &1 to Is &Tante' ries, per oz., 4d to Is Goa cherries, green, per IV. ochre, Ss to ;s Aptiouts, green, per potUe,tkl to Is I per aka Nectarines, per duo., 30s Apples, kitchen, p. bush., 4s to es per 100, es to 12s - to 3. Walnut% tr. UV, Is Ott to :s per bush., Ili. to NA Nuts, Aar, p. bush, 104 to bruArl, p. bush., t. to 160 Kent Cobs, Ws to lOW per 1 IRLES. Omits, bushel, 7. to 9. . - 1 EGET. t eench Beans, n. 100, la Ed to 3. Asparagus, per bundle. As Ml to Ss Rhubarb, p. bun.tk, 3d toad 4a - 61; p. dut., Is MI W 11 absVots, per lb., tal to Is tiara; per ib., 44. to atl lettuce, Cab., p. more :Id to is Italishos, per 12 Wads, 34 to al Mu.braoms, per pot, 24 to Is Small Seals, p, pun., 24 to 3d Fennel, per bunch, 24 to 34 *awry, per Nag; 24 to 3d Thyme, per buneb, 2,1 W .14 Cagey, p. doz. bun., Is to 2s Iteots, per bale., NI. to Is Marjoram, per bunch, $4 w 24 Wm. mem, pey buech, 2,1 Watch:rent per dot. bundos, tkl tr tal Morse Radish, per bdl. , Is to is CatMit - usrc:ris, per jloz., Is to 3s Itrocoo p. dor. buntll., lis to 12s tiree n.A, per dor.. Is to 21. SOITCI:pIY het darer, l'otatuor, per W. b 0 12tte per ettt ,3e to 7s pwr bipdt , GI to 38 6d frame, INT lb., le to laGd Tereipw per del. bun., 13s to 1k Ited Wei per doz Is to Ts tid to 2s Lack, , , per 6uneli. lu to %1 - Celeri,rer butuife. to Is 64 C.,nrotn, per bun.. 9.1 to le _ . Spmach, ryn gen, 9d Tun QUEEN has upon the occurgence of a vacancy offered to Mr. HIM, a brother of Leigh Hunt, a nomination as one of the poor brethren of th, , Charter. house, which that gentleman has accepted. REVIEW OF TILE ENROLLED PENSIONER:4.-1n consequence of an order issued from the Adjutant•lieneral's office, ',pointing • review of the enrolled Chelsea pensioners of the metropolitan districts, took plant, this mon it.pt in llyils-park. The Woolwich and Deptford divisions, under the command of A1s;,01 Forbes, arrived early, and soon after the several battalion' marched in, and took up the positions assianed to them. The number or pen sioners present amounted to 7,800 rank and tire. At half-past 10 o'clock the line was formed, and soon after, the Duke of Wellington, Frisco Ltiningen, Lord Gough, lend Fitzroy Somerset (military secretory). and several general and staff efficas arrived, and were received with the customary military honours, the bands playing the national anthem. As soon as Lord (lough was recognised a simultaneous choer arose from the usseml led veterans, and which they prolonged for some time. The line having teen minutely 'tweeted by the general officers, grand divisions were formed, and the battalions marched past in slow and quick time. S 'viral evolutions were then performed with gnat prtthitlll, subsatuzat to which tiring commenced by singe tile, platoons, s.ctions, sub divisions, divisions, and volleys by grand divisions. To conclude the pageant, the line was il4plin fenntd, when anoth,r general salute having been given, the men were marched to their respective quarter. \ A( v , c-0 , 12 d. 174 101 104 IC7 51 CI 12i Ili 12i 1 21 3{ 1 2 16 16i 7i ei 27i 28 26$ 27 56 101 se t 56 56 My 11 2$ 10 106 107 iii to 86 I 6 o St 93i 4 3$ I 4} 4 1114 3 7f 8 71 8 101 10 Sidi, Si 1511 15 171