The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-21 00:00:00

• . 5.11. . c.. .4 . ,... rn7 ,_.„ . . .• ' -7; ;;f t rt%sl No• 1,163.] LONDON, TIIIBDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1850. [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. iFEof brIISTITUTE Sr SILVER.— )01 invn, If yam sip by •• • •bril *BPI by Pr pont ppm Posers. S goad ImPanals the aary Wet 'PIP ama aliapbrwri garb. nal, antaby pasibb Pot sin It be T t=pubbal ban PPP IM Ps. ... 11 1 °. .- MK TO. IP. c.n I:ffurk% kt., ywyptipap • r e ,one M tile ;stein E 4 MI. Nick' 1,, ,40T Orin. ndo. /imam lames 1'•U•1111. ratSINS. Papa. um. pa dam IM. ..• Pa ... 11. Ns. Ps. • 4lk I vairoviaP• 111 INN I al way . In. dlibsalty lo hr beta expatiated la bey's, the best ports et s mew RAILWAYS. brunt, Msy 20. 71%* sly Irish tom of public ("bake which has yo bad an opprainnity of commuting on the lord lieutenancy attention debate of Friday night, is the Freeman's Journal, and that limits its observation@ for the I,resent chiefly to the lamentable division among the Irish members themselvessa that, as epos every 'important Irish question. The /Iranian also dwells on the cirentratence of Sir Robert Peel's absence from the debate as a significant fact indica tive of his disapproval of the mauve ; but it over the fast that the organs most in Sir Robert Peel's confidence have been also the most strenuous advocates:of the abolition. As far as opinion can be gathered from casual conversation the opponents of the ministerial measure now consols themselves with the hope that the removal of the court will have the effect of combining men hitherto disunited, and that government will find it much more difficult hereafter to manage matter@ in this country on the divide et impera principle. As to any effective opposition to the measure, in its inters stages, no one just now sp pearsto dr eam of it. _ _ - 71higlielt barley has anted owned to some forward ; the inn quantity misfired coastwise daring the week belief amounted to oily 1114 qrs. This grain is evidently getting nottle , sad though the elan of the malting mason will ne nom aaten a felling off in the demand, still present rim ely to be maintained. The few lota exhibited Mato Illeaday have been held firmly at the terns then current, widokneedy buyers ban had to pay. The market has been la peat sliallitre shared of the foreign prorbasl y priming for sake, and the receipts from abroad during the last kw weeks been moderate, tannins hen been gradually ereeping up. The operation' since ]Leads have tot been en a verty anonsin stale, bat th e recent advent* bee been well mektaised, and geed heavy qualities wen Italy as dear en Friday es wi th er fa the week, the bcst pining sorts being theta held at Ilk. per qr., and Heals higher. Holders of malt have shown UM dispoluou to rrin that to lower their presennions, bet Mere hes sot been a great deal doing is the ankle. We have to repeat a Aortae apply of eats than is any previous week for seen time past, the base sad the h *Mesh tunleq fallen of simultatmoesly. Altogether g rx 16,4141 qrs. hem some to head, of which 1,187 rpm. are liar lied ass* the remainder from abroad. The lane dubs ken table edvaataq• of this scats of matters ' to dis t:id eishias oft heir rant purehross, which the have 1111~ habit ressaasesting rates, the advance demise the lint fortnight having bleu about Is. 6d. pa qr. The erne ben ihrinhend have, oonseineetly, bees rather nabs porlmet slue Handay, mere especially as factor. have min round te Wald& eons foram edemas., whisk, hermit, thom ey uness Inn onl la y onseesded yers. is in la etingin engines fritne The inquiry kw beans ham seathened tolerably satin, mad Ilse qualities, whether of hams or forolga growth, were easily rimed, both ore Wednesday and Friday, at the prime wrest in the oommeneement of the week. The snouts from Ireland report as advance in India con in the sister isle; pectin having Boating cargoes off the nest have *anon mind disk pretestions. THIS Di?, Two o'CLocz. The share market to-day is very good in tone, and the tendency of prices is generally improving. Most of tie leading stocks have been dealt in at higher rata , . Great Westerns mark 64/ ; London and South Westerns, 60! ; London and North Westerns, 103. L i 'WTI= DAIIMAIIP• YZUy. I t° 1 VO/o".*ale. %rosy op Aberdeen ••• In. Berke lb nob Int (Gt I _.W. 14 . /WNW 6 P•CL) 1 11 Ms. r. •.:11 •r. ••—• Fl 4•• • 4Se ILPP 3 e NW D erisa). $9, Odin& • .7 t . ent No. I, Nreora4Paint. ..ant k Wrilo4trin. lab. ealisclitypil...rwmffear. Do. waned a guarintee easerValday slam, Woiv.. and Diary seLlodulypd.,orwitherar. De. without a inaannta• lame, lara.. and Par iPa 264 FA 14i 8 14 IV F.B. oaf! FIRE-IRONB. . . , %mean May Millwg. tow. „ow WAN' dimmon) /NOW M: wove of Nellitit. hod M. I. Xwfw. wive.% .a the wank fed asalnia sea Is IRA:4011. 1,1216.11 • Z w atl • 4 - 1 Y so twwwt W onwoodwol •.. %room of &PIM or raviwbileam of emir .w ow that Vow KM, W elk b W wia. - , T56.11,4 MOM this • wrest eft mstury. mhatlllittli Sad two Kw of Mw.1116.; ..w1 :wo rtu Ot Ws, 13 lea to flung • nir.cte, with statiliWw. Tf• II Se; wth reb musts of umwslo. how •rnto. froa 14 : 44. Wag lo 44 4s. M el ei 8 e pi. ifris — ti) . l ia — d last7r 771 Do. Prehrome......l meg Hollbsrl 62 64 13 12 dla. ... .... 1 lYf I 6 6 7 le 1 6 li :i i id • In Its weekly comunereial senunary, the 11-earsas g:vee the following amount of trade in Dublin : WI have had rather • more lively week. The favourable tun the weather has taken has tended to raise the hopes eutertalued of • good Intact/, spout whisk so week sow deposes. Prins of the print:pet articles of predate, ea also of shares an wry well supported. The customs duties et the week an 16,90 W ,of watch MOO& as tea, sad 3,6001. out tobacco,. N t 2 die. le le ••••• rwlbtlat bilseft _ ...ler sot appro , ed nf. &MOM aislorais < Irv& —Eosablabsd as Wellratreet 1 li 7 7i 111 17 iI P" P7a 1 tliS and CHILDREN'S COTS. T et: . door Destotescts Is Ina sad Pro" s 4 , 1 ::0 ed. nett fitted watt do's g. .1 est ?Cy fer• 6.0111 DeDielk VD* De ( •h. , D40.111/ of WILLIAM a. 111:11TON Vansar et Itirrasa• em..r..trret. what sr, Ws Mara `Um es :he tottst PAelestias. or may Ina ‘: le sad smalls todetasdo t preset rot. superior eses to Übe • '••:e.,l* A 14s. SLOB*. (Wailed at& . • •, n, Wants/my ankle, mat tper • w.l.s.seseet. A.D.. MO. A I HY.—HOMEOPATHIC, cr—ioftv raertavrioNs ilmta‘Tithic over.. • S. M. P.a.'s-churchyard. aL. stun is r-EraMead by • a...•hnt b fa the habit of Irby are Ira Ph.traucy 9, Tert-atreet, (Word cut rharmaccutual drama la to te•••.1 Ulf 'Moan of throe tem, tWo teat be ea. aakturutetora . lit owe of the ruble.'—Dr . e. J 1.1 po^b•bed. pot !M, '. r ttt t•ii.4 or pocket, oakeding to the 40 Walk% 35.. $4 „ 04 „ Pa. „ 6.14. 104 :00 „ 105 e. h.';aotao vitas/Ai oatmeal T alcohtsalroo. Goods an. r Traa.matux wow& , rtarzary surgeons eapplied ••. IL la N. per lb.; CHOOO. Ir. f.l. per lb. ; Dentifrice, arrrote.; o!. er • r,.." *INF' ELIXIR.—This eel.- - • ;.o.non to public esnmstion, • • •F. pulmonary complamts. • • - LA* secured for At the .:•. tom the complaint, • • • -..mere:ed to !lace recourse to this • .• el.. be found to meld to Its • - . _••amatic oinolonts, • • n! d.—Prepare.l and sold • . • F. et•Atreet, London ; end • • • . turchyanl ; Barclay and i churchyard: Saeger V' • • . ..ad Roberta. Manche& • • . Mesta& in bottle*, at . •• • avenue nearly three :FA L H-RESTORLNG FOOD • - , I:EtALLCTA Alt thICA, the ' * Alt medicate. istonteniesee, • . waled. llwer. and Simi* con. 61wtigestiot , ...delete', °Novak*. diets ' • dekseet 'Elbe nesse& de 1a °tett tireembriees, debility is the M. la emir 4:46, Ur:L .l ' 6. 21b., at 4e. ed. ; ..per-rideed quality. '10:0„, WM.; ea, e Th e 12th. Red 101 b. debitteld • n! Ca a• receipt or poet-office ow limoboter • • raw r rime, carriage tree is Eastmi tai t-Los to Craig perse.—lrt: EMMY art Cet. 127. 711/4. crirairp.vs Noffiroan. poet • GL, oir Nrk T i of LIFE ob. "orratfrs. xed radars] re of gam" 711 - eliriZZirlar i;sie,TomerYrarosase—Reele, .nrcek• at loedee—Thr Parke. lemm u n as rolo= mod t►er pieerent p.reee—Onarry Lealun et :4 ight—Eresusge a: L-A4 Irrahase, bieeiraig, Sothis& Ws. Ii ibe 110t7TAIXIL 2TO L la slab; b, pal. of Edinburgh. ha nunlauessas et Debit; dah an ed!hastit DalsK, past, b. 11‘ La. and ACM. re rnrs and as oat ISOM Mg Fa* a awn every /ono ;anew and ewe) of am e,4 ertastalael efaistltution, that harems the k...nap ; etea.rt, bu•tarss, ar .tadr, and embitters . rum far :be diet and paymied regolattat et era eva.rom ; Mann. 39, CarabLi ; Corvallis. alon the author, 10. Azgflgas" \Vila MONDAY. HottLA vs.—Daring ties hot weak tateheive Kale have bees waking ia the e rahathen towel sad villages wpt tify • citteseetrig aromas, who at this swan at .te me name, overburden the assiabseble, . rash La tteaseade to have a trip se =e..4 es this is IS &WOE 0001111106% is •.t.e tt• principal potato of attraction. .r a et:minutia .in. of Inman brings ..•er. Coss dm nod, and opt • et: 5.,/ massy the bit, the park, the w•te covered with rally droned ac t 3 set sad - be Wes, and c: ritatamich fair sad all ill various •• • a. Gravetend, Dover, Richmond, eo•••:cl my, otter eatlyieg .L. Asir ewton. All the =strop°. • v.-, towed with paimeaden bustling , - r. t r in order lieu» the first sad beet 'Nth Ist said that " in the memory of .7.: so prseeding Whit-Monday eabi •• • r appereat.y) more happy crowds of 1 ail dinc•tocs to enjoy a holiday. • in the We.t sod at present open ,wiai throunhout the day. A vast : 'AC ~ .ited thr, NatSweal Gallery, the !Ls Rritish Mereen, WIEStMIaStOr mritipal publie bundler. The • 4...11 elkdbitiOOS received also as ?• 3 . 3 1011 3 iait patrobaue.—The Panorama • • • • iota was visited by Prince : •. iy las oce ot Watee.—The • 'e 4r.et Writers Coma Werke, Brie • %a( Wait Mot day) treated b a r OWE •• •• • o Weston iopeir- Mw, a alight • •' • bri•••ol Chanael. The Witham of in that city were al= provided •• • c.tip tram to various parts • : ‘ima:aat sate= enjoyment. FishcED tsto dines- is main manifesting "' limbo/ ft week the Bari • some specimens of Dew pots iiirt • a•issiy irdectsd bye he s•e epid.l4lC. Ms specs o.,iss glass, and wit in open he,"•cie. •• •N '•fr Corms SLEDS.-Mr. •,•• I.4is iverntid a sort of machine • •••1 tress the raw cotton, and is • ••t• .eriprovernente in his maelhae 644.11 With remaining is the c, d. Le ides's* and form WO ` p head he ilia übtaise • • • .r. ,d which we have ems • • s• isms/ .rtnevd has been nasillmerlli •••• 111 14, m i ,augarlo 70 ; •!r Pa •• 24 65, soh 6.64. o - lit:ric•ory es to its maritime 11 .•••%0 trial ot Mis novel all osi• each, sad omit% with the feeding pr.. .• e.t.d. kis long we nay be • • ats tzperiomet, in the (t. q•oll••—iimaggseser 6118/0101. 7111' C. 1 )'. 2.3F.;.3 • E' : . •1 16_ . • • • • :Z ) 0 . IF% The following annonaosment of a circumstance widish has been whispered about town for some days is rival CS the same authority : We regret to have to alumnae, tae saseeasioa of the eld sad 1'404 respectable first or Codd and Brennan, who lei beet for a number of years extensively engaged in the COPS trade. Canada:se the kith reedit which they enjoyed. their liabilities are very "aril, eat, about 26,0001., of wilt* the Bank of Ireland is said to ilgere for •esrly half, sad several members of the family of the partners foe •Isede pan of the !Wailes. We have heard it sewed Uses Gess. position of sa. I. the posed is Misty to be agreed spa. It is colt i d that upwards of forty persons have already entered their name. as pasesogers on bond the Viceroy for her experimental trip, at 251. nob. and that between freight and pommies the e of the voyage are already nearly secured, so Ta mp a is set expected that the experiment will be attended with any pecuniary logs. The bitterest regret is now expreseect by the advocates of other Irish pert, for the transatlantic communication, that Galway has been the first in the field, and rumours are afloat that packets will be started from the island of Valenti., and from Berehaven, or some other Cork port, to try the pint with the ancient emporium of Conoaugh• Sorb rival experiments would, however, be decidedly unppuler at present, as the great weight of opinion is in favour of Galway, and the most ardent wishes are expressed that the new enterprise started there may be stiezmfuL Bets are fteely taken that the voyage from Galway to Hal.fax will be performed in seven dive, and the only matter that appears to leave room for doubt on the subject is the light tonnage of the vessel chosen for the trip. The to/lowing distance. from four Irish psrts to Halifax are given by the correspondent of a Cxk newspaper : Geographical miles. Oalway to Halifax Cork - 2,191 Bantry Crook haven The PA:owing is a Schedule, prepared by Mr. Garner, of Southampton-row, showiag all the Estate. which have been sold by the Cowsnisasocers under the Ineasabered Estates Act up to the 30th of Apr.l, 1850, inclusive, with the saversl Sass realised at such Bales. g . Denomination Nets Name 1 1 1 and ▪ , of county. Pirebent a g I I t 0. is. 70= W. Illebtenent. neern. . 2 NM 1 1 Paden Al* Is $3 IIIT 1 Nemo VW 17 mom" ww= B :: lea i t i c 1/1 I 0 119 1 0 i loyes /31113 a... — riTemii77 7 . I as I spi 14 si 11 ,chaar. llaiiiiiili la I 1 11 1 a Klaloush to= 1 : Al% mar aev. KW 11710179 3 0 31411iiimiliiiiiiii, 1 Cam ............. l• Si 0 :11: 9 Carnal,. =_,,.... . 3 a 400 0 0 Toolaftwo a rm. , • I May.....,........., I 111 1 Si 7010 0 Toagalae will risi , bisragaabcs. NM* i 111 13 0 76 10 0 en. rtrrat,tllanum I aa4 Laa.l. Bala .. 2 17 6 ; 73 4 0 Dltua. Bleach )arl a tral?lar. M maw.a7o,, If 0 LI 17 4 se !Jona ..... Lt..roupr.u... 103 Is P. fiu it P. ll'Lwazhllis.: l 4110, P. 311.../7hlis..: VOI Isidore Make SDI 7 Barr...4J BOP n i P. P. bilk Jab . 7 areeiZa...„ - L A 1 . 1 XII • 0 C. Gam 3a -. 1 211 1 148 ili .001 1 10 4 . Can; • . Xl * IX i /0 9 X imam-* i . 110 1 10 Caliirlosto ..na,ket to . a Jointure of LA a 1 mr . Clam i i i 37 11 1 14 • • Y. Makin ....; 130 8 lay * I. Cavan . ...... M• $ 11 1 1M 11 1 Joao Dias .... I MC) rum Masi.* aj ~ •• •MI 42 141 II Jolla Naa a a ..- altm 18 Vim 11 Low ram. i I i rma t ak e t s ftl itiaa 1 1 1.X04 atria Coat* la trwa. 136! - Mb II Mr. J. lalloy. 1060 86 onto. alp. , I Malls . 140 9 $ •44./. Miff. .! 01 0 1:0 vmmtasiiiiiiii4 • blowy. weitara_ ._. 141 312 nu 1 11. Mown .... MI •31 liallrroole oad maw 3qh. lialloaay .... 714 Ise.7 12 1 17.. Thoma-0• .. 1 7/a' ca,ue Lab* torn - , 179 • 6 110 0 • Joan ........ MMus. Inaldow .... f/111 3 SA 1 1 736034.. Cant& T 11144197 •- • N 01• 66 la 1.1 Davie..........] la* and Clooalm. I, moos ,144 Illoteammaa 1 re 0 IS Mot sesta C. 11. Laor62.. ... I 1111talidt. .061 ,4 21_.. 107 0 1 314 111 Mom Jaya .. r broraboas. 16041111.1 464 0 X 337 0 7 M. Raba -.... ILooekboate, Roar f.rd pi OM' is •11 ...ft ... ..:.,... 'La. Oolong ," ..... IM7 137 Not alma/ Pay. Mr. * wan . 1 - Lrr,lanooma, UMW .1 321 1 lb Not roortad Nov. Mr. Wan Mangan. War•_,. ... . I 31) 0 0 1M 310 X. Aladaosaa .. Tooolooralln Mara . 3346 1 4 MI 11 II J..,,,.... .21 larearry. Mar..... !PM 3 0 , IV 0 • X Mayo _.- 23 134 3 129 0 0 111" . ...... = . PIO Caaat. 1. Nrlltres. D. 70 017 at 7 1 M0w.......... MI6 Mart Yana. Me 134 MI 0 0 Manta ........ Cksboa. Lomat ..... 140 IMlup u 10 a.-- .. THE CATTLE FAIRE.-111" May faits, with letraely an exception, exhibit a decided improvement in the moral demised, as well as in the priers, especially for young store cattle; a fact which goes far to "pest rol the ruinous predie doss of the protectionists. The Cavan fair, held on Tees day, is described as " the brit we hays had eine* the late famine. CiJod cows realised fully 1/. more than they did some three weeks ago at neighbourinr fairs, and purchasers bought freely at the advanced rates." The fair of BOMA, county of Mayo, on Monday, was an equally good one. I. fact, then is a general advance at the cattle faits all through the country. SCOTLAND. lICHGLART AND ROBBIDIT AT EDINBCIOIL—EarI) an Friday morning a most daring outrage and robbery was eammitted in the house No. 13, Leopold-plow, Edinburgh, by a man who has unfortunately escaped. Miss Sinclair, Um lady who occupies the house, was awakened between one and two o'clock in the morning by a noise In her bed-room (which is in the back part of the building) when, to her great alarm, she discovered a maw 'tending by her bedside, holding a pistol in one hand and a candle in the other. His features were disfigured by red paint, and the first remark he made, after the exclamation of alone that escaped the lady, was a demand for the sum of 101. Mies Sinclair stated that she bad not the amount at hand, and her niece, a girl about 13 years of age (who, with a young , r girl, slept in the same bed with Miss Sinclair), rising up in bed, repeated her statement. The fellow immediately stepped inward, and presented the pistol at the girl's head, whit* eatumd her to fell back in bed in the greatest alarm. He then demanded to know where the silver plate was kept; and, in answer to a question by Miss Sinclair, how he came to know such an article was in the house, be replied that one of her arrant. had informed him of 'be feet. From the menaces and threats he employed, Mies Sinclair found it frowsty to rife, her relue:anc2 to leave bed having elicited from the ruffian a rude ejesulaiem, that there was no time left to drew. Mir Sinclair being wattle to find her keys, proceeded to an seljoining bed-roam in search of them, followed by the dar ing intruder. Here, while looking about to discover them, she &mewed the key in the bed-room door ; and with greet mediation and mesas* of stied, she darted out of the apart ment, snit turning to key in the lock, she locked the fellow in. Miss Sinclair instantly ran to the outer door, and called los , the police Her wise seem to have been heard by one watchman is Elm-row, and by another in the Londen-road ; but before either of tam wee able to reach her house, she had alarmed her neighbours, and samaoned them to her assistance. The police having arrived It was found that the door of the house bad beets dosed alter Mies Sinclair, and though the bell wee twig with great him. h er I l k " I . l ' too much alarm to rite and open the dear. However, her madame wee restored by bell es ihe ads of her out, Wthe poetise atter some delay sisiliss. ?hedger et she bed-meta whisk tie bsessitakesled bus lieksd, mu Oh amid, ia the gall eapertatiee of his capture, but lbe emir ism of hie Lee peewees wee ON epee wWawby wide bit bid 'Meted hie mope, late a osert-yard below, abed Mhos het ha height. It fs supposed that a ludas saill-plige dose by Ike window hay bah isellitated his dos sing ; teethe endledees haw get deer away, sad has net Na.. been bard K. The ides of istoreeptiag hie wraps by shag shad le the beat of the weeder, wide are hely - aessolble i , _Esse sot seem to have Week the pollee het. mw be heil thee empie Where te hake his 'raps. l'be weia ammo to have eallered the house hem the that sheet He gibed ease by illoging ewer the area veiling, I and by wdil ekes a wall width glidfee the area trees des one seat deer, he wee enabled is see* the whitlow el eltedhieg whisk wee eh failemek ead wee nee site segeold by iles of the always. He AM seems to kale' ind the wiedow_, and bevies entered the spectates , . his Beat shiest was is shoe the ebutews, teas to prevent the mope ef the light. Fre. the number of wasted heifer nielshes leneg he the room. the fallow of to have had sum dukar his la rattles • light. The roadie be serried woe 01/11 ; owe et his earliegt *pensions was to disguise hatuns with tke red pent. For this purpose he asoU mod • largo miner Is the apartment, soar whisk the of this nage wire towed. The silver plate wri kept is a aide herd is this ream, end es be suffered it to amps his attention, II beeypexil het he is not angular thief, or that he is rm. ft lk•=11. The man had, however, been eine time gghe b-d -raees Were his dihedral, fur, in addition to the linkted eaadh be serried, this gas was burning (though astirgUked the previous shah.), mad the drawer of a table had been eatend, sad a geld wands sad Inver guard SW& isarrimil away. He also Oohed up ea the way the top of a hien hops ; but se hose of the property has been get bythe polies. The 'arty who opeasdusd this sheep is deseribed as a fnog tam, about eighths ''hewn yews Mane, five feat our or In lashes is heighe,, and el derher make. Me was dressed in • dark jeekeklate eletieep, and had a ghee se blur auger round hie SERIOUS OUTBBIiffIULA disturbance of a pave and alarming character took pleat at Celderbank, soar of Tuesday. Conflicting eolousta are given of the eee . • ..cute. The meet correct is, that the colliers attacked a store brining to the Mosklead boa and Buhl Company, and that • eallision took plass Delwin theta sad lb Airdrie policy, who were despatched tothe mane forth. premonition of order. The other, and, we iediee t) think, more creditable amount, .gins a totally di ff erent colour to the pro ee,diap, their ishgto, sad their authors. It is the follow iag :—A party of labourers belonging to Clelland bad gone down to C lderbank, and entered Mr. Brittle's store there for soar refreshenest. The storekeeper plied the NMI with liquor, till all were more or less inebriated. The majority of the company were 'enamel, and their predilection foe fight ing, whoa la liquor, bogie to dovelrp Wall. The store was soot a some al wild disc rder ; and the keeper, alarmed for the safety ofhis goads and patron. galled the p o lie s to his Md. With thi•it assistance the further progrre of the fight was arrested, mid several of the rioters secured sad locked up In one of the store-rooms. Intelligence of the affray was sent to Airdrie, with the request that • body of polkas should be firwarded issmedianly to presort a recerresca of the outbnsk. The friends of the belligerean were being apprised the while of the imprisonment of their comrades, and a strong body of theta pr. waded at awe te Calderbaok. Oa their arrival they anticipated the polite from Airdrie only by a minute. A mho was attempted by the new comers, which was re sisted stoutly by the police. A violent struggle was the con eequenee ; blows rained thickly and blood flowed freely on either side. Several of the riugleaders in the attack were taken prisoners. Considerable use elapsed before the fury of the mob was quelled, and order and trarquilliiy tutored to the incited district. —Glasgow Daily Mail. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (Prom the Mark-lame Zrpress.) Though the weather is still far from genial, its general character has rather improved within the last few demand in proportion as the fears entertained respecting the effects likely to be produced by cautioned cold have de creased, se has the inclination to pureness wheat diminished. Up to the close of last WetlL the demand was tolerably active, bat lace then it has slackened materially, whilst the anxiety to sell has become more apparent. This is plainly indicated by the increased supplies which have beet broulht forwerd by Armen, and it is evident that, unless apprehension re specting the future should be kept alive by the recurrence of sofavourable weather, the recently established advance would not be maintained ; indeed, some reediest has already taken place, sales having been made at many of the markets in the egi cultural ; cisu.cts at prices Is. to 2.. per qr. below the extreme rates obtained last week. This appears to us to bear out the opinion we have lately rainseed, six , that the upward movement was caused slely by the un propitious state of the weather, sad set by soy kits of stocks proving short between this and harvest. Shun then, however ' a spew elementime mina, which msy make a difference in the state of affairs as far as future suppli-s from abroad are coecerned—we allude to the somewhat menacing turn which matters have assumed be tween this country and Fresno. The mare possibility of the tranquillity of Europe being disturbed would, unquestion ably, have an immediate itfluenee oa the grain trade ; and though there may be little danger of such an occur rence, still the retail of the French Ambassador is a pro cording of sufficient importance to deserve attention. The (stare is involved in so much uncertainty, that it would be rash to eater into predictions ; bat we feel satisfied that the stock of home-grown wheat in the country is quite as large es is usually bed at the cirresponding period of the year; and that, unless any unforeseen troubles should arise out of the difficulties referred to, the importations from abroad will be on a seals to keep down the value ot agricul tural produce, in the British markets, ate point so low as to be naremunerative to the prodacen. At most of the large cosauming towns limners in wheat has bees lees active this week than at any period since el middle of April. Buyers appear to have secured what they deemed enough for their immediate wants, and having added sufficiently to their stocks to render them indifferent about making further purchases, they have declined forces the enlariaeed term asked. Though the arrivals of ferries corn have been more moderate than pres:eusly, the ten dency*, prices has been downwards. At Liverpool, on Tuesday, the value of Worst was the mate mos that day se'onight ; but it did no.: sell so freely as the previous market day. Subsequently .:1 1 as found it necessary to make some concession, and on Friday the turn was certainly in favour of the buyer. At the leading markets in Yorkshire the inquiry for wheat had already fallen off as early as on Tuesday. At Hull eonsiderable difficulty was experienetd in obtaining former terms ; and at Leeds prices were is. per qr. lower than on that day week. The reports from Birmingham and Bristol, of Thursday's date, are of a similar character, and at most of the markets held on Friday a deeliais of Is. per crawler took place. The 'driers from Scotland are not so flat, the supplies from the growers not having increased there In the same ratio as with us, sad the arrivals from abroad having bee. quits moderate. At Edinburgh, on Wednesday, wheat was in fair request, and good qualities were Is. to 20. per qr. dearer. The advance was not so great at Glasgow, but the Made was decidedly firm. The most important news from Inland is, in our opinion, that relative to potatoes. Fears were, we are sorry to say, entertained that the young plant had received injury from the severe weather, and the demand for Indian con had, in consequence, increased to an extent cawing its value to rise Is. to its. per qr. That the probability of a Whin, menu a &ficieney in the potato crop, should be regarded with great apprehension, is perfectly oatmeal, a very large breadth of lead having bees pleated ; but we trust that the alarm may prove groundless. Some alight increase has taken pine in the snivels of wheat coastwise into Lade; still the quantity brought forwent is small, amounting up to this (Saturday) evening to only 3,064 qrs. The show at Mark-lane by land-carriage samples from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, has bees quite trifling since Monday, and the operations have consequently been on a retail scale, the millers being generally unwilling to . purchase au sow b; a market. The little business done en Wednesday was at rates pre cise similar to those current in the commencement of the weri._ On Friday we had only a ran or two fresh up from Erin ; latices, conimequently, remained firm, but there was cer tainly inclination to buy, and we much question whether it would have been possible to place any quantity without submitting to a decline. The averages are now beginning to show the effect of the late rise, and the last weekly return for the kingdom, pub. lined os Thursday, is 38s. per qr. The receipts of wheat from abroad have, u compared with the arrivals of previous weeks, bees very moderate, though the wind has ben favourable for vowel' from the northern ports of Europe. It will be observed, by refer• ring to the found List, that there is also a deereese in the number of ships, corn-laden, which have passed Elsi nore; and it is, therefore, probable that the supplies will, for a time, be lees abundant than we have lately been soeustomed to: still we may calculate on tolerable /naivete from some of the nearer entineatal ports; sad unless a fresh 'impetus should be given to the demand by buressed awe hension regarding the growing mope, the 'apply is likely, we think, to keep pass with the demand. - Hitherto im porters have avoided landing as much u possible, but they have lately been enabled to realise somewhat better prism from on board ship, say, kw good qulities of red 39i. to 4Ce., and fine Rostock 4*. to 435. _per quarter. At thee rates, which are about the same as time at whisk sales were suds out Moaday, ally a retail bunco has since been transacted. Polish Odessa sad the lower •priced kinds of wheat have met with a moderate show of attention. Teen was rather less healiaation to buy on Friday, than uglier in the week, bet then wee no quotable alteration in the value of say der eriptioa. The tap price of town-manatactued Boar ham seder's , ' ao change. The supply of the article from France has not been so liberal as it wee feet week. sad what had boos previously leaded has boos MIA with Imams, otill so FRENCH EXPORTS. The French government has just published its periodiral 'totem nt of the flaotaatioas 41 the quantities of merchandise exported from its dominion& The comparison is between the first four months el each of the three pan 1848, 1849, sad 1850. We press!t it few of the chief items = ISM. Broady hectolitres 101,1611 Coes =WWI qui:dale 221.72 s Modes •alv Is trams 1,061.'70 Salt quiets' 252711 1/142. 126,633 1104,126 111,033 211,633 Mask/wry .slue In'francs 1,348,639 BM tiara .....eetrbeal quintals 3,933 Word= fabrla SO Ei23 Lbw di* ..,, 1,763 liable 309 sas:oso 3,743 9/1 9,441 223 1450. 11g,719 664,616 1,2.19,213 16!,678 966,139 8.874 1.192 3,370 281 Of articles on the eiportation of wbicb a pianists , I paid dot fallowing are returned : ISIS. ISIS. IMO. ltedoed iupz metrical qulalsis 16.1103 18,614 61,184 Soaps o IMP 11,519 16,3,06 Coloured and printed aortas testuros O ?IS 11 all 8,789 Tee same document alto coining a statiment of the eon ►srauve movement of Freceh skipping between the ports of France and foreign countries, the colonies, and the sea fisheries. It appears that the depattores of Feuds easels in the Ant four months of 1848 were in number 1,706, the menage of which was 199,126; in the same period 1849 vessels 245, tonnage 272,470; in 1860—v vele 2A92, tonnac 262,728. The entries were, in the flot four mobile , ' of 18 ". —verele 1,663. tenure 220,930; in 11;49—vemels 1,947, tonnage 232,066; in 1860—vuseh 1,878, tonnage 222,866. DCBLLN Stitaze.—(From the Ilveman's Journal of May 20.1—There has been rather an improved business in attires, and railways are more in request. This is especially the an with reference to he Great Southeia seta W-flats, which have advanced since th's day month no lc •" than 41 10% p.r share, attributable chiefly to the gratifying im provement in 'he traffic returns. Great Southern and Western, 31 (11 advance on the week); Midland Great Western, 241; Dublin and Drogheda, I/ (1 advance) ; Belfast and Killymena, 171; Dahlia and Belfret Junction, 111 (10'. advacte); Dublin and Kingstown Helves, 12; Waterford and Limerick, 71; Dundalk and Enniskillen, 41 ; National Brnk, 171; Royal Bank, 111; Hibernian Bank, 251 decline) ; PetrioVe Insurance Company, 71 ; National it-urance Company, 201 ; Wicklow Copper Mine, 141; Dirc - n and Liverpool Ship Building Company. 41 ; City Four per Cent. Debenture a, 71. Bank Stock he, slightly given way, and closed at 204. WINDING UP OF RAILWAY COWPANIEIL—DIRECT PLTY01:111, Alen DITONPORT.—YrtenIay a meeting of &Lenses et shun in this company, now beinic wound spender 'he proviakins of the Joint- lock Conipaci AM, ems bald at the eie v ed - Menses. Via:glit end Bereare, London-s" set, Feschuret-street, when step, were taken 'or sorting against the decision of the Muter in Chucen, Sir Wm. Horne, who has decid d on the liability of 600 fleets's who merely received shares on application. This Heater has alto fixed as liable between 50 and 60 of this pro visional committee, on the ground of their having lent their num, and attended meetings in promotion of the scheme. CALTDOMAN.-1111ZTING WITH CRIDITOII.--On Friday the directors of the Celedonian Rinses; Company met with on ordinary creditors, in the Star lintel, Gi.orge's-innue, Olarxow. The elicit having been takes by Cspt. Plunkett, the hon. pattemars &inflect the position of affairs in wry, much the same as there used by him on former occuioua, and called upon the secretary, Capt. Codringtos, to • ertain ref ilutioce—the principal one was to bind the crtdi . tors not to prosecute their claims during the present or next ' session of parliament, so that time might be obtained to enable the directs" to complete the negotiations with the guaranteed companies. This wee wended by Mr. A. Mor rison, writer, whet Mr. Robert Lamonu, writer, re marked that es some discussion would probably ensue, it might be as well for the directors to retire. The members of the board having left the room, Mr. Finley, of Easteriiill, was appointed chairman, and a discussion ensued, in the course of which, an addi Lion was made to the resolution, to the effect, that nose were to be bound by it ashen all the creditor, agreed, and the alteration having been communicated to the board, they desired time to consider it. The addition wu eventually agreed to; and alter some farther verbal amendments, the resolution, se amended. was unanimously adopted by the creditors present. A committee was then appointed to co operate with the board, and after a vote in thanks to the chairman, the meeting separated. At the meeting it was stated by Captain Plunkett that the floating debt amouated to about 570,0001 , and the 'meets, whist. we understood to be plant, &c., for working the line, to about 150,0001. It ap pears, therefore, that the present director have been left by their predecessors a legacy of debt and embarrassment, perhaps, naparalieled in the annals of even railway mis management. Mita-sun.—This company are about to contract for work Lag their Leeds and Bradford and Bristol and Birmingham 11211.—OITORD, WORCZII2I, AND WOLV AAAAA PTON. —Mr. Brunel, the enginrer of this company, is undentood to tune submitted to the director a guaranteed estimate of the co•t of constructing the entire line within 20 months, at len than 20,0001. per mile.—Bmciuounmennut.—The works on the further extension of this line to Islip are being proceeded with.—OIIEAT Noxvintx.—The heavy work in connexion with the tunnel of this company at Copen hagen•flelda is to be fl&shed this month. THE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH BETWEEN DOVER AND CAWS, Which we. to have been opened this niontb, will not now be complated and opened until the end of June. NIIOIIO EDUCATION 130CIETT.—The annual meet ing of the Ladies' Society for Proraceing the Early Macs ties and Improvement of the Children of Negroes and of People of Colour was held yesterday, at Willis's-rooms— the Marquis of Cholmondeley in the chair. The report stated that the agrthultural and commercial affairs of at. West Indies seemed on the verge of ruin. Many opulent proprietors were utterly reduced to penury, their once flourishing estates abandoned and left uneultivated, and their labourers compelled to seek occupation elsewhere. The coloatal legislator. was forced to curtail, or, in many instances, altogether withdraw, the supplies which were voted for the support of the schools in their respective islands. The immediate consequence which resulted was, that many large and theg- established schools were raken up. The committee had to record that the state of the West Indies errs somewhat lees gloomy and disheartening than at that time. In some of the islands, as well as at home, th.re mu a gratifying reaction in favour of negro education. The society's anuual musings and sermons had tended to create a feeling of intone', as well as cause an additional support to be given. The last annual meeting had led to a formation of a North West Loudon Branch Association. The committee had besa enabled to afford efficient aid to one school in Bahama, to a second in Nevis, to a third i n Antigua. The numbs; of schools which had received Ida from this society amounted to 110, and the subscriptions which had been received sines August last were 1.1001. Though the greats were small. their value was still appreciated by the clergy, and thole effect had been to stimulate its schools to become ultras taining. The report then entered lath a detail of the se veral island. which this society had by its eluti o n. benefited, cad concluded by calling on all the triode of scriptural education to come forward and assist in the operations of this society. Resolutions were then proposed and carried, i ad several gentlemen having addressed the meeting, a vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the Moises' of the society. DESTRUCTION Or NORTON-BY-GAULBT STEEPLE.— The beautifulspire which adorned the west end of the 'harsh at ibis Plan. *O4 so Monday night, the 13th inst., again struck with lightning or • fire ball, and the whole of the spire (which was seriously damaged by lightning in 1843, and thee repaired) knocked down to low as the battlements. Part of the spire tell through the roof of the church, hoick ing down a portion of the gallery.—Laecestershire Mercury. MONDAY IMMO. Hamburg letters of the 17th mention rather more , activity in the colonial market. The firmness of the holders of coffee had caused a slight improvement in price: 12,000 bags Brasil had been taken at 31 to 4/ deb.; and *boat 7.000 bags of other kinds at cor raponding prices. In sugar, also, a slight advance had teken place, and business had been done in Havannsh brown at 12.4 to 13.9, and yellow at 13/ to 17/ marks. Cotton was looking up. About 6,000 centner spettu had exchanged hands at 9.7 to 9.10 on the spot, and 1,000 for delivery at 91 marks. In the grain market much business was apparent, and wheat commanded full previous rates, and in some eases a trifle more. Public securities were firm, but scarcely anything woe doing in them. Exchange on London was quoted 13.9 for three months. Gold 4364 marks per mark fine in bunco. Accounts have been received from Buenos Ayres to the 15th Much. In a commercial point of view they are devoid of interest; business was extremely dell, and in imports comparatively little was going for ward. The expart trade was also languid, and freights were nominal. Mr. Southern had addressed an official communication to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, to the West that in conformity with the sonvention of 24th November, 1849, the flannel of Martin Garcia had been definitively evacuated by her Mitety's naval forme. Letters from Alexandria, dated the Bth instant, state that the depression previously noticed as pre vailing in the market for all descriptions of grain still continued. The sales had been very limited. and prices had again fallen, but the current rates were merely nominal, owing to the almost total ab sence of buyers. Cotton ban been in good demand, and sales to a fair extent had been made at rather firmer rates. Private growth was quoted at 84 dole. to 9 1 dole., equal to 5.35 d. to 5.82 d.; Pasha's and Be 's, 9; dole. to 10 dole., equal to 5.82 d. to 6.28 d., f.o.b. the bulk of the sales, it may be mentioned, had been of private cotton, as the pasha's large holders generally refused to sell at the above rates. The demand for flax continued only moderate, and prices had a downward tendency. H o ugh was worth 44 to 81 p., equal to 211. 10s. to 231. 10s.; pri vate dressed, 102 p., or 291. 95.; government dressed, 110 p., or 301. 145., f.o.b. Shipping was not in much request. The rates of freight were as follows : —Wheat and beans, ss. 6d. to ss. 9d. for orders ; cotton, Id. to 9-161. for square bales, and ad. per lb. for round ; flax, dressed, 31. to 31. 55.; ditto, rough, 3/. 10s. to 31. 15. There were only tour or five English and foreign vessels disengaged in port. THIS DAT. Two o'Ctocx. The English funds have been steady all the morn ing at the advance at which they opened over yes terday's last prices. Consols were first called at 95 1 to 96 for money. and 961 to 96 for account ; the only variation which has since occurred being an equalisation of the price for present transfer and time to 961 to 96, at which they are now quoted with • firm aspect. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been transacted ;corn 911 to 96; and the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. :rom 961 to 97; in both cases the higher figure showing the last transactions. Exchequer Bills mark 67.. land 705., end India Bonds, under 1001., 87s. and 90s. prem. Long An nuities, 8 3-16; ditto 30 years, 1860, 8 7-16 end 1. Bank Stock, 206. India Stock, 268. The market for the foreign stocks is firm, but prices are generally unaltered from yesterday. Mexican marks 31k. Tete business done up to the present time is not large, bring comprised in the following : Brazilian Bonds, at 871. Danish Five per Cents., at 9& Four per Cent. Dutch C3rtificates, at 831 and 1. Mexican, at 31 and 1. Peruvian Four-azd-a-Half per Cents., at 771 and 1. Portuguese Converted at 331. Russian at 107. Spanish Active Five Per Cents. at 171 and 1. The Three per Cents. at 37/. SNOLISH IT3IDS.—Tate Day. Rink Sleek. 206 7 I 3r Ce. Vat. Act., 951 S per Ct. lied. dam. 5 3 per Cu. I per V. Can Awe. 050 a leebequee lute, Os. to 7Ce. lORSION FUND& • I per Ct. Amnia 1 per CL Grenade Dar.. 14 6 44 per CL Dear. I low Hoed., Grenade Dilated !kW. 36 4 24 per Cent.. 6 per CL M ez.. 1018. 301 1, li pr CL &milieu 8dr..1111 6 6 per Ct. PIM. Oa ildi, 7TI 8 I*.o New. 63 7 Do. Wand Dd.. 6 per CL Dumas Ayres. 63 4 Portuaaere Cour.. 32 4 Ditto CPllea Bats., ftl WO 6 per Ct. tom 3.1...1u6 8 Lino Coluntb. Dol. Me.. Ditto Sputa lids.. 17* Colombian Leuz for Bda. 36 4 3 per Ct. Spann li Bd.. 3.41 3 per Ct. Deana Ws.. 71.0 2 Ditto Pauly. 845., ,31 i 26 per Ct. Dutch 8d.., 66 0 1 per CL Venezuela NO& 22 4 4 vet CS Dutra Cam. at 6 Venetian Wirral 16.. 114116 126 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. ffrome.—The ma/kat has been efesedto-1;. -. CI:WM.—Note offered in public sale, sad scarcely may business done by private contract. Rtes.—The demand by private contract has been vary li- mited, but to-day is considered a partial holiday. Ixotoo.—The quarterly sale is progreaing without show Mg any material alteration in prices. Corroa remains firm. Taa.—This public sales hays tone off heavily; fine Con gest at a decline of Id. to 2d. per lb. In (Ater articles no ottani:son. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. This market to-day is without alt ration. The quotations are as follows:—Petersburg Y.C. oa the spot, 375. ; October to December, 365. 6d.; do. separate months, 395. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report the supply of meadow by very short, and all qualities 3s. to 41. dearer. Clover in fair supply, and prices well supported. Straw Is. to 2.. dearer. Quotations as follows:—Prime Meadow, 70s. to 765. ; inferior, 60s. to 665. ; Rowers, 565. to 605.; Clover, 60s. to Hs. ; Straw, 23e. to Us. SIR JOHN Ross's ARCTIC EXPEDITION.—LAUSCH OP THZ FiLlX.—The schooner vlected by Captain John Ross to proceed to the Arctic regions in search of Sir John Franklin and companions, was launched from the ship building yard of Messrs. Sloan and Gemmell, Glasgow, on Friday forenoon. To answer the tidal current, kelt-past 0 o'clock wee appointed for the interesting ceremony, but long before that time hundreds of people thronged both sides of the harbour, Fort Green fronting the river —indeed, every plan spinsaanding a view of the building-yard. As delay woe de emed necessary group after group —men, women, and eldaren, and all the of society— reseed onward to th e ems, regardless o the rain that fell Incessantly in torrents, eeenspanied by a pretty high wind. All named to view the launch not so muck for the simple ceremony, but for the ob'ett lanr L te an m e a lin te an d d in asso t ratir e s zP•d from igwa th — e expedition -bo nscl und e ngio th ns e gal of the far north. About 10 o'clock, Sir John, accompanied by Mrs. Nicholson, of Barns, came within the palisades, erected at the bows of the schooner to p the pressure of the 'quieten, and was respectfully saluted by a large circle of ladies an d gentlemen. Mr. Smith, ovens*, of the yard, having given the signal to his men, the faeteniory of the craft were speedily removed, and, as Miss Gemmell, of Whilehill, threw the bottle of wine upon the bow, and pronounced the neme of Felix, the schooner gently glided from the slip into the water. The Felix was conducted into her berth at the foot of the building• yard, where she is at present receiving her stores. These are calculated for two years durstien. She has laid in 40 toss of Ar hard cal, which are deemed most serviceable fur the occa sion. No day has been fixed for the departure of the expedition ; but it is probable the end of next week will clear it from the Western thorn. Sir John will rids at anchor in Lochryan for two or three days, when he will take his charts, dte., on board, from his residence, the north-west castle, Streamer. Similar to the last occasion when he visited the Arctic regions, be thus will sail direst by the North Channel, and the Felix will be taken in tow by one of the Olsagow and Simmer steamers till that point is reached. It is antkipated that Lady Franklin will visit Btranreer to be present at Sir John's departure. All the members of the expeditioa--oonsmanders, surgeon, officers, and crew—have arrived ie town, and are busy in making the necessary arrangements to brave the Northern sees. Tix Ksw Acr 'swami% MUCK Donis.—The new act to repeal the duties and drawbacks o f rides on b r icks (13th Vie., cap. 9), which reedwd the real assent on Friday, was yesterday waned. From and alter the poising of the act (the 17th inst.), all the duties and drawbacks of excise on bricks, and also the sot 2 & 3 Vie., cap. 24, relating to bridge, an declared to be repealed, except as te arrears sad penalties in respect thereof. A moiety of the duty charged on bricks Is to be allowed to rashers oe stooks in their possession when the am was ward ; and purchasers of bricks nadir contracts made before the 27th of Much law are to be allowed by the roller at abatement from the prim thereof equivalent to the duties from which the latter Is relieved, sad to allow the same to the pumas with whoa they We sistraoted. Deb=sndielfaut Aims: Bag ogilirslaj paos.iog.)ep. Ct. Prot D0.(71.10a.) 7 p. Ct. Frei Namara Consume . . Do. Now Pref. • Do. lat., O p. Ct., No. 1 Do. do. N 0.5 Do. Mk E. 6 par Ct Do. d 0.6 per Cant Boston Union, GAYS Oat* It U. Int.) . Do. ata. B. and C . dine Do.=6. • p. Ct.) Do. Now Do. New I shares Eau LincolnabizeGuaran- teed 6 per Cent 10 n sad Gleasow. 311Errleoell, k Derek. 21e. Exeter sod Exmouth .. 124 Oloseereer k Dean rarest 13 (keel Northers Do.l shares, A.Dekrred Do.l shwas. 8., 6 p. Ct.. 1 Do. 3 per Cant. Pref.... 41 01.600th.and Wear. (lre.) Do. Eighths ... North .1!.!1.11164-1 Ds. Wm, SW Do. New; iio Do. New. .„ reat Widens Do. ow. SIT lull sod Selby .. .„ Do. I *bane ... .„ ow .buns ADolleter sad C;r11;d• „ Do. Think' azioseture sad Yeekahlre ltt Do. r dthe II Do. 'thirds .. I Do. Now firia..ll 10 Do.llorlLleredoklatgbott. 111 Do. Wert Ki4Log Unto: 10 Lob sad Bradford... „. IS Loft sal Think . II Si Do Do.. PM. 5t...C00l •No No.l .2 11 Do. - - Do. N0..1 I DO.Pref.Querten •London and Blackwell Brighton. k &Coen De. New pia. 6 p.Ct. Do. guaranteed p. Ct.. late Croydon 'Thirds.. Do. Prof. 3 per Cent. De.Conert. 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Otwestry .. 1 Do. Now.. 10 Do. dpr 0617. int..« ,Nkropolure Union SO Noutik Devoe $0 i tio D: h . =Le ge:: I S lk Kamm . I Do. No. .. Do. No. 3 DO. No. 4 aiiioti;tt death Wales i & Tat. Dow.- " GdateliN'. rai. Mal Rotherham. mad „N.M. u. p.Ct. Ma - t - erford andWilmany... Wear Valley, p. Ct. gua. Do. do. do. , VDUs, Someneck Mem . Ilfork.Neweamlatßerwleit Da Hit (( YarttN~we~ Do. o.N.E.PurehorPref Do.liartkpool Doekklil Yea sod North Illidlood Is 10 LI SS SI fli 136 f 81 ii e 161 6 76 loznox ItAn.wan. 1 ,4147104M1i1a (lat Italia' &clown azal feu I alatral Trams Vierma $1 Demerara . Data IMeMagi 4 :1 t 212. 12 121 i isst Indian I If 61 Oa .11Par • sm. ..) Do. dc: Cheat Indian Ilealcogr 11 - Ile. -- - 47.7.7 ::: Madrkl Ind Tokatia ... Num and Lime ... ... Northern of Fosses ... Orleans and Sondem ... Parasol Noma Pork gad efresboere ... Room .n.l None .- .., Boohoo and Nemo ... ... Tows and Monies ... ... Ph. re 7} 71 /01 5 $f 7 II 11 11 dl. LIFIRPOOL, May 20. BTOCI - EXCHANOI.—The Raskin WAS isaaimats le. dat bat prices remain steady. LlMXlMitire and Yorkshire (6. 4 baria), IS d.-Ihtto ( fifth shares), 10 ls. 3d. d.—Di tte( W 4 haree HtaL sad 8. 17 —Ditto (An shares V. .11.1.%), lia d. — London and North Wedgy& (now I shares), 16 6s. &I. d.—Midland (6 shareel, 256 d.—No r t h Union A, 2326.—Y0rk, Newcastle, and fienrlek ( GN k 6 per cent. till '3O), 6444 MANCHESTER, May O. STOCII-SICIANOL—Priese Were Arm, but there vas • very small business. Luseenhire and Torkshn e fifth shares have found • value fur the first time three two or dove months. /Vora 101 die. on Saturday, they have sprung to.day up to a value of Se. 9d., being done at the opening of the market at 91, and subse quently at 9 13-16 die It is understood that the directors have Wide Pomo more advantageous erraogemaeta with the holders of thJe stock, or promivd the r good omen with the coning adjourned misting of shareholders with that view. LIMOS, May 20. Bvoci-Exenexaa.—Prieee this morning bare varied bed very slightly from those of Saturday, at which quite au amigo amount of business was dose. Lawton and North Wistarias opened at and closed at 1021; in York and North Midlands Moto wasp Isles at 10 owl lo North Westerns at 10 dia. East Lams, shires were dose at 7, and East Lsoosa.rs Fookrinee at 6n; Turk s Nmniastla and ymwkk, 141. BIRMINGRAM, Loy 20. 8100k-Exozeatoule share market wee rather bean worn , without any signs of improvement. Slumbat7 sad I. were done at 71 and 71. Is. &I. dia. PUNK. May 20. STOOL ZicitAxos.— North Wooers, 141 le. 3d.; York Newortle, owl Berwick, 164; dluo (O.N.E. Purehose), 11; Tort sod 14c.rtk Mielland, 161 4. 54 1 120 124 60 64 100 I Ot., 10 1 10 i 14 L 144. 36 36 6 2 7 pis 2 3 1 3 1 1 6 I 131 15 die 2 lti lir 30 32 1 PEI 213 118 1 43 47 pa. 64 66 iii 64 J 41 24 699 93 95 42044 6 474 21 90 82 i die 4 pm 34 INS 14 16 Cs. 10 6 i 10 di.. 11i 11 di. 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