The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-18 00:00:00

• 44G0. , 4.4. 1 >, • I I . • ; 111 1 ' , v. • LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1850. 1,189.] WALF24 RAII,WAY.—NOTICI 18 , two muLWAT will be Oellittl) arr T o.topettettie. tbe Nth eller. lOW Tram. wea wart es oder : te: ...."."81 3 as wet •tit• se pee anis billZirtie b• . • Ow railway ea • MI Mat Ns ef the I Iktrary. suggiesmadoey molt demanded by the the maamilise moms to great a sum of t71 . 0 . 07 11 : 1 000 to tibia II ledispseable te add tbe 900,000 fr. fee Ask is rljir, that is to say. that the committee ailms4loB.ooo6. less thou the reedit demanded by the bill. It is therefore to this 800,000 fr. that the difference is reduced. It cannot be supposed that so Moossiderable a sum would cause dilleulty, were so principle bivalved, or so intrigue at work. Today there wee no debate in the Assembly. The sitting broke up at fear, after a resolution had been takes to submit to a snood deliberation the bill foe applying the eve minims allowed by the budget of 1849 for the agricultural mimes of Algeria, as well as the bill foe the adjudication of the mail navies between Muggings aad Corsica. ORREEPONDENCE BETWEEN THE BOARD OF CUSTOMS AND THE LONDON DOCK COM PANY. seinamisy eagle .. Imetehee, la the aremerry ,by a somewiw . Mt ftemitelMeSsehas lieetd. II , Me= of 8 1 1 10 11 41144 01416 Orr er.M. la the dew sail ban. the Imearalle based is to latkaate, that la essesgessee et the =de bed them bee reeled free *is esepasy„ see ef de surveyors Cre mew would be lasteme* toilette* farther ate d leo the sublet. I lee, *Mew, aim, re behalf of this asarreby, to must the farm of bola s item= whether, la esempsesee .7 this farther beery, the eitha is quotes hes beam shosikaed, or is is be peewee. ie. Mlles Mena, le. I en:t em J. D. Posta= , Fan the Ledo. Ds* Ompaay I. the Cases. Lembo Deck Reuse, llay 1,1860. Mr -4 ) o th* Mb Mereb. I trammisird w yes, ter the iw Ismatists et the IL.Merable Deed* Camessot tall stew asatf As dreaseshems relate, se twelve begs of es(. by " Deft a York" permatet duty 011irtielt was by tbaidislar 01 die ereeleas. Oa the 17th a cm fee here Is fatale whether that clam - seer* withdrawn ' to whisk inquiry the set bees brewed with say reply. Ma dime maps., equat the favour of as saswer to that i I reels. Ike., *Om Kelm, 'eq. J. D. Pima.. la reply to this later a corameakatles was forwarded by the Owes= stelae 1 . that the melte area= te be made by the surveyors pastel ism. the self= he bees delayed by the 0h... of the tidowalter whe teak the mem el the &Messy of the cargo, Bad whisk eleemeseme, ft I. stela by thinneyersigaseral, was ememehmea by these me of as Ile* who weed tee. M, tily =ea= Nth. with a wes that le mail eleimalsele the ems te. . OhareM tar the lahmadmit et the [THREEPENCE. b Kr. A. Non a Nighoi Wm, OA= (Frn onmoses. Witham, b ww. Capt. Wortley A 8e1bereL............ ... ... $ &Os" Kr. J. Dols • awl b . ......... IJ. Aboxiader. Esq.. lon cot W. imiskigt. Edgy b Dab. 0. Warw. E.., • Bogs, t • 401 . 4. ". /4;l7irialtil;4 4 I lli litia.44l OW 4 W. & Dams. Mg. 1 a w, ►b 11,143002........ I 8•71 , 7 T. T.llawwwW iar lt y b Way— II RAILWAYS. Tuts DAY, Two °Two& Oily a *null business has been doom in shares to day, and the market has undergone little "hangs, Prices opened rather daily, bat the tone is now& shade tirmer,and the quotations at present riding are in nearly every ease similar to yesterday's last rates. London and North Westerns are quoted 109 to 110; North Staffords, 101 to 1 dis. ; Great Northern, 131 to dis ; Great Westerns have declined, having been last done at 58/. The following ere extracts from tb. importut oor roopeadese• referred to fa .amber alum : Correa. roe Dot■ or You. Fros r. Lulea Dm& Mammy to tar Cameos. . _ _ ,y, WARRANIIID.—Tbe mid varied ,r Watt ernsav is Ur war* di • • p u dow,* vorrostad, ohms r swim. 311. Ostoriortrost. mow oltirovr tor prism dot sot istarims. • ',wow et Its ohm *tea ItsMAISAYS •• r.s.oridro. 100. Pet am; atoms Is tolloir, mid r em; memo. ta• est d Pin 1111111 to tip. prr oor if rs; eamarking' few tow table Mhos. from Sr. por inn ; par. black hors OW lam from Oa „ o wns. rd. ; rstaroNdi. toss IL 111111111. ' aortal/Id ot room worm soiddd ••••• rode tor mirk* drio noolddlooss Yy don a gnaw ot maxi. • T!rt Immo avail 11Prita. 1.2 EOM re mid d - •ro. esuorsce.-Itoratalasil Y Wole4triet. Lesiva Desk kreite, Marsh 13, 1560. eerapsay bee reeehred a letter from the 531161. tee as the Colloole, of tibia the knewies is a eery " Catena Mirme, Lefties, Feb.3s, ,IMO. " 144—1 be. rewired elnetleue fent &he Cemehekeere of Ref 116 iertee Omaha. to fen Ipso the Leeira Conroy for pepiust et the mud AI A. 75 ., 1M mega* of dety es 11 hip et Mlle hob! fresh the Deb of Yeett, Meepbew at Me is :earls% it exeme of the report mod nary on hie 17th fleptesbar lees; mg I have to r' gums that you will be phased le direst payment of the mid woe le the prow v Man a the rineaue.-1 &e., L. &semis, &Bebe, ke the Custom." _ _ SECOND EDITION. Arom to GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. data Voclay .op to I o'slook The Throe per Cada., which were offaed freely on Saturday sad Sanday at the Passage of the Opera, reargued ague Selassie at the Bourse to-day i and, altbgeglt the slung pin exhibits a fall of tea en due' epos Saturday, than is a rise of one per amt. upon tW skiing pries of yesterday. Tbe Fives opened et 93.16 and ehusd at 93.50, and the Threes at UAW Beak Shun fell 15 fr., and railway shares Mealy. FOREIGN-OMM JUNE 15.—The Qom bee bees b 0 pleased to rove et Dee Jose Joaq Q uoin ors Sp ain. ssel- 2:1 General p ia for ha Majesty s ot ste Pd.l Burnam RAILWATII. S S B.o. ellit i li=es.dee et n. 001. 5p.01.) % o..endag ze , SO Dw a presetee 13whysal Dailey indikiroar. 13 Di - ;. =tsgrawaatie ISI Arn.WelvAk Dow Valley 10a Mod awl lavas It 9 11 dis. SO BANKRUPTS. de Ca Qualms O'Nau., Gold's-square, Middlesex, &tire o r. Ovum GRAY, Great Tower-street, City, bander. so WILLIAM JAMAS DWI, Queen's-road, Deludes, A. l • HAMMY WOOLLAT. Newton-Heti, near Manchester, oil a IT IS iii '.4 , to:hi 33 1 Cana Oas, Munarstreet, Rastas, straw-bat mann- 117 Bt rer. _ . ►i dis. . _ E cr sVBSIITUTE for SILVER.— , ',Ft. OILVER, heredered II years see by N. obis pasted by the patent mem of ROW& lowa ell emiellems• the very butt talker . it eat be employed re seek either oserully reed* trot OM it be diteingehbed keit Fiddle. Thread. WAIN. IM. ... 3U. ... VA. 300. ... &IL ... Na. ......... N. 1116 111116 76b. 711& gipc;refem" errAt imi rsint i m ..t.t1.1.1 M Psalm. PAWL lbussiol Paden ee . F • 'angst, hew ... sea ... Pos. Kw. ... 21115. ... Ws. • Is. ... lIL ... Ua -. ... 7s. , rd s WC as enemy her i. i.l % ate beisa). Oslord. s, .1 macros% or i legrosrairist. t .t.sl is W lOW VLMONIC I=ll.—This eels v.• bait psalm la public estimative. c mttiar sad polaoridry complaints. - -To of ter lialma have secured for it the ;gavotte. enlbeers fn.m the complaints ..enevt.v wantiatadtd to have rreouree to this r' oonnes nada le le found to yield ts o how*: and is aseirde eampiaints. Amts. r-a:ny folon the us d it—Peeped sod said Crose-court, sset.street t Isssta sms . M. Patin Churchyard; Dorelay awl minas sad Co, Row Cltueshytatt auger Lemke; 31caterebesd sad Ikaerta • ta , ..ourt, nit NNW, Ikelea. lab:sties. it kirks at WM wands warty tam ,RY'S HEALTH-RESTORINO FOOD t.-!Ams.—ifs UTAWCTAAthtICA, the, • remedy ,withost sadism% imareentiesse, , t r .. c hia,Srsetisal. Ivor, sad Ulm sear !es , . .19.pepatt (hatiptslasth iddirises artbcm, opposed" Motes • .4; tte roi4 ream. fryers, slams of the and der sal sabot iiiiemslassep. Intact.. thy esilw. elm^ lanais* r tr:<ructbage. weilibire lib, a. ta W.; . 123).. at 23e.; super -reilaed quality, ••• •.• pec.e4 for all climates The y I..rry sod Co. cos swipe ot tree: tbe moaner phis, einiaie la. is addition is their prass.—DU . ..• se. Weal-asset. Lemke. ITHY.-HOMEOPATHIC, PRZPARATIOXII an rms. ()OD:. LEATH'S Illoullopsthis Opera ar,l t. -Ted us the iTg 7 .4irelscca by • author to Y dr bort of ries sze ig m ▪ Plaussoy„ VAMMITIIIt. ar4 dcaroussotissi slualet is to ft crog NOW the lawny d Woo row kola that be sos eddy MM. tt Trite of the pubtis.°—Dr. Lis J. •• pusliche& nth, post fro, IL • table oe Fast, siosedsd to de 7s. W. Wired, Us. Ir. St w 14s. :1 „ ths. IW e . Us. Sea lOO Ira. • ost;tiseut et die ibliaccriss sleds irsterru • and K A Tosissierattor Oasis an .ay or foe TTIMIIMItiIIa IMP& ernrnata, and vetirfirry sliesser sopfilid i'.‘THIC COCOA, is. U. per Ur.; 011000- : %RINACEOCS TOOD. ln iittr Dodtrise, , see osissessity et. Ir.tti DL cusvuornve low avonia I L - 1 1 11"" VSZOTE al LIFE. 1, • Halik, ._..seas. M Mind is d this" v.. Dirty Hados—lPprift sad laimar Mereizear- I .1 tie Inbar of Imidao-71ta lads Usk Itse= Raab. and D erk:a t est pisse—Onstry s . Ilaa—laada• at ISSN. at • • .—O• Eating,• Ilimples, Balkkag, lisar. MOO. ha I- 13 tram tba moorram 7 wiNa. la, sat; by pass. tt Se Lalsa-.16011 at libberilt, ka. *.... -T.. Lao at Kilkerty—Listaisaria Daollo, as so PCZ at WHAT so rriliti _ git sae saes sad tea oar 101111•1 say rem! • • 1:111011 r..erf Is (saw sad ase) dum • . • • sad enfeebled earatitation, that banns the • • .r. of pleseure, boasts, or softy, aad embittara Bus' for the diet rid phyviail rapdattoo of • • ••1 essislakarts ; Maim 101 Conant ; Damns., 1 • 7 ••• -• • oast Sum the author, IS. Argall•slas, FRANCE. PARIS. MOSDAT Eczema, .'cal Constitutionael oestaime the fed ! ,nt notice on the decision of the am , I t.tatir.n-Itill: c. r.'twititesi.lior its rutty, has not, of we pr dueed any my deep emotion I IA • e•e. A new aedit, deemed neeessery to • aad didn't" of the ezecutive power, had la the amen Wasted by taps •tcae optatin prevails to day which pre oa the eubject of this credit. The ••.• Repub:ie indicates what he deem e:••Lsperies ) ,:e to the elevation of authority. L. the right of feeling sad juduing eiffee• lithe hill Is not voted as it has bees ertaent of the Republic, without reastane• ohnl experience has given bin, will :! • !Liu thy narrow limit of the present glow nalitilig judge. P- 1 .1 i r e reports that the President tat•td to accept the off.r of the COM- A ltotati, n This allegation, as you .c d r e• c,ctrcdiction to the notice given • t .044‘t tr A tab .ut crut M kas held this morning at the • • 6diters to their intention of s r. • adopted in the terms dm ,tertrntt.t. It seems however to be ate • to remain, the President having rtLelr.l g his resignation in case it Fould also is likely to prove a y p rsonsgts of high influence are be tt., tes ei'h great ac - ivity to procure the 'Li law by all the different fractions .1 . • but if their efforts should not be r ,th %Ace's, the President of the Republicis i 1 t yit the Elyse., and return to the Ith.r., where Lc Ildged previous to his elee h'ojte ions of most members lie rather `.r.:l than eobstance of the bill. They trisror left the figure of his civil list in tr hx.d by •Ise senate. Louis XVIII. and V. C. Awed theirs to be 'staid by the Chant :, /LI/. Hut to originate a proposition of • the allowance, and seek to force the e of the prject on the Assembly bymteace, 0ei.41 of the perils which would arise from .. W tAltil the executive and legislative, must rd sir the bright of impudence. This it is U.S goodwill of many sincere friends, I to glad to lire the President in a more in .l For the rest, the difference be the hill and the offer of the am tot so considerable as might at the n;.prer._ The President now receives en try of grill,ooofr., according to the terms of •• inqn be receives besides the sum of pais de reprisentution in virtue of a k-td by the C o nstit ue nt tiestrably, in all 'fo thisgmat, the bill submitted to the Y vette , s to adda supplement of 2,400,000 fr. • I% this sum are includo 41 200,000 fr. fur r~y, Luw borne by the treasury. Oa the No. L '• • • r. . r •• . • • .„. •••• 1. 4 Ow' • • • • s • g.. • t• w% • r -• tr -° ' , •• f^" , • :lt * C. r• • • . D : r ' tr. - - PAll2.3soslt... e es Maw 1 S ps. art5...._....... IPS U t 5 Es. Sow 1 7 * V Is 4 pa Onia.... n airimpiaairmi: at slily ' I): II ——— • Z " ' ... elsineat 3 per Coats 33 75 . brass.—Teruillms ad took), fisis Nod Sum US Sr. Prow r us, SW 315 ; Odom sod Oulu Seelourg, SU 2b ; Tsars sod / ; Treroury Boa Beak Margo IV SA; Pais mod &rimy 755; ad Ham., ; Odom sad VW. 344 73 ; North ; 443; Petit sad atss. :OS 73. SPAIN. MADRID, Julia 12. The Doke sod Duchess of liSitpeciiiir have ar rived is Madrid. The news from Cuba absorbs public attendee. Manaus. Jrna 12.—'Chew per Cents., 33 7 16; teen, Baas, 33 746 nub ; 331 p.m. Four per Cents., 121. Flea per Cents., In ash; alter Boles, 121 cash. Passives, 3 16.16. Compose, 71 paper. Bank at St. Fordinaad, 86 paper. Ezokaagie =Louden, 60.3 U. GERMANY. BERLIN, Jinn 15. The Kieg is so far recovered that no more ballo ting' will be issued. (heat preparations are making to celebrate the laying of the foundation-stone for a monument to the memory of the soldiers who fill in the course of 1848. The Prince of Prussia is expected to officiate on the occasion instead of the King. Accouats from Frankfort ars very contradictory. The Austrian plenipotentiary waits for further in structions from Vienna. Some disputes have arisen in the preliminary cooferecces with the smaller states, with respect to the new central provisional "11la• A meeting of editors and publishers takes place to morrow at Cologne, to deliberate on the new press law. The parliament of Hesse Cassel wu suddenly di.. solved on the 13th. Tars SO 13 VS SS OS • IS SO W ••••*- • igl7:ls 414 rOO elms.% 34. " 7. I Maples Mars. 97 Nam llama Loan ISM 77. WEST INDIA MAIL. [ft Iris Take ] (laolt OVA Owl CORRESPONDZIIII.) SOUTHAMPTON, TOZSDAT MORNING. The Severn, William Vincent, commander; Lieut. Kiddie Admiralty agent ; has just arrived. She left Bermuda on the sth. At Jamaica rain had fallen,' sad the crops were looking well and promising, as well es at all the other islands. All was quiet at Mexico. Among the cargo of the Severn are 213 bales cochineal, 1,080 bales tobacco, 33 of cigars, and 33.281 dollars from the Gulf. From other parts 70,000. About 40 passengers. Her Majesty's 'chooser Bermuda had captured, after a 49 hours' chase, a fine Brazilian brigantine, with 280 slaves on board. EXCURSION TO CHAISWORTH. Yesterday, the Duke of Devonshire having kindly permitted the house and grounds of Chatsworth to be opened to the public, and the London and North Western Railway Company having provided an "excursion train" for the occasion, a email number o' ladies and gentlemen avail, d themselves of the opportunity thus afforded them of seeing this rasenikent and, princely estate. The weather was most favourable, and the rain of the few preceding days having sufficiently " laid the dust," there was every prospect of a more agreeable journey than is oaten experienced by " parties of pleasure." Moreover a very strong temptation had been held out to holiday misers upon the score of economy, the fare demanded for the entire day by first class carriage being only 255. Notwithstanding this the excursion train was not so eaten steely patronised as was anticipated, the number of passen gers being only 41. It would appear, however, that an ob stacle was presented by the bet of the train being announced to leave London so early in six o'clock in the morning, a aonsideration which, though it might be set at nought by men of commercial enterprise, most necessarily weigh some. what heavily with those whose labours through life consist in the pursuit of pleasure. People who wool i not hesitate to leave their beds at five in the morning to earn a few hun dred pound s might reasonably object to r ising at that hour for the purpose of spending a few shillings. Hence, per ham, the dissppointment which the London and North Western Railway Company must have experienced when they, found that the accommodation which their fi rst clam carriages afforded had been so little heeded, and that the train which was intended to transport some hundreds of pas. singers to the Duke of Devonshire's favourite seat, bad not produced any more excitement than is generally observed on the platform of the Easton station. As mankind, however, is prune to he selfish, thaw who were attracted by the temp'ation held out to them not seem to regret that their numbers were limited, and that the superb domain of Chatsworth was not destined to be honoured by so rude and heterogeneous a mass of people as may be seen at &shirttail on the occa sion of a.fete, or at Greenwich fair on Whit-Monday. Toe accommodation afforded was such as to reflect great credit upon the directors, and there were no " stoppages" except for the ordinary purposes of railway travelling. At half-pest 11 o'clock the train arrived at Rowalcy (a distance of 160 miles from Loudon), where osissibews and other vehicles were in readiness to convey the passengers to Chatsworth. The beauties of Chatsworth have lung been the subject cl deirript ion and observation, but it is not often that the public at large have bad opportunities of witnessing them, more especial) since the vast improvements which have bees effected the present duke. Arrie at the entrance to the ball, the visitors were received by some of the officials belonging to his grace's household, and is the course of the morning Xr. Paxton proffered his services to those who appeared to take particular interest in the ix:cruel beauties of the scene. The company having been allowed to examine the state apartments and picture galleries, were afterwards conducted into the gardens, where tb• jets dean were in fall play, and where every endeavour was made to render the visit one of pleasure and instruction. All the more blares ing objects which are to be seeu in the conservate• rice, wera exposed to view, end icily specimen of flori culture with which the majerity of persona are not fainibr, was meet fully and satisfactorily explained. The visitors, one sod all, expressed themselves delighted with the result of their trip, and the general impression seemed to be that the " cheap excursion " of yesterday was one of the most agreeable and profitable treats with which the denisena or the metropolis have ever yet been favoured through the liberality of railway directors. At six o'clock D . se. the trails left It Ateley, for London, and arrived at the Huston square station at half-past eleven—a journey having been thus accomplished shish has probably not yet been surpassed in the Wail of railway excursions. Wearnaa.—Far tunnel day. the weather has been cold and wet. A craidereble grittily of rain has fallen throughout the we country, and the soil sang now be thoroughly raked. The reergernee is, that the cope are rising up with great rapidity. Yesterday we were glad to note that the temperature bed greatly increased, end der mg the day, and especially at night, the atmosphere was warm and pleasant. In a trip into the country at the end of last wei h, we were glad to orate that huh the potato and the grain esopo were looking well.—Wassrow North UntisA Mail. BetmeeTp we • 4 . 1 to barns Ile iris Latta mac I ere ass. ea behalf et tits dinettes if Ws marry. avoid az pivot's the samba dry kart tit at Ur extraordinary sad anpressdnard MOM taken ea Ibis occasite. The Saha it self lass as lbarialisa wbatioer is toss, but is say sass ere dimities is. at a less to apyreland ea slot guard it ,bat, whbsaa tis diablist preview dessani kit expliaatiea ae incrisy. a bra Assad ba slavered to *sr by tbe *di sbar al arlook of dr tobassaW is nerds& Darns du baWeistail We areasay Ms bees astablisbad. sash • ammo las aim beau sisrled sews* It Islam I big to aseleme, km the laferasera of the baassuable board, a do odled assrassaa of Ile bon Matra Is this threasties. frees stink dr bissavabla bard sitar k i. abaadtatly aldose enreme, fa ibis essmeey mismv, dear paymest of duty, were sever landed from the ship. TM ditursee an quits ewer et tie usceseing 'James required es the part oldie officers of Mr Mojesty's revenue ter the proteeties of its 'streets. The others of the Lee dom Doak Company bow iavariably eo.operated with the dors MON revenue 4 .11 their endeavors to that end, so Sc, r tide arms, Is assented ; every rformation boo boss at all Mrs given sad every facility sfforded that it was pew situ for die repay to give. On the other bond, this som ary bee dour bees tressed se r sed by the hemerebb e e Mord with the ersildess due eha yet its cosset. It bas Men, theorem ith usbidsed gassers this the disasters have sem, es this attics, is striking • departure irons the mod* of interwar.' which hr hitherto rioted between the horseshit' beard and We seespasy. I am, air, your airiest servant. C. Scorn, Rig Criers. J. D. PowLue. [Sweater Illeltiosed la the &regain.) London Docks, 11th March, 1610. The ship Doke of York, reported as the 17th September last, with a general cargo, imm Rio de Janeiro, among which were the under-mentioned bilge of coffee, vie AR 360 coasigned to /desire. A. Rad' and Co. 1111 37 „ „ Carey and Browne. L 673 „ „ Schuster and Co. T9ta1....1010 Aackthate parcels war? duly mama at the by the maim themselves o; their meats. The coffee was landed is seta of ten bags each, on the 19:h sad 20th Sep tember, and, as usual, a labourer was employed to take tally of the sets as they came to hand, who states that there is • differsoce between the tide-waiter's tally and his, of ten bags, the tosser making an excess of one set or ton bags over the number. reported and entered; but as the tide waiter said he would plate the number in dispute under stop, the company's tally-man (very sinjustifialgy) added to his account a set. H. also metes, that the mate informed him, that two of the 1,012 bags landed contalatd coffee col lected loose fr..m the bold during the stowage of the cargo. When the toffee came to be worked in the warehouse, it was ascertained that there were only two bags in excess of the reported sad entered quantity, and these were without marks, the contents of which, as usual, ware mind and weighed with Use other sompiogs. It is notorious to all proemial men, that tally accounts are not to be relied upon. and no persons are better aware of this than the Cus toms' talkers therneelms. The attention of tamest is so apt to be attracted by some circumstance or other during the record, that, forpaing whether they have or have not made a stroke as entry of a est, they either omit to note one or maks one in ammo. In the present sta.e, the number of begs weighed in the warehouse agreed with the quantity reported end motored by the ship, and the supposition mat more came on shore rests simply on the tide-waiter's tally. Now, them is at the presses tame before me an accidental evidence of the Ltd* flaklllo6 to be placed on such tallies; for by the Mary Shepherd, which recently discharged in three decks, the tide waiter made 6,218 bags of sugar landed, whareas 6,210 only were received into the warehouse snd weighed ; tvfer mice was made to am by the customs' landing surveyor eta. timed here as to the taming bags, sad it wee not mail searching inquiry, that we were enabled to disprove the landing of them, by the fact that there was a dispute in Cal cutta as to the number shipped, and the captain had in hie possession a letter from the shipper, testifying that eight bags were left behind, except tor which, the custom', might have attempted to charge the company with the duty upon ' them on the 'lath of a ude-waiter's tally. T. CHANDLIS, Superintendent. From the Customs to the Loudon Dock Company. Custem-hdise, March 16, 1860. Sir,—l have laid beton the maimissionen of manna your letter of the 13th icetaut, incloskg a statement in regard to a claim made upon the directors of the L-Adon Dock Com pany, foe payment of the duty on twelve bags of coffee alleged to have been landed from the vessel Duke of York, from Rio de Janeiro, in excess of the report land entry, on the 17th September last; and with reference M that part of your letter in which you state that the directors of the Dock Company are at a loss to apprehend on what ground it is that, without the slightest previous demand for explica tion or inquiry, a letter should be addressed to them by the solicitor of einem., of the character in question I am directed by this board to state, that they are most willing to acknowledge that they have at eU times received from the directors every information and facility which it was in their power to give, upon any subject connected with the business of this revenue, and that it would be, therefore, tar from their desire to take any step likely to disturb that good feeling which ham at all times subsisted between this department and the directors of the company. 1 am at the same time to state to you the facts of the case in question, by which you will perceive, that the pro ceedings of this department on the occasion do not b air the construction the directors appear to have given to them. The tide-waiter who wee stationed on board the vessel the Duke of York, from Rio de Janeiro, in September last, re ceived a landing order for 1,010 bags of coffee, and recorded the, in virtue of that document, there had been landed 1,022 bags, being twelve in mum of the quantity centered, and which account appears to have been acquiesces, in by the person who kept the landing-check tally, sad by the parties who received the bags into the warehouse on the part of the Dock Company ; and the circumstance having been commu nicated to the board, they, on the 14th ultimo, directed their officers at the Docks to call for the payment of the duty on the twelve begs in excess—and in pursuance of that order, the landing waiter (Mr. Bunting), reported that he celled upon the superintesdent of the company, who gave him a ver• bal answer, stating that the bags in luestion were never landed, an d that, cooarquently, the company could not pay the duty; that on hie pressing the superintendent for a written reply, he declined to give one; and that it was under these circumstances, and in order to elicit some further explanation, the solicitor of this department was directed to Make the application referred to. lam to add, however, that in oonsequence of the present communication from the directors of the company, the board will instruct one of their Surveyors-General to institute further inquiry into the sub jeet.—l am,Bir, your obedient servant, J. D. Fowles, Efq &c. &c. C. Scovehh. From the London Dock Company to the Customs. London Dock Mouse, April 17. 1860. Sir,—On the 13th ultimo I addressed you toe the purpose of stating that this company had received a demand from the solicitor of the customs for payment of the duty on 12 bags of coffee, landed from the Duke of York, for which it was sought to make this company responsible ; and in answer to that demand I enclosed a full statement of the circumstances attending the landing of this cargo, showing conclusively that the 12 bags on which the payment of duty was claimed from this company had not been landed from the ship. lat the same time took leave, on behalf of this company, to express the regret of the directors that so unusual a course was taken as that of making a legal application loth, company, instead of continuing the course which, up to that time, had been invariably observed by the honour able board towards this company, of asking an explanation of any circumstances which might seem to all for it, such ex planation haying, In all former cases, always been promptly given by this company. In answer to this letter, the com pany wee informed that the honourable board were " most willing to acknowledge that they have at all times received from the directors every information and facility which it was in their power to give, upon any subject connected with the business of the tie, and that it would be, therefore, far from their desire to take any step likely to disturb that good feeling which has at all times subsisted between this department and the directors of the company." The said letter further stated, " that Mr. Bunting, the landing-waiter, had called upon the superintendent of the company, who game him a Isabel answer, stating that the bags in question were landed, and that consequently the company could not pay the duty ; that on his pressing the superintendent for a written reply, he declined to give one, and that it was under these circumstances, and in order to elicit some further explanation, that the solicitor of the dellirment was directed to make the application referred to.' I beg to submit, that no officer of this company could pies any other than a "verbal" answer to a verbal Inquiry. It is, se this enrspany believes, out of the ordinary practice of business, and might obviously lead to misconstruction, it, on any occasion, a written answer were to be given loan legal', which was not written, nor, I further submit. Is it apparent why the further explanation required should nut have been Urin e sal. ielems INN on* hail born Rae tRSARY OF THE BATTLE OF WATBBLOO -TUB GUARDS. This day being the thirty-fifth anniversary of the memorable battle of Waterloo, the eustommy ceremony of trooping the guards 63f the duty of the day was a as snamsßy imposing ekereeter. At heapast 9 Widish the guard* of honour at Buckingham and St. palaces, and the minor swede furnished by the battalions qaortared is the me trepeiis, were manna oa to Me parade. ground bang the Horse Gaerds in fit. Jamse's-oark. Tao helmets of the Life Guards and cape of the Foot G 1161611 were decorated with laurel 'raves. The line havisig Sam double open order, was mianutly inspected by the Isla ea. ear on duty ; the guards of boson, at Os palsies won dim morobed to the tilt Gaud room, preceded by the bead, to motive the colours of the battalion, which won geggisuated by an immense branch of laurel. Tito guards than task up a pranks on the right of the lice, the remainder of the troops saluting, with arms presented, as the colours pared. LOSS OF LIFE ON THE BRIGHTON RAILWAY. For some months past a large number of workmen ham bee* employed in tasking alterations at the Brighton Railway termue. more peacularly that portion situated on one side of Webb street, and which is nearly com pleted. During the lest few days the men to the mar ries of Metiers. Piper and Sos, of Bishopigate-strat, City (who base the contract for that put), Dave been mimed in lying down what are called the turn-tables," weighing about 5 tons each, sod made of cart iron. To raise etre immense mass of iron, it was necessary to have a quan tity of tackle, which was placed upon the top of some scaffold-poles. Yeiterday, when one of the iron tubes was bang mimed a few feet above the earrisge-way of the brick-work, immediately cver the crown of one of the arches, one of the thick ropes suddenly mapped asunder, and the whole body of iron fell with an awful crash. The men rushed from their several plum; but one poor fellow, named Edward Rowe, aril 29 years, a gauger, was buried beneath the immense weight of iron and brick-work. Two other men, named John Hackett and George nowise's, in the some employ, were ai+o wady in jured, the former having sustained a fracture of the leg, die location of the right ebculder joint, and numerous seven" eon. 'miens en the face and body . The unfortunate man Rows was found in a shocking condition, his head and the upper portion of his body Seiog fearfully mutilated. He was carried, with out loss of time, to Guy's Hospital, brt life was quite en ded. His death must have been instantaneous. Tin man Hackett was removed home, by hie own wish, but no hopes are entertained of his recovery. The other man, Bowline, is rim on favourably. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S.-MONDAT. THE SURREY AND MIDDLESEX STARER 5 to 1 apt Docility (I). THE NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. Sto I apt LordUAW. linipt of Gwynn' (t). to 1 Eglinton's Elthlron. 5 tot Mr. 511,11cLinc's Roby. GOODWOOD CUP. 1300 to 200, 700 to 100, awl aft rwards 1100 to 100 Ltd apt Mr. IL Pitdord. ST LEGER. 5 to 2 apt Lord Zetland's VolDgeor. sto 1 Lord Alrlis'a Clinclarr (t). 17 to 1 Lord Milintote. Bided of Avenel. 20 to 1 Mr. Mellaczo's Italian. it to i The only betting to any extent was about Clincher, who wu backed it.r four or tire hundred pounds. He is about to join John tieott's lot. DERBY. 23 to sgst Lord Eglinton's Hippotrus (t). 30 to Mr. A. Nichols's Nevneinster. 30 to Lord Eglinton's Ronnie Dundee. 40 to Lord llowth's Trtunuan. 40 to Mr. Worthington's Doha. 30 to Mr. Bt. George's Brother to Chanticleer (t). HAMPTON RACES. This* mesons, off to-morrow and Thursday, stid, if an opinion may be formal from the entries, of which we subjoin an outhne,will afford an abundance of iport. WEDNESDAT. 611RHEY AND MIDDLES'S STASES of 20 wee. *Mk h ft, and 5 only if declared, with 50 added. Two lam (32 subs, 21 of whom declared.) Eagle's Plume, 6 yill, 81*. 71b ; Rodney, 4 yn, Sst Ilb ; Docility, 4 yrs, 7at Slb ; Bacchanalian, 5 yre, 7st 7th ; Tarn Wadlin, 4 yn„ 7st 71b ; Old English Gentleman, 4 yr., 7at 61b ; Queensberry, 4 yrs, 7st Blb ; Wanarlyke, 3 yrs, 7st 51h; Mignon, Brni, ist 611. ; Little Jack, 3 yrs, 7st; Irish Jig, 4 yrs, 6it 91b. CLAHEMONT STASES, of 10 roes. eaeb, &e., for 2-yr 01d... Half a mile. Lord Strathmore's Faux•Pas, Mr. Z. R. Clark's Ulenhawk, Mr. Webs's Vigilant, Mr C. Lases Count Swivel, Mr. Gully's Solomon, Mr. Oreville's Con stance, Mr. W. York's h I by The Care oat of RIAU,. CORINTHIAN STASIS, of 10 SOTS. each, Re. Gantlemen riders. Onos round and a dia. Eagle's Plume, 6 yrs; Watchdog, 8 yrs ; Defaulter, 6 yn • Rodney, 4 yrs ; Tit bit, aged ; Eva, 4 yn; Athelstane, ' 5 yrs; Scratch, 4 yrs; Scarborough, 3yn ; Lady Tryphens, 4yn ; Miss West, aged ; Antelope, 6 yn. STAND PLATS, of 30 rote., added to a sweepstakes of 5 son. snob, fur 3 yr olds and upwards, that won 501., rtc. Once round and a din. Queensberry, 43rs ; Malmes bury, 6 yrs; The Bright Buck, 4 yrs Butinado, 3 yrs. LICINSED VICTUALLERs' PLATE, of 30 Boys., added to SWEEPSTAXICS, of 3 sem. each. Heats. Thres•quarten of a mile. Christiana, 5 yes ; Hind of the Forest, 5 yn; Little Fanny, aged ; Nell Cook, aged ; Clairvoyance, syn ; Ohio, 3 yrs ; Muter Murray, aged ; Ponds., sac to Passion, 3 yn; Equiria, 3 yn. THURSDAY. Tao RAILWAYPLATN of MI., given by the South Western Railway Company, for 2 and 3yrof s. Five furlongs. Mouse by Mae, 3yn ; fby the Cure. oat of Elphine, 3 y ea ; f by Astro:an, out of Sarah, 3yn ; Ohio, 3 yn; Sample, 3 yrs ; Rose Pompon, 3 yr.; Fernande, 3 yn ; Amontillado, 3 yr. ' • Pomme de Terre, 3 yn ; fby Kremlin, out of Evening Star, 3 yrs ; fby Pantaloon, out ot Sherbet, 2 yn; Vigitant, 2 yre. Tao RICHMOND STANZA (Handicap) of 10 1101,S. each, h ft, with 604. added. Once round and a distaneo. Baccha nalia, 6 In ; Mouse, 3 yrs; Old Englah Gentlemin, 4 yn; &signor of Helderness, 3 yn; Tarn Wadlin, 4 yrs ; Chris tiana, 6yn ; Durdsns, 4yn ; St. Dennis, 4 yr. ; Rodney, 4 vn ; Aristocuit, 3 yr. HEN MAJZZTT'S PLATS of 100 guineas, fur 3-yr olds and upwards. Winner to be sold for 500/., &a. Heats, 2 miles. Queensberry, 4 yrs ; Darden., 4 yrs ; Alphela 6yn • Little Jr*, 3 yn; Seurnor of Ifo'deroess, 3 sr.; fby Laisercost, out of Countess, 3 yrs ; Rodney, 4 yrs ; Escape, 6 yrs ; Intre pid, aged ; Nell Cook, aged ; Athelstane, 6 yn; Kathleen, 3 yn; Bastinado, lyre ; Aristocrat, 3 yr. ; Retains, 3 In. Tao ScuanY STANZA (Handie , p) of 10 eon. each, h ft. Gentlemen rider.. One mile. (To close on Wednesday.) HANDICAP SWZNPSTAILIS 013 soya. each, and 26 added, for 3-yr olds and upwards. Three-quarten of a mile. (To close on Wednesday.) CRICKET. MARYLEBONECLij: AND GROUND v. SEVEN OAKS Vlii CLUB. - -- - - - This match comieseard at Lords' yesterdsy ; we give the Best day's play : MAILTLIIMONI V IA? 1141tINOS). (PICOND IMNI1104.) How. K. Oripar•on Rogers 8 not out 24 J. Bayley b Duke 7 w. Nicholson. Mg, b . IS b Rogers C. Hoare, Esq., • .b Rolm 10 pot out l7 IL liyasstrat, Esq., b Duke 2 ma. Gal. Liddell b a n uke. 0 3 b Duke 7 Ci Lard mt b e Lord C. set eat 7 b Duke a Earl et Lsossater ma sat S J. P. Mawr, Msg., b Parts 0 BB E. Bathurst • Bosworth, b Duke 3 nr.. 4 3; Ib, I ; sr, 9; tt b, 1 17 Dyes, 1 , I b, I ; w, 3 ; rib, 3 7 1 Total N3 Tolal 7 ____ -- Maas Paw o Palos aad WILLIAM Faros, New-road, Middle- to s an, ireasnanna. Is Joins Caum. Neigannet, Ci.y, victualler. ao N tsz. HEWS, Beth. ailvereasith. 23 JANOS DOMINT, lies, Ilnisenr, Boatsessishire, COMM.. IS BANTAMIN Snows!, Newiaa, Ideatinsernine, ocan 31 Mffik At. le• @carat sitQtriurtitertows. l e Lula aud Snows Limn/molt, Glanair, narehassta. g Taman HAMILTON, Glautow, asaaufactarer. so Josue Baartss, Dundee, baker. so LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. ARCHES COURT. /Imam Bra IL 1. Poor, Err. 00111 AM V. TM' BISHOP 01 EXITZI. I Tit I. this este, it wiU be reentlected that on last court-day 4 4 Dr. Addams, ea the part of the Bishop of Exeter, promised so ' that his lordship would comply with the monition this day. 81 if so proceedings were taken is the other courts in the mean too time. Oa the may being called, to The Registrar said he had been served with a rule treat r. the Court of Exchequer to show cause why the monition 100 iron out of this court, calling upon the Bishop of Exeter to 17 send In the lettere of institutioa to thekvicarage of Brampford 20 Spoke, should not be set aside. No person appearing for either the bishop or Mr. Gorham, 12 1 the cause wee ordered to stand over. Ordered to stand over till next terms accordingly. St POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. Cll4lOl or EMBSZZLIII2;;TZW: Smart was charged with embezzlement various sums of money, amounting to r . upwards of 1561., the property of Mr. Samuel George Fotd, it solicitor, of No. 8, Heariettaetreet, Covent-garden. Mr. Ford deposed that the prisoner was a clerk in his em- at. I ploy, and was in the receipt of a good salary. Witness's son 9 conducted the banners, and he was in the habit of giving the prisoner cheques and other moneys for the disburrements of 5 4 the office, that daty having been appropriated to the prisoner, in who kept a cash-book of his own for that pur;ine. Witness 34 produced the easL-book, which was is the prisoner's hand- St. I writing, and read several entries therefrom—On August the 9.1 6th, 14 1 49, in the suit of Bruce v. Walker, paid tor brief, 20 21.4 e. 6d.; consulted-at and fee for clerk, 11. 7.. August a 6th a similar sum was paid in another suit. There were so other entries ie which the prisoner had sat forth that he had so paid Mr. Parker, the barrister, various sums es fees for • 20 motion is the suit of Bruce v. Walker. Witness bad 20 made inciairies, and found that none of these fees had C . , been paid. The discovery of the embezzlement had been as ' med. by the examination of the prisoner's cash-book, sad io the one belonging to Mr. Ford, jun. The prisoner had si paid 71. Its. for folios of writing, sad had entered the same at-1 is his book. The amount had been entered in Mr. Ford's 50 I book, and the prisoner had afterwards altered the figure 7to St ' 9. This led to a further examination of the accounts, and s t. l it was proved after a hasty calculation that the prisoner bad 20 appropriated to his own um the saut of 1561. Winne+ said 20 he sent for the rinser and gave Mx into custody, and he 5 offered so explanation to the charge. He merely said that /1. the differuca is the books respecting the folios must have 2 ; bees as error. The prisoner said he was unprepared with his defame, 22 u he was only taken into custody last night. lti Mr. Ford said the books had not been thoroughly exa- 20 , mined ; and when they were so, he expected to find name- ,1 1 , rota other cases against his. st !! The prisoner was remanded for • week. tell MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. Notwithstanding the majority last evening in the Home of Lords on Lord Stanley's motion condem natory of the foreign policy of the government, this proceeding of the opposition is very generally regarded In the City as ill-timed and ill-judged, even by men whose political opinions are usually at variance with those of the government, and consequently its result has been received with regret by commercial men. The effect, therefore, which each a vote was otherwise calculated to produce upon the English funds, has been in a great measure neutralised, the market having opened this morning at a decline of only 1 since yesterday. Consols were first quoted 95 to 1, then touched N, but are now steady at the opening price for the 17th 7uly, ex div. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been done at 96, 93i, and last at 96i ; and the New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 97i and 981, the last price. Exchequer Bills mark 70s. and 675. ; ditto small, 68s. prem. India Bond., 88s.; ditto, under 1,0001., 89s. and 8.55. prem. The foreign stocks are quite neglected, bat prices are little changed. Mexican is the only stock in which the dealings are worthy of notice. The market for this description opened at a further decline from yesterday's rates, and the price soon went down to 291, but it has since rallied, and was last marked 30. The entire business of the morning is limited to:—Mexican, for the 28th June, at 29, 1, t, and 30. Portuguese Four per Cents at 34. Spanish Active Five per Cents , for account, at 171 ; and Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents. at 571, with the exchange at 12 guilders. The committee of Mexican bondholders have for warded us the following, relative to the Mexican debt:—" The Europa has brought advice to the committee of Mexican bondholders from Vera Crux, dated 16th ult., of the shipment of 49,727 dollars 57 cents. per royal mail steamer Severn. The amount pending for account of the bondholders at Vera Crux was at that date estimated at 158,822 dollars 77 cents." ENGLISII YUNDS.—Tius DAL Haat ROM, ,k 3 9 3 per Ct. Red. Anna.. 951 3 we CL Coy. Anza...hut 13 at:1,o; Ace. 951 Wr 6jvor eta. g choator 10^ GU. to TOL POICIICIN 1511/4DB. 6 pat OR. Andel= 1 par t. o Mae& 1105.35 4 4 4 pro etCent relit Bet„st Orme& MOlL Daforad Ib4a., 4 per . 6 ple 1:71. . Mt SI 5 rya et Unizill 66 an lids., ST 9 6 c . 01...zranr... iT 8 Ditto New, li 6 per Ct knows Ayres, 64 6 Maumee Om., at 7 Ditto Chillan ads., 95 100 per et Ibis. 11107 9 Ditto eolumb. Def. Ma, 6 l itere 11491510 4 da. la Columbian &bumbler Bda, 31 5 3 lipeaer Dia _ I 4 i 3 Kr Ct. Vanish lids., 713 remake UL 4 24 pOl . CI. Duedm Ibla. fel 1 I rot Ct. Vermais 4. :4 5 4 pa CR Dutch Cada- WO Viseanais Deferred 846..111 12t SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report a slow trade, at the following quotations :—Prime Meadow, 701. to 75i.; inferior, Ms, to 651. Rowan, 641. to 60s. ; Clover, Ede. to 60i. ; Straw, 23.. to 281. ExmßrrioN or 1851.—We understand that at a isestiog at Waltham-abbey last week in support of the ex hibition of 1851, Captain Yulloh, superintendent of the gur.- powder manufactory, and the artificen and men in hie de pertinent, subscribed one day's pay to the funds. Captain Yorke, of the Royal Engineers, and the men under his com mand at Waltham, hays signified their intention of doing the MSC REPRESENTATION OF SALISBURP.—II is generally reported that Charles Penruddorke, E•q., Of Camp% JR Chain berlayne, iatends to come forward aa a candidate for this city, on the Protectionist interest, wh an election moy occur. It is fully understood that k'. W. Slade, E•q , will M a candidate on the was interast.—Hompsh ire AdoerSurr. ......... Id Da. CIO Prehrenee ... I. Muster end Relyieed .. 13 De Peelleinc• .. ... 424 Winn awl MUM Jose_ 23 Ems ... .. ... IS De. A rfrlL lk H.) ... 3 4lea) 1143.0.17• L SO theiern Onntien .. ... M Ds. New Prete p. 11... ei Do. Lit, 3p. Ct., No. I ej Do. do. N 0.2 JO Do. do. 6 per Cent 43 Do. New . . . 25 names unioi; cis: I Date E. U. Kt) 23 bo. doss B. am odittO 20 Do. tierip (gua. 6p. Co.) 25 ►ad Laneashire ... .. 23 East LJrcolrektre Otte. naked 6 per Cent SO IPAndrorgb mad Glainow 211 Eleteraeork,kDonthes. 2! Owen Northern .. . ii% vo. ca 7 tar . 74l,Deleinid 111 Do. aborts, B, p. Ct. 124 Do. per Cott Pref.. 30 Gt. 6outh.ud Weet.(tro.) 11 Do. Eighths ... 100 Great Nortb of Lipoid... 33 Do. New £OO ••• • . en .. ..._ ao 1 ii. 7. iii; BO Do. New ii 7 IGr;ii 7ii-wern-- New ;17 ie ::: 121 Do. shares SO Lancaster and Outdo ... till Do. Thirds , 100 Lanese/dr* and Yorkshire la Do. Thirds - . 10 Do. New itia Ct) 111 Do. West ding neon SO Leeds and Drafted .. 30 Leads and Thirst . 6 Do. PreL 6p. Ct. No. I 14 Do. Do. No. 2 Do. _ Do. No. —. 9 I 110. Pref. Quar4•rs,l94Bl London end Blackwell .. 100 Lon., Brighton, a S.Coest IVO Do. New gun. 6p. Ct... 9 Do. guaranteed sp. Ct. late Thirds 30 Do. Pref. Croydon 3 per CenL . . 30 Do. Count. 3 p.Ct.,1832 121. London end Greenwich 20 I Do. Preference London ' `lOO —.we & North-Western 12 Do. do. New 1 shares ... 12 Do. Fifths . . 1 Do.£lo (C, 100 London & Sunth-Western 421 Do. New, £5O 34 Do. New, RIO 3 Do. New Preference .- 20 Lowestoft Guar.4 per Cent 31 Maselt.,Bux ono Matlock 100 Manelt.,Shef " .,&Lineolnek. 23 Do. 1 shares, No. 1 ... 10 Do. New £lO Pref. 41 Do. Man.& Linel.Unionj 100 Midland 30 Do. R3O shares 100 Do. Idirm. and D erby ... I 1100 Do. Cons. B. & IS. 6p. C., 100 Norfolk . _ . ...I 15 Do. New CIO . _ 2e Do Extension S Do. Guaran. 31 per Ct. 25 North British S Do. Preference 17; North Staffordshire.. SO 'Oxford, Wore. & Wolver. 23 Preston and VI yrs 10 D 0.4 shares (A) 15 Read., Guild., and Reigate 41 Royston and tD¢hin I Do. Shepreth Extension 23 Scottish Central 1 13) Shrews. &Bt m., Uses A 1 I Do., Class - S Do., New Guaranieed 20 Shrewsbury and Chester (Nor. W . . ?din.) 10 Do. Ilalvcs 0 Do. Oswestry 10 Do. S per cent. PreL at Shropshire Union ... 50 South Wren 25 Do. Preference S. South Staffordshire 231 South Eastern 10 I UO. No Kaiisland 47 South Wales . IS N.D. Guar. 3 pm Cent .. 20 Waterford and Kilkenny... 50 Wear Valley, 6p. Ct. goo. 25 Do. do. do. do . SO Wilts, Somerset, &Weynt.l 23 York,Newoastle &Berwick' 20 Do. Ext. (York& Nene'. 11 Do. G.N. E.PurchorPref I 30 York and Norm Midland.; 10 Do. Preference ... ' 151 1 14 io .Idid. dk. 17 1.6 2j s at.. 6j Si 41 61 IS 134 6 6/ di.. awn. I Imn• ,6 7 the. 8 7 r 7 7 131 13 4 2 29 31 FOIVION RAILWATI. Anglo-Italian (late Italian and Austrian) .. O Boulogne and Amlena 10 Central France (Clammy Dutch Rhenish East Indian ... Great Indian Peninsula .. Do. Luxembourg ... 20 ' , lame and Liege ... 16 Northern et Prance I ktrleansand Bordeaux ... 20 Paris and Orleans ... 20 Paris and Rouen 13 ,P..rts ant Strssbourg 20 Rouen and Havre 20 'Sambre and /Meuse IS itours and Nantes 21i 22 5 ti 5 9 111 dig. LIVERPOOL. June 17. BTOCK-EXCHANOIL—The ma•ket to-dsy was titbit &peewit, and shares went off at a alight reduction in peter.: Cale donian. 911-I.aneeehire and Torkahire (fifth Anna), 9 9-143 d.— Ditto (321. akero(), 93 d.—Gonda and North Western, 109 Ditto(new i charm), 1, p. Ditto (Mtn sham), 1 p.- 371 —Ditto (~dorsal, 26 C. 1-11(d.—Di•to (Consolidated B. and 13.4 16(—York. Newcastle, and Barwick, 0231 E d par et. till 'SO), d.— Ditto, S d. MANCHESTER, littlie 17. BTool.Exestawou.—Tneee wsi not much butiness doing, and prieva went rather lower. Sheffield Moth hos fallen con.lderably. owing 43 the dnatasing effect of the report a( the committee of tn. nstigation, just issued. BIRMINGHAM, June 17. STOCtt•BICNANO!.—This market was rather heavy to. der, and priced were, if anything, a rhade lower at the opening; to. twirls the clime the:motet ralhed, and quotation!' left off pretty mush the MOM WI on Saturday. LEEDS, Jeme 17. Bramt-Examaxera.—There has been a Hatter market this monlise. The chief bunineas time tins been in Eat Lancashire". at 71, and In London and North Weeterna, at 1093. London and North Weetern Quarters were done at pm. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SCGAII —The large public 1141,11 are progressing steadily, at last week's prima. The mined market dull; grocer', lumps, 495, to 50s. 6d. Correa.—There his not been a public sale to-day ; the ar ticle appears to be steady, Good ordinary native Ceylon firm, at 43e. _ Parnitt.-1,200 bags of very old Malabar and Emtern sold in public sale ; the former, 3id., the latter at 3d. Rica.-600 ba..• Bengal were offered ; good white bought in at 10e SALTPIT/16 remaiw Veady. Isuloo —Tho nest nuarter'y sale is fixed for the 9th of July. The quantity already declared is 7.300 chests. Corrine continues very firm, with a fair thinned. TEA.—The demised for commit Congest continues, and the nearest price le now 10.1. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW IktARKET.-THIS DAY. The market c.outioun very quiet, with but little business doing. lowa Tallow is quoted a! 351. 3.1. to 6d.; Peters burg Y. C. oa the spot, 361. 9L ; October to Danaher, 3.91.; ditto, repast. months, 395. lif S 1 9 Si 93 Sl dii If 1 1 1 1 1 111 14 31 Ll: pea 34 4 8 34 1 04 6 16. 74 WI MI 27 23 131 131 11 dis 3 3j 4 31 at. 101 101 10 32 2F3 A 233 1 Plll SO 52 pas. 65 70 33 85 59 GO 74 64 dla. 97 474 464 204 214 0 Si par Ipm 39 41 ISt 141 dia lot t 6 59 i 61 Io9f 9% . 1' 13 91 41 dlr. 9 1 :lc" 6 3 4 It 14 AR Ile 134 dal 4f 44 die 7 9 6 10 v 111 Pi 1 21 16 io . is iaf is} i- '