The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-13 00:00:00

. . . - " Z— Z,•• - ir--•.•-a-10r-.Ar-s_ eNe--- -I ...ide - L - - ---e- ...•A -,.. .;- - ". 1 r .•• : . ,-;• • ', . E O - 7. - .. ~...,,.: :-.....- - - • • -' - - . . • • .. .... . . . - . iyi 11..!. •... •''''' ' I r.'. • . ;,.. • • • rust vbt ~ '• LIS:). I __ _ LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1850. 'F iNfit'S TRY, 1631. - To IRELAND. MONEY MARKET. •••t% I '' • Numelasionnu rer Arelmmi ASCOT RACES. • ' k , 'br''' • 4 she avtuttwo bas 1 •' I 1., liti k31. , N . • .•••• .r.... DMILIN, Juan 12. WIDMISDAT Hmartlra. s • ''r t' • ..s.. w trader kr Ow trimly or THIS DAY. • ' ''''"' n* Lk le end sued Yesterday is the Court of Qostra's Bonet nesse' The Consols amount brought to a lquidation to . - '. ''''''""" r .T 414 mused SA ‘,.. --- . . .:5tA.. , 1 7 '''"" .‘,' . an . b‘i i, moved on behalf of the conservative minority i s the (By fisproas.) day opened on the 9th ult. with Console r for this day .• • '"'• ''''.."('" e l. i'll be Tea, for Nimes 4n corporation, that the return made to the writ of man- at 961 to 96. The fluctuations of prioes since, as be • .. utk ch ' . , . damos, on the part of Mr. Reynolds, the Lord Mayor, THE WINDSOR FOREST STAKES of 50 gees tween the highest and lowest rates, both for money . w lot recretary tif the Excretive as the majority of the council, be quashed, and that each. Old mile. and time, are subjoined. The highest money price ' ' • .a wi le. aemetare of the Building • '' " J.', the Rh, between the the Clerk of the Crowe be directed to receive the Doke of Richmond's Officdons walked over• derive the period embraced in the account was (to day) 971, and the lowest 96 ; the extreme Baena .• 1:,-,...-i , o r....i. tabor return. The came was not brought on until a SWEEPSTAKES of so_ son. ascii, foe 3-year olds. tion consequently amounts to exactly 21 per cant. at tiltatY MYATT. hominy. • late hour, and, after hearing Mr. Brewster, the court . • - --- Swinley Comm • •URSTIME he SILVER.- adjourned. Cariboo .. .. 1 .. , ..,-,.•Y, ! a. windo w 11 'taro ago hi tile Excellency the Lord•Lientecatt honoured the , ,rust • Thistledown .. .. Pawn for l Ocesele tor Amt. '. s`• ..,,r•ard_ar tbeeel o ..„ b Z i l l ar ,7 l , Royal Irish Academy with a visit at their fort- .. .. .. 2 mosey. Julie it Bush Ranger .. .. .. 3 Dais. 1 o'7 . • •••••• 1 ' ..1 ""'"7„7"...ti." - Vither lawfully nightly meeting on Monday evening. Two highly . ~,, se rt,••• THE VISITORS' PLATE of 100 save. Once Highest Lowest Highest Lowest 1... • - . sver,•:e *rot can it he dietinewohol from interesting papers were read on the occasion, one by Price. Price. Price. Price. 7 0 • . • . ladle. Mimed. knees. round and a distant*. r 1.4. ... am •• . 28,6 Dr. Romney Robinson on a new animooseter which • ' ''''''• .i.w. ... - rs. - sea hen been fourd to give the most satisfactory results ; Forahill .. .. 1 Ws 9 - -.— --- Ma 931 96 931 r.. . • .• . • • le N 93 96 ere ' .. .. 4. ' 9 . ... "L *** 813 ' and the other lay Dr. Petrie on a famous relic of as Give and Take .. .. 2 - .. " • aa.. ... ela .- ma • • it 96 93 96 96 • ..... -" ..... re & ... _lt& tiqaity, known as the Cross of Cong, and bequeathed Retail .. • • • • „ „ 3 13 :6 4 1 rel At i Ri ; . . • . _, ~,....eMii.e..iek . ix.... el PrIMNINek. to the academy by the late Professor M'Cullagh. THE EMPEROR'S PLATE. 14 11 .......... 9111( 96i 964 ' .. v j.er hy the i swat peer& The second hard-fought contest between Mr. Harty )(lying Dutchman .. .. 1 II -... 961 N 96 . eat : NIoNEI, NOT MATED. .. 11 -..... 9.5.1 9S 93 93 FAA) . Th rea d e d inses and Dr. M'Carthy for the soronstwhip of the county Jericho .. .. .. 2 is 93 93 93 Num. ratters. ratters. of Dublin terminated yesterday in the return of the Cannon .. .. 3 so ......... 34 93 fite• ;I pin &WA IZft. ... 214. ... gm, •. .. . • ,, e• o t tea former pattering, who had a majority of 38. Little Jack .. 4 n... ........... --..... 91 93 911 93 IV -. 91 93 911 93 iss. The Freeman of this morning makes some good Peep-o'-day-Boy • • • • .. 6 ss es 9S 99 h. , ma s . am " ~,,, practical observations on the efforts made in the Won in a canter • . ke - N 9S vs se. - . so,:raraP• es fri- • - ::. . one of Lords to disfranchise this country : LATEST CUP BETTING. 27 N VS 99 --- -. sv ,ssit_l__ l V ß . a ft=2 . 9 o.l. We sin& tordlosidisst frequelly (says UM deny ogle Even on Flying Dutchman. VI .............-..... 911 911 96 96 i 1. ...;' sit 1' s -:. • .”.•111. sew.. •• ...... of the Irish liketrab). banan we Irish, ia the nuns of she m ... NI 96 911 o re. •- • ete,alemert, wow 7 to 4 eget Cannon. se ps ••• 98 L e l is rn rades that than Kerr. than they may imagine at lane in 6 to I agst Piep. u' -day.Boy. .. si- --- - _, ..,,‘, __! • otApl rt lll ‘ l i N 4 A/t aad Y w !3 rrE HO ns W ..... .- this question. Lot Lee S :an ley succor d,i n raising the franchise - --- 9O 9 , 1 1 ". • ' • '''r/ % - ' • wit, to a fifteen pound rating, and Ireland will be loq to the .- e'en% to now on SALE at 4 :::::: ......:•••••••• IMP ~ ~..:,,,g Amy,' of Newman...U.oth movement party in the British empire for a quarter of a SCOTLAND. rd . . , - century to oome. And without Ireland what can the pro 11..-........ ....... ...... 94 96 , . room per see of gems party M England dot Noth•ng -literally nothing. Dit3IOCRATIC CONFERENCE.-On Moxday a meet- 7 "" a . 913 911 96 _lass to 1 0 anions. .We ran snore the whiffs that the battle of the ing of delegates from VIIILJUI tows§ in Scotland was held in 119.-........--........... 97 M a, Mit :".r. jit'•% l E". 1 _ . "1.,... 4 g alzwelL „..,, Irish franchise is no mere Irish question. it will have the Waterloo floosie Edinburgh, with the avowod porpcsa 11.......... 94 96 971 91 - 's. ... ‘'' .'sea '"'"'", ''', i ''''' -as effect in Dawai ge -street. It will be felt os the coq as intimated in the If 104 N - - - villein rammed in the placard, of - oonsislering subjects of great t ' ' , ... „ eeries t edig. w og g ig gr besabes-nay, it will determine what party shall hold tower importance mbarnd The representative delegates Weft The Canadian advice, by the Hibernia are the T . 1 ..,..; , k , t a x mute cake mil teem in tke Bri- im p empire. • • • It is knowo, or it should feu ia nu and altogethe r the raristioa was thinly most encouraging that have been received since the 4 ", m .. Bratox (late Wipes sal be known, that property in Ireland has fallen nearly one- attended. 83 tar as maid b. gathered from the sentiments • • • 0 , -,:mt.tno. half in vine with i n th e l as t f ew year ,. The Laadon of the spsaken, tits object which the meeting had in view opening of the navigation. They extend to the 27th !.. - May from Montreal, and state that, a lth oug h th e - it Aiii:.v.xrEn.--Tbe most varied much as 75 per coot. A 1.51. reties is, therefore, as high anal diffsmiaa of wider education among the People. es the weather had been most:unfavourable for butter v., the ( . ,:IT : ay is the weekl, an eased at the present liens as a 304, rating would have been some bast means of attaining political power, sad of eleva•ing the •• ....• and warranted. is steno sell- years back. Taking this for granted-and there is very condition of the working classes. The organisation of labour, city . WlLM . full of country buyers, and considerabl. activity had prevailed, particularly in the flour . .. •:... •• thkfarol-stmet. conker of sew- little, if any, exaggeration in the supposition-how Dishy as tsr as practicable under suiting circumstance., was anc - c , ~.....,vt. at Primo Wt sr, remora shall we find with qualifications for the franchise in le,- thee of the subject* discussed. Physical forte mass at pre- market. The transactions in this cue article alone . • . .."‘•• . Canero, le. 6d. pre pair ; larger qualifications. They • ould, as a consequence, be deprived li 000b1s. at the average of the following prices, _ . ____ - • .. ;,: '....ria. It es:radar, with silver et the franchise, deprived of all iafisence, direct or indirect. _ ___ _ . - . !.. lo,:oes, from tes per doom; in masking the Isms which affect their pr.', sty, their 6..8. LA IT INTELLIGENCE. which continued to be mainta'ned: fine, 225. 6d., • • •.•• •• -oh tw'm table "1". fr o m 6. ' and their liberties-deprived in short, of all liberty, anal ?Me T 1 A V No. 2 supeitine 23a., No. 1 super fi ne 23e. 6d. to . • • -........,.; ~;table owe* from Is. each. ~ ' - 104 0 1C --z, • • r .• . I. k • . • . • I • • •0 • , 11,!. I . I • • • Ttt *et • .Ig. s • t • i t, lol r i [TH REEPENCE. dividends, and we enclose copy of our letter and of the mower of these gentlemen, in order that you may give publisity to the facts. We venture on this eccaskia to add, that as we are ia the habit of giving the' fullest information fa oar power on the subject of the New Grenadian dividends to say partios who apply to as for It, we shall be happy at any time to furnish you all the details in oar possession, and thus to avoid an erroneous Impression en the public mind which may occas ly be produced by aa incorrect adver tisement from the committee over which you preside. We have the honour to be, ito., (Signed) BAHINO, BROTKIIIS, cad CO. To Baron de Goldsmid, ( Chairman, &c. P Gentlemen,—His Excellency Y th 4 e Minister of Finance of the state of New Greaada, fa essammikating to as the mea sures adopted by the Congress to meet the payment of a por tion of the amen of Interest due on the debt of that state, has forwarded to us a statement (a copy of which is an nexed) eostaining a recapitulation of sundry remittances made to London by the cutona hoses of Seats Martha, from the 3rd April, 1849, to the 19. h F e b ruary , 1860 , whi c h the government imagined would have been more than suffisiout to cover the balance due on the dividend of June, 1848. As, with the Imola= of the first-mentioned shipment, we ' have no advise direct or indirect, and eons gamily have no knowledge whatever of these remittances, we shall feel obliged by year letting us know whether they have been addressed to you, and in that ease what is the amount which you will have to pay over to us to be appropriated to the destination prescribed b the irovernment ul New Granada. We remain, he , (SP") HARM°, BROTERILS, and Co. Messrs. Montoya, Saga, and Co. (Copy.) London, 11th June, 1860. Gentlemen,—We are in receipt of your esteemed letter of the 10th instant, accompanying a statement of sundry re mittances made to London by the Custom-house of Santa Martha, from the 3rd of April, 1849. to the 19th February, 1860, which renthtecees have been addressed to us by the government of New Granada. With regard to the apt ro priation of soy amountont a the same, we are as yet without instructions Inns the government, but as soon es we receive them we shall have much pleasure in communicating with you on the subject. We remain, the“ (Signed) MONTOYA, Sauna, and Co. Meats. Baring, Brothers, and Co. RAILWAYS. Tam DAY, Two O'CLOCK. The share market to-day is firm in tone, but no large amount of business has been done generally. London and North WW stern stock has advanced to 109, in consequence of the last week's traffic receipts showing an increase of 6,0001. over the same week in last year. Berwick Preference are also better, being buyers at 51 dis. Great Westerns have touched 60. London and South Westerns, 641. The tone of the market at this moment, however, is not quite so firm as it was at the commencement of business. amine prices Yesterday. BBITISII RAILWATX. Ito. Preference Allatirt,Nott.bao.,lllEla. Barka & Hama. eat. (Ot. West. perpetualbp.(.) ainntuatuuniaJzfordJune wiladule PO .orwitbriar. Do. without • guarantee Bann., Web., and Dudley orwithguar. Do. wit taguaraotes Blrsi.WolvAntour Valley Bristol and limner floaktogitanuguns Oilledoeb•n . If S 1 t 2i dia. raise tO.day tar tO 1 Ce•bek, I IPak 27 3 254 364 6 1 7 4 ma. 3 6 194 6i pes. 65 67 12 11 dls. 171 17f 9 91 6 65 85 9 71 94 33 31 du 1 711 1 11 4 17 / e z 41 1. . 5/ Ii Pia 9 4 9 MI Do. J:10 Pre lntim ... (bestir and Holyberd Do Preference Dublin and lielfdat June .. Put Anglian Do. (ClB &II ) Do. (X 6p.Ct.Pref. Do: .iew7ref. 6 Do. FAL. P. Do. do. No. 2 Do. do. 6 per Cant If 111 Item - O - 111 poi 25 20 2 61 25 25 20 I 25 64 2$ Eastern Colon, elms A (late E. C. Sh.) . . Do elan 13. and C ditto Do. Seri I Not Loneist ". 6 !: Ct 4. I Do. New . .• East Lino* Wry Gun- 1 II ji 18 IG. li Ili THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. There has been no variation in the English stockmar ket this morning. prier s having remained steady up to the present hour. Consols have continued at the first quot aliens, 97 to 1 for money, and 971 to 2 for the 17th July, at which a moderate amount of business has been done. The Three per Coots. Reduced mark 96 and 961 ; and the New Threr-and-a-Quarter . per Cents., at 98 and 081. South Sea Old Annuities mark Hi 4- --------- 'ranteed I per Cent Edinburgh and Glagrow Exeter. Veorit Sr Lurches. :Great Northern . n 29 37 23 4Si I 00. share% B, 6p. Do. 6 per Cent Pref. Gt tioutn.and We'L(lre.) Do. Eighths .. Great North of England... Do. New J:10 Do. N..... A:3') Do. New .CI3 131 131 dls 3 4 4 31 die 101 101 at? a 2 12,_ 230 i I Put 30 ii p... 67 60 33 93 39 60 ex new 931 614 a „ 97 474 486 206 216 82 34 par I Pm 40 42 111 14. d. 9/ 9' daa 106 9* dla 12 126 64 6 dIAL Si 96 I 8 9 96 db.. 34 3 dia 21 2/ dla dla p.r 4 41 826 836 1137 189 Exchequer Bills, of all sizes, have been done at 71s. and 681. ; India Bonds, at 88s. premium. Long Annuities, 8 3-16 and I r . Bank Stock, 209 and 208. The market for the foreign stocks remains without any particular charge in prices, and the business is of the same unimportant character noticed for some time past. Russian Five per Cents. mark 109. The transactions reported are at the follow ing rates :—Brezilian small Bends, at 88. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at (J 74 and ; ex change, 12 guilders ; the Four per Cent. Certificates, at 86; and I. Grenada, at 18. Mexican, at 31; and for money, and 311 for account. Portuguese Feur per Cents., at 34, 1 ... Russian Five per Cents., at 109; the Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 961. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 171; the Three per Cents., at 381. Venezuela Deferred, at 12. 1 lii: New i:i .:: :: Hall and Selby ... .. I. i thane .- • ... .. [drawler and Carliale ..... 391 t; 91 if 9 96 Liumantdre and tio:ludtue Do. 'bares . 16 19 Do. New (gua 6p. Ct. 111 Do. West !tiding Unica JO Loads and Bradtord 50 Leeds and Think 6 Do. Pref. 6p. Ct. No. I 14 Do. Do. No. 2 5 Do. _ Do. No. 31 41 40k I Do. Pref. Quarters, l;15 London and BlaeK wail . iLan, Brighton, & &Carat Do. New gua. G p. CL Do. guaranteed sp. Ct. late Croydon Thirds Do. Pref. 5 per Cent... Do. Count. 5 p.Ct.,1852 Lopdor and Greenwich. .. ;), • • • "ill ENGLISH FC\DS.—Ten DAL dank Sleet, 2A31 I 3 per et. Coo. Aoe., July 17, 971 3 par et R As.ne ed. , f. 7 I 30 per eta. AI I 3 tsar et ece. Abor.. 1.7 Pachoquee lulls. Mo. to 71*. ..- London k North. Western Lo. do. New alum 12j j IN St 9j 12j ruN6O. pw Ct. Granada 134a.17t 183 kneads Dettrrad Ma. 4 t per CL Ilea.. 1444.31 t per CL Pionavian b4...7 3 Po. Peened S4L. Penniman Cone., 34 5 per CL Rua. 1 1 3 a. 7u7 9 Pltto Stzutlzb 11.1 a, 14 I 3 pat Cl. Spaalah ltda Cato Pwanre 114a.,34 4 I per Ct. Venezuela tka.. :q 3 Vow:vela Petaled ta4a.lll 12 FOREION 3 pill Ct Allograll Bond,. 4a par et holg. • c 7 g per I*.t., S pa Ct. Brasillan Bd.. 87 9 Min Nan. t 3 7 6 pot Ct. Buono. Apes.. t:4 bitio 6 luV . Dino Column. Mt Columbian Kama lot lab.. 31 j 3 per Ct. Ilamin 71 3 Ipin Deteb 1 per Ct. buten Ws., Mt 7i bt4 Do.E ds.,ll.sode. (C) Landes & Soutb-Westara Lo. New, £3O ... C 3; 4i 23i 1i 110 Do. New Protons* I Lowestoft au.r.i merest liatsch.,But ono NLittoelt Maoth.,Sber.,StLicwolosh.l Do. I shares, No. 1 1 Lo. New X iti Pref. .. 1)u. Man.* Lissel.l.lnioo MINCLNG-LANE.—THIS DAY. To da • I as brut considered u customary a partial holiday ; the attendance in the Lana has been very thin, and we have not bed a pullic sale of Sugar, Coffee. or Spices, and ytster day's quotations must be continued. Curran —l,OOO bags good ordinary native, sold by private contract at 43i. 371 6 71 4 1 31 Do. LSO aiarr; Do. Biros. and Derby... Do. tom B. at B. y. 0. Norkak . Do. New £20::: Do Exten,,ion Guaran. pee Ct. North British Do. Preference ..forthht!iffordabine. Corrori.—Tho isles went cif without showing any altera tion in prices, but a considerable portion was bought in. Is other articles no alteration. BRISTOL AND EXETER RAILWAY. Prertoa and Wyre Do. auras (A) Read., Guild., and Reigate Bor toil and Di,ebin REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF I\VEST[• GATION. The Committee of Investigation, appointed at the general meeting io March last, have just d their report. They state in the commencement of the document that, al though they did not contemplate a complete investigation into the capital account o the cmapany, 3et they considered that it might be niceseary (and experience has shown the correctness of this expectation) to make a partial investiga tion into such account, where it bore incidentally upon any subject under their consideration. They have, however, to state with regret, that they have been mitt, from the very commencement of their labours, with the most determined and vexatious opposition on t he part of the secretary to the company, and ultimately have been compelled to bring their inquiries to an abrupt conclusion, by his refusal, un der the advice, as he stated, of the company's solicitors—a refuel confirmed, as the committee have been informed, by a subsequent vote of the board of directors—to produce to them beuks and documents necessary to the elucidation of a matter then under examination, of very grave importance as affecting both the eharactir of the board and the adminiF- 1 tration of a very large amount of your capital. The cola- mittee express their conviction of the disadvantage of with holding the proceedings of any committee from the other members of the board, and slam that, owing to this practice, great irregularities had occurred in the Mort keeper's i'epart mint, and the result has been the dismissal of the officer in questim from the service of the company. The meetings of the board of directors have been much less frequent than the duties would seem to require, and the committee object to the practice of paying the directors three guineas each I per day when in London on deputations. The committee urge upon the directors the propriety of at once appointing a solicitor at a fixed annual salary for conducting the whole legal business of the company ; aad they also recommend the appointment of a resident chief engineer. In the last half-yearly report there Is an item under the head of " Payments of this half- ear " of 28,8871. 165., being for the cost of 1,031 Exeter and CruLton shares, SO Taw Vale and Dxk aliases, and 15 Glastonbury Canal shares. It was with reference to the inquiry respecting these transac tions that the secretary refused to produce certain books re. qu , red by the committee. The committee declare— " That, as well from what they have seen in reference to this aecount, as from the refusal to explain it, and from such other evidence as they have been permitted to collect, the opinion they have formed as to the proper and faithful administration ut the capital of the company, is anything but favourable. 2$ 13j 91 S 20 Do. Shepretb Eateoslahl Seettieb Central A Birews. k Mem., Clue A Do. Claes B . Do., Hew(suaracteed Shrewsbury and Chester (Nor. W. Wis.) Do. °dowry Do. 7 pct. rest. ProL Shropshire I. Dios South Devon Do. Preference ... South Staffordshit• South Eastern No 4 Itagiderat South Wales IS 14 Waterford sad linkeeay: Wear Valley, •P. Ct. pia. aa. Wilts, Somerart, &Keys'. York,\e•amde &Berwick Do. Est. ilforktTewee. --- 1 Lk,. U.N. E.PurrhorPett York end Norua Midland. Do. Preference ... ... 23 IS 40 41 10 1501 1 di& (I sew 171 1:1 2 2 di.. 141 If 91 21 1 1, 4 71 F!)Il!t0:! RAII.RATS. Angit:-Itallan Mute ItuW~ and Auditan) Boulogne and Ainfeiti . Centrol France (Vienna) Dutch Rhenish East Indian s 5 1 1 41 dis. i 6 IS 134 I I di*. klwo litrnt Indian Peninsula Luxembourg I rte. par Pm. 74 7 1 dia. e 71 7 7 2 1 DI 13 74 79 31 21j 22 6 64 114 11 as. Namur and Liege Northyrn of France . Orleans and Bordeaux ~ Faris and Orltene Bana and Rouen P.,ria and Streaboung !Wet% and Havre ... „ Sambre and Meuse ... - Lem and Nantes 13 i LIVERPOOL, Jaw 12. STOCZ-EXCHANOn. Priam an Wadi's , creeping up. Greet Western, S9--Lancashire and Yorkshire (Mitt shuts), 91 Ditto (C;! Plume., 10 d. and North Western, 103 t —Date (new I .h4ren), p (I Aharen, C!, p.—hLunrhottor, Sheffield. And Line .In, 1. —Ditto (pref. sham), —%!idtand, 371—Ditta (i shares), 251 13.16 (I.—Shrewoloury and Chestil (prof. guar. S per cent.), 4:4stern And (Auer, No. 4, registered), ei—York s Newcastle, and Ihrwnk ,ti. N. t:.6 per Cent. Ul.l 'JO), 3410. d.—llutch Rhenish, L. 13-16 f d. MANCHESTER, June 12. Beool-XxorAwne.—The saurket wu quiet, without any ratation from 'l.nel-day, up to the close of the het; but wee then pnces have as-umest more Oration. BIRMINGHAM, Juno 12. B . roci-Examsnon.—Tbia market was quiet to-tity.:bat prime were pretty well maintained. Rirminclum and Stour Valleys weic ‘lone at M. per Mime; and itirmin3hata tlaalu at 41. LEEDS. J 14081112. STOCIE-IXCRANOR.—The Market was firm this morning. llu 501. Midlands lw tvc improved about a .ince Mond. y, beaut gold Una morning at Gut Lanc.tatures, Leta, aad ThirA Eaten. . 4 “ 10 (No. 3 ), have been done at former quotations. la Caledonian' then bare alai bah some silos at flj ; and in Leeds and Thinks old abases at 8/. . . - . -07---- .0 0 11L.--m•-o--110te-eg,.. eute....--I%„,i_am:-. lPg- . ....""A 41 , - ; --- ."........ea1...... , • r ..• : . ,"*.;• 1 w r . , r • •, .. k • . - - . • • I . ~.. . .• - . ~. • lei iro.e. oi . • •'"?' • • . . - . Tvbt ........ ...•,..., ...._, '• ~,s5. __ _ I .. .. - • iN puscßY. Isal. - To IRELAND. .....,% ot • .. 0 ......i........taraintem ASCOT RACES. MONEY MARKET. /•\ ,' ' ' •• ". „„..*Vi ! 31. , S 4 th e muse° see --- • '•• "- - .,.",e,4 w tender kr the whole or Doin.tn, Juan 12. ----- ! • : ~, tee r to. he.. sad audition. Yesterday in the Court of Qessa's Benoit amuse' THIS DAY. WIDERSTUT Iluornell. 8 00/ SA Ne.. ---- The Consols amount brought to a liquidation to . • . ~• „,,, ..., r' •.eat of t e cam_,„,,, ~,,,,, moved on behalf of the conservative minority ia the •. • e l t o ?MAW . rue (By Exprus.) day opened on the 9 th ult. with Console for this day .• . • '''.*•''',;/,:do eon be rest, for deltury . n corporation, that th e return made to the writ of mare at 951 to 96. The fluctuations of prices since, as be • damns, on the part of Mr. Reynolds, the Lord Mayor, THE WINDSOR FOREST STAKES of 50 gees tween the highest and lowest rates, both for money w Int screwy 3t the Execrtive . • : ,` 0 ,..., tet t. ceeretary of the naming as the majority of the council, be quashed, and that each. Old mile. and time, are subjoined. The highest money price e • -ar, ,m rete the M. between the the Clerk of the Crowe be directed to receive the Doke of Richmond's Maim walked over, d u si on y) oo 97 useq l, and the lowest 96 the extreme !locum derive the period embraced in the account was (t0....1:c,: ....1:c , : es at n os e other return. The cams was not brought on until a SWEEPSTAKES of 50 son. aids, foe 3-year olds. aunty amounts t o exactly 21 per cent. l .. as liltath MYATT, Pecretary. late hour, and, after hearing Mr. Brewster, the court •-- - - • • IN4TINTE ta r SILVER.- adjourned. Swinley Coutes •.• ! s • Cariboo .. .. 1 ' ~- ••c*.• •" • men. intmalimed ll few* es , b 7 lie Excellency the Lord•Lientecatt honoured the • • • • comer for heirs kir Aut. • - s• • • Thistledown .. 2 Messy. Jess IL 1 . "- • •-e eased ey deprive peewee of Ilanra‘ Royal Irish Academy with a visit at their fort- .. .. . • a et al e entembses the wry bret article . Bush Ranger .. 3 Dam o'" •. '• r , ..„„d wre ns. either usefully nightly meeting on Monday evening. Two highly • • • • THE VISITORS' PLATE of 100 son. Once . ras se , l''' • ' • seeo:e are; ean lets disease/peel from interesting papers were read on the (recision, one by Highest Lowest Highest Lowest st • • • ' 'sidle. 'freed. Aug% Price. Prim. Price. Prim. r .. It. ... 3b. ... 308. Dr. Romney Robinson on a new animooseter which round aad a distant*. . e.. - t ,,,, .., se e , _No ham been foutd to give the most satisfactory results ; Feenhill .. .. 1 May 9 931 931 96 asi . .. ao.. ... ass. ... lea Give and Take .. .. .. 2 uo :a le " 93 96 53 e N .6 6.4 96 1 .. - 11 a • ..... - ~,,„, , th e . ... _73s. timtity, known as the Cross of Cong, and bequeathed Retail .. _ 3 13 • .. .. ........ .. ; • • ... e , e .a. , .!e...,40, it. at Prolerlbob. to the academy by the late Professor M•Cullegh. 11 S e 96 91; .. Ni Jeer by the 1 stent peer& THE EMPEROR'S PLATE. Is ..... Ist 961 964 • ',EI, sin PLATED. The second hard-fought contest between Mr. Harty Elying Dutchman .. .. 1 II - ...... 961 96 96 c ..-. i• • " '"'• ~..u. ye ru d e a Ewe and Dr. M•Carthy for th e eoronership of the county Jericho .. .. 11 ......... r a i 95 93 93 Noun. Nona ratters. of Dublin terminated yesterday in the return of the .. . .. 2 is -.... ' 93 93 down 12i. ... 214. ... 30e. Canexou .. • • .. .. 3 se 34 56 ISN il. ' , MP" .. 1 ,„,. ~_ el ., ... le n former mistletoes, who had a majority of 38. Little Jack .. 4 21...... ........... -- N li 96 93 • • • • 22 The .Freemon of this morning makes some good 94 Ith 96 93 los reep-o'-day-Boy .. 5 gg es 9S 911 le • . en,:rithogs, M oath as • lf every iron • practical observations on the efforts made in the Won in a canter. bl - N 9 3 vs Hoses of Lords to disfranchise this country : LATEST CUP BETTING. w N vs 96 -- '. s's ,lestt_NlV,l l =2.9 .o . l ‘ We allesie terifrwenhilest frequently flays the deity sesta ca r..•.% 5,.:•," . e•well, mow.. ne Even on Flying Dutchman. ...........--- ss es 96 US use.' • ..r, weeaeartet. lede. of the Irish libertsb). bagasse we wish, ia the nun* of the 29 961 Se 9111 S - 6to 1 apt Peep-o'-day-Boy. ~ sr- -....... as N i s wts : a s - • ,t., _." X IliAollll/LNARY SHOW.- t e e r ie s 4 ci lt a h ti s: n rh im ere ur is; ar s e, than t h e y may imagine at issue In :entry succeeders re i sine the franchise :4 96 9 , Tr''' . .. • •..r r t Tealie sad WAHTIts. corn . • ~7,01411!. if , no. en sALE at WM. to • fifthen pound rather. and Ireland will be hot to the • • • t oreer of Newman-One), movement party in the British empire for a quarter of a . ___ SCOTLAND. 3.. 4..........: ..... ................ SIA q N. ~....................... sr sn et eV century to coats. And without Ireland what can the pro 1.-- ....... ....... 94 96 , - pees party a England dot Nothing - literally ambling. DIIMOCRATIC HONFERENEE.-On Moxday a meet r.o. per set of 7 • willof . the fag of delegates Inn Vathill towns ia Scotland was held in - 96 96 Ile :•••G 'Ur'. from 111. to 4 r ah r sh trial franchise is so mere Irish question. It nave 90 ~ 96f .. .. t, auto redly/scarlet; dwellthe Waterloo Aunts Edinburgh, with the avowed purpcse 11..-.... -an *Beet in Dawsieg-street. It will be felt os the ury a . intimated in the placard, of eoeselleriag subjects of great II •7 1 N - - f ' - •• th em mooted in the .. is fu ss, b e t eg = beaches-nay, it weld/termini what party shall orbitld I own importsece to Scotland. The representative delegates were 7- ....a.: --. : ischic wows, eake wed heath in the Briesti empire. •••I t i. ' icons , •:.m s. Brnit'N (rte 111 39 00 sad be know., that property in Ireland has fallen nearly one. attended. 83 tar as amid be gathered from the sentiments most encouraging that have b een rece i ve d s i nce t h e • -. _,tern, WO. hid( in vine with.n the last few years. The London of the v ie w ope ni ng speaken, the object which th e meeting had in vni th e :.• to excite an agitation in favour of the se- May from Montreal, and state that, although the tt .11L1l.S.X rEn.--Tbe most varied much as 75 per mat. A 1.51. reties is, therefore, Se high coral diffusion of secular education among the people. as the weather had been most:unfavourable for busker., the ( . , • It :BY in the worth all marked at the present time as • 304. rating would have been some ..• - .'' ant warranted, Is rdwata sell- years back. Taking this for granted-and there is ve beet means of attaining political owe,,p aGd of eleva•ing the • r 7 condition of the working classes. The organisation of la bour, city was full of country buyers, and considerable activity had prevailed, particularly in the flour A. . % ellfArtl.o . .rfet, corner or New- little, if any, exaggeration in the supposition-how many " ea, as practicable under existing circumstances, was anc: • • • • •e•'''OO . t. . 11 '..Pawe y ttlr..,.....zia ib lr e ' shall we find with qualifications for the franchise in Ire they of the subjects diussesed. Physical force seems at pre- market. The transactions in this one article alone land ? Tae great hulk of the people would have no such seat e t a discount : N or th B r iti s h aj o u. during the week are estimated at little short of • * . ...;.i.....‘ ;,....r . .le ... zrn ' ; dew rts7to to.ach, . • : , v..... • seem IN. 6d. per pair ; larger qualifications. They • ould, as a consequence, be deprived i -, • . , ;.• .: ors. If estrager, with sever et th e franchise, deprived of all is fi sence, direct or indirect, -- --- - -- - 13 000bl'. at the average of the following p r i c e s , • - . :.. 'at,ters, from or. per dozes: in making the laws which affect their put, ray, their BT.*. LA IT INTELLIGENCE. which continued to be mainta'ned: fine, 225. 6d., . ... • • •-• '.: -1-1 h",,... table War' frlAn t'L and their liberties-deprived, in short, of all liberty, and No. 2 superfine 235., No. 1 super fi ne 235. 6d. to . t ie. from Is. each. THIS DAY. - *. -. " . ',.;'',r', 14 . ,;,'„,„ 1 " -ce ., - C ee ,,,, pn , aka , -,..„, left se mere slaves, without motive. for industry or en lts. Of extra there was very little at market, • '' . -, '..-.. :: • i..., th-... establishment I h„ ef Mille. • . • , ... iter of a e century. The larprot --- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. to which circumstance is attributable is a great measure the wide difference betwe e n N o . 2 an d super ; • •.- ' ' '"•"' •"‘" ee d e t "" nee • mad a The Ceors.-We made a tour through a conside • :isheil in Wells-wore Biroaa Me. Cortineemines Gothatier. fine. Some very choice " Oshawa " had been t a k en • • ''• - • ... t •'''''' -1.4 - veld* portion of the county Louth this wee k, an d were muc h TILADISO WITHOUT CAPITAL. J. W . Bi ekhap, of w aitaga _ r j as ., s out e tnar e, wharf. at 255. it is understood for shipme n t t o th e U n i' e d ,• rE:.I .%11 'MOWER BATH at 40a healthy aid luxuriant aspect. Th e potatoes look partien- inner , applied for his certificate. His debts were 2,4921. ; States. Very little wh ea t was a t mar k e t, an d goo d 1 it ie of th e etiet , ; „ t !arty fine . At Lunacy, Ardee, we saw a splendid field of .. ge .• ; Tier. Pert et the boti,ra pTtotwes, and one of oats, containing up e tiros of 30 acres, W en about 20C1. There was no opposition. His Honour, after leaking through the proceeding* said was quoted at ss. The late accounts from England had a depressing effect upon. th e arhes market, par the bankrupt had begun without capital, and entered ii , oto • 'the mar ket, pots,. of which the receipts were large. ..,I•,,arotey ea a Sponpe Bath. end the two cr• pi are d, eidedly the tient we have wen . .. .. ... . ie. r Hon% with thrums, 7r. this sewn. nay speak well for the talents as an seri • variety of speculations-a method of trading which ought to in market, however, was by no means settled, and • • 5.... , •,.. r ca, du tus". bear I culturist of Mr. Harker, the steward. In the vicinity be discourseed. H e should thelefou suspend the certificate - - .tetaina. an I thinned. hem ; . , ~„ „, ruble Bask. II in , bes , imp. jof Lonny there are 350 men employed on the drainage of for nix month. from the date of the fiat. the comical value for both kinds for large bills was • , ~.._. a ~,,,p. ail the wra th. ' the riser Clyde, and lower doe n there are about 130. In the Desoto Ma. CONXISUONEII EVANS. 28s. 3d. to 28s. Gd. for pot., and 28i. to pearls. • • . ...• :t • cl,...remat are always on weirs district there are spear& of 2,000 persons employed at IN 1111 HOLTVX AND HULTUM. Freights bad been done on lower terms: 20s. for • . :.•,. N • -3. aid and ShriOW. 3i, prevent, end on additional number len be en the works The bankrupts who were esrpentere, at Canterbury. ashes, and 4s. for grain, including peas to London or • •t.-•-•••• , •:. :Co• 1. Newnienoweet• next week, as there ate improvements about to b ' made applied for their certificates, supported by Mr. Beard. There Live .. .. rpoot had been accepted. No flour was shipping. In ,;?...., .., en pot free. Fetateiebol in on m„ieer Dee , which niii be commenced immediately . was no opposition. Then debt, Ore not more than 3001. ; • We likewise visited the demesne of W. D. Deplsp, Elq assets about 10i. in the pound. Second -elus Certifinths shares and mining consols comparatively little was ~ - Motu s:erboice, and found the crops there o f th e finest ire - were ordered to be granted at the end of three m o n th s. doing. This was accounted for in some respect by .1)' ~ N F :,:••• c. : e nested WORM M EDI- eaription. As a proof of au early and abundant harvest, we ' ' `•• '• 'lt': tkaaa.al ' d. ara "grltiac hay, cow upon our table, sent by W.Walsh, E nt ,of &Malt, the improved view taken of those securities by ...•....,.y brought to a prematureholders, which had enhanced their value beyond the Irmo ears of wheat, fully shot out, and which promise well. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. reach of ordinary buyers. The Bank rste of exchange • : of norms In the ec. m aa . 1 .ISsilited with the eonsmon 1 his wheat is the earliest precursor of the bounty of Pro- THIS DAY. was quoted rather lower, 11 toll). Government was ' 4 air of the breath, fevered eidetic* we hay. known for years; it was sown as Lite as • • :.:d teebh appearance about i December. IC 'thing can exceed the crops in the neighbour- - in the market, and the large amount for which they • • •::.•, fTreoret, Itching of ,tee hood of &Walt, particularly the pot.toes. Hay Er some OLD COURT. were privileged to draw will tend to depress ex , ' 1 ”'IMI I'"I 7 'lca."' "'" time promised to be light bat from the refreshing rain we Egress lea. Bosom Roux. change. The Bank exchange on New York gees 2 I r •'aa'rh nit, and at " her had Th d i •take place. r ... a ,,,,, . short. dry eaaja . oa sie sy • great improvement 'a sure to i l sloes and erindinx of the tt • may therefore Lamb!, hope, that the present year well G. Hackett, 23, was isdieted for telasiGusly cutting and off, and no more issued. t er mot / kayo recount to th • i he o.e of great plenty, and will help to repleeisk our ex- wounding John Storey, • police consoh!e, with intent to do o . • • • :Im L - 1 . eAt_r l °• 129 , mrawl , hauled ham tor the lows of the lost two or three 119833 Ga. him grimes 13054 harm, and also to prevent Lis lawful From Quebec, under date the 25th May, w e l earn • '" tal at th e Guaca'alat 'wuP. -Drogheda Comer ratite. apprehension. that there had bean an extraordinary p reva l ence o f • ...n• in reedmews. at To. 'PL. ..O I • . . • •".r., re rim with 'sec an. Rise ix ene Chrf La FAIIPL-One of the principal Mr. Ryland and Mr. Locke prceecuted, and Mr. Payne strong easterly winds, which prevented the setting • teethe= lairs-that of Moy, catnip of Tvrone-was held on defended the prisoner, . in of warm weather and materially operated against : . e .LY LAND. the program of vegetation. The number of vessels Friday lest, sad it is admitted by the Newry T. I,yraph, a It appeared from the evidence that on the 25th April the tees !Niel'. price N. Gal., evolved at the poraince the; opening of the naviera -1 •• : •••a . i. PICTURE of the HOLY protectionist jesseal, that it " termed out one of the best Ptillester wee taken into custody upon a charge of assaulting Me the holders ef stock which has been held for • long George Drew, one of the City policeman, and he was eon. el : 01l •Oi clews ar the reindroi r ten a nd . time ; e n d the termer , i n all awl', went h ome we ll p i eee r e t veyed to the Mansion. house upon that charge. An intim' • lion was 287, of an aggregate burthen of 117,317 i ant Hew Teirthawn4 with Eisot7-u ve This number is 109 ships and 45,082 tons with the prices (obtained. Fat 'wick sold particular) MO, I tien, however, being given that the prisooer was supposed to tone. r oi, 2 , inches to inches. and the princes esserlY bought up all that came in their lame committed an extensive burglary is New Bean-strut, more than at the same date last year, which also •o. %rah the shove, peke 2.. 6.1., : ' :I.W of LoWEIt EGYPT, gratis, Petra way that suited their puree." It is added that th e eu- this being the more serious charge, the presiding aldermen showed an increase over 1818 of 91 veseels end • .. . inelwilue the Head of the Rid ArA anti the parlor condition of ell descriptions of s•oek was the dune directed that he should be taken to Marlborough-street 4 tors. The number of passengers arrived up : . ....eats' the !Out, of the lwai.ves from Erypt o f 1 observation. The Same prOt.Vim iat journal re . polity-court , is which district the burglary took place, and 33,10 • .1... n : at th th e xal p ra wetter , teseeirie 10 mark, that "the goo d price . o b taine d =m i me d • return t o the prisoner was accordingly conveyed there, and was re to date was 8,603. The spring season tad coin •;,.. -rd. of Use Budged retinue.. wee of Plate, mended until the 'lid of May. On that day the prisoner menoed and bustle and activity had succeeded to the the good old times to be anticipated by all prment." . tie he.. . A• 11.41 at the °Wee of the e illesmated Leedom News," - was brought from the House of Detente n, and wu placed in dulness and apathy peculiar to the city for the winter no, reread ; sad sold by all bothethers. SALIM OF ENCUMBERED ESTATES. one of the cells of the police court, with four other prisoners, months. The very high waters in the upper and it was alleged that the cell door was properly have materially interfered with raft : ..: pubilehed prim es. U., Part Lse Tharawaras4h P"P araie "a h la ita at it raau'AmPe t itausaaTues - fastened by a Chubb's patent lock and two bolts. About Province day but :serfage: t ette paucity of b-dders very little actual wa g -IC RELIQUE B 1 a Serf" air Home - ' was done, an d the tulle of the sales were posed for • el ev en -*-- ..inate th e gaoler went to the cell to take the prisoner leg, consequently no fresh_ rafts .. had _ a rrived, _ • Ow ., e m ,th em , Ga m sad NI .. r ue , tw ee t. foo,ofoololOctof eleven lota of lbT o ____ before the magistrate for examination , and the door at hat nor were many expected until t h e . following • . .n Royal rd Nolth Col:et:Iona, Cora/sec and .P" time appeared in the same state, but upon opening it he month. This had cantnbuted to give much . t , sae : web r gworl, omga to y ad .,„ and . rely, in the ceanty of Limerick. bat one, emeieti The only found to his astonishment that the prisoner and another firm, ikora hem the originate aad etched by lours 13 acres, was &spored of, for the sum el 610 L exten- and buoyancy to the timber market, man had escaped, and up to this hoar no elms has been • a due estate. of Code: r, • miner, in the comity of Cork, were w hich was extremely animated. Whits pine, in rart I. esateras:- sm• set ap, and, with the ezeeption of two lots, found ready obtained as to the means by which the coupe was effected. • M. at Cukor Castle. Nothing more was heard of the prisoner until the 29.1 t of shipping order, for 35 feet avenge had realised 41d., perehuers at tolerably fair price.. The Frees sum realised • 1., ....3,av Moab May, when Story, who had apprehended him upon the 70 feet, 5d., 75 to 80 feet, 51d. to Id. ; but aintht these .. ~ rweerm. - I. wtat .,, coney. it ... mei:ie. amousted to 3,8704 A sale of property in Tipperary and the original warrant, being on the look-out on the City transactions an advance of 'd. to , 1 ,3. was demanded, - .•t• peke h. *L g .& ; larimpeperee o m , o n city of Dublin was adjourned unt.l October. Au Louts in t he side of London bridge, lair a man and woman in :... tn. home, Leedom. county of Derry, yiadios • Profit vent of . -M 4 17.. 6 5°. eh•• cart comic from the C•ty towards the and such holders as are also shippers were by no - .. . veseirmss Now woatis. 2,6301. The only other sale effected was of hinds in the Limey side of the bride*, and knowing the man . sock be put Is. feL, cone of Tipperary, which were sold in two lots, and pro• to be a c •sipanion and mimes' to of the prisoner , he own wants may be such as to take off what they EN : .NIE \ T of I. IF E. de5ed72.7604. was induced to follow the cart a short distance, and be then would otherwise have sild in expectation of being • woo, and ntioaal twe of tithe The mend diviaion of the Portarlington estates is 'deer- observed the prisoner pop his head up horn :roe bounni to able to replace it. Red pine was not in such -Pens eat simmer Maraintri-Eitt`Gr- deed tor sale on toe 9 th of August neat. The roperty to be te mp t e d ......cart.. and, seeing the constable , he jumped out and a•• demand as white. Of oak the stock was •t run away. peorecutor nixed him, but the ! I•uudat - The Petit'. Innerolll 1 : 4 Ftwe2 dimmed of is situated in Tipperary and the Queen's ein l . ' .4 -? h i m large, with a very good demand for it at 14d. •.•••r alzsehat p os er -CouStrf Trine'goner tripped up, and they fell to the ground togs - . - ., e ! t „P a , w'' 4 county. In the former there are but three lots,measured off fur the ordinary lake oak. Elm was e e l a: atoms -. 5...,.- i :. inadag, bleeping, hathleg, Air, Noe, wwwletlolt in tie anverate of about 1,200 acre., and yield- ta r e ' s.; sad, while they wens this position, the prise,' nerdrew • lifeprieserver from his breast and struts him several oh ,• more inquired for than any other article of timber, lag little more than 1701. a year. The Q mese' comity pro . lent blows on the beck of the head. The struggle continued. and good rock and hard grey commanded Id. to 25. ::.•.:Stralea. 3 vols. la. each ;by rm. petty is tutu p into 18 lots, which will afford ample °poor- but at length the 1011011 tr contrived to get away, seed ran off a d Standard • good advance. staves were in request at .. sooty v., such of the taunts as may be pas/sired of a small i e•-eleeth of Ldiebugh, be , n the direction of Cannon-street, pursued by the prosecutor, en, Deals were in better demand and did not pro .. ..-.er-lietalniawneee of Dublin, lib capital of becoming the purchasers of the lee simple of thaw calling _" Stop thief." The prisoner continued his flight '''"' poet le. ed., ieveral holding,. Tbis divii ion comprise/18,2401 germ , and down Miles lane, and when any persons attempted to atop min to ba overabundant. Freights were rather lower, ki, bitlitZ MS avow. produces • gross rental of 2,3011 1.51 4,1., the lats varying I ins he aimed blows at them with the life preserver, but at and vesicle were freely offered, but not readily . • • . sr.! tea our coupe may ten. ' in value from 361., the lowest, to 276:., the highest, •length • man, named Chief, closed with him, and the con- placed at 28e. for Liverpool, and 28s. 61 to 30a. for outports. • • ..eel enns:itut..^ that hareems the • '. "7 bra locust and sun) of Ns. annum The a ' cam are rhidir from tae to ye". b u t stable came up, and with other &sentence the p risoner was at many of tie tenants hold on leases of lives renewable for tr.etnee., or .turfy and embitters „„,.., length secured, but not until after a desperate struggle, The rificial returns in pounds sterling, of the four , , • : t..e dot and physical regulatioa o! •"" during which Chien also received some injury by • kick from . --- --- the prisoner , the effect of which had been to prevent him .• . • ~. ';' . 4 : a4 ;li e ana. , thete . 34 lo . ° " l ' M Arin , ;thithe. " :l4r443l N ee . Ms GORHAM CASE. - Arrangements have been ever since from following his ordinary occupation. from the Ist September, 1849, to 28th February, made for holding a great pnalie Netting of the clergy and Mr. Payne addressed the jury at some length, contending 1850, present the following features 1 4 . Is A : ia '63 laity of the Chanel of Ragland en the 27th instant, for the that the set of the prisoner did not amount to a felony, and ' 3 . adoption of certain resoluticns with reference to the late de. that they would be putified in convicting him of '3 en aseault • TILE e'sion of the judicial committee in the case of" Gorham v. the only. 1g al I? la si, ..Ark:EA(11:11ING DISTRICTS. Ilishop of Exeter," and the consequences arising therefrom. The jury found the prisoner Guilty; and evidence was convicted of le- al 1.5 11 1.1 sal 1 21 The meeting is looked forward to with much interest by adduced to show that he had been . b . efor. S. 11 2 w _____ What is generally termed the high chunk party, the piece lone, and sentenced to nine month. i mprisonment . .9 L • .N MANCHESTER, Jess u. pal men coonected with which will be present to War pert Tee 1 d judge sentenced him to be tranrportcd for ii lel 111 PI ii! • ~..... o• .:..rautural interments will have is the proceedings. The promoters an anxious to secure 6ltna yearn the couateliance and support of all who feel that • fatit - - - • *' '• *•,' ir e '. ''- est teriall i wth d b -- - - • • is: . e,,, ~.. • i a Tea,- tee Z an coatesnen by the Church of Eogland in the recent decision POLICE INTELLIGENCE. g g g g g „ t „, ~ s . t.y been made public in an• of the Privy Council would be an " unspeakable " misery. Maitre enteral Beak 429,711 221,222 91.772 7119,7116, 159,942 .. ~ •t. .......'. - ....: 4 ? "."nit frata the ialcyclial at An &dense to the throne will be submitted to the meeting, , , ~,. . , . ... ..,•", ..... It &preen unlikely that setting forth the church's rights as to spiritual freedom, -.'-• • ..". 0 t. .., ~,.." n Irvine. thus. aftu Warm remindi - g her Mejesty of the declaratien prefixed to the .. • t ., . , ~,. ~ •• •• !r .31 providing for the inter -., .. , . --- - MANSION-HOUSE. that convocation may be summoned A r the exprees purpose -Mary Smith wasnrcßhYai-gedALletilt:arlobUbignzg or M ei-y Hank . , .... Quebec Dank DON 80,833 19,623 109,173 23,171 - - - r Cn l n . o c s i c es ro u ale k . "cu .: c ot : al" jagak 18"" 91,56 a "'Me 16""i 61'7" 748,328 381.273 152,11A1,1,282.549, 239,789 '• &L'... he that in the process of of vin•iicatang cr authoritatively declaring the doctrine of of his watch, value 141., and 11. los. in money. From this statement it . appears that these four .• • roeeine may offend the nos.s banks of issue have used a credit with the colony the Caurch some England on Holy Baptism. There will also be The prosecutor s std that on Suliday night, about half- ', • r Lop. atd it ha', thirser', been submitted morial t s the episcopate of the two provinces. put twelve, while passing through Feuelturch-street, he was through the period specified, payment of which would - . • c v.v. those who stand between i , ten's,. . Tee greatest care has including the colonial bishops, as being mehnically in the accosted by the prisooer, and induced to treat her to some have been demanded at any time, for no less an pro ' re of Canterbury, and an address to the bishops of driok. Alter leaving the public; house, prisoner begged him amoust than 1,282,5401., tO meet which, in the ~ .....,::". If thil t'ar• lo P0,.....10tteff and g ee " v t l ess ji d, e x preseiv e o r t h eo lef e l ne se and confidence. The to give her money , and on his reenal she pushed him Ames • .• ; ~,-, ii i r o ar r y de a s P s r o rt re ar n a g 7 w th r e es pl a sn i day is to open wilts the celebration of the most solemn Northumberland-alley, and put her hand into his pork* st teggl eterency of the country 23(r7l8dw..andwhsilsilt . . . : ,.,, tatia , the escape of noxious sosiesiestical sans in mayoral London church. ., and thou the same time she drew her hand across his month and he roe), they possessed only n its vaults and graves for the who purpose tante part in the meeting will be iaviied to became insemi ole, and recollected nothing more until the remainder of the assets consisted of notes , „ . • " the chureewardeas have been attend envies either at Westminster Abbey or St. l'aul'e he fuuod himself in the station•bouse the following morning, amo un ted , government securities, a n d rea l . prevent the re-opthisg of one of Cathedral. Many of the highest eccl.siastical di/notaries minas his watch and money. He had been drinking a hill, have expressed approval of the proposed course of proceed• b u t was q uits able to take care of himself. He had been ten- . . orate. The law of Canada recognises no paper ' in J'''''heit'ea of th is Pt' , rug ' and have intimated their intention of beieg present at w e ll ever apse Sunday night, and had been compelled to circulating medium, and make' no provision for the . . 1 the ILlhwing declaration, m e tjag, .have medical advice. wants of the country except by a metallic currency, t • :re • master in chancery, which is thus shown to be inadequate to the corn ' . I - o * , which the unevegation as- - . THE LEICESTER-SQUARE SOUP KITCHEN. - Al- Mr. Goodman, - would be subject if such though employment is very general at the present season chief clerk, said he did not believe prose cuter had been rendered insensible by the mere art of the , .naeroial requirements of the province. .. ' •' 1, Isaac Knowles , of No 11, amongst the humbler dares of the community, yet the an- pr isoner par ing her hand over his mouth. The committee of Spanish American bondholders - ••'• • l••••...n the parish o f Manchester, in ' t h e p il ule ow for relief at this institution have averaged, for the A ld erm an Gibbs said the case appeared fraught with great suspicion. ban received the following letter from Aleuts. Baring, ae• 'awes, do here he solemnly and Last month, no fewer than about WO • day. In the winter ' 14 , 4 , t welve Wolths a ag 1 wee un i season the average ranged as high al 1.800 to 2000. Otherof 0 I•lconfirmed Mr. Hankie!, rave • ane, proseestoem Brothers, and Go. :- objects st s mon or guts y contemplated " "Ale, oi M • • ' ha le I 11 by its founders anthester, Jollier andstatement as to his being able to take care of himself when 8, Bishopegate street Within, June, 12, 1050. he left his house, about 10 minutes before he wu met by the Sir,-We leave observed in the public prints an announce . -`' t Ur.i was doing l er t h e c h or d,. have been projected end carried ont by the committee of this • nu. ment on the pert of the committee of Spanish American • ,' ' ''.' 1h to Point the joiets of the various establishment. Fee instance, 25 beds have been fitted up "'fir ii. th e e w es of t h e b ode of the for the use of then who are bouseless and Moodie..., and i n prisoner was Pr The remanded , bondholders that the government of New Granada had ' ""•'" , 11 of Habehester, and make s Mersa last a registry was opened, where the names and SOUTHWARK. " notified to Memel. Ponies, Wilson, and Co., that it had ' • ir. " which had 0w...1ed and sunk below occepatiess of thou seeking employment are gratuitously Donlon; A Sueou. -J. Laurence, Amelia Callan, sad remitted to Messrs. Baring, Brothers, and Co , 17,725 doll. ' 1 44 r: that I was ...i e . l . in this by en t ere d. Thi n registry has been attended with lease, ' lease, ("of 4erimt D a y, wore c h arge d w i t h stea li ng m er ge sovereigns Oswald' payment of the dividends of December , 1849." ••••• who was then about 13 years of e ff ects; Yor, out of coo appli cat i ons made to th. secretary an fourteen shillings from Robert Holmes, a seaman . 'Having received no such remittance, and hairier only about i ' wisiee hoes the gra was v ery - die- sinee k was established, upwards of 300 bare by that means, Prosecutor stated that he Conte to London by ra il way y es _ 1401. to the credit of th e government o f N ew G ranada , we tee effect on my sea a ea* pl a ce was f been placed in vazious situations. Independent, too, of the terday afternoon, for the purpose of receiving some prise read the above intelligence w ith some surprise ; but as we •'. • lean ha week."usual elate of paupers who are fed at the soup kitchen, the money at Somerset-house, but, being too late fur &rending hal also received by the lest mall a letter from the Minister tbs . ; the practice has bees ell t a children belonging to ten ragged schools are daily supplied there, he proceeded towa;de Tooley-street, where • shipmate of Finance, in which he gives us a statement of remittances . • A Si. I . ,saA of his resided. When crossing Ludon•bridge the female made sines 1849, as having gone forth from the Custom . aataaserY thirty years eg o t o from the same establishmest. of Santa Martha . . tumuli the tuOdin as aplumof A MAN 0 0 fiED TO DEATII.-00 Sunday, the 2nd Millions accosted him, and ached him to treat them house ( although not stating to whose eon. •he pretties of interrin g ' g bodies hl the Inst., J. Charlesworth, ~ h. lAA (At of doors, was found dan- Wakefield, took a walk after tea into his fields to view some gave them some liquor, when the male prisoner t otro d eee d dividend of December, 1818, ought to be covered, we con ' ' that tile "4 " 411 or them tip in the bees,.w hich be was feeding. When he got into the field one himself as the husband of *need the feenaid drank with ceived ft possible that we might receive a further commie'. . n. 4 tmoding shoul d so long have of them ean at him and knocked him down, and gored him them. They afterwards induced him to enter • cab with cation or explanation from some clearest ; but we stated to etver, it is to he preserved a certain in severalof his body ; the others joined, and eeveralof them to parts par ties who took the trouble to • il to us that we had at proofed to their lodeing.; but, as soon es he got .. •• w. was .lll . i ota 11, 4 h t . /tuot , b ea ty war k, t h e N os h s h e ld hi m present little or no funds applicable to the New Oranadian meeteary to etrenethes the then Hacked him while down. All of them were •• r'i'm on this matter before the a who had seen him down whale the male prisoner robbed him of his money; and dividends. •• til. ~ ~, thank ,„ sy inter- nattily driven fuss him by a woman attempted t ofthe b butwitness ca g e d ou t As, however, we received no intelligence on the subject, e . t ' i ' al " " ^:e eitise i f kaciake4 down. He was conveyed to him residence, where they to get Du ."' -4 ' l '"ill avaino intra. inter al ' - own ' pg r , ch u t e/wor th was in his lustily for the police, and a constable happening to cense up, we addremed a letter to Messrs. Montoya, Suez, and Co., •sour , ~ 4 A 'aural he lied on Monday night. who had been the channel through which previous payments ' ' - --le to L a ing public afters tlinh I of to moat intensive coal proprietors in they were all secured, and taken to the pollee station. ' '..tie practice.roar, and one the West Riding of Yorkshire. Mr. A./lee:ken committed them for nisi. had been made to us for account of the New Chanadian " With reference to the purchase of the Exeter and Cre diton railway shares, the shareholders must observe by the return in relation thereto in the appendix, that come of the directors, and also the secretary of your company, were the sellers of portions of three shares at a premium of 51 per share, and although the ostensible obj-ct in the purchats was to secure an effichnt voice at the meetings of the Exeter and Crciiiton Company, that object would have been u effectually obiained had the directors and secretary continued to hold those shares for their own account. Of the illegally as well as impropriety of this transaction, your committee ex. pr, their decided conviction, and are advised that the money so taken by the directors in question for these share', can be recovered back from them, if indeed they and their co.directors are not else responsible for the amount paid to other parties for shares purchased of them. "la concluding their report, your committee cannot but express their deep regret at having been com ourboabeloy co of od t o h o e tod m a T ane h r in which mint of your property (as has before been intim a t e d) having been mainly left in the hands of the secretary, and four e t li s r a h k ay go is h u i n th ra e v rt ° 'a very_ small section of the directors—one of whom, Mr. John Browse, having, to use the secretary's words, ' had really the whole management of the traffic;' the remainder of the board taking, as far as your committee can discover, little more than a nominal share in the management of your affairs. From a full eoniideration of all the circumstauces, your committee feel bound to express their opinion, that un lace a considerable change be mail* in your board as consti tuted before the introduction of the new members in March last, and unless your secretary be deprived of much of that almost unlimited power which he has been accus tomed to exercise in reference to your affairs, and be kept in the position which he ought to occupy—a position of subordination to the board; and moreover, unless your' other chief °Mein of departments be encouraged to pet forth their zeal and talents in your service, and be pro tected and upheld in the faithful discharge of their duties, the affairs of your company will not be conducted with ad vantage to the shareholders or the public." The report is signed JOUR SILLIPANT, C B. BERNARD, J. C. Lu xnone BINWE BRETTAN, J. BAEZ (lowlier. Bristol, May 31, 1860. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day, with but little !manses &nag. The following are the quotations: Town Tallow is quoted at 355. 6.1.. nett ca b ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 365. 9.1.9 October to December, ills. ; ditto, separate swaths, 38s. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooprr and Davis report very little doing, at the following quotations :—Prime Idoadow, 70s. to 755.• inferior. 55e. to Wis.; Bcwea, 5 1 s. to 80s.; Clover, 70.: to 80a. i Straw, 23e. to Stir. 1, - I'„ , . , • 1.11 .....m0wi......m.. 1 . Is LON Dom Imeorrs.—A vessel fe .'- : has brought a lugs quantity of cattle . • - •ve.; her cargo ; and another vessel, • 11 brought, in addition to a quanti ~.. horns and 5,000 hides of cattle. Se . *'4 lia have bun landed at Bristol by a ••• ' • 'Pak* • from the west coast of Africa. The c ' VBiattl WOMB. orravei from Launceston, Van Diemen L bgebrombe 1,906 bar of wheat as a portion of her ewe: Nweer. arrivals of buttes have taken place lately frearisesiii.-