The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-21 00:00:00

9 "4_o?-; ____ ~~ -c,I:%V-Ii•-v Tt:t .. 4-#)Jit%s LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1850. LTIIREEPENCE. iforsion—ltsa .4' Mai' ram = Tnpa 31w40 CHOC°. batutrice, A Ita- Orr- tiT _ 1 ms . 4 a • i . 4W ArdiMlL • - --... el `W"~T _ate. embitters r .. FoaLden DN, roe. *red ay- Cl•er founts 12,uat. p WV** letter, eat by fauns 7be .ftetvlee 12 drieeleg Mehra with the • I,me, mewing, piloting, sod mftreing : 'oho., a two-h.oas high promure tools and lent,:emenb d mperior -* eceuhtlan. The mantdoe• ;me new type, from doable useful mo - etment of ornamental ~ ..a.nrey el Moore. Wilme'a meet app. t within the Lot year, and will be sold • ;ots to mit krge and own par compie nee gaped°, printing ‘c.,l um...rumba, f. air Manding strew 3,..1 -tor .. karma; surrame, chows, oat mr galleys, regiet, brass a Kraut dewed of o'ber articles rty may b Titirell three dm prior to P;AtIZIPT.• of the founts may be In. the mbe, . of Mr. V. J. COLLICS. •re eata:neru• nub be obtained. Sped. . 4 'IMAMS% pr ce 54., and of the mann. At., may aL., be lad of the auetanser. ah Or Thum of all desorip .•m.uth on Mseadsy lark ta ply their evosea moony the thousands of spec /. te, b-11 thou as Toughy. Soots their pones and waftem. Bow .• to• sho t dative( manlier. Broa after a ~lmam salami Cooper wen Molin? L ntGoughatdaet.Bofclsses,when and tom out Mr. Copan'. watch muster Mtn tits waistcoat pocket, and • .suet ikons to which it was fast.titd. .'tly mixed the tLi. f, hat he was not i.n wet the watch Whig parsed Itever...l ger.' men immediately d cal h.a cept , ir preveal a rescue, refilneat catered an artillervver : A. mom aa a psLeensan mould be I t, • nowiitrate WI , was present, ordered .n at team *geol. The watch was found a spit whew it wee stolen. There is no .os'iniplits dropped it immediately he t oweineace et the seis.ire of the thief being able to eirrips wish it from the the rooming of the tote the Wo't eO3- ci.t tainted at °moon, to coasequecom of tad of the steam-t 1 ,:itintr bridge. which .nand l'artsaresith, by which 1,800 sol i., he conveyed over from Gosport to PI bees to aren't the fete. There were a obliged to meals at Gosport, la Co.. appear of the bridge. MY is the third usamoth et which the Aiming bride has I, widish his smelled the boatmen and part to reap a rich harvest. The floatitg (at lOUI . by the si,ppage of the bridge on nukes who rea the bridge ammo& has beam . a "V---" Zn-, , .• • ------- lit., _ mole f•• . iANTEI) . —T ,i•nrAT la the weeid, • 11 - tillliz le .soil] • ` - i• on in, „og sarrenani, whims seb- ly '• • - I for saY~ Awn ▪ • desseffe. le sallit, •°' • ••• I.ls. pee . A ire caree. 3s. td. pit ;Wow es' Sera: eldlus 0 •• melt Am •'• „,; sow% gram pee ikons; • - - ••• ; wadi hers lable WIWI ken b. ✓ 00 0 • - 'attic MOP. Awn Is. esti i r • • • • of Moro, sese, SCSI this stalibbsont • ' •I +s ta Mar °I • to and awesearbo. s • 3r4 ra}Arast.latablielrol*Wellsollost• t• • i:;•1* STITUTE for SI II yews LVER.— •-• ••• - .4 1 yg, intraleeed z i t • tile west promo ef • 'it ri•s• • ,•• • " •34 ......e by ma' the vety beet evade i• • • • • ! t'her t ''• pill is sett. either sefolly • ' " ;es Me. b e a d. ina be dlstingd. uldsed • •••• llrea IS.. 335. ... W I & ......... 30a. ... db. .. IS.. SK • - • -, ,OaTea t • " . • • em tin*Sc., at Ingliorsoonee • • rAm be the parent pesur re. • 1 • • • j NICILEI. :kir PLATED. "•••• , it. Piddle Threaded 1b.% NUM. Paltres. ?Stem • per &MI ... Die. 10e. „a.m. ...... ... lb. .• •,• ha ~ as. •"▪ " - .qp, es wan as dowry ism .c cur •-• • •1,••••• Ms %ippon sad Dnetuni, 21, O. -▪ *:: ' . ...t. end . k en..iSeernematreet: Nr'` • • o r er rs, to - • • r iTHY.-110bICEOPATHIC, ~ • ‘cer!•4o: - .V PREPARATIOXIS ern ms ljll I IKATITS BewaromUie Opera. •I i. et. PariPseharelyaed. s...ed la the sairebeetwe is gagamised by I .. • ' •• • • to theism ar ' t , •.• - • rb,o t oy S. renegers& • rd yharnaisestad eisalet it la • • bow sold the Sham el Sem less • • eels r web that be as early sows ' r • .• el ahh theriao-De. Landeb Jug pe • • • r • emir paths, la ' • Plan, kw the Wes art pocket, asording to the • . •b. ttAs. Q. 4O battles, Ms. a•• • 1... .• j, 114 • 2t the . 200 „ 103 e. • ....se ...mann flare folbr oik zaleahte rater= • • ▪ ]tine T Grads awe. * .• t • way u: t filename* , peatogra. • mouse% and orbirbod7 Illorgeass supplied •• •• • 1 • t• 4".%, le. ed. per lb; (71000. • • tItINA.TILY:. loop. gd. IL; Dimwit., •• • . are cier-vally ed.. • • .••• , • weary ruts. pima *:r 1111'STRATED LONDON NEWS of 1 1 .••• •u • .-, ~....n•=in• the telkerbig spiendid ••• rflican swayer-rale pressed to Olos • .••• ••• •• at AortfolionA : Premonition el ..• 1e2.0. rt. In ad the leases d sou • I. • Railwa=. • - Pne die Greet labatefel 1 • • ' 'Pt wa by Daman-Tarlismso. 11 ow r• -altstehee as the Wolves • - t. Alga Wag Avehlllabl. . • -Aini.or.e., re homy Sim. Wag hype- - t Mieberssee, aril all the Sete ed . •••.: tt.co • salsesdi •_ NF.IY-1 \ -ALL the LONDON MORN- .. sr I WI Eli LT NEWSPAPERS. and •••. f •rw r ;1 in I.tallT-pristed wrappers IC • •, ur y •impstch. Copies partieu. , - •, ; .• • e paper ;innerly, half. • • • • .: : apoleation. by odd letter, 7 .• • Yesehweitetreet Y.: XS. NEWS.—Tbo Bost, Cheapest. . • . • :n 1 1 .fs staid. LLOTIYI WI7IOOII y• • y•. • • sii•v sip Cols ef the veil ',idled's) ken all pane d tb e 5;,•••..... T. • • I -so k pahllthed every littards pen Si.. lead thee ogivzse, landan. er • .• et elate MSS. 11 , DOI:SEW - NlL—This ez , 5 Lemons la sow attained it •• • • . • •n :vs t-n • *tit shallhh-Thvt Tendril • • = .* ....:.:.?Kelp: toyer% New ItattenChee .. • • •TL r"cluarute itertranter. roe. 4 • ..: thr•:.• : . Winer, I•.dt•m ill sad 111 Iliolvvik".• - . he lutghbed. in 3 vols., Oro, peke t t _ •:a i-S.lltY if TERMS used in OktECIAI I I ALIAN. and GOTHIC ARCUITUTCIAZ, e • • 'A.A.& M eighteea hundred Mustratiens drawn fro ; ••••, and sensed en wood by Jewitt and other go • Ileary Pasta. Leaden: David Ittost, Fleet.etze DD. CULTERWILL'S lIEW WORKS. Is. tack by poet la. W., rNIOTIIEN T LIFI .• manh, leareatko. and ratienal ef tine." • EMT }bider-Spetzg and Pumas: Morednes-Itan • • . Unties of London-The Parte, leses, Bias, Forest 'AA. sad ether peasant plass-Country 'lns ai i.: • - •s. Acad.° at N'eht-Esninge at llama-Mask •. P.duer, Drinking, &seeing, Pralin e Ai:, kr • • .:.a. the MOUNTAINS. 3 Tee. la. ; by pm 1: • • • • •Le Laitas-tbetdo of ' , distra i t', is • • -• t h azney-Wevitu.enese ci ALMS. Si • , r•Ptioc, tr. • !Ay pa,t, Is. ; bAT. DRINK, and AVOID. rote years sad sec our stirs say rata' alason every ens tows sal eared el Ili . enfeebled eostlention, that harass Oasis budass, or study, and veldts , • . • rule par (Revue, abet ail physisttegulatiou • • . , • ry.tarow ; Wan. Ocnbal • Cor••th I.• • .: :root the wear. lb, Ara a • • s I LP. Ful'N DAT, Leardon.-To Type Towle sad Printers. /I". C. j• COLLIER will SELL by AUCTIO2 Great Newsreel, Gambspare, re. • ••i1 . -.r 2t, and three Mowing dap, at II for • . 1111•1.101ENTIL awl reasuilog sasaubetno " • .• irate. TYPE Vt/CNDAT, =o s e u •• .• -.est a high or " . ". Cokoks. re gran Sent 20 bun • . -. • to diamond, ewageteing shoat 12,a • •.: tars asortnaert Ilearemorige • • . • •. • nm.paper,llllllll, awl Nine kal • • • :L...., Atter, the chief pert modem. and ant I • ' • • ••• 1••• ••wei of the hook and arnrarsr boa - , • ... peewees a eontiderabie bashes; • • •or An.wnte who have not elite lithos dean ••• •• to are frequently required. 71 • • olitial to any in the trade for a • i • rat:tyke 12 dresirg beeches , with tl •'. • •• •,•• swim planing, and retrying NI • . lames, a arshorse high pram • • • v•. toad awl imp:merits of roper{ •••••• ...Mb coalition. The =mats .• I , •,Se ..1 new type, from dout . r • • . useful es-ottani% of ornament ' ♦ •• • • • ...ucteir at Mt r•re. Wdase's bold • • •'• - ' • •• .I within the Ist year, and will be sr • " •• • ;ore to sod I.rge and small p. •e :ale cow's. Ave superior print( t.. 1 ' , es:ruction, atandiag are -tor r imporing unitise, dins • tart v. ins rtiel,, galleys, regiet, two • owl a great var.ety of slier actin sty may bt stewed three dap prior nl the founts say be I ... the 4ine, •of 31r. Y. J. Coaum, .• re eaudoes• • tam be obtained. lip. ••••1 inatritee, pr at and of the man • • • may &Loots hale of the auction's A G;.I. I N• • Timm of ill demi • " +• •••south on Moody tarn to ply tit • ' •. *. mesa among the thousands of apt •••• ti.• • f• te, b-1,1 than on Twasday. Sour r•• their pones and Innsbes. 8 , 31 ' '"'' , cto it. to. awe &wire manlier, Mon ail , . “ 485 ' a sinless eased Cooper ens Saadi • • " '••.• •' ••• • • L ••••.; Gough sae •It ,ff of alias, wb •' •••• •••• and twee net Mr. Cooper's eat •••I• .^ • NAOMI train his wslateast paw. a • , • , • , Salt soma to which it was fast-al • i'mm• •*.ly mixed us tt.i. f, het he was r ••• lie !••).n-Tit the watch Whig pus barer.' ger.',. men immecliat. • • int and hit captor :o pretreat a ma •'• *•E'Tvr • I tee 2 1 11. regiimmt or keyed an artillere-a •• " a *. Ai mon ea a policeman could .• • : 4 •1•O Tray, f., a ategi.trate WI. , was present, ordei to Is t.k la at use to geol. The watch wee tau spit when it was stolen. There is „•• u•- • fassoplate dropped it immediately " •tt • it. in e n.quenea of thy, atialre of the tb .. Ton Iva ••• it'd Wing able to errlps wish it from I • k••t•Y oa the moraine of •th' tote the unarm% a ' "Id 1 •0'• and.% t earls' at Goiport, is cossequer.ei around ot the seam-tt •ating bridge, wh oat , . &TA Portassith, by which 1,800 I t . •••I tl he conveyed over from Gosport bra's to attend the fete. Thera w • . 7.. tarriaell obliged to semis at Gosport, la or • L'• W V* despo t. el the bridge. This is the • • - •• Mu at Portsmouth at which the ft outing bridge t••• %Ireland, which bee eaabii.d the boatmen in. of Go port to reap a rich harvest. The float tr.sepeay hat 1 1 11.4 by Ikel,ppage at the bridge •"T• The maker who ran bridge gram& has b s'oweed. METING AND DISTURB- ANCI AT SALIEBIJAY. A meeting of Merinßallade Mai MEW fries& friendly to dm restmeedies of peeesetima M seriteltan, wee bed in the Caused Chamber, la this sits, ea Wedmesday. 8. MILL., Req., is the chair. The hallowing gestketem west ea eke *deem :-8. 114 is the emir; Mr. Permed, ALP.; R. P. Loam Bm.; Edema, Beq ; Big,. Baq.; Bottom. Esq.; tie Esc and Bee. C. Berta.; G. Teem, Reg ; Ball, Esq. ; Illade, Seq.; F. King. q., vieot. It is ealealated lbet about 700 Weser, sad ethe Wisepressen. It ie wa dereberd that about 600 tickets were rat by the proteatissies summates is mires isitisitheals with aa limitation to the dinner, white preceded the needed. After the dieser the easel Meets went premised. Is giving the health of Nimes Albert, the Chairman smoke of the Intended ladusteiel Eshibitioa of 1861 im as sompli mentary teems to his Royal Riot UMW Tie like. and Nev. Mr. BALING, is oraposimg the army an 1 navy, alluded es the of their Wag aissealMed, which required hat limbs eapliuNlaa if they pat their kends tato the it meshes pockets. The bosomy had berm betrayal, not by open enemies bat by sweet foes. (Chews.) T‘.. Soy. 8 Herbert, ableosr, sad "Tara him sae of them, sad who, hating emoted I. their ruin, was now willing to emigrate their wives and datighttro. Es appealed to them to be speed daisy; to rest satis fied till protection was restored; and be (Mr B.) foe one woald rather lies on a mast of bread for nee year thee Mil in his omarittaticeas for chat purpose. (Cheering.) It P. LONG, E.q. (the in ripped ion maids** to Mr. Herbal at the sent election) 'peke of the probability of ea 'betties. desired them to seed Cobdea adrift, end the I. Loral whit grayeruatemt to the "right about." Mr. BURTT, a farmer. spoke of eke hardships of the "poso bare" whit& he Mgt* ft geese by Mahe detail. Mr. ELLMAN, en bring called apse to mow the neat twit, after • few iniedariry remarks said, I sea owl of time who sever hesitate le speak soy seatiseate apes suds seessiens se the present. (Hem, beer.) Al'ow me, there fore, to say that I am wry awry to see so small an attend ees* of the leaded peep_ietes of this smutty present. (Hear.) Ily venerable friend, Mr. Biggs, whoa now at wry right l i te u t e s e n e d +bees 1 hew hawse and impacted Irma my t has mss henas sepp3rtyear calm. (Cessna ) Oestlessi:i. es t meld with tlsat 'doss is the prime et sad Mehl week. ISM tweak' is tie same somas, and 'how yen that they feel the situation is whisk you are placed. (Hear.) I nut tie allowed to say that I do think the leaded imprison of Great Britain haw set Sewn theasselves I. the mamas they ought to have dew. (Hear.) 1 Seel teat fee • lasillord she has let an estate Dads pro- Seim open ea average of S 6 •. par qr. to you for that pro tection being taken away, cud still to demand the sane rents of his toasts at Us. per qr., is unjust and dishonest.. (Hear ? O. SOONG, Esq., spoke for 70 siesta, espleybg ha must ergo ass ata. A well known former named WILLIAMS, from North Wilts. followed, sad complained sadly of the wades of the eighteen Wiltshire members—cred)t, he said, could only be give, to 'even of ties. Their condos during the pest session he declared was a tdegrace to the smutty. (Gnat sheering. ) After the dims. was eon rioting prevailed in the streets till 11 o'clock. and 16 persons were taken to the setts:- house. The forams at the Lamb Commercial Ina threw hem the windows similes at the crowd outside. Oa their return hose they were follows i throurt the streets by hundreds, and stones were thrown at them in every dir. e ion. A wombs of the musty constabli s were brought in, and at 10 P.Y. received their instzuetions at the Council clamber. SALES LN THE IRISH ENCUMBERED ESTATES COURT. half. Litter. Illitarday -4 tine sod nee*, .Carr. 'il la. .es. tram mi. The estate of Mrs. B. Haeriagtoo, county d esteseath, containing 148 amea, 1 rood, 11 perches, held by nem of lithe, renewable toe ever, and producing • pri,ht rent at 1141.—the highest alert was 1,1091., and the lan was ad jointed to the 19 k of July. The Wane R. Dancer, liege County, containing 154 saes statute measure, let in lease for 900 jean ; profit rent, Our all deductions, 401. 17a. 9‘41. ; parthased for 3101, or about 71 years' pu rchase. The estate of R. Corballit, an infant. consisting of house y in the city of Dahlia. The annual rent is 1 1 97.1r1 1 21. 2d., and the property was offered (or ails subject to two annuities, on. of 181.9.. 21. annum for ever, and a second for 801. per annum, for two lives ' aged respeotivily abouyfi,ty six and sixty-two. Purchased for 7751. The estate of Robert Richardson. consistiais of small pl.:. ef posed and same house., near Dahlia, held under a lease of lies renewable for ever, at the yearly rent of 361 and • renewable Sae of 71. on the fall of each life. Profit rent, 1101. This property was knocked down for 1,0001. The estate cf RI 21ASS01 Dreuebt, consisting of the lands in the Queen's County, containing 365 acres and yielding a profit rest of 2111. 19s. Ild. The lands are suNeet to two sensitise, one of 1841. 12s. 3d., for the life of Mr. Browse, sow aired about 6-5 years; and soother of 2101, for the lite otf Kr. Views, now aged about 46 years. Purchased for 6601. The IMMO of Richard Benalry 'Usher, trustee of the late Wm. Bulgy, consisting of house property in Dublin was then sold. l'he iv use 81, Dime-stmt, war sold for 1651., being 41 years purchase os the late profit rent of 361. 18.. 6d. ; sad the house 30, French street, was sold foe 1701., or 71 years parches. on the profit rent of 231. A CLEROTHAN CONVICTED OP THEFT AT ()LAE how. —Oa Saturday afternoon last a reverend gentleman whose name has become extensively known in coanquenee of protracted proceedings both in the ecclesiastical and citil courts, was brought to the poliee-mfg., charged by Mr. Ritchie, grocer, in Ruedly.place, with stealing a package of coffee cid some other small articles. In consequence of the want entreaty of the accused party, who &mud meet dui the charge brought against him, the investigation into the circumsronees was postponed last noway, in cyder to allow him to preach on the Sunday, which he geld be bad promised to co. The d-fcndant, whose nuns is Archibald Lin: gatone, accordingly made his appearance on that day at the Felice -court, attended by his spat, Mr. Lorimer, who eoadneted his ease. The appearance of the accused gentleman was most respect ebb ; end, from his !Overtired years, and his whole de. portment while at the bar, it was difficult to believe that be could Lave committed the paltry theft with which he was charged. The first witness examined was Mrs. Fixable, the wits of he shopkeeper, who stated that the amused acne into the shop on Saturday afternoon, and asked for a gill of spirits at U., which he obtained. He then asked if the had any bitters, which the answered in the affirmative, but de. dined supplying him with them Ile th. n looked at rime tinier, and caked fir a quarter of a potted at 2d , which he go., sad tendered in pavement of it a It. note. The wittier had no change in the shop, but met out a memenger to procure it. While the messenger was absent on this er rand, she observed the accused put into his pocket a small twc-ounce package of offie a biscuit, and an egg, which were a ft erwards taken from gis person when searched. This testimony was corroborated by a youne girl who Aerated to be in the shop et the time, and by Mr. Ritihie, who teak the articles out atlas vans of the accused, end seat for the police. The only defence set up for the primmer was, that he had pat the articles into hie pocket by anis 'eke. Sheriff Ackley, who presided, held there could be no doubt of the theft havieg been clearly proven. From the position of the prironer, it was un pewees! to say anything es to the guilt of much an offence. lidding, ns be did, the theft distinctly established, he had no alternative than to administer the law, by sendiee Mr. Livingstone 40 days to prison. The unfortunate man manifested no particular emotion on the intimation of the sentence, bat afterwards request. d that he might be favoured with a separate convey ance to rises, a ri fo is t which, we believe, was seceded to. —Gismos Hotly Mo COLORZeTIII4—BEFORS TUB COUNTT MeOle neaTl6....-211. Pascua, the 0•0211.“ of Wermingford, ap peeed before the bench for advice, scoompanied by James B nes, the ma who was before the coon a fortnight age, and one of Beast' claldrea, the eldest, a small stunted boy, said to be 12 yeses old, bat wbe did not appear to be more than seven. It will be remembered that Bonn, finding himself utterly unable to maintain a wife and six children upon 7e. a week, had taken three of them to the Leaden and Winstree anion woekboase, where he left them. The guardians afterwards unsmened him for their maintenance, bet the bench dismissed the um, owing to the man's hav ing but 7a. a week, and was therefore utterly usable to do what was nonind of him. Another reason wan that one of the officers'of the union had told Bones that if ! he would carry the women, who was then in the union workhouse, with her fear children, there was no doubt that the guar dians would make some oat-door allowing. for their menu name ; BJDOI complied, but no allowance was afterwards made by the guardians. On Friday last, the guardians sent the two children home. Mr. Basilisks said they wen usjeetifisble in to sending the root children home, and it was a!so a mast abominable act to try and make a pine man du what was impracticable, for it was an impossibiliiy for him to maintain eight people on 7s. a wok, buying them out of that sum food and clothing, In fact, the man ought to have br night the guardians before the wiagistrstee, and they should be mad. to pay leis day's wages, for be had not refused 'o take the children in, botag from home at the time. The guardian.. he added, ought to he ashamed of theme lees, sad had acted very imp liticly. The chairman advised Bones not to plus himself in a state of integer bag with the guardians, but to do all he could for his children. Bones promised to do this, and an eider was then made upon the overseer to meiatain the childrea until this day (Wednesday), which is the board-day of the guardians, wham Mr. Smithies and Mr. Bemuse intimated t h eir inten tion of attending the board.—Boer Ewald. Tus AccIDENT ON BRIGHTON BRACH.—The details of this unfortunate NM were given in ern paper of yesterday. The coroner's Inquest oa the body of Ill.es Lewin was held es Wednesday, , wh en a verdict of "Accidental death" was reosedoL MEETING OF MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES. TEM COMM X1P13101117/11. Yesterday, portant to adjournment frost the 30th , • @penal general ranting of the eneglirotor the anew of Middlesex was held at es ikeelos• •••••,Clisker wen, to take into consideration such portions of the report of the committee appointed to investigate the expeadinare of the Gamer as were not considered on that day. There were se , ,st tarty neenietistee present, end Kr. rowsiat preetacd. TER Pll/1011 1101601101111. The first notion to order area_ the papa was cos foe the igpitsseat of. midget Etodiwl diett at the Cold Bath Fist& Bouts of Cometices Mr. ARMSTRONG, the chairman of the Rapes/item Committee, is movies this resolution, astern into the ma sons whisk bad iodated the sommittes to recommend the scant to adept the nano Medved is Me repolutios. Mr. J. WILSON mended We Inns. Captais COTTRELL, Chairman of the Visiting Justices of Cold Bath Fields Priaon, opposed the motion. lie said there wee sot an establishment throughout the whale kiss , don, of the Menace of that is quesdien, whisk was more favourable as regarded general health, 111 MOM free from 'sicken, and no rabbi establishment is the smutty wield boast • surgeon who mere efileiestly or mere somionly dis charged hie duties thee did Mr. Wakefield. There was an avenge of 1,100 primuen at OeM Bath PWds, sad that day there was not one patient in the Islresery ; sad he (Captain Cottrell) challitaged say ass to pilot t. say Cagle Into fa which Mr. Wakefield bad been guilty oft negleM of duty. Hs thought they would MLA agrees hardship os their sur geon to debar him of peva, prudes sad immure bits ham yesesend to yemensd widths tb• pekes wails (Hear.) Mr. LAURIE esselemsed the peepenties. sad thought Mr. Wakellelea salary by no mass Ise high. Mr. 11B10# NU isms)/ mem* herchmilelisnly the able and 116(delit manes is wbieh Mr. Wakefield per formed his duties, sad with a Mselaimsbie degree of Warlitit protested egainstMe shotios,_ swertiag that the onus was bias asked t• pasties a "oliessepariee " economy. He was a member of this expenditure semaittee. and his same appeared es the report. He was, however, heartily ashamed of it, he repadinted it estisely. Mr. ROTCH uiS that the praise that bed bees given to Mr. Wok. field rag sot merited to is full extent—he was positive that the merest tyro is the prefesion could perform the disci., of surgeon to the prises as well and as efficiently es Mr. Wok. tisld—the youngest student in • boopitil could de all that wag required of • surgeon in that capacity, and would be glad to do it foe • very small sultry. After some discsages, the meths was put and segatived by 19 votes to 7. MAIMS= LI7XATIC ASYLUM. The report of the - ootamittee - --- ,le - treetirsgOf this establish meet, reesomeadett the toseestlotteare of the sersiote of Dr. t..oatolly as son-resident visiting physician, whereby • eiviag of 300 gniseso a year would he effected. In introducing this in a general motion, Mr. ARMSTRONG adverted to the highly important services that had been ren dered to ti.e county by Dr. Connolly. and paned some warm eulogiums upon the eminent encores that had attended the introduction, by bin, into the county of Middlesex of the " non-restraiet " system of treatment of lunatics. When this committee adopted the 11001/UReadatios to dissoatinue his scrvice , , they considi red this staff of resident medical 018 cm sufficient to meet the requirements of the asylum ; but, as there was a prospect of the county losing the services of the chief of tha: staff, he (Mr. Areastrung)shoald ask the wart to p Tait him to withdraw his motion. Mr. LAURIE objected to this, and moved as a substantive motion, an amendment of which he had given notice. The amendment was, "That so moth of the report as relates to the number and salaries of the officers and servants employed at the Henwell Asylum be relerrod to the committee of visitors to consider and report to the court as to the praci. ability and expediency of diminishing the number and stinting a present or prospective reduction in the salaries of such officers and servants." The hoc. magistrate asserted that there was • degree of extravagance in the management of the e-tatilithsaeut at Haswell—there Nine a vest ac -wasp lotion of nesdlses yet overpaid offices and situations—which 'squired reform. As animated discussion followed in -which Mr. Serjeant Adams, Mr. Wilke, Mr. Botch, Mr. Williams, and other magistrates took part. Atter which Mr. Laurie's motion was put and h e by 20 votes is 8. The consideration of the remainder of the recommenda tions was peitponed fyr three weeks, and tho court, alter sitting nearly bee hoary acjourn. d. CHANGES LN THE POST-OFFICE. Yesterday a meeting of the proprietors and reprc •entattres of rations Lladon newspapers to o k pli es st Pccles C ,ffet-house, Fl.et•street, for the purpose of taki-g .oto maideratton the twit means of inducing parliament to retrace their steps as regards the alterations which bars just beta made in the transmission of letters and newspopas through the pan-office on Sunday. Mr. Ingram, of the Illustrated London News, took the chair. Mr. StRLE, of the W eekly Dispatch, moved the first asafetida, and in doing so observed that this shirr ti,n would have met with a more strenuous cpposi tion if those who were connected with the press looked more closely to the matter, and came to un derstand how closely it affected them. In no other einntry under the sun in which the people enjoyed anything like • conritutional form of government, and in which the press exercised something like its natural influence, could any such insult be offered by a government as so suddenly to stop the transmission of a very large mejoity of the newspapers ttir,ugh the Post-office on one day is the week. The tact of the government hiving the power to insult them in such a manner arose from their not acting in a body. In conclusion, Mr. Sale proposed a resolution to the e ffect "that the meeting conceived that the ministry, in stopping the use of the pAI by the weekly newspapers, is an address moved by °sly 96 members of the House of Commons, had shrunk from its duty as a government " . . Mr. COX. of the Lnw Tinter, ascended the resolution, and stated that he could not but share the gener.l feeling that a macron, injustice had been attempted to be prac. tiud on them on this occasion. The regulation which had been sanctionsd by the governmeet would compel the pub• lishm of weekly newspapers to have them posted on Friday to enable their readers in the country to receive them by Sunday. It would, therefore, produce an immense decline is the circulation of the weekly newspapers which came out on Saturday, as they could not be received by their subscribers until Monday. Their subscribers tinding that they had to wait twenty-four hours for theirnewspaper would very soon begin to drop their sulrtcrip tions. It was a matter therefore of great pecuniary interest in the proprietors of weekly newspapers that such a system should immediately be put a stop to. No man had &newt* my that the employment on Sundays of three or four per sons is the volt office for the convenience of a large com munity should male, while he himself employed an equal number of persona at his own house on that day for hit own etweesience. (Hear, hear.) Me concluded by seconding the resolution. _ Mr. LEE, of Belts Weekly Messenger, in opposing the adoption of the res3lutioo, said that ea far at the measure itself was concerned he thought that it would be productive of immer.te go( dto the public at large. The proprietors of the paper whichhe represented bad many years given up the practice of printing on Sunday. It was evident front what bad been stated that those who objected to the altera tion were actuated by nothing more than pecuniary motives, withost any consideration of the moral bearing of the qu• a tion. He thought that no measure ever passed wltich 14111 so fully the aoocarrentm of the people of this country, and even these who had the greatest advantage of the transmission of letter, such as merchants, bankers, end solicitor, came forward in its support in hundreds and thou sands. (" Oh, ob.") He then moved the previous question. Mr. OAKEY of the Christian Times seconded the amendment. After a few words from Mr. Buchanen and Mr. Salo, in refutation of the statement made by Mr. Lee and Mr °Mop, the original revolution wee carried almost unacimoualy. Mr. THOMAS, of the Courier cis L'Europe, moved" that a committee be formed to take into consideratioa the general intern:a of the press, especially as regarded the efforts to interfere with the circulation of papers by Sunday bills." It was seconded by Mr. it. J. Wools, of the Dispatch,and carried. The following gentlemen were then agreed to, to form the committee, with power to add to their number:—Messrs. Ingram, Mortimer, Bonney, Serie, Weed, Wrigntsue, Ledger, Scott, Thomas Palmer, and Stiff. Mr. J. J. Scott was appointed honorary secretary. The meeting then separated, the usual vote of thanks to the chairman having been agreed to. Her ltlysl Highness the Duchess of Kent, at tended by Lady Anna Maria Dawson ' left town yesterday morning for Frogman. Her Royal Highness returned to Clarennhouse, St. Jamb, in the afternoon. BOCIF.TY FOR PROMOTING TILE BUILDING, EN LANOSNIinT, AND RIPAIRINOOYCHIJACRES AND CULPIIIII. —This indefatigable moiety hold its usual monthly meeting on Monday last, his Waco the Archbishop of Canterbury in the chair. The applications laid before the board on this OWII,IIOII were rather numerous, being 33 in number. Of the districts for which the new churches are intended, there is no , much to report; their population varies from 300 to 2,000, and some are three miles distant from their parish churches; they are Ugthorp, in the parish of Bribe near Whitby; Trocestn, in Gloucestershire ; Sandford, In the wish of St. Helen, Abingdon ; Penponds, in the parish of Cusherne, Cornwall; Wedanfield heath, in Staffordshire; Hockerill, to the parish of Bishops Stontord ; Maprerlf, in the parish of Kirk Hallam, near Derby. The church to be rebuilt is that at Bingley, in the pariah of Prestwich, Lan cashire. The churches to be enl:.roted are those of Cited gran, near Lldon, Norfolk ; Satbleten ' Northumberland ; Billington, neer Leighton Buzzard ; St. Michael's, Chester; Lien decry, Caermarthsushire ; Thurleston, near Hinckley, Lela estereldr• ; Roach, near Northampton ; Troedgrawr, near Newcastle-in-Renlyn, Cardiganshire ; and ChurchetOwi seer Kingsbridge, Devoe. METING OF SURREY GAB CONSUMERS. Lest galnini_ll riga Matting of the members of the Sountwork,, Leak*, and Greenwich United Gee Coo amen' Autoladoe, sad other inhabitants of the &stria, took plus at the Pussy Theatre, to receive the proposal of the Surrey Cononmers' Gas Company to supply the diarist with gas at 4e. per 1.000 *able Net, and to wander whether It woo expedieat to accept that proposal, or to form a &Nina and indepeadent aempany sonsuurs. 11r. 3. TRWAITRiI (the *airman) said that at the last psblle Meetlyg the annainee had been direeted to exiuniae late the merits et the farm Canniness' Company. Before deleg a, they had again itesasautiosted with the mistime ampesdee, to gin aim another opportunity of offering, if OM theme fo NIP* gas at a his market prise. They re ousted that a depstatina from oak of the three compaaies might ma the esasittao wittiest delay. Beek a meeting took plaa al .. * *Bridge Roue Hotel, what, after three homes' sheep the directors ached foe den to cow sider their answer. A tottaiyht elapsed, whet the following Joist sawyer was received from the secretaries of the three eampeaise, the Ludo*, the Bona Metropolitan, and to Paul::—" Resolved unanimously, that an answer be seat to Mr Tswana, as chairman of he deputation, that the companies are sot It a position to reduce MI price of gm to 4s. as requested ; bet that, so soon as improvemeats in the maaafeetare of gas, or say other meow, will enable Me reepeetive companies to effect any alteration is the mew price, the consumer' may rely ee r. ceiving the bate* thereof." Heus i their coarse was Cur. All other means hasp itshauted, the committee sought how they might best supply themselves. They essmined, as distend, late Ma malts et Me Surrey Clensumere employ, and same to the resohnlea Mat the 'dueness offered by that assa psay, arladlag the subscription of a apical of 40,0001., to ostaa of their works, ;wed the seaman oh .OWBl* thetlevalanaistana•lor easormeimanolume" deserve tle erisidence and support of the gm 4111111111 MAIL I (Rear.) The committee bed taken security from the new amoeittion that they should not =alga• name, nor be bought off, nor raise the price higher than 4s. the 1,000 feet. (Cheers.) Throe trustme—hiensolf foe Southwark, Mr. 11. me for Lambeth, and Mr. Wade for Greenwich—had been appointed to en that this undertaking was serried oat. He bad retrained from taking a seat at the beard of the new company, in order that the old eompsnise might not say he had been seeking • position ; he woald stand by the consumers until their object was gained. tCheers.) Since objection was mode to the engineer, the oespany bad secured the services of Mr. Croll, the engineer .1 the Gnat Central Gas Consumers' Company. (Chem) Kr. WALKER, of Southwark, moved a neoludom, ap proving of the proceedings or the committee, and decitario4 the arrangements made with the SUMS) C unmet.' Gas Light and Coke Association, to be highly satisfactory, and advantageous to the 00C13111111f11. Dr. BRADY, is steoadieg the reeolutiew, called oa the meeting to show the existing companies that they were sot the tauten of the consumers. _ The reallatioe was tnen put sad unesimouly agreed to. Mr. LAWLEE wired the woad mainline, which pledged the meeting to promote the success of the associa tion, to take its gas, sad became shareholder', and to refum to take gas from the cid companies should they eve* reduce the price below es. Mr. WADE. of Greenwich, seconded the resolutioa, which was carried; and a vote of thanks to the emirs** closed the proceedings. LA Jr INTELLIGENCE THIS DAY. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. tirrrnics Nut PIMA ♦T WI .114111.1 %%ILO,: AMU • Srrctar. Jvar. Tn! Quist/ V. MILL. Loan arm In this esm, Which was a ICU fames to repeal a patent which the defendant had obtained for certain improvements in the manufacture of steel pans, a verdict for the crown was taken by consent. COURT OF FACHEQUER. 61111/108 AT 14111 PAWL DIMU e. Tai EARL or COTTENHAM. )Jr. Serpent Wiltine informed the Lord Chief Boron that the parties in this eat sad agreed it should be tamed into a special verdict, rs ith a view to have it argued as early as possible, as the plaintiff w.• in custody. The Attorney-General, who appeared on behalf of the noble and learned defendant. suggested that the special jury should then bs sworn, which was accordingly done, and the verdict agreed upon was found by them and reccrded. The ca , e accordingly stands over fur the decision of the court above. MONEY MARKET. THCIUSDAT EV210(1110. The Havre market for cotton has been rather dull this week, the sales on Monday and Tuesday amount ing to only 1,530 biles, and 3,529 bAles for the week previous against 5,523 bales imported during the same period. The prices foe tau ord. New Orleans and Mobile were quoted on Tuesday from ,1 to lf. lower. The official returns just published of the import and export trade of France for the month of May show that the total amount of customs duties levied was 10,301,931 francs against 10,126,411 francs in , May, 1819, and 4,473,234 francs in the same month of 1818. The amount received during the first five mouths of the present year is 47,147,270 francs against 49,520,318 francs during the same period last year, and 32,260,222 francs in 1848. The tax , levied on the consumption of French and foreign salt amounts in the first five months of the present year to 8,883,745 f. In the same period of 1849 it was 13,735,3871.; in 1848, 21,947,984 f, ; and in 1847, 25,118 252 f. At Antwerp the Bourse yesterday was without 11111i0110011. Business was done in Spanish Three per Cents. Interior at 321 to 1, at which latter figure it was eventually offered ; ditto Ardoin, 121. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 951. The national funds were quiet and were (rioted : the Five per Cents. 1840-42, 981 eellers. Sardinian 36 fr. Bonds 33. Roman Five per Cents., 77 sellers. The Exchange on London wu 23.323 for abort. At Amsterdam, on the 18th, a considerable amount of business was done in the national stocks at higher prices, the improvement also evending to most other foreign securities. The purchases are stated to be principally on account of persons desirous of dispos ing in this manner of the gold currency for the calling in of which measures have already been taken by the government. Mexican, however, was an exception, bring quoted lower, and many sellers of this stock making their appearance in the market. The lot quotations were as follows: Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Centel., 57 13-16; ditto Three per Cents., 683; ditto Four per Cents. Certificates, 881. Belgian Two- and-a-Half per Cents. (Rothschild), 481. French Three per Cents., 53j. Spanish Ardoin, 5104, 13 3.16.; ditto Three per Cent. Interior Debt, 331. Portuguese Five per Cents., 361 ; ditto Four per Cents., 38 13-18. Russian Five per Cents. (Hope), 1798 to 1816, 108/ ; ditto Four per Cents. (Hope), 89; ditto (Stieglitz), 883 to 881. Austrian Five per Cent. Mrtallies, 77; ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cent,. 41 13-16 to 42 ; ditto New Five per Cents , 82 1. Louisiana Five per Cents. (Hope), 93. Brazilian ' 90. Mexican, 28 9-16. Pe ruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 761. Grenade, 191. Venezuela, 34. Russian Four-and-a. Half per Cents., 96. Exchange on London, 12.10 fur short. Frankfort letters, of the 18th, report little business going forward on the Bourse in funds, with the ex ception of Spanish, which was in good demand at im proving prices. Austrian Metallice were rather fiat and a shade lower. In other securities there was no important change. The Bourse on Monday closed with the following quotations :-Austrian Metallic. Five per Cents., 791; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 691; Four per Cents., 61 ; Two-and-a Half per Cents. 411 ; Bank Shares, 1,112 ;;Baden Five per Cent., 1001. Frankfort Three-and- a-Half per Cents., 1839, 95. Sardinian Five per Cents., 843. Bavarian Five per Cents, 1003. Hanoverian Five per Cent's., 1031. Darmst adt Five per Cents., 1013. Nassau Five per Cents., 1921. Ruasien Four per ' Cents., 1840 (Hope), 86f. Wurtemberg Four-and ' a-Half per Cents., 97. Spanish Three per Cent., in : terior debt, 333. Tuscan Five per Cents., 881. Gold was quoted 383 per mark. Exchange on Lon don, at short, 120 a. Berlin &deices of the 18th report a dull market for public, securities. The Voluntary Lain wau quoted 1051. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. State Debt, 851. Berlin Five per Cent. Bonds, 1031. Silesian Three and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 95. Exchange on Lon don, 6 doll. 24 age. per £ foe three months. From the Vienna weekly report of the Bourse we learn that the operations in the Metalliques had been limited, with a comparatively firm market, the floc- teatime in prios during that period see Irwin es emptied i per cent. Ti. sgio in geld heel been done e 1251, and silver ditto at 118, the lowest points, but both bad recovered, the former to 1281, and the latter to 119. The extreme rates of exchaose on London were 11.59 f. and 12.1 f. The last (potence. were for Ms. I Wilgus@ Five per Cent., 941; Fooratad-frilalf per Cents., 83 1-18; Fear per Cents., 731. Bank Shares, 68 1,120. Letters to the 22nd February, from Sydney, have been received to-day. The business done in wool and 21 - tallow had been consSierabl., but at low quotations so for wool, owing to the preponderance of inferior and 31 ordinary qualities. Scoured was quoted le. Old. to : Is. l id., and low miadling 9d. to 1t d. Tallow bad been sold at auction at 261. 12s. 6d. to 271. Hides 20 were in request at improved prices. The late arrivals 20 from California had thrown a large amount of gold 30 dust into the market, the greater portion of woich 20 had been taken for remittance to England at an are- is; rage of 775. 61. per ounc Notwithstanding this 1 : i fact, and the amount of produce shippin g to Eng land, the rive of exchange for Bank Bills h . 41 to risen from par to 1 per cent. premium. The 30 import trade was rather animated, owing to the de- 13 mend for British goods and colonial produce for port to California, as well as for the intericr connmp- is than. A large amount of business therefore had been l done, and several descriptions of goads had risen in r 6 vales from Bto 12 per cent. Oilmen's stores espe °lolly had been in great request, and flour had ad- 5 7,". ,Pos. Air . tow_ iigsginirepe. Freights ao lisioroiid a little, oiriiVric the molest of IS produce offering ; the rates were 41. 10s. to 51. foe oil as 31. for tallow, Id. per lb. for wool. THIS DAY. Two °Two'. The market for the English funis - op; ;Tibia zS morning at a redaction of 1 since yesterday, from 12 t which there has been no variation, Consols having 12 i been steady all the m trains op to the present time, 1 3 ,1' at 951 to 96 ex div. for the opening. The Tait* per 61 Cent. Reduced have been does from 96/ to 1; and 1 : the New Three•and-a-Quarter per Cents., from 971 ao to 981, the last price. is Exchequer Bills mark 701. and 67a.; and India t ii Bonds, 85s. prem. Ling Annuities, 81 at.d 3-16. so Bank Stock, 209. zi The market tor the foreign securities continues so firm, and previous rates are fully maintained, !hough I ‘ 9 the business is very limited. Danish Fives mark 991. ;' Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, at 971. Business In has been done at the full - owing rates: Danish Five tt, per Cents., at 991. Dutch Four per Cent. Ctrtifi- so entre, at 881. Peruvian Four-and-a• Half per 20 Cents., 1849, at 78. Portuguese Cinverted, at 34. 20 Russian Four ani-a-Half per Cents., at 971. Spanish So Active Five per Cents., at 171, 1, and 1; the Three per Cents, at 381 and 1. Venezuela Deferred, at 12. pi - IINGLISII FUNDS.—Trus My. Vt. Vs* Itteet, 999 9 3 prc (X Cos ACC, 954 6 Vt. 3 per CL. Sad. Assn.. !et 1 3i ~ .cr etc. 951 i V 3 per CLOP?. Maus.. Au? Meiteseur WIN. 675. to .01. 14)8121(IN 1. UNDS. 30 5 pa Ct. Aw.Ul55 Bowl.. 4 0 , et ch,...i. &1x..13 i 80 44 psr Oa. Mg. Poirls„ AI 9 I ?Arms* Pawed Ms.. 4 4 121 a per eclat. I per CS. Men.. 1544.294 :9; SO 6 Igt CL 3T H . C . A2 ,. 141 14t 114... 68 80 6 Cl.per .i l.'s unless.. ?I 8 N. 6 per Ct. Mawr , Ayres. 54 6 Perurarets Cony., 334 - 41 IS SO Pitte MHz.. Pd.,. 99 188 5 Vat CL. title. 18a5.,11.7 •.) Irlito eolunth. Put. V. eltto Speolab C. 1.., 174 3 11) p r et. Kqtcslor lkit. a 3 per (t. Apartich MIL if 9 Sc. 3 per et. Orwell? MIL, T 1 3 i lent . Ne H. De 80 a par et. Irak* Ilk. 48 9 2 per Ct Venom* Dem.. 4 per VI but* Glens— M 9 VerscruaLs Pacer* 314c..111 I°4 34, 51INCING-LANP..—THIIi DAY. &mtg.—The pu•die salts, which are nollarge—say 2.900 E. hags Meuriiius, 2,000 bag" Madras, and 100 hbdt. ofWest N Incit—are riot off steadily, and the cl sing prices must bs considered the same as lest week. lit fised, however, must ge be quoted a shade lower than last week Grocery lumps, is 48s. 61. to 50. Gd., L.w brown to fine. COPPZIL—This article closes with less spirit than 'Mt I. week. Good ordinary native Ceylwt fully 6d. lower, 424 to ""' • 20 435. Pisatetion kind hes been steady. se Seicas.—Peprer is a shtde lower. Pimento reme;us at high prices ; 300 bags sold to gay, 61 to 61. Item.—The transamions have been few and unimportant 2 this week. Proof Leeward' quoted Is. 4d. to Is. 41d.; East 1 " India, Is. 33. to Is. 314. 30 23 !auto° steady. 8;200 theme declared for the next quern , tidy sal'. gt COCIIINLtL has declined about 14. al SALTPunts has been dull cd sale, but prices have been • supported. Ittcg c )ntintiss steady, but the drums(' has been limited. Cotton. —The transamiona this weds hams bean rather g Prices are uoalt. rut. 20 Tsta.—Ast advsnce of N. per lb: has been fully established on common, which is row scarce at 10d , sa d the article to to generally wears a firm appearance. to In other articles no material alteration. to 01 TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. so The market is steady tosclay, at yrsterday's prices. Town 25 Tallow is go,ttrl at 351 ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, a 365. 91 . to ae.; Ovober to December, 385.; ditto, separate Jo ' months, 38s. 61. 10 COAL MAItKET.—THIS DAY. 37, Bate% ilset!ey, 13..; Elea :Min, 31 ; Ty e &ld Moor, lls. 61 ; Walls B-wieke end C.v., 13 ; Wells End Braddy Httton, I,w ; Walls End Haswell, 11i+.; 23 Walls En I Helton. 16. ; Walls End Limbton,lsl. ; se Was End Btewar's, 164. ; Walls End Adelaide Tees, et. 165.; Walls End Tess, 15s 9d.—Ships at market, 82., 21 MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. There was vey little English Wheat fresh up for this morning's =snot, and 2donday's rates were well supporter! for the lirnite l quantity rn sal . From abroad wo have received 12,84 J qrs., the majority of the shipments, however, arriving in b ,d condition; anteing in fine order commends extreme rates, **Nat secondary and interior quali As are next to unsaleable. Choice qualiti.a of troth Btrley and Oats, being scarce, were saleable at rather more money than et the beginning of the week ; ill-nmilitioned cargoes are neceuarily dispond of at very irrerular prires Beans and Peas unaltered. AllalVALe INTO W2ll/021 EROII I:th JUNE TO :let JUN& Ora. Unstick. neaten. Ina. Yorente. whilst I 2310 Barley 3:o I I 2:0 1 G)O Osta flour. 1,300 seeks: LONDON AVZILIGIS. Wheat, 4114. 4d.; Batley, 2IS 4d. ; Oats Ida. 2d.; itje. --a. 441. ; Beams 2G4. ; reads 26a. 4d. LMPF.HJIAL IVIIINOES. Wheat:, Wiley., that. I Rya. Ittana.l rras. May 11 1 311. 0.1128 01 13. 11419. Id 21. sd - 24. 91 18 ... 7.1'138 61 134 31' ' 214 741.41 6124 e 111 1 40. 76 114 104 16• Ile 26s 61 2.1 e .8. 23 61 1 ... 404 p 23. 61 15. 114 1118 Od 36$ Ha 8 ... Ina 6,122, 44164 7883. 74174 0,1 II 15 ... 311* 11.1 11. 941168 114 31a 64 26. 104 , 1 278 61 week.' Ae4. '.397 1 '22. 31,1. 3lB 4SI 1,165 l6l Dr. v.—WhcAt. Maley. 0844 tea. UM/. Sid P.... 1.. May May 0 7 11 a 39 8 39 7 r 38 47.,•m0mm.4. 11, . i- June I. June 8. June IS. • ---. • I ... BoItOUOH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenclen and Smith report that the vaunts from the plantations slate that the bite continues to progress rapidly, but thst tb3 fly still e.ntinum about the same. Duty, 165,0001. Market aMro• the same. SM IT H A ET. —THIS DAY. Although the supply of Brave is not very large, it exceces the dent intl. The warm weather causes a ecar.ity of buyers, and prices must be q .oted lower, with a Plow tr:de. The number of Sheep is very large; a considerable portion remain unsold, notwithstanding there is a diepasithin to take km money. Lamb is also lower, except for anything very choice. The supply of Calves is again large; trade is exceedingly dull, at lower rates. From Germany and Holland, there are 104 Besets, 800 Shrep, and 2 43 Calve.; 730 Sheep from Spain; and 108 made Cows trout thu Home COlitliCP. Par don. , of Alm. 4, d. a..i. j Ca steno or Ste. r. 9 . S. d. 80,11400t5. 11..ratorils.. 3 4 3 0 bast Duca 11(..b.14. 931 k 3 0 3 10 11143113b0rV. nu ...... 3 0 3 4 1.0.4-wool• OOOO !mud qualay lioistm.. 383 0/ to. t. Shona Alum ........ 4 3 4 Ewa mid roeonl quality 0 o 0 0 1144 Best Pus. a Ealf-1 rel 0 0 0 0 1.41 db• tt•Sis at suarks3. Ca; 131100%, sad Lambe. 1;•.731: Calvet. we, how xis. EXPERIMENTAL ELECTRICITY.—There hats been within the la.t fortnight, a person in some of the villages near Wells, prefasing to deliver lectures on electricity and galvanism. One evening last week, he exhibited has powers, both orally and promically, in the National School-room of Wookey ; and in the course of his lecture for the amusement of himselt and his audience he communicated the electric shock to revere' young people present ; amongst the rest, Mr. K. Teogood, a young man of great respectability, submitted to be elowritted ; and hers the ignorance of the lecturer M anse apparent; so violent was the shock he received, that his left arm was 3'4:adored oompletely useless,.and it is a ease of great uncertainty whether he will ever again be able to make it obey the fistulae of his will. It is mid that he is not the first who has been maternal Injured, in the same manner and by the same person.— Jeesneal. Juno RAILWA IS. THIS DAY, Two O'CLOCK. The rail say share market is flat today, and the price, of all descriptions of stocks have given way, but at this monitnt a rather better tone has mani fi.ated itself. Great Westerns have been dealt in from 68e to t ; IST , ,rth Wesurne, 1061 to 9; South West erna.69h to 60; South Eastern, 14.1 tot. Pd.l HUME RAILWATI. Pogo* prices Yesterday. Woe to.cluy up to I o'clock. 111106 16.A•12..676,6Ein., 6 Iles* ter anus. Eat. (Gt. Ire* pepetbd 3 p.Ct Olrefte szforcUune calladulypd ,orwltheuar. 20 Do. without a guaruitee 13 Wm., %Vole., and Dudley oulladulypd., orwithguar. 15 Du. without a guarantee Itj Diem. Wolv.te Stour Valley 161 Mad and Exeter 161 Do. Third, ... 17 4 ..itioainerhasaddre 30 Du. £lO Treiercnes SO Chester and Holyhead .. 13 Do Prebrenec 421 Dublin sad licliset June... 23 Van Anglian 14 Do. (CIS E. & H.) 34 lb. 131. Its.) Op.Ct.Pref. 20 Eastern Counties 10 lb. New I•ret.6 p. Ct.. 41 Du. Lat., 3 D. Ct., No.l 01 Do. do. in Do. do. 3 par C No.2 ent 48 Ds. Now . Easte rn (late E. U. ) . . ales A 23 Do. dam B. end C ditto 2$ Do. Salphtre Ct.) East Laban 23 East Liboolrahlre One.. centred 11 per Cent. ... 30 Edinburgh and Glasgow Eseter,Ytobldir Dorches. 24 Great Nurtnent 124 Do. 1 shares,A,Defarred 114 Do. 1 abase% 13, 6p. Ct. Il Do. a per Cent. Pref.. SO GL Souta.and West(lrc) 11 Do. Eighths HO Grist North of England... 33 Do. New CIO 30 Do. New 22211 IS Do. New allS 160 Greet We.tern IS Do. New 1:17 30 Hall and Selby 25 Do. 1 shares 12i Du. 1 Alves 30 Lancaster and twists ... 11l Do. Thirds 150 loneashire MDo. Fifths 15 Do. ,birds 10 Do. New (got op. Ct.) 111 Do. Wt Radian Deka 30 Leeds and Brainard .. 30 Leeds and Think * G Do. Pre.G p. a. No. 1 14 Do. Do. No. 2 11 Do. Do. No. 3 fl Do. Pref. Quarters,lB4B 111 London and Stockwell . HS Lao., Brighton, kt S.Coost IN Do. New gun ti p. Ct.., 11 Do. guarareeed Sp. Ct.l late Crojdoo 1 birds' 31 Do. Pref. 5 per Cent. . . 30 Duoilonert. p.a..111.5 . 2 1 It London and Greenwkh 20 Do. Preference .- WO London le North-Western 12 Do. do. New 1 nudes -12 Do. Fifths 1 sh.,M.andn. (C) 100 London & South-Western 424 lb. New, £3O 34 Do. New, £lO 1)o. New Preterenes 20 LoweatonGoier.4 per Cent. 51; Maneta.,Buz., ono Matlock' 100 IManch.,Shef.,24Linc,lnah. U Do. I shone, Na. 1 ...' 10 Do. New SIO PreL 141 Do. Mn. at UncLance 100 Midland . . 30 Do. LSO 1100 Do. Mires. and Derby... 100 Da.Cons.B. bp. C. lIS Do. New 24 Do Extension ... S Do. Guano. 31 per Ct. .1 23 North Britl.h I Do. Pr !moos North . SO ;Oxford, Wore., St Violetr. l 23 ;Preston aril Wyre 1 10 Do. Seb nes 11 13 I Read., Guilt, and Reigate ! 41. Royston and 111.eldn I I Do. Shepretb Eztensioo 23 Sootti.h Central I I : 1 i eltr x 7ra . Chas 8 Do., New G u a ra nteed.. 1 21 Shrewsbury and Cheater (Nor. W. Min.) 10 Do. Halves 20 Do. Gsweetry 1 Do. New 10 Do. 3 per cent. Prat. .. di Shropshire Union 30 Soir.o Devon 231 Do. Prebreace 5. !South Staffuedshir• 331' South Eastern ... 30 I Do. No. 3 10 tin. No 4 Registered ... 47 South Wales 181 in,tr,ftotn.,mi.xdc, Guar. S p r Cent 20 Waterford and liilkenny., 30 Wear Viiicy, OD. Ct. gun_ ' 23 Do. do. do do 25 * 30 Wilts, Scruers.n., 24Weys. 40 42 23 Vork,Neweablo &Berwick. 13 1.51. 20 Do. Ext. V0r1.3: Nelsen, 101 Sq db. 5 Do. G.N. e.PurehorPret' Sy 41 din. SO York and Norco Midland.! 1114 17 10 Do. Preletence ...1 2i 2 ilia. 9 91 2 1 i el& i iv 27 72 23i Z6I 6 pa. 6 1 Pm. 9i 111 17 11 dia. 17j il B l 1 11 81 Al at' If di 1 11 it I!‘ 1.13_ I Pal II • s p. 31 4 3 31 16 101 31 71 26 29 261 271 If If 131 131 dli 3 31 3j 31 &a 101 101 20 32 & I P 6 l 226 . :13 30 32 poi. 62 70 33 33 331 31y 34 I (116. 96 96 46 49 391 211 II 54 psr lpm Yf 41 IS/ 14 61 :I : 61 .6 lit 61 6 ells 96 66 I 3 71 3 111 1 tits 1 1 31 3 It 2i i ll dim par 1 t, e 4 h eel .047 119 101 tlf 57 39 57 29 101 11 13 24 1031 1 , 394 j 1 f pm 64 I 61 pm. f 20 ID dia. 16 11 ;15A. 1 i 1 1 Pm. 145 151 tit 1 61 dia. 4 V 71 8 31 71 dls 305 37 26i Y; dL • '"' -- 5i 16i 112 124 26 29 14 111416 14 114 4i 411 T. I.i to 191 dia. A 9i 49 41. 1 61 ISt , pm. Ina is tt try e~ dts. 91 til 91 6 8 $ 4 lb 14 914. 1 dis 111 118 4# 48 die 7 9 8 6 dis 11 1.3 I'l 3 278 268 dls. 178 17j 1 t:li i I FOIFION RAILWAVS. I sj Anglo-Itadan ,late Dalian 20 I and Au3lr:on) Boulogne and Antlena 20 '.2.lnral Prance (Vterzon) 8 ;Dutch Rhenish 7 !East Dalian 0 'West Indian ramlnyala 1 Do. 20 Vazanr and Liege 18 Northern of France... .. 7 irlenna and Dosdeanx 20 , Paris dad Orleans 20 Parta and Amen 13 11' .rls an.l S:r.i.bourg 20 'Rouen and llayns 20 umbra and truae 13 'Tours and Num. ea SI 4E die. .9 .9 1 8i 13 1 11 dIL p:n. r m. m. 7 din. $ 13 tits. 7 13,1 17 111 ti} dis. LIVERPOOL June VP. STocx-Ricunnan.—Very 'tun indee•l tc- ley, and prices hardly mint tined. —Liverpool, Crosbs, and Souttipart, 51 d.— Londn and Noun Western, 109 t —Ulm (new shares), 946 c., 9.14 p.—Ditto (I ewes, C.) t p.—MidLtod t I shares`, 1.113 Notth Union(Preston and n re, No. 11. 4 .1— V.sk. Newcastle, and Berwick (otigdad N. nod B.). IS.—thttalt Keel* No. J. Al ANOINSTER, Aim 20. Segog-Rimeguns.—Prirss e-mirg rather laver from Landow, the ntartet was teareetr eo tirm towards the rive, and this had the effect to •hauelog buyers to had bast, to th.d there was • very quiet market. BiILUINtiIIAM. Jame 20. STOCK. VICH ANON. Tito share markrt rrar rather firmer t.)-1 1..nd00 and North Western fifths were done at pm., Shrews b ury an I Birmingham 13's at di. It.. 3d. dia., and tihrop- Paige Unions at U. lk. ed. LisitbS, flaw 20. STOCE. EICHANOR. There was rather more eon Hence manifested In the market this morain i c, and quite an unwise Wainer area abbe at ab tamer quAtationA. Thirst. F.atensions, No t, df die.: East Lan,mbire, til : North Westerns. 131 di..: Masud :hock. 37; York and North ; London and North Western Quar tern, I L.. 3d. put. TORONTO AND IhRON. —.The TOTOIIIO rat I' 1 . 0 of May W. says—" Several g; men arrived in this city, on Wednes day, as a deptration from the parties propoeini to eoatract for the ~ t ostraction of the Toronto, &name. and Lthe linen Railroad. The mayor at d other members of the corporation had au in:erview with those gentlemen, at lintel. W.• believe that the :mink of that interview left a most favourable impression upon the minds of ell present, end placed beyond all reasonable doubt the fact that if our Citilol,ll are really dipos:d to earetalt their own intc revs, by consenting to the necessary taxation, then the railroad will certainly go forwent, end may be completed within two yeas'. with every probability of its paying the interest upon the debenture., end eves of turning the debentures theme, lees into available capi•al, re es to relieve the city encircle 'Tom the burden of provi bur for their redemption. When we consider the vast population which Green Uay and Lake Superior, including a comfit over 100 miles in extent, must eventually pour forth, it meats strange how any man in hid &men con dou'tt the advantage of bringing all this trade to our own doors. Toronto has evtry advantage of natural position, aid 01 that nothing bat her own folly can deprive her. COTTON AI ARK E JUNE 20. - - Tha Cotton sales at Havre to-day r.achrd to about 300 balm, at somewhat lower prices, ray from WHO Me. for New Orleans tees onlisaire. The Tb from thiadaoupe, ha arrived. 31171 II 81 i 9i HI; 974 to 9 124 a 391:60i 3 4 V V 3 : I In 2 26 1 4 1 31 G 3 i e