The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-30 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TlllB DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before the MhoteT 4 the Belk) RAILWAY . r. INCINTON. • e.g. instituted by the directors of the to retrain the defendant from pat. . riot; with any khans, deconients non% slatted private avid cooddis .la have come to his hands, relotinc to the ,pray while he was acting se thwr agent oilers of the compsay was the formai= fami l'olointio to Kande aid other pion in the defendast was their local nest et a 1. - aia a year, .—.l.loraitra had arises betweesthedefandeatand Cie course of which the delesichat had ex. .1. to nielie public certain lathes in hie beads, ti.sl applied to the directors tar him to do so, .. h..llntel. to vindicate Wesel, hem certain . . h. Ai hr noted, they had bre!ght wind hiss. n In rrply natuaecille allow the neessaintlejnla. fr r• question, hy their tifnaid the • the definilant 4 the clines d which he r .4 the Rolls Sam of opinion that the bill mem bled, isarroech as it did sot appear that tbe • c 1., I n ...art,' to prildish the letters, kc., in oars -1..0t tots to the wi.6.• of the directors. The course, e ,shah be propneeil to take wee, on the defendant not to periods the Setters, kc., referred to in diatoms it, but without coots. • t! l'alnrer and Mr. rook, a fr. the eons u•l Mr. Moro and Lciroek Webb fue the . t. COCRT OF EXCHEQUER. in Basco. —Macre this Lord - Chief Bares sad Mucus Marisa, Bramwell, owl l'hassall.) • r r. —44141111. AL 6EAT11021 . 8 CASK. howl Chief Berm almouseml that the court would vhrsirat is this mar. labial was as sophistic* for a • .al, co hehalf th.• .Irfenslant. on Saturday seat. • Nora s. 1.43113 Cll/2.1011 , 1,111D. -11.111111714 01 C01.711611L. ; 141-, 413110,1110N1 that the illiaannOlis • .4 the emit woalail be gives is " Swiafen v. the aurae is( seat week. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE courmAL 0.1 , A Mtpc,zajmilni. Wolsoa, a sedells-aged me" was brewed up os .1, awned with b..ing uo th e r o d el some stables. at k et the Miseries, supposed with isteot to commit I.....inerxe of ea sham being given, the police amended . .1..1 sq.w homes, about 1 o'clock is the OWITANg. E..ual the primmer sotested behind • chimney, •., Li. boots la his homiL He refused to give 'mat .4 Itimes/f. aseerting that he was drunk, but t.,• , ml that he bad dome eutbiag 'nun, and that be was • h. ro.t ruse. sad would Dever bare been in suck • poetics 1 • f thr .innk. On being se a rch e d, h owever , some .41.. r housebreaking tool., with some larger • • rove found upon hint, and although so entry had ...fleeted anywhere, close to the apt whore he was —.vend war the skylight c 4 a war*- which was stored with valur gm& . n tr.t curtained at this court he persisted is neeert- L , t!..,t i,c bad dose sothieg wrong, but there WPA a umptwe that be was • warned omelet or tick= era ; he wee therefore remanded for inquiry. Mr. %%atter, who now appeared on his behalf, elides . t...bow that his cheat was in drink at the time be on the rout • but the policeman who found him 1 that he was ;Wee* soker at the time ; end the t I mutlentan Shea asked that the primers aright be numnsardy seder the Vagrant Act. Ii ro was no proof .4 any previeas conviction agaiest 1..... but T.., lead Mayor, sifter inspecting the implements found ••• him, summed his opiniou that the prisoner was oa t ..4 foe the purpose .4 housebreaking. and the prisoner I. he was there for the purpose of seeing a female to: was in the habit of meeting) was committed for BOW-STREET. roma? PICKING ON ?HE "mare DOMIll.". Mina's Adams awl J.fors Molup were charged before 11..nry on .o.pioion of steeliag • watch from the pocket Mr. Slworeile, en accountant, while ridlag on the top of ..q.eilwo. Yr Lewa, JUL (Levi. and LewaLdsiended the prisoners. ilepowd -laud night about half-put tea • ° ' • k I got up 00 a Chelsea and Hoaten monibna at Char -1... nes. 1 then had my gold watch io my right head u ...trout pocket, seemed hy a gold chola pembs rand my tiw sale I mat there were only three primers, the two prisoners and myself. In lan than Ns minutes I urd a rlii.k, and looking down, I law my chain Imaging The watch was Imo,. 1 rat next to Adorns, who no. ritlit hand side. Moldy was next and beyaad 1. I to the conductor, who called a pelicans& and I ..t.• them both its cus:o ly o. sospectum I considered that ...„ Iwl robbed me and that Muloy was Ids outommiun. T sutrh was ant found. Mr. Were there Dottier other pawners an the ..• Wile of the "knife leant!" Yr., with their beck• to me—the mot arm 1:1 •hAt tile. They were chew to an. _ I,ln. Did Dot two mew get down sad nut away • nt tloir Car %'• tie,. I don't know. I heenl the serdoetor may be roue /ere, I .w two. men get down, and they t. • eit la tut to the rtat:on, trying to personals me 00i to ' • tlae duurge. r not the prim:mere say they were will* : • werolteal there owl then! l'et, and they were wanted. (To Mr. Henry.) 1 . ...Id they were conspanione, because they were talking all the way at a bundler • .ab , e, l 71. took the pressers in custody. Heard the • t .r oar that two wee had r 4 away _without paying t.oes. Adminci refused to give hie address, but Yoh* • .0 eddies+ at Hoitall. I fOrnwrly a p Iberian of the P division, having ••• be., in eviaegureee of injuries received trine Annie • .a. who atalibed hies in seven places with a table . • .1.1 th.it Mid.., heel been frequeetly in cuatedy, and • to lour years' peen' servitude. He and • •”re eosistaat menpaitions. v ' Nolos brother, a respeetahle trades. pro's,- that he . Lid out been is trouble due kin Hut he hr hers about Mersa-dial swag thine• r end h:. character wool! have an weight vales •••neletal, awl there wa• so evidence to go to • ereserli to convict him, but mon& to forther investigation. I shall remand Minn both. 31 Rll.llolto rOII.I4TR BET. rtt.s• coaaatitas. .113 , ;ULAR DITIETIOX. • lawrriaid, living at 47. Dookhain-streat, rsels Isltwlrs• was eltarnal Wawa kr. Hoodoo ..pting 4. "Main, I.y 1:111PAM or • falai ehaftelet. a Ilse service .4 Mr. Gemara Hammond. M the r Parkatreet, firomewrireqoass. 'h....1-see it at.p.arrel that Mr. Hasasonad ..lvertssene•vit in I/ paper. is ermsownone• of which pregoeidell herself at the IwAla out Friday lot I t.. a Mr.. lionsison, Ilonat F.phisim 140401, 1., Wogs, whore @hermit, she had lived Yoe two Teen. trr Mr. Ilaainvisal told her bis smakl go toTtos• Was on Moislay. hot lastest .4 doing so ti.. nUm landlady al Um hotel. C il ett • lost k. id the house for tea years. Having told Mrs. 1.,. eraal, les rettirnr.l to tows, awl tbso feu"' a tle• prie.ner deeloting the situation. Mn. struts to the prieaser, telling her that Mr. How -1 • "add .4 go to Ttinbriar; Wells, boat would write. prie.er then went down to the Hoene H.A. I. and twist waited fur Mr. Homustears let huh rho .4.1 fur as ling direetel to Yrs. Tbonsom, the eulfwe 11.119 awl onvwered it. of Marie gfring ao ea.-Hest character. The prisoner them return.l ••,. awl en pretientior herself at the Gloucester Hotel v morning and elet...; that she woe she hut • tie letter thelinier the sitoation m she t it •.ut h. r. 41. 'IMS into the parinurby Hr. Hat. erliume.l all Ow farts, sad plaulal guilty _ deed the primmer Wes usual& .Lincat. WANI *WORTH. II" PI A DIIVIVULTY. beiingyounst ---- men,narOtWileorge White sad were phie”l In the rinek before Mr. Ingham. ' their own 4:warming' with being downers from , i.mer. wore without their caste, sail WM oily n Un•,r trouwlls sal shirts. _ . No. 117 V mid tart 11141111111111 2 sad • ..$. Tweitity diem.* be was on duty in (ispbant, 1..110f. COMIC up to him and mai.l they fr.. the '4h 'Minion Gouda He that took 1. there any (o:AU in which they ere .I..rrteno • _ „ht. mr thev naly danted the day 1. .e dearters are Dever advanced tinder he I inl they say where they d.seried from? From Ahlershtt, your worst , * Whet do poi soy to this, White! r r That is true, S.F. We started off and got • I !..1.1..ni, when we hula! it rattier too cold, sad WM WOW.' gn heck main. (Lau bier.) Whet do you say, Hayes? • I 4sy the mow, sir. 1 !..1.61.1 They must be committed, sea Informatke •h. W..r otbee. !1 , V.11P111 weer time removed. PALACE. ONI SHILLING DAY. AiiMiasions MI payment. 16,7A6; iv.o tickets, WI; total visitors, 17,176. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, : MAY 30, MO. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'Owci. The railway share market opened this morning a te with firmness, and soon obtained an improvement. toi A relapse followed and the present quotations (after rel making allowance for the circumstsnoe that the IN prices are now quoted for the new account) are not better than those current at 4 o'clock yesterday. Dm London and North Western, South Eastern, and 100 Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks have keen chiefly inquired for. London and North Western stock 00 is now noted 101 to ; Great Western, 40 to ; Yidlaa 1161 to 117 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 106 to * ; Caledonian 901 to * ; South Eastern, se 84 to I • and &stein Counties, 64 to *. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted so dia. to * prem. and Grand Trunk of Canada 100 Railway stock has improved. East Indian Railway los stock is firm. 100 100 ORDINARY SIAM AND BURRS. 100 ZAILWATIL aacsarVal.' Birk..Lan.,debaa.Jonn II Blackburn Blyth and Tyne Bristol and 'tutor Caledonian (Cork and Bandon Corosrall A A oodl paid es naiad Do. B p.c. is to B. Dublin and BaMg Joe. I Dand..Pectb, Abd...in last Anglian 'Lateen Cpuntlea SI 75 77 11* 12* - 1100 6 2 7 2 102 104 90 902 I 100 100 gOi 100 ot. so ft. is [dater; 171;ron,itock Do. Stock ii 7 8 9 16 17 5 4 Me II id IS 17 54f •1 11/ I- : - - WI 'n o ' - 1 6-$: NO I Edinbre7Perth, Dtatee ▪ !Forth sad Clyde Jane. PS 1431eagew et S. Western ▪ Great North ot Scotland !!"llreat northern _ - 17 79 lei 10 1 100 lOl - es. se if!. I f a t 110 110 110 117 131 1/12 U 2 U 4 90 0 • • ate 106 70 u 114 US U 12 100 011 A di. par 96 Z rr, et. I 14 as. M. ,i. at; ii 114 ph w ei 14 81, I 111 147 11 7 e bli IS Ott SY. SIC 96 5 3 *3 103 . 101 U } Th 64 45 46 14 16 114 111 We 15 4 W W M w 4 i 41 43 SO 84 117 68 TS w 11 8 ebi 3 4 I 9 : mil u • uk u le • M 0 VII la. f 101 148 111 116 109 111 110 111 100 111 124 118 61 83 110 11/ 76 76 116 118 111 112 105 106 66 87 99 101 99 91 91 93 103 106 91 17 IS 10 104 . 7 . 4 . 76 1 14 ii i 0 1 a Ise 111 116 116 116 118 136 163 116 118 103 106 116 167 1112 126 11l 70 11 22 111E4 7 ail ill ItB i ill To I i 140 US let US 96 95 11l 111 110 112 l e 1 Pro o 7 1 Of Vs i pia 24 is lis ta UL TS 75 10 10} 13 i 23 9 101 103 101 103 89 91 90 101 86 ad la 29 O =I si 19 00 48 MAYS. .4 - 1 - 1 I ,I 4 21 r 4: lie Me gi 01 1:1 ink i lei - IY4 ::. 11 117 Pa l 14 1 SO I 11 dial 13 15 4 8 xcl I S dts ir i tiv . tt avi II dls Obi ii Wei 1021 .... It i 94111161 1 141! I,iiil ai. 6, 001 1,014 iii:iiil 10,000 l 100,000 l 40.174 40,000 j 40,0001 3 _ _ ,261' 11,1!0 3,015 1,000 50,000 L2,1)00"I xd BIITUIII /01111111110MB. 3AIIWAIIII, 1m:i ... r .,... :c. i. i. .. F ..., 9 - 011 307Xiw all Do. Prime* 100 Bod.,Draxt,.lloodstieb p.o. Bda, Asi. 1,1872 endoriedbylluft.ll,ll. 100 Do. July 1, 1873, ditto 100 Do. June 1, 1874, ditto Cskotts & 8 Pastern I tn.per.&Doe,ktip.e.gua 71 = s ee ea& Esstern 100 last India& 16 Ds. litoodon 15 Do. Jubbulpore all Do. p. ct. DeWitt all Do. sp. et. do all Oeeto & Hellmoorso 100 Orand Truk of all Do. 6 pee of AIL all Do.doe.PreL6= all Do. • pse et all Do.l per et. all Do. do. 1/111' all Do. do. M is I 01 Ma 4e e 4 } 61 9 to TO TO 18 73 i ells i pm 2. _i3l2 DM Great Ischia -• • • 6 Do. Nor pp 10 GL 6. ot India g. u e u t. all Gt. Wist Canada. ll s IS Do. Now an Do.Dds.,par76.opt.tlll6o all Do. do. 73 opt. MU OD all Da. do. 73 wlthoutop. all D0.61p.d.8da,pay.77 100 Madras Guar. 4e per Cl . 100 Do. do. I per et. 100 Do. af per et. Hates 10 Do. 4th Zito". do. WO Melb.Gorp.6p. et. an It. /Iranterlekrh 1 Of dla 101! 104} . 11: 1414 1011 11 12 91 Sli 39 13 9 78 80 $2 64 78 80 46 70 46_ 70 clam A cap. eti. all Do. do. Imad de all Do. do. B eap. all Do. do. lead do. U. Dude (Limited) 10 0 6 0 rInde 6 Do. Nabob 1 Do Indill/lot.g. p.el 1 Trialdadjlialted.Saelp 100 Ms 2 2 11dts 14 1 98 100 98 100 98 100 99 94 IS 90 18 99 Kati et.l to,too , et. .... 9..1 I V f 'L 7 I 7 ico, 3 94 1 : I 4 OkNorth.4p.e Jaallaly 100 Neefolk4p.o.Nat.allept. 100 N. Sid. 4p. et. Jsa.&Jely 100 Od.Wate.ie.66pet.6o. 100 I Uooool N. Isai. 6p. et. 100 DLONIAL 00VaifiZ2 - a Contiov.6p.e.laa. D 0.6 per coot., 18h Do. 6 per ord. 1676 Do. 6por coot., 1680 Do. 6 per et. Tob.lkA Do. ever ct. 14141 Do. 6 per ono. .... Do. do. Now Bransw.o B .7. l l, N.& Widest:iv. p. o. Do. a p. e., 1871 to Do. I p. c., 1866 Noes Seopo 6 p : el. aIT7ITO 1670 lOO 1876 lOO 1180 lOO &Aug 100 esp 100 100 41 Ip.ct lOO .100C100 1870100 100 egg 100 ,Boo ds uly l 1 00, !JOO 'cOst.lloo DA. roman: unis Awl Gov.' p. o.lk Via.Ov.4lp. e.7eu.t4 Dada. ep.e.Apir.ti • Alfred Coax. (Phill4,llol larltisk Iron Coo. Cruise.) East Basset ) fiat Cando° . . 1t7W12. Rummel (Tallith.) Grumbler & Rt. Aubya. Great South Tolima O. Wh. Alfred Phil lack) O. Wh. Vor (1Ielaton) gyetivtile Herod's-Foot flingdon Down lAdy Berths (May Want) Her s$ N. Frances N. Wh. Basset (Mogan) North Wheal Crony Par Cone. St. Blaney ) . Providence IT. LelanD. Sortritige Con. Min. Co. 10: (.leer).. Caro Brea ,Illogan) S. Devon Iron & Oon. Mining (Lm. S. W. Frances ( ) Stray Park Tamartfil.&l4a4Ma.C Tin Croft Vale of Towey (Cars ) West Ikutset • Illogaa) W. Csradon n (laskeard) Waft seton wh. Bowel (Illogan) Wh. Buller ,;11.edruthl . Wh. Edward ~Caletwil) Wh. Kitty i Un. Lelant) Wheal Mary Ann I in. Trelawney (Llak.)l ro. I Bh. ,000 100 ,600 ~000 00 002 100 ~OCIO 10 000 00 .000 10 .1L 1117259 71. as. IT& 12.12.9 4L It LS.6. FIL1& 101, 102 i 63 2 79 10% 6k 92 96 100 10i 109 102 92 96 l u&A LT. ,owGN 111/aB. murns _ 77 -- i !Australian Bon Accord, Limited Beitaimp (taat6Lpm ) Do. Bt. John del Boy - n s 000 l 100 20,6001 100 60,000 20.11 25,000 100 25,000 20 80,000 20 4 II 1 11 171 11116 4146 461 116 126 Do. land it Min. Co. Cia.Con. kin. Co. Jana Cobre Copper Coplapo Dun Mountain Copper fortuity. ()corral Co. Northern Copper of 8. Australia (Um.) Kapunds (Lim.) Linares lanitanlan Marioulta N. Rhine Copper of 8 Australia (9nt) Ponttima i d p nl Roottleh Auatin. (IMO United Mexican Worthing Do. JOINT STOCK IS} 1S cd Cie 49_ Sc i i Ile lie 111 46 ii 40 33 3i SI 1 1 an I all 112 isiT 1 li 1.31,3146. d 109 e il ii 4 6 1 lot 76 78 335 346 160 160 90_100 44 rim sad U. liar. nmak Australasia Ark of leapt Bati of London - till 16 16 Bank of Turkey Brill& N. America Mort. Bank of India, IT 14 WI IS 106 106 1 U I n - Zierair putt* Mere. of India,' Lon., and China U,. eolonial,_ _id 63 n 4 1 CI. prism I Saila - - - ---- IPOZ Pm I I I 21 000 so 00.000 60 60.000 100 :o 10.000 1 100 25,000 20 20,000 60 26,000 20 50,400 25 25, 20 10,030 100 4,000 111 10,000 U 40,000 IS 00,000 60 4 1115 r eOot. of Winds Com. of London kft. Scot.& Anal. (lurid 0. Bank of Mwitaorland Lon. Ch. Rank of Austad London and County London Joint ktack Lon. and Weatrainator IWO. Prot of Maenad "-- 1. -- L;o:NeW --- National Hank New South Wales Oriental Hank Corpora Ottoman Hank Provinelatirt South Aurtrolla Lo, New Unlou of Australis Vigor) of London Mutual 29 29 owirLiuis._ 43 43 11_ is Ms per i I Pat the Lae i pir I I 66 et fie ty 61 IA • • to 360 1000 47,000' 10 60 4,400 1 60 Anglo-Yeah:an X Artetmilan Agricia • • • • Atlantic TeL (tam) Berlin Waterworks Brit. American land Brit.& Irish Mag. TeL • Do. B par aMI Mt De. 0 Canada land 1a i to 30 32 10,000 50 10.000 15 MOO 100 0,000 Bt. 14,115 111 rkon 1 rO,OOO 1 10,100 10 111 U 16} 161 13 134 17 18 i - 4 sil 1 1? te 19 21 13 16 116 190 6 8 62 IT 24 124 30 34 IN 100 103 100 106 107 par 1 pai 14 Si i 17) 254 - Channel Islands TeL (L Cop. Dino( Eng.& green. Do. Pref. 7► per cent Crystal Palace Do. Preference Do. 6 p. et. Perp. Deb Electric Telegraph _ _ Do. New Rng. and Aust. Cop. Gen. nteent Navigation Gnat ship (Limited) Indian and Anat. Tel Lon. District Tel. acl • • London Di.count L) Lon. (en. grnalbtis Co. Madre, !reign. tt Canal MediterraneanElec.Tet. Itedlter. En. Tel. iLlnu) National Dhseount Co NerbuddsCoalklronl ) Netherlands ;gad_ ~ 11 3 11 1 . 1 1 ak ; — Do7i — p7.. trait dit 1 N. Sturm tt N. Boat. Ld N. Wit. Australasian Oriental Ou Do. " New !harm i 4 I Ws . Oil 10 0 . 1h -- 1 L — pi l e orre.. In.w. ( i .) Do. do. Peel River Lod• Mia. Paolo. and Orlin. Mani Y 44 TT 14 ISI Ul si..t.ut, - Do. New Red Bea 4 Ind. TeL Ai p. c forsOmby Dr. Gov DDlTaw w lren Bora KIM Stews Scottleh And. Invests /loath Auetrallan Land Submarine TeL Scrip Do. do. Begleterod ft La. Co. Up. Cam Via tilassal LM t, &dial 1 I . 11 4 4 40 1 110 . ilk ONBY MAREE7.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cioce. The funds opened this morning with steadiness, but have since become flatter, in answer to a decline on the Paris Bourse. Console are now quoted 1 per cent, lower than yesterday afternoon. Business remains quiet. In the other departments of the Stock Ex change prices are likewise lees strong than at an earlier period of the day ; but upon the whole steadiness prevails. The fortnightly settlement iu shares and foreign stocks, which will be completed to-morrow, engages chief attention. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69.45, being nearly per cent, lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 951, 1, and 1 for money, and 951 and for the account. The present quotations are 951, "buyers," for money, and 96/ to 1, for the 6th of June. The official business report is as follows :---Bank Stock, 229, 227/, 229; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93/, ; New Three per Cents., 93}, ; Indian Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 106/, f ; Five and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paper, 1021, 103 ; India Bonds, 75., 3s. die. ; Exchequer Bills, 75., 10e. prem. There is no revival of business in the foreign stock market, and prices remain without alteration of importance. The Turkish loan of 1854 is quoted 741 to 75, and that of 1858, 571 to 1. The scrip of the New Brazilian loan is marked dis. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian • Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 91 ; ditto Four • and-a-Half per Cents., 1860 (scrip), die. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66 (exchange 12 florins) • Mexican Three per Cents., 21/ Spanish Three per Cents., 471, 48 ; Turkish . Six per Cents., 1854, 75, 743 ; ditto Six per Cents. - 1858, for account, 58. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company have advanced to 11 to 1/ prem. An instalment of 25 per cent., making 50 par cent, paid, becomes payable on Friday next on the Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan of 1,373,0131. No gold has been taken to the Bank during the last few days, owing to the absence of supplies. As long as the foreign exchanges remain at their pre sent position, any further considerable sum that may come to hand will probably be retained here. The 94,000/. by the West India steamer, however, will be sent abroad. The mail steamer Oneida has arrived at Liabob from Brazil, but has only 2,1001. in specie. The Tagus has taken 30,0001. from Southampton for the Peninsula. The shipments of silver by the Calcutta and China steamer of the 4th June are likely to exceed 200000/., principally for the latter country. The bar silver by the Atrato, from the West Indies, was sold yesterday for the East at ss. 10. per ounce, showing no change, and the Mexican dollars at ss. 20., being id. higher than the price realised for the supply by the previous Mexican packet. In the interval, however, transactions have occurred above the present rate. In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon no alteration of importance occurred. The rates are shown below : _ -- --- - Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.161 to 1; ditto, short, 11.141 ths t to 1; Rotterdam, 3 mon 11.161 to 17; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.30 to 5 ; Ham Mu. bum), 3 months, 13.51 tet Paris, 3 days, 1112 to 171 ; ditto, 3 mon th s, 25.95 t 140; F r a nkfort -ce-the- • e, 3 months, 1171 to 1 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 941 to 1 ; Vienna (eV. So.), 3 months, 13.85 to 75 ; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13.65 to 75 ; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to 1 ; Cade; 3 months, 491 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 mou th s, 30.40 to 5; Genoa, 3 months, 25.40 to 5; Naples, 3 mouths, 391 to 1; Lisbon, 10 days, 521 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 522 to 1. It was mentioned yesterday that another broker's firm in the Stock Exchange have been required to furnish an explanatioa to the committee for hay -1 ing conducted some speculative transactions for Pullinger. The committee will proceed further with the matter to-day. Meanwhile, it is only fair to the firm in question to mention that an erroneous idea has gone forth respecting the amount of these transactions. It appears that as far back as the year 1856, the brokers in question, who are also brokers to the Union Bank of London, received from Pullinger, who made no pretence whatever of secrecy, an order to purchase 10,0001. of Turkish stock. One-half of this amount Pullinger represented to be for account of a third party whom he named. The order was executed, and the third party retired in due course his moiety of the stock bought. This transaction, it must be borne in mind, occurred before the Stock Exchange Committee issued the warning to their members against carrying on speculative dealings for clerks without the knowledge of their employers. Pul liuger's object may perhaps have been to try what chance there was of his being enabled to open a large speculative account in this quarter. With the exception of a few commissions of quite trifling amount, the firm had nothing open with Pullinger save the remaining 5,0001. of Turkish stock, which he represented to be for account of a friend whose name he did not give up. The brokers did not "continue" the transaction from account to amount on the Stock Exchange, but paid for the 5,0001. stock themselves at the first settlement, and held it, contract-notes, representing the fortnightly " difference," peening between them and Pullinger at each settlement. The affair remained in this position until March last, when the firm absolutely refused to go on. Pullinger there upon closed the transaction. The brokers, it is understood, are perfectly ready to repay to the Union Bank the amount of the " differences " that have arisen on these dealings, but urge that the entire transaction was carried out in good faith on their part, and that they had no reason whatever to suppose that the version of the affair put for ward by Pullinger was incorrect. It is understood that the allotment of the shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Com pany cannot be effected until Saturday ; or, pos sibly, Monday. Before the allotment takes place the directors will probably, as a matter of courtesy. send a reply to each of those subscribers to whose applications they find it impossible to accede. It is intimated that the Himalayan Tea Com pany is not to be proceeded with, and that the de posits are to be returned. The prospectus of the Clifton Suspension Bridge Company is honed. The nominal capital is 35,000/. The works for a suspension bridge at Clifton have been suspended for some years. As the suspension bridge over the Thames at Hungerford is about to be taken down in order to construct a girder bridge for the railway from Charing-cross to London bridge, it is proposed to adapt the chains, super structure, and anchorage from Hungerford to the works at Clifton. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, shows an increase of 4132/. sterling. An extraordinary meeting of the Graissessac and Beziers Railway Company is called for the 2nd of July, at Paris, "to resolve upon the measures which will be proposed by the directors in conse quence of the present situation of the company." The annual meeting of the South Tyne Colliery Company is called for the 7th of June, and will be made special, " for the purpose of taking such di rections on the company's affairs generally as may be considered necessary." The preparations for the fortnightly settlement in British railway stocks show a dimin shed amount of floating speculation. Operators r the rise appear to have closed their accounts to a great extent during the last fortnight, whilst the reduc tion in prices hat induced investments in some stocks by the public. The rates of "continuation" have, consequently, declined, as compared with those quoted at the last settlement. The terms current yesterday morning were as follows ; London and North Western . ito 1 per cent. contaugo %lit Western -16 to 3-16 percent. do. Idiscishire sad Tiekddre Berwick 'a to per cent do. Midland ' to per cent. do. Caledonian South Eastern Great Northern 5.16 to 7-16 per cent. do. North British l-16 to 3-16 per cent. do. The Spartan has arrived from China with 796,500 lbs. of tea. The ship Clarence has been taken up for the conveyance of troops to Madras, and the Vittoria, to Calcutta. The undermentioned are also to carry stores :—The Warrior Queen, for Calcutta ; Wid linixt, for Madras ; Duke of Wellington, for Bom bay ; and the Warrior, for Kurrachee. TUZSDAT ETWIO• Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to for the 6th of June, opened this morning at 954 to 1, and closed at 95 5-16 to 1. The official businees re port is as follows :—Three per Cent: Consols, for money, 951, ; ditto for account (June 6), 954, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93}, g ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1,4, ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 174 ; Bank Stock, 2281 ; India Stock, 221, 222, 290 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1061 1 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 103 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961, 1 ; India Bonds, 3s. dia. For the July settlement the last price of Consols was 951, or equal to 941 ex div. The " continua tion" was I to 5-16 per cent., including income tax. The "put and call" for the whole of the July account was only 13-16 tot per cent. This rate seems to be very low, consiering the unset tled condition of foreign politics. The Indian Five per Cent rupee paper was quiet at 974 to 98, and the Five-and-a-Halt per Cent. at 1021 to 103. The Indian Five per Cent. stock, of 1859, was firm, at 1061 to 107. Exche quer Bills were quoted 7s. to 10s. prem. India Bonds were more inquired for, and were marked 3a. die. The foreign stock market remains inactive, with little change in price. The Turkish Loan of 1854 was quoted 74 to 75, and that of 1858 574 to / for the present, and 571 to 68 for the next account. Mexican Bonds were quiet, at 211 to 1. In the market for bank shares to-day the oral alteration of moment was a decline in Union Bank of London, which closed at 241 to 25. The miscel laneous share market was quiet, at former prices. The quotations for the shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insuran 2/ to 24 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, c rt prem., " buyers ;" Universal Marine Insurance, to t prem. ; London and South African Bank, 1 to dia. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ter Lacy= TILIGIA111.) IiLiNCHISTKR MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) PHILLIPS' HANDICAP. About awe 6 Mingo, Lanwittenet, Ripon, Montrose, Ga 7 447 Lady Gramme, Isi Hollandaise, He to Rylinorie, Despr, and Jessamine are here. UNION CUP. About one mile and a belt. Jack Sprang, Mader Besot, Little Agnes, Imesquenet, Ripon, Sir Willi m, Horace, Rising Sun, Druid, g by Vatiaus, Button, A nd over e, Grosvenor, kin Lucy, North Imiembize, Libelous , f bobbin, Sis to Rylstone, and Consolation are here. TRAFFORD HANDICAP. One mile. Lsq IA" Lustre, Adelaide, Heinewerd,Bourid, Annie, Rammer. and Sim Hawley use ben. SAPLING STAKE. ..... Doe Poor, Royal Primer. Amain, Li,atcher, Lily, Re lief. The age, ead Emblem& ere here. PRODUCE STAMM. Mile sad tbreelnartera Risks. Lady Catherine, Bab at Ek.vrster, Crainand, and Birdcage are bore. Oren ARRIVALS. —Floaeymooe, Walkingtoa, Corona. Onward, Chu, Onria, and Beethoven. LATENT BETTING. UNION CUP. 4 to 1 aittlitittnelt:) 4to 1 Bir W m (t) 6 to 1 fiance (t) 10 to 1 Eking San (t) 10 to 1 Druid (t) 12 to 1 12 to 1 (t) Lacy (t) 14 to 1 Mostar &got (:) ROYAL DRAMATIC COLLRGE.-(TRM DAY.) This afternoon the first annual general meeting of the subserthers to this isstitutios was held on tie star al the Now Adalpii Thestre, Mr. Baal/AIN Wurna the drib. Mr. Airmen read a report, showing the present fineacial coedition of the college. Oa the motion of the Cnallutts, seconded by Mr. Catena°, the report was adopted. The followMg radiate& were elected us council for the seat three years :—Mr. B. Webster (master) ; Bic Geo. Annytmge, Bert., Mr. R. Bell, Mr. Alpheus C. Sellars, Mr. Augustus *sham, Mr. H. Cometon, Mr. T. P. Cooke, Mr. W. Creiwick, Mr. Cellreford, Sir William de bathe. Mr. Charles Dickers', Mr. W. S. Emilen, Mr. Charles Kean, Mr. R. Nelsen Lee, Mr. Theo,lore Martin, the Bee. Edward Moore, Mr. John Meridian. Mr. W. Ray mond Hams, Mr. J. J. dietitian, Mr. A. Wigan, and Mr. Willett. On the motion of Mr. Woorsnuna SIVP4AX, seconded by Sir G. Ammo; a cordial vote of thank, was awarded to Mr. Webster. Tres Rnunous Cwrava roe 1801.—Very vigo rous monies are, we understand, likely to be takes to con visa the Hones of Commons az! the Government of the depot and adties excited by Sir G. Levies in tention to persist in atig for the " religious profession" of thepeedw H in t ...k, pe o bgbly on Wednesday, 'conference wdf be convened in Westminster of leading men of all de nominations to discuss the question in company with thee M.P.'s—and they are an increasing number— who are opposed to this " giytntic farce and fraud," as the Deify Ners describes it We trust that assembly will be truly representative and canprehessive, and that the decisions et which it will arrive will be unmistakable. It is clear, from the HOMO Secretary's reply to Mr. Dillweem question on Friday, that he moans to persevere with hie " religious pentagon " proposal if the House of 041111114141• will allow him. immediate and energetic action is therefore required on the part of dissenters, not only is London, but throughout the country. We would easiest the advisability of bolding . sim il ar repre sentative meetings al ministers and laymen in all our prin cipal towns to decide upon combined measures, in addition to urgent personal appeals from electors to their represen tatives, and that reports of such meetings should appear in the local press.—Nomeoisfonisist of this day. Ts' Divest:a Coosa.—The Divorce Court Bill, which will enable the Judge-Oriliaary in all asses to sit alone in the lint instance, without waiting for other judges to sit with him has now pawed the Hones of Lads, and waits the pleasure of the House of Commons. An appeal from the decision of the Judge-Ordinary to a full court already lies in certain caeca, and to these the bill adds the question of the grant of a new trial. There is goo a peni ses in the hill that no Mane for • divorce shall lie absolute for three month., sad during that time say person may show to the court that there Lisa been collusion, or that materiel fact, have been impressed ; oir information may be given to the Queen's Procter, who, if he suspect. collusion, may in tervene in the suit. --- Naas:a TO Ga.canaL ICTOLLYA.—A farewell din ner wee yesterday Oven by the gentry and tradermen resi dent in the neighbourhood of A Ide,hott, to Lieutenant- Oeneral litany., lately commanding the camp, in recogni tion of hie uniform urbanity and his continuous effects to pmenote the welfare of Aldersbott and its vicinity. The dinner was held at the (slob-hose, Abler.hott, and about 1 30 ..g psesons were present, among whom were C a pt a i n Us (chairman), Mr C. Pharr, Mr. Roupell . M. P., he. The Chairman, la • •• The health of General Kenny's," dwelt upon the ex lent order that had prevailed is the camp during the gallant ollicer's ef , mrsuull, and upon his encensing aorta to promote the comfort, not on ly of the midlevel under his catrol, but of all who dwelt in the vicinity of the camp. The compliment was duly acknow. lodged by the plant general, who expressed the great ',lm mure he Mt at lading that his good wishes and lie,t efforts were so well appreciated. After Norse other bouts bad bees disposed Of the company separated. The dinner and wines were provided by Mr. fllater, purveyor to the Aldershott nub, awl did credit alike to his cellar and his maim,. The band of the sth Dragoon (Mach wax in attendance, and gave great pleasure by its excellent per formance. SINGULAR AXD FATAL ACCIDENT TO A CHILD. OW flaierday afternomioni • little boy two years and seven month" old, mused Hoary :ave Harvey, son of Jame, Harvey, Wotan.. of Southgate-street. at this town, was steadies apes a box about • foot high, he fell backwards Hi• mother sad sisals were in the Pol.l ' and he was picked inimedistely, wises he appeared to be choked, and Mr. up R. Didion wee seat for, but toe child shed before be arrived. On emanating the laaly, Mr. Daiwa &mill fled so esteraid injury to account for death, hut no putties hie finger in the child'e month he found a nail with • dat top mid about au inch in length on the top of the windpipe, which choked t h e child and aimed its death. The Rad was similar to those mad by clugmokers.—Bary end Morrie* Peet. si. 11; iii: pi ARUM IN IRILAND.--fianial accounts from the town of Due&lk mamma the armlet there on %stunlay of a lavisher of persons, said to be implic a t e d in some couspinmy • but whether connected with the old bead coefed:wation or the more recent Phonic piotie sot yet made very dear. The arrest was made with ands precision sad quietens that the towns. C!mew aotinuig of the affair Moaday wee *. k sathorities are reported to he in pommakes of inform*. tans regarding the ransilications of the ounepracy, and it is aided that holding rather a respectable sieges in life ere ion • . Me Pitsmaarke, the resident magi*. trate, is hag information against the alleged comphatora, sad it is believed that several ears warrants are is the heeds of the police, which will be duly exe.uted. Tai 107 TaMPULATI3II. —I am but a poor phyla* sad an indiffereet metaphysician ; nevertheless I hove observed that the past majority of stupid quarrels betwes friends sat members of the name family, of and slaualit,n.u. ivnir es of unoffending a uth ors , o f upon the British eoustitution o 4 despairing prophetic of its ruin, and of privlictions that the world is to per within the I 4val period 04 sir months, so also what are called religion revivals, originate in the months of November, lirendler, or Jautiary. la Fehruary the emulative spirit aill gnat, hut it is more lively and elastic thou before. Mullen alsoe, dogni..tie 11.•nunciatiou, soil positive assertion, late,. tom • anionic t•ose; a symptom 04 amendment which, in March reeolet. itself into irony. In April we begin to lewt, sad tampion. .4 ronciliati•M 1.•-••• me apparent. In , M • we agree, so far as W.• can, pruvioled the breach he sot Irreparable, to merge ditfenaces and he friends, and to drnp all unnecamay deaussion. .lone, with the excep tive of those exemplary patriots who sit an the H o use of Cormier, no huinun Leingeo t urrn a hims e lf w i t h ?With . % or polemics, but, following nature s stigg.otion. applies himself to strawberriee and 4.lluct-cup. In Jul.. old F a th er Thamce, who is really a public benefactor, must judiciously stinks but, k in k so d c..mnwue out of their magnificent pekoe • and the grouse, partridges, and pheasants. of August, Sep: timber, sad October, contribute Ltrgely to the safety of th e body politic, by preventing speenlative lagielation during the period when they are attiorahle by the sport.. mash The cackling .4 the gee.' in ap,i,rbt Home usee save d the republic---the crowing •4 the mull imek on OW beriberi him may pesibly bane rescued Britain from some impend ing but self-impeed calamity.—Blentruosts Maya:int for June. OgrOgn, WOICSATNR, AND WOLTINNAMPTON RAILWAT.--n• total traffic receipts of this eionpany for the fertaight ending the 20th of Ilse have been 10,00/. 7s. Id. ; and for the eorreePreeling fortnight of IMO they were 9,4710. Os. Ild. The expenditure annmetn to 4,34f.d. 78. 10d., or at the rate of 4066 per cent.; whilst thee:Denies far the corresponding fortnight .if lii. ai,e,ented t o AT.w 3v. Ild., or at the rate of :M.titt per cent. The aggregste reoeipts fur the lint tea fortnights and one flay of the half, year amount to 98,4651. 141. 101., 11% a ;dant fIn.S.TIL Ild. fur the corresponding ten fortnights and two days of the previous year. Anil the wregate expenses for the first tea fortnights end nee day of the half-year amount to 41,V471. 17s. Od., being at the rate iif 42.52 per cent,, as against 36,3731. Ss el. for the eorresponding ten fort nighte and two days of the previous year, ur at the rate of 43.13 per mat. ROYAL Fate HOSPITAL, ORAT'A-INIC-ROAD.—The number at patients relieved at this h.npotaZ during the week Gediz( Kay 20 wee 2,616, of which 718 wen sew saw. Do. A Steel IgDo. D stock 01. South & West. (Ds.) Onnt _ Do.StaarVaLGen.Stk. 'Lamblna Yarkablre rakiek . ooks ml w o l e l Lai= B ADov. larks & None I — D — ZsTilifiti;" ILoodont boattiWealan _Do. sold IS IMan.,Shaf.,*Lincolash 4 Metropolitan 1011101 and 110 Do. Blew &Dort, O. Western Ire.; Newcastle and Carlisle I igewpori,AtTei 9 l'icwry& Annagh.det. an Newry, Warreap. &Ica 100 Norfolk Nnrthers Coquinas Ua LOU North British all North Devon R&M d D all Dn. A _ _ _ . . Luton,— Bondek Do. O. N.. 1. Pure. Lmsti.:- 4.7 lif lie I 1! 1 I_sl. 11 ii. li R. u at. IC et U 1i tlt 1( fl 4. 1( at. 1( ii. lii l ie i 4 ii York .... DO North London all tiorthtS.WestarnJuna all North Staffordshire 10 Nutt.gOrnsitharoli&C 00 Oxford,Wor.,4l Moira all 'Peebles all Portsmouth all Rhymney Oil SootUsh Central 00 Scottish N. E Atari* 00 Scottish Midland 00 Shropshire Union all litittingbourood Shows 00 South Devon CO South Pastern 00 'South Wales MO S. Yorksh. tt Elver Dun all :Staines, Wokinglintoka all Stockton & Darlington 9 Ditto ditto 100 Tad Vale all Wand 10 Do. Do. 10 V"lo Noah . _ !ii74, - ;i:e . Vl7. iiii.074.1 - 41 Weal Cornwall iWat Landon I&4& & noisy 4 p. at ilt Callodoolaa, ClO Dan Itirth,t Aber. Joe left AsigUs", A. ot Do. ii, ap p , ed Do. C 7 p. at I. Colin. Ex., 5 p.4. No.l Do. __ do. N!).2 100 Fa; Ner743 p. 100 Zastara Uslon. 4 p. et. 100 Edict Glassoer,6 p. et. 100 Idhs.,Parth,Dun_4. p.c. 100 Omit Nosthern, 6p. et. 100 Do.4e.recLat 10 p.ct.prn. 100 Do. 41 per oast. 80 Do6p.c.restat 6 p.c pm all CIL N' Ilestlasd. tit Pref. Gt.W444.o3arkatilants 100 Da rodsso. 41 p. cent 100 Do. redeem 6p. cent 100 Do. lrredeem. 4p. ct. 100 Do.sp.ct. redeem Pref. all Do. Sinn. Pref. Shares all Do.ChesterPf.l3b.Bp.e. all Do. do. do. 6p. e. 100 Do. Biro). Goa. Stock all Do. Chest. Oua. Shares oil Do. do. do Do. do. do LA/10.& Yorksh. ep.c.Bt Loadaktild...6 p.e Gus 111 No. 1 Do. 5 p.e. do. No. Do. Wu do. Do. ire. do. NO. 4 Do. p.a. do. Do. p.c. pd. sit. do Tp.e.Pref.Stock St. Alt. 44 WI Lon.dathaso wad Dover irlo s ter a r e eoler i. t : Do. MI Do. 111 per cent .. Dn. redeemable 6 p.et. Ittihad Cone.6p.elkodi Do.Cotit Br& 8.6p.e. Do. tiled. Pref. Beech Do. W.& Heckle New.* Aberito,prr.ap. e.,with option =UM Norfolk sp. et Mt North British 5 per omit Do. 116. Gun 5 p et. Do. Border Union gas Nitsa—BerwAl p.e.Prt tio M 1 0.. Do. Lelia p.ei. No. I Do. York. H. k &pore. North Staffordshire.... W.etWol.dp.e. sada gal Wow Prod c 0111.1.3. p.ol. Do.Abor. ga.4 p.o. Do. p. et. Prot. stock . Devon Plood 4 p. a. La (Road. An htn Do. • oat .. iher I 100 Do. Iliad 44 per coat 100 e. Wake goo. 4 p. rout. I 100 Do. 41 per cent 100 R. Yorkshire 4p. c. goo all Stock.ellissilnigtonip.c. all Do. dn. Dep.& all Do. do. C 6 p.c. 100 Water.* Yilkami76p.a. YORZION 'Antwerp & Itotterdam Ardennes Illabladen ler= 7p.e KlVes Z. & j B. Persan&; °6 ledees to Oralseoseen Omen= Mini & LLL MaNxten,in D~{aA EMnbh .. illentern of rlllllOll ed. insahut gua 0. p. a 01. Central of France SOS Luxesube Conat. db ,Itallan Junction Lab Conatanre & Bile lU~~e o eee and Turnhout I and Geneva ilaein INatiadtlasee By the Do. p.c. Prf. f Ntetkin of France. FT)o7:4;eri 4 liaWs , ^Norwegian Trunk rms. :Pula Lyons. and Yedt Paris and Orleans :MM. and K. Francisco I (Pernunthuce g. 7p. c. I Win and 0;4 a ur al ? . R and ;Royal Malik Soya Ihredtch I Do. 7 per cent. and Meuse Dab— percent Pref SenPaulojim. g 7 pent ,S. Suet et Lotn.Venetian Southern of Prance West blunders . . I. I. per cent. itsg. watt N. W. of Weaken a! Audits 11 I 111 MINES.-21118 DAY. Two o'Creom. In the mining market to-day East Wheal Russell and Stray Park shares are dull ; the former are quoted 11 to }, whilst the latter are marked in the Stock Exchange, 53 and 52}. Tincroft shares have been dealt in at 41, and West Caradon, at 7& Vale of Towey are quoted 10a. 6d. to lls. lid., and. Tenter Consols, 2} to 2t. St. John del Rey Mining shares are inquired for, and have been dealt in at 29, both for money and the account. Other foreign, as well as colonial mining shares, are quiet. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received by telegram from Lisbon the following report, dated Morro Velho, 28th April, 1860 :—Produoe for March, 38,330 oitavas ; coat for March, 8,8391. ; profit for March, 4,8686.; produce for 20 days of April, 19,440 oitavas. At the bimonthly meeting of West Camden Mining Company held yesteiday, a dividend of 21. and a bonusof 10a. per s ha re were declared, and 4,028/. Ge. 4d. was can ied over to the next account. A moat satisfactory report from the manager was read, expressing the utmost confidence in the continuous prosperity of the company. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK-(THIS DAY.) Since last Saturday the weather in the United Kingdom, has been very unsettled. Last Sunday night it blew a but. ricane from the N.W. A great deal of rain fell, and in the uorth of England a heavy _snow fall is reported. The tem. peature has been very oo ld, and in some places has lowered to freezing point. Some damage has been done to the growing corn crops, which now want genial warmth to bring them fares rl to maturity. The attendance of the trade in Mark-lane today was small, the tone quiet, but firm ; prices of most articled! unaltered. The supply of home-grown grain was small, and of country-made flour fair. The imports of foreign grain into London since last Monday were nported this morning as fair of flour, small of wheat, small of barley, and small of oats. WllRAT.—English, held at last Monday's rates. Foreign, unaltered at last Monday's prices. FLOUR quiet at last Monday's prices. BARI= improving in demand at last Mondny's decline. OAre in moderate demand at last Monday's quotations, say 6d. per qr. cheaper than lest week. )31ANIL—FAleilh . and Egyptian quiet at last Megiday's currency. PTAS unaltered, at last Monday's prices. CURIUM QUOTATIONS, DUTT PAID. WHICAT.-E4lish white, 48e. to 60e. ; red, gin to 5 6. per qr. ; Diuituo and Konigsberg, 58e. to 64e. per 4941 b. ; Rostock, 545. to 58e. • other Baltic porta, 465. to 61s. ; French, red, 50e. to as. ; white, 66e. to 58a. FLOUR.-'town, 46e. to 60e. ; Norfolk, 37e. to 38a. pet 2801. ; French, 38e. to 425. per 2ElOlb. ; American (United States), 2se. to 32... per barrel. Damn. -English, 26e. to 465. per qr. ; Ratio, 24z. to 355. ; other wrti, 265. to 28e. per qr. OATS. -British, 22e. to 28s. per qr. ; Russian, 245. to 255. per qr. ; other Baltic porta, 24z. to 2.54. per BEAN& -Engliali tick, 33e. to Me. ; borrow, 395. to 42e. per qr. Foreign, 32.. to 40e. per qr. Egyptian, 33a. to Gd. per qr. PEAS. boilers, 38e. to 40e. ; hog anal grey, 345. to 358. • foreign white, 36e. 38e. FLOAING Cannozz.--Since last Friday 16 graindadmi vessel" were reported arrived at porta of call, via.:-4 wheat, 6 Ivirley, 4 maize, 2 rye. The lateet sales were :-Wheat arrived-New Odessa, Ohirka, Ms T i re 49211 a., less 1. per cent., buyers having option to reject 20 =gaged ; Cads, 80e. 9d per 4801 be. Make arrived -345. 6d. per 49211 x., buyers having option to reject 25 qrs. damaged. Barley arrived-Danube, equal to 264.3 d. per Imp. qr. • Danube, at 275. 3d. per 40911,1. Wheat c ontinues firmly maintained in pr i ; maize and barley quiet, at prices unaltered liner last lifondar. There are now off the coast about 10 cargoes offering sale, viz., 3 wheat, 4 maize, 3 barley. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM MAY 18TO MAY 30. EOOll4O and 84:0444t. Bt h. Berets= 060 .• .. I 4010 SO 4420 6000 •' • ' Mnumt Earle) Malt laglish Sack Roar 70 ; 6 Foreign Flour, barrows, 1300 sacks. MINCING-LANE,-(THIS DAY•) Thn market opened for the weelithie morning. Sun...H.—The lerge public sales are progressiog at about previous rates. Refined steady. Comes.--The public sales of this article are also going off without showing any material alteration in prices. Tr.....—The Wee conunenced to-day, and thus far haws sold at previous rates. Rica steady. Sinew have gone off at about previous rates. Rum without alteration. Markets generally have a steady appearance. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady ; prices are quoted as follows • Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, Ws. 6d. ; Jame, 51a. 9d. ; July to Sept., 51a 9d. ; Oct. to Deo., 51s, 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARIEWf.—(THIS DAY.) Memo. Pettenden and Smith report the market is Inn ; the fete cold winds have checked the growth dbiss, sot Sy gradually inermace. A ROYAL IRISH DOCKYARD. —For this ones, and without combating "public opinion," in England on the grousid of what seems to sr an unreasoning went of jus tice to the civil servico"—• service as constantly important as the military and naval—we will alio venture to ask for "justice to Ireland" in the shape of • royal Irish doek yani, If anywhere • strongly fortified naval station, com prising en arsenal, and including • town, within fortifica tions, capable of serving as a refuge and • rallying poet, it required in the United Kingdom, surely it is wanted in the least united, and therefore most vulnerable part! For many sufficient reasons, • naval establishment would be valuable in • country where labour a cheap, end mechanics, are unusually intelligent; yet whenee, in the event of war, the emigration would be of a very different sort to than which now quits Cork ; it would be an ermine, not of young and ho; eul men, going to seek fortune in • land of in 159 R, did the English poet, Srenser.—Dublia Unite/Into flying from that city, sa, promute, but of trembling WoMen, itaga:ine, (or Jane. • 110 U 6 110 111 110 111 len 101, 104 i 100 100 1 106 109 110 111 104 107 I i I