The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-28 00:00:00

J 7.1.- • A.__ 4 - 6 ,o.rs „. IT* . f 43 LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 28. 1850. 1.198.1 [THREEPENCE. oN to AUSTRALIA.—ALTBRA FNMA re PA•4IAGE 1110741T.—Peneeperr eet nen to tM Sotlorry, *ma will twee sedirerd lust. sod be lotattl with neervenells sad pre* t s.tr, mut .n &mordant* war der emu mule et . t.wr Air. wirer** , elerge t ass* gala* 1n:lot tr to the tit aperture et *re atne Ofirfeer4 the Memo eta* tletr.tts.ft. Astatti ml —. Lei et Os Jay, DASTARDLY ATTACK UPON we o 7 Amt. ussaisoldos wstalskees. EM essiploslas is soft sad Ninths.", sad this. is a Wiens is N.... prinks of ids ori botroyed dkpodilla W'-7 revives of foredoom or visaed's. SECOND EDITION. The amount of dimwit basics= done by the three dimmest establishments of the city donne , the fort night preceding the above date was 8,515,098 E ; RAILWAYS. HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. Them le mein la Ws ormatmaase or seams whisk mold lead to the that lola Wad It Wasted ; ha% ea the metreay, hie whole seadeet aad the g morel 'IMF Non se hie imbues maaidimed MOMS gowdemm ad the meet perfret sollipeessesicia. Se wee Armed Y. blee Ikea mat aid bell imbue* battened ay is the makes, ladies. Davies the imeadaatlom the pima, ae we en idwristd, did net it,. any peed that he felt the &polies pooldea to whisk he was plead, bat, ea the sower?, his ended was Is envy seopeet that or a peaceful, well-Moped Ewa, sad ewe die was ask awes likely to eacdte sympathy Ibis repobetiem _ _ Ilvas As GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. A the discounts effected by the Bank of Flinders of the epeeist government fend were 374,873 f. Letters from Perth state that the arrivals of wool for the approaching Waitzuer wool fair were so far very . man, but the washing of that which had been sant an was hiehly spoken oL The amounts received from the neighlruirang districts appear to confirm the report that this year's clip will produce about 18 per I cent. less than t ut year, taking the average of the flock& eh. Tuts DAY. Two creme& The share market today is rather fist, sod pater day's riots in several instances have not been we. Minot. Great Westerns, Caledonians, Midlands. and Great Northerni are all heavy and is decline. Lou don and North Wester' 'mark 109 ; South Westerns, d. This being " settling day," the payment of the differences on the half-monthly account occupies the attention of the dealers. We regret exceedingly to be oats i es to elnismies seethes cowardly sag apparently meaalrgius alba VIM her bleat Gracious Majesty the Qum. Tbe utsweass is the ressat butanes Yes set lb* excuse et penny er ensitatios to offer is palliation ef Ids swum seeded, h basis' bus assertainad sloes kb sign lassies tbst with 'tibia the but fans pan be has held a sousaississ Is her Majesty's strain. sad sp le the prism tiara Ms Used is very nuestable Oleos intlepssiestsmeses WA&C/MOL Tom IS. Cade Porn. OM—l/Mor mg CM W. T. KPOLLIIII I. Is Nifort.-toL, *W. Wee OW. & Mumma& oho MA upon 4p mot.; Wm- H. lad Nom" to Is rider by Ow.. Ww Brew. C. W. Swum, from lust : to Is sap! sad M..0t..L. 'kW Lewd lads* ; Urret. r Owl. P. BETIMPOS Is be mot. od Hew. V per, Mead. Ombra, Mat est; Cm. sad Lb U. H. K. P. Inseems Is be Hew. 'ad IJW., by per, vise loymmo; B. J. Dui" mat.. to be ere. emt Nme..* pr. Wee Inagessio. UM Mar of /. — pt, K. C. Imam Wow h.q., motto. I. apt, itevAteler It. H. J. R Ms made.; Um. A. Illorisa toMt , fir. Woo Mho ; Is.. R. K. ?ammo be be Now& ay pm. Ms C. Luovesis. NW If, to be me., vies Baimet4rooarpelMosat bem s. c.s Nod T.— w Or IL ismiar um .= WOW! P., to to ad, Wee Usat-Os. Is J. isdise, TLC IL, dos Tbd —LIM. 3. 8. CIA= lale be optv , is Mama par., Wee Ter ßerard , llllll.l . Itas. T. 41. N. Dins e asek. P 10.11. Woe Make- 00 L tr.t=fitlri :ftboutper.—Listat F. W. Timm., 1 41. C. Pei" Sirs . S me S. Corr .. r M a , Xlls :V J. Mimed* ... Pin P. AMU 1 . Ate. I. un ! "!. r w. imp wove draftorty enoloyel Let nor. Ae in the M.& Kobe miry seiner. Wale ow wento ore of dr Itrot mbals win. Corry lely r S ..-,r.loord Jr rem Nor ti lb, loth of osett sosollt: rwen es AdeLudr. Cr Dirma's Lod, kr, 'tailing. Rw yoroorpro 00114, or , i to the ereof w for Atpowit aro Orr_ by tie oorlisrt ML For fortlorr ortloo • oro apply to an MIDGE, Froordimant. imam THIS DAY. Pd.l Barran itaitAnn. Sidl AMdeea lee. Pride;ene; 6 Berko di Hants. Ent: gt. West. perpetual 3 ) so Mrsisibaslt AriordJune yd Adwlthguar. In Do. without • guarantee 13 arm., Nola., and Dudley ealladulypd., on/Ingua, 13 Do. without a guarantee 131 Illrok.Wuly.lt Stow Valley 100 Bristol and tinter 11.1 j ... Mang I mei I Yesterday. • 1111 • li itla. 2 i.• lals, tsday sp to 1 ellkek. famished to Na ►y his lather, a gintlemon gayer% re sident at Whites* is Cambridgeshire. The skoniesseness attendaat up°. the affair lave boa thus ..rated to the repartee by eye-witasesse of *.outrage: Ahem 20 mioates after 6 °Week last evening her iliejnity t►e Owes, essomposied by three of the royal shildrem sad Visoorintere rosy■, lay la walthig, I.ft Candwidge-koww, Plesedilly (where her Mejeety led bees salliag to betake after the health of her Mustriess uaela), en her retsra to Buckingham Palms. A mend of parse= had seormblod without the eourt•yerdgatre to wham her Meleetre dopar tare, and ea the royal salvias* peeved oat of the gates ea la. respostably &monk sad about 6 feet 2 lashes IA" whammed two ei Ulm gam. end whit a "aril , Meek saw width he held la hie load street a sheep blew at the Pm. n. T►e blow took ant ups. her Migesty beset, whisk beiag of a light texture wee driven Is by ha Wier but the fatly effect whisk the attack hod upon the Quasi was to some her IN shy to raise her head and There wan wily fear tribune silalald, vb.: Colonel Grey, bir. Beawisk, Polleaserieset Silver (who took the primmer bee eareedy), lad ease el flordias, the sub who seised the primmer haandietely after he keg eeramiteed the wastes sat with which be was Oa/pd. The *videos* glare wee to the edict that the primer wee standing outride Cetabridgc-Isease at the date the QUOSP was bide' ker departure. sad that he streak her ea iii lead with a man stick, as demelbed above. *IS% um Imam p ..raassit-11 aseraisr, par.—Lieut. lora Udine Conik esti cam et pswiamers rUeut. TalierOrra kg. lids F., snll ailed of pdmiemers; Items. bent Irtb sidraliser pensismom; lAsst. 11. ties k•• 14 am et predawn. I•l l =CeptH weil k C. Hamm; et the Ha F., to be win in W. Nap. milinsadobed Cadets at On Hem. East hes Omapsny's err porthaw tits local sad terapann teak et ensign Wring the al Usk bong Own war 1110MINISIIII Se UMW:3a • Ant l p eslOsifa% st m tbs sa ltor ingineerc s pursiag et arstiteni. tar debt r. Due gym, pas irgas dtn i e Osesels, met g Leal Me Esorbell, gen. ; Henry Vsegben, gent.; CYAN; hew Merriman, gent.; Men et erlits estion. gent.; Itisierd ?r Oaks% gent. Mainument. The woos et Llideunt Um, of the Ittb Foot, see William' lar-Ktai. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jens M. Pant Peet. of ArtlErry.—Bew-Mapir C. °tonne to Is lient..ael., vies Osten. rel. as f..p.; es.. Capt. Y. C. MAXIM 00 M elPt. vios Ciostlise; First Lint. It. Offleaffin to be sea. apt • vies Men tos ; See. Lint. A. H. Menne to be test limit, dos Ongery. iii !,v. 17; eucainghlunahns !0 Gladaoiao 10 Du. £lO Praia Wens; .. 30 Cheater and 110 . 13 I.lPrelarence tr. 17 1 'it 74 Si 9 9f Id .1 di. 1 1 1 :1 I 1 I i Pel a im 371 Sn 8 poi 34 4 34 161 17 7 74 Se 4 i 1 At the assiasisa of du 'widows., Use Attonuor Osostol, lobo ottsadsd as What of tie orsins, boned thee the psl - might be resawdoi until Tuesday ow& Ho awls tkts..gasMlet..s.sbns.s,tAlsktusNß Albelielit as a subsequent pried, sad be was quite sun tams tk. trete would saw& to Ms viols. 23 am Aeolis. 13 tso. (in E. 0g.14.) . 110.1111. too) Olll.ltoL 211 Easton Counties p. 10 Do. New Pref.. p. Do. Est. p. R., No.l Do. do. SO Do. do. I pa' Co No o : t 43 Do. Now . . 23 Easters tlolo, cif;• A b C ditto (late E. If. SS ) o elan E. alld _ Fid 80. 67: cl l . iim7. 2S 'SIM Lablisgure rr SUBSTITUTE kr SILVER.— ,ICALL PILIT.III. btredeesd II >ows ap by tv:t. Ibis 'gated by the Web preemie of if b. pod all aspsr rea the vir7 best an's& 'ft fist ale be sap, sub, it wean, by si yuemilie bet sot It be dlotbsbelted tram Fiddle. Ir& Ki x , Me. .- Me. ......... -..- aga. «. Mb. 40s. .„ 6Ti .le. . „. ?lb ay: wattle% asllewats. be.. et pelyettlee... ge.plitiag doew by the t stem :Atli Ilicau h r adb 4o7 0 . 41). Thnisdat Dies Mrs !was. Hasp. keke.teEdee, pr be= lb. ... .- fee. 'toe lee. ... fla. -. fib rttte ... te. cgultete. tear =bp. ee Ma ei may Yew err at 'l7/LiltX Mr. sod lerboa). Ozbel ... Neirmadbiere),_aallis6 IftwErwittnnt. 11.6 Duhailmol is weirsavos. •CTLERY, WARIULNITED.—Ths wog wird sorrawer or TOLL CrTLEBT la dr world, all weld ILtpoo sad Partea).* Inifiglele alleat• w %ILI 101 4 . It irro ws. 39 . Oallreekteart, army d !q. v . „ .. . et t I, tiersat•wevet, at pram Itwa ire tewtaaws. t . •t . !err. of tbr lagewr at Ws rim *Web lawry-Wweed . s e.w4 • 41% 1110 enou'dert, law pee Erma; aswerta, la was* per Jain wars; Gomm b. Wiper pie; lime ar▪ % s wart re-rurt ca. w 15e. rer dam; it Mew Bar. Ida aliwe kee...ek Po= ata. who, Woe table tabu. hew Oa. pre imam; &am Y.. certem b. pee pie; black Imes tale Milos ft= Y. „„, &wits, ; wawa. b. GIL ; alb iamb. halt OWL at Wes earlol AlONOrtimit a G tw, al Oran ow that low Nab ter l wah li nda e ell == s i . • •• et eareer kr n'' than a qwwter at a anawy. brevet oat arosert tithe irwl forks. la ewes aadialwrwl" sod cr a, gr. p... 34 CA (anemia cootesco.—Ledirow la madams. as Itiv. - IcOTICE.—SPRLNO WATER FROZEN IN ( )%e i• RASTERS% TATILMT JUGS, Diesatern rt. 41.—DIMIERT ICES prebend, sad erns ssaled by eat, rant Enos -d. Carina, ad Perearebi Ana. • era M. slams hefty sad at • trilling )1011U.... 1 PATENT AERATED WAY= sad (Rehr a;Sf dErARATVe by *bleb Nola Want b made, sad den b. earliel ash pure Cubans Add Or in a Ma sexa n. at a r :dr e 1,31 t. The cheap, eirap'e, sad ornamental b. awe Se isli.;evroVe t astattnets of Soda Water, Lasses, Nfea. *Of .nata MAWS. la viTilo . 4 D ley improved PATENT ROTARY RUFF g‘:.E CLE %TING MACHINE: 4 , which done rod brilliarty pada te, one tatrust, sear g ad knives appose pad be bow. • ut ids drawer are% prise Al ft., t 2 IS. AL, sad riga, &draw and haeaserna Nat pas tree. The I . • r•-•••Itoos at YU MRS and Canary's Depot, oHazing tap goo ireent-einev, Olititioneet, sad 7 Mamba. t ...ere the no.* stepLoal teal be sonvi6ed. The 130, er •.apird to all &states. g r ONUEOPATHY.-HOMCEOPATHIC, ltrl.lCtl„ sod ACCISOMIT 191/TAILII7IO2III are emus ,s: t e w-s 'Arty at JAISLI LEATH'S Ilosesumble Opws. ts, y-tre0........, Veronese', sad 3, U. Peorodearetipard. 11. et• .• , .••-• care Owned to is wasolbetere Is monweeed by Mt •te •••••t0m....1: T...rfr . -•. .such tbe Guthrie is la the WM of wise ez t e= elm: r L. `• II .r.r...pathie Pbsewasy, S. Vere-street, ow . . I. - • • w o prawns' red phaneaseareel Wiwi* Is be 4.00:Xt . s..- .. , s For !assize IsiNd We Whew el thew rows. Ow .t 01.•°.. • .a.tice nu author kW, Wt be sea lately nem. orr .I • t • • . Swim wallowee of tb a Lrbtle."—Dr. Lawrie% 15.:,-,. Y. . • Stit Whim. Jost pa. 14:44.... ...y nolleuras, N. welt past tree, la re T. .* .. r Con, for the table or yeasts esserees to the CX '. 0 .8/ .• . - 4 .4. , -toss II bottles, Is M. OS WO% Us. .. 12 „ lb. o IS „ lie. e It „ Sea. IN lbs. Sri Ms. rt. See at '. (Wawa aaajetai . eat of the tollerriar walelle externs vats :.ca: AMICA, Csleadols, wed Um Tion. Owe& ewe ft-. :. svo for post or railway; or for TriaMillnalt puma I.e :r.44, stoppers, eatigrests, mad waterfaery suriesee supplied cc the toot abets! owes. LE 4TIFS 110310EOPATSIC COCOA, W. M. per lb.; 01003- IATI., :P. pre lb.; FAIIINACZOIIII FOOD, Is. Ild. per lb.; Dastibile, lodade. Jujubes, he. les" ere welvereelly approved of. A iteepretw, With esplanatow calk Eriti.• NEWS' NEWS, NEWEL—The Best, Cheapest, cad lama Nevemay la the went LLOTIfe WEEKLY UUNDON NEWSPAPER ooandas Column of the very Ant Le:elligenee (to the toosond of pu iml ) ken ill parted the eoeht, by orlpfilli, electric totem*, s ethic smo g relleatele of nooses. This °gouge of the hen pokliesil way Boterery tarat Ia deo fat poet. Primo rely Itretesma pet bow Iked dim prep strips to reward Lisp% 11, Islbborvertars, Imo" sad -weans wow al, • swank: or ',day et say arts amt. THE ILLUSTRATE') LONDON NEWS cf 70.310KR0M. June tb, contains the following splendid En velop : Itcyat Club twins at Insettlesesme Palen ( 2 ettis)-21011i vinare Pete at Cheltenham (3 eseravinv) of Sanderlsod Locke; The Proorseion ; First Shipment of Cool,— did Portrait tf rwomat Palmerston, Painted by Pertridge—Week of the Orion , 4 mews —St. Stephen's Church, Mestmineter (3 cuts; —Open ne of the South Wales Railway (4 eats) —Ascent ofthe Nassau Bal lo* Vlisaball Gardena—Gigantic hosstree—Bleek Pine Strawberry Paw:—Prate presented to Mr. luatloe Talfewd—,Tat.a.tane far the tlve• ef Portugal—With Howse. Foreign, end Colonial lotelligerge, of a.. to News of the week.—Oftke, 193, Straw]. Price Ed, Ma:LW. (gt the let July will be published, pries the second volume, completing the series, of ATANNERS sod CUSTOMS of YE ENOLYSHE is Mit Br RJCEMID Doris Together with some ezteoets ww Mr. PIPS MY . DIARY. Contributed by PIOUTAL Lmos. Tl• rap we series stay We be Md. bierleomely balt-bould, in tee is Twisty emus% peke 13e. bulbar, sad Besse, at No. 11, booverkeoeroet. fleet-atrest. No. • tot r 3 / 4 ▪ 1 4• :er. 4 1 % • .orel l'Y ..... it• 3 ` ,4 ' ........ • „nOl. 13; 4 ... nr''' rse ar4 , e! eq , ''; • ,t112•: .1 • 1.:4 1 Re i gloo; o iv a 1 1 4 4 %. *I am 1; 31.6 ' 5 Ti.:.11 soc g`t. on to°'' Me' • • 1.1{.r I lib"A re 1 " ) :::1114i. 01 P►BLOC" "elle " rt TOW' 44 , .I*l t in ax.l eV. ra f lUl NSI may a N." Oin CTYLER. Of A.] we:WV • wry. smut% o. bog a p t s..' th :t.......13141 /1* 7 .; **Ala. 4 ;1 B*** *run rein pom 4‘ • I ntro atiorak ** •"• 4 Iff 4 . e.4** 4 .errs... g rat. Ce ." Armed ke &Nee 41 . ▪ 1 ,• tob 6 , 4 ri)110E:41 (%E 31 1.11 1 &oriel tat. :If P. t th. %Mar* "' A. X %Alt Cfli'llrit:NE ATP* w_te. kt; cm d e 9 saniek u s r ' fir • • 1/1t 11 .7 11 ... ther aa 1 II **Tr 1L 4 `1 4 • E CLE %XING m oto '.1% CO. ' roo °d• • Pth 471 ••••cts... moo t C• 1 Y• • tt ef 1 -‘9 ll --- T r Om (EIJI A RELIEF FOR THE TAMURA. it OW cart, and ...a. kr la. than Ralf tbe usual dot, In uy Country and icy anther. Ako, HOW to KEEP a HORSE far Lew than One Shilling pet Day. The ankles and atunerou tetanus may he sees at Mary Medlar lad OR's, lit. Fest.hurebArtreet.-411 Pamphlet on the above may be ben. plet bee. le. DL al.yeargtve NEW.WOZILL .1 i:1111., - -- ENJOYMENT ci LIFE. " Health, reereatios, mad naked ome et tine' (Armen : Early Ihos—Spried and deoraer atm shoat the la dkedge—TM Perla. lartil li aZrak= Eede. Leh hoed; sad e v il:eem ideded — Onalr, ita tat:eo—Toe %a—Lawton at . Ermines at Heste—reete— lte bruaa-ass Rada & toesoas. bathiag. Ab, Let. Ire, Getarett,n, he, ridollt.'4Tl free the MOMIITADIL 1 mein 14 each ; by pad, le. Id. teL L-1. net to the Lakto—Deed, et Ildiabarilk INA TaLll-110 Wm et K arser—Beratelemete et DOM, SW A'Aa. sea ed.ton, le.; by Pe a U. VEUtT to EAT, mid .47.. • That 'am *ge rant and tea war MOM rta.7_, A "netts. o-e. o! cro , " .eary bra Pow 801 ". "a; """`J b•gt:. eakehied alaillatam. that loraorta the ruse, Peron !at man r , • .CLIA,Ft UNWIND. far_ ow , w.!t, ..ier fur ;he diet Ned "omen ••••••• entry-dat she r•'. Pat/rawer-my ; Mane, Vb. Chenddli • Chr•entet It 7 , rett o t rett; ut Crut: truss the radix. 1 0 9 ATET 3446°I6 11.* MaoriVAL Vol CORWMPTIOII, limmerrox.—The "tau a Loa of the chapel eitaneeted with this tosarroleat tesotatioa, and Greeted at the private expense Of tbe Rey Bn ii "" V "gbaLlillto • visopr.elelent of the charity, took p.ns pito rNy. The eeresesay wee performed by the Bishop of London, who delivered • einson appropriate to the cow won, the teat being take* heat the 11th _idthl/Olt of Jai. ' 4th 1.074 " Thy sitkseas Is set *ate death, bat for the Flory of Hoel, this trig Boa Gad night be glorified thereby." The athadasice less wet aemeroas and verpeetsble. Many of the dewy were presets?... The ceremony of consecration Wier bees gone through, subscriptions to the hada of the taltiorioa wire collected to the amount of 761. 5401 of QM window are shish supplied with stained glees. The erectioe wee wade by Sir H. Pauli, in 'memory et • mace lawated Dieter who died of wasweeption. Tut Sitio.KING OCCURRENCE IN Jrntx-sistrr. —'..ter •oy cfewrioori Mr. Bedford bald an inquest at the r •Ootatif-er w ll ospi• al relvive t r the dead of Mr. Charles I. .ir ...nor L'ned, fiord 49 yews. • nomilms• of lad l' en6 property lately resAing at No. 25, JirvlnTlootmet• u „.., " hit. It was Korea by the &sewers basher, Mr. J. L l oyd sturuktr, that the ae l or t una t e deceased bad fee several cush i o n• wassd boa aa aberration of mind, had ha elm e coallawl ia Dr. WirfAow's private inside asylum, Eu!han. Hie disorder bed latterly leinweed, sad oh Tuesday evening lost he wee beard alibi( oat bl bro.kee'e nose. His attar:aim appeared divested to the eje white side of the way, sad in a few atiaatee aftwwards he low sees to fall from Ike eirosad flow window of his apart *JAW He wee picked up sad es tieing removed is tbe t'o'rn 1 101Piild life was found to be quite *stied. The jag " t "hod • 'sidle*. " that the dewased died from 'Diana* lto received by a fan bow a wisdom, while is • state of temper ms l 7 issesity." re-arraage her honest. TY; sot wee whammed by a great teeny pereties, aseept wham it ward mash moransa, sad eeveral redivided. iortimtly rushed leeward sad seised the miersesat. Mr. JAMS nammers, is the employ of Mean Ordway, 160, Preeedilly, was the Int he eater the fellow but eeverel others immediately rushed leeward, sad ewe la: dividtral, wham leyel feellogs Wig greedy outraged by the oomerreees, dealt the wriesniest a sound blow I. the face, which drew blood hen his saes la oarless streams. Others of the crowd summed groat &gaiety to mortise " Lyn& law " epos the reami, bat the timely arrival of Sergeant of the C divides elven'', pretroted him from hobs: 'Weser, sad be wee speedily conveyed to the Vlsoutrest peher-statim. he we bays Meted, her Majesty betrayed no feeling of alarm, sad kamedia.ely atter t►e ocearresee drove up Pam dilly, cm her Mara to Bwikiagbant Palaar, the speetaten cheering her Madly se she passed along—a mark of loyalty sad siteadm whisk bar complete eell-peseemies gambled her to acknowledge with ler usual courtesy aid mud*. saiaioa. When the pri , oner wu brought to Vinr-street station, hi - - . was reductod before Inepeetor When, the officer cm duty, who received the charge. On being seated his arse, h. replied without hesitates, 0 Robert Pate," deser:bina him self r a risked liestinsaat of the 10th Hamra, and adding that ►e resided at No. 27, Duke-street, St. Jeers's. This evidence of Mr. Bunsen and various other mirror having bra takes, sad proviso corroborative of the fame above given, t►e primmer wee asked what he bad to say to the charge. He replied, that it was true he had etrurk her Majesty a slight blow with a thin etch, bat he added emphatically, I. allusion to the witnesses, "Thor men cannot prove whether I struck her head or her heater." The primer was thin conducted in dirge of two oaken to or of the police cells, the charge being entered upon the police sheet ss follows —" Robert Pate, aged 43, retired lieutenant, charged with assaulting ►er Majesty the Queen by stalking her cm the head with a ere Ia Piccadilly at 6.20 p.n. on Thursday the 27th ineterst." The names of the whams a are as follow :—James Sum mer, of 9, James-street, Osford•street, I. the employ of Mesas. Ordway. of Piccadilly; Charles William Doherty, lieutenant, 2nd Battalion Mee Brigade, of 19, Dake-street, St. James's ; Basel Farrar, of 3, Barron-street, Pen.on- Mlle, carpenter; Samuel Cowling, 8, Norwich-wart, Fetter boolkeller ; William Gower, 43, White Lion-street, Pentosvills, builder; William Phillips, 8, Boston-mews, Bastonequare, porter; Thomas Harrison, 42, Union-street, Eagle-rot', City-road, cab driver, hedge 4,617. Oa being searched there were found upon the prisoner two keys and a pocket handkerchief. No money or weapon of say kind was discovered. In order to correet an erroneous impression very likely to prevail after reading the ezeggerated reports which ap peared in the evening papers, it may be well to state that the small Mirk with whisk the :tam struck the blow was not thicker than as ordinary goosequill—seerand only two feet two inches in length, sad weighed Ws Man throe ounces . Of caurse such a werea r this could nee, under any sir. rummer, wagon very serious ',joky, sad her Majesty's • _ _ appemrases within two holm is the royal box at the Caveat garden Italian Opera proves beyond all possibility of doubt that she has not sustained the slightest injury. After the ruffian bad been placed in a cell Otway, the newly appoistedeoperiatendent of the C diridon, despatched Mr. laspector Field, the chief officer of the detective fore*, to search his lodgings. Mr. Field here ascertaite I that the prisoner had lodged on the third door (an elegant suit* of apartments), of 27, Dike-street, daring the last two and a hall years—that he was • sun of regular habits, and paid his bills with great panctuality. Hie father was described to be • man of large property at Wiabeath, where he for merly carried on Damian as In extensive cora factor. A large number of papers and documents were seised by Mr. Field, but nothing his yet been discovered which could by possibility explain the motive of the rash act. It is a carious c druidism that Sergeant Silver, who took the prisoner into custody, is the ease active officer who ap prehended M'lgaghtea, and knocked the pistol oat of the hand of the 'limits, es he wee about to Its a second shot at the safortituate Mr. Dimmtnand. A refmenes to Hart's " Amy Vet " shows that the pri emir scarred her Majesty's service as a cermet, by purchase, 1a the 10.11 Hagan, oss the 6th of rehreery, 1841. He was promoted to the rut of lieutenaat ea the 22nd of July, 1842, sad nand by eels et his eomaissies a short time pre viously to the embarkation of the regiment for India, is 1846. Her Majesty has seldom beea greeted with a more enthu siastic welcome than that with whisk she was saluted last night on her act:saes into the royal hot at Covent-garden Opera, towards the begianiog of the second act of t►e • Propiete." The whole house rem we mans, and the loud sad hearty sheering was at cam sheeted wit► cries of " God save the Queen." Mesdames Viardet, Castellen, and Grist nobly responded to the mil is notes which thrilled through the whole audits'', and elicited fresh thunders of applause at the end of each couplet. Her Majesty bowed repeatedly, and I. so eking the came which roused the sympathetic feelings of all present was apparent, in a slight swelliog on one side of her forehead. The Queers, who bad hitherto reassised dose conspicuous, was the. joie,' by the Prism of Presets, Prince Albert, sad Viscosatess heap. At her Majesty's Theatre, also, the 'Miami anthem was meg amidst sathasimds applause. EXAMINATION AT TILE HOME-OFFICE.- THIS DAY. This mashie Robert Pate was brought up to the Homo aloe let exsmiaatios. It not having bees generally known that the inquiry was about to take place, there were vary few persons present, but a great deal of excitement prevailed as to the result of the examiaation. About 12 o'clock Yr. Hall, the s►ief raegietrate of Bow- strut, arrived at the Home-office, aecompealed by Mr. Burnaby, the chief clerk, when an appliontioa was made to Sir George Grey, by the reporters, that they might be allowed to be in atteadasee at the exandaation. Mr. replied that it was quite seatrary to all custom from the earliest period, to admit reporters cm each occasions but he should be happy, as he had been at other times, to let them know the remit Of the promoting's. Shortly after tbie the accused was brought up in the cue tody of Sepsriatoodaat Otway, sad was inuseolately ma pasted late the peewees et Sir Gauge Grey, Mr. Hall, and Lard Pl•arey Renew% who attended frees the Wee office. The appoints,' of t►e prisoner was such as to cause the greatest meet that he should hive bees tempted to make se cowardly sad dastardly as attack apes his soveralan. Hie demesaenr was reseal and gratkommly in the extreme, tad his gland 1111011111 isdisated that he had been used to matey dycipyat• Hs is s tall, thin no. with light It sin Mr. lioddirefeae, who appeared es maid for the pri nom hoped that die period.( reload would be ezteaded to Friday, as by that time the prisoner would have saillakat time to be prepared with hie debase. Tb. Attoroey-Geaeral mode se Ojeotios to the appliee ties, tad t►e primer was aseerdiagly remeaded won Friday teat. The primmer t►oa lift tb agar, la the custody of Bepar iataadint Otway. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' INS tITIITION. Yesterday s gems' meeting of the members of this lanitatioa took plane at she London Tavern, Bishops 'manna; to peristalses of a resolution passed at • previous nesting is Deember last, to take into comideratioa the draft sit tho ruin sad regulations of the society. Mr. Josiah Joann in the chair. The minors of the leas meeting baths, beet read and maimed, the Chains's, in opening the presenting., stated that the ettanaltne appointed fa Demos. bus last ked taken gross pains to is,.. suck a code of len and regulations for the government at the Inatitatioa as should, as far as prectieable, meet the Mews of the sooner- Mal body at tarp. This, however, had been a natter of great difficulty, owing to the diversity of opinion which existed as to the character of the Methinks they were about to tors. Sane advocated the intake of almshouses In eon. nezion with the entity ; others were of opinion that the institution should oonfine Itself to giving personal relief. To his niad the cosansittes bad met the views of both parties in the twat satisfactory nianner. If they easised themselves to the forming an institution solely with • view to 'Ramis; relief in as up's it would be manifest that • large amount of capital will be required for the ere.. Lion of the building, and thus the society would be pre cluded from giving mrsor.al lA' for • considerable tine. The ennesittro, therefore, proposed, in the first instance, to great personal relief, mid to erect en asylum at • Miura period it their fends should justify them in doing so. He thought this • very good proposition, and he trusted it might meet the views of the greet body of subscribers. The chairman thea read the draft of the proposed relit. A letter was thus read hem 3k. H. J. Chaos, seggesiting that farther time should be gives tor the onsidentio• of the rules infers they were finally agreed upon, sad that they should be reviled in the mouth of December amt. After some convenatioa spas the abject, it wee agreed that the rules should be discussed seriatim, and that the time for their ratification should be filed at • eabsequent period. The roles were accordingly brought under Maus non, sad various alteration having bees nods, it was ulti mately aimed that they should be a&ipsed, subject to their being finally maimed at the needs( in Lt.e. ni at. A ami antus wee thee appointed to sondem the Mimics ot the society sad the various /Mien of the thetitutioa having been elected ea enumattemeat we. made that the amount of Nada is hand was upwards of 3001., sod that this sem would be increased to LOON , when the whole of the subscriptions which bad been promised were paid. The nesting then separated with a vote of thanks to the *Miriam and to the treasurer, seal. tart', solicitor, sad committee of management. THE WRECK OF TUE ORION STEAMER. The Admiralty have intimated to the Meson. Bums their readiness to es-riperate with them hi endeavouring to raise t►e Orion. Tuesday moraine a letter was received by Mr. Georg* Burns from Captain Calla, R.N., expreseleg his sympathy with him on the present melancholy occasion, sad offering at the same tame his parabola' services in rescuing the ship. Capt. Cain, we wide:stand, ha had considerable saperi. ass in such mitten. Two telegrephic despatches were received on Teeeday by the Bemire. Balsa, t►e Am In d.:tildes that the Admiralty would do all that was required, and t►at Capt. Calla would leave that night for Piempatrick. The second despatch was to the effect that the Admiralty had ordered, by telegraph, the Salamander, Trident, and Lucifer, aow atLivmpool, to proceed to Portpatriek immedi ately, and that divers, diviog apparatus, hawser, le., would be mat to the scene of the wreck. These preparations, and the eflkient memories which will ennead t►em, warraat the pleasing prospect of the stranded vessel Wag safely raised. The present state of the weather dose not militate against this Wee; and hitherto, with the erteet of the funnel being swept sway, the wreck his but little from either wind or tide. CANADA COMPANT.—A court of proprietors of this company was held yesterday at the offices, Bt. Helen's-plate, Bistiopegatostmet—Chalet Pranks, Esq. (governor), is the chair. The chairman informed the court that they had raft under favourable auspices, and As antleipations which had been held out to them by the court of di rectors at the lest half-yearly meeting had been tally realised. This prosperity wee to be attributed to several cease., the most prominent of which was the plentiful harvest they had had last year in the pro visos of Canada. He then alluded to tke report puhlished last March, whisk had been handed to the ministers. Ac cording to this report, to the 31st December, 1849, it appeared that there was a surplus of 611,1331. ; to this there was an offset of 907,888 acres, esti mated at 381,3131. In the year 1838 the company had hexed debenture bonds under the common Sea of the corporation instead of making further calls. The amount of instalments paid to the mown for land between the 3let of December, 1838 and 1849, being • period of 11 years, was 70,0001 ; 6:needed is improvements in land daring the same period, 17,7261. ; admen Mto settlers during the nes period, 3,2591. ; interest on these sues from the time of their pa utat to the 31st of December, 1819, taken at 6 per sent. 47,6451, making a at of 138,6301. The actual collection el money la Canada dune, tbe same period bad been 320,5431. irs.lot This missy had net be.. withdrawn from the province it sometmesse silks epeeists of th e company, for during the same period, Weida the ones invested by the company la the perukes" of land and Insproveseate thereon, and the whole smut of theironday he mpeness of litaa tame, he. there had beet depositedr lia thi hand. of the company in London, and re mitted by them to their own settlers, or other pawns established hi the rosiness, • ens of 214,2041. 181,2201. 15e. had been applied to the payment of the divi dends of the proprieesee. expense of management, taxes, and other disbursements. 274,997 acres of lead bad been sold ; 87,260 disposed on lames of twelve yeas, or, more properly speaking, sales on twelve years' hotelmen's ; end 424,888 acres cm /saes for to years ; making • total of 787,151 saes of land for 616,8471. The scorshist rent ea the leases let for to yaws would be about 14,6251. Per onus*: on the Me lune, 1849, the receipts were 12,3901. 3s. 2d. ; ea the 6th if Jose, 1850, they were 23.2431. 14s. 7d. ; show ing an exam of 9,8631, l Is. sd. During the commondieg period the hods mid were-1849, 1,751 acres ; 1850, 3,880 scree • knota4-11119, SACO awes; 1850, 34,626 acres. Ac sordl4 to tits Wig as I insals, which enabled the proprie tors to penham Moir land at moderately tined rates of value, during the stadnusses of the tares the lands at must under hem, which would te rminaten in dif ferent periods between the years 1853 and 1859, would be 424,101 eerie of the value of 292,1721. One of their endings, Mr. Poynder, wisbinf w 4 retire, the (wort had aessimed his resignatloe, and to propose is his stead Arthur °nuked Hibbert, Hog. 0 opposition being offered, Mr. Ribbon was deelsred sleeted. Some venation sensing as to the Isplity of enforcing realms on par ties who could net pay their rents, the chairman explained that if too poor to pay and they were interning the land, it was desirable to resin them, settlemeet being one of the primary MINS of the sonspany. A dividend of 61. per mat. on the psi/ up Mans, to the mount of 321., was declared by the angers, and usfate4 tarried. A vote if suoideass we pepped by the isten to the governor and met of &eine, he their Me and effident managerneer, sal the maim separated. A WARNING TO eTZA1II011? PASSIOIO6II.6.—A 6 the Ant steemboet was lea*. Drees-hall Pier oe Thurs day morning • mug man who bad bees sitting on the pier by some ;means bad his leg might by the rope used for moods/ the boat, and betas it meld be extricated the rope drew his log round sod sataally cut it of. It doss not abeetppear that. my Was atteeiwil to the cow of the . BANKRUPTS. -------- - - JOBIPII Moony, Banover-stroot, lallagton, victualler. Wiratam Jonas, Bristol. stationer. 030/401 HOLNIIS end 111 IT HOLYIIII, Derby, iron mongers. JOSIPZ BOTCOT, Bidderoslnetsr, drew. Moan WitAlsoix, Bmteo, Liacohubirs, cabinetmaker. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Join' DAViDION, Galashools, asnufarlalir. Jars 011 ANT, Lomat,'low, Caithney.shire, merchant. WILLTAY PATIUML °SANT, Edicbargb, beaker. Or 11010 LAX D.—Amoco: Noss tweed ..........00,199,1661 tto Un Week seam Jam 22351 0 . .11111111317. Ds.. ;,7;;747.7 .-. 2A.c. Wm sod Bram 1499.171 r Nairn 209,166 iraistia ai = 1 . 64441. **ha" = Ra.. oz DI writ~L MOW 10.273.119 Omer 9,481.13.140 1.1230 PASTMLIT. JawMLA 07,545.119 ISriePero . int Seesettfee libeled. Used Webibt Annuity) 114.315.770 Other deinuithe Notes Gold nod Meer OWL ;74.4.111 A 5,119 IC MARSHALL. COM unsg.r. SUGAR.—TN &mane pries of Sugar. the prsduee of the British pauseisue Mar lea, competed from the returns wade In tits via wing the 13th day of June. MO, le M. td. per cwt. gegarthe peadeeeet the Mauritius Is 24e.gad. per ewL eager the pro dim et the lest ladies ts 29% 911. per eert. The avenge pries of the tbne feeepdag deterlptkos, jelagy. Y Me. 110.-4:wile. GRAND REVIEW AT WOOLWICH. Orders having been received yesterday by the Com mandant of Woolwich garrison that all the - branches of the Royal Artillery would be reviewed this morning by his R> al Highness, Prince Albert, the Commandeutts Chief, and the Marquis of Anglesea (Motor-Oentral of the One mince), the whole of the corps, with the exception of demon duty, were marched to the usual exercising ground on the Common, and took up their positions at halnp ist nine, clock. The Royal Horse Artillery and Rocket Troop occupied the right flank, ruder the commend of Lieut Bell ; the Foot Artillery, under the command of Colonels Wright and Tonkin", in tee cents* ; and the field batteries, under the command of Colonel Audeeson, ware stationed on the lett Bonk. NotwAstending that the weather was rather un propitious, some thousands availed tbecceelee. of th e t y pe ,. tunnies afforded by the North Kent Railway and the steam boats to be Fount; numbers of the nobility, and several general &IA field officers were on the ground. Amonest the tat er were Lord Harding*, Lord Coramnovr., Lord Feercy Somerset, General Wittier:or, luso. is foe-General of Cavalry; Colonel Cruttenden, R.A , etc At ten o'clock the Marquis of Aug!, sea, accompanied by Lieut.-G.-send Sir Thomas D penmen, and attended hg a numerous and briliiant staff, arrived, and soon alter his Royal Highness Prime* Albert, the Nepaulese Ambassador and suite, the Duke of Weiliegtoa, its., appeared on the around, and were reahred with a royal esilge from the field batteries, the bends of the Royal Artill-ry and It .yel Merinse.playing at intervals. After the line was inspected, the Sops went through the usual sash' ions of a field day with thi greatest precision. The Dickyard end Royal Arsenal were also In spected. A sumptuous dejeuner was !prepared for the illus trious chitin In the alms' mean-room. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. Tlll ATTIWPTID 1 . 171141 Oriscim's WIDOW. —Catherine Witham, the widow of an ctheer, who was charged with attempting self destruction, from the floating steam-boat pier at Waterloo-bridge, was re-examined. The particulars of this case appeared in our journal on Tuesday lust, and it will be remembered that the prisoner was robbed of her punt. containing upwards of 7L, all the money she pressed in the world, while on board erne of the Citizen steam-boats. The constable who bed charge of the prisoner had tines made inquiries reapeetieg the robbery, but was unable to discover w►isk steamboat the pro mer disembarked from. The mother of the prisoner, who was rated to bays been connected, and the widow of a colonel in the army, attended, and on her promising to take care of her daughter Mr. Jardine was induced to discharge the prisoner, who then left the court in the ear* of her mother. HER MAJESTY'S CORONATION. This day being the anniversary of her Majesty's coronation , the worming was Inhered in by merry peals from St. Martin's-in-the- Fields, St. Meerut's, Westminster ; St. Mary Abbot's, Kensington; St. Mary, Lamhetti, and various other metro • polities churches, while from most of their steeples the royal standard was displayed. The easels I. the river were eaty decorated with Asp and streamers The Palk and Tower gans were fired as usual, and similar loyal demonstrations took piece at Woolwich, Tilbury Fort, Re., die RESTORATION OP ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH WALIBOOK —Yesterday forenoon, a numerously attended awning of the ratepayers of the joint perishes of 8.. Si. Awn's, Walbrook, and St. Bust's, Shewehog, was held in the vestry-mom of St. Stephea's Church, for the purpose of adopting .assures for the proper repair of that beautiful edifice,. The Rev Dr. Croly, the rector, having been called to the chair, a resolution wu adopted, to the effect that a MN not exceeding 1,0001. should be expended for the purpose of putting into a state of &oat repair the church, which is regarded.. one of the most beautiful of the products of Sir C. Wren's genius. Previouly to the termination of the proceedings, Dr. Croly took occasion to congratulate the parishioners on the fact of their being at length free from debt, having liquidated all the claims on thus. The meet ing then broke up. ROYAL THANES STEAM NATIOATION.—YeeIetiay the affairs of this undertaking, which was started to provide improved steamboats with patent paddle wheels, between London Bridge sad Hampton Coer', came on before the Master in Chummy, Sir 0. Rose. The capital was declared to be 25,0001, in 2,600 shares of 101. sub, Two call, of 21. each were made, but few persons paid, and the promoter, Frederick Sievers, states that be has paid a large sum on account of the company, in respect of which he has been sued. Many of the summonses issued by the official manager to the shanholders have been returned through the dead letter office, and it is stated that one of the principal de fences on the part of thou sought to be fixed with liability will be that aloes who signed the deed were paid to do it. MONEY MARKET. TNI7II.IIDAY Letters received this afternoon from Antwerp and Brussels state that comparatively little business was doing on the bourse, but the national funds were firm, and the quotations in both markets were the following at the close of yesterday's market : The Five per Cents., 1840-42, 981 to 99 ; ditto, 1848, 961 to N. Spanish Three per Cents., 33 1-18. Russian Four and-a-Ralf per Cents., 95t. Roman Five per Cents., 77. Sardinian 38f. Bonds, 33. Austrian Fries per lints., 79t to 80. Bushings on London, 23.47 f for short. I .The usual returns show that the sggregate amount of the notes cf the two banks of issue in Brnuels, in circulation on the 15th inst., was 38 0 83075 f, of wi.inh 28,408,976 f. were booed by the Societe Clitserale, end 10,414,000 by the Bask of Belgium, Pnaa. May la May JIM I Jim 6. luxe lb. Juno 21. - 40 7 40 6 40 3 ••• :•• - HIDES.—THIS DAT. LIIIAMIXIIALL.—Htdek 561 be. to 6493,3 0. to I la. ; 6416 e. to 7211).., lid. to 2d. ; 721134. to 80Ibo., 2d. to 21td. ; 801 es. to 8191.0., 20. to 31.; 8811... to 961 b.. 3d. to 31d. Hone Hide., 61. oCalf Skills, light, is. 6d. to 3. ; full, 6s. Bd.: BIRMOKIWILY. Sharp Skim, Lambe, h. 6d. to 22:6d. ; Elhooslion, 9d. to 104. Two o'Ccoox. Business in the Stock Enron is of the most in- Is significant character, then being evidently little die position on the part of spenlators to operate pend sy - tag the adjourned debate in the House of as Commons on the foreign policy of the g Ist ointment. Consols opened this morning at too 931 to 96 ex die being • decline of eine e yester- fl , day, at which, div., they have oontintud steady sc op to the present time. to Thu Three per Cent. Reduced bays been dealt in at r s 96} and ; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per es Cuts., at 97} and Back Stack marke 2084 and 94. Exchequer 'Bine. of all sizes, have been dealt in s 6 at 67e. sad 70e. premium. India Bonds at 86s. and el 87s. premium, 1 41 ° There is a slight increase in the amount cf business 61 transacted in the foreign stock market, u compared with the last few days, but the dealings are still the as reverse of important. The failure of one broker is announced in this department of the Stock Es- so change this morning, but his liabilities, it is 24 believed, will not prove to be of a tarps amount. 4 4 Prices to-day are firm, except for Mexican, which is rather lower, markin g 291, an d S pan i s h S e curities, for which the tone is not quite so steady. Business has as been done in the following : Brazilian Old Bonds, at 121 89/. Buenos Ayres at 53. Dut c h Tw o -a n d- a -H a lf per Cents. at 681; exchange, 12 grail.; the Four so per Cent. Certificates, at 88. Grenada, at 18 and I. el Mexican, at 30} and 291 for money, and 301 and 291 so for the 16th July. Peruvian Four-andis-Half 10 per Cents.. 1849, at 78 ; ditt o D e f e rred, at 334. Por- ~ tuguena Five per Cents.. at 8.54; ditto Four per 17 t'enta., at 341. Rwnian Fouvand-a-Half per Cents., r i at 97Z ; ditto Scrip, at 44 prem. Spanish Active 121 Five per Cents., at 174 and 1; the Three per Cents., F' at 384. Venezuela Deferred, at 12. lel St. The committee of Mexican bondholders have re- 24 mired advice, of fu:ther shipments of specie and rl bullion, to the spgrearste amount of 19,625 dollars, to from Mazatlan and Guaymas, for the payment of dividends. ENGLISH Sank ' , Wk. HS 9 3 per Ct. Ital. Anne 4 , 4 3 pa (X Co:m.lam., aut.._ MD .-ere Day. B I 3 pee et. the: Ace.. 94 0 SO # per Cle.9 # SI SAchequer Bine. Re. to i0.. 124 St ' CND& 1I i 1 per et. Orme& Deft. 114 i St. Oreesda Deferred Ma. 4: 5 per et. Mat, 161 k 24 30 B. 6 gee in Pennies Ida. 77:1 II I Do. Deferral Ma.. Par ueuenz Con... 34 5 SO 6 per e: Ruda DSc. DU 10 34 1;:tto Stealth &L.. ri In 3 per Ct. Sieutet Bea. sat j 10 blue Melee H0z..34 4 Bt. 2 per Ct. Venezuela WA.. 91 3 SS Venezuela Deferred Uqz..lll 121 en ?Otani: per Ct. Aoetriati Mode, I; I t: &Mb* by 9 S per Co Brazilianllda. 0 90 Ditto New. 49 6 pf CL ameba Ayres. ft Liao Cbt .lb. t 4 luo Ditto Colon'''. lief. 1L1... Columbium E.iba lot &bk. 35 1 3 per Ct. Demob lido, 73 25 per C 4 Dutch 4pw Ct Dutch Cum. bit e 1 MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. l st. SVOAR.—The public sales of West India and Mauritius 1 0 I are going cff st.ladily, at the closing prices of last week, and I°, the article has generally • firm appearance. Refined also ' 2 ; steady; low brown, groc e ry lump s , 48 s . 64. ; f a i r to fine, 12 49r. to 60s. 6d. sr. I COFFER —The public sales of plantation Ceylon, Mocha, 23 and Malabar, went off at full prices. showing a slight ad- 10 vanes on the week ; fine file ordioary to good, Ws. to 635. ; 4 . 4 Mocha, Rood clean garbled, 49 4 t o 625. ; Malabar, ordinary, 42a. to 455.; good ordinary native Ceylon firm, at 435. to et, I 43.. 6d. at. Rtes.-2,000 bags floe white Bengal sold in public sale at fit. 121., which was a slight advance. SPlcse here gone off readily this week. 33 SAL RRRRRR continues steady, and last we, k's pries sup- e, ported ; but the amount of liminess d..ine has been small. 3 Rux.—There has been a fair demand for strong Demerara 00 at last week's prices; crud lefewarda, Is. 4d. to Is. 44d. ; so E. I , ls. 31. to la. 34d. 23 INDIGO remains steady. 11,000 chests are now advertised l24 2o for the nest quarterly sale. 84 Tia.—The market has been active during the week, ands e l esht advance has he, n obtained. Common Congou scarce, 111. at 104. to 1044. per lb. The demand the last two days has 141 chiefly been on superior, at 1144. to Is. Oid. '' s ee ! In other articles no material alteration. ea COTTON MARKS -HAVRE, JUNE 27. 10 The market at Havre coatiance active. Salsa to-day r amounted of 2,300 bales. Prices very firm, New Orkin' i t, tree ordinaire nuking from 106 to 106 a francs. TALLOW MARKr.f.-THIS DAT. The market continues quiet. Tha demand is small both 17 for Tallow on the spot and forward delivery. The trade ti haying suffered the last two years by pure.hasiog before. 10 hand, bare this year abitained from buying ; and the only se business dolma for forward da.ivery is by spmalators who 25 cousidsr the price modruda. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot is quoted at 365. 9J. to 6.1. ' • Octobr to Docember, 375. 6d. " SO sellers; ditto, uparato mtn tbs, 38.. au BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. I et. Meru. Plate:thee and Smith report that the market " IS matinees the same. -. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. Bate's Hartley, 125.; Badlle's West Hartley, 13..; Cur's Hsrtley. 135.; E les. Main, 131. 9d. ;ld Moor, 6 1 12s. ; West Hartley 13.. ; Walls Bod Bewicke and Co., 22 13.. ; Walla Bad Bradd3ll'a Hetton, 16• ; Walls End 20 Haswell, 15e. 61. ; Walls Enc. Helton, 15s. 6.1.; Walls ao End Killingwortb, 12e. 9d. ; Walls End Lanbtow, 15s. ; ISO Walla End Etewart's.lss. 61. ; Walls End Adelaide Tees, 6 14i. 6d.; Wale End Ti.,, 151. 3d.—Skips at ambit, 135. 5 20 MARK-LANE—THIS DAY. There wits very little Eaglish Wheat fresh up by land- 20 carriage samples from the !Nest coantivs this morning, and although the demand wan not active, millers had to pay the ; lull currency of Monday. Of foreign Wheat the arrivals so have been on a liberal scale ; holders, however, were firm in 10 their demised'', and former prices had to be submitted to. 10 Amount of business dune not lame. to Dotty, Beans, and Pea. were is I“ii request than at the beginning of the week, tut then was no cheep in value. The receipt of foreign Oats have been tolerably liberal ; nammtheleti, for anything fresh and sweat very extreme rates were obtainable, and in some matinees a slight advance was conceded. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 24th JUNE TO 118th lUNIL ---- -- ‘6: — ---. 9;iill46.llaiiii.. — VIA: 1 , Wheat .. Utley 4O $340 MN Thar, 2,210 ark.; Loam, ATIPAGIS. —. Wheat, 444. $4. •, Darby, 2 54. Od. ; Oats, 6d.; Rye, 225. Yd.; Beata, 214. 4d. ; Per, f6s. K FIiPIMIAL AVERAGED. Wlesat.l Itarlay. l thae. aye. Mama.' EIMIA Kay n 194 7d t 121 II 13a 7U3 6.1,24 s Ild 25 ... 40. 74122 a leellia WK. 4d Ks ed Jam 1 40a 2•liala ed 11d MI 0410. 11d Ks 21 6 39a 61 lb Mlle* 7423. 76Y7. O.ime Si 15 ,39,4 Ild lid 9t'l6. 112 21. 6.26.10 27s id 21 lOg 3129. MI& le.; 11d':64 418 s 4 neap' Agg. Ater. 40,0.1 231a1e AI 26. I.2esM Drre.—Wheat. Merv. OM& at.. erns. and Pow la SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. ThetiWit her of Beasts fresh up to this day's market is not e a/ large, but then Wag on hand a oonsiderable propor tion of last Ilondere supply, the Made for them is exceed ingly dull, and higher priers cannot be realised. We have • Reoa supply of Sheep and Lambs ; the demand for them has Iscreme.i, and we are able to quote an 'dynes in price. Calves are still plentiful, and sold at very low rater. From Orrmany and Holland them are 128 Boasts, 1,490 Bheep, 237 Calves, and 20 Pigs ; Boetlasd, 100 13411/111 j and 119 snitch Cows from the Home Conatrim. __ ----- fa star se Ilbs. S. NO 84.244. Handordm.. 3 3 Did Duo. a 111.,-Ixbi. lA' 3 6 3 10 Ina 111er44:446 ...... 3 0 13•41.4444,04114 0 0 0 0 %NM A ll y Dumb— 2 4 Do. do. Mom 3l 3 6 341444 .. 2 3 Do. ie. *al i .... . I I 3 0 M iiii.. i 1414 ;4 . 1 0 0 14110114 _ ..., - . ._, .4 4 6 0 Dram at mita. NO; Arse awl Saii" Wait . garvek IN ; 11111. 23r. I Flo. Kew eisre 23 ISM 23.,0_0tc *lry Guad renamed 6 pit oat. . 60 Edinburgh sad GLIMOW Eleter, Y 40411,12 Larches. 24 Great Nor th ern _____ ______ ... .. 12 4 Do. IshweedLDeferted 112 Do. share.. b. Bp. Ct. In Do. per Cent. Pref. SO GL Soutluusd We.t.(lre.) li Do. Eighths .. - .. WO Groot North of England._ SS Do. New L ... .. 30 Do. New L3O ... ... 0 _Do. New NIS ... .. IZO ar«l : : : . 13 Do. New SO Hull and belby 23 Do. a sham • • •• 121 Do. ahares $0 Latmater and Carlisle 11l Do. Thirds 100 Lansaabire and l'otiahlie ift Do. Fifth. IS Do. Thirds . in l tie keviigna ... 6 p Ct:, I 11l Da West IticliDe Union 30 'Leeds and Braltord 30 'Leeds and Think 6I DO. 11 Du. Da. No. - a i Do Do. No. al i I DO: Pref. Quitten:lSi; llg London and bwc•wall 100 Lon., Brighton, k S.Conat 100 Do. New gun. 6p. Ct. S Do. guaranteed sp. Ct. late Croydon Dards SO Do. Pref. 5 per Cent. SO Do. Cermet. S p.(1..111.52 12i London and Greenwich._ 20 Do. Preference 100 "London a North-Waters, 12 Do. do. New g shares 12 Do. Fiala "i 100 Lowden k Soutb-Westerui 4 Lb. New, SSO if pm New, Z4O 3 W. New . Preterrnee 20 LowestoitGuar.4perCent. Si Maseh.,Buz., ono Odtluet. 104, Ment.h.,diaef ALineolnott. 25 Do. 1 shares, No. 1 .. 10 Du. New LV) l'rer. Wlai;;.l.l . 3th;nl 4.:30 awes 361 4 7.1 I lio 1);. 00 Do. Coo& 8. till. p. C. 100 Nortolk . IS Do. New Ste— ... _ _ _ 25 North British ... 3 Do. Ilrfetento 17{ North Statfordshire.. _ . 30 (Mord, Wore., Waiver. 23 Prance sod NIT, 10 Do. A ..hares (A) . 13 Rani., Guild-, am EdgEe 41‘ Royston and nudge . A Do , Shepreth Eittolloll 23 Scottish Central 131 Shrews. & Bina, Clan A 9 Do., Clan B II Do., New Guarsoleed . 20 Shrewsbury sad Chester 10 1.70. tO Do. Osweetry I Du. New 10 Do. 6 per omit Pref. 6. Shropshire Union ... 50 South Demi 25 Do. Preforms, ... $4 South 11021Dirkidra 33i South Fasters 311 Do. No. 10 Do. No 4 Registered 47 South W.lO .. It` abeff.,80 . 412-AGoole, N. 14i i pm!. ra_q!pt-7. 20 Water kreood Kilkenny—l 30 Wear Valley, 6µR goo. IS Do. do. do. do. 20 Wilts, Somerset. kWeys.; 23 Tork,N es made kliteruicti 20 Do. Mt. ;York& Newca., Do. U.N. E.Purcholf t 30 York sod North Idullond. 10 Do. *dame I 25 23 40 •1 15 151 104 10 din. St 5 ais. 16 164 24 1 db. 131 91 Si S 161 7 1 I Founds RAILWAY!. Aught-Italian (late Italian and Austrian) 20 iloulogns and Amiens .. I 20 Central Ytancie (Virszoa): Dutch Ithasisla 5 srdla. 6 4 13g 13 si 61 dia. 4 4 Pin g +97L. Yr 7 ,116. 33 7 1 13 9g 2$ SO thi 5 lirtat Indira Padianda .. I Do. Luxembourg 20 Vanua , and 15 Northern of gnaw 7 Orleansand Bordeaux ... 20 Parts and Orleans 20 Pori . mad floe. IS Paris and Strasbourg 20 Rouen and Havre 20 Sambre and Meuse 1$ Tours and Nantes R a i 721 6 6 2 II 111 616. LIVERPOOL. Jun* 27. STOCK-EXCIIMIOII....Thee• WWI IL little more titheel. lassoes boldness done to-day, but prices do not iciprore.—Birkett head, Lanesehire, sad Cbeslaue (late and 0., 6 per cent till '5O l . 12/—Esst Lsnosslthre 7—L,nntre and Yorkshire comp!. (fifth shares), 91 d.—Lonion and North.tt we'. toli—Ditto (ate / shares), / a. 13-16 / c. 1013-16 p. (firth rh,, I s. bad, 314—Ditto (/ shares), 26/ c. rt.—S.uth Eastern find Dover. 14/—Whitshaven and Farness, di —York. Newcastle, and Berwick (0 N k, 6 percent. till '36), 3 I-Id c. d.—Ditto ditto, 3 I-16 C. d. ALIO, thAwsriiit. June 27. ement-lizowAirom—Tiwro he. tom a fair bailees, and pe4ce of meet descriptions stock are steady. Lancashire and York ehkes are the primeval emotion to the rule. Under the influence of the report put forth by to. 1:001111ittet of Consultation, prices in this Moak have gone down, and the 1001. ahem have been done at 3Sh 6L under the rates obtained at the opening of the amounts; tide beln6 the day foe buying hi, the Bears have acsaqueady reaped • bit harvest. LEIWN. Aga. 27. tkroct.ExcsAtios.—Tee rmrket wu slain very inani- mate Ws limning, and the quotations are tending downwards, let but little business is umlauted. Sales: Caletionuma, 71. lbs. 3d.; North Weston; 13 dia.; York sad North Midlands. 164.14. 3.1111 UN 11 8 A 41. Jwse 27. arose-Exowaroa.—Tma market was firmer to-day. Coventry and Nunftterte were done at prem. ; London and North Westerns at flu; Shrewsbn. y and Birmingham preference shams at U. HP. M. prim.; sad ahrooture Untoa. at q dia. MILLINERS' AND DRESSMAKERS' PROVIDENT IN STITTTION —Yesterday the annual general meeting .f the friends and supp wen of this restitution was hell at Wilha's Rooms, St. James's street, Mr. 9. Lewis in the chair The meeting having been °pewit by prayer, the etc y pro ceeded to read the report—the second shim the formation of the society—which was very satisfactory as to the present position of the institution and its future prosrects. The receipts of the past year from the 18th of June, 1849, to the 31st of May, 18.50, amount.d to 7iBl. Ile 9J., including 3161. Br. M. from donations end 801 2e. from subscribers. and a balance of 1061. Ile. id. The expenditure amounted to 6691. Bs. 2i1., luring a hilarrant 2091. Ss. Ild. The assets of the histitutien amount to 2,2851 16s. 91, and i.s annual revenue to 3111. 18s. Tne directors bad to lament the loss i of their able honorary secretary, who died in September last of cholera. Daring the year 22 new members were ad shied, of whom 4 were new subscribers. The institution now numbered 130 members. Dr. Brewer moved the adoption of the report, which was seconded by Mr. Recl aims, and carried unanimously. Resolutions were they passed appointing the officers to the institution, and filling up the vacensies in the bay of direetets. The muting diem I separated. i s i rji 164 27 11 1 131 13 Ma n 9 0 ) 46 3• do 1 101 1 29 31 I Pm 2'6 2a3 52 14 pm. 49 71 34 86 39 410 i 76Y. 96 93 It 11 42 54 par Ipm 34 36 161 14 dla 101 9/ dl.. 106 10 dla. 11 124 i• 9 91 de 91 96 7 7 3 1 31 dia 31 1 dl,. I 2. 31 di . f . 4 dia ; 4 6 , 3 11 , 1 117 139 II 111 37 3$ 1:7 :9 101 11 230 241 109 WI pm Ps• 6, 2• 916. 17 13 41.4. 1 11 1 ; 11 11, pla 41 4 di& 14 16 9 d 11 die 361 361 'Us 15 16 123 124 -3 17 14 13 eta IS 156 46 4) 61 6 41 4 IN 101 di. 11 9 400 411 IS 1 151 7 1 Pm 1 Pm. II 13 P:6 91 61 di*. 7 61 Ws. 9 1 01 I S 3 4 4 11 411 4i 413 7 S ilf t Adr. 111 IS 1 a 101 i 101 1 Pa i 81 leii I 39 Si