The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-04 00:00:00

Tte ri ~- ~~ -~-~ 17C - - No. 2,742.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING; JUNE 4, 1855. [THREEPENCE. . - for the DRAWING-ROOM, I • mem ma seaterreme.a_ol • saw ••• skew el ves4 te lole. 03000 3 .ebeDebe. Masai. boded WM ems. lian Del= E lP Alngille (leternie).l4l.l l .2il a le, =nun &mem siMMOONT eilleetlues et elkelle. aleevele t a d guile. whose vet resit/ NSW. the intrude, OM et oni beisey. eatmeeloel. as 4 Pisa. at 3 , 3 . 1 0 . 80. to 1000 -nee SOUND and WRITE TEETH are sot only indio pa.* rendells te a deselan_aatader la ben ens% bet ear gm l=fa .yrlttoid w DISITIZIKi....o ra . 1m .....a......." Masa kr ne par. Si ft ataraNDO' m e nob ea. erred la wiring an lean nal enernink umpl ari l lariedae a paarlano ablinan le dr amadlal net ne. mine of own; dewy. radaddy tar eane Ina MI = aft Qs tanb trail ua dna aolddla lad. nada Ns reanaan jou .. sent and purlq bajala WSW& Mel UPI. pa bez. enortoi —Tbe words " haw s Olande aa •ea Ille babel, sal .A. SOW. 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WITH BETARATE LAII3II ENGRAVING, GRATIS. 0a EATORDAY, Jam V. will 2iMaa. tW NIIIM Namibia. ream. LLUBTRATED A WWI. MIAOW Rai% ra II • =Elm • awl Mt Pr A r- il let r e Wow be s =mbar , a/ RATIN EMIR Gatlin* et ix es Ihs gist_lo aza :a w iES:as la Olt eliater,... 1 111. . I nea. liki rions -s rlara l a i sirek. - -4 h T HE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING TAPIR, prthe the leaW Moral learaml , th e mdroesteof tree eammuree aad et all emend retor. la the extant end 'Mae et la general netts—la the arreanny et Ile law raper% ead la the varbid mareantde and sommerial aims. tbia soalathed la the city, runway, end monetary eat ielee—llde pew 11=:CORRZSPONDINTS AT Tall SPAT OF WAIL ITS FOILION NEWS 1$ lIILLSSLI AND IMPA&TL&L. As eaelthively early were sligybe to the Indian Seas la sap. OW to lt by every Omelerad WA sad ecattathe TSUI OMIT DAILY WORT, MIA Um et prim. IT EXCLUDES ALL 01 1 7115WV11 It Wee* lodiembe. mime= tag stem ffeaseyslaM eel may etti be INV heir la eq. • aimplay s =e a aillesse le de beiplue ;az at ea slaw Illebeare.lemem ▪ DlDlbeleba impaimal yew by min Poe at a Mud ids% yalilkbor ai Iba Miresepee wady to asp* at lira& par pia rirmili• order. raWailar rair NEWS FORWARDIDtetheOOUNTRY w 1TZ141240 PM, at Ilk. id. perr i i=la Oar% OW MADDOX. 10, Upper 41/bagpat, Nerkerdlait tad Nowa Meat. PAM NEWS LENT TO READ, fres 8 am. nu $ pm.. at la par week; supplied to lava at isaaty. pa, far Id. par dim at Da. 6d. wh =taa ; by Mt. KAMM, llaaa 3410. le, tomplaalalat. ILAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London , at IA. per quarar.-519.19T by MORNING MAlL=ll 4 lad. t, LY° DO., Ns. 64 pa qr.—H. ADAM, 9, Par HriOalagar, Nan Agent. BAYBWATEIL-DAILY NEWS LENT TO ILIAD; sod supplied to the oteatry by imolai pot, at 198.44. crren.tor, gobd t. odivouro. K. BUISICA Ciroweisresso. wilt. ortmosoa BATH ELECTION. A vacancy having esoured in the roptinsatation of this dip by the reelpelks of Mr. nine, Me mamma= of candidates to mar . mast wat a ONO oa istot dwo ols onois possoolimp woos el very wanly ekuseter, sad thwe wee es Galin Ames of the is election display—se peweidessi laws , , blades aor colours. Wises the show of Wade ww takes. as lawman skurity yes Pl ie d i s AorLdr. Tito, sad the Mayor declared asset load that the Weise of the electors had Mut ins thet • pen vas Ibis &mewled haMs.Virketelsy, sad ap plaud to take pip as Meng, to oolontosoo at eight and dile at four o'eleek. Tho following was the date of the poll at 11 o'clock this day: Tits 6BB Whsteley Majority for What*lsy 34 7 --aitgietkPitztr....marigil 1...- • el 1116111111 11M12=64 ,i• A 4 $ feat? IN 'S WPM mode o• Lo t to omini. Is I •lonsot akdrost i ls "my —.— any ••••• bcsollm. OM . 7 onoloPer Inrinbor to as= PWA Soinson of tie ais mod piss ;Jr ~g . .. ......c ,- is mr16..... w i l an al Ns sigissess kis musk 1.. 11: f 7. 9 116. will mil al ia. -.. . Oetionset low. gam sa a rCa= • el w laid moats of Ike vs*, we WNW cs With 04:1 of er g ra r enklLD TIM en be gronsited 0111ITI8, • 11•001/1010‘ Si Il•VIII 0, EU SI DMUS BY 10. PM rossiming • InWropirttad er* SI MSP .B r i sea Is IstaW any of aossisoss FOOD TUE I% Is 0 Mos Ed I. trzw.........,14.1dA.... c ... i tm ., ....... MOM Cram lb* , for a lipi W. Thslitied. Tiede& LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND JEWISH Ilwair.A.) It may be recoiled= that Lord Tabooed= has really bees lateresiated by Kr. Dureoesbe ti refers's* Is Su Intantirma rat the willeast a Am P OWN reetages sad that the Pu-ler &died to at mesas " as, amens ea the soNsol. Jahn Raw boa base addressed ea the oolikst la Ws esesti- Waa l sad dlie Nimbi seiambas sesedrible reply Ms boss asiss4: Kay 28. Sito—l did set maw y 9t liter •I tie liith Ird. k ts I waist MOW ems Ole te SISIMIt ibe polities M ads as it ersarata oho ileivitem et lbe Sews. It pest to te me that while de Masi et eill~kberly ere Itirla their reepeedet Me ~OMB of the majority =rams sir Lodi es likewise ms' MCla their *WM Met Ste semelei el time Mr weeeasy redeesd. selesensud dime would be (sly t The iestft soap tine is at eV awry • memo whiskers Moe of patilastast to-s NM Moss Metal sallow of platimoak assort ataalin to Nam do Son !an mom yield asteleess Ilasprodoes a slum Or APO oftwidmi. Tux's . MOWN% saaihr as wens he Impellist Is Mk Me trawl& tamollataa la Os pssimt salsa at Us deist sties *raj a smosaosift le• ass balm Dot the *frobet bolsksimse das la isellskof sidSisa plattoolloo, att=s Me ite IMO tbe arbelles of •WI nostielie Is me be mielsised.—l resets, dtizabalhs J. Emma. wry A Bows AT CHOP.M.—Yestina m issit dal d seitus eat was seirsiossi at Wallet the alleimpt et 6 eLZ o tbs Xs% IL L. Jima, Si dwell 111 esessue la the wise. Aaua the M PPE mg the Uwe • bell as ems, entsory be serlsmi, gm Wean ke ibe Osmodes swish As sees es Ile be boos le ring, the Ma. Um Velem sees he her sea Is •• _pew sew the emil he et ihaireh—es n od* h we Mewed by Ile whole dee ellipprimi. lb. Lee lam Itse lel ths Wag fey dam lb ma Mob et lbs go. si Pow ilth 044 CIVIC ENTERTAINMENT TO THE JUDGES. On Saturday *venlig an entertainment worn given by the Lord Mayor, lathe Emilia Hall, Maadon-hosor, to her Majeety'; Judges. Attar the anal loyal and patriotic touts, that of "The Army end Navy" being nspoaded to by Lletet-Geseral Bit J. Dovrrow sad VieeAdmiral Mr C. 1)mm:ow, The Loan MAYOZ said he felt it • high honour to be surrounded, es he was that evening, by so many learned sad gifted members of the noble profession of the law. The Lord Chief Justice of England was known everywhere, not only as an ornament to the bench, but es the author of that very intermits work, "The Lives of the Chancellors of England." He was also delighted, as the chief magis- Oa' e of the City of London, to see p-essnt on that aces aim the Lord Chief Baron and other Judges, each eminent in his respective sphere, and setting an example to all the world of litudene• and integrity in the dis abuse of their judidal functions—(cheers)—so that ime masa weld einem the proceedings of their ie without idle esaviated of the justice of *Mr deeisium The Lied Chief Justice bad been alleMelle Of the emsient earperation of that city ; be Illamend that hb lordiMb would again, if necessary, give his swops.. te a dirrralei Italy which served, as he verily be leerd, exit purpesse; and, while changes must Ike Menu of knowledge and the progress of maid iMpleivement, sad though evils naturally arose with the Wu of time, be believed it would be found that the Oelleillestion of the City of London had the power sad the SlMlldtion to reform itself so as to kes=witli * br a Wi th these reuarks, he had ia " the Lad Chief Justice of East e r, le Lord C and the rest of her Majesty's judges." After a fitting response bad been given to the least, Lord Chief Justin Camrsnee, on rising to reply, said the judges all felt that a greet bosomy had been conferred wpm them, and he trusted that the praises which the Lord Mayor had bestowed them ware not altogether unmerited. Through the asslslaaw of the legislature in improving their procedure, jeedes wee now administend not only with purity but also with despatch, sad, both in the courts of law sod is the everts of equity, very soon atter a grievance arose it rkaivid redress. Formerly, it was often complained that • court la the Court of Chancery lasted nearly a cen tury. He eoild wall remember Mr. Jekyll, a friend of his, toiling him that when be was filet called to the bar, he was very much surprised at being immediately entrusted with a brief by • solicitor engaged in • Chancery snit; but the ex planation given by his solicitor was that he thought Mr. Jekyll had • son of right to • brief in that Nue, as the bill was draws by • great great grand-uncle of his in the reign of Queen Anne. (Laughter.) Now, however, • few months after the bill was tiled, there was a final decree. As regarded the corporation of the City of London, he felt that it had conferred inestimable benefits upon the country, and he hoped it would be preserved to distant ages. (Cheers.) The otilee of chief msgistrate could not be dispensed with. Ragland would not be England without the Lord Mayor. (Laughter.) He recollected being told by Sir Samuel Ro inllly, that when be was made Solicitor-General, he received a letter from • French guillotine with whom he was intimate, congratulating him on his • poiatment, astsa his that he might expect soon to be , add went, no doubt, ultimately attain the hearer et Wes Lord Mayor. (Laughter.) The Lied Mew of the t day alight not, like Sir William Welewelb, be none apes to quell a rebellion ; but he bed loparteat daelN to perform. He had to misty* the pease of the sty; be bad to pre side over the illustrious ehentlee Obit alensil the seas polis; he had to mist la the edmilidelsedea d NINO,. NA ho was the head af the asussiselea et which all the were membeen sad they were delighted to serve under impious. la Ms instance, at lust, they had the right man in the right plass. The office of Lord Mayor was never more worthily filled, its duties were performed more creditably. Bessatly the Lord Mayor had contributed most materially to the drawing closer the ties of amity by which England and France were now united. (Cheers.) The manner in which he had tanned the Emperor and Empress of the Friuli had given universal satisfaction, end no doubt would be attended with the best results; and the whole country assented to the 'Worries epos him of an hereditary title—the title of Milleposet—on so auspicious an occasion. (Cheers.) He medentood that the Lord Mayor was about to retain the visit of the Prefect of the Seine ; and he wee sure that in doing so his lordship would help to =Mattis the honour and dignity of the City. The noble and learned lord con cluded by proposing "the Lord Mayor." The LORD MAYOR briefly acknowledged the tout. His lordship then proposed, " The Hoses of Commons and Lord C. Hamilton. Lord C. HAMILTON, M.P., alluding in his reply to the administrative reform movement, observed that the me dusa prunes of that city had raised the name of English 1101011Sibe probity sad Mum which characterised their trensMillems, and that there , at all events, competition was the mile, sad as highest positions were yielded to merit, sad set to avow. The houses of legislators, in which there had meetly been so much discussion as to the best EMMA el nearing the right men for the right places, aright well tern to that ancient corporation for • lesson on the Treel) CHIRP BARON said be Ma to propose • toast. Adverting to the remarks of the Lord Chief - Jutiee, he ob served that, in their independence and integrity, the ledges did but reflect the virtues of the English nation. Having witnessed the administration of justice for the last forty or fifty years, he felt bound to bear testimony to the intelli gence, independence, and integrity of the juries of this country. (Chun.) He concluded by proposing "The Health of the Lady Mayoress." The Loan MAYOR briefly responded. The remaining touts were—" The Queen's Ancient &deist (Mr. Sufism Manaine) and the Bar of Eng land ;" " The Literature of the Country," associated with the name of Mr. S. Warren ; " The Aldermen and Sheriff.," acknowledged by Mr. Alderman Farebrother ; and " The Muter of Trinity Hall, Cambridge " (Dr. Golden). The entertainment was enlivened by the presenca of • large number of ladies. There was an excellent band, and the toasts derived eclat from the heraldic powers of the offi ciating toastmaster, Mr. Harker. The company dispersed about tan o'clock. DEATH OP DZ. °AIMED, DEAN OP CHRIST 1 0 Causcx.—OgroaD, Irma 2.—1 regret to report that the a venerable Dean of Christ Church, Dr. Gaisford, died this sei morning at the deanery, in the 76th year of his age, and after a tem days illness. Within three days of his death, 110 he was enabled to helmet the business of the eollege. Dr. 0 Gaisford was educated at Weigmdsager School, from whom* 0„ : be was elected student of CUM (*arch, than ander the fit headship of Dr. Charles Hussy Hall. On the 3rd of June, se 1801, he proceeded to the degree of B.A. ; and to that of ill M.A. on April 11, 180 4 . a 1809 and 1810 he served the . 13 1 Ake of public OlalaillOT. 111 1811 he Will appointed by I the grown to the Re Protemenhip of Greek. In w 1831 he succeeded Dr. Samuel Smith as Dean of Chalet at. Church, having been trended& to are of the Golden lei stalls at Durham, which Kr. Geiderd hod Iss 1 the same year be proossded to the egiumisided of Le B.D. and D.D. by diploma (Grand Dr. rir . Gaisford was a delegate of the pprrww, Custer et Oa Whim I L Library, a member of the Hebdomadal Cousell as lead el • House, Prebendary of St. Paul's and TimaK lairs of the Academy at Matadi also • eagempimdis Milaitss of the Royal Institute of Fame& Dr. Oddest min • peat admirer of the polities of the leile it lima Hwy Inglis, whom be proposed wham, ea dailies leek phis for the University ; and at the eislideli deities Is UK, islet a plumper for Bir Robed. Dr. Gabbed died embed) es a Greek gahelier, mad aloe aea sailer el army weds well knows Is deeded liteintem. He was a geese hind sad i palms of par eludes* who miss to Child Ohara, and who proved *media deserving of regrad mad easeurage meat by their seise. dimly, and punsvidng giesstion to iOwls ander- Hie merrere were renweebet sees\ and an- L gailly, bat valuable lialities were congealed beneath this unpromising extgrits. ROYAL COLLEGE OF 8111.0108 L-0111 folleming gentleman, having unlisegese thermometry eximiatikes for ib• diploma, were admitted seabeds el the wimp al the meeting of the court of eisminges is Ist Isel. —Kemrs. William Corbin limb, Maw ; names iligherbert Suety, Bwethomples s Ihiresel Themes J*seeN, Ilinsimp hem; Theme Gwynn, Hayek BaiW lreessibire; Mbar law, Horley, Burry ; Jonathan Disking., Wessoesete.ms-Tyne ; Mania 11We. Cosier Weedloilli• tee, WmoieWeltre ; Charlie 'tweed & _hie of Wight; WO•ogr ibei Ma lialte Lengresset fiedloury, _Lie Jobs Chaise Toeleallige, Harts; Men Dawes Bs" 111104 . ; Froisrlds Daft&l l let . Sighing ; and J Olgelts. Oiss, aunty Cavan, Fos CLIMr.. feeetit lesedne of the Fos Chtb this :MO= Me glees es idirday evening, at Dessbes. Rt Zed el Sombiesagb, the Earl of ightHes —die . Ilk lobed Mar Kis. T. C. H. ' Al lgir iab l ei ts , of Birsiord. Moonlit Sir J. K. Bert., Sir G. R. MIMI. lien., Davis, Bart., K 2., LestKostyn, Night Hem Lest Menge Hill, Capt. yow•demd. KN., M.P., IL P. Illiphimus iT t e6 Lord %lam Kim Hamilton H. Dime" Re& Der- Mlinnet Demean . K 2., light Hes. . W. rim 1108iiiiit Dundee, leg., K.P, Kw R. 8. Orem, . _IL O. Dye& M.P., MO, Hos. Alward lilies K.P., Lied Oisseye, - Earl redeem, Lord Jams Start. Ilea. Mem& Odie, Lord amehogs•- [Adveribillstat)—" Fifty = r. dyslept a ttr ste wm f 4 seeeet i re e vei gusi =asz ewe seeZ i tageora ELbraitz be Da Ihnefa mesilma hmihcallerteg 11011-18aala MU. Weriim• Um near Dies. lisaiMP m mhos, gdrady mind eir id ed ___lrltb hit higusisse I Ms. no. s UM. n&I misled. inike lON 11111, lie. Ms MI6 moll Mb. aide. Ilse rise es IWO se Limse in_ egige.—Simy ha ism sari 17 bra lasse. eedoe. lell, i - dila alls eel lliiidodi-glailVegm llabwoirest ; I, tballse; Me Oignhill i Ilis I Ili ._ _ . .. . . . SHABA LIST& BATIIRDAT Immo. The railway share market to-day was very firm. with a quiet business. Prices were in all come well maintained at the late rise. THIS DAY.--Two o'CLocz. The railway share market to-day is very strong, and most of the heavier stocks are quoted at atwitter advance. &mimes is moderate. London and North- Western stock is quoted 104 to ; Great Western, 681 to 69; Midlana, 761 to ; Lancashire and York shire, 821 to 1; South-Pasterns, 19 to 1; Caledonians, 32? to j ; and Great Northern', 234 to L. Paris and Lyons shares are higher, at 2210 4r 22 , prem. Northerns are quoted 364 to t, and 361 to 37. OIDINARV SHAN= AND STOCK& ILixorars. I 93 M M 100 A se 119 4115 AT SS 100 16 1$ 9 3 pok It li Oh N. 64 14 . 32 27 124 am es =r h tz mig4 o4 e1im.11419. SI 1 .1 81111441411141110414J114. 11 Da 274 all Do.UNIOU.O. 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H I 1 iii E 1 111 13 i 14i 114 14 rlOl3lOll RamoAs Thorrio.—The folloorbi returns of the pin neoipte of the peteelpel we the Let Preach rail• lia l=ww.—ition 1124::Lo r May 17: POIIIIIIIM. 341,10 L; geed'. 617,1412; NW. 7sllf. Wanna an Nara .—lron Kay 111811.1 37 s Pr. sow% 8111,112214 ams Ilessib ia l_ rran o2ll; telej l. u4ast. °sums ass --,, so Sis May Ws roma gas, $74,2711.; SIAM ; told. 91M2 et. lft II los May 37 s Poomeset. 324.121; gosis.l7l.7 in j p lA lioni t. Isliat2U. 21 1, Nay 37 : Poompes. 13,7011.; polo.el, lime•—reann t ritay 36: Pamegore. $36,3671.; garb. iossiLs 13134 Lim 10 lONIVIMI&MWIrrittIi Nay 14 Is May 10 s nom. gook WM; psi& MAK; foul, MAUL 0/41/100MIIM kir.o to IISA19: Paresses. 40,1314 ; psi% MOM; 1.121.1111.1371. A parliamentary Mara shows that them are at =twesty prints reformatory snook in Enema' and d, eertified by government, sad capable of contain abut 1,800 ehMin L, SATURDAY ETIIIING.—The United Stake mil steamship Atlantis', (lepton Janos Wert, sailed hors the Money this forenoon, with the usual mu& for than Vatted States, 110 poseniere, sad a fall serge on ORTITAL PAIAOI.—SATUZDAT, lONE 2.—Oar dawn, by mama, 54. mob, 346; ditto by mason Whets, ,to., 2 0 ,1 06; tetai, 20" THZ BOTAI. PANOPTICON.—The AM novelty it this nantallea is a ilwanais illaileadse d the sweat erup tion d Yawls% M which au the AAA et the walls cro stini= w sawalasel with Sid* eat AWL In $ brief iatreanelsep loans" 11r. Irineetw>fsihepws Om $ sweinet ealianalks d Ile man et vanish wow% the Mil& of Ask seremks. gni the owl all& b assignal w thew is Oa nod ware el ssstfa. 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TS iq ii 10 1 15 1s 11 -.— Ili Sin 1$ 14 4 !w ui 140 11 4 dig 10i 101 ii ii Si Si Fe dig 1.1 1• e 111 14 a dis N' ups to I p.n.' MONEY MARIET. BATriDAT EVENIIIII. The English stock market to-clay showed decided firmness, and gradually advanced, dating 1 per cent. higher than yesterday. The operations were not important, and there was a comparatively small attendance of members, but it is worthy of notice that the market has closed at the highest point yet attained, and no less than lt per cent. higher than on last Saturday. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Renter expe rienced a rise varying from f, to I per cent., specula tive parallaxes preponderating. The Amsterdam bonne continuos very firm. Consols for the 10th July ruled during the morn ing at 911 to 3 ex div., and were last quoted 911 to 1, equal to 931 to 1 with the dividend. Notwith standing the shutting of the transfer books, some transactions are recorded for money. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money (shut), 921, 1, 1 1 ; ditto, for ac count, 10th July, 911, ~ I , ex div. Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1. New Three per Cents., 921, 92. Thirty Years Anauitiee, expiring in January, 1860, 41 India Stock, 235, 236. Bank Stock, 2091, 210, 2081. _ _ _ The new Thirty Years Annuities were dealt in fit 16; per it. The omnium was marked 43 and 4} prem" and closed at 4; to 5 prem. The March Exchequer Bills were firm, at 17s. to 20s. prem. India Bonds advanced, being dealt in at 19s. to 235. prem. In the foreign stock market the movement was mainly confined to Turkish, which, after being sold as low as 81, had recovered at the close to 81; to 821. The transactions in this stock continue very numerous. Mexican, Peruvian, Buenos Ayreen, and Venezuelan bonds are in some favour. At the close of the Stock Exchange, Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 99 to 101 ; ditto Four-and.a. Half per Cents., 89 to 91 ; Mexican, 22 to 1; Sardinian, 86 to 87 ex div.; Peruvian Four-and-s- Halt per Ceuta., 68 to 70 ; Dutch Two-and-s-Half per Cents., 63 to 65; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 92 to 94 ; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 183 to 1 .. Sales are recorded as follows: Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 69 1 , 60. Dutch Two-and-a-Halt per Cents., 64. Mexican Three per Cents., 221; ditto for account, 15th June, 223. Peruvian Four.and a-Half per Cents., for account, 15th June, 69. Sar dinian Five per Cents., 851, 86 ex div. Turkish Six per Cents., for account, 15th June, 813, (82, 813, 82, 81, 811, 813, 82. Venezuela Four-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 29, 281, 293. It is stated that the Bank of England has recently purchased, besides other government securities, a con siderable amount of Exchequer Bills, including a large amount hitherto held by the South Sea Com- WV A petition has been numerously signed amongst the frequenters of the Baltic Coffee-house begging the committee to order the building to be closed in future at two o'clock on Saturdays; but it would ap pear that the proposed innovation is resisted by a number of the subscribers. The imports of the precious metals this week, though considerable, have been smaller than of late. Our list includes :-13,633 oz. of gold, by the Indem nity, and 2,620 oz. by the Island Home, both from Melbourne; and 1,900,000 dole., by the Atlantic, from New York. The total value of these arrivals is about 445,0001. There have also been some considerable arrivals of the precious metals from the Continent, the Baron 047 having brought in 30 cases and 13 auks of bullion, and the Ravensbourne one cask, and 25 cues, both from Antwerp. The value of these arrivals is not stated. The _- ~...Lose-nose statement of the shipments of the predeue metals direct from London during the week includes only 360 oz. or gala, ana I,bBo of siver—all to Boulogne and Newfoundland, represent ing a total value of only about 1,8001. Specie to the amount of 49,0641. was also shipped at Southampton on board the Iberia, for the Peninsula. The Eunice, which is to leave Southampton for Alexandria on Monday, has on freight specie and bullion to the value of no less than 460,1051., of which, however, only 34,6001. is gold, the remaining 425,5051. consisting entirely of silver. The destina tion of these large supplies is as follows, viz.: For Bombay, silver, 99,2531. ; for Ceylon, gold, 11,7001.; fee Madras, gold, 3601., and silver, 1,2051.; for Cal cutta, silver, 143,3841.; for Penang, silver, 1,1401.; for Singapore, silver, 35,1351. ; for Hong-Kong, silver, 47,4091., and gold, 12,9401.; for Canton, silver, 78,7401.; for Shanghai, silver, 17,2431. ; and for Singapore, gold, 9,6001. Ths aggregate shipments of the week are thus veiled to about 511,0001., of which five-sixths consist of silver. The Emu has arrived from Port Fairy, whence she sailed on the 9th February, and the Eliza Goddard from Port Phillip, but neither of these vessels is known to have any gold on freight. The directors of the Great Western Railway Com pany announce that the railway is now opened throughout from Gloucester, through Rose, to Here ford. Land and bank shares to-day were well supported. The shares of the Bank of Australasia and Bank of New South Wales were quoted about 11. higher. East and West India Dock stock has been dealt in at 121 ; Canada Land at 121; General Screw Steam at 14; to 141 ; Netherlands Land at 11 (51. paid) ; Oriental Gas at prem. ; and Illinois Central Rail way Seven per Cent. Bonds, 1875, at 70 (exchange, 4s. 6d.). Rome and Frascati Railway shares were quoted I to it prem. From a list drawn up by Mr. Miller, of the Jeru salem Coffee-house, containing particulars of the vessels which are preparing to enter outwards from Gravesend for Australia during the month of June, we compile the annexed particulars : No. of Vessels. Teenage. For Victoria „ New South Wales l6 13,083 ~ Hobart Town 3 1,723 „ Leuecestou 2 661 „ Adelaide „ Now Zealand 6 3,133 Total "mob These figures show an increase over those for pre vione periods. The corresponding statement for the previous month (May) included 45 vowels, re presenting 29,908 tons ; for April, 41 vase* or 28,308 tons; for March, 44 vessels, or 28,453 tons; for February, 49 vessels, or 30,143 tons ; for January, 66 vessels, or 33,708 tons ; for December (1864), 67 vessels, or 46,404 tons; for November, 81 vessels, or 50,179 tons; for October, 97 vessels, or 63,800 tons ; for September, 83 vessels, or 65,773 tons; for August, 80 vessels, or 60,974 tons; and for July, 91 vessels, or 52,731 tons. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz. The English funds continue to show an upward tendency. Atter rising I per c ent , prices are now _ _ quoted a per cent. higher tian they closed on Satur day. Businese is quiet. Consols have ranged between 911 and 92 ex div. for the 10th July, and are now quoted 911 to /. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 92; the New Three I per Cents.'st 921 to f ; the New 30 Years' Annuities at 181; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, at 1001; Exchequer Bills (Mmah), at 18e. to 201. prem. • and India Beads, at 1111. to 255. prem. The omn ium has risen to 5 to 5/ Foreignmks are firm. Turkish has varied from 83 to 82, and is now quoted 82 to 1. Mexican stands at 22 to 1; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., at 181 to ; and Rusnian Five mor Ceuta, at 99 to 101. D u tch 1 wo.andf Half per Gents. have been dealt in at 1 ; ditto Four per Cat. Certifs., at Basili 6 a 4 n F l o arild-frlialf per Cents, at saii and Poitspen 3xN pi Oath 1545, at 19. SATVIDAT E 111211310. There has not been much business to-day in the home mining stock market, and prices exhibit no change of importance. The gold mining shares remain quiet. Pontgibaud shares advanced 10s., but those of the English and Australian Copper 4 Company were more offered. We subjoin the present quotations of the stocks, in which the chief transactions of the week have taken place, viz.: Alfred Consols, 11 to llf ; East Wheal It 41., 24, 25 2 1; North Wheal Bassett, 26 , 26} ; Bt. Day United, 2. ; Rosewarne, 170, 176 (ex div.); Sortridee Consols, 21, ; South Wheal Franco., 476, 600 ; United Min.., 195, 2611; Vale of Towy, 17a. 6d., 191. ; Wheal Pollard, 10s., 12s. 6d.; Wheal Kitty (Lelent), 38, 40; Wheal Comford, 6}. t Wheal Bassett, 660, 675 ; Clijah and W en t wor th, 15, 16A ; ; West Caradon, 170, 176. For shares in new undertakings the current quota tions (which, however, are in moat oases little more than nominal) are subjoined: Culahote Copper, 1-16 to 3.16 per stare; Jamaica Copper, Dto j per share; Cologne Lead, 6.16 to 7.16 per share; hurode Copper, to A dim. ; Obernhof, Ato I per s h are ; Peninsular Mini n g, 1 . 16 die. to 1 . 16 prem. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), A to) dia.; San Fernando , 3.16 to per share; Great Crumb, to per share ; Lacamor Copper, 318 to per share ;Port Royal (of Jamaica), ben I per share; Greet Cambrian Mining and Quurying 1 . 16 to 316 pm stare: British Australian Gold, 1-16 le irpsr share; Ma& beat Zinc, 1-16 to 3-16 per share : Lake Bathurst Gold, 1.16 to b per share ; Australia& Consols, 3 16 to 5-16 pet share; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, 3.16 to 6 . 16 per s hare; Wildberg Consols, IA to 2 per share; L'Aigle d'Or, 1.16 to 3.16 per share; IPoltimore, la. to 2s. per share ; Gallt-y-ffrith Redyn, 3 dl.. tot prem.; Fort Bowen, 4to3l6pershare. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The gold mining shares remain quiet 7 Agna Fria shared are quoted 1 to j; Nouveau Monde, Ito 1; and Colonial Gold and Great Nugget Vein, 1 to a. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 33 to 34 ; Peel River, 21 to 31; North British Australasian, 1 dis. to par ; and Scottish Australian Investment, Ito prem. United Mexican shares have fallen, having been sold at 5 to 51. English and Australian Copper shares have been dealt in at 2; and Australian Mining at 11. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARS-LANE.-THIS DAY. The supply of English wheat was not large, and, being held for 2s. to 3s. advance, could not be sold. Foreign wheat was in moderate request at ls. above last Monday' rates. Flour rather dearer. Barley in short supply, and the turn in price against the buyer. Oats plentiful, and buyers of quantity could supply them selves at 6d. below the sales of this day week. 1 Beane dull, but peas were scarce, and the turn dearer. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PRONE NAY 28 TO JUNE 2. inuad. Qrs Engl 3233 iah. Scotch. IN 34697 A. Vora393. Malt.l I Barlay 1 2633 575 3 i 33313 Oata llO 121 I 2910 I 33659 Plow. 2614 maks. and 767 barred.. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The public sales declared for to-morrow consist of:— Sugar : 250 hhda. West India 20,000 bags Mauritius, 3,300 bags Bengal, and 600 bags M adras. Coffee : 200 casks and 1,000 bags. Tea: 32,000 packages. Saltpetre: 1,200 bags. Cochineal : 200 bags. The private contract markets have a Orin appearance. Sexterras —Business has been done at advanced prices. Corrow.—The market continues excited. About 6,000 bales sold on Saturday at an advance of id. per lb., and the article has an upward tendency. Rum continues firm. iiiiii;l7.re occupied with samples of to•mor row's sales, and no business reported. OILS.—Seal, pale, 631 ; straw, 401. to 601.; brown, 441. to 451. ; sperm body, 1821. ; head-matter, 1301 ; cod, 461. ; South Sea, pale, 471. to 471. 101.; Olive, Gallipoli, 541. to 651. ; Spanish and Sicily, 621 to 531.; cocoa nnt, 42/. 101. to 40/ 'Nam, 411. to 421. ; linseed, 381. ; rapeseed, pals, 551. 10s. to b6l. NB.; brown, 641. TALLOW THIS DAY. The market is firm today, at the following quotations, :—Town tallow 50s. nett cub ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 625. to ed. ; June, 621. ; October to December, 64e., buyers. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. I 1853. Int. 18AS. —,— Stook on hand Casks... I 24,300 Delivery lostweek Do.froos lit hue trrivalltetweek 2,715 Do. froai 'Allude Prim Y. C. per cwt. .. ..... Do. Town 495. id. 35,592 47,153 923 1,494 563 563 963 909 155 636.04. 536.3 d. 61a. Od. 516.3 d. Arrival for the week ending June 12, last year, 69 casks, and delivery, 820, casks. The snivel last week comprised 661 casks from Ruda, 222 casks from Aus tralia, and 26 from other places. Total, 808 casks. MARKET.-THIS DAY. -- The supply of beasts is again shorter, and consequently prices have advanced ; however, trade is not fest at our quo tations. The number of sheep is as large as on Monday lest, but the average quality is very indifferent. They are all quickly disposed of, and in some instances our highest quotations have been exceeded. Friday's prices are well maintained for calves and lambs. From Germany and Hal. land there are 464 beasts, 600 sheep, and 113 calves ; Scot land, 600 bents ; and Norfolk and Su ff olk, 2,000. per stew of site. e. ds.d. 1 Per 'Sons et Sits. &d.s. d. Sest. deota. Hereford 410 6 0 Best Dos. & 811 5 2 5 4 Dot fibortdiortis llissondqusllty awls— 3 8 4 0, Do. do. Moro Calm 4 4 6 4. Ewa and sccond quality 0 0 0 0 Pin brod 4 0 6 0 1 Do. do. Oben 4 2 4 6 fiest & Ilalf-s 0 0 0 0 lambs . Basis at motet, 3,671; the and lambs, 21,490; Nivea 178; 6. 1 1 P. 370. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for hops of all descriptions is oa the increase, and prices are gradually advancing; the stock of new hops is nearly en billeted, and good yearlings are also becoming very scarce. COAL MARKET.—'fIIIB DAY. Will. End Herten, 201.-7 fresh skips at market. OF A CHAPEL ➢Y IndepeedeM Chapel, at the corner of Warwick and Mill streets, Toxteth-park, Liverpool, was destroyed on Friday afternoon by fire. A plumber named Heyman, residing in the Park, was repairing a gas-pipe, situated immediately under the organ, and over the front entrance of the chapel, sad in order to test the soundness of the pipe turned on the gas at the meter, applying a light at the same time to the pipe, when as explosion underneath the organ took tinthe flame igniting the woodwork in proximity to it. ;yness of the wood caused the flame to spread rapidly, and instead of turning off the gas at the meter, which "added fuel to the flame," Ha7men tried to extinguish the flame itself, but finding all his efforts unavailing, he ran Into Mill•etreet, and gave the alarm, when messengen were despatched to the fire-engine stations, Brunswick Dock and Temple-eonrL the engines of which were in a short period on the spot, but not before the fire had made great progress. About three o'clock the roof fell in; and although the greatest exertions were used, the flames were not ex tinguished until four o'clock, when the entire building was gutted—the organ, galena, and the wood work being completely consumed, the outside walls alone Madam. The building is said to be insured for an amount which will cover the lad.—Liverocal Chronicle. Flax IN BLOOMODUEY.—Yesterday morning, about one o'clock, a fire broke out in the premises tenanted by Mr. Burton, coffee-house keeper, 7, High.etreet, Blooms but as the bury. The inmates were prompdy aroused, and effected tam mope uninjured. A good supply of water having seised, as is frequently the cue at fires, by a great number of persona canons to be employed in working it. In the bellrb:rnbtsicengetethweumbegirnegs t w ak ere en ro s th to e water-plug wi it was mule to clear the engine one of the men get thrown down, and falling under the wheels of the ponderous machine, it over his body,injuriog him so seriously that he had to erre e loved to the homdtal. The fire was not extinguished until the shop, the bar, and coffee-rooms were destroyed. The origin of the aro is unknown. The premises were insured fa the Law WNW CAUTION TO Taannenta.—On Friday afternoon a respectebly dressed tea afloat thirty years of age, and 6 feet 10 high, caned at Bleetweire. ostler, Bodferd-oonrt, Covent-garden, and alhqellestiag a Madman oats of more regulated that alienist, of Be there the fellow to the lad that' a: Te. ~.a some; la the pleader. On: not 9110011111111 Yiiti UrZYWAL thejarks Jab- eta lad iliiiiisetioipaaliy TeaTo - Dir.lcirjr Z lialtbrdetreet ; this was done, and on arrival low ram the bell, sad tarn at Mr. Fowler would like to e lg' gli Zit . 2 4 l foolishly fell into the trap 4 '- _,... ' • ' * to meat tine the sharper --•- .—.- - X a inquiry of the pollee it is •.c .," ~,,,, • , icon in the neighbourhood. - ~..- s4,g, , Flamm. Bastitnos. ,; Ir '^, idie hputremed hive the '`" • . ' LsJ leie l V. • • ...44 vie , 00 or Os 111$ i I 11161 1 19 it S S. - 9 li I S llli iii 2if i 101 4 41 1 1 Dm 24 i I I I li I 1 Ili I I lie 6S