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This WIC not doing justice to ftomini's liveliest of operas, which, thLugh strongly cast a d admirably performed, had Ice than its usual ezhilirating effect. Nor is it doing justice to Ins tragic opera, when the interest is at its height, and the feelings of the audience molt deeply moved, to break off In the middle and begin something else. This is one of the:prac tices which degrade the lyric stage by reducing the per• faience of ..n opera to a mere concert of music. Orisi, hoverer, sang inaimificently—ss grandly and beautifully as she ever did is her life, and was received with corresponding euthanasia. la tha Bartow. di Soigll4, Madame Viardot was the 80. aim, • part in which we d not remember to have seer men lan before. She appeared in it lately at Paris, sad is said to ham had meat miaow tin performance last night was fall of tibint and *writ; but its effect was impaired by an' ewer into which this admirable artist has a tendency to fall —enesr•slabotatan. She sense to ham studied to gme halms to a hackneyed part by a must's% successios of asir reading,. The music is perfectly suited to the compose Of ha vuice. It is written for a emaso-soPfatie , is gesenally perf o rmed by singerswho an obliged to alter It to emit th eir roams ; but Viardot is not oader any each nem& 1 7, and frequently m d se ., fine and new effects by "Mar the pumps as the composer write am See neutralises this advsatagei however, by Posfosion of alteratives for which there is no mama. Fithbalishminits are .n be introduced where the composer au left roma for than ; but Viardet's alterations are net Nebellebraects: they are clever—but ?face f ," ° r 1 1 ,..."! thwarlie—mbetitotione of passage* of her awn "*"'," fhe tiscaPoMr, where the composer never "°.",,___"*" hasand e, my altermian. Rossini is said to "n" .1. skied when _he heard some of his airs treated in th.: 6 a u ._ l llOll pia ••••••D 2s vas amiss !" and we %Mak al". aids th. No w :mask it be had heard Viardot la." ::th la ,sce polo_ is particular, she earaly a Wade bag sicsaashed, elaresly n sicgle phrase inalsami ghs Ne w* swing maw. No Willi in so rtalsi.__ Tire bar Omani, eat ;hey did t. )t club with the :rain aAs asseapsoiniats : bgt II am swath. •°' Nefelles oughs -s is b• demi aims ed. Minty be tke kaMeo; and what sing*, can lupe,* upon Hie noltrannensig greneful melody of Rossini ? Her wise wee mete satin saamy than hoe singing. It was ladylike and sisionl, wish many touches of refined sad delieste kmatwir. Tantalises Figaro bad all his old Messily—his air was as animated and his step as simnel as ever, while be covered his Toed deleets so skilfully that they were so reely &comet. Lablaehe's Hartholo was inimitable ; Banda, seldom has wig a representative as Formes ; and, though last not least, Hario's Alamein was an szsmisit• vocal performance, as well as a piece of genuine comedy. NEW P; IN IC_ SOCIETY._ The oonoert of Wednerday night (the fifth and last but one of the sewn) was in aid of t • fund• of the O•tmaa Hospital, at Datum. The programme we. ea follows : PA= I. Ovarian (The Tenpin) £ &Wenn Pon " Romeo and Joliet" ria, Moneta; Gorier (Women Ileseade) — Romani Ada. " nod Manna," Madman Oanier (Muni Magni) Oamento Ellat„MadonsOory nil 11. flyeapbe" lo abode; my in 0 Ulmer ... Aria, Mir I Vane, Madame Gasalar.... Omni% " Zaabartlike", If. Ingle Dalin Smart Moen VIIIIS4IO Want ....... sreagesest of the programa, was not adhered to. The symphonies of Mem:tend Berlioz were made to abeam plasm, tee Low end Alit being thee pat at the begin- , ning of the sewed part. Mr. Henry Leslie's overture is a very clever work of the descriptive clam ; it attempts to illustrate some souse in Walter Beau'. " Ivanhoe," concluding with the combat be- h tams the Knight and the Tessler which decides the fate se of Rebecca. We learn from the programme that such is eh the subject. Like most pieces of musical painting, it is ex. 22 esedingly vague ; but, with the Delp of en explanstles, the st.„. composer's Solutions are iatelliaible. We brim small faith 1 7 in the powers of dereriptire music, which it le the fashion of se the day tours far beyond their true limits. The qembeay m in minor is cue of the mat charming of lienerre UAW a+l works. It is full of delicious sad mat eagesielve „„ 81 . melody, coabined with great holism. *see, sod a l simplicity. It is written for a email onassiss, the only instrumeats, besides the stringed quartet, being j. se one lute, two oboes, and two bassoons. There are It. no clarinets, no horns, no trombones, no drums ; yet no 11. deficiency is felt—the ear is delighted by the richest harms- 0 - nice, sad the mind is Clad with imps of power and i t beauty. This sasphaay, it is most *By observed in the ge. book of the concert, " finishes an ems& how little ne- at, emery • multitude of instruments ego to produce great St t. effects when great ileas exist in the osissition." Berlioz's symphony presented, is respect, a peat gt contrast to Komi's. For the proclaim of his °rebuttal ft effects he employs not only all the unal hestrumeala, m but • good many more ; end on Mb wiessat, V as well as Owing to the easmoivo hams sad complexity of his score, it io se easy matter to get up lad perform any of his admiral worts This dramatic synsebear, Memo aid Ime @Seedy been noised hose 112111 NM MS Mill 6111111/11.11ges own aid bee Isis MOM Ile ert et pest deal of aillielims bell genie oesseeibaving been Ise• teasi apes It relliMet SWIM or neediestioa. That Berlioz is a bold sad eitglest thinker estealt be disputed. 4 4 His knowledge of lislounniallu Is caswININIS. He is gt troy • Briar vas " with a Ilmslred hands." end be wields lo .11111 s with it strength whisk, plebes, Beellereen alone has So gel,aser. But, having a giant's stress* he is apt i t WIN it like a giant; oftea staining the ear by • chaos of e , seam which defeat their object by their very usagerstion. et Hie soft passages are frequeutly very Imaginative mad bean. gt. tl sad their repo, dressy steel--es is Basses So garden remelo—ts sometimes heightened by the dames ft, of any &Maim makey. Bat we are tat yet seek era- ow Texts to the deadest of the new edesel as to ess met to the eeds& of all the aid mamatisselithe el mesie. &see imementionalitim in truth bows temloil ea km ge. mashie peimiliseel Mee. We have sada 'Wyss& prep- u ' deco in Sims ashgthmisse miledy,elearsessefeeednictioe, is and symmetry et t bemuse we Sad that them are the 7: essential features of the weeks of the great asestsea, whom • we have ever regarded with love and reveremes. Before s the new school can gain the eseradeasy, the aid seheel mat et. be exploded, and the works of awl llieni-usy. U Boothe's'', sad Spoke, sad tat they__eee ell of the old spe n t —mest be esseigeoll le visa We have e t great respect for Beam Banks )mail Biased Wsgese—we so look upon them as MIL 1114 1 =161111abili ss Zdai ; bat we to hope that, it they are to their sit the great f! to wasters who have basso these, it will net be in ear day. Be all this, kswwsm, as it may, Betties is am of the most distingsished es livieg and Is reception N, on this Ml6's WM Neely Silas high iliameter sad psi- es ties. to Beethoven's maseels was very finely performed by Ms- et dame Oury ; and the mama was mach enlivened by the !!! briniest sashes et Madame Gamier. The hall wee well N Ailed sad masort will no doubt be beneficial to the • *ashy to whisk its proceeds an destined. HARMONIC UNION, HANOVER-SQUARE ROOMS. ii The concert of Wednesday was one of yea and IS varied interest, as will be seen from the following pro- so gramme : So Pan I. .- 0•155515, " P1515111 ^ UM, Madras Maim. " no' Clouds by Tempests " Weber- Violessallo Obligate—Herr Eliololsll. Caprice Brillante, "Op i al' aorta ' —... ...... -ar. if. li;n . . Dust, Madame and Yr. WINO. "Crodel, perch* Sawa" Mozart. Symphony. " Emits" ... Beethoven. PAM n. Beethoven's Balm of Athens. The misolleneous selection of the int pert woe well contrasted, and both the vocal and isetrumental pieces were highly effective. Mr. Risa's pianoforte solo was a careful and musician-like performance ; bet it lacked that vivacity and impure which Mendelesuha's music so espe cially requiree. The " Eroica Symphony" went well, the only want being a little more widest of stringed instra- MU. Beethoven's lIIIISiO SO " The Ruins of Athens," 51. it haa bean several times performed in this country, l it thatoararatively little known, with the exception 1 . 3 ! of the overture sad a march—the vocal music having Sentslesd la aannscriPt until introduced to the Philharmonic , geneerts a few years glace by dendshaohn. It was first piatikbut by Meson. Ewer, 1 .1 of Oxford-street, who deserve SO ea* pude; word of praise for their introduction of this and „,, ionises - ease great work.. at large cost, and with remote dew el relic Mendehnohn, when asked by Melon. Ewer For it was certain that the music was Beethoven's, re , 0 . 8 I wiah I could say no, for then the world would 30 Adam ln possesdas of two Beethoven." TA* Rains of was an allegorical piece a species of '• ; 4 2 =, written by Rotsebne for th e opening of the at Path ; and for this piece B e ethoven II essalssesd an overture, a march, a duet, and several do- et. ruses, in all whisk his 'genius is as apparent as in any other of his works. Pad* ps the overture is the least interestiag , portion of the week Ise fragmentary end vague in de- I' sign. All the lied errs. however, is of the highest order. The duet " Paddies pet bated," supposed to be sang by two Omsk slaves, is tall of fine pathos and poetic feeling : it was beautifully by Madame and Kr. Weise. The most eztreeml{nay eausep , 7sa, however, in the whole work is the shamed Dunkin. This Is one of those wonderful MeOrs liens utterly ualllseitythies that has provided it, by wVol at. q m p atio roms les Individuality. Its mimed uncouth strains gs.l toseibly beim she isseshiselea is wild gyrations of It. the by when it is supposed le be sung. This move w amend last sight as usual, and a like fate at tended the pretty and eharactsristie Turkish March. Thanks are due to the Harmonic Union for again performing this beautiful music. MI6 Ai:int/Jen CONCERT.—Thia distinguished composes and pianist bad a concert at Willis's Rooms yes terday morning. It attracted a crowded and highly fashion able audience, and was one of the most brilliant and faith htable concerts of the mason. A trio (M .S.) for the pianoforte, violin, and violoncello, by Mr. Aguilar, was per formed by himself, Herr Ernst, and Signor Pieta It is a maaterly work, in a pure and classical style, and evincing originality and Inventive power. The slow movement is pmeliarly melodious end beautiful. Mr. Aguilar also per formed Barthoven's Is. masts, No. 1 of Op. 19, and a re markably spirited Were et bisewneemposit ion, showing him self to be a most acoomplYbed pianist. Rossini's favourite chamber duet," La Poem," was gracefully sang by Madame and Signor Fame& Mr. nilar's pretty ballad, " Aisle " g by Madams Ferrari with that sweetness and until- Wood simplicity which is the diem of that specie of singing._ Mr. Miranda, a young and promising performer, sangldendel's famous song, "Love Sounds the Alarm, " in Aria and Galatea. Mr. Waley's meg " Sing on, ye little birds," was admirably sung by Minor Clef:atm. Mr. Pratten played a c lever solo on the Ante, composed by Mr. Aguilar; Ernst gave his Meters* Sentimental'; and Mr. Aguilar's performanos of hiendelesoba's kndante and Weida Caprice/Am concluded this very elegant enter- Mamma. liArtorsahlisti•za ROOlia.—A concert was given bag last aisle ia aid of the Goidswitbs' Hinavolentleati intros. The peel widen asalseed almost entirely of Total node, seas et the most admired glom by Spofforth, We Horsley, Elam an Visa weft amiably relieved by , several ballade wag by Madame i Thillon in law sanest isaaaer. Daddy this *debated artiste, the geassase assst& the rose se Mr Hey wood, Mesta ONE% Massa lissess, LW, Dodds, Lawler, sad Sedes. &ewer the pots Mews hoes Los sasses (a Nisi yeah) perfumed es the piesehres Idelseoe too Gailleere with a resides ash eswessed id as immanonal Oat wen _Lace,-„', eesdisdes the derintir staled inis r ? MI6 Ile law = We =am le pissed Me: is / 81011 . - al oe► elegriew wee reeirriese, or.f•C l . !TIT h i ;e irleselews, Ode Ty b ra was well aid we trot .".. 1 " =" 1 "••••• •Ijist If is Wt we NV simiked. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1655. SHARE LIST& THIIIIDAT Imam eh. The railway share market to-day was, on the to whole, well supported, though business was inactive, a t and chiefly confined to the settlement. At the close i t . prices %ere quite u good as yesterday afternoon, and so in Lancashire and Yorkshire, and one or two other stocks, an improvement was observable. 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Harmful Grand Dually of Rada Great Pulgootts _ Liberty II slimmer Loaiambus tMariqulta Nair Oraoada tN.Unarea /Mo. era.C3 Noonan Powell:sod Saw Port Phillip Quarts Rook +Milytasay Iron +Do. Maw . mantissa doaria South kartraliaa lin Croft tUaitad Maxima. all vratkr Wag Mariposa all ♦ Traeollorable by stampod 14300 40 i I , 4u 10,000 SO 40.000 23 I , 22.200 10 2,400 100 20,000.100 13,000 100 IS,llOOi 20 23',0004 20 10.000' 20 20,000: 50 00,000 , , 60 00,000 100 1 0 ,000 100 10,000: 10 93,00 e, an 20,000 20 12,0121 SS 10,000100 4,000 10 10,000 6 11,000 25 MOW 16 4000 00.000 40 JOINT Australasia. oll6•o46l•NO7o4; lll.. British North American IC'bertered Batt or Aga D".tio.of Intl.,Aus.kCti. 4 I - IClt 9 . SAM& • 141 46 i ii 70 „ par Comment&lot We'll— Eng n fleot.,kAast.elart. Lna.Chart.Baak of Awl. ill i li . sliakiP I Loudon and Loudon Jot= *** Loadonand Wissunlnetes Nat. Pro,. of England Do. New National of Ireland New South Wales Ortent. NankCorporation Proeloetalof Ireland Do. New Royal Australian Bank ing and Gold Lap. Co. South Anotralla ....... Union of Australia Do. New Union of London 20,0001 13,Aostrallan Agricultural. 60.000, 10;•astralian Royal Mall._ 15.0041 10,1lerlIn Katerworka ' 00. dish Arnerlun Land S' ortt.ltCoLdos.& Ited.Co. 100 Canada Bt. Do.aperet.isn.asdlaly 6 *yodel Palace Do. Pret i s Crystal Palace of Prance. 1 Desna Ina Ore Ilsalere Mira 1 20 3 1 disstris Tekersph Nur niallstios 3 20 Co. s' 101C1T - di — tw=l= l4ll . a le i :We:lout It IR•derwrisaa 1 Nalland Paratilla. rest a liPlarthetiands Land 1114. P. Weiss Ocala Inter I steam Navigation Co l' North Brit. Augzalwiss 110!Norti of Europe illwws• 1 Mental Gat , Peelßiverbuodianoeral al 50; Penning Oriental &earn si 110 Do New 1 Portland Iron Compaq. • 100 Royal Nail Steam I 1 icotUrb Matz. brresun al 1 Do. New 251100tb Australian Land 1 Antesarlns Telt". derlp 1 a SO 11 Do. Do. Itagletered ,ProstaLosaCo.of UpOsn a 100 , Van. Ditassn's Land , 1 II \ii I it i 3 or ii I 1 ,u i i i 6 - - 164 131 lsl LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. 14Tammy Jugs 14.—The auuliat lisalballi Ira 011 day, *dad M . •••••••••••I• liawn•••••amole.==.111.11 144 I--Laihwi shirs sad Ircakel ismaimer 61 . INF& mom% 1044 —41111,110/4 —400114 Ikea Ilisotara. IS HAS sod LMs ( OZ. shsres), IN a. MN 0.-61. Seise% Nailing aril (44 par oat.), 834—Dutch Rhenish. 4 3-16 d. 51.4scurrrau, hes 14.—Thers was a slight ingeorstaimt oe day's rates at the close. but the budded, doss Ma lama 19—Leeds. 421.4. I—likalAnda. 714,1—8 at laYaibilla. 194 L•11• 1 / 2 Jcs. 14.—We have had a rather hisalloadorbat this nurs ing, and sake have bests limited to the wirianfir skits. Bast Lan. saildres were dons at Pi—Loads Northam. Mb% at 154-Idoer North Westerns, at 61. Brasinroaox, Jose 14.—nis made Mil We_ SWIM Wag. sad priors were for the saost id S:1011.1111. MI Sarth W e rimed at 103 f —id DEIN* dead at 44, 45—South Stafforria at 11, SW= Valisys st 81. Maus, Jura 13.—Dirse ‘„. tor Oint.Osaisla ThroeMlhn n t. fIL MinaCentiul Dr "I ' i hrpili.6o4—DX:ll 7ll4 . 66/—Great botulism and Wear% &Of. paid, On. r 1 Dafa. Mr. L. Heyworth intends to move in committee of the Home of Commons on thif.Sunday,Trading (Metropolis) Bill, " That no tippling of spirits or beer on the premises shall be allowed throughout the Lord's Day." Revelations (says the Times) are taking place with regard to the affairs of the banking-house of Stratm, Paul. I ma Bates, which are likely to pat their case before the public cc one of the wont upon record. The mown of fish liabilities, instead of being 360,0001. or 400,0001., as was represented on Saturday, are now admitted by them to be far greater, and to range at least between 600,0001. end 700, 4 :01 4 . They also admit that the prospects of their me. ditore are as be" as possible. There it every reason to fear that for a long period the house has been existing upon the property of those who have confided in them, and that the railway speculations were merely a desperate throw to re bid a final break up, or to all. Mn. ROEBUCK'S CuIIMITTEE ON THE ARMY SWORE SEuieroroz. —The committee assembled yesterday, for the 49th dlr.. for the purpore of still further considerink mart. All the maraberr were present at 12 o'clock with the ezerpth,‘ of Colonel Liticlasy, who did not arrive ualtfl some time at nwards. They set until four o'doek, not time having L ‘ lreed :o their report In ommaisesse of Kr. La; ark having to prepare for his ',notion In the Howe of Ckunnow taslibt, easaittie Mil's Odimasi mail LOW at. I I 1 1 1 ii 17 7 4 6 ' 31 $ SO $2 iPs a; at tat 11 A 7 ti I 7 ye Ie pm ik q 1 'II9 1 l e II; V 4 llll i 0 ow I ,00e 50 ,oui 20 000 U 1,000 30 ,000 30 ,000 1 ,owl l I 1.000 40 ),0001 I 2,1100 2 0," 1 111!00 11-. -- 7,001 CM) S 9?! oi m 1 :oiol 10 ,174120.L1 N : 015 200,000 111,000 120,0001 00,00 01 skew whom), 30,0001 WOOO I 114,67111 25,000, 50,000; 140,000, $O,OOO 2u t uou! 60,000 14,840; 100,000 1°(!,214 li;i 1 0 76,000 16,000 36,000 10,000 is 1131 1111 IS lb 11a 4 9 W “ 3111:11 344 S5l 87i hie 42 44 744 9 rsi • lie SS 111 al 7 le 2 itlo 10 51 60 07 iiio ill 0 3 1 i 1P 2 i 4 4 - p 17 IS 1 I = - 6i 7 6I i si ~ u l . 1 i 7 4.1 21 It 3 3 pm 14 I 73 74 ,19 121 120 115 i 14 431 MONEY TisI7IBDAY ITIIIIIIO. The Direeton of the Bank of England, at their weekly board to-day, after a lengthened sitting, re duced their minimum rate of discount from 4 per cent., at which it has stood since the 3rd of May, to 34 per cent. The current rats of discount "out el doors" having for some time past been as low as 3 to Si per cent. for first-claim bills, it is obvious that the Bank, in reducing its terms, is merely following the strongly pronounced tendency of the money market. Although two or three weeks ago the step now adopted by the Bank was regarded as extremely pro bable, the subsequent hesitation of the directors had led many persons to imagine that no change would be made at present, and thus today's announce ment was received in many quarters with some degree of surprise. There is at the same time every disposition to welcome the measure as one calculated to gm a stimulus to trade, and as indicating a con viction on the part of the Bank directors that, in spite of the war and of its heavy financial require ments, the immediate future of the money market points to increased ease. Somewhat singularly, the immediate effect of the Bank measure upon the Consol market has been a decline of per oent., its announcement being appa rently regarded as presenting a favourable oppor tunity for effecting some considerable speculative realisations. A further decline at Paris also assisted in checking the market. Consols were quoted 91i to 92 during a portion of the morning, and were last quoted 911 to 1 ex div. for the 10th July. In the foreign stock market scarcely any fluctua tion occurred. Turkish was steady, and closed a shade higher than yesterday, at 82 to 1. Sardi nian stock was quoted 1 per cent. lower. The demand for gold for exportation was to-day rather less active. The silver ex Tyne has not yet been sold. At a generel meeting of the subscribers to the Baltic Coffee-house, held to-day, it was resolved, on the motion of Mr. Frederick Smith, seconded by Mr. Goodliffe, "That on and after the 23rd inst. the Baltic Coffee-house shall be eloped at two o'clock on every Saturday afternoon." The East lodia Company will receive tenders on the 20th inst. for the conveyance of stores from Eng land to Bombay. Our Bankruptcy Court report contains a notice of the case of Mr. S. M. Krohn, of Bread-street, Cheap side. A call of 21. 10s. is to be paid on the shares of the Eastern Steam Navigation Company by 10th July. Land shares to-day were steady. There is still a demand for Netherlands Land shares. The shares of the Bank of British North America were quoted rather higher, but those of the London Chartered Bank of Australia were again weaker. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were dealt in at 64; Oriental Gas at Ito prem. ; General Iron Screw Collier at 41 (61. paid); and Illinois Central Railway Seven per Cent. Bonds (Free Land), 1860, at 701 (exchange, 4s. 66.). Rome and Frascati Railway shares were quoted Ito prem. Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published : 1855. gasica and NorthWeetern £65,35 8 lelMaddre and Yorkshire 21,004 Limbs sad South Western 17,020 Loads& awl Brighton GreatiSdalsra North Rasters South Eastern Great Northern 19.137 Chester and Holyhead Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Bast Anglian B5B Eastern Counties, Norfolk, 0 Easters Union Bristol and Exeter E x eter and Crediton lB6 Shropshire Union B7B Birkenhead, Lancambire, and Cheshire Junction Manchester & South Junction 789 But Lancashire 6.905 Oxford and Worcester 3,434 Kendal and Windermere 230 Newcastle and Carlisle London, Tilbury, and South — end These figures show the following aggregate results: Total No. of miles Average receipt receipts. oven. r mile. 1856.... £269,041 1854.... 273,861 This comparison shows a considerable decrease, which, however, is fully accounted for by the fact that the corresponding week of last year was NV hit sun week, and also witnessed the opening of the Crystal Palace. On the other hand, the Great Western Company's receipts this week are increased by Ascot Races. The returns on Scotch lines are as under: 1866. Aberdeen Caledonian North British Edinburgh and Glasgow Glasgow and South Western 6,998 .... 6,662 Scottish Central Great North of Scotland Dundee and Perth 9Ol .... 796 1854. .... £68,017 .... 24,620 .... 15,054 ~.. 17.498 .... 26,967 .... 31,854 .... 19,182 .... 17,770 6,382 .... 10,060 ~,. 827 23,174 6,129 126 834 •••• Total The Irish returns are: Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Cork and Bandon Dublin and Wicklow Londonderry and Enniskillen Londonderry and Coleraine Dublin and Belfast Junction Great Southern and Western Waterford and Limerick £Bl3 .... 278 .... 217 .... 303 .... 610 .... 266 ;;;; 1,011 .... 6,961 .... 607 273 1,108 5,652 637 £9,396 Total THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoox. The English stook market remains dull, and little Maine« is going forward. Prices are now quoted the same es they closed yesterday. Consols have ranged between 911 and 911, and are now quoted 914 to lex div. for the 10th July. The Thre e p er Cents, Reduced have been dealt in at 92/ to 1; the New Una per Cents. at 921 to 1; the new SO Tgeri m Annuities at 16 16-16 ; Bank Stock at 211 ; h nor Bill., March, at 16e. to 19e. prem.; ditto June, at 14s. to 161. prem.; and India Bonds at 245. prem. Fmn stocks are steady, except Turkish, which has declined to 811 to /. hlexican is quoted 211 to 22; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 1; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Dutch Two- and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 641 to 641; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 39 ; Sardi nian, at 861 ex div.; Peruvian Three per Cents, at 49; and Equador Bonds, at 31. Tutrainua EYZNI3IO. The market for British mining stocks to-day con tinued firm, with no material change in prices. The gold mining shares remain quiet. St. John del Rey shares were quoted lower, but Santiago allowed more firmness. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The gold mining shares remain without move ment of importance. Nouveau Monde and Waller shares are inquired for. Australian Agricultural s hares are quo ted lower, at 321 to 33j; Peel River, 21 to 3; and North British Australasian, I dis. to par. St. John Del Rey shares have been dealt in at 291 ex div.; Pontgiband at 16 j; an d Santiago at 6. The Baron de Bode, whose cote has butt: to bequeath Were peelieseat aai She palate, died On B et hie to.QateolaAlberWlaust, Morablissinsisst, etelda/ I.' [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. -THIS DAY. Our market was only thinly attended this morning by buyers. nevertheless the wheat trade begin. to SIGUIIII a more firm tone than of late, end purchases could certainly not be made on outmatch I avourable terms as earlier In the week. Norfolk sour was the turn dearer. Oat' also WIN purchased freely by the dealers at NOll - onnenry. Barley, beans, and pees were all folly es dear u before. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROII JUNE 11 TO JUNE 15. Qrs. English. ketch. WEL gored's. WIENL.— »» L4450 I ! 14100 80 0iti........... 380 I 1710 MM..t........ $9O 2750 mein; and 200 bank. , els. ad.; Barley, UM ~ 14s. —4. ; Peas. 45e. ,L AVERAGES. LoinoM Memos:L-1 4d.; Oat; Wbast.l Wain] new. i Uye. Buis., ryas. May 5 ... ... ' Si id Ills 91':64 Od 394 Od 4is 7d 314 7d 11 „. ... 718 4d 314 10d 26s 114110. 9d 134 2d:464 24 19 .. ... 744 Id 314 5d Vs td4l4 is 11. kr,419 44 26 .„ „.. 76. 100 its 11d 1114 ld4is 5d 434 84',i04 Sd 1494 I .„ ... 77. 7d 321 Id As 3d44. 7d,444 4c1' 1 124 84 9 ... .„ 174 4cl3is 11419. 1 e 4 i47. 4d146• 1 1 414 Id 4 mike Agg..4.41. 734 ld SL 7d 74 711431 1d1441 61111iiUl Dm.-19bast, Bailey. Mts. AT% r.e.no. sad P.a... 1.. S. May 12. May Yp aG. - 7 - 77 77 S 16 10 70 1 7$ 4 r June a. June . . 7 71 j ... 41118 DAY. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.--' (NT 'Lawmen° 1P3L103A7 OZONE VON OWN 001310 - Out market this day is exceedingly dull, very likely Gamed by the changeable weather. The following quota tions will give the decline sine* Tuesday :—Wheat, 2d. per bushel; 11.ur, Is. 6d. per sack ; beans, Is. per quarter ; and Indian cora, Is. per quarter lower. Peas, oats, oatmeal, and other articles unchanged. MINCING-LANE.-THIS . DAY. fivoax.—The market hes been uniformly dull during the week, and although the importers have given support to the market by withdrawing and buying in largely at the public sales, yet a decline of fully Gd. has been established, with a small amount of general businns done in the home con suming qualities. The refined market must also be con sidered. 61. lower this weeds. Brown lumps, 475. 64.; grocery, 465. to 535. Corran.—There has been a full average quantity of plan tation Ceylon sold in the public sales, at the full prices of last week. Native Ceylon dull of sale, at 475. to 475. 131 Cocoa has sold at a slight decline. TRA.—The market has been steady but not active ; com mon Coupe very firm, and now quoted at 9d. Rica —A full amount of business has been done during the wean a decline of 3d. to Gd. Rux has been in pod demand and prices fully supported. Proof Leeward., 2s. 4d. ; Demerara, 2s. Gd.; fine, 2s. 7d. SALTrZTIM—This snide has been firm with a fair amount of balmss done. SPICES.—The quantity offered in public sale has been small; prices are unaltered. Corrox.—The market has been rather unsteady, and the demand leas active, but last week's prices have been about supported. P'AlllT.—Currants : A large business has been done at 65. ' advance. Raisins: Valenctas in moderate demand; red Scovrna's sold at improved prices; black sold freely at 255. r to 28.. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Tha tallow market is firm to-day at the following quota tions, ,is :—Town Tallow, 49r. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 61s. 9d. to 625. ; June, 61s. Od.; October to Dm, Ns. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. The number of beasts is moll ; they are readily disposed of at fully Monday's rates. We have a full average supply of of sheep and lambs, although not so large as was expected. There is a good attendance of butchers, and late prices are fully supported. Calves were more numerous ; the choices kinds, however, are not much lower. From Germany and Holland these are 107 beast*, 750 sheep, 394 calves, and 40 pigs; Scotland, 60 neut.; 600 from Norfolk and Suffolk, and 110 milch cows from the Home Counties. Per stoop of bibs. d. k Per soma of Bha cod. P. if. nest r.ea4, lierstords.. 48 6 Test Dos. t 1410 6 2 tor 81sorvlsorns . 4 6 410 li ves Lose cools SCCOU:14131111t1 Bout,. 34 4 0 ho. Os. Shorn 4 U 6 0, Noes and around cuplity 0 0 0 0 nes hoc Du:- k 11a1:44ads OUO 0 I Lambs Iheete at maikol, ; sheep sod lambs. 8.1 , 00; Wyss o‘. 4 3W. 3,033 1,773 7,108 1,716 307 2,601 HIDES.—TIiIB DAY. MADINHALL.—Present quotations are 661bs. to 641bc, 3ld. to ; 641bs. to 721b5., 3id. to 31d.; 721 hi. to Stn. to 4d. ; 801bs. to 881bs., 4d. to 4,d. ; &Slbe. to 861ba., 40. to 4id. Hones hides, 51. 6d. Cad Skins, ligbt, 2s. to 35.; full, 61. to 6.. 6d. BIRMONDSZY.—Sheep skins, half-breds, Os. 01. to 0, 0.1.; lambs, 20. 141 to 35.; 'hulling., Is. to Is. 14. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the same steady trade !for 'consumption continues as for some time past. New Sesta and Sussex, as well as Sae yearling., have become exuemely scarce, and are fully as dear es at the beginning of the week. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walls End Hatton, 15..; Walls End Ration, 20.. 3d.; Wars End Stewaret, 20j. 3d ; Wads End Tees, 20.. 31- 70 skips at market. MURDER OF Mit. T. B. BROWNE'S AGENT. 1454. £BO7 257 264 TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. SIR, —Upon my return from Paris 1 read the account you gave of my agent being shot at in Ireland. The account how ever wee nut quite correct, and it might be well to let the real facts be known. I bought the littlo town of Cappagh while in Tipperary, three years sg) th,t rates were about 7e. 6d. in the pound, the people !varying. 1 employed them all; spent about 3,0001. a year in lativar ; reduced the rates to about 25.; pulled down no noose, dis poses* sed no tenants, except a man who gained pis‘, scion by fraud ; had the estate re-valued by • local sur.eyor, with directions to put it rather under the value, cud then offered all the tenants leases; a great many glaa:y took them, but others combined to resist it, and thought by killing my agent they would have everything t h ei r own way. I have now given them all notice to leave, and I call upon government to send me more police, to be loomed upon the townlands, as they, by their mistaken clemency to ;convicted murderers this year, have been, in • ,31 measure, the c..ue• of this end T o . th ß er ß ert m oona ß b a in o le s os i 7l am, 41D, Park-street, GrOSVenOr. square, June 12. I tZ3 - 7i1;;;v1 . ? : SUBMARINE PETARDS AT KERTCLI.—The :rfurtiteUr of yesterday contains a despot:l from Admiral Bruat, dated June 1, in which, describing the advance through the of Cape St. Paul, he say' ;--'. A great many ships ra s zne s en sunk in the pass. Scattered by the enemata end the melting of the ice, these ships were so many mere, the approach to which was not revealed by sounding., cud of the position of which we were entirely ignor..et. The enemy had also laid here and there at the bottom sumo infernal machines. like those we hate found in the arsenal of Kertcb, ' where we have been able to 'Kaoline them at our *Leisure. A triple wire, cased in gum perch', ounnected these rmaillinas with an electric apparatus placed in the St. Paul L.lttery. ' In this manner it would have been easy, es SOOR SS our ships I sot entangled in the pus, to cause these submarine peverds se eitplode instantaneously under their sides, the alit. of which ezploeion must be decisive, provided it wire to take Anse at the precise moment." 1 SOCIETY 01 , P A INTERS IN WATER COLOURS.— The Prince of Waits and Prince Alfred paid an early visit to this society yesterday morning. Their royal highnesses were accompanied by Mr. Gibbs and Dr. Becker. Mr. Charles Cochrane, whose name has been re peatedly before the public in cuanezien its projtFtreet 7t. tor aiding and employing the poor (soup- kite hens , the orderly system, ) and who a few yeses came e curt sted the fermentation o Ac., t Westmineter, died on Wedneictz.y last at his residence is Nelson-square, Blackfriars-rcad. RE-ESTABLISHMENT ON TIIE FORMER RATE OF POITAO3 ON LITTERS eon VICTORIA, WITU COMPULSORY PTIWPATIEWIT.—GeneraI Post-office, June, 185 e/ —Or. sind hem the 20th instant, the wee of postage charged previme to the Ist Oetober last upon letters addressed to the esilorry of Victoria will again be levied. These rates are us 101aws: Not 'acceding I oz. in wesght, by packet, lv., by private ship, Bd.; above i or. and roc czcsedine 1 om, by p..ekee, 2,.., by Immo, Om, Is 44. ; above I os. and not es• t : 'ins 2 oar, by packer, 4i., by private .hip, 2s. W. ; shove 2. ass. and not ensuing 3 us.., t y pet kat, Bs, by private el ;;., is. ; and unless the rostasa be paid in etvagee, tee ha to eon not be Mr mud, ii. The aniterta sin enny rate 1,4 , , t•-t. WI to Victoria to c:..sequence of a c^tovrinicatien ...‘ iz;. wr ., tin.;entood to ci,ncer tee acquiiscrnerfif 12Gia! gl vortment ; but by &trachea of .. : .4To tf iiso,„,,, * that there has been some milap , •chipk:4l iq-ritts 'rfiyht: . . and that rot only his r ' , such tequie*els•Dnhel.gieren,but a high re. •of not' :eland postsgar * tithleCt 4 be o ' l ' a le e e n te t tos uda le oosa half or . th T c he C3 e le os oia tznas t toobe i la savrerors, uuyy, reluctantly to mat to oMosgasess. 1.-419VITAND lishh essrawy. 1 .... k . :- 15510