The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-17 00:00:00

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WEISS and ..... - ~.'!„.f.,..,e,.b0l 14 legs& tell 1. 340 milefabibi So G • • • . • • 4/.4 11111...614 : .... ' • .•: . .. k! 6.111 L41141101a hen, onieg gt 'lmps& '-, • • • • ' - -.. t.• .all fees Leedom Jr fle, ening et 1 • .111 nest Liverpool ha Jab. 1•••• • 0 •••••• ''• . • a Natter per_ tiewars. *WV - ' • 1:, r ....ea Itaat.-City Ones: les.eoutt. t .. :1 11 1 1 FS RAILWAY .- NOTICE 18 0" - t'i ••• • ....I.::: this RAILWAY willwillb. OPINED for ' • I. •' . Illik oi Jam, 1110. la ,-• . • `• ' • n *tar es wader: t... • cm. p in .• L P . 10.01. p.m. • • IVO f.O 6.ll...Stimisyr : 7.0 ILO p. .., " L . ' " e . ..% till Ise 7.5... 7.0 II ,•• -. .• :r mom% r per Wan bib ' : whin will ho - c, . ' 1 REDERICI O. SAIDIDIEDS, Seasemy. • - r rE il ' EXTRAORDINARY BROW.- t .•_ - , - .... 1.*-- rtaisee el ISt TUTS eme liaillellthellese * .."-: - . i •.:: sad wreemeint. la sow sh SALE se tell_ . r ''' s' • : . • - afehimsert inner of Sewn/manse), e • • , • .. :. u_ 1 - ‘-., ~ Tor. Pr Ida S . ... _..... ......... toe le le imbue. • • We aw e am to. le 4 guinea • - - 41. Ainimme =Dees Twiny c .. et sanN -J• .-•. why it teen neinted la the • • ;xi. rof thew erfsbni seat. bang =e l P • -. • 11.•,* :ma Cloth!' Main. take sad brass C . al , u :-..!..1 all I VC 1110 D (beg Ripen inl n•' , . .; s t L .a.auert.lcs. .. :Toro, and FIRE-IRONS.- ovested, bean than, deciding to , r . . •. • • :.r.'\•+,am ßence and Burton) MOW ..• 1 ' S . - •• . • • ..e.r ertewmen.stent, sod No. 1, New. ; •••• . , - - • '..usna In the meld, mid entain rusk an a- ''': • Wt. .Nl'L', KANO', 1 1 1111-11tt Ls i t 70 -- . ‘I: %,•I CI a. MAMA be memorised e i - " -•• . . -...• .sty of drum or ragsbitrnees of wen. t• • * . - ... v •es din low sent lea Witch his este. e:• . . • : .:,,fle mew then s ginner eta antery. 5 ,L ' . - . : ermine. ant two sets of bank Di Ile.; P. • • •• i- :r.:. eel two vets at bars, 0 Ins. ha tweet, - • • e. r -n;i!en. nub na .a.ls, fees 7a le get f-' ' • , •• • It: ~ with rut ormolu ormentines, them . • -,.....eine, fr.in la 9d. the art CO Si in eyl. I. ~• : r. rue. with radiating hearth pines. 711 " • • : -•-- .r. *.e cot mowed of. Detailed setidoemse 7 . - . • • .- -- . et) bare.-Ignibtlebed in arenowert II i • . }: I. KG. % \ CIES fat PRESENTS and I •." • : •-•• ..rest' far Ladies en Gestlenme et .e •• ia. . ..1 ..r.i Emporium of 12egsece, 4, Lenies. - .0. er milted the econsmist mad liar!. L- . . ', a ;. ;, go; mitieu dean Ile. ft Cie; dress. ~.• : • a ••• -rakers, b. to net binge enemy emni, 1-: -'... • ' . - - .• li v. en; rib era. h. N. to , . a • .n...; VIM. ' . ' . ~ . :. 4'.' i incised. la wand, bereft sod legit it ' , L. . ~,„ ,„. u,oh aware, alb. te /La; tea= ,"" : . e :., ..-..: e die banns, 10e. leg 4 ; card ' ' - . - •..., i 1.. to Si lat pale eleieles. t 2 In. to 1. a . . . .., ....a,.. ladies' ecaspolem in resod. theft, .- ,-.L.1:•.• meet rwe and meet bottles, nine .. -.. u.'. WIS. degnralt pspirr wane Nem tables, .- ~ . . - .. ..41'• ' a envy variety. wed too th termi=t i ' • • 4 • .r a siert knives and ben, v . ,wonted razor. amid Wean Is. lid sash. • , -.-. ,lokr pti -n of fairy eathey. Win • ~, • ..• ... • . 7 ,6 ccal trues may be bed gran. As • I . _ 5 ~ ~. r...v.yen has own falniall• the geelity of pu- i: ' 1: - !*1' . .I.I.S.-Aoinvigorsting,srontatie, • • ••• • ...Mint frOladblat, tartan. Ike, rnal r - - • .-.rue. cum ulate ne minor a .• • • • • • :Le wome sbui the sermes • : ~r-en .n., neon tungnam, beart. . • re the conattutice se ell mertad in. •• • :-.r pciest to preen Webb. Prone are • • . - .• t ar;in oldie prepristors, '' T. 1 . ••• .- • .- ... Ekteustnet. Logiens." is on the f,• •• • • • . .. I.L. 2.. lid o and bully pickets at L-tne vendors thenging rue world. 7 ,th bos.-Whelrmis Laois smuts : N•••... 1. .• .- - • . •• , :Jos-stirsiot ; ithrords, U. Pears • rburebyerd: flag" ill, Word. e • ...tweet. D. - ii.tßiir.o HEALTH-RESTORING FOOD If tr i..,...• ..- : • :.• •-•.-Ille azvALE.TrA A ItalllCA. the ne ; L..... •i:. • - Lr. tarty :without mann, ineshmennee, c - it.:.• '7 : ' -. , oiAr.hia, urA!tinal. beer, end Inns ma- i' • . 7 ' • • • ' , ed. ttelt..t. liedigestioisl, kablhaeleth ✓ " . . .. e. been re, flatulency, egging. , dines t. L• • - • • • • ,'th e skin, seamy, beers, skims. al the • : . (1, at .ea, and tinder ell Mese dreemeinneer, .. .- ..! a. intent., rit., spesos, eressits. i. *.- -• • r.. ..,. fu'.l instractions, weigling Ilk., a' Deli; L .. • . : LS., -: 11.. ; 1210., at 'lts.; mart-72 . 171 litany. 1 • • ' ... Le.; suitably peeked for all el se- The ln. c . ..:. ••, !A :OrWartilla by Ds Berry and Ce. an Trainee post. 7!. 1 7 4/. . !••• Ortalo, 1:11714ap bee; the smear Na.., 11111110.11 ...• .. ',.:.:-ad and Wails for Is. to nabs te this pries.-DU LI. L as ca. ID, New Ikeid•steen, tendon IIEASAII and Co.'s MEDICATED CREAM A MIOT, REMuTED tramirruelsearrias, to 31 9 , blond. to Temple.b.r. Tic. Dedicated nun is invaluable at this P.. • ..:linia, cnao•mption, bronchitis. Wawa, rheumatics, i . ...o• cbliblain.. burr., bruins, and sonde. Also. in sore. t.• r. •:11.nen. tic-dolorrin, mete* palpitalks of tbe heart. . • :sone, pile., and all inlennetlens and eruption. et L• . . • ..:r.,cabk to re many pennons fm ballies, in cries of t • - .. -. ..es. and wound. of khgcnining, that those who . ;.- • -.. • ::;1 rc to Le without it. It is so Innocent that. It ash. de!:, :••• taint. It I. an elegant aceoestenateet : .. ..r. 1 Ls ...- h. ts paranised by mew ot tbe nobility. 0-.. . tit' -n ..!.e warm or end bath, robbing it freely over • t• , . • !the 'cioy, it stimulates the akin open the pone, r I .• •- •• .: • a and quickens the airculatton thereby e t, .... • . - . , Llf inpur.tits. and thus redone, thel= • - ta, • . : ...:1., ham, and consumption, es well as delight- ,' ~. • . ... frame, and this la equal:, the effect in see as in D•I •L' • '.J. Mort el no dl eeses of warm climates will he env • - Line k sestatial to captains of vowel., and to r wa. The benevolent will confer a blessing by . *ad poor. 111. ranctioned and approved by mew i: .:. L. :..e tr whom, after Moaning its nappy egrets in ••• - h tron , ,unoed It the moat wonderful &simony of .: • . rr more , A attention to the: linetioni of the akin • . ',• • • . rem:idiom In the scions ci =Ann, sad i- - - . •.. .... of aricertaning the came ei many ma nn ". ' - • .. .. it, wholesale, retail, lid hr exports*. in, la t• ' • . . .... ..,myt of the latter oaeleirdas three et the • . ~ashes at a prepartimmis reduction; a lb. e* '-• : • a. Ceres b. td. poor I ails. by 11. G. Key, • , - • . ••• , A v 7, Newnstnstrese. , i. 0 PATHIL-HOMIEOPATHIC, i lia • . .:.,. Art - MORT PWADATIONS in mama. .. .- -:. ..; JANES LEATH"; Denteopathle Opera. ' - •• ' •••n". i••••• 1 is St. Panibentrebyard. • • . - :nil la the manufacture is manned by . . , • • •,. :. ,• author i. in the habit of hang Le a= , . . . ... . • • •, . Pbarmacy, it Veroetren, ' • • • • 'teal an pharmaceutical chosen is is . 7 'a !..s, .. Et t. •tel • the efficacy of them raw • • • .• •• arbor feeis Wan be en seen nem. .. . • . .:•.341. Pot publi•bed. * .. .. .a.na-, 62. each; past free, Is. ... 5 ", •' c '..110. fic the table or pocket. warding to eke A" ' •. or.' 4 • '.,:::e., 74. rd. :•! .. lb. •`.• 0 Pis. 9 •' n en. • Ds. tome,.. . ~, 5 . • ....them of ths finewlag ' valuable esteem to, ~ . ~.• 5 ' • • .•,1 Rion Tuldres. Oath ewe. 7 . i.• -.. . , .. • - •• ;qa far Transom's* poops. cc.- ~ - . . . ..- , S -,.•.., and vskrlaary inewase muffin Li i ~I • 1 , 1 . LAIL . . .‘ l ;';' ' , en& IL 4i pee b.; alma 1,.. • • Ic•.! • POOD. le. ed. per IR; Dentifrice, t le . . , ' tannin, sworn lief. ' • 1,4 7 este. 'filth • • - IabeLL'WODEL E x : ,),...;I;btrit Il 1 5 1W l e. ed. .o n T at LIFE. ~.. e ..: "Po -a• and rennet en el tine • .. .. ~ -, `.. •'• , - .erg gel nears - 4 ! i .• - : ~- ...f L..00111.-2111111WIKIams• Pa= in . 7- - •• ,-1 ••-uer 1. -•- '" - • •-•te .1 Sii, .. -.---- 1 -. L. .' '. , lirun issal " . at , • _, illespieth Bethke, Mr, Best, ria ~.• N :• .• 4 . 411 . we SPRNTAI24II. 3 this. es. nth ;by Pane LL_ ~..t i .1, . .4 1 ,t, ' , ,5 -'b et ilaisibs" kr. i '" .?..'• , g7-11sialeamis et lusbaa. iii. 1• " II 4i .' ' k4 ;: a illfZ l Z trap. '4' •••••re 4 •,. ~...,',, • ~ ?ears and is ca emirs* Mar roe , • • ••! Lac= tear (sue and esire) of use. ~,.h •Le 41•11Mttution, that AMMO. ta• ‘..,. ..lies if P: ewe. inkser, remedy, end nibbler. ia.„ • s : *ace sal rum be Vie diet and Omelet ressianin el •• . • i e . I .. 4.. Paftraccianeee 1 ... ,••; i ..a ~.„.,.. lan Lonna. an, Ds ilk A • Carrilde irmlho. w ns. e.. ; . 5 y „, _ k„, • .. ; 1.1 , I , ,it SI A T EL-- W a lk er, in kin " bat- h.. r ....., ' 4 '"..' asps, " There wag a prjest Na Sot i. , ... ', s ease nitheat (of the masters of ealkfters. a., 5 •`,.• 1, fat.) to the Turks for slams, and a me- * 5,.., . .. ' " ;';,!!•-• wee mole in that horrid purpose." bed, a, , , • L ' , nen Ltyfteld, under the brad 01 " Loa- tn.... , ••••••nat 9 bailor Male se that " L , ? ..1 tu w . be 7.l at he, is the ...., . 1 ., ~ ... or claw on shipboard, under b. •i,„ ' .at dal were of nod to sold sleets let r, . AP77 Ia• or to sone of our own p lantationsp." . .. .. „1 7 1 , 0 r led, is Bishop C•ein's life, that by his ie A . .. ..b ,, s bewurila the redemption of Christian captives .tr, 1. ' 1 .. towards the rebel 61 tbe riistressid loyal !' • ' '.. "L I .. s :' ',; :. ••• birth which I should be glad to . , , . f h• re auffteint Inoue/ for 'oppugn .4 '. t ..; '.. 1. •" ! Mina °eft teeny sold Is, slaves during .' " 'AI t--A ' 4 • 71 sod tosenes. SIR CHARLES NAPIZR AND TIM ADMIRALTY. The following letter Lae bee. addressed t, the editor of a maratsg paper, Bit,—l observe the /Waitaki', hem the alai I ewe this is year isileestiel jeans'. Wei Wei shot es • bait and* of iron of the some thickness es the Sharva's slaw The results were rather carious. Th. spiilitiisWerOqiiorroa - were owe dlimweelho, and the bolos were se lamp that they eeshl NA he / W V la action. Bat the meet ezwaerilfway Meg seedy 'very skst Split fate tripaeate: tkie will sotle eta enemies the esproes of Meg shrill. A wawa sanest was stretaled mese between the twit Noires el the bats, whisk wee riddled Me • dear, ahlwegh was ef the plan of the abet were net bigger thew Gees sell _ _ Is r. Ay the lea We'd had aft bees moist is wigwam Os rank Mohair hownweds. This eipselnies at Obi was et rd, eon hi lk ape Mr. sit solo fallesodel member, win titt Imo itaingsses Mis kos imsteileg Oak Ida Is Idlest be be Awl of guinea If al& stair, is rniss ft Molliniese I lime helm undo of she is welfelisis pia letaqi et Wards a Aarbilly. es :z b ar g e rat aselasiout deas ale open Ma DO% oyes, grin. Mid eke any boss riled by s• vishodessi bd saminsil ark • i.llr, he week owl lero . ), have ' impeedimi. sad ausid . ' deny liavlaTrisytltini to do with it. I ;rimed tioaa in the Wino ha shed at of Ossaamoss Won ft nu too Lk, sad woo only I as per obselhat must. Morehisass, hos IL CHARLES NAPIER.. Met. HALE'S ROCIZT-711tIll0 A? 010011ri. His Anal Niehaus Priam Albert having expressed a de sire, dumps Colonel Wylde, who was present et die re test esperiamem at Shernureases. to witness the firing of some ot Mr. Hale's reckon, lir. Halo proceeded to Osborne on, Friday manilas, and rescued ...mice that the Priam would De present at the jett4, or landing-place as the peso& et Osborne -hoese, at ha lf-p it three o'clock In the afterassa. Mr, Hale was in attendance at three sad is a few siestas mandeied his arrearemeats for Ming 20 10-peiseder rockets, the Hon. Colossi Grey pointing cut the best pennon in the centre of the open ground, betwixt the millirem of her Majesty and the water, the direction of the rocky-tabs being to the north.west. Oa the arrival of his Royal Highness, shortly before 4 o'clock, Mr. Kris exhibited one of his rockets, and explained the principle an whin it was axistruned, to be tired without the stick always used with the service-rocket, Mr. Hate then explained the new plan be had introduced in connexion with the firing-:aloe to resist the resting of the ream until it had acquired a combinable force, which I. effected by a balsam weight, regulated to the desired resisting Dower, and the Prime seemed iamb pleased with the simplicity of the plae adopted. The tube hating been placed at an eleva tion of 12 depose, • resisting peering of Sibs. was given to the balsam weight, the rocket, whisk his Royal Hielness had miautely impened is hie ems lead., was placed is the troupe-end, the port-fire applied to the quick-match by Mr. lisle, and it instantly started In a stralghtfonemd direction, making a beautiful flight to the distance of nearly a mile. and alter strikieg the water was seen to ricochet to a amid/Table distance farther. The boatswain In charge of the landion-place then took the per:fire and fired all the others. When the eighth cr sloth rocket was firing the Fairy, royal steam-yacht, came rapidly mead the post from Zan Cowes, Davies Colonel Beaverie es load. and ran very nearly into the line of the rockets, aad the Prime was extremely anxious to know if any danger was to be appre• headed, as he had heard and witnessed that they could not ' be depended apse fey tilting a straight direction ; bat Mr. Hale assured his Reyal Highness that he could now depend upon his, and the firing was esstiated very ratisketerily, while Colonel Bouverie wen leadiag at a short dietease south of the station of the rocket tube. Two of the rockets were fired without the resistance balance weight bong applied, and the difference was re- usukab'er, the range being not nearly so great, and the flight not so swift, although the direction was good, as ware all the others without I reeption. Two of the shell heeded rockets burst in the air at their extreme range, and emer.la second or two after they had struck end were under the water, and the reports of the latter were distinctly heard on shore. The prime was mesh gratified with the celerity with which the rockets enold be the whole occupying but a short time. His Royal High ness, when the rockets were all fired, asked if they were more termini than the usual service rocket. Mr. lisle explained, that his rockets could be :made at fully one-third Ins expense than the common service rockets can be made at the royal arsenal' Mr. Hale subsequently submitted a carcase-head for a 10- noder rocket, and filled with a composition which can not b e ;extinguished by water, calculated to barn two minutes on bring ignited, when the I ret part of toe rocket composition is burnt oat, and nasal for outing are to build • Inv. The bostsweia afterwards at it on flee, and it burst with great intensity on the damp ground. Mr. Hale then submitted a piece of the anapesitien with which his rockets are chargcd, and explained to his R,ysl Highness the amen of the ingredients and by which he fills his rockets by hydraulic premier, which resd,ers the c imposition more sand than when driven home by a monkey or mallet with the hand. His Royal Highness after Waking Dlr. Bee ettunied to Osborne house, acoompanied by the Hen. Col. Grey and Col. Souvenir. Till PRINCE CONSORT AND THE Tcar.—The Sunday TSSIOS, a sporting paper, says, it is a well.known fact that the Prince Consort entertains a most decided aver sion to that good old sport of horse raciag, in accordance with LOCIOO• of German growth, and has been more than come heard to arose himself very strongly on the subject." CONFLAGRATION AND LOWS OF LIFE.— One of the most calamitous conflagrations that have occurred in the me troptlis f,r a considerab!e time, happened this morning, at a few minutes before 3 o'clock, fa Pecenix-street, St. Oita% One of the tall houses (No. 12)i* that thoroughfare was dis covered, by a female residing therein, to he on ire. She immediately relied an alarm, sad having opened the street deer, shouted " Police !" At that time there ware upon the premises—Mr. Jinn and his family ; Mr. Bauble, h• wife, and three children ; Mrs. Harding, a widow, and two sons; Mr. Noland and his family, besides two or three other familia, whole names at present are unknown. Puliee-onstablei F 35, who was on daty in the street, ran to the spot to render assistance, when he found fire braking through the back parlour towards the staircase. BOW six or seven persons at this period ran down stairs in their night-drama and escaped, and immediately eterwsids a huge sheet of BM* shot from the back parlour up the staircase and cot off all means of **ape for the parties above. A man named Kimball, who lived in the kitchens, at the peril of losing his own life, rushed through the fire and succeeded in pullingi u s i wile out, where he returned three times and brought h the flames his three children When he reached the street with the last one he was nearly suffocated with smoke. Mr. Noland, who Radon the second floor, =eased to ease himself and two of his daughters, but one of his children, a girl, about 14 years of age, was burnt to death. Having gained the middle of the stairs, the fire rushed upon them, and ignited the night clothes of one of the daughters. He however bummed upon them the necessity of fighting their way through the flames to avoid being burnt to death. One of his children, on seeing her . .. Later envelop: d In fl Imo, rushed to the top of the house, hoping by that means to neap*, but she fell amidst the fire, and when dis covered one of her legs was burnt off, and the whole of her body reduced to a blackened and shrivelled mass, so that it was impossible to identify her. Mr. Noland and his two other daughters at length reached the street, but one of the latter was frightfully burned. Mrs. Harping, who lived is the upper floor, upon being aroused made an attempt to come down stairs, when a body of sparks and volumes of het smoke compelled her to retreat. In so doing her night clothes eau fire, when she rushed to the back window, and jom oat She fell fist upon her back and was so much in and as to be unable to move. Her sou, who lived on the same filar ' in making likens" wee terribly burned, and was obliged to be removed to the hospital. A men named Thomas Heather, living at the corner of the street, was aerate by hearing violent screams proceeding from the back of his house. He looked out of the window, and beheld a female and two children in the next yard; the flames at the same time rushing farionsly from the window.. He pulled the mother and her two children over his yard wall, and thereby saved their lives. Not more than seven of eight minutes had elapsed from the first alarm being given before several engines arrived. Duwdsn, one of the hOlgade en leasers, was Wormed that a woman was lying in the back. yard, and at ones got over the wall, and found Mrs. Harding dlying there gain speechless . He had her conveyed to Bt. ale's workhouse, where she died immediately after her admission. Tie engines were set to work, but every room had previously taken fire, sad the flews were rolling out of the different windows so Beady se to endanger the whole neighbourhood. Forthwith the inmates of tha adjoining houses rushed into the street; acne in their night clothe* eurying with them their children or anything they could lay their hands on. The firemen, by dint of great exertion, succeeded by half-past 4 o'clock in subduing the flame, but not until the premised and their contents wen destroyed Mr. Coancaton, the principal officer of the West of Reg4ad firemen, sooty last his lath at the fire. One of the heavy ladders fell off a high_ wall and tore the shoulder of his coat off. Had it fallen bolt an hods nearer It nut have broken his head. As soon as the Was were sufficiently cooled the remains of Miss Noland were plated in a shell and removed to flt. Ode's workhouse. Riscus.—A risen of stook, seised under an execu tion at the suit if gyege wind Synge, took pleas yesterday at Caberhae, when the sheriff end the police acting under his wen attacked by the country people and driven iota :trwhen they were detai..ed until the Meek wee re . the party enraged is the reams have yet bees artested.— Clan Journal. CRNTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAT. havos rue issaraisa: Cerra* atm Woomaties. M. H•ges was *dieted for wasp sad weleadlog Wm both /ken, with hoe* ea de her plover beMy harm. Kr. Theispees presented, sad Mr. Pepe defmdoi the primer. It append that dm plotter lofted la the seas bows t, lyiap id* the preessafthc, Tuohy less ilea bar app to him ler Mae laa he *Ned bee wad elm* bee. Not seal bed with Ni *alms% be thertly afterwards west into ha roses with a eladlealek la de head, sad after ankles gee of mere bad loaners, he irroci her a vloteat blow on the li p with the oradlerairk, West of oral* wee to eat It 'pea sad bake wit, ewers Wary. Os behalf a the psi wiser ea es WWI muds es show dot the yeseesests heesett ties the Int serener, bat the 'Adam we eat ay say eases• ea charmer to mural* auk a eeseisdea being SUM SIA The jsty boa the primer Pallas esd la was m ammal &or be lapisesei aad kept to bra Mar for lb mash Nark m Me POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Tins DAY. • SOUTHICARIL IWrig.sffaiss.—.W HaMmeplis: arida W s lime tyke of HadkerMika, wee tinged with ridiag ales( Om mente an honeheck, cad eadeageriag the Inn of the pamemema, two of whom he rode ores. A - lad Maid Havolthe stated that oar Saturday evoulag be wee treetag the Bernsoadoey Now-road towards the Grange road, when be saw the niacin arida' towards him ea horseback at • furious rate, sad urgiag the animal os by whip and spur. Before wither weld get oat of the way the hone tucked him down, and the primmer struck him with his whip sod rode away. He pot up sod partied him, and sew him knock a Rao don, when the salmi wee stopped. sad the primmer was given into custody. An elderly sea, with his right area in • sling, stated that he sew the bone coming along at • fright/al rate, end beton he weld roach the pavement he was knocked d own, and his right haat trampled upon by one of the animal's tore feet, He got up sad laid hold of the horse, when • policeman cues op and took the primer into custody. The horse was a very spirited animal, and set mod much fatigued at the time. The prisoner was iatozioated. Is defence the prisoner said he borrowed the bane from a hind, mad an being in the habit of riding he Gould not coma tat animal properly. He west safely slang maul he got inn Bermondsey, when some lade frightened the horse, and he ran away with him, and he did all he could to stop the spinal. The witassees were recalled, eat positively amorted that the prisoner urged the hone is with kis whip, sad made so attempt to stop. Mr. A'Beckett said he should fine him 20e. for furious driving, and ordered him to eampeneate the parties for the iajury inflicted os them. OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMANTB.—Lord Langdale is to be the Speaker of the House of Lords on the rasignatian of Lord Cottenham. Beteg a peer, as well so one of the Com. ressaionen of the Great Seal, the appointment of Lord Lang. dale to the Speekenbip of the House of Lards is the most obvious sad sutural arrangement pending the time that must tate eeeee I. He new eettleta.nt of the several duties of L,rd Chancellor. Lords Langdale, Denman, and Campbell were Deputy-Speakers of the Lords, and either of the ether noble sad learned lords is still competent to sit as Speaker is the absence of Loud Langdale. Captain Bastin& Doyle is appointed her Majesty's Consul at Santa Martha. Mr. Ed ward Hanka unpaid Atteehé to the Minim is fiwi•rarland, is appointed paid Attaché at the Hague, in the room of the Hon. R. J. Jerningitam, promoted to be Secretary of Legs ties at Breed. Mr. W. Augustus ToUsmarke is appointed unpaid Attaché in Swi'serland in the ?OM of Mr. Herrin'. James Scotland, Esq., Solicitor-General at Antigua, is ap pointed Chief Justice of St. Kitty, in the room of Henry John Glanville, Esq , &mated. Sir Robert Bouehier Clark, K C 8., the Chief Jualoo of Barbaelose, is also appointed to act aa Chief Justice of Si. Lucia. G. P. Achill, Req., is to be Pause Judge of the Supreme Court at St. Lucia. Lads La Care, Esq., is to be bier Modesty's Attoraey-General in Si. Lucia in the rocm of Mr. Athill. Cyprian Mallet Parrot, H.q., to be Solicitor-General, in the plain of Mr. Le Cam— urree% _ . Cifeeee.—A return has been published, showieg the quantities of cheese impeded into the several ports of Great Britain darn, each quarter of the year 1849. The swept* importatioes for the quarters respectively were —86,560 cwt. 0 qr. 181 be. ; 87,309 cwt. 3 qrs. 20Ihe ; 94,001 on. 3 qn. 1614. ; and 142,273 out. 3 qn. li IW. Total, 390,146 cwt. 3 qrs. 12Ibs. The quantities of foreign Reforms cheese exported from the Baited Kingdom amonated to 8,124 wet. 2 qrs. 411 m. FATAL ACCIDENT. The Oxford Chronicle ex presses its deep regret to state that on Tuesday last a most distressing academic befit a young lady, Miss Wilson, an or phut and niece to Sir Charles Beaufort, baronet, residing Incas Bath, win wee on • vigil to some Mends in this city, in order to participate in the pleasures of the coumemoratioa It appears that Miss Wilson, who was accompanied by lino. they lady and several of her Uelversity friends, went for a rids on horseback in the afternoon, and while proceeding down the hill from Wytham her hone took fright, and started off at • Scarf& rate. Miss Wilson retained her seat until the hone, is jam*, over a ditch, threw her with great violence on her head, a short distance on this side of the Redman gate. She was immediately picked up, and coaveyed to the lodge at the foot of tke hill. One of the party (Mr. Seymour, of Balliol College) rode off immediately to Oxford fur Dr. Aclaad, and nefortnnately ' when at the top of Osirge-street, his ton* slipped and threw him, se verely injuring his knee. Ho was, however, enabled to re mouse, and secure the pinion of Dr. Misled, who, on pro. ceeding to the ledge where the young lady lay, found her perfectly unconscious, and suffering from severe concussion or the brain. Mr. Hitchings also attended. and the services of Mr Sherlock, of Ensnare, were also rendered. Messages were immediately despatched to the relatives of the young lady, acquainting them of the MI accident, bat we regret to add that, after continuing is We same unconscious stare, she expired on Friday morning. CHARGE OF FOSSERT.—The usually quiet and rival village of Hanworth, Middlesex, has been the scene of much excitement for some days past in consequrnes of a damnify beinjf .i niade that the pariah had been defrauded to • supposed • amount by Mr. Hobert Toxeley, the vicar's warden , an who had carried cc the basin's' of a Gnawer for a very many yean. The circumstances that led to the detention and subsequent apprehension of Mr. Toseley on the serious charge of forgery were these :—A vestry meeting wee called to examine and pen the church warden's accounts, when the vicar's warden did act present himself, and it was then discovered that several entries of accounts alleged to have been paid had not been discharged, bat the receipt of the party to whom the money was due had been forged. Mr. Toseley, although he had absconded, wished to recover some property he had left at Hanworth, end went there on Saturday night last, but his movemerds Wire known to the parochial authorities, • warrant was ob. tained, and he was apprehended. The prisoner has under gone a preliminary examination at Hampton belere Colonel Wood and a full bench of magistrates, and one case was established, in which Mr. John Till, collecting clerk to Messrs. Downs, of Richmond, ova and coal merchants, proved that a receipt purporting to be signed by him for 381. lie. was a forgery. On this evidence the prisoner was remanded. _ _ _ .......... Statics 07 COLLIEIIB.—The strike of colliers in Monmouthshire sad South Wales has now become alarm ingly general, and the following *pillories have been obliged in consequence of the workmen's refusing to receive the wages which th• masters offered to cease working : Aber corn, Gwyther, Bwreells, Trgnant , Pennynn Old, Petty eleden, Havod Vane, Bluencuf6n, Bloassawm, Rae Park, Wellington, Multitude, *birdie'', Argosd, °whey. Rock Watailoo, Buttorynah, Place, Tyr Adam, Church, Gluedo, Clinch and Caragethea. Letters received at Bristol from Newport, Monmouthshire, represent the consequences to the trade of that town as being most serious. There are I no coals in stock, except steaming coals, some works of which are still in operation, sad vessels cannot obtain their required cargoes, and as coal and iron are the staples upon which Ike inhabitants of the neighbourhood depend much pecuniary distress will necessarily result from the strike. Serious apprehensions are also felt for the peace of the neigh bonehead, as threatening notices are posted by the malcnn. teats, orderiag colliers to Octal* Item entering the marked collieries or to work in them at their peril. Some men have been arrested by the polite and committed for trial, and it is hoped that this will have a salutary e ff ect, and give confldenco to the better disposed men, so as to induce them to return to their work. Only 700 tons of coal were brought into Newport in the week ending Jugs Bth, issued of abate 2,600 tam Tun RAILWAY AUDIT Brix —1 he new Railway Audit Bill, brought in by Berl Granville, proposes to establish a sort of confirm for the audit of railway accounts. For this purpose it provides that shsreholdiirs in every railway having a paid up capital of 100,0004 or upwards rz a delegate, the aggregate body to bold m and to elect auditors of ell railway accounts. None of, t i a : nuelly elect • auditors, or °faxen of this board or body, an to be interested in railway property, and deck :slim of that fact is to be made. The expense of the !'establishment is to be provided for by the railway companies. Boyne Wimas.—The preparations making to eelebrate the opening of this railway are greaeral throughout the district connected with it. At Swansea, Nesth, Cardiff, Newport, Chepstow, sad other towns, there will be public rejoicings, and at most places dinners will be hold. Oa Timed", last an accident occurred at the railway bridge, at Chepstow, which threatened serious eossequenses. A vessel called the Dispatek came in contact with the cylinders cad outer piling, and consequently grounded, and it was found ay necessary to est sway some of the piling before she could be ia Boated. MONEY MARKET. gateaux ivniin e. These hes heat a brisk demand for wag daring the week, bat set sufficient to mute any pressen, an ises it be sineaget eotne of the weaker " outside see, " who have set be e n a bl e to sewer all the demands epos them be socumesdation, their terms having been as usual of late abut I under the current mar ket rate, which has esatineed without any &iteration the Ma* as lest week. Mersey ecatinnes very and cannot be quoted "on call" above 11 per cent. Bv:beggar bills have been steady all the week buil to-day, when they were done is. lower. The retains et the Beak of England, published in this afternoon's Express, show an increase of 106.9761. in the private securities, which, when the higher rates charged by the Bank are taken into ermalderadon, may be regarded as an evidence of the increased demand there has been for mosey. The Mewing are the extreme priors at which Cone& and Exchequer Bills were transacted each day dmfsg the week : MOM Love* Goan Prime Pam Mid MallaW-410aosialbr ramp .-.: ..... ....I to V Iteaconma (Jere 17 ) ... 97 • ..... .—.97 to Widower/ Ihmt maw Far asettist (ltily 17) ... V 971 to Thursday Per wow ler awn* 974 Friday For wag (dot) 971 For memo (Si. 5r.)... 951 .9 9SI to 94 Ilatifiday Par maray(aksiti — t w o M lie as —9l — 931 9.31 to 99 lister BMA. The with. Last weak lilateat. lowed. Hlitear. Laded. Monday ...... 71s. pm. ... 09s. pa ... 71a. pm. ... eve, put. Tema/ 7le. pm. ... 6114. pm. ... 71e. pm. ... Ma. pee Widemday Thursday ..... 71e pm.... We pm. ... 71a. pm. ... —s. 71.. pa Oa pm.... Ile pm... ea pm. 70a. poi. ... 07a. ... 71.. pm. ... Va. pw. _ Bather more activity has been manifest in the market for Bank shares this week. Dealings are reported in the following :—Australasian (401.paid),st 24 to 241; British North American (501. paid), at 4t to ; Colonial (231. paid), at 7; London and West minster (201. paid), at 271; lonian (251. paid), at 23; Union of Australia (251. paid), at 322 Union of London (101. paid), at 121 to 12$. Dock shares have been transacted as under : East and West India at 141 ; East Country at 21 ; London at 121; St. Katharine at 811 and 82. The total amount of the precious metals exported from London during the week ending Thursday last, we kern from official source., was 6,907 oz. of gold and 40,278 os. of silver, distributed as follows :—Gold w 1 in to Hamburg, 200 cm.; gold bare, to Dunkirk, 5,000 oz.; gold dust : to Havre, 282 cz.; to Belgium, 626 oz. Silver coin : to Belgium, 15,000 os.; to Madras and Calcutta, 18,000 os.; silver bars, to Bel gium, 7,276 oz. The steamer Neptune, which 1 this port to morrow (Sunday) for dt. Petersburg, bas on board about 400,0001. in specie, being a remittance from Messrs. Baring, Brother., and Co., on account of the Hessian loan. The whole has been insured, four com panies taking 40,0001. each, and one underwriter at Lloyd's, an eminent East India merchant, has taken' a line for 100,0001., at 7.. 61 per cent. prem., the largest amount ever known to have been taken in roe line by a single individual. The dealings in the railway share market this week has been on a rather more considerable wale, and emisprise a large number of speculative operations. The dullness and retrograde movement of values no ticed in our last weekly review was succeeded by a much firmer tone at the beginning of the week. and prices have since steadily improved, the quotations of taday's market showing an advance in all the lead ing stocks over last week's rates. On the whole, the traffic returns for the last week are good. On the London and North Western line the excess of traffic over the corresponding week of last year has been 5,119!., and on the Midland line, 1,4651. The Great Western and South Western returns show a falling off of 2,1941. and 1,0871. respectively, but this is ac counted for from its being an ordinary week this year against Epsom race week last year. The I Caledonian return is 6,2931. against 6,8591. teat year ; Eastern Counties, 13,7381. against 15,4194 ; Lance shire and Yorkshire, 13,774 L against 12,7454; South Eastern, 11.8311. against 9,2861.• ' Newcastle and Ber wick, 14,6341. against 11,9571. On taking the aggre gate of the returns we find that 249,4831. was received on 5,512 miles, being at the rate of 431. per mile per week. For the corresponding week in last year, 224,1641. was received on 4,796 miler, or at the rate of 481. 16s. per mile per week ; there is thus an in cream in the receipts of 23,3191., and an increase in the mileage of 716, accompanied with a decrease in the aggregate return of 11. IN. per mile per week. As compared with last Satarday's prices, to-day's closing figures show a rise of no less than 81. in Great North of England., 11. 15s. in Great Western., 2!. in North Westerns, 255. in Midlands, 11. in Bristol and Exeter., Lancashire and Yorkshires ' and Leeds and Bradfords, 16s. in Berwick., 10.. in Aberdeen., Brighton., atd South Westerns, &c. The following are the extreme prices at which business has been done in railway shares during the week: Meted Price. SO - Aberdeen rowel iTi.!3. -. 100 Bristol sad Exeter SO Caledonisn 9l .."........ 29 Eastern Counties I 60 Edinburgh and Glasgow V I 100 Great North of Finland 229 24 Great Northern 100 Great Western 60 Hull and Selby SO Lannaster and Carlisle 100 Lanceabire and Yorkshire 416 SO Lads and Bradford 111 London sal Maavrall 100 Landes, Brlghtccouid &AIM Chlast 531 121 London and Greenwich ll 100 London and North Western llO4 14 100 London eadlkaith Wadi= 63 100 Mldhad. .. 23 North WWI 7 171 North dtalkwdddre 7t ... ... 25 &midi Onitral 331 South Eastern 50 wilts, Somerset, and Merman& 4l M Took, MowcaMM mad Barwiall. l 5 M TEM and Nortk Midland - - - - - - - - The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. pm annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (•) is placed, it is to be under stood that the share rate of dividend is less the in come tax : Tara per Oar. Carob (rut) Thai. per Oetd. Erred average pair 461 Odd per camt.ll 2 4 livareadrQuarter par Orr 964 r 3 6 If Bar Stalit (dlr. I per art pm ans.) 209 N 3 16 64 bra air ldr. 144 sera per ana )2674 ~ 3IS 3 Imiolow BM PM. UT 09 7/ 660 Pm .. 24 14 imam . derthe 1L. 9 ( . 41.741 eh. of $Ol., oat.,• 14 per air ra te) 74 r 40 0 Orr ilara• Irv. at abs 4 per rat. per amt.) ihaerldre sad Yorkshire /100 Stork (dl.. at the rate of s per east. per am.) London sad Boer Western. (dr. at the rate of 34 per art per arua.) 64 a 3 1 Lorca or Brighton* (divi dor! 46.. per 1001. as* far the had year. equal to 41. 14a. per eget. per an.) Ursa sad North Werra* (ardor at tbe rate of 6 per cent per aria.) 110 • 4 10 104 3661 and• (ay. at the rate of 24 per at. per asia.) SS 19 6 11 64 Irethi &ran* (dl.. at the :ate of 3 Per err. Per am.) l6 6 IS 4 -•- • - - Alexandria advice. of the sth state that consider able activity had prevailed in the cotton market, no less than about 45,000 contors having exchanged hands daring the last fortnight at advancing rates; private growth was quoted 91 doll. to 10/, Pasha and Keys 11 dole. to 111. Flax was dull, and prices bad receded. Tho prices of grain were looking up, the advice. from England having had no effect upon the market, in consequence of the very low stocks. The exchange on London was 971 p. The govern ment had advertised for tenders for supplies of various kinds of ammunition, ammutrements, &c., but in con sequence of the difficulty there has be en of late itt obtaining payment, even in produos above market rates, few b riders were sent in, and the restdt is sot yet known. - DANK OP IRELAND.—At a meeting of the perk-. ton of Bank Block, held on Friday, the Chairman re the report, which mown( laded • dividend of Jour per cent. pad fantod that 10,0001. had to be taken oat of the nst fluid to sinks that dividend. EXCHANOND AND STOCKS ANNOAD. TlllB DAY. Two o'Czocx. Very little business is doing in the English funds to-day, and the market,. which opened with Consols at 951 to 96 for the opsumg, Si div., is now fiat, and prices are quoted /lower; although no business has been transacted below the fret quotations. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 981 and 111 aid the New Thres-and-*-Quarter per Cents., 981 1 and /. Exchequer Bills have been done at 70e. Long Annuities, at 8 3-18; ditto 30 years,lB69, at 7 15-18. There is rather more movement in the foreign stack market to-day than has been noticed during the put week, and Brazil and Buenos Ayres stocks are both quoted better, the latter having been dealt in as high as 65. Mexicali, on the other hand, has experienced a fall of about 11 per cent., prinoipally in consequence of the distrust as to the intentions of the Mexican government with regard to settlement of the debt, induced by a letter in the New York TV•Zurte, dated Minim', May 14, stating that, of of the 3,600,000 dollars of indemnity money due in the month of May, about 2,Boo,ooo4rliars had already been disposed of in various ways, so that only 700,000 i dollars remained available by the government. The letter referred to also reports the resignation of the ministerof finance,Ownpo,though his resignation had not yet been accepted. Mr :loan stock was last done at 301, and is now quoted 30 to 301. The official list of business done is the following : Brazilian Bonds, at 89; ditto small, at 881 and 88. Buenos Ayres, at 54, 65, and 64. Dutch Two-and-s-Half per Cents., at 673 and 1 ; exchange, 12 guilders; the Four per Cent Certificates at 87. Mexican for the 28th inst., at 311, 301, g, and 1. Portuguese Four per Cents at 341. Russian Foar-and-a- Half per Cents. at 98/ ; ditto Scrip at 31. prem. Spanish Active Five per Ceuta, for account, at 171 ; the Three per Cents., at 3EII for money, and 381 for time. Venezuela, at 321. ENGLISH FUNDS—Teze DAT. Reek Meek Se 9 I 3 per Ot. Con. Arre.;9s. I 3 per Ct. Red. Anus., 96 i . 34 per CIL 116 3 per Ct. Co.. Anna, shut Exchequer Silk 47e. to 70s. TOILED:IN FUNDS. 6 per Ct. Austrian Bonds. I per 01 . 1 = 11 An.1 3 4 1 4i per Ot. bolg. Bonds. hi 9 Omani lids., 4 * 31 per Cent.. 6 pet CI. Mex., 131430 * 6 perms Baglisa Eds.. 97 9 I per 133. Potent". Un. 73 it mNew. 868 De. Deterrel Oons ilds.. I per Ct. BOOM Anal. 32 4 Perineum Diuo Chilton Ms., me 01. 90 100 ~ 33i 4 6 Sias. Den, lu7 9 Ditto Control,. DeL Dan.— Ina. pied& Me. 171 i canzotasa Equiace Wk. 31 4 3 Cr Clif in 33,o " Wl 3 " I 3 per Ct. Danish Ink, 71 3 So IMAM 4 24 per Ct. Dutch Inas. r 64 74 2 per M. emeila Ida. 32 4 per C Dutch Otets.. be 4 7 Vsersoile Dermal 1/e5..114 124 • MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The public sales declared for to.mcrrow are—Bturar. 13,000 bags Mauritius, 3000 bags Bengal, and 200 hhds West India; Pepper, 1600 bags; Rice, 600 bags; Saltpetre, 500 begs. The private contract market has been inactive. Good ordinary native Cot ion Coffee quoted 43e. to 43s 6d. Tea: Common Congos has been sold at 914. per lb., and the demand continues good. Cotton remains steady. Ono.—lleal, pale, 311. to 311. 10s.; straw, 301. ; brown and yellow, 291. to 291. 10s ; spivs, 841. to 861. , headmatter, 801. to 921. ; cad, 351. ; South Bea, 331. to 341. ; alias G•iipoli. 421 to 431.; Spanish and Sicily,42l. to 431. ; pals. 801. to 311. ' • coon nut, 301. to 321.; seed, rape, pus, 371. ; Linseed, 301. - -- - - - - - --- -••••,-.....". AN AIMIXIM PARIS, JONI 15. 1 FCC M. Nada. 1 1118944. Lowest Mdse. per OM& ....„. ..... NSS ,89 IS if 40 84 11 44 SI per 00d0........... 0.1 II 98 40 nu 98 40 . n 99 do. Now Las. . .. a 11. PO It I par 0i5t0......„ 99 o o o o per awe.- . liiesten zet*Alseo r 90 dayo,"U . dilsa,t d r4r 99 Mew. Magda Beedia. Amoy Do. 1941 e s 01 0 I IWO 77 ~. Do. Do. — .. Tomattry Basic.. ~ lama II pot Onto Si 71 . w .Moak limo ...... UM .. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Tits market presents no new feature tads,: Ci;otitions an u follows:—Town Tallow, 364. 3i; Pstenburg Y. C. on the spot, 365. 96.; October to December, 38.. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1 ISM I MIL 11830. Nook this day-- ...... Ceske Delivery last week Do. from let Jam Arrival last week Do. from let Jams Pries INC. this day par cwt aoto 1,897 3,931 1,821 4,962 6d. 43.. 153 sea 6d. 3 ri. 'loin— 39r. W. PCBLIC tiaras advertised for Friday, June 21 : 180 maks 400 bores Boutk American Tallow, 760 maks Australian, 34 mks St. Petersburg Y C., 76 cams But India, 150 hinds. 60 tuns. Cochin Cocos-nut Oil, 150 pipes Ceylon ditto, 30 calks Manilla ditto, 60 barrels Montreal Pearl Asian, 30 barrels Pot ditto, 1,000 barrels American Rosin. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. West Hartley, 144.; Walls End liute4ll. 164.6 d. ; Walla End Lunbton, 164.; Walls End Tess, 164. 64.---9 hips at market, 224. - MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. The reapply of wheat from Bien and Kent was again short this morning, and it sold at prices tally equal to that of Monday last. A. fair amount of business was dons in useable descriptions of foreign wheat, and in some instances rather more money was obtained r such. Out-of-condition cargoes were as difficult of isle as ever, and in some cases a trifling decline was eabmitted to, to clear vessels coming cm demurrage. Barley steady at former rates. Choice qualities of Oats commanded rather better prices than last week ; other descriptions were unaltered in value. Beans and Peas come sparirgly to market, and their value underwent no change. BRITISH. 861111sso pot Qr Ormot. Inn sod rad 37 to 39 to 40...ta1t0 39 to 42 to 46 Norfolk and Bußolk. 33 to 40 to 41... do 33 to 40 to 14 Totowa Tao: or Suffolk Cluob. i Llo. t rod.. to 38 to —to4oto 44 22 to 24 19 to 21..i0ti . Woe to 21 to 23 23,2911 1,033 2,333 24,870 1,583 2,538 497 I 1,784 375. Od. ~~ 44 4 4 vs. ad r ' BLIU.17.! . C1%11111. . U so 23 .6629 - 7 . ....... 24 to 26 Orr., elFsisi. --.. ...„T1f " . MIT to lh Ii . Wig .—to him& —l7 to IS to 16s 6d—pototo 20 to 21s Od DIME • 1146169 lied IS to 190 d—potato l9 to 20. 01 Kai — 44 to 46-696,961e..416 50 to 61 Anygnu ... 25 to29s Od. maple ".- 29 to 30 DIM 27 t 029 to 31...thiperial . 113 to 35 Whit..... - .... 26 to 37 Wass= Oros, per .. lhoissad X9 Os to X 91 0.. . . Per met et Mb* hogs, Tows.mads, eillheral 38 to 38 ..ano household 92 to 84 Itorbik odd Ileftik. 28 to 30...wttito 3O co 33 _ - - lOKIION. Wawa. DIM& Ind Dardiatiiti — ......4 . o:to -- 413...d0• 49 es 59 fammaatsa. Rostock aad Stettin, 40 42 to 44 Dada and Hamburg Itaidaa $4 to 37...Ityptlaa — to Domain and Odom s4 to 88 Ciiintllmt....... ............. ... —to —...Attetralian 41 to $4 OMNI, BEM= ranarnalaa ast9Btraband l6 to 17 _ _ Brislieli sad Deaf& l3 to 16 !sorry lasariesa, per bane 0f19611a. 2O to 23 Canadian AILISTAIN INTO LONDON PEON 10th JUNE TO 13tfr nriz. Mur qrs. Engll.h. Booteb. Dish. Moriters. at Barley~ .„. I 2147 „ I 17144 .-. 7213 Oats 693 41 I I 410 13236 floor, 4,639 seeks: 63 barrels. NW% 3,931 qrs. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAT. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for new and fine yearling Hops continues steady, without any alteration in prices. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET. THIS DAY. The supply of English potatoes for this season is finished, but the atrivals from the Continent area large and trade so heavy, that less prism are submitted to. The following are this day's quotations : —York Regents, 60 to lipa, Scotch, cups, 70s. to 755. ; whims, 60.. to 60e. Rhenish, whites, 70s. to 80s. ; Belgian, whites, 60e. to 60s. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. - - The supply of Hamm is larger ; consequently trade is slow and prices on the average are lower. Oar top quotation is net generally realised for bast qualities. The number of Sheep has also inereassd ; there Ls a considerable demand, and trade is more cheerful than on Friday ; but prime are lower than on Monday last. Lamb is not su plentiful as of late; It is selling more readily at • trifling advance. We have *gala a good supply of Calves; It is exceedingly diffi cult to obtain higher rates for the choicest. From Germany and Holland there are 360 Bents, 1,180 Shoop, and 173 Calves; Batik. Scotland, 240 Beasts ; and 2,41/0 from Norfolk and of Ina a 4. 64. Maas et Ins. s. 4. s. d. Boob, Horstords 3 3 pm Ds& Ilt.-bds. $8 3 Shor66oros lined 01621$ Haab 3 3 Do. 46 Meal I4 0 S Wye, ....... 3 Was sad issis 4 l424ft v nn . 2 a Do. de. Awn I I 3 Us* 6 lambs I MIAs it market 3.6 : Oben) ma lank d ' fie ; SM. 3116 [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. TIM DAT, Two man.% The share market is inactive to-dy, but there is no change in prices to notice except in Caledonians and Berwick', the former of which hes dealined to 9, whilst the latter stock is mach better, the old shares having been done at 161. London and North- Webteras mark 1091; Great Westerns, 69; Mid lands, 371. Bare= RAILWAY& losing prim baturday. kala loolj . teld Abadan ... W :Pti~ 4 1.,.. Balks a likan. Eat. (Gt. AfarelJase prwithrisr. nor eats e 1i• 1!.. B -." - 4 1 44, 71Zanagey anitirw. Ds. amino.* Fiins.WitivJk Stour Vallori Masi ad taster ... .. ": OweWr and Ralyanad Pralwenn Doblia and Bart ism: Ban Do! i ttl i r N. ) dp.R.Prat Do. New Pref.. p. Ct.. I Do. Do. O do. N 0.2 Do. do. 6 per Cent Do. New Eastern ento2, else A Dan E. V. M.) B. and C ditto Do. Scrip t frt r.. 6 - p. - 67.5 East I..ll?colrshire Oa& netted 6 per Cent. Edinburgh and Wassirity Exeter. Yeovil, in Dotthes. Great Northern Do. sharos,A,Delerred Do. 4 1111111V4, 11, 6 p. CL Do. 3 per Cent. Peel... Gt. Boutn.and West.(tre.) Do. Eighths . Greet North of Engi;nd... Do. New 140 ... Do. New £3O Ib. he.► Lls Freed Wedeln Do. New £l7 lan and Selby ... animater and Carti;te sofitc Do. Do. New Oros 6 p. Ct.) Do. West Riding Union Leeds sad Bradlord Leeds and Dunk Do. Prof 6 p. Ct. No. I Do. Do. No. 2 Do. Do. No. 3 Do. Pref. Quarters, 1648 London end lstac4.r.LL . 12!inbton, 8: &Coast Do. New gua. 6 p. Ct.H Dc..luarenteed SF. C < Do P s Croydon 11;irde SO Do. ref. S per Cent. . SO Do. (insert. p.et...1(15i, I Iti London and Greenwich 20 Do. Preference LOD London k North-Western Do. do. Newt shares ... Do. Fifths Do.f 10 (C) ondoo & South-Western Do. New, C. 50 Do. New, £4O Do. New Preference ... Lowestoft Ounr.4 per Cent. !Laneh..llus., era Maths* 10 1 i so 59i 9 96k Be Re Do. j glum No. 1 Do. New £lO Pref. 24asi.eiLsoel.0 DO. 130 Do. Blem. gad Darby :l: Do. Coo.. B. k B. 6 p. C. Norfolk . „ b0.T4ew460 . 11 Do Extension ... Guinn. Si ier iorth Brittph Prefel ewe Noirai Oxford, Wore., WoDer. Prestos and Wyre Do. f Plum (AI Bad., Guild., aodlieigaie Royston end Duehln Do. tilerpretti Esteaddoe ieattish 'Shrews. & Bina" Class A Do Clam B . Do., New OoaranteedTl 4n wsb lt r . , 11?1.0,eitel IZOT. W: kin.) .. Do. Oswertry Do. New Do. dper ant. Prof. Shropshire Union Do. Preferesit; South Staffordshire Do. No. 3 Do. No 4 Itaiiste;ed Sheff.,Roth.,&Goole;icii. Guar. 5 p:r Cent . . Waterford and Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. gua. Do. do. do. do. Was, Somerset, &Mom. York,l6ewcastle &Berwick! Litt .I'orkt Hews. Do. o.N.LPurehorPrrt York and North Midland. FpIFION RAILWAYS. lAnic?:t;* - 7 , t; and A neFrtaiir Boulogne and .. Central Prance (Vinson) Dutch Rhenish East Indian ... Great Indian Peninsula ... NasnurentiLteie Northern of Pronto Orleansand Bordeaux ... Paris and Orleans Paris and Bourn Pais and Strasbourg .. Rouen and Horre Sambre and Mena Tours and Nantes LIVERPOOL, Joss 15. BTOOI-11XCHAN011.—The market was steady *day at the quotation, : Lancashire and Torkgire (321. shares), 9 MI d.— Ditto (pref. sham), 9 4 d.—London and North Western, 110—Ditto (new shares), 4, 11-16 p.—Ditto (dfth sham), I p.-11.1diand. 38—Ditto (ottares), 26 I—North Union (13), 164-11auth Eassu and Dam, 11—Ditto (No. 4), 31 o. MA!JOKESTER. June 15. throm-Bunciacou.—Tber• wee a firmer market, and • Lair bustness done. Cheshire Junctions, 19 die.; West Ridings, ak andl di..; Preston and Wyre Mires, 6/ prem .: Manchester sod N&Meld, 13 13.16 ; Pref., 7 IS-16 ; North Steffen* BIRMINGHAM, Juni lb. STocisitiostsitam—The Mare market was not quite Arm to-day, and prices were • shade weaker. Shropshire Untoss wets done at St dia. It Is reported th.it the London and North Western Company will withdraw their bill from parliament, affeetiow this rail. way, for the present seedon. MUMS, Arm 15. fltoos-Exow•uol.—Then bas beta but little business done to-day on 'Change., but the market to firmer , and the gnashes. are rather bother than these ae the previous day. dales were mode In London and North Westerns at 1101 ; auto, Quarter. New. Ida pm.; In North Westerns, at 13 dia.; and ha York and Nor th at M. 61. 3d. PARIS, Jww 16. Ilavaan.—Vereathes (left bank), 140; Parb; and Reap. 3 3 1 Boum and Ham, 30; Strasbeurgand Bak., 10 73; 01 7 1314110,00 Vierran, 343 7S ; Orleans and llocdeana. 3110 ; North, 440 114 ; hied and Strasbourg, 330; Tours and Nantes, 704 73. PRINCE RAILWAY Truro.—The followi2 the het ed tits VMS receipt s of the prtatipal Freud; ways : Newer.—Fran June 4to June IO Peemengen% 314,8101 f.; goods. 1113,124 L; total, 441,463 L Roue.—Pro m June 2 to June I: Powengere, 12.6911.; goods. 117,3914; total, 173,1731. tlAvia—Flom June 2 to Jane I: Pmarasers, 22,311; 41,3844; tonk 70.3 23 4 owe —nom Juno 3to Tone : Peettegers, 20,0 1 04; goods, 22 0.0 23t.: , WWL 184,7634 ui,—Prom Juno 9 to Juno : Pootagers, 38,093 L ; goo*, 18,!194: total, 74,2324 tt iw as,,—Vieft Jame 3 to June 9:: Pasoesion, 33,4139 L ; goods. 34030 6 L sm itottle 33 . 114 --Tien Jams 3 to Juno 9: Poooloson, 19,3134; goo*. 13,2474; total, 33,3191. Cham.—Tram /ow 11 to Joao i s Pooorootn, SAKI goody 7,1114: toftl, 11,6901. 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