The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-08 00:00:00

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As satteweeililiep ' iliii h aallaipated is the tarps. ratio. tweley, a miming of thatledy Worley boon snmesoaed la due hem by the minority, he the per of elsedng a Lad Mayor, c : e t a migrriZ the mendiseltsi ot. the Court of the promegtarmy be leger mi l m ositl %eh vro7, quite lade tat Mr. of Awe of the cot peratise, the liberal membeseLtiorma ail have tekst the alarm, aad ate isided t h e in 'shekel hires Open the aseliiMi it the object of the meeting fr om bang oat i bat if thee should fail to do so, we any sop* to have this riming two Lard Mayon of the city of Dublin, that is, the Lord Mayor di facto, who is resolved to smart his right to the ohm tithe last sad mearry his appeal for that purpose begin the highest tribunal of the Lad, and the " mandamm" lord mayor, who, it is supposed, may shim theastherity of the Queen's Bluth - in support of bh.d.b. The affair is ludicrous saaegh as a Meek and aulleete so credit as the city, but the people ems he take vsty little intense in it, ems for the sake se lanhildol. Yesterday a meeting of the Ahem, was imposed • by the Lad Mayor at the Z=rmiieiomavkqLtak• her he Ow homikerei • • ender the stw Osepoeutios Ant, while ewes Into °pasties as the Mk of Member next. A com mittee woe here he the mese el soiotereoUng the operable, et the seam* committee of the chamber farmed some time since for the same object, and to which, at the meeting of yesterday, anti liberal tendencies were attributed. • .~ I rl . i ----- - 3- ;` ; jilt DAY " kg' , I Iketeri Om 11. a, Few • " commie eh ones I se, . Ile mem et the esefaelowei sul Temhfea ga the aleaN Bzetureh mei ill *sham ef iiellhallah et the br edlente th eg e , Vee s e a se el Beempri ss it =- men hest tem Wu — s Dix, Two o'Cloon. no modest fee Wilsey Amos today is quiet, with not math beniems doilies bat time is a night int =eisin the Ism to be noticed nose yesterday. iresterai Uwe toothed 08; BaVicke, 141 ; Midisode, , IMO. 31 37f • Is THB PAST WHIR. BaliISM. 1849. 1860. Sheriess -1 - r 17241 and Banams& lihkenheed, Lama., t & Cheshire 1,17 1, 260 Dales. Blaekbees, & W t•Yerk 6724,5g MOM tad Easter 1 6, 69 COMM mil Diddle sad = S tooks" 246 281 DAN. ami Drarbeia 926 870 DRAMs and Warsaw* Demise sad Arbreath. 438 Dods_ al,Perth i Aberdeen June. dm 692 Demieffs. sad Sasiskillost ... • 162 128 AM Anglian 722 712 Barn fir. 3,017 3,189 &Mem Cesuaties and Norfolk Beelles Miss 1,610 2,8.51 Mishear It caul Gliagew 4,1 4,284 lidhibart i lrerth, mad Dundee 2,301 2,370 Flumes way 421 Glasgow, Paisley, end_ . _Ayr. • 3,127 8,055 0 _ 1 • 1 11 0 5 Plitlwril _ 111 . 044114111 1 11,133 Grp Blerraille B. &memos 1,282 3,196 Great Southern andWeelisam(l) 3,538 4,219 Great Walesa 5....t.• 18,060 16,702 Leacarter sad Cepheid,' Leas e sehhesad Th and Yorkshire 17,100 13,776 Lomink laver P6B l ,oll 46,. & 1111 • 1 b1 04,1 211 1,167 - Leaden andNorthWeateen Louden and Blackwell Lollies, Brighten, and S. COMO 10,213 15,102 London and South Weems... • :2,381 11,637 Londonderry and Enniskillee 146 121 Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c. - 134 Manchester, Shoff., & Lincoln 4,999 ' 3,643 Maryport and Carlisle MWsnd 23,816 20,896 Midland Grew Western.(l) 1,106 1,333 Mishkin& 722 Newcastle and Carlisle North British North Sta ff ord.hkell Scottish Central .1,337 1 1,443 Scottish it idland 346 449 Shrewsbury and Birmiaghaus 83 609 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,493f 1,686 Shropshire Union i 472 South Devon South &stem SouthYork.,Doncester&G•olet - 1,147 Cl 40 71 2, 417 lster 4 West Cornwall 2 4s 774 ' 276 Wh Behave n Junction York, Newcastle, Berwick • 12,795 14,473 York and Nerth Midland 7,6/4 6.996 FOILION. Anis= and Boulogne 1,9991 1,349 Dieppe 6761 442 Montereau and Troyes - Northern of France 13,424'17,548 Orleans to &urges (Cei.t.) 2,272! 2,577 Orleans to Bordeaux Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Rouen azd Havre i. i l eeffam ...1 Darns: tisimass. TeTeigll;7 ~~ %IN Yaw op 10 I Vomit. • • OP EXOREQUER. • O'Courroz, 13 Zr., Itauseatw.—Ausous TVs Nanottag Lunt POEM. ton r. R oatie the want wir , *Wiwi Mb ono ta order to new R ed.. Ilan urolt whisk the Tunis, a elLtdit ?sec: puttedoo 4 eras vey pee& ta Mr. Dana "WidgM. fier ,der t i t hat din to easeidar t he tio ntlinegbl to be ao they (loaned that tho Led Midler°. wee t e i s l ei tas t is tlary Mt Loud oAtapay nal Mogi). so Stif infan Ado. That Aiterdea *as odor! Ms irrenetWeel Of Me Court of Qateb's Bonn. bit MN adder undid w a I Miran pent. mad the rah was thou plaid upon die pent of' nedllioados ouly. Mc Almon rentaded then tordildpo that another very Inportaat pont had bees robed au. ausely, tho Inquirer rojnehma et ovidenso. It appeared that M. O'Consor, w the proprietor of a leweneor seed tho Notion Stir. PI 4Pa I" II - airgary ervilirear. IT 21 2 Si lei 1 1 14 Pa." 6 II 11 171 13 Of 11 • Si Si 34 ay If I I I 1_ 1 103 IP 1181 174 Bt. S siiiii.iag:lsigr - v7Z; Do silysi mod Is IDs. Int Itsamisi IS sea Bobbled SSS IS D•. ( IS IL Ss IL) S 4 De. sp.O.Prel. SO Opretios 100 145 224 1881 230 II • ;IA i agar 111 ni 436 61 170 2161 15 tI4 470 MtaisejwakaloNl*Wwitoolint ass, bat ft/ SO ira of lbeiboof the limd Ostagihrp, Weld prii• pseud ao Whims efhls bast Ides, bat Ibo Lewd MWDoras relished Mesa. The Oaart ladwated that that. was so objection to the r rjestisa of this piece of evidence, and that the rule for • new OW had bola granted upon the ground of aledirootioa pnerally. It was subeequentlp arranged on dm suggestioa of Mr. Be leant William, that the role should sot be argued anal the sittings after tom. Do. do. 6 per Cent Do. New . Eastern Nabs E. Unios U. Oh.) d : : , Do des B. ma Do. lam :M us a' 6 D. Ct.) Etat Linuott shire bus ked 6 per Cent. .. Edinburgh and Glasgow Untat Nurthern . i - 171} 289 - i pa II 16 114 7i Oh 97h 364 17 U 11 14ia d 4 4 tai 10 10! 30 33 796 2,1 43 30 pu. 66 66 39 34 67 374az air 4 4 dig t , 113 37 471 4114 104 114 61 84 par 1 pin 69 41 St/ensue efforts' us being made by the Royal Dublin Society to render their triennial exhibition d manufactures which comes off this year mare cow plete than any that has hitherto been held. Several of the great English manufacturers have promised Us compete on the occasion. A deputation from the royal comuussios appointed for the t of the London Exhibition of 1861 will vis t Dub& and on the whole the show may be looked upon fan no bad preliminary to the great affair of next year. Preparations are making on a scale of great magni ficence at Lisesore Guth, to place that mansion in a suitable state for the reception of the Queen, who in tends, it Is stated, to honour the Duke of Devonshire with a visit at his Grace's Irish mansion. An IA I I 1I 1816 28 491 i 60 MONEY MARKET. lit l4 1$ 11 ... Da 4 shoresi,Debutd i lt s i De. i alone. 10, 00. et. I Do. 01.0. PM.. 10 Gt. West.pra.) U Do. Metals. —. — nu Nerds at foglead... De. New tie ... ... "La 27 60 113 FRIDAY EVILWING. Ile account of the ;position of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, the Ist of June, 18.50, published pursuant to the sot 7 and 8 Viot., o. 32, is a. follow.: BAN I Or Do. New no :.: Do. Now _ram V 1 okra 13 Do. New LIT . .. 10 flail and Sclo7 IS Do. ohms . [2i Do. j .hares 10 La, outer and earlial• 111 Do. Thirds .10 Lancashire an d Si ii I 43 32 I.le 47 is I_i 17 is 30 34 23 2 141 11 AO 24 lei II Bt 1411 57i g oa am ler tie Week airlift :um 1.1860. mils SO AINIIIIIIT. NON Maid ----.430.003.33{ Qtler Govonneat Debt . su.ou.zoo ilsowillis 1.961.11a. Oold 001 art so k A if roma Whir Dim .. 339.311.311 ,410,003.334 MIPASIIIIIII. 'dotal .... Orrerimpt Ilsoselllis IlladrL Dori Weight EiWiliiiiiiiiii: Lusultp „4114.119.185 riam Otheralearlasi ...... 9.70M11 Jose . .. 10.1900 W Don mow un.ro• ow rii iiii:if iiiii .. mors Othir . la 1.19 1421/.. 1001 738 etsiv " 1 CREISITSO HARVEST PROSPECTS.—Wo this day inspected with penieular pleasure, a maple of sew posaeoes grown by Mr. Jame Smith on Ma term at Douglas ; end certainly their a • wee ask es to isspire se with the greatest hopes o the coming barmen. They are Ma good sine—perfeetly dry—and free from all algae of dapeale. Mr. Smith, justly proud of the forward state and health of the roots. has had them placed la the wisdom; of his establielv meat in Patrick -street, so as to give the pnithe an opportu• lily of owing that, as yet there is every sign of eat Laving an 'Milldam harvest. We have also great pleasure Is stating that open-air grown petal's* were very pleatifel is our vege table smut on Saturday last, earl were se:liag et 6d. per lb. —Cork Reporter. is 1 0 111 1 D6.113 :. Thirda4111:1::: lit 51 . dL 10 91 dia. 101 10 Ws II 121 81 6 4iB. 93 95 71 Ai 3 si du . 5 5 dfs 21 21 Ms dis par 82 83 11l 139 40 ILI 280} 256 764 26 71i 211 1071 72 82 78i 28 714 211 1074 79 Juno.. IM. mumni I ass.see.m ag. mAssaALL. audit tAabber. The above return, when compared with those for the week preceding, exhibit the following changes: Circulation isles £30.003,336 Increase £ 76,095 Circulation action Public deposits Other deposits Government NlClllitiall in • The reostpts an excluarre of the amount available under the agreement with the London and North Western : the returns Include the receipts on 130 mile. of canal. 1 The returns Include the receipts cm 60 miles of canal and 9 miles IC7& 6 _ s: REGISTER STOVES.- •• ikartiont tre Itoekoor sod tow ...ray at I. Nod ookoloilt • um at boa SOL stT vim. to tub it.* 13 giro. Weaker Mkt Won. bomb Iketto. Ilk bore is Ibt ma witor our allootka ot ate roprotal to towel k. many sot &proved at. kokoio. so. leo—Last UPTON owl SIIIITOII.III. Ntwetaa.otreol. oid lie. 1. NwerremaL 11lt. II titiNG SEASONMARY WEDLALE . tag tnatei Ahrivaltartle that *ay ealtiel • 'upbeat' (tat blast hie kee Mk. J. Welsh* eb . est pasobed a abet emelel at dr Denby the ileuther, aeaseh aiterea. pee 854 ; aka the ilayeehe. prise MI es.--erdent to ho aditerad to the troy rot agrteCtural eta Ceuta] hapkatetta, lu, lbw eat. Ward alestal all. • RSTITL'TE FOR PADlT.—Cissaliissis is •,n!y• et all Laiell nmiduciv• toLIEaLTId, awl two well • ;:e.ttly pron3 , ,ttd pandltaday fr tL naaloa• pro . with o 1 and wttlte kM. STEPIUDISII DTO br for bronzing Clairthealns. Tubbs Dam •• '! pmme imam *et ard qua l• of loportance, UMW Dyes IM be : • adrantsna tan , lave aTY odour In pinta - lect Isantyat tle salami paining Vida WM M 4 at tan sem Una, avoid the • dalpnwisna saargnsairs at paint Try an II k !CRT STIJIVISII. No. $4, Itimlitiattest. 'a,Ja. at Cal. aad la mak and at la • - W sed la pagoda at to par lb, •-r to Dna • ftia& sad U maim sae plies may Ia bad be paper Tomah sad boa. 'TED LONDON NEWS of wti mod= wtsiovole opooat 14! !cepiooss imaroolor—Jubilee ot Them termer at Galway floor: Saalpturie oaoery (four rata)— 'l4(ark—Pactralt of the late :1711es of the amity Chtdres It ..• rh. watt, sad flaboola—Maaeas 't 1 heautt—Arse the Free Stale at Cala fl..rfleas ;guar eats)—Captare of (Name .• • - Parlieraestary Portrait: Her. H. E. • tr.. and Walla latdligeara mad a.l tee wool. Prue id. dumped. AI te l'islfkkAPHY of LEIGH HUNT I tommel Ned Contemporaries. la ecia I rr tome 31s. GIL. in meMmed Meth. rider, NW C0...14 Cunha .. (XL% ENWNLVII 29;wWOUL ENJoymEN id; T of LIFE. awl rational est at dm! it. -ri :: . Prii 641kialit -,,... •,f lawbot- 1b flay bra% ~ a.,., , 1:44.t yltrobt peasto—Coustly pb raviu 4 f:' :., •,.. 2itillt—Zwelbp at Bart-11•11. r—a.r, Dramas, Simplag. Itatltag. Alt, la* 1. ...' I VJUS7AII2II. 2 vole. IL Mal; by pad, !..cee—oaeteh of gdiaborgh, M. • array —Re:ulna...Alms of Dob:IA. as .•tttne, in.: post, la. Id., rAV, DAL% sad AVOID. ar..l tea our wane my yea." rpm e very Ms foam sod cure) el oer. J.+ Adeet..ed eemieuties. that hermes the .4 1 1,11111 f, Wiesen, or Muer, and embitters : rAirr. Pir the diet sod physical teenletioa of :er.row ; Nun, SS, Corabill ; Comae. .4..111 if. 10, Irgyi:4llaos. lug my. lien.— ImszaTEXPLE.—The Trinity • • •,..r of the leerier Temple were made tester , %t.d 'het comprise the aftermutioned gen . 'se..rr. Ifeleosa, r,f Ti..' • twin, of 8.11141 College, Oxford, B.A. ; Htria'a Bench-walk, Temple, Beg.; •.' Uoisersi C L•indon, LL B. ; Vertu, of Trinity College, Callibsllo, •• 1 Lry LOA, of Wenhara College, Oxford, • Pesti •op O'Belly, of Queen Anse '. " Beg.; Ma Themes Altauder "•1 web Oxford, BA. • .' . FAT r)S TIM Rlvut.--Yestorday as ' • 4. t" O d bean, Chelsea, Wore Mr. M. t • , e , y .4 James Adana's, egad 38. 1 ••• • • ••••,/ ed Mee-n. Blyth e , Ham il ton, and 1. •". • I;re hh, droner", who wu on- Wednesday night lan, by a when ' wag ,n with the Citizen "A" l '• 4 'Nes•-lder. The jury haviag can !wt, an hutting of which has alrudy 4 •••••s. waned as their verdict, "That • atevt.otally drowsed, and there was no t. thee'. ettaehiog to anyone connected with the Fues.—The cd.untry fairs once more .-rdl ""hher A' Garay, equnty of We 5,...), ,...), peo, of all d fterspl i ono of stock were " 4,, c. At Cluousel, Waterford, and autt the t.r.e.at week, matters were lookbolf 'rep every titers Wee very well. mod •,i'''.l*,••etri Items vats& tbe frost produot_Alki". ar..l owit•tdi rl by taker Weirs' o. '"' .__ • % ,„ 4 ; doettl , w• b la b beautiful alma tho kaq toot. ea oboaesat rotate of HOSPITAL — ANNUAL DlBllll - 4P PMIZBLI. M'Slatliblitigt t ptigeri to the ding sM i li t l i t x =r a the booed : niassfiesse ladies mil gratlemen. aad of the orm were the si ll=4 " : l 7P the ealimay i" . awarded m fame: /right, London ; G. W. t ,_ mian, A. Devies i llathin, Meth ; A. Davls‘ Pak*, Beth. I. Been, Phraya% ; C. T. Peek*, , Leicester ; D. B. Baldieg, Emikeray, EihrtY. Weetmetelaat / 111 0 1 0 . Spiess., Taabridge , Cociarall; La os., Burwell. .—George Seteer, Taub:ids. Well s sell, Cambridgeshire • Jame Cheries feetnierelead; Joha Vele, Teem, York leary Bean, Plymouth i Jodsk Tome, London ; George Mom, Nathaniel J. Great, L•ados. • —orotgs William Bridgman, Ham lee Thomas rake, Bath. Peateaville; Nathaniel J. Gnat, rues.—Medkdrie: Charles Dolton Haan, —laagery: &palm William Sibley, Loofas.— Ily Mead Smith, Esq. : John Freeman . Anstee, D. Balding, J. Biddle, Cesterton. J. Del., A. Davies, B. R. . J. Blary, N. J. Grant, J. W. Lae .e, Cl. Moore, C. T. Parke, . F. Spielman, A. C. Shoat, G. the aloes of the promediage :RESTER, In acknowledging the btu for his kindness la preeldiag, toe presence of the Nepalese Bat he was usable to oomanaieste to they could understand the noble nr, the simple pler. upon width it managed, the magnificent beim and the large extent of relief it physical sefferisig. &nasal diaper in aid of the blade of s Freesafasoss'-tavare, sad was 120 gentlemen sat down to as their occupied by the Marquis report it appears that the great raved, uodertaken by the go been satisfactorily completed; thorough system c 4 ventilation, a laws , sum., fire-proof staircases, aid other execution of these chairs a lugs ' which bu brag defrayed oat the hospital ; and the report of at least 5501. per maim will income of the hospital to what it was monsenaed. By the new a m •da tan has been acquired for those ia the Murray ward, so that instsad of 230, the former amount tommodatina increases the claims of support, it is a melancholy feat that • sornalled, is consequence of the iray applicants for ambles. The than one third of the imams of the interest of its vested capital, per annum beyead the ordinary tiaterest and from the presestesaml inked in order to give to these who which tile institution Is now able to f Weetministsr made a strong sad thariable feelings of the gust. last evening salweriptioas were amionneed Intl. hag 6001. from Ms. John ?s*, 601. from th e Marquis of Wespyt- cza.....e.0 . • 0 ... / C l ' .. _. • C . • 1.. , .....• , ..i• , . - • ' " • • , . , • . r 4 . 1 .. . ft . 11. •., :... • , ••• . 4 4 4 , • .. • • l ..........••••..." No. LINO i _ -- _ _ _ _.._..____ . 1 itt ors._l ‘ ) . R . ll' WESITIII . iIf RAIL; ILIDDLIUNEX a tigrz k , ,: ;, j_Tl4.: :T. 117, , ,4=4. 5 1is Tideway the imolai' ; *. •„'"...- ~. e :.L . 14:::, • ,ur5•1. am sad Ass esaffast ant. me4kel Meditate of this kee '. 7 'B . ' -'' ;•-•117.-t•isem...... 117"4"t, immt ir I g u t i t rens etas Mired , the 818 ' • • - • otr thee asa Mk tat NJ , O il % • ba •Agy.' Tkeee wes • lave mumbles • . • . s i“. •r.l isss SOP frOVS C.. • '' - • .t m g the Italisray Za email M. mere didem* . , ••• .•,". IV -. '. 5.4 I ~,..,. ton •-,,, , •:...• .5.. • flVZ.Clavamegis. th• p . • ... - - :. , LIFE . ASSURALIC I I3 4. COMPANY, iii ll= l wzren w .43 k r- • „:„: 8 7,1„ 1 "; stars: ....eshi• the LORD SATO& Iffem-esiiamme ia t urre;; A. I . 0 . . otos.i•e-witirs LgAl , us; awl.. Dana= C. pi. iit: t" ~;:t. Sorel W. H. 8.. rums fra er kat n. .ein Da P li: P li s tr. Denton. Loire , Lewis Rettelt, Sig. nemi.litkln T. J. C. !Ilium • 1 .,,,,,, ,f MR, .A. 13. 0 1 . 1 1 0 000 1 awswah Sq. , , .. ',. 0r..1. admen. S. worg li l . j,l P. MO. ~.. - . EN.. 2. thedvria Th =rlititary. u m b' ddeskin. • - ' ' ''' ''.... rr.••••wer nal. m it..ef Meer When Preened Altura, -Out ; - • ' ~. • r J..'w Ran l 4. ll .r. 8°11 " 11401...1 . Robert Leas, Barrel% Ca r•• ' * .u• per. r.r rr l i t Dowelnl-strveL •r tserSING yen umgymry, =ray, Stanley, Wearer* .• o'. : ''..„,..' ..a. n -u s a NOW. gamy Ware have the shin. .' • ..• .:ear 1...r.1 amour Asa a quentr Of a 440 Chearetry.-Williar Bet , ,. s ., AT. alri•lat from the hone of t1.1011=140. Agree, PlyeenUt • Lake Y c • , N; • lit rROFIT BRANCH. „ in be „bun, snits " Tit= Welk ; Nathaniel -.. • • ' "-. : .r."' n 1'„,,, b 4. * ;,,..1, ,after paraent of In 'sae, 11 ' Mediciae -Grim . • ' --: «tend toe* li pollee nary either budded COMICS, OUTS, ; Charlie T r ... , , .wt in reducers of the annual prenilma y.—dohs giggl e , p„ •• • • .. •t • ,lt Low PREMILII, BRANCIL Landes. ,g • ~.-t i t o oting prnseite T afforol peculiar ans. el e ‘ ,„„ A p th ,„_ ssedicie ~... •.• •?!..r..4 to sae ot elher-tx where the • -"."=: r: • . .. •,, ... l. 01/L111,• tie 0471. 10 t a :r e : e rsa sac hiss. p7f7;76, 4 l us a m i - B ,_ : Be." c , • . .: le. on the death at the at a weber eo r•••••• Wheat Tern. Eloseruy Ceriffm•es.-1.. - _ • tr.. was Poeta. 1 Without Preen. B. W. Blremeas A H. Corer llera B . A. 1. 1 . Al 13 14 --- AP Destoe. I. C. B y, B. • •.. 1 : I 11 I 4O r Batten. A. M. 'masses, R I i 10 10 W. B. Rem, W. Seville, I. I •• 1 : •.! to •4 4 It o D Spier, J. F. W -At td . .1: ~ tit VAN , . a • ..,. r. nu - Premiums say remain en crtdit for Tieß,, l ,oba s et CRE: - erne Preens= nu MUMS far We as add* 000 .• o f se Prod to his s' spa con. cc may be paid Whit tay tine withaat took oaceratie elle& to the may, mid Ismosetel that he , . • •-e tenth after proofs have been appeased. the. in Message which the; ' • • l• grit owtrtte. character of tie institution, :- ' • . -• .:•e- I ferry der at Thrognionosetreet, at a • • : .• V.. It Calmed at a vanes bet re L had been founded and eau m r. '' L RAI IA Leiden Menge. .minas which supported it, I afforded to every variety of l ---- T: EFL ITC 1 .A:BsTrruTE for SELYZIL- letile eeeeiak t!to mural k• V, , - .1: •ILVER, inuedesal 12 years sae he the hospital was &NS at the 1 T. • . -. ....t., p'..ted br the pmea u tpreesesc i f 4 Dasen. Ler o y ai w ea t t il e :ttended. A: t o il s: e l . • • .....,1 .4. compute/a I • , • . • ttr , ::..t . cia , • beelike:eyed r sech. "' Zther Ilestallf of Westminster. From the n . ...Nab t kit s me it , betio gs leieSea„ewe Improvements and additions I .. .. „3 ..... adl os. .. us. .... A . .• wo n _ of th. hospital have •,•- . • • se , ... m a , .. u s , mat they ellehreee a thorough • 30'. - 345. ... Oa &ream for superior num., ~ ...... hes• - 10 a. - 1116 outlay has been incumd, w _ • .. ... ~.... ....o r s, (*weenier, ht., at proportkeete of the acensudatid funds of . • ~....7 , o t rr .!..ne be the , asst protem r . .. ... bLLI rt. Ak. SL.LEL i aT PLATED. states that ea additicnal sus I Threaded Magog be required to rare the Moon Pattern. Patten. Panora. before the alteratiou were • .. . .. -. rc..:_:•ire.prr rasa 12s. ... Ma, ••• ten rangssasate, farther arum : .... • - 40 patients, ezelasive of those .....• .. ... . •„,. ~ , „ was .," " ,••• met " my •••, While this isereased accomm, Me inicitutioa as public eupp ~ . . s• • ,te Rivets sad Dunce% in, Diked. even cow the governors us ea . s. :r. ,r.-3, I , end So. I, Nonsassurast want of roue. to refuse many ... ......! • n Welsonast, VOL report states that not more th• . eh , T i • ~.k.N.ANT. TEA-POT, so named trim the hospital is derived from .., emuntannt gel* the Manual aisle sad that upwards of ChM Yu . ... t ....1 to *set maim mob Nada the imam derived Iron that int. e .. . r. •t et the bane years attained sash subsaiptions will be required • • ev=t ese ssablakr. r den seed it the fall beside which .; ..-ni nt • I.la I WC% Ade l. . ..."', " 1 . 1 "tofu. The Marquis of Wet • • • - i:eer. Retie . .. .. .. ~11% art erepte. s i• • eight. effectual appeal to the Merit . du. I/ • • . • . do. . Ia the rune of the evening do. I/ • ammonia( to 1,700 i., iscludis •-. ... de. I. 1004. Dos the Qum, end dl • • 4° ' ...._.: '; .... . • Wester. . . . -... rte. 1ght.......... Cottage pal. ........0.. •••-• rot., ". ark if the SS It seta A • . • . • -Le ••tee soreamm ffeumiwis use THE MYSTEIHOUg PI , . • :.- • • . Loma esd Wes*, se. °eke& On Friday, Mr. C. C. L ~... •.. -. ... ...N . Ji Newwwerrem).-Mleiihead ..i . ........, ,_._ .... _ POISONINGS LN ESSEX. eleC. LeWla e the coroner for Essex, and • reepeetablo jary et yeomen, resumed an legally at the Fox aad Monads Inn, Claming, respecting the death of Richard Challis', an agricultural labourer, who was alleged to have died from the effects of aremic, wilfully admiaistmed. The deemed was the husband of Sarah Cheats's, who was tried at the Spring Assizes, 1848, before Lord Demme, for the murder of her two children, by administering amend, and was acquitted. She was also charged with attempting to *Wray the illegitimate infant of Lydia Taylor, Newport; • foram then or some respectability in this neiebbosrhoed, WWI was the mated father. being committed for modes t* promise the commission of the Lam ism Lamy. In the ;MI Leered children, ample evidence was adduced to show that {lmbed died of poison, and according to the statement, or rather admission made by the mother since ha acquit tal, it is evident that they were both murdered. After her trial she returned here, sad some weeks since her kustend was seized with an illness which terminated in his death. An foggiest was empannelled, and the stomach of the de ceased, with its contents, was forwarded to Professor Taylor, of Gay's Hospital, for analisation. The 'homed, preview to di ath, was treated for consumptim, and on a post aortae examination being made by Mr. Brown, surgeon, and others, enough was sees to satisfy them that death was attributable to tubercular consumption, in the abase, of the Iseult of the analysis.—On the resumption of the inquiry, Mr. John Tissewell Clark, superintenuest of the Rem eMetelsolary. stationed at Newport, was the first witness examined. Oa the 28th of May I searched the house in which the deceased died, and whore his widow lived. la a kaadiag trough, mar a cupboard, I found • bag oestaiaies about a pound of rice, which, with other things I found, I headed to Professor Taylor, at Gay's Hospital, on the 30th, fur analyse. Sarah Chatham, the widow, said that the rice was her father's, and hoped I was not going to take it away. She added that she had used a portion of it for her husband in rise milk, and she diiplayed muck anxiety lest I Mould take it away. She wished me not to remove it. I replied that I should take what was necessary. She re peated her desire twice that I should not remove it. Sarah Chatham, the widow, wee then examined, and di aled positive) that shooter had any poison falser parsesioe. Mr. Al fr ed Swain. Taylor, the professor of ceemietry at =Hospital, was thenpital, sworn, sad be entered into a most to and lengthened report of eke result of his analysis of the stomach and contents of the deceased. After describing appearances of red patches indicating inflammation, Its pro ...did to state that he had detected arsenic, after applying the usual tests, but in such small gassings as to prevent him suiting positively that that poison was the cause of death. After subjecting, the stoma*, contents, lutes tines, &c., to the usual process of amlysation, be had only obtained in all the twenty-filth pert of &goals. He examined the bag of rice and found it to contain ermine. It we. die Whited over the whole mass, and is kurminess of ties he had found two grams of arsenic.. Is the astir* quantity and bag there was from twelve to sizteen grains of arsenic It was mixed in the rice like a powder, and to a casual observer might appear like flour. There was mffielent to kill six Immesh In answer to the ramose and lam HI. Taylor remarked that what he bad detected in Ike body well not sufficient to cause death. It was only the surplus and not that Liken up by the system. The jury returned a verdict that tho demised bad died of tut:4'We+ ceasumption. The evidence failing he proving that the anomie found in the bedy had moderated death. The Coroner thou addressed Mr. Suporusemdent Clark, and merited that the magistrates et the district might proceed against the widow under a recent act fur adenine• tiring poises with intent. Mr. Clark mid be would lay the matter before them. ANTI-STATI CHUR43II Yestwday "Teeing a soiree was held at the Eighbary Barn Tams, to receive the 'sport °who Islington delegates to the retreat conference. Mr. Lowers, Haworth, M.P., presided. The festivities of the wining being concluded, the &airman briefly stated the object of the meeting, expresing his sin cere wish that the wociation utioht succeed in its noble attespt to restore Christianity to its primitive purity. TIN Rev. Frederick Nailer, one of the delegates from Islington, then gave a short amount of the proceedings of the cos Isnomr. He stated that of the 660 delegatu appointed, no lees than 460 were present. The Souse had been et a most important chuseter ; essolations pledging the aro ciation to vigorous efforts is furtheremes of their noble ob ject having been adopted, and addresses epos to iserabeie of the Church of England, to their:l4pm, and to the pablis pus. But there should have been one to dissenten thumelves, for he was savvy to say they needed ft. Ae le the character of the cemforence, be must affirm eat nn right hearted win would setae that amiably with out feeling that men of high pviasiplim mad firm deter sisation were assembled there, who would never desist from their efforts until the connexion between the chuck and the state had bees dissolved, and their principle, th.t Men have nothing to do with religion, except, with their fellow-men, to believe end to obey, wee usiversally acknow ledged. The first swilutiosi, ankawledging the services of the delegates, and eapreuisg the tesaviction of the mania, that she eberaster of the last eiskrencs was an earnest of its ultimate wasisse mm- d by Mr. Joseph Harrison, who said that he had bee s expelled hum the So. clip=Wesleyan. for attespting e lie priestly hy which that body was qyar From hie an quaintest with that essiesy, he Nell note that the gnat Male. saetertaialy the As att onosii elwable pens. el be new ben were with the iteaseisdeo is heart, sad what their otis Venlig* were aided, they wool& lead their Sake aid k sbellida h t r at ~ester evil, a dumb ensaeoted with the nate. wending k aeseedeoes with the cobjeow the monied wen belle sad BAT Zrwok Wrong k didm.thittniattilinni• BAT. a vim, Ur. Hwy vneeht. oww Shen, Inks Tete ot *hake te *admirals mostmeted the peolewnwp. • 1 Oaf CLERICAL. Bev. Joeeph Laweceiii;sa, toHisitheeps 8., Norfolk ; slue 2011., with residence ; patron, Due, of Lancaster. Bev. J. J. Bersaferd, to be precentor of Peterborough atbedral. Bev. J. H. Brown, to the Mantership of Drowoed Oren ur iltefferthehire. Bev. D. Crewe, to Awbury 8., Cheshire ; value 1,41151. ; Pus, B. J. Chenille, FA. Rev. R. C. Faulkner, to Holy Trinity C., Ruscorn, Rev. 8. P. Field, to Boone K , w Debaeb R., Suffolk ; value, 2221. with residesee ; patina. Rev. 0. El. Reynolds. Rev. W. M. Kerr, to Reseeded' R., Ewen ; value, 2261.; warren, Rev. L. T. Edwards, wk. has reigne d. Rev. F. A. 8. Marshall, to be ewe of the miner lanais it Peterborough Cathedral Rev. H. Taylor, V. allartou•in-Cleveland, b be a @lma gers ; 'radio. York Rev. H. Thomas, to: the 2nd Mastership of Okelnuford G reamer School. Res. S. Wood, to St. Thomas C., Chutorkevies, London. VACLIICISS. Highbeeck, St. Paul P.C., Waltham Abbey, Emu ; dio. Rochester ; patrols, Bishop of Londoci ; Rev. 8. P. Field, prom. Head Master of Ipswich Grammar School : Rev. J. Feu wiek, resigned. NAVAL ADM/IAM'; J 17.11 7 —APPOLIITIODIT.-4300111, Mama, Arist-Surgeon, to Wooawica, Jima 7.—Sampeon, K.-sloop, fitted at this pat as an advanced steamer, lift at an early ham this mere fog, in charge of Mr. Stuart, the government pilot, and Lieut. B. B. Et Antics, for Diaspora The various steam. revels in the basis ander repair an in a stilton( forwardness. PRIZE MONEY. Mom ism night's Gowns.] London, Jane 6,1860. Notice is hereby given, that an account of the nett pro ceeds and bounty money received for the capture of the Bras lien brissatine Felicidada by her Majesty's ship Grappler, on the 16th July, 1848, will be delivered into the Registry of the High Conn of Admiralty on the 21st inst., agreeably to act of parliament. OMlLUflrff, Sou, and Co., Agents. London, Jane 3,7850. Notice is hereby given to the officers and crew of her Majesty's ship Contest, A. M'Murdo, Neg., commander, that the bounty money on the tonnage of a slava brig name unknown, captured 6th July, 1848; the sal*, premeds, and bounty money on the teenage of the slave brig Octane, cal, taxed 9th July, 1848; and the sale, proceeds, and bounty money en the teams iaa &Yes captured in a slave brig, name unknoerit, 7a1y,'1848, will be paid to those who were on board at the time of capture, or to their repre sentatives duly authorised to receive the same, on the 19.1 i instant, at No. 3, Clifford's lan. and the share* not then cursed w ill b e re .egt e d svuy Wednesday and Thursday for three months to eons, agreeable to set of pulisannt. --- I:liiiiiio7r;,lllTC: -- it E o. d. & Commodore 47 11 14 Eighth elmo gmeed elms 196 14 44 Ninth dim gle II Third does Fourth dm Filth dam Meth elms Omega dam 6 11 1 Orneum Eh 111 y. it a. d a d. Commodore 6l IS 41 d. Eighth dame goccood des 214 13 34 Ninth dm 4 3 10 Third der 2l 12 Bj Troth dam 2I/ Fourth due ruth eirs glztlielem gem* elms 7 6 3 i - 4. a. 04sissiere 1371 6 Ildadd dam ll3l 10i WM elan Yaw* did ....... 42 i Fifth in Slat! it Sevesth elan II Ma July. £ a d. War II 13 Ilf Talk dos 5 a7y 1114.41113 deo Twill& dus T. 4 4 ildeleseth Gies 3 $ W. and I. Calm, Agents. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOWSTRRBT. Tax Levi Row ix By. IMAKTDeIkIALL:•.`A named Reynolds applied for a sunosoas against the Irr o f lisrrowby, for an assault committed upon him at the stint ing of the Societe for Improving the Condition of the La bouring Classes, held in Bt. es Thursday after noon. The applicant stated that be obtained a platform ticket for the meeting, and attended at tha proper time. After the firm resolution had been propoesd and seconded. he lON to preps. as 11111eadiseat, which the chairman refused to allow him too, and several persons in the body of the ball sailed oat for hiss to speak. Applicant retired to bin mat, when the polies were called In, and Mr. Merriman was takes late custody. Witness again roes and erased to the platter's, and asked Lord John Russell not to allow the liberty of the working daises to be violated. Lord flarrewby suddenly jumped up and raught applicant by the collar of the mat, shook kiss violently sad streak hiss in the left boast. Mr. Henry 'eked 'the applicant if be was • swesbar of the soden. Applicant said Ite was not, but he offered to beams a masher at the time, and they would not swept him. Mr. Hasty mid, according to the advertisement eft ming the mac*, i• wee a se of the amber, of the society ,• sad, therefore, ho lied se right to address the wit's,. It wm a gaieties of law, whisk sessidered all penes' tromesesee who were sot members of the soden to whisk the meads,' was Odd. Aga r eaki be wee talking to Lord Joh* gmeell, Who wee es bfa, when Lord Harrewby jumped up did Ilarrefuia as nealV sad eldl e =seed it ins &justifiable aisselt, ‘ banking department 14,316,185 Without alteration Other securities in Waking department 9,760,048 lacrosse 62,972 Coin 'ad bullion in both denesements ..... 16,737,613 Duress" 36,664 /levee day and other bills 1,198,788 Increaser 41,913 The Rest 3,953,565 Decree's 13,696 The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com pany on the respective presidencies of India from the 24th of May to the 6th inst. is as follows : Rabe dezebrogs. Nodal MASS 17 11 do par Mains ........ ................ 4730 6 6 1 Co.'s rupee. 140.16 11 0 2e. ed. per do. ti 1,1372 14 9 The premium on gold yesterday at Paris was 18 per mille, which, at the English Mint rice of 31,. 17e. 101 d. per moos for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.84; • and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.821, it follows that gold is 0.09 per cent. dearer in Pane than in London. By lut advice@ the price of gold at Hamburg was 4381 per mark, which, at the English Mint price of W. 17g. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.101; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.91, it follows that gold is 0.23 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in London. The foreign exchanges for this mail underwent scarcely any change from last poet-day. The prices negotiated are as follows: Tune. Pecos negottaani. Pm To Hamburg $ Ka. 13 129 f Amsterdam Ditt0... lottartlas Antwerp Omen tarts Short. =as .— 3 /la. 46 23 70 Frankfort l4 121 9 Vienna Trines Peterabont Kabul 46 Culls. 44 49 Leghorn " Om = 44 44 40 9 121 Iloidna Whoa SO dr data.. . p i 2 Oporto The accounts received to-day from the continental bourses are for the most part encouraging. At Frank. fort the Austrian Metalliques were much in favour, and established an advance of i, to 1 per cent., the quotations being for the Five per Cents. 794, the Four per Cents. 61i, and the Three per Cents. 484. All other finds were firm, but without much doing. At Antwerp little was doing, and, with the exception of a slight decline in Spanish funds, there was scarcely any variation in prices ; Spanish Interior left off at 32! ; Ardoin, 12 7-18 sellers ; Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cent., 961 sellers. At Brussels the market for the national securities was firm, without any va riation in prices. At Berlin the national securities were flat, whilst foreign stocks were firm and a trifle better in value. At Vienna the Five per Cents. were lower than the previous day. The mails from Am sterdam and Hamburg have not come to hand to-day. THIS DAY. Two o'Cuicx. This market opened firm this morning, with Con sols at 961 to 1 both for money and aeoount, at which they continued very steady the greater part of the morning, and then advanced to their present quotation, 961 to 97 for cash and Wednesday nest. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 96} and i; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 97! and 1. Exchequer Bills bare been done at 68e. and 71a. I and India Bonds, at 87s. prem. Lang Annuities mark 8 3-16. The business in the foreign stook market is not ex tensive, but the tone is firm, and previous prices are fully supported. Peruvian stocks are attracting rather more attention, and an improvement in price has been established, transactions having boon effected in the Four-and-a-Halt per Cents. as high as 771. The business of the morning is at the follow ing rates :—Chilian Six par Cants., at 99. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cants., at 67/ t exclaim% 12 guilders. Equsdor, at 31. Grenada, at 181. Mexican, at 311 and / f or money, and 311 for the 14th June. Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents, 1849, at 771. 1, and 1 t ditto Do forted, at 341 and 1. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 96 and t ditto Scrip, at 31 and 3 pram. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 17/ ; the Thies per Colts., for account, at 371 and 1. COOL= lIIINDIL—Tais Dmr. Haat Stock. ZS a la: 011 1 1... wi I I par Qt. Rat Law., IN I I OIL -,.. .. pre Vt. OM. Amts.. W 4 7 ow OWL Wl* TIL foamy VUN DIL 4 par OL Amalie Om& I par el Omura VOL. IS ei per OL Ovalg. sow* 111 8 (Womb Daharreo NIL, 4 4 * Vat . A per OL u.. MO. ai i ' d i tto, ft- as • i culotte... Yr s mew. as I._ OL "e t i ' PIZ' cu vi t e lf, " lol gagtbribr. II& l IRY -: cta I' ie.4 . i 12i New ill Do Dra . West kWing Union 10 Ueda and Bredlord 10 Leeds sod Musk 6 Do. Pref. 6p. Ct. No. 1 14 Do. Do. No. 2 3 lax Do. No. 3 9 Do. Pref. Quarters,lll43 111 banks and ifiaahwall 10 Lau, Brighton, St ti.C.oul 10 Us New gua. 6p. 9 Do. guaranteed sp. Ct. late Croydon lifirds $0 Do. Pref. 2 per Cent.. . SO Do. Cars• Tl. p. C3..11133 124 Landon and Greenwich... 10 Do. Prelate's°, ... IA Ladles Nurth.Waslant 12 Do. do. New shares ... IS Ex. mom . Du.glo (C) 00 Landon! Suoth•Vicasni 424 Do. New, .1:30 34 Do. New, £4O _ Da New Preferease .- 20 Lowestoft Goar.4 per Cent. 14 Maneh..bos.,andliatioet 100 Manct.,Sbef ,11.1.1naolash. 21 DU. stun% No. 1 ... 10 Do. New .130 Pref. .. 41 Do. Mown UrcLUnitini 10 Do. C3O share; 10 Do. Birna. end Derby... is Do. Corm B.! B. p. C. $0 las.hrewaahValley Pref. q Norfolk 13 Do. New ix le Do Eau non .. ... .I 3 Us Ouaran. 34 par Ct.' 13 North bridal . 3 Do. Prefer's'. ... ...1 174 North Starfurdehire. Ualord, Nors.,k Walser. IS ?rests& Lod Wye lu Do. 4 shares (A) IS Bead., GiumL, sad Reigate 44 Noyeton and lliffshin 4 Do. Shepretk Estonian 21 ricatablt Central 131 shrews. a Mar A 11 Do., Newt:moused De Shrewsbury sad Clieeter 20 Do. Oswesizy 1 Do. New 10 Do. 6 per out. PseL 64 Shropshire Union ... 23 Do. Pref memo 64 South metro/dekko ti South Eastern 4 DO. Nu /6 1070 soo DD• ut N.O 4 Re No, ... 14 S. Tort, DM. and Goole.. 10 Waterford and Kilkenny... 10 Wear Valley, 6p. Ct. gua. U Do. do. do. do. 10 Wilu, Somerset, &W. es. 13 York,Neweastle &Benda 10 Do. Eat. tlr..rkk Neves. 6 Do. G.N.S.Purch orPn 1 • York and Norte Midland. i 0 ii 4 II 144 11 10e ‘ll4. 17 7 Ift - If Sj die. POISSON RBILWATIL (late Italian and Austrian) .. 20 Boulogne and Maims 20 Central Prance (V lierzon) I ierzon) Dutch Antal& ... 5 I 41 1 111 13 14 Pm r , I Pa. ,1 7 4u. 6 Ti 616. 7 74 134 I SD 112 6 Great Lutist Peninsula .. I Do. 8 Luxembourg 20 Namur and Uwe 18 Northern of Items— .. 7 Oriesassal banks= .. 20 Paris and Orksas 20 Land Rumen ... P..ris and Strasbourg .. Kasen mid Barre Sambre and Yew and Plasm ill iii 6 86 8 9 2 II 11 11 Ms LIVERPOOL, June 7. STOOK-IXORAWOO. - The late drapes h prier sssms to Lave bees shOtly kat. Beilases„ however, remains pretty fair. Berksalised. hail ire, lad Cheshire (6 per emit. till 10), lariesahire sad Yorkshire (Ileth shares ), 917 a 9d.. f, 13s. 9d. 4.- Leads sad 'Wafted. 93-Loodaa and North Westero, 107e-Ditto (heir f Wares), I es. 3d. d.-Maaeltester, &Wiled, and Llsoeln, 17 -Ditto (pref. eret), 7 les. W.-Midland, 365-Ditto (e shins), 26) 13e. ed. d.-Ditto (Coeval. B. and D.), 16-9oeth Easters sad Dover VS*. taristered), 3 -Ditto (710. 4, iss. 41.6 I d.), Tat, behemoths sad Berwick (O. N. L, par eat. WI IS), 7i 4. MANCIIKSTER, Jim 7. Bloox-Szoishos.—Thers has bees a vary dallgt market, with Me business deism OM there Is no damp to There was a tenancy dorrawerd rather than upward, but than mere few twee fide transactions, met of the purchases man Inn of • pa.ulative character. NI HMI HA • Jim 7. eTwal-Szoomum—Tato market wu fiat to-day, and ess had rather a dowaward .enity. Shrewsbury and ft:air/c -hin B.'s were dune at 7 dia, and Shropshire ilalms, at 4. and 41. Wed. din LKKI&, Joao 7. STOOL BICRANOR—There bas been for burner done this morning, but prior remain at about yeatarday'a notations. North-rearms, II din rammed rertrzation); S3O 2611 dr; Caledruan, tie. iIIUSTOL, Jam 7. Bronn-BzentArton.—The market was antis firs and active and a fur SASOUISt of busiswa was does at the tall prima rester. O. Great Western Omer sham stood at H The New 171. &arm 471 die., both swam; Midlands ha MI at 3Se ; Ditto, airmisphani and ukaiessur nix pw Owas., Ill; Bristol &tam Navi gation wiisay's Mara IMO ski (141 k 14. Mils% a ee, DBiunrsupui, STATRIIIINMIIII, AND WOROUTRURIIIII. The halt-yearly sn,eting of due company was held Fester , day, at the Olces in Ortsham Chambers, City, to receive the report of tho directors. H. G. Alston, Esq., took the chair. The report of the directors stated as foll o ws;—" As the adjourned ordinary meeting was held only two days ego, the board have only to evU the attention of the shareholden to their report then prisent d, and ordered to be circulated; and they have farther t 4 state, that the special case of Mr &Mill against th. company "lathe to the 4201. cheque Woken by Mr. D. J. Johnson, her been died for argument on Sa turday, the Bth instant." From the aceounta it append that the expenditure tor the half-year was 8811.25. 6d., leaving a balance sewinat the company of 811. 10s. 2d The claims were about 2,0001., and the assets 12,6001. A load discussion took place in respect to the bills of the late !so licitor Mr. Blinbngse, and the immense reduction made in them by the taxing mast r. through the perseverance of one of the directors (Mr. Winter Harris). The rime was adopted by 6 to 1. After wine further dissenei Mr.' Knight and Mr. MWer, of Infester, were ateeted directors. A vote of thanks woe M ai meeting adjourned. 0 0 .110 dart/Wei, when the HUDDREEPIRLD AND PENIBTONg.-. The government in spector of railways peeled over this line officially en Wednees day, preparatory to its being opened for pursenger and other traffic. With the exception of a few hundred yards of viaduct et Paddock, the line hes been ready for use for mere then a twelvemonth. Owing to the 'silty country through which it passes, the Huddersfield end Penietone line has been one of the most expensive ever constructed. LONDONDERRY AND ENNIERILLEN.—W E have been gratified to leers that, while the dirt etors of this com pany are using every possible means to procure funds b government hien, they are at the same ti me a d opt i ng such measures as will enable them to extend the line even in the event of such loan not being obtained.— Derry Journal. MINES. (Prow the Mising Joursial.i Since our last tnere has been (as we anticipated) a large amount of business tranucted, azd the inquiries for shares in most of our leadinsr mimes continuo to the present time. Some have been d...ne st a very considerable advance, and in several instanoes, shares that have been donning for sometime see In active request. In many miles improvements have been advised; and from our correspondents generally we learn that the mines throughout Cornwall and Devon are in amost favourable and improving position. Shares in the following mines have chanced hands since our laot :—Devon Great Consols, &nth Frances, Comfort, Tresevean ' South Basset, Alfred Consols ' Treviskey and Burlier, South Tolgus, Cara Br ae , West Caradce, Tinozoft, Treleigh C n. ols, Penzance Console, South Tamar, Heiguston Down Consols, Wheal Franco, South Plain Wood, Devon and Courtenay. Moditon ham, Marraborough, Hennock. Trethevy, Wheal Langford, East Buller, West Treasury, West Tolstoi', Tretnayee, Bryn_ arias, Trelawny, Mary Ann, Pendarves Consols, Tolcarne, West Trethellan, Lelant, Cook's Kitchen, East Tamar, South, Tamer, Tregelli, Exmoor Wheal Eliza, Wheal Stray Park, West Stray Park, Bedouin Consols, the Great Consolidated, and Tavy Consols. In foreign Mines there has been a corresponding improve ment in the business done. 111 so St. to 2S I; 20 I: M.IHO 20 !! iiti i lel I+ iw l ii 101 Ilf 57 69 47 t • 104 II IS 24 107 104 die u t ps. 19 14 as IS 14 dia. 1 II pa. 14e 15e 41 4 db. 16 16 33 ii 7 66 si 41a 1166 /61 266 die ,3 17 1196 1906 ii ii Ws. Is 19 26 28 44 i 1 7 450 104 94 dlt. 9 10 41:k 41 is' is; - y pia. 124 1 1 3 1.14:1. 1 9 etti. 7 ef dia. 9f 8 $ $ 4 ifl 14 dts. I I t dim 114 1 48 1 do 7 to $ 10 I; a ' ?Vi Is 13 4 . Si 274 by dia. &I 16 WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING-LANZ, BATCRDAT HORNING. In the colonial market the improved demand which we noticed last week has been fully maintained, and some articles show a further ennancement in value. Sugar has been in good demand, and the large public sales have gone oil briskly, at fully le. per cwt. advance. The Coffee market continued to be effected by the Continental advice'', and native Ceylon rose in the early part of the week to 46., while for the Plantation kinds an advance of 2•. per cwt. we. obtained, but this has sines been lost as regards plantation, and the price of native has receded to 4..59. A good inquiry has existed for Pepper, and the common qualities have risen about Id. per lb. Rice bat been sold steadily, at full rates. The sales of Saltpetre have been lire., and, although there has bean not so much demand, the importers having evinced firmness, have generally obtained review' rates. The trans actions in Tea during the week have not been large, but, on the whole, Friess have been fully supported. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. There is ao alteration to notice in the market. The quo tuitions are as follows: Town Tallow, 3.55. 6d., net °Bah ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 365. 91. to 375. ; October to December, 3111. to 38.. 31.; ditto, separate months, 38s. 6d. MARILIT AvnaAous, June 8.-Town Tallow, 335. ; fat ditto, 2s. ; yellow Russian Tallow, 339. ; melted stu l 7, 28e. ; rough ditto, 175.; Tallow graves, 9e. ; good deep, 6e. During the week Mere hss been a steady business done in Russian Yellow Candle; the markst, however, cannot be called active, but former terms are sapporvd. Several par oils of fine Ukraine have been sold at 36.. 91 to 375. ea the spot ; but woad and inferior kinds move off slowly, at 365. to 365. 6d. For this month's delivery 365. 9d. r the asking price, but no buyers. In new, for October to December delivery, the market is Inactive; and, although there are sellers at Me. 3d., no buyers see to be mot with above 381., wlich has prevented busauese to any extent. Odessa Sheep's Tallow moves off slowly, at 365. Gd. la kinds there has bees little doing ; stall last Feday's prices are mein ,M W ined. New South eiss Sheep, 335.93. to 365. 3a. ; ' 345. to 355. 3d.; and &tutu American, 345. to 365. 3d. par cwt. The deliveries for the half-wock are rather under 450 cp•lcs. The stock here is now nth, r above last year's, and snivels this week are 743 masks 75 cases. liume-made con tinues In plentiful supply, and i• sells steadily at 339. 6 d. par cwt. net cash for mime fresh-melted. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Coopsr and Davis Timor* trade, at the following quotations :—Printo Ilea.low, 70s. to 75.. inferior, SSs. * Os.; how's, 645, to 605.; Clover, 68s. to 80s.; Straw, 235. to 275. COVENT GARD] Pissepplo per lb., fie to 14 PRI Grapes, b Lt p. lb., 4, tors Panelled, per lb., 9d to is Strawberries, per oe. id 93 ea Gooseberries, green, per hf. seal, kWh EN.-THIS DAY. IN. ?MM. , Per IN, 111 . W 2a - I Orsomoi. per dz. AL to le ed per 100, Ss. to lb. Almost* pm Peck. 66 mem, por lb., IP to lo Wslouta, 160, Is oil to per boob., 168 to He Not; !kr, p. babe., ?Os to no p. bush., lb to Ifs Kati Cob% VW to 1008 pm 10011 m. APio94C,preea, primed'. Rd to le Pmehre, perdu.., lie 4 , Ms Nsetertnetrsio p. doe., IS• to Ms Apples, kl bush., le to B. per 100, to lia VIIOST hen& Nees, p.a . n i . 6d to .44 pee b Od to 5e t a hrrtor p. boodle. to 54 &VeperdoStolo en% per Pi to as Stoocoll. P. as& L as to as Omar, per dosaleis k :. Parrid, per MIT ed t a 9d Potatoes, par tam, l to 2000 per owt, lOs to lb = c a ta . ult.„ is le Ile 114.9 d to le M t=lo4 per t= bus., 13. to lee fed kW dm. is be Is Mb. WO id Le" pie 141 Is 2/ Osiory, pre Ild le Is Ild Oiellello pis Ink. to Is IOW" PIP *Rh N oiltoos — , per bushel, 7s to as Pcantatt. p. dox., Is 6d lo 4s 6bal:ots, per lb„ Sd to Is Gordo per lb. 46. to Id - - Lotto" Cab., . mom fd to Itadlabiw pot I p 2 band; 94 to le 64 Nuatroofts. Pot pot., Id to is eisual Poets* p. Id to Id reseel, per boa* Id to Id Savory, per Wool% 34 to ld Ittpoto, par toma fd to Id ?m — an, p. lea., la l . e o b Is" per Ma. HIVIIIP. WINN* 41130 9 d Ptio. Per lamb, t ubas wawa... per dor 6d it ed _ _ _ Rollo; rt:,a, to to a. Sq:i SI 251 14 9 i I It Ti I ) ,