The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-12 00:00:00

Tte 4rfprt%% e'7 la- a- ea.ava-s-qe_ g) ' -.---4g-,-a...- I LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1850. [THREEPENCE. • . 0/4 . • N„... 1,18 4 .) - -.- . ~ % OF INIWSTRY, 1851. - To 4 ,01131" A . _ Lin riba •• CaMaledlllll.ll am arms • , !.; n't•%_.., .. tb, . at the IMMO kr 1 1 r• l4 '''' ' wrap to Mtn kr the Mrs or a, • , Iv wew w of the plar, Its., sued aniallaws ~, . .. - o ,„"'‘' 4 0 6 ,ra pariest Maw mar A Ila, . .• et June • ~.. Wed to be espies oftba Ms • -"' I"' el" a.lll be rad kr dellwin en -' L, ...., 1; ,.1.% ir...... r y '• ' . (-•.- • . '. ;; ; ( I . ( ;studt to the Secretary of Om Rarnatlr ♦. 1 ... I ra:a ',yard. •• ' ' skinned to the Secretary ail, Dad* - • a,: in. .. ' , W.troteter. on July thilekbenalgia ties .0 dual 12 (icing' at tine. ; • : ::•• ..." M. DltiliN WYATT. essostry. - - - , 4 i IFF. A SSURANCE COMPANY in Vit- • • :. taJ Prooksteret. .....nest Capital. £230.000. p r ;rot the Mr ot RUTIAND, 1.0. - ' I - - ,..5t How the Rae TITZWIU.L4. I, 17141., mmeono. ~11 . .t i - 1 V .41 1i1=0 11. . Yoll-, tyros, 17 Mamas. • • i . „.. j fir Omar tdaliam tawny, Bart l George when Paul, Nog. ' t . • • . ~. r.,;. i Henry Corbett Trice. Req. s: .... a. ' Mapr.cosersl Harry Thumb • . , ~ m ~. i curt. Wetherell, R.N. • • • . ~.. , ..utpaa, wake Is comport st Marl ...... i nary Peewees: . .. • -1 earn:l.4 L 230.010. . ,• .Ale ot the psi& are divided assonpt . : .rah rem smart prmams haw Ms - ^.-0. the lowest prible rain of smarm . .., ~. the mound. Pregame me made pay- . .: '• meet the maritime of arras. ' :'( , e fermium• to? the Ire sena years, and . :metre, at rueedisply km rates. •• • st ows br larreserd Mho. ' • • s award mtko swarm PM whim as he ♦' ... alaalansl dam les Islam so passed Is . • '•....1 to medical Ines. sallibm. sad again la r • • ~ „,:err.aelt a rm. tbs Ihs Is pea by the •- .' • .. . ...... nem' la tow of hood. -4,r of the Brad el Direeton. LOUIS HORR, Illarger. -, l'F l alTIl IsIAISTITUTE for SILVER.- •7.1.1 - 1 •II rink ustradrad It yam = , ... N. was t.sted by the patent proem at • . '' „ . . ' • Slued all waviness the my beet article I• ' , .... , -•-.. t am he earlosed so molt agar usteally • • ' • ~ se preelbte lee ma it he datinpa l rld km lib ... la. -V . Farb 305. ... Tar& br ... Mii. eery .7. • ..!. ~..:: ....... esedniesta ie. ar IWirsetkoe • . ,; 4 : ap does b, Ur pateat pews. .. , , ..• ,-. -,‘ Ft Its NICT•ILLgOI' PLATED. Threaded Hash Patters. P arm Tatum NM ... Tls. ... Hs. Sa. .... I lb ... ls. ... lb. lb. 7s. , ~ .... • ...5 marsolnpa, as well as at wry his. ', • ~ . •,. to's'. :or Rays sad Samar IS, Ontird. • - •as rwriat . asd ma 111 I, "lIIIIIMAriat t .... .3,4 112 Wrilladarlia. ISIS. T .i..-ii: %.1 . 1.A.NT" TEA-POT, se mated from , . ~. ra.r.t camorstod via di* ham d stem al . . .. r....! wto Mar rams Era der tea • . • .• • dur.ag the last two years Maar sub . ... t• .11 the? Cram, enabillty, and deem. .. ~ - •:. tti, .r nut resemblanse to Maur. brag . . . .., r-. ,t r .31,r4 of serer. Pees 41s. • •,. el tr. See et somplete ....-..8 I• A do. der . as. s II .. • . . o.lre pot% 3nt nosh, st the Crap W. ' . ... .. • .-0 , 44 pets. M. sub, at tba LS 17 ems. • •.- . 5 s Me Mare praportion. ragrainas tat a• ; N • tte Lesion sr Swum), MI Oxford. S. . - .• w.• it o ram ot Newimarreatl.-Eastathod • _ . - . . T ' \; 11 - k1.1.H t o W EH BATH at 40.. .. , p-, rap. It is of the simple* ••• ( tat 01 order. Pan of the bottom . ~.. ued eepur.tely it a Sprat Bak. . . - • •• •. _ mower Mall% with WWl's. :s. • • • .!:. aTV r coed tuba, brass . , • ...2., curtalae. and bar • 7. a ..! portable Bath. 1 helms dap, seUsf ismimi. • Mom a pump. Mt noveltlas • .:-. thA rammer its always it • • .:e Rama rd Burros), la, et, avid No. 1, Newummereet. .. per post free. lotalaird in • ... D .ii , :.4 t :Nt, act REGISTER STOVES.- '" I , - -'i II • r •1:: % • arraftilleat 01 logieser tad orar • • • - ' - .- .• '...uty of Help, awl assure, wort- ' . • :-••- 3. • ..re• at his 30e. to I geese. to ' . • ( • .• .:. :L.:tato 23 genre together with Synge. • • . ...:.e hearth atone, is the largest in the • _ • •• • ~ --Ai so soar woos selsetioa of leaden, ( • .- . ..er• wee/gamed to tampon The mosey • • •• • .r..(..e sot apposed oi. Catalogues, with ea. c . :• • •.••. free.-Late RIPPON and BURTON, 39, Oz. -. • 1 Neweasaetreet, sad No. 1, Itswasaa.street • , r....-Crett, 1%20. 11 ...: %LIKING SEASON.-MARY WEDLAKE . ..,., beg to remind Agriculturists that they nails.. Leeh..l unplratetit (for which the late 33r J. Wedlake oh. ...eat, sad received a silver medal at the Derby Show), the .•ios lbo weer, .:( much adzolred, price Sl4 14s. • also the Ins Hay.inke, text g 9 ......-Orders to be addres sed to the • tory he Agneultural sal Colonial 'apemen., 11g, Yen. •t. Liberal disco at br ask. V -•. NEWS, NEWS.-The Beet, Cheapest, . 1 . ..m.• Newspaper In the world. LLOYD'S WISELY . *. • ‘• ...PAPER mime tasty large Columns of the try : • • to the enommit of publintion; from all part of the • • rlertrit te'erraph, and other mesas, reprelleas of • . •••••to of the Preen Is publehed stay Saturday • .••_ Pm rely Threepence, past Ise. dad Mrs I. :s•ol Lay*, 12, Salisbury-quart, Losers. and • ..mole: or now are sews watt. 1) " - CNDAY ; or, What ere Mast all Yarn de Doul ot Ni Proutetimusto-The • • la the flare Mariam-A Tale of a Whale- . an intermitter French Wm . ORM, 03, Fler-stroa, and all newsmen. 11.R.NoweS TRIP TO INDIA. If . I .•• COMPANION, for Jaw la, will •7.t.-ci Route to Indla--Grarology, with no. ~. -.cm. clots a Crebrated Chanasts-Helm . . I r....ti lames of Sprite, with Illustrate= ( ,• ,;(...., by Nes &roc -The Work Bor., , stamped, 4d., sad la marly parts. • I o, .c now he sad, • e l .',.t.teed early in July, elegantly bowed. - • *I. • *, bad all bookseller sad nommas. - - t ::: 31( , t HAS AS HOUSEHOLD WORDS." 11 ' • ll . s I.la W 9 R D S.— Cas=l 7 b; • • N•.. 13, fro Jane 13, will °oaten : ON • • • ( ~ t.ip Nab Defaleationa- Newspaper - n •••n M. Commiaion.-The Fire Anal. 1 • • ~.. 11.-.. th of Dm Prop:e of Blealmen : Chap. 1 • •• , . • . or.e• H.; or Ktampe 1,3 d. ne......-•reit North ' when all ressaualcaleas . • • ••-• .: . and all hooluelltra and newsmen. - . • ' 1.1. 1' ( \NT PkVIENT. f". A ;• . • New Mom ot T i , :::1 1 RAI El) NEW TESTAMENT • a.•O upward, Or 120 rfersalliga, brad. 4 • ....: end mitt .ek e , pit adios. The illno. , • • , . • ~ t .... 2 by asasent artier rpm,* toe ' - ~• .., trolasaton, mid Orworiptir ; wad ~ • , • ~.1.. Pkture of the Holy land. aid • ' . • t, . • ~ 'if mute td the Warms Ram TAM '• ...tint at .ere area` the park* Alfas '. 1 anal New Teaser; similled ay lIS , . t•se «f the Illustrated Lomas Rows, • .... • • • ull , Zero. It. ' , ..W aI.VB Nzw WORDS. r N • `'" . :''l Pun li• Cdn r , 41, .y M N T of LIFE. . • - ',V.1.. .L. •LA ratoalal use a tha." . . „.. :.• - • ~.. - velar sad mummer ' imirar. 1 ,. _ .• • • ..• .4 Drum -Tho Parr. lamb rem= =tsar ~. ... ... ..... o i • :ba sear.al pamo-flowatry lb „ • ' "• 44 .t Sor leatap at Hoer- Ms- a • •Nt. Lemma troplog, Baran& Al'. lama . .t.t, litil;alALVa 2 yob. Is. sama ; ley rob • t - .• Lasso -Swab of Adiaburgli„ Is. • -,..... ..',:,. snoy-Itsmdatawnese el DON% 1111. I. • ' l tI c• ttiliVeZli4Z 14 •ID. • -'' ' ' 1. 1 •'.: ',rot •iu,ry bent Muse sod awe) of nos , • ~ rt. refarcril sortidlos, Mat Mrsass the • ~. tn.'...f ye...re, MMus, se Wady. and matter •. , • ••• .i• 1 ruw hue tie tat sr phrasal ramlaasa of •••, - • , • P ' . .roalss.row • Yrs. 111. Oman Chinalb, • . v... . Cm- Irma ;La swap; 10. ilif. ......}............................ t. '. :: 11. . : 1.11111 "T kit EltknUOLD LAND SOCIETY •.. • awl.. g at the Two H.U. Wed•be, ea dm , . .. ..arlab is Ma akar. A masid ua rl=U .. .. " . . 4 " I' ••14 , r• tic. ee m aria y, s 7 • pastor of Mures were talmn. • b ... , 1 , / .7 1 PENNT HANK.- This bank t 11• opened . ... 4 .. " I' :14. W a 100•44 , table numb er o f deposit/gra 1' • powasten are sanguine of sexism . • •• A , .tinall7.-()a Sunday bent. Webber . .. . .. .. ....' 7 • • 4 • 4 Pilai la Char arkurs-bluaro, whan by , . ~. .A 1 to th. iftxpla west uIT. 7 • 11• sharps • ......, 4 . 1 : 11 ' 6 " Pr'. 45 cad isela-jaw , finm the Pawed /sleets ..,....,. pir s 4 , . I.,‘"mws. um'. Webber yea Cop br. Webber, De.• el &Pm. IL Yesterday, at the Head Polierolice Drama, Jona tile Lod' Mayor (lir. Reynolds) appeared before the most drabs cm a es to mower the cam p' ef Aldermen Masher for having forcibly removed Meal from the meeting of the town council on Frage bat. The police inspector sad constable who acted en the was= were also Included in the 1111IIIIIIIIIL The Lord Mayor, wearing him robes and currying his wand of office, was aseamasedated with a seat on the bench. Counsel attended en both sides. The polies oou.t was crowded with mambas of the sorpmelissi and other citiseos, and the proceedings attiameed ne roan share of interest en th e whole. - It meal* ad mitted that the cam mode for Alderman Mushiness' a very WOO MO. By his 01111 evidence it 111.8111116111 that on entering the needs_ g of the ties SR the day is question be found Mr. presiding le Lord Mayor; that he himself addrased him by that title os the occasion ; that on the @agitation of a small knot of friends, who had breakfasted at Radley's just before, and concocted there the coarse they would pursue, he (Alderman /Linehan) took a chair in another part of the room and assumed to act as chair man, a very small minority of the c orporation acting with him • and that it was became be bad assumed to net m t he Lord Mayor caused his to be removed from the meeting. On his oreeroxsanination be 'd ialled that one of his party (Mr. Wssehob) js= apes the table in a veryviolent manner and o named to gain possums of some document. Under mob aiessmetanase the magietaseenhad no digeit7 in drehlag, Mr. Porter, who presided, saying, ,s ' I de. Mae tenths informations for the purpose ef sending the use to another tribunal, and the entry I shall make on the books will be ' &mimed, inasmuch as the defendant appears to have been justified in the act complained of.'" At the conclusion of the proceedings the Lord Mayor protested against the coarse that had been adopted of bringing him, the chief magistrate of the city, before an inferior tribunal. The Queen's Beath gave judgment yesterday against the crown, in a case of great importance as affecting railways. A mandamus had been obtained by the crown for the puree of obliging the Irish South Eastern Railway Company to carry a Post alee guard with the mails between Bagnalstown and Carlow, at the ordinary rates charged for a second class porringer, the mails not exceeding the 60Ib. of luggage allowed to a passeeger. To this writ the com pany bad made a return that they were not bound to carry any each guard unlssethere was a special contract for the conveyance of the mails, and after protracted arguments the judgment was now delivered on the demurrer to that return. The point chiefly relied on against the railway company was the proviso con tained in the 11th section of the ith and Bth Vie., which provided that it might be lawful for the Post master-general to send by any other than a mail train, and at the usual rates charged to passengers, but the court consider that this proviso applied only to cases where a special contract existed for carrying the mails, when the mails arrived too late to be con veyed by the regular train. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. ROLLS COURT. la/LT C. WMITLINO.-NIIR 01b11111. Mr. Bela lii11121\0; for leave t 0 fits slain' on behalf of Martha Early, who was a legatee wader the will of • testator named Townsend. The executors of the testator had got M ►is personal estate and raid his debts and some of his legacies, and had invested the surplus of his estate in their names. Both the executor* wee since dead, and the trust funds were now standing in the names of the defendants, who had been appointed trustees of the ter tator's will. It was stated that the defendants bad, in a salt of " Early r. Benbow," admitted assets sufficient to pay the remaining legacies, and the object of the plaintiff was to have her legacy with interest paid out of the trust hint's. The Muter of the Rolls gave leave to the the claim. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COUNT. Bssoas Tzz Ccontox Bwz.un. Simnit o • THUATUIXO LITTLE. Octacins Ryland, 60, a reeputablolooking man, des 'gibed se a clerk, was indicted for feloniously sending a threatening letter to the Rev. William Bingo Collier, with intent to extort money from him. The prisoner pleaded Guilty, and, when he was asked whether he had anything to ►ay in anest of judgment, he replied that it was his first offence, and threw himself upon the merciful consideration of the Court. The Common Serjeant told him that he had confessed himself to be guilty of one of the highest offences known to the law, tad he therefore felt himself compelled to pug upon him the sentence of transportation for life. BEMS./ Ma. it .TICZ PATTtION. POEY-OFFICE ROBBERY. T. Simpson, 27, was indicted for stealing a letter. con !tuning a half sovereign and a shilling, the property of the Mr. Clarkson an d Mr. Bodkin prosecuted, end Mr. Met calfe detenclett the prisoner. . . It appeared that'the prisoner was porter in the service of Mr. Bredoa, a grocer, in High-street, Islington, and who also keep a pest-letter receiving house. In consequence of irregularities t►at occurred in this district, the Post-cffice anthorities took steps to discover who was the depredator, and a letter, con'aining a half sovereign and a shilling, both of which were marked, was p.sted at the receiving-house where the prisoner was employed on the Bth of May. Tnis letter, in due course, should have arrived at the principal office between five and tin o'clock the same evening; bet, upon the ►eg being opened, the letter was missing, and Mr. Psculdiorpe, a gentleman employed in a position of au t►ority at the Post-office, proceeded immediately to Mr. Bredon•e office, accompanied by an officer, and upon the prisoner being questioned, and eventually taken into surely and searched, the marked shilling was found in his pommies, but no trace was observed of the half sovereign or the letter. When the prisoner was asked how he cams to be fa possession of the marked coin, he smarted that it waa his own property, and that he had brought it from his own bow the day before. The jury found the prisoner Gully, but recommended him to mercy on account of the good character he had re• calved. — lit;prieoser wee seateneed to be Imprisoned and kept to bard labour for 18 mouths. Tia no 22222 IST AA AWL In the New Court, C11,0611* Pereira, the ayah who appeared yesterday at t►e prosecution of two porous, named Patrick and Sarah Smith, for s•eeling a large quaatity of jewellery from her, surrendered to take her trial epos a &ergs of robbing Dr. Darwood, ass of the witnesses for the defense in that ease. - . . No *vulvae, vas offered foe time prevention, and tea jury altorofore rettarsod a verdict of Not Guilty. POLIO, INTILLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MARLBOROUGH-STREIT. CIIARGI or OBTAINING MOSIT VXDaa FALB Pas. TI csa . —AM Maria Tolfrvy was finally emsaintd, duirgod with fraudulently obtaining the sum of M. from Wm. Risbardson, 19, Sun-street, Besioragate-street, under the promos Opium him a Gamboa in the Home-office, through her influence with Lon. Alfred Pilot. The evidence given at the former examination having bass ',mated, Lord Alfred Paget proved that hs was not acquainted with the prisoner, whom he had never seen before in his life. The latter produced was not in his handwriting. Slim Hanby said about four years ago the prisoner obtained 2701. from her, under the protases of investing it for her ad vantage. She saw nothing mole of the prisoner for a con• siderallle ties after, and when she demanded the restoration of her mosey. The prisoner gave her 701. and an 10 U for the remainder. The latter had not been taken up. Several tradesmen, who were in court stated that the pri soner bad swindled them oat of property to a largo amount, under the pretence of showing them to various nobleman and gentlemen. A number of other charges were gone into, sad the prisoner wm fully committed for trial. MARYLEBONg. ALLZOID FRACD7IPON Tsa Qas.T WAAMIN RAIL WAY C —Barak Fry, wbo described herself es a dri muskier, was 'barged with lambus defrauded the Great Western Railway Company of 64.11 d., by riding 71 ranee bVthe distance. for which ski bed paid her fan. eses was proved, sad ths fusser made by the prbouse was that she felt asleep prior to bar arriving at the piece at which she was desirous of oat, sad that she had Do whit whatever to have boss kw to W Looks. It wee fufthos shows that after she was op do tag a fellow prier is the full that BM arnerd ems op at a veasaboap Mt& wee haod 10s.; is Mr& of pqmse.l4 dqw UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OZTORD, JOBB 11.—Ia • thaventies to be holds* la the theatre ea Walaudey seat, the llth lass, it will be pre med to eellele the honorary three et Deere I. Civil Law is *e li te s Sea. Cleassal Vlseessat Clough, CB. ; Heetlawila Illawasthe, C. 8.; Major Hoary Milase2 C.B.Lthe Sea. St Edward Hall Alamos, Eat, the the BUM et to, Majesty's Court of Ex the el P ; Sala Aystea Park, M.D., Fit 15., huskiest yats.Park, of hydiees. Is the sos,ss.de. to be held'. ea Thursday that, it will be yeerseed to peat eat of the ualeeretty sheet the awe of lee Madrid peak is all of the hied for rotablkilog aa ■athasalea or the Chez* of Eaglaad, is the le al e=Totheste. Clow (baths. Cassealaaa, Jana COWNIXOZIMIT.—At • held= Ma day the dip.. of Beelselor of wee esedweed as the athierawatiosed eeatleeies : —Janes Afisy, liehert Elks, Pena* Frames, F. Le Lloyd, sad Been Wlathe, ell JibOstler. AHEM Dame, ef _Tdelty Calm sad 0. A. laths, of Jane Oellege t lee le the depth BA. &BMW _ tellevrths leatlethea were Bar k 4 Leathers :— Ye lbersks—Mr. Barrett, is7 P : a •s t . " P y—Mr. Latham, frisky Hall. Rhetoric —Mr. Job. Sal , Lapp—Mr. Soroloooo, Christ's. COXSZOIATION.-0• Moodily the Bishop of Wietheater seasesrated a Aura ta wash. The WM/8g math la Is. Gleergeathilde L ead his bees knows as a shoed to eserweisa with the Phile_ethweefe hoef•tV• The renewal et the theiety's premises to maul, seer Rei gate, readiest the ethspel useless he the muse to which it had Mama ben devoted, sad amthisthathe wen erase ratlz wade 'Mite sestet of Et. GeseiVe tbet ea wale- Nadel shall be swivel le ;e w e= ad that heaselbeth shall bums the et the thereto. The thief he hemmed the Rev. O. . Taos ILA., late amr nester et fteet Watley, Pam, to be the pet ileasheat of the shara. MILITARY. MOVIMMIT or Two,* —The 62nd Regiment has re moved from Ashton to Liverpool, and the 63rd from Priston to Ashton. The depot 79th Regiment, from Ireland, has replaced the 63rd at Preston.—ht Battalion Rifle Brigade. —Orders have been given for the swim °Deputies of this battalion to return home front the Cape of Good Hope, and the bettalim is expected to arrive this summer. The depot at Brecon, Wales, is to mimed to Canterbury, there to await the arrival of the battalion. ASCOT MEETING. TUESDAY, JUNE 11. A rapid ride aloe, the South Western Railway, which, like its Paddington opponent, hie oneely given the . " world and us wife ao neon for staying away Iron as Ascot festivities, on the score of expense, by Wang special train return tickets at the very moderate charge of Gs. 9d sad 41. fid. each, brought as as far as Windsor, oa oar road to the tar timed Heath. Although a gleam at the asgless staff which surmounted the Castle keep told me at ones that awe was this year no busy tote of preparation in the Castle mews, and that her Majesty was enjoying is cool delights of Oshawa*, instead of setting forth to gladden the eyes of her liege subjoins on the Heath, still the somber of lodgings let in Windsor, and the carriages sad horsemen which paned as on oar road to the course, seemed quite equal in number to what we have seen on the great majo- rity of Vase days. The show of company on the Stand was good, and in spite of the heavy settling for the Derby the members of the ring showed in groat force. The morning was exceedingly hot, to the great di-immature of the pedestrians, who roused, coat and waistcoat in hand, across the park the best way they could. Just before the saddling bell rang a cool breeze sprang up, and we seldom remember a more delighthal afternoon for racing purposes, although, from want of rain, the ground wu rather too hard to be altogether plesaant to hones and their truism. Although poor Jerry, the " Turf Yerick," no more graced the scene, requesting swells, in his " (Teat, glorious, and fm" style, to " take his inn andlet him show them • little 'of life ,' all all the turf and Ascot gipsy notabilities were pre sent, and the lesser booths and stands had a very fair amount of custom. A good deal ot disappointment was lelt, when a notice appeared in the stand, about two o'clock, to the effect that Collingwood was scratched, as many hoped. that, with his comparatively moderate weight, he might have just pulled through. Among the company present we notices:: H It H. Pripet George of Cambridge, attended by the Hon. James Mac donald, Duke of Richmond, Marquis ot Easter, Marquis of Downaltin ; Lords Wilton, March, Jersey, fitradbroke, Clitelen, C..M•nnere, G. Manners, Canterburv,Bees borough, Granville, Uxbridge, Maidstone, Vivian, F. F:tx ro7, A. Vans, Stanley, S. Osborne Sefton, Dinkel:in, W. Powlatt, Chesterfield; Sirs D. Baird, W. W. Wynn, R. Psgot, 0. Heathcote, G. Houston, 0 Armitage, M.Fatquhar, T. Burke, J. Hawley, H. Campbell ; Honourable, H. Pitt, H. Forrester, Col. Anson, Captain Roars, H. Curzon, F.Vil liars, Frederick Villiers, C. Forrester. General Cloarritie, General Weave, Colonels Peel, Hall, Newton, Ferguson, Knox, Major Needham, Major Pearson ; Messrs. Payne, °ravine, Newton, Shelley, Crawford, Des Vann, Gratwicke Bastard, Seymour, Jaques, Drinkald, Neville, dm.; besides a great number of ladies of title and tashion. Shortly after half-past one Mr. Hibbuid got the three horses off for the first of the nine events on the card, which was cleverly won by Flatcatcher, who ran with bandages on both tore legs and seemed to go short and still. The second was more interes'ing, as some anxiety was telt eis witness the debut of Olympian, one of Lord Stanley's re portedly strong lot of two-year olds. The hopes of the gnat northern stable, however, were doomed to be disappointed, as he finished lass, Marlon, who, we believe, sported Lord Chesterti-ld's colours for the first time, making a waiting race of it and landing his horse a winner after a severe struggle. The Concertina colt made short work of his op ponents in the Ascot Derby, in which Ghillie Callum, whale l.gs looked very suspicious before starting, broke down. In the Ascot Stakes Warota extinguished Vampyre's chance of winning it three years in succession, although Nat came with such a rush at the finish that many on the stand thought he had won. With reference to Damask, we should state that Mr. Oleo's property in the horn was PO clearly proved by documents, that his right to scratch him was not called in question. In spite of an in different entry the Vase proved an interesting race, and Mildew, after lying off from the start, which was very much protracted by the bad temper of the Duke of Richmond's mare, redeemed his Derby failure by a most easy triumph,—yet he is said to be a rank roarer. The first set of Triennials established in England was brought to a close by the victory ot Vatican over Elthiron (who won it in 1848), after the best contested race of the afternoon—the winner was so troublesome at starting that he seemed at one time likely to be left tshind altogether. The Welcome Stakes was well contested between The Countess and The Swede, and, in the first " heat" of the second set of Triennials, Miserrima clearly proved that the race won by Coticula in as Second Spring Melting was a mistake, by winning in very clever style. A walk over for the Produce Stakes brought an excellent day's racing to a close a little be fore 6 o'clock.—We subjoin returns. Taut STAIRS of 5 110111. each, with 60 added ; for 2 , yr olds, 4st 41b; three, Tat 41b; four, Set 7lb ; five, fist; six and aged, fist 31b ; the winner to he sold for 600 son. if de manded, &a. New mile. (5 eels.) . _ . Mr. W: ittebbiage Itatoatebei, me (Rogers) 1 Doke of Rinker' limo 4 re—.-- (Boyce) 2 Major Marty'''. fgandafte, 3 las. (S Mann) 3 SWISPIATMLIS of 60 eon. each, k It, for 2yr olds; gilts, Bst 71b; fillies, Bst 31b. Three-quarters of a mile. (7 limbo) Lord Cheeterield'e bro. to Draitsiow Mr. Greying*, Olnevm (Flannon Lard Sionley's Olympian (F. Butler I ASCOT DUST STAAB@ of 60 SOTS. each, h tt, for 3-yr olds ; colts, let 7lh ; allies, 8s: 31b. dwinley coons. (17eshi) Mr. Ford's eby Linefeed out of Compaction ...(Bertholoniel I Duke of Richmond's Ghi ll ie Allow (Flatmate 2 Lord Exeter's Utrecht (Marlow 3 Betting : 6 to 4 apt Ghillie Callum, and 2to 1 apt Con certina Colt. Concertina colt took a strong lead at starting, and with Utrecht and Nuteneker in his wake made reu sing to the last tura, where Utrecht joined him; be gave way in a few strides, however, and the Coocertinacolt rig on with the running woe Gaily by a couple of knells. ASCOT BTAILIS of 25 SOTS. each, 16 ft, and only 6 if de clared, As. ; the second to receive 100 son. out of the stakes, and the third 60 so.; the winner of any handicap alum the weights are declared to carry 7lb extra. Two miles aid a halt (112 subs., 89 of whoa, paid 5 son. each ) Lord alfden's Fiona+, 6 ITS. IA (J. Mammal 1 Doke of Richmond's Vompyre, 6 me, set 41b (Mamma 3 Mr. 8. gtaaley's Fire Rater, 4 yrs, let 31b (amok Bening: 3to 1 apt Vampyre, 3is 1 oust Wanota, to 1 'get RaVer lo Coupe, 7 to 1 agst Fire Eater, Bto 1 agst Retail, and 10 to 1 art any other. Wanota and Impression went off in advance, and alternately made play at a bad pace to the .urn above the stand ; here Fire Bator took up the running, which, with Wanota at hie side, sad the body of bona well up, he carried on to the bottom of the Beide, bill, where he su dered the lead to Wanots, who held It to the end, and won, with nnthieg to spare, by half • length, Vsapyre, who came iaaide the distance, beating Fire Eater by the same ; Soutegle-Coupe a bad fourth. Ban in 4 m. 46 gam (low Viin given by her Majesty, added to a sweeprtakss of 20 stye sack, for 3 yr-olds 7st 3lb ; four, get ; five, Vat Mb; six and aged, Vet 911) ; penalties aid SUOWIIIIONI for winning and losing. Mr. lia•tard's Mildew. 3 pod* 311) (earned 7st Mb) (Tistagon) I Duke ut Richmond'. Officious, 3 yrs, est Illb (liltalnid) 2 Mr 0. Handwrite% 6 by 64 Rondos, an of Dark Mesa. S yrs, est 13Ib (R. Meryl $ Lord Mater's tittle Jody 3 yrs, tot 31b (Pettit 4 Mr. Ilumphris's Grasps, 3 3 rs, ilit 71.0 (. Butler $ Mr. Merry's Ma Ann, 4 yro, But 91b (3. Morgan 6 Dotting : 6 to 4 apt Officious, 7 to 2 apt Miss Ana, 4 to I agst Little Jack, and 6 to 1 agst Mlidsw. Little Jack took the lead at starting, followed in rotation and at altar intervals by Officious, Miss Ann, Ersaps, the Dark Brie.: colt, and Miklos', nor, nuns that Miss Awn headed Moons 1 at the Bwialey post, was thiresay Neap mill withia MU • I mils ahem. Mims Shea teak the ahead piece ben WMiss Asa. mid Lade Jerk at the tsra, sum tsra, fah Ms 0 1011 .411 ming the 1103 ; Mildew, who bad laid aim lank MIN. ash bow forwerd. deprived Malmo of Mr issa haMway up do dialsnes. sad aroa la a hater by a isagth, Mhos Maas the Dark Osman eels by kalf a k Ewa in 3 h. Iffsess. r nip FBAS OF SKI FILM Ascm TillltWlAL FOAL Swans a loans melt with 100 added, for 4-yr olds ; colts, mat 7lb ; Illies, list 41b ; the emend to maim 60 son oat el the stakes. Ones med. (66 sate.) sr L Bawlere= a (Tendril 1 ( low 2 WO Ihrt= es. Lotd l4l4 E ...... lard Id away ( 4/ F .. A B :: A s e r A S (W. Brows 5 r. Nary (My I t 3 to 1 N aps Maanserr, 6 to 2 opt Elthiron, 3 to Ip l ati li aMmt a st :1; 1 apt Beilstion. After a eonsidor. 100 MI a hillwj do lert Tationa's filithSlllllo. they got well fa 11, the hal. followed by Noun- INOW sag A1a12211, Olen 'Vino& They ran in Ws order ohs Meat pass babe Swath, Hill, where Repletion showed in frost, sad with lisawsser sad Mahon in Ith mt as with a soesaaadip had almost to the dia toms. EMl's', Mosnsear, sad Vatima than west I. ad vises, sad ran a elm ram holm, Vahan obtainiag • slight had opposite the Queues Stand, sad whiting by a short half length. Nonuser a good third. Bas in 3 into. 32 sea. ' / 3 1.00331 &mass et N son sash, with a babas by lad.- pendent whesriptios of 6 son sash for 3-yr olds; who, Bst 71b ; Miss, bet bib; wisans extra. (iwidey Coons. (9 Baba, and 6 to this boon.) Mr. Orstwiektes The Counts.,, Sot lib (Mstmal ? 1 16 3 03 Mitirt's 311* Swede, sat 71b (W. Abdals 3 Lord EVAIeII Utrecht lit fib er (Martraw 3 Two 71133 Twat or nta 8 1 00 1 0 TIIIKNIAL OLL STALIN rf 10 son. sash with 100 added ; for 2-yr olds; oohs, Bst 71b ; Alike, bet albs ,• the snood to main 60 son. out of the slam T.Y.C. • (61 sobs.) Lard Mules Itimwrina • ... rilitisbesi 1 Mr. MAW' lir. Merryman I lard !Oates% Cowes T. = 8 PIODUCU STAMM 3150 son. sash, hR. (3 subs.) Lard Easter's Cons walked over The rues tonnes/a this day at hall-past rms ASCOT RACES. THIS DAY. (By Exp.) CORONATION STAKES of 100 move itch, foe 3- ymolds. New mile. Exotic filly .. • . .. 1 Cigna .. .. .. 2 Tiff .. .. .. .. 3 WINDSOR TOWN PLATE. Celandine filly .. .. Sherbet filly .. .. Elphine filly .. CRICKET. MARYLEBONE v. UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. AT LOAD'S: - - -- -- -. flu match wu Rubbed yesterday at half-put six o'clock, the University besting by 167 runs. Ws give the soon: CaltlIUDOL— (First Innings) (mod Innings.) W. Barnett. Esq., e and b Ctieuer H. Cass" Eeq, a Diver. b Chester 2 b Diver as IL C. J Esq., a Cluster, b Dean 2/1 a and b Dim 3 W. M. Fenn, b Dins 27 I b Irak. b Diver 3 F. Walker. Evq., e Wynne, b Diver H. Virßoll. Esq., a Taylor, b Ch. ter ... 13 a Mayo, b Chester W. 8. Deep, FA.. b Diver 4 b Diver 4l F.. W. Mors, Esq., b Cluster ls a Haygutb,b Cbsster 1 W. Peed, Esq., e Diver. b Cases D. Buebanan, Fag., b Diver.. .- ..... -..... I a Chsaller, b Diva F. H. Jones, Fsq, not oat ...... I Wit eat Byes IS, L b. 4, wide 1, Byes 10, I. b. 9, an ball , 143 Total 21 Maaeutrea.—(Vint Innings.) (Second Weep.) lion. B. GrUnatone, b Bunyan& .1. Dean, b Buchanan 0 not out T. C. Taylor, Dq., b Croce A. Hawes, Er., c Joan, b Vernon .. 13 b Blore J. Cheer, to Dore 3 1 b wlek,b Buchman A Beer, c Jones, b Bechut as 43 fen out. C. Hoare, Raq., b More R. Suttee, Fag., 1 b w, b Buchanan Lord Gurney, b blare J. P. Mayo, Eaq., b More 0 b Blare J. Wynne, Er., Dot out 6 b Buchanan 1 Byes 6, Lb.:, &We IS, no hall 1 _ Total 133 Total 5, ND v. FOURTEEN OF 'HIRE. ntaiderablo tannest, was eom eld, on Monday last, and Oa '.t day's Flay : 'First Innings). Butler, not out A. Armitage Myna. Yee., o Dallas, b b Armitage 3 Clarke, ran oat l6 83,1gb60.4 Ind limbos). lialdwiance, it Bo; b Clarke 9 Aadaracc, U. F . Dallas, bp. EUls, IL . 'kenos, Eaq„ b I ELEVEN OF ENGI YOF This mita, which eiCites maimed at Hyde-park, Bhel follow is ia the result of the ALL 1.014.47. Adams, e Adman, b Skelton 2 %laden, b Skelton l2 Box. a Cdatterton, b Pllie 23 G. Parr, b Armitage 4 Mortlake', e Anderson, b Ellis 11 N. Felix, Pp., b Armitage Guy, b Armitage Town= (I Hunt, e Oay, b lltllyer M. J. Mims, Eon., b Widen 0 Cbatterton, b %%laden J.Berry, o %laden, b Clarke 13 It. NA', Esq., a Ilya; b Clarke (tampon, not out Coates, b Clarke • Armitage, at Boa, b Clarbo EXHIBITION or 1851.—We hear that the profits of the recent performance, given at Sadler's Wells, in aid of the funds of the Exhibition, have been 1071., which have, accordingly, been paid to the City of London committee. ANOTHER DEPAULTER.—The Essex Herald, after referring to the hitherto mysterious absence of Mr. James Rickards from the town of Maldoo, states that it is now accounted for by the discovery that he is an alleged defaults/ in his accounts as collector to the Beset Provident Society. Am ECCENTRIC CuAaAcrea.—Two or three weeks since an aged and wealthy English gentleman, named Hartley, who had resided many years in France, died at' Calais. When a young man, he had lived in Southampton, when he had considerable property. Mortified by some do mestic misfortune while residing in that town, he locked up his house, furnished as it was, and went abroad. From that time he sided in it, and refused to let or sell it, and there it stands in the High-street, with a dwarf brisk wall and trees and weeds before it. Some years ago a disreputable fellow was seen on the roof, aced on investigation it was found that some thieves had been living in the house, and were secretly tarrying off the furniture. Mr. Hartley owned a large piece of garden ground near the Southampton Rail way terminus, which be refused to sell, although he might have had a building land price for it. The Itchen Bridge Company took a portion by act of parliament, but he refused to accept the price awards i, and the money is now in the bank into which it was paid. The other portion is still • vegetable garden, although all the surrounding land is built on and forms a small town. It was owing to the obstinacy of Mr. Hartley in refusing to sell his garden that the original plan of the streets near the terminus's was altered and that curious circular street was formed leading from the railway station to the High-street. Mr. Hartley visited Southampton occasionally very privately, but few of its pre sent inhabitants ever saw or knew him. Every one imagined that he was a milanthrops, and that he disliked both the people and the town. It of peen also that he was ostenta tious of showing indifference to religion. Singular to say, after he was dead it was found by his will that he desired to be buried in a London Wesleyan burial ground, and that he has bequeathed to the corporation of Southampton certain property for the purpose of forming • library and scientific institute in that town, which will amount it is fully be• hared, to a rum not less than 20,6001 or 25,0001. A mem ber of the London Stock Exchange, and a Southampton soli citor, are lila executon. Tag WILVIIIES.—A new scientific association has been formed, under the title of the British Meteorological Society. In their opening address the promoters say :—The asewes of meteorology has remained up to the present time without that assistance which is given to many other branches of physical inquiry by associated bodies. Its sue ethatul study, however, requires the combined efforts of nu. famous observers, steadily following a well concerted plan, employing the same class of instrument", and reducing thew results is the same form. In order to secure these advan tages, it has long been a matter of consideration whether the benefit of association, already found to be so important M advancing other physical sciences, may not ►e made avail- Ale to encourage and support that of meteorology. With this intention this society has been formed, and already above 100 gentlemen hays become members. A large number of valuable thermemetrical. barometrical, and other *homes. dons have been collected by gentlemen in different parts of the country, and the mean values of many of them have been published ; but, owing to the expense attendant on their sarangessent, classification, reduction, and publication, en use Ise been made of m►ny slineltaneuus observation', and many journals of this description will be last, while others will remain in obscurity er be deprived of value to ell useful purposes, solos collected and classified by a society of this description ; one of whose objects will be the collect ing of manuscript othervatiiits, from which may be formed a eile.nftted series of valuable facts, which will answer both for Peso" use and for future reference. The reduction of observations and the combination of their results are most laborions; but observation' without reduction and combina tion see of filth value, and of no value whatever in deter , wising the elements of the science. Amongst the objects of this moiety. therefore, will be the reduction of observa tions sad aolaaination of results, as far as their funds will allow. MONRY MARKET. Tummy EVIR Hamburg edvices of the 7th mimic. a fair a mount el business done in coffee ; the ISMS of the week in cluded shoat 27,000 begs, of which 20,000 were Brazil, the last price paid for this description being 41 soh. to 6 soh. ; with real ordinary quoted 41 sob. The market towards the end of the week beanie weaker, although the available stock was much re duced, and the principal holders still kept back. Of sager a full cargo of Porto Bice, and 1,500 chests brown sad yellow Hsysanah had exchanged hands at fall previous rates, and the market was well main tained. Cotton was held at higher rates, and conse quently little business was done in it ; the entire stock did not exceed 2,000 bales. In hides, dyewoods, tolmoo, and ries rather more ani mation was observable, and several parcels had been disposed of for consuFtion. P imento and Pepper commanded higher oes. Bpelter on the spot was quoted 9.7. In woo , owing to the inferior r forward the high prices asked, nothing was going . The prices of grain remained the same, with little business doing, with the exception of wheat, which was quoted 1 to 2 dole. per last higher. In French scarcely anything was doing, but the mar kat was very steady at previous quotations. Money continued abundant. The exchange on London was quoted 13.10 for short. Gold had advanced to 4361 marks. Lain. accounts from the Breslau Wool Fair esti mate the total sales of wool up to the 6th at about 30,000 cwt., all taken out et the market by the Eng lish, Belgian, and Netherland deniers, at an advance of 6 to 10 dole. per centner for the finest, and 2 to 6 dole. for the tine and middle description', whilst the low and inferior kinds commanded only last year's prices. The commercial adviose from Smyrna of the 27th May are altogether barren of interest, and represent business on the soot as being at a complete stand-atilL Since the departure of the steamer Pottinger on the 23rd, with 109 chests of opium, not a chest had ex changed hands. The only business reported is 50 Nags yellow Berries at 14 p. per oke; 300 qls. white Galls at 290 p. • and 500 bales cotton at 255 p. per ql. Thu latter staple we. in great favour, and looking up. The import market, both for produce and dry goods, was without alteration. The exchange on London was quoted 111 to 1111 bechliks. Odessa letters of the 25th May mention an in creased demand for wheat, in consequence of the so- counts received from England and the North, and 28,500 chet. soft, and 6,000 chet. hard, had been taken chiefly on speculation. The decreasing stock on the spot, and the inferior and moist quality of the fresh supplies, had caused holders to raise their rates, and an advance of 1 to 2r. had been given in consequence. The latest quotatiocs were 211 r. to 221 r. for first Polish ; and 191 r. to 201 r. for first hard, and 2r. to 21r. less for the second qualities. The stock was reduced to 70,000 chet. soft and hard wheat. Rye was held at 90. to 10r., and conse quently nothing was doing in it. Barley and oats were without inquiry. Linseed was firm at 24r. to 251 r. Wool was not expected to arrive before the beginning of June. During the month of April ten vessels were loaded for Great Britain, having on board 24,155 chet. wheat, 9,835 chet. linseed, and 683 poods wool. The following vessels bad been taken up for this country—an English vessel, at 455. per ton, T; an Austrian, at 7s. per qr. ; and a Greek, at 6e. 6d. per qr. The exchange on London was 2185 to 2180; on Marseilles, Ili!. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc The business in the English stock market to-day has been chiefly in connection with the settlement of ,the account, which takes place to-day, and which, op to the present time, has gone off without any sinister accident. Consols were first quoted-971 to „ for present transfer, but the account being a decidedly " bullish" one, repeated sales de pressed prices, and sent them down to 97, at which they are last marked. For the 17th July account the continuation is ;.they mark 97 . and last 974. They are at present quoted 97 to} for money, and 971 to „ for the 17th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been done from 961 tol ; and the New Threr-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 98: to 1. South Sea Old Annuities mark 951: ditto New, 964. Exchequer Bills, of all descriptions, have been negotiated at 68s. and 715.; India Bonds, under 1,000!. at 88s. premium. Foreign stocks have been quite neglected to-day, but prices are steady, except for Mexican, which is rather lower, though no business has been transacted in it. The dealings of the morning are limited to: Danish Five per Cents., at 99. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 571 and 37 ; ex change, 12 guilders ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, at 773 and 1. Russian Foar-and-a- Half per Cent. small Bonds, at 9u}; ditto Sciip, at 34 prem. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 171, both for money and the k Bth June. ENOLISH FUNDS.—This Day. bank Stmt. SW ce 9 3 per Ct. Com. A., July 17. `.f 71 3 per ct. Anna., 96 * 3* per e 15.96 * 3 tea Ct. Cos. Mos.. 97 * Mellower bills Gds. to Ns. • 8011111014 PUNTS. 5 per CL Austrian Bonds. 1 per Ct. Grenada Bde.. 18 6 44 per Ct. Beig. Bonds. 87 8 Grenada Deferred Ban, 4 { 2i par GEL. 6 per CL Met.. 1346.3 n I 61. CL Brazilian Bib.. 67 6 4me (X. Peruvian Ns. 77 8 to New. 08 6 To. Deferred 8d... 6 par Ct. Burster Arra, 82 4 Portuguese Con... 34 5 Ditto Milian We., 'yl DM 6 per CL Bur 8d.., 107 8 Ditto Columb. Def. 114 a, Ditto tlianish Ma. 176 18 Columbian ilonvtor lid., 3y 4 3 pet CL Spanish Ban .31 6 1 per Ct. Dant.). LILL, 71 3 Ditto Pamirs lids. 33 4j 26 per Ct. Dutch Ma, 67 6 12 per Ct. Venezuela Lola. 71 3 4 per CS Dutch Carta.. 08 f 6 Venezuela Deferred 845.111 12; MINCINO-LANK-THIS DAY. Suosx.—There has not been a public male today, and the article wean a dull appearance. Refined is also dull, and low qualities show a alight decline; grocery lumps, 495. 6d. to 51.. Comas.—The public sales are going off heavily, sad prices with difficulty supported. Good ordinary native Ceylon nominal, at 43'. to 445. Pip,...-469 bags of Penang (dusty) sold in public sale at 3d., which was a full price. COTTON remain steady. Tag.—The public sales are going off without spirit. In other articles no material alteration Duty gild cs Sugar to last week In larks, Liver. set. * peoL Seise; Hun. sad the Clyde ....... 2,283,573 Ti the mom win ins year 3,238,035 Decreer* 30451 Swum Pao cm as IN MO re Lam win. lb. Loudon 12,398,939 Liverpool Bristol Hull Clyde 97912611 Total Sum los is 11149 16,517,17$ 16,146,253 haresse.. ....... TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. There is no particular alteration to ;•;ticoif;Thfs market to-day. There is • good demand on the spot for consump tion, awl for exportation to Francs about 400 auks her. boon sold this week. The following are the quotations: Town Tallow, 355. 6d., net; Potonburg Y. C. on the spot, 364. 9d. to 375.; Oct o ber to December, 38s. 3d.; ditto, separate months, 36 9d. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. The value of English Wheat underwent no thin** this morning. the - few parcels sold having realised Bionday's rates. Fine fresh and sweet parcels of foreign Wheat being scarce, there was no difficulty in obtaining extreme prices for sueb ; ill-conditioned cargoes, on the other hand, were very unsaleable. Barley study sale, at last day's quotations. Choice qualities of Oats formed but a small portion of the week's supply, and, being in good demand, the turn in price was against the buyer. Casuist Corn hung of hand, at former rates, _ Beane end Piss but little inquired for, and without alte ration la value. •ttalvAf2 INIO LONDON ROM 10th JUNE TO 12th JUNE. Qrs. Mesh. lisotelk. flak. l'oringa. Mout . 1 1030 , , 1 9979 Barley ....... 4O : . 1 3490 Oats Floor. 1,380 rob ; barrels. NAN w• RAILWAYS. THIS DST, Two o'CLom. The share market to-day is steady, with little change in prices from yesterday. Tomorrow being "settling-day," the dealers are busied with the arrangement of their accounts, but a fair amount of business has been done notwithstanding. CAW*. miens are rather better, having been last done at 91. Midlands mark 38; Berwick., 15; London and North Westerns, after touching 1091, have fallen back to 1081. • • -•- Rani= RAILWAY*. Wei t&day up to 1 *Week. Aberdeen Preft;en;; ** Anabgt.,Nott.,Bos.,&i.in. Barks & Huts. Fat. (GC RiWrnivarL perpetualp. 3 Ct.) k. Les— • _ _ 71 Si 2i 2 dia. I I pm 68 . 11 2l i ti t iolwithilnar. 27 211 De. 1110111211TItte 444 444 .. , Iffer., and Dudley orwithguar. 6 8 6 1 7 pm. 1 DeZt • guarantee pea. Dhio.iVolv.l3 Stour Valley 6 Bristol and Exeter ... .. 65 67 Do. Thirds . ... ... 12 II die. Ma inghamahire ... .. 17 . 1 171 Do. XlO Preference ... 6 61 Crater and Holyhead .. 66 96 Do Preference ... . IN 96 Dublin and Belfast Juan— . . 33 $1 dim East Do Analian . . ... If I . (fl 6 E. It II:j _ I De. (31.10 a.) 6p.Ct.PreL 1 1 Eastern °aunties ... ... 71 7 Do. New Pref. 6p. Ct- 111 11 ex di , . Do. do. Ct., No. N 0 .2 1 1 pm Do. do. 5 per Cent 5 7 k P. Do. New . . 6 Eastern unloqslur A patellll.) slur De clam p B. and C 'ditto Res Do.Z a ta. 6 p Ct.; t ... Do. New 1 shares ... East Lincolcaldre On. teed 6 per Cent. —. Edinburgh and Glasgow Great Northern Lb. l p. shares,A,Defernid Do. share., B, 6 Ct. Do. per Cent. PreL_ ... Gt. South.and Weet.(bs.), Do. Eighths ... —.. Great North of England.- - Do. New £4O ... ... 69 - 51 pm. Do. New £3O ... ... 62 69 Do. New Els ... ... 33 33 crest Western ... ... 59 SO ex new Do. New Rl7 ... —I 76 61 Ms „ Hull and Selby ... ..., 95 97 Do. 1 shame .. 471 481 Do. 1 rams .„ .. ..., .. 206 314 Inscrter and Carlisle... ' el NI Do. Thirds . . ..._ .. , par Ipm Lanceablre and * Yorkshire . 40 42 Do. I r th ifi r .... 151 141 die. Do. Do . Thirds ... ... _... 101 10 die. Dm New (Cr. 6p. CC/ ' 12 126 Do. West Riding Union 86 6 dia. Leeds and Bradford .. 94 9G Leeds and Thin* . .. 8 9 Do. Pref. 6p. Ct. No. 1 5/ 34 die. Do. Do. No. 2, 4 2 dia. Do. Do. No. 3 2) 24 dig Do. Pref. Quarters,lll4B! dla par 1 Leaden and Blackwell_ .. ' 4 44 La Brighton, & S.Cord , 824 636 Do. New gun. 6 p. CL_-. 1 137 119 Do. guaranteed S p. CL late Croydon *Thirds; 101 111 Do. Pref. 5 per Cent. .._., 57 59 Do. Convrt. 5 p.CL,1632' 37 19 London and Greenwich ... 4 104 II Do. Preference . _ -., 23 24 London 31 North-Wester 1061 1091 Do. do. New 1 sharer—. par 6pm Do. Fifths .. Do4losh.,33.artilli. ( . 1 . : 1 1 pm. London & South-Western/ 63i 11.14 Do. New, 5.50 ... ..., 1%6 176 die. Do. New, £4O ... ..., 13 14 dia. Do. New Preference ... 1 11 poi. Lowestoft Guar.4 perGenL, 144 13 Manch„Buz., ono Matlock 41 4 die. Mencli„Shef.,3:Lincolnch. 16 16 Do. 1 shares, No. I ... 86 9 I Do. New £lO Pref. .. ' 81 Do. Nan. & Lincl.littion. 3 ' 31 dies Do. X3O sires ... .., 26 22 die Do. Birm. and Derby . . . 15 It Do. COOL B. le B. 6p. C. 120 112 Do.ErawashValley Prd., ,Norfolk ... .131 100 Is' 174 St. 2$ 20 23 el 3$ 33 20 25 611 2+l i pm 31 31 YJ 3 16 16t 71 Ifj SO 6J 100 iii 11 19 SO 11 100 131 dim 3j 4 ills 101 10 $0 12 Poi *, ~,, 4 1-A i 11 1 I ex div 541 so so, sir ' 234 1 ao 2J 10f I 25" 131 9 8 19 Do. New t 20... Do Extension Do. Guaran. Si per Ct.l North British Do. Preference .. worth Staffordshire . f Oxford, Wore., Wolver.i Preston and Wyre ...; Do. shares (Al I Rend., Guild„aid Reigate' and ILiteh r: in hepreth Extension, Be !Scottish Central i , Shrews. k Birm., Class Ai Do., Class It Do., New Guaranieed.. ; Shrewsbury and Chester ii N o or. W. RM.) ... Do. Osweetry Do. New Do. 8 per ceni. Pref. Shropshire Union ... 26 28 14 19 clls. Is 181 4 ft 41 it 1 0 101 dim. 9 10 10 ii 591 -ex 1111/ 101 le 04 SI 121 si 12 j 121 j 37t S 4 j 1204 14 IS M I INN :1 7 6f de. gi 6 6 3 4 16 14 dig. 1 f din 116 126, 46 46 dim 7 9 3 10 41 SI dis 14 134 14 13 4 36 276 Me db. 124 bi.do j Do. Prefere*ee South Staffordshire 'South Eastern ... Do. No. 3... Do. No 4 Registered South Wale, ... S. York, Don. and Goole.. Waterford and Kilkenny._ _ _ Wear Valle d y cz ip. Ct. st,iac. Do. ~ 2 - 6 Somerset. &Wears. 40 41 York.Netreastle Berwicl. 141 131 Do.Ezt. (Yorks Nedra. 10a 10 dla. Do. G.N.E.Purch orPtrt ii 6 dia. York sad North Midland. 17 171 Do. Prelareace ... 2 2 dia. FOIIIOX RAILWAI.. Auglo..leaUaa ,late Italian 14i It 9 1 1.4.0 and Austrian, . 3 41 Ma. Boulogne and Amiens .. , 6 Central France (Vierzon - 13 1 4 31 Dutch Rhenish ... . 3 3 die. East Indian ... ... 4 pm. Great Indian Peninsula pa. Do. do. ... par pm. Luxembourg 74 7 dip. .. ; 6 II dia. , Kasturand Lkge 7 74 !Northern of France 134 131 'Orleans and Bordeaux ... 24 2/ !Paris and Orleana ... 30 32 .Paris and Bourn 211 12 Psris and Strasbourg .. ct 6 Rouen and HAM 84 9 Sambre and Mews 24 Tours and Nantes ... ... 14 11 dis. LIVERPOOL. Junell. STOCI-SICRANOI. —Priors took a turn for the better to-day, but business was rather alark.—Kud Lineashire preferenn 1-shares, 7—Lancashire and Yorkshire, fehares Oita end S.), 20— Ditto, filth Aare, (W. It. 1 .%). 6 1 d.—Liverpool, tYnenl end Pouth. port, sk 4.—Landon, Brighton, and South Crest. SS —London and North Western, 108 S—Ditto, new }.shares, 1.16 3-16 p.—Mid lend, 171—Ditto, 1-abarse, 261 d.—North Union A, guaranteed itn h tgy L. and N. W. and Lincashire and Yorkahire, 233$—Ditto, No. 7 p.—So uth Kunern sad Dover, No. 4, regkdered, —Ditto, No. 4, iss. as third-atiares 6 24 dia., Sll—Vork, Newcastle. and Derwkk (G. N. E. 6 per tent. 'SO), 6 ad.—Ditto, ditto, 6fd. MANCHESTER, June 11. STOCK- ISICHANOIL —Tbere haa bean a more buoyant market, with prices, especially in Lizossnize and Torksture Moot. decidedly advancing. lOW stock was done at dl, Mini To adman of it. Woo /tidings tie. dl.. North ntstrotds, 10 d, Laudon Aad Notth Westeras were done at lOv. LENDS, ✓wrw IL tilrocc•SlCllANOL—Tbeee bee been bat little busines s done this morning. The shares that hare changed hands have been chiefly for the settling of old accounts, and no material varietal% of pnose has occurred. Sales : —East Lattessnire, 0; North eisiterds shire, 10 to.; North Western Peet, Ili. Leeds Water Works shares were LIMO At 214 cum dlr.; and the new Silt per Cents. at Me. prem., en dlr. BIRMINGRAM, Asswll. BTOCX - R1C1411 , 403. Shares were all advance in the mar ket to-day, and prices generally were firmer. Birmingham and Dudley's (calls duly paid) were dole ♦t 7 prem. ; London mid North Wretern New Quarters, at par and * prem. ; South giagordsture, 31 (b.. ; and Birmingham Banking Cotupany 811arall, ant 361. BRISTOL, June 11. Swoow-Exowkwoz.—The warkrt was tins, with prices still tending upwards, and a fair amount of business was done m ass vend description* of snares. The ruriations from yesteriteis prows were Great Western Quarter Mares, which dead at 11-1 - London and North Westerns, at 109; and York sad North idlands, at I7j. FORA; Ant 11. groat ElCHANolll.—Caledopias, 9 l; Midland. 37E; York, Newcastle, and Marwick, Ha; ditto (Newcastle Estonians), 911; York and North Midland PT,Arena., BOROUGH MARKET.—'fI-118 DAY. CX)AL MARKET.—TIM DAY. Mere. Panamint and Smith report that the 11111:011/01 Walls End "awsll,l6e.; Walls End Hatton. 16s. ; Walls tram the plentatioos state that the bine ts programing End Lembton, lde. 6d.; Walls End Tem, 16e.-13111ps at favourably, but that thefty continues to Wows gradaall_y. market, 1903. Market firm for all good Hope. Daly estimated at 103,0001. 82f 3k