The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-31 00:00:00

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Tp: ji l b 1. ~, ,•: 0 : - .40;inie Ivor, .., m the am ariirieff farm TM* so . , ....-ne , r• ate of theist aim °f i 4 ~,. , roses slim dispagoi •Me Ombra . :!., loth of each nosh; is v 62 as ... es, War, Tim tileowtei task ie.; irlth s ~t eavretters 01011 softried Is the see et ge iOr essenest are Isewsnlil by do spilirt ell. t I farther parttcules re mL bore. t nee SPRIVVI, Se, iambs. PAMETS for PORE NATAL— . the • anion .4 her Mdeers Osedideet. „ s 01.4 with her hlyetty's theeseemel l art Ir""tv IoItATHI% to NATA 4 peletes aim:lmM sieeds, T .... 1 . terraria md lebeteett• W !Wend et wordion lallohl=7l NW. r. t:ewst. sad te ewes et Aw Mei Idea .efted deo web VIM. L glr• &to, end he effewetleee. Alf lea; ... proli4ll*. me le ewes et Ind, tie; t^ f . • C% ; add reeeted. eellt pueeloine, ca.dt a between de eye el err sod Wen will mien beg i a lia dentir eag h tiD t p,,r Moran Waded 6611 C. ee y.tend MI6 lift exdpedle. the : "i 'tc. t inns Loodoe %Jam 6.11 new I.lweved end* ledledluse. t d , • 41, L edIMN Lydon MIMI • • . , L: y-Aisn, lard _ r...t „nk t Cn. It, ipp=111:111.1.61111141g Tiit. PERFECT bIaMITITUTZ for SILVILL— m ... last. %ItALL sal, ilemissed IS yew= .. ~. " t ~. b. L ioN.yrbra ploboll thoysioft ram of J toped 01l the way Imo arthap thAt I.w so oodo. War 000ldie sy so posillo Out No it bo=ollolod ken ? kW RS A . T. ;rt Joan - - • .7. Mi. ... 401. ... 7b. les. -70 s. 7b. war.ers. asadlemists. Ir. • gesparbsral • T..ylatms dew tr ite, %sures sLLI 111 NIL MT gr ak TED. rations. Mews. =. fu:alas,prulsoss lb. ... IN. 71b. Gs. . ss • a sii . • sys... 7s. sy ; • t ;;FrA ut l::: L btxpon Ilsefts). Want. • \..3. .3..tvrif, and lie. 1. likombrbest. t.....6::5bed IS Wellssinsl. FxPERS. STOVES, and ~ • •re .o) ••••• 3T, TNMeta. raft 1607 Ora% 1e EURTI'.N • A. W. Pippin aid Illurisa) iMpV/ 1, •••• • et , te et. Crews of Newersrader, GNI pr.l, dew • •be refer a the w!rld i _edi visible nib Is • % T.' tOO % wyver.A, RANutele, %, ,L Ito ••1 ONlrtia ti Moot be eppeee n re= , • e terad deers. CO 40 0 1 / 1 . 118 . IN le that low nob or Mb& limegs. • t e Pc we than a gentw•l's wary. . . . - --Assent. and ire ere eC bre, /146; • - • •• t two sets st len t S 3 We. 16 • . • • • 7. Irtth • , ..th rich emelt .1,1 N: L . • •.• .• .re.:?tef, trots It. Si dr int le to is. OA. •- • •• .• n‘wee Ind redisted Mott plots. 7r• -• • • • Ir:de emapprered 6C. Darer erdenel w• rer p,oti tree.—Malledied Yt Willortnot 1:. , N I ':1 EA 1 'Z . and CHILDREN'S COTS. -. >r f thew Holeteeds in Iron owl Ike" . Am. ed. each. tilted .t dm. • estirele Ire teem eatiew i Mer , - • •..rovr L mt tuitit nf.itiotreet (wow d NoWWW. • ..:reet, which we Lie) litho • • a the PATEST JIAMOMM. w pplieshie aliko be km al weeks • .neasiliat7 to whet reek meter • . Ira• ledsteede al 14e. M. eeek. • • • . . evim7 Iremeserry setae* •• Walloons% A Li; IN 1 LA V; I' sad CANDLE SIANUFAC- I. : I cpnri• e hughvery s6a.; good • • . • 7,4. par lir lb.; cord. M.; hooey • •• • . • 4 ,rovni 1 9 . indoor. h.; abbe nosh palm. . • zar.oraio. 10. ed. pre lb. Deaden audio. • . manlike, merked Palwar,Alks, • . IF az , Prise% eongoelos.l66 awl IV; r -.• . fa, %I. rad I% MIL Waal 00p,11% N. . ; Allan oil, Said. ; area eh. 414. GIL ; Wee. • - sr.. 44. per dom. Compile% fa $ll. par lea. • - • • • -ne ty at twry Amp he ming hod. ge...j• _ell art hods • Pee vbelerale pries,. Glemee een7 tissertplis•. l Wismil ruP s • i t . bleat Albert %iglu Lamps awl L. he • - •. cheor-etroet, begeoCapora. Ea* ialabere wont & Lamp. lent ork 31 :LIIIED LADIES EFFECTUALLY CURED PliOLAPith MULL ley the re at BAILEY'S AIIIIOIU PPOZTUI, which Lae resolved the approbation el many - lentnnal in, a. by eat. rua: ~ u pp,rt alone it nine*, the . Imp:Jute etecrlant upon thew coespLainta. Peron tette frequeutly require this kind of baridir. • t.. con•olt i•AILLT can del so at her priests 11) the e.t.b:l.lunent, 118,0aford...treet. Lomb& t. :r.a. 30.. :o eni. orb. (i.‘I.I)NER'S WORM 1/11)1C1N11.-It rr . met that thousand* are suffering the privatise t. ultirsateie brought toe premature death, by a muse o: wong, to the human hely. and which is so • eked. It is, therefore of importance that .emey . so,minted with the sumo= symptoms of worms, • ,reeeb:e rdour of the breath, ktrered them par. • :.amid Diu+ •h appearance about the tyuy seen. •• espretelly the upper U frequent Plata a :Se pules, sweat very irregular, •• , p.k awl magiated awassmeskairl at saw * b flushed, griping ;alas, a sheet, thy med. .• manna daring sleep aad ezteding of the • :1 side% lidle-thelk and went otladissdon :r.fluunottoa or the eyes, be., be. Them :ere t!mptunee of bring afund with women a are salient thereto. Tooth or age may - • L h tee recourse to tins ofd rstablished niedkine, roue Lents. It is with this view that the " ' .11 of persons is directed to the symptoms • • • ire pr slated by worms, end he • Irbil of this • a... 1 y, tt.c value of which is corroborated by nu ' • • r• %at, a long period of years. eiminiatered with em, donee to children or • : without res•raint in diet or e Alinement. ' •,r beneneal ran a:tersrive medicine, • ••• inpurare. of the Wood, be., and pro:totter • . whole spies. Jay, -.trend, London, whose name and Ili •• • • , ternment stamp; elan Mal be. and may be Men in runtime., at au 9d., and for children • mu are omen with each boa. III'S! RATED LONDON NEWS of ", Pae I. cooties!, tbe Wowing aplesdkl •.• t tallege, J•my—ParJamestsay Poe !' .1- —PArls hollow Our June (1 cub= U. LArby—Mt. Dee* tbe It r tee /leek —lrabibbles et tbe Parel Ilentey; "Cesteeentim." y de P:curNiU; bond et the Mem 11 ; ..putainue at the Zeolgleel Used.-4.M !et , beards (2 .mo—flit et the lard Maw -Lth.t.uo• et the Nadi:4W laittatias : • ~ 1 4....urten," b t c smi b t u ; I. seuata, bad • IV•th 'lumbrisee rtatieAll the Noe et the Pnee td. stumped. NEWS, NEWS.—The Best, C " ?.•*-fodo r tie wand. LLOYD'a h = t 7 • • I YE.: eaute• slat kaaaa Relater of tbs rary • the of , tram all part. at the • • Krad,h, awl other mar. raPrtnew ••,. of th. Pm, la pebbles/4 army Ilalarday • kfm , fidy , port trot Ithad three ad Loyd, If, ury4 , quare, Idatkth sad . miler at any arm mast ItY SETTLEMENT.-0a Moodily • .1 , 'I'LL EsPOIT of the SPEECH filth, Roe. wt Ipswich Meeting of the Canterbury As. T. Wert ltrrd, sod all booksellers. ritet penny, tu LEFIER ADDRESSED • LA', eaetsiarig the replies of Mn. '• • •S.i, hind. Pateeesitsprow. • t.:P.kWELLII NEW WORK& by prit I E T of 1 LIFE. 'olwa, owl ratWaal we of thaw" _ _ - in owl .wraner Nl.roas—Llear ''ftwo4w'lll* Porto, Lam., ' , Thor pirom 0101110—CUOLCI7 Trt i = • Syritt—Embee at liano—lloolo— t, lor.Wag. alaspaas. Ilathlag. Air, 164 NTAISIL 2 vo4. la see* ; by Post. !! • Wt. -.web of Ediabizeit. -11entialoweeesi al Doll% . v. awl IMO .we MOM may ma." •••rt Rene oar awl awe) el 4 6 . #.l.e'inl Uri brims tie ••• bralano. Ws* sad =Wen Aal ruiss Mw Ms dist imml "OW 'spied= et *ma, owabn j ,..• °Evelio, sewn us awn; 16. 110 ~. ; 0 ,Sl‘. n::. J I • irsow RAMS. " : :;'. ' .";;' Yaks* * Wills inspists ea • sit • t w i t s Mtn ari Z sik atati a res tr ibtler" 4 W is. bs .1 the weather to aseme = lath to sieskto hoe is the reeho Moir atteellea te the Oaks, ter whisk abeatlileue-mpacted So rien. w. =L us e tesiullomisioet. h MN Memo Hut TIN sad INia bag *meet peuldwa, the latter, after= MOM at 6%. I, &shaft * Se TI 2 Wwas me to de Mehl them, gad • w Nut to the two fausfille, NE , eed eider to Mirellaw were*.{ Is . --1 Metelliteetai **WM , wane( mull enema • ' •-• "• RSi senstehed. e lds lellowiai Is a ratan Mike 1 . - . . . . Broom Teualressu OLD lisaima of A llehilosit a It ; colts, em 11 th i MINA Set 61b. New Derby Vemens i , ( subs.) I Need ......"..........-:fltti .1 rifrai es iert; * i;arti; * lieriept it to Assad, rad was by a keel. Baia la 3 aloe 9 see. DVIDANS STASIS of 10 lOW. Nib, 5 ft. sad 60 aided. Tbe seeced le save Ms slake, sad the Maser to he mid ix 3001., t• Lest salle sad a gutter el the New Derby Ottares.. is itzt y . 1.. Mr. 1 4. 4 4 yrs. Tat 21b ...... ......(7blak) 1 Mr. Mremlell rests NM). 4 Yoh al4lllb (8. NNW I Deka et 11laimadb Mama Is (W). I re, 414 lb tearrled ha) (If. Telma) a Mr. Danlea's TM Vorderer (3111114, 5724,114 fib ...meeker) . 4 Betties: 6to 4 east Name esewis, sad 2 to 1 eget Christima. No elbow abeelleash Cthese, leek new had at se~, wee weer appeeMbed,aw wea Ina maim 1 by three tit. Nee is 2 eta. 17. w. GIBAND SURD PLara of SOO elm, added to a throsplabetatl6 sou. melt, 16 ft, mad oak 6 if the used to mosive 001 oat of the Mali" sad the thied 21 sou. Two miles td • gamer. (43 map. 118 of wage do tiered ) : Hr ikimd . Nu= sl , B z I ,l r . 4 75t re. 111 4 . 14 . 5. ........... 0 =4 2 1 Kr. 1116.111% idle% 4 mere lib ..... . —.— (I. 3 Bettina: 2 oe 1 eget Herbert, 9 . te fent Deetile 1 apt Imps, 6 to 1 wet MIA/4 61e 1 eget Lett Noumea fltairia of 15 ems. sash, 8 ft, &Cid 21 - 1 r; tor 2-yr•olds let, .d three, 9m; 111/1•1 tad geldep allowed 311. lialf a willo. (6 sobs.) Lard Clildia% ileaskat. I In, lat Mr. Oelly's leteue, I yrs, 7st Hallow) 3 Mr. C. V. hobbies Ma Warm, spm 94 ti wnr Mr. Witata View. 2 pa, let lfib (lisrUssia (W. Maim) ) 4sMc 0 Reathasse's bf by Epirus eat cd Dark lama. 2 kt 111 b . 42/..abarmadl i : s. M B eting : I the to 1 Salk eget Boehm sod delete. made aU maim, sad wee by ball a lark ; all well up but the Dark Sera illy. COSILY STAMM of II sere. each, sod 30 added ; at. when so be sold for 1601, lbs. Beets. me elle. 4 sus.) Mr. Howard's Athlone; 3 me, Set 71b (1I.1) aloaloway 1 1 / Mr. la Ily Nary. aged. 7R HO OK) ...... ( r. 84 3 1 lir. llama ad helm, 3 mist lb (13444 ...(T. Saab Idr Beth Mato was rag. Headley Si, the Inintmerame' PIATZ pousenew.— Jac.** Sat, 6 pis, 94 411); . .A.thdletaaa, 6 yrs, 84 91 b ; Old lox, 4 yr., to 71b ; Thornhill, 6 me, Ilet Sib; Betsey, 4 yrs, Set ; Stamm, 4 yrs, Tot 121 b; Bubo* Bunco, 4 yrs, 7st 31b ; Deduce, 6 irk 7st 71b; Nutlike, 4 ye, 7a ne ; Flue -op, 3 yrs, 6.t 12a ; heasaat, 3 yrs, 6st Tlb ; Marth), 3 yn, bet. _ . TH B HAYS. P 1011•111.10 StallT2lol, RIDWAS, &c. Timms. Roza. Law E Borrom. i s lilerWOW " t I:K.-- 4= ...... It - I" Probity Asko'. Xastow Oastille Pease. &WOW lO =es W. fiblite ..1. tamp Day ...A. Deg lO 14 WEAR to tnakor......imilffier Yessaby 11obestos libuiples STwuk F. Doew Mem& Dna W. Midas — Okiat to Map wllMart noises ail% ae 9ora Har..rk itontio . OesaieWari *Mammas elledutder Weer*,lees .Tesue ......... DONCASTIR ST. LEGKR. 2 $ 1 opt Vt. Wpm. NAVAL. ADVIZALTT, MAT 80.—AriOtestturre.—To Alko*: Lieutenant : P. D. Yeses; Master : H. Paul ; &wed Master: G. & Alletricka; Boautraie : D. Semestare; Carpenter: N. heirless ; Gusset: J. Hiciuma. _ _ ijoinencn, MAT MI —4bisimanmp, troop ship, ]'Waster Commando( Bradshaw, was towed op from Sheerness yes tetchy afternoon, and moored in the river. Elbe is to em bark C*ptain Bias's company of the 3rd battalion and Cap tain Wripbt's tympany of the 2nd battalion of Royal Ann bey, for Halifax, Nova Bootle, and some detachments of Royal Artillery aad Royal Sappers and Minen for service in the North American eolooisc—Alecto, at. v., was docket', yesterday afternoon, for repairs to her hall.—Sampson, at. v., was taken out of the Basin, yesterday, sad is to proofed to Sheernees nest week, to biome one of the advanced steam at. sloop, launched at Deptford ea Tues day' was towed to this port yesterday, and is to bo docked, in o rder to be coated with Mantis composition —Buzzard, st. sloop, had her steam up in the river, yesterday, prepa ratory to her first experimental trial.—Horatio, 24, Is su pernal to be towed deem, to-day, from Blackwell. Pimalots, MAT 28.—The Triumph, 74, long sad se a lazaretto at ibis port, was docked today, for the puree of being taken to tittles. The Board of Admiralty hate ordered the work to be done by their own men belonging to the dockyard, instead of hiring extra persons, as heretofore.— The Fame, another 74, bag aced here as a tantporasy ma rine barracks, is also to be broken up, a precautionary mea sure of the utmost importanee, as she is, from repeated sitianttr pitching. and linings," bosoms sash a masa of combustible matt-r, that the slightest spark would throw her ia a blase, and with her possibly the whole of this im portant dockyard. She in new only used for • temporary korpital. A proper Winery to forthwith to be bailt for the troops of the gurfsea. TUB SLAVS TRADI. Poarsxornr, MnY 30.-1 be Firefly, std., commander J. Tudor, arrived this morning from South Coast of Africa, with mails from the squadron. Her dates of sail ing are is follow, viz. :—Anibriz, March 29 ; Ascension, April 13; Sierra Loa, April 27; Bethera, 01113 bila, May 3; Tenerife, May 17; Madeira, May 20. The Commo dore wee ea the Souk Coast The Marone (senior diger\ Team, and Wolverine wars ia the north division. The divieka is the Bight consists of Kingfisher (senior diner), P•mniz, Heels, Bonnetta, Rainier, and Coolest ; the Spy off Lowe ; Flying Fish, of Kabeada ; Pluto, blockading the COlllO ; Rattler at Ambrizette ; C 7 clops, Ambria ; Waterwiteb, of Benguela. A Spanish frigate was at Ma deira, and bed • number of seamen earl sailors es beard for service at the Havanna. The Archer, st. al., was ad Madeinten 19th, on her we to coast of Africa, the Sybil'', royal yacht 'qua:lron was also at Madeira.—The T . et. v., was at Sierra Lem*, and the Etpedoe, French roomer. The .quadroa was not go healthy as usual : the Reap r had lost Mr. Limb, midshipman, and Mr. Lug, eminent , ; Lint. Luchhardt and two men were also in a very precarious state. Ahoat 20 seamen and marine*, invalids, have cense home by Firefly. The Bonet's, Lieut. Forbes, will be nut ship home; she was going to visit King Dahomey, to present a number of watches, muskets, and other articles, prior to a treaty against the slave trade being entered into by him. The slave trade is brisk. Among the latest captures an the fol lowing:—The Pluto took a large American brig of the Congo as 15th March ; Rattler took the Lucy Ana, Ameri can brig. with 640 slaves, off Ambrizette, on 21.1 February Flying Fisk took • brigantiae off Yabenda, and destroyed her; the Waterwitch captured a brig, with 800 slaves co board, in Marsh, of Benguela; at Sierra 'Leese there were two prizes, one by Huger, the other, with 160 slaves, cap tured off Prince's Islas d by the Cutest. The Firefly has takes 11 prizes daring her oommkeion, 2 of which were Nl', with 300 slaves; the last prize was a line bsrqiie under American colours, captain end mess, called the Navarre, of Philadelphia , having the Brazilian mew below hatches, cap tared on the 19th of Mara, of Ambriz. Firefly has been very healthy daring hen term of service en the coast, having only lost two mea. Commander Tudor, however, has been outset' to his cabin from ill health during the whole voy age home. Lieutenants Ivy, Child. and Aron, Zed West Islia Regiment; Mr. Armstrong, magistrate of Sierra Leese, have came holes ea leave. Mr. Malone, paymaster and purser, of Pitman, invalided; and Lints. Piers and Newport, promoted. The Odin, steam frigate, came into harbour thit morning, to prepare for paying oIE The Cuckoo, steanz•vmsel, arrived this morning from Jersey to net. HOSPITAL 701 CONSUMPTION, BROMPTON. YU • *inlay evening the sanest court of 'mentors and direet4re was held is the beard-roost of the hospital. The treasurer, John Labosedere, 11*q , is the chair. Some minor imame haying been transacted, the report for the put Isar was read, Goa whist+ it appeared that since the opeeieg of the new White' 1,036 patients had bees adosituid, of which there had bees relieved 760 ,• died, 195 ; at present is the wards. 81. The out-patients have exceeded 2,176, but the total samba of prescsiptioss socially gives during the peat year bare animated Os 26,966, of both sixes. The = next adverted to the rot et iseorporatlon and the v powers bestowed by it, evariediag with a rt know, to the legacies measly berwothed—olesely. Mrs. aberion. Christie, 2001. the Sew Ass Rothest, 1001 • Theeptllas Norton. Zeq , 2 101. ; S. Pease*. am., 1001. 'amp in W. Bayer, ; Morris Codthsol„ leg., 3,0001 acrd Mrs. Isabella Dumb* 8001. The as et mama soll= i loas wee stated •• be spew 9e. dd. Is @amain to the ad Ilasseleo Food, • greeetal sespilieest wee paid le Mak. Jew Lind it bee geed minims • behalf or the shinty. sad hope woe eolortelaed that the soot required the Gael tospletits of the holiday geoid be speedily seethed. THE YELLOW FEVER AT TSB BRAZILS. The following order hash.= resolved at Falmouth: Ceetteliellee, Whilohall. llaY 27 . 1860 - 1314—Witit'refaeweihr keter er Oh data, roeloabg ilke proot the of wwwwe at Falowlalt. Ts creto In regimes to the yellow asy to youtiolowt elms the meet a Braid), wholliarOw the ewe. of Imo Wag say deaths, or ereplearee own et dime .11w heer*. rowels from please where yaw beer pew*, soak vasele al = be &NUM waiar iminehli o WI glair iherrarded to the emasholewooo of mem% I ara by the Lords of the Os to Note that it will sat be seemeary to aerie she Wilde aelesowl leash= Yaw have had ewe of yellow low, et that deaths hew seessul. es heard, wlthia Ws dale bedew their i g e w as bail* port. lam (ar ther dieeMti to otale It wet wet be aosowery to &lola the ........2,1 )ti ss z=ties pern et all yam& ea say morsollty hot amorred Amid he Swereede4 te the eisaledoeero et eateewit. I is, dr, your Nadia* insquat, P. ember, Si. W. L. BiTEMIIIT. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OXIOAD, MAT 30.—1 a • oaagresallsa kalifs *b micas ias as Wowing deans woo as ad ;—Dastor la 0061 Law, by Win s Edward Regime, Oriel =a Zar Moira ad AtiNt—Of Chiba °bank, Charles W. of Dorawnee b. Haight . Joba H. Jana% Fellow ,• Gag Rev e . Proallio. oil Reboot H. ;of Exeter, H. Pollareo, sod Zwr. Edward D. Wood . • .10 i . 1, Marisa Obatalt, Wei 8 Willett, sad liev.Joba Hasbro; at r Sow idua l thamed J ass z a4 l r egi of flocal r briat‘ d ariss laarabai el Bev. Z. Rim Ob alad _ ,rweestor Oattley. iiiiaur7r 7 Tsvi—Zieusi Teaks, Qom* =of Aria—Jolia J. H. &day A. H. Aterwataby , G. B. Fieldin g ad leak Mailman; of Neorlap , Ziabard Z. Walker; et Hader, Illsbard F. Ilketablay, Nemo H , lleatkwoll, said Rimbaud J. H. His. ; of Wes. Illatar. Wawa Mabry, minks, .ad Reny H. Prim.; of Bt. Albea HaU, Freud* Gatail Oampstutilsr-0( Jrau, D. Party ; el Blown Malawi L. P. fleabane ; of Poxibroko, Bob .et Paal Host, awl Jetta H. B. Walrus*, ; of Trinity. Jame H. Waaklya, red Marla Ball. CAMBIUMS, MAT 30..—Jmotts Colswes. Pam:law :-- Tana Tag Camas Wallis II) amp (s) itaismaix. °2.1.841 0...buir I let art tad i (2) T. W. (I) ' 1 1 19. tad yrlas. LPICLAILITIOX Pater.—Leta : Walks& Be stat : Ride. dale. Reseal Dealematise : Rieedals. Bedded I. Bused Gratuities : Halo, %Nese, Clew, Nidadala. Cleave, Beth. by, Leakier, Walker, Every, Davies, Rests, J. N., Dew, leak. Bcmoi.e.as ELZOTSD.—Foundaties : Clasp, Ridadale, C 1..,.. Keeies, Walker, Cobb White. Peer Elekolsr : Morgan, J. &bolus : Siete. Li Ores. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. ARCHES COURT. Bemis ea U. J. You. Kerr. THE OORHAM CASE. ooznax v. Tau Brno, or Exerna. This was as Auction for a tarsitios, attar Ike decision of as Judicial of the Privy Council. to amps' the Bishop of Baster to cony oat Molokai's% of Um eon. adage by Bandies tato this eosin the Won of inatissioa, ia senior thee the Does of the Arabes, enhehalf of the Arch bishop of Canterbury, might ioduet Mr. Boehm to the boaeloo. No return having hitherto bora suds to the aseuitko, at the skiing of the snort Ibis swains, after several coma Uto ordiwy desselptbis hod hue disposed of. The Rigid:sr 'ailed tlis teas as, ma ad Ude stns stood over (am the last court day On MO 'episodes of Dr. Addams who appeared for the 11= k olizeter, to sUow larthsetiles Ise OM rotas a of** Dr. Addams rene and said ho was hastrusted, at behalf of the Bieber of Easter tibe de'enhnst in this ems), to ask that the matt msoild grant farther time for sesk4g the return to the nesadon, and be therehme prayed the court to sUow is to stand war to the next coat day (Monday, Jane 10) The Biaggi of Easter had no dears to ali'kt the authority of the mart Is not eamplying with its order, but ise we theirons of obtaining the °plains of Sir Fitzroy Kelly and Mr. Beduin whether, after the decision of the Judg esinip of the Comm of Queen's Ber eh and Court of Comma am appiismkia for prohibition should be made to the Court of Mmabequer. Those opinions, it was expected, would be *budged during the day. The court was aware that the question raised by the application for the prohibition was whether the appeal had been directed to the right court, whether the Quen, by the Judicial Committee of Privy Council, had power to entertain such appeal. Re (Dr. Addams) moat repeat—and he begged to impress it on the court—that the Bishop Exeter had no desire to create delay, or at all slight the order of the eosin. I hare no doubt (said the doctor) that the Bishop of Exeter will re• mire the opinions of Sir Fitzroy Kelly and Mr. Baddeley flaring the day, Se to the propriety of applying to the Court of Exchequer for a writ of prohibition, mad, if no proceedings are takes on them opinions, he (Dr. Addams) wired under. mks that before the next court day the return to the moni tion should be made. Air Herbert Jennie Fast—Aß I to understand, Dr. Addams', that it no proceedings ars taken in the Court of Exchequer that the order of the court will be obeyed ? Dr. Addanis--Most certainly, sir. Mr. Totter (the proctor for the Bishop of Exeter)—lf no proceedings are taken in the Court of Exchequer I will un dertake, on the put of the Bishop of Exeter, to make a return to the monitioe before your surrogate at the proper time. Mr. Bawdier (the proctor for Mr. Gotham) said that after the application that had been made be did not feel it acme eery to oppose the motion. Sir Herbert Jenne, Fast—Thea lei the case stand over till the neat caut day. °tiered to eland over aecordiagly. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Dimas )la. Oosooriofosa HOLSOTO. Ix u BALCON3I.-THN LONDON CONMILICILL Ex. CIMION C This was the certifiestia raveling is the cue of J. B. Bel mac de cribed se • share dealer, 'of the Queen's Prisoa," and late of Cannon-street, City. Kr. Ciadderd, for the ansissies, offered no opposition. Kr. Lawrence, in support of the bankrupt, stated that he had Men cionneeted, es secretary, with ttie above-named company, the object of which was to advance money, by way of loan, oa security of railway share . Is thM pai.ity ha kid received a salary of 3001., which had been very slightly exceeded by his doutestis expenditure. The share. deposited had bees transferred into the name of the bankrupt, the company not being incorporsted ; and his Mlities in this respect were 4,2441. His debts, irrespective of his connection with the company, were cnly 6561., cm which the assets would be sufficient to realise 13s. 4d in the pound. His prod's, by oonamission, and as a share broker, had been 2,0691.; his looses were only 1,3661.; therefore it might be unused that the business had been a profi.able one. Thus failure had arisen wi.olly from unavoidable circum stances—the depreeiated value of the shares which had been deposited with the company cud transierred to the name of the hankrapt,—he was therefore entitled to a first class certificate. - le:Tankrept, in examinesion, stated that on becoming secretary to the eempany, he was required, as a guarantee for his integrity, to take 26 shares, the directors lending him 6001. for the purpose, of which he had paid off 2301. But for the depreciation is value of the shares transferred to him, there would have been no deficiency. His Honour esealpated the bankrupt from any charts of improper speculation, but could sot my that his rsition arose either wholly or in part from anavoidaW• circum stances, and could not therefore grant either a first or second elan certifleas. He was not justified in undertakilg the responsability which had been imposed en him by the &m -ien of the company. Hs would grant an immediate mid& ate of the third class. The company with which the bankrupt was connected was one of the numerous ephemeral projects which sprang I est of the share mania of 1046. IL few of the prospectuses WWII handed about, sal eireeml melt enseeneet in court. The following entreat iieseibee the mode is which the oeal posy did, or radmr pir te do, beim : no comma, Is new eei to wham raw ef mossy of not lam thee M. on the murky of grairaeolet sal pains humle, the stook aid shares at Milroy end eller jiiihilealt ileapheieh and In reseralen any at Etwert, whelerever, mien thee to i rthetrug le leeene lk o s °min" ntfs tato ". 11 :1= 1 :f sunk sleek ea drew ..i.... .... ; =r with the noes of deposit, le celeolstoi to aired to the pulls. Limo will be mats& let. For int winds an the deposit of rallw.ay or nibs shame were the cab me Id folly reds. lor adeo ind• lhh Ihe emeare knee k teak im the deed& of padd.up shares, railway 1 afil. IV et eel ea dr dense: emeilletel anew ;- 1 mil .1, slsrese sway Implases lismaidifris amulet. eat whit r= Is emeriel reredos, on : ICA the d em 1 ilke repe Ihe wpm .111 he =te of INV - ties alel uses MIR burin ere silos le ellel ere resew pse tensile., On *menet the mei demi, law ns& sit hue • hew sennesien end nammesne aim k will be le Ile Merest of the susgm is phi* by 41 IMMO wady for from IMO the - pollle may lo4 a delnetzeht of sad la seat leelearee seee whet le le tent of ere r—arlho thejseqls Wren mg Pima ell ere Moe le Ilbilm1•416.0 semeellier • mitts eeeresi- Nee mew ili t o r t lih Or mei orb ef trieWetenhoillha Aneetee eivemeee le lhe eiserlli wi ees i : kr lbe ere late made Males sesee my be emit 1110 ell! it l l'elag =rweg i =l e felw illmi rerlh= Itte illial eered. ...me le the eseesilmaillre of Ile demi et eamessee. This itou meow to eletile Ile ~vim way Pella" 8 . 1 % * ldne iirediss poillmo is esesupdasara asWasiss. Bek IF 9 s ' ' ;•/.. 00 • A I .88814174 r ),o. ol•Kit 61 • /NIA•DAY.• i lan I • & n. • V.I. t Bona J. C. eartosa. Keg ma assealeolleommenis Anadyr ON • 0011111111/1116. • . 1 * 'I : 1 ' • • W. Ifillw•iin tdlsdst kollemilibrirkewloBll4 • ipellorenelabis at the K deldiss *i ; • ' _Tbd dlimsat. who edibles a spews vsuedsearder Mut . ' =dm hi the nueloi ot Mesa .be we' ea dal, Neelleetrone lersool4sod" 'ben be am twe eme o l m al ea Udindtliale stress. Krawlsji Ken as bed be dem Woe been The lidaden, who gm le Ike ow mew, aaraa bablad Teens sal sere* Wm Menet blow es dis bead id* "some berm bleat neuenerat i 'Nee be AU down taseaseds, sad nee bislielly sawed • wadi bleed. Ho eagle beld of Ike prisoner sad eadsevoared Is deeds Ida molt eedetsses enned, bee be wee lodge to de sr teen Ks ken of bleed. Zs woe swan JUN Omer nee tie naawet win Wadi es be use his bee dlatlastly wbse be ilenlibirei dm Bs also knew bin se bo DoNs4 with a peg id "inn Wine" laihstinr Ms Black. learensod4ine lola la seseedy orwaral elms. W NW Val O.IIIIIIOINI Si keep kip bed dame days Krouse the Wade be Indeed ' art nes as lin Fenn dos nein the ewe el the peaks saws& K.. Odder. sa..s to Ka K divides, said be seeded sadie..d alnge nomad seer le" right eye, rims leaned bq "eon bean, Meat Wan amt. sub lid. pralsrver." Had be bola strut' MU ea nib Kelm It nee base Med bin laneatasstmely. The*, blend Ids . and the man asasesesd so Urn M.' lard itboar. lONIAN NAN& The Mail looting of the provision of this coot easy hi* glow yoolenLy, at the soapier' .as.,, Groot W*ltostoimitreet, City. Ur. Oliver Farrar is the**. Me pep* stated. that sotwithataadieg Ili* Udal l the 1349 emote 'Mott might lime= ek is 111 :2 1 b 3 Wiggles el Iho sa p hed hem with sod ahoy, Us weak boos , aed its mud begitity. t =Nee sow led &noised a Ile* awl seserteheed sod with a /NW esesoortiv ..i.A *111343 brae .i ntiesel Se otivele3. MAO, rolieb wails rags* meeelleoes is ii set V ie t 'event peeks at Passe sad Atheas, whom a holism vs. still carried es. The direetate had molded eat of Lk* 'mats of them; *or the dadasties of ell lied debu sad payment of a I per seat aivideed, be apre a eugg to the liqaidatisa of Pe•lishoz7 extleases he carry to the mem ate ear plug of upwards el 1 The haleaegaset showed as satount of 22061, AN whisk was to be delimited the aseasat el the lonise* dieblesig, SAIL, lewd* at tbe aredit of omit aad boo es 114 Ist of Zootoooy, 1860, *s gm of 131421. The report was auasiegouly ilop'ed, ttot two misty; directors re-eleeisd, aad after • vote of *oaks to Ike shalt eau aad t h e swam the utestiss separated. AIISTIALIA.—By the Medway, arrived Oft Porta swath yesterday (Thursday) morning, we have deem from Port Philip to 2.4 th hosiery, whim trade wes brisk. At the Deeember sales, good spoist-weshed wools sold at 141 d. to 154. At the following sales, ic Jemmy, prices were lower, only rea li aing from 124 d. to 14d. Tallow wss is large sap. ply. and was offered at 275. and 235. per cwt. THE PUCK BAZAAR oeatatenad yesterday with great eclat, at the Hall of Ocesmorso. It is iateadeel lo aid the funds of the League of Brotherhood, a society founded by Elam Barritt for the promotion of iataraatioaal poem sow peony patio ; end ji*ing by th e sppearaa se el theyeanday, it certainly kid. fair to be a very Ar row sad molar seasciatioe. The boll was decorated wlth Sap sad emblems, so airaelsd as to emlb*d, the B . llll ' seats of the movement. The most striking object waa • group of Rags of ratios& Wises, arranged above • sores* at the *ad of*. hall, bows. a two columns : thesis flogs were blooded toge:lier, and la the centre were two clasped band; bleak sad white, the emblem of the league. Oa ow sib of this yea &model of • locomotive engine, sad oa the other a model of • Mesa vessel, loot by the Peninsular sad Oriimial Steam Navigation emptily. A modal of the Mackie telegraph ran in front mewl the entire eaves, and this isr raegee•st of the groat elements of civilisation sad proviso, oombloid with the idea of the anion of nations, prodatiod an edmirable Mint, end was an object of general admiration. A stall lantediatoly is front of this devise was presided over by Mrs. Cobden, with • seal sad tact that we need hardly say was highly advantageous to the sales. Oa her left was a stall presided over by Mn Milner Gibson. The two centre stalls, on either side, were occupied by the oontributioos m eshed reepeadvele frees Franey sad Ameba. Therm* ladies is.. over from Paris expressly to do the honour of the former ; whilst the latter was ander the presidency of Mrs. Ellis, the authoress Kahn Bonin t who landed from the Canada on Seedily, at Liverpool. was present, and a remarkable instance of the wondrous effects of steam travelling was mentioned, in the fact that cni the 27th of April Mr. Bartitt delivered • lecture In S.. Louis (1600 miles west of Bolton), and on the 27th of May he rucked London. The bizarr is ri continue open th is day sod oa Saturday, and to night (Friday) the 1 meeting of the Larne will be held la the Hall of Commerce, where Mr. Barritt will hive some report of lea endeavour. to ram a lame American de'egatioa to the approackio3 peace emigres, at Frankfort. SINGULAR '.—On the 6th init. a ettennaker, aged 70 years, named Jonas Cooke, residing at Si'ketone, near Barnsley, Yorkshin a rather eccentric etha rioter, told many persons that he Ind only three weeks to live, the first of which he should spend in drinking, the so wad in settliog his books on earth, and the third in winks' his books with heaven, which he should be able to do by the Saturday night of the third week. The Hest week he gnat in drinking, which was nothie.g uncommon ; during that time he mule frequent allusion to his death. The second week, and until Tuesday week, he followed his aneatios. He was then taken ill and had medical attendance, to whom he stated that they were of no nee, as he should die on So tarday night, on which night, at 11 o'clock, he expired. THE CITY OAB COMPANY. Yesterday the com mittee held a meeting, at which Mr. E. Cardwell presided, and after hairier; Mr. Corrie and Mr. Warren on behalf of the Commercial and British Oss Companies, who severally addressed them, came to the unanimous opinion that the preamble of the bill bad been proved, and then adjourned till the following Monday at 12 o'clock, when the claws will be di s eased . THE GREAT EXHIBMON OP 1851.—A preliminary meeting dome of the leading inhabitants of Southwark was h d yesterday at the Bridge-house Retel, whereat Sir W. Molisworth, Bart., M.P., Mr. A. K. Barclay, Mr. C. J. Bevan, the high bailiff, Mr. A. Pellet', Mr. T. B. Simpson, Mr. Orme Drew, Mr. F. Fuller, and other attended. Sir William Molreworth having been called to the chair, it was usmalmously resolved that the gentlemen present be a com mittee, with pewee to add to their number, to get up • re quisition to the high bailiff to convene a meeting of the inhabitants of the metropolitan district of Southwark. for the purpose of considering the propriety of committee appoi 72committee ee for the procuring subscriptions towards a the Greet Exhibition of 18,51, and of appointing local moth missioners to assist the Royal Commission in carrying out such Exhibition. A vote of thanks to the chairman having been unanimously passed, the meeting separated. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAT. Can's Hartley, 134. 6d. ; West Hartley, 13e. 6d. ; Walls End Braddyll's Hutton, 16s. 6d. ; Wall's Bad Haswell, 16s. 81 . ; Walls End Hatton, 16.. 6d. ; Walls End Laabtos, 161.; Walla Bad Stewart's, 16s. 6d. ; Walla End Tess, 16e. 6d. —Blllp at market, 219. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. Oar market, under the Latium:* of favourable weather, was dull to-day, and very little business was traaaseted In any description of grain. The few patois of English Wheat at market were net placed without di/Realty at Monda's rates. Holders were not disposed to gine way in price for foreign Wheat, and reedy buyers had to pay Monday's prises. Barley steady, without alteration In value ; &solos quali- Ilse of lathe-corn were rather dosser, whilst inferior sorts were somewhat cheaper. Beans sad Peas underwent no champ. ARRITAIA INTO LONDON FROM 27th MAT TO Slit MAT. Qrs. Mallets. notek. Irish. Toroth,. Wheat I lu4o I $430 Oats I 410 12110 flour. 1,020 masks; LONDON Avtheas.—Whitat, 435. Id. ; Barley, 235. ld.; Oats, 17s. 7d.; Rya, ths.od.; bar, Ad.; Pet; 21Sa. N. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. 9 /9.64.184Arj.i Ova. I Sys. I Swum I are.a. April 1 0 ... ... 37a 104 SS. Wlk Id,ll. 6d Us 94 14. 91 17 .„ ... ST. Id 13. 14 ' 16. Odllla 114 2.1. 114 SU Id Illsy 4 ... ... 86. 11417. 0114. 7d 16. 114 SU 116 SY 94 Il .., ... AU 04 Lls 0119 i 2416. 1.1446 114 241 Si IS .. ... U. 74 24. 51 13. 1.1 111. 741211. 64 1 34. 114 IS ... ... 40. 74 SU 104 IS. Id 131 4696. 2 1 5 . a. 41. ____ . vogue Ads. awe. Ma 44 53. -- Sa iS• 114 Ile 04 lir." -- Oil Darv.-9714•4, Harley. Oats. am MOW. aad Peak 111. r 6 04 00 .7 , Asti' April $7yM 4. May M. nay IS Mat Si. 39 7 ... , ... ... ». ...i . .=.. N 0 ." .......r ... ... ... ... ... ST 10.. • ... -. .. ... ... .. .. Nll i _ .. ... ... ... BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mears. Patten(lea sad Smith repeat that there is Calt• Sidersbly mere doles ia all Wade et 111 e. man ris• lol 7 is ass Yeartims. ail& have abases& 'bad 1 Per I". ham um lowest mist. wart 11. Home St. 01.1ot to. 'Dribs MUM ••• • ! 55 5 Wald ot Kanto Iloto • zoning gaol to 410 &ma ••• • • • 0 oto OM Moe ...... 0 to 310 lambasts 0 oto 101Vgr MARKET. TIVUDAT 3•1111110. Oar readers tenet eet overlook the feet that all bine, dated has, 1,49, are to be pre realrperneat or ezahasp ea ee before the 6th of Jae* mat _ -Amsterdam letters advise mush firmness in the hese feuds, bat without any advance; in values. Russian and French were firm. Austrian rather heavy. Mexican hooked for. The hoarse on Tues day closed at. the following quotations: Netherland Two-and-a-Half per Coats., 66 6-16; Three per Cent. Corti/., 86.1; Four per Omit., ditto, 66 16-16. Spanish Ardein, 12 11-16; ditto, Three per Cleats., 371 ; ditto, Three per Cent. interior, 31 3-16. Rusin Five per Cents. 1828-9, 1041. Polish Certif., Four per Cents. 744; ditto, 6006., 1431. Austrian Metalline's, Five per Cents., 741 to ; ditto New Five pee C t, , 801: ditto, 1647, Two-and-a-Half per Croat., 40 8.18. French Three per Cent. Certif 611. Mexican, 1846, 28 13-16. Exchange on Lon d on , 12.071, short. At Antwerp, yesterday, a fair amount of business had been done in the national funds, with some slight inquiry for Spamish, Rlllllll Four-and-a-Half per Cents., and Danish Five per Cents. The cladng quotatioas were :—Belgian Four per Cents., 1836, 821; the Four-and-a-Half per Coate, 1844, 89, sellers ; she Eh* per Cigna, HMO and lie 11811 the Myopia Outs., 1848, 961. eallers. Antwerp Active Five per '(bets., 1001, buyers. Austrian Five per Cent. Metal liques, 78}; the "lob" of 2606., 11139, 582, buyers; ditto, 60011., 1885, buyers. Polish lots of 5006., 306, sellers. Sardinian Obligations of 38fr., 32/. Roman Five per Cents., 1832 to 1837; 78, sellers. Spanish Five per Cents., 1834, 121, buyers. The Spanish Three per Cents. were quoted, without hauls, at 811; Russian Funr-and-a-Ealf per Cents., 95; Danish Five per Cent. Loan, 974, buyers. Frankfort letter of the 28th mention an improved demand for Austrian, Spanish, and Belgian securi ties at rather higher quotations, which, at the close of the Bourse on Monday, stood as follows : Austrian Metalliqaes Five per Cont., 761 ; ditto Four-and-a -11 Half per Out., 661 ; ditto Four per Cent, 68; ; ditto 1 1 Three per Cent., 441 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half 'per Cent.,.411 ; 6001. " loose," 1441 ; 260 d. " jaw," 891; Bank liihares, 1,05 t. Spanish Three per Ceuta., 801. Belgian Two-and-a-Half per Contr., 491; ditto Few-and-a-Half per Canto n 901 ; ditto Five per Cent. English, 974; the £ at 12f. Sardinian, as com pared with the previous Monday, were 1 per cent. higher; Hanoveriaa also higher; Darmstadt rather better; Bavarian lower; Nassau 1 better; War temberg 1 higher. The exchange on London was 121$. per 101. for short. The latest accounts from Italy give the following quotations fur the various state securities :—Naples : Five per Cent. Ducats, 971 ; the Four per Cents., 79; Treasury Certificates, 87f ; exchange on Londe's, 581. Rome: Consolidated Five per Cents., 98.60; exchange on London, 546. Tann : The Five per Ceuta., 1848, 84.50; ditto, 1849, 84.75; State Obli gations, 1849, 930. Milan : City Five per Cents., 99/ i exchange on London, 90 days, 3015. Havre advice, mention continued activity in the Cotton market at maintaining prices. On Monday and Tuesday the sales amounted to 4,879 bales at the average of 102 fr. for low ordinary New Orleans, and in some cues 60 cents more was accorded. The greater part was taken for consumption. The total mite of the previous week, including Saturday, were 10,485 bales, and only 62 bales wen imported. In Coffee, several transactions are reported at advanced vices, particularly in Java, it is 'appos e d on s p ecs - Patton for foreign account. The activity in Sugar had subsided, but the small stocks kept the market rather firm. THIS DAY. Two o'czocx. The English stock market to-day is quiet, with may a small secant elfbasiness operations going for ward. Consols were first quoted /in advance of yesterday's closing quotations, at 964, to I, both for money and account, and business was first done at the higher fraction ; they then became rather weaker, receding to 1, and are at this moment called 961 to 1 both for cash and the 12th June. More demand for money is experienced in this market to day than has been noticed for some time put. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been operated in 4051 and 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 971, /, 97, and 1. Long Annuities, 30 years, exp. sth Jan., 1860, at 8 7-16 and 81. India Bonds of 1,0001. have been transacted at 90s. and 86s. prem. Exchequer Bills, of all sizes, mark 68.. and 71s. premium. In the foreign stock market the settlement of the account has occupied almost exclusive attention, and the transactions have consequently been on a small scale, but prices are generally steady at yesterday's quotations. The rates at which actual bargains have been effected are as follows : Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf pa. Cents. at 67 and 561; exchange, 12 gall.; Mexican, for June 14, at 31, 1, and 301. Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1849, for account, at 761 and 76. Portuguese Four per Cents., for account, at 331 and 1. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 934 sad 1; the Scrip, at 21 and 3} prem. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 171, 1, and ; the Three per Cents., at 37i. INGLIS Beek Moak 204 Ti 3 per Cl Rol Aar.. Ski 3 pit Ct. Ova Aim.. Oat 1 IND6.—Truz DAT. 3c h :t. Con. Ace. 661 I 3 par eta ri use NUM. Mk to 71s. IN FUND& 1 per I.lt. Grenade &MOB Omani Deferred 8,1644 1 6 per Ct. We.. Int 361 1 j 6 per Ot. Penteltur Ids.. TR 'll Do. Deterred Dia Portuguere Cony., 33 4 6 per et. Kum. &DON Ditto @pant& Oda. 17j j 3 p Dit er to Cc Perim 6reallt Bd d . i NA 1 11 ltd. per Ct. Venezuela Wm. 31 1 Venezuela Deferred 8de..114 12j /OILED 2i 634,01. Auklas Ikeda. 6 4i yet ft. lift bads. I 41 er Got, t p ot Ma. M DIM LAN 66 Nr uo Ck. AIT II 3 Dltle Cobrimlis Atli! 3 pa 01. 3 666 4 191 CI arty.. 663 MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. SUGAIL—Thers has not been any offered in public sale to-day, bat the market dome with a firm appearance. Re flood Arm; grocery lumps, 495. ed. to 61s. 6d., which shows an advance of Bd. on the week. COFFIN —The public sale of plantation Ceylon is going off steadily at fall price*. Paorax.-900 begs of Penang sold freely in public' sale at full prices, 21d. to 21d. per lb. CoreoN.—This article has again been active during the week, and prices must be considered id. per lb. higher than last Friday. Inbroo—has been steady, at the late quarterly sale prices. BPllll7ll.—Ram and Brandy continue dull of sale. Rms.—This article has become dull ; the speculative de mand has subsided, aced sales to any extent could not be made without giving way in prices. Tao remains firm in price, but the amount of business done has been small. In other articles no material alteration. The put week has been partly • holiday one, but the markets generally wear • steady, healthy upset. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. T e market to-day is quiet, at the priors following'. Town Tallow 38e. ; Petersburg 1. C. on the spot, 365. 9d. ; October to December, 38s. 3J.; ditto, separate maths, 38s. 9d. HIDES.-THIS DAY. 6816 a. to 641ba., 114.; 8111 w. to 721b5., lid. to 2d. ; 72165. to 801bs., 24. to 264. ; 3011* to 881 be., 244. to 3d.; 881 b.. to 98th.., 3d. to 34d. Hone Ridas,Bs. Calf Skips, light, Is. Bd. to 3. ; full, BIZMONDIZT. —Sheep Skins, Downs, 4s. 24. to 64. 2d ; Lambs, le. 84. to 2..44. ; Bkeeriinge, 7d. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. . The minter of Beasts is large sad the trade for theca very dell. Buyers are exceedingly cautioes, the weather being het. Prises are lower; on the average we °isnot quote more than 7s. 4d. for the choicest. and several second-rate remain 'gaga We are:well supplied with Sheep sad Lambs; the trade I slow, sa d it is exceedingly difficult to mantels g w g e sszog ala tet a a a. o a l a . aa c r7 a r a t . are ce au p t heil i ti a f a el ,;al a t a a d a , a a!t a k t o ra tt prise. Neu Gummy and Holland there are 49 Beasts, igg Mai% mad 204 Calves; Seetlsad, 120 Beasts ; Norfolk sad Salang, 400 Baca; and 121 Mika Cows from the Boss Canada. 1 — 74;t7oiwet *l4. I. &.. 4. Pa isms et sr. 4. 4.. 4. p 01115044. naesconb 3 3 i Sod Uri 111.4,14.411 i 33 4 0 BM Ilionliono .. .. I I 1404Liesiouoi.. ..... 0 0 o 0 Isosall MINI BOWL I 113 I. do. Ohm * ... 34 1 3 3•1•64 Pio . . 3 4 0 De. de. AIM . ~. tlO 3 3 owe 6::: ii liiit-iiio: o 0 o woo. ~. __..,„ , .., .i I I 4 a•m• 24 metst. 001; Shoop lad WINO: 1 460 . 1 .1 1 11 m. 806 ; 1104.316. RAILWAYS. Taus DAT, Two o'Cioag, The settlement of the half-monthly moose, ia shares has principally attracted the attention of the dealers today, but a fair amount of Wiesen has, notwithstanding, been doe.. The tone of the market a very strong, and all stocks are quoted better than Yesterday. IGlrest Westerns have touched 58 ; North Westerns, 106#; Caledonians, 91 ; South Booterns, 14j; Berwieka, 14 2 . Greet Northern., 241. paid, have bean done at 9t. ilsrnor Lnw•n illa Prises /Wink,. lAlurdela SC IA4O6I Do. Praire; •:. 6,146%.1166e6. o: I 6 Borlia Emus t. _Won. perpetual D toXt.l 7 8 'I 21 di. 4 dim Dr. irt puha'. I Eirra.Wotr.k B<asz Ville, err.Wolv.. and Dodloor irdadalnd.,orwitheurr. trlst Era" Et a 'narrator as., rod arm. Meld sod Ent II Ds. Thirds ...er 1 5•V mahir. 1.1 Winne; ". . Par iPa 17 28 :8 88 8 Se T A m. a• %Ps& lime aid Dub name - 511 il 101 I 4; I ra Do.( L Do:OLIN V. Ct. Prif. Do. (71.10 o) 7 p. Ct. Prot lbosoro Owedio Do. Now Prod I. DO. Nat. lip. Ct.. No. I do. 1f0.2 N. St E. 6 per Ct... Do. Do. Nowdo. 5 par Cost imotors thaw, sou • A nat. /I. Mir ) . . be. aim B. sae C. Do.= p. Ot.) ac as 10 as as SiS De. Kim **arm ..—. IS limitlaisiailkinfaigaras• Im mas sqt SO Nal 01842 w.— are 21 Xxsair, Goya, It Dor*. 2ls 64e14e aid Exmouth .. 11 4 010.8.111. a Dean Fast 121 124.tiine.1..De ( arred Do. amok Z. P. Cl - De. per Omit. Pref.— GL 11.611.4011 Wont are.) I 11 Da 191.1ttlis Ins Great • af 100 !IC 17:I II MIM ii 4 iil SO IS 14 Is et. 105 Fr?lw ___lortli Imitabl... Do. Sim, to Do. N.•, SI Do. Now Sit . to OM De. Amu De. Third. asormdar and ioakarm D... Ptrte .~ ::: :: iztzl7l ! :: Wo".i2. Ww7roakiLcititi 4..deartg4 De. wed MOW UL roves mai 111,U914. ii . lie 8 i Si 6 $ 71 1 gt LI $1 db. li t i I I 7# to 111 11 # Iga # Pa # 54 SR 8 7pa s 3t 16 16. 7 SO 0 41 Do. PK. 6 t oo l . 3ant Do.l 10 Do. Na. 2 I Do. Do. N 0.3 9 Do.PreL Q 1341 14 Ueda° sad uar tos nu Ina., Brighton. & 8. Coast 100 gas. i p.Ct. De. guanutteal 3 p.0t... lataCroydaa Marfa... 10 1 Ds. Int 3 per Cant—, 10 1 Do.Conart. 3 p.Ct.,11132 ,Lansdon and Ormanwlak Do. Pretenses . and= & North-Western Do. do. Na. 1 alum.. Do.TUtia Dn./106LX m 4114 & Bouth-Weetara ~~i;~ !174 SS Na 17 141 141 Ma 31 q 104 1 cue SO 112 21/ 23% In* 6te pm. $ 07 32 34 36 AT 71 14 74 db. 94 47 49 201 211 it 43 3t {ll , l pm 1 91 191 91 , 101 10 d de. ie. f 12 121 W 1 Do. New, £3O .. ... $4 1 Ds. New, See ... ... & Do. New Preferesoe ... 23 20 lAweetoftQuee.emOlat. ,LoatissairrilkEttalskiEen $ Itaach., Buz.,andltatlcst 100 lesaeh., Bbef.,&Lineolneb' ... 194 9 1 11 db. 3i 7 Re 3 3 dim. .3 % ais. 1 1 Ws opar 21 dia 4 882 i 136 133 101 111 36 66 66 IS 101 11 23 14 : 103_ 106 __ ---, 1 eta i ft par 62 6 ! Pau 19i IBi dia. 17 . _ 13 dis. 17i 9 1 51 HI 4 7; i x a 7; . Do. fiukrZ,No. 1 Do., New tlO Prot. ... .p . p. ?Oak LiatLUnior SLI SO 81. SO 60 SO 181 SS 8 41 4 105 6 1.2 12 Do - 7730 Do. Bina. an.l Derby.. Do. Cones B. tc B. 6p. ' Do.BrewaenValleyPret 47 i 'Midland Greatwon. SO Nuldlesbro'aßed.6p.Clp 1100 ,Newcaetle and Carlbdo 'a Newmarket ... ° `l44 t 44 1 41 1 4 d. 8 8/ die 38 37 26J 261 al 14 13 ,1181 1191 11 4 1 ate! NOrioU7 ! Da Now ASO Do. Azlan.ioo 5 5 Do. Gunn. by St. ss ( North BAUM S 8 I Do. Preferene, 17 41 North euiebroskir• so SO Oxford, Wcer..„*Weivir., U Sd Preston sod %yrs 126 10 Do. Omni (A) - . P " lb II 1144 . 1 , 0062 „5110 &OO' 114 44 Royston sod Ritchie ..! SI I DoJihopreth Eateries Or. U (Omni& Otstrat ...! U 28 drool& Midland ...I _ iiti;wea . B — Crta., Curs D0., _D0., pew OvarantsM... and COIIIIt li ( o et.. W. ,10 ...1 1 1 0 Dves .1 tie Do. Oeweetr Hal Fr' i tO I Do. New... 10 le Do. per Oen:. Peel... 1 10 Of tlaropelure 1: mon SO /0 South Dons IS Si Do. Prdenonee II Ulna* OtiDerdalum... 1 21 , 11 $$ bath tunas JO 00 I Do. No. 1 10 10 , Do. N 0.4 legtheared 50 4? Booth Wales 10 14 O. York, Don. and Goole.. al lin 'Sheffield, Renberhantond Goote,,N.DL mlp ay .Q. 10 10 illaterlardand 10 /0 ;Wear Valley, 6 p.CI. gam— , Do. do. do. 10 110:1W1ntettaven aad Foram so 00 'Wilt., somoneck Wave. 04. U Tork,Nowoutleldlorwiek 10 N Do. Itzt.(Toeta24owat. 23 1 1 Do. o.N.Z.PureasenPrat 100 100 Dollardepool Dooldnit: 14. 6u York and North 111dland 31 10 Do. Prehrteus loanox RAILWAYS. N Azi lo-ltallan (late luillan sal Aastrisaj . 111 lloalogss and Melees .. IS Omani Pram* i Voirion oft* _ 30 10 Do. $ 1 ODs. Leas Paolnaau S 10 Madrid and Valeotia 30 SO Massy aisd Lags DP 16 Northers at Prawn ... 31 7 Winos and lardeass SO SO I Paris mod Odom . 13t 6 81 i 21 7 , FO iWilsaVl Is I?N of ensboari SO Ram mad Awn Posbes IS Tows del ISsates of Wog lissidars Si iis si Ii dl. LITIMPOOL. May 30. Brous-liscmAkort—An exoellent market to-dki, sad better prier. lActrehlre end Teetotal* (tlftlt shares), d.—Lo old North women 10 36 o.ll—Ditto (nee aurae), o.ie. d. —Ditto (I slam C) 1 p.-11Iaaebe-ter, Shelled, sod (preference ahem), Att.—NW/tad, 5310. 7 a.--Ditto (6 shush 2 jj I d.—Narth (B), 163—north Netters and Dower sot. No. 3, 110d1s.) 146 —Ditto (No. 4, tegistered) 4.1-170111, =ad Berwick la. N. E., 6 per mix 6 111 1 30), 6FL—typal 3) d. MAIVCHISTER. May 30. Brooa•B:otwres.—Tbe market wu scarcely so bsoysat as during the last day or two. This was settling day, and that will account to eons extent for the absence of business. Prim wer• weaker at the opening, but wound subsequently, and left IN at about the quotations of yesterday. LSID4, May 30. Brook- iirmairiam—Thie morning tie only treneaetions muted on the board mem In MCJ . Matadi. at ,ea dia. being rating an immanent en gm newton' . quotation. A decided dlegmittia meadtheled Est leggiest* until the telegraph's climatal stemlit make Immertgit grew Lamina market. BIRMINGHAM, May 30. Bross itcnrAimea.—Ther• was inavand ammo is W share Mahal today.-81tretruisary aed weal ddea at 1 d. • •i .64 ,T. t ' IL /t 6$ 114 !! i ndts• ii ii du. 18 19_ 25 2 4 i t 4/ Si l ei ot 10 94 dia. 40 41 1i .; pro. 13 13i i t pal. 17 Ilipa n 6 6 i 3 Ii lI dia. 11 11 aig 41 4 dig 3 7 10 if ii as. 14 14 11 1:I 29 37 db. 54 4 dis. mi u 4 39 40 131 14 11 11 di& a.. tit 171 3 li dla. f 41 die. 6 6 13 1$ Sisoll. 4 Pe- I ipm 17 7 S P :: SS rim.. 7 76 12j )3 4 26 2,1 IS SO N 1 30 1 10 1 23 E 10 1 t. 5. 151 i 13 In N 1411 14 11 9 11 1 17 i