The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-10 00:00:00

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VTlWltier, a d lather part:el:dam apply , Vett-ant: Ent. —City tam thea.eutat„ 1: kI*F.S.-014 EAT WEETRRN RAIL , ,r,‘ r.LtIN rail Mai Mamma PADDINOTON tive..wes NV presided Mo Navy P be. -'• .r iaet entree la millitles leo= tr adler mat be pressiNiei mks/1w Sitazday next. Urle.pat foram, ard at the ag..weet, altempiim smil 049, Won 20tramd mums are #SIS im oupwate kao4bills, apolleataaa rb7r4ray Madam ale 3. 1034. SUBSTITUTE ter SILVER....- .:P NI. lat. et: O'ER. lateediesed pro lb z i. tz 1. 4 .N, rt yi.e.e.l by tile potent mo years et V Ayte.l ell eentenrleee the twee beet betide f.3:•llwe W esepbseed r seek “Mor einem. Ar.y. le by I* parbie tes am It b 44,1" • • • •• • • ••• ••••••••• Seib .• ... air Ma. 1111 a. MI& 70s. esallerdolos, ir., 01 peoporllaft. et-R 44iir t aus IRRI Y 1 Ili Ml,.ir k NOT OTED Itraded Mist Patten. num. Tamers. • !ul•Lre, per awe ... 11116 ... SS% Itle. .. ea. ... , ..:h scirravlage, as sell Ea of irony Ina. ; ...t bee. WO' ,;we Iltfinns sad Barks% Ift, Othri• 41.-ment. and No. I, Neinartreet. . 4 lo WAIF/URI. DUX w.kttit.orrED.—The most varied -• (.11111IT hs the w iiY.. mettwoll ,^ ." sal murneted, is shl:r yen . hroNs‘. 01210.1.41 ed, MIR % :, N. • m.r..rreet, at Irmo that Mt rflfaerM we. or the sales. Wadi tvery•Amilled los. per darn, earn% to mat* •. :• tr. (rt..; :ems 3s. per pair ; lomper • r. ,n, per dozes: if 'Mot or. with sever 4.. . mite Woe table knits, tram es. pm dons; prf plir. black bans table tains tram 011. - l• . tarn 2.. Ad. 'Wel!, from It•pli. AM nicest at mars, ~mg. Iza sea for wfti.e.. this eatabtaamant bee thar. 1 cult:yr of a watery. The a: A foA% to one+ sactutberwfaa.=ll exoteacr.—Fatabliabed a Wilmarana. 1 - •;.—EXTRAORDLNARY —new nt TVA Mitt mg warms, sow. et, .1..1 °maim, Is Now ea *ALZ at WM *. 0a1..4 :meet ,caner d Newaimstrost), Tr.ye, per ote of So. to JO phut& free Cite. from 16e. to 4 ptioese. ri ie. id. Malaita dine 'grimy et opal aieny of thoto eamoseed in the r...? of their atioteol eon, being odd ar nolnd and Oaddivaaarek - cake and Wean A n.LtiM BCATUN (iata 'Upson smd : A e.:....vrat. 1121 std ('O'S BLEACHING and for Ferrates, Laundreress, Dyne, and • • . llEllottli 'tom Manifolel.pl.,ee Ken - • • • eat ,• rto Temple . bar`. —Tbe Bleaching • - -• evrenerlinaryelesnsiug and basehing pro. • • •• auil as unlike the liquids as • • t 'nee n..t rot or injure, but dem Ma • • •• ..-_ a only half the quantity, le Milniatip • • It Make' el strong • froth, that for • • 114 co, little. Some of the mad • • • !arm" bane used it foe slits, linens, .:t superior to every other. Latta. • we employing it will never be . • •.e most eo - asernical and valuable • • • •-• It wig be • saving of team • —..r.d gentlemen, by the whet m liner •• . • e a wel ae marble thimney.pimas, • • -. . toot" equal to new. &Id email la Para • . • . for 2.5., ar.d a firkin or frilbe., at 9d. fur export:lM's%. The Begeterative • • • • cleansing and beautifying all kinds •:.. %al:zee, for reeiving colours, and imparting a th,h. It removes SWISS and grease from gen. • r.c.•••ene the c lour of sesrlet, perfectly cleaner vr.;.ing over the ants," restores the most delicate tf maws .ind gold epulettee, making them look • P. Is :ree Iron smell, aid varriated twit to inure the • I hi , is Kid in 21b. jug, at 2.. per jar, or in halt firths* at 10d. per la. In no ears should soda, or any -rams; be used ari' either of the snaps. Burr ry, T./Bette, Soap. Bold in pats st la, Is. ed.. and ilesere. Barclay and Ise% li3. lama-daustreet. 1' ItRI LIFE PILLS. —An invigorating,sromatic, .e, aperient niedielne, pdateashie estraordinv y rirtucit.4:s c•• at the root of Warms, stimulate the action of a t eic ',More to,c to the stomach, stun:then the perms .!.f, the Waal and amritione, remove inthgcstion, bean. bile, re.iere the conautution of all morbid re.toee the patieat to pmect bcaLla. None ant • • the fa0.,11.1.e of the sisnature of th^ proprietor; to T. • I Cs., Crane.court, Feet-Areet, London,* I. cattle • • - • !,o hnze• at le. Itt., Is. SI., and family pellets at r• - ••:*1.-:able medicine venders throned:ye the world. • 7., eh vrith obeli bos.—Wholcule London • • •one, Famnados.striet Edwards, tet= • .and CO, Bow Charchrad: Sanger, lit, Was& 11 PATH Y.-HOWEOPATHIC, ad ACCEMORT PREPARATIONS m maw '7 at JANES LEATH'S ilamopathla Opm. • asd 3, St. Faure-churchyard. ••• ~ tomad la Ile raaashetara la rmolsed by ib the unbar is la the habit of Wag = rt.i.:pathk Phonarey, 11. rometroot, :t a practical aid piarmaorodud ehlaht la la . r,ia barbs WWI the Maw of these new :.ov. •Le author We that ha tam defy mous. 8:01.• < cachous thlublio."—Dr. Laurin . Jut pa uw i l 9d. ugh; vet tree, h. : tar the table or pocket, amddlng to the Imtlis, 78. ed. 4O bottles, SU. 12 „ 12s. Is 24 „ 24a. W >L „ 200 „ 105 e. assortinat of the liilootse valuable ezteroal Los Tozkodesdrou. Gook caw ,•• •4: ftivay; or 1w Itimearine prow& :!Lviaidraata. sad vatortaory surgeons supped *Pram _ - .), 'PATRIC 00004 Is. 4d. per lb.; CHOW- I.L.NALLOI.:6 MOD, Is. Gd. pr lb. ; Dentilrke, •• bz ..n atherv•ity approm aL ••• .1;4 molar? eels, mil% ! It lOGRAl' ma ili of LEIGH HUNT; - • To.. of Frits& sed Ocelomparolea In b yob. I .rraic., prise SI& dl„ ei salwased `MAN fake. Yd Co., 61, CLVVAWICLIVII NEW MMES. ') LIFE. Naill!BUNT': W ISignal/I 4 ths." •• .. , u4-I,l4sig rad limair Moralw—Eseur. ,rve• of 1.1001611111111/ 6 / 4 1•011. 1.0.11•41. tt:sr a rt fires -044.ry Trip sod -.-1/arion at !I lasabot at Hata•—ilasio— "aes Paiblog, Air, Sri, a •w MOUNTALNIL I vela L. on ; by FA. • •` • Lahr*—`ketcb of rdtabtrit, .rnry —titTllllll...*llo. Datdia. , r.es rd,6aq Is.; by post. Is. 'tit to CAT, bitINK, sad AVOID. WWI F.'s sad tea our mune say rea. ' sts N' suing every lona (camp and sere) at ran. •%. . sad audattak' d coos•.itutiod, that harries the •• pirissars„ Winans, or study, and sattdtion • sad mks list diet and ;dualist relguialks of Arsnaw4ew U. XS, O lo urabill ; Combo. da•Alr .whor. . Argelliam •• • S 4 Atitweak.—Saturday manias, the . ' ' • ••• , ..tv of 11 , reeneartes-lane Gaol was thrown a: carat, owieg to a tradesman of caosiderable 'P*" &tenni: road bent, hear himself is Use , 4".4••• rear ot the MSIIOIIII . Arne, • the 111.. a Use eafortunate gentlesaaantl ' earg• t urinal ua an ever.sive badness ea a bone ' 11. n—ed tsys a Hr. Mo. k, the landlord of the . Aftr sant eleven o'clock, and that gentleman he remained at the bar some tine, •ke Itt went into the yard, at the r• Inc slattle-gruund is situated, and some few • 1 "wain linens Hldee , the panes, had to Intro a shed adjoining, when he beard a ~,v ide the skittiv-eround, and finding the ';. a. I -,ked thrnigh th• keyhole, aad observed the &inn In sa a Is.. at the lur:het sad, ensiglioN ) 11. linnet), tailed men'ance and eat deceased " • Evans, surgeon, near the polkw-eourt, wee d 'try 'Wale. was made W restore asiatatioa. •" 0 . lie was Isreatlinir when cut d nen, bat • • *.' ' , an. a. The deceaeed wan highly mr es t: i d "' •ighnoure, sail believed to be in good e • had drunk W • grist extent, which treiernes. An impost will be held this day • 14•41 rim. .0- ~" • ;.. '", • 9 ... r • T : gem. , • t T• INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, WANBTBAD, THIS DAY. no anneal satin of tbo governors of this %Ai taiga took phes to-Jay, at the Lead's Tenni, Bishop gate•street, maim Ute report et the enantittee, sad to appoint seem Ore tin sewing tear; aid he Me 'hens. el 49 Malmo to be admitted atm the whoa ; Mr. B. B. Udall in the their. The report, which was received and adopted, stated that— The number of orphans in the MAUS at tu date if teat report (April 30th, 1849) was 288 ; them ham abase bees adesitted i Z t eleetion 130, sad by the Zed Sal lard r ake, rake, 3, • total of 431 ;of than 62 haw ha oh the eomplettes oftheir torn ; the deaths from the splismies of Ideas, have boon 13, sad free all other emus, 11 ; it mast be remembered, lament that this nentality e: . toads over a period o f b etween thinlenand losoOma okootlio, sue naiades these eases of triads de orb fa tally is the prise of 1849, Mahon other MAY= priento torely cot off by by hereditary disease ; then sew man en the establishment tb ft* handfed and thirty five, milli& mama bet will be itemised to three hundred mod sevooty-100 by the thence of tkie day. The financial statement anacences that en the day of the thaahasivien, lam wunater, 3,0001. was contributed to this showy la 000grogatiosal oollostiosa alone, ezelodiro ot a very analderabh dam teethed as .• th °Bungs " hoe Mime warm. Bassoolesil by this &Adidas to their funds, the coaunittoe at win intoned the number of children received at eke special denies to 50; and they have more nand, bean ensued is pnvldiaa the needful furniture awl Amines tee the rung wards, eo that, in • Tory few weeks, the stylus will be prepamd for the re• my** of the fall amber et diatom to he retehed dung tie smaraara.— oTL — .7 istiefplB from the Ist binary I. the 31st Dmember 1949, was 18,6701. Ir. 6d., at,d the talmudism' 16,4591. 134. 2L, Laving a &lanes in the hands of the trea surer amosating to 2101. li. 4d. After the adoption of the report, some of the formal bail use was disposed of, and the election of children was pro ceeded with. Tee poll closed at three o'clock, sad the names of the successful ceadidatee having bona declared, the 'lett ing separated, with a vote of thanke to the chairman. THE FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETIES. ;era= the Manchester Eremites., .1 AMongst the most important means of promoting leimeial and parliamentary reforms, and preserviort the free trade measares whieh have been obtai..ed , are, strict Mien• don toll'. eaglet, Won of esters. and the tormatioe of freehold lard societies, will the view of enlarging and improving the incity constituenciei. Numerous musings, attended by deputations front the Manchester Association, have beta heM in various parts art the kingdom, at which, while thenecessity of retrenchment in the expenditure to at least the standard 011835, and of a more complete control over the House of COllllllOll% has bum fully shown, it has been etreegly urged that efforts for a more perfect system of government ehos'd not cane as y relaxation in the use of the m eans w hi c h t h e constitution has platted in the hands of the psople for adding to the string* of retormen sow ia parliament. la the South Leaesalsire registration fur 11.49, under the direction of the aseoeiatioa, the gems on ohjections was 2G6, and on new chime 192, making the total gain 458. la North Lancashire the total gain was 337 ; and similar fa. emrabk results have followed in other counties, whore, meted by eorreepondence with this amociatim, due atten tion has been paid to the registration. The importance of constaut attention to the registration is not, lineever, to be measured by the ?snag of claims and objections. By changes of residence, to., re-elaiir• hase to be made; and if regleeted, the resetretien became vitiated to a great extent. Is 1849 the re-e'en:as on the part of re formers in South Laneeshire alone were 1,200, and 800 In North Larmasire. The movement for on inert are in the county conititnen fres by the purchase of 40s. freeholds bps, in like manner, received *considerable impedes from the operations of the awwiation and it is the inten"on of the council to perse vere in this course of combining its general exeoeitions of mi•ttoverament under the present: exceedingly defective sys tern of representation with close attention to the timeliest and mare immedi►te remedies. The Freely Ider—a monthly paper, eetabllshed to give fell and complete mformation connected with the freehold land movement—of let June, contains the following table of sortie ies formed, with the date of formalist, the number ,f members, and the number ordure taken: Sfdaties. 'Members. Shares. When formed. Bich B -smith= Bradford Brid 84 .. 120 .. July, 1849 Bursfatin , Tunica' Barton-on-That 345 .. 413 .. April, 18.50. Coventry Derby and Derbyshire Dudley l3O .. 158 .. Feb 1848. lialifez lB5 .. 242 .. B.pt. 1849. Hanley l9l .. 343 .. Jan. 1850. Heratued Herts and Bids Hall, Beverky sad B. B. __ . . _ _ _ 011(4)40dr. 274 .. 404 .. 1850. MO and E. H. of Yurk- shire 1;.. swish and Suffolk Ir , nsolr, Colebrookdale, end Shropshire liiddarsakstar ll2 .. 143 .. Oat. 1849. Kinser B5 .. 85 .. March, 1849. Leiessess Lim da and Liscolnakire 48 .. 97 .. oe. 1849. Ludlow Ilaneheoter sr.d Northam Mantis. Natiosal (London) 1,649 .. 3,007 .. Oct. 1849. 1 Newpirt Newcastle-m-1 o• North Staff r•dsliire. New castle Branch Northampton Peamett Pennon 43i .. 740 .. Jan. 18.50. Iles and Oechentlohl 127 .. 177 .. Dee. 1849. Postypool 8w 'e l2B .. 136 .. April. 1850. She Meld Melbess Amon 248 .. iBO .. Feb. 1849. Banbridge 2OO .. 294 .. May, 1848. Bt. Panora 790 .. 1,100 .. Jane, 1849. Sunderland Wilke-411 Westminster Yorkshire, West kitting. 350 .. 470 .. Jan. 1810. Total 14,281 20,475 From this table it appears that there are already upwards of 60 societies, counting 14,281 weathers, who hold 20,476 shares. As the average price of en allotment--thelt al lotment givirg • county rite, is 261., it will be seen that in • short peened more than half • million sterling will be expended in the purchase if forty-shilling freeholds, a pretty convinense proof that the working classes, who form fully two-third' of the number of intending parka...iv, are in earnest in their desire to make the Hosea of Commons mere thorough'. representative of the people. The Freeholaer eels :—" The estates purchased are appro- priated by the shareholder' as garden and building grounds c hiefly, and the allottees MIK everywhere greatly interested in their property. Many members have already built house., on their lots. At /Linear, one member has built four cottages on two sharer, one, two en one share; and another. one. Payments are re puted to be wry regularly made; and the habits of the shareholders greatly im;roved in induery and sobriety. From Birmingham, we are assured that ' the effect upon the habits of the members is excellent—their increased industry and temperance are not only admitte n by themselves, but corroborated by their families. " Since the above table has been compiled, mural other eoeietin mutt have been formed. Orm is already In active operation in Oldham, where upwards of 300 shares have been subscribed for, sad its officers, aided by a deputation from the Manchester Financial Reform Amociation, ue bringing the subject before the townships of &I con, Lute, bo ff in. wood, and Waterheed Miff, and the probability is that the society will soon be in great strength. We trust the tows, in North Cheshire will follow the spirited example. FREEHOLD LAND MOVEMENT. The subjoined letter os the subject of this 1110TMIIIV has been addreteed by the hon. member for the West Riding to Mr. Benjamin Bower, of Haddereflelo.—" London, 6th June, 1860.—Dtar sir,-1 am much obliged by your letter giving me the details of your coeratiens for the Lingle Building Society and the Freehold Lind Siciety. I look with great interest and maim. faction upon any effutts vied* to induce the mans of the people to economise and boas* owners of property. It is by such a poor alone that they can. so • duo, elevate themselves in the social seals. Their 'sin is two-feld; they not only strengthen their independence, but by self-denial and improved moral habit'', they secure the respect which is always telt towards men of virtuous and orderly lives. Yoe eaanut therefore render • greater senior to the working people than in teaching the. to mve their money by eon trolling their desires, mad putting • curb upon their Lousiest., —I am, air, yours truly. RICILIIIID CosoJor.-1111r.B.Bower " TUE COLLIIRT EXPLOSION AS USWORTIL—The leased on the unfortunate suffuen was held on Friday when, situ a lengthy lavestigation ism the circumstances, the jury, after • few ainatee' consultation, rammed the, following verdict:-" We are of opinion that Robert Storey and twelve Clues mime to their death by the firing of U.. worth pit on the 6th instant from • ' blower,' which moved the coal from the workings, and ignited at a cradle, and that there wea no want of ventilatioa or are to our knowledge." Two of the cuff' refs by the " after damp" are not eapected to recover, but the other three are gradually recovering. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1850. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. The here swim et the above mut wee epees* thM wakes, W the Right /Us the Lard Mayor, the ihreerdre tbe usual Clity f Alarms /111=11oets, aad Cards, the Bhrefilby The shads ..0 the SSW et 184 primers. The ass*" is hle Same le the mad jury, said it =La a ids dim the steads did see preisat lan . aselty whisk required ids to take aay leertbeasd remarks S. Seek sad nes et the Waft Pr4o - say didiewity psis et kw, but piSidjuily volved settees of hal, whisk the wad jury Win DetlY esepeteat Io demi with widest tie animas of the eoart ; he Soak sot deeds Ohms Isla the perforsaas el their duties by say obeervaties, whisk enders& airsimeteacts would b. aaaverwery. Tbe greed jury thew rocked, sad the sun meads& le dispose et the batwe el the ematoe. DUNDEE AND ARBROATH RAILWAY. The annual meeting of the shareholder, of the Dundee and Arbroath Railway Company, was held on Wednesday at Duman. C. Ormuz, Poq , altalsmaa of the direction, was ogled ea to preside. The report of the directors dated that, *wording to the teems of se ilea from the Perth Calamity, ea adj ustment of =Urn had been made, the Arbroath Company reeedviag pleat to the vabse SAM 10.. id„ and security for the payment of a balms, of 6,01 W. Oa. 71. A matted dead el espepaties he, aft legsommed. demnearae• lenlng the dleeeltetlas d the irrangemeet between the two companies had been inserted in the Perth Company's ICI presently before psrlianaest. The keel year of the line was stated to be equal to the amount in forgoer years, but there had boa a falling off is the through troffer, caused by a ourabiastion between the Scottish Midland and Aberdeen lines, against which the Arbroath Comiany are seeking redress is parliament. The report concluded by mom mending a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. par gamma for the hail-year ending: 30th April last. The CHAIRMAN west brii fly over the heads of the report, and co, gratulated the shareholden on the satisfac tory completion of the terms of separation from the Y.rth Company. ANDREW LOW, Eq., moved the adoption of the r e p or t, whkh was seconded by Zinnias Coutsa, Esq., Hinton, and unanimously agreed to. Mr. DAVID MITCHELL, after referring to what had been said about the obstruetion caused by the conduct of the Aberdeen Company, eked if the complaints which were formerly made as to the conduct of the Erliaburgh and Northern Company were now obviated, or if the Arbroath line was still suffering injury from the arrangements of that Com T pany. he CHAIRMAN replied that the obstruction still exists, but the Rite burgh and Northern Railway Company are not the cilia! of it. It was caused by the Aoerdesn Cempeny, who refuted to receive through Stints from Edinburgh to Aberdeen if the parties came by Droughty Ferry and Arbroath. The same obstacle existed with the conveyance of goofs from Edinburgh to Aberdeen. The Edinbareb and Northern Railway, however, was not parties to this obstruction. SO tar from that, Mr. Ellice, one of their direetors, had given the Arbresth deputation the utmest assistance, in endeavouring to compel the Aberdeen Company to act on a fair priniiple, and he had been of tne greatest use to them in parliament. Even if this ermpeny were defeated in parliament on this matter, al though he hoped they would be successful, the public would not long submit to an arrannment by which passengers were carried oat of their way a cumin el 23 nide.. Mr. Collier corroborated the chairman's statement, and remarked that, to pre even coming from the south to Dun dee, Arbmatb, Forfar, Brenhin, and Moutroo, the route through Fi'e to Broughty Ferry was by far the most expo. ditious. He suggested that these towns should take the matter Op. A vete of thanks was then given to Mr. Guthrie for his conduct in the chair, and the meeting 'flowed. ALARMING FIRE AT A DISTILLERY.—Skortiy after nine o'clock tt Is morning the neighb iuth iod of L I. tester-liars was thrown Into a state of considerable alum in cons tpaence of the su. , din cutbreak of s tire in the maids brimming to Mears. Rosenberg and Montgomery, dirillers, 64, Cud t-street. The disaster was aided from IMO one haviag left the tap reseeded with a vat filled with spirits, turned on; this allowed the contrnts of the vet M run over the fl uir4, and eventually to rums in contact wi:h one of the fires, when the spirits became ignited and ran about the building like liquid fire. For some short time the complete destruction ut the property appeared ineritab'e, but eight canines of the London brigade, with others of the peril', tame up, and the flames were ex tinenA!il. Toe damage deem is very considerable ; it was dated to the firemen that 360 gallons of over-proof spirits were destroyed, independent of the damage dens to the premires end machinery. The firm was insured in the Hand-in-Heed Fire-cffiee. FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE HAMPSTEAD PONDS.- On Saturday afternoon a melaneh..ly accident occurred in rine of the ponds situated in the vicinity of the Lower Heath, Hampstead, which resulted in the death of Mr. Sibley, schoolmaster at Highgati., and the son of Mr. Barnes, aged 13, of Breeknocti Villa, Camden Town. Mr. &b e,. had left Highgate with his pupils for the purpose of walking to Hanirsteal, as was his usual custom on the 8 stonLy after noon, and while in the vicinity of the ponds he was alarmed by the cries of a youth who was bathing, and with out removing his coat or hat plunged into the pond, which is of considerable depth, to rescue the uhfortuente youth. In the attempt to save the sinking led he betels • so faint (alstiough a very good swimmer) that he also 'auk. The body of the unfortunate gentleman was taken out in about 16 minutes, but life was completely eatir.et, although medi cal assistance was speedily procured. What throws an ad. ditional Ikea ',ver this fearful eatistrophe is the fact that Mrs. Sibley had started from Highgate to mast her husband, and the melancho`y (vent wu abruptly communicated to her by the pupil., the sudden shock al i,oat dap • • g her of reason. The bodies are now ew.iting the coroner's is quest at the Frefinasou's Arms, Downshiiebill. A DETECTIVE POLICEMAN COMMITTED TOM Ron BIZT.—On Friday last, at Norwich Guildhall, Thomas Davies, a detective officer of the Eastern Counties Railway Police, was brought up on remand from the previous day, clamed with stealing a parcel consigned to the cmilwair's care for delivery in Landon. Mr. J. J. Hizon stated that he made up a parcel, as usual, en Whit Bonds, evening, and took it to the E astern Counties Railway station, where it was hooked, at about ten minutes past seven, by one of the clerk, who received it, and signed a book in witness's possemion to that effect. Tree parcel was addressed to a Mr. Bomtsll, in London, awl contained two account-books. one a chi ck against the other; a balance-sheet of the goods mild and the goo& wanted ; a 61. note of the East of Eng land Bank, No. 6,820, and dated April 29th, 1848, as now produced ; three sovereigns, a hattoovereign, two shillings, a sixpence, twopence in copper, and a pair of Indian rubber goloshes. The note produced was the one he enclosed in the parcel. It corresponded with the date and the entry in his book. Ile always kept a description of the notes. Notice h*ving been given of the non arrival of the parcel at its destination, inquiries were sat on foot by the company, and the 61. note having been traced, was proved to have been paid to Messrs. Moan and Sou's, in the Minorite, by the prisoner. Other coofirowory evidence having been given, the lammed was fully committed for trial. ATTEMFTID MURDER AND ROBBERY.—On Friday three mee, named Price, Fagg, and Batty, were brought before the magistrates at Guildhall, Docesette, charged with attempting to rob and murder, on the Queen's hi g hway, Mrs. Mary Listtr, on the night of Wednesday last. It ap- Enlfrom the evidence of Mn. Liars., who is the wife of t Lister, Eeq , of Bently, near Doncaster, that en Wednesday last, as she was returning home, at about 10 o'clock, she was stopped by the three prisoner., who de manded her money or her life, at the sense time making use of the most horrible oaths and imprecations. Mrs. Lister bravely refused to comply with their r: quest, at the same time telling the prisoners that they had better be off, as her husband was coming up. They told her, however, that if she did not immediately give them her money, they would e etainly have her life. Mrs. Linn then eadeavoured to serape, when she was immediately fired at with a brace of pistols by Price, both of which very providenthlly missed fire. Some persons coming up at this moment, the prisoners mode off, only taking with them a hag belonging to Mrs. Lister. Information having been given to the polioe, the prisoners were apprehended, and on the prisoner Pries were found the pistols. The prisinen were all fully committed to take their trial at the neat mazes. A Ctistrous EscAPE.—One night list week, when the mail train from Dander, reached Artvoath, it was found that too many pueengars had ectered one of the Diontro , • carriages, crowning it to excess. The guard took a number out, shut the door, and, after finding room for them in other carriage', the train started, but while le►ving the platform the door was again opined by a pumper in quest of a mat. Not finding room, he closed the door, but did not tura the meek, and in this state the carriage proceeded, the guard laver suspecting that anything was wrong. The train had proceeded about a mile out of Arbroath, an was get.g at the rate of about 26 miles an h..tte, when a woman belong -415 to this place. in allowing her child, a boy two years of age, to go down from her knee, let go her hold of it that it might amuse Itself with another child sitting opposite. The mother bring next the carriage door, the child leaned upon it—the door opened, and a shriek of horror from her an. n.unoed that the child was gone. The guard being far hark among the arraign, the my of the passengers was not heard for same mintreci, during which the train had pro ceeded to the Coniston station. The engine was then un coupled and run on to the oth,r line, and proceeded to Ar broath without Bodies the child, but it was shortly after wards brought to the station, almost uninjured, by two boys who found it tanning along and crying on the Use.—Mow• from ;fondant. MORZY MARKET. Llateansir IMMO. mellitus as abaadant moves, and although tbsn bees has bias so esthort ma* demandp f ls oe o e it daring ia the the tabs t it* humor, mare readily takes on call at I = l.l.l arlax_ labi le alid &Wac ahinid ltso=fse lal ls ii = isf....risa takes Foos at this period, it is not time money will sosamaad somewhat 171 -- anas lima an at mond Tho regular ward' WS kr dismount an the same as last quoted, lo 2 3 ppestt soak Ike 3 and 6 months first elms paper. whist the "'Wads area" do sot hesitate to la Imams at k, mimes * par mat below the Lom- biribstrom disamming Ines. Exchequer Bills have bas steady at ass =Ors price all the weak; Ida* the somparalivoly slight decline in Ifse price of Wirt bonds is solely to be sacidirod to the nodes of a reduction of the rate of interest from 3k to 3 per aut. per annum; IS take egad twelve months boom. Ties Bank of lla‘land return., as published this morning ia the Dody New, exhibit an imams* in the weekly oirou laden, active, of 214,428 J., ;Ladd 76,0061. la the sot** issued, sinking the tomer item about one million in sasses of last year. The dowses* during the week 'the is onaddsrablo, being ao Isis 6914 411 Val faets fully bsar oat tho view we have takes of the money marl*, and indicate the increased requirements for mosey on the part of the comeseredal public. The ag of the public de posits being 7,677,6601. est only 5,640,6191. Islet year, is in perfect harmony with the Board of Trade return. published yesterday, and exhibits the general trade of the country, under the auspices of free trade, as being in a progressive and flourishing condition. The following are the extreme prices at which Consols and Exchequer Bills were transacted each day daring the week: _ - - Metal Lowest Closing Prim. Price. Prig. kr Nosey .99f N N I to 9 Tueadsy T Perr ar am massy ouat (Jump It) .. l6l NI to f For ammult ......„ ...... 96 ... MN to Wodamday Tor wort 97 90 to For moon' 97 Thursday Far mow 96? Far amt ..... 96 Friday For saemey..... N llB4 96 to For mama 96 N . 96 to Saturday Poe wr0wy......... .. . 96, Ike moot .. .. .V, 964 iit.• to Elth:1=9111/1a. Mb wet*. Lait week lUghset. Lowest. MANG lowest. Wade; ...... —.. 11s. pm. ... Ole. pm. ... 71s. pm. ... 67e. pm. Toselay - Reimodor 7la. pm. ... ON pm.... 71.. pm.... 69a. pm. Tbunduy „_ 7le. pm.... —a. pm. ... 71.. pm.... N.. pm. Friday ........ 71a. pa. .. 69.. pm. ... 71e. pm... 66.. per Saturday ......... 71a. pm.... GU. pm.... —a. pm.... Ms. pm. The official returns of the exports of the melon. metals from London during the week ending the Gth inst. show that tie shipments of silver have been un asually heavy, and mainly to St. Petersburg, to which quarter no less than 812,700 cz. have been despatched. Thu account in detail is es follows :—Gold duet, to Havre ' 74 oz. ; gold bare, to Dunkirk, 1,000 o z . Silver bars, to St. Petersburg, 432,034 oz. ; to Madras and Calcutta, 20,001) cz. ; silver coin, to St. Peters. bars, 380,866 oz. Making a total export for the week of 1,074 oz. of gold, and 832,700 oz. of silver. This has been a week of much fluctuation in the market for ra;lway shares. During the two first days the advance in prices which had been for some time past in pre cum of establishment was firmly maintained, and even higher rates were in many in stances ontained ; but on Wednesday and the follow ing days rather extensive selling operations were made on account of speculators desirous of realising profits, and the consequence has bren, in most in stances, a gradurl decline from the rates previously ruling, more especially in the case of those stocks which are usually patronised as media of speculation, the wholly or partially guaranteed descriptions hav ing undergone little change. To-day more firmness was apparent, and the market cloned at a slight im provement. As compared with last Satu!dav's figures the closing prices show a rise of 31. in Great North of England ' • 11. to 21., in Bristol and Ezeters; 11. in Hnll and Selhys, and Leeds and Bradtords; and 10s. in London and North Westerns. Oa the other hand there is decline of nearly 11. in Caledonians ; about 235. per cent. in Great Westerns; 1/. in London and South Westerns and Midlands., and 10s. per cent. in Brighton.. The traffic returns for the last week exhibit a falling off in the receipts of most of the lines, especially those which at this season of the year are patronised by the seekers of pleasure, but the decrease is quite accounted for by the circumstance. already noticed by us, that the present returns are for an ordinary week, whilst last year's receipts, with which they are con trasted, are for ti e Whi•sun week. Notwithstanding this circumstance, however, the receipts on s.veral of the great lines continue much in advance of last year's; thus the Caledonian return is 6,3391. against 5,4891., in 1849 ; London and North Western, 46,8411. against 45,2271.; B:i.shton, 13,1021. against 10,2131.; South Eastern, 11,7361. against 10,8291.; Barwick, 14,4731. against 12,7951. On taking the aggreg ate of the re turns we fired that the sum received for the past Reek on 5,510 miles of railway was 254,999/., being at the rate ot 481. 10s. per mile per week ; whilst for the corresponding week of last year 240,2161. wu re ceived on 4,808 miles, or at the rate of 49!. per mile per week. There is thus an increase this year of 14,7831., and an increase on the mileage ot 702, ac compauied with a decrease in the receipts of 2/. 10s. per mile per week. The following are the extreme prices at which business has been done in railway shares dosing the week: LOW'S! Price. „ 2 io SO CaledonLin 1:1 20 Eastern (Sounded; 7 SO Edinburgh end Cilangow .... n 100 Great North of England. 222 24 Gnat Northern 100 Gnat Western 6O 30 Ma on My 96 30 Lamar of Outdo 6l 100 Lunseldre and Torii** 42 —0 3 9711 lune end Breaked. " 4 1 111 Laden sad llama 100 Inedrit, Befsbisnond South Wu 100 Luanne& Wee& Western lO9l ..... ......... 106 100 Laden salon* Western es _ 61 100 1218156 U ....._..».. ..... 86 23 North Bride 171 North Stalerdshlre 8 . . .».».. 78 23 Used& Central — l3 „ II 3311 Rank liestern 50 Wllts, Sonterste, end Weymouth. 4O $3 York, Newcastle. and Berwkit. ll 60 York end North 11611 end The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited st the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk ( 6 ) is placed, it is to be under stood that the share rate of dividend is lees the in come tax : Three per Cent. Comte ..average pries 96t yield per cent.= 1 11 Three per Cent. Reduced 95 n 3 7I lltree.and.a.Quarter per Oents. 97 oo X 4 Bank stock (die. 8 per cent. per sea.). 209 a 3 1 ej India Stook (dm. N 104 per eent. per ana.)367i n $1 6 Braque Ma ut. 36. per Rodent Opuntia' Elit.Ndie l . Ismer sh day) . of . I IS 10/., equal to IS per wet per enaJ 7 n 4 0 Oreat 9/setera• (dlr. at the rate of 4 pee cent. per ann.) `an owily, and Tarkahlr• 4100 Stook (dlr. at the rate of 3 per cent pee son.) London and Tenth Welders. (dlr. at Nitrate 073) per cent per ane.) BO N. 6 9 3 London and Brighton* (gmb dead per 1001. nook for the haI NW f year, equal to N. Illa. per ant. per ann.) Landon and North Westin* (dlrkked at the Me of 6 per cent per ann.) 107} so 4 IS 0 'Mimed* (dlr. at the rate of 33 per et, par son.) 36 oo 6 lb 104 &nth. Itastere• (dlr. at the rate of 3 6 lit 4 per cent. par ann.) Commercial letters from Havana of the 19th May, received by the Pacific, mention that notwithstanding the discouraging accounts from all quarters the sugar market remained firm. Prices were quoted, for whites 81 to 10 realF; yellows, 8 to 71 r.; brown, 61 to 61 r. Whites were scam and enquired for. The freight market was dull, with a declining tendency. In some instant=s 425. 6d. had been accepted for St. Petersburg. Exchange on London was quoted at 10 t.. 101 per cent. pron.. THIS DAY. Two o'Cr.ocx. There Was some d of heaviness apparent at the commesemnset of ia the Reglieh stock market this morning, and prices opened at a decline of oboe Sistarday, Connote being first called 961 to ; bat the news received by telegraph of the failure of the Lops expedition against Cuba gave some animation to the market, and the price rose at once to 96j to 97, at which it continue quoted for offish and Wednesday next. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been done at 951 and ; and the New Three-end-a-Quarter per Cents., at 971 and 98. Exchequer Bills mark, 715.; ditto small, 68e.; and India Bonds, 88s. pm. Long Annuities have been done at 8 3-16; ditto 30 years, 1860, at 81. The business in the foreign stocks Is of an ordinary character ; prices are steady. For Brazilian the market is rather firmer. The intelligence of the tailors:of the expedition against Cuba, communicated in a second edition of this morning's Daily New has caused an improvement in Spanish stooks, and the price of the Fives has advanced to 171. Danish Five per Cent. Bcrio has been done at 9 press. ; Fera -1 vian Actives at 78. The price of actual sales, &soffit:jelly reported, are as follows: Brazilian Old Bonds at 88. Austrian Five per Cent s ., a t 77 ; exc h ange, 12 go. b a s sterling. Chilian Si x per Cents., at 99. Five per Cents., at 981; ditto ir t - c t at 9 premium. Two-and-a-Half per Cents. Dutch, at 57 and 1; exchange, 12 guilders; the Four per Cent. Certificates at 861 and 1. Grenada Deferred at 41. Mexican, for the 14th June, at 311. Peruvian Four-and-a-half per Centa. 1849, at 78 and 771; ditto Deferred at 341. Portuguese Five per Cent. Converted, 1841, at 331. Russian Five per Cents., at 108. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 171 for money, and 171 and I for ac count ; the Three per C. nts., at 38 for money, and 371 for account. ENGLISH FUNDS.—Tats DAT. Peak Stook. 268 9 3 pet CL Oat sae. 861 T 3 per Ct. Bat Anna. PH 6 3* per Ct 0.1971 i 3 per Cl. Can. Lora. 933 7 164thequar bra. (EL to 710. FOREIGN FUND& 6 pr 04. Swaim Boo& 1 par CL Oratodo Mo.. 18 3 44 par Ot. Wig. Booth'. 41 9 Ortrado Dewed Bra. 4 i 23 per Cant.. 6 por Ct. htia.. IL 314 2 6 pa Ct. Brazilian BEL. 88 8 6 pea CL Pain &IL, TT 8 Ditto Now, 04 7 Do. Dotard 116 s. 6 pa CL Sumo • Arm, 61 3 Paulsen 00. , .. 31i 4 3 Ditto Cbiloto Ms., 97 9 I r iu e . t. RUM Wig., to . / 9 Ditto Columb. Dor Mk.. iido.. 17t 3 Colombian 9:orator ISL. 33 -. 9 3 per CL l Vpioth lids .3,i 8 3 per Ot. Dzoodt kids., 713 Ditto Print lids 3$ 3 24 pr Cl. Dutch MIS, 641 4 2 or CL Vamoutio Era. 31 3 4 par Cl Dutcla Carta. 88 4 Vattratio Doforrti 1149..114 12$ MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract market has been quiet to-day, but Otero is a general firmness in most articles. The nearest pries of good ordinary native Ceylon is 455., bat no business reported to-day. The public sales declared ter to-morrow ars rather large, vie.:—Sugar: 200 hbds West India. 8,000 bags Mauritius, 2,000 bags Bengal, and 3,000 begs of Madras. Coffee : 2,500 bags and 600 casks Ceylon. Saltpetre : 1,800 bags. Rice: 6,•500 bags. °MS.—Seal, pale, 31/. Os.; straw, 801. Os. ; brown, and yellow, 291. to 291. 10s; headmatter, 841. to 86/. ; hesdmatter, 931. to 921. ; cod, 351. ; South Sea, 331. to 341. ; olive Glelipoli, 421. to 431.; Spanish and Bicily,42l. to 431. ; palm, 301. to 301 lOs ; cocoa nut, 301. to 321. ; seed, rape, 371. ; Linseed, 291. 10s. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market must be reported as without alteration. Town Tallow is worth 355. 61., net; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 37r.; O;tob•r to December, 38e. to 38s. 3d.; ditto, separate months, 38e. 6d. PARTICULtII/1 OF TALLOW. 1848. I 1849. Ito* tlxis day Delisery last week Do. tin= Ist June ....... „ I Arnie! last week 6,616 24,323 23,936 1,373 1,035 723 2,021 1,303 933 309 133 1,202 3,141 133 1,227 456. 381.0(1. 1171.0(1. 471. 39a, 6d. 381. ed. for Friday, June 14 : 23) casks Tallow, 440 casks Australian Do. from let Jude Price Y. C. this day per awl Do. Town Proud Sszate adverbs, 330 boxes South Ameria ditto, 8 casks East lodia Petenburi Y. C. (wreck, nut Chl. IMO. an, 86 eadis 100 tow (107;;;;) ir. cad), and 44 ewes 17 hbds. Cocoa- COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Wavle End Hasw.ll, 161. ; Walla End Hinton. 168. ; Walla End Llnobt3n, 16a. W.; South Harlepool, 14a. 3d.; Coorper's Hartley, 13s. 6d.—Ships at market, 174. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. Our market was again tut shortly supplied with English Wheat by land carriage samples from the near counties, and there was also very little fresh to hand from the coast. In some instances an &char co of Is. per qr. was realised upon runs of red Wheat, but no improvement could be established upon white, and some quantity remained unsold at a late hour. A moderate amount of business was transacted in foreign WI , eat, at the extreme rates of Monday lut. Firm will unaltered in value. In English Barley very little was done, supply being trifling in the extreme. Foreign met a retail demand, at the quotations of Mcnday last. Choice qualities of Oats are scarce, and command rather more money, whilst rile secondary and inferior quslitirs cannot be purchased on easier terms than WAS practicable at the close of last week. Buns and Pea+ were each held with more firmness than of late, and brought full prices. BRITISH. Shillings per Qr Mawr. Fars sad Rest, rod 37 um 39 to 40 ..whitim 39 to 42 to 46 Norfolk wad laffelk. 3i to 40 to 41... do 3l to 40 to 44 Talavera Mows or Suffolk Comb. k La., red. to 33 to 40 .whtte-... to 40 to 44 Rm..... &MX; roechng......- ........ 19 to 11...usthliag to 21 to 23 Slaking. 22 to 23 . est= .. II to 26 OATS English nod. 13 to 17 to 170 6d...blitak.. — to Ditto Poland' -. 17 to IS to 160 6d...p0ut0 20 to 220 Od Berwick a Scotch tad 13 to 114s:ed...potato l9 to 204 Od Mum.. ... . 44 to 411.. Iwo. We... 44 30 to 14 FR4S. Fey "8 to29m Od...implo 99 to 30 Blue ^ 7 toSi to 31- White 23 to M. .=. I co . . ...._ 23 to 21 Wino CAIN, per thoultand t9 Oa. to E 9100. . . _ .. r vs. =ea IN .11.14•11 holm, Town-made, dellrered- .... 36 to 33 -One household 32 to 34 Norfolk and baulk. 23 to SO.-white 3O to 32 fOitklON. _ _ 40. .—... WIEN" Dantsie and Konigsbe Konigsb e rg ... to 46...6as 49 to 52 Pomeranian, Rostock, and Matz. 40 42 to 44 Daniels and 114mburg Russian 34 to 37... Egyptian — to Danube and Odema Canadian to .Australian 4B to 34 Oars, Raman Pomeranian and Stralsund l5 to 17 Swedish and Danish Puma, American, per barrel of 196104. 2O to 29 Canadian ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM 3rd JUNE TO Bth JUNE. Qrs. sail fib. Scotch. lei. Pottier. Wheat . 2587 I I 10 ..... I 11491 ay &d ...... ....... 183 6118 Oats now.. 6,320 sacks; SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. We are bat moderately supplied with Beasts, however trade is not brisk. The dead markets being clear, causes Friday's quotations to be well supported, and some choice Soots have made 3s. Bd. There is a fair avenge num her of Sheop and Lambs; the demand has thawed, and con. sequently prices are rather better. Trade is exceedingly dull for Calves, at about the rates of Friday last. From Ger many and Holland there Ire 230 Beasts, 1.010 Sheep, and 142 Calves ; Scotland, 120 Beasts ; and 2,300 from Norfolk end Suffolk. ter Nom of Ins. S. 6. &4. Per 442•8 of Mb& & I. &d. SW Boob. lloreforda 3 4 3 6 1 Bat Dee. liall.-bd& ilk 3 10 4 0 Ilea 211414-korn 3 2 3 4 Bei Lawn*" 0 0 0 0 %mad volt* Bomb— 28 3 0 Do. do. Sham 36 3 8 advas Pla Beet Drs. i Ilal&Arets 0 0 0 0 . Gaudy Mt& 320 ilodts . at mute& 3.383; dladap sad Lambs. 37 . 700: 0&111d. 789. CORONER'S INQUEST.—DRATII PROM FlRE.—This morning an inquest was taken before Mr. Bedford, at the aged 46 yam, who died from the effects of burns. 8. Lake, on the body of Ellen Whining, Chasing - macs Hospital, of No. 4, Crown-streit, Bt. Odes, said the deceased lodged in his house, and was a married woman. On Thursday evening lest, while witness was at supper, one of his lodgers came to him and said his house was on five. Witness ran up suns, and on the seeond.floor found the unfortunate woman enveloped in one mass of tire. Witness called out repeatedly for montane* • but instead of any person rendering him any, they all gamma frightened, and left the house. Witness, with some difficulty, tore the clothes from off the deceased, procured a quantity of water, and extinguished the thanes, but not before she was most shockingly burnt. P. Girded, engineer to the lire brigade, examined the room, and was of opinion that the deceased had been sitting upon a chair, and her clothes had ignited by a candle, which was close to the chair. When she found herself on fire, she must have ran on to the staircase, when she wee found. The hounseurgeon proved that every part of her body was burnt. The usual remedies were applied, bat she rallied, and died in three hours afterwards. Verdict, " Accidental death." Arming]) BOICIDF —On Saturday morning, Mrs. Lockett, of 6, York•street, St. Luke's, attempted to onantit outside by jumping out of the window. Her hus band was awakened by the noise she made In opening the window, and cankt her Mehl clothes, but they gars WAY. and she fell lato the street, Nu hopes are entertained of her recovery. [THREEPENCE, RAILWAYS. Tau DAY, Two o'Or.ocx. The share market is quiet to-day, and very inac tive, only a limited number of bargains having been effected in a few of the leading lines. The tone, however, is very s!eady, and the prices paid have been in no ease below the rates of Saturday, but in several instances rather better. Great Westerns have im proved to 581. London and North Westerns mark 108 ; Great Noltherns, 103; Midlands, 383 ; Caledo nians, 91. = to I is. . a Pas. 9 91. eom 27 pp Ile 2 le 7 e Pc pm. 9 4 9 64 OM 12 11 die. 17 6 1 17 9 91 6 64 91 9 2 26 . s2_ diet jai 100 331 174 et. 1 . 91 s -11 1 • 1 1 1 1 71 7 111 11 ex tll.. Sc 1 19 PP7a 11 tpa 111 it div 101 I 10 1 1 222 2 U 57* 61 ex n 7 i ~ " 35 Is 165 75 55 275 255 37 2$ 133 13f din .? 22 2 i P 24 2 2251 pa. 66 64 32 34 57 58 ex sew lo 7j dla „ 93 97 fro 4,4 314 21.4 63 64 39 r 41 1` 154 141 dhs 10 11i 100 10 dLs 12 12j 8j 11 dbl. 93 95 7j 8j 5} 51 as 5j 5 du. 21 2j dis Ws par 4 41 62 83 1137 139 10f of 57 59 87 19 101 11 23 14 107 108 de Pm 691 63 Pm 19 11 dim. 15 14 db. 1 3j pa. 14, 1 lss 41 4* die. 16 18 2 44ie d 26 (Us 15 17 1 197 121 19 19 26 211 7 11 147 1 1 9 10 to 0 is y Is' pa ym F® . 1.1 13 91 9 die. 7 61 dls. 9 el 6 8 3 1 16 14 as. 1 i die 1 14 14 dl. 7 9 11 10 4 31 dis 14 41 g 4 Si 27S 265 dl.. 11 I% dls. 111 " tj 311 dia. :1 41 dis. 1:1 dis. 4 Pm. far tpw .l 7 die. 7 lr 111 13 2 30 32 61 i 6* It 111 die. B►mwv RATTAWATIL Lo. Pre&resat : Ambgt.,Nott.,Boe.,&E.ln. herb & Hama. Fat pt. fit_, cat Sp. ) & ixfordJune calladuly pd ,ondthirtur. lif!!trat • guarantee 111;;11,\;;;:: Ur ' Da7l; causdubW., orwithipar. _Do. y_itopt a guarantee 1 3 1;M:i7;17 — WOrr Bristol mad Exeter . 1: 1 4 , .1111rd4 . . . ducelsittarathire Do. £lO Pretertnea . Cheater and Holyhead Do Pre/armee Mahn Ansan itan d &Bast Jana., East Do. (tie E. k H.j ' Ds. (IL II..) 6p.CRPreL Eastern Counties . Do. New Pref. 6 P.. Ct.. I Do. Ext, 3p. Ct , No. Do. do. N 0.2 Do. do. 3 per Cent Do. New _ . Graters Cabs, ars • A (late E.E. U. ith.) ... Do else, B. end C ditto Do. &rip (gun. 6 p. Ct.) Past Lancaentre East Lineoltahlre gas . _! teed! per Cent. . Edinburgh and UlitegOte Exeter Unit', fa Great Northern ._ Do. d eharea,A,Deferred Do. aurae, B, 6p. Ct. Do. 3 per Cent. Pref.. Gt. Bonth.end West.(lre.) Do. Do. New Peu Do. New £3O Do. New £l3 Great Western ... Do. Nsw Cl 7 Doll and Kelt/ Do. shares ... [mu:aster and eariaolo Do. Thirds La7reasUre . 7ndirot . l BW. I Do. New (gas 6p: Ct.) Do. West !tiding Colon Leeds and Brad:urd Leeds and Thirsk Do. Pref. 6 p. et. No. I I Do. Do. No. 21 IL: Do. No. 3] Do. Pref. Qoartera, 184 e I London and Blackeran .. , ILon., Brighton, & i.Coast , Do. New gna. 6 p. Ct.... De. guaranteed sp. Ct. late Croydon 1 bird% Do. Pref. 5 per Cent. Do. Convrt. S p.et..,18521 ,London su!4l Greenwich.. Do. Preference Loudon & North-Western Do. do. New 1 shares... Do.SlOeb.,M.aadß. (C)I London & FAXIth-Westerni Do. New, £5O ... ...I "•- Do. New £4O Do. New Preferehos .. Lowestwt Goar.4 per Cent. Manch., lio z., and Matlock Mucch., ,, hef.,&L!neolash. Do. shares, No. 1 ... Do. New £lO Prri. Do. MAIL a Lind. Union ::.• Do. Diem. rad Der by... Do. Cone. B. et B. 6 p. C.' Do.Erewash Valley Pref. 110. dew 110.., nm' ii;.oTaran.s 2 per North British ... Do. Preference :kaHoni•Ltn. Oxford, Wore ? it Wcaver. Prestos and %yrs Do. shares (A) Bad., Oui:d.,,md Reigate ktoistort and OLolds - f!OTilleTrieil7 . --- Extensi;al ~~hn Rs.~BirO .~ CL45..~ Do Clams B Do., New Guaranteed Shrewsbury ur.l Cbestet (Nor. W. Miu.) !b. Do. awe try 1)o. New . Do. SI prr cent. Pref. ISbropolgro Unica Fiereresee — South Staffordshire 'South Esstvro I Do. $0.3 Do. No 4 Reglatcled Mouth Wales IS. York, Don. and Goole.. Waterford and Kilkenny.. Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. ins. Do. dw do. tlo., Wilts, Somerset, &Wept. York,Neweittle,kifresrick, Do. o.N.E.PurchoePn4 York sad North Midlami Do. Preference FOREIGN RAILWAY!, Aoglyltallatt ',fate Italian I and Austrian) .. Noulogne and Amiens .. Central France (Vierzon) Dutch Ithenish East Indian ... IGreat Indian Peninsula Do. do. Luemboarg ... . Namur and Liege ... Northern or France... Matt and °Wan, ... ~Parfs acd &•ueu P. 1.1. and Strasbourg Rouen and Barre tkunbre and Meure Tows and Nantes... 2$ 16 144 i 4 1 LIVERPOOL. June 8. STOCi-ESORANOS. Tne market was very dull today, and prime were not sustained. Birkenhead. Lancashire, and eltedore (6 per cent. till '3O), 111—Great Western, 37f e.—Lanciaeltire and Yorkshire (tUth shares), 9 16e. 3d. d.—lntto (324 shareal, 10 d.— London and North Western, 107 c.—Kaachrster, elietneld, and Lincoln (peel shares), (1 sham), 201 d.—York, New. castle, and Btverick VI N. E., 6 per amt. till '301, 61 d. MeIIiGILESTER, June 8. Elrooi•Blexerroz.—There was a steady market. There was no great amount of busincea, but pricce under% eat no further charge, BIRMINUEIAM, Jura* 8. Sioon-gior ayes. —This share market was quiet to-day, tre Union were done at 41 the., and Shrewsbury and Sir loins ra.'s at Si die. LIINI)S, June 8. STOOL-BICH 114011.—The market had a rather better ton• today, but there WAS not much business done. In Bast Lanoashires there were many roles at Sf., and the other sake were as follows: Last and West Yorkshire, 6; Great Northern', 13*; Leeds and Think Prof., No. 3,1 i du.; North-Westerus, 121 S.*. BRISI L, June 8. thoci-ExemAxou.—Ttie market at its Opening was marcely so firm. but daring the day recovered itself, and a somewhat large amount of buslnem done principally at the top prices of Pridal The variations were in Greet Western Quarters, which left MY at 1 . Midland 6 per cents., at 120 ; Midland Stock, at Mt and N Western Stock, ut 107 f. YORK, June 8. BTocx Exouwos —Caleti mists. 91; Grant Northern, 101 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick 141; Dttto (IN.& Purattaao, BOUTII WALEP.—The opening of this line into Swansea Is fixed for the 18th instant, and the inhabitants of that town are making great preparations, so u to make the day one of Jubilee. The corpora , ion have taken measures for providing a public breakfast, and an eminent pyrotechnist from London has been engaged to superintend a gala in the evening. Oa Wednesday last Mr. Brunel, the engineer, Mr. Kennett, the contractor, and several other gentlemen, came into Swansea over the line in • special train, drawn by the Hercules engine. The some party, accompanied by the mayor of Swansea, and some private friends, afterwards took a trip over the works to Muth. The government inspector has not yet paid his officisl visit. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Maas. Pattenden and Smith report that the market continues the same. Fly increasing. - - g al 30 43 23 "~ 32 1 i