The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-27 00:00:00

RI • • 42 eft r 001/ 44 e r;liireN o ."*... eide.. ..00 .- 710,10 0- ':~ . •_ .47 0.J4. 4+- - 041rw i •,,, 1,170. J PAW ETt f w TORT NATAL.-.- .":1011 et her 944.tri Cirrnmerat—Anerge • 'Vein elth bre Wintry Goversomed kr the (KO to de tAL. pera+r et easeerst• le,therer sledlriw. N lepe r= „,.. dread er or start dem ; r 311 ecre fir SIC 3.tte, aee_ weed der ream.. . b , * isroef ttl 106. i.;;4 reelear. seel 311 eire et dr; • ,a,t, ; alb pearsp. ells prodder, .3r a hereon the are d or end 14 an • " e s ene hal the ratetty et lard. Pee „liedoirne et erne. 3. a IBTILIN , , 13 eerie inn 2,000 erignesa the - Tem I 09 90 To Pail from. Lasissou the Maws of Map. Lariat. !um_ I. Tieyt MOM I razors u.wpo4 u tiisd Nay. talragew. at tli• awes Neg. a: d valtsa I kest—Orr =6171.19'.1164* sUBSIITUTE iw SILVA:IL-- t u. • VolirL PILVER. lawetweti u ywortz i t Asti by tlw watt prism et • wd sit etesperlfts Ow wry tart artlele • it ea itt ewpaght as mi. &her snially 1 , 10 ?AMMO caw tt Ilwaisidsbid tram maw Iftwewl. Mx% Sot. .- LW& ... lea Oa. .. OIL ... Tim. 401. os. 73.. • ap, aatilettiolti kr-, at propartiombe ging dart t tIW latest prmet. I*. AS NICKEL. NOT PLATFD. Matta Illitatted IWO Pinta. Patten. I 1.., tlr .tw. dwato Its. ata. ner iorel . •AA rieraiinis, is Intl am of eery fron t., fort s SM. , s woo Inpnonk and Burton), *Oxford. 6. art N I. Niraneas4trort. wel:s-airort.ls2o. IXTRAORDIXART SHOW.- .. T r , l aad WA11112,11, am. • . aaesament.arroweaMi2at Nita t mtara4lapes mrart at llmalimatmaj, tr.yo, per set at 'l4. to 10 Rotates. 71.1 Iftv, from 100. to limbees. imam onditoilsriqy of ewe . iwror skim oriortaal agl. Wag add or Itqual and 'mit" ale NM brims -W1 uoi h . 0 1 :10f pre !Ippon •14 : weu.erret, itILLN rEI ).—Thei moat varied .z.TTLERT is the wor4 all marked tt,: ..z.l mainmast% to a:ways Oeo-dArtet, corner of New .... e ara• that axe maaaer.i. 40 Pr P see, R-teed ivory -hokum ifs, los. pow dles; &weft., to =deb. aen rani Peewees, s. ad. per pair ;larger : per Moan: if extra tiny w.. 11 direr r- table kakis% toes tie. per dozen; 44 1101; Madam labia knives from 60. (J. ; tahto geed. tram la. each. --ant “I errors, edieur.. pinkn.ree, • • ie fAe adv.% ait:O.liohniast buy Jt“ oe a eleatUry. The Wife,* d !Jess. In area slid otherwise, aad at en.oier....—Eatabitzhed in Wellartuat, •,- I . %Me i.rai CANDLE MANTFAC , . . : .! .; -re. Pale weap„ wory ekk Na ; lewd .• ... ...'. •wo per I 1 2 06; end, W.: Wm* . • - • 3 %Lab, w. la ; vibe maw, palm . . . • .... .' .. iid. per lb. Maslen coddle% ... . . ' ..t, , :./.., 71. ; tairkad Palmer.4 l l B, 7 . . ~. : Prtne• entrpsdim, 11,d. wedll4L.; . ... ... . ... Int 10. I. d. *aloe Ira. b. M. . . . • .n.. s. wd. ; eared cdl,, 411. dd.; wilkr• 4. mw. Coarelsw• 111. ad. Par Gm • . w . :Wag iwwl, Ils.• MI rod addle r .rsrle rim. Lir= • • • . rt 111s 4 =amd VON,. lir . • • pork with* two waiwunte walk • • IILEACHING and REOE • •» Fswilles, Laundresses Dyer*. end ATI) !Tom flantfied-tWee, •• r .• r to Tresc;:le-ear`.—Tbe Bleaclakas • ..t.rtisaTe4llll•4l4l sad b tackier pre. •- ' • •-on sad Inaba' tb, Ulokis ee • •r : it dope ow vot Mjare. bet dose Ye . • 4. sad cal balf the quantity, is MOM* . . • . It stakes o, snood • froths that 10, •••...: •to we too little. Some of the meet • wan itieturees hew wed tt for ilk; limns, o• war found it eapertor to every ether. L. . wow employing It will user be • at • the most economical and valuable so M ot?. me es. It will be • swing of ban. n and gestbrnws. by t,lte zryllet 11:111111111 p-os.. suntan hots se as snarl& distnnry he kok equal to ater. Scutt' reta2 in j . for Salle. for S ta., lad • Irk& al soma., at N. holou:a, reWl. sad far cavorted's. The Regenerative as lei..ed Le its et cts In &taunt' and beautifying all kb& soon:ins. earl Maur. Ia revising colours. cad impardng • nil Vann !kr ish. It reasons gains and grease Iran gem. • arr.,' ltd./thus tic a sun of markt. perfectly &snow • Is violas; orcr rnstacr, rect7rea the most delicate • zr.:t fumes quid eissa:ctus, making them look tr,ns ant warr.nget not to injure the • op% ie. 2.. pa jar, or ka ball firkins . at li d. per la. In no ewe should sod% ar any - .is wed with Altar at Use snaps. Sorry, Taikette, . - ..id In yots at !... Is. bd., b. ad., and 38.-11 old and 1A0.b3, lards &g-string. p . • `il FE PILLS.—An invigorating, aromatic, Mich.!, -oresalne ex tr aordinary virtues. They r.ot of dhow, stimulate the action of a torpid . t...SOTT SOW SO tte stomach. even/thee the nercous • • 5`,..1 and .eartlica., rem .re ino:ermon, heart - bale, rause the ametitution of all morbid in • :` rrtore the what to perfect health. None are •` the menatu-e of the proprietor., " T. • r mr.court, roet-street, London," Is outlet • `..`sr. t• Is. 1.4., 2.. 41., and family pockets at - • ec`ab e mectiCtee steerse throughout the maid. • • .rvra w`tr each boa —Wholesale Loudon meats: • : • ,a., Eirr.crina-street ; Ldw.adp, M. Pears . • and Co., Ono Churchyard: Selmer. 151, Oxford *.r.4 Co , rhfard-street. • ; 1VT11011"VANITY TAIL" st will k polerhod, 10, 270. 17 of S ; ' 11 E N N 1 tux XIJAT, Ate.'ior of "TM Greet Ilfirrorty . tt ith U.l--U4maocri Isteal and Wow oy the ;art 1 ... b sloth. 11us work oi.l • _, _ _ .6au Lure, 11. Boaretirstavet. till brpubbied. Five Is., No. 14 ol oPPEItFIRI.I) tbs YOUNGER, of 10010 MT. Ey Caaasis DICIIJIMR. With .K, &untie. Tu be emple•e4.l in Twenty . ra .'.u7 &hi Ems, 11, ilesTriastreet GAULLNLVG AND W)TANT. be alkalesi pose in 641.. 1) ELI WER GARDEN. Edited by 1.1.1 J e-arn ?aims; and illaitrated by NW/ rookl..ta, tram 11, Cl LRWELL*B NEW WOW. is. tack. SALT ca.. ~Y NI of LIFE. reporrie. eel redcoat red line." Mara% '44 -wk./ Sou %warm' Emu. • !Loughs— Th e Perks, Lam, Pool liwr Owlet hose—Proentry A Ertuitegs at Hose— ode— Sleeping, Bathlrig, Alt, Sad, ;;ITAPtd. I vole. Is. sea ; by posi. • Mort* of [Ala) Unit, ha •Aer•—liresieiwrease et Debt* ati. r.tit ~.e efrt tea OW WWI. My Me 14 etere term (mate mil cars) el ow k.tettril constitution, that Irons the es, bwiassi - , or stogy. awl =Utters Ar thi dist mid *OW 14 11 111100 a /40.; Mean, $9, OcrabM Oinalbe, 'no the sutbur, 10. Al X& usonnce oaerar• T :. ~•: T. I s p lark e s, Lamm Ildie 4 Rtl , i tt lia g—Ltrs c st lioine— . Al,, Bee 4 •• , *lt NOL:f4TAINd. I vole. Is. sad ; W .eat—Fheah of fAhnt,ugh„ ' " ' 4 k.•;.rly--lifilailillJPoool of Debt* Sti. 1& &D. . • • ••'..•r yea" IL - ft Vfl OYr 00111110 rell•" ••• L&A. 'sew ewe' (caw d ewe) et re. • . en.%t`...01 t - rnititutlork, that Immo the •• 034,04•014, or Ittlitl7, led Ollblallflll • • • 3.1 n.k- Mr the dAt sad phydael redMatlelt it 1-• , rew , er.roo; Mann, 39, Oonshlll Carman" • • • • c.rte. Irma the ether, 10, Asotl4tham. X lO. "I' BRE ttlitS, Premiers, sad Making • .• Iloo.es Whoa. red \I"• '" lisckl-rabury) begs to announce ••• -• , .1 L T the ale. and wititthe !MM. • ' ' :• • 4 Jng.Y p of the Vale of Neigh • • , • • ht - terdatJaap.day, to SIVAL (Woe Pea- . • 41,4, of whew dee notice by Weirdos. •••• •• I 4.1 ahem.% ..oy nearer., by AUCTION •• • o. et eo.wh, on TFICR,DAT. the •• • •• aa4 ext.:Raise IILEILHOLD lotiy allow sear the lowa and pert et • • let mile. from the popular • ' • • e 1..., The whok of the premier 4 • • f -, • .r., Nthe beat hammered • r. 41.14. •.f eiptore wad movie rfoodwe, Oulliloolku sad Lily t„ • maor.. wad sinciont ra lg de ; • el- elUl three work* Ilemedida.nalid • - •••• tnth ur+ three • ' . •ft • broach canal, • • • 1M whale se'm`i • pr.o.pe- weepy a nite of ea awe •• • . , ..". ••••••inu,s..;•••••u SWaSION sad the J. Jol Mi o t t U A tV 4te Iteilintys (nem rapidly • .I.•dt •dmtatre. Tin beilMme be the • ••-• ••• no. any. eenday iseresee the ere•P•• Xa , inted„ sad partieslamead .•• . t. e y tUr Mier; Ma skworth '•• •, Ihinertini ; lerfluv TrkU ; ' 1" O • •• , s• tato; et, Ifenertr, Wl lOl, Reda, ihurerd. IS, • , linntt Nivea end ./nd. Iliend• , Ile Phenta , 1 _ 11 golh• • • '',- 1.4 tied.` . ..010 fon l. f. Sit MAY TT, 1854 k " • lialmouta. Oa tat Lai law toe*aftsonhasa. Pm a. 401181IHOLD OR D WINZLY lorigaid fat iriesstiaa saimabloot 141m716:1at Onievat *wan final iva~ ! mot C = 4 / 3 111. Mar a M "lliranholl Weide Nana Mien di 10110.1.6.1 toti="4ll=ligal an badaellan fad ninnwria. vmAa&' MONEY MARKET. . - . : . ... - . 1,. . • I A ri, .i -' .- . _ ' i . 1 -11 % , 1 -: ..-' •. 51 •7 3* ....I 1! f . ~.„ . , . •.. N.,. ...:.; 4. • i . n : '1 : 1 );•• mi 4%... 111 . ia: lo•I )••• 1 4 4 1 * t ‘ 4* 111 V ••••• , 1101."1 . 1 ~ it I ~• I 7 ,,‘ • 11 .,, , ........ 6••• I ie l ..1 ',. I , , . a -4,11: Jr f ' •.. - . . oe.i. I •••••• ' .'"••-. eta: A I 414 J I • A . • • A ;;I ....... ki II s Op . -...... ‘..... ...--7..., , .': ',... , a ' mil,. te•.. .4 AI., :. ....... . ! ) 'll' -:::. ::. .. v 'di 2 ,, c1P.,4 bsuk. rt. ll .01 I • Woe 4" r'! • ••• •Ii• •-' p tem 4^ • " tlell • ••I ' ••a • / .• e • • • aif ••••• i sm LONDOI`" MINGING-LANE.--THIS DLL ?be pakilsadas dadarod ke to-morrow are rather lame, =arising hi= WlllimeOly next Wag kept sic partial . Bestir: ES kW Wart lola. 16,000 bees aad 410 Saks Maas( SIN • bags Dm* sad 600 bees likkek %Ise : 1 bass sad 10 arks , sad 030 Mitalllbo : 1,000 boss Idals. Calais : slas. TM : peskier. 001.0a.—Tbs market bas spaarallbskikly, and teas buyers Ils ir uptered, at last week's e —The ankle wean a appenranee. Ta after &Melia there boo bat Mils dlspositioa to operate by private eoatrast. Otza.-Beal pale, 301. 10s. is 311.; straw, 301. brown, and yellow, 2111. to 291. 10s ; rpm', 841 ; beadosatter, 9'31. to 921. ; tad, 361. ; /loath Bea, 331. to 341. ; olive Galipoll. 487. to 441.; email* sad Sicily. 431. to 441.; pals, 801.10 s. to 311. ; eases a n t, 301. t o 321. ; seed, rope, pals, 171. Lamed, 301. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. Tie market to-day is without alteration from last week. Prices are quoted as follows: Town Tallow, 381. • Potato buts T. C. on the spot, 330. 9d. ; Ostobar to 14eauthir, 38s. ed. ; ditto ',pant* months, 39a. PARTICULABI Or TALLOW.. 1940. — 1649. 1830. Stalk We slav Osaka.. 7,717 14,738 NODS Ds Wiry tot vest DA from lit Jaw Arrival lestwasit . 113$ 1,713 1.376 Do. rte Ist Alas PAN Y. O. this thy pat art.— 436.14. told. SM. 9d. 117e0d. Do. Tows 463.6d. a 061 64. Ms Od. Publie sales advertised fnr the week: Tuesday, May 28, 60 Mt& Cocoa Nut Oil; Friday, May 81, 60 casks 460 boles Boutk American Tallow, ZO casks Australian ditto, and 20 casks Palm Oil. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walls Ilettoa, 175.; Wells End Stewart's, 17.. — Ships at suket, 60. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Our market was again but moderately supplied with English Wheat by laud-carriage samples from Essex and Kent; and although there was not mush animation in the trade, factors were enabled to obtain the full rates of Monday list; thus the depression of Friday wee in • measure recovered. A fair extent of business was trans acted in foreign Wheat (of which there was a good display of samples hum curio's in the river) at rather better prices then were obtainable at the sloe of last week. Floar underwent no Mange, except that hers and there sales of French were made 111100 rather easier terms. Barley in moderate supply, and the valise of both English and foreign was supported. We are withsut arrivals of Oats of ham. growth, but from abroad the receipts during the post week exceed'27,6oo qrs. Oinks qualities fully maintained their nice, but out-of oonditiossed parcel* wen 6d. cheaper. Beans were more plentiful than of late, and must be quoted Is. lower. Peas hardly sold so well as on Monday last. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, THIS DAY. The arrivals the past week have been limited, both coast wise and Continental,but the demand, from the mild weather and the holidays, not being great, it has been equal to our wants. The following ere this de3's quotations R~gsn•s. SO . to 160 s Scotch, cops, his. to 801. ; whites, 60e. to 60.. French, whites, 40s. to 70s. ; Rhenish, whites, 601. to 755. ; Belgian, whites, 60s. to iOn ; Dutch, whites, 465. to 655. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of Besets is shorter, and we are again enabled to quota 3.. 61., which is pretty freely given for choice qua lities. A pretty grod clearance is effietcd of ell de.cririons. We have not so many Bheep and L.mbs as en Monday last ; however, trade is dull, the demand being by no means large, notwithstanding, prices are certainly on the average better. Calves an very plentiful, but fully adequate to the demand, end It is difßcult to make anything over 4.. of the choices , . From Germany end Holland there an 150 Besets, 1000 Sheep, an and d 116 CSuffolk .alves ; Scotland, 300 Beasts; and 2,200 f r o m Norfolk ter Now et ate. a e... 4. 1 Per skew et Ma a. 4. 5. 4. lime Beets. Ilerelerld 3 4 3 C Bert Lm. aUf.-60a. eh 0 0 0 n hen Ilbort-harcie dewed maths &ea._ r d 3 0 1 I'o. de. Shoes ......0 0 0 Jam ...... Plre .......... Beet Des. it Ilalt-t red 3B 4 0 lardy 4 3 4 Weal. at mane% 3,317 ; c 1. 0 ,2;. 1013 1 0 0. 1"2,850: Only, 1 33: Pier, 320. YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND BERWICK RAILWAY. It appears from the report of the directors to be submitted at the special meeting of proprietors, to be held to-morrow, Oat the state of the share-market precludes any reasonable probability et raising the 171. y e t t o b e paid by the holders of the Great North of England pur chase shares, unless privileges be granted to that class of shareholders suflizient to Insure the payment of cells es they become due; and that it has been urged upon the directors that the limited guarantee adopted at the meeting on the 26th of March last was not calculated to attain that object. For these and other reasons which the directors urge en their report, they have recom mended the adoption of a series of resolutions which they will submit to the meetinz, and which comprise the follow ing provisions: —The 81. already paid to take ordinary divi dend after the lit of July next ; the call now made of 21. per share to be reduced to 11. ; the following calls to be made, vex., 11. on the Ist of July, 1832; 11. 10s. on the' let of January. 1853; 11. Ifs. on the Ist January, 1564; and 31. 13e. 4d. per share at such times between that date and the Ist of May, 1856, as the directors may think proper. These sums will make up 161. 13s. 4d , with what is already called up. The calls paid up be yond the first bl per share are to have perpetually gua ranteed interest at 41. per cent., with the option of relin quishing it and taking ordinary dividend. There are other conditions to give power to the sharehold e r., a ft er p a yi ng 51. more in calls, to divide their shares into a share of 81. bearing ordinary interest, and a guaranteed share of 171., on which 55 will then have been paid. A further payment of 21. per share, by way of advance, to entitle the holder to divide such 171. share into two shares of the nominal value of 81. 13e. 4d. and 81. 6.. fkl. respectively, upon which last share the said sum of 21. per share shall be deemed to be paid, and separate reitificates shall be given. The directors to undertake to raise by loan, if possible, one-third of the 251. due on the preference shares ; but if such amount shall not have been borrowed on the Ist of January, 1856, then it shall be °abed up at such times and in such instalments as they shall determine. Ihere are some minor provisions, one of which enables a holder of preference shares to pay up in full, and to have them converted into consolidated stock, retaining his guarantee. It is expected that these terms will secure the raising of the necessary funds for completing the purchase of the Great North of England Railway. GREAT WESTERN PREFERENCE BYocm.—The directors of the Great Western Railway have issued their proposals for the creation of • preference stock at 44 per cent., in ac cordance with the resolution of the special general meeting of the 25th of April hst. The proposal is accompanied by copies of the legal opinions of Sir Fitzroy Kelly, Mr. J. Lloydd, sad the Eon. J. C. Talbot, in favoar of the power of the company to raise the stock, and its legality when created' and it also sets forth the conditions upon whi c h the steak is to be accepted as follows :—A deposit of 10 per ant. to be paid within 21 days from acceptance or allot ment, and the remainder of the sum by instalments of 101. per cent.. falling due on the 10th October, 18.50 ; 10th January, 10th May, 10th August, and 10th November, 1851. Of 201. per cent. on the 10th January, 1862, and of 101. per cent. on the 10th April and 10th July in that year. The directors to have power to postpone any instalment should the money not be required at the time, by giving • month's notice. Any proprietor kis may pay up the fall amount of his stock at once, or anticipate calla, provided that he gives the secretary notice before the allotment is made. No fractional lout of • pound an be allotted, registered, or transferred. The filed rates of inured at 44 per cent. will be computed from the data of payment to the 30th Jane and 31st December in each year, and will be payable halt-yearly. Where instalments are in arrear, tae &molars to charge 6 per cent. interest until paid,the bolder only receiving credit on account for the 46 per east axed interest upon the sum previously paid to the esepany as snob stack. Oar Bristol correspodent, who soda M Oho issogoksib adds, that soma dissatisfaction s felt is UM slyba samscissam ert Yr samstasy's letter, which is dated Usk May, ad mains fisseptaass within 21 days of that dabs, ma having bees honed till twelve days after that day. AN Ai aIRICAN In the town of West 7 pearlaylvania, there is as old churchyard in which Was awabstonse, side by aide, covering the remains of the Nathaniel Thurston and his six wives. They snag order as follows :—ldrs. Betsy Thurston, died No vember 96, 1790, aged 34; Mrs. Martha Thurston, died Mg 19, 1799, aged 32 ; Mrs. Heldah Thurston, died Bap- Mosher 8, 1801, aged 24; Mrs. Clarissa Thurstn, dird November 14, 1803, aged 38 ; Mn. Martha Thurstoa, died July 30, 1804, aged 26; Mn. Mary Thurston, died March 3, 1808 axed 27 ; Hon. Nathaniel Thurst on , di e d i s Lamle burgh, New York, October 21, 1811, aged 68. Martha the seeoed, it will be observed, was married and buried within aim mouths of the death of her predecessor, Olarbeal Tait PORMIKOIITH &Anat.—The statue of the Duke oitligelliesem and Lard Insane Nihon won m irrored been Me railway Immisies an Batardy wr abressids tin peas** an bathes. bed, ea which wul be placed hWes th e seems Knead wady though tlas savirrs the will me tabs phis laMme the 110 of June. Tho Galli. cook, Owed in a perbril mast the foot or the dirks, bee beat Wiped sa"—without dent- Meat to the Iran If Hie Nelna IRELAND. DVIILIN, MAY 26. A movement has been set on foot among the legal profession in Ireland which, if effectually c %Pried oat, is likely to have some influence on objects of great radio importance. The Irish bar are, it appears, oboe to hold a meeting of their body for the purpose of diessiiiag the merits of the several bills now in eseneedprogress through parliament, and affecting the admieharation of the law in Ireleud. It is noto rious that some Irish acts have, recently enough, passed through the legislature and which. owing to some bungling in their const r u ction, have fallea still beni, or which it ban bona found necessary to or amend at a very early stage of their existence l , such is likely to be the fate of some of the seams now before parliament is thought not improbable, and antis slimes of the new Process and Praetfee, Bill as sent down from the Lords are deemed deo luteky incompatible. The attcrneyo and solicitors have already anticipated the other branch of the pro- fission in the movement, and held a meeting yester day, at which a committee was formed " to consider the provisions of any measure that shall be intro deiced to ex'end the jurisdiction of the Civil Bill Courts in Ireland, and to make suggerione to the government thereon, and from time to time during its progress to call meetings of the profession, to con sider the subject.' At the sale of leads of Ballydonague, in the county of Waterford. which took plebe yesterday in the In cumbered Estates Court, wive the first lot of 221 acres, at a natal of 2371. 95., subjeot to certain re strictious, was put up, the highest offer was 3,4201. Mr. Murphy, who said he appeared for some of the creditors, here suggested that the sale should be post peeed in order that the property might be divided into three lots, which he thought would be mire ad vantageous, or muse a better price to be obtained. Dr. Longfield red the court could not then postpone the sale. If it ware thought better to se t the pro perty up in three or more lots, notice of that should have been given previous to the day of sale, in star that persons intending to purchase might be aware of the fact. But if the excuse now made were listened to, persons would not come in to purchase proprey in that court. The commissioners could cot lir en to applications for altering the adjustment of the lots on the day of sale, as It would lead to great inconve nience if they were to do so; aid he believed if such applications were allowed the effect would be to de preciate the value of property sold in the court five per cent. The lot was then krocked down to the gettlemaa who had offesed 3,420!., being less than 13 years' pure chile. The next lot of the same property offered eoptained 239 acres, held by 12 yet.rly tenants at a root of 3471. Ik., subject to tariou cliarges of 'quit rent, &e. The highest bidding was 4,3U0/., wtea a gentleman, who said he appeared for creditors, ob served that the highest sum offered dirt not amount to 13 years' purchase, and suggested a postponement of the sale. When the estate was before put op in one lot upwards of 7,0001. were offered for it. Dc. Longfleld said the sale could Oct be postponed, and remarked that a gentleman who bought a property in that court at one and a half year's purchase, as it was stated, cemented to pay the costs and the ex penses of a re-sale oa getting out of the mat ter. The offer of 4,300/. was accordingly accepted. There was a resale ordered in the case of some lees which had been bought for a purchaser who was unable to procure the money to pay into court, and who accordingly forfeited the purchase. The Dublin journals friendly to the canto of tenant right teem with correspondence from the provinces, encouraging the exertions made for the fortht:Aning conference. A very grateful feeling is universally expressed for those members of parliament wh r have been advocating the cruse of the tenant-farmers. On Wednesday a large meeting of the Cantu Tenant Protection Society was held, and a long list of the penes' recently evicted on the Detart property was read in the coarse of the proceedings. At the meeting of the Synod of Derry and Omagh, I I held on Taeeday, in the Presbyttriu church of Stra bane, the question of tenant right was introduced by the Rev. Mr. Chambers, who proposed • petition to parliainent praying tort law N which will protect the tenant cultivators of the tril in Ireland in tall posses sion of all property affected by their own improve ments." The petition was seconded by the Rev. Dr. Renton!, and supported in able epzeches by several of the clergymen present, one or two only objecting to it on the ground that tenant-right, betrg a secular qua' ion, should not be introduced in the Synod sea spi ritual court. Ultimately the petition w•as adopted by a large majority, the numb.n bring—for the petition, micisters, 27 ; elders, five. Against it (on the grounds that the question should not be agitated in that body) —ministers, five; elders, two ; which amounts to what may be called almost an unanimous vo•e. A senous riot took piece this week at ltaphoe, owing to the playing of some party tunes by the Orangemen. A most refreshing and well-timed min set in yesterday evening, and still continues to fall in 'bandana,. ILLNESS OF THE BIS!IOP OF LONDON.—Toe Die hop of London is labouring under severe - eition, en severs indeed, that he has been oompe:1m1 to poetpone toe the peasant the performance *fall be. episcopal duties. DEATH OF SIR GEORGE CHETWIND, BART.—We regret to announce the sudden demise of Sir George Chetwynd, Bart, who expired, we believe in a fit of aptp!exv, on Friary evening, at Grendcn Hall, near Ather stone, Warwickshire. The deceased baronet was foe of the first baronets who wee for many years clerk of the Privy Council and was born in 1783. He married in 1804, Mlss SEOSZVOW, dallabler or the Iste Mr. Jobe Sparrow, of Bishton, SteMadaltire. On the de min of his father in 1824, he succeeded to the baronetcy. He formerly repre sented Stafford, in the Hone of Commons, bat of late yens has taken no share in politica, having devoted the chief of his time in increasing his c , oies efllection of cola, and irelu able library. He is succeeded by hie was George born in 1809, and married in 1842, to Ledy Charlotte 114 !:daughter of the late Marquis of Downabire. DEATH OF MISS JANE PORTER.—The death of this celebrated whom, whose writings, " Thaddeus of Warsaw " "The Scottis h CLUJ. " Pastor'. Fireside," &a , mast be well known to our nadirs, took Own at the residence of her brother, Dr. W. 0. Porter, of Bristol, on Thursday night. Min Porter'. disease was a second atti.ek of pulmonary apoplexy. She wee in her 74th yeu, and mointahaed the vigour of her intellect and her habitual 'healthier of disposition tiU the close of her life. THE WIDOW OF LIEUT. WAGHORN.—A royal Wan manual warrant has just been famed granting a pension o(261 a Jeer to Mn. HUTWt Weenies, widow of the late Li e at. Thames Megrims, "in consideration of the eminent services of her Leta busbend."—Giobe. ..,'""CALLS TO THE BAR—MIDDLE TEL N.H.—The Trinity Tenn calla to the bar of the Middle Temple were made on Saturday evening last (May 26), and they comprise the afterinentioned gentlemen:—John Grove, Esq., JAMS Shintleworth! Booth, Esq., Philip Edward Barnes, Esq., sad James Paterson, E. Brirraucaap Franzahlzar AND MARINERS' --- ROYAL BIOSVOLANT SOCIITY.—The annual meeting of this .sully teak plass on Friday, at Willie's li:some—ebb Bad of Zilealetwough is the chair. The report stated that gulag the pact year assistance had been given to 960 widows sad orphans, and to 3,270 shipwrecked persons. The total somber relieved Unto ths foundation of the society amonata to 36,130. There were now 25,444 seamen sub seething 24. 64. each per annum to the funds of this society, sad 2,120 ships were a the present moment carrying the left of the se&ty. The roreipts for the put jeer amounted to 7,1665., end the esparditure to 6,3111. The revrt was adopted, end, after a WO of thanks to the chairman, the ..sting separated. Minicar' WASEIIIIIIII.—It is understated that it Y the Leman°s a the eamosissisams to have Use watermeen of ermasetaads swots brae ipoila eenstables, to set en the dillareat stands, paellas* is reseal the spas a allow *, aahsemai rams, aim, at wham haw ha their Herm ks niesondlart, to drive wilb belga balem.D. ether wawa, s mak. which has at lata boa annisa ern ts a peat utast. .MONDAY EVENING, LAIV INTELLIGENCE. Tans DAY. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Btrrtwad nt BAXCO..— Imam Imp Corn hems Wn3i livncs limns, Ma. Joon= Ounrwm, AND MIL :mean Tamen* 00allaa e. Tall lhallOP tie Ilarrsa.—JuDextute. la this ems at applleatica bed been made to the meet foe • rale nisi, calling on the pleintiff to elbow wise why a writ of prehibd Lin should not be isseed I. the AnAtrishep of Canterbury, to prevent him from lostitetion Kr. °wham to the Itilay of Bemp'onl Spoke. The Lord Chie Justine is giving ludgmeet, meepitulatad the faits of de care, and intsmlited at sonsid. treble keg* the various authorities Which had ban cited In waitron of the rvle, sod concluded by stating that none of them hose out tde position contended for by Ms P. Kelly, Net the appeal should have been to the House of Coemeedee. In eo one bad the statutes 26 and 26 leery VIII*, bees ggatraed together, and with referee** mesa other eilli AM Wee so doubt that by the later ammo the spied th the pep* In all matters touching the king wns done away; and therefore, under the recent statute et Whiimetbe Fourth, It had been rightly made to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, and the rate mum, theortem, be re fused. Bale vetoed soserdinglp. [We shall give the judgment in detail loge:irreg. CORONERS' INQUESTS. j . - • LOvz AND SUlClDE.—Saturday evening an •111'411liet wa• held by Mr. Carter, at the Oed Mitre Mavens, Brood wall, nepzeting the death of Thomas Eluut Cooper, aged 29, lately reaidiag at No. 5, Knlechtridttecourt, D , ct.fs Com. move. El - z th S - raker stated that she had Limn the deceased fir many years, and she had frequently been an noyed by him, particularly during the last fourteen weeks. He had frequently asked witness if she would have him. ohe always begged him to go away, and upon one occa sion she was so much ictenupted by him that she threa tened to apply to a maaistrate. On Saturday hurt de ceased called at her house, and when she opened the door to him he bald a pistol at her , and said he would blow liar braise cat. Upon this she ran up stain, and called tt e landlord of tut Luse. They immediately afterwards Lard UN report of a pistol, and upon going down into the parlour, discovered the deceased lying on the tin a corpse. The upper part of his head appeared to he blown to pieces, and a pistol was lying by his side. The police wi re called in, and the following letter, addressed to his father, in the handwriting of the deceesso, was found io his pocket:—" Din Fe:her—When you re ceive this I ehall be no more, for I have made op my mind to live no longer without Min Streit, r. Her e'.ailow is always followieg we, and my thoughts are onstaiitly with ker.—Your affectionate son, Thanes Cooper." Mr. Tebbits, a surgeon, proved the nature of the wound, and the father of the deceased having Few examined, togs their in It other witnesses, the jury unanimously agreed to a verdict of "Temporary insanity' SUICIDE AT A TaVkhille—On Friday evening an isquiry was Roue into be:ore Mr. Payee, at the Harrow, Bewoughn eke, relative to the death of a finsale, mat re spin:tab:ly dr. seed, whose name is supposed to be Lloyd, who COT Mint• • nr..st determined act of suicide, by sulphuric sad, at the London-bridge Tavern, Duke-sveet, London bridge. Mre. Sarah Welds, landlady of We London-bridge Tavern, said that ow Wednesday evening, ab of six e'claa, the &coned svplied for • bed. She had a Isaaldst with her, and weed that the inpoeted some •is would cell upon her the following day. At kin o'..lock that day c Thar a lay) ahe received a letter, and entwecissntly a female come to toe bar, when the deceased ordered tee. The female was not seen to have the house. hbout half-past eleven o'eloric, as witness was going to her bedroem, she looked into deceased's room, I whoa she t.und her seated on a shaft, with her lace black ' rued. \Vita , * called for eminence. Deceased had on a black satin dress, sod was mast respects ly attired. Her Sows showed es if she had nut been used to work. She was about thirty yeah of age, and exhibited no glue of desponterscy. Mr. John Parker, surgeon, No. 11, Duke -street, low demand ab ut half past eleven o'cikek. He found a pLial in her rieht head, which had a libel with the words is sulphuric and, poison," on it. Hrr facie was blackened from the effect of the acid, a portion of which must have pose cut ef the hoick epos her face. She had been dead about two h..urs. From appeancces, be wax of opinion sic was far advanced in the nastily-way. He found a letter in her basket, which as gave to a policeman. The contests were to the effect, " that the writer Lipid she would not commit any rash ac and begged that she would be advised by the female friend who would call upon her, who would give ber the hest advico. _By the time she received that lever I a would have soiled from the shorn of England, and would be away for ever." The letter was addressed to Mn. Lloyd, at Mr. Wallis's, Railway Tavern, London-br.ii.e. Tr en was no signatues to the letter. He was of opinion that she gird is a few minutes, by suffocation, irlm the effect of the sulphuric acid. The first witness now stated that the &nand's sere-finger had the appearance of having wen a weddln.: ring. She had a porn and 4s. Mr. Jack-on, escheat to Mr. Row, chemist, Welingtoo-street, acid that about a quartaupast tux o'clock on Thursday night deceased purchased tivapeneyworth of sulphuric acid, and stated that she was aware of its ding character. The inquest was adjourned to Thursday next. THE AMERICA, Captain Shannon, sailed from Liv•risoqi on Saturday for Haitian and New York. NATIONAL REFORM ANSOCIATION.—Three mee ts's% have be,n held, dumg the past week, of the friends of parliamentary reform—one at Chelteoham, mother at Stroud, and the third at Tewkesbury, on which occasions George Thompson, Esq., lift P., propounded the views and objects of the association, when resolutions in favour of the nsovemt of were unanimously adopted. TILE REMAINS 01 , CAPTAIN WEITTINGUAM, fine old seamen, who was unfortunately killed on Monday last, were interred on Friday In the burying-ground of St. James's, Bennoedley. D,ceased was voluntarily borne thither by stamen of the ship, he had commanded in tke service of the General Steam Navigation Company, and all the commanders el the Isms company who were iu London followed to the grave, all andions to pay their last respects to one who had not otly the reputation of bang a good sea man, but with a generous heart was always a cheerful own. passion. He w.s ten years in the service of the late M. Rothschild, and about twenty years in different ships of the General Steam Navigation Company. He has left • wife and eight children site destitute, but a subscription has been commenced for their relief. DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT OF A NAVAL LIEUTE NANT —Edward Hill, holding the rank of lieutenant in the !loyal Navy, was charged to, Livinia Youn_g with having assaulted her at Mr. Hog ' s, at Landport, Portsmouth, cn the ' , casing of the 14th Out. By the evidence of the com plainant, corroborated Ay a witness, nadirs fact in some OM rate admitted by the defendant in his defence, the deft ndsnt placed her on the floor in a public room, in the presence of scveral other malts and females, and acted most indecently. The bench, after commenting on the unmanly conduct of the defendant, fined Lill 60e. and 9e. cads. There was another etiarr against him for destroying a bonnet beloaging to the compli inset, but this wu withdrawn, on his paying 10s. the damage and 61. costs. . _ _ FIRE IN VIE STRAND.—A few minutes before live ck yesterday aftern:on, a fire, which threatened serious consegnews, broke out on the premises of Mr. Freeman Roe, hydraulic machine maker, 70, Strand, immediately op posite the front entrance to the Adelphi theatre. Plana were seen to proceed from the third floor windows, and in • few moments they bad taken so firma hold that little hope was entertained of saving the upper portion of the boom. Two load explosions of gunpowder took place. Several en gines were speedily on the spot, and by the well directed exertions of the firemen the &ma were extioguished before they were able to communicate to the floors beneath, which, from an announcement in the windows, appear to have been uninhabited. It is expected that 501. or 601. will cover the damage sustained. MIAMI FROM CARELESSNESS WITH DRUOS.—The village of Abterferd was thrown into great consternation on Friday week by the sudden death of Idia Riley, the wife of John Riley, who is groom to Mr. BUerton, surgeon, of that place. On Saturlay last an inquiet was held by Mr. lioeleos and a respectable jury, whoa evidence wee heard, incleding that of the surgeon who had made the post works' examination of the body, and had detected prank' acid. The nes was adjourned to Wednesday last. It then ap peared that the poor woman bad sent a prescription to • respectable druggist in Laech, for some prussic mixture, which, owing to the error of an apprentice, we/ made too powerful, an, caused death in a very short time after being taken. Ti.. jury returned a verdict of "Died from having taken an overdose of prussic acio," and the coroner severely reprimanded the druggist's assistant and apprentice.—Liars Mercury. THE LEVLSOICBTREIST MOB,DERS.—The circum stances attending the Lawson atreet murders have been painfully brought to mlad. The chip Duncan, of which Captain lienrichson was master, left here on a voyage to Calcutta, under the command of Parry. formerly chief mate. I On the outward voyage, the son of Mary Parr (the servant of Mrs. Henrichson, and who shared her melancholy fats), who was an apprentice in the vessel, fell overboard and was drowned. Another serious cuualty occurred—Capt. Parry; who had been married only five days before loamy/ Liver pml, fell from the poop rail, and was killed. —Liverpool Journal, _ _ . BLET-RooT BCGAII IN FRANC/I.—The Metalour publishes the returns of dill production mid consumption of domestic sugar is France gum tba commencement of the 11•611011, from which it appears that there were 288 smarm torus fa operation es the Ist inst. The quantity of swiss ussanfsetured amounted to 68,811,209 iilorsismes, or 21.702,996 more than durise the oorreepouding period of 1849, and that told for consumption or deposited la *a government bonding to 60,020,661 kdointitesse, or 9,818,619 more than year. BATITIDAY EV/11111110.. The amosit of the precioes instals orted floor derbeg this week eirlieg the 23rd instan!. leant hem Metal seeress- wail limited ito 14,0 M, ounces dallier is bow, sidpped to Madras end Oak Nitta, and 2.000 ounces of silver coin to the mime ports. Notwithstanding the infirm's that my beirawn from the fact that the Bank nurse, published ia.this day's Express, show a farther diminution in the mesa, deposits of 362,7051., making a t o tal o f 1,066,6 M. during the fertnight, Bret therefore mousy mug be tighter sad in greater req,nellii the very merge is actually fele le be the awe in circles when mammy be dealt- with as • eernmeraial emaniodity, having its value tuernating in the market The value of money "on all" NSW= the same, and in the rates of discount with the regular houses there hus ohmage, hut by the "outside mod" first-class bills of lAEA dates have in some instances been dose a shade below the previous ruling rates. The large increeas in the permeate into the Back to the credit of the Exchequer, amounting to 933.7921 testifies to the oars with which the revenge is eollected, the public 4•Rosito now amounting to 6,764,4164 agemit 1,902,1 em. last year. ihreiseqesr Bills have net meiergeas the hest varieties, and the demand for them has bees eat formly steady throughout die week. The foaming are the extreme prices at which Consols and Exeliequer Bills were transacted each day daring the week : MOM Lowest Cooing Price. Prier. Mee. Monlay—Cceraola tor roomy v 11) . 95:1 ise :5 to 4 ?sudsy For money 96 9 95 to to 96 For amen& ........ ..... .Id 95 ..... .93 96 Modernly For mosey a For amount 96 95 Thursday For moony as For moan . 96 93 to Friday For money IPS Yoe somint datordey Tor For mosso& money 1 91: 1 . 95 to larehequer Bills. This weak. Let week £l,OOO iligheeL Lowest. Itlghert. Lowest. Monday 70.. pm.... 675. pm.... 73.. pos. ... Mk pm. Tuesday 7oa. poi. ... 675. pm.... 71. pm. ... Ws. no. Wednesday Tbunday - Friday 7os. pm.... e 7. pm.... 69. pos... Ws. pa. Saturday The inquiry for shares in the joint-stock banks con tinues to be on a limited scale. Dealings are re ported this week in the following:—British North American (501. paid), at 42 ,- Commercial of London (201. paid), a.. 23; London Joint-Stock (101. paid), at 171, ; London and Westminst er ( 20!. p a i d ), at 26 1 an d 1; Union of London (101. paid), at 121 and 12. Dock shares have been transacted as under:—East and West India at 142 ; East Country at 21; London at 119; St. Katharine at 811 to 821. The following are the extreme prices at which business has been done in railway shares during the week : WWI Paid. PAR 100 Brined aid Imes 64 a wanks. 211 Eastern Counties ....... 7l 32 Orem Northam . ........... 7i . ............... 100 Great North • I Killar - 216 100 Omat Westin . 30 Hull and Why la 100 Lo mat*, sad Torirldre lll 80 Leede and Besaked 93 111 London sod illaileall Wu madam. Brollsa. and South Closat... 110. 100 Loudon and North Western los 100 London and South Wasters 100 Mallsisd ..-- ................... IS North British - 7 2f North Staffordshire 7 . r 5 Scottish Central 334 Mouth Easters 30 Wilts. Somenst, and Weymouth 4O .—.„ 394 33 Tork, Neveastia and Benda l3j 30 Tom and North Midland The subjoined calculations chow the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prises which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (*) in placed, it is to be under stood that the share rate of dividend is less the in come tax : Thies par Cent Comic . average grief 931 *Wpm emit. 111 I 1 Three pm Cent. liadnoof 94 Pt 3 2 If Threoem“.Quaraer pm 0 11 1 61. 96 3 7 4 Beak Stock (diva 11 par eent. pet ass.). 207 _ 3 17 34 India Mock (div. 1Q per sent. per ann.)2671 „ 3 It 6 lizaholver SUB (Int 111 d. per day) Clio pm. „ 2 4 lj Galant Counties 6ti..(dlv. lia.pse it. of 201., equal to 11 per cent per eau.) 7f 4 2 9 . Grist Woken. (die. ) at the rats of 4 per mut. per mus. Isnomiure and Toriahirs £lOO 33 Stock :dl.. at the rats of 3 par MMt per ann.) London and South Western* (dm. at the rate of 31 per cent. per ann.) 614 Loudon md Brighton* (41M dead 46a par Bata stook for the half per year, equal to 41. 16s. mat. per ann.) Weldon and North Wasearn• (dividend at the rate of Spa cent per ann.) 1021 Midland. (dlr. at the rats of 21 meet. pie ann.) 34 o loath &Marc* (di.. at the tate of 3 per mat per ann.) ....., 14 __ SILCRANOEB AND STOCKS ABROAIL lowest 'S •• 7 5 el A 7 13 10 3 $ 3 99 • 0 0 4 17 6 7 7 Oi 7 2 10j Blame, .31sr 23. —Voluntary Lose, 1051; National Debt, 86 ; Bank Shares, 931. Vienna, MAT 22.—five per Cent. Metallitas, 92 ; Pour per Cats., 801 ; Sank Mares, 1063 ; Exchange en don, 1217. Amerwasan, MAT 24.—Dutch Funds : Active Debt, Two-and. &Half per Cents., 23 13-16 money, 36 bills ;Ditto, Three per Cents., mosey, 63 7.16 ; Ditto, Four per Cents., 854 mosey, bills ; Amara Synd., Three.and.a.kalf per Cents., 1171 money, 87 billy; East I , dia Loan, Fou r p er Cents., NI money ; Russian Five per Ceuta, Rope sad 00., 1 mosey ; Ditto, roar per Ceuta, iltlegllt; 831 mosey ; Spanish re per Cents., 121 money, 13 bills ; Ditto, Three per Cents., island, 30 11.16 money, 304 bills ; Aus. trim Five per Centel., Metalliquen, 731 mosey, 74 bills ; Ditto, Two. and.rallalf per Cents., 404: money, 40i bills.—Exetianges : on Lon don, 12.07; two months, 12.02; on Mambas, 33.18 ; two months, 33; on Paris, 36.50 ; two months, 36.23.—n• tendency of the island stook was upon the whole more favourable. Bpanish debt was In demand M s Mew ezeiumge. Partuguese without variation. Aus- trian more is demand. French Throe per Cents, more tavourable. Peruvian and Mexican in demand at a higher exehange. PARVI, MAT 25. I For mss• for Account. Opealteg , EligbooL 103 31 30 13 91 SC at 36 Lowest. UMW, U 4 . 90 5 pet Oats. IN 70 In 05 54 $0 Bl 011 Id 45 spp Coots. .. 9l l• 90 25 91 30 $0 20 90 40 S do. Nee Loan ~ . SI 10 .11 44 pm Oasts. a 0 a .• Ipa Ceuta. 7050 , „ .. _ Unhands as London : at Night, 25 52i • 90 days, 25 424. " 5 . 1550 9, 1542 ..... al • Yon= Loan 1501 19 1 • Do. 44 Do. :I Piedmont 3 per Oasts 55 SO • Bank Shams THIS DAY. Two °Tux'. The market has been steady all morning for Con role at 96 to 1 both for money and account, but at this moment they are quoted 96 sellers for present transfer, the only variation which has occaTed during the morning. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 95 and 1 • and the New Three-and-a-Q u a r ter p er C en t s ., 96x an di 97. Exchequer Bills, of all sires, have been done at 675., and 715.; and India Bonds, 900. prem. Bank Stock, 207 and 61. India Stock, 2661. The foreign stock market is inactive, but prices generally continue steady. Mexican mark 301 ; Spanish Actives 171. The official list reports deal , jugs at the following rates : Buenos Ayres Bonds, at 51 and 62. Dutch Two- ed-a-Half per Cents., at ,66 ; exchange,', 12 via. Equador at 32. Mexican at 302 for money, and 302 and 1 foe the 31st inst. Peruvian Four-and-a• Ralf per Cents., 1849, for account, at 76; ditto Defined, at 331. Portuguese Five per Cent. Converted, 1841, for account, at 76. Russian Five per Cents., at 1071 the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, at 22 prem. Spanish Active Five per Cunt., at 171; the Three par Cents., at 371 and 1. Vesesnebs Deterred, at 111. DIULDIH YUDDIL—Thas Day. Nat 9 93E1 . 006 r , v. 90 i 3 Pit Qt.. Aiwa., 96 I 13 Pet 01 8 - 7 3 Per VL Ara. baSare to Ili. IPUIDUCI Ft= siW. BM* seßa trz i t 911 arri'L,artalratada. as.. ea tcl 1 Ow. 7 ri b th, ripest. Di , . 11 BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. i'aitesdi; tUdflortiroport ---- tiattieroarket is is a more healthy state than kw some time past ; /addling sad flosioullage esaaot to bort Cu so good terms as last week. The sew growth Is for e most part sold. fsw only fereehaleq. Reports from ate plantations speak of a hw solitary Gies to be sosa. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. Taw DAT, Two o'CLocx. The share market is much firmer in tone to-day, and the quotations generally show an improvement over Saturday's prima, though the business is limited. Great Westerns have improved to 561; London and Routh Westerns to 131 t I Berwick' to 13g. York and Newcewle Preference shares are buyers, at 275. 6d. MITI= ILIZLIMII. Calais/ Woes Saturday. r'7. =.°' Autis m I i A De. eralval; ::: g eats Hams (04. _Reit peps lb &CO 71 2 1 2 1 dim Par aDm 30 De. et reerwatee 1111 Dlrm.Wolvit Oltreael 16 Wm., end Dean 16 Do. isereate; Deeass. Stem, awl Wei -100 !Bridal eld 23114, 17418=luedr• ..• 30 10 Do. 110 Prehreme 60 Do Xlydaedele Junction 30 Choler/ sod Rolytwed 13 Do. Pregame@ 76j Cleretwe • - • .•• • 424' (mol is et willellaet Jane.. 21. 10 Do.rlir E. &R.) . ..• 3 4 Do. , 11.10e.)0 p. CL Pref. 2 , Do. (71.105.) 7p. Ct. PreL 29 iNettern Copntle• 1 4 Do. New Pref Ip. 6 1 Do. d o. N 0.2 30 Do. N. 13 E. 6 per Ct • be Do. do. 3 per Cent 43 Do. New 36 Lew $4 4 pm 3 6 pm. 63 64 124 12 dia. 161 1 II 4 1 ter. Union, ore • (late E. 11. IL) —. Do. Noon D. and C. Do.=. p. Ct.) fiasc Do. New Do. New au " ...... to& Lineolnehire Guinn. teed 0 per Cent Dinetorpo end Enoenow. Carrier, h Derek Exeter end Exmouth _ Gloneeeter & Dean Forest Groat Nortiern Ds., &area, a,Defeered Dw t shares. D, p. Dad per Cant. PreL... Ot. tiontk.a.,cl Wed. (Lai Do. Eighth, OM* North of Itagiasd .. Do. New, StO .„, Do. Now, ASO ... Do. Sew, •111 Great Waters... Do. p shares Do. Now, 611 . Soli and Selby... Do. Aimee Da. audio Losoaster and WIMP Do. 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(Ire) SO IMeldlestwealted.6p.Ctgr ItiO !Newcastle and Carinle ... 23 ,?iesatarke: ... . .. .6 I 5 I Do. \ew s7O 20 Do. F.:traria& .. Do. Guarno. ri pot * Cr 35 North briar& ... 8 Do. Praetor; T$ North StralorMair• oijord, W;;:e.:airolver": Preston acd w r!!••• ••• Raut,burd, uta e. 64; Mc!. nod and !Mikis faa.nbirpreth Utensil ,:gaottish Cantral !boottish Midland .=. - - ithrews efised Do., New Guaranteed- urivrobm7 and Cluostet Not. N. Kin.) Do. tyweary it. Do. 8 per Om. Prot 8: Shropshire L'a:on JO Booth Denoi aS i Do. Preferetoe Llidooth Suitfordshoe... loath Resters ... , Do. No. 2 ... M. Do. No. lot 1 1 4 1 Si llli in 7 74 ei 9 M 22 die. 14 If 1 li 7 7# 'll 11 # Pas I 4 Pla 36 66 I rpm N 8 16 16 6 1 71 71 13e 141 dls 6C 24 5 di. 16. 10.1 w 3 2 i 217 220 pm 46 46 gm. 65 67 32 34 64 33 81 5 di l a 93 95 461 471 3u 2.1 II 53 pm .1 37 Oa Si) 11/ 131 41a. 91 91 dia. 101 IS 0.14., 12 12f Si d1&.94 91 7 S 6 4' 414. 51 5; dia. 9/ 2? dim dis par 4 So 103 81 185 137 101 1 4121 37 87 t 9 106 11 23 24 1026 1 0 36 I I di. di. 1 P i. 006 616 :0 19 024. 17 13 di.. 26 pm 146 136 41 11 41 dia. 14 71 s 7 71 I, It era 331 341 is 271 Ms 14 13 liiii ioi 25 21 14 18 Ws. 18 19 7 46 41 14 lei, 4!A, 7 • 40 41 6 7D9. IS 131 Iy Vre• 91 it y dia, 6 S 3 4 18 14 di., 11 11 du 45 5 7 10 14 45 86‘.. 14 174 14 44 4f 29 27 di.. 34 44 die. 64 1 2 4 39 40 131 134 IS 111 dip. 6J 6 1 ~ 16} 16f 3 2i dio. W R gtatend sn Wdn 14 York, Don. and Gook -184 44widleld, Rotherham, and I Goole.N.DL ina. p.Ct. 40 ,Watertordandkallonny.. 'Wear Valley, Ct. goo 2$ Do. do. do. SO MI MM. homersetAt Weym., .FewUetleaßerwick Do. lintTorkathewm. Do. o.l4l.PurehorPret Dallertlepool Doelthlt: York god North Midland IS 10 22 IS 6i, 26 SI 90 23 23 61 % I ! me i an WO 11, iii elf i 3 4 i 211 111 14f 14f II In 3 e I FOItION BaJLWASS. '-thsip-!tadi f ( I .t. Ital.•anl .ad luatriaa) Bonloalse mot ( Allll6ll nrairel monom Data Itlisaielt . rapt ladisa 6SI 41 dim; 61 I 7 " Pm I — Lk Grist Indian rselmods - Lausibaers Madrid witl y4lBOllll rm. Pftr 7f 7 dlI. 71 INsisor mid Lap Northers clt /VIE!. iiceTtrasot rads Nod Mires earls sad Sousa Peri tad 'Strasbourg . ' Bonen and Havre 'd e 2 21 28 So la 20j Sj 8 8 t pl 11 Ws 74 i 211 11 1 4 Toni and Nan'as ... ... LIVBRPOUL. May2s. thocx-ExosAman.—Prices wavend a pod us' tO day, but closed steadily. Innesuhire :nut Yorkshire cassol.. (fifth .shares) end.—London and North Western, 10:f 31 3 e.—Ditto (stew) shares), / Ina. 1 d.--Manchester Sheffield, and Lincoln (pref. she. 71.—Ilkiland, (/ @bares), 27 13s. 3d.d.—North Union A. (guar. jointly by L. and 3. W. and Law. and York), S lls. 1 sh. N 0.4. p.—South Eastern and Dover, 131:o. BIRJLINGIRAM, May 26. Sgoni-iso &&&&& —This share marked teday was dull, and prime were rather wraker.-sLtop.Nn talons hare efertiol In value, chiefly because of the unsatisfactcwy ohmmeter of the clauses in the bill to be introduoed to Parliament by the Loudon Jirl North Western Company, which so far *fleets the eoneern as not to yrorido a guarantee foe the remaining amount to be called up Opposition it al. It is said, be catered at the westing which takes place at eihrews. bury early in June. BRISTOL, May 25. BTorm-Excaiuma.—The market remaMed firmer, per tleularly for tho &water shares of the Great Wortern Orrao.iny. The Quartet &tam left off at 14. Midland stook wee a ehado Won', riming at 34. Belga and :Barters were dose at 44. 110 Third Shares of the nine at 12 Ws. Landon and North Western. at 1084 d. Cheat Western ew 171. awes at 7i die. The Wt the new preference Week of the Last mined ownpany kre t i t aimed. YORK, May 26. &rock-Exodoxos.— York, Nrworado, sod Berwick l'untime). li. 64. 3d. ; Task rod 10 — ". indkad Pro. 71. Gs. 14. - ! , . 7 .~. / ~. ~~,/ . .• ; U ' , f "Nd F t , ,, i-7\ 4 3 t iv SO ml 1 7 _3 se; NI 6 27 2 264 27 '1