The Sun. — London, England, 1852-07-05 00:00:00

... EVENING, JULY THE BUN, LONDON, MONDAY _ ---...----- I who are to be their representatives in the new THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. THE SHARE 1114.AKETS. ___..........______ __-_-_- -- RAL —........- - AL, Mv•DICAL, AND GENE e N. Parliament. BRITISH RAILWAYS. C L"IC LIFE AS - SURANCE SOCIETY, (,$) tf reeV 'm a t,:,,,,.. _________,,. We have received the Paris journals of Saturday 42 11 , e ~,, ' -',".'-;,•7. - :, - ' - rc.. - ,, , itt Bu --- ;1 ----- le' ss done eside in eny poet of Europe, the Holy Persons of all ages, and in every station, may assure with this Society, and the assured c h an r a. 6 e. A. 9 'll The incalculable advantages arising from a judi and yesterday. Railways. Nominal Prices. to-day. e s„,_ e__.e..„___e, 71E4: e e r ea.., ~ Madeira, t , t) Cape AUstralia, New Zealand, and in e aSa • ele- 7VAar_C. - e_Eiel,,..' , \\,_ .AZ , • ee e ;*/ .k. A , tr ik, : Land, EeYin of the conspiracy :-' The day before yes- Aberdeen ...... 100/. paid 28% to 29 29 % moa t parte of North and south Am' erica, witho , ut Extra Charge. FIFT el DIVISION Ok PROF ITS. a: a _ ae e, ,,_ y ea: : e.74 , ,,i 5 e , , ~,,,, ~,t 1) ~. . m..vi . cioue app lication of the principles of insurance are Te e nion.leue of yesterday gives the following _ ciated by men of all classes and version et half - past five o'clock Pee., MNI. BILES , - Amb. Not., Bost. &E. THE FIFT _ 111 BONUS was declared in Ja.nuary last, and t th oo e e aa e ia ea -,- , ,ze'' ie e ty . e 1 , ,„ 0,... e i1., ..: ' . •e! , ..eoa ' ee , •• 4 ' 4 1 , antetaeL4 . 1• - - ----- -- - -, a ee ' . delegated by the Prefect of Police, June'. .... ..... 8 1 ,4 pd 6 % 7 674, , stations in soc • nd niESSE, From the highest peer to the terdaY, - ~,,, TRINO a Bir., Wolv., and Stour . d during the last Five years ; or from 11. amount varied with . the different ages, from 246 to 55 per cen . to the Premiums pat , e d to arrest thirteen individuals taken in the - humblest et. 10s. per cent. per annum, oe the sums assured. among the Share- . -z• now genera: e l Y as a ai e n pt t pyr e all are desirous of availing them orocee e Valley ••• all pd. 10% - 11% The small share of Profit divisible in tuture . . fact of clandestinely fabricating arms. Other arrests Birk., Lan., & Ch. Jct., vided for without intrenching on the amount 4,' , holders being now pro . , 44 .% '' Int s The case of our late most gracious Sovereign place yesterday, and the accused, to the num- late 33L 65.8 d., 26L pd. 10% -10 d. al Office, with, at the same I lie - ance. elves of the benefits freely offered for their accept- •• took made by the regulae business, the ASSURED will hereafter derive r oe , all the benefits obtainable from a Mutu 1 Ki ng WILLIAM the FOURTH, is still quoted as an ex. b er of thirty-two, have been placed in the hands of Ditt o , Chest. & Birk., in the same office, all the ad- - time, complete freedom from liability, secured by means of an ample Proprieta.ry Capital-thus combining, f • aaV p o lice. The facts hitherto collected have not the 50/.Be 25/.Cons., all pd. 18% -19 rs ry plot at St. Omer has also been spoken of. . vantages of both systems. LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 5, 1852. ample of a considerable addition to the sum secured the by the original policy given by way of " bonus ;" vi gra . •ty which certain journals have attached to them. 0/ d • xet 10 • 99 - 101 Brist. & E ~ p . 99% 100 % be obtained of any of the Society's Agents, or A copy of the last Report. setting forth full particulars, with a ____„o„,___.... A ne s i a_ Caledonian ...100/. pd. 44 - 44% 44 x Prospectus, can now while the representatives of the Dukes of YORK and The rumour is without foundation." Chest. & Holyh., all pd. 22% -23 22% by addressing a line to GEO. IL PINCKARD, Resident Secretary. Electioneering intelligence so entirely absorbs ARGYLL, and many others of exalted rank, 1 The Journal des Debats says on, Cork & Bandon, all pd 16% -17 % x.n zee 99, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, London, Dub. & Belf.Jct. 45/ pd. 8 - 6 d• 38% Ditto, ditto ... 17 1 4 pd. ... - ~, public curiosity at the present moment, that it be- largely participated in the periodical divisions of LL For some time past the Prefect of Police has been awaae that persons, remarkable for their demagogic 1 rt OYAL IT A L lA .. N OPER A, rofits made by some of the established companies. pinions, were organizing a secret society which - tap - - a Dundlk & Ennis., all pd. ... _ ... COVENT GARDEN. comes imperative upon us to comment, in the first , p Dr. SPOHR. instance, on the prospects opened to the Liberal The numerous burial societies existing in every dis- °' dto have for object to attempt the lif ' deen Junc. ... all pd. 6% -7% pear() e of the Pre- GRAND MORNING CONCERT. f b the recent dissolution of Parliament. Al- trict prove that even those depending on their daily sident of the Republic, and to overthrow the t • New all d. - ~, Ditto, , ••• _ P ... The Tireotors have the honour to announce that on MONDAY, parsy y _ . . presen proceedings of these individuals, and soon found Do July 12 (instead of July 5, as announced), a GRAND 3dORNING ready there are no less than thirty-three nominations • labour for their daily subsistence recognise the ine- He had made himse Government . . . . . lf acquainted with E. and L.& D.)100/. p 4% -4% D Eas un t d A ee n , g P li e an rth :2 & a, A .L be . B,r -, CONCERT will be given, consisting chiefly of the Works of Dr. Louis the tamed, the police went to (18L E.Se LI.)all pd. 3% _3% . a l i 1 0 : I d s . Spider, and under the direction of that eminent composer. who will perative necessity of securing some pecuniary assist fixed for to-morrow. It is manifest, therefore, that ance for their families, when deprived of the care anus , out that they had ramifications with other ' 20/ d - so- East. Counties... .p . 10% - 10% 10% %% 14 preside in the Orchestra. the time for deliberation has passed by, and that the were engaged in the Eastern Union, class A, Full particulars will be duly announced• protection of the father and provider, or of defray g • period for action has arrived. Foremost, of course, i n manufacturing of infernal machines of a new kind. late E. U. shrs., all pd. 7se is _ 7 , 4 R OYAL PRINCESS'S T in local consideration to ourselves, come the elections the extraordinary expenses occasioned b th 'llness ,_ the house near the Barriire de Fontainbleau,. where a Acting on the information ob • cialists, and that they Do., do., B. & C., all pd. 5% -5% East Lancashire, all pd 19% -20 OXFORD-STREET. K.E .a.er EL BAT R Ey . y e i and funeral of some less important member of tal e number of persons were found engaged in making those Under the Management of Mr. CIIABLE , • for the Tower Hamlets and Greenwich, but more s ha k.spere s historical the machines, and arrested them . . The majority of the pri- 20 19% This Evening, July 5, will be perfornaed household. But it is not m Do. do. do. 6/.pd. ~, _ ... Do. New Quar., all pd , _ ... Play of King John, and The Vampire. .. e . mei , erely in form of life insurance that it is resorted soners belong to the working-classes of all trades, but E &W. India Dock * * Tuesday, 6, The Trial of Love, an d The • a d especially, the all-important election for the city of f M hAd London. The nominations in these three are , Come y 0 11C o Wednesday, 7, will be revived ShaksPer" there are among them an ex-teacher named Ch. Pell 58 --- 62 among those fixed for to-morrow. Besides to. There is scarcely any contingency " L . tier; a medical man named Fevre; an d sra ion named E li d n in d ., B P i e n r. j & un D e u . : e- E, &W. Yk. Jim, all p e .... a vocate named Edinb.•& Glas., 100/. pd 6i y About Nothing, and The Corsican Brothers (for the Benefit of Mr. Harley). Th Vampire. which there are thirty more scattered through the 664 Thursday, 8, The Trial of Love, and - a d The Corsican Brothers casualty that cannot be provided against. Accident oi Corbet; an employe in a public admini t t• t f i ti b r i t e he a r t. D° ' 'A s • 24 : 24% 24% 25 Friday, 9, Much Ado About Nothing, V i i ie vemeire • provinces. There are the Liberal boroughs of Ash s, named & S -West 1 Glas. • ~ 00Lp ... ••_. Saturday, 10, The Trial of Love, and " ' • dof Bradford, the 1 dfi fth ld • - Nouve ,an ve o e o insurgents of June." any escrip ion y sea or an -- I I nes , o f an y kind Martin; one of Caussidiere's Montagnard pensation can mitigate the affliction of the may d be p . ro t v . ided b against s l o Great Northn.,lool. pd 89% - 56% . corn -90% -- __-_e NATIONAL HIPPO- The Constitutiomal gives the foll • A Stk., 100 L p 51 _5 3 BATTY'S GRANID burton, of Ashton-under-Lyne, an The principle itself is founded on the greaa sufferers. The leaders of this ridiculous and c:i w a: n e:p 53 ienoefE, details :- Do. B Stock, 100 L pd 125 - 127 127 atee.a.d Waik, Kensington-gardenS, Liberal boroughs of Coventry, of Evesham, and of Halifax, the Liberal boroughs of Hertford, of Shef- L. a nd un - ~ Gt. S.& W. Ireld., all p 44% AA it Opposite the ..--o pEN tor the Season W t 100/ - - ''' Great es n., ,pd 98% _ 93% 99% 981 Is now ~, e we of amusement in London. field, and of Yarmouth. There are Aylesbury, and controverted fact, that the average of Dia* . - n u cer- tempt appear to be one of the persons who condu d artillery and Lanc. & York., 100/. pd cte Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 84 -86 The most POP„`", --- 1 ea- PERFOR3IANCE will take place TO- Bewdley, and Cardiff ; there are Li to 'ver 00l and Ly s - tainties g M u tt e t s i s O e ll d t a o t trbeespreenstuinitgs, a in it d h i o v u id g u h al a man who had been a pri- Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 The First Grand 1 10 ." --1.4 ; open at One o'clock, to commence at Door may be measur d • th dfar l as pecuniary e wi the closest aPP goner at Belle Isle, an- ex-lieutenant of • pd 10% - et% p pm MORROW, July 6 * mington, and Newcastle-on-Tyne ; there are North z can be even rox i_ the Commune de Paris, a tailor, who was porter in the isolat d * Two. July 9 , an Ascent in the Royal Hippodrome e house Do., Quarters ...all pd .. _ 83 % -- 84% 84% 84 3 /i 84 % In 7 1 1 On THURSDAY , ..., t Six o'clock precisely ; doors open at Five, ampton, and Nottingham, and the city of Oxford ; 'a • t • s No- where the plotters met to fabricate th ' le • eir new sort Do., Fifths 14/. pd i 3 ... • Balloon, at HaeepaS „einem , will be allowed the public of witnesaing the there are Newcastle-under-Lyne, and Peterborough, - d skilful of artillery, made, as has been stated of iece f Do. W. Rid. Un 11 az 4- 3% dis. 10% % 'when an oPP O - thin i ~ g s more easy to an experienced au as-pipe. The ex-editor is one of „ _ , P s 0 , , • ~.13 3 —2% die. inflation. o the novel entertainments, a Stag has been trained, and Portsmouth; there are Preston, and Reacoeg, i the g me persons arrested, I.Feds :Northern, 0 11 .- lod 17% - 18% 18% In addition ~, o introduced in the Royal Hunt every evenin g . actuary, if furnished ; a wde the necessary data, -n - as is the porter and hie wife and h , L v Crsby &Sthpt. all p .. -, , - Wiliell w- - e ntered into an engagement with Mr. Burr, to in- and Salford ; after which come alphabetically Shrews- , i son, t e Latter t ' e l ,. RattY leas torm of the results of accurate observation during a about 20 years o age. Two other women have also Lond. & Blackw., all pd g% _ 8 .3 1 e 8% ent sport of Hawkirg, wbo will shortly appear bury, and Stroud, and Tam worth, together with . tales in re- been taken into custody. The ex-prison r Loneßrig.& S. Ct 100 trod"' tbe r4lendid Brass Band Will be in attendance. . eof Belle -Isle L & 'aLw * p 107% - 108% 107% 108 ion-Reserred Seats, 35.; First Claw, 25.; Second ditto, Wigan, and Windsor, and York. All with their series of years, than to c 1 I t evi - e h t•ed to esca e but hs i acu a e 11 ,100 L p 130% - 131 131 130 5 4 kam iss rty of ill- con riv p , a s nce been retaken. In the lgs n o . u ' arte e r st* Tuird ditto, ed. , ference to_particular matters. T h e quan- 1 course of yesterday a carter, two tailors • Q s 25L pd ey 71/. 32 is.; Doors open at Five, to commence at Six precisely. nominations fixed for to-morrow ! " Thirty-three' n u ° n t h c i e n r ta i n , a compositor, Do. Fifths l2/. pd 4 -12 P p r ss, the amount of • fi • t that and a woman who had lived with a ne man employed at Do. 101.,M &B. (c) Up k- 5 k P ' % in the aggregate. This looks something like activity, in rim y a de or calling the Gobelins, were likewise arrested. At the r • 'p "`" WI AL MA.RIONETTE 'ILIEATIIE, persons fr rtr om following any particula • esidence Lon. & S.-West. 100/, D ' ee - ;*; -NV 9 - y % LI ADELAIDE-STREET, WEST STRAND. It compensates, at last, for all the delays which have ' dof ono of the insur ents of Jun 11 be determine . _ g . e was found a trunk be- Do. New 50/., 42% pa --' 4 - - - • i 4 / Last Week of the Season. taken place in regard to the dissolution. It affords after a certain number of years, MaY 3 e arties con- longing to the ex-lieutenant of artillery con • In a 2 -1% dis. THIS EVENING, and every evening during the week, with sufficient accuracy to enable th P ber of letters. At the moment of his arrest he attempted number of papers connected with the - * 1 tain -'' a Do. New 40/. -34/. pd 1% - % die. P•or. At th Lon & Enniekil all The performances will commence with a Farewell Epilogue, en- promise that, before many more dap hare elapsed, . cifiewdilblenperfievtsentot 1 payments house of the medical man there were also f e • • e Pd 12% - 13% Men. Shef. & Lin.,loo/p 33 -34 titled THE MANAGER AT HOME. cerned to determine what periodiea ound a ne m - Man. Bux. & Mat. all p 3 _3% To be followed by a scrap from Shakspere, entitled THE SIXTH the necessary excitement of electioneering will have 33% AC t' OF ROMEO AND JULIET. been passed through-an event which, cons • el • may be required to give certain spe dto swallow a paper, a fragment of it, which was Do. Manch. &Lincoln contemplate orn With (by desi-e) THE SWISS COTTAGE. 1 ering from him, bore the letters che, and No. 16- h• t Union subscribers and members, whenever the w Ica cor- 4/. 2s. pd g -2% die. I To be bellowed by a grand Ethiopian Musical Entertainmeat by the rancour of parties, the ardour of f t . aC ions, and the e benefit clubs responds with that of the houde ha the Rue de la le ' Midland 100/ d 1 %g 14 M / s an extraordinary Troupe ot Ebony Marionettes. events may happen. Tbus eve hay eine El . • P 73% -74 v, 74% zeal of To conclude with a Phantasmagoric Spirit Drama, called ROSCIUS religionists, cannot but be matter, when it iving cer- Blanche. An interne belonging to the Hospital at o. Bin & Derby 100/. 39 -41 40% IN SPIRITS. arrives, of very profound satisfa t • founded for almost every different trade - g, , fr - o - m Orleans who was found with the medical man, was ale Mid.Gt.We(lre.)47ae - ••• -= ... tee-e open at Half-past Seven, and commence at Eight o'clock. . . • C.lOll. In the ma- aming ° D 1 A Morning Performance every Wednesday and Saturday. Doors jority of places it is tol bl tame weekl . ts during illness, y paymen hile ' Al arrested. 1 the prisoners have been lodged in the o. 4 Shares, 17% pd ... - ”. era y well known al- ae, and w risen Mazes, where they have already under Newcas. & Carl. all pd „ Open at Haa•pact Two, and commence at Three o'clock. temporary cause!, or the infirmities of g th p • • gone a pre- D --- -• e l e v at e Boxes and Stalls to be had at the Box-office or the , ready what the probable result will be in ments on e liminary interrogatory. Several further arrests have No* Quarter Sh. all pd ,:: ,„ Theatre, and ot all the principal Librariens. out of employment, and specified paY , the selection of the vario ' l % l Those A d one of the been made, the whole number of prisoners up to yeetere Newmarket all pd 48 -50 49% --------- day evening being 31. It appears that according to the and ~...ts Abergaven., HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. 'mantles where the issue is altogether a sub- rtizan, h0w .,,,, etereford -.12/ d 4 -3 y dis. greatest anxieties of the labourer or a statutes of the association, each of the me b f't m erg oi. was "ewrY& En •k. 71 13 4 ` 4 Second appearance of Signor De Bitsini. ther b ! ject of conjecture form the exceptions. So far be in o to e provided with one of the infernal machines." Norfolk .. Lila X' P 1% - 2 Sixth Night of the new Ballet ZELIE. ever reckless or prodigal he . MO . 41 % ,_ _ ....... 100/. pd 40 -42 _ TO-MORROW, things must be admitted to be, in a great measure, , respects, is to keep op his paY-- ment to his On the same subject we find the followin ' gin the taa Aeas 20/. S 15/ 10 - 9 die. Will be presented Donizetti's admired Opera, Patrie :- North.CotmC . *P hich is seldom MAR I A D E it OIIA N, satiefactory. Nevertheless it were unwise for the club with punctuality , h • ' • t at is a duty 18 North BrT;h n • 3 Leipd 3 - 2 3 4 die. 35% % 54 % Maria, Madlle. de la Grange ; Armando, Mollie. Ida Bertrand; Liberal party throughout the United Kingdom to . t pressing " The information which we have obtained since yes- Nth D 11- *-25L pd 35 - 36 P.ican4o, Signor Bettini; De Fiesque, Signor Fortin' ; Enrico, Signor if ever disregarded, except under the ra os terday enables us to confirm the accounts i • e v'm No 1 13L p 6 3 / dis. we have al- Do. No 2' * ' • 7 - 4 De Bassini. be in any single instance over-confident. Before emergencies. ready published relative to a conspiracy in Paris. This D * * ...... 5/. pd ... ~ e % A To conclude with an entirely new Ballet, casion to deprecate extending in plot is but too real, and we even go to the length of de- Do , def.... a 1l p dl ~ . Composed by M. uosselm, the Poem by M. St. Georges, th e m us i c this we have repeatedly hid oc • While the principle is so r al gene , 0., %B, guar 5/ a 1 ••• by M. Nadaud, entitled the course followed in too many cases, where, feeling • her MeJESTI's daring that it has not much surprised us. That, not- North Sniff d * •• d i "• - - aie ZELIE ; ou, l'Amour et la Magic. some f t orm o almost every personin or .at h 0 % sae ‘ „ e . withstanding the security which we enjoy, and the assent North-Western 7 - ' ' 6- - - 8 • h to the cause of reform the By Madlle. Caroline Rosati, enliles. Rosa, -'sper, L certain of a triump service, civil or militia "t • t an ge indeed that a • y, 1 is s r given by France to the Chief of the State, and the N. & S.-W. Jun -ali Pdl "' ---- ... Allegrinl, Louise Fleury ; 3IM. Di Mattia and D - ura cl amonreux, witness the simultaneous c. 6/ pl 114 -- 2 IN 77 s h n nted to electors aye, co se the employis of lively sympathies which surround and support the Go- 0 xf.,Wor., &ev e i I; , 2234 Applications for Boxes, Stalls, and Tick tt be n . class so numerous and infl ' 1 uentia as ” a " P. 22% - 23 es o made at the Box- h stings of three or four, and . cake. Opera Colonnade, Haymarket. appearance upon the u Id not long since verement, there aro still demagogues incorrigible enough Scottish Central 100 L /) 79 ... 73 74 --- the different rail • hou way companies s Scottish Midld., 100/ D 51 to dream of the violent overthrow of our institut. 55 -----______ sometimes even of five or six, different candidates out- tion " ions, Shrew. & Bir. A, all * nd . - life --- 66 ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVEN a-GARDEN. have had a well-devised system of " superannua can cause but a very moderate share of t ' as onishment. Do. E .... •-- ae - , 8 , 34 , Extraordinary Combination of Talent. bidding each other in tbe liberality of their . .. s or indif- w , dl . ..... all pd (0' TO-MORROW sentiments and the comprehensive philanthropy of in operation. There is no lukewarmnes e are, nowever at present e Leered fr • om all appro. Shrew. & Her ple -' - - - Will be presented (first t me thie season) Rossini's Opera, ference on the subject. The directors and managers hension, for plots, although they may he formed, can Shrewsbu. and Ch 81*P 2%, -1% dis. , OTELLO. their principles. This proceeding we still continue to the subordinate never degenerate into &cute. Thanks to the vigilance (Nor. NV. Al' . %ter Desdernona, Madame Grisi ; Emilia, Madlle. Cotti ; Otello, Signor . . Were as anxious to confer as . and activity of the Government th 'll 1 in.) all pd 19 Tambarlik ; Rodrigo, Signor Galvani ; Elnairo, Signor Tagliafico ; Protest against as not only foolish from its temerity, but arising . . . . , cc wi a ways be 1 -kl• Halves . 11 D - - 20 officers were to obtain the advantages stifled in their birth. Fresh arrests have been mad to Do. Oswestry *--a 'II e% -10 Doge, Signor Polonini ; lago, Signor ROTICOIIi. affording the Conservative art an all pd 14 _ 14% In the second act a Divertissement, danced by Madlles. Robert, culpable from its P Y from its ad t' • 1 • op ion. But chfficu ties have occurred day, and amongst them are an avocet, h•• e -- Sbrop. Union - - a p ysician, an Leblond, Santl, and M. Rusult. otherwise unattainable opportunity. In illustration ••• 6 % pd 3 - 23/ d. which have hithe h ttainment of this ex-communal teacher, an ex-lientenant of artillery, some Do. A, B, C, & D full y - 4 To conclude with the first act of Rostini's favourite Opera, rto prevented t 0 a IL BARIsIERE DI Sl\ IGLIA. of this we adduced on Saturday the unfortunate re- old Montagnarde and some risoners wh pd. up at per ce t " desideratum, which has been under consideration for .. . _ , P o have been South Devo n •-50 - 46 dia Rosini, Madame Castellan ; Bertha, Meddle. Cotti ; Count Alma- ~ , , tiberated from Belle-Isle." isartolo Sienor Tagliafico ; Basilica Signor SUIG OI tne general election in 1832 at Finsbury, n ...... all pd 19 - 2 ° have, we he- South-Eastern 100/ 73% nee, signor man° e . , e th 1 • e ast eight years. These difficulties The trial of the insurgents at Bedar . h a 110 Signor Sohn ; Flews, Signor Ronconi. ~* Pd 73 -74 Marini; Fore , where a Radical constituency was compelled to wit- . lex as eeen South W 1 36% 36 rforrnances commence at Eight o'clock precisely. neve, been overcome, and there is reason to hope that, brought to an end. Six accused en contumae aeV ...... all pd 353 A 36Y The Pe e have South Yorkshire and - - 4 Tickets 'or the Boxes, Stalls, or the Pit may be had (for the nese the return of a Conservative representative in the ike bene- been condemned death Of h Night or Season), at the Box-office ot the Theatre, which is open ere many months - have elapsed, a project al to • te 22 who were pre- River Dun 15/. 0 p % -.. 1% P from Eleven till Five o'cloele ; and of the principal librarians and person of Mr. SPANKIE, simply because the, electors fici 1 t th a o , e - employers and the e mploy , ed will be sent, 11 have been condemned to death, five to h Do Do d • " 6 L Pd m usiesellers. had been unwise enough to bring forward four labour for life .. .ar ~ Stirl. & Dunferm all o ... ..-'.... The grand Opera of Faust is in rehearsal, and will shortly be pro- carried into practical execution. We say alike be- $ three to hard labour f or a limited Stock. & Har.l6/2 ct, - 8.3 duced, under the direction of the composer, Dr. Louis Spohr. instead of two (or at the most three) Liberal . while it will period, one to transportation, and two ac ui q tted. Taff Vale 126/ "' --* 16 neficial to employers and employed; for G I L h enera DE AwcESTINE, t e,Command • • .pd 159 "-• 0 candidates. Against the recurrence of any such m a in -Chief Thames Haven Dock THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. secure to the latter an honourable independence in of the National Guard, convoked the offl x.n Mr. B Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager, Old Rrompton. mishap we would earnestly warn those electors who their ld o age, when they are entitled to enjoy the cers of that and Railway l9/ pd 2% ..-- 2% X.ll THIS EVENING, body on Thursday, at his apartment • Vale of Neath * 1 * - 71, pd 13 ...... 14 A new Comic D-ama, in five acts, entitled are seriously interested in securing the triumph of rest and t • • dir bl tth 1 ranquillity so es a e a e c oee of life, Royal, to take the oath prescr . ibed b in the Palais W t fd. & E' *- 6% TIIE FOUNDLINGS. Y Art. 14 of the waateerrfd. ilk • all pd 6% -6% the Reform movement. it will afford an additional guarantee to the former Constitution. The General opened the r • & Lim. all pd 21% -- 22% Characters by Messrs. Buckstone, Keeley, Leigh Murray, Howl; oceedings West Corn all 1 Mrs. Fitzwalialn, Mrs. Buclinghana, Mrs. Leigh Murray, and M s ___ of the faithful services of their subordinates, who will by pointing out, in an energetic address ') • w 3L pd 10 -- 10% Vining. dGI ff d • h •1 Finsbury an asgow aor just now, un appi y, which the oath would impos the duties West London ...all pd . -. ... To be followed by a new petite Comedy, called a NOVEL EX the two most remarkable exam 1 of the same not readily risk the loss of advantages to which they eon each. These re Yk.,New*&Ber 100/ p '-' -- 76 76 75 pes . marks were received with great 1 -- D & N .. • *- 7° PEDIENT. ew. Ex. 20/. p 6% - 6 die. 13% app ause and the o ' After which KEELEY WORRIED BY BUCKSTONE. rashness on the side of the Liberals, against which have for some time looked forward with great eflacers of the various corps the ' Do. G.N.E. pure. 9/. p. 2% - 2 % dia. 7% To conclude with JOHN JONES. n took the oath as pre- York &N. Mid.loo/.pd 52% - 53% 52% %54 52 - we have so repeatedly protested. Happily at the anxiety. scribed. They then separated with • - THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI. cries of " Vive Lessee, ler. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste. former place there is no prospect of any Conservative Some time since we directed the public attention to le Prince." PREFERENCE SWUM. scars EVENING, Will be performed SEA and LAND. Characters by Messrs. Paul opposition-so that the Radicals will have the satis- a proposition emanating from Mr. WYNDHAm The PRINCE PRESIDENT Of the Republic, on pass- Aberdeen all pdi ... - - 'n through Boulo ne on Th Do, No. 2, 7 per et. 3% ... -„, d Wright, Hughes, O. Smith. Worrell, Emery ; Misses Ellen faction, at any rate, of fighting it out comfortably HARDING, the respected Secretary of the South- i g . g ursday, on bi s wav t Bedfor , Chaplin, K. Fitzwilliam, and Mre. Keeley. St. Cloud, received a veritable ovatio A. ° Caledonian, 10L 100/ p 99 - 101 110 98% lade with the Comedy of PAUL PRY. Colenel Hardy, amongst themselves. Even this division in the Westernßailway Company,whoha.sexhibiteda zeal mad , 11 the es • Ches & Holyhd. all pd 18% - 19% To cone houses in the Grand Rue were decked • n* - Pain Pry, Mr. Wright; Grasp, Mr. O. Smith ; Mr. Mr. Emery ; constituency we cannot, however, but regret. It is, energy respecting the matter deserving of the highest e . seth flags, and Dundee, Per., & Aberd. Willis. 31r. Worrell ; Phcebe, 3 is I . s Woolgar ; Eliza, Miss L, Honey. the inhabitants of the town and the adjacent villa Junction all pd 5% -6% nevertheless, possible at this moment, at the eleventh approbation. Mr. HARDING s plan, however, only accompanied his carriage some dist ges e , , ROYAL PRECCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. nee with cries o f a , eeees .(3/ 10s)6 pc. all 3- 3% 3% Vi. Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean. hour, for the electors to simplify the difficulty of the related to the company with which he is connected, " Vive Napoleon." .1-)0. SL) 7 per ct. all p ... - ••• THIS EVENING, urnals of Sat •1 Do. Ur' )7 2 ere's Historical Play of RIN G A nne. question submitted to them as to which of the five and in it he Was nobly seconded by the directors. It The Paris jo- --- - sureay, in th e i r Comments Eastern C ' e: 13* c* P *** - ... Will be performed Shakesp Ke A WI on the QUEEN'S Speech, unties Ex. Principal characters by Messrs. C., . h an, . gan, Ryder, Addison, Liberal candidates shall be accepted by rallying would, we have no doubt, have been already brought aPPear in general to approve S P. e N ' 1 7 ' Pee, pra e 0. 1 all pd 1 5 A t - es p adows J Vining C. Fisher, Gra am, F. Cooke, Everett Vezin, ents and to mak of its cont , . e full allowance f th Do. No. 2 ... all pd 1% - 1 % P Pm Me • • 'a, • miss Phillips, Miss Robertson Ma; round the t fll are the most u fett d • t• on that line but that it was co ' men who o a n ere into execu ion , nsiaerea or e Cathcart, and Wheatleie , Daly and Mrs. C. Kean. ' s Mar- , , . wo peculiar situation in which the Engli hM• Do.Newe . 'n is ........ 10 14 - 14% 14 % ray, MisS Kate Terry, Dirs. . , misters are Eastern liai • After which will be produced, oy tne ties of party, an d who of all are consequently desirable to have the co - operation of all i • b •ng about to soli c i t - 3 aced, in ei the su on Scrip, THE VA3IPIRE, a Phantatsmo, _related in three dramas. The the fittest persons to be chosen as their representa- the t mpanies. That has, we believe grea co e p i principles ectors on which they h PPort of the Guar. 6 pe r t 11 17 - 17% 17 % % principal character will be su,s . ai e __ed bl*_r. Bollrcicault, the author , , J ave never cowl- Do. 101. D c --a P of the piece, supported by 3 .7rs e * ..i e virilne, Chester, Everett, tives-ThomAs DUNCoMBE of course, and with him been obtained, and we earnestly hope that dered it altogether safe to define clearly, East L eb.Sh. all p ... -ns Cathcart Meadows, Harley ; aalea 3 Leclerc% Robertson, Phillips, from Al iera aneashir e , 6 per JAMES WytE as hi s co ll eag ue. Fortunately for both the scheme of the General Railway Association Letters g state that the French et. Qua Shrs. ail cl Deseoroileh, alarsh ill, and Mrs. Daly. dron of the Mediterranean • East & N p ~.. ...- ••• Vest Yorkshire ~., a,, E yee ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. • candidates they are up to the present moment for providing Superannuation Allowances to Worn- squa quitted that port on e • the 24th ult. to return to Toulon Th• is d unction, sths all pd ... -••••• "'" eparture, Edin., Per. &Dun Under the Patronage vt .i h n e o r e te h es e 1 4 : and his Ita Te a sa g e ness very generally regarded as the " favourites." out and Disabled Railway Employes, which, with lt th r • which was a oge e unexpected, Was c d b cl . .5% proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty, We are fain therefore to anticipate that the some slight modification, is that of Mr. HARDING h being received from p • ause y is- per cent._- ... an pd 1 pato es arts announcing Glas.& S.W. 6 - “. et successful and popular Theatre in n on e m that on. 100/. ... - - Tee me THIS EVENING, majorities poll e d in their favour will be over. may b e es tablished ere many weeks have passed away. the Minister of Marine was about to proceed Gt. North 5 - 16% _ meted t e e gorgeous Equestrian Spectacle of h 1 ' to Toulon, and would wish to h shortly D 'P• c. all pd 16 Will be pre , ST. w e ming. Glasgow, unfortunately, is very dif- To those who feel any interest in the solution of eve the squadron there o. 5p c. red. sc. all p 2 - 2 % P ON - et George Mr Allred c a pe, GEORGE and the DRAG ... _ • . , • 'val. Great South & at his arri Brothers Elliot will make their appearance in the most novel ferently situated. Against four Liberal candidates this problem-and who is there in any way con- • West. The (Ireland) Bths taiininents ever witnessed. The accounts which reached Al i ' • all pd 8 5 4 '''' 8 % =ter there a a eas 'seen opposed a solitary Conservative. It nected with railways as shareholder, director, or g era just as the Gt. West. (Berke & LI. ollowea by Batty's Lnimitable ecenes of the Arena, int ro _ k t was on the point of start' ducin i 'g be :he most numerals equesteian company In Europe. is scarcely fair, we think, to the constituency for two officer, but must do so ?-we would earnestly recom- pac e . . t . . ing on the 25th ult. , Ex. 5 per cent.) Gpd 3 l e -- 1 P is conclude with a Laughable ii , arce. E, till F state that the insurrec ion had been completely put (et.W. fixed 41 ... - Tickets to be had at the Box-ol.lce fram even our daily, or, at an y rate, for one of these four Liberal candi• mend a little pamphlet by Mr, C. J. BRYDGES, of down on every point. The Governor-Gener• I 4 100/ p - - ,_ Do. Do. 8 )8 , - ‘.. Stage alana.ger, Mr. aeclereq. a . wuo Lancashire - 04 k d *** - *** en about to set off for the cl . b • _ dates to have unnecessarily tbrust themselves for- the South-Western Company.* The terms of th d b e ha e . . istur ed districts, at and Yor - . shire, 1 - 6 ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGE:AL GARDENS. ward for selection. In endeavouring thereby to ad- proposal are clearly and distinctly set forth, once relinquished that idea, which has been rendered Do. 6 * 20/. , e O /. eh %di ,„ _% p Open for the Season, P. c. Sat V 100 L p ..• - *** day Wednesday, Thursday, an , d Friday. vance their own int * t erests i h th t th may so appen a • ey an t e a vantages o each branch of the -an d h d f u ecessary by the vigorous measures adopted b L N • y the eeds orthern, 6 p Monday, Tues , --- ••• military. cent. No. 1 ...... 1 3L • p e d l. *** - "' of Mons. JULLIEN'S Concerts d'Ete on the same w il l m . , ~ . aterially injure the interests of tbe Liberals of contemplated arrangements ably and satis- l t t rfth CU CommencemLlte of 8 plendour as at Drury-lane Theetre. The arges owe o e teau of Cherveux near Do. Do. No. 2 17/. D - d *** de Concert conducted by M. Jullien. the loc • - ••• Proraena ality, and ther e e • re the interests also of the entire factorily explained. It is, indeed, a very Ni ort , one of the most elegant I Do. Do N3el • "• f that eminent cantatrice Miss Cicely Nott. ~ body fee e constructions of the Do Q t ., ...i 0 R , 19 , - -"" Pd ... ""' '" Engagement o ' Colossal Daylight View of MOUNT • J '3. ~e fornlers in the United Kingdom. Neither creditable production, entitling Mr. BRYDGES middle age!, fell in on Thursday mornin T • --'' --- "`"••• 3 / Pd -- -• Exhibition of Denson s .. N and the CYCLOPS-Splendld ls it f. • g. wo London &B • * • ''' ETNA and the CAVES of VID,CA.. Gomm ,s ... air) do we conceive, to the two representatives to the thanks and gratitude of his official brethren, female servants, who were sleeping in one of the 5 per cent. rig• gnat - lena.gene-Promenade Concert by y of Glasen ; L 1 ' T.' " ...100L nd and interesting 3 . Amusing Novelties-Coucluding at - e-w al tne iast rarliament-JOHN MACGRE- chambers of the tower, heard a rumbling no' d Do Pr 5 S - *** .-- ... rivalled Military Band-Various and to more substantial marks of approbation from • d A f e ise, an • a • Pe. its. 100 s - ... Pvrotecenic Dusk with a Grand . i Exhibition by Messrs , . Souotihtb•Ye, GOR and A .. ..LEXANDER HAsTIE-men who honourably the directors. From it we learn that the directors of they hurrie away. w seconds after the fall took Do. %,on. 5 p c,1852 i ... tie" the Interior of the Mountain (the Pand a e h n d ioun c a yoloi t , _ _ Do. N.Gr. 6 p 1 al- - ... 153% represen - e fulfilled the b lace. Lon. & N.-1V c _OO/. p ... -- •• . Ancients), v;ith the Caverns and Forges ot Vul • i' Mount Etna and a opes of those who in 1847 accorded the different companies intend to contribute as much 111USINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT T Coe , . & the whole terminating with the Eruption o Nereiads receiving the them seats in i s • t e Imperial Legislature. Both Mr. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, JULY 3. HE LNnunet. sp. c. 3 % pd Grand Taeleau on the Lake of Thetis, and the - to the fund as is to be deducted from the salaries of ALEXANDER A Great Indian Peninsula, 654-Grand Junction of France L * , p 5 1 ...• 6, S. Ve Co 3d5.5/ ''' A 4 p 8% Armour of Achilles. cimens in ' f several hundred spe , LISON, the wealthy iron -master, and ti s • eir officers, an instance of wise and judicious libe- bonrg, 4-Ye-Namur and Liege, ' "' 4 En. %Sh alt L 13 4 ,/ -Lusem 6 %-Orle The menagerie now consise; o . 1 Yin f two came so Olin.. 101E1413ND, ,4 ans Man, s h ft • s, •,p 12 A --- ts ten giraffs, lour ostriches, the brother-in-law of L d • 16%-Paris and Lyons, 16y elew.ng three elephan , or relay, which will be fully appreciated by the parties and Bordeaux, , a- Kouen and Q . ,%. e e Linen. was, &C. the Animals at Five. Con- JOHN RUSSELL, would have more effectuall Havre, 13%S- sambre and Meuse, 6 -West Flanders, 3%. r atie No. lal 13°. New 10e - Iph "4 - 11% Doors open from Nine A.m. Feeding aided the cause th 3' more immediately interested, and cordially concurred ...._L_..___,,..__.,n_,1•M1••1_.n.•__!!,......... Do, eL . ' - •••all pd 13 - 13 18% cert at Hah-past Six. Fireworks about Te.n. _ ey pretend to have so much at ADMISSION, ONE suiLLDas. heart b in by every shareholder. Icr five per cent. on the GERMANY. Mo. , 0 ........... 31. pd j -- I%p J15R51N1M1M0....111•M...•N11.......1MM..•1M.1.1..•10 y re frain.ng D u kd 0 . 6 P c St. 100/. .•• se, , ..------,- 1 from th • rusting themselves amount of salaries, half paid by the directors, and upon the notice 0 A letter from Munich of June 29, in the Frank. 6°.peon, Bris. & Bir., - - e en le HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. min after 4 f the constituency, and half by the officials, a handsome retiring allowance -" The v • r eent. 100/ 3 149% "-* '"''` 150 Tns DAT -Morabag 15 rein. after 4 I EY'r-in . . ; 4 3 , 7 7 nu ; after 5 thereby dividing th furter Journd, says : arious Governments of pc). Elves ••• '• P To-alesanow-Mornin g 57 min, atter 4 1 Eve`"ng - ' e atrength of the Liberal will be secured to every man who has rendered ten the coalition of Darmstadt have come to an under- Do. Lei ash Val. all p ... •''''' •'' _______,- electors in the presence R c• & Swanning 110.2aadcwilo,Ge ..••is••••EzmnieVlNllllll. E•MVorlk. _______ .- of a Conservative candidate. years' service-the amou t n very properly increa s i ng stand i ng as t o the reply which is to be made to the D•aP e a r es Guar. 100 L -e; .-- THE WEATI-11t,-Strai OFFICE, Jinx 4. The good sense of the Lb 1 eral posseesors of the fran- in proportion to the length of service and the Salary declaration of Prussia of the 7th of June. Th 1 -, - e refere - - m y 5% THERMOMETER, Es' THE SHADE. chise in Glasgow may save ' e rep y /N orf o lk E nce ...5L p par - (a P them, however, from any paid to the party at the time of retirin 0 g. ur n. Y 1 will be so worded as to have the effect of dissolving Do. G xten e 51, ••• allilad 22 -23 25 % 75-highest since noen sesteriay. evil consequence from this m o - the Congress." Do, w a 4 p et. aps% -- 6 5% at mistaken mancauvre. regret is, that it only applies to the eetaried officers. 55 -Icweet flab morning and during the night. At Evesham, again, it is some The Emperor Of AUSTRIA. is continuin his North 13 .7 . 0 9. Val. 2L p 1% - 2 _ g tour in te e ntish 100/. pd 110 - 112% Ille 78-this day, at neon. three Liberal candidates have b what unfortunate that NT Te aer. ....,RYDGEs, however, shows that the Cases of ser- • Hungary. He arrived on the 28th ult Nor •at Stuhlweis- 0 f a 'tafford.. all pd - ... ;le atosese'Ret. 30.27- 500 brought forward vents employed at weekly wages is perfectly distinct, senbourg, where he was . received by the inhab'ta t • Wor. &w a 15/. - s inst Sir I - T W -.- ILLOUGHBY, a Lib 1n s 6 p er c , A W.B. to &E.-fine fresh breeze and sunshiny weather. aga and Mr. BLAYNEY a II , upporter of the eral Conservative, and that no general rule could be applicable to both with the h greatest ent usiasm. The tro fth ops o e gar- Ditto diettiTh-12% pd 2 - 2%p 14% MONDAY, JULY 5. Present (:, _overn- rties Those persons too gen rll k' ri - o • ed by his M pa . „ ea y spea ing, e n were review AJESTY 3/. pd 2 - 2%p 5% 'r Is . , who after- Shrew,. 8, °. "' Tnatßatomserset, 1.11 THE SHADE. ment. Two Liberals it were reeubate, o f wards received the notabilities of the place. I Sh Bin N.G. all 10% - 11% course, to belon t b fit clubs, to which they have been some g o ene n the ra vta & T mi n \ io Ches. (N.W. i 79-highmt xince noon yesterday. bring forward ; but three (in the 'presence evenin th wn was illuminated time contributing. We trust, however, that a system l , g eto • On the follow- s •./ ° Per c all pd 17% -18 : 55 -ioweet Chita mornillg end during the night. of two Conservative opponents), constit outh n ea •••• o , wing day his MAJESTY continued his journey to Do. Ne ' °n 81 e-inin day. at noon. ute just p e nally judicious a, - the one under notice may be all pd 15% - 16% ,' one too many." Possibly the most " likely" --1-- - Sozezzart. On reaching that place he • • visited the St..E lt 7: ......... 1% pd %dia. - % n man d to their cases • and we have no doubt 134-tv 'larraa, 30.02. speedily applie , tomb of Count EUGENE ZECHY, who lost his life in Sth. y e q`di pc. 10/. pd ... - ~, ' of the three for the Liberal electors of Eveshana ia th e Wnen S.-light airs and fine sun hi weather. that the directors of the several companies will be 1848 for his fidelity to the Imperial House. The Stock. & ij a 4p c gd. all 20 - 20% On Saturday the weather etsrt s nY e into one who, in the course of his remarks addressed to until J„, t. gd. 5p c • ee all at onc . Pepared to respond to anY reasonable application,, numerous pardons granted by the EMPEROR d • urin ellidsummer ; yesterday es - f the franchise, observed the other g w aterfo q 1 ,1856, all p ... - ... aa 'erY hot, and to d hotter still. h e ossessors 0 ay t p and to exhibit equa- - I liberality to their weekly ser- his tour have produced the beet effect. & Kilkenny, I At Five o'clock the Thermometer re h - al town-hall, " that he had been 6 per tent eee eee ,, e _ e _.. eee , ..___ _____ ac ed 110 in the sun. evening in the loc valeta as they have displayed towards their salaried York, ;s i r e • 3/. pd %- % die: 2% _____________--.......,, tend for Finsbury, Southwark, the Tower ff . ITALY. Do '' .B, Ber al 102 - 104 DAILY WEATHER, T - A. - invited to s BLE, o leers. • Do • I P York & ic ~.... ..... 5/. pd 4% -5% ! &ate of the Winn and Weath t b er a eac of th I ta.i, Lincoln, Greenwich, and other places ; but ~ pu is es and s p re ' al r idland H. e following Maul , e f ''' "An ' • •n of the Scheme of the General : pleees'at Nine o'clock on Saturday moral them all, and would stick to Evesham." . Lea m inatio . . , . the law authorising the construction of ar . 1 • '"ea• 10/ d %-Ye P • P ( e:e arranged in order of latitude. ng•-The stati ons he hale rejected no other than the eloquent and Railwa All y Association, for Providing Superannuation sroin T . • owanees to Worn-out and Disabled Railway Em- urin to Suss • and approving of the al way contract I rlllta BED AT FXZED EZINTAMIL Ltyisakwx-Wind . S.W. gentle breeze -overcast. 'That candidate was concl d ' u ed with Messrs. JACKSON, BRASSEY, and -------- ----1 . - E4 i er eant WILKINS, whom the ployes." n -9 C. J. Brydg,es, of the London and South- TT k cenTeew-Wind .S.‘,Y., strong breeze-rain. liberal-minded Mr. S g a.LENFREY for that purpose. Business MuLeracese-Wind S., strong breeze-rain. 'll we doubt not, repay for his Western Railway Company. Railway s , ; Leasing 'al P • Nomm neva to.day. , electors of Eveshane eel , The Itisorgimento of Turin, of the 30th It u ~ quotes ---------- ;Companies. i Poote. - --Wind S.W., calm-cloudless. constituency, by return- a letter from Velletri, in the Roman States f Bdf.& Bi .-- ----' PORTsMouni-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-cloudless. preference of themselves as a ______________ t fe e ,„„ ree _ Wind S.W., calm-partially cloudy. HASTINGS-Wind S., gentle breeze-cloudless. SouTHAsteros-Wind S., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. Foracesrozne-Wind S. AT., gentle breeze -partially cloudy. ing as their representative i "n the new Parliament. A. rather amusing disclosure, but one reflecting th highest honour as upon himself, W' ._a A morning contern made the that the nom day, LAIVIBETH ELECTION. . . Porary has inadvertently stated ination for this borough is fixed for Thurs. Bth July; but it is fixed for TO.MORROW, TUES- which it would a r that the people th dri the d ppea ven away the tax-gatherer, that Card' el and that 9 TOM Bi ~ tch, ae ... ... .., aer ... - „.. ere had inal MACCiu agate, had been obliged to make bis escape a regiment of chasseurs stationed there had D isee G et, gi , ,L ee a , p Lon.es IN i vv e . ..._. ee , Iliithout I ..„ ,Gt. Wes n. n Ili ..... ; : ai i4 ole,&;,'" P' Do. ...... 'zu -.Jud e ' D gli o. ar ...... a ll Pd D . 30% - 3 1 % t TireIERIDGE-• . .Vind S.W.,_calm - cloudless. other eveni e addressing with e ,„, e „ i o. ..... en % _ 80% ! agEENWICH-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-partiall ng by Sergeant WILKINs hi we-1 .., DAY, 6th, at ten o'clock, on Kennington-common, and refused to act against the mob. Buckineh "" PI Do .. zu Y the electors of Evesh la • t'nee that the the polling will take pla The eeash all ' ' .... te% - 18 3 / , cloudy. am. After in i ce on Wednesday, the 7th, from discussion on the Civil Marriage Bill wa s Clydsdale Jc * IsLon.&N.W 53 ' t &moot , -Wind W., gentle breeze-cloudless. other candidates' f • riends were promoting t • heir elec- eight iu the morning to four in the afternoon. continued in E.Lin., u . the Chamber of Deputies at Turin on g a• 6 per ' 4I IP Caledonian 51 - 52% i COLaRBSTEn-Wind S.W., gentle breeze --partially cloud c .a.4 „,, r , 0 . E ......Wirei S.W., gentle breeze-claudy. y. tion by unfair ineans h been in Evesham no les , e continued-" Since he had es - eenee---_ _ -_____e- es ____-_---- 1 THE EASTERN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY...-. the 29th ult. M. d . BALBO proposed to adjourn th cent. ...... all pd • e Glouc Gt.Northn. lacussion until the second half of the sessioD est s & Dean , a Imo- Forest ...... all 148 - 150 t The returns from the follewing places indicate the state of s than 13 gentlemen hau The Eastern Steam Navigation C • bl tion which •f . n Pd Gt. Westrn• 32 -33 33% 33 orepany is to assem eon . , i successful would ba tantamount t a Harden the wizd arid weather on Fri-lay morning at nine offered him their services. One of these said-' Sir, Wednesday next in London, to consider - f h d'.. rejection of th ' •l • es - R 9 ' l• -K • 8 ' IYk N 1 a report ot e t e measure. It is be ieved that the Ex- a1 'w....a1l pd a a te -- „ e r y : ••• - - , csee e e l, aes it won't do for you to ln -se your election' (putting his rectors on t _. he state of the compass ' 8 • Y . affai rs . It is generally trerne Right will te for this motion, but it is Hull &Selb - ---- * 12 113 ' , ' Bvcorroar-Winj S.I.V , gentle breeze-partially cloudy. finger to his nose .significantl understood that the directors of this company are maturing lia e l t h • " not Do. Hal 9, all p Yk, &N.M. 1 - ves. all D 55% - 5 6 % Ceateensee-Wind W.• Stroeg breeze-partially cloudy. ____. _. ..______ ...'....._......... y), and he (Ser eant WILKINS) said he did not m te a - - ve steam conunauni • g a scheme for ex_fensi N . . cation between Ply- y at It Will be carried. Do. Q ua ' P 0. ...... rte., a ll - 26 -27 . - ------.-- -:,_. - the fellow added-' Well, you kno cts the company will probably yet assume a position TURKEY. Lon. se G ea , olDstidlan ... ean - - 0 Bo; on which mouth and the East. e otwithstanding the loss of the mail Leeds p Do. &Brdf n • d 108 - 110 109% 109 . i TH "hw Aer ON CORRUPT PRACTICES AT .LLEC- w the re ere wee , contra , renw. all'S Eastern l3 - 13% 1.2% TioNe-On Satuniee - h new Act (I.3th and 16th Victoria, and means of insuring it ;" on which be --1 . - of influence, commanding high consideration, and will practi ordered his c ells: confer many boons on this neighbourhood.-Plymoutli We have 20th ult. from Constantino le to accounts s 1 1 the Do. P ref ' 1 • all pd Do. - 26% Low e atoa•*** cap. 57) to previde - for t m e re effectual inquiry into the exist- clerk to t kick that fellow into the street: al, t., gua. 4 ence of cerrupt in-leticeso a' eiections fir Members to serve Ph 2- at was Times. On the day th t P .... UAD EFFENDI returned afte per cent...all d Norfolk - 211 . , e way he served them all. He onirl AL EXHIBITION FOR 1853.-The • r Do. 6 p t p i , in Parliameet wa s i ssued. 'here are 17 clauses in this Act, IV - -•-• ha ve IRISH INDUSTRI having com lt 1 a he delicate mis • &tide' 'c e all p Do. to the effect, thet upon the • Jo'e t • addrese of both Houses of nothing to do with any lawyer." In dePenden ee Royal Dublin . • Societv, who hold their triennial exhibition h' h h P e eiy terminated t mon esbr' & Red_ ad been confided to him in Egypt ;he had an car, e e It 1, -- r• c., all p Stktn&Dar ... -.... Parliament, her Malesty et:v."' t point Commissioners to like this cannot be otherwise h • tan satisfactory to ot manufactur I •t 1 d 1 es next year, lave jus fa e aced at their W . ic D rgan the Irish railway t interview ' make an inquiry into alleged e a ''' t rad icee at elections. . con rector the with the SULTAN, and received f - -rorn his IS. - -", 5 p c all E Counties 63 -65 s•ri I • disposal by Mr• - a - ' ' t t the und tk' ' Highness Do 6 ''' - ' A Secretary and clerke may be :run p p "at d and meetings may a i cere y honest, liberal, and enlightened con•st . Hu- hum of 20 efOOL in order to impar o er a Ing a elm- an expression of his entire satisfaction at D •.,, P. et., all p De. - ••• be held i:v the CommiseienereP t ° . e l ' t i e, '•t; ate the circum- ency, and therefore we regard the retorr of Ser r ' '1 • ortance, and to render it available not the manner in •d h* If °• . 5 P.c. all pd Do. geant , atter of unusua imp . which he had acquitte imse . Apnes Pr stances. The reports are to be laid he i r ' e' P -g I . o nly for I • tive country, in whose industrial history his P estn. & wa re : f L.& N.W I r ar lament. Per- WILKINS for the borough of Evesham as a s. ACLU Stlil p ' • d . th dfi • t• sons implicated ill corrupt prACtiet9 :he ay be examined along the 1 ~ wn ~,., !Li na , ' , l lit forms so re ma rkable a chapter, but for the pro- 1 • ersists in deman Ing ee ni ive ex- all paid 1 & La. &Y J ••• •--- ••• and mike a full disciosure, are to be': •°'"? m n'fi dbv a certi- number of electioneering probabilities Bef • ore now, i et,lcs and in , enuity e• - f the United Kingdom, and of portions pu sion Of SAID PACHA from Egypt. Do.lllves All Do ••• - ... p ficatefueie the Cominissioners. The C.einre rn ,.• I e aa - e to exa- much of the responsibility in reference to th 1 1 c ' t tile ""luis Mr Dargan hee been induced to make . Lord ST [Leeman, of Redcliff, had had his farewell • Read G.'' a P . ee , uildf , and mine witn-Isei.ou oath. The expense., o f f erers e e ec- this mu • inent. .• . • . ' the assurance afforded bins audience of il, aaeigate ' S Faster 26 ssea and • I b nificent contribution in .. . _ ...e SULTAN mi the 15th, and was to have R ••• all pd • , 1 1 .• % - 26% 26% Commissioners ere to be paid by the Treasuev"ne * a , 0 , toms, reposed upon the candidates theme , elves and 1 y the extr • -of the Exhibition at Cork, that left on the 20 h ()ea& Hit. 6y p Gt.Northn. 150 - 152 Sever i ~ r aordinary success c • His audience Was of the most cor- De se , 4 „ „-, the clauses which were in the St. Alban'e B r ' ' their immediate s ,it a suitable b• ' re provided in Dublin, and the dial kind - eep. Ex., an .uo. - 152 Commie- upperters-it has devolved 1 uilding we , and was extended far beyond the ordinary Silt Rth. &Goole, lion Act have been traneferred to this statut r e. thery a mos . e , pecuniary me al , maturing the necessary pre- • entire' h 1 y upon t e e.ectors, and of that ~ . 8 furnished for time for such • • F LATTEttirso.-Ca nil idatPB of Lord m t . responsl- 1 liminarY w "' t ads, results would he arrived at eminently cre- , receptions. It is even said that, after s 5 e. c., 18.11.6 p Lan. & Yks ... , .... ... calibre ought' to learn that the House of stone's a•li he latter will be en 1 I ditable cornroo i n d .ty t t able( to relieve themselves i ,tic to the national spirit and resources, and highly con- the official audience had termin t d L d g a_e_ , _or_ _TRATFORD , re S a ttiffdsh., 9% p MrMaClean 1 -. 3 ,4 di g room for grown-up children of rank.-Mornin9 airon s ie h le as no very speedily by conscientiously selecting the men 1 , e . ive to that n ew evidently opening to Ireland. career of material prosperity now had a private conference of som SULTAN. e duration with the ..,. TVal.6 p c., all Stekt& Dar ... -a ... - Do. do. .., all pd Do. - 32% :32 N . % 1 . Do. do. e . all pd Do. W i l l liisklent. all p GtaVititrzu lii .., Yis C . , 'lQi , - . - .1 - lig JULY 5, 1852. I' OTLEIGN. Railways. i NominE 1 Prices. Business done to-day. Cent. France (0.V.) all 24 -25 Charl. & Erquel. all pd 14 -16 Demerara sll pd . Dutch Rheni s h 8/ . pd .2 7 / 8 - - dis. East Indian ...... 18/. pd 5 3 4 - 6y p Do. D0....201. pd . . - ••• Gt. Indian Penin. a ll p - 134 P Do. Do. ...4 pd - •.• p Grnd.Junc. of Fra. 4 p d ..• 4% % % Louv. a la Sambre 7% Luxembourg _l3l. pd . 4% - 4 7 / 1 , 4% Do. (Railway) 101. pd 334 - 4 Do. ll, pd % Do. (Canal) 2l. pd % - 31, Maria Antonia 27i pd 8 - 9 Do. New 8% pd - Namur & Liege all pd 64 - 634 North. of France,l6l.pd 24% - 24% 24% Do. 20/. 3p. c. Bds, all p 13 3 / -14 Orleans & Bor 111. pd 5 -5% p Paris & Lyons 10/. pd 6% - 6 3 4 p 16 3 / ii 17 . 1 4 Paris & Orleans all pd 48 -50 Paris & Rouen ...all pd 344 - 34% 34 1 / % Paris & Stras. ...all pd 23% - 23% 22 3 4 % Rouen & Havre...all pd 1314 - 13% 18% Sambre &Meuse all pd 5 - 6 6 5 3 4 6 % St. Andrew's & Qaebec (A) 4/. pd Tours & Nantes 171. pd 5 - 41,2dts. West Flanders...B% pd 3 -3%, West. of France 61. pd, 2 - p MINES. Agua Fria all pd - % P Anglo-Californian, all p - Asturian 151. p - Australasian 2/. pd 34 - p Australian Si. pd % 3% Austr. Freehold all pd % dis. 3 4 Ave Maria all pd % - % dis. Blaenarvon I. & C. all p Brit. Austr. Gold all pd %dig. - % p IWA British Iron 13/. 15s. p Braz. Im. (is. sp) 24% -1% Do. Coca. & Cui. all p „, Do. St. Joh. del R. 15/. ,„ „, x.d Carson's Creek all pd % p Cobra Copper ...401. pd 42 -44 45 44 44% Colonial Gold 1/ pd % - % p 13 Copiapo 141 pd ,„ „ Eng. &Aust. Cop. all p - par 434 Nj General all pd Gold Mountain all pd %- % dis. Great Polgooth all pd 1 - 11,8 p Lake Bathurst all pd % - % dis. Liberty , ... all pd 1 1 % - 2 p 314 Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz Crushing Com all pd % dis. Meal. &S. Amer. 9/. p 4 -4% 4 3 4 New Granada all pd br a - die. Nouveau Monde, all pd % - p Port Philip l/. pd % - p 1% No Quartz Rock all pd % 14 dis. Santiago de Cuba 10 3 4 11 -12 • South Australian, 1 pd 3 dis - par Tin Croft 7l. pd 11 - 1134 United Mexican all pd 24 - 214 West Mariposa all pd %- % dig TOINT-STOOK BA.NEB. Australasia all pdi 53 -54 54 1 4 Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd 159 -61 Colonial 25/, pd' 14% - 15% Com. of London 2W. pc' 25 - 26 3 4 Lon. & County 20/. pd . ••• London Jt. Stk. 10/. pd 18 - 18% Lon. & Westm. 201, pd 29% 31% Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. pd 43 - 44% Do. New lO/. pd - Nat. of Ireland 22% p 18% _2O Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd 36 - 37% Prov. of Ireland 251 pd. 46% - 47% Do. New all pd 16% - 17% Union of Austral all pd 44 1 ,4 - 45% Do. New 2% pa 4 - 5 Union of London 101, p 15 3 / -16 IA Union of Madrid all pd MISCELLANEOUS. Austral. Roy. Mail, 2p' 2 - 214 Canada 32% pd 50 51 Copper Miners of Eng land . . 25/. pd Da do. 10/. pd Eastern Steam...2s. pd Gen. Stm. Nay. 141. pd 2 . 8% 2 . 3 P m . Gen. Screw Steam Ship ping Company...sol. p Irish Beetroot Sug. 4 p 2 - Penin. & Or. St. all pd 84 -85 x.d Do. Do. _l5/. pd 35% -_ 3 6% Royal Mail Stm. 60/. pd 77% - 78 % Universal Emigration and Colonization, 2/. p ••• a.... ... MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS. c/Ty. TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool on Saturday were estimated at 6,000 bales, of which 500 American were taken for export, and 1,000 American and 1,200 Egyp tian on speculation. The market closed steadily, at pre vious prices. The sales comprised 4,000 American, 200 Pernam and Maranham, at 60, to 71d.; 1,500 Egyp tian, at 64d. to 10id.; and 400 Surat, at 3id. to 4td. per lb.—Railway Shares were dull, at rather lower rates. Wheat is down Is. per quarter this morning, owing to the fine weather. The amount of Railway "calls" for July is 1,805,5301., of which 1,247,6401. is for foreign companies, chiefly the Paris and Lyons. The railway meetings announced for the next few days are as follow: Greenock Guaranteed, Aug. 3—Glasgow. Midland, July 20—Derby. Paris and Rouen, July 30—Paris. Paris and Versailles, July B—Paris. Sambre and Meuse, July 15—London Tavern. South Devon, Jaly 13—Plymouth. Western of France, July 29—Paris. York and Berwick, July 9—York. A party at Liverpool who has before addressed us upon the same subject, that of the debt of Mexico, and who has resided for 16 years in the Republic, has sent us a communication which, however it may lean to the unfavourable side, will be considered interesting, and be taken simply for what it is worth. To any depreciatory observations concerning Mexico and her credit, we feel invariably disposed to reply by pointing to what she has done, in spite of all her financial diffi cultieg, notorious and accumulated as these have been, and to ask whether such a country deserves not our sympathy or even our confidence. We hope the re duced tariff will yet become law, and we avow that upon its adoption will mainly depend the future regular pay ment of the dividends. As to Puebla it may be left to revolutionize at will, if the sea-ports and northern fron tier which supply the revenue, and by consequence the sinews of war, are pacified by the amended tariff. The exports given by our correspondent are presumably for Liverpool only, and they are much less than could be desired. The communication we give entire, it is as follows: "LIVERPOOL, JULY 2, 1852.—Mexican Bonds are again advancing, but upon what foundation it is difficult to imagine. The treasury is entirely bare, and every tan gible security the Government possessed, including the American indemnity, is mortgaged. The following is a tpanslated extract from my last advices from Tampico, dated 19th May:—' The deputies refused to admit the modifications as to the tariff proposed by the senate, no tifying its resolve to the latter, and insisting on its first proposition without alteration. On the 15th inst. the General Congress will close its session, and by the next post we shall consequently learn the result. The revo lution in question is to authorise the Government to pub lish a reduced tariff, and to withdraw the prohibitions in the space of one month. The state of Puebla threatens revolution should the prohibitions be withdraw fTont v ier the other side the sea-ports and the northedrntariff and likewise menace a revolution if the T e e t cluce raising the prohibitions are not conced ed. resources, nee and unless a " The Government is without change takes place t i i a ng without the means of procuring them. In .ti!is state we remain with our arms s he t o tca M orin e fffi x ii i ct c o have seriously fallen smuggling to a very great extent is "The direct c . e ros p si o en r d t t souffccfreosinsfutiblyisc, carr ied on across the northern frontier and to the west coast. "The exports to Tampico since the Ist of January con sist of merely— Sailed, 25 March, 'resale, with £6,961 23 June... Tamaulipas 6,058 To Vera Cruz -28 Jan.... Harvey Galbraith 22,343 12 Feb.... Eliza Bowen 18 March Ulysses 13,421 25 Ditto . Echo 19,091 25 April . Robert Stephenson 17,430 7 May Mary Luray 13 June... Eagle 29 Ditto .. Sarah X 13,019 142,357 £155 T "Purchas ers of Mexican Bonds would do well to on eider how it is likely, with this data (this country hav ing contributed more than half the exports), that the dividends can be satisfied. The large amount of specie stabd to have arrived at the coast came forward per the Thames last steamer." Hamburgh advises of Friday last quote the Exchange on London at 13 5. Bills at all sights" were in demand. Money was very brisk, and discounts were decidedly lower than on the last post-day. In the Aniterdara Stock Market, on the 3d instant, there was not much alteration. Portuguese was more in demand. The shares of the Netherlands Trading Company Wore to have a larger dividend, viz., 68 florins. Dutch Two -and-a-Half per Cents. were at 631. The National Bank of Belgium, according to its balance sheet just made up, has 133,377,415 francs of liabilities. Its accounts show an increase over the previous month in the general business, and especially in discounts, but , from that cause, a reduction of discounts. The American accounts represent business as being generally leas brisk, and no doubt the weather will now be getting so hot as to contract all mercantile opera tions. The amount of specie brought is 289,000 dollars. Money was plentiful, cotton brisk, and not much was doing in breadstuffs. The tonnage arrived at Quebec to the 12th nit. was 132,430 tons, or 41,570 tons less than the corresponding period of last year. The English Funds have been weak again, and the cause, is simply paucity of business. Consols have been wok a for the opening. Tae dividends will be paid to the public next Thursday, and this will put about 7,000,0001. in circulation. The New Tbree-and-a- Quarter per Cents. have been 104 k to t, and the Three per Cents, 1001 to 101. Bank took Qr Accogut by been done as high as 226. Exchequer-bills of March . are 775. premium, Foreign Securities have been very quiet, and not so buoyant. Spanish Three per Cents. have been 484 to 49, and the Deferred 22k. The Certificate is at 3 per cent. The Mexican Three per Cents. have been :17-ik ; to 1. Peruvian Bonds are at 67i for the Deferred. Brazilian Old Bonds are at 101. Grenada Deferred Stock realizes 10. Dutch Two-and•a-llalf per Cents. have been at 63 to ex. div. Russian Four-and•a• Halt per Cents. are 10:21 ex. div. Sardinian Five per Cents. bring 94. Railway Shares have been in fair request, but in some cases ere not quite so high. There are some instances of improvement in the English market, and the Sambre and Meuse are better. Gold Mine Shares have been better. Consols for Opening QUARTER TO THREE. ... 100* i x.d ONE CLOSDIG O'CLOCK. PRICES 225 4 100 7 4 104Ys 226 100% June. 72 691 p 72 69 p 72 69:p CLOSING PRICE 8. 4p 101 78% PRICES OF BRITISH FUNDS Bank Stook 3 per Cent. Reduced Anne. 4 . - Jr 8;4 per Cent. Anne....... .104% IA % % Bank Stock for Account .. ... 226 :, , ,;,la for Account . lOO% % Excnequer Bill& 134 d. March. 1,000/. .. 5001. Small, ONE PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK, Austrian 5 per Cent. Scrip tirazilian Bonds, 5 per Cent. . lOl Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent.. Danish Bonds, 1825, 3 per Cent. Ditto, 5 per cent. Grenada Bonds, 114 per:Cent Ditto, Deferred lO Greek Bonds Ditto ex Over-due Coupons Mexican, 5 par Cent., 1816 Ditto, 3 per Cent........ Peruvian Bonds, 1849, 6 per Cent — Ditto. Deferred, 3 per 67% Russian Bonds Ditto, 4 1 4 per Cent Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent. Spanish 5 per Cent. 1840 Ditto, Passive Ditto. 3 per Cent 49 48% Ditto. New Deferred 2'2% _ _ _ 33 5 4 27 67% 102% ex d 941 A 6 4934 22 1 4 ex d . Spanish Co.rn Cert. Coup, no t funded 3 1 A 3% per cent. Venezuela Bonds, 3% per Cent.... Dividends on the above payable in London. Dutch 2 1 ,4 per Cent. 12 Guild.... 63 IA 63'/ s ex d Ditto 4 per Cent. Certificates ... 96 3 / 8 964 LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY.) LONDON, JULY s.—Wind at noon S., light airs, and fine clear sultry weath er .—Th e Indus steamer, lying i n dry dock at Blackwell, took fire 4th July, when the main and mizen were totally destroyed, and all abaft the engine room; and the Wilson, lying alongside, had her topside severely scorched, and riR ging damaged. ISLE or SKYE, JULY I.—The Caroline Alice, from Liverpool to 11 ammerfest, was driven on a rock yester day, in the So un d o f K y l es h ea; spars and materials saved, but hull and cargo expected to be a total loss. ARICHAT, JUNE 9.—The hull of a brig, of about 250 tons burthen, timber laden, and supposed to be New Brunswick or Nova Scotia build, bowsprit and forward part of the bulwarks burned, no person on board, was passed 21st May, in lat. 42 N, long. 31 W.,:by the Caro line, arrived here. LIVERPOOL, JULY 3 —Wind S. to S.W. ; 4, Arrd. Maple Leaf, Solby, Bombay; Mathilda, M'Phun, Mauritius; Zillah, M'Lellan, Callao and Barbadoes; Waterloo, Harvey, New York ; Britannia, Hamilton, Montreal; British Queen steamer, Bell, Constantinople; Seppings, Burgos, Manila ; Cheshire, Rich, New Or leans; Barbara, M. , bile ; Niagara, Munro, Montreal; America steamer, Shannon, Boston, on freight 289,000 dollars. Sid. Emir, Guayaquil ; Wigrams, Singapore; Liinis, Calcutta; Senator, Bombay; William Russell, Rio Janeiro; Tinumara, Ceara; Champion, Trinidad; Janus, Ciudad Bolivar, United States; Honduras, May flower, Philadelphia; Joseph Walker, Rajah, Constitu tion, Fidelia, Underwriter, Asia steamer, and Landusky, New York; Crescent City, St. John's, New Brunswick; Virginia, Halifax ; Agenoria and Euxine, Quebec ; Cuba. Leghorn; Marco Polo, Port:Philip; Jenny Jones, Valparaiso; Maria, Janacia, Havannah. CAIRA RYAN, JULY L—The Bee sloop, of Port patrick, from Stranraer to Saltcoats, went on shore this morning on the rocks at Yellow Breast, near Fur nard Bay, sank, and is likely to prove a total wreck; crew saved. DEAL, JULY 3 . —Wind W., E.S.E. to S.E.—Acrd. Apollo, Peak, Grenada. Sld. Cowlify, South Seas; Java, Bombay; Vrienden, Batavia; Francis Walker, and Diadem, Sydney; Harkaway, Lady Evelyn, New Orleans, and Himalaya, Port Philip; Juliet Erskine, Cape of Good Hope; American Congress, New York; City of Poonah, Sydney, New South Wales; Panama and Fernoz e p ore , P ort Maasnymph, Hendrik Jan, Ida Wilhelmina, and Able Tasman, Batavia; Ga zelle, Zsnzebar; Pantaloon, Algoa Bay; Cuba, Cape of Good Hope; Ruckers, St. Vincent's; Hirundo, Barba does; John Brooks, St. Lucia; Codrington, Antigua; Waterlily, Jamaica; Perseverance, St. John's; Pearl, Tangier; Amparilla, Odessa; President Van Buren, Trieste. HULL, JULY 4.—Wind S.—Arrd. James Brooks. Brawany, MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY•) CORN EXCHANGE.—(MONDAY.) The supplies of Wheat on sale in the country markets held on Saturday were tolerably extensive; all kinds were a dull inquiry, at barely stationary prices. There was a moderate demand for Barley; but Malt com mended very little attention. Malt and Oats were the turn lower; but both Beans and Peas commanded rather more inquiry, Indian Corn and Flour were dull. Letters from the near continental ports state that the transactions in Grain on English account have been on a limi!ed scale. In the general quotations, however very little alteration has taken place. Later advices from New York state that the value of Flour had a downward tendency. Very moderate supplies of Eng lish Grain arrived up to our market last week. The - imports from abroad were 14,228 quarters of Wheat, 2.713 Barley, 11,055 Oats, 732 Beans, 600 Peas, 10,178 Linseed, 10.166 Rapeseed, 118 sundry seeds, 1,939 sacks and 10,746 barrels of Flour. Fresh up to-day, coastwise from Essex and Kent, the arrivals of Wheat were unusually small, even the time o. year considered; but the general condition of the samples was first-rate. From the east coast very few parcels came to hand, and the receipts by land carriage were very moderate. Notwithstanding that the show of both red and white was limited, the demand for all de scriptions ruled dull in the extreme. In some few in• stances selected Essex white sold at last Monday's prices; whilst middling qualities gave way fully is per quarter• Just before the clobe of the market factors were offering low kinds at is to 2s per quarter less money without effecting sales; hence the market closed heavily, and A total clearance was not effected. The amount of business doing for forward delivery was unimportant, though the growers lowered their pre tensions. The show of foreign Wheat, fresh as well as ex granary, was on the increase. The few sates effected in good and • fine parcels were on somewhat easier terms. All other qualities met a very dull in purchased at fully quarter ry less esasamd money. Floating have e e cargoes of W h e at and India n C orn commanded scarcely any attention. Polish Od essa was offering at 338 to Egyptian 28a 6d p er quarter, all charges in e 1u Although the supply o f Barley was limited, that article so ld heavily at barely l as t week ' s prices. d 345, Malte andd .came slowly to hand, yet all kinds were very dull, and the turn in favour of buyers. With Oats we wer e very scantily supplied, yet the de -1 • mand was heavy, and late rates were with difficulty S ti r ported. Scarcely any Beans were on show. All deli eriP ti " s sold at full currencies. The supply of Peas was very limited, whilst the sale was arm, at late rates. We had a dull inquiry for both English and foreign Flour, the show of which was tolerably good. CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE. Wheat—Essex & Kent, •Malt—Chevalier.... • • 60s to 635 Red ••• • • • • • 363 to 44s Oats— Yorkshire and Ditto,White, New 40s 50a Lincolnsle., Feed, 18s 221 Norfolk and Lin- Potato ..... ..... 203 268 coin It 3 I ... .. Hs 42, Yonghal and C or k , Ditto, White...—. 40s 46s Black. ...... 173 2it Irish, Red •••• • . —3 —s Cork, White . 185 224 Ditto,White•• —• • —8 —s Scotch, Feed. —•• 23s 24i Rye—Old •••••• • • • • •• 30s 32s Beans—Tick......... 270 331 New............. 288 308 Pigeons ...... .... 33s 3 5 11 Barley—Grinding ... .. 253 278 Peas—Grey .......... 30s 32s Malting ..... •• • • 278 32s Maple ••••• •• 318 349 Chevalier .... •• • 338 363 White........... 29s 323 blalt—Suffolk. and Nor- Boilers .......... 348 36s f01k............ 45s 58s Flour—Town-made... 353 401 Brown ........... 433 488 Suffolk .....• •• .. 28s 329 Kingston and Ware 51s 58s Stockta &Norfolk 29s MI SEEDS. With the exception of Canary being in somewhat im- proved request, tho demand for all Seeds, as well 011 cakes, is heavy, and prices are barely supported. Turnlp,White, per bush. 88 to lls Carraway .• • .• Swede ........ • • lOs 12s Coriander Mustard, 8r0wn.... • • 8s 9s ilempseed, per quarter 323 OS White, new ......58 Od 6sod Linseed, En g . So w ing 5 03 151 Tares,Winter ...... ••Os Od 0 sOd Crushing •••• •• • • 453 1 10 Spring —......— 3s 6d 4s Od Baltic ...... • • Canary, per quarter .. 38 3 40 s Odessa ——..— • • 443 183 Rye grass.. .... • • .... 28s 34 s Li nsee d C a k e, pr. ton— Clover, ItedEng . (cwt.) 403 50s English —. 71 108 81 OS White •• • • •... • • 408 49s Foreign, per ton 6/ 108 71 105 Foreign Red...... 40s 50s Rape Cakes, pr ton 415 s 41 105 White .• •• 40s 50s liapeseed,Now, prig. 2110 s 141 05 Trefoil • • .... • • ...... 21s 26s SMITECFIELD. The imports of foreign stock into London last week were tolerably extensive, the total supply hiving amounted to 6,676 head. During the corresponding period in 1851, we received 4,810; in 1850, 2,747; in 1849, 3,974; in 1848, 3,233; and in 1847, 3 282 head. IMPORTS I STO LONDON IN THE PAST wxxx.. From Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Pig r s- Harlingen 261 757 5 194 32d Amsterdam 12 ,„, ... 68 19 Antwerp 12 --- Dordt 194 ... 92 ... 10 -- Dunkirk ••• Boulogne 15 ... '— Rotterdam 514 ..• 1,716 ... 341 ..• 365 46 Hamburgh • 1,558 Total ...... 918 .. 4,240 ... 438 649 431 The yearly comparison of the weekly arr.vals is as under:— Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Pig s ` 1851 337 ... 3,299 ... .593 ... 454 ... 127 1850 ,„, 1849... 556 ... 2,825 ... 81 ... 481 1848 412 ... 2,266 ... 81 474 .. In addition to the imports noticed above, 48 Oxen ar• rived from Spain, the whole of which appeared on sale here on Friday last, As they were not disposed of a portion was brought forward to-day. The show of each kind of stock from Holland was extensive, but in - very • condition. Who arrivuls of Desoto from our Sini allo y t l aY, To r " 1 0 " Dtr 81 Eteck price of be liver littto fr arrival bltto fr ?rice o: CR] Th, °,Pehe Auay o Inan tender The their Later Seco] Prim Prim Larg Prim Sack] Larat A St. Fa on 5, , k 4 Su] eh eq Jul Calve Co beta ~ vdo Net, 1, , n ; y ciai 24. Po l ll ePrE i it at , abl e : 61 to 31 los so quota both Ittol ii Gs 6d 44 9 t 4 ets Ihvri