The Sun. — London, England, 1852-06-02 00:00:00

THE s Ul4, LONDON ) - WEDNESDAY EVENING ) JUNE 1852. _ THE FRENCH REPUBLIC 2 f ciently bold and daring to make a vigorous onslau g ht 1 B ATTY'S GRAND NATIONAL HIPPO- the •United Kingdom-the latter by way of Bristol, THE SHARE MAAKETS. POIZEIG DROME, ' and the former by way of Liverpool? We ob- • on our rear, for the purpcse, of course, of anticipating Opposite the Broad Walk, Kensington - garc ens ' -+lna..--. - the ateick on their cattle. For this Colonel Eyre most Is now OPEN for the Season . sery ein the Cork Examiner of Monday eepres. We have received the Paris papers of yesterday, iIitITYSEI RAILWAYS. Railways. Nomini II the Royal Hippodrome . . very serious complaint that no steps judiciously provided, while he moved onward to the as- To-Morrow, a Grand Balloon Ascent ,e i l n oe i t. stior is of but there leading columns present little interest. Business done GGED C DDr e t .aennoosi Demerara dlt. . Dutcht Indian . I:r l dnea ' Ruid. r aar. n a iai s ihna n .cean. . c p.nl o e . )i .efs ( . :F. o .i. . n.r. . . 1. . a 1.21828. Is . /i1a4.. ) ..1 l pppip a tp,ddddp l dd l .. 2 ..413 3 ..3/8:iil ______-_ _ .2 . .4.13 2' , , milt, the result of which he himself so ably describes. Mr. B, in announcing d Season, and gratefully rernem- whatever T h eConstitutionnelcontains a long article on Socialis • begs er have been taken to afford that city lay- society martial, has th the been n m Railways. Nominal Prices. to-day. mention this to your Lordship with reference to your on . , at Six bering the liberal patronage bestowed upon past performances, t showing, from the evidence given at several courts p danger re s e t r h v a e t d hy existed, the c ou a p n and which • nor expense in select- lio advantages inevitable from the leave to state that he has spared neither Ins 12 7 4 dispatch to me of the 15th of December last, in which lag the best Artists from the principalstii scenes and exciting con- hag down telegraphic communication,, SO-- Amb., Not., Bost. &E. Aberdeen you remark, with reference to operations in the Water 'to maintain the forward position of the locality, in- We read in the Pays :-"It is positively stated Amphitheatres, to realise the spirit that the Council of State is about to have submitted Bir., kloof, that "it Was the rear and not the van of the Bri- C ulaca, for which theinPaanCosnwtinereentsal. faamndousFo;reatnend June. Do. Do. _2Ol. pd ..,.. tish force which was engaged with the enemy, and that tests allowing it to be thrust back in the midst to its consideration a Bill relative to the imposition of Birk., I: l n v ., • i an C d h a . Sl J lt c op t ud . the latter must, therefore. have been the assailant." In Henri Franconi, founder of the Parisian pi) the Hippodrome. Sled of Trained ' to ensure a perfect production of the various scenes, t i l t i as ece t l .e e e b o ra en ted . 3, . ead of ua IT tiasx wellisn carriage know n that riding i ntgw two occasionso rses and Do. D0....4% pd 1% - 1 these gigantic and remarkable improve my dispatch ot the sth February last I endeevoured to gaged, under whose superinteadenee ve Horses, Ponies, Stags, Ostriches, !snents. The writer , attributes phants, Sze., will be introduced of late 33/.65.8d., 26/. pd. 11 -10 d. Ditto, Chest. & - Birk., remove this impression, observing that" those who have the disregard already the utility of a tax on dogs has been debated on ns sumptuary Although twO re- :. 10% - 10% . . . Louv. ala Sambre 7% ..• - ..• Antique Pastimes ever witness b eod t i o n attoee. thus culpably evinced to the benefits certain t 0504 & 25/. Cons., all pd. 18 -19 Luxembourg _l3/. pd 4% - 4 , witnessed military operations, and are well acquainted h. from time to time, forming the most England. complete tout ensemble of Ditto, ditto ... 17% pd. ... - ... with their varying character, sucoesa attending _t em in A splendid Brass Band will , es. ; First class, 2e. ; Second date, Do. (Railway) 10/. pd 3% - 3 consequence . one part of the field, while in others partial bodies may _ Admission dt - tt ßeserved 6 result to Cork from the judicious and speedy on in our legislative assemblies. A be held in check, will not consider the affair of a rear- 1 s• ; Doors o cipen at Five, to commence at Six precisely. proposition was nevertheless rejected, in Brist. &Exet 100/. pd. 95 -97 employment of the electric telegraph, to the ports had been made in favour of the measure, the Caledonian Z. 50/. p - d. 19 1% - 19 9 19 18% 19 RPP D aao otir, Paris e55 2 .: 0 8, / . Os 3 Hrt p lra . ea r as: . n sr B e .. d : Maria Antonia 27i lad 8 -10 . guard as the criterion by which to judge of their general AIseItIONETTE -I.IIEATRE, apathy of the Great Southern and Western Railway of a singular circumstance. The votes for and against were etch time equal. Seraittotiluiaisteeconome l Chest. & Holyh., all pd. 201% -21 Cork & Bandon, all pd ... - ... Do. New ......... 8% pd ... - ... result." In all warfare, but more especially in that of a ROYAL ADELAIDE-STREET, WEST STRAND. desultory character, these contradistinction s of attack Company. "With regard to the cost," it is observed, r n e o s tv h make t !: d t e u s l i o r: t h e ls Dub. & Belf. Jct. 451 pd. 14 -13 d. ~.all all li 1 p i p p P dd d 4 212 6 1 % ...." 2 4 12 8 1 Namur & Liege all pd 6% - 6 Dundlk & Ennis e all pd. ... - ... North. of France,l6Lpdj 23% -23 and defence occur; and no more striking i nstance has THIS EVENING, and every evening daring the week, "of a line of telegraph it is at the utmost of very Dandee,Perth, & Aber- To be followed byEntertaintant by I e con 13% -14 been offered during the war under my conduct than the PUNCHa ur:oi ei Eb o 1 Ili : P a l i a Musical7i . altr amount, and Cot to be put for a moment in Orleans & Bonen/. pd 4 1% - 4 5 / 8 Will be presented an followed by an entirely new version et . the Grand Eastern competition with the thousand ways in which it r r i fil li dn i et ch it is about to be submitted." deen June. - 7 one now in question, showing at once. the daring of the D E it , t a o n , New ... all pd. ... - ... enemy, and that in the operations of a day the affair of sp l e ' ,?, ,tec h :_ e of ALADDIN; or, The Wonderful Lamp, produced with East Anglian (251. L. & all the vast. resources of • this.. small establishment. _ would serve the interests of the company." Yet the W ß e ar re on ad lis th ff e E f c c ic llo E w lE in s % i r n ece G n a t li gn . a t ni t , respecting East , visit o ermany. pd 9 4 : 9 4: a rear-guard does not constitute successor the reverse. H. G. SMITiI. To conclude with a new Italian Divertissenaent, entitled EL NANO Do (18/. E.& H.)all pd. 2% -3% The communication is dated from Berlin:-" Various East.C d ou L n ' t Bl ies p .. .. .) 2 a o l / 1 . Paris& Rouen ...all pd 30% -31 DEL VELLA-GIS. this very ' question of the expenditure required in statements are mad h Doors open at Half-past Seven and commence at Eight o'clock. nail- any such enterprise appears from the statement of the e ere respecting the recent visit Eastern Union, class A, 9% Camp, Kebousie Neck, April 8. . I , • „ * Morning ertormance on Satarday next. Doors open at - • • - Sambre &Meuse all pd 4 3 4 - 6 Sir,-I have the honour to report, for the itVormstin- past Two, and commence at Three o'clock. same journal to have been the very one which has of the Baron II St. Andrew's & Qrsebee ' en• his Excellency the Comtuander- Chief, -Chief, that having Private Boxes and Stalls to be had at the Box-offlce of the . , DE ECKEREN ; but that which is CUT- late E. U. shrs., all pd. 5 3 % - 634 (A) 4l. pd ... - ... rested kaiy men on the 6jl hist , L proceed at daylight ou ramie, and ot all the principal Librariane. httherto prevented the Great Solithern and Western rent in tbe diplomatic circles ' d • h ,an whic appears to Do. do. do. 6/.pd. - D d B& C 11 - - Do., a., B. ~ a pd. 4 -4% 4% Tours & Nantes 17/. pa 5% - 5 the 7th inst. rill' the tore° as per margin, * to croes . the n - 3 East Lancashire, all pd 16 1% -17 16% liebeu‘io Neck, en route to resume my former peettlh _ ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. HECKER N' •'t • • Men Cement, "Sometime ago it was rumoured,. says E 8 visit was not officially dtplomatic. He Do. New Quer., all pd ... - ... West. of France 61. Or 1% - 1 Under the Management of Madame Vestige. . in the Seiskansnia Hoek. On reaching the summit en was charged MINES, a and inamee Sole Lessee, Mr. Charles Mathews. • the same writer, " that the only delay in laying ed with one of those confid en ti a l m i ss i ons E . &W . I nd i a Docks the pass I observed cattle in the dietanc , i . t THIS EVENING, .• • ' which are found very • useful among sovereigns and 34 and Bir. June., all pd 58 -62 Agua Fria all pd - e under ' down a line of tele r h lon h '1 Anglo-Californian, all p % - E. &W. Yk. Jnc., all p ... - ... diately hastened on the cavalry in pursuit u the Hoek, C H AIN produced a dramatic story, in Charles er ti eLl. ga p a gt e rat vray arose rulers, and which frequently revent di lom t . • a ih mis- Major Armstrong . As w e descended into_ Matthews, EVENTS. Characters by Messrs. M iale rs r . Sateril Ma t hews , from some difference about the expense with the understandings butwhich do P Edinb. & Gies., 50/. pd 31% - 32% '. came forward with un- Frank atthews, Robert Roxby, Belton, lake r, , , , o not fetter the action of Ed P & D in., er. un 251. p 5 - Australasian 2/. pd 3 % - 1 the enemy, bitheree c onceale d, rd follosvin Rosiere, Butler, and thinner ; Madame Vestris, Miss Laura Keene, proposed contractor. But, although abundant cabinets, and can at an t . bd * Australian 5L pa %- 1 wonted buldriess and attacked our rear-gua , 1 . h g Mrs. F. Matthews, and Miss Julia SE George, Miss Wright, Miss y ime e isavowed. M. DE Glas.&S.-West.,loo4 ... - ... . • kirmishing order. It was p ain the object of the enemy was to tat Oliver, Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Macnamara, Miss Martindale, Miss Ellis, HECHEREN WES • time has elapsed to bring this haggling to . h reigns of instructed to assure the three Sove. Great all pd 20% - 20% 20% % Austr. Freehold all pd % - us into the open in s ' , draw us towards him, M ' Miss Grove and Miss Foote. ec • his a close, they have slept profoundly ever since g t continued desire of the PRI NCE -P RE- Do.Halvs. A Stk Northern, ., all p 6% - 6 Ave Maria all pd % - and so divert our attention f rom % cattle in front. I ' • - ' rei SIDENT of the French Republic to maintain the peace Do. do. B Stock, all pd 15 - 15% 15% Blaenarvon I. &C. all p ... - W ... ki . . on the subject." Thus, while the company at Cork f. E % Gt. S.& . Ireld., all p 39 -40 Brit. Austr. Gold all pd - • nded the oof into HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. urope and to caution thern agai therefore pushed on and driven,sae With astonishing ram DAT -Morning 36 sun. alter 12 f Evening 2 min after I have been hesitating about the propriety , or rather ° credit • ' nst placing Gr e at weste., 100/. pd 91% -92 91% • which the cattle had been To-31011310W-Mornlng 27 min. after i 1 Evening so mui after 1 . . . h. . in rumours got up by the discomfited parties in Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 80 -82 Braz. Im. (is. sp) 2434 1 34 - 2 highest ' limbed up to the summits g Do. Coca. & Cul. all 0 ... - ••• exertion the infantry c designs of a personally Do.Thirds,lll.l3.4 pd 9 -10 p Put of the. mountains m - b e tween Muunt Doom and Mount Thomas, and prevente d the e g ress of the cattle, while ... THE WEATHER.-Bers OFFICE, JUNE 2, along the line of ra il way from D u bli n, th a t ambitio us c h aracter; but M. in HECEEREN was de- Lane. & York., 100/. pd 71% - 7234 71% Dv. St. Joh. del R. 15/. ... - teed at e Do., Quarters ...all pd ... e_.,.. Carson's Creek...all pd par - TREPuomatTER, ft TEE SHADE. • same magic medium of electricity has been sired th e same time to - allude to the statements in fo the Cape Mounted Rifles and Armstrong's Horse dis i n ' reign Do. Fifths 141. pd 6% -6 din Cobra Copper -401. pd ... - ... A d the Levies, under Lieutenant Nicholls, the .- 60-highest since noon yesterday. extended' by land westwards to Galway, and by journals, to the effect that the three Sovereigns D ' w R• - - • Colonial Gold 1/ pil par - 1 0., . Rid. Un. 11 eep 4% -4% dus. , mounted, an without waiting for an I • cl . • f • Copiapo 14/ pd ... - ... . y real in icatiou o der Mejor Armstrong, entered the bush, and in 47-lowest tlais morning and during the night. sea eastwards to Holyhead. The incident is worthy an inten- Leeds Northern, all pd 16 -17 whole un tion t Eng. &Aust. Cop. all p 1% - 1 spite o ; f the resistan ce of the ene my captured 210 head of 60-this day, at doom . o propose a change in the form of government Liv.Crsby&Stlipt.l7ep ... - ... of remembrance. Its recognition, and still more the in France, h cattle and 15 horses. Above 30 more, evidently choice • . BAROMETER, 29.91. had come to a determination to affix limits Load . & Blackw., all pd 8 -8% cow s, were found killed by the enemy with assegais. V'r W.S.W.--strong breeze and cloddy, with occasional Perception of its significance, cannot fail to operate to the constituted authorities in that count r y , an d t o Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 104 34 - 105 1% 105 Gold Mountain all pd % - 122 - 122% 12134 122 Great Polgeoth all pd 3 4 - , Two of Ar mstron g 's Ho rse were wounded on this coca - sunshine. beneficially in imparting an imp e t us t o I r i s h refue to recogn i se any change beyond the limits so L° Do. & u Q arters...22/. pd 4% -534 p 27 Lake Bathurst all pd % - „ion. Hearing also cattle in " Auta's Hole" I ordered a _ . . . . ... .. , enterprise. Now that the telegraphic cone- fixed. The King of PRUSSIA, the Emperor of Aus- Do. Fifths 12/. pd 334 -4 p . 15 % Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz company of the 73d to penetrate the bush and search for DAILY WEATHER TABLE. munication has been completed from Howth TRIA, and Emperor of RUSSIA . are reported to Do. 10/.,M &B. (c) 1/p 1% -2% p Crushing Com.. L ll pd ... - ... Mexi. & S. Ame r . 9/ . p ... - . . "spoor. This company failed in finding spoor, and re- t. , have said that they continued to appreciate as highly Lon. & S.-West. 0 d Weather at each of the. following atate of the Wind an . ..... New Granada ...all pd %_ ee yarned from the bush, having one man wounded. To _ to Holyhead, thereby enabling London to correspond Do. New 50/., 42% pd 5 - 4 dis. • as they had ever done the important services rendered Nouveau Monde, all pd j % dis. - pi • laces at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. 'The Bunions Do. New 40/ 34/. pd 4% -3% die. tspport this company I had ordered one company of the P almost instantaneously through Liverpool not merely to 80ciet bth P P Port Philip y y e RINCE- RESIDENT, and that they 1/. pd; par - 43d Light Infantry, u n d er C ap t a i n G ore, t o enter th e a re arranged in o r d er o f l a titude. Lon. & Enniskil 11 d 11% - 12% • with Dublin but nearly 500 miles due west with had no inteotion to in fe • Quartz Rock all pd Ye - •. bush in another direction. I afterwards reinforced it Poiersmourc-Wind N.E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. r . ter re with any change in the Man. Bux. & Mat. all p 2% -2% with another company of the 43d, under Captain Green, HASTINGS-Calm-partially cloudy. Galway, let us hope that we may perceive a promise internal affairs of France which should be legally Man. Shea & Lin.,loo/p 32 -33 3 0, 8 Santiago de Cuba 10% 9 3 % -10 breeze -partially cloudy. effected and be th Do Manch &Lincoln South Australian, Ipd %dis. - par and a company of the 73d, under Captain Borne. These Seuelnernarox-Wind W., strong not altogether illusory of improvement in the come . , e unequivocal act of the nation • . • Tin Croft 1d , gent e reeze-c ou y. itself. The claimed no more •ht t interfere Union 4/. 2s. pd 3- 2% die. 71. pd 11 -11 three companies, under Major Pinckney, penetrated the F " Jusr°2(E-W . lnd S • • rig o with 67 % %% IA United Mexican all pd 2 - 2 Tveranneeta-Wind S.E., calm-cloudless. mercial activity, of Ireland, and consequently in the the domestic concerns of the French people than the Do. Bir. & Derby 1001. 35 34 - 36 34 West Mariposa...all pd %- % pretence of the enemy, who were in considerable turn- &moon-Wind W., gentle breeze-cloudless. French , had to interfere with them. This statement Md. Gt. Wt. (Ire.) 47% ... - ... JOINT-STOCK I bars, captured betwecra 500 and 600 head of beautiful Innourcee-Wind W., gentle breeze-cloudless, fated population. may appear extraordinary, after all th a t h as b een sa i d Newcas. & Carl. all pd ... - ... Australasia a ll p d 4 6 34 - 47] cattle, supposed to belong to Auta, and succeeded in Gowneerms.--Wind S. W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. evetaa . in . the Belgian and some German and English jour- Do. Quarter Sh. all pd ... - ... Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd 65 -56 driving them up the precipitous side of Mount Thomas. CAMBRIDGE-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. O ne o f not merely the most interesting, but the nals ; but it has gained great credit here, and up t„ Newport, Abergaven., Corn. of L on d on 20/. pd 25 - 26, Newmarket all pd 11 - 11 1% Colonial ......... 25/. pd 13% -14 A considerable number of these cattle, however, YAILHOUTH-Wind W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. - h the summit, and were obliged to be could not reac The returns from the following places indicae the state of rmst nat tbe resent thia moment no menaber of our Government h ' • pressing, subjects for consideratio P , . . . . ~ es in • rn ., tllB owe circles stated that it is false. and Hereford lO/ pd 4 -3% dis• ' Lon. & County 20/. pd „.. _ ... destroyed, but we have 630 remaining, and 15 horses. the wind and weather on Monday morning at nine moment is that of Australian emigration. Its i Newry & Ennisk 71% p 1% - 21% London Jt. Stk. 10/. pd 18 - 18 , Several • fDbh • •• proprietors o the om es have solicited Norfolk lOO/. pd 32 -34 . Lon. & Westin. 20/. pd 28% - 29: I beg particularly to bring to the notice of his Excel- e'clock :- pan s ortance c carcely .be overrated. Circumstances lency the Commander - in - C hief the conduct of M aj o r artraaneonn-Wind W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. the interference of the P RESIDENT o f th e R epublic in. Do. New 20/. S. 15/. p 11 -10 die. , Nat. Prov. E ng. 351. pd „„ _ ... have developed themselves in an imperious form, and behalf of that ptf th t • d b • North Coun Un %pd 3% - 3 dia. Do. New ...... 10/. pd . _... Pinckney, o.nd that of the three companies under hie LEIGHTON-liVind Via, gentle breeze-partially cloudy. ar o e coun ry, in or er to o tam comman d on this t • • • occasion. The intrepedity and perse- r4RMOUTH-Wind W., gentle breeze-clo u dl ess. the attention of those in authority has been awakened ameliorations similar to those which ha ve b een or- North British ...251. pd 7 34 -7% 7% % Nat. of Ireland 22 1 / p 18 3% - FAi North Devon . 11/ d 7% -7% dis. Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd 34 -36 with which they pursued through that dense Lenenoerza--Win . d N.W., gentle breeze-principally clear. to the absolute and stringent necessity of a more ex- dered for the Sologoe. A deputation of them had an North Stafford: • l7% • 13 dia. 11 10% p 6% -6% Prose of Ireland 25/ . i v , erance l herd of cattle, driving them without the .DAJILINGTON-Wind E.N.E., gentle breeze-showery. Do. New bush a ergo - qAp- Wind N.W., calm- partially cloudy. tensive scheme of colonial emigration than has existed interview with the PRINCE a few days since on the North-Western 19/. pd ... - ... ......... al l pd 16% - Ini aid of Pingo° or Hottentot, and finally ceptured them, B '' seerrocen-Wind N. W t b • a 8 rong reeze-partially cloudY- hitherto. A more enlarged, magnanimous and ra- subject. 'M. ROGNIAT laid before the PRESIDENT aN. & S.-W. Junc. 6/. p ix -1% p. Union of Austral. till pd 42 -43 ' despite the opposition of the enemy, in one of the most . . ' chart of the Dombes, which he examined attentively, Oxford, Worcester, & Do. New ...... 2% pd 3 -3! fornsiduble positions ie the Amatolas, excited the adird- At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height tional spirit begins to prevail, and several of those ime and promised the deputation that it should have th Wolverhampton 101 p 20 -2034 x.n X.n Union of London 10/. pl 5 -16 i ration of every one in the field. We have not succeeded of the barometer in th e wee k was 29.741 i n. T he mean politic restrictions which have been permitted until serious attention of the Government. e Scottish Central 25L p 16% -17 Union of Madrid all pd ... - ...' Scottish Midld., 25/. pd 1134 - 113% . in this instance without incu r r in g s ome casualties; and temperature of the week was only 50• Era, whi c h i s 5.6 a IVIISCEZZAN3 Austral. Roy. Mail, 2 p 2 - 2 , • to cram and harass intended emigrants * have It is stated that the Government is occupied in Do. New all pd ... - ... . lament, in common with every clicer of the below the average of the same week in ten years. The mean rmw P 1 have to division, the loss that her Majesty's service has sustained daily temperature was below the average en every day of the been, if not altogether abrogated, to a considerable organizing a service of pilots for the coast of Al- Shrew. & Bir. A, all pd 734 - 7 3 % Canada ......... 32% pd 48 -49 j in the death of Capttin Gore, 434 Light Infantry, This week, and the extent of this depression was about 7° on extent relaxed and modified. Nevertheless, this par. geria. It is also engaged with two Bills, one for Do. B ' all pd eig - e e , 5 1% Shrew. & Her. Old 81 - • 4% p 3% -2% dis. Eastern Steam...2s. pd ... --' Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. pd 28% -29 excellent officer, in advancing to the bush, was shot dead, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, while on Satu r day th e h tial relaxation of restraint by no means meets the opening an extraordinary credit at 170,000 francs sh ' rewsbu. and Chester . Gen. Screw Steam Ship. crease am o t nn ed to 1 . .1 . T h e win b l ew from a eor . for the restoration of the Church of St. Oaen, at (Nor. W Min ) 11 d Ping Company...soL p ... - ... apparently by some one in thearees. He war, as urinal, in ° throughout he week exigencies of the case. A more extended view ought front of his men, leading them on with the utmost gal- Rouen, and the other, for the foundation of the mu- Do. Halves . a P 15 - 17 s all pd 7% - 81% Irish Beetroot Sug. 2i p 2 - 2 !entry. His place, however, was . instantly supplied by - TO CORRESPONDENTS. - to be taken by the Government of an empire whose seum of the Sovereigns of France at the Louvre. • Do. Oswestry all pd 11% - 12 1% Penin. & Or. St. all pd 82 34 -83 Liewenant Graham, who effireently eurninand,d wide-spread colonies should be the brightest The Bagne of Rochefort is now almost emptied.- Shrop. Unison 6% pd -3 d D A C ••• - - - ' the. company and brought is nut of the Leah. Our total ' d d J. S., Devonport-The letter has been duly forwar e f glory and its and whose noble The number of convicts who demand to. be sent to o. ,B„& D fully Royal Mail Stm. 60/. pd 77" - 7 8 ! casualties were-1 officer killed; 2 rank and file, 43,1 to the Noble Eerl, according to the request of our g e m s ° its g strength, St the penitentiary establishment t C ' e e pd. up at per cent.... ~ ... a Cayenne increases South Devon all pd 18% - 19% Universal Emigration la Light Infantry, wounded; and 2of the , 73d wounded; correspondent. aspirations it should be to lay the foundation of a and Colonization, 2/. p ... - ... . every day. A number of women also,who have been South-Eastern 30/. pd 20% - 20% 20% and 2 of Armstrong's Horse, wounded. ' "D. 5.," Tehby, is reminded that no rejected communi- powerful and prosperous nation in that vast and condemned to hard labour for life, hats tdb S th e accep e t e ou Wales all pd 33% -34 33% % _____ . I beg particularly to express my thanks to the follow- MONEY and COMMEI Smith Yorkshire and cations are ever returned. teeming continent which rises from out the waters of offer transported, which 11 r to be will diminish the . ing officers, though the exertions of all were very con- __ _ River Dun 15/. pd % dis -% p . CITY, epicuous-viz., Lieutenant- Colonel s - the southern 1 nkipwith, command- -s - • •-a'-- a a • -------.-. . hemisphere, We have before us the number confined in the prisons. It is said that a - Do. Do. 5/. d . - - ' The sales of Cotton at Liverpoe ing 431 Light Infantry; Idsjor Pinckney, commanding e e- f are, N •''(e'''''\ s ' 1 4 7- k - T Y 'tt ', , letter of a highly intelligent correspondent, one of number of the youngest ,and strongest among these Stirl. & Dunferm. all p ... ' •• . mated at 8,000 bales, of which 2,0( 73d; Msjor Armstrong, commardirg the Cavalry; Lieu- : eee e _e , • eeei se ~i . z - .4 _ _J aee . the many whose thoughts are directed to this subject, at were Sur w taken on speculation. tenant Nicholle, commanding the Levies; Lieu enant e •` : . (se, , d, '. 1, ,,e • ...--:..,., ,, !,c.. , : - ):Nr -,1, 1 . fIL4 General Lucm MANZILLA, brother-in-law of Gene- Taff Vale 126/. pd 155 - 15 7 • 0- en -a keene na' - ' L e a ) - , (nne ee ) ., il k -4c '7 in which he says-" The helping hand of the women are about to be sent to Cayenne. Stock. & Har.l6/23.3d. ... - .... firm at fully previous rates. The Thames . Haven Dock • ~ % . ral ROSAS, and his family are shortly expected in American and 2,000 Surat at ei-d. and Lieutenant Reeve, 73 1 , Field Adjutant. *ere ?.% .f,i , ,, ,, , ,, - •.,• ' , \ '., • ..,./.,. paternal Government should be more extended, and Paris. They will, it is said, be followed by General and Ra ilway 18/ p % . d. of Neath • • • • • • 17 / .. p - el 2 - 3 2% % way Sharee were steady at rather eee ern u arr neen. ' 1 ' ."°•" - erioera - ea,n e e. , : e . . 12 -13 • I have, &,., • .. 2 tr , ---___:.-4,z._ ..,- ,“. • 5- k ~,1 / 4 .4.,6., , instead of wholly restricting the benefits Placed at its 'ROSAs, who also intends to take up his residence in Waterfd. &K 1 d The condition of the silk trade i ik. all pd 4% _-5 WM. EYRE, Lientenant-Colonel 734 Regiment, Commanding Patrol, . .... ... .._ . _ . disposal to the sending out of mechanics and labourers France. Waterfd. & Lim , all pd 20 - 21 ported on by M r. Henry W. Eat only, it might be su gges t e d th a t a gra d e a li t tl e n on Sunday by the , An entertainment was give Waterford, Wex. Wick. operations were comp arat i ve l y lin , ' and Dublin 3/. pd days will have fully compensa t e d ~ ...a' officers of some regiments of the garri son o f Paris at ••• - ••• EXTRACT OF GENERAL ORDER BY HIS EXCELLENCY „ nu ,. higher and better educated should be permitted to th Cl 4 d G th Pl d l'H • e a u az, on e ace e otel de Ville, to t ' West Cornwall la. pd 10 - 101% activity. In Chinas a consideral • LIEUTENANT-GENERAL THE HON. GEORGE CATH- • la ti. k l er4., i reap some of the f like advantages." We cannot help th e officers of some regiment West Londen m all pd ... _ ... done at generally improved risme anner s a bo ut to be removed Yk., New. &Bee 25/. . 1734 - 1834 combined with the unusually SUM CART. that this suggestion t LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1852, thinking h '• ls well-f o unded, a n d f rom P ar i s . • Two large saloons in th a t esta bli s h ment Do. & New. Ex. 201. . VA - 7 din 12% Head-quarters, King William's Town, April 11. the time of year, imparting to tl toe entitled to attention, viewed both i n th e li g ht o f a were appro p r i a t e l y fi t t e d up f or the occasion. Nu- Do. G.N.E. pure. 9/. P. 3 - 2% din 6 ea 2. The Commander-in-Chief desires to record, as part firmness. Taysaams are extreia York &N. Mid. 50a pd 23% - 24 23% of the operations in progress uneier the disposition of his Yesterday, at a little more than an hour before home relief and a colonial benefit. There are in the merous toasts were , drunk and the e • vening passed off realising very high• prices. B Excellency's predecessor, Sir Harry Smith, the energetic midnight; a message was transmitted by the electric metropolis, as all our readers are well aware, a with the greatest cordiality and good-fellowship. PR,ETERENCD SRARES. fully participated in the current exertions of the column under Lieutenant-Colonel Eyre tel e gr a ph, for the first time under the waves of St. • The health of Prince Louis NAPOLEON was drunk very large number of respectableyoung men well Aberdeen all pd 1 - %dia. 3 4 ditt. of about SOO bales of old silk, i in the Keiskamma, Hoek, on the 7th inst., when about - • . . s amidst enthusiastic shouts of " Vive Napoleon !" A Do. No. 2, 7 per cc. 3 3 %, ... - ... to a certain extent supplied i George's Channel, between ilowth and Holyh ea d, conducted, provided with at least the elements of babel of one of the regiments was stationed opposite Caledonian, 10/. all pd 8 7 / 8 -9% 9 % required qualities. In Brutias the SOO head of cattle and 15 horses, belonging to Ante, were ceptnred in one of the most formiaabie positions Intelligence of the event reached us in London almost good education, of the class of clerks, shop-assistants, the windows, and attracted a numerous crowd. Ches. & Holyhd. all pd 1834 - 18 3 % been taken freely, at a slight advs of the Amatolaa, in spite of every opposition of the immediately afterwards, and in announcing this d d ay the and like, who, despite their utmost assiduity, A duel was fought on Sunday, near Sr. Mande ' Dundee, Per., & Aberd. April; and the uncleared stock d, • enemy. In this cflhir our casualties were- 1 officer . . 1 .. , . . . . t Junction all pd 5% - 6 bales, nor that of Persian 400 hal between two soldiers f th suteesstui comptetion of the enterprise, it is impossible correctness of demeanour, and capacity for business, of e e Republican Guard, one E. An .(3/ 10s)6 pc. all 2% - • 3 34 there has been more doing, aed at . Gore, 4'l Pe i a era) killed at the head of ids (Captain , Ir, LA.. A, . r whom was killed, and the other seriously wounded. Do ç 5!. ) 7er ct all p ... - ... limited assortment could afford to leading , teem on r.i:ll the utmest gallantry, to do so without expressing at the same time our company, - a 17s) 7p.c. 2 p ... the scarcity c h o. other , sorts, eup[ been arrested and handed over to ... • e . ._, , cud 6 men wounded. - most eareest exultation. In the triumphant close of the never-failing, or, rather, ever-increasing number the military authorities. Eastern s counties Yee., China Silk was not so much bette. A. J. CLOETE, Qtarterrels ter- General. 1 - 114 P Pm , sp. c.,No. 1 mail pd %, the undertakiog we recognise the augury o f a l mos t of comp e tit o r s w ith w h om t h ey are engaged. Indi. A large tenti s now being d IGrand C erecte n thearre D O. NO. all pd % - 1 34 P pna at present required." e 9 incalculable benefit to 'lreland. - The 'political Union viduals, whose great aim and desire it is to obtain of the ChampaElyties for the floral exhibition of the Do. New 6p. c. Stk. 10 13 - 13% x.d x.d In a commuication from Mr El. • 9 43 d. Light Infantry ... ... ... ... 243 Winn in Cotton is referre d : to in . h 73d Regiment ... ... ... ... 159 of the two islands in 1800 by Act of Parliament seems " employment " e--to turn their abilities, such as they National So ciety of horticulture, which is to take Eastern Union Scrip, 15 "During the month a conside Cape Mounted Rifles -. n. ... 36 b illafford' at lengtb. after the lapse of half a century, may e, o anything that will them mainte- place from the 10th to the 15th • t Yesterday ins • Guar. 6 per ct all p 14% -15 • 1 p ... - ••• Do. 10/. Deb. Sh al taken place in the Cotton . Armstrong's Horse ... ..„ ... ... 88 WES settling day at the Bourse, for railway ma rket, Levies ••• ..• ••• ••• ... 79 to have been completed by this physical Union in nance, but whom the weary search day after daY shares and 1, , a large amount of business was transacted at an East Lancashire, • 6 per .. ........ mei:wire by the operati ons on thet 1 • - 1852 by means of the Electric Telegraph. Whatever Prolonged, the depressing r ecu rr ence o f unsuccess f u l ad v ance of p r i ces. The Four-and-a-Half per Cents. opened ct. Quar. Shrs. all pd . antic, and pric ts hay fl h o ue,Uetel Total ... ... ... -.. 355 t at 100 f. 30c rose t East & West Yorkshire about id. to fa. to h • e prejudice of objectiens may have been raised hitherto in re f erence so li c itations, arising from the " overs t oc ki ng o f th e '' e ° 100 f. 35e., but fell subsequently to Junction sths .all pd ... - ... 100 f. 10c. at ' • opinion is, however, gaining , which they closed for the end of the Edin ' & D •• 5% ~ Per. cc. better provisioned than ing siren to the results of the former proceeding, cannot, we mullet, " render .burdensome to themselves and un- m onth; the Three all pd 334 -3% was thou HEIL MAJESTY'S THEATRE. per Cents. closed at 71f. 7oc.• Or- per cent. GRAND EXTRA NIGHT. feel assured, be henceforth repeated in allusion to profitable to society, with undermined and wasted leans Railway R ' , hares ' • leo/ -•-• , 1,200 f. cash; Rouen, 795 f.; Glas.& S.W. COM • ••• tutted fact DON PASQUALE-ERNANI. Havre 2911 25 llpd 15% - 15 % 15% that the the consequences of the latter achievement. The energies. Now, is it not as clear as noonday, that men , . c.; Great Northern, 597 1 . 50c. • Avig- Gt. North. 5. c. a . p resent ci TO-MORROW 348 f. 75c • • Iy e -1% p 11% • 3 ,000,000 8. , with fair Will be presented Donizetti's admired Opera, dream we have long cherished, the cause vse have of this description and circumstances would be benefited i d i : l atx, 622 f. 5• , Vierzon, 596 f. 25c.; Basle, 245 i.; Bor- Do. 5 p c.,red. sc. 9% P , . gother with the u • prospects o DON PASQUALE* Paris and Strasburg 570 f • Tours and Great South. & West. nsatisfactory stat Don Pasquale, Signor Lablache ; Ernesto. Signor Calzolari ; Dr. long advocated, the hope we have long entert a i ne d th emse l ves, an d b enef i t a new country like Australia, Nantes, 3721. 50c • Paris add Lyons, 618 f. 75c , ' • ' ~ 8% -8% • . . (Ireland) Bths a ll p d tant markets, will in all probability Malatesta, Sterner 'arrant' ; Norma, Madame de Is Grange. appear at length to be approaching to the period of by being lent a helping band to emigrate? What can BUSINESS DONE Gt. West. (Berk e & H. rise, if not create a weakness o pri f ' . • With the list act of IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE Ex. 5 per cent.) all pd 11 d ... - .... 8% Vi 7 o. hope si 1 ncere y that Broth • ERNANI. their tardy but eventual realization. We behold in the they do here, and what might they not do there? It LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, June 1. d 41/ 100 L p ... - a . permitted to speculate in cotton as • Elvira, Marille. Sae Cruvelli ; Erman!, Signor Caizolari ;. Buy Great Indian Peniasule, 6%8-Grand Junction of France, Gt.W. fixe d . a ..e01. pd ... ........ Gomez, Signor Belleal ; leg°, OC ht d that °flaying down th 1 ; signor Fortilli ; eerie V.,. Signor curence here celeerete f e tete- .s not to be supposed, nor is it requisite that every eee-Lueembourg, 43 4-Namur and Liege, nee-Northern of D9* Do. 6 d York- but that the Liverpool dealers wil Ferletti graphic wire from Holyhead to I lowth and f that conse- single individual who wonld be thus assisted should Fr o 23% • France, and o Ditto, 2W. 3 per Cent. Bonds • (formerly La . ncashire an F 20L ...6L pd Ye - % di& there ia really no valid ground wl • • rtisiement by es. Gosselitt, the •To conclaee with a now Ballet Dive . shire F. rllll up. purge compixed and arranged by M. Vadaud, entitled ut q ntly of flashing messages to and fro in the twink- be possessed of first-rate capacity; but a moderate l i e% e g x d.- __ Amiens shares), 13%-Orleans and Bordeaux, D e d .p . c . stk. low. p ••• 7' ••• LA FETE DES ROSIERES. Pans and Lyons, 10%-Paris and Rouen, 30% • Opel ... - ... The views tak en a t Li verpoo l of Lees Northern, • By Madlle. Carolina Rosati, aLuilles. ltosa, Esper , :, Larnorenx, and ling of an eye between Dublin and Liverpool, the amount of talent, common sense, sobriety, a fair share -Paris and Strasbourg, 22-Tours and Nantes, 11%. ' 13/ pd ... - .e. thus explained by Messrs. Joseph i cent. No. 1 ...... • Allearini ;• MM. Di Mattia, Veneira, Gounet, and elathien. .........,„ e „,eeeeeee...........,.... No 2 17/. pd ... • _ ... "The extraordinary accounts ret ' Still's and Tickets,to be made at the Box- Applications for Boxes, , , , promise of a very considerable movement, loth mar- of energy and activity, these qualifications-and 6.P.A11N. - Do. Do. • Do. Do. No. 3 51. - pd ... _ ... the New South Wales gold region . acme, opera Colonnade, Ilaymarkut. • cantile and maritime in its character, such as must there is nothing so very uncommon in their combine. Madrid ' 1848 9/. Pd ... - ... results attending those searching fe Journals of the 27th ult have been recei ed Do Qrs., ••• ultimately tend to constitute Ireland the great high. tion in such young men as we have been speakingf The Gazette• & Brig. guar. neral desertion of the flocks by • ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. o publishes a royal decree ordering that London _ . t, ...100/. Pa to •-•• .. , caused considerable apprehension a • GRAND EXTRA NPJFIT. way for the commerce between England and the -would not only command immediate personal sue- from the lit June Sicilian vessels shall be treated in Stk 100/. ... en ... . . 5 per cen TO-31ORROW Do.Pr.s pc. • sheep in the lambing season require Will be performed Meyerbeer's Grand Opera, United States. With so much traffic passing con- cess in that distant land, but would, so t o speak, Spanish ports, as regards duties, &c., on the same Do. Con. 5 Pc, 1852 all ... -- e, those who are in charge, so tha LES HUGUENOTS. tinually backwards and forwards through the centre irrigate it by their advent. It is an admitted fact terms as those The Es pana of Spain ' Do. N.Gr. 6 p c 1001. p... appreaohivg clip will be a failun . •- I' Valois, Madame Castel- „, ' Valentina, Madame Grid; Margante t i CO & N.-NV. (Coy. & lan ; Dania d'Onore, Madlle. Cotti ; Urbane, Madlle. Seguin; Mar. Ot Ireland, it must inevitably happen that the re - that the constitution of Australian society is. some- , 4 ,comments with great severity on the Lon. _ _ 13 , I A ... .... considerations have caused an u spcecn 0, Lord D Nutlet.) o la n. ea cello, Her Formes; n Conte di San Brie, Signor Polonini ;It Conte sources of that heretofore A- ALMERS.T . ON in the House of Corn- 3ds Si. p 31% - Fee' e tendance at the London sales n de Nevers, Signor laglialico ;Be Cease, Segnor Luigi Mel; Be Retz, unhappy land must what of a deteriorated tone; indeed it would be im- mons respecti n e • ' ,r e& enVe Co • 11 12 - ' Madrid. Th . g foreign influence at This Lon. & En. IA Sh. a p - 12% home and coutinental buyers, and Signor Gregorio ; the liugenot Sol Mer, Signor aoldi ; Mena Slgaor be repiclly and increasingly developed. Even possible were it otherwise than affect d b h • • ournal de 1 e y eying e c ares that there are no facts to warrant the Man, Shefa, & Lincn. Yawed fully 2d. per lb.; as the i Rommi ; Raul di Nangis, Signor Mario. . The Incide n tal Di vert i ssemen t will be supported by Maalles. Ku- now the principal portion o f t h e preliminary labour been so many years the receptacle for banished remarks made by, his Lordship. Q r 1, . ~ No. 1...a1l pd 10% - 11% doubt a further rise will acc rue. B Itt ebtra. anti Leblond; M. Flesse and M. Rmault. required for the carrying out of this most desirabl • Accounts b h Neve 10/....a1l pd 13 - 18% • e a ceraPoser, Direct;or oi Music, And Coeducter, 31r. Costa. e crime, officina gentium infamium, the sink of the . ave een received at Madrid from Do. * .. 31 pd s , , . kinds have been in demand, but suct see eerformaeces commence at kaeht o'clock precisely. object may be said, with perfect truth, t have been parent country. Would it not necessarily tend to its Lisbon to the 22d ult. The Chamber f Deputies o .De. 61. .. ........ . p •Ys -e p 8% stocks, that the receipts are by no 1 6p c St. lop/. ... - ... Tickt„ f • ' the P'be had for the tho Loxes, Stalls, or le it may . , % - u met on the 0 Mid. Con. -Otb, but there was not a sufficient num- Bris. & Bin, rrquiremente; sales chiefly in Black net er aea.son) at the Box-office of the Theatre, • which is open already successfully and permanently accomplished, speedier attainment of wholesome strength and purity Do Con. taora ele ven ne e. cipal librarians and Before the magical wire her of M embers present to constitute a sitting. The 6 Per cent....looL pd 147 -- 149 147% Spanish Frontier, Peruvian, wa s h n teentatti. ive o clock , and of the . prin was laid down across St. were it recru • td b Iti '1 • f • KG nd i e yasa u i erous in ninon o in- ix a n Do. Erewash Val. 100/ ~ ... Turkey fleece and skin, Mogadon - -(meek were still on than excursion in the . George's Channel, the liney an worth- would in a provinces. 100/ TaEATLE ROTA , HAYMAEKET completed westwards from Dublin to G 8 per c. Guar. • p ... -. et with an advance on most descriptioi Mr. n, in ee sne...:, -a • alway, and word, be a sounder and healthier moral state of things Portugal, and who was at • P one time ortuguese Arne Sole Lessee and Manager, Old Brompton. 44i; the Do. Preference ... 5 /. p %din -.... .%.p id. per lb. All coarse c l asses are i n laassador in n • d ied pale, at Lisbon on the 19th. Nor f o lk E x ten... all pd 19% - 20% the exception of one on two kinds, s Will be pereo mea THIS EVEN - ING, scuth.eastwards from Liverpool to London and W est- produced in the colony? Nor is it at all likely, un- The Th ree per Cents, were done at New Do. Gr. 5% p ct, all p 534 - aei bury, &c.; Combing Wools are sea Three per Cents Do. Wavily. Val. 2L p 1% -2% • B ee e s teee, and i ceeic, S, by alessra B, Webster, Leigh afurray, au . dHI h d d" • - u t22116h D b . f the first class, - ; t e . e t o Turkey, Egyptian, and Russian Co Atter which a ' nee. e ., yes. Stirling, Miss Reynolds, Ste. . blished between Howth an oyes , a direct inter- traordinary revOlutiom from a Change of hemispheres,t 8i• and that ' a a - f - ...at of the second at 5 516. , North British -.51. pd 534 -5% 634 . . be caned 0, semme.Z7eacaeetsque on a frightfully popular subject, to gone into consumption." . eieests. Enckstone, aem:i, the Brothers of Co(u)rse. Characters by course may d u from the c a pital of the and that be at once opened p at the well-known Horatian maxim, Cce/um North Stafford... .all pd ... - .... Bills of Exchange were taken yest ten, eauorieeniioney, sr. ,: \ oolger ; aleidames Buckingham, Col- United Kingdom to the Bay of Galway, namely to a non Irnimum mutant qui trans mare curru t( n a quota- GE HMA.N Y. Oxf. Wor. & Wol., 15/. . fully previous rates for 90 days' To conclude with the Faroe call The Breslau) Gazette "It is known that the 6 per cent. ...12% pd 3 % -% p 1311 says- . :cat 25 621 t to 67k, Amsterdam 12 2ti T onnyeastle, Mr.• et eeksma ed . THE Tvr9 BONNYCASTLES. spot situated at a distance of almost five hundred tion which, we parenthetically pray, may be let rest Emperor of A d rable re- Shrews & Bir. N.G. all 10% - 10% 10% % Ben e. Mre. Bonnyeastle, Mrs. Duck- - aeUSTRIA has ordered consi e . . Ili to 4, and Trieste 12 15 to 18. mew l. miles due west from the metropolis, at a point imnse. in peace for the future with many other threadbare dilations to be made in the budget o f th e army. The Shrews. & Ches. (N.W. ) 8 per c....a1l pd 16 3 % - 17% The English Stock Market h as l x THEATRE Let Ern ' diately B. Webster ; confronting the American shores of the At- b re thr en ) , t urn ou t t o b e a gross f a ll acy, t h at a grater i detachments of i n f antry an d c h asse urs ncorpor ated ?tlin• South Devon all pd 15 34 - 16 34 16 quite so act i ve as yester d ay. Cons e eete e, ter.tare aoyAL a tr e , lantic. All that remains to be done now, therefore, is ful feeling would fail to be engendered and perpetu- in the sth d b and 7th corps d'art:ilia will be reduce . y e at.-Est. 4% pc. 10L pd ... - ... 1001 to i for Transfer, and are now I nuts eye ttmi , adame Celeite. 30 men each cam The sanitary companies sth. York. 4 p c gd. 20L 134 - % dia Will be perforMed SEA and Lseartr. to open on the western coast of Ireland a harbour ated by this timely rendering of aid. The new belonging --- P an y • The New Three-and-a. Quarter per Character, b ers y Messrs. Paul 11 be reduced by 50 Stock. & Hart. gd. 5p c g to these two corps will Bedford, Wript, . Hughes, 0. Staab, Ar , lliam and Airs. Keele ' Emery ; Misses Ellen sufficiently secure and capacious to contain vessels of colonists would surely be inspired with, andperpetuate men each e ••'ns of the artil- until July 1,1856, all p ... - ... quoted 102 i to I; and the Three per E. 1 Itzwi%LITTLE ADOPT Y. ompany. The two divisio Waterford& Kilkenny, Bank Stock has been very firm at 222, Chl i p t li er n, which aIY LOVEP Ell ' the largest bulk and the heaviest tonnage, so as to a warm and affectionate adherence to the mother lery of the reserve at Mantua and at Monza will be With THE LOAN OF A e 6 per cent. 3/. pd %- % dis. D NIGHT! SIO‘Ton enable the sister island to be the stepping ground to country, which could not but be of advantage to the disbanded. All the batteries of the Ist, 2d, 3d, 4th, of March are at 795. to 810., and I To conclude with GOO- PANTALON. York, Newc. &Bee Gt. --------__, , England, the place of debarkation and embarkation to consolidation of the imperial interests. 12th, and 14th corps d'armee will be . put on the N. of E. Fur. ...all pd 16 34 - 17% 1,0001. at 888. premium. South Sea THEATRE,OX.Faa, will be made. Do. Do 5/. pd 4% - 5 at 99i, peace footing Other reductions ROYAL PRINCESS'S rt m taSTREET and from the United States. This is no fantastic . The concluding . . of our correspondent's ' portion - Under the Managerne ... r. C. R em. . The ' • • • Croatia in August next." York &N. Midland H. „ vir A. mean e benefit. proposition suggested, on the instant, by the COM.. communication pats the matter so fairly and cIearIy E MPEROR intends to visit Foreign Securities have been very ' :rats EVE N ING, - The ,A 7 Gazelle states from Vienna and S. Purch. 10/. pcl % - ee p " 10e4 % 'New Pruss ian Three per Cents, have been at 471 1 1. e cogs/GAN BtOrnEß s. b pletion of the electric telegraph between Howth forward, that we shall more strongly enlist the in- 26th I 4 to that the announced retrenchments in the Will be performed the , ee ee, A. Wigan, Ryder m e .,,..'rhielpal LINES LEASED AT VEILED R.IIINTALS. • at eii. ie The Certificates are at • &erecters by Messrs. C. "---- , Murray, Robe4.a. -- aa'vrs, J. and Holyhead. It is a suggestion we ourselves, long terest of the reader, and more conclusively show the public •Austria,and the sCocess expe expenditure of - vialn e- n. Chester; Misses VnllliPs, Buainese Bonds are at 314 i, and the New at 2 new • loans, have pro.• ! Leasing IxT • .., ~ . , raeCialn. • asso submitted to the consideration of the public, feelings which are being awakened in the public m • ind rienced •hln t e negotiation of ItailwaYL c • Aonlinp-i' nem. to-day. nada Deferred ar Pf in whi , h Mr. and la m A , OMpanies. After which the BENGAL TIGE..., due on public opinion e at 81, Peruvian Thi • with especial reference to the magnifi c e n t harbour, on this very important feature in colonial emigre. ed a very favourable effect up p , --' Wigan will perform. s A ble rise in the price of Bank . ----. worth 62i, and Ventzuela ' . To conclude with THE CRITIC. in which mem • A. lak e _ , our and caused Bda & Bitch., all p Lola& N.W ... - ... 39. Sardinit airs. Daly, and m r ,..7! capable of being constructed at Valentia. tion, by its insertion than by an enunciation of e , a considerable Dutch Two - and-a-LI If ' Harley, Meadows, J. Yining, Addison; al Shares, • Bin& Oxf., gua. all Gt. Westn. 30 -31 . d pen Cents. are Wigan will appear. The advantage of such a scheme as the one here pare own coincident views. "There can be no doubt," .----- - Do without, all p' Do. - 30 2 9% Railway Shar es h ti cul • he do. ITAL Y. Bir.Wolv. & Dad.,l ave been flatter, an THEAT RE ' arised must,we conceive, at once, the fi rs t g l ance , says the writer, " that thousands who have t have been the ASTLEy'S ROYAL AMPHI Roaal Bighneas ' small sum A letter from Florence of the 26th ult., in the guar all pd Do. - 30% sellers for" time." Under the Patronage of her Majesty and his J at the first blush, be apparent. The practicability sire, but who lack even the coinpiratively 28% - 29% - Gold Mine She Prince Albert. of i the ° Pinione of Turin, announce s t ha t the Marquis Do. without,all P Do. • S ha res are steady. Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. natty. t a completion, moreover, needs, at thi s h our, no necessary for their con ve y ance t o a coun try, e. Buckingbash.all p;Lon.&N.W 1834- 19 The studied e ffort of the lead t to keep down rai d n non c . very 'enable IRDINAND BARTHOLOMMEI, one leaders of the an 45 -47 The most suceessful and popular Tbeatre in y elaborate demonstration; nor would it be no- boundless resources of which are unquesti , E Clydsdale Jc., all p'Caledoili well understood to emanate only from THIS EVENLNG, Spectacle of ST. c essary , l which would be Constitutional party, bad been arrested on a charge • E. Lin., gna. 6 per Who hope to induce sales by timid ho Will be presented the gorgeous Equestrian s et us add, to restrict the benefits would take advantage of a sehem,e of having circulated' political papers issting from a cent. all pcaGt.Northn. 3634 ..-- 86% GEORGE and the DRAGON. it. G eorge, M r . Alfred Cooke. certain no comes, therefore, th e more necessary t To be lcllowed by Batty's Inimitabl e T ic . nes of tile A rena. the ent accrue from , the carrying out of alike benevolent and politic. Indeed means might be. cland es ti ne press. • Gloucest. & Deanj d Gt. Westrn. 4% -5% p in possession of the real Brats of thr To conclude with. a Laughable farce. erprise to ensure the return of the whole, or a part of The Messag itary portion of Ire. taken to . ere of Modena of the , 26th ult. an- Forest... 22%_ I Tickets to be had at the Box-office fawn Eleven till four daily. la , _ one sot d flounces . 8. f t Hartle &Yk New . 1 pl. Dk. • • ... - ... prospects of railways every unbiassed 1 ea uPola. the east e the sum advanced. There are many whose m et' . nces that, in consequence o a recent agreement Railw....all pd &Berw. be good, and their financial position wa Stage Manager, Mr. Leclereq. he west-confining , o x' upon t g the n 1 111 - 119 bserve ' termini ea th e ro between the Austrian and Modernise Governments, Hull & Selby, all p Yk. &N. . Messra. J. S. Tripp and Co. o P posed route exclusively to Galway pendence of mind would not allow them to accept thiS ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGVAL GARDENS. and Dublin. I respectable tbe Legations d Consulates of the Empire are Do. Halves., all p Do. - 5654 that- Open tor the Season, t .were possible, and it may be service except as a loan, and re henceforward t arid take Modenese subjects under their •Do. Quarts., all p Do. - 27 for I "The Railway Share Market _ . e 0 Leeds & Brdf., all p Midland - 104% the close of in Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. even advisable to life assurance might be re. prote t • • remained heavy until Open up simultaaeously, or in security, or a , c ion in those places where there are no special Lon. & Grenw., all S. Eastern 12% -13 y • cleared Kehibillon "of DallSOLl'3 Colima' Daylight - ' View of eIOUNT quick succ • • eeslOti, lines f the faith- Mod 4 when prices suddenly falling, ETNA and the CAVES of 'VULCAN cum the CYCLOPS-Splendid es 0 traffic running not only in ceived as a sufficient guarantee for nese Legations or Consulates. Do. Pref....all pd Do. • - 26%buy ers.1 and interetting• Menaeerie-Promennee Concert by Godfrey's un- that particular direct' reement. The Grand Dukes MICHAEL and NICHOLAS of Loweetofen giia. 4 holders and brought in strong to the m rivalled Military Band-Varions Arnaising Novelties-Coucluding at th of the Shaun() ior, but from Wexford to the f ill performance of any required ag , overn- t•titatia left Milan on the 26th ult. for Deseezano on per cent.aall pd Norfolk e.gorouti im - pulse barged for Dusk with. a Grand Pyrotechnic Exhibition by Me,srs. s ou tithy, mall D, by way of Limerick, or from Here, then, is an opportunity for the prement G tit Do. 6p. ct., all p Do. ...... last account day the rates . c account representing the intelor oi Lim Mountain (the Pandemonium of the eer a t e eford to Dingle 13 - "ce ""e lake of Garda. Middlesbr' & Red. were low.er than any preceding is M. the share marketeVt Ancients), with the Caverns and Forgo of Vulcan and his Cyclops, " Y a 3 7, by Doneraile, or from ment to perform a distinguished and patriotic servi A 1 tt e er from Rome of the 24th ult. says- car, 6P. c., all p Stkt & - • the whole terminating with the Eruption of Mount. Etna and a Cork (as so very J fre quent that is not T out . for n Dar . . - Friday last, when_ - se a s ! dealer purchas Grand Taiileau on the Lake of Thetis, and tile Nereiads receiving the ` - 9 proposed before in for this country; here is an opening Hints is still here. He will shortly get N. &E., sp. c. all E. Counties 61 -63 appearance, one inert' glares, 50,0001. stock, Armour of Achilles. th e se columns) LO the harbour of Valentia, offered to every Administration, and whatever may Naples, and thence to Sicily, to be present at the fetes Do. 6p. ct., all p Do. 500 Groat Western h . , 400 shares 030 re, ...bocbr. ()Don trem Nine A.m. leeilinz the Animals at Five. Con- , xv of the beautiful f office of bt upted solely with Do. F. 5 p.c. all pd Do ...... ••• - ••• lowing daY h° n°eg -ve St 11411- Pdat Six. Fireworks at Half-past Nine. by Wa.r sceeery of Killarney. be the political fate of the present holders 0 , • Rosana. ne t T u re tt s stopped by the pr ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. - 1- George's Char b" nne l , as previously across energetic efforts in this direction will redound to their • the churches Presto & works of art, passing his whole time in • Wyse, f L.&N.WI . go on, but ,wassh Should these shares le f Dover, it is ' when and nauseums. He is now visiting Italy for th e seventh e, n all paid t &La.&Y.f• ''' - - above his hmit. the price niust very considerably the Straits 0 I intended to lay down credit, not now only, but in succeeding ages, W nts of a great work, uo. Ives, A, all pDo CRE3IORNE GA It DENS. ni t • net wir ..y time, and is collecting the eleme ~a. , -. Read., Guildf . "Since on , r last more than one . London Open ter the Seivon. two or thre e --8-1 es t so as to render Australia etall have reached that mightY maturit whi hh . under the title or ben s eancl • mmunication I • ' • f tel that t• c e intends to publish u Reigate e . all pd S. &stem 2334 - 2434 iending money on railway debentures at An untntemietee THIS EVENING the telegraphic co ess hable to the• which it requires little prophetic spirit to ore .oire de la Civilisation. ' '' . and the Bank of England iS rcp Entertainments from Three o'clock Roy. & Hit., 6% p Gt. Norther. 9% -9% orted to I until near Midnight, includin accidents of interruption. Why e t ' f evolution, after having re- D money on the same description of seturitit A new Ballet-Vocal and Instrumental g no f, upon a E i. she is destined to attain.' The French. squadron o .. o. Shep. Ex. all Do. - 9% -Mona. liochez and laie c omical ]) Concert-The Kafir Chiefs ....., 'elei lee op en Up two or three routes mained six days at Naples, WaS to sail on the 20th Shf. Rth. & Go ' ole, c ent. for twelve months certain. - ble the dou ~,, segi fed Youth- mao . l _op7Prof?ssor Taylor arid his Son linear pri g the sister island e e alt, for and thence after a short stay to Sp. 0., 18.11.6 p Lan. & Yks ... - - ... - " The iequiry for good stocks is les Palmerno, Tight Rope-The Cremorne es en 'T . v 1 _ fl , o .tt an et t ed e s performances on the for the Atlantic across , among which " Tile LAST DYING SPEECH AND CONFESSION at which latter port it S. Staffdsh., Wee p Mrlif . elean 134 - 1 dis. lig . general, whilst the supply is evidently d don Ledgers's Troupe Of Ethl opt : ,9 har Al. Beinsio-Bran- t always remain e • • proceed to Tunis and Algiers, y de n ertnoraists-Dancing on the routes, of course, mus t onspicuous es ewe Pa oncrIONISTS.-" The reign of moncipoly is over. i s e . I r th inst. It is to find b Wear Val. 6 p c., all Stckt& Dar t ... - ... equal ratio. Barring, ' therefore, the flu Plate:era, 4es, Ic• 'th Dublin E 0 arrive about the 0t ere Do. do. ... all pd Do. ...... 100 30 - 80% which speculat; Open at Thr ee o'clOck those connecting GalwaY ve l , a nd Valentia The attempt to m a i nta i n it i s hopeese....Froni :the second d ere tto complete its crnt A a non may give rise there nentelou, Is.; ChU n • 1 t bl • . , 1 h - --- , ---maucY 9f Ptinall ililCC/SW . Relearn °* .with Cerk, preceaciirg rc, , ..facti 7 e Yto the Inetropele s o f ", leadiug article" in the nerenteng kjettatd ef te.day. - - aud.Lisbon l 9 hme to 15tett. • ~ Wiltas WM.* all P CAlWittlitne -er L 9l - FOREIGN. 100:_.x,101 Railways. Nominf I Prices. Business done to-day. Cent. France (0.V.) all; 23 23 1 / Char!. & Erquel. all pd ; 14 —l6 Demerara all pd: ••• Dutch Rhenish...B/. pd 3 1 4 East Indian 18/. pd 4% 4 3 4 p Do. Do. _2O/. pd Gt. Indian Penin. all p 13% 1 9 / s p Do. Do. _4% pd 1% P Grnd. June. of Fra. 4 pd • • • Louv. al a S am b re 73% .. --••• Luxembour g l3 /. pd 4% Do. 4l/ Do. (Railway) 1.01. pd d 3% —3% . ...... . ..... 1/. — Do. (Canal) ....2c P ...2t pd 3/8 % Maria Antonia 27i pd 8 —lO Do. New B% pd • Namur & Liege all pd 6% . 63 / 4 6 North. of France,l6/.pdl 23% 23% 23% Do. 201.3 p. c. Bds, all p 1333 —l4 13 7 / 8 Orleans & Bor 11/. pd 4% 4 5 / 8 p x.d 15 5 / 8 x.d Paris & Lyons _6/. pd 4% 4 5 / 8 p 10Y8 Paris & Orleans all pd 46 —4B Paris & Rouen ...all pd 30 3 / 4 31 1 / Paris & Stras. ...all pd 22 22% Rouen & Havre...all pd 11% 111/ Sambre &Meuse all pd 4 3 4 5 St. Andrew's & Quebec (A) 4/. pd Tours & Nantes 17/. pd dis. West Flanders...B 3 4 pd 2%8 3 West. of France 61. pdi 1% 1 3 4 p I 7% MINES. Agua Fria all pd % p 1% % Anglo-Californian, all p I % % p Asturian 151. p —•-• Australasian 2/. pd 3 / 4 —l% p Australian 51. pd % 1 Austr. Freehold all pd % 3 / 8 die. 5 / 8 Ave Maria all pd 3 /8 dis., Blaenarvon I. & C. all p Brit. Austr. Gold all pd 3 / 8 - Ya die. British Iron 13/. 15s. p Braz. Itn. (is. sp) 24% l% 2 Do. Coca. & Cui. all Do. St. Joh. del R. 15/. Carson's Creek all pd par % p 1 Cobre Copper -.401. pd Colonial Gold 1/ pd par %p 13% Copiapo 14/ pd . . Eng. &Aust. Cop. all p Iy, 1 dis. 3 3 4 General all pd Gold Mountain all pd 3'B % dis. Great Polgeoth all pd p Lake Bathurst all pd 1 4 dis. Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz Crushing Com all pd Mexi. & S. Amer 9/. p New Granad a a ll pd 1/2 — '4 dis. Nouveau Monde, all pd j I %dis. par 1 Port Philip l/. pd; par % Quartz Rock all pd % 1 4 die. Santiago de Cuba 10 3 / 4 9 3 4 1014 South Australian, 1 pd 1 4 dis. par Tin Croft 7l. pd 11 11 1 / United Mexican all pd 2 —2% West Mariposa —all pd % % dis % JOINT-STOCIL BANNS. Australasia all pd 46% 47 1 ; 2 Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd 55 56% Colonial .... . ~,,251. pd 13% 14% Corn. of London 20/. pd 25 26% Lon. & County 20/. pd . London Jt. Stk. 10/. pd 18 1 8% Lon. & Westm. 201. pd 28% 29% Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. pd Do. New ..101. pd . . .• Nat. of 1re1and...22 1 / 2 p 1834 —2O Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd 34 —36 Prov. of Ireland 25/ pd. 44% 45% Do. New., all pd 16% 171/ Union of Austral all pd 42 —43 Do. New ...... 2% pd 3 —3% Union of L on d on 10/. p 15 —l6 Union of Madrid all pd Austral. Roy Ma MISCELLANEOUS. il, 2 p 2 • Canada ......... 32% pd 48 49% Eastern Stea . m 2s. pd . . Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. pd 28% —29 Gen. Screw Steam Ship ping Company 50/. p Irish Beetroot Sug. 2i p 2 2 3 4 Penin. & Or. St. all pd 82 1 ,E —B3 Do. Do. _l5/. pd 34% —35 Royal Mail Stm. 60/. pd 77% 78% Universal Emigration and Colonization, 2/. p MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS. CITY, TW O'CLOC. The sales of C otton a' Liverpool ye st erday were es K ti mated at 8,000 bales, of which 2,000 American and 1,500 Surat were taken on speculation. The market was very firm at fully previous rates. The sales comprised 5,500 American and 2,000 Surat at 3iel. to aid. per lb.—Rail way shares were steady at rather higher prices. The condition of the silk trade in Londoa is thus re ported on by Mr. Henry W. Eaton:—" Early in May, operations were comparatively limited, but the last ten days will have fully compensated for any previous in activity. In Chinas a considerable business has been done at generally improved rates, the reduced stocks, combined with the unusually small quantity afloat fel the time of year, imparting to the market a decided firmness. Taysaama are extremely scarce, and are realising very high prices. Bengals have at last fully participated in the current business, the arrival of about 800 bales of old silk, long over-due, having to a certain extent supplied the market with tae required qualities. In Brutias the recent imports have been taken freely, at a slight advance on the pric<l; of April; and the endeared stock does not exceed 200 bales, nor that of Persian 400 billote. In Italian Silk there has been more doing, aed at high, r prices, but the limited assortment could afford but little assi , tance in the scarcity of other sorts, supposing even that the China Silk was not so much better adapted to the goods at present requited." In a commuication from Mr. H. R. Forrest the specu lation in Cotton is referred to in he following terms:— " During the month a considerable speculation has taken place in the Cotton market, fostered in a great measure by the operations on the other side of the At lantic, and prices have fluctuated during the month about fa. toll. to the prejudice of the consumers. An opinion is, however, gaining strength that the trade is better provisioned than was thought to be the case a short while ago; this coupled with the almost substan tiated fact that the present crop will amount to 3,000,000 8., with fair prospects of the next yield, to gether with the unsatisfactory state of many of the dis tant markets, will in all probability prevent any further rise, if not create a weakness of prices at Liverpool." We hope sincerely that Brother Jonathan may be permitted to speculate in cotton as much as he pleases, but that the Liverpool dealers will act guardedly, for there is really no valid ground why prices should, be lUD up. The views taken at Liverpool of the Wool Market is thus explained by Messrs. Joseph Robinson and Co.:— " The extraordinary accounts received recently .from the New South Wales gold regions, of the successful results attending those searching for gold, and the ge neral desertion of the flocks by the shepherds, have caused considerable apprehension as to supply, for the sheep in the lambing season require the personal care of those who are in charge, so that it is feared the appreaohieg clip will be a failure. These important considerations have caused an unusually large at tendance at the London sales now on, both of the home and coutinental buyers, and Australian has ad vanced fully 2d. per lb.; as the season advances no doubt a further rise will accrue. By private treaty, all kinds have been in demand, but such is the bareness of stocks, that the receipts are by no means equal to the requirements; sales chiefly in Black and White Lisbon, Spanish Frontier, Peruvian, washed Oporto fleece, Turkey fleece and skin, Mogadore, greasy Smyrna, Egyptian, East India, &c., &c., and the market closes with an advance on most descriptions of low Wools of id. per lb. All coarse classes are in great request, with the exception of one or two kinds, such as greasy Bar bary, &c.; Combing Wools are scarce, nearly all the Turkey, Egyptian, and Russian Combing , fleece, have gone into consumption." Bills of Exchange were taken yesterday afternoon at fully previous rates for 90 days' paper, Paris being 25 62i to 67i, Amsterdam 12 2 to 24, Hamburgii 13 11 to 4, and Trieste 12 15 to 18. The English Stock Market has been steady, but not quite so active as yesterday. Consols have brought 1001 to for Transfer, and are now 1004 1 for Account. The New Three-and-a Quarter per Cents, haw) been quoted 1021 to I; and the Three per Cents., 994 to 4, Bank Stock has been very firm at 222. Exchequer -bills of March are at 795. to 81s., and India Bonds under 1,0001. at 88s. premium. South Sea Old Annuities are at 994. 'tRRIVALB THIS irs"- bes• lisis• i __........ Baxley. rte -- Qrs• Qrs. 1,q9 1 Qr 910 s" 7 0_ , 750 I 1 410 I gr ,0:0 2,5 1 90 5° B'94° • r°rSheign:::• :: 1 11- oittrua. bulk. Maw Art the The plantation accounts are fa vourable, ye sel' lei wand is steady, at lull prises. The show o= WECITECZE.A.PEL. re a rlilP l Prime Beef, Muctoo, LAnb. and Veal sold full prices. In otht,r kin is of meat ver y little doing. Beef from Si 4rl to 3i 61; Mutton , 3s 10d; Lamb, 4 s io 5y 21; Veal, 3s 4d to 41, Si 8d to 3s 6d per 811)4 by the carcase. ARCHES' COURT.—(THIS iIAYj I ,s THE BISHOP OF LONDON v. TER RO I GLADSTONE. (Before Sir J. DopsoN.) jg This case having been called on at ten eel 0 0/ morning, Dr. Bayford appeared for the Bishop o f Deed Dr. Spinks for the Rev. J. E. Gladstone. in O il Dr. BAYFORD, having detailed the pro c eedieP t o ror j case on former occasions, observ e d th at the .C°111:017,1 see b:je en etinthato admitted the sw r g e r ecbayte Mr. againstthe 4th number Gladstone,ofth and andarticles sthtb a vb o is fc e l to ast o o s i t ieleo. pr e principal objections of Mr. Gladstone were the, i „t b ro e P er d ll hibitiin of the Bishop hsd not been duly on" fi rocet d served. The prohibition had been served by ett ,, - nrde s , il / 4 ' the court upon Mr. Gladstone, and in due„, !, e 0 01 ",e with that gentle man's request. The 0 17; 0 6 0 ' ,; f t Todd, went on the 17th of January last, be lD ..,'' t day, to Long-acre Chapel, and made an attempt Der Phi the prohibition. He could not see Mr. ti l e,' ,3. 0 11 ;1 could he learn whore that gentleman resided' 5 , 0 0 next morning, being Sunday, the officer cell e t 6. 0 0 the Long-acre Chapel, where, at eleven o'ot t r o ' o Mr. Gladstone, and upon of f ering the Pr°_, bi `"6 .- Jade;%ed objected to be received on that day. -wiz, sie e ; e , however, asked the officer to come to eu s ., - 0 13 014,' on the following day at Brixton, where b e - t here',""it, ceive the prohibition. This was done, and it w es .; to idle now on the part of Mr. Gladstone to oeber (7 ; due service of the prohibition. After some le t co piP i se rvations, the ',corned Doctor concluded b y prof° upon the Court to confirm the rohibition, se , " i „`p. Mr. Gladstone officiating in defiance P of his ni s. " o - 0 ,0 11 , 0 _Dr. SPINYB said be appeared for Ur. alli de t lanic,„.' after some preliminary observations, renaarse. client had, in ignorance of the ecclesiastical, lir. 0 00 1 eceded erroneously before the Court on forS4nio sioas, and consequently upon such P reeeecjingj - had been adv erse t o hi m. The JU DGE —D o you mean to contest my jaclg°d because it is irregular? the law on the case. Dr. SPINXS iattnded to raise the whole qU ebi i i : lo objee t " ° ctr ° The JUDGE—If you intend to raise any - it, E n o , my judgoo , nt I have nothing to say sgainsinf co e o f than to inform you that it is not regular. ,"„ e nt Mr. Gladstone has an appeal against the jout , `" o l it r this Court, and to argue against that judgmen l tee ) moment is most informal. ter, D though S Pi N liee il so. So far as the Bishop called his license a itshewroeuwlclrneotceatseishsotfmpormeceendtegnot infotro_blibliedoo4 pliasure, Mr. Gladstone to officiate 0 0: b e (Dr. Spinks) , denied. The licenee_" Bishop allowing I alive and to be revoked so not a license at p-P' W ood out good cause absigned, but was to all purposes a lioenoe in i " ,e" without ; id ol Th ere was also a most im portant objection to the ve. ttl od o f the prohibition , which was worded as the probe shet of the Ri g ht Rev. Father God," i nstea d of "1 0 4 in God." No doubt this was a clerical error, but- 6° the Court was concerned it was a fatal error inas ll 'the 03 Mr. Gladstone was brought into the court ulo s oti prohibition, or upon what upon which the Court was called to give itt" - i c ieg There was another purported to be 0 4 ,4 1,01. very important objectioD aPP - 'OO l to the service of the prohibition. The prohibitio% 10 the e m . the Bishop of London, yet the service was to s ae diocese of Winchester, and not as it should de nie been in the diocese of London. The service dice at Mr. Gladstono's residence at Brixton, within tb e co l cese of Win c h ester, and th i s, he main t a ined, was 13 ` objection in law. [The Learned Doctor was proceeding when Do r re' port loft.] Foreign Securities have been very quiet. Spanish Three per Cents, have b een at 471 i . and New Deferred at 211 i. The Certificates are at 2i. M e xi can Old Bends are at 31i i, and the New at 24i to 25i. Gre nada Deferred are at 81, Peruvian Three per Cents. are worth 62k, and Vent zuela 39. Sardinian Bonds are 94i. Dutch Two -and-a-IL& per,;Cents. are worth 62 to f. Railway Shares have been flatter, and the speculators have been the sellers for " time." Gold Mine Shares are steady. The studied effort to keep down railway shares are well understood to emanate only from the speculators, who hope to induce sales by timid holders, and latterit be- Comes, therefore, the more necessary to put theet.The in possession of th e rea l state o f the prospects of railways every unbiassed person v sounder. be good, and th e ir fina n cial position was . never Massa. J. S. Tripp and Co. observe in ark t h e ir report, a dmits to that— month past o f the last account, remained heavy until the clos: earo C leared out the weak " The Railway Share Market for the which has given when prices suddenly holders and brought in strong he market. On the to t a new and vigorous impulsecharged for carr)ing over ~ . First last account day the rat:ling account this year. On y r The band of te e 0 bold wore lower than anyfalling' bulyers, precsbare market wore the heaviest it ENSINGTON GARDENS. — The direction of - Mr. Wartelel, t 1 11 1 , 03. Life Gua f rib , , undr g e t n b t, commenced playing yester day, B e- appearance, one in Friday last, when flu t e h n s tial dealer purchased as many as k. On the fol- i dillaysteirnoKtebne'regtiomn-gardens, from four to six o'clock, coo' and wanted to I a t ) 500 Groat Western h, Q . 400 shares more, shares, 50,0001. eta: end polkas, of our ec_, RicltrY lowing day he b° "`' stopped by the price ad • ec mi o ci • lcontinuo doing so every Tuesdayera u will was advancing posers, and w. „„ i s go on, -but Should these shares be taken off the until further notice. folloW in ' ....- ha lim it . M B . MEAGHER. —The , 0.4. above &h . m i n e must very considerably advance, ESCAPE OF market'. '''.- ' more than Gazette of the 23d Januarl! roi l , is ~ since our last, f nasidnrilles, waltzes, D ' Head , Lake o 0 '• niss lending Campbell Town, on the 3d of.Tantlarl' ost Oc, money on railway debentures at 2il. per cent., "From his residence near the Dog ' a , Tao , England is rcportod to have advanced (the d strict of money on the name description of securities, at 2/1/. per 'Francis and th® Bank of ED 1 law student, 5 feet 9 inches.-- pla ce tober, 1843 —life sight blue, Da CW . ,„ w ise}' oenr. for twelve months certain. - fair, hair brown, eyesa— per Swift, tried at Clonmel,_ .. „13 2; ., . 4 The nky for good stocks is becoming more a Reward 21., or snch lesser t ,„ general, whilst the supply is evidently decreasing in an V e ty d o t t eira ined upon by the convicting magistrate : owl equal ratio. Barring, therefore, the fluCtuations to determined nerable Count Alexander PAW, fox aB°' which speculation may give rise, there Cannot be a ` years c ornple:oan:1 o f . —er clab; that the tend - • • '4e . c 1 Al • ,:. . — a -ttvaeched to our embassy at Constant/sofa tendency of prloll 1$ c1...9-37 upwardp o " ki t maid voart tli lig WV roar ! , . . • . _ QUARTER TO VIM loin • DM I -8- Consols .. nitto Account. Juue 9 .. COURSE OF EXC Aavt, d“,t 12 I► 4 Jittu, three months . 12 2% R itterdarr. 12 2% Aimerp— 25 70 B • ••• . 25 70 Ii •• .. • . 13 11i, Pids, 3 dayesight .- 25 47 :iitto, 3 months ... 2 , 6;% 31 Arseilles .......• .. • 25 67% raizikforton .. 1'22% Vi Jana, effec. no • • 12 15 Neat, . 12 .0 Petersburgh ........ 37 M.Acrid •...... ..... 49% Cadiz -49 s llr ons •....... 3 3 .4 I Seville... Wheat -- - , BRITISH FUS7D3 THIS DAY AT ONE (YC I (From thf. Reis) Liet.: -ianir :7:0c 4 922 -, 5 3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities...—. ..... 99% •713 4 Per Cent. Consols Aims. .. 100 is New 3/4 per Cent. Arms. 102 3 i ii7B • l.onrr Annuities, Exp. Jan. sth, 1860... 67,43 bl 6 India Bonds under 1,0001 . 8$ P South Sea Stock ..-_ Ditto Old Annuities .9 9 4's Con , !)is ior Account _.. • ieovaN% ...... i E , -t -, Thil - .• iiillF. 114 d. March. 1 1,0001. .. AN. Small • ?RICE OF FOREIGN FITh . D .. B . AT B L ONE " 13 ° 7I)'CLOC Brazilian Bonds. 5 per Cent - 100 p Grenade, 116 per Cent. - -- Do. Ex Dec. Coupons 1849-- '— Ditto Deferred litszinall Bonds, 1k46, 5 per Cent. —. Ditto 3 per Cent. .. Peruvian 130nd5.1849, 6 par Cent — Do. Deferred 3 per Cent 62 'Ai a Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent. • - 9•Pii,,,, e ,. •panisn Bonds. 3 War Cent....... , ./,' Ditto, New Deferred 2 1 14 0, 97 / per i -,9 Spanish Com. Cert. Coup. not f u nd e d Venezuela Bonds • 39 )ividoneu on.the above payable in Lona , " ":itch 2 1 ,4 per Cent., 12 Guild : 62 lANGE.—TuEsp If. • , ;braitar.......••••• I.eglaorn ""'" 0 Allan .... •• tiaplee .....••• •'".: "alermo,peroz.•••"' Wessina tAsbon.... ••••••"" •• Janeiro •• ••••".: luenos Ayres •••;s";t Yew York,6odAYS •••• " 0 " 0 1 moms or B171• 10 .i3 17 e'oreign Geld WW1.•.0 0 Portugal GoldColim " 0 0 1 lAoanish Doubloon , 0 4 , 1 New Dollars ......0 -alv.r In hare .• •• '. S 111 P PIN C T —C S I fl vc r LONDON, JUN E 2.—Wi n d at noon o." ' bre , zw.. and fin, but cloudy weather d • FALMOUTH, J UNE I.—Wind W.S.W--Arr Per:: rubueo. An BRISTOL, JUNE 1. —Wind W.S.w. Arrd• Africa; Em!t. , , News. 1 LITTLEHAMPT.,II, JUNE I.—The Vrow vet pool to H.vre, which. was abandoned 10 6 ;,, b 6 0 state on the 20th of May, has been brought derelict. Go Ot DEAL, JUNE I.—Wind W.S.W.—Arr a• ,,; o oo Sierra Leone. Arrd. from the River, Mar e " Douglas, Cardiff. Arrd. from the River and ,i 0 Honduras. „A g el SOUTHAMPTON, JUNE I.—Wind Buenos Ayres. AI e TJI7 PLYMOUTH, JUNE I.—Wind A . w de, Cochrane, Rio Grande. Sld. Persia, Ade l° 4 414 Australia. Ar 4 LIVERPOOL, MAY 31.—Wind lie, Buenos Ayres; St. Vincent, St. Vinceol;coo 1 Charleston; Queen of the West, New York : S e i t Calcutta; Arab, Panama; Richard, Pernaelb u o 5 St. Thomas; Jessie, Hayti ; Maine, New Oflesl3 U den, New York; Constellation, ditto;. 1 1011 1 0 '00 Grace. Off port, Broad Oak, Bahia; Tyr° , and Flora. 04, 9 OFF SCILLY —Alert, St. C ro i x , from u!", - A rro. 4 o QUEENSTOWN, MAY 31.—Wind Hod, Callao, and sailed for London. Barbadoes; ' Abbey Pratt, Boston; Melan, uq u ode t o CRONSTADT, MAY 25.—The Talisman, u `,. botfe got a ground south of H og l an d on the 1 41 robto" „ off making no water, after throwing'Pa rs t ioe 101 board. 26th—A Stockt on b r i g stru ck t" 0 9 t ee 24th, filled, and was run o a s h ore. The 0 to be A dio Sraynia Gorka state that nothing but jot; t 09'10 to the westward. Wind W . 27th—The 09E1° the night has driven the i ce and sh i ps near' batteriti bour, the bulk of them between the first 0 0 the Mole Head. There is a good deal Of PPe be seen towards Toll Beacon. MARKET NE Ws.—( HIS N ~kes 141 CORN-EXCHANGE—WED—. s id l The show of English Wheat in to-dgli 6 !Try limited, nevertheless, owing to the or sod ; imports of Flour from France-4,350 stlcss',,re favourable accounts from the provinces ill .r : r opi the general appearance of the growing i - r ites D demand was in a sluggish state, at MondOW:,,s osig; forward delivery, very little business vri P ; The imports of Foreign Wheat have beenoter 1,040 quarters. Selected samples sold at'Ill" cte ° ';e but low and middling qualities were couch Deg" ' dor v otbig o d floating cargoes of Wheat, next to _ Barley and Malt m-t a very slow inqu r il l'h orr i l rates were with di ffi culty suppored. The l A r r t lert of aits having fair aversge h been limited, holders were dee" - 3eun,p _u.iness was doing at last " es ? F ret` currencies. Indian Corn and Flour sold a. r