The Sun. — London, England, 1851-06-02 00:00:00

. , • • . . . • T 1 T E SUN, 1., - 0 N DON . EVENING. JUNE . ________---- tions of a common felon. During the whole period ! not be ;Teti() p! oriPed, and in the course of his s - - ......----..........-.... _____________ thoseagents, o t. Government and t bat the eech I e Set t 6 RARE 01 .. I.t ''•J? . 2 ).:.: CRYSTAL PALACE.-Notice -Part I. of the ; of t naGovernmenttu r e s were of his imprlsolituent he was kept in separate , decler e e twit t h e petitions that day presented mid all PARLOUR MAGAZINE of the LITERATURE o' ALL I * *lO : , 4 ......-.......-___ m be t:i n ori g t .„....., ,, itt . .; , confinement, on the silent system, and so far was NA !lONS, containing engine' English and American contribulons, i t 2fr z A . .., . 1 / 2 0 CLII: . M, , , BRITISH RAILWATB. this cruel absurdity carried, that Mr. JoNes avers ~. and Translations trona the .., \t, AA .• - -- : - ..-e LL. , !›._ o k , Danish, Persian, . employes. His amendment was rejected, as was that French, Russian, .:!;:..z ,-. 1 - - , - 1 ,..5. . , .„:, N. , that " he was severely reprimanded for even math it.s.h ways. Business dew , '',',• , ',7", t i t: .-' 4,' r a111 31, -,' ',, 4 . L.l . in n g of M. VESIN, for the interposing a considerable delay Paid. NominalPrioa. Priced. German, Spanish. to-day. , . ;••••--,„,,,:. in , ,: i ,-,. -- J. ~. '- l' • 510 "•' 2)itori , 4 ,4„,_14 ; 5 f if thou h the Bible to himse , ga scarcely autliole Greek, Sweoish, between the presentationof • projects of revision and Turkish, &c. e , ' _ • - • voice;" that he was compelled to pick oakum, and the debate upon them. Aberdeen.. .. .. - --- -__,„..- Italian, the all 12% to 12% 12 % %36 with a Supplementary Number, "How to Enjoy London during . _ Ambergate, Nottingham all Booksellers and Railway Statiene, ~..,........ chat this felon labour was " only remitted in consi- The following proposition for the revision of the Boston, E. Juncion• 3% 4- VS 4 % % Rxhieftion," now ready at tle e price 10d weekly payment of and published by Howl- e - • deration of a - Belfast and Comity Down 37% .. -.. hinted in the Crystal Palace, Hyde-park, " Art. 1. A Constituent Aasembl Birming., Worverhanip., lima an26tOneman, 6-5, eaternoeter•rew. ~u i - Now, before we enter farther into this horrid detail t f or t h e 3d of November next, to the effect to revise Birkenh., Lan., &chesh•• au GUILD of LITERATURE and ART. we would pause to inquire by whose authority the articles 20, 21, 30, 41 45 7 , , 6, 77, and 102, of the Junc., late 33/. 6s. 84.. 26 .. ..... at the Hanover-square Rooms. LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1851. sentenc® of the Court was thus changed; we would Constitution. Do. Chest & Birkenhd., Performance 501. &251. Consolidated all .. , The THIRD PERFORMANCE by the AMATEUR COMPANY -40,-- " Art. 2. The elections shall take place on Sunday,• Do., do., 201. .. .. 17% . Is UNAVOIbABLY POSTrONED until WEDNESDAY, the 111th . Duelling, the vilest reptile among vices, appears, ask the Home Secretary if he authorises the Tothill 19th October, 1851, according to lists drawn u Bristol and Exeter.. .• of June, when the new comedy by Sir Edward Bulwer Lyt ton, interval fields gaoler to improve upon the sentence of her p con• 100 77 -79 called era N O BAD AS WE SEEM; or, Many Sides to A after all, not killed but scotched. After an formably to the law of the 15th Ma rc h, 1849. Caledonian "•• •• 50 13% - 13% 13% %36 i characte: d the farce by Mr. Charles Dickens and Mr. Mark 'MAJESTY'S Chief and are again being . Justice , to tamper thus with "Alf, 3. During the sitting of the Constituent As. Chester d Hol head y •• all 20 -21 20% % Lemon, called MR. NIGHTINGALE'S DIARY, in all respects as of several years, the public journals . . Direct Lund. andPortsm. Portsm. 5% presented at Devonshire House, will be repeated. the • el t f recounting the repetition ju gmen o our courts of law ?If the statement sembly, the present Legislative Assembly shall be pro- Dublin and Belfast Junet. 45 20 -i • sdean disgraced with paragraphs rogued. Dublin and Kingstowa.. au _ --- LIER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. of these brutalities, and this, ong the of Mr. JONES be correct nothin can be clearer moreover, am , g than " Art 20 of the Constitution states that there shall Dundalk and Eeniskillen au •••• Dundee, Pertb,suld A.ber- SOIREES EXTRAORDINAIRE. in the fields of Carolina, chat he has been dealt with contrary to all law and be only one Assembly.-Art. 21 fixes t The week's Performance , * will include the talents of Madame Son- green lanes of England, not the number of deep Junction .. •• all .. .-- .. tag, Madile. Caroline Dupree, Madame Florential, Madame Giuliani, 'What has added consi- justice-indeed the illegality of these acts is only representatives at 750.-Art, 30 regulates the mode of Do , New .. .. •• all .• -•• Madlie. Ida Bertrand, and Madlle. Sone Cruvelli ; Madlle. Monti ; Boulogne. or in the Bois de the multitude has equalled by theircruelty and inhumanity. But to • election of the repreaentatives.-A rt . 41 • requires three • East Anglian (251. L. & Signori Gardoni. Calzolari, Pardini, Poultier, and Mr. Sims Reeves; derably to the chagrin with which readings for Bills.-Art. 45 enacts that the Pre • E. and L. & D.) .. •• all 3% - 4 President of Do. (181, E. & H.) - all 2% - 3 Signori Lablache. Massol, F. Lablacke, Casanova, Scapini, Lorenzo, these so-called Affairs of Ho- continue his detail :- Ferranti, and Coletti ; aladlles. Carlotta Grist and Amalia Ferraris, observed the revlval of the Republic shall be elected for four years, and shall Eastern Counties .. .• 20 8 % - 7 % 7% 7 Rosa, Esper, Julien, Lamoureux, Allegrini, Kohletiberg, Auseandon, with them are " circumstance that He was made to wear the same dress and parti•co- not be re•eligible until after an interval of four years - Eastern UntQn ' class A ' Pascalles, Dantoine, Soto ; MM. Charles , Ehrick, Gosselin, and Paul nour (I) is the • until recently belonging to late E U shares loured cap as culprits guilty of the most h e i nous o ffence s , A r t. 76 d e termines the division of the territory into de- F. U. •• all 834 - 6 Teglioni• found associated a name end marched about the prison in the same tiles with Partments, arrondissements, cantons d Do. do. do. .. 6 .. -.. Tuesday. Jane 3.-Le Tre Nozze and ens de Amours , men in the country, one of . ,an communes._ Do. do., B& C snares all • 4% -4% On Wednesday, June 4 - Beethoven ' s celebrated Opera Fidelio, Sc. one of the foremost fithe common felons, subjected toconvict discipli ne so rigorous Art . 77 xes administrative and representative or- East Lanc a shire .. •• all lb% -IN 16% 18% send. Third, and Fifth Acts of Gustavus , with grand Divertissement the most atriots beloved of her p , and one of as tu make au involuntary shale, turning toe beau to the ganisation • of the arrondissement, canton, and commune . Do. New quarters • - all - Edinburgh and Glasgow so 31 $ 8 and Ball Scene. her statesmen. A miserable right or left, t d euleing the 102 imposes the military arms a puniakable offence 1- Art . service sad that of the Edin., Thursday, June 5.-Don Pasquale, last act of Lucia di Learner- the most illustrious of Perth, awe Dundee 25 -•• moor, a Diverteeement, and Les Cosmopolites. card table, resulting in a blow and a obliged to eat unwholesome and indigestible tood, not National Guard on all Frenchmen, Exeter and Exmouth .. 1 1 0 .. 4-- 3i P quarrel over a Glasgow and South-West, 100 FridaY, June 6. - Grand Soiree Ext.aordinaire, with •ether Enter- q allowed a fork to eat with, &c " The Committee of Internal Administration held on ••• • • tab:meats, and Norma. challenge, seenis on investigation to have been the ' De. do. G. D. &C.steck s 6 8 .. -.. Raturda mornin at eight o'clock These cruel barbarities should be put an end to. - y g an extraordinary Great ' Northern .. •• all 18% - 15% 15% Application for Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets, to be made at the Box- which has induced the hostile Meeting , w. sitting. and examined Cha ter 2 P of the Municipal 1 130. halves , A, deferred all 5% - 6 office of the Theatre. Doors opened at Seven, the Opera to gem- cause of it is quite bad enough to ieflict such cruelties on the - rs' mance at Half-past Seven o'clock. reluctantly to revert to a matter upon which we had Bill relating to elections. It decided that all citizens Great o• a 513,6 per ". all 13% - 12% 12% LI ER MAJESTY'S THEATRE - foolishly icnagined a final condemnation had been PAGANIN I. Seme of the Original Manuscripts or the eels renounced. And in doing so, we unfortunately dis-or the muiderer, bus to ietlict them on a inscribed on the lists of taxationaurglar are to be set down political to whum no mural turpitude on mere offender,the roll and Southern and Western, Ireland •• all 40 -42 Great Western electoral , has thus given a terrible Do. New, in. -1 " 67 - as 41 [017% 88 87% $7 1111% braced Paganini having been secured by the Direction, M. SIVORI p attaches who, in the enthusiastic excitement of a and indeed almost radical blow to the law •• •• all 14 -15 14% l. of May 31. Lancaster and Carlisle - all 78 -80 has been engaged, and will execute Paganinfa celebrated CON- cover fresh inducements to become censorious upon ' ' CERTO, and the so-much admired composition of Paganlnt, t mav perhaps overstep the limits prescribed The Pattie pub ishes the following communicated Do. thirds .. ••••11 13 4 9 -11 P ical the subject, in the circumstance that another, and yet women ' " " - - Lancaster and Preston., 47% .. - • P. "STREGIII, or WITCHES DANCE," at the Grand Class . note :- by the law, is a disgrace to the advanced civilization Lancashire and Yorkshire 100 55% _b i d • 59 5134 57% Dramatic, and Miscellaneous Concerted Entertainment, on MON een more disgraceful, because more disastro Us, encounter •• s evera l journals have published, on the fai h t of pri • De. qaarter shares .. all 1034 -9% d. DtY MORNING, June 16, 1851. This Music has never b. of the age.vete letters, some details of our late operations in KabV De. fifths .. . •• 11% 736 - 7 die. executed but by Paganini. of a like kiln], has within the last few days taken e - Do W t Riding Union 11% 5% -5% d. ROYAL PRINCEBS'S R .k: THE A T , place on the opposite shores of the Channel. Those Mr. JONES further complains that during the severe lio, of a nature to cause anxiety in the public mind, Leeds • a" nd Thirsk .• •• ell le% - last, which is so warmly interested in our brave army. To eold of the wiuter months he was allowed no more Liverpool, Crosby, and Oxford street. ERCHANT of VENICE - who have recently watched the columns of the news- cut short all comment, and to lessen all uneasiness, and Southport .. .. , 17% THIS EVENING (Monday). The M clothing than he had iu the height of summer ; that •• •• London . and Blackwell .. all 8- a % 11% APARTMENTS-and the ALIIAm BR ~ Alhambra. - paper have remarked in them, of course, a record of prevent exaggeration, we publish the official returns of Do., Tilbury Ext. Scrip 1% %-)6 p Tueedey, Jane 3.-Love in a m aze-Paullne -and the hat tne staff of the army of Africa These r 1% o i he fog and damp off his narrow cell was so great t du • eports came London, Brighton, and lied The Duke's Wager (by A. R. that tragedy which lately occurred in the vicinity Wedneedity, 4.-A new Pixy cs d the Athena. -wn to the 21st, the last date to which the accounts South Coast .. •• 100 96 -97 96% he could brush the wet of his bed-clothes, that this Mous, Esq ., author of " The fempiar")APArtme nts-an Buulo dwhich however b l sque in Boulogne -a trage y , ur e from the expediti onary column have reached France. Offi- London D and N.-Western 100 125 -125 125% ISii 21% bra. . do. new quarters . 17 Play-sied the Alhambra. merit brought on tic-douleureux and rheumatism me. 8 killed , 23 w 434 -4% le Thursday, 5.-A PlaY - A2a `some of its particulars, resulted, nevertheless, in all treat . • w ounded , -Priv a te s , -, rivates, 80 killed, 307 Do. fifths .. .•• 12 Friday, 6.-A. Play -Apartments-and the Aihambra. 4% - 4aip. wounded. Thls loss must be divich d between seven Do. 101. sh., ee.& es 0) i the Alhambra. she horrors of assaseinetion. Turning from them. so severe that he was almost deprived of the use of his 2% - F. Saturday, 7.-A Play-Apartments- _ days of fighting in a country defended b l'le London and S.-Westeri . 100 $6 87 86% ee $7 ''''' '''' - ''''' ' ' '''- ' •--7--.---'"-7 enelancholspectacles ofmost "mbecile infatuation to limbs ; that while lebouring under di4ease he was com- . . y a war i e popu- Do. new 501. - y .- .. 42% 7% -6% dis, TIER MAJESTY'S THEATRE Iation. According to the same efficial reports, the enemy Do. new 401. .. •• 34 6% -5% dis. It Is reapectfullY announced that TO-MORROW EVENING will 3 more abstract view of the crime of duelling, we would eelled to rise at a quarter past six in the morning, and had 400 men killed from the Ilth to the 15th between Manchester, Buxton, and ffa, entitled Matlock .. . . 5% 3% -3 d. 2% % be presented Alan's new L W '' ' . r T a R R E u NOZZE. oven through snow or rain, walk through two yards With and Dj jelly, and 500 in Lb combat s eee.pecially remind the supporters of the Peace Society & c , of the " u 19th Manchester Sheffield , . is and 20th. The number ot wounded cannot be eeti Lulea, Madame Sontag n Vetpina. visdeMs Giuliani; La aftrebets •this erniong other countless testimonies of the unrealat end dress in the °den air. We centoot be surprised,--- emeoleseir • 100 30 -Si di Porn. Hattie. Ida Bertrand ; Cavehere di Villatranca '4, 'nor mated with anything like • precision, but that of the Do. Manchester - slid % %e .t. a ; ; cricce. eignor Ferranti ;ll Baroue Fuedatari ink ' • ' 'of ;heir day-dreams. While in the very bosom of when he tells us that this treatment "reduced him so o cetesta , killed is en undoubted fur its being Lincoln guarantee - m imand Union .. 42 0 3 -2% dls. Signor Lablache. the social sycem cnn be found men so brutalized in much that he lost six een pounds of his weight in men us. •• •• • 100 se% -56% 56% ii 6 e e conclude with the admired Ballet, Do. 50/. shares - • • 35 16 - 15% Ms 15 2 0 L'ILE DRS AMOURS. temperament and blood-thirsty in character as t', even weeks." WO are rather astonished that he has General TARTAS and M. CLARY, the seconds of De. Birming & Derby 100 31 -13 -• 34 Medile. Amelia 'Ferraris, Matinee. Ross, Laver n lull I ou- General DE GRAMMONT ha ve Midland l and est published the following • site.) 474 .. _.. nix, Allegniii, Koluenbere, D aekn i e, I,a,,caes anti If n ,., , i „m . took with complacency upen that method of settlin g survived to tell his tale of horror, and we have so • , 1 Sewcast Carl. all note in the Patrie :- Oa Wedne-day. June 4, Fide io. On Thursday. J • .5, Don r e iess- al differences, the seivecates of arbitration might eesitation in saying that had Mr. JoNEB souk under e ,e oe. quarter ke shares .. all .. , (male,. On Friday, June 6. a Grand Soiree ' EI trat t dinaire, W.ti, 'Personal In in of the insulting ex reanions used h gamer Enterta nments, and Norma, , as well talk of the joys of amenity to wild beasts, or such cruel and illegal usage, every party connected M. Baune in the tribune against General Y s Abe •• all S - 8% de Gram- ewport, rgaveany, 8 % % The opera will commence at Eight o'clock. d Hereford - • 3% -3% dis. 2% AppaeAtiOaS 10r aCV:CiI, dea l .,, and Ileketeto be m ade at the Box- .ef the delights of a vegetable diet to cannibals. with it ought to have been indicted, as we think they Wont, the latter has charged us to arrange for his having e l an - • 6 .. ewry and Enniskillen- 7 - ais. Alace of the Theatre , satisfaction by arms. On the refusal of the seconds of ew es, Ferocity must, in the first place, be thoroughly era- would be liable to an iudicttneut for homicide. Warrenpoint, & M. Baune to accept the sabre ro "std b•th • d - p p y e .econ sof s; rf I tostrevor • . .. • • all 1 i 1.64 I tit ay t AL, Lees i aseelase, a . elicated from the hearts of individuals, before we can The following detail, which we give in the words M. de G -•• elf, e. webster. Sole Lessee end Manager. Ole Isrompram. rawmont, the insulted party, we formally refuse - 100 21 -93 THIg EVENING reasonably hope to put an end to war if Mr. JONES, id a fit climax to the preceding. He to serve as seconds, if, contrary to his right, he consents Northe rn Co u nt i es Union 15 14 -13 die; Will be performed THE CROWN DIAMONDS. 3)6 3 -2% die. between different Governments. To ourselves, sa y s :- to change his weapon." North British.. .. •• 25 To be tollewel by rep: ROUGH DIAMOND. 8 -1134 8% To yenclude with MY FRIEND IN THE STRAPS. therefore, it appears not less idle to preach peace to "Ou the 19h of March, 1849, finding his health un- On the other side, the seconds of M. BAUNE have North Staffordshire .. 17% 734 - 7%415. 10 % Nertli-Western .. .. ig able to bear the treatment inflicted, and f-elinq convinced addressed the following to the .Evinement :- North &Sth.-West•June. 1 %- 1 P THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI. the nations than to recommend the abolition of duel such treatment was not intended by the Court, be asked "M. Baune having replied to the language of Ge- Oxford, Worcester and Under the direction of Madame Celeste, Ile to the generality of individuals. So long as Wolverhampton.. .. all 16% -17 16% THIS EVENING, permission to write to the judge who sentenced him, for neral de Grammont, offensive to the commune of La scottish Central 25 1414 -16% 1634 Will be performed the popular Drama of BELPHEGOR THE some people are tetchy and others revengeful, so long the purpose of inquiring Whether his treatment wag in Guilloti ere, tile latter sent his seconds to him to demand ecottish Midland •• •• and .. _ a u lI OUNTERA.NK. Belpheger, Mr. B. Webster. )6 -9% To be followed by a new comic Opera, entitled GOOD NIGHT, as some states are avaricious and others bitten by a passed; but the emission aatisfaction The seconds of General de r ttccordance with the sentence P • G amment Do. new .. .. .. 23% 7 - s du . SIGNOR PANTALON. was refused. He was threatened with additional neve- having declared that they bad chosen the sabre, MM. Sarews. & Birm., Cla.si A all 6% - & dig. 53i Do. Class 8.. .. .. au db. s% - 4 dia. die. - if he did '.6 1 hand B d' rates of an aggravated character ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. undue value upon the opinion of the frivolous, so complaining of his sufferings; he was even told he would Party challenged, offered to his adversary the choice of Do., do., New .. e Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean and Mr. Keeley. •• - •• THIS EVENING, long as some among the powers of Christendom re- be set to scrub the floors of the convicts' cells, H e the small sword or pistol, and refused formally to act Shrewsbury and Chester Will be performed THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. Shylock then applied to see the prison rules, but even as seconds to M. Baune if he accepted the sabre, the use (Nor. W. Min.) .• .• ail 17 -1$ Mr. C. Keen ; Portia, Mrs. C. Kean. ' main vulnerable to the temptations of spoil and of this was denied him. He then desired to see his of which they knew him to be absolutely ignorant of. Do. Manna .. .. .. a n 8% - 9 Do, Oswestry •. •• ail After which a new Farce called APARTMENTS. victory, of fame or of territorial aggrandise- sol . • • h' b utrefuse d. H e tutor, or to write to him, was t h en " Paris, May 28. "V. SCLISRLCHER, A. BAUDIN.” ‘ ,..D0• New•• •• • • 1 12% - 13% ‘‘ Visitors to the Exhibition may be accommodated," % - % its. 3i To conclude with a new grand spectacular Extravaganza (taken ment, so long, we are satisfied, will it be asked leave to petition the House of Commons, which The following are the chief items in the weekly Bank '-"P'shire Union . . . . 6% 3% -3% d. Do., A, B, C, &D, hilly from a Tale, by Washington Irving), entitled THE ALIIAM BRA ; v isiting •ustices although he account:- or The Three Moorish Princesses. Characters by Messrs. Keeley, preposterous for the philanthropist to attempt to was prohibited by the 3adduced' paid up at per cent .. - • -• Harley, A. Wigan, Wynn, Cooke, Flexmore ; Misses Murray, Daly, • bring about a premeture millennium by beating the stated as one reason, among many for so doing, Francs. South Devon .. .. •• all 15 -17 co , uth-Easitern .. .. 30 ifivash, Robertson, Leclerq, Keeley, Mdlle. Audol, and Mrs. Keeley. i that he had several serious charges to make against the Specie in Paris ... ... .., 428,326,244 '34% -25 25% 24% 21 Private Boxes, &e., to be had of all the Booksellers, and of Mr. , spears into reaping-hooks and the swords into plough- visiting justices themselves. He then applied to the Ditto in branches ... ... ••• 146.620 951 Beath Wales„ .. • • all 27 34 - 28 % Yerksh. and River 9114 ham ;el whom also p laces may be taken at the Box- Deice , shares. It should be remembered that the tempers of board to know under what clause of what Act he Bills in Paris portfolio ... ... 42,590,130 Dun Ib 2 - I la. Oxford-street , -s ee from Eleven till Four o'clock. Shefi., Roth., and Goole some men explode not less suddenly or infallibly than Bills in branches was prevented writing to the judge who sentenced him, in ••• ... ... 70,675.928 South Metal ' ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. and from petitioning Parliament. The Loard refused B nk•n a otes circulation ... ... 404.218 100 Stockton and "•• • 6 4% - 4% Under the Management of Madame Vesta& a charge of dry gunpowder. Besides which there are his • g Ditto in branch even to answer questions. o was further told that Hartlepool 16 3-3 9% - /41 es ... ... ... 102,691,075 Swansea & Loeghor, &c. au Sole Lessee, Mr. Chu lee Mathews , fashionable men lounging every day about the gayest he would not be admitted to see the visiting justices at Credit to Treasury • ... ... ... 114,054,165• -.. raw Vale Extension .. 9% 7 -6% dlll. THIS EVENING, Thames Haven Deck and 1 Will be performed haunts of this, as well as of most other capitals, not their weekly board day, though the Act and the prison Private credit accounts ... ... 92,963,099 ONLY A CLOD. rules alike specify such to be the right of prisoners. Ditto in branches 31,862,884 vale ot ßailwa N y eath .. .. .. 17% 16 -15 Ms. - ___." • 13 . • -- ~„ c i To be followed by less cutthroats in disposition than the bandits of the The Governor thus arrogated the right to himself of Specie is going on increasing, being 5,000,000 t: more Waterford and Kilkenny au - 1 A DAY or RECKONING, It which Madame vestria win appear • present day or the highwaymen of the last century- or not at his for Paris, and 4 800,000 E for departments. The Paris Watertord and Limerick, au .. , I admitting a prisoner to see the magistrates To conclude with Wateriord, Wex. wick g THE QUEEN OF THE FROGS Characters by Mmes. C. fellows you would think who might carry daggers in pleasure. He was further told that if, in his quarterly in- Portfolio ha* been increased bya couple of millions, but there and Dublin ' ' lutatbaws, R. Roxby, Bellingham, Hon:mast* Morris ; Mrs. Frank terviews with his wife he alluded at all to his treatment •is a small fallieg off in the de rt t I pa men a account. The West Cornwall •• •• 9 15% -4% dla. Matthews, Miss et. Georre, Miss Martindale, and Silas Oliver. their rattans and revolvers in their snuff boxes, with-• .e in prison he would immediately be forced from her pre- bank -note circulation has increased 2,500.000 f. in Paris, West London ~ .. .. ail ..... - ' out being in any remarkable degree extravagant or " remaining nearly stet' . th e ' Whitehaven and Farness an 4 ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE. sence, though the Act gives no such power. 'unary in provinces, The credit York , Newcastle, & Her. 4 - 4% Lessee and Manager, Mr. R. Farrell. out of character. to the Treasury has increased 6,000,000 f. Credits on wick . this hideous •..• - 21% 31% 34 31 i It is unnecessary to go farther into private accounts have increased nearly 4,000,0001. m Ditto and Newcastle Tlile EVENING, , Fortunately we have still left us one method of Will be performed, PAST AND PRESENT. detail of cruelty and illegality to excite the disgust Paris, and better than 3,000,000 f. in the provinces. Extension .. • 20 434 - 4 db. After which GWYNNE CH VAUG HAN. dealing, we think rather effectively, with these same Ditto G.N.E. purchase to 9% -2% --o ases F To conclude with DEAF AS A POST. I and indignation of every honest man in the commu- ei.lBteESS .'ONE lei Ftetie:LllN RAIL se A Yie Al THE York and Nerth Mi incorrigible duellists. Reason has failed to convince 80 23 - 202 LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, MAY 31. 2-- ee 23 % li % d - oily. We are disposed to ask, can such cruelties Boulog neand A • miens, 9te-Central of France (Orleans AefLEY'e eve AL AetriaiTtlEATltit • them of the folly, not to say the outrageous crimi- n . . Under tbe Patronage • re her Majesty and his Royal Moine& f le . k• free- ' and horrors as these be inflicted in free-thinking, in ing, and Vierzon), 17% - East Indian, leta -Great Indian Penin. Lucas 2.31A8810 AT 7rxxxxl• wassirrasts. 5 Prince Albert. nality and indecency of such proceedings; nevert he- sula, 5 -Luxembour g _Northern of Fran 15 n speaking England on a British citizen for the mere leans and , 2 % .ce, - -r- Railway .. Leasing ' Business • I.,erletnr ant'. %tanager, Ar. W FtattY. Bordeaux, : less, we still cannot help believing that society has Last Week before the Wleisue Holidays. enunciation of a political opinion ? Are the atrocities Strasbourg, 10 1 / 2 - Rouen and Havre, 9 1 % -Tours and THIe EVE N LNG, left -to it one certain method of vindicating its Barks and Hants Will be performed a grand new Spectacle, entitled ELEANOR of the Bastille or the Inquisition to be enacted in N antes , 6 . C THE AMAZON ; or,, Queen of France and England. authority, an authority so long and flagrantly Tothill-fields Prison with impunity ? We shall hope Ex. 5 per Cent Gt. Western 6 )6 -1 p. Bir. and Oxford i' l To be lollowed by new Scenes of the Circle, introducing an en outraged. By rendering duellists punishable, upon spAIN. Junc e calleduly ft direly new Company of English, French, Italian, and Anseriaan not. We emphatically call for a stringent inquiry paid, or with a P Artistes• all occasions, in the same manner as the lower class Madrid journals of the 27th ult. have arrived. guarantee .. Do .--. .. au 204 .... 29% To conelacke with a laughable Farce. • into this case, as well as into the whole system of • The Marquis ' V • of melte is appointed President of Do., without a tl lion-etflce open from Lieven till Four. of felons, we conceive that a wholesome corrective discipline in this English Bastille. the Senate, and Menaezeo and ESP/META Vi guarantee .. Ds .. -au27 - 28 P Stage Manager, Mr. T. Thompson. might be administered. Let both the seconds and Vic e- Sim., ;Vol., & L PUNCH'S PLAYHOUSE AND STRAND THEATRE. the principals in these absurd " affairs of honour " We have been informed that persons charged with an Presidents. Dud „calls duly antpa with a Lessee, Mr. W. R. COPELAND, Liverpool. offence, and remanded to thi. prison. are frequently dealt MADRID BOMA, MAY 27.-The following are the are .. Do • .. .. 15 8% -9% p 0; THIS EVENING, be treated as the vilest perpetrators of the pettiest prices of Stocks .-Three per Cents., 36i• to f ; Five Do., without a Is WM be performed a new Farce, entitled A CHEAP EXCURSInH , with as if they were already convicts. This clearly After which a new and original Comic Drama, entitled TRIO larceny are treated by order of the metropolitan per Cents., with current coupon, 16f ; Coupons, 8i to guarantee •• Do .. •• 15 7- $ p 51 POOR RELATION magistrates, and we wager this vice will prove, beforeprinciple of contravenes the well-known wholesome it ; Passive Debt, Q. Exchange on London, 51. Buckinghamsh. Lin da .W. au 17% - 17% ClvdestialeJune an an 41 -43 bo T. be fo ll owed by a new Comedy, entitled KENSINGTON GAR- British law, that every man should be looked upon _________________ E. Lin., Guar. 6 fr DENS. Principal characters us Messrs. Tilbury, A. Davies, Nor- long, by no means of frequent occurrence. Prison ton, T. Rogers, and Komar; Mrs. Seymour, Mesdames E. Homer, as innocent until he be really convicted. The au- PORTUGAL. per Cent. •• G. Northern all 7234 - U diet and prison discipline would turn out, in these Gloucester and M. A. Marshall, and Wallis. A telegraphic diepatch in Am ILLUSTRATION OF THE =POSITION. Principal cheese- instances, at least, beneficial. A severe crepping thorl'ies of Tuthill-fields would seem to reverse the • from Madrid gives news Dean Forest Gt. Western 20 %- 1 Hull ead Selby Yk. & N. M. tars by Mesdames Marshall, H. Tie, tor. C. Borman, and Dltglin ; from Lisbon of the 23.1, according to which the tut- all 10136 - 101% Messrs. J. Reeve, Norton, J. Roger,, and Romer. of the locks of dandyism by the hands of the principle. lowiug is the composition of the M . Do % Shares Do .. •• all 50% - 31% to inistry :- Do. 4 Shares Do •• .. ail 23 -24 The prices ot edmiseion are arranged sus follow :-Orchestra stalls, Lit goal barber would be felt as a not unimportant " Leeds and Brad, Midlead •• all 100 - 101 101 es; treats tarsi circle), as.; (second eircle), as.: ; Pit, is. ~,, , , tie Doors to be opened at lialepast Six , and the pertorreenees to . penalty ; and a trot of seven or 'eight w..eke utiE FRENCH itEPUIiLIC. Saldanha .... , ...... .... President of tee Council Lou and Green. S. Eastern . all 11% - lir% ( ( without portfolio). Do., Pref. Do .. .. all 23% - 34)6 re eomnsence at Seven precisely. & second price will be taken to the Boxes enly at Hali-past sine upon the treadmill of one of our Londou peuiten- _____............_ Jervis •.. tee -tint them, la.; second circle, is. W e have received the Paris journals of Saturday Presume A. ciaries would enforce the leiCOlid of morality by a • .... Foreign A.ffairs. De., 6 per cent Do .. .. sal ~ _,„ Private mete. One Guinea and a Hal , each. Saldunbe, bi other of the i Middleebro' and ROYAL suitaKv zeoi.oGICAL GARDENS, method more convincing than that of' mere eraftietenr. f esterda and o y y. Saturday was a grand field day with the re action- Meretial .. .. $ Interior. hedear, 6p. et Stookt&Dar all .. ...... fro Open for the -easen. '. Without some vigorous movement of this kind we , N. & East, 5 25 Tine Proprietorhas the gratification to announce that he has sec- • , - fines of all clauses, who had reserved all their veil- Louie .. needed in engaging Moas. Jullin and the Elite of ire., unnvalled • despair of seeing the entire eradication of duelline • f floras or g .evasion of the Conetiturion until that day, Franzini ......... F ies , )ce. 00. New .. lei .. •• 43 4 - 6 p Be land, am that he will continue a inert season, in, Wiling Herr - Kam ig, .' Preston andi L. &N.W. 7 an Barr tormentierg, M. Coln. et, Lavigne, Vague, Wlncerbettorn, L'An- from the social system. With such regulation., and who then presented thetn en masse. Of the ____________ Wyre •• •• i & La.& YJ all 42 -44 girds. Sin Lazarus, Mr. Janet, and other eminent soloisui. The those we have here intimated we are manner in which these petitions are got up, our GERAIAN IL Do. % SharesA Do .. •• 10% $ - 9 F. however, as splendid bands ("I the Royal Artilier; , 2d Lite Guards, and Cold- Read., Guild., cu stream Guards will attend in full me em, by the kind pernilskun 02 , satisfied that the vice would, before many seasons readers may judge from the fullowing reply of the The Prince of PRUeSIA arrived at Berlin on the a Reig ate an .S. Hasten • all 21 - 21% 21% 16 qu their respective Col , nets, in addition to tee effective band of this I National to the remonstrances addressed to the Re- 29th ult from London. Roy. & Hitchin G Northera 6% 7% eetabliahment. Four Solos by Herr Koenig , M. Collinet, Ciotti, and , had, elapsed, be tabooed as that greatest of all - ste to publicans by the Ordre:- The Prussian Slants A • o . shep. Ex Do .. .. 4 fee - ,e, Tt 31r. Lazarus. Jullien's Exhibition Quadrille with increased and : nzezger denies the report shef., Roth. and . ^' '7O. possible abominations, an unmitigated snob- Jullien's new Amazon Gelop, suggested by "The 0 d Complains that the Republican party has that the two corps d" the stove 'Recta ; also, rre urniee are to be drawn up from Goole, 5 per et. Lane. &York 1811 8 .. , 'the splendid piece of Sculpture in the Great i ion. Esh bit ' • • bism. People would at last come to re-e decided to r•fte,e, whatever may happen, the revision of Bale to WeZel. South etafforda. Mr. at'Clean 9% 3% -3% (is. an, Representation of a gigar tic modelled Panorama, painted by ~ _ the Messrs. Denson, representing the Temple of Janus in the Eternal 1' geed every duellist in the same light in the Constitution. The Republican party is in fact ex- The Minister of Finance, Mr. Vox RABE's, has de- weext, v t i a. 6 per sweetie Du. all lot City, with a striking View of the Colosseum, palace of the Casein, ' which RICHARD AVENEL was regarded by Colonel ceedingly culpable. Ic has before it three a IversarieS, sired the functionaries in his d d' epartment to expedite Do. g do. .. Do .. .. an 24 - 24% • &c. The Menagerie is both varied and extensive, including two gi- , d one of them, like the Debats, declares that the revision thepublic b • Mlr business. r. ON Do. do. •• Do .. •• all .. , lea boles, two elephants, which promenade the grounds, appropriately i an Mrs. POMPLEY, narnely as a most unmista keable ßenit's resignation has %eau , sem & o the Constitution wil l be the disavowal or retractation fC • • 1 •, fin "lane and attended. The band, composed of multi- I i and a most egregiously-to-be-despised Vulgarian. of the 24th February; another, like MM. Berryer, de already been accepted. Weymouth ..,Gt. Western all 45 4 .... 5% rill "-'" of first-rate celebrity, is conducted by M. Jullien, Mr. VON BODELSCHWI Moored on the lake is seen a real Chinese pleasare junk, with masts ' When such a conclusion shall have been arrived at, Falloux, and their journals, says that the problem to be • Ne, brother of the Minister, Br, mxl sails complete. Also Remington's aerial bridge, and various then gulped is the return to the traditional and hereditary ken of s - has been spoken a his sacceasor. PREFILICZNOIIB SUARaII. Ce n 'Teitiee ; and at dusk will be given, on a scale of surpassing snag- en adie u , for some little while at least, to all fears The expense of Prussia ' "nee. a representation of the Closing of the Brazen Gates of the of its revival. Prove his system to be contrary to • • monarchy; and the third desires to produce from the re-ut incurred for the Great Temple of J anus, with (for the first time ever attempted) a grand vision the prolongation of the powers of the President of Exhibition is 71,000 florins, Railways. Paid. Nominal Prices. Bullion, done th .9 eoloseal transparent diaphonic panopticon, el:lowing the horrors o f morality, and you talk in vain to the duellist. Show t h e Republic. Th e t h ree p ar ti es , though divided as to The King of PRUSSIA wa t • h C s o give t e AAR a to-day. pa i war and the bless i ng, ofpeace, w ith a most brilliant l terminating ---,_ --..,--_-,. splay 'cal tableau him that it is a direct and flagrant violation of fashion the use to which the victory is to be turned here- grand entertainment at Ratisbon on the 28th. W i of fireworks by Messrs. Southby ; and an allegorical Aberdeen .. .• •• all 1 _34 du Ms. at the art a after, agree at present in battering the Republic, and we A telegraphic dispatch from Berlin of the ;30th Caledonian 101. .. .. 10 oh t and sciences, depositing their treasures at the feet of her • and you need dread no long continuance of his evil.B% -6% Majesty Queen Victoria the whole forming the most gorgeous seise- forsooth have the cruelty to refuse consenting to that says •-" Hanover hasalso its Chester and Holyhead .. all 15% - 16% facie ever sees seed . practice. To effect this most desirable change, there- Ministerial crisis ; the Dund. Per. & Aber. June., ali %- % die, , course. The knifd to cut our throats is 1 . l • po ite y pro• ADMISSION-ONE elllLLLNG. resignation en masse of the Ministry is announced as East Angliaa (31. 10s.) Exhibition ei.e fore, every sincere well-wisher of his fellow-man sented to us, and we, wonderful to say, do not stretch • e 6 per cent. .. .. •• all 2% - 23 i - sets-Monday, Tuft ' day, Wednesday, Thursday, and certain. Yriday. should direct all his energies, so that the community out our necks. The Ordre is exceedingly surprised at p Eastern Counties Eaten., eseeese..,• Tne Pos t -ampt Gazette of Frankfort states that 5 per cent. No. 1 .. all 1 our obstinate resistance, and has to convince us a decisive% --- % P % Pal HIGH WATER Al LONDON BRIDGE may be relieved of this, at least, among the various the ofthe d• • argument-that populations Prince DE METTERNICH is t leave Do. No 2 .. .• .. o Brussels on • all % dis -% p Do. New 6p. coat. Stock 10 10% -i i - A Tins ilia -moraine 20 rat artificial vices engendered by civilization , are hie great majority in favnnr of the reel.l,en n... el tine 16. and is exnerite,4 4.-. ---!__ aT . , 0 mom .. ..,,,,,,, aza sq ..... n. a f t er O I Evening 39 min. after 3 Business done to-day. We have received the Paris journals of Saturday and of yesterday. Saturday was a grand field day with the re action aries of all clasises, who had reserved all their peti tions for a revision of the Constitution until that day, and who then presented them en masse. Of the manner in which these petitions are got up, our readers may judge from the following reply of the National to the remonstrances addressed to the Re publicans by the Ordre:— " The Ordre complains that the Republican party has decided to r.-faie, whatever may happen, the revision of the Constitution. The Republican party is in fact ex ceedingly culpable. It has before it three a lversaries, one of them, like the Debate, declares that the revision of the Constitution will be the disavowal or retractation of the 24th February; another, like MM. Berryer, de Falloux, and their journals, says that the problem to be salved is the return to the traditional and hereditary monarchy; and the third desires to produce from the re vision the prolongation of the powers of the President of the Republic. The three parties, though divided as to the use to which the victory is to be turned here after, agree at present in battering the Republic, and we forsooth have the cruelty to refuse consenting to that course. The knife to cut our throats is politely pre. seated to us, and we, wonderful to say, do not stretch out our necks. The Ordre is exceedingly surprised at our obstinate resistance, and has to convince us a decisive argument—that the populations of the country districts are bye great majority in favour of the revision. Bat the populations in question are universal suffragists, and we, the Republican minority, think fit to throw obstacles in the way of the national will. That is the argument in all its force. To which we reply, that the will of the people cannot be pointed to as long as the law of May 31 exists. To appeal to universal suffrage and to argue on it, it ought to exist. But it has been destroyed, for nearly four millions of electors have been struck off the list, so that the argument of the Ordre is vicious in its very foundation. Is the rest of more value ? A great move ment is going on in the country, we are told, and, if we do not take care, may end in the unconstitutional re-elec tion of -- 111, L. Bonaparte. This, the Ordra ha's disco vered, and it at once makes its discovery known. But, in order to conjure away the peril, it finds nothing more efficient than to yield to the torrent, and consent to the revision, which ought, in its system, to end in the re election of M. Bonaparte. We ask pardon of the Ordre, but its policy appears to us to be inspired by the popular proverb, which recommends a man to fling himself in the water through fear of being wet. Much obliged for the receipt. As to the pretended manifestation of the wishes of the great majority of the country districts. where does the 0/tire find any trace of it? is it in the petitions sent by the prefect; hawked about by the mayors distributtd by the gendarmes and other Government agents ? The Ordre probably does not accept duce and so, for watt of better, it .ntents itselt with affirming, on its authority, what it sup rises to be the sentiments of the majority of the electors of restricted stiff, ag.. Unfortunately for the argument of the Ordre, the sentimen - s which it supposes to exist in that ui , jority are iu , contradiction one *lth the other, and mutually exclude each other. In foot, make the two followin affirmations agree together, if you can:-1, maj says the Ordre. desires the revision of the Constitution; 2. It does not know what a Constitution 8% lb% ...- 3i P i ( % 10% HIGH 'WATER Al LONDON BRIDGE Tao LILT —Morning 2 0 min. after 3 1 Evening 39 min. after 3 4401 z0 w —ld "ninit 6 9 min, attar 3I Evening 22 elm. after 4 Tne Post-ampt Gazette of Frankfort states that Prince Da METTERNICH is to leave Brussels on June 16, and is expected to arrive at Johannisberg on the 19th. % P %P 11 z.d Do. New 6 p. ceit. Stock Eastern Union, Scrip guaraa. 6 per cent. _ ___--, in prison, Mr. JONES asserts that he received "In our free land of England we have no prouder boast than the glorious privilege of placing oar real or imaginary grievances before the country in the stern language of free men ; and we believe in the wide circle of civilization there is ne country in which ' the expression of human thought is less restricted I than in our own. It must, no doubt, happen that !some mad enthusiast will occasionally overstep the Ilimits of the law ; for though the British Constitution %be largely imbued with the democratic principle, yet .does that Constitution fence round our rights and !privileges with so wholesome and necessary a re straint as to prevent liberty from degenerating into libertinism. No lover of rational freedom, no friend .: c social order, can reasonably object to a restriction manifestly useful ; and while we would anxiously ;guard the liberty of the subject, we have no ' s Yrupathy With those who by word or deed Istiould Commit a breach of those laws by which ss,ociety i s Zhis dune in the an ilaws and p h ut, ' together.i,h off.nder ; but we would have truerae ro.rciful spirit of British law. Ve could by no :l on s satction, nay we would hold P p to public execr a , I Vrovernment that w,, the attemptman, to make our laws a b,n, Lit u re (l instesd of being i n struwents of cruelty or tot We have been led into these rjeototiaars A a b l y ) lilt they ought to be, the perusal protection to all. ( , i , the petition of 11ile EaNig,,T was ...trerister, one . c if the Cnartist lenders, who iii 1848 (1 to a lof , g ter m of imprtkonmerit for a seditious s h liedivered at a Ct.artiat meeting. If that clocuP::: ^IN ttain a true statement of facts —a n d it is ha t . pof ,sible not to give credence to it, seeing b,01,v easily it can be contradicted if untrue-- vet vet can use no language sufficiently strong 1.0 denounce the horrid system of discipline in Tothillsfields Prison. It would appear, from the litatement of Mr. JoNEi, that the Chief Justice at the July session of 1848 sentenced him to be imprisoned for two years and one week, " no other punishment 1 )*illg . embraced in the sentence," and while in the .... 1 cl . ° ' 34l in reply to a question relative to his treatment _ re- DUBLIN, MAT 30.—A few days ago an old Nvo- pea ted assurances of considerate and lenient treat man, named Mary Cody, who had been known as a profes- Inent ;" yet, notwith s t an di ng t h ese ass urances, and aional mendicant of the most wretch e d cas t f or many years, died et Black Mill; and; after her decease, the sum of 361. notwithstanding that his sentence was simple impri lbs. was found in an old box belonging to her, 71. of 1 sonment, without a n y - which she had previously directed should be laid out on her , additional punishment, Mr. funeral. ~ "NM Wall SUbjeeted to all the penalties And clegrada- THE WEATIMit.-...Stat Unrias , JUNZ 1. THzustosirren, us ran Siena. 62 —highest since noon yeate r d ay. 42 61....-1 this da ovest y, at noon nwraing and d ur i ng the night. Ijo. 101. Deben. Shares . East Lancashire, 6 per cent. quarter shares .. E. & W. York. June. sths Edin. Per. & Dun. 51 p. ct. Glasgow & 5.-W. Consul Gt Northern, 5 per cent. Great South. & Western (Ireland) eighths .. Lancashire and York shire, F. 201... . Do. 6 per ct. Stock .. Leeds and Thirsk. 6 par ceat., No. 1 ..• Do. quarters, 1848 .. London, Brighton, and South Coast guar. 5 per et., late Creythn thirds De. pref., 5 p ct. Stuck, 1851, from 501. sham. E Do. new guar., 6 per ct. London &S.-W. new .. Londonderry and Ennis killen, half shares .. Manch., Sheffield, and Linc , guar. shrs., No. 1 :.)o. new, 101. le% i6g HOLLAN D. THE HAGUE, MAY 31.—The Second Chamber of the States General, in its sitting yesterday, termi nated the debate on the communal law. A pro position to bold an evening sitting was rejected. The First Chamber is to resume its sittings on the 10th of June. •• .... .. •• ••- .. %dig. -- par Banosurrau, 30. 43 WIND N.E. to E.N.E.— Be e eaushinY weather' MoNDAY, JUNE 2. T H ERMOMETER, 11l TIM S RAmt. 67—highest since noon yesterday. 50—lowest this morning and during the n i g h t. 68—this day, at noon. B AR OMETER, 30.23. WIND S.W.—light breeze and 6ne sunshiny weather. 13% -... ii% % - % P. (Us.l •• • • • • ....•• ~. p • • ...... .. p DAIL Y WEAI' ti bit i ABLE. State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following Places at Nine o'clock on Saturday morning , -The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Kueoterows (Dninne)- Wind N.E., gentle breeze-- partially cloudy. fr A OHT ON - -Wind N.E:., calm-partially cloudy . sTINGB-Plind E., geutle breeze-cloudless. -Wad E.. strong breeze -clowliess. Fo u takezosta -- Wind E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. TUN BUIDGIE- • Wind N.E , gentle breeze-partially cloudy. I(.A-wind.... BasueosToiral--wi nd N i GREEN W ititle breeze-part tetly cloudy. CoLcriksTka-Wind le.w E. , strong breeze cloudless. Caleettipoz-..Whid N.E.. . , gentle breeze-artially cloudy. breeze -cl o p breeze—cloudless Ruoes- W ind E., gen...tl.e. gentle e e--clon Hess E,gen b t rc , eze-partially . cloudy. PBITT7,13170111:11)(10-H'LViWndital N r e breeze--partially cloudy. imtmouni- W ind N.E., strong • f "F.KWE- ••"irid S. S. E . , gentle w h ett e z eze.--cloudlees. CONWAY-Wind W., gertle bree ze -6'4°Y -cloudless. Hoc rue.Au--Caltn-cloudless. Irti ILK W iud S., calm-partially cl ou d y, Laricagre Ft- VI: ind S. w., calm -partially c l oudy. A RITBY-Wind S., gentle breeze niou , ti", DA MIN. [-nag—. Wind S., gentle breeze-cloudless. 81-tap- 4 ind N.N.W.. cs.ltn - principally clear, WHITICHAVEN - 0 ind S W., gentle breeze cloudleas. RICA - Croat-Wind W., gentle oreeze--clondlese. The returns trout the following places imilz-ate the state of the wind and Feather on :Friday CO r aing at ni • ne o'clock :- 12 6 - 128 2% -2% p. •• ... •• 12 -13 1174 -. IN % - % P Do., 6/ Midlaud Con. 6 p. c. stock Do. Consel. Bristol & ilirmung., 6 per cent... Do. Bristol & Glouces. Norfolk Extension .. guar. 6y i per cent. Do. Waveney Valley .. North British .. 1112% - In% IN 4 k -4% .• -- •• 4% - IN 1 - 13ip Osf.Wor. &Pr 01.151.6 p.c Shrewsbury and Birm. New Guaranteed Shrews. and Ches. (Nor. W. Min.) 8 per cent. South t)evon ' o 3i -11 lb 1534 12 —l4 South-Eastern, 4 j p. ct Waterford & Kilkenny, 51. West London, let Cl. (1014 Do. Sd Class de. (par) York, Newt., and Bent, N .of E. Pur. . what it w an t s , an d w hi cn wasignorant ev en of thee n e "cA of that Constitution against which it is re rdtesetlied us having suc h h os til e i nten . i ons. 1 n did not is. So th a t h ere i s msjnrity wbich does not t.vk x n i ( s i t. ow truth, we ask so muc h f rom t h e Ordre t,) justify our opposition to to the revision. It was sufficient that it was evident that it was oa the pin of the 119sialist coalition a Intim lyre against the Republic,. The Ordre added this peremptory reason, that the soldiers enlisted under the fi ag of revi sion with the Orleanist, Legitimist, and Bonsplrtnit leaders, do not even know what the question is all about. That is more than enough to remove all doubts and scruples, if it was possible for the Republicans to have any on this occasion. The Ordre has consequently un dertaken to complete the conversion of the most rebel slinus min ds , and, although it has rendered us that service withoutintendin g it, we are not the less grateful." M. MoRIN has withdrawn hi s proposition for al lowing the motion on the revision of the Constitution, if rejected, to be renewed bef ore t h e usual time for the renewal of rej ected propo s iti ons ; and M. MOULIN has brought forward his motion f or referring all peti tions relating to a revision of the Constitution to a se lect committee. M. Joule FA.v.as moved as an amen d • could meat that projects for a revi s i on once rejosed York and N,srth Midland II and g. Punch. 16% 16% 4% —4% 1% 1 es. Boulogne and Amiens •• Central of France (Or leans and Vierzon) •• Demerara . Dutch ithenish EMT. Indian .. Do. do. do. .. ttreat Indian Peninsula.. Ditto ditto .. Louvain a la 6ambre Luxembourg 9% -934 17% - 17% bi b db. 2 % — 2% P. Lars/um—Wind N.E., ca l m — par ti a lly cloudy. CARLOW—Wind N.E., gentle breeze --cloudy. Alcruisomt—Wind N.E., calm—partially cloudy. .PooLg—Wind N., gentle breeze—cloudless. YARMOUTH—Wind N.E., gentle breeze—cloudless. LYNN—Wind N:E., gentle breeze—cloudless. SoLytiEan—Wind Is., gentle breeze—partially cloudy.. BBA.P—Wind N.N.W., gentle breeze—partially cloudy. % - A P. M -'l6 P. ..._ .. 14 if - 2% -37 i Ditto Madrid and ♦aleatia Maria Antonia Ditto, New • • • • Namur and Liege .. • • Northern of France • • 7 —3 2 —3 7 14% S% 414, 4 di& 33 —35 94% 3 1 5% a)4 die. —9% 3% —3% 9k —9 die. Orleans and Bordeaux Paris and Orleans ['aria and Rouen •• Paris and Strasbourg .. Rouen and Havre Sambre and Meuse •• Tours and Nantes .• •• Tournay, Jarbise, Lan don, and Haaselt .• .. - • 3 • 2% wwt ilactelerg JV N E 2, 1851. EMI ITALY. It would appear from the following that his Holi ness the POPE has not quite such a high opinion of the inhabitants of convents as his representatives in the British House of Commons appear to entertain. A letter from Rome of the 1913, in the Vero Amico of Bologna, states that his HOLINESS has named an extraordinary congregation composed of six cardi nals, for the purpose of inquiring into the state of convents, and proposing remedies for the abuses that have crept into those establishments. Wh4t will Messrs. REYNOLDS and Co. say to In fallibility itself thus unwittingly corroborating Mr. LACY ? The Giornale di Roma of the 17th publishes a sentence of the Supreme Tribunal of the Sacred Consulta, condemning Pietro Ercoli, aged 34, to the galleys for twenty yeartfor,having on the night of the 10th . of [ W ay attempted to prevent one Luigi Gg anTi,zni from li g hti ng a cigar he wanted to smoke. Tree Croce di Savoia stares from Nice, that the Chamber ut of the Tribunal of that place ar sewbled, on the 22.1, to con,idar whether the persons implicated in the late disturbances were to be ac quitted, or d e l ivere d up to the tr i buna l s . No deci sion, it appears, was coma to at that sitting. M. GALLI, the Mayor of Nice, has set out for Turin. The Avenir of Nice states that the Piedumatese Government will be forced to restore Menton and Roccabruna to the Prince of MONACO, and that the French Consul does not sign any more pas ports for that locality without the visa of the Prince of Mo- NACO. The Piedmontese Gazette of the 27th publishes the law authorz.ing the Sardinian Government to give execution to the treaties or commerce concluded with England and Belgium. The Ri.sorgi mento of Turin of the 27th quotes let ters from Tuscany, stating that the concordat w►th the Holy See has not been published, because the clergy of Lucca still demurs to it, and that, consequently, the Tuscan Government has applied to the POPE to use his influence with them on the subject. THE NELSON MEMORIAL FUND.--HIS Royal High ness Prince Albert has contributed 251., and his Grace the Duke of Buceleuch 204, to the Nelson Alemorial Fund. MN. IT% % 1716 s lid Ilb % 105 1 9% 3% ......... Asturian .......... .. Australian ............ Blaenarvon Iron and Coal Bolanos Scrip British 1r0n... .• • .... Brazilian Imp. (is. 51. p.) De. Cooaei and Culibit Do. St. John del Rey.. Cobra Copper ...... ... Copiapo ..... • ...... • . Mexican & tq. American Real Del Monte, Unreg. Do. Black Debentures. Do. Red Debentures .. Santiago do Cuba ...... Tin Croft .... ...... .... United Mexican ...... zone-1 Australasia .....:...7.. British North America.. Colonial .... .. .. ...... Commercial of London.. London Joint Stock .... London and Westminster National Provincial Eng. National of Ireland .... Provincial of Ireland.... Do. Now .. •• •• .... Union of Australia .... Do. New Union of London •• •• •• Union o Madrid .... Canada Gen. Steam Navigation . Penin. k Oriental Steam. Ditto ditto Royal Mail Steam ...... (We cannot be anawen will not be influenced by MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool on Saturday were estimated at 10,000 bales, of which 2,000 bales American were taken for export and 2,000 ou speculation. The sales comprised 9,000 American, 350 Pernam and Ma ranhani, at 7id. to Birl.; 150 Bahia, at 6jl. to 7d.; 150 Beyptian, at 60. to Sid.; and 4,000 Surat, at 3fd. to 4 fd. per lb. The market was animated, and closed firmly with American a shade against the buyer.—Rail way Shares improved in prices, and closed with a good demand for stock. The prospects of the Manchester market are thus de scribed in letters received this morning:— Mr. H. R. Forrest states—" Trying as the position of the spinners has been for some months, speaking gene rally, they have acted with unusual prudence, and have profited by that experience; for not only have they li mited their production where loss was entailed, but for some time past have held as light stocks of cotton and goods as possible. Whilst, therefore, the most serious share of the loss arising from the speculation in cotton is borne in Liverpool, the stock being held there, the re maining portion is pretty ( qually borne by the export merchants and wholesale dealers, together with the spin ners and manufacturers." " The reduced rates at which shipments may now be made will naturally lead to an expansion of consump tion and demand, and we may soon expect renewed ac tivity here, if indeed it have not already begun. There is certainly a large amount of inquiry and testing of prices, and some large (Hers made at a bare shade under current rates. Sellers are more firm in their tone, and have greater confidence in cotton maintaining its present value. The market is decidedly steadier, and a more hopeful spirit pervades all classes of dealers. The exception appears to be on the part of the Greek houses, engaged in the Turkey aid Persia trades, the advic es from Constantinople and Trebiz , inde still reporting dull markets and a contracted currency. More is doing for Syria. A fair business is being transacted for Brazil, and some of the chief ports of the West Coast, but for Valparaiso the supplies are still contracted. The recent advices from Calcutta have tended to check operations for that quarter; but for Bombay and Madras respectively a fair trade is going on. The exports to Germany, and the North of Europe generally, have latterly fallen off considerably, attributable partly to the late political derangements, which have had an injurious effect on the industrial in terests of the respective communities, and partly to the prudential distrust of the high rates of yarns and manu factures occssioned by the speculation based on the false statements received from the other side regarding the probable yield of the American cotton crop. Buyers interested in the German trade are cautiously testing the market, and operating more extensively wherever a cheap parcel offers. All things considered, the aspect of the future is improved, and it seems pretty evident that prices have at length reached about the last step of decline." Accounts of Friday last from Hambro' quote the exchange on Landon 13 3i and steady. Gold was at 425. Coffee was still in request. The Funds at Amsterdam on Saturday were firm and in request. The accounts from Bombay by the overland mail re port still some tightness in the money market, and a dull demand for imports. The steam and sailing vessels arrived from the United States bring a large amount of bullion, 800,000 dollars, and the advices from California are exceedingly interest ing and promising. Gold mines in various directions have been discovered, and there is every promise of a continued abundant yield. A trea.ury circular bad been issued, which permits merchandixe to be withdrawn from warehouse and exported to the adjoining British provinces without the payment of duties, The effect of this may be to make New York the sea-port of a large part of Canada, and to increase the business of the United States canals. From Canada it is advised, that the increased traffic on the Welland Canal, over the corresponding period of last year is very large. From the 22d of April to the sth of May, no less than 245 vessels passed through, being about one vessel in every twenty-eight minutes, from sunrise to sunset. The receipts at the Montreal custom-house amounted in one week to the large sum of 40,0004 In Newfoundland the Royal assent had been refused to the Bill passed last session for the issue of Treasury notes. This was considered rather awkward, seeing there are already 66,0001. in circulation. The chief reason assigned by the Government is, that it is an in terference with the business of the Bank of British North America. The amount of the precious metals exported direct from London during the week to Thursday last was 250 oz. of gold coin for Ham burgh, and 4,500 oz, to Belgium. 01 silver coin 26,600 oz. went to Boulogne, and 50,000 to Belgium. There has been a very buoyant market for Public Se curities, and further money purchases being made, fuller quot-atioris have been obtained. Consols have been 97i to 981 for Transfer, and 98 to i tor Account. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. have been 98i to I, and the Three per Cants. 97} to L Bank Stock is at 2111, and steady. Excti‘quer-bills have been 41s. to 445., and radio, Bonds 48s. to 521. premium. la the Foreign Market the transactions have been limited. Spanish Three per Cents. have been 40f, being firm. Mexican Bonds have been quoted 34i to 35. Pe ruvian Stock is at 84 to 84k, for the Five per Cents. Brazil Bonda have been at 89 to Ir. Dutch Four per Cents. are 90k to Railway Stiares - are very buoyant, and it is reported hat the traffic on Saturday i❑creased considerably on t ta rticular lines. North Western, Great Western, South- W astern, and East Lancashire take the lead. French sh area are dearer. QUARTER TO THREE. Console 97i 98 Ditto Account, June 10 97} 98 BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. (From the Official List.) Bank Stock 211 1 ,4 8 per Cent. Reduced 9Z1 ,1 8 per Cent. Consols Anna New 34 per Cent. Anas. 98%1# ,ong Annuities, Exp. Jan. sth, 1860 7 5-16 736 India Stock Do. Bonds, 10001 5l 48 52 p Consols for Account 9B 98 1 a 93 E,coloauer Bills. 1 1 4 d. 1,0001.......... — 41 44 p ,lopc Small Ditto Advertised ...... 38 p PAICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Brazilian Bonds. 5 per Cent. 89% 89 Maxican Bemis, 1846,5 per Cent., Coupons Ditto Ex Jan. Coupons Ditto for the Account Peruvian Bonds, 5 per Cent — Ditto for the Account Ditto Deferred Russian Bonds. 1822, 5 per Cent — Ditto 44 per Cent. lOl% 102% Spanish lionds,3 per Cent,lB4o Ditto Account ... . Dividends on the above payable in London. Dutch 2 1 ,E per Cent., 12 Guild Ditto 4 per Cent. Cert.ifiestes 80A% LIAOYD'S SHIPIVIN ti•—l THIS DAY.) LONDON ' JUNE 2.—Wind at noon W.N.W. , light breeze and fine, clear .1-weather. _ lAVANNAH, MAT B.—The lam 9ie hence to Mho& Biscayne, near , Key was • totally lost ou the Ist May, on Cape Florida; crew saved. L:tvicripooL, JUNE I.—The Woodman, from Harp. meekest, has put b a ck, with loss of bow sprit and cut- wux i . r , h av i ng b e en n contact off the Rock yesterday with the Ocean, f rom Runcorn to Croustadt, whi c h also back with damage. put MAT 28 To 30.—Wind N.E., frelb.__Arrd Lo, Cerny. Chins. OM , FAL3IOUTEC.—Arad. Victoria, Berbice; Dabro vinki, Busman,, Demerara ; T . Woodward, Ha vann ah. vann ah. ATERFOD, d. L MAY 31.—Wi n d N .N.W. to S.S.W. and E .E.--- R 81 GliooKaavEN, MAYE l g in, Quebec. 29. W led variable.—Arrd. whotton Castle. Harrison, New York, with ballast abifted and lo,s of water. BELFAST, MAY 31. Wind W , —Sld. Miltiadev, New York ; Emil, Bathurst. SUNDERLAND, JUNE I . — Wind N.E.—Arrd. Jean Bart, Gravelines; Neptune, Nantes; Janet Wilks, De mere to:J. HARTLEPOOL, MAY 31 _Wind variable.—Sld. Gla diator, Corru. BULL, JUNE I.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrd. Active, Even sea, Osterrisoer. Sld. Waldemar, Copenhagen. DEAL, MAY 31.—Wind E N.E., fresh.—June 1. — Wind E.N.E., moderate.—Arrd. Caroline, Kjestrou; Nielson, Boston ; Rome, Havannah ; Onderneming, Handelstein, Mobile for Delfahoven; Eurydice, Brown, Pernambuco; Highland Mary, Baker, and London, Boa: Arrd. from t h e r i ver , P r i nce o f W a h' s , Launce i s b ton, Van Dienieu's Land; Min e rva, Lima; Pauline, R Janeiro; J u li ana , B uenos Ayres; O cean Q ueen , New York. )FF TOHDAY.—Vi cen s u, Laflang, and Juno, Aikewutie,:ichiedatu, bath fur Batavia. DARTMOUTH, MAY 31.—Wind N.E.—Sld. Eleanor, Adeiaidv, South Australia. FALMOUTH, MAY 31.—Wind E.—June I.—Wind E. —Sid. Victor, Aden. PILL, JUNE I.—Wind W. N. W.—Arrd. Grecian steamer, Hardy, Smyrna; Fanny, Rees, Barbadoes; Bethy, Madsen, Gothenburg; Christ of Colon, Norway. GLOUCESTER, MAY 3 I.—Arrd. S)mpathie, Diedrich, Memel. NEWPORT, MAY 31.—Wind Triumph, Grenada; Purton, St. Thomas's. COWES. JUNE I.—Wind variable.—Arrd. Wabash, Barnes, H.svannah; Hermann steamer, Crabtree, New York. Sid. Sylphide, Greytown. LIVERPOOL, MAY 31.—Wind N.N W.—Arrd. Lord Elgin, SPLelland, Demerara; Mary Bibby, Her bert, and Thomas Edward, Wemyss, Barbadoes; Cam bria, M'Culloch, New Orleans; General Dunlop, Skol field, Mobile; Excelsor, Smith, Apalachicola; Persian, Trevellick, ditto; Europe steamer, Lott, New York, left 21st May, on freight 579.285 dollars; Vivid, Lis" bon • Therese Brandt, Pomeratea, Krause; Caroline, Dobty, Danzig. Sld. Velure, Calcutta; Jenny Jones, ditto; Bonanza, Luna; Parkfit.ld, Valparaiso; Yar mouth, Rio Jardero; Aufion and Pilotfish, Bahia. Ri chard, Pernambuco; Irbam, Jamaica; Maine, Baltimore; Continent and Marathon, New York; America steamer, Boston; Hewellins, Halifax; Conqueror, Lis, and Prince of Wales, Quebec; Clamida, Leghorn. A barque was run ashore on the 9th of May, south-east of Double-beaded Shot Keys, with foremast standing, and stripped. MARGATE, JUNE I.—The Snowdrop, from Youghal to London, went on shore yesterday morning, on the Long Nose, during thick weather and a strong wind from N.E., artd soon afterwards filled; most of her stores and about 172 quarters of oats in a very wet state have been landed here. It is feared the vessel will become a total wreck. BOMBAY, MAY 3,—The Ardaseer, from China and Singapore to Calcutta, was totally destroyed by fire on the 10th Aptil, about 100 miles from Penang; crew and a small part of the specie sal-ed. ~?, lot' g c ~... .t.uminal Prioes. •• - - 32% - 32 Pi% - 17% 32% - 32 6 % - 7 % 13% - 14 3% -4% % -% 7% - 43( - 5 4%-3 :X BANICS, 33 - 32% 42% - 43% 'oh 12 25 - 25% 18% - 171 27% - 28% 18% - 20% 42 - 44 15X - 15 35 - 33% 3 - gyi 12% -13 i SCELLANZOITS. 325 42% 46 all 14 26% — 2 B 67A —7O 5 11 - 11% 60 75 —7B Ole for the errors of the Official Lista. and interested correspondents.] 15 4 1 13 0 13 5 2414 all 128 2 sk STOI MARKET NE W S.-(THIS DAY.) CORN EXCHANGE.-(MONDAY.) Very moderate supplies of English Wheat were on sale in most of the country markets held on Saturday. Fine samples were in good request at, in most instances, an advance in the quotations of is per quarter. All other kinds, including foreign, were quite as dear. Barley came slowly to hand, and was readily disposed of at extreme currencies. Very little was doing in Malt; but the value of Oats, Beaus, and Peas had an upward tendency. The latest advices from New York bring a further de cline in the prices of Flour. The arrivals from the in terior were rapidly increasing. In the Baltic and Black Sea ports Wheat has been held for rather more money. The general demand in France has somewhat improved. The arrivals of English Grain up to our market last week were small. From abroad they amounted to 8,144 quarters of Wheat, 9,889 Barley, 11,055 Oats, 7 Bans, 37 Mustard-seed, 56 sundry seeds, and 7,035 sacks of Flour. The arrivals of Wheat fresh up to this morning's market, from Essex, coastwise, was very moderate— those from Kent slightly on the increase. By land carriage, the receipts were comparatively small, but of improved quality. Notwithstanding that the show of samples of both red and white was limited, the demand for all descriptions, owing to the pressure of foreign warehoused Flour, the prevailing fine weather for the growing crops, and the thin attendance of both town and country millers, was in a very sluggish state, at prices barely equal to those obtained on Monday last. However, a good clearance was effected prior to the close of business. The number of offers from the east coast was small, and mostly on higher terms. For forward delivery scarcely a transaction took place. The quantity of fresh Foreign Wheat on show was trifling, as some of last week's supply has gone direct into the hands of millers. With samples, ex warehouse, we were fairly supplied. Fine dry qualities sold slowly at full rates of currency. In the middling and inferior kinds next to nothing was doing, at late figures. Nu merous offers were on the market from Dantzic and elsewhere. English Barley came very slowly to hand, but the show of foreign samples was tolerably large. Grinding and distilling sorts were taken off readily, at full quota tions. In Malting samples next to nothing was doing, but we have no fall to report in their value. Malt, the supply of which was good, sold slowly, at about stationary prices. The total supply of Oats, including the foreign arri vals, being very small, the Oat trade ruled active, at an improvement in the quotations of is per quarter. In Beans very little doing, yet prices were fairly supported. . 1 here was only a limited inquiry for Peas at last we( k's currency. Indian Corn and Flour were in moderate request, at unaltered quotations. The supply of the latter was good. CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE. Wheat—Essex & Kent, Malt—Chevalier...... 52s tO 85$ Red, New.... 32s to 40s Oats—Yorkshire and Ditto,White, New 358 411. Lincolnsh., Feed. 183 221 Norfolk and Lin- Potato ...... .... 19s 24$ coin, Red... • . 318 40s Youghal and Cork, Ditto, White—. • • 33s 408 Black ..... • • 17s 201 Irish, Red .... .. • • —8 —s Cork, White . .... 188 22s Ditto,White.... •• —8 —8 Scotch, Feed..... 20$ Us dye—Old ———• • • • —23 s Beans—Tick ... —• • —28 s New. .. —..•••• •• 241 26s Pigeon. ...... .. •• Ws 323 'Arley—Grinding • .... 12s 23s Peas—Grey .... .••• .. Ms 23s Malting . .... •• .. 21s 2,8 Maple . .....• •• .. 26s 29s Chevalier .... ••• 288 318 White. ——• • • . 24s 27s Malt—Suffolk and Nor- Boilers ••••• •• —26 s folk ...... ••• • • . 43s 41s Flour—Town -made... 333 3ss Brown ..... .•• • • • 408 42s Suffolk .•—• • • • 278 31s Kingston and Ware 47s 518 Stockta & Norfolk 117 s 31s SEEDS. As the season for sowing is now over, Clover Seed is offering at very irregular prices without finding buyers. Canary moves off steadily at our quotations. In all oth articles next to nothing is doing. Turnip,White, per bush. 104 to 12s Carraway ...... ••• • .. 31s 331 Red mad Green.. .• lls 128 Coriander ........ •• 168 218 Mustard, 8r0wn..." 9e 12s Hempseed, per quarter 34s 358 White, new 6s Od 83 Od Linseed, Eng.sowing— 608 658 fares,Winter ...... 4s Od 4s 6d Crushing .... •• • • 43s b2s Old ...• •3sOd4s Od Baltic ...... •• .. 44s 478 Canary, per quarte r 42s 458 Odessa .....• •• • • 46s 301 ! ton— Clover, RettEn,,. (mt.) 40$ 53a English ••.•. 71 Os 71104 White 383 533 Foreign, p er t on 615 s 61 158 Rye grass.. ... • • 24s 308 Linseed Cake,pr. Foreign Red 40s 54s Rape Cakes, p r t on 4 1 0 s 4110 s White 388 53s Rapeseed, New, prlst 2510 s 2710 s Trefoil lBs 22s Duty was paid on the following quantities of foreign Clover Seed up to the 24th ult.:— - 1851. 1850. London Liverpool Hull Stock in bond, 8,832 cwts. SMITErIELD. Compared with many previous weeks, the imports of foreign stock into London since Monday last have been small. The total supply has been confined to 1,168 bead. During the corresponding period in 1850, it amounted to 1,926; in 1849, 2,117; in 1848, 3,245; and in 1847, to 3,336 bead. We may observe that the ship ments of both Beasts and Sheep from Rotterdam have materially tallen off during the whole of the present year. Formerly this was the principal shipping port. LIILPORTS INTO LONDON IN THE PAST WEEK. From Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Pigs. Hamburgh 6 ... 27 Rotterdam 53 ... 415 ... 21 ... 266 ... Antwerp Calais ... Boulogne — Dordt 2 ... 93 4 ' "' 9 "* 6 ... 61 ... - ... 18 ... 4 - ... 35 ... - ... 16 Lunn eas don to-day. Amsterdam... Dunkirk ..... . . Total The yearly comparison of the weekly imports is al under:— Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Pigs. .850 325 ... 1 ,262 ... 6 ... 333 ... 1-49 1,4t 4 3 ... 26 ... 2 74 .- 1848 499 2.276 ... 19 .. 451 ... The show of foreign Beasts here to-day was tolerably good; that of Sheep, Lambs, and Calves, moderate. Arrivals took place from D ig e a n i m n a s r e k aavoinaabLiyowweesltlofstu.pWpliiethd b h o o t m h e a - s te to d n ß um ea b s e ts r wanedvvqeuraelity. Notwithstanding the warm weather, the Beef trade ruled steady, and last Monday's prices were well supported. However, the highest figure for the best Soots Old not exceed 3s 6d per Blbs. From Norfolk, Suffolk. Essex, and Cambridgeshire, we re c ieved about 2,200 Herefo r d s, R unts, Short Horns, Scots, s„. ; f other parts of England 400 of various breeds; and from S cot l and, 319 horned t and polled Scots. The r rnainder of the supply was derived from abroad ai,d the neighbourhood t.f London. There was a very large increase in the supply of Sheep; hence the mutton trade was in a very depressed state, at a decline in the quotations of 2d per 81bs. The best old Downs sold at 3s 10d per Blhs. Lambs, the numbers of which were large, moved off slowly, at Friday's de pression. The current rates were from 4s 4d to 5s 6d per Bibs. From the Isle of Wight, 279 came fresh to hand. WP had a very inactive inquiry for calves, the Supply of which was good, at barely stationary prices . The Pork trade was excessively heavy, at late rates. A Statement and Comparison of the Supplies and Prices of Fat Stock exhibited and sold in Smithfield Cattle Market, June 2, Monday, June 3, 1850, an d t hi s d a y, Monday, 2, 1851. Per 81bs., to sink the offals. June 3, 1850. (June 2,1851. s, d. s. d. 2 4to 2 6 2 8 210 30 3 2 3 4 3 6 2 8 210 3 0 3 2 34 3 6 3 8 310 4 4 5 6 30 3 6 3 8 4 0 Coarse and inferior Beasts ... Second quality ditto ... Prime large Oxen .. Prime Scots, A C. ... Coarse and inferior Sheep... ... Second quality ditto ... Prime coarse-woolled ditto Prime Southdown ditto ... Large coarse Calves ... .. Prime small ditto ... ... s. d. s. d 2 4to 2 6 2 8 210 30 3 2 32 3 4 2 8 2 10 30 3 4 36 3 8 3 8 310 40 5 0 2 10 3 21 32 3 4 Large Hogs .. ~. ••• ..• 3 2 3 6 4 8 3 4 . Small Porkers ... ••• -- 3 8 4 0 3 6 3 8 Beasts ... •• • - •• • 3,261 ...,.... heap and Lambs .. ... 2t ' 7zo 4073 Calves ... ..••• ••• ••• 243 247 Piga ••• 310 490 SUPPLIES ON • SALE, JUNE 4, 184 ` 9.—Beasts , 3,566; sh e ,,p and Lambs, 26,440; C a l ves, 2 7 6; Pigs, 24-0. Sheep and Lambs, 26,550 ; JUNE 5, 1848.—Beasts, 3,774 ; Calves, 2; 2; •P•gs , _378. • Per Blbs. to sink the offal, 8. d. to 8. d. 2 6 Inferior Sheep .. 2. B. d 8 . t° 2 10 5. d : 210 S econd qual. Sheep 3 0 3 2 Prime large Oxen— 3 0 3 2 Coa rse - woolledditto3 4 3 6 Prime Scots •• •• •• 3 4 3 6 Aouthdown 'ether 3 5 310 S irn ec re o r n i d r o ß uft e l a it s ) t ' s. :• • : : 2 8 4 Large coarse Calves 3 0 3 6 Ditto uut of the wool 0 0 0 0 Prime small ditto .. 3 8 4 0 Large Hogs .... •• 2 8 3 4 inckliti: Calves •• 13 0 22 0 Small Porkers •• •• 3 6 3 8 Lambs •••••• • • • • 4 4 5 6 Quarter old Jigs ••16 0 20 0 TOTAL SUPPLY AT MARKET. 3 Beasts. 1 Sheep. I Calves. I Pigs .482 I 3 1, 6 40 334 4119 . . d gla i e ird c ~_Bi.s ] ko ti Ppo I on, The ATT 41 eh U: 10r 50( tike i5ll the ()teesl4ol•l th 4t w t . "tlod . ;you 4 411 t . odui 'gal TN Lori titles? ion St a gas be girder I , Mr. ere b 'Ll •cleas, kept ndin I )rderc to be Mr facts alibi:Eli Upon Lei Ru 40 ti av i 1 11°e h, 141,1 112 , -r., p W PrL ~ie is b h O , 6 401 Theis le of e tz 4 erit I of Itt r ecirt to 18 Pute waE 2,tr. i Lot fraud Th posse, Immo C( In befor the the p fleas, defer] rule on th ftgait