The Sun. — London, England, 1851-06-30 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE f. house at the time. All except the children were much THE ARMY AND NAVY. lonI on Monday, the accounts for the three years the corn- 1 PRICES OF SHAII,ES AND OTHER COM- I AMERICAN NEWS. injured, but, it is thought, not dangerously. (From the United Service Gazette) pany has been in existence w-re audit.- d and allewed, ' showing ni .. .t. proats made, 8,256/. 2s. Id., whereof a divi • ' IN I t hiNK6 t ASS " ' LN CE , In one place, on Bloom Prairie, about 20 acres of ii ! dend of 2,r 001. fur the helayear had been paid in Jan., ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. meadow land were raft from the subsoil to the d-pth of theirßr7sPter FAR io a r T f ix o E reig iA U P eeTvi A ce it , n t ° h u e gh 2d n l3 (it att t a h l e io fi n r , s 6 t O o rla n 'and the second half, 2,7001., was now declared: I. aving, PA'NIES' STOCK. I LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY NIGHT. Ritiles, bite been ordered to embark for the Cape, Sir a cash balance in hand to next account of From the Official List. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. three feet, by the rushing water, and deposited in un- Harry Smith having specially requested that a Rifle 2.856/. 2s. Id. This evening, at eieht o'clock, the British and North south masses some distance below. American Royal Mail steam - ship Asia , Captain Ju dkins, Many other instances of a similar chara cter, but less Corps might be sent out. Tne authorities at the Horse Capital expended, 6,750/., all of which, except 1.350/., LONDON, FRIDAY, JUNE 27. arrived in the Mersey from New York direct, which i n megeitude, have been reported. So far as is now Guards have also forwarded instructions to Madras and us for the embarkation of the 51st Light had been repaid to the shareholders, who would receive place she lett on the 18th instant, with the usual mailsa further dividend in Jan. of 1/. per share, aid in all 2/ 10-4. per annum, such was the satisfactory SOINT-SIN.PC3. AMITIES. from the United ewes and British America, having on heard from, not a bridge or dam remains-everything the M ,ent is swept clean. Infantry, and the Reserve Battalion, 12th Regiment, for probability should Sir Harry consider that he requires Dividend ' Amount board upwards of 150 pateengers, and the very large sum THE STEAM SHIP NORTH AMERICA. the colony, per of Paid. Price. in specie of nearly is quarter of million of pounds stet- further reinforcements to act on the offensive against the nature of their proceedings. Same of Company. Annum. Share. For the last three weeks it has been advertised that --a-- ....-.....- ........., ling on freight. this steamer would sail from this port direct for Gal- Kafirs, PRINCESS'S THEATRE. .2 s. 0. Z s. d. The Asia arrived at New York on her outward runTHE TWELFTH LANCERS.-It is stated to be the in on the 4th ins' ant, at 7.50 A X ;she passed on the 19th way, Ireland, on the 17th of June. In commemoration o f the new enterprise an Irish flag was pretested to her contain of the Government to purchase twenty' five of We witneseed on Friday night the fifteenth re resenta• tion of The Duhe's Wager at this theatre, and in spite Australasia . ..... ...• 4/. per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 - Britsh North American 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 46 instant at 4.30 A et., the brigantine Dispatch, and half- captain by a wealthy gentleman, and much gratification Colt's revolving, or repeatinte pistols, for the use of this of the me l t i ng Ceylon •• •• •••• •• 25 0 0 25 0 0 - an hour later the Royal Mail steam-ship Niagara. was expressed by our Irish citiz •ne at the prospect of a Regiment on C ipe Service. We suppose that no more weather and innumerable out of- Commercial of London 61. - door attractions, witnessed ales an excellent per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - Colonial.. . - The intended sailing of the North America to Galway are to be had at present, or it would seem ridiculous to I h H • direct steam communication with their native country. bouts. Having already noticed t he play at some Gloucestershire .• •• •• 151 per cent - - - 1 - has turned out to be a mere Yankee hoax. But, notwithstanding these preparations, the North supply only that number of men with what is admitted tonian 15/ prcent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 length, it is unnecessary to say more than that both in London an . cl6OL'it . .• - 61.. Per tit: 100 0 n to 0 0 _ The intelligence by this arrival is in every respect America did not sail as advertised, and it was announced to be extremely serviceable to cavalry. The carbines or etiestruction ' and language it is of the light and lively .oniin and Westiarris; 61. per cent.' 50 0 0 20 0 0 - more important than any that has come to hand fur some yesterday that she had been sold. She had steam up, fusils of which we lately spoke (double barrelled) will, it class which keeps an autnence in good hum eta without London Joint-Stock ••• 64. per cent. so 0 0 10 0 0 - mouths past as the subjoined summery a n d accompany - and feel and provisions for the voyage, and her peeseu- is said, cost no more than 41 lot. each. Provincial of Ireland.. Si. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - lug details will fully exnibit, gets were coming on board, when they were informed Major-General Henry James Rid tell, K.H. , who has wearying or detaining them too long on one sub tct- Ditto, New......... 81 per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 - points al ways to be censidered, and more particularly so qational of Ireland .. 51:per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - that her destination had been changed. Of course there succeeded to the Colonels of the 6th Regiment, vacant at this seatoti of the year. At the same time, there is '(at. Provncial of Eng. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - UNI FED S PATES. was much excitement among those who were on board, by the decease of Sir John Gardiner, has been upwards Ditto, New. ••• •• •• 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - sufficient interest of a serious character to produce Much damage has been caused on the banks of the and the crowd that had gathered to witness the depar- of 33 years in the service, and served as Deputy•Quar- variety and keep attention on the alert. Mrs. Kean 'a n u o i n i t i t , ! , A at usLrali str a au . ,; ........ 6 6 1 1: per e c e e n n t t . . 25 0 0 0 0 25 25 0 0 0 _- Mississippi by a great overflow flow of that river. The cure of the steamer, and many threats were made against termaster•General at the capture of Copenhagen in persnnation of the heroine is true. natural, and lady- Ditto ........ •• •• •• 61. per per cent. - 210 0 - waters have not risen so high within the last twenty-five h e r and her owners; but we b.liese nothing serious oo- 1807, and as Assistant-Quartermaster-General on the like; effective without effort, and equally striking iu the Vnion ot London. •• •• , 61. percent. so o 0 10 0 0 - ) ears. curred. It was the intention of those who controlled her eastern coast of Spain and Genoa with the army under p rom i nen t points as in the detail of the character. Mr. Union of Madrid ..... 1 - 40 0040 0 0 - Tee Mexican boundary commission, at our latest ad- to dispatch her as advertised; but at eleven o'clock yes- Lord William Beetiock. Kean was impressive, gentlemanlike, and identical. His vices lain Texas, were still at Et Paso and vicinity. terday they h ey received nn offer to purchase her from Cur - C part is not a prominent one or a powerful one, but. he OAST of AFRICA.-Private letters from the coast ENSIINtANCE COMPANIES. Tae oemateecement of the survey had been fix• d upon nelitra Vanderbilt, which they concluded to accept, as inform us of the prospect of several courts-martial on showed his artistic skill, as he invariably does by a dis• Dividend Amount the ltio Grande, about twenty five miles below Dona thy had ea aged but tew passengers for the excursion junior officers for drunkenness. The Centaur hat come :game of Company. per Annum, li. - .) ar f e. Paid. Price tinctnesS and earnest desire to make the most of very Ana. The ex , rcise of Lynch law at El Pato is said to to Galway, • y These were offered tickets for the Nettie on home without one of her mates, Mr. Berry Smith. This limited materials. Mr. and Mrs. Kean standing, as they ---- be carried to a frightful fie nt, s .eue fifteen Americans Saturday, and we believe this arrangement was gene- gentleman was accommodated with a ticket of leave at dh a i of the English stage, offer an example o, at the e t n fr. d. Z s. d. and Mexicans having been hung or shot within the space rally satisfactory. St. Helena. well worthy the study of all young artists, in the care Albion ----••- •• 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 86 of two wt eke. Tee crops throughout the greater part It is understood that the North America has been Lieutenant-Colonel Wearing, R.M., met with a Be- Alliance Brit. and For. 7s 61 &be. 100 0 0 11 0 0 21% of Text., are remarkably promising. The growth of the purchased for the purpose of being placed on the route rious accident this week at Plymouth, the Colonel hay- and attention which they equally bestow on characters of uitto Marine. •• •• •• 6s. & be . 100 0 0 25 0 0 37% Atlas . first or BM/rid-rate importance. Cot , Oto crop fur the past fevr weeks has been truly wt.- from San Francisco to Realejo, in connexion with the ing tallen on his head out of a gig. Argus Life •• -.• •• 41. per cent. 100 e 0 1 o 0 - prising. Prometheus on this side. She will leave here fur the THE HAUL-D,AvN PROMOTION FOR THE COAST OF Ent's, Commercial - 7 8. 6d. 50 0 0 50 0 7 A telegraphic dispatch iron New Orleans announces Pacific in a few days. AFRICA.-Rear-Admiral Fanshewe, C. 8,, the ex Cora- THE QUEENS ' VISI 1" TO GLOUCESTER Clericl,Med.lic Gen County .Life spr ct.&bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 20 the arrival of the steamer Alabama. with news from The three iron steamers to run on Lake Nicaragua mander.in-Chief on the coast of Africa, having nomi- /10USE. 41. 100 0 0 10 0 0 80 14s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 15 California to the lei h ult. Another terrible confliera- h ave alre a dy b een disp a tched to San Juan de Nicaragua, nated his flag-lieutenant. the Admiralty have accordingly MA.DEMOInELLE RACHEL. Ftovle ... tion has taken place in San Francisco, destroying a and Will be ready tor use in a short time. promoted Lieutenant Willoughby J. Lake (1840) to the We mentioned brie fly on Friday that her Majesty the Eqlty and Law •• 4)4 per oent. 100 0 0 a 0 0 5 number of public buildings, several whole streets of Imenatteereore-The following veteels have arrived at rank of commander. Queen, and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, aecom- ~ .iropetie Life •• - • • General .• 10e. 20 0 0 AU paid. 12 private dweiliegs, many ot the ships at the wharfs, and this putt during the past 48 hours:-The ship Guy Man- - panied by the King of the Belgians. honoured tee one. ' - - ge e ., cent. stock. a 0 e 51,( - 136 a brae amount of ether property, making a total loss of Define, from Liverpool, with 814 passengers; ship Mon- MINING INTELLIGENCE, Duchess of Gloucester with a visit at Gloucester House, aoareian .......... a 51. per cent 100 0 0 45 0 0 564 15,000,000 dolls. It is feared that a number of lives tezuma. from Liverpool, 400; ship Oliva, from Liver- (From the Mining Journal) on Thursday evening, and that Mademoiselle Rachel re- It ra nten or la a lr i r e e •••• ••• •• •• 121. p l tr e Le .•• •• cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 245 . 100 041 10 0 0 Iste hate been lott. 'Foe city of San Francisco is over- pool, 320; ship aleridian, from Liverpool, 685 ; ship eee we are happy to note an improvement in our mining ceived the distinguished compliment of bein g invited to ' Indemnity Slarine.• •• 11. sh. & lea. 100 0 0 20 0 0 50 whelmed With gloom at this fearful catastrophe, and Compromise, from Liverpool, 339; ship St. Hilda, from prospects, there having been a tolerably large amount of perform betore the Royal party. Law Fire ............ _ 100 0 0 210 0 3 bwiness ot all kinds is suspended. Liverpool, 311; ship Rappahannock, from Liverpool, transactions during the week, in the heavy dividend .. The circle-originall y limited to the members of the Lew I ife........ •• .. 11. 16s. 100 0 0 to o 0 46 • Le-al and General Life 50 0 0 20 0 4% 'Tne extra session of the New York Legislature cem- 594; berque Richard Cobden, from Bremen, 192; • • mines in particular-whilst the same increased demand as in- ' Royal family-was subsequently extended, so to London Fire - 201. 25 0 0 12 10 0 19 menced on the lOile love Ma Varnum, of this city, berque Mozambique, from Rotterdam, 174; barque elude about 150 members of the elite of the aristocracy. followed by transactions,•most of is perceptible, in was elected Speaker, in the place of Mr. H. J. Ray mood. Packet, from Antwerp, 161; brig Sunset, from Bremen, smaller, both dividend d divid d d ,an non- en , concerns; an . Her Majesty arrived punctually at ha p If- ast nius the etarine.. .....•• •• 15a .per share 100 001 15 0 ' • Id d I lid&G - •P ' 0 16 e. nv en• Life 441. per ct. 50 0 0 ; 2 0 0 - Row absent in Europe. The Governor's message gave 99. Total, 4,089. we have no doubt that the nearer we approach the time announced for the commencement of the entertain- Monarch •• - •• - - .• - an explicit statetnent of the reasons for enlarguig the me and remained until eleven, at which hour the per- .., " 5001100 1 middle of next month the more marked will be the im- ' tatianal Lean Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 00', 2 10 0 2% canal , with a thorough expotition of the constitu- COMMERCIAL SU aiId.ARY. forrnances terminated. Palladium Life 5l. per cent. 50 0 0 I 2 0 0 - nrovement in mining property generally. As to prices, tionality of the measure. It was received with great The market for sound stacks has been firm since the a . The attendance of the great tragedian originated in vanilla •• •• ..... .•• •• 31. p. sh. St be. - - 156 t ere Is scarcely an instance to be noted of a decline, Professional . Life.. • 5l. per cent. 6 5 0 : 010 0 179.6 d satistamion by the minority of the Legislature. last steamer, with a fair demand for Government and "the desire expressed by the Duchess of Gloucester to whilst, on the other hand, a very marked rise has taken Provident Life•• - . 11 fis & b 100 00.10 0 0 30 An unufficiel statement has been made in regard to State Stocks for foreign account. witness the performances of Mademoiselle R ichel, a de- sock Life.........: - S i . 5 0 0 010 0 6% in the stocks most sought after.• the policy of the Secretary of State on Central American In exchanges there is not much doing, but the market place inability to attend eoyat . sire which, from her R iyal Highness's , , Exchange 6l. p.ct. &bs Stock. - 221 Ar . ' Exchange C •tt have called The wing ommi ee a meet affairs, which is supposes to be entitled to credit. It is is very firm. Sterling lOn to 104. Francs 508/ to . throughout a dramatic pertormanc eat the theatre, ap- 'ull A ire ....... -•-• SI. 10s. - 1 - 209 mg of its members for Tuesday next, when we havetette Life ... said that Mr. Webster proposes a joint protectorate with 507. i. Amsterdam, 414 to 41n. Bremen, 79 to 79;/. topeered unlikely to be gratified. Thefollowing were - , - 43 Crated Kingdom believe th t system will 4 reason to a a more liberal England and France for the security of the Central Hausburgh, 36n to 36k.the t for the ing•- arraugemen s even . Universal Life lO% ct.&bs. 100 0 0; 10 0 0 - posed and adopted. so as to secure a much larger body American states, for the adjustment of questions at issue There is no change to notice in the Money•market, ATHALIE.-RActNE. Victoria Life.... - "412 6 5% both of town and country members, and to afford greater • between each other, and for free acilen in respect to excepting an increasing activity and firmness of rates. Acts Deuxiarne. facilities to dealers and brokers, and thus make a Lon- Madlle. Rachel. WATER-WOBICS. any line of communication which it might be for the in- The amount re clued at the sub Treasury was dolls. Athalie ... ... a ••• don Mining Exchange what has so long been required- •Joas... a. a. ... ... Madlle. Palmire. tereat of the commercial world to have constructed be- 71,157; paid, dolls. 144,040; balance, dolls. 2,565,742. Dividend Amount the central mart for the purchase and disposal of mining Mathan ... ... ... a. M. Chotel. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. tween the Atlantic end Pacific. A similar preposition Freights are firm for breadstuffe but dull fur cotton. shares, and obtaining iuturoestion so difficult of attain- Abner ... ... a ... M. Jouanni. Annum. Share. with reference to Hayti is also in centemplation. The dry goons market is exceedingly quiet. The - meat throtaeh other channels. We intended to have Josabet ... ... ... ... Madlle. Jouassin. country demand is in abei ante, and that in the city ii, 4 s. d. 4 s. d. made some observations, pointing out the most desirable ANDRONIAQUE -RACINE. BRITISH AMERICA. confined to the wants of cletiaters, and to a shipping in- . - 81. per cent. 100 0 0 - 155 course, in our opinion, to pursue; but, perhaps. it is Grand Junction •• •• •• 41. per cut. 50 0 0 - e 9 Tho Canadian Legislature is waiting the result of quiry for the East Indies and South America. Stocks . tee Hermione ... ... ... ... Madlle. Rachel. scent,..... •••••• •• •• 41. per cot. 100 0 0 89 the should be to the hotter that matter the negotiation between Sir Henry Bulwer and the are heavy. Cleone, sa confidante ... ... Medial. Avenel. Lambeth - 97 and management (tithe pirties concerned. United States Government in regard to a reciprocity Ashes-The market is steady. with a fair demand; Pyrrhus ... ... ••• ••• M. Raphael. New Itivr Lndn ardge 4/. Os. - - 574 In the Metal Merket, Copper is in mead)? demand.- of trade. If coca should prove ineffectual measures sales of 150 barrels at dolls. 5 for pots, and dolls. 550 Oreste ... ... .... ... M. Chotel. Vauxhall ...........• 5/. per cot. 100 0 0 - 97 There have been some considerable dealings in L d• West Middlesex .. . ,61. Os. picot., " - - 110 of a retaliatory character will be submitted to the for pearls. e a , The first portion (Athalte) was declaimed by Made-and an improved price is anticipated -Tin is very ac- , Parliament. It is proposed to close the Welland Cotton-Since the last steamer the cotton market has five, and quotations wellmaintained..Large purchases sisell Rachel in evening dress; the latter ( Andro m e DOCIES. Canal against American vessels bound to any port been inactive, with sales of 500 to 1,200 bales per day.maque) in complete costume-Mademoiselle R ichel have also been made in Tin-Plates.-Spelte is ad - P a - Dividend Amount on the lakes, no obstacle being presented to those On Wednealay the market recovered ie. per lb., but hat wearing, for the first time, an entirely new dress of t vancin g. Name of Compaay. per of Paid. Price. which eo direct from Lake Erie to the ocean. Mr. Mar- since been languishing. The accounts from the south white cashmere, very richly embroidered. Daring the The price o gold bars (standard) was 3/. 17a. 9d. per Th • f Annum. Share. interval of the performance,M Levassor amused the _______ e . rut his introduct a tet eo. resolutions for a petition to show no new feature. Z ; silver in bars (ditto). ss. 04 1. per oz.; and new the Quf en, pray tug that Eogland will impose on the Floor and Meal-There is increased heaviness in our , Revd and distinguished party by his Scenes Comigue A s. d. Z a. d. loners, 4s. 114 d. per k•Z. It will b® perceived that the t Commercial .....• •• .. 41. pr cent. Stock - 84 productions oi foreign countries the same rates of duties market for the lower grades of State and western flour, Lieutenant-Colonel Liddell, by command of the Duchees ttabsuu ja v _ eB .• • price of silver has receded *d. per oz , which is in con- v t lid's... Gl. pr cent. to - 144 that those countries impose on the productions of Bri- and prices are lower, especially for western, which it of G teem-niter, has conveyed to Mr. Mitchell her Royal East Country. •• ••• ••. 20s. per eh. 100 0 0 - - sequence of heavy stocks. tish colonies. This proposal, though expressed in gene- offered freely and is pressed ou the market. The de- , Highness's thanks for having arranged so perfect an en- London . - 113% The shareholders of the Tincroft Mining Company ' • • ' Liddell 1 Ditto 80nd5......., 4l. per cent. - ral terms, of course aims at the Utiited States. 0. her mend for export and the trade is moderate, and the re- tertainment. Lieutenant-Golouel bas, at the- - are summoned to attend a meeting on the 17th July, Cr. Katharine .... •• -34 per cent. Stock. - 77 measures have been suggested on the imposition of duty ceipts are still large, far in excess of the demand. There satne time, by command of the Queen, signified to Mr. Ditto Honda •• •• - when the report of the committee will be submitted. - - o foreign grain edmitted into England, vi hile colonial is still some speculative inquiry for desirable lots. Mitchell, on the part ot her Mejesty, a similar approba- , Sk , uthampton .. •• - - 21. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 15 . - South Tamar Mines sold on Thursday 95 tuns of lead lion, and requested him to notify to Matiernoist•Be produce enters free, and granting Canada the same pro- Grain-There is a limited demand tor domestic ores, at 151. 7s. 6d. per ton, to Locke, Blacket, and Com- R Jebel the high gratification which her Majesty, in ERIDGES tectien which the formerly cent) ed in the British wheat for mining, and prices still tend downward, an y. c tnjunctian with the King of the 13, Igiaes and the rest mark: t. It is Deedless to say these measures receive re. Fnere is some inquiry tor Canadian for export checked Dividend Amount P- The biddings for 100 tons of Newtonerd's lead ore o f E h.- Royal f •I • din . • her ' . Name of Company. support from the Government or the free-trade party, only by the absence of freights. We have only to notice alai te experienced witnessing int- per of Paid. Price. varied from-Poutifex and Wood, 81. Bs., to that of the Annum. Share. mitable acting. Col inel Liddell was also desired to ex- who hive no faith in the action of British statesmen for a sale of 3,000 bushels good mixed Canadian, at 90. if. ,-- Newton, Keats, and Co., at 101 ss. 6d. per ton. - the benefit of Canada. 'The bargain and sale of Sir Allan bond. Rye is nut plentiful, and is in fair demand at bet purchasers,- , . press the R 'yet appr: elation of M. Levassor's amusing - A. s. d. Z. a. d. .uititington s sampled 45 ons of lead ore. M•Ntb is fully asserted by the opposition ),urn ds. and ter prices. performances. Hungsrford•. •• •• .• •• - - - t 5 Trelawoy Mine sampled 100 tons (computed) silver- southwrk •• .••- •• - 100 0 0 - - thus far has not met with a denial. Mr. Mackenzie has lead ore, of good quality, on Saturday last. Ditto Nw of 734 p.c. 358. per cent. 50 0 0 - 16 MRS. KEMBLE'S READINGS. Waterloo .. •• •••••• •• 100 0 0 8 - - announced his intention of bringing in a Bill for the abo- SHIP NEWS. Great Wheal Baddern sampled on Saturday about 60 Itsniug of the Court of Chancery, and conferring equity NOTICE TO MARINERS. tons of lead ore, and a farther sampling will take place , The .. e extraortioatiy exceilence of these reatiings consist Date Old Ann. ofBl. 11.4 x. Od. Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. Is. Od. - - SO 0 0 25 40 0 0 - jurisdiction on the common law court, and another for in the merveilous variety imparted to the charecters, and RELATING TO A. ROCKY SHOAL IN THE FAIRWAY OF 'm the 30,h July; this concern seems to be steadily pro- Vauxhall .... .•• Av. IL 70 10 8 - 18 breaking up the monopoly of the legal profession and al. the strength and individuality with which each personage THE ENTRANCE OF THE HARBOUR OF ST. THOMAS. greasing, both in actual returns of ore and in the disco. lo wing every man to plead in the courts. Mr. Stanton, is represented. Remarkable and unequalled as Mrs. CANALS. Admiralty, June 24. very of new ore ground, some of which is of superior ~... the late coilector of Toronto, has been cast in damages to • eruble has shown ht rself in thus giving an actual ex- Sir,-My Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty quality. rho 51 fm. level produces already a considers- In n I e Dividend the arßaiirr. of 4,000 dollars for delaleetion in the die- istence to these creations, yet it is impossible but that some Names of r, (Dividend ' Prise . Names of e, Ther having received from Lieutenant Lawrence, commanding ,ale quantity of ore, and when further develeped there is charge of his duty. of them must be in greater accordance with her sympe• Companies. 1 per" Companies. g An Y n . Price. her Majesty's surveying vessel Scorpion, a report of art -every reason to expect it will he enhanced both in quan- se Annum. so Ode* and capacities thanothers. H er genius tends, as important rocky shoal in the Fairway of the entrance 0' city and amount. The flames are highly productive, and _____ MEXICO, the harbour ot St. Thomas, in the West Indies, lam Lhe tribute pitches doing well. we take it, towards the heroic; the high, the courageous, to x • the daring, and we feel that the deeper passions love, AshtnSc Oldh 97 71. 140 Macclesfield. 100 21.108. 50 The latest accounts from M xico present a highly- commanded by their Lordships to send you herewith is Tne tin obtained from the Great Polberro Mines in ef , t and . dieeouraging view of the political condition of' that copy of the said report for the information ot the tom- tee present month will be abut 26 tons, and fur the 7, 'Pe, anti grief, the graver emo ions, and the pro ' SarnaleY•• •• 160 - Neath •• •• •• 1001 161. - Zrknk&Abrg 150 Cl, as Oxford.. •• •• 100 1 15 . 135 country. No ...,•-aa.,•-, wa..., ....A.,,,,,.1. 1-. 5 7 non p:ress, pre - vious mi.f.ton for managiuo , the affairs of Lloyd's. 'est two months 56 tons. The pitches continue to yield f ounder speculations, call Ingth more strongly her genius. Birmingham 40 41. 97 Peak Forest. 78181. 18e. 10 to its edjew emetic, tor the relief of the firma s. The W. A. IS. HAMILTON. .bout the usual proouce. It is therefore not surprising that we should imagine we "loventry..• • 100 257. 200 Regent's •••• 33 I li. 3s. 194 pr pie at to eedo a the President wi h extraordinare Captain G. A. Halsted, R.N., Secretary, Lloyds. Wellingten Alines sold on the -18th inst. about 45/. perceive in her comed less impulsiveness then in her °en* ••• •• t oo ere 03 1tuct..1.1%.• •• go 4:. 4g • • • F.llanare&Chs 133 355. 267 i Somrset Coal 150 " 71.108. - powers iu the; department of the Government was lost Oxsoem &WY. worth of tin. tregedy ; and that it does not exc i t® in a manner tor- irand.f unctn 100 37 pr.ct.l 59 Do.L kFd lit 12 161. p. e. or to those ran portrayals; sterner her D t 00.,6 - • by a large majority. Au extra session of Congrets was Extract of a letter from Lieutenant Lawrence to the Lewis Mines have sampled 3 0 tons of tin. responding pr. Ct. 10 6/. pr. et." 11 Stffrd & Wore 140 281. 405 derines which, having a mixture or sentiment, admit of orazdsurrey 500 21. Os. 324 Sbrewsbury.. to be celled in a few days. A short time before the al- Elyclregrepher:- Etst Wheal Leisure sampled on Tuitsday 147 tore 125 - a deeper shadow and sterner contrasts. It, how. •ratici Union 100 11.10 s. 24 Stotirbridgv.. 145 201. 290 journmeet of Congress, official dispatches were presented " _Duthie these: rarer- dour operations welave very un- .tf copper ore. The tribute department is looking well, nenot a Avu 39 4a. 04. 44 Severn andl ever, must also be remembered that there is some - 26 21 Os 24 to the Chamber of Deputies from the Commandant G. expectedly come across a coral shoal at the entrance of and 50 tons per month anticipated from the ores . . Lancaster . too 41 - Nye Rail. 1 ' ' nerd of Sonora, stating; that en expedition was on toot the harbour, having only 20n feet of water on it at low ground already opened. thing in one's own idiosyncrasy, and that each of us ',eels& Livrp 100; 201. 400 Warwick& 41. 40 at San Diego for the invasion ot Loser California. The tides. It stands directly in the Fairway, and is a danger Wheal Russell sampled on Friday 80 tons of copper . has a temperament and a tendency which in- netcester .... 100' it. 66 Girming. 1 100 intelligence was receive I with doubt in the city of of some consequence. The shallowest part of the th'ea ore. duce us more forcibly to appreciate some utterances in 'enestr&Nth 831 41. 44% 'Warwick& Loughhoregh 149 701. 510 Napton..} 100 W. 28 l&itieo; but, in the opinion of the leading journals, the extends in Knelt a north and south direction from 80 to At Wheal Crebor, 32 tons of copper ore have been preference to others. The mighty author himself is not I.lonmoutbsti 100 81. - Worcstr &/ present course of the G .vernment tended to provoke an 100 feet, and east and west from 30 to 40 feet. It ap- weighed this week. always equal, and some of his plays are much batter Antpimrysh" 100 - - Birming. 78 Si. 40% -• ' •• • ' • - -••- • . • •• • . Ti 11 t 1 - 11 1 i . 1 i• A .. .....,.--1- calculated to produce stro• a effects than others. iieltnAlwbryi 100 - - Wilts & /Irks - Ils. 65. 714 MINING INTELLIGENCE, (From the Mining Journal) We are happy to note an improvement in our mining prospects, there having been a tolerably large amount of transactions during the week, in the heavy dividend mines in particular-whilst the same increased demand is perceptible, followed by transactions, in most of the smaller, both dividend and non-dividend, concerns; and we have no doubt that the nearer we approach the middle of next month the more marked will be the im provement in mining property generally. As to prices, there is scarcely an instance to be noted of a decline, whilst, on the other hand, a very marked rise has taken place in the stocks most sought after. The Mining Exchange Committee have called a meet ing of its members for Tuesday next, when we have reason to believe that a more liberal system will be pro posed and adopted. so as to secure a much larger body both of town and country members, and to afford greater facilities to dealers and brokers, and thus make a Lon don Mining Exchange what has so long been required the central mart for the purchase and disposal of mining shares, and obtaining iuturoastion so difficult of attain ment throueh other channels. We intended to have made some observations, pointing out the most desirable course, in our opinion, to pursue; but, perhaps. it is bete that the matter should be left to the discretion and management of the perties concerned. In the Metal Market, Copper is in steady demand.- There have been some considerable dealings in Lead; end an improved price is anticipated -Tin is very ac tive, and quotations well maintained. Large purchases have also been made in Tin-Plates.-Spelter is ad vancing. The price of gold bars (standard) was 31. 17s. 9d. per z ; silver in tears (ditto), ss. OD. per oz.; and new dollars, 4s. 1111 per t Z. It will be perceived that the price of silver has receded *d. per oz , which is in con-1 sequence of heavy stocks. The shareholders of the Tincroft Mining Company are summoned to attend a meeting on the 17th July, when the report of the committee will be submitted. South Tenser Mines sold on Thursday 95 tons of lead ores, at 151. 7s. 6d. per ton, to Locke, Blacket, and Com pany. The biddines for 100 tons of Newtonerd's lead ore varied from-Poutifex and Wood, 81. Bs., to that ef the purchasers, Newton, Keats, and Co., at 101 se. 6d. per ton. Callington Mines sampled 45 ons of lead ore. Trelawoy Mine sampled 100 tons (computed) silver lead ore, of good quality, on Saturday last. Great Wheal Baddern sampled on Saturday about 60 tons of lead ore, and a farther sampling will take place on the 30:h July; this concern seems to be steadily pro gressing, both in actual returns of ore and in the disco very of new ore ground, some of which is of superior quality. rho 51 fm. level produces already a coneldera nne quantity of ore, and when further developed there is -every reason to expect it will be enhanced both in quail •ity and amount. The stopes are highly productive, and the tribute pitches doing well. Toe tin obtained from the Great Polberro Mines in tie present month will be abut 26 tons, and fur the 'est two months 56 tons. The pitches continue to yield .bout the usual produce. Wellington Mines sold on the -18th inst. about 451. worth of tin. Lewis Mines have sampled 30 tons of tin. Est Wheal Leisure sampled on Tuesday 147 tons •f copper ore. The tribute department is looking well, sod 50 tons per month anticipated from the orey ground already opened. Wheal Russell sampled on Friday 80 tons of copper ore. At Wheal Crebor, 32 tons of copper ore have been weighed this week. At Wheal Russell some splendid gossan, strongly .rained with "greens" of copper, has been raised from Murchison's shaft At Treloweth Mine, the shaft at Harrison's is nearly down 22 fathoms, lode yielding 2* tons of good quality ore per fathom. The engine.shaft under the 45, and cress-cut in that level, are progressing favourably. At East Wheal George, as expected, by driving the crosscut south in the 23, they have found the main part of the lode standing, and which presents a very kindly appearance, 3 ft. wide, saving work. The hide in the wipe() under the 12 west is worth from 81. to 10/. per fathom. At Wheal Golden, Thorne's shaft is sunk and cased to 8 ft. under the 87 fm. level; and on driving an 87 fm. level the returns will be greatly increased, as the lode is productive both north and south. In the wii.ze under the 77 south the ground is good, producing 9 owls, of ore per fin e and north 7 cwts. per fm. The 70 north produces 6 owls. per fm., and the rise in ditto 10 cwts. per fin In the 60 north the ground is moderate, producing 3 cwts. per fathom. Webb's shaft is com municated to the 70. Young's shaft will be immediately commenced. The tribute pitches are looking very well. At Wheel Anna Consols, some parts of the engine have been already delivered; and the most active exer tions are being made by Capt. l'ackey to expedite ope rations. An improvement of an important nature has been re ported in Wheal Penton. The north end in the 30 fm. level is producing fine stones of lead, and continues im proving; the lode in the south end is cut, but is at pre sent disordered. At the Wheal St Agnes meeting, on Saturday, the ac counts were examined and passed, showing-Labour cost for March, 381. 2s. ld.; ditto April, 30/. Os. 11d.; May, 35/. Bs. 7d.; merchants' bills, 1121. 6s. 4.1.2151. 17s. 11d. By call, 128/ leaving balance against the mine of 871 17s. lid. A call of 1/. per share was m a de, and the salaries of purser and manager were fixed at 2i guineas per month each. At the Nansegollan Mine meeting, on Monday, the accounts were examined and passed, sh .wing-Labour cost fur four months, to end of May, 401/. 16.. 6d; cost of 30-inch cylinder engine, with boiler complete, 6251 • merchants' bills, 475/. 83. 7d ; dues. 1/. 7s. Id = 1.503 1. 12•. 2d.-By balance lest account, 251 7s. BJ.; tin sold, 271 Is. 9d.; call, 6401 ; leaving balance against he mine, 8111 2s. 9d. A call of 41 per share was made. At North Wheal quarterly meeting the accounts to the end of April showed-Cells, 2,0481.; di'c runt, 15/. Is. 10d..--2 0631 Is. 10d. By purchase of sett and materiels, 1 000/.; working cost for three months, in cluding merchants' bill, 8931 135.; offi.es expenses 541. Is. 61; books and stationery, 241 7s. 7d.; printing and engraving. 19/ t 103.; le Ives balance in hand to next ac• count of 711 9.: 9 1. Toe call made, 512/., will about meet lieb lilies estimated to end of July. At East B wringdon Park meeting, the accounts showed-Call, 5121.; discount, 21 94. 21.=.514/. 9 .. 2d. By working cost, 671. 16s. 41.; office expenses, 51. 55.; printing and engraving, 10/. 133.;_ books and station-rya 3/. 10e. 61; leaves balance in haud to next account, 4271. 4s. 41. At Cook's Kitchen meeting, the accounts showed- To costs for March, 9981. 163. 5d.; April, 9151. 2s. 5d.; dies, 551. Is. 3d =I 9691. 7s. Id. Balance from last ac count. 1611. 14s. 2d.; copper nin, and arsenic sold, 1.753/ Os. 6d.; sundry receipts, 44/. 6'. 7d.; leaves balance against mine to next account, 101. ss. 101. At Wheal Friendly meeting. on Monday, the accounts front June, 1850, to April. 1851, showed-Mine costs and merchants' bills, 1,643/. 15s. 6d.-Balance from last account, 531. 105. 9J.; ores sold and carriage, 1,5521. Is.; leavir ' e balance against adventurers, 381. 3s. 94, At Wheal Cock meeting. on Monday, the accounts showed-B static,' last account, 1711 is. 6d.; costs to end of April, 694/. 34. =865/. 4s. 61.-By call, 200/o tin sold, 6671. 103. 4rl. ; sundry receipts. 15/.; leaves balance in favour of adventurers, 171. 53. 10J. At North Tolgus meeting, on the 10th inst., the ac counts showed-Balance last account., 46/. 12'. 9J.; la b`iur cost for February and March, 4281 10s. 3d.; mer chants' bills, 217/. 1 ls. =s 6921 14i. By call, 610/.; leaves balance to next account, 521. 14s. From 80l vi r, it is stated that the news from the mining die trii in 0 ctsotC r m 1850 rocoro is very cheering-53 834 quintals of copper, the produce of that place, hod tee shipped from Arica last year, and the monthly priduction of silver from this quarter alone amounted to 900 marks. ts of consisted o mineral produce i-,ilve r frittiim bare,the re o p r u es b , l i ea and irgots, o f t h e value of 3 957.253 dells.; gold coined, Chili exports 697,556 dolls.; gold dust, 35,343 dolls.; copper in bars, ls.; c c :h r . pi ' 3, • i ' haep a al e; r:: rr in s w ii h ar til tlz i:c o t h lr s i :B n 3 o 2:4 fir, B , r 4 r B o6 o;o l6 l. 7 w d a o s l g g o i l v d in a g nd a silver, ttßl v a a l and of about 1,620,000/. exported from the republic during 643,400/. in copper. g en u d ar m tp e r ta o l f s t f h ro o m pr t e h s e en p t or y t ea o r f amounted to 137,574 marks of silver, 18,8591b5. copper in bare, 457 929 silver in ingots. 93.2471b5. copper ore The General Mining Association held their annual meeting on Thursday, when the report and accounts were unanien •usly adopted, and a second dividend of 10s. declared for the halt-year. The operations of the company continue to be satisfactory, and the shipments of coal have increased during the year. At the Marmato Gold ,Mining Company's meeting, The extraordimuy excellence of these reaeings consist in the merveilous variety imparted to the characters, and the strength and individuality with which each personage is represented. Remat.kable and unequalled as Mrs. Ketuble has shown h. rself in thus giving an actual ex istence to these creations, yetis is impossible but that some of them must be in greater accordance with her sy mpe • thies and capacities than others. Her genus tends, as we take it, towards the heroic; the high, the courageous, the daring, and we feel that the deeper passions, love, h.pe, anti grief, and the graver emo ions, and the pro founder speculations, call ferth more strongly her genius. is therefore not surprising that we should imagine we perceive In her cotnedy less impulsiveness than in her tregedy ; and that it does not excite in a manner cor responding to her sterner portrayals; or to those ren• derines which, having a mixeire ut sentiment, admit of a deeper shadow and sterner contrasts. It, how ever, must also be remembered that there is some thing in one's own idiosyncrasy, and that eieh of us has a temperament and a tendency which in duce us more forcibly to appreciate some utterances in preference to others. The mighty author himself is not always equal, and some of his plays are much batter calculated to produce strop g effects than others. These reflections were forced upon us in listening with great attention, and we must add with great plea sure, to Mrs. linnble'e reading of Much Ado about Nothing. That any author should have been able to fix into veritable words such a character a Beatrice is most wonderful. The charms, the graces, the witchery o such a woman are as aerial, as changeable as the tints of the sky—depending so much, indeed, so entire!) on manner and mode, that she is a creature whom ever) one pictures in the colours of his own fancy, and deck,. with the graces and inimitable charms of such speci mens of womanhood as be may have the good for tune to have seen in lice's journey. It is for this r ason one of the most perilous parts an actress can undertake; and that it is so is proved by the few per formers that have made a reputation in it. It is still I/ tradition of the stage that Mrs. Abington has never had an equal in the part. So difficult is it for a woman to be wi,ty and gruceful, sententious and enchanting; Mrs. Kemble's reaeieg gives the wit, but not the grace; tee pity but hardly the simple impulsiveness of the joyous creature; and she succeeded much better in bringing out the wit that Benedick utters, and the humour of the situltion in which he has involved himself. The scenes with Hero and all the graver portion were admirably given. The Dogberry scenes were rendered with a full pointed recognition of that incarnation of beetiledom; and the greet command she has over her voice, gave a striking effect to the old and fatuou- Verges. Though we may. prefer Mrs. Kembto in the mere serious plays, we must say we know no one who could approach her in reading this play; and that it was equally admirable for its characterisation, sense of the poetry, and complete recognition of the author. We should in justice aid that it received a larger portion of applause than others which we have more admired. The la'est accounts from M xico present a highly disoouraging view , of the polpical condition of that Country. 1-. y noncr,ress, pre - vious to its Adjs,uinment, for the reli4 of the firma a. The pr pe at to er.do.v the President wi h extraordinary powers iu tha. department of the Government was lost by a la•ge majority. Au extra session of Confess W A : to be c4ll.id iti a few days. A short time before the al journmer,t of Congress, official dispaches were presented to the Chstnber of Deputies ft OW thn Commandant G. nor l of Sonora, stating that en expedition was on toot at San Diego for tar invasion of Lover California. The intelligence was received with doubt in the city of Mexico; but, in the opinion of the leading journals, the present course of the G .vernment tended to provoke an invasion, , vhich would include Lower California, Sonora, and Tehuant-pec. Tbe present relation with the United States, which had been seri usly embirrashed by the course of the Legislature and of the presii, involved the very existence of the Mexican republic. The arrival ce G-neral La Vega at C,mpeactiy, which took place on the 20.11 ult , was welcomed by the authorities with general enthusiasm. The war had taken a turn in favour of the whites. Colonel Rosario had made a successful excursion into the eastern portion of the peninsula, re ducing a great numher of the rebels to subjection. The city of Carmen, which was nearly destroyed by fire on two occasions last year, has suffered another extensive oonfisgration, which supposed to have been caused by incendiaries intent ou the destruction of the city. Extract of a letter from Lieutenant Lawrence to the Uydrr gr4pher:— " During tbe . ccurse of our eperations weluve very un expectedly come across a coral shoal at the entrance of the harbour, having only 20i feet of water on it at low tides. It stands directly in the F.Airway, and is a dange' of some consequence. The shallowest part of the shod extends in about a north and south direction from 80 t o 100 feet, and east and west from 30 to 40 feet. It ap pears to be of coral formation, and full of inequalities, 'rum the lead dropping off the surface of the rucks into 5 and 5i fathoms. Beyond the nucleus of the shoal al• c extendb 60 fathoms to the westward, with depth, of from 26 to 28 feet, and about 40 to the eastward. having 28 to 30 lest, and, occasionally, 34 feet. The sur rounding ground is comp , sed of sand and rock, with a depth ut 37 feet un the north edge, and from 37 to 39 feet ou the south." OAS-MIGHT AND CORE COMPANIES. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Prioe. Annum. Share. ----- '4. s. d. A. B. d. British . •• ••..•• •• .• IL 40 0 0 18 0 0 - Ditto Provincial.. •• It. Bs. 20 0 0 20 0 0 183( Brighton •• •• 51. 2O 0 0 City of London ...• • • 61. 'lOO 0 0 150 0 0 120 lontinental Consolidat. 925. 75 0 0 31 5 0 - , :guitable ••..•• •• 50s. 50 0 0 50 0 0 27 Imperial ••• • 31. 50 0 0 50 0 0 70 1 % Independent .......•• 61. 40 0 0 40 0 0 46 - 50 0 0 50 0 0 - 50 0 0 50 0 0 - Do., Parl. Preference 61. 25 0 0 7 10 0 - • , hrenia 4l. 50 0 0 49 0 0 27% itatcliff „ „ 51. 100 0 0 90 0 0 - ~ 7nited General l/. 50 0 0 50 0 0 1514 Areitminster Chartered 31. 1 60 0 0 - 463( Ditto, New .... 12s. 150 0 0 10 0 0 9 14 StIST or SCOTTISII COMPANIES' PRICES Dividend 1 Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. ---• s. d ~ d Bank of Scotland Iritish Linen Company Si. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 2 3 'aledonian Bank lity or Glasgow Bank 61. per cent.l 10 0 0 10 0 0 lIN Ilydesdale Bank -. •• •• i% per cent.] 20 0 0 10 0 0 13% 'ommercial Bank •• •• 71. per cent. 1500 0 0 100 0 0 176 , :astern Bank •• • • 61. percent. , lb u 0 10 0 91. 7s. (lasgow Banlt Si. per cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 414 ixehangeßnk of Scot.. 41. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 9 national Bank 44 per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 4 5 1 % forth of Scotland Bari, 51. per cent. 20 0 0 2 10 0 21,183, Loyal Bank of Scotland 51. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 36 rnton Bank of Scotland 81. per cent 100 0 0 50 0 0 88 Western Bank •••• • • • • 71. per cent 50 0 0 50 0 0 72% alliance Fire and Life / %1. or rent 10 0 0 10 ) 0 it% tritish Guarantee Vedonian Fire Insnr 101. per cent 100 0 0 10 0 0 22% "Mr of Glasgow Lite 6l. percent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 3/. Hs 3olonial Life ... 50 0 0 1 0 0 21. Is. 'linburgh Life Insur al. per cent 100 0 0 16 0 0 2114 & Scot, Law Life 5/.percent. 50 0 0 217 6 3 Afe kssec. of Scotland 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 31 es National Fire and Life Si. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 ,24s.fd north British Incur Si. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 27 kcattish Union Inunce. pr cent. 40 0 0 1 0 0 24. 6d ;tandard 'Me •• •• per cent 50 0 0 4 5 0 12 .Talted Dep.Assurance I SZ.ser cent. 10 0 0 I 0 0 178 Od MISCELLANEOUS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. £. s. d. £. d. 4.ssam Tea ••.. • • ... • 20 0 0 0 0 8 auction Mart•• • •• •• 21. ss. 50 0 0 26% instralian Azricalturl 11. 100 0 0 30 0 0 is Australian Trust •• .. 61. per cent. - 35 0 0 2n kngio-Mexican Mint ll. 10s. 10 0 0 10 0 0 25 Ditto. Ilalf Shares.. 210 0 - British American Land 38 10 0 ... •• . W. per cent. 100 0 0 82 10 0 47 Do. s per cen t Bonds 99% Unpr Canada Honda 6/. per cent. - 105 City Navigation Bends 31 per cent. I - 1 - 96 Gen. Revers. IS Invest. 5 p.c.k. ha, 2/ 100 0 0 , 100 0 0 93 ?Ignitable Reversionry 5 p.c. & bs.s/,100 0 0 'lOO 0 0 1093% Ditto /Tew ........ - ,50 0 0 210 0 - len.Stearn Navigation 10 p. ct. & bs.' 15 0 0 14 0 0 2414 Hudson's 8ay...... • . - Stock. 204 Hungerford .......... 21. ss. - I 100 0 0 47 rAndon Institution ... - 78 15 0 7 New Zealand Company 25 0 0 125 0 0 - Ditto. New 25 0 0 12 10 0 - Russell Institution.... - 26 5 0 - ?eninslr& Orient.Stm. 41. per cent. 150 0 01 50 0 0 70 Reversionary Int. Soc. 1 1 41. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 lee Loyal Mail Steam.... 41. p. share. 100 0 01 60 0 0 75 1 % s ;oath Australian ..• •• 11. per share. 25 0 0, 25 0 0 24 Veil Diemen's Land.. 100 0 0 1 29 0 0 1 HANOVER-S 4UARS ROOMS. MR OiBORNE'S MATINEE MUSICALE. Mr. Osborne has been long known to the musics! public of P,tris and London as a composer and pianist of distinguished ability. His works, which are chit fly fir the instrument ho professes, are characterisold by a light and facile vein of melody, considerable fancy and vivscity, elegant phrasPolugy, and remarkably brilliant and welltconstructed bravura passages. As a player, his equality of lone, delicate smoothness of touch, and distinct articulation, entitle Lim to rank amongst the first performers of the day. Mr. Osborne played, on this occ tsion, three composi tions o$ his own, namely, a fantasia on airs from Don Gi,vanni, a " Serenade," a trio for piano, viol* and violoncello, in which ho was ably assisted by Messrs. Sivori and Pmitt, and a caprice. entitled " ude et li , mheur." From these clever works we select the trios, as possessing a higher order of merit than either of the others. It contains many very charming passages, is con sistent in design, and well writtfn for all the instru meets. We thouglit the slow mivement the beet of the three of which the piece consi,t-i, and the audie e seemed to be of our opinion, for it narrowly escaped en encore. In his own compositions, as well as in others by Mend.lssohn and Chopin, which the bine ficiaire al,o performed, he was enthusiastically and deservedly ap plauded. The vocalists were M. Stockhausen and Miss Cathe rine Hayes. The former gave excellent versions of two German songs by Schubprr, and the latter elicited a rat - turons encore by her exquisite rendering of Meyerbeer's "Ah! Mon Fits," from " Le Propt a:e." The rooms were crowded, and the concert gave gene ral satisfaction. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, June 28. (Sittings in B men.) NEW TRIAL PAPER-ABBOTT V. BACON. HORRIBLE D6ATLI BY SUICIDE.-00 Wednesday last a stranger, who represented himself as an engineer, was observed loitering about the blast furnaces of the Gartsherrit Ironworks, near Glasgow. The man appeared to be some what eccentric in his proceedings, and stated to some of the people that he had made an attempt to drown himself in the canal, but he was sorry to find that there war not enough water in it for that purpose. No one paid attention to him, as it was not believed toe man was speaking seriously. A little afterwards he appears to have ascended unperceived a stair or ladder to the tunnel head of one of the immense fur• naczs, for before any effort could be made to arrest him, het was seen to leap into the flaming gulf. The damper or blast, was immediately put down, but the action of the great body of fire which is kept up by the action of the hot bl st was so instantaneous that not even the ashes of the unhappy man could be distinguished from the burning ironstone. The stranger had stated that he was employed at Gartsherrie some years ago, when the works were in their infancy, but, beyond that, nothing is known of him. The plaintiff was formerly superintendent of police at Denham, in Norfolk. The defendant is the proprietor of the Norwich Macury, in which there appeared an article imputing to the plaintiff that he had stolen a b ittle of pickles, some cigars. and a bottle of maeassar oil, from a shop in the town of altharo. The detendant plea led that the plaintiff did steal a bottle of capers, a toothbrush, a cigar, and a piece of rottens,tone. The ease was tried at Norwich assizes before Chief Justice Jarvis, when a verdict was found for the defendant, the jury saying that the plaintiff had taken the bottle of capers 001) ; and, upon his Lordship's r, quest. as.ess.d the damtges, in ease the Court should think that ihe pi , a had not been made out, or that it was ina u fbciebr,at orm. farthing Sergeant Byles, however, for the plaintiff, had obtained a ruin for a new trial. Mr. PRENDERGAST and Mr. RAYMOND now showed cause. Mr. Baron PARKE. before the case was argued, said that it was clear that the plea had not been proved. The beiter course, therefore, would be to enter the verdict fir the plaintiff for one farthing. This was agreed to on both sides.—Rule accordingly. SUNDERLAND, JUNE 24.—This day several steam vessels proceeded from this harbour with passengers to New castle, to attend the races. One of the vessels attracted considerable attention, and excited great disgust, by exhi biting the American flag above the British union jack. When she was on the point of starting, a few seamen on the quay consulted with each other on the propriety of going on board and tearing down the striped flag, considering its then present position to be an insult to British feeling. Ihe de parture of the vessel, however, prevented the proposed effort. We hope the above display of a foreign flag above the British flag n board of a British vessel, and in a British port, has been the resalt of sheer ignorimce, and not from considerate att,ention. We are requost“:l to state that Mr. Merry's horses have left Mr. Ge•irge Taylor's stables, and will la , trained for their future engagements by Mr. William Saunders, of Hednesford. Sir George F. B,)wen had an interview on Saturday with Earl Gray, et the c9lon.ittl-L,Mee. JUNE 30, 1851. WEi We have dates from Sinta, Cruz to the 31st ult. The new governor appointed by the D.inish Government was daily expected from Copenhagen. It was supposed that an important change would then be made in the laws concerning the coloured population. A good deal of speculation was called forth as to the manner i❑ which the partial emancipation of the blacks would be effected, as provid-d by law, atter the l•t of October next. A new Roman Catholic Church was consecrated on the 25th ult., with imposing ceremonies, the civil and military otlicers being in attendance, and a salute fired from the tort. Incessant rains prevailed throughout the whole of May, which will have the effect to retard the manufacture of sugar. The prospects of the coming year are excellent. SOUTH AMERICA. We have dates from Buenos Ayres to the 19th April, Tho Argentine Republic w.ss in a state of tranquillity, There was no news of importance. EUROPEAN AND NoR Cil AMERICAN RAILWAY. FT JOHN, N 8.. JUNE 1.4.---Nlessrs. Dickey, Sardine, erd Botstord, of th- execir ive committee of the Euro pean owl N , rth American Railway, returned from Port land yesterday, Where a meeting was held on Wednes day to complete arraorgp ments f or prosecuting the en terprise. Tloy bring gr , tifying assurance of lib-ral aid m O. —. fro capitalists f N'e3^, - Y , rlc, Boston, and other place 4, and feel confident that the work will be commenced in a very short time. DESTRUC rivE FIRES AT sT. LOUD, AND LOSS oF LIFE-131/FINING OF TILE STEAMER SULTANA., &% ST ST Louis, JUNE 12._ Five buildinza in Second• street, occupied by Bahler and Harlow. furniture dealers and uphokterers, were destroyed by fire. The loss is 60,000 dulls.—c Ayer( dby insurance. The steamer Sultana was burned to the water's edge at eleven o'clock to-day, and five (Jr six persons are sup rsed to be lust. She had a full cargo for New Orleans. being loaded with 50 hhds. baron and 1 00013,1.-8 Tre boat was insured f >r 50 000 dAk-30,000 doll-. in the Lexirgten, Madison, Fl ,, r.ting C ,lonabw, and Union 0E es. The fire communicated to the suk s far re finory of A4elrodc, which sustained a loss of 25 000 dolls., which was cover, d by insurance. The sugar refinery of Mr. Angell) ck was also de stroyed by fire. The loss is covered by an insurance of 20,000 dolls. DISASTROUS STORM AND LOSS OF LIFE. CHICAGO. JUNE 16 —A dreadful storm prevailed in Highland Prairie, 11‘1Ienry county, on Friday lait. Twi-nty•five building were blown down, and three per sons killed. TREATY WITH OREGON INDIANS. We learn yesterday at the office of the Gimminsioner of Indian Affairs that the Commissioners appointed by the Presi tent of the United Stiles to treat with the In dians in Greeon, west of the Cascade Mountains, for the purchase of their lands. h.ve concluded a treaty with the Santiam band of the C illapooya tribe of Indians, by which they cede to the United States a portion of th, Will imette Valley, about 80 miles in length and about 20 in width;" and they have likewise concluded a treaty with the Twallatty band of the same tribe, including a county about 50 mils in length and about 20 miles in width. The lands ceded by these treaties are among the mo,t valuable in the Willamette THE PROFITS OF THE JENNY LIND .CON CER IS. PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 12.—Mr. Barnum acknow ledgs to a friend who ii not given to exaggeration, that he has made 500.000 dcdls. by the Jenny Lind coi,ceris, and says that Jeciny has rpalised not less than 350,000 dolls. in this country. This net proceeds of the 94 con certs do not lack above 25,000 or a million d liars. DESTRUCTIVE STORM IN WISCONSIN. A ourrespondent of the Milwaukee Commercial Adver tiser, of the 941 instant, gives a deplorable account of IS storm which passed over Walworth county on the pre. "nous Saturday night. Ho is not very clear as to loca lities, but speaks of the swelling of Duck Lake, and con sequent damage of the canal. A house on Duck Creek was blown from its foundation, and turned topsey-lurvey —the inmates, with the exception of one female, having previou.ly rushed out; she was badly crushed smong the falling timbers. The house of P. Brown, near the head of the lake, was blown some nine rods from its foundation. Mr. Brown, wife, and two children, and a young wens were in tilts To AVOID IT. '• The highest part of Prince It Aiert's 'Rock on with the portico of Fredericksberg house, N. E., clears it to the eastward, and the Outer Green Coy on with the ex trecnity of the point, on which Muhlenfel's battery is situated, clears it to the northward." LIVERPOOL, JUNE 27.—Wind S.—Halcyon, hence for New York, was dismasted in a gale from S.E. on the Bth ut June; also lust her rudder, and was fallen in with on the llth in lat. 39, long. 55, by the W. H. Wharton, arrived bete from Mobile, which took from her ala mt. 145 passengers and part of the crew; the remainder were taken on board the Connecticut, from Mobile tor this port. GRAVESEND, JUNE 29.—Wind E., light, fine. Arrtved—Nltnerva, from Dram; Waterwitch, from Wismar; Familien, from Norway; Point, from Jamaica; St. Witten, and Sommeren, from Norway ; Endrachi, and Cutherina, from Emden; Funny, Patine, and Trent, from Memel; Active, from Finland; Isabella, and Ocean, from Stettin; John Murray, from Leghorn; ie. ronia, from Constantinople; Benedict, and Eliza, from Riga; Margaretta, from Rostock; Fred e ricke Elvin, from Denmark; Solid, from Copenhagen; Vixen. from Swinueborg; Ann Mary, from St. Petersburgh; Johanna Sophia, from Stockholm; Auguste, and Triton, from Riga; Ilyndekoper, and °della Muria, from St Peters bu Static Dordrecht, from Dordt; Triton, from Ostend; Seine, from Boulogne; Men4l, troin Calais; City of R rcterdain. from Dunkirk; Giraff Apollo, and RainboN, from Rotterdam; Lion, from Ilarlingen; F echo, from Ghent.; Clary, from Newfoundland. Sailed—Thames and Countess of Lonsdalo, for Ham burgh; Magnet and Ranger, fur Amsterdam; Concordia, Atcwood, Bstavier, and Earl of Auckland, for Rutter. dam; Baron Osy, Antwerpen, and Amboirix, for Ant werp; City of London, for Danko k; F.me, for Calais; IVilliam Jolliffe, fur Havre; Albion, for Boulogne; Camperdown, for Calcutta; Margaret Connell, for Clyde; S irlingshire, for Launceston; Jane Gondie, for Swansea; Rose Standish, for Newport; Panther, for Ostend; Dream, for Trnate; Gazelle, for Venice; Fal con, for 13arbsdoes; Ruse, for Gibraltar; Blenheim, for Hobart To.vn; Northern, for Constantinople; Governor IV'Leari, fur Cape Coast. VESSELS SPoREN WITS. Fredonia, Dutch barque, buuod out, on the 29th of May, to lat. 33 N., long. 77 W. Frederick Winton]. uf BrpmPn, bound out, on th© Bth of June, in lat. 40 N , long. 50 W. POPIONING CASES IN SOUTH NORTHUMBERLAND.- RALTWHISTLE, JUNE 26 —To-day the adjourned inquest teen the body of Mr. Thomas Teasdale, lately a farmer at Kelton, near lialtwhistle, was resumed before the coroner for the district, idr. Stephen Reed, at the Manor House Com mercial Hotel. It will be remembered that at the last sitting of the jury a warrant was issued by the coroner for the ex humation of the body of John Atkinson, the former husband of the accused , Airs. Teesdale. Atkinson died about twelve years ago , underu very suspicions circumstanc-s; and the re sult of Dr. over', analysis of his remains proves that poison had been taken by him. After an hour's deliberation the jury returned a verdi ct of W i lful M ur d er aga i nst t h e ac cused, Mrs. Teasdale. •Ue coroner framed iat ely issued his da She will be tried at the next N jury stated that they could le the sense they entertained waorrrtahnutmfboerrhlaenrdapaps.,riFzehexesn. arttser peos.Lai: vices rrer e o n f o t the separate i m p o r t a without n by Dr. Glover, irrcom pleting a very laborious analysis of the stomach and remains of Thomas Teesdale and John Atkinson, and hoped that the magistrates would conside r themselve s justified in giving an order to Dr. Glover over and above the fees allowed by the statute. SCULPTURED STONES IN THE . NORTH. Q rn --...,0e time ago Mr. Chalmers, of Albar, obtained drawings of all the sculptured stone obelisks in Angus, and got i them Ltho _ graphed for the members of the Bannatyne Cub. The work has excited considerable attention amo ng historical student s in this country as well as abroad, and certainly has laid a foundation for correct comparison of these with other similar remains of a symbolical nature in other parts of the country, In Aberdeenshire there is a considerable number of these obelisks, which. either from the more primitive state of the people or the hardness of the granite, are much less elabo rate than those in Angus. None, however, can exceed the obelisks in Easter Ross for beauty of execution. It is .ingu lar that no monument of this class has been found south of the Forth. The Spalding Club proposes to obtain drawings of all the stones in the north of Scotland, and the artist who depicted the Angus atones so accurately and well for Mr. Chalmers will soon commence his labours. Circulars have been sent to the clergy of about 240 parishes in the north, asking for information as to the locality of any sculptured atones in their districts, but as yet answers have been ob tained from only about 150. The return to the circulars is so arranked that the parties have only to write down a few words, and we trust that the deficiency will soon be supplied. It is probable that where no return has been made there is no stone of the de , cription alluded to, but it would be desirable to know that be Spalding Club bad exhausted the matter. We, therefore, beg our clerical friends in the northern coun ties to aid in completing this intereetiug and patriotic labour. •--Inverness Courier, 4‘l , , k RES FOR 1551. Nottingham Abingdon Marlborou , h Wenleek Chelmsford Tiverton Guildford Odihatn Briiignortq Goodwood Downham Park 3O Kuut4ford lIST. S , nithport Bytnuthh Paisley 2l k3ariterbury 2l Stotubrldge 25 Darby rauntou Egba,az 27 byna Stiirliug ;DIBEIL ey mouth lO Liverpool Auction duut 10 Niorpeth lO Uttoxoter Doncister Sandbach Bedford Eganton Park ... 23 or 24 Manchester Autumn.— 25 Newmarket F.O 3O OCTOB E R. Monmouth Richmond Caledonian 1 Ne.market S.O l3 Ch,-sterfield 1 Hei etord Chester WOVE Worcester [BEE'. First week. GooDwooD CUP.— There is no alteration in the weights bone?, they were las publi,hed. ARRIVALS AT NEWMARKET.--At Armstrong's—The Afoot-, 6 yrs, and Middleton, 4 yrs. WslifluWer is put to the stud. Lady Evelyn was scratched for all her engagcment• at 1,30 P.M. Jur:e 23. THE LONDON GAZETTE, June 27. DIVIDENDS. At the Court, Ba,inghall streft. W. Couch, John strict, Fitzroy- eciare, pianoforte maker, July 18, at half-past oue—D. Kirby, Brackley, Northamptoushiie, linen and skoolien dri.per, July 18, at half-past eleven—C. Graham, New Oxf,rd strut, hosier, July 18, at half.put oue—J. Matehall, South ampton, cotil merchant, July 25, at half pact Lea, Upper Belgrave-placo, Pimlico, and Belgrave cot. tago, Nunh‘ ad-lane, Pi-ckham-rye, coal merchant, July 18, at hall past one—D. Gideon, Minuries, City, and Uxbridge, clothii r, July 18 at one. In the Country. J. Oram. Chard. S-mers, tah:re, lace manufacturer, July 23. at eleven, at the Court, Exeter—J. Holland and E. Warden, Pr..ston, Lancashire, tallow chandlers, Ju y 9. at twelve, at the Court, Manchester—E. Briggs, Castleton Mills, near Rochdale, hater and silk spinner, July 18, at eleven, at the Court, Manchester—lt. Wool. fall, Warrington, Lancashire, butcher, July 18, at eleven, at the Courr, Mar cheater PAY MEN N OF DIVIDENDS. J. WI 9id., on Monday, June 20, or any :Nubsiquent Monday, between eleven and two, at the office of air. Bird, Liver- pool. J. Rowlett, Liverpool, merchant. on Monday, June 30, or any subyrqu, nt Monday, Letkeen eleven and two, at the offi M of Mr. Bird, Liver! oul. NO ricEs OF CER At the Court, Bash ghall-,treet. J. Wooden, Ma ilda. street, Llington, upholsterer, July 18, at eleven—A. Eve, Charlotte -street, Firz , os - square. turner, July 19, at one—G. H Bradberry arid G. H. Lowe, Great Tower-street, City, flour fictors, thug 11, at eleven—A. Moore, South Wh,rt-road, Pad ding,on, stone and marble merchant, July 19, at twelve— H. Watson and J. G. Hi c k, Enz ibeth-bride-whart, Pimlico, and b'ittingbourne, Kent, cr merit manuf%cturErs, July 19, at halt-past one —W. F. Harris, Friday-street, Cbettp,ide, Manchester warehouseman and commission agent, July 19, at one—T. Hatfield and R. Hatfield. Clapham, Surrey, plumbers, July 22, at elever.i. In the Country. J. Peedesland, South Taw on, Devonshire, dealer in seeds, July 23, at eleven, at the Court, Exeter—J. Red ley, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton spinner, July 18, as twelve, at the Court, J . lanchespr—J. C. Whittaker, Manchester, licensed victualler, July 18, at twelve, at the Court, Manchester—J. Holden, Salford, Lancashire. licensed victualler, July 21, at twelve, at the Court, Man chester. CERTIFICA / TES GRANTED. R. E. Gond, Rock Ferey, Cheshire, apothecary, certi ficate of the first class—J. Gructe, Bristol and Dudley. wriAlan draper and hi.wker, certificate of the a cc,nd class-11. T. Baines, Canaden-road, Camden Town, linen draper, cerificate of tr,e second utas—H. 13right, bial don, Essex, corn merchant, c.rtificate of the second —G. B Cooper, Drury.r rte, iroutounder, certificate tf the second class—R. Snef..-It9n, Leuton, Nottingham shire, csbinetmak-r, csrtlf.,:ate of the that class, twtnry one days after June 41—J Flower, Shsflield, iron founder, twenty-ono days atter June 21 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Sproat and J. Roy, Crown•streer, Finsbury, drapers—W. Longbottom and G. Longbuttom, Leeds, screw and bolt makers—J. Bull, and W. Cosaens, Southampton, carp , riter;— G. J. Tx iss and J. E. Marshall, Cambridge , , attorneys and solicitors—M Wayne, jun., W. Wayne, E. J. Featherston, D. Davies, and R. Jenkins, Carmarthen, tin plate manu facturers (so tar as regarJs D. Davies)—J Harri.on and A. Wood, Bradford, Yorkshire, c.binet makera—S Jes , op, J. H. Parker, and S Harris, C,stle and F ;Icon yard, Aldersgate.street, City, common carriers—Mary Elizabeth Brallsford and Jane Eien Birley, Ktnt:ston upon-Hull, tee.chers of a ladies' seminary—J. U. Nilson and W. Adam, Great Tower -street. City, Weal India merchants—T. Thornley,jun., and P. C o x. Ripley Der• byshire, grocers and tea deal.:-Is—R. Birley, H Birley, H. Birley, T. H. Birley, jou., J. H. Birley, T. Hancock, and W. Brk.eltudon, Choriton-uron-Mealock, Lancashire. and Aldermsnbury, London, m anufacturers of India rubber aunties (so tar as regards R. Btrle), I'. li Birley, jun., and J. a Bide) )—W. H. Hoddittg and C. E. Goodman, Radnor-place, Oxford-square, sur geons—J. Hobson, jun.. and W. Byrne, Manchester, fustain manufacturers—E. P. Thomas and J• Towers Leicester, hosiers—P. Nowell and J.. Idingworth, Bradford, Yorkshire, timber merchants—P. V. Kempen and C. Sanders, Crotched-friars, City, wine and spirit merchants—W. Muff and E. Bewley, Manchester, gold beaters—C. Despr, z and T. Green, Bristol, watch makers—G. Wiehtwick and W. Damaut, Plymouth, architects—A. Hill. T. Hill, W. Hardacre, and W. Barracinugh, Bradford, Yorkshire, stone masons—B. Dobson and J. Metcalfe, Little Bolton, machine makers —G. Beard and W. Beard, Great Coggeshall, Essex, brewers and builders. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. Robert Leach, Old Swan, Lancashire, boot and shoe maker. Edward Hay land, Edge Hill, Liverpool, grocer and book-k , erwr. Michael O'Brien, Liverpool, provision dealer. John Dob.on, Morpeth, Northumherhindshire, boot and shoe maker. John Loakey, Hovingham, Yorkshire, small farmer. bil , 'ester Wnerly, Bishop Auckland, Derbyshire, watch maker. Henry Conway, Swansea. licensed victualler. Thomas Carter, Passatord, Devonshire, termer. Henry Francis Hunt, Exeter, glass and earthenware dealer. Charles Flanagan, Swansea, tea dealer. Thon.as Jones, Winaburne Minster, Dorastshire, dairy- man. John Shakespeare Blackmore, Spinal, Berkshire, coach maker. Jamt a Goodfellow, Colchester, whitesmith. Alice Fletcher, Rochdale, Lsncashire, licensed victualler. William David Tracy, Colchester, baker and con fectioner. SEABORNE MAILS [N signifies that the malls are sent from the General Post-olltc• by thp ?Ilea •ano 55 by the morning—olispateh.] When made up in 1 From what When f LACES. General Post-oillcef port dis- due. Loudon. I patched. America (by Brit. pkt.) 24 July 4 .. .. Liverpool — ! Arrived America (by U.S. pkt.) N July 1 , .. ..'Liverpool ;July 2 America (by US. pkt.) 51 July 2 .. .. Soutbampt. ;Arrived Africa (West coast).- N 14th of the month Plymouth July 3 Alexandria* • ....... N 19th & 30th of mo. Dover .. July 14 Belgium •. •• .. N Daily • • • . • • '''e v er •• I)any Brazil .. . .. 51 9th of the month SouthaMpt. July 12 Buenos Ayres .. .. 51 9th of the month Southampt j uiy 11 California.(via Chaves) M id & 17th of mouti Southampt. July 5 Cape of Good Hope N 14th or month Plymo ut h. .1 ju v 3 .. .. ii Mon.. Wed., &F. Southampt. Ta. Th.Sa Constantinople* .... N 7th 17 th 27th of mo Dover .. ' lune 30 Central America .. MAI & 17th of won Southa mpt. July 5 Channel Isles Chili . ~ .. . 511 17th of the month Southampt. July 90 France .. .. M & NlTwi ce dail y .. .. T, ~ o ver .. Twtcedall) Garaemecbenr*gh.. N Tuesday & Friday London .. Tues. Sat .. ... .. 141 7017 th 27 th of mo 'Dov er .. J une 30 . . N T l7th of th e mouth ' Southampt. July 2 0 Ireland Holland .. .. .. Di sVednes. & Satur.jLondon .. M on . The•: Honduras .. .. . M& NI %vice daily.. .. H o l y h ea d •• '1 wi cedall3 7 India (via Sonthamp.) M 20th of the month Southarept. July 13 India (via Marseilles) N,7lh& 24th ettnonth Dover ..!July 1 Mediterranean (via Southampton) • • 5110th of the month , S ou thampt. ( July 23 14 et' iternatean (via Marseilles) .- •. N7th&24thofmrinth i ,Dover •• July 1 Madeira .. .. .. Mexico •• •• .. M2d o f t h e mont h. IS o uthampt. l July 5 M 9th of the month . ISouthampt. l July 12 Malta* .. .. Nth r :IO) tb, 19th,27tti } Dover June 24 t : & 3otli of month _ . . 7th8c144t1 , 1 of month 2d of the month., 9th of the month 7th,17th,19th,27th B:3oth of month I Naples * N'bth 15th 25th otmo Dover • • Papal States* N sth 15th 25th of mo Dover .. teninsular.. M 7th 17th 27th of mo Southampt. Peru • • • • .. .. M 17th ut the month Southanmt. Tuscany* .. N sth 15th 25tli of mo Dover .. Nest Wiles M 17th of the month Southampt. West Indies (except llavanna & Nassau) M 2d of the month .. Southampt. July S The mails to those countries thus marked (*) are conveyed 111 French Cack't v . . Marseille° CALIFORNIA.— Mails to and from California. via the United states are now despatched and due by every American packet. I,Tuly ( July 2 JJtt ly 6 July 20 July 2 July 40 [ - ADVERTISEMENT. j —THE EARL oX ALDBOROUGU AND lioLLowAy's PILLS.--An astounding cure by this miraculous medicine, aster every other means hail tailed. See extract trom hi, Lordship's letter, dated " Villa Messina, Leghorn, Feb. 21, 1845. Professor Holloway—Sir : I beg to acquaint you that your pills have ef fected a cure or a disorder in my liver and -tomach which all the most eminent of the faculty, at home and all over the continent, had not been able to effect; nay, not ever ths waters of Carlsbad or Ma rienbad. Signed) ALDaoaotic,a." These wonderful pills will cure any dleease of the liver or stomach.—Sold (also Holloway ! Ointment) at Professor Holloway's Establislunent, 244, strand. P" by ell medicine venders ttiroughout the civilised werid• THE Cni - TNTT! - 117 N-TS; - _ LIVERPOOL, JUNE •?&.—To-day every , article of the trade was Huh. INIANCIIESTEC4, Juwu 28.—Supplies from Ireland and our own coast at Liverpool and Runccrn continue to come forward very sparingly, but from abroad Ihe imports of wheat and flour are on a liberal scale, and fair of Indian corn. At our market this morniog a very inaclive :eeling prevailed, and few trans actions oecurrefl .in any article. Sonic slight concession in prices would generally have been made, had buyers appeared, but in the absence of business we repeat (almost nominally) the quotations of this day se'nnight. At Ipsisich wheat was h higher. At NVoodbriuge frech samples made as much as 2s per quar ter over the last quotations, ai:d fouwl a ready sale. On Thursday, at Stowmark t, the larm..rs stood out for higher rates, and I►ttle business was done. WORCESTER, Jess's: 28.—Best samples of English white wheat mu , t be quoted at 1 s lid per bag. and best red 16s 6d; second qualities 15s 6.1 to 16, 6d. Malting Harley 3s 61 per bushel, and distilling . 3s to 3s 4d. For English beans, 43 Od per bushel was readily ()iota nahle, and for foreign 3s 3d Old English oats, 3s 6d to 3s 8d per : 91b ; new, 3s to 3s 4d ; and Irish. 2s 81 to 101 Peas, 4s 41 to 4s bd per bush e l. Th e growing crops of wh ea t l oo k most promising, the present hot weather being to their advantage. At s•tourbridge market on Friday business was flat, millers declining to purchase at the late advance, and the farmers being reluc , ant to make any concession. A very lireited amount of business was the result. In wheat the rates of last week were hardly sustained Nothing doing in barley. Beans and oats firm, at former rates. At Stratford on Avon on Friday, the supply of wheat was short. Trade ruled dull, and only best samples brought last week's rates. Secondary qualities of wheat declined in value, and millers only bought for present necessity. In barley, cu the contrary, there was an improvement, an d a b etter inquiry. Good grinding barley, 25s to _Ss per quarter. Oats and beans unaltered, and few on offer. Beans mu s t b e quoted at an ave. sage of 33s 6(1 per quarter. At Wolverhampton millers were unwilling t o purc h ase at late rates, and business was dull for is heat, at th e nom i nal prices of last week Malting barley held for lull prices. Eng lish beans firm, at 1 3s per bag ter old, 12s for new, an d 1,,, r t ',„ 12s tid for French old. Oats in moderate request; English, 26s to 28s per quarter. NOTTINGHAM, JUNE 23—With a small supply of fresh wheat and splendid vleatir r, we have had a very slow trade, yet i s ood qua Sties could not be b slight lower than last week; rather lees money would have been taken for inferior sorts. In grinding barley, beans and oats, there was no alteration, and but little doing. READING, JUNE 28.—Wheat, per qr, 36s nd to tOs ; barley 20s to seis ; oars, 15s to 22s Od ; beans, 25s to 843; p eas , 26s to 32s per qr;_ average price of household wheats, its to to Os. Poaltry—Fowls, 3s 61 to is 6d ; ducks, 4s Od to 4s 9d; geese, 4s rid to 5s t . d ; turkeys, each, Is Od. Butter, 13 to Is 2d. Eggs, 16 to 18 per Is. ABERDEEN, JUNE 27 —Grain—Oats 22s 68 to 239 Od, 401 tis per bustle]; oats (seed), liOs Od to Ons Od, 4Ulbs per bushels barley, 2 is od to 2430 d. 521bs per bushel ; bear, 23 s Od to 245 oft, 52lbs per bushel; wheat 006 to 42 5; oatmeal, 17s6d to 18 , 6 d per boll ; flour, 30 s to 32 s per sack. Provision s —B eef, 11; 3d to 6d per lb ; mutton, ditto, 3 d to 6d; veal, ditto, 3d to tallow, 1 5 1 i d , pork, per stone, per steno, 36d 3 6d 3s 91; lamb, p er lb , 5d to 6d to :is 9d ; potatoes, p er p ec k , ; to 9 hay, per cw t, Os to Os ; rabbits, each, 6d to (id; h are ., each.% to is Od ; grouse, per brace, Os to Os ; butter, per 14, 7d to 8, ; , each, 8s Od eggs, per doz, Od to Sid ; cheese, per cwt, 18s to 23s Od ; hens, o pair, 2s 61 to 2s 9d ; chickens, ditto, Is6d to 2s; ducks, ditto, ducklings, ditto, 050 d to Os; turkeys ditto. 6s to 7s; butter for exportation (present 5s 6d to Os Od ; pork, large t2.cureo';9r: d ) 0:d op p er r s geese , e ; wt 62s to 635; eggs, wholesale price, per dozen, Od to sid ; 41b loaf, cash, 5d ; credit, 6d ; pork, per stone of 141bs, ship o pork fine,ll lc s mall, n pe al r l, barrel of 204 lbs, Os to Os. Is 9d to Is 1 d ; barley dust, Od to 10d; 3s e i 6a id d 00 0 4a O st s m3 t ed i d a peasemeal, ls 8d to is 10d; side, 7d to 8d ; beremeal, Is 5d to Is 6d; flour, Is 21 to Is 10d; barley, per lb, lid to 2d; barley flour, Us od to Is ettl. DALICEITH. JUNE 26.—The relative weight per four bushels of the three prices of wheat were lSst I i lb, 18st 41b, and 1751 9:b. Oats, I3st 01b, 126 t 41b, and lust 91b. Barley, 16st 51b. 15st 71b and 14st 121 b. Peas and beans, 19st 71b, 00st Orb an d ilOst Olbs. , Best. Current. Qrs. Interior. 22 Wheat ... Z 2 8 0 £2 5 6 £2 0 0 180 1 4 8 5;6 Oats 33 Barley 1 9 0 1 5 0 I 3 0 7 Peas and Beans 1 17 0 0 0 A 0 0 0 Average of wheat 449 88. DUBLIN, JUNE 27.—We have not to report any alteration in the currencies of our corn market since Tuesday, but the transactions to-day were very trifling. The fine summer " fe ather had probably some effect in checking business. Less money would have been taken for Indian corn to effect sales. Wh ea t, white, 22s bd to tins tid ; red ditto, 2ls 6d to 24s 68; barley, Os Od to Os Od ; oats, per barrel, 12s od to Ito Ud ; rape-seed, Us's to 00s Od ; oatmeal, 126 Od to I4s 6d; bakers' flour, per cwt, 12s to I_4s ; Indian corn yer 4801 b, 305 to 325. CORK, JUNE 27. We have had some arrivals of foreign grain since our last, but the sailings have outournbered them. Th e rece i pts of 85 brls ; Liriey, 10 b r l s; ()Its, 2:4 btls, home grain continue very trifing, th e supp l y f or the week being 0111 Y —wheat ' Prices are unchanged. The value of f. , reign wheat is firmly maintained, but fur the reasons already assigned the business passing has been less mauve and to a smaller extent than that of last week. No stocks of ba r l e y are held here. W e h ave not place i n oats, our quo etrakferonni tho se o f last week. purchase rs are unwilling to t h Ha e tc a jilo r d d nesr ostfostill which look transactions ‘fyoerprices o a tvwi alter h give, and this checks business. As regards flour, the bakers having supplied themselves pretty freely last week, are un willing now to comply with the demands of the rs,who are loult,ng fur an advance, and the result is that little or no business Lai been dine. in As their stocks run sho r t i t i s evi dent that they must give to the termsinsisted on. Indian corn, with the gladdening prospects before us, and the now near advent of potatoes, in fair supply, and good condition, is very null of sale, at a further reduction . of fully 2 s 6d per ton. The advises from abroad respeciT the growing crops are on the whole very favourable. In France, however, the wheat crap is represented to be seriously injured b y some disease or blight, which fact, on being known at Paris caused an advance on flour of from 6s to 7s British per sack. French buyers have been purchasing French flour in the London market for re-exportation to their own country. Barrels. Currency. 0 White wheat ooa Od to 00s Od 00 s Od-20 stone 0 Red wheat OCs Od to 00s Od 00s Od-20 d o 0 Barley oos Od to 00s Od 00 s Od -16 do o Here oos Od to 0Is• Od ON 04 H Oats lls td to 13s 6d 00, Od — l4 do 0 Pigs Ot)s Od to 00s Od Ws Od per cwt Quantity sold at the Highest Prices:- 0 barrels white wheat; 0 red; 0 barley; 0 bere; 1 oats; 0 pigs. Quantity of Grain and Number of Pigs sold last week:... Wheat, 21. Barley, 8. Oats, 3'5. Pigs, —, PRICES OF BUTTER. CANT. CURRENCY. First quality Second quality Third quality Fourth quality Filth quality Sixth quality 1 ..„.... Return of Cattle sold for the week ending June 21 : Pigs, 163. Sheep, 3.1. Cows, 66. CouK. —Hour First 121 yid to 13s 6d ; extra 14s Od ; seconds, 11, Od to 12s do; households 9s to 104 Od; thirds, is to per cwt.. Oatmeal 1 la to 115 6d; Indian meal 7. 6d to 8s Od; wheat.. meal. 9. 6i to 10s per cwt. Indian corn 71 vs Od to 810. Od per ton. Brat. tqls to 82s 6d per ton. Hay —Farmers 40, to 30s; average 00s; dealers 46.. to 00s Od; average 00s per ton. Straw.—Farmers 28. Od to 31, Od; average 00, dealers 40s Od to 00s Od; average 00, Od per ton. Bread—Wheaten loaf foid to 6d; household loaf 4id to 5d per 41b. Fresh butter, 9d to 10d per lb. Eggs -3s 8d to 3s 10d per hundred. Coals—. ..•4. - voort 14s Od ; Lytiney 15s ; Landore i. 0.; Calm, 12s 6d per ton. Tallow Od to 40, per cw:. Whisky, 25 o. p., 5s 9d per imperial gallon. Meat —Beef 5d to 7d; mutton 5d to 7}d; veal 4d to 5d ; pork 4d to Od ; bacon 6d to 7d ; sausages 5d per lb. Hops 61 108 to 0103 per cwt. Bangor slates 3/ 2, 64 to 3/ be per ton. Bark—Barbary 71 04 to 81 Os; Valonia lb! to 01, French 61 Os ; Spanish 01 per ton. Fleece Wool 14s to 155 per stone. Hemp 32/ to 341 per ton. Fish—Scotch herrings 19s to 00s ; red ditto, 26s to UOs pet barrel ; Newfoundland, 10, Os to 111 per ton. Timber—Memel, 80s per ton; red pine, 31 10s; yellow ditto, 2/ 15s per ton; deals, 12s to 15s per 100. Hides Market 22s to 328, salted 23s to 32 s p er cwt ; calf skins 3d to ?id per 1b Potatoes, white 104 to I2d ; Minions, 131 to lbd. Guano— Peruvian. 11/ 10e; Ichaboe, 8/ to 910 s per ton. TlLT—Arehlinuel. 19s Per barrel. RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. BRISTOL , JUNE 28. STOCK EXCHANGE. —The share market was much firmer to-day, and prices had an upward tendency. The transac tions reported were—Great Western, 85—Vale of Ntrath, 6 dis. Llvht:l•i t,. JUNE 28 STOCK EXCHAVGE.— The share market has been better to d , y, and prices of all lines are a shade hiaher. The transactions were as follow :—Chester and Birkenhead, 16'4 East Lancashire, 43 , ,, —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 53- 12 ' 0 4 — Ditto, New Quarters, 18•. di, St. Helen's, cent., 133 South-Eastern and dis.—York and North Midland, 19‘.... 3P L l ? r,ot n vip d :.rr o .:e n n:c a 3lei n lzid d gi _aun N aydr o .ao r 4nr t 6k F dN_ e se s t: t sp.i e cet r atr o os , lhei 1.1 eds Berwick, 195 —Ditto, and Amiens. 9%. IT Bo n til pa o i g d n - e tici, 2. 4; MANCHESTER, JUNE 28. Srocx EXCHANGE. —The business to-day was tolerable, and prices were maintained at yesterday's quotations. The transactions were as follow: East Lancashire, 1474—Great Northern, Preference. Scrip, 5 per cent., 13 % — Lancashire arid Yorkshire, 521, 4 —Manchester and Birmingham, Quarters (C), 2 5.16 p.— M anc h ester , Sheffield, and Li nco l nshire, 2f•- . Diu., New 61. Prete; ence, 9-16 p.—North British, 6 j d — South-Eastern and Dover, 23k. -- - — B - 1 - B - 1111i“..ikiA111. JUNE 28. STOCK ExcnAzsoz.—The prostrate state of the share market during the early part of the week has been partially resuscitated towards the close. Our market to-day, at which I there was little business done, may be judged of by tle fol lowing closing prices : Am bergate, Nottingham, and Boston, 3,„ die. Birmingham and Oxford Junction (calls duly paid), 30 —Birmingham, W. , lverhampton, and Stour Valley. 10=! 41 —Gr e at Western. 81 , , —London and North-Western, 1244 Midland, 46—Di to (Birmingham awl Derby), 2'5 - "' Mt I3riti.h, Preference. s—Shrewsbu r y an d B i rm i ng ham (A) , 53i, dis. - Ditto (B), 4'•, dis.—Ditto. Preference , 10 < l .._ Shropshire Unions, 3; , dis.—South Staff or d s hire, 3 dis. YORK, JUNE 27. ST C. EXOBANOE.—Th e transactions weretoday follow—Midland, a6—York, N ewcas tl e , and Berwick , 18% as —York and North Llidland, 19'4. BIRTHS. OF A SON. Rev. T. in Gordon-bquare, the Wife of the Rev. On the 25th inst., the wile of the vicar of Kinsa!ebvg, Youghal, Ireland• __, On the 27th ing., at C arlotte-row, 14 alworth • road, the wife of Frederick A. Crisp, E , 4• On the 26th inst., J. F. Earle. On the 25th inst., at Ben Fa r orcesterthire, the lady of W alter C. llentrnitig, L q• OF A DAtielly:: Iv R I E icent, third daughter Huu ..owestoft, Thomas ish On the of Thomas Grisst:ll, 04q. Dale Garde to El cliu T of Norbury-park of E. Ledthes, Esq 26th instu:lte:7)oPdlaear RACING FIXT Newmarket Carlisle ....... Woodford Ludlow Law-J.:ter Worcester Jersey 9 Livervool ........ ...• Nlsnstield liionrll Dunnington l4 Stamford l5 Ilsley ♦UG Ripon North S:atfordshire Leith SubAertption 5 Brighton 6 Lk.iothins,tr Brighton Club 8 I , Volverhimptou ..... 11 Huntingdon l2 RPading York SEPTE Scarborough ... 1 Eccl, s Warwick Rochester Lincoln Radoliffe Lichfield 8 Cheadle (Staff.) 8 Yarmouth Leicester lO DIED. _ . ?sth inst.. at Cowley Parsonage, near U.l6ridge On the j 1 ,, Hilliard, aged 70, for 45 years rector of the Re v. ° cuwleY• wick-place, Southampton' on the 25th inst., Mrs. At Bru n ' , , i , ,B4rlow, aged 91. daughter of the late Major . 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