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London, England, 1852-06-14

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W. Gentle leer. Mowery.

The returns front the following places did not reach this
ogles in time for publication ou Saturday; they therefore
indicate the state of the weather on Friday morning ►t
nine o'clock.

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SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO MR. THOMAS ASTITON, OP
Thomas Ash.oe, on* of the leading partners
in a Manchester house having its manufactory at Hyde,
had, on Thursday, a narrow escape nt his life. Re was pro-
seeding in a whitechapel from Manchester to Hyde, about
two o'clock p.m., when, at Genoa, his horse came to a
stand on the embankment and bridge over the brook. Mr.
Ashton endeavoured to urge the animal forward, but it
nude a sudden bolt to one aide, and, clearing the fence,
tarried with it the vehicle down a steep and dangerous bank
of great depth. lLs. Ashton was afterwards found at the
bottom with a compound fracture of ono leg, the bone pro-
truding in two places, and is likely to be confined for tome
time, although there is some hope that he will recover, and
that anepatatien sat be necessary. The vehicle was
MAIM Is plesse—dis , strange to say, took are of him-
ltd4 airemed.
London, England, 1852-06-14

au; futellicence.

110 USE OF LoßDS.—S.vreuipAy.
Two sp;eilis argued last yeur, one of them .0 tar hack as
thr M curing the chancellorship s f Lord
T I WI., .wre ft t &ma for judpuent on SASurdry morniug ;
bat, on atteudiug at the house at the usual hour of sitting,
we wen• informed data,. judgments were again postponed
until %Veda. -day neat. Of the IliflOWlilltlVllerell in arrear,
wit down Mr hearing in the past week, only one was actually
given. It is understood that the house will sit daily tOT ju-
dicial busimss until ilia dissolution of the present par-
liament.
London, England, 1852-06-14

LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

BERLIN, JUNE 10.—Voluntary Loan, 102 ; New
Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1860), 103 ; ditto
(1862), 103 ; National Debt, 91. Commercial
Marine Society's Premium, 1241. Bank Shares, Uri:.
VIENNA, JUNE 11.—Fire per Cent. Metalliclues.
951; New Loan (A), 951; ditto (B), 1091; Bank
Shares. 1.360; Exchange on London, 11.56.
MADRID, JUNE 11.—Three per Cents., 454:
after Bolsa, 45 9-16 p.; Do. Deferred, 22 3.16; after
Bohm, 22 .e. 3-I6p. Debt (Ist clam), 92; after Bohm.
91c.; do. (2nd class), 5: ; after Bohm, 5Z ; Baftk of
St. Ferdinand, 105. Exchange on London, 50.

MARIE-LANE.—TIIIS DAY.
The 'Wheat trade in Mark lane was firmer this morning,
and in some instances rather more money was obtained for
fine white English.
A steady busing's was transacted in Flour es quite as
good terms as last week.
The arrivals of Oats since this day se'nuight have been
good, and it was necessary to submit to a redaction of bd.
per qr. upon secondary and inferior descriptioss, in order
to clear vessels comiug on demurrage.
Barley comes to market in very limited qualities, and
its value was supported.
Beans and Peas were scarce, and quite as dew.

AKKIVA La IN 10 LOSDON Eittnil ftl; JUNE W 12h JEll4l.
Qrs. English. Bead. WM. foroseg.
Wheat.
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Kilt ..... .. . WS:
Flour, Eng.l.sk 10,313 seeks; Sorel" M.

SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY.
During the past week the arrivals both coastwise and by
rail, have been limited, which, coupled with wm, dull, mid
weather, has caused a rise in price towards the sad Of the
week. The following are this day's quovallose York
Regent', 1006. to 140 s. ; Scotch Regents, 1006. to 1205..
cups, 76e. to 100 e. ; Wisbeach and Cambridge, 1006. to 110..
London, England, 1852-06-14

THIS DAY.

Two o'cLoca
The market for the home funds to-day is extremely
firm, but no further advance has taken place in
prices, business in this department being necessarily
restricted, owing to the a•tention of the dealers
being in a great measure engaged with the settle-
ment of the foreign stock and share accounts. Oen-
sohi have been firm at 991 to / ex div. for the 16th
July, with one money operation, at 1001 with div.
The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 100/ to t;
the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 10n to
103. Exchequer Bills, March, 73a. prem.; ditto June,
675. to 70s. prem.; India Bonds, 86s. to 89a. prem.
There have not been many bargains in the foreign
securities, but prices are good. l'ilezican has expe-
rienced a rise, and Venezuelan, Portuguese, and Spa-
nish are looking up. Austrian Scrip marks n ton
prem. ; Granada Actives, 2l1; Mexican New Threes,
24.4 to 23; Portuguese Fours, 37; to / ; Spanish Old
Threes, 48f ; ditto New Deterred, 211 to / ; Vene-
zuelan Actives, 411; ditto Deferred, 16.
London, England, 1852-06-14

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL

OXFORD, JUNE 12.--The theological prizes were
awarded yesterd evening as follows: Dr. Ellerton's
English Essay, "The Effect, of the Captivity on the Jewish
People," to Mr. Daniel Trinder, S C.L. of Exeter College.
Mrs. Denyers, "The Duties of Christianity incumbent on
Individuals as Members of a Private Family," to the Rev.
T. E. Espin, M.A., Follow of Lincoln College.
The classes, " In Diseiplinis blathematicis et Physicis,"
have been awarded as follows, via.: Class 1. *Coleridge,
Herbert, scholar, Bailie'; Cox, Thomas A., commoner,
Oriel; Jones, Joshua, commoner, Lincoln. Class 2,
•Parker, Charles Stewart, scholar, University. Class 3,
Barker, Henry Raise, student, Christ Church ; Cooke,
Charles J. R., exhibitioner, Oriel; Newman, Philip, com-
moner, Exeter; *Stephens, William J. Taberilsr, Queens' ;
Strong, William A., student, Christ Church; Walker,
John, commoner, St. Mary Hall. Class 4. Culquhoun,
Archibald C., gentleman commoner, Christ Church ; Craven,
Charles D., Lord Craven's scholar, Lincoln; Mcyrick,
Llewellyn, demo, Magdalen; Plenderbath, William C,
commoner, Wadham ; Teale, Thomas P., commoner,
Brasenive ; Walker, George 0., commoner, Balliol. George
IH. Johnson, Edward H. Hansel , John A. Ashworth, exa-
miners.—•Obtainod Ant classes "In Literis llumuni-
onbus."

NAVAL
ADMIRALTY, JUNE l2.—AeemeTmENTe.--Clerk
H. H. Shankstobnprersable ; Purser Frederick Gilbert is
Festal; Surgeon Thomas Nelson to Penelope; Ist class
Assistant Engineer R. M'Ewen to Encounter; 2nd class
Assistant Engineer Samuel Clements to Encounter; Ist
class Assistant Engineer George Goldrick to Arrogant;
Master Thomas Bowen to Scorpion.
DEVONPORT.—The Herald, Captain H. M. Den-
ham, and her tender, the Torch, Lieut. Chimmo, were paid
advance on Wednesday by Commodore Michael Seymour,
and sailed for surveying service in the South Seas on
Thursday. Mr. Maegifirray, the naturalist, goes out in
these vessels. The Queen, 118, Captain Wise—the unplea-
sant feeling to which we referred on Monday last as sub-
sisting amongst the crew of this vessel, has been consider-
ably allayed by an extension of the time the different
watches are allowed to be on shore during the refitment of
the ship. The officers and crew will be paid wages on
Wednesday neat, and then the crew will be allowed leave
of absence, agreeably to the present regulations for paying
down ships. This fine vessel has a particularly good crew,
nearly all the seamen being young men and first-rate
sailors. The Spartan, 28, was commissioned on Saturday
by Sir Wm. Hate, Bart. She is to have a complement
of 230 officers and men. The Argue, reserve steamer,
was taken round the Eddystone on Saturday to try her en-
gines.
MALTA, JUNE B.—The only steamer remaining in
pen from the squadron is the Fury, and she will remain
yet some time, as she is to undergo repairs. The Growler
sweeter and Indefatigable frigate left on the sth inst., and
Terrible steam frigate yesterday to rejoin the admiral, the
rendezvous being off Cape de Gat*, and their destination
being Gibraltar.
London, England, 1852-06-14

PORTUGAL.

The Oriental Company's steam-packet Iberia,
Captain Burney an iced at Southampton, this
morning, with the Peninsular mails. Her dates are :
Gibraltar, the 3rd June; Cadiz, the 4th; Lisbon, the
oth; Oporto, the 10th; Vigo, the 10th. Among her
cugo are five packages of specie. The Brazilian
mail steamer Teviot had not arrived at Lisbon when
the Iberia left. The Queen returned to Lisbon on
the 2nd inst. The new auditor from Home is ex-
pected ut Lisbon shortly.
Exchange, 5-11. Discount on Lisbon Bank notes,
2 per cent.
London, England, 1852-06-14

BELGIUM.

The King of the Belgians left Brussels on Friday
morning for Wiesbaden, accompanied by M. Conway,
Captain Coffinet, nn orderly officer, and his Majesty
physician. The King is expected to be absent fur a
fortnight or three weeks.
The Wrier Gazelle contains an article on Belgium.
where " important events, not precisely the suppres
siun, but certainly great modifications of the consti-
tution," arc said to he preparing. The objectsof these
modifications are, it is stated, the repeal of several
laws passed by the liberal ministry, the increase of
the royal power, and the admission of the catholic
party to offices of state from which they are at pre-
sent excluded. The article represents much more
nearly the wish of the parti pretrn than the proba-
bilities of the case. Louis Napoleon has conferred
the Cross of the Legion of Honour on M. Delwin-
auras, a Belgian, who served is the grande aware.
London, England, 1852-06-14

THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoca.
Excepting the business connected with the fettle-
went of the account, there is little movement in the
Gold Mining shares, but prices are just a shade
steadier. Yuba River shares are quoted 3-18 to
6-18 prem.; Britannia, die to 1 prem.
English and Australian Copper Smelting shares
are rather better.
London, England, 1852-04-19

rely with the tensest confidence on the continued
stability and resources of the government; but there
can be no reliance on the market rate of interest
continuing as low as at present. Every period
of reduction already referred to was followed
at a very. short interval by a considerable rise in the
rate of interest. Confining ourselves only to one,
the reduction of 1844 was speedily followed by the
lbankruptcies of 1847, when 8, 10, or 12 percent. was
the price paid for mobey. Without now antici-
pating any similar disaster and similar convulsion,
wo may observe there are many causes at work—
euch as the rapid progress of our own colonies and
the United States; the return of tranquillity
in Europe; the strong desire now everywhere
manifested to cultivate the arts of peeve and
the increase of wealth—all these must tend to
promote productive enterprise, to increase the
demand for capital, and raise the rate of profit and of in-
terest. Warned as the people have now repeatedly been
against rash speculations arising from the cheapness
of capital, and open as the fields of legitimate enter-
prise now are, we may hope that such disastrous
schemes as those of 1824 and 1840 will not be re-
newed. At the same time it is probable that profitable
and permanent employment will be rapidly ex-
tended, as a consequence of free trade, whenever a
fresh stimulus shall be given to rational enterprise
by the removal from office of a ministry whose
presence there--threatening a reversal of our commer-
cial policy—paralyses exertion, and tor the moment
increases the difficulty of finding employment for
capital.
London, England, 1852-04-19

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LtvearooL. Arum 17.—The sales today
are estimated at 8.000 halm of which importer. have taken
1,000 and speculators 1,600 bales. They include 350 Per-
use aid Mareaham, at 61d. to 61d. ; 20 Bahia, at 61d. ;
300 Egyptian, at 5.d. to Bd. • 1,000 Surat, at 3141. to 41d. ;
sad 80 Sea Island., at ltd. to 21d. The imports sines
Thursday am 6,000 bales. The market closes very firmly,
and, compared with yesterday's rates, prime of all kiiids ate
usaknageal.
Manumit's*, APRIL 17.—We have had a good deal of
inegilarity and fluctuation in the market for manufae.
tares, since this day we. It, but the business of to-day, like
that of Tbarediq, has been of a better character than that of
Tuesday, and prices are a good deal steadier than at the
ekes of last week. The advice. by the overland mail have
mcouraged shippers for the Eastern markets to resume
their activity, and for water twist and for 40-inch shirting.
we have had a good deal of inquiry, and producers have
effected sales at lull prices. In printing clothe also the de-
mead has beta sufficient to keep prices steady, but the de-1
amad for demeans) is moderate sad vises are depressed. 1
1 Tbe demand, u; on the whole, has kept in good pro
to the turn-oat of the mills but in some descriptatie
a of
Moth stock. have accumulate 4 a little, but sot beyond what
s few day: gaud demand would clear off.

WOOLLEN CLOTll.—Lrans, Aram 17.—Thera has
only been all Mdifferent market to-day, and what has been
dime is priutipsll% in low qualities.' The ►oelness in the
wai thous*. has out>, beta flat and quiet during the week.
No doubt the Easter holidays have been one principal
1 cense.

CORN.—CAMFMIDOr, April 17.—With a good supply
of all Corn, WI,. st a is rather dearer. Everthine else don
sate. W brat, rr,l, Ms. to 41s. ; white, 445. Barley, 25e. to
295. B. an., 28- to 320. less, 28s. to 30s. Oats, 18s.
to 234.
CANTII/WILY, April 17.—We bad a short supply to-day,
but price. till 1.4-r better. Wheat, white, 38.. to 465. ; brown,l
30s. to 41a. B y, 30s. to 335. Oats, 211. Beans, 275.
Pees, 31.. 6.1 to 32.5.
CULCHIWIItiI, April 17.—A fair ;supply of Wheat; mil-
lers and wen twat. showed more ilisposatfon to buy than of
late; Isle pries were maintained. Barley, Beans, and
l'ess Oa l at n0.,,11.
OLOUCINTRIt. April 17.—At our market this day the
/how of English Wheat, wee not large, sad lest week's
London, England, 1852-04-19

THIS DAY.

Two o'Ciocz.
Consols opened this morning at a slight rally,
being first quoted 99/ to 71 for money and ac-
count, but money stock has since come more
plentifully into the market, and prices have receded
to 99i to for cash, and 994 for the Ilth Match.
The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to 98;;
the Three-and-s Quarter per Cents., 1007, to 1. Bank
Stock is higher, at 219 to 220. Exchequer Bills
(March) 71s. to 745. prem.
Foreign stocks are dull, and a slight decline has
taken place in Portuguese, Spanish, Sardinian, and
Mexican. Other stocks aro scarcely changed, and
the transactions have been limited. Mexican Bonds
mark 351 to ; Peruvian Deferred, 63 to w; Por-
tuguese Tours, 38 to I; Sardinian, 96.1 to 97i ;
Spanish Old Three per Cents, 471 to 481; ditto New
Deferred, 217, to 1; 'Venezuelan Actives, 48; ; Equa-
dor, 41.
London, England, 1852-04-19

computation, as a shipment of sovereigns can be so
easily and quickly made, without the intervention of
a bullion broker. This withdrawal of coin to pur-
chase gold, and supply the general requirements
of the rapidly augmenting colonial community,
is precisely similar to the movement that took place
between the United States and California, when
the golden treasures of the new turitory were first
brought to light. In view of the very low rates at
which gold could be purchased at Melbourne and
Sydney, at date of the last advices, the operation will
probably turn out very profitable, and a more ex-
tended issweinent msy thus bo anticipated. One
consequence of the increased demand for the gold
dust will bo a rise in its value in the colonial mar-
kets.
An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the
United Kingdom for the last week, published by
Merapath's Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,6116
miles to be 274,840L,0r at the rate of 42/. per mile
per week. lhe receipts for the corresponding
period of lot year were 251,0701. on 6,347 miles, or
391.105. per mile per week. There is thus an increase
of 23,7701., or 9.46 per. cent. in the aggregate amount
received ; an increase in the mileage of 2111 miles, or
3.43 per cent.; and an increase of 21. 10s. in the
amount received per mile per week.
The Railway Times estimates the total receipts
since the Ist January at 3,603,948/., which, on 6,4117
miles, gives an average of OWL ss. 51d. per mile;
**ad as the amount for the corresponding pitied el
lastyear was 3,391,7831. on 6,241 miles, or &131.96.41 d.
per mile, the difference is shown to be in favour of
the present year to tho extent of 191. lee. Id.
per mile.
London, England, 1852-04-19

EGYPT.

The Debats states that the railway which has now
been marked out throughout the line, is being ac-
tively proceeded with at three of the principal points,
namely, Alexandri, Benha-el-Assal, and at Cairo.
Fuad Effendi arrived, in Alexandria on April 2,
and at Cairo on the 4th.
London, England, 1852-04-19

SPAIN.

MADRID, Aram 13.
The Epora announces that on the return of the
court from Aranjuez General Pavia will be made
director-general of the staff, in place of General Sane, '
who will be called to another important post. The
works on the Aranjuez Railway are actively going
on. More than 5,000 hands are at work upon it. It
is expected that the first section will be finished in
time to be inspected by the Queen before her return
to Madrid.
London, England, 1852-04-19

MILITARY.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 17.—The let Royal will
leave Winchester for this garrison on Tuesday and Wed-
nesday next, to relieve the 48th Regiment. The 48th
Regiment will remove from this garrison to Wales, in the
following order :—Three companies to Brecon, on the 19th
inst. ; three companies to Carmarthen, on the 20th ; two
companies to Cardiff, on the 21st ; and three companies,
with head quarters, to Newport, on the 22nd. Tho de-
tachment of the 48th, doing duty at Tipper, was relieved
to-day by a similar detachment from the 96th Regiment, at
Fort Cumberland. The 38th Depot, 370 strong, removes
from Farkhunt, Isle of Wight ; the let division on the
19th inst., arriving at Bristol on the 21st ; and the 2nd
division on the 20th, arriving at Bristol on the 22nd
both divisions taking steam that okthe 23gd, for.rombgoke.
London, England, 1852-04-19

MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY.

The private contract markets are inactive today. The
public sales of produce for the week are largo and
various. To-morrow of Sugar : 16,000 bags Madras, 5,600
bags Mauritius, 3,000 Denim!, and 250 hheiii. of West In-
dia. Coffee: 160 casks plantation and 1,000 bags native
Ceylon. Cocod : 500 bags Trinidad. Tea: 11,000 packages.
Cochineal: 280 bags.
METALS.—The Iron market is repotted at the same
prices a. last week, with a small amount of business done.
We are also without change in prices of Copper and Lead.
Otte.—Seal, polo, 301. 10..t0 311. ; straw, 'A/. 10s. to Vt. ;
Sperm, 86/. to M. • Headmatter, 901. to 92f. ; Cod, 341. to
W. 10.. ; South SP, 321. 10s. to 341. ; Olive Galipoli' 431.
to 441.; Spanish and Sicily, 421. to 43/. ; Falai, 241.5 a. to
271.; Cocoa-nut, 331. to 361. 101.; Seed, rape, pale, 31f.;
Linseed, 261.

TALLOW MARILET.—TRIS DAY.
The markit is firm, and prices are looking upwards, esp.-
eially on the spot. The Huainan' hold their 'f allow strongly,
and the demand is conseqently supplied from the small pro-
portion of the stuck out of their hands. Town Tallow is
quoted, 375. nett; Petersburg T.C. on the spot, 3.15. 9d.;
October to December (1832), 375. to 375. 3d. ; on or before
the end of May, 355. M.

OP TALI OW.

11150.
Sleek this day Orals... 29,1011
Deliver, loot weak
Do. in= tot June
Arms! ;mantel' 1.9
lb. Crow Ist June
Price Y.C. Watley per can.—
Do. Town 3: Pod..
London, England, 1852-04-19

TURKEY.

Letters of April v from Constantinople in the Con-
stitgt • m•I say that much anxiety was felt in that
captal on account of the movements of troops in the
neighbourhood of the Moldo-Wallachian provinces,
and of the presence of the Emperor Nicholas in
Bessarabia, where he was passing sonic grand reviews.
The Divan did not, however, appear to share
the apprehensions of the public. Fuad Effendi left
for Alexandria on March 27, taking with him only
his son, his private secretary, and his physician. He
will be able to announce to the viceroy the dismissal
of the three pachas who left his service to obtain
office under the Sultan. Their appointment
was one of the grievances which Abbas
Mims complained. It seems that under ex-
isting circumstances the Porte is anxious to be on
the right side so far as relates to all acts of courtesy,
in order that in ease of a rupture it may have nothing
to reproach itself with. The French admiral, Remain
Desfosses, with all his staff, has had an audience with
the Sultan. Abdul-Meschid expressed a hope that
be would prolong his stay at Constantinople. He
gave orders that he should everywhere be received
with the honours due to his rank. A grand review
by the Sultan was talked of, to which the admiral
would be invited. In the meantime, he was visited
on board the Pandora by Mehemet Ali, the grand
admiral and brother-in-law of the Sultan. A terri-
ble accident has occurred to one of the boats of the
Pandora. Sixteen men were going on shore, when
one of the numerous steamers or the Bosphorus
ran into them ,and cut their boat in two. All
the men went into the water, one of
them was drowned, and a midshipman was wounded
by the paddles of the steamer. The government at
once sent to Admiral Desfosses to express regret for
the accident, and to inquire whether the captain of
the steamer was to blame.
London, England, 1852-04-21

IRELAND.

Droute, Aram 2d.
The canvass now carried on by the rival candidates
in the borough of Ennis is attended by semi of
violence disgrassfhl to all parties. The Clang lainsal
of yesterday, theiribiag the rietees modest d the
opwvents of the O'Cleriem Mahon,aya :
of the etwassa who had pweand to ham the
claim of Mr. J. D. Fingswid was ass peep eed eir Nei
as exhibition. and did tat Itlek flat is eeppeuitsg hi
they would he acting as the man lathed the pithy who,
it is confidently believed, resolved their inelesoodeso alga
4' head•quartne." It L
me-
aswiseLthsaght, however,
that had be a owe mew kin is
ow, he wwL have hew awe to snowed. Theatres
enlightened sad holopsadoat perdue of the lisatos Wheals
eh etnrs w sappeet 011sonsa Mhos sad It le
po....bie that slenee ia the bessiogr=
vote for Me. after the diegnisalld soodust of
his friends" dads. the pest few days. Oa Thrardisy and
yesterday oar wassis pesseatod a mat ahoilahlt_lTTedv
user, fronds, st am& Illovead swain iselt
plare, and woe ratio were sem* loam The O'Oso.
man /taboo bisessl4 their thee/ sad
fury, walked repeeselly Wawa the WM th
his usual fearless and nesibele beeekg. The
proposed various gage lows Olin, bet wail ma=
to sty a word la reply. The memat he Wye le qua,
the, celled upon the ma act to lama to hid, sad h oohs
win accordingly darned is &mei sad pee TM bad.
am of the town wee hr • lIINI eat shyweperied. mg the
greatest cessfiriea prenalled hat peamilay, a nonsidal
Welled by the namable allog leas Oak=
trate, to have the pollee sod =Mary wapheyod ia
the streets deer of thh hired rabble.
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It leismoo:fa thaT(liarrett Moore, FA., et
Cloghan Castle, the representative of mie of the eld
Irish families, will be a candidate for the King's
Count).
A motion was made yesterday in the Court of
Queen's Bench to have a man aimed
charged with being an before ttartat
the attempted murder of Mr. G brO, admitted to
hail. It was ascertained that the blunderbuss from
which the shot was fired at Mr. Chambre belonged
to Magennis, but his reply to this charge was that it
bad been taken by force from his house by an annul
party some weeks before that outrage, Martinis be-
ing himself in a respectable petition as a poor-rats
collector and head bailiff to Lord Charlemost. The
motion was refused.
London, England, 1852-04-21

THIS DAY.

Two o'Ctoct.

The English stock market still shows a downward
tendency. Consols opened to-day at 991 to 1 for
account, and have since been sold as low as 99} for
cash; but they are now better again at 991 sellers
for money, and 991 to # for the 11th May. The
Three per Cent. Reduced mark 981 to 1. New
Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001 to 1. Long
Annuities, 61 to 13-16. Bank Stock, 2191. Exche-
quer Bills (June), 665. to 68s. prem.
The foreign stock market is sensibly heavier, and
prices are looking down, especially for the specula-
tive descriptions. Mexicans are much worse, and
have been sold as low as 341, being 1 per cent, below
the top 'price of yesterday. Buenos Ayrean, Spanish,
and Sardinian are also lower. Buenos Ayrean mark
77; Mexican, 341 to 1; Spanish Old Three per
Cents., 471 to 1; ditto New Deferred, 211 to 21;
Sardinian, 961 to 96; Granada Deferred, 101 to ;
Peruvian Deferred, 641.
London, England, 1852-04-21

MINES.

TussnAr Everrzwo.
A very good business has been Lae to day in
English mines. The principal feature of the market
has been a great inquiry for N'heal Cupids, which
have been done at a considerable advance upon pre-
vious quotations. The demand for Clivcs is main-
tained, and an increased price has brought forward a
few sellers. Halamanning shares have been inquired
for at a premium of 101. to 20!. West Providence
have been in demand at our selling quotation of yes-
terday, but very few operators appearing, the buyers
have risen to 521. The Callington shares have con-
tinued in demand at the advanced price of 10. Tre-
barvahs have been dealt in freely at the reduced
price of 6to 1; and Trennack and Bosence at a fur-
ther reduction of 1.
The following list comprises the principal transac-
tions of the day : Mill Pool, 31, 4 ; Trehane, 5, 6 ;
North Downs, l Alfred Consuls, ISt ;
Clyjah and Wentworth, 31; Treleigh Consols, at
Yilbricken, 31, 4; Lewis, 161, 164; Drakewalls, 5,
6; Wheal Cupid, 71, 81; West Alfred Consols, 26,
23; Garreg, 215., 225. ed. ; Clive, 608., 625.; Cal-
lington, 9, 10; llolmbuah, 151, 161; Trebarvah, 6,
: Speedwell, 1, 1 prem.; West Treasury, 51, 61.
The market for the gold.mining shares presented
scarcely any feature for comment, but prices were
rather weaker towards the close, and Ague Fries fell
51. Other shares remain much the same, with very
little business doing. The following aro the lust non-
official quotations:—Lake Bathurst, :to prem.;
Melbourne, par to prem. ; Quartz Rock, par to
prem.; New Granada, Ito prem.; Royal Austra-
lian Gold Refining, Ito; prem.; Australian Consols,
par to 1 prem.
London, England, 1852-04-21

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

SIJOAIL—This article continues to wear an upward ap-
pearance, and West India must be quoted 6d. to Is.
dearer than last Wednesday. 1,600 bags China sold
in public sale, full prices, all damp, 30s. to 325. ; 1,600
bags Manila were bought in at high prices, chiefly 291.
The refined is very firm and the market bare of goods ready
for delivery ; grocery lumps, 448.6 d. to 48s.
Comm.-120 casks plantation Ceylon sold at previous
rates, &lady 48s. to 625. ; 260 bags native Ceylon sold, 38s.
A public Ws of Mocha wont all without ctrie, about half
bought in.
Ta remains without alteration.

BAarrirran.-220 bags Madras sold in public sale, at
about previous rates.
Corrox.—The market has a firm appearance.
In other articles no material alteration.
limy paid ea Sager (except kedge rased) to lest ow%
Irak Is tondos, lemma, atristal, lia, and
the Clyde 1'71344/9
To the sum oda lest year

i;w7,sia

owns no) OR TIA DI 1832 To Lon Irmo. lbs.
Loudon 9,519,297
- •

Hall :
Cydo,

Total
Same tine la 1531

.....

2,127,75!
271,964
69,8711
727,136
12,351,147
11,728,692
821,233

MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY.

There was no alteration in the value of Wheat in Mark-
lane this morning, the few parcels of English at market
having been sold at fully Monday's rates. A limited
amount of business was done in foreign at former prices.
The arrivals of Oats this week consist of 5,710 quarters
from abroad; from our own coast we have not received a
single bushel. This trade was very firm, and Monday's
quotations were in some instances rather a:seeded.
In Barley, Beans, and Peas, no quotable change occurred.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM Drib APRIL to llst APRIL.
Qrs. &stab. UM. Yareant.
MUM 2OO
960 9010
41:L.1w 1 I
I 27 40
Flour, Moak maks; Malt, 620 qrs.
London, England, 1852-06-25

Cloudy

THIS

DAY, Noon.
ate of the Westin•
Vine.
lid not reach this
; they therefor(
!inky morning ►t

Cloudy
Orercart
Partially Cloudy
Partially Clo.dy
CSoodkoa
Partially Cloudy
Partially Chou,
t'rpaejally Cleat
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Rata
Overcast

EMIGRATION TO AtaTRALIA.—The Vittoria, a fine
emigrant ship, is now lying in the Southampton docks, and
will depart in a few days for Australia filled with passen-
gers. Divine services have been performed on board of her
during her stay hero by the Rev. Mr. Wylile, a dissenting
minister of the town. The Balhengieclo, an Aberdeen
clipper, is expected in the Southampton docks in a few
days to take out emigrants fur Port Phillip upon Mrs.
Chisholm's plan. This is the first of Mrs. Chisholm's ships
which will mil from Southampton. Although Southampton
is one of the last place, in the country where persons are
compelled to emigrate for want of employment, yet the
gold and emigration fever rages amongst the inhabitants,
and a large number of respectable young men are preparing
to start for Australia. Two Post-office clerks have very re.
cently resigned permanent government situations, and have
just left England--one for Port Phillip end the other for
Sydney.
PARLIAMENTARY COMMlTTEL—Yesterday, in Mr.

Bernal's committee, the following estate bills were passed
listate, Janis's state, and =Ws &tate.
London, England, 1852-06-25

TALLOW MARKET.-TIiIS DAY.

---
The market steady, but without animation. I'rices aro
quoted as (Mows Town Tallow, 37e. nett cash ; Peters-
burg, Y.C. on the spot, 38s. 6d. to 38s. 6d.; October to
December, 38s. 6d.; January to Muth (1853), 395.

MARK-LANE-THIS DAY.

The weather during the past few days has been more
favourable for the growing crops, and this circumstance has
tint been without its influence upon business in Mark-lune,
which ruled dull to-day for all articles.
The few samples of English AVhest at market this morn-
ing were disposed of with difficulty at the rates of Monday
last.
Flour did not go off so freely us in the earlier part of the
week.
Barley was taken in retail quantities at former prices.
The receipts of Oats have prod d fully equal to the de-
mand, at the some time purchases could nut Ito made on
cask? terms.
Beans and Peas fully maintained the advance quoted on
Monday.
AltitIVALB INTO LONDON FROM 2tot JUNE to 25th JUN&
Notthott. tioutch. 'fiat. lorries.
Wboot...— I lOW I 0540
Barley 240 190 43110
010 I 1440 11049
Malt ..... too
Flour, 1,120 mock.; 13,950 band*.
London, England, 1852-06-25

IRELAND.

Drams, JrNs 24.
The Irish papers are filled with reports of elec-
tioneering meetings held in various parts of the
country ; and to judge from the proceedings on those
occasions, there is much more of political vitality
manifested by the rural population, than it was sup-
posed was still to be found among them. A large
meeting was held yesterday at a village in the vici-
nity of Newry and Banbridge, and the peasantry
flocked to it in great numbers from the surrounding
district. Mr. Sharman Crawford was present and
addressed the assemblage at some length, expounding
the principles of his tenant-right bill. Several Pres-
byterian and Roman Catholic clergymen also ad-
dressed the meeting. Dr. Gray in `Monaghan, and
Mr. Lucas and Mr. Grattan at opposite extremities
of Meath, have also been addressing meetings at
which the people seemed sufficiently enthusiastic,
during the past few days. In the King's County,
Westmeath, and Mayo, animated demonstrations
have also been made by the popular party.
Lord liunkellin has issued his address to the
electors of the borough of Galway. The principles
of his lordship, who is the grandson of Canning, arc
liberal, and he promises his best exertions to secure
for Galway the advantages of a packet station.
London, England, 1852-06-25

SWITZERLAND.

The Federal Assembly is convoked for the ::ith
of July.
The Executive Council of Berne pronounced, on
the 16th, the dissolution of the Association of Grath,
and ordered the expulsion of all its members who
did not belong to the canton. The reasons put for-
ward for this proceeding arc that the association
propagahs socialist and communist doctrines among
the people ; that its tendency is hostile to the govern-
ment ; and that the association is in correspondence
with communist associations abroad.
Letters from Neufchatel of the 19th inst. stets
that the loyalists contemplate a demonstration in
favour of Prussia, and were endeavouring to get up
a meeting, similar to that of Posicux, in the canton
of Friburg. This attempt will certainly fail, as the
last election proved that the majority of the
population of Neufchatel are imbued with federal
sentiments.
London, England, 1852-06-25

LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.

Llvateroot, Jens 24.—Our share market has not been 111
st.
so active to-day as jesterday, and quotations are not so good 10
as at the commencement of business. The following are the "I.
transactions :—Aberdeen, 14—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and tit.
Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenhead), 221. shares, 51 d. ye
—Caledonian, 2I1—Chester and Holyhead (pref. guar. 44 Do
per cent.), 19.—Eastern Counties, 101—East Lancashire, Ift
19—Great Northern, 22:—Laneashire and Yorkshire, 781 P
I /—Ditto (fifth shares), 41 e., 4 d.—Ditto (201. F shares), 1
4 d., par.—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 201—London i„
' and N. Western, 127—Ditto (new 1 shares), 54 p.—Ditto pi
(fifth shares), 41 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, M
344--Ditto (preference shores), 131—Ditto (61. new pre- h
ference), 1 1-16 p.—Midland, 711 —Ditto (new pref. 11 !:
per cent.), 1 p.—Shrewsbury and -Birmingham (preference '"
shares), 111—South Eastern and Dover, 211 t I—York, its
Newcastle, and Berwick, 181—York and North Midland, 4
2.sl—Dutch Rhenish, 21 d. It
LEEDS, JUNE 24.—There has been only a limited extent
of business done on 'Change this morning. Midlands show 17,
a decline of 7s. Gel., haring closed at 711. Great Nortberns I
bare been done at 2'21, North British at 81, and East Lan- Bt.
eashires at 184.
131101114011 AN, JUNE 24.—This market was again firm, 17
with a fuU amount of business doing. Midlands were done 16
at 711, 1 ; Shrewsbury and Birmingham B's at 61 ; and
Shropallire Unions at 21. 18s. 9d. din.
Manctilwrzu, JUNI 24. The market opened with
rather better rites than were obtainable at the close yes- !!
ri
terday ; but there has not been much business, and it again ;
close" tweedy, with drooping prices. Eastern Counties, p
101 ; East Lancashire, 194 ; ditto (pref. quarters), 91 ; a
ditto (fifths, second issue), 51 ; Leeds Stock, 781 ; ditto I
(fifths), 41 d. ; Manchester and Birmingham (C quarters), r.
2 3-16 p. ; Borers, 21 9-16 ; Flectwoods, 1 ; Midlands, Is
71 f ; Sheffields, 341 ; Cheshire Junction, 101 el. ; West 5
Ridings, 3 tl. ; London and North Western Stock, 127 ; 1
Blackburn (No. 1), fif . U
11

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
CAmBEDGE, JUNE 21.—MP:11113ER8' PRIZEMAN.—
The prises given annually by the representatives in parlia-
ment for the University to two Bachelors of Arts who com-
pose the best dissertation in Latin prose have been ad-
judged for the present year to Ifs. P:dward Henry l'ernwne,
Corpus Christi Caller, and Us. Spencer Pricers! Butler,
Trinity College. The exercises will be recited by their
composers at the commencement. No under-graduates'
prises have been awarded.
London, England, 1852-06-25

MINCING-LANE-THIS DAY.

Suonn.—The public sales are going off steadily; the re-
sult of the week shows a steady business, without any alter-
tier' in price, the tone of the market b4ing stronger than at the
opening of the week. A large amount of bu4.luesa boa been
done in floating (argot a for aaportatina. The refined mar-
ket quoted the same as lag week. Grocery lumps, fair to
line, 48s. to 60s. . .

COFFEIL—The answer of Lord Derby on the Chicory
question last evening is deemed very important as regards
the consumption, and plantation Ceylon of good consuming
qualities are selling in public sale at an advance of 2a. ;
and good ordinary native Ceylon must be considered nomi-
nal. Holders aik higher prices, but at present nothing done
in this description.
TEA.—The market has been very firm during the week,
but not active. Public sales are declared for next Tuesday.
CUTTON.—The market has been steady, but not active,
this week. I'rices have been supported.
Isutoo.—This article is firm ; 19,350 chests are now de-
clared for the next quarterly sale.
London, England, 1852-06-25

NEW ZEALAND COMPANY.

The adjourned meeting of this souspaity wu held
yrstarday at the New Zealand Hews, Dreadetreet-build-
isms. Alexander Currie, Esq., mediate chair.—Mr.
Harriag-
toa, the secretary, read the minutes at the former meeting,
at which the adjournment to this da_y took place.—Mr.
Iltirrand denounced the attempt of Mr. Titler and Mr. Fox
to prevail Over Sir John Pakington not to sanction her Ma-
j. sty's signature being attached to the Land Claimants Ad-
vance Hill. Now, although these two gentlemen had
both received compensation as land proprietors, they
were coming over to this country to prove that
nothing could be so mischievous as to let other parties re-
ceive compensation. It was the duty of the directors to take
some steps by which the memorial of those gentlemen
would be defeated —The secretary said he thought it would
be more effectual if the shareholders took those steps them-
selves —Mr. Burrand said he would bring a memorial to
the neat meeting.—The chairman thought there was co
occasion to wait till then ; the proprietors in the room
might at once send in a memorial.—Mr. Few (the soli-
citor) said that if the government of the colon
pawed anything that was out of their control, it would
not be confirmed by the Secretary of State. The
memorial ought to go in before the bill had pared the
House of Lords.—The Chairman thought the memerisi
should kiddy point out the hardship of the ease on the set-'
Lien.—Mr. Banned would adds.. Sir John Pakingtora on
the subject.—The Chairman hoped to be able to my some-
thing definite by the time of the neat meeting in respect to
the government, and proposed that the present meeting
stand adjourned till the sth of August, which was passed.--
A proprietor thought the direcsors ought not to allow those
disparaging observations is the 'runes of that morning to go
unrefuted.—The Chairman thought those matters were
h..t I, ft alone, and that in most cases of the kind the press,
loy iron out of the line of moderation, often defeated itself.
—1 he wart then adjourned.

i.t)NTWiNDEIIIIT AND COLERAINE Kari.% air.—Yes-
ter.l4, a special general meeting of the proprietors of this
company was held at the offices in Coleman.street-buildings,
for the purpose of entitling the directors to borrow further
mos of money for the promotion of the undertaking. Cap-
Lon Warren, R.N , took the chair, end read the following
resolution —" Resolved that the directors be and are
bertby authorised to borrow on bond or mortgage, under
the provisions of the act intituled • The Londonderry and
Coleraine Railway Consolidation Act, IS-52,' such sum or
sum, of money as, together with the sums already bor-
maed under the provisione of the former acts relating to
the company and now repealed, shall not exceed in the
whole the sum of ififf.G6fit' This resolution having been
unanimously adopted the meeting separated.
London, England, 1852-06-25

the powers of tho state the goverimient exercises a
power unknown to the constitution. The reason
assigned for this innovation is a very old one—the
measure is commanded by the situation. The ordi..t
nonce, while prohibiting further organisation of
communes according to the new law, does net appear'
to affect those places in which it is already in opera-,
tion. The provincial organisation, the report
states, will be seferred, with the laws by which it
' is proposed to carry it out, to the Provincial Estates
which will be convoked before the next meeting of
the chambers. _ . _

Nothing new in Zollverein affairs. A hitting now
and then for the dincuasion of the details of the
Hanover treaty, which seems very absurd. when half
of the delegates are pretending to leave Prussia and
make a Vercin to themselves. The 11"..,,er f. a cite
says, " Let people say what they will, M. Ilismark
has received instructions on the subject of a union
treaty, both political and commercial; while an un-
usually large discretion has been allowed him as to
the use which he may see lit to make of his powers"
London, England, 1852-06-25

payment o' compensation out of the consolidated fund to
the owners of burial grounds dosed under the !Metropolitan
Burials Art, was negatived. them being no teller foe the
ayes no a division beim/ called.
ENFRANCHISEMENT OF COPYIIOLDS BILL.
The Lords' amendments to this bill were consideied and

Tto.
ILE AMEERS OF SCINDE.—ADJOURNED
DEBATE.
The debate ou this subject, adjourned from the previous
day, was ri sinned by
Mr. BAILLIE, who stated that the deposed Anieer's
family had hec treut,el with every consideration, and
with regard to the net of deposition, complained of the
praetiee of reopening questions of state policy long sines
settled.
Mr. BERRIES offered, on the part of the Board of Con-
trol, to give the principal papers asked for by Lord Joe lye,
and suggested that the others should not be pressed for.
Mr. ACME remarked that the facts of the case showed
the government had heen matte the dupe of an artful man,
Ali Mount, to perpetrate an net of the grossest injustice.
The motion, us amended at the suggestion of Mr. Henke,
was agreed to.
FOREIGN POSTAOE.
Mr. J. BELL ;invited of her Majesty's government
what progress had been made in the negotiations ter
the reduction of the postage of letters between Franey and
England ; also whether it is in contemplation to edict •
gencrai reduction of loniga postage.
Mr. HAMILTON said that negotiations were still pend-
ing, and the subje:t should not be lust sight of.
The house adjourned at a quarter to 2 o'clock to 2 o'clock
thisAsy.
London, England, 1852-06-25

ELECTION OF SHERIFFS.

Yesterday was the day appointed for the election
of the sheriffs of London and Middlesex for the ensuing
year. The Right lion. the LORD MAYOR presided in com-
mon hall, there being present several of the aldermen and
common councilmen, amongst whom we noticed Alderman
Wire, Carter, Duke, M.P., Sir George Carroll, Kt., Challis,
Sidney, M.l'., Salomon', Moon, and Fawns; Common
Councilmen John Wood, Esq., 11. L. Taylor, Esq., Mr.
Godson, De Jersey, Mr. Heaps, Deputy Holt, Mr. Barnard,
Mr. Maughan, Makin, Osmond, D.,piity Lake, M'Greftor,
Wake, and several others. The sheriffs, Messrs. Cotter,.ll
and Swill, and the under sheriffs, Messrs. Millard and Hop-
wood, were also present. The hall s, as well tilled, but the
proceedings were not of that interest which is usually felt
upon such occasions.
After the ward preliminaries, the choice of parties for
sheriffs took place. Several gentlemen were nominated,
but the choice of the citizens fell upon Mr. Alderman Car-
ter and Mr. Jno. Hulbert, a merchant of high :tending in
the City. The former gentleman, however, declined to
serve.
Deputy Hour then called the attention of the hall to the
election of auditors of the city accounts for the ensuing
year. Ile moved that Mr. T. Woodmen Booth, of the Dis-
tillers' Company, be one of them.
Agreed tu. Mr. James Gardiner was also elected.
The following report of the auditors was then agreed to:
We, whose names are hereunto subscribed, elected by
the livery of London, in common hall assembled, on the
24th of June, ISSO, and '24th ef June, WI, auditors of the
Chamberlain's accounts of the corporation and Gresham
funds, and of the Bridgemaster's accounts of the Bridge
house estates, do report as billows :—That the account of
the reseipt and expenditure of the corporation of the City
of Loudon, laid Were us to audit, was the seventh report
of Anthony Brown, Seq., Chamberlain of the City of Lon-
don." The report gives the cash account from the let of '
January to the 31st of December, 18.50. Subjoined is the
abstract :—Balance on preceding account, 12,8131. 17s 4id. ;
receipts of the year 1&50, including the sum of 70,000/. fur
building the new House of Correction at Holloway,
237,400/. 10s. 101 d.; espentliture, '247,9311. 14s. 21d. ; ba-
lance of cash upon the account on the 31st of Dec., 1830,
2'2,2321. 13s. 1 ltd.
In the Gresham accounts the following results appeared:
Balanee in the hands of the Chamberlain, d7Bl. 6s. Ild.
Bridge house estates, balance in hand, 631. 13e.
The hall was then dissolved.
London, England, 1852-04-17

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL

OXPOIII/, APRIL 16.—ORIEL COLLP.iir. ELECTION.
—1 he annual a leeti tttt of Fellows of this college took plate
this morning, when William 11. Stowe, 8.A., of Wailhant
College (first class in Classics, lb), Henry Earle Tuis d,
ill A., of Trinity I!oiletre (first class n Classics, 1830, Lain
prize, Ilia), and Francis Harrison. 11. A , of queen's Cul-
II IgC (first class in Mathematics, Mt)), were elect, al. 'rho
third vacancy, we untie ttttt 1.1, was only known a few days
ago, and his been caused (it is reisine4), by one of the
Fellows having unexpectedly signified his intention of
hining the church of Rnme. From this college alone there
as been no less than eleven previous Set,Ctiog.. The total
number of seceders from this university 41116111th to 113.
CAMBIUM: P., APRIL 16.--MEDICINE.—The exami-
nations for the licence ad practicandum in medicine will
commence on Monday, May 24, at ten o'clock a.m., at the
Arts' Schools under the Public Library, and will continuo
nn that and the this c following days. Candidates for the
degree of Bachelor of Physic will he examined at the same
time by the Regius Professor of Physic, the Professor of
Anatomy, and the Donning Profi sant* of Medicine. Gen-
tlmen intending to offer themselves for examination are
rearrested to signify the same to the Begins Professor of
Physic on or before Monday, May 17.
London, England, 1852-04-17

BELGIUM.

The Inde'pendance, in confirming the statement
that the frontier has been closed to expelled French-
men, adds that all strangers visiting Belgium must
hc necforth have their passportsattested by the Belgian
authorities. The priestly party is endeavouring to
excite the faithful against the government, on account
of an order lately issued for selling a house at Mons,
which the bishops of the diocese have been permitted
to occupy in succession for 30 years. It appears that
the permission was conditional upon the maintenance
of the fabric in a state of repair, but this
obligation not having been fulfilled, the re-
sumption of the property has taken place
as a natural consequence. The clerical prints, how-
ever, declaim of spoliation, and remind all proprie-
tors that, under the rule of the convention, the confis-
cation of the property of the church was followed by
that of private individuals. M. d'Ardoye, Russian
Consul-General in Belgian, has le ft for St. Peters-
burg. M. I'roudhon passed through Namur on :the
14th to Bastogne, the residence assigned him as a
political refugee.
London, England, 1852-04-17

GERMANY.

BERLIN, Arita 14.
Tho news that Dr. Bach has been appointed "pre-
siding minister," not "president of the ministry," is
regarded as a proof, firstly, that the emperor will re-
tain the direction of the cabinet in his own hands, and
not confer on anybody the full power enjoyed
by the late Prince Schwarzenborg; secondly, that
the system of Prince Schwarvenburg will he con-
tinued in all points, as far, at least, as may be pos-
sible after the loss of the presiding spirit. Dr. Bach
was the person who most fully participated in the
late prince's views, and was the main coadjutor in
his system, which differed materially from that
of Metternich, who cautiously preserved local
privileges and traditional institutions, while
Sohwarzenberg, on the contrary, has aimed at
centralisation and uniformity of administration
throughput all tho heterogeneous elements of the
Austrian states.

The ministerial crisis in Hanover has ended with
the retirement of the two representatives of the
cavalier reactionary party. The minister of the
interior, M. von Berries, has given up his office to
M. von Hammerstein, who was formerly in office
under Munchiusen ; and the in:ulster of finance, M.
von der Decker, has transferred his porkfersills to
M. Bacmeistcr, who will provisionally discharge the
functions in conjunction with-his duties as minister
of public worship.

RELIGIOUS PERSECUTIONS IN GERMANY.