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London, England, 1852-06-17

•COUNTKAATES BILL.

This bill, after some diersadas co the second clause,
pared throtsgh consoles, tad w ordered to be reed •
third time to-day.
BISHOPRIC OF CHRISTCHURCH (NEW RBA-

14112)) DILL.

The debate on the seormdrueling reamed,
Mr. ADDERLEY 'splodged the nature of the bill,
which, he said, had been obetrueted in its course by over-
Battery and over-abuse. Its object wee Moldy this,—that,
whereas the Bishop of New Zealand (Dr. lays) having
found that his dioceses had become eo populous as to ren-
der it impusaible for him adequately to discharge the im-
portant functions of his °face, had Pent home, for the
purples of subdividing it, a partial resignation of
his patent ; but, there being a technical infor-
==i the deed of resignation, this bill had been
le under the instrument valid. He (Mr. Ad.
Mien MB eared to ezpunge any word in the bill to which
BB Buelefiest was taken ; hut Mr. Anstey had ins stud that,
lerrad Bishopric of New Zealand," in the preamble.
the weeds, " • see in New Zealand in communion with the
church of England," should be substituted; but the At-
' torney•General, as guardian of her Majesty's right., had
Sileeeted to this alteration. This was the only point at
rem
The A TTOIiNEY-OKNERAL gave • similar espies*.
Ron of the object and necessity of the bill (which wu sr a
government m NNNNN (,), but more fully and technically.
Mr. HEYWORTH opposed the bill generally, and nieeel
I the further adjournment of the debate.
Mr. ANS TE Y ssid the bill involved the rheas queries
if the Q 114.11.11 eoclasisatieal supremacy in the colonies,
which she did not passer unless under some legislative
enactment; but this Nil would indirectly legalise the later-
eine of her prorograire there, and opals this door to the hes
troduction ni the tyranny of the eeelesi.eitical laW. sad
virtual courts.
In the course of Mr. A 's ech.
The CHANCELLOR of the ExcitEQUER rose to
order, obeirvitnt that, as he understood that the motion for
adjouring the debate had been made in order to afford Mr.
Anstey an opportunity to make another speech upon the
bill, he inquired of the chair whether this was not an ene-
mies of the strict taloa the house ?
London, England, 1852-06-28

SPAIN.

We have received the Madrid journals of the 21et.
The Gazette publishes the following royal decree:—
The gold coin of England, the circulation of wh eh was
authorised by a royal order of the 2:ith October, 183 i, is
comprised in the effects of the royal decree of the 7th of
January, 1841, which prohibits the circulation of French
gold c.m. Consequently, English gold coin will only be
admitted at metal for its intrinsic or conventional value; it
may be exported free of duty. All the gold coin received
up to the ate of this decree by the Treasury in i.ayment of
duties or taxes will be sent to the mints and recuined for
the state.

MADRID, Juxe 22.
The Queen's departure for Araujuez is lix'td for
July 3. She will sleep at Madrid, and go to La
Oranja the next day.
The Marquis de Miraflorea is expected at Amnjuez
this evening, to inspect the canal works at Ponton
de Is Olivu. This is going on with great activity,
and it is hoped that before next summer Madrid will
be abundantly supplied with pure water.
Tho "Ayuntiamento" of Barcelona havo peti-
tioned the Queen fur an authorisation to forma com-
pany for making a railway from Barcelona to Sara-
gossa.
London, England, 1852-06-28

c6,4n

73.6mc

7,9 G,

ry51.411

4.117.0.7

LIR .912

As the preceding table does not contain the usual
monthly account of the Northern Bank, we cannot
compare the total with that of the preceding month ;
but on taking the items severally, we find that there
has been a decrease of the circulation in all the
banks except two, so that the totul decrease must
have been considerable. In the Bank of Ire;and
alone it was 54,5001. On the other hand, there has
been, in every instance, an increnae in the amount
of coin held, with the exception of the Clontnel
National Bank.

THIS DAY.
Two ()Vim( a.
The market for the English funds opened steadily
this morning, but is now a good deal flatter. Consols
were first called 1001 to :; ex div., for the 16th July,
then advanced to 1001, but have since receded to
1001 to at which the price now stands. The Three
per Cents. Reduced mark 101 to „ ; the New Three-
and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104; to 1. Exchequer
Bills, March, 765. to 795. prem. • ditto June, 695. to
725. prcm. India Bonds, fes. to 91s. prem.
There is not much change it] the prices of the
foreign securities. Mexican bonds arc a shade
weaker, at 26; to 3 for the New bonds, but Spa-
nish stocks are firm, the Old Three per Cents.
marking 49:; to 50, and the New Deferred, 22 to
I. Peruvian Deferred have been dealt in at 651 to
661. Portuguese Fours, a to f.; Russian Fives,
118;; Sardinian, 931 ; Venezuelan Actives, 4.1;,.
London, England, 1852-06-28

LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

MADRID, ivrtr. 22. —Three per Cents., 4Glp. ;
Do. Deferred, 221; Debt (Ist club), 101 ; do. (2nd
class), 5 7.16. Bank of St. Fenlinand, 105. Ex-
change or London, 50.25.
BERLIN, JUNE 25.—Voluntary Loan, 1011; New
Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103; ditto
(1852), 103; National DOA, 927; Commercial Ma-
rine Society's Premium, —; Bank Shares, 103.
VIENNA, JUNE 26.—Five per Cent. Mi•talliqucs,
981; New Loan (Series B) 110; Bank Sharel,,l
1,376; Exchange on London, 11.51.
London, England, 1852-06-28

Oils
Sono 19.4711 17,/160 22,126
B•ationerq
Wo .1 5m,321 .. 23,421 26,904

We next refer to the tables of imports and con-
sumption. The figures of the sugar returns were
published by us so far back as the 12th inst., and we
find that the figures then given correspond exactly
with the official statement now before us. Owing to
the molasses being reduced in our tables, and its em-
bracing all descriptions of sugar, it affords a more
lucid view of the course of the trade, but we subjoin
the government return of the consumption of the
unrefined article :

For the month. For four mouths.
cwt..

18.52
2,1,4,3.51

. .
1851
114.59
In coffee the general movement is also decidedly
upward, as will bo seen by the subjoined consump-
tion returns :
For the month. For four months.
IM. lbs.
1852
1851
1850
Tea is also rapidly rising, us shown below:
For tow month. For fin, months.
lb*.
1852
11451
1850
Of other articles, the consumption for the month
is shown in the subjoined figures:
185 2. 1851. 1850.
Corn, gni 518,428 649,622 1,009.884
Flour, oats.
Tobacco (uninanu-
factured), lbs 2,328,454 2,192,041 2,231,5.10
Wines, gals 478,749 517,701 5641,131
Rum, gal.
Brandy, gals.
Pepper, lbs.
Eggs, No
Butter, cwts. 31,635 35,400 33,161
Cheese, cwts. 16,990 22,204 30,1.59
Cocoa, lbs 285,718 291,440 339,480
The imports during the month of foreign produc-
tions used in our industrial and manufacturing un-
dertakings are as follows:
1052. 1851. 18.10.
Flax and tow, cwts. 54,561 30,934 65,717
bilk (raw.), 1b5..... 352.655 335,869 599,700
Tallow, cwts . 22,113 25,62.5 23,774
Cotton, ewts 971,131 04,791 849,976
Wool, lbs.
Guano, tons

These monthly returns of imports are subject to
frequent fluctuation, depending on the state of the
wind and weather and other considerations. Taking
the aggregate returns for the tour months, we have
gratifying evidence of the prosperity of the people,
as shown in the incrrastsl consumption of articles
of necessity, comfort, and luxury•.
The shipping returns are also good, and will be
noticed by us on Monday.

The usual monthly return of the In h banks, for
the four weeks ending June 12, shows the following
figures :
London, England, 1852-06-28

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—SATURDAT, JUNE 28.
Thcir loptshil s saaes',l4.4l at too o'clock, the Low)
Cm Ancehtoo

NEW PEER.

The Kul of Ilisreeou; Mort the oaths and his seat.
A number of private bills were forwarded a stage.
The 14111 River Company (supply of water to the metro-
pot) Bill was read .1 third time and passed.
Vie Metropolitan Iberials Bill was read a second time
pro stud ordered to he committed on Monday.
The tier real Board of Health (No. 2) Bill and the Pim.
Meo Improvement Bill were read a second time.
Toe r. port on III: County Rates Bill, with amendments,
was received and egret,: to.
'Eh. Metropolitan Water Supply, the Thames Embank-
ment, the Exciv Seminary l'roccedinp, the Woods, Fo-
rret% and Lied„ Revenues, the Valuation (Ireland), the
Metropolitan 14ewerr, the Friendly Societies (No. 2), the
Mine and Outrage (Ireland), the Encumbered Ktater
(Ireland), the Distrersewl Unions (Ireland), the Public
Health ACt (ISIS) Ainenilmen•, and the Holloway Home
at errreetion pas, rd through committer, and were
✓eported to the lioeit.
Their lordship' thin adjourned.
London, England, 1852-06-28

TIIVRAPAY.

At T.nrd's.—Tho Marylebone Club and Oround v. The
Univereity of Oxford.
At Seven Oaks.—Vine Club v. Gore Court Club.
At Taunton.—"A" to " K " v. "f. " to " 7." of the
club.
At the Oval.—The Worth v. the South.
FRIDAY.
At Lord's.—The above match concluded.
At the Oval.—The above match continued.
At Seven Oaks.—The above match concluded.
At Taunton —The above concluded.
SATURDAY.
At the Oval.—The above match concluded.
London, England, 1852-06-28

MINCING-LANE-THIS DAY.

The public sales for tomorrow consist of—Sugar
Mids. Borbadoes, 4.000 hags Mauritius, 6.000 bags Madras,
and 1,100 bags Bengal. Coffee ; 200 casks plantation Osylon,
1,000 half b:des Mocha, and 200 bags Madros. Tea 16,000
packages. Hire : 650 bags. Bahl:etre . 150 hags.
Coiggs.—This article has en upward tendency a fair
business has been done in good ordistar) native C. lon, at
455. 6d. to 405., chiefly at the former price.
torron.—The market is dull.

M LTALS.—Copper The demand is good, at last week's
prices. Iron: Scotch Pig has sold freely, at rather higher
prices for the mixed numbers. Um Iron sold at
an advance of from 2r. ed. to ge. Tut East ludia
dull of sale ; Dance quoted nominal at 84s. Lead • A fur-
ther advance of Ss. per ton has been obtained meet.
Speller is quoted steady in price, but the demand is very
limited.
London, England, 1852-06-28

NAVAL

ADMIRALTY, AMR
Roberts, tad Clam Assistant Engineer, Flagon!; George
Wilson, Acting Assistant Engineer, Fsticon Reuben P.
Blake and Francis T. Elliott, 3rd Class As.istant Eogineers,
Iforntio; Robert J. Hay and Thomas Wilson, 3rd Class
ditto, Blenheim ; Henry W. Elgin and Joseph J. Lovell,
3rd Class ditto, Fisyard; F. B. Yoael, 2nd blaster, rrah
comake ; Joseph IL Hawkes, let Timber con , Wool-
wich.yard ; and William Carr, 2nd ditto, Woolwich-yard.
rORTBMOL7II, Jt.'NE 27.—At the conclusion of the
half-yearly examination at the Royal Naval College, in this
dockyard yesterday, Mr. Hugh Pearson, Mate, was recom-
mended for the Lieutrinees commission. and Messrs. Pet.
man, Harrison, Ityhot, and Beenau, for commissions in the
Royal Marine Corps. There an ao n seal movements of
import at this port.
DEVONPORT, JVNE 27.—The Black Eagle Ad-
miralty yeeht, master Commander Petley, left nu Thunday
for Portsmouth; daring the visit here, 31r. Stafford, the
secretary to the Admiralty, and Bir Baldwin Walker, the
surveyor of the navy, made a minute inspection of the
dockyard, of the new steam-yard, at Keyham, and of seve-
ral ships is the harbour. The dinner of the Secretary of
the Admiralty, including, alit did, the Derbyitecaudidatts
fur Devosport and the chairman of Mr. Mars's clarion
committee for Plymouth, wore pretty mach of a political
character, and was no doubt intended to have a oertain
elect. The Trincomalee, 24, was commissioned on Wed-
nesday by Lieut. J. B. Field, for Capt. Wallace Houston;
she is to have a compliment of 240 officers and men. The
Sprightly, tender, ionised on Wednesday with super.
numeraries from Portsmouth, and left on Thursday for
Portsmouth. The Buziord, weenier, has left for the West
India and North American station The Sir David Malcolm,
store-ship, is here bound with provisions for Ascension.

-- John

MI I.ITARY.
rai P. 2ND BATTALION Ittrtit Baui.thr disembarked
at Portsmouth D.,tkyard, from 11. M. *leaner, SilllOOM, on
Saturday morning, and pnwe4 led, per South Comt Railway,
to Canterbury. Thi. ba,t,iliou has came home with the
following strength-21 officers, 097 men, 48 women, 142
children, 5 ladier, 13 children, and 3 servants; total, 1,232
persons. The Litutenant.(lowernor, Major• General
Simp-
sor, was present at tins disembarkation in the dockyard and
at the railway atation ; the at rangement• heisrg carried out
by Brigade-Major Purvis in the ITIO4t orderly and expedi-
thus manner. The entire battalion, with women and chil-
dren, were despatched by two trains, numbering 44 car-
riages, and, by the activity of Mr. Sutton, superintendent,
and the other officers at the railway ststion, without the
N interruption lathe °Hine.,

Tile New Suomi Duniss.—The new and reduced
rates of duty on foreign sugar imported CUM^ into operation
to-morrow week, the 6th proximo. (It and 12 Victoria,
cap. 97.)
London, England, 1852-06-28

CANADA.

Our Toronto correspondent writes as follows :
TORONTO, Juno 12.
The return of the railway delegation, consisting of
Mr. lliocks, the inspector-general of Canada, and Mr.
Chandler, a cabinet minister of New Brunswick, is an
event of much interest in these provinces. They announce
the definite failure of their mission on the ground that the
British government refused from military considera-
tions to grant any aid to an inter•colonial railway along
the valley of the Saint John's River, for the reason
no doubt of its close proximity to the state of Maine. Such
is the end, for the present, of this magnificentscheme' about
which there have been so much iliaeus-ion and speculation ;
and, I may add, not to use a harder term, so much mis-
understanding between the provincial governments and the
Colonial-office.

The delegates have not said whether the British govern-
ment would he prepared to carry out the promises contained
in despatches of Earl Grey, should they be satisfied with
the line selected; but I fancy not, from the tensor of the
►emarks which I have noticed Sir J. S. I'ekington bat
made in the House of Commons, in answer to interrogatories
put to him upon this subject. The delegates ioform us that
they have had favourable offers from English capitalists to
construct a line of railroad in this province from
Quebec to Hamilton. If that were done it wool I
put all the principal Canadian cities in railway coin.
munication with Portland, in the State of Maine, on the
Atlantic sea board, as the St. Lawrence and Atlantic
railroad from Montreal to Portland, which is now in course
of construction, will be very shortly finished. The delegates
also say that they have had favourable offers from English
capitalists, for waking the European and North American
railroad from Portland to Halides.

COIIIMEIICIAL.-The business of the MAb has been brisk
during the past month, as has also business generally, at
the billowing quotations:-Asher, pots, per cwt., 245. to
;earls, 265. 93. to 27e. Four, superfine, No. 2, 18*. to
18s. {id. ; ditto, No. 1,19 s. to 19s. II.; fancy and extra
superfine, 19s. Gd. to 20s. Gd. ; sour, Ifis. Gd. to 17s. Indian
meal, per 1961b5., 19s. Oatmeal, per 224 lbs., 225. Crain:
Wheat, U. C. mixed, per 620th,., 3.. 9d. to 4s. 4id. ; L. C.
red, per minut, 4s. 3d. in 4s. fel. Barley, per minot, 2s. Gil.
to 2s. ;Al. Gate, per bushil, le. yid. to ls. 7d. Peas, white,
ditto, 3s. GI Indian corn, per (Albs., 3s. Provisions: Beer,
prime mesa, per barrel, 5.24. 64.; prime, 423. 62. to 432.92.
l'ork, mew, 9111. 3d. to 97.. 6d. ; prime mess, 735. ; prime,
71s. 3d. to 725.:Gd..

We have had fair weather of lute, and the crops look
very faronnble.
London, England, 1852-06-28

BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Moser. Mitt uden and Smith sport that the accounts
MCI iv,d hum th ititations art. genivalle of a favourable
nature; the low stiff soil 4 ale sotto ing from too much wet.
Worcester has still a good deal of blight. Our murk. t i.
firm at the late advance, with scarcely anything on offer.
Nothing doing on the duty.

Much activity continues to Inevait in the mining
share market, and it is a someu hat novel feature, but
one that illustrates strongly the position and pros-
pects of this market, that orders are being daily re-
turned by the dealers to their principals unexecuted,
holders positively refusing to part u it h their shares at
the limits usually fixed. In the pre,ent abundance of
money, and with the confidence generally telt that
all the security markets will ere long, unless political
disturbances intervene, attain a great rise, this firm-
ness of the market cannot afford ground for the leant
surprise. The upward movement had been looked
for much earlier, especially as the rise in the inertia
for copper and other metals is so decidedly in favour
of the mining interests. The prices at whisk sales
bave been mane are reported to us as follows b; the
most respectable brokers and dealers, but due allow-
ance must be made for the wide margin frequently
existing in this variable market as between
buyer and seller :—United Mines, MO ; South
Ca.radon, ; West Caradon, EPS ; East Dar-
ren, 75, 77; ; Clive, fit, 1 ; South Tamar, 6; ;
Great Wheal Alfred, 21, 22,-1. : Alfred Consols, 141,
Speedwell, ts, K 1 ; Vale of Towey, 1t ; Merllyu,
7 t : Gurreg, 1 ; Neptune, 63; Stray Park, ii)!, ; East
Buller, 3
The gold mining share market was fist, and Lake
Bathurst and Nouveau Mondes closed at a slight
reduction. Liberty shares, ou the other hand, Vali-
mandtd enhanced prices. The non-official quotations
are as follow :—Australian Consols, to 4 dia.;
Royal Australian Mining, ,t dis. to 4 prem.; Mel-
bourne, par to 1 prem.; Juba River, to
to t. ;wens.;
Britannia, to dn..; Baden Baden, par to 4 prem.;
Glenaulin, to !, prem.
London, England, 1852-06-28

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

New lions., Jrsz 15.
CorrON has been in only moderate demand during the
Past fortnight, and under the influence of recent advices,
the market closes dull at a reduction of ic. upon the lower
and lc. upon the middling qualities—the higher grades are
scarce and bring full rates. Southern advice report light
stocks, and higher prices; in New Orleans on 13th, they
quote middling and good middling, to 101 ; in Charles-
ton, on 14th, ordinary to middling (air is 81 to 101 e.
BREADSTerra have been in moderate request, but with-
out material alteration in price. Since receipt of news per
America, corn has somewlidt improve d, and good shipping
parcels cannot be had under 61c. to 63e. Hitherto the sup-
plies are short, and will probably continue se until this
market affords more inducement, by an advance in pries,.
The prospects of the wheat plant in many places is less
favourable than at same period last year.
Fttato IiTS.—To Liverpool: Cotton, 1-8 to 3-321.; flour,
Is. Id. to Is. 2d. per bbl.; grain, 31d, per bushel. To Lon
don : Flour and oil cake, Is. 6d. to Is. 9d. To Glasgow :
Cotton, 3-16. Naval stores, Is. 6,1. to 1.. Bd. per bbl.

Exeitn.soz.-1091 to 110 E per cent. for first•cla,s bills.

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London, England, 1852-06-21

LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

MADRID, JUNE 15.—Three per Cents., 46 3-16;
after &Asa, 461,c.; Do. Deferred, 22 7-16; after
Bolas, 2'2;c. Debt (hit clans), 10,1; after Bolan,
10c. ; do. (2nd class), 5 7-16 ; alter Boles, s;c. ; Bank
of St. Ferdinand, 103 p. Exchange ou London,
50.10.

BERLIN, JrNE 18.—Voluntary Loan, 102; New
Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (WO), 1034 ; ditto
(1832), 1031; National Debt, 911; Commercial Ma-
rine Society's Premium, 1241; Bank Shares, 1021.
VIENNA, JUNE 18.—Five per Cent. Metal Liver,
93 13-10; New Loan (Series B) 1111; Bank Sharer,
1,382; Exchange on London, 11.57.

MINCING-LANE-THIS DAY.
The private contract markets are inactive to-day, but
most articles wear a steady appearance.
The public sales declared for to-morrow are :-Sugar
400 hhda. West India, 1,1100:bags Mauritius, and 2,000 bags
Bengal. Pimento, 300 bags. l'epper, 700 bags Malabar.
Cochineal, 100 bags.
AlirraLs -Iron : Market has been ?tend), durEce the
week without alteritiou in pricis. Spelter remains quoted
151. ss. to 151. 7s. 61. Copper has been in fair demand at
last week's prices. East India Tin quoted nominally at pre-
vious price+, but no business of importance done.
011.6.-Seal, pale, 32'. IN. to 33 . L straw, 311.105.t0 321.;
brown, 301. 10e. to 311. ; Sperm, 8,1. to 881. 10a.; Head-
matter, 901. ; Cod, 31/. to 341. ss. ; South Sea, 34!.
to 371.; Olive Oalipoli, 451. Os. to 4.51.105. ; Spanish
and Sicily, 43/. 10s. to 411. 101. ; Palm, 271. to 281. ;
Cocoa-nut, 321. to 351. ; Rape, pale, 321. to 321. 10s. ; Lin-
seed, 271. 100.
London, England, 1852-06-21

SPAIN,

MADRID, 'OWE 14.
Yesterday afternoon General Lam, the new minis.
ter of war, arrived here. He brought some important
news with him. A Carlist movement had taken
son at Alcanices, in Aragon. It was soon sup-
premed, and General Lara gave an earnest of what
may be expected from him in his new positioa, by
ordering the ringleaders to be shot after a short
[ shrift. _ _

F. Garotte publishes royal decrees appointing
General lan minister of war, and General &poles
minister of wine.
MADRID, Join 16.
The ninjority of the royal wand' has pronounced
against the purchase of the Madrid and Aranjoez
railway by the state.
The ' of Minorca is about to be augmented.
The Bober, 74 guns, in expected at Mahon. The
English squadron left Mahon on the 2nd.
London, England, 1852-06-21

SWITZERLAND.

The Bask Caulk of the 17th says :—" In the
last sitting of the Grand Council of Fribourg, it was
2=i to order an inquiry to be made into the cause
present agitation, and to ascertain what the
citizens desire ; to re-open the seminary of young
men destined for the church, and resume negotia-
tions with the ecclesiastical authorities ; to present
petitions to the Federal Assembly for the payment
of the expense occasioned by the war of the :Bonder-
bund ; to abolish the electoral oath, to publish a law
on the incompatibilities, and to name a committee to
simplify the present legislation. A proposition of
M. &haler to dissolve the committee of the meeting
of Posieux, was carried by 38 votes to 29. All the
deputies of the German district have given in their
resignation, with the exception of one. The Prefect
of Muiron, M. Chalonby, has resigned. A new sit-
ting was announced for the 16th inst."
The Ticino Gazette states that the federal govern-
ment has transmitted to the government of Ticino
the papal protest which we mentioned a few days
ago, against the four bills relating to the nomination
to benefices, the secalarisation of public instruction,
and the establishment of a seminary for the clergy
at Ancona. It is contended in the protest that the
bills are contrary to divine authority, and even to
the cantonal and federal constitution. The federal
government has invited the cantonal authorities to
draw up a report on the subject, and stated that it
intended limiting its investigations to the alleged
violation of the federal and cantonal constitutions.
London, England, 1852-06-21

THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocr.

The English funds have further advanced to-dav,
the demand being considerable. Consols have ac-
tually been marked as high as 1001, and arc now
1004 sellers cx div. for the 16th January. Reduced
Threes have risen from 100'4 to 101 ; and the Three-
and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103.; to 1. Bank Stock is
marked 223 Exchequer Bills, March, 755. to 78s.
prem.; ditto June, 89s. to 725. prem.
In the foreign house there is a rise of about per
cent. in Mexican Bonds, besides an improvement in
Spanish, Granadan, and Portuguese. Mexican New
Threes mark '261 to 27 ; ditto Old Bonds, 33.
Granadan Actives, 22i; ditto Deferred, 10,1 to 1.
Portuguese Converted Fours, Spanish Old
Threes, 49 to ; ditto New Deferred, 22 to
Austrian scrip has receded from 3 to 4i prem.
London, England, 1852-06-21

BELGIUM.

The Duchess d'Orleans, eeeompanied by the Count
de Paris and the Duke de Chartres, visited on
Thursday the principal monuments and the cannon
hisairy at Liege. General Changarnier had arrived
at View on Thursday from Maine*, and proceeded
to tholtobl occupied by her royal highness.

TWO SICILIES.
PALERMO, MAT 29.
The French squadron, under the command of
Vico-Admiral Baron de la Same, left these waters
this morning.
London, England, 1852-06-21

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The market is very firm and prices are well supported.
The delivery last week was large (1,627 cooks), and the
trade being quite out of stock, the demand continues good
tar all aorta of Tallow. Speculatively there has not been so
much doing to-day. Present quotations are as follows :
Town Tallow is quoted 375. nett cash ; Petersburg, Y.C.
on the spot, 38s. 91. to 395.; October to December, 38s. 6d.
to 38s. Od.; January to Marsh (1863), 398. 3d.

OF TALLOW.
Ib3o. I ISM.

1832.

Stack this day Caakv . 21,733 p 7,784 ;0.807
Delivery last week I 916 939 1.627
Lb. lowa let lune
arrival lost week I 909 1,911 2,903
130. from In lame • 1,392 4,100 3,703
Mee Y. C. this day per mt ,741 .90., 374.06. 37•44375.9 d. 384.9 d.
Du. Town
PUBLIC &tuts advertised for rridav, 25th June :-100
casks South American Tallow, and 120 casks Australian
1 Tallow.
London, England, 1852-06-21

BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Messrs. I'attenden and Smith, hop factors, report that
the accounts received this morning from the hop planta-
tions speak of the bine having made great progress, and
that fly has not increased to any extent during the last
week. Still it is thought by many that if the wet weather
continues much longer, it will operate against the crop.
The demand contannes regular, but the supply is very
nearly exhausted ; nothing doing on the duty.

SOUTHWARK POTATO MARK ET.-THIS DAY.

Since our last report, there has not been any arrivals
either cos,twi.e or by rail worth meutiouiug. Salesmen
have been enabled to realise more minty of tew l'otatecs
that are left, owing to the wet weather. This will close the
report for the sesson. The following are this day's prices:
York Regents, 140 s. to 1601.; Scotch Cups, 120 s. to 160..

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Ilolywell, 14..; Eden Main, 155.; Hastings Hartley, 144.;
Walls End Goslank, 14s. ; Walls End Hetton, 16a.; Walls
End Stewart's, 16s. ; Walla End Tees, 15s. 9d.—Ship, at
market, 103.

SMITHFIELD MARKET-THIS DAY.

The number of Beasts is small, and the average quality
very middlinn ; consequently there is a brisk demand for
choice descriptions, at advanced rates. Our top quota-
tion has been rather exceeded for • few choiee Scots.
The supply of Sheep and Lambs is large; however, there
is a demand for them, at rather lower prices.
than ou Monday last. Trade is very heavy for Calves,
and lower prices ore submitted to to effect a clearance.
From Germany and Holland there are 497 Beasts, 2,540
Sheep, and 272 Calves; Scotland, 4.50 Boasts; Norfolk and
Suffolk, 2,400; and 200 from the Northern and Midland
Counties :
Per.Woeot Stbk 5. A. a. A.
Fier. I
scot.. iivnefteds 210 4 0
lient shalt team 0 141
000eo4 40414 Won.— 110 3 4
tVares
sea 6
ROC i‘lo Piar-hfC.i 0 0 0 0
111044 at warts'. ftfaf ; fthroo
P.p. SW.

Per 'tenon( tat.s. .. e. A.
Pert Un.. & eh 3 8 4 0
LsL 1e.04.-40081 u 11

I —7.).0.d-,;7.4;;;;' •• • •
Evrc•mvinerwavislity u 0 r.
and Last.. SARI; UYca, 153;

COPYKIGHT.—The Copyright Amendment Act of
the present session (15 Vie. cap. 12), entitlrd "An Act to
enable her Majesty so carry into effect a convention with
France on the subject-of Copyright, and to extend and ex-
plain the international copyright sets, and to explain tile
acts relating to copyright in engravings," has been issued.
It contains 14 sections or clauses. The 18th sec.
of the act 7 and 8 Vie., cap. 12, is partially repealed
by this act. Her Majesty may by order in council
direct that the authors of books published in foreign coun-
tries may for a limited time prevent unauthorised transla-
tions' aid also that the authors of dramatic works repre
vented in foreign countries may for a limited time prevent
unauthorise+l translations. Adaptation of dramatic 'pieces
to the English stage are not to be prevented. *irated
copies of English works are prohibited • . • ex-
cept with the consent of the owner of •
. • •
.% •

i
London, England, 1852-06-21

MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY.

The weather continues very wet sad retards the progress
of the harvest towards maturity. A moderato supply of
English Wheat from Essex and Kent this morning, was
generally held for an advance of Is. to 2s. per or., which,
however, was not freely complied with, and the article
must be quoted Is. per qr. higher than on this day sennutht.
Foreign Wheat was held for a like improvement; but sales
proceeded slowly. Flour was unaltered in value.
Barley was in short supply, and realised the extreme
rates of last week.
The receipts of Oats have proved fully equal to the de-
mand, and prices underwent no change.
Beans and Peas must be quoted 2s. per qr. d .

L1LE19.2L9 INTO LONDON 231021 tith JUNE to 19th Jl:Nii.
147, English. scotch. Irish. Foreign.
Inert
99023 1 74r0
Dailey 379
Oats 1272 1033 1214: I 12617
Malt .....
Floor. 8,627 soils; 21,929 barrels.
London, England, 1852-06-21

THE EXPRESS, MONDIY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1852

FAREWELL BANQUET OF THE HON. EAST

those greatest blessings. Cheers)( I beg to repeat my
thanks he the hew= you hove dame to berllajerny's
sisters. ((Hear, beer.)
The CHAIRMAN then proposed "The health of the
Right Hon. J. C. Herrin, the- President of the Board of
Control." (Cheese.)
Mr. BERRIES, M.P., returned thanks. The noble
lord (Frederick Fittelarence) had so fully expressed the
*satin:eats be entertained with respect to the greatness of
the cheep *kick wm entreated to him that nothing re.
'mined be bees (Mr. Herrin) to add upon that subject. Ile
eatild mete however, refrain from calling the attention of
the noble toed to that important part of the duty which he
would hare to perform in assisting in the councils of the
Bombay Presidency. The noble lord would there have the
opportunity of seeing what he thfr. Herders) had already
see. during the short period he had held offic•—that was to
soy, what England had done, what England was doing, and
what Ragland was aspiring yet to do, for the advancement
of the Unitiess, the prosperity, and the general welfare of
the interesting people to the promotion of whose interests
his future labours would be directed. (Cheers.) In coo-
elusion the right hon. gentleman, in eulogistic terms, gave
The Health of the Chairman,Sir James Weir Hogg."
The tout was drunk amidst lowd cheers.
The CHAIRMAN returned thanks.
The next toasts were, " The Marquis of Dalhousie,"
" The Lord Mayor of London," " the Civil Service of
India and the health of Mr. Bird, a distinguished member
of that service," "the Army of India," and " The visitors
who had honoured the festival with their presence, and the
health of the Duke of Newcastle." (Cheers.)
Immediately after the disposal of this toast, the company
separated. Mr. Toole, who has succeeded his late father
as toastmaster to the company, officiated on this occasion.
London, England, 1852-06-21

TURKEY.

Russia claims from the principality of Wallachia
30 millions of piastres for the expenses of occupa-
tion. This demand has been submitted to the Porte,
and will be the object of a serious examination.
AM Bey, vice-chancellor of the Divan, is to go to
Jerusalem, to put into execution the arrangement
concluded by the Porte with M. de Lavalette.
The Sultan has given orders to the Capstan Pacha
to prepare with the ggrreeaatest possible despatch two
squadrons for the Atehipelsgo, which are to cruise in
search of pirates. The command of these squadrons,
of which the armament is in an advanced state, will
ho confided to two distinguished admirals of the im-
perial marine. One of the squadrons, coediting of
three frigates and one brig, is to cruise upon the
coast of lkunielia from the Dardanelles to Dulcino
in tho Abbanis, under the command of the Admiral
Mutapha Pasha, fcrik of the admiralty. The other
squadron, consisting of three frigates, one corvette,
one schooner, and one steamer, will explore the
coasts of Asia as far as Beyrout, under the orders of
Admiral Ahmed Pasha, ferik and a member of the
council of the admiralty. The total naval force of
the Turks upon the European side of the Archipelago
is 14 ships, mounted with 274 guns. Their total
naval force on the Asiatic side of the Archipelago is
18 ships, armed with 380 guns. The whole fleet is
manned by about 6,000 men.
Baron Tecco, the Sardinian minister, is returned
to Constantinople.
Haircddin Pasha is appointed governor of Erne-
roum, in the place of Masher Puha.
Kabouli Effendi, envoy to Greece, was on the
point of taking his departure for Athens.
London, England, 1852-04-13

AXIMIC•2I MlapTaa w . The Lady Ma areas."
Aft' fallowad " The BM," to which air FITZROY
KULT reteraed thanks ; stair, whisk the Magistrates of the
City sad the Sheri& wan severally Muted, sad the com-
pany "ousted.
We aianot uselade is, report of the proceedings with-
out teaderisi oar thuiks to Mr. Catty, Secretary to the
Lord Mayor, fer the ensellent sonranodatien provided by
lars for the representatives of the public peen.
London, England, 1852-04-13

THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocx.
There is not much business doing in the gold
mining shares to-day. 'the Australian shares re-
main firm, but the Californians are fiat. Nouveau
.Nlondes have been sold at 4- premium. Colonial
gold shares are now placed in the official list, and
mark # to a premium; Lake Bathurst, 5-16 to 7-18

wis
youtsray.

timber
ten. •
London, England, 1852-04-13

MALTA.

MALTA, AritL 8.
Bentinck, with the India mail, arrived this morn-
ing, at half-past four A.M., having come front Alexandria
in 74 hours ! Notwithstanding a somewhat unnecessary
detention (till noon), the Indian Mail will probably reach
England quicker than has ever before been known, as the
Banshee goes on to Marseilles and has been thoroughly
cleaned. _

To Alexandria, against a heavy gale, the Company's
steamer did the distance in 82 hours. Spitfire, surveying
steamer, will leave port to•day to resume her surveys. Oberon,
from Corfu, has arrived to-day.
The fleet with Admiral Condos is to put to sea early next
month, visiting Corfu, Mahon, and other ports, they will
extend their cruise to Gibraltar, not returning until No-
vember.

;fl;i.Tniad States are sending a large nay to the Medi-
terranean. The commodore has already passed the Straits
of Gibraltar in the Jacinto. The frigate Powhatan, St.
Louis and Levant, sloops, may be daily looked for.
London, England, 1852-04-13

In accoidanee with our anticipations, the week's
market has opened with ageneral improvement in
the various departments. Consols have risen to-day
per cent; railway shares and foreign stocks have
she undergone a sensible improvement; and should
the dems.ad fur investment continue as brisk as at
present, enhanced prices can hardly fail to be real-
ised for all descriptions of securities. Looking at the
present high range of the government funds, direct
proof is afforded of the difficulty, of obtaining a means
of remunerative investment. A few more purchases
of Consols will certainly carry them above par, which
they have not touched since 1845.
Consols opened to-day with a firm appearance,
and, as buyers offered, were gradually run up to
991._ In the morning the continuation to the Ilth
412.1. ruled at 1-16 to 4, but in the afternoon it
off, and the quotation loft off at 99; to
CtTaor cash and the account. The settlement of
the month's account engaged a certain share of at-
tention, but the tendency of prices has been all one
way, and hence the adjustment will bo casilyeffected.
The account now closing opened on the 11th
ult. with the price for the 10th April quoted 97! to
/. The daily fluctuations since, as between the
highest and lowest rates, both for money and time,
are shown in the following ;
London, England, 1852-04-13

MINES.

MONDAY EVININO.

An average amount of businesslaisl;;;ntransacted
to-day in English mines. The quotations have been
evenly maintained for the dividend stocks, and tho
speculative shares have been inquired fur quite as
actively, although no advance has been made in
prices. The following are the quotations of shares
dealt in during the day :—West Camden, 1171;
Wheal Neptune, 4,4; West Providence, 52!, 55;
(West Wheal Alfred, 2N., 255.; Alfred Consols, 181,
19; Tremayne, 24, 25; Wellington, 6;, 71; Tran-
neck and Bosence, 41,1; Wheal Arthur, 11, 12;
Wheal Ilarriett, 18a. 6d., 223.; Mill l'ool, 21, 31;
Callington, 71, 8; Lewis, 151„ 161; Tamar Consols,
4,5; Trenance, 51, 61; West Ding Deng, 5;, 6 ;
Great Wheal Alfred, 14, 16; Tiheroft, 91, 101-;
Clive, 305., 355. ; East Buller, 21, 3.
Investments in the Australian gold mining shares
are still stimulated by the accounts lately to hand,
and good premiums are in some cases obtainable ;
but the Californian shares era going out of favour.
The market to-day was more active than of late, but
closed with a weaker appearance. The committee of
the Stock Exchange have fixed Monday the 19th
instant for the settling of the Colonial Gold Com-
pany's shares, which are firm at 7-16 to 9-16 prem.
Port Phillips are rather better, marking prim.;
Agua Fries have receded to 1 prem.; Lake Bathurst
are quoted to a prem.; Quartz Rock, „to 1 prem. ;
Victoria, par to 1 prem.; Melbourne, par to a prem. ;
' New Granada, to a prem.
Santiago shares are rather better at 61.
London, England, 1852-04-14

every movement therein can now be scrutinised and
stigmatised as it deserves.
Ruh and ambitious gentlemen, who have dreamed
of senatorial rank to be achieved by the use of sordid
and scandalous means, had better look to it in time.
The political pimps who have been employing the
customary blandishments to allure them into the
ways of venality and vice will no doubt aware them
that all is right, that no alteration affecting them
has been made iu the law, and that as it was in the
beginning of toryism, it is now, and ever shall be,
roguery without end. Of course this language will
be held by the characters in question, as well as by
every agent who expects to make a haul next time :
what else would such harpies say? But all their
protestations and assurances will not repeal
Lord CAMPBELL'S Act of 1850, whereby the long-
established principles of the law of evidence were
fundamentally changed. A copy of that valuable
specimen of legislative literature may be had
for the moderate sum of three-pence; and we
strongly recommend every gentleman who is
meditating the expenditure of hundreds or thou-
sands of pounds at the coming election, to purchase
a copy of the statute in question and read it once
carefully over to himself every morning after break-
fast from this until parliament is dissolved. We are
very much inclined to hope that by taking this
very simple and disinterested advice, much good
money will be saved for good purposes, instead of
being squandered in the demoralisation of the
humbler classes of the community.
London, England, 1852-04-14

mouth, km not only Issued en addrein, bet eostmeseed an
active canvas. here. It ie generally supposed he will have
the support of Lonl Waid, to which case we cannot help
sinking the liberals uflitildenniust.r, who weft induced
• 'hurt time back to give, reluctantly enough, their coed,
tional promiae of support to ldr. Lowe, will pause berme
they finally commit themselves. The only mrtiee that
could have so inauced thtmi (free trade candidates there
being no locker) to plight their votes wee the understand-
log that the doing so would be gratefully appreciated by
the noble lord, and that he in return would use all his in-
thseuee to return Sir Thomas Winsingtos foe Bewdley.
Dran.ut (errY).—Mr. Atherton, a member of the
Northern Circuit, is • candidate for the representation of
the city of Durham on liberal principles, in conjunction
with Mr. (Rainier.
LIGEDS.—The return of the Right Hon. M. T.
Baines and Sir Ocorge Goodman, the two liners' candi-
dates, is now placed beyond doubt. The requisition has re-
ceived many additional signature', and the joint promi•ra
are between 2,300 and 2,100. In 1841, when the register
of electors was but few below its present number, the
highest number pulled was 2,076, • fact which leaves no
room to doubt that 410011 a;erintevt occur, Mr. Baines and
Sir Oe,ree Goodman would be returned by a majority of
300 ur 100 votes.
London, England, 1852-04-14

EALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK

The official report ear : —The number of deaths
from all causes registered in the metropolitan districts in
the weak ending last Saturday was 1031. An iviprove-
ment is evident in this result when compared with the re-
turns for the previous four weeks, in which severally the
mortality rose above 1200. Ia the ten corresponding weeks
of the years 1842-51 the average was 938, which, if cor-
rected for increase of population, becomes 1032. The
amount of last week therefore nearly coincides with the
estimated number.
Tho table of fatal diseases still, however, shows 235
deaths caused by diseases of the organs of respiration, or
nearly a fourth of the total number, and that the mortality
under this head has not undergone any considerable reduc-
tloo. 'the corrected average of this dam is only 178. These
23.1 eases are thus distributed : laryngitis 4, pleurisy 4,
bronchitis 122, pneumonia 80, asthma and other disease, 23.
hence it appears, on a eomparisoa with the previous week,
that pneumonia coatis:see as fatal, while bronchitis, which
greatly exceeded the average, also maintains about the same
amount. The numberof deaths meribed to phthisis is DOW
lees ; it has decreased tram 161 in the previous week to
140 to the last, width Isalspet the average.
In the epidemic clam of diseases there appears some
tendency to increase. Small-pox was fatal to 25 children
mg 9 adults, scarlatina to 35 penoes ; 11 children were
embed off by measles, 47 by hoepinteough, and 8 by
; 4 persons died of influenza, 44 of typhus, ttc., 2of
t fever, 2 of rheumatic fever, and 7 of erysipelas.
Me following five deaths occurred in the Small-pox
lisegitel :-
0. fed April a female servant from King street, Soho,
aged Si years, " mail-pox, continent, unmodified (49 days) ;
vaseleated in infancy in Suffolk; one cicatrix scarcely per-
iimials." On 4th April a man (no occupation, aged 46
=from Old -street, Soho, "small-pox, eon-
unmodified days) ; vsecinsed when young in
iffialienk ;-eas beige eiestsiz." Oa bth April a
Cza
warm aged II bum Idesekgielemplelds, " small-
pin. eanfleast. Immeedierp. unmodified (9 days) ; semi-
Was" lestarrtaVa LZ:1714 ti;riilm aperbofe;t fromcicatrices, but
Meal (10 derr.o"6.6llllllll24:latUfsPrn• xaliemilucntt,,augelin
czeil from hilite,inniffl-pox, confluent, unpro-
(lo days)."
Lest week the births of 737 boys and 723 girls, in all
1,411 children, were registered in London. The average
Imam in seven mermgeading weeks of 1815-61 was

I
,31 At 1.
ths Serpi Olwassiory, Oresawite, the mesa daily
realdog of the berowsseor was aloft SO h. es every day of
the Week ono* IWO ; the spa of the week was
00.0731 x. The et the week was 44 de-
whisk b of the muse week
hi 10 years. The hely of liaaday as
39.7 ihrese, about f beam Inky deo wow rose 19
47.2 dsezada
syKsaft, which Is 2.4 depose Am it i WI
to 42.3 ea Isrlay sad, rase Ss MA do.
pees w. Ths wlad was yla the aortas
oast
London, England, 1852-06-26

)

The MASTER of the ROLLS gave certain explanations
with reference to some observations made by Lord Lynd-
hurst in the other house on the sui-ject of the suitors in
Chancery Relief the correctness of which he im-
pugned.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER could only
conclude that the observations referred to had not been dif-
fused with packet accuracy.
Sir J. GRAHAM was satisfied the explanation of the
Muter of the Rolls would remove any misapprehension
from the mind of the noble and learned person, who would
be the first repair any unintentional iujury he might
through misapprehension have done to the high reputation
of the Muter of the Rolls.
London, England, 1852-06-26

VDe Court.

The Earl of Derby had an audience of the Queen
ye•t, 7,14 at Itucklughans Palace.
Trace Albert uttroded a brigade field day at half-past
ei.:ht o'clock yesterday morning in Hide-park. 'lite 'wi-
g, le was compaid of three battalions, six., the Ist batty
It m of I irenadb.r Guards,. tilt 2nd battalion of the Scots
l:o.erd., and detachments of the third battalion
and the lir•t battalion Culd.tramin Guards were
formed into one battalmn.

Mild Highness commanded the brigade, ottended by
C I 110111 Te, it.
Priuee AllErt presided yesterday afternoon at a meeting
of the l•ummimrou for promoting and encouraging the
Tine Arts in the rebuilding the Palace of Westminster.
1t.1.11 Drifting., attended by Colonel Douverie, arrived
at tte Palace of Westminster at three o'clock. The Com-
missioners present were the Duke of Newe.estle, the Earl of
A.mnlc4 o, iscount Canning, Lord Mahon, Lord Colborne,
the Eight Hon. Sir James Graham, Sir Robert 11. Inglis,
and Mr. IlalLim Sir Charles L. Eastlake, the secretary,
attended. The meeting broke up at half•past I o'clock.
Prince Arthur and the Princesses Helena and Louisa
took a drive, yesterday morning, iu as open carriage and
ker.
. _

THE
AUSTRALIAN GOLD FIELDS.
London, England, 1852-06-26

from all the circumstances and the evidence pro and con,
that he had not circeded his duty, he should &snits the
complaint. At the mine time he hoped that the penis ins
of the ilitfvrent candidates would act during the forthcomin,
elcciou toe the butuugh with that spirit of Lilco'ss and
good humour which was the characteristic of Englishmen.
London, England, 1852-06-26

SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of the 20th arc destitute of
floss Of litical interest. The Espains states that
contnictpo with the English company represented
b% Mr. Sewell, for making a railroad from Alava to
L.:amender, was signed oo the Itith.

ITALY.
ROMAN STATES.

rhrr Roman correspondent, writing on t►.re 20th of
sites that Signor Baldassari's accusations
the minister of finance had fu;led, through
the intrigues of Cardinal Antonell;., at which the
1',./k was much displeased. A grtead promotion took
i„ in the Roman army on the pith jug, of the
I.i:taboos of foveign troops •sot one way comvicto
t •
,'lthitig had been made *Known with reaped to
Murray.
London, England, 1852-06-26

GritMANY.

AU the (hrmaat governments have given their
went m an extra ordinary matrieular contribution, the
OM et of Much is to hasten the completion of the
ha, ral mare. 'sea of Maycnce and Luxembourg, au
hematite It iet having represented this us an urgent
pr ui.iu.
arteinherg government has submitted to
thc lee:talrture a bill fur punishitig crimes against the
waft aeration.