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LTTENART LABOUR: hen my friend Smith's
dreg comes rented to his door, as he and I are standing on
the steps ready to go out for a drive, how cheerful and frisky
the horses look. I think I en them, es I saw them yester-
day, coming round from the stable-yard, with their glossy
coats and the silver of their tames' glancing in the May
sunshine, the May sunshine mellowed somewhat by the
green reflection of two great leafy trees. They were going
eat for a journey of twenty miles. They were, in fact,
about to begin their day's work, gad they knew they were ;
yet how buoyant and willing they looked. There was not
the faintest appearance of any disposition to shrink from
Weir task, as if it wee • hard sad petrol one. No; they
were eager to be at it; they were manifestly enjoying the
sanction= of the brisk exertion in the midst of which they
would be in hoe minutes longer. And by the time we have
got into our places, sad have wrapped those met fur robes
comfortably about our limbs, the thanes sem& have their
heeds given them; end instantly they ding themselves at
their collars and can hardly be refereed from breakine Into
e furious gager. Happy oreatares, you enjoy your week;
yea wish nothing better than to get at it, And when I hove
occasionally beheld • ploughman, bricklayer, gardener,
weaver, or blechernith, begin his work in the
worming, I have envied him the readiness and
williagner with which he took to it. The ploughman, after
he has got his bores harnessed to Ike plough, does not
delay amines: into the test the shiniag share enters, sad
away go horses, plough, and men. It wee the ploughman
no
effort to mete up hit mind to bowie. He dose not stand
Irresolute, as you and I in childish days have often done
whoa taken down to the ea for our morning dip, and when
And to get courage to take the first plunge under water.
And the bricklayer lifts sad pieces the fret brick of his
daily task jug as easily as the he
atn. The weever, too.
sits down without motel struggle his loom, and sets off
at once. How different is the wee with meet men whore
work is mental ; more particularly how differeat is MAO
'with most men whose work la to write—to spin out the
their
thoughts into compositions for other people to wad or to paten
to 1 How oath men, for the most part, shrink from their
work—pet it off as long es may be; and even when the
paper is reread out and the pen all right, and the ink within
h easy reach, how they keep back from the final plungr I And
after they hive baton to write, how they daily with teir
sithket; shrink back se long as poeible from grappling wish
its dithcalties ; twist shoat sad about, talking of army
trrolerant matters, before they can trimmer' up resolution to
go at the reel point they have got to writs about I How
moth unwilllegsees there Is fairly to put the seek to the
collar !—Fresser's Argasitis for Jana.
FATAL CCIDENT AT TTNNYOUTEL-.Arelarrtlay
afternoon, as three youths belonging to Oat shed were
amusing thr.useives row!: g of the shore neer the end of the
sew breakwater at Troseronth, they were caroler. enough to
allow the boat to go into the embers, by which it was im-
mediately ermined. There were several persons near the spot
at the time, bat thee wee a heavy ground swell which ren-
dered all help from boats sleet Impossible sad very danger-
ous ; the boys were therefore immersed newel minute
before say aid mall le gives to thee. Two of them holding
en to the hoe were presently men gad saved; the third sank
to ram so more .live. One of the two rescued wee fessesible
when brought butrevied under the ordinary elms.
—Nrsoosetk CArow.f..

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MONEY MARKET -2MS DAY.

Two o'CLocw.
The funds Cr. still rising. Ths fresh
advance established to-day amounts to about

/ per cent. Business is limited, but marked
firmness prevails. The government broker has not
resumed his purchases on public mount.
In all the other departments of the Stock Ex-
change a fresh improvement has taken pleas.
British, Indian, Canadian, and French railway
shares are in especial demand.
Consols have been dealt in at 921 to 931 for
money, and 93 to 931 for the 7th disse. The pre-
sent quotation is 93 to 931 both for money and the
account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 220 to
222 ; the Three perCents.Redaoed at 911 to 921; the
New Three per Cents., at 91/ to 921; the India/Four
per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 94 to 941;
the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 931 to 1 ; India
Bonds, at ea. to to. dig.; and zolleauer Bills, at
17s. to 21s. prem., being still heavy.
The osoal telegrams from the Paris Bourne have
not yet ooze to hand.
A considerable amount of business has been done
in the foreign stock market, and in nearly alt in-
stances the tendency of prices is upwards. The
Old Turkish Six per Cents., have risen
to 88 to 68, and the New to 66 to
67. Peruvian, Venezuelan, Spanish, Ports-
guess, Brazilian, and Russian stooks are
inquired' for. Sales are recorded as fol-
lows :—Brazilian Fonr-and-a-Half par Cents.,
1862, 901 ; ditto Four-and- a-Half per Cents..
1858, 911; Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 171;
Danish Three per Centh, 82; Dutch Two-and-a-
Half per Cents., 81 (exchange, 1284 ; Mexican
Three per Cents., 171, 171: ditto, for account, 17f ;
Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Conte., 831, 83, 83};
Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 413;
Russian Five per Cents., 103 ; ditto Four-and-a-
Half per Cents., 931 ; Spanish New Deferred Three
per Cents.,2Bl; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 881;
ditto for account, 87, 1181, 671 ; ditto Six per
Cents., 1858, 68; ditto for account, 67; ditto,
Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102; Venezuela Five
per Cents., 38 ; ditto Deferred Two per Cents., 181.
The steamer Tamer, from Brazil for Southampton,
has reached Lisbon, with 67,529/. in specie.
The discount market yesterday was very quiet.
First-class bills up to two months date were taken
at 3 per cent. There were very few applications at
the Bank, and these only from regular customers,
whom interests will be prejudiced if the minimum be
maintained at 41 per cent.
A telegram, received yesterday from Amster-
dam, announces a rise of about 1 per cent in Austrian
stock.
The bullion operations at the Bulk yesterday con-
sisted of a withdrawal of about 10,0004 in bar gold.
The Ottoman Bank yesterday received from Con-
stantinople and the Levant about 21,6001.,inTorkish
gold coin and 3,000 sovereigns. The former will be
forwarded to the Continent.
The private shipments of silver by the Calcutta
and China steamer of the 4th of June are expected
to exceed 200,0001., but it appears that the remit-
tances on government account have ceased.
About 267,0001. in Australian gold is now con-
sidered
due, by the ships Shooting S' ass, Ellen
Stuart, and Monarch; and a similar sum ought to
arrive in two or three weeks by the Chili, Essex,
Indian Queen, and Owen Glendower.
In Mark-lane yeaterday,English wheat sold slowly
at a reduction of Ps. to 4s. per quarter from the
previous Monday's rates.
The half-yearly report of the directors of
the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company hes
been issued. The dividend decided upon has
already been stated. The directors mention that the
operations of the company have been carried on with
success and regularity. A considerable rise in the
freight of ezals to all the company's stations has
formed the principal drawback. Mr. Anderson's
mission to Egypt has been attended with the satis-
factory result of the conclusion of a new transit
treaty with the Viceroy, by which reductions are
effected in the cot of transit of passengers, goods,
and specie, whilst a-rtingements are also made tend-
ing to the increased safety and comfort of travellers
and security of property.
The directors of the Calcutta and South Eastern
Railway Company announce, in their report, that
they have determined to construct the line by means
of their own officers, instead of handing it over to
contractors.
It is stated that the screw steamer Lady Sale will
sail in a few days for the Mediterranean with about
ten miles of cable on board. On her reaching Malta
the fractured cable between ;that place and tXglian
will be repaired if the weather be favourable. The
Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company have
obtained authority from the Neapolitan government
to lay a cable from Sicily to Malta, and the necessary
arrangements to carry out this operation are expected
to be shortly completed. The line will be about 60
miles in length, and in the event of any accident
occurring to the Malta and Cagliari wires, the gua-
rantee at present allowed by the British government
to the Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company
will apply to the new Poe.
The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this
week a decrease or 2,0201.
The weekly traffic return of the Great Western
Railway of Canada, received yesterday, stows a der
crease of 1,641/. sterliog.
At the meeting of the Eastern of France Railway
Company, held at Paris on Saturday, the dividend
was fixed at the rata already annoirced, viz.,
20f. 46c. per share. The accounts were adopted, ae
well as the new convention between the company
and the government.
A petition for the winding up of the British and
Foreign Reliance Marine Assurance Company is ap-
pointed to be heard in the Court of Chancery on the
11th of June.
The half-yearly meeting of the Channel Islands
Telegraph Company is called for the 14th of Jane.
The Herculean has arrived from Clint with
630,8001b5. of tea.

!tome Sveirrne.
Consols, which closed on Saturday
to 93
to h
opened this morning at 921 to 1, rose to 93 to 1.
and closed at NI to 93.1, both for money and the
7th of June. The official business report is
follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money. 92),
4,1, 93, 924, 931; ditto, for account (7th June),
921, f, 93; Three per Cents. Iteduced, 911, 4;
New ;Three per Cents., 911, I, 4. 92; Thirty
Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 171 ; Bank
Stock, 220, 222; Indian Pour per Cent. Deben-
tures, issued in 1858, 94, 931; the Scrip of the new
Loan, 031, 931.
Exchequer Bills remain dull, at 18s. to 225. prem.
The scrip of the new Indian Loan has again risen
per cent., closing at 934 to 4. The Four per
Cent. Debentured, issued last year, were quoted 931
to 941.
In the foreign stock market, a fair amount of
business was done, and the tendency of priori was
upwards. Turkish stocks exhibit a fresh rime of 11
per cent., the old loan closing at 86 to 87, and the
new at 65 to 58. Mexican Bonds hare risen to 171
to f. There were also a number of inquiries lor
Spanish, Portuguese, Brazilian, Peruvian, I'ene-
zuelan, and Turkish Guaranteed Bonds.
Bank shares to-day were steady, with a moderate
anionnt of business. Ottoman Bank were rather
firmer, at 15 to 16. The shares of the National and
London Discount Companies were more inquired for.
Bed Sea Telegraph have risen to 14 to 61 din. Vie-
feria Dock stock was firmer. St. Katharine Dock
was officially marked 84 and 83.
The last issue of Victoria GOVtlllllleflt Den ntares
-rase 4 per cent. today..
Melbourne Corporation Six per Cent. Bondi were
dealt in to-day at 105.

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