The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03 00:00:00

June 3,1851,

EXPRESS NEWS•

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, MONDAY NIG/IT ,
EXHIBITION.—Her Majesty and Prince Albert visited
the Exhibition this morning, and up to four o'clow'
45,440 persons had been admitted.
PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING.—Up to Friday eveningl
resolution respecting a revision of the constitution, agree
to by the Parliamentary Club of the Rue des Pyramidegt
had received the signature of 220 members of the Assam'
bly. So numerous are the petitions for a revision that
six persons are daily occupied in counting the signature*
,
The President has been enthusiastically received at Ton:
nese and Digon. The Fives are higher, being
_
done at 91
francs.

The Dutch advices, by the steamer arrived this after'
noon, notice firmness in coffee, but no advance. 504111,.
quiet at Amsterdam and Rotterdam. Rice is flat. POP."',,"
pimento, and ginger are neglected, and prices rattler
lower.

BERLIN, MAY 31sT.—The King has issued a
terial decree, establishing a Provincial Diet, as it existedbefore the revolution of '4B, and commanding the In°•
bers who were then in office to resume their duties. sHi
AMBRO', 29TH MAY.—Exchange on London, 13
steady. Coffee still in demand.
MADRID, MAY 27.—Symptoms of discontent had sPrunt
up among the people at Saragossa, but no open outbr.eB
The
o,,cccuerhreeedr;detth,e,
haeuttwhoeerintitehsehaGdevtaekrhetmi eevhetraynpdretrptieopen:
is the cause of this bad feeling ; and the Times corresPil,
dent writes that the Concordat affair will spread trouble
and disquietude throughout Spain. The stipulations 0'
behalf of the Papal Government are extremely unacce-P-
-table.

SIR JOHN FRANKLIN. bat
The Calcutta journals were received today, from t-
presidency, they having been sent on board the Preen"or
on the 21st, which had not reached Suez when the PS°.
bay mail left. The Bombay Telegraph of the 3d ofMag
contains the following extract from a Sidney paper of
early part of February :—" The Brothers had made a "I,',
quick run from Honolulu of 29 days, which is one oft L"st
quickest passages on record. Captain Stayers stated t: d
the day prior to his departure the British Consul ,P;),
received intelligence of two vessels discovered wreckeu,l.
St. George's Sound, supposed to be Sir John Franklin, 54;
and that two of her Majesty's brigs were dispatched
ascertain the truth of the assertion.

HOUSE OF LORDS.--LAST NIGHT.
Their Lordships met at five o'clock.—Lord LYN 1)11 , e
ferring to the bill about to he introduced for reforming
40
Court of Chancery, called the Lord Chancellor's attentionti;e
an act which had been passed permitting proceedings ;nand
Irish Court to be instituted by petition instead of hit', act
mentioned various facts to show that the working of the de.
had been most satisfactory, both to the plaintiffs and00
fendants, and to the High Judge of the court.—The
CHANCELLOR said he did not think the present expellers
would warrant him in introducing into his bill so grea„ffie
"hang" as that recommended by the noble lord.—After sv„A.
observations from Lord BROUGHAM, the matter was droP c"
vitsrru
t;

(LEFT SITTING.)

HOUSE OF COMNIONS.—LAST NIGHT. .00
The Speaker took the Chair at four o'clock.—On the MI%
for the second reading of the New Forest Deer Removal the
Mr. GRANTLEY BERKELEY moved, as an amendment, t.11,i00,
second reading be put off for six months.—Upon a 11,''28;
the numbers were, for the second reading, A 2; against,,.„„
majmty, 54.—The bill was con4eqw.ntly read a second tio";e.,
and ordered to be committed The Manchester 100 P r re
Bill We
merit Bill, and the Manchester Water Works re-
read for the third time, and pa.sed—Mr. SPOONER then It)cist
tented a petition from a person of the name of Edvrtf
who had been committed to Newgate for contenlP.
an order of the house concerning certain proceedings coon
with the late election for St. Albans, and gave notice tlut.o.
Friday he should move that the prisoner, who expressed 0"..„,
trition for his offence, he discharged.—Lord NEWPORT
ented a petition from the Earl of Bradford and another S73g
complaining that, owing to conscientious objections to tilno
the oaths of supremacy, they were virtually prevented ,_'lof
enjoying the privilege to which they were otherwise entitled
sitting and voting in the upper House of Parliament.
[LEFF SITTING.]

TATTERSALL'S, YESTERDAY. t
NEW STAKES.-2 to 1 agst Brother to Elthiron ;3to 1 ag6
Queen Anne colt; 4 to 1 agst Eclat. to 1
ASCOT.-9 to 2 agst Vatican ;7to 1 agst Ballet Gir,, - ;
agst Abderhaman.
QUEEN'S VASE.-5 to 1 agst Monica Colt; 6to agst Little
Jack.
65'
EMPEROR'S PLATE.-7 to 4 agst Trouncer ;ato 2 agst R°
j
borough, taken.
ST. LEGER.-15 to 1 agst Exeter and Mountain Deer. ..„,n;
DERBY,-16 to 1 agst Elcot ;20to 1 agst Brother to Elthund
33 to 1 agst Queen Anne colt; 40 to 1 agst Homebrewed 4"
Houlakin.

LONDON MONEY AND SHARE MARKETS.—YEszEIWir.
CLOSING PRICES. d
Consols Account, 98 ; Do. Money, 971 8 ; Three-uer
an
Quarter per Cents, 983- ; Bank Stock, 2103 11} ; Exche9.-„e,
Bills. 41 4 Prm. English Market steady, but very little clalb
—Foreign Stocks neglected ; Mexicans, 343 53 ;
Actives, 303 tl ; Ditto Threes, 403 ; Ditto Passives, 5 6
and
Railway Shares better, but prices close scarcely 80 at.° d
London Stock, 125 3 ; Do. Quarter Nor Prin. • ma°
Stock, 56 3 ; Do. Halves 16 153 Oise; th Staffordab..,irtel;
73 4 Dis. ; South Eastern, ; London, Brighton, and stern
Coast, 963 73; Caledonians, 13$ ; East Anglian, 3i 4; Ea
erin
Counties, 63 73 ; East Lancashire, 15i 164 ; Great Northern,
18} ; Great Western, 873 83 ; Lancashire and Yorkshirel:;
York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 21 3 ; Do. Extension,4i
York and North. Midland, 23 3.

LONDON CORN MARKET.—YESTERDAY.
At our market to-day there is but a scanty show of Enbst
wheat, and millers are cautious, but the rates of Monday 'To
are supported ; for Foreign flit terms are asked, but the stop
are small. Barley, beans, and peas are taken steadily, at fit,
former prices. Oats, 6d. to Is. per qr. dearer. Flour, boil
English and Foreign, in moderate demand, at the terms or.ri
day se'night.
English White Wheat
„ Red

ARAIVALI,

425. to 480'
375. to OF

Qrs.
English Wheat
„ Barley
„ Oats
„ Malt
„ Flour
„ Beans
„ Peas
Irish Wheat
„ Oats .
„ Malt..

Qrs. 8144

3479
248
896
9889
1740
409

Foreign

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—IrEsTERnkr• ed:
Sugar.—Foreign rather cheaper, with few buyers ; ROI! or
Market trade dull ; brown lumps, 47s.—Coffee. neglected !nod
dinary native Ceylon, 38s.—Tea.—Common congou 01p;
demand, at I Id. per lb., but other sorts dull.—Rice.—Ea° opo
dia firmer, and demand better.-oil.—Linseed in brisk del".oe'
at 208. 9d. to 318.—Indigo.—East India dull, and ratbercbe'fA rv.ef
Cotton.—Demand better, atd sales made were at fully fo
rates.

TALLOW RETURNS. beirig
The stock is now 36,533 casks against 25,729 last year,,, 001
an increase of 10.809 casks. The deliveries last vs:ee'vieeic
amounted to 723 casks against 1,224 in the corresponding , for
last year. The market continues firm at; 37a. 9d. to 38 '
fine Y C on the spot, but the demand is small.

SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET.—YEsTER.k:.effIII'
The supply of Beasts being less, the trade is more.co ,arge•
Sheep and lambs are rather lower, and the quantity hey
Calves are in demand, at Friday's prices. Beasts, 3482
t,200.
and Lambs, 31,540; Calves, 334 ; Pigs, 480; Scotch Ber. iresl,
Beef, 2s. 2d. to 3s. 6d. ; Mutton, 2s. 10d. to 38. 10,..""64.
2s. Bd. to 4s. ; Pork, 3s. to 3s. Bd. ; Lamb, 3s. Id. to 55.

The Banshee, steamship, arrived at MarseijJ se "-
Thursday, in fifty-five hours, from Malta' tardaYl ill
London was splendidly illuminated on Ss.-
honor of her Majesty's birthday. de
forONne • of
without the aide
artificial peas, grown near London,
WWI
Fwrriydauyn,oAplpro.sHeda.lliwell, protectionist, was rettli°
artificial heat, were exhibited for sale in Coveut-g
market last week.
An influential meeting was held in Exeter on Saturd-IJY:
to protest against the proposed Diocesan Synod. Sir
Kennaway, Bart., presided.
A fire broke out, on Saturday night, on the remises
of
pr
Mr. Caplin, Bridle-lane, London. All the furniture /Ito
destroyed, and Mrs. Caplin was unfortunately burped
death.

and A I
jlr.
rJ..
FB.r
Peelight,,
/members of
Rome," against the first clause of the Ecclesiastical T 1
t
voted
e(r
or. n E
Friday .Gladwsittohnetile Sir,, J. G#lllB of
Bill. Mr. Cardwell and Sir T. B. Birch were abseet'fois
In the case of Mr. Cole, who was assaulted at the i:ce,
of Wight election, and died so suddenly in consequeltoi
the jury have returned a verdict of " manslaughter sga
divers persons unknown." A 000
Two females, one 22 and the other 40, jumped
Blackfriar's bridge on Saturday last, but were ret ere
after being in the water some time. Both of then Vera•
dissipated characters, and had agreed to destroy
t"
selves together. Vie°
DIED.—On the 29th instant, aged 10 months, •itop•
Lund,
daughter of Mr. R. L. Roberts, Little 147-''

TELEGRAPH-OFFICE, .TtrNE 2.
Wind at Holyhead, W.S.W., fresh breeze. tts,tBl
OFF HOLYHEAD.—Jenny Jones, barque, for culctsoefj,
a.m. ; Othello, schooner, from Laguna, at 7 a.m. ; r 4, fro'
barque, from London, at 1 30 p.m. ; Lancefield, schoon'
Lisbon, at 6 30 p.m.
011' the Port at 8 p.m., 1 brig and 2 schooners.

-
LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, YEsTEaDiavo' 001
There was a large supply of both beasts and sheep Steep Ste
this day, fully 200 more beasts, and 2,400 morelo
!ces
lambs than last week, the consequence was that Pr'
way

SINKING Trlll Off_tti•
42d. to sd. "
. 44d. „ 44d. 0
4id. „ 41d.
3d. „ 34dd. 0
sd. „ 54. o
5 d. 0 d.
4d. 40. 0
6 d. fid*

Prime tirat-elasa Heifers
Second-class Heifers
Prime tiret-class Oxen
Old Cows and half-fed Oxen
Primo %Tethers, Shorn
►econd quality Ditto
Old Ewe,* Ditto
Lambs