... Our market continues to be well supplied with fat beasts; the number to-day from the North was large and the quality generally good. The supply of fat sheep and lambs was not so large, but yet there was improvement in the price. The show of fat pigs was more plentiful than it has been for some time. Fat and store calves were numerous. Beef, sd. 5A.il. ; Mutton. sd. (id.; Lamb, 18s. to 21s. ; ...

... Midland Kaii.way Company. —It is known that the | committee are incessant prosecuting the inquiries tor which they were appointed, hut owing to the magnitude ol the undertaking, it, is uncertain when they will bring their labours to a close. Until the report shall appear, there will not much business done in .Midland shares, although there are no grounds tor anticipating an unfavourable return ...

... the general meetingon tin' 4tli proximo, and that consequently a further adjournnu-ut will take place. believe that as regards the Vork ami Newcastle Company, the report its affairs w ill not ready for the adjourned meeting oil the I Ith proximo, but yet official notification tin that subject has been made. As to the Vork and North Midland committee. we are unable to state whether or not they ...

... the foundation stone. It is rumoured that Lord Scarborough baa been requested to officiate on the occasion; but the day is not yet generally known.—Notts. Guardian. Catholics and Protestants at Malta.—Sunday, June 17.—0f local news have little since my last, except the attempt on the part of the Roman Catholic bishop to renew the attack of his predecessor, Camana, agaiust the institution of ...

... AMERICA. LivcarooL, Monday Night. The North American mail steamer Hibernia, Captain Stone, has arrived with advices from New York to the 22d, Boston to the 23d, and Halifax to the 25th ult. The Hibernia brings passengers, including Mr. Mac ready. Canada continued undisturbed factious violence. The city Montreal is tranquil. The business of legislation proceeded with tranquillity. From the ...

... In-Patients admitted - 111 Out-Patients admitted Ditto discharged - 9 Ditto discharged - - 1.1 Ditto accidents - - 2 Ditto accidents 3 Ditto dead 0 the Books - - 344 the House - - 55 Inoculated for Cow Peek HOUSE visitors for the next WEEK: Mr. Whitaker Johnson and Mr. Jessopp. rtlVSlelAN AND SURGEON FOR NEXT WEEK. Dr. Bent and Mr. Wright. ...

... the great distress at present existing in Ireland. The return of the amount received to Tnursdav evening states It i!,OfiOl. Makum: Arc at Hcckinuham Palace.— Preparations have commenced for the removal of this celebrated arch, which will be re-erected at the principal entrance to the Home Park, at Windsor Castle. Potatoes. —In a Belgian newspaper appears circular dispatch which has been ...

... * ~ - I (FROM OI OWN Friday, June I. [Before Mr. Commissioner Balcly. There were no meetings to-d:iv. Amongst those for next week, are Waki field, Nottingham, adjourned la-t examination, and Fox, of Derby, sharebroker, certificate meeting. 1 .. . I ...

... Warwicii, Thursday, June 7. The election of a representative for South Warwickshire, in the room of Mr. Shirley, resigned, took place in the Countyhall this morning. It was rumoured in Warwick this morning that opposition had been arranged at Leamington last night, but the report would appear to incorrect. Lord Guernsey, the Protectionist candidate, was accompanied the hustings by the lloli. C ...

... BEFORE MR. B. T. HAI.CCY, CORONER. adjourned inquest was held at the Guildhall, in tiiis borough, Monday, the case a little boy aged eight ; years, named Isaac Smith, who was drowned in the lock of the I.ittlc Eaton Canal, oil the afternoon Thursday la-t. . It appeared from the evidence of a boy who accompanied the defeased to the canal, that they went there in company with other boys for the ...

... HARVEST PROSPECTS. The accounts from all quarters are most satisfactory; there is, in fact, drawback, the reports of the appearance of blight in the potato crop being so far believed to be wholly groundless. The cereal crops are represented to be most luxuriant, and from all sides there are the prognostics of an early and abundant harvest, and this notwithstanding the complaints thousands of ...

... FINANCIAL SUMMARY THE WEEK. The advices from the Continent this week, though of gloomy character have failed to depress our prices. Capital weighs on the market for investment, and the feeling insecurity felt abroad serves rather to heighten than to depreciate the value of our securities. Consols have been fairly supported through the week, and are now at nearly the same quotation as when we ...