... PRICES OF CONSOLS AND SHARE IrrTyr.r. V-r1-ra-. ?? ?? ARES, HULL, YESTNIWAY Evr.a. C Coneols for Account, oetober - . . 981- Ambergates ?? j Bl ulchorns ?? o Caledonians ?? .- . . Easternl Counlties ?? - ..ts- East Lancashire ?? - ?? ?? Edillbro' and Glasgow ?? . - C- x Great Nortern .104. ?? Great Western . ?? 633_4 Lancaishir anid Yorkshire . ?? 96 Leeis Northern ?? ?? . Brightoen . . ?? ...

... GREAT MEETING oR SHIPOWNERS IN HULL. One of the most numerous and influential meetings connec of shipowners that ever assembled in this port wvas held owiere in the Exchange on Wednesday, at noon, to receive the tn iths report of the dep utrtion recently appointed by a general ha mneeting in this town to attend the conference of dl.Ta gates in London from all the shipping interest in ,Ir rsol ...

... Tonlilleretat marticto, &r. I CORN MARKETS. HULL, Juice 1. (From Thoma-s Binnciy antI Co.'s Circular.) Arrivals of wvheat and barley continue good, but moderate of othor grain. The weather dur~ing the last fewdayslhas become quite warms and summer-like, and in every way favourable for thle growing crops; the wheat plant progresses rapidly, and with a continuance of present forcing weather the ...

... PRICES OF CONSOLS AND) .5 tITTTr,. YV-i-'-V PI- .- AR ES, ; LU LL, YPSTERDAY Evy.lNNo Consols for Accolsit, Ma ?? ?? Anhbergates ?? . . Caeonians ?? ?? . S 2'i 4j Eastern Ciunties ?? 57 Eaist Lincashire . ?? b- -S Fdinbro'and Glasgow ?? - ?? Great Northern ?? ?? ?? Great VN ester ?? Laneahilreand Yorkshire . ?? 87 Lec ls Northern . ?? . - -- Brighton . 105 London an d Nortb vesternl I. 9_ ...

... AsM!ri E I SHIPPING .TNUUMECE' I| 1. I-7amp PAY ~29.-Wind Wvy~ Twio hate were loI ~dlast might with deck cag NiCooiM 'condition from -the Loire, the remainder of cargo Is b'-- 7damaged. The ship will 1ie a tote. 'wieck. Two fltssh anidtwo marewferesen~t at thismorning to her. 0 Autnv~p.-Tooterday:, Atrerids, rearos, from- Mei. Pet day: Tgz from Goatzacomlcos-LoopoIdine, rerieers,. from Mc ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING. The market for public securities has been rather flat to-day, but the quotations have nevertheless been no firmly supported, the decline at the close of business being only e per cent. Several small sales were made, _ which, together with the anuouncement of a loan for £10,000,000, when tle amount hadbeen previously estimated at only £5,000,000, tended to remove the ...

... .I L SIIPNd INTIGE CE. MONDAY,Y 1iOVEUIDEPR 15. ARvr.-.-yiksterday: Valleyfield. Gutheridge. from rlalia. S-&LPD.-NOv 13: IEise, WkOenforil, for Dlairtzia. To- day.: Amity, M'Villlarm for Pallario-ToarnL Joaquill, Aro- Oocttr, O istez wink, fr' -rluat1otad Sarah, Thenona, from-VI aterford far thui, rt, at Amiweol. Ularn, Foulten, fule Croestadjt forthis ort at frolyhead. Sirr'r Ann V filiapn, ...

... D - -7 - -- - - .- ?? E SATURDAY, MAY 1.-Wind N.W. o The Marsden from Curaco, was ashore near Waterloo, and u not the lifury Stewart, as reported. S AnrvAS.-Abby Brown Moody, from Apalachicola-- I C Laura Snow, Crockett, Key West, with the cargo of the Aga- 3f ?? York, Edwards, Oharleoton-Boadicea, Coult. ' ohart, Mobile-G. F. Patten, Mitchell, Savannah-W. F. Storer, .s Comery. New Orlesns-W. ...

... I- - ?? ?? a a ot FRIDAY, APRIL 30.-Wind W. P AuRYIVED. -Yesterdjay:' Eastern City, Johnson, from pi 66-Akyab-Runnymede. Woods, Africa-Sangines, Lanaga, Cien- re ?? Chief, Higgins; Tigress, Stephens; and E, 5. Frank Flint, Robinson, Now Orleans-Blne Jacket, Drown, St C~,St. Michael 5. Tlo-day: Pole Stoar(new basque), Hnll-Lofwer' l~s Hultman, Huelva-Eiz~rabeth Msehtelina, Wesels, Rotter- o ,s. ...

... I A Tuteno O'CLOCK, FRxMkY, JUNE 4, 1858. 0I11 17 O \FI,,Iy I TIL Pd MIA iE AND n~'VO0KS. ned TnsDY 10 I Arnltereoand 14.obtecoJne 43 4td 0 10 I Ititet ati ?? 1y . ?? 401 43T4 I Ito le r~ t and Cuttut, Do'n . 2 0 All 'Ilirte, .W., ?? atic Vo 'e 7C u04t 251 ?? 10 41 Sti, ?? and ?? 91 F 5d ?? 40 Si 50) Cjjeutec and 1Htlyhoea .. I 4 35 50) 1ark tend ?? 9 504 y½.e ?? Rd 1 aD ittlii tee l~ ?? ...

... THE HORRoRso A CONVICT The Bishop of Perth, Australia, took his passage for thatý remote diocese in the convict ship NMle, M which aifdd from Plymouth in September last. In a letter which has just been published, dated Bahia,, he describes some of the, incidents and adventures whichl he encountered on that.6ventful voyage. It was no' secret thaet the bat'6h 6f, convicts with whom the bishop ...

... (Fron th ?? ?? Tuesday, April 27.) I BANKRUPTS. Richard Evans, sen., Grey-terrace, and Napier-strect, Great e Dover-street, Newingtou, aud Talbot Inn-yard, Hillh-street5 e Southwark, veterinary surgeon, to surrender May 14, at tw., - and June 8, at twelve, at the Bankmupts' Court: solicitor, Mr. Silvester, Great Dover-stroet, Southiwurk; offical irsigmc% 2 Mi'. Stansfeld, Basiughall-ntreet. d ...