... 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 ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCOE, L of FRIDAY, AUGUST 20.-Wind N.N.W. 1. re- AoRrVED.-Ycsterday: Frank Pierce, Leach, from New 10 ýab Orleans -Ironsides, Curtis, Mobile-Trenton, Lochead, Quebec 5 --Katty Darling, Shapter, Nantes-Juno, Skov, Dantzie- 10 Jane and Rebecca, Antwerp. To-day .Elora, Acock, from 10 she Sines-Frethiof, Berg, Brevig-Trio, Byrn, Rotterdom - Oliver 2 by Moses, Otis, and W. F. ...

... FRIDAY, AUGUST 27.-Wind N.W. The Mary Jane, from Glasgow at this port, with pig iron, t towed in by the Uncle Bam (tug), leaking badly, having been 1 on shore outside. s ARaIcVED-Lillies, Bell, from Caliao-Berlin, May, Sa- vannah-Isabolla, Coffin, St. John, N.B.-White Cloud, Tanner, Trieste-Black Cat. Samnuels, Huelva-Warner, . }Henry, Archangel-Alma-Lord Dafferin, New Orleans- t Cintr.s ...

... ?? our own Correspencent.) rest LON~DON, MONDAY AFTYERNOON. ho- Consols: have been heavy to-day, the India news S den exercising a somewhat unfavourable effeot, and prices II ila- have receded 4 percent. The opening quotation was ~ae 95J J for the August account, and a decline has since ich occurred to 954, at which there were buyers at three IL the o'clock. Tia- Produce markets are very quiet ...

... COTIBMCIAL, (TFroA our ?? (CoNepondlent.) 0 LONDON, SATURDAY ArTnEnROON. h The funds opened at the closing prices of yester- ;o day, being 95& 0 for money, and 96; for the account. e They have remained without alteration all the A morning. The produce snarkets are firm. The d return of the Bidok of England this week is eon- if sidorably more favourable than that of last, and yet it is nto as ...