The Express. — London, England, 1851-04-11 00:00:00

Tvbt 4xl3lCti. Na 1,444.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, lB5l. [THREEPE CE. my4PALER-MACHE and IRON TEA-TRAYS. As samtalast al Tsa hays sad Walters nbutly enprsec allistim r.a to extent, variety. or novelty, la not welling by is g. IV 'TON. at prises mu& trove ter wail, in sanac =of bis brae tesent b rebam, A r pa SV' Papise-grard o ad Tray., per let of tam from 110 a OtL to th witness. Ditto. Iran ditto from ISs. Id. to 4 guineas. Orme* abase, ditto An irlitTlOW quantity of small poster-nhtehf and less it.,,, Mill of there eaceuted in the blatant ease to atq at about • ghost'r of their original met ; being odd. or Ciwhtly nut of condition. Tbrae are 'spectral; worthy .0* attentton of torero and codas-bouts. beeper,. Round and Oottn• trarmrs, oaks and bread buckets, orprally low. TAMPS of an SORTS and PATTERNS.—The hur,t, as well W. aboicod, aaaartniant of PALMER% MAO aad other CANDLYSTICKS, AMAMI), and _NEAR LAM M. With an the lanai upo osenk and of Use town sad rot anaerobe Warm, iA amine, !anemias and plea 'W., er paper matt*, m mem" a at W. d, wiser, a 1 the ___mealy nunlike an sow selling. pALMitit. 8 CANDLES, 644. R pound. PALMER'S PA'S ENT CAN DLLS, all loathed . Pew." .* dabble Indus bad p. pound. Mid aloe, 3 Imes ad. do. MINFISIVI" 3ee Incite dab fle swore manned for every artkle bet approwd a. Deßdled Clatalwbes, arlib erwrawase, as wen ref awry Irce wcwarry &Me*, awl Iper poet) Rs,. WILLIAM s. 14111:0UX, 7w IMPORD.STREET, wawa d New. ara.street; sod Re. I, NEW MAN4IIKILIET. Retabaabed a Wells-Week a... WlO. THE lIU%IAN HAUL. - The ea precedrrA* d sesseme nOwIANIX , MACAlletAlt ul4 either ID prore • t ltebt e l v ii ..t eirealnielexrelb and beauty , reetorioa , 4 •b 7 atenbas It oiraerrow tianneetwee, net certified by the Islithret nalltentlen. It lur. whew.' the • ulo•i. porrasee of royally, not oily se manta .ar nun Cowie bat flow of the *bole huione• Tram raiaoot . panty out dribrecy, tt b ohnirably MIAS • d for tue h el chiluren, tyru at lb Moot leader bye, and la Colul.latly Yell a the War* ry of royalty sad try the (mile e of the Debi i.y sal arietneraey. Poet Se hi , or I may bathe (equal to tour me: at in. IN., and doubt. that 00\1 a. On the wrapper of e. eb boob of doe y.rtor an tbe.• yonb., to two lbw —" Kos lands' Mi er., noid by 0. oIiWLAND sal bu:46, 11 0 , mil by sllaboo4to avl,erluabore. p.. , U BARRY'S HEVALENTA AKABICA Ft)01/ • huts Tem , ' Itdistetlua, Coristimidua, htervoceassm Asthma, Flatmate.. y, Numoii, :Menem at the Momeett, sad Vomiting, ib• ,dakar .Many d arbid. had ...laced as tomb adaaree .hat Imre 'suable, is muau withuut matches, have hems mainly remoohl by DU MILKY'S eacr.leat FOOD —3lmia Jolly Worth..., Uny, Dear thaw" h.mllar Mellor uliab. ut tun* from the Richt lims the Laid MUST. de Deem., to. Venerate... arendeacoa Aiesmaley Chian, el Ituas ; M. fur -.1.-eerul Thomas bow, ESTIMIA; Willis. 11 On 1 0 aMI.. bunaierat.um, harig's Whew, emalfacalle. s our 01 60 Josue Pam- Iyaa ; sad a.,. to . •th. r "amour hoer, hiliutaa, enema, as . stomachic accuplamta, cow, el:hut...teem, ilietena." palpitation, tr. Scad to SOAOOPTO situ full fmtrucloria, masking 110., at 2s. M. ; 210., at la. ad.. Oh., at lla. ; 12;',., at 210. ; super named quality, 101 M, at Me. ; 510., at 21a. The 1/11h. and 1210. POD' PTO an hovrardeel tree Oi ON IMr 00 receipt ol a yout-ollior wider. he I'll MAOIST a.. 1 a... In. Nor Ikeulatovt, buskin also at Un Art 4'.1, Miami; 4,Cheamide; 60, Graceellinewtreet ; 4.., balsa ; acute Wabia; sad la, Kiag Wil bia..-ageet, lay. JEWS. NEWS, NRWS.— TAU 5 Pt, Cheerio, awl lazy A Newqraprr la lbw weld. LLOYD'S WEEKLY 1,4D0N h V.W,PAPER contain. Silty large COIIIIIIIII of the very labia 100,1 sena. 14. the .nonvent of pub iration) tom all parts of the world, to e• pro.. ekott be tcontropb, and oth.r to ran.. retrardkes of ripen-e. 'floe Cy ...L. of the Prams b. publi.hed every Naomi*, Went in tone for toot. Prier only Tbrreionce, put free. bend three pretaav phial. Ato tattooed Lloyd, lt. t she eny...quire Loathes, sad liteeltt Vie fall 1161 • en*, ; le Order le May MIPS sp at. FRANCE. PARIS, TiII:WWI ETF.NINO. M. Leon Faucher is once more charged with the formation of a definitive cabinet. My information is to the effect that the mimes of Fould and Baroche had been withdrawn, and would be re placed by representatives of the same party, the club of the Rue des Pyramidcs, but the following nominations of a new ministry are in the P a tric, and, it is said, will be published in the Monitcar of to-morrow M. Baroche, Foreign Affairs; M. ltouhcr, Justice; M. Fould, Finance; M. Leon Faucher, Interior; M. Buffet, Commerce; General Bandon, War ; M. Magne, Public Works; 11. du Crouscilkes, Instruction ; M. Chasseloup I.:tu ba, Marine." There is a gnat deal of alarming talk afloat about the prospects of an emeote, and desperate armed struggle lwfore the summer is over. I must confess that I du nut in the least partake these fears ; for I am persuaded that on the one hand the socialists will find no autficient support fur such an outbreak in the national feeling, unless provoked by a coup titan, and that, on the other hand, those who are , fora coup tretat will find themselves in far too small a minority to dare to attempt anything of the kind. The alarming talk proceeds from an agitation to form a party fur the extra-legal revision of the constitution; and it will be hushed in proportiou as the well-intentioned men of the agi tating party, including the club of the Rue des 15 monies, become aware that by pushing their manieuvrt•s to extremes. they will plunge the country into that state of disorder to prevent a nick they desire the prolongation of j the President's powers. It becomes daily more obvious that the legality party. which is iu fact a coalition of men having separate objects, is getting the upper hand. The fractions of the coalition meet upon this Fround of present allegiance to the constitution, just as the fractions of the As sembly and of the nation at large, whatever the diversity of their opinions, meet upon the ground of the republic. %When Thiers, Lamartine, l)ufuure, Cavaignite, the Mountain, Larochejacque lin. Berryer, all say the law must be respected, and stick to that. however praiseworthy the exertions of Leon Faucher, %troche, Montulembert, and others rallied round the Elysiy, to organise a party for me iuiun a tout pros, it is obvious that such exertions cannot lead to any result but failure. Hence. despite the Patric, I am dis posed to believe that M. Leon Faucher will be once more defeated in his attempts to form a cabinet, and that in the end the views and services of Odilon 'bang and Itufaure must be accepted. The policy of these would be at once to conjure down the storm which threatens France in 1852 from the exasperated opposition which the electoral law of May meets with throughout the country from the democratic part). The event which has been most talked of during the day is an article in the Comidirtionas , , attacking Odilon Barrot. M. °ranter de Cassagnac, the writer, is the sword. as it were, of M. Fould, who opens with a golden key the columns of certain papers to the expression of his humour. Being at the pre sent moment greatly exasperated against M. 0. Barrett, he has found in the slashing pen of the former editor of the Epoque an apt instrument to wreak his spiteful mood. • To-day. iu the committee on the Avignon Railway, the prop esition of M. Ranci was opposed by MM. Oouin and Odium. M. Boner declared that ha would apply to the Assembly to refer to the com mittee the bill depmed yesterday by the government,' as well as all the other propositions. To-day the Assembly war occupied with discus,iag the credit of 200,1100 fr. demanded for the Mehra , - tion of the 4th of May. M. Noel Parfait ridiculed the puerile and absurd tinsel upon which the public money was wasted, and proposed that the Assembly should go in a body with the constituted authorities and the people to the column of the Bastille,and there proclaim an amnesty in favour of the convicts of June. Ilia motion having been rejected, the bill was adopted by 45`J against 83. The Assembly then re sumed the debate on the Moots-de-Ptiti The expul of the French refugees has not been executed in the canton of Geneva. The funds were stationary. TURKEY. A letter from Constantinople of March 23, says: The Sultan had refused to accede to the demands of Austria to exclude M. Kossuth and seven of his companions iu exile from the benefit of liberation, and the Austrian minister referred to Vienna for fresh instructions. General Aupick awaited the arrival of his successor. BOSNIA. Advices from Baena Semi, of the 2Gth alt, that the Fort of Jajee has been evacuated by the I ANOTHER RCNOCRED SECESSION TO Rolm.— in nts and occupied by the Sultan's troops. The w p rem ier, /LP. fer the county of linefeed, Las, it is • was slightly wounded in the engagement. ' the Ree& church. SPAIN. MADRID, APRIL 5. The debate on the motion of M. Millen Alonso occupied the whole of yesterday's sitting in the Chamber of Deputies, and was continued to-day. Yesterday, after the C ount de Fabraquer had spoken in favour of .the bill, M. Bermudez de Castro, in a long speech, opposed it. He insisted that it was dis advantageous to the creditors and to the country, and that it would lead to a national insolvency. The president of the council replied at great length. I send you the most interesting extracts from the speech of M. Bravo Murillo : Looking now at the question in its economical sense, I will review that which his occurred in this important affair. We had a consolidated debt that in 1836 amounted to about 200 millions of reels, the interest of which was paid. At this epoch the payment of the interest was suspended, because circumstances required it—because it wus no longer possible to pay it. This interest remained unpaid till 1840 inclusive. In Dill the government decreed the conversion of the coupons then overdue from 1836 to 1840 into a new consolidated debt of three per cents., con verting the interest into principal. This debt has been regularly paid from its creation; but the 200 and odd millions of interest of the Five per Cent. and Four per Cent. stock, suspended since 1836, and this debt, now remains unpaid. In 1845 the Minister of Finance, seeing the necessity of freeing the budget, in which annually figured these 200 millions, although they were not paid, presented a project to demand authority to settle the debt, and set apart for this purpose the 40 millions of reals the excess of the budget he had presented. The authority was conceded, but circumstances, always more powerful than men, did not permit it. In 1817 the ministry of M. Pacheco appointed a committee to prepare a project fur the settlement of the debt, this ministry seeing, as had dune all which preceded it, the necessity of this step. In this year M. Benton de Lys, the present Minister of Foreign Affairs, on presenting the budgetourried to it the sum of4omillionsof reels for the debt, smiler the implicit condition that this year the budget, as in the preceding years, was voted by authority. In 1849 the settlement was again talked of, and the deputies acknow ledged its necessity and urgency. During the session of 1840, in the committee on the budget, I was forced to in clude in the budget a sum destined to the payment of the debt, arranging it as might be possible, making only a solemn promise that a project of law should be presented on this matter. Consequently, in the same session, u deputy made the proposition. Interpidlations were put to the government whether it intended to devote itself to this set tlement, and pressing it to do so. I was compelled, in uccordance with my coUeuguea,to say that the government was disputed to present, if it were possible, a project of law in that session . The legislature was closed with these antece dents, with these promises made by the government, with its word solemnly engaged to show that they were nut illusory promises ; that the offers were intended, and the pro ject prepared to be presented to the Congress was published with a view that it should be puhlicy known, and should inform the persons interested, so that, with a full knowledge of all circumstances, they might offer the plans they considered the moat convenient, the most acceptable, at the opening of the present session. Iler Majesty deigned to notice the subject of the settlement of the debt in her speech from the throne. It is this royal recommendation we desire to comply with in presenting the project of which I have funiished you with the historical details. The following figures will enable you to appreciate the financial situation. The budget-general of expenditure amounts to 1,108,416,088 ros. Deducted from this sum is 1,108 millions and a half for the monthly payments of the active class, the two for the passive clam; and the four, six, and ten fur the passives, 75,000,000. Although the reduc tion in the budget amounts to 80 millions of reels, the amount of 74 millions is taken. Consequently the ordinary budget of 1841 of expenditure is reduced to 1,0.'3.3,219,000 reals. The budget-general of receipts amounts to 1,218,996,000 reels. If there be deducted 128,800,000 reels ter reproductive expenses there remains to the credit of the budget, net of receipts, 1,090,194,000 reals. The ordinary budget of expenditure amounting to 1,03.3,219.000 reale, there is a Surplus of receipts of 56,976,000 reals. On this sur plus is deducted on the budget of this year so much for the payment of interest, as for a sinking fund, in the hypothesis of the adoption of the law submitted to you, 36 millions of reals. The deficit is reduced to 50,976,000 reale. There is to he added to this the extraordinary budget of expenditure, amounting to 242,537,000 reels. After deduction of 50 mil lions of the extraordinary budget, the expenditure is re duced to 151,570,000 reels. Such is the deficit in the budget of 1851. This deficit may be covered in four years. The available funds to meet these new obligations, contracted by the state in consequence of the settlement of the debt, are the surplus of the ordinary budget, the natural increase of revenue, and the sums retained on the allowances of the active and passive classes. These will amount to 100 mil- lions. To make up 112 millions, the amount of these obli gations of the state, there wants 12 millions, which it will be easy to find on the surplus of the colonies. Their pros perity leaves no doubt of this. - - - After this speech, the debate was adjourned till to-day. The only event of importance in the sitting of to day—at leu.st up to post-time—is the speech of M. Mon, who was listened to in deep silence. Ile said : '• I do not want the settlement to be adjourned in the sense in which an adjournment is meant in England, namely as a vote of disapproval. I desire the settlement of the debt to be just and practical. Under these conditions 1 would vote for it with the present government or with any other, even if it were beaded by the most advanced in opinion of the progressist minority. For me this question is neither a political one nor a cabinet question. The President of the Council has not the means of settling the debt. If we decree the payment of the debt, and are then obliged, from want of means, to adjourn the execution of the measure, conceive to yourselves the reclamations to which we shall be exposed, the embarrassments which we shall bring on the nation. M. Bravo Nlurillo says that he has the memo., but the possession is a secret, and if the president of the council should quit power, currying his secret with him—(laughter)—how will his successor be able to comply with the obligation of the settlement." M. Mon was left speaking when the post closed, M. Pacheco was expected to answer him. The Pro gresistas were expected to vote with the govern ment. The party of Sartorius counted on 104 votes. Pacheco was expected to make some home thrusts at Pidal The greatest excitement reigns in all political parties. If the motion of Milan Alonso be carried the cabinet will either resign or dissolve the Cortes. Our telegraphic despatch of yesterday has already informed us that the government has adopted the latter alternative. The measure of making a second appeal to the country within so short a pi:Hod, and amid such dissensions in the Modemdo party, is thought exceedingly hazardous, and is of course bit terly deprecated by the party of Sartorius, Mon, and Tidal, whose strength it is thus sought to diminish. In the meanwhile, if the dissolution should be de creed, every effort will be made to upset the mi nistry through a palace intrigue, which will be aided with all the interest which General Names can command from Paris. GERMANY. German polities—there being yet no answer from Austria to Prussis's lind note—arc quite at a stand still. The papers contain nothing of importance A telegraphic despatch from Vienna announces that the great powder magazine at Temeswar blew up on the 3rd inst., and caused considerable loss of life and destruction of property in the vicinity. GREECE AND TILE LEVANT. We have received by the Levant mail Athens journals to the 28th ult. inclusively. They do not confirm the news received by Trieste of the dissolu tion of the Chamber of Representatives, in conse quence of a severe check received by the ministry in the discussion on the elections; but we find, by the report of the proceedings in the Chamber, that the ministry had received more than one check, and that a dissolution was probable. As the news from Trieste gave no date for the dissolution, we cannot conclude from the journals that it has not taken place. The Vienna Gazette of the 3rd says: "Prince Leopold of Bavaria and his wife formally refuse to accept the crown of Greece for their eldest son, after the death of King Otho, union Art. 40 of the Greek constitution, which retrives fist the King should profess the Greek rehip" be asdified." SECOND EDITION. FROM THIS NIG lIT'S GAZETTE. FOREIGN-OFFICE, APRIL B.—The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. H. Jones Brooke as Consul at Bel fast for the United States of America; also of Mr. William Hare as Consul at Halifax, Nova Scotia, for the free Hanseatic city of Bremen. WHITEHALL, APRIL 7.—The Queen has been pleased to grant the place of one of the Lords of Session in Scotland to Andrew Rutherford, Esq., her 'Majesty's Advo cate for Scotland, in the room of Sir Jame Wellwood Moncreiff, Bart., deceased. WttrrEn APRII. 8. —The Queen has been pleased to grant the office of her Majesty's Advocate for amtland to James Moncreiff, Esq., her Majesty's Solicitor- General for Scotland, in the room of Andrew Rutherford, WI., appointed a Lord of Session. se DOWNING-lITREET, APRIL 11.—The Queen has WA keen pleased to appoint Samuel Crcelman, Esq., to be Iv itraancial Secretary for the province of Nova Scotia. ge; CROWN OFFlCE.—Members returned to serve in at. We present Rarliament.—April 9. For the city of Coventry : Charles ()each, of Birmingham, in the county of War wick, Esquire, in the room of George James Turner, Esquire, who has accepted the office of Vice Chancellor. It April 11. For the county of Somerset; Western division: r- Willi= Henry Powell Gore Langton, of the parish of 23 Newton Saint Loe, in the said county, Esq., in the room of Sir Alexander Hood, Bart., deceased. St • II IVALOITICF., Aron 11. Ind fleet. of Drest.—Conset r. hcrerau.amo to be lieut. by per., .ice 2 Ilibbret, mtg. IY 7th beet. or Cemsooo, from I Ith 1., to be lieut., n, . , . Without poe., Mee Kay Are. ' 13$ I lib P.—Gen.. Cadet It. them', from the Ruh. MIL Col., to be emu, 12 without per., Mee Cameron, prom. In 7th F. au lith F.—Lieut. W. H. WOADa to be emit., by par., Mee Read, who tit. rent.; Ens. T. W. GIMITIMII to be IL ut., by pur., Tim Queade. 17 11th F.—Capt. J. P. HALL to be paym .at., ‘3.01 P. V. Wood, who 30 rota. UpOU h..p. 161 flee F.—Lieot. OC. Dwaine to be emit., by Sur., Mee Irwin. who ',t rent.; Pee. Lleut. W. J. Lron to be Met lieut., by per., rte. Lachine. IS 36th F.—Lleut. W. K. Itsmortan to be mitt., by par., Mee Carew, 20 who rem ; Kau T. RICA to be lieut., by pur. Mee Grant, who 20 rets.; Ent. It. HAIIIOIth to be lieut., bt 3 auz., V it o Ralnell.rd. 30 311tb P.—Lieut. C. S. Emcee to be amt., pur" The &Mg's, who Ili retu : Ens. H. K. AN to be lieut., by par., vise Raker. It Met V.—Rao. M. llustur to be lieut., by par., Mee Penwiek, who St. ... 9lst F. refs. —Tie, C.ll. S. Flamm to be Bent., by pur., Tide Bethune, who rets. Rifle Brigade.—See. Lieut. the Hon. O. B. Lcocr, from the 60th F., to IS be vice gir H. W. Mather, Bart., wlrf few St. Royal Newfoundland Corneae's, —Era. IL A. Law, to by adjut., vice Be tiillesple, who resigns the adjunct. only. ADMIRALTY, Aran. S. lb The foil wing p1.1110t611111 bare this d.y taken place, entwerthent on the death of Vic....tdnu. T. Browne: Iftea.Aden. ef the Waite air S. _4 rem, th he vice.ado. of the Red; Vice - Adm. of th e blue " 6 .,„, H. M. . to be vice-adm. of the White; Rear-Adm. of the MI A. ITSAOHT to be vice-Wm. of the Sloe; R.m,-Adm. of the Whitt J. B. PIATIP to be rear.adm. of the Red; War-Adm. of the Blue O. T. FALCOu to be rear.adso. of the White; Capt. J. CARTIA to Le rear.aulm. of the Blue. Bt. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. so EDWARD HALL, Salford, small ware manufacturer. BANKRUPTS. 81 SO ROBERT DADEADEN, Lion Colliery, Llanelly, Car- to marthenshirc, coal merchant, to FREDERICK ERNst DANIEL lIAOT, Aldcrmanbury, incr. so chant. _ at. WI L LIAM . PRANG LEY, New SWUM, Wiltshire, music seller. WILLIAM MATTHEWS MILLS, Charlton-place, Islington, builder. u JOHN lionwett„ Lower Marsh, Lambeth, eheesemoneer. is; WILLIAMA:vonewK, Liverpool, commission merchmt. ROBIST ELLNUN Donor, Ruck Terry, Cheshire, apothc- tl ea 7st wine CAVE, South Kilworth, Leicestershire, farmer. t. JOSEPH MANE, Warwick, Warwiclivhire, victualler, Ss GEOEUE PUWLESLAND, teeth, Devonshire, dealer in g t . seeds. WILLIAM FRUDD, Barnsley, Yorkshire, draper. xC GEOROL 11,011,0 N, jun., Osbaldwick, Yorkshire, horse 23 dealer. RICHARD WHATAEA', Accrington, Lancashire, draper. y e SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. fo Ronent ALESANDEIt, Jun., Glasgow, commission mar- 1 . 2 . chant. SO --- KAMme KOF ENGLAN D.—Ammer for tlw week enlin I April 6, 1461. ii.' is Intl 01745T14111.1. 11 Notes Waal /77.2 10 4, 3 46 Gorman ni lAbt. ... 6.11.015.1.0 Other Securilir Kiorijiir , K. Gobi C,olo snit Million 33.360.670 Oliva limUion 33,376 07191.345 iiiitiss I se 111.3111110 DI Pr:Victory' OW!: ..../,140.1..4.1 fist 3.04.40% r6qqie. Attie tinelo.lkad Artistutil. C14.14%.!.50 I /the.. Fecurltius p7/270 uf Nu .0 0.ht,a...11 :11v. Amu.) ILFALO9I Ottoct , , 107 , 100 wras-ftysetlotaer 1,v14.:a2 Uuld sad LiAlw 04.3.1 137,134,911 April 10.1851. 137,113414 U I II M. II et umlaut. SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British pact-es.uou iu Amadeu, computed tree the returns mutt U in the nen ending the Sth Aprd, 1851, 1.4 2 , 15. 7,d. per elm doer, be produce of the Mindanao, I. Bugar, the pro Mee of the m pest Indies, 27, 7d. Tho scents* prim of the three tam lug de. U encripUms, jointly, is 24.91 d. 111 AYLESBURY ELECTION. STATE OF TIIE POLL THIS DAY AT TWELVE I so O'CLOCK. Bethell Ferranti Majority At the above hour there were 600 yet to poll. NEWMARKET RACES. THIS DAY. [By Eketric Telegraph.) PORT STAKES. Knight of Avenal .. Beehunter Torpor SWEEPSTAKES. Midas walked over. LAW INTELLIGENCE THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Berea' Ma. Connionorea VAAL IN KZ LACIeRATEEN AND CaAna. The bankrupts, Augustus Alexander Leckersteen and William liamilton Crake, were Bast India merchants, in Mourcgate-street. The failure, which occurred two or three years ago, excited some attention at the time. The Mile now came before the court for the appointment of a new trade assignee, both the assignees originally appointed— Mr. James Brennan and Mr. Charles Scott Hadow—being dead. Mr. Juhu George Lang, of Great St. Helen's, gun manufacturer, was appointed, and consented to act. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. Barna. Ms. 1.4.4110 N Worm. Martha Harlington, one of the young women concerned with Dr. Gray Smythe in conspiring to effect the seduction of some of the girls who were his victims, was placed at the bar, a bill for conspiracy having been found against her. No esidence being offered, she was acquitted. Sarah lVhitethurn, 73, widow, • repulsive-looking old woman, was indicted for the manslaughter of H. Greenaway. Mr. lludillestone and Mr. Itebton prosecuted. The facts of the zass have already appeared at some length in the police reports, and it will be recollected that the pri soner was one of the nurses in the Camberwell Workhouse, and had under her care the deceased, • child not quite two years of age. On the night of March 26, the child, which had been suffering from diarrhea, was very restless, and wanted some drink ; but prisoner not giving it enough, it continued to cry, when the prisoner beat it, and put it to bed; later in the 1 night the child continued to cry, and crawled from where it lay and fell out of bed. Prisoner took it up and threw it with violence into the bed, and its head struck against the head of the bedstead, which is iron. The child was for some time insensible, and after it had come to and cried the pri soner beat and pinched it, and some one saying that she would kill it, the prisoner said, " A d—d good job, too ;" It languished for two days, and died. Um medical evidence proved that the child was much bruised and pinched, and that the cause of death was the rupture of a blood-vessel in the head, arising from same violence done to the head. The prisoner said the child injured itself by falling from the bed. Mr. Baron Martin having summed up, The jury found the prisoner Guilty. She woe 'Wawa to 11kmonthe imprisonment and hard tabour. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o•CroCs. Business in the share market is agaiiiietriaecito day, but it is of a sound character, and the prices of all descriptions have been firmly maintained at yes terday's range, whilst in many instances purchases could not be elfectedwithout the concession of a further fractional advance. The appearance of the market is at present decidedly good. Great Westerns have improved to Sit ; Lancashires and Yorkshires to 591 ; Midlands to 6l; ; South Eastern. to 27}; Lon don and North Western stock to 128. SHARES AND IfOCIDIUNOVARANTEED. Cloplng Klan Yeirterelas. •:eS today up to I o'clock. RAILWATS. se . lAberdeen_,.. I I Si limbers„ Notting . .. Bo and East Jorattoo . 111 .. iiirni.Woly. k BtourVa WO ilinsic4 and Lula SO , C4l4.4loairs 30 !Owen Elnlibe;d 43 ':Aabi n. 341 delfaatJune U bet Angll.m (ED IL It E. and L. &D. . . Is DO. (Cie K. a . 30 &mons Louutles Li &stew Calm, eau A.. . (Ito E. U. bb.) 24 Do. elan B C ditto 15 Vat lailoodgre Gil Do. New J Aare. Yellaburgb and s . 4lifiburgb . , rerth,Du adee F.:«;;jt7;(iliinT247iti - u lOnal SiM tDere m Do. j shares,A.Deferred 114 W. 1 ovlureA, %Sp...vet- II Cit Suutb. amid %Vest. (Ire.) AOC Ure.at Western 1 - IW. CLancuter *pti Carllsl• uo. Toird. Iwo ILasemblre mut' , 12.. Dn. I ..towes 1114 Do. hobs ... 11, Do. Went IlidiaguaieW iO feeds and Tbwek j 111;Losolon sod Bleckweill .114 I)o.Tilbury Estens.l.dri 100 Los.. Brighten. &S. Ocoee . Ueda' Nortb.Weetero I; Do. do, New 1 sham . i I ii:al;7ll,3l.earii.(6)l 11.10 'Gad= & S.-uth.Weetena, —.--- 42i Do., SIO 34 Do., £lO .. .4 Manes., Hoz., 'ad Miami lOU 4taseh.,Sbel.,tangetrii. 1i Do.ll4a.di Lmel. Unica I Do. ,iso luo Do. !nem. end Derby U Newmarket . e Newport, Abergemay , end Hereford_ i{ 'iorthen7 Counties . 1777i0n 7 %..rry swl gruilshills 19 North Britusb 174 Surth titaltedakirs... %%“tvrn 50 Oland, Wore., & WtAver . •t 5 4.-o•teih Central „. . 1. leoillrla Midland bi uo., Olken H. ihrorsbury &Herder:lD wl larewsbuij sal CliesJ all g0 4 71 . 111 "43L . ) ft Lat. °sweat(' ... I Do. New ... 61 :tr"voursi" 30 *Kith Esstens SO Su %null, Wales ... is I v.rth y, ti 11, itexisti,n anal ilarilepooL. 9; Caw Vale Extension .. 17, ShinesllseenWskikßall. IS Vale 01 Neath laidietilt;lati - d id..lkeda,: atiVnunt-rd and Lunatic-al 2* Tork.biebaustle&Borwieki 20 Lb. do. bat...tom .. 9 tb.O.N.E.Pw ebbe SO Yolk sad Monk SWlaid LINES LEASED AT FIXED !Berke & Hants. Eat.! per Lt. (law' to UL Western 99 BuosinghaosetOslorOJuoc ollestulypd.,orwittsguer. oats. Deo .to Lit. N net. 254 291 DO !Ala witOunt aguararAee Linseed to Greetweeti en IS , 27 IS Biros. Wolr., and Dudley i I pa 441t.p1 A. Wee.tero riv arnarantee • westkro T Spm 'curd tri.l ;11141 I I GivatWt 13 Ditto without • (le.re! w tif!iTLA I u4loueYingham•w.. to Loa& ontt onern, !LastlAncArt.h,gyar a.. 4 GCNottliernl * l iielliteelby(l.l aka:: Xi' 22 Do. 4 slums (ditto) . 126 , Do. ..11.a. s (data) n Leeds& Bradford ;Midland 124 London and Greenwichl (leered to Soeth reetrro. 91.1 • Ditto itereremo (ditto,: 39 Lowestoft Guar.4priCeett.l (.reird to litakek) / so NklathernilEAsirrn p< (leaerd to Eieteoltetleri 1 14! IHtto New (444 e) 1 23 rrneond Wyre J*. Loa I teN.Weet.llLane.Hltoril 41 43 10i•l4tto *arcs A) (ditto) 74 $4 pa 19 20 jite44.l.,Guild.ond Monti (Irtoed o 9 .uthEa•teto 21 114 Ilk if lloyeton and Ilarble ,1 to Great Norterra Oil 2. Do. tderpretb Eatto.(ditto 14 If pa 12 ! 9490tat0 Statfurdobite tlourd! to Hr. 14• Clean 2 die 23 . Woo Valley, a p. Cl. pus. ' Arend to stoottonteDur. 24 244 30 f 30 I Wilts, Hornereet,dWrym. I (lased to 6rt. N 'term 43 434 171 171 321 33 101 103 30 01 23 31 971 24 II 111 311 241 13 IS S 4 14 4 S pm PREFERS:4CE SHARE& 131 Aberdeen- el . ... ... .. ' I ls oh 10 Valudian SIO .. _.. Li 6 15 itheoer and Holyhead .. 'l6 16 es d all !Dundee, reek. and Aber, iCtl.l Juneti.c ... ...i ; the par a 36;k:1A snataut(3?..oB)6p.Ct.! 3 6 Si 6 'Dim (5i.) 7 per Cent. ...! 2 IUiVo (U. 17..) ?per Cent.' 6j. Saari a CountHs Catena, oi Du S to per Ct. do. 1 0 14 1 , par pea IS Ha. New a per Cent. rtoc . l ' rrl 11 Pi. IS Saat.lleies,.crit itu.6 p.Ct .HI 16 3 Ediuburgn, Sunb, and Dundee, 56 pe tent ...: I die par 1 Cietst Yardarm I per Cent , 131 136 %Ma Wedrn(l)Stglatbai 1 pa II IrenYorta. VVP 1 li dia • 11 LiniallabiranQuarta.lll 1110 Itedlirialat.A&Coast, Q (laletroyi.Thrd IN tl '" New guar. b per CI., I 6 LandosiftlbWeetern New? :6 0314011 10 Ds. New 310 . , 3 Du. PI 3fiell4s.Com.l3-311.0 p.Ct $ Norfolk Extension e Do. Si per (kat. Guar. I !forth British I Mood, Worceotor, .Nolvor.,Cl3,6poscoot !IN 119 10 &week& Chreler(Nor.W. Mo.) 6 per Coot— .. 25 South Devon .. 17 York. Nerronotle,k Ben., (11.Nortla or Fxrd.poosb.l 3 Ditto Diuo . 10 YorkkN.lll6.ll.B6.6.Pireb •1.. . i4l ll 13 Hi 11 12 P ll 131 1+11 2k 17 IS I I 11 az ili , ii li 2 62 11 114 II 124 12 II FOREIGN Rd 20 20 Boulogne sad Amigos .• 30 20 Imo. Yonne Moron, 20 0 ..Dotels Lbsoild . 20 14 Eon Indian 2 I !Great IDdion Pentowls.. 3 2 41 Do. 134 24 Soria datooia - II 74 Do. do. Nov 20 2O !donor and Liege - PO 110 27.7ttarra of [Two . lie 1U 11 4 1 1 dls OilsZral WerZai 10 111 tad. rot Odors 110 Pals red Pads awl le I bora Ed 10 I IS Oaks re Mem AOII Tom sad Santis ILWAY& IS le 4 dis 1 pea Poi I 1 I'm II l • 1 4. i i s , 1 4 11 IS Las SS 37 13 311 13 101 da 4 : a tis RAILWAY SHARE \'lenna LITIIIPOOL, APRIL I.o.—Tho slier* mast km been can enflamed to•day, and • loin Mims No toss dm at Wier =b . : following ate Ow tmonogiow :—Oalndoni" 14—Z on lit --tommilow sod T M 4—Lob swi Mink 17 -141 ww" BrigOloo, owl Nog Oleg. lonia mg Moth Water% ISS —Mtn isow i slogos), # ) Itli a lo gai r e4 4( won M p. a.a •— idIA I III i—Ditto r rt siongok . 14 IN O.—North - 7i G d.--Illowniwry ..d U U (51$ Is. U. A ° 41 lb. IL 11). 4 o.—lllionwlowy sod Mater (sew Slot h. sbals). 111 6.-4EII ibis ind SElT—Tark, Illowoolio. mg 111 1411 7 11 414.-I=tl i 4.—Tort Ml Itarlik MA. • . MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoci. The English stock market has again been the scene of a fair amount of movement to-day. The specula tive business is not large, but money purchases, which at this time may fairly be taken as repre senting operations for permanent investment, have been prosecuted to some extent, and have caused an additional advance of 1,. The market has been further strengthened by another purchase of the Reduced Three per Cents., at on public account. Consols opened as they left off yesterday, and have since improved k to their present quotations, which is 97 to 4 for money, and 97Z- to for the ac count of the 13th of May. The official statement of transactions is : Three per Cent. Consols,97, 97,1 ditto for account, 97 1 ,, 97, k ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 961, ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 97; „, a ; Long Annuities, 1860, 7 5-16, ; ditto 30 years, 1860, 7 9-16, ; South Sea Stock, 107; ; Bank Stock, 2111, 211. The market for the floating debt is steady, with little doing. Exchequer bills, 1,000/., mark 375. and 548. prem.; India bonds, under 1,0001., 625. and 655. prem. Foreign stocks have attacted little attention to day, and the quotations of most descriptions are nominally unaltered. Mexican and Spanish bonds continue depressed, the former being unfavourably affected by the anxiety felt as to the in telligence brought by the packet now several days overdue. Spanish Actives have been sold as low as 18Z, which is a shade below even the extreme point of yesterday's depressions. The details of the tele graphic news of the 7th. announcing the dissolution of the Cortes, are looked for with much interest. The advices through the ordinary channels only comedown to the sth, on which day Senor Mon spoke against the government proposition. Russian Four - and -a - Half per Cent. Bonds continue to be inquired after for investment, and the price has reached 99. Peruvian stocks are steady. The official re port of the day's business is : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., b 9 ex div. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 94. Danish Five per Cents, 1011. Four per Cent. Dutch Certificates, 891, 90 cx div. Mexican Bonds for the 16th of April, 331. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, for account, 85 ; ditto De ferred, 40. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,9BZ, 99. Spanish Active Five per Cents. for account, 19, 18, ; ditto Passive, 5. The following arc the prices negotiated : Time. Pnceonegottated. From To 111113otT. If plc I i 0.17 otv. Ilfi. 1111.1714 T. 13ines.nechl. Moos. l'itch. 118111. Okr. 119fi. 1311. Mar. ISO I,ltr. Amsterdam per t Short onto ' ,, 3 llonthst Rotterdam The Lague Mambo, mid Alto ~ „ Ttlute Antwerp Bruwels Client rarie „ abort 25fre, veto ... 25;ree. Sete. Ditto „ 3 Months2sfree.274eta... 25 , r0k 27 eta. Havre „ 251rc0.254.t0 ... 251ree. Pet, Hordes= .... " 25frer.25cte. ... 25frcs. Men% it ii ain Laud Wes „ „ 21fret.25ets. ... Woo. 3 acts. " Vries Vete. 1512 e. Mete. Genoa Leonora ....... ...... - .. 301 r. 50etit. .. 3 Ir. 5.5. to - Milan NalMtn per tatat 51e5Ailla . Madrid per ZBar Cadiz Penile ...... 9, Barcelona. BM= Li•nuit Oporto pet milrei „ It tuir.nucue. sv.r. 411 pence ... pence 1144 pence ... 1241 pence 124Ipence 134 pence sbll pence ... 30 pence 3+ !pence ... 1 pence 49 pence ... 4 . 1 p. nee 4‘. nee ... 49f p.nce 491 pence ... 4 1 pence 54 pence .. 5 4 pence sff, pence ... 33i pence The market for American stocks has been quiet this week, and prices remain without material change. Messrs. Son, and Co., report pre sent quotations as follows: Redeemable. United States 5 per Ct. Brba..,. 11.53 Do. 6 per et. lat;sk. 1662 al. 6 per Ct Bondi Do. 6 per Ct alma no•pm City 5 per et. &du reran-yl•ania 3 per Ct. Stock Massachusetts 5 per Cl. (star. ling tondo) Maryland 5 per Ct. (sterling Wilda) Canada 6 per Ct Bonds The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, u made up to yesterday, are as follows: 18.51. 18.50. London and North Western .... £43,027 £44,019 Great Western Midland London and South Western 9,309 .... 9,134 Lancashire and Yorkshire 15,144 .... 11,827 London and Brighton South Eastern York, Newcastle, and Berwick 13,740 11,421 York and North Midland Leeds and Think 915 .... 766 North Staffordshire Shropshire Union 414 Manchester, Ruston, Matlock, and Midlands Junction London and Blackwell Shrewsbury and Chester 1,656 .... 1,610 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire 6,209 .... 6,384 Manchester, South Junction, and Altrincham 448 6666 Bristol and Exeter Dirklends. Jan. & July... 92 93 Jan. k July 103 :IA Jas. & 3u.y... 1.9 110.4 Jan. &July... 106 107 April & Oct .. 921 93 Feb & Aug.... 621 634 April & 103 106 Bolton, Blackburn, Clitheroc t and West Yorkshire 619 Liverpool, Crosby, and South port 371 4,231 Total £101,737 £158,019 The return per mile per week on the chief lines is subjoined: 1851. 1850. London and North Western £83.02 .... £93.65 Great Western Midland ii:Oi London and South Western 38.91 ...: 38C21 Lancashire and Yorkshire 68.28 .... 62.79 London and Brighton South Eastern •••• York, Newcastle, and Berwick 46.89 .... 39 34 York and North Midland .... 27.56 .... 26.92 The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1&M. 1850. Glasgow and South Western £4,237 .... £3,188 Edinhurgh and Glasgow 3,784 .... 3,930 Caledonian 6,344 5,764 The Irish returns are: 1851. 1&50 Midland Great Western £l44 .... £1,290 taster _ _ Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Waterford and Limerick Dundalk and Enniskillen 218 319 149 .... INULISII YUMA—Tuts LMT. -. --. --.--.. Mot : , tnek, ill 18 •.—.-- - I 3 pree Ct. UM. Ace., Mar. 13 919 i 3 6..er Ca Ital.Attu., 96 1 # 1# tor et* 8 711 3Ar Ct.aon. AMP, 97 # I.setoquer ts..le. 54e. to 67e. /01tgION 1 , 1•3.1•:". 5 per Ct. AVOiraD 1101.0. -. I IN t. / I. treeede We. 179 189 11.1 per Cl. te1.... e ,: Hood 91 4 rireseele lO eferrod WU , pr 5 per CL Met Ilds.. 339 6 per CL linallian lid... UBO Pe - urtes. Me 84 3 Ditto New, 86 8 Portirettow Converted 4 per el Item,. OM.. a 7 6 per Ct. nu.. Di, 111 111 {per 01. Chilton MIL, 172 4 I.ltto Steno!, ode.. 189 149 Ditto Colurab. Oa Wk. 3 pee CL Spume, Ms- a 4 Coltunbten Equolee Me- 39 4 1.0. Peferre.l Me- - 3 ter Ct. lisreeh lels., 78 8 ea 41? Oita, Peoore 1144-41 9 toperet. lids.. 44# 9 1# 'or , 3. Venetuole We.. 33 3 01. D uetCerte..Bs o 4 PO o 1 41.16,10 , A I. , •wr Bowl.. 12 13 LATEST FOREII PARIS, Apart. 10. I 1107.7. Opnteß 37 30 37 93 10 93 . lawlC.6 : 14j 73 31 21 al 112 111 113 131 441 21j 224 A I$ 6Y 4i 3 114 7j 7 :1 161 77 7S 8 10 pla 9 GO 51 7 t " SI 17 . 111_ P fa% Iliii 1314 41 poi 14 87 21 I I him as 6 4 Ms 31ils U U i lag 61k 61 14 19 Ms 34 $ll ii "i 44 4 Ile 16 4 $ IS 13 di' If 2i du S 4 44 1 10 7 if Ai 11 10 dls I 1 1 7177 13 111 104 17 97 104 16 13 Ms 43 31 416 3e 3 616 II I dI9 16 29 9 10 II IS 1 die 3 1 / 21 die x 16 19 76 279 33 344 I 1 Ms 3 41 9 10 7 61 dim 1 36 H. 11 41 die 211 211 4 31 As If 11 112 181 11 301 3730 20 N:0 3 par anti. rem Ceuta. 44 per Cents. S do. New Loan . 3 per ant. ... . Eaebaap on . 2.5 34 ; 90 days, 24 Do. May 5, 1810 3, 11141 Sanaa Loan, 1850 731 Do. 1830 Do. 21 redound S p.Ct 1819 62 ... Sauk Shares Rau.scses.—St. Germain, 400, Versailles (right bank), 170; do. (lett bank), 170; Paris and aka , 64378 , Porn and Baum, WS; Rouen and Hawn, 270; Karseill s and Mince, 297 10; Seraabount 534 San, 130; auktre (Vianon), 443 76; Oakum and B* 401 13; Nark, 476 23; Parr. and Strasbourg 372 OA; loan Nantes, 210; Rootereau sad nom, WO; Dieppe and Pearl; 197 60. BnaLis, APRIL. 9.—Voluntary Loan, 106; New Loan Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011; National Debt, 851; Commercial Mamie Society's - Premium, 1291 ; Bank Shares, 96. Vannn, Aram B.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 969 Ponr-andw-Half per Cents., Sit ; Bank Shares, 1,277. Exchange on Loudon. 1249. IN EXCHANGES. ►a Ao3ollllt. --- Mete* Lowest (loping. el 40 37 60 92 91 93 6 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. SUGAR. —The public salea have been rather large to day, say 11,500 bags Mauritius, and 2,500 bags Madras, which exceeded the demand, but the importers bought in largely, and sustained prices. The result of the week shows that prices have been maintained with a limited amount of business done. Refined continues dull; grocery lumps, fair to fine, are quoted the name as last Friday, 48s. to 505., but Ma few instances 475. fid. has been accepted for verb low brown. COFFEE.—This article has been very dull, and good ordi- nary native Ceylon is quoted dull of sale at 405., which is 2s. lower than last Friday. Plantation Ceylon sold heavily at thecummeneement of the week at the same reduction, bat buyers have shown more confidence to-day. Mocha has sold at 2s. advance, the non-alteration of the duties in the re newed budget having favoured this description. Foreign has been chiefly bought in by importers at full prices. TEA.—This article has been steady during the week, with a full amount of business done. Coalition Congou sold in public sale at a slight advance, Is. lil. to Is. jd. Other de— scriptions at previous rates. l'istr.Nro.-000 bags sold in public sale at full prices, 41 to 41 per lb. Splitirs.—Rum and Brandy continue dull of sale; prices nominally the same as last week. $ ttreartie.—The fine qualities have sold at previous rates ; inferior bought in at the public sales to prevent a decline. CUTTON.—This article has been dull of sale, and prices ire a shade lower. FaclT.—Currants continue dull; prices are rather lower; 940 packages were offered in public sale, and chiefly bought in; a few sold from 325. to 345. Raisins: a limited business has been done at last week's prices. For other kinds of fruit the market is very dull. Race remains quoted the same as last week, with but a small amount of business done. INinou has limn dull of sale; prices nominally the same. In other articles no material alteration, but markets ge nerally have been dull. TALLOW MARKIM-THIS DAY. The market is steady, with but little doing. Prim rule as follow Town Tallow, 38s. 651.; l'etersburg Y. C. on the spot, 40s. ; April and May, 395. 3d. ; lAA three months, 395. 6d. to 'Jd. lIIDES.-TIIIS DAY. LEAIIENIILLT..-461h4 to &Jibs., .2.1.; 841bs. to 721b4. 2 , 1. to 2'd.; 7211.5. to 8611 r. , 20. to 21d.; *AN. to 88104., 3d. to ; 861bs. to 961 b., 3 jd. to id. ; Horse llidss, 8.1. Cull-skins, light, Is. bd. to 3s. ; full, ss. 6d. IlettuoNosr.T.—Sheep Skin 4, polled, Os. 6d. to 7s. ed. ; half-brads, 6d. to 64.6 d. ; Downs, 4s. Gd. to 54.6 d. ; shear lingo, 10,1. ; Lambs, 2a. to 3s. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. There has been but little addition made since Monday to our supply of English Wheat, the few wallies on the Essex and Kent stands consisting mainly of parcels left over from that day; nevertheless, three were not disposed of without. difficulty, at former currency. lie tteinand tor toreign Wheat was anything but brisk holders, however, were firm, and needy buyers had to pay termer prices. Secondary and inferior qualities of Flour were easier to purchase. Barley was unchanged in value. The receipts of Oats of home gmwthwerelight,but having a fair arrival from abroad, it was not practicable to establish any advance. Beans and Peas much the same as last noted. Clureran•d in limited request, with the turn in price in favour of the buyer. ARRIVALS INTO LONIX)N FROM 7th APRII. to 1 1 1th A I : 4O RIL. Qrs. Enalex. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. Wheat I : 6 3 ., 30 , 22.19 Barley OSIA Flour 0100 sacks; barrel,. Malt. 2140. Aveussa.-0.0....t, 486. Rd.; Barley, OW, Us. IOU,; Rye, /4. OA.; bear. 2L. 0.1. ; reik, 435. 7.1. aItPkILL4L AVSkAot:r. s i 2 Waver.' tlarlryl thy% 1 R. IN „a.. . nu, March I .. ... ll k 11.123. 1.1311. 1 1 .1,24. 4r.'31. 3 23. 111 - 8 ... .„ Ur td 22„ 7111111. 181;211. 4e1,23.1 7c 6. 7d - 15 ... .. 33. 3,133* 142111.1 61112. 31.234 C.. 23. Ild -2: ... ... 37.1 Id 23. 3,3111. tid,3l. 11,..:6• 23 93 - 29 ... ... M. 141.:3% 7.06. 7.1111. 16 2.5, 7cl 34. 6d April 5 ... ... 18. 63,4 111.111. 0411. 116 31 Ildia. 14 wart.' Al 6• Ave.. '24 303f - 3116a 6. 24. id 23. 7.143. fd DI vv.-Wbefti 9 41 Z 0•61. Le. P.C.111114 and Peva. 1.. Incr. 'Mane 1. M 6. Mar. IS Slat. :2. Mar. 29. April S. 1, - i - --- -...---- —.-- --..- - --- - ... 98 I ... ... .. ... 37 1 ... 97 3 ... ... - ••• 39 i 1... „....., ..2 . .. ••• ... ... ••• SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The number of Beasts, although not very large, is more than adequate to the demand ; several remain unsold, not withstanding there it a disposition to lower prices. We have a good supply of Sheep. Trade is very dull at lower rates. Choice Lamb is in demand but 6s. is an extreme quotation. There is a large number of middling Calvet on offer; these sell badly; a choice one is readily sold. From 6(.11111111y and Holland there are 26 Beasts, 390 Sheep, and 201 Calves; Scotluutl, 40 Beasts; 400 front Norfolk and Suffolk, and 82 Mitch Cows from the Home Counties. 1 Par "tuna of al I. d. 8. 4. Par .tone of Sit a. .. d. a. dad Neut.,. lien:lords.. 3 0 3 8 lkst 1 , 01. Ilf. We. 8b 0 d d Hod bbort.h.rrn, ...... 3 2 3 4 WA Long.‘nnbt.. 3 8 4 mud quality lkasta .:! 4 210 , 1t.,. dm Short. l'al‘e• . 2 8 4 8 Egroo awl.eztol3.l quality 3 2 3 Pip .. .. . . .. 88 3 8 1 NI. 1.10.1.10./111 .... lion Pas & 11a/f.brol4 44 4 6 la.ll II h. . . , . W 0 4 11 1... 11. at uarLat.. 010; kihney sod Laatto. 4.840 ; yse, 3.6; PlB% 380. COAL MARKET,-THIS DAY. liolywell, 14..; Eden Main, 114. nd.; %au, End Rid dell, 13i. 6d.; Walla End Haswell, 16a. ; Walls End Rat on, Om. 9d. ; Walls Eud Lanildon, lus. Gd. ; Walla End Stewart s, 1.5 a. 9d. ; Walla End 1:;:ea, 15a. td.—Enipa at luaarket, 158. REPRESENTATION OF WEST SoMERSET.—Mr. Wil liam Powell Gore Langton was yesterday elected memher for West Somerset without opposition, at Taunton, in the place of the late Sir Alexander flood. Ile declared himself a staunch protestant and a sincere member of the church of England, hut, at the same time, an advocate for toleration to all sects, whilst hu would support the principle of pro tection. LETTERS TO THE NORTH OF EUROPE.—Gcncral Post-office, April, lBsl.—Private ',team vessels having com menced running between Lowestoft and lljerting, or Hallam (Denmark), ship letter mails for Denmark will in future ho made up at Lowestoft, and such letters and newspapers will be transmitted in them as may he specially addressed by private ship, via Lowestoft." The British postage only, at the rate of sixpence the half-ounce, will be collected in this country upon such letters, and this postage must he paid in advance, or the letters will not be forwarded by the private ships in question. Newspapers will be chargeable with a rate of one penny each, which must also be paid in advance. One of these vessels will leave Lowestoft every Saturday night, and a bag for transmission by it, will be forwarded from London by the 5 p.m. train of that clay for the present. Letters, &c., for this despatch must be posted at the receiv ing -offices in London, before 2 p.m., at the branch office' is Lombard -street, Borough, Charing-erase, and Old Caven dish-street, before 3 p.m., and at the General Post-office, St. Martin's le-Grand, before 3.30 p.m. HOMCEOPATHY enjoyed two festivals in London yesterday—one at the London Tavern, Bishoptigatc-street, the other at the Albion, in Aldersgateirtmet, with noblemen in the chair at each place. At the first of these the Hahne man Hospital was the object of support; at the other, the London Homeopathic Hospital. Atthe London Tavern, Lord Robert Grosveuur took the chair; at the Albion, the Mar quis of Worcester ; and at both places reports were read the daring the great success of the institutions sought to be benefited. At both also an after-diner collection was made in aid of the fund,. TIIE LONDON TURNPIKE NUISANCE. —Yesterday a numerous meeting of the ratepayers of St. Maly, White chapel, WAS held in the Vestry-hall on the subject of the toll-bars now existing is that parish. The senior church warden, Mr. Hussey, in the chair. After considerable dis cussion, it was resolved to oppose any attempt to continue the present trust, or the transfer of their powers to an other, and that it was highly desi ra bl e th e existing toll gates should be abolished, and the roads be repaired by the g ry doe w k or a k t s u b i e rke in th co e m ad tett fi d nd , th th e o ta p i e c n e in pu.u g of OPENING OF THE GREAT FLOAT AT BI R K ENHEAD . K n o ec ar a or — the A ? ll rea th t e at high water this evening. The ve,sels in the Morpoth Dock have hoisted their colours, as els, the ferry steamers; in fact, there is quite a scene of rejoicing upon this further step_ towards the completion of the works. THE TRAGEDY AT 'MARCH, IN THE ISLE OF ELT. —On Wednesday afternoon an inquest was held at the Griffin, March, touching the death of Martha Sutton, who committed suicide by taking a dose of laudanum, under cir cumstances stated in yesterday's Kipress. Several witnesses were examined, but no facts were elicited in ad dition to those already given, and it was determined to ad bourd the inquiry until the survivors are in a fit state to be rought up and examined. LONDON AND BLACKWALL RAILWAY.—Mr. Sidney Herbert reports from the committee on this bill that the works consist of a station at Rhodeewell, Lime- Lie improvement of the line there, and extension of time for widening it, at a cast of 2,61101., and that it will not involve the necessity army further outlay of capital beyond that which the eesmway have power to raise. Tin ELscriuc TELEGRAPH isulreinly in full ope ration between Tuba end Tolima°. I; 12 42 14 6 It* 43 1411 h U 111 31} it i 13 87/ f 141 111 I I I/4 17 1271 II 71 871 I 7 I Ms Ali 111 11 I 41 die lii die V i Si 34 31 141 21 4 164 4 If hi ii ll9i 136 131 3!1 I ea di,