The Express. — London, England, 1853-04-06 00:00:00

(THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. for cash and the 13th. 'Transactions in the other home stake being now allowed, the days business has been of a more extended character. The Three per Ceut. Reduced mark 119; to 1; the Three-and•a- Quarter per Cents., 1021 to 1 ; Long Annuities, .5 3.16 to 6 ; and Bank Stock, 224 to 225; all ex. div. Exchequer Bills, June, have been done at 75., 10s., and 6s. prem.; ditto March, 10s. and 6s. prem. ; India Bonds, 435. and 48e. prem. The reported financial changes about to be brought forward by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, as referred to in our despatch of last evening, form the chief subject of discussion. TUESDAY EVINTKO. In the foreign house there is no change of import ance. Mexican bonds are just a shade weaker, with transactions at 27; to 1. Spanish Deferred Threes mark 21; to; ; the Certificates, 8 to per cent. Venezuela Deferred, 171; Peruvian scrip, 31 prem.; Dutch Fours, 98; to 97; ex div.; Sardinian, 97; to f. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS, Arm 5. . Yoe Amount. V O7 M II oney. ,Opsning Iltsbest. Lowsst.l Closing. per Cents. ., 79 20 17930795079 10 k f 70 20 4 per Cents., 1853 1 99 73 . . ... 5 per Cents., 1832 10 0 1C3 . 20 103 20 101 0 . 103 0 er Cents. ' 97 74 ... .. 1 . 1 per Cents. .7920 I 44 per Cents., 1822 ' 99 73 is per Cents., 1932 103 0 1, er Cents. . 97 74 I 3 I.ez Cents. New Loan ... Exchange on London: atc ilalsOnnoriSlO Money Do 4 Do: 9 V.edmont 1 p.Ct 99 Do. 3, 1838.., B9 _ _ •• . 20 I 105 20 101 . 0 103 0 t. 21 3; 53 days, 54 873. Itspiss Rents — gently. Roman 5 per Cents Dn. 105 n Treasury Bonds Runk Share. PAWS, APRIL 6.—St. Germain, 1,730; Versailles (right bank), ditto ( , eft bank), 332 50; Paris and Orhans, 1,037 50; Paris and —; Bourn, 1,045 ; Rosen and Havre, 502 30: Marseilles and Aviantia (Converted), Strasbourg and Bale, 360; Northern, 896 15 ; Pans and Sha —; rb sbourg, 835; Pa anti Lyons, 937 50; Lyons and Mediterranean. 890 . Guest. 715; Blesme and St. Maier to Gray, 533; Parks and Cherbourg, 6 7 50 ; ll.jon and Besancon, 533 75; Midi. 630; Montereau and Proyrs, 293 ; Dieppe and Ramp, 347 50; Andrexieux and Roanne, —; Centre of Italy, —; Paris sad Smug, 102 30; Bordeaux and Testv, 2I0; Anvers and Gand, —; Cann gt Beitzer:aud. —; Graiseesalc and Beaters, I• . .......--- - 9 / ; M..... 1- - e w- 2 - . 4 : ,... - - .0 2- ....eri.- / f . e-..-..- - --e_.•• ... 2 .---se i er-a' ''' -.- e• -.-e o - e )-- --,7 4 ''''' e . • • T e ti je ' --- 11'0.2, 066 .] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENIAG, APRIL 6, 1853. ....._ ___. =•-• - CITY COMMISSIONERS OF SEWERS. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. NONE VI% AUSTRALIA sad tk, Counfiga„..Ligiit, 11401919419 RI sIFING.-Clll26loolVil PATENT SHARE LISTS. 10 3 latwerp and Rotterdam 1 tila F .01 1 . ,:q;'1/01 islograd lELT w is p l l9lololl 7 lBB,BBB l mPln looo . BBBBlBB 10 88, 7 1 0. 8,88.8 1010 7 . , Yesterday the commissioners assembled for the - . . Belida Eastern Janclot I _ TURSDAY EllOll3lO. se s e m er i reet es 4 s ee ,,,l,S e j 1 4 1 Al 0 ,..',A. ,217. . b ig "wow., 'Na i l ./ ha l ms. ; tons s e yes es MaasantiOa of public business . 31r. Deputy PeAeoex in The railway market exhibits very little change, 10 10 Dias sad Iteeetcal - 2 -. 2 - 6 . pm The English stock n si 0• 6 • : "" . ~ be usprotisal prima ISICII 0755 PINNY Ihili chair. bosiness being extremely limited. In the morning * 6 Dotat Rhuish .. ... 24 3so subsequently strength es 1r" . .1 ' 1. ,,,,,,b obessoa's recut MONCIONDUCILYO Felt BURIALS OCT OP THE CITY. b 2 00 gait lattnn .. .., 3 3 pa , rue ~,j• ;a • the tone was list , but in the afternoon micas were a Bible improvement we .., ~,,, ba en sal pipes safest' pee des. of feel.-Bass. Lieutenant-General Briggs, and other directors of the Of ' "I" e ~... „ 5t 1 71 1 . 24 ,41 7 Ntol 0 . 1 CIOGGON e nd London Necropolis and National Mausoleum Company, ais.sha d e firmer on the advance in Consols. The heavier s s 4rsat beau Pentriss! 2 11,, 74 afloat imputing to th 30 10 cans Junction .??ran" 1 If pm se' ' 44 2. 1..:° , ; ,. + 8 21 1 8 ,1 1 1 8 1- .. or ,;;Z u° c$ I, 42 ' Irs,,,l 3 . „ db l w° l BBB / i s eie me g companied by Captain Menson• , the engineer, the surveyor , stocks are generally steady. Oxford mid Worcesters eel lei te.. „.. 5. ,i,... d...54, an intention to effect the solicitor, and Mr. Churchill, the secretary to the cons- receded to 2.5; di r i t e .e nli‘ si t. (+Anti* tee 'P"" ill . piny, attended and made the following application in Tanned to 201 t th o 4 1' re and Great Northern, have ad- ... Ds. boa& (Bulks.). it r il i i r‘i - IN a view, doubtless, to writing to the commissionen : . . Blackwell. continue in demand, 6 L0m 272010 1 1 • 3 1617t.Pral - - and Caledonians were slightly better. 33 i Lnumboars ... „. „ 7 8 tercet on Consols. 1.1.710 N -To Tradesmen, Merchants, S . iii_p;_, " Geatlernen.-The directors of the London Necropolis is 1 Do... Mallow _..4 41 44 accredited report to C - ac -Nunes It Ms ids& ems rag wolf. nu. ._. . mum b on 6, ...=; and National Mausoleum Company desire to intimate that French shares were flat all day, Strasbourg. con- . IM. .... ... ... .. 113 intends to allow of 1 ise ••••• ••'' l ' nn e k " Pi " - j e r =pee finis oh m a they are prepared to enter into contracts for the interment tinning comparatively . the best supported. Lower I : D. (mean •,.. ... ... 1 2 bonds to bearer, cal „,,, .... • .pe Um palate. Do. 6 per et. rreferents per 1 pm 6 " ''' make the wee a PNIMANISIT SAIL in their cemetery at Woking, either in allotted parts in quotations from Paris weakened this market to- to Lyons sad aeditarratiess 9 It pa interest. It is well rt• tt ' sake, that I ea Os ,7,„ .: is to ginlnd ask such cemetery, or otherwise, of the bodies of persons wa r d s th e c l ose . * 4 Kaoes ... . .. 2 21 pm object to have a ~ ~ .: easerecierre el die 0111 Oak* eme ar r d eeleeeMel who have right of interment in the burial grounds of the 834 29 Marla AntOna..• ..... _ - - 3 117 " 1 ". - athwart se. puma % ysisseeat thimsdnes Is C i ty - - 20 10 Namur a Liar (With 111.) 71 71 yoking the neeer . 2 e r ,ee .1. ar „ : 48818888 -ii 88 , 08 em . slaws , 05 mob& parishes, urn the following terms: THIS DAY-Two o'CLocK. Ea " a l. s Ck‘ ortli De. D sks ° ,. . ( e e t w e i rea nteragt et. es. i . • ) .. :if 36 G who doubtless wou weaserreere .. bee ... ee le pew " "Hu, " pa id" " S CALa or LAIABOEII.-PAUPER CLASS.-For the re- The railway market is rather firmer to-day, in ma eue;si 351 to bearer so read Raj , Waysett R. S. BOND. sedeonssumis eeption, transmission by railway, and interment, of each t elt`.: j r.:.l, - j - ZA Used , 2S, Insg-lass, West .-Weld, body is • separate grave, which shall he buried at the ex- Sympathy with Consols, but there is no increase of (Mr B. k Amiens Us; 14 IS ther reported that tl Win. penes of any union or parish, including the conveyance and business. The descriptions that show an improve- 10 on Navivrillo Tau* Palk,. 81 9/ course have coupons 1 return by railway of two friends or attendants, and the meat are Lancashire and Yorkshires, London and r e / 1 3; p a p, . tad Ll' -"I le I na " 1 20 years, and it 1/1 esa kADIES of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who funeral service at the cemetery, 11s. lesas ... .. 424 434 .0, :, , c a espulan• tie add inwilsllls 611111 8 1111 = 1 011 "ARTISAN Ceass.-For the reception and interment of North-Westerns, and Midlands. Great Northern. so SO Ps:4mM Rouse ... .. 41 42 are lower. readily consent to ac imsraii3( set me vast= the applisellsis d D 7 ' each body in &separate grave, and for the funeral service at 20 10 Pals a_a4 etrabeivre ... 331 Sal 534 in view of the guar plepsiallse nip ell Mad= l 5, French shares are dull, with little business. lo 4 Paria,o46.,andearrbmrs 44 5 pm WM" . T. sthaanattlereacossiaammidletemgbaiala. Wo k i n g , . 101 Si lassies and Richmond .. S Ipm other advantages de seitmarort • . "‘_•-•„„-. g eue , e „,t et ree k e sigainde wa s ... "To the South Western Railway Company for use and MARES AND STOOLS UNGUAZANTEMD 20 k doom awl liners .., .. 20 s 1 arrangement. In the rum rn' e1 . 1 7, 1 ,.... e , - - .., 0 1 ; o wes ft the boeu god area. For. haulage of the carriages and conveyance, according to the . - _ /isterear.r....,-,,F-,..c0u0n {Anode* a free sad mar. number of corpses therein, for each corpse of the artisan AL I Pd. Non.ways. Closing sums asks to-day 20 It 10 . 100 . 1 sod 740 scs • 91 91 9 yesterday. up to 3 p.m. 10 4 Do. Si per Cent. Prefer - - appears to have ba .1 a . . ni•oetant fuseturts of the MIS 110 Me tbe e l ms , not eseee di sg e t. eel - - ' •'• ne a t* aml the altaismana sal emelmense el a - - II I opinion is expressed =L., •• - 9 "For the conveyance by railway and return from the at. too ee er e e " _ I s so So 4 iouMern of Prance 4l 3 1 pm , s o. ton. Price as. 64. an/ Ile. Id. me Wen Oman _,.. 4 447 y for the mourners actually attending the funeral, le a NeWeetn 10 7s . Upper ladle Scrip _Th e salt, .9 it,e19 . A114111 . 1011440 r Me in Ns Maapar. swit "'m p. 88wLo „, ~.4 bO3. 2 0 .. flat &w k., boa s . o w as .... and all neeessary attendance thereon, not exceeding six per- . _ and _ - 61 64 SI all Wee. Panders .4 1 6 our home governi *men ewes, ARIA es 0 ," use by Ono sad by sass to say one funeral, second class, each person, not to ex- 111 1 7 a lreireht Yaw 91 Its 10 $ De. 51 per Cent Prefer. 4 die par not otherwise keep shapsumal i.rfomere. end 3s. 6a. lan.,Lam..thOkaaJun. 74 61 Ws ert an taa.Chsalllka.3llllll3sLC 21 21 10 10 WOMILY oof Pram- _ 4 5 10 pm 10 1 %reiterant Switzerland 1 fMs impression ie now --_--_ - . BE and COMFORT in SHAVING.-B. and perpetuity, and will be separated from the other part of the St. 120 Srindent Nude ... . NS 105 E A p ctw TANS' CANTON 61110 P, se Quadrilateral Chinese cemetery by a wall, defined fence, or boundary mark. St. 10e Caledoniaa .. 63 631 ad 611 Ixd sharpener, meets Navin em 7 0111130 m 0111400420171 0. The "No present or prospective outlay is required on the part 17 ill amigos sal 11. 41; 1 14 . .. 21 1, a . 2% the late reduction in quer Bills, had ulteri( JOINT STOCK BANKS. meow tc...roomtl is boa that moot deans sunasca, ate. Mum 14 all Cork and Bandos . ... 1% 191 883 388 BiB of the City, the burt.l and railway fees for the pauper and 3 , IS 01808 888 9813888 A .28.. 1 3 pa 484 3 lial:"Los - L 83 ",....a de .... trisl i h . 4.. " w h i t h ....,,, lialer .,„=" d - 7 - ',...,,,..., k .... artisan clue being the only paymnits required. 1 • ( 2,,70 5 71401114 a net annual return of ser ieserr ic rw• cur ',.." --- eureeiere • - • - ti er - - . a t -- asa l - T ea t - - la a e - sa i g ii ca l se -- evess - -'' ----_ . " The allotment will become • legal substitue for the ex- 33 - -min den ..ren ti l i gadifee. : : 4 No. ;Saul BANKS. Pa/d i alert dons Caries UT. To Mesers. S. and 11, Covina, Inventors. 101. Pen- icing churchyards of the City parishes, and will so remain 25 all art I I yesterday . t 0.3 . 7, float rata premium, n dige bAreet, bailor,* where the amp, Ba., may he obtained, set is perpetuity, under the provisions of the abovenamed act, 11 all Dittel/1 8. .Q . 11 . ): II 4 - . -- 1 ---- -I-- ---.• not in the power of 1 neon a 'Australasia 1 / as ?'t a t' tea %Ads 70 - 04 -. ____,__ lo . l 9 °__, 6 °.,„ . _°"'h.,_ -- C0.,......__WVAN0 . and of the Metropolitan Burial Act, 18.52,' obviating the .T° le. eon= • -•• 14 13 1 40.1100 123 Chart . Bank dada 6-- 41 by judicious arrange' psseisdr mai.," Ba sse s . Too P "' •••• '-' -• '""gt r"'•••• necessity of any rate for the provision of burnt orounds or " all eau= thin, Claes A.. M,OOO 2O Chart. Beak of India, easily and more ecoi asseLOom.) "._ lO 11 their adaptation, and further, that such allotment will be 13 su MAIM 11 sad Cent. 74 74 1 Australia, and Chins 1 1 14 on 3 i the disparity which I T H DAI L Y NEWS. entirely under the control of the City authorities, as if the et iim Ig o " eass e ift e .. nys 25,000 SS Sneak, Scottish. lad Lucks Nonni Paper, pries Id. City had purchased a separate ground. So all S. & H.L Dbulelli;LlThs 25 57 Anitralan Chartered to 11 21 pm 11 1 interest yielded respe ass reams: Orem. the U 4 ILY NEWS la at the lead of the Lt. " This company, incorporated by act of parliament 1962, N. 10.1 Sdlahasslamadllsegew .73 73 23,000 il 9 Loaded Dank cc An- Consols, and in doing I trans and Lela pall presa of Great Br twin , dune% e free eammeres Intl, hacker alleviation of the bun me sea ail 141.1 awl pr-Gail reforms, whither paltkat, meal, two thousand asses of lend at Woking Common, 2 ,2,4 Edlo194911,11.4 1 1914 11 .• 1:: i- 3 23,050 i 2) Lusaka Chartered Bank sr esesintut. Cr es ey. Possessing this large extent of ground, the cons- .7, gi; 7 33 =4, e • " min et as + , demand& l e me extent and value eine General News , -ia the sours% M i r pang is enabled to give separate allotments to the City of at. lop o r - Wr e ima m ._ 614 514 514 24,020 ,25 Oriental Bank Corpora. all 11a 36 id which is to be delive law Iterrus - in thOSINO.9 IrothrtAind 110 9 077101 ,___, 0007001 ,_• 7 1 1,,_ 111 Loaders and all other metropolitan perishes. The fees St. IN a f a 1 0 wi h. 499449. h. Oink... 47 49 54000 ' S Royal Assual. nuking WOG letelereee.___,_„_•t i ,•l: yi---...... -- .,=,...."' eTa , m ''''' . chargeable for the burial of paupers and the artisan clam, 111. IN De. denee e ß. Meat.. _ 131 114 123 I tutdOold Deport Co. 1 I di. Ipm looked forward to wi moo •23 South untrue Wa •••• '"''' •• '-•"'"' Railway, - aid -' -----"- including cost of conveyance, are fixed by the act. No et lee Indweel.(lre.' 107 NO 101 % NM' 23 Colon of Australia ..„ all 7% 784 rm & neenuenL9l 901 Consols opened BBi I salad a men illsedlelllst et than any our sew- grave can be re-opened within ten years, unless at the re- s i T t3 ; 13. 11 eelle,„Wellees,...- .. 9 4 1 2 1 , MOO, ... Do. I%w ll II 9 • early Pant It gb l lli tlie Indian sass by every quest of a relative of the person last interred. By the re- 20 e s ' 2 7 552 7r e5 /7 2252 6 .. 52 24 7 effected his usual pin embed solW 4 egai deaf Illelet• with 11401 WIN% Relations of the company, every grave must be at least seven 161 iii D e . Th e " ... ~ is 182 5a noon, on the reports periendesvmrt ...., feet in depth. The large extent of ground at the disposal St. 100 laneselleesoll Yee&lldr. 141 /34 71 4 1 4 MISCELLANEOUS. uneasy, and came in Raebel e e e '• te " lelasilbe t a m s bil er 1 1- 18 ._..1 °61 / s e m bidin e '' . of the company will enable them to give any distance 10 IS De. Was, , sel dis snore dace nide& sled always •• . hem IN eillems . 14 .11 111 Lada Do. pr iff eimm ed Inmee'lldee 3 3/ I. Comas 100 to 7 for cash, and ..„, between the graves which can be reasonably required. 111 Anew dvertimmenes. .. 16 165 1616 / . 3_l lll 117KILLA°1°°k Pd WIZ . Sedum toda y eem this point the market la peels bud le Monegethe bet Mein d dims The City will have the complete control of the rte IN Lonesessilkektiell .. 91 9i 9 4 i lord year MO is Ss baite r Imam Neweeslnde 141 ground allotted to it, and can make its own togs- to 3 taaacury,linsiatheal li Ipm were even effected - -- a we it eat le mess the thls Warr 1 888 WIEN , mu tenons. The soil has all the requisites for • cemetery men- Bt. too Lea., ad. Coeat 105 1044 1041 if I stocks no business is sier Tore bid • an yeses be l e" lel te " ele neel le gMt : tidied in the several government sanitary reports. The fn. toe Ludes Wow 11' Iles 11 5 44 10,000 IN, anetralan Aut._ Si 96 100 Exchequer Bills w LtattW raL ßishop of London, the Bishop of Winchester, the Lord 2 0 12 Do. Ftfas „. ... .. 11 11 pat usor 1124. Mit. Aust. Land all If %pm Illeeenne Cousins ...... ......... 1770.....,......... 7 l' Do. Preference... all - - of 7s. to lie. prem. arm Peet 1772.-...-. Mayor of London, and the Chief Commissioner of Woods t e 4. 10 :, DedllteboeLet e. (C g it ~ 91 91 ISM SPeelltiv.LaLk7ll%. all CI 61 111 issues. India Bonds omen emu. 1781......„. l i V ing and Forests are appointed visitors by the act. The go- oe 414 Do. so ...^... ... q 44 42 100, 1 SomiehAust.lnsast all 12pm 21 OAST NRWII, !....!••• . .. ••_.•:. EiM ......,_•_lls vernment Metropolitan Interment Act, 1852, authorises ee n g a . sop . . 54 d e 12.7 15E. Australian Lind 35 $53 32 A good deal of ap the weennel memeemee ... loolVelemeo , In" the the burial boards of the several parishes to enter into con- IS all Leeds/dewy & boleralee 10 11 104 • 10, INITan Diemen's Lead 29 11 21 U be directed to the I oblii BMW suremed by a endendenn 3 tracts with cemetery companies instead of p urchasing Is all LendeldrnatEr•einaiss - - Bonds reached 28, al • lee 'Me Neva 'is the maws& of di Me Lesiva marniaget. 40 maosli..llla.lUninaeh. 294 804 so pm Pam is fret It led Ids% gemesilimis high Ideal tene-es. kad." for this stock is de sege l osomegue isuoilot um& es duds The gentlemen of the deputation, in answer to questions so. " to ll ettee ,. e rie ' llele " all " . " . Ual r .. 738.4 t{ l 741 741 MINES. features of the day Eepleised ; sal simegoillk the esmndlellest put by the Commissioner., said the extern of the area of as , too - Tr". pr ee ;' . ...e • Da r .. 42 4 4 5' 4 stle.!lNwisi_d_jkas iridl. Illiu• Loom the cemetery was upwards of 2,300 acres, and that the soil 36 sykassos, wao, (fe e )._ ~. - TUESDAY EVIIN/110. Spanish committee's limeee et , i le "eemeli' - e •m j im M was sandy, and, according to the judgment of Dr. Sather- 311 174 Dttee Mall sharer.. ... - - There has been a good steady . easiness doing ear piper Is poetise mere then ennemesile Ida Ile land and eminent surveyors , admirably adapted to the nee 118 lee Sewdafflen ••• ••• •• 6 0 8 2 throughout the day in the English mining market, the larfe sales of the ilimea r oi hi e ",„ 3 "„ s o ,"„h er er m em " " t h e ~ est i wa s to which it was applied. 414 $ Da. Dwy , Estassion .. 31 I% shares principally dealt in being progressive mines movement in the 5 an the decline is estiess. le, See Plesteared. Lode& The proposition was then referred to a consmittim save- r e 1 2 8 2 lin n cilA sesee ad ble g ss ' l6ll6Ter eiesines evd . : 1 2 1 2 dis and in dividend stocks, Wheal Basset, Wheal Seton, in nil members of the court having expressed their opiates, * au g ewei w eesese asp i n e . ,, a 95 FOR ALL FAMILIES AND EMIGRANTS. that the charges were exceedingly low. St 190 IlmCk . ... - ... II 14 Dolcoath, Tremayne, and Trehane. Some largo appears to be a meat by the Cortes Jest etteisle•l %deb thousand), price 7s, doll, Illystra_ 'ed,_ The court expressed a fi ns determination to carry into IS IS Do. New" ... ... ... - - transactions have taken place in Rorringtons, up- A DICTIONAILY of DOMESTIC MEDI- effect the design, to prevent as much as possible the burial Se 71 0 2 0 2111121 019111199 Union . 1 . 1 1 21 OM CMS and HotnIZISOLD lIIIROIRT. Ily Suns Tun- of any more bodies Within the City. St. 100 North Nitta ~ ... .. as 4 154 344 wards of 1,200 shares having changed hands. The barn, of whom four the opposition, to rei IS 14 North Dram, No. I. .. - - din shares most in request are TrebervA, WestTressury, es, N.D. •Ms Ws sad said leek en Denmelle Ifeekine and Seminill THE PRIL STATUS. s all Do. I:.47 e r ed - - St. Aubyn and Grylla, North Wheal Trelawney, that the government It is obvious, homy( brew, wawa Ins pot penesseL%-lionlen Annual et Melds& Mr. DIPCTT Hine raised the question, whether the Cosa- I 8 D D I 2706 7 0 0 1000 A . - A , - ,,_ 1170 Tavey Consols, East Tamar, North Buller, Wheal "penmen Ille TRW eleeleer e r dess. ellemileg u e& Ida a Wagoners had given leave for the erection of the statue of " se IP ig er ik Naill wows / eisr - esters d I N" 1,16.111.11 - (11.111147 Sir Robert Peel on any other site than the west end of 10 10 NerthessiLlemonishine 21 Npa Arthur, and Tryphene. The following are prices of Senhor Bravo Muril ensure a favoureble kerne .0 Mead Wise& actual business done :-Wheal Bassett, 615, 625; Chsapside. He had, he said, seen paragraphs in the sews- St. IN Weel,BlWolvie. 611 6% 52 .1111 amine if meld kne=t seemed Is this won is ger 1011W-Holled Times sad papers, to the effect, that the committee conducting the St. IM Osaleal ... - coupons on the term the government pro "Thls nom to inn worn 19 Or onaiird if whet business of the " statue" had resolved to put it up in the el. !Ir. nesse • In 63 . • lkint., &es A 64 64 mayne, 30, 31; Wheal Brewer, 271, 30; °rambler Ma ate* be than met me bow yet seen."-Atherseme. area fronting Princes-street, but he hoped the court would 'MI De.uair.w.our.s „ 7 , 33 " and St. Aubyn, 30, 321; West Treasury, 15, 16 ; have in many ins tots to realise the Z e telol__,,,trevefiej a blfialls_, e ,ar 1111•de.....„_,...* 1166 selllee...„ „„__,_ . ooll eleHreal consider well before they altered their deteneination, that r; ""i anallseided - - Trebarvah, 101, 11) ; Wheel Neptune, di, 6; East Lu e u - -- ,••• - •••' n .._.. - r, - zr t ..... ------- ,......_ ----- _ '.---- „„ i.... , di the monument should be erected in the place of the on- us a ti ,t, reee e mo Gee o „, fty , - .-........"'.-"'". ----. ..........--- -. ..--- -.. - liir WWI at the top of Newgate-street. (Hear, hear). Seton and Maud, 44,51; West Ding Doug, 131, 141; lieved that the meat in these Co MNINNIN. y o tilee.W.lllo ... . DI 90 --• . Direly Bs:mom! believed that no definite de- 111 all De. Sate• - ... CULVIIIIWELLS MEDICAL WORE% s ewer . 26 20 De. Oassal .- eines had been arrived at by the Commissioners of , ~. a ,. ....,__ _ 4,4 s et s e ." 3 . ahe w ee pre e e. In d ede m a. 1 ,.., 6; a r ril. although Sir Peter Laurie and some others had attempted g, or awn 1 , 0 ,0 0'"7 . IL pit , to frustrate the recommandauon of the Peel Monument o t . t ee e,,,,e, 5„..,„,, .. ... .. LI 14 Pollard, 1. The market for the gold mining shares to-day was government mutant Wheal as an augury of the vouchers Was 81 to heavy, end remained without amelioration up to the WHAT TO RAT, DRINK. AND ATOMS. Committee, and secure the assent of the Commissioner to so a a l ma w o w ... „.. U. the site at the west end of Cheapside. The opinion of the SO If TedeitlelleseDe- 154 1 8.. Ito it ill co Threes have not re( close of business. The unfavourable statements rein- 24 . at a 8 LRCMS TO TOMO MN. Peel Monument Committee after much disunion was, that * 1 hills ditto 04. the spate tonged by the junction of the Poultry, Prince's- r 3 el eleH=4.l.,4B4amaiKperbeeleel 1 9 4 2 the abstinence of thi SOH TO es SAPPY. prejudiced this market generally, and led to increased stock would be reth , iv. street , Corehill, ma King William•street, was a much better s , ii Yak et o ath ... ... KORAI. AND PHYSICAL ZleOlMilfT OP LIPS pain= than the one suggested, for, approach it as you so s e Wald an d fresh creation of nto y. would, the statue would stand up in bold relief against 14 all theseleed end 29 31 fallen to par, at which they were at one time sellers, ON SPIICIAI. DILIZASIL th e sky, sad not be lost to the eye by having a dingy house 10 IS Ifint Oorowoll ... Ts. as a clrirroluid. He might further state that before 1 „ 0 . pt rdeeellensed oB9 7 lloo Las par suffered in sympathy, but principally from the Lion on the part of but et the present tSerw Mil INITITCYRIS OF ItAILICAOR LIM Sit anything was done, a deputation, which wee already sp. 1 7' ; 0 " D• 416. imam= DOWNS OF war em s . pointed, would have the opportunity of oonferring with the Is 1 1111 De.O.N.R.Pmelmse closing price was 21 TM eonsmissioisen Land he was happy to state that the statue at la ;Tees and sorts mu m s 114 S ORDIAST DERANOIMMTSI,_CONSTIPATION. me RAZOR& war finished. He hoped that it would be erected in &dna. ___ Nugget Vein were the exception, being rather better, HOWL tine worthy of the great man whose services the citizens and closing 1; to 2 prem. At 4 o'clock British Am- investments cooti e Other stocks are g el LIIIII LIMED AT FLUID 11:11TALO. n. sod I. were desirous to eammentorate. ( Hear , hear.) tralian were quota 5-16 to 7-16 prem., and Colonial 1010L1111. BUSH, sad SCOTCH LAM. Seel., Is. seek. 9- 100 Ilmedentimiliee f . r Cents it The CHAIRMAN said that no doubt the best place in - .., e ~,e--- - _,, , 04 105 . 13 r onds. The list Gold, 21 to 1 prem. Australian Consols were worse, " ree P e lIITDROPATUT; OR, TEI COLD WATER CURL the opinion of the judicious would be selected upon the to s "''''''' - 'l" l ; et lr a -" closing 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. Two-and-a-Half m Nerweed. 22, Patereamearerw; Clarvalhia 10.Flosastreat: Monk occasion. loOdelsded)... 5N 6 31 10. Cleatill , cod an bosimilent erof Id. IL Oononsell. 11.0-.10. Sinnott, the street cleaning contractor, was fined 40s. a st. DM SaaUssakasansr.apaCL Imperial Brazilian, Copper Miners of England, Cel!t:::.,„ C e_ r ifL, e 9 e 6 , pe Mr . ►• eleall'ellue• Teem' , be e le eel t eeeell , e a . ' l e ell e• street for nine strum, in which mud had been allowed to Hemaluelt. Northrn) 151 153 and Copispo shares were better, and Santiago heavy. alla" "ne" remain after having been swept up. The excuse was that SI IS & Dux Mesa Foreign and Colonial Copper shares were generall pensedesorearweerr ns us two of the raud-carts had broken down. Id all lieelluedDesk &Raw. weaker, except Metcalfe., which have advanced from =Pons, 9, 4. • y ditto Deferred, 11 After the transaction of some other business, the court Nesse le Yk. N. & Der.) - - 17 to 18 prem. The excitement in this department IRELAND. adjosuned. ---•-- so so Saitlhailw(LYcekkallio 111 113 23 IS Do. f Nam (CUM.. li% 5% of the market appears for the present to have sub- Tian Four-and-a -1 ditto, for accou IN IN DO.f Ann (ditto ) . 27j 111 i PCILIII. Aran s. sided, but there are stills great many inquiries, At a meeting of the Privy Cotmcil yesterday, pm. SOUTHAMPTON DOCK COMPANY. ISI IN Urdu got Oreenwiel• _ MM. to t South Eaters 1111 111 especially for the various Jamaica adventures. Five per Cents. ditto, Deferred Thi per Cent., 118/. sided over by his Excellency the Lard Lieutenant, a . - . 20 10 NW Prearraso (also) 134 :61 ad ___ Yesterday, a special general meeting of this cons- so ss lawedelttlear.epoteent. 971. Spanish IN proclamation was issued declaring that the acts for pang took place at the London Tavern Bisttopegate-street. ~„ fleneulle Nortslk) the batter prevention of crime and wattage in Ireland to consider and determine upon the expediency of oonstruct- ell DM diao 6 per Oast :e II The gold mining shares are just a shade firmer to- Turkish Six per shall apply to and be in force in all that portion of in one or mere additional close docks, and an additional 5 4 mil r ers o di t al ls.o t "slisil yr"3" 24 84 3 day, but there is no important change. Colonial gold Venezuela Thrce-a the barony of Kilmeerenen not included in previone graving dock; to authorise the raising for these purpories so au mil sow palmation.; and also in all such parts of the pa- the ueenaar capital by the creation of the additional sum Onend telteskti Dad - - are quoted 2 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; and Great Nugget Australian Land of 270,3181. 16 .. capital stock of the company ; and to me- I all Ildiendllealhed(llsll.l 106 106 LOS Vein, 1; to 2 prem. Business is quiet. lien Agricultural c Mies of Convoy, Donaghmore, Bdteevoge, Leek, lion the births/ isms of debentures to the amount &Mho- 0 41 ' lildhignielllSlUWO . ' „ " The shares of the Australian Land Companies are Land were quoted y, Raphoe, and Stranorlar , in the barony th e d b y t h e se t. or such portion t h ereo f es may b e required SO all Do quiet, but steady. Peel Rivers mark 61 prem. Nova Australian Bankse i t t l i r l at t e, as were not included ; and such parts of for the said wpm'... -. 41149 1. W.) - -- 24 35 Pessksa_ lim per. tau. Scotia copper shares mark 11 to 14 prem. which have actual) the parishes of Corneal! and limey, or either of Colonel BARLOW took the chair. &X.WeetAlcus.l.Yerl - - them, as e re l ab ia t e i n th e b aron y e e n im b i:* Resolutions were passed, to the effect that it war Si. 111 11 tare} sheres zus lltto) - - Cueing Rooney. tel Bank shores lei Donegal. r ' pedant to construct the decks in question; that the di- 01 . 1 111. 0 11 1158 15 e (lees ho. Morel Mimi& Paid grass done London Joint Sto to Geest Illedliere -. 149 151 rectors be authorised to raise for the the neemmary " stade, te-el y - London and West] The Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of St. Ger- capital by the creation of the addition sum of 270,31111.165. St- tee De.lbesselhellsek 149 ISt If 94 isdhelelbeediestlsesed - 100.003 714ir t ui rd. -- - all 11 14 pm 24 of London, 17; ; I Mans paid a visit yesterday morning to the govern- capital stock of the company, being the balance remaining ft Itr.Melleset). 1 449 NON 1 'Anglo Australian Gold a s per 1 pet II 1 lien Royal Mail met school of ornamental art, at the Royal Dublin unissued of am stock authorised to be created by the coin- 110 50 Wort Talky. ep. aims 100,600 in..l toga Califoralan ..... all i 4,. 11 Palace col. paid), 6 Societe, and subsequently visited the works of the Pany's act; that the directors be empowered to pay to the - - PeeeAte elleilwea• 7_ - 33 subecriben of the additional capital steel propose d to be 3 . 4 . 1 3 0 4 gtl t : jojt Defe o ri mai jiA 13 10,000 10 Australasian 1 4 '4 " Grtat ' Exhibition building, where their Excellencies 11,009 20 Australian lit ;. Shares of tl created an interest at th e rate of 4 :per cent. per annum, e"lkon 1 Australian %edifiers ... all tar pot were received by Mr. Deegan, Mr. Benson, the arehi- te Orme Hatieel..... 1(21 1( 34 lONi to 1 prem.; Mell loo,ooe 1 Amtrak's rushed .. all 4 lon from the date of payment of the several instalments to the tact of the building, and several members of the close of the ball-year in, which the dock or decks .hall 39,01/0 1 Ave Maria all 4 disj pm prem.; Wiesbadet - 200,000 1 British Australian Cold all 1 IPa prem. re committee. While the they had an opportunity have be* completed and opened for businas,-the amount SONO 20 British Iron clueing the lest arch of the Great Central Hall of such interest so paid to be charged to the cod of con- Pl/17LIENCI MAIM 10.00 e 39 Smelt Imp,Oss. atsl.pa. 2% 3 j It has been son structinn; and that the directors be authorised to barrow IN 100 Aberdeen Da Coc Ban Cute* an 0 Sa el the institution lei raised and deposited on its plass. . all Aksitiess Net. 1, 7 per Ct. - - 11,200 33 Do. St. JOh Bey 13 39 31 the further meant on debentures sanctioned by the set . India, Australia, a The cote ration hale unanimously adopted a rem- se. 106 Bristol k Nonfat per Cl., 104 10 4 110,000 I Carson's Croat A est Ipm W. IN Osisdadsm 11110 _- _ ..; 104 MI ad 13,002 40 Colin ( 10,1 w ? Moe for a committee of the whole house to cowl- 13 16 Mara sad llolyesed ...1 Is 19 , 1110,000 6 Colonial (sold der the best means of paying a compliment to Mr. BANN or ENGLAND (TIIIS DAY.) - A court of f 4 l C O7ll sad 13811,100 : 1 6da 64 MI Dander Perth, awl Aar • I CoPikul l4 6 7 arr,t7oo Sa. Copper Miners of Eng el 83 95 neither its Indian Gam for his munificent exertions to serve this proprietors of the Bank of Evened was held this day, at - hates Inaction .. - I 6 6id Leoo 15 Do. Pref. I. pet teat all 5 91, pa We are requesl city and the country at large. It is understood that the Bank, for the election of 24 directors for the ensuing 34 s 4 eareanauemsuoslip.et. 31 3 1 70,046 5 Eas&AuetralianCopper all 1 las 4 the proposed testimonial will consist, of a statue to Yew. when the following gentlemen Quisling the house list) s s De. 00. (if.) 7 per ft.. si ee 100,00 e 1 Great Nugget Vein all llma 34 4 banks whose drat be erected in the City Hall, along with those of were duly elected :-Henry Hulse, Banns A. E. Camp- 74 1 Do. de. (71. us) 7 pa*. s It pes bell, E. E. Chapman, Robert Wigram Crawford, Wm. iP• of 11 11 pm 11,110 20 Goers! 73,000 a 1 19 Grad Dub) of Dada) all par Ipm the colonies, is the Chartered Bank. Grattan, O'Connell, Drtunmond, &e. 11.0% Orent=...... Cotton, Donainy Dobree, Benjamin Back Greene, Charles 10 10 2 08. 111110 128 w 5 11 °' 56 ' 1 1 11 .. par oint. else& 14 13 100,00 C Las • all Ida par publicly on the m: It is expected that the two principal lateral halls Peaces Greaten, Henry Hocks Gibbs (new instil, 10 JO lsa.Tfaisuflorip por tp.O . 154 181 60,006 lalartp an pre` of th e Exhibition Building will be ready by the end Thomson Hankey, jun., John Oliver Hanson , J. B . 6 s lalkitirib, mad 9,001 Limes an t 4 134 sal Annexed are I tithe present week or early in the next, to WM. Heath, KirkmanD. Hodgson, Henry L. Holland, Thomas Dudes , Sew -I Si $4 50,000 LonionaCalllons. Gold stocks, as receive( IR., 10041beetleethseaS wend 12$ 111 Quern CreehlagCo.. all 1 4 arm the arrangement of the goods ; but they can- Newman Heel A. Latham , James M sle "'" Ja m e ' 100,soo starieidts all IMs mr preu :-Amsterds Lot be cleared out for that purpose until the roof Morris , Sheffield ' Nun, O. arde Norman, John ' llonley et- 10 ,D*. elee ode- DOA l••! Palmer, Hoary J. Prescott, Alderman Wm. Thompson, 1 I desemble et lONA. pm 110 111 M,COO 1 NeelessidthAtanku 9 SIN 95 13-16; ditto Ti - 10, 24 De. 44 went. aerie •- - SI sos.nee New Granada st the central hall shall have been completed. and Thomas Tooke, jun., Eels. el ej,ol.llbSWaSia(l)lllotbs 14 If 900,000 Num& Monde ARBITRATION MEETING AT OLDIIAM.-011 MOD- SO I •GllsstAkeldlisatasa ape 41 7._ 160,000 Pon Pally I par 1 pm 1 Three per Cent., e day evening a crowded and enthusiastic meeting was held st. D 7O OLW012“01014a. 4 1 PAL. 105. !?,7. 1064 60,060 Quarts R e ek.....„.. eli par 1 p ro Granada Deferred at Oldham in connexion with the peace movement. The T i t; 1r,=....aNatc..r . ;„,, i rdi p'...,` 10,000 5 Rh_yeaney Iron all 14 26 Portuguese New, , NA VAL. Rev. Mr. Davis took the chair. Mr. J. Baxter Longley, of p s , ies 1 D i m s sem es"" .. da 16 1 -- ,_ Ditto New 7,640 30 linkao do Cuba I% 66 74 Metelbes, 81 11 i Manchester, opened the meeting by arguing that the move. Sit. fashaileleharrAmest ISO 133 60,1030 1 !South Australian l all 6 IPm 14 burg, Monday ADMIRALTY, APRIL 5.-PsoKorioe-Mate W. C. meat in favour of the introduction of clauses for arbitra- St. 100 1 13111eiPreaninddlperen. - - 6,000 10 '; Tin Croft tion into commercial treaties was consistent with common 8 0 , 8 leilmbelbefileleaLThlrds i Si 11 pm ALIN MAN United Sicilian i f Wilson. of the IVischester, is promoted to the rank of sense, and that we had already recognised the principle in lel ell 1 1 4 1 s 0 8 0110 1 2 1lOolse. leh, 10 IL 70,000 1 Waller , Lestenant. l2 4 all ,Liolorkimianata.plo 1811 IN 100,000 1 Walt Granada ll A pm 11 ordinary civilised society, by referring all disputes to the Cents., 41; do. D Poursuourn, APRIL 5.-Fifty of the crew of the 21 M INanilislaLles.sen.Noll 8 13 100,006 1 'West Mariposa. all par pm arbitration of the magistrate . He was followed by John .• 1 .toe,•oe 1 'Take London, 119! B. kitainannon. 91. screw steam shin. were taken to Healer ~,_. .._,. ~ /A u k ... .a„, ~.„,..,1 0 ,. ..i „„.i„„ n f n '; 'I I .".... 1 1 11 " ... ... 1 104 pi all 1 pm 114 a...- - I 5 00 ea (....) . 7 per tA.. N i i Ti 4 5 Da. osusien.asaw la. (71. 4.. 1 . 70.. 5 )7 p per v. ii 1 95 no. Wail per Oat 110e45, i 4 50 ned.95114441114 .... e.1p. in : 6 i mnismit °6l66 Dear l6. o. S‘paemt 1 llaribeeni petOlat . 144 De. 5 per seat kelp, einae ant. st Ro- I I dlie MIS p.et. et 111 a 24 Do. %wep p i 110 64 eg 03.4430Walea(1)nigatha 54 el 04 1 5 OWest.Bkekllast , u Spa 14 74 Si.l 100 04.9faft. yokel& 44 pad. 105 107 "'" I 100 Dttte tied 4 mast. lOO 102 6 LememeldrelbTafinatlO I dla par a. lea DIM a ply me Mak_ 150 in It. 105 laa.6lo44l3.oearalpareti 130 153 5 ".. 103 I Inglaiteinfolial po•Ck. 5 114454414441410a.Th1id5, 36 34 pea ill 11,4•44•155il It Oaer. 5Fh ' .10 11 all Lasdelarrylkniudek.44l, l 111 136 SO 1104.111411111501.65a.74011 5 li . 110 Da New AO -. 1 104 114 4 , $ Ow MI ... ... 1 4 I pia 14 all Ihryp.l3o.mellia, 46 pCO pm et 1100 119d/a , a .4rAnosp.t:4l 145 150 1.11 5 Ditto Prelkeame.„... 1 6 4 pall 10 ,SO %dolt Iftealea . 525 21 5 an ! Da. OaaraMead 54 petit 5 4 9 ' all , Do.WayleryValley 1 poi 1 2 fn. , 100, nor* Brian ... 1066 1 0 /6 ad '' lan :north Btaffardsldre a.-....a. Worcaster. at.d, 4r.,Bls.6perCeall At.. ditto ditto 1 16 II pet .arewa.l4l3lrs.4o4oaaa. l 104 114 zd ' are.hChader(tioe.W. 1‘744 e per Om— Do. 5 per South Devoa ... ... rare I Ditto New , par 6pm 50414 Solara (Itsadlagl Ana.) of 41.0.6 1 254 144 ad 1113.Torkablfelperct.Caari 196 201 ad Walsrlord6iKdammysp.et 4 (Us 6 pm Torn, Nevosatloat arm., 131.50r15 of lag.panalt. 101 103 -.., Meta.. 5 64 --- r. 4 8.114511 per 6 pm PoItIaMOCTII, APRIL s.—Fifty of the crew of the futaniannon, 91, screw steam ship, were taken to Healer to-day, in addition to 50 others, who were taken Yesterday, it being intended to quarter the whole there till winvaleseent. The Sprightly steamer went down to Hurst Castle to-day, hating on board Colonel Sir F. Smith, R.E., who west down to that place to inspect the worts there. The Pewian, 12, Commander Mitchell, sailed laat night SW Shearon!, to be paid off. The Duke of Wellington, Pl.tcrew steam ship, again got up steam to-day in the " 1, 11• to try her engines. sense, and that we had already reengnised the principle in ordinary civilised society, by referring all disputes to the arbitration of the magistrate. lie wu followed by John Platt, Esq., of Oldham, who moved the adoption of a petition to parliament in favour of Mr. Cobden's arbi tration movement, and the mutual disarmament of nations founded thereupon. The motion war seconded by Reuben Cooke, Esq., of Oldham, and supported by an ar gumentative speech from Henry Richard, Esq., and car ried unanimously. The Rev. 0. G. Waddington moved • resolution, calling upon the ministers of religion to take an active put in the peace movement. The motion was se conded by Mr. John Cameron, late of Wakefield, and car ried. After a vote of thanks to the chairman, the meeting broke up at • late hour. The proceedings were charac terised by the greatest unanimity, and about Guo persons were present. A local committee to forward the movement was afterwards constituted, consisting of some of the most influential ja!rsons in the town. PRIZE MOSEY.—TIIE Srv.—Notice is given tbat the account sales of bounties granted to her Majesty's bri gantine Spy, H. B. &reefer', Esq., Lieutenant Command ing, for M slaves, captured Nov. 3, 18.51, will be registered in the Admiralty Court, on or about April 16, 18,53. Gazette, EXPLOITATION OF BONAPAIITISX.—A circular of the Minister of Police orders a strict surveillance, and if necessary the arrest, of certain persons who are going about towns and villages collecting subscriptions for swords of honour, emblematical shields, and other objects of art, said to be intended to be offered to the Emperor as marks of the sympathy of the nation, but which statement is in reality only an attempt to defraud the public. ins CHEPSTOW TtfBELAR BRIDE.—The second tale of the great suspension and tubular bridge at CWpitow, en the South Wales line, is now nearly ready "repining and traffic. Great exertions have been used to Inlet tromp!ition, and now the girders are up and kuti• The government inspector will examine and report s to its safety. During the last year the traffic at this tat hat bees carried over the River Wye upon a single " of rails; but the double line will ensure greater safety W tenfort In the working of the line. TUE DUBLIN EXHIRITIoN.--Ncorrespondent slates that the Mayor of Liverpool (Samuel Rohm, Esq.) intends to invite the Lord Mayor of Dublin, and the fixecutive Committee of the Exhibition, to visit Liverpool the first week in May. He oho intends accepting the invitation of the Committee of the Exhibition, to be previa at the opening in May next. THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL COMPANY'S SrzAwint SHANGIIAE has been put on the Australian and Singapore line, in the room of the Formosa. The English stock market opened rather flatly, but subsequently strengthened. In the afternoon a sen sible improvement was induced by various rumours afloat imputing to the Chancellor of the Exchequer an intention to effect some changes in the funds, with a view, doubtless, to a reduction in the rate of in terest on Console. Amongst others, there is an accredited report to the effect. that the Chancellor intends to allow of Consols being converted into bonds to bearer, carrying a diminished rate of interest. It is well known that many persons object to have stock in their names, in volving the necessity of transfers, &c., but who doubtless would bo glad to have bonds to bearer so readily convertible. It is fur ther reported that the new bonds, which would of course have coupons attached, will be guaranteed for 20 years, and it is assumed that stockholders would readily consent to accept a reduced rate of interest in view of the guarantee thus given, and of the other advantages derivable from the proposed new arrangemen% In the quarters in which these state ments hare been canvassed, a favourable reception appears to have been accorded to them, and an opinion is expressed that the result would be to bring in • number of persons as holders of our home government securities who would not otherwise keep their money in them. The impression is now strengthened that the Chan cellor of the Exchequer, in arbitrarily decreeing the late reduction in the rate of interest on Exche quer Bills, had ulterior objects of great importance in view. Exchequer Bills, it is pointed out, bearing a net annual return of 11 per cent. only, are made to float at a premium, nod the question is asked, is it not in the power of a Chancellor of the Exchequer, by judicious arrangements, by rendering stock more easily and more economically convertible, to lessen the disparity which now exists between the rate of interest yielded respectively by Exchequer Bills and Consols, and in doing so, to effect a most important alleviation of the burdens of the country. Under the circumstances the Chancellor's speech on the Budget, which is to be delivered on the 18th instant, will be looked forward to with more than ordinary anxiety and impatience. Console opened 991 to par; the government broker effected his usual purchase at 100; but in the after noon, on the reports referred to, the "bears" became uneasy, and came in as buyers, carrying the price to 100 to 1 for cash, and 1001 to ; for the 13th inst. At this point the market finally closed firm. Purchaser were even effected for money at 1001. In other stocks no business is offiJially marked. Fxchequer Bills were dealt in at the uniform rate of 7s. to 11s. prem. for both the March and June issues. India Bonds ruled at 435. to 486. prem. A good deal of speculative attention continues to be directed to the foreign stock market. Mexican Bonds reached 28, and closed 274 to 1. The market for this stock is decidedly good. One of the chief features of the day was a fall of 1 per cent. in the Spanish committee's certificates. There have been large sales of these vouchers on foreign orders, and the decline is in sympathy with a similar movement in the Madrid market. The heaviness appears to be in a measure owing to the appoint. ment by the Cortes of a committee of seven mem bers, of whom four are ministerialists, and three in the opposition, to report on the new financial project. It is obvious, however, that a majority of one is all that the government' requires in this committee to ensure a favourable "report. The intelligence that Seabee Bravo Murillo has organised an opposition to the government project for the recogn ition of the coupons on the terms proposed, has i nduced specula tors to realise the handsome profits which they' have in many instances made out of the move ment in these Certificates, but it is not be lieved that the fall is to be interpreted as an augury of the rejection by the Cortes of the government measure. The closing price of these vouchers was 81 to 81 per cent. The Deferred Threes have not receded in sympathy,. but closed 244 to 4, as it is considered the position of this stock would be rather improved than otherwise by the abstinence of the Spanish government from any fresh creation of stock. Turkish scrip has again been influentially bought, but at the present premium there is more disposi tion on the part of holders to realise, and thus the closing price was 21 to 3 prem., or a shade lower than the closing after-hours price of yesterday. Other stocks are generally very well supported, and investments continue in Grenadian and Greek Bonds. The list of sales is annexed : Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 84, ex div. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65/ ; ditto, Four per Cents. Certifs., 981, 97, ex div. Granada One and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec. 1849 Coupons, 231 ; ditto Deferred, 11a, 4. Greek Bonds, ex overdue ' coupons 9, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 271; ditto, for account, 271, 28, 271, 1. Peru vian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 881; ditto, Deferred Three per Cents., 631. Portuguese Five per Cents., 1841, 43. Russian Five per Cent., 118). Sardinian Five per Cents., 971. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 241, 4; the Committee's Certificates, 84, 8, 81, per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 21, 21. 3, prem. Venezuela Throe-and-a-Half per Cents., 391. Australian Land shares were all flatter. Austra lian Agricultural closed 96 to 99. British American Land were quoted 61 to 63. Shares of all the new Australian Banks were also worse, including the two which have actually secured their charters. Orien tal Bank shares were 199. lower. The shares of the London Joint Stock Bank have been done at 211; London and Westminster Bank, 354; Union Bank of London, 174; St. Katharine Docks, 991; Austra lian Royal Mail Steam (6/. paid), 44, 1; Crystal Palace col. paid), 64 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 811. Shares of the Berlin Waterworks are quoted to 1 prem.; Melbourne Docks and Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; Wiesbaden and Cologne Railway, par to 1 prem. 1 It has been somewhat industriously reported that the institution known as the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and Chins, has obtained its charter. We understand that, as matters now stand, this is not the case, the institution in question having neither its Indian nor Australian charter. We are requested to state that amongst the new banks whore draft charters are to be transmitted to the colonies, is the Melbourne, Sydney, and Adelaide Chartered Bank. This institution has never been publicly on the market for subscriptions. Annexed are the latest quotations of foreign stocks, as received by Mr. Renter's telegraphic ex press :—Amsterdam, Monday: Dutch Four per Cents., 95 13-16; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents.. 64 9-18. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents.,24 13-16; do., Three per Cent. foreign, 48; the Coupons, 81. 1 Granada Deferred, 114. Mexican New, 26 13-16. Portuguese New, 39 7-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 81 11-16. Peruvian:New, 87', . Ham burg, Monday : Spanish Three per Cents., 41 do., Deferred, 231. Frankfort, Monday : Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 853. Spanish Three per I Cents., 41; do. Deferred, 24 15-16. Exchange on London, 1191. Berlin, Monday : Three and-a-Half per Cents. State Debt, 921. Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 104. Madrid, Friday : Spanish' Home Three per Cents., 43 13-16 ; do. Deferred, 24 9.16 ; do. Passive, 51. The Coupons, 51. In the market for foreign exchange this afternoon, the rates were generally drooping. Hamburg was done as low as 13.71, and in good demand at 13.7/. . 1 Bills on Paris were done as low, at 25.021 at shed, but generally paid with 25.05. There was a good, demand for Amsterdam at 11.19 for three months, whilst for Genoa and Leghorn the inquiry exceeds the supply of bills. Other exchanges were nearly the same as last post. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocm. The Englii;l;.stoeliMnrkrt maintains the improve ment of yesterday afternoon. Consols have reached 100! for account, and arc now firm at 100 k to both It 1 12 _8 1 _1 I 1» 14i 1 2il id COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAKE.-THIS DAY. There was scarcely any English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market, and the offers from the coast were not numerous. The supplies of foreign are liberal, but consist almost exclusively of Black Sea and Mediterranean qualities. The attendance of buyers was small, and the business transacted limited to retail sales at former prices. Barley was in very short supply, and its value was well supported. The receipts of Oats have been to a fair extent, and the dealers successfully resisted any advance. Beans and Peas were unchanged in value or demand. •RRIVALS INTO LONDON APIUL 4th to APRIL Bth. Qrs. Bashes. — . Wleat 740 I 11470 Barley 370 440 Oats 1330 I 7040 I 2340 Malt ..... 360 Flour, 2990 barrel. enrl 10990 larks. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Sl:MAL—There has not been a public sale today ; the market is quoted the same as yesterday. Corrru.—The public sale was too small to give quota tions. Native Ceylon remains quoted 48s. to 48s. Od. SALTPETRII.-1,400 bags were offered in public sale, refraction 7 to 171, and bought in atlas. to 28s. Arcs.-11,600 bags Madras were offered, and nearly all found buyers, at 9s. to 10s., which were previous rates. 1,000 bags Coring', damaged, sold at 78. 61. to 91. 800 bags Bengal bought in at 10s to 10s. 6d. SPICES.—The large public sales of Nutmegs went off well, at full prices ; also, 20 package. of Mace. Corros.—This article has a firm appearance. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS D AY. The market is steady, without any activity. Town Tallow is quoted 445., nttt cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 455. 3d. to 435. ; March and April, Os., sellers ; Oct. to Des. (new), gs. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Megan. Pattenden and Smith report that there is again more doiolg in new Hops, at prices fully supported. Old Hops continue to advance in price. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 17s. 9d.; Eden Main, 19s. ; Hasting's Hartley, 165.; Tanfield Moor, lfis. ; West Hartley, 16s. Gd. ; Walls End Stewart's, 2N.—Ships at market, 24. LONDON THIEVES IN SOUTHAMPTON. For some months past, robberies have been com mitted at the Southampton Railway terminus, and the South Western Railway Company have had to pay a con siderable sum of money for parcels which have been lost there. Strong suspicions have been entertained that a pipe of wine was tampered with at the terminus, that a portion of the wine was taken from it and water substituted. In consequence of these robberies a London detective has for some time past been stationed at the terminus. A night or two since, three of the night porters belonging to the goods department, were detected engaged in abstracting the contents of a barrel of beer, and were apprehended and lodged in gaol. One of these men has been in the railway company's service twelve years. For some time past also, a gang of thieves have been noticed passing between Southampton, Portsmouth, and Salisbury. A short time since two of them came to the parcel-office at the Southampton terminus for a parcel, and it was noticed by an official there that each seemed averse to sign his name to a book as an acknowledg recut of the receipt of the parcel. The latter was directed to a disreputable public-house, in an obscure neighbour hood in the town. On Monday one of these men camo again bathe terminus with a parcel for London. A railway policeman, who was standing by, remarked that he was one of the gang of prigs about. Mr. Colebrook, the official above alluded to, recollected that he was one who had been averse to sign his name. The London detective was called in, and he pronounced the parcel to be directed to a London Fence, or • place for the receipt of stolen goods. The cover of the parcel was of washed leather, such as jewellers use. It was very soon ascertained by the police, who set to work directly, that it contained about 101. worth of new silk handkerchiefs, and that most of the contents had been recently stolen from different shops in Southampton. Lee, an active town police officer, was then made acquainted with these facts. Mr. Colebrook went in aisguise to the above-mentioned public house, and there he saw a number of fellows, some playing cards, and others eating and drinking. None of ' them were, however, the parties be wanted. Lee soon afterwards entered the public-house, and in a room by himself he saw a man who he knew from the description was one of those who received the parcel from London, and very shortly afterwards he apprehended his confederate, the man who brought the stolen handkerchiefs to the termi nus. This fellow appeared to be thunderstruck by his ap. prehension, pretended he was a commercial man, and that ho hardly knew where the railway terminus was. On being confronted with Colebrook, however, he soon altered his tone, and betrayed his guilt. Both the railway and, town police have acted very dexterously iu the matter. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LiwtscooL, APRIL s.—The market continued fiat and. inanimate, without material change in quotations.—Eastern Counties, 13—East Lancashire, 18/—Great Southern and Western, 54—Great Northern, 201, I—North British, 81— St. Helen's Rail and Canal, 66—Soutn Eastern and Dover, 224, I—Dutch Rhenish, 21 dis. SIANCHRSTER, APRIL s.—The market has been steady, without much improvement in business. Leeds Stock, 7a; Ditto (Fifths), 415.111 d. ; Sheffields, 301; Ditto (Pref.), 11; Boyers, 221, 9.16; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 37; Caledonians, 311; Midlands, 731 ; Whitehaven and Fur ness, 61. BIRMINGHAM, Aram s.—There was a little more busi ness done in this market today than of late, and shares were more inquired after. Birmingham and Stour Valleys were dune at 10; Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas shares at 107 ; and Crystal Palace at If prem. Lanus, APRIL s.—The share market is without change this morning. The business done has been limited to the following lines, of which we give the closing prices:— North Westerns, 81. Os. 9d. ; South Eastern and Dovms, 221. 114. ; Lancashire and Yorkshires, 75; Midland Stock, 731. 160. 3d. EARTITQUAXE AT GUERNSEY.—The Guernsey Star of the 2nd inst. states that a very alarming shock of an earthquake was felt at tke island of Guernsey, between 10 and 11 on Friday night last. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.—The following gentlemen were admitted members of the college on the , 4th instant:—Messrs. Jahn Groscort Reed, Exeter; Ber nard Kendall, Budleigh Salterten, Devon; Joseph Iwart, Holmehead, Cumberland ; Joseph Ford, Cheddar, Somer set; James Vaux, Plymouth; Oscar Byrne Newcastle under-Lyne ; William Thomas Lewis, London ; George Yeates Hunter, Margate; Sydney Jones, Old Rent-toed; Henry Cooper Rose, Edward-street, Langham- piece; an d Italward Clapton, Stamford, Lincolnshire. ~i fl?':'