The Express. — London, England, 1853-04-29 00:00:00

Vebt '.arl3rt“ LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1853. [THREEPENCE. / ~ •.' • ' l ,-- -- ) / , '/ / 0 "' fro •-•f.• - ; 2- iow r ... ef - Zar•-we..•''d-toaa--re--ok - Ofe f foa-p e ...._____ . ••• - settepr ~,.........v i t S Z • / liji 11) le N r _._. . . in 10 11/ .......... Na 2,0664 --. a LONDON, FRIDAY EVENI G -- -- - ID F. .N IS S I :LA R and ORIENTAL STEAM SHARE LISTS. ITNIZION RAILWAYS. NAVIGATION COMPANY. ) I.d ARRA:DARES pa, AND 142.1.1UCED mu AND ____ 10 3 kwastsp ma Rotterdam! 1 4 dle zd TIIIIRSDAY Bemires. 30 4 aiding • Osalawmas• 11 11 pm I PRI:1011M ____n s vc . irr ia t k r y ;a rr o . v_T r w , Aazs im s. The railway market opened at an advance, which • 5 $ 1167 . 7.. • lallirl Jamat " 7 7 1 20 ea . c . 0. . , mmr .. , was well maintained throughout the day. The im- 20 to oven gibausc."" e " .. .. 134 31 4 1.1 pet i It twit ~,1 cm. ~ 4Pt poet, and amp licad. ea the 4th and 20th provemcnt extended throughout the market, which " • D." 111811 . 173 - I IS 4 b : *WA * f ,':' l4 ,; o u ' a twatlmailas. sad fal the nth and 2610 from certainly wears a much more buoyant aspect. - Mid- ro 2b l el t heaa nalemas'g . ........ „11•. 17 ''' -7 ' II 110. - „,,%/.1%, via MSG % TORL-Por Adelaide, Poet Mu% land, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Great Western 1 • 1 Great belles Peatemila.. 21 et. 71 If I - ... A ",,,Y al . towboat at hereon , _ _on she 4th of May and 4th docks are a ll - write month thereon., and London and North Western s" i° )rand jwww " °' 24** " 24 3 m P 304 all 3t.tatet..f ennads„Absr•• par Ipm 7.01 , 7 1%. a , i t , t s a em y 5 /47 105 .°4477 ',.. t h a ihmi t ter 74°14 "L n rallying.. Rood and the lighter stocks, Caledonians ... • , octopi& (toil 1'0,1073 - - 11 I; g i s we a. •••7 were especially in request. Great Northern. tend- 3 .2 14774a6744743 . 32 044 ' 747.1 , di" 7 1 4 r • II II 1 / 7 Mi1". ....et a cv rr.-ori ute 4th and 20th of moth from one to improve, and the A shares are still in partied - 13 1 u i s Laz DZ imag itadwayi . : ... 4 . 41 . li • • -..,. •• "" 0 ",n, fri aa1 l the 10th and 2Gth frmn Stareaille e s. " / P'-eirtA rpt.costa.ornson...-oa tam vie or every meth lar demand. Chester and Holyhead., Cork and t 2 13 a. _ .... ... .- .. I 1 4 op, Sallsab I ba• Bandons, and others of the lighter descriptions, par- - 3 Do. Naall) ... - I $ le 0 .,,0 a ad PoRTUGAL-For Vigo, Oporto Litton nad and • • 2 Mall per et. Preheats 1 dlo par ticipated in the advance. The final and natisfactory 20 7 I.Pso me streitemarao - le ros mem we soatiounioic el the 7 t ll , 17111, we lid% s ki 's." 8 completion of the nettling tends to *rant the market. it m l 4 W 7•• - ••• - - -1 1 2 1 pm m Nobl• , and otieit.-Vereela of the Caspar/ ply osesiamally sasCUT7 • At the close this a ft ernoon the market generall y . main- so i " io 11 Nrt t.44 1.: S ( yli& lo;:i F# 6 a , 4 ‘,.. , posh) betas* Calcutta, Ca s ag a Blesepore, Hoeg tamed . . its st "'thaw het its improvement, and exhibited some indica- " 4 89 Dr Do-Pr e lnorwel .. - - a r., , ,„,, .1 pewsre ram l •7 am, freight aft Ibe India abd 11011 of a revival of business. 111 le Northern et Frame._ - 3411 $64 ILI ap ta ' - • 4 ' 4 herr bet cone,' Tab!, reauc.d. an d may a. h. „ l = 10 C' Do. 10/ 3 per et. iamb th la Ch•• ,-:, „, ~a, ('*st'em ' s talcs, 124 beedeahal-street, THIS DAY-Two O'CLOCK. (Gre K. & Amiss elm 141 111 kr rtl;;:al.p:aer, *athematic. IS all X•rweemanudi PM.. 04 9 TI le The railwaylmarket is generally rather flatter to- • 0 ye Pans sad 140al t.. le 184 Pa Wi I or IF " -- 6 - 3 1, 1 N GREAT INDUSTRIAL so 20 Pass sad Orleus .. 42 41 day, without, however, any material chaage in prices. 2 0 by e w i m i Ir . . O, 0 , el D 4ll al EXHIBITION. South Wales and York and North Midlands have as is Paris aid Striates .31 831 In 'micas IX 1111111 AND IN 1533. slightly improved, and Great Northern. are well 20 4 P 4444 •Car a rde 27•74471 3 111 Pla TI 1p ' nusu incest TlCKElSSavalable 111 1 7 1 Camden Rielateed br x :"' °B4lo43 b ' i' l • l4 supported, but Great Westerns and most of the' so t, - asses opt listf• ... sot sib 'ea re a , h , 04,1riall •tatIUMS te sr •Oth 7 vi 1m Clem. tad Orr . heavy stocks are weaker. s 2 S7'i leradlit Ns 14 10 di to woos ,yrria grat,. is s 5 S 2 2 0 French shares are well mantel's& 30 `0: On• ma Maw . 114 s rk 2 , 30 .0, uhagor,lleu,Driatel, CIAO. ORDINARY shAhR4 AND STOCKS. ls 4 Ds. Si PS Ond. F 8678 8. - - of s s • 3 3 0 1/3 4 Ina Mestere 0 hum .- - .1• Carl • di W e rsaterStatieelese , C l f r am ater 513 • 413 0 Cloaaa Maw Mks 303411 7 20 4 I •o4lffi__ a/ Pnamo..._... 6n Fa too busby, Laaalaitos,Coserry, IL Pd. Ressan. viindiy . up to 2 pal. so h. Upper UM% &rip ........ 11 on Ii rw C 5• 0 45 9 .4- sot all Weft Pleaders 44 5 II air ...... a 32 ,„,, a, 11oldet*Md. Ueda. NW. Bt. ISO aberdess 204 2901 354 10 $ Do. Se par Coat Peels . dls pm 7 1 11 • VA D•r Awow,. •arriegtos„thsiss.Wasobsdekt 44 0 310 0 sae art Junction . 51 4 to 2 Weltered *wheatmel.. 1 1 die b • Magog, (better s sal the holden Is poser to Claseter, lleagor, Debi* 31 21 atrkes.,Loa.,aChas.Jea. 71 IQ die Tbry 271 ell DgCbeaIIONII6I4IMOLC. al n h 18 00,sad tbe Ly s ol MINES. 1 , 141 . d ,„ o s m a Ir ian T i =t Tlret Is esthied 63 hare reed to as 164 Do. la 10. 2/1... 21 11 dim T I wereuicrow, Dens. et rey redssrd rats, Bt. 1% kindest Ibraw ... 103 M 3 1031 a oars f„. war bMe tarty Waking/. fa Yams. owl Olelefaelt. 1 11. Ida Oalsandab -- • 113 4 Oat CO % THURSDAY EYRNING. a, , 44 ,a, Kos Winona- l• the jemmy teem Dugan to 11010, fen the 54 all (blear of Ildylmed .. 131 14 24 if Baldness in the market for British mining stocks R . -- ibe Gist's Causeway. sad trees Dahlia to Galway far 10 all (lark sad Deadoe .- .. 2$ 23 MOM .11 to 3* # remains very inactive, there being quite a suspension d la She war Or. eat Connemara. 64 45 Otalla er Berm Jae. 4 3pm OS of speculative inquiry, whilst at the same time, as 4 is tom piraree of a ticket is pressated. pada with a mpy of the 13 all Clandee=and Aber. • emigrated Inns !alma' Ilandalleati a * oreaPed will/ for then dela ... ... II 9 usually happens under such circumstances in this y ty Lara IS ell ..... t.. ~. 51 111 ta ya, Writ ail scot accurate tarty aimed it the IS *I MOW 11 BHA 114. 3 1 1 market, sellers find difficulty in disposing of their S ra lei Ho o n o cattpaire Ogee. St, Weabad.rov, Dram Si. See 20 20 swan ... 131 131 lie shares. There is, however, no strong disposition to is asnaos %a 's tee," pep 123. 35 all Lames Usk% Clam A.. ty NM 11.17.11 L) ~. 10 11 peen sales, but the dealers generally appear full of a stook. A a BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 1 4 . ~,,a l• r0 D 0 . 1.4 . 4 . 4414 . 61011 ama cl . 080 1 / 1 1 4 1 te No. I, Prieceserreet, Pak, Leedom SO all a. a woo. m.. Is ss In the gold mining market there was more activity 3 a Letehiistard Ana, 1637. * It toe allarnatial Oberant .72 74 731 to-day, especially in the afternoon, and the shares of 1i yasomred by Spada Ard of Partlemest, 4 Ykt., ma. 9. 10 11 NAlearsh aid ADVA In Brim - - all the companies most in repute were better, _the r c 0 .„,..5-cot. ROBERT ALLEAND .U., Blackheath Park. 8 ,. 20 , 6 , 10.14 . 6.De5 4i„ 22 14 ea NTAOES Off THIS INSTITUTION. market finally closing at its beat point. Great Nug- 0 totilt. 109 Olsoper & iss*Westara 13 6 1 A Table of senessof retie of Pre•losa , aligoogaUl adas.d to too. it. IN Omit Illeetheß ... .. se 91 RN 90 I gets at one tune showed a rise of 10s. lan share on t 1 pOOl 0 Lases or Debts. at. IN Da A, wet ... - MI 60 15 951 the closing range of yesterday, reaching 21 to i b Ilelioetin mos, whereby half the premium abil as *WA Pt IN Da. B. "Pk .. -. 110 13$ 131 3 dads the Bra gs lass. Bt. IN Cit.Baelk.eadWeed.47b 10 1 1 10 1 prem., bat the closing pea° was 2to 1 prem. Agua a 4 s a p pamed at 'Sty, or at death if acearrias preview/. Bt 140 Grist Wasters .. 9 Vs 114 1 Fria remain very firm, and Colonial Gold was ion- '1 arrow saleNait •LH memo 81 Inv's( If II Inn Orth leasii - .. 7 111 rE f=eollllo ma NNW 10 111 6 a wea742_l_ll- to so at immured crews .. n et sibly better. At four o'clock British Australian were II I• raw war pommy ark lad lo be pia mw •N. 161 1111 Do. Thirds -.- 11 Intim quoted Ito 1 prem.; Colonial Gold, 2to 4 prem. ; t ft / Ina yes Usl i er samba bar 16th Pet N INA M. toe -ems l Tertiddri 71 791 79 1 Port Phillip, 1-18 to 3-18 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, a a se 16 4l 41 die as 111=ANNIA MCTUAL LITZ ANIOCIATION. 14 114 Do. West ildTegiliske 1 i „ 11 to t prem.; Agaa Fria, 2to 4 prem. Peel River II a Eamon* 1/ her Massifs Se* letters Meat. 10 all Leek Northers -._ .. I 15 1i were firmer all day, and left off 41 to 54 prem. 9 re dreg Lairs ef Proem 11l 114 Lamer era akelme* 9 LI Australian Freeholds were also rather firmer. I Ma hair peelliper it=elder 1160 a ewes me* pay. 10 6 Lee..7llbey.k Ikereed 1 pm a MI ma, swer=l:4 l Pi Ilt. 100 Lea, MMtswa.l4ll. Ore 103 lii The intelligence of a further arrival of coppe r . ore f ie kr wry Nem math, illireedw. N. 100 Haim II libra•Wer 119 11 1191 1 1 on account of the Mexican and South American 2 as =3ll pare cried ea awes vow* IsramM; the * II De. Was ... ... .. U 3pm as pleatparliew rag lipillelad sit* the war 10 I D•. Was 14 I f „ Smelting Companies caused a demand for the share., a - keel mow were* raft at the 27th Api, INK a reartioe St. 10 Loans Is Beek-Westert $O4 931 flef 1 90j is which rose 15s. Linares shares are also looking up rit NNW's& re aids fa the Mar year's prewar ea ell pint. 60 111 De.. SW ... -.. 3 41 IS m slpift Mika 40 54 De.. die .. ... .. 4 14 Ns again. ---.--- 11 15 as 13 °I =6B; • The non-o ffi cial closing quotations are : -Aux- I se A lewd of Dlrselonla starree Ably at I Wank. U la eiwaiwas a 31 tralasian Coal, 4 die. to il i m.; New ;South Wales I Amt ot the slowed Semi are admitted la the polls. M. 109 3111 a Par statediate trewswead hi ell errs for their reports. $1 44 I D il l. l =W il es: l 11 11 $ dia Coal, 1 did to par ; Port inter and Moreton Bay 1 . Z - - 71 fli ' 751 11 1 Coal, 4 die . to 4 prem. ; Mount Carbon Coal, par I (norassiaN_ ; imentes.) _ Bt. 100 DIA arm Pi Darby 43 44 w Ennui tram the WM CIII• lEatreet tram Tibia with Partkapatias is so 471 WA, was. fire) ... _- - to 4 . prem. ; London and Liverpool Australian Gold i et des Rare et Preettam. Pratt., after Paves Yearly Payments. 25 174 am ramie d i .„..... .... _ _ Mining and Streaming, 4 to 1 prem. •, Mel- . 1 re es. 100 Neeme_ .- 2 .. 0 0 la MO. QM. IQ 14 Dr. Ratimisa .. ein 4 bourne Gold, 4, 1 per sUre • Australian Mutual, I Ite Ma abide Aare •• 4 harm Freedom Teeny tidy . SS 171, 4 Ms 1 dia , to tier ; Australian &awls, 1 die. to par; 1 al .1r Flea d am M. pro. pro. no. n 74 Pry sed 1 Monarch Gold,. 4 dim. to par; Chartered Australian m is rdadw * miln. edam. siva. 0 all Nswipsllll3lWiplathlke. se Tara LW • St. IN Swab ... ... ... N N H si Land and Mining, 1 , 1 per share ; Worthing (new I - Ili 15 Dm Wei" - _ _ - - shares), Ito }die . ; " Lewis Hill Range, Ito }his ; I a• 4. It a A 'Para MP .4 aAa6.A A a d. 66 4 Priam Oratim . Dair 1 * die VP II 5 286 N • 27 21 41011 3 IP. 105 Neal MIN ... ... - 55 31 New South Wales Gold, i to i dis.; Gar- I 0 1 9 2 IIS 4 8 1 7 6 1 4 45 13 4 15 14 Nor* Drossy No. I, ... --4 b nett and Moseley, 14 to 3 prem.; Golden Mountain, NI2I 4 I 0 4371014 1 9 12 5 5 611 DA 1 A a oWarred -- O3ssdie. $l3 4 9 1111 21 464126 1 6 Da ' Gummed - -Ns 43 10 Di Nara mar. . 41 4 4 des Superior Copper, 4 dis. to 4 prem. ; Cey l - I. R. FOREL to Ineetor. 11 ANDREW rusts; oorreary. wr all NMI Werra Is to iloweaw S. weowa - rirrai 4 2 # 4 ,Pla lon Lane and Mining, 4 dim. to par ; Brucutu at. 10 Mkt& Were., IsWeiew. 114 du Us Gold, par to 1 prem.; Feather River Land BANKS' et DEPOSITS and SAVINGS BANKS. et. ne *mit °wow - to in tad Gold, par to 1 prem. • Gladbach Zinc, Lo ' Dnitlntra OF CAPITAL. se. ow email& Miami -. n so r 4 to 11 prem. ; Pontgaband Silver Lead, par to PASIThs SINISStrs of INV WINO BONNY we to al. We 1188 rod as. 111118 2.;; . - 54 is it. mom OW el the NATIONAL AINIIRAPICE PA N. WO De. W IN 71 75 4 prem. ; Chalanches Silver, ito 1 prem. ; Cologne mon TIM, by whadt • Wet Ms et Pie ea wry her. In 8 Wriewawlowl 1, Of ate Lead, 1 du. to / prem. ; New Linares , par to 1 prem. ; a. .41 all abeeredrary re cheep trod. emblael oft prism assallsy. noseesswes aes di bellesellise mg byes a the Oar or wet, ~calm) ... 17 119 South Devon Consols, par to 1 prem. ; Tro t. pa tree s ealigaweee. 124 NI DS Maw ... ••• ai 1 1 gurtha, 4to 4 prem. • Minn Head, par to 4 prem.; Ps= Nosamos, Ilaafishig Dlrtstm. 10 2 . Da. 0 . 1101 4 " -tt 12 la Carberry West, 4 tin. to i prem. ; Connemara, 7, IL 11001P4411191,12117111W51aw5. Lando& 34 1111111msdire Mks ... .. if 31 *a 64 . I s o o o leas: 11151111 pre_ - ... .. 7. si 21 par to i prem. ; I:Renault°, 4 die. to par ; ... -, .. rZ 1 764 SI Sulphate of Barytes, 1, i per share ; Irish 1. VEWBPAPERS.-All who have the MORNING yo Iso IWO = l3 ... . A ri 1 7 LI sswerontin Podia to them ia th• fremisti si Mead No le 1400.1111rwDe . • II 14 Conn* par to 1 prem .; Perran Wheal Alfred, 4. pos should weer am as is. roweeiereet„ rwit Ira * 5 Ire date -. 441 Oa am. an who who prat. the pp PM abate r see ewer. 13 an serieso a Didloolim ... 111 II ilO 1 prem. ; L'Aigle d'Or, 4 di.. to 1 pm.; roc was •Pe Gabs el ea Ewer, few ea erh ad rap 51 21 iftismsaisal $ $1 Adelaide Lind and Gold, tto 1 dn. ; Portland , amise Or Ns rears rew roar Mire an 17 1.1 NH GINN& ... -. . 141 15 154 par to i prem. • Enockatrellane Copper, 4 dim. to 4 • swam la ats mamas Isms *an No elealig 17 0 Welarkel .sp iffy. 54 1 pga) per preen !Pr Mt Deal Sawa les. ; CH•rie, 0 ell Webekle and Ungar $1 SI prem.; Metcalfe Mining Company of Jamaica, lb lb lb. 114.; Ativaltm, 193 IL TO litowsassmis imil as Ps spire JO 14 West Maws& ....104 11 to 18 prem.; Jamaica Copper, 41 to 51 prem.; • mot wee alembnle rat, the le • gift bees. 0 Ira' Wlabisdea led Oreplie 4 Ns per Port Royal and St. Andrew's Copper, 2to i prem. ; all , • / fIAUTION.-To Tradesmen, Merchants, Shippers , si is De. al" 81888 . 08 - 7 i 7 dal Obernhof, tto 11 prem.; Britannia Gold, 4, t per as 1 114 Do.4lJl.ll.Frrees - 2 2 1 0 ., 111_ ; Poltimore, par to 1 prem. • Renmare, Ito 4 • . i,„,, Credits% hm-Yrieresa ft ha lady eons to my SLIM 'Kirk sr* 111Wik NNW oil ien Mtn. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc , i "lin' 6685 ' 45 " P am. . 86.8.1 11 " . 61 mils dia• F l 's WM MORD AT min num& • Pe wen the palm by ____lte the trek lad tern • 31. me oudin i m od m N ., tion, Ito t prem. ; Great Hewes United Tin, par to mem ths sem W WNW* PERUAIIIIIT r asa. toulanall.Weasral 107 111 MM. ; Re. Copper, ito I ram.; Sue River S. • Will Is Is Oes aegis, illet I eta th• mow ima wk ~ ~ siN c ia 44 m pephirt arrolafter al ami sald Pk* PA de set caper to f Jamaica), 21 - to 3 prem . i - Parkwyn and Camel- No 1117 tilfgeller,, • threw toy pima 10 wawa ihowwini w ... too sick Tin, 4 to t prem.; Burns' Creek Gold, 4 dais. mime tan ay aamiallamt of tam paws dribs re rid kb. ryweelle iIL ) HP 111 14114 O 211, Cream Is philibed by me le pewee knew laperka spa si 4 s , k Ora *net to par ; South Cork Capper, 4 die. to i prem.; I. plan sr mire Wen Or •IN. I. /L 11011 mberwarbt Oral wOreetWertere IS 134 Anhui Coal and Iron, Ito j 4 pram.; Litman, 11 we eserw ias taw Joie am; N, zall-wwb Win 1 1 1 11115 107 W1. tap ell Desk Ss Itellw. balsa te TIL N. & far.) - - to 2 prem.; Trevose Silver Le, 4to 3 prem. ;King 30 SO Tarti&lllll.3 115 114 11$ Arthur Consols, 4 prem. ; Lackesnor Copper, Ito i THE GOLD REVIVER, le. SL pc Bottle. is is i shwas WWI- N i 0 prem. A, =CIRO LIQUID MY la, ply rep less. er Ariel IP pp ow Ms 134 114 Idi a lad ilersateb THIS DAY-Two o'CLocx. IN Tama and wool Arden mu • aisle rehmilea- to leelhlbetwa 14 114 le lrisaltrie• Mark Sir Wiwi NeweraL-Solo P 01918039. *9O 011127Frshessm (NW 16 17 The gold pining shares are quieter to-day, and the i t Z m iZ e l e tuttedis 11.1111mtp.0 ; at, Dapas, 3111 , 111 tamoillidt(r w =olat. buoyancy of feeling has passed away. Ague. Fries Besse% ; ashaillarn Olowaa Neilsen; I$lS. IL larks Arr‘fraliff UWE% IS all t ~ aadm ........ ill J . 01=21 1 1 - - have been the only exception, having reached 21 prem., but this and all other stocks are now flatter. il sal tbeeJos4. 8 11 THE D A I L Y NEWEL se au kjeereehey me *Am The n egn a gin prices, however, is not material. dd. *Sad& k - - A Agricultural shares have receded to 82 no teats o,,...udlkl&Parir4th. Bald of Ds U. IN ell 1= 1005/155(111L1 IN tos • 5, and iserßivers to 41 to i prem. In North Lis brat P.m Chest BM* adlecestlag hes acsamerse la its traded IS sp Nishishapatoss Spiro me, sad ailassol owl pestisal rears.. wbothor political, osslsl, Oared to 46 sir itish Australasian there has been some fluctuation; 88) a reambetial. 50 all Do.lnd spa at. - -• the present quotation is 11 to lt prem. at be th• =MN sr rine efitalhawillier,-* the et lb ss 25 preass&W Tsnn pm e a iC h i g tts mope, Maki. mad Praha drastic of its atcw,,L Ted --. emus Dosser sal is Ow rad warearileaeirwaereiel is. di 114+ quo meseo e owes ,„ - - prime done watebell part ash limy, as/ licsNwq ANNAN.- It. 100 aroma likaratapai, 120. /Pre Moir Paid yestelday today. Nil Pepe a umet m Ora Ilarthwe -.. 149 151 - - - hearer • men MOM* el fildepra Owe wear poser- es ire se. apelaspas . 1. 151 101,00 u 1 Alps Fob all 1 1 1 1 pm 1 1 3 w• al weiadaal2 wet Mart el Waft 1 a as WWII see b 7 ~7 13 94 losthaareitalseCtseie - .1 WOCO 1 •••• Mandl* CMS all par edy pew I pa sorked .) ate the se/ das Sig leper% wen NS er prism, to /Is WOM6O.- .. .-. 4 4No 1 0 AN X1 10 10v Amesele *Po Chilkwaise - all 1 " Miner WIN 0010091. plibrietpbere. 10 0 Wear Yoe& - 11p.02.. 10,sim. $ is Wag the brew the Owed 10 Nedall. - 20,400 Amami= ._ ..- ..... 8 11...* milibmweiw , seg as pup 40504 114aa its Pars UOMb PP 114 P LW* - 184 33 4 w 21 oe I AmeraiasCleraMore ... an Par I d r ilseoloaiwiameale. et. IN wow e smarm Naar mow 1 retralin Fresiwid .. all 6 .ta papaw la pain lawn Dam Wee bit Plan * Map le Onet Ww6wa1...... 104 104 50,00 IPe 1keie..... 2 all Via 1 i 00.04 kr th• peer NNW la is kribi s traile Illerpme a r a woo 1 firinh Parana Gold all 4 per • WY It eill be sea thea OE papr FINFIRZSCS MAIM pate 10 Mr Ina 13.3 10 Ow yams) lea la Me par hair as ire = l.l 49apelee: 111.1 IN Abrams --..... - - 10,000 33 liesaiLkspAlscatUpar 114 i 114 SI C. Milehlkheß bird. 5 ell Armen Ir. 2, 7 par Ct. - - afroo so Da therear Oulsb• all 5 34 Pears Creme* ............- 1/70--- 7 N. OO Mewl a ßuts 4 per Ct. 156 107 11,000 10 In. IL Arm Del Nay IS 30 31 SO 4 W Neuss Peer . ......... trn......... ...... OWN* N. ' 144-0610tera 4110 ... IN In 110.000 1 asses'. Oreek CI 11 Dm IWO, Ibliiii= , Ini ..... -•••••••• MAW 15 ii tumor mo Holyrist ... ie 11 men w Onto Orr - •11 46) 474 7 6 . DAILY MOM $9.4.---- 61 It 4 area eel Hades ........ 4aml pa Tr ertlimil sablerated MP par a 11 WI Derr earth, sad Aber. 140,00 5 Orr* Odd .... ... Cockle I 126 pat St 14 5t 7i 'MTh Amasemai I/ • dem his See ... ... 4 44 nom* 114. Cappr Ulcers or Eng. all 70 10 0. •e . Noss •Is Ws s pilep la TTZlF 're Leaks mane 34 0 artanalWasume,6p.Cl. it $4 5,000 23 Do. red. 74 proem. all 9 10 pm latilaa *SR ter hipper dare bablibuni ter-le. S, 5 Do. H. (10) 7 per O. 4 0 70,040 1 isphaeoplisOopper all 11 I tit B. amesewswilioe awassm lame is warty 71 I 'Do. des (71. 17,4)7 pa RI 1 le pm Kokomo 2 1 o ..ar s ,: d eta CI 24 a y pm 41 4 C 4 = epSalmed Int larteat *6 the itelledkllkelt . 811tme.0•60:045 pe.,Noli 1/ 24 pm 16 pm 30.600 DO Gemmel all - - all 13 IT WSW= l it ir likslits ones: wed atill Ike Want 6 113itto de. N 0.20 If 1 " 11 pa rt.. Nit_ if to W.llmos*--sWisol Ig am to la Do. New Ipr Oast. Stool is is& MOO Orem Igity a 'at aria .11 par Ow bIF Perk lb pikkel wets Nes eerrespeab rah lle eiwwwW* 10 ID US. p.Ct IN 14 1100 Ong Felpeth all per 4 rim Ildear.• 5 3 Hirers% sad 100,00 C Cake authent ..... Sr Iserdsisl et INalosalke or Newsom ha the blegkes ; or s , , Deena 64 pw ... 16 51 60,04 r liberty all par .Ps es %Oar IL Plietnnet. Lemke. St 100 Orst INsfi pram 05 IN 130 4 0 9,000 Urns all 114 124 it, 111.1 100 Do. 3 re aut. ow* ASO LarkshOsktera. (kid Ir, DR. Munn NSW WON& - 1 dessaile at 11l pat. pa 112 114 111 COMM OreddireCo.. all 1_ 1 Is a taw day t 11111 be plibbed, 10 3 , 0 114. iiinm wet. 1. la 100,40 Menpdta all 1 ills par ... VEMORANDUMS made in IRELAND, in _f I po i ' e i r130•4.10•6112440a 71 2 1 i NAPO I liedwallSlLAmerimi. 9 ilo 9 61,00 c New Orrele__ .. .... Ds .I the dab's" $I" z • By J• 515 reamed. M.D., 404044 a the lit.: 10e 01.1701,, mama 41 oat. 104 10i 300,064) News= mem an le If pm 21 la. ' l'hysictaa's Holiday." I otta, pet Illsi, with Illeotratists. 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M. 5 3 ' Oa Nl_ _. 2 . 2 . .. i i 17* 70,500 1 Waller er HOW TO hi NAM. 114 all a stainne, 4 . 19 CI. -- Pa 100,000 1 West Ora's* all per pm ST• Is 100 • .1111.41..01 14$ ISO t 90,000 I Was Kansa all par pa 14 by MORAL AND PNYBK.AL ENJOYMENT OF LIR 51 5 DM Pistilliass - ..... .. 1 4 SR 54 105001 IMs .- ell 4 IPm lie T. J. ON SPECIAL ODIUM 10 .0 Jtarbk laberke... VI. i an Di. Ossrasesell 54 par et - - JOINT STOCK BANKS. ail TEI LNIITITUTISI OF MARRIAGE LIM 2 ell Da.WasHispllllll7 6 pet - - sr. 10 4 ' Do. D***Nfris ... ... pw et. IN North "NM ... ...1 115 tr i I , Clads. Beelisem Ns. ' Doris Paid' price Ly. do to l. DISUSES OF WINTEL SO ell North soar * atm vm. s- CRINAIT DERANOEPIENTA, CONSTIPATION, PI RUMORS- ilt. IN Ward. Wareaser, end 21.300 40 Anotsside 1101D8. I Woner..lll6.llps Owe - - 40,000 16 PP of Ada 61 di par 15 if , 1:11t.0 ditto ditto, 11 If pm IL sad i. 6 4 I 'Shrewshillent.WerfOartr.l 104 111 0,009 20 Orr Irk 0 PP, 1. /NOW% MIS% 00l POOTCII LAKER 1 ads" la. rah. Aurelia. man 1 4 1 pm 111 0 stmacamrsessexer.w. zi. HTDISCIPATHY ; 01, THE COLD Want CURL Ma./ S par aft... .. 13 1 15,000 Is E= en tettleh. rad Chertered 10 14 14 pm lhoe,„„4„ ~; 0....a. ; 147 ; usst.agreet ; man, 10 to I Do. 6 per Chat ... ... IPe w. M . Casein,sa d ail booteeßere :orofM. 1. camerae. 11.134, 10, 23 013 Illoata 00 ‘ 06 ••• ... .• • 1 I AM 1 10 Liaise PP et Aim reels mad Isle r. =VNis thapetatnet. who stay be measeltad daily trate 10 tin 4 10 It Dttto uga r t r umbii , Pi 11 0 23,06 l3 Lamer Chattered Irk ea l I 104 all _oath etAeralla I Pm) of 21.0.8 1 181 1 ! 6 0 { 11 MI Odra* Ibak Corpse. all llOl 311 2a e a - so , all MtlYarkaidnet Orr 174 we HAW 8 owl Pr* Bralre S. WILITERN RAILWAY OF Fa.sc..-Tra ffi c for the es. B 1 ,2 1 1 !"..., 5 8 tad° 8418 ,,,___,,_ s . .: 4 loi Pa armada Import. Co 1 4 the per 104 5,404 II goal AwAralla 1 leek radii* Aril 24, 1/553 :-Pasragers, 3,100 1 . ; Gorr* 1 r . 71;71171=fiag.perei. i l 1 6 3 106 „, 1 • 4 . 41 .; Titol. 4,101. Corresponding weak last year, 3,7321. 17 $ ,Diem me le H tome ft near at aestrono .. SAN ... Dr. Notr , Si 8 I i ISM toput, 99. Ss Is ITNIPILUbLILIiabra. pet 4Pa 15 4 A- Ow Ow lip. art,. . BritAimeliwalAed 10. 10 0 1 leauk OmPaill••• 100,000 31Crysta1 palm 130.0*/ 4.Crpoll.PaLat from 123,7 IIN. Brit. Um. Lod I Ow. Pielbeane Iti3ONI 3 PoodiivialLOSlla. 10,000 II doetffilkiegagew IVO 11..1111050n Lawl Ikon 1001 Pea Dkosies Lad 41 3 1 pm pm! 11 1! 50 51 10 11 111 Ili soy MONEY MARKET. Triessoav Ermine. Tke English funds maistained a tolerably steady appearance all the morning, but became flatter in the afternoon on a sale by an influential broker. The operation in question, however, was not a large one, and the slight reduction established in prices appears to be mainly owing . to the absence of active business, the market remaining good in character. T hill: the continent, the stock markets, as ad vised pk, are firm, and even at Amster data W e l nutch stooks are rallying from the sliest alt the uneasiness created , by the papa l . question now in WO, and the consequent ministeng eriiis. Commis eis edid 1001 to 101 for account, sad so re mained during the greater part of the day, but after the termination or the official hours the quotation both for money and the 12th May was loci to I only. The government broker made his usual investment in Roduoed Threes. The official business report includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 100 t I ; ditto for account, 101, tool, 101. Three per Cent. Re duced, 100, /. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031. 1,1. Long Annuities, 1860, 6, fi 15-16 ; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 61, 6 3-16. India Stock, 262. ank Stock, 2271. The Exchequer Bill market remains inactive, at an uniform quotation of 3s. to 7s. prem., for both the March and June issues. India Bonds mark 405., 335., and 38s. prem. In the foreign bond market we have to record a rally in Dutch stocks. Mexican Bonds were weaker on the intelligence from the Republic transmitted through the New York papers. A considerable business was done in this stock between 27 and 271 and the closing price was 27 to 1. Spanish Deferred Threes stand at yesterday's price, but the Certificates were just a shack, flatter, owing to the unfavourable tone adopted by the Madrid press. Greek Bonds were not quite so firm, and in other stocks there is no new feature. At four o'clock Spanish Deferred was quoted 231 to /; the Certificates, 61 to 61 per cent. • Peruvian Deferred, 68 to 1 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 3/ to 4j prem.; Granada Active, 231 to 24; ditto Deferred, 11/ to 2 .. The list of actual sales is annexed : Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds., 991, 1001 (exchange, 25f.) Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641, 651, / ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 95, /, 96. Greek Bonds (Red), 111; ditto (Blue), 91. Mexican Three per Cents., 27/, 1,1; or for account, 271, 27, 1. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 881, 89. Portuguese Four per Cents., 39t. Russian Five per Cents., 1191, 1201. Sardinian Five per Cents., 971, 1. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account 17th May, 231, /, 1 ; the Committee's Certifs. 61 per cent. The meeting of the Court of Proprietors of the South Sea Company took place today, pursuant to a special notice from the directors, with a view to taking into consideration the government proposals for the commutation of the corporate stock of the association. Eventually it was decided, under the circumstances, and at the present stage of the go- vernment measure, that the meeting should be ad journed, and power given to the directors to call the proprietary together again at a future day, giving the proprietary time, however, to notify their deci sion to government within the stipulated period. Whichever part of the option offered by government may be ultimately accepted, a majority of votes will be requisite to render the decision as to the commu tation of the corporate stock legal. The silver brought in by the Great Western from the West Indies was all sold to-day at former prices, viz., 4s. 111 d. per ounce for dollars, and ss. 1/d. per ounce standard for bars. The whole of these supplies was taken for India. The exportation of gold to the continent continues. The quantityof specie taken out by the Tasmania steamer to Hobart Town and Port Phillip is 45,0001. The amount of gold brought over by the Brilliant from Port Phillip is 16,103 ounces, worth 60,7001. The quantity on board the John Taylor, it appears, is rather larger than was at first stated, amounting to 18,000 ounces, of the valve of 72,0001. The Vi mein has also arrived from Sydney, with 45,000 oz., valued at 180,0001., and dates to the 2nd February, being fully a fortnight later than the accounts previously to hand. The intelligence afforded rela tive to the gold production, and to the general course d Seines, is satisfactory. The Vimeira has made a temadtably good passage home, having beaten the maw steamer Sarah Sands, which left several days Way her, having on board 24,000 ounces of gold, in manifest. The prospectus was issued this afternoon of the United Kingdom Electric Telegraph Company, which proposes to raise a capital of 250,0001., in 51 shares. Looking at the charges of other telegraph companies, some of which have been subjected to enormous expenses in the cost of patents and other disbursements incidental to the telegraph system prior to the introduction of the late valuable im provements, it is obvious that the operations of a company like this, which professes to come forward with a decidedly improved system (that of Mr. Thomas Allan and others), with a view chiefly to economy of charges, must be a great benefit to the general public, Of the uses to which the electric telegraph may be put into the every-day require ments of business, provided the charges are low, we have sufficient evidence in the United States, and it has long been a matter of regret that we should be so much behind that country in our adaptation of this wonderful invention. It is proposed by this new company to lay . down a line of telegraphs throughout Great Britain on the basis of a charge of le. for a short message, or say one penny per word, and it is stated to be one of the chief features of the patent proposed to be used that a message can be telegraphed without break or repetition for a distance of 1,000 miles and upwards. Another feature worthy of notice consists in the offer, which is based upon actual estimates, of giving any mercantile firm or other establishment, a distinct and exclusive line of wire to any part of the country. For instance, it is mentioned that such a line could be laid down between London and Man chester for a cost of about 4001. per annum. Wires to any part could be rented at the rate of 2!. to 31. per mile per annum, and it is assumed that this principle might be carried out to avast extent. The special act of parliament enables the company to open up all streets and highways, so that any oppo sition on the part of railway companies would go for naught. A royal charter has been applied for, limiting the liability of the shareholders. All the Australian Land Companies shares were better to-day. Agricultural' finally closed 85 to 87. The advices received to-day from Australia mention that high prices ruled for wool, tallow, and other articles of produce, a state of things which must have a peculiarly favourable influence on the interests of these companies. After the regular hours of busi ness North British Australasian shares rose to 11 to 1/ prem., areport being current in the market that gold had been discovered on this company's property. Union Bank of Australia and Bank of Australasia shares were 11. higher, and the other Australian Banks firm. The Scottish Australian left off la „ to 11 prem. Shares of the General Screw Steam Ship ping Company (with 12/ paid), were done at 101 and 10: ; North of Europe 'Steam (71. 10s. paid), 7, 71. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 83 ; ditto (251. paid), 47. Shares of the Great Central of France Railway closed 2j to 3 prem.; Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, Ito 1I prem.; Berlin Waterworks, I to Pd lelostisioI elostisio prim Istarday. 33 84 86 3 , j ss 85 32 68 70 5 1 lips all I li Vs Bombing doss to-day. prem.; Royal Danish, Railway, 2i to 3 prem. ; Melbourne Docks and Railway, 1 du. to par. The half-yearly meeting of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company was held today, when, although no dividend was declared, it was stated that the returns from passengers and freight are steadily increasing, and are of a character to justify the ori ginal anticipations of the board. Since the meeting of shareholders in November, at which it was deter mined to establish the line to Australia, the board have contracted for three ships of 2,500 tons each, one, the Jason, will be launched towards the latter end of May . , and will be ready for sea in July, and the others in the course of the autumn. The thanks of the meeting were voted to the directors, and also to the Secretary, Mr. O'Beirne, for the zeal and ability with which he discharged his duties to the company. Business in United States securities this week bas been of a fair average extent, though without any particular demand. Prices show little alteration. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. 1). Bell, Son, aed Co. : . . Eadannable. Dividends. Prices. Caned States 5 par Ct. Eds. 1863 Jan. and July 97 OS Ditto 6 per Cast Ida. ... 1062 Jan. and July 104 105 Do. 6 per Ct. do. do ... 1841 Jan. and July 1101 1111 Do. 6per CL 1055.1k0tak...1867.181/1 Jan. and July 109 110 Do. alto 1961 Jan. and July 103 104 Now Yak M INE A par Cta. 1858.1809 Quarterly 98 100 Pentasykewia Arai ... Feb. and Aim 87 89 Do. 5 per Omit. 1883 Jan. and July 92 94 & ghlilibipseCt.llter. a r tter.Bds. MS 7%. 8 11 " ity 1 9 1 . 7 3 100 - 11 per Ct. Isle. St 1857.1875 Jan. and July 95 9 ; Creole A par Cent. Bonds 1886 Jan. and July 99 IM 6 per Cent. INS Jan. and July 97 90 1 8 C o m erra al 4. per Cent Sterling Bonds Mardi, Sept, 1 Montreal City 6 per Cents. 1537-1863 i April .4 Sept, 168 19 New York City , per Ct. St. 1143.1870 quarterly 96 97 New Orley s City 6 per Cent. Bonds 1893 Jan. and July 90 01 Pennsylvania Central RAIL BLS per Cants Malaya and St. Louis 7 __ _ poit CL, Ist Mcw Chino tad lilislasippi 7 re Ct. let Mortgage !WINNOW aed itasetog .. 11811.14.11 per Ct. Mart. eve Bonds lB4O New York end Erie Seven per Ct., Convertible New York and Ere, ditto lB7l Jan. and July IT $8 Jan. and July 90 91 Feb. and Aug. 83 Ni.. Yoh :oa Erie ee.rn per Gnu., IR moetgy. 1666480 May and Nov. 106 107 ex d Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published : • 1853. 18.52. 1851. London and NorthWestern..Cso,oBB ..£45,488 ..£43,964 Lancashire and Yorkshire 18,160 .. 16,636 16,222 London and South Western 10,982 .. 11,044 .. 11,128 London and Brighton 9,994 .. 9,611 .. 10,972 Great Western Midland South Eastern Shrewsbury and Cheater 1,783 .. 1,756 .. 1,661 Great Northern 15,225 11,680 .. 8,901 Chester and Holyhead Shropshire Union 622 .. 695 .. 601 Exeter and Crediton lO9 .. 123 .. - Bristol and Exeter Manchester It South Junction 589 .. 531 547 East Lancashire ' 4,550 4,293 .. 3,932 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 16,487 .. 16,098 .. 14,001 East Anglian Bl4 .. 583 .. 618 Kendal and Windermere Manc.,Shetheld & Lincohish 6,765 .. 6,285 .. 7,112 Oxford and Worcester 1,050 - - London and Blackwell Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire South Yorkshire Stockton and Hartlepool York, Newcastle, and Bar wick, York, end North Midland, and Leeds North ern Railways 26,673 .. 22,620 .. 19,959 Newcastle and Carlisle The aggregate results presented by these returns (taking only the corresponding lines), are as fol low : Glom anseasat No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1853 £233,919 4,4331 .... £52 15 2 1862 216,046 .... 4,243 .... 50 13 5 1861 205,734 4,169 .... 49 9 3 This comparison, hie those of former weeks, is ex tremely favourable. The contrast is in reality still more in favour of the present season, as the traffic of the corresponding week of last year was still to som extent increased ly the Easter holiday movement. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1853. Glasgow and Smith Western Caleaonian Edinburgh and Glasgow ' Scottish Central Scottish Midland Junction North British Aberdeen Dundee and Perth :4,574 .... £4,009 9,234 .... 7,698 4,150 .... 3,737 2,107 .... 2,002 674 .... 620 3,614 .... 3,532 1;575 .... 1,446 703 .... 858 Total The Irish returns are: Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Ulster Londonderry and Enniskillen Cork and Bandon Dublin and Belfast Junction Great Southern and Western Dublin and Drogheda Cork, Blackrock, and Panne— .. . . 1,018 .... 185 .... 1862. £629 1,002 304 861 .... 6,236 .... 1,035 .... 169 .... 872 6,469 1,072 130 Total Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Router's telegraphic ex press :—Amsterdam. Wednesday : Dutch Four per Cents., 93 11-18; ditto, Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 831. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 15-18; ditto, Three per Cents., foreign, 481 ; the Coupons, 81 per cent.; Mexican New, 281; Portuguese New, 391 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic', 81/. Vienna, Wednesday : Five per Cent. Metallic', 941; Exchange on London, 10.48; Bank Shares, 1,480. Hamburg, Tuesday : Spanish Three per Cents., 401; ditto Deferred, 221; Exchange on London, long, 13.4; ditto, short, 13.51. Frankfort, Tuesday : Aus trian Five per Cents. Metallics, 851; Spanish Three per Cents., 43. Berlin, Tuesday : National Debt, 93; ; Exchange on London, 8.221. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The English funds are rather Ratter to-day, and business remains very quiet. Consols have been pur chased at 1001 for cash, but are now quoted 1001 to for money, and 1001 to I for time. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 9n to 100 ; the Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 103 to 1031; Bank Stock, 2261 to 2271; South Sea stock, 1151 to 116; Exchequer Bills, Jane, 2s. 7s. prem.; India Bonds, 375. prem. Business in the foreign bond market is also very limited. Mexican bonds have again receded, and Spanish securities are fiat, especially the Certificates. Mexican Bonds mark 261 to 27 ; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 89; Russian Fives, 1191; Spanish Deferred, 231 to A ; the Certificates, 61 to 61 per cent.; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 851 to 68; Swedish Loan, 11 dm.; Greek lßonds (Blue), 9; Equador, 6. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS, Ann 96. For Amount. Tor ' Maw. Opening Highest. Lowest.' Closing --1:- - - - 341 NI SO 45 SO 70 30 45 SO 53 100 0 ... ... ... ... IQ 30 103 SO 103 43 103 23 103 20 N 0 ... ... ... ... ... ... ,per Cann 44 per Cents., 11435 44 per Cents., :332 4 per Cents. 3 lee Oeuts.New Loan' • Exchange on London: alsitht. 15 S. 90 ear, 24 Sri. 11441841,4r1840 Mow Naples Resta — may, 1)0. 4 Do. 2 Piedmont 5 9.Ct 96 71 ... Do. 6. 1858 ..... Bank Skarn ..... . PLate, Anti!. 28.—St. Germain, 1,900 ; Versailles (right teak), ; ditto (left bank), 870 ; Paris and Orleans, 1,064 Pasta and Boum, 1,060; Bourn and Davy., 540; llarseilks and Avignon (Converted), ; Strasbourg and Bale, re ; Northers : 920 ; Paris and Strasbourg, 890 ; Pali , and Lyons, 957 56; Lyons and Mediterranean, 685: Ouest, 787 50 ; Paris and Cherbourg, 040 ; Dijon and Beranoan, 5117 SO ; Midi, 657 50; Mon terrey sad Troyes, 412 50 ; Gruber:me and Basler', 527 50; Dialog* and teaamo, 640; Paris and &maim ; Mega.. end 85 . DIFIet to Gray, 585; Bordeaux and Taste, 302 ; Oentral Buiase, —; house to Than% 315. Despatches were received at the Camila-office yesterday from the Governors of Hong Kong, Labium, New South Wales, and Malta. Despatches wars received on Wednes day frOin the Governor of New Zealand. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. The receipts of grain of home growth have been small this week, but from abroad we have received good supplies of Wheat, Barley and Oats. The trade was not active, but the value of both Wheat and Flour was supported. Barley met a fair demand at late rates. With increased supplies of Oats, it was necessary in some cues to give way 6d. per qr. to make pregresa in sales. Beans and Leas were unaltered in value. The quality and condition of the fresh arrivals of Baltic red Wheat are highly satisfactory. ARRIVAL! INTO LO; VON FROM APRIL 25th to APRIL 29.11. Ors. Enftbah. Scotch. Irish. Morales. P 7690 Barley 960 10030 Oats 720 1500 I 25160 Malt ..... . 630 * Piaui.. $790 barrels ;Sri 1460 sacks. MLNCINO-LANE.—THIS DAY. Suniax—There has been a decided improvement in the demand this week, and prices have advanced 6d. to Is., with a full amount of business done. The refined market is steady. Grocery lumps, 465. to 48.. COFPll.—This article remains dull, and Plantation Ceylon sold to-day in public sale, at prixs which scarcely supported last week's currency. TEL.—A slight advance has been established since the arrival of the China Mail, as the civil war which rages in that Empire causes a well-grounded alarm for the regular supply of Tea coming down to the ports of exportation. SALTPETHX.—Pricas have slightly declined. RIESE—Mix article has declined 3d. per lb. 6gtegn have sold freely. Nutmeg* and Mato at a slight advance. Smut/rt.—Rum and Brandy dull of sale, without altera tion in prices. Corrore.—A fair business has been done at full prices. FRC IT.—Currants : Low qualities are in lair demand for export; other sorts without change. Raisins: Valencia good descriptions, firm, at full prices. A large business has been dono in Smyrna at full prices. SMITHFIELD MARKET.--THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is very small ; however, fully ads ,* to the demand ; trade is exceedingly dull, and although - ' ' t kinds quite to toe voi...__ , _ . . Monday's quotations are retained fur the choicest _ they are with difficulty realised, and some remain unsold. The number ol Sheep and Lambe is considerably larger; con sequently trade is dull, and Monday's prices cannot on the average be supported. Good Calves are in demand at late rates. Our foreign supply consists of IC4 Beasts, 1,040 Sheep, and 247 Calves. The number of Mitch Cows is 90. Per Koos ef dibe. e. d... d. Per done of site, P. d. r. d. Beet beet.. Herefords.. 4 4 4 6 Beet Bat. & lit-Ode. dh 4 4 6 BestBßortAcent ... —.. 4 2 4 4 Beet Long-noel. =quality Bemis.. 2 8 3 6. Do. do. Shorn 3 1 4 2 3 V 410 Ewes and second quality 4 4 6 Ply ,- ... ..._-_,.. -3 8 4 8 I D. do. deers 3 4 0 Ben Due. ii lialf-treeir 606 4. lamb._ -.- ....... , 6 6 4 Bends at route; 000 ; lamp sad Limbs, 8 , 030 ; - Oahu. 372 ; 1 PION 120. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm. The demand is good, and the public tales rule Gd. to 9d. higher. Town Tallow is quoted 475. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. 6d. to 475. Dd. ; April and May, 475. 6d. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 486. to 47e. 9d. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LEMBENNALL.—Hides : 661 b. to 641 b., lid. to d. ; 641 b. to 721 b., 21d. to 3d.; 721 b. to 801 b., 3d. to 3 ai ld.; 801 b. to 881 b., 3id. to 3 3 d. ; 881 b. to 961 b., 31d. to 4d. ; Horse Hides, 61. 6d. to 6e. ; Calf Skins, light, le. to 21. 6d. ; full, 6s. SzasioNosay.—Sheep Skins: Kent., 101. to lle. 6d; Half-breds, 9s. to 10s. 6d.; Downs, 7s. to Os. ; Lambs, 2e. 3d. to 3s. 10d. ; Shearlings, le. 3d. to le. 4d. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywell, 16s. 3d.; Eden Main, 17s. 9d. ; Townley, 14s. 9d. ; Ravenswortb West Hartley, 14.. 9d. ; Walls End Helton, 18s. ; Walls End Lambton, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 18e. ; Walls End Tees, 1/le—Ships at market, 137. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Meson. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for Rope continue. steady at late prices, and the weather is still considered very unfavourable to t►e coining crop. IRELAND. DUBLIN, APIIIL 28. Strenuous efforts are making to give effect to the meeting of citizens to be held to-day In the City Hall, to petition against an Irish income tax; but the demonstration is not expected, nevertheless, to be a very imposing one. The bulk of the people clearly feel no interest in the matter, and the middle classes, were even all of those who come under that denomination agreed upon the subject, which is very far from being the case, would find it difficult to get up an agitation of their own, under such circum stances. Yesterday was the second day of the Great Mun ster Fair at Limerick. There was a large supply of first class horses exhibited on the occasion, but the prices demanded were so high, that buyers acted with proportionate caution, and a great number of the cattle remained unsold, those which changed hands being principally for the English markets. A great number of pigs were sold at high prices. The returns of the sales were as follows :—Horned cattle, sold, 2,956 ; ditto, unsold, 1,145; total, 4,101. Sheep, sold, 655; ditto, unsold, 865; total 1,520. A considerable rise has taken place in the price of wool in the Irish markets, owing to the shortness of the supplies now received from Australia. The Law Life Assurance Company are selling the great Ballinahinch estate in small lots to suit the convenience of purchasers. From the returns just made up in the Incumbered Estates Court it appears that the following is the number of titled persons, and members or ex-members of parliament, whose estates are, or have been, in that court :-2 marquises (one merely for the ex change of lands), 17 earls, 4 viscounts, 1 lord (by courtesy), 6 barons, 6 honourable., 1 right honour able, 26 baronets, 5 knights, 2 counts, 1 baroness, 10 members of parliament, 9 ex-members of parlia ment. Another salt mine has been discovered in Ulster. It is situated near Red Hall, the residence of 1). S. Ker, Esq., M.P., in the county of Antrim. Tke Roman catholic clergy of Middleton, in the county of Cork, have published resolutions, calling on their county representatives to adhere to the principles upon which the Irish party in the House of Commons was formed. The Marquis of Anglesea has made a remission of 20 per cent. of their rents to the tenantry on his Irish estates. The noble marquis has exercised a similar generosity towards them for the last seven years. THE NEW PEACE tO V EMEIV T. In connexion with the new peace meeting ori ginated at the conference recently held in Manchester, a series of meetings have this week been held in Wakefield, Bradford, Leeds, and other Yorkshire boroughs. These meetings have been addressed by the Rev. Henry Richards, of London, and the Rev. Geo. Wm. Conder, of Leeds, who attended as the deputation from the Manchester conference. At the Leeds meeting the following letter from Mr. ' Cobden, M.P., was read : " London, April 20,1858.—Dear Sir,—l would gladly assist at your meeting, but fear there is not the lent chance of my being able to be in Yorkshire next week. Our parliamentary duties and engagements are every day thickening upon us, and we are not free to quit our posts even for an evening. The statement made by Glad stone in the beginning of his budget speech, in reference to our increased expenditure for military purposes, was in tended I suppose to help the peace party ; certainly it was a very useful and practical illustration of the folly of our panic-mongers. The invasion cry of last autumn has coat us an addition of 1,500,0001. a year to out expenditure.— Believe me, truly yours, R. COWAN. lieu. G. W. Condor." The resolutions passed at all the meetings were eta simi lar import, being to the following effect :—" That this meeting views with much regret the vast increase that has taken place within the year in the expenditure of the coun try, on its naval and military . establishments, including the new militia, and is of the judgment that such increased expenditure, apart from its other objectionable features, tends to diminish the public happiness, and to lessen the power and resources of the empire by cramping the wise, liberal, and comprehensive plans of her Majesty's govern meat for reforming the taxation and finances of the coun try ; that the continuance of peace, not only with the great powers of Christendom, but with the nations and tribes of Asia and Africa, would be greatly promoted by a reduction of our armaments ; and as • means of effecting such reduction with the greatest possible benefit to the world at large, would hoaeatly urge upon government and parliament to cause negotiations to be opened with foreign powers fora mutual and extensive diminution of their and our military and naval establishments, and to provide mewls for the settlement of all future international disputes by arbitration." . Peutums to parliament, based on the above resolutions. have been adopjed at those meetings, and will be pre sented to the two houses on the flat fitting occasion. 9$ 91 59 -