The Express. — London, England, 1853-04-12 00:00:00

1 . 4> 31 , -44w d e7, • *-Ti3rtsl, 1 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 12, 1853. Na. 2,071.] [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ---- " • - pENLNSULAR mod ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COW %NV. ji. n L W asamtootaNt4, . N S,l) IthD4IOED FARES AND PULP ill In. DhPAKTU RES r d' IWA KIK ih; ;teal CIIIIN %. vie tea l' :. -- Pe Aden, folks, lambs% c. „..., ; y„ it out, no..a - ore. eel 11.. r .; k•mit, ea the 4th and /nth omit month from resithetapt - n, aiel etathe Itltli and 25th from At 16 0. "' .' vlTetti 1, gee lil‘GAPltlills - Foe Me..i.la. Port Philip, ...., ..,.,„„, , washing at UM *us', es the Ili of Rayith 7; ~ m onth month thereafter from g•ii•lomuton. and ou the I a of Rey sed loth of every a:tercet* swath limeades' from Illeres.e , MALTA 3,1 FAT PY.-041 the Ith sod 20th s I every mouth from 8 ,,,,;,,,,, ~, and the tole asel krelt finer Mang:he. gAt.T% ....1 co3ITANTIN.YeLX.-tho Um 17th of coley mouth span n..9,...n:;10n. brAni ant rokTl 0 IL--rw Taro t Oparto. Lisbon. r a m, aja , 5i ,.,... n . n n. goidhamplea, Mt the sek, 17th, and 27th or miry 111 20 . 1. ghl/FTIA •and CRINA.-Verseis el the Company p'y o'cubi,nagy nt ...., ..r.'•• a smith) bettors Calcutsa, Prmoir, Sn:spore, Hoop Lies,and .., i•n:ae , p.o. • foe - .dm ,•f posture wary and freight en the Indix and own : an . L A , Wwen ol rels:r maws G r oh wee , hot Upon ▪ a11.n..t We UnillpAny's °Wes. 1/4 La London, ged Corer ~',.olem,•southartiptho ------ -- -- . TOE y rtilLY NiiiiilAMENT. MEAS.NNES 11.11)1CA'VED CILEAM.--For all t .,,,,,,,,, .4 bethu.r. fro persons relied with pain in the joint. fi l l e t * e.: i sairera.:. tairateies er any : hint balm:glop of cold. i: haters -sly yawed aen A. 1 rte is we say preparetbre in the Wier. opeopei,4, a., same the rowel wodie.r.e. of the d at . , that tan song ea prewteese rust Army. If sod freely tweedier'', on t in A T ., awns, w it: : a veva ot tot b iti, it wises an .moserll to reaction ef the b. od, there hit a genial warmth over the whose ✓efer of the hide , thereby resenting freers end other ills Want. It , elliceet in r'..enin7 rhe.matic pm.. "welted tam eee. bibs, tie dr/tea. s eeder, an?' all inflarnmat. ry whoa, burrs. gm/a, sad Inane, .s truly asanni-bing. In wet cases it supersedes ehe LAt of pins are. lair/awes I c all :netnews eruption", the use of u lo g i n rot la sread• l • id, mach inconvenience and danger, oa m pg - el tee Alert hand e, oaken for the ca for purgatives me stn the eon , if r disease, no use, 1...% Agoin „ 4 to pantators to rater:, thereby ma.esering i t . i n It lAA NI nAgitnial It it so dells...de as the finest eau do Cologne, West al; t.et it -.• re.erly sinpnwhie by nlinfa.inigement te produce dant mierfoef ..1. teedue. One pot wirove h efficac Is.ll. r at g egynny piltp -WI /CD rally, elelalain ll e„ p thrush s , ht., • it y stands door, and 110 Wag should be without it. l de manufacturers and shamsid sad ctb, :M. Strand :met femple-bar), = 4° l7 wlt le Mid. la pots, nt 114 d., 2.5. iel., and 4a. CA. ; gad ut essaily jets, at Ile. and UAL each, with direction', and li kewise by all pane innlie. m vendors. The 21a. family j ore sent (carters. they to i,. ;•arts of the kingdom. - -- • _ THE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half century ham proved beyond queselso that ROWLANDS' T HE 011. pneseorea singularly nourishing powers in the gm * r e.toratnn, en 4 a upromment ot the Gilman II sir, and where ✓ill miter specific has k.r.l. This celebrated Oil I. now uaiversally ecknor:olstd to be itt• a reaped, and superior to all otter prepares Me. tor :a .L.a.e r presehte It from la'lint off or ',Wiling grey greualbsio week hai---pr.sciums a thick and luxuriate growth: gnaws h from I ts orand deartriff-abd makes it beasaitally eon. ga y. =I glossy. operation in cams of baldness is peculiarly antler; ant in Mu grow ..la of whiskers, eyebrow. anti mere toe, it Y satelsair - .n its stimul.dive rmaatarn. For children It is ropecially retmiumaded, art f. runnx the basis or • beautiful brad of halt - Prim tr. r.l. sal 7, ; family bott'es ;equal to loan .snit), 10a. id. •, and , lealde that t o o l s, Ils. Centl,lll-On the wrapper oi mob ttle are the words, te did .' ilemasar Oil," In two Iliew-liald bA. go% LAN it and 80S8, IV, liattoosbereden, London; end by Me mo, .t:.l ?absers. CULV,Eilt WELL'B ti.cmVl*i 1, .... 1 T.D li. . ICAL W . ORKS, t I 01 WHAT TO LT. DRINK, MID AVOID. SO 40 =TOM TO TOUNO m. HOW TO NS HAPPY. gy. !VAAL AND PLITIIICAL INJOTNIIINT 01 LIM V. ON SPECIAL DDLIABIIB. THI INSTITUTES OP NLAPRIAOIi DIARASES OF WENTZ& nn. CRISAIT 1")E1111401tMENT 4, (Wig HOWL sal MANOR ol ..;;Ci. .• MOWN tate% sod scotca LAKE& s .04., la 0 ma. gm II UTDILOPATHY ; OR, TIM COLD WATEI CURL If Mooed, 51, Pownooowe.row; Cornabo. 147. n ur s er Mow Cototoll, 'id all tookasboro: of of M. IL Colverwolt. MA, 10, ..„, 9. SO II anyb.....oe, tuoismotreot, who may by ownsaltod daily trout 10 till 5, '" mg 7 ill L. SECOND EDITION. FROM TIIIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY, Arun. 8. Corps of Royal Marines .— Fiat Lieutenant and Adjutant Georg. Wentworth Forbes to be captain, vim 11. D. Ermine, deceased ; First Lieutenant Edmund Charles Doraville to be adjutant, vies Forbes, promoted ; Se cond Lieutenant Richard John hardy Douglas to be first lieutenant, rice Forbes ; Seeond Lieutenant Jacob Riebards Lloyd to be first lieutenant, vice R. F. Tucker, placed on half-pay. DUBLIN, Aram U. The mate of the steamer Queen Victoria, recently wrecked off llowth, is to be tried at the present com billion in this city, for any share of blame that may efts& to him for that fearful catastrophe. The (lid Justice of the Common Pleas, in addressing esgrand jury on the bills that would be sent before Swain this case, commented with great severity on the coodiset of the Dublin ballast board in neglecting b bane a fog-bell erected at the Howth light-house. The bills of indictment will be sent before the grand jury this morning. The commercial editor of the Freeman's Journal, explaining the mode in which the proposition of the Chancellor of the Exchequer for reducing the inte rest of the debt, affects Ireland, says that only one third of the Three per Cent. stock, namely the Three per Cent. Reduced, has any existence in Ireland, and the total amlunt of this stock in the books of the Bank of Ireland is only about 110,0001., more than one-half of a hick is in eight accounts. The second or voluntary conversion, however, he adds, may have more interest here, although the amount of Consols held in Ireland is only five millions, against 3:1 millions of Three-and-a-Quarters, which latter stock is guaranteed three per cent. until 1874, and as it has always been the favourite stock here, the proportion will very likely be increased, in con sequence of the proposed changes. NAVAL. TRIAL TRIP OF THE DUKE OF WELLING TON THESE DECKER. PORTiMOUTU, APRIL 11.—The great three-decker Dike of Wellington, of 131 guns, fitted with screw pre pike, Captain H. B. Martin, C.D., got up steam to-day for the brat time to go out of harbour to try her engines at the Memared mils in Stokes's Bay. Admiral Superintendent Prescott and a large number of Gala officers wars on board, as also many scientific per sonages. After trials which lasted up to 5 o'clock this after noon, the following results were those arrived at:— ißegolu how Time. '2l' me' -- ht Hun 29 I 551. 430. 10.433 god „ ' 39 3 16 9. 57 Itti I 39i 3 28 1 0 . 973 4th 3l 6 23 9.359 sth „ ' 29 5 23 11.1 13 6th .. ' SI 9 37 9. 62 1 Kw , p‘t 1 ATM. Oi n : ed ean per hoer. boar Pt* beor• is knots. 10.187 10.101 10. 1 The average steam pressure employed was 10.4%; but the boilers dal nut appear to be quits egnsl to the demands made upon them. The pitch of the screw was 16 feet 3 inches, and the diameter 18 feet. Upon the whole the above mults are considered very satisfactory, and reflect great credit on Messrs. Napiers, of Glasgow, the makers of the engines, nad the ollicials of the steam factory at this port. SINGULAR ENDURANCE.— Several terrier dogs having gone andssing near Monedic, march was made for them in a covered drain in the localiiy, when three were found near each other, being apparently unable to return, owing partly to the oblique direction of the drain, and partly to ti. narrowness of its bore. All of them were alive; and one which had been shut up in its subterranean prima for thirteen days, of course without tasting a morsel of bed, showed acutely any symptom of suffering or dia. comfort.—NortA British Mail. [Adverti4ement.l--liouzwAT's OINTMENT AND P 11.4 CCW•11 , 1.1.% Cllll/ED ULCUM WOCNVO, AND DYtt ADYI/LLII 9WOILLI Weak —Extract at a letter wt.:hewed to Aro r. Barnett, Brother% wh4oele masts for Retiowny'e KIP and Suri aiun • — 6 . t., I.Ceuien, I tx, to inform you that I coninered mr WA ite: W act.ety in con...piebee of swollen limits owl I.iocrona MKS with wtoeh he w.. ataere'y afflicted. I have sacrificed Urge sums of wee. y t, do !ore, who have aluerwirlatAl me that it horeleve but at let I tri...l and the result has tern io teen4r4he t. ~t it has intuotehol a:1 who but oven thed,plor..ble mate thy einem io.— mem,' Joseph Maillelee." Sold hy sit druggists, and:.; Pewterer 110.aiware Eetabliahment, 311, :strand. SHARE LISTS. MONDAY EVIXIXO. Is The railway market experienced a fall to-day, the r e ` report of the parliamentary committee being unfa so - vourably viewed. Sales have been pressed by recent To speculative buyers, but have been met by some Isonn 2A jide purchases. The market has, however, remained a 4 flat in character to the last, as the preparations for the settlement of the account, Wednesday being at "making up" day, have an unfavourable effect. to French sham were steady, and devoid:of any novel feature. Northern. finally closed 36 to ; Stras IS - bourgs,33i to 34; Lyons, 18 to I prem.; Cettea, 41 n to 31 prem.; and Westerns, 91 to 191 prem. so - - THIS DAY—Two oTt So oot. is The railway market remains heavy, nerly all the 10 large stocks being lower to-day. The tendency is is still evidently in tha direction of sales, and, in the 30 absence of purchasers, prices continued to droop. so Foreign shares are steady, but quiet. t' 011AIMI MID MMUS UNGUAIL&NTIIRD 3010) Postai prises yesterday. dales to.day op to pm. ILCLWATI. 3 I %stymy u;l7lo.ourrlisiot 3 11101g1ss Guts= Jousettual ICSassleret ani 10 11)00 and Beragoa 9 :Dutch . 1_ :diet 11.41 us : I I — De: — FitssiskAt A !Omit Indian Paidraala 10 ;rand lyiletloll of Vraat, 134 tlLlFeat.•teaivAdaSao . . Da. bonds (DWI Dal. I h Lacctiall'ut.o.3p.Ct.Pta if Laimabcazg D. Da. (lia.lasy) 3 Do. (Ca;al) Do. 6 par et. !recreate., 7 ! Vacs aad diterriman' L)~ 16i i~ ~.(X.tn: .t; littattr & Lteetitelti; 30 Do. Ita.(os &Reran) .. la florbern al Prase* al: Da. AA. 3 per Ft. Deed {foe d. k .%nstett% . all Norwegian Trunk Prefer. le Pans .4,1 Lyarla . 4. Parte aa,l Or.eass 1 Part and lowa ear's not St7n mere .. 4 P..r14,1}e-,aatlettot lamer 34,Qaabee aadlilehautud .. 2 Ito/n1 tiwedlA a; ammo, .mt ..,..,..._ 4 Dr. $ per Cent. Prete, I *nth Eettern of France 4 leathern of Vranee 2*. Uppw IntlitSerto all Won klanJere U. Si per Cent Prefer. .1.4 0 1f11 " 7 liaste in of S; itzerlartd Zealand ILWAYS. 11 " He I 2 ii si dko tt 4.7 lip i tlil 7 Si 1 $ 1 14 16_ 2 II r pm A 3 pm 74 S C 344 164 14 IS 11 91 171 131 p -41 43 414 424 331 34 44 5 Pm lila. Is 21 4 dia 1 4 el 44, 5 pm 4 i Pen q 51 I dis par 911 10 pa I dia 1 01 &a JOINT STOCK BANKS. 1 , Clotuag Badness Na. Bunn. Paid l riot. dome 1 reatardar. ta.dar. ---.- WOO : 40 Aostralada 40,000 ; 26 Chartd. Bank of Aida 6. 4 6 dll UAW 20 Chart. Ealk of laths. I Australis, and Chiron 2 1 11 pin Si 23,002; IS fargilsh, Sectish. and Artrallan Chartered 10 14 1 lab 114 IS skew, ' SO Loadoo Bank ot Au tr.dia aod ludia 22,0 0 1 30 Lrodon CO dtered Bank of au.tralla 34,044 34 I Oriental Bank Corpora. all 314 954 ma 90,0001 A Royal Antral. flanklaa and Gold Import. Co. 1 ICs par 0,110111 23 400th , won't. 40,000 34 I Union of Australia 4.490 ... Do. New ft 2 9 Ile. 81: 13:Katiumecia. - -- le.oeo ISO, i kagerslia* Agri... 30 Brlt.AmeriewsLawl 123,71' i , N. Brit. Au.t. L•ggl I Do. Prefertnee .. 120,030 3 PrellUr.L.gig gin. 101,013 I ScottisitAutt.lnregt 12.70 P 13 a. Arington Lana MOW 100. Van DlessaVgLagd MMu Pd .901666 s Busbmwo demi pmterday. to.day. $5 93 96 93 673 : z d oh 19 li pm 1▪ 1 MI 51 6 pm 1110! O If 3 pmi 29 33 49 SI SO 49 50 49i 29 SO 21 20 199 20 MINES. MONDAY SYfIND• There has not been much business in the market for British mining stocks to-day, and prices exhibit no change of importance. The market for Californian gold shares was rather firmer, especially for Agua Fria, which reached 11 to 13 prem., and closed 11 to 1 prem.; but some of the Australian descriptions were flat, and declining. Peel River finally closed 5 4 ,, to 6 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 1 to 13 prem. ; Colonial Gold, 21 to pzem.; British Australian, 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; and Port Philip, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. Anglo-Californian were inquired for. Foreign and colonial mine shares were generally flatter. Metcalfe' cloned 151 to 161 prem. ; Port Royal, 23 to 21 prem.; Liguanea, 13 to 21 prem. ; Nova Scotia, 1 11-16 to 1 13-18 prem. Imperial Brazilian shares were heavy, and those of the old Australian Copper Company rather better than on Saturday. Linares are quoted rather widely at 11 to 13, to-morrow being the day fixed for the sale of 1,000 shares on account of the company, which will thus •have the benefit of the anormous premium. The non-official closing quotations are : —Aus tralasian Coal, par to 1 prem.; New South Wales Coal, # dis. to par ; London, Liverpool, and Australian Gold Mining and Streaming, 1-18 to 3-16 prem.; British and Colonial Smelting and Re duction, to prem. ; Melbourne Gold, 3to 1 per share ; Australian Mutual, 3 dis. to 3 prem.; Australian Consols, 3 dis. to par ; Monarch Gold, t o : to par ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining , to per share ; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay 3 dis. to 3 prem. ; Worthing (new shares), Ito 3 dia. ; Lewis Hill Range, to 1 dia. ; New South Wales Gold, Ito dis. ; Garnett and Mose ley, par to 1 prem. ; Golden Mountain, 1 to 1 per share; Burn's Creek Gold, 1 dirk to par; La Peru vienne, dis. to 1 prem. ; Mount Carbon Coal, Ito 1 rem. ; Lake Superior Copper, par to 1 prem. ; Cey lon Land and Mining, par o 3 prem. ; Nova Scotia Copper, 11 to 1 prem.; Brucutu Gold , par to prem. ; Feather River Land and Gold, par to 1 prem. ; Metcalfe Mining Company of Jamaica, 151 to 161 prem.; Liguanea, 2 to 1 prem. ; Jamaica Copper, 41 to t prem. ; Port Royal and St. Andrew's Copper, 21 to 3 prem.; Gladbach Zinc, 1 to 11 prem. ; Pontgibaud Silver Lead, par to 1 prem. ; Cha leaches Silver, I to prem. ; Cologne Lead, par to try= New Linares, 3to j prem.; South Devon Consols, par to 3 prem. ; Tregurtha, 1 to 1 prem. ; Mizen Head, par to 1 prem. ; Carberry West, 1 dis. to 3 prem. ; Connemara, par to 1 prem.; Glenaulin, par to K 1 prem. ; South Cork Copper, 1 dis. to 3 prem.; erman, t o t 1 prem.; Sulphate of Barytes, 1,1 per share ; Irish Consols, 1 to Z Perran Wheal Alfred, 3 to 3 prem. ; L'Aigle d'Or, par to 3 prem.; Adelaide Land and Grad, to 1 die. ; Portland Iron, par to 3 prem.; Knocka trellane Copper, 3 dis. to 3 prem. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining share market to-day is dull, and prices show a rather drooping tendency. Anglo Californians are lower. Peel Rivers have receded to Si to 51 prem. Agriculturals have been sold as low as 91. Australian Land shares are generally flat. Wiese* 81...f1ea NO. Skim Mum l'alrl prior dam yesterday. to-day. -- -- 100,00^ 1 Una Fria all II 14 out 1 30,000 1 Anglo .4witrallan Gold all Par 5Pm 100,111.1 los. Angto Californian 10,0011 10 Australasian 2 4 1 ~ 10,000 36 Australian 5 5 15 44 3 so,ooo I Australian Cordillera ... all 4 I on 100,000 1 Australian Yrsheld 30,000 1 An Maria. all I 4du 200,000 1 Bridal Atudrallan Got. all 5 6pm 10,400 20 British Iron 10,000 35 ilniaiLlsap.(lmat sl .ps 145 44 35 6,300 30 De.Ooesesand Crate IA 65 7 11,00( Al Do. Bt. John Dal key 15 30 31 110,006 all Csnon's Creek 4 Par 1110, 5 11,000 40 Goitre Compor ............ 11. 1 1 7 8 1110,000 5 Colonial Gold Catnaps* l4 6 7 130,900 IL Copper Miners of Eng all 55 95 5,000 IS Do. Prof. 74 per Gest all 8 95 pa 10,0.0 1 EngnAustraltsnOnpper all 1 I 41. 31 100,080 2 Great Nugget Veto all Irpm 31 20,000 , 20 Geheral all 1 19 154 12,090 1 Grand Duchy of Bader all par spm 11.001 3 t real P01g00di...... 100,00( I Lake Braun' all 4We par 60,00 I Liberty 9,014 3 Linares all II 13 Ad 30,01 e, 1 Lontlon&Calilorn. Gald Quartz Creaking Co all 1 A 100,400 I Marianna 30,000 10 MszlankfitlLArerlesa 9 74 St g yall 1 New Granada .... 200. 0 00 I Nouveau Monde 30,000 10 Nova Scotia Mining and Copper Smelting 3 101,009 3 Port PkWp I par 5Pm 60,C00 1 'Juana Kock all par ipm 14 10,000 50 Ithymery Iron all 14 56 IntW New 7,ti-0 30 Santiago de Cuts l O4 6 7 60,00. I 4 outla Australian a.' par I pm 6,1'00 10 rin Croft 43,174 /8.2. 3 1 United Merrell ... 70,000 I Waller 111,000 I we ft Granada ..... en lia pm 100,00. 1 Woo idanisea. all Per i Pv o move 1 Tara ............. ........ ! WARREN, It has been ni ou the Southampton station. 10 110misea agabsnr., boning.. BeitT _as/ Caa: Jusodo. all giraWle: gear — fal!e 11* 6Lrken., Lit", Snir..,nu", all IN De. do. do. NI.. 104. Ildoloi sad Harlot .. too Oddest= .. Chrome as! Holyhead . oh Kock and Ilaselaa ..• ...s Delibeed Iletts•Cisse.. all Nook% !Perth, a d Abet• don twtloa .. all Hoot —.. all Dkloolr6 1 sod H.).. 1 to Odom. Osseuto_ w. nom Daum, C.a. A.. (Mb I. D. IL) • 1 all Do. aboos 91 lad V diito to• rot Lersabirs .. au a.* W. oratiiiii.J. WO Ildhabarylk sod Olaeeow . 14:141~ sad Peebles.. 100 Ihthabooo,lheih,Don 4 ee 109 'Ologoor Ili hoothWootora 100 Oesail Northam .. 100 De. A. at.* ... 100 Da. 14, Sloth .. 100 Gt./oath. rad Wasl (Iro.‘ 100 .(heat Wows .• I II , Istali South laibervi .. I all Lersiiii mil Cantsio .. lin Da. Model . . i iOO lAhloohloo awd - Torkshlr , IS I DO. anti_ ... , Illf Do. West Ilialso . Dtioe an , Leeds liorDera .. 111, Losiosoad Illaakwoll II Los.:1111091.1 1 1 houtheal 100 1,os.,1101glowa,& 111 . C..oe 100 Doe= A IllorDolfoitor 12 Do. Mho 1 owinedoiom i.(b 100 Loads• & ardliA I I citsr t 111 Da. ISO .- • 94 Do.. Hs ei tarimakm 3; Colrain an Loadookry& Esololullen 841 MO Homl94llAL.ALlseolne h 111 40 *a.m..* wad. unio. Do. Darby m.o. welt. 11n)... ik—w liceteiers.haerstei 7ji Newry and liam4it.i2ez 00 Norfolk ." ... ... .. 11 Do. New ... II .. 36 Nardises Ossalles 1.14434 14 *Mk Dews, No. 1. all Do. Ei br D:red 6 Da. I caracum4 04 Mr* ell roe* Wolin 10 Ilartlml I. WortersJunt .lei *MA WM., & Wolver. 100 rota" 0•11141 ... . tOO 64401164 11111484 ... . 100 1116640‘11 Um. ... lea Os. 1.614.4 1 4.0• Ar. 40 6 Ilasusbrzy sad Ilentard I sit slieweltary 4aa ( basun (llar.W. xis.) ... aal us.asha .- ..., $0 IN. Oseesby I I Sr = iik a t : - ...••• .....1111111 : ris en* I , : Wd a ui I 6 DM lOW , a ,1114410 a ii''''''''''. 149 ISt WO 11l 1 4M. 82 i 88 4 I.l{ It% irels el Ora ... • Waselhoi sad Willielbel sal IWoo Ouswan wo spd ii us. I. lOU _,.... U 30 I Do. do. Datimideas .. 23 i 1141 Do.e.ll.ll.lPerslaft .. 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Zd 111 111 76 76 37 fi 114 11 a 111 1 31 141 I/ 11 Si 9i 111 ;0 ate I i 10. 103 107 U 14 In SI id 104 i 64* 4 id 3$ l$& 11 711 i I 111 13i 119 91 120 i 1 191 141 9 0 e 90 _Ale MONEY MARKET. MONDAY MYININO. The stock markets are in a state of suspense, pending the debates on the financial plan of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, respecting which no thing new has yet transpired. It is possible that very important modifications of the project may yet be made, and thus operations in the funds are at present conducted upon something of a hap-hazard' basis. It is the general impression, however, that the plan will be finally carried, after being subjected to more or less amending. Every credit is given to Mr. Gladstone for a sincere desire to deal with this great question in a spirit of justice as between the nation and its creditors; but whilst favourable refe rence is made to the alacrity with which tke right honourable gentleman has hastened to modify his proposals, so soon as the breath of pub lie criticism had been felt, his plan is yet thought to be susceptible of further and considerable improvement; and, in view of the extensive support which, the project in its main features is sure to com mand, hopes are expressed that the Chancellor will not, by a prejudiced adherence to particular points, leopardes it altogether. Now that the whole bear ing of the question has been so fully discussed, the main objection to the measure still centres, as we an ticipated, in the nominal increase of tke capital of the debt involved in the issuing of the Two-and-a-Half per Cent. stock at 1101. per cent. In most City circles the viciousness of this prineiple is clearly re cognised, and an earnest hope is expressed that Mr. Gladstone will be guided by general opinion, and strike out this part of his selteme. It is also thought that the proposed creation of Two-and Three- Quarter and Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds—in reality the most promising part of the pro ject —is not thought sufficiently well of by the government. City men argue that these bonds will have a most extensive circulation both at home and abroad, and they consequently express a decided opinion that government ought to do nothing tend ing to restrict the conversion of our present Three per Cent. stocks into this class of security. The re striction of the total amount of these bonds to 30,000,0001. appears to be mainly prompted by the fear on the part of gevernmeet that the proposition to give holders the option of demanding to be paid off forty years hence might, under circumstances very easy to conceive, be productive of the most seri ous embarrassment to the Treasury. By effecting a comparatively unimportant modification of his origi nal plan—by issuing the bonds in question irre desniabk at the option of the holder—Mr. Gladstone, it is pointed out, might extend to the greateat pos sible extent this excellent feature of his scheme, to the great and immediate advantage of the na tion ; and it is universally believed that the alteration in question would have no tendency what ever to militate against the successful reception of the bonds in the market. Under the circumstances the progress of the discussions in parliament will be watched with the liveliest interest. Consols have ranged between 1001 and 1003, and finally closed 1001 to 3 for money and Wednesday. or 1 worse than yesterday. The Thtee-and-a-Qesse ter per Cent. stock shows firmness at 103: to 3, after being even purchased as high as 1031 to-day. The proposed restriction to 30,000,0001. of the issue of the New Two-and-a-Half per Cent. stock to be converted at the rate of 1101. per cent., is in favour of the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. If this part of Mr Gladstone's plan were to be thrown overboard altogether, the change would be greatly in favour of the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. The " contango" on Consols and the Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents. for May ruled at 1 to 3-16. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1003, I, 4,3; ditto, for account, 1001, 3. Three per Cent. Re duced, 993, 100, 991. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 1, a, 1. Long Anne., 1860, 6 1-16. India Stock, 261, 260. Bank Stock, 2251, 2241, 2231. South Sea Stock, 1121; ditto, Old Annui ties, 983. The market for Exchequer Bills was rather better than on Saturday. The March issue is quoted par to ss. prem., and the Jane, 2s. to Bs. prem. India Bonds were done at 435. prem. In the foreign stock market, the chief feature was a decided fall in Spanish, especially in the Commit tee's Certificates, consequent upon the receipt of lower prices from Madrid, and the intelligence of the organisation of a powerful opposition to the pro posed now loan in the Cortes. Doubts are now ex pressed as to the ability of the ministry to carry the measure to a successful issue. The Certificates, the value of which is chiefly in volved in the new financial measure, and the proposed recognition of which is understood to be the chief objection of the opposition party, fell about tamper cent., declining from Saturday's me dium prWof 81 to 63 per cent. this morning. Sales were even made at 61, but some influential purchases subsequently caused a rally to 7 to 71 per cent. The Deferred Threes were not so much affected, bat yet fell to 24. If the Cortes, however, refuse to allow of the contraction of fresh liabilities on the part of the government, it is difficult to see how this could directly be regarded as unfavourable to the existing stocks of Spain. Turkish scrip stood at 31 to 31 prem. Our statements relative to the imme diate paying off of this stock were con firmed by the appearance this morning of an official notification. The advertised in demnity amounts to 31. Bs. per cent. It is under stood, however, there is a prospect of something fur ther coming to the scripholders, as we learn that the contractors for the loan have consented to forego three-fourths of their commission (only one-fourth of the loan having been paid up), this concession being accompanied by the condition that the three-fourths of the commission thus yielded up are to be appro priated as a further indemnity to the scripholders. A meeting of the committee is called for to-merrow, to consider of the offer of the agents of the Turkish government. It is believed the committee will advise their constituents to accept of the terms offered, the recovery of the first instalment being, under the cir cumstances, a groat object ; but it is considered that in any new loan arrangement the scripholders ought to have a prior claim, as some further compensation for the loss they have sustained. Mexican Bonds remain firm at 271 to 28. Greek Bonds stand at 9. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip was weaker, closing 33 to 41 prem. Other securities remain steady, without distinctive feature. The list of sales is as follows : Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 1852, 893. Brazi lian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 99, 1. Bel gian Four-and-a-Half per Cent.: 1001, f (Ex change, 25f.) Danish Three per Cent., 1825, 85 ex. div. ; ditto Five per Cents., 105. French Four and a-Half per Cent. ltentes, 104 f. (Exchange, 25f. 10c.) Blunder Bonds, 6. Granada Deferred, 113. Mexican 'three per Cents., '271, 1. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 89, 881, 3; ditto, Scrip, 41 4 prem. Portuguese Five per Cents., Converted, 1841, 421,43 ; ditto, Four per Cents. 403. Rus sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1041. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 483, 48 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents. 243, 1, 24 ; ditto, Passive (Con verted), 51, ; the Committee's Certificates, 71, 61, 7, 61, 7, 71 per cent. Swedish Loan, 11 die. Tur kish Six per Cents. Scrip, 3: prem. A good deal of attention has been excited by the appearance on the market of the North of Spain Railway. A disposition was shown to receive the project with favour, but dealings are checked by the conviction that the Stock Exchange Committee, under present circumstances, will not deviate from the very proper course of refusing to allow of the official marking of any stock that enjoys a guarantee from Spain. A settling day, however, will doubtless be granted, as in the case of the Ebro Canal Company : As a test of the credit of Splin, the re ception given to this railway is regarded with a good dial of interest. It is very justly argued that if capitalists are disposed to consider the projected Spanish loan a "good thing," the railway ought to be a far better one, inasmuch as it possesses several advantages not derivable from the loan. Ono of these is the collateral guarantee afforded by the muni cipalities and communes through which the line passes ; and another consists in the fact that the capital, viewed as a loan to the government, is further secured upon the railway itself, which is a trunk line, without competition, and supported by the government and court party. The project, how ever, appears to be prejudiced by the fall in the cer tificates, leading to an apprehension that the hopes entertained of Spain's meting out a tardy measure of justice to the holders of those vouchers are yet doomed to disappointment. The shares were quoted i to 1 prem. An unfavourable effect has been produced in the railway market by the publication of the adverse re port of the pariiamentary committee relative to amalgamation during the present session. Apart, however, from the immediate effect of this disap pointment, and the temporary injury undeniably in flicted on such companies as the North Staffordshire, Ambergate, &c.,which are awaiting fixed guarantees, many parties maintain it is quite an open question as to whether the railway interest at large is not benefitted by the postponement of amalgamation. It is urged that several companies are for the time prevented from entering into arrangements of ques tionable advantage, whilst further time is given for deliberation as to the course of policy that will be most beneficial to railway interests generally. It is noticed as a favourable feature that the introduction of competing projects is at the same time suspended, and that none bat bona fide undertakings, having their capital fully subscribed, will be allowed to pro ceed, according to the report of the committee. The prominently adverse katnre, however, appears to consist in the fact that the struggles between the large companies will still continue. Apart from these I considerations, the tendency of the railway market has been evidently towards improvement, based Enn the introduction of the government financial ' 1 , the effect of which must naturally be to ' inish the income yielded by government stocks, and - relatively to raise the value of other securities. Monday next, the 18th inst., has been appointed settling day for the shares of the Royal Danish Rail way Company and the Isle of Wight Railway Com-1 pany. The shares of the first-named undertaking are to be officially marked, but not so the latter. All Australian Land shares were lower. Agricul tural', after falling to 90 to 95, closed 94 to 97. Bri tish American Land were again higher, leaving off 74 to 76. Shares of nearly all the sew colonial' banks showed a downward tendency. Shares of the Bank of British North America have been done at 60 ; Colonial Bank, 20 ; London and West minster Bank, 341, 35; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 481 ; Union Bank of London, 17a ; East and West India Docks, 165; London Docks, 126 ; St. Katha rine Docks, 991 ; Victoria Docks (41. paid), 6:,1 ; do. New (21. paid), 41: Australian Royal Mail Steam (61. paid), 41; Crystal Palace (51. paid), 61, 1; Ge neral Screw Steam Shipping (121. paid), 111; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, New Shares (251. paid), 46. The shares of the Grand Central Railway of France, after rising to 31 to 31 prem., closed 3 to 31 prem. Berlin Waterworks shares closed 1 to 1 pram; Frankfort and Wiesbaden Railway, par to i prem. ; Melbourne Dock and Railway, par to 1 prem.; Roy al Danish Railway, 3 to 31 prom; Oriental Gas Company, 1 to 1 prem. Annexed are the latest quotations of foreign bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex peas : Amsterdam, Saturday—Dutch Four per Cents., 96 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 6.5. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 241; ditto Three per Cent. foreign, 48 ; the Coupons, 7 13-16. Granada De ferred, 11 11-16. Mexican Now, 27 7-16. Portu guese New, 391. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 811. Madrid, Thursday: Spanish Home Three per Cents. 431; ditto Deferred, 24 3-16 ; the Coupons, 41. Vienna, Saturday : Five per Cent. Metallies, 94 5-16; Exchange on London, 10.50. Four-and-a- Half per Cents. Metallic., 851. Bank Stook, 1,414. Exchange on Paris, 1291. Agio on Gold, 151; ditto Silver, 91. Hamburg, Saturday: Spanish Three per Cents., 41; ditto Deferred, 231. Frankfort, Satur day : Austrian Five per Cent. Metallies, 85,1. Spanish Three per Cents., 44 ; ditto Deferred, 23. Berlin, Saturday : State Debt, 93. Exchange 'on London, 6.221 ; on Paris, 801. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at present prices. To render the results strictly accu rate, the proportion of interest which may have ac crued since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account : Int. per cent. Price. per annum. 100} £219 6 100 3 0 0 Three per Cent. Consols Three per Cent. Reduced Bank Stock (div. at the rate of 7) per cent. per annum) 225 3 6 8 India Stock Exchequer Bills March (in terest Id. per cent. Der day) 6s. prem. 110 1 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices, the calculation being based on the dividends paid for the half year ending the 31st December last; Int. per eem. Pres. Prise. RAILWAY. per annals. 174 Liverpool, Crosby, sad Southport S 3 101 101 lanion, Brighton, and South Coast 5 0 0 301 Yak and North Midland 4 IS 41 234 South Eastern 32 Midland Great Western—lreland I I 4 ISt Fasten Counties SI tendon and South Western 4 7 101 93 Dubli n %%late 461 and Belfsst 4 6 05 93 Lancaster and Carlisle 105 Bristol and Ender 4 5 illa 761 Midland Stock 4 4 II) IS York, Newcastle, mad B erw lek $1 Great Southern and Western —lrean4 45 Midland, Birmingham, sad Derby 121 London end North Western Stoc k 141 London and North Western Fifths 37 Edinburgh and Move 4 1 1 1 181 East Lancashire 4 I 1 61 Glasgow and South Western 78 Lancashire and Yorkshire Stook 33 Caledonian 21 Great Northern 22 Chester and Birkenhead 2 10 41 All the above prices are cx div. It should be re membered that the dividends for the last half of the year are usually larger than those for the first half. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market has been quiet to-day, and a feeling of flatness pervades this and the other departments of the Stock Exchange. Consols have stood all day at 100; to 1 for money and to-morrow. The settlement of the account engages some share of attention. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 99; to : ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103: to 1; New Five per Cent. Annuities, 128; Bank Stock, 225; ; India Stock, 260; ; Exchequer Bills, June, 3s. to 4s. prem.; ditto March, 2s. prem. The foreign stock market is similarly devoid of animation. Peruvian Deferred is rather better, but the fall in Spanish continues. Spanish Old Threes mark 47; ; ditto Deferred, 241 to 231; the Certifi cates, 61 to 6 per cent.; Venezuela Active, 39; • Sar dinian Fives, 971 to fi ; Russian Fives, 118; ; Dutch Fours, 97 to 97i ex div.; Portuguese Fours, 401 to 1; Peruvian Deferred, 64 to 65; Mexican, 27; to 1,; Granada Deferred, 11l to 4 ; Equador, 51. Goon FORTUNE.—It is reported in Lincoln that a young man named Poole, residing in the parish of St. Michael, whose wife died a few weeks ago, while examining an old box which his deceased partner had purchased at an auction sale a short time since, found an old note in t crevice, which turns out to he a aote upon a London bank for 701., the interest upon which has been accumulating for 48 years. It is said that there is every probability of Poole recovering the whole amount.—Lineobehite Chronicle. EMIGRATION IN NORTH WALES.— Considerable emigration continues to take place from the various parts in the northern parts of the Principality. During Inst week, the ship Avon, belonging to the Messrs. Davies, sailed front Menai•bridge, basing on board nearly thirty emigran r, bound for Quebec. On Friday morning, for Hind" the property ut Messrs. Owen and Sons, sailed from Carnarvon with a large number of emigrants for Boston. MINCLXO3-LANE.-TEDS DAY. Sri:wt.—The market has opened without spirit, yet the public sales are going off et last week's currency, the im porters showing firmness. The refined market quilted the' same as last week ; grocery lumps fair to fine, -Ws. to 48s. CorrEE.—There has net been a public sale, neither has there been any business of importance done by private con tract ; native quoted 48.. nominal. Tra.—A small public sale of green went off briskly to day, at full prices. Rice.-2,101) bags Madras were offered. and chiefly sold, at and after the public sale, B'. 61. to 9s. 63., which was a decline of 6.1. ; 2,700 bags 13,n;r11 were also otilred, and nearly all bought in, at 10s. to 10s. 6d. Satvravist —l,BOO bags were brought forward in public sale, and about half sold ; good qualities at previ.ius rates; low descriptions a shade under ; refra:tion 6 to 71, 265. 61. to 295. ; refraction 15, 258. Curro N.—T his article has been in good demand; 1,606 bales sold yesterday on 'Change, at prices. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-TIITS D The market is firm, without altcrati,m in prices. Town Tallow is quoted 445. 9d., nctt cash; Peter,burit Y.C. on the spot, 455. 3d. to Cal. ; April and May, 1,39. 3d. buyers ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 1.55. 9(1. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade he.tvy, at tie J0a0.% ing quotations: Prime meadow Hay, Si.. to 955. ; inferior, its. to 80s.; Bowen, 455. to 60s. ; Clover, old, 934. to 1034.; woad cut, 725. to 935. ; Straw. 30s. to 335. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS. Anat. 11.! FCC I: Massy. ~Optaing fur AA.VOI, DU ;Iliictseeti Lowest.j peeing, 111 86 I 69 80 1 80 63 3 per Ckn.te. si per Ceuta.. 1325 4 , .. ... , . . 4e per Cent..., 1852 .! 103 79 1 IN 0 I 104 I ill 73 1 105 . 85 41er Orate. 3 per Ceate.eiew Loon , ... 1 ..• ... EicLunge on Leaden: et etithi. 25 7 1 . 71 98 1 7 4 74 83. Selgiaa, iterel.lB4.l Money • N41.1e• Hone ..... elette3e 110. 1 ....... leo. 2 Ptudtnont 3 p.Ct 9B 25 Trenenry 13.890 ... ... Do. 15. 1853 SO PS PAZIII, APRIL 11.—St. Germain, 1,700; Versailles (right hank), • ditto (lett bank), 315; Parte and Orleans, 1,025; Paris and . Rouen, 1,037 SU , Rouen and Havre. 615 ; Marseillcv and Avianon (Conrerttd{, Strasbourx and Bale, 332 20; Northern, 910; Parke and Stra-bourn, 831 15; Par, and Lyon, 952 30; Lyons and Mediterranean, 812 50; Cutest, ;53; {Steeple and St. Dikter to Cray, 530 Perin and Cherb ourg, 652 50 ; ISjon and Besancon, 560; NSA 627 30; Montereau end froyes, 305 ; Diem* and Fromm 350; Andrerieus and Beaune, —; Parts and bream:, 222 30 ; Bordeaux and 'reato, 251! 50; Anvers and Gand, • Centre of Italy, 97U ; Centre of Switzer Lind. —; (Stinson:le and &viers, 506 35. ATHLONE ELECTION.-THIS DAY. DECISION IN FAVOUR OF MR. KEOGH. At the conclusion of Mr. Keogh's Mr. Meagher summed up, and Mr. Andrews was henrd in reply. On the re.adminion of strangers, The chairman announced the committee were of opinion that at the time of the election Mr. Keogh was duly qualified to sit in parliament. The announcement was received with cheers. (DT ILECTRIC TZLZOHAIIt.) LIVE /WOOL, TUESDAY, 10.45 A.X. Wind.—N.N.W., moderate, and doe. Arrived.—Voyager, from Halifax ; Jane Ellis, from Selme3; Joseph Walker, from Mobile; Fitz- James, from Savannah. QuEENSTOWN, Arum 10. Wind N.W., fresh breeze. Arrived.—Kamsehatka, from Baltimore, for Liverpool. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LtvintrooL, APRIL 11.—The transactions this morning were rather large, at slightly reduced rates from Saturday. Quotations were as follows :—Aberdeen, 141—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (Chester and Birkenhead), 211 2 —Caledonian, 321—Dublin and Belfast Junction, 4 p.— Dublin and Drogheda, 70—Eastern Counties, 131—East Lancashire, 181—Great Southern and Western, 541—Lan cashire and Yorkshires, 761—Ditto (fifth shares), 41,1. — Lancaster and Carlisle (third shares), 131 p.—Leeds North ern, 16/—London and North Western, 1191 1 I—Ditto (fifth shares), 21 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 30 —Midland, 741 11—South Eastern and Dover, 221—York and North Midland, 291—Dutch Rhenish, 2 1.16 d.— Quebec , and Richmond, 1 1 p. LIRDS. APRIL 11.—The share-market has been rather weaker again this morning. Midland stuck has been dons at 75. Lancashire and Yorkshires closed at 761; Leeds Northern., at 161; and East Lancashire., at 181. MANCUESTER, APRIL 11.—Prices have slirhtly given way, but easier rates have not led to much increase of business. Sheffield, 301; North Stafford, 41 die. ; Dover, 22 13-16 ; Midland, 751 ; London and North Western, 120 ; Eastern Counties, 13 3.16; Leeds, 771; ditto, Fifths, 1 p. ; Australian Freehold, par , Caledonian, 321. Bituationam, APRIL 11.—Thi. market was not quite so active to-day, and share values rather declined. Midlauds were done at 75, and Shrewsbury and Birminghams at 66. ERRONEOUS FORMS OF SPEECIL—Since you allow your correspondents to correct such words as teetotal, I hope you will allow me to call the attention of your agricultural readers to the corruption in the word mangold, as they now write it. The word is in German mangel wurzel, root of scarcity. It is wrong to use even such a name as this, is my opinion, while we have the English name beet, which has the additional advantage of being derived from the bo tanical name Beta. But if a new name must be used, let it, at any rate, be the pure German mangel, and not the mongrel mangold. Indeed, those who spell the word in the latter way, ought in common consistency to write reddishes, sparrowgrass, and cowcumbere, for radishes, asparagus, and cucumbers.—E. G. R. from Notes and Queries. THE "BALL AT BRUSSELS," JUNE, 1815.-llts- TORICAL PARALLEL OP Aram, 1605.—" The archduke received the English ambassador (Edward Seymour, Earl of Hertford) with all honour and state; but whitest they were feasting and merry at Brunettes, Prince Maurice had an enterprise upon Antwerp, so that Spinola, Velasco, Van de Bergh, tßusquoy, with many commanders, were forced to packs away speedily for the defence of the coautry."— Grimeston's History of the Netherlands, 1695, p. 1346. Notes and Queries. THE FORTHCOMING EASTER TERM.—Tcrm com mences on Friday next, when the several Common Law Cowls will resume their sittings. Some of the Egaity Courts have already begun business. The lists of the Com mon Law Courts, tor " arrears" they cannot be new called, exhibit only 62 cases in the three courts. la the Court of Queen's Bench there are 15 rules in the new trial paper, :3 special cases and demurrers for judgment, and 16 for ar gument, besides 5 enlarged rules, making 39. In the Court of Common Pleas there are only 11 matters, consisting of 2 demurrers, 2 enlarged rules, 6 new trial rules, and 1 matter standing for judgment. In the Court of Exchequer there are 12 rules, 2 in the peremptory paper, 6 in the new trial paper, and 4 in the special paper. LUMLEY V. GYE.—The demurrer in this case, which relates to compensation on account of the non-ap pearance of Madlle. Wageer, stands the third on the list for judgment by the Court of Qaeen's Bench, anal is expected to be decided on the first day of term. NEW EXTRA-MURAL CEMETERY.—Yesterday the burial board for the parish of St. Pancras ratified an agree ment entered into between the Rev. Edward Philip Cooper, of Little Dalby, Leicester, and the burial board, for the purchase of 87 acres of freehold land at Finchley, for the purposes of a cemetery fur the parish. The purchase price was 2091. per acre. SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH TO MALTA.—According to a letter from Malta, the submarine telegraph, which Mr. Brett is about to establish between the Speszia, Cagliari, and Cape Teulado, the most southern point of the Wand of Sardinia, is to be extended to Malts, at the expenee of the English government. THE RECENT EARTHGVAXE. — Thc shock of tho earthquake of the 2nd inst. was felt in the Isle of Wight. A private letter, received in Southampton from St. Servals, in France, states that the shock was most alarming there, and that people remained up all n i g ht through fear. It appears from the collected accounts, that the earthquake was limited, at least so far as it was perceptible to the erases, toat 100 milestheortionof o f h Etogelish So u th Western c Channelcompveotet of ndedbetween about England anal France, the superficial arca of which is about 20,009 square miles. THE EMIGRANT SHIP COROMANDEL, whieh has been lying at Spithead for sonic days, has sprung a leak several times in smooth water, and it is probable that she will be Ondemneal by the government emigration commis ' sinners. She is a very old ship, having been many years since in the East India tea trade. She is full of p .ssengers, and has 11 very heavy mail on board. She was bound for Van Diemen's Laud. THE NEXT MAILS FOR THE PENINSULA and the West Indies and Pacific will be made up on the morning of the 18th instant, in consequence of the 17th faliing on a Sunday. 48 124 1 ai 1181 II 74i I 214 2j 74i z 4 6 mi It let i 1061 zd 11l I= 1061 71