The Express. — London, England, 1853-04-16 00:00:00

,vbt 4-xl3rt(_ LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1853. [T tiREEPENCE. i ,7 • . • j- -- ) ~ ,ef. , .. ma r ,,..... ..- #!....,, i r , e .. 1 , ii , --..................., / e• . I .1.....' No. 2,075.] LONDON, SATURDAY EN * ARSHALL and El/RIDGE'S LINE of A US- S H ARE LISTS. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. TMA LABLAN PACKET MILPS.--Tbe kdlowing sett - class 10 i 3 i sat wer p and Rotten-el j 3Ms ._ octet {w their fistmellir.a quclhlse, haw most superior - FRIDAY EvnitlNG. 5 3 ite gas Emmen Junetir.' 1 I .......nmeess Mr pee papers Deed in the Leaden Dock) : 29 2 , I Criminal sat grousim III x., 2 The railway market opened well, and even showed go 0 , ,__ : is. 131 „,„„ 7...../T. 111717.7110". 1 , 1 1 / 7 “.. i.. 11/11o7t y . • 1.. east. an t i i eon ao4 Lane • m .. 3 4pm upward tendeuey, in sympathy with Console- le $ Nadi iteent..s .. ... .. II ti gt. loop .. Iva tr. seroat !‘ . -----3-3- t INAITSI Sr East IndLan ... ... and North Western stock, for instance, le I Da w awa ,. 1 3 ,1 I ; P . Glrnt.Y QUEEN ... 12:0 J. Lsen ......... l sony KATY 55 . 5r itims gni OF I 1 5555 ly . wuja ... I Tort rhililo' ensuing, the market became flatter throughout. 2 0 19 'a and Jimustion ~, Eras, If 2 pm LONDuNGSKIII. s I I and Svdnet April 2 , 1 204184 Ot-MaeLef Canscla,tMare. Ipm MPS •W. nerve 'hot Filtinip , May 3 Some selling out of the heavy shares for the settle- . ... em, gaga ( rya) .,e2s par _ . intsuren .......- plat r:sW AN FACTORY 1 Ko mar .. a le ii 73 funds, confirmed the re-action in the afternoon , and b. 14 D.. ; . - *" - le 71 leaf) ... . 43 41 pop smIT -.........- 2^l .E. I. Swett ...tdrlaide •.. rdPfli 1 1 to the close this market remained flat in charac- 8 s tro. ... ... ... . 14 14 CIiAIIUITTE ter. The sales of London and North Westerns $ $ De * (e ' le•.-) - - - 1 4 • ror terom id truant or peemte, sLiery eosin, aott tor Sr h IS I Dn. $ per et. Preference 1 ells 1 pm sormaloo. no, I . 0 . .....,..„ . .... r ... 5.; „ 574 .. 1 ,,„.. appear to be connected with the proposed se e Cyor.. sun mediternnem - to „ IN a meensina id supnior brat-ti.ma shim (regular .r.,dcro to tech creation of additional share capital, as referred to in 11 , 7, .A41". t ., ........... 2 4 8 Ista 0 the diestrelaslan entente. another part of our pap e r . cola ... _ „ - MARSHALL end EDEIDGE, If, Fettchurehmtreet. 2o a N .o.t• a Lim (with tn.' 71 8 _ - 20 ,SO 90. Do.(es Lawrie* .. - - F OR, AUSTRALIA and the COLONIFS.-Light, THIS DAY-Two o'Cwes. 116 to Northers of halm_ .. 351 301 30 lat Do. el. 3 per et. Bead c ce,„,, est datable ROOVING.-CROGOON'S PATENT The railway market opened very flatly to-day, the I :for R. er Auren. eh.. ,14 15 ..I.IIAI IS: 1104111 ND FELT is perfectly impervious to rain, MOW, announcement of the additional capital required for 4 all N°7l7 f l floo Trunk P 7170 -I 81 91 al Ire- . -cal her been mired by a long :. red eateurise experience in - . 10 le Paris sad Lyon. , ... .. 171 17 1 pm ill c:iiii. 7 ca ; 711116111 the timber required ex .:ate.: cm be 1311 on t h e London and North-Western Company having , a 2,1 ro earn sal urea:. ... .. 434 43 • w-. 1-. errs . lartity by mgescused wee d e d . pitlc3; ONE PF.NNY very unfavourable e ff ect. The feeling has Luce b c . 20 5' Ps:Mani Roma ... .. 414 411 i pen s.QUAKE FOOT. (17°18 ' ; '' .1 3. ' 1731 N°74-aIIIirCCIING Felt come a alinde better, but the general tone of the te 10 ewe 4.1 ,117101.371 .. 1114 13 j • k , ~,,Tuag ahoy hollers and 14pea me. 26 par met. of fuel.- • Sans- 10 4 Parb.Cae-,sadCNielinir, 5 51 pa . y ... du ~roonlate rent by poet es seta ••1 to CROGOON bad market is flat. Business is very quiet. 101 31 Cleats. and Richmond ., f Ipm C o ., 2 . Is iwG.ATY..HILIa LONDON, who mho "PP I 7 N H" All foreign shares are quite neglected. 10 / ikon.. ead Rano ... - 204 211 IiEATIIINiI felt and INODUltritS Pelt Re damp walk and Laths - Thediek ine tome. ~ ,revaire the temperature. I.3using prams Seim tomlay 20 . 0 , I''' ..: s'.- ate,..: • . 9 93 R. I Pd. LITLWATI. yesta u sy . iii , to j pja . , 10 4 Dn. $4 per Cent. Prefer. - - F RANKS and SON'S MANIFOLD WRITER, . _2o 2 South Eastern of France - - 29 36 90 4 muntern or France- ..... 5 31 pm by widish a letter and copy. or from tr •to six conics tam be 8 5 1* 1 1 4 : i i r 4.. -- , ; •4° .0 i.,, i ; : . ...i .ai se b. Upper Indic :scrip einnin a: ....., time. This port..itle a. panties is always ready f r 31 131 all Wen Flemlers 41 5 j ai . ~.!lA. 3.e. 1.111 emblem tunaty. Pommy, and ex 'edition. It Le ~„! .., !„,_.. e '''',. 1 " .. ..,_ 1 Irwal.a.___.._,. 9 ,_ ll , to • 'Do. 54 per tint. Perfer. 4 die par ' • men *r Ito all wbn write much, and have 00C1.11401 10 .... 'II 17."'*".."...7."..•!"• 10 _ 101 !0 str.a i • ee , - ° ~ 3, ISr ..labea.. Likal.,..l,llas.a us. 74 111 I • Is vs, , •ion .•, Peso, 101 11 pm MAID 0 -I"." C° 9 * . Q. 4itera ' re-nererf e ee • leMere '' ale ' hie " " aii all Uti.Chen&Dir...3lllhl34.C. xi li he 2 Western of tihritaerlsed 1 I 013 a mat Intoer w iting.ease, complete, note elna la; m r5 ...;.. 7 . ; ._ .__ __ . _ . 0. 301_ 34 ~4 di. 20 I 6 Zealand 2 1 dim a d , eve. ss. Q.; COolltrei.ll 710,01. los -Orders received by all r 5 1 . 1, 1 ,, e . 1 4. 55 . 6 w e l 5 .4. ... . In los , m a tinee., and at the Stanufscory, Printils-honsumqu.ire, I.llmk. lt o, I . e . 54 , 641 Dior, 0; p . de the '' Thar.* reew. , ,iaper °din. 34 so icearter sad Ilayhad . 513 .I 1 SO al: ICork sled Bandon .. .. 19 110 MINES. bADIES of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who e . .) ss otaiiiiiseag eauseriiise. 14 41 pas 11.116•7 from tapers.. to.. 4,1 winds. an 4 .i.. my .th,...,bere, wia 113 .4 - fiamlce, Perla, au.4l Aber. TIM (it IT o7llllo.thing ft..rt 4-. !Re .... ; 4 1 eiti.,, ,d . how LA N D ., Jaen Jueetioe ... ... 8 • FRIDAY Evlorign. RALYIroIt. Tnt. online botanical prer ration attn. all Irritation 23 al. awe Autism me tesikriner. of gherkin, meow. eunneemdiMigureraerit.,freckin, 111 all Ditto ( MIS E and H ).. 4 ' mining stocks to-day. but it appears to have con mg ,„,, .0 tropism a bead by and blaming appearance to the ems- 30 0/ .areas Grains. ... I lig II .....4 a gellemy mil roftvres to the bands an l arm.. Per- 33 all rasiern Came. Class a. i sisted chiefly of sales forced by parties who appre 111,1111Kl ID It. application pro•note. 3 ITN and uniuterrupted Clef. ease Liege.) r . I le II , bend lower prices. The tone of the market generally rue of Mom important fanevona of the rain 110 eamntisi for the 23 111 ..m. elms li and C ditc. 71 71 . is weak. The prices of actual business are US fol t..a .4 health, and 1',. • lit:moment and continuance of a lir-111M root lancerbire ... !73 75 . =rig e ....lemon. mat. 4 , ... 0. and S.. W. per Cottle . Cautios 1,0 I all e. k W. 1 . 1).,438ire0p 55 57 ' lows: West Caradon, 303 ; Do'coath, 110, 1121; ..ees word.' ...Rowland.' lidr,lor" are ce the wrapper, and ft Iwo Edinburgh and Diamos .7$ 73 ; South Caradon, 220 ; Wheal Trelawney, 67, Gs; A, noWL AND and ot rs, 2,, i ;me .n.ear&n. Lon,: la, on the go. 10 ! 13 Edinburgh and Peebles ...1 - - I at stamp. Aiwa m e ..:Ii bottle. Cold by them an./ by St. IRO 1E4119 awe. Perthomn.!..l 33 74 IVest Providence, 54; Tiocroft , 103; Alfred Con ceive...and *tinnier.. IL 100 Glasgow & SouthWeetera, 63 e 4 , , 8018, 181, 19 1 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 42, 43; Trebel . - . it. eta .oreat Northers ... .. 1 $24 en Pt. 108 Do. A Moot ... 47 49 i trah, 101, 111; Treliane, 27, 2 9; West Basset, 12, 1; .., 11AltLOW'S NEW IN- a , NO DO. a, &Ma .... -. 1 124 111 Yeoland Consols, 101, 11 ; East Russell, 17, 1 ; , r . wv . v . IL, YEN flili SELF-ACTING SYPHON It. me ettan d utx., and wom.l Die. , 109 1111 I Spearne Consols, 11 • Bedford United, 101,1 ; South TAP. ME,ICIRE.4 NO VENT-PEG ll as IN Western .. ii I Mill Prevents. a 1.,, beer, elder, or other Neon 11 ii Ida g a sh g a g a ; Tamar, 11, 2; Great Wheal „la.: • noes becoming tit or acid so eatetuaily 20 a 12 0000 0, e a cadge .. 92 m ! Baddern, 2,1; llingston Downs, 5,1; East Gunnis 1, is._ 4o. • * th..t the last pint shall be thaws mimed as 1 , 4 111 I co. Theis ... ... .. 13 13 1. r i . ~..Laromeire cad Yorkatdrn Hit 7 Lake, 2, .1 • Clive 41, 51 • ; Tryphena, 4,1; Kit e akt - t 20 IS I Di. Mks_ ... , 13 41 die i bricken, 4 ; ' Tamar boosols, 4; North Damsel, 275.; 14 111 Do. West RtMug . Urlot Se 3 „ 1 Wheal Gusts', 335. 6d.; Vale of Towey, 331. 6d esNi II - 1 1 V.: • ' , .:75 :4 , • ._,.....,....__ -1.--.---.1.- ill HA Lemke and Mastro.:! 94 91 10 $ Imu,Tilbury.lk Southeni If 1 pm I 1 355.; Wheal Venton, 21; Rorrington, 11, 2 ; St. Day United, 41, 4 ; Cwm Darren, 16s. 6d., 17s. 6d.; _ __- it *.eo Lon., Brahtende s. 01 , 1-• 164 1113 , II Pt. We leaden A Nerth-West • 1194 120 l, 1191 1 Wheal Lemon, 61, 7; Lewis, 7, 8 • Wheal Russell, as is Do. /VIM . 23 3 pm 4, 1 ; Wheal Wrey, 2, 3 ; Trebell Consols, 11 4 ~.' ; 2 . t. * 1 I I D.& al4 akyli.ilaii iLI IS IS the So t• ; "Mated to eet°7 1 11 e° 1. 1 . 11 tit 1110 idzess. a spos.w.m.r- sot 01i' 191 Wheal Golden, 35 ; Rix Hill, 21, 1; West Russell, ;. , , two twits or ale ; pries is. -; - pp in ea. jab ... 4 34 die I, „__ l . :...g. for sherry, Ise.. Is. S 4 De., 140 ... 3i 23 die The =engraving will explain Its The market for the gold mining shares presented r t __au _Leadasierry3t._,_....bias._ 19 1 111 ii f action. When the loose key la fitted on no feature of much importance, business bciog the of the plugC (which has • holema t". 1,1! . ." 1 il. w - ro d = i lt 34 I Z . r pomte the ale-tube 11). WE:lent air rusher 7,••• '7 ~..., through it /SlO the cask to asses the llmar 4 ,Z . 1 , c 7 ,4 mi 7 4 .4 ... IA" . e l "! 7 5 4 3 , al generally quiet and prices steady. At four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 2 to 3 prem.; Peel River, 711 1 :it to ran " I freely; when fe ' ere . ;6141814 is. !Inn Do. Rim. antlkAy ' 43 es hl 10 6 prem.; Port Philip, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. . oaf no more sir can enter. •-, . JAMES HARLOW, 14, King William. r. i . 4 .. 7 t: 1nd ...7.._ ° ' ‘ .._... vref '...' 4 ' l '7_ *::. -... = Agua Fria, 1 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Cordillera, 1 to street, Mailion-house, Furng Irma ,V,' . ..",, „ ert!_,..!.." ...re.. I prem. ; West Mariposa, Ito 1 prem. ; Australian =wirer and Catb Manufacturer. We- I,' le; Im e "`" e „.;.: .. 11/e hrd 5.2. raga t'2o .- N.B. No taps ere genuine euept stamped with hie 5 3.1 i . 4 4 1 „;3, 4 , di '"""!'""''' 13 i's 51 . Freehold ruled at 3to 1-16 - dis. Carson's Creek ems and address, all 11th re are spurious imitations. 57 !73 Vetere and mom Re 3l 35 maintain their improvement. J. B. tembes gratis • tow methods( tapping mks. warranted to Ii . OJO - United Mexican ahares were heavy. Nova Scotia delight all ano use It., and au.n.lies wholeasle sad retail Itia NEW (L i , e .. 1,.,„• 81 " Timi, 18111 . 702 .. Fob" ... .. 110 .. • 6 8 2 4 0 9 4 INVE.NTED TAP WRAIWIiIt•c (to supersede the bungling _method IS 113 i Lai. New - .. .• - - Copper reached 2 prem., and closed 11 to IF, prem. el meg paper! st 6d. and lc per packet. MO trade saill ... ted. 18 13 3 Northam illieseles . Unlon 31 21 418 The non-official closing quotations are : N.H. Its seekts were much etrivesed and duly • ed Is the $44 Chest Eshibniles. Section 22. No. 482, and fur wgc . hThe . beams 1 1 / 6 - 1 11 1 ' 4 1 '71 , 37111 0‘ , 0 I ' m ?" , 'l' o. V . :.• es _ u_ 4 ,. tralasian Coal, par to 1 prem.; New South Wales medal wee awarded. $ ' ail I DD 3 • Deferred - - Coal, 1 die. to par ; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay 8 8 Do. fl 3 Osarsineed - - die Coal, par to 3 prem. ; Mount Carbon Coal, par to TOR ALL 141111.1 Et AND EMIOSANT4. 10 171 North Statibreebue.. 1 41 i dim Just recliebed (alath thouspal), price 7...c10th, Maitre:v.4 SO all North Western A DICTIONARY of DOMESTIC MEDI- I 0 88 I4‘080•88•Ww;88117000 24 Si pm Mining and Streaming, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.- Mel- at. ISO Oxford, Wen., h Waiver. 804 6 3 51 CINZ sad HOU S EHOLD SURGERY. By Seamen Th or. lc 1 „,,, ... 0 040 , rai ... ..lo• bourne Gold, 1 to 1' per share • Australian iffutual, an, M.D. M. .e• Amitade Wetand ... en' beat sad safest bock on Tomeetie Medleine and Househoid . 10 , 4 .3e Ulm.. ... _ 64 66 Monarch Gold, 1 dis. to par; Chartered Australian which km yet appearea."-L n Ica Journal of Medicine. M. life De.l.-EN.M.Cinar. Mk 78 11l 11 !' i rThommin has tally 'accent xl in col:miring to the public a 5 . 5 000 . 4 „ didy iid ihrdird - _. Land and Mining, 2, a per share ; Worthing (new east amount of Ireful profeeslouil koowledge."-Uublin ( linnet, bil l a !, I,,,d adi g a , ad slam., shares), 1 to / dis. - ; Lewis Hill Range, B to i dia. ; kerma of MOW Pelenee. Clise.W. Slim) ... 17 19 id The se..eat of metal knowledge conveyed In this week IS .rev- 143 1 a I bi . l iikas . . ... _ 44 04 id New South Wales Gold, 1 to 4 Jiii.; O a Timm sad Gazette. Di 30 Ito. Osersetri ... Thstresteresey seem to come nearer to the standard of what 0 4 , Gibs ... melt • hook Moon M than any we have yet eras."-Atheneum . so . „ 41 „....„ .. lb the traveller by ro e or by land, to the settler and emigrant 10. , a aim laser s •.. . .,... .• 75 . iLa Peruvienne, 3 dis. to 3 prem. ; - Lake les trena meted aid , it will prove invalu deice-Tales Magazine. Ind.: Cirombridge and sons, Patenanter-row. Sold by all --30.- - • 31 31 TerkskiallverDS 123 1 Superior Copper, 3 dia. to 3 prem. ,• Cey- Booksellers. ID 3 Dtgas ditto es an Menke= ft Derlangten ... t 9 2 Gold, par to 3- prem.; Feather River Lend, Dees•Rall. 8 T 8 CULVE4WELL'S.IIIIEDICAL Orklaal ._ , W . ORKS, : 1 4 t; vas. , pima ._ ... .. 1 , 1 i and Gold, par to 3 pram . ; Gladbach Z inc,' '•"* '.7 po 2B ell Weeiehed int Ukase . Vi 50 1 to 11 prem. ; Pontgibaud Silver Lead, par to . " 1.. 56 an Welsilied GM U 33 811 WORT TO EAT, DRINK , AND AVOID. 3 prem. ; Chalanches Silver, 8 to e prem. ; Cologne as IS 71•MCkenwell a; 10 LECIVRE TO YOUNG MEN. 10 Ile. rlibehheina eed Creydoe 3Ms par Lead, par to 3 prem.; New ' Linares, Ito 2 prem.; et .lies leseusseemiessaaersna ag 70 69 m. South Devon Consols, par to 1 prem. ; Tregurtha, 1 HOW TO BE HAPPY. 2 16 1 Ds. do. Ealemteen .. 71 7 die $33 ,11 k Do.l3.ll.E.Parelmee .. 23 23 „ 10 1 prem. ; Mizen Head, par to 1 prem.; Carberry es.: toe 'Tare sad North Midland 119 60 lIS West, 1 dis. to ~L prem. ; Connemara, par to I prem.; NORM. AND 011Y1CAt, ENJOYMENT OF LIFE. Glenaulin, 1 the. to par; South Cork Copper, k ON SPECIAL DISEASES. I LINEN LEASED AT PIKED RENTALS. dist. to 4 prem.; Sulphate of Barytes, 1, 4 THE INSTITUTES nW MARRIAGE LIPIL M. 100 Balltinglimaldre Mated share; Irish Commis, par to 1 prem.; Tao M LemonlN.Weetersi 106 108 ; e e r rran Wheal Alfred, par to 1 prem. ; L'Aigle DISEASES OF worn. 30 60 nhydeolalle lineation Hama toommordes).. 31 34 d'Or, 1 dia. to ' par' Adelaide Land and Gold, 171111A3Y OFRANGESIMNTa. roNtITIPATION, sad ILEUMS. 81 .1 100 817111 He .lefoloak.lllllllo.CL 149 131 xd Ito l• cis. • Portland Iron, par to 8 prem. ; Knocka- BOWL wed to Ot. Northers) 11. .1/1 1. SI I 23 Ohmmeter be o ee. Pore.l trellane Copper, par to k prem.; Great Hewes United 111101.1911, MIMI, sad SC,ft CU LAKES. 2 vol s. Is. sere. l come t to 11 reat West , t c 321, 335 Tin, par to 1 prem. : Metcalfe Mining Company of 100 i all Hartlemool Dock St Raw. HYIIROPATHT t Olt. I :in M COLD WATER CURE. Herod to Yk. N. 111 Br.) - - Jamaica, 164 to 171 prem.: Jamaica Copper, 41 to Ih rwo i ,4 3. 1a atm0 .,,,,,,, 77 , ( . .v.,. 7 ,11" 147. y1.....,,e,, w : m ad , he .50 HallaSelby(LlorkaiNEM 112 114 51 prem.; Port Royal and St. Andrew's Copper, 3 as, Omibil„ and ni bonimalers : teal ILL CNlTertult, M.D., tp. 2 136 Du i Sum (dltto).. 66 57 to 1 prem. ; Brazilian Diamond and Gold, par to 1 emu., smairereatmtrnot, who may he caseated daily trues Id till 5 4 1 4 1 11 1• Do. i diatil Iditt .3 ) • 273 25 1 Mil SRL I 121113mdrin eat Orsenwiel prem.; Britannia Gold, Ito 1 per share; Poltimore, 1 l Gesead to Seulti Eartira 131 111 1 di% to 1 prem. SI 120 Otto Prelarense (ditto; 294 Ili ----- 96 I 36 LowesteßGuar.llperC.ast. (Meal to Norfolk) LOCAL sliA RR MARKETS. 39 : all DM, ditto 6 per Cent 26 27 so ; all Maneh..lkataa,6l.Matlon The Californian gold mining shares exhibit little Lieenroot., APRIL 1: - 1.-The transactions at the share I Owed le I.lkN.W.7k7diLl 11 31 . change to-day, but tho Australian descriptions are market this morning were numerous, without much chance 50 I al , inkhnoW oad 888 . 18 all flat. Great Nugget Vein are 11 to 13 prem. only; from the current prices of ye s terday . Quotations were re- I 1.04 11 . 1 1 717 • 11111111 • 18 Owl. - - le o all Mitandleneard(l4l4l.) 183 107 Colonial Gold, 1 8 to 2 prcm.; Peel River, 51 to 1 ported as follows : -Aberdeen, 144 - Caledonian, 324- a 1 30 Iggagaguagea d ee 5 are, a Chester and Holyhead, 221 -Eastern Counties, 131- I I Omni to Raet.Couato. 84 It prem. Lancashire and Yorkshire.. 771 i - London and North 33 ' all MAIM Iva cent. (do.) - - Australian Agricultural' are also flatter at 84 to Western, 1203-Midland, 751 6-Sosth Eastern nod Dover, 23 35 ,PreeMmilillnyre(lese. Lm. 86. North BritiehAustralasian are sellers at 13 prem. 2 - 213-111idland (43 per cent.), Ip-Quebec and Richmond, ; aN.WeetkLase.&V , r) - - lit. AM' 111101M1 shores (ditto) 1 - - Meng Emma 100 Ramos andHitehts k iss . Mairenzsrsa, APRIL 1 . 5.-There was not very much se Great Northern business, and prices cloned rather weaker. Leeds Stock, IC lee Daellhenreth Stock i 149 131 yesterday. to.day. _ - - 761; Landon Stock, 1201 ; Shefftelds, 301; E %stern Co..- 11 Si 1 1171 111181 affurdalre( 1111116 140,001 1 11171 t ad& ell If 11 pm 35 I I ties, 133; Midlands, 7.511; Crledonians, 321 ; Slr field New 40 . 40 . , a .., 18 337 0 , k ' Ild.C1018: ) m.•00 1 i die 36,000 1 Anglo Australian CloW all par Ipm Pref., 9.16 p.; Dover., 221 ; Preaton and Wyre, 473 ; 1 0' 6 ;1 6 6 t o 6 ,1 6 ,4 - kesaT i , - 100,00. , Ice. Sumo Californian Cheshire Junction, 61d. 23 i2l iDitto Ditto Ditto ~...... 3231 331 10,09 0 .10 costraiaaten 2 g 10,500 21 Amanitas 5 43 53 " BIRMINGHAM, APRIL 15.-This market was rather in- 5t..,1.1., Wilts a Somerset ( leas ed 60,000 1 AlM:alien Cordillera to Great Wasteetl...... 1031 1(41 active to-day, and very few shares offering of any kind. 100,000 1 muesli's Freehold ' . 1 Shrewsbury and Birmingham stock was done at 651. 50,01712 1 tve Marla all 4 dia 20i3Orr 1 initials AtuitraWin OW all 1 4pm If LIMA, Arun. 15.-'l'here hu been no rally to-day from PREFERENCE EMU. 30,M0 20 British lees the dulnes of the past two days. The snorkel is completely it . 100 ...„ 1 ... 10,090 33 ttrath.lop,(la..ets' p.• 313 5 8 111 - inactive, though prices may bo quoted at former rates, with $ all „ a . m . l a . 2. 2 pa Cl.l - 6,600 30 De.oolllllll and Caleb. al. 03 63 no tersdeosy, however, to advance. St. lob Bristol k Rester. per Ct. ess 107 1 . 11,500 It Do. Si. John MI Key 15 SO 31 DI7IILIN, APRIL 14.-Three per Cent. Omani', 991 1' al. 110 1113 ... ...1 Mt !CS 107 1110,03, , 1 Carson's Creek ail t 4pm 11,009 4. , Cobra Copper .... „ all 17 MI -Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Stock, 1031 k 3 -}trays 13 1 5 3 , , 1 0 C/1 0 7 5 e1ef .. 5 " samm lial i beerl - I i n ... a° 160,000 3 plorilal Odd um Par Bank of Ireland, 101. paid, 174-Great Southern and West- CI all i Dardes, Perth , aid Ater. , _ I Canteen l4 6 7 era, 60J. paid, 641 l-- Irish South Eastern. 111. paid, 7ex nerif-ectloa .• .. '6 61 3 30,000 St. rapper Meer' of Eng. all - - div.-Midland Great Western Railway and Canal,47l. 101. 24 31 isintanglianoll.loelflis.o.l 31 35 I " EOM 23 Do. Pref. 71 permit. all -- pm paid, 53-Waterford and Limerick, 601. paid, 331. I' I ID,. do. (IL) 7 per Ct. 1 4 Of , 70,0te 5 PauthAustrilianCrypti all II 11 ill. 14. I 11e. der (71.174. j 7 per CO 1 11 pm ' 100,0 1 0 1 !Greet Nugget Vela all 1 2pm 31 ejiltad.Cosafit4,kle . 5 pu.,N,l; If I pa 25,4.46 10 eral all 1 19 it OEM du. No. 2, 14 11 „ MOM 1 Grand Duchy of Enda all 4pm 10 'l9 I Do. New e per Cent. Stock' 141 IS 15.004 3 Gnat P01g00th...... THE ;MANSLAUGHTER AT CHELTENHAM.-CSEL- 10 .90 "esseutoes.ewterage.etl tsi 181 1114 100,00 e 1 Lake Bathurst All 3 4 dl. Tr:oust, TaTalia.lll.-The investigation into the afro- 5 ' 8 Ed llolll ll l 4 }Wm, mad) . 60,00' 1 Liberty TIOIIi attack upon the nun Mace has now been eon- 8. 140 mr.met Northera3 perOsed, 117 129 sus.': 1 Lordon&Calitn , rn. Geld .31 per Lint ... 31 SI 9,00 , $ Linares all 11 124 eluded before J. Low grove, Esq., coroner for Olouees- 0 ,. 140 Do. 5 per clot S c r i p , .0„ , Quartz program:co.. all 3 4 tenhire. The jury returned a verdict of " manslaughter " d am ag e a t I e p.ct. pm , 111 113 100,00) 1 Mariquita all 1 die par i against Wimbles and Hart, who were committed to G(ou- 10 5 Do. 41 percent. •mip I - - 3 0 0 00 le Ilmissatllth.Amselear 9 71 8 Meter for trial at the next assizes. 6. ej oulthatwearamittgam 8 4 8 1 6 11811* 1 New Granada LEVANT MAILS.-Yesterday the Oriental Com- 3 ' 4 ' 8 084 ' 4 B" M1 °111.14 B Pfl , ( 1 71 memo I eouvesii Maas . . leo Ot.%Ceet, redeem. 13 p.et. 1.4 1.3 50,005 10 Nova Scotts Mining and pany's steam-packet lladelington arrived at Southampton. a_ ;00 mud irredeemable aer et 101 107 1011 °mime Sutphin' 3 14 Ilmo 61 lice date. are-Conitantinople, March 22; Smyrna, 26; 16 6 Lassamire &Yorke. 1•120 1 die 3gm le a,4.0' 3 Port Pante 1 par 4pm II Malta, April 1. On March 29, at 1 p.m., lat. 36.1 N, m. 1„) Tinto 6 per erne stock . 1 151 1% 13 I 00,000 1 :parts Rook a2 par Ipm 14 17.40 E , she passed the French fleet, consisting of 7 ships e a t 109 Elm." , Bvl4R•ratluv. B Pew. 1 5 1 1 5 4 . 10,001 3 . 9 Rh is yni ffo ney m l e r w on ......... 7 23 6 .7 Of the line and I steamdrigate, running to the eastward. 44 4 444.44 pit ''' P s t are° w ' 1 4. 15 . ti'',,, cf. 1 - si - 4 i,igie 718 Santiago deCuia l9l 64 74 At Constantidople she left a Dutch frigate, a French screw 121 all lanidontle44Coler. 5 lob i 10 tr a KW 1 South Aestraliso all par Ipm steemtr•of-vrar, and several Turkish memoLwar. At 14 4 eli ,LontionderryitEnniek.isb • 131 131 6,090 10 Tin Croft Smyrna: French war-steamer, with an admiral's Bag. 23 13 Man.SkeffetLlee.gan.Nol 8 9 31,174 314111 Milted Mexican 'as - - At Malta ° Her Majetty's .hip Britannia, with the fla; of to 1-• , De. New 410 .. . 1 101 113 70,000 1 Waller 100,015 I West Granada Admiral Dards', and the fleet in the Grand Harbour. At if $ ' • 18 . •I camil i•• , 4. 0 6, .. 1 j Pr . 3 all fdaryp.lk 100,14. 1 1 We,' Maroon all par il pro Gibealter • Her Majesty's steam-frigate Furious, and toe,ece I Yuba W. :00 disdeedCore..l.lr.sint.n . 1 146 150 screw -.tamer Antelope. ts 4 s . Ditto Vreferteee 1 DIPLOMATIC SERVICES.-Yeaterday a return was 20 ! , 3 4 1 .77 a . 1 F • 1 1: 1 1 7 .1 ••,: n y e l E l 8 1 JOINT STOCK BANKS. printed of the names of all pc rsons employed in the diplo - ga J /I ,, , ,e 4 „a dy 'i p 0 1 I yi MAD , service. Ihe allaries amount to 117,9151., and 10 ;4 I Do. Debentures ... I 1 die Ipm • taming 1 B.osio in 5,'. 0 0 , 37. as allowance La house rent. There is besides 7,6791. St. lee Leek &WO _.,.. ... paid for diplomatic envies is Persia. MI all North MaDordshins 1 23 25 1 ! yesterday.' t ,„1...y. _ -1---- THE INDIAN MAIL.-The Ili n, with the heavy at 1 183 9 1 47,1 1 : 4i 75 37333 13. ; 1 ra 11 -c,3r;;;l - - 22, 3 00 4) i Australasia portion of the India mail, was to leave Malta for England is :12 Dim, ditto din 2 2; pm 40,44'0 : Ii 'Chartd. Bank of Asia 3j 4 4 di. on the sth instant. She hill above 110 passengers on board, a • ~ Mirews.llllllirm.lfewOuar. 101 111 60,001 21 Chart. Bank of India. nearly nill of whom rue children. Her cargo consists of .110 le IS !ihrewo.*CttestettN*r.W. l ' Australia. and Chin 2! 1 11 pm bait, of raw silk, 6 Sous of specie, 11 bundles of elephants' Min.; 8 per lint_ .11111 ad 25,00 i, 20 : eoglish, ocidtlah, and 1 IS 10 Do 5 per Cent ... . 1 pm ad, ; Australian Chartered 10 ,11 11 eir teeth. `2l/ bake of Ilax, 1 case of tortoiseshell, 20 eases of a 4 _ .: 14 2 mute Devon New ... ... .. ,14 • 13,000 20 'London Bank of Au , indim i , 11 hales col' cotton, &e. The fleet, under Admiraltralta and India . die 1 7 ) I - If Ditto 1 DOLliill, err still iyieg at Malta waiting for orders, with 6 t. 0411 ell Ideeth Platen (Rev.irig 25,060, 25 ,L. niLin CII ,rtcred Rank 1 Watts' pm% isions ou ( oard, and ready to sail at 2 hours' I Aen.)of E 1.0.8 1101101 e. It consisted of 6 -ail of the line, 1 frigate 1 sloop, 10 Ilal 3 th.VoiltehirelyerttAnta: 111 1 363 14,0 0 0 25 i Oriental Ban% Co . rpora. all 3i 56 150,uus S ! Royal Aumnd. amain., and :, war steamers. Reinforcements were expected. The ....ê 1 'malartegal""c-InAmt 4 .11.1 l a 3 and G.MI Import. Co. I I die par report. at Malta, was that the Montenegrin* had fallen ''`• 731 i 17378.1188.88118.18 bare _• v MAIN* nt iiv‘t.perek. VI 1.3 0,000 75 I sown . u.t rad i %Dos the Turkish army dining their retrtat, and defeated ly i g j ingo Dios . 5 .52 20, , ,00 3.5 i '.. min of A astride Skew with great slaughter. 11 1 Mieksellill.Mits.ae.iareti par 4 pa i 8,020 ... ' Dv. Naw........ MISCELLANEOUS. 1 p vao. Mt. 111OCKLUL 11033. 1 Pd I 1 I --' 10. 130 tualralian Agri.— 85 50 BrlLAmericanLand 31 125,71' I iN. Brit. Agit. Land al, 1 Do. Preen - moo ... ' all 120,0001 A Peelltiv.Lad.& , llo. all 1041,001 1 11 8811a/Laust.lnvost , all 12,700 15 8. Avelsallaa Land 25 13,300. I . o .TanDlioaa9 lAnd 2sj t2mMot rites Boatmen dot* 1 Yesterday. , 0428 7 . 1 67 69 ISO 83 65 1 67 i 6 7 pm; 51 6 pm 11 2 pm, 21 81 51 1 204 214 2lf MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVINING. The English stock market showed much firmness this morning, but gave way in the afternoon. At the commencement of business between 200,000/. and 300,000/. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Stock was exchanged into Console, which naturally bene fited by the increased demand. The price of Con- sols reached at one moment 100 15-16 to 101 for time, but, on money sales following the improvement, a reae,tiou took place, and the clueing price was 1004 to 1 for cash, and 1001 to 13-16 for the 12th May. Rumours of the instability of the ministry were cur rent, but no importance woe attached to them, as it is the general opinion that just now the present cabinet could not be replaced, and it is considered that the checks lately adin iniatered to tlu govern mentio par liament will rather he attended e ith afavour- bleetfect than otherwise. In character, the market remains good, being very influentially supported. The govern ment broker made his usual investment. On the whole, business to-day was upon a more active scale. Annexed is the official report:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1004, a, Z ditto, for account, 100:, 1. Three per Cents. Reduced, 100, 991, 1005, 100. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 1,4, 4, 5. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 1-16, 5 15-16 ; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 5 13-16. Bank Stock, 225, 226. The Exchequer Bill market was again rather better, probably sympathising, in some measure, with t he more easy position of the money market. The June bills closed ss. to Os. prem.; and the March, 4s. to Bs. prem. India Bonds mark 40s. prem. In the foreign house business was remarkably quiet. Spanish stocks, on the whole, were rather firmer. The Deferred Threes closed 244 to 7, ; and the Certificates, 64 to 64 per cent. Mexican Bonds continue to show an upward tendency ; the price reached 281 to 1, and closed 28 to 1. Peruvian Deferred Bonds were rather flatter, but scarcely touched. Granada Deferred rue quo:ed 115 to : 1 4. Business is marked as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 1001. Chiliun Six per Cent., 103 ex div. Danish Three per Cent., 1825, 85. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 635, 665, 1; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 971, 961. Granada One and-a-Half per Cent., Bonds, ex Dec., 1849, Coupons, 231. Mexican Three per Cents., 285, 28, 1. Peru vian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 31 prem. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 48: ' • ditto Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 28th April, 241 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61, 65 per cent. The amount of bonds received to-day at the Turkish Loan Office wa5 . 2,672,000 francs. The accounts received from the United States to day in private letters are of a much more favourable character. Tho money market was better, and the markets for produce were also looking up. An up ward tendency was likewise observable in the quota tion of exchange on Loudon, leading to the belief that there will soon be a resumption of shipments of - gold from that side. It is further mentioned that a new Mint Bill, imposing a seignorage of t per cent. on gold to be coined into eagles, was to be into force immediately. With a view to save this impost of per cent. it is expected heavy shipments of gold, either in dust or bars, will be made to England. The directors of the London and North Western Railway Company have called an extraordinary and special general meeting of their shareholders for the 30th inst., "to receive a report from the directors with reference to the proceedings of the special com mittee of the House of Commons on Railways, and I to consider and determine as to the creation, under the provisions of the existing acts relating to the company, of an additional share capital, of such an amount and subject to such conditions as shall be fixed at such meeting." Notice has been issued to the shareholders of the Himalaya Tea Cultivation Company that interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum will be allowed on the shares, payable half yearly. This week, for the first time, the traffic returns of the York, Newcastle and Berwick, York and North Midland, and Leeds Northern Railways are com bined. The return comprises :—Pasaengers, &c. 8,0531. 19s. 4d. • ' merchandise and minerals, 16,1031. 4s. 9d.; total, 24,1571. 4s. ld. On adding together the returns of these three lines for the corresponding week of last year, we have a total of 23,1001. 2s. 7d. The present year's return consequently shows an in crease of 1,057/. Is. 6d. Australian Agricultural shares did not fully main tain yesterday's advance, closing 88 to 90. Van Diemen's Land left off 20 to 21. British American Land shares continue their upward movement, closing t 8 to 90. In sympathy with the rise in this stock the shares of the Canada Com pany have been inquired for, and mark 63. The New Chartered Australian Banks were rather firmer, but other descriptions remain dull. Shares of the Colonial Bank were done at 20; Lon don Joint Stock Bank, 21 ' ; Provincial Bank of Ire land, 481; London Docks, 125, 3; Southampton Docks, 38; Crystal Palace (31. paid), 64, 3; Crystal Palace of France (2/. paid), 3; Netherlands Land Enclosure (21. paid), IL; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 821. Shares of ' the Grand Central Railway of France closed 23 to 23 prem. ; Grand Trunk Rail way of Canada, 11 to 13 prem., being lower; Berlin Waterworks, 3to prem. • Oriental Gas, to prem.; Royal Danish Railway, 33- to 34 prem.; Melbourne Docks and Railway, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Frankfort and Wiesbaden Railway, par to 3 prem.; North of Spain Railway, to prem. Gcneray the market for shares in new undertakings was rather weaker. We have really no change to notice in the market for foreign exchange. The rate on l'aris this after noon ruled at 25.02 j for short, and 25.25 for three months. For Amsterdam at three months there was money at 11.19, and for three months Hamburg paper at 13.8. Bills on New York were again done at 484 d. for GO days' sight. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday last, the tgli April, is as follows: BANK OF EXOLAND.-ACCOCKT for the week enleir April P. 1853. %MTV 1 6.4 v~ Notus ...... tr4316.4d0 cniment MA Other 2.954.9 i-v Cot.: 18,707,39 d Wirtz Hullloa ,02.816.400 Da azugo a - joky/min. Prorrtetor ' ) tkno moat , e4e..-Itles surt . . 3,10606 r,%1 1% d Au;itutvi £1 3 .67 1 .382 ff " ;"^ iA t 'Aka iou, OthcorSOCillijtt Dubt,al .1 Dia. Amts.) 4,711,1118 0.:1•1 mod Oliver 0301 41.4074 01Lor . 14313307 buvca-.l.aleaL Likat iuLa 1.4,N.737 I i1.33,7:).;(i1i April 14, 1d53. M. 11111611 ALL, 432.01 , ,,40) Ukabier. This return when compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 22,976,715 lc crease 589,545 Public deposits 4,733,108 Decrease 3,501,007 Other deposits Qsvernment securities in banking department... 7 13,071,332 Increase 206,811 Other securities in banking ; department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bilk 1,189,237 Increase 113,te7 The Rest The Reserve The changes exhibited in this return aro numeri cally very large, but are almost entirely traceable to the payment of the dividends, which commenced in the week embraced. The tleerem:e in the " o'her " securities is of course owing to the repayment to the Bank of the sums advanced during the shutting. The influx into the Bank of Australian gold (brought in by the Great Britain and other vessels) must have been considerable, as the increase of 218,8834 in tin stock of the precious metals. is in face of a considera ble demand for coin on the part of the dividend re ceivers. The decrease in the rest is caused by the transfer to another part of the account of the sums applicable as dividends oa Bank Stock. The " South Sea and other Annuities Commutation Bill" was issued this afternoon from the Parlia mentary Paper-office. It appears that amongst " the words printed in holies" which " are proposed to be inserted in committee," are included the issuing price of the proposed new 31 and 21 per cent. stocks re spectively, and the date to which the government guarantee of the fixed rate of interest shall extend, so that it is fair to assume that the Chancellor of the Exchequer is open, on fair discussion of the subject, to allow of modifications of his plan on the all im portant point of terms. As a great portion of the objections to the scheme has consisted in the unne cessarily favourable nature of the terms of option offered to the fundholder, a very important point will have been gained, should this anticipation of Mr. Gladstone's moderation prove correct. Authority is given in the bill to the Treasury to fix the number of years during which the interest of 2 1 per emit. per annum shall be payable on the pro posed Exchequer Bonds, and also to determine whether the bonds shall be redeemable at the option of government only or at the option of the holder also. The government are to give notice in the London Gazette of " what they shall determine iu these respects as soon as may be after the passing of this act." We have already drawn attention to the palpable impolicy of giving the bondholder the option of demanding repayment at the end of the period to to be fixed ; and it is to be hoped some clear state ment will be elicited from the Chancellor as to his ideas on this hive; tont point. By other clauses ac countants•general of Chancery, the accountant in bankruptcy, trustees, and e xecutors are indemnified for concerting into either of the new stocks the South Sea and other Three per Cent. Annuities proposed to be compulsorily con verted or paid off. Executors and trustees are also indemnified for effecting a voluntary con version of Consols or Reduced Threes. All questions as to trusts arising on commutations under this act may be decided by the Court of Chancery or by the' Scotch Court of Session. The Treasury is also em powered to issue Treasury Bonds, and, after notice in the London Gazette, to sell them, if requisite for the purposes of the act. The total amount of these Exchequer Bonds, however, remains absolutely fixed at 30,000,000 f., including the amount that may be sailed for by the present holders of the three per cent. stocks to be compulsorily converted, who have merely a prior claim to the bonds. Provided the option of the repayment of the bonds were made to rest with the government, and not with the holder, it is clear, as we have before pointed out, that this limitation is injudicious. The two last clauses allow of bonds which may have been accidentally destroyed to be re-issued to the holders after all due formalities before the Court of Exchequer, and make forgery of the bonds or inte rest certificates felony. Divested of tee usual for mal verbiage, the;provisions of this act—with the reservations above referred to—are identical with those comprised in the " Resolutions " of Mr. Glad stone issued last week, and already published in the Express. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-APRIL 15. Time. Feces as negoilater tbia day Bills and M. Money. fonstenlam pug 'Short 1 in. giste. .. 110. 171,,ta. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp Brussels „ „ 251 r. 25c. ... 231 r. 274 e. litunlnug and Altona „ „ 13mes. 71achl. 13rom. ataoh di. Petersburg ......per • ruVe „ 37$ pence ... VI pence Paris per £ Short 25fr. 021 e. ... 25fr. 07$e. Ditto klaraeilles Frankfurt...el-the-341w per £lO „ „ 1200. kr. ... 120rtl. kr Vienna (effective) per S „ 1111. 4kr. ... MIL 6 kr. Trierto Madrid per dllar ~. 501 penes ... 60 pence Cadiz n 5 Ol penile ... 50$ pence Bilbao Barcelona „ „ 49' pence ... 49i pence Ilalsga PO OS 50 pence ... 49$ pence Seville ... ... ~ „ SS pence ... 494 penes Gibraltar „ „ 50 pesos ... 49j penes Leghorn Genoa Naples per chat „ 41$ mum ... 411 pence Palermo per ounce „ 12 pence ... 1211 per.es NJ I,ll,ina Li.O.XIII pea milzet 90 days date pence .. 53i pence Oporto „ pence ... 53$ neliCo New York a days aight 48; pence ... 49 perms LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. (Telegraphic despatch from M. Julius Renter.) Hasinuo, Anat. 13.—Three per Cent. Spanish, 401 ; One per Cent. ditto, '23. FRANKFURT. Aram 13.—Five per Cent.Motalligues, 851; Three per Cent. Spanish. 43}; One per Cent. ditto, 24. Exchange on London, 1191 ditto on Paris, 95k. MADRID, APRIL 11.—T hree per Cents. Interior, 421 ; One per Cent. Deferred, 231 ; Coupons, 3}. BERLIN, APitm 13.—National Debt, 93; Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Russian, 104. AMSTERDAM. APRIL 14.—Four per Cent. Dutch, 95 9.16; Two-and-a-Ralf per Cent. ditto, 61 11.16; One per Cent. Spanish, 24}; Three per Cr nt. ditto, Inland, 42k; Three per Cent. ditto, Exterior, 47k ; Coupons, 61 ; Gre nada Deferred, Ilf ; New Peruvian ' 87/ ; New Mvxican, 26 15-16 ; New Portuguese, 394; Five per Cent. Metal liguer, 819-16. - VIENNA, APRIL 14.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 94 3 16. Exchange on London, 10.50. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market has ruled during the whole of the morning at yesterday's rates, with a very quiet business, but within the last half-hour a little flatness has become observable. Consols opened 1004 to for money, and 1004 to for account, but there are now sellers at 1001 for time, the cash quo tation being 99' ; : exactly. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 904 to 100 ; the Three-and-a-Quer. ter per Cents., 10; to ; India Stock, 261 to 262; Bank Stock, 226; Exchequer Bills, June, Os. to ss. KM.; ditto March, 4s. prem.; India Bonds, 435. to 38s. prem. In the foreign bond market we have no change in prices to record, beyond increased firmness in Spanish. Mexican Bonds mark 281 to ; Spanish old 'Phi., es, 48 to ,f, ; do. Deferred, 241 to 4; the Certificates, 61 per cent.; Swedish Loan, I; to 11 di& ; Sardtnian, 974; Peruvian Deferred, 671; Granada Deferred, II; ; Buenos Ayrean, 02. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. tor Aea“unt. PARIS, Aran l& Foe I 1 Money. 'Opening Ilishert. Loncst.iCning 3 per Cent". IBO3O I 110 23 80 50 80 25 80 30 44 per Cents., 1225 ... ... ... ... ... 46 per Cents., 1853 IC3 15 i 103 15 103 25 103 • lb 10 3 ,.0 4, er Ceate. 3 - er ext V.. r.3;e• lama' 7_' I "' __ . --- 3 ;:er &sta.:few Loan' II . • I .„_ I Eschan.le on Lonit . m: allied. 23 3; 90 dies. 34 IN. 3JI Irian, aerQ.;ll2,l Mangy ?rapine Rent. , Roman 5 per Conti .. Do. 31 Piedmont a p.Ct 99 0 i Treasure Honda ••. ... Do. 3. 1623 PARIS, Ant.u. 15.—St. Germain, 1,920; Versailles (right honk), • ditto (left bank), 330; Peru and Oritana, 1,041 50; Paris and Rouen, 1,0)3 ; Rauca and Havre, 5 0; Marneilltn and Arigr...n (Court etedl, —; Straabnuret and Bale. 31730; N xt%sta ' 903; Pa& and 9tr.oboure. 845; Puri, and Lyons, 9 ; 7. 5 • i.)on•I end Mediterranean, 80' 50 ; Ouest, 770; Bleeme and it. Di ' rfer to Gov, 515• l'arin and encrbou-g, 67.1 Dlon am: 13,:nte,n, !A0 ; midi, 017 50; Afontereau and £ro7'9, 310 , Iheppe and Vee.tnn. 385; Andrezicna and itnanne, —; Nets and Ploeaux, 210 ; la Meaux and Tepee, ; Anvers and Gaul. —; Centre of ltdy, 979 ; Centre of Switzerand, 480; Otaiae,aaio and Rezkre, 512 50. TIIE FACTORY IIAND9 AT ASIITON-UNDER-LiNF, near liauchcs•cr, have created no slight sensation, by telling the vinuication of the Ten hours Act into their own hands, so Mr as the 'deters, or young ',trims who au ist the operative spinnerr, are conerned. The masters have hog systematically evorkd the law by working beyena the proper hours, but on Thurvlay night the youngsters put on their cloth./ at six o'clock, and marched out of the mills sduultaueouely. Their ',umbers are thousands, and it is ieved that in the present marcity of labour they will be victorious. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCINO-LANE, SATURDAY MORNING. There has heen rather more steadiness in the colonial mar kets during the week, but transactions have generally been limited. Sugar un Tuesday met with a slightly improved demand, and a fair proportion of the quantity offered was. sold at former prices. Madras qualities, however, have been disposed of at a decline. la foreign a good busi -1103 has been dune by private treaty. The Dutch Trmiii.; Company hare advertised hi. the 12 , h of May a sale of sugar, comprising 59,818 baskets J Aetl, their entire stock, being nearly 28,000 haakets less than their corresponding sale loot year. The Coffee mar k t is Ilat, and, while some coloury Plantation Ceylon lately imported has realised full rates at public auction, other descriptions are not saleable unless at lower prices. Rice is flat, and contracts have been concluded at a reduc tion of 3d. per cwt. Saltpetre is steady, and full rates have been paid. The next quarterly pales of Indigo have beet advertised for the 10th of May. The Tea market ha t been inactive until the last few days, when large speculative operations have taken place, and nearly all of common to good quality Congou off.:ring at market prices has been pur chased. The public sales of Tuesday consisted entirely of greens of good and line qualities, and they terminated with much spirit, many parcels having realised a alight advance. TALLOW MARKET,-THIS DAY. The market is firm, with a good business posing. Town Tallow is quoted 465., nut cash; Petersburg Y.C. on t.lui spot, 455. th.l.; April and May, 455. 94.; Oct. to Dec. (new), 465. MARKET AVERAOKS.—Town Tullow, 495. 6d. ; Fat by ditto, 2,7 id. ' • Yellow Russian 475. 64. ; melted stuff, 3.1.. Pd.; rough ditto, 221. Gd. ; Trtlow Graves, Ils.; good Dregs, 6s. SMITFIFIELI) HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply largt.r. and trade shLiviteor, 91t5..; ttlie ni f i u e l r lo io w r, iap , bg .. u t u o tat Bom ion .; quotations: Prime 434. to 604.; e tneatlawllan. Ci.vcr, 955. to 108 s.; second cut, 701. to 92, ; Straw. 30u. to COVENT-GARDEN MARKET.—THIS DAY. Trade during the week has not been eery brisk, never theless the supplies of Vegetables are still no more than sufC. cleat fur the demand. New llotlioae Grain,: are getting hlentitul, and continue to f u ll i n p r i ce. Pi ne App l es ave not altered since our last report. Forced Straw berries fitch from 91. to Is. 61. an ounce. Cob and other Nuts bring fair prices. The surlily from the Con tinent of Green Peas, new Potatoes, Horn Car rots, Asparagus, Radishes, Globe Artichokes, and Let tuce,, is still considerable, rind the various articles are ge nerally excellent in quality. Both Seakole and Rhubarb are pretty abundant. Potatoes or &or. 111usliroercs are scarce. Cut flowers conAist of Hyacinths, Primulas, F. t•ht noses, Cyclamens, Mi gnone tt e , Cinerarias, sad Oman: _ . . FRUITS. I v.ile-npvee, per lb., Ss to 12s - --- iZzioss, per doz.. le to Ps Grim..., nothoute, p lb., theta ISs Alisonan, ber pock, Se :time berrien per co., 9.1 tole Od meet, per lb. 2s to le Apple., deeeert, p bun, 10, to 13s Nets, tfereeon.l, ~er ku.-hel, Els kitchen, do ,deto rs Cobs, Lee °ranch, per doz., le to 2s Ch9stoute, per bush., Bs. to :Os &Tule, per 100, is to Ifs _ .... _.. - . VEUEL . .I KER. Nobager, per doz., le to 21 Leeks, per bunch, 34 to ld Fro oh Beans, per 100, Is ti 2s sorhom, per lb, eel to 6.1 tirocooll, per doz., 2s to 4s Garlic, per lb., 61 to 6d Greens. per d0z.,4, to 6A Lettuce, mit, per doz., le to lead Brussels Sprouts, per hf. sieve, Radishes, per c10z...5 to 2s Gd 2.11 to 3s Eitlive, per score, 2s fki to 3s Asparagus, p. bundle, 3s to 104 I Small S4.al+, p. pun. 2d to 3d 4aks:r per barkot, ..or to 21 &I Rome tivILM, per &IL, Is to Ss Rhullaib, per bun.. thl to In Gd Mailrooms, per isot. 1r 6d to 2s Potatoes, per ton, 53r to 130 s I Sorrel, per halt sieve, 6d to le per cwt., Se to 9s Artichoke+, Jer., .v., Is to Is &I per bath., 2s 64 to 3.1 Fennel, p.r bunch, •...1 to ad turnip., per JOA., Sr Od to Is ' d Savory, per bunch, 'A to :d Cucumbers, rich, 54 to 2n ed Thyme, per hunch, 2tl to 31 (I.lery, per bundle, 91 to Is Gd Parsley, per dos hunches, Is to is C4170t., p. ctn., ea to re I Mint, green, per !ntch, 6d to 9d Spinaeb, per sieve, 24 to 31 1 flail, rirern, per bunch, le Oilionn. per Push., Sis to Ss Marjoram. to., Is Spanish, p. doz., 2.4 to Is I Walston...wen, p. 12 bon., 815610 d to Beet, per dos., Is Is Gd METALS.—Mr. Moate's circular states that the Scotch pig iron market after hating been as low as 525. has been more lively, and the market is steady at 635. 64. to 645. per ton, mixed numbers, free on board in Glasgow. The market for manufactured iron looks very healthy, while thelarge orders for rails on hand, and those shortly ex meted, keep the makers very firm. Spelter continues very end has fallen agai.. about 10s. per ton. Tin has again been lowered 41. per too, making the price of block 1121. per ton. Copper has been lowered '2ol. per ton. Lead continues very quiet. Tin plates without inquiry. COALS.-Lormore, Arum 15.-Ships at market, 168: sold, 83.-Bate's West Hartley, 15.. ld. ; Huddle's West Hartley, 15s. 6d.; Carr's Hartley, 15a. 3d. ; Chester Main, 16a.; New Tantield, 15s. 6.1. ; North Percy Hartley, 15s. 6d. ; Portland West Hartley, 15e. 3d. ; havens worth West Hartley, 15s. 6d. ; Tanfield Moor, 14e. 9d. ; Tyno Main, 14..; Walker Primrose, 13s. 6d.; Walls E.id ()Worth, 17s. ; Walls End Marton, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Hebburn, 16a. 95.; Walla End Hedley, 175.; Walls End Johnson, 153. 9,1. ; Walls End Riddell, 17s. ; Eden Main, 18s. ; Hettons Lyons, 17e. 9d. ; Lambamnal Primrose, 18s. 34.; Walls End Ile:ton, 195.; Walls ieLit Haswell, Ws. 3d.; NValle End Kepia Orange, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Lambton, 18s. 94.; Walla End Riehmund, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 195.; Walls End North Hartlepool, 15s. 64. ; Walls End South Kelloe, 18s. ; Walls End Peaces West, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Richert'. son's Tres, 165.; Walls End Tees, 19a. ; Grey's Wen Hartley, 14s. 6d. ; Llangennach, 235. 6d. ; Morgan's Stone, 2gs ItornAsy's Gareslicld Cake, 2,51. 6d.; Watney's An thracite, 2E4. (Br ELECTRIC TZLEGUATIL) LIVERPOOL, SATLIaLtY, 10.43 A.M. Wind W.N.W., fresh breeze, and fine. Arrived.—Marie, from Marseilles. Off.—Tamaulipas, steamer, from London; City of Glasgow, steamer, from Philadelphia. Sailed.—Chrysolite, for China; National Eagle, for New Orleans. REPEAL OF THE TAXES ON KNOWLEDOE.—A public meeting of the inhabitants of Nottingham favourable to the repeal of the taxes on knowledge, was held on Thursday evening last, in the Exchange-hall. The meet ing was well attended ; Mr. Alderman Knight took the chair. Addresses were delivered by the Key. G. A. Symei and Messrs. Reynolds, Sutton, Kuight, &c. A resolution for the t stal e;.cal of the above taxes was put and carried unanimously. Petitions for a similar object an new in course of signature. TUE CANADIAN MAIL,—The following notice was ii:lted by the General Pest (One, yesterday viz,—" Mails for Canada to be conveyed direct from Liverpool, by tha Canadian contract packet, Geneva, w.ll bo made up at this office on the evening of the 18th instant. All letters and newspapers intended to bo sent in such mails must be specially addressed, 'by Canadian wit packet.' The post age upon letters so forsrardel will be one shilling for a letter not exceeding half an ounce, and so on. Newspapers will be free of postage." CANNIBAL EXPERIENCES.—treat battles are very numerous, a fortnight never clams without one. My in formant said " He could not rightly tell what they fought for—he did not think they knew themselves—they could not he at peace." In these fights, between two and three hundred will engage on either aide; the scene of the battle ie usually laid in the woods, aad the combatants dodge to end fro among the trees. None like to finite, themselves fully, the whiz of a bullet immediately frightens them, and causes them to drop upon the ground. In comet - pieties of till this caution, the contests ere often prolonged over from one to three days, and it rarely happens that more than four or five are killed cn either side. They sometimes, but seldom, come to close quarters, when they fight with their muskets clubbed. As soon as a few men are killed, the losing side withdraws, the victims are then conveyed to their village by the conquerors, the fancy" parts of their bodies are devoted to the gods, the rest is cooked and eaten by the men. The warriors do not appear to have much sense of honour; fur the strong tribes constantly make war upon the weak, and two or three tribes new lied then suspend their own quarrels to make more effective war upon a fourth. In misequenco of this spirit, many tribes are now almost exterminated, and do nit include more than twenty or thirty men. All the people speak one language, so that en union might be easily effected if the temper of the people changed.—Diesenee " llousehord Words." LONDON ANTIQUITIES.—The small but interesting collection of antiquities, reamed by the late Edward Bedford p r i ce , Egg.. F.S.A.. was yesterday dispo ed of by auction by Messrs. Puttiek and Simpson, of Piccadilly. The collection consisted chiefly of objects found in the progress of demo litions and excavations which have taken place in the City of London, and presented mat.), examples of pottery, utensils, and metal work, illustrative of the manners and habits of our ancestors, and of the state of the useful arts in their time. It is matter of considerable regret that such a collection should not Lave been purchased entire, or a judicious selection made from it for the City of Lon eilmonptyMsuhs:wuuse,aswesh.ichTheet cporlelecsetnitonexlisolidbiwtaellii.ttlaenamlterhan the lots at high prices, especially the specimens oreMy Roman and British pottery and metal work, theinorsi Ws portant sracins having been secured Inc Wu' llyitials Museum. ~: ti%%