The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-21 00:00:00

Tvb t fPrt • i f / / debre.ho, LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 21, 1852. [THREEPENCE. No. 1,766.] rin :YEITAL PALACE. A (MAT ITEM lIIIIPTIMO, TIMEOIIIIO the IL 4 60 cIIYATAL PALACE, will take plus brats. OW .. T ripnAlr arst. 4140 :;414 April, re at lost,. *Via IMO* "lik guilt iI.A. gybe EO4l 04 1111AVIIIIIIIUST 1 10106ellrl Tait-1-ItISII SUBMARI NE 'TELEGRAPH twarniri 1 Tvenmete.l by Boyd Clarter. lmiting re so ill'l IC 1. lONS fur Baum ewe be ItECIT M T I TSB 0 \ U %. ElLsllL l 4r o arimis. D. U. ra! ,, m. w .e treet , Apri l 21,11112. i.l.tsoN and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte A, „ , ~,,,,,., of met 71, tuirestattreet, removed frets g, ••a..trti: Artittemestreet. PIANOVORTLA el the WI were ,......; ~ I, e%I h. 11114 E, aid EXFORTAIION. laMmtarate thm.:,,t !,,,,, , - ',t 00 hire ,read c 401.1 to seer) to be *old at • can de., .11... c t , ,uotun.-S,vontl-hatd Yuatotortee by vatisea Were at frill lIIT.‘N V to FAMILIES FURNISHING, „ t ., ~ I.!, VILOO.V2y with 'lmmo awl lorobilly.— A mp. 1111.1 s. ill ,elotowletiertnet the temente patrosese he Ye for mat.. yi.crc r, 1...4 bega to wall the attention of polio Moot to 0 1 n..i....0.1..1 ...1t.," to London, to hi, present W it stock at iii , l . •it. 1101.1) VIIItNITURE:, BEDDING, OBBGAMPICTS. The ItEI , I I ING ,lewerree eeprstal soae. Deft memairierei ell the inv.. e., t: col h. warranted Bee front all limpu lho hollioro L., h.,,,0w L oc.i.licoct. the new potent proem of Gloom b e .14,..-11µ4,111.70,1 lIGUSK, 21 and xxl..lllltli.tllkiV, Goode delivered free witttlek 13 tolloo. VIEIVS BOTANIC WAX CANDLES, 11 d. A r •ren. is. ed. asd Is. 104; Oornma Wu c lald.; R A s& ag Nlcenn., Is. W. ; hint ileac, Ild. ; is Ras, I. id. Traa.94ron llaz Is. Id and lis. • list Waz. Sh Id. ; /PLC, 61. sad OK _ ; ; limannas. ; Au, ; IN.. Ores% 44d. Sd. ; Waxrielt skna., ; Vritow amp. 44%. MA, sod is. per 111 lbs. ; Manled. • : %Ind." ` 4 060. Is. 4i pus grit; awn Window. le. • b.: dleooed, h id.; Istallos Was. 4 .. 6 d. ; Argued, ,;Na.V/Ow %Vet. thl. IL per To. ; solar, h Mt.; hemdb. . 1.5 sok st imebosms, ea. It. Matinslane. wadi WatilstirOswity inst. FR WATERING GARDENS, DISTAL BUTIIIIO LIQUID MAI(011/1, _lllllllWeale US; ZIT.— Turf % t•LCANDIED I,IDIAALIIIIIMB 111011LPIPIL JA3IE 4 LYN i s IIANOCKIE (nee Lleseere eel likeelastmete), Gas weL•road. 1...5e• nu. Tbsee Plea ye aril eampleil tee voleible pe eler* eveserse Neil rely esiblite ben iirl Okr. hir NOW, P. 1 3113 P0. abd all Palepaes Mere a uteri iletileveteeholl &Ede piter to moles& They an P MUM* Iss In arum end eee heed eassetesety mad la frit NW 'WWII bat .w &id weer tobetbs ie. Illeseeele he vialbrie mai vtgwllise awe, keg Imam of tbe Veleedeld idles emit& Mak re KOW MAW Wheel by J. 1. u A nom. vomit mg amp Wire Mort. NIL Ulnae's* belbseekbb.r aria lik" MA up illb ISM " .r 4 train oriplie, Iva =lle NOY waft Is alba i) pussy. or in, melawma. All twine at aim slimul J. L. HANCOCK. o.l9,llnews. Oceetrelleeid. lasible. sill mid silk ~.dale &nestle& xi. TEETH and HEALTH.—A good set of tomb e.. r tram lerreelie err irk prom is el re brume Imperrate bor so repo* tee roar berth by do peer dirk eal tie row Prot wor.ve d pre onhapentoomi. Mem, Ikeyerkee pro. m o t teezzolPrd tar rmem 2117111A11111, =WO, or Peer moode oreNeW la lie espeollip reirliktio. perpe. tog. or proorrop Ib Me M rNM pored d 1111% aril be root to .r Amu, en wow rdemeirbree led meets picas elutene. t.. the essomihi =EOMeeiete epees or rook, It.. eve. aroma eel. owl Ore an lbe era *rep ewer.. ..1 from 11. IMMO Whom lepot OIMMINO eeti Fs* brie , roeth. Ninefold. per Os ermir, modem lerealree. 71.. noise artitio balite wee% NA. BMA= Mr WM Ilk Herrin eOr s." erreval ea dee Cbreereert Miro abed re orb. iced by row, rod W eheeder ere portiere% i re" ;-="'• ma--Atowilk _ _ VIM lds rim sea slims. .1 Limbs. woks • raw ustbod K > mak viosamtat to *labs all ~ a use It. mit Alss virtuosi@ NA will Ids NSW LA% LAUD TAP iripArnm (to wpm& the kop L otstalet ei sr as woo at N. mao Is. psi prim. Ms as& N.B. It is Is the Great Wattles. %Ake M. Na. ARLOW'S NEW 1N- :3% ; .3.. A ,. MTV) SELF-ACTING SYPHON i . -,. AP. IFIAIRES NO VENT -PRO r. . •PP 1 Prevents ale, low, alert, St stir brim • 1 %.. • ham Woman AM sr odd No *NNW* 1 I •:---. • that the last plat *NNW sinwa tapelike • ..- - A ....__ . . lllllllll .0 01' y I Immo" 111 1 Orb* runrarl Is Tray No soft Is .2 . ,8 . re mai et des rat it. AL; Also 1 x I ...,=, at amyl:, ea ii. 12 i 1 Nam Whir:ti l e kw ii . = co 2 tlie lap NI dr ileiC (Tlisblos sheiser- f .. p... =nt ..... 4 ,,,to r bste r diss mat Only; mime Or Nip Newel ; NE .• r. r. a• mum sires mar. JAMB 15111 WW. 14. Zig WNW& Mak lawahmlwass. 151401011 UM N.ll—Neas seasminsiseptilloped -..-- -... -..-- IRELAND. Droute, Aram 2d. The canvass now carried on by the rival candidates in the borough of Ennis is attended by semi of violence disgrassfhl to all parties. The Clang lainsal of yesterday, theiribiag the rietees modest d the opwvents of the O'Cleriem Mahon,aya : of the etwassa who had pweand to ham the claim of Mr. J. D. Fingswid was ass peep eed eir Nei as exhibition. and did tat Itlek flat is eeppeuitsg hi they would he acting as the man lathed the pithy who, it is confidently believed, resolved their inelesoodeso alga 4 ' head•quartne." It L me aswiseLthsaght, however, that had be a owe mew kin is ow, he wwL have hew awe to snowed. Theatres enlightened sad holopsadoat perdue of the lisatos Wheals eh etnrs w sappeet 011sonsa Mhos sad It le po....bie that slenee ia the bessiogr= vote for Me. after the diegnisalld soodust of his friends" dads. the pest few days. Oa Thrardisy and yesterday oar wassis pesseatod a mat ahoilahlt_lTTedv user, fronds, st am& Illovead swain iselt plare, and woe ratio were sem* loam The O'Oso. man /taboo bisessl4 their thee/ sad fury, walked repeeselly Wawa the WM th his usual fearless and nesibele beeekg. T he proposed various gage lows Olin, bet wail ma= to sty a word la reply. The memat he Wye le qua, the, celled upon the ma act to lama to hid, sad h oohs win accordingly darned is &mei sad pee TM bad. am of the town wee hr • lIINI eat shyweperied. mg the greatest cessfiriea prenalled hat peamilay, a nonsidal Welled by the namable allog leas Oa k = trate, to have the pollee sod =Mary wapheyod ia the streets deer of thh hired rabble. _ _ It leismoo:fa thaT(liarrett Moore, FA., et Cloghan Castle, the representative of mie of the eld Irish families, will be a candidate for the King's Count). A motion was made yesterday in the Court of Queen's Bench to have a man aimed charged with being a n b e f ore tt a rt a t the attempted murder of Mr. G brO, admitted to hail. It was ascertained that the blunderbuss from which the shot was fired at Mr. Chambre belonged to Magennis, but his reply to this charge was that it bad been taken by force from his house by an annul party some weeks before that outrage, Martinis be ing himself in a respectable petition as a poor-rats collector and head bailiff to Lord Charlemost. The motion was refused. MILITARY. DEATH or CAPTAIN Jerry STANLEY HAllais, ETU. 82avic1.—Captain Harris, of the But ladle Om. paay's Bengal Infantry, died at Banacepon as t s Tth alt., after staay years' sers ice in bulb, owl ow kW Mum w England, on completing the pedal of wrdw. Captain Harris was present fa law of 1844-46, and acted as aide-de•casap wr ified leasyntli at 14.11rapn and previawly at Aliwal. No nedwil As credal for Aliwai and Solarium 010;1,11 , 4 COKPETTTION.-716 MapitideA among the omeiheen whieh ma frees Palllestem te Mere Crew fur a p. nny eselk premier the Mlle dillimee, is sew se emet. that three me la sempemp. Theme whish 1112 frem ddleriton to the Ilesslt New geese pees from tie fine, r place to PartMeLreed, eedl ilma theses to Ilare Crow penny ;ht se seen es Me OM is pawed. led the rerapetithe ems; the wide nepetine the peony fan to ea wel tliemiesee Winn the lewmt 6» G chant* however diem the diteare Hoodled. LAOOOW AND SOUTH Wrallillif RAILWAY.— Tref& receipts far the week roams April 17, 1662, 4,11h1. 12s. Od. Correrpoadiar; wea is let year, $,673i, 18e. 64. JEWISH DISABILITIES. (Num the Del* Ifies.) The Coat of Itzsbmisse Ims pronounced its long awaited judgment is the ass of Alderman Sato woam, against whom an action for penalties under the statute was brave:: t er m ! r , consequence of his having mrsreised his right to vote as a member duly returned to arm in parliament for the borough of Greenwich. The ease, as will be re membered, was heard at gnat beet b tho fall court during last term; sad a di of opinion being understood to prevail among the learned barons, as to the true interpretation of the law appertaining to the subject, judgment was de ferred until the present sittings. That judgment, after duo deliberation, has been now formally given ; and, wo regret to say, that by a preponderant* of three to ono it is in favour of the plaintiff waking to recover penalties which cannot and will not be otherwise regarded than penalties for conseisnce sake. _ _ _ Mr. SALONONS is admitted to have best Weeny elected by a plurality of duly registered electors, and to have been at the time of kis elestion Awe& tied by no legal incapirity)kes eaning idasmigng a candidate for that=filibod in The Rout of Commons have with !wed to Green. wich as they had previously detailed - with regard le London,—that the seat le se Imager rant; ended so soon as the last-eleetsd re. for those piano shall comply with the statute requiring them to take certain oaths, these gentlemen will be recognised in every respect as members of that aliembly. Baron BAJTIIbCIIILD and Alderman BALOMONS have each takes the oaths prescribed in the manner most bind ing on their consciences; but inasmuch as they can not without hypocrisy pronounce the formal words of attestation which occur in one of these oaths, they . are held not to have yet complied with the appointed form. Baron Ilirrnecrin.o has not attended in his place, as member for the city of London, since his introduction to the house, although upon a call of the house he might, undoubtedly, be compelled to do so. Mr SALONONS on the other hand, believing sincerely that he his complied with every substan tial requisite, and with everything that the legislature ever intended to prescribe, has both spoken in debate and voted in division. For these acts he has been sued for enormous penalties in the Court of Exchequer, and by three out of four of the learned judges presiding in that high tribunal he has been declared to have forfeited the same. We shall not recapitulate the varied reasons given for their judgment by the Cnrai Baiton and by Buren PARKE. In substance, they are iden tical with that delivered by Baron ALDER SON, which, upon the whole, is that likely to prove the most intelligible to general readers, and in many respects the most likely te tli attention and regard . For ourselves, having in the controversy expressed the conviction width has been tlaboratay and cogently enforced by Berea MARTIN, we need hardly reiterate that opinion ter then than to say how little our judgment is shaken by the arguments ea which it has been overruled; and we gather from the tone of the remarks that fell from the thme learned personages that tl t i= rather yielded to the inveterate habits of essetrnstisa in the interpretation of en obsolete law them perilmesed a willing duty as eoodters et any istelligilie or intelligent rule of right. The obese vadat' at Baron Ammeter to this effect are "m -etal], worthy of careful permal. He trams the origin of the restated phreee-- 0 en tie true faith of a Chriellite—to the dismay d a manuscript pam phlet ea mental reammAka in the taking ' oaths, the romposidea et the Jesuit Warn, de was executed tor his Awe in the Zee BM In v t/Eg g et JAMBI L In this et it was laid limit 'Was: given cirenmemitem be resorted to, ex always such as threw doubt or dismal on the religious faith of the person swomiz ign And Baron ALDO'S= mojectures that the et that mast ruttier sad bookish of pedantic memarchs thought they hod hereby got hold of an alastaal maims, teat, they might exclude fee ever *MR erase sad all those who eheriabed Saadi. daddies. He Suds the words "on the true faith of a Christian" iTnitiisoonafterwards for the Hrst time in the Jura of one of the oaths prescribed by statute: and L ascribes the novelty to the hint taken from the alleged treatise of GARNET. So this is then the upshot of the whole case as made out in point of law for Jewish exclusion. A Jesuit was hanged for political conspiracy three hundred and forty years ago ; among his papers was found a mischievous and immoral pamphlet, which, had it been ever printed and circulated among igno rant persons of his peculiar creed, would very likely have done much harm. A law was made to meet such perversions and evasive swearing on the part of such persons; which law has so long ago been re pealed, that everybody but Baron ALDERSON bad utterly forgotten its existence; and therefore a man who it is notorious holds none of the suspected doc trines of 13Aawor, is to be fleeced and fined to an extent which would render him little better than an outlaw ! The quibble-snaring phrases of an obsolete adjuration have been imported for another set of purposes altogether into another form of oath of somewhat later date ; but it is not prefisied that in the oontem platicn _ of the paillinsats of WILLIAM OE douses it was over slant to exclude the sons of Ina& Yet this outstationsl and unmeaning penal law is declared to be la full force ; and it will actually require an indemnity bill to save Mr. Sounions from its cense queens. To this omodit of Bares ALDERSON it &OW be ob- served fist be •a* urged the policy sad propri ety diansdhis legishitioa as the eakject, and haeoreaelaly avowed the psis be felt is easing to s esesbaita width be weadhatly esasidered to be ne wer/7 el ltesdie jariegenisse mad hitriaskally 80Icicle DI • PoLica Csw..—Yeaterday, at the Medhinegheirest Pelle* Court, Mew Ana Hibir o : 4 =mid seedlevrethen, living is Little W wee amyl with stealing a jet cal two Weise hen the width et a chase asp. Ms 11, Maw then, Werner woes. The primmer, who ea ass sr ri b* as; partisan sessies addle at the ths, riankesid is ease% " I Seth thies la es ingesided mem& snit set haw bets is ray semi id the thee." The plesser l wee this emend te the sallow leethep ea he sieredisessis. The gather isgehed Ihe eineld end sal segment Yr Mesa with her allestlen The whiner isid dieted a Inebesd who wee lumen et wheeled steensil, be was est et seek and dished se maw le pay • theensger to seed Is Ma Windt replied be wewil ponies terneger and peg bin hineelt, taking the AMMO 'Me Mind re - lift Wale Ina le* the eath Inane Os primer The thins eas is • dew niestes NM en Med. ISA die psis, west Is the seigisinWs Mr. labighbr M eimillassio. Ifs thee required tor this wee nap Ent, sod thus weld set hew elapsed amen thee bens Wastes dais be le& M. phew is the ash. Os thin to the esll he einsihed Met mead the the ems ebbe rankled held was els a mina et s dine w then& He oatpined the an Odle eeA 101 as theirsidee, be p hie beedisas b s thi the pe ladles teeser nosh& be oohed est le the ta =t e to elm M ailed - metheses. Willem a weesest's aim or waling to hoes epee the an, the rasher with hie est the seen, eel the Owen tell Mrs es the I et the wil. Mead enhiseee was seat ter, width dont she kessehenly pe anteth, bet Wigs the prireser wee teepseled, nee sesend wi ts desL The rimer. it appooteti, bed hweilled tistifAy Wok healkowelief, sad led orteivel to hetes to the way join Odle sell which ad seined et wash es an She bed phial this bathed beer& benne( mesa her sin, sad thew etmegied honelf. T. Whet rpe.pssty she was I. slept a kneeing pie The lsssr, ea seeing the hash and their wanes sa the thsest..eid death nest hive seestal is sheet the nines The negitheis w idiensi et tho vierianeenn esti anthem wee gives is Inward the detriment to the Maria erecter. 're: AND NORTH MIDLAND AND EAST AND Wow Trielleilin harawan.—Teeterder, nfors the steel war oemillett et the Neese of Commons, the seedy weigh ended with the eapitel stock arrange- Mail of Sem elolgosieh were digested with. Cusnoses oo.uatoox AND Looonos RAD, WAT.—T thr thin of 4,41101. ea behalf of the Law Lib Aantesthe was Isseght i mid dimmed. HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK. The official report nye : The alletality 01 London Main anhibila • slight inseam, the death' la the previous week (pagealully*l 10th) having , bia 1,061, them is the week 'Mil agile last Saturday 1,092. Is tha ten oonsll6l , _Wadi. O 1 1612,-61 &mate plan ;if :O w ulklak i t ratri is reporties ts Immo 0 1.03& The normality of bet week by 64 dialbs. In 611.= 11 411. 81 111Cr e latwO Wag it appears that nem 60 binned kjiinties, 111 disssan of the mine Ihlt kw* the Owen won. Ist • n acres et the SWIM of weginsheu and aho is es aims. Stasibgen, which is Nor pre vious to olt Me Mill is 34 nese, sabers in the newt 3111‘1106111ase these ell Widen and 7 aistle, 6 ,Ilf Wall yews . enlegwards. In 8 ern it is that minim h ell sad la tees, the patients lied at the =elPw ar , 2 1 7 11 3 1 , 1 ti. 10, 22, 27 years. Maim hes name& In Seem weeks from el &Mir ta 18; Wine, talent how, as. lien 61 to in a. Waesua aarsd is 411 two woes swgegenely 4 SI rA4I i weep, and 10. 1 n week then woe Sensed a. .T nisminip4 l .4 74 ra t s ib u s er vil i. ef a h l , ab s ear b est : EVisk Weft • An inquest was se is still adiihin go. FWY r nine geodok 'Ss at it 1 e week 1114. whilst a it et. weeks oorreseei Ihr Wens, et is on 63. In is these weeks the mind ash= verged teen 1117 to 186, whin latter soma is ash lleiesr whit is now nine- M areL Brasil& geollenneess, sad, win the exception of , piktddels, predate' at pramat a greater mortality than any u • other disease on the list; it canted off 102 persons, pneu monia 77. Phthisis war fatal to 139; its mortality, which M. is always great. is not minalbly aggravated by causes that ii kayo given additional force to Ober disessfm. st. is Last week the births of OS Ism Ind 639 girls, in all ifi 1,644 chddree, were registered is lonise. The average of seven eons/Via weeks is the yews 1843-51, was 1,373. to At the tory, Onenerlds, the Nana daily lit. reading el bereneter was NM Ila. on flogilq ;at o a t rose on Ilendag, wed en Twain vas 01170 in., d end- 12 need above id is. till Friday ; the assn of the Week was u 30.012 in. Tenon daily tenpannee was 42.7 ling. on Ko Sunday, or 3.2 deg. below the avenge of ooneepag to days an ten yeas; it roes andamossdy till Wednesday IC when It mesa 57.7 leg., or lkt ega l iz ahe ur n the average. It Ili St. fell below the avenge en , and en Friday was pi. only 41.6 deg., whisk Is 6.3 dig. the average of the u same day. The inn ungentlin et the week we. 47 deg. se The wind was generally in the felt till Friday, on which 16 day and Saturday it blew hen no meth-east. se LION HUNTING IN HATTIAWAR. Mesa be beer sad Tblimb) • In the burning mica& of Jane thaw a ea Walley at Ht Lela, and pitched oar tents at LIM, where we Mad hog may namermis ; mad, =imitates*, tie elltjuie&, we mama to make a few paws ihe arse'. The raise'slifig dispersed the peaty, two sehme to may, when 1 weasel seb s way amilwerd. abed my self at the 19th, whim savaddega gi st tary dint i tte main& aq Pewee mine is. with Ma • lbarmen, who inibmenlime that, while driving lea beamewnre, a large bun smog on ea Med one db. soma feth. lime at deeit, end muse against the peresseica of the Mobs" Pere Ilan, ass Med the elephant, and me. main ahead ear mile to be semetberest of the city, the deed sew wee pleb' ant ham a anal eseimmes, end ea its esmains wen Osman a Sae Um sad lionsm, as wl4 wanted of on my dermplag to go width' boas diatom ei them; mi MI the sowers seat th at ms by the his mimed me in the bees, the Jmwuss when seam Abe sealed hems peri, pick sleeted them shoat lib yeas rif leader way at e Om& fruition amarlik, we istemed to the testi, hales Last (as the Masa had fameld) that the sad of the S waseelaglMThe je Emit be mme faveneslar time for Panes mos 11 pme., s i t= Ma media owe. awe be In ION al I• pies. we hail l head se e masa*. At Me day was tirealabs, eel ere we resoled tbe the rasa OM dews essempeoled with a Mom ta m e A ndy lien wee lyag umbra Imp *amp the meies, alb his hoed between hle the sapient ems pushed up wilds 10 fee d hiet, he ereee_, eat at the SIM enamel received a bell We Ma sheet. TM missal al le a ager mier hod heen len, sod tea weld have heeled weald ham puma a steppe to an elsemat. The lion now main en salaam with his roaring tail and mom west, shined bet at me Maumee, this at mother, mil be Ma Mama the eireunderease a their Mali ennekisrally, when he tea data under a bush. Ds W elephest approaching within SO yards. down he 111100 in glint etT i t, i4o sed wee say in to turn by a hell right thesugh when asely under the elephant's Meek. He new ley wn under a bank, and on maim tarots home= pies up tee near, the lha asap. es W dm% ask s li er a ahem of Moat 100 melba a enseesden of beends. Mead the re l it wide& la near the eispient, when I ebbed tie lies with another hen, end the Aerie (since dead) and ti Bide es aped fernier musk mailed and the latter% Mb by the animal's dam. After this he thaapierm If twin more ; and only fell after two mere ball* kite fete Me basin. I returned to tent therenghl itembed. Whoa the lion was brought in and we. king mom wen seeds for a lila af the Ist r be cold e~wwee,, dl of whisk are, In sense my ea east err, send 2144. mare l lrb s e l :ree t t ba. i le v re . , ea a insll hill under a large limitable, a very _large Bosses ; in the act et charging eta abs we hooch over ever by a saga hell in the chest, and railed under the elephant's taink ; at the sem time, a large Mesk-maned is. end a misty lioness nearly full grownleard ; and we Mewed, MA the sowers were too cautious to keep him keg fa sight (from yesterday'. occident), and he moved of asesiever the elephant got within 160 yards of him. On retandag we found a ins nib sucking the nearly deed limess, and secured it ; wended home in heavy rain. At night shot a large male hyena. 23rd. The bleak lion was reported as seen entering a nullah of tall reeds at daybreak.. These reeds reached, as we found, over the hOwdtal, en petting the elephant in ; and we were glad, after mamba anther lee cab in the briar, to get oat spas, tb eiaphsot musk se deep in tim seed. Sent for and prom sheaf *Whims (et the bah* and turned them fa, ma when she beet week they ism on the Me, he wounded OM Ai 6111111111111111 heek, bat °sly showed himself too far es eel Pm& pia, whoa heavy rains obliged us to retire. NOOK= RanwaL—TaalarliaT, a rid Vassa ls( et this empsay wee held at the ells% Onildhall *Mahn, In Os penpass el Ifiroordai as oilmetrbo of a bill now ia paelbinint be isatalai - aa regulating the g is : the MA& 11111,4 W 01.11117 I sad At andee. an=with the Amisrweelli, Berrisa, end Oseepsw, and Ar ether Ms* Tysdall Mak the r,—The AM* =re heads et tie b whiA Mod the relative pailden of the lirodses. the aireed4 ma the Waveney Valley Caw Anise. andl for debts sf• isaiE s = 7 ._re;c:tt e lt i pitru. sear sines whisk arested use rabic of dishistrarse.— The Chimes Aid lbws was sal thd whew adv i se.unless did issue Abeam% A was dem maw bpi TIIS flafiriter reed the &FM% and said the Amy Auld ad M o te wry allser Asa As payselet af As deble.—A liapr L s seed tithe mrtgage deb* pedlemis The Ildieller replied fee. ba• aeon lu s tier at *me yell in preilwasse.—A Pre. te the 15th sins% width fobs& the = Asseheidess alinadingthemeadap.—The said it ins the used einse.*at they were aimed to M ena atiatiegs whoa Ark Mead wee aillaieL—.lll. TWA asaisidesd dtat their latinad was allured at all die sant gmziatherefees the thine ser iet t e be strut out.—The said the would be able to Oa original =rat the hoard lad as wish be esalnds thaw if the media dadied Is tie astsury.— dhanwien „ too l 1 11 ,h wide IMO prey silvendad d tiro latareds of the sad the edam *Me preihrenee Yeawhen a ins Ar the of tins% andadig the la p dler mitte lion ate wilft the but k was led by milerity, te sand part Odes 101.—Mr. Raney wild If thud they ineent In ad with die ntertaiw as they_basene due ? The Maw slid tbst was ths - Mendes. Ms Ail gave no oveg the Asetgses.-311r. Haney A u = = es rs should bees theislol. shim is ssrip, if peMls, as war saleable he tbe market —Tim Oheirwan saw no eljesYaa to adopt that plan, if it Arai be And advhabia.—The bill then beton the ineethig 11118 venni * aaaahnewly. After a vets of thanks to the anima sad dims*" the assetlog silganned. Ihieffloi. MID YAMS MAlLWAY.—Yeaterday Ye essimittee of etearklan rise, of will h Lord 16todsif ale is shakeup, the denvilng miss were declared to be sew Oa lAA is the ass of eaniyany's Yeovil Brett MB. nuance or MM.—Neighbour Weida= was walking Ohs other day h Carlarube, by the river side, end We het dipping he fel t into the water. B. did eat take W midertane very quietly, and two emboss@ leariag his Wes rase up to the spot. After leelt at die auhrtaaate me, Wier seamed at all inclined le hi ts his rasene, and nissawidie be was all bat ea • an so. meet and be wee het. A mil= thenght s truck Wat, and gathering up his remaining breath, he acramiW out Hecker for ever." The aLealeue sentiment fired the gendarmes with indignant seal, and the revolutionary was instantly snatched from the waves tad eenveyed to the ii ttrd u rtoe. ti'importe, Weakens was safe.—Fliesteride BAIL WAYS THIS DAY. Two o'Cxecx. The share market is flat, and, es sellers offer more freely, rime have in most cues experienced a decline, iy fro the more speculative stooks. North 7eesette7ne, Midlands, York and North Midlands, South-Easterns, Eastern Counties, and Aberdeen. are sensibly lower. Paris and Roam shares are higher, bat Northerns and Orleans ant Bordeaux have receded. AND STOCKS lia.wAn. los today up to 2 p.a. t t iff irest i Za g am " ail tilasAlik allserlsVal VE 2 I .I VMAs. 1011 sil ra DRUMM= iss~ IT. : 6 si , susesniplift, ars A... •.11‘ all • ram ma Ceti. all tut lareadima all Da. Pm AI ai aLI & Wag %Da m . Dia— s3 N 111013,13•4; =arsirhelar_Walaurt.. IN ~....34.... all di a l ralnlalra t . l . Moat ... .. .uLamsler NI WIN .. II; Da MN, —_. —. 100 laamilai sal Yellohla 12 Da. Nara I I 11l Da. 11114 a . f a aa all lamb lININaa _ ... .. . Ile laediame iNataraU ! I I: N = i lil as ta=l i 12 Da. _ ~.. .. .. I Do. simr..mases.(c 100 Landon ilillsollaWNlan • 42i Ds. Sea . .. . 114 Da. 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IS 84 91 t r ml tsi it.? ti 41: I la 1 PA 14 14 41. ow I,' SO Si S 4 6 Of i itis i pa li PI Ili 111 Iti 146 1111 dim ILVIATS. Sl' 1111 4 * 1 4 tit . a . 47 id SI 11 4 i i Ix : a 3 3 31 Ms 3 g lit TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market a firm to-day, at the following prises : I Town Tallow, 36e. nett cash ; Petersburg T.D. en the spot, Ms. 6d. to 365. 9d. ; October to December (1862), 371. Sd. ; on or before the end of May, Me. 6d. to 9d. BOROUGH MARHET.—THIS DAY. Mears. Petteaden end Smith report that the demand for Hope continue unabated. MONEY MARKET. TUESDAY EVIIININO. E a di ja t;. - .ns still continue to offer in the English stock market, the rise of Consols to par being consi dered by many as affording a good opportunity for 1 " getting out " of their stock and the market has to-day closed at a further decline of j. Consols opened at yesterday's range of 991 to 3 for cash, at which they were supported for some time, the government broker investing at 991, but sales were subsequently made, for cub, as low as 991, and the price closed only 993 to 3 for money, and 991 to 4 for the 11th of May. The list of actual business is as follows: Three per Cent. Console, for money, WI, ?.; ditto, for account, 991, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 983, 3, 3. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001, /, 3, ). New Five per Cont. Annuities, 126. Long Ann uities , 1860, 6 13-16, 3; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 0 3 , ; ditto, 1860, 7 1-16. Bank Stock, 220. The market fcr the nathoded mouritim presents no altsestietL Baehr gear Bills (Meek) -mirk Ite. to ]item:; ditto (June), Os. to Ns. prem. India Bonds, 83s. to 86s. prem. Foreign stocks were also flat. Buenos Ayrean Bonds fell from 1 to 2 per cent.; Sardinian receded from yesterday's rates; and Mexican showed a down ward tendency, especially after the regular hours of business. Spanish stocks were scarcely supported. A notice was issued in the Stock Exchange that, on the settling of the Spanish Committee's Certificates of un hada coupons, those who are not prepared to deliver them shall (if required) pay the differences of price up to that day, but that these certificates shall not be brought in until a resolution to that effect shall be passed by the Stock Exchange Committee. The prices of to-day's sales are thus stated :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 993, 1, ex div. Belgian Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 54. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 78, 771, 78. Chilian Six per Cents., 1021. Danish Five per Cents., 1043. Dutch Two and.a-Half per Cents., 611, 3, 62 ditto, Four per Cent Certificates,93l. Equador Bonds, 43. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Routes, 100 f. 371 c. (ex change, 25f. 45c.); ditto, Three per Cents., 71f. 25c. (exchange, 25f. 45c.) Granada Deferred Bonds, 101, 3. Mexican, 35/, 35; ditto, New Three per Cents., 29, 283, 3, ex div. Peruvian Actives, for account, 30th April, 105. Portuguese Five per Cents. (Brazil guarantee), 981; ditto, Con verted Four per Cents., 381; ditto for account, 383. Russian Four - and-a-H alf per Cents., 104. Sardinian Five per Cents., 963, 3, 97, 961. Spanish Passive Bends, 63, 3 ; ditto Old Three per Cents., 48 ; ditto Now Deferred Three per Cents., 211, ; ditto Committee's Certificates, 21 per cent. Venezuelan Three-and-a Half per Cents., 481, 48, 3; ditto De lured, 18, 3.. The following notification was posted up in the Stock Exchange to-day: Notice.—An application having been made to mark " the Spanish Three per Cent. Interior Debt," the committee will meet specially on Friday neat, the 23rd inst., to take the same fate consideration.—(Signed) G. Wass, Sec. This application confirms our remarks as to the introduction of these local Threes into the London Stock Exchange having been always a pet idea of the Spanish government. The decision of the com mittee will, of course, be governed by the re quirements of Stock Exchange business, and the rules of the house. Considering the position in the market of the Certificates issued by the Spanish bondholders' committee for the half of the coupons confiscated by the late decree of the government, which aro now worth 21. 10s. per cent., and consi dering, also, the tenacity with which the project of confiscation has been adhered to, it is difficult to per ceive what new claim the Spanish government can have for placing their home stock on the London ••• There was a fair demand for foreign bills this afternoon, but the rates did not vary considerably from those of last post. Short Paris was done at 25.421, 45; ditto, 3 months, at 25.671 to 80. Bills an Antwerp and Brussels ruled at 26.60 to 85. Amsterdam was more freely taken than of late, and was done at 12.11 to /. Hamburg was negotiated at 13.10/ to 11; ditto, short, at 13.71 to 8, the wide margin being due to the high rate of sto 61 per cent. discount now ruling at Hamburg. Frankfort advanced a shade, leaving off at 122. Amongst Italian places, Le ghorn was in demand at 30.76 to 771. DIV!. on Spain were dull, but bills on Lisbon were done in favour of sellers. The rate on Vienna and Trieste did not fuotnate today, remaining as last quoted, at 12.25 to 30. The bullion market remains unchanged. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins :—Bar gold, 775. 9d. per oz. stand ard ; Ame rican gold eagles, 78e. 3d. to 4d. per oz. ; bar silver, without gold, ss. per oz. standard ; ditto, contain ing gold ( all gold above 6 grains in the pound to be paid for d , ss. Old. per oz.; Mexican and South Americanollars, 4s. 100. per ox. ; qaicksilver in bond, 3a. per lb. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoct. The English stock market still shows a downward tendency. Consols opened to-day at 991 to 1 for account, and have since been sold as low as 99} for cash; but they are now better again at 991 sellers for money, and 991 to # for the 11th May. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 981 to 1. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001 to 1. Long Annuities, 61 to 13-16. Bank Stock, 2191. Exche quer Bills (June), 665. to 68s. prem. The foreign stock market is sensibly heavier, and prices are looking down, especially for the specula tive descriptions. Mexicans are much worse, and have been sold as low as 341, being 1 per cent, below the top 'p rice of yesterday. Buenos Ayrean, Spanish, and Sardinian are also lower. Buenos Ayrean mark 77; Mexican, 341 to 1; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 471 to 1; ditto New Deferred, 211 to 21; Sardinian, 961 to 96; Granada Deferred, 101 to ; Peruvian Deferred, 641. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. per Ibassaat. Opsalag WOW. Lowest. Owing. - - 71 10 12 10 71 90 71 10 101 10 101 10 101 10 101 II ?AEA Amu. 10. Tot Mary. S per 0100 4i par Om* III If 60 • par Cents. 11,00 Cestm . Spar Cato. New Loan Bislang, on Landon: ain't% 13 40 ; 90 days, 23 274. IslitalroCl.l.lo 1034 Now_ I Naples arses e,comp es i 817. Do. lisemsen 3 p.Ct. 9O ; Treasury Boob Do. 1, MI NI I Bask Siam 1795 ... Pam, Aram 20e—th. Germain, 700; Versailles crier bask ), —; (Isit tink), ; Part sad Path and Inns% NI Ng Mono and Ran% ; °rl ZZliai ster% MI 76 Illembsurg sad Bale, 973 30; Oman, MI 10; Odialas and 011 23; Northern, 431 DS; Perla and Mao. = rr. avid; Paris mad Lyons, 1131 50; Tours sad Nantes, 375; Timm 190 ; Mepos and rinsap, 135 73; Pada Ma NM; N ; Saddam and Tessa, 13210. Baux, APRIL 19.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103 ; ditto (1862), 103 ; National Debt, 90. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, —. Bank Shares, 1032. VIENNA, Aram 19.—Five per Cent. Mtalliques, 951; New Loan (A), 93 5-16; ditto (B), 1081. Four and-a-Half ppeer Cents. ditto, 851. Bank Shares, 1,280. Rsnhs ege on London, 12.16. NAPLES, APRIL 14.—Neapolitan Fives, 1041. Si cilian Fives, 961. Exchange on London, 575. MADRID, Aram 15.—Three per Cents., 44 ; after Balsa, 44; Now Three per (Amts., 22 3-16; after Bobs, 22 3-18. Debt of lit class, 81 ; after Balsa, 8/ ; ditto of 2nd class, 5 11-18; after Bolsa, 51. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 103. Exchange on Loudon, 50.75. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Tanfleld Moor, 12e. 9d.; Eden Main Walla End, 16e.; Goeforth Walls End, 14e. 3d. ; Riddell Walla End, 141. ; Humill Wall. End, 169. 6d.; Lembton Walla End, 16e. 9d. ; Hatton Walla End, 161.--Bkim at market, 129. TRH WORST FORK Or FRENCR Nearly 1,200,000 French terse% ore imported bate this ecnuatry every yeer.—Poried. Ile Ms H ii i le a i . 4 I ill lis U U 11 15 ! i! r Sel 41 Sal 14 II i li Pm I Pil is 141 I MINES. TussnAr Everrzwo. A very good business has been Lae to day in English mines. The principal feature of the market has been a great inquiry for N'heal Cupids, which have been done at a considerable advance upon pre vious quotations. The demand for Clivcs is main tained, and an increased price has brought forward a few sellers. Halamanning shares have been inquired for at a premium of 101. to 20!. West Providence have been in demand at our selling quotation of yes terday, but very few operators appearing, the buyers have risen to 521. The Callington shares have con tinued in demand at the advanced price of 10. Tre barvahs have been dealt in freely at the reduced price of 6to 1; and Trennack and Bosence at a fur ther reduction of 1. The following list comprises the principal transac tions of the day : Mill Pool, 31, 4 ; Trehane, 5, 6 ; North Downs, l Alfred Consuls, I St ; Clyjah and Wentworth, 31; Treleigh Consols, at Yilbricken, 31, 4; Lewis, 161, 164; Drakewalls, 5, 6; Wheal Cupid, 71, 81; West Alfred Consols, 26, 23; Garreg, 215., 225. ed. ; Clive, 608., 625.; Cal lington, 9, 10; llolmbuah, 151, 161; Trebarvah, 6, : Speedwell, 1, 1 prem.; West Treasury, 51, 61. The market for the gold.mining shares presented scarcely any feature for comment, but prices were rather weaker towards the close, and Ague Fries fell 51. Other shares remain much the same, with very little business doing. The following aro the lust non official quotations:—Lake Bathurst, :to prem.; Melbourne, par to prem. ; Quartz Rock, par to prem.; New Granada, Ito prem.; Royal Austra lian Gold Refining, Ito; prem.; Australian Consols, par to 1 prem. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocit. The gold mining share market is rather firmer to day. British Australian shares are in some demand, as are also Granada, which are firm, at : to I prem. Lake Bathurst rule at to : Liberty, 'Loyal Australian refining, eto prem.; Liberty, to Cloying Humes No. Share. Lem Pald.' yawn done I yesterday. today. -. 100,000 1 Ages Fria 1 1 Ipa 2 100,000 10a. 4aglo CaWong= 15,000 20 Asturian 10,000 10 Slistralaalea 2 11 11 „ 20,000 20 Auntsllia 6 6 1 100,000 I ' Anetrallaa Freehold 60,000 1 Are Marla all 1 6 die 0,000 60 Blaeaanoa Ins and Coal all ... -. 100,000 1 &IBM Australian Gold 10,000 $5 Brasil. Imp.(kra. st U. pm. 141 1 11 1 4,000 10 Do. Mesas sad Culabe 11,000 20 Do. Bt. Jobs Del lie; l6 210,000 1 Cenoa's Creek Oll 1 IPa 1 1 14,007 Cobs 100, 6 Coloalal 70000 I Fag. & Australia Copper all IWs par 20,000 20 General 50,000 1 Golden Iteantala a lOal pm 11.000 3 Greet relaseth all 111 pal 45 20,000 10 Illosliesk Bouthalaerioui 9 36 300,000 1 Nouveau Meade 130,000 1 Fort YU* I 1 Pal 7,400 II &allege de Cats lOl 6,000 10 Tla Croft 43,174 SAS/ flatted Meals= 100,000 1 West Mariposa all 1 di. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SIJOAIL—This article continues to wear an upward ap pearance, and West India must be quoted 6d. to Is. dearer than last Wednesday. 1,600 bags China sold in public sale, full prices, all damp, 30s. to 325. ; 1,600 bags Manila were bought in at high prices, chiefly 291. The refined is very firm and the market bare of goods ready for delivery ; grocery lumps, 448.6 d. to 48s. Comm.-120 casks plantation Ceylon sold at previous rates, &lady 48s. to 625. ; 260 bags native Ceylon sold, 38s. A public Ws of Mocha wont all without ctrie, about half bought in. Ta remains without alteration. BAarrirran.-220 bags Madras sold in public sale, at about previous rates. Corrox.—The market has a firm appearance. In other articles no material alteration. limy paid ea Sager (except kedge rased) to lest ow% Irak Is tondos, lemma, atristal, lia, and the Clyde 1 '71 3 4 4 /9 To the sum oda lest year i;w7 , sia owns no) OR TIA DI 1832 To Lon Irmo. lbs. Loudon 9,519,297 - • Hall : Cydo, Total Same tine la 1531 ..... 2,127,75! 271,964 69,8711 727,136 12,351,147 11,728,692 821,233 MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was no alteration in the value of Wheat in Mark lane this morning, the few parcels of English at market having been sold at fully Monday's rates. A limited amount of business was done in foreign at former prices. The arrivals of Oats this week consist of 5,710 quarters from abroad; from our own coast we have not received a single bushel. This trade was very firm, and Monday's quotations were in some instances rather a:seeded. In Barley, Beans, and Peas, no quotable change occurred. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM Drib APRIL to llst APRIL. Qrs. &stab. UM. Yareant. MUM 2OO 960 9010 4 1:L . 1w 1 I I 27 40 Flour, Moak maks; Malt, 620 qrs. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Lrenits'OoL, Atm 20.—Our share market opened strong, and prices remained good until towards the close of the market, when a decline took place in some of the leading stocks. The business transacted has been to a fair extent. The following are the sales "—Aberdeen, 141 1 I—Amber v,de and Eastern Junction, 11 d.—Caledonian, 201—Ditto ref. shares), 81—East Lancashire, 171—Lancashire and orkshire, 741—Liveool, Crosby, and Southport, 21/ London and North Western, 126—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 341—Ditto (prof. shares), 131-16—Midland, 88 1 1 8 1 B—Ditto ( new pref. 41 per cent.), 1 d.—Ditto (Consolidated Birmingham and Derby), 36—Shropshire Union, Railway and Canal, 21 d.—South Eastern and Dover, 221 }— York and North Midland, 261—Dutch Rhenish, 31 3-16 d.—Northern of France, p. MANomirrint, Aran. 20.—The share market has been somewhat weaker to-day, but there has been a fair extent of business. Cheshire Junction, 111 dice.—East Lancashire, 171—Sheffield, 341—Dover, 22 3-16—Manchester and Bir mingham (C quarters), 2 3.16 pp em. 1 BiantarOliall, APRIL 20.—There was a fair amount of business done in this market to-day, and prices were in advance. Shropshire Unions were done at 31. Is. 3d. din.; Worcester and Birmingham Canals at 351. BRISTOL, APRIL 20. —The market was moderately ao";ee, am' without much variation in Brims. Oren* Wpm.- erns opened at 911, but naproTW to 92t ; Eastern Coun ties were done at 91,; London and North Westerns, 1241; West Cornwall, 31 dia. ; Vale of Neath, 31 dis. APRIL 20 — wane have had a rather flatter market this morning. Midlands have fallen 10s., closing at 681. Leeds Northern, were done at 18/ ; Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole', at 221; Ambergate, Nottingham, and Boston'', at By, North Westerns, at 111 din.; ditto, Profs., at 161; andieeds Northern Fifths, at 1 pm. Tax POOR-Law BOARD AND THE PARIaII OP Sr. PANCRAP.—Yesterday, at the meeting of the board of directors of the poor of the parish of St. Pancru, Mr. Churchwarden Baker in the chair, Mr. G. W. F. Cook, the vestry clerk, read the following official communication:— . Poor-law Beard,Whitehall, 17th April, 1852. Ste,—l am directed by the Poor-law Board to acanowledge the receipt of your letter of the 7th instant, in which, with reference to theirs of the 31st ult., you state that Mr. John Henry Eaton ceased to be muter of the workhouse of the parish of St. Pancras, on the 25th tilt., when Mr. John Hadrell was appointed by the vestry to succeed him. With refer ence to this statement, the board deem it right to point out to you that Mr. Eaton, not having resigned his office as muter of the workhouse of the parish of St. Pancras, and not having been removed therefrom by the Poor-law Board, he has not ceased to hold that office, and is still, in point of law, the muter of the said workhouse. The board (as Inti mated in their letter to you of the 31st ult.) had intended to take the requisite steps in the Court of Queen's Bench, to enforce due observance of their orders in regard to this matter ; but in consequence of a communication which they have received from Sir Benjamin Hall, they have consented to suspend those proceedings for the present. The board enclose herewith, for the information of the vestry, a copy of Sir B. Hall's letter, and of their reply.-1 am, sir, your obedient servant (signed), Cot' RYVIAT, Secretary."—Mr. Cook stated that he was present during the debate upon the second reading of the Poor-law Continuance Bill. Lord Dudley Stuart did not oppose the second reading, but would introduce a clause in committee exempting St. Pancras and all such parishes from the operation of the bill.