The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-06 00:00:00

• • ,oe--t 4 ": a ...e.e_.. 6 ,-) --:-.7."--efr-..---se.-ue . • . • . „/- A-- , • - -1--"r--- 1 coe------,,............0.....-.9--":,-.6"- . - 0 0 ' • • . . . ..... ti _ .._-_,, atficit.. ' ' ' !FaIIT' .??:::I'i'l.:-I ' . 0 .---1.._..,4,. / .... .. _ • . e 1...-..- No. 1,753.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1852. [THREEPENCE. 11. J. 1.. TOOLE'S SECOND DRAWING- AMERICA MILITIA VOTING AND THE MILITIA BILL RAILWAY& MINES. mm edia to-da te y iy ope roso ned i a , t an yes d ter- are THIS DAY. lEu 4 E nTRRTAINIIIINT.-nr.tooLooniso ovum, ,v k elt.; will bare the honest of IN WAIL- - -••• Two O'CLOCK. - MONDAY Brittle° l u , u "'LITE it tar INSTITUTION, Carlmalassl. ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. Mous the Daly isso THIS DAY. mar ket clay T? s e rang En r e b h ut st Con ock sobii now firm at the improvement. The price is quoted - ' ill uow'is is ito twelocaton. a w ns. se l Lent night, Mr. Secretary WALPOLZ, Onlad the A very business has been done to-day in the to•a" ... stc woisewrioree. "WW I • * " (1117 RUM-TRIO TILIGIAPII.) derisive Wigklier of the House of Commeas, p4 =. ,„_eta 7, e auticipit.eg. Two o'Cinci. several mines quoted in our list of Saturday. No 981 to A, both for money and account. - The books - of r i0:;." . . u .L . ., :z ;, e . ii 7e ; misrminr ol . 1ra" ...... ent 5.. 1;70 1 ) . . nad boid ain u alleowlidala the . the share market to-day sshi- material alteration has taken place in price., exceit woo. ~ *„..„. o. r. Tay's,. -Ormismse at &xi (FROM ova OWN CORRLIPONDINT.) leave to irldelraw his militia= sir. u_na__a_ decidedly , improved - The rally in 1111 follows :-Alfred Consols have been clone ► at 18. ; the other government stocks are now open for trans ; actions bv special transfer . The Three per Cents. I .- • Walesa* ; sod et Kidth. Proms% and Os.. LIVERPOOL, Town/AT, 9 P.a. Never was dieseedlture more 1-arret pious is asiet not csey . • being chiefly re- Wheal Arthurs, 111, 12i ; Tremayne, 231, 24 'mirk 98 to 1 ; ew Three-and-a-Quarter st.sori... We have just received four days' later intelligence r a g m aw rurdtated• Bost ab ase ai !_ / , / ,__L I I I stricted to York and Worth Midlands, which have Clive, 355., 405.; Truing& and Bounce, 3, 4 ; Tin- R e d eee d cessiook. from New York by the Royal Mail steam-ship , i is -r ous r l i t alt a thk imi7 wowdarkd eu l avelset . °r '= o , l risen nearly 16. per share, to London and North crofts, 91 Butterdon, 6, 61 ; Calliugton, 61, 71; per emits., 991. to 1; South Sea Stock, 1091; Long rItkLIAN CONSOLS GOLD and COPPER A Ell - .• „i lev Is Hs:k iwi wpm taut to t eam p a pp e Asia, which sailed from New - York direct for this evening Westerns, Midlanda, and North Staffonls, but all Cook's Kitchen, 51, 61; Great Wheal Alfred 151 r -- • • e ms A MP:I'IIOM he SHARRida Me etoseOrm- Dort oe the 20th ult., and steamed ttp the river a few rawatallialar *a altriblit aillartaaitY t ftW tit Midlands , stocks are looking up, although business is quiet. 0 * Annuities, 6"• Bank Stock, 216; all these prices t i; e ert747"• 1 r 017, , 1 ...., No sy, ..,11 bo RECEIVLD Ann SATURDAY nut. Ms • • lii, l,,,..l„imointmi• 17 4. 1 7.7 7 ,91 0 91 .1 the Qattara for s i s p e , f iu minutes since with 84,000 dole. in specie, and 72 ~all at the hallajertaldate is annwasa . „its ••••.____. French shares are boo ' Northerns N or t h B u tl er, 121 3 , 1 111 ;Lellan'entonSnLe°le,being ex div. generally yam. fete o w , -11 7 order dila lisard, peesengers. She encountered adverse winds for vin illadial idmmi Wai OW° 31 " it awsa wal have risen to 23. G eorge, * Exchequer Bills are fi rmer, marking 695. and 71s. 141, 1 3 5 7 1 1 ; a* JAMES YOKLIII. amour- about the entire voyage. and the wi oldie het Walden Sides Wilda 421; Trebarvah, 7; Wellington, dl, 7 West Din g rem ~, I . bu o wit toererrel April 5.11151. There is nothing of importance in the news to Plan may, Pm*" he wilimed as • brahlb ll o l3l3l E SEAM aim STOCKS 1771011ARAKTUID. Dong, 61, 6; TrefUMS. 7i, al. ill m P ools are la In foreign bonds the transactions have not been numerous. Chilian and Mexican are both weaker, _•_ --- NI - lIE AUSTRALIAN CONSOLS GOLD and hand. of the fate et the entire sausare. Far sorely WOW! a.. i t 1 ,,, a .„„ 01001111101 1101107041•7 le considerable demand at the improved 'quotation. but Venezuelan, Sardinian, and Portuguese ar e i Fort . ; a Nino. ca Os Old-leolt swan. N. Dud to 90 Carbajes capture is confinnecL was anything men ansaltaheable. We MT WON - - "'Y . a t r.' The late advance in Wheal Arthur has brought a rising. Spanish and Peruvian maintained a high roper ddeems, and be willing to pa oire •- ::. at "maw - -•-• - lti 11l yhr thole; is; number of shares on the market. The mine, how fi . Mexican Bonds have been dealt in at 34 to a/.^i. .. i .. . 4 g 1 ... h . al p . m tip „ a ., Komuth was on his way to New Orleans when the P a militia mash as the Tories primes. is so FOIE' 58 =ice,1 am". : 0,.41e0, a amies milesty. last accounts left. .. • se ever, is reported to be looking well. The 35 con aeurvonio es lei times to yield a good quantity of rich ore. 3 ; Peruvian Actives, 10,4 to 106, ex div. ; ditto bferred, 66; Portuguese Four per Cents, 361 to 37 , ir ~ k....m. emou tti t eso. rrea se ummeessaarr amq .. Business was in a very healthy condition through. defence. It Quid net be either - Native or mese- ; s i l l ri, Leweekitra,h / 11. p m ..., tu t . ekaleseo="7lL Oat the States. Money . in moderate demand, but mica* reliable d dikdastori_ . leas 111.44.11 d. 121 111 dlo There was rather more business doing in the gold Sardinian, 94 to 95 • Spanish Old Three., 461 i ditto fed e. ewer . 14. 4 ., Ilene stocks and securities inactive. The prime of the Yet the Meet NOM VEDUREESS Mr. WALPOLE'S tc. IN ■plalabl_ noraw ... .. se si is t mining shares to-day, and the market was firmer, NbW Deferred, 21 t'o 1. Venezuelan Agaves, 48 to • r t horlo.storeg al horie Militia Bill. .. _Wheel the asisitty stem additka to s l• r e l =ra m , s i l i a sk .... ni Ai 141 a especially for Carson's Creek and Colonial Gold. New air a''' "'" T ` ' ....-ouci a n a t ia nnw.s:ll=.. latter, however, were firm. 211 c w Om n./..4 . 4 . • Granada shares met with a great many buyers about 49 i ditto Deren , e4, tgi. en.' .r e %I awe. air., la the market for breadstuff. there wu not much our asthma abaft wee first wellaelod. fist jeer- se 66 ocreisee Ildhatieas.. le id gi n m # 0 ,.--' vr ,- ''„' ,l'",. vb ~. E A ., usasioses uacimw.. .e& sauska.mo oesette. ,aud activity d i splayed. p r i ces had rece d e d s li g h t l y. nal inhumed the • that it wail test be wile to 33 441 I‘ll.ollAber. the middle of the day, and the price rapidly rose Ems from / to 1 prem. to Ito 11 prem., but left o ff lower a . 1 ..i...e.r.0. , 1... U. 19101 Westeni Canal flour, 4 deli 621 e. to 4 do l es 75e. per callamina a and was load it its sialtatiene msa aistustisai Ca it . • 1 LATF.ST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. • sae.... again, at about 1 prem. Other shares were well t a alb sewer to WA t• taro asnsber.) barrel, steady ; Gennessee prime wheat, 1 dol. 12c. to war Lo u d 4 ' ' 11 .. 1 / rldward bill. Poi • dew hm is ...di l' l3 r-• 4 i * i 1'„"•" -arum labane. oar* and Co.di De. (Slll mi.) .. 14 114 c. per 60Ib. ; Indian corn,round ye110w,64e.t0136e. tams OTOT let Wiklwo and it 11111161166.1° now to 11. 91 gales 09051119 .. a. i al II supported. _ PARA Ana 5. Pm Pm Mecum. ..,,, . ... - Meows. Lem sad Lam" St Coraklll. , Mossy. (Moab. WOW. Laval gook& La ..i.• %kw... 1, - 4ui OWN( awl Om; 97. Teleekeowyard. per bushel ; Indian meal, 3 deli 3 70- to 3 dots . 50c. cat : the gseslet pureed militia Sawa the throat of es on amide Ode% fllmiA.. THIS DAY. - - cs.lai•lif -Jams Tani% Bp. per barrel. the shoal", sonstryhy dint of essprodi wank- n an intu,-,), 1r . ‘ li 3 7 4 Two o'Ciocx. vPi Cu" ,71 95 71 15 72 U 71 15 75 ea r a iTs iirc frt.. , There was little business done in cotton ; prices kW a• an 1•11 www awe to conceal a Owe sr in Wan au Issessesne -- NI iii 44 4 ,14 net. There is still little doing in the gold minineshares, e wrote .. !in 40 101 03 101 75 101 30 101 60 111. , ^7 b" b" k g*" 4 *. 1 .,',1„r 5 ,:r.. i4h5i c„,.=.7 slightly receding. New Orleans and Mobile, mid. • spoonful (Oa.- The Wasp the Mem two el all as. Now 1 alkeW ...... - - - ... . ... .... ~i t h, no .4 feveored banks of ft an !set loft Dab but prices are generally fi rm, being stimtiWted by 11 per OsaiL Kw Lanni ... ... - ... , ... ~,-• ~,,..., sm.doserd freo Illsaisallibills 1111117 fair to fair. 91 to 9.1 outs pro lb.; Uplands sad Firs- alarawat all=th• we wasidwalit,n the extraordinary accounts to head from the pld cur Nat. - ... ... ... Wpm , .*. ''r .25 " " Is % las e Islrstibv ,==,,, i 7s ride , mid fair to fair, 81 to 8; cents per lb. mare any MP heassafret, Uw„ •M so t fields. Carson's Creeks are quoted 6-16 to 7-16 prem. I acr, a r i n s co l lt i r Sitieer mil ioriss M ais M " . S t i tr ei dsmsg. •,, -, f ••tois kaa 1••• Pad *91799 co 42 I % wry lap 1 cq. • ri b, r.i :I. thursestsd mu eurssese missoises woe Ms Freights unchanged in price. Flour to Liverpool, woen; WhawtrY Whilloiwt. k tee eau Wen - - Granada , to 1 prem.; Colonial gold, Ito 1 prem. 4 6 iii Rama lb pre test. etc ... t . c ' .1. •+ Me lib 443413 ...... 11 " " th...",..; is 6d. to Is. 9d. per barrel ; grain to Liverpool, sd. to arraaJle aaskala 'whin; arm the bl ika di - - 161 * 20 102 a. 3 -'• .' .r.sims of Me pisgebanr Me maw Yew% usa Ws.- di 0776611 awmosa Piedmont 5 p.Ct. 1625 .. Treasury Bonds - 144. 3 ''' " ' ore* OMR 41 west all falma, weeftroi to 51d. per bushel. Cotton to Liverpool, 3-16 d. to se alms .11111 worthy et notice, it confines its ethadon 11 LI p*De. ey e 11 , r , A ~..,...,.t, - ,54.451110. rill• KUM Paid. prises dons Do. 6, Ind ..,,,. .. . ..r In tak. la lab_7,a2o 6 . 4.18....wa0 d miw ai l to Ld. per lb. to 7a• 11119111911. sal wadi will, with the sta- Ss ell Gt. - iiiireet.(l9 , 4., 771 3 - 71 TearardAT. toster. PA1414, APRIL 5.-St. Germain, G 45 ; Versailles . (right Juan c ,••• ,"' • " ".1.1.1 l i .: aa a ai rsamisd sha Provisions in fair demand at advancing prices. moss reassaing ill the world, to "rove is if. ler wen wallow - - ill 161 HI I e teak), 340; ditto (leR teak), AS ; Park end Orkann, 1.1711 ad,• er..ta, etl ..45• N ueld INIMMIPIMO 10 all Line Oat 010aill .. 77 IS MOON 1 ;VW Pels all 1 11 Ps Park aid Rouen, 716 23; Rouen and Harm an 75 ; blareeillas sae Exchange on London, 109/ to 110; Pans, 5-20 ; white . "To put the Matter in s i t: o W Wield in mead D e ,Mg r al a t in MAN NA 47.16 Oallfernlan lc:. 1: nee N. n ...rushee! loyeel • *UR. *lll alWay6777 Wiewo Bremen 7 91 , 1; R am h ug h . 3 . 53. 36. of oureming' th at a mi li tia of ass is to be et. toe Lormassicaisin oi l na 71i 4 WOO TS laimine .. Orleans and Boreinaos, 696 75; Northern , AO; Paris and Wm. rite Ono nat .I.e Ileak• Pew wit •1111 air 0044,7 added to a reeler army of 130,000 men, Ist as sap :lt i t is:- ...... ... . 64 - l i d t 71 MOO 10 Aminsimalan boon .a see 25 ; Pane and Lyon., 013 75 ; Tows and Naomi. r5t0.145.r urea. mike (eke fa g. belems), _9o ausimillis 6 e I 333 /3; Mc Memo and Troyes, 170; Dieppe and Pommy, 2,5. eel Ond th ew*, of gm Awn llMllief an mom an pea that the Britiah army is to be hasseterth flied at is fit M. Rea BMW ow: 4 IS I Ammallea hasisold r.. 9 ., .11 4 4e.m...,11 /Pith pold. 011 ii le Um kamialasit M ma. 'int Cott rt. 211,000 ma, et whom 80,000 are to be esostautly and R., 112 ._,_16166016461607 .. .. - I 174 ° 171 I km Rada. all 1 Il Ms tetc•me e; :t moiy.4 Ow Wm arm surd= iii millnr. MOW7I RAW AO Ilisemema Iran and Coal all ... ... Boles, 401 p.; New Three per Cents., 19 9-16 ; a ft er • ' i tar esetivise ristrn A tag tillousb, is - v tow . CUT permanently 'Whaled in thew Was over and sit .""ircultss.iss, '" os.:: 9 7 11 4 931 op i 9 MAU I atm /10tralima 044,1 ‘o IN •* . 4 - 4 ' 0.4 it "to be "b".. 1 414 I . l3 . l3dmaimm sr The Queen held a court and privy council, at three above ash a el the reminder as may awe --- telehrwass. II nil 11 3 I wets 33 Brasll.lal,(iss. at 31. pm s4l 11 1 11.11110 30 Do. Omma and Walk - - lives, 5 ; after Baia, 5. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 100 c. vv .. ' '' ''''' R ' mh. "um "' mmils.MMlm '1 k t rda afternoon, at 'Buclingliam Palace. find holt on service from time to time ." 1?I it. W.'" .- -"" )" n o s 10 Dc..llll.ldia Ma Rey l3 - - Exchange on Loudon, 50.85. ...utunts tan already i,A1154 it mission Si oc oc yes e y- .. . es 4 . SWAN 1 Ousco's 174,4 k. ted wathiand. ,_ The Earl of MaLmesbury had an audience of her This .. .ssaads well. but is any man likely to is 1 na.gesiii.waseite s ei „ s • IMM .. Mee Maar - - 111 St. 110 Luba Is SielhaValberr . U NI 611 """" b ~.,..,..t fa " el ' a "`" l , 4 tall u me . widi l ' il l o w 1.1.1P61 6. 4 18 " 111131 .1 40 .4 a Majesty. Sir Charles Hotham, K.C.8., had an audi- nimise he WIN_ by sage statements 1 Instead of "rut dot tn. tir....1 10 kli 90.. Kat ... - .. 6 14 la mila i Dig. it Metralsa Cbsoper all 6 6ma ft. .., awr . preiereast to al saws aims turd hi Iltst once of the Queen, and kissed hands on being a " that oar army is for the Mute to 40 •S 4 Dm, Rd ... - • 4,. 15.155 30 Omelet .« Sepa 1 alialll iallatlliE. 7 ..... au on - - COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ,7:;,, "'•,s•• Id i 6 °. 6 ° W m" 88 .11.1. ‘ l3/18 tee blurs. ' free pointed her Majesty's minister plenipotentiary too at 211,000 ma, let a s take the cue as it is, 3i en 1**1111.1166.06111141101 ii 14 11.0110 II et. 10 01.0.-00-31/3..01.6. 33 M 334 here Mt IV on YOMPINiaIr 74•44 , 41/9 * 0,01114 OM P 311074 io the Argentine Gonfederation. Sir Charles was p re . without any suppseitios. Let us argue from facts. ei 4, ns---7,4.41.---11014,4 si 4es 1131/1/1 10 7 1 / 4 •9o2r th lkiatkaiserion 9 - - MINCING - LAN) public sees are progressing steadily, at kat me#Stn•-:.• 1'..7 9 re WO" bale sus "mud W .. 434 . 44 iit" w vented by the Earl of Malmesbury, Secretary of State 8 7 the present ansegement of our troops the army nose Maid -. .. - M 44 , 34 ili MAU 1 Ike& .O " r 1 1 1 week's currency, the trade buying freely. 'leaned 1"M 1 31434 . 1 ` 4 " t " " . " I " . ' a. 4 is °beim gua m sen c lig Ile Iris for F Affairs. Her Jaito available fw the Mow. of Great Britain is at pre- S. 666 MIMI.° Di v° , U 33 TAM IS fidi t Cabs lOl - - quoted the same as Friday last. Grocery lumps, 44a. arm et vs ' , evenly will 914 , 17 4•100 677 lat, 9,7411119191 a oreign j y gave audiences is 0 Grist*stem(l, - - 7 10 11 to 48.. tures.. of_ .. .stimos see____...otime lowness-___„.. kb ieseese.... Sir John Takington and the Earl of Lonsdale. The rut Misr IWO men. In fact, were we to leave ien nommsast . 51 el 54 . kais le mete 01,174 Weld Minima to NW awe Dery rn. 7 .4 ..,... tO wrmia m. &SOM. .... • Calnell was attended by Prince Albert, the Pained , I s the did seaport towns, scarcely 20,000 11 is Owe. il•elp;s•ar. WOO 1 Wool Marlpona. au I.dla per 4 '!"m mad by die Onair mod es raise eamals. Mat r ... 7 7e7 small portion found buyers. Ceylon, : Es. . ..... -a-....• a......h../ 00...mrs im mama Premielent flub Viva* I .nvel nr the. Twermerv. 11. MM MU las lioneht into the fi eld. And how is is sa ~ Offirommo l. 2 l • lll :±S•l4Z.o. 4 41 ais it t reer , ,ny b boil ironed ;;;;711 pi 4 sad sear elm la fee u 4 dor .t Wowed destriete deues tot lir Oloideso of mma.mer t ,fturd troo Ile Vionita ilorty.oro et Milo woe. 10111/0 bar arm kw r.. pod la War: robe, rd t • o otteraretsd ttM sureme weberat ode d tad .. t ‘• • e.b..noter. Mara Volplane te news ; erb." t t, d tbr pospiew Isla Odle pro. tee knee eon - orrrequeselly pee is toe di Ore done plc r m le 04:1 6t o n siii• mai PaNINEId by 1,..t0 cr....0.. an rodent Si b. & me d niund ~,veyeas layetionns wade weliawl ilk I: A.. t. •ve Wwd Mod • anitt, Old siwintao awe' este Onto oat .I.e Ileran Pawl awe del tit elate ester.i. teat , Oleo (eke le R. intamis). sr, thrt the raw el gm den none Ib ptspaty de r. .Ittleomet4 with mad. Ode it do knee ft Ole O en. A nctios . •,:4 ertay d deo der ank oriZiteeak Ib wm. • rr. cum' lir milady* Ope aWe usirmak ed e. to be obeervel lkik bee Oa denim if 01, , , v o ar uo the Hunter le% Oa turn tare dready Woad It tanniejt= id sadder,. tm otaoa.b e rut reeved elk skew selopne It t t o:tloweeeer of ph! Wee. appwageklw HAW 11 Vtf melemast to all olke n tar dad earreema. AO parsed need due Met vine two MO We of sere r, POO au le im noddy named to in lig nat poem lo gene k.:o to dhow porde boo eta Noted kg an Ommalles lbws. o• of WI. vadkeedos, k k re of the lawny elide work kw tad Wakak• wkikkikkwe aor twokado d alms ad ale wens& tll.pima to erer morkvery nekettat=nl to Ina QOM net v oiled by Jo thaw on w YE/ skomao. Ydt kr, 4.3 wo w .hood Oa end, tnadilad MI seed fie dem tweet Ike Copal% sodiet. Aonsgowarks law mawasser Me need let alt Onska• oodue oar ultimo ONO me la lie It ea le lOW Ikkollelkao palm kr tin dOr moat alb dose Cowie. Weak eve fall to Won top Ilkaaalwo NB IMMlldift MOIR el 11111 (*IQ ski r reed swift skim d him awkow melee rie. ad lit Candle OW am mama le awl Was et KM , 10 040100 Wino t eras, d likekkesa bows Os r awwwwe two me *poke oilawkwoo kik% el. wilwlabs poems ask okr 'to , • elms VW la MI of=dide ft the rat" ad wet alb rim al& tom: bilberry, for entei sd r42lllllll•6lB 166 Mel tld Y. auctley tar the plakiks of =WIN kangdow-at aboadnee uI ..,.r -Fever for ptense ee VITO is Ike path mewls appeftnen lsla ea element vl at ma ardloty olowsaw, wry sent of I•mal -et awkisokiw a lankkkel • attnatima tar er tommkpoot et posion-lko abwirreet Wok, kr opted ems nil Mow korpme-ofd powlesklea imam kr snob Own assoopkwor ▪ agawia.pi gob. So wiled= d enk Yr as la igen, la Oilettaka-and ▪ aloos netrols NM, elldlell.tet.WADIMIONII at =krill: OM be ono WOW =a wavy ha aimeo sad tilan Om mid win of kit Ems ad ram Is 14 ask at Ur Woo. d. 57 ibelimpos. 111111esene. City; to dot re the Clotpay I liwww..his /Mira sad tore Onto 111. Taailkialyord. The Queen held a court and privy council, at three o'clock yesterday afternoon, at Buckingham Palace. The Earl of MaLmesbury had an audience of her Majesty. Sir Charles Hotham, K.C.8., had an audi ence of the Queen, and kissed hands on being ap pointed her Majesty's minister plenipotentiary to the Argentine Confederation. Sir Charles was pre sented by the Earl of Malmesbury, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Her !Majesty gave audiences to Sir John Pakington and the Earl of Lonedale. The privy council was attended by Prince Albert, the Lord President, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Secretaries of State for the Home, Foreign, and Colo nial Departments, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the President of the Board of Trade, the Poshoestee- General, the Chief Commissioner of Public Weeks and Buildings, the Lord Steward, the Lord Chamber lain, and the Master of the Horse. Sir John Dod son, Dean of tho Arches and . Judge of the Prerogative Court, was, by command of the Queen, sworn of her Majesty's Meet Hem Privy Council, and took his seat at the board. A proclamation was ordered tab, lamed ter giving currency to a new coinage of lorias. The sprain ment of the members of the new Educed= tee was was approved of by her Majesty in eons& The Hon. William Bathurst was the clerk of the omen in waiting. After the privy council the Earl of Derby bad an audience of the Queen. Her Majesty was attended by the Tremont of the Household, the Vice-Chamberlain, the Comptroller of the House hold, the Marquis of Asessay, Gold Stick in Wait ing; the Earl of Vendem. Lard ha Waiting ; and Colonel the Hon. A. N. lined. Groom in Waiting. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Brous.—The public sales are progressing steadily, at last week's currency, the trade buying freely. Refined quoted the same u Friday last. Grocery lumps, 445. to 48e. COFFIN.—The public sales went off heavily, and but a very small portion found buyers. Plantation Ceylon, 475. to 695.; Carta Rica bought in, 435. to 475. ; Mocha, 78s. to 89s. Rms.—This article is neglected. Cocturritia..—liolders are very firm and asking Id. to 2d. advance on last week's prices. Rum remains dull of sale. mea t ra biiirmas: - T. al liiskiiiii.. DILOWA: Owilimuilaioc ii. 66i 66 a 16 Si U Is tO 171 111 t 3 34 11 10 As 31 $ dl. Si Si 4 7 do Si 71 dl. Nara 111Mbraidre... . Math Weioni _. Karallillsailk W . sit.Jsue =Wan" &Wolter SWIM Dal**.a; . ossure. a Via. Ds., Nii MONEY MARKET. Corrox.—The market continue' dull. In otherarticles no material alteration, se. at. is U IN oil . 94 14 I l i 11 00 I 7 10 13! 16 10 10/ TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day, the demand being very trifling. Quotations range as follows .—Town Tallow, 345. 6d. 'nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 335. 6d. to 35e. 9d. ; October to December (1862), 375. 3d. to 375.; on or before the end of March, 35e. 6d. ~i w:~: 11 ' 4 4 / die Uli AMA San Swill Wales . tea Tabbiabsitos. 14 1S 1 I 104 116 se 2 Mc 12 11 111 2 ar 22 II 1 As SMITHFIELD HAY MARBET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report trade brisk, at the fol lowing quotations:—Prime Meadow Hay, 745. to 80s.; inferior ditto, 665. to 70s. ; Rowed, 60s. to 631. ; Clover, 76e. to 86e. ; second cut, 70e. to 755.; Straw, 245. to 2ils. iii . ii 19 II ICI IS IN .d I* all St. n Is 1 1* so 1 9 IL fe Seilliraa%Doseindine 71= Tarklbouseskilerwis De._ as Ibiatirs LONDON PROVISION MARKETS. eis 1 le i IQ IQ 7 .i di ti SIC' LONDON, APRIL 5. The arrivals last week from Ireland were 780 firkins Butter, and 2,340 bales Bacon ; and from foreign porta 8,670 casks Butter, and 630 bales Bacon. The sale of Irish Butter continues of the same retail cha racter noticed in our last: prices are quite nominal. Best foreign further declined to 80s. to 82s. Tbo Bacon market remains in au inactive state, and but a limited amount of business transacted during the week; holding, however, do not press sales, and places remain about as bet quoted-4U to 50c, according to quality, weight, &c. Stock and deliveries for week ending Apra 3rd litTrza. Same. Stock. Delivery] Stook. Delivery. 10,020 0,310 4,510 2,040 12,730 3,290 3,540 1,400 I 20,770 3,470 3,300 2,370 A hme LLlE z i nt ON awl ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte niaaraemar., ae ana 71, LIIIIIK4O2Va. P o nd to sad Usitsainst. rIAISOPORTER of the ISM wort maid. SALL HIRE, sad EXPORTS 110 N. Intermits(' =Ns est as Strst (assely to sew) to be sold st a cos. ribluden.—ilsomel•bacd tisaMerlse by mins 'makers st b. prim Prime Albert, accompanied by Prince Leopold of Saxe s=2, and attended toy Timm& Harding. (Mester e the Ordnaan) end Vara:Col. Pro* Hugh Simms; kft Baskieghem Palms et 10 eels& yesterday weenie' ter Woolwich. The tire jam reneoned to Bushinglime Palm MP oder two et • OiMmiese et He Boyd Comminkei he the Exhibi tion et He had • needs( Fistaresy afeesseen, at half wit hoz &sleek, at B~tem Velem t Primo Albert Miat. The other numb= were b= et the Committee i ag eoleville, the Eight His. William E. Gladstone, M.P., Er Wm. Cubit*, and Er. Themes F. Gibson. The meetingliseke up at • quarter past el: &sleek. Priam Leopold of Saxe Cobourg went to Claremont yes terday allemese, and visited the Counties de Neuilly and the Emma loyal Family. The Priem of Wales, the Primes Boyd, and the imager royal children, emit and welltiog 'maim yesterday I. the gardened pietylam Mee& TIM Quern had • dieser _ at Bucking- ham Palace. The emapomp ieneeded roamlas the Beim of bridge, Ire Le Comte E•gode, Prime Leepold at Saxe C•- bourg, the Resoles XMr.r and the Bareeles de Brun now, the Sicilia& Mahler and the Prism di Carini, the Bra ilia. Kisielor red Ilailear MN* the DOgertall Adorn, the led red Comidoes Ibliiiiktem the Hon. Cecil Vareater, the Chevalier lodged He waiting en Le Conte d'Agells), and Lord William Taub& (in waiting on the Doke of Cambridge. iTark Ds...B..."l'dimi sel Sul\ ligair Ri!EsuligiP 47 MISS eimP iia 7 C !..MD nil ali SI le J L. RANCOUR'S INFLATED INDIA-RUBBER AIR.PROOF lARD.CHAIR. VIN' old meal sr Ye say be wed wooly r emlboryik Oidisay a b. • tmliyin Mgr IldsChibr, by albums As bail in" ell& tattled to the Oubboy - bootee eyrywrae aperture kr Win; 1141 14 14, .11,,t1 mesas it soy be I,,id it &ware to say Ae. per of uftbiswe, ttatl eet ,• • my mete beanie • , v..t tot Alm attic .eiembly i ltr adapted !or • grist me oal omfort. Moir es a boa at oda CLCANISID IIiDIA-1111113111 HOSE PIM for bimoda. Ormoalool, viisoloa prim, ollstelboalog mom. sad faE Ye pi tubas al wises Mao Ur Or ri olobbad mem Ponakie Isierrabler Iftwor.soll Iltpmess PIN" do . oioprad Mae Naar, Ali OEM= sod S. mile dm In•rder. au maw diced M WWI LTNI belawebber maairoxy, doomadiosi. lase" wla ele>< ismolkle amtioa ti Stll If It; w i te lmie4iiit - Wisis — ril ID IF= r lasinflareftral tliji=eoaildries6l ne Ne SS Si li IS SS 47 'UI::: NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL, Aram 5. The supplies of each kind of meat on sale in these mar kets being unusually large for the time of year, and in excellent condition, the general demand is heavy, on the following terms: Per 81b. by the masa. ad. s. d. 1 ad. ad. UMW Beef 1 10 1 2 I Interior Mutton.. 2 4 1 II Middling di 1 4 2 6 Midas' ditto. ...... .. 2 8 3 0 Prhste Imp ditto " 261 8 1 Prime Oro 32 3 4 Dhto mall ditto 1 to a 0 Large Pork 3 0 4 0 6E41 Port 3 0 3 I Lamb, 41.. 6d. to Si. ad. NMI OCllialliesj isiassast I Doi road crieglearamtWailses Do. drew Da. sea* BMWS ("Ica mei Opmeyfek 044 SS 4N 101 101 &Si 146 SS VI IN IN 116 Si 211 z Ile 174 ' (lord ITheni — DIU Pr , ams ONO [--- IP fi I. SI PRICES OF BUTTER, CHEESE, RAMS, &c: Sir Robert A. Vergasoo, M.P., sad lb. Teesent. M.P., bed is Jamie, yeanday_sith the Preidist sad Vico- Praikat of the land of lads ea the sagen of the Pa ilarada Aneadonst Di Bellell Alder= ledes faterriew 'with Mr. Se cretary Walpole anordis. et the Mone-eMee. Mr. Justice Wiesen's& bed aim ea interriew with the right boa. gen tians. _ " B".. " WaXisis ia lT l :rt Lftr i gia (lon One llWelborn I De. ilme ab irm . (dlits timed to Nt. Welise). w.ler Tdirfi ok %Pa- 44 44 • 10 pm Sli 14 z d Friathad, prz swt ~.. S. S. 76 to SS 76 SO 90 641 74 76 70 74 70 74 00 70 S. U. Dostgo Cameos tor, pa N mt. to 54 Ho& yak boas 64 Woolmeoload do. kW Ow 52 U Amsdon do. 11/118.145./koso, greas 5O 54 Woomend Nom. 49 51 1 lionhomb Ow— 42 48 dooduel — N q MI I sal oiriow Water rd. It Cork Ltoiosisk .. lato Inok Bettor l par demi ".---,.--...--- -- 70 ill 10 12 TIM Led Advocate left town yeabseday idialsosh. Dispatches were received at the Cokalskase yesterday hems the Governors of the Welt India Ishak the Offer. awe of New South Wales, New Zealued, Von Dieuen's Land, and from the Governor of Turk's Ms. J. W. Cunningham, Dr. Goy, and Dr. Todd, bad as interview with Lord John Manners yesterday, at the Ake of Public Works and Boilding. in Whitehall-place. a I so 1 lielsaialleirmiklii: Mils • •••••• ( k • ant Wows) II IS de le 11l Cheekier, do Od 0 ENGLISH BUTTER MARKET, APRIL 6. We note a dull market, at still declining prices. Quota tions (as under) are almost nominal. Dorset. am weekly Mo. to Slis. par cwt. iikklliag Do. oil . ..... sos. lo Ms. Fruit 72.1.108.4d. me dos. lbs. Demitaol _M BABE and COMFORT in SHAVINO.—B. and • (*WOWS CAMS, RIOP, or Innirilsorrai (arse ur Manoisi, min deiliis owls Ile asit twin di% The * uo.llift remold Is low ON mg 11.1011114 sup g..11r. ••••• Kr? , : " Ws.-1 hoe mile Islol al arm Ulm. Ng OW Is awns balm ass sw Om I Isle Yla •••••••a d pi • ball este to curbs binomials kr amils aid ••• C. Ks?. Ms lbws. I. I. Comm. lemila lra; enurcluotrist. Lialsa! i aatatla I ow r eliskied,•sa cal portuasere; at M M. e 1L IMOMI In SIIL—COW VAN'S iissisan tempered ammo PinsMii ardor, piamoilly LADII&—BOWLANDB' YALYLOM, be' de Amami lisadismil forbid. +d radiss Mete Pa de - dd• lOU% V= is de pm sed aide essitatay dad% It bomb dl Ms On mdie. rosy limidd r Illmoiddh rIMP sOdully didpalop Mum loMplm_gelop OWN. AM Iskiellook IM Mar olomor sallot Ilsos It Mord Is Os abiord did= me um Mid It dims ap do Ime stim maw Mlopmedd le own Ida OIS 61•111. sidlod Idi dlop di MINIM sed bablodub d Op Olot MN sal ole. Ito ll. •to so Os ay Imo Oorstbool INIAL Winn sfsmodow 110 yogi " MOW =rat Os 081 toldo. sod A. Ilsoloti art bra 11~ iloolo." no Mr mmod cm Ur ildermist es ad deft sad I s. 41d.--Opkl by tam pad by Choilloot Partedm IRELAND. Two amdidates of "most liberal principles" are promised he Waterford. It is expected that their names will be known before the close of this week. Sir William Somerville has taken leave of the eltaorsof Drogheda Man address, in which he nays: —" From every inquiry which I have been We to make I have come to the conclusion that, in the pre sent state of public feeling, I should not appear before you la a candidate for your menages with - any well grounded hopes of a eneoessful result, and I therefore retire from the field." Mr. Riehard Imviroa, a moderate conservative, will contest lit Met with the sitting members, Lord John Chichester and Mr. Tonnent. Other candidates have been spoken of, but not with ally degree of P m ' bebility. The I.imerick (Amick states that Sir Mathew Barrington, in coulnnatlsa with other leading inter ests in the city and liberties, hes signified his inten tion of giving most mead swots the ensuing clectionto Mr. Francis William The Limersik (Amok* sac ssa Igulustriowi rid en hams are Wend ieg thew inductor is t he and west of Inland. Three hrselten of the name MaiIIIPW, hem recently taken eaten• sive farm—two in the vicinity of Limerick, Br'mambas, tad linerldishem. dr third nem Midtown Malbey, which they ire respectively %Mac.* olooliktg. The three (trio ewer** weer MO wren D.Dyeireh.n b hold ender Mr. Wdeney, who pmelmeed it ender the Initembored Eu la►n Cart, and the odor two an mad by those respect able yew, men trios Camel Wyndham. PORT OF Lowasrorr.—The Lords of the Treasury lore esastitetail Lowestoft, at present a creek within the port ef Yarmouth, a separate and iadepesdest port of the MI P •n* der, sad the anangemast ta take effort lei after the kik fast. SPORTING. TATTERSALLI3--MoNDAT. TWO THOULUID OCIIIMAS EU KW 4 to 1 opt lake of ltlailante MMINIMPOIi S SO S lord 1111thodife = .1 2) Il •to 1 Mr. ewahabali le ft l lard NNW % bathes Lopidlot was backed 4 al dot odd be got ow at 6 to 1, nod at Oho slaw was aloud as pod • &mains as Home. brewed. atplast whoa/ ta I wen doe highest odds obtain. alio is the eady part of tb. ahersoss. COMM 001 f. 11 to egst 14.Idlionfe Mass 11l Is 11r.Orethlthearerrew 70 to Itr.lerwade JaeNar le to PINOIIB7II NNW N to Jabs 00••••• 11, to Dube et NN% Nate ear Lad . Name eff Mr. C. Philp% lfelaiaret (t) lON 1 Dim" llat bake Worth Nee to Mr. Bhigherfethes 'Mew The pries* quoted wan Wan la the owes of the day, but were currently Ahead at Ors dose; Stilton, Merry Bird, and Poodle wens and i ragnat. $ to 1 apt Mr. I=l/4176 /Mb (t wed an old) 11 to I IN to Lad INlNEin ail Ua t t 17 le 1 lard Cleweleme 17 to 1 Mr. J. IL etriersOwlit (1 le to I) Nto 1 Amite Uele Many 73 to 1 Mr. J. eretth !heath Bobbie Noble was bodied La miens at 11 to 2 and 6to 1, Augur at W and II to I, I iht body, first at 20 to I and finally at 17 to I, Clavethowee at 17 and 18 to I, Little Harry at 20 and 22 to 1, and Phadein freely at 40 to 1. We did not hear • bat yet Alias, hat were an homed that 60 to had been Lid at We Turf Club ;he was biessdiees. ab le s n i r Pod is seratchod lie the Newmarket Handicap. Scam thmouta.—Oee of the LryrtAxel eteeeme....e built as tie Thom will be loanekvi a . Wrdeeeday ham the yard et Ilion. Mu. awl Co., at Blearsll. hite le sheerly 2,00010. teethe., oid tended fee the Wier smell web* vie the Cape. Ilhe b sarred tie bedieme. Mild ether eleeeres, mid* ere babe, la the sane yard, will he limashed le the N el the noses. Laisoweson Woaimo HEN'S Issirrom—On Wedinneig so $, Seat annual meeting of this neafal ingllMAina wee held la the large room, or bell, of the 'natl. Mas a lamliDsdley Colette Smart, td.P., in the chair. After as iMmeafing and useful address from his lordship upon Ne ingertesee et edmation, especially to working men, the men TN nod by Dr. Thorn, frcen:which it appeared NM Ida mime elite institute had been duly appreciated!" them fin viten benefit it was intended. The members of 1111111 i. (writing), about slaty in comber , had presented 1 their termer with a silver inkstand, in testimony of their granesen Nevertheless, the committee were geeatly ia need pecneuary help to assist in the formation of the Jitney, en 4 to give greater eibeiney to the CIMINO. Irma We Doly Nam) Loot night, Mr. Secretary WALPOLE, MEM the derisive Meth, of the House of Commonso pers ie leave to withdraw his nulitiavotiog Never was dinsmilture moth emapisbo I—never ath =maw repudiated. Baru about ust s rt hot, this wondsthil prodnetof wisdom laird 111117 till M.:May evening p—ito aid read oohing tin thrliirt opportunity ahMe the spo ilt ill the bOllOO, robot*, to mamas, its amiss. Ons Wade( _ _snide was lone then it send both; and the withleawnl snide hot Weldon to dos maids plan may, 'where, be regarded se a femeleed•wfog of the fate at the Miillll snare. For only NNW was anything men unenotathable. We waY 11 • 1 1 049 proper ddestan, and be willing to pay Ise time i bet a militia Ina as the Tories propose kso Inter defence. It soda set be either ithotive or mos• onkel, reliable or witishatoey. Yet the Thew shads godflathor to Mr. WALPOLE% Militia Bill. When the netenity of as additha to our national detenem was first rid. that her nal int:mead the • that it wooll not be who to orgaitho a . mod was loud in its enitatloas Mt Lord halo"' rodsond bill. Bat a thongs him moo over and it endeavenee now to arum rho geepeeed militia dews the throat of the esnairy by dint of ossposil words— sinisehism just as an norm trios to calomel a dime at g in a spoonful insp. The bill, sops the Flons, two ir ot, eggingter—tho ewe maids that, eet melba anfallftwas for beset the ether, if we mm toba=blitering, it e Mali like aslieno.dhle qua the ille Pa .. aimed Imwee6y el co confines its athadon to the sossad, and would with, with the mg hy aena log in the world, to . provo iris in whits. "To pat the matter in • plain light, honed stimmittfr that a militia of 80,000 ass is to be WA to a molar way of 130,000 mon, ist us sup ._that the Pridek army is to be hmossforth Ind at WIAOO w,elwhsmBo,oooaretobeconstantlyand stationed in the,. bin over and above wet a mind. et the reminder as may hod Wolf on both survive from time to time." This mods with, but is any man likely to be gilled by siisli statements? Instead of " sup prig " that me army is for the future to be lasi at 211,000 use, let us take the cue as it is, without any supposition. Let us argue from &eta By the present sessnomisnt of our troops the army andoblo for the demo, of Great Britain is at pre- I seat vollso 30,000 men. In fact, were we to leave 'whom in the thief seaport towns, scarcely 20,000 oath 'sold be brought into the field. And how is it r to remedy such a state of things, in order :ix is ode r Why, by forming thameg6 out the kingdom, detached all over its cud s% en heavier, undrilled body of 80,000 MIS. PIN whin we are told that the militia "wank be very nearly on a par with the regular edam et most onidnental states," we can only snips. those who minks such an assertion must be ignorant of military matters. How is it that a man who is drilled only for 21 dogs Vest per and 14 each subsequ ent year can rely be compared with men who re become hared to leer —sot to say hardened in bloodshed—th tit anSi trato r f d Algeria, or the marshes et y ? Will you get 80,000 oro l orhardo working population to worth to eertein death, at the rod of their general, jut ae dm Brim advance against an enemy's battery, biting the den with a any of " God save the EnrmissP Lind, bow can a man learn to be a thither is 21 days I' It' would without angswellem take that time to accustom him to his blew stook. He then has to learn his - 4ot= step, his floolock drill, his company drill, and battalion lONIMSIIOIj aad,.if net intended as a mere scarecrolv, be snit be genatieed at firing. With the hardest waiting sad meet wil ling of recruits this could not beitperformed under three months. The Times is quite cornet when it says, " Twenty-one days a year wadi snob a soldier his exercise as well as a militiamme That is to say,one and the other would know nothing about their duty. But then, where are the senteimmledsod officers to be obtained from—who are to belle OW pools, sergeants, and sergeant-majors? Then me who not only have to go through their .marina 8m machines, but have to see that the machia• 11661 Then when are these militia to be taught light in fantry drill—when are several regiments to In exercised together, that they may learn how to act together. To learn the bugle calla would require far more than 21 days. Will Colonel Can- TERTON, Colonel DUNNE, or even the SECREIVAT a WAR, in the lower house, - state it as their delibseak conscientious opinion that they an make a soldier out of raw material in 21 days! Will the &a. DIMAS, the SEATONS, the MaM=Statui, is tie upper house, make a similar stabimont P lie : not a man who has ever seen a day's smith would pooh his military name by making such a notiment. When the Duke of WELLINGTON was requested, to 1814, to send home one of his old regiments, to be replaced by the militia,—though this militia had ban training for years, what was his answer ? That he would not exchange one of his veterans for half a dozen of the others. Yet, perhaps, we shall be reminded that this militia is not intended to gli k abroad, that it is merely to defend our housabokl gods. Why, when our homes are in danger is the vary time when discipline will avail us, and when mere courage alone would be inefficient. Thee* would be no wait of " pluck," but we should want discipline also, sod the militia must lack that ingredient of effishaty. We say that if our vast navy n properly dlo ed, the state is in no danger; that this fear ol foreign invaders, if our present force is well h is a bugbear—but this is a men matter opinion. If the man of the country think differea s i let proper moulirall at dierme be tab% he that, for the future, palm should net mirdiow social quietude of the monstry. Bat sash nemby can slimly not be gained in the jatigtholit ol 60 thinking part . of the perdition, when they human aware how miserably weak he defence the pipmed militia must necessarily bo. Although the Times dints to despise the maw mists, yet it takes the trouble to attempt to emv vert a few of them, by pointing out the ammasay of a militia. "If we were suddenly to =raw our 'standing army' by two-fifths, we should regain a proportionate augmentation of barracks, pars& grounds, and so forth ; whereas a militiaman can be lodged to the best purpose in his own house. Again a soldier is kept in barracks, and put daily through his work of parade, because he may at an) , moneen get the route for foreign service." Now it happens an we do poem' an enormous barrack accommoda tion' which is made no manner of use of. In Great Britain there are 118 barracks, constructed for 1,755 officers and 42,461 men of infantry, 573 Odom and 8,442 cavalry, 298 officers and 6,649 In Ireland there are 109 barracks far 1,1 officers and 25,821 infantry ; 364 ear officers and 3,590 men ; 99 officers and 2,093 giving a total of 227 barracks, with en scoommodn Lion for 4,264 officers and 91,056 men. t r am t therefore, ample spare-room for some forty men. But soldiers are not confined to Mimi, merely that they may be ready for maimmhstime. They live there to be trained to that stria anon of duty, and that perfection of discipline, without which a soldier is a soldier but in name. Coseteady seder the eye of their commanding officer, they smut conform to the rules of the service ' or be paneled. If, thseofore, the militia can only be supported on the mere of its wonsay in not needing barracks. we would keg to refer than curious in such matters to the report of the ocaraittee on ordnance silliest's, where they will find each joarrack carefully entwine reaztlid,mittabor with the hies it can contain. 'As ii, the whole subject mad lead to ea orinbesse verdict that the tory militia plan is a Mon; sad the sooner Mr. WALPOLE deals with ths whole _same, as he did List night with his military voting esheues, the better for his reputation, and for that tithe ministry he belongs to. 94 Ili 1111A1M If 1 di 11 At S 11y SS ly 1 Ps 121 311 H 1 44 , 3 11 11 ly a. liadwirOnikaw ss is $ we Ct. de. 114. Ds. How • pw o.6 Bl^rt irw Ormi Ihrthers 1 _ _AWNIra(Dia.„ lamilahltiels. a. Da par Ont. la* 1= 4 21 1 Ds. Paw Over. II pat Ont. lawies s.wasomit, =Prelegal Wasinallya Da. IDANDOssabt.DILIIpAX lIYM Prakastaa - "Need IN per*. S 4 1 4+ 101 IISI6 12 ii 13 14 di. 1 4 , 4 I I sd SI IMF Id Ida Id Ila 14a la II ii 1 1 dls 4 114 2 Pl!' throws.llOßßlßPror.W.! MR4 $ Oat.. ... Eau! Qom - TnirstartrAnin.,l iliw" - 7 POMO! it, 'Mhaiku ... aski oms Visnos) _ kiptiasa. %WATS. LI in II Til 31 St 3 pm _ _ ord a" new 1: A 11 - 1116 reit - mile:- Ds. Do. .. Dillallwaii.. . .. ark .. .. De. Es. Ya w... .. . - . 11 Odom awl Ilrdsanz PNude mod = a , Fide eal 10 Pals sad Ism ID hob Moubsarg 10 Ilers sull Nola P PEP. amil Moms I/ 11ftes awl Mop 6 0 7 311 i 111 si q ria 4 i a Pa 44 1 1 Pi 11 11 41 6 0 044 I 11 41 31 111 It i II 7111 itleNota of Tromso Liminsoor., Aram 6.—Our market to-day has been eat, and the business limited, at a decline in prima. Ths following are the transactions: Caledonian, 14 ; Eastern Counties, 9 I . lo—East Lancashire, 174—Lan cubic.and Yorkshire, 71—Ditto (fifth shares), 611 d.— London and North Western, 1234—Ditto (new I shares), 4f o. p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 331—Mid land, 64 3; 4 34 c. i 64—North British, 81—South Eastom sad Dam, 21e I ;—York sad North /bawd, 241 13. 1 ii liiiiiK 111 8 $ is le i 1 - s s f i .. IF MONDAY EVENING. The English stock market remains firm, not even a fractional variation in price occurred to-day, busi ness being very restricted. On Thursday the divi dends will fall payable, and to-morrow the govern ment broker will resume his usual purchases on ac eount of the Sinking Fund. The large imports of specie and bullion now coming forward, together with the intelligence of the extraordinary yield of the Australian gold fields, are all calculated to in spire confidence. The official business list includes only Consols for money, at ON, ; and for account, at 981, 1 1. The closing quotation was 984 to 1 both for Cash and the 13th. Exchequer Bills were rather more offered to-day, and the March bills were at one time purchased at 70s. prem., but the quotation left off 68s. to 71s. The June bills are worth 66e. to 1395. prem. pram Bonds mark 68s. to 71s. prem. In the foreign house Mexican and Spanish Bonds engage the chief attention. Spanish docks of all descriptions were in demand, the old Threes rising to 47, and the Deferred debt to 211. Compared with the prior of last Monday these figures show a rise of 3 per cent. on the former, and of 11 per cent. on the latter. After business beers on Saturday the price of Mexican Bonds was put lower, and to-day the quotation has not maintained the fu lle advance established in the latter part of the week. Upon the announcement of a large remittance having come to hand on dividend account, however, the price became stronger, and left off 341 to 1. Among the cargo of the Orinoco are two came of Bonds =awned to Col. Facie, so that it is hoped the long-delayed conversion will now make progress. It may be of interest to mention that Mr. Faloonnet, the bondholders' agent, left England on his return to the scene of his duties in the Great Western steamer, which sailed on the 2nd inst. In accordance with the announcement made by us a few days ago, a notice was to-day issued by Col. Facie, stating that holders of the certificates of arrears desirous of im mediately receiving 41 per cent. of their claim, may have them damped by him, and will then receive that amount from Messrs. Bering Brothers, lees four months' interest, at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum. Venezuelan Bondi were very good in the earlier part of the day, but were sold at • lower figure in the afternoon, although the Committee's adnoes (published below) are favourable. Buenos Ayrean Bonds are firm, and all other stocks well supported. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001 ex div. ; ditto, for account, 16th of April, 991 ex dry. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 76, 77, 78. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 601; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 921, lex div. Equa dor Bonds, 61, 6. French Four-ands-Half per Cent Bente., 100 f. 76c., and 100 f. 50c. (Exchange, 26f. 40c.) Granada Deferred Bonds, 10. Mexican Bonds, 341, 1,1, 1,1, 1; ditto, New Converted Three per Cents., 281, 4, lex div. Peruvian Ao tins, 1061 ex ay. ; ditto, Deferred, 67, 664. Por tuguese Five per Cents. Converted 1841, 371; ditto, Four per Cents., for account, 36 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 931, 1. Spanish Passive Bonds, 61, 1; ditto, Old Three per Cents., 461, 47, 461, 46,1; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, 21, 4, 201, j. Venezuelan Actives, 481 1,1, 471.. The opinion expressed by as that ;he specie un mts this week would be unusually heavy, is already borne out by facts. To-day we are informed, almost eimultaneously, of the receipt of 430,0001. in specie at Southamptol by the two West India steamers; whilst three vessels from Australia, all bringing quantities of colonial gold are reported as having arrived off the coast. Of these the Idlackfriar brings over about 40,0001. worth, the Alert 00,000 oanooro. l and the Bolivar a considerable quantity. Further supplies are on their way, and the Hero was about to sail from the other side with 30,000 ounces. The ac counts of the extraordinary yield of the gold fields have Again excited much interest ; as it appears difficult to fix a limit to the extent and importance of the discoveries daily made. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent per annum yielded by the various English securities cited at the average of the prices now ruling. Where the asterisk (') is prefixed, it is to bo understood that the share rate of interest is lees the income-tax. It will be seen that in every case we take the rate of interest last declared as the basis of our calculation. To render the results strictly accurate, the pro port ion of interest which may have anceued since last dividend period should, in each ease, be taken into account: firer per ()at. Ckevois price RI yield pat oust, £3 0 9 Balla Moak (11..104 per orat per la.) 240 OP 4 0 91 Laateapear Isills (lat. la& per anat. pre 0.0 W. pie. . 2 4 II East Waste shares, 194 pail (gawps teed dlr. 3 per prat. pre mason) 2l PP 4 3 Eli Ono Wrote's. £l4O el. (eh. at tles rata al 2 par oat. par aaausa tam:whirr wad Vorkahlre £l5O atarke,dlr. at the rate al 3 par lust, prr ann.) Loudon .ad Pttati Writers *tete (thrtdeso at the rate at bf threat per MIAOW 69 I/ tondos aM North Withers elate (di.. at the rate of 6 per seat per ann.) liktland Stoek•(dly.atthe tatoet2f per Mt per Ann.) 64 South lira ntoek• (div. at the rate at 34 nee ern!. per annum.) 2ll 99 York. Newesade, and turwick Monk° ttde. at the rated J par cod. per meth) !v. I 4 HI I z el lei so 6 14 4 8 8 21 114 6 471 0 12 111 S 17 11i 4 17 64 •• 4 3 111 4 IG ei a 4 I Of COTTON.—Lmasooi, Aram s.—Our market to day has been firm, but it wants animation. There is no change in prices to notice from the currencies of Friday end Satur day. The sales are estimated at 6,000 bales, and include 400 Perna= and Maranham, at 54d. to 71d.; 20 Bahia, 4d. 600 Egyptian, 6/d. to Bd. ; 400 Surat, 3/d. to 4d., and 30 Sea Island, 14d. to 20d. The sales since Thursday amount to 16,000 bales, and the imports to 30,000. CATTLE, ific.—Coxotrxrun, April 3.—The supply of Sheep was good, but the trade was by no means brisk ; sales being difficult at last week's rates, the transactions were consequently limited. Fat Beasts were in good suppls, but hung on hand until nearly the close, when most of them were sold at rather declining prices, vis., about 2d. per stone. Owing to the continued night frosts having an injurious effect upon the feed, fresh and lean stock were extremely difficult to dispose of, although offered at consi derably reduced prices. Very few cart Horses at market, the enquiry for which is still kept up. The Pig trade con tinues very fiat. Supply—Sheep and Lambs, 4,230 ; Beasts, 235 ; Pigs, 280 ; Calves, 31; Horses and Ponies, 29. Nouvrsou. Apra 3.. Our re... 4.• . f.:. elbow of store cattle ; buyers were tolerably numerous, and a fair amount of business transacted, at last week's prices. Fat Beasts a large show; trade worse than last week, although not half the number of Beasts on offer, still not more than half sold at last week's prices. The pens were fairly filled, and all the hoggete sold at quite as good prices. Fat Sheep, 71. to 71. fid. Good store pigs, 18e. to 225. per heed ; fat Pork, se. to 6e. 6d. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. TUESDAY, Aram 6, 1862. 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