The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-28 00:00:00

/7 " • .... c jed e... :,....., epe • 4 4 ...:*'. Ade...." . ..." • • *, •so • lts f 1, 37,„-- A i • '' ' 4 0 02- . 4, es .1.4 . : 0 1.-•• , ' €. • . Tvlbt dr.xprit, W .. A0 ...„., . '^ N oe 1,772.3 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1852. --_. ~........._ r EILVATION of the CRYSTAL PALACE. TIIE ART UNION ANNUAL MEETING. . SPORTING. BAILWAYS. MINES. 41 we Pratte uz.v.risn, held 31116 DAY, La Matt. TUESDAY Evert for Yesterda the annual ge neral meetie Of the sub- - NEWMARKET FIRST SPRINt.? MERO Na THIS DAY. Y. 1: w " • i i .. tw s h . t .. " . l",: y th4 w L ; r, ;"' llll-11-t ' k '''' ''K Ern tlirlv°lTali th :l---- •""" Clial " ; • aad scribers wail y held et the Lyee gt iiin Theatre, fur i t . purpose of , Thc market for English mines has improved to --"" kJ M J,.... in lit a., ray , M.P., and Neeelaesaly re. HY'. , receiving the report of the council, and the distribetion of LATEST BETTING ON MONDAY Y 113111 .• The arrangements for the aettlemenTtwofoth°e•Caoeowcnnt nay, in consequence of a larger demand for dividend aired: TWO lIIOUNIND GUINZAI STARR& ". now in progress, and the market is generally at and speculative mines. Clive shares, which closed of , 22 ,, . h e pent . ot.seibtittu ot worts in the lee orb. the pr . zee. i The house was crowded in every part. On the 3to I aget Ilembeewed (i) I7to I opt abasissom! co al A't '" '" l. ' '"" i " Itt " aa 4 2"11 .-. his n a=l Sage were Lord Loode.botough, Sir C. Lemon, J Martin, Sl° I - VW" (g wo e? than _yesterday. South - Westerns, Ilidlands, yesterday . at 31,1, have advanced today to 3/, 41, ,-,' .. ca, dn.". to the teetrn - tion, rellaentenA ..... 12 to 1 - Rockwell North Midland', ..- T,..... ' ,si of tie p °P . ., and • that C.lo ao e.mg ylellie wit& settafre. sto I - Daniel Rourke (t) York arid' Lee, M-P., sir 0 . Wilkininn. Mr. Setiennl TbnlnPuln. Womersley was declared not to start in the town about 9 , westerns and falecion • s ea th_E as teene t G rea t at which quotation several bargains have been done, - re wet twenties lately Ittrty to the pill In Saw the and the market closed very firmly. In West Alfred been dealt in at a "fille.- ..n II : 2 ,... the 4% ,....4 . (.. ~a , ,,h m . ‘ „,,,,, .., 1 s w im ' 2 ",/". Alderman Wilson, Mr. Auldju, Mr. Hawkins, F.S.A., &e. o'clock ■a.m., and Vortex, who arrived 117 the • ofternoon ' -" . besides other lines, have •;blo improvement. Consols and Trebarvahs shares have changed hands es; 1, 4 , 1 ',. ,k.,,,, ~.. mottos of the rep& vont./ them etletthol Lord LONUIIOIIOIIOI , OII (in the absence of Lord Mont. with Finite sail Stapleton , at 10.26 rem. • ; her , freely. A few transactions in Eaat Wheal Rose and ,„'".. ll l ot Ituy folly agrtsiate crews ( 11.....iimaga iortunity ei mg/w w rjeu stiounewsi se. esee. who ww compelled to woad a asocadrcao of tha a ta i apa sm. C_ U. _ _Ran' It CUP. , French shares are as.. IS- - vmsgri. West Ding Deng have been done, the former at our .2 ma ti,....tisa. c a st., fete 20 so I eget Home Homburg (t, W ...,,,i,6 : . ; as at tie egret LaMar:on of .6 11, reef widen that tbe House of Lords), preeided. 14 to 1 - Hrthorpe (t) 113 to 1 - Wl= Warrior b,.,„l:l•Are,h.id be prverretti ,n 1 IL peewit MOON Redder. The climmaa mid. id . ag the proceedings, ha 20 tot - Indy live (t) SO to I - Ilegleadtr aliAlla" 4111 WWI " ck. Ul6 ----- nl7"- •ue to-day ap fat quotations, and the latter at an improvement of 'Y ' S Petal b ' s ' l6 a 1 in the Cornish market Wheal Harriette have . awl netts:en .:0 the trope. DLltlff. ft. Pd. Lyman. meads,. to 3 Po t*“.' it wa a eel.. .4 h 7 hte (twee the DIU of Anomie and should confine himself to expressing his regret at the - ----••••••" b ee n lealt in freely , and the stock closed with strong .seer, !el by Ticorao W.kiiii, EN.. M.P., red imenilemstmlyeiL II dburdeen •.• . Is 13 4 x 741 bilyent ll: Mt[ pre Zd nt w kni ith ces' out fii vbeence o f the noble lord the Preaident. who wee so muc h 1 1 to t. 1 1 qui- strews I 40 " ta to 11 set 71 7111 86 4 616 (t) T64 so 54 senior, liiedr;g., 'iamb. m inced: 111 to 1 - Algona it) 140 to 1 - Madman, H id e ii I n h g o I s e c a l l and ers. Ca e l i l y i juagh amt Mei Jusellow . 7 7/ 21 . 2 , a; ;we oeinirs of Om lifetime the Crystal Meet cla he More intimately acquainted with the fine arts than himself. The accident to Robinson proved to be more serious than ,II a ll wet •• rt ton were in dem.. 13+ .....“'d 'I . ' b. ' - " I ''''= ttr9t " P rincl i"." l “ a 3 "" tru " 4 agelliPiply calling on their excellent v. &IltereVallim 10 1116 secretary, Mr. Godwin, was at first expected ; his left thigh, left collar belie. end 31 I.i BialmJewt,Laamobtre.& slat h • .clad the hig guaralatit a fue the twee to which it and Wentworth, ‘. • pnrchafers. East Tames 0 , 1,,,,,_ elePtit the report, reserving to himself the opportunity of three ribs on tle left aide are broken,and hischeet congaed. Chm Jim. late 331.1.1t.5d. In 114 Ms offered, without lintli:lff 11" be ".. 1 D D tended by Ofekittyt a few observations at a later period of the day. It was feared for a considerable time that he had also re- et. 100 &Mel led Exeter ... .. ei ei :I "'rhea' Seton , and Maud, were • .otbers. as also Mendip s. it ... ',r0t...4 by the Rev. J. Co *am, ~ w have been done in large ii.- 'is • - -ton, have gr. e a wail. to iii a. ..tal unaciLoutoly ',solved : Mr. lionWta thin read the report : ceived some internal injure ; but reaction tsarist taken 2.t•1 !2 lo l ikoz ...,.. ... •• ??I 7 .4.11 I hills, Mill Pools, and east Wb." 111 l' i u n r t i h il. eq uotats..- rat i.. .rts.c ~s asses be r, queered to arrasge that a depatatly• The report shows prosperity in the affairs of the corpora. place, tell fears on that head have been removed. Although r, , , ,v. , . nth - 11 1 13 2 1 a. odor , nal es?""nd "I°"'lnk wait ...._l' the fist 'll p"blt Ind lion. The subscription of the year amounts to the sum of going on as well as can be expected, We recovery is looked 7; . .. 11 1 D= 18° ..0. 11°16111.11° ... 1 , 41 1 7 di° been active, without material chansP we've n ll.'s ""'”'"' lb ' l"'P rwl Y 04 '•""" --"-• 10 5 WM- 12,9031., showing a considerable Massie ea the amount upon as very doubtful. Perth. sed . Aber. The following are the latest pnces :- -East Wheal afe it t'.. w i l l i orn ,' ,.. , I by 3 . a „, 34 .. 4 .„ 4 ,.. 11 .„, „ N.4 .,d id b, collected in 18S1. Each member received, on peymest of letrev Some' SWAIM, on Monday.-The time In which m ali I gam n ag n su (//22,,/ il ; ' Lest.-Coltsel Seam, V.R.s., mad imeMmetwOreselved: hie subscriptioe, the engraving of "An English Merry- this race waives was misstated at lain. 64 aces, Instead of and I. SD) ... .. .. 41 41 if Rose, 290, 300; South 'Feigns, 155, 165 ; Weld Al vas the mbeceneduee be mu Anted to prams • moseriel to the making in the Olden Time." 'I he plate of "Quiei, Philipps 2 Mist. 64 sec . 11 an Ds. (die R. It /Li 3 • fred Consols, 32), 33- Went Wheal Alfred, 255., 0.re. , 11 no Isnot tido berme. for the Mollatoldbla of the CIT. and the Burgesses of Calais," engraved by Mr. 11. Robin. -- 61.1 2,, rem 03414314._ I: Si 51 3 1 I 305 .; Clive*, 31, 41; ircbarvah, 71, 81; West Ding to raMn. eve WV lb , 11 1 3 3, t Ihth. the "Ailed 7007,00,0 7 tw "I' eon, after Mr. H. Selene i e now fast approtehiag eomple- TUESDAY'S RACES. r.i an Lamm Umber Close A.. OM &U. iti.) 2 . _._ 44 7 Deng, 6, 7 ; Wheal Ilarriett, 35e. 40s. • Clyjah an d 0. 0 te"l'd'e •• 2 " 46 C ''''''''''''. " 4 ( 3= 11 . 4 ., 11 1. 44 ,, hit .. 114i 2* ties, and promisee to be a fine end interesting work. Vet tar gEN'of PLATE or 100 p. for mama ; 4-yr•olds, Bst It all IA •••11 • sod van 41 • Wentworth, 41, .5 ; East Tamar, 21M, 22g. ' 6d. ; Men s. Tanta . ammo been voted to tbe - ------• ---- the ensuing year, it is proposed to give to each subscriber 91b ; flee, 9st 811) ; six and aged, 10st. R. C. 13 ell Barn lameabire_ ... .. U 17f 1711 17 1 g ed.-..rd117,1113/ dip Hills, 11, 2; West Wheal Darlington, 5.5, 65• an ilapresiours of this piste. Each subscriber will further ■ eir. Deneserr's Harp, 4 Vol (....,...) , 111 •all Da. new f thaw - - 2 30 all gar & Welt lads Usk Trannack and Boecence, 3e„ 4 ; Tincroft , 101 ,• Wheal LIASON and ALLISON beg to solicit en receive a for ' , Mile en rating of the des ' in Mature:km Mr. Barnes's Ntstioce. 3 yre din* Iflani .4 I Usitnultsuk menessavel by Mr. Hancock, " Christ led to Crucifixion," which will Lord eaeter:s T=11844 5;t 7 . 18 =17 1777 . 11 IMP' "? was Tit slot • ""I" 11 " 1 "Pal: serve as • companion to the " Entry into Jerusalem," pre- Kr * I.7we r ° J. A . I yrs r as g u mu su i 3 amll Mom lenedes.... U 16 (0. 3 1 4a , a 4 6t. ID MEd Mop. .31 33 ili Lemon, 41, 3 • Wheal Susan, 335., 455.; Wallington, M. ft Psetlnflenit Of Illf 61, 71 ; Geed Whoa! Alfred, 15, 16; Vale of Tway, 4, soma ramemnr, nemnonk Vreaak .7131343-043. all. Wm In a i a .g., dialAnasag. P oe a aaa . a . a 9a n yfts, .n. pi p ,, , .. T itres on T na t a i p, 6 le 8 ages Necklani„ sad 4 to 1 _eget it. ion South woolen - - 141, 151; Tunance, 61, 7j; 'frebarvah, 31, 61; West e a... steer,* et ties 331411133131331 elneemeem, 73. DEAL aft F. (loodall, sad „ Richard Cis ., ds uss, ., after ephana. op ana made slow running for the first half- 22 , as 0 ,.., maw . . x fat FIFE If, -kiwi; Seem. Cllngplbe. le. New Ined.euvet ; sad at afar Mr . mac , and then gave_ place to Diligence, who went on with 126 allol i Os, theres,A,Diiirre 6 sl Wheal Treasury, 31, 61. M oic i r oiler Illogent.dielt. Mr. Clots, ere nearly completed, nod promise to be very nat • *testily pace to me Sunbury mile ; Harp hare went in Ilj all Do . amen BO pea I II The market for gold mining shares to-day was --- satisfactory productions. The illustratioLs of "The Tra front, held her lead to the end, and won easily by three 10 ' all Judos and West. Ire. at 19 al. Itlu Great Western _.!. .. 91 314 1 $4l 40 fiat, with only a limited movement. Agua Fria', MPORTAN'I to FAMILLTS FUILNISHING, seller" having proved egreeable to the sulecribers at • '"' "I'ly ""."1, Bar 11 1 10 "" sa d dwwlat7 * - large, the council propose to obtain and issue s series of lengths. Run in 7 . m a in • 33 s " . a .._ a ' V " " 4 ' b " niftle. "2 . 6.ll.llB. "P l "" geli. Ul fry wood engravings (tom eminent artists, 1 illustrative ofnu. . So `oil Lemmas sae Coasie . 73 IN w txrirrnits of iv WM. cash for 017-01 ell, id oco • , Ir . li . D .. " a* 2 IC pi SI 1 79 Anglo-Californians, noel Carson's Creek wero all a 'A y yr, • re, i Te. I. bep le Se iiiiiiim a rank. .nnot u. „ four, Bit 715 ; live and upwards, 9it. The winner to be sold Be'; no w ita dgp io ri a ii.ki . ; yr 723 724 I shade worse. In new Granada shares there were a r., -P. an I oil ',mt. Ina le ID MI 114Wal WISLI.... , Y.LECTED Child* Harold: l 7 fo x r r l . so ßom eave,...i Lm. fde bow nian4e 4 d, yrs dtc. T.Y.C. e 5 subs.) 10 114 De. Mho -.. 116 I dle a few transactions at 5.16 to 7-16 prem. Australian 4, 4 3.4 AM' 11 , .U.EHOLDIMMITIME, SISIIDCW. wide/0(1%11k Rir C. LEMON, briefly supporting the objects of the lon I to ill Do. West Rluindinsier 44 4 .. r Consols are quoted par to „ prem. ; Yuba River, T., t.t ; , 1.1,4.1 &verve; mew, team odnutotturel es the Union, moved that the report be received and adepted. 1 r . ~... ‘, tan lie Mr. liarnea's Tgeket. 4 yrs rem her all im_,Pg____,,__r" .l .'o l " nn ____lrolho" The motion having been canted, the drawing Mr. C. Hornsby's, Jec-o•-eot, aged • • '....t . 'e th " . „„,',".„.„.,. th ,: *r .,,T,P e ,'l t i thase ... ... e. - ' . " - ", i ,......„: bahu ...'"'"* . " ccenatenced. The following arc the prises : - 3,648, Count Bettlmany'aTbe Moak, 3 you , Walpole - street . t o . i . r i t . ., ; - 0 - 1 - 1 ,, - ; i: I- C-o..,.....c.....1 - 1.7.4 p,.. - nici,,,, ji --- .1,.... ---- " -. Mrs. N. A. Michelle Chelan. ISt ; 9.000, 711 00 . 01 wib'e Mauch. 3 7 , 5 (nrMaa 130 : all se& Northern - ... 111 156 (Hamby, kis a MI 111 Leas sad Mailman .. 71 II (Charlton) •4 St. leis Les., Brighten,le a. Com 1014 1031 J. Smith) 6 M. 1160 Leaden & Noel/Waste: 113 111 It. Masses , 101. ; 2,960. A. Greville, Lowndewsquere, 501. ; Batting :6to 1 agst Leybourne, and 2to 1 agst Trinket. U 1) Do. C 0 .,/ shame- .. a 31 pm In 1 114 1 1 1 : II 3 . 16 to 6-16 prim .; Liberty Mining, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Melbourne, par to 1 prem.; Royal Austra lian Gold Refining, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. tkAN lEs'S SPURN, CANDLES, I -s. 641. and 3A.53, li . Hamilton Dalton, Hanover-terrace, Ill.; 9,482, Leybosiree made all the running, and was very cleverly tl a If lit2 lo ••• •i If ti o IM -. - If le. "4. per lb.; ad "'"*„....., _1td",.. (t w w1. 4 , 4 aw M c LL., 74 :.; Mr. Copley, York -s treet , Bath, '201.; 7.6.1.4, A. itchell, by • kV& limn in 1 min. II sees. THIS DAY. ~ O. 100 Widen Ili lilaults-Westsr: ell lil/ " 93 4 inewPltew wax , W. Cdr ww ta i ~Tw e , ...- -" ,...4 _ '''' ''4l:t silo , ......;--- ... Fountain-street, Manchester, 1001. • 8,899, Mr. Thippery, Two i ItOVSM4I.3 UV lONA* STAMM of 100 lOU. MC., 0. 411 D , N . grig ... ... . 4 a Two o'CLOCI. slew. I. IL: _ .. .74.32. 1 3 1• 775 •_,•71 44 -7-, --- ...... --- .. - 1 4.7.... Win-place, Worthing, 8111. ; 1,098,. E. Lliliott, Ferleigh, b ft, for 3 - yr-olds ; _ colts Bst 71b, fillies listelb ; the owner 441 3 4 D.., sog _ 1 3 „ The gold mining shares continue neglected, and "4- 1 1 ,4 i r3 . 43 " . 1 4431.4... "" ".. 4 pt i sad Test - "3.., mood . .. ----- 3444613,_ W.; sari Chn i 'stehurch. 264 • 11,960. W. F. Collins, Middleton. ef., the second horse to receive back his stake. R.M. m, en j eg g g emposiaafign ia 9 10 prices arc rather flat. Colonial Gold Shares have 34,...43.• 3, ... 3 131311, SR 111 Pali ; =VIM. WI WIIMIIo WM. square, Clerkenweli, Set ; 3,00.1, W. H. Aske, Ha-court. (et subs.) 1141 all Ilaadb.llelbodelletlee 2f fl li 1 1 been sold as low as 1 prem., and Australasian at 1 if 41 re P rat: WM. Vilobs 7 . Is. 94 .; raw,. 74 . , Wwww 7, terrace, St. Geonte's-road, 201.; 6,748, W. T. Eastman, ~_,__ _,Lard ____ . 0 ,we, _ OOllll4 . Ss , l o tb a ....... .... (Norsen) 41 . ilia Itands..lhadjiLlase&M 13 14 31' 46 DmlismaiLlni& Valor. 31 fl die prem. Yuba River are quoted 3-16 to 516 prem.; e....L. .......a •••• 4 .... k re Lb.; __,• 7 ll.ai ",... 7 . 1 ":2f1. 1 .2 1 61 2. Windmill-street, Tottenham•court- rued , 201. ; 10,200. Rev. '''''" lu ''' a us. " t °" • • -••• 11.111 1el e / • Mr n./apeit:L_Pllbm Ilet 711. - ~. .., .. 673 66 di 4 6 Mariquits, 1.16 to 3-16 prem.; Gr.nada, 1-16 to 5-16 a., ~1 ors a Awn :spas MI. 7 ,:*7 4 * ~7",,1.'' ''' .... ; ........... - C. Ellis, Lockhain, 601. ; 7M), E. Baker, Austinfriars, 231. ; Tb. M. 1M De. Mem eml Dtrby U 37 gr ii. 04 DAVIE!) nod RIMS c 1 ...meanie, 61, M. Mr_ were stal placed : t a r..3ser. wparils the 13potsallolie empty .hurt. 11,523, Ilia. H. Sibthorp, Wallingburgh, Lincoln, 2001. ; 44,.. I ko n' ~,=.1 b 1 ip ai , „,,,... I , 2g) (F. Bathe RI 47. Millaiderem Weetennlj - - prem. Santiago de Cuba shares mark 7.1 to 1. -- 1,941, Rev. 8. H. Powell, Ripon, 261., 3,289, E. 811, jun., Lem geemee e Mal i (Marline SI all Newmdmit ... . 9 54 ... 0 1 f - Stamford - hill . 101.; 11,384. Capt. Drewitt, St. Saviour's, Deis ellerenal IS 7111 = VlO nezeg ed Llierga sem 41 4 464 Cloing Weiner ' Southwark, 101. • 1497, Rev. N% .J. Hamilton, Irvinghoe Lad Illakediel Imer ids. ?lb (j, Be, Share. lumen Paid. pricer doss IC 7; yeses, lisalekilien.. - - ~ Vicarage, 231. ; 6,134, J. Baldry, , Colchester, ESL ; , 114111 °,,. 6 , 81 - I ftionad's. yesterday. Malay. :::-.,..- 8,161, Henry Scott, Quebec, 501.; 4,888, E. W. WilbgTOVe, wra Nephews. so ni Marcel Betting •-6 to 2 eget Homikewed, 3to 1 eget Daniel eon IS ~..D " k wo miks. 46.--a e k. - t j 2 " 4 1 2 411 - 100,009 I ems Frts ell 1 / pen If ' • Calcutta, 80% ; 9,883, 3. Walcombe, Crook-stmt,,_ O'Rourke, 3to 1 apt Fillies, II Is 1 ago Ma idstone, and 10 ft . 2 6 gmg gogim 100,000 toe bogie Calllorelao g al Bohai'. loot ; 9,088, K . 11. Ml6'. Bridge-street. lant. 1 t Stockwell. Stapletos Sash dm lead at starag, fol. 111 II soribtleven.- - .. ...... ::. 7 7 - 1 die si 1 13,000 10 Asturian ...... both, • 2.5/. • 8.341, Std . Clapbam, Lancaster, 161. ; 1 0,0001 10 4eutzatansa 2 i le „ 3 lowed by Stockwell, with when din ethers were timely laid M 1/1 Sere Iltslmbline... . $ olio 1111 -' 70,381, E. .0. Ridgley, Leung' ma, United States, 601.; „, Da " le Nerd Weida. . . - - 0,600 10 Australia. 5 i 1 3,475, 0. 1 , . Young, 31.1`., SOP ' 10;228, Mrs. Lynch, ,i7r, C running st his me r e i rrnd rabout4adt =11: i s i a mainh fora , 94. : 3 ‘ .. 1 A . N. ,011 1 1 0 pla sii i IMO& I Au/ratan freehold 50,000 I Ave Marla all • 4de bndge.' pl , Ts e tse, 601._; 10,119, W. Harris, Chester, - } . l . 4ek tthae w t e hied. ll.l4a ana w l e6 ". B lll.4 " ... e am owsid o,Roas leaf, ni. an ( . 7= 0.1.4 ... .. 57 i 17 6,600 II Ulamance Iran sad Cad all ... _... ...0 501 . ; 1,922. F. A. Kirch, Suffolk, 251. ; 2,356, It Carter, 50,0 ( 0 1 Ofillab Auenellas Gold all sde per 1 le._ ""'" '.,-.. ; 1 4 . - . 1%04,. 4 ' and in this wramtba saws amminend to dm end, amnia st. Is !WM& MUM . It 1 Epsom, 10/. ; 9,495, Dr. Stewart, Berwickshire, 401. t m .i. ta i n ; ■ his lend, m g r„,,..,.„, I n ..a.... style a. lilt ,„ „ g am .. a ow., ai m . i 2 2i 16,0011 33 Bread Irsp.Oes. at 31 pm. 644 3 2 &ON 30 Do. OxassaadCulaba all - - . C a lL: 10,309, William Dickies, High-street, Daventry, 101.; 136, a 7 .,... th. l ugs .........„_"=_. „ et as la s dee 4 5 , Di. aims. _ 41 4 11,000 90 Do. at. JUDD'S lop; - - -. :11= P __ .. ..;,..._ "111 7T111L . t :- E. Johnson • Fleet-street, 401. ; 7,1 , 68, C. Fabian, Triaidad, w inn e r, mai r emeoea a 're .. 6 .7,rh7 Di l' a ' 6 ' d ''' ask is 7 ihrembelyalletel;dtib 4I do 31 1 I 110,000 1 Choose Creek all par fpm 401. ; 10.843, 0. Beaton. Pern - "xnett Green w ich* 2Gl ' ; beaten 'a ism 'rims, 1 saw. way. SI all sbnewabsey end Cheats. 8,323, C. Travis, Stockport, 231. ; 1,603, 11. B. Cherchill, swEttremme of ids sem . 1 , 48 .1 7 ft, for 411.416. pler. M. UM) ... . 13 Is ms. Colonial Gold Don , u , asi _garmo s ie's-buiklinss . Gray's.inn, 251 ; 880. C. M. Win- is) all Deakins, ... ... .. of 74 colt: : 04 84 44 t i ses ibt OHM; 811 .44 11116. 46... 3.c. (8 sub fish. 1 C 90 4 iiii lle. Gl= .... .. 414 10,046 i lemr. &Minna= Copper all par f sas K WATERING GARDEN!, trak.etreet, Penman. 20/. ; 6,362, R. Marshall, puTINO LIQUID NAMPO; _IIIINWZW lAli s InC ,, Ilundee, 201. ; 11,300, R. Burrows, jun., Ipswich, 101.: Lard Inane* 7th ATTAT i t IC ‘Mbe-li ISDIA.1111:BUIL 11001.18111 L r Mt a., W. H. Campbell, George Town Demerara, 201. ; Lord Chides% GSM lO II .. I 14 (Norman 1 10 1 U Meek neves . ., ... . 171 IS 10,0163 20 Gemerel 5 000 i ;oldest Mountain DUO Orsat Polmseth all 1 Me l pal till 1 If poi IGM Mit, 11.01CONi (take Lwow mil Ilksidieisilit).oe. (Samoa 3 M. 136 lend &Men - ... .. 2. llf II f 100,00 e Lake Meteors.. . 1 ,... ii wad.. visa Hp.. mo s w o w se weasArp. IF& E. B. Gardeuer, Paternoster.row, 201. ; 60,409, W. B. NAM: ft IN ft. D.M. solos seem wafts_ ~..,„ ..._ .. 33 336 Ul 111,titm 1 Unimak Samisserlem 9- - an, a ... 01 r = 0,717 . m emo is gag *too. as. pep. Webb, Lichfield, 401. ; 6,335, T. Moss, Carlow, 401. • 1,780, Yr. repel 01 4 1191 fly Misr. llot 7111 localyed 30 IS vet! TaddialliseEle fdef pm 105.000 Noumea Monde Mee a mad mearrest ens SEM fp is se. W. A. Brombead, 161. ; 3,879, Lloyd Brothers and Co., n.( 7 ,./. 15 • 151 .7‘ =erg. .Oa - - 130,050 Poet Philip 1 4 f pan If ems ihrf we wllloblo hw 071 _ 4 . 70721101 Ludgate-hill, 101.; 11,376, J. R. Witten, Falmoeth, .." 0 ere„lthplei 0 . 116 owohlea to tePoet that Rerle a ms 53 .119 IS Itwwwllls/77 " 16411 "• 1 1 2 1 111 17 vas el Ilea* ... -. .. 4 a ills 60 .' 00 Quarts Rock.. . 1 'wool 11 " 11 .0. 1 "." ile appia 1 ^ r~ + Jamaica, 101. ; 1,147, E. R. Bastard, Dorset -terrace, 804. ; going en five M ail Waterford mi 2 . .. :4 Il i 7,0070 30 windage deCabe 000 10 1m Croft 1 14 " 6 Welke, . LI. TeMenhell Isniemblee www ---"-• 10,828 W. R. Eager% C street, Gosport, 231. ; 10,348, Ry Electric Telegraph.] 00 all Wassiedl awl ir.th was. SAN red remiss gossieen MO salsas Aid Sad, le _ _ 1 . . _ BETTIE UP TO FIVE O'CLOCK. 61,174 M. MI Wilted Mealcao ....... ~,r . 0 . 4 . 4 .. / . Al yam f p g am s nmemee J. B. Smith, George Town, Demerara, 601. ; 11,426, Mrs. 35 II Med_ _ _ _.. .oinnwall 4 31 Ws 100000 1 Wont Maritime all 1 dl. Dumb bo poem CHRISTER CUP. dt. lb Teet 4 neetemnallUmerlet le let 1114 6 , 1.4- 61A• 4AX%. Gaewellmews tilmwaS.9•4lAidia 4 .ll meet T. Amos, Kilmarnock, 161. ; 6,647, Mrs. Forte., Port 4to I apt Stilts (t) XS to I apt dem VW IS 2* De. 4e. Odombena .. 64 di 114 intl .nuediale Maim _ Phillip, 701. ; 4,821, W. Coward, jun., Bury, Lancashire, 13 to 1 - Newsy 33 to 1 - IlJagteedit (t) 12 S De.o.lll.B.Vershise .2 4 . NAL imucasiami Isilwalausa 7700108 .- Cid". wr 101. ; 4,821, 0. Robins, jun., New York, 151. ; 11,850. K. D T. ets 14 Milk saa Med Mime 2 3 1 i i MONEY MARKET Ulm' TWO% owl Mad alfillor 1111 1170°. end led Water4Ww . L. /Vowed% Catenates, United States, 261 • 6,118, A. 11 10 1 pat nod& Soda 112 to 1 apt asswbods led ratilem he nem aid 011111481101 ellteaMelegialle, Cut my wilco.. Consist at Leghorn, s ., . . sss l c N. Sher „go - „unrest It to 1 - Latin Reny Lifllll IMAM AT I RID 11.11117A1A. - „, am ft Mare oo•• 10 . P ..... . A. visDAY ESNS'S°. 13 to 1 - door MI ICI Lower Thames-street. 201. ; 10,886, L. J. Douglas M r arge I ' S I° 1 - Bt°d "" li The English funds ruled to-day at a further Te r TEETH and HEALTH.-A good set of Hill, Greenwich,lsol.; 6,035, E. Bright, Leamington , 601.; .. . ..._ . . mile ODOR SO 31 duction of 1, with little business of importance Wee nie* ever Imam lamenible Mile that mom 3,006,T. 0. Wood, Stanhope-street, Hampstead-road, 604 ; 901 On DIM • Is el Me damn lesedasea fa TestyYrs6lwel,brrerrprde 773. Mr. Farquhar, Gloucester.sousre. Hyde- perk, 101. ; C OMMERCIAL ,AND MARKETS. (Wed Waters I'll SS ing. The influences referred to yesterday are still be ausoel Math by ea pow maasseses Milo Mg Os sem- 185, B. Penitent, Regent-street, 161. ; 6,619, J. Ware, Mel. MI 30$ Illent,aed Dbeli7 in operation, and the market was also unfavourably , ili m pillellibli Or MO Islemertll3olll. Am _ Isbee earleskyee : b.„,,, , p e , e , p hoe 156.. 3 , 078, w. Eskonss. 05 ... 1 MINCING-LANE-THIS DAY. rismadt . f *-- asestri: 211 f see affected by the fall in all securities on the Pans WWI falls een ItOWLANIW ~. .ee Mom Post-office, 101. ; 1",092, ‘V. Talbot, Weymouth, 151.; RUOAR.-There bas not been • public ale today . The 30$ 1 0 1 UM USW* te• Bourse yesterday afternoon, caused by the renewed e ay. sewn aerleeW IS It. eacablity ef 10.481 , J. Edwar ds; liampton, Devon, 201.; 9,991, R. S. market has • firm appearance. The refined market very 176 176 suehkehmeh h, e oll.6l " S r e ,: d a , " 4 s ' 4 reports of a forthcoming Three per cent. loafi. The Ig u e ;r i m iguw"i megmere a ibi meme sselb alm l.lb. wwwwisam ies" Psdad and elln immet a pearilie rwit Hog tiny , Cambridge , 501. ; 2,426, J. Wright, jun., 24 . Os- bare of gads ready for delivery. Prices are nominally the 1 l a l ag geks 4 wit e g ig ol Is ma " carrying over "in shares an foreign stocks will Mumma le Me ausselled wink resew mete of Indplentilom, ford-terrace, 251.; 3, 2 29, O. I'. Macqueen, Tottenham- lame. rule ne gay bin awl re; and Uwe Moth. Cod 411 1 13_,W ff• emu t.reed, 401. ; 3,223, Mrs. Harrison, Fleet-street, 261. ; ... 50 l ie etr ia me s :de I.6 =sei ... I I commence to-morrow, and meanwhi e„Anticipatory mom; mod frull.lt a silmadel mill " .1.11111 1" .1 " .1. " P lit tl 11,854,W. Miller, Charlestoe,y.Stetes, 401.; 8,099,11. Boot; ',or - res.-Yesterday, alter 'Change, a large speculative ) 46 1 47 basin was do in owed ordinary native Ceylon_ at gla. Ilf 115 Itaidnawnsbassras.m. sales in these departments continue. _ After the [THREEPENCE. The business transacted in foreign exchanges this afternoon was not considerable, and the quotations varied little from those of last post, with the excep tion of paper on Vienna, in which a sudden relapse occurred. Short Paris was done at 25.40 to 421, and so me am o un t ,' were even drawn at 25.34 For three months, ti.e quotation of 23.53 to GO was current. Amsterdam was fully as high as on Friday last, and it was eiAicult to negotiate under 12.2. Hamburg maintained its previous rate of 13.10! to 11, and Frankfurt the: of 1214 to 122. No sensible alteration occurred in bias on Italy, Spain, and Por• .- •• ve inrobably tugal, the business on all tt.ese places being of a very limited nature. For St. l'ete.'sburg, on which an amount was o ff ered, 371 could selreely be realised. The recent improvement in the Ausi:ian exchanges ex perienced a sudden cheek today , the rZ as te rising high as 12.32 to 34 for Vienna, and 12.33 to 35 for Trieste, with very few takers even at these prices. Quotations of bullion remain nominally unchanged. The supplies by the West India steamer, Clyde, ''nwever, arc still pressing forward for realisation, but will , , . • ^ although WSJ 'll not be placed before Fridity, arrivon ....t the Bank. A nhanga of w i n d is comeStly locked for o, • !n this as in other branches of business, as' several 7, 4 5ee.. ° bringing large sum in gold from Australia will come forward. At the meeting of the shareholders of tho Great Luxembourg Itiulway, Company to-day,* most satin factory report was presented. Amongst the conces sions made to the company by the Belgian govern. ment is a guarantee of tour per cent. on 600,0001., the guarantee to take effect as each section of tho line is opened for traffic. The construction of the branches to Louvain and Charleroi, most important as feeders to the line, may be considered as secured, as a powerful company has already been formed ; and on a subscription for the stock being opened in Brussels, the applications on the first day exceeded the capital required, although the de posit was fixed at 6!. per share. The connexion of the lino with the Rhine, and with the lines of the Paris and Strasbourg and Grand Junction of France Companies, is also a matter of congratulation, as beanng strongly on the development of the traffic of the Great Luxembourg Railway, the prospects of which have certainly experienced a great improve. ment, based upon the convention concluded in Janu ary with the Belgian government. The want hitherto so keenly felt in this country of a cheap and efficient system'of telegraphic communi cation is, at length, in lair way to being met. We have on several occasions noticed the movement in progress for the improvement of our present system, and to-day another step has been attained by the announcement of the " European (and American) Electric Telegraph Company," and the " Submarine Telegraph Company." The ex isting Submarine Telegraph Company is merged in the last-named association; and when the electric communication shall have been carried northward, a message can be transmitted instanta neously from Liverpool and Manchester to Paris, Havre, Marseilles, Brussels, Amsterdam, Frankfort, Berlin, Vienna, Trieste, Turin, Genoa, and all the principal towns of Europe. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocct The English stock market, as well as the other de- Ferments of the house, is firmer to-day, though the improvement in prices is slight. Attention is chiefly directed to the arrangements for the adjustment of the account in railway shares and foreign stocks. Consols are steady, at 99/ to 1 for money, and 991 to a for account. The Three per Cent. Re duced mark 983 to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 100: to 1; South Sea Stock, 1101; Bank Stock, 2191 to 2201. Exchequer Bills aro rather lower, the March bills marking 70s. to 735. prom. Foreign stocks are steady, with little movement beyond that required for the settling. Mexican Bonds are steadier, marking 34/ to - • ditto New Three per Cents., 271 to a. Spanish are also firmer. The Old Threes have been dealt in at 474; ditto New Deferred, 211 to §; Sardinian,97/to1; Ora— nadan Actives, 22t; ditto D eferred, 10; Equador, 41; Buenos Ayrean, 771. Frill TEETH sod 11111ALTIL-11 sd et 1 slob ~ woo sompor ifir yoner , bubo le of it comb logorlsooe bo so womb the yard Dili by In snow di ask foi Ile boor obioollos of pro istebrort Moo& Meng Is flon_oboloso bos. eared he mow ItOWLIJIINY M . , O, or Fir? Mode oorlooW lo It. swift of 100 poi ybowooks Sr Owls to tio lotot pora n iftr a t P en Mad to mambo toefor awl bosibodosso sod lamb a polar glutenous is Ow bo r n lled oodboo moon gam of Melilla lbw, nary dr low Om awl ro4 sod thee lit lb* broth On* la Wr nekots; GM are Its moomodo limb Wort moolamos owl softy bulo broth. Prim 110 N. pot bor. Mend spoolooo inielloso Mb youbbo Milo k like loon* "A. 1101111AMD sod 10114 Ilk listarprdoo." otorsood es the fiebormoot Asap about ob or*. W W Om, mol bo ellowbboo sod parlomoro rIFTY THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT MEDI CINE by DC LtbAY'll itZVALIISTA AILIBICA FOOD.— ia ASO :—" fifty per. basartbabis War Mal d 6 , 01 .2 6. arncenoa, attafaa , aragb, awaliallit6 611661 WPM. 1 112 1 . um at tho 0 01111001, Ind 111.10111/0 ban billi ti?o n = )'gallant fwd.-IW. loft. Wafatt+ 4 = mar Carr 16 71. at elopepala : tram the Ss. Ibi 161Thilat 6 Dorm :—" I b6e aortrad oarobbnalia Ins jeur log, ad artiorbe Ur pMIk.LI of those Ilasi."—llterst ft DEA& 618 ia saatilets.l W. r $. 6 ; 2 lb.. at 46 U.; a lb, at I la. ; II 6, at 216 Itapre.rollaad aus li ty, 10 lb., at 16 ; I 16. at 26. ; the Nl\ sait 12 di. efratoters are soot fres of earflap as ream* at Postgara mien by DV et Rai' and 1. 6, In. New lload-street, Looks ; alio “. tkaareburrb..trret. and 40. rart 61616 stupendous man•of 't Pea- She ARLOW'S NEW IN- I? • TINT= WW.e.e6l7PO STPBOIII OSAMU WO TWIOT-110 U ?" • rjE,l Presumes Ye, born dew, at ollere Nom • • from lei dr bid es elberoolly • that tle be rlltlatiell balms solowlee - A oli AO) lame Mbe; vaimied wear err lo mei de tie; g ee OLI dab ebb= be bony. bo g 11 The weer. el ere Y . = 119 • the leo of Ibe obeC(ellelloo abbe; peens deedrOrbellbeolliweebrair through Itlnteameiren reeeme leollepse to ens of beds; deo be 100 bans. off so sore dr or sawn JANOS BARLOW. 11, MN_ _MIME Omen llsadoodsoore. N.B.—Nee otooloobeareoreemooll with lire ono addl mat. J. B. imam math! a sew method of tombs ouriulee &Into all limn war tt, sad wapitis ettebeale eat Mel bli 111 W IIIiT.I4TR) TAP MILiPPP.I9 Its .yeti isbprthol w wwy mem Mee. sad 111. Me meet. The nuns a to UM Is likeOnat Enlnbition. lobos 22.11 e. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, APRIL 27. PROMOTIONS. As- sistaut-Eagieeers It. H. Steersmen, C. J. Sergeant, and J. Mar ef clam, to lei Assistant Engineers of Zed c lam. APIAINTMONT.—C. P. Bets to Wine/seater. MAN-01•WAlt IN TUC WORLD.— The Lord, of the Admiralty bare directed the depute/nu lie.t.ef.hattle ship, the Windsor Cottle, the largest man-of- war in the world, building in the Royal Dockyard at Pea- bru i t, to be taunehed early in the ensuing summer. She w,ll mount the large number of 110 suss, and will be Stied with a o e.wi propeller. She {..4 upwards of 3,000 toss. I'4ll'l.olot Ill..tpNlL 27.—The Queen, 116, Capt. Wi.e, bearing the Nag of Admiral Sir W. Parker, Bart., G C.b I it. t imm.nder ,n-Chief in the Mediterranean, arrivtd at St. llylen's this morning is cempany with the rereivingahip, in eharge of Mr. Tarsier, tauter, who has COMP Milne on promotion from the Cando., steam: p.ula t. They left Gibraltar on the 7th asst. The Swop- eon. iteatedingute, which had gate out into the Chaise' on Foturlty to look after the Queen, but returned to Spit- htel last night without falling in with her, got . up bey WA= and went down to St. Helen's this mor ning sad towed the lf , een up t,t Spitbeed, when the latter saluted the lag of the rortommil, r in•ehief st this port with ITIVOLIO Which lb. Victory returned with a like num- ber. Admiral Sir 1 human Briggs, Commander-in- chief, went out to Shithead this morning to the Rodney, 00, rd in-petted that veseeel, prerinun to her err. being paid adulate of wages. She will he paid on Wednesday, end will sad the foilosi nig day for Plymouth and the Cove of tusk, to i.,mplete het compleatent. The Avon, steam- trim), armed , o-day from Plymouth with sup raussera- ries, sod hairier( doss mbarkeil them, she sailed again for the eastward. Th. Orestes, 16. Isom . ..tender Hawker, is to be peel GC into ardour, ea Thursday. The Encounter, 11, enteadripate, fionlon, ha been taken into dock is hart def. eta w.ti!e good. The Winchester, 50, Captain Loch, is rattllng 3114 blot kieg down. She is expected to be tot of the hand. of the dockyard by the end of the week. She will mil Inc her destination, the Past Indies, about the lith of neat 11114 will convey drafts of the 2nd, 6th, aad 4ith n gam.,org of loot, and the 12th lancers, to the Cape of Good Hope. OLstsfitiri AND 801,111 WESTERN RAILWAY.— Trak 1 , • Iwo for the we .k minim/ Apeil 21, Mi.: , 40.0. e. Le. I :l4t,pw..iieg wt.. in last year, 46. h4l. Yesterday the annual general Meeting of the Inth 'embers was held at the Lyceum Theatre, foe the purpose of receiving the report of the council, and the distribetion of the prizes. The house was crowded in every part. Oa the stage were Lord Londesborough, Sir C. Lemon, J. Martin, Esq., M.l'., Sir U. Wilkinson, Mr. Serjeant Thew' Alderman Wilson, Mr. Aulojo, Mr. Hawkins, F.S.A., Ike. Lord LON URIIIIUROVII II (in the absence of Lord Heel. eagle, who wee compelled to attend a committee of the House of Lords), presided. The CHAIRMAN said, in opening the proceedings, be Wed& confine himself to expressing his regret at the tilltenes of the noble lewd the ]'resident, who was so muck Mee intimately acquainted with the fine arts than himself, ply calling on their excellent secretary, Mr. Godwin, the report, reserving to himself the opportunity of a few observations at a later period of the day. Mr. tionwts then read the report: The report shows prosperity in the affairs of the comm. Ike. The arbeeription of the year amounts to the sum of =showing a considerable inereue ea the amount lis 1861. Each member received, on privation of Ye embeselpitee, the engraving of " An English Merry ' maks In lie Skiers Time. - the plate of "Queeti Philippa Maas Ttrrgessea of Calais," engraved by Mr. 11. Robin. en, eller Mr. H. Selons, iik now fast approaching comple tions eel premises to be a line end interesting work. ).'or the ameba year, it is proposed to give to each subscriber Is immingion et this plate. Each subscriber will further reetive afire giren/e engraving el the design in Maw relirro by Mr. tbseeris, " Christ led to Crucifixion," which will acne as a estepanion to the " Entry into Jerusalem," pre vioesly distributed. For a succee ding year " The Piper," after Mr. F. Goodall, and " Richard Cmur de Lion," after Mr. Cress, are nearly completed, mud promise to be very satisfactory productions. The illustratiors of "Tbo Tra veller" having proved egrecable to the sub-criben at liege, the council propose to obtain and issue a series et wood engravings lions eminent artiste, illustrative of " Child* Harold:l Sir C. LEMON, brivily supporting the objects of the Unites, moved that the report be received and adt..pleil. The motion having been carried, the el: an* commenced. The following arc the prises : - 3,645, Mrs. N. A. Nicholls, Walpole-street, Chelsea , 161.; 9,006, It. 11asson, 101.; 2,66, A. Greven', Leandro-square, 601. • k 5.53, 11. Hamilton Dalton, Ilanover-terrace, 151. • 9,410, r. Copley, York.street, Bath, 201.; 7,618, A. ditehell, Fountain-street, Manchester, 1001.; 8,899, Mr. Thippery, Major- place , W orthing. 501. ; 5 ,098, E. lilliott, Farleigh, Christchurch. 264 • 11,960. W. F. Collins, Middleton. square, Clerkenwel l, 801. ,• 3,00.1, W. H. Aske ' Ha-court terrace. St. tioulr'll-tood, 201.; 6,748, W. T. Eastman, Windmill-street, Tottenham-court-road, 201. ; 10,200. Itev. C. Ellis. Lockhain, 601. ; 73(1, E. Baker, Austinfriars, 251. ; 11,523, Rev. H. Sibthorp, Wallin/burgh, Lincoln, 2001.; , 1,941, Res. 8. H. Powell, Ripon, 26/.; 3,289, 11. BA jest., ' Stamford-hill. 101.; 11,384. Capt. Drewitt, St. trites, Southwark, 101. • 897, Rev. M . J. Hamilton, mufflersN image, 2.11. • 6 , 136, J. Baldry, jun., Colchester, W.; 8,161, Henry &aft, Quebec, 501.; 4,888, E. W. Winnow, Cakatta, 50 , . ; 9,6113, J. Walcombe, Crook-atreek Bolton, 1001. ; 9,065, It. 11. Miller, Bridge-street, Lem. birth, 26/. ' • 8.341, ltd. Clapham, Lancaster, LK 1 10,381, E. 0. Kidgley, Le toe, United States, WL ; Viiii..o. F. Young, M.P., W; 10,226, Mrs. Lysol', place, Train, 601. ; 10,119, W. Harris, Chester, Mi.; 1,922, F. A. Kirsh, Suffolk, 261. • 2,358, R Carter, fr, 10/. ; 9,496, Dr. Stewart, Berwickshire, 401.; 3r, William Dickies', Hst iglereet, Daventry, 10/.; 136, IL Johnsen Fleet-street, 401. ; 7,n5 8 , C. Fabian, Trinidad, 461.; 10,892, 0. Seaton, Park-street, Greenwich, 201.; L 1133, C. Travis, Stockport, 231. ; 1,603, H. B. Churchill, nerad's-beildings, Gray's-inn, 251 ; 880, C. M. Win- Suffolk street, Paltroall, AY. ; 6,352, R. Marshall, Derider, 201.; 11,309, It. Burrows, jun., Ipswich, 101.; 1111,128, W. H. Campbell, George Town Demerara, 201. ; 138, E. B. Gardeurn, Paternoster-row, 201. ; 60,409, W. B. Webb, Lichfield,4ol. ; 6,336, T. Moss, Carlow, 401. • 1,780, W. A. Brombead, 161. ; 3,879, Lloyd Brothers a nd Co., Ledgete-hill, 101.; 11,376, J. R. 'tithe's, Falmouth, lammisa, 101. ; 1,117, E. R. Boefard, Dorset -terrace, 801. ; 10,11.1, . It. Rogers, Cross-street, Gosport, 251.; 10,346, J. B. Smith, George Town, Demerara, 601. ; 11,425, M. T. Ames, Kilmarnock, 161. • 6,647, Mrs. Fortoe, Port Phillip, 70f. ; 4,821, W. Cow ard, jun., Bury, Lancashire, 1111. ; 021, 0. Itobit4, jun., New York, 161. ; 11,860. K. L. Symeada, Cimistessy United States, 261 ' • 6,118, A. ill•Beu, Cessed at e.ra 20! . ; 2,382, K. M. Sharpe, Lewarnammutreet, 201.; 10,886, L. J. Douglas, Masse Hill, Greanwielk,l6ol.; 6,035, E. Bright, Leamington, 601.; 3,006,1'. 0. Weak Stanhope-street, Hampstead-road, 60/. ; 773. Mr. Pergaler, Gloucester square . Hyde- park, lel. ; i 1116, B. Psalms, itegent-street, 164 ; 6,619, J. Ware, Mel- Part Philhp, la ; 3,078. W. Bateman, Gneral 101. ; 1,022, W. Talbot, Weymouth, 151.; SW& J. 'Edwards; liampton, Devon, 201.; 9,991, R. S. legbley, Cambridge, 501. ; 2,426, J. Wright, jun., 24, Oz rd-terrace, 241.; 3, 2 29, U. I'. Macqueen, Toftenhate esert-etml,N. ; 3,223, Mrs. llsrrisun, Fleet-street, 261. ; 11 A RM.Mk% Oberlestoa, U.Btates, 401. ; 8,099,11. Scott, thiMenalhitneewlh. 401. ; 5,470, Yen. Archdeacon Berens, Sliehmebasn, 1601. ; 12,263, J. Payne. Leatherbead, 201. ; 7 1. Walley, Petenfield, 40!. ; 6,338, Samuel . Hence, 20s. ; 1,448, It. B. Wood, New Bond-street, ' 101.; 70,902, H. Croxford, Norwich, 151.; 4,205, Mr. W hey, New-street, Birmingham, 401.; 9,707, E. Bonney, jam, Boston, United States, 801.; .6,038, J. Hewitt, Lea -151. ; 282, J. B. Tippets, /Mulder, 401.; 7,900, A, r Guest, 40/. • 11,671, J. Bowler, King-street, Parbee, 161.; 518, J. Neale, George's-terrace, Islington, SIII. ,• 1,194, E. Ampstaul, Gutter-lane, Cheapaide, 161. ; UAW, W. Slater, Leeds, 101.; 2,994, 11. Barrett, Albert =2Mornington-creseent, 401.; 10,462, Mechanics' In , Downbeat-market, 101.; 2,576, Miss Telford, litigate, 601.; 11,657, C. Smirk Wilmot-street, Brunswick- M, 601.; 7,528, T. Lees, andovery, 201.; 2,162, 0. 8. organ, Mornington-crescent, 701. ; 10,062, Captain Wil- Haman, Cheltenham, VV. ; 12,015, E. Englends, Lloyd's, 1.51.; 9,537, W. C. Turner, Bicester, 10 1 .; 11,877, T. G.' Forster, Newcastle, 201.; 11,993, 8. Ellyard, Upper Tooting, 251.; 338, 8. Smith,Gray's. inn-square, 601.; 6,295,0. Flash man, Dover, 10/.; 6,835, W. Tails, Heppold, near Hull, 251.; 4,865, J. Mitchell, Hoogary, East Indies, 401.; 8,003, E. Pesti, Pershore, 401.• 3,819, C. E. Willis, Great Marlbo rough-street, 401.; 900, Lloyd, Brothers, and Co., Ludgate hill, 601. ; 6.353, Chev. Tagliofen Mille, 251.; 2,635., H. A. Coates, Vauxhall, 101. ; 7,728, J. Lumley, Market Har borough, 101. • 602, E. Wright, Bedford-row, Clapham rive, 1,61. ; 8,416, Miss Ilemphorns, Montgomery, 201. ; 10,805, J. Aeken, Glocester, 101. • 11,646, J. Pilkiagnsm s Water-street, Liverpool, 101. • 6063, R. Mitchell, 2184 9,437, J. l'attison, Barnsley, 801.; 2,962, F. Richardson, Hoebury, 801.; 9,326, J. Blake, Little Hampton, 16/. ,• 361, Wm. Wakelen, Cambridge-terrace, 801. ; 12,283, Right Hon. Edward Ellice, Arlington-street, 101.; 4,144, J. Wyatt, St. Peter's, Bristol, 701.; 4,495, Mrs . T. B. Wem , therby, Boston, United States, 401.; 10,811, W. Walk. 147, Grantham. 261. ; 1,067, 0. Brough, MM.; 4 t ,.1. Muzio, Grove-street, Highbury, 601. ; 3,13/1, W. 8. Goodwin, l'rinees-street, Leicester square, ai l 8,696, N. A. Cohan, North Devon, 701. ; 8,038. 3. Kelly, Plymouth, 101.; 10,988, H. Richards, jun., Omsk SOL ; 9,1111, W. Swainson, Charles-row Walwortb, MIL i 9,441, F. Johnson, Barnsley, 201. ; 4,487, E. J. Tweak Boston, United States., 16/. ; 2,118, C.C. Williams. Okes broasc-yard, Goewell-street, Mt ; 12 266, J. U., Lather hem, 601 ; 5,386, It. Laurie, Deafer= ine, 60/. • 40598, 11. W. Merrl, Boston, United States., 251.; 5,605, Henry ISM, Magland-street, Glasgow, 401. 111Weetza Onourr.-1,014, James Macey, Drury-lane ; WSM. Tedmile, Whitechunk, Salop; 10,831, James liamem; 9,313,0. Langton, St. John's Antigua ; rx:Tbeass Weeding Langridge, Petentleld. The drawls...eluded by the prizes of the statuettes of e Belitsde-Msitd Tankers" and the proofs of the engrav- M omenint the 100 newt to persons gaining a money Lam se= general proceedings, a vote of thanks was pared M SW mak. emirmen, sad the meeting termi nated. Capt. Bart., • dock Captain - A to be wet k. ut the Gth, the ix;: , LONDON TRIBUNAL Or -Thc cam menial publie is aware of the egitetime skew peeseeiks tar some "line &mug the merchants of Lords. 1.81111111111 le • Tribunal of Commerce ; and few POMO NM be ignorant of the personal disputes er bale arises to impede the prestress of the pecliminary steps. A great arbitration meeting—Sir J. Duke in the chair—was held a fortnight ago at the London Tavern, to settle, if possible, the controversy between Mr. Francis Lyne, who is himself a merchant, and who, as the hon. secretary, has conducted, and been regarded as responsible for, the movement, and the opposing committee and their secretary, Mr. Frasier. The result of the meeting seems to be satisfactory ; and the following letter, with the com mercial signatures attached, seems to indicate that Mr. Lys. is being reinstated in his position London, March, 1862 —To Mr. John Matthison Fraser and °them—Gentles enen,—As members of the general committee, we have i karat with touch regret that certain disputes have disturbed the harmony which should exist between yourselves and our honorary secretary, Mr. Francis Lyne. We lamest now to find that it is net likely that the movement can be benefited by the joint services of yourselves and Mr. Lyrae. Under such circumstances, and considering that Mr. Francis Lyne was the oliginstor of the movement, that the publie =Gory was advanced to aid the cause called to our node* by Mr. Lyne, and that his seal and energy have on various occasions been applauded (without intending to offer you any personal offence), we request, u numbers of the gene ral committee, that you will be good enough to give up to Mr. Lyne all books, moneys, and papers relating to this movement, and that you will re tire from the executive com mittee.—We are, gentlemen, your most obedient servants, Richard Thornton, Thorns, Henry I'laskett, Edward Mae muffle., Ales:ender Black, John Boyes, J. Jot, ooh, Las fence 11 y worth. M.l'., Henry Harmer lay ere..t, r, B. M. WiliCol, ‘Villiaut Swann, D. C. Ayln I F. I'. Fisher." MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SIIOAR.—There has not been a public sale to-day. Tho market has • firm appearance. The refined market very I iv hare of gads ready for delivery. Prices are nominally the WNW. Corris.—Yesterday, after 'Change, a large speculative business was done in good ordinary native Ceylon, at 41s. k To-day, 425. has been paid, Lord Derby's spee ch on the u chicory question having stimulated the market. Tbe large public sales of plantation Ceylon are going off freely, so at rather higher prices. TlA.—The speculative demand for Congon continue. 134 brisk, and qualities from 81 to 9 are much inquired for. k It!, Common of good fair quality is quoted ttio. per lb. Parent.-420 bags Malar sold in public sale, at 31d. so per lb. to Pimativo.-200 begs sold at full price.; 41d. to op. per lb. so TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market remains without material alteration at yes terday's priees:—Town Tallow, 365. nett ash; Peters- mi• burg T.D. on the spot, 3.55. 9d. to 6d. ; October to December (1862), 375. 3d. to 6(1.; ow or before the end of blay, 365. 9d. M. MARIE-LANE.—THIS DAY. 6. If ,The arrivals of an descriptions of grain of home growth have been small this week; from abroad the receipts thus is far have been very liberal, vi5.,6,820 qre. Wheat, 4,910 qrs. Barley, and 10,620 qn. of Oats. et. The Wheel trade was firm this morning at the advance noted on Monday. In consequence of the continuance of dry weather, fac- s i s ton endeavoured to obtain rather more money for Oats, A. which, however, had the effect of checking their sale. 16 In Barley, Be ans' or Peas, no variation took place. Itl The Cloverseed trade was without life, but the article IA cannot be quoted lower. 1 1 AILIITAU3 INTO LONDON ROM nth APRIL to 1111 h APRIL. the. Ition.b. Scotch. Irlei. Vermin 61 Wheat 630 US 10 Barley Osal lO4O 11 Maw, 9,100 barrels, webs; 111514, 730 ma _ . COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. i s si Eden Main, 165.; Walls End Haswell, 16s. 34.: Walla SC End Hatton, 16s. ; Walls End Lambkin, 16s. 6d.; Wells as End Stewart's, 16s.—Ships at market, 66. et, se BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. 111 Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand continues steady for all descriptions at firm prices. The lest years growth is nearl exhausted. Mid. and East Kent, 61. to 91. Weald Kents, & . to 71. Sussex, 61. Ms. to 61. 10s. Yearlings, 41. 101. to 51.6 e. Old hops, 11. to 21. 101. LONDON PROVISION MARKETS. LONDON, Aran. 26. There was a better demand for old Irish Butter last week, and a fair business done, at prices for the most part regulated by the buyers. A little new Limerick was sold at 765. ; and fourth Cork, at fits. per cwt. landed. Of foreign the supply was good; sale steady; prices 2s. per cwt. cheaper. Bacon was held with firmness, and soma sales were made at an advance of lc to 2s. per cwt. landed and on board,_ In Hams and Lard no change worth notice in value or demand. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL, Aram 26. Since our last report these markets have been eaten sivelv supplied with both town and country killed meat. On the whole, a fair average business is doing, at but little alteration in prices. _ . . Per alb. by the semis. c d. ad. cd. c d. Material Serf 2 0 2 2 I Inhibit Mutton 2 4 II 4 Middling att. Prime Wits ditto ... 11 6 2 6 Primo ditto Unto mall ditto 2 10 3 2 tape Porn Veal $ 0 ~4 _ 0_ .. beita I . liaP d t . Lam. ' . : 4U_ to a .. ENGLISH BUTTER MARKET, Arm 26. The continued cold and dry weather enables us to sup port prices pretty well. When rain comes, followed by genial weather, we us prepared to pee much lower rates. Dorset one medal 1 Pele. H Sna. per cwt. • Do. middling .olio nn. gig hotline Iffoill VifitOLO t - - PRICES OF BUTTER, CHEESE, HAMS, cte. - - Frio.laud, per awt Kiel Don't sew 0 , 00 t'erlue old 70 70 W..t , rlord „ G 4 70 fork I.lmeriek „ 0I 1 . ,A •I go .. . .. I re-h l'aet.r, iorr • L. .0 12 1 . 111.111t141.11 , 1•,0 It Wt. .10 70 Cbeadee, do 3O 00 S. S. Double Olouctedee, pie cit. S4mdlr do. liork ham. Weetremelsod do. In.h CO, rip r:.44 do. moo& 50 54 W.. r... 1.1 I 1 lanil.urgh do.. Amok.= — 80110 1 Oseispiii%-asalliesssi; las vlllostaporeste• 171 isrlikelooshis a"" rtimmd wani, 0 Isi laellekS. seaieu Wasin)l 1$ istalhosbrals4efr inesi""N riskt. -.1 124 DOS Vii' SO HollIONVIL °.""a ra11111,111d Wi.481. Li Da i Imo h au 114 So lionise; DeliNsod 111 Amin ont Ossosorloi: (Issool So Soullillooloro ' SO Das Ilsolsommos (ditto) , SO Lowaiolloo k ArOot. I Nord So SO SloelmslObsion &ma Oo lost.Coura — llos 50 Illt tlg Noav Proolos&Wyro (Yu. LPL kN.Wotelaae.klrark 10 11 Unto t i n: (IMO Med.. rag Mord* 61 Wpm sodMiliMa Os: *Omit Moribms 1 CM Lialus4 ecoMMairilliMillored M Mr. 2$ Y. !• p. pa. , f r isTssiTellsiftsiibmi ' 100 lib Beeinst Nand to Omit Wotan) I 111 Atomism 31 De. No. S. 7 IN a Is WNW= AO WOWN lad INgybood W DeNso i r e a s aadAbt am NI INglialtleid . p.i of Saws , 0 Ulna per CC 1 01 MN 6 No. do. No., 10 Po. Nov opa Oat Noel 10 Not.llNlNWld pe tp.o S ddlalwargl6, as DEM" Ns .. ISPOroat Ilselhasl On 0 11 s i rloin,. 1 6 mysi li e rts2l . lllt 1 0 lamthirellalltl We kali" ProDperil 'HS Wiser Oa 4 parto .. $ laadmlo6ll l l New di lirbkill i 0 Da i. New dlO ... . IN abarecomaraamp.a $ DON Paphoiser - ..... - 10 ISININ IMlssisc.. ... 1 6 Do.OrroaNal 64 porCl. 10 WorNotor. lad Wisher. AIL II yr Oat $ sllrevok&lNest.t/eirOom 10 Ihreim.kOhubel(Nat.N. MN.) II ya Oult.- ... 2$ swab Demi 8 Wiseird IliKllkamy ... if Tort, Neweritlyll Mr , Ot.Wortli al SW , 114.0 ►OZEIOZ IU Conn! Flaw (Vienna: 20 Charleroi arid Ergs/Masa a Irotro xlte.re . it Mat 20 Iks. S Great bull= Prounsila.. bet 11 Gromi imsoUom of Primer 13 1 1Lmsombrarm 10 i Dn. 111milway) „. Do. (Comml) 171, Marla MC Do. do. Pim; 70 (foam sad Logo It- Nor then! of Yam.. ;111 "1ti..741i per . -- Tt. &aim (ki a. 3 Amino do.) 11 Orloons laacl tioilkowa . • Ptrts .1,1 Lone ... . Si Parls wad Odom .„ .. la Fos owl Sem ... . U Ms sal lemersarg .. IS elm ad Ma Move ... 11 6,11 w ... . I? hum NY Nimes ... .. • We.ters of Wane... . I gi it 1 11 14 ISA Ili l I IS ISt SI Ms 4 1 2 7414 44 s 4 SOs 31 lie 1111 1414 4 111 :4 0 1116 al a I I psi CITY OF LONDON FREEMEN'eI OLPHAN SCHOOL.— Irtatertlay, the first stone of a building at Brixton, in tended for the education and maintenance of the orphan children of freemen of the City of London, wu laid by the Right lion. the Lord Mayor, attended by the sheriffs, Me'ers. Cotterell end Swift, Aldermen Musgrove, Challis, and Salomon., and the members of the committee. LEEM.—An attempt is, after all, being made to rt. introduce Mr. Wm. ikekett, M.P., as a candidate for re for Leeds. Sevi ivl invetindi have, within the last kw days, bees, hi Id in his favour ; none of them, how ever, of a formidable character. 5 I DIIIO . to !Torii TUESDAY EVINING. Tie Zoglish funds ruled to-day at a further re dwation of 1, with little business of importance offer lag. The influences referred to yesterday are still in operation, and the market was also unfavourably , affected by the fall in all securities on the Pans Bourse yesterday afternoon, caused by the renewed reports of a forthcoming Three per cent. loaf. The w carrying over" in shares and foreign stocks will onimence to-morrow, and meanwhile,anticipatory oaks in these departments continue. After the Stock Exchange official hours, a firmer feeling was ' observable in the security markets generally, and a tendency towards a rally was shown. Consols were quiet all day at 991 to both for cash and the 11th May. In the Three per Cent. Reduced there was a resumption of investments by the government broker. The list of actual trans actions is as follows: —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, ; ditto, for account, 991, 1, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 981, a. New Three-and-a-Quar ter per Cents., 1001, 4, I. Three per Cent. Annuities, 1726, 99. Long Annuities, 1860, 61; ditto, 30 years, 18.59, 6 9-16 ; ditto, 1860, 7. India Stock, 266. South Sea New Annuities, 981. Bank Stock, 2201. Exchequer Bills are scarcely" altered, the quota tion for the March issue leaving off 71s. to 74e., prem., but purchases were made at 735. prem. The price of the June bills is 645. to 675. prem. India Bonds were sold at 84e. prem. In the foreign stock market the tendency of prices was decidedly downward in the morning, but at the close quotations were better supported. Peruvian Bonds were very heavy, the Deferred stock receding to 82. Spanish and Granada were also weaker, and Vessesuelan scarcely maintained yesterday's advance. Bargains are marked as follows :—Brazilian Old Ibro per Cent. Bonds, 991, 1; ditto Small, 99. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account 30th April, 774. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 924, 93, Z. Ecuador Bonds, 44. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex. Dec., 1849, Coupon, 221; ditto Deferred, 91, 101, 10. Mexican Bonds, 34, k; ditto New Tkee per Cents., 274, 1. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 631, 62. Portuguese Five per Cents. (Brazil guarantee), 994. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031, I, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 96, _,97}. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 47, ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 21, 1, 4 ; ditto Committee's Certifs., 24 per cent. ; Venezuelan Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 48, 471, 49. The committee of Spanish American Bondholders have received a notification from the Finance Minister of Venezuela to the effiet that measures have already been taken to place in the committee's hands the sum wanting to complete the last dividend, and to meet that which falls duo in April; but no remittances have come to hand by this packet. A letter from Mr. Lord, dated La Guayra, March 26, mentions that the report of the committee to whom was referred the agreement of the 12th September last (on the subject of the arrears of interest), was un favourable to the measure; but it was finally deter mined to refer the question to another committee, to be chosen from those who voted for the agreement, so that it was expected the measure would shortly pass the Chamber of (Representatives. "In the senate," writes Mr. Lord, " the agreement has its opponents, but they, I trust, will also be overcome, and by the arguments that will appear in the counter report of the lower chamber, backed as they will be, accord ing to present appearances, by the weight and influ ence of the executive." It appears that the holders of the Deferred Bonds of Mexico, after vainly agitating for the recognition ' of their claims for several years past, are about tak ing measures for bringing their poeition more promi nently before public attention. The subject was mooted at the meeting on Friday, but the bondholders' committee confine themselves to the general assurance, so frequently given, that their agent in Mexico will do the best he can to promote the acknowledgement of this neglected portion of the debt. In answer to a question as to whether he was aware of any Chancery proceedings being con templated on behalf of the holders of Deferred Bonds for the purpose of restraining the payment of future dividends on the Active stock, Mr. Capel stated that he had no " official " information on the point. We understand, however, that, with this view, proceedings are actually being taken by Mr. Edward Abadan', of Middleton Hall, ('annarthen shire, who is a holder of 1n evil ed Bonds to a consi derable amount. 34 4i pa Itll 111 241 U 4 I U 27 1111° 1022 U l2l 121 IT IS OD a 1 I 2.2 f U 4 : :1 li I die 191 104 96 09 @HAZEL li i ells al 1: : 14 1 11 1 : I IS 1 IN 14 1141 Pli e If P• si el li 1 4ki SA If poi a If 12 10e 11 1 • 1 A Pal 131 IA i . . 1 1 :1 1.141 lot Pla 1411 17 4 4f _ 4114 i Pa $4 — is IS is it Slidissi I 'I- :I 6 4 I A Si 14 1 i 11 I 10 11 Di 16 14 13 IILWAT6. ill lid LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARTS, Apoo. 27. I roc 1— - r " Mme , l •_. iltouey. Oposing , the*, Lowest Claim. 3 per Cents. 1 69 66 :__... __— —.- j 70 20 30 70 70 20 70 70 43 per Onto ' led 12 '' 100 0 1(0 14 100 0 100 U 4 per Coots. ' 93 25 11 ... •-•— 33 do. New Load 1 ... 111 .. I pot OWL ..° .. - . ... .... _ . . . axe\ saga on London : at sight, 25 424 ; 90 day., 1530. Osiglam, 3, 1040 1031*(426y. Nevis. Hentee .. —.103 50 Money Do. 3 13.2 —. ... Itomm Lora, 3peret. 971 ... Do, dl — ... lb. do. 1.50... 974 ... Do. Piedmont o. (.Sono Oll 40 . Bank Sturm FAZIO, APRIL 27.—St . Germain, 690; Versailles (right Sink), 040; Me Deft book), 277 30; Parts and orleans, 1,193 73 Paris and Bogen, 7.7 30; ltutten and Lame, 290; Marseilles and Avidnce, 272 30 ; gen.bourg and Bale, 243 75 ex dm.; ()rou., 573 ; Orleans Ind Bardemax,3oB 75; Nortbera,s9l 25, Puns and Straubouri. 573 ; Parie and Lyons, 413 75 ; lours and Nana... 365; Monte:emu end Troyes, 190 ; Dieppe and Pecamp, 552 50; Bordeaux and Tests, 130 : • Paris end Posaux, 90. MADRID, APRIL per Cents., 43i; after Balsa, 43.1. New Three per Cents., 21;; after 8010, 21f. National Debt (Ist class), 8f ; after Bolas, /D i ; ditto (2nd class), 5; ; after Boise, 5 7-16. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 104 ; after Bolen, 104fc. Exchange on London, 30.70 c. VIENNA, APRIL 26.—Five per Cent. 3Utalliquea, 95; New Loan (A), 9.3; ditto (B), 109 1 ‘ . Four and-s.-Half per Cents. ditto, 85 Bank Shares, 1,275. Exchange on London, 12.17. BERLIN, APRIL 26.—Voluntary Loon, 1021; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (18.10), 103; ditto (18,52), 103; National Debt, 90 ; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, —; Bank Shares, 103,1. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, APRIL 27.—The share market has been fiat again to-day, and the approach of the settlement appears to affect the market unfavourably. Ambereate and East Junc tion, 11 d.—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 121 d.— Eastern Counties, 91 3-10—East Lancashire 17—Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 721 f i 1-I)itto (fifth shares), 61 d.—London and North Western, 1222 e. 31 123.1—Ditto (new i shares), p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin coln, 33#—Nlidland, 672 # A 2—Ditto (new pref. ti per rent ). 1-16 41. Northern 1 Tnion A ( g o at. so tvvil by 1. Inn and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire) 233 South Eastern and Dover, 211 2 I—York, Newcastle, and Berwick (pref. unpaid up). 2 d.—York and North Midland, 251.—Dutch Rhenish, 31 . MANCIIIOTER, APRIL 27.—There was a tolerably large business; prices opened under considenthlh depienion, but they improved towards the close of the rl w. Leeds Stock, 72 ; Sheffields,33l ; South Eastern, 211; Blackburn Pref., 20i; Caledonians, 201; Midland, (Ti. BRISTOL, APRIL 27.—The market was fiat to-day, and with prices, if anything, weaker. The vari.ttion was Taff Vale Quarter shares, which closed at 334 ex die. LEtts, Arun, 27.—The share market is still tending downwards. Lancashire and Yorkshires and Midlands each show a decline of 105. upon y e ..tqrday's sl a m th e ' former closing this morninE at 73, and the latter at 64, East Lancashire. closed at li 1 ; York and North Midlands, at 2,51 ; North Westerns, at Ili dis.; Leeds Nntheru Ex tensions, No. 1, 21. Bs. 9d. prem. TIIE NP.WLY-DISCOVERED 0t %NO ISLANDS.— From a correftpondeuee whick hue taken place between the Liverpool Shipowners' Association and the Earl of Derby we perceive that the government of l'eru have officially put forward claims to the newlyodiscovei“l guano islands in the Pacific. The chairman of the Shipowners' Association wrote to his lordship on the 31st suggestinq that stepa should be taken. consistent with the law of nations, to ob tain the benefit of the discovery of those islands for this country; or, if they belonged to l'eru, that his lordship would consider the expediency of endt avouring to negotiate o treaty, under which this country may be enabled to avail itself, on the most favourable terms, of the guano on the islands. In answer to their second suggestion the associa tion have been infosmed that the attention of the Foreign otfice hasbeen directed to the subject. 11111 STOL.—As yet no tory candidate has been announced, but it is understood that negotiations aro pond , mg between the committee and a gentleman largely con nected with the tea and East India trade, and who was for merly resident in Clifton. Humour, are also current of lot 3pikbeution, through an M.P. of a neighbouri fotit,• to a connexion of his, who Las lies it invited ty, ftr it smaller borough. 'S , , \~ ` r ; ` . t‘ .!,