The Express. — London, England, 1851-05-05 00:00:00

. 1 e- G ~-G ~`i e; , _,••# Tbt *ftprtsi LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1851. coin: to Ilambuof, 613 oz.; to the Cape of Good Hope, 50,000/. The total value of these exports is about 200,000/. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.-THIS DAY. Business is almost quite at a atand•still in the share market to-day. The accounts from Paris arc looked for with much interest, and, till their re ceipt, not the least disposition to operate is manifested. The almost complete absence of busi ness exercises a very unfavourable influence on prices, which are in nearly all cases quoted at a decline, the heavy stocks seeming to suffer more in proportion than other descriptions. MI %REA AID 1110`101 ID:GUARANTEED. Two o'CLocx. EallmAirs. Pet to-day u to I o'ouuk. ,DNISTS' PUBLIC BREAK-' YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND BERWICK RAIL- Hi and BREACH. of the LON , ON , WAY.—SPECIAL MEETING OF THE /MARE PLOPOOE Or TICKETS for the PubJe Colualato in the East halm Darks, as HOLDERS. r. Preto IN. 61. for ladies air made- YORK, SaTtIIDIY. r 11 years doge. 1651. An extraordinary or special meeting of the share holders of this company was held hero to day, at noon, at HOTEL and BOARDING the De Grey Rooms, to consider the drafts of the following Omemnondatreet, Eustos.square, sear bills :—I. A. bill for facilitatiug the transmission to and Eve anemias paid to late and .1. 1 7 from the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway, of the truffle of the Byers Green branch of the Clarence Railway; ,AT H 8, and LAM P S. for enabling the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway Ar & BURTON wilt OPEN THROE Company to hold shares in the West Durham Railway ; fur watiooms, etissssaisstin e w ith hi. granting further powers to their Ingots, the Great North of lamest ia the Idagioni). der Oil eons. England Railway, Clarence and Hartlepool Railway Com ',PLAY of Limps, Bot ha, and Metallic pany, and Hartlepool Dock and Railway Company, in re . 4. w i t; b ^ a t °Me the Wrirest 1 , 1. 04 . 9,11 ference to their capital, and for other purposes. 2. A bill 11 . 0 9•9661.1165 to Kw Pow , . sad will he for enabling the 'York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railwa agate with those that Cave tested to maid C . Company to a bandon a portion of their Bishop A asYlW .destingui.hed la MY seuitry. Its. 61. to /12 est& branch railway, and substitute in lieu thereof • sew lime of la. ^d. to S 7 each. railway, and to extend the time for the porches, of lrntls ed. to to each, and the completion of works on certain lines of railway laws at thew rate ) authorised to be made in the county of Durham, and kr e4a. per It. I o th e r vumo,,,„ Stoat GENERAL ECUNISIIING ~r ow c. a .! Mr . I'l. the deputy chairman, in the Assess mirroring., .nt (pee rat) hew The war of the chairman (Mr. Leeman), presided, and observed that. .e not ,ppasved OXPORDATREE y the abject of the tint bill woo to enable this eompany, who No. 1 and I. NEwMAN-sTitEST sod ; had a arge interest in the West Durham Railway, to Established is Wells-atnat. 11190. to bear the advantages of that line, by the transmiasi b o r t i s a 3 the traffic by way of Byer's-green, that being the point at which the two lines are separated at present. Mr. GUTCH, one of the company s solicitors, proceeded to state the contents of the bill in detail. The first clause provides for the transmission of the traffic from and to Byer's-green. Another clause enabled this camping is hold shares in the West Durham Railway, and another gave them n right of voting at the meetings of that owns pony. Then came some clauses authorising the consolldas tion of the shares of the above-named companies into stock.' The 18th clause relieves this company from the necessity of running cheap trains at 20 miles an hour. and proposes to reduce the spied to 12 mile. an hour. The other clauses were such as are introduced generally into railway bills. The CHAIRMAN stated that the effect of this bill would be a saving of the cost of ronatructing a new line, at originally proposed—ab.nit 70,0001. Instead of that new line being made, this company was now to receive the traffic from the Ilyer's-green brunch of the Clarence Rail way. In addition to the clauses of the bill, as actually printed, it had been thought desirable that another claws should be framed (and upon which he would take a sepa rate vote), as to the holding of shares in the Woo Durham Railway. The number of shares now held by this cow pony is 2,937—the number held by other parties 1,1)00, and it had been thought advisable, in order to keep up the intim once of this company, that a clause should be inserted the bill to spread their shares over a considerable number of persons, and thus give them considerable influence is the West Durham Company. Ile moved fret, as to the bill itself, that it be approved, and that the directors be authorised to prosecute it through parliament, and to make such alterations therein as they may deem advisable, and as the legislature may saner' or require. Mr. KIPLING seconded the motion, and the resolution approving of the bill WI, then carried unanimously. 1 hr CHAIRMAN next moved the adoption of the addi tiunul claim to which he had referred. Mr. LEECIIMAN seconded the motion, which was also adopted without dia,ent. Mr. GUTCII then statel the contents of the atcond He observed that the abandonment only applied to a mile of the branch, and that in respect of the levels. The other material part of the bill was that which gave the company a year more for the purchase of lands, and three years kr the making of the line. The CHAIRMAN moved the adoption of the bill, and Mr. M`LAREN seconded the motion. The CHAIRMAN, iu answer to questions from shares holders, stated that no contract had as vet been entered into fur the construction of the line. There had been a soul' quantity of land yurchased—one mile. The entire length of the line was 14 miles. Mr. MAUDE asked if it hail yet been determined to make this line? It hail hung over from year to year, and he thought it was high time the shareholders knew. The CHAIRMAN said, when they had gut the consent of parliament, the directors would come before the share- holders, and ask their approval of the course they might think fit to pursue. It was not desirable for the directors to pledge themselves at present. The time would arrive, of course, when the question would be answered. Mr. M'LAREN said it was perfectly understood that no new works should be undertaken without the shareholden being specially called together to give their sanction to it. As to the cost of getting the bill, all the heavy fees were paid on the second uading ; and, therefore, there would be very little additional expense. it was obviously, he thought, fur the interest of the shareholders to pass this resolution. The CHAIRMAN said the company were at present in possession of powers which would expire in July, and if they were driven now to make this line, it woold be found very inconvenient, and it would be much better therefore to have the opportuuity of considering the question for a longer period, and to have also a longer period to carry oat the works. Mr. MAUDE—In default of information now, at what time are we likely to get information from the direeton? (Laughter.) The CHAIRMAN—As morn as we have sufficiently weighed the importance of the matter, we shall be glad to give you every infonnation. (.'Oh, oh," and Flaugh.) The resolution was then carried unanimously. which, The CHAIRMAN moved the adjournment of the meet ing until Ssiturday next, at the None hour and place. Mr. BAKsToN seconded the motion, which was agreed REQUIRED he BARLOW% IiZA.7-nerli•O SIMEON tan wad* ,dder, x other Nam& iota baresiai a seat irae to eay port - al Woad tif too els Mateo Parb. Iltellbsarry. tamer (W VIP Old r smoo; =.ll.lthe "i _er IMO =dr 11. sdoorps in on. _ may to doom Y mirk sad fos writhe rawior fro tappet. Tie Imamate of paaorrine from ra Odor drink err. ...Trento!. It la a Tr know. ... Ord Nor are often the oredopcolaz WM al cholera ablifaell• kale great eartaty of • UMW" tape at pm* redeem' =Vara ItattLOW, furautorr fronol.ingar, Slop WE. • 1 1. 1 1 18 . 4 . 30 . 1, You.l6.l , hed Mu. the atm are trila rlito ore entire ...Ugrian. None wider rho griped or alow's our sivi nub swilled NNW per • re, ntetbort f footgear:mks. WHISKERS ANI) MOUSTACIIR/S. The improeedented sweat of ROWL4YDM' M.VCAsSAR 01'. In poslneing Over ors .131C111,1 f 3llnbnd, ls universsily known and apprectsteit, land ton voided 'y Testimonials most nunamm. in them• selves, and certifies! by the highest authorities. The OA is pre.eini nent:y soeseo4ul in hourtehing, improving, and hrsuti.. ing the bo nsai. 11.1., in all chimeric ard in all • Leon cot existence. It lesion .tra its barsuaile proprrhes into the pores id the head, nourishot the hale In its rniheye Mats, asorkestes its growth, cleanses It from 'turf a.A bswirilf, so:dates it in maturity, awl continues to posermos of healthy vigour, silky iortneus, awl !uxuriona redunilariry to the latent pined of human dte. Prise 3s. M., J. , Linty bottles (equal to font small, it.. 61., mat dwlhlr [nal it., pre bottle. Each Dottie of the genuine ankle has the wools Itowlanie Mem " ,insr.ived in SW.• time± on the lb ul per ; and tlf• la, boat of U ei% rapper a al/ tin contairing TJ,023 letters. Sold by theta at :u, ILATIO. -GARDE-V. LONDON, and by ail Cbctobta aina Pereaw.n. eIUItES by Jili 11.‘KRY'S HEVALENTA ARA IL) DICA FOOD.— Fifty Year* . ladigeation, Constipating, Nay. youinews. Adhota. YlAioleasay, stomne, *team..a .1 the ftorni. sad Vueistiag, the taglenTsbable manly of whet. bad reduced eeetnaath tolerate, nod I yea unable to randy without enstehea, hare been *utterly returned by DU BARMY'S 'swami IoOD —Marie lolly Wortbret, Lne, near Di v.^ thnillAr teeth...l ud. of ore. how. Ihe MIME lie. the I , yd *tow de Deem*, to. Vene.able Archdeacon etuart, ti : Mt tor-fia.tral 7110111 S• king, V.•l•3uth; I/ Worn 11ire. barmier •• enlleer, Cambridge. • eon .1 ett para'rde: and 00 nth.. r cure, a liver. bilious, aerytels, arr. eunnach.e compiinta, moot, tbeuntatede, darationos. pall lodine., Ste. od In canteen with full it...tenet...no, within" 116., At b. 9d. ; 11h, at 4a. id.; bib., at Ile.; 111•.., at 33.. ; wpm evened quality, .146.. at 33a.; 311., at alr. 'Me 'nth. and 121 d emtia ten. are 1 Yowled free of an cafe an rt Mut of a pon.ufhry or Ay, by Ill' MAIMS a.. 1 l 4 117, Syr hond-rreet, and 6, king Willtato stry. 1. City, Whit. Abe at 109 WTI -.W. %trawl; 4, the look, Ora' , otryhontat 1 -eine WHY RK BURJFA7I"IO 80 MANY DI& AnIItt:EARLX+I —Whet ens be men dfragrreabie. or even astern e. *Lie to be twellseally wableihd to a seitieiticin . 14 pain in the mem .4 the duvet or stomach. yeikencat el the shin. Amens et the le hr. naives pin to dr. tide, general Waited, atter dinner, Istbillty to eat apsdes or trit•ir•ti 0110.51 suffering, water-vein" ssie a belonged eh Wawa? Mid yet, why Arnold peyote.. he stages: to Y three din in rabic* ail urine froce • milunt•ney 4 un beaky rile; and they would all Testae WWI we the euuncier'e hint, Ifs M ewe were tali of that telebratal reedic.ne, woßsopti.i.% visotrA GY.4OICATItg PLUS, prey ired by JOICS KAYE., Ma.lialti Hall, acre Uuditeralle and SL Jotta'amocal-pack, —mg hoiwg, ay Rogeneatreet, %slim* obtaland almost iin arraw felt 1 Gam Use re d then, alter enduring serer , nutrertne Ism ledlgestion I r non 'ha twelve month.; nerd Mr.. Leerioe le%eJneetitt. new spelling, ba• twee kaki 111ta i• hso much mew err the Yin, that she declares Ow would rather be without her bled than dims duly givahe motor di , eit —Purctiatert earefel to oho rue it Mt. '.ayea eisoL.-ut-arca awl • f owirnile of his slpriwer Yelet.':c v the libretto.. Mr nes Ore with each bos ; asirithout thaw re . 0 are mace,. CHURCH Or EMIL IND SUNDAY SCIIOOI. INSTI• TUTE.-01/ Friday the annual meeting of the friends and supporters of this charity took place at St. Martin's Hall, Long-aerr, the Earl of Ilarrowhy priaiding. Ilia lordship, in opening the proceedings, dwelt both upon the intrinsic and amend importance of a sound scripture' education of the poor ; alter which the report was mail. It stated that the influence of the ivatitute was reinarkahle, considering the recent date of its establishment. In London it acted upon teaahers hy its lectures and library, and over a wider ramie by it. publications and the visits of its deputations. The financial statement showed that the receipts for the year moil ii ;,, I to 1,413:., and after deducting the expendi- __-1, atter tore there aas a bal lIIrU of 101. 3e. &I. due to the society. The Ike. Mr. Miller, of Birmingham, Rear-Admiral 11- r- i .... astAIRMAN moved ils^ --'" court, and the Rey. Mr. Hann., aildremed the meeting in 'lna until 5a...--' favour of the report, which, having been adopted, various resolutions were isessed pointing out the urgent necessity of auProrting the society. The meeting then reloads-it. ROYAL COLLEGE Or SURGEONS. • The following frentkusen having and. r s aine the necessary examinations for the diploma were admitted members of the college on the 2nd instant :—Marro. 11 Carter, Toronto ; F. Allilay, Merthyr 'I ylvil ; J. O. Darlington, l'rees, Salop; J. B. Cockburn, Guernsey ; J. Skinner, Exeter; W. Jackson, Bolton le-Sands; J. IL IlLickett, Green-street, Park•lane; W. 11. Stephens, Plymouth; and C. Whatmough, Whit church, Salop. I,‘INCII.—PEMTIR O KE, MAY I.—The Valorem, a large elms Wain utan-ofarar, was launched from this sensual Last evening. The ceremony of naming was per formed by the Lady of Colonel Ellis, R.M., commandant of the garrison. Till' day being tine, there 0150 an unusually large number of apsatatore present. The following arc her priutipsd dimension. :—Length over all, 243 ft. 3 in. ; ditto between the pet pendiculars, 210 ft.; ditto of keel for tan nic... Is' ft. 61 in. ; breadth, extreme, 36 ft. 0: in. ; ditto for tonisaae, lia 11. 81 in.; ditto tuouhic4l, 35 H. 0t ; &Ski in tie. hold, .l ft 6in.; burthen in tuns, 1,257 0-Jl. MILITARY F.DUCITION AT SANDHURST COLLEGL A !cation from the governor of this college has just been neeived by the parents whose sons arc registered fur ailineeden, stating that, by a recent order of the board of commis.; .rs, Ides! Ith ult., a change has been made in the sinalitiratiniss required Ilium candidates fur admission to the junior department. The following is the new wale of qualifications :--1. In English, to a rite from dictation. 2. In arithnietie, to be acqua!utt tl with the first four riles, simple and compound, and with vulgar and decimal fractions 3. In algebra, addition, subtraction, multiplica tion, and division. 4. In elaasies, to construe and parse Cassia's Commentaries. 5. In geography, to have a know ledge of the counties, chief towns, anu rivers of England, Scotland, wad Ireland. 6. To 1w able to print the ordinary Roman characters and italics with neatness and facility. I.ODOING MONEY TO THE ROYAL MARINEs. —An allowance, similar to that given to the army, has just been granted to the married men of the Royal Marines, to assist i _ ~,, them in the payments tor ludginr. 1 - 111 E UREAT EXIIIRITION.—In reference to a parn- NIorEMENTs OF Tatxtes.—The 4th Drapons are to graph which appears in several of this morning's papers, announcing that Satunlay next is the day fixed by her arrive this day at ("abridge from In•laud. Ihe Ist Bra- Majesty for visiting the building and examining in detail goons are to '• at liampsts ad on the 10th inst., from Nottingham. The 31. t Regiment arrived at Enniskillen un the articles exhibited, we are authorised to state that the the and inst. from Dublin ; and the 3ath Regiment lent day is not yet settled. Exhibiturs will receive notice as Enniskillen on that day fur Dublin, to arrive there on the soon as the day is filed 10th inst. 1 BEFRESENT.ITION OF THE ISLE OF WIORT.—Capt. FIRE ON THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—Lore Hammond attended a meting at Newport on Saturday, night a tire occurred at the Wallingford-road Station on the and afterwards issued an address, in which he says that his line of the Great Western Railway. The building was re- principles are conservative; that he is "a firm protestant ; duced to a heap of ashes in the short space of a quarter of feeling determined resistance to the papal aggression ; a an hour. and the property destroyed is estimated at be- strong supporter of the agricultural interest , and opposed tween W1)1 . and 1 , 0001 . The precise origin of the fire is to unlimited free trade." Capt. C. C. Clifford continues to not known, but it is conjectured to have occurred from the canvass the electors on she liberal and free-trade interest. bursting of a naptha lamp, which was in the shed. .—A „, ADMIRALTY, MAY 3PPOINTMENTS.—Sargeen: ANOTHER " GIROTTE" ROBBERY .— Another 01 Richard E. Smart, to *Ore. —Second master T. A. Men the«• robberies, in which the victim is first almost choked se ll to Coast cluard.—Soatswain S. Ball to //onion. by an arm thrown around his neck from behind, and his os IHE TUBL'LAR BRIDGE, AND ITS ARCHITECT.— thirtat tightly . compremed, was committed in Manchester on Wednesslay night lag. About ten o'clock, Mr. JamesJonee, On Thursday s numerously-attended meeting of the gentry • -- -a, on his way home, ca nes , andclergy of North Wales was held at the George Doter, Bangor, when it was resolved that a gran d ban q uet should n leather bag containing bc given to R. Stephenson, Esq. , as a testimony of their a m rat ion silver, and copper, when . dion of the talents displayed by him in the splendid , one of whom seized him conception and construction of the Chester and Holyhead wooded him in front, one of Railway and the Britannia Tubular Bridge. blow on the forehead with' BRILLIANT lETEOR.—On Sunday evening, about oinks a life-preserver, which ten minutes after ten o'clock, a very bright luminuous body . he became insensible for was observed traversing the southern portion of the heavens. recovered he found that the It moved at a very rapid rate, in a direction from cod es - with them his bag. • west, in • slightly deflected line, about half-way between** . Anderton, jun., of 51, 'ankh and the horizon. Its siistance from the ear* VS/ . of Itobert-street, when apparently not great, for it seemed to pass a little above A, and he saw Mr. Jones the lower strata of clouds, which were moving slowly ses► running away, and he could : ward at the time. The light which it shed upon the cu' - wore a rap. Mr. Anderton ' was equal to that of the full moon, and its diameter aigoilood ask him home. Information' to be about the same u that of the moon also.—Psefa police, but as yet no clue j Constatitiona'. IWe bear that the meteor was seen A. A reward of 201. has lin this city (Edinburgh); and it was also observed in the will lead to their ap. neighbourhood of Moffat. It is noticed by the ilanrAester i ..., stated that the pollee had, Guardian of Thursday, a correspondent of which paper interracial their it sou in- calculates that from the first appearance of the light in the e beg, which be was known ism s so the disappearepee of die meteor ior the west, about , and that this was dve aegis seconds oug watln6 ht elapse; and from the appearance • thwe.--lfanchester iof the luminous body on its transit, that it was of the ottatamices of a 30 Mewl elaM4—tiosteassi. , . -. . . The adjournment may or may not be necewary, according to circumstances which may transfer in the meantime. Mr. 11A1tBISON, in reply to Mr. Glynn, stated that this company'. portion of the junction with the North Bri tish was all completed, but the North British have nut their part of it. The meeting then adjourned. WINDING-UP OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. Pewee CITICIIF.STER AND PORTSMOUTH it.kll.W.tr. —On Saturday, before his Honour Master Itiehards, the eases of the managing committee, Messrs. Clarkson, Chap man, Mountague, and Stevenson, wore gone into. Mr. Mogenie appeared for the latter, and Mr. H. Harris for the txtate. The evidence of these gentlemen went to show that the payment of las per share on their shares was not iu the nature of a depo-it, but a contribution to pay or ex !senses. It was agreed that at the next meeting, on Thurs day, the case of the other members of the managing com mittee similarly situated should be taken. IHRECT WEN?-END AND CROYDON itAlLw.tY.— On Saturday a claim to? 7791., on the part of Me.rs. Lloyd, the aslvertOing agent., was brought in by Mr. ltusburghe awl Mr.ll.llarrir, to be considered before his Honour Ma.ter Tinney, who has appointed a day to go into the matter ; the claimant alleging on affidavit that two of the managing committee have by their aeto rendered themselves liable to pay it. INI)EENDENT ASSURANCE CONIPANT.—On Satur day, before Muter Thiney, Mr. Hutton, for whom Mr. ltozburghe appeared as counsel, intimated that, in conse quence of the call of 2!. already made lc ing been Ivry in adeo=ely responded to, it would be necessary to mako of like amount to defray the outstanding liabi lities. • Is• • . ‘1111" ...4< 7 . , • . . 4 •; . - ..,. 4 . js- .-.11. ' 'ft No. 1,464.] r ANTERBURY COLO r.— ) leant. BATHE N, are embarked to 11101 of Oanterbory Oal 4 NINDAT, the 7th of Map. t ma ander 14 • UMW Timm ittli Apt DM ! •lAMB'S PRIVATE II i ~ Tii Ws!, 16 red 31, Dnk Birmingham Hallway. Ever • Mine. ... EDSTEADS, B. In • few drys, WILLIAN MR ADDITIONAL 8110%V. 1 . ".t to Du 1 4- EPAIt ATE 1 - .1.1.1 . n4 4l 6"es e. Th r ;: it t:lr ar ol e 'm th eh e L' o r ri • tr•riert that has ever bees et pru ea proportmeme 1 enteblidament the meet dila V ., • " Debteed.. from ... ........... . ',' MM. er nettle, from ............, ,1 Loop (l'elmer'.), from .• (AD Mbar hied Paiter's Candles .. .... WILLIAM M. scaumrs 1 DIONNIONDERY in literaly th brow of whmh, el It rwermlso - fillialfri kw every sr e e not • Marof Nevrimawaveet). No. If'doPLACX., 14.11:le ili. • . Dz.: MT-PEG RE MILW INWZNIY.II Sri yrogrubs ale, beer, aid let ert sad, peke in id. or ref an tibia) kr SI. 3d- emit; dt • - Ill► N, by obit wideh a yi tarred an. Y Sow I b MEW a the Mt eon so Ye( alma Tbe Met plat ma!' be dra van lbe ea mu lbw tapped. • seen uMar:t . , wuin Robert-street, on 'nu in one hand a new dark brown h 1621 in notes (live of 100, gold, ail he was attacked by four men, one from behind, throwing an arm room ling thim, while the others assails. them striking him a severe blow some heavy implement, he thinks s knocked him down, and he be a short time. When he recovered thieves were running away, taking Immediately after the robbery, Mr. Madtell-street, war passing the end y • his attention was drawn to the spot, on the ground, and two men running only perceive that one of them wore assisted Mr. Jones to rise, and took h was at once communicated to the poll to the thieves has been discovered. been offered for such information as • hinsion and conviction. 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Pod. aryl moo.b.targ Iltooto and Doom ij IS Is a (lb 12 74 8 138 13 9i 1$ Si 3 Oa 10 101 Si i 9_ II lis 0.;b7t;;t10i; use 01, 15 re II Mot rewters THE DUKE of NOEXANDIE.—An extraordinary ease was lately submitted to the civil tribunal of the Seine. The widow, elder son, and other children of Naun dorff, the Prussian watchmaker, who represented himself to be the son of Louis XVI., and who assumed the title of the Duke de Normandin, brought an action against the Duchess d'AngoulJme and the Count de Chambord, the' ' object of which was to compel them to recognise him as the legitimate son of Louis XVI. and Marie Antoinette, and i consequently to declare that the register of his death in the Temple, said to have taken place on the Bth of June 1798, was false. M. Jules Fevre supported the pretensions of the applicants in • long speech, whisk he had net con cluded when the coact rose. The ease INN rile of for • fortnight. Naandorff, it =ay be reatemineed s died at Delft, in Holland, in August, 1845. 23 23 8, 50 U 1 . 4 el to 14. 1 Si I Is 11 US 1.. 13 11 IGS I q 1 1 1 au IL !VAT Re r,i a: 4 4 dls 14 1 pa Pal pal 14 3 SI 7 $ i The English stock market has been very . quiet all day. Business has been exceedingly restricted, not only in this, but in every other department of the Stock Exchange, as speculation is quite at a stand still till definite advices are received from Paris as to how the celebration of the 4th of May has passed off. The critical state of affairs in Portugal is also made use of to depress the market. Consols have been dull all day at Saturday's quotation of 961 to both for money and the 13th inst. The official statement of the day's business is : Three per Cent. Consols, 961, 3 ; ditto for account, 961 t ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 96, k ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 971 1 , a. Bank Stock, 2101. Long Annuities, 1860, 7 5-16. Exchequer Bills remain at Saturday's range, all I sizes having been dealt in at 50s. and 335. prem. In India Bonds no business is marked. The foreign stock market is quiet, and little change in prices is apparent, though speculative descriptions, especially Mexican, are fiat. The ad vice, from Mexico continue unfavourable to the financial pp of the country. Portuguese Bonds remain dxpressed, but are not violently affected by the accounts of the triumph of the Duke of Saldanha, which prove the accuracy of the views expressed by the Daily News and Express a fortnight ago, rela tive to the nature and prospects of the struggle. The business list is limited to the following stocks, viz. : Danish Five per Cents., 1021, 102; Mexican Bonds, account 16th of May, 35Z, Z. l'orturiese Four per Cents., for account , 321. Russian our-and-a-Hulf per C ents., 99, 4 ; ditto small, 99Z. Spanish Active Five per Cents.. 191; ditto Three per Cents., 391. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 391 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 89-1. The discount market remains as before, though much anxiety was expressed during the week at an anticipated alteration in the Bank rates. Although some deprcsaiing influences are in action, it is morally certain that, after to-morrow, the Fourth of May an niversary in Paris, a decided a•fiivity will be maid ' fested ur every department of trade, the money market will assume a less critical appearance, and the large amount of disposable capital be brought into application in a state of renewed confidence. Foreign lutes of discount may be quoted as fol lows: Adelaide, 20 to 30 percent.; Amsterdam, 2 per cent. ' • Antwerp, 2 to 3 per cent.; Bourbon, 6 per cent.; Bordeaux, 4 per cent.; Brussels, 4 per cent.; Calcutta, 11 per cent.; Ceylon, 9 to 10 per cent.; Copenhagen, 3 per cent.; 'Frankfort, 11 per cent.; I Lunburg, 1; per cent.; Ilavre, 4 per cent.; Havan nal', Bto 9 per cent.; Madrid, 6 per cent.; Mar seilles, 4 per cent. ; New York, 6 to 7 per cent.; Paris, 4 per cent.; Peru, 24 per cent.; Philadelphia, 6 per cent. ; Rotterdam, 21 per cent.; Rio Janeiro, 7 Per cent.; 'Trieste, a to 5k per cent.; San Fran cisco, 6 to 8 per cent. per month; St. Petersburg, 31 to 6 per cent.; Valparaiso, 12 per cent.; Vienna, 3 per cent. The Bank of England returns arc favourable. The public deposits. notwithstanding the payment of some portion of the dividends, are again increasing;, and the decline in the bullion is insignificant in comparison with the altered state of the bullion market. The accounts of the Bank of France for the week ending Thursday last, the Ist in t., show the fol lowing results (23 francs for IL): Bullion £t2,057,29 Increago £144,8132 . Bullion en deposit 127,211 Increase 26,784 Circulation l'ulilie deposits Pri‘ate deposits 4, n1,310 increase 141,881 Bill, discounted 4,2113,071 Increase 115,161 tics rianent m-curities 7,1312,5.37 Decrease 980 The bullion in this establishment continues stea dily augmenting. The Hank of San Fernando at Madrid has de clared a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. While the momentary turn in the exchanges may be looked upon with distrust by some, an important change, and of another character, in silver bullion has likewise taken place. Since the commencement of the bullion crisis, the price of bur silver has been kept up at as. I , d. per ounce, and gold has been correspondingly depreciated. This rise in silver, so long without precedent, was productive of much alarm, and gave rise to some controversy as the supposed sign of a sudden disturbance in the rela tive prices of the precious metals. California was imagined to have inundated the Bank vaults with gold, and to have made that metal a drug; and some legislative bodies have seriously taken in hand the demonetizing of gold and the establishment of an exclusive silver standard. The extensive specula tions in bullion consequent on the sale of the ten florin piers by the Netherlands authorities were considered as manifestations of the same Californian influence, and e‘ery market in Europe has been disturbed and alarmed. For the sake of a half- franc or a franc on a thousand, the ex changes of every city in Europe have been worked, finvicial authorities frightened out of their propriety, the bullion of the Bank of England drawn down to 13,2x9,t41;1., in a period of great prosperity, and the bullion of the Bunk of France accumulated to the amount of 22,057,2947., being more than its whole paper circulation, and enormously in excess of its commercial requirements. It was evident to cool observers that this state of the bullion market, originating in temporary circumstances, could not . . lasi long ;"and, indeed, haid not a demand sprung up fur East Indian export and for Cape supplies, the silver quotations, which were wavering, would, in the beginning of the year, have given way. The full has now been a considerable one ; for on the sale of the frei;lit of the names yesterday, which was chiefly bar silver, a reduction of three-eighths of a penny per ounce had to be submitted to, and although pikes may rally an eighth, there can be little reason for doubt that a restoration to something like tbrmer prices of bullion is about to be esta blished. The Exhibition alone will bring into de mand gold coin in thoie markets where it has been a drug, and although the recent arrangements as to quicksilver forbid the expectation of any great . in crease in the supply of silver, or diminution in the price, there is nothing to counteract the accustonrd relations between the two chief metals of circulation. ' The demand for bullion for Exhibition purposes at Paris has already produced a rather unusual effect on the Exchange. The exchange on London at short which was 25fr. 05, is now 25Er. 021; but ' sovereigns, which have come into demand, are 25fr. 05 to 25fr. 07, which may be considered the real exchange, instead of 25fr. 02). Bank post bills and bank notes are likewise in demand at 24fr. 95 to 25fr. The circular of Messrs. Sharp and Wilkins, states the present quotations of the bullion market as fol lows:—Bar gold, 3!. 114. lid. per ounce standard; American gold eagles, 3/. 10s. 3d. per ounce; bar silver, without gold, ss. I,ld. per ounce standard; bar silver containing gold, (all wild above five grains in the pound to be paid for), ss. 1 ; Id. per ounce standard; Mexican and So uth American dollars, 4s. Md. per ounce; Spanish pillar ditto, ss. Id. per ounce ; United States dollars, 4a. Ilyd. per ounce; quicksilver in bond, 3s. 9d. per Ib. The imports of bullion during the week have in cluded 30,500/. by the Iberia from the United States. One hundred thousand dollars have been shipped at /Cm York for London or. boaid of one of the liners. As many passengers are coming over, much unmani fested specie will come into circulation, though not appearing among the imports. Shipments direct from New York to the continent continue. The amount of the precious end i n gp-ted direct from London during the week hursday last, we learn from official sources, was 537,094 ounces of silver, sod 3,997 ounces and 50,0001. in gold, shipped as follows : Silver bars: to Itokterdam, 80,000 oz. Silver coin : to Belgium, 65,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 4,040 oz.; to Rotterdam, 380,000 oz.; to Hamburg, 8,054 oza. Gold bars: to Dunkirk, 3,000 oz. Gold dust: to Belgium,232 oz. to Havre, 132 os. Gold ' we 1111 12. &Si II W I S& 3j Se 13 2 1291 1 21 99} e 1 "a 6431 1. 1 N " 10 0i Iv Si Ica 32j j 11l I Ui If Besides the exports from the Port of London, 25,1301. was taken to Lisbon by the Peninsular and Oriental steamer Iberia from Southampton. The public sales of colonial and other wool will commence on Thursday the 15th of May. The public indigo sales will begin on Tuesday the 13th inst. The Railway Times furnishes a comparison of the Easter traffic of the present year with the Easter. holiday traffic of last year. which fell in the first week of April. The result is very satisfactory, the instances of increase being much more numerous and important than those of decrease. The chief lines included in the table of decrease are the Eastern Counties, Great Western, and London and North Western, but in no case is the falling off very re markable. 'there is very little doubt that the effects of the Exhibition arc already perceptible in last week's traffic returns on some of the railways; mid, as Hera paths' Journal observes, the result seems to be a diminution of the goods, and an increase in the pas : senger traffic. A comparison of the corresponding weeks of 1851 and 18.50 on tour of the metropolitan lines, shows the following results—viz., on the Lon don and North Wtetern, an increase of 3761. in the passengers, and 7051. in the goods; on the Brighton, un increase of 2,7281. in the passengers, and a de crease of MU. in the goods; on the South Western, an increase of 1,702/. in the passeng ers, and a de crease of 211. in the goods; on the Soth Eastern, an increase of 3,039/. in the passengers, and 2331. in the g ° ?. (111. . . . . From an analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week (published by .hatrual) it appears that the total receipts on 6,284 miles amounted to 264,1481., being at the rate of 42/. per mile per week. In the corresponding week of last year the returns were 233,034/, on 5,688 miles, or at the rate of 41/. per mile per week. There is thus un increase in the aggregate receipts of 13,1111., or 13.3 per cent., an increase in the mileage of 5941 miles, or 111.47 per cent., and an in crease of 11. in the amount received per mile per week. The kailway Times states the total traffic returned since the lst of January at 3,921,178/., which, on 6,279 miles, amounts to 624'. 19s. 4 Id. per mile. In the corresponding period of 1850, it was returned at 3,551,815/. on 5,717 miles, which gives an average of 021/. ss. Sid. per mile. This shows' a balance of V. 13s. 11d. per mile in favour of the present year. The billowing return shows the average circula tion and amount of coin held by the Irish banks of 'issue duriug the four mouths ending Saturday, April 19, 1831 : Name sad The. The Rank nftre:an,l Toe Provincial Yank dfxilicad... The helf.icl nankina Company ... The .N.othrrn The Cl•ter 11,6nk Int Wins The Navoorl li4na o( (Man,' The •Rai..;:4l Dank of Travel The ileemet National Beak r Irautrl 3,:71,11% 9J7,667 243,40 311,979 741,7i7 21,014 iii;:,397 24:,777 183012 248,06 593,44 9,207 35039 6t - imp 114,114 34,%/1 $7,17. 268,35 i 3,61 i 10,703 Tuft, I 4331.424 I 4,361,377 I 1,V,;,113 11N61.1,41 VUNllA.—rtni Dot. :WM 4 4...44. :10 11 I:: I.r 1.3.(904. Ace.. 961 f 3 4wer C. 11.. i. Al. Iv, ... t :, • r U. 97f 1 3we I:4. em. Aral.. :114 1 : C NrheqUur 11.16.50, to (3.. r IlliEi.l.. 1.1 Ni),l. 4 PO , 4 1. A% trt:.ll 11.0.. 3 11 p.rr 41. rirero , i. Its. 14 17 41 b or 434. 15.54. /kW 1,.1.0 ,.retaoll Iftg.r.4 lt4- . 41 f 2 9 per Cu . v-r et, N , , , s 144.... , per et 1445:14 , 444 11.1...1111 90 ; C 4,1 hoi Ban 54 5 ..,... _ .... Pitt* Now. 34 I • , ror two/. Cuovertol 314 4 ..., I't. 1k.,0 Ayr. 51 6 .: ;*r t:.. Wt... kl ...11l 113 Oyer Ot. ( 111/43 i 44., lid 4 Ntt..: 4 1.10.th M... It oat" 0.4.11146. 1 1 / 4 4. 15.1,.. 3 1., Ct. 14.1104 11. 3:a o 'ol*.a :11*: 1;:a c• !..r ll+, 3 4 re, ILaferrol ILI, 31. r 13.1.... , 1 ILL. 7. 4 I , ltto 114-4••• 11.1...3i 31 •vr : t Pa:4%111... 1111 . ..1 , a cr ::t. Vdtrattwthi 1..,. 324 4ow Ct. ',at, ...rt... &tit.) ' • ..0....•eu 1,i., : Hr.:, 1:. 13 IN EXCHANGES. PARIS. MAT 3. !dr Masao. Foe !I WIWI. I bilpesing lllebeg. Lowe,. (.16cag. jo Ili 50 3410 sets 91 11 01 SS 90 70 90 SS &Rid, 2; WI damn b 24. N.11•1:01 'Lonna luan,lol ;4 Lk, do. 10 , 50 Trv..itiry Bonds - ei•eulatton hor imed eTT Cert%ate. Total vt-rnaa amount of Coln. LATEST FOREII I • I SG SO I9lzs 3 per Ornt.. 3 per Pent. per Qs: e. New ♦ ,vr Cent, ...... 41 per Cent.. Ezennnge LOIUIOII _ nelpf.n, 5, Initt luti Money. Dn. 5, tn. 2 — nt — ter. 24 Ptolinent sp. Cent 6O CA ' Arlin. 'M.—Three per Cents., ; aft.yr Baia, 33 1146 cash, 3.51 paper. Four per Cents., 14. Five per Cents., 1. • alter Ibilsa 151 cash, it; paper. Coupons,. It ; after Bobo, 8 cash, 8I; paper. Passives, fib ; after Bola, 61 to 7-16 cash, Sauk of St. Ferdinand, 1(15. Exchange on London, 61. Mattis, M.tv 3.—Voluntary Loan, 106. New Loan Four-and-a-Half per Cant., 1021. National Debt, 8.4;: Commercial Marino Society's Premium, FPJ. Dank' Sharer, 911. VIENNA, MAY 2.—Five per Cent. Metalliques. ; Four-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, sq. Bank Shares, 1261. Exchange ou London, 13.8. MINES. (rro:n the Daily News.) SATURDAY EYRYINO. Although during the week a large amount of busi, netts has been transacted in the mining share market, prices iu many instances have nut been maintained. fhe upward movement noticed fur so long a period, has thus received a cheek, but the reaction is only what was expected, as such is the invariable conse quence of a prolonged movement in either a rising err descending Willie in any market. The healthy cha racter of the market is rather proved by the revul sion. Among the instances of decline, Alfred Con sols receded to IW.; but owing to a discovery we an nounced on Friday, the shares have since rallied con siderably The greatest rise of the week has been in Tregordan, these shares being in demand at 30/. (or 61. per 1,120 th), without finding sellers. Considerable business has been done in East Tamar, andthe shares are on the move upwards. South Itimars are rather flat at 21. South Trelawneys have risen from 21 to 4, and are inquired after. The present quotations of the market were given in our impression of this morning. Foreign shares are unchanged in value this week, except a slight improvement in United Mexican, and a trifling decline in St. John del Rey. One of the features most encouraging to nailing enterprise at present apparent is the increased fact- Sties which are now afforded to the speedy and accu rate convertibility of shares. It is to be hoped that shares in every adventure will soon be converted with as much facility as those in railways, and that the real definite market will with as much ease be ascertained. So soon as these desirable objects shall have been fully attained, and we are glad to observe that great progress has of lute been muds in this di rection, a great impetus will certainly be given to fair mining adventure, the transactions in shares will be much more numerous and important, and many investments will be made by a large section of the public which ut present is deterred, from seeking employment for surplus capital in this description of security merely because cosh is not so readily obtainable for mining shares as for those in other undertakings carried on upon the joint-stock principle. For some time past the high price of the English government funds has driven a large mass of capital into a few of the foreign stocks most in fa vour fur investment, but more especially into the railway share market; and there can be no doubt that mining shares would also have absorbed their fair share but for the consideration to which we have alluded. STRIAE• ON THE BANGOR AND CARNARYON RAIL WAY.—In consequence of a large number of Irishmen being employectin its construction, the Welsh and English navvies all along this line have struck. The turn-out has been general, tep the men forced, by threatened hostilities, those employed in the tunnels to discontinue their work awl join them in expelling the obnoxious party. About forty special constables were swum in, as great disturbance was anticipated. The men have refused to return to their work until the whole of the Irish shall have been discharged. Their hostility has been manifested for some tins., but a; strike was Rot expected. The private cohtract markets are inactive to day, and prices magi he considered the same as last week. The public mks declared for tomorrow arc rather large, vtg.: Magni. 4;800 •bags Mauritius, 1,500 bags Bengal, and 150 hogslicadsilarbadoes. Coffee, 200 casks, 1,200 hags, Ceylon, and 1000 bags Costa Rica. Cocoa, 200 bags Trini dad. 'Tea, alidttt 20,000 packages, Harm.!'.—Spelter has been firm during the past week; 350 tons bid at' 13/. to 1.5/. 2s. ed. Iron : Scotch pig is quoted rather lower ; Welsh bar steady-. Copper without alteration. Tirt dull of sale; quotations for East India partly nominal. Otta.—Seal, 'pale, 33!.; straw, 311.; brown and yellow, 301. sPeent, PR. to 871; headmutter, 961. Cod, 37/. South Sea, 291. to 301.• Olive, Galipoli, 41/. ; Spanish and Sicily, 391. to 40!. Palm, 201. to 30/. Cocoa-nut, 201. to 331. Seed, rape, pale, 341. 10s.; linseed, 321. 10s. to 331. TALLOW MARKET-THIS DAY. Y. C. Tallow continues extremely flat. and prices aro declining. The produce of home-melted Tallow being much large{ than initial, the trade are amply supplied from that source alone; and a reduction in price, to some consider able extent, is anticipated ere long. The stock of foreign Tallow is now 8,000 casks larger than hut year's. Sub joined arc the present quotations :—Town Tallow, 395. 6d. ; l'ctersburgh 1. C. on the spot, 38s. 6d. to 90. ; May and June, 38s. 9d. to 393.; last three months, 395. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. I 849. Steck thin day Casks.. Usitvept to! week 1.2 Do. Inan latJum . Z—.— Xrrir3l Lot reek 211,473 1,719 W. (two tat Jude Pric. Y. C. this day pre cwt 110. Yaws PtALTIC SALES ADVERT casks, 16U botes;and 340 1•i0 casks Australian ditto 1,3,..07 919 91 110,214 . 9009 !$5l. 34.479 63 87,730 818 Mk. ed. I 35.. 04. I 394. $4. nazi) I , OR FRIDAY, MAY 9 :-130 serous South .tmerictut Tallow; ; 41 casks Cocoa Nut Oil. MARK-LANE.-TIIIS DAY. A short supidy"of English Wheat was readily taken by the millers this morning, at the extreme quotations of Mon day last. Notwith.tanding an arrival of foreign Wheat during the week 111 31,121 gni., purehases could not ho made on easior tenns. There was a better sale fur Flour, at last week's rate. T'h'ere was iisieudy trade in Barley, and its value was well supported. The receipt of Oats, in the aggregate, since this day se'unight, exceed 37,100 qrs.; the dem.ind, however, being equally extensive, the value of the article was well main. tained. tkan and Peas in short supply, and rather dearer. BKlTleil entliatge per Qr. 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IS to 20...P010t01... 1:k.0..0a, Usk to SI.. dwdltq ..... --Indust Own 25ti to Jl liwyptiwi....—.... ....... -19 to 21 -tummy : • I; to 19 l ''''s"inow,... 21 to 23 22 23 to 21...b011er0 ......... 23 to 211 TARIM. M... ' I ft to 24 — sevt 21 to 24...1arp :0 to 3f Lum lut, Emilie sad Ituwi.di — . ... 41 to 141 Muchterr.o.ur.m.ald Odom ItArvo..o tub 34 ..111fropeal 33 to 34 CIJ.VhII , I4 LI, red -per owt. 33 to 13 34 34... white . /L41,...611C.4.211 freauf hutr, per tau. LI to to £4 13 -__.. ... Per barrel a 'Albs. 17a :a, Americas 21 to 2 4 Canadian . Wave-,1 21 w 12 . 11 uuburg I mod.. per took of 210 Oho 27 to .9 to 31 £UXIVAL3 INTO LONIMI:4 V 11.04 rth AI'ILII. to 3211 M .Y. 410. 2:02211.11. roach. !tilt'. Yocconi. Whoa. r i ISO i 31121 swig. . 937 I 331 i ...."11241 Oh 433 I 1112 5,170 I y0.z,53 Thor, •MI woks; 2,340 barrel, Molt, 3.263. SOUTMVARK POTATO MA R K ET-TIIIS DAY. Since our last there has been several fresh arrivals oast wise, at. wcll as a very large supply by rtil. Our trade con tinues heavy, at th, following uotations: York Reg. nts, SIN. 10(h. per ton; Scotch, 70a. to NA. ; Cupi, WI. to ; Cambridge, ties. to SOL ; French Whites, 60s. to 70s. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The mtmlour of Beasts is larger; con.equentlytra.le is heaq, aud it is dillieult to maintain Irate quotations. Santo inferior qualities reivaiu ufesild. The supply of Sh e ep, alth o ugh - larger, is not excessive ; however, t rude 14 dull. and prices liner given way. Lambs and Calves are lower. From Germany and Holland there are 478 Beasts, 6io Sheep. 119 Calves, and II France, :10 Phis ' • Scythia', 7 141 Beads ; and 2,700 froui Norfolk sad Suffolk. Per ,;took: of W. a 41. t. .tow of 6118. ad. a.l Hat A.A.., 11... , 4f6.4... 3 6 3 d Rod Da , . 11(.44, Kb 3 8 319 liod.BB4..borip 3 4 3 6 11641.6.14.8661......... 4 II 4! 118448 t.. 2 4 211 3 4 3 8 Oates ligs .. ..., us 3 II 3 0 B2 ‘2 ..... ..... - - . Ime t Ilalf.brol• 4 1 4 4 . Lvnba . beano at %amt. ► ugu; bbaJia suld i4:44; ...... iiiJ COAL: MARKET.-TIIIS DAY. Eden Mans, 14a. 3d.; Ilaatintes 'Earley, 131. 9.1.; Walls End 'Liddell, 1311.; Walls End Ilasivell, I ia. 3d. ; Walls End Ilettou, 14.4. 3d. ; Walla En.l hambtou, lla. 9d. ; Walls End Stew•art's, las. 3d. ; Walla End 'l'a.+, Ships at market, 217. RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS LITIIItPOOL, MAY 3.—The share market has been flat *gain and but few tren,actiotia ham taken passe, alp testily lower prima. The lohowlng am the quotationst-Caleslonlan, 14-- 1 Chewer and Holyhead (peel. u.r. 5.1 per amts), 141-Esst Lanes ohs,., 171 --Lancaabire and Yorkshire (tir h char s W. Riding faint), 51 d and Ti, Leek, 111 - Lie.epool, Crosby, and South port, 1 - , Lostdoe and .Newth Western, 1201 1-Ditto (new ( Pharr.), 4 61-. Ditto (I share). In -South tatters and Dover, Newca the, a. d herteck (weft - fence, unpaid up). It —tnet and N. 'damn, 271-Inch Omit Southern and western. W. btAPICIIIIIITIUS MAT 3.—Prices were rather drooping. with a moderate am twit hf tontines+, London New Quarera were is demand, ae4 meld at 51 11-1 G p.; Leeds stock, Gi; nbeftteld,ls 1 ; Ewe Lonetehire, .71; Mouth Eastern, 2e. The remaining Wetness 1,0 in the !washer st My. BIRIIIINUtUttI,MAT 3 . -This sli are mark et was rather heavy lo.day, mai in tome east . * prime were a shade London and Nock Wetterne closed at 301 141 ; and North matforda at 6% 1 die. Prom a circular Issued by the SacretAry it the nitrewabury and Mr -1 telneharn Company it Rowan that the dividend of 2os. per share cm 1 clam A shares,. as recommended in the directors' report, will nut he ' paid OW half ear. LEELM, Slay 3. -The business done to-clay has been to a eery limited =ten`, and the tone of the market la on the whale we..ker. Croaks( sake .-/Aitt Lancuhrea, 17 3-16; Len:white and Yorkshires, 61 at. ; hotth Weeterus, 101411 e; Wharklaks, 21^P. Bit.IIITOL, MAY 3.-The market remained firm, holders of stock antielpatMe better prime. There were sellers of (treat buyer. at n 9; ielltra of NidWrd no,c at 63, hugest at 61 , ; "Elms of emelt Pa-tern and (beer at 201. and m ini . at 20; @ellen of Bristol. and Exeter at 81. and barer at on. Pants, MAT 3.-St. Germain, 415; Veraitilles (right bunks, 2.0; ditto ;left emit, 217 so ; Patti and Orleans 1541; Park mad Rause, 62 •• '2laniellim and Asigtm, 211 25; Strasbour g anal' b . k. 14210 ; (*Eire. 431 :5; Northern, i7lt 25 ; Paris and .Strad. boor(, 274 5 4; Yeses and Nantes, 276 22; llontereku and Troyes, 9; 30. PUBLIC SALES. Keg 2.—.8y Messrs. IILAK E, at Garraway's.—A freehold property, land.tas redeemed and tithe free, consisting of fifty acres of building land and two large residences, situated on the upper side of the town of Croydon, between the two railway relations. This property, which hoe been divided into lets for building purpoece, was submitted in 90 lots, all of which met with purchasers in a crowded sale room, and produced a total amount of 26,5001. • : FATAL ACCIDONT ON THE RlPER—Yenterday morning, about ten , o'clock, Captain Madden, of the brig Frown/art Beautg, was being rowed on shore from his vowel, lying in the Pool, for.the purpose of landing at Shadwell, when, from soma unexplained cause, the boat got foul of • mooring _chain, lad instantly capsized. The apprentice, itobertHlutear, clang to the chain, till assistance reached him, make was rowed ; but Captain Marldenwas drowned. Drop were used, but the body has not been recovered. rota Averue Circula tioa.