The Express. — London, England, 1853-04-14 00:00:00

‘. (E r tp r LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1853. [THREEPENCE. Peel River are quoted 54 to 51, prem. Mexican and South American are rather better. GOMMERCLAL AND MARKETS. C.ostag Basin.. I Mo. ii 6 re Waite. Pan' .riers done yesterday to-day 100,00 0 1 Ague Mix ln 3 1 1 1 3 i mow 1 Anglo Aurae/Han Coal all par IPm 100,000 tor. Anglo Calisermaa itkoeo 10 Ausualam.r, 2 4 1 „ 21400 2e .%...cr.11.. S 41 54 63.0 4 1 4. 1 Austra.lan Cordillera 100.0e.' I Australian Pre/ held 5 , ,r 1 06 1 Ave Maria . .. -.. , all 11 as I 4 240.091` 1 British Australian (lots all 1 4pm MOOG :0 British ire* 10,000 as WIWI. Imo. (los..115:. az Itl 44 5 11,t04. , 10 Ds. Ca,:res and Culabs elf 61 61 11,600 So Do. I't. John DM Ley '4 1s 31 110,001 , 1 '11111 , 111•4 Creek all Par I Pa. i 12.0 0 7 4.4 033101 NPPor 100 6 000 5 Ooloalal (sold _,.,... ... Catnap° l4 6 7 . 330,000 St. Copper Miners of Eris. all PS 95 6,000 35 Do. Pref. 76 per mat. all 81 94 pre ro,eA. & grr4g.4n.strallanCopr er , all 11 14 de 100,000 I Brest Nugget Veda all 11 11 pm 31 20,000 BO Breoral 11,000 1 'hater Duchy of Bader ail pm 1 pia 11.001 ; °nut Politooth 2l: 11 1 l's 160,00 r 1 Lilo Bathurst Oll 1 di/ par 1 1 60,061 1 Liberty 9,r. I Linares all 1t 12 60,000 1 Loodoo*Callorm Gald Quart. Crushlaillo.. alt 1 4 loo,eoo 1 Illarliuita 50,000 II Msalsaatt9th.amerlear 9 71 6 71 3 6',1161 1 New Gran...la ... ... .- an i i pip !19,01)0 1 Nouveau Monde 50,000 10 Nova Scotts Miming sad Ceppor Kalelthig 3 14 11 1414,000 I Port MO I par 1 • 11 1 00,000 1 Quarts Mork sh pa* & Pale 10,061 60 Rh say 1r.m...... Ditto New 7,,K, se dastaago de Cate 60,00 , E 1 Muth Australlaa all per 4 pea 11.000 10 Tin Croft 41.174 43.2.61 Canal Iterjeal mom, I Waller 100,004) 1 West Granada ll par g p-a wogs. i er..st Marionas all par 4Pm love* 1 Tuba MINCING-LANE.—Tins DAY. SCGAII.—There has not been a public sale, and but limited business done in the pri►ate contract market. Re lined is dull of sale. Comu.--There has not been a public sale to-day, and no transactions of importance by private contract. TEA. —This article is firm, bath buyers and sellers seem disposed to wait the result of the budget, which is fixed for Monday nest. COCJA.-690 bags Trinidad sold steadily in public sale, chiefly Irom 335. to 375. 6d., which were previous rates. fit • tcas.—Pimento sold at full prices in public sale, 6.1.7t0 ; one lot 61.1. per lb. Jamaica Ginger sold 41s. to 1265. ; African, 265. 6d. to '27s. Covrox.—The public sales were chiefly bought in; Madras sold at 31 to 33 per lb. In other articles no material alteration. Markets, gene• rally , .lull and inactive. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is very firm, with inert:aim/ disposition to purchase fur forward deliviry. Town Tallow is quoted .140. 91., nett cash; Petersuur k ; Y.C. ou the spot, Os. Od. ; April and May, 451. Gl. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 4.55. tid. to 455. 91. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade heavy, at the following quotations: Prime meadow llay. 855. to 955. ; inferior, 755. to 80s. ; Rowen, 15%. to 60s. ; Clover, old, 931. to 1055.; second cut, 80s. to 955. ; Straw, 30s. to 351. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS, Aram li. ( Now For I Liming K( AO3OIIXI. i fiNgheet. sox . / • . ..., 1 - ~.- ( -- ; ‘----,---.. .-- a -Z. --s -, 111".4 :: 4 1 r -a-e ' ,401-- -- - e tat.. , • . / // ... ... 7.. .... (7 (2- 0,0 -a-- ..-.- g tAa-- A--- 'AO - - A - Z 4... " 1 " .- ~ ../„1. ........704e........, ._-,--T mi lb t (E r No. 2,073.] LONDON, THURSDAY El BRITANNIA LIFE ASKUItANCE WMi'ANY, a SHARE LISTS. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. N o . 1. Primes-street, Rant* Leaden. 10 3 ! tutwerp mad Rotterdam 1 I die &tabliabed tug. 1,16711. --- WIIDNESDAT ETZWINO. SO S 2! " Jruttt u tc Las i as t a ir lq j ual mrci" lneri 14 1 1 1 1 Empowered by Special Act of Parlamest, 4 Met, esp. 9. Customs -Col. RoIIERY ALEX %NUE'', Disekbeath Pork. The railway market to-day was heavy on the ar- 20 10 Won and Besancon ...I 24 3pm AOYANIAGES OW 7111 S INSIITUTION. 11l I Da* Rhea* ran for the settlement of oho account, the 20 7 . ;44 ., , T . " ••• ** ' 24 1 1 a 9l 61 A Tae:. 'ld co, min.gr rotes of preshituu, especially adapted to the dan •..„ . 31 pm reg of Lone or Db.* progress of which is noticed under the head of to I Ds. oitession . ii it „ K I L I.,P 4 Te6t rates whereby hslf the premium only is palate' 4 Money Market." At four o'clock the tone 6 6 Ormt I: diaa rentneala I 2; 21 dump the tint eiteett ICU.. Sft W Irina iuuction of Franc, 11l 11 Pa had strengthened in sympathy with Consols. my Is, I ;;.w...t..re.imt4st, 1 par Ipm Sum roared payable at ~, st y , or at death if occurring peerlessly. . o rp h a n.' t &lowliest taxa:, eluding the mew. of hawing At that time London and North Westerns ••; •:I um R01it 1 .1411. 1 1.1.1 1373 - - Children olucated and started in sok, by maturing linutntle4. to were quoted 1191 to 4 • Lancashire and Yorkshires, 2 / , ~:11 1" `"h t, ,,,i , ,,,„7 . 1 ' .WP•c 111/ 1 1 4 7 / 6 ," 71 erannamare at the parents' death, and to be paid arta A ems shall 76 to .. t London and South Westerns, 43 to 4; e. is. I Lk,. ittailiay7 „.... 4 st 41 l ows Me 214, or 3 daughter her 25th year of age. Eastern &unties, 13 to 4 ; Dover', 22 4 to 4 ; Cale. 32 I pc'. ••• ...• -I 14 111411ANNIA IiCTL'AL LIFE ASSOCIATION. 6 8 Do. (Canal) ... . - E.,, 1 , ...red by her ainieetre Royal Letters Patent. denials, .1 2 to ! ; Great Westerns, 911 to 4 ; York to 2 Do. 0 per et. Prekreoet par Ipm A ......„,11,,,, aof Pronto. and North Midlands, 29.; to 4 ; Midlands, 741 to t ; 241 7 L7oes sad Msditerraneetl 11 13 yea rosy A .1.1. v., participate in profits after live eros i ve santni pay. ..0 7. a-. Berwicks, 171 toy ; Oxford and ‘Vorcesters, 254 to ati lo , 8 ,., , .. mi ,.... 1 .'" "' "' - I 2 i 3 91° U,. liCe ,o[• ato the tatic „elected... ••. • - - rim .... e dee*** envy three maths' di ff erent* of see. i ; and Great Northerns, 204 to M. to a.. lanaur & Lte,m(with in )1 71 5 Lad credit pobetee ttraho.xl on terms unusually favourable; the 20 20 Do. Do.(ez interest) - - =po d l a d! pr, mounia te.ingla l itieataal eat of the croft& 16 ;1 , 1, e•hern of France... 361 361 361 At the At 11 1 ,14. iener.ll meting on the 27th April , 1531, a recitation THIS DAY.-Two o'CLOCK. 30 IM, Do. Ai. 3 per et. Cond I Of 30 per r at. was in. 1.1,3 an the current year's prew.lum oa all pad. I , for P. & Amiens am 114 15 The railway market is better in tone to-day, Lon- le , a n x imm l in Think 7 .„ 880 8; D I stating l'otates. don and North-Westerns, South - Westerns, Midlands, 20 Itv Per ., An.l Lone ... ~ 1 171 18 pm 23 • BOef4l cf Detector, tit .ittt leaner daily at 2 o'clock. and South-Easterns, besides other stocks, being rather tos9 1 20 „ Nt n i. od s `' t R0 . (2r4.4 " t'• -' 43 43 Age of the ...eared fn every case ad oitted in the pol.ty. -en ... 4l 421 Media. attend:aut. remuir..tated hi slimes for thri: report.. higher. Business, however, is chiefly limited to the Is rc "are 'aid ,tn.s'wort 33/ 11l 231 (Sao: !Ake.) Inerrant-)settling. SO 4 F.M,Cact.,aadearclantre 41 51 pat 101 SI Quebec and Rielanced ... f Ipm Em m a Man the Holf Coe- :.sorter from Table with Partletratten in French shares remain quiet. Lusembourgs are 30 :. omen wad Ilona ... ... 70 31 & Rare of reewlem• I " a ' l4 miter seven TlMit i ra "" ati * rather weaker. s I Royal Swedish s„----- ----- _ . ... . 9 94 91 Half- Quer- SHARES AND STOCKS UNDUARANTEBD se .• sun', •,,,•1 h 1.11... 10 4 Do. 51 per Cent. Prefer. - - 4 I prlf... :XI:. ~ Annual Yearly trey - Pro yi n , s o . , r h " im. Pro Pre. Clowns pram *les today 30 4 leathern of Frame 44 6pm Nam asesser os i i • aim. roam sa. I pd., Ran.ware. yesterday. up to ai p.m. fa Xs. Upper India Scrip iman LI& St. 1* De** .—. 39 N 254 to $ Do. 61 per Cont Pm& $ _ die pp Ipar Sth 411. && & ilanra. I &Om s. 4. && & s. 4., & J. to ••,- Aelters„ frottlrm, limo' go 16 .saw ..t Inane n .. a i log psi 201 ag 4116 30 1 03721 4 : 0 17 3 Lea Elm Juusdas 51 8 A M 1 Westersof eadtaerland_ 1 1 dle •$62 I 0 4 317 a, 1 144 0 12 4 131 an BkaLWeiv.4l,l4tearialle 1111 Of ' 20 8 Zealand ll Idle II 3 1 5I 4 II 0 6 2 7 le , 1 4 P 012 5 31 so *A.m.. Lan.,AOmn,Jan. 74 84 dig O 3 411 413 4 . 9 3 $ 9 1 4 00 12 6 274 a:. n0,Ch5ek1ark.664332.0 St IS The following are this day's sales for the account: Z. R. roma, Resident Director. 13 le/ Ile, OIL 4 0. 24, -1 3 4 =4 414 ORDINARY BRAKES AND STOCKS. ANDREW PRANCIA, Secretary. St. l'a *Mal toad Exeter ... 103 105 r i g Bristol and Exeter, 1044; Eastern Counties, 134; Great sc DeS Cal*** .. ... 641 6.1 BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LE 4TERA PATENT. 57 ate e-hretor awl flelyhead 211 .11 Northern 631 ; Great Westerr, 914; Lanes:hire and Yrek a. at, owe aad Bandon ... .. 19 310 shire, 76i; London and Blackwell, 91 1 ; London, Brighton, MARLOW'S PATENT CASK fitT&ND, war- 38 46 0 . 87* ..., sen .. t J .,,. 34 8; pa and South Coast, 1041 • London Sr.') North Western, 1191 _Bit rant. ,1 ju last Fifty Year* and to repay lb coat a hundred fold. 36 all Diodes, Nein, ir.d 6 'ow 204; London and Seuth Western, 011 1 ; Midland, 744 18 ; Th. +Woo of this niashine is powerful sad ample; by tumint the dem J anode* .. ... II 9 North Staffvdshire, 131; Shrewsbury and Birmingham, wheel from lento right the 73 all g saa k o i,L,.. E cask is ratted wchout ip m g o tto (gm E ire d 74, 34 i trouble beyond It. level, so p a & aim fr , a ,, A ,, as ... 13 isi Eastern, 754 ; Waterford and Kilkenny, 94; York, New . A A 4 ' .v... rte. --- , ee tint son sediment Or 21 .„; imam 17.00• cao A. • castle, and Ber /rick, 693. hope recede from the tap; Pale z. v. id.) t ... is 11 PRETEUINCE snatuts. IVA a 1 Ilid , by'eaming the wheel from U . ei. Do. e lm s B end o dla. 1 741 South Eastern Iteading Annuities, 11. Os. 6d.), 26. • k sow e 1 I ippiv , riot to left it is lowered se: too E.. 8 77. 88 .3.ten ,„ 173 73 73 so 1701)& 1 1. 431 T the; the 3 , all E. a W.I. D. s.&lltrais NI 67 FOREION. \II '''' .. 4 ' --e - - pediment of the mod St Me &taboret% and Olserroa . n ill 74 Dutch Rhenish, 61 ; Great Indian Peninsula, 74; West e- . . limpid fluid by no rant. 10 14 Edinburgh end Pe** ..) - - Flanders, 44. __..... . WIRY Can get disturbed, St. DM i Elintsur4o, reetluDesde ! SI at i:AI i!? ,:. and th :te• l rclar Deta il. ' ot 1 1: i l el la n """Westal l :II 6.11 off ne gierteetly bricht. 7* R. WO Do. A. ittedk ... ...' 17 49 534 1 JOINT STOCK BANKS. , closing business edeentsges of the Patent R. 100 D o . lc acute . . ...I 174 WA 1241 No. &aril Usu. Paid. miens done 1 Cesk Steed ma obvious : Si. 106 Ot.flonth.malWeet.ilra.. 1054 1091 yesterday today Idles a emit mated' ea* 8: 100 Gnat Mamma .—. 911 911 911 7 - 1,500 'l , -- 140 — tustralas — ia — — all 1.- 02 93 - IS.. t . stand Moire* tilting, a II 11 Irteb South Pastena .. 6 1 II block of eyed, 3:t., is pat 80 all lunar:iv and Carlisle 91 3'4 40,0001 13 .Chartd. Bank of Arlo 5' a 4 din 101 i' under it ; the eonsequenes 151 111 Do. Thirds .. ... .. 13 133P1a 66,0001 10 Mart. Dank of India. is tbet the tedimeol ie dal- ht HO I 4 Lesesehir.' sad . Torkehlr Tel 77 761 1 A.tralia, and China 2111 pm S tubed, a second Imantation ewe* tlaa laid le ne meter bright again, 2,7 I o DD. m u ... „.. 44 41 dig 11 25 , 000 1 ii Iy.English, Scottish, and end meatually two or three quarts, at the eery in every teak are 14 114 Do. West litiAlatitlehte 3% 1 ~ , Australian Chartered 10 11 11 pm mated sad throws away. Engravings gratio.-JANIES BARLOW. 3.7 * I L o w. m os tmen ~, I 20 London Bank of Ano lamaten and ranadae, 14, King WllhamAtreet, Mansion-berme. 114 113 Louden and Blaskwall 91 91 9 1 1 wane and India 10 I fos„Tllbauy,& Seethe* 11 3 pat 6 33,0001 13 'Laden Ch Mend es* QOUND and WHITE TEETH are not only India - 1 . 1 ,!. 1 0 4 V0_22_ 9 1 6 .1_:,. 6 t 6 1•_,c 4 . 0. , 1 66 , t0 , I, :t 1 UO4 1 of Australia 24,0* 25 Oriental Rank Corpora. all 51 16 a.. 7 passably mull* to a pawing ezterke in both weer, bat they „.; „ " r ,'`,":„„„fr •-••••• ' . :iis 7 _ 50,004 6 Royal Algeria. Ranking see seedlarly appre*ted through life sa a Megabit highly camtacive 10 1 iz ir,;; Li:; ," imb - i LP°.and Geld Import. Co. 1 Ida par M lb. of he and U411114'411/% Ancona the varies prepare, St. no wee= & rouill.w.t.:: 904 wr 901 5,600 23 Mouth A netrelhe Sena tied Mr the poem* ROWLANDS' ODON 10 or PEARL 80 434 D 4., £OO ... ... . 8 4 dl. 20,0001 2.3 Caton of Attars* DENTIFRICE Mande unrivalled In Its capability rf elabellabingt 40 S 4 Da„ EN _.., _.•• , 4 $ die 0.0001 . Do. New 2t 3 9 parity** and preservire the teeth to sloe latest period of life. It wIl ' IS an Londonderry & Coleraine 101 II The following are this day's sales for the account : be foiled t, combeate all tartar anal contreCons, a* impara pearl. 25 all loadoadrrylk Enniskillen 19 21 English. &welsh. and Australian Chartered, 111 1: lOUND and WHITE TEETH asnot only indis pensably requisite to a pleoloo Welke Is both Imo, teat they ,1 - ,; i reitetty 1 :011101 lib so a bloribto Melly eceduovo I; - b urne r or sorpossVILN A DTTE O O: 4IO oe w.aeioes lII= ht. 1.0 slosiiumriskild to Its apoliallty of embelltaloc ~, r - poureig amp teeth to the haat period of We. It will . Z: lo mama Si Sots and emeretketh, mei Impart E s ' iiiimes le Iteamollorl miss, ._ om son of St. =;ls gems Ins anal red. os4 Gioia lie teeth I,; s , ; aslt. asa Ss mom tie Mom% tweet awesome owl s e EIVIsT beesib. Pike tie. ad. peg is. ONallea..—The elOtele, sc 1 Oates* ants th e Lads sal 0 4.11,01m1 mei Ales s e 110,1kaway~ esersved on ;be grussoull stow WWII ea -- sage Us. SW by thous BM by ebemlets awl pitmen. . . .(C 140 Load.. t l ouels..Roster. $1 i sm g . 4 134.. .11 Lwastestri ool all 10004441rryit &misting:o 110 31m1L.Ilisf.ALlneolnet 100 41 111114 114. 41 ENOAII.I4O. Uszoi. 140 D.. 111nCeidi 1:1:1 - by 47 lOLA. w44.11rip)... 1711 43413164404... it. 100 11l •Innielet . 81 $ 14 14 _ . aed Gall Lavaca. Co 'loath Amaral& Umtata of Australia Do. New are this day's and A, of Ai 36 d y ad 70 741 43 45 29 40 74 sk ie 31 die 3 i 3 94 53 $1 31 21 dim 341 35i tits a 1 I=llanniiallatar. St. ISO Is IS Deans !Sprains Osman Slake 11-• 1100 Kern Dank - . It 14 North Devss;ll6. * I. I ill Do. =Ng • I De. I ameastsiod SO 14,1Sortli ai 4.. Ss al Morn Wangs IS 10 Porassi L Wisitarshin St In OAK afsesias Manor Ss. In OMNI et 100 sasttlitilkilisd . di. 43 43 di. II 6/ 34 3pa SOi s ly IS ItO 63 63 64 66 73 76 lio N De. LAlLW.usar. • Ihrowitssy salliendard all siemiery ass b.vn - 00 Umisa 10 :=t h ela . 190 1102•19 ample IS 90 9 10 13 15 201 13 /51 38 3 1 4 12 131 4 4 19 2 rPORTANT to FAMILIES FUR iii NISIIINO, gt. wlio sled, slegthth wi th thosemr.—JAMES COOK's THREE 60 NAAIRENCLI POLISHED MAHOGANY ARABIAN BED- £0 MAD. sotuar, cubism. Carpet . II l.( wad upk.imeri le Wardsogra.—BßONPTON ROUSE, 12 and 13, Qaceierbolidlage, ts MNIOUTIBRIDGE. Extlautth stun, and. UAW priors net pat lb lbw. 2/ .10 eon& Wake II s. Taablial vi;Da I DUO MI6 -.... an Saa n == ii . 90 ; 17 c.r.r MR... all Wiludwil ord =ma wrodrid mg. 7 i it 14! 15 9j 1 Si $4 95 10 W 64 1 Sit 7 75 elk 21 50 5Se PLCULVEKWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS Orthodos. Asu4vsspLOW, ab.l Original. Is. obeli; by pm: WHAT TO EAT, DIIIfI. AND AVOW. u. LECTURE TO YOUNG KEN. • ROW TO EE HAPPY. n. MORAL AND PHYSICAL lINJOTHICIT OP LIFE. ON SPECIAL DDIZASIL vt. THE INSTITUTES OF DIAZZIAOI vu. Ti j w.:maiu..l siZ I coi r kei ins redhatramosti?ormo; 23 ' 2O I Do. 40, Nitwits. 23 I 1141 thOllJl.K.Porthor so toe Ito& ma North Mimi Ulll LufgDAT too SultioOmsoldrs Goma lArdeolls olo X.Woodoli aroid Jamas lostlAmolisidtur ialli"abibi tti. (wed Gt Dna * Northorel $$ maMelt Pomo Gordli to GrotsWoolof r an Elsetloodel Ds& lathy. l(LILIS SO ii=llll(Li lo oskitlllitt. U Do. Gore (ditto) .. 12t Do. I atom (ditto) . lq Ue G da oat Onisawidd oma to Soo& ItsoSsro 20 OM /10110 = 1/1•• (01111 V 0 tAimlsit (Ipmeol ll. DM, cult DIBIASEB OY WINTER. fIIJAIT OF-111I011XLYTEA CONOTIPATIC HOlOB. and BANORI "POLISH. 111,1911, ad tfOUICH LIMP. 2 grola., Oa. 3 1 as. WTDROPATHT ; OR, THE COLD WATER CURE. ammo 1, 16, Patesso+:lT•TOW • Damao. 112. Phro.l , oot ; Wass, 10 Oorattlu, Asa all 00oluel4ni: or of 11. L Culvemell, II.D„ 10, is AllO ll -0 1 . 0 NR 0 ses1 40 rest, bo may be 00.001106 duly brow 10 till 6, sot 7 till 9. 20 = 1 =1 , 122303703 1 , i MEOW Bed= all =lolllNlit. Ss Dart 10011011(21012.) tf 11111110•61111Miahleft , NNW Os listeureb. 1:10.1301 fts, onL W.) 23 Intems*Wpo(looo.lA• 8511.WaLaiseriarori 114 Ditto Awe (41210)... law Some orIMNIO(Iso to Una lierll3on Dir.Olsoislailkesk . ibultailbribldritleamed 34 W I. .1111 3, aa) Ct.c (Mod Is 23 DIM 011110 Dim ,100 Wilts I Suir met (1~ to Oust Weatired..—. TRIBUNALS OF COMMERCE. Yestesday a public mectini bad, Southwark, to promote the et eoutmeree. was held at the Town- I se stabtisbment of tribunals Mr. PkITCHARD, the high bailiff, took the chair. rit.cuin proposed the first teto!ution, to the effect that tribunals of commerce Afford • cheap, speedy. and easily intelligible means of settling questions of right be tween members of the muting community, according to the dictates of natural equity, in conformity with the known and understood custom of commerce. _ Mr. DICKINSON Ifterldcd the resolution, which was sup ported by Mr. APsLIT PILLATT, M.P. The motion was tarried unanimously, and was followed by other resolutions, all declaratory of the great benefits that wou'd arise from the institution and encouragement of these tribunals.—Thc procoedings terminated with a Tote of thanks to the chair. St. 100' Shadow 5 ; teectees No. 2, 7 per Ct I St.' loe Brined k Exeter 4pwCt ' at. 160 Oaledsalaa /110 15 .6 Chem( sad Holyhead .„ 61 31 Oork sad Banda: Si WI !Dundee, Perth, sad dew , dew Joadloa 34 Sh Ilatadmiltan(3l.l o l.) l l . p.t.t. , 6 • 6 ID*. do. (51) 7 per*. 1. I Do. do. (71. 17a.) 6,1% 7 per Ct 61, 61, Itad.Coa.itata.,3 p 1. 6 %Ditto do. N 0.2 lb 110 Me. Meal pee Ceat @loci I 30 , 20 1 1001.2211meirlpga.1 p.Ct , UMW" Perth, wall I DiWitio, le per Cleat 111. N4thees3 per On It. 100, De. 5 par ent. Scrip, Re. dame& at le p.et. pat 10 3 110. Ili persist scalp 61 61 M.lftkWentru(llllghtbi 10 a OWew.Blut kflotteel 3p W.! 100 Ot.Weet, redeem.% pwl St. 100 Ditto irredeemable 4pee et, 18 6 lasesettire &York.. XX. R. IN Ditto 6 per Net Stock di. 100 :Leak BeabAluar.o pent St. 100 DlttoPealireatial 3 per Ct. 10 ' 5 Loa.llllllllWattCce. In all Load/marry !Calm. e 111 all lwadeadsnsetlaalalLith 13 13 Kaa.tbseld.We. 111 ly Do. Hey 810 . I KILLARNEY JLNCTION RAILwAY.—On Wednesday hint the Killarney Junction Railway was opened as far as Mill -street, whence Mr. Dugan and the directors proceeded, by omnibus, to the Lake Hotel, Killarney, where a very sumptuous entertainment was served up. Tha rails have been for some time laid down on the greater portion of the remaining twenty-five miles, and some cuttings in tho immediate vicinity of the Bower, which is about ten miles from Killarney, being rather heavy, coupled with the fact that a very lefty bridge is in progress of formation in the game locality, it has been determined, with a view to make the railway communication to Killarney a+ complete ns possible against the opening of the Nctional Exhibition, to at once perfect the line at either side of those cuttings. Tha the entire line from Mallow to Killarney will be opened about May 20, with the exception of that portion near the Bower station, where it will take some few addi tional weeks to complete die cuttings, during which period rleuien will be taken about two miles round, to and from arney, by well-appointed horse-carriages, while railway tracks will be in constant waiting for the conveyance of ii r g YITRUCTION OF WYKE-HOUSE lIY FIRE.—On Saturday last Wyke-house, the mansion of— Wheeldon, Esq., near Shaftesbury, Wiltshire, was destroyed by firs. Tls conflagration was caused by he overheating of a flue is the library. The family were absent from home at the time when the fire broke out, but among the inmates of the house were the youthful children of Lord Aruodell, of Warden', who bad been removed thither a few days pre vious, to escape infection from the smallpox, from which Lady Arundel! has been guff ring severely at Wardour Castle. The damage done by the fire amounts, we hear, to several thousand pounds, but Mr. Wheeldon is insured fur a lame proportion of the sum. CRESS SOIREE AT SOOMARPTON.-I'he members of the Snottesmston Chess Club held a chess soiree at the V scoria Assembly Rooms in that town, on Tuesday. At three o'clock m the afternoon one of the rooms was crowded with tables containing elegant chess-men and boards. Mr Barwits, s distinguished profi 'slows! chess player, together with mammies from other clubs, were present. A num ber of ladies were present, some of whom played skilfully. Among the players also were several members of the So defy of Friends, one of whom defeated n military officer of high rank by superior strategy in the mimic warfare. Refre.hotents of tea, oiffee, &c., were served during the 12i • all ilaryp.*Oidlik ill " pOL St. 100 lilidlandeomolleJol.lp.l2 14g S Ditto ProOmmie SO , I llMulk gemshiss... . • on I Do. Ousrosisod per 6 , 1 I : ali , Do.Vi i =fi s ey g, 10 4 Do. St., 10 , 1 North 20 all North Stoilballdre 111,. 100 °stud. Wasiostor, e-r 1 / 00 , r C II 12 , Dit.o ditto dltt littnorm.4o,lom. 19 llar•oa.ateboator(Stte.W. MIL) I per Dent— .. 10 d Do. 6 per Coat „ .0./au / 1i Ditto Stow /4 ° oil South Lagers /an.; of 11.0.6 Stit.Y.taihire4o• — ' I S IL IWO i Tab. Iftwomeakal !WIZ. I (Like& et lisgesisi. 7116 li fr, • ~• i '.. • mgr a ,..._ c. 1L _.,:; ik@gutinn IGG 10S ‘2 Si 152 154 IN lie Ili 114 16 b 7 274 1$ 131 Ilk 131 :6k 104 SD 26 27 21 Pi 105 107 61 66 NY In 149 131 l jar $241, mi 1034 1,41 10S 107 1(6 11.11 19 20 1 i dig 6 66 36 $ 4 41 1 16 pa 12 pa 14 14 146 15 166 16i 1 127 1 129 111 113 4 " 71 104 108 1 41. j pm 151 150 1 153 llt 31 pm I$ 131 • lit 14 Ivy Pe iti iso '5l I Pi dui IFm lu9 111 ii 'I 2 2f pm .01 ti f 1:f 1 ) 141 15 is P.r 6 Pin 1:0 234 10jdis .0i pox I'l 103 $ 3# Par pia iE01:19. BadmaB dam I• tads) 87 73 pm 10f Pal I! 811. M. 10,018 130, 4u•traliss AITL..I 3 3 2 3 9 0 30 Brit.AmmiesaLsod 3-4 73 77 123,71! 11K. Brit. Aut. lAied eli 1# 11 pm 1 Do. Preforms's— all 120,000 3 Prelltiv.l.mi.ll3l4l. all 31 3f pail 101 Homo. 1 Sost7bibkust.lasest sli 2 psi 21 11,700 25 9. Aastralia9 bad 15 43 30 431 94 15.000 too Yen Diaossiesbatt la; 19 :0 The following are this day's sales for the account: Arabia Coal and Iron, 7I ; Australian Agricultural. 92 3 ; British American Land, 78 ; Crystal Palace, 64; General Screw Steam Shipping Company, 11; N. B. Australasian Loan and Investment, 21 ; Peel River Land and Mineral, 101 ; Scottish Australia& Investment, 21; South Australian Land, 491; Van Dievasa's Laid, 201 1 99 1. Orill Pd pric es yesterday, WSDNSSDAY BY/Dffife. The market for British mining stocks to-day . has been quiet. Although there is a fair general business doing, the fall in copper and tin seems to have checked purchases. There is no doubt this reduction will have a sensible effect on the value of some of the high-priced shares which•have lately experienced so remarkable a rise. The following sales have been concluded :—South Basset, 610, 615; Dolcoath, 105 ex div.; West Providence, 54 ; Wheal Trelawney, 65, 66 ; Cefn Bruno, 101; West Caradon, 305; Wheal Mary Ann, 42; Alfred Consols, 181, 191; Trehane, 27, 1; °rambler and St. Anbyn, 29, 30; Herodsfoot, 15; Keswick, 10, 11; Trebarvah, 111; East Seton and Mend, 51; Wheal Carpenter (Gwinnear), 9, 1 ; Wheal Lemon, 61 • East Arthur, 12s. ; Herodacoembe, 11, 3 ; Trebell Co nsols, 11, 1; Bedford United, 101, ; West Ding Dong, 121; Cwm Darren, 165., 17e.; Vale of Towey, 11; Cwm Erfin, 15s. 6d. ; North Damsel, 275.; Penhall, 11,/ ; von Barra Burrs, 71; Wheal Vl'rev, 21; Weston, 11, 2; Wheal Zion, 51. 1; Spearne tonsols, 11; Ludcott, 2; Aubin Coal and Iron, 21 to 1 prem. The Californian Gold Mining shares appear to be well supported, especially the Agua Fna, which were decidedly better. The shares of this company, and the Nouveau Monde are well bought. Australian descriptions, on the other hand, were rather flat, but the whole of this market was firmer at the close. The settling has an unfavourable effect, owing to the number of weak " bulls," who are forced to pay heavy rates of continuation. On colonial gold as much as le. per share was paid. On Peel River the rate ruled at 1-32 to 3-32. After falling to 5 to ~•1 , these shares closed 5 1 to '' prem. At 4 o clock, colO• nial gold were quoted ' 2 to 21 prem.; Port Phillip, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; British Australian, 5-16 to 7-16 prem.; Agua Fria, 1' to 11 prem.; and Nouveau Monde, 13-16 to 11-16 prem. Linares shares were firm in the morning, but closed flatter. Rhymney Iron were 11. lower, but United Mexican slightly improved. A reduction of 41. per ton has taken place in the price of English tin. The present prices are :—Re fined, 1151. per ton • Block or Ingot, 112 1. per ton ; Bars in Barrell,_ll3l. _ _ _ It is noticed as something remarkable that al though a few months ago copper was so scarce with large orders on hand, leading to the expectation of a further rise in prices, the copper smelters should this week have come to the sudden resolution to lower the price at a time when no increase in the pro duction is perceptible. We understand the reduc tion in price is not generally acquiesced in by the trade. _ _ The effect of the reduction upon some of the Cor nish mines, the ores of which are of low produce, is received with some uneasiness. The late rise stimu lated the working of many copper mines of low pro duce, upon which expenditure and profits were nearly equally balanced, and, should the present re duction be maintained, some of these mines will have to close again. At Wheal Seton meeting, held on the 11th inst., the following account was produced, and a dividend of 41. per share declared : Costs and merchants' bills, January and February Copper ores sold (less dues) Profit Balance from last account 39S ii 10 £1,019 9 1 792 0 0 Dividend of IL per 108th share Balance in band £227 9 1 From the report presented, it appears that the mine has improved lately. Thu following are the principal productive points at present :—The 100 fathom level west of Bull's shaft is worth 351. per fathom. The 100 east of Tilly's shaft is worth 70/. per fathom, and the same level west 401. per fathom. THIS DAY—Two O'CLOCK. With the exception of the pc' Bing, scarcely any business is guieg on in the gold mining share market, and prices show no change of moment. Ave Maria and Lake Bathurst are heavy, but Agua Fria and Carson's creek are in request. Australian Agricultural have risen to 93 to 93. lii 3 I 132 i Sj 1 1 Pal 107 i 102 12 bl et i i ill Par / Pa Pa Pro e for the account: oni,l Gold, 3; Co- I I 'eau following are this day's Frii, 21; Austratiau, 4 MONEY MAR it-LT. WZDNESDAT EYIRINO. The English funds were inactive to-clai;KIT im proved at 4 o'clock. The current price was 100; to for money, and 100. to for the 12th May; but in the afternoon an influential purchase for account carried the price to 100! to 4, at which it closed steadily. The settlement of the account in this mar ket was today concluded, and gave the to no feature of particular novelty. The settlement in shares and foreign stocks was also in progress, but money was easy both within and without the Stock Exchange, there being plenty of " takers-in "of stock at very moderate rates. The exception was in some of the lighter descriptions of shares most in vogue amongst the speculators, including more especially some of the gold mining stocks ; but the pre valence of high rates in these cases must not be taken as a criterion of the general position of the market, as they merely show a weak speculation for the rise in unsubstantial securities. There was a considerable business in the Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., which are remarkably well supported. Re duced Threes were again operated in by the National Debt Commissioners broker. The official report of business in the English funds is annexed :-LThree per Cent. Consols, for money, 1004,i„ a, 1; ditto, for account, 1001, . 4 1 '. Three per Cent. Reduced, 991, Three-and-a• Quarter per Cents., 1031, t, t, . Long Annuities, 1860, 6 1-16, 5 15-16; ditto, 30 years, 1859, si. Bank Stock, 226. The Exchequer Bill market remains at yesterday's rates. The June bills were done at 3s. to 7s. prem., and the March at par to ss. prem. India Bonds mark 455. prem. Foreign stocks met with little business beyond the settling. Spanish bonds were firmer, the Deferred Threes closing 24 to t, but the Certificates, after reaching 6; per cent., became heavy in the afternoon, and finally closed 6 teal per cent. only. The atten- I don of holders is at present directed to Madrid, where the debates on the new loan have been very warm, and have led to the suspension of the Cortes and a ministerial crisis. Mexican bonds were again a shade flatter at 271 to t. Peruvian Scrip closed 3; to 4 prem. The rise in the Deferred debt of this state is well supported. Turkish Scrip, as a matter of course, remains firm at former prices. The amount of bonds received to-day at the Turkish Loan office was 5,860,000 francs. It is stated that Messrs. De vaux gave up all claim to three-fourths of their commission to facilitate the payment of the indem nity to the scrip holders. We perceive the committee prior to dissolving, passed a veto of thanks to the firm for the assistance rendered, and for their libera lity in defraying the legal and other expenses of the committee. ltquador Bonds are very firm. The " contango " on Mexican was 1-10 to I ; on Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1-16 to ;on Granada Active, which closed 231 to 24, 1-16 to r, ; and on Spanish Deferred, 3to 7 per cent. per annum. The list of sales is thus rendered : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 101, 1001 ex div.; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1452, 991 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 1021. Danish Five per Cents , 1051. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 66 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 971 !„ 961 ex div. Ecuador Bonds, 81, 6. Gran a da Deferred Bonds, 111. Peru vian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 88; ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 67, 1, ex div, ; ditto for account 28th April, 661 ex div. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 484 ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 24, ; the Committee's Certifi cates, 61, GL, 61 per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 3I„ 34, 31 prem. Notice has been issued by the Spanish financial agent in London that the 17th auction of the Foreign Redeemable Debt will take place at Madrid on the 29th inst., for which purpose 730,000 reals have been assigned by the government. Tenders will be admit ted at the Spanish Commission until the 19th inst. This is but a small sum to be applied. The General Screw Steam Shipping Company's steamer Indiana, which is fixed to have Southamp ton for the Cape and Calcutta this day, will take out about 80,0001., chiefly in silver. The commencement of the railway share settling has imparted a fiat character to that department of the market, but there is no change of moment. Numerous " bear " accounts liming been recently closed, upon the fright caused to speculators for a fall, by the announcement of the government finan cial plan, the market is now unfavourably affected by the absence of this support. There is, however, no pressure of stock, and 'he flatness appears to be mainly the result of diverted speculation. Subjoined is our usual list of the rates of continuation, viz.: _ Contango. London and North Western to Midland Lancashire and Yorkshire Great Western to o f South Western -16 to 3-16 York and North Midland l-32 to 3.32 Berwick- -32 to 1-16 Eastern Counties 4 per et. to le. per share. Dovers Orcat Northern' l-32 to 3-32 Caledonians -16 to k Oxford and Worcester l-16 to The contangos on French shares were light. Northerns continue snore wanted than other shares, and Strashourgs were less plentiful than of late ; but Lyons were abundant. Strasbourg. are noted " even" to 1-16 contango ; Lyons, 1.16 to s contango; Westerns, 1.16 to 4 contango; and Northerns, " bor rowers." On Iteziers and Graisaessac shares the rate of contaugo was 1-32 to 1-16, even 3-32 being paid. This is a very heavy rate, 1-16 being equal to 37 per cent. per annum, there being only 41. paid ou these hares. Our advertising columns have already contained the prospectus of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, the arrangements for which are at length completed. The object is the amalgamation of all the companies whose railwals intersect or join the main trunk line with the brand Trunk hallway Company, so as to firm one company. Accordingly a fusion will be effected of the lines known as the Agua piipo, 7. 1: 111 /; Grand 'trunk Railway Company of Canada East, the Quebec and Richmond Railway, the St. Lawrence and Atlantic Railway, the Grand Junction Railway, and the Toronto and Guelph Railway, with the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, forming altogether 964 miles of railway, with a combined capital of 9,500,0001. Of this amount 1,416,4001. has been already raised, 837,600/. is reserved for the share holders of other lines, and 7,246,000/. remains to be raised, of which the contractors engage to take one half. The details of the proposed arrangements will be found in the prospectus. Looking at the favourable character of the traffic estimates, the large amount of government guarantee, and the high standing of the parties forming the direction, the undertaking will probably command extensive support. The only fear is, that the numerous and heavy calls upon our market for foreign and colonial undertakings may eventually be attended with pressure. Australian Agricultural shares were considerably lower to-day, falling to 82, but rallied in the atter noon, and left off 87 to 90. The fall seems to have been owing to the pressure of an overbought account, accompanied with an inactive business. A conside rable proportion of the weak " bull" account, how ever, appears to be now closed, and the contango was lighter than last time, viz., 7, to 1. The same remark will apply to Peel River sh .res. South Australian Land shares, which still command the heavy contango of 4 to 1, closed 49 to 50. Van Die men's Land left off 19 to 21, the contango ruling at 1-16 to 1. British American Land closed 74 to 76, and Ito per share was paid for carrying over. North British Australasian closed better, at 11 to 11 prem. Shares of the Australian Banks were atilldroop in g. Shares of the London Joint Stock Bank have been done at 211; London and Westminster Bank, 351, ' ; Union Bank of London, in, 18; London Docks, 1241 ; St. Katharine Docks, 100; Victoria Docks (41. paid), 61; ditto New (21. paid), 41; British American Laud, 77 ex div.; Royal Mail Steam, 751. The shares of the Grand Central Railway of France, after receding to 21, to 21 prem., closid 24 to 21 prem. North of Spain Railway shares stand at 1 to prem., but, being inopportunely introduced at a period when such agitation prevails at Madrid, do not excite so much attention as may probably be here after accorded to them, considering that the project partakes of the nature of a government guaranteed loan. At Paris and Madrid, however, the under taking is stated to have been very well taken up; the lists are reported to be now filled, and the shares are stated to have been done on the former bourse as high as 2 prem. We understand the subscription list iu London will be speedily closed. Oriental Gus shares arc quoted ; to 1 prem. ; Royal Danish. Rail way, 21 to 31 prem. ; Berlin Waterworks, 1 to 1 prem. ; Melbourne Docks and Railway, par to prem. The directors of the English, Scottish, and Austra lian Chartered Bank inform their shareholders that, having completed all their arrangements,they have de spatched the gentlemen appoiated as managers and accountants of the branch banks of the com pany, at Sydney and Melbourne, to enter upon their duties at those places. Mr. Jackson, the colonial inspector, will also leave London for Australia by the overland route, on the 4th proxi mo, and the business of the bank in the colonies will be commenced immediately on his ar rival. The directors have also arranged that such of the shareholders as may be desirous of doing so will be at liberty to pay up the remainder of ttv tr shares in full, or any part thereof; and that upon such an ticipated payments interest will be allowed at the rate of 4 per cent per annum. Annexed are the latest quotations of foreign bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic express: Amsterdam, Tuesday—Dutch Four per Cents., 95 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 241 ; ditto Three per Ceut. foreign, 48 ; the Coupons, 6 13-16. Mexican New, 264. Portuguese New, 391. Aus trian Five per Cent. Metallics, 811. Vienna, Tues day : Five per Cent. Metallics, 941; Exchange on London, 10.50 ; ditto on Paris, 130. Hamburg, Monday : Spanish Three per Cents., 404; ditto De ferred Three per Cents., 23Z. Berlin, Monday: National Debt, 93; Russian Four-aud-a-Half per Cent., 104. The market for insurance shares is quiet, and. prices exhibit scarcely any change. The present quotations of the market are subjoined :—Albion, 90; Alliance Marine, 50; Atlas, 22; British Commercial, 7; Church of England, 31 ; Clerical, Medical, aud Gene ral, 201 ; County, 121, ex div.; Crown, 171; Eagle, 7; ; Equity aol Law Life, 51 ; English and Scotch Law Life, 31; • European Life, 20 ; Family En dowment, 4; General, 51; Globe, 150; Guar dian, 613; Imperial Life, 191; Indemnity Marine, 54 et div. ; Law Fire, 41; Law Life, 50 ; London Fire, 281; London Ship, 281; Marine, 22; Medical, Invalid, and General, 3; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 11; National Loan Fund, 24; National Provincial, 11; Palladium Life, 24 ; Pelican, 45 ; Phoenix, 173; Professional Life, 1 prem.; Provi dent Life, 41 ex dir. ; Hoek Life, 8; ; Royal Ex change. 236; Sun Life, 65; Union, 220; United Kingdom, 5; Universal Life, 45; Victoria Life, 5. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 1164 ex div. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota- Hoes arc subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 135, 140; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 821; Birmingham (guaranteed 4 per cent, by the London and North Vesrern Railway), 1 '5l ; Derby, 63 ; Ellesmere and Chester, 341; Grand Union, 24; Leeds and Liverpool, 550; Leicester, 66; Leicester and Northampton, 41! ; Loughborough, 510; Macclesfield, 50; Oxford, 132; Peak Forest, 70; Regents, 161 ; Stafford and Wor cester, 405 ; Stourbridge, 290 ; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24; Warwick and Birmingham, 40; Warwick and Napton, 28; Wilts and Berks, 7, 71. Shares in bridge associations command the follow ing pricts :—llungerford, 12; Southwark New Seven-and-a-Half per Cents., 16 ; Waterloo, 31 ; ditto, Old Annuities of 81., 26 ex div.; ditto, New, of 71., 221 ; Vauxhall, 21. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range as follows :—British Provincial, 23; Brighton, 16; City of London, 125; Continental ( third Capital), 671; Great Contra), 141; Imperial 831 et div.; In dependent, 46; London Parliamentary Preference, 244 ; Phoenix, 28; United General, 20; Westminster Chartered, 39; ditto, New, 74. Waterworks stocks are thus quoted :—East Lon don, 1231 ; Grand Junction, 69 ; Kent, 84; ; New River Company, 60 ; Southwark and Vauxhall, 90 \Vest Middlesex, 110. Other shares are thus !voted in the official list :—Assam Tea, lq; Auction Mart, 33; Australian Trust, 30; Electric Telegraph (A shares, 201. paid), 2l; ; Hudson's Bay stock, 220; Price's Patent Candle Company, 28 ex div. THIS DAY—Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market to-day has been firm at the advance of yesterday afternoon, but business is extremely quiet. Consols remain quoted 100;1 to 1 for money, ',and 1001 to 1 for May. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark DOI to 100; the Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 1031 to 1; Bank Stock, 225 to 226; India Stock, 260 to 2621; South Sea Old An nuities, 994 ; Exchequer Bills, June, Bs., 45., and 3s. prem.; ditto March, 7s , Bs., and 2s. prcm. ; India Bonds, 445., 455., and 38s. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks have also been remarkably restricted, the settling forming almost the only business. Prices arc generally well sup ported, but Spanish show no signs of a rally. Spanish Deferred Bonds mark 241 ; Sardinian, 971; Russian Fives, 1184 to 1 ; Granada Ono and per Cent. Bonds, 231; Mexican, 271 ; Peruvian De terred, 671; Portuguese Fives, 43. The Spanish Committee's Certificates are quoted 6 to 63 per emit GRMAT NORTHERN RAlLWAT.—Rettitit Of trft for week ending April 3, 1363 :—Passeraers, parcels, car • tidies, horses, dogs, and mails, 5,.13% . . m;rehandise sal minerals, 8,1911. 3e. 11d. ; cattle, 1'92!. Is. Total, 14,1161. 10s. Od. Corresponding wrck, 1352, 11,2831. 144. 4d. , - 3 per Cents. • SO 40 ' 50 40 ) eo oo so so 44 per Cen-n, D 23 , 99 75 .! . f ... 4; per Cents., 1852. , le3 0 103 30 1 103 35 103 30 , 103 35 4 ,-er Onus. ;97 75 ... ... ..*._, ! *** 3, :er Centa.New Lean ... 1 ... .. ... Exebange on London: at, debt, 25 5; 28) diva, 24 85. 15;:eisn, 3,erCt.1819 Money • Naples Betas Do. 4 ) ...... .... 1 neunan 5 per Coils ... D. , i Lk,. 1454 Pedinont 3 p.Ct 99 0 ; Treasury Bonds ... ... Do. 5. 18.53 Pettis, Aram 13.—St. Germain, 1,870; Versailles • (right bank), —; ditto (left bank), 347 50; Feria std Orleans, 1,04750; Pans and Rouen, 1,073 75 ; Bonen and Havre, 513 73; 31erseillee alit Arrom.n (Converted; —; titree , bmirg and kale, 347 30; N Ithern, 903 75 ; Paris Ind 3traebourg, 813 ; Pan ' and Lyon., 847 $0 ; Lyons and Mediterranean, 810 ; Ouest, 765; Blesme and St. Dialer to Gray, 547 50; Paris and Cherbourg, 618 75; Dijon and Bevaneon, 367 SO; Binh, Gil ft); Monteremi and Troyes, 343 75; Dieppe- and Peanut), 355'; Andrevieux and ltuanne, —; Paris and Sconce, 210; Bordeaux and Inv, 267 30; Anvera and Gond, —; Centre of Italy, 970 ; Centre of Ventzerland, —; Graiseeeaae and Resters, 508 U. _ BERLIN, Amu. 11.—Voluntary Loan, 1011; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (MO), 1031; ditto (1832), 1031; National Debt, —; Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 130; Bank Shares, HO:. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH,) LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, 10.4 A.M. Wind.—N., moderate, and fine. Arrived.—Baltic (steamer), from New York. At 1 o'clock this morning got foul of the Bell buoy, and lost an anchor, and a quantity of chain. ca. —Mar g aret (gteamer), from Havre. Sailcd.—Philadelphia, fur Philadelphia; Meridian, for Boston ; Rappahannock and Arid, for New York; Koh-i-noor, for San Francisco ; William Piele, for Callao. PUBLIC SALES. ArniL 12.—8 y Mr. GARsDEN, at the Mart.—One thousand shares of 31. each, in the Linares Lead Mining Company, situated in Andalusia, Spain—sold in lots of five shares each at M. 17e. 6d. to 121. les. per share. One hundred and sixty forfeited shares in the Drake Walls Mines, Calstock, Cornwall, upon which 11. 9s. per share has been paid—fetched 2/. Bs. per share. By Mr. Ourwoon, at the Mart.—Two houses, Nos. 1 and 2, Norfolk-place, New Charlton, Kent, let at 321. 14s. per annum, held for 80 years at 51.-2'201. Four houses, Norfolk-Flare, New Charlton, let to weekly tenants at rents producing 46/. 16s. yearly, held for SO years at 81.-2631. By Mr. ABRAHAM BOOTIE, at the Mart.—Leasehold family villa residence, Picton-villas, Camden-road, let at 701. per annum, held for 67 years, at 61. 9a. per annum-6301. Two family residences, Nos. 3 and 4, Grosvenor-villas, St. Bartholomew-road, Camden-road, calculated to produce 1801. per annum, held for 67 years, at 251. per annum -1,5101. Eleven leasehold houses, Torriano-terrace, Gloucester place, Kentish-town, producing a rental of 3981. per armpit, held for 88 years unexpired, at W. ss. each house—sold in lots for 3,6401. By Mr. W. R. GLASIER, at Garraway's.—Lcasehold house, No. 14, Lower Aslihy•street, Clerkenwell, let at 261., held for 26 years at 11. 10s.—sold for 2251. Leasehold business pr‘mises, Nos. 8I and 9, Long-lane, West Smithfield, let at 841. per annum, held for 19 years at 201.-5751. Leasehold hover, No. 2, Church-terrace, Waterloo road, Lambeth, let at 281. per annum, held for 6o years at 61.- 2051. By Mr. Mt nut:J., at GarrawayN.—Leasehold house, No. 2d, Albert-terrace, Barnsbury-road, let at 301., term 95 years at 01.-2851. Leasehold house. No. 31, Albert-terrace, let at 301., held as preceding-2801. Four residences, Nos. 5 to 8, Grace-street. Hemiogford terrace, Islington, let at 241. each, and held for 87 years at 101. per house—sold in lots for 4901. Leasehold house, No. 12, Gold Hawk-terrace, Shepherd's Bush, let at 381., held for 95 years at 81. Bs.-3951. Leasehold house, No. 17, Gold Hawk-terrace, annual value 401., held as preceding-3501. ROYAL INFIRMARY FOR DISEASES OP TILE CREST, CITY-ROAD.—The anniversary festival of this excellent charity was held at the L widon Tavern, Bishopagate-street, yesterdaT evening—the Lord Mayor in the chair, supported by Mr. Sheriff Carter. The Lord Mayor, in giving the toast of the evening, stated that upwards of 40,000 persons afflicted wits diseases of the chest had been relieved at this institution since its commencement. From it had sprung • other charities which, he was glad to say, were in a flou rishing condition. This, however, was the parent institu tion of this class, and highly deserved the consideration of the humane, as, by the last report, it appeared that it owed a balance to the treasurer of more than 70/. The disease which it was founded to relieve and cure was a disease which, unfortunately, our countrymen and countrywomen are peculiarly liable to ; and the Institution, therefore, had peculiar claims on the charitably disposed.—Mr. Sheriff Carter and Mr. Pearson also addressed the company, urging the claims of the institution ; and their appeals were re sponded to by subscriptions and donations amounting in the aggregate to near 5001. ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.— tI crowded meeting of this society was held on Monday, at the theatre of the Royal Institution, Albemarle-street. The President, Sir Roderick I. Murchison, in the chair. The paper read was:—" On Oceanic Currcnts,aud their connexion with the proposed Central American Canals," by A. G. Findlay, Esq., 1.110.5., illustrated by large diagrams of the Atlan tic and Pacific Oceans and by maps of Lieut. Maury, of the United States Navy. Arrowsmith's large maps of Australia, and Captain Moore's "Great Circle-Sailing Indicators" were also exhibited.—Mr. Findlay directed atteation to the very great importance of a proper knowledge of ocean currents in the present days of commercial enterprise; the whole subject having been nearly stationary sauce the days of its originator, Major Rennell, and mentioned our entire ignorance of the causes, proximate and actual, of current systems and data required. Ile gave a brief statement of each current circulating in the two Atlantic Oceans, as defined by Rennell; the Gulf-stream, the Thwart-channel Current, and the Agulhas Current, having only briar pro perly investigated, while the peculiarities of the currents of the Pacific and Intliaa Oceans were most imperfectly and unsatisfactorily known. FATAL FALL Tunorart A TRAP Dom.—Mr. Payne held un inquest at the Bell Tavern, Warwick-lane, New gate-street, on the body of Hannah Rogers, a married woman, who was killed by falling through a trap-door, in the house of Mr. Bull, a builder, in Warwick-lan e. —City police constable 237 said that on Saturday night, at a little before 12 o'clock, as he was passing the house in question, he saw the deceased shutting the street door. O n going round his beat again in about ten minutes , and seeing that the door was not fastened, he pushed it open and carted out, hut receiving no answer he made a noise with his staff. Some of the lodgers eamo down stairs, and they said they lad been Mrs. Rogers a little while before. They went to her apartment, but could see nothing of her. The police man then turned hig :ight on, when he observed a hole in the floor, and upon looking down it, discovered Mrs. Rogers lying in the cellar below, with her head downwards. He went down a ladder and removed her, and a surgeon was sent for, but she was quite dead, with blood issuing from her mouth. The hole in the floor was at the side, a little way from the street-door.—Mr. Henry Reginald West, of No. 12, Aldersgate-strret, surgeon, said ho saw the body of Mrs. Rogers in the cells. She was then quite dead, and there were several bruises about her body, caused by the fall. He thought she was rendered insensible by the fall and then suffocated by the position into which she had fallen, as there WWI no fracture of the skull. l'irdiet, "Accidental Death," with a recommendation that there should be tome protection against such accidents fs.r the future.