The Express. — London, England, 1853-04-18 00:00:00

• . 1 ..,"" . f o , . . 44's , IT-. ---..."'• //' /7f. 6:1 „ /" . : 04- tea , t- ''''•:P ., . • . - ( f l- ' si ‘ ,.•. - . , • a r'• ..a, .- de . .../ C .4e-:. - a- - t".. - . / .._-C. e dir --.---...-.--- ..lnnakOW ------"'.--- . - . Tlj t ) l „..., __mil, wo. 2,076.] LONDON , MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, 1853. ...._......_ B RITA \'i IA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, ' and, as • study , apart free ) its pisition. the nude t - _ SHARE LISTS. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. MONA N... t, Presee.street, Doak. Loads& fi gure is exquisite; but how can we face a picture which 10 , 3 unsnap snd Rotterdam! 1 aMs xi Retabliebed Agfa, 1997. furnishes us with no reason fur supposing that young Ivo- SATURDAY EVENING. 5 3Se 111111 Emmen Jawed.: ; I 11 12 ,,,,,,, -,1 r e %pout Act of Parham; 4 Viet., eap. 9 , men usually lie naked, head downwards, in eastern jungles ? The railway market showed a drooping tendency 2' .t. .Ch our • .a.l EVIIII , ,1011) i 131 141 0u ,,,,.,.. .'. notwitr Auxststsga. El.rekbeeM Park. Mr. Absolon supplies his ordinary number et fi ne drawings, ao •10 ,Disni Remiss .. 1 3 2 4 oil s, to-day, and continued heavy to the last. London 26 i e anit.sa .. ... .. 11 1 il., 7 The English stock r . '. t . .. rAGL3 us This List twrinN. ~. and bold effects, with ulso their ordinary no.meanings. 1 i k 'least ltdian cl-i,t. 14 ki ot nimate. Consols opm n al u s' , i . . 4 . .",,-:';'-7°„,r.„7 of o n '' ' ''''• "O r " r4 144944 to `"• Mr. Curimuld iv unusually ambitiouf and nnusn illy uustd. and North-Western stock, though at one time better, 20 12 . , fist 1..4,a ... ... . 5t erm 21 , ceseful In " The Deci.iort by the Flower" (101), hr re- has not sustained any recovery from the fall of yes- 20 1 • De. Potemkin ll 11 ~ 1001 tO z for accouti ~.....,...... tr. • whitely half the premium enty LI earth.* ' •• 71 1004 to 17 nspectiveiv ism , the .I, •. I.ll7Ear, presents the '' Er liebt mich, doe!) lithe der nicht," of Mar- terclay. Considerable inquiry has been made today so te . trifle ,lietett..r. if Frani- 11 2 pa • - .. gum at'" I' ,t t! Aar at tasty , at at death .f (retuning prevt.ais l 7. caret and Fault, and it is very painful to observe, uotwith- relative to the creation of fresh capital, to be proposed sto !s : rtalrret •1‘ Coss.; ithlr , I__ • • ,••• . per I pin gether ou too limited 4,,phatm • r ..waest kneel alleedu.e the Ullll/1.4 Of haul( standing that the faces are thoroughly esiress.vo et the at the meeting 0t..• , ... ...... ( 1... ) , ~ - - this compn on the 31th. Nothing si 3 I lAteranristo;ao • ' • I p.LLYTC , f fits mark. The official bt mown oh, ,ed seal anted M Rh, by worms oatauttim, to story, and that the euatuones are painted with marvel. r 2:, i per Cent Consols, fo ..„„ s , .., he terents'esfk, sad to b... peel maul a lOU Mall • 0 att official character has ( transpired, but it was re- 1 3 .giuglago.gurs - ... ! 7 7 I account, 100 Z, t. TI 1)111 excellence t bat the figures are ludicrously 'i , t2' It i. cuatlvay> .. ' II 41 . ar „,,,e, Me 1... ...v a dauldeter bar 23th year of age. a, ta ll ~,, 1 1:,, 22, In the .. Biagi, Mirror " ported this afternoon that, irrespective of the con- 3I 2 1 /,,,,,, . . .. ._ __ 100. Three-and-a-Qt tut:rA.sma wt - Trat. LIVE ASSOCIATI O N. ( 3 79) -(telling the story of Earl Surrey's vision templattd issue of 1,000,0001. threo-and-a-half per . 2 1 3 Do. (Coital) .. ... gw,....meed by her Majesty's Royal Letters retest. of Lady Geraldine), the technical pointing is still Must . ; cent. stock go , 2 Do- 6 Per et- Preferencr dig par ad to redeem debentures, money is required :01 7 L , ces sL ~ llt Long Annuities, !Mill Aresal P.'', n or h o st,. and sow all is spoiled by the careless conception; fur, 1111- si Medi.ernmekko - Plo for a portion of the works fur which authority is . ai 7, lisares .1 21 3 put 1860, 6 3-16. Intl „ way a, at. , pirticlpsite In profits after live or seven annual pay. happily, only the lady in the mirror is substantial-all the 331 is eterta Autor's - -• 1 Stock, 226. ..,,,,........! -.,, ... two tal.le. alerted . soug ht in the present session of rarliament, arid that 20 ~ i ,- - . - - rest is shadowy ; and, obviously, exactly the contrary effect . .a , LIMIT ! 1,..Z.): (with In.', 71 II The June Exclaqui males, e.. dated for every three menthe difference of age s jug mi,at s.ilicir. minted on terms unusnally favourable; the should have been praluced. Mr. Wehnert, who, in last fur this purpose new capital wil be raised. 20 127 tlo. Do.(mt taterem) - - sap id 1,,, , ,. pi. ,tame ' via; liquidated out of the {guru. year's Exhibition, gave so much pleasure by his illustration 14 I 11 , !furthers of frail... • the March at At the er..,..* a .rterli meeting re the i7Ut A 1111,102, • reduction of Edgar l'ee's Raven, illustrates Longfellow, with in- THIS DAIL-Two O'CLOCK. 20 1 sr , Do. An& $ per et. Fend! 38s. to 435. prem. (for 1:. te Armen. +O-. I . .4 15 The foreign toed: p , ._ .5 , 5 ,,,, , ..,., made in the current yerar's pietnium on all parti. creasing Ameitaun tendencies, this year, and selects "' 1 he The railway market remains quiet, with little is ; ail Iferwrgien bunk Prefer.; 31 9 ad meetl34 ha. , " % Singers ," whose varied epic he renders in a picture some- change in prices. On the whole, however, the tone 10 .I - vans met I.3oici ~. ~ 131 17; pm 17 A 4 business. Spanish D A Poled .! • eetors in attendarsee ,laily at 7o'clork. thiug like a missal, and only to ha compared, in charge- i s a shade firmer, except for North British, which is 20 !Al ~ t roi -cc .irc is ... _ 1 11l 44 ad at 2-1 to f i , ; whilst the ,teed o •• •-•lTClli7every CMIt ad:Lotted in the whey. ter, to Phies 'ketches for Charles Dickens's fron- 2o ':, eariesn.i Raoul . .I 41 aa closed 61 to 01 per et Medics: ....v • Lett• t rdiu.irrated in Alums fur their reports. depl • etes. The work is somewhat German, and mitre lower. There are enquiries for some Irish lines, se !re Psr...t.sl ''t:o.' 5.0 r; 331 331 28 to I; Peruvian ] •----,,,,,, ~,,,.) (311r1VAL.)istalent in the notion and artistic which are up, especial] Cork and Bandon. 20 i 3 : . .rie.Cei.,sialLsoilioura 5 St pm strange; but there - dov 51 - Medea and Richmond - • At ere ', t f Table with Perth:teed= la cleverness io the execution . Mr. Mole's figures are, as s l a rA B go, .A II - •.‘ rant ram Foreign shares.are quiet. irench Northertis are 20 ' ;.• 1 , ,,,,..,,,,,1 u ~,, ... ; :.8 a w d dt , go,. of ;lanes. 'volt's. &get Semi TWIT ParOnests. usual, Frith like and pleatiing, but hardly careful enough. better, and Westerns firm, but Lyons aro worse. 2 ' 2 "DAM Swells; Filling up the collection, and yet iniusting en too much Beziers and Dutch Rhenish are looking up. 2O 1 A +mem end Ss. 1••• a 94 10 4 Do. 69 per Mat. Prefer. - - seated to-day for usit , whole !! 4 Emma m INIMEMO 1, A .. i It'd t be. II avers 4raieeleroll Tom Lib. i -----. - Amami Pre. Belt' I Qom- Tolle e for adrenals, are ' Mr. Hai rison Weir's spirited little Yu* WI, sketches of fern nettnie, Mr. Weigel 'a animal+ and fowls Pre. no. oda= (his more pretentious work we avoid particularising), and aim. I dunk 921. i Pd.. ILAILIIIAti. Mrs. Margett's delightful feathery birds, and almost good St. i la) I i ' , , , „ m .. . 29 38 -I- fruit. Last, but not least, let us attract oluereetion to a 2e ' .:.: L: hem, PlatMg.,l..te 11 e. d ga. 41. I Term . RMS. Sa.d. S a. tl. Ca. d. young, and almost unknown, artist's work-" Garth and , i .dt4 PAM Jenstit - ii , . si . 0 Closing pness edam toots, 10 2 loath Estero of !rases - - saunas,. wp cog pia. 20 4; iwathern of Yrenne _..,.. 294 20 L. Vpirer Inills Scrip 01 all West Slender., 5 38 gia 4 1 Pal 41 6 le 11 Do. Si per Cent Prefer. s die per Mlo *ranfall la Vt.. N.. .1 10 104 pre . 201 1 or 8,2801. In et feature. The sales Brazilian Old Five Four-and-a-Half per Ayres Six per Cents, as Ilt 334 ile 9 2731 4 2.0113 Wamba"-Mr. W. It. Keeling, which indicates, with de- 13 : T ., I 41 9 11 .Wee.lkfitearTa.te 10 . 9 1 le 11 Western of liwitserland I 4 die 1 lgo 0 isalmil i 2 Iduad i 103, 104 ; ditto, Thre • I • 2 . 2 111 4 Si 2 7 a 1 4 4. 012 4 ficient a 'empties power and appreciation net too common 31 i ai 1 Ifr ' qa “ 7 " •• •O LC3*. ' 3 '. -9 .• 73 6 1 d i ' per Cent. Certificate IS 3 2 ~.. .4li 0 fl I I 10 1 1 4 e 0:J 5 ,. " , 271 allileACtias.rattre.sool2-5..C. al 1 • ifiSilt sue 5 5 52. I 4 5, 012 6 in tuts s...clety. 112 ; 13/ Ds. do. .0. 31.1..., 31 71 die Levied Bondi, II!. 1 Among the visitors wera the Duchess of Kent, the Prin- St. lOto Motel sad tester ... . 103 103 101 JOINT STOCK BANKS. I. R. POMP. Resident Director. k. Peruvian Def t erre ANDREW FRANCIS, Secretary. eras Adelaide of Hoheolube, the Archbishop of Canterbury, St. 191 :abdomen .... ..... .. t 4 641 Bisho • ts of Landon,Witicht ster, and Gloucester ; Dukes and 39 011 Mater and Ho.yhmo . 214 :24 22 1 , ( 7,0 '4 1nua11ew . ....... tu °ucse o Five per Ccu . 13.1NTS of DEPOSITS and SAVINGS BANKS. Duchemes of Sutherland, Beaufort, Argyll: and Marquises 11l rte' 13 „....tfi t trailli; ... 19 .. 20 54 pm 211 2 No. ' share I Rearm ride Priem .u. l . 1 4 0 ! Russian Fol. : Saturd a y. to.day. re -.• . IYVEsTMENT OP CAPITAL. of Lansdowne, Aylesbury, Canino), dee. ; Earls and Conn- E •.', ~=,... ~,,Th .. ,:d Abs„ .., " -1--- -'--- - Sardinian Five per C Pe irrlr ' 1 ''slt;Pit'S cf INVESTING MONEY aro regnerted to teases Grey, ' Grosvenor, Bradford, Burlington, Carlisle, deeriJimeta es ... ... II 9 21,500 40 australaria ~,H ur (I.- I. at. of the NATIONAL AMU RANCE and INSTAY• Fife, lierewood, Talbot, Shelburne, Wicklow, dec. • Lords 15 all foot Assam 111 " 7 a..."'"' :‘ i I " N . b r ' bleb • M O rate " lutanist may be ob. Strarrford, Brougham, Overstone, Byron, &e. ; an d large IS 1 all 1 Ditto (ZIB E and 11 ) .. 4 20,013 20 ;Chart. Lana of India Cents., for account, nonAl, eineilo ,I with pert. et deClLfity. numher of very eminent artiste, literary and scientific 20 20 ' i eters tkmaitles ... . 13 171 131 I 1 Alettalia, and Chine 21 14 ple mitten ' s Certificates, t Sr•Apageo .n 4 fu'l infortuatian may to Lad at tbs Olive, or sent. 13 all o.clorr Unto% Clos A- 25,000 311 Engish, Scottish, Men.ll din. ix.: nen, 41.,•, i•l'l),4tit./0). (lb IL D. wt.) , is it 1 Australian re e dChart 10 11 1/ pm PETER MORRISON , Maaeging Director. - 23 all Do. slam 11 sad &ditto 7 71 23,000. 20 !Loudon Bank of .tins 'lhe imports of the 7,8 L Her . '..p:ier, Trafalgar-equate, London. DRAMA. ittlloo Ideal Lumaehire ... .1 73 73 • tralia and India ... 2 1 1 die been very trifling. ------ _...--- te ti Zhnburgh sod l'cebles . - - 21.0 '0 , SS Orlent6 hun t Corpora all 5 ss in gold, by the Faith -= •-, CLOSE OF THE SEASON. St. I€o !itte.borrn Perth mind. 33 111 33 2 30,tdd . 3 Ru)al Austral. Banking by the Baltic, fro ti N ',,.....,,,..1 "oilier sa g je a t, :7 . On Saturday evening the winter season at " Old st 100 :01••••w a IkratlATillors Si E 4 i and G. 44 Import. Co. 1 1 dis par 4 . • ~.‘ , / 4 , • Drury" closed with the performance of The Ilunehbaek, N.. fro 'tined Nat West _. .. U s 3 undo • moot incos.prehensible afterpiece, called Lore's Dis- M . Ig i l i i E:: A, (lint ••• .-- 49 (Oeek... 1E 1:11 5,000 • 25 South A u•tr ilia 10,004 12 Caton of Australia 1,000, ... Do. New 2B 49 a 491 all 77 78 77 MI 3 9 from Lisbon ; and a t Haddington, from t 4.. , . . guises. The entertainments were announced to be for the M.,100 103t.noutlusealWest:(1re.. 1094 1101 1094 104 value of these imp 1:7 i ' 111 ' • • • bene fi t of Miss Kate Saxon, a recent debutante, who took 9 . I lee 'Onat Nemeses ... .. 914 911 93 vitareor T 1111 , 12/1.10 17.5.11011/. [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. steady increase in the gross earnings of the undertaking, which were in 1814 4,0181., and in 1832 30,34)2!., and assume that during the 21 years esti mated to elapse before the new works can he com pleted, the rising commerce of Southampton will have undergone a further decided expansion. In aid of the revenue to be obtained from the usual sources of trade, and to encourage the proposed dock extensions the town of Southampton has agreed to relieve the new works front all poor and other local rates for a period of ten years, and other important assistance has been given by the great steam companies and the South Western Railway Company, the nett pecu niary value of which combined assistance the directors state may be fairly taken ut upwards of 4,000/. a year. Holders of the scrip of the "London and Manches ter Direct Independent Railway" (Remington's line), are called upon by the Master in Chancery. to deposit their scrip, with a view to participating in the divi sion of assets under the Winding-up Act. SAT t Itt/AY EVEN INO. Thu English stock market to-day was flat and ina nimate. Consols opened 100 to for money, and 1001 to- for account, and left off 100; to and 1004 to respectively. The tiansactions were alto gether ou too limited a s cale to call for extended re mark. The official business report includes :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 1002,1, ; ditto, for a c count, 10;x,, t, Three per Cents. Reduced, 00Z, 100. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103'I, 3,4; Lon; Annuities, Is6o, 6 1-16, 6 ; ditto, 30 years, 1.860, 6 3-16. India Stock, 261, 262. Bank Stock, 226. The June Exchequer Bills were done at 53. to 9s. prem.; the March at -Is. prem., and India Bowls at 383. to -13 s. pram. . . Thc toreign meek market was steady, with a quiet business. Spanish Deferred closed a diode we tlo , r, at 24 to i; whilst the Certificates, after rcAeliing 6 closed 61 to 61 per cent. Mexican bonds ruled at 28 to 1; Peruvian Scrip, at 31 to 4 prem. ; and Granada Active at Mto 24. Business M Turkish scrip has ceased. The amount of bonds pre sented to-day for payment was only 207,0001 r., or 8,2801. In other stocks there was no feature. The sales recorded are as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 1001; ditto, Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 1852, 991,. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 62. Chilian Six per Cents., 103, 104; ditto, Three per Cents., 805. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 971, 964. Granada De terred Bonds, II!. Mexican Three per Cents., 28t, k. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 67:. Por tuguese Five per Cent. Bands, converted in 1811, 43, a , 421. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011. Sardinian Five per Cents., 97i. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 48, 5; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 28th April, 24,1, .1 • the Com mittee's Certificates, 61 per cent. Swedis ' h Loan, 11, 11 die. The imports of the precious metals this week have been very trifling. Our list includes only 13,631 ounces of gold, by the Cadet, from Sydney ; 6,0001. in gold, by the Faith, from Africa ; about 5,000 doll. by the Baltic, fro n New York; 1,7001. by the Iberia, from Lisbon ; and a small quantity of specie by the Haddington, from the Mediterranean. The total value of these imports probably does not exceed 65,000/t. (raw . • ..a..) (itrivat..) ih trA t feu. , . .0 111.1 f err- V.atraet frame Table wit li Tartkelpstlea la Ott Raw of PrePailli ' I.roilte. after Serra Yearly Pi tea. ------.._ . -- jiVolt whale !! a row ra l'andime 1 PIRA • 133 it A i l " BEMS 4214•34331.1 Tom LW. ----- Aimg Ball row vid i " . asa. SLIM 1 0111131. 0111131. —..---/-- Se. e t 2 , . LIT/4m Whs. Sa.d.S2.d. C e. d. VII'. 334/33 0117/1142.0113 • it 1 11 2 . 3 111 4 Si 17 6 1 4 4. 01, 4 II 3 2 t. 4 5 3 21 I 7 10 1 I 4 SI 4111 $ll 1 . ais 4 11 $ 11 2' I 4 S 0 12 6 ' The total receipts of railway traffic on all the lines in the kingdom, for the la.t week, are thus stated by Ileraputh's Journal: No. of Average receipt Total Receipts. m;!..s ont , n., per mils. 1853.... £29 1,586 0,659 £44 0 0 18.52.... 270,823 6,307 42 10 0 18 , 51 251,070 6,317 39 10 0 LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. (Telegraphic desp,,teh train M. Julius ikliter.) AMSTEKDAM, APKIL 13.—Four per Cent. Dutch, 95k; Two-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 641; One per Cent. Spanish, 24 316; Three per Cent. dice, Interior. 43 1-16; Three per Cent. ditto, Exteri ir, 471 ; Coupons, 63 ; Ore nada Deferred, 11 7.16; New Peruvian, none; New Mexi can, 271; New Portuguese, 39 13-16 ; Fi re per Cent. Austrian Metalliques, 811. VIENNA. Arum 15.—Fire per Cent. Idetalliquee, 04 7 li. Exchange on Loudon, 10.50 offered, and in good tendency. MAintin, Arum 12.—Three per Cents. Interior, 43Z; One per Cent. Deferred, '2l ; Coupons, 31. THIS DAY—Two o'Clocx. The English stock market is rather firmer than on Saturday, and the slight decline then established has been recovered. Console, after being dune as low as 1001 for money, and 1004 for time, are now quoted 1004 to for cash, and 1001 to for May-12. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 09/ to 100; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103; to 1; Bank Stock, 2251 to 2261 ; India Stock, 260 to 261 i; Exchequer Bills, June, ss. to 91. prem.; ditto March, 85. prem.; India Bonds, 40*. to 38s. prem. Spanish and Mexican bonds are a trifle better, and Buenos Ayres° have risen to 65, but otherwise there is no change worthy of notice in the foreign house. Spanish Deferred marks 21: to ; ; the Certificates, ; to 6 percent. ; Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 66; Russian ECU. ; 119;; Peruvian Deferred, 67; Portuguese Fours, 404 ; Mexican, 281 to 1 ; Equador, 61; Granada Deferred, 111. I.l^siug No. lliscemAlma'. Pd price. I Balms" dons ' 1 Psturtlay., today. ito.trali in Agri-, 113 81 88 187 Stl drit.AnarleattLsod 63 97 ' 83 3 10,4OO: 10th Can .4a Company 100,ouu &Crystal Palace I 61 a 130.000 4 I.Vyst.Psl.of France 2 31 123,71 11S. Brit. Aust. Land an 11 II pot 1 Co. Prderrnao all 4 120,000 1144selltiv.I.no.tllin all .111 S pm 101 IlArotiishAust.lorest sill 11 1 pot 15,700 13 8 . Anstraltut LIIO4I 41 49 13,000: 100 Van Dtesuen'sTand 281 30 51 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. - • The supply of Eng,ish Wheat at market this morning was small, and was cleared off on quite a, got d trnuts as those of Monday last. Foreign Wheat was in fair demand, at late rates; end Flour cuuid not be purchased at leas money than last wick. Barley was in moderate supply, and its value was well supported. The rectipts of Oat, continue moderate, and needy buyers have to pay a trifling advance. Beans and Peas sold on much the same terms as on this day se'nnight. There was rather more business doing in Cloyerseed, and the low prices taken last week were in some cases exceeded today. ' aum4vAus INTO LONDON FROM APRIL 11th to APRIL !CUL Q 136 1111411611. 6cm.th. Irish. Fortin.. Wheat 2151 1 156 9119 Nu,ey lsli I 593 N;'); (Nst, 1239 I 16..3 i 0 li 2110 Malt ..... 12111 10 56 near. 11016 barrels and 333 J sacks. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The public sales iltel iced for to-morrow ere large and various, and the private contract markets are inactive. Operators seem inclined to wait for the result of the I budget. Sugar(id - eland): 329 hhds. West India, 16,000 bags Mauritius, 3,000 bags East hulls, 7,000 bags Penaug. Coffee, 700 casks and bags Ceylon and M•tcha ; Cocoa, aoo bags; Saltpetre, 2,500 bags; Rico, 3,000 bags; Pepper, 200 bags. kleraLs.-Iron : Scotch Pig quoted at last week's prices, with a steady market, 53.. 6J. to 611., and al other dcserip tinny are quoted without alteration in prices. On.s.--Seal, pale, 351. to 35/. 10s. ; straw, 321. 10s. to 331. lOs ; brown, 311. 101. to ; sperm, 90/. to 91/. head matter. 011. to 911. ; cod, 311. 10s. to 311. ; South Sea , 311. to 371.; Olive Gallipoli, 691. 10s. to 701. ; Spanish, 661. to 671. ; palm, 33/. 10s. to 311. 10s. ; cocoa nut, 381. 10$. to 411. ; seed, rape, pale, 371.; linseed, 28'. 15s. to 29!. _....--- DRUItY LANE. iii I iF:1i;e7,*,;;;11 . 17177, ,rl - 7 .1 ti is IV.V , V , &V 1.01...r01i I. ,21. rws c. 4 ..111 1 of Australis 10 14 Zlinburgb and Peebles . 1 21.0 '0 , 35 Orientll Itnn't Corpora all 54 55 -s= •-, -/4 - CLOSE OF TILE SEASON. St. HO !Mb:bursa, Perth bundet 33 31 23 2 29,9•4 . 5 104 al Austral. 111nokime ~,a.a. s liess,.l, :,. On Saturday evening the winter season at " Old et. Soo :Glasgow tewatairsseure el 14 i an.! Gold Import. Cu. I 1 di. par •Drury " closed with the performance of The Hunchback, Pt. 100 'tireut Ncalbesa —.. 112 63 8,000. 35 South A teor Lila .• ', Ilk IGO I Do. A, a ls o ... 47 49 20,004 25 Caton of Australis and a most incos.prehensible afterpiece, called Love's Di,- . • 134 1111 SADO, ... Do. New 341 8 I guises. The entertainments were announced to be for the ..• r. 101 .1 03 tat u l t i li.:l 6 l l 4eat . ..l4ri.; 1094 110 1094 104 li' ' • • benefit of Miss Kate Saxon, a recent debutante, who took • 16' lees lOnat Weston ... .. 911 92 I 9 I '. : . • the part of Helen in the play, and that of the waiting maid 12 II phi South Emden .. s 72 MISCELI.ANROUS. i ,j . in the afterpiece. Although this young lady's figure is, per- 30 all . Lancaster and Cer9ele • 92 04 I ' 1 4.ll , miug 1 . - C haps, t:o petite fir high comedy. her abounding animal ICI 1111 Do. Thirds ... ... .. 13 134 pm spirits end buoyant girlishness enabled her to impart a sus- St. ISO itantribire And Toroth. 763 771 774 20 I 16 41 41 du I DO. Fifths_ .... , No. • ilh.' MiscemAnnere. Pd i prices I Busier% data ' I Saturday. to-day. tanned iuterest to the rather overwritten pelt of the Eliza- 14 I:1' Do. West 11..alnr Cam 3s 3,, in,p,sl, lee itu•trali in Agri... 53 81 58 187 i - -- T 1 bethan coquette. Her love lesson to the impassable Meeks was capitally done and much applauded, and at the end of 60 all ibis& Northern ... .. 151 161 " 11l V 1 London gad Illedtwall 98 5 4 90 dritAturricanLami 34 113 97 83 5 10,1410: 100,,an•da Company— 325 . 1 ' ! Mt ri :I1 - - - I the curtain. Miss Fanny Vining's Julia was a highly St. tee =ll . rigtomen&S. Conr• 103 3041 , 1031 44 130.000 4 th.yst.Psl.of Pratice I' 34 '114 4 1B 0 is Narth.Weed 119 120 1 120 191 wrought and impassioned performance., occasionally a :jr I N Do . n ft b s . 21 3pm little redundant in the more energetic scene", but, on m 1 Do.lllosh.,lLand RA II 13 o 123,71 11N. Brit. Mot. Land all Is 11 pm 11 Do. Pr:femme_ all t 120,0e0 ihreelltiv.l.mnitatin. all I.IH 51 pm 101 4 - the whole, a living picture, full of nature and et. toe Wig= St 80alth-Whitiff, 804 916 9;1 11101 toe.esai 1 laconishAust.lnveat a ll 111 I put gentle womiuthood, and indicating that true sympathy 40 1121 Drs., 1911 ... ... . 4 1 31 die 13,7001 33,d. Anitralhut Land 26 41 4 494 lIPORT %NT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, es. Stu . , Omani, with eeonomv. —JANES COOK'a TIMES I'INFAIN ,, S• 3 IMILISHEIs MAHOGANY ARABIAN BED. I with, and appreciation of her art, which in time must 40 " D.. 846 31 22 die S 5 all Londonderry 34 Coleraine 11 IS teach her to husband her energies, and avoid them manner- 23 an Leedom eiE • kat 19 21 my nous cm isms which young actors and actresses, however talented, im. tel y ee th,ga e r.a6Li e9 . o , ..b. 294 304 301 18,009 100 Van Diemen•eLand 281 30 81 CLAD. 13 , i ~ar, Cabinet, Carpet. Loeking.glass, sad Uohohnery are apt to be led into by the influence of tha conventional 61 41 Do. Man./ Wel. Linen as 3 die MINES. Warehouse —..IUHIPTO4I DOUSE, 22 ad 35, Quern'pbultdings, atmosphere with which they are surrounded. -As fur the St. 100 Midland .. „ .., . 741 741 INIOSITai.Iti UGE. Estimates give, and a list of price* sent poet incomprehensible aftcrei•ce to which we bare bef re alluded, ne.,ffin a. ..,,. Do l lliza..and , Urrhy 43 45 43 • SATenDAT EVENING. See. S 3 The market generally for British mining shares it was impossible to listen to it long enough to ascertain r s ;;1 ""°"„„,....". 7.,,," 4 ". e ..... 1 '"' "' QOUND and WHITE TEETH are not only iodic - what it was all about. We obtained, however, sufficient ; '''"'" •"" ---- has been flat to-day, and though there is no mate . ,100 'Newmarket .. ~.. 50 02 I, pees.'.lt requite to • ',Weise extericr in both seam but they glimmering to ascertain that the " Soubrette" is Mir tf:; 8 / Do. bw7 Eatmwion .. si Si rial change in prices, the disposition is evidently to ars Poulior'Y 4evreelated thrones Me as a Mewing highly conducive Saxon's natural line of character, and that one in which a 25 , 170IewportAbarg.nliereferd 36 li die realise. Dividend stocks are in little demand. to the para.., •of health and longevity. Among the 'anon. prepare- career of certain success lies fairly before her. Between the 5 0 ,70 Myr, and ratman ilea .44 4 1 noes eased Ig• the purpose, YOWL IND.& ODONIII/ or PRARL 3e all PleirraWarrapolatlkiks. se 9 The gold mining shares were 'teary . , especially the vonnut , stsid .. thaile , d in it . capability o f aiabolia , a , play and farce the Italian Brothers and the lessee divided St. i4O !Mee t & ... 8 i .. 5 H Australian descriptions, the Californian adventures purifying, LI tt ;marmite the teeth to the latest period of life. It will the attention of the . house, the former astonishing the is .15 I no. Nay 7 be found I. er ideate all tartar and concretion', ant! impart a pearl- audience by a success: on of break-neck feats on the se i e l !se ors e m c o ,,,;ii i , ij,o„„ si 2; d i e being comparatively well supported. Peel River like 'Mazur.s to thewelied near. restore spots of incipient .. Trapez," and the latter exciting still greater wonder by 88. re 'North Beltish - dray, render •he stuns Arm sod red, and times the teeth ilrmly lc informing them, in a few unpretending words, that the is ,14 , North Devon, • No 1. .. ells 2 prem.; British Australian, 5-16 to 7-10 prem. ; their ausksta• - 88 s Isom t . aromatic iDduence , l'Ea2" sweetness and season about to terminate had been reasonably prosperous, 11 ! el, I Do. 1 A Deterred ••:• minty to the bread& Moe Poet . m bun. Caution.—lbo word*, a 1 6 I Do. 6 B Guaranteed —Ms Nouveau Monde, 1 9-16 to 11-10 prem.; West 3. 0 0 , 0 . 1 , 0d,0b,. area th e h am, ead .. e . iweti ,, Dd . 4 flee ,, , and that he intended after a short recess again to solicit % , , - &am , ..1 dl. I/Cho/Lk • Ars • 41 121 1 Mariposa, 1-16 to 3 . 16 prem. ; and Great Nuggett, 20, Ilattoss.g.oden," wend tel the government stamp Maud en their kind support. He thanked the press, the performers, m all era boa, N0..1 by them sod by ahensigis sod pertassers. and toe bead for their respective ;co-operation, and retired is 10 Melbas! S. Rotterdam 21 31 pm „s THE D A I LY NEWS. with a series of impressive bows, amid the friendly acclaim- Ik. Ica outgo Wore,. Woicw. 541 j 511 Sons of the audience. M. 100 lece;:ab Central ... The non-official closing quotations are : —Aus larks Illorning Paper, pries Id. 9240 &QOM NiAlood ... Asa Politica. Organ. the DAILY NEWS is at the bead of the Lt. _. _ . _ __ St i le) Bbrows.llllllno.. ... ... 64 66 tralasian Coal, 1 die. to 7 1 ,- prem.; New South Wales Meanie, et s •mat Britain, advocatint free commerce inns broadest NA VAL. St. !lee Do. LAN.W.Goar. ink 73 76 Coal, 4 dis. to par ; Pert Hunter and Moreton Bay mom scu d .11 • and and practical reforms, whetar political, social, 19 , 5 Shrewsbury and Hereford' Coal, par to 4 prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, par to le essieriate.d. ADMIRALTY, APRIL IG . —APPOINTMENTS .— CI er k Ist all saresesbarr aim • Her NI the meat ash velem of Its GeneralNewa.—ba the accuracy of Ite Oler. W. Ilia.) ... 17 19 rd • 1 prem. ; London and Liverpool Australian Gold Law •IS Mt amok, Manila', and impartial ohmmeter of its in Charge Chas. Saunders , to Por cu pi n e; Second Master- isi . 1 bi. - a shas ... .. ... 84 04 ad Mining and Streaming, 1-16 to 3-10 prem.; Mel t...do t ad talb , 'Arm( inereantife sad en a m er , i,,,1 in. P. J. Dennehy, to Dasher; Inspector of Shipwrights Theo se 20 Iht. Oevestzy .. . 13 13 ad limmilinaloatalned In the City, Railway, and Monetary Articles,— philus Scott, to Chatham ; Secretary's Clerk Henry Sewell, 10 as Calve ... .. 3! at M a bourne Gold, Ito 1 per share ; Australian Mutual, Ns Pose Is umarpossal. to Winchester. 10 19 Devon ... ... 30 211 1 dis. to par; Australian Consols, 4 die. to par; k •••••10 • Saes dentine' lin of nipping than any other parer— 1 - I ,„. ONpoRT, Ar __ _ am 17.—The Leander, 50 Cant• I" ilimilt 112•1 • 76 '" ••• - 75 731 75) us mistikeli mild awn of Shipping is the Indian Peas by erery '-'`.. • ' '••50 ' SO Idea* Webee ... ... .. 34 31 36/ 7 Monarch Gold , 1 dis. to par ; Chartered Australian cress mem —WM the Wt daily Mixing FASOrt, with list of prices, King , arrived on Tuesday eveniag from Portsmouth. Sue go ID In& Tosbelt.fsittv.sDa 121 131 Laud and Mining, 4, -) per share ; Worthing (new malik&ellarpeassea was towed • into harbour on Friday by the Cyclops to he se S ! DAM ditto &Wan= WNW 19 AMU ,. AA Wag 300 oil MOT besides the fitted to take the Earl of Ellesmere to the United States. 25 all ; Nook** &Darlington ' 19 3 Ilea` *WI* salloalk Ind Lai silage sidadad. from Its C ., '"" She is to remain at New York during the great Exhibition 31 30 inalaildb"°llcaklll44l* 8 3 4 New South Wales Gold, 4 to 4 dis.; Gar adliegise seasinimmaila I` 17 tile of Illenth . .. . 141 595 nett and Moaeley, par to 1 prem. ; Golden Moun ii■ la poss imin , „ hoes wo w hat vetoes o f ' , moo in that city. The Leander is • Line venal of her clam, and 9 , tu wawa " am k in ; m „ . ea 1 6 hued lie ab , yee , 222 , ta, is maw Imam Newspapers, by is certainly a good example of a British. built, fitted and to sa misread sal Ltracriak. 33 33 tain, ;, „ per share; La Pcruvienne, 1 dis. to 4 prem.; liall II wig Is saw OA ale Pew it yaeißest by more than manned ship of war. It will be remembered that the 20 IS , Was Carawad . 91 10 Lake Superior Copper, 4 die. to „ prem. ; Cey dm puma Isa, aI• am paws MOW 18, maw saismilton : United States ship of war, the 5-. Lawrence, was at South- to ' Va. 'Wimbledon and Croydon 4 dis par ton Land and Mining, par to „ prem. ; Brucutu 20 3 0 MN111. 1 111101 0 011002 4. ampton, the entry to London, during the Great Exhibition st..; ile) ;Voltheffimestetle,_ airmen* t 9 70 69 of 1351. The Scorpion, 6, surveying vessel, Lieut. G. B. 95 20 lOh ak 1111 " 4 "' •• I 74 7 444 Gold, par to 1 prem .; Feather River Land Neassnsa hew ... ........... ....... Int— 629.00111 11 ) Do.O.S.Z.Purclusee . 1 4 1 and Gold, par to 1 prem. ; Gladbach Zinc, Mimosa siweass. MI... 1,139300 Lawrence, arrived here on Wednesday, and has since been ittlffie 4 lYeek sod North Midland ;i, 2 0S" 59 4 9 DAILY SEWS 2,000 . mustered and inspeeted, and is now in harbour under orders 1 to 11 prem. ; Pootgibaud Silver Lead, par to IbBBB.lllttedlolll2tellt.loo, of thle i giss jetaffetee following to be paid off on Tuesday next. The Odin, Captain Scott, LINES LEASED AT MILD RENTALS. 1 prom. ; Chalanches Silt er, 4 to 4 prem. ; Cologne *Mee recently eapessased by a sostempaism: in consequence of the sickness of her crew, has gone for a It. 100 duskiaghasa.ldre ilea.;,- It Ma • Wily News' Is tberseingeet of an the London morning cru i se . 1 'he Cyclops, with the Melampus in tow, arrived sn s . ~ let landesA N.Wiestern 10f ice Lead, par to 1 prem. ; New Linares, par to 4 prem.; glom From the But it took loneten WI !rashes hi * li b w lt t'" — "" on Thursday from the eastward. The 51elampus had on. 1 .3.46. ' South Devon Console, par to 1 prem. ; Trcgurtha, 1 C4wangsowaismoyissi _ssewriative Wsenams whisk le clearly Isesal IsCaledorlud.. 51 54 *Wm of Weal • sad slresdy, with the second highest board machinery for the Jean d'Acre. She is alongside the is. too Eaadjaeoladeolas.3 p.a. to I prem. ; Mizen Head, par to 4 prem.; Carberry Oirsillm du s is ese smi dilly pre., and m ph t i e i mme t Sheerhulk, for the purpose of discharging the machinery ! ffaensileot.leorelenes 161 163 zd West, 4 die. to 4 prem. ; Connemara, par to 1 prem.; mew et advallsomasae—smst to the ' Them '—obtained by any into the tine vessel for which it is intended. The Avon, 23 1 22 Tallawlll lll Na. 10 rat . Glenaulin, 4 die t to par; South Cork Copper, 4 *IS PM Sa pillileal miss Msa serrapeada with Its covissereisl steam tender, Master A. J. Witch, sailed on Thurs- DessmiltoDreatWewero 321 a% des day afternoon with supernumeraries and bedsteads NO all Bartiamad Dock k Rally. dis. to 4 prein.; Sulphate of Barytes, 4, T• Se erbium' el isslasslise se Esessims la Ms Abeam ;or at Owed Os Tk. N. & Iler.l per share •, Irish Consols, par to 1 prem. ; raft, to, fbeet4triet. larks. and bedding . for Hasler Hoepital. She landed the 50 80 tiMMAlMlCLYarktralllia 11! 114 supernumeraries and discharged her cargo at Portsmouth, 23 U AL i dmos (ditto). 36 17 Perron Wheal Alfred, par to 4 prem. ; L'Aigle CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, and took in supernumeraries and stores there, and was Orthedes. AstAmapirical, sad Orisial. M. ash; lop pest, back in Devenport Harbour on Saturday morning before 7 9 2 r . 1M Ili Do. 1 *ern (ditto). 274 254 1 1 84 Loalsa sat Orson -Axil Dewed to South Eamon 131 111 o'clock. The (Juicer., Veloroua Sanspareil, Argus, Magid- 20 to owe p r am", 0, 0 ) 234 lei • d'Or, ,„ dis. to par; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 1 ells. • Portland Iron, par to 4 prem. • ; Knocka trellane C4per, 4 dis. to 4- prem.; Metcalfe Mining WHAT TO EAT. DRIER, AND ATOM. cane, Desperate, Leopard, Vulture, mid Prince Regent, 90 NI emesetiffiCear.4perrent. n. f LECTIIIIN TO YOUNG YES. are still in Plymouth Sound. fleassd to Norfolk) tn. Capt. tiandom has a.,unled the duties of superintendent 30 all DMe ditto 6 per Cent 16 27 - Copper, 44 to 54 prem.; Port Royal and St. An- HOW TO BE HAPPY. of the Rural William Victualling-yard and the Royal Naval iii all IshlAttal drew Copper, 34 to 4 prem. • ; Li,,auanea, 1; to 2 1 i l l e l a a mitr e. Jdt MWS.% 21 Pi IT. Hospital, s:outhouse. prem. ; Brazilian Diamond and - Gold, par to 4 se all sal Recites MORAL AND PHYSICAL 10502mi:a Of LIM ....--- s. Omni to Iknekt. as Dun prem.; Britannia Gold, 4to 1 per share; Poltimore, ON SPECIAL DISEASE& t an swami laradlard (UHL) 11.5 107 107 30 itarWaraldliaMla 5 p.rt. p Ito i rem. Vt. SPORTING. ill----- THE INSITTUTES OF MARRIAGE LIFE. — ' ETTING.—SaYu 'MAT. Orrairl Itellut.Cousirr , 64 55 CITY B 56 all Do.fald Spa mt. (do.)1 THIS DAY—Two o'CLocK. ITU mimics of wEcTEIL FLYING DUTCHMAN'S HANDICAP. 26 1 33 IFreskeadierre fleas. :,,,_ 1 Business in the gold mining shares to-day is quiet, vat. sto 2 agst Talfourd (t) 1101.Weetelianeeseert lcat(aaY OVRANOEM.ENT9 cossTIPATIoN, and U..VMORL 3to 1 Hobb Horse ft) iii! 11411. ems 4 awes (ditto) — but the tone is steady, and prices are generally fairly dom. 4 to 1 Lord Faueonberg (t) SO 100' tognam mad Elltehla las; , to Otwat No/Darn ll9 151 supported at Saturday's rates. Peel Rivers mark 5,4 re. ass a. to 54 prem.; Agua Vries, 11 to a prem.; Yuba INOLLiII, ISISIL and SCOTCII LAKES. 2 rola, le. orb. Bto 1 Little Davie (t) eel lee Do.lheorath Stook 1 149 151 IL 10 to 1 Orateshot (t) 12 I 91 gentklatallbrdshiret'sass , i River are quoted 4to 2 prem. tivimoPATlPr; 011„ THE COLD WATS& veal. MALTON HANDICAP. to Mr. MV.erus) 1 4 die Australian Land shares are steady in price, with, fterwied, 23, Patents...re-row; Carva'lso, 117. Fleet-qmpet: M•sfr 2 to 1 aerie St. Andrew be ! 511 West Tansy, 6p. ta.gusi 11, Cocain • sad r. : bx,a4.ltra; or of M. B. Calm/wall, M.D., lo; TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. Deemed to Stoditoliar I— if anything, an upward tendency. areviia. se -diesassecraas. who may be estrulted daily man la WI 5, 23 123 Ditto Ditto Ditto . . . 37/ 334 National Brazilian (C-ocaes) shares have fallen, and wl 7 till I. 2 to 1 agst West Australian (t to 751.) 6t...100 Wilts 4. Somerset eesteie Imperial Brazilian are also weaker. 4 to 1 Sittingbourn• (t) I to Great Wasteful , 1031 1141 1044 5 to 1 Filbert (t) 1 - --- - NEW SOCIETY OF PAINTERS IN WATER- 8 to 1 Orinoco ( 10 to It) PREFERENCE SHARE!. I Muses. No. Paid i,.. re NEW rise, I Bemuses t: done COLOURS. ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. St. 100 Aberdeen I— I Saturday, today.. 3to 1 agst Sylphine (t) 6 all Aberdeen No. 2, 7 per Lt 1 The New Society of Water-colourists gave their 4 to 1 Comfit (off) Et. 100 Bristol it Exeter 1 ;era./ 103 107 1 1er..00, I Aria V i le 10,00 0 1 Ang:o Mantra= Gold all pawns private view on Saturday. 6to 1 Vnultress (t) St. IM l Caledonian £lO ... ...1 116 ICS . 106 7 100. rd: its. %WO Californian Taking first the landscapes, in deference to their flume- Bto 1 Mrs. Nutting (off) 13 15 !Chasm art Holyhead _ 19 SO al, 3LCort ant Button „ .. Ide par 10,0 , e. 10 Australasian 9 4 1 o visit importance, we notice Aaron Penley's sketch (163) of 100 to 12 Hylola (I) 111 all . Dundee, Perth, and Ater.) 2,,"; 21 14Am:1m 3 41 51 Al the Thames in one of its Berkshire aspects—the best pie- CHESTER CUP. , &en Juretion ~ ... 6 61 60,:'n 1 toalreian Conlillera tare in the room , notwithstanding its defects, first of its 20 to 1 o ff ered on the field. 31 34 CsetAngliarilsf.3o.:6 . 9.',7e. l 31 si 100,000 1 tuntraleth Frethe:l bad rushes in the foreground, next of its solid clouds be. 2.5 to 1 apt Anse Page (1) 5 5 . Do. do. (M.) 7 per Cl. : 4 41 54,0 C J I Aso Maria it 1 4 die hied ; but Them, nevertheless, being redeemed by the 30 to 1 Braxey (1) 2 !Do. do. (71. 17&) 7 per 0.1 1 14 pm 201,0(0 1 Srit , ab Australian Cult le• 4 4pa If 20,000 20 Seinen Iron sunny sward, glowing trees, and glancing river. Next 1000 to 30 Peggy (t) 11 7 r l t i ;iret.eca.ex i ts. o. ,s p e..ZI 43 pm • 1e,,. 10 33 2raxe.l-ne ess.atSfria in 246 681 3/ come Rowbetham, junior's, landscape contributions, odd in 40 to 1 King of Trumps (50 to 1 taken) 10 1 10 D o . New Spey osat. BOA 141 13 15 6,r00 90 Dis.C...gateand Caleb. a' 6 4 7 61 11 31 toe.e, and strange details , but indicating vigorous and orb 40 to 1 Ann Eliza 20 .30 East.Unioa,ficrirgo.6p.Ct 181 181 11,041 21 Do. 9). John Dcl7'ey I. 39 31 Rica) conceptions. Thirdly are to be remarked Mr. 50 to 1 Richard Primmer (t) 5 : 5 Elinhurab, Perth, end, 110,00 , 4 Carson's taeok all 4 Ipm 4 Vacherie Italian and other scenes, painfully highly finished, 10eed to 15 Red Lion (t) . ' Dundee, 91 ray Cent ...1 31 11 12,000 se 0:404 Copper .... 100,000 5 Colo•doi ("Ad but admirable works, if we arrange to take 100 J to LI Tee Suffices (t) Si.; 100 Great Novae:2s perGetei 127 119 Sal' 100 Do. 5 per catt. Scrip, Its., „ •!ciplaisi l4 6 7 the artist's artificial point of view. We need 100 to 1 Chaseaway (t).' ! detonable at It p.et. poi` 112 113 351),9014 St. Copper Miners of Eng. all list this year, after our repeated details, specify SOMERSEISIIIRE STAKES. 10 5 Do. 41 percent. scrip — 5,000 23 1,0. Pref. 7s per cent. all —pa the excellencies of Mears. Davidson, Collingwond, 4to 1 agst Audubon 6s Of OteltlinWestra(l)ltigh 81 81 70,0 ; 0 S EcgsAestral . soe , or , all II It 4.1- 111"Kewan, and Bennett. Minutely nice, and cleverly DERBY. 50 ' 4 OWeet.Blistßantsaidie tit 71 100,640 2 , Great Nugget Vein__ au! 14 1 pm I common-place, each gentleman is as usual—Mr. Bennett 10 to 1 agst Honeywood (t). St. Ica Gt. Wet, reds em.4l tact. 106 108 2 0 , 6, ..e 2 1 •Siei , eml aU 17 13 174 72,110 e 1 ',rand Inirt , y V Itaaa st: sr 4 pi. alone giving signs of progress (both in himself and in ;his 80 to 1 Cine•is (t and offered) St. IOG Ditto irredeemable 4per ea 16 6 Lancashire ifilfork..Y Y3O 4 die Ipn • 1024 . 11.9::1 3 IGrout I`.,:poth all i I •••1 materials) in a more sweeping and less conventional brush. 200 to 3 The Raver (t) Ft. 11/0 , Ditto 6 percent Stink_ 131 133 100,01 I,' ...r.lke llr:iarst all 4 di's 4 Mr. 11. Maplestone attracts great attention by clumsy copy- After the very questionable position ash:ea Cineas had M. IS) Loa.* ItrAM.Guar.6 mist 131 134 fle,na I I I.il,ert2 . all f i :in ins of David Cox. Mr. Robert Carrick fixes the eye—by a held for sel'ile time past, little surprise was occasioned at the 5t.:140 Detorreferential 5 per Ct. .. 9,4 1 0 3 , Lamm WI Ili 121 'n laid 2 6 Lon.&34liWenCon.Thirds 4 54 picture (113) in which there is a mingling of buneling and above-peened odds be. g . to 1 VIA! Imted he dues tl all _ . ,_ _ . '; ( 1 Ir . 1 1 .u.,,, , :!.ondon&Ca.itorn. Geld liar Crushing tat.. all 1 I laeauty—the beauty, however, perhaps predominating. A not start. 1 Loa dm& rri a Men teh 100,r .9 1 '4131140..t.t all 1 die par Mr. S. Cook, whom we do not remember to have observed LATEST BETTING AT THE WEST END. 124 all :LondoittlerrllsEnohlt 1811 111 131 33 15 Manashetf.StLi , c.teruhol 8 9 33,000 It blexicanalith.Ataerion 9 71 before, develops some attractive talent—more particularly TWO 'THOUSAND GUINEAS STAK E.S. 10 .10 / Do. New 110 ... . :01 111 6•,01I 1 New Granada ««. 1111 4 4 en' in one picture (248) where he gives the breere and sadness 2to 1 eget \Ter Australian (••ff red) I /1 Co. 15 . _ ... .„ ~. 1 Ipm 200,M0 1 Nouveau 8 1. TO, ..... _ln 14 1 211:1 of a sea coast evening with striking power. Among the era 9to 2 Sittiugbourne (offered) 124 all Naryp.ai Calker, 44 pa. pm 50,000 10 Nova Scotts Inning egg __ 3 li II pm pieces, in which w a ter colours revel. Mr. S. Robins is con , 9 to 2 Orinoco (t and offered) St. 100 ! Attooo deoc..l,naho w .‘t 148 150 Copper Smelling 165 9 Din. , Prettyman ......., i 1 'ml 1 1 Is ,'•0;. 5 tort Vaal,' 1 pas 4 pie 11 spicueusly good. Mr. H. C. Pidgeon is plentiful 9 to 1 Barbatna (t) 20 ,20 Nort.lll Extension .. „84 31 SC • ,.(KI 1 •AUUTIA ROCA ........ ... as per sow Is in his contributions ; and painstaking, however CHESTER CUP. i . all De. Guaranteed 54 we 6 1 10 ,00 1 50 dlinnney Iron all 23 17 bard, he deserves some slight Mt, ration . Mr. 10 to 1 agst Lady Evelyn Ia , DmtgaveneyValley 3 pet 1 91 ...... Ditto Sew James Fahey is also abundant, and would probably 12 to 1 Trifle • 10 4 . Do. Debentures, ... ... 1 dis Ipm . 7.600 M &aware de Cobs be more attractive had he worked less. For the novelty of DERBY. et. is e North Iritisti _.. ... ... 109 111 20 , al: North Staffordshire 6,1,20 10 lin taste 7 II 13 the work and for the name, we should not emit Mr. T. S. 20 to 1 agst Umbriel (t and ol.:cd) I et. in.:. Ontord. Worer e. t..., a . KIN 3.7.51 Cnit,l Mexicali . all— l'rnut's sketch of an Australian setne—perhape more elabo- 1000 to 30 Orinoco (t) 1 . Werner., 315. Opt. rad l 116 70,01 r I Wall. r rated and quite as good as those panoramic Llustratione of 4.1 to 1 Vanderdeeken ( t) IS 'l2 ' bit.o ditto ditto 2 21 pm 100.0ao 1 West Granada ...... Lis which are now familiar to the public. W. N. Hard. 50 to 1 Cinema 8 a Shrows.Bß•rm.New' :car.. 102 113 irn,eco 1 Are Kenyans an par I pm wick sketches ne a tly and nic e ly in "at Pembroke" (256). SWeven between Umbriel and Huraortli (t) le le Ittrew&&Quater(Nor.W. 10%40 1 Tuba.... 4 4 pus 11 .. Among the other classes of pictures, Mr. Limb, Heigh° is I Stn. , it per Cent,.. 174 1111 xd lo ,10 Do. 6 per OM ... ... I 11 pa ad THE ST. CROSS HOSPITAL CONTROVERBY.—The prominent ; excellent in his details of interiors as usual ; COVFNTRY RACES. 25 ;25 l e one. Devon ... .. .. 141 151 hut barfly producing in either of the two works which he ln ree,rdance with the postponement , Cov-r,try races Is !11 Ditto Few .—..... par Ipm I churchwardens of the perish of St. Faith, Winchester, in eende, anything worthy of his reputation . Mr. 11. Warren, I eau Veen: this day. The programme annoui,ces llat races Les' h e ,s so ss zooms (usal s ,; which the celebrated hospital of St. Crows is "Rueter, have the President of the Society, insists upon observance in . i as a ill as stelole- plc and some stood sport ie likely to be I Ama.)sf ELLS.. iM Mt exercised jurisdiction in the beautiful church of St. Orme, tan 6r three pictures, most prominently in •• 1./Anger" produced. Owing, hoverer to the lack 01 judgment in o 118 ad MR.Torkildrelosem,Owl 154 1 1 as their parish church. They have oleo taken formal pea -11 II :11, 418 5 Pal C! . where a finely colnured sleeping female figure, ; making the "fixture" cl IA with the business t , .-dav at , e 440 i t540&0622 . 44 8919969611 =.~. 48 1 144 5 1 union of the churchyard of St. Cress, by affixing a chain terribly placed, that is, head downward on an inclined i To"enall's , and in bringing it besides into the very shadow •"' es anametts.l Pt lea and padlock on its gates. Al: this has been done in direct place of mud, is being approached by an asp. lof the York meeting, the attendance of professienols is likely 17 s ;rim e rud e ... ..,1 • 31 opposition to the Rev. Earl of Guilford, the master of St. Tropical plants and atmosphere are admirably rendered, I to be very scanty. The first race will be at 1 30, p.m. 25 le TarkkILIULILINS.Pards par 4pa I Cross. The Custom-house statement of the shipments of the precious metals direct from the port of London during the week ending Thursday is as follows, viz.: —Gold coin: To Hamburg, 2,824 ounces; to Bel gium, 5,000 uz.; to Sydney, 55,0001. Gold bars: To Havre, 72 ounces ; to Boulogne, 6,050 oz. Silver coin : To Calcutta, 68,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 1,600 oz. Silver bats : Ta Calcutta, 212,000 oz. ; to Boulogne, 600 oz. This gives a total of 13,916 oz., and 53,000/. in gold, and 282,200 oz. of silver, representing an aggregate value of about 163,000/. We also hear of the undermentioned shipments, viz., by the Kenilworth, for Calcutta, 70,(88J/. in silver ; by the ladiaua, fur Calcutta, about 80,000/., chiefly in silver; by the TeGot, for the Brazils, 9,5671. in specie (besides jewellery to the value of 14,0001.); by the Koning Willem IL, for Melbourne, 30,01 MS in coin ; by the Kinnear, for Sydney, 45,0001.; by the Cornwall, for New Zealand, 3,000/. The shipments of silver to the East recorded in the London Custom-house state ment, probably include the amounts despatched by the Kenilworth and Indiana, which ate conse quently stated twice. Summarising the shipments of the week, 320,000/. will probably form about the total, showing an excess of exports over imports to the amount of about 255,0001. A large portion of the shipments, however, consists of silver, received from the West Indies and Mexico, and merely passed through this market. Business in miscellaneous stocks eras quiet. Aus tralian Agriculturals did not maintain ti Mr late rally, closing 86 to 88. South Australian Land left off 49} to aol ; Van Diemen's Land, 20 to 21k ; Bri tish American Lnnd, 81 to 86, being not quite so good as yesterday. The shares of the Canada Company have been in brisk demand, and were at one time to-day as high as 78, but the market for these' shares is limited, and consequently very uncertain. North British Australasian closed It to 14 prem. All Australian bank shares were dull. Grand Cen tral Railway of France shares left off 2k to 21 prem., and Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, 1 to 1 # prem., being lower ; Melbourne Dock and Rail way, par to 1 prem. ; Royal Danish Railway, 3 to 31 prem. The directors of the British American Laud Com pany have called a special general meeting of their prom ictary for the 2nd May, " for the purpose of assenting to or dissenting from a proposal which will then and there be submitted for the sale of a certain portion of this company's lands to a mining associa tion, upon terms and conditions which will be then stated by the directors, and for other business." Bonds of the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad to a nominal amount of 1,000,000 dohs, or say 200,000/. sterling, are being offered in this market. The line in que alien forms a link in the great system of rail ways, which, including the Southern and Central Michigan, and the Great Western of Canada, is des tined to form a continuous communication from the valleys of the Mississippi and Missouri to the chief lake ports, to Canada, and to Boston, and Now York. Its total length is 233 miles of which 72 miles were opened on the 10th September last ; 59 miles will be opened in August of the present year, and the northern division, consisting of 124 miles, is expected to be finished in the course of the year, so as to have the entire line complete in January 1854. The esti mates of the Company's officials make the expenditure 4,206,284 dots., and the net income about 645,4U0 dolts, or upwards of 15 per cent. return on the entire cost. By its act of incorpora tion the company may issue capital stock to the amount of 3,300,000 dots., of which 2,500,000 dole. is already subscribed and secured to the company. The directors have also executed a first mortgage for 2,000,000 dots. in 2,000 bonds, bearing 7 per cent. in terest, of 1,000 dots. each, of which one half are re deemable in 10 rears, and the other half in 20 years, from the Ist Ociober, 1852. It is this latter half that is ("tiered to the English public. The bonds have the special privilege of the coupons attached to them being paid, as they become due, at the rate of 4s. Id. t nor dollar, by Messrs. Dimsdale, Drewett, and Co., of London. Tile price fit which subscriptions will be received is 89 per cent., or 2001. Os. per won or 1,000 dohs, with dividend from the Ist April. The annual interest to rho subscribers will thus be rather over 7 per cent., and it is pointed out that the low price of n 9 ptr cent. almost insures their receiving back the pi iucipal in full, after making due allow ance for any loss that may arise from the exchange with America. After providing for the interest on the bonds, and before any dividends are paid on the stock of the line sufficient funds are to be annually set aside for the redemption of the booth at the end of the time specified. The dilemma of the Sonthampton Dock Company are tAing measures to carry out the recommenda tion of the general meeting of shareholders herd on the 3th inst., involving the creation of additional capital. The object in view is the construction of two additional close decks and an additional graving dock. The total amount of share capital authorised by the company's acts is 700,000/ s of which 429,681/. 3s. has been already raised. The remaining amount, or 270,318/. 155., is to be offered at par, rateably to the proprietors of the original stock in preference, applications being at the same time in vited from the public, to be sent in not later than the 23th inst. The stock will be issued in scrip shares of 50/. each, payable in ten eqiril quarterly instal ments, and interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per an mint on each instalment will be allowed up to the 31st Dec., 1855, in accordance with the company's Act, when it will be registered as ordinary stock of the company. The directors are also empowered to increase the amount of debenture debt, if requisite, from 213,7001. to 300,0001., being ithe sum allowed by the act. They draw attention to the SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. We have a larger number of Beasts than on Monday last, but there is very little improvement in the quality. The demand IA considerable, and the choicest descriptions aro again rather dearer. There is a larger supply of Sheep, and trade is very dull ; it is exceedingly difficult to main tain late quotations. Lamb is readily disposed of, at fully late rates. Them is no alteration in the Ca trade. Frew Germany and Holland there are 90G Boasts, and 760 Sheep ; Spain, 340 Sheep ; Scotland, 100 Beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,100; and' 80 from the Northern and Mid land Counties. Ptr etJlBl of 8:41. d. •. d. I Per stone of 618. P. 4. • d. Pest azou.i. Ulmer :tie.. 4 4 4 3 Ita3 Dm. a 1!r.4811. HI 4 4 4 6 Bsol,Short4turu. ...... 4 2 4 6 1 18,1 10m:.w00'..1 dowalquallty 118350.. 3_ 3 5 l l ,l. Itara, Pen 3 8 4 8: ). dO. Shorn. 3 8 4 0 !ie:, lan. 11air.brat• b 2 5 4 tonal: ... .5 8 .B_B at. mutat, 4dard ; dh, , and Laanb4, . Cali.... : l'igs, ee 305. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market continues firm. The same operators who have been buying so largely during the week being still inclined to go on. The trade, expecting some alteration in the soap dutics, are also getting into stuck. Town Tallow is quoted 46.., nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 465.; April and May, 465. sellers ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 46a. to at PARTIOULAiLI OP TALLOW. luS. 1 leas, - - Star!: on hand. Casks-. 84,241 41.9 l 4 irelivary last week Do. train let Jane ..... Arrival :art week 63 1.911 Do.lst June .. . from 1 .. - 81,965 10J,989 'rice Y. C. per @wt. H 4 . 0 . 4 ed. I 1)0. Town 4i.: J. 38.. Od. Arrivals for the week ending 26th April last year, 1,126 casks; and delivery, 1,197 casks. The arrival last wick comprised 1,160 casks from Aworajio. S OUT IV !e;RK POTATO NI ARKET.—T HIS Since OUT last rcioit the market has been largely =applied both coastwise and by rail, trade very heavy. The fol lowing are this day's quotations : York Regents, 110 s. to Lincolostire, 901. to 1205.; Scotch, 107 s. to 1 ; Scotch reds, 85s. to 100 s. ; French whites, 86s. to 105 s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY.- Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is a gra dual demand for consumption for Hops of last year's growth, of which the supply on offer is small; there is also a specu lative trade for old Hops ; late rates for all dcseriptiora are well supported. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. 38,812 2,142 63.128 1,160 21,127 46*. CJ 484.81. Holy well, 17 ; Can's Hartley, 13s. 3d. ; Eden Main, 18..; Walls End Riddell, 17s. ; Walls End 114 swell 103.3.1. ; Walls End lletton, lOs. ; Walls End Llinbusu, 1S .s. 01; Walls End Tees, 19s.—Ships at market, 110. FRANCK RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—The following are the last return,. of the pods receipt.; of the principal Prench railways : Apr' 2 to April 8: ra-reo,..cre, 277,53 n.; gosh, ',40,10 , 1.; total. 017,C16f. Rota..—Fawn April 11 to April 9: Passengers, 63,600; seem, 103,8764; t. tat, 1946:6f. lianas. —gauss Arril 3 to April 9: Passengers, 32,3761.; seals, 56.7971.. total, 93,673% °ALDAN* AND BIADCD Lieu.—Frees April 3 to April 9: Yam z77,9s3l.;sensuti go'o-• 380,611 f.; total, str.Aelaa co.—Prom March 26 to April 1: l'.one•gets, a13,400r. ; Goody 2.12.2 total, 437,643 f. Ileta.—Front Starch :Bt. Aro al 3: runners, :1,172f.; goals, 33,791 f.; 04.11, er,.1.9 illoamoutet*.—Yrom April 2 to April 6: Pat:wagers, 9,49314 geode, 15,1151. ; total. 21,518 f. DRATII OF REAR-AMIIRAL SIR TnomAs FEL LOW ES, C.D.—Accounts have reached us of the death, on the 14th hat., of Rear- Admiral Sir Thomas Ft 110w,5,C.E., aged 7.5. The gallant (neer died in Omer, where be had been detained by severe illness, which prevented his return to his nsblenc... Tamer:on Fuliott, near Plymouth. Ile was on " rescrvvd half-pay list, in receipt of service pension'," and eimsetrat nay his death will not cause any ',remotions.