The Express. — London, England, 1853-04-11 00:00:00

Vlb. gtottss LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1853. [THREEPENCE. • • r Lie- o•-.- • - -?!...01t-easao 5---,,,,,,, ,, e-amr-0.- - dry v-o-- • i f ' , ..' 4' ' • . ... ,• • . • ~ / ~ , ..._ . . 7 " . ; . .. . , , „ ••; . . - i .... ' g "-. -...----/ -- - - / -- "/: ~. , ~., • • • • - .11. -.0 f l'ir / „... i . ••-- - - - - (4 4 1.1 1 41_ 4 ( ..........___. 1 1) t j. IP- No. 2,070.] LONDON, MONDAY EVEN] ..._ IDIt II.kNNIA Lin ASSURANCE COMPANY, 39 , 5i,,,. 1, heneithetreet, auk, Wades. 10111•il Asg.l, 1637. SHARE LISTS. - IOREIGN RAILWAY*. 10 3 tamp eel Rotterdam 5 s moss Seam Jangles 1 eldb Erelowee,d by Spewed act oe Parliament, 4 Viet, esp. 9. SATCIDAT EVIIIII3IO. In 10 010119 rel lad Ilrguelharn. lell 1 111 /,... 1 ,,,.. -414 ROBB UT ALEXANDER, Blackheath Park. The railway market was decidedly heavy to-day, pp " log Baca r0mim....2111.1211 .... 1 4 4 4 "2 ra g. 121 A --- -- .• • o - ANTAOLS DV THIS LVSTITL`TION. the late advances having brought forward asap- 20 25 sae taws .- .. 5i 6pm 131 dets A Take of r Brew's: rides of pmmom, eapecielly adapted to the a Loin& Or Reba ply of stock. The announcement of the resoletious I : 1 , Do. baelmaa - II 31 runt wur no. .", - 44 ~,.... ',hereby hat the premium only is payable that have been adopted by the Railway Amalgams - so is qcsiteblikaismosairt mo asert b " 1 sr ';:ai app en yea, der" awn Ul7l"ps'yaide .I*. slaty, or at eeith if cocurms previtooty. tion Committee has also had an unfavourable effect. s'A lit °L.... w -_-_""tcsa"kami : .--. - i i l' a lUD , i „,a. i ae t iabiwa.ent Branch altadinm the WIWI of haring One resolution is that no railway bill, involving - 4 '1 Li ,„„a mmo . i ''''''''',.""'" - but - , , ed and stated in We, by securing annuities, to Waren oasis- - - ama l gamation, shall be allowed to proceed this 13 13 1411011119 1 113 ... ... 7 a COUI tie parents'ileath, and to be paid mita a son all prieneace at h h. *i h f cession. At the final close this market was still very " " 06 * ( 2122121621 -'• 1 3 3,,, ~ ..i ..r a iLiug ter r.. t year o age. Oa stuo - 0 I De. _ ... ... I 16 tui riNyti NCTIVAL LIVE ASSOCIATION. flat. s 3 Dis. (OM) ~ _ ... 1 2 gen p j: , a• rod by her its,esty's Royal Letters Patent. - 10 6 Da II per et. Preformeer par 4 pas talc Assad DA": ri of Pf 011!,. THIS DAY-Two o'Csoax. 30 7 and IdeaMmeness 9 It paa prit n P roem after eve or seven mini pay. lie 7 i . 11 31 pm 101 10 Total 3 " l ' l ' " /.." .... ielPat t7 i 4ectrd The railway market to-day is heavy, and prices 33 4 29 NW% A 1000167: ::: :.• - tilii usit .. x es,lol nig 10 L.•• LI •I IL • PreglhUll, L....WI:Ant for every three months' different. of age. generally have receded. Caledonians, Lancashire r 4 I 1 , 4 4 ' Isla" a Uorrill 11111 •4 7 1 -8 Ti Gla ma tad.: pas,. %raided on terms unusually favevrable • the . and Yorkshires, South-Eastern. , York and North- , Do. Do.)* interest) .. 5 6 pla tum lie dated out of the pctst.l6 Ila Nythern of Braze's. 36 161 tot Ilso" '''' 1 "':"'"'" ' fi • 1,1 4 the 27th April, IAII2, a roluettos Midlands, Midlands, London and North-Westerns, 3 ° ° 3 . 1 Dot 107 . 3 Pot ci- limit .- At I , :e 40nu.4 teu-•ra. mee. on 141 rya Ilse fL a Amiens atia. 14 II sr gime ems, 77,7 73 ° 33 t o M ew:rent 73 " .1 P" lr-t373 133 TT 17377 ‘ and Oxford and Worcesters,amon gat others, are lower. is au goi„.O.„T,AAA prefer. . si • pre *am Yolaies. - Business is not active, but sales have preponderated. so be Paris and Lyme .. 17 1 131 pen am &baud of Directors an :Deed: nrA daily at 7 eelOcit. French shares are a shade firmer, especially Steam- 30 * Perna sad Orions .....42 43 424 to sgs of the rare: pi every c iair a.laitted in the polity. 20 11 Farb sad Beau .. 413 424 vi midical atin•linia t ,ieurimio.rd us . 1 i CA4O4 for their reports. bourgs. Quebec and Richmond are in demand. 20 * Pads end Stemberare .. 311 Se 34 4 to 4 Pageo.Oemsomehlrboure 44 5 pea vi e ( Truer.) SHARRS AND STOCKS tiNCIUAZANTERD 101 81 Gnaw owl Illiewead .. 4 Ipm • 61 • 6 Cit 42 • taur ime s ii 1 X 3 1 1 1.1f Cie. retreet frost Table with Participation in to 1.• *MID Sad NOM ... ... 20 3/ dit Mai ef Ifornibien. Perri* \ steer Peres Yearly 'wawa& sk. pd. \ Cloaca Prww• 5 • 10 21 • 22 7 6 1 ems:se II aP ... - - ----- 1 ,,,,,,.. sesames. sa in 3 r-sa• so lc a:stem m a's mipe_ Se 01 - 91 001 Anita Bal . Om' a. tee sea 354 104 10 4 Do. 56 per Oast. Prefer - - Parm*• ll o ♦ Testy tee* so s i 4.1. 31 ... - TM& ' i°4 10 -II /oath aim ef Pram - 2 1 no II irgril l ; 4 1 W1"1. Age. nirl. 1:11.• cal.. 134 a labiga Olesl ril lalS lIIISR S ti i i 1 2 4 90 4 j 2O 2a. i.e.... 4 ” 41 111 pa thi th as eu fees igfralesaelP si Si It *rim, Len..6Chosane. 74 64 dig .....---"'• j . ---‘-'„ a ----. „ 174 at: Do.ClesitillrLsollsl3l.C.l f 1 21 10 5 Do.lll per that. Pair. 4 dis par Ilet 20 II eremeesi of Pm*, . _ Pf 10 pus II 11. a Lai . T.,, otha.„ s. L, ..• .., 0 2 .. ,I, ,o; ..; is 141 Do. as. do. 303... 34 24 die ini to 1 Wedges ed Switestiond 1 5 di. lit SO 11•• • ' ••• "• • • . ' •'- l IL tens 146011 sad &Mr ... lei 103 1041 th, ii i 93 1 16 327614 4 1 4 12 4 St. too amnion .soos se 644 id 7 Id 6 loalmal 1 01 dts - • 111 a a • 6 211 1 46 i 4 „. 12 ! se en mow eat naistsiQ . 21 024 aft 01 3I s 613 4 9 1• I4Si 4 .. . le. all Cart eed Ilmodern ... .. 19 20 194 On I. Si. POSTER. Regime Dhaka. • et Wilma 13•11M1 an i. 2 spm 473 6 JOINT STOCK BANNS. St ANDREW FRANCIS, nesitermy. 13 Eli Medea, hell,scd Aber i Clown Mamas. . h dm J smith ... ... 5 9 No. I UNE& Paid, priers dens t• ARKS of DEPOSITS and SAVINGS BANKS. l: d i s i sw um = 12 üb4 U , I r 1141IISTNENT Of CAPITAL. ''' ASTI• DESIROUS of tsvt.. , nsc MONET are minded to r s r u 1121461. 1ssusessims °1646141 0 ; A : . 13 . 13 1 V 31 111 1 • i Saturday. today. de I 21.500 OD Andrei& . . all 162 93 91 re, 40000 !se mom. imaii'xia: 1, 4 4 as W 1 lee the pets of th e N MONA L A•SURANCE and INVEST- 10 11 *AOC • Cheat Dna at ladle I th MINT A.4.4k IeTION, by which a high rate of lamest may Mot . ss ... 71 I • Assegai. sal Odes 21111 pm aimed, combined wits **set security. jr 11 sad C ditto 71 71 at. 100 /sat lammdare .. 173 75 13,0011 j 90 lialti.Alootehh. sul to promeetgas sad toe lalmisstica say he bad at the Office, er sent, so a l l o. 16 w./. usmoo 15 a Abend+ Chartered 10 21 21 pa peg free, as spOlestioa. IL 105 Rabbi** NM Clisepew .73 76 744 33,000 111 Loris Desk of Am PETER NIORROION, Watmeni Maw. 10 11 Wain* aid Paglios .. - i tuft and Ulla _..., 3 1 1 ilk el 7, St.*wia•.plese.•frablgar-egaare, Leaden. St. ISO Ildhehiegis. IftMeAmedeel 32 - 54 . Apo . 25 Louisa Chartered auk of .---- ik. MI jCilsegnw 10 ligniWegbis 64 or Aostralla pIOTICE.-Six Readied Copies of I.AYAItD'S a. ico meet onewes - ... 52 4 ss2 li 101 24.000 U Oriental Rank Corpora. all 5.4 351 sitcoms nay. moven see sew fa alrealadoa at IL 000 D e a cum e...7 west.. .i. hi: ... 1 4 0 : 109 43 NOM j 5 Royal Austral. Banking t• ' 111 SELECT LISLE!, Ste. New Ozhabstrost. ea early 9 1 1 1 .. IN Da R. OM . 113 115 I sad Geld Import. Co 1 I die par al Mac 23 broth Austral* maiticatioa 4 namerManded. s ees suieesots. see Oafs. par _ 0.0 Orel waters .. 9.3 . I 11 BMW noo.ciso ecostry is ms m Two Osier NMI upward% 5 1 914 30,0110 U lusioa of Australia esseraisi lei the matier **is *glared. II ll Ilrigis Bea th Roden " .. 4 1 1 0 0. , ... De. N0w........ l4 si 9 2; N en Lamaism md Carlisle .. 63 Id • SOUND and WHITE TEETH are not only hider' k f li, l oo ll ,u 4 .l4, 4 D ' llib toir e a' a kCi, its I NT 7os 7 4 tetsoßLLANEOus . a , vosably a pr e je a oleattag esterice In bo th sem. bat th ey mo 116 ; Do, emus _ 43 41 die 111 thorno• ate pershary theme* li• •• • 5510 • 1 1 . 751 • 1 7••••••••• 14 /111 Da. Wm *Mg Tlale• 33 3,. No. I Oh. 1 Ithanithasiena. Pd prim Beethems dose el *es hmalh emil inffllriLf. AMCOR HIS Ml,lO- $ 0 a ll ,f,..0. igw 0,,,,,, .., ~. Ili 444 161 16 Saturday. to-day. Ti Ms Mr lihe NOWL-4NDS . ODO7ITO e, Psalm 111 I lerlegoloa aad IllsekwaU . 9ea -- e - o r - tl DOTIINICS demi la Its capability el embelbsldag, 10 s 1, 4 0116,.,..1 4 s w a m i 1 1 6pm co,aed onswilmia Moth U. Me Wad period dPM It will as„ 100 t i ....11, , i5if,„„.10. D o w 104 yo 3 10. 1 Anatralien AgrL ... 33 95 93 95 2 lit to swims au Wig aid maggellam. md impegt. Rt. roo imam 6 A se tsmo o s o , 120 1204 120 loi 123,71' I 14.1 e sat. Lod al, 14 11 pm Ille edam.' to thogsaddiad salty maraca .gels al t so is D o , mo o ... . . ~ se 3 pa I Do. Probreaso- all - - Fl *lab Nadia 140 ••• OM "II Ms ama da 01111 6 ...... 1 • 11 11 10 I D0.510.6411..ad in 11 11 .. 120,000 11,PeellIte.taLlillte. all 51 et 11 101 *eir Mew oak bon de erematis Inisoms, aad Ilt. 103 Landau lk Ilsollt•Weghert 904 • 016 91 100,00 t IScottielthust.lnvest all 14 2pm t mei se Mg brogla Pelee at. 131._ pm lea. IWlmi.t ill g el wasdig. os iss D o ,. Ass .. ... .. 34 v o 147 US. Aestrallan Land 25 11 5 30 0 obidends • O&M" ore ea the land. and "A. llowlaml mil Sow, oso D o . au . 4 s 04, 4 10, 160iVan Diesims•s Lend 29 24 321 20 11 filiesomurie: SMSDNOI ea the porgrameat gimp dire ga u on s.a..s, D - uisi,o," 104 II t orb Ma. asbl by Um me by ahmelets me pertamme. IS a liTsiiiiiiyiimliallea 19 21 MINES. 1 at. tell limi.. 4114,162Auesigh. se sol 1 6 1 N 1 _ ss 44 DaNdai lead. Da. 34 Sde SATURDAY Evniroso. . et. ten MOW . .. 73 1 73 1 74 1 I There have not been many transactions in British i -""" - .:..e , , 51. *OO Dolimi.itai'D;eir . 43 ea minis stocks to-da BIL I Oka...A so 1 ' 1 473680/11,,WeeL Me)... ... - - 321 g y ,the absence in Cornwall of - t• 4 SS 1174 Deis llelt iareg... .. . - - many of the leading dealers tending to restrict busi- 7 et.lloo rummies ... ... .. H Is ness. , ~.' u S s w a p . = l = Aid es ... 1 111 The gold mining share market is very inanimate, 1 , 111111 ' il l . % . I ' .:' tlnr ; oom000-,-.- ~ /di r ; 1 ii iii - - ,_. - .. I I _ _J •. _,• w irgiunrim@ 13 16 Ne N 74 Newry thil Ilentweitimi.. 3 3 34 46 SD illeirerWanamgesintikice. 96 9L I S O - ... ... is as 15 • De. New ". • - - se 14 tesroara Maass ilia. 26 II die S. 10111 lam& DOM .. 13 84 le 14 Jeri Degoo,7llM.l, ... - -is I •V 1 8..` i i i .. ..=.4'''''' = 7 die SO Hi Nage ... . 41 4 die 110 ell Ilim* Wolters 10 10 elorised S. Wseematung 11 111 pm M. 111 Odeal, Wage. It Rohm. 631 84 Id. tee alwasonami - 4 prom . Peel River were very heavy, closing 51 to ; 61 prem. Colonial Geld le ft off 2 5-16 to 7-16 prem.; Cordillera, 4to 4 prem.; Anglo-Californian, i 13-16 to 15-16 prem.; and Nouveau Monde, 1 11-16 , to 1 3-16 prom . Ave Maria have been done at 4 dis. ; Mexican and South American shares were lower, being sold at 74, and leaving off 74 to 84. United ?dexteian were also worse. The non-official closing quotations are :-Aus r es. to ems* mesas .„ ._ 51 63„ tralaaian Coal, par to 41 prem. ; New South Wales . a. we Shrews. • Sian., - - 65 07 1 1 .3 6 SC 100 , Do. LAN.W.Otter.llth T 3 15 ~ 76 Coal, 1 dig. to par ; London, Liverpool, :and RTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, to $ larstesbaysseitsrafora - - se Australian Gold Mining and Streaming, 1-16 to calm wadi elegem, with meow. -JAMES CODE% TORRE 25 1 MI fOr s.. TWAr 1111 1 1 . 5 . 01 •• is n 3-16 prem.; British and Colonial Smelting and Re- EA rateelif POLISHED MAHOGANY ARABIAN NW. _ an STEAD. Ileethar. Caliok •Wase. mad Upholstery ult & - likem ... ... Weseosess-eaoartoe tug. loos= ft, 4....,..6.m.... 91 le Da 0111 1 1509 , _ ... -' 14 14 per shal) ; Australian Mutual, 5 die. to t h r tred em.; KNIGICISHLIDOE. labiate. Oda. gads Toot pros edit post 1 * 1 1 :Via abb. .• e. 31 $ aso had am Se le Dow „. .„ se. to essalhaso ... ...: SO HI Wes TUB DAI LY NEWS. so u ‘,,,sdais,,;,o • i; 12 411 . Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to 4 prem. ; Leedom MaralusYsper, pries sd. 20 5 DIM OM s MOW Omsk the DULY NEWS is at the lead of the Li. 23 vi /Marsh SON Mee et Oeent 11,1101,•decestlieg tree emmeres hits beaded ge sp . 3/ :I Range, Ito 1 die. ; New South Wales Gold, Ito mom sea all gem/ aml pgasigi slime, worm mildeal, Dodd, 33 II vds dam* ... ... . 14, 13 die. ; Garnett and Moseley, par to 1 prem. ; Bures or miaiabiaL 10 an Walerlsed end 111111rany. 21 Id the =Sad rad mho otliemotaiNewer-la is ammagy di so as D o wns d os m iss i e s. Is al Creek Gold, 4 dia. to par• La Peruvienne, }die. kw l'lC:a,,,bia°444"Ns=:.l,4=il Ole is is lust mums % s et to / prem. ; Mount Carbon Coal, /to }prom. ; eadeamaralla W. is 21a. ',Wilda gad crOyear 1 or Lake Superior Copper, par to 1 rem.;p_ Ceylon Land seelebod la Neal% 11 1411 7. 1 . 5 fiktraten Avdillk - as. toe eerikoreesseesinessus 09 70 494 9 Teem la wagelemamd 35 30 Do. de. Ramie= emsdas a magoildlell lit it Milpplag than way sem piper- 23 , 11 4 v 0. 0 . 43 . D.pwa n , 524 • 14 to 1 prom. ; Brucutn Gold, par to i prem. • Brazi asessomeig soft esseetet Oife, is the ladles Sees by every s ow IT ir s ~u Dock vid o k , hr 60 I s MOM ard-a the alga* ati boort, with DK id ;dem, lion Diamond and Gold, par to 1 prem. ; lietcalle mildam:pma Mining Company of Jamaica, 16 to 17 prem.; gellemea Mal la imam. as Wag ma oaly pow MUM rho W in allr li = L ale d hal all l a7a ateda from Ds edemas LEOS MORD AT TIM ItiNTALIA Liguanea, 24 to 4 prem. ; Jamaica Copper, 44 to 0 se. 101:1 llaglishemblre (leased 5 prem. • Port Royal and St. Andrew's Copper, Ds M rift Omar b deems by the Let retara et elope to Leakable.lingrai 103 107 157 51 21 to 3 ' prem.; Gladbach Zinc, Ito 14 prem. ; ber the year lON M the lesolleg Leaks Nageggosom by so so 2, 46 .0. ISM will be MS ea dila paper Gas pommel by maws in esalsbalub. Si 86 Pontgibaud Silver Lead, par to 1 prem. ; Cha t yews) had la Mime beam it three oldeM gernigniNe: so. 1110 IMIUMMILIMrIO.O6. lanehes Silver, 4to 1 prom . ; Cologne Mining, Estabibied. imp hued. (Mesa/ to 161.11grigen) 111 154 par to 4 prem. ; New Linares, 4to I prem. • South Mow* CULONICLII - . .......... 1111.547 SS Lis Gismader i Dna rarest MOILNINO NIT 1771. ale,Mo 011111111110011110 , 11114a 1 : 821 331 U Devon Console, par to 4 prem. ; Tregurth;i, Ito iiOIJIM HIAAL/1....• ... 1»L.............. 111100 5 000 an Hadlemsl Doak & TAM. 1 prem. ; Mizen Head, par to 1 prem.; Carberry DAILY NEWS --......--- 11,14 L...... (EM be Tk.ll. A Dr.) - - Dr esetiaml amblegamas at Ilis iio • Hatlilelby(LTorklatllld 112 114 West, }die . to 1 prem. ; Britannia Gold, 4to / ibis rematly upraised by a 63 U Da 11 ahem o r n = 66 37 per share ; Connemara, par to 1 prem. ; Glenaulin, " lb' Dili, Nm' b lb* . 4 7P l a bbil"n " : lb° lalla .. alas 111 I De.; limes ( ding „ It, 23, Medea Preen she ant it task aisa greadmila hish NNW Imig-go. is i woks and par to 1 prem. ; South Cork Copper, * dia. to 1 pesetas gomildently Mat masuradio lisollim 11166 M demi to butk Madera 13/ 141 prem.; - Kenmore, 4 to 1 prem.; Sulphate of Ba =opinion et 140 ind sled already, alit the mmillighost so so Dir ai rpoologego moo 116 214 gg rytes, 1 to 4 die. ; Monarch Gold, / die. to par • et las MIT eress 00 4 lellk Ihe UMW N 11 Lowesto ft OrtaiseOgat aware of aisillmenents-but to the . Hoes '-dadaall Wau ilsami to leadelk) ..-. 101 20 Irish (;onsols, 4 to 4 prem. ; Perran Wheal ally pepar, Di piled Nan tam sorreepude with Ito sammge s, a ll Ws sok, 6 pig Om 26 v Alfred, Ito 1 prem. Mini* 54 su timowsasumXiManock - le Is erderelet Dasiegior Or Newsom bs the lobed=; or al leaseAto 1.11d1.N.13Md.) 24 31 THIS DAY-Two o'CLocx. Sem" le. Thotrntrest. Larnaca. PT all and Raise lo &mkt. h Dad. - - With the exception of Agun Frio, which improved New vaii4,psetage free, 100 all I= lidligil(MML) 161 197 this morning to 14 to 1 prem., and are now quoted AdLIST of SURPLUS COPIES of RECENT se 10 ..........,.......c, .... whalrava Dom 810 DIVS SELECT LIBRARY, mad Ord to isLOgruPee 64 114 1; to it pion., the gold mining share market is quiet, to must:, ilbeadam mill ashen at greatly reduced prim */ 50 all Dallied spier eget. (do.) - - and prices, if anything, show a drooping tendency. wm. 113 23 Pmegewirferlqlsesthm. Peel Rivers are quoted 51 to 6 prem.; Nouveau Char* Edwardiroli. 810, New Oiked.strost. WlLWMAldsalliTarb - - 124 11 Mei drog am ie l atle)... - Moeda, 11 to 4 prem.; 'West Mariposa, 1-16 to • ft 1 Repalia 3-16 prem. piL cuLvERIVELV B saa hrZ A I LZ O w itI pcs 4 - et. ice le Oreat Karam -... 14: 31 Th en . Australian Land shares are flat. Agricultural@ watt TO EAT, DINE, AND AVOID. II i loothigibrillreaUsl ..- have been sold as low as 92, and Van Dieman's at 20. 5. 161 . woo 0.......... t i Ile ni. North British Australasian are quoted 11 to 2 prom. LLCMS TO TOUNG MIL 50 Se War 461117.11 p. Ille. rime as lesdidsat. - Damao Brum Bit HOW TO BR *OPT. 25 11 rime MUD WM ^ 324 954 310. atom Mum Ta Sa d laritheturday. done IL NO case • Seessiest (reTsed - to.dsy. Tv. Is CM* WeeltMl..-.. 1024 1514 164 - -I- -- - MORAL AND PUTSICAL ICUOTIONT OF LIM, 106,000 1 Ages Oda all If II pus 31 4 2 - 3 0 . 050 1 knee Au Go a 6 Per iPm 1 ON SPACIAL DURABLE --- 100, 004 Ilk. Mei thlilegaiga vs toms to auirsseos......... TUN EMITITUTES or 11AZZIA011 LII I E. ISITISICeCII 11111A1111. , 10,1,04 25 Amendlem 3 11 vit. at. 100, AMIN& -__ ... , . ..- ... .... - - 06,000 1 Walmilka Warners DIMAS= OF WINTER. 8 all .Atweagoa do. ... I per Ct. - - 100,900 1 Autraillas hosarld gm. St. too ildoli SadM4 mi. IN 100 30,0011 1 Aso Marla all 0 oab 171111A11 DL.ANOOSRMlR.oosrriranott, sad ILAMOIRR. St. IN •19 .......105 107 zd woo I Orlda Assault's thee ell 1 spm 11 IS ,15 eml Mabligad ... 19 90 " UP, JO SONG lien 13.8 4 II is. sal s. el: 41 eel Imam . .-.. 6 IMs 10,000 35 IlessiLhap.(isameLprn Me 3 54 5 1NG1.743, IRISH. gad SCOT= LAZNE 3 vole, O. sash. s it en Ogmbe. NM% awl Abr. 4000 80 W. OmmemdCalato all 61 7 7 Te a s I Idm a Mame .-- 1 !I hh 11,040 Ile De. IL *WWI Bay lb 34 31 HYDWPATHY ; 011. TIN COLD WATRR CORI. 34 $4 Illealiti.10•11p.O. 36 gs Se 110,000 e ll dam% Creek lissrwood, "reterereler-ffew; Orrnalso, 147. Vierbotresti Memo 3 3 Oa Oa )I* o - _ 4 1 4 f 4 at 7V' sk Oarahlit, and rte boolesilers: sr of M. It. Colverwell, N.D., 10, ed 2Da do. 4, up. 2 pie De pm 140000 3 Wald Aritrl..oime, Homai.etrod, who may be comulteddelly treat 10 till 5, .es ear po.ol If 2pm I/ pm . CIPI* O l4 OM 7 till 9. ' 61, outs as. Ma IS il .. 1 1 pm 26400 SC Digger Moen of RM all 595 - lO 110 'De. leggzikleth 141 111 141 5,000 IS Do. trot. 74 percent. ell 54 pm SO 20 is PA Ili IT MOO 8 lagillatraltanCoppse all IMg 31 DRAMA. s 1 sateen . awl IKON 3 COMB liggst Vela. al 24. tai 31 I Naas, per - 5 1 • *AM 90 Omni all 19 - St. 190 Gnat 1i 127 129 127 ADELPHI.2,O4IO Gerd Dusky of Sada all par Ipm Si.Stloo De. Bpa e ta Ml. 11.090 Oro* relgooth. all I 11 pm A Desperate GOMM was played (and very well degwohla ot lead. ma 11l Ili 118 Lake BatkurgL all / dls par played) by Mr. Leigh Murray ea Saturday, in the charge- 10 5 , Da .at. - - 51 100,00 C 60,000 Liberty 111 61 WeINKM 01 5 1 tor of a certain Cwhit NUNIS, who, like sir - Zrg. so 1 5 j•seppet.lhaalltheernelpe es 7j 9,005 Limes all 114 124 :el captains, and mo s t "W ams, is tabs the influence of lore. 4t. , IM OtArget, rdlema.4l pet. 106 105 107 1 50.000 LosalmutColllans. Odd Quirts Crumbles Da. all 1 4 $1 The inspirer of this sensoisa is a young widow (Mies is. ISO Duo l oro o s omosu o w e t, - 100,000 Marbpdta . Woolgar), who,by a loadssees at of the author, le ;II Lammilgo Wefts. PIN iisl to 20,000 1 lisidgankfeth.Ameriat 9 71 54 71 5 Is pothernied of lISIMM theirisil Plias Ethe is betrothed el. lee Dime poramt Stag- 131 153 IL 100 Lack RielhatearAperet 130 153 151 6,,000 New armada all $ ten 16 • comic y oun g 1 1 " IblITTII ._ ______._ lll P ITIbb of Mr . Keel s 56 lIM Dfttofishomreal 8 am*. - - 300,000 Narnews Moods who, we regret to gab hen meg IMISMary ends in view. ik , i , imatiowies o... - ba r m 154,005 Peet *elle 1 Ipm . Mr. Murray, however t h Ise rend for him. He robs the l l "r a 114 all Madmelarry 410olar. orb 1 1 55,050 QUIRRI Roe .k.. ..... 10,006 60 Rh_ygemey Iron all 24 30 youag lady tel bee aim Meese (which is contained con- 1241 sit ; 114 131 DIM New lb 7 6 9 Islaiddly, esti is sseemlesee midi Ha custom of persons of m__, is I _ _ _ ... ..1 Itis 114 i TAO 30 ilintlige &Cuts ..- lOl 6 7 . POW% 11:=rdaskl ; and Mr. Keeley, who his 1 ; 1 ; , g:: Pi: gig ... ... .. i ipi. 615,000 1 Seigh Australian...- all per imi li r d level lift elem. ' limb it convenient to break 1 7 ,1 a s ,a Demo 4/ p C.- - - pas 6011 10 Ti Croft lb. ielpialaint. The net may be imagined. 5i.109 ; a50..,,e. 1 4 5 ISO 1491 411.174 WM Void Medea& Meal 1 ;Wage - all 646 ell 4 dl. pm The seise me Isetured to the lady, and Mr. Keeley's effec- is 7 i I Ditto Primed ....-.. ir 14 MAO 1 I Wed Granada 3 ll 4 pm Vol s him them but too late to be available. Miss Wool- 39 j 0 '7lollolli SZINWOR... .. ito,Boll I i Dad Mariposa . C1 i 10416, it seems. had et ea early period discovered the s all os. Overeasmo 14 per et II 2 all , Dal" Talley II pet I 2 100.K41 1 !Tabo ..-- of the molter with the lover, and put poor Mr. 10 Da - - PIT PTA - - -- - - Keeley to the severest of tests, rewards the player of the l ea' l oo s ,* n ada ... .. . 103 110 id MANSLAUOUTEII.-Aroldbald Hunter, blacksmith, "desperate game' in the usual meaner. The piece drew so di Ilea* 1440galails down all the manifestations incident to a complete success. et 1911,0sied. Wooster, . aid Sunday last, killed by a fall down stairs in his own house, 1 wooer- rte. is eseplati -:. -:. 117 4 while in a state of intosicatioa. It would appear that he 4•4.1116W414034.._ _ 411 4/401/441erriliCoier.1• 1 1 . all IlAselimpirigaliLiab 011014111811414.0a.24c011 14 114 1/4. Wm Ml_ Iti all lianwilloll.lK4PL -104 riadolol.3l. lll b.v.:•l p'.444410 1111144 4 ! 4 •... all AL Oeweallei 4pa r all I Dew=sy pc 4 144 Nor* kW& . a North W . 111Nrser„ and ,eprocOmat MANSLACOUTER.—ArchibaId Hunter, blacksmith, residing in Nawyarda of Maybole, was, on the evening of Sunday last, killed by a fall down stairs in his own house , while in a state of intoxication. It would appear that he and his wife, Ave' Mlle, had both been drinking in the forenoon, and had then quarrelled about some domestic matter. The quarrel was renewed in the afternoon, and ' both parties went up stairs to complain to a relative in an upper apartment. Angry words there again pasted between them, and Mrs. hunter pushed her husband from off the stair, when he fell to the ground below, and, alighting on his head, dislocated his neck. Ile died instantaneously. It appears that the deceased and his wife have not been on good terms for some time back. The wife was brought to Ayr prison on Monday night, and the authorities are mak ing inquiry into the case. Ayr Advertiser. moo 10i li 11 acl II Pm DERTRUTION BY FIRE OP HCSTANTON HALL, Notro —On Tuesday morning, Hestanton Hall, the seat of Henry Le Strange Styleman Le Strange, Esq., situated within 'lateen miles of King's Lynn, was destroyed by fire. The fire originated in the sleeping apartment of the only female servant left in the hall, the family being abroad. The flames were first seen 1s issue from the building about four o'clock in the limning. A eonsulmble part of the furniture was saved. Bustan!sit Hall hu long been regarded as cite of the meet laciest an! interesting family mansions in the county of Newsom. II In 111 3d 10 I If De. 100.1 $ pee pat... „ 111 18 le 10 De. 1 pee pat ... 1 6 Ps i IS 111 MAI Deese ... 1 136 II lii Me Neer M. all len* balers (Seeding I Male 51.0.1 251 116 ad lib a Illtalfookalurat etOoar 19j 20% sd I St. 100 \I'aub.WOWNSOSA 1, *Awe% of issipoilit ' 101 103 11 1 01110 DIM - . 1 Si SI 10 Tortiliti Par iis 26& z 4 absence of any rally in the exchanges still causes small parcels of gold to be despatched to the Con tinent. _ _ . MONEY MARKET. SATVRDAT Evzicio. As some degree of uncertainty still attaches to the details of the sovernment financial measure, the funds opened this morning with a slightly Hatter appearance. A purchase of 100,0001. Consols at 1001 for May subsequently strengthened the market, but the effect of this operation was to soma extent counteracted by sales of money stock for Tuesday. On the whole, the tone of the market is good, the general tendency of the government measure being I calculated to have a very favourable effect upon prices. It does not appear, however, that the hos tility expressed to some particular points of Mr.l Gladstone 'a scheme is at all modified by the ex planations and concessions whieh he has al ready made. By withdrawing from his first proposition, and limiting to 30 millions the! amount of the new Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Stock to be issued at 1101. per cent., the Chancellor has virtually acknowledged the inexpediency and impro vidence of this portion of his plan, and it is asked in City circles, why should an objectionable principle be applied to a small sum any more than to a large one? There is an impression that Mr. Gladstone is not conscious of the great power which he wields in the present position of the market. He will find that, he can readily float a Two-and-e-Half per amt. security guaranteed for a period of 40 years without incurring the slightest risk, and leaving stockholders the fall enjoyment of the voluntary principle. By affording the option of three new classes of securities, one of which—i.e., the Two and-a-Half per Cent., Stock, issued at 1101.—is intrinsically more valuable than the others, the Chancellor incurs the serious danger of causing his other new securities to be neglected, as of course parties who decide to convert will accept this the most favourable proposition, and the one which, consequently, holds out least benefit to the nation. Consols ranged between 1001 and 1001, and finally closed 1001 to 4, both for money and the 13th. The official business list includes :—Three per Cent. Goo gols, for money, 1001,4, 1, ; ditto for account,lool, 4. Three per Cent. Reduce, 991, 4 100. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 t /. L o ng Annuities, 6 1860, 6; ditto 30 years, 1860, 3-16. Bank Stock, 225. It will be noticed that the advance in the Three and-a-Quarter per Cents. is well maintained, the closing price to-day being 1031 to 3. This stock is relatively dearer than Consols, but as the issue of the new Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Stock is to be limited to thirty millions, the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. are likely to remain a favourite investment , for trust accounts. Subjoined is one of the calcula tions current in the market as to the relative value of the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. and Consols, the latter converted into the new Two-and-a-Half per Cent, stock: Present price of Consols lOOl 111 NewThree-and-a-Quarter per Cents lO3l The produce of 1001. Consols would therefore purchase 97/.101.61. New Three•end-a-Querters. This amount of stock, at 3 per cent., its rate after Oct., 1854, yields . £2 18 6 per anr 1001. Consols, converted to 1101. Two antl-a-liali pet Cent., yields In favour of New Thres-anA-- 0 3 6 per an In addition there are still three half-yearly divi dends payable on new Three-and-a-Quarters, equal together to is. 6d. more than the correspond ing dividends of a Three per Cent. stock : 3s. 61. per annum re-invested at 21 per cent fur 21 pars £4 15 1 74. Gil. (the excess of interest above) re-invested in October, 1E154, at 21 per cent. 0 12 3 £6 7 4 Si. 6d. per annum re-Invested at 3 per cent for 21 year{ £5 0 4 7s. 6a. is before £6 13 10 So that in 1874 the holder of new Three-and-a- ; Quarters would have at least 1051. 7s. 4d. of a Three I ; • - per Cent, *tack, subject to ireniedeq9 ieaemption, while the holder of Consols (taking the Two-and-a- 4 Half per Cent. in exchange) would have 1101. of a , Two-and-a-Half per Cent. stock with a guarantee for 20 years further. Parties looking to an immediate investment, without reference to the contingency of 4 a further reduction of the Three-and-a-Quarter per 1 Cents. in 1874, would of course prefer to invest in the lest-named stock. The market for Exchequer Bills was very un favourably affected this morning. The March bills 1 were offered at par, and the June were quoted as. die. to ss. prem. ; but a purchase on bankers' account of 50,0001. of the latter issue at ss. prem. gave sup port to the - market, which remained better to the close, and left off par to Bs. prem. The March bills, however, remain fiat, being quite without demand. In fact, this last-named issue is virtually only nego tiable et a discount, but is kept up from the idea of government investing at a discount. India Bonds were done at 415., 475., and 488. prem. In the foreign bond market business was very re stricted, and the change in prices small. Turkish scrip was again better, closing sk to 31 prem. Mexican closed firm at 271 to 28. Spanish Deferred Threes closed 241 to 26 ; Grenadian Active, 23/ to 24; and Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. scrip, 4to 41 prem. The list of sales is annexed t—Bel gian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 100 (Ex chang, 250. Brazilian Five per Cent. Bonds (Rothe child's), 1001; ditto Five per Cent., 1829 and 1839, 1021. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 60. Danish Five per Cents., 106. Dutch Two-and.a-Half per Cents., 66 ; ditto, Four per Cents. Certifs., 97 ex div. Mexican Three per Cents., 28 ; ditto, for account, 15th April, 28, 271. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., • 64. Portuguese Four per Cents., .41, 401. Russian Five per Cents., 118/. The Spanish Com mittee's Certificates, 8:, 8/ per cent. Swedish Loan, 11 dis. Turkish Six per (yenta. Scrip, 21, 3 1 1 prem. An important official advertisement relative to the repayment of the Turkish Loan will be found in another page. The imports of the precious metals this week in clude the undermentioned sums, viz., by the Great Britain, from Australia, 135,000 ounces of gold on freight, besides a further sum, estimated at 50,0001., in the hands of passengers ; by the Indus, Penin sular and Oriental steamer, 3 boxes gold dust, and by the Blackfriar, which is this afternoon reported as having come in from Sydney, with dates of the Bth December, 35,244 ounces of gold. The Hermann has also arrived at Cowes from New York, with 17,000 das.,.."l;iiithiTintm is for Havre. The total imiorts of the week may be stated at 732,0001. The Customhouse statement of tho shipments of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last, is as follows :—Gold coin : For Sydney, 20,0001.; for Belgium, 6,300 oz.: for Hamburg, 1,000 oz. Gold bars: For Boulogne, 15,000 oz. Silver coin: For Boulogne, 960 oz. Silver bars: For Boulogno, 1,040 oz.; for Dunkirk, 8,000 oz. This gives a total of 22,300 oz. and 20,0001. in gold, and 10,000 oz. of silver, representing an aggregate value of about 108,000/. We also hear of the shipments, viz. :—By the Clontarf, 141,0001., sad by the Plan tagenet 98,0001., both for Sydney; by the Helen Lindsay, 16,000/., and by the Undaunted 11,0101., both for Port Phillip; by the W. Stuart, for Ade laide, 10,0001.; by the Druid, for Hobart Town, 21,250/. : making a total of 297,2601. in coin for Australia alone. By the Orinoco, for the West Indies, 9,9651. ; and by the Tagus, 18,4601., of which 13,4601. was for Lisbon, and the rest for Gibraltar. The total shipments from the kingdom for the week are thus raised, according to our state ment, to nearly 434,0001., and the balance in favour of imports would consequently appear to be about 300,0001. For almost the entire of our supplies of gold we are now dependent on Australis, which is deeply in our debt, and can only pay in the precious metal. From the United States wo have received none of the Californian gold for a considerable period. On the other hand, the shipments of coin to Aus tralia appear to have been actively resumed, and the -- Weunderstand the promoters of the projected ship canal across the Isthmus of Darien aro greatly en couraged by the success of their embassy to France. Not only will the official support of the French go vernment be freely accorded to the project, but we believe the Emperor has also given the positive as surance of more material aid. Australian Agricultural shares were very heavy to-day, closing 95 to 98. British American Land left off 71 to 73 ; South Australian Land, 51 to ; and Van Dieman'a Land, 211 t 022. Australl'an Bank'siiares wens generally flat, especially Union and South Australian. Oriental Bank were also weaker. Shares of the Bank of British North America have been done at 60 ; Commercial Bank of London, 32, ; Crystal Palace (51. paid), 61; General Screw Steam Shipping (121. paid), 11, 111; Royal Mail Steam, ifq. The shares of the Grand Central of France Railway have been done at 3 prem. Berlin Water Works are quoted ; to 1 prem. Annexed are the latest quotations of foreign stocks, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex press :—Amsterdam, Friday : I)utch Four per Cents., 961 • ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 241; ditto Three per Cent. foreign, 471; the Coupons, 81. Granada De ferred, 11a. Mexican New, 271. Portuguese New, 391. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 81 13-16. Madrid, Tuesday : Spanish Home Three per Cents. 43 a ; ditto Deferred, 24 9-16 ; ditto Passive, 51; the Coupons, 41. Vienna, Saturday (this day): Five per Cent. Afetallics, 94 5-16; and Exchange on)Lon don, 10.50. The total receipts of railway traffic on all the lines in the kingdom for the last week are thus stated by Herapatlt's Journal: Total No. of Average receipt receipts. miles open. per mile. 1853.... .£290,936 6,663 £43 13 0 1832.... 258,465 6,385 40 9 0 1851.... 246,373 .. 6,347 39 0 0 In these returns allowance must be made for the Faster traffic. Easter fell more than a fortnight later last year. The prospectus was to-day issued of the North of Spain Railway, which is to run from Madrid to Bayonne, connecting immediately . L'Escurial, Avila, Valladolid, Palencia, Burgos, Briviesca, Miranda, Vi toria, Bilbos, Tolosa, St. Sebastian, and bun, besides Joining on with several other lines of railway of high importance. The capital consists of 29,925,000 piastres, divided into 315,000 shares of 95 piastres or 201. each, of which one-fifth has been subscribed in Spain, two-fifths in France, and two-fifths remain for appropriation in England. On a maximum capital of 30 millions of piastres the Spanish government guarantees to the company a minimum interest of 6 per cent, besides 1 per cent. as a sinking fund. The responsibility of this guarantee is shared with the government by the provinces and communes tra versed by and in the vicinity of the line. The con cession of the Spanish portion of the line, 406 miles in length, has already been obtained, for a term of 99 years, and the caution money, amounting Ito 157,0001., has been paid in. For the section from Bayonne to the Spanish frontier, a distance of 21 miles, the company is in treaty with the government of France. Contracts have already been entered into, and security takes, for the construction of the entire line, and for rolling stock, plant, &c., at a price within the guaranteed capital, the contractor further undertaking to pay 5 per centinterestduring construe tion. Thepromotersdrawattention to the success which has attended the operations of other Spanish rail ways, and put forward very favourable statements of the probable revenue of the line, irrespective of the brassard traffic naturally to be looked for, when the ressurese of the rich northern provinces of Spain Isbell have become developed. The board of manage ment is to consist of seven Spanish, four French, and three English directors, the whole presided over by the Duke de Rianattres, band of Queen Christina. In drawing atten tion to this great undertaking, it may be useful to mention that its success, so far as this market is concerned, must be dependent on the Spanish go vernment's making some satisfactory provision for the holders of the half of the overdue coupons left un funded at the last conversion. As shown in the case of the Ebro Canal Company, the committee of the Stock Exchange have refused to allow the official quotation of the stock of any undertaking enjoying a guarantee from Spain unless that government meets in a spirit of justice the demands previously preferred by its foreign creditors; and there is no reason to suppose that the committee will swerve from their straightforward course. The Arica and Tacna Railway is also on the market, proposing to raise a capital of 500,0001. in 201. shams, of which one-half are already appropri ated. The line in question, which will be forty miles in length, will connect the port of Arica with the city of Tacna, and is authorised by a special decree of the government of Peru. the concession extending over a term of 99 years. The government guarantees a net divisible sum of 130,000 dole. per annum (equal to rather more than 5; per cent. per annum upon the stipulated outlay of 450,0001.) for 25 years from the opening of the line—such guarantee, how ever, to cease whenever the dividend earned by the line and paid to the shareholders shall exceed that rate. A contract has been made, with satisfactory guarantees, for the completion of the line within the last-named sum, including interest at the rate of five per cent. on all calls until it shall be opened. The engineer is Mr. W. W. Evans, who has lately com pleted the railway from Caldera to Co piapo, in Chili—a line stated to be now earning above fifteen per cent. per annum. The line is exempted from all taxes or contributions. His Excellency General Mendiburu, Minister of Finance in Peru, and plenipotentiary from that republic to Great Britain, is honorary director of the company. Another new undertaking is the Oriental Gas Company, with a capital of 50,0001. only, in shares of 11. each. The object of this association is the intro dnction of gas into India, and our other eastern de pendencies, commencing with Calcutta, Madras, and Bombay. The estimates of the projectors show a very considerable rato of profit, more especially at Calcutta, where an act has recently been passed obliging every house valued at a monthly rental of seventy rupees to maintain a light during the whole night. The estimates on which the profit is calculated are made on the working of coal imported from England, but the company fur ther propose to avail themselves of the coal mines of pßardwan, through which the East Indian railway will pass. I I Boards of Management are to be formed at each presidency, and application is to be made to the Indian government for a local charter of incorporation. In the event of adequate support not being obtained, the capital is to be returned, less the preliminary expenses, which the directors pledge themselves shall not under any circumstances exceed half-a-crown per share. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The English stock market opened at Saturday's rates, but has since become a shade flatter, except for the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., which are rather better. Consols have ruled during the greater part of the morning at 100: to 1 for money and Wednes day, but are now quoted 1001 to 5 for cash, and 1001 for the account. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 991 to 100; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to 4 ; Long Annuities, 1860, 61; Bank Stock, 2241 to 2251; South Sea Stock, 1121: ditto Old Annuities, 981; Exchequer Bills, June, 2s. to 7s. prem.; ditto March, par to 53. prem. The foreign stock market exhibits little movemeat except in Spanish Bonds, which have receded con siderablT. The Certificates, especially, have suffered, transactions being last marked at 61 and 7 per cent. The Old Threes mark 48: ; ditto Deferred, 243 to Z ; Swedish Loan, dia. ; Turkish scrip, 34 prem.; Portuguese Fours, 401; ditto Fives, 421 to 43; Peru vian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 881 to 89 ; ditto Scrip, 4 to 41 prem.; Equador, 6; Danish Fives, 103. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARLLANE.-THIS DAY. The supply of English Wheat was very short, neverthe less, a reduction of Is. per qr. had to be submitted to he:ore a clearance could be effected. A ret tit business was trans acted in foreign Wheat, and the finer qualities of ILI:6C Wheat alone maintained their value, whilst secondar . and inferior sorts of Mediterranean and Bieck Sea Wheati were sold in some instances at a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. The top price of town made Flour was reduced 2s. per sack. Country and caber seek Flour was Is. cheaper, and American barrels were also easier to purchase. Barley of all descriptions supported the currency of Monday last. Witn the exception of Irish corn, the receipts of Oats hare been light, the dealers, however, successfully resisted any advance. _ _ Bean+ and Pea§ were without any alteration in value £itt4IVALB LtilO LUNDON I , IIJII APRIL 4th to APRIL 7th. QM. 12n91:411. Stoto , l. !rub. iore v.-. Wbesi 3.564 73 17273 perky 1844 9b 8237 011.1. ....... Ilea ..... Roar, 13371 barrels sad 16513 SaClii. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. fhe public miles declared for tomorrow consist of Sugar, 200 hlls. Burbsdoes, 12,000 bags of Mauritius, and 3,000 bags Madras; Tea, 1,200 packages; Saltpetre, 1,700 bags; Rice, 6,000 bags Bengal and Madras. The private contract markets are inactive to-day, and we are withoat transactions of any importanciato report. biZTILLI -Iron : Scotch pig is quoted steady at 635. 63. to 641. ; bar is quoted rather lower than last week.-Lead is also quoted at a slight decline.-Spt 'ter shows 3 decline of 205., and quoted 211.-Tin: British has been reduced 6,. per cwt., which has caused a decline of 2s. in East India.' Otts.-Seal, pale, 341. 10s. to 35/. ; straw, 331. to 341.; brown, 321. to 321. 10s. ; sperm, 891. to 901. 10s. ; herd matter, 911. •, ood, 331. 10s. ; South Sea, 321. to 371.; Olive 6.lllipoli, 691. 10s. to 701.; Spanish, 60?. to 671.; palm, 321. 10s. to 331. 10s. ; cocoa nut, 38/. 10s. to 401. 10s. ; seed, aapo, pale, 371. 10s.; linseed, 281. to 281. 10s. SMITHFIELD MAHKET.-THIS DAY. The number of Beasts is very much smaller than on Mon day last. Trade is, in consequence, brisk, and higher rates are obtained. In a few instances our highest quotation has been exceeded. Tho supply ut Sheep is alto smaller but still larger than it had been previously to last MoZday. There is not much advance iu price, yet trade is more cheerful, and choicest qualities are now readily sold. Lamb is more in request. Choice Calves arc rather dearer thun on Friday. Our foreign supply consists of 470 Beasts, 2,170 Sheep, and 117 Calves; from Scotland, 460 Beasts, Nor folk and Suffolk, 1,700 ; and 360 from the Northern and Midland Counties. . — Per 5i0..;171;, 0. A. a 4. 1 Per sums of 81ta. P. A. aU. Ilea Seat.. Ilesafords.. 4 2 4 4 ,' Bast L . Best Uf....4. U 4 4 4 6 Ilat dbor,orsts ...... 4 0 4 2 I Hest LOOZ-wools Naomi quality 0.5. t... 3 0 3 6! Do. An. Shorn 'altos , . 3 6 4 6 Lwas and seeoul quaitty 4 4 4 6 Ptsi Hee Pas a /151f-brol 6 2 6 4 I Lamb. Ika.4+ at =dui, 3,513; &asap awl Lambs. 19,100. 1 lal , o-h 101: MO. 1:75. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The TaUow market is decidedly firm. The delivery for the put week is large, and the present demand way good. Town Tallow is quoted 445. 6d., nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 455. 6d. ; April and May, 455. 6d.; Oct. to Dec. (new), 455. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 11.2. ibod. 42,05$ 824 95,518 101,072 944.2 d. Mk. 04. Stack on hand Casks. Delivery lastweak Do. from let June Arrival last week De. (ran let JIISIO Prim Y. C. per owL Do. T•.n Arrivals for the week ending 10th April last year, 1,911 casks; and delivery, 1,036 casks. Tho arrival last week Gam/nixed 97 casks from Australia, 223 from South America, and 73 from other places ; total, 393 casks. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is a firm and steady trade both for new and old flops, at about the same prices as of late. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.-TRIS DAY. During the put week the market hu been well touppliad coastwise, by rail, and from abroad, and time bet, a good many left from tho previous week, together -016 rho' flu weather, has caused a further decline in prices, aid h►avy trade. The tollowhig ire !II?! thy's quotations : York Regents, 110 s. to 160 s. ; Lincolnshire do., 964. to 1205.; Scotch do., 1001. to 120 s. ; do. red, 901. to 100 s.; French whites, Ms. to 1051. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holwell, 17s. 611. ; Eden Main, 18s. 3d. ; Ravemwortlt West Hartley, 155.; Walls End Riddell, 175.; Walls End Huwell, 19s. ; Walls End Lunt:don, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 19s. ; Walls End Tees, 198.—Ships at market, 267. Market brisk. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. BERLIN, APRIL B.—Volnntary Loan, 1011; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1031; ditto (1852), 103;; National Debt, —; Com mercial Marina Societj'a Premium, 149 ; Bank Shares, 1091. (BT ELECTRIC TELEORAPII.) LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, 10.30 A.M. Wind.—N.N.W. Arrived.—Lord Stanley, from Bombay; Courier Dunn, from New Orleans; Lord Maidstone, from Mobile; Salisbury Knapp, from Baltimore; Black Cat, from St. Michael's; Atala, from Nice; and Daring, from Trieste. The Osmanli, screw steamer, for South Australia, has put back. THE ELECTION OF POOR LAW GUARDIANS AT LEEDS A very severe contest has taken place at Leeds this year, the liberals being determined, it possible, to oust the tory guardians, who for years have ruled at this beard. It is believed that at elections in former years, the tories have been returned by fraudulent means, the voting papers having been tampered with to an incredible extent. It was proved at the official investigation lest year that these mal-practices had been carried on by the tory agents, and such an exposure then took place u proved to the satisfac tion of every one that the existing mode of election far guardians is one of the worst that can be devised. Even the tories now admit that the system is bad, and required great alterations. On Saturday last two tory canvassers, named George Clark, and John Whiteley, were brought before the mayor and a bench of magistrates, at Leeds Court House, charged with having illegally collected a number of voting papers, with intent to affect the result of the present election. The charge was clearly proved against them. Thursday was the day on which the properly authorised persons should have collected the voting papers in a district of the north west ward. In order, however, to prevent him getting the liberal voting papers, the two defendants went round on the Wednesday, dPapers , e an d d th s a u t cc th eed ey ed w in ere ob a ui ppc! w i n n g ted a c to on o id ll e ec i l l t e he nu v m o b ti e u r g Whilst engaged in this fraudulent proceeding they were remonstrated with for their conduct, but still they proceeded on their illegal errand, and afterwards were taken into custody, but liberated on bail, until Satur day morning. The offence is made criminal by the 15 &10 Vic., cap. 105, see. 3, under which three informations were laid. They were taken into custody at the central com mittee-room of the tories, and when taken to the police station, nine voting papers, seven of them filled up for New tot and Darke, the two liberal candidates for the North West Ward, were found in their possession, together with a COITUS book and some election placards. The case was so clearly made out that Mr. Blanshard, the barrister engaged to defend the prisoners, admitted that he could offer no de fence, and contented hi mself with craving the mercy of the court for his clients. Mr. Barret, solicitor, who appeared for the prosecution, said though thislwas the first offence brought before the justices, it was by no means the first time that these pactices had been resorted to at these elections. The Mayor in giving judgment said the case was not only clearly made out, but it was without one mitigating circumstance except of having acknowledged their guilt, without fighting out the case to the last. It was, however, the first case brought before the justices, and in accordance with their usual practice they should not inflict the full punishment, which was three months' imprisonment with hard labour, but they should send both the defendants to prison for one month, giving this warning, that in any future case brought forward and proved, they should sen tence the offender to the full term of imprisonment which the law allowed. TILE FRENCH FLEET. The Peninsular and Oriental steam-ship Haddington, Commander E. Cooper, fell in with the French fleet on the 29th of March, in lat. 36.1 N., long. 13.40 E., steering to the eastward, with a strong W.N.W. wind. The fleet consisted of 3 three deckers, 4 two deckers, and 1 steam-frigate. One of the three-deckers was busy repairing the lose of..has,tib-boom and fore-top-gallant mast. • • •ty -'• • ss .1 34,954 1,379 85,462 52 . 94,498 40 .6d. 41, Od. 26,109 1,80 90,9 393 79,997 435.6.1. 475. 3d.