The Express. — London, England, 1851-04-28 00:00:00

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LONDON. 1401161ked 4 Wellsaguies, Dr:l2a-PllO REQUIRED for BARLOW'S TIM WWI= SILLT-ACTUIO STPBOII TAP. .1611 pormemo .IS boor. ire. or oast losona fon biem•ar Sat or rod, prom to. M. at rut boo Ulm pit of ti/+a Of two sr bra) be b. U. tor; Ohio Morn MON. Mary. ar• lb ea, W rim wake a par nobs PI le Arra Tr entre Tip. whoa Word au. orris els bur ro rot anitirm Is are abs low to arm or so mon ; sod obis Ilmo bp lo tanrl of Oak or so War arm no OdM101•11 1 are ob. visor Tho loot pot boy to arson bft Mitt rid Iwo rat ilbri r gito rat auk IRIS bra toppi To Iseportauso of proorobmg are dr Seib we drink am* Is repro/ It Is • well brim rata Rpm puma or ass Po Mil ems so doom Me 100 Iris wrap of wear bp at prep Mum' 11111 . 1ta SAILLOP, tribba Iramoow, ta, Mg WS. Nmumboa-bat. lastslabare PM Mr a bs re war rya to rain orkhomer. Pro probe rib oirpol vat arm owl wilibor—Tbo maw wigglial—J. E. bubo Web a bow nerd el lappri eras. WHISKERS AND MOUSTACHIOS The impressisett* mom of ROCLANDir CACARRAR 01'. OR pridolos time smotatt rf lissibond l is ealieriely luesra rd mil baserdse lelbstisiss,/ s =so sown me is ibiss =lsertillsa by Sibs blame rislisriiirs. ells Oil In psocsi in. striress=roms=vgimes. ara=tiostz us t to=s peop=ibsponstiCted.amoritbist a. ad, is *Mt atimiumst Et gm" irons It bus Pied sae =di It la ustottij imi t io rlout Iss poomtion of te dr Mot fit=2...tnal ~ aa, is, Lady ' b i i d l yil T im i i rr seed is Cm MK ei. eel &MI6 toss NW. II& pur Wis. aside el libe gram oriels barn this Weak °ROV/i/Male lia• maw 04" scevesil Is to..lises on Cs W leer; we as the bob el tt it %new am* 1,100 tin es. costal:mg WASS MIER tiele by Ors at Al, liIIICALUVoi, LaNliON, moil by WI Casabas sad Itsslanzas. T its PEOPLINS HEALTH.—Taim is, bad ws , st d the dent bedew al ta• d.y. desalet Cimbesf=deoellei Wadded to de day of meld desidt bo l'a r ei isi Ve ePr ee e Zede l.4 42 4 be et ...., deb* Its ddlibee et bb bedd desetied aildeseer erseed bed alOrimpt doe ef belled, ore tie de esiddleda ef vddei lided odd Ode eldemeted suswel„ de del be serdell„ bald ard s = M . Wes,_ tide le seeds* as eldse et the V ME /WA JONI KATI. Iteg, of mar Hedises ad IL kbeedesdwels. beds &. • se et este is He id of Twee} ties egedly deed the de rateakklog eases bed& bed added tedisesed ledashe. Ideedes• died d the bids ad der, is, Be.. dee st are be Se betide et thob PS* as tboadde Is de Wad Itbdism belty. .lesed demi, 07sest, Pellet Ns, Teo% p . esilsret be deed sum seed Mews distear, A ma MNIA with lbw IPPON eel desedles odd tied to 88 8 • delds Sidi we did te West be sid Nei Obeid Is Ibb MOD I ins sedessudol dew posit gals. ed dee bre Indy esessidd se thdr mbeseled odds Be lig *sir de 1 de Is • sled tide sewed le nob • side et Odd id send d 1818,70,1 se ed ad sem Odd to pew bad -wed lP sear Ibises Added we abed vab ill = . t He bs At two 87 bibs melee d ids% Wuddre Bib sbe Motored radtleald. dm W., of lbeided WellesidS. with* to Br. C. J. beaded bye : I lollovo Ward rib wed ay No loot Volasoor. deb I wee busked be wised deters" the dal the pliie bad Mr. Seed ed. °Lend asd a Wise of Ms Iditaatan' pried to the deeded wade/ bad alb Id se wished that bre sesed. DU BARRY'S REVALENTA ARA CURES b IKA" Y ladOpitles, derikatka. m.e. OM% Maws se tbe lib f ro eeradeg, Ohs I=4=lebieb W misted womb s tbse Immutable bo woe Abbott sibleAses, Irw eadeety tenses/ by DO MEAT'S 411101011111 TCIOO-11srle • Warliesi, Una we OW Wear winsebAseA ems tem Ibelliese Hoe. Natam short As Dabs, the /Adsibetes 4=4lsaw. slaw: Ilebaneesurel Two ISOM& .1 11mir, Webletttbsw, Mast 011ige, sus st 1111 year=s: sal Wet steer Ivor. ks. bi=el .l 44 6 lsobwe_ dhamsm ltAlbiss ' S la 114 aft OM Oh. ils.; labot ft; few Mori essetty. 1411 b. se lb. Ob.. stMe. The MINA ',b e mos bermes' fres et amigo is Nadel a • P0." 631 a M. mt. fr , DO 11141111 T sod CAN IN, Mw Soitlesel. sad t, lase Wilber =21044..ty, Leaks anal. Illia m erod ; 4, LWOW M. ; 41. MAPAPIIIit Ps ready. hi PIO prgeo iaiir disay Nook with Mashylilla prise, to te•dtng. oder 1.. pa free. to tb• need Prop DWDIt;ATY.D DEDWATED TO THA y RO AL HIG HNESS PRINCE ALBERT. q:LBERII3 POPULAR NARRATIVE a the ORIGIN. HISTORY. PRoGREB.e. sod PROSPECTS of the T INDUNTRIAL I.XIHISMON. lASI ; with • Dude to the Paten Rolm lad Arrangernects. By Purim BLTP, Edm. A metal mord of the history and progressiUve development of the starbiag Madan et OW age aad ratios. T 66 isarretiv• mil. latently full a Its details foe the general made row sad berestter." Atheneum. w We we bread to my that the week bashers Jedielosaly done. nod the molt is • mry ealstortory review of MI thst lux hem sheeted in He way or ladostral Ultibilicas op to ths prows/ time."—Literay Risstle. w It is • redly mad edema d preetkal inionation to all a bilities and Melton at the Ilablatisa w —Ezpositce. At levet leo other opal, iseesAcey within= bars appeared in the Pram politic joessals. London; pitatobsd by More Marl. PatermosfAmrow. Orders Peeintel by all liosairdien. shdicasn. Sim G — -- ILBENT'S GUIDE to LONDON, with Map,' kc.—Tbia oriebod work Davin lame • la MI preparation 55 .„, am modes is now toady. It fa ampeotalt7 laiolioi to • tooftd aod foomooks to mops lamor War llottalpeta Oar- Soforshdlloblbldoo of IL% Mr elff. MIL oottob. oft 10. . or. gadoen boaa Ili err& swots Valtoo of tbo no* gado Wool - I.lb. roma ooml gaimo loopopo oteL asdi roma. Uses : poillaboe be Imo eilbort.lllb Pattsistbowiw. Orlin resabtod by 01l bodiedlom waestootia !IL la • tow dap ‘010;1001140.1011111p Oro. price eel, , or F 7,. rt. rew lls. .11maiernil A vele 90 lendid PAWN, rarseedlVOentme noes. DM/WAVED 10 ILLS lat 1•1.1000 1 11110 PRINCE ALBERT, GIILL:1111115 DESCRIPTION .1 us. CRYSTAL 11114Allt Ile Aidillatard wag aallOnafootho llor•Ohl lby MIMI mg Ousts Pas. All. 0 1 116 Ms= dupla dr verlneeml iWieldeedtble ea yell se the 111. 1 = . • Is eminnokot. VIP object ot time sod Area' l• to 5a won =tlio v oir i dzi s mi. la wort _swam St to be lenaiip way a a . d a ms : by Joao 01100 , O. Valsroatt-eow. Orders soolwa bp bo am bra assialaa. M. 21LBERVS VISITOR'S ILLUSTRATED NAP at lAMDON, hashes Is Sow ibees a lbs Ms m& swi sines of the asusgills wilt II itss at its fat Imitalast mil slible, impawel MB ail Ma lowlities. wr i ,.. sap will be WY is lamirlis Oil to all noitor. at Lsads. The WM ili slisetalstwide with Isassiew keys and n.- /Mama. if ii. al. ; as Wi ass /at Vbe_pabol. 1L: ge1042119 tree, 34* Lasko : pabliihsa by Jams =NM 4a, Paterssits-tow. IL BBKDB GUIDE to the 8 MEETS of LON , w all Tootketette sad Tolls' el Cob Muss; the Rotes g DON ays Moths to limos Atm Ceaseastses; sad Zaplasstioss Is rlalt Wows. As a 19 tbs . Visitor's Illoarsted Ma." *kb Res llaimari Is mks tbe Visitor to Gad bis on wy tbasadboat ths itorok Inaba of Ito sestropais. rites dd., or 9~ bes Is. Imam : illapl by Jaws Ottlest, 49, Patoraostee.row. UILBERT'I3 KEY TO LONDON.' Os oar Sas dorrt. sossaalsgpsztismissset its Paisstsazt Sadbeg MVO% lams et ROAM Ihmmomma. lumilmmelomm Ilissars assmessaihs, Imbilmlipm, Omb Isa nmatmim el berobro.... l = Illemdm. mom, Anolimm. =Cab. Owsibes sad Omsk lodes rd-larliao &am Pladdloor. sr '. Fades lbw TAM. M., Se. pass ss=4.Bfroor, I*. ; Is ass Is; or saw troo. Is Mrs ; or ris Ird Ss Ild. boom: ' sa l ad Os Jars Gum. 0, Prdorsorar-aw. Ordas geseived by all bookoresys oadossro, M SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET—THIS DAT, I We had 'trawl fresh arrivals from Yorkshire and Scot land the latter part of last week. Trade is so heavy, we cannot quote any improvement in prices. The following are this day's quotations —York Regents, 80s. to 100 s. ; Scotch ditto, 70s. to 80s.; ditto Cups, 60s. t 70s. ; Cans bridge and Lincoln Regents, 60s. to 80s. ; It o rench wites, 606. to 70s. RAII.WAT TAArrtc.—The following are the lasi fehailit. of the grim reerl pre of the principal railway. ffeeranits.—Praia April Is us April 22: Perreogers, 231,9104.; gas* 2111,e Ht.; tote]. 132,9341. Soas.-IProma April IS to Aprll 19: Persangere, 18,97 ff. ; geode, 0.341 t. tool, 67,313 r. dense.— ot Pruot April IS to April 19: hemmers, 26,3763. ; goods. 110 ,941 f.; t 4 4,4403. °stases rust AprU 14 ;a April SO: raiusgere, 64,639 f.; goods, 111.46 4. ; toes!, mats!. so...72.—Fras Aral 14 to Art 10: Pamagies,36,Sallf.; goz.de. 43,731 t. ; total, 113,1fft Vases:err-Pm= Aril 14 to April Peereogere, 40,3971; goo* 6 , 1,1142 r. total. 91,139/. lloutories.—hamAprU 14 to April 10: Peseregere, MOIL; goods, 19 4 7 , 7=uto ta ne .-- fires l„ 118.11411. Apra 16 to April 22: Purevilists, ll9 . llol .l 63,913 i. ; total. 14 2 , 0652 . 11.t.e.—Irrom April 7 to April IA : Prawigara, 16,132[ ; geode, 714711 f; total, 113,4111. Mg OITICILYAO. —hos Arilf to Agelll3 : Tessafflers, 10,1 W. ; goods, 14.131(., total, 24,2 1 5 L - Lwow—From April 6to April 11 : wag" 106,7321.; goods, fg,etSt.; tart. ii4,377L causasi.—lrime April 7V. April : P0w5p01,3 4 , 3401 .; geode, 14.910 i. total, .64W got TM rearms clan Dian% Nis" Ilass biro vs. SPORTING. TATTEItSALI:S--SATt•nn.tY. The betting turned almost exclusively on the lead- 1 ing favourites for the Chester Cup, nothing having been done on the Derby to justify a quotation. Rhmus was very much out of favour in the early part of the afternoon, and after a slight rally dosed at 7 to 1, offered to a "monkey." 11408 C Homberg, Itusslsorough, The Italian, and Backbiter, were in great foree,tlr... closing prices in each case showing \go improvement. Two or three others were mentioned, but wet backetl to any amount. Closing prices: CIIEST2 It cur. 7le apt Mr. Tr, ,'a HAPPUS S ts Mr. M.Wilamb The Italian 't) 9to Mr. Illaniranb gasskorough (t freely) 9to Mr. Wet...tyke's Wiwi 11 alba, (t) 12 to Mr. &swab The Black Doctor 15 (o r 1.4, A 124 42'1114 Ckbitlf (t (MIT) It to Mr. fecapheil'e Woolwich $0 to bed gedwviragh sue eat of Kbieumeg 1090 avaa between Meet D.. d Itoweieweigh EE 3.TAK ES. 4 to 1 egg Lord Z. :land'. Llehtteet (t) sto I Led tWantons 11.,yolytus 't) LATEST BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S. DEE I'AK3.O. sto 1 frit Mountain Deer (t) 5t I art Hippolytus 4to 1 Vereauto 10 to 1 Kcovt Knoll (t to sto 1 Lightfoet 101.1.) CT EST n err. 7to apt Rhone te It) 31 t I srt Knight of Avenel le 1 kiwelearough (t) I (t frvety) sto l 'Winn so to K Eva t) Si to I nee 4 SOMEWSETIMIRE gs'. fi to li2;itViter (t) Bill AM) ' 4 to I Apt The Bat $4. 1(:0 Knott AIEIL , ET,RIRE ST I 10 W I o‘r. frp,L,hore 1,000 to SO fr4t 'lle Ban. CRF.STEIt RACES. CM:ATER, SATU 111,svN tt: 111.—AS yet hut few horses have arrived, nor k it likely that there will he many before to morrow night or Monday afternoon. We have ascertained, however, that the following, besides many others, will be here : Nancy, Lissy, Russborough, Seaman, Lady Eden, Ceurire, Iresinc, Emily Bell, Merry Bird, Langton, Itever aims, 'fightwaiat, Snow.torm, Mark Tapley, Italian, Cul sterdale, Ariatox, Asia, Old Claret, Scar, Knight of Avenel, Hippolytus, one of Lord Eglinton's two year olds, Jack Leeming, Truelove, Maid of Team Valley, Made Safe, Faugh-a-ballagh colt, Merry Peal, Young .Hawthorn, Knock Knoll, Strap. Backbiter, Don Carlos, Lightfoot, Harpsichord, Woolwich, Black Doctor, Vampyre, Rhesus, Sauter-le-Coupe, Clarksa, Due-an- Durrae, Haricot. Spot, Sprite filly, Mickleton, Eva, Iron Duke, Sir Richard, Wallflower, Baroness, Montague, Sir Robert, l'ilot, Worces ter, colt out of Khorassan's dam, Hurry Scurry, Ilesae Homburg, York-you're-wanted. 11(X) ItACES—SATURDAY. FARMERS' PLATE of 401.; the m cond to receive 5 soy, Heat. once round. Mr. brown's b g by bon John out of tio - oposent, Het lOW, (Oet. ri I I Me. Archer', Rebel, aged, Its:, (Mr. lioys'on 0 2 Mr. It•eaere fray s roil., A x, lee 101 b )))) 0 3 Mr. Nitrotioadi '..A1.111t, 5 yrs, 124 IMb (411shilnval, kin. 2 0 HENTEtts' STALIN of 10 sore. each, and 2.5 added; list 71b each. (5 subs.) Mr. I estb'e Marrow, aged (Lord Suatboare) I Mr. D. bad:l;We Swans Knowell (owner' 2 CLARET STAKES of 15 WA*. each, 10 It, and li added; for 3-yr.old., gut 7lb ; 4 era, 10..1 10th ; 5 and minarets, list 5l), ; the winner to be sold for 3501.. 11. e. About I mile and a half. (l 4 sulk.) Mr. Cavendish nd Ktssotray, S yrs .........-o. ! ..(Mr. &Till I Mr. D. Radcliffe nd Arlin., 3 yrs (CaptAin Nun 2 Mr. Ames ad Gratsbo.iper, 5 yen (bad Ittratlimort) 3 Mr. Reid ad b c by rantalcan out at Decay, I yrs (Mr. Berkeley) 41 ONNIRTS OR OPEN: 111 - Yrtn.' STAKES of 10 .OTI. each, h It, with 2.) sublet! ; List 71b each ; the whiner to be sold for 2001„ Ike. Once round. (11 sul.) Mr. Lead'. DefatiKer Captain tiro ley'. Squire of IlaPoo, aged 'Owner) 0 2 TAW Strathmore's KrinKETT. seed (Owner) 0 3 Mr. 11,Tner's Polcherrima, S yrs Ralitit2 STAKE' of 5 sues. each, for all horses, llst 71b each, winner to be , old for 401, bit a mile. 13 subs. Mr. O. Reit liffe al Slisilpeasier ( %Ir. Croaky) 1 Mr. IL Rade lee ad Vera* Mr. F. Cavendish ad Forest Flowhr (C..14. broadgy) 3 NEW IINIAN TARIFF. " The New Treaty of Commerce and Navigatton between her Majesty and the King of Sardinia," signed at London on the 2ith of February, 1851, is one of the most important and gratifying documents that have appeared of late. This treaty commences by a preamble to the effect that her Majesty the Qaeen of Great Britain and Ireland, and his Majesty the King of Sardinia, being desirous of giving to the commercial relations between the countries which Provident , * has committed to their care, the utmost possible development, and being persuaded that this de sirable object can be obtained only by removing every im pediment to commerce and navigation, they have resolved reciprocally to secure to their respective subjects the full extent and consequence of the benefits resulting from the two legislative acts respectively passed, in England on the 26th of June, 1649, for the amendment of the Navigation Laws, and in the Sardinian States on the 6th of June, 1850, fur the abolition of differential duties. For this purpose Lord Palmerston, Mr. Labouchere, and the Marquis D'Areglio are appointed plenipotentiaries tie cattle a treaty. This is the treaty, which is selemillsel parliament, and which has just received sathetentlenp the confirmation of the Sardinian Assembly by a large majority. The first article provides for complete reciprocity and liberty of commerce between the subjects of the contract ing parties. The 'trend article provides for a complete reciprocity of navigation regarding all merchandise—and especially enacts that such equality of treatment shall take effect, whether such merchandise come directly from the place of origin or from any other place. 1 he third article confirms the equality of the preceding, without distinction as to destination. The fourth prutects the subjects of Great Britain and Sardinia repectively from all restraint as to sale and par chine—the crown monopolies of tobacco, salt, gunpowder, ball and shot, and playing-cards, being alone excepted. The fifth provides for a community of treatment respect ng tonnage, harbour, and pilot dues. 'the sixth provides that British and Sardinian vessels shall be deemed of the other country respectively for all immunities attached to either. The seventh provides that the same reciprocity shall exist as to ports, basins, docks, and roadsteads respectively. The eight article permits the discharge of portions of cargoes. The ninth excepts the coasting trade of both countries. The tenth provides securities as to wreck and salvage. The eleventh is, perhaps, the most important se ell, he it confers upon Great Britain the of the re duced tariff, already conceded by &Wide Is The twelfth article is merely a reeeriltilla of 411111•61, rights of the other power. The thirteenth provides for the settlement of disputes. The fourteenth relates to the right of Individuals to manage their own commercial affairs without any inter ference in the country of the other powers. Ihe reductions in the Sardinian tariff upon articles im ported from Great Britain is of the utmost importance. On zinc the reduction amounts to one-half the present duties. On copper a like reduction. Upon iron reductions spread over a still larger amount. Steel one-half. Mirrors and flint glass, porcelain, coloured or gilt, books, refined sugar, all half reduced or more. Leather and prepared skins reduced to 66f. 66c., instead of 1501. Wool tissues and similar articles reduced to If. from 3f. Wool carded and combed reduced one-half. Cotton yarn (inferior to No. 20) maimed from 90c. to 20e., and so on. Cotton yarn reduced in the same ratio. And coil fish reduced 25 per cent. '1 hese alterations cannot fail to be both useful and satis factory to both countries. In the navigation laws we have set the example of complete freedom; and, without exact ing conditions, it is most satisfactory to find our wise ex ample followed by entry country having the smallest pre tension to representative government. fhe reductions in the tariffs of foreign countries is also a most satisfactory re sult, showing that they,;too, are aware of the advantages to their own people, arising from extended commerce, and from having all the necessary articles provided by other countries wade more easy and accessible to thew own subjects. NINES. (From the Daily Nem) EVZNINp. In foreign shares--in Cobreidl9; and Copiapo at 61. A large amount of business has been transacted this week iu dividend mines, as well as in first-class speculative shares. The resolution of the Mining Exchange. not to deal in any mines that will not bear the strictest investigation, appears to have given general satisfaetion, and a great number of new buyers are appearing in the market. We have more than once remarked upon the new companies advertised to work abandoned mines, and in many instances charging premiums at start ing to the extent of several thousand pounds, either in money or in free shares, a mode of proceeding which is open to gra v e ob jection, as mines have sufficient uncertainty in them without being hampered at their outset by any such preguant sources ot•ddficulty. It is stated that in the ease of more than one of the schemes lately started, applications were made for more shares than were to be allotted, but on the day of payment the money was not forthcoming. We have no reason to think, however, that these arc other than exceptional cues, and we mention the circumstance for the sake of in ducing caution. One company has been formed this week, which, as it shows a mode of procedure different from the many, deserves to be specially noticed. We allude to the West 'Wheal Alfred, on the run of the Alfred Consols, and West Alfred Consols Lodes. The setts having been obtained with some difficulty, the shares were at once taken up by mining capitalists, and 5,000/. subscribed, the whole of which will go to work the mine. This is as it should be, and were such conduct generally pursued, there would be greater confidence amoung the general public. The• principal transactions have been in Tmlawney, Mary Ann, Tregortlan, Ilerodefoot, South Caradon, West Caradon, and Tretnayne, and it may as weli be observed from the official list no great change has taken place in price, except iu Tregordans, which have risen 5/. per share. The following are the present imitations of the market taken from the official list of to-day:— Alfred Consols, 171, 18'0 Bedlixd United, 7,., 8; Brewer, 71; East Gums Lake, 405., 415., 425.; East Tamar, 4,1; Garreg, 11, ; Ilerodsloot, 161, 17; South of Scotland, t, 1 ; South Tamar, 2, 2,1; Stray I'ark, 15, 16; Tamar Consols, 1, ; Tregor dan, 20, 21 ; Wheal Trefusis, 17; Trelawney, 531, 511; Mary Aim, 62, 63; 'fremayne, 21; West Pro vidence, 821, 84; West Curadon, 115, 1471. In foreign shares—Australian, 3, 21; St. John del Rey, 151, 161; Cobre, 38, 9 ; Santiago, 7, 8 ; Cocacs, 11,1; Copiapo, 61, 7; United Mexican, 31, 4. CRICKET. The present week will witness the meeting of every cricket club in the United Kingdom. Hitherto it has been the custom ter all arrangements to remain in abeyance until the anniversary dinner of the Marylebone Club, which event has occurred on the first ' Thursday in May, when an announcement was put forth by the rub as to what grand inatelits it was intended to play at Lord's. Ily the programme then issued all other clubs were guided in re-qwet of their own respec tive arnaigements. So great. however, has been the in crease in the number of clubs throughout the kingdom ; so large has been the addition to the number of persons who now actively participate in this healthful and scientific pas time, not merely in the vicinity of the metropolis, but in every corner of the country, and so anxious are the followers of the game to have matches, that it has become necessary in the present year to make the final arrangements for such contests some weeks prior to the ordinary period of thc com mencement of practice, in order that the wishes of the public may not is disappointed. Thu s , _ some month since the comuuttee of the Alarylelaine Club put forth a list of grand matches which that club propcned to play at Lord's in the fortlicomiug season. The committee. of the Surrey Club also adopted the like step. This proceeding, however, had become the more imperative in consequence of the vast accession to the demands upon the England Eleven to pay pro fessional visits in various parts of the provinces. So great has been that demand that no...)er had the lists of the proposed matches of the two great metropolitan clubs appeared than the committee of the England Eleven promulgated as many a. 2$ matches which they had already contracted to play. From that list it will be Mund that they will play matches at the following places, in addition to their contests at Lord's and the Oval:—May S. at St. Ives; May 12, at Sheffield; May 15, at Stockton; May 19, at Newcastle upon-Tyne ; May 22, at Think • May 26, at Gainsborough • ' lay 29, at Manchester; June, 22, at Wisbeach ; June 5 , ' at Oxford; June 16, at Banbury; June 19, at Sloss; June 26, at Shuford ; June 30, at lle:rbv • July 31, at Newark; August 4, at Bull ; August 11, at lliuutiugdon ; August 18, at Sherburne; August 31, at ; August 25, at Bir ' mingham ; August 28, at Ilkeston; Sept. I, at Sheffield; Sept. 4, at Huddersfield ; Sept. 8, at Bradford ; Sept. 15, at Edinburgh. The matches proposed by the Marylebone Club, and to be finally settled at their anniversary gathering on Thursday next, arc these At L 0.1 1 .1, airy 3.—Veren of E4and v. littera Gentlemen rod _ . rt =te.—The X.C.C. with Four Nigeria the Grmind r. Cama ty of Ilandleoes. Juan S. -Wares of England v. Fourteen of the Club and 6,1419 d. Jim 111.— M. C. C. and Ground v. County 44 numex. for 13.-7'ha Geweemen r. the Puyent. Jan 110.—Owstimen of Enitand v. Gentlemen of lieut. fewdretsitie• of Oxford and Cacubr‘dge v. Gentleman of E July 7.—Pent v. Eng:and. July 14 Not th v. euuth. July 21.—Gendemen r. ;return match). Judy 21.—The Old r. The loung—OTer SU and under 30—gentle mai and playtts c .mblned. COUNTRYMATCHEs Await *NONA I 1.-4.—AAt t B C rig .nterbury. Kent 14Z4Z .2 3r.e.0 e.n.l. . - in7l - 0 - vO - u - no V. County of Sufism. v. Kn August 14.—At CenterOury.—Gentlemen of Kent v. Gentkmen of TUE SURREY CLUB. The prelimin . try announcements from this dub and round arc as ILlluw : Nu d.y named.— vaned r. Sourle. allay VA—Gentlemen of surrey Club and County v. The Players of WM% Jar L—The Gne Arms r. The One Lep (Green e:eh pensioners). Jose 12.—t leven of England T. Fuurtton of l'otdy of ourrey. Jane 19.—suney v. NI adlcvez. July 3.—North V. roan. Jule 10.—flurrvy v. Kent. No . day named.—Surrey T. Borers. July O.—County of surrey v. County of Nottladbeds. THE ELEVEN OF ALL ENGLAND. The following are the resent engagementa of the Eleven: Tan ALL-Evot..tnn Mavents. May 5, at LastPe.—Agalast Fifteen Gentlemen and Plains. at at. Ise's.—AcaMst Twenty-two of St. Ws (with two bowies). The Lapland Eea will to selected from the following N. Fella, Esq., A. Myna, Esq., Boa, Carte, Parr, Doy, Martingell, WI7o. Bay, N idea, Tams. May 12, at she Meld. n Agana% Fourteen of Yorkshire. May IS, at Stockton. —Against Twenty-two Meta:Moo sad district. May ,12, at NewessUe.nat-Tyne.—Arrsiost Twenty-two of New castle. May 22, at Msy 2d, at sad distelet •o of rids* sad district• faulty—two of Chansons May Y 9, at the Broughton Oround, Manebester.—Against Eighteen f the Broughton Ch.b orith tour players). June 2, at Wistnach.—Mralust Trrnty.tro of Wtsbesebend Juana N at Ozford.—Agatrod Stant% of alzfordebire. Jane", at Lard's.-.Agaiest Fourteen of the Allazylebone Cub and IMMO. Jane 19, at lienninvon °vol.—Au:Linn Fourteen of Surrey. use Id, it Banaury.—aaalnet Twenty-ow of Bent,ury. Jana £9, at nosa.—Agataat Tnei.ty-two d Aeret rdWiro. June 23, et Lord'.. JUAN 244 14 eleaked—Aploat Twenty-two of &Word and din ict. to 30, at Derby.—Against Twenty-two of Derbyshire. July 3, at the Kendzithe Oral. July V, at Newark. - Against Sweaty-tyro of Newark and &evict. August 4, at IDOL—Against Twenty-two of Mil and Beverley. August 7.—Not Smelly Ivied. August 14.—At fluntutgdoe. August I. at Aberborne.—Against Twenty of Dorattsbire. Attest at Herefutd or 11 waste'. A=3, at "{Donoghue. —Ag.O ea Twenty-two of Birmingham' od August 211, or Sept. 4, at Mahan —Against Twenty-two of Eke• • A dept. 1 at ghcfgald.—Against Mitten of Shelled. Dept. 11. at Ediaborgla.—MlS Twenty-two d Beetliati RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. Ltreurooi, Arum 26.—We have had a very dull market to-day; the business done has been very limited, at , lower prices, clueing heavily at the quotations :—Aberdeen,l 1i —Caledonian , 16—Bast I..ancashire, 174, 17—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 62t, 4—Ditto (filth shares), 6 11-16, 4, 11-16 d.—Ditto (201. F shares), 14 d.—Lisneastcr and Car • lisle (third shareo, 10t p.—London and North Western, (new shares), 54, L -3.4 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin coln, —Midland, 63 Ditto (4 shares), 134 J.—North British, 10—North S taffordshire, Ori d.—South Eastern and Dover, 274—Great Southern and Western, LEEDS, APRIL 26.—There has been u very flat market to-day with receding prices. Very few shares changed hands at the following quotations: Arabi:mate, Notting ham, and Boston, 3j dis.;l:ast and WLst lorkshire Pre ference, 64; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 624 ; Leeds and Think, 184; North Westerns, 101 dis. SMITHFIELD MARILET.-THIS DAT. We have a large .upply of Beasts ; the demand has also increased, and the morning being cool the butchers are more dispois4 to purchase; ecrnscgut utly prices are higher and a pretty fair clearance is effected. The number of Sheep it about the sante as on Monday last, there i, a much larger demand, and prices have advanced. Choice Lamb is more in requestbut wc cannot quote over Gs. Trade is better for Calves. From Germany and itolland there are 197 Bouts, 900 Sheep. 41 Calves, and 3 l'igs ; Scotland, 600 Beasts; and 2,400 from the Northern and Midland Counties. per awn of alba. L 4. a. ; Err -.0001.1 mt• •4. • Reg Amu, Iferefuo,l,.. 3 •• 3 . 6 Mcst nn. 11(..1•60..b 310 4 3 On& Short•l•m•n_ .... 343 II 11•0•Loug•0001..... 4 4 4 Ilecund qualm? Bouts.. •- 63 0 Do. •10. 36S 1 • ea :yes 3 4 4 4 Elms .. J 4 3$ 0 • 0.0 11.0 bns ' a 11‘.11.t.r..... 4 4 4 11 10u•Ns . . 5 4 6 Ikaaol nalrba. 3,772; 0006 0 411.1 Lllll'4. :3,14): • Caleek 10'; ftc. 3zo. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Hol well, 133. 6d.; Eden Main, 11.. tW. ; Cowper Hart ley. 145.; Walls End Riddell, 13.. 113.; Walls End Has. well, 168.6 d. ; Walls End Stewart's, Ids. ed. ; Walls End Tam, 16s. 3d.—Ships at market, 197. BdILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'Cioex. The share-market to-day shows an improved feel ing for most descriptions. Arrangements for the settlement of the account expiring on Wednesday are in progress', and the rates of continuation," contrary to the rule on late occasions, range light. This showing a greater scarcity of stock, additional confidence is imparted to buyers. Many stocks show a sensible advance on Saturday's rates, including, among the heavier descriptions, Great Westerns, London and North Westerns, Midlands, and Lan cashires and Yorkshires. SHARD! AND BMOCS UNGUAI del today up to 1 o'clock. 5 21 151) LINIII LEASED AT 'Boils Is UM& Fat. p I _a* 00.116014•Yreilv 4 I PE * psi 144 44 3 iii rit $ Ii ~I 1 6( i? 1 Pal 131 I 81 fit:to 632 22 12 1 17, 11 181 17j 1291 91 221 se; 9. N ' 6 32 3 i 1 9 I 9j 103 j lai 17 4+ die 27 1 I i 18i 11: 31 Cicalas prime 6 lb.' Pd.' I RaIIMATS. Saturday. MI ,50 {Abode.... - . . 15 154 90 3l Ambag., Notting * , Boons I and nest Junction . 31 31 dls 1111 131 Birm.nolv.436ssurValley' 101 11 St ,100 , Motel and Exeter ... SO In Bt. Ibo 'Cakdonlan _. l3 131 51 150 'Meter and Holyhead ni 154 50 .43 DubLn and BelbatJunc 20 15 dlo 13 23 'Zest Amid& (Z2S 1.5: E 1 mid IL&D. . . 4l I 18 •, IS D 548161. 111;1 3 03. 120 isetern Comb. 75 7 SI 1 13 &Wen Wow, Doss A llnte F. U. 15h.) 7 33 IIS be. eless B and EBBW 6 41 23 I 25 I Ds.dre ... 564 171 el Si Sew 1 &Ives 0A. 4. 25 SO &disbud& and G 11 Edialmegh, Porth, l Dundoe asgow 715 19 ille. Exeter end Exmouth . Lit. In l &spar it booth Waters 25 115 rest Nerthera 181 111 71 11 IN Do. l Maree.S.Delarrad 6 6 12ei Ili Do. i skaree, 11.6 peel]. 131 11 50 110 rt nos& sad Wee,.(lre.) 41 43 04. 100 Orem Western ... 17717 Do. Ad.._ ... _ 10 ; SO loometer sad °oasis 165 111 Do. Thirds .. 10 II pen 64. 'lOO Leneeddre and * Yorkshire 62 63 35 ,IS Do. 1 &wee .. ... 29 114 Do. AR& _ - 0 6* ~ 10 ' Ili Do. West IlidlniUniew 34 „ 30 ISu Leeds end Thin& 115 Ili Looks end Blackwell 10 I 14 Do.nlhary Eats& Drip 4 4 p i1t..100 Los.. Brlghten. &6. Oa& 96 97 11. lot Landon Ss Nortla.Weetern Ini 149 25 17 K 13 Do.De.ika d 0... N44ew 1 shares . 5, 5 1 5 pm M IS 1 D0.516..,i4.481 B.(c) 24 3 pro 137. 100 Lund& it tiouth.Western ni 19 10 414 Do., S5O _ ... . 6 0 die 40 34 Do., SIO _ _ _ i 3i de 19 I 51 llined,Buz..and &Alma $ 5 21 dls St. IVO tanch.,Bhcf.,&Llnceihods. 14 33 Ili. 45 flo.lbus.bLlnel. Unica 1 31 dis 1at..100 HMIs& ... ... In 63 30 !53 Do. ./.50iens ._ ... 114 13 die D. WO Do. Bina. and Derby - 14 SG 25 113 Newmarket . ... ... 91 94 V 1 ! Newport, Abmgamany, 1 mad liseeked... ... ... 3 14 die 6.,100 Nora& .. ... ... ... 27 29 95 IS Do. New SSD— ... _ 13 11 dis 1 00 I 31 Northern Orastios Union 25 34 die SO ; 7 Newry and Itnolatlilen ... 4 al dts 84- 1 15 North &dills -. ... . 11. 10 10 1 Ili North Otellardeldre.. . .. 6 11 as 30 18 North Western -. ... 10 10 dim 1 10 I 1 North &South Weet.lune. 14 po I 30 130 Word, Wore., & Wolves 17 IS Ilt. 123 Boottia Central ... ... 16 171 sit d. 23 23 Scottish Wdland ... ... 9 104 IS 1234 Do. New. . ._ II 155 die 131' 131 &trews. it bier. Claw A 4 4 Six ' 91 91 De., Close 8... - 3 31 SW 7 10 4 DrewsborybilorelordOld 1 14 au - 561 all Dewsbury and Power (Nor. W. Mts.) ... .. 17 19 131 ell Do. Halms ... ... .. 111 9i ~, 20 20 Do. Oaireotry ... ... 13 14 • 10 1 Do. Now ... ... die 64 Shropshire Union ... - Si 11 We O be Su Sooth Dew& ... ... ... 17 19 d B. 50 &nth bestir& ... ... ... 171 371 ✓ 30 PI awall Weise .., _ 301 3l+ . 20 15 Ms& TerbilltllleorDan 1 i dle 13 6 Milf..l•64oo7tebDr. 9 1 1 161 *wain end FlardepotL. lO 131 fil rarVii.2ol4o4l4o _ ~. 7 64 .Be. 30 174 namedlese&Doektiell. 1 15 di. 90 13 Yoked Ilea& ~* 5 4 /Is 10 15 aerated sad Linowlek 10 9 Wed Doswell . 5 41 di. St. 13 York.liewesidebßanrial 21 111 1025 119 De. do.I.Pw Itaterdems 4l•44 ... 3 3Ms SI 4 I li St.' 50 YeeN3ll3 00.41. N. 110111 111111404 le 174 Ms 184 194 97 SI 1 anise IDitlellt R a suF (res.estio - oritWegern Wm. Way and Dudley ailladalype,ereriteguar. (Held to GrestWe.tern DIM withouteguarantee (Wert to Oren Western •1 •i PR 7 • pa I7j 171 I): 32j $2l 1. pox Ipm .101 r 93 30 316 22 234 00j liiiiatlLWeeterns! I Ili et &Ohm) l akassipc Deas TV" Osten SO Hollaledby(Llorkk3llB4ll 23 Do. du= (ditto) I i 121 Do. duns (ditto) 30 Leask lateord (Midland' I 2 Larks owl Oreetorelo DausiSouth Gans: frolbano. (ditto) 30 144004rolliators 3pt rev _ tarsi lo 11004.Cooatie. 13 Dam dial law . 13 eraaateaynt (Ins. lao Sal.West.iklato.aYork 4% 44 Si law t g liv i t i A) taw) 1i Si pa 7 Nal. owl Maw (Isootia %loa Ilapira sod Melds (lea m 11 214 is Oast Ikethata Do. 114 Itzteti.(dltto, 1i 11 is i Om* Mffisroatto dant to Mt. War V 747% • ph C 7. Mac; No* SO VIVARIA Dar.' Si 3411 Soisona, &Waal ' , mod to Uri. Waters 43 4SI - -tt4CE 4t14 $. 11 114 132 244 H 58 4 • psi Aburdesa.:". , row milrifted MaimZ eh t . isd A' i4l 2411 10 10 In 10i 30j I m Is I Si I 21 Ali tl 40 i SO "'I " - Tin. Itt 16 Sit .. 10 110 Si :n Io , Pil Is .11 , -~ ~ -~ so ! 114. too Ifl i •; • to ! to uiu IT ; 17 i Idu fg 21 . Aber -1 I N : i llaotil lm il a tit:: o .)4. 6l :l AO. $ eh. 1 1lailaraCoastko Estella,' I 3pi 01. No. I $ Ip en 'othP do. No. 2 $ dui Ir i, ID,. Now II per Oent Mock 1l $ II NootAlsion.len t zt6p.Ct 10e 16 1 14. e. IdleinoNll. and adisk ilMa retbrn " :prCe . ni ,ti".fr .° w........ . I „a; IldinalbirertYorka. Y /in , 1$ II dig lakedskTklnkaperCt.No.l 11rInit.dit8 Onset, . ~ .3 pera.,17132 Ma Neww rum 6 per (n. 1116 1 - 19 lawdonkathWootora Nes I l'pos lbo.lllketkimo. 1116.101 19 13 Do. New PIO ... .' II 12 MfdloasOcenn.a }3.6p.Ct l 132 133 Norfolk Extension . .. 17 16 Do. 31 per Cent. Guar. 4$ 4/ North Britten ... . 6 11$ 011ard, Wovoiater, a;al . WuDyr.,4l3 : 6per2rMi 1$ 11 pm !' S bi I 111117:4.17. - 7. 7_ 14 Skrews.lt C h ewer (Noe.w. NW.) 6 per Cent... .. 13 14 &Ink Devoe .. Is Is York, Newcastle:h. Berw., Ot.North of Note.purob. 11i If Ditto Ditto ... 4i 4 Totiolt.V.MAHAS.Pareb 14 1 die FOREIGN RAILWAYS. 'Souk gee and Aimee .. 1 91 91 :Destro' Whim M C IZOIV. 141 17 Vi m. , Dutek filiesSit ... .. 1 3 4 tart Indian I 1 psi 'Great Indies Pei • innla .. P• 1 1 De. •• Pm Do. ~ . .. 3 Nuts Macula ... ... .. 7 es di, 1 Do. de. New ... .. 1 1 44 *mow 304 Liege ... .. 7 1 14t5tbern of Preece . .. 14 1 Odeon and 11.44411e49 ... 4 die Peru. end Drleao• .. ... U SS ea 415 • Paris end Roues .. .. 14 33 : ;Pam end Strarboare .. 3I 5 &a Renee end 11•44 e .. ... 10 es 4114 &mkt sad Urea... ... 4 Tows and ?Nine, .. .. 9 9 die g Wes Ylasoless ... ... ... 9 31 1 dis 161 ' 10 1.3 111 1.3 IS 20 10 al 111 MAIGIIB9IB. AP= 28.—We have had a fat market, and rims rammilk have given way. Leeds stock as much to 155., the sale Nected being at 631, 821. Tke other local stocks have declined is the same proportion. East Lan cashire to 17k, and Sheffield New 8/. Pref., 948 prem. BIRKINORAM, APRIL 28.—This market was heavy to day, and sales being pressed prices were again lower. Bir mingham and Stour Valley' were done at 101. 18s. 9d. per share ; klanchester, sheftield, and Lincoln hires at:3B ; and London and North Westerns closed sellers at 130 ; North Staffords M 61, 1 dis. BRIPITOL, APRIL AL—The Mock market was flat, with receding prices. There were buyers of Midlands at 63, and sellers at 631. South-Eastern and Dover, buyers, 27 ; sellers, 27k. Great Wsterns, buyers, 87i ; seller., 88 1; Ditto, 174 shams, Imam, 21; minas, 21 the. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. There has been a rather extended range of trans actions in the English stock market to-day, but they consist almost entirely of money business, the speculative bargains being limited. Gene rally, to-day's market presents little change from that of Saturday, prices being quoted with only a trifling alteration. It may, however, be noticed that the tone has been steadier, and an improvement of was for a time established, though it has since been scarcely maintained. Consols have touched 97 for cash, but nro now quoted 93! to for money, and 961 to 97 for the 13th of May. The official statement of business is: Three per tent. Consols, 961, 97, 96;; ditto for account, 97, 961 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 964, Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 97a, Long Annuities, 1860, 7 5-16, ; ditto 30 years, 1860, Bank Stock. 211. Exchequer Rills continue quoted at the full decline of Saturday. Bills of all denominations mark 51s. and 31s. prem. India Bonds, under 1,000/.,;335. and .5811. In the foreign stock market, the settlement of the fortnight's account begins to occupy some share of attention. The new account is fixed for the 16th of May. The market is extremely quiet, and as the few operations offering arc of a very ordinary cha racter, prices remain stationary. The business list is as follows :—Bruzilian Old hive per Cents., small bonds, 90. Danish Three per Cents., 1525, 77. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 59 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 911, 4. Mex ican Bonds, 351; ditto for the account of the 16th of May, 354. Portuguese Four per Cents., 33,1. ltussian Five per Cents„ ; ditto Four-and-a-Half pct. CentA.,99 - 4. Spanish Active Five per Centa.,l9L ; ditto Passive Bonds, 51. From the committee of Spanish bondholders we have received the following communication, in ex planation of a misstatement which has gained cur- rClley : TO rut saffron or TILE DAILY I'4 EWA. Si —ln the official part of the Madrid Gazette, 11th inst., it is stated is a report signed by Senor Berttan de Lis and others, that the chairman of the committee of Spanish bondholders had, at a public meeting held in Lon don un the 29th of .August, 1830, acquiesced iu the terms proposed by the Spanish government, and the foundation oil which this statement is based appears to be a report in one of the morning papers of the 30th of August, 18,0, and which must have arisen wholly from misconeeption,as there never ha. been a shadow of ground for such a statement, the committee having never authorised any departure from the terms proposed by them ; and further, that on the re ceipt of the official terms proposed by the Cartes, at another public meeting held on the 12th of Februaty,lB3l, the bond holder, came to a deter' ii itt atiou to accept of the terms for the settlement of capital of the Active and Passive debts, and to instruct their agent at 'Madrid to press for the cou pons hying 'woefl:it tor in like manner, and to be placed upon an equality with the capital of the Active Debt, in fact to call twin the Spanish government to fulfil the settle ment of the debt as proposed by the bondholders at the public meeting on the 29th August, 1830. be oblboal by your inserting this in your paper, thus 'rising another to the many proofs you have Mb red of y nor iLsire to help the hiders, not only of Spanish Bonds, but of all defaulting states. I have the honour to be, sir, your most obedient servant, JAMES CAPE!., Chairman. 3, Clement's•lane, Lombard-street, April 26, 1831. The condition of the money market has attracted very serious attention during the latter part of the week, and the prospect of obtaining advanced rates fur money has been much canvassed. Although there is more paper afloat, particularly American, as is naturally to be expected at this season, there is nothing, so far as capital is concerned, to hold out any immediate prospect of high terms. The peculiar position of the Bank of England may induce its directors to take measures for consulting its own interests, but these considerations arc apart from the general condition of the market. Although there has been a tendency to ask 3 per cent. for bills where 21 would have been taken in the beginning of the week, it is undeniable that capital is in superabund ance here and abroad. The state of the exchanges and the movement of bullion attbrd no real argument fur interference with the rates for floating capital, nor is there anything in the commercial or political world suggestive of pressing difficulty. The prospect with the advancing season of very active movement in trade certainly affords the hope of a greater application of capital; and there are many who wish to profit by the opportunity for getting a better return. All this is very remote from considerations of panic and pressure, but it still remains to be seen whether the rates of discount will advance or recede with the increased activity of commerce. That they will advance on the confluent seems almost certain, for such terms as 11 and 11 per cent. have reached the lowest limit ; but here, where the amount of capital in excess is so much more considerable, it cannot be predicted that higher prices will prevail. It should not be forgotten that all extension of commerce is attended with increased activity in the individual operations, so that the same amount of floating capital will work a much greater number of operations. Thus it may happen that capital now in excess may become still more in excess with increased commercial operations ; and then the rate of discount would fall lower. This in' effect tookt place here in the beginning of 1830, when, notwithstanding the very great extension of our home and foreign trade as compared with 1848 and iBl9, the rates of discount diminished. It is only when the total of commercial operations be comes in excess of the capital available, notwith standing the greater activity of its application, that the rates of discount can rise, and during such a period we have seen five per cent. remain as a ruling cute for some time. Foreign rates of discount stay be quoted as follows: Adelaide, 20 to 30 per cent.; Amsterdam, 2 per cent.; Antwerp, 2to 4 per cent.; Bourbon, 6 per cent.; Bordeaux, 4 per cent.; Brussels, 4 per cent.; Calcutta, 11 per cent.; Ceylon, 9 to 10 per cent.; Copenhagen, 3'per cent.; Frankfurt, per cent.; Hamburg, 11 per cent._; Havre, 4 per cent.; Havaunah, Bto 9 per cent. ; Madrid, 6 per cent.; Marseilles, 4 per cent.; New York, 6 to 7 per cent.; Paris, 4 per cent.; Peru, 24 per cent.; Philadelphia, 6 per cent.; Rotterdam, 21 per cent. ; Rio Janeiro, 7 per cent.; Trieste, 41 to 4f per cent.; San Fran cisco, 6to 8 per cent. per month; St. Petersburg, .5 to 61 per cent.; Valparaiso, 12 per cent.; Vienna, 5 per cent. The Bank of England returns given by us yester day exhibit the alterations consequent on the pay ment of the large mass of dividends, and likewise considerable reduction in bullion, attributable to the demand for exportation. The accounts of the Bank of France for the week ending Thursday last, the 24th inst., show the fol lowing results (23 francs for IL): Bullion £21,912,412 Increase £164,509 Bullion on deposit 100,427 Increase 3,175 Circulation Public deposits Private deposits 4,232,429 Decrease 3,019 Bills discounted 4,73.3,910 Decrease 15,695 Government securities 7,023,317 Decrease 4,384 This return shows a continuous increase in the stock of bullion, which now amounts to nearly twenty-two millions. The bullion market remains at the former rates. Next week, large transactions will take place in the Sale of the bullion by the Thames. The last prices of fine gold are: London, U. 170.9 d. per oz. ; Amsterdam, 101 to lit per cent. •, Bombay, 161 rupees per tole ; Buenos Ayres, 3 per cent. prem. ; Canton, 13 dole. per oz. ; Frankfort, 3788. per mark ; Hamburg, 426 marks per mare ; Jamaica, 2 per cent. prem. ; Lisbon, 0.4 per cent. dis. ; New York, 6 per cent. prem.; Paris, 0.2 to 0.223 per cent. dis. ; Rio Janeiro, 158 per cent. prem. (paper), 68 per cent. prem. (silver) ; Trieste, 291 per cent. prem.; Shanghai, 206 dots. ; Vienna, 371 to 38 per cent prem. The last prices of sovereigns are Amsterdam, 11 fl. 73 to 83; Bombay, 101 rupees ; Batavia, 13 IL 73; Bourb on, 5 per cent. prem.; Colombo, Ito If per cent. prem. •, Calcutta, 10 rupees . 4 to 5 ; Frank fort, 118. 62 to 63; Lisbon, 4.470 rem; Madras, 10 rupees, 6; New York, 4 dole. 86e. ; Oporto, 4.490 reis ; Paris, 25f. 02c. to 25f. 05e.; Rio Janeiro, 8 milreis 600; San Francisco, 4 dols. 85c.; Trieste, 13 fl. The last prices of 20-frane pieces are : Amsterdam, 9 fl. 40 to 50; Bourbon, 3 per cent. prem.; Constan. tinople, 91 piastres 10; Frankfort, 9 fl. 27 to 28; New York, 3 dols. Me.; Paris, par ; Son Francisco, 3 dols. 85c.; Trieste, 10 fl. 9; Vienna, 10 fl. 7. The last prices of 10 florin pieces arc :-Antwerp, 20f. 69; Amsterdam, 9fl. 65 to 70; Brussels, 20f. 68; Frankfort, 96. 461 to 474; San Francisco, 4 dole. • The last prices of Spanish doubloons are :-Lon don, 78s. 6d. per oz.; Buenos Ayres, 233 dols.; Lisbon, 14.620 reis ; New York, 17 dols. 30c. ; Oporto, 14,680 iris ; Paris, 85f. 20c. to 30c. ; Port au Prince, 170 to 171; Rio Janeiro, 29,200 rein; Trieste, 42.45. The lust prices of American doubloons are: Havannah, k prem. ; Jamaica, 41 to 5 per cent. prem. •, Lisbon, 14,520 reis ; New York, 16 dols. 50c. ; Paris, 83f. 50e. to 60e. ; Porto Rico, 17 dols. ; Port an Prince, 180 to 182 dols. ; Rio Janeiro, 29,200 reis. ; San Francisco, 16 dole.; Trieste, 42.15. The last prices of American Eagles are :-Jamaica, 21 to 3 per cent. prem.; New York, 6 per cent. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom given by Herapath's Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,284 miles to bo 261,595/., or at the rate of 411. 10a. per mile per week. For the corresponding Fria of last year the receipts were 232,2781. on 5,688 miles, which is equal to 401. 15s. per mile per week. There is thus an increase in the amount received of 29,3171., or 12.6 per cent., an increase in the mileage of 596 miles or 10.47 per cent., and an increase of I.ls. in the amount received per mile per week. The Railway Times estimates the total traffic re turned since the let of January at 3,6.51,3931., on 6,253 miles, or 5831.185. 101 d. per mile. For the same period in 1850, on 5,697 miles, it amounted to 3,313,4591., averaging 5811. 12s. 30. per mile. , ' This indicates an improvement, as compared with the previous year, to the extent of 2/. Os. 6,1 d. per mile. The account of the railway calls due in the mouth of May is us follows: AMOUNT rea Sneer. Due Already Gll Number Dr. MAT. 1811. Ihite. paid. of Sharer. Irish South Eartern *Maria Antonia Oaf ed. Wormier, and Wolverhampton New D. retinas* lf 1 20 0 56,666 119,331 Btirlingand Dunfermline 5 134 110 0 26,000 39,000 Waterford and Kilkenny, New si. Preference lO 14 10 0 40,000 40,000 • The proportion called by l'oef gn Companies is 111,6661 Nora.—The shore oalS ant irrespective of the call (due 20th May) of 10 per mit. opal er touch of the Great Western Cowpony's Goa. ranter' 4) per cent. flinch as may be loosed. Thin makes the total amount called in Issl, 2,076,900/. lu the corresponding period of 1830, the calls were 3,631,6471.; in 1949, 10,516,010/. ; and in 1848, 16,275,3264. INGLIBI6 TUND9.—Tau Day. Rant 9toea, 'AI n I! per Ct.Ceni. doe.. 90i 7 3 pie CI. Red. auto.. 96 4 ra per CD. 974 i 3 vet CL Con. Anne.. 1104 1 Maeheonee Dills. 50e. to SO. 60111110 d 'FUNDS. r per Ct. Mutton per Ct. Grenada Kb. 171 1 54 11 per C.. lisle. loads 53 5 Gialuide Warred 13.1.. 41 1 24 per Cent.. 6 per Cl Del ads.. 354 per Ct. itoralitan lide. 8690 Peruvian Dd.. 04 6 Ditto New. eri 0 Porreauese Converted 33 5 pee Ct. Nooses Ayres. 65 T 6 per Rues. 111...111 112 aver Cl. Chiiiar. DLIO.. 1.2 4 Ditto Speed& Lids., 194 tlolutob. Def. Ipet Ct. Spanish bd.. 39 Curenthlan Equslor 110.. 3f 4 Do. Deterred Ude., 3 net Ct. leekh Ede., 76 8 Dr.to Pwira Üb..6i f 21 per et. Dutch liete., 56) 9 21 pr Ct. Vseesoels laM.. 11 3 4 per Ct. Dicen Cert., *4 00 ifeessosla Deferrer, Rows, 12 13 LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGER. la Acconet. PAIUS, Aran. 26. mo rm ney. 1 r ,_ ....... „ . . 1aighed lLowed, _____ I par (kets. • per Cents. 14 per Cents. • do. New Loo ... .. .. per tints.... ElehlUlge on Laden: 914911 A. 25 5 1 11 !• 10 7 8 . 24 971...____ 3 pit Cents. 6 per cents. 44 pee Cents. S do. New Loan 3 per OPlllik EleillUlge on Loadon : at 7 5' 3 • 90 .145. 24 57 4. Belgiso, 9. 1814 Do. 3,1844 — Memo Loan, 1850 73 ... Do. 44 Do. 24 Rudmont 3p Ct 1549 51 ... I Bank Shares Pagan, Avait.2B.—Versailles (right bank), 171 25; do. (let bask), 171 23 ; Paris and Orleans, 850; Pals and Rouen, 61750; 34,,rsetlles 3nd Avignon, 905; Strasbourg aid Rale, 141 35 ; Centre (Vterrna), 432 50; Boulogne and Amiens, 242 30 ; Orleans and 13or .1raux. 400; Nurth, 472 50; Yana and Strasbourg, 367 30; Tour/ and Soovo, 27.; 25. Bruits, APRIL 26.—Voluntary Loan, 10.5 . New Loan Four-mid-a-Half per Cent., 1021. National Debt, 8.54; Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 1294. Bank Shares, 941. VISNNA, Arius, 25.—Fire per Cent. kletalliques, 98' , • Four-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 84i. Bank Shares, 12,0. Exchange on London, 12.56. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE—THIS DAY. The public sales advertised for tomorrow are rather large, oun.sisting of the following, vis.--Sugar 130 Mids. West India, 10,000 bags Mauritius, 4,100 bags Bengal, and 300 baps Madras, 470 casks and .16 0 bags plantation Ceylon Coffee, and 450 bags Bengal Rice. Comer:.—Good ordinary native Ceylon quoted steady at 41s. 6d. to 42s- Corros continue); very dull. OlLtlsi.eady. Seal, pale, 331.105. ' • straw, 321. ' • brown and yellow, MI.; Sperm, 861. to 871. ; Heedmatter. 961.; Cod, 38/. • Sous Sea, 291. 10s. to 301.• Olive tialipoli, 411.; Spanish and Sicily, 391. to 101.; Palm, 291. to SOL ; Cocoa-nut, 291. to 331.; Seed, rape, pale, 341. 10s. ; Lin seed, 331. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day. There is more inquiry for new Y. C. for the last three unnithr, though hut little is doing for this month. Prices range as follows Town Tal low, 375. Gd ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 395. Gl. ; April, 394. 3d.; last three mouths, 39*. 31, buyers. J'ARTICULABA UV TALLOW. ISM. I tB3O. Stork thus d5y............Quts I 13,145 Delivery but week I 1,613 Do. from let Juoe I 91,749 At TIVIII tot week SIG Do. from let Julie I 189,365 Price Y. C. dm day per tit 3e... 94. I Uo. Town 4le. Od. 21,157 1,411 $1.1161 391 90,531 375. Od. 3ds. Od. I &SI. 'us $7,037 1,130 06,101 WA. GC 394. Gd. DUNK-LANK—TILIS DAY. A reduction of Is. per quarter had tube submitted to upon English Wheat this morning before much progress could be made with sales, the large arrival.' of foreign Flour having greatly . depressed the trade. Holders of foreign wheat in granary generally . refuse to give way in price; but, in some instances, in order to clear vessels coming on demurrage, a similar reduction was submitted to as upon Enlish. Barley in mode rate supply, and last M onday 's quotations were well supported. The demand fur Oats continue large, and with moderate arrivals, rather higher rates were obtainable. Beans and Peas in short supply, with the turn iu price in ' favour of the seller. BRUNT]. Shilliags per Qr. WISSAT, Essex !Kest —.red .5 to : 1 7 to 11.. white, 39 to 41 to 43 Norfolk and ifollik... ~ 33 to 33 to 40— do. 37 to 41 to 43 Talavera (Erma or Suffolk) 43 to 43 tlatutimdise litionnred 31 to 33 to 11white, 15 to 39 to 43 &Di, sew 2B to 27 .. IllAiIAY, friging Malting MALT Dens English, feed . la to 20...blaok DM* Poland' . ...... . . '0 to 21...p0tat0 2O to 22 91. rwick k Scoido, bid IV to ::0 potato 2l to 13 Irish, few L.. l6 to 17 to 16 .black Ditto, potato l9 to 31 PIA% grey 13 to 23 .maple . Elloe .... lle to 32 impwial 36t033 Whit. 24 to 25. bWeri 26 to 2/4 BUN , MASAO& 2l to 27... tick 25 to 27.. old 27 to 29 Harrow ..... 27 t. 29.. stuall26 to 30....0kl 31 le 33 TALES, new spring ........ to --saw winter to —...01d W Karamauoiew — ,- . Su to 34 C14,12.8,1a1t, per at red. 46 to 60 to . 33...white. ..... -.40 to 30 to 53 basun CAIIII, per .C9 to .C 9 19 Per sick of 2601 be. Fiona, town wa544,4111•04.1.... 411 to 39. Abe household ... 31 to 34 Norfolk mind &WM .11 to Iv. . w hit e e 18 In 21 raiiinox. MON" per Q. Wur.a7, Dante& stadKaadiadisrg 41 to Ili ~fine Poenerudin. 10 to 41 Ituetock 43 to 43.-Stettla 37 to 99 theme. .13 to 37 to 39 . Brabant 39 to 41 Danish 46 to 39...11ambung —V to 99 W 41 & m i en- at to 38. .10tyipuen 23 to 33 Danube ........ Silo 43..0dessa 93 to 37 gYV 11... WM. flailing 1 —distilling 21 to 23 Lerma —to —.Aachen corn 24 to 33 16 to 14 0470, ituadan • [fraternities and stralmnil II to 19 Swedish and Danidt _ l6 to 19 [Wieland and Dutch, feed Dino. brew' Beene, tick ARRIVALS DITO LONDON FROM hat APRIL to 26th APRIL. Qrs. Carnal. Scotch. Dish. Vomit% Wheat h i 3549 1 30 13933 Barley 2166 I 2197 Oats 139 1 .la • 1950 I 14333 Asir, 11l wigs; 4.400 041“14. Malt. 3016. , • f , :le *, ...... . ', L. .•-• ~ .41.,'.e . t ; ?1,3,4A