The Express. — London, England, 1853-04-27 00:00:00

• / . ••••,- --- 7,44„,„, Lt.... 0, -/;-e...-.--d.,,.. e_ .0-----A...--0 , ----I: .-e,....":„....... ear-o. . i 5 ............, Ttt , ... No. 2,084..] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1853. •• - DVB L I N GREAT INDUSTRIAL SHARE LISTS. YOlll6lO/1 ItALLWATa. silver mines, the prospects are encouraging, eve - In the French sh EIIIIRMON. ' 4 3 intlerp aad &Mem El" _____ TOLltli IN IngLAND IN MM. TUESDAY STIMINO. 30 4 Waimea to Oraimmm.. 1 Igm Melly at the Alfinhallatia mine, which is returning wane, the dealers bei ,' ratan rorttm TICKE e ("edible be 8 beak) win be Is" In the railway market today the chief attention 4 4 Weillaill.blb lasi" I some rich ore. At the date of the advice., a vessel were more plentiful, o was loading with copper and silver ores, and is ex- erns ruled at 1-16 cot s a r, .t,tbre, en sad An .oth Nay: aul EXPaiss in I 4 Es . a .... • • 1„,,et,,,.. 2 A a cu m was directed to the adjustment of the account, the ao le WON sal Xempa -s/ "1 pa tairke Aro n Rai re) . O6lO 0 83 3 0 prowess of which is noticed under the head of 111 $ " 16 " 1114111 "-• ••• - 1t I . „ d t piloted to be a valuable oargo. In the market for ananuir, Dull, Bristol, Outdo, SO le ism loam . ass " Money Market." Prices of the heavy stocks gene- so i D . girtimmi . ... • it if - ..- 6 6 n-- chief feature was a ft • • w,stt es. , flu aha= 4:nueetwer - .0 lroat algetton 01 Prime If spr THIS DAY-Two o'CLocx. paper on Amsterdam, t,,n,itt i tby,Lesmington,Coventry, induced by the proposed extension of the capital of Thesold mining . shares are very firm is price, 11.171 for 3 months, i Ivt. , c 3 3 0 1 5 0 1196 an it.Wcat..reartela.Shano par Ipa 11.18. Bills on Paris L . ' on - •- and with more business doing. Agua Friars have W. •re•east n, liaddrolehl. Lade. Oben the London and North Western Company ; but a ~ ~ Da. saes' (butt...tot:3 - - so 0 43 0 rally took place in most instance. , the excepuon being ' ' Laccal " 4 `" o • 39 •C‘rud be r e i i reached 2, . prem. Colonial Gold, after touching 2 rx 1,. er!, and the rate remains . . W magma, Stoke, 31sedssiteld 4 4 prem., are now quoted 1 13-10 to 1 15-16 prem. ~... ne.,, I', J 44 0 33 0 the stock of the above-named line, which is we to to Pc. ißallwayi ... 4 if burg was in fair is . 112 e rash: • the bridges to proceed to Chestes, Bangor, Dublin, supplied. Norfolk ,, Great Westerns, York and 3 1 On. - '.. ... .. 1 1 6 Trieste were done fro r r sal the LAM 4 Killarney.l 2 North Midlands, and Edinburgh and Glaagow were 1. 3 25 D. s talaal sg . aLLYideimi; {ail p ar Carson's Creek are also looking up. lower, being transact -' I ' . • h !doh Tonna Ticket I. eatitkd to have Issued toAustralian Agriculturals have improved to 83 to for 3^ '" ' 'se s e at 1.1. e.,,, Duba i ,. it very :..dporyl rite., weaker ; but Great Northern shares of the several isi 7 1.717 Es mod Nectarine= - Ida Insurance shares err bon at ttc dam 11 e. l . . 85; and Peel Rivers to 4; to 5 prem. Nova Scotia ;.r6;o. far . tour is the cour.ty n Miaow, to Reamers and °worm": ClllBOO2 continue in demand, and Cheater and Holy- 11, 5 7 2 4 libr'isms . ••• ••• ••• - 2 1 2 1 Pm hp ;I .e Stet.: Men..,- t. t . or ea te a jous ..n ae . Lf d rom f. Dealdia txo t 1144:r o m iii !,.fo . r , the heads, Cork and Bandous, and Lancashire and York- - Co it t i st i t i sr A t t r.tiaritt; ter . l'i - 8 Copper shares mark 5 dig. in prices. The present fir Jr. • t joined :Albion, 90; All a. t,,,,,r the ugh Cesareans. shires, were firmer. The late rise in Great Northerns, re 10 Do. Do.(es interest) .. - - Cesare Ste- , m Alliance Marine,so; la te Ikethera ~ .r Mmes. .__.! 36 1 16 1 S2l No. lan.I an . re Nam paid sr lees Anne '. sytry F.' , •• 444• 64 4 4 imi ' d 4 l ' .4t* ri l e T l ' ' e V' th. however, has brought in a fuller supply of stock. 90 It lka £5, 3 per et. En naTwi t chy. to.aiy. tAI Commercial, 7; C rao.rstol i - e Teurte.a Hard-Dook, comp ably thos (far B. & Amiens she., 141 144 - - --- Medical, and General, Tomo THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocx. is ali Nerwegien Trunk Priem et • MOO.' 1 Alma Ibis ..... ..... . _.... ell 11 ab, fullest and asst a: orate Informattm aßeedad at the Chet. f .1 1 , 0 yk.. 4 c.:,,,,,..4 4 •fficer, 34 Woostlard4OW, Wale. See alio As the settling progresses the railway market has se I. 014 4 and Lyon. ... ~ 174 :1 pm 30,00 1 0000 Aostrallan Gold ail Pat l a ves Eagle, 71; Equity at •• tradmaw's Ileite," ra,:a 123. assumed a firmer tone. London and North-Westerns ro at . = ao °r aiit n. ._: * 444k1 411 Itta,eo( I , • Oslo Californian 10,004 to 4uatralaslso 2 dont, 4 ; Gen opened flatly, but hoes since rallied. Great North- so ~:s rsra ma eitrwen•rr 33 ISt 44 30,40,0 213 trutrallas s4i 5 " FOR AUSTRALIA and the COLONIBEL-Light, erns are still rising, pecially the A and B stocks. " 4 P eb • ew e eleSC " e " bne ; 5 q P S 60,1 AV I Australian Cardllkra . 1: ass and dared, 1t00P11310.-CROOGONM PATENTI4I 71 Cambia ma Molasend .. 1 opm 5 100,000 I Marvin= Prealmd root Po I , KP is perked, taapereketis to rain, snow, vienAtit •- . Chester and Idol heads , Lancashire and Yorkshires, so . etollo2 ml 5 14.• re ... .. 201 111 50,00 I ire Marla all 1 di. ...,' * A fr,..t. sad tsar Mee word by a WNW 0 • 0 samkrs esPerielsne in Great Westerns, and Midlands , are also firmer. I 1 Royal Swedish :"",, ",.„, ; war.. lief the Unbar required tar dates; ma be bud on as .e -sae ri awl ' , cow. 0 94 92 20,000 20 British Irma -• --"- is A =prettied TIMM& PRICE ONE PENNY French shares are flatter. to 4 13n. 05 per Cent. Prefer. - - 10,010 AS lrazil.lnp.(l. , .atsl.t.x, 141 54 8 w.•% err. , Lb, I/ ORDINARY SR titiPe AND STOCKS. lO I Comb Rasters or Frame - - Monarch, 11; Malt eta Mit ltit: kl . Crearrea'a Pate= 110300UNDC/CrLNO Pelt 6,K0 30 DmOosammularislis all 3 36 me ~orring ewes holism 05.1 pipes NYCO 23 per eint• or fueL-rum. fficlaial Sam today / 1 . 1 4 eouthern of Prams 6 2 4 Ins 11,000 r• Do. M. Jebel= Rey 15 10 it Provincial, lt• Fa ll egigs .ad t es t rent by pod en appl•cadon to CROGGON sod gia. ill a..... 111 . y. op to 2 p.m. r 21. Upper lolls Strip ..- 4 4)1 Me • ale,oo l 4 1 ; 01105'1 Crick ..... Ell Per I Pas." *' Professional L ' ife, 1. ee„"2, tssa . tistn-tutt. LONDON, trio aiso supply 51:410 .... , ,.....--...... 54 all Went Flanders 12,009 4u Mot Copps, ............ all 465 471 ats Felt wed INODOROVS lialt br damp walla and Idles gg, Igo mu n am smi ... ... ffig 291 10 I Do. 51 per Oat Preis,. 4 • 140.000 II Colonist Gold ~........ 1 If 11 Pm 2 1 3 Rock Life, 81 ex Noll %owes to renslise the tempratunr. 10 4, arakeen.. NOtting., Rags 10 le A'mprof 41 MFe n ee .. ~ „n. .. Coplapo l4 6s 76 Sun Life, 65 ; Uni and Seat Jimetat . 4 al 54 le IWe dere of liwitrarlarri„. A Ina Sign St. Copper linen of Eng all 75 83 lelv. 4; EtcartUla , 10 101 F RANKS and SON'S MANIFOLD WRITER, gl :',' d are. 1...... _ ......... ... 1 dl. lel 10 6 Zeeland 'l6 I dis ' soot IS Do. Prof. 74 permit ail 910 pm 5; Universal Life, The following are this day's sales fire the aortount : fo,v-o s ragatustralianOnnyer all 16 IMr3l * Equitable Reversion' s, .a.cs a letter and copy. or from two to .ti ensiles in ho si , ail „..„..t.. ,„,_,:‘,..:?„_- ,7„ tit 0 _ Great Nugget A, In ..... all 16 If pa lo oonat me tune. This paruesic aPParstild b. raw•7 l, ..restr7 for ,e is , a--ar--;..--i,,,.,.. .1 14 i dia ORDINARY (MARLS AND trroeßl3. IMMO II 116 tex div. Revere Do. Registarcl . bate one ar.d combines atillt,, reonemr, and exprmoom It le go kr• • . , 11 who w ri te 0 , 0 1 , •00 0 ,,, 0 ,,,,,,,,,, to IR. 10e diktat rd Radar • ... . 103 103 1081 Chester and Holyhead, 231 ; Eastern Counties, 131 • ; Edin- ~,A , ,,, 20 ( .. ‘snii ni nl i t 1 - 5 1 - 3 31 Of canal shares th Kr ...‘ y r 4 “Aurrir.e4. to • T. St. 100 a 111051112 .. ... .. 51A eh burgh and Glasuow, 721 ; Great Northern, 88; do. A Stock , 12,010 1 Grand Dually of Dada. all par 1 pta tions are subjoined WAYS 1.110 C: Mt" of !encl.* . mantwn P U • " " °i ' ma • lic *,_____ Prkel i. - Is se Owner ani Hoiyheai .. 224 23 6.54 64 5; do. B Stock, 131; Great Southern and 11.0.4 i Gam Po mga ... . 21 22 NV : astern (Ireland), 1091; Gt. Western, 914 4 Lancashire and 100,00 1 lake Bathurst al 11 Oa 1 Brecknock Ind Ala 1,,,,, ,5,... Ns 41; cum= mid yet, 10a-Orders received by ali ~, ~ ..._„,..._. __S___ ... .• . 3 p. Yorkshire, 784 1; Manchester, Sheffield, sad Lincolnshire, 6 1 2. N, I Liberty al gar 4Pa (guaranteed 4 per ce at 4.. mer•, and at the Manufactory, Printimplammooptare, Black- il - 4 , , - 1 u 1z=77 . 7 1 :1741- O,T. a all 40 12 Wes . ern Railway), Is bars, 0 purr the "Titers" newsgaper office. 4e4 il imams ... .. I 9 30 ; Midland, '75 4 ; North British, 344; Waterford and - 9 ." 9 Liamel 3 . ),ett: 1 ImodankCs'itorn Geld 73 al ' ism AMllim TIIE GOLD REVIVER, Is. 6d. per Bottle. is au Ditto ( CIS R and IL ).. st 6 PREYERINCE SHARES. 108,400 I Nadoples all 1 dla par 1 12; ; Leds and Liver ELIXIR° LIQUID SILVER, It per Bottle.-these Moe. ls 20 'ctrl Omuta' ... . 111 131 131 41 Norfolk Extension, 23 ; do. Guaranteed 61 per cent., 51; 35400 le nedenbilth.Martau. 9 74 al rot.agotioi and Idghly.patratieed preparations make Old Gilt 25 all :adorn Venni CIMS 4.. do. Debenture Shares, 4; South Eastern (Reading An- Ji• Gc " I 155.6:11144 -••••-•••• all a lo n eester and Northamp Rsaus and women PlAttii Articles new, by • darle ataplitation- ( yes It 0.8 i.) „ . is n site ,000 l Xmas' nes& .... 30,003 10 Nora Ilmitla Mining and Stafford sad Worm It3lllll Ili, Strati (exactly oppmite Norfolk-street) ; City Detre, ift.,loo Lest lamesibirs ... 71 74 721 PORTION. Oappal3mehlug 3 I I die 4 priag London-Mil= ; Applehy. Soho BMW; Coleman, Pantheon ; 51 , alt Y. It W.I. 13......k8irtm1n 33 57 Paris and Lyons, 23 ; Paris and Strasbourg, 35. 140 , 00'. 8 PortriMp I par pm li 1 Severn and Wye Cans AWN yes, Lowther Areerie.-A4 for QUID'S. St 1 100 Edinburgh and Oleeene •71 74 110,0110 I •..Mares Seek ........ -- - - -- - 10 , 11 Edinbarth and Peebles.. -10,0 Ct 50 ith_ymawy Iron all 24 .6 Wilts and Berke, 7, 7 EASE and COMFORT in SHAVING .- B. and 13 4:11: ---111::::,%,,-..v..... .3 12 is MISCELLANEOUS. Dino • ilair 70 .5 10 Santiago de Cobs IS 7 8 lief 6 7 A COWVANY CANTON STROP, or Quadrilateral Mame iii. too e ms i g ots a sni ... ... sy so ' cannon 30,01 , 1 Muth Madralian all 4 die Ipm 1 Shares in bridge as Pearyeser, modem ohm.= tag to the most tender skits . TM B O t ee Ds ,. A. moss ... ... s 3 se; SS 1 Om kb. lbecomasoms. Pd 1 prima 1 Illualmao dose r.Orio In Tin Croft Novo* tast.tostaat Is Iron that mat eninent 411110.14 Mr. Asps 01. 11 0 0 p c ,. 0. Stock .. ... 103 130 yestadar. today. 41,174 10.11.14 Caned deems sty: ••;4m, -I have wale trial of your Manor Strop, sad lad it to s t. , up o i. ,u n u i. =I w ass " . ,T ri. .., 109 1 1 0 --- - ---,- --- 70,000 1 Waller weer better than any strop I ham hitherto used am savlag a hem s t 1 1 9, ,),,," , 44 ,, 9 ... .. 9 03 mew IrnAustralian Agrl.., 31$ 'Bl 83 82 100,000 I Woo/ Granada edge to ent•ing instrument • fey anatomdeal and surgical yappers.- If 111 hum gagem nom; „ 7 gi 1 20 3rltAttieriaanLand 3 5 1 60 82 tner,n,s. l .5105 Mariposa. all par jpm 14 as follows :-British C. 1010:1 hoe. To Snow,. B. and S. Cowan, tanners. 164, Pm. 3 0 1 all /mum , . 99 caram . ~ " „ 10,100: 1001• 'an da Company-. 324, 6i 70 1 10 .1.0 1 Tuba _lnd N i l 111 De. This& . ... is isa pii . 100,000; s Crystal Palmer 5 1 11pni 64 4 City of London, 125 ; at ~:i perfumery, at 3s. 01, 7s. Sd., and en 66 . rasa. -- cowvAN , et stop tasaartrisatiloi.ksr. 774 -. 75 171 4 Iso.ooo , 4tryst.P.Lot Pram 2 . I„, Ss 67 1 ; Great Central, 1 larir tempered Luton. Troth Paola rod Shaving Powder. 20 I fif . i De. ffifths_ . ... ~ 41 If dis 121,7D1 1 ,24. Brit. Auat. Land ail : I 14 pot - al II ME ;-" In the French share market, Strasbourg' were scarce, the dealers being borrowers of stock. Lyons were more plentiful, and carried k contango. North erns ruled at 1-16 contango to 1-16 backwardation. In the market for foreign exchanges to-day the chief feature was a further decline in the rate for paper on Amsterdam, which was done as low as 11.17/ for 3 months, and was in great demand at 11.18. Bills on Paris were in rather better supply, and the rate remains the same as last post. Ham burg was in fair request at 13.8. Vienna and Trieste were done from 11.3 to 11.6. Leghorn was lower, being transacted at 29.70. [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARXIST& MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. There wu very little English B , heat fresh up for this morning's market, and the arrivals from abroad , t aoto Wheat and Flour have been moderate this week. Without any great activity in the trade the quotations of Monday lut were well supported. Barley wu in short supply, and its value was fully main tained. Oats come sparingly to hand, and needy buyers had to pay extreme prices. Beau, Peal., and Seeds, were unchanged in value. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM APRIL 15th to APRIL Bib. Ow. SAWA. Seoteh. Irish. Pereira. Wheat PO I . 1930 Barley 3lO 5130 0:te...... . Malt ..... 470 Iles, 3930 amen sad 060 sacks. Insurance shares are quiet, and exhibit little change in prices. The present quotationsof the market are sub joined :Albion, 90; Alhsnce, British and Foreign, 251; Alliance Marine,so ; Argus Life, 24; Atlas, 221 ; Bri tish Commercial, 7 ; Church of England, 31 ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 20a; County, 121 ; Crown, 171 ; Eagle, 71 ; Equity awl Law Life, 51 ; English and Scotch Law Life, 31; European Life, 201 ; Family Endowment, 4 ; General, 51; Globe, 151 150 ; Guar diab, 611 ; Imperial Life, 191; Indemnity Marine, 57 68; Law Fire, 41 ; Law Life, 50 ; Lon don Fire, 281 ; L o ndon Ship, 281; Marine, 25; Medical, Invalid, and General, 3; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 1t; National Loan Fund, 21; National Provincial, 11• Palladium Life, 2 1 ; Pelican, 45; Professional Life, 1 prem. ; Provident Life, 41; Rock Life, 81 ex div. ; !loyal Exchange, 236; Sun Life, 65 ; Union, 220 ; United Kingdom, 5; Universal Life, 451; Victoria Life, 51. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 1161 ex div. Reversionary Interest Society, 1051. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 135, 140; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 821; Birmingham (guaranteed 4 per cent. by the London and North Wer ern Railway), 105 1 ; Derby, 63 ; Ellesmere and Chester, 341; Grand Junction, 68; Grand Union, 121; Leeds and Liverpool, 550; Leicester, 66; Lei cester and Northampton, 441; Loughborough, 510 ; Macclesfield, 50 ; Peak Forest, 70 ; Regents, 161 ; Stafford and Worcester, 405; Stourbridge ' 290; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24; Warwick and Birmingham, 40; Warwick and Napton, 28; Wilts and Barks, 7, 71. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SVOAR.—There has not been a public sale to day, hut the market is steady at the advance of 6d. quoted yesterday. COME.—The small public sales to-day did cot alter quotations ; a part was bought in at last weelt' price% Native Ceylon remains quoted nominal, at 48,. COCOA.-400 bags Trinidad were offered, about 150 sold, at 325. 6d., the remainder bought iu from 31.1. to 365., which scarcely supported pn vious rates. TlA.—The small public sales weut off steadily at full prices. This article has great confidence, bat we cannot expect large operations until the proposed reductive in the duty be carried. Rtcr..-300 bags Bengal sold at 10s. 6cl. to hit. Parma.-500 bags heavy Malabar sold in public sale, at 44, which was a full price. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm, with considerable disposition to pur chase, both on the spot and for the end of the year. Town Tallow is quoted 465. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 4Th. Ga. ; April and May, 475. Bd. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 475. 6d. buyers. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 16.. 6d. ; Eden Main, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Huwell, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Hatton, 18s. ; Walls End Lambton, 17s. 9d.; Walls End Stewart's, 18s. ; Waila End Tees, M.—Ships at market, 123. Market firm. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for Hops continues about the same as for some time past, with prices fully maintained. 32 84 63 87 69 63 64 1211 180 1091 110 91 92 116 112 44 IS IN pa 774 76 41 la dim Si 13 166 9 91 1 26 pm 101 1056 118 f 1191 26 2 , poi 1 90 4 4 14 3 41 414 4 36 414 12 13 19 21 294 30 4 36 die 746 42 44 ic06 .60 1 10, 1001 /01. IO.(00j 1001. 100,000 _ 4:Cryst.PaLd' IN.Brit. N I(11"1"ipires poiscese. 1711 ,1 1 a I I • 2 1 I 1 3 112! 6i 70 3 II 141 all • I 14 all 44 44 li 2 a11 6 47 49 1 294' 194 204 Shares in bridge associations command the follow ing prices :—Hungerford, 12; Southwark New Seven-and-a-Half per Cents., 16 ; Vauxhall, 21. (ET ELzentic TELLOBAPH.) • Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range 'as follows :—British Provincial, 23; Brighton, 16 ; City of London, 125; Continental (Third Capital), 671; Great Central, 141; Imperial 831 ex div. ; In dependent, 46; London Parliamentary Preference, 241 ; Phoenix, 28; United General, 20; Westminster Chartered, 39 ; ditto, New, 7. Waterworks stocks are thus quoted :—East Lon don, 1251; Grand Junction, 69 ; Kent, 84/ ; South wark and Vauxhall, 90; West Middlesex, 110. Other miscellaneous shares are thus quoted in the official list :—African Steam Ship, 41; Assam Tea, 101; Auction Mart, 36; Australian Trust, 30; Electric Telegraph (A shares. 201. paid), 22 ; Hud son's Bay stock, 220; Price's Patent Candle Com pany, 28 ex div. Ditto, New (101. paid), issued at 6 prem., 13. LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, 10 A.Y. Wind N.W., fresh breeze, and tine. Arrived.—Gannett, screw-steamer, from Lisbon; Daniel Webster, from New York. Off the Port.—Atlantic steamer, with the mails of the 16th instant, from New York; Regulus, from Mamnham ; and Jacob A. Westervelt, from New York. THE DAILY NEWS. Loadon Morn , ng Paper, rice 3d. Asa mew Organ, the DalLI NEWS la at the head of the Li teral hew of Great Britain, advocating free ownenere• In its broadest Mee, and all a sand and practical reform', whether pulitkal, medal, eeekviastical. . . . Do. Woot matt: Oaks Leeds Northam 1, Looks sod filookwiel Los.,lllbory,k Boothe** Los.. Briortiton,k P. Co, !mow i North-Wog. t Do, Flab _ - tic lc! 120 . .000' _ 121,71! IN. Anat. Land 110,000 s,PeallUv.Lnd.aiMln. 110,000 1 Idoottlalidust.Lnvist 12,700 25 d. AnatralLm Land 10.000 100 Van Diemen's Land 1034 114 191 141 1 91/ The following are this di Australian Agricultural, 84 81 2 ; South Australian Land, MONEY MARKET. TUMIDLY EYZIRIO. DEAL, APRIL 27, 10.15, A sr. Wind W.N.W., light. Arrived and passed.—Amiable Carnuta, from Lon don, for Santander; Flag of Truce, from London, for Madras. — law Meat sad value of itaGeneral Yews,—ln the mousey of its Law Iteroeta.—ln the maple, trathlul. and 'warts! 'barest', of it. /omen Intelligence, and in the varied TaliCantikand oanaruncial itywatina eoat.ined in the City, Railway, sod Monetary Ankles,— ▪ . P.yer In unsurpeseed. It retalas a store details: list of Shipping than any ntber papar— an eseinsive:y early report of Missive in the Indian Seas by every ever:and mail—aat the eney daily Mining Report, with bat of priors, pub:tend anywhere. It aalrweee itee3 to Milli's, as being the only raw WY= the Tau," which excludes, eted has always misirel, tem Ma estums Coiessive advertiesenswee. It. prom,. Et public *AVOW IS Sbel/S by tbs be news of Nero Sated for the year IMP Ile the blew Ilaidea Hid it will bi teen tint Ws met (Ms pkweent li =l:B•• wry years) bad in tirs years baba be three Usbei. Mot rompollion : bautb Slow Woad. Moo.. iw Cu Le:islets Wastes Pon MON blourn•• Resets. 1711.....—........1 MAO DAILY NEWS The mostlambil noiNsamase tbielEpons-7 Lowka k Efealk.reetor• De" C4O . . . . Landonderry t Coleraine Lebow:kr; lianlsiullet Shef.ALineoliph I _RMlthk..4.4% ay's sales for the account: 5; British American Land, 49. The English funds maintained a very firm appear anco to-day, and the general tendency of prices was upwards. The business, however, was chiefly con fined to money bargains, attention being necessarily much engaged with the settling in shares and foreign stocks, which commenced this day. Consols reached 101 for cash, and finally left off 100; for money, and 1001 to 101 for the 12th May. The government broker took off a parcel of about 23,000 k Reduced Threes at 100 k. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent_ Consols, for money, 1003, 101, loot, ; ditto, for account, looi. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001, 100,1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103 Z, 1, 3, f. Long Annuities, 1800, 6, 6 16-16. India Stock, 2601. Bank Stock, 227. South Sea New Annuities, 100. 121 311 711 JOINT STOCK BANKS. i Moog Bestows No. Its' BANKS. Paid pricers done ---. nsterday. today. ------ -- 22.50/1 40 i Attatralvia rartd 40,009 26 . BM* of Ada 11 .4 iii par UAW NI Chart. Bank of lad* AustraUs, and China 2 1 1 pm $5,000 20 Eaglish, &ad* and Australia Chartered 10 11 11 pre 25,000 20 London Beat of Aus tralia and ladle 2 1 Ins par 15,600 25 Li Woe avotsred Bank of Aworalla 24,00 25 Oriental Bank Corpora all 31 63 50000 6 Moral Austral. Braking rid OW Impart. Co. 1 1 1 die 6,660 25 South Australia . .... 20,000 lb 'Calm of Australia 6,400 i ... 1 Do. New....... The followial is this day's sale for the account : 111• AIL Sailed.—Java and Collingwood in tow of steamer; Standard, Royal Stuart, Dolphin, with the entire of the homeward bound, fur the river; Thomas Harri son, for Port Philip; Houlihan, for Port Philip; Cygnet, for Demerara; Nonpareil, from London, for Sates (Morocco). Accidents.—Brig Emma, for Fecamp, was com pelled to slip anchor and chain to avoid collision. Supplied from hence. The Swedish barque, Carl Johann, Captain Kluig berg, from Dantzic to London, got on shore on the Long Sand on the evening of the 25th, about 8 o'clock, and became a wreck ; four of the crew were drowned; the captain and the remainder, with a pil o t, save d themselves on the vessel's round house, and were yesterday morning picked up by the ship City of Carlisle, and landed here. Ite? 47 ,u 4 I,eo M.G. wag. aztiOik 14 82 ler I I 84 cdb • ti 83 94 r 31dte . 34 334 Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex press Amsterdam, Monday : Dutch Four per Cents., 93 1-16 ; ditto, Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 621. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 231; ditto, Three per Cents., foreign 471 ; the COUDODIN 7 per cent.; Mexican New, 26:1 • Portuguese New, 38 15-16 ; Austrian Five per CentiMetallics, 8011-16. Vienna, Monday : Five per Cent. Metallics, 941; Exchange on London, 10.481; Bank Shares, 1,445. Exchequer Bills are unchanged, and little dealt in. The June issue marks 4s. to Bs. prem., whilst of the March Bills a few sales were effected at 3s. prem. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-APRIL 26. The following is this day's Nouveau Mouse, 2f. 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Culyerirell v it:v 44334 :.rmourrresy who wag be aimmilted RW7 Mn 15 1W isr Ell E. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Tussoax. CARLOW ELECTION. The election of a representative for the county of rarlow in parliament, in the room of the late Cot B.uen. took place on Monday at Carlow, when Captain N. M'Climtock Bunbury was returned with out opposition. A troop of dragoons and a company of the 81st Infantry were drawn up in front of the Court-house, inside and about which a large number of constabulary were stationed. There was not, ho sever, the slightest necessity for their presence, as there were scarcely fifty electors and non-electors assembled on the occasion. The proceedings did not occupy more than half an hour, and were conducted in the quietest possible manner. The Irish grocers and spirit-dealers are the most wive parties in getting up an opposition to the budget. Yesterday a meeting of their body, at which Mr. Henry Grattan, late M.P., made a long speech, was held in this city, and resolved, " That the pro posed increase of duty on whiskey was a grievance to their trade, which would be vexatious in its opera tion, as well as unproductive to the revenue, from tho impetus it would give to illicit distillation with all its attendant immoralities." StrennouseiOTt;arealso made to get up an outcry against the introduction of the income tax. At a meeting in Ennis, the very centre of the district, which of all parts of Ireland will be most benelitted by the remission of the Consolidated Annuities, reso lutions against the income tax have been adopted, and the government are invited to place a tax upon absentees as a substitute for it. ROYAL COI.LEWS op SURGEONS.—Thu following mistimes were admitted members of the college on the Zith inst. —Mere. Peter William Marriott. LoddesweU, Devon; Richard Jenkins, Swansea; Robert Henry Tyte, Pinner. Middlesex ; Charles William Nicholas Parson', West Iladden, Northamptonshire ; Charles Irving Smith, London; Lachlan Hector John Maclean, Australia ; John Richard Tobio, Brussels, Junes Bonnymen, Alezandrie ; John Chisholm Culbard, Elgin ; John Hudson, Newport, Yorkshire ; and Gems Parkinson, London. THE But)(II.T.—MEETING IN BOUTIIWARK.—Yes terday a meeting of the inhabitants of Southwark, con vened by the High Bailiff, in pursuance of a requisition' noted by • large number of the inhabitants, was held at the Town Hall, to consider the propriety of presents, a petition to parliament in favour of the budget, and praying that the whole might speedily be parted into a law ; Wil liam Pritchard, Esq., the High Bella, is the chair. The Chtirrean having briefly opened the object for which the meeting was convened, Dr. Clvtllice addressed the meeting, and said that he agreed with the terms expreemd by Mr. Home and Mr. Williams—that the budget, taken as a who;.., was one of the best budgets that had berm laid before the Ilopse of Commons for many years. He moved a re *Amiss to that effect. Mr. Wilson seconded the resolution. Mr. Archer addressed the meeting, agreeing with the Ter► lotion as far as at went, but at the same time he thought tors ought to be sours expression of objection to the bailor& 44105 on incomes ofloo/., and the increase of licenses, and moved an amendment t.. that effect. Mr. Thwaites, Mr.Sturnay, Mr. Hearne, and several other gentlemen, 'tenni addressed the meeting, the original resolution was tattled, and a petition, in accordance therewith, agreed to. H 1 4 U N 74 . Newliand 20 sa iNewsflrissi _ erkSk gl6. 1.14 V' I ,tt Do. 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The Californian gold mining shares continue in demand, especially Agua Fri., which were at one time buyers at 2 prem., and closed 1 to 2 prem.l The meeting of the Colonial Gold Company today bad no effect upon the price of the shares, which stand at lt to It prem. The proceedings were viewed with satisfaction. Great Nugget Vein were flatter, and Quartz Rock shares rather better. At 4 o'clock Nouveau Monde were quoted 1 to j prem.; British Australian, 3.16 to M 6 prem.; Anglo-Cali fornian, 9-16 to 11-16 prem.; Peel River fell to 44 to 4I prem., but closed 44 to prem. The fall was in connexion with the settling, the contango ruling at 1-32 to 3-32. We un derstand the company have received no official accounts by the late arrivals, but some points of in terest are to be gleaned from private letters, and from parties who have recently arrived from Australia. One gentleman who has just come over, after visiting all the gold fields of Australia, making his last ex ploration on the estate of the Peel River Company, speaks in the highest terms of the auriferous capabi ties of the property. It appears that, according to his report, all intruders have been kept off the land, the company's officials having granted licensee only for the river workings, of which a great number of persons had availed themselves. It is anticipated that the next accounts will bring official intelligence of the company's managers, in combination with the government, having adopted measures for permitting a more free winking of the property by individuals a plan which would yield a large profit to the company. Nova Scotia copper shires were further depressed to-day, marking as low as ; die ., and closing ;to The non-official closing quotations are : —Aus tralasian Coal, / dis. to par; New South Wales Coal, 1 dia. to par ; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, k dis. to a prem. •, Mount Carbon Coal, par to 1 . prem. ; London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Streaming, par to k prem.; Mel bourne Gold, 1 to 1 per share ' • Australian Mutual, Mdia. to par ; Australian Co nsole,dis. to par onarch Gold, a die . to par; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 7: a per share; Worthing (new shares), Ito k dia.; Lewis Hill Range, to 1 dia. ; New South Wales Gold, ; to dia.; Gar nett and Moseley, to a prem.; Golden Mountain, I to a per share ; La Peruvienne, 3 dis. to a prem.; Lake Superior Copper, k dia. to M prem. ; Cey lon Land and Mining, k dia. to par ; Brucuta Gold, par to / prem.; Feather River Land and Gold, par to 4 prem. ; Gladbach Zinc, ;to 11 prem. Pontgibaud Silver Lead, par to I prem. ; Chal anches Silver, 1 to ; prem. ; Cologne Lftd, a dia. to k prem.; New Linares, par to 1 prem.; South Devon Consols, par to 1 prem. ; Tro gurtha, to ;prem.; Mize° Head, 1 dis. to k prem.; Carberry West, k dim. to oprem. ; Connemara, par to a prem. ; Glenaulin, di,. to par Sulphate of Barytes, 1, / per share ; Irish Consols, par to prem.; Perron Wheal Alfred, kto prem. ; L'Aigle d'Or, a dia. to par ; Adelaide Laud and Gold, 1 to 1 dis. ; Portland Iron, par to 1 prem. ; Knockatrellane Copper, / dis. to k palm.; Metcalfe Mining Company of Jamaica, 15 to 16 prem.; Jamaica Copper, 4; to 51 prem.; Port Royal and St. Andrew's Copper, 21 to / prem. ; Oberahot; 1 to 11 prem.; Brazilian Diamond and Gold, par to 1 prem.; Britannia Gold, 3 to I per share; Poltimore, din. to 4 prem.; Kenmare, to prem. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc tion, to 1 prem. ; Great }feints United Tin, par to prem. ; Respryn Copper, 3 to 1 prem.; Suo Kier (of Jamaica), 23 to „ prem.; Parkwyti and Carwa.l - Tin, 1 to 1 prem.; Burns' Creek Gold, 1 dis. to pae ; South Cork Copper, I dis. to 1 prem.; Albion Gold, ; dia. to par; Aubin Coal and Iron, 1 to 2 prem.; Liguanca, 1; to 21 prem. The Copiapo Mining Company have received ad vices from Copiapo, dated March 2. The copper mines are improving, particularly at Checo, which is producing some ore of from 36 to 40 per cent. At the - Foreign stocks exhibit little variation. Mexican Bonds were a shade flattee on the settling. Spanish secanities are unchanged, but the Certificates have -*WI way 1. Greek Bonds still show an upward tendency, closing this afternoon 111 to 12. The sr ' rangements for the settling progress quietly, and without pressure. The "contango " on Mexican was at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. Dutch stocks have receded, following the Amsterdam bourse, as reported by telegraph. At 4 o'clock Spanish De ferred Threes were quoted 23/ to 241; the Certi ficates, 61 to 7 per cent. Granada Actives, 23 to 24 ; ditto Deferred, 111 to 1. Peruvian Deferred Threes, 68 t 069 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 31 to 41 prem. The list of actual sales is annexed : Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 1001, 101. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 68, 67 ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 641; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 381, 951. Ecuador Bonds, 61, 1. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Reales, 102 f. 50e. (ex change, 25f. 10e.) Granada Deferred, 111. Greek Bonds, ex overdue coupons, 93,113 . Mexican Three per Cents., 271, a. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 681, 1. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 24,23/ ; the Certificates, 61 per cent. Notice has been Issued from the Ottoman embassy in London that, from the 28th inst. to the 15th May, the registration and repayment of Turkish scrip yet outstanding will take place in Paris only. The shipments of gold to the Continent continue heavy, We hear of several large amounts being despatched this week. The supplies of silver by the Great Western Royal Mail Company's steamer have not yet been sold. Dollars remain quoted 4s. 113 d. per oz., but bar silver is flat at ss. 11d. per oz. standard. A meeting of some influential proprietors of the Great Western of Canada Railway took place this morning with the promoters of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, and the result is reported as satis factory, an amicable arrangement having been come to, calculated to prove beneficial to both parties. Mr. Glyn was one of those present at the conference, and was very useful in bringing about this desirable arrangement. We are further informed that some favourable arrangement is likely to be made with the Hamilton and Toronto Railway Company. Australian Agricultural shares were rather firmer to-day, the " bull" account having diminished, and closed 81 to 83. Other Australian land shares were without change. The contango on Agricultural. was to 3 ; on South Australian Land, 1 to 3 ; and on Van Diemen's Land, 1-16 to 1. Bank of Australasia shares, yesterday quoted 84 to 86, fell to 80 this morning on reports of the losses which some of the banks are stated to have sustained by the manufac ture of spurious gold, but rallied to 82 to 85. Oriental Rank and Union Bank of Australia were also lower. The shares of the Australian Royal Mail Steam Com pany (with 61. paid) have been done at 41; Nether lands Land Enclosure (21. paid), 11; Royal Mail Steam, 72 ex div. The shares of the Grand Trunk ltailway of Canada, which are now allotted, closed 11 to 11 prem.; Central of France, 21 to 31 prem.; Royal Danish Railway, 21 to 31 prem.; Berlin Waterworks, / to 4 prem.; Melbourne Dock and Railway, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. The railway share settling, which commenced to day, shows the account to be comparatively a light one, business having been limited. Under these cir cumstances the market presents little distinctive fea ture. London and North Western stock is unfavour• ably affected by the existence of a large " bull" ac count, which caused to 7-16 contango *.o be freely paid by leading brokers, but generally there was no pressure. 'Midlands are well supplied, and Lanca shire and Yorkshire and South Westerns scaicer. Annexed is our usual list of the rates of continuation: Contsngo. London and North Westers to to Midland Lincashire Lind Yorkshire Gnat Western to South Western - "even" to i York and North Midland l-32 to 3-32 Berwick. - North British -32 to 1-1 G Eastern Counties 5 to 10 per et. per non . • . Doren finest Northern. 142 to 342 Caledonians -16 to i Nu t •lh Stafford' PIK Pat. . Osfor.i and Worce s te in l-18 to i 1 nue. Prima ea emedatel MU day BUla end U. Mosey. Mnaterdana per a elect lig. 16 ay. ... lit. Ileste. Ditto - 112. 191 M. Rotterdam Antwerp , 23fr. 313. .... 23fr. 274 e Brume Ramberg and Alton& .. 13mce. field: 13rom Ma _ .. St. Pearambarg per ra i ls , 371 mom ... $ 7l penes Voris per R Sh ort 23fr. 0210. ... 23fr. 076 e. Ditto „ II Months23fr. 231 e. ... 25fr. 23e. Illanake , , 25fr. Ik. ... 2312.27 ( c. trankfort-on-the-Males jar/ £lO ,', 1192. kr. ... 12012. im. Velum (effective) pert " 111. Ur. ~. li 6. 4kr. Totem. . 116. 3kr. ... 116. 6 1 r. MOM .per dollar L 601 peace ... 60 peace 60 papa ... 301 peace „ 30 1 penoe ... 49 poem 491 peace ... 49 pence „ 60 penes .. 49 pease 39 pesos ... 491 pewee „ 30 peace ... 491 posies 291 r. 300. 29y. eue.e ...: --- GibraltAr . Legboia . Genoa Naples per an ~t „ 411 pence ... 411 pesos Palermo per ounce ~ 125 moos ... 1211 pesos Messina Lisbon. per millet 9 0 days date pesos .. 53 paws Oporto... ...... New Yet 60 Ilays sight 481 pesos ... tee pukes THIS DAY—Two o'CLoca. The English stock market remains extremely firm, and an upward tendency is still observable. Consols, after being sold at 1004 for money, have since been buyers at 101 for time, and are now quoted 1004 to 101 for money and account, with a firm appearance. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 100 to 4 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to 4; Bank Stock, 2264 to 2274; Indian Stock, 262; South Sea new Anna., 100 to ; Exchequer Bills, June, 4s. to Ba. prem.; ditto, March, 3s. prem.; India Bonds, 355. prem. The foreign stock settling proceeds quietly, and has given occasion to little change in prices. Mexi can and Equador Bonds are a shade flatter. Peruvian Four-and-a Half per Cents. mark 881; do. Deferred, 681 to / ; Mexican, 27,1: Bluador, 6 to 1 ; Portu guese Fours, 40; Swedish Loan, 11 dis.; Sardinian, 98; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 to 631. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS, Aram r' 3l. Macey. 3per Cents. 44 per Cents., 1473 lOO re per Cents., 1352 aver Cents. 1 ge Ii er Centr.New Loan .., 80 60 t Iliebest. SO 6S loi'a Lowsst.oo6lo4l 80 30 80 30 ... ... ... ... ... ... Exchange on London: at eight, 25 5, 90 days, 24 87j. gedglanort.lB4o lions/ Naples Rents — Any. Do. 4 ...... ~. Roman 5 perfects — .. Do. 2 Piedmont 5 p.Ct. 94 90 I Treasury Bonds Do. 3, 1955 .... 09 ..r. PARIS, APRIL 26.—St. Oermaia, ; Versailles (righ beak), ; ditto (left bank), 362 50 ; Paris and Orleans, 1,050; Puts and Rouen, 1,133; Rouen and Havre, 535 50; Marseilles and Avignon (Converted), ; Fltrasbourg and Bale, 350 ; Northam, 935; Paris end ertrueboors, 575; Part. and Lyons, 917 50; Lyons sad Mediterranean, 817 50 ; Owe; 755; Ports and Cherbourg, 637 50 ; Non and Besancon, 592 SO ; 550; Mon. tereau and Troyes. 432 fie ; Graisseseso and Beeler; —; Dieppe sad reesin,,, 3.5 75; Paris and Becalm, :67 50; Blume and Bt. Diner to Gray, 550; Bordeaux and Teete, 397 30 ; Central Were, 489. LOCAL SRARB MARKETS. Ltvmoot., AVAIL 26.—The market very fiat, and closed so. Caledonian, 321—Eastern Counties, 13I—East Lancashire, IS—Kendal and Windermere, 141—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 7, London and North Western, 1191- -Midland, 741 I—South Eastern and Dover, 221—Mid land Bradford (Erewash Valley), 75. MaxeitEsTEß, Aram 26.—More activity has been dis , played than for same days past, but the shares that have changed hands have gone off at lower prices. Leeds Stock, 771—Shethelds, 291—D0. Pref., 11—Do. New Pref., 9-16 p. —London Stock, 119—Eastern Counties, 191—Midlands, 74,!—Rovers, 22 9-16—Caledonians, 321—Great Northern, 211, —Edinburgh and Glasgow, 36I—North British, 81— Rusholme Road Cemetery, 10. Du HUN, Aram 25.—Three per Cent. Consols, 991 1 1 ; ditto for account, 10th May, 391—Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Stook, 1031 103; ditto for account, 10th May, 1031 — Bank Stock, 227—Knockatrellane Copper Mine, 11, paid, I—Mining Com-pang of Ireland, 7/. paid, 181 A 31—Musa Head Copper, 10s. paid, 12..—Dublin and Kingstown, 1001. paid, 183—Dublin and Wicklow, W. paid, 31 4—Dundalk and Enniskillen, 301. paid, lA—lrish South Eastern, 111. paid, 8 Killarney Junction, 8/. paid, B—Mid. Great Western and Railway Canal, 471. 105. paid, Ng. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. Mario appeared last night, for the first time this season. There was • crowded house, and he had, of course, an enthusiastic reception, being welcomed with rounds applause, repeated and prolonged for several minutes. The opera was the Puritani, and he performed his well known and favourite part of Arturo. He seemed in excellent health, looked remarkably well, and has recovered the strength and freshness of voice which were much impaired during the whole of last season. Mademoiselle Bodo was the Elvira; and (setting aside Griei, who appears now to have relinquished the part) she is in every respect the best Elvin now on the stage. She looks the character charmingly, and acts it with much grace and sweetness. Her features are not strongly enough marked to enable her to give adequate expression to intense passion ; and hence she comparatively failed In the scene in which Oriel used to be so great—where the poor girl, suddenly finding herself deserted by her be trothed lover, Is plunged at oace from the height of happiness to despair and madness. But the quiet melan choly insanity into which she gradually sinks, and her restoration to reason and happiness, on her lover's return, were painted with great feeling. Mlle. Bseio's singing was altogether exquisite ; in beauty of voice, brilliancy of execu tion, and finished elegance of style, it has acarcely ever been surpassed. With two such performers the beautiful passages which abound in this opera produced even more than their usual effect. The delightful "A te, 0 can "—the finest thing that Bellini ever wrote—was vehemently encored, and the same compliment was paid to the famous polacca, " Sea virgin sucrose," which Baia sang with marvellous bril -1 liancy. Still greater effect was produced by her in the air in the second act, " Vien, diletto ;" and the long and highly-wrought duet in the third, where Elvira is restored to her senses by the caresses of her lover, was sung and acted, on both sides, with isresistible pathos. Ronconi in Riccardo, and Formes in Giorgio, male the cast of the opera as strong as we have ever seen it even in the days when these parts used to be sustained by rumba rini and Lableche. Formes, who appeared in this opera for the first time, is constantly making progress as an Italian singer. When we compare the present smoothaess and polish of his phrasing, we can hardly believe him to be the same performer whose rugged Germanisms a few seasons ago seemed so out of place on the boards of an Italian stage. We bear that a new opera by Verdi, called Rigoletto, is about to be produced. It has made a furore in Italy; but this circumstance, in the present state of the musical stage in that country, does not ray much for its merit. Perhaps, however, we may be agreealely disappointed. LONDON SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY.- —Handel's "Judas Maceabeus " was given by this society last night, for the first time this season, the vocalists being Misses Birch, M. Wells, A. Byers; Messrs. Lookey, Seymour, and Lawler. Few of Handel's oratorios contain grander choral writing or more beautiful solos than " Judas," which will always remain amongst the meat popular of his larger works. The performance of last night presented no feature of novelty to call for special comment. The choruses were generally well sung; with, however, an occasional tendency to " drag " the tempo ; but this is perhaps preferable to the opposite extreme. Exeter Hall was, as usual, crowded; the formation of new societies with similar objects seemiug to have no influence in thinning the audiences. FEMALE AID SOClETY.—Yeeterday the annual general meeting of this charity was held at Willis's-rooms, the Marquis of Cholmondeley in the chair. The object of this society is to save and rescue from vice. The following is the result of the efforts of the society during the past year at the Friendless Home. Number of young females admitted 206 ; in the " Home " March 31, 1851, 30 ; total, 236; number planed in service, 201 ; emigrated, 2 ; left at their own request, 5 in the " Home ' December 31, 1852, 28 ; t0ta1,,236. 'the number placed in service since the commencement of the society had been 1,220. The return from the Servants' Home was as follows :—N umber of servants admitted as lodgers during the past year 338 since the commencement of the society , ; supplied with situations from the registry, 663 ; registered and sup plied with places, 4,513. The numerical results of the "Home fur Penitent Females " were thus given: —Num ber admitted 156 ; in the " Homo " March 31, 1852, 50; total, 206 ; left at their own request, 45 ; dismissed from various causes, 25; sent to hospitals or left in ill health, 30 ; sent to service, 25; restored to friends, 14 ; sent to parishes, &c., 8 ; in the " Home " December 31, 1852, 59 ; total 206. Provided for since the:opening of the institution, 939. The report stated that a large falling off in thr, funds heti taken place. DREADFUL DEATIL—Last evening,RlSfew minutes before six o'clock, a shocking accident occurred at the rec tory-house of St. Martin Hagar, Martin's-lane, New Can 'inn-street, City. Three men were endeavouring to raise an oaken frame and bracket intended to receive the clock which it is intended to place in the tower now occupying the site cf the old church, when the rope broke, and the frame, weighing 12cwt., struck one man on the head, Oat. tering his skull, and severely injuring another. A double purchase of 2i inch rope was in use on the °erasion, buff there was no leading block for the tackle fall. A coroner's inquest will investigate the cause of this calamity. , • N,;',o