The Express. — London, England, 1853-04-09 00:00:00

, ... •-- • t , . I • •.• • ( i 1 /1 , or e e _.# 1..1 , / . J." ',. -,- i‘v-- c• - • - Jo 6 ' _..._. -- __..3.: - • k,- •► ‘ ~... A d eus-e s• *-- • 4/1.44 / y-t...111 t i or • V . /5 1 * _ 1 re. No. 2,089.] LONDON, SAT URDAY E VENIN G, APRIL 9 1853. . t il , ku;sil.t LI. and E.DICIDOES LLNE of ALlS iry L .SISS PACREI LUM-TM Whew, nrsuelwe FRANCE. GERMANY. Y. SHARE LISTS. YOREION RAILWAYS. 10 2 Wimp and Rotterdam 4 $ die 2 . 04 ,„,,. lo w we. miller. o n.lifies. bete ~ r r.( ',prim -- - 3 3 eagles Camera Jarietioe 1 14 4 ,,,.. fee marnagere (kiwi in the t e ethe Teel° : 1111 03 • 1 _ PARIS, FRIDAY EviNINo. Two of the lately foreshadowed changes in the FRIDAY EVINING. IN 2. :earlerta :.a4 Ertdieliery 141 134 .- am ... - Austrian ministry have y'ust been effected. The The railway market opened at a decline of about 2 " 12 pl i° ll *ad 11 e* 2 4 46 - 2 2 6 Ire e cgrap informs MS that . . wheel Rueskefer is ap .517,5,i I'4. ll 0- 1'•=1 3 101‘71 6 / 4 1/GY - • • t 1 h MM . ' --- if. per cent. on the heavy stocks. An improvement ie Neat lichen . _ . . . . . 25 5 Deteb Mellish .. ... .. 24 5 dis 5 11 Great Indien halt!, r 3i 21 ~.., i 4 14 , .42 100 Ilegh Speed 'Sydary m a party at the unera of . ► ladame Raspail, i t 6pm ''''• Jut AL.-4 Ihst il. Lath Bsy 10 rumours have occasionally been circulated of fresh pointed Minister of Finance, aud Baron Gehringer subsequently took place, but the closing rates of yea- o I 123 . 1114 n** ... 11 11 .. J --- **** ISO I. Wirers ... . 4 ne ' 4 I t ag ........ • • „i , ii ., 4 T r ,, ..i ~,4 ' attempts at its organisation in order to profit by the Sinister of Trade, in the room of M. Baumgartner , terdlly were, salt general rule, at no time reached. In ie ' s - " 31,and Jitaetain of Freon 1 2 pm . Numerous sales on country orders have checked the 201 131 't Restrf Oaf ada.ilhare• 4 Ipm xrE• • , • 7•• t At to, ay 3 first occasion for the display of physical force. who held both portfolios. M. Rucakefer was heron limn , " " 1 ices J. vi nu. ! ,IN* l 1 ' 43 ° 1 : 1 w mospEgior . 1 2 I • sod ,4 11111 , 1 40112' 1 Within the last few days it has been etated in otii- under secretary' iu the department of trade, and M. upward movement. London and North Western • ••• .. D " . Bo "' (224 144 ' ' IL - - 1 3 Lueadchattea,Sp.CtPret - - - ~4 10 „ ... ' IPs 13. R. O..Pr ort Phillip' May 21 • FAD. I gag r.. J Kok ' ,G eelong, . 1 ,114 cial quarters that the secret societies were again, Gehringer a chef de section in the ministry of the stock especially has been freely supplied from Liver- Si :3 Luxembourg ... ... .. 7 II le, I , oi ~, _ I 410 11. Janata - pool. where prices have ruled lower than those cur- I. I„,Y ru tin- thYLLY•O . .. I 3 I 14 W .1112 .....-.-1 : 36 IL 2 : 6 ** 2 . -.! ‘ 4444 " 2 " ' .... . Cl "I" energy as the necessity for close concealment per- (lent of the FronAlhrt Post Onzette writes ou the rent in London. Still the character of the railway ; ; 5 0 , - (c,,i' s n - - - ti - ..... • Ye IL. 4 em&l hot Unbar: Toe., 431,1115 . Oa nrr i t 1 540 I. R. therli. ter I 1..ti0rce.... ....,! 'n matted ; and that the correspondence between certain Ist inst .:" It may be affirmed that the transforms- market is good, a very favourable effect being anti- 10 2 Do. 6 per et. Preference par 1 110 111Aa .... ....._ • ted from thegovernment 20 7 Lyme and Alcditerrances V 11 pm ... , 0 , 4 w w p .,,,.." . 6 , 4 .,,, ... 1 .,.. ~,,,, ~,m , ,,,, sections in Paris and the ref ugeesabroad was frequent tion of the ministries with supreme char es at the elle financial measures. 20 To Noleas - ... ... .. 3 21 pm no wee French shares advanced in the morning, after- us 21 Earls Antonia .. _ ... - - m ay ta Um meleraeseil, vibe seems mney ,l e opea a h. and active. A few days ago some arrests were made court is close at hand. The imperial sanction to the s seardsase ...wow 401-clees *IPA Dirge . 3 1. 1 **) le 44 " at the Carre St. Martin (as alread d) Y announce .on change is about to be published, as well ai that wards flattened with Consols, bat towards the close 70 .0 lemur dl tzert (with in., If 5 20 0 Do. Do.(.i interest) .. 5 6 7,„,„.„,..... a. /.44eP. became a shade firmer again. VANsII4I L sad EDIUDOE, 34. Preeliareheibeet. the charge of distributing secretly, and of course which relates to the re-organization of the supreme 16 le Northmi of Franca. . 364 561 .....--..,---,------- illegally, certain productions, either pamphlets or charge at the court for the military administration --- 10 WI Do. ki..s psr et. Nal . for IL& Ainteu. art.. ;4 13 -VIM ArtifltALlA and the COLONIEtk-Light, manifestos, of M tl. Felix l' ••an d C *d'e )at auto i re, (hitherto Minister of War). The title and rank of THIS DAY.-Two o'ttocx. is all Norwegian Trunk Prefer. 41 91 r, „?'"2 l/E ; .!. 7 '. l llU'lt.Trgetly -C ise it°°9°N re rata P A . T . .V. t..T . sad Sergeant Boichot ; and I learn that yesterday • linister of State would appear to be reserved for Only a quiet business has been done in railway so is e.ns an,. Lyme ... . 11 lei pm 3 '•'" -Le b.. les ed 1/ 1114Ler g et 010440 allorfismai 10 and to-day other arrests have taken place on tlm the future as a recompense for long and faithful stooks to-day, and the market is fl at. The heavy 2, ~, . io, P.I• 44 ,1 ~_•ine444 -•• 42 , 43 aa l fnet.... e stooks appear to be chiefly depressed. Amongst i'; ; P , • 4 " 2 " r " I 'en ... "I 424 s . : ... leo ; via a bid tbe umber SA rate.; eel be lalti on same or similar charges. The number ,)f arrested scryiece •tive anl r•tmu...o 33 24 $34 rd , roe I .o a lte Ix enverthied PRICK ONE PE4NY o ther des cr i ptions, Great Western. London and s; v P .tio,the- otadCl- le ur. 44 3pm The note in which Count Buol finally rejected the •KZ tumor. saugwerabs It r a w :nt smi KOS-LuSDIXIING Pelt is said to be 140; but this I believe to be exaggera- 31 Quebec and Richmond - 4 spm na .AI1• 4 North-Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and w , a „ ~,,,,,sscs b tors sal dew ewes wew “ I "% aft r i---840- don, and perhaps from .50 to GO would be nearer the claims of the Pieihnontese government on behalf of 30 5 , 11 ,, ,en toll Dane 20 21 e ie witneimenlal. wet by pest am appl ratlmi to t EferCiON and those of the despoiled emigrants who are its out juts, South-Eastern are lower. s 3 Royal Swedish - - t a ,„ '' WWI% 1 0141111., L0N14.551. we. also supply 8111 P mark. Among the parties taken into custody a se w titrilnirt. mii.: *pip 4 91 94 1102111Nli r•-ii .ad isooossa's utt Sae asap wells sad I.niee tradesman living DOW the Passage Choiseul is men- was accompanied by citations from the Austrian Foreign shares are neglected. 10 4 Do. 51 per Cent. Prefer - - ki s !,,,e.e. t ...eta'."' th- amperatant tioned ; and at the house of another in the same Penal code as fixed by the Emperor last M ay. Am aRAVEN AND STOCKS ONOCARANTRID lO 2 south fetter. of France - - _--- -- pew.. 5 . 1 , 4 today ?? . 4 leathern of prance._ ... 21 lit pm L i ADIES of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who neighbourhood domiciliary visits have been paid , cording to these it appears that Austria claims the wk. num rap eon ea sahllllllllllll. ad a11... 61 .11MS They are persons said to be welt known for their right to judge foreigners abroad by impetiel edicts. ....... ek • .._ P2 - Rauerare. 1 Ck y=stlay. up MS pa. 3 ° ". tip"' I'mth ' 4 M' - _- a - 44 V ' uwerdlaw awl reweeep neer le Ile spangled ad asPar. 38 or Chap. 11. reads thus: Si. i.e 4terdetet „.. - „,, I lei ass (0 s Do. 34 per M. Prefer. e die pee . • y pm. .. 4111 , 11/0 lotadeal prepealbee Moe all teriesase Socialist opinions, but otherwise of no note or im- 10 ti st , ...wprn , 1 ' , ..." 34 10 pm (AL If a stranger has in a foreign state committed the crime as • 4•4 3 w1t. NNO-11f.. I"" 10 2 Western of Swipe/Nand.. 1 1 dis ge dienlersea of the dos, resneme 00Nneneellillingegmests,teeelim, Dsc sa nce . fine' eme Junetio, 64 41 whi ' , a . ar a m o ot.. beddly red blise lai apptanwee le tlte eon- ' of high treason against the Austrian State or the German ~,, /0 $ Zealand el &StareVede al 0. ad e tel.: ley .14 sown to the tecals PIO arm.. Per. The bonne) to-day was characterised by great dul- Confederation (me. 58), or falsified Austrian hoods of pub- Si all 811m • W • l '' - * • Ms"l. Oh kou., ...an.,.c.Che.. Jun. 74 64 di. pgrlo.• PIN App.yeatine pre m ot e a Ina sad uninterrupted WT. ness, but prices remained firm throughout, and at the lie debt or Awriro , money (wes• 106 -121), he shall be 2•4 1 . 1 D.A.i.pd kr iopipi.; / ... it 43 ..... a a..ce new me. hastiest of the Gun P. c..ersual for the ••••, b. sad the ataimmtat and OellnUalbee of • close of business Casom of se,.:had slightly advanced on yester- St. 1... Mild sal teeter ... 104 1115 , , during limner l retties.uu. Prieli..o. 0 . 494 le. " P er 'm4°4. Caution day's quotations, the Four-aod-a-Half per Cents. for node St. es us ad Of ad No. Marl Reese. Paid t rioce don. -t i n word. " noel Miff see ea tbe wrapper. sad Letters from Hanover of the 4th inst. state that a 34 . '''' / 141 *** 3 ..:._' • "' fic all issart eat mulled 23 124 I ' yesterday. coder. - wiAsi , ,„, 1 ~,,,. 2 7,=,... aird ... L0ut0 ...... b . F .. cash and the account, and the Three per Cents. number of domiciliary visits had been effected there se o Cork and Psalms ... .. 162 194 A. 191 •-, --- _ --...- mama: ease, us au sea Weds. bid by c l ean aw 4 ey fur the account having improved 10c. each. and Ly th e po li ce, search o f po litica l pa rs. Four se •• Ntbil2 old 60110 • 7 " 6 * I 3 N 9 in u.sso 140 I Australasia Clowide eel Dreferiten. the Three per Cents. for cash, lsc. In Bank StockP e . ss . .11*Oee, Perth, and ANC- 0.0001 23 Martel. Bank of Asia • I 1 di. - - persons had been arrested as • fi rst result of the d i n - -leen 1-iitetault ... .. I 9 51,109 . 10 Chart Etna of India I/AYES WORSDELL'S PILLS may be taken a rise of 1-sf. took place. Closing prices :-Three per reveries thus m ade. 33 d Raw Anglian jak . es ies sec douvie• or ravall. In the issue,. 1, 4 P 3 144 9% Cents. for cash and the account, 79f. 95e.; Four-and-15 all Ditto (EIS E sad 11 ).. q 1 4 4 15,000 NI Englah. *offish, sad wii pap/4 rd. Sy. Milan ads l .ted t.. all agee. eliraates. sod eon- ... .. . __. . _ . _ et Wry rife Indy sad e-at Ideally the best family medicine. a-B a li per C ents. , t0:H.40c., f or cash; 1034. 45c. for Neu* aYYO of "PI Y'v "••:** ll 4' 43 04 9 WI. at 14. ltd, the account. In the railway share market there was si*-1. wg hk"."'w_......_. sl d °""lane' . ad at the sew "' not much activity. Lstest quotations received by - ITALY. - The Assemb!ie Nutionaie says it is wholly untrue 20 2... 1-Mern Ondium ... 23 a.. gertern Vaud. Claes A.. (We IL D. sit.) ~ 13 111 10 11 13 al Do. elms h and C dlto. 7} 6 heruslisa Chartered Is 25, 21 pm 13,000 14 London Bane of Me lnik and India . 241 die 13,000 29 Lendoo CO stead haul. two . p m e .... et. 1......... that any of the measures of clemency announced by a. tie taissuirs .. _. . 72 74 of Auatralta O r 11, . FP t.. 5.... ' B • telegraph :-Berlin : Prussian Four per Cent. (new A l4 b 12 *. b NAW "" loan) , 994 ; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 103.1 • Bank %EN IND MELP-ACIINO SYPHON TAP. REQUICE.4 NO el:sr-era •.• Shares, 1091; Rhenish Railway, 891; Each:lnge on Presets sic, beer, elder, or other hewn London, 3m., 0.221. Frankfort :-Austrian Five per •ii . • e=„lter,=_!. 2. 4 .1.7; "Id w_telw. 1 1 .. 1 1. (..;ent., 97; ; Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 971 ; Ruyan the Correspondence of Turin have been resolved upon. s"' leas 5 ." 1 ‘ w•l• "D' 24121 """ ' 4 22 THE UNITED STATES. Et 108 Ediebereb and Cllaerow .74 76 -74 111 11 Ediaborgh and Peebles.. - - St ISO Rellnearanaerth.Lowstir 52 24 et 100 Ellaegow & SouthWeatern 61 e 4 dt. Ile Shea Norther s ... .. 5.1 64 e. too i ia. A ....11, AA AO I 3 31 24ose as Oriental nuns Corpora ad 55 38 to 50,060 I Royal Atcreal. Rankine suti Cold latp3rt. Co 1 1 die par 5.000 21 !South Au.trili ...... .. 211 .0 72 20,00 SS emu, of Auatilli.t 6,000, ... 1 Do. New all 174 754 31 'll 9 I [THREEPENCE. 100, 99k. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103 k, 103, 103;. Long Annuities,lB6o, 5 15-16, 64 ; ditto, 30 leafs, 1860, 6 3-16. South Sea New Annuitics, 1061. Bank Stock, 225; ditto for account, 2251. India Stock, 262. The South Sea New Annuities, marked at prem., will be paid off at par, or con verted into a new stock; but it must be remem bered that three mouths' dividend is now due on this stock, equivalent to There has been a decided fall in Exchequer Bills. The current price throughout the morning was 51. to 93. prem. for both the March and June issues, but sales were made in the afternoon, on bankers' ac count, as it was supposed, at par, and at the close there were not even buyers at par. India Bonds mark 435. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet, but firm. Sound dividend-paying securities in this department are well held, and likely to be veil favourably af fected by the proposed government measure. Specu lative stocks are uko well maintained. A call of 21. 10s. becomes payable by the 30th instant on the new shares of the South Australian Banking Company. In the market for foreign exchanges this after noon there was no material alteration from the rates of last post. It was noticed, however, that to-day's market presented the more favourable feature of a greater supply of bills, leading to a slightly upward tendency at the close of 'Change. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Thurs day are thus reported by Mr. neuter's telegraphic express:—Dutch Four per Cents., 964 ; ditto Two and-a-Half per Cents., 651. Spanish Deferred Threo per Cents., 241. Mexican New, 27 7-16. The Spanish Committee's Certificate., 8 7-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 81 13.16. Granada Deferred, 11 Portuguese New, 391. Spanish Three per Cents. foreign, 471. Peruvian New, 881. At Vienna on Thursday the Fi-e per Cent. Metallieri were quoted 94 3-16; and Exchange on London with a favoura ble tendency. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng gland for the week ending Saturday last, the 2nd April, is as follows: BANK OF ENOLAND.—Accoung for the week ending April 2.180 meta 2!•."2 in'? T 4 The bourne to-day was characterised by great dul ness, but prices remained firm throughout, and at the close of business had slightly advanced on yester day's quotations, the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for cub and the account, and the Three per Cents. fur the account having improved 10c. each. and the Three per Cents. for cash, 15c. In Bank Stock a rise of 15f. took place. Closing prices :—Three per Cents. for cash and the account, 79f. 95c.; Four-and a-Half per Cents., 103 f. 40c., for cash; 1031.45 c. for the account. In the railway share market there was not much activity. Lstest quotations received by telegraph :—Berlin : Prussian Four per Cent. (new loan), 991 ; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031 ; Bank Shares, 1091; Rhenish Railway, 891; Exchange on London, 3m., (LTA. Frankfort :—Austrian Five per Cent., 974; Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 971; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Baring, 1031 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half Hope, 925 ; Stieglitz, 92; Spanish Three per Cent., Inter., 44 3-16; One per Cent. 24 15-16; Exchange on London, short, 1191 m., Paris, short, 95. Hamburgh: Exchange on London, short, 13.51; Austrian Five per Cents., N ; Prussian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 102; Russian Four-and a-Hall per Cent., 92; Danish Five per Cent., 100 ; ditto Three per Cent., 801; Spanish One per Cent., 231 ; Three per Cent., 411. Alt 1.. 0 W' ts NAW 1.. 11, e -,-...f.--,' Ttiv7.7, , ,vitcre.47,7?•:. . Promote ale, beer. eider, or other honors 1 ,1& ... ; from bre•nutav Sat or meld so etkranally . e____..— —AI that the last pint sheltie drawa asgoodas ' 3. , _.. • . A ,1--- mi. -1 I , .4) .1 IV - : —---- . ... -- —llll= V r; : 7 1 7 -,- --..-- ----_ f , . t 11 the first; warranted to repay its tort in .. 3 i . . i two casks or els ; price 4s. id.; dills 2: eleetro-piated for *hairy, Ike, !a. - fr The above engraving will expiate ft • r s a l on. vi hen the loses kvy is Aged ea : the y, of the elude (whisk has BMW*. i r Iry pante the air-tubs Ilhauflielent air miss 6?. lir, to run off freely; whets the tap Istoomi of no Mute sir can enter. th : l :l l :3 l ß a l t° aLU tb. ea ::: gle e"d"1 :1: West. Mseeirwohowea flaiille bap mow ad OA Iliodas6ser. M THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN. SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAY Arrsaomc ~._.____ 44 ildlaborgh red rabies.. 100 Indian:au n, l'or th. Wavle 100 ,{llloggow it Southw - ' too Gnat Northern 100 Do. n, Stook ... 100 Do. B e Wok .. . 101 Ot.flooth. and West. ills. ilO Ovens Worms .. 11 :Irlek South Eastern $2 34 67 64 LI 64 4$ 60 113 1!$ Ws 179 92 93 71 93 $4 7 13 13q79 71 7 4f If al 31 3 9. 16 f 16f 9911 .. ____.--....... • •./32.570,030 6,,vannnent MIA £ll.olt.loo (uns, Nrcunn N .2. 9 94,1n0 OoW Coin mid Bullion 18,:40,A7G i Oliver Bullion 1:03 ..--- 41.511.1.00) .C12.5%).43) 111101111.. to lIP A ILTNIST. e rm i et ,,,.. c a s t ,' ....0.,..,524;1.).• u.oernn:ent Neeuricias Ben .. . --. .. ~ .. _ Z,631..,..Z.5 tlne.o I. brad A cl,:lat Po in linD.nposlnsiinolud. ~, L \ tututty) . .51: 4 .414,538 , /4 , v. .I .t l= " --'... ‘" iic. —-- 16 .4._: 5 .. 1 :-1? MISCELLANEOUS. The Hermannlca;;a.;44 Cowes, on her - way to Bremen, with dates from New York to March 26. 'ls 1 710. 1111. i MINCELLANIGIit. 10,000 140, Australian Aori. 133,71' N. Brit. Aust. Luse I Do. Preference... 110,0(0 3 Peelltty.Lnd.tilln. 100,0 1 3cottirh t ust.lorest 12,,V11. '23 A. Australian Land 11,000 100, 1 1ao Borneo's load yeßterday. thililllai dose to-day. The Cuban authorities have committed another outrage against the American flag. Vice-President King's health had not improved. The Asia arrived on the 23th. The Canadian Assembly has passed a bill to increase the representation. A large amount of property has been destroyed in Georgia and Ala bama by a ati.rm. Cotton without change. Freights continued steady. Exchange, 108; to 100. ILMOSSiIIe Mild Cameo , Do. Third,. . i Laseeohlto nod . Tailuddr Do. PM, Do. West Elloingthotoe , Leeda Northern Leedom and Slaokwall LO'A.,lltbary,& Southend Lon.. Ilrindetott,kd. louelos k North-Wert. Do. /litho Do.tlosth.,?Zona S.(C Inaba k Fouth-Weater _ _ 77 i i i OS 102 II 14 pm 11Le q ... Comiloa Note,. Dtbi,• .1 i i.r. Aorta.) 8.234,11 b 0.31 a IBliar Coin 437.419 Other ir,rogitit 32.0.40.203 Soma-day sailothar )iii: e 1,356,1". P) 0 0 . 4 88 . 8 31 00.481031 April 7,1853. M. MARSHALL. Chief Cashier. pm 124 103 121 1911 If l 21 pm 914, 02 $ 4 di, 4 2 (IL We II 19 21 20 31 31 41 die Thf 76& 43 43 41 4 1 2 3 1 pa t I 114 224 PARIS, TUVIUSDAY EITININO. The French government has determined not to support Count u'Escayrac in his claims for redress against Turkey for the outrages he suffered at Damascus. The following note appears in the D.., 4O 121 201 NINES. _. ___________ ----• This return when compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 22,387,170 Increase 593,475 Public deposit& 8,234,115 Decrease 2.31,643 Other deposits Government securities in Moniteur : RE-OPENING OF THE CUSTOM-HOUSE OF BUENOS AYRES. .._ It will be seen, by the following communication from the Board of Trade to the Manchester Commercial Association and the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, that the Custom-house at Buenos Ayres was re-opened for all commercial purposes on the 27th of January : " Office of Committee of Privy Council for Trade, " Whitehall, April 7, 1853- " Sir,—l am directed by the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council fur Trade to acquaint you, fur the lemma- Lion of the Manchester Commercial As sociation, that her Majesty's Consul at Buenos Ayres has reported that the Custom-house of that city, which by an order of the go vernment, dated the 211th of last December, had been closed, permitting only the importation of articles of war and food, was on the 27th of January again opeaed for all 1 purposes of c immerse. " I am, sir, your ardielt servant, " J. EMERSON TENNENT. " To the Secretary of the Manchester Commercial " Association." all lamdoadarry 34 Coleraine 41 1-iedoedrry!.4Kantakillc: 10 %lamb ~....4.4.,&Lisrein.b 4 Do. Man.* Noel. ni Midland . De. Dina..ami Dliby 171 .4. I !rel. . Ditto Half DO Newmark.. Do. Davy Extenales FRIDAY EYRNINO. There has been rather more activity observable is the English mining market to-day, with an increas- ' ing demand fur shares in dividend and progressing mines. Transactions have taken place in Devon Great Consols, at 460, 465 ; Wheal Basset, 630, 610; Wheal Buller, 1,275, 1,285; United Mines, 410; South Caradon, 235; Wheal Seton, 275; Wheal Trelawney, 67, 68; West Providence, 54; South Prances, 180, 185 ; Alfred Console, 191; Wheal Uny, 16 ; Tamar Consols, 41; Bell and Lanark, 17, 18; North Basset, 101, 114 ; West Ding Dong, 121, 13; Trebarvah, 101, 11; Herodsfoot, 17; Herodscoombe, 11 ; Cwm Darren, : Wheal Zion, 51; Bedford United, 101, 4; South Tamar, 71; East Tamar, 11, 2; Hingston Downs, 5' • Butterdon, 51; Portland Iron, 1 to 1 prem.; East Seton and Maud, 51; Wheal Neptune, 61; East Basset, 321, 33; West Towan, 30; West Treasury, 151; Bryntail, 7k Wheal Jane (Kea) 20; West Wheal Alfred, 31; ltoundhill, 21. . . . . . _ banking department.. 13,464,638 Without alteration Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both Waal 1520.—N.8. Ns gap STII - genuine aii =stasn pftl nog gad abbe* •11 sumo an potions J. &teat:beg it. • Low atemidel twits saim wsnanned to 11411: ill wLa we It, sad swims sliduidg age retail big NEW EIVENTBD TAP incArretts tie eapsessis die bungling method et rag paper 1, at lkL owl IL per preleet. UP trade ~ u pplittl. 11.8. IP mewing IMO wash esseseeeimi duly aggreciated tm the Gait Sodom 111, PP...; 1111 l is Wig* the brans modal rim swirled. The Aisemblie Nationale recently gave an account of some disorders occasioned by the presence of a French tra veller at Damascus. The affair cannot be properly under stood without bearing in mind the influence of usages and customs in Mumulman countries. la this point of view, prejudice. have ail the force of the most respected laws. By going to live in a quarter where Museelmen alone are admitted to reside, and by giving fete at which Mahome don girls danced, M. dlimayroc piacsd himself doubly in conflict with this power of prijudiee and custom. We sincerely deplore the dangers encountered by this young traveller on this occasion. We do not, however, think the French government can make itself the organ of the com plaints whichM. d'Emayrac thinks himself justified in auk i apt against the Ottoman Porte ; and on this subject the Assemble Nationale seems to have mistaken the true cha racter of the facts it narrates. ° ;irr• .krui - 1 , 7 - 1;;; 1;7 11-3 i Si SI 111 3 4 3 9j IS 33 2j 21 Ms 31 36 departments Seven day and ether bills 1,356,690 Increase 6,582 The Rest The Reserve 10,620,279 Decrease 689,022 I NewriWat respolath 11.* Norfolk O;:i.." ;Northers Oosatiss Dike! •!{oral O ritti This return is not of a favourable character. Tke demand for money is shown to be very active, and the amount of private securities is extraordinarily large. The decrease in the public deposits is in due course at this period of the quarter. The decrease in the bullion is in face of the imports of gold from Australia. It must be remembered, however, that the approaching payment of the dividends will have an important influence upon several items of the &ink account, as well as upon the money market. North Devoe, No. I. Do. A Deterred Do. B Guaranteed I.North Stthor .021 f• North Western iNorthard S. Writerthoor Oslord. Wore., k W °IT or ier /lab Ceskal ■td4ed alb . 1 s dl. $1 53 2 4 36 6N ~ 70 64 100:d 61 63 .. 05 67 1ear7w7.271u7ii7. Da L.StN.W.thisr. Ktk Sbreirairry sad IDreford „ FOR ALL PtIIILIE4 AND EMIGRANT& lest peNi.hel (Math thousand), price ye.. cloth. M. ADICTIONARY of DOMESTIC MEDI CM and HOUSEHOLD 81:110EBY. By Bemoan Toon ws, Ibo best and safest Book as Domestic Medicine and Household Ilersery which has yet appeared."—Lnion Journal of Medicine. " Dr. IliotaKin bas fully succeeded in conveying to the public a bo amount of useful professional knowledge."—Dublin Quarterly Myra at MINS& rinse. Ms meant of nodal kaoldedp conveyed is thle work is sof. Phillti"—Xedisl Thar sod Ossetia. TkY Distlesmary mum ft same war to the standerd of what nib a bosh shield be then say we ban yet area. " —Antennas'. "To the traveller by me sr by had. to this settler and emigrant Is from sradkal Md. IS will pvn Meals ible."—Talt's MagasiaP. Hides Oroombralpe a does. Psternoster-row. Sod by all Booksellem. ItOOI•VIIRWKLL'S liklDiutl. vi °Aims, emion, haMlaperiral. mad Uriglaat. la. each; by P. MUT TO PAT, DIKE, AXD AVOID. u. LECTURE TO TOON° WI. EA ROW TO 3bEAPPT. ma 11J010111. mow. woo rursicanauomar or urs. ON SPRCIAZ DURUM ti MR INSTITUTES Of lIIALILLOI LIR in. DIMS= Of WINTIL Tux. DERANOLIIENT% OOPS NOIDIL EX41.1511, IRISH, sad 11103TCH Lal . Iva s. bomb. LL llinlh)P AIRY : OIL. THE COLD WATER CURL Renaud, 13, Fat.rso.:er-row; Comfba. 147. roeurtraor: Mown. Caroh. , . ~1 boo (Niter , •or ot Z. Calvorwoll. MD., 10, rw.rlifelit.Alre•t. who nay le oorwallid *idly twos la 6. 1647 till S. IRELAND. foLowiag appeared is part of our yesterday's in pus= Dinctx, Aram 8. A painful sensation was excited throughout the city yesterday by • lamentable accident which oe cured on the works of the Great Exhibition build musing the almost instantaneous death of three men, and such injuries to several others us, it is hared, some of them at least will not recover from. The following official account of the distressing oc tant:tee was furnished in the course of the afternoon 07 Inspector Stokes, of the metropolitan police force, alio was on duty at the works : Between 10 sad 11 o'clock this morning, a gang of paint fis, 13 in cumber, were engaged in painting the arch of the aathiaery court of the Great Exhibition building, when Wisely the scoff .Iding on which they stood gave way, and 13 of the party were precipitated to the flooring—two lasts; Cung to the ropes by which the scaffolding had lossa 'wended, and these only were saved uninjured. The uliored sulteers were Wound): conveyed in care to Bag lx street Hospital, and placed immediately under medical std sargie,l treatment ; but, we lament to say, that skill els usovailing in some cases, for death speedily put a Mad to the sufferings of three. The following are the Wet of the men who tell with the scaffolding : William 11 40111411. dead; James Malone, ditto; Nathaniel Booker, dike: Wa!ter Anderson, not 'spieled to recover; Benja aa &oafish, severely injured; Charles Killeen, slightly isivred: Jame. COT, ditto; John Nolan, ditto; William Clarke, ditto ; Edward Taylor, ditto ; Philip Hancock, ditto ; Williams Cardiff, ditto ; Peter Leary, thigh bone broken. DUBLIN, FRIDAY Evz,tmo. Another occurrence of a fatal and very melancholy Character took place in this city to-day. At the an nil meeting of the Protestant Orphan Society, held 14 day at the Rotunda, the Rev. Mr. Whitstone, a tiergyman of the diocese of Clogher, was addressing be assembly in an animated speech of a controver lisl character, when he dropped suddenly on the plat kex, and almost instantly expired. As might be r.. , a great and most painful sensation was need by the awful event among his audience, a ge portion of whom consisted of ladies, and the proceediogs were brought to an abrupt termination. Aa inquest was held to-day at Baggot-street Hoe- Pits' on the bodies of the poor men who lost their lives by the fatal scaffold accident at the Great Exhi t4tioa, yesterday. After a patient enquiry, the jury warned a verdict Ttat Nathaniel Booker, James Malone, and William figin•on CUM by their deaths on the ith instant, by the breaking of the stage on which they were at work as punsters a tteGre-t lishibition building, caused by the insufficiency s i*vnir h of the board+ of which the stage was constructed, Ittlias to the neglect of some parties, whose duty it was to iliPerin•en , l the constru c tion thereof, but no suffiateut est %nee has beta laid before us as to the parties properly tits/guide therewith. TES Pgl, iNfltt . PIPsT-OFFICE LETTER RECEIVERS um making a move to get additional remuneration. It ap t^w ' ?he , nint tints slum , their duties were lessened by the .7 4, of money pule.yment of letter,, and of the receipt "' 1 ktteri 't remixing -Douses, and their Fisheries re reduced in eon. mosey,. ,t few mouths oft.' this ,'T were or d ers I to resnme rece ivin g reristemd letters, • "'uLlesoms and °heroin duty, but their eateries were Oct & hafted in e ouseg ticnce of this addition to their duties. Yesterday Colonel de Sercey had a long interview with his counsel, M. Henry CL Ilia, the result of which was that at three is the afternoon, a few minutes only before the expiration of the twenty four hours allowed by las, he gave notice of his in tention to appeal to the Court of Revision against the sentence to five years' imprisonment passed upon him by the court-martial. The following is the sentence against which Colonel de Sercey appeals: On this day, Tuesday, April sth, the court being In secret deliberation, the president proposed the following Sercey, for their consideration :— ls : Is Henry Viscount de Sercey, colonel, and chief of the staff of the 9th military division, guilty, first, of having swindled M. Moriseeau, by employing fraudulent msaanvres to induce him to believe in the existence of an imaginary power in him, Colonel de orrery, to forward a ammercial untiertaking, and to hope for success ill OM NM enterprise, which he falsely declared to be in a prosperous stale? Second, of abuse of mull deuce, in converting le Ids own use funds which he had re dived from M. Meeknewe fora specific purpose? To which questions the court unanimously answered, "Yes, he is guilty." The votes Wag then again collected, beginning with the officer of the lowest rank, the president giving hit opinion the last, the eourt unanimously sentenced Henry Viscount de Sercey, colonel, chief of the staff of the 9th military division, to Ilse years' imprisonment. The court further found that the evidence brought before it implicated Colonel de Sercey in various other fraudulent acts committed in concert with other persons not liable to military jurisdiction, and in consequence ordered a copy of their present judg ment, together with the documents produced upon the trial, to be handed over to the civil authorities, in order that such further proceedings ahould be in stituted as to the civil power might seem fit. On the sentence being pronounced, the immense crowd assembled left the court in silence. The pre sident had previously given notice, that any person showing the slightest sign of approbation or disap probation would be imm ed iately arrested. The pri soner who, according to custom, was absent from court when the sentence was given, was afterwards brought out of prison to hear the sentence read by the government commissary, in the presence of the guard, under arms. He appeared exceedingly de jected, and leg the ground without saying a word, leaning on the arm of the chaplain of the prison. Colonel de Sercey, upon whom this terrible dis grace has fallen, entered the public service as an enseigne de vaisseau in 1827, and rose to the rank of a lieutenant in the navy in 1830. Ho then ex changed into tho army with the rank of cap'ain, and served as an aide-de-camp to Marshal Gerard, at whose house ho was a frequent visitor. In 1833 he was aide-dc-camp to General Oudinot, and in 1845 was appointed a lieutenant-colonel, and, by special favour, again aide-de-camp to Marshal Gerard with that rank. In 1848 he was made a full colonel, and appointed commander of the staff of the military division of Marseilles. Colonel de Sercey has served in Africa, where he received a wound in the knee. Ile is a commander of the Legion of Honour, a chevalier of the Greek Order of the Saviour, an offi cer of the Order of Leopold, and a commander of the pontifical Order of Saint Gregory the Great. His brother, the Marquis de Sercey, was at one time French ambassador in Persia. The Senate met yesterday, M. Troplong in the chair. Cardinal Mathieu and Count Curial, who were absent at the opening of the session, took the oath. General Count Bonet and Viscount de Suleau, admitted in the sitting of the 19th ult., also took the oath and their seats. Count de Casablanca presented the report on the bill relating to buying in the joulisance shares of the easel companies ; and the Maiquis d'Audiffret a report on the budget of the Senate for 18.13. The Minister of State, in con formity with Art. 8 of the Senatus-Consulte of Dec. 25, 1852, and by order of the Emperor, placed on the bureau the register containing the civil acts of the imperial family, in order that the senate may have the act of the civil marriage of the Em peror inscribed on its registers. General the Marquis de Grouchy presented the report of the committee charged to examine the bill for calling out 80,000 men in 1851. The Senate declared that it did not oppose the promulgation of the bill. 'fbe decision lropesed by tile committee of accounts in the regu ation of the budget of 1852 was then agreed to. M. Bret presented several reports on local bills, and the Senate declared that it did not oppose their pro mulgation. The rest of the sitting was taken up with reports on petitions. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. NEW THEOLOGICAL CqLLECIE IN THE DIOCESE OF OXFORD.-011 Thursday afternoon the Bishop of Oxford, as sisted by a Lige body of the clergy from all parts of his diocese, laid the chief corner ,tone of a uew Theologi cal College at Cuddesden, within eight miles of the city of Oxford, and in close proximity to the episcopal sear. OXFORD, APRIL 7.—THE NEOISTRARSHIP.—Mr. Shadforth, late fellow and now tutor of University Col lege, and Mr. Rawlinson, late fellow of Exeter College, have this day issued their cards announcing themselves candidates f the Taut ease. MILITARY. (psou LAST NIGHT'S GAZITTI.) WAR.OFFICE APRIL 8 . 3rd Regiment of Dragoon Guards.—Major John Daniel Dyson to be lieutenant-colonel, by purchase, vice Arthur, who retires ; Captain Edwards Dyson to be major, by purchase, vice John Daniel Dyson; Lieutenant Frank Chaplin to be captain, by purchase, vies Edwards Dyson; Cornet James Swinburne to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Chaplin. 11th Light Dragoons.—Serjeant-Major Henry Haunts, to be quartermaster, vice Gilleland, appointed cornet and adjutant 3rd Dragoon Guards. 2nd Regiment of Foot—Ensign William Henry Spencer to be lieutenant, purchase, vice Tolcher, who retires. 7th Foot.—Lieutenant George Rashleigh Edgell to be cap tain, by purchase, vice Wynn, promoted in the god West India Regiment; Second Lieutenant E lward Barker Prescott, front the 87th Foot, to be lieutenant, by pur- chase, vice Edgell; Ensign James Moleaworth, train the 49th Foot, to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wardlaw, whose promotion, by purchase, has been cancelled. 22nd Foot.—Lieutenant Herbert George Bowden to be cap tain, without purchase, vice Johnston, deceased; Lieu tenant Robert Colvin Jones to be captain, without pur chase, vice Bowden, wi.ose promotion has been cancelled; Ensign John Burke to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Jones; Ensign Sonar Millen Deane, from the 96th Foot, to be ensign, vice Burke. 23rd Foot.—Second Lieutenant Henry Clarke Jervoise to be first lieutenant, by purchase, vice Sir Henry Orlando Robert Chamberlain, Bart., who retires. 36th Foot.—Ensign William Tyler Stuart to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Morgan, deceased. 41st Foot —Ensign George Robert Fitzroy to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Alexander, who retires. 51st Foot.—Ensign Frederick Edward Medburst to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Westropp, deceased. 54th Foot.—Lieutenant Charles Fitzroy B irnett, from 76th --. I Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Le feller, who eiehange;. — I 58th Foot.—Ensign Michael Tighe, to be lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Duncan, deceased. 59th Foot.—Lieutenant Martin Francis Kirwan, from half- I pay, 62nd Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Trevor, appointed to the 4th Foot; Ensign Monteford Spread Morgan, to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Kirwan, who retires. Seth Foot—Schoolmaster-Seleant Louis D'Acoata to be ensign, without purchase, vice Tuke, promoted. 17 5 th F oot.—Lieutenant Ernest Le Polley, from 51th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Barnett, who exchanges. 80th Foot —Lieutenant and Adjutant George 1.1.x11e, to be paymaster, vice Hunt, deceased; Ensign Erasmus Bor rowes to be adjutant, vice Bodle, appointed paymaster. 84th Foot.—Captain Henry Frederick Saunders, from half pay, unattached, to be captain, vice Ilalfhide, who ex changes. 87th Foot —First Lieutenant Edward W. Johnson Fulcher to be captain, by purchase, vice Herring, who retires ; Second Lieutenant Charles Edmund Goddard, to be lint lieutenant, by purchase, vice Fulcher. 97th Foot.—Lieutenant Thomas Biggs to be captain, with out purchase, vice M'Caskill, who retires upon full pay ; Ensign Rich ard Francis Holmes to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Biggs. MEMORANDU3I.—The commit-ion of Lieutenant Richard Raph.el Meade, of the 94th Foot, as adjutiut, has been ante-dated to 23rd July, 1852. ADMIRALTY, Arum 4. - •• - The following promo low, dated the 2nd inst., consequent an the death, on the let inst., of Admiral of the White Sir Thomas Livingstone, Bart., have this day taken place:— Admiral of the Blue the Right Hon. Thomas Earl of Dundonald, G.C.8., to be admiral of the white; Vice- Admiral of the lied the Right Hon. Lord William Fitzroy, K.C.8., to be admiral of the blue; Vice-Admiral of the White Sir John Louis, Bart. to la vice-admiral of the rid; Vice-Admiral of the Blue the Right lion. Granville George Lord Radatock, to be vice admiral of the white ; Rear-Admiral of the Red Henry Hop:, C. 8., to be vice-admiral of the blue ; ltear-Adinirat of the White Charles Sotheby to be rear-admiral of the red; Rear- Admiral of the Blue David Prico to he rear admiral of the white; Captain George Frederick Rich to bo rear-admiral of the blue. Mt. a! St. Mt. 13 ill N SO II , ADMIRALTY, A PRI!. B.—APPOINTMENTS.—MagiterS W. J. Olive to lietleroplio3 ;tali C. It. forties to Clerk F. F. Miller to Ilighfiger. ..kreer ary arta Lair ter i Nor. W. Ma.) Ho. °swab, itthrepoltire them ',douth Doom . : :• Ilegth Wake 'Mat! IreekaLfAincOu — mete ditto ,Stooktosqs Deane" „.: Valls of Nuth . Waterford &ad I. 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Urost Do. littoorolitOlook doithillasollitdro (lowed - (Iso Weir laalskl i tam, rd to Ditto Mao Mao Wilts Pommel (Itooto to Om% Wooloral..—. 100 Aberdeen all ,Aoirosso No. 2. 7 pie Ct 1141 & &star 4 par CLI 140 Oindoolin £lO - 1 a Chester sad Ilolyhoad 41,Cork &ad Bandon . all ;Deese. Perth, aad Aber., . den .1 unallon 3 Inet4nalian(3l.lo4p.Ct iDo. do. (V.) 7 per .0. 1 Do. M. (71. 175.) 7 par CLI 611tast.C,os.Vate.,4 1111 (Otto do. No. / I O Do. New 4pa Cont. ekes 10 liaat.llaloNflarlpts.bp.Cl, 6 Ideliaceb, Pare, ale! I Donde, 51 pie Dint I 100 Great Northern 5 pet Cacti 100 Do. 5 per coat. Bare. Kai deniable at I a pat. pm ti Do. 44 per one. erre ▪ Otniliaeoutro(l)Kinktiss . 4 0 WAILFUL. itHint•ez spc I GILWeAt re.ttera :4 0. at. 100 DIM Irredeemable 4per et, Lmielmeore &York* Y £2u I+o Uitto t; per cent Mock.. 108 Loa,. lirorA.Guar.B levet! , `lOO DittePreterential 3 pe• Cl.l 3 Lon.Bl,c,WeoCon.l3lrds all Londonderry !C olor. t eYI all LoodonglerrykEn3ll2Lisb 23 Manalk .113143a.1aa.1.0l lii 13). New gin 1!+ ail Maryp.& Carlisle, p Ct.l lit ivo r•S4ltandioil...Lr.ss.3.l,..C• l l log 3 , Ditto Prestrusen I 20 20 Norfolk Extenpo.... It all Do. Guaranteed Si per et ' all D-t.WsvenerValley S pet 10 4 Do. Debentures ... $l., 10. 14,rt0 - 20 all North titstfordskirri St. 104 Os tPtd, •)roec,r, 14 C WOlior., RI 4. 6 weer at IS t 12 Dit.o ditto dltti, a s t , br,..we.kß;r ',Newt:nat. 10 • • 13 towt. ar.kette.ter(Not.W. ! 1 Min.' 6NT Cent.. 10 110 Dn. 4 per C,:st 21 Idi :d.u:os , 10 10 Ditto New _ . 144 6:1 .Soatb Eaßtem Ann.)of CMG , 6111.1forkshirelperct (16661 3 Wazerf.rdsiltolLatullp.4ll it. i llost, Neweatule,ta or, a.. 1 of !a .p IT 6 Ditto Dirt, U le I TorkaNAkl.Bl.44.Pardi IS 20 9 10 14 IS 24 aa.xd 21 25 744 7/ 27 at 124 131 4 4 19 . 2. - II 111 14 15 V 9 89 al 9 1 91 89 70 71 7 dla 2 lb 10$ 107 U 54 15$ 154 34 llli 11l 114 Id 61 27 tee 134 14‘ 1.14 :ei nd r. "P 31 ti toe 107 64 NI U 9 131 149 131 1 i die 321 ni 1(24 1634 106 ;04 106 IC7 id 19 91 I sti; 6 6J id 11 i r II II p I. 14/ lb 14 19 117 1 129; MI i id H ti Pal lei 101 i ! i llle 3 111 113 " bt la IC6 IGI I dia i 1s II OS 150 153 3 "Its 131 131 I 9 iii ill 4 IPm 119 151 X2l 1 1 11111 Par Ile ad I Pei II Ili 1 4 al Po 101 111 al 111 113 ips 14 141 6 64 261 id 114 20 ) id 6 dm pm 301 103 S SI Pr 4 Pai The gold iiiuing share market was inactive to-day, but prices are very steadily supported. There was no change calling for extended notice, but Australa sian shares are lower and Ave Maria flat. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 21 to 24 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 11 to 1 prem. ; Great Nugget, 11, to 2 prem.; and British Australian, Zto prem.; Peel River were tis. lower, at 61 to 1 prem. Mexican and South American shares were rather cheaper to-day, and Santiago very heavy. THIS DAY—Two o'CLosx. The gold mining sham are steady to-day, but there ia so upward tendency observable. Ave Ma rias have been done at die. Peel Rivers arc lower, at 6 to 61 prem. North British Australasian shares are not quite so good to-day. British American Land have risen to 73. Utah* LIMON No. 45. re Mum. Pala prime I done bssterday., to.day. — lee 00 4 I AM Prier 30,000 I 'Anglo Mutt/Wan Gold ail par Ipm 100,060 10e.. Auelti Californian 10,004 10 Auetralasien 3 1 1 ~ 39,900 22 Australian •. ~ .-- 6 41 SA - 60,006 1 Australian Cordillera 100,000 I Australian Preabold die pm 53,000 1 Ave Maria all 1 1 1 200,000 I British Anatolian Gold all 1 Ipm II 50,000 20 &Walt Irma 134 6 8 10,000 35 Brazil.leip.(leaetal.pr I 111 5 51 6,000 50 De.OotemsnOCalabe all 01 7 11,000 .u) I Do. St. Joker Del Rey' IS 39 51 110,000 1 1 Caram's Creek ll Imr 1 faa i 1 1%009 40 ' Oo're Copper 100,000 5 1 Colonial bold CaPialra l4 6 7 350,100 St. Copper Miners of Eng. all 85 95 11,000 25 Do. Pref. 71 permit. ill 8 91 pm 70,0;0 & Each auatrallanCoppe all 1 1 4i, 100,011 5 Great Nugpt Veto all 1 11 pm 30,01.6 10 lie: era' all 1 19 71,000 1 Grand Duchy of Baden all Par IPs 11.011 3 Great Polgooth lll 1 II pm' , 100,00 C I Lake Bathurst all 1 die par ' 60,00' I Liberty / 0a 9,00 , 3 1.11411111 50,000 1 Loutlookaaa!iforc Geld Quarts Crushing Go.. all 4 100,100 1 Marlaulta 50,000 11 Maletaketls.mairicar 9 71 11 6.,600 1 New taaaada 200,000 1 Motion Monde 0+,701'.` . II Port PkWp I 1 pm 11 60,080 1 Quarts Rock all pa , . snm 10,001 SO Mary Iron ...... New r.c7,6 ili SaaWago de Cüba 00,000 1 YOUlti AllStrAian 6.000 10 Illn Croft 13,174 18.301 United Mexican 70.000 I 'Waller 100,000 I 'Welt Granada all 1 ipm t ao . ooo t ! Wrot Mariposa all par 2pm 1 100."09 1 . Yuba MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVINIXO. The stock markets have been riitiierfia&tio-day, chiefly owing to an impression that the Chancellor of the Exchequer's financial project is imperilled by the terms on which the proposed Two-and-a-Half per Cent. stock is to he created. On more mature con sideration of the plan, the conclusion is as we had anticipated, viz., a general approval of this attempt at a commutation of the National Debt, accompanied with strong objection to some of tho details, includ ing more especially the addition of 10 per cent. to the proposed new Two-and-a• Half per Cent. stock. The idea of the Exchequer Bonds bearing a dimi nished rate of interest is much relished, but there is an impression that these bonds might be issued with success at 21 per cent., instead of 21. As the most salient points of the objections to Mr. Gladstone's " Resolutions" have now been mooted, there is at present a disposition to suspend judgment, until his explanations shall have been heard ; as it is noticed that the scheme is not by any means so lucid as to do away with the necessity of more lengthened explanations from its compiler. Business in the funds has been in a measure sus pended, in anticipation of the Chancellor's statement. Consols, after receding to 1001 to finally closed 100'4 to 1 for money and the 13th, and 1001 for May. The rise in the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Stock is fully maintained, the price closing 1031 to Z. The government broker re-appeared as a purchaser, taking a parcel of Reduced Threes at par. Annexed is the official business report :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1001, 1,1; ditto for ac count, 1001, !, I. Three per Cent. Reduced, 991, LONDON COURSE OF EXCIIANGE.-Arazi 8. Tina Pala-e es negotiate,' this day • Bills and M. Money. Antatenlam parS Short 1 Id. i 71515..., itc DI ate. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp Brussels Elamtarg and Altona ~ „ 13nuat 71teld.. 13mes. 8 @eh S. Petersburg per ruble , 371 pence ... 574 pence Paris per a: Sh ort Mfr. 03e. ... 25fr. 74e. Ditto „ 3 Moutha2afr. 25e. ... 25fr. ?Oa blarreilles 2sfr. 271 e. ... 251 r. 30e. ” . FrunSfort-on.the-Maito per £lO P ,, 1201. kr. ... 1200. kr. Vienna (effcctive) per t „ 110. 3 kr. ... 1111. 6 kr. Trieste Madrid per dollar „ 601 penes ... 50 pence Cadiz „ „ 501 pence ... SOI penes Bilbao ........ „ SO pence ... 491 pease e, -_ -___ 491 pence ... 49i peace M pence ... 49i peon be pence ... 491 peso, SO pence „.. 49/ peace 294. 9e. ... 30k. O. 251 r. 30. ... 231 r. 350. INTOeIO6I. •• Malaga ..... Gibraltar Leghorn Gem* Naples per Zest : 4ii - p;n7; ... ill Venee relerms....„ per ounce ~ 1211 pence ... lilt penes Mewing ........... —. ~ _ „ 1Z peace ... 124: peace Lieooe ...... -....per rano PP day' date pence .. 534 pence oppein .. „.... ............ ~ ~ pence ... 33i Dense New York THIS DAY—Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market remains much the same as yesterday. The debate in the House of Commons of last night almost exclusively ergagcs attention. Consols have ranged between 1001 and 1001, and aro now quoted 1001 to 1 for money and the 13th. The Three per Cent. Itedueed mark 991 to 100; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1034 to 1; Long Annuities, 6; Bank Stock, 225; Exchequer Bills are a shade better, with business at par to is. prem.; India Bonds, mark 415., 475., and 48s. prem. Foreign stocks remain rm, without change in price, and with only a very restricted business. Russian Fives mark 1181 ; Portuguese Fours, 401 to 41; Turkish scrip, 21 prem.; Swedish, 11 die. ' • Dutch Fours, 97 ex div.; Peruvian Deferred, 64; Buenos Ayrean, GO; Mexican, 271 to 28; Danish Fives, 106. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady with a good demand from the trade. Town Tallow is quoted 445. 9d., nttt cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 455. 3d. ; April and May, 455. to 43r. 3d. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 4.55. 6d. to 455. thl. MARKET AVRUAOP.9.—Town rnllow , 475. 3d ; Fat by ditto, 2s. 61d. ; Yellow Russian, 465. 6d. ; melted Stuff 319.9 d.; rough ditto, 225. Od. ; Tallow Graves, Its. ; good Dregs, 6s. SMITHFIELD HAY NIARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a dull trade at the following quotations : Prime meadow Hay. 85s. to 958. ; inferior, 721. to 80... ; Itowen, 4:ei. to 60s. ; Clover, old, 955. to 1055.; second cut, 751. to 955. ; Straw. 30s. to 355. COVENT-GARDEN.—THIS DAY. The supplies of Vegetables are still no more than sufficient for the demand. New Hothouse Grapes are getting plen tiful, and hale fallen considerably in price. Pine Apples have not altered since our last report. Forced Straw berries fetch from le. to 2s. an ounce. Cob and other Nuts bring fair prices. The supply from the Con tinent of Green Peas new Potatoes, Horn Carrots, Aspara gus, Radishes, Globe Artichokes, and Lettuce., is still considerable, and the various articles are generally excellent in quality. Both Scakale and Rhubarb are pretty abun dant. Potatoes are dear. Mudirosms are scarce. Cut flowers eonAist of Hyacinths, Primulas, Early Tulips, Roses, Cyclamens, Mignonette, Cinerarias, and Camellias. METALS.—Mr. Moate's Circular states that the Scotch pig iron market hu shown a few symptoms of in cl., aced activity since last week, but the price has receded the last day or two, and we quote 535. mixed numbers, cash. fire on board in Glasgow. Speller has been very quiet, and we quota a reduction of about 105. per ton. Tin has been lowered 61. per tun. Capper has then in rather less demand. Lead quiet. Tin plates are also easier. Coke way be bought at 265. 6d. APOTHECARIES' lial.L.—Names of gentlemen who pasted their czaminAtion in the science and practice of medicine, and receired certificates to practise, on Thursday, Aprit 7, 18-13:—Chiales Sedgwick, Maidstone ; Joseph Ilayslou Ward, Epsom; Maurice Griffith Evans, Blaengen, Carmarthenshire; Samuel Cardoso, Austral:id ; Thomas Lee is, Clandilo, Carmarthenshire ; S:adc James Baker, F prr lliisfard, Oxon; Arthur Edwin Temple Lengliurst, Kirkby Mallory, Leicestershire; Thomas Alexander Moore, Freston, Lanedshire ; William Edward Wedge Vaughan Crewe; Ildrrisun, Gargrave, Yorkshire; Charles ilemin:orr, imbolton, Hants: Entirrt Ili oil i , Como, Ital ; David Augustus Martin Talbot, Wraeall, Somerset ; Irederiek William reentry, Bleat, neer Bridgewater.