The Express. — London, England, 1853-04-07 00:00:00

T,.....,:„...........•,•,,, .• -G. -1e4 . ......-- ... . .1 2- Zs••••-..... .e . .... e.....- ...)- - - -,-..r -lelt- . 0114.- '..---- '..-.< a. .••• --- - - . / ' • • . ..,/ • . . • T V- bt avf . prt%s. Na 2,087.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1853. ...--- - tNYNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, BRIT e --,- ACCOUCHEMENT OF HER SHARE LISTS. VoltaltiN RAILWAY!" , to-a measure which ' so. t, Prinescstreet, Bon, ......... io I S sateen arid Rotterdam 1 iMs Ilstahlished Aus.l, 1687. ---- 5 3 Selgiso bins= amnia I a carried sueceufullj. s ,,,, mrso d by mend Act of Parliament. 4 Viet, eap. 9. MAJESTY. WEDNIELLT EvstrlNO. Si ro m a m m a ank g summa ill i l l relent appear to be h , "",,,,,,_ret ISMICKT ALEXANDER , Blackheath Perk. The railway market exhibited a greatly improved in ,le ogler alemessi .. 2 11 pm proposed bonds would si'• ADvANTAtAti Oli THIS INSTITUTION. appearunce to-day. It is seen that the consequence : i n , e t" Ne nooo inson meeew:- - - :i 1 , Mr 1 / ~, . ~..4( rain of premium, espalally adap:ed to the of 20 years, and wouli 4 ' -` ..i . 1.. ‘" or 0,14. BIRTH OF A PRINCE, a the carrying out of the financial project imputed ee l 1 Ds. tolomleie .4II P. is of the unfunded debt, et:roc • -""'.... .o.4eby hall the premium my is payable to the Chancellor of the Exchequer would be a de- •I i Pr" WI" Peninnla - 1 4 li :. 7 I µ....::”.,t ...iv, Se le lend Junleur of Pear denier of having cud ar- - -1?" '''''' "*"*".;',. at may or at death If mann previously. cidcd appreciation of sound railwa_y securities , and se t ts. 0,,w 5it ...3 I I l P a Cenadajliere. # #pm be created if the gc ~., 1... ,14 ter. e u a BUCKINOHAM-PALACE, Aran. 7. the " bears" have taken fright. Purchases 4.)-day ..; De. meta (lady. -- • ea,,ammit Seam °gam the mows d basis. sively acceded to,-t „„,,,,,i ~.1 wined in life, by enuring an to This day, at a quarter-past one o'clock, the Queen were very numerous, and during the greater part ** ' Deme•Pee e e . 3 e . " -r "' t --- -„ rt-at • `", ~.• ri me/bath, and to to mkt will a son . I.• .3 Luneburg .. a mote period, and pc owsw , '"• 'd m tam her ISth year of ego. was safely delivered of a Prince. of the day there wee a steady advance, especially in ir to Do. iltailwayi : : 4 ei ....., b , :,,t, .ro 414 the speculative stocks, the market finally closing at : : Da too nki . - - - : le stances. It appears, I There were present on the occasion, in her Ma- must be founded upoi BRITANNIA IIL'TCAL LIFE ASSOCIATION. its best point. le I Da 6 pee eL Frie;1•1; Fir ve nature of the goverot p.p....ma by Mr Mayeshy's Royal tutees Patent. jesty's room, his Royal Highness Prince Albert, Dr. 20 7 Lyms sad Inditorrueso 9 II pm • 1..„., nor Meta. Locock, and Mrs. Lilly, the monthly nurse. In the THIS DAY.-Two o'CLorx. 26 74 legrap ... .. a its ow posed to be issued-1 • - 44 ,„ p.,,,,te.i. al molts altar be !sawn sauna pp- A great rise hu taken place to-day in the railway gl io i td . o al ' U te Mg " - - - - tached-would omit; r ' 7 t ' ~i 53 to tee table selected. adjoining apartment, besides the other medical IrCh i ' '-' - me One meths' dilleresse of seem & Lem (with to.) 74 71 market, consequent upon the announcement of the m 1, oe. no.tez wenn) .. s a 74 rsition between th me: ~... nis. lBBB4 " et / a alla ' attendants (Sir James Clark and Dr. Fer n), „„„iferasUO on inn. un y you/abbe; the Chancellor of the Exchequer's new financial project. Is l° nin th , " of Plum- ... ut an traded , and Exchequei H.. • ~.,, . t I resnitiMl being liquidated auto( the profits. were her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, the so te l Do. hole $ per m. sou intended that the bot ---' wa resent westing on the 21th Apr% 1632, a radiation In many of the leading stocks the rise amounts to (kw R. a Amiss she 14 IS " we - . • rocs men in the Mittel year's magma ma all pant. Lady in Waiting on the Queen, and the following b e t ween t wo and thre e end altho ug hat IS an Norwegian Trunk Probi 111 9 e , 4 4t4A• per cen t ., able at the expiratiot ~.,...4.11' • ....n. o ffi cers of state and Lords of the Privy Council, viz.: the present moment the top priests of the morning are r e I,', Lens sad 14ese '"'" " 171 11 311 " 1 i bably be found that t a slw , .f PO erten is attendance daily at Welsch. The Earl of Aberdeen, Earl Granville, the Duke ofd °Meer .„ .. 421 4 not maintained, the prevalent toes is yet one of so Sise Poetised .. 41 42 s a - - 4 ; ,, w Armed in every one admitted is Pie pansy.le ' A earls mid I itl; bead/n: d i i p l eiy t i h r e ng e guaran expiration teesrate ga t 11 a:Prolate trommerstad In all awes for the reports. Norfolk, the Duke of Wellington, the Duke of New- great buoyancy- Guaranteed stocks are also look- to 1 „. tio.con , - et:: 11 po 14 1 ip..tett 0 up. - - e ---- se Old. i 4 ■ 1 14. (NITOAL.) castle, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Marquis of NI! el Quebro libbased .. I Ipm tee 1 I ere. Gann Swim Tabs with Partleipation la l Leitch lines are all higher , and foreign shares are to e• am" ems Hesse -le 2 1 Il''' d f P. ' hello, after Sens Teeny Payments. Breadalbsne, the Duke of Argyll, Viscount Palmeri :4 gel •of 11.9.1 aw. / generally better. s ! 2 Regal beedlll - - years hence, the ;II N ' m memo steer ti 9 1 4 _____ _ _. _ ton, and the Lord Chancellor. cusses AND STOCKS UNCIIIANANTIND NI 4 Do. Si "ONE . Prefer. - - power to effect som Ha? snow mind Sall- j Ousr- - to the nation. She Premium Teaft wen Clenel Plum Meets." se 4 leathern rd hew 44 -4 spa ' i I V "' sr. 4 A P' pn, he. Pm. el I Pd. Renwen. is greatly to be hope .. .tt.t Edna TeMbear. V ler bra• bY. timer Isdhllerip vivre mender ed I slim nelem. .$1 all Wet Plawlsre 4# 54 the other arrangeme Too. tie- II le 4I tw as hria4=lNlS . si et Si t • • Do. Si per Oast Probe. i den per lions — the parties -1 ....._.— eto ie warn. of Prams _.. 94 10 pea IS g.... 1 Ss. d. T Ibliais.d.ts..l.B4.l. THIS DAY. 10 1 Westin of Swltserbad... I 1 pia light of a long Ezell I • 1311 SS 0 17 SI 4 61201 M an Ilowarda. laasaarVana• St lee P 1 10 2 toted 1 ni Me adder a misapprelie OIvII Is 4 , 117 6 I 4 4 , 1 011 4 Si Si elelms,Las..&Onr.Jun. 76 111, Es s, 3 • 6 4 $ •; S 2 7101400115 OLD COURT. Vi at tb.Cbrablirk.slllll43l.o a a to be that the govert si I 4 6 •11 4 0 1611 1 4 •1l 4 11 154 Da Sc. do. 311... 34 74 Es 1001. of the present TI I. R. POSTER, Reollibl Mester. Dues. Si.. berme Etta St. 1., MON 4141 ININS ... 103 105 104 JOINT STOCK BANKS. WAD/LW MANOR. Illesretstry. nowise llischmt, 30, was indicted for the murder of Eliza sc• '''' 31 d•deecem - - • es} 43 1 Id ell 2 d cd 32 al. MEW and Ralylasid .. Ile m ni 1 amine Baleen be given to stockholi Lee, by drowsing her in the Regent's. canal. to al! Omit nod Wa s s ... ... law liki No. I Baru. Paki blase dens SCIVND and WHITE TEETH are act only Isar The prisoner was charged by the coroner's Inquisition SO is Miami Belbstamt.. 1 Ipa 47 rum m y. tads ,. reed arrangement, • re 101114101/ Miner le boa isms, bet they with the offence of manslaughter only. 140 40,y rivisS 1••74 .:: Smeise, teeth, and Abr. little credence. The ....n w o• ! merectetsi t a m - Iss se • Muir WWI ilieloinsbe Mr. Bodkin pr os ecuted. The prisoner was defended by dem Amami ... .. S • 11,5410 i t Australmie iiikowon444 a health awl immvity. AMeekelet 41144044 4 .1.1,4114- /g 7, Parry, 23 al , bet Autism . . I • SI 40400 23 113•04. omit of Asia 5 I i die bib 10 IGhest. Sink et ladle, of success at the gratin e " •• _... l , l " L " tre" °°°"°.._...." 1. ,....,_ •••1 ' The evidence adduced to support the charge against the I: ; 11 , 1 , aft ISIS i e nd 11.. 4.• . 4 la Its eagskinty of il 171 111# 1 5 Asthma, sed Chin 2 I 1 1 pm ,Ilase range just above pi Itirewe noi r t 2 ....,, it y "'" '. *ow e lo w m ot per i od e i =Mt prisoner was entirely of circumstantial character. It m iL % susaa. papa, 233 ; 5.. 15,0 b 20 enelbh. Illsollhh. sad ari a ousts at mese egg 000solkwo. 4w4 talloot i t appeared that the deceased, at the time of her Dese LU. IL) - le II I Amealles Cinetered 10 11 14 we 111 venue of the oountr, asemesew w the enamdbd mem Mem gees et death, which occurred on the 31st of January l ast, was 23 a' Do. dem I sad 0 ditto 71 71 UAW U Lambe DIM of As Lion . Under the ci nub 667 Poi km =a rill• ma ellilla us Isleh '- e " ; . twenty five years old, and it seemed that prior to that day 64. 1m 1 list lasershrie ... -73 73 I tads sod DIM_ nos war.: mat Was la I lalsaatia linallas‘ e lnelLnes and she mad the prisoner had cohabited together for several r . I_ll R. 5 W.I. DMARlem..In 13 37 WO 10 vein Owlets' Due Pries b. et ma Wm Wilt ad Gamow . . 73 73 et Amaralla -.... 124 34 4 p. 114 1 felt that investment r' F''''''"4" . th. kw. sae O A. I=e.rmi'.eseeiris. yen " lass and wire . hut shortly before the re I °7 Shabora ad Peebles. - - 1 be:e..le MEND anon 24.00 26 (Mental Burt = all lei 354 le 2 2 1 in more or less affected. day mentiosed they had separated, and it was represented f it . in 30,06t0 3 Royal AustenL 77 ' 77ar4.45'41.:...11"."1 aa 111. Plimi" 121.11"118".. that the had either married or formed an illicit gem"l4P"th•D"°` . 33 SS that the measure is w 0... -ece se them awl by ekendere sail peetsome.se. its ahopt. Is lostettoshri 41 63 i adroit Imsert. Co. I lEs par semeeties with another woman, and the deceased went to Si. tee Gems Sorbets . ili $34 I s 4 1 11,16 e 113 Soul& amine& live at Portland•towu, and occasionally visited at the house St. 1410 Da s, meek ..47 43 AM 26 Odom ef Amtrak alt 774 704 711 I changes of a c of her mother. It appeared that in the afternoon of the IL 1 • r , I" Ili 1 9 1 01 1 „_.• ;fl, W I 124 640:11, . Do. riew a most important day is question, the deceased, who had been sent out upon ;7 Ica ; dna , ssui Z a ' " .. I "`' .. lie ' ll 92 14 1# SI II burdens. The ill . ""..e ' arp -1 / A• a tha,.A I , some errand by her mother , met • Mrs. Hermitage, who 13 II 'tam soma gamea .. el 72 1 MIBCSLLANEOUS. ISCELLANEO US. • resides in Prattetrem, Camden-town , and asked her to 30 all LaasarawalliOWllllS .. 92 94 ' • I INRICINNIIIBise--- :_.' 1 '-' I ii ' //11 n : . •-• - - t r t i i I 44 .11; al aeciompay bar to dad out the prisoner, and, after making 161 ttll Do. 111,40 —.. i 2 1145 fin 1 77 some immune*, they at length found hint engaged at his work : 1 , 6 ; ~... god T 154 76 6 54 dl . es • mum at • budding in Margaret -emus. Osfortstreet• 42 ,12 Tr.. m os ma g i a l ss af of ~ TM phew kdt rre week, end head de deemed and Mrs. so e n l as i e n el eb ee . .. Ig 133 llm a i i i Hasmilege peseeseed es tbe hems el the War, where they Iti Ili Land= end Mbiwal - Isi ee W same lea , tad fa the seems el Nes seeming they wire le s twourermi sestmwe t i pea 1 =lby Mr. Hermitage, the heriser e and an the parties ill. a_ o liCielltiffitsuacE Caw 10$• Mt 1 imn quantity of drink ligadar, sad the deceased 2 7 'T; 4 7 2 00 2. A u " nee a nog, _sad prosottl tho rheum to do the same. They d 6 120 1 311# li 2A 3pm 141 lo l DealedOileilMe - II IA „ users at Ms Nos le le On the lout friendly terms, an sa too t, e s ee I s e se e s .w oo t er , we ht he& meat away tog Sher, MA phew carrying a basket, in to 111 Ds. AN ... ... . II 4 dis whisk sews ef this workbag fief were contained, and the 40 24 De„ MIS ... ... 4 II dis dosonesii • small perealosnlnlaing some articles of 22 all _llinernedmetE Wert lei 11 clethlee SDI a yards of snerioo. It was proved that 7... 1 4 .. 4""1""7,4,...."5"22.2.52. 294 i; 52 1 ICI 31 110 i Clams they have, in the fl Na •• •I th•c""""°- Pd I na " Bad " . debe any attempt at a _ _l, I „..._ yeterday. to-day. 10,M0 1110 Amending AbL... $5 $7 100 100 121,71: 113. Brit. Amt. Lead all 11 li pa I Do. Fetterman-. ell - - 120,000 6 Pcolbv.l44.&lllta. ell 6# 14 11/ i ImiLOM I noulishAuaLlavert all 1I 1 pei 21 12,700 13 9. Artrallan lAnd IS Si 33 321 - 111,1160 156, Vas Dissisa's Lad 19 111 In SS 11 MINES. Immense sums in c held on trust accost rarely, or never, I gaudy government dui= that if they the new bonds of a actually afloat, not . o secured to the natio lion of the rate of WEDNESDAY Evnienee. amount of stock that . shay the primmer end the dues. ed went to two public- flu 45 334,13,3,34. Valor s, s den The English mining share market continues fairly at par would be pro; Memo when they had more ligase, and about eleven o'clock et fil e moms . ~ 7 741 76 14 7 44 supported, with a moderate business doing. The case of trust ascot IMPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHIN(I , they wen reed is the neighbourhood of the Regent's Canal, St. tile Do. 110“S:anii DMily 43 44 inquiry, however, appears to be chiefly for progru- lion of the rate C sho stwil 0,4044 WED NowNo4.-.IAMEi COOK% THRES In Amilicle- strut Is alellanellE that thin le a tithe' °a ss 11 Ilaa ' ° " aal * "7.l * - - - - , se•Eue4Cli POLISHED statioo.use ARABIAN BED. house ailed the Regalia le tide Neese, by the side o which ,-,-, tno t - :- T. I s sive mines. Dividend shares in most cases main- whole debt of th MD. lieddistr. Cabliwie lleqae• 114"14'0111. and UO/ 4134117 7 theme le a pone which hers dews to the canal, and at m a m a g u a m a'M 33 lain their quotations. The sales to-day include: acquiesced in. It i r eelexim - annlIPT°N MU SE , n ear le . C 11441.441.11411 7" the tin met owed a penes mead Wilson, who happened 2; Is IllemportMa=aid 3 I - dm Devon Great Consols, at 466 ; West Caradon, 300, accounts will not be IMUITURIDGE. Eatimates gives, rad a lista piers sent pot to is t o th e ga rden of m u & ro u e, h ear d a mad as thoug h se 7 0, 1 , 11 ass s ss 31 1 0 1 w. 3 10 ; South Caradoe, 220, 230 ; South Frances, .bonds, as the arena some person wee drowning in the eau", sad at the same 30 an 1 9ews.wie.poidd 6 ;. A 44 e... ums 1921, 197 i; Alfred Consols, 181, 19; Trehane, 271, consist in having th Mt. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, mum " • aan I PP eared ." "- e ". ° "/ .."' 7 . ••• all the is 13 Do. rear ''' - - - - 29; West Treasury, 151, 171; Herodsfoot, 181 ; names, the agnate jj Ontario. Midoesoiirml. and Ortemi • la. mak; tos pat. away f rom t h e an d . no insineatately ran to the se 32 . 4 .. t.„ cbu iii se ij a V e 35 21 532 lava a = P eed met a run whose he ezpressed a hebef to be the a . 100 " •P.m swam . 344 334 _., .. .. 33 1 West Ding Dong , 14, 15; Trebarvah, 101, 111 ; before a transfer ca WHAT TO RAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. pedeseer, bet whom tur could not identify positively, coming 16 14 North des , Ns 1. .. - -di Tamar Consols, 41, I ; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 10,11 ; calved. This is one u. tower& Id and on his inquiring what was the matter, S all Do, IA Desill 4 - - Tokenbu, 9, 10; Pen y Gelli, 321, 34 ; Gonamena , Bills are never held LICIIIIIII TO TOl7llO W. this prom said that • woman had throw. herself or had 1 1 , Dta _ 3l Owirenwird - 4 -_,„_db Di Isl 15 ;Bedford United, 101, / ;Linares, 121,1 ; Spearne out that the bonds felled hito t he water. An alarm wail given, and the man re en North w w e er•- 4 1 ••• HOE TO BR SAPPY. al Consols, 101, 4; Great Bryn, 1; South Tamar, 71; a floating security y re. got away, beta polieboorntable who was on duty in the le 10 Neetlissit IL Wesemslase M Si pm MORAL ANTI 'STEGALL INJOYMINT OP EFL neighbo•rhood swan positively that he met the prisoner, so. lb Ozbest, Wens. & Rehre. 52 14 2XI i4l East Tamar, 388...395.; Ilingston Downs, 5; Bo- pante*, such as sem v. who was drama in the way described by the other wit• b. too :se : OMNI ». ... PI 100 d ringdoa Coosols, 31 • Wheal Zion, 5 • Wheal changing character ON SPECIAL DISUSES. sees.., stoke in a direction away from the Regalia public. st. : 00 WSW .. .. SI 63 „ Robins, 41; Trebell Googols, 1; Whe a l Wrey, 2} ; tee, and the eimplic w. Tag DiSTITCIII2I OF MARRIAGE LIPS 11111111111 Jed before the alum was raised. The body of the '2 l- : a; . s. lam b 81,18 2 2 :r w .2mA S 4 es . 2 6 West Wheal Alfred. 31; Devon and Courtney, 11; fact, a security of tl ' , IL nelheteeMe dessased was eventually got out of the water, 7,7 " i '""" Cwm Darren, 13s. 6d., 14s. • ; Rorriogton, - 11, 1 ; require. They were DISIAIII3 or wines's. beads, weesmie deed, sethit was observed that the parcel 22f so m am m as , gal oo g ialliard wo wwo -.. .."' 4144, she hall bees einryler in the morning, and which contained Di5e.11.1664 .. IS 10 Wheal Pollard, 1. den reduction of the WART DENANGIUMNIS, 03NOTIZATION, and itimout- ante made that she had redeemed, was missing. It ap- 134 all 210.11abes .. „. ... 9 to In sympathy with the other departments of the viously almost the e NOUN. =dot dories tho evening the prisoner had told the 29 10 ' Da thwestre - .. 14 IS Stock Exchange, the gold mining share market was place capital liable ta. aso s. that be was monied, and that she said she would „,•• 4 4 ="I" Des - - 2 :1 lig die Itl 11GLIFII, MEI, awl SWIM LAZES. 2 vols.. Is. meds. stronger to-day, and closed with a sensibly improved these, carrying, say en set basso it until she saw the certificate and she then 7, - ,. 1 ,7 0 3 , 2et h 5 m3 . 31 :: "" • 74 A , . 1 7 38 7 1 i :II appearance, although the actual changet in prices fail to be much sou BI:DROPATIIT ; OR, TiiS COLD WATER CURS mid that she would treat him to a pot of beer if she never 20 ss imam ohm „, ".... .. sal Semoxl, A Patrarowser-row; Galvanic 147. riest-etniet: atom, saw him again. When the prisoner was apprehended 10 15 5.5* TabbilibleeDS 124 i ,o I was not very great. Great Nugget Vein improved must have some rea Ili Cole.dll. and MI 4 • 31118314 ^ , mot ILL C11"r1144, S.D. IS, he told the constable that he had parted with the a 4 1 Dien Dm port, n at , storensetesst. wbo may he essosited daily tram 10 tin 5, - l9 2 deceased on the previous night at Mn. Hermitage's 23 all . 11144111 " 6 Nouveau Monde, 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem. ; British wish to invest large mit tin s. and that be saw no more of her ; and on hi s r m o rirwaarell'eauswal)=ter. mail : lel It 118 Australian, 'I., to f prem.; Port Phillip, 1-16 to 3-16 interest would here e being told that she was dead, and that he was charged 2., sit wstsrasd ead Rillii6s . . e9l M prem. ;an d Peel River, 61 to 61 prem. only for a couple of 1 with being concerned in causing the death, he dropped his 3o all 1 Weardied siM SII SI IRELAND. head upon his shoulder and remained perfectly silent for 20 ,IS I West Owntenli ... . 94 9/ National Brazi li an (Cocaes) shares were again change their stock ft some minutes ; and he then drew himself up, end said he io 21e. %labialise ma Orephe cilia par better, eosin 61 to 7. British Iron shares were also actually in their he Destrx, Mims. 8. could clear himself. These were the principal facts proved tail: In s : 1 Y V lm a raftlia liww bather !' 74 76/tui 70 4 better, but • are heavy. Anglo-Mexican the quotations of t Sir Edward Borough, chairman of the Dublin in support of the charge ; but this important fact was also 23 i 115 D2 :a . w . e . p od 1 1 si r si s Mint shares, with 101. paid, mark 51. under the present i Sanitary Amocistion, reported at a meeting of that added, that it • appeared that on the day after the unhappy 41.1101 ;York sad North Mklls•4 $ll Offe Su IMg being detached, bei Wit yesterday, that a reply had just been received • er's wifepawned the deceased lost her li fe, the prison LUG'S LEASED AT FIXED 11114TALn. merino that was in the parcel she was carrying when she e . ,„, „ THIS DAY-Two o'CLocK. their full value or .roe the LortU of the Treasury to the memorial pre- left the house of Mrs. Hermitage with the prisoner, ''' ''''' -eeitherhemehire 1.1 "" e te Undon&S.Weellensi IN 107 The gold mining share market is better to-day, be the same a s I holder was desirous tested a couple of months lance, and supported b y and the whole of the other articles it contained se n ,Iphesese yie l de and the tendency is upwards, although business is Vance of money, he •Oe recommecdation of his excellency the Earl of St. Were aim found at his lodgings. It appeared, how- 0.6.01 toctiolohol . - 321 334 emus relative to the grants for the Dublin ever, in the course of the ease, that the deceased was cub St. fan ustusseweesmoislD quiet. Colonial gold are quoted 21 to 1 prem.; Peel hand over his cou p sided" in the habit of ttingintoziested ; that the night en 23 25 , 2 Pm" 04 a 114 . J 111 133 182 River, 61 to 1 prem.; Ague Fria, 1 5-16 to 1 7 - 16 aospitals= t , i! ed idneP°Bvieitwhisofbothneds coil Whisk this 41114mrrence %pen was very dark and rw , prem.; and Great Nuggets, 2to 21 prem. Their lordship. (he said) absolutely refused to lines to __.. _.._. _._ . n 22 ,,_ no . ,_ __ _ Wiled _,.. finemlleGrestilffeber SU us in very urgent and strusg representstMoe the Lard Lira- M. 4. u . i : WI , a jr - i t a at it ... a ''" ''Y "Y in , au 100 ell Hera. , " lleellllieller - Agricultural, and all - other Australian Land shares, that many parties i very dangerous piece, (mese se U.S.! SM.)- are also fi rmer. Nova Scotia Mining have rallied to 'nut t d e j ral bit" 111.1. ..___.__; awil ' aiwr g' 4l ll l2i bm ...... aid due dtobe a very strong prolssbility that he P 1 .tellegebrlLTeekblehis 111 11$ a date gnat, or even nennimg theini a l a n am. W might have have fallen accidentally into the 13 U :11110188 (Nag) - 13 4 Hi 2 prem. that, if the projec Spa which Lord Eglintoesgevensaset grid theme lll 124 Da. Sim t ars). 27 4 ts, Pat„ cl " l e ono ,„ B e ."'" must be remembere by mated it to be their intended' Sc Wee, gmee. 22 water . 124 itj f mai Clemmolet se Westmorland Lock Hospital S. 1,761 M le MOO/. Mr. Parry addressed the jury, and conten d e d that the perm teseemasern 14 1 18 1 Na men Mum. evidm ur eli er wal t ty no means that than m ais u fflc s ie o n t t b t i o n sati o polt m the tha c r i g u e 1 0 0 :e s UMW redeem (Nam) 114 16i zd yesterday meg. apprehension of a i lyem, thus kaseking off Sweaty per cost. from the grant, ls.sOsst— --- Nermanur the Ist of April, 1861. The sonsequemee of of Wt the fatal a ff air was not the res u lt of MI (lewd ID &AIM • 19 19i r.',.00;) 1 Ails uki •_-_nr». all li 1 1 yen li *Wag Um grant to the hospital in question was, that a l 2 ,_, ,_ ... assn . Aeeemed dig not 12.1 ° ' le all ewe may e etiit 25 27 wow 1 Anglo Amettawa Gold all par 4 was the probable price Sc au frightful demoralisation pre mled is the week- '' dent, a° ''"''' "'•"' ....... ri '.. -. 'y m as tormsee Inc Anglo OMlllowito Unload the greatest inealciency ammonite troops who ber relY lima _ EJIPIL) 21 Si 3 10,0811 10 Austrahnim. 2il/ ~ derable period. [The ease was proceeding wbsa we west to press.] le on mootow mil law 20,900 20 Australia- 6 54 la* ppen to be quartered in Dublin, and which fsets her tellserkt.lt Darl a - - 60,000 1 Auelselhe Dreams *lsm made knows to the Treasury, the government aloneloo,ooo 1 Ammer. Mesbild - use Wass bile those fearful eonseenenom.-The Dean le sn Tomimullfilansen3 peel 30A110 1 An 11011............ all f die per rile Chapel Royal remarked that he lied spokes to Sir UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. timed is Ilast.Coristis 44 44 229,000 I SWIM Askislise Gait all I 4pm tention has beam Tong on the pnvioue evening, who told him that SG all De.AssA bur met. (Sc.) - - 5 9 , 1100 la AMA Ism 13.5 5 $ Quarter per Cent. 1 he had made the best fight he could for the cati- as IP hemesw_ venom Los. 104030 U IlesaLlmp,(bs.ata p.. 144 S 511 much improved in r W i t It l % )ublin, the goveramout w d tersnised to redoes LONDON theme:Berm-Yesterday. the 6th inst., IIiN,WiaLIiIAMBITOSS - - SAO 1111 De.ChasseemlCuists an Of SI ir 11,000 le De. M. Jebel Del Ely IS Se 31 to a Three per Cent Gs pat •eo 1,2.501.....p00t0r m e ese ere ehlved, that aseeee a special meeting of the senate of the London University al 1 11 MO 1 41111741 ....2_ 1111 ).- - -110,0 N I Cum% Omek 4 Per I ern 1854, it stands then pew taawil which was mo d am d by the roust system woo, was held at Somerset-holm, for the ?ernes of *looting •• Ih' I SO as s msa ta on = ...... 142 , 131 11,000 40 Oslnedium ......„..... all 46 45 4M 7 MU Mamas of the weehhease, who wen met out to classical examiner is the place of the late Dr. Jenard, and 34. 1 ,3 0,..43 334313 633 43 3, . 142 131 140,000 3 0.1311 Gold Sc Ishii by the government as servants or is other lc examiner in nellerla Inedina and pharmacy. in Um room I! 1: seethetallielheiretliiiid _,..,.,.__ _,.. NNW. lt 4 7 that this will be chi elplibag, were d anota th a d a t how by wain' in the of the late Mr. Pamirs, both of whoa have died reeently. ts Mr. W01me).....-„. 1 IMa aso,no at. Clew Mime of Ital. all &I 95 U counts, and other ma/me into comae, with these parties. The meeting was very numerously attended. Among those SI 60 Mem nallehnk 5,000 PS Da. 134 M waft all 81 91 pm 10,0te 4 EanikAmbellmOneor all I 14, nature. Railway g present were Lord Mortengli!, the Bishop ot St. Da id's, G. as 2. , 4 4 1 1 : 14 th r a , ria • - i, T s $2l 100, 0 0 I Ores* Inept Vela ell 1 24 pre Si 4 l arge 'IOC'S?? POR TIM IMPROTZSETT OP TIIE Canavan Lewis , E4 ll 4 u * P * B Han 7 Warbllslan . E 7., scion wets &mese ais - e'i . 200 10 Ger seal , all 119 fain degue, ordinar 41, tris or FLAX In iIiSLAND.-Tbe en noels committee Dr. Arnott, Dr. Hodg . and Dr. Mum. O i l o a I to roost trosomus.__. 1124 Itii i 12,010 Grand Mary of Bono MI par i per to rise in demand, 11.5401 Greet Polgestic al! I 11 ms "hay wog hole in Belfast OD 30th of March-Richard ~,,,..."" I Mra ilbeg el Sig." 7l """ ' the "6"." "? tuail i i tendency of the ilusith, Met. D., the Imnied editor of 100,00 c Leto Bathurst all # dis par x nei Esq., Chrome Mil in the chair. The location of the ` Pittnl224ClA IMAMS. 110,0 MI Liberty he ni Destining. of Greek and Roam Aatio 'ties and ameten foe the spring reason was provisionally arranged 7 . 1 .... ° s „ ss s t ys t us t s . 1,,,, . „fl iv •Xj O eorgu St. 1 " 41444131 I 0 . 111 Llama all 114 Ili ad meats. To this vi GUM -To County Cork 3, Tipperary 2,Galway 2,L'bn „I - in - __ r u f u l p, Fag - ~ of (Jura fluvit ' uf. tu thu r n uth a eu uscaner a' el 06 D 07406 No. 2 .0 7 tor Co. - - at. Its mew a Maoist 4 peel .! IN 101 59,b0 LemdonSeallfern. Odd cowrie Croaking Os. an f 1 already responded it 1 Lorry I, Mayo and Sligo 1, Leitrim and Resoommen 2, '-'""" 100,001 Marieulta all i die par withstanding the de tratlo., 1, Wexford 1, Miter 2 ; with Mr. Hazlett to ea- The candidates for the classical examinenhip wen 27 in M. IND Oalsimin SW ... ...' toe tre xd 103 6ad ,iadedise Mr. C. R. Kennedy, Mr. Erskine Rowe, 13 ' 3 C 1111617 11114 11e 9 7 11 m 4 -. 1 154 194 IMMO • 1 IlealembetlLAmelese • c to whole of the report( 11 ", lila, sad the somber to be added to if somenry. f 5,..... um the Rev . D Deuelaate. the Rea, p e e. 8 1. el Omit linil 2 9111 nen I 1 i die " 6 ~ 0(10 Now Grande ..., all 4 i plll , 4181 +. of perenaiel dim wee dump, which had bees Mr. --- e• ' hoar Browne, of Kind's College, and Professor Maine. a _nmel rowing wild is the county Cork. A letter was read Sem mimeos .. -, 6 41 ad ei,ool Pert bilip...- 1 i 4i pm' markets are, as a bo "eg Yr . Jeta e, q Untried', essolleing a sketch Oiroim, APRIL 6.- -Ia a congregation holden this si at amtamtlealtti o eite.cl.l st ti MOO Quids kiii MI par pm t a mee m ama lammed - by hi m morning, being the first day of E aster Term, the following . 1 ! 6 . p.i! , d.b.. (19. 1 _ per Co. 1 3 4 4 1. 10,00 r 30 Rhyme, Ins. all t 4 I meet in prices is no is wa ~ mrse New -.. 'us he mod ha mew, of olosajoi tea owt , degrees were withered, vim.-Hour of Ana : August.. - I,iiiie as Ilentheedetlfte .- l5l 61 74 61 61. ' u lSAtt l lcie t .la i te la .,l l I v. ger e.,N Ct. o 1 I 1 I are 11 pm pembertera Selusbuy, Exeter College ; Montague Earle is v t e tte 4 0. ' Na! 1I" '- 'l,___ 6l " deny. with the labour of four persons. Thu Nutt, Charles Humphrey to ^0 , Do. Newt per OWL Mori I 4 II " 110.00( I nub Aselsolkia an 4 I pin day, and the advan was toormoodoi hi. to have a machine eon- WelbTi Charles Henry Apo 10 So Grof . t -- .. sl eeked nomind Sc rim 11 • fair trial in comparison Cbolmeley Demurs of 21agdalen College ; Robert Hay to .20 Sam.UsioNlbelpercip.Ct 1 isf 41,174 USA United moiling 70.000 1 , Welke ....„ ler par Ipm %Shift The notehims iseented by Mr. M'Bride was Murray , Francis Bernhard, Christ Church ; Rev. John 6' 3 Ildlabargh. Penis, mid 109,000 I !West Granada ...„ ...... MI 1 pm meat broker did not sum at be ..„a,fa a t a me bo as t , sad it was 'image d William Caldieott, scholar, of Jesus College. Bachelor of gi. 100 1 0n Or ts e o a r i timu lill rie s ___Cm ai %•; ..„ 1 4 Lu st us; 5 100,606 I . Wow Urrinsa. all par pm of the sinking fund tetia meg. eke& be slew a lma w ith o th er sea Arts : William Henry Hart, demi of Magdalen College ; ia. 100 Do. 0 n .„, 5 . 22. ser i; it .. *" 1 , 4„W1e 1 'Tuba ... all i pea II le hthosotooststing . Mr. th Kock, the so. Frederick Timms Willie" Wind', clerk , Magdalen Col' , denia - tile at 14 p.'eri. pm 110 its laced by the confirm ter, ye.. b ionm e ee , ,, b a d fr au a trip to Flan. lege; George Mason, New Inn Hall ; William Price, 10 , 14 Do. 41 persist. iorM. 3 4 will have some 600,1 ilisab ee - r - b e ' h a d assa l ow por awn oil mins oa the 1 Mere@ Olivier, Arthur Law Hussey, Herbert Richard du eg GadthoWeetrn(l)ll3hthe Si af MONEY MARKET. the quarter now com e Sib mead. whisk would is eteiled by private indivi. Peel, Christ Church. 60 6 °West braltHantves Spe ef 7 lAII brat Soctrrr roe tna htraoValiaaT OF sue limn or FLAIL IN IZILIIND.—The monthly corataittee &Nat was held is Belfast ea 30th of March—Richard am% Esq., Chrome Hill is the chair. The location of the *masa for the spring seams was provisionally arraoged abilows :—To Comity Cork 3, Tipperary 2,oalway 2,Clar• iaker2 1, Mayo sad Bilge 1, LAteira and RONOMINOII 2, 1, Wexford 1, Ulster 2 ; with Mr. Hulett to so , MI the number to be added to if asesseary. of perennial fiaz was shown, which had been nu crewing wild in the coanty Cork. A letter was read ma kr. John Egan, Limerick, enclosing • sketch d I new smacking meals* invested by him, he stated to be capable of &miss tea eat. am daily, with the labour of four persons. The Wilials• recommended hint to have a machine eon dead, and promised to give it a fair trial in eompu tws ' Id ethers. The machine invented by Mr. 111'Brids was Milto be ready for trial at Belfast, and it was imaged aterits should be fairly tested along with other new INIININIS of snatching machinery. Mr. D• Mock, the so -61/:s deletes instructor, bad returned from • alp to Flan . _• 11, Mien he had contracted for three oil mills ea the fault model, which would be erected by private ladiel nli is Ireland. Attention was drawn to • new nurshise ...wdmaing an scutclasit tow, the invention of MINIM rirt and Garatitt, MCkekkiebrae Yorkshire. a letter Mt shoes was laid befare the emailing. imaiesing a lief Me metal teeth wed ha the pews% The ma chin e ref metal ciliation ammad whib Oboe teetb, sad it was V _ to do its work mask use prillistii thug the .91 1 1ftst termed a "devil." whit* is seessisely' •Illa•Yed •dta purpose. It was lusher tasted to be capable l imi thoroughly sat only the ordinary Ketch mill * b it eo that of the steasesst and dirtiest kind prodused ' llr buldall rocks. sod ta mason it into fibre worth 101 per ton. A geese quantity of this son of watch mill hitherto burnt, as it was found that a* , e 1 had been surceesful in cleaning ' generally adopted in scutchiag light prove of great advantage turned to more profitable se .s that a gentleman had waited deputed by the colonial goyim 1 to this couctry and study the it culture and preparation, with ain Canada. As muml all the 'wren* to him had been freely Onahmillos(Ulesl.9 33l - i De. it (U.) / per Da, de. (71. 17a.) 7 par C Ilast.Ost.tata.,l p5.,1601 q air ft. N 0.2 • Os. Paw 4 pat 0.51. Post ta 11011.0alsa.eirlp rari c:01 I idtabaapy art Danko, 6 Fir ) Itraat Wette 6 st& p.tO I .D pet oat NAN _ Plosits at 1 I(wD 411 WNW. spaa. erf "l 0111116■Wptra(1)11 6 0 Wast.isithat.as 100 G Weak woken. 4 i ti r A MP 100 leredemais 6 Larauldre Mamba .111 Ite pmettleet.. Lent arldallimr.ll prat i IUO ,DlPer4ll66664l•lllpar Ct. 3 ^fraJOlPW44o•67ldrala all I.. lisalhwatspy&Oßl44.l4ll all ' 23 Mes —-- 111r1Likine — Tr400k.. • Da. Niro SDI I t Do. 86 IC all Maryp./t Orlin* pCt f. IC 611.1:aidearaar.Ita..4..t: D ) to Mortals Ditto PielhaeMee_ . ' Do. Oaaremllmi 64 per in 11 all . 11.".11 1 =allog Spa M 6' et., 104 11. earn WOW' 20 all :earth Oftilliair . • et. too Misr{ Waramear, 5,1 wolaar., illf. Ipso ( II 11 Lilt.. ditto dub 4areira.Aßlrea.NawOuas. IS to ay. Ail:boatel (Nor.W. ' 141a.1 • par Oast— . 10 10 Do. 3 per Coat 23 15 , 4 outh Lamm to II Ditto New 10.4 eh South Easters (Beading Ann.? of E 1.0.6 28 al: Sta.Yotkoldreeporst-Oaar' 5 3 thoe,lordithiltenny6p.ct Bt. 1. C Tort. Newominle,k nerve. Ot.t.lordt of kag.putoo. 1? 1 'Ditto Ditto , II Tortkm Si 111 6. 741 103 107 1061 6 NAVAL. 1(0 4 1 j ar ISO 153 Si If poi 10 11 151 151 5 9 01 111 4 !PEI 191 110 Zr ► S t 4 1 : I pm 147 105 sd WIDNISOLT EVIXIIIO. The chief subject of conversation in the City to-day has been the statements current relative to the con templated measure of the government, affecting the national debt, to which we drew attention in our impression of this morning. Nothing fresh has yet transpired on the subject of this reported project for the creation of Treasury Bonds, upon which a dimi nished rate of interest will be guaranteed for twenty years to come, and which will be offered in exchange for the existing Three per Cent. stocks of Great Britain; and in the absence of information as to the conditions on which such bonds would be issued, it is generlly felt that no guiding opinion can be formed. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has announced that on Friday next he will move the resolutions on the subject, prelimi nary to his financial statement, which is fixed for the 18th; and to-morrow (Thursday) he has pro mised that the resolutions referred to shall be in the hands of members. Pending the publication of these official documents, however, it may yet be useful to make reference to the views entertained upon the subject in general City circles. Objections are cer tainly heard to the scheme, just as the late reduc tion of the interest on Exchequer Bills was objected ADMIRALTY, APRIL 6.—APPOMTIIIIENTB.—Master E. ll'llenzie, to Star. Second Masters W. H. Faucher, to Maas, and W. H. Ohms. to logard Foremen of Ship wrights D. Harding, to Woolwich, and H. Saunders, to Mteness. - - _ PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 6.—The Lords of the Ad miralty have given orders for a screw propeller on Griffith.'. patent, to be constructed for the Agamemnon, 91, screw steam-ship, Captain Sir Thomas Maitland, in this harbour. The trim!, of the two-bladed screw on this patent were con cluded yesterday afternoon on board the Fairy, Master Commander Welch, at Stokes's Bay, when the results clearly proved that the two-bladed sere+ has a decided ad vantage ever that of three blades. Griffith.'. two-bladed screw, with which the trials have been made, Is to be retained permanently for the Fairy, in preference to her old screw. The results of the experience of the patent (the screw being manufactured by Messrs. Swayrie and Bovill) on board the Agamemnon will decide the character of propeller to be in future used on hoard the ships of the royal navy. Eleven men belong ing to the Agamemnon returned to that ship this morning from Hasler Hospital, cured. The Isabel, Arctic discovery ship, was towed out of harbour this warning down to Cowes by the African, steamer, where she anchored. The Victory, flag ship, and Neptune, ordinary deiot ship, got up then lower yards and topmasts to-day for the summer. Spa :01 Ili ad Ili 18i 141 11 Pal Pr i pm 251 201 sd 191 20 sd 101 103 a• iP. to—a measure which the ipvernmesit appear to have carried successfullj. The objections generally pre valent appear to be based on the assumption that the proposed bonds would be redeemabl e a t th e exp i rat i on p of 20 years, and would virtually represent an increase of the unfunded debt, and reference is made to the dcn4er of having such a large floating debt as would be created if the government proposal were exten sively acceded to,—this debt being payable at a re mote period, and possibly under adverse circum stances. It appears, however, that this general view must be founded upon a miiapprehension of the real nature of the government proposal. The bonds pro posed to be issued—which would have coupons at tached—would occupy, it may be said, a medium position between the funds, u at present consti tuted, and Exchequer Bills. it surely can never be intended that the bonds in question shall be redeem able at the expiration of the 20 years ? It will pro bably be found that the Chancellor of the Exchequer i simply guarantees that no further reduction shall be made in the rate of interest borne on these bonds until the expiration of the period referred to, the bonds remaining a permanent stock, unless, twenty years hence, the government shall have it in its power to effect some farther arrangement beneficial to the nation. Should this view be correct—and it is greatly to be hoped that such may be the case, as the other arrangement appears open to grave objec tions—the parties -who regard these bonds in the light of a long Exchequer Bill, are simply labouring under a misapprehension. The impression appears to be that the government will offer a 1001. bond for 1001. of the present Three perCent.stock—a report cur rrent in some quarters to the effect that a bonus will be given to stockholders who shall accede to the pre arrangement, meeting with comparati v ely pro posed tteredence. There can be no doubt such a pro posal would come forward with peculiar prospects of success at the present moment, when Consols range just above par, and when the trade and re venue of the country are in so flourishing a condi tion. Under the circumstances the reports in ques tion have produced a profound impression, as it is felt that investments of every description must be more or less affected. A strong impression prevails that the measure is brought forward as a " feeler" prior to the prosecution of more sweeping financial changes of a character calculated to effect a most important alleviation of our fiscal burdens. The government know well that' it is only . a certain amount of stock that they have, in the first instance, to deal with, in any attempt at a reduction of the national debt. Immense sums in our Three per Cent . stocks are held on trust accounts of various descriptions, and rarely, or never, come upon the market •, conse quently government may shrewdly come to the con clan= that if they can effect an absorption into the new bonds of a considerable amount of the stock actually afloat, not only will an immediate benefit be secured to the nation, but, when a wholesale reduc tion of the rate of interest is decided upon, the amount of stock that would be presented for payment at par would be proportionately diminished, as in the case of trust accounts, it is presumed, the reduc tion of the rate of interest, when applied to the whole debt of the nation, could only be simply acquiesced in. It is assumed, however, that trust accounts will not be transferred to the proposed new bonds, as the essence of trusteeship may be said to consist in having the stock entered in a number of names, the signature of all of which is required before a transfer can be effected or dividends re ceived. This is one of the reasons why Exche quer Bills are never held on trust account. It is pointed out that the bonds would obtain great popularity as a floating security with bankers and public com panies, such as assurance companies, from the un changing character and long duration of the guaran tee, and the simplicity and economy of transfer. In fact, a security of this kind is just what capitalists require. They were made heavy losers by the late sud den reduction of the interest on Exchequer Bills, pre viously almost the only security in which they could place capital liable to sudden call; and bonds like these, carrying, say, 21 percent. interest, could not fail to be much sought after by them, as capitalists must have some readily convertible security. Again, l parties in every , quarter • af the kingdom who might wish to invest large sums of money at a moderate interest would here have the means of doing so, if only for a couple of months. The public who might ex change their stock for bonds would have their security actually in their hands, and could negotiate it, at the quotations of the market, far more easily than under the present system ; whilst the coupons, on being detached, being payable by government at their full value on presentation, would virtually be the same as Bank notes. Indeed, if any holder was desirous of temporarily obtaining an ad vance of money, he might, without expense, either hand over his coupons and get them discounted, or deposit his bonds in the hands of the lender. It is in view of the considerations here touched upon, that many parties in the market express an opinion that, if the project is well carried out, the new bonds would float at a good premium. Consols, it must be remembered, are kept down to par by the apprehension of a reduction in the rate of interest, so that we have in reality no means of estimating the probable price of a British Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Bond guaranteed against reduction for a consi derable period. The general effect of these rumours upon the several markets has been peculiarly favourable. At tention has become directed to the Three-and-se Quarter per Cent stock, which is considered to be much improved in real value, as, after being reduced to a Three per Cent. stock from the 10th October, 1854, it stands then guaranteed against any further reduction for 20 years. It is consequently inferred that this will be the preferable stock for trust ac counts, and other fixed investments of a kindred nature. Railway guaranteed stocks, and, in a cer tain degree, ordinary railway stocks, would be likely to rise in demand, and in its general effect the tendency of the measure would be to eff hence the value of all substantial invest ments. To this view of the case the market has already responded in a rather marked manner, not withstanding the degree of incertitude in which the whole of the reported government arrangements are at present enshrouded. As the dealers in the several markets are, as a body, oversold, a sudden improve ment in prices is not to be wondered at. Consols were remarkably strong throughout the day, and the advance of yesterday afternoon was more than maintained. Although, owing to this being the first day of the new quarter, the govern ment broker did not appear as a purchaser on account of the sinking fund, confidence was further stimu lated by the confirmation of the anticipation that he will have some 600,0001. to invest on this account in the quarter now commenced. The current quotation of Consols was 1001 to 2 for money and the 13th, al though sales were made at 100/- for cash. As trans fers of tho other home stocks are now allowed, the day's business was of a more varied character than of late. In accordance with the view above taken there were numerous purchases in the Thrce-and-a- 1 Quarter per Cent. stock, and the closing price was 102! to a ex atv., there being an indisposition to sell on the pest of some of the dealers in the afternoon. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1001, ; ditto for account, 1001 4. Three per Cent. Reduced, 994, ,ex div. Three -and-a-Quarter per Cents., 102 1 ,, ex div. Long Annuities,lB6o, 5 13-16,6, ex div. Bank Stock, 2241, 224, 225, ex div. Exchequer Bills were a shade worse, and quoted fis. to 10s. prem., for both March and June. India Bonds mark 435. to 48s. prem. In the foreign stock market business was mode rately active. Mexican b on d s were slightly weaker in the morning, ruling at 27i to I, but became stronger later in the day, and finally cloyed 27; to 28, on some good buying. The Spanish Committee's Certificates improved to tt to ti# per cent., confidence being increased by the intelligence from Madrid. The Deferred Threes show no change. Turkish Scrip is also unaltered in value, ruling at 24 to 31 prem. rs's AA. A WAR %MAMA) in SUIS VOA us A - Utsua um. Me las been hitherto burnt, as it was found that no gamiously adopted had been surcemful in cleaning !le nem. Ilium, if generally adopted in scutchieg , the new machine might prove of great advantage emitting the waste to be turned to more profitable ac- t The seirretary reported that a genticinan had waited him who had been deputed by the colonial govern- of Canada to proceed to this couctry and study the Dew premien of Ass culture and preparation, with 'bey to their introduction in Canada. As usual all the isa likely to be of service to him had been freely Mieate,„ l .—Northern WAig. 14 " or TOWN DIALS IN LIVERPOOL.- wrtkly mettiog of the Liverpool town council held the Mayor Samuel Holme, En) presiding, Lithirlaad, Esq., was*appointed receiver of town :he room of *elate Sir T. B. Brancker, Bart. 14 I 14 [THREEPENCE. —. Greek Bonds were in increased demand, and closed 9 to 9). In most other stocks there was a steady business, but an absence of fluctuation. The list of sales is annexed : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1832, 99. Chilian Three per Cents., 82. Dutch Two-and a- Half per Cents., 66; ditto, Four per Cents. Cer tifs., 97, I, 964, 971 ex div. Eqnador Bonds, 5). ' Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825, ex overdue coupons, 81, 9. Mexican Three per Cents., 271, 1, 1 ; ditto, for account, 15th April, 271. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 31 prem. Portuguese Five per Cents., Converted, 1841, 424, 1, 42 ; ditto, Four per Cents., 391, 401. Itussian Five per Cents., 117), 1 • ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101, 103). 'S ' ardinian Five per Cents., 971, 1. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 241, 1; the Committee's Certificates 8, 84, 8) per cent. Venezuela Three-and- a -H a l? per Cents., 391; ditto, Deferred One per Cent., 171. It is stated that the estimates for the new railway from Bordeaux to Lyons amount to 15,000,0001. stew ling for the trunk line, and to no less than 30,000,0001. should various important branches be conssructeiL This will be one of the most important lines in France. Australian Land shares were firmer to-day in sym pathy with other securities. Agriculturals closed 98 to 100, and other storks the same as quoted in the official list. There was a considerable improvement in British American Land shares, which left off 85 to 67. Shares of the newly projected colonial banks remain flat, «hilet the old Australian Bank stocks show no change. Oriental Bank shares were again rather lower. Victoria Dock Shares (41. paid) were done to-day at 64 ; Crystal Palace, 61 ; General Steam Navigation, 301 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 841; Shares of the Berlin Waterworks Com pany were quoted at I to 1 prem. ; Melbourne Docks and Railway, » to 1 prem. ; Royal Danish Railway, 21 to prem. ; Frankfort and Wiesbaden Railway, Ito prem. The market for insurance shares is quiet, but fairly supported. Alliance shares are lower. The present quotations of the market are subjoined :—Albion, 90; Alliance Marine,so ; Atlas,2ll ; British Commercial, 7; Church of England, 31 ; Clerical, Medical, and Gene ral, 20; ; County, 121, ex div.; Crown, 171; Eagle, ; Equity ani Law Life, 55 ; English and Scotch Law Life, 31; European Life, 20 ; Family En dowment, 4 ; General, 5f ; Globe, 150 ; Guar dian, 611; Imperial Life, 191 ; Indemnity Marine, 58 ex div. ; Law Fire, 41; Law Life, 50 ; Legal and General Life, 51 ; London Fire, 281; London Ship, 281; Marine, 22; Medical, Invalid, and General, 3; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 11 ; Na.. tional Loan Fund, 21; National Provincial, 11; Palladium Life, 21 ; Pelican, 45 ; Phoenix, 173; Professional Life. d prem. ; Provident Life, 41 ex div.; Rock Life,Bl ; Royal Exchange. 236 ; Union, 220 ; United Kingdom, 3; Universal Life, 48; Victoria Life, 53. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 1161 to 117 ex div. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocc. The announcement of the proposals of the Chan cellor of the Exchequer has produced an immediate and considerable rise in the funds. In the railway market, also, a great advance has taken place, and generally throughout the Stock Exchange an upward tendency is observable, all secu rities participating in the feeling of confidence. Consols opened 1001 to Z for money, and 100 k to 101 for time, and aro now quoted 1002 to both for cash and account. The 3 per Cent. Reduced mark 99Z to 100= ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103 k to k ; India Stock, 262; Exchequer Bills, Gs. to 10s. prem.; India Bonds, 435. to 48s. prem. Foreign stocks are all better, both speculative and investment securities. Amongst others. Spanish Certificates, Equador, Greek and Peruvian Scrip, are favourably affected, and the rice in Mexican is wall supported. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds mark 88 f ; do. Scrip, 41 prem.; do. Deferred, 64; Spanish Old Threes, 48; ; do. Deferred, 241 to 23; the Certificates, 84 to per cent.; Swedish Loan, 14 dia. ; Venezuela Active, 39k ; Greek, 91' to k ; Granada Deferred, 113 to 4 ; Equador, 6; Mexican, 271 to Z ; Danish Fives, 103; Dutch Fours, 97t to i ex. div. ; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98; to 99. BERLIN, APRIL 4.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Lent. (18,10), 103;; ditto (1832), 1031 ; National Debt. —; Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 1481; Bank Shares, 1091. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SOCIAII.—This article has a dull appearance ; there has not been a public sale, neither has there been an} business of importance done by private contract. COPFEZ.—The public sales are progressing without spirit, but prices are unaltered. _ TEA--The market has a firm appearance, ant a fair amount of business done. Corrox.—The bulk of the small public sales was bought in, Madras, 31 to 41 ; Tinnevalley sold 411 to 41, which was a full Price. NITUATZ OF SODA.-360 bags damaged sold in public sale at 17s. Markets generally have teen dull to.day, and but a sm-11 amount of business done. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade heavy. Prime meadow Hay, Ms. to 955. ; inferior, 72.. to 80s. ; Hoven, 454. to Ms. ; Clover, old, 935. to 1055.; second cut, 80s. to 83 ; Straw. 30s. to 353. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady, without much icilng7ll4 specu lative demand is not so active to-day. Town Tallow is quoted 445., nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 435. March and April, 455., ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 455. Gd. LAUGHABLE JUVENILE TURN-OUT.—The turn-out fever, which is so prevalent at present amongst tke work men of this town, has just commenced to infect the juve nile portion of the community. Oa Wednesday morning last • number of youths, employed aa assistants to the boller-makers in the Victoria engine-works, Kirkdale, con ceiving that them wages, which averaged about 3s. 6d. or 4s. a week, were too small, turned out in a body at the bleakkat hour, and demanded from the manager 51. a week before they resumed work. The notice was premature and unexpected, and the workmen were unable to proceed with their work for want of their assistsnts ; but all this did not operate in favour of the boys, for the manager refused their demands, and in a very short time supplied their places with other lads. In the afternoon the turn-outs assembled at the gate, armed with sticks and stones, fully determined to wreak their vengeance on the young " knobitioks" who had supplanted them. Sorno stones were thrown into the boiler shed, and at one time they made a regular attack. Upo n th e f oreman, h owever, making his apparance with • stick to repel them, they instantly decamped, and escaped detection. At leaving•off ' time the turn-outs again met :it the works, for the purpose of inflict* punishment on the strange lads, and some of the latter had to be escorted home. Yesterday, it was said, a few of the juveniles who " struck " obtained employment elsewhere, and the business at the Victoria engine works was allowed to proceed in its usual course.—Lirerpool Aler. curie. DEPARTURE OF THE UNITED STATES AND CAN %- DIAN MAlL:A.—Yesterday forenoon, shortly before ten o'clock, the United States mail steam-ship Pacific, Captain Nye, sailed from the Mersey for New York with the usJal mails for the United States and British possessions of Nc , rth America, 66 passengers, and a large cargo of merchatrliso on freight. DEATH OF LORD SIiELMERSDAI.E.—We have to record the demise of this ern,rable nobleman, at Lathons House, in his 83rd year. His lordship sat in the House of Commons from 1795 to IS2I, when ho was raised to the peerage. He is succeeded by his grandson Edward, eldest son of the late Hon. Richard Wilbraham, M.P., now in hio 114th year. The Countess of Derby is the youngest daughter. ILLNESS or Mits. H. B. STOWE.—A letter was received in Glasgow on Monday by the agent for the 6:as gow, New York steamer, stating that Mrs. Stowe h. ing very sick and unable to leave her bed, could not taee ravage by that vessel on the 26th. It is more than pro bable that Mrs Stowe will not visit England this season, as it is understood that the objet of her husband's accepting the invitation wAs to attend the approaching May meetings. LONDON DU:HY AND ENNISKILLEN HAILWAy,— Tratfic receipt.: for the week ending April 2, 1853 :—Pas ',Tigers, 1931. is. 1 , 1. ; goods sod mails, M. 19s. Total, 3471. Os 9,1. (34 mike open.) Corresponding week 1852, 2701.65. 11d. (241 miles open.) *4j ~ •