The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-17 00:00:00

_ . • s ~~~r ~~ . .. t 7411- xprieSi A LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1852. [THREEPENCE. THE HUMAN BAHL—ROWLANDS' MA cassis on. I. ju4tyftwessioneablegim ‘ l6l tee iu mertable limes le neenebleg, yreardes. beestaytei tbe Lase LW. la erenike ie , Aves el Whim 1r pee kuly sake; .• arson amereue wberela saw moolles Lee ben vied :=SoW LANUS'r teAdaell, at. bas SS • asee. et keradrel Mir. le Or you& if gibbers. eye. r.., seeekikke. As Waft la Ile tbe ebakee ry auresdally valesemilid. es W = et brsitit bled W al aesba ls.; ear beg ale ele lbe an iamb r wirmi.a Nee O e Led. mai famio Lake el IN. le kw wagV, at les. : sad Moak Ibee sky IL ame*a.--00 repos of sob beak we Uwe wage, la tap Ike% Ileakkle Newer Ma The IMMO WO eggreeed ea Abe beet le dr per weft Mee tilawoeseekka smis mace.—llabl by A. 10,114,1 D ilaKe, SO, Llanaa•priek Laaes.sad by ea Cbseakee sal Ya kima FIFTY THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT MEDI CINE by DU BARRY'S 11EVALLITA ARA.I3ICA FOOD.— nay yeane ladmaribane array Mrs fly.pepris, Mermcere, Mamt wag. ortlystioN, ilatakmey, oprems. MP st Mr Moir* md rammed Do Mirtent ind."—narla Mfr. nartire4 . 7 , , mar D.. Nor Mk. art so. ;1, of dyspepft : Irma the Ilm.dm Lent Sloan de Derim• —. I Mee indeed ea sidenlibe bp year A la sad Wham , pablbeadn. el time lims."—lNDirt ft Dicke. ia esMirre, 1 111.. r 9d.; 2 at Id.; lb., et Ile. ; 171 x. at no. esprr.refined esalny, 10 11. at 33a. ; 3Mat 225.; the 1011. iml 11 lb. eminent are feather of carless me receipt of P.M once Grim liff Dr BARRY and Co., 117, Nee Ravialreel, Loefloa, aks Oramcbarcli.etrert. and 40, lA, 40111 M. • . A .. , .1 i .4 .4 ..„ ~ . %:7 c odeZie:e, ill 01.... • No. 1,788.] ill.------ __-_-_-.----- Cr:sad ALLISON. Patent Pianoforte Ilaadactorrn, 42 awl 71, ltosialreer, removed Iron and Ikea rest. PIAPOPOSTIR or tba art wort- hy OALV, m(lt, rd MOO% riONI. Irtrosesto si. MPS Old OS hare (newly to new) t . to mold at • ma- mmalian.. vecor-babal Pi Er various mtkers at Orr deuce ts ....._...---- way he Obit 4. with so zt ereari.y : 7- . .a.„,_ _ 2At attract I ~.- "X , - • ' tain Or %f t Orrin • - - worts r .. . • '. t K A T ' s . \ Kretzse 4 , • ! 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Ardesa line wit Me, WM} Moo early odd XI hem F ll erru merLr Ilea amide O. awl 11 mien *Or At with 'a.— Leg., tntoi J. B. T At el ft . Ica Tb "it; Asd , Coat Al Al APih Al Stor Ai Al sea beidi A Pow Oa? Cl. ai Pip A A A A A 66 I a. tw sr, FA to to re do hi 6 th di of U • • '""'e" ei I si. 0 1 ha CRICKET. ARRANGEMENTS FOR TEE WEEK. Tura DAT. At Lord's.—Two select elevens of the Mt ylobate Club, with two bowlers on each side. The respective elevens will coedit of Lord Dupplin's side—Thehlerquis of Worcester, Lord Dupplie, B. Buckley, Eq., A. Buckley, Esq., W. Christie, Esq., A. Haygartb, Eq., A. Hialeah, Esq., Major Maitland, 0. D. Ponber, Esq , Woody, and —Adams. girl of Darnley 's side—Earl of Darnley, Earl of Wis teria+, Lord Bingham, F. Bathurst, Req., F. Berkley, E.g., J. Yard Buller, Esq., R. Kynaston, Esq., 8. Smith, Esq., B. Tower, Esq., Dean, and —Nixon. At Northampton Anna Oround.—The City Club (opening di g Shefileld.—The Eleven of England v. Fourteen of iarkshire. The rider will be thu composed :—The Ellen : N. Felix, Am.; A. Myna, EN.; Mickley, Bos. Cesar, Caffra, Clark, May, Hillier, Martingsll, and Parr. Yorkshire : M. J. Ellison, EN. ; R. F. Skelton, Esq. ; Anderson, Armitage, 0. Berry, J. Berry, Chattertoo, Coates, A. Crossland, Dakis, Rodpon, Lancaster, &mg- Isn, sad Wright. To•NOULOW. At Sbeillsid.—The ashore match continued. At Croydon.—Cnldoa United Amateurs v. Esher Albion. At King's Head Ground.—Tbs Carton CM T. Fulham. At Buhop'. btortiord.—Magdalaa Coll. Cam. v. Bishop's Stortkid Club. W ZONDSDA T. At Lord's.—l Zingari n. The Guards with Dean. At Sbefgeld.—The above match concluded. At Primrose 11111 Park.—Begent'a Park Club T. Bieck seek Amateurs. At Ilayess.—Amicables T. Bloomfield Club. Try ASDA T. At Cambridge. —Niarylebone Club sad Grosad T. Can bridge University, At Croydon.—Croydas Cannes v. Syclonbant. At Plenum —The Eleven of Busload T. Twaity-two et Pantos and district. The asl,i an tabs as follows :—Tlie Blum —N. Felix, &q, A. Myon, Esq., Bickl.y, Box, Comae, Caffyo, Clark, Os y, llillfer, Kartingell, Parr. Preawa—Baehbouse, Baldwin, G. Baldwin, Brumes, J. Cloche, Dallas, Yaireloch, Crankshaw, Rainfued, J. White side, B. Whiteside, hidgreaves, J. PaloyMuriott, Palmer, Piper, Park, lio n , Panay, Chatteeton,Hunt, Wright. FIIDAT. At the Oval.—Tam Illanied T. the OW* entrey Club. At Cambridge.—Tho above see* crier ass. At Pit-Wis.—The above mufti oullmael. SATURDAY. At Camheidge.—Tle above =stab eeeladad. ♦t Mates.—The shoes mate► sessisatd. ROYAL NAVY AND EMIGRATION. -- 70 TOP SDITOR OP TIN =PIM& 811.—With Menace to the "reserve navy," neatly Blinded to is tin Home of Common. 1 bog to nom that such s form could laa, is dots of rase, eon • lined oat of OUT m cant establishment. est lope is tia mown end disetpliee„ OPIPOWnstOP/I Min really the really et the teals Kingdom, lr egi etiftM eseivemp a mita workhouse far mei seem In Aieieella, wham des am Brant amities atter to beep set Teethe heeres Meth a foto) meld he sat eessll7p h Mai ditsiteltk, oarless' sad popular sae, bat eeasmesiwl s by eilledig se et a large pima of ear menet ISSPIIIIIS eater eessaMmd With lawn sad pese.beemen prime. sal pliesse.-I HAIL. est, VE Loadua, May 6, 1862. Mt RDER AND BUICIDR DT • FAZZOIL--STATTORD, Far IWAT.—Tbs Tillage of fisting Claudkrg m , tilis erseref iy has sting tb. week bees the same O* emettemest dee tossaiits.on of • semi Isserthie wear stedelses • ram farmer named @mobs& Wallet. Ho wee • mm, of about 27 yeses ef age, end it Wahl Me= tha si rt wWesraiser of umelemly hshets. Ho hod bees Ise some La. P , P fl ere his aliesees se a yene ti of the some of ?may Walker, the emphise of •pm bet het poems imple•Tiag of the enignnielttnit, seat et out of the I st This 11.4 the east of semidembly ezeitieg hias. Ii As wane of the week she Mama to lot kehees Mme, ems he smiestested to mew idemieloseh Om Tow ity Is aged at the lases mid sari he owe eel ham, the traihter, at the request of dee melhee, Wes kept upstairs, sway from him. He led mom smremestiss with the soo the, sad the eiresmatemot of set beim Aimed is see "may excited hie ileepeM anger. He them sag oat Sr • alert tame sod returned with a gum in his hest The daughter, disregarding her parents' dined= to Imp est at the way, Caine down stairs to see him, at M Ned bee that he would not hams her. He ikon shed leer whether Se intended to continue the someekteemse est met. She "'bed that her only ohjeetios b his mos his None of 1111, uhrespea he attached up the gam, Nil Ostia it et the eakirturtate girl, suit, t' I will now area yes what I want" The wither screamed, and. getting homes deem, sue e"d4d in pushing him out of the pomp into the road, and isited the door, Ile them ran to the window, nod thrust tls etunle of the gas thumb am of the Pew 5. 11,e mother MA Mil et Il se, Milt the utmost heaths Heel 41,, t me" -at the same Ihenellt urging her ht to run out of the NM. This the ithiltMeri, Alit in her trepidation .mull met 40 01; end, pea u she was prole est of the ram, the rascal doelha,ted the gun, and the .senate lakpell her kft tide just below the hremt. On see i ng her all the fel l* dt map. d , hiking the gun with him. After running sew" SOW hilds, he stopped anal re•lorided the gun, and Ito takin g ~ft hi s .. .smuts " hat, he put a loop of the ribs en " the "bitter, and then placed the mussle under his and so, be pressing his foot on the but &mat/ask dm barged the gun into his head. As may be supposed his ""...h was instantaneous. A coroner's inquiry has bees /.oth Wire, sad the jury gate as their verdict— That tit, de teased girl was murdered by Stephen Walker, sad that he theta destroyed himself while in • state of tent "ll47 insanity." Although of th e same name, they were as related to rah other. Watt OystEsts.—Hetween the 12th of February athoOth of April of thi s y i ar , th e enormou s quantit y 2 . 4 .ooo tubs riorsters (fetching, at 3.. British the tub, rs,.. tom .$ll 19,3:40, went delivered te the userehuots by 1 ter buds, at Gorey. in Jersey —f Nita FINE ARTS. THE ROYAL ACADEMY. (ratan KOTICI.) Courtesy world have prompted VI to giro 'prece dence to the hate artists he hom *Ship is this ex bibiSiie. Om mearrynien are at Meese soli - elks make is the sersogen. But I. moveled we b w end mese them thirteen hundred pies s% ewe m il me sue part in iktrassialsi vlia shed first . the anise of way dries. S. midi dads to main ...n oar repulses bt penmen beam es ft risp in ex planation of war levies se lag to avert to the works of Messrs. Winterhalterr e tesbronwer, and Kretzsehiner. • first-named, it is true, may almost be rened4 es do- among us, and enjoying exalted patomene may supposed exempt from - the snowy dillellenes that _is a stranger. Ills " Fleirinele," like all Ids works— .ad, indeed, most of the weeks ef the seed or which he m , beloars—is marked by good envies, siege enesperooet, II and a rich colour, rather rielleimet is aftweed fredmess sad , dearness, Freakly spokes, eon is emmehlog Medal 1 91 -4 conventional about its Uses weds iamb uedlesesse, a . ` true, but sot the etherisl smilewasse of reel sod- se r seam. His draperies, me peremeteuely Mid ; Is theZ ii: i ts arrangement is ' itif skid le iwta l _ ll6 liiiiitaae • meet et est . lisi - Mr. Wieterhalter's see nether to u elmirirwiedared at than li ldr. Keptuabrouwer's paintings--be bas two la the meant is exhibitive—weer to be the product* of equal learning in U. the theory a Vt, with fewer traces of it to mar their Se rheas inpremiso. His "Chao" has a fine, fresh, =tn. „ rel .11611 of eolooringt is from from the elaborate heaviness ; of Mr. Winterhalifer; and pleases, by the vivacity of the se hunters and their quarry; while the mares of shade are Meal and skilfully intermingled. The " Ruin in this M. Ardennes" is a mamterly composition, and is imbued with IL fine eentimeat, though perhaps the tone of colouring has a t little of that/4mM, we may call it, to which Mr. Winter- pal halter habitually has recourse. 14 Dir. Kreftesalser's episode in the battle of Ferozeshah— Se the death of the physics= of rrinceWaldemiu of Frauds,— SS. is excellent in respect of seenposkies, evinces great know- Ir., ledge of the haw dove. sad is altogether the work of an z. aeseeeplished aide hat the Wear is lurid mad hazy. The lo sties is epees, bat set damp quite beelligible—as in se the ere of the sere trooper on the speciater's right. a When we aware these pictures with the works of Il i ewe scoustrynes by which they are surrounded, we t feel that the modern English school still maintains—not- l e withstanding the elaborate efforts of some expert mental theorists to retrograde—its pro-eminence among its N I M contemporaries for pure, natural, and pluming colour. It M. is a fashion with some to undervalue this eicellenee ; but Le bred up in the old faith of the best Netherlands and Italian ; abode, we can see no excellence in muddy or base colour. se On the other hand, it must be confused that even very in- es. feriae coatinentsl artists evince a much truer sense of what h unstitutes art than many of uur not least distinguished ilt- English pointers. Mere transcripts of pleasing passages in l i Pt nature are, after all, but useful studies in the en of exerts- u *ion—gatherings of ideas to be turned to account by the se artist. So long at the inventive faculty is not brought into play, prompted by the instinctive sense of beauty, and re- Se plated by those fundamental principles which are u 5 indispensable to the harmony of Cting, u the ob- ; . . . ..osce of the laws of thoroUgh is to mu e, the painter an seemly be called en artist. Were It for Is no other reason than the chance it affords oar rising paint- N ers of being made to feel their defieleogy in this respect, the growing practice of admitting foreign artists to coign- " Bute to the Academy's Ezhibitione would be inionte. Mr. Frank Stone ham two very pleasing tittered of his I L own peculiar style—" At the Opera," sad "A Country Girl.' They have a fine firm colour, and sweet mad mint. It is in subjects like them—the still life of humanity ii they may be called—that Mr. Stone is most Oceans. They •" 1 mu the fruits of his own impulses ; in his attempts at 14 Oka tie genre, he appears rather to be trying to do what at saute other has done before him than giving way to hie own N 'aspirations. His scene from " Cyoabeline "le what the 10 lawyers might call " • case in point." Domestic English life in its tranquillity—not the world of poetry—ts the se natural sphere of Mr. Stone ; but it is one in which he may find a rich variety of subjects worthy of his powers. Mr. Webster's pictures have always a charm about them, * thou4h neither his more ambitions " School Play-ground" 111 2, nor his unassuming " A B C " .. (which is better) are quite ; equal to what he has exhibited la falser He, how- st. ever, makes amends by his simply , graceful, and at tender " Portraits of the lhiegliten of F. Yessusg, Eeq." And, having is ear preview anise beta *impelled by • It. masa of duty te 'peek in ingsepnanpiela than pleating of Mr. Frith's "rape sad Lady Mary Wortley Meatague," a sense ofjustiee amp& se le neat te him he the per pose of awarding the peeks dee le ten mall pennies of ladies which he exhibits. They are hes is easter, Ras in vet sentinseat—unobtrusively . the portraits, too, our attention has been fixed two Cook of mil the Kent East indiaman, and "An ") by Mr. Craig, and the portrait of a gesthans by Mr. Cribb. These ate works of modest, unpreemediag, selidl-gi ft ed artists, who, Hallowed fair play by the " Immense "of the iyi academy, us uses to work tUasaven, IMO keg, Into public favour. Mr. W. D. Lissedy Wails sodas like hie original and poetical pineal hen a wild legml ef Bennis which impressed as se deeply lestissr by lb sealealiti Moen so and supernanteel shim Me his manly seat twe seneisits pieces of colour—a "Cyan. sad Iphigeela," and " Diana's le M NOIPhs-" 1 hen an • great number of pleasing landscapes, which E our limits allow us to do little more than catalogue. Mr. 1:1 Hulme's view on the River Linsey, in North Wales, baa a free, airy, fresh feeling about it. Mr. Marshall's " * low Bann is North Wales "—painted, he tells as, ea the 15 spot—is a charming reminiscence of a Vela* object. There is a Ins sun-lit, slumbrous haze In Mr. Leitch'a se " Boat Unload in early morning." Mr. Geniare "Lest . s Load "is mirthful and happy. as beano • honest lase. as Mr. Oekes's "Ford on the Gond" is with gnat breadth aid Wads Mho 1.=121121:14 ty noellestly estaresell sod gistelegfy " VIII= heat se wave." Ka Peers " View 11l the Toss "le gas of the et nest whet wombs ef his pull. Mr. aft Rd moss et the senbees ef the Williams ben sin las pia 04 Wilk bat ef their merits we had sec eggyesessity of 13. Praise one lib* whoa sadder the adagios of the animal lestentisia Mr. Blegases is she entitled to '• peals.he T A M and miasma cases is, es usual, be wildering will the saddled, ef weds it manias. Noe ie w. then esythig ef swift is it, thank seek that is ril.Mr Weise' lien seietaiss ids pawanbieses ; Theahall bee nab a poet aineas is ihwasteriatie saprenies. i esthetes Ile Ni Ada esker. Mr. Senn saki bits • sweetansetal bride (la site), and Mr. Chiba has a A Stifiar ishrer—a ass kw, looking eat Iran a is int/ ef paw Nagler easeekands IMO SOW nemesst. la des& it ie imeassivable tint the Molar/ dash! seellses to =pest sealetees es seasigs their verbs le the din dm. gees Anted so then ; eves the makes ef bash is and s than when they are peeked se singly and aedietleguieh- al is ablyss Sin monis* its their eatae yeas essal estes.3 to m Bs seeks. beweese. to the glean h al ts Wig gins of ssearisseA wan it testy Os leek se the I I 4 e Ike a neasneatie Wadsworth byMr. Wainer, "bilk is hantilsi is iheM sad still awe risk impends,. • The foams ef the post is ehensiskals with Mei Mess ef tree M * raeslbs iseltion am ef its t • sad roney sliseselesi_dselgas mime eginsat deep a and jut seen et the sesame eenteissinaf his pushy. HALT A VILLAGE DESTROYED By Fist.— Yesterday afternoon, between two and three o'clock, a meet disastrous Ire, whisk 101 l hmegnlated a village, took plate at Masinja Cambridgmlies - The village madam (or did esseist) elms leas elreet, matt half • mils in length. The fee Webs set is a plretge et erne sad, and the wind ISlnerie the Mos hem dot lOC the lames rapidly ,pee si tram ewe mg of the phse te the other, conottasing aver Meg is lee mom Oar semi engine was brought to play, ben. owing to the nest of water, was of little am. The statiemassier of the Most Mad= (within a mils of the villa.) bereaderiedy telipaglied for engines from Marsh, end hi the ammo ef as he.. use arrived, and was the 11111111111 sf win abet* half at the Allege. The he. is lee hares. Tow of the sedismie sae ineneeL One or two ffolde were lot sisitteeversd with lasembeli golds of every description, sad, e Manes is a my era/ piano , they will asset likely have Se rearm in this wilier habitaticias en haat or the kinkiest of relief be is gene form afforded them. MOTRIB Paararr.—The Quart at Appeal of Orleans was oaths Illth occupied with the appeal of the Procureur of the Reptablie spinet the dickies of the Cor rectional Tribuwal of llomorestka, is the ems of a man named Cheeses. Chessmen hod boss tried es two &wpm —outrage egoista the eneholle mil&ti. esti the illegal poe tics ol Neefliehhe. The deferlest bed bees aisaitted es the first char., merely s tullen eed BM lbw on the second. Against detriam, as belie hos Whet, the Procures, of the Republic appealed. The Manias is this case was another illustration of the met haft a the pea santry. I:between had persuaded litsedd egg he MB a prophet, sad had formed a religion of his own banded on his own construction of the Scriptures, and would to have not less than 10,000 followers. In his religiose practices, be repudiated a portion of the Christian creed, but adopted others. In medicine, he used only olive all aid water, over which he prayed to render them curative, and distri buted them to his patients, who were nearly 2001 n number at the same time, without any charge. On the appeal, the defendant pleaded his own cause, having • Bible in his hand, from which he made quotations; and there was a but of witnesses to declare that they ad bees cured of grave maladies by his treatment. One woman, however, said that the oil which he had given to her for • friction did her no good, and she ate the remainder of it in her salad. The case went off on technical grounds, by the court declaring itself incompetent to entertain the appeal. RAILWAY& THIS DAT. &miner is slam to day is mot and prim are gammily quoted at Bat fir, dim* midi meow son Meadiema append. Qais d blim Istvela and 1111. Groat Nortiorweb Gust South Weston% M ', ia In mi sot AM ars well at Falai emu little is m ward. maim aliairmois manormanTwom 'ammo. sirmaiv N Abram ... ... Ai rlzt a lMil ." ... U IllibuireM Orallva. 4 IlmarlablOMMlNAL IN S• iSU so CsmoSi'S :: s ost id aria . . 46 IlUliaaug Ildlistl66:: SINIIOOII_ dl AVMS MN 6 . • owl L. D) . . . so won arta ma IlemWlid A.. MAdialli Fab di OM astal4l;TMMissi, . - • ollsbosals 1.4 arm. . im Ss Milia.. %ft ri n un sosin; I Ilarthrts • a Dr. Da. Ilil ierstre larre' perCi WI AM Wept. are. WO WNW* all Esessalis Ohrlkble I Ds Ml* , ISO lassidire sod Yorkair I De. i l iii ire. Wail Nib's - WSW, al Losialatam .. .. II looks owl Dkokera L . UM Lea OW NALL Ss lay lli ~loWalo a Do. Waage ... .. too Latmis s ratb-Watarr ut al Dn. • Laarms yk Lambkins IV . ► an lemb.lb a..aadalabas ilasbjheLkliekaph. 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LOOS LIM AT 114110,EirelrighOokeihi ohm 10311. $O3 Melo • Omni I•Ountifillsis 30 111ar . ,13%11 . 4 me Daisy Gl i. ,MIMOI '1611 •111•101 --regi 1 l W. 1.011 ft liiiiraliahoirs, 89__ wairtetat nilpo= silks - . a Dues 0.0411•020104•14ro 11221611001.T10113114 0 Le lams e a 124 Do. dim 112•160 111 Loan wit 13240.10 1211.0610002 22 DIM Irablers 01114 140.414110.22.0,020 - . • 11000011 O 00 My • 100101 1 1rilor., so 11 Ms 004 ft ‘j lad 11000 11 11•100 00 11100210 10.1111810 .1. 1 i la . 00.0181% pos. se Mr.looo}- SI Wart TAW= pawl le 100 wilts • OSIMV/10181110 . JO Orme 11•001....... li ti Ablidami Ds. 114. - 3. -- ; Per — 111 MO I! Chow owl SWIM mil Daaiseire lo tboril havasba I -- suakiii.ci si do. Pa' Z e : 42.0= 11 b ,. 4 . 4 319 • • 7 4 r . t r i tc. , I Iliethisal isolis(1111.111 I , Il u tl i c kh a t als l . g . tp a l le. l as.ll i :se r :si lit Us 111asball 41 _._ ges.Ne r,„.. I• 8.. .. fi r so: :: ..:1 NO Iblifokkombe.l22l.4p Ct lb Mao inktasse .. 1 SO IkeMs Sawlos— .; • Do.Oomrsoilad So porCt.' Is Iloru Woopootor. sodi Wohow g li. • par cum.! • tiliourikaal/ro.NowCitior." to Chodas(l , lor.W. Min., 0 per Coot— ...I 11 obero. Do". ... . ...1 20 Mouth York. 4 CLOsa. ' I Nosortard Is ... II TOOL, ft•ortMl.ag 1i11r....' (itlitirtil of r-- ----. i Ditto Ditto ?OIZIOW ate Mem 111 111 4 :1 pa 7 9;1 211 21 II II :1 1 : N 141 i 9 LITWOOL. MAT 16.—Tho mama of basinw tram... Jed in one share market ta-dep Poo beta main limited, and prism mostly lower. Leaormbin obi Yorkshire stack, in partioular, has &slimed amoiderably. Tke following are the odes to-dosr.—Bisimodftd, Lanonsidre, end Cheihire, 101 We Astor. sod lildrslaaad), 17/—Cale donfUw9l I 19 I—Mulorattionatim,9l-M—Edinburgh sad , El—lemearldro ski Torimhin, 72t ll laallaaal North Wasters, 12$4 — Ditto (asw 01 p...7zWaked, 111111 --Ditto (sew peat 44 per cent. , par—Mmift British, 71 —North Staffordshire, 61 11-16 . --Soo* Masts= and ver, 211—York sod North Mid land, Sat BIIIIMPINAM. MAT 16.—The market Amid but imam* *wards the close. Bhrewsbegy sad ham A's was dam at 74, 4, North Stalked. closed at 6 , dis.; and Landes and North Westerns, at 1234 4. MANONSITMS, MAT 16.—We have had a drooping market, hat *swim have been to a good amount, with a fair pimpled= la Waal stocks. Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Choreic. hastioa, 1 l d. ; Caledonian, 191, 4, 316 ; Buten oematiss, 9 n. • Edinburgh and Glasgow, 32; Fleetwood P. and W. B . 'J., 147.. d. ; Lancashire and York shire, 7M, 11 Lades and North Western New Quarten, 6 1 p.; Malaream and Birmingham (C Quarters), 2 1-16 IT . r.iptr.:Assattarcliihian„d 6 1 1 i T i rt ahue ; B p astit and Dore _2ll I. Lamm, r Mia , l3.—The market is very heavy to-day, and priors have suffered a decline. Midlands and Lancashire and Yorkshires have given way from 10.. to 121. 6r1., and Leads Northern., 6.. Business has been done at the fol lowing rates :—....mbergatcs, 71 ; Lancashire and York shires, 721; Midlands, 691 sod South Buterns, 211. BRISTOL, MAY 16 .— The market was completely inac tive, with prices ruling lower. 1111•01a0 X.. Sturm Mom MA Was doom 105,050 4 A44 4 1 1/ 14 S i I r . II WAS 20 lauds. —.... IS . lON S 4 i R. 10 Aooo . looa & I I Artratla Trambokl I Au Urfa. all M m MSS AO Illamairraa Das aod Coal all MAO I Wig Amman Oda all Ds bap.(ka. at U. so NM ILM MIS So Do. OreasmaadOdabo . 11,414 N Ds. St. SABIN! by IS SAM 'a Conk all par pa 11 I 1 C" Cti i Ps le E 1.11! Issiaraliaa Omar all 1 dla 44 l e orsuesi;:irsa= LLI 1 1 an sr sll I M Mao .o.ota.C.oa. all 10 looth I Oommalla ... . Wok all 1 Da( MAN DO artiogo &Cabs — >r+l 11045 I Pat UM& I I auk— lir I Milli Auizellas t— UN 10 Croft 1141/4 04141/2 Alaskan ISO " I Mat Malmo. ill t4l dla LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. IS ISj iy laj 7 11 II di lid IN pik es 111 ni - 1,11 Is 4 $ lit 111 JOS i it OS SI . r 73: 7 A di 3 . IS I I i i 1 3 1 123 1 1 V . 4 . 1 S a l . -- es 1 4" ite 34 331 70 10i 1q 1 1 shdie 771 ; 1 1L ai. 71 at. q Ai l i i 2 pm 111 i 20 2 a 17 174 11 11 7 :1 7 4 411 le i 111 II I li 1 a s 1 1 II 346 23 I dis i Ps S :t g e es Se $ d. Is I Ile / 21 he 23 x► ili IS 39 SI N 81 111 i. NI lai •1 94 II 114 411 314 4 pa 11l HP SS4 14 11 141 114 114 is SS as IT 11 0 0 Na n 44 li IL. +N. 901 101* MAIM 11 1 lb& 41 •1 • ill i N H s 1 Id le i lir d , P. i ISS 4A 1 le a p. N las II IL"' I. I 1. 16 " PEI I It Iti ". UN I/ IP 14 las Edis 161 I 7 , 41 I ILWAIIII, 13 If : -6 sla• - 1 .1. 1 - _ :1 Il i I I 23 1 ij a K Is II MID I)::: - !IMP 20 lOW/el I.__ 30 labatlevela.o. 7 I iis7;l7 IFa t Islam , & itinst lading rearraus.. 1! . 4leal Janda. draws ii;isembourit 10 (Bailer) LW (Nag). Ei Mods 4 Dn. An. New 21. i‘smour awl Lmte sll lst. 1.1 per et Bonds (lex L k Makes Air.) 11 ortuss....so Ligussua . yraTo• 1.1 . 00* ••• • SO INA. snel Ortraiss a , earl, .4 ROWS ..• !O r ate: .-tra :. linTre %nab. soul Masse... .. 1.... r• .all ; sys.• r.• G Weston of rtsols... SOUTHWARK POTATO MARILET.—THIS DAY. • COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Since our last report the arrivals, both coastwise and by Eden Main, 15e. 3d.; Wert Hartley, 13e. bd. ; Walls End rad, have been extremely limited, and more money km Riddell, 14s. ; Walls End Haswell, lee. ; Walls End Het- been made of good samples. The following are this day's ton, 10s. ; Walls End Lamhton, 15s. ed. ; Walls Red quotations : —York Regents, 100 s. to 140 s. ; Scotch, 90s. to Stewart's, 16s. ; Walls End Tees, IGe.—Ships at market, 100 - ; Cum and Re de, 70s. to SO, ; Kent and Essex, 90s. 221. I to 11(N.; Wislicash and Cambridge, SOs. to 110 e. MINES. SATV•LDAT EVIININO. A very large business has been done to-day in dividend and other mines. Almost every depart ment dais market has been well sustained, and in the Iseollsbares there has been a very considerable advaseiftbroughout the day. An active business has -Esse in Trebarvab, and at improved prices. Shares Osbert and Clive are also better. In Drake West Wheal Treasury, Kilbricken, • Vale of Towey there were buyers, but no ng. Wheal Edward and West Alfred • ye slightly declined in price. West Ding Ittethellan, Merllyo, Mill Pool, and Trehano Lass beles dealt in freely. Tamar, North Buller, Clash* sad Garreg have all changed bands at eisse gfillia. Speedwell have risen 10s. per share; 11. ; Vale of Toweys, 11. ; Tincrofts, 101.; Oda* fs.; Kilbrickena. 10s. ; MerUyns, 6s. ; Tranneeffis, 65.; Lewis, IL ; Gustavus, nIL • Pen dars, IL In the large shares Details& has ad vasesd AC Devon Consols, 3L ; Rest tPooI, I 2L 10e. ; Croley,l2. The Mowing are to-day r s pikes : Trebarrah, 8,9; Wheal Surprise, 155., 17s. 6d.; West Traemuy, 61, 71; West Ding Deng, 51, 61; Vale of Towey, 28, 28; Tincroft, 11, 122; Cfives, 61, 71; Cubert, 1 1 , 1; Wheal Harriet, 265, 305.; Kilbricken, 6,6; Merllyn, 7,8; Trannack and Seance, 4,5; Lewis, 16, 16; West Alfred Consols, 28, 30; St. Aubyn and Orylls, 10, 11; Drakewalls, 6, 7 ; West Providence, 60, 62 ; Cupid, 111, 121 Tremayne, 23, 24 ; Wheal Arthur, 18,18; Giudavus, 41, 31; Pendarves, 4,5; Speedwell, 81, 71; Mary Ann, 43 t, 461 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 141, 161; Wel lington, 8,7; Trehanc, 6,7; Cook's Kitchen, 4, 3 ; eZlington, 8,9; Nancemellier, 21, 3; Wheal Mary, 8,9; Cathedral. 21, 31; Great Sheba Canals, 61, 61 Garreg, 225. 6d ; Botallack, 115, 125; Bryn tail, 12, 14 ; Devon Consols, 310, 323; East Pool, 85, 95; East Crotty, 125, 135; East Wheal Rose, 320, 330; Perrin St. George, 35, 43. There was little business in the gold mining shares, and scarcely any change in pnces, though rather more steadiness was shown. The chief busi ness was in Agua Friss. The quotations of the non official list are as follows :-Australian Consols, 3-16 to 1-16 dis. ; Royal Australian Mining and Refining, die. to prem. ; Liberty Mining,: 6-16 to 7-16 prem. ; Yuba River, 1-16 to 3.16 prem. ; Gold Im portation, par to 1 prem.; Melbourne, 1 dis. to prem. ; Santiago. were rather firmer, marking 101, but they left off the same as yesterday at 9 to 10. Advises have today been :received from Hobart Town to the 21st January, being considerably later than the dates previously to hand, but the intelli gence from Van Diemen, Land presents no feature of interest. By this route, however, we have Perth (Western Australia) papers of late date, from which it appears that coal had been discovered near Kelm& cott. The discovery took place by accident. A slate quarry was being worked and the men happening to pass through the slate strata came upon the coal im mediately beneath, and penetrated, it is stated, about six feet into the seam. The coal, as yet obtained, was not of particularly good quality, but it was found to burn pretty well, and was expected to im prove as a greater depth is attained. Should the discovery prove as important as is anticipated, it must be regarded as the happiest accident yet known in the history of the colony. The Adelaide journals mention that business in . . shares, loans, and discounts, bad almost r ceased, owing to the excitement occasioned by the news from Melbourne and Sydney. The banks at Adelaide had determined neither to pur chase gold nor make advances upon its shipment. In accordance with instructions issued by the Lieut.- Governor, the gold commiasioners had proceeded into the Mount Lofty ranges,. to visit the locality where the metal was said to exist. A very general feeling of satisfaction has bees excited by the announcement from the Directors of the Sierra Nevada Gold Ores Mining and Crushing Company, that " in consequence of unexpected dif ficulties to carrying out the objects of the Company," the deposits will all be returned in full, without any deduction on account of the heavy expenses in curred. The measure does great honour to the parties concerned. and we trust the example will not be lost sight of by other directorates, should circum stances render the prosecution of their enterprise un advisable. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoes. The transactions in the gold mining shares today have been more lively, and a good amount of busi ness has been done. Ague Fnas have fallen to to prcm. Yuba River shares are in demand at 1-16 to 3-16 prem. Liberty shares are worth 5-16 to 7-16 rem ; Melbourne, die to par. lianbago shares rule at 9 to 10. Nay sp I pr. Is &U ilysi n 13 lee e :1 •• Ili i lel i MI I 1171 Is ti NI 71 7 1 i 111 I II j 11 10 la 114 I 14i I! ,,'' i IV l.le IS II dis :a 4 111 Keg 1 i Si IS 11l ma lei DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY, MAT 17, 1352. nus State of tks Weather at each of the following gluon at Mae o'clock on Saturday Olorniag. The stations arc arranged la order of latitude. Ohne llMae* Naisetet et et Place. - - r Wheel W.l.aatt Prmseera Grath Bohm Candy POSTIREOVit S.W. Gentle Breese Cicadae. Datasnoe B.W. Castle am.. Partially Cloudy Uteruses %%LW. tirade Dream rirtially Ucudy . 06TILYIPT.011 B.W. bine, loath Partially Cloudy Poutarreint Nemeth. • itENWICH L Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Smear W. Home threw Medleys owes ........ B.W. Heath New Partially Moldy ..inortattaa —... B.W. Haute Braes, Partially Cloud, Cartiantea t • 010 VIAL B.W. Gentle Leah Ciondlew Wham' L. Caton Principally Cleat Baas. Mariam S. Strum Breen Partially Clardy S DAT, NOOW. LowM of Wlad. Illtresata el Wlad. THIS Hate al the Washer. LW. Ginnie amen.. Rah. Tb. Mum ham the iloneadaa plane Ail ass meek Um ones to time sr raliestlea an Saturday; they therefore Wiest' the state of the weather on Friday morning at also o'clock. Ammon N.W. 'Sams Brame Heavy Showers Chaare . „. LW. Head Wind me W. DOM errata • entail, Claud: Pena. NallaNafa teem= —... Nem Dream Partially Candy ameele erase Omaha tilaunami N.W. area. Deem Nrtially Cloudy Lamaaraar....—..- LW. Mid MEd Nan Wanev...........- L Ham wean Hata DAILINGTOS LW. Owes au. Sa#l , Unarms . N.W. Meal mast Partially Cloudy - - MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY EYE:CIRO. On this, the lard day of the seek, the absence, as usual, of active operations calculated to sustain the market, has had no effect, Console having actually been done for the account at 991, being .L higher than yesterday, and within 1 of par. The closing quota tion, however, is 991 to I both for cash and the 9th June, or the same as yesterday. The general appear ance of the market was quiet, but the satisfactory chaAteter of the Bank returns contributes to impart confidence. The official business list includes:— Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, 3; ditto, for account, 991, 1, 3. Three per Cent. Reduced, 983, 13, 99. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1003, 01, 1003, 1. Bank Stock, 2193. The Reduced Threes and the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., it will be seen, are higher than for some weeks past, invest ments having offered to a fair amount. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 70s. to 745. prem., but no business is recorded. The June bills are unchanged at 63e. to 661. prem.; and India Bonds, at 81s. to 84e. pron. Business in the foreign bonds was generally quiet. Buenos Ayresn bonds opened more firmly, the price rallying to 74, but the impression was less favourable in the latter part of the day, and the last price marked is only 711. This stock, however, from the small amount offering in the market, is peculiarly liable to fluctuation ; indeed, on many occasions, a margin of no less than 5/. ie nominally current as between buyer and seller. We understand that but little of the stock is to be met with, holders preferring to wait in anticipation of better times. Venezuelan Bonds further receded, the Actives closing at 43, and for Spanish and Mexican the tendency was also rather downward. Ecuador and Granada Bonds remain flat, with little doing. The day's bargains are reported as follows :—Buenos Apes Six per Cents., for account, 28th May, 73, 72, 74, 72, 713. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 611; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 923. Ecuador Bonds, 41. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex December, 1849, coupon, 20; ditto Deferred, 9, 3. Mexican Bonds, 311 ; ditto, for account, 313; ditto, New Three per Cents., 25, 243, 251. Peruvian Actives, 1031 ; ditto Def-rred Three per Cents., 63. Sardinian Five per Cents., 963, 97. Spanish Old Throe per Cents., 473, 461 ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 201, 3. Venezuelan Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 44, 3, 43. Our remarks of yesterday upon Buenos Ayrean Bond affairs, have drawn forth the following letter from a bondholder, which is the more worthy of in sertion as it mentions facts relative to which infor mation has already reached us, though from the ob scurity that appears uniformly to envelope the pro ceeding' of bondholders' committees, intelligence is seldom obtainable from direct sources. The allusion of our correspondent to the despatches that have pro bably been received by the Severn, it is to be hoped, will lead to an announcement of some description from the committee or other official source. We un derstand that the usual trifling monthly remittance of 5,000 dollars has come to hand by the Severn, so that the dividend of 11 per cent. will probably be shortly declared, as it was announced in May last year. TO TNT ZDTPOIL OP TIM DAILY MEWL Bir,—As a holder of the above stock, I was induced to asks o 4 at the committee rooms to scrape up what intelbgesee I 'odd. lam ehiipd, in justice to the can to my that the whale of the correspondence upon the t was at cows *wed before me, one latter oz. oppled, 'is., of Capt. Gore to Mr. Rob e rso n , of Lady Kirk, as it was nuked" ." I glean from it that Mean. Bede. after thu 'medics of Rams most Pm= met set two 'gest% who sense have arrived by this I Wee led, beet a letter of Lied Malmesbury to 1 Mr. billiselem et 106 May that these 'mists every dispe -1 skies ea the pan d the ministry of Dee Vinceats Lopes to do as I believe llefl bides to these sacred claims, left so long in abeyant), under Mee" whilst ChM sad Peru have many Ism lime made ssiisisslsty atrenimesets their cre dits's. The letter et Lewd Melmaehrey is most with important, sad deserves pablkseies, sad I eihsuldi proms@ it will be published hrthwith, as well es Misses of men resent date, if say have anima by the Semi. la the musethae 1 ad vise try bream sufferers to madame portisehrly the said Hiles et Lead Makeralearty, ear Templia Mielater, as well se Me. Mobseesee's ket IsMen to Bums. Ayres. Ile is miss* mucking in the maw I thought it only right to w w mesh injustice to the bondholders and all concerned. Kith slams gratitude fee your vsluable services in this CMOs, I am, Sir, your obedient servant, City, May 16, 1862. A BONDZOLDZIL According to a notice in last night's Gault*, the tables hitherto used by the government for granting annuities upon single lives, and for terms of years, are revoked, and now tables issued in conformity with which annuities will, of course, continue to be granted. Trustees of savings banks and parochial societies are called upon to apply for the new tables. The money market remains fully as easy as last week, but any further reduction in terms can 'comely be expected, as capital has now for some time been quite "a drug" in the market, so far as regards the means of its profitable employment. Meanwhile, the railway companies continue to take 'advantage of the present state of affairs. The terms on which loans on debentures are now received by the companies generally vary from 31 to 4 per cent., being in most eases a very material reduction from the rates pre viously current. The directors of the Bristol and Exeter Railway announce that they are ready to pay off immediately in cash any debentures which bear interest at 5 or 41 per cent., or to grant per petual preference 4 per cent. stock in esehunge fur them, allowing the holders in either case the differ ence of interest. . . . The imports of bullion and specie this week in clude 58,000 ounces of gold by the Statesman from Port Phillip; 12,0001. by the Arctic from New York ; 1,373!. by the Peninsular and Oriental steamer Tagus (of which 2301. was from Gibraltar, 2401. from C ad iz, 9201. from Lisbon, and 1601. from Oporto); and 29,260/. by the Severn from the Brazils. The total value of these imports is about 260,0001. It is also known that parcels of gold coin have come in from the continent, but of thew) we have no return. • The shipments of the precious metals direct from London (for the week ending Thursday) have not been very large, comprising 142,620 ounces of silver and 4,670 ounces of gold, of the aggretrate value of about 64,0001. The account in detail is u follows: Gold coin : To Hamburg, 3,70$ oz. ; to Dunkirk, 230 or.; to Belgium, 80 oz.; to Amsterdam, 100 os. Silver coin : To Rotterdam, 20,620 oz.; to Belgium, 14,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 634 oz. Silver bars: To Itotterdam, 86,000 oz.; to Dunkirk, 18,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 3,366 oz. The shipments from the outports, according to our returns, embrace 40,128/. by the Tay, for the Bra zils; 138,000!. by the screw steamer Chusan, for Australia; and 50,000/. by the Propontis, for the Cape. The total exports from the kingdom arc thus raised to about 282,000/. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by Iforapath's Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,515 miles to be 282,4741., or at the rate of 43/. 10s. per mile per week. The receipts for the corresponding period of last year were 262,2221. on 6,366 miles, or 411. ss. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 20,2521., or 7.72 per cent. in the aggregate amount received ; an increase in the mileage of 149 miles, or 2.32 per cent.; and an increase of 21. ss. in the amount received per mile per week. The aggregate receipts from the Ist of January to the present time are stated at 4,862,7671., against 4,532,945 k in the corresponding period of 1851, being an increase in the nineteen weeks of 329,8221. THIS DAY. Two o'Cr.ocx. The English stock market wears a firm appearance, there being a fair demand for investment. Consols are quoted 991 for money, and 99} to I for account, being rather better than they left off on Saturday. The Reduced Threes mark 981 to 99 ; the New Three and-a-Quarter per Cent., 1001 to 101; Bank Stock, 2201 to 2191. Exchequer Bills, March, 71s. to 74.. prem.; ditto June, 635. to 665. prem. A good deal of activity has sprung up in the foreign stock market, the chief change in prices being in Mexican, Granadan, and Portuguese, which all show • downward tendency. Buenos Ayrean bonds are dull, marking 721 to 71f. Mexican Old Bonds have been dealt in at 311 to ; ditto New, 241 to 1; Peruvian Actives, 1021 to 31; ditto Deferred, 62 to 64 ; PortugueseeFours, 37 to 361; Spanish New Deferred Threes, 201 to 1 ; Venezuelan Actives, 43; Granadan Actives, 201; ditto De ferred, 81. BERLIN, MAY 15.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1021 ; ditto (1852), 102, ; National Debt, 90. Commercial , Marine Society's Premium, Bank Shares, 102. VIENNA, MAY 14.—Five per Cent. Metalliquaa, 95 13-16; New Loan (A), 95 13-16; ditto (B), Four-and-a-Half per Cents. ditto, 841. Bank Shares, 1,278. Exchange on London, 12.24. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets have a steady appearance although they are not active ; a limited humness has beset done in good ordinary native Ceylon, at 41. i. 6d. Corms has an upward tendency; 2,000 bales sold lets ea Saturday. Ts/L.-Large public sales are declared for Thursday. The letters received to-day from China state the quantity shipped up to date was 2,000,0001b5. less than at the cor responding period last year. 11413100.-The sale is progressing briskly at high prices. Marat.e.-Iron: Tne demand has been Rood, and rather higher prices are quoted.-Tin: East India is held firmly at the late advance, but there has not been much done this week • Bence quoted 88s. ; Straits, 861.-Spelter There has been a speculative demand, and prices are 10s. dearer. Copper continues in good demand. (lac-Seal, pale, 311. Os. to 321.; straw, 291. 6s. to 301.; brown, 210. 10e. to 291. ; Sperm ' 861. to 881. Os.; Head matter, 901. to 911. ; Cod, 341. to 341. 10s. ; South Sea, 321.05. to 331. 10s. ; Olive Galipoli, 431. to 44/. Opanish ea st Sicily, 421. to 431. • Pa1m,261. 10s. to 271. 10s. ; Cocoa-nut, 311. to 3111. 10s.; geed, rape, pale, 321. to 321. 10s. ; Linseed, 271..10a... . _ The following sales are advertised for to-morrow; via. :- 240 hbds. West India, 4,500 bags Mauritius, 7,100 bags Bengal and Madras, and 900 bags Penang Sugar ; 450 casks Plantation, 1,800 begs native Ceylon, and 238 bales Mocha Coffee ; 3,000 bags Saltpetre ; 4,100 bags Nitrate of Soda; and 600 boxes of Canna Lignea. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm. The delivery last week was large, and prioes are fully supported. Russians still hold their stocks for higher rates. Town Tallow is quoted 365. 6d. nett; Petersburg Y. C. as this spot, 375. • October to De cember (1862). 375. Pd . to 38e.; on or before the end of Kay, 368.9 d. to 37e. OP TALLOW. 1650. I ISA. lUL Nook 1418 day-- —.Cooke 34,344 ' 34,974 4030 Delivery bat week - 1,411 032 1,291 Do. Iron let Joao Orrin! Wiles* l9l 791 283 Do. tics lit Jose Prko 17. C. Oda day per mt 378. Od, 378.. 4d. 378.0 d. Do. Tam 348. Od. Us. ed. $44. 141. PUBLIC BALL advertised for Friday, May 21:-200 pipes and 100 boxes South American Tallow, 100 casks Australian ditto, and 70 casks South American Grew. MARK.LANE.-THIS DAY. The supply of Eoglish Wheat at market this =arising was only moderate, and the Rae: white Wheat was cleared off early in the day, at the extreme quota tiara of Monday last; the Kentish red Wheat hung en hand, but cannot be quoted cheaper. In foreign Wheat and Flour but little business passed, the rates cur rent last week were however well maintained. English Barley was agree,;4l realised quit. as much money as before. The past week's supply of Oats was mainly from Ire land, the receipts from abroad and eur own coast having been small, this trade was without activity this morning at the prices current on Monday last. Beans and Peas were quite as dear as before. ANIMALS INTO 111NUON MOM 10th MAT to 1141 t MT. Or& 164911 ah. fleatah. kWh. ferelos. Wheat. Nang 913 1160 I 9310 N1 1 061 a 441 lli 1 19110 3606 I Wear. "SU barge* 2,3118 mats; all, OH qrs. Leveed dvadues.—Wboat, 450. ; Beni. 10s. lli ; 11.. 104.; Am 311. ; boaas. ra. ld. ; Pod, Id. aMPERIAL AVER/it:EN. ; VlMat.:llasle7.l (M 117.. 1 Baas.. Peas. April 3 .. ... 41. Id 311, $4 19. 4d,32. 3d SO. 04 no 7d : 10 ... ... 41. 4d 29, 4d 19. 74113 , @digs lld 311, 24 17 .. 1 40. 10 4 129. Id IS. 4 4 .33. 6419, 10d 29. lld 24 ... ... 446 4437 s AI 111. 34 314 7,140 s 34 Ns 24 May 1 ... ... -Os &I U. 6419. al 91. 0470. 04 29s 44 S -. ... 1. lertie 1419. 8430. ad no id 50s 34 2 weeks' AM Aver. INN lid 26111 lA. id 21, lld SO, 121112ia ours,—Wasat. Ilarar. Mete, Ilaa Beam. and lees, in. Prin. April 11, b., H. air 41 / 41 4 =„ 41 1 0010 F. 'l7) 10. 4 . lpril 17, - MARKET.-THIS DAY. We have & shorter supply of Beasts ; the demand is tole rably good, and there is conaktently an advance in price. In a few instances 3s. Bd. is given for some choice Soots. The number of Sheep and Lambs is smaller ; trade is more cheerful, at rather higher rates. Calves are plentiful enough. Inferior kinds see still low; but choice ones, being scarce, are rather dearer. From Germany and Hol land there are 427 Beasts, 790 Sheep, and 149 Calves Spain, 79 Beasts ; 400 from Scotland ; 2,100 frog& Norfolk and Suffolk; and 100 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per Wag °reg. ad.a 4. 1 Tar .lone of etta. a4.a. d Rest ft*. itegtoni. . 3 4 6 Big Das a 1ff.446. Sh 1 • 3 1 Beg trbartaceas ...... 3 2 4 but boar , ro010 dewed gaga, Barg.. 1 • 0 Da do. Riga Ogre. ........ ........ 1 8 4 I Sou eadussocal pri g 00 5 Pig Ito' Pm a lialf-hrear • • • Lamb 1• V, 4 8 6 Mew at oarlist. a 214 : lamp sad lambs. 22460: Oskar. 102 : P• 28.340. Pilllol4 RAILWAT TnA97to.—The following ue the last returns of the groat receipts of the principal Frenelt railways NOITRIMg.—ProIII April 29 to May : Pawners, 265,1431. ; gods. 1178,6811. ; total, 344,17 , 26 f. Itoomt.-1 7 rom May 2 to May 1: Perassigiss, 91.11191. ; goods. 93,144 f.; told, 190, , 63f. riavas.--Prola May 2 to May 1 : Paesengers, 82,411 f.; goods, 42,8414 total, 79,1111. Oauns.—Pros May 3to May 9: Passeugers, 111,8171.; goods, 137,324 t.; total, 235,64 It. Boarmars.—Prom April' 27 to May : Passengers, 56,141(4 go ,1 7 6, 10 41.; total, 133,0431. Vianion.—Prow May, 3 to May 9: Passengers, 49,7081.; rods, ee,int ; total, 14,841. NAllllll.—Pros April 29 to May I Paseeogets. 22,9911.; 99,126(; total, 71.722 i. BTIABIIOIIIO.—Prom April 29 to May 3: PONNIIIVIN 123,261 2 .; goods, 114,10112.; total, 218 439( eats—Pro. April 26 to May 2 : Parngeey 22,11131.; goods. 21,41741.; 81,e17f. Moirreasau.—Prons Atoll 29 to May 3. Passengers, 9,0291. ; goods, 13,9332. ; total. 22,9321. 170 L:zirs. 31.; — ta Yruat al.16 11:7 44 7 r. to May 3;: Paasensera, 184,9621.; goods, WESTIJIN- —Prom May 3 to May 9: ['owning, 66,31.51.; goods, 30,4311.; total, en,lllll.