The Express. — London, England, 1853-04-20 00:00:00

Ttt OITInt%% LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1853. [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. TVESDAV EVENING. The English stock market opened at the advanced closing rates et yes!erday, but became unsteady, and fell per cent., so that yesterday's improvement in iy be said to have been lost. Since the rise of Consols ing prim :-11ungerford, 12; Southwark New' Seven-and-a-Half per Cents., 16; Waterloo, 311; ditto, Old Annuities of 81., 26 ex div.; ditto, New, of 7!., 22! ; Vauxhall, 21. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE. r -THIS DAY. With moderate arrivals of Wheat of home growth, and no overwhelming quantity of Wheat or Flour from abroad, our trade to-day was steady at Monday's quotations. Barley was in short supply, and its value well supported. Oats fully maintained the currency of last market day, and, in some instances, that day's rates were rather exe,,Aled. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies shares range as follows :—British Provincial, 23; Brighton, 16 ; City of London, 125; Continental (third Capital), 671; Great Central, 141; Imperial 831 ex div.; In dependent, 46; London Parliamentary Preference, 24.1 ; Phomix, 28; United General, 20 ; Westiniuster Chartered, 30; ditto, New, 7. . . . - Beans and Peas firm, at former prices. atalV.ll.l3 INTO LONDON F. 011 APUIL 18th to AP7III. 20th. (DP. En.thuh. ota:..t,. loreian. 1120 .... .. 9560 Ber:ey 650 140 1160 t9O 610 Malt ..... 710 Waterworks stocks are thus quoted :—East Lon don, 1251 ; Grand Junction, 69 ; Kent, 841 ; New River Company, 60 ; Southwark and Vauxhall, 90 ; West Middlesex, 110. shares are thus quoted in wd . 60J ;aciil. NIINCING-LANE.--THIS DAY. the official list :—Assum Tea, 101; Auction Mart, 35; Australian Trust, 30 ; Electric Telegraph (A shares, '2Ol. paid), 2li ; Hudson's Bay stock, 220 ; Price's Patent Candle Company, 29 ex div. The subj.,ined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at present prices. To render the results strictly accu rate, the proportion of interest which may have ac crued since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account : Suoia.—The public sale of 7,400 bagsilat;itius went off steadily at yesterday's prices, and all found buyers. The refined market steady; grocery lamps, 4.h. 6d. to 475. 6d. Curers..—The public sal, s, consisting of plantation Cey lon and Mocha, went off with , ,ut spirit, and a considerable portion was bought in. 'Dia.—The public sales, chiefly consisting of green, are progressing ut about previous rates. SALTPETtIe —1,300 bags offered—about AOO sold; refrac tion 61, 275. Gd.; refraction 71 to 8, 265. 6d. lttee.-1,000 bags Coringa were offered, and bought in, 9s. to 9s. 6J. COTTON.—The market is inactive. Int. per cent. Paw. p.r annum. 1001 £2 19 0 100 3 0 0 EPTCllll.—White Pepper sold 94d. to 101.; Nutmegs sold 21.3 d. to 3s. 9d. ; ?dace sold 2s. 18d. to 3s. ; African Ginner sold at 28s. to 275. 6d. Pearl Sago chiefly bought in at 20s. to 21s. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market today it Ft. ady tat sterday's quotationr, viz. :—Town Tallow 465., ni.tt cash ; Peter...ha; g Y.C. on the spot, old, 46a.; new, 471. ; April and M.y, 475. ; Oct. to Dec, (new), 47a. 3d. to 475. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there are great complaints from the Hop diatric•s, stating that in many places the plant has been seriously injured by the late wet season, and that the demand for Hops is again on the increase at late prices. • 't . >•; ? e•" --- ) 4 ," ~... ~.} _ iii... 4 ....... .. .Z. 211.11.• 12 /114. • - 1 11 4 1/ t ...-- TIN 0 . .. i,O 7 B.j , . LONDON, WEDNESDAY E !t A,L.b 111..A,L.Al.ptiagatailoqiewC0iy71c.LON..,I O ENS,.-pLATigt4 vo SHARE LISTS. _____ tO FORZION RAILWAY*. 8 Mena" and Rotterdam 1 1 die ad TIMIDLY EVINIRG. 22 . 4 202 • 31 • M 01 •41 3 1 mot- - - 54 5 11 3 !Mt, st , . est.' .• P:7 • . 13 041 " 1 " "Pori , " in The railway market rather improved in the morn- 20 s, 651112. UPI " 56°6 " I 1 1 ...It stf •he this or ft mond for elates: ein be Ind on mid Sequelimm 121 1 a.. 6100.. 7 . ~,, ~, ~, p e .:, * ,l p .e,...e. limey, °Ng py,sytv ing, but the advance induced sales, and it sub*. 10 10 Noe aed Besancon .. 3 34 pm ..-1111 " .• - not , f. t 1 , ..C.,22 . 1. r.,.tot NO-CJNOCCIINU lea fluently ielapoed, and closed heavily. The reaction L e 4 °01b ,,„„ , 111. ° 17 .°., -- . - I, °I ' 7l. a 7 et:. •••1 • • Meri wet i ti,... cores 25 ter cent. of fort -sem. has partly ansen from the decline in Consols, but so - - 1 - De.. n ls ' tenoket 't ... m • it 11 , I , na -- to - I t ‘ ,l -als .ott 1 1 r ~. t.OO MIA cation to CRIXIOO'.I .nd Pi' ' .4 .' i„ . 0ar,..1111.1., lAINOOff, who elmo sappy slur mainly from a supply from operators who had bought 6 5 Fret Indian 1.2213,42 .• II si s oulins, ...a 3011 INODOILI/U1 Felt kit damp ictila arid Laing for the effect of the government financial statement " I. .1". ' " " " " 4 r"'" . I I 2 P a MI wow ". ~ ~„adse the temperature. 201 IS, li.Weet.•f t`aiania,Share• par Ipm The decline is not material, but the tone was fiat to ~ ~ De. Bonds ;DM DO, is 77 - - „----- RNKS and SON'S MANIFOLD WRITER, the last. Irish lines retain their late improvement, 2 .. 1 3 1Ate ", A44 , 4 , 044 1 ";*! . P .c1 -r7 el , Mt by sr, 3 a letter end ropy. or hum tao to six eoptea way 1* but were less dealt in to-day. Great Northern. are to to uo.titsavovi :.". .. oi oe two ot - une. 114 remade appuratus is ..lways ready t r T firm, and the B stock of this line is especially in de- 111,24141 t I.- -.41111 combines utility, frenemy. mat r ~A di:tun. .it is : : Do. (tam)... ..„,.... 7 . i s, oeen .ed t.• All who write much, and h use rice ,•:ni . .l to mend. 10 I Do. 6 per ot. Preference 1 die par Id ...„.---- ...Mae of 'eters sienuoir , pts insole it, Sc. Prices :In SO 7 Lyons and Meditermenn - Pm .7 - ;i k et s, „ itimpea-e, c.-oplete, note l sire, Ss.; lame note, 7.; THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. Is 7. Reims ...........14 3 pm . ;MT ' lit ' ~; 64" b e e lrn7;: i t, "* .ry, pr . ;,;tro s i.b e de .,, " "c' „,„.. ind li b u t i V The railway market continues heavy, and prices Ali 25 „, /Ari5 ,,,VT 15 .,, - (wit i; u ; . s al st warn, a _ ~..., .. a a...i.• ine - WWI - newspaper otibus, generally show a downward tendency. Caledonian., so 1 2 Do. Do.(ea int:rewt) .. - - ='"'._-. - -- _, London and North-Westerns, South-Easterns, Lan- L e I ,', ' 11 ' .1 ,., 63 ,.,", ° 1 11 °"'''..... ~,- 00 1 37 g r AsE . I KI COMFORT in SHAVINCL-B- and eashire and Yorkshires, and Midlands, besides other - a- --.. fe ;H . : - ft P' 4M r 1 a 5 t. .47:17: 14 15 S. Co • VASS' CASTICII STROP, or Quadrilateral Chinn* . 120„.„ . 2 n , 242 ,.. Am*, ewe t o 7 h, ~,,,,,, tender AI L Th e lines, are lower. Great Northern, remain firm. En- 19 , all Norwegian Trunk Prefer. 9 Ice i s , ~... ,a.Lat R from that ?apt rsiincut surgeon, Mr. Aaum siness is very inanimate. so li. Pane and Lyon. ... . 17 IS pot 28 RI ; 2.1 eerie gal Onean. ... .. 41 421 ad Ray: .. 6.4 10 r . `.. , 4.ll.T..em'dy rap tr i l t l aT h m teh r ert ita :Z ed t " fo . ;',,,"%: l l 4 k i , t ,.. " ' _. Foreign shares of all descriptions are quiet. South- ea ...•• Paris and Bo ...1, .... 424 444 swam ' Si zd Pio e ,no strusbo.ird .i 34 34, ~00. to ear ..4 Instruinents lb, anatomical and surph•al p Eastern of France are better. Dutch Rhenish main- 20 1 i..ris.Cae ,anrlCsati le sirs ' 5 51 oat - 7,„,,,h..,. To 112 2213 . B. emd B. 066 f. 60 . 10 w 014 ". 7 . 1. %ff -- tain their improvement. 151 51 Q robes and Richmond .. 4 1 rim asmehatne . tredue," where thz Strop, ice., may tg obtained, ant ey ea Fence rs az 30. &L. rant, and 9... ed. each. -COW TAU' Omen Poen 71•910 10.457 6 2 Royal nwedlat, faa .;l.tiy tc o, mot Masora. Tooth P,wder and Seintna Powder. Sh. Pd.! Itainwern Yeulesdel- IM M 2 p.m. 10 :C lemurs, mal nem. 9 91 91 - 10 4 De. 94 pm Cost. Prater. - - I j ADIES of DEUCATE COMPLEXION, who /24 ' 22 122 2. 1 = 2 , 2„ .1 " 4 2,... t2 . 2 i. , ITJ 11l MN 141 10 3 south Pagers or trance - - 21 rune :ran iirenre to mold winds, and damp atmos..here, will and fast Junction . I ol s 20 4 isethern of Frame 6 7 pm 20 ts. Cone hells Scalp 1 Mine •I. ... 4,1 magi:lag relief U. the applleation ot Ito tf LAN CaC in al simscas, n boaewe .1 10 les 61 all Wad Handers .. 44 5 41 CALVIN .1:. rel. tape >A mind preparation allays ail irritant*, 31 Ice 5 .„..,,,,,,, ,,,74 .,. , ,,,,,,. Jut. 7 ,, si ta b end tesilmia of the...him-moves etufart. , trediellenrenosta,freckles, 2 . 3 21 „ D , 3.c. 2, ,,,,,..., 2 , e ,„,.,...; 2, ; , 10 I 6 Do. 51 per Cent. Preter.l 1 ths par ,aka, and .mputs a healthy IDA blowing appearanee to tbe corn- 1 3 . mu cm. - 2 .. - ' ;, , .: -- 3 , • 0 1 . - ; lal v .. 212 24 le *war ,t Iren e... I lot 111 pm *aka, m ama, . ieicary mid soft:ow to the hands end arms. Per- b e. l e e a d 0 2 1 2 ,22 auto ... , it .? r 22 1014 e 10 S Meerut of Switaerland I 4 1 clis 119 4 Ilealand ; 2 IMsld i 5mi „,,,,, '2 . epplieetion promotes • tres awl uninterrupted ezer- St. we G e b i d eß i„ .3 . . el 2 , 4 , 64 # 4 ein M M., ....potent lunettes* of the 1.103 OD eiesent.,,! for the 5..0 a m , 4 . 1 1/ 4 3 . ,:; ,4 . 21 ~eo , 111 JOINT STOCK BANKS. mem s.s ..1 health, and the st - ...intu• at and emeinuance of a so all is m k 5 ,,, t 8 .,,, k ,„, ... .. as as . liesatthil c re, '4I:OM. Price 4s. 64. and ki. Cd. per bottle. Caution se u 0 uu 54,44 ty ,,, f430 , 4 ,. , 4 3 pm I , t... 1 -.04 . .......... -.no vr..o:- .•kocrlsede Keying" are on the wrapper, and is alt u o d u. re ,„ . „ .4 " 44 50. Ilbares Lamm Paid. P• lees done a. ROW L. 01) and SON, V,' ilsonas mien, L 0211.12. On the go. Sseli Jurimoa ... .. 11 9 I 1 yesterday. to-day. verement .',oop, eased en each bottle. Sold by them and 0 1 23 M . OM Awdlll . .. 54 31 31 Ehetulats-ad rt.:imams. le all Ditto (gis iZi if.).. i 12,300 ,41 knatra'.niia 8%1 .----- - IS 211 twerp Oeustme ... 11l in oe,000• DI ..lhartd. Dank of Asia 51 4 1 die %11 7 i1011.5 from the COUNTRY.-MECHI'S Os si• mums, ewes ct. - ome... sitiOl ki10)1S, 4, Leadenhallotreen-All persona of taste i ro 1.1 haei nto iciest the , odour and recherche mock of ELEGAN- 1 paw S.U.Sik.) .. 80 It 23 al I W. class B Lad C • ditto 7 71 0,000 20 ;Chart. Bank of India I A' istratm, and Chins 2 / 11 pm 25,000 'ld Ihdbsb, faglsh, Scottish, and I ?I 74 i 1 Australian Chartered 10 11 11 yea 11 1 au: sew ea' lbei .1 by Real, in Lis new chow roomy, 4. Lesilenhali- I .H l °°_„ 1 15 ' 61 1 - 6 ° 04.13176 .- 5. all IL * W.I. Dt...feß:na.ln I 66 67 24040 24 Loudon Musk of Awn street, era . t. • India Douse. Detelmined to take the lead is taste. b e b.,. brou,pd out VOW MO -t ,up,rb end 110211.peciwon. In papier St 100 Vlnhineli and itleagow . 13 11 , trails and India 28,665 25 L „Mu, Chartered Bank me' hf. Hahne dime net:, to Itistilsy them ails .m1'1 , 011 ,1 7 in Itte 10 11 Pallriburgt, ant Peebles -1 - - Mandrake Sneer Pp iim , he has tive.: up a oplendkl Show Scorn, to which St. 100 ,ItAlneurgn, Perth.Ounds.' U SI . Kw' * Ottentil Banit Corpora. all 51 53 et th ato are tic .IfUtli of rang Una moat brilliant epeen et. 100 GIA 6 B OI . a 9 outhWortera 01 6 4 be In me ;.''' ; St. li/0 Urost Nurthera . i 1121 831 831 50,011 e I Soya: Austral. &males , 111 Ms this couivry Van produce. Mold bas Ws best often iti hake ~ .... o ~_ Stoc k "" 1.. .. 111103,41 Impart. Co. 111 die pm e i t mal e ' aid gres.9 men's egiall lL,S. Wall =kalkaae“,, ritia"lasha ' a ltr. r0 . 03 ' 1 t 0. .. It 1: •..... .....,' I;; UT 49 SAN 06 South .. ustralt t overygoiolgimur the toilet awl gretßa W. 108 OLSeetb. sal Mauldin. ; IC9I 1101 Ile 20,1E0 211 Gabe of Austral, et ISO 'Great Western .„ .. 91 92 911 es Do. New.,,,..„ ..--- _ IS 11 DWI Beath Easters .. 4 73 . TtAirrE WOUDELL'B PILLS.-The Best 30 e il .L emm e ee . 3 0 c er i u m ;bi •• IIIISCELLANBOUS. erne Meilkbes.-Wewele* Travialm. sad Entomb. IN till Do. Thad, . ... .. is 131 pm . cLosss , =wow le edam% lira IMAM particalaes end hundreds of St . .co I Laneseldre mul " Yorkstic 765 77# 761 80. I 715. 1 Ithseemansove. Pd , prices I Bedew does swooetworoossuaque or, bos. Tysigued by SORB A I YA„ Ext., 20 16 ' De. PUMA ... ... 45 44 dm ' I ! yesterday.' to-day. ef Dellembal. Iferlimen• fleld 71, at le. ltd., 2..91., sad 14 114 Ds. West Ranee Unless te $., ---.--- 1 lb IA aneb ; and M the 1171balmele Depot, Se, 4km-stmt, Looks. So all ;Leeds Northers ... .. 151 161 16 151 13,000 Pe , tustrallan Aryl.- 30 'Be 111 82 79 11l - 111 111 Lcateneed IlYsimall Ili TH E D A I L Y NHW S. to s Loamseriotaoantosi ti 25 pm 10,000 100, - an Its Company... $2l . -- Loedoe Mulling ram** id. St. 100 =l:tdja 111 me,; AS. Coin 101 205 loo, 100,000: 5 Crystal Palace 3' - - dl i 1,,. pnliti,i (haft, Gt.. , rAILY NEWS Is al tke bred of the Lt. 171 . 100 IS .West.). 1191 120 1193 1 1 130.000; 4 Cryst.PaLof Prance 2, - - Weal Press of unlit Britain, adeoraUse free meameree Mite broadest 22 II Des 11111 he,., ._.; n $ pm 113,71 . I I'S. Brit. Aust. Land all If 11 pm mace, and all s matt sad practical reforms, wbinbar political, social, 70 I D es A• :u a It „ 21 - - et ecclensatical. Sc. ' 100 Lamb= lk Pouthalleasert 901 916 911 901 110,000 5 Peelltivind.2,slin. all .5i61 pm 804 10 Is tho taunt and mine of Its General Never.-le the accuracy or the 22 In De, A* - - - 4 1 3 1 Ma 1.4,01 , ; 1 AcottlrhAust.lnsest all ,1111 Pm 5 4 i Paw Reports. in the amyl; truthful. and tinpLettal diameter of Ita .0 .2 r u 4 ` -- ---. 642 s i-o si I li 31 414 12,700 1 25 - •1. Aurtmlian rand 15 141 50 Pareign Intelligence, and to tht cartel mercantile sad eustmerdal is. ED _,.. 12 15,900'. 100 Van Diemen's [And 2011 20 51 120 brention met deed in the City, Itailway, and Monetary Articles,- 32 32, imahlthe 19 21 Ites raper si uniurpmerd. IP. 11141 11211104bid a lblAnsalmh. 293 301 291 MINES. ll WOWS* . ll. Oft detaltel Mit of is th an any other paper- Ila 41 Da.Man.lilaaM. Cab • ...! 8 die es eulualc.'y early report of nhipmea is the Lads= Pleas by emery 117 -. 100 141141 • 44 ••• - .... - . 4 1 7 5 741 1 TUESDAT 3,12e17442. ereetesd apo. - a nd the °My daily Slimes Depart, with lad of poem 07 .1 1 - 00 Do- ram, smi -----.D.' 66 . 4 -5 45 - ao 471 114.0. •. 1 wt. , 1re1... ... - - Only a very limited business has been done to-do , t. 4 .334 . ............ Igo. Ilbarea Lamm ?aid tr lees dono I- 1 ytaterday. to-dap. --- -- —• 12,300 , 41 kunra'aaia 40,000' 21 ,Thortd. Bank of Asia 61 4 1 dis 0,00 20 ;Cbart. 13:nit of India A mtrutia, and China 2 3 1 1 pm 23,000 th 11140.0, soottiih, and I 1 Australian Chartered 10 11 11 pin 111 13,611111 /6 Loudon Bank of Atm tralla and Lodi, 15,0116 23 L ruhn Cbstiered Bank of Australia 20,550' 00 Oriental Nana Corpora, all 1 Si 53 j 30,0110 I Soya: Austral. Banking ' and 03,11 Impart. Co. 1 If din par 1,410 00 South , ustralt t 20,111111 00 Ballo of Australia 11. ... Do. New........ THE DAILY NEWS. Imedeft 31.1roing Paper, pries M. Ise MOW Ore" the itilLT 21Zirn is at the Mari of the Wei hem et lime ditto, admallag tree examense in its broadest ammt cad all • mimed practical reform. whether political, social, a eardwienialL Is the emelt sod Moe of its General Illemb.-letbe accuracy of in Law arPo eta truttituL and impartial eharaeter of Its Partin Me end in tht mereamilemi commercial in. krontom snot died Is the City, Manley, mod Monetary Ankles,- SI raper DI anommed. It mums MOM detallerl list of ablpoirm than any other paw ls meharier'y early repeal of bbipptn in the ledlea mos by esery wertand ma' -40 the only daily Mime Rem; with Int a! prices, shinned anyaltere. It reldressis tool In fannies, aa being the only paper besides the eynese. main neaten sod has always *settled, from its Mame aCsdsasies aleertlasseatu Its re.. 1. 1 . 40115 e teem le sheers by the last Mora of stamp bind tor the year MO to the Miler ImMot Itewoospers, by Minis it will to seen tb-t this pope (the meow*► by more than limy Teen) 1.0 us eve years Melee ler rime eideet competit ors : EMblished. Memo Mos& Plomm 512,547 Moans. Pon Mourn., liRRALD. DAILY SEWS • The coo , Lsoe.l manatee dam of thle i gtom wing — l; ll e s tb L dte Milos recently esprawil by a am •• TM • DIM :Crum ' is the youn:ort giP 7r3l : the London morniag ppm Pees Ms lest It leek high mewedeled a blsb liheral tome -ro• M ai ag=fl:4lbe hai • and .web di; hich mood tar test el tesi rempeled dela prem sad with the targest =el ithertbiniallint b tit .MMS'—obtalsed by any 11pm, Im pealisel per yea conrimenla with Its monomial To beeeiseeld Treaksalest limplera lathe kingdom ;co at IM pee.ll.lieseamerak IneeMarest, Leedom ire..,_ A I Do. Eati.asilDerby . 47• 1114.0. lest. f(re)... 171. Ditto Hall Ames .. . 4. 101 ittewmarscs . 61 8 4 , De. sa;ask , ii MI 174 SteportA N 74 %awry sod Ilse 111 NI Aewr/Warrogisistklide. N. NO lilsrOdli 1.11 111 I De. Sow II N I Swami Omar UM= N. IN Ikrtb MU* . II 1 14 11arth Diforari mt . T. • sil Do. • • • 4 xDo. • 111.(honatorif N 174 North SOWN SAWN... N at ' falai Ratters IS 10 Ifttbsed S. Westerishise It. NO Nihref, Rom, It Rotor. N. NO roonisli Nara ... N. 'n Ismaili Wised ... N. NO illbrsser. 6 arm, . lit. NO I Do. Lidl.W.Goar. SO 17 II ' Sbarinhar 7 mad Hareford NI s offirs or wirmy ma t blow EllMalla.) I$ el Maim ... N N , So. Orreetry ... 3 N Nrediblio Mikis ... 50 N INN Deno ... ... N. IN INN* Sonora ... ... N N 'Not% Wass ... ... N 111 I NNIS TorkeiLliNverDs -18 • Ditto ditto 15 sll Nosktos & lksw $1 N 7 w- --- 1) 17 31 sil TCESDAT RAINING. Only a very limited business has been done to-day in the market for British Mining Stocks, and if sales were pressed there can he little doubt prices would experience a decline. There is no inquiry for dividend stocks, OA a further reduction in the price of copper is expected to be shortly decided upon by the smelters. In fact, the metal market generally shows a downward tendency. The gold mining share market was rather weaker, from an absence of business. At four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 1I to 2 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 11 to a prem. ; Port Phillip, par to } prem.; British Australian, to prem.; Peel River, 51 to I prom. ; Nugget Vein, 1I to If prem. Yuba River shares are flatter. Shares in the Colonial Copper Companies gene rally maintain their prices. Mexican and South American shares were in increased demand, and marked 81. Imperial Brasilian remain flat, but Na tional Brazilian (Cocaes) rallied. General Mining shares and Great Polgooth were lower. The non-official closing quotations are : —Aus tralasian Coal, 1 dia. to 1 prem.; New South Wales Coal, 1 dis. to par; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, 1 dia. to prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Streaming, par to s prem.; Mel bourne Gold, 1 to 1 per share ; Australian Mutual, 1 dis. to par; Australian Consols, 1 dis. to par; Monarch Gold, 1 dis. to par; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 1, 1 per share ; Worthing (new shared. # to 1 dia. ; Lewis Hill Range, M to 1 die. ; New South Wales Gold, I to prem. ; Gar nett and Moseley, Ito 1 prem.; Golden Mountain, to per share ; La Peruvienne, 1 dis. to 1 prem.; Lake Superior Copper, 1- dis. to 1 prem. ; Cey lon Land and Mining, par to 1 prem. ; Braman Gold, par to 1 prem. ; Feather River Land and Gold, par to prem. ; Gladbach Zinc, 1 to 11 prem. ; Pontgcbaud Silver Lead, par to prem. ; Chalanches Silver, 1 to # prem. ; Cologne Laid, par to prem.; New Linares, par to 1 prem.; South Devon Consols, par tot prem. ; Trio gurtho, Ito prem.; Mizen H, par to prem.; Carberry West, dis. to prem. ; Connemara, par to # prem. ; (Henault:3, 1 dis. to par ; Sulphate of Barytes, 1, Ina. share ; Irish Consols, par to 1 prem.; Perron Wheal Alfred, } to I prem. ; L'Aigle d'Or, 1 dis. to par; Adelaide Land and Gold, Ito I dis. ; Portland Iron, par to Iprem. ; Knoekatrellane Copper, par to !- prem.; Metcalfe Mining Company of Jamaica, 161 to 171 prem.; Jamaica Copper, 5 to 51 prem.; Port Royal and St. Andrew's Copper, 31 to prem. ; Liguanea, 11 to 21 prem.; Brazilian Diamond and Gold, par to 1 prem.; Britannia Gold, fi to 4 per share; Poltimore, 4to rem.; Kenmore, to 1 prem. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc tion, 1 to S prem.: Great Hewes United Tin, par to prem. ; Itespryn Copper, 1 to 1, prom.; Auhin Coal and Iron, 1; prem.; South Cork Copper, 1 dis. to 1 prem. 01 -1 0 1 dim 3 31 Sii $3 IN u 'Lib M 11.. 44 di • SI 24 Si Pa 99 MO 99 Si 73 i 9 17 19 ad si 94 id 13 11 394 111 216 die f 734 76 $6 4 I/ 124 13 4 4 19 J li 31 3 e 13 9j 1 U 23 94 10 4 Elia Par 119 70 74 7 &a 26 21 dO t, 39 TOR ALL VARILIM4 AND ENIORANTI. gust pultliMed (niaM thoutond), moo 75., cloth. illustrc ed. 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(404 SS 2 WILW161.81■ Proo1101)Wpf Opa 6lTarl l. Lou 16 12 1 4 DIM Mon (402) St. ISO &p (Wei to Orme Northern 11t. 1 Do. Ilieurethlltoek 12 9! 4.alltStoffordotdre (Woo Is Mr. M'Clearl) 20 I 30 Itlfoar Veil.,, 6 p. (lewd to eitoettosatUar 23 23 11)itto Ditto Ditto 61. 100 4 , 1 n 6 Scootrart (laaatA I to throat webs) I 4 dig 314 334 1014 1134 at. 100 Aberdeen 5 all Arrantol No. 2, 7 per Ct i • too Brist k Eyler 4per Ct.! 105 101 St. 100 . 0andonlan /110 106 lie IS 15 'Cheater ad Holyhead 19 20 8f 31,Curk rad Barna . tlis 1 Pto 4• all 't Perth, sad Aber , der /manias . t elf 3 4 1 SCltaatesplisa(3l.lo,l4.CL, $4 If 5 Do. do. (IL) 7 per a. 4 7/ 1 ; Do. de. (71.1784 Q. 7 per 1 4 111 pm In Itaat.Oos.late.,3 pa.,Nol li 1 1 pm 64 Onto do. Nat 11 2 „ 10 - 10 , Do. New 6 per Cyst ntont, 141 13f 10 50 Ilitet.llalre.flap i g e h e :p.l2 , 1111 181 ; lidlaborgb. and Demise, per t 31 31 /ILI 100 Omet Nerthaes perOent! 128 129 M. 100 Do. 5 per art. Scrip, liw j deassable at la pet. pen 113 113 ISiO ' 5 Do. 44 percent. scrip . Of 01.3111fateastr(1)111glothe a OWarlikeillanteenSpc , St. 100 0t.W.4. redeem. p.et.l et. 100 Ditto Werewolf/a twor et 16 6 Lan...shire itTatim.lf 4361 St. ItO Ditto 6 reamtlirek St. lOe Lon—% 11110.011mA1 0711. St. HO 1000PrekrolialS para.! 10 ' 3 D-e.i.3olthWanOon.Thirdei 114 all Londonderry &Haler. Inh 124 all 7tEoeLk./eb i 25 25 Maa.Seztrlitline.6as.3o l , 10 . 1 Do. New 110 11f' all ManT.ar t6 44 Ct.! It. 100 ADdlawlConr.Pr.3o.l:i.c, Ill' 70 1 111: I ?realest* Vorloll Extanalna :al De.Guanudeed Sf pare' all Do.WoreneyialbyO pin 10 . 4 Do. Debentures St. Ino North Pritlot 10 all North Staffordshire /t.; too (rata.. Wcrita ier, age' teole ., rr„fls. 41per(Sat, 11 It tto ditto ditto 2 21 pen e ofirrit?.&Thrm.NniaGr r.' 101 111 IS 111 Swarm* Cheeter(Nor.M per Cent.. Ina ad ad 10 NI Do. 5 per Oret 23 tree Davos 10 lfj Ditto New let all South Cyders (EtiZad . I At of 11.0.6 9Bl WI • all 'lloLVak.birelperct.Oasr 100 100 11 I Waaerforldlulttaany6pet 1 Ms Ipm M. MO I Newcastle,is was.; 01..eurth W fre.pizati. 1 , 2 104 17 II Mine Ding 10 11. 117mitIliN.1114.1LI&Pureit par Ipm SI 61 71 81 le6 leB 102 104 i 413 Ps 131 1:3 131 134 Pi 4 pat 14 11 111 131 4_ 1;1 Ili 6 i Pco Pi ISO i t Pal 109 111 'u IRELAND. DUBLIN, Aram 19. The good people of Dublin, on rubbing their eyes this morning, after their night's slumbers, find an announcement, conveyed by electric telegraph, and printed here in eery large letters, staring them in the (see with the news that the income tax is forth with to be introduced into Ireland. It is to be hoped, however, that the benefits conferred by the new budget specially upon this country, and those of which they will participate in common with their fellow-subjects of Englund, will reconcile them to the otherwise unwelcome intelligence. The struggle in Athlone comes on earlier than was anticipated, as the nomination will take place to morrow (Wednesday), and the polling on Friday. It appears now a settled matter that Mr. Keogh is to have no opponent but Mr. Norton; and, as I have already repeatedly said, the latter has no earthly chance of success. Mr. 1. Wallace, proprietor of the Aiiy/o-Cal(, convicted of publishing in his paper a libel upon the 31st Regiment, with reference to the Six mile Bridge affair, appeared in the Court of Queen's Bench yesterday to receive judgment. Mr. Fitz gibbon, Q.C., having read an affidavit in mitigation of punishment, the judges retired to consider their sentence, and after more than an hour's consultation returned into court, and directed the traverser to sp. pear again on Thursday. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, APRIL lIL—APPOINTMENTS.—CIerks F. T. Itsbins, to Illustrious; and T. Ltradbridge, to Win chafer. CANADIAN MAIL PACK Ets.—The Post-office autho titles have jailed the following notice :—A line of mail Packets eateilished under a contract made by the govern ment of Canada, is about to commence runnir.g between Liverpool and Quebec. Mails will be made up for convey- Sete by these contract packets, and such correspondence Will he forwarded by them as may be specially addressed "By Canadian Mail-Packet." The postage upon letters oat by these packets will he—ls. for a letter not exceeding bait as ounce in weight ; 2s. for a letter (seceding half sa ounce sad not exceeding one ounce, and so on, according to the scale for charging inland letters; and such letters May ha paid in advance, or forwarded unpaid, at the option of the sender. Upon books, the rate of postage of—G.J. for • Rw.ket out exceeding half a pound in weight ; Is. for a peeler tweeedieu half • pound and not eiteeed , ng one rrti. and 90 on, will be chargeable. Newsparri will be ••• "rPeature• Books awl newsp-Ipers as well as letters, hatead4 to be sent hy these vessels must be specially ad elm(' " By Canadian Mail racket." THIS DAY—Two o'CLocK. The gold mining share market is very quiet, and the absence of business has a depressing effect upon prices, which are in several instances rather cheaper. Colonial Gold mark 1Z to 2 prem. Peel Rivers, after falling to 41 to 5 pm., are now quoted 41, to 51 pm. Australian Agriculturals have been sold as low as 79, and are now quoted 80 to 82. Australian Land shares generally are flat. Cooing BINIII,II NO. , 4.1 re Num. Pal wises Anne .yesterday. to-thy. -- — 1.a.„00 , 1 1 Ago Vila 2 ll 1 1 1 1 pm —_ 30,000 ; 1 Anglo Australian Gold all par 4pm 1/ 10c,i6 , ~. kne.n Cal.k.rmen .... n' , 11 ~ 10,Cile 10 tot , ralme.o 3 4 I .. 0, , .r , 29 atistr,:lan 3 41 5 6000( I tortralian Cordillera all 1 Ipm 100,009 1 koatraltau 1:Imola 5%0C• 1 I .tre Maria 204400. t Seit'At AustraUsa Goli all 1 4pm 20,0:4 20 &it All trop 10,400 35 1 ira.,...let. 'stoma% $1.14 241 St 4 43.0.1.. .111 Da. Caeassand Cr.:ala all Sf 51 11,9e0 ..-. Do. ht. legs,. lad 3411 IS 10 31 :pyr: , 1 rlkreou's CN ea ..... 12,000 4., Cobra NE*, 110,000 II Colonial GM 14 1 1 1 21 pm 32; f 380,4110 St. Copps? Miners et lug. el. 75 83 um, 13 Lk,. Pt,:. 7,, meant. all 81 ai pa. ropte I YAK ' ~, ~ a r. , ., Come, all 11 1i di, 102,0,4 2 Great Nugget Vela__ all 14 11 pa 31 1%61r IS rig. eral 12,04 e 1 Grand Duchy of Flaw all IPt ILIW4 7 Great Polgonth aU 1 P:r 3 4 100,00 r I lake Bathurst .... ail 4WA i 611,1 , 7 t I I.'. ...I ty 261 3 Laurie 340 - 1 1 !,m 4onS:Ciltorn. Odd t. usri • Cnniderro.. all t 1 109,090 1 1 tlans•iita "so* la liezumaisith.aamarlas 9 11 41 011 01,4 1 1 1 New Gra, da 43.1.0er I Nassau M....ta _ a 11 If p 11 50,006 10 NOVA SOltil MALI sal Owner Molting I 11 11 pr 61 :10 , ,08 0 II Pert ridft. I pit ipm go; we 1 to .rts hock .....-. all ps. lam 111,10a' 30 Slummy bea......... sll 03 , T . Data 11e. ...... • • 7„. )1 4abti2podeesBa..44.44. PI 6 1 7 4 30,4 0 I keda A astra:ian koex , ie ni , i.r.tt 411.174 KI.BI G .. ait& :attics& ....... all a 61 70,950 1 Waller ......„ 10 par fUm 11 IMOD 1 West Granada --...... AI plr 1 pr. 010,41,0 1 4.1 24.1(C0R all put 4 pr. 10%411 1 Tubs ...................... all 1 Ipa die ii ii 75 81 ea I 2 9 59i 4 $2 64 14 150 id 32j 33 In 114 46 57 r/i tee 14 1.4 is :7 toi f :1 11 2& 81 Ha 1117 64 66 149 151 149 11l 1133 13 Int a Ili 12 1 Si 103 4 above par, money stock, as is usually the case at so high a range, has been more freely supplied ; and to-day, perhaps partly in connexion with a less easy position of the money market, these sales were re sumed. Sanguine operators, who bought in antici pation of a peculiarly brilliant financial statement from the Chancellor of the Exchequer, finding the market stationary on the publication of the Budget, have also been realising, but it would not be correct to interpret the decline in the funds, although following so closely on the ministerial financial state ment, as an expression of dissatisfaction in commer cial and monetary circles. Ou the contrary, the budget, as a whole, is viewed with favoar by these classes as a masterly production, conceived in a pecu liarly comprehensive and free-trade spirit, but it is felt that the praiseworthy boldness with which the Chancellor of the Exchequer lays his hand upon a great number of interests of high importance involves the future course of the government in some uncer tainty. Whilst the reffitsstow or reduction of the duties on soap, tea, and many minor articles, the ex tension of the income tax to Ireland, and of the legacy duty to landed property, are regarded with almost unalloyed satisfaction, it is yet feared that some difficulties may impede the progress of the measure. At the present moment, it may further be remarked, not one, but two financial schemes, each of great magnitude, and Infecting more or less directly the position of the fundholder, are in suspense. Should either of these meet with anything like an adverse decision on the part of parliament, a situation of considerable gravity would arise. It thus happens that, chilst there is every disposition to hope that the government may be allowed to pur sue a temperate course without being unfairly em barrassed by a factious opposition, monied and com mercial 113011 scarcely venture on the first promulga tion of the ministerial propositions to feel perfect indifference as to the future. Consols were first quoted 1001 to 1 for money, and 1001 to 101 for the 12th May ; but sales were made as low as 1001 for cash, the closing quotation being 1001 to 4, and 1001 to 1 respectively. The govern ment broker re-appeared as a purchaser, taking a parcel of Reduced Threes at par. The official busi ness report includes :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 1001„ 4 ; ditto, for account, 1001„ 101, 1001. Three per Cents. Reduced, 991, 1001, 991, 1, 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 1,, 1, t. Long Annuities, 1800, 6 ; ditto 30 years, 1859, 6/ ; ditto 1800, 6 3-16. Bank Stock, 2201, 220. India Stock, 262. South Sea Old An' s., 99. The market for Exchequer Bills is rather duller. The June bills were douo at ss. to 9s. prem.; and the March at 45. prem. Foreign stocks were without animation, but prices are well supported, and several descriptions show an upward tendency. Spanish securities were generally firm, but the Deferred stock closed not quite so good, at 241 to Z. The Certificates, after rising to 71 to 2, left off 71 to 71 per cent. Mexican Bonds were firm at 281 to 1. Peruvian Deferred was rather better, on purchases. It is in contemplation to convert these bonds into an immediate Three per Cent. stock. The Four-and-a-Half per Cent. stock of this state is also firm. Grenadian stocks are better supported, the Active Bonds ruling at 231 to 24. Ecuador Bonds are looking up. Sales are recorded as follows: Belgian Four-and -a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 1001 (ex change, 25f.) Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1004 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 991, 100, 991. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 661, 1, 1 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 94 9. Ecuador Bonds, 64, 6/. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex De.. 184% coupon, 24, 231 ; ditto Deterred, 11b I. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825; cx overdue coupons, 81. Mexican Three per Cents., 281, ; ditto for account, 28th April, 281. Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Bonds, 89 ; ditto Scrip, 31, 4 prem. ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 671, 67. Porta guese Four per Cents., 401, 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481; ditto New Deferred Three per . ! Cents., 241; the Committee's Certificates, 71, 7, 71 , percent. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 381. The amount of the precious metals shipped on board the Indus, which will leave Southampton for Alexandria to-morrow (Wednesday), is 83,3901., of which 33,100!. is in gold and 30,290/. in silver. The destination of this sum is as follows, viz.: For Malta, gold, 2,90411.; for Alexandria, gold, 40,600!.; for Bombay, silver, 9,8001. ; for Ceylon, gold, 1,6001.; for Madras, gold, 2,100/., and silver, 9901.; for Cal cutta, silver, 17,0001.; for Penang, silver, 3001.; and for Singapore, silver , 2,0001. Australian Agricultural shares were very heavy, and left off only 80 to 83. These shares, and those of the Peel River Company, still suffer from the late active speculation for a rise, now suspended for fur ther advice% with a surplus of floating stock on the market. British American Land fell to 80 to 82. South Australian Land closed 49 to 61; Scottish Australian Investment, 11 to 1/ prem., and other Land shares the same as quoted in the official list. Most of the Aus tralian Banks were flat, and South Australian fell 1/. Shares of the Bank of British North Amelica have been done at 62; London and Westminster Bank, 334 • Provincial Bank of Ireland, 48 1; Union Bank of L ondon, 18 ; London Docks, 120 ; General Steam Navigation ; General Screw Steam Shipping (121. paid), 101, 111 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 83; ditto, (251. paid), 461; Submarine Telegraph (11. paid), 1. Shares of the Grand Central Railway of France after reaching 21, closed 21 to 24 prem.; Grand Trunk of Canada left off 11 to 11 prem. ; Berlin Waterworks, 1 to 1 prem. •, North of Spain Railway, par to 1 prem. ; Melbourne Docks and Railway, par toy prem.; Royal Danish Railway, 3 to 34 prem. There was but little alteration in the market for foreign exchanges to-day, but on the chief continental places the tendency of prices was downwards. Paris, at short, was generally done at 25.021; Hamburg, three months, at 13.71 to 13.8; and Amsterdam, three months, at 11.181. The inquiry for hills on the abovementioned markets continues, as well as for paper on Italian places, which still remains very scarce. Vienna and Trieste were also in good re quest at 11.4 to 11.6. Insurance shares this week have been well sup ported. Marine and European Life shares arc better, and Universal Life are looking up. The present quotations of the market are subjoined :—Albion, 90; Alliance Marine, 60 ; Atlas, 22 ; British Commercial, 7; Church of England, 31 ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 201; County, 121 ; Crown, 171 ; Eagle, 71; Equity ani Law Life, 51 • English and Scotch Law Life, 31; European Life, 201 ; Family En dowment, 4; General, 51; Globe, 130; Guar dian, 611 • Imperial Life, 191; Indemnity Marine, 37 53 ; L'aw Fire, 41 ; Law Life, 50 ; Lon don Fire, 281 ; Lo n don Ship, 281; Marine, 2.5; Medical, Invalid, and General, 3; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 1,1•, National Loan Fund, 21; National Provincial, it; Palladium Life, 21; Pelican, 451' Phenix, 173; Professional Life, 1 prem.; Provi dent Life, 41 ; stock Life, 84 ; Royal Exchange, 2:36; Sun Life, 03; Union, 220; United Kingdom, 5; Universal Life, 431; Victoria Life, 54. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 1161 cx div. Reversionary Interest Socie.,y, 1051. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions arc subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 133, 140; Breeknock and Abergavenny, 821; Birmingham (gnaranteed 4 per cent. by the London and North Western Railway), 1‘.51; Derby, 63 ; Ellesmere and Chester, 34 t ; Grand Union, 124; Leds and Liver pail, 330; Leicester, 643; Leicester and Northamp ton, 441; Loughborough, 510 ; Macclesfield, 50; Peak Forest, 70; Regents, 161 ; Stafford and Wor cester, 405 ; Stourbridge, 290 ; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, '24 ; Warwick and Birmingham, 40; Warwick and Napton, 28; Wilts and Bei ks, 7, 71. Shares in bridge associations command the follow- Three per Cent. Consols Three per Cent. Reduced Bank Stock (die. at the rate of 7) per cent. per annum) 22.3 3 6 India Stock Exchequer Balls )lurch (in terest ld. per cent. per day) Sc. prem. 110 3 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool ireek , y Share List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices, the calculation being based on the dividends paid for the half year ending the 31st December last : Int. per ettna. Pres. Price. RAILWAY. per alums I7i Liverpsol, Crosby, sad Southport d 2 101 101 lon n. Itrigleon, owl South Cast 5 0 0 ZU Toth sad North $11.1130d 5 0 0 2$ S tvh Esstern ••• ••••• • 4 15. 71 _ . 51 11,114n1GreatWextera-Irel6nd 13j E. ietern Countica 91 Lontlan anti Soath Western .. .—..- 4 7 14 id Lanea,trr MO Carlisle 4 6 11 91 Great Wc+tcrn 751 Midland Stock 171 York, Newcastle, and Derek* 4 5 81 105 Bristol and Exeter 4 5 8 46 Dublin and Belfast 45 Midland, Birininsham, and Derby 121 Londati and North Western Rock iii Great Southern and Western—lteland 181 Feat 1 ancs•hire 4 1 3 141 London end North Western Fifths 62 Glaasow and lloula Western 371 Edinburgh and Glasgow 78 L,ncailitta and Yorkshire stook 511 ClOclonlsn 21 Great Nortlayri 21 Chester and Birkenhead 2 10 41 It should be remembered that the dividends for the last half of the year are usually larger than those for the first half. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-APRIL 19. Time. Prises as negotiated this day 1.1.11 a and M. Money. Amsterdam pert Short VI 17 at,.... 1111. 17 ate. Ditto Wasn't= Antwrrp Mussels ... •,, Bp linitreat 6 and dß= . „ 15 rnee. 7 : 3 e 01 . 13 men 3 1'th St. rct , rsbart per ruiffe „ 371 pew, ... 371 penee Paris per 3: Pbort 25(r. 021 c. ... 25fr. 071 e. pith, „ 3 stontlts2sfr. 22 e. ... 23fr. :70. Ilarsettlea , „ 231 r. 25c. ... 251 r. 30., Prankfort.on.the-Mittne tier /210 „ 1203. kr. ... 121411. kr Vienna (effective) pert „ .1 IL 4ar. ... 115. 6kr. Trieste Maiirid per taller „' 501 pesos ... 50 pence Celin „ „ 501 pence ... 50 pence Bilbao livrorlona. „ ~ 491' pence ... 494 pence Malaga ... re SO 50 peace ... 49; pence Orville ...................... , le penes ... 49, pence Gibraltar „ ~ 50 pence ... 491 i este 291 - 6' Leghorn a 291 r. 900. ... -.... 95e. 9 99 Orem Naples per ducat „ 411 pence ... 411 penes Palermo per cantos „ 1-5 pence ... 1211 per.ee Messina Lisbon per milrer 90 days date pence .. 53i pence Oporto pence ... 531 penes New York a days eight - 4111 pence ... 46 penoe THIS DAY—Two O'CLOCK. The English funds continue to wear a heavy appearance. Prices opened at yesterday's range, but have since given way fully 3 per cent., although the government broker continues his purchases in Re duced Threes. Consols aro now quoted 1003 to for money, and 1003 to 3 for the 12th May. I Tho Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99 to 4 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents,, 1033 to a Long Annuities, 6 to 6 1-16; Bank Stock, 2254 to 227 ; Exchequer Bills, June, Zis. to 9s. prem. ; ditto March, 4s. to Bs. prem. In the foreign house the dealings have been few. Spanish stocks are still looking up, but Mexican have receded to 274 to 3. Buenos Ayrean Bonds main tain their improvement, and Russian Stocks are very firm. Spanish Old Threes mark 48i to ; the Cer tificates, 7; to 73 per cent.; Sardinian, 973 to ; Portuguese Fours, 401 ; to ; Buenos Ayrean, 65; : Peruvian Scrip, 31 prem.; Russian Fives, 119 to 120. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS, Aran. If f Foe Mossy. Closing j 60 30 iror Account. l't7peniuK - , llWrest. 1... ~ 3 per Cents...'.. ... t .,..1 SO so 1 so rs so To 80 so 43 per Cents., ttIP..I 100 ... ... 44 per Cents., 1883 ..1 103 70 103 75 103 75 103 55 101 . 33 4 Per Cents. , ... 3 i.st Cew.s.New Loan I .. ... ... ... Esediehte on LoodO;i: iriallbt, 3 5 5 1 90 days, 31 57 8. Slrion, iperCLlB4o Money 1 Naples Rolla — Mem,. Go. 41 ....... .... Semen 3 per Ceuta ... D'. 23 Do. 183 , Plerhwint 3 p.Ct..... 99 ; Tr,nsury Ponds ... ... Go. 0. 1533 ' P.kats, Aran, 19.—St. Germain,l,9so; Versailles (right honk), —; ditto (left tonki, 330; Paris and Uri ans, 1,035; Paris and houen, 1,120 ; ILmen and liarre, 337 50; Marseilles land Aeiti,. n (Convertedl, —; Straiibrurg and Cale, 333 73; i Northern, 920 ; Paris and stri, how', 836 .3; p.ri. and Lyon 917 30; Lyon. and Mediterranean, 81 7 30 ; tweet, 737 30; 1111.1 4 111 C an d IL Disler to Grey, 230; Psrie and Cherbourg, 610; Dijon and Besuncoa, :87 50 ; Midi, 635; Montereati and rules, 413 ; Mem,. and retrain), 37250 ; andrerieux and Rouen, —; I'a.. is and Immix, .2 1 150 ; Bordeanx and Teri ~ 240; Anvers and Gond, • Centre of Italy, —;Centre of Switzerland, —; Ursiseriane and Sexier', 530. REFORMATION OF YOUNG CRlMlNALS.—Yesterday afternoon a general meeting of the magistrates of the county of Surrey was held in obedience to a summons from the lEali Sheriff, in the grand jury room of the New ington Sessions House, to take into consineration a plan for reforming juvenile offenders in connexion with the Surrey Society for the employment and reformation of dis charged prisoners, which having been established in 1821, became dormant, and was revived in 1839, since which time it has been in a languisbiug condition, and hoe worked with vary indifferent success. After Mr. Grissell, the High Sheriff, had opened the meeting, Mr. I'uckle, chair man of the bench of magistrates, explained that their ob ject was not so much to reform prisoners as to provide for the reformation el discharged prisoners, whe appeared to be penitent. One of the proposed mums of the society was emigration under proper guarantees, another the recon ciliation in certain casts of the lapsed with their families, and their restoration by this means to society. They also proposed to supply handicraftsmen with tools, in order to break the pressure of temptation in their ease. It woe pro posed that the women who seemed anxious to enter upon a new course of life should be placed at the Elizabeth Fry seho,.l, or Mrs. Neeld's school, and the males at the Red Hill School, or the Colonial Institution at Westminster. Resolutions in favour of the object of the meeting were pawed, a committee was formed, and numerous liberal subscriptions were announced. EDWARDS-MEAVB RAGGED SCHOOLS. —Yesterday' the annual meeting of the friends of these schools was held at the Literary Institution, Edward-street, Portmaa-square. The schools consist of a day school for boys from 6 to 14 y.ars; a day school for it tints, au evening school for girls and yourg women, a male adult evening school, and a Sun day school. The total number receiving instruction in the v.erions schools is on the average about 120. There is else a refuge znd dormitory for girls, supported by a implicate fund. The average attendance in the schools is good. Lec ture,' on Australia and other instructive subjects nee periodi. rally given, with much advantage. The industrial clews had, from want of funds, beta discontinued. The subscrip tions during the past year, including a balance in hand of 322. lOs. Id., amounted to 212/. 19s. 2 _ld.; the expautiture for the same period. including rent, amounted to '238/. 2s. leaving a balance in the hands of the trea surer of W. 16s. Bd. AblllsitlON OF JEW sTO PARI.TAMENT.—A petition has bee n signed by 300 of the Jews resident in Manchester t.) the Mouse or Lords, and has been entrusted to the bisloy ot the diocese, in favour of the admission of Jews to parliament. COAL MARKET-THIS DAY. Ilolows'', 16s. Gd. ; West liartley, 15s. Gd. ; Walls End Riddell, Ws. Gl. ; Wals End Haswell, Oa. 95.; Walls End Lambton, 18•.; Walls End Stewart's, 18s. Col.; Wall. End Tea, Ha. 6d.—Ships at market, 120. RAJAH BROOKE AND THE GOVERNORSHIP OF LABUAN. We find inn parliamentary return just issued th© following copy of a despatch, dated the 6th day of No vember, 1852, from Sir John rakington to Sir James Brooke : " Sir,—Tier Majesty's government have recently hail under their cocsideration the comparatively large annual expenditure incurred by this country for the support of the government of Labuan, and have come to the conclusion that the existing civil establishment of the colony ought to be reduced to • seal, more commensurate with its actual re quirements, and with its limited extent and population. The present establishment of the settlement includes, as y-ni are aware, both a governor and a lieutenant-governor, each receiving considerable salariis. Adverting to the cendition and prosrects of the colony, her Majesty's government are of opinion that one such functionary, with a moderate salary, very considerably lower than that which you have hitherto received, is us much as is required. In accordance with these views, I have to acquaint you that her Majesty will be advised to relieve you from the office which you hold of Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Island of Labuan from the close of the present year. In announcing to you this intention, I have to convey to you the assurance of her Majesty's government that they neither overlook nor undervalue the imoor.ant services you have rendered in the formation and establishment of this settlement, and that, in deciding to advise the Queen to dispense with your further services as its governor, they are iafluenced only by the considerations to which I have referred.—l have the ho nour, &c.—Joss S. PAKINGTON." PUBLIC SALES. APRIL 19.—8 y MOWS. H. HAINES and Sox, at Garra way's.—The Anerlty Tavern and Gardens, near Norano.l, Surrey.—Yeserclay, by order of the directors of the Brighton Railway Company, Messrs. Reims and Son sub mitted for sale the above well-known establishment, which is situated at the Auerley Station of the Brighton ltail , vay and bounded on one side by the grounds of the Syden ham Crystal Palace. A very large number of licensed vic tuallers and gentlemen connected with the trade attended the sale. The auctioneer stated that he was instructed to Wor to the highest bidder a lease of the premiers and grounds for .50 years to come, at a rental of 100/. per annum ; and in the course of remarks in which he called attention to the favourable position of the property, being immediately contiguous to the railway and Crystsi Palace, stated that as many as 7,000 people had been known to visit Anerloy Gar dens in one day. After a spirited competition the hammer tell at 5,9701. The lease and goodwill of the Angel Tavern and grounds, Edmonton, held for 82 years at 100/. per annum-1,7,5,1r. (lIY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) LIVERPOOL, WinsTsDty, 10.30 Wind N.N.W., fresh bic'eze, and line: Arrived.—Kossuth,fromNew York ; John Bunyan, from Apalachicola; Stranger, from New Orleans; Maria Eliza, from Nantes._ Sailed.—J. S. Roger, for New York; Bella, for Pernambuco; Mahaica, for Demerara. FALMOUTH, TUESDAY. This morning the powerful steam-ship Ballarat, Captain Jones, commander, arrived here from Mel bourne with passengers, about 70,000 ounces of gold, and other specie. PRINTER!? PENsION SOCIETY.—Last evening the anniversary festival of this society was celebrated at the London Tavern, Iliehopsgate-street; Viscount Mahon (in the absence of I'lr. Austin Loyard, M.P.) is the chair, sup ported by the Sheriff., Mr. Murray (publisher), Mr. spot tiswoode, Mr. Peter Cunningham, Mr. Chances, and many other gentlemen, whose names are well known in the vari ous departments of literature. The Chairman, in propos ing " Continued l'ioaperity to the Printers' Pension So ciety," drew a•tention to the great utility of that pertion of the community which it was designed to benefit. The toast having been warmly responded to, " The Health of the Chairman," " The Press,' and other toasts were given in succession, and a list of subscriptions was read, amount ing in the whole to about 4501., being, it was said, the largest suns which had yet been collected at an anniversary festival of this institution. AttoLITION OP CHURCH RATES.—Thc parishioners of the important parishes of St. Lawrence and St. Jobn, in Southampton, met in the vestry of St. Lawrence's Church yesterday, and unanimnusle passed the following resolu tions, viz.:—That in the opinion of this meeting all com pulsory payments for ecclesiastical purposes see unseriptu. ral, and tend to alienate persons from religion. Church rates being the mast vexatious mode of payment, it is hereby resolved that every legal means be adopted to obtain their abolition. That a petition embodying the above resolution be presented to tar House of Commons. RECEIPT STASH'S.—It appears from a parliamen tary document, just issued, that in the year ended the sth January, there were 2,01107 receipts, at 3d ., issued; 1,5f..8,1211, at U. ; 1,051,828, at Is.; 360,628, at 15. ful. ; 165.047, at 2.. GI ; 44,109, at 4s. ; 28,112, at 6s. ; 15,878, at 7s. GI ; and 11,356, at 10s. ; making 5,280,661 receipt stamps. THE BI:DGET.—Our Liverpool correspondent. says: --" The general opinion expressed has been favourable to the government scheme—with the exception of the proposi tion of the continued income tax. It is eonsielered, how ever, that with a few modifications, Mr. Gladstone will be able to carry through his measures. A telegraphic despatch from Marcluster states that the budget had given the greatest entiefaetion in that town." THE CITY LIIIII.IRY.—Mr. Williams, chairman of the library committee, brought before the Common Coun cil on Thursday a report on the state of the library at Guildhall, in which they said:—" We have resolved upon the compilation end printing of a new classified catalogue. The very important additions to the library since the year 1812, when the last supplement to the c'assed catalogue was printed, rendered such a work almost indispensable, as sines that time (via. in 1845) au alphabetical index, only to the manuscript catalo; or, Isar been issued. It is scarcely necessary to state the great and numerous advantages which a methodical arrangement of hooks pommel ova a list which is simply alphabetical. With whatever accuracy the latter may be compiled it can be f ff. duel only to those who are in search of a particular work, or ore well acquainted with the subject in which they are interested, bat a classed catalogue immediately f. missiles that information, and exhibits, at the same • ime, the particular excellence or deficiency of the eel lee !tion. Witt such a catalogue to form the principal part of the volume, your committee intend to have an alph.ebetiral list of the suhjerts int, which it is divided, and to render it will more practically useful, an index of authors and' of the titles of their works will be added, each refers log to the Iperm wherein the b .oke may be found." This report was Wood to.