The Express. — London, England, 1851-05-12 00:00:00

~.-~-. ce,r I: , ...... 4240....... x ................ .. hs. /- `.' t. ~/~~ur st-L ~7-~s-.1 No. 1,470.] EAPIER-MACHE and IRON TEA-TRAYS. seestiaromet of ha Trays and Walter wholly =pre sok whether no to err& verbite, ot wry, is now erase by wiLatld d. begTON, at poises la eel Iswer ttaat seal. ts tem. ▪ of hie large neer rash perehres. &Ante shape recierrlisht Trays, pew set of three from led Od. to la prism DO" InnAlttn from 1k M. to 4 'areal Cases gasp, ditto An barn. quantity of rail pepierrich6 and iron trays, wary of then mooted Is t 1 • highest style of art, st about a quarter of thr or end; being odd, or redly eat of condition. this. ere epralty worthy he erred of tamers rd ergenhour Werra Beier ar Orris rite% ire sad tread brier, egeallf low. & autumn Ste* et OCIF.IAL TCRYIL4HINCI 1110,altiNGERT to tread, the largast ths wort& aoudad We. Was or& with revertants, net Or pint) fr. The tarry renamed for r ter • al. hie red swayed of -35, OXFORDATIMET ((earner of stews en-teretl, Noe. I and 2, ef 111.4:44T1tddT, and Pl:dstrd-PLACE, LONDON. der.lelied Is Weratevet, NO YEN r-PBO REQUIRED far BARLOW'S ISYST INIIINTSD lIIMINACTING SYPHON TAP, wlneh elleatimity preeerde ale, bow, der. or other Noon. hos Immejeg le et oak prise lined.• ar met ins to any pan of kitglawal (tt two are tam) ter !A SL imel ; Otto Chem Mord, to Sherry, Sm. in id, by of width • great raring nal be tented. TN Ityphwa bp. weft and ca. admits an into the cam nafficieet to emote the liquor to Sem Jo no mare; and morn the tap 1 Y tuned of the ateeau to honer enter. the sdventarrae an J ohan Thelma plat may he drawn in me twin& end One vadition as Jim the amt on , drat tapped. The iniportanor of mererving time saw Jr id& Mt drink cannot be overrated. It le • well Jan het, Jet add home. we often the parlivorlag easel a( Woolen Weeny he bade at rattly ot mortice tape at math without ..„ —JAhIhS RAIIILOW, funnelling Inlnmonger, 141, hint WU. Neneken.bunee. getenirned mo. Tb ..., . sr. or. .me. mad to Jibe ratieteettos. Nose genuine miler Auarayed le nt J. mow and addreee.—The trade oappliect.-4. B. leasbm rya • saw swirl 4 wiscia• NA% iv LADISS—R()WLANDS' KALYDOR, fur the Min aria ensplesion.-11 la dietingabeed tar In rammer', i, praying end soothing a eta .s the MIN width by lis aribm en the pees and situate . enemy sere* It expels .d impunara how** oureere, allays every tetdeney to inliantravtion, and thus egramily Mediates all redness, tan, pimples, ainta Nettles, die evagrahms, and tiller eutatsama rattails..... The radvat bloom tt imaparte in the emelt, rad Me inhume and deltcsey • luv.h it anima i as tte Mavis end arms, renders it indlemmsble t • Witt. Gen. Oman. attar sliarmg, will god it May awl imtdion awl ti wernee, 01 the Min, sent truder it m 2 arneasti, and ilk-matt. ittrlnim tit spurinue listploas sot rata The auras . Rnidattle Kalvdde " are no the wrapper et OM gamine sale.. and "A Ronlitad sal goo, 10, ileum Gshies," is, den alarmed are the gmersomat stamp dazed on melt bode. Paso 4s. ai sea la ed.—gold by than, and by illtwor✓e• eAn Pm , . 7 11/1.. CURES by DU BARErS DELICIOUS REVA LL.STA AILABICA MOIL —" Fifty Tan' lidtaettloa, patios. h wolfram, Asthma , Cough, Flatulency, Abasms, *Leese at Use Atom .eh, and Vomiting, the ladesertbable way of which had to dor.4 roe to 'Loeb a rhyme *hat I was una , de to move without anthem, ban been en , irtly rtmoYed by DU SMOLT'S ezeelkot FOOD— Maria Jolly Worthere, Ljaa, soar Lea" 14=1/st tePtinatollillll. LUts tn. the . aieht lbw. us, lurd Stuart de Luosso. thy Venern.i.e AreAdeaosa Awasoder stout, of Wee; Mortar-Omani Thome. King, isuouth; Ilbilliert liuv, I , barriater- - .CAW. Kates C•mhsidae, • sure of fin yea" p.irs'ysis: and Ao,oue other eery. of liver, bilious, 11(110{10, ant atmosehle eesylabta, gout, fbetinsattsta, disteasiou palyitaU,m. le. Sold la aaniwarm with full Irtirldft Mb., at Ts. 9d. ; 2110, at la. ad. ; ill., at Its.; I tlb., at 220. ; ropey retard (loftily, lath, at flu ; a; as. The 101 b. and 121 b. cane,. In. are 1-rwaribd tree of aurorae on rootlet of a ps.t.olbse soot, by DU PAZIRT nol e.. it/. Vet, lb 71,1.4ezett, lewel^n ..0 at IT atd tBl r wbaa,ll 11.1.1uMade; fle,GraerAureb.amt. 4 Siaboos. rho W NUKES of AS IRMA, OUGHS. by IfIL LO- 1 ames PULooNic WAEl.ll.4.—Fran Mr. Oldham. chemi.t, Mgeltee.piaeth Weber* From the great guanitti of your ages I La* rad, 1 have had an vat" Ile tr. opir.rtunity of itnendag the, Writhe. end 1 tame alllC4l pl. more in being atria to Werra iou that 1 several obrelagegooaut • than and c - igen , have ken comp enly gond by fink ow; and, lodged. their efficacy Is general in digenges el the hinge" Tory ti.ve a plevont taste. Price la. tid., Ig. AL. 11. t. per hos. Odd by all drugibun Also Ilk. UICOCIin ANTI. MI UOU 4 WA VF.IOI. Am.W and gook eeriest and stoma his ma abeam. h trifle a ono, aggerante bon. ant of great Minot f,, ferda- Maw the geonture tel correcting the ..etion of the shun melt and boar. led at lg. lid., and 11s per boa. A-i FAMILY MELIICINY. not t. . IN. tqualltd in the world, sod which kw prottNi a real b:eslng to Vanillin. s wivettlemen, wit: come under then .tiee antrum,. Wadley who east trott7 to he truth of this f *et, namely, thst KA Vli . o WI tItSliELL's PILLS, the methane Iwn•Wid by MAIN KAYE- Vwl • of Italton Hall, near Unddenarhi,..Da ht. Jeldifsmaxl•pa,k, Lenthe,, Are In stunero• instances premed imbed • ni.niing. It the lam pelt italics of about three hundred ems be I card thronsh, en b lan guage as ti e Adhering will t found In there :—Mni. Tapley. a nuts, teeming at a... Dictate, swarth, Pnya: "I omlidently recommend Kaye'. Wor•dell's Yu" especially to females mad mothers, liming teed them in)sell foe mistral yews with puce is% and tinning lOom d the,r &shame sod inriguraiing • acts upon many wham I hare had the Mama of nars...l "—Mr . and Mrs. Head, of Ow, tame town, Pay : . V e hate great pleasure In ma...whiling Keye's Worsdell's Pills, Irving word them ourselves during the last eighteen mouths, end pc•nti their eM- we in re, vying pain, restoring the Ptuunich to it• anger owe and energy. and improMmt oar sehersl he:.l:ll."—Care mum be west to obtain the genuine pits, which may be known by !etym.( Jull ei KATE'S enet.g.ai me and • lac-simile hi hie signstare prlnh d en the din'ett us for use • rapped round each bra, sod it,. =La ear .a. CI: on Int istArrili: • nt • taro. EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF BrlttiLAßY.—On Thursday last, Mr. William l'owcll, a respectable inn keeper, also farming his awn land at Tavarneygarreg, in Ystradgyulais, was brought up in custody at the Petty Sessions Court, Brecon, charged with burglariously break ing into the house of David Williams. at Trecastle, in the county of Sefton. The peculiar and mysterious circum stains s of the else welted great interest, especially as one Thomas Williams, a blacksmith, had been tried and con victed at the last assizes 1111 the perpetrator of the hur glary, and had been removed to Woolwich, under sentence of transportation for seven years. The principal witness was a (ink, r, named William Morris, who stated that the prisoner, on the night of the burglary, brought him to the premises of David on the pretence of getting him to drive some pigs to market. Prisoner broke into the house, and witness at once ran away. Subsequently Williams,lthe blacksmith, was charged with the bur s tlarv, and wain., received from the prisoner 41. in money, and a note for la as hush money, the pri soner undertaking, by influencing souse of the jury, to pro. cure the acquittal of Williams, who, however, was convicted of the offence. Witness then communicated with the police, as lie no. anxious to proetire thw liberation of Wil liams, whom he knew to be innocent. Several witnesses depowsl to baring seen the prisoner and Morris together on the night of the burglary, and on several °evasions previously and subsequently to it. It was also shown that Morris had received the mite fur 101. and other same of, money from the prisoner. David Williams, of Treeastle, repeated the evidence he had given at the las t assizes relat- • ing to his house being broken open, his being awoke from sleep, and siring a man having a light coming up stairs. He swore positively now, 4.4 he did then, that the man was Tom the Smith, and that he knew him well. On crass-clamination he said he held a mortgage on the prisoner** land for KW., and that the deeds were with Mr. 'Nliiegan, solicitor of Llandovery. The n.ortgage had been prig nally for 6001., but he hail advanced :200/. more, more than twelve months since, and on that uceasion the prisoner was present when the decal. were deposited with Mr. Morgan, and it was then understood that be was to keep , them until the prisoner should make arrangement as to ad judgment. At the time of the burglary he hail an action of ejeetment pending, which the prisoner settled by giving a judgment two or three days before the Brecon assizes. On re-examination witness said that prisoner had been several times in his bun* on business, but he never let him , or any one see where he kept his paper; some papers had been taken out of a drawer on the night of the burglary, and were found in • sieve iu the back kitchen. The pri- • boner, who stated that he would reserve his defence, was committed for trial. Tbt 4flnt CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. The above court resumed its sittings to-day. The pro ceedings were opened at ten o'clock, by the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Common Serjeant, Aldermen Sir C. Marshall and Lawrence, the Sheriffs, under-Sheriffs, and the other authorities of the city of London. It appears by the calendar that there are at present 216 prisoners for trial. The Recorder, after the grand jury had been sworn, de livered a brief charge to them, in the course of which he eapressed his regret that he could not on the present OCC,I goo hold to them the language of congratulation which he had expressed upon some recent occasions upon the ' lightness of the calendar, for he was sorry to observe that the charges ;were not only very numerous, but were of the meet serious character, and included no less than three charges of murder. He said, however, that it did not ap pear to him that any of the eases were likely to present a difficulty in a legal point of view, and therefore if the facts should he mode out before the grand jury as they appeared on the depositions, he apprehended they would feel it to be their duty to return true bills in all re MIL,. The grand jury then retired, and the court proceeded to swear in the different panels of petty jury. BRITISH AND FOREION SCHOOL SOCIETY. THIS DAY. The annual examination of the chidren in this 1 school took place this morning, at the institution in the Borough-r oa d, Lord John Russell presiding. At the eon elusion of the ceremony, the 48th anniversary meeting was held on the same premises, Lord John Russell in the chair, supported by Earl Fitzwilliam, the Earl of Wahlegrave, Mr. Evans, M.P., Dr. Lushington, Mr. Samuel Gurney, die. The proceedings commenced with the reading of t h e re port, which stated: That the society was in circumstances highly favourable to Be prosperity and permanence. The annual subscrip tions had greatly increased during the year. The model schools were full and efficient ; 1,000 children were in daily attendance, and 26 pupil teachers had been apprenticed. The normal schools had been in v igorous operation; 116 y ming men and 134 young women had attended the classes. Of the entire number-250--no less than 153 had been appointed to schools. Difficulty was still felt in obtaining candidates who were sufficiently educated. 54 new schools had been opened, providing accommodation for 7,000 children; 81 grants of material had been made to schools, either at home er in the colonies; 22 r.egred schools had been assisted; 24 schools had been supplied by temporary masters during the illness or otherwise necessary absence of the teacher. The inspection of schools had been diligently carried. n throughout the couutrt•, and public met,iners had been held for the diffusion of education. 336 visits of inspection had been made in London and the immediate neighbourhood ; 437 towns and villages had been visited by the agents of the society, and 58 public meetings had been convened and well attended. In the district of Lancashire alone more than 80 teachers were labouring who had been trained by the society. In this district 30 schools had accepted government pupil.. The depository and publication department hod prospered, the amount of sales being very cansiderable. The schools generally were regarded as Nourishing; provident funds and savings' banks were spn•ading amongst them. A strong opinion in favour of the working of government aid was given by all who had accepted it. The foreimt opera,:ona of the sr mety had been extensive. Schools half been aided in Canada, the West Indies, South Africa, Mauritius, .he East Indies, Australia, and the South Seas. The expenditure of the society still exceeded its income, 011 which ground an ear nest appeal for new subscriptions was founded. The ad. vantage of government aid, as stimulating and not depress ing voluntary efilirt, was powerfully urged, and the scrip tural character of the instruction afforded lay the society was prominently brought forward. The society's income during the year amounted to 12,9631. 9s. Bd., and the ex penditure to 13,125/. 18s. But, as more than 2,0001. of income had been derived from the receipt of legacies, the necessity for increased donations and subscriptions was obvious. Dr. Lt. SHINGTON moved the adoption of the report, and said he was old enough to remember the foundation of this excellent institution. When the attempt was first made to spread education amongst the lower orders of the people, it was met by a Hat denial of the necessity of such a proceeding ; the originators of the movement were threat ened, if they succeeded in their undertaking, with conse quences the most destructive; but not only had they pros pered in their endeavours, but those who were for.ncrly opposed to them had now become their supporters. The Earl of WALDEGRAVE seconded the motion, which had not been put .rom the chair when our report left. NEW MILITARY GOVERNOR OF ST. HELENA.— Lieut.-Col. G. Browne, C.D., commanding the 21st Fusi , lien, who formerly served with the 41st in India, is, we understand, to succeed Sir James Emerson Tennent at St. Helena. DEPOTS OF THE 20T11 REGIMENT AND 2ND BAT TALION RIFLE BlttliADE.—Tbese depots have just left Parkhurst Barracks, Isle of Wight, for Chatham. ELEVENTH HESsARS AND ElltsT DftaGooNa.— The 11th Hussars have arrived at Nottingham from Ipswich mad Norwich, and the Ist Dragoons arrived on Friday and Illatnnlay at limnpstead and Highgate from Nottingham. BErOND DRAGOON GEARDS.—On the lath this regiment, en mote from York, is to arrive at Ipswich. One division is to be stationed there, the other ut Norwich. AltstY MUM:AL STMT.—A circular letter has lately been issued from the War-office, informing staff asiis tint surgeons that, in future, no officer of that rank will he promoted either to be a second class staff surgeon or a regi mentid surgeon until after he shall have served as a regi mental assistant surgeon. 2ND REGIMENT OF INF.tNTItY.—It was reported on (h umidity that the 2ud, or Queen's Royals, now at Clonnicl, will be sent as a reinforcement to the Cape of Good 11,.pe, la addition to the 74th, which embarked for the colony in March last. We have since ascertained that such report is 11111Tert. EMIGRATION FROM SOUTH WALES.—A large num ber of the beat and most efficient workmen connected with the mining and iron districts of Ithyuiney,fibienarrun. and B:aina are about to leave the country in the course of a very few weeks, intending to embark as emigrants for the United States. Vessels are continually sailing from the I various ports in South Wales with emigrants, and ere long a large body of Latter-slay Saints will rind their way, it is said, to Bristol, Liverpool, and other outports, for the pur -1 pose of emigrating to the great Mormon city or settlement on the banks of the Great Salt Water Lake. Many of these Mormonites are employed in the iron districts of Glamorganshire, and comprise some of the best and most experienced workmen. A MAN 1)Kon NED IN ATTEMPTING TO RESCUE A Boy —A melancholy circumstance has just occurred near Port Penrhyu, Bangor. Owen Thomas, mate of the ship Dove, went, accompanied by a boy, in a boat to raise the anchor of his vessel. The chain proved too heavy for the boat, which cap.ited. The shore was not fur distant, and the man could have saved himself, but dived for the boy, and held him up until he himself sunk, it is supposed from crimp and exhaustion. Several boats were speedily pushed off to their rescue : the boy was saved, but the bode of Thomas was not recovered until three hours after. The pour fellow has left a wife sad family. Comatox LoixaNG-Ituest:s.-0a Saturday a bill in the House of Commons was printed for the well-ordering of common lodging-houses. It is to be read a second time SoCIETY FOR THE SCPPREeeIoN OF IIENDICITT. ,on Wednesday . The object of the bill is to place under the On Satunlav the thirty-fourth annual meeting of the so , i; • ' lodging-houses , gh u with regard to the (lily was h'ehl at the office, Red Lion-square. Amonget • po lice e° ye in n rau tila n tion -u-- ° lis 'es also' to remove contagious clean others there were present — the Marquis of Westmin ster, , ' - • Admiral Lord leuletoek, Sir J. I'. Boileau, Bart., Sir W. I diseases. The bill was broug h t [(award by Lord Ashley. Stirling, Bart. Cul. Oascoigne, Messrs . W. Egerton, H-1 THE PERAMBULATING VAN NUISANCE.—At the Itairukko, E. Bart., 3. Crawford, W. T w e e , e . . meeting of the vestry of St. Marylehone, held on Saturday, Pepy., 11. llobhouse, T. Ilarwood Penny, H. Allen, E. the Vestry Clerk read the following communication from Penrhyn, and White. The Marquis of Westminater ucco. the Commissioners of the Metropolitan Police on the sub pied the chair . The report, which was read by Captain tee . of the van nuisance e—e Metropolitan Police-office, 4, Woad, the aesi,tant manager, exhibited a falling off in the w aitchall-place, May 5, 18.31.—Str,—I have to acknowledge donatins, cinch last year amounted to 3,105/. 13s. lld . the receipt of your letter of the gni isreast , forwarding a and had b e en for the y e ar previous 4,3821. Or. 10,1 . Th is cop of a resolution passed by the miry of I* parish of d; cline was attributed to the society having abolished the . St. marylebone, ' That application he omit ire vestry to system of 1 6, l ug indiscriminate, r o t a ', , eke it sou pre. the Commissioners of Police to take ego the preren sinned had rendered some of the subscribers inditfortne ton of the nuisance arising frost pm anon vane' The managers, however, had determined rigidly to inquire I have to state, in reply, for the inforamilme et the vestry into all cues before granting any assistance, this course of the parish of Sc, Marylebone, that the police have dives being, in their judgment, the best suited to promote the tious to enforce the law (2nd and kill Tin., esp. 47, am object of their labours—the suppression of mendicity. In "i clause 6 ) in ease any persons with a " . ,,, ar 2.7 seer all other respects the report was deemed of a satisfactory carriage shall wilfully caw. an °ea....ea ran character. Tho total receipts during the past year awe fare, but there is no law specially applialie to 6,0171. Cr. Sd., of which 1,7.1 e/. 4a. 1041. had beonbequeatlnAl . la...tiogwaas- -1 anti as rear nnaltdardwat by parties who during their lifetime had Interested them- ' .. " 14" selves in the proceedings of the iustitution. The expen. I STREET ORGASB.—The • 111111•11.111. diture on mendicants fur the past year had been has just been circulated by Mr. C 1 ihr 1.293/. ss. 10d., while during the twelve months the galdance a the tardarageaft :—" ilipe t antecedent to 18.30, it hail been 1,8921. 18s. 10d. pollee *add he ilettilled 11:=1 101111011 1 11 1111 g in An increased quantity of empleymeut had been providtel. titre*, end, If lememary, Ake linfee in awn During the month of'January, alone nat, had been paid whom alla 160 boa wino err whir , danger for labour, and 21,88/1 meals had been even. la the month is eallialk. in rho streets, *WS zed, or of Ikeemb r r, 1849, the number of applicants fee relief had the . sines- Let imago** given ao been only 961, while during January, 1850, they reached coedingt7 the guidance of the Peden" 1,607, being an average of M per day. The Emilia and; IMPORTATIONS OF ENTIRE CANNA OF ICE con- Irish applicants had been nearly equal. For the Ant three tissue to take place from the North if *grope to an extra months ofthe ~resent year the applicants had been—Janu- ordinary extent. Some idea may beamilml of their amount ary, 1,4144 ; February, 1,9081 and March, 1643. Of beg-, when we state that the import*** hem Norway, during giag legal' there had for thm pastyo tr bees referred to the ' , the past month, have exceeded sixteen thousand tons offlee, 4,017 ; sad daring the year preemliag the number weight of the article, whereas the supplies of the last and had beam MA& The teem of 147 riestitate women' previous year each amounted in ell to about one thousand. had he ememlited laga, Say hod bum pis e sd d~with tem- , Mar Daly for a corresponding period. Penny rebia4 mg al ew 0 dima woo now is respectable I Two VgaugLo ILteE nr.E:s WRECEED IN THE ritual/le and woes &i k well. o••=rifritif Point Motet &metro daring the week. One, the Joao, Hughes, in the report was, a elesemee doled • in the num master, bound to Runcorn from Porthdynllsen, struck, on bee of mom i tuda. The aterfiabse• shisisil bad been 37. , Tuesday, on the Ember Rea, one of the swellits,hettrotit the The report having bon aillWlle imam olt.6• 1 1 161 were 1 Heusi sod Reftenaia-bridges. She was beta with *Meg passed to the various pisniens t avis i ognonoe anse ammen of !Moe* It is thieved that the accident area through air the society. Mkt Wag ea board. The Penrhyn Code, Capt. Roberts, THIRD — !This regiment, was, about the same time, driven on the Great Orme@ WEST INDIA Rzol*zNYr~ T , en rotate to Junks am Dousroos. atiliolotloeto 00 the 7th althateltivellftbiedisallinia'n aot owlisiowt weabor war murk awl she wu •hatt is *pm LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1851. RAILWAYS. This DAY. Two °Twat. Shares opened with a very heavy appearance this morning, numerous and extensive sales press ing upon the market, and priors speedily ex perienced a considerable roductiGn. The fall was most remarkable in the larger stocks, Great Westerns dropping to 86; Lancashire and Yorlathires to 80;; London and North Westerns to 126; and Midlands to 60. Since the cessation of these opera tions, however, a decided rally has taken place, and the present range of quotations is, upon the Ifholo, about equivalent to that at the close of Saturday's market. A considerable amount of business has been transacted in particular lines. SHAIUDI AND sroo&e UNGIT, Cowart penes Sturday. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. _ Two o'Creex. To-morrow being settling-day in the Consol mar. ket, the adjustment of the balances arising out of the last month's time bargains has formed a main feature of business, and the requisite arrangements have contributed to preserve the firmness of the mar ket. Prices at one time in the course of the morning attained a fractional advance on Saturday's rates, but the improvement has not been maintained. The bunnesa in the money stocks to-day is upon a very small scale. and generally the market is quiet. Consols have touched 97; for cash, but are at this moment quoted only 97} to !, both for money and to-morrow, being a shade below the final range of Saturday's market. For the next account, which is fixed for the 10th of June, the rate of " continua tion " has ruled at to 3-16. The official report of to-day's business comprises:—Three per Cent. Consols, 97 ff ', !, ; ditto for account, 97t, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 96; ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 98, 971 ; Bank Stock, 2l0), 210. Exchequer Bills are unaltered in price, the present quotation being 495. to 325. prem., at which rates a moderate business is doing. India Bonds, 1,000!. mark as : prem. The foreign stock market is generally firm, though without any extensive range of business. Mexican Bonds have rallied to 35:, notwithstanding the staxments relative to the intentions of the Mexican government to endeavour to raise a loan to meet its pressing exigencies. The telegraphic despatches containing a summary of the news by the America steamer just arrived at Liverpool, like the former ac counts, decidedly unfavourable to the financial con dition of the country. A report of a Russian loan being shortly required for the construction of the railway between Moscow and Warsaw, has also been bruited about for some days past, but the price of these stocks is well maintained. The Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds to-day mark 100. To-day's business report is as follows :—Buenos A y res Six per Cents., 3.7 i, .i 6. Mexican Bonds, for account 16th May, 35!, Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, 83. Portuguese Four per Cents., 34, 33; ; ditto for account, 331, Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100. Spanish Active Five per Cents., for account, 19!, ; ditto Passive, 51, ; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 39;. Venezuela Two-and-a- I Quarter per Cents., 331. SATURDAY EIIIIVING. The rate of discount remains as last reported, with a ready supply of capital. Persons are, however, uncertain as to the continuance of present rates, and disposed to guard themselves against engagements precluding them from profiting by an advance. Money is being taken from the discount market for advances on produce, and next week there will be a limited demand from the Stock Exchange, where operations had been much curtailed previously to the last foreign stock and share accounts, and have not since been vigorously resumed. The Southampton Dock Company are ready to receive tenders for loans on debenture at 4 # per cent.; the amount is about 11,0001. Among railway companies, the North Staffordshire are advertising for money at 4 per cent. ; the Eastern Counties at 4 per cent.; the Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock, at 4 per cent.; the South Yorkshire Railway and River Dun, at 4 per cent.; and the Furness, at -11 per cent. Altogether, the demand for these operations is small, and where debentures falling in are renewed it is at more moderate rates. The Bank of England returns, published in last night's Gazette, show little fluctuation, and no fea tures of importance. A rise in the stock of bullion is now looked for in a week or two. The joint stock and private bank returns, given by us in advance of the monthly abstract, show that the trade of the country districts is reviving, and that a greater de mand for currency has sprung up. The accounts of the Bunk of France for the week ending Thursday last, the Bth inst., show the fol lowing results (2. francs for IL): £22,173,828 Increase £116,534 Hulli•,n un depo,it t. ',t7l Increase 23,265 eireitlation Public deposits I•rinate ilepuNits 4,637,678 Increase 263,368 BUS a;..ountvil 4,956,8,39 DvCIV3,O 171,232 Uovernment securities 7,039,809 Increase 17,272 The stock of bullion in this establishment thus shows a continuous increase. The bullion market is without change, and not much has been done. The week's large supplies have not yet come in. In the foreign markets there is no change of prices, although gold is in demand fur remittance to this country, and therefore present quotations must soon undergo a variation. At Paris yesterday sovereigns were dcult in at 25f. 07, though the exchange rallied to 25 francs. American gold eagles have been lately sold at 76-a. 4d. per oz. Doubloons toe scarce, and nothing has been done in them. The prices of other articles are as follows:—Bar gold, 31. 17s. tkl. per oz. stan dard; Bar silver, without rld, 58. 1;t1, per oz. standard ; bar silver containing gold, all gold above 5 grains in the pound to be paid tor, ss. lid. per oz. standard; Mexican and South American dollars, 4s. 11 per oz. ; Spanish Pillar dollars, 5s ld. per oz. ; United States dollars, 4s. 11;d. per oz. The imports of the week include 160,000 F. by the Africa, from the United States; 167,8631. (555,662 dols. gold, and 283,655 dols. silver) by the Great Western, from Mexico; (10,0001. by the Penin sular and Oriental steamer, Euxinc, from Constanti nople ; 3,9264 by the Peninsular and Oriental steamer, Montrose; and 1,0001. (gold dust) by the General Screw steamer, Hellespont, from Sierra Leone. Much of these supplies will be sold in the course of the next week. The Sir Robert Peel liner is expected in from New York, with 100,000 dolt'. in silver. The amount of the precious metals exported direct from London during the week ending Thursday last, was again large, amounting to 427,300 ounces and 2,0001. in silver, and 1,363 ounces and 4,240/. in gold, of the aggregate value of about 118,0001. The account officially rendered is as follows :—Gold dust: to Havre, 321 oz. Gold coin :to Hamburg, 323 oz.; to Rotterdam, 239 oz.; to the Mauritius, 260 oz. and 4,2401. Silver bar; : to Hamburg, 4,800 oz.; to Belgium, 176,000, oz.; to Rotterdam, 193,000 oz. Silver coin: to Dunkirk, 3,400 ox.; to Rotterdam, 10,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 3,000 oz.; to Belgium, 4,000 oz.; to the 11Iaun'.ius, 2,000/. _ Beside; the exports from the port of London, the Tay, from Southampton, took out 56,1161. for the Brazils. Although the government is very chary of favour ing joint-stock enterprise in England, it has shown itself more liberal in Ireland ; and no one will be disposed to complain of this, as the resources of that country now require every assistance for their deve lopment. The government has consequently a 11.% l.% ed to the Irish railways greater borrowing powers, and has even made advances to them, while English and Scotch railways have been neglected. Charters have been granted to the Irish Ameliora tion Society and other companies which certainly would not be so favoured in England, and now we understand that a charter is to be granted to the Great Peat Working Company of Ire land. Neither the public nor ourselves are likely to complain of this, although no charter has been granted to any colliery company in England for fear of unduly favouring joint-stock against private en terprise. In this reseed, at any rate, Ireland has no reason to complain that so far as the government can do so, she has full privileges for the develop ment of her resources. Among the most important measures with this view, the reclamation of bogs, and the conversion of peat turf into an article of trade have always been among the most prominent, and many are the commissions which have been ap pointed, and the oonoeasions which have been made to render the large bog surface of Ireland sysillahle. We are glad to see that the steps taken have been so !kr successful as to encourage the government to grant further canoes- PAR'S, M•I, 10. Pot Ae-ount. 36 30 90 G.:. S par MM. 34 10 j 10 40 . MI 40 3O U I per Omit& 4 per Cents. 3 do. New Leen . 3 per Detre. ~II • • •• . Exchange on Loft 14 , n : ~l gain; 23 : II dayA, 21 1121. Bele in, 5, lel* Du. 3, 1443 Do. 4 t Do. 21 Pied:not t 3 p.a VIVI IA V 1 ... ! Hoak shyrn .... abo ... MAI. 1111), DIRT 6.—Three per Cents., 3.5 k; after Doha, 351 cash, 361 paper. Four per Cents., 14. Five per Cents., 151 ; after 13014 a, 151 cash, 16 paper. Couporo., 8 cash ; after Bolsa, 9 cash, 8/ paper. l'a‘sives, 61 ; after Bohn, 6 5-16 to I cash, 61 paper. Bank ~t St. Ferdi nand, 105 1 cash. Exchange on London, 60.90. BERLIN, Mu 10.—Voluntary Loan, 105 t. New Loan, Four-mid-a-Half per Cent., 1021. National Debt, 8.5 k. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 1281. Bank Shares, 944. VIENNA, 31.11 . 9.—Flee per Cent. Metalliques„ 951; Four-and-a-Holt per Cent. ditto, 844. Bank Shares, 1248. Exchange on London, 12.62. MINES. (From the Dad, News.) SATURDAY EVENINO. The business transacted during the week in specu lative shares has not been very extensive, hut in divi dend and first-class mines several heavy purchases have been made. On the whole, however, prices have not been maintained, the general absence of speculative movement exercising, as is usually the case, a depressing influence on prices generally, as the effect is more sensibly felt of the selling opera tions made by parties who buy to make a profit and not to hold, and who naturally wish to get out of their purchases when they no longer find themselves in a rising market. It is scarcely needful to observe that the effect of this speculative movement, which is in its very nature variable, is usually highly inju rious to mining interests, as the state of dulness and collapse which follows any feverish agitation of tlt market, frequently inflicts a very serious check , upon the progress of mineral enterprise ; b u t thi s evil, as has been proved by experieuce, is irradicuble, and it must not be forgotten that some beneficial re sults, though not, perhaps, correspondingly impor tant, accrue from this same agency, not the least of which is the increased share of public attention that during any spee , ilative epoch is directed to mining. On the whole the . prospects of mining adventure are decidedly promising, as the proprietary body is daily increasing in number and importance, and now comprises a large section of the capitalist public, by which this branch of enterprise was but a short time ago regarded with decided distrust, as too hazard ous and vague to meddle with. With the encourage ment which will be afforded by a successful result to the efforts now making for rendering the converti bility of shares more speedy and certain, a conti nuance of this state of prosperity may be confidently looked for, notwithstanding any occasional temporary reaction that may occur. The principal transactions have been in Mary Ann, Trelawney, Tremayne, West Alfred Consols, Alfred Consols, East Gun nis Lake and Tregondon. The following are the present quotations of the market, taken from the official list of the Mining Exchange of to-day :—AltiedConsols, 171, 18 Black Craig, 5; Devon and Courtney, 15, 1 ; East Gunnis Lake, 2; East Tamar Consols, 215.; East Wheal Leisure, 134, 16; Oarrcg, I f ; Lamherooe, 16; South Tanner, 11, 2 ; South Wales Mining Company, 21, 54 Stray . Park, 14, 145; Tincroft, 51,6; Tregordon, 6; Treleigh Consols, 3; Treviskey and Barrier, 200 ; West Wheal Alfred, 1}; Wellington , 19 , 1 9 20; West Wheal Francis, 201.; Wheal Mary Ann, 631, 641; Wheal Trclawncy, 531, 54 ; Wheal Tremayne, 231, 24. In foreign shares—Australian, 1 to 11 ; St. John del Rey, 151, 16; Cobre, 385, 9 ; Copiapo, 61, 71; Comes, 11, 2; United Mexican, 31, 4 ; Santiago, 63, 71. Metals.—We are yet without material change in the metal market. Copper is steady, with a fair home demand, and the small lots of foreign copper which have arrived meet with purchasers at moderate rates. Both iron and lead exhibit a rather down ward tendency, and tin plates arc lower. Neither in tin or spelter have there been transactions of mo ment. The stock of the latter metal is upwards of 11,000 tons, and still increasing. WAVENEY VALLEY RAILWAY.—On Friday Mr. Bernal's committee reported the preamble of this bill for an extension of the Eastern Union Railway to Bungay— proved. THAMES HAVEN DOCK AND RAILWAY.—The sumo committee declared the preamble of this company's bill proved for an extension of - powers for taking land, complet ing works, and division of the shares of the company. MIDLAND RAILWAY.—The committee on this company's two bills, tar regulation and increase of capital, and for purchase of Leeds and Bradford Railway, on Fri day declared the pregnable' proved. YOLK, NIWCAKILE, AND BERWICK RAILWAY.— This company's recommitted bill for branch to West Dur ham Railway was SW declared proved. In 14 q Io II 79 SI $2 2341 lee 30 le die 34 3 1 41 TO 71 61 ei 4i 3 16 :6‘ 34 U 71 1:1 121 12 41 43s 66 67 14 141 64 93 10 11 pma 611 611 94 9 dia. 7 61 3 161 17 a 6 97 93 Pa 1266 127 4 3 1 Pol 2 41 „ 66 671 7 8 dim 44 41* 111 %Ha 33; 9 2m do GI 611 14 i3 l dia 33 37 9 91 sy S die 23 27 IS 11 dim 3 n db S :Ida Of 10 7 Jr 10.1 10 dim f l fom 17 17 111 17 dV 1. , 3 1 4 3 dim II 3 Alm 7 1 dim 16 16 ir iy 14 i4l s 1 all , 17 1 19+ %Us 2.4 77 99 St li "Is I 1 1.1 61 614 16 15 di. Si CI AU 30 211 dls 21 3 33, 2 1 dls 121 % i I Pal 29i 47 18 8 %Pm 7 Ipm I7i IS II 4$ 32 i It par Ipm :luil 024 1 ,an 114 112 23, !Pt , 99i ; Ut 111 244 111 sions. Although the Irish Amelioration Society was established for other objects, it is now profitably pr , slucing peat champed on a considerable scale, and selling it in London ; and Mr. Henry Newton is en gaged in the same trade. To extend these operations the Great Peat Working Company has been formed solely fur the purpose of manufacturing peat. The chid articles they propose to produce are peat coal, peat charcoal, and peat tar. Peat coal, we think, they may very usefully seU, not only for home use but in the Irish ports, for steam navigation uses. Peat charcoal will have a large consumption for ' working up the iron ores of Leitrim and Roscommon, although coal is found in the same strata, but the char coal is preferable as producing a better quality of iron. Although the peat works are sending charcoal here at very high and remunerative prices, we doubt very much whether there will be any opening for the Staffordshire, Welch, and Scotch iron manufac ture, as coal found on the spot can be much more economically applied; and a cheap, if not a superior, iron produced. This, however, has nothing to do with the question of Irish consumption, which must be very large, as from want of accessible fuel largo supplies of coal are now received on the eastern coast from Cumberland and Wales. The plan of manufacturing on a large scale such as is proposed by the company is certainly that best calculated to produce satisfactory results. As a general movement is being made to obtain Exhibition holidays he eN -eiesue o - alee itlaway Record advocates the claims of that hardworked body, the railway employs. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, given by Hera patli's Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,281 miles to be 271,433/., equal to 43/. per mile per week. In the corresponding week of 1850 the amount was ' 236,9341. on 5,689 miles, or 411. 10s. per mile per week. There is thus an increase in the gross re ceipts of 34,4991., or 14.56 per cent., an increase in the mileage of 596 miles, or 10.47 per cent., and an increase of 1/. 10s, in the amount received per mile per week. The Rodent!, Times estimates the total traffic returned since the lst of January at 4,204,7441., which, on 6,279 miles, gives an average of 66W. 13s. 0;d. per mile. For the same period in 1850, the receipts were 3,778,135/. on 5,717 miles then open, or 660/. 17s. 211. per mile. The balance is thus in favour of the present year to the extent of 81. 15s. 10d. per mile. ENGLI:3II FL':olv3.—Tlll. DAT. Rank Stock, 210 11 Long an uultita. 71 3 per Ct. harmed. M? i Ila na Stock. 2;a• 61 3 per Ca. C0u.1., 07! 1 UMW Li... 45, 4,.. to Vs. 34 1.1 , Ct. Cou.olo, tr. i rl Exclo.qttcr Dills, 53.5. to ;44. Comoka for tan acct , J unelo, 011 ? 101tEIG. M per CG_ Itekkto, 90 2 . 11 4. ,w ilrot, 6) 6 per Ct. Luettos Arres. 65 FUNDS. ' S per Ct. 3fellean.l4 Ct. Perlman. 4.14 1.414. Derv...l.3e / trs per Ct. Purim/pie,. 3 9 ✓ter et. 1/4444t.t. .10 13 it per Ct. 1ttwe1ae.,....1% ISO 1...? Ct. • /ankh. Active, ISt 25 3 pa Ct. sp.olele, :1:1 40 11e. e 5/ 2 per Ct. Venersela. 32 4 I Do. lotto:mei. 1717 IN EXCHANGES. 16i -3 Dec et:. tltict 3 ittxVt. Datt.ott, :tt 24 Plach, 4 Dor pee et Dutch. eitj ft I , :gea4or. 34 4 IS At Ca tirosada, law LITEST FOILED FMK xv ..oPerdiK nifbest Ob. Pd Itudwoes. 30 'rid tberdees se SSlOsobird..NOttiri.. iosto I sod Naet Jusetios . 111, I 3 Birsi.Wolv. &decor alley Wt. .100 •BrleSol sed Null" SO Cliester awl RditWe SO ' 40 asd &Nan Jame SS i 23 Best Aselles (Sib L. k sod L. It D) . IS Do. (CIS K. : 40 Batters Cattalo IS leeesera Gatos 30A. (IWs R. 11. els ) ba..a.a. a aid C . cliti; Beet lotteestor• Do. New J drugs ,Falu.bursh anal Otwerow ' Pdlobuntb. Perth.l 4 towlor 4. Ester awl Exmouth . Great Nwthera 14 • ,Geterre.d _ Do. 4 n:n itwit Bei 'Gt Wei . irW - CL (11..) Great Western Do. Laticasser sad Carlisle Leaemsbire :tea I Do. Illes - - ; Do. Wen Iteliag . Usiee 'Leeds lad Think 11446..ka mad itlaskwall De.Tlbery Extras. Weis, :Low, Bright. a. &S. Cizart, !Land= t Illortis-Weeten.l ot, :w7L 1 , 7: Do. Fifths Do. Flu M. anl D. (C) Loudon k douth-Wotern Maack., Doz., and ?Cabal • tatteh. • ,SMl.,eLutooiash. I t IN. Man.* Lartel. Unice Dtw S.lO Meree Do. Bum. awl Derby t idlaadOrraiWeetera(l.) Newmarket . . . Newport, Abergavenny, mat Hertford._ Do. New 4 Voi threw l'ountlen Vewry and Enniskillen Nanh Britob . iiNorth Bt.dradolurv.. . ',Nor entt to . . , NOOtOkti.tt - ttnWost.iona. itoford, Wore., k N'olvet .100 tisk Central ScotUph IltdLood - 7.: .. Do. New . . . h0b0.... a CIA.. A ibrekerabeeri oaJ 1.210111:KI V. W. Onsetry Du. New » .31krop•birc Union loot Dvron Gegterie Andes Wale, 400th Yorkr6.llrillegie;• I.bed.4toth.,eakeelo,lll.l.k. • - Ilanispeek elatemko W Mastoid and Lauer iak Do. do. Aauu•woi .. D0.0.N.E. Purchase York mad North Madload LINES LEASED AT Fl Barb & Haat& KaL S pet Q. (tear.' to Gt.%•e•tera BinninituatkOlford.lor• leallAulypi,orgrithguu. matte (tea . to Gt. West. Ditto wition. • guarantee! (leased , otirehrt Westero I 15 firm , sad lttellt t cat iwl u y pd.,unri t gun r. (le (1 to OrrotWe.kir 15 tOltto without a guarantet (teasel to tireat V( velem 174litteldosham+Oirs (beam( to Lookak N.ll ,:ern s 50 apiorkLe J une:kga (Inked to l'alednfuen . 21 GtetUnodtv.h.goar lipset (4 wed to 11t. Northern; Is 01moseoter k Woo Vorro Dewed or OreseWeete, I Iluiliebetof Do. j ettatt Do. !dune Ileeelok Bedford Mellow I towtoit wed Oreewriel.l ;ea Ditto Pregereste (ditto,; (c ter.tpi. ( rioted to Nora%) 50 Xort ha ru • 2:04cr0 sp) re. , I•med to Esta-Coitatao. 41 D tto ditto Sow 13 Prr•test Wyte (low UK XA.West&Lano.l•Yori' 43 44 101, tint', 1 dAtr. • (A, (ditto)! $ I gm 'lleAd..Guild.,aml Mpg) (1••• ed to t••11111a-tas' 21 214 i)ltny•tos and Hach's (loos to t.re•t Members L}3. Sbeoreth Estet)-(ditto 14 11 pia 01 tooth st.oStrtl•turotkLared to X.. X`Cleau 25 Attar V.)11.3., op. o.Ra* Ics)•11 to SturotooaDor lt 144 so Wilt., SLiotiset,XWeyin (Yeats to GM Westc7A 13 431 Is 16 14 114 6p PREFERENCE OTT 511E8. SI Aberdeen-. I dle 10 Calcakintan C lO f 0,5 15 ,Cherter and Holyhead .. 131 I 1 ,INtn!lee, Verb, end Aber. deep Junction I I , din 115,Eact5nunan(3/.10.15n.C1. 1 35 Ti 111.1Gamteta Counties Lawns., $ per Ct. No. I I pm II; Ditto do. No. din 5 pm N :Dn. Nevelt per Cent. %toe. I! II SO Ilitmat-Colos, 4 cripiv.Gp.Ct 111 ICI ildtnsurgb, Perth, nod Einnids, 35 per Hest . . 5Ms par Iftr uma rid Northern 3 perOrsi 10l 131 Weetra(l)34pititio, 1 pot , 6 Idairhire.xYorks. 1.1. , I as 100 111665 6 per Cent. Stork 1314 1334 PlO4l LendwArt.,NE.(3oset,i Pee'.spera.Stnek.l66l, front SW. rbmse, E. 30 , DittoCcinecr.3 Ditto 146. par. 6 per O. 6 ILandaphSth Waiters New :3 0041 ID II i Do. New 210 Do. sn 134 IP 2i 11m1 13 13 113 12 PEI 1321 133 162 171 42 4 3 3 Norfolk Katowice . I per Oast. Ow. North Witch Oalord, Wureator. woe %Volvo CIS 6 per Ornt I 1 Pa II 111 IS IS4 13 IS 511;rartaTICe0;stet(NeW.iii. Mac)a per . . . 0 DAD% Task. Newcastle, Berw., Ot.Nurtik of fa.cperelt.' Ditto Ditto Tork*N.likl.ll.*S.siareia 16f 41 I le die TOREICIS 114 %alarm GM Arakiest Oran' Immo (Vilma' Musub b =l6 Sri 11LWAYS. 91 10 17 171 1 44 dim 2 31 pwk 1 1 3 7 11 9 7 'll 13 4 4 die 113 34 6 11 110. 11 9 3 31 Di 9 dY 3 31 Do. Do. lade Aatieis ... 7. I Da . de. See ... N..sor 11•111 Ikea *v114014 oiliest owl Moires ,rarb WI Odom ... jag as. !Ms fitrAsii Amp me awe ... lira= ist teemell Uwe ... ismls—. Stumm TILINISAIII NTWIIIIII ENGLAND AND FaapaseOie Se aka emoiliee at standing embus deddled4hee Wars lei fad 116 uMbt not to be &opened with fa repseeettlile eompony's potation. 4, lu X, 131 2u [r:: c. 30 24 13' 541 . I Iti Ida today up to 1 eatook. Isl 1 II 4 10 I% 14 1 211 1 21 MI 164 tan 6 6 141 BCi 167 61 601 111 16i 8 97i 6I lebt b 7 22 66a 6 uy GO/ GO GO, GI GO/ la J4i i I 0 1 1 hi i il 11 ills r! i Th lif 21 20 6 II IS 16j 16 7 a 1 6j ICED Isi I N I DI II S 4 i i 71 [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MINCING LANK—THIS DAY. The private contract markets are inactive, and no busi ness of importance done. The public talcs declared for to-morrow arc large, viz. :—Sugar : 20,00 bags Mauritius. 8,000 Bengal and Madras, 2,500 return,/ and Manilla, and 150 hhds. Barbadoes. Coffee: 3,000 bags Rio and 150 casks plantation Ceylon. Tea: 2,000 packages. Saltpetre 2,200 bags. Mrrate.—lron : Scotch pig dull of sale, and quoted 40s. 6d. cash ; Welsh bars dull, l/. 10s. to 4/. 12s. Oil. ; Lead, no alteration ; Copper fully maintains previous prices, with a good demand ; Tin: East India prices must be considered nominal; Spelter, no sales reported. Oit.s.—Seal, pale, 331.; straw, 311.; brown and zellow, 301. Sperm, 861. to 871 ; headmatter, 961. Cod, 351. 10, South Sea, 291. to 301. Olive, Galipoli, 11/. ; Spa n i s h an d Sicily, 391. to 401. Patin, 201. to 30/. Cocoa-nut, 291. to 331. Seed, rape, pale, 341. 10s. ; linseed, 321. TALLOW M.tIiKET.—THIS DAY. The market remains very inactive, at the quotations an nexed : viz.,—Town Tallow, 365. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 38s. 84. ; May, 38s. 341. ; last three months, 38s. 6d. to Od. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. I 1819. I 1850. 1831. `r..l Stook tlito day Caoka 23,644 23,608 34718 Delivery last week Do. from In J Erne Arrival lea week lOO 273 1 1,190 Do. from lot June Prim T. C. this day per cwt.— IS& 9d. . 9d., SU, Sik fd. Do. Went Na M. 1111.. N. I Ni. DI. 200 casks Australian Tallow are advertised for public sal c on Friday, the 16th instant. 31AliK-LANE.—THIS DAY. A moderate supply of English Wheat was readily dis ci.: d n There w t . orn a ing i a r t t n h m e o at t re• o n f te b e ti u si o n tation ess tm . o n f .ac NlV:t i n foreign, at that day's rates. Choice parcels of foreign Flour were held for an advance of Gd. to Is. per sack; but no improvvint at could be estab lished upon other description*, whieh were very unsaleahle. Barley was in fair request, and its value was well sup ported. The arrivals of Oats during the week have exceeded 49,000 quarters. The sale to-day was not so brisk as on Friday last, but the improvement of about Gd. per quarter olhained at the close of last week was maintained. Bean' and Peas must be quotistilli: cii;;;;: BRITISH 84111 g. per Qr. Haut, Derr & Kent ... . red 33 to 31 to 41 . white, 39 to 41 to 43 Notfolk and sutriag .. " 33 to 35 to 4J... do. 37 to 41 to 43 Talavera ~ Y.P.AeL or suirolk) .. ..... . ..... . .. —. ....... 4310 45 45 Cambridge cc I.4 u WID red 31 to .23 to 41 white, 35 to 39 to 43 Roe, new 25 to 27 RAKLI v, feeding Malting MALT OAT., English, Bed . -............ Id to lit _Wean ls to 19 Irmo robot& 2O to 21. .pousto IhTstlelt St Scotch, feed 19 to 24.1 potato ......„ 2l to 23 Irish, &ed.-. .... .. 10 to 17 to Is „black ... .... ..... Ditto, potato l9 to 21 Pus, grey 24 to 26 maple . Niue 20 to 33 .linparial ro to 26. .hotlers. .... .. . 27 to 29 23 to Is...tice - 26 roia..old 2s to 30 2$ to 30...tua1129 to 31...01d 32. to 34 ..... to —...new winter to —...01d to 30 to 56 LO to 32.9 10 **** Muagaa Harrow.- TART*, 111. epring ItAr..v. 0, new CIAVEk.LEIP, per mot, too • to CAKIM, pR thoWkllld ..-- Per sack of .60.00. FraJta, town made. delivered Nto 39 _fine booweliold . 31 to 34 Norfolk and botfolit 27 to Id. obites l9 to 31 POREIGIe. 9billinge per ate. Wu,: tr. Dantele ant li.migativret 11 to 43 fine l3 to 47 Pomeranian 36 ro 40 . donor. 40 to 41 ..deettia ..• to .49 Vrenaii.... Darnall 36 to 39...liamborg ...V to jt/ to 41 Ru.aion... 31 to 36. .Voyution '3 to 23 Danube .... Si 1013 Udell" ...... 33 to 37 ant Moll 11,11.W.T. keeling NI. 21 .didillhog 2l to 23 Laanta — to —...labia Gra Vi to 33 Oam, 14wwian l7 to 19 Pomeranian and airsittoid lll to 40 beedirh arid Ilaniab Ftiesland and butch, toed Ditto, brew. l9 to 11. relied. 2l to 34 Bff.kW., tick . Swan .............. MI to 26...01d .. ......... ..... 30 to 32 NO Phut MI to 22. Tammy ... IS to 20 Pia% gri ‘ .y hi V gen..- _, . ~ . ... U2l to 26...b011e5s . .. 2: to 20 TAIIKS OW .22 10 . H...50w LS to 2.4. larp 3O to 32 LuiSlll,, battle and Rader 44 to 16 Mediterrasunaad Odom Itsrassau Pt to 34 Ilenipmed 33 to 36 CIAWN{MCV.II, red ..per ewt. —to —t, -- .white ..... - IA VIIIMLII CAKIN in eor duty, per Um, El 10 to Si 13 Per Barrel of Mho. Ewa, Ainerkan.............. 2l to 22 ..C.iniablin Oakdale 2l to 22 . Hamburg 2l to 42 Preach. pr amok 0 Valhi 2: w: t.., 32 ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM 3rd to 10th MAY. Qs. English. Satoh. Dish. Foreign. "nest I 2066 f , 312'13 Barley 633 I 260 7516 DAs 2616 I 340 32(10 I 423061 Mud, 13,339 sacks; 1,663 barrels. Malt, 3066. SOUTIIWAItK POTATO MARK RT—TIIIS DAY. Our market continues to be well supplied, both coast wise and per rail ; trade is heavy, and, with most samples, less prices have been submitted to. The following aro tleis day's quotations: York ltegents, 80s. to 100, per ton; Scotch, 70s. to 8.55.; Cups, Wis. to Mts. ; Catholics and Whites, 60s. to 655.; Cambridge Itegems, 506. to Ina. ; French Whites, 60s. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs I'attenden and Smith report that the demand tor Hopi continues to improve; and hue Su , sex, being very scarce, are worth full 4s. per cwt. more than on last Mulelay. SNfITIIFIELI) MARKET.—TILIS DAY. We have an unusually large supply of Beasts, and the demand is very limited ; in consequence, lower priers arc taken, and many remain unsold. A few choice Scots make 3.. rd. The number of .Sheep and Lambs is also larger; trade for them is exceedingly dull, especially for big Sheep. Although the supply of Calves is not excessive, there are more than can be sold. Front Germany and Holland there are 510 Ikasts, 1,510 Sheep, 108 Calves, and 64) Pigs ; Scot land, 500 Braids; and 3,000 from Norfolk and Suffolk. Per done of gibs. ad. a. 03. Pee dew of dits. ~. d. It. d. Mot Sew,. Den.tfordB.. 3 S 8 He s t Diet. Web& f 95 3a 3 a 15>4 BhBrt..finrn. ...... 3 3 4 Had Lounewooh 36 4 0 Seco.rd qtrdliy II i&. S 2 8 Do. do. Short ealves . 2 310 1 Ewes awl wennd quality 30 3 8 pi,. . 1 3 4 Do. do. Mors oitii 0 11e..A. bus lk Italf-Ised. 4 4 4 Inlets Masts at market. 4.7181; Slimy and Lambs, 29,.30; Oahe% 'Ai: PldB. 410. COAL MAItKET.—TIIIS DAY. Eden Main, 31.; Walls End Loanbton, 14s. Od. ; Wal'a Eud Tees, Eq.—Ships at market, 27. RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, MAY 10.—The market continue. in a e ery de1ve...v..104.W. owing to the abeenee or boring ord..; the bot.inme done ben been very limited, with Mee. tending do...mord Caledo nian, 141—East Lanembire. 161 j—Loscnet..e and Yorkshire, 61— Ditto (61.er cent. pref. shares), 13, - bmidon and North Weetern,l/74 —Ditto (new 1 aharevl, 41 p.—Mancheater, Sheffield, and Lincpin (pref. Marrs), 12—Midland, 61—Ditto (4 Wires). Ida 4 el.—North ha* 91—doath Eadern and Dover, 47—York and North 2r, 51. MANCHE-Stall, 31•1' 10.—We have had a very at market. East I.insesh•roi.4. I ; !weds Mock, el*; Weet SI e 1..; Whelk:4 S. Prat, 16; ditto, New et. Pref., 9-le prem.; South Estettro, 37. Brustisa itAN, MAT 10.—There was a good deal of de pression thi. multi to-day. Stsewsbury wet niessinglanw are moon flatter; South StallorJs were dose of 21 die. tar cook. BitIsTOL, MAT 10.—The market was Nat with wetting price., and very little businas done. The closing prices were : and Enters, buyers, at 79t, and sellers, So. Great Westerns, buyer*, t„ 47 • ditto, New 171. Mares, buyers, 14, sellers, 10. Vale of Neata, 3,, id's. Nelland Stott, 014 buyers, sellers, G 2. ---- - - - - LE us, MAY 10.—We have hail a flat market to-day, sad ery little doing. The kil:oiring are the closing you! as : East Lancashire& IC ; Great Northern, 181 Lancadrre red York shires, 62; ditto Fifths, 61; Leeds and Thugs Quarters, 1$ prem.; Ninth Westerns, press., 13; Booth PaYern and Doves, 271; Ater derma, 111. rAtitil, MAT 10.--St. Germain, 435 ; Versaillos (right hank), 3115; 41103 (SOS bank), 223 • Paris and Orleans, Sal; Bari* and Rouen, 624 96;0 Marse i lles and Avignon, 230; Stra.tourg art Bale, 148 23 ; Boulogne and Amlena, • Orkume and Bui.. dram, 400; Northern, 47835; Park and Enrsebdurg, 367 SO: Tours end Nantes, 273; Menatreau and Troyes, 140; Bordeeui and Vete, 33 60; Centre, 433 60. r.,... Paior a c tu m R g... .tum . A .44 1r T u ß a AP th. l , lll l. — iacipia The f o llowing ore the lad Noararaar.—Fros April 30 to May 6: Pawners, 176,773 , .; 1... f"; 54:1.003r. Iloaao.—Prosa 27 to May 3: Paimodors, 78,273 f. ; goods, WAIL ; total, 143. . Manta.—Prom Aprll 27 to May 2: Parasien, 26,972 f. ; gooda, MOW.; Mak 00.0063. Osmium —Yrota April SS to May 4: horengere, 91,11331.; goods, 117.6:91. ; total, 211 AX 80•DIU101.—rfOn Agit Site May Pa.seaggra, 43,64113 f.; gads.; 1.14 64: 431. 4 % a tt e LOP.—FrOOS Aorn AS to May 4: Passensera, 41,7335; gooia, 434 . 64: ;. t0ta1,64,7131L From April 36 to May 4: Pr maim goody 17,7631.; total, 27,1044 Mawr:mi.—From Apri 20 to May 7: 11111100/811. 73,510..; goods. 13,1111 L; total. 330372. 11111ABarma.— A Proydl 30 to May 6: twooggre. 1 0 0 741 .; goo*. 311 ,002 L ; tout, t. Mus—Prosy SI to Apra S 7 : Patasagtay 20,337 f. ; good/. DICL=I, OAK .—Froo afg II SS to Ax 111111; PlONAffell. 11,5231. good., 11,111111 L; total, 24,7114 LTolllL—Srra /WU /18 to April Ni itffetiPla, 120,3 W.; good., tstal. r ea ii it 12 If • rod% le o tva Arsegare. r•