The Express. — London, England, 1853-04-22 00:00:00

' " • . " .. - . ....4. ; „.- ......... . :i" - ,. • e...- - .7.-- -;. . 1 .--,--/..•... .4 . -.• .- • e • • • . • • „/"...." 4re etc. os-.0. Cab j e No. 2,080.] LON DON, FRIDAY A YEN Ilk 0, APRIL 22, 1853. pVINSULAIt and ORIENTAL STEAM SHARE LISTS. IMMERiN RAILWAY& JOINT STOCK BANK& Great Northern NAVIGATION COMPANY. 10 2 intwerp sail Rotterdam Ms id Chester and Holyhead _ A Moir ARRANGEMENTS, AND REDUCED TWO AND _ TBOSSDAT EVZSINO. n : ........,.......... .... l utd FREIGHT& JamMa I me. L Bann. p i a Mr ° lr . ', "",,,, Illtropshire Union t, EPARTU RES ourwsans. The railway market to-day was firmer, and quota- so 10 01111 - 71/TINIMA inliwisas. I{ 1 i on yesterday to.esy Exeter and Orediton , Woo 40 --.-. Avstralsek ---- - a - 11 -- u es x-ci B r isto l and Exeter th.i ..• tent t mad CHINA, Oa EOM. -Ps Ades, Ceylea, Madras, Gone in some cues ruled rather higher. London and 20 1 2 010.,tiotspo .. .. ~,, rmmes. ollearaM sad U m ( K a aa , as the" sad lath North Westerns have risen to 120 on tpurehsees, ; z ---„,,„,,,- -:: 14 1 ale 7 am . c 0 , , ,.. 00t 0 tree :mammies. sod on the 1011 t sad saes Man 0b . ,. _ 40,000 24 . lan k at s 4 4 dim But Lancashire 1 n_y speculative. This company, the Lancashire w I De. talman " .. tll .. 20,000 30 CUM. Rank of Mk. s i retim. Swore Counties and No Al'alttAll 1,0/ SINGAPORII.-Par Adelaide. Pert Philip, and Yorkshire, and the Great Northern, are benefited 20 10 I 11 Orent lades PintTea-ta aeaai.: 1 ii Asitralls. sad Was II 4 1 no II and 01 ,0 0 , :!„.,ching at Butmx„ on the 4th of May end 4th by the large and steady increase of their weekly 204 30 W hile rmaikPlar gi m 7V Tit 1 1 pi a 114 IMO le EVEN* leattlak sad But Angliak_ n. fecal loadsisptes, sod es 0 o r ery altenl4 . • Month th elTll.- c a Animas Wlestand 10 111 pa 1111 .. Kendal end Winderaser ow l o t h of Way and 10th of envy thereafter tram traffic receipts. This last-named stock, especially, MOW& feDitm.). , a7l , - - 26.000 20 Lessem RINI of Atm Ilanc.,Sheffield & Line* • Leeldietioss,se.curret s die rr closed very firm, the investments being numerous. 3) 1 , A ,„,„ iiin .. ... ... , 7 Walk aid sues _ ..., 2 l die par 2%000 10 Leaks Chartirse Rink Oxford and Worcester., Ilar.esisLirs ~ek I EG•Pr.— la the 4th and 20th of ewev =eau from The A stock of this line left off 49 to 50, and the B I* I De. (amitessi .. .. 1 q dAelstedk 6,,,.h05p!011, eta tta 10th and 7,ith from Ilarmilka. Birkenhead, Lancashire It 006 II 0 , 110211 MM Clarpors. all 536 341 II %LTA ...a tosrrANTINopLE.-0. th e 27th of 'my month 127 to 128. On the whole, the market closed &shade : Do. ra. c.;,kf.,. , . --... .. 1 1 16 NOM a Seed Al/111711. Soaking Cheshire •,, thatnieon. . . i 1 , my, GAL-tar vifo. owtoi Lbw , awls , =a weaker, but yet well supported, considering the to Do. s per et. Pratereme I di, par sd land* Import. Co. 11 l dle South Yorkshire el'‘lN ..ite my, on the 7th , 17th, sad 27th et sews limited amount of business offering. Guaranteed 2° !fa" sad Madalwerams - Pm kaaa 17 altrak Aletralla ....„... IL 46 :.0 44 Stockton and Hartlepo Gitealar, t o .SOON ft Mika et Mantras 20 . madras - ••• - 1 4 1 4 1= Si 1 Iw o. stocks continue quietly in demand, and are dearer. 834 se g u y a l ai i i • 6,000 .. Do. New........ _ _ CALet-rrA see emus.-rea m , Teem. o f the tsve r eei e r garg ,,,.."„a, se re !UMW & UNll(Trldi 107 1 • (taking only the o travail, once • mor.h) batmen Caleure, Prams& gm THIS DAY—Two o'CLocw. so 26 00. Do.DM bleeist) .. - - 6 Ear, and Sam , Me. 10W 2•-• 16 IS Northern tif Pima Ski 364 ~,p. rue race of pause money rad freight es the India and The railway market is dull, and in the absence of 33 Gross am all Do. WAS per M. Ilem6 YONBY MARKET. (the hoes base been eareiderably reduced. and may be ha i l= wheeler at the Cevapany'a came, 122, Leedeshallastrall. business a drooping tendency is generally observable. 111 re IL k Amiss. she. '4 IS .--- . receic and u ,„. 44 ,spiese,isositeassotou. London and North-Wor erns, North British, and 2 au ..... - -41.- . 7 -•-• .77 7.7 T.•• ••• . • 771! fT` . ISM 196,3i ' (TH /LE EPENCE. Great Northern 15,113 .. 11,456 .. 8,522 Chester and Holyhead Shropshire Union 625 .. 619 .. MS Exeter and Crediton l2O .. 107 .. Bristol and Exeter Manchester & South:unction 568 .. 616 .. 614 East Lancashire 4,601 .. 4,251 .. 4,031 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 16,030 .. 14,488 .. 14,707 Rut Anthill BlO .. 615 .. 690 Kendal and Windermere Manc.,Bheffield & Lincolnsb 7,293 .. 6,618 .. 6,618 Oxford and Worcester 1,027 .. • • London and Blackwell Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-TIIIS DAY. Without any great activity in the Wheat trade, upon the business transact Monday's quotations were fully sup ported for both foreign and English. Mere was more inquiry for fine marks of American Flour, at 23s to 245. 6d. per barrel. Hurley was in short supply, and its value was well main tained. Oats firm, at the currency of Monday last. Beans and Peas sold on much the same terms as earlier in the week. South Yorkshire. Stockton and Hartlepool The aggregate results presented by these returns staking only the corresponding lines), are as fol. IMULITALII INTO LONDON ►ROIL APRIL 29th to APRIL 22nd. Cr. Itarlath. Scotch. Irish. ►Foralie. Wlmat I MN lO4O Mark) 1 160 43t0 Oats 9lO .... I 6840 I 3710 Malt .. b6O Maas, Gross amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1863 £205A4 .... 3,701 .... £ 66 10 8 1852 196,354 3.671 1 .... 63:17 1 1861 182,468 .... 3,611 .... 51 19 3 Considering that the returns for an ordinary week of 1853 are contrasted with Easter week of laid year the comparison is extraordinarily favourable, and this view has already given support to the railwa3 market. The receipts of the London and North Western, Lanoashire end Yorkshire, Great Western, Midland, Great Northern, and Eastern Counties lines are all remarkably good, the falling off being confined to the lines moat used for excursions, such as the Brighton. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : MINCING-LANE—THIS DAY. SIMAIL—The large public sales see going off heavily to day. The result of the week shows that the quantity offered in public tale during the week has exceeded the de• mend, and prices pretty generally are ed. lower. Corrak—Tke public sales have gone off heavily, and • decline of L. has been established. = - TsA.—Mare Cu been an advance of about id. per lb. this week, but not much done; buyers seem inclined to await the confirmation of the budget, but importers oad holders are firm. SPICES have steady this week, and full prices paid. and Brandy dull of sale. Ccrrrox.—A fair amount of Mennen done at full prices. Itsamrirrua has sold at previous rates. Finnr.—For Currants the demand has been limited. &dein' : a large speculative business has been done in &ernes. In consequence of the proposed alteration of the dudes, prices are Is. per cwt. dearer. En other descrip tions of Fruit there is no alteration. 1853. 1852 Glugow and South Western £4,321 .... £4,168 Caledonian :9,566 .... 8,558 Edinburgh and Glasgow : 3,627 .... 3.638 Scottish Central SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY.- A large supply of Beasts and a very wet morninejtava caused a heavy trade ; prices ore consequently rather lower;; still almost all are disposed of. Sheep and Lambs are also more plentiful, and the demand not quite so brisk as of late. Prices had a downward tendency. Good Calves are in request. and make fully as much as on Moaday last. Our foreign supply consists of 84 Beasts, 1,640 Sheep, and 220 Calves; from Sootland, 13 Beasts; 660 trona:Norfolk and Suffolk; and 124 milch Cows from the Hume Counties. Per !dons <48116. L d... d ; Per stone of Site. Bat Nests. Herefords— 4 4 4 6 , Beet Dna. 111.451 a. db 1 2 4 4 Base Short-horns ......4 2 4 4 Bees lstee-deole 4 4 5 • &wad quellty 601164.. 3 0 3 6 Do. do. Shoes Palm ........ ........ 3 a 410 ER. awl wood valley 4 2 4 Pin .................. 3 8 4 8 du. Moen 3 d 3le BOW Iles. is ll alf-brode 6 0 6 4' lambs 6 4 6 • Besets at market. 503 ; Sheep and Lambs, 7010: Oalves, 313 Pip. no. Scottish Midland Jusstaia. 676 .... 613 North British Aberdeen Dundee and Perth 749 .... Total The Irish returns are: 1853. 1852. Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down 254 370 Ulster . . Londonderry and Enniskillen Cork and Bandon 'iii. .... 212 .... Dublin and Belfast Junction 1,028 .... 838 Great Southern and Western Waterford and Limerick 465 280 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Total Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, u received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex press :—Amsterdam, 'Wednesday : Dutch Four per Cants., 95}; ditto, Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64 11-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 24 3-16; ditto, Three per Cents., foreign. 47: ; the Coupons, 7 3-16 per cent ; Granada Deferred, 11 5-16; Mexi can New, 27 1-16 ; Portuguese New, 391; Austrian ' Five per Cent. Metallica, 81 7-16. Vienne, Wed nesday: Five per Cent. Metallica, 94 5-16; Ex change on London, 10.50. The Tallow market is very dull, with nothing doing. Tows Tallow is nominally quoted 48e.. nett cash; Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, 475.; old, 40s. 3d. ; April and May, 475. ; Oct. to Dec. (now), 470., sellers. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for all desetiptions of Hops continues steady, and late rates are well supported. The supply on offer is very limited. THE LATE GUNPOWDER DISCOVERY AND CHANGE AGAINST M. KOSSUTH.—(This DAT.) THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. Some important information has been forwarded to the police authorities to-day, in reference to the alleged discoveries at Rotherhithe, and warrants have been issued for the attendance of a great many witnesses at the head police other, Bow-street, tomorrow .(Saturday), when tLe matter will be fully entered int". The examination will take piece at one o'clock. ui......., root& stocks continue quietly in demand, - and are dearer. IQ 3's' l a :r aas l/, / ,'" "' - i t l t P m " t .. cAtet-rrs sea cntss.-vceert• a the Compri osa , m a gii iv f r orrilly once • month) betwten Colours, Pealing, g en • 30 W Wan, & ttref (Midi 14 71 • Song, and Slids , Me. THIS DAY-Two o'CLoot. 10 15 Do. Do.(olallsemt) .. - - 6 s.B. . r ..„.. u .,, o f p a s s a g e money arid freight On the India and The railway market is dull, and in the absence of 1,1 le *rtkir " tal. " -- NI Se i (!ms hoes have been eoreiderably reduced. and may be hgen: basin a drooping tendency is generally observable. all Do. tali, 8 per et rase d e pocation at the Company's °Mcrae, 121, Leadenhall-ithert. terellADAmiera na. !4 15 , A ures od. piper, itombamptati. London and North-Wes• erns, North British, and It a Nalm 1 1 0111 ? 1 ° 311 P 2 • 187 * 3 1 a 24 : S. 10 Parts an , 17 171 ....--- ANKS of DEPOSITS and SAVINGS BANKS. INVESTMENT OF CAPITAL. ARTIF.s DEADUWB of IN rYSTLNO MON EY are 3 lower . The exception is Great Northern', which are 70 20 hen end Bona ... . 446 43 14 is 20 Parla eel Persetwere . 331 54 I , in demand, and have again risen considerably. l a s p u1k0 .". 20 .,.." 3 66 pm to enamor the pan of tae NATIONAL AmillgANCß an r ,lV:l7- There is no change of importance in foreign lel 4 goalie sad Itiolumed ... A Ipm 10 V man esal users - . 204 us id se MINT Ave a lino,. 37 yawn a high raw a interest may b ob- shares, which remain quiet. Streak are rather ward, combreed with pollen enurity. 6 1 Sept Sneak r n ipretimin sarl MU inkomatioa may se bad at Ma Office, or ma, better. South Eastern of France are quoted 3to/ So w samba .ne ..i.:ne 53 • 1 free ' m w PMI moasions. sewing niewaso. p rwa • Si 4 De. 51 pm Mat. Prefer. - - tai Si 2 death Pastern et Fames - - 2 1 1 .et ifergen.plarie. Trafalgar-Num.. Gorton. Mews M oms esies salty 146 4 AeuMern or Prase 6l Of pm is N. N. Pd. Amman. pgandsy. up to i pen 1 0 Se. Upper tenser* .... T TIE DAI LY NEWTS If MI Wen Flaadere 4 0 • ea tress morning Paper, prim Sd. St. 190 u5ed......_ .„ ._. 1141 24 113 1 10 $ Ds. 34 per Mat. Prone 1 die , fie Ass Political Dream. the DAILY NEWS in at the hen of the Lt. m Oi 5101111 Nana.. Boo th 10 II Women ~i il 1 1 pm II ail u g al Prees of Great Britain, mdmeatthe fres enninterneht Its broodost ,„„. _,, 10..,,51N__ .501 72 0___ 3 1 . s _, 10 2 West/rad Swinerlsad 1 Idm Non wet all e wad And practical mama wtseihist poetical, sodal, r i 'l g ...,•• . ••00- 10 .00 31 6 se nclivancel. Lennellesalen. 74 61 die . th l a th e !AIM sea owe aHe News,-to the seenmay cif 1k 1 4 all Da53010 1 115N- 501 1 1 4 111 X :1 fa 2 . p or n% -In the ample, truthful. and impartial ottarnetor Wits 1,.! . 1 21 770 . 10 ! N. "X- 31 4_41 MINES. ha t o ter Intelligence, and in thy varied enereantileand conemendal In. ,u_. tee ma muse ... . lei 1110 104 4 4 Is rormatom onitshosi lo the City, Railway, sal Monetary A r tr a i ss ,- on IN Chnienna „ _ .._. . . 64 541 1 TEUIUMAT EVININO. nie Papa is onswpauni. It 111 OWNS MS ESIONSAI .. 111 ts 4 22 Great dulness continues to prevail in the market 2 „.....• more Mullet ilea of Shipping than any other paper- 10 all 0 . 1 1 mg 1 141 1 " ••• •.- 2 1 e 221 for British mining shares, and we hear of very few C A as rzelnsimly entry report of 9 hippin 4 in the Indian nese by every Ile s 65 CadDhathlatrigiluno . • 52 . a 4 ✓ee'anil mail-andtM ouly daily Vitus, Deport. with kit of prim% all 1105910a01l Aber- • transactions. pallobrdanyebere. , dmen ... 11 1 TI The market for the gold mining shares was gene- Q a ,iire.er twit to fami Izs, se hetet the cony paper tanks the 1 ._ 3 al 1111W___ Maw_ sad _ q 7.1 np ee ." smith entedes. and hue. larms eadadsd, tram headman 1.1 0 Kann 50 , 5 554.• • rally flat, and the drooping tendency extends even 6 r eerboaseadentimeseets. 20 9u Seam _- . 13 111 134 to the best accredited Australian adventure,. Colo- g, Is pante Lamar is 1601111 by the kat rears of stamps 3 3 NI *Wm 7711151101Ws a.. to pee 7103 111130 13 air lanai London Newmann% by Oen 11.0. 1 , .. 10 It nial Gold shares, for instance, closed this evening la nub It will be awn that this paper (ass ••••6 .. 26 . 066 02a 25 se Do. elms Ban &Wu. 7 74 7141 sian years) and in lee years be e n Its three oldest ocesipetiten: IL 100 Ilbst lammihre - _. I 72 71 p,..,b 2 . 302 , 0 ... sp. & M ell Li W.Loo4lllinnln 53 67 to speculative sales of such of the Australian gold m Kenna eseoncut .... ... 1770 Manisa Poor . .. - 1771 519,013 10 14 1111111th. gni Peebles .. - - continue very much depressed. The Californian /teams HALALS DAILY YEWS -- 1040 1,152.000 es. 109 Onapser at IllswlSWestem 6.1 sae companies, generally, retain considerable fi rmness, g, Th e conuoued mainten an of this pun* nommen, leiliewlag Oa 100 (INN 11871111nra ... - 93 114 111 54 especially the Ages Fria. At 4 o'clock Peel Rivers 6 ; spines manly endowed by a IL 100 Do. A. Mese ... ... 44 50 30 ~ Th . , wily 5 ,... i is t b. Dges siale r s tar li a s •• ap u s a. me w. 1 . 1.. I_oo De. D. WM ... ... 116 117 1271 la were quoted 41 to 5 prem:;;Port Phillip, 1-16 to 3-16 hl poem *so the art it tout high ground and a kith liberal teas-no ... ..• oaamalualma Weals (10 ' 109 1 1 0 In ea prem.; Nouveau Monde, la to 1 prem. ; British Ans- ~ p e pang minim s that Menmentive Limning' Nash to **arty 1 . 1 ! 7 , «... irii ,..,,,.... 7 .,,„„ 1 ... :: 911 1 W e t 92 11 tralian, tto -, prem.; and Great Nugget Vein, 11 to g g a a nbLie is of Lensed ; and Mealy. with the sena& NOW '• eleselatice of Leo rotagabeed daily perm, and with tbe largest 10 all Inmselse nil Dunn .. II 94 11 prem. Alstralian Freehold remain heavy • er Illablit id adrertaernenta-nent to Me 'Times '-olstaned by any 161 .141 Do.ll6ns ... ... ... 13 1S pun The shares of the British Iron Company were in a inly neer, Pa paititial men than nerentwads with lie soaunerelal 1 1 :- 1 1 , 1411 3 .71 1 0 , ma 2•711111ga 77 774 77 if nimace." 41 4 du demand, mid decidedly higher. Linares, on the other /, T. be mine! or an Saelmetlee er Neeremen In the Magda= o s tficie, to. Sneer Mestannea. Menu 60 all lons Northern _ .. 131 1411 151 111 IllYnedeneed Mosliwal . _1 96 61 91 in the shares of the Nova Scotia Copper Com r ny, T 10 3 ILes.,TlMeery,4 Soetasen 11 is pea which were sold as low es 1 prem., but the fal pro- p CULVERWEII.II MEDICAL WORKS, st. 100 Lea, Deightsnier , . Co., 104 205 OftloloS. SintASSA W ISSI. sad Origins% le. each; by past. 117. 1 00 MINN* Neelia•Weec - 1191 110 1.1. P it. I. 26 11 Ds. Meths ... 111 Bpm 109 44 1154 4 yoked purchases, and the final quotation was a to 1 1, P rem. We understand that th e only accounts re- 6 WIIAT TO LIT. DUNK. AND ATOID. 10 1 D0.11011%.1an Ltc 91 it „ ceived by the company from the deputation which E u. St. 100 Larks k Smeriv I miler . 904 914 901 LECIUIte Ti) YOUNG MEN. 60 411 De.. 6311 ... ... .. 4 6 34 die has gone oat to make a further examination of the „ m. 40 64 De., see . . 31 IA die mine are to the effect that the body in question had c HOW TO BB SAPPY. ss an issassiereps; bases's: 11/ 121 arrived in Halifax on the 29th March, and hoped to / r e. SS ell Leadmment tanshilise 19 21 MORAL AND ?DUNAJ. SNJOVIONT OP LIFL St. IN Innith.4l44B.llLlseele• ,- 294 104 reach Indian Point on the 4th April. There port of „ •• es os DonenALlosi. Leo- 5 4 3 dis the deputation is expected to arrive on Monday d ON ISTOCIAL DISBASIL IL lee 11161 m• . . 741 1S 744 4 el. st. tee Do. Iles L . 's s i pea; as 43 next, b y the next . packet from Halifax, as referred 4 Till INSTITUTES or MARMON Lill. 50 474 11k1.0.1ree. tiro- ... - - • to byte advice,. No other authenticated reports 2 Tu. 13 17 4 1 Me MN ism- ... - - WILMS OF WINTIS. et. 109 illowtasabee ..14 62 have been received. Of new schemes the shares of ( no. 111 811/_ll4 Dam Milan lima:coastwise, CONSTIPATION, and 118113101/ffis 13 1141waniesssemmwernswe se 3 Ms ported. NOIDS. blb 71 Many and Itensp„ „, a n , m. sad z. S. afilfeutWineepelatesek , . 11l 4 The non-official closing quotations are :-Ans- r; it ullis% IRINA sad scorch LAKIN. I eon. le.ani. Ilt. 190 0~1 ... ... ... . 51 $4 524 tralasian Coal, 3 dis. to k prem.; New South Wales 1 KY 13 15 Disllew - - lITOSOPATIIT • On. Tad COLD WATS% CURL N 11.11ertlesra Osuides Unice el Weis i Coal, ; dis to par ; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay meow* 11, ratorinemr-cow; Cereals*. 147. rteer-etroe . , tear,, C. IN Neely Drltisk ... . . 311 34 311 i Coal, k die. to k prem. ; Mount Carbon Coal, par , 111. Corea. e.. 1 al bOOK•l'lers: tea It. a. Cuiverwell, 311/.10. la 14 Monk Donn No. I. .. - - die to 4 . prem. 7 London and Liverpool Australian Gold , Argellanims. neremotreet, agleam, lin ansealted daily mum lo till 5. 5 all Do. se Ll3• 4 : r nd .... - - Mel m47 No. 8 6 Da II Onerenteed - - die Mining and Streaming, par to k prem._,_. Mel- ] 10 14 North 41 41 die 114 bourne Gold, kto I per share • Austrslian Mutual, , HE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half 29 all "11l Wallela 15 10 Ilernon LlFesteralent 14 84 pm 1 du. to par ; Australian Consols, 1 dis. to par; , waters tips 11.10133 W lll4 queetten that 1104,34410i1 ajj we wege..s4 wth ,., 601 6/6 50 1 Monarch Gold, k dia to par; Chartered Australian 1 OIL peesseem degabely needling News Ns the 111. 160 . Omani ... reertkioneraties, sed Messeemeat of the H=em WA awl elm 5 , I to umina ... , 62 62 Land and Mining, a, a per share ; Worthing (new 1 mg gram we labil. This Mended OU team anlesemily w . i tt ,„ la Ilkma. 64 68 shares), Ito k dis. • Lewis Hill Range, ato i dis. ; , " " 33. 313 . 9331 . le d. = "allia llsr 2 . 33333 " St. Iwo Der I.Bfil.W.OeU. iii 73 76 New South - Wales Gold, t to 3 die .; Gar- i Ism in ben It pronsee tt heat off waning ovey- 10 8 fienwebtriMaisdliereked le 0# Sr ~me saisk tea-preines • thin arid pendent NArth - 26 , 1 au 222 „. 612 eas her e . nett and Moseley, ato 2 prem.; Golden Mountain, j gid neir ia lllnem ong. seVell evenm inentll ti -emi asei nre umens M beatiait z ully soft. 194 a as ... babhuwams.2. m i n sNAis an grreerthelf ninne5.....2,:: -is N Is. ameesup _ - :=lllSelftleireell merattwa. Per la Is NI Make Si WO of • hmanal ban et -N 41 Iffirennvellana „. . MS lie Ilanli Dina - ... . NI 21A Nes Is. N. sail Ti. i Ihmq heptiss peal Is fan milk 1114.114, a. to imam ... ... 73 „i 21 Gold, liar to k prem.; Feather River Land . golden, Mat in. 14 orsom--m. neteespne if ea& INN * le pd . . -:- 161 67 87 66 and Gold, par to 4 prem. ;_ Gladbach Zinc, menswear, a Ilwakials , llsammr OA" lane duet -1141 by A. 16 II Timokk i l 4; o .• 12 1 1 1 to 13 prem. • Pontgthand Silver Lead, par to , 110111410 ewe 101111, fia, MaNnierdes. Issaiter; an he Car II 6 Otto ditto mire red Panamess. l5 all SlaMtes &Da/Men . 19 I U s t3lll . ; Chalanches Silver, Ito 1 prem. ; Cologne ss so isismemswiaussistaii. s si , 3 dis. to 3 prem. ; New Linares, par to 1 prem.; K Aves WOUSDELL'S PILLS may be taken es 17 IValeallealls ... . 144 13 15 South Devon Consols, par too prem. ; Tre by tte• meet delicate or robust • by the in ant or its panne, r i s 1 61111141 .1, r iat tewa 9 4 _1 9 6 111 sae wartha, k to t prem. ; Mizen H, par to 1 prem.; with rerun . arty. They are adapted to all age., climates, and eon. .4 l.._ ___oa, SlSlglons; um are truly and essentially the beet family medicine. ~, !...,1* ....:= 7 . 6 . 4 4 0 ; 4 , 1 ; 6 51_ 10 Carberry West, k die . to 4. prem. ; Connemara, nomads a asuses of cure an ennead with eon box. at Is. Oct, .• I r. „" 4 11111 Par h. 9d., and is. Si. each. 6ld everywhere, sad at the Wholesale r ,. / . : . v ......rb__ ab.r... 1 61._t fp „ lie MI par to 3 prem. • ; °loutish'', k dis. to par • se. Sates - inn, .. 71 Sulphate of Barytes, 1, a per share • Irish Ispot, 50 Viest-sueet. Medan 25 I 114, Do.o.6.ll.Purens. ... 21 21 .. Consols, par to I prem. ; Perrin Wheal' Alfred, • maw l'faek and Nardi Midland 5.4 694 Prasnaluits MABEL par to 1 prem. ,• L'Aigle d'Or, 1 dis. to par; 111.1 100 1 4: s e ismin den - - Adelaide Land and Gold,l to 1 die.; Portland Iron, MEETING ON THE EAST INDIA CHARTER 5 1 sli 01741ses Ne. S. 7 Per CL - - AT MANCHESTRR. r., 100 Seidel & Baster 4 pore,. 105 107 par to 1 prem. • Knockatrellane Copper, 3 dirs. to 3 Ilt.IN Sl__ _ . _0 .. 16 15 Meuse mad BOIroIS6 A meeting of the citizens of Manchester took place 3 1. 3 1 00711 Iffia lindia • ••••••• 5"5 Pm Oa ell Mods% Perth. sad Abet. Port Royal and St. Andrew's Cspper, 3 to 1 prem. ; yesterday in the Town Hall, presided over by the mayor, I g m g le n ... , r. for the purpose of taking into consideration the present 65 gio al u g gsapi.lOsAp.m 31 q Lignanea, 11 to 2 prem. ; Brazilian Diamond and condition of the British East Indies, with the view of se- i' 5 Ille. N. 0147 per Ct. 44 4 Gold, par to 1 prem.; Britannic Gold, a- to 4 per curing to that great country the blermiogs of good govern- 71' 1 I Ds de. (V. 1707 pre et. 1 11 pm share; Poltimore, Ito 3 prem.; Kenmare, ato 1 runt. Among those present were-Mr. Thomas Baxley, e 'tis.,li pe.JOl I& 11 pm 6 eli teo. ' Nu* 3 prem. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc the President of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, 10 10 t . 202 . 6w p m . 66.0, 1 1l 166 . 1$ tion, tto 1 prem. ; Great Hewes United Tin, par to Dlr. Henry Ashworth, Mr. Richard Miley, Mr. Oldham 20 0 lam, pee l lel Whittaker, of Hurst, Mr. Alderman Watkins, Mr. Stagg, • , Ills 0160. mol z: .1 prem. ; Respr3rn Copper, Ito 1 - prem.; Sue River Mr. Absalom Watkin, Mr. Rawson, Alderman Shawcrose, ! I Dans% 11 per - s Se (of Jamaica), 13 to 2 prem.; Parlwyu and Carwal- Mr. Robertson (of Rickards and Robinson), Mr. Jineph 13L1 1N Neat Mmensas pram 121 119 sick Tin, t to 4 prem.; Burns Creek Gold, 4 dis. Simpson, and Mr. W. It. Callender. IR. lee Do 5 par mot Ilselp. le- I I damtrlbislifilmLyth 111 111 to par ; South Cork Copper, 3 dia. to 3 prem. It will be ricollected that a meeting was held in Mans 10 31 . p =erm deter on this subject a few weeks back, but that was a 611 If Weisenli 94 81 THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. meeting of the mercantile community exclusively, and it 60 111 1161entseaSpe 61 71 was thought the present was a question of inch importance OLP 1008*13115.7. 1 71M 14 VAL UM 108 1861 Scarcely any buoinees has been done in the gold iner et 102 IN 106 mining shares, and the general feeling of the mar to the country that an expression of opinion was also dui- I St. li r ilis tossmolge ll " b itt i r e re Ir do iMs t Pm =ar able front the great body of citizens also. There was not 4 . 0 . 4 i Dims „...„ 4 " , I 1 13 ket is flat, almost the only exception being Agna a large usetnblage, but the attendance was highly inailen- 151.:1114 !Law& Biblaisora pent 131 134 F ries. Colonial Gold mark it I.toot. tol sod respectable. M. 'lOO 'ol6oPenetennlil M. - - Nova Scotia Copper shares have fallen to Ito 1 Mr. Trios. DAZLET moved the first resolution :-"That le I 1 1 1fmasihwasom si 401 MM. Agricultural are quoted 80 to 82, and Peel in the opinion of this meeting the constitution of the Indian 14 1 an 14•15411171TNIN7.11111 1 9 11 lssi all Imodemiernffimisk4a 13,1 131 Rivers have further receded to 41 to 1 prem. Gene government is not adapted to secure the welfare of the 22 ; 66 usiabaki . 6.o6.2ol 6 2 people of Inds, awl has not promoted their best interests, le 10 IDa New 610 ... nor provided for that wise administration of affairs which it 6 ! 8 en 16_ , „,. 6 Ira • MOODS Beane= is the tint duty of government to a ff ord to the people over lti" all Ontieler 41P CL - - Pal No. Ahrre Kan Paid prime done witch it rules.' St. AN nbasp.llP 149 150 yesterday to-day 1 1 Mtn Prdwame ...... 1 :1 1 The Rev. 'tonna VArOHAN, DM , principal of the .9 „ „„ 3 „ ..„„„_„....... . pm MIA/ I agua M. .. all 14 11 pm 21 1 Luleashiro lode:student College, seconded the resolution, • a , De . ou r"..= l ;„.*. t t i 16,000 1 Anglo Australian Gold all par I pat le which mos carried. unanimously. I all 1 Do.WweamyTalley 4 pea 1 21 100,000 les. 4,o 6 l:ol..lituniaan Mr. RICKARD DIMAS' moved the second resolution :- 15 4 I De. ir- es ... ... 1 die Ipm 10,000 10 Anetrissim 2 "'That abundant evidence has been adduced to prove that, et 100 Morn Drib& ... ... ... 109 111 1091 • NAN 101 Australims s 4 6 trader the British preeminent, the prestress of the people in N 1.1,1!NorM 111 • 11 b 7 a 137 • were. t, IV o 100,000 1 Australian Freehold .. all 4 dis 4 industry sail wealth has been retarded ; the adissaistratioa Sl* "" Weber., A IS. 6ne Cent - - 0,00 1 An Marc . all 1 dim of ISlnee has been &Active ; the nature and mode of 13 12 Dit.o ditto ditty 2 21 pm Ne,oeo 1 Penn Alumina Golf ell 1 ipm 11 taxation has been oppressive • public works have been in- a a m gesm ugr ue oisatie 104 21 913,0R0 20 RUMS Ina 13.5 4 10 adequate fir the purposes of ' communication, navigation, it IS Ihrews.ACtseeter(Nor.W. mein 35 drag% Intp,Banat3l.ps 141 51 $ 54 sad Irrigation ; and that, alto7ether, the people have besa 11041 8 per Cent.. .. 17 4 1 15 3 1 ad 6,000 30 DuCtreamandCalate ill 3/ 64 * 10 De. 5 per Ost ... ... Ipm ad 11,000 to Do. tit. John Del Bey 13 70 31 left in • state of misery disgraceful to their rulers." ,_/.. as 15 ilentlatena _„. ... ... 1 1 110,00 4 Mews's Creek el par 1 re) Mr. H. R. uaLLg,Dza seconded the resolution , wh.e.a. 10 11 Dino New par IPs 12.009 4th Cohre Comet .......... all 461 01 was ii:.in adopted unanimously. 1441 all ! Swath Nesters (Reading 100.000 5 Colonial Gold ...... 1 12pm 24 Mr. Hearts- Asuwoarit moved the third resolution :- arso ) et MAU U. 344 i OS I IISOO l4 0 76 7 "That tai, meeting believe+ that no security can be given 111/ sll 1411.1reekidnell 1:1 204 10 a s p " , 140 SC Miners of Eng all 7 85 for the reform of abuses in India but by a thorough reform 2 1 4 ;...... i dbe pm LON 15 C r. T Pref. 76 pretest. all 9 10 pa of its b un government , and entertains the opinion that - eater& el egg.par:k 1011 104 103 70,000 3 Saes AirstruhanOopper all 11 11 dl. if 100,000 2 Great Haggai Vets all 11 11 pas 21 1 the Cain of Directors and proprietors of East India stock 17 5 p ew sm . • 54woes 10 ;ie Anal all 16 18 Mond be e o Wei/ dieennuected from the g overnment of 111 111 iTerldhle.lo4.n.ea . ,Ter;li pm lea MON Gran Deny of Seder ail 1 6 pm India, which for the future should in this country consist of LINKS LIMED AT FIXED MULL 11.008 Great PolgooM all Fa a minister and a council appointed by the crown, and It- 100 enslnsilloss.nle .Mar moor Lale Ilathern ..... - ell 1 dis dent', nspon.itl- to parliament." es Lawasualwassrai 1117 149 60,0f1 Marty ill las Mr. Alderman WATKINS seconded the resolution, which " " a l = J 1 1 .1333 IleCalneelea).. U 64 9,000 40,00 Lisareau.donkivibm. Oak all 0 11 was carried unanimt wily. 111. IN esatUwauskaisse.ap.ot. Duarte Cranky Go. aU 1„ 6 De. ABS•LONI WATK IN moved : " That this meeting Omni ft CM.Nertbentl, lie lee as 1460 ad 100,000 Verlealta ell 1 dis par I agrees to the following petition 24. bs presented to both 96 1, I asestalisr a Dos fees. 50,000 1 Ideximeakah.Assericee 9 6 ' 111 8 houses of parliament-that to tius Noun of Peers through (senisefinea Weston 124 N 1 61,0.. New Masada . ..... IN all IlselleseslDsok la nein. 2011 , 080 siouvesu Monde Lord Otruelg, and that to the House of Common through flmente MAL 6 Sr.) - 50,000 1 Nova Scotia Mining sad Mr. John Bright-and requests the members for Manchu- 40 64 14100LTerhatseire 111 114 C.ipper PaselUng 5 11no 51 4 in (whose services sal this Cause already deserve the Mown is as De. 4 afire (ditto).. 55 17 10 , ,0e0 POn ailaUP..... ..... pram) earnestly to support its prayer in the House of Com- 14 114, De. 1 Mures Nato) 174 u 6 60,00 nuts Itnek ....... all per # ina arias.- IN Urea ss4 Oresswieh 10,051. 50 lith_nciney Iron all 24 .6 is " cd6 ___nwesa r siiireme ssawahassisc omo s ) 2, 14 1 7 44 Ditto New Mr. W. P. CLAIMS seconded the resolution, which was turfed, aid the procesdiap terminated. 20 /NI lassulandaar.bwrCost. 7.65 31 *teatime &QM' 0,000 1 south Antrallan to, sr 74 all 1414 pm in , Mensite N M a t 151 191 8.400 10 fin Croft - ID all Min ditto b a p s ) 26 27 63.174 ISBN Gaited Meagan ........ all 6 61 66 sn • 361113/41113133/81 3 1 331033 70,00 I Wan COIIWIPOSDENCT. WITHPOSTMASTERS.-A COITII6- issue to LAN.4r.autd.; 3 31 100,000 I Went Omuta * ill I par Ipm minden saes, that having occasion to correspond with pro- PI WEn frier 100,000 1 .•.• Mamma._ all pit apm vinei a l postmaster., he found that it cost him thre e - pence DenenteMent.fe Darl. - - e 1°0,0041 Tun all 41 pm In all Wawa Drodford(llsD4 106 ltB every time tor postege, vied if the correspondence wu " " xmkaid .,,.. 36 ,,, c , MISCELLANEOUS. about errors commired by the Post-office ; viz., one penny (lamed to Riot Pawl .. 64 114 for the prepayment of his letter to the postmaster, and two- 33 e s e.g.' 'per cent. (do.) - - i Lioalna • peer. for Use reply, bruits, the latter was always an an - 15 13 Prestealn )) i• pen 10, 114 M. Weentandays. Pdl prices 1 Bunten does paid letter. On inquiry Le found that provincial post- 80.WenikLase.asYnni - - .-.---I I yesterday 1 to-day , 11 • 9 114 an allowed by the Post-office department the 1 1 . 1 I li 111110 1 al..... notam iallt:L. - - 10,000 1 leCh airstream Awl.- 35 iBl 84 02 80 Postage an all unpaid Intim sent to them on the business of to Cleat Derthern -. 145 151 Dv public, but not the postage to prepay for their official 8 4 . IN DAlleseenneek .. . 10 151 10.000 100 *an da Company.. 321 61 70 "Pit. entsequently the latter is always seat unpaid. The Is 94 s ea ngs a ga r denneli,Pied - 106,00 M 5 V.', mud Palace oast economical course. therefore, for the public to adopt le lb. 100 m) 1 01 as - 161.000: 4 of Cryat.Pal. France 2 1 11 „ 31 is to wad letters to provincial postmasten unpaid, and en- 50 39 war velhi r llk_arw- - 121,7111 1.74 , Brit. Au.t. Loud all la 11 pm 1' Do. Prefers me ... ' all , - - close a pnytaire stamp for the etfilial reply. By this means 16 26 1 311331 „„ ..„,..33 • '',„,..• 12 - 2 120,000 , 5 Peelltiv.Lnd.ls , lin.l alt ,4154 pm 91 4 a ;anon can correspond with a country postmaster for a ii. 100 p a; 37-06.76.-0,6a4 $24 100,0001 I '4oottlehltioninverst all Is If pm 2i prosy instead of three- peace, the usual cost of such cor- i wo r m u n i ma l lel6 101 12,70 e 25 1. Australian Land 25 •45 30 ; 401 responleace. 10,900, 100"VeaDlemen'e Lend 35C 11 20 I 191 20 The English stock market slightly strengthened to-day on reports that the parliamentary opposition to the financial measures of government will be less serious than had previously been apprehended ; but the market is totally destitute of animation, as ope rators at p feel things to be in a state of uncer tainty. Gei r s e eZ, however, the impression in the City is becoming stronger that the cabinet will succeed in carrying their measures without vary extensive modi fication. Consols ranged throughout the day 4 better than yesterday, at 1004 to 4 for money, and 1001 to 4 for the 12th May. It is pointed out that, as more than three months' dividend has now accrued on Console, the present price is virtually below par. The government broker twain invested in Reduced Threes at 991. The offi cial business report includes:-Three per Cent . Consols, for money, 100 a, d ; ditto, for account, 1001. Three per Cent. Reduce, 99.1, 1. Three•and-a- Quarter per Cents., 103/, I. 3. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 1-16, 6. Bank Stock, 227. India Stock, 2624. South Sea Old Ants., 981. There is no demand for Exchequer Bills. The June bills were sold at 4s. and ss. prem., whilst the March mark 4s. to Bs. prem. India Bonds were a trifle weaker, with business at 365. to 425. prem. In the foreign stock market there wus increased flatness in Spanish, the Certificates receding to 61 to 61 per cent. Mexican Bonds ruled at 271 to /, ex hibiting little change. Peruvian Deferred Threes were firm at 67 to 68, the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip being quoted 31 to 4 prem. Greek Bonds rose to 91, on a renewed demand, and closed 9 to 4. Granada Actives closed 231 to 1; ditto Deferred, 111 is 4 • and &loader Bonds, 61 to 1. In other stocks there was no feature, and only a very quiet business. The list of sales is annexed :-Brazilian Old Five iie B r s2, Certs :4. lol&d t i n to Four -alndd.a.a.iyaf per Ce n ts., Cents., n 664, 66; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 974. Equador Bonds, 6Z. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825, ex overdue coupons, 91, 9, 91. Mexican Three per Gents., for account, 28th April, 274, 1. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 674. Portuguese Four Der Cents., 401. Sardinian Five per Cents., 971; ditto for account, 98. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 48 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 241, 24, 231, 241; ditto Passive (Converted), 51; the Committee's Certificates, 6/ per cent. Swedish Loan, 11 die. Heavy shipments of coin continue to be made to Australia. The exports on freight this week include 23,0001. by the Lady Flora, for Port Phillip; 65,0001. by the Investigator, for Sydney ; and 22,0001. by the Toronto, for Adelaide. The passengers by these ves sels have probably taken out further considerable I sums. The Chownoghee has also sailed for Port Philip with 60,0001. on freight, besides a further:sum, estimated at 40,0001., in the hands of passengers, &c. The above shipments amount in the aggregate to 212,0001. In this drain we have a ready explana tion of the demand upon the Bank for coin, to which so much attention has been directed in and out of par liament. Immense sums in coin have now been sent, or in other words lent, to the Australian colonies, to enable them to early on the vastly increased commercial movement created by their change of circumstances, and, when we further take into consideration the wholesale exports of all descriptions of articles from this side, it is evident that Great Britain is a creditor of Aust ralia to an enormous amount, whilst she is at the same time plying foreign countries in the usual mode for the raw materials required to be worked up into goods for the colony. This huge debt to the mother country must, in a short time, be re paid, as the receipts of gold from Australia can, as yet, have had little real effect towards establishing, the usual balance of trade, as between one state and another. It appears that the exact amount of gold brought over by the Ballarat, from Australia, is 78,114 worth 312,0001. She also brings over 1,106 :In wool, and 10 first and 53 second cabin passengers. Since the 6th instant she has experienced strong easterly gales. A change of wind, however, has since taken place, and already a large number of vessels have arrived at the southern ports. Further arrivals from Australia may therefore be looked for. Australian Agricultural shares gave way again to day, closing 81 to 83. British American and South Australian Land were unchanged. Van Diemen's Land left off 191 to 20. The Canada Company's shares rale at 65 to 70. Shares of the two Crystal Palaces, French and English, maintain their pre miums. Shares of the Australian Banks remain dull. Australasia and Oriental were rather cheaper. Lon don and Westminster Bank shares were done at 351 to 1; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 481; General Screw Steam Shipping (121. paid), 11, 101 • Penin sular and Oriental Steam, 821, 83. Shares of the Grand Central Railwßy of France improved to 21 to 21 prem. Grand 'frunk of Canada closed 11 to 11 prem.; North of Spain Railway, 1 to 1 prem. ; Berlin Waterworks, 1 to 1 prem.; Melbourne Docks and Railway, 1 des. to w prem.; Royal Danish Railway, 3 to 31 prem. United States stocks have generally been in steady demand this week, and there have been several large purchases of Boston City Four-and-a-Half per Cent. sterling bonds. The leading American railroad de bentures have also met with an active demand, and there have been numerous investments in those of the Cincinnati and St. Louis and Chicago and Mis sissippi line", which have lately been offered in this market. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: Redeemable. Dividends. Priem. United Etats. 5 per Ct. Eds. 1663 Jan. and July 97 98 Ditto 6 per Cent Ed.. 11412 Jan. and July 104 105 Do. 6 per Ci. do. do. ... 1863 Jan. and July 1101 111} Do. 6 wet. Inn. 5t00k...1667-180 Jae. and July 109 110 Do. ditto . Jan. and July 103 100 Mew York Rate 3 per Cts. 1838.1860 Quarterly 98 100 Peserrhnela 6 per Cl. - Feb. sad Amt. $7 MI De. 6 per Cleat Bonds 1682 Jan. and July 92 91 liesseilmaittsiperCt.gger. am ai rpstet Aer.Bdp. 1843 trl a a a n d d C ity 11 : 7 3 "0 12 • par Ct. Insc. et 1657-1873 Jan. end July 95 98 Aga r, OEM hoods 1686 Jan. and July 99 109 ir=pr pat 1666 i.e. and July 97 913 li b l i ter Cent. iaMYlglB72 April sad Oct. 101,1 - 111teireilaty • per Cents. 1057.1865 ItiarfibaL. llaL 83 69 New Yerkatyl per Ct.Bt 18544870 Quarterly 06 97 New Orisons City a per Cleat Bawls 1893 Jan. and July 90 91 Pennsylvania Central Bell Rd. 6 per Cents - Cinclaaiti and St. Louis 7 per CL, let Mortgage Chicago and Miumiseippi 7 per Ct. Ist !durtgage Philadelphia and Reacting Rail. ltd. 6 per Ct. Mult iage Bonds lB6O Jan. and July 87 88 New York end Erie Seven wet., Cenvenible New York and Erie. 1871 Feb. and Aug. 119 - New York and Erie Seven per Cents., Ist mortgage 1808-1869 May and Nov. 105 109 Subjoined arc the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published : 1853. 1812. 1851. London and NorthWestern..£49,o32 £44,327 £42,853 Lancashire and Yorkshire... 18,042 .. 18.097 .. 16,672 London and South Western.. 10,703 12,031 11,130 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern Shrewsbury and Chester 1,696 .. 1048 .. 1,688 93 94 89 - The market for the home funds is rather flatter to-day. Consols have been pressed for immediate realisation as low as 1001, and the present quotation is 1001 to I for money, and 100, just sellers, for time. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to I ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to ; Bank Stock, 2261 to 2271; India Stock, 2601; South Sea Old Annuities, 99 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 88., 4s. prem.; India Bonds, 40s. prem. Busi ness is generally very languid. The transactions in the foreign Bond market have also been few, and unaccompanied by any marked change in prices. Spanish stocks show no signs of a rally. Buenos Ayrean and Peruvian are firm, and other descriptions generally well supported. Spanish Old Threes mark 471 to 48 ; ditto Deferred, 23/ ; the Certificates, 61 per cent.; Swedish Loan, 11 die.; Dutch Fours, 971 ; Buenos Ayrean, 66 ; Mexican, 271; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 881 to 89 ; ditto Deferred Threes, 671 to d ; Sardinian, 971. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. I;.n. PARIS, Aram 21. Moue. I Opting Ulgbeet. Lowey-100ln II 1* 80 40 SO 40 SO OS SO b 1e3'30 103 SO 103 ' 30 103 ' 30 103 ' 30 ROC Al:atrial,. ,per Coats. 4per Ceuta, 1923 per Cents., 1933 per Cents. 3 pa Camta.New .. . Backus/se on London: at dobt, 23 64; 90 days, 24 ID 1. Sal Do. 4 m. rt. 1849 Kesel Naples Ren Roman 3 psr ts ...... Amoy. Cents ... Do. 2 .. - Piedmont $ p.Ct. 99 Do. 6. 1853 -- - - - • Palm, *NUL 21.—St. Germain, 1,900 ; Versailles (right Mk), —; ditto (left bank), 350; Paris and Orleans, 1,042 .0; Baas and Sam. 1,130; Room and lime, 595; Marseilles and Aviaiva (Ccavertadi, ; Strasbourg and Bale, 355; Noirtbm, 913 50 ; Pub, and Strohm', 855; Pate and Lycias, NO; Lyons and Mediterruten, :Jam, 720; llama and fic. Dicier to Gray, 550; Paris and Cherbourg, ; Dijon and Boman, 333 ; AMU, 641; 51; Montalto and Troyes, 420 ; endgame and Medea, 530; Dieppe and Ramp, El 25; Parts and Beene:. 410; Bordeaux and Tate, 280. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Lrvutusoox, APRIL 21.—The market has been generally firmer to-day, but it is still marked by an absence of buu nese. Caledonian, 321—Great Western, 911—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 77—London and North Western, 1191 }— Midland, 741—South Eastern and Dover. 221—York, New castle, and Berwick, 174—Lancashire and Yorkshire (161. F shares), 1-16 p.—Greenock guaranteed, 174—Dutch Rhenish, d. MANCHESTER, APRIL 21.—The sales to-day were email In number, prices having an upward tendency and closing firm. The sales were—Great Northern (4f per cent.), } —Kendal and Windermere, 141—Shellelds, 30—Midlands, 741—Caledonians, 321—Eastern Counties, 131—Bast Lan cashire, 181—Dovers, 22 11-16. Bum istonau, APRIL 21.—There was rather an improved feeling in the market to-day, and shares, for investment, were more inquired after. In local stocks, Birmingham Banking Company shares were done at 341. LEEDS. APRIL 21.—The tone of the share market is still downwards. This morning very little business has been done. The transactions were limited to the following lines, of which we give the closing sales :—Eastern Union (Class 71—Leeds Northern Extensions (No. 3), par— North Western Pref , 151 c.—Midland Stock, 74}. DUBLIN, APRIL 20.-3 per Cent. Consols, 991 1 ; ditto, for account, 10th May, 991 1-31 per Cent. Stock, 103; ditto for account, 10th May, 103 1031—Bank Stock, 227 Mining Company of Ireland (71. pgid), IN ; ditto for account, 191 19 181 I—Cork and Bandon (50/. paid), 231—Cork, Blackrock, and Passage (20/. paid) 191 Dublin and Belfast Junction (4.51. paid), 50—Dundalk and Enniskillen (301. paid). 161—Irish South Eastern (11/. paid), 811 1 1 exdiv.—Killarney Junction (81. paid), 8) I —Waterford and Limerick (601. paid), 32} 32. DEAL, APRIL - 22, 10.30 A.M. Wind S.E., light and hazy. Arrived and Anchored.— Stad Gravenhage, Lon don, for Syney ; Bella Donna, London, for Malta. Sailed.—Emilie for Hobart Town; Gazelle, for Cadiz; Mary Ann Hubbard, for Cape of Go^d Hope; Cicero, for Almeira ; Brazilian Packet, for Gibraltar and Cadiz : the latter subsequently put back and anchored. WRITS OF CERTIORARI.—Yesterday a return of all Indictments removed into the Court of Queen's Bench by writs of certiorari, between Michaelmu term, 1842, and Michaelmas term last, was printed. The return extends to 11 pager, and contains the names of some hundreds of in dictments. ISLE OF WIGHT SAYINGS BANK DEFALCATION. —Considerable excitement prevails in the Isle of Wight, in consequence of the Ravings bank defalcations. The culprit is a person named Yell, a large shopkeeper in Newport, the chief town in the island, and who was actuary of the savings bank. As stated yeatcrday, the defalcations amount to about 8,0001. The deposits are heavy, amount ing to above 60,0001.,constquently the loss to the depositors will not exceed 12} per cent., or 2a. 6d. in the pound. The perpetration of t►e frauds by which the defalcations have been effected has been going on for Nears. Yell has been living in style during that period. lie was the stamp distributor to the district, and he is a defaulter to the Stamp-office for nearly 1,0001. Yell was a local Wesleyan preacher. He bas been lodged in gaol. WESTERN RAILWAY or FltANCE.—Traffic for the , week ending April 17, 1853 .—Pastiengcrs, 2,3861.; Goods, 1,0621. ; Total. 4,150/ICorrupondicelweek last year, 4,3211. Miles optic, 99. CLERICAL. Rev. Henry Mildred Birch, Rector of Prestwich, Lanca shire, one of his surrogates for matters relating to the pro bate of wills and grant of letters of administration. Rev. Hunting Jollye, to the Perpetual Curacy of Wing field, Suffolk, in the gi ft of the Bishop of Norwich. The Rev. S. Bardsley, M.A., Curate of Hepworth, to the Curacy of St. John's Church, Upperthong, Almondahury. The Rev. W. H. Biedermann, 8.A.., Vicar of Eghans, Surrey, to the Rectory and Vicarage of Bemoan, in the diocen of Connor. The Rev. John Bowen, 8.A., to the Rectory of Orton Longueville, with the Rectory of St. Botolph Bridge an nexed, Huntingdonshire; patron, the Marquis of Hartley. The Rev. G. Canon, M.A., Re ctor of Olde, Northampton, "to be a Rural Dean, diocese of Peterborough. The Rev. R. C. Cavill, BA., to the Curacy of St. Sa viour's, Norwich. The Rev. G. P. Cameral, formerly Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford, to the Rectory of Drinkstene, Suffolk. The Rev. R. Crosse, M. A., to the Rectory of Ockham, near Ripley, Surrey. The Rev. 0. W. Davy', 8.A., to the Rectory of Stilton, Huntingdonshire; patran ' the Bishop of Peterborough. The Rev. J. W. Dunn, M.A., Vicar of Holston, Cumber land, to the Vicarage of Warkwortb, Northumberland; patron, the Bishop of Carlisle. The Rev. J. R. Ellis, 8.A., to the Ministry of Chriet church, Westerdale, near Stokesley. The Rev. P. Fox, to the Stipendiary Curacy of the Atria Church of Leyland, Lancashire. The Rev. W. /lute, M.A., Curate of Blandford, Dorset shire, to the Rectory of that parish ; patron, the Dean and Chapter of Winchester. Tne Rev. A. G. Jacob, D.D., to be Head Muter of Christ's Hospital. The Rev. C. Jenkyns, to the Perpetual Curacy of All Saints', Tuckiogmill ; patron, the Crown. The er. R. P. Manclarke, M.A., to the Curacy of Cotes bach, near Lutterworth. The Rev. M. Mitchell, M.A., to the Vicarage of Wron ton, with Balscott annexed, near Banbury; patron, Lady 0. North. The Rev. J. S. B. Mengell, Rector of Remount, and Chancellor of Connor, to the Vicarage of Egham, Surrey. The Rev. C. Moody, M.A., Incumbent of St. Cuthbert's, Carl6le, to•the Vicarage of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; patron, Bishop of Cstlisle. The Rev.V. Raven, M.A., Fellow and Tutor of Magdalen , College, Cambridge, to the rectory of Great Fransham, near Denham, Norfolk. The Rev. W. L. Smith, 8.A., to the Incumbency of Rad stone, Northamptonshire; patron, W. Holbech, Esq. The Rev. W. G. Tucker, Chaplain R.N., to the Chap laincy of the Hasler Hospital, Portsmouth; patrons, the Lords of the Admiralty. The Rev. E. B. Webster, MA., to the Perpetual Curacy of Bwisenth waite, Cumberland. Rev. Arthur Wthink, to the Stipendiary Curacy of St. Catherine's Church, Tranmere, Chester, on the nomination of the Rev. Benedict Arthure, the Incumbent. Rev. J. L. Whiteford, to Taxall Rectory, diocese of Chester, void by resignation of Rev. John Champion ; pa tron, Rev. John Champion ; value Me., with a house. Rev. James Richard Glad], to the Vicarage of Lim geler, county of Carmarthen, vacant by the cession of Rev. John Griffith, value 2121.; patron, the Bishop. VACANCY, Taxan Rectory, Cheshire, by resignation of the Rev. John Champion ; patron, Rev. John Champion ; value 2532., with a house. Chelford Perpetual Curacy, Preetbury, county of Chea ter, by resignation of Rev. Granville John Granville; patron, John Diann, E.g. ; value, 1351. The Prebendal Stall of Sutton in Chichester Cathedral, and the rectories of Rusper and Broadvrater ; Rev. Peter Wood, deceased. NAVAL. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 21.—The Amphion, 34, screw steam frigate, Captain Patsy, arrived at Spitbcad this morning from Sheerness. She saluted the commander fn-chief, which the Victory returned. BURNING OF TRE GREAT TiIEATRE AT MOSCOW.— The Gacette des Th,sittres gives the following details of the burning of the Imperial French Theatre, at Metcow : " The fire broke out at 10 in the morning of the 23d ult., and spread with such rapidity that in three hours the only thing that remained of the h tote, which was one of the finest in Europe, was the bare and blackened walls. In this building were kept the wardrobes, the library, th' decora tions and the materiel of every kind of the two theatres. It was inhabited by more than 100 employes and gave employ ment to mare than 1,000 persons. The denaene's of the smoke paralyti d the efforts of the firemen. Sixty pupils of the Conservatoire who were at the time attending the danc ing classes were saved with difficulty, some of them wounded and bruised. Several children were thrown from the windows and caught on sheet. held out by the people below. One into seas teen seated for half an hour on the cornice of the s.:cend floor, but at length a rope was thrown to him, by which he managed to effect his escape. Up to the date of this account, the number of deaths known was eleven. The loss is estimated at 3 millions of roubles (12 millions of francs). The performances at this theatre were carried on by a company of French artistes, among whom were several diqinguished comedians. THE MURDER AT HAMBLETON.—The jury re, turned a verdict of "Wilful Murder" against Richard Tedder. Yesterday (Thuratiay) the prisoner was conveyed o Lancaster Castle to await hi, trial at the nest assizes.