The Express. — London, England, 1853-04-05 00:00:00

• • • ir r ... - .0 0 "Z,..... -c- a we i.--- 1 " - cfe......e.1..-.- Af I . . . 1. ,r et •• • * 1 ' * -I' 7 •• r • . • • . Tt ... • • ......,. No. 2,065.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1853. p 0 11T PlrlalnulAP GOLD NII:SaNCT COMPANY. IRELAND. SHARE LISTS. IllMtlitliN nAILWAYn. MUNE r 1511Al:E11 0 1.1iElt•L ere advised lo realm 111 1 3 I Satererp ard Returdsw la Me ~, . , s t o ssacm ~, t .eir intense. not' pinks busy - -..... II ' 3 'Belem Ewers J•neti,,n I 11 Manus, Aram 4. MONDAY BUNNING. so I 14 1 :Cleletre as 4 Bruuelium . 131 iss IP IS 11 . 13.." " o t. ' e al. nu.. sttrkisot. a the o.lres at • low Ague, aii erireL. l " 9 A ' Al a t ir the company, mo sops taa p,,t kuu , The Freeman's Journal names Mr. M. Dunne, The railway market is stagnant. Absence of busi - so is otos aaa saiericoa .. 1 s t pm The English stock , i , i ...... te.i .Ai • . .... , k , „aro it .t • . las in Australia t o r the nslou of pas- IM.P. for the Queen's County, as the Irish member ness renders the tone flat, bat on the whole prices 1 0 6 t : = l mi t 6 : ll6 ";* - - lMs ee. 4l • ~,' 1im,..• ~.: INN ,tai h ir.na lawn • purchaser of a ... • • 4 pm about whose intended resignation, in favour of an are fairly supported. Blackwell' have risen to 91. re 1 , „ . ne, li.L ,... tsasis . n . ... 1 1 L „ remarkably well suppo to. Myron ''.'n IY • ant as•euso•-. so iris company is now lu a K i n. t . , a .t 0. w.,,,,,f100 llv evg.es. Shoreholdtao tnn , t nut ba . ex-naember of the league, rumour has been busy. l'elidland is weak, but without change in price. Nor- -! ! se nilis i: . 0 ii . T .w.4, 1 17: f r't ..4.. ! 51... h- 1 1 O l ga money buying carried and the closing price , r e: . 4 ‘'' h ... ~,,t,..rd al , r.ee ..41thi• run Ur moaning than ; The it gt Rev. Dr. Hely, of Carlow, is the Roman folks, Docers, and Caledonians were firmer, and 1-18 for the 13th. Th 5err , ,,.. 1 , ,„ 4 .. be ugina, to tw. Agn..ulturul Leeman). The ' a' 1 "" 1 ... -r iauc - the ' oh r0r...1 ay, reamer awl oarsauta seat out win 'cath bishop to whom he is stated to have applied Great Westerns and North British rather worse. --i ••,. ;,D.t.. ll °"•,(lDlN••„l. l .ter: - - eludes :-Three per 41-1 . e.• -.. o tof Vbs.- tnana ,-4 by the C 0 . 1 1 1,0 Y. The Com o to afford him • public excuse for taking the step- At 4 o'clock, London and North Westerns were s; ii --- --':"!'-'. '6'l 7 - - a 100, 991,1001, 100; 1 fifir".'' '' " - . es* nee see emerly =akin. munthl ~ ; go, :4/1 to ° ' fte t a ' 'b e Dm ii kkk d akkd l'„kk y e w . the bishop, however, refusing to have any part in quoted 1171_ to 1183; Lancashire and Yorkshire, ii. li ii . :; ° "'--: i .:7 i .. .:::.. .. 1 4 1 1 4 1 i per Cent. Annuities, 1; ..ft-p..iirecaata awl.; w must au .4e, of say alhaar.-A LOTILI Of Tinflit AND ?Ala , the matter. A somewhat similar rumour got pub- 741 to 75,1; London and South Western, 45 to 3; The June Excheque "iv. ' licit some months ago, but was contradicted in the Berwick", 17 to 1 ; Eastern Counties, 121 to 13 ; Ii s , naive, ei irefirenCe l 4 I 1 Y 1 1 64 11 pa prem.; ditto, March, positive manner on Mr. Dunne' " part by his Dovers, 221 to 1 ; Caledonians, 313 to 1 ; East Lan- : 7 4 .. L JT: d11 € 11111 nue- 4 P° Bonds at 435. prem. IidIANNIA LIFE ASSUItANCR COMPANY, most 1• • ••• ••• ••• .. 21 1 Pro 9 1 i B 30. 1. hinorikatreet, bank, tandem, brother, Mr. Jeremiah Dunne, formerly Lord Mayor csahires , 17 to 1 ; Great Westerns, 903 to 91. au 44 .Marla Anwala... _..1 - - In the foreign stn E.ttlishva auk I, In:. of Dublin ; and now the Freeman calls on the hon. is to tf,seur ft Use (with le, 1 4 2 1 were again in Meal ..,.....red by !serial Act of Parlernent, 1 Vkt, eap. 9. 10 Do. Do. testae) .. 3 4 member for the Queen's County to satisfy his consti- THIS DAY-Two O'CLOCK. 16 tt Northern o f Prase.. 331 341 331 rose to 27; buyers, as „„ I ' .- ...„ -- , - - „_ o4 . militEaT ALANANI/Elt. Blackheath Park. ' --- ' - AKAN - T.B6Sr OV TUIA INSTITUTION. tactile in person on the present occasion-a course Business in the railway market to-day has been 10 an Ds 101. 3 par et iotta . • rise being well maints A Tah:e of increased rows of premium, espeotally adapted lo the which there can be very little doubt that Mr. Dunne exceedingly scanty, and there is no change in the is an m igar B**Am"' ''''. 14 15 deal of buying in th 4 Loots or Deb% ourreila Trains Prefer. SI 91 04 ". 1 : r .t.. eh. reby hole the premium only is payable l isin a position to adopt. tone of the market, which remains flat, without, ill la Para as,. Lyme .., . 171 181 pm n three days. Turkist A wealthy Dublin watchmaker, named Donegan, however, any remarkable alteration in prioes. Black- s j: 3 ., A , l'ariwas• d t Orirana ... .. 425 436 2/ to 3,1 prem. eonseq or"' 1 ` 6 " 1 ° 71-1 :i tlt dean if occuring revised . . rot -urnli.Taba'" 9 9' or P b A 7 la sending out to the New York Exhibition, among walls and artist Northern. are except ions, being is le o oerirelte 50w...W.; ": 3 4 4 22 42 i 1. a lowered Howlett attcduld the mums of wee . that the Turkish Mil nren.r•o,' - t ,„, „id .sorted in life, by favoring annuitlea. to other things, a set of superb gold watches, as pre- demand. SO 4 Puls,Mier,settC‘sehrurs 41 5 Ma disposal sufficient fun t's: l4l n ".'"' • .da di, and t• be paid sant a sea shell et tn. rarer •: 4 sent" for the Irish political exiles, both those who French shares are rather flat, but South-Eastern. r i :i . 6 .. 1 4"b44 11 a11416494 - 1 4 941 meet, together with c I . "" l, r .deogie.er her 25:11 year of age. mid sers . ~ :0 sl dso ti , ' •' o still remain in Van D semen's Land and those who are firm. Upper India scrip is also good. Charleroi so 74. aeon. sad Nene... . 51 el. rate which would plat BRITANNIA MUTVAI. LIVE ASAOCIATION. have escaped to America. Various national emblems, and Erqueline shares have again receded. 14 4 Do. al FIR Cent. Prefer. - - The Spanish Commit) 10 3 South Rester* at Preece - -. 3 1 i rasa; irrr dby her Measles Royal Letters Patent. including the American Eagle, together with the irIIARKLs. AND STOCKS UNGUARANTESD SO 4 southern of Frame... ..... SI S 1 pm mom mum amps w a s , ' Id 25. Upper Leh Sorts Ace 4 let tu nn! Ifro.ta 1,4, 7 to, deri p viislpato In T . a sorts Res five or seven &must pay. arms of the respective exiles, are emblazoned on dif- llpal i Pm Deferred Threes do m we •e, rooahng to to. table relate& ferent portions of the watches. Illt. Pd ILAILWATS. yesterday. up my p.m. ,t i t 5 1 1 1 W !, 11 / 1 • 663 “ 4Si terms of conversion, v uo. il pm Cent. Prefer. 1 Ms per - I•r • es 4 %us adoilated kw retry three riteutha' differentiae/age. The Limerick Chrokiele has the following account 71 4. 70 4 6,,s ses 20 It *arson or P I WIC, . el 10 pm Wes are the cheaper I credit where emoted on terms unusually Isvoutattie; the 33 24 "; 1 , 1 :4 _A,' 't mew ISM Wet liquidated tout a the wo w,. of the appalling death of a Roman catholic priest : n .- torten., riettgi.,l - ortit 10 I Western of Buiteertend-.1 A eta par 11 confirmed by the Cort t: ' t: -arum lICISKIII 111(1 tine on the 27th April, 1052, &redaction The Re.. Michael Conway, Roman catholic curate of ant Sart hanetion . Ai Ai 10 3 Beldame ' i 01 di' I entertained, represent of o .or , n:. was wade an the current yeer's peenalum cm all parti- c o hn nont i o n . encountered a terrible death on Thursday I n sit 11•24 • 11•1• * 9 / 1 •1171814 91 '9l it 18 'Reim.. len.,4sChaaJun. 76 66 Ms The statement to the e coding Mom sight near that village, where he fell, it is supposed, upon ra as llo.Com.kbitk.34llk2sr.C. 21 24 JOINT STOCK BANKS. had been laid before I A Ikeir.l of Dentemeste etu stance daily at 2 o'clock. the spikes of a gate and was impaled by the neck, until the 32 is Do. do. do. 30/... 36 4 die I . agt sf the seemed la' .ere ClOO a4oitted in the policy. police patrol came up end extricated him, but the humor- St. too +earl and Rimer ... 103 105, mums , Gomm confirmed by the ordi epatic arendanta iri.unerate4 in all mess for their reports tel spirit had been forced from its earthly tenement before 81. 141 ' ' 3 analegiao .., .... • 63 1 63 1 Id No. treares Rums. Paid. " le 4 "" addition that it had b yesterday. to-day. tenons , um) . lamas-) their arrival at the fatal spot. The amount in town is that II 161 ' 1131 ••• 106 u° l / 9 . 99 • 91 4 14 50 t,. Owl asa Modem .. .. Ms 191 - - - --1- - committee. Peruviar Ineessisa the mit Cre• t attest trews TAP with Partleigstion in the rev. gentleman was suddenly called out on a very urgent se „ mhos ," i s si ntss i o ... 6lt rot HMO 44 Austratashe mamma rfraiVlS. 1.1411114 . after Pews Yearly BalmwlL sick message, and in his anxiety to respond to the summons ss .; . s . den. ren i out s as s , 40,000 IS Chasid. Beak of Mde li - - neglected ordinary precaution, striving in a dark stormy ► deenimsdon ... ... I 9 3tooo 30 Chart. Bank of India, premium. Granadian IBS lllllll Asseel Ilim o ' l7 ' night to make his way to the bedside of a dying parishioner IS aen 31 51 Avenel* and Mao 31 1 1 1 Po 3 1 4 i both Active and 23,000 II Isalish, kettle', sad 4 Pinion Inn= Pre. T••• 112 2•717 by the shortest route, and against all obstacles. With this II MI Da . ell 1 and a).. 3 1 4 Amadeu Chartered 10 31 s i i pas 12 and most other st vim Ilp hi e ' lee. pm. 30 2 1 3 amens Ms ... 12s 131 et l l seem safes = i sm , TAM, struggling to surmount an iron ptes, he sunk ex 2. all Calm, Class A.. i 1114 IS MAO M Landon Dank of As Annexed is the In hauMed upon the spikes and there expired. walla and India _ 2 141111 Gm V cem MIS shissis. ft.) . so is ',I --, - The following more detailed particulars of the 23 u Re, dun 11 sad edlttn 71 71 MAO IA Leaden Chartered smog Brazilian Old Five pi 1 Macerate At• 11 . 4 369 ' T•••• • lit " ts ' L S & a ' S 4.9 * catastrophe at Askeaton are from the Limerick 91. 199 114 111111999919 • - 72 75 l• sell 30 0 2 7 114 1413 3 21.000 23 Oriental Bank Corpora. all 33; me xd 50,000 I $ 'Royal Austral. &UMW t e ,, I. jIA 4, 3117614 4 0 12 4 Exam iner : at 1011 Ildilnisel ma Gnaw* .73 7S Cents. Certifs., 97 e endOeld Import. Co. 1 1 dl. Ipm P 42 • 4I • 3 , 1 1 ... II 1 •!. • 12 ,. 3 On Thursday, about three er'cluk, the master s of the le 14 16114 sigh sea Peebles ... - - 11,M01 1$ South :aerate SI 3 6 6 ISI 6 9 1 1 • 2 1 9 • 9 I ' 9 three Austrian vessels Pannonia, Itslli, and Caledonia, Si. ISO 11 14 0 1 11 11 4411141reotb.Bendo 32 r.4 * 30,100 •15 Union of Australia 2 -.. 111- ,...," / ".„ „., 1 •„,.,. 3.141.4 .___,__ D1e551°r • lying at the mouth of Aakeaton River, went on shore in at. 199 0114 1 161111131 • 111 Wertwa 61 411 4,000, ... Do. New............ '••••"•""' • ..."‘ s•••• ••••••• ` 7* . a boat. manned with four hands twins:ins to the Pao. 81 . n . 01 1 0 0. 1 Ittithm. 2...... 1 . 1 9 sli : sit [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARICET. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. svoLic.—The large public sales are going off heavily, and the Mauritius shows a decline of Is. ; Bengal chiefly bought in. The refined market steady ; grocery lumps, tic Cl. to 475. 6d. CorTEE.—The public sale of 5.040 bags of Rin went off steadily—the part sold brought full prices ; second, 435. to 455. 64.; damaged, 40s. to 435. TEL.—The public sales went off well. Greens show a slight advance ; Congou sold at full prices. SALTPETUE.-2,500 begs were nffercil, about half sold ; refraction 24 to 41, 29t. 61. to :19s. ; refraction, 10, 26:. ; refraction, 71 to 9,1, 265. to'_';.. d. Cutrus.—The market is firm. About 400 bales Kid yesterday on 'Change. In other articles no material alteration. Markets gene rally dull to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—TIIIS DAY. The market is steedy to-day, without much activity. Town Tallow is quoted 445., nut cash; Petershurg V.C. on the spot, 455. March and April, 445. 9d. to 456.7 Oct. to Dee. (new), 45,. 6d. --- SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a short ..apply at the following quotations: Prime meadow Hay. 85s. to 955. ; inferior, 7)s. to 80s. ; Rowe,,, 455. to 60s. ; Clover, old, 953. to 10.55.; second cut, 80s. to 955. ; Straw, 301. to 355. THE GREAT BRITAIN. The following particulars may not prove unin teresting. Among the passengers were several men wl.o were very successful. One brought 15,0001.. made is a public house in Melbourne. Two others 30.000/., made by keeping a circus. A carter brought home 2,0601., and one man on board had a nugget of pure gold, weighing 81b,., which he picked up himself. Eight passengers who sails in the Great Britain returned in her, and expressed them selves highly satisfied with the ship, and the accommodation afforded, and wrote, prior to their departure from the vessel, a warm letter of thanks to the owners. From the remarks of Captain Mathews on the log during the voyage, we find that she took in 113 tons of co.ll in Algoa Bay, to take them to Simon's Bsy. In Simon's Bay she took in 150 tons. On March 12, Capt. Mathews began to be doubtful of his quantity of coal, but could not ascertain the correct amount on board. On tho 15th of same month the passeogers met and protested against proceeding without a fruits supply of coals, when the captain promised to call at the Mores and get some if required. On the 16th he measured the coals and found he had 326 tons, which brought him to St. Michael's, where he remained two days taking in coals and wood. For several days the ship burned coal, and wood mixed, and on the 26th, at midnight, bore up fer Vigo, to take in more toal. The captain experienced considerable difficulty in getting the Spaniards to work the days the Grv,t Britain stopped there, being holidays. During the en tire voyage the sails were of little or no tffect. To 1031 1 OD lii 1 ala i ill 1515 • .r....rOMMICT: IM 16• iiiiiiiiiiaeseigsaTi;. ii 5 . - 6 22 0 48 • S ,3 7 1 14 !. 414 I,! 3 On Thursday, about three o'cleck, the muter, of the is 14 Renhergh ang Peebles.- Co. - - 30,000 1 6 'Royal Austral. Baiting and Geld Import. I I die 5 pm M 36 II In 6 •1 2 • I 4 • 4 I/1 • three Austrian vessels Pannonia, Rolle and Caltelonia, Ile IN 1 11 11 0 1 16111404M 1111 . 0 nude 32 .4 SAO iMI SOO* Australia LIL 90411171 . 11044164 1111 • 11 • 1 . lying at the mouth of Askeaton River, went on shore in at. U'S Marow Ili InethWeeters 61 es 90,000' 25 Union of Australia ANDREW YR/1140/1, ienoticy. a wet, man " with fear hands belong i ng ' - - 80 4 1114 .14 ma, ... Do. New ,...„....„ al Si 9 to t h e ran. SI. 100 De. i diens. A, Ineek.. 46 0 4l Doom. They left Askeaton about to return at 'even 'nit TS MILT IIEDICAMM4T. o'clok i ren., an d just at the mouth of the river the boat et. tal OLltonth.and ma.(ue. iiy lea MISCELLANEOUS. 11 EASAMI MEDICATED CREAM.-For all ,. t ic* Da isksisw4 3 . llllool _ - .ira 124 . 0 , 01 ..,.. 0 ,,,,,, 0w , wit ,,,..,.. 11 , 00 .„. whic h ad • sa il up, upset, and melancholy to relate, all 6'. too Orme Worry ... .. 101 et 91 901 t • .14 ,,,,. /..... , 0:7 1 1 mosnor , oi r. oso , os r - o - r oonuin to arza,.., .4'5713 perished, save the captain of the Pannonia, who was io n a n t 1116 loott a T4 ll3l / 41 c .. -na 1 , 2 1 44 No. I Ilit. • MIICKLLANKTS. Pd Cl'elnit Bedlam dons •38.0,4 without enrol. Then IS not say preparation la the Phar. picked up by two sailors belonging to the schooner Fanny. 155 05 Do. 5. . mire to.day. 13 131 pm 1 I ow ." 0 sesoept the ;ateit rat dieires of the dry , that sea equal who heard his cries while clieging to the keel of the boat. 0 ,e 5 immati , u dir o Ak, ;70 731 1 75 jan warner end tamer. If 1 . 14 ft lll 7 l66 s o = the Inc These brave fellows at the risk of their lives, brow s ht is 26 De. pine .., .SI 45 the 'll Kea 100, eisstrallaa AgrL... 35 98 101 97 ilieL snit 5 warm or foot Oath. st mums an 11840 ° 0 hint on board the Caledonia, where, fr om the 14 115 Do. Weil BACtOlt ., Ake 14 111 „ 113,71' 1 4 ,74. &it. Aust. Land al. It If pm d tit' shed. thr " l ' ll • 5•4441 •••••lh •••• the *MI6 kind attention of the officers, Mr. Delany and 30 all Leeds Northern -._ - 16 164 1 , Do. Preference._ all - - earn! sl the body, thereby Bremen bests and ether ill. 9 9 ...... it. .....„ ob 04 „. 0 33 .,. 00 , 33 paw . „dim 5, 05 . 555 . Mr. Dunne, he soon came to himself. Those officers, 1 10 16 14 1.4..,_ -ii 5haT1a•ey,,,,„„„...... ~ , 1 4 1.1 i 137, 1 15 6 Peciftiv.Lad.aSin. all Ii q lit g w o . tie nkeerm , m 0 op, sal all Inflemammeg anise, hank en hearing the cries of the unfortunate men, spoke to the 0. iOO " •1 0050 . 3 , 00. Dow to 1 " 4 9•I mu 1040,000 I SeottettAustaneest all '1 2 Plu. mils. mil Melees ie testy aroulahleg. l• meet emir it enpareades crew and wanted them to launch the boat and • put out te er a 10) b o b s vi - „1, 55 5.... 11. 111 1 I 115 i 12,700 113 S. Australian Land 23 53 M SS M .41. 4 pile rd Pernitiwil Ow on. "Maftnell MIMOMMIT• Ma as of their relief. But the crew (foreigners) would not go. Se 12 Do. Flltie . . 11 21 pm iv,0426 160,itan Diaman's Land 29 214L234 U *see 101 0 01111114 ."° 1 " 1•4• "" 111•• •• 11 . 4 t I •004 """ They then made an attempt to go themselves , but found it to 1 De.fitush..N.ini lei:: 5 5 is , i i r s L a t lM tu di t en bma g ei alssalmn a di ... ka Ibe hr samas ; Aisit na ` P aa g ada resm aa .. impossible, the boat being • heavy one , an d . it blowing . a O a t ,It 1404031 t 0.. . 34 .. 6411 th. 141111 / 4 30 . A 9 , 1,,.. . 3 1 sors ,, fte IL I L Mona at the time. One of them then hailed with the 40 1 5 , e • - • :: iii, '" -'' 1 ` 5 0 4 - 515 MINES. • bot to raritanne es filler. tee a. 000,0 It t o 0 011 0 0 l s ~..1 6 0 0 do gmadme, trumpet, while the other got • light up at the mut-head- 33 6 l a il 6 66 6.4 6 , 7 si'ledij a i m 10 11 MONDAY EVENING. m h o „to ism it It sleety anpassible by snisenangsmast le predate were It not for so doing the two brave fellows beloegmg to 25 , o n iga0 0 0, 7 •0001 0 10 0 - Business has been active in the English mining etre eassebef or tarn. one pet win Immo Be _Taliag____._ , .. B . the schnener, who picked the captain of the Panamint up, Belle° Sher„islancolnr 294 305 301 Fe sorry purposes greerallY , m 4142 1 .11 0. threat , 1 •••• 11 1 ' 11 .' 4 . wouldnot be ' able to find their way to the vessel, it was so 5i 41 Do. Maas&Land. Vales eo 1 ass market to-day, Alfred Consols, West Providence, 15,., sad as fenny abosid be without IL-Sole imeatastsreee sad =amos.so .non CO. . 0. 00 . 1 ~m 3 0 0 0,0 0. dark. The names of the sailors belonging to the schooner • I W-1 1 " Imam ••• ••• ••• -- 7 55 71 1 781 4 Trebarvah, West Ding Doug, Clive, Callington, East 4 4 . whim it Is sen, la pen, at Ina., b. VI, and na sis, ; are Michael Behen and John Meyers. some steps ought L i- I s ure!'„,t,. and " " Margaret, North Towey, Cubert, Wheal Wrey, and try is mayhem. at its. and tfnewl, with dimenn; end Mena to be taken to reward those brave fellows who risked their 53 17ii Ditto mu dsopeo.„ ..... - Wheal Zion being principally dealt in. Tavey le ii-: Pery 1114 .° 10 114•4"1•• The 924 . hail, pmt mg 0 111020 4 6 - lives in order to save that of a foreigner. The name of the et. me Illesnaaritet . - ... . 30 52 . Consols have slightly declined, consequent upon the pep to alerts et the Maiden. captain saved is Martinolieli, the names of the captains 65 3 , Do. nary [stardom .. 35 SI drowned are Cernigoreivish, of the Ralli and Sevelish, of 23 IS 'St.Pottabri. , 3 a' dim closing of some heavy " bull " transactions. The IHE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half the Caledonia, both from Odessa . Sa 74 ' zeory 'old EnniehiCtr. 05 36 prices ruling to-day are :-West Providence, at 541 ; mewl haws Pam& Tirol clowika awl 23 : 0941 . 414141 ' With reference to the late collision off the I sis of " au rit s =, Wl".."Lat&ll°.* 8 96 Alfred Consols, 181 19 ; Trehnne,27 l ; West Towan, CresAß OIL venoms slegnaly nourlshleg pewee ilk the mo o, Tio s„not o o os od e =ovvvmss 4 100 Haas par. vgg who, Man the Northern Whiy says :- IS 13 ' Do, New ._ „. _ - - 271 • East Tolgus, ' 34 ; Wheal Pollard , 1 ; Bell and every other Teri! wm This mislemel CU brim inhemmily The matter of the brig William, of Carrickfergus, arrived "35 Northers Conner Gatos I/ 25 its Lanerth, 24, 25 ; Trebarvah, 10, 11 • North Buller, 1111104144 11 14 to he the ThllOst , 81011 ,1, 11110 1001011110 TAW& akthe quay of Belfast on Thursday, from Nantes, reports 11. 109 'Werth Brian ... ... .. 34i 354 a nor Le the War. It seaman It treat nimas ell et anis 16 14 'North Deets, No. I. .. - - die that he passed on that morning • larp quantity of floating s s o ! D o . e A w or m - _ 104, i ; Tremor , 11 ;South Tamar, ' 74, 8 ; Bedford tuntetants wen bek-preinses a Unit and Inewdent glows it froas ,sue ass ihsed-ind .... k y SA: wreck, consisting of spats and rigging, between the Calf of s I i De. i B (Inflated - -Ms Unted, 101, 4; Ringston Downs, 5; East Gunnis t•M V re 7.. d ,0 07. D o 55555 dis I s as ,„,, s t mime 5 5 fi Mae and St. John's Point. There is every probability that 20 IliiiNarthemlixesenre.. 41 41 dis IM Lake, 21, are alley, 5 ; Great Wheal Alfred, ar.a.e; and an the pewth el whin% 'phase% enil ft the wreck in question was part of the ill-fated schooner that 96 al : 10161 WlNlsra o unfehne an its stimelfign egenelea. Ter rlffsrr It apePtly had been in collision with the Minerva, and bad • portion 10 10 Nortkami IL WerarnJunc is Si pa 3; West Ding Deng, 13, 14 ; East Margaret ; Twoornewhat• 01l MEAN vike bads se • sea bow 01 101 1 - of it been picked up it might have led to the discovery of St 18. °1816 A 8811.•1111Wut'sr. 0 814 tea l td as North Damsel, 375. 6d., 401.; St. Aubyn and Grylls, I x l .4 441. and 744 •1- lI I °II /4•. 41 , 1• 1• 44•148 9.• 14.441 . Sl ' ". ; the names of the chi p and crew. A great d eal o f uncertainty at 1 .!‘: esseadi ';'w. amBBBl mbeiand ..-: 7 s" - I - a --„ W double that size, zia m...aw lee nipper et ema battlelo, 11 ; ROM:41110On, 11, 1 ; Tremayne, 29, 30; Tre ss the wren . Rewinds' Maaneses OR,. Is two 100-43dd wa. and anxiety prevails in town on the subject. a. toe a Mem.. Clam A 64 66 110arLAND sad lONS, 20. liattenpran, Leona; and by Mee The General Court Martial assembled last week in 14 ,.t. 16 1 ) ......._...... 13 e L 11471 -W. l l 011 . 843 20 33 ma bane, 244, 27; North Towey, 1 ; Clew Bay, ea and Pertemes. Dublin has closed its proceedings on the trial of gi i • s ., l' .. "" . '' .. ",„i nisi ,t o „ Bad oner .. " . ” coo o e, - 305., 31s. 6d.; Ouskus , 305., 32e. 6d.; St. Day Second Captain Blase of the Royal Regiment of 1 ! Litio.w. kin.) .. 10 I United, 41, 7 ; Trewarta, 4; Wheal Russell, 41, PR. CULVER A2 WELL'SiadMEDlCAllaselF;o_6_,___RlEk. Artillery, and the officers composing the court have g i ti s ;, ' t ' s ° :: "" ‘" ••• - ••• v ! 4; Tavey Consols, 51, 6 • Wheal Yeoland, 101, setts,l4 .3 Ointsetry ..„ ~ returned to their duty with their respective corps. :o 1 . 4 11 note .. -Si Si dyad 11 ; Wheal Sarah, ss. ' 6d., 6s. 6d.; Stourton s. I MEAT TO TAT. DRINK, AND AVOID. The result will not of course be known for some as 11 6... 5 Difta ...... '-"' " 204 2 715 Consols, 255. 275. 6d.; Wheal Zion, 5,1; Wheel U. Wrey, 375. 61, 40s. time, as her Majesty's directions must first be taken 'WI - 1i - ii --- -- - 78 8 - " 71 ltd LWII7IIIII TO TOI7BIO MCC sus ox, upon the proceedings. ea i 111 belistallieerDu Ili 134 „ In the gold mining share market there was much HOW TO NE HAPPY. Potato sowing, says the Limerick Chronicle, en- r 3 l A :„.„„ om ok. & D ig ib i t om dftle sv. MORAL AND PHYSICAL ENJOYMENT OP Llff& gages all hands in every part of the country, and as is itirimuassaussaiskab 134 31 '• the fields are full of men sad women, putting down I ' II n 981•14 " 49 •....o".__• - • • I IS IS ralisation of the portion of these shares which was ON PPECIAL DISEASE& 21 ail 'Watseka rat musses . V 9 reserved for Sydney, and this, in conjunction with TL the national esculent. to su .Welsettin and 12 31 TIM MISTIMES OF MARRIAGE LIM The fluctuations in the Irish share market during to IS 4 Won Onswgil ,„_._.__- .1 9 1 the receipt of further unfavourable admen by the vu. the past week are thus noticed in the commercial 41',1,,,,t.!ywiimbi5.„,,,„,„..."1„--7-. , isdisi par Port Port Phillip Company, led to speculative ales of DISEASES OP amass. ran, article of the Freeman: 33 .10 ; Do. do. azteesions ~ , 7_l 74 dig other descriptions, and produced general fl atness. URINARY ORRANGICIOLNTS, CONSTIPATION, awl HANOI& The share market his again been dull with • few excep- 23 IMI III•43•41.3•P•r13.• I 3 1 Ik., sa tl Great Nugget Vein left off la to 1 1 prem.; Colonial NOM. Hoes, the following for iLetance : Dublin and Drogheda, IlL ' lee 'Teri` sad N•• 411 Midland " " Gold, 21 to 2 1 prem.; Nouveau Monde, la to 14 re. and z. INDLISH. MUM, se& eanvii LOOM 3 vela. Loner W. advance; Waterford and Limerick strong at 5 advance; UMW LEASED AT MEW RENTAII, prem.; and Port Phillip, ftar to 1 prem. Anglo Ca = Ballymena, 4 better; Junctions, ll ; National Bank, 4 ; and it. 100 'lliseltinglsamahlre (keen lifornian were the exception, being better. Austra- RYDROraTTIY: OR, THE COT.D WATER CURL Kilkenny, 6; there was a 'mart decli..• in City Duhli o teLimisellin.efestemi 101 106 %rm.& 23., pitteloycer.rog • crealbn, 147. learaetreet : 1 604 Steam Packet Company, amounting to 41. per shire ; 50 $ 1 1. 4 • 41 " " act " lasian were worse. Australian Consols were flatter M. Corchlii , slid sr 1100'00 44 or so ILL CO •11w11 4 M.D.". General Mining Company fell 4; Wicklow, 11.; Mining (WOW IlsOnsinies), 524 335 at par to 1 prem. Of Port Phillips a great many errs''-- we, lieseatnnet, who may be manned daily tramlo WI A, Company of Ireland, 4. In all Irish Mining shares there 5" I" 4 71tentl eilase"4"r es 04.11set .C hseu P.Ct i 111 Iss shares have been sold lately. Lake Bathurst left off mi ltilla. was much business effected, and material fluctuations oc• 23 1.5 logiosetar & Dem ruse 3.16 to 1 die., and Australian Cordillera, 3-16 to 5-16 eurred. Irish South Eastern, Consumers' Gas Company, tiered to Grestreetert 52431.4 prem. Peel Rivers were also worse at 61 to 4 prem., n Dublin and Wicklow, and Patriotic Insurance Company aft all asetles ool Doak Si MI.. e eourt• were in demand at rather higher rates. (leered to Yk. N. lk Sir.) - - but apparently not from any further supp_ yl . SO ie Elnllikeeltay(LTarkk74lla, HI 118 In the market for the Jamaica Copper Mines con _ 2S 35 De. 5 Awes (VW .. 1M KA siderable excitement continues to prevaiL Metcalfe@ The Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Mary THE EBBA BRAHE. 134 its Do. f auras POOto) . 2 din arrived in tun yesterday from Kew, and visited the Queen 131 45 Eamon eat Oresennel, have risen to 161 to 17 prem., the copper received at Buckingham Palace. Their Royal Highnesses afterwards there* wagon &War 135 111 from this mine being reporte uof the richest de- LteestroOt. MONDAY. 020 .Tiros peoripmee OW 235 1151, ad pas a net to the Duchess of Glow:ester, at Gloucester A meeting of the paaengers was held this after- Au 20 ;Awsuatuausareset scription. Lignanea were rather flatter at 21 to 3 ouse, and in the afternoon returned to Kew.timed in Nterflik) 19 191 noon at Westbrook ' . Coffee-house, Old Churchyard, for theprem., but Port Royal retain great firmness. Her Majtity and Prince Albert, accompanied by the purpose of taking into consideration what steps shall be . 10 , ,al,l Dine II a im ss 27 Princess Alice, took a drive in an open landau-and-four adopted in the present emergesey. Mr. Seamer , a lint '' - . --1 0 . 0 0, 0 --- i . ,0" ---- ey.addi.l osi THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoex. weedily afternoon. The Equerries-in-Waiting, Major class manger, twine called to the chair, stated ;hat the pt a miguivir fall -- anassi - - Liseeril Buckley and Captain the Hon. Dudley de Roo, at- - ' - a d The gold minis g shares to-day have been generally only course to be purse at was to empower 011tenttai Dan. - - teemed on horseback. a deputation to wait apes Mr. de W and easeltans 1 04 • ell trasd i 111110 11 1110 1 0 1 L) In 104 1,04 flat. A gra Friss are quoted 11 to 4 prem. and The Duchess of Kent visited the Queen yesterday. what was intended to be dine midi Mreaa priestiese lAD i• o IsethrlielloW llllo ll o / 11 Colonial Gold 21 to f_prem. Port Philips have ' been Prince Albert, attended by the lion. Captain' 4e Res, did not intend to go out in the Ebbs brae spa, sad flessad te temOseet .64 In 113fi tote out on horseback yesterday morning. what accommodation would be afforded In them who were 30 all Do. aged seer mt. (de.) - - sold at par. Great Nuggets, however, are rather The Queen and Prince Albert honoured the performance better, at li to 2 pram. Wins to to in her while they remained en shore. A u 25 rectosait )se (seed. LOL. 4N.WOOLOILTOO.MTOTI - - of the French Plays with their presence last evening. The er . - - Australian Agriculturals Peel Rivers , and Van third class eases r, named i Williams..,lmak some ob. ifi 11 Van 5 shires (ditto)... - - Reed suite consisted of the Hon . Matilda Paget, the Ilon. Diemen'slLand shares gener ally ' are flat. Nova Scotia aerations as to the inability of the •os. modem the in- 81. 100Moysion aml Hinkle time Mary Seymour, Lord Waterpark, Major-General Buckley, sufficienc of hands to man the ship, and the ineacieneY Ite Great Northern led Captain the ll , n. Dudley do Ron. The Princess Ade- . 6 . , h . y regulations. His statement created the greateit et. l ' t L 44 64•4•" " 4 84 ' 44 149 1111 180 Mines are not so firmly supporteL Lode of Hohrnlobe was also present at the performance of -' confusion, in the midst of which the chairman en- to Mr. Mk - lean) 1 5 dim the French Play. deavoure d, but in vain, to draw the attention of 30 5 6 I went rash ep. Mgr WORN; 1 Loans The Countess of Gainsbormigh has succeeded the Duchess No. rare Mums. /Paid WOO dons the real object of the meeting . He was I veined to ritornelli/sr. - - if Wellington in her duties as the Lady in Waiting to bey the Pluse9g.rs 8. • • Dit $2 $1 yesterday • to.day. greeted with groans, hisses, and shouts of " traitor," and 13 ' 23 tette Ditto Date •-•-.. Esjeety. was ultimately compelled to vacate the chair. The bois- at ISO Wills I etrelatt (New .... - ----1----- --- - - ' 4-- • - •••• ta Orem Warecn.L..... 1 142 4 I ° l 4 lee 06. 1 Ages Ma all 15 11 pm 25 The Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Mary, sad WOO. throng of acclamation voted Williamson to the vs- I 86,090 1 (.unto Australian Gold all par Ipm faEdward face of Sate Weimar, visited the Duchess o f cant office. A confusion of tongues ensued, some pawn- Memo lie Anglo Callforoir PREFERENCE MAIER. 19,000 10 tustralassiiin 2 f 14 „ gers suggesting that a deputation should be formed to wait LIII yesterday, rat Clarenee-Lotne, St James's. 20,4100 20 Austen/au - - A deputation on the subject of the Pilotage Bill had an 'n that ade station could upon the owners; others astern g p . et..• e loc li ' ttbeeeeredeemeee No . 2, 7 per Cr. ... - foone i Australian Cordiraga ... all i Ire sterriew with the Right lion. E. Cardwell yesterda at be bribed , and suggesting that a future meeting should be ' et, 1.. Mimed at Laster 4 per CL 106 106 100,000 1 Aurralian Prosord .. 1 all i its 6pm held, to hich Mr. de Well' e should be invited, so that all Sc. IA. Caledonian £lO ... lO4 iCC ad 33,006 1 Ave Marla 1 all 5 054 pm Mt Board of Trade. The deputation consisted of Mr. Ter ser. 31 P., Mr. William 11-own, M.P., Mr. Henry Brent- could hear his propositions; whilst others proposed that 13 . 3 17,....tcr sad Holyhead ... 111 19 „ 191 zd 261,000 1 Whir Australian Gold ell 1 spm MOO* 90 British Iron 13.3 ft 711 the passengers should proceed to him en sower, Williamson ail 4 1 Cork and Breton . , 5 i dle ter, Mr. Shepherd, Mr. Hudson , and Mr. Newell (path;l6,soo 33 arsall.lisp.(irs,atsl.p.o 24i 41 41 being their spokesman. During a temporary lull, Mr. M I an '`undee. rerth, MG Alag liatary agoal. ere Junction ... A dent din, omitting of Mr. Masters Smith, M.P. Matthew, the agent, expressed his regret that the irregu- I si, 34 SartAnellsn(St.loo6p.Ct. 3 SI Whim complained o f should bare occurred on bond, and e, s cos„ 61.1314 7 per (X- . 3 41 11,000 AO Do. et. John Del Itey IS SO SI (West Kent), Mr. W. F. Dolma, and three Trinity•hoese 110,00 u 1 Carson's Creek 0 ewe lOm i stated that when the Ebbs Brahe was again ready for sea y; I 2 Do, go, (U. 17•4 7 par et . . 15 pm Rees le Chbre Copper 11 , er pilots, had also an interview with the right hon. gin- stated in his power should be done to make ti! in Iterst.Cas.rao.,s ea,rl.-111 111 pet Ili Pa 169 , 500 3 Colanial Gold Coln yesterd a y . Copiapo l4 6 s The Commissioners for the Reduction of the National the passengers comfortable. The passenger William. 611 61 Ditto do. No. 11 If „ 350,000 St. Capper Miners of Eng. all 80 53 Nix had a quarterl • t rdat the official '"°°, y meetinc yee e ay, - ..20 I ... 0 ..., 10..5 .. e . 7 ......, 6 tier Orjs . t .. .. s atne ,..c.t is i l p e 1 1 5 3 5 . 181 11,00 u 15 Do. Peet. 7s prem. all 8 9pm , 1 bar of people were taken on board the Ebb s 7 $ , `' s ' , s 7;;;;;;;;67g • t l i L i d 10,040 i EnglAuatralaanCoopea all 11 I Its entre of the Chaneellor ot the Exchequer, in Downing Bribe after she had cleared, and that some of theloo,ooo 2 Great Nugget Vela __ all 1 2 pm 34 4 *vet. Present-the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the tiounior of the Bank of England, and the Deputy-Gover- i third-class passengers were put into places where pigs ' I • Dung, 55 per Lout ... • 85 31 St.. :00 Great Northam 3 per Gast, 1M 128 6.,500 SO Orval all 1 19 72,06. 1 Grand Duchy of Bader all par ipm Be. Sir Alexander Spearman, secretary and comptroller. I would not have been able to live. Mr. Walthew denied B:.' Hat Do. 5 per cent. brio, Re.. 11.00 e 1 Groat P01g00th...... IMMIi to the commissioners, was in attendance. I the assertion as to the people being put on deck, observing .. ' deensible at lel pat. pm 110 111 Sitoo,ixs: 1 Lake Bauman all I die par ' hands of the emigration officers would 14 11 LID * 41 91111•Lacr19- "" - - - that the papers in the has lids,ll? Campbell, chairman of the Bank of Australia and 6. se °Lem ma Wars( la nerhe 55 81 60,00 t. 1 Liberty I . prove that no passengers were admitted on board after the SO 6 GreaLLkskliaatsez 3pe I of 71 9,00 e. 3 . Leans all Ili 125 ad Mr. Boerne, deputpchairman, and Mr. F. Mowatt, mnsterroil had been called over. While the meeting was et, ion c..we.t, r,,kem. ii pat. 103 107 106 50,0 00 1 LondankCalltorn. Cold kai in interview with the Right Hon. E. Cardwell, roster at fever heat, a passeoger raised his voice above the tumult ft. 100 Ditto lied 4 per cent... n too 102 101 Quartz. Crushing Co all 1_ 4 11 7. s' the Board of Trade. :clean I Marteulta ~A deputation, COnsisting of Mr. Alford Mills, Mr. John question, had informed him that the vessel would be et. lie Ditto 5 par crated/A:L... LW 153 20,000 II MealeaahfAXAmerisen IP 84 5/ 52 ai l 'arblit Mr. Tin, and Mr. T. E. Savage ;Holbeacb), Mr. it° his for sea in about ten days, and that all these who it. ion Lon.. Itrat.h.Guar.6 • 150 133 . 260,000 1 New Granada Howard and Mr. John Clarke (Long Suttoe), I rea d y it. 100 -IlittoPrekrenthal 3 or. Ct. , - - ( s um , might decline to . proceed again by her would forfeit their 10 1 L 00 .,,i30,,0„.,0, A ,T000. opi po i MO,OOO 1 Nouveau Monde 150,000 8 Port Philip all 11 1/ pm If I par I pes 1 6 11 1 ,....Tlifitsesi (Wisbech), Mr. Spencer Skelton (Terrific shouts of " Robbers, rubbers !" 124 all Lonitneoterry A Coler. orb: lb II on,: 00 I Chum Hoek all par pm a i TO. and Mr. John P. Savage, had an interview with l ' Pamiage moue .. Ws will appeal to the law !" &c.) Jabex Grace, a third. 121 All Loodoladerryiannisk.ish' 111 135 10, 00 ' 50 kismet, Iron all 24 6 91 iglit Hoe. E Cardwell yesterday. Ditto New clue passenger, stated that his brother, a . seeman, had told 2 .. 5 23 ,, 311 D. 0 .. 01 1 7 . 4 . . 31 , 12 10 1 . 0 .4 10 ..... 310 .. 1 10 6 i 11 4 4 ° Natant were received at the Colonial. office yesterday him, • short time before the vessel struck, that they were '`' 7,W 10 Intro &Cuba lei 7 II 6 3 ' Do. Sti .. ~ .. 5 Ipm 50,00:, ►1 South OIPOLIOLD all 1 Ipm the Governor of the Cep. of Goo.' Hope. A despatch on the wroeg tick ; and that, after she struck, the captain son fteeived from the Governor-General or Canada. lei •11 Ifaryp.ft Crllde, 44 pCL - - pm &MO 10 ll'in Croft was so unequal to the emergency that he would never have pi. : ie ,fid_se o p: o l o uir.er, • ~,• i, I tie 130 43,174 st.s.qi United Maxima rock had it not been for hie brother telling it 5 Ditto Preemies li4 pm 70,000 1 Waller 4 Lord Stratford de Redeliffe embarked at Trieste, ! got her off the to bring down the jib. 'l'he meeting was still in a2O 3 0 *viola Eateries .. .. 111 2i 100,n6. 1 West Granada 4l 5 Pot cn stantisople, oa the 30th ult., in her Mo jesty's , the dew - I elate of confusion when our reporter left, at 3 o'clock. e all De. Guaranteed 55 per et 65 100,tn I Weal Maroses as par pm 15 k Vatt Fury 2 all Do.Waveray Valley ipet I 1 7i 1.4,'"0l I Tabs ' all i pal The Theological Faculty of the University of Clot-1 to. lon !Lath !triton ... .. 106 i 10411 _ _ SS M 1 16 5 has mots t .i.. .L.......... .1 ..... .. - .1.. r L....) ider I INCENDIARY FIRE IN ESSEX.-Between one and !° ! i l l _ :! ° ! °% . 8 ".!!'" 141 •• • .- - •• • Lord Stratford de Itedeliffc embarked at Trieste, Cscstantiaopl e , oa thelth ult., in her M i. lesty's Nisei Fury. The Theological Faculty of the University of Oot 'jam haAenaterre,l ?he dodoes degree upon the Chevalier cissen, Prussian ainhassittor at this court. The tulogiuft‘ ante oirkiin s assigns as a reason for this distinction " the 4 r-aeuishtil sad, far a statesman, rare theological science t "bath he his given prolf, by his haven rd and elegant "don the ancient church and Its litaridilft." I all De. Guaranteed se per et .11 Do. Waves*, Valley b pet It. , 100 hrittrlt 21t all North Stalloniebire ISO Oator.l. Woreeettr. ro.c Wolfer, Ile. Com Ora. Is 111 i IMt.o ditto ditto e eiv erewc&Birto.NettOstas. IS , le rieewr.lkalcater(Nor.W. Cent.„ I Mir.' e per N. Do. S pre Ceat „. IA 11% . temoth Devoe INCENDIARY FIRE IN ESSEX.—Between one and two o'clock on Thursday morning a fire was discovered in the stack-yud at Beeleigh farm, in the occupation of Mr. Smith. Oue of his men, who wu brewirg at the time, perceived the flames burst forth, and a messenger was at once despatched to Meldon for assistance. The engine be longing to the Essex and Suffolk Equitable Fire-aloe wu woo au the spot ; but before the flames were extinguished, two straw stacks of between 40 and 50 loads ' • one wheat stack, 50 q:'arters ; part of a hay stack, of four or five tons ; a quant.'y of turnips and carrots, and a portion of the implements, were destroyed, the !ook of which is covered by insurance n the Essex and F.itiolk Equitable. We em sorry to add that it is feared the fire owes its Origin to tke fiendish hand of the mi..lnight incendiary. THE Emir INDIA MAIL, which left Southampton yesterday, was under the char g e of Lie u t. O z e n ham, It.N., who will take it across the Egyptian desert, and who will then be stationed between Satz and Calcutta. Lieut. Sanaham, R.N., will come from Indialand take charge of the homeward mail in the Bengal. Lieut. Young, R.N., has heen appointed Admiralty agent on the Southampton station, and has beets placed on the West India line. THE RAJAII OF SARAWAK.—Among the passen gers who went out in the summer Bengal, which left Smthampton yesterday with th:. ():tcrlsnd India Mail, was his Excellency Sir James Broke, the Ilajah of Sarawak. It was from Southampton that sir James first started for the eastern seas, about 16 years since. I 2i pm 101 111 id ill 1$ II pm 1_ 151 14i I Tnr P - ••R ,, r , ) , ED PILOT BILLM s Meeting yes "l• , 4* tlie l'Cot Committee of Liverpool, the Mayor 't . " l llohne, preilding, a petition to the House of 4u! nOl Ivo. pied, peering that a deputation might be tk .:, n ni.pos.•vm to the ; ropoted bill, but especially to ,i sulset proposing to grant pilot sertificates to Lll4sters olates of ship'. lo 11, Hilo New 148 all nestli Canters (Mal* , 1 Ann.) of 51.0.8 30 all Stk. To: kahtre Imet.Guar AI 'WaterforlSkAllkfanyepAt Si. Ist York. New: ,Irle,es 'Sr I Pro 231 361 Id 131 20$ za i die 3 3 611 id 103 3 31 it IPm I IT I 3 .Dttto 113 • 10 Tork.t.V.MW.ll.llBAnik MONDAY ETZNING. The English stock market remains inactive, but remarkably well supported. Some rather influential ' money buy ing carried the price of Consols to 1004, ' and the closing price was par for money, and 100 to 1-18 for the 13th. The official business report in dudes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, 100, 991,1001, 100; ditto, for account, 100. Five per Cent. Annuities, 125. India Stock, 2621, 262. The June Exchequer Bills were done at is. to lls. prem.; ditto, March, 7s. to 10s. prem.; and India Bonds at 435. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief dealings were again in Mexican, which opened 261 to 27, ' rose to 27; buyers, and finally closed 271 to 4, the rise being well maintained. Them has been a good deal of buying in this stock during the last two or three days. Turkish scrip has also risen, closing 2/ to 3,1 prem., consequent upon its being understood that the Turish Minister in London has at his disposal sufficient funds to pay back the first instal ment, together with commission and interest, at a rate which would place the scrip at a premium of 31. The Spanish Committee's certificates have risen to 9 to 91 per cent. on the advice. from Madrid, but the Deferred Threes do not move, as, on tke proposed terms of conversion, viz., 101 per coot., the certifi cates are the cheaper to buy, and will, if the loan is confirmed by the Corte., of which little doubt can be entertained, represent an additional creation of stock. The statement to the effect that the bill for the new loan had been laid before the Cortes on the 29th ult., is confirmed by the ordinary channels to-day, with the addition that it bad been referred to the standing committee. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip was better this afternoon, leaving off 31 to 41 premium. Granadian stocks are in more favour, both Active and Deferred, and Greek tends and most other stocks are well supported. Annexed is the list of actual transactions : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001 ex div. ; ditto New Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,lBs2, 981 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66 ; ditto, Four per Cents. Certifs., 97 ex div. Equador Bonds, .4. French Three per Cents. Rentes, 80f. (exchange, 25f. 5c.) Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec. 1849 Coupons, 231 ; ditto Deferred, 111, 1,4, 4. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825, ex overdue coupons, 81, 9. Mexican Three per Cents., 271, 261, 271, 1, ; ditto, for account, 15th April, 274,1. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 31 prem. Por tuguese Five per Cents. Converted, 1841, 411, 421, ; ditto, Four per Cents.. 394. Russian Five per Cent., 117; ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 24/ • the Committee's Certificates, 81, 9, 91, per cent. Swedish Loan, 11 dis. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 21, 24 prem. Venezuela Deferred One per Cents., 17. The accounts received from Vienna to-day men tion a report of a change in the Austrian ministry. It was stated that Count Buol was to be replaced by M. Bach, but as yet nothing o ffi cial was known. There were renewed inquiries to-dav for the shares of the South Eastern Railway of France, which closed to 1 prem. It appears the concession of this line has been signed. Shipments of silver to the amount of about 70,0001. sterling will be made by the Kenilworth, which will clear from London, for Calcutta, in the latter part of the present or early in the next week. It is rarely that so large a sum as this is despatched to ;India by a sailing vesseL Economy of transport appears to be the object sought to he attained. The Australian Land Companies to-day were gene rally flat, and cheaper. Australian Agricultural finally closed 99 to 102; Van Diemen's Land, 221 to 234. The shares of the new Australian Banks were all lower (with the single exception of the Scottish Australian), consequent upon the announcement of the decision of government relative to the granting of charters. The chief fall was in the shares of the Bank of Australia and China. Shares in the older banks were dull, and the Union Bank receded 108. It is noticed that the check applied to the grant ing of charters ought to be in favour of those insti tutions which have already secured the privilege in ' question. The shares of the Bank of British North America were done at 00; Commercial Bank of London, 32 ; Union Bank of London, 171 ; Australian Royal ' Mail Steam (61. paid), 41; Crysta Palace (51. paid), 61 ; North of Europe Steam (51. paid), 5 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 844, 85. The shares of the Berlin Waterworks Company were allotted to-day, and commanded I to 11 prem. The shares of the Melbourne Dock and Railway Company were quoted 1 to 1 prem. We are requested to state that a copy of the cir cular stating the new decision of the Colonial-efficei on the subject of charters, was not sent to the soh • citors or directors of the Bank of Asia, the application preferred by which consequently remains under the consideration of government. The India authorities at home are the parties who will probably be con sulted on the subject, there being apparently no necessity for referring the application in question to the local government of India. THIS DAY—Two o'CLoox. The English stock market opened with some little flatness to-day, but the government broker has renewed his purchases, and a rally has since taken place. Consols opened 991 to 100, and are now quoted 100 to / for money and account. Exchequer Bills, both June and March, are marked 7a. to Ils. prem.; and India Bonds, 435. to 48s. prem. Some little speculative attention continues to be directed to the foreign stock market. Mexican bonds have reached 28, and are now quoted 27 to Spa nish stocks, however, have fallen, especially the Cer tificates, which are quoted only 71 to 81 per cent. Turkish scrip marks 21 to 21 prem. Grenadian stocks are well supported. The sales marked in the official list are : Granada Active, 231 ; ditto Deferred, 11/ to 1; Greek, 9; Spanish Deferred, 241 ; Peru vian Deferred, G3l; Russian Fives, 1181; Dutch Fours, 96! to 97 ex div. BERLIN, APRIL 2.—Voluntary Loan, 1011; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103; ditto (1852), 103 to 103;; National Debt, —; Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 148; ; Bank Shares, 109. ANOTHER STRIKE OP RAILWAY OPERATIVES.- The waggon wrights employed by the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway, at South Shields, struik work on Saturday. They have bad 20s. per week, and ask an advance of 35., which the company have refused, offering an advance of Is. per week. The men have removed their tools. EARTHQUAKE AT SOUTHAMPTON.—A shock of an earthquake was felt in Southampton on Friday night. Mr. Barrett, a borough magistrate, who resided in the neigh bourhood of Mount Vesuvius during the last eruption, and experienced the earthquakes accompanying that pheno menon, states that at a quarter to eleven en the night in question be was in bed, at his residence, 131echynden-tn race, reading, when he was startled with a strange noire, and felt his bed move with a slight sinking rocking motion from east to west three times, and he was at once convinced from his experience that the shock he had felt was that of an earthquake. A large number of persons who were in bed at the time felt the peculiar motion, and it was the theme of cones, sation next day. THE LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY PORTZIIB.—The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway porters at one of the goods stations in Manchester had not asked for an advance of wages last week, but were, no doubt, waiting to see what success the other sections met with. The company's manager, Captain Laws, sent and offered these men an advance of 10 per e. , nt., which they accepted ; and the others being informed of it, relinquished their claim to 15 per cent., and accepted the 10 per cent. ad vance. The East Lancashire porters have acceptel the 10 per cent. also. DEATH OP THE SULTAN OF BORNEO.—The ('i Ni Mail, of Feb. 10, states, on the autbsrity of its Labuane.w respondent, that the Sultan of Borne), who had been s hing for a length of time, has at last paid the debt of nature, and is succeeded by 1' engertn Moumein, who had long acted as prime minister. Th e l eg iti ma t e h e i r i s thus put aside; but as Moumein is very popular, it is most probable that peace will be maintained in Brunei during his lifetime. A THIEF ON SHIPBOARD. A thief is a disagreeable person anywhere, but in no place more so than on board ship; where, of necessity, personal effects are more exposed and more easily to be taken by the dishonest , then on shore. A somewhat re markable instance of thieving on shipboard was exposed at a court-martial, which was held on Friday, on board H.M.S. Impregnable, for the trial of Jabee Whiting, a private in the Royal Marines, on duty on board H.M.S. Arrogant, now lying in Plymouth Sound. The court was composed of Commodore Seymour, president, Captains Lord Edward Russell, Arthur Lorde, F. Michel, D. S. C. Duvet., F. H. Glasse, W. W. Chambers, C. H. M. Buckle, and Fisher; and Mr. W. Eutlake, Deputy Judge-Advocate. From the evidence adduced, it appeared that the prisoner had industriously followed up the practice of stealing, for he bad contrived in a very short period to accumulate nearly a score different articles,the property of various men and officers of the ship, the Arrogant, on board of which he was serving. The articles stolen were some large and some small, and included articles of bedding, clothing, ornament, and of literary end scientific use—from blankets and trowsers to watch-guards, pencils, pens, paper, and books. The charge was very clearly proved, and not denied by the prisoner ; and, after mature consideration, the court aljudged the prisoner to receive 50 lashes on board the Arrogant, at such times, and in such quantities, as the commander-in•chief shall direct, and be imprisoned in the jail for the county of Devon for twelve calendar months, with hard laboi.r. Looking at the enormity of the offences proved against the prisoner, and the sentences sometimes passed upon offences of far less turpitude, the sentence is thought to be a lenient one. NA VAL. ADMIRALTY, APRIL 4.—APPOINTMENTS. Cap tain J. C. Fitzgerald. to command the IVinchetter ; Acting Chief Engineer C. 11. Renwick, confirmed to Phmaix ; Second Class A,sistant Engineers, S. Harris to 1'h0r,,,..r, and W. Saunders to flightier; Third Class Assistant Ea gineer W. Owen to l'huesitx. Pounntourtt, APRIL 4.—The Duke of Welling ton, 131, screw steam ship, has her ordnance stores being prepared for putting cn board. This will be done this week, the following being the official statment of her armament : Guns. Cwt. Length. Lower deck f .. 10 8 inch 126 32 pounders 56 .... ffit. 6in. 6 8 inch Middle deck 130 32 pounders., 56 . Oft. 6io. Main deck .. 38 32 pounders 42 .... Bit. oin. Upper deck {2O 32 pounders 25 .... 6ft. OM. IGS pounder 131 The Agamemnon, 91, screw steam-ship, was visited to day by Rear-Admiral Berkeley, one of the Lords of net Admiralty, whe inspected her. The crew of this ship ere not vet clear of the scarlatina, though the hulk which they have been turned over to has been removed up the har bour, away from the ship herself. Oa Saturday 11 more cues were sent to Ilaslan 11 , .spital, and on Friday 13. To day some of the crew were returned from the huspital, re ported as cared.—The Isabel, Arctic discovery ship, Mr. Kennedy, master, arrived today from Woolwich, in tow of the African, steam•tug. She came into harbour, and will be caulked prior to proceeding to her destination.—The Persian, 12, Commander Mitchill, which arrived yesterday from the West Indies, is ordered to-day to proceed forth with to Sheerness, to be paid off —The Echo, steam-tug, and the Lively, ligh•er, went out of harbour to day to the Vulcan, at Spithead, and brought in some condemned store., as also the freight, valued at about 38,0001., brought home by the Vulcan from Australia, which was takes charge of by Messrs. E. and E. Emanuel, and forwarded to London.—The Spiteful, 6, steam-sloop, sailed this morn ing for Woolwich, to have her machinery repaired. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) LIVERPOOL, TVEIDAY, 11 A.M. Wind W., fresh breeze, and fine. Arrived. - Petrel, from Arica; Eliza Bell, from Port-au-Prince; Plcncia, from Matanzas; Nfon:e zuma, from New York ; Hope, from Bombay ; Ca milla, from Gibraltar; Buscattara, from Bilboa; Helena, from Maracaibo. Off.—Triton, ship. Sailed.—Pilot Fish, for Rio Janeiro; Favourite, for Melbourne. THE QUEEN'S :NURSE.—Among the passengers going south by the Defiance coach this morning was Mrs. Mackintosh, of whom we lately mentioned that it was ex pected she would he selected as wet nurse with reference to the approaching confinement of her Majesty. She has been appointed to this responsible duty, and is now on !ler way south. Mrs. Mackint Leh is a native of Strathilaira, near Inverness, and is a tall black-eyed, and handsome specimen of a Highland woman. She is accompanied by her sister and her baby. They all appeared in the most perfect and robust health. We believe Mrs. Mackintosh speaks English very indifferently, and relies a good dial upon her sister to act as intt rpreter.—lhrerness Cour.ce. SOUTH EASTERN RAlLWAY.—Traffic receipts for the week ending April 2,15513:—£14,244 ss. 10d.• ditto, week ending April 3, 1852, £ 10,882 108. 62. Increate in 1853, £3,361 15s. 4d. --- TILE BUSTARD OF SALISBURY PLAlN.—There are people now in Wiltshire who recollect the time when it was the custom fur the Mayor of Salisbury to have a bustard as a prominent dish at the annual inauguration feast • and these hirdF, once numerous OR the wide and th , 'n uncultivated expanse of Salisbury Plain, could at length only be shut by means of a vehicle so covered with bushes, and placed in their haunt*, as to enable men therein con cealed to bring them down at a long range. For more than 50 yearn the Wiltshire bustard has been extinct, and the Mayor of Salisbury has been obli:ed to forego his yearly delicacy.— Wiltshire Indritendeht. WHITE ROSES.—In an old newspaper, the Week Journal, or British Gazette, r, of Saturday, June 15,172.3, I find the following paragraph :—" Monday being Ole An niversary of the White Roses, some persons wl.o bad mind to boast that they hail bid decants to the goveranwrat, put them on early in the morning ; but aha mob not lateg such doings, gathered allow them, and demelhhed wearers; which so terrified the crew, that not tom et them afterwards would touch a white tote."—From Ades . and Queries.