The Express. — London, England, 1851-04-02 00:00:00

- ~.. Ttt 1-3rprt [THREEPENCE. r% •AT rixTVNTATCI APR TT. 9 1,451. MINES. AI EN II) It LIFE 04 ASSUItANCE COMPANY, Sul .tleM. Entombed C.wiLkl, Para wertr.—Hle brace .the Doke ItUTLAND, 'thooDesewane.-Atlght Meth hart VITZWILLIAM, FAA, F.S.A. Dientwea. MAIN DEAN PAUL (WONG!, IiERECELY Dm, Windy Chalon-in. *dem:ages offered tie thin Ithatruty, which ,inposed of Mottopl onA re , Ile ary he the Kearny f a poi...triton; ennui: nl g thy an. I. the Motion thane's, the. *lc:, of the ' , tante are dielbed anaplrn the heltkra of to.lt its on %Ouch "even eswn.,l tottnimins have been aa In the Troprietiry Bennett, the (owed prod* rat' a of premium doorrAtert ol'h the peewit. the ...owl. Crelit given foe half Or prettlianl• h.? the Arid preen or.tr,, ant tharrapniit premium. 10rbau . 1,11 , 4 at eat...hi:n.l4 low Neapl ent:iuoy nu n at t.o , ordinary rite when n* 11.111, arrttrlr. • a ...Ample athtstionAl charge for therm to reactant to thy tort of the serLd. Ihr witst cornmuwe n allowed in me.lle,t then, pn:iritnevant In all two • who re a medical retort le given, the fee ip laid by U. ldepany. All vntetes indisputable, except in mon, of travel. By order et the board. I thereon.. urns MORE, X. 11.6.,. Fill 11. EX 111 RITI()N CATALOGU KS.- ll A tIVKIMAY.MESTA will e”otieue to be wetted I , e Dv • la the trlktal retainornee darer! the whole tele the l'Amhitin re mune nr* • hut es the Ceette..e .. e. are Wind to pay • per3,l7 • .:ey II they do hot eeheer the! fleet rlitioe to the lloyal by , e ,ti 2vb ef Sprit, th Atleertbeesten:• toiten.ted .or the Int dee 1,f... of 1, of ' met: retalogo , , awl fee the fleet edition. of the Woe rated mad In I.h ar .4 lb TIM AU trttrelwY, mw. t .'emt Y the llWilaet,B by the 15:11 ad AKA. DPP Mk nWITII Kt". Wlvio ntleSutetaert. I lotat remtrartor• le Du W. CLOWW 4 AND 4)!ltt, pawn,. j itoSel I , etbleion. (ht .h vie Dam 22. eV Ilellambart. Meats bu.. ..... tHK PISItVVAit aumairrrirrs tar ISILVEL. — The REAL 141LTiEL SILVER, betrldbord 14 yea* inn be 0.1.!AV S. Hl' 1nt1: 4 4 sawn platart by the rudest wars of Masora Ilki-gani min: eta. In toi yes 4 •11 oninpurim the very sea' t:leir ant L, .1" 1 • 01 4 vitwr th.e. can In• idopinyod as ebehordher ion fallt or ninsournt.oly. as by no poodbls trot w tt be dludottittebed lawn mil idyll. I Ind% Thread bin& Patten. harm. Patters. Too Prow, Tar drain ltrw.. it Portia lawn SO 41111 Tata., rob- .......- Table tip " Ton aril rn:b. neto ,i•rra. •'e t,' ir.a.., at yreyortl. oat. irsi co. All boil. of re....* . .t0-2 d oar be the :atitht lancers. CIIENIICALLY l'eltE NICK K NO I' PLATF.D. fiddle. Tbread. Tear %ono, and Yalta, fuleLva, Per d men 12% ... Ws. Darn &wool ditto lto. ... 21e. 23n. frk_ ... Ito ... 120. CIUTLERY, WA MRAN'llll.—Tbe most varied ireortawait of TAttLY. CUTI.t.II world, all warraabel, is OS SALE at WILLIAX S. RUKTItA . S, at pnree that are ecnotine. nitre is.le ',voter./ the:ambers attar set, Nory-tmo.:rat bible kw... with high et..wArro, t.er &nen; dererrte, to oweh, Sr. •i( tia:sono la. i.e tl.sen rote.; lArrerN Ss. prr air; 'arprr phies, or mot yr - virtne, tn 13r. ler tl-/en, If extra en; arl . b bat a-, from 3 n.; white iwor tat'le p m d a mp; 4a. ; term-. 2, per polr; iikiebt,wn tulle attires, 7.. 4,1.1 w drown ; dronnti. •••. ; rAreeni, ; blob woutt.le.odlol table lulivre lost Ibtlo Ls tor easels; tette steel., fru.1.....'n. 'Me tnercret p!'ited &wort knives ir.d .rlot in ran , an.l I,tllrf suit, end of •ow WIN 134.4 •li.trnr, Aro In M . „,-,4off moot o f kA/'*..". Pk:Vt.:MVP:S. ra:Pespaa, ke., of tie bre! rptellty. I te.oo. l'atal•wiwo, with Cihriutiltu is: • wry 1111101.1uOrtf snide, bent 'lot wag tree. WILLIAM S. Dna' iN't 4 stork of fIEVERAL F1:11.NIS11114ii 111 , /14.:1ii3t; LILT Is ht.eal y the born., In tar world. unl se no ha g...W. rinSiird W dm, s Aft He not Ito vatiety ii:ot extent. pwr.lian in air tot dl cud imipret Thr mrOWT mooned for sorry Allan sat amnion I of. tINVottI•ATRY.I6T (enemy of Pen and No. Ni.WMANATMEAST, Waal in Vie.:,:otreet. 11UNIA.N1 HAIR. pree. d-1 trel ,tl, g rwo of ItoWLAkite! MACAlektil Oil titter in prower. be the tun In it. origin. 4 smote*. and beauty, et renotori-7 it h, n ' bet.* womb:oily known and &Knob:A.l; and I. reworded i t t aaaiata moot o. mama In thentrelseh •wei o rtolled by tit. hi Iwo: awthroVit It ba• obtained the rye:wire !novo - bare of no) y, r,u eel) SP ninortio owr own tourt, boot thud. it the abode of ►.uri. ir. ream lb hurts . *us oleiltwey, it I. I..lntirably ail . 1 .4 it too Ye t.Ar ntrin! inn. tun on the nowt oral. r woo, and to **w.oily roll in the nun• ry of roy.ity wal by the Lanilo. •of Poe nnhioioy reel ~bbwrazy. Erne 24 Goi n, 4.. ow Lniite bottles (*pull to bur Small) at W•l., anol daubed** rise 2 a ton the wrapper Of enelt Ultima thr Format are thew wont,, in I'm ;one. Ranieri.. ma. apra.ol."— P• 4I by A. ROW LAND ant SONS, - 1., Itattniagardea. Ma by all ohroutda u.il er:oonteu% ......._ _ 111te4..., u MAItItY'S ILEVAI.EN IA ARAISICA F t )01). I e. nr, Year.' 1. sliacatina. r alelpatbm, Netrabarra , .. Albin,A lbin, Menlo. , y. MI, t,nr, K 0.... at the NI. mach. and Vaatrusi, gut:a. T.enny .1 trbi• b dad f 1.14.01 mr !apart, udrarrc• .bat 1 brarrana . 3l, b• uses in: !bout cor“tt la.& hat la ea entirely removed W DV SAUK t'S elep:ti nt l': ail r-Mana J.:ly W..r.lt.m. Laic, star it ~." ',ogling 4, , ,,tr.ni..10 14 CUM* to at th, :bah , lira. 111 e land Mawr dr 1 b•c:er t 3••• Verrra - i. • .x -n. Aircorrt••r Mbar; el Moo; Mr trr.lict,ra ' rnamar :tom, ',...x t..•nth; Wt1amt1un;, 1, ...4.. liarrngig..l-tun. Getty. Collree. C..urbralac, a cure or OW year.' para. Ir. : .t.,; .ry ud rods- r rum. at art r, :Amur, nrrc,asa, as I ammachis anisplaible, N.M. rbrumalimat, ,Ivarnatan, 1.„1:, mains, Ita. 1464 in abnlcterc •Ich 14 , 1 1n,t,....ti0., wrivr.iar I:b., ; CS., at *att.: il.r., at 11c.; 1 Ih.. A flu.:: cup... rrand mattlty, ta!b., at la.; 'AI., at :Ms. Tie leib. ate 1:11b. canbarm are I. rgnirslge bye al sarrlager r, ...rapt al a plat-nttba• ~..1, r, bc1:11 ISA aRT and Cr In, ww lonwit-emg. Landon . mho at ILO: act lA, mr-3ml; 4. titrai . abla; 11116 Gat"( bur -11.4 test; 4), btrbutripate 'A ithia ; Ana I.'. King Wli- Illgui.gt .1. t seg. ptalt„ 'tilll; SUFI , EIt from INI/IGESTION ? ' 1111`• 0101 litiP.--.1 141 i1N X'. VP, V. , r1., of !Whin 11.11, near ictor... la, ;ant St. intin'irwood-pu.k. Linden, hi. her yrani per wed • sm.', be row know* and so. il ltainidriut the ktnadoin as kAvr,4 wotviipt.t.vi PILLS, when ..:tic neva piwcrfal :obi wilkwiow. rem. de in all caw. se twee. , r i n which ha. erre b en di...wend I ...r pai , re, 21:, Itegrot..tio. I. olititrlit.raid, rear ird. sultrred • ,rrly town ....turning. :or terrhe mind*, and Munn', tondrt tri - enant ..l iaii method no a, he foxtrot no town,. Ile gintund sine h i .* of wiyr'. liNundell'o lido, by taking which a eon.- fine rule ..i..4l.etrel. Jdnro eniith, of le. I irriowy, Nnewleh, stif fen d ful mi.ne yearo bnin violent rain. in the bidy, and dloe•ned Wee. Ile it.l. rsyreonerd the melt berelleial moul, from • conti nued re .4 kl. ''• Woro.l.4l's Pill.. ioorph Nturrav, tirnadyrrte• 4, Puptar Plrw.t.inn, ',elfin,: to nee of lir. ha .I'.. agent* nivo: "1 nagined bur ore., Iye .ro Irion• burn til appetite. out yr..., drprendon of ...Aril., eet a to mirk a &Ifni. laid I ...., iriabieto am-fain. .iny lindet biirinevo. In .bin Mote IK. /••••••PIAIV , I TO try 7..ur .411% and hare br. n truly **Wei:hot ut their liitneolirt. tarot.; low L. their ore I wa. ,n a .hint time rem°, ed le inra a *lair uflioilth aid drenittli ao I Ii it not enjin el fur 1.11 - Ily PI" SW wor, thank.. t , poor pill., my hi ...al. ,• on.p:rtely re.r.ta blirbril." K-a van go name unle. Mm. hap. e"al-0.-anna and a t0...t001* of ho .1... .! , r. urr printed Of the drretnini. for nor •r*pgir.l rural e•rti box, an I law earn.: eligaved MS the guirenunent et atop. NEWS. NEWS, NEWS.—The list, Chesp.st, tLarir. Neu.; ..r in the le, r:81. LLOV LYS WELIiLY AiNll.O4 NEN .1.8.1 0 h ...Wins eosty Loge eolunice of the very late , 4 nitellBeroce ,to the moment of pub.ie.ttiont front all parte of the e,..11, by e we.... cl.etrie hive Apt., and oth.rn., mennllegie of en , . we. 148.4 u. 84 toe Preen Is rahloheal vary natuntay eint - 4 In lir Fir 1e.4. Pr., only Tbieopence, 180a-fre. Pend three 111. 4 Ate .loam F.l.r.int 80, U. Pabst.. y.oto taw, Lannuo, anit VIM: , caw ow as a ...oapte ; tot orb. of any news einot. Qu.ticrlALV REVIEW, Na CLXXVI., 11 f4l 6r Nrat Week. Corp kr,: I. Poultry Lilmlturr. I. Women in 1 race—Sladarne do 111.1ateram. a. Jui.w l wool. -Mr/irate , Rom. Howl. 1. W ui ho Itepribh. d in the Nino" , l'twltt . , Mi.rortit -Ventr.sltsnuon. S. I AT. I%th in. Ity Err.r,*r. T. Inrd 11.41and'm Renalnikenore. S. Lord John 1tii..441, John Ilamy,Albralarle,treti. (11.1)E. We have tilt• following news from the Kingdom of Itarl.m's regiment was vent utter the Blietiah zentindar. Raja Thakoorpermil. The resident has meter teased urzimt wi the Only got rnment this neenwity of punishing this daring offender, and. arconlingly, Captain liarlies's corps received orders months am' to try and catch him. The Raja tied into a jungle alienist impenetrable, and well deli tol, in leis followers. The kiuMrs troops were loath to pursue by fond marches a chief whose men had 'went to deli nil I with their lives, and who was well infi,rilied id all tile movements of the corps sent to take I,im. Captain Heaney, commanding a polite det..elinvitt of three hundred and fifty men, has how. ever haddsl Itakoorpersail's vigilant... and aaaekea and deteated him. killing about flit of the enemy, among whom were of the principal leaden, with a compara tively trilling loss. Many bushes were thrown into the river, and twentve 1..1,, sent into Lucknow, as a proof if surer.. To t'olonel *demon * * energetic measures we Shall jet owe much towanls rooting out these freebooters. In a few il.er. I hope to till jou usere of their doings. The tams at Lueknow have just commenced." From a native corremmuil , tit we have the following further particulars .. ..the latest news is that on the 3rd of February, the whole family, men, women, and children. of Gunga Rua, with the exception of his brother, Thakoor Pershaud, were assembled at a place Muswraik, celebrated for Hindu* meetings. Capt. Ikans y heard of this, and itumediately marched a rul tau,anil in the inornittirsurrounded them. They were taken by surprise and e.ere tit great confusion, and in consequence forty men and women were killed. Twenty-four of the lit•wasli• men were killed and wounded, and a nephew of Gunga Ilai woo 'A °Una"' and taken prisoner: from him it was Leann .1 that ThaLoor Pershaud, Gongs Box's brother, ma* the only one of the family who bad escaped. In the tight two of the Company's se wys were killed, and four wounded. Messrs. Bar k* and Heaney sent 21 heads to the king, who had two stuck up at each thannah. In the light Ragonath Sing, General of Gulags Box's forces, was killed. Of the 24 heads sent to the king iine was Itagonath Sing's , and all of the re -t belonged to the tinnily, male and female, of Goofs Buz. Asti wig.' Buz did to others, so has God punished him." s' On a former occasion we expressed our strong ilisapprobe tion that the British tame should be mixed up with tb roceedinsci of the Oude government against its own sub feet,. Whatever may be their demerits or even crimes, the mode in which war against them is carried on, is not what would be tolerated in eitilised nations. Accordin but to the above statement, women were not only killed, their heads sent in to Lueknus , for the gratification of the King. We do nut place implicit reliance on the state ment of our correspondent, but we are the more inclined to credit it, hi cause lie dues not mention what occurred with any disapprotiation, but as • just retribution for Gunge Buis crimes." THE GREAT EXHIBITION. IMPERIAL PARLAMENT. THIS DAY. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The See ea is took the chair at twelve o'clock. A number of re titian. sereinst papal aggression aud on other subject. were eresentekl. N ieW WRIT. Mr. HAYI ER moved that the Speaker do lessee his . warrant for the election of a burgess te !Wire in parliament in the room of George Jamen Turner, Esq., who had ac cepted the office of s icedliaacellor. STITUENTS. THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND HIS CON COMPOUND HOUSEHOLDERS BILL. After a few remarks from Mr. II eNLItt and Sir W. Ct. sv, the house went into counnithe on this bill—Mr. Bernal iu Sir Alexander Cockburn. the Attorney - General , the chair. . aerie ed in Southampton on alkinday, amidst the liverynday, ring- The CHAIRMAN read an alteration which was pro- ing of the church bells, to commence his canvass for Wed posed to be made in (lager I, sire: after the words " full need .y, when the election will take place. The council of amount of," to hewn the weeds " on account of any rates the Parliamentary and Fineneial Reform A.ociation pla in respect of such premise a" I carded the town over with bills on Monday, calling on the Mr. HENLEY wag gene willing to do away with what- electors to insist on the Attorney-General renewing his pro ever technical difficulties interposed to present parties ; mires, and pledging himself to press his views upon the poadoeing the franchise who were, on account of the value . government, of which he is a number, on the subjects of of their premises, really entiled to it; but the effect of the the suffrage, ledlot, electoral redietribut lea, triennial par present etnendment email he to lower the qualificatiens of Bement, and financial reform. la the meeting _H veers by admitting parties who were sot actually rated at of the electors took place at the Star Hotel (Mr. Joseph . 101. tar annum. The question of extending the franelaw Clark, a Quaker, and an affluent tradesmen in the town, was a large one, and he e Mr. Henley) did not think it was in the chair), at which they remits'. cl to interrogate Sir Kuper to nibble at it in this way. Alexaneler on his past and future conduct in paeliainent. Sir DE LACY EVANS said the objection of Mr. Mink; Immediately after this meeting broke sin another took wee Laced un time MRIIIIIOO.II that compound householders place, at the Attorney-Generare committee rooms, at which paid a less amount of rates than ',entree who were nut corn- he was present Before they would form a committee, or al pound householders. Eveu ikehough this were the case, pledge themselves to auppo"t his re-election, they insists el the compound householder was not to blame, fur if the pro- on hearing his explanations and views on certain mitts rs. ea pert; he occupied were really of the annual value of 101. Sir Alexander frankly declared that he did not appear be he a., on the principle of tine Reform Bill, eutitled to the I fore them so independent si candidate as when ho frans•lii/e. I first solicited the honour of their euffrages. He u Mr. SPOONER said the hon. baronet (Sir Dc Lacy , was now a member of the government, and he thought u Evans) had mistaken the pi inciple of the Reform Bill. By , himself justified in secrilieine an ineleeendeat vote on go- ea the Reform Bill the calm- and the rate paid were connected. venom:zit measures of me inconsideruble and %minium-tint M. Sir W. CLAY reenarkiel that the ielteratikka in the clause nature. Ile declared, however, that on any of the im- lender kliseuesiou was grounded on the provisions of a bill portent questions of the day on the support of which his IA passed Lest wedeln of parliament f o r the assessing of small reputation as is liberal refermer depended, rather li:en vote 12 , tenement,. By the le with section of that act it was contrary to whet he had hitherto professed and votekl, he lei enacted that, whatever the arrangement for the composition would resign office. Ile declared himself nn eintlineleug as Orate. the occupier of a tenement should be entitled to s•rter of the ballot and of the unconditional abolition S t the privileges of tlw prraideel the property lof the window duties.. Ile was not in the cabinet, but lie I. he occupied were of the value of 10/. per annum. l'his act had every reason to Mdieve t h at those duties would be un- r perfettly recognised the principle that the value of a terse- conditionally surre•uelered to the temple. lie was against mint, and not the amount at which it was rated, was to be Locke King n measure for exten.ikei of the suffrege, le cause considered. If purishes, for their own convenience, eon- the constituencies it would make uould be completely muter seated to take a less amount of rate, that slemuld nut be held the dominion of the equireurchy, and because it was tkm prejudice the feels*. of occupiers. (Hem, bear.) a protectionist measure. lie would go mach farther la Mr. \IC LLINGS maintained that some test of the value than lekekk•King, by voting for an extension of the franchise pi of a tenement was neeesseery, and the rate fetid furnished a in large boroughs which sent inembere to parliament to R . very MI MI one. enable inch members to represent a larger and les; corrept M. Mr. W. WILLIAMS said the principle of the Reform Act constituency. 'flue Attorney-General declared that he were 23 was that every ;crme who el a house of the clear a free teeter in the fullest sense. He was for trientiiiil par- "• 0 ,„ value of 101. per annum was entitled to the franchi s e. liements, peened, a there were no conetitutioniml Melaka for „ p a number of parishes it 10 haplxmud that many persons intermediate dissolutions of parliament. And he pro- a , occupy lag houses or considerably more than the value of nounicel against coloniel wars on boundary questions. Ile to lot, were deprived of the franchise. In Lambeth there aeenred the electors that no one could imagine the ilifficul- It Were 3 , .),50u per e owe rated for the support of the poor, awl ties which government had to contend with topasemeasuree St. then' WO': scarcely any parties anikiliget them whew rent through the houses of parliament, owing; to the compile:toll 21 to did not amount 10/., ,vet only 13,000 dense the fran- state of parties at the preout time, and the hostile interests ;- thaw. In Finsbury there were only 10,800 electors and by which they were environed. it was his sincere opinion, Ht. :37,000 partite who paid rates. In Merylehone the elector. however, that the members of the government ineeut well. 23 were in number 16,800, and the ratepayer/I:0,000. In the The following r. solution was then Kissed unlinimously. V Tower Hamlets the difference was still greater, the electors " That this meeting, whilst cungratulating Sir A. F. mete 11.1,000, and theme rated 73e00. Tlw discrepancy Cockburn on his appointment to the Sallee of her Majesty's ti would Is. ut met apparent. lie supported the amendment Attorney-General, libelee, itself to promote an.l support his yp of the rheum. re-election as re peewutative fur the borough of South- eo Mr. NEWDEGATE opposed the clause, es celculated to ampton." st. lower the .tandard of queatication and introduce a vast Three reneervative candidates have been applied to to al number of lie titioue asters, especially in the large eon- near app Si h remec of a general elec n tion, they declined. lord J. ILI - SSELL regretted that the hon. member (Sir W. (ily) lead tikund it neceeeury to introduce these words. Ile walk rsteeel thut the object of the presment measure was to obviate the inconvenience occasioned to voters, and which calnallv &prised them of the right of voting, by reason of their tieing Valle,: Ott at the raking of every fresh rate either to t :oder again or Key the rate. The hon. member for Oxford.hin• said lie was williee to reiticily that inkonve silence. limit this amendment involved another principle, and placed the compouud 1 deilder in u nub better po skim' than the nian Willi paill the full rate. Without dill - Cassia,: the , principle of the ameutlinent, and without say ing that lie objected to it, he oust °buries that this Ahem time would he' made iu the bill when the home. agreed to the seconelreeline, if there het -n a.t n die • given of it. Mr. BRIGHT thought that what the noble lord had said did not augur well for the character of the new reform bill which he e. as to introduce into the house. By excluding compounders from the frank:hise great numbers of intelli gent own were shut out whom it nits not conxietent with the wee; of our institutions to shut out. lie knew a borough in the north of Englieuel where through there hail been an increase of 10,000 likitieee ' there lied been nu Merest.: of the voters, ha consequence ofshattilag out the compound house holders. Alter a few wools in explanation from Lord John RUSSELL, who said he. was nut irguiog against the prin.- elide of the alteration, beet was kkhjecetiug to it lx•cauw the how@ had been taken by earpriee, Mr. Ahlennan SIDNILY adobe-seed the house against the priutiple of allowing compounders to vote, and Sir G. I'EtIIELL in favour of it. Mr. AG LION BY suggested that the amendment should be withdrawn for time present, and that n motion should be melt. tei introduce than when the revert was brought up. Sir W. ('LAY acceded to this suggestion. Mr. HENLEY then moved en ;alteration in the tint clause, with a vie w of presenting the voter having to claim every year; but, alter /Mlle tOltleesatioll, it was agreed that this alteration should be also considered when the report was brought up. bore It. GROSVENOR suggested that the bill should he withdrawn altogether, seeing that Lord Jelin had pnkmissel to bring in a measure to catgut the franchise nee! sear, Mal also that the hill of the hon. member for East Surtey should be withdrawn for the same' reason. Mr. WILLIAMS objected to the withdrawal of the hill, as they had no security that Lord John Russell would bring iu time measure proposed. Left sitting. _ THE AGRICCLTURAL JURY yesterday resolved I That in coasequence of many of the foreifin agricultu ral implements not being unpacked on the day appointed by the jury fur selection, the foreign commioioners be in formed that nu implement can i.e admitted to trial, or re ceive a prise, unless it be umwsck- and ready for btspection by) o'clock, p.m., on Friday, the 4th of April." SPORTING. CROXTON It.“'ES—TrEsoAr. to l EM A MEN,' PL to of .50 , and 10 the or:moil; for WI homes not thorough bred. mal,- and gelding, allowed 311 H. 'fn bc ridden by tuners or their SUM. ]!cats. Two 1 7. to Mr. G. starela, SUICA r be The See, S yes, 12. t 'Green) 1 1 20 Mr. G. PAW , . 4 yr., 124 M' (V1.41.01) 2 2 sgt 51r. c n,dan. sto.l. alb (nalin) 0 3 st. BELVioile CAsTI.V. SrAii.r.s or hi saes, each,lll ft, with 80 50 yor t 011,., tint 71h; Elio, Bnt ; maidens 20 at the time of naming allowed 31h; having started twiee at 23 that time, .5111; and thrice or more, 71b. Winners extra. One mile. Mr. U. 'Amines Ther.eoo, 30t 7lb (Mageri.) 1 I 30 go (Itutith)) 3 90 4v) Mr. It.: tTtrang's KnnoiCksu .. „ Mr. trawe Viabid not 51b (Cartwridbq I Mr. ()Aver'. sir itswland Trenchard, Bst (Plataion) 4 as Mr. E. Phillip s 's Truth. alo SCVEYT STAKES of 10 Fors each, h ft, with 20 aided, ss 11. t 511) each; is-yr upward., weer haring won a 2.5 plate or swi.....patulres, allowed Alb. The winner tole Fold M. fur 120 fuss. if demanded, &c. Lord aged, llst ••.. (Mr. Williams) I so Mr. C. L. 'nerve's Fuerst Flower, c, yrr, 11 slb (Count Ilitth any) so Mr. W. 5. S. Crswfortra Iron ILA aged, 114 510 (Capt. !Ale) 3 11.3751,1 CAP SWEEPsTAKT.s of I wars. each, stt if de- so Glared, with , 10 added; fur 3-yr olds and upward.; winners extra.' T.Y.C. 30 Lardaidstedir4rltllamplirey, 4 yrs, 64 91b (Well.) 1 Mr. T. Danarros.ll.‘htn.d.t, 3 yr., 2.4 3:b (AM, d) 2 ICI W. horteter St. Anr, 6 yrs. 34 431 b (3. ltogetA) 3 Mr. Warlivlstdown, 3 yrr..ir , 1110 (Pre , e) 4 GatriliT IIANDICAP of 20 lOTA each, 10 R, and 5 only if Zia deehri 1, &c.; the whiner to bItbACTIIKk to dui stake in ISI2, 23 and to pay 15 tow,. to the fund. About 1 mile and a half. Mt. 11. U. Broutil‘l nr Wbellurd, h a 4ged, LOA 60 (Lord Cardr,w) 1 25 Mr. Parr r (Inthworker, 5 7re, Irst 101 to (sir. Seohell) 2 Mr. K. E. Oliver ni %5 rrnlck, 4 yrr, (Crpt. Latle) 111 LLESDLX COPLOW STAKEd. 1 2 DfivoNoma Et.EmoN.—On Monday evening Sir is John ltomilly met the electors at East Stonehouse, and ad dressed them at some length. Mr. Killiu7ty said that four r. years ago Sir John Ito:Italy had pledged' himself to vote '"' against the continuance of the window tax; and now openly jj accused him of has ing violated his pledge. Dr. Sheppanl 2 flatly denied that any such pledge had been given by Sir Drams, Aruttl. John ; reviewed the most important transactions of the hon. 1 Mr. Whiteside, Q.C., has announced himself us a' gentleman's public life, and proposed "That this meeting candidate fur the representation of Enniskillen,vacant declares its approbation of the parliamentary conduct of Sir 1 by the resignations of the Ilan. Colonel Cole. Mr. John Hominy ; and. possessing confidence in him for the future, pledges itself to do its best to secure his election , .1114 Whiteliide is a conservative, but in his oiliness he -• • cougratuistes him on receiving the appointment to the office bays :--u I will support the applwation of a wise of m ., ,t ,,,, of the Bolls." Mr. Snell seconded the motion. economy to the numagement of the revenue, and to i Mr. Blackwell repeated the charge of breach of faith, the financial departments of the state ; but I will ; which Mr. Killiugly had made against Sir John Hominy Media:stir resist the heartless system of centralirn- and proposed an amendment to the following effect : —,, That tier sought to be enforced against Ireland, and which this meeting regards the explanation of Sir John Hominy, is as injurious to her interests as it is hurtful to licr! i t'im r t a hL i o s ie to on hi tlii: v‘litmiet.:e tax, aspa particular, forbids and e pride." It is said a Mr. Cullum, a solicitor, bus had! constituents to trust him further as their representative." the start of Mr. Whiteside in canvassing the electors I This amendment was seconded. Sir John Romilly, in re al Enniskillen. and that he has already had the pro- ply, denied that he had ever given the pledge concerning 'shies of thrtv-fourths of the constituency. I the window tax alluded to by some of the speakers, and t .. th h e en eharge had wit bein made against A novel illustration he apjwarod before then,. lie Encumbered Estates upon Irish enterprise has just. called on Mr. Blackwell to say what vote he referred to in appeared. Although many brunches of Irish 11l i t nog ! his amendment, and to give the data - adding, there had ore' inconsiderable, the working of copper, lead, I been no vote on the window tax since July last. Mr. Black ' well a r , epl i k , l ,, tha c t his il s ,r ugert to of r t e li , o h i ls an a unLea d ble in b t udil . ;.l silver, and sulphur is very profitable; but in the case of many estates containing rich lodes it was imp I w.: the am : am u ind ' ine l i t it Ti l iii the m m otion P being pn ' t in to ' the ns ineeting, slide to entry on any successful o perations, as the , the c h a i rman d ec l are d the latter carried by a large majority. proprietors could not give a title. A difficulty of this Sir John returned thanks, and the meeting separated. The kind was an insuperubleimpeditnent to the formation ' i nomination was fixed for yesterday. of j • t stock companies , and consequently Ireland! WEST SOMERSET ELECTION.—Mr. Gore Langton has hitherto remained much bchindhand, though the . has weeded to the telluisitiou addressed to him by the eke tors of lA r 'ev e t ic Somerset,aitl has an no u nc ed few mines that are worked have given good returns..that livisi tli on m ult r h a : c a oti c n an t; In the instance to which we have alluded a clear mineral lin parliament. representationAs no other gentleman has made a siniilar title over a large propertv near Kemnare, in Kerry, i declaration the return of Mr. Gore Langton may be calm has been conveyed by the commissioners to a corn- , fated on. The day of nomination is appointed by the sheriff for Thursday, the 10th or April.—l writ Mercury. pane, and as the ores are nut reduced on the spot. for I want of fuel, but sent to Ssoath Wales, the neigh- I REPRESENTATION OF HERTFORD.—A correspon ear: nays: l, " The i protz e tionists in . this neig n hbourhood . a . re touring farmers derive employment fruit the cartageuo. n to o t ur b : ro tn u cos o ! ~i ni ti ari of ores for shipment. The rates, which are as much! dolt. Tl i wy e • m th 'e rea i line callidat u e n, ter us fkl, per nub:, are liberal and remunerative. The' , two present members, Lord Mahon, and W. Cowper, Loth coals for the engines are brought from Swansea as', voted fur free trade, and it' the Marquis of Salisbury, who back freight, and are carted up to the mine. i has considerable influence here, introduce one of hi, sons, , or any other proteetioms , is shall , ~. • t we have a strange jumble An appeal from the Encumbered Estates Court has ,of parut s. Lord Mahon a I cane, and Cowper ft not been heard before the Committee of the Privy Council very popular just now. All the old parties seem broken in the matter of the estate of John Thos. Jessop, Esq. 1 up, and poor burgesses, who have hitherto quietly ranged Nlr. Thomas Pemberton was the appellant, and Mr. I themselves either on the Whi or Tory side, are now put floury, respondent. The object of the appeal was to Ito the annoyance and trouble of considering which is as they candida t tit are not marked for set aside a purchase made by Mr. Pemberton, in . the bed map. them by be. lt is to be hoped th . at the February last, on the ground of misrepresentation of e a lri t X . irucCruit u.dl us • 'ed lie etenomeas and spendthrifts in rental, inasmuch as there was no statement in the : future, and that when the quarterly accounts of the re particulars of sale that on avenue, leading to the I venue are published, the expenditure will be more can house and demesne, was excepted from the purchase. vassed than the revenue." The Lord Chancellor decided that a margin al note THE PRICE OFFERED FOR Tn 11 BIRKENHEAD DOCKS. —lt ,. w o aszor 4 0 " l that the Liverpool i dock trustees should had been affixed to the rental and map, conveying the condition objected to, and that the parties most take dock . tru e st P ees m , P riirih t e 4 Brric a en n taTa l k o l:o t m h ! entitled to complain were those interested in the sale pony, at the amounts expended and invested by them of the estate. The order of the court belo w woo, res p ectivel y , but that such consideration money should be therefore, confirmed with costs. payable in the bonds of the Liverpool dock trustees, at 2.5 years' date, without any interest for three years, and after wards bearing interest for ten years at 21. per cent., for seven years at 21. Ws. per cent., and for the remaining five years at 31. per cent." This is the offer which the Birkenhead proprietors declined.—Lirerpool Mercury. GENERAL BOARD 01 HEALTll.—Yesterday, the go/ferment bill for confirming certain provisional orders of ~ tee General Board of Health was printed, which orders re , late to the appointment of local boards at Market Herb°. rough, Wolborough, Gateshead, Doncaster, West Cowes, Hartlepool, and Great Yarmouth, at which places elections are to take place on the Ist of August next IRELAND. - A MAIL FOR ST. HELENA will in future be for warded by the contract ,crew steam-packet, learinn Ply mouth for the Cape Of Good Hope, on the lith of each month, to he conseyed from the Cape as opportunity may offer by ships proceeding to St. Helena. This mail will contain such letters and newspapers only as may be spe cially addressed to be forwarded By packet tin the Cape of Good Hope." Letters for St. Helena sent by this route will be liable to the packet rate of one shilling the half ounce, and newspapers will be transmitted free of charge. RAILWAYS. • THIS DAY. Two o'CLow. The operations in the share market have again been chiefly in the direction of sales, and the market is seriously . depressed. For some of the heavier stocks price have experienced a fall of 2/. per cent.; of these, Great Westerns, Midlands, Lancashire and Yorkshires, South F.as terns, and York and North Midlands have been most affected. Manchester and Sheffield and East Lan cashires were also very heavy. London and South Westerns maintained their price for some tune after the commencement of business. but sellers have since come forward in this case also, and the price has I fallen back to 84 Few descriptions have escaped the prevailing depression, which, as we write, con times unmittgnted. tillAK;l4 AND STOCKS lINGUARANTEED. R 4ILW AT& SA. Pd l 0 5,1 'Aberdeen 20 „ %milers., Plealn. .31 East Junetion . 13, 13, Dinn.Woiv. "tour Valley AL 10, ) Krotel and Meter •. 50 ~ 7 410.1,41, 50 Cheater ar4 114ybrad 45 Arubl n sod Britaat Jam -25 kLat Anglian (3:23 L. & ad L.lk D. . . ••• • IS 110. (CIS IL it 20 . 1 1illateon 4 oubtice 23 IL.atern I;alen, Claes A I (late E. U. SO.) 23 Do. et.,40 II dad C ditto i 23 rig. I annudir, „ G. W. New i•harcs 30 ;Edinburgh and Gle4sure 33 !Edinburgh, Pcrtd.l/undee SlNE:eke and Samoans 15 Gnat Northern 111 Do. abarce,ll,l,ererrecll 13, Du. share., B. 1,1440 1 at Suuth.and %At at.(lre ), .10 0 Ote.,t Wentvrrt •• 17 1)3. Ls 7.. IS LulitMlef :Art Car:lnla At 112 Du. Third. 4. 10 ,, Ldaraehire ad Yorkehire 1 D.,. 1 .b.tne .• ;0 111. D,. Fifths 20 11 41 Do. W iin Riding 1.7111141 SU ' 00 Leeds and TOlrek 111 nil Landon and 111064011 ; 11 Ikatilbury Cat, r..4 • Serls 100 Leo., aright. n • 34 S. Coast . WA LOADS Nortb-western IT ISA do , Neer 1 sharin . I Du. 311thr 13 151 j 1 s,.ir•,;.,Ni.uwiii.',C)l WO Lon4oe & , mth-Wegene 42 1.00., / ii) ... ... • . 54 . ! 11... 810. . .. ...1 Si'Markeh. • litix ~ and Matkcli• ICO I ilunch.,..hef.,aLlocninob., .I,U :hy. N...tx Uncl. Unica 10. !%11•11.1n4 .. .. ••• ••• 331 lw. L 34) ,haro. . .. lob I W. bum. wad Ikrby .. 13 Newirarken. .. . . e 3 1:tgimter g'''nnY' 1 ... ... .. 31 3 3 71 7 6 6f 41 41 lef :7 - it - ii 17 17 i 33 51 lii Ili 48 44 C1...d0g ',tires TelmerSay. 13 141 si I I 31 21 crs 111 61 62 131 131 22 23 20 16,166 13 2% 1 Wee to-day up to I o'etuuk. SI VI I I 111 NI 42 I f i CI Si Sej 7 j 7j 44 9 II pm 59 GO dio. 51 S 2 IU tiow. 67 61 17_ 15 K& Ps EN t Os 'Ai 1272 44 3 pat $ si 81 3 pot 1, St ii dls 4 4 dlis 31 31.11 s 31 3$ I 24 as OD It I, if di* $5 $1 fi 10 4; 4 dl. SI 24 13 I Do. Nen i 20... . . 31' So theca Counties Union 7 'Newry owl Satnistiren .. •$2 North lit itish ... ... ... 171INorth Staff edstsice.. ...! It Issetn wes.tern • • •.' I Noel h&S •uth West. June.' • 60 lOirord, Woe,. & Wolv..r AL Si Socrush Central ... .. i $ll at Seottls& Ala:loud ... .... 21 , 221 10u. New • ... ..• ... i -.4 . 13' Shrew/. It !hero.. Claw A; t 0:. 1/0., aasa B. . .. .. I 4 itizeosbary&llereforlOklt dl Shrewsbury and Ultes.cr all il loe. W. Mm.) .. .. 20 lb. I/ weary ... .. 01 Shropshire 'Unlit& ... .. 3 0 13.10 h Dorm ... ... •.. 30 ~ o uth Eastern ... ... •• 30 Is t oits Wales .. . ••• 13 Muth Turksh.StitleerDun 6 ,shel.,ltoth.,&Goolc,s.ros. Ill:.,:to canoe and I lardepoolo 01; raw Vale Laterooon .. 17ThamrsllarenIkeL&Itatl It 'Vale o! Nrath ... ... • 20 I Wateelonlant K.lkennr. 341 Waterford awl LimencLl 9 1 , Nest Cornosil .. . . .. I 2., 7,l‘,Neverustle &Ilerolck I 211 211 20 1/o. do. Este/4s:ons ...1 4 5) as 9 im.n.S.E.l.aveliApe 11 1 11. SO rock and North Slidland 261 76 LINEA LEASED AT FIXED YENTA', 6 'Betts & (tants. Ent. 5 per 20 ICt. (looted to Gt•Wwters 4 I pm 11ientittekenx0.ton 12 u. collolulypd.,twu olruar entre (ler .to Gt.. Oil, 281 294 20 Ditto with.wt a guorautaw (1,,,, : d rot:rent Western 21 22 IS 1111rni., Woir., and Dudley I eal.allulyirl.,Orwitheu tr. (Wood to GecutWastorn 34 01 pot 13 }Ditto withoot a guar/Anne. ! (tense 4 to ore.r. 0 e.n.rt, 7 II pm 171,Buckingharoshirc ((easel i to London& N. Weston,' 171 171 23 • EastLinodushatuar 0p.13.; I (It awel to Gt. Northern . " • 39 nuitarl.te7o.‘orkuN Vid I I 23 Do. 4 .6.. res (deter, - 121 Do. a fhtlT. 11 (,laws) I 311 'Lecd+A Uradford • Midlaroo 121,Loodon anti Greenterch! I Gewc - I to South Kw/gyred 20 Ditto Ereft.rence Gllttol • 20 Lowestoft Guar.4protleut.l 1 (:easelto Norfolk) .. 30 ,No . . ; rtbernsEastern 3 p Kt; 1 ';easel to Eaat.tountiw' .1 42 'Ditto New (ditto) i t 23 iereston&Wyrc (less. ton , &N.Went.de lons.&Yurlq 41 43 11, 1 101 Dipo 4 shares;.'. (.1•ttol 74 81 pm 0120 I I Clawed to S nith Ea•tetn 21 211 84 64..110y5t0n and Ilitelon,,leas, Ito Great Northern 174 84 611 2 oDo.Shepreth Eiten.(.llool 14 1j pm 12 'JI South stafford.lerc tlewtd to 31r. Wawa 3l 21 din 23 25 , Wear rallsy, Gp. Ct. sus. I 1 ORSAPII to 4toestonslrw. 24 241 30 !Wilts, Somerset. &Wcy nl.l (leased to Get. 13 46 Is U dis tf 4 414 ills 1 14 1 :II :Its I Is. IS !Ss IS II 1e ii as I di le els SO 0,1 10 IS dis al 24 IS 20 . 6 t 17 3$ -6 I dl, par SI 44 0 40 7 7 die I St 224 .104 611 197 i I 24 u 10 SI 24 Ut lii U 718 94 1 leo 711 H 7 Si 54 56 4 6 pm Isi 4ê 3 381 a A 10 9 1 1 4 20i 191 3 1 II 47 ► 64 9 11 : IA 171 16y Sly 4 2li I I I i 3 7i 241 4 51 PREFER/5:24CM SHAUL 61) 111' Aberdeen— ... .. 11 Ma 9•1 . I 10 iln .Caledonlan £ lO .. 1 61 61 15 13 •Cheeter and Holyhead ... 16 161 ex dirt 61 all 'Dundee, Penh, and Aber- I deep Jumada ... 1 dia par 311 31 Pmstancilon(3/.10.. )51p,Ct. 2 4 21 6 I 6 !Ditto (3/.1 7 per Cent. ... 71 6 . Mato (71. 17155.1 7 (.er Cent.; 61 61 1 IeaternCouutiis Gotens..l I S per Ct So. 1; pot Ipa 111 01,101 ti• do. No. -.: pa pa 10 , I. Mo, New G per Cent. , toek. lel It 611 1 20 s V.aat.Coloa.venpgu. , lp.(lt 151 16 6 1 3 52Ainbnigh, Perth, and I Dundee, SI per grant ... IMI pt 4 I.2l)tirvat Nochorns per Cent; 121 114 Si; 24,01 Mira Wedna,lHi4latto l 1 pa SO i 6 iLancashiregTorks. 1 , E2' , 1 11 Mg 1it..1103 5 HM*6 per Cent ... 11. 100 iLosdon,lltrtght.,lt &Centel,. go.3pet(lstreCro7.l.The Is M. 100 , Ditto New guar. ti per CI. 136 139 30 • 6 , Loodn)Sth%Ve•tern Sew- 2 21pm 2D' A 514m.611,61.2iL5ac.15h.Nid, 13 14 10' 10 I Do. New EH... ~ 11 IS 6 3 Dn. Ed ... .. .. ; pm Pt. 100 ,MultaL.oflaaß.&l3.6p.Ct 132 134 20 20 'Norlolk Eatemion .. .. ;17 16 I I I Do. 01 per Cent. Guar.' 41 41 Pt. I I:forth British ... ... .. ; b SI ea di• 13 1 I 10Coril, Woecester, and Wolter., E 5 3.G per Cent 11 14 pm sbrcweburygglinuin.New, Guaranteed ... ... .I 11 114 Marewa.&Chester(Noc.W. Mtn.) 6 per Cent... .. 151 131 fietlth Ilevon ... .. .. 14 1G Tork, Newedatle,B Berm., I Ht. North of Pag.pureh. 16 17 !ITtto Ditto ... .. 41 44 liorktN.llid.il.k9l4oo II 4 dii 6I $ 17 1 3 13 i FOREIGN RA 10 20 Boulogne and Amiens 20 20 'Central Frame Mersin, 20 Dutell Rhenish 10 14 !Baal Indian .. 5 i Gnat Indian Peninsula.. s Do. 10 II ILaxestbourg Ui; 1$ Ili Matadi 10 74 Do. de. Iso , o 10 M Ilarsr or Mem .„ 10 II limbers of /Two . - I° $ Odom awl 10 SO Pads sod Wolin * Pub ied ism MI Is Farb M anibmiNg N IS loos Ng Ewe 10 , 00 Amin aM Man 30 IS Vows and Itsets „ 03 et Won Nankin .W Alr Ft. dis 6i 6 13f1 Is il l cu. II pa ino 1 777 I 7 If Sif t. Si cz div IS IS 131 3 di' P. 3 f;1 Si Si i if t4l ik " I "1 5 5 412 II 112 31 :3212 3 33 8,1 110 I Tut: SOL'TII Wiles RAILWAY will be opened from Chepstow to Gloucester on the 18th of June next, so that there will then be a continuous line of railway for the ac commodation of the public from Swansea direct to the me tropolis.— Welshman. DeBLIN AND KINGSTOWN RAILWAY.—The accounts to be submitted to the meeting on Saturday next show a profit on the year ending the 28th of February, of 20,3761. 9s 7d. The amount required to pay a dividend of eight per cent. per annum on the present called - up capital is 20,8001. MONEY MARKET. MIS DAY. Two o'Crocx. The Omsol market has been well supported this morning, the operations on account of the Sinking Fund, though small in amount, continuing to afthrd a sensible prop to prices. Otherwise the day's opera tions deserve no special notice. The quotation has been steady all day, without variation, at 914 to both for money and the account of the 10th inst. Other stocks are untouched. Exchequer Bills continue very steady. The 1,000/. bills mark 3.55. and 535. prem. ; ditto 500/.. 555.; ditto small, 525. India funds, large and email. 625. prem. In the foreign stock market the transactions arc restricted to a few descriptions, but in these them is rather more variation in prices. Neither Por tuguese nor Spanish have supported the re cent improvement. In the latter ease the rise seems to have been occasioned by speculative "buyings," based upon a corresponding upward move ment in the Spanish capital, a very unsafe ground of 'operation. considering the facility with which prices arc worked up or down at Madrid, and the receipt of intelligence of a full has caused a decline of full per cent. to-day. Buenos Ayres Bonds are buoyant. The list of actual business is : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 89 ex div. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 561. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 584; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 894 cx div. Mexican Bonds, 33b ;4 for account; ditto Small, 33i. Por tuguese Four per Cents., 351. Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 971, 98. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 21, 201, 214; ditto Passive, 54„ O. To-day's advice:4 from Paris bring news of a rally in the exchange, the quotation on London having improved to 251'r. for short. In the market fur foreign exchange yesterday the rates on most places remained without alteration, but a slight decline took place on Paris, which was done at 2-1.974 to 25 for short bills. l lamburg was nearly ,chilling lower, closing at 13.6; to 1. Amsterdam was in request at the same rate as lust post, and drafts were negotiated at 11.15 for three days, and 11.11;1 for three months. Bills on Italy were also sought after, but no change occurred in the rates. There was inquiry for bills on Spain. and the trans actions were consequently decidedly in favour of the seller. Madrid was done as high as 50, and Ilareta lona at 494 to 4. Vienna and Trieste may be quoted at 13.15 to 20, but hardly any business was done. The unusual demand for paper on Spain is accounted for by the high exchange it realises at Paris, where ' it is wanted for remittance against the purchase of Spanish Bonds. The last quotations of exchange at foreign places on London are as follows. They show a downward result; but arising from temporary circumstances : Previous Latest Quotations. Qnotatisns. Berlin (three months) 0.201! 6.20,1 Bombay (six moaths) 2.21 2s. 17-161. 11d. Copinhagen (Short) 9.2 11 Ditto (three months) 8.92 8.90 Christiania (three months) 460 4r32 Frankfort (short) Gothenburg (7U ayes) 11.42 43 11.43 42 Hamburg (short) Ditto (three months) Madridso.Bo (Aso Matanzas loi ) New Orleans Paris (short) 2sf. 24f. !hi Ditto (three months) Riga (three mouths ) 37)d. 371 d. St. Petersburg 3 71d .13-1 6d. 3711-10.1. Stockholm (90 days) Trieste Vienna We have every reason to believe that her Ma jesty's government are at length fully determined to complete the line of railway between Halifax and Quebec. There will be no immediate advance of money, but an ultimate guarantee of interest by the imperial government. We trust the works will be executed economically, after the American plan, and not according to the expensive system adopted in England and India. The outside cost ought not to be beyond 3,0001. per mile. The imaere ma r :bi, Ims an analysis of the halauce sheets of all the leading railways, drawn out oat a uniform plan and compared with those of the three preceding half years. The Strasburg Railway meeting is fixed for the 29th of April, and is special for a working agree ment with the Strasburg and Basle Railway for the section between Sarreburg and Strasburg, and for an agreement with the Northern Company for a junction between their Paris goods stations. No mo tion is put down for the loan, but the Journal des Chemins de Fer says that it will be mentioned in the report, and that the opportunity will be given to move an antendment, for which purpose the English and provincial shareholders are earnestly requested to furnish proxies. aseol4o F1351154,-Tpp, Day. Sisk Stock. shut I 3 per Cl , Oll. Ace.. 281 3 per Ct. R.I. suns. shut 'I 11, /1114 3,4 a CLUon. A... 541 Rzel.spwr 11,115,-*, SOKEIGA FUN Wt. spa et. :Wart. Bowls. - I of I't.Uruna.b. Ills 171 lid OW Ct. IWIt. Roads ":2 4 I u wish, luifum4 It4s. 4 31 per cent., - t l per CI, Wm. 8•10.. 33.1 5 per Ct. Rtstlann Ns, 88 90 az d re-,,vutu Ills. 845 35 Ditto New, 85 8 CunterteU. 35 4 4 per Ct. ihitilllll Ares 65 7 5 les Vt. Rs.. R Is. 110 11l Spec Ct. Chilinr. Wit, 1.2 4ex din I:lttn soldsh MK, 21 4 istto Column. Ref. - 3 art Tap:wish 314 3 C,ltunlinn Equalnr Ills., 3/ 1 3 lisoUs 711 71 cud luitu l'au‘ls4 Ms, 6 25 per CS Dutch Ills.. 6A5 :sir pd„.. 32 3 Use Ct. thy& eert....al u 0 es di. tmesnels Referred Rows. 12 13 LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. rat Acomut. PAWS, Aran. 1. I Per Maser. ' Iliebeet.l Lowerti 37 33 5 1.3 1 57 25 57 25 93 60 43 tsu 03 40 97 40 3 ter Ceuta. 5 per tents ..... 93 45 .5 anemia. New turns l 3 per Cents. I>o 1 per Eaeboonie on Lastige : at eight, 25; 00 days, 24 85. Belgian, 3, 1810 lo2l,llfoney. NA 10:ntee Do. 3, 11.2 — Cumin Loan, 1050 ... 751 Do. 4 Do. 2 Piedmont p. Cent.. 82 o.k shares Booksa.—Versailles (right hAnk), 170 ; ditto (left bank), 1711; Paris and ()arena, 095; Parts and Rouen, 459; Rosen and IL ere, '248 25; Wm-rill. I. and Avienon, 205 ; strastuure ald Node, 158 71; Centre Vterzon), 4io ; solemn nt liordraux, 4)4 3n; Northern, 479 75; Faris and btrosbourg, 1:2 SU; Tours and Nantes 277 50. BERLIN, MARCH 31.—Toluntar Loan, 1044 ; New Loan Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101' ; National Debt, MI; Commercial Marino Society's 'remittal, 130 ; Bank Share., :N. VIENNA, 31ARCLI 29:—Fire per Cent. 3fetalliques, 96k ; Four-and-a-11dt per Cents., 811 ; Bauk Shares, 1,2,0. Exchange on London, 12.59. 31x0Itio, MAUCH 27.—Three per Cents., 35j; after Balsa, 35 9-16 oath, 351 paper. Four per Cents., 11A. Fire per Cents., 181; after Bulge, 18 cash, 18/ paper. Coupons, 91 ; after Bolos, 91 cash, 9' paler. ; after Bolsa, 7} cash, 74 paper. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 103 cash. Exchange on London, 50.80. PROVINCIAL SHARE 3IARKETS. Ltrr.RPooL, Aram 1.-The market continues Batt,fi and Utt Waivers to sluing; pricer, hontarr, 'swain about hm as quotad yesterday. Caledonian, 131-List LunCaShire, -tunes shire and Yorkshire. 59 fis 1 4-Ditto (fifth th.dts), 61 11.16 d. - Leeds nod Thir k 174 I-Gm:ton and North Wagers, IN 7 4 — Dino (sew (-shares?, 31 413 44 5 p.-Dian (1111 h shares), 41 p.- • Blancheater, Sliettleitt, sod Lint, n, 35-uittn (61. near prefereneel, p.-Nitolland, 60-DitteN (lia;f attarest, 14S d.-Northuth Union, It (fluor. be London and North Western, and Lane .shire and Yorksltiu 166 stuemsbury and Cluster (pref. ids:. 6 per Cent.), 15;-Knuth Eastern and Dance, 26( --York, Ivrmeastle, and Demi 211 -Ditto (unpaid up), 11 4.-York and North ,n 9, 26 Dubin and Belfast Junetinn, 181 d.- Waterford and Limerick, 17 -Dutch Rhenish, al d.. - Parbi and Strasburg, 5; d. LEEDi, 1.-The market this morning ha.% again been weak, and yesterday's quotations hare been hrrcy .maintatined. Clawing 031,4: ka t Lancashire. 17; Thirsk Extensions, N 0.3, k die.; d itto, No. p. R., 9d. ; Lassesiobtre and Yorkshires, 7.9 i; East and Wen 1 orksbire, pref., ft n.; 14.irth Wes term, II dia.; York and North Midlands, 267,; Leeds and 'Dinka, I%IANCIIE+TER, APRIL I.—Prim have given way eon iiderahlv. Lancashire Bad Yorkshire to ~ L 0 and 591 ; lendon and North Wcs•c,n to US; and South Eastern to 27. And we :Leo bad hone and spiritk RS market. B1111113;011AM, APRIL I.—This market was rather flatter to-day in ousarquence of a diapericion to press sake. I,ndon and North We-terna su re dope at 126; ; SLidlands, at 61 ; and Cheater and llotybents, at 23. BILPITOL, APRIL I.—The market was rather firmer Rs day, and bonne.' transacted to some extent. South Eastern, Re closed at V. ENGLIsII CATTLE IA FRANCE.—A sale of 15 bulls, of the Durham race, took place, a few days since, at the experimental c.tablishment at Pin. The prices obtained varied from 1,040 fr. to 2,110 fr., the avenge being about 1,521 fr. for eeeb animal. (From tEe U,i!yTo Te ve.l r :DAY ESZN !NG. - - - ..... The Santiago Company have advices, dated 24th ult. The manager states that, at Perseverancia, Thompson's shaft was sunk 7 fins. 3 ft. below the 22 fin. level, the lode and branches being from 4 to 5 ft. wide, yielding 4 tons per fat. West from shaft at the 2:i for. level the lode is not so prombiing as hitherto, but is from 2 to 3 ft. wide, producing 3 tons per fm. East front shaft at the same level the lode and branches are from 7 to 8 ft. wide, and in it disordered state yielding 3 tons per fin. The lode and branches in the winze sinkite , between the 22 and 32 fin. levels are from 6 to 7 ft. wide, producing 15 tons per fin. The reports from Joaquin and Angelita are without any material change. At Trevince the lode in the winze west from shaft sinking between the 43 and 51 fist. levels is from 3 to 4 ft. wide, producing 4 tons per fin. The produce for the month of January was 216 tons of copper ores. The operations at the mines had been partially suspended in COntielpence of the difficulty of obtain ing native miners or regrew, of whom none were to be had. The manager reports:--'. The cholera has made its appearanee at Holguin; three officers, a surgeon, and several soldiers belmming to the regi ments stationed there have died within the last few days, but every precaution is taken by the authori ties at St. Jago to prevent its being brought into this neighbourhood. A file of soldiers are stationed a few miles front the city of Holguin, so as to prevent any intercourse." COMMERCML AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE,-THIS DAY. Sun has not twill a public sale, mid the mar ket remains inactive. Relined dull, without alteration in prices. Covir.r.-1,900 bags of Rio were offtoreol roil lintight in for aunt at' buyer. at previous rat,. Tlie sal.. of plantation C.oylon is going oil heavily. (toast orninary native Ceylon out of demand, lout remain: , quoted dds. to I Is. COCOA.—I,3IIO bags Guayaquil were ottored in public sale, anal withilrav at for want of buyer, at previous rates. Tr.a.—The sal.. are progressing at yesterdays pries s. Setcra.—The large public sales are progressing without material alteration in prices. lticv..-9,Nin bags :Madras were otforeil, anal four-tiftlut found buyer., low to good, is. fool. to 9.. dd. SA LTP ETRE. —9Oll bags Bengal rub( in public rate, refine . [ion 4to 61. 28". fi.l. to 295. Gd., aLich wt.rc Cull prices. lb fraction B}, sold 265. 6d. t'or rox.—:l tic market has beets inactive, but prices are tivorted. It t 't etmtinue, dull sale. [n utlnr articles no material altcratimt, TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market is %err uttn•tticd tosday. Thc busi ness doing ix confined to small parcels for consumption, and there are no speculative operations. Prkes rin.fe as Pil lows: Town 1 allow, s9s. nett; Petersburz V. on the .hot, 'lox. ; all April, 395. 91; last three months, 10x. MARK-LANE.-TIIIS DAY. There was very little English Wheat at market this morn ing, awl the quotations of 31onday were fully supported. Foreign Wheat was held with 'noel' firmness, and par chases could not he made on easier terms. Flour was unaltered in value. Barley and O.*t are in short supply, and the value of both article,: has an upward tendency. Beaus and leas unchanged. There was not much business passing in (Invented this ntoruing, and prices remain the same. AttIaVALS INTL' LONDON FROM Alit MAID II to tln.l APRIL. qrs. Rovlish. Snitch. liri.a. Flan ira. .11e it . I iso Maley I i 1 73 .-1 , ; 470 Wits I 451 7 .4140 I 3071) flour, 370 Lake; larrels. Malt. 400. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY Carr's Hartley, I LA.; Eden Main, Its . Ud.; Tanfttld Moor (Bute , ), 134. 9d.; Walls End Riddell, I Is.; Walls End BraddytEs,Lia.:Sd2 Walls End Haswell, I. 'JAI.; Walls End Ilettun. lss. 9d.; WIdIAAEnAI handgun, to. 141. ; Walla End Stewart'., I. 91. ; Walls End Tees, lea. thl.—Shipa at market, VI. HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK.—TIic official report says: The deaths registered in the metropo litan districts in the first three weeks of March were suc cessively 1,217, 1,401, and 1,412; and in the last week they were 1,118. If the ten weeks of 1811-50 earn:spending to last week are taken for comparison, it appears that tho lowest number (*cams' in the corresponding week of 18-12, and was 8:11; and that the highest ~seared in that of 1804, and wa: 1,191. The average of the ten weeks WILY 1,073, which, if corrected according to the msumed rate of increase in the population, namely, 1•55 per cent. annually, lacomes 1,171. Lade week's return, therefore, exhibits :in excess, on the estimated amount, of 247. But it is satisfae factory to ohasrve that this apparent increase is not duo entirely to the complaints which have recently swelled the weekly contributions of mortality. A number of ease,. on which coroners inquests had hien held, have been allowed to accumulate for some weeks, and now, at the end of the quarter, appear for the first time in the regist,c hnoks. It will be seen, on inspecting the table, that the clam of casualties on which the carener'a f u nction is chiefly exercised—namely, hanging and drowning, fatal burns, fractures, somas, and peison—comprises 129 moss, though in the previous week the number was only 2.3, and the average falls short by at least two-thirds of the number now jreturned. Intemperance is recorded as the cause of death , in four eases, besides three in which fatal injury was re ecivell in a state of intoxication ; 4 pi.rsons died of privation, 7 children from want of breast milk, 3 Kr ems front told (2 of these being cases of exposure in travelling), 7 from poison, 26 limo burns and maids, 23 from hanging and suffocation, 14 front dreaming, 12 from fractures, and 17 from wounds and other injury. Sixty-six eases cases also fell under the coroner's observation in which persons are reported as having been s' found dead," or having died "froth the visitation of God," the fatal cause not being described in more sufficient terms, probably because it could not be ascertained. The class of distueve effecting the respiratory organs, including hirvngit is, bronchitis, pleurisy, pneumonia, asthma, wad others less accurately defined, numbers this week 272, whilst the corrected average does not valved 195. Them is, however, a marked decline on the previous week, when the deaths in this class were 350. Beenchitie has fallen from 136 in the former week to 199 in the let; pneumonia from 126 to 117. !looping-cough has declined from $1 to G 3; influenra from 63 to 37. Plithisie (or consump tion) which was fatal in the pr., inns week to 164, numbered last week only 129, which is rather less than the average amount. Small-pox continues to grow less fatal, and only twelve easel were registered lust week front this disease. With the exception of hopping-cough, measles now appears most prevalent amongst the complaints peculiar to children, though it has not risen to any consi derable amount. The births of 1117 boys and 833 girls, in all 1,780 children, were registered in the week. The aver age of six corresponding weeks in the years 184.5-30 was 1,510. At the Royal Obsersatory, Greenwich, the mean height of the barometer was 29.310 in. The mean tempera ture was 461 degrees, which is about 3 degrees above the average of the same week in ten years. The daily mean rose towards dieted of the week. The wind blew generally from the south-west. SUICIDE OF A CAPTAIN IN THE ROYAL NAVY.— Yesterday Mr. 11. M. Wakley held an inquest at the mei &nee of br. Semple, 8, Torrington-square, on Captain Rd ward Harris, Butterfield, R.N., aged 41. Jane Bradley, the housemaid, deposed, the deceased was her truistic', brother in-law, and that he had resided in her master's house six months. Last Saturday she last saw deceased alive as he retired to his bedroom. Instead of eating Iris 'nipper as usual in the parlour, he had it in his bedroom. For the last month he was very melancholy, but why she could not say, as he was on the best possible terms with all his family. Ilse never eat down without falling asleep. At tea on Saturday he complained of pain in his head, and therefore went to bed earlier than usual. At half-past eight on Sunday morn ing she knocked at his door to call him, without getting an answer, when her suspicions were aroused, and she culled her wister (the conk), with whom she entered his bedroom, when they found him quite dead in bed, with his throat cut. She immediately informed her master of the dreadful occurrence, and he sent fur Drs. Cooper and • Browne. Deceased never threatened to destroy himself. Dr. Hobert Hunter Semple, brother-in-law of deceased, said that on Saturday night witness imagined that he went to dress himself to accompany him and his wife for an hour's recreation oat of doors; but instead of doing so deceased fell asleep in his chair, and when awoke complained of ill ness, and refused to go out. lie sufficed from liver disease and congestion of the brain, and had been such a martyr to illness for the last two years that nothing could sooth him. Some years ago, while capturing u prize, he sus tained a severe injury of the head by the boom of the prime falling on him. In witness's opinion the disease of his brain and liver wan caused by lung residence on the coast of Africa. Although deceased was eccentric, he was not so insane as to require being watched. He would fall sud denly asleep, and as suddenly start up, as if frightened, and would take a dislike to persons whom before he I°,o, Some further evidence seas given ; after which the j pa turued a verdict of" Temporary insanity." ~ i , \ -- s! ,m; 3 41 sk 7 1 1 61 IS 4i I 16 1 1 1 1