The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-04 00:00:00

7 i Tvbt 'fl3rtsl% LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1552. Na 1,777.] - E▪ RITISH and FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY.' —The rnirni.sYNENTII tiF.NKMAL MvrTl%o of tbia y y he beat a.ltttfauAT. lig t. !Mk ha tm Larm Ids* " Itoertritt•ttawl. Ilto Chats not le takes by the 141411 m. Lord JOHN RUMMELL. ▪ amt t 1%. at Tarots , o'elek preelatiy. The AN :11 V 11. IX ,Y s tTlOltof the ROTS' MODEL 110100 L l ot Wit pato os tn. sum. dm. eranatoortsi at Trit o'clock pee 111114.• Load Juba Ittroell sill herode. /wha. a.T to °Omaha by soittoatios at tbe aneletra Hoar. 147 w, llofteetaty. - • t: MATTER or curtain Letters Patent granted I . t wo o grAto, 'heed bllnenerbevelded, la the City Ineedieet, Indus ddte itt %Monona the terd d •• 6r weird. or parlay puble etwelts seal hymen • p% Irate me% amts. did herder , . with japes ve so. be tit rte. ant cede* ether lettere velem granted le dead 1‘...1 w•... t. trim 4 le del motel .t Wegminmer the A v vd p,ve. 1,1%,••lor en unproved nmed ee 011.010 d 01 MIAMI rix,lloll deem ant AM...ye. end punks and print, p ar. ewe ktideo•. with tterh•r or mere hnels." Writ* le II %%Of GIVIA thet. latUtel dad by eider, and in per me et As het wok , nal prow lin the *oda of rerbadent held Y the WI amt peen et the reign et kb We dyed, di le. Mtneel " AR bet he Award Pe Low emirs Lettere nvt retest he Meath elk" mil of enetbre Aet. mak and peed is the Pedro* el rondos' behi ie Me Sid red MI yeere of two dyed Mejeety Q v .. %weeds. entreat .. A. Is kneed an Ad dIM Sth %%ad oda mi. vs Mop Walla\ IV.. banded •AnMt to owed hell tia eft Imp 1-• t% r t.vont kw lateedook enit ef ember ad don amt poord In the red a of per.lesient bad let de Ilk end lop gem. 4 the men of her ead reeetet leeway. intlteletl • As Mt loe ern tel.ne Art weed to tee rib yew or the nem of his Me hiveery, ned dod • ea Aot lor Ike letter addisettralhan of *doe In pivyavvotetliss)•. rtnr Cimell'ed to extend its Jedellietka enl proe m' • edu preme..4 to tor Map sty In teemell, by ad en reetrof the wed Add Med, redid her e MM, le rent s peer eret•l the Vero of do We mend letter petal. AM Medea le hereby Whet steam *AIM sp brads MU be mete bia ifenerelddh die Ildobe el lee Der roue Ormell. on the rai de. tf Mey twat. or oaths ilven "... east Mende, denten{ idndter, t.% tit se early do Ise the healed al the mitten okdel ed In the %.%1 petatem—fdlof We let day of April. VW. —D. Otiltbd. Adrlphi. _ _ - j 1 Ag1.1:::N sa d ALLISON, Patent Pienofort• .9 or 11. aseeet-Ntreet, reerned teem eel lerte.Perert. fleletWiloliThe of the beet wort- BMW Me MU Mae, asee cooKT,9nos. =We Gut oft Wee (rehrly to new) to he dole et • cow Iliaelltea.-tteametAssie Modbete• 127 mime melon it be ON& L.HANOOCK'S INFLATED INDIA-RUBBER AlR.lllltoioV 11.1W•CLIAIL laratik will lad ibis article • itattrablr adapted for plat awe sod comfort. tither m a lad or est., ‘lactstset) paitA-Ituuttrit rtrrs foe breviaries. trr engirds, tracers pardons, distribating liquid manure, sad trait ttle ase tattier of .116.00 Mask kirgas sad tardiest pupates. ratable hictiserslaire Ithowre aad SfarlDe laths, Waterproof Inehiapt lama, Air Colires sad Bads, mai. say sae to ardor. Ail anima stairearal lAMBS LYNX HANCUCIK 4 bodiateabter aututsctay. Lad" sill mar Irak isamadak atomic& HE GOLD REVIVER, le. 6d. per Bottle, make* ttld oth roma No., by • ARO st LA' elk, I. readers old wors.oll Plated &Melee equal to eaor.—Tbeer en the mtabllebed anal hiettly 'WNW/ prs pooottoso—tbeir coo rolialt to mut, Yak Wm perwarat—rek contlfacturtr. SWIM, :qt. Surd ((termite illerkikmtreetl ar7 11rpm, thane'', Loadoe•brtdtreL . trbe, Sobs Swat; 0:1111111101. hath". ASV. tb, Lesitur rs. and COMFORT in BRAVING.—B. and & COW VAN% MUM& IMP, ad tatadellaloral Chins Untoward, mans manna Hoy War ant Wit 1r las framing taatimardn I tron tan area indwowt suotww. Mr. Atka Led : "ono. -lan ands trial of ion SUM IBA awl II Is maw beard thaw day Atop I ana wasd ow d s u b ru a lowa date to airing lastroont• for nnatudad isi C. tans Kay. lb Wan. R. sod S. Ostnna busalanank " riz two., lawits," wawa tad Imp, So, um lat manned, and M all pornient, M to. ad., h. &L. ant as. Ili awiII.—COWVANII onatinly mowed Wad nodding. awkispnewilly Nandltd ft. SPORTING. TATTEHSALL'B.—MONDAY. CHIMER cur. 2.3 to I about Nancy (taken to 501.), and 40 to I egg Ariosto (to 2.1.), were the only bets laid; 4 to 1 was othred apt Stilton, but nothing deco. CHESTER RACES. CIIISTIII, MONDAY, Five O'CLOCII,—The following are the arrivals up to the prevent hour :—Bethgelert, Molasses, Vivandiere, Old Dan Tucker, Pelopidas, Whalebone, Mary Mn, Le Jail, Humphrey, 01011111hig WOMIII4 Italian, Merry Bird, Helen Faurit, Sackbac Barka* etarecrow, Hippolytus, Trickstress, First Pleb% .arbee, Lady Evelyn, Maid of Avon filly, Cyeleg** h ßl_ _Biwa, Scipio, Ariosto, Ilothorpe, Lege. - Mi. Silly, Glee diole, Sutton, Evadne, Vatlcse, imp, Prisms colt, Dulcet, Captain Parry, Pigherfira s Orem, R leader, Senorita, Paddy Ned, Oalvaelea, Calork, Attack, Young Hawthorn, Heegarford, Beehelab, LenlaY Wheat, Lancaster, Itueboresch, Black Deeber, dieter to F e ncer, Wingununtl, Shanurogue, Seseeggifs Danker, Sir Charles Napier, Kinn of Troy, 'coke. aegrellant, Redmond O'llanlon, Mountain Deer, Degiem-Dlrarras. High Sheriff, Bras of Hardwick, Yancred, abakb Singh, Happy Joe, Puritan, Buradale, C Miami Primmer, Alonzo, Cockcrow, Wilmout, Ikadar. Hare's foot, Priam the Third, Emmeline, Parser, Musician, Indian Warrior, Ira% reerinfik This Moe. Little Sawn. end some °them fle Plailes, dim The races commence at tsPe, ask Se sup erel be nut at hall•past three o'e'ock. TEL ARCTIC EIFIPERINLA liter received from Stromnee, dated April IS, dates that the Arctic Ex pedition under Captain Sir E. Belcher, consisting of the Assistance, Captain Sir E. Bekker ; Resolute, Captain Kellet ; the North Star, Commander Pullen ; the Intrepid, Commander M'Clintoch ; the Pioneer, Lint. Sherard Os born; and the Basilisk steamer, Commander Gardener, and Desperate steamer, Lea. F. 11. Stevens, arrived Uwe as the 23rd, all wall, after a fine run of four days hem the NOM • short time towing and the longest time tinder cancans. Both drawn had towed well single ships, drawing 19 feet. at 9 knots. The vessels Mad up with coals, water, and good beef at ditiewses& wises[ clothing had been !fled Old, end obsess as& asesessissa pipes. The Etpeslition left Steswsus as the Mb, tow*/ in the following order .—Assidseee, Pieseer, and Intrepid. by the Basilisk; and Ramiste and North Star, by the Desperate. On starting there wee a fine south wind, and the staring was direct for Caps Farewell, when it is at posed the Bullish and Desperate will give up the wenn tad retain to England. DEFARTCRE OF TILE Oninoco.—This Orinoco left Southampton yesterday, on her aseenel taip with the West India Pacific and Mexican mails; de is= seventy passengers. The Orinoco was time is : l b taming remand is Scathes...ACM plelnii la bee • on account of het bedews mid MB Ulm luso ion water. She W sl ed einn dog on board, and has been altered le MAW CIIMISIIIIIIS et spiishiss. coal Ina without diminishing bee X the thinl gigantic West India steamer, he:pieta at Ilsellw wagon this week, and will, It is expected, take end de West India and Pfeifle mails es the 17th fad. Tile Unsex Socnrrn.—lllerinsonl_ rowel mos. ing of the Camden Society wan yeablaay Ma at the Few mares Tams; Lord Braybrooke, 11.5. A., peedissi. hi the rata , . The council, in their repart, after aspeswas their regrets at the inlieiment and ants of MOO hinge members, entered into a detail of dm early WNW sol literary remains published by the essiety la OS map d the year. Three were " Privy Pant izprases dames Second and James Seeond," ' Cbronisto of WAN" Maw of London," and " Prompterim," es Melia mil Lola bietionary. On the modes aLi Illsalsghel• stlealid by Mr. Tooke, the report Was nisperi. Prom On linnadal , . 1. V..... teatrist, it appeared that Our name did Ow ems -...r amounted to TON. 12s. IL, awl Ito * leaving a balance in Ina if Ts. 111. the romans year 'lna aostekslaill. and sons .se having be disposed 64 Os badness et terminated with a vole CT links to the :~ . simmered, Pim year amount 47;t. 4,. bd.; l.'s 1 Le council for t h , utine liwunnee the meeting tee! chairman. bilr • -- MO vowel NA mad Wide way be viol iimpry is re mammy Mr Catlike. o so • lit ebony 144 or rto It by Alamos it*. bock pa . Ithrtt IA la a. bed to too Ciooton, but bob to; +l.w . ..tit 44411144. r .„..r,,.., ....; by obi, htoam it slay be "\,,, • Laird at pletwoore to say drove of thrlitaroo, %•••,.... • 9 . MOIRA 1,411) MAO, 4% % .• . 'Ay,. P 1 ..-- lik ....- illt . _ .... /1,, or II REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING TUE PAST WEEK. (From tike leek Gar Express.) BRITISH. The very favourable change which has taken place in the weather sines our last has had the effect of allaying the fears which the previous drought of upwards of two months' duration had naturally given rise to. The rain sneers to have been general all over the kingdom, and the temperature having at the same time risen materially, the change cannot be otherwise than highly beneficial to vege tation. This morning, however the wind is again northerly, and the air mach eerier. That the upward mosenieut which has taken place in prices of grain within the last two or three weeks was partly caused by the dry weather cannot be dsubted, sad it is therefore not impro bable that the rise will be checked ; but we do not antici pate any material reaction, as etil markets are nut likely . to be very largely supplied for some time to come. The • shipments (ran the north of Europe for Great Britain have 11 not hitherto been important, and the quantity of corn at mg present en passage to this country from tho Black fie See, &c., is known to be considerably less than was the ease at this time last year. In France and the $74 Netherlands prisms as. still relatively high as compared with quimatiose here, and we have, therefore, no immediate Lt . ! arrivals of consequence to expect beyond what America r s 1 may furnish. The greater part of the supply from thence 2, will sessist of flour. The amount on passage is variously estimated; it will not, we think, much exceed 100,000 bar- it fele, of which London may, perhaps, receive about 30,000 barrels. If this should come all at one time, it might have j ai usfiTZE in eiect Qs prieeopisegy 'ff k over several week*. We are cense quntly incliniro s teliese that the manner in which our 1.1 own farmers may bring forward supplies of Wheat, will tf have more to do with the future range of prices than the 'w foreign receipts ; and as the major part of what now re- ot. l mains of the let crop must be in the hands of those cape- It ble of holding, if so disposed, the probability is, that the at.' home supplies will be regulated so as not greatly to exceed 1$ the demand. As regards spring corn, the reasons for sup- 311 posing that prices will not recede materially below the pre- so present level are, we think, more contusive than those we s t have adduced for this belief in reference to wheat. In the to I find place the lust crop of barley, oats, &c., in the United MI Kingdom did not yield so well as that of wheat; and it is, therefore, fair to infer that stocks of the former are 10 reduced into a narrower compass than those of the latter. so This assumption is strengthened by the certainty that the tall shortness of grass and other kinds of green food, in con.c. et. i qucnee of the backwardness of the spring, has caused a 01 materially increased consumption of grinding Barley, Oats, It I Beans, as &c.; and, the advices from the Continent agree to in stating that this has also been the case abroad, we are at, not likely to be largely supplied from thence. We think, to therefore, that the value of agricultural produce will not 40 be much lower, even with a contiuusnce of auspicious 11 , weather for the growing crops, though the teals may fur • 2 time be dull. ei lathe commencement of the put week business was rather sr. active, and, at all the leading provincial markets held pm- viols to Wednesday, Wheat advanced Is. per qr , whilst 10 * I enhanced rate s were demanded for all other article.. lt The arrival. of Wheat miasmic, into the port of London have been small, only 3,733 qrs. having been reported up so to this (Saturday) evening; meanwhile very little has been et, shown at blark-laiie by land-carriage samples from the 10 neighbouring counties, and factors have consequently 14 remained firm. There can, however, be no doubt that the l i t alteration in the weather s checked the dhlinsidiestellay, though the previous drought was not suppled taboo dine so any mischief to the Wheat pleat to The arrivals of Wheat hoot abound hem seeker increased 50 since this day week, but as roonstlty en e from the st. * 1 - continent 01 Europe amid at peeent =ge ;of this ist holders of grunaried anighe an well aware, and they arc hi therefore not inclisol to paim Idea l trusting that a more Is I favourable opportm.l incip sear fee realising. The buil, nil' nap doses nee Meader Ps keen of a strictly retail chaise- , tar: oar own millsict lave given a decided preference to Eagalsh, and as fevieetistry buyers have visited our market, go it would have been mime to have attempted to push to business. ei. In the ea* pit of the Pik there was some inquiry for le Satin 1101.11110 es poles hem the Black Sea porta, de. ; " but the Wide, babies kakffiki. The business actually 4 owe ire net bass by lop mimes IllienfiVe. Quotations of * 111***101111111111111 fear kr* larril= no change, but 30 the sib Ye bees maw Mall country arks to have bees giqued o awl beve hroaltiformer rates. le le The arrivals hoot Presim hew been ; from Anse fig - rim we have, lasenever, nrceired barre , and further le supplies from thermion believed to be close at bend; it is, at therefore, not improbable th.t the latter may give way a trifle in value. el Barley of home'growth has come forward very spa- Mostly ; and, though the inquiry has been far from active, previous rates have been about maintained. 101 Malt has embed very little attention, and its value has el undergone so mains' notice. The receipts of bob mestwhe, have amounted to only 360 pi., sad hem Inland the supply has consisted of 2,430 NI qis. Prim abroad, however, 13,649 qrs. have come to hand, wide& Ism prevented the scanty nature of the home supply l i t being felt. The dealers have manifested considerable sm. se willingness to pay the recently-enhancid terms, and factors having refused to give way, the operations have been small. as Holden of oats are generally confident as to the future, and we must acknowledge that to us it appears that we 11 . lila be likely to require all that may come to hand from awed, es there can be no doubt that the stocks in this * =ate reduced latea very narrow compass. white had began to improve in value during the have within the last day or two become difficulty til t" o i lt,but pleas have not been quoted lower. The sale for peas baa also been checked by the change in got the weather and this article was scarcely worth as much at the sloe as `the ecameassemeat of the week. Who seem Mod was bold IL per qr. higher on Mon day, bat sellers have erase boot eras tractable. et re • TORSION. The tone of the advises from the continent is sada 174 firmer this week, and it is quite evident that it would meet it bat little encouragement from this Ads se give a hob it et. =ff il =v ia e ti* r an abroL g gam T a ill t i ke lliathir ogigaZgyh y sy ll el =ISM here, via., mil sod Welt; his, end tie maw L. tenor el he Swab eseseutei bad ishiced beldese b ril ei gaboesed saes ter wheat es well se kr sprier if moo es emend et the weer Bettie per. to Moab letters ef the es 114* vit. state that lordly any dl et wheat wen ia prepese; for lierlsod only I, = reepoeties et the seek of the spot beige et nimble elit g - la seembed he elem. et Wings, et quot bean. 7be se lr s ir Polish wboet, et het sponse to . be wiry Inferior; sew Sluramihrwek yid* weighed only 3211.. Me owl bet hw bee bed exceeded 601bs. Wei ea woellelblet weight. Yes* helda whine, vain' date of 27th 44 that the domes* hr wheel bed ',vivid, and that soma envois bed obeered boob et goadvence. The wide we the. quoted se des. per qr., hoe ea board, meerAler a swab,. Derby bedlam bell at Mu 6d., and oats at Ida. ed. to 17e. per qr., tree go beard. Oer Restork advisee see of the Mb ult. The rye crop bel, it was feared, sullbusd lo hit asiebbegobeed, in con ispenee of the severity of the aighltdkints; whisk dream iness Ind misted le ramie Who of wheel be., more apeolek se the supplies beepht toward bad hoes small, laimeis laving leas bedlyppired in the Seth with osiegemertsg, Is. Poo quelltlis et aew whs., weighing 61ilbs. per Weisel, liest bego bid steadily et Ws. U. to 40s. per qr., free en beard; elk& prices bobs Awe the limits of the sedan received, very little bodosse bed been done. , At mat of the user parr bedew has beta ielesossi by the recent doe in war mobs* At Hamberi, es Taw day, wheat was more horairei do, red thee. not quasi ber, the tarn wee la from of dm sake. Several pas. e 'diet 61U.. wheat, te be shipped hem Lower battle vest. a =rib at Ws. uple 40s. per qr. hue es ird, to quality. Is Dssiry searemrdwily little bad boa dess, butt este bed bem is lively demo' ; the high rates WWI led, however, shocked bewisses. Light hot Mllbs.) frau the Jails, and Ms. from the loom to 17e. ; while 38Ibs. quay, frau ha p- IsmilV i taVil at mod us pe e r rqr hes en heard. Preis Ballosisma we bent that parches* et Whoa bed ' Y been mode *me mist AmMerdele,far Wpm* st wasswassey vim • but, with the milord * 's= IL *ore bed nit been mesh done ha the Mid& :at Teem Ira Iserethatsseiges fears were eatermined ley in reseed le the lye seep, the weather eml olplit beets in bevies pegged wry ems veer dee supper& ter to hine siiihood, bid pleat wee genet* bealey log en C=from Fringe he net report . any pectieslat of damp the l reition cf the grain trade in that anuatey. na. Aired% ea , Thor met rather a slow eel., but itk- Wheat egsmembi amal atoole. the The Moot awaate ASS New York inform us that a geed Winos hot boa Moe there in Soar, but that It had set- been aseemary to i ft= mere et lees to indent buyers to roe. mar. Freight to was L. 3d. to Is. 4 4 d. per hared is he Gem is w het l had net been much doing, but ;;„ 1 , Lwow Quit bop ben be awed request, and had realised veer full boa art TRZ CoUIT or CHANCERY.—Yesterday some in toresidaigetam reeemeelai the Court of Chutney were wirier petlieseet. Nose 11146, vow the 6lk 6 Ct alg . esp. 103, ewe We hew, MOM. 11a IL her bees peid tee selsoisessei Mee ezweeetep3s the lab liewher sai the wows W, mem of 810663 MAC se seares- Wien he km of epees. Ts the We kw ewers &As, Ma 11111,11111. 112. 3d. has been phi NM lIPID ea sal IMataiva Motois waiasy sad eaupewllea, sol fig ow to We esmWeehle etwities if they wee te bell the as% etea Om Ask des* amp meadow fee sew tawsMb RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The share market opened firmly to-day, Ind u rod prices were realised, some descriptions, inel London and North-Westerns, South-Westerns, and Midlands, being marked at an improvement; but some flatness has since come over the market, and prices have not been quite supported. North-Western stock has receded from 12.5} to 1231, and Midland from 701 to 70}. Great Westerns are also rather lower. French shares have been very little dealt in. MASS AND STOCKS uPOu•SANTSSD. ILILIFATI4 w I anwilwa An ara r itri t =i .". ., an ItSwarnsha) IS Walmbeed,tanawaire,a ,DaboakSILINISSLC. Itk 6o o Nli SWAN «. • 04.1461043 all Clisiew 4a4 laiplmad 43 Dllissailliesstim• an di raetn. man aina. sma n •niirits Inn L. kD) . . o . n Ds. V1124:413 loess peaces yeeteeesy. 14 It/ 7 1 7 1 14 104 111 Hide I/ IS 11l U 14 13 Us 4 7 Iss to-day up to 1 pm. M MI i :1 a A a' 91 FF ICE Btd Eiltu igest lammake _ 1 1 n ni MONEY MARKET . MONDAY EVINIFC!. The English stock market has presea---idtiiiaddrie tory appearance to-day, and prices have sagged at an advance of 1 to Iper cent. on the last said quota tion of Friday. Now that the anxiety prevalent ell last week relative to the Budget has been lifted off the market a more healthy feeling is perceptible, and operators show less hesitation. At the present high range of prices, however, with Console only . a quarter below par, it is evident that no great security can be felt in the future course of prices, as upon I their rising above par again, it is probable that a considerable movement would be made in the dime- I tion of change of investment by holders of this stock, some of the most important of whom, it should be remembered, are the large corporate asso ciations, including assurance societies, and others of a kindred character. Thus we understand that the recent reduction of Consols from their par quotation M 993, and the intermediate fluctuations, have boa is no small degree brought about by the operatics* done of the leviathan assurance companies. Consols have been quoted all day 991 to 1 for ;money, and 994 to 1 for the 11th May, with the ex- 1 option of a moment, when they reached 994 for Neb. The investments of the government broker will be resumed to-morrow, and will tend to support prices. Reduced Threes is the stookin whim plot chases on public account have lately been efleeted, as being rather cheaper than Consols, the other great Three per Cent. stock. India stock is now participating in the general advance of the funds, end has reached 270. The following is a list of to-day's transactions : —Three per Cent. Console, 994,1, 1; ditto, for account, 991, 1. Three per Cent I Redu«d, 981, 1. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001, 4,3, 4, a. Long Annuities, 1860, 61 ; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 6a. India Stock, 266, 270. Bank Stock, 2191. Exchequer Bills remain at the reduced rates esta blished at the close of last week, the March bills being quoted 675. to 70s. prem. ; ditto, June, 625. to 68s. prem. • India Bonds, 83s. and 84s. prem. Prices Of the foreign securities are well sup ported, with a moderato amount of movement. In Peruvian a decided rally has taken place, the Actives having recovered to 104, and the Deferred Bonds to 64. Buenos Ayrcan, Por tuguese, and Venezuelan arc firm, and Mexican beads steady. Portuguese Fives have reached par. The interest on this stock, however, is no longer paid by Portugal, or of course it would not have reached its present range. The interest has always been punctually met by Brazil, since that state took upon itself the charge of this portion of the Old Por tuguese Debt. To-day's sales' are thus stated : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 99 ; ditto New, 1829 and 1839, 98. Buenos Ayres Six per Conte., 79. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 941 ex div. Danish Five per Cents., 1041 1. Dutch Two- 1 and-a-Half per Cents., 611 • ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 921, 'JOI, 93. Ecuador Bonds, 41. Gra nola Deferred, 94. Mexican, for account 14th May, 341; ditto, New Three per Cents., 28, 1. Peruvian Activee l 101, 104; ditto for account, 104 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 621, 601, 64, 63. Porta. peso Five per Cents. (Brazil guarantee), 99i, 100; ditto, Converted Four per Cents., 38. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 104, 31. Sardinian Five per Cents. 961, 1, 97, 961. Spanish Passives. 53; ditto, Old 'lime per Cents., 471, 1; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, 4,, a. Venezuela Three-and.a-lialf per Cents., 481, 49; ditto, De ferred, 18. The following memorandum has been handed to us by Colonel Facie, the Mexican financial agent : MEXICAN DEBT. Statement of Five per Cent. Mexican Stock presented for conversion until the end of April Bonds.—A, 21,781; B, 7,093; C, 6,652; D, 6,752 — Total, 42,278. Which have been immediately cancelled, and Three per, Cent. Bonds issued, so follow.: Letter A, No. 1 to 8,946 B, 1 to 7,093 C, 1 to 6,652 D, 1 to 6,752 Receipts for Bonus of letter A Total 42,278 The complete list of Bonds lettered A is expected to arrive by the next West India steamer.-32, Great Winchester street. Our Liverpool letters draw attention to the proba bility of shipments of gold from this side to the United States being resumed, should the rate of ex change continue its downward course; and mention that the Canada, which sailed from Liverpool on Saturday, actually took out 8,0001. in gold. The New York advices just to hand allude to symptoms of a rally in the exchange on England, but it is also stated that the demand for United States Bonds and other securities, to which the low quotation is mainly owing, continues unabated. At the meeting of the Namur and Liege Railway Company held here to-day, preparatory to the gene ral assembly at Brussels, grave complaints were made relative to the manner in which the company has been treated by the Belgian government with reference to the "through traffic. Notwithstand ing the faithful performance by the company of their engagements, the demand for arrangements by which the conveyance of passengers and might be effected without delay or difficulty goods might the frontiers of France ria Manage, Namur, and Liege, has been refused by the government, and thus one of the fundamental bases upon which the works were undertaken by the company is repudiated, the result being that the traffic, instead of pursuing the direct route, is carried round by Melina', involving great lose of time and increase of expense. Short sighted views relative to fostering the " State Rail ways" appear to have formed the chief ground for the unjust course of proceeding adopted by King Leopold's ministers. .This, however, is not by any means the first instance of the perpetration of injus tice on the English holders of shares in Belgian lines, and to the selfish policy of the government is attri buted the disinclination now generally shown to have anything to do with either the Belgian funds or rail ways. That the result cannot be otherwise than most disadvantageous . to that country is obvious. The subjoined calculations show the rate per oeut.l per annum yielded by the various English securities cited at the average of the prices now ruling. When the asterisk (.) iikprefixed, it is to bo understood diet the share rate of interest is lees the income-tax. To render the results strictly accurate, the proportion of interest which may have accrued since last &And period should, in each ease, be taken into anisont: Ines pr y csaL maws. ...... pries :rid per cant.ta I 111 Throe pa Owl. _lldiasad 9 Now Maraol•••01a~ per Onto I „ $ 4 4 dilink L doran) Molt (No. at Ow ram ot 9 par dao Inns onoileiv.lol pro not. per oh) lan „ a 15 NoilOparlela (iaL lad. par war. par .oa. „ 2 3 111 Ort il laiso sham 111. paid (nano 10.11 par mit. per anode) l2 „ 4 I 91 MO %pane SIM& What Ur are at apor NEL par moan) art o 3 a 1 Lamaildra Ind Torkithy ONO 110•10011". at the rata al 1 par Nat per odd 74 Wain od Boa* Waters 9toth• Win. at tha rated II par ant. par uan). l3 Wilma ar North Nomura Nook. NNi. al the rata at 6 pa oent. put Om) Winne 40714 tio 0(dtv.at .) the rated par 70 par a es a alk sh Ristatra *oak. (dn. at the rand IL par mai. pa SIIMOB.I. • 32 York, Idannada. affid )sru Node. (dn. at tha ran of par Gast. per iumnal It will bo seen that in every case we take the rate of interest declared for the last half-year on railway shares as the basis of our calculation. Various com munications have reached us from correspondents, with reference to this table, some of whom suggest that it would be better to take the average of the last year's dividend ; but we think, in the majority of eases, looking at the manifestly improving character of railway property generally, the plan hitherto adopted by us is the preferable one. One correspondent takes objection to the results attained, on the ground that the Exhibition truffle of hut year raised the dividends toe figure w~~ 4 1 n 3 11 10! n 1 16 0 3 18 61 4 15 Sj Foe PARIS. MAT 2 . mosey. (7lonieg 1 . 70 00 .... 100 . 10 1 I ~ ... ... 1 . _ Fur Acavunt. Richest. Lonnie. Oman. , 3 par OEMs. 14 par Cents 1707- 70 70 OSO I 7O 60 100 30 100 IA 1 07 0 190 20 4 rot Conte. 5 priCeste ... i .. 3 Bistanne. New Lcani ... . ... 11er. 11 =17140 1014 — lio ‘ nar t IV.a2pt.si2knit'.: dory 23 314 310tey. 44 .... ...... ... Ronan 5 per Cent lll ... LW $ .. -.. ... .. Da 105.1 Pliiinest 5 ;Lei 96 50.. Teamsters Bands ... 4 .. ku 9 4 ls i s llAr 2. - -St. Oa " 730 ;Ve shone 27. as (right biiiil,ll2 50; Ditto Deft bank), 775 ; Paris MINI (Mean., 1,192 33. Perla sad Rome., 700; Rouen end Harm 7.07 30; Monate sad JAW, 770; I rot:mum and Bale. 247 50 en .1.; Centre, 513 i ; Onlielie and Bordeaux, 61$ 75; !Conners. 591 21; Parts and Man. Mina 310; Perla and Lyons, 615 ; Tomes and Minty. 564 75 ; Ron- Imam and Ttom. IM+; Diepps and Vecamp, ED 21; Paris MA 83MILZ. —; Hoeft's': and Taste. 150. MADRID, APRIL 28.—Three per Cent., 42i, opera tions i after Balsa, 421. New Three per Cents., 211; shoe Be,i 21 7-16 p. a p. Debt of Ist class, 8; ; seer Bobs, 84 ; ditto of 2nd class, 51; after ,lisisa, 5 3-18. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 1031. 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SW I - A 2 As I t a z=tr. 12624 pr et, Warms Near 21 Ipa fir.rnalllsllit734 12 1 as. pa..IIP I 102 II Da. Saw RIO .. ... 13 I bii. as Po laftallallmlli:l2 l . 6 p.a 14i 1 DIM Priam= ......... I di. par WPM ialarara... „. 10 21 ''sslsolS4 11 10702 . a 3 t 162 16 146 112 Inestder. p=ifeettllprlA -114.0aar. riZe l iskomertlkir.W.l IMN= .../ isollaark. 4 01.01 s.; Watirlard s M awr Tat, Itaweruojk --- ouierth et I Dale It 47,:::j 11 1/ 1: Ol 1 Pal WAYS. Lmem sa , 1 hi I s WA lhol loam . • - st 4. p. imi. Ong lien Pritimals. i II . " Instishi4 he r; • , nada Anisolla . ... . 4 ' Noma, sal Lisp ... - 4 111 Northern se Irsose._ . 44l fit id Ds. WI. 4 pee st.. Darla (ear IL Ss Anthem ie.) 11l 14 Odom ntol lordassi .. 4 4 4 1 pa Preis and Lem .. . 4 4 pa Perla and Weems ... .. 46 Paris sad Mom .. $Ol SI Dr% slot Ptnotorri .. ti if Rowe and Rayne ... . 111 II limber and news ... .. 5 11 Ivan nad Nantes ... .. 11 Ms , Westeto of Trims .. ... 11 1 pm 101 100 111 141 IN ii i i i if 1 i %Id IN i i TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is fins, and prices are looking up. Preoeut quotations are a. follow.:—Town Tallow, 33. . 6d. nett sash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 38.. to 36e. 6d.; October to December (1862), 370. 96. ; on Of before tie sad of May, 3ds. to 36.. 3d. P ii 1 a SI Wi “4 Icei ii 1 iii $ i iy;!nl 61 1 • 1 • 10 1 II k. io u / 17 Ii 1 _I i I s !Si PI 111 6I which they cannot be retsonably expected again to attain for some time to come. This objection, how ever, is more apparent than real, as the great reduc tion now in progress in the rate of interest on loans ; the additions made to the stock in trade (so to term it) of many lines to meet the requirements of the Exhibition season, and by which the future expendi ture will be proportionately reduced the steady de velopment of the regular traffic of the king dom, which, it must not be forgotten, is far more remunerative than the Exhibition traffic; combined with the other economical ameliorations now in course of introduction into the various branches of railway management, are all considera tions highly favourable to this immense property, and afford ground for strong hopes that future divi dyads will be of a very satisfactory character. Our object is of course to give a general comparative view I of the net yield on an investment in each of the chief lines at present prices ; the position and prospects of each stock must be duly weighed by individual in vestors. From Amsterdam prices of Dutch stocks come re ported a shade lower, but the general range of the Bourse was little altered. The last quotations arc subjoined: Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 60 13-16, ; do. Four P er Cent. Certificates, 923. Spanish New Deferred 'llree 'per Cents., 213, 7-16; do., Foreign Three per Cents., 47 13-16; do., Com mitten's Mttlfleatea, 2 11-16 per cent. Portuguese , Five per Cents. (London), 393; do., Four per Cents., 373. Old Russian Bonds, 1063. Brazilian, 983. Mexican New Three per Cents., 283, 4. Granadan Actives, 213; ditto, Deferred, 9 11-16, 1. Venezu elan Actives, 483 ; ditto, Deferred, 18. Equador, 3 13-16, 4. At Hamburg, on Friday, the stock market closed with a firm appearance at the following prices: Sardinian Five per Cents., 913 to 3. Russian Five per Cents. (English), 1103; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99. Danish Three per Cents., 1823 (Eng lish),763 to 3; ditto, Five per Cents., 993 to Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 201 to 3. Lnited States Six per Cents., 107. Massachusetts Five per Cents., 1023. Maryland Five per Cents., 873. Mexican New Three per Cents., 263. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. There is no change in the quotations of the home funds, which remain steadily supported, with only a moderate business offering. Consols have been quoted all morning 901- to i for money, and 99 to for ac- I count. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 981 to Z ; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001 to Bank Stock, 219 i to 220. Exchequer Bills are flat, but unchanged in value. Business in the foreign house is upon a very quiet scale, the only movement being in Peruvian Bonds, which continue to rally from their late depression. The Active Bonds have been dealt in at 104 to 103, and the Deferred at 63Z to 05. Portuguese stocks are firm. Granada Actives mark 221. Spanish Old Threes, 471 to j ; ditto New Deferred, 211. Chilian Threes, 68i. Other stocks remain nominally un altered. MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. SUGAR.—The market has again opened with a very firm appearance, and the public sales are going off I reely at full prices to a shade advance. The refined mas ket Hrm, gro cery lumps quoted 46.. to 480., but it is very difficult to buy at 461. Corims.-150 casks Plantation Ceylon sold steadily in public sale, at fully previous rates; good ordinary native Ceylon quoted steady, at 42a. 6d. to 43a. rms.—The market is quiet, but prices are supported. Inca.-900 pockets and 200 bags Bengal were offered, and bought in, os. 6d. to 10s. Bon continues dull of sale. -- ------ --- --. Semes.—There hunt been a public PSIC to-day. The quarterly sale of Cinnamon concluded late yeftterday ; about half sold. Middling to tine qualities at rather lower prices. HAY MARSET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report a short supply, at the following prices: Prime meadow Hay, Ms. to 8&. ; infe rior ditto, 70s. to 76e. ; Rowen, 665.; Clover, 86s. to 100 s. ; i second cut, 80s. to 865.; Straw, 23e. to 28a. LONDON PROVISION MARKETS. LONDON, MAY 3. The arrivals het week from Ireland were 850 firkins Butter, and 2,700 bales Baoon ; and from foreign ports 12,420 casks Butter, and 870 bales Bacon. The transactions in Irish Butter last week were to 11 moderate extent; some new Limericks arrived sold at 74e. to 72a., and fourth Corks 625. to 60s. ; the dealers take very sparingly for immediate demand ; old sold fairly at very irregular rates. Foreign in large supply, and pries of the best Dutch declined to 745. to 725. _ Stock and deliveries for week ending May 1 • • Boma. 8 ,ces. Sleek. Delivery. %rel. Delivery. 1550 2,890 2,290 4,281 2,040 I I 4, BM 490 2,340 4,010 1,640 102 9,930 4,970 4,720 2,540 NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL, MAT 3. Since our last report these markets have been sea sonably well, but not to say heavily, supplied with both town and country-killed meat. The primeat Beef, Mutton, and Lamb, are in fair request, at full quotations. Other wise, the trade is in a sluggish state. Per elk by the were. a d. s. d. I Werke Bed 2 0 2 2 Middling ditto 2 4 2 II Prime lams ditto DIM mull ditto Veil . 1 II 3 10 Lamb, 4s. 24 PRICES OF BUTTER, P. d. & d. Infector duttoo 2 4 2 11.142d113g ditto. Prima ditto lArp Pork 3 4 2 10 Bated Pork 3 0 3 6 d. to 51. 2d. — CHEESE, HAMS, &c. S. I YdsLed, per tort IDA.-- ............. last..i . ew $4 FS Omer/ old Se Wdsetatel n 63 Oist n 64 ..- I. I. Umenik. .. iii OP* . le Dub Rehm pot doses 10 12 alidireCheess.perawt lO 70 Cheddar, do 66 68 D 06015 Giouoistet, psi _ dot. Pusgle do. Yoh buns Weetinorelmd do. hi& do. *Writ= do. Wiltaldro 840, X 1 .5 ,0161 el 55 Watarford Boos 5O 62 Hamburg!' do. 44 30 Aliferialt — ENGLISH BUTTER )L&BKET, MAY 3. Dorset. Iwo woolly BOs. to 84s. per cwt. Do. ealddllog Devoe 60.. to 70e. heel 7s. toile. MT dim lbs. COTTON.—LIVIRPOOL, MAT 3.—The sales to-day arc estimated at 10,000 bale*, of which exporters and specu- Won each take 1,600 bales. They include 150 Perna= and Maranham, at 51d. to 7d.; 100 Bahia, at sp. to 614. ; 300 B4yptian, Old. to 71d. ; 1,000 Surat, 31d. to 414.; and 130 Sea Islands, at I4d. to 19d. The imports since Thursday are 90,000 bales. The market closes with much demand, and en upward tendency. Compared with Friday's rates, prices of American, and indeed of every sort, are a point against the buyer. Sea Islands are id. per lb. dearer. The steamer's accounts show a coa -1 tinuance of heavy receipts, and prices well supported. - - --- CATTLE, &C.—COLNIIHOOIL Fans, May 3.—The best doseriptions of store Beast were in good demand, and many extensive sales were made at en improvement of 10e. to 10.. per head. Barren Cows were also more readily sold at an advance of about 3d. per stone • inferior kinds of all sorts hung heavily on hand, and when sales were made buyers had the advantage ; milch and in-calf cows and heifers were in good demand, prices having an upward tendency. Stock Sheep of all kinds in good demand. and former prices fully maintained. me Pig trade was good for dome, at satisfac tory prices; but porkenireceded full 4d. per stone. Ber vicable Hones of all kinds kept up both in prices and demand. Ponies under duty were bought up freely at 61. to I. each. NES. MOND, The market opened this morning wit heavy dealing in Clive shares, and the r to 7. In thu Stock Exchange extensi% have taken place throughout the day in and the market closed with a great preponderance of buyers over sellers. Mill Pools have been actively dealt in, and closed at an advance of 10s. per share. The Kilbricken market has been heavy. Business in Wheal Edward shares opened at an advance upon the closing price of Saturday. A large number of shares have changed hands in \Vheal Harriett, without any material change in prices. C'ollingtons have been inquired for at an advances' price without finding sellers. West Wheal Treasury have been done in some numbers at a higher quotation. West Providence have been in demand, and several shares were bought at an advance in price. West Wheal Alfreds have risen upon the lent quotation, and a very active business has been transacted. Wheal Lemons have been freely dealt in, and dental firmly at 4/. per share. An active business has been done in Trannack and BObCCOCC, and the market closed with an upward tendency. In Kenneggy, East Margaret, St. Aubyn, and Grylls, Merllyns,ll est Ding Deng, Welliagton, and Cubert a fah average business has been traria acted. Drake Walls have risen it. p er share, and been largely dealt in off the market. In the Cornish marktt the leading shares are Mill Pools, Wheal West Ding Dungen and Wheal Darlington. Speedwell and Trefusis have been in request at the same prices as last marked. Holmbusli and Try mayne have changed hands at a slightly improved quotation. Enquiries have been made for Linares The following are to-day's prices: —Clive, 6, 7 ; Mill I'ool, 6; Wheal Edward, 2,3; Wheal Harriett, 375. 6d., 425. 6d.; Callington, 10, 11; West Wheal Treasury, 6!, 7; West Providence, SO, 32;; \Vest Wheal Alfred, .305., 335.; Wheal Lemon, 4, ; 'l'rannack and Boscence, 31, 4 ; Cubert, 1; ; Mendip Hills, 2, 21; Cupid. 13!, 14; ; Vale cf Towery, 17;, 16; ; Trehane, 6,7; Drake Walls, 6;, ; West Ding Dong, 6;, ; Speedwell, 5; 6. In the market fur the gold mining shares there was a great panic, consequent upon the announce ment of :he Nouveau Monde Mining Company pub lished below). Towards the close of business the decline appeared to be temporarily checked, it being considered that the unsatisfactory report relative to I Col. Eremont's estates will not prevent a profitable business in quartz crushing from being carried on by those companies which have expressly looked forward to making the greater portion of their anticipated profits from this source; but after the regular hours the decline continued, and Agua Fries left off only 1 to : I ' prem., and Nouveau Meanies 1-16 dis. to par ; • Anglo-Californians participated in the fall, and wore last quoted only I to 3-16 preen. The distaste for gold mining schemes, singuMrly enough, affected likewise the quotations of the Aus tralian, and even the New Granada shares, the market being flat ell round. The latest quotations of the non-official list are as follows:—Australian Console, &dia. to prem.; Royal Australian Mining and Refining, par to „ prem.; Yuba River, 3-16 to 3-16 prem.; New Granada, ; to » prem.; Gold Ore Importation, par to 4 prem.; Melbourne, 4 dis. to prem. Intelligence has been received from the superin tendent of the Nouveau Monde Company, Mr. Clement, dated Mariposa, the 4th ult., and from the cashier, Mr. Michell, dated San Francisco, the 15th. They report that the difficulties respecting Colonel Fremones title, and of his power to put parties into possession of any mineral grants were such as to prevent their making any attempt at present to establish themselves on his property. Mr. Clement was about to visit other localities more to the north of California, where favourable positions for works and abundance of gold quartz are known to exist. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The market for the Gold mining shares opened very flat this morning, and prices of tho Californian descriptions still receded, Anglo Californians being sold at par to prem., and Agua I•rias at to prem. Numerous buyers, however, have since come in, and prices have considerably improved. Rocky Bar shares arc worth 9 toll I prem.; Yuba River, . to 1 prem.; Granada, to prem. Great Polgooths and Santiago' maintain high prices. Me. 46are. Mum. Paid. prime . done yeaterday. to-day. 140,000 1 Ago* Fria all i i Inn ' 1 1 I i 114,000 10a. Soon Californian 14,00/.1 90 Asturian 10,000 10 Australian's 2 I I 11 „ ...3 20,M11 20 Australia. ii 4 I 100,001 I Australia. Freehotd 50,000 1 tyr Marls all 1 I dia 0,1 , 00 SO Blarnarvon Iron sad Coat all .. ... 100,040 1 British Australian Gold I all 1 1 Ils 10,000 U Omni. Imp.llre. at SI. pin. 144 li 2 4.000 30 Do. Command Canto I all 11,000 20 Do. Rt. lobo Doi Be; U 210,000 1 Carson's Crook all par 3pa 1 3 13,004 ... Cobra Copper .... , 46 100,090 Colonial Odd l 1 9 sea 11 1 70,000 Eng. &Australian Co par A OMs 1 I 30,000 20 ()rural aD 3' 1 ,400 Guides Mountaln.. ..... 11.000 Orrat Polgooth all 1 If pin 41 3 100,000 Lake Balboni... ...... 50,000 Lon.A.Caltlor,O.Qtx.C.Co. al 20,000 1 Mrstalli Se South American 9 200,000 Nouren Moods 150,000 Port Philip 1 1 Ipm 40,100 Quartz Bork ... all Idle ,Om 7,000 SO santiago de Cuba lO4 7 1 8 4 si 6,000 10 Tin Croft 13,174 23.201 United Keokuk 100,001 1 Wed Mariposa all 1 1 die I 'THREEPENCE. MINES. MONDAY VMS MO. retied this morning with some very Clive shares, and the price advanced ek Exchange extensive transactions throughout the day in these shares, LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, MAY 3.—The share market is not more active to-day than Saturday, and prices are still drooping. The following are the transactions :—Ambergate and East Junction, 1 3-16 d.—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 111 4.—Ditto (late Chester and Birkenhead), 18—Ditto (221. shares), 'M.—Caledonian, 201 I—Eastern Counties, 9 7-16—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 731 1 I—Ditto (fifth shares), 61 4.—Ditto (201. F shares), 1 4.—Ditto (fifth shares, West Riding Union), St 4.—London and North Western, 1241—Ditto (new shares), 51 .—Ditto (fifth diares), 41 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and L p.—Ditto (0/. new preference), 13.16 p.—Midland, 701 1 1 I—North Stafford shire, 71 d—North Union A, 254 —South Eastern and Dover, 221—York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 19—York and North Midland, 26. BILJSTOL, MAY 3.—The market was not active to-day, but twice" were firm. Great Westerns left off at 921. MANCHZATiII, MAY 3.—There was only one transaction in the morning, but in the afternoon a fair business was done, and prices were rather higher. Midlands closed at 70 Dorm, 221; Leeds stock, 731; Cheshire Junction, 11 d. ; Eastern Counties, 61 ; East Lancashire, 176.16. IRVINGHAM, MAY 3.—This market very active to day and prices generally in advance. Midlands were done at 69/ ; Midland Birmingham, and Derby., at 371 ; and North Stafford', at 71 die. Leans, MAY 3.—The market opened very steadily this morning, prices were firm, add a good business was done at the following quotations—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 73, 731,73 ; Leas Northern Quarters, 21 pm. ; Midland Stock, 70, 701 ; North Western Preference, 154 ; Leeds North ern', 181. 16s. 3d., 181. 18!. 16s. 3d. ; North British Prefer ence, 61 ; East Lancashire, 171; Leeds Northern Fifths (102 paid), I°, 6s. Bd., 1 pm. WESLEYAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.—YeBIELLIET the annual meeting of this large society was held at ewer Hall, Strand; Mr. John Henderson, of Uleagow, in the chair. The secretary read the report, which stated that the receipts of the year amounted to 111,730/. 192.9 d., and the espenditure to 111,6651. 14s. 4d. The society has mis sionaries employed in Ireland, France, Wertemburg, the East and West Indies, Africa, America, Ceylon, Australia, New Zealand, Polynesia, &c., to the numberh . of 476, with 782 paid agents, 8,477 unpaid agents, - attend its schools. The meeting Revs. Dr. Hannah, President Spencer, P. Percival, Etc. INTERNATIONAL POSTAGI ing of Sir John Boileau, Sir Jol W. Brown, M.P., Don Manuel Henry Cole, C.B. Mr. J. C. 111 secretary to the S ociety of Arta, taining a low uniform rate of i' interview with the American . sidence in Piccadilly. After a leogil deputation retired highly gratllied ner in which their statements to the object of their visit had iii g e;;;, — ;;Ti9:B4lscholars ettng was addressed by the lent of the Conferrer , • . Iry # .42 ' •4- i IE.—A deputation a - •- A - . i ~ John Burgoyne, K.C.X. , '.. 7 :* ; ael de Yrasi, Mr. Bur • - 7 s ••'s Macdonald, and M si th ' . 4 'le, from the awociatio t"'" v°. 4-',N i i r-- f international postag i• 57.... 11 , I hlini.tir yesterday, h • 47. ~.. , a lengthened convene ''' aunt d at the favour' `47,"„,.. f, 4 V is and argument/ wi . 77. . /I been received. ~~ LADIIIB.--ROWLA3DW KAMM. Ise re eamplaska—ri r tlrrs.lyd Ist Ile wattimaty peril*..! wadies silgoo bis MIN bid* IV lb waft is be pm art istabe amatory wade. It imp& imparldr bum. sevfase, berr blimillelbs. rid tam elessly Illithweas on 1.6111110, 111% *nibs, 'pia. boullbs, Watekara. gal dim essiossas ftabli. Me mint lima It bomb lo b..b. awl dr Wino awl Mow bola r Yews ths Mob soll ow, nob" It islopreslas le wiry beam Air Awls& vill gag looloner el Ile AK ad near It osel.mailbood 1111"1. broire a s abbe% Ye ob. Tit limb .1118 IWO. • as as Or et be geaskaa mild% as "A. bobbri r Oodie! in elm smensol as Or gobromiat domp i tlet ea aka beds. lbw M. 61. mil IL 01.-81 M b Ombbiroll bilensia U 14 ill U 4 61 1411 H I 13 4141 40 914 N 79 6? eel e el 40 en I A ei 14 I if