The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-12 00:00:00

......„.. , .. ....... a.eire.... ,... „‘„, 4 ' .. - . . ............„„)._._./.____. 1.1144,•-•' / (74 - 4 s-s-s- r , . "I"; 4.- - - 4 --/-5.......7! . *V • . / , .. . • • 1 -- -- ir (Mil . . . ( je • _ ._...,..... 4jll ....:0,... H ._. . , 5 , .. , .... 1 ...•••• 5 ... No. 1,768.] LONDON, MONDAY 'O, APRIL 12, 1852. ~ Lusa( and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte ! UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL . RAILWAYS - MONEY MARKET. i t „ ia.rweetwer. 2 0 sod 71. 11 •2'...1. MO*" I'IM 1 Olroitn, Aran. IR.—RECTORSHIP OP LINCOLN - „ T A..., t end Vearfueet. PiarrewalLA of Oa hut wok- CoLLitoa.-The appeal against the election of the Bev. --- THIS DAY. KiTI7IIDAT ETE•II4O •k . SOY. • R, and WORT4IION. Initruanenta . 5 r... advanced prices of the week were well it siaws'o t. ....„„•,.. i .„,, : , „,,,„,),„ ba 16 66 at 6 . 6 . James Thompson to the headship of Lintels College has Two o'Ciocz., • ' 111.". 0 . . 0., -- _...a.a m e by logias woks,. at just been &acted in favour ray, that gentleman, and in the the English stock market 444, then, .a. , ..., f,•lt ‘.. The share market has opened with a buoyant .. ' in course of • few days the rev. gentleman will be installed. • wore the dull a nee usual on a Sat! soe if. , ". . , and prices of most stocks are rising, • • into HA Ake of rector. .. Consols ruled y throughout the day TIIK HUMAN HAIR .— ROWLANDS ' MA.I E Tsan.-Easter term commeneee on Wednes . DM does not yet show the activity . expected -- , • . 're 2 for money, and 991 to 2 for the 11th Ms ,•e.....,5; on. o 111111•41111241 Iliewagimit ate wohll he , he day, the 21st hut., when the new procton will be sworn ensue later in the week. The rise IS , syg • Oat expyres on Tuesday, and the attenti , a „,, ‘ „ii, ~•sos In pearedad. sad leauttlYrd the I into °Mee. On the fallowing Saturday the,. gentlemen observable in Midlands, Aberdeens, Eastern Conn'' _ '''' l i f tiek the dealers is already attracted to its settleme laa , • s. ttaesersoaa iss se end brim le peeallady eld•e: who intend keepieg term must be at their reipective col- Lan hire and Yorks hi res, and York and N• ---' . - bream wereels ease earear Wm bra k m. • th., , 11.101,1 •40121, however , will not give rise to much mo , o w i ., ~n , iv IteLaNLar SWAIN/AB ORL as mead anew. i co.mgations will be holden for the purpose of grant- Midlands, but the upward movement is general . Mot As regards next week . ' beam' ess, many p er n ,.. l • '',,,v,..:„.. h "" . ....'" 1nd ia b inin dm • mbosi l " lll P" S a , ,„„ ft ' llinilinn l„.."''' ! lag graces and conferring degrees on the following days- French shares are not plentiful in the motet, ' tai ate easiguine of a further rise in this, ass in t M• stR , eosin+ it ta ressieftg marrarle.l. ir Mir* Mir* els., April 21, May 6,13, 19, and 28. No person will on prices are still rising. 4, • slaw accent{{ markets, and there appears to be eve ii - ,,,„,,„,.,„. pn.,144 Mir, sal nrierler Or re of dui dearamb um- any account be admitted as a candidate for any degree *Ream SSD 1170 CM• 1711017ARANTIRLL rl' manes ay , i ~... 3, 41. sad 70.; ea dee ely Warr t'sid to Ord whose name is rot entered in the book kept for that per- - probability of their expectations being realimed, ant Urea, prier Sere twerflp, 666 0.01 lw..d. L. owl WNW awl do*, 21 '. 001102 . -47 ° l l* pose at the Viee-Chancillor's heave on or before the day a . p i t. • g „,.„„,,, L 'wawa ,. ~, 1ip.... . the attractions of the holiday season should induce ~.prat e , h bottie ere three worn, in two Su; • dowlanie . precuts - ng the day a coogniation. Eirewar.)! - the fro, are Illernrffd an de brie/ dr ---100.....ffidermtry suspenbion of operations on the part ma y i.s.• wiz..., mrttatnilve 24,0441etter5.-idi 13, Ai. 101111 11 = 111. 60 lAbarern _. .. ~ - 111 /41 11 + t . tlis wore active speculators. To-day's business 1 is a ets ~. , I:.e.tuasurche, LAWN'. mil by ad dbeerra sad Per- NAVAL. ie It, Mabee., NOtti . T.e...romm i end art JUDWoII . e if a :,. embenens : Three per Cent. Consols, fur money, 992, m. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 11 .— the Retribution, Moats in all ilina.Weiv.4lll6m9sllei 1.1 101 . ' littO ter account, 991 Three per Cent. Reduce . frigate, Captain Robinson, sailed yesterday evening from 21 26 ••••■•••1. berneldet# • . Spithead, having on brand Mr. Stafford, M.P., Secretary to . 4. im ala i. 1 .11. bgelSl beer : 61 . 56 .. . g i w th. ~ . ~ 91111. Throe-and-a -Quarter per Cents., 100, 91 Annuities, 1860, 6 11-16,2; ditto, 30 yes ?ft, the Admiralty, and Colonel Green, Dir. etor of Works., who a t , ea odad n am n . 11 19 IN .' ' Wit ~ ... ' ''... proceed on an official visit to Plyniouth.-Tbe Blenheim, 63 ag 5y,,.....d 8;46 66 6 - :: zi Si 22 6 2 ii . , s ; A l. Bank Stock, 217, 2101 ditto for seam , 621, screw guard ship, Capita* Henderson, was taken out of Ilto 'lt Delda sad Rellethow.. 16 11415 ' P ~ , the steam basin yesterday, and the Vulcan, steam transport, li all :Veneers, meta , areAber. . , , L,ner Bills were unchanged at 69a. to 7 .., Master Commander Penn, was taken in to have her defects 4w. immodest _... -. • 7 ... ' . for the March and 66,, to 69a..prem. fort in her machinery made good.-The Avon, steam vessel, Sc- s' al II" Anglia. ( 4 " L. a r WL.6D)... . 41 44 41 r . t i 7igsue, with very little business doing. ..;;:,, r ., 1' .... , 5igh t..4.4..k , rived yesterday from the eastward with supernumeraries.- is a n Di. iris IL 1i . .71.,) .. Si 4 4_ The Simeon', iron wavy, steam tratsport, Captain King. at, 6 1 . te... 1 ....a..d.„. . 6 , 91 6 .;,„ . Tholoreign bond market still presents the ch come, has come into harbour to complete in Dual, pre km- $6 6 . .....11 Semen. Vire% Me. A.. ' -", 'c attraction to tho speculators of the Stock Exchan ,sO. notary to smiling nest week, about the 16th ion., with 11ere 11.17,...) ... . II 71 Portuguese Sardmian, Dutch, and Spanish stoo -..---:="" MC .--- ii . i gw.--........- troops for Clift•da.—The Peeving** Boulanger, hired con- LI :Ow tire •MIC Mt 41 61 • 41 11111 . ... e, al ... lonsesSire ........ _ : - .. 11 17 were all in 'favour today, to meet, or in anticipati • vice ship, saikil on Fa iday for Van Dieman's Land, with - •-... 0 11: - =',......_ . ""leietai i.. .,... convicts on hoard.-The Black Eagle, steam yacht, has y a • „a ib r a jrif u rE t Z 006 , of, the demand for investment on the part of t ___,.........7•+• - • - --sa----- arrived at this port from Woolwich, to attend on the First ma OWL Nude ... 30 is public, and prices in each case were higher. Burt Lord of the Admiralty, the Duke of Northumberland, who tt. SI lidalregb sag Salem 171 761 211 7 , t 9;1 ( [THREEPENCE. their energies to the opening up of a new source of traffic. Judging from the appearance of the public deposits the Treasury account is decidedly the reverse of brilliant, being 1,088,975 f. Ices than last month, and 502,5221. lees than last year. In the lest weekly return the bullion stood 1,268,7891. above the total circulation ; but the pre sent account shows the difference to be the other way, the circulation having been driven up 1,685,4481. above the metallic stock of the Bank. A further rue has taken place in the exchange on London at Paris, which is now quoted 23.40 for short. MINES. SATURDAY EVENING. In English mines there has been only a limited business transacted to-day. Priem have, however, been well maintained at the following quotations : South Basset, 425; West Providence, 50, 52f ; Merl lyn, 61, 7; Tremayne, 24, ; Tmeroft, 10i, 11; Wheal Neptune, 4, ; Wellington, 61, 71 ; Wheal Harriett, 17s. Gd., '2os.; Christopher Consols, 21, 3 1 ; Rilbricken, 34, ; Mill Pool, 21, 31 : South Russell, 1, 11; West Wheal Russell, 14, 2; Trenanee, 51, ; Clive, 1/, 2. • The market for the Californian gold mining shares is flat, sellers offering more freely, and the high rates of premium lately current for Agua Fria+ are no longer obtainable, business having been done to-day at prem. only. Nouveau Mendes and other descriptions arc also neglected. On the other hand, the Australian accounts have stimulated purchases in these adven tures, and the market is much firmer. Luke Bathurst have risen to 1, to 2 prem., and Australasian are 10s. higher at 14 to 12 prem. We hear it noticed in several quarters that the public are buying Australian and selling Californian, an operation by no means unlikely to ensue, as the difficulties respecting leases, which have all along been the stumbliug block to Californian gold mining enterprise, are not expe rienced in the case of the colonial adventures. I a some quarters an opinion has been expressed un favourable to the high rate of premium on any of these gold speculations, but when it is remembered that a hundred thousand pounds is generally the limit of each individual undertaking it will not he re garded as surprising if the appearance of buyers to a comparatively trifling amount should drive up any particular mine to a considerable premium. The quotations of the non-official list are as fol lows:—Colonial Gold, to 9-16 prem.; Melbourne, par to 1 prem.; Victoria, par to prem.; Quartz Hock, kto prem.; Aurifemus Ore, to 2 prem. ; New Grenada, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. The Duchy of Baden Baden silver lead mining shares are quoted to prem. aup though Satur- y_ at May. attention settlement, move . per the every .., unless induce a part of list Tho bullion and specie imports this week have been heavier than for many months post. '1 hey comprise 1,377,468 dollars by the Conway from the West Indies (of which 1,066,035 dollars was in silver, 305,923 dollars in gold, and 5,500 dollars in British coin) ; 7561. by the Montrose from Lisbon ; 911,599 dollars by the Orinoco from the West Indies and Mexico ; 80,0001. in Australian gold by the Black Friar and Bolivar, besides 33,000 ounces from the gismo quarter by the Alert, end 200,000!. worth by the Melbourne ; 84,000 dole. by the Asia, from New York;' 340 oz. of gold east, by the Cape screw steamer Propontis; and 573,216 dole. in silver by the brig Abcona from Vera Cruz. This gives a total import for the week of nearly a million sterling.' On the other hand, the exports have not been ex tensive. Direct from London the shipments during the week ending Thursday last are as follows : Gold coin, to Boulogne, 1,200 oz. ; to the Mauritius, 2,0001. ; to Hamburg, 1,0001. and 3,200 oz. Silver coin, to Hamburg, 1,400 oz.; to Rotterdam, 46,000 oz.; Belgium, 36,000 oz.; to the Mauritius, 12,000 oz. Silver ban: to Boulogne, 2,100 oz. These exports give a total of 3,000/. and 3,200 oz. in gold, and 97,500 oz. of silver, of the aggregate value of about 40,000/. _ _ money, • Reduced, 991. years, account, _ port from Ind e[ tke Admiralty, the Duke of ssessiod at thu pert on Toreday. . tticipation 4 tho VOR WATERING GARI/ENS, DISTRI BUTING LIQUID MANURE, IlltkWElttl • USW. ETC.— TXT LI`ICANInr.II INDIA-tallnalt ticr4E-rirE4. JAIIV 4 lA - ]C 11.01 - . 0 'IS ( ale Lkerwee awl MaariL.rturrO.Grw wri:,rwid, LuswkaL These Pipes are w.II adapted kw erwtertry pr ams, Imre, ying bond Manage, racking bier sad eVer, ftw nortabie ribs lawn t. „iv tall 1. srpows rawer • i sultrily *maul wWerproof and &Ma • p:,,, 1. N. wed. They are partl ularly suitubi• fur 0rr ,,..., Ind arc Ward eatersliosty atend in darvilla,- hot -p. kg eon 'rein ! A tor cold water to both., Sc, II .4 , nwbi for whaling up aid wlirelint away gait lenittniscd the Vulein6s,l Rubber °linden awe, rife now mianhietured by J. L luorrorx, of light sad cheep wider wort. N.U. Vakams d India-rubb.r f.arilea /law. ettwl up with fa.0.)41 0 , aril branches onsipl. te, with ogles Hata ready to @Peels le reaps or weter•msternr. All letters or orders ad.lrevied to I. L. NANtsn'lL ti.owelLairris. Gowen-road. Loads's, will meet will limed Mr Atrntioo. MILITARY. ii 4 ii 4 64 1 11 111 1, 311 19 149 Stil 77 79 II 9 pm 71i 73 dl, 6 47 i 11 , 11 ►7 NI laiii SOUTH WALES CoMMAND.—Tbis command, which it waksurnsised would be abolished, is to be gist n to Colonel ►iarnard, in succession to Major-Genteel Love. lieut. Barnard, of the Grenadier Guards, has been appointed Aide-de-Cansp to Colonel Barnard. STAFF APPOINTUF:NTS.—Lient.-CoL Clarke, late 2nd Dragoons, is to be Assistant Quarter-Muter General at Dublin ; Lletat.-Colonel French is to ho Assistant Adjutant- General, and Major l'sget, Assistant Quarter-Master Ge neral, at Cork ; Lieut.-Colonel Fontes. is to be Assistant Adjutant-General at Edinburgh; Lieut.-Colonel Brook Taylor m to be Assistant Adjutant-Gensral, and Lieut.- _ 111 ri lA. lel 111 17 391 9 89 i i i i N 71, 1 i 4 li • 24 1044 1 6 271 The exports from the ontports comprise 4,0001. by tho Peninsular and Oriental steamer Tagus, and 130,0001. by the Teviot for the Brazils. The total shipments from the kingdom may thus be stated at 170,0001., showing a large excess of imports over exports, which cannot fail to be felt in the Bank vaults. THIS DAY. at Man- IRELAND. Du SLIX, SATOIRDAT. Lord ltunsany, one of tho representative Irish rers.dietl on the ith inst. at Dunsany Castle. He is succeeded in his titles and estates by his onlf brother, the lion. Captain Plunkett, R.N. The de ceased nobleman, who was an unflinching advocate of 41111 , 1. make principles, was only in his 48th year, kis death being produced by an asthmatic affection. I A largv meeting of delegates from the various tenant right arsociations of the county of Down as sembled at Newtownards this week to make arrange ments for securing the return of Mr. Sharman Craw ford and Lord Castlereagh as representatives of the county at the general election. Jud ging from the state of feeling in the county, there is no reason to doubt that the election of these candidates will be carried with triumph. Mr. Sharman Crawford has formally consented to become a esindidate for the County of Down, but only on the condition that he should be sent to parliament as the freely chosen messenger of that constituency. He therefore declines taking any steps on his own part to solicit or obtain the votes of the electors. A local journal enumerates the following list of candidates for Waterford—Mr. Carew O'Dwyer, Mr. John Francis Maguire, Mr. Keogh, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. F. Lucas, Mr. Malcolm, Mr. Ball (son of Judge Bally, Colonel Snow, &c. Heaven help the electors of the terbi intoeta! It is understood that Lord Naas has no idea of presenting himself to the electors of Coleraine again. It is said, iu &et, to be the intention of government to get rid of Mr. Napier and his somewhat too ad vanced views on tenant-right and a few other ques tions as sum as possible, by pitehforking the teamed gentleman to the bench, and that the Irish Secretary will thus have a seat to his hand in Trinity College. Mr. Wilson Kennedy, the presbyterian and tenant righter. looks upon - himself as the only candidate in the field for Coleraine, so fey as matters have yet advanced. GOVERNORSHIP OF JEISET.—Major-Gencial J. F. Love, , will be appointed to guessed Sit J. H. &apnea, Is Lwateavnt-Ocivernor of Jerosy.—ifietug.pispar._ Manxman:nu iiallloUlt Of lidflidi.:—The Lords orate Admiralty have Mt reyerled le lite Were of Cor inne ea the proposed coostruelles by dr me of a harbour of Wm. at Aldiereest, la hallik, mad ea the Mycoses at of the drainage et Me hoe 111 M the beaks of the thin (he sad Aide. Thee rime et lbee ef idgb water Apprvaelt at illevgbdia Quay alibis IN yards ef Se Na east trues width lbw el e rely separated by a bed ef ma dad rate lee* ~lt le yeepleed w semets. eat Um hem a harbeer. TM lime dr Loehr hilly teridesed the ire et egial= seeks proposed MO sot Abet the donee iimailt either primmest isepareed asell ges.4 se marls • er diehrige wtbe load, wad tbst the pregeol et a tell es Telma pserlag imbued le • samery mita at variance widi lb brereele el led tiepin se so acereat le be mellesed. /be met dr woks m. remitted at 60,0004. width it is prepseed se air entirely by leas, sad there appeased le be re soberip We enutract. Tbdr lerdabige, briers. re of eyries that tbr !liven Ormad Able parse qesaillmillsas by ableh ran sayipatice —y be bnpreved rid swede valuable ir .tome, aria, to some regally die draber. mad state= vial be glad at a future tims le WI sinielnee W a denied sir me for a ace sad puestemat asteasee 11l the liter, under promoters largely lateeeeted pose= be the mum of the undertaking , sad able to inspire ie esall &see is its merits. St UN A tAILWAL-011 Saturday as tam held at the New lan, Tentisereasts. open the et a man named Armsworth,whe destreped himself en the South Wi,ti , rn Railway, net dm from that own. De emed we. some years uses la Mierabl easy eiremellineell, bat in come/pease et memo is bsefssm had Weems somewhat milesed. The letter event eggeetell he have es preyed on hie wiled se to impair itif irrilleeL His friend , . =slam that be might be fflegie* Mhos one et, had hint plated under proper surviilite union. His 1 conduct in ti:e hare wes each that ae emir ever imagined that he ennumpiated layiag violent feeds neat himself. On flood Friday eve be was eirdered t. take &little welkin surds. lu order le improve hie IMeitlL An atteadeat tees sent out with him le take ewe ani dam hilt mad the heishhouring fable. Maki' walked about he sums tine, apparent), weepier ble walk, be ems air the rail way at this townjeft as the lbws aspen ilia OM in sight. The unfort unman meamalmarlaglbesiehnefthetrain darted from his ateadmet east lea ea =the Yee before the engine had ems up. The le him cone back, but WNW of se eisi liel ,r west Al i t=i• meet the train. .I.•ltmea, the med, ea easing a nee ea the line applied the bask I. order le step se Nei% ad the engine driver shat Mite_ sheem sad sensed the whistle, but witho u t eff e ct; Wm the meassahmt of the en Rine end carriage/ small be dated, that NM Sielet at ll speed upon the MB, 111111 h efte del his heedisma 111111ew ae to slalom touch the &dem - Ne wee ia stantly hurled aerial the 11/11•1h whim he idllait at the engine and all the orgriagra peered overWSZ o lt er ea the vet. Aft er h ear i ng evidence, proved that di eemed mu not in • mass of nil tesendee hie areountable for his arta, the jury Mai het dery sad destroyed his life, b e being at the time et unesemd mind. _ _ Wiwi, LODGING-BOUM Fos in MIDDLE CLAAAte. —The first portion of tbe amid dwelliegs for people of the middle classes of sotto witiontly erected at the top part of the new ' , WaNthister, have been a,mpl, toil and are partially lagamlaiL Mir hos the eats emn nt 4nrsrered, that seismal 211110 Mow lo Ashley stew are to be built for the same , as well as the upper portions of those begun at e "sualtall road end of the street. Another stem t has also been laid oat at the hack of the Vauthall-hridge-road, and relining into Itochesti r-row, which it is reported will catmint prineipally of improved eight-roomed halms for seeehsaice. It is also understood that a portion of ground will be pieced, at a r. price, at the dimmed of the Society for Improving the Dwellings of the Labn,aring Clamor, in order that they' map erect several of their model lodging-basso. foe Tar. EGYPTIAN RAILWAT.—The first cargo of iron for the Egyptian Railway, now in course of construction, %oche the superintendence of Mr. Robert Stephenson; was' despatched from Cardiff on the 26th alt. We understand other wanes are now in course of loading at various °ta ken., whieh will estatinue to be the case Nat'l the whole of the eastern& haw been shipped; thus amelornest will armed for a esselhealde woman of Outessee taw le area We undminlall int nninani ieWYwaall alindsl in the senrwasieaelan with and shag the -m and =nni en the pert ago Nie oe4 a{ gel", 4101, Colonel Scott, Auktant cheater; Lieut.-Coloael Denims le es be Ambient Adju- tant-General at Limerick. COMMAND OF THE ROYAL ARTILLERY AT HON' Ku to .— Lieut : Colonel GriMu is about to proceed to Hong Kong to command the Artillery, in succession to the late Lieut.-Colonel Tomkyns. MOVEMENTS OF INFANTRY DEPOTS.—Tho follow ir.g depots have received orders to move shortly as below : depot 66th regiment, from Cork to Guernwy ; depot 72nd regiment, from Guernsey to Cork ; depot 15th regiment, (ruin Jersey to Dublin ; depot 34th regiment, from Dublin to Glasgow ;depot with regiment, from Bristol to London derry ; depot 73rd regiment, from Londonderry to Bristol ; depot 16th regiment, from Hythe to Cork ; depot 6:h regi meat' from Cork to Canterbury ; depot 68th regiment, frortiCanterbu7 to Jersey ; depot 36th regiment, from the Isle of Wight to Waive ; depot 26th regiment, from Wales to the Isle of Wight ; depot 11th regiment, from Wilmer to Hythe ; depot Gith regiment, from Canterbury to Wilmer ; depot 13th regiment, from Gosport to Jersey. THE ARMY IN IRELAND.--Colonel Edt n, C. 13., arrived at the Royal Hospital, Dublin, on Wednesday last, from Edinburgh, to enter upon his duties as Deputy- Adjutant-General to the forces serving in Ireland. Colonel Eden served is the campaign in Jaw, in 1811, with the flud Light Dragoons, including the actions of the 10th and 26th August, Aide-de-Camp to Sir Thomas Hislop at the battle of Maheidpore, and during the Mabrattis war in 1817 and 1818. lie has received the war medal with one clasp for Java. Lieut.-Colonel Sweating, Royal Artillery, has arrived is Dublin from Charlemont, and assumed, tem porarily, the command of the artiUery in Ireland until the arrival from Canada of Colonel flumes Dyneley, C. 8., who is to second Major-General Turner in the command of the Royal Artillery. Colonel Bell is appointed to the command of the Artillery, vice Colonel Dynsle). Lieut.- Colonel limpet, of the 7th Humus, having left Dublin on leave of absence, the command of the regiment ha de volved upon Major Hagan. Four troop' of this regiment are quartered in Island Bridge Barracks, and two at Dun dalk. Captain E. J. Cruise, of the 6th Foot, has joined the depot companies of this regiment at Nenagh, from the service companies at the Cape of Good Hope. NEANDERS LIBRART.—The library of the late eminent Dr. Augustus Neander, celebrated throuith.nit Germmy for its completeness in theologies' works, has just been pi:reused on behalf of the senate of the University of ' Rochester, in the state of New York. EXCESSIVE DEVOTION TO SCIENCE.—A medical man died some days since at Prague, in tonnqinneo of hating swallowed poison as an experiment for the interest of science. lie had been in the habit of making these trials in presence of scientific men, after having prevmusly taken en antidote but in this case the experiment proved fatal to him. . _ • _ halinsTlNG Discovitilf.—The -Irenir of Nice, of the de Mama, that Dr. Lateens, a French physician now at NiC4l, W disowned ea lausarrie stratum of fossil animals in the thatirof the Lessmatta, as it is called, situated within the polio of Illastbasem. Dr. Lefevre intends con ' bailie hi essaratims oa a brie seals. Row, ASTLIIIIII BT. Males SOClJlTT.—Yesterdav monde, the Rev. J. V. roveh at the Church of St- dim. at. Anus's-lane , in behalf of the frail of the Royal seales of Ann's. The Lord Yaw mod Mori& was patent, and the earnest appeal of the re aced gioduissat was riegusisd to by a collection et AK 41TT 0111110PADIC HOCIFITAL, HATTON OARDIN. • oily suntans meeker: of the blends and supporters of the slam attitudes was bite se Saturday last at the Lodes Timers. Iliskisg=darsed ; Ralph Lindsay, Reg. F.S A., in the elmlr. prelideary business having transpired, It wm sailed lettleiwerlity chairman that there were now upon the bsele MO leMeldsals of both sexes, is !eluding the halpediesdit Mir scene observations from various gentleissaa. itst was essayed with the greatest satisfaction. Is , H. J. Chance, Esq., the senior surgeon to the heepied, vered the fifth of the series of his lectures, on the eases of bodily deformities, in the heard-rem of the institution, which was, as previously, Italy attended. VENTILATION OF rnz House or CONNONS.—On Saturday the grit report of the House of Commons col:I -ndigo respecting the ventilation and lighting of the home, wee printed. - 'I'M committee could not offer anything whisk 'maid permanently curs the defects, but ;geom. mended that Dr. Reid should be permitted to erect the alterations described, during the mem, in his report. CONSOLIDATION OF THE Pooh LAws.-0a Satur day a parliamentary paper was printed, showing the cor respondence with the Poor Law Board on the subject of making a digest, by Mr. Coode, of thi poor laws. There aro " IG2" statutes in fares as the subject, sad Mr. Node has prepared • digest for the lea bre yeas. The subject is to be brought benne pediment. ROADS AND 11111D0111 IN MOOTIAND.—On Eatur ! day th, 38th report on resale sad Mara la Scotland was printed in a parliamentary ppm The aesseemests of last year were 4,0481. 4.. bd., is skewed a deuces of 6661 i on the , preceding year. DUBLIN AND Knronows RAILWAY.—The INV* yearly meeting of this caagray was held in Dean en netord.y, Mr. Janes Maga. presiding. The beeetellt nod 'statement of the aceseals (sr the pan hafitor. 10. gather with the report sad leas stalisdaml tables of Ibm working of the emcees. The meet _bevies be en i = • dividend of EL per m was at. w declared for the ending the 29th February last; this, with 41. wont iN the previous half-year, makes • dividend of 11 per mint. as the sap*/ of the company for the year just med. Thanks were weed to the directors and officers, when the meeting adjsaisad. Tga Lose or Tlie BIiIINHILAD.—A meeting of . . . the tows council of taeolseisuds bas bees hdd it thepor po.e of organising ailed if tbe faded thew who have lost husbands, pareate, salaam relative% by tbe wreck of the ill-fated Birkenhead. A ado of eppropriato resolu tions wt re adopted (and whisk pill le Mad la oar ado's tisiap colossus) after whisk the member e =eut, de la Dumber, at once nut down thole MIMS Of reaching in the whole to 116 Imp solisteib a raiV. We hope the public will liberft a this great call ao its charity. Tilt CAPITAL CoNviers.—W. Bobill•DO, who wed left for *acclaim at Bury St. Blawadlii ea Thursday bet s , has had ma ipplisatios made ea lie bilwif et the last two awe. flap wIM be will. is isidiustisa of his set • tram Maws pase—swd assaainder of lals will le sprat la due owlosommi. the ° ramo wn l i ttela Zoom Ow ihe warder it Ya wWs silk pat. Guildford, Is NW put Molly &Mid, el bsegh iii moo , tie. is dud lbw Tawas/ seat. A3O wad wewswesa, I J• 1140/ Ceiso, who Wei the des% las osapssisd sews pespow of betas weds. thwil ' tims ial axe wow thine be essaindled. we rarelasessy iselsion es• las cows to, elthewob,. les die alisshies that haw been 'tarter', it is likely that hia 1w nap be spared.—No reprieve has yet been transmittal he Min Dower—who was con rioted, with her pareamear, Abel Oless, fsr thor lawdar their illegitimate chili, et lleawsWA—bse.se ass Isis actually engaged is the swirls of the wisp% she Ida, probably be reap/Mod Wale eta day of ozwasitow, Friday mat. • - ttl iwit ••• 1$ Pailb,Duado. 01 Glevour Wooten, ill Gnat 1104416420 ill Do. dmine.A.Detent, 110.4 41145ir.11,2 peiCt Il Gt./ice& ail 44 , 44t.(1re. )2 Great Weetera . lAirioNt MI Carlisle 11, De. 1122114 10 Lap ! 11220 Torkahlr. 1$ De. II Il Loeb i Not Itkaig . Osiot. ut Gobs awl 10 Us % 11/40081412 P. Caw • Lasilea* Natk•Wati. 112 Itiols. Morel 12 Da. 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If laitaurilJattantal - Si Ire S I; 114 176 ;i e l it; Perlinelerni (kr 611.Weitternelti Dine r . Wi g refli 'liplike mid Mile SS SI Ili 21i 1 d 1117,07iislirers" -- 1 $1 Si 61 De. Bb4pretli Vaies.(diao 811 6 91 0466713411a6dlikilkosed tie 5 Weir Mr. M'amm)._... a If If die T • CL Ore..] to 1 211 111 Mt Wilt. k Ilanseuet 10415681 Wistela) 1 94$ 11311 —.---- PRETERIOCE 811A11111 1 . li h i :1 : I dim le Odeckelso SIO ... 15 ter mai nolyhcael al 111•0186 1= rl , uell ra b awl Aer deen 5 M ... Zutirelma(M.loo9.o l Si SI Rub= Oreatear.,l 1 per a 14u. 11 1 ss GI 04568 4O. M,.2 11 1 , le Do. New 6 per rent. etoek II 111 10 kert.ll7•loe,l4eripept.6p.Ce 14 H 4 b 11434ber6h, Lank. oak Dundee, 54 per gent ...4 3 3 4 1 17,1 Orett Mar bere 5 prrOenti 14f 1 sel 11f1Do.OpCLIledeenlablaPeripl If 1 pa flf GLlkellyreetta(ll6.lo‘64l4 • $4 6 i Loewe ,re&Varte. F t2o' If If Ala 10 ID.. 6 poor Coed. Plteek .., - - 1. London.Dright.,&l4Cusk. pry(. 51,erCL0t0ck 103 W. - re ID*. Neer Goar.lsper Cwt.. 14 Lead.. a ri.Welo. , Cer.ll Nur.ts64s) 5 per Dent...! 5 Lond,rtiletli Wee tem Neer .5 Man.shrff.teLice. les-Sol ' hil De. :ism 115 ... .., $ Do. £6 ... ...1 $0 11161**605e.15r.... k11.4p.C5. 6 Ditto krefeleuen ..1 0 71,054 Litoa*,ou... - 11 Do.Onezenteed 54 per6l." I Nardi HMI* ... ~ 10 'Oalced, Woromet - er f snel! Waiver,/ 13.6 per COO{ i ekrt*.kbirra.7 k ,wlvar ., 10 61.,r,*4.51Cheeto(Nor.W.' M 16., 8 per Dent- .. . 1 15 **eh Deena ... - ... 17 Took, Namente.k Ilerer.. , Let.11.r241 of 1,10 04 141711 . 1 DIM bine . .! Trekl.N.DeLllAlLl'vel 11 34 pa io ;11 I:1 LW pa 414 ir i t • 4 zd °s I.ew u 2 ;tl 44 114 .44 1: :S) I as. ,Tiestove fiii - Aidei; pa, !Miter Mervyn' lILWAYII. 14 14 IA U U 111 14 S Ar 4 1• I 1 . ill la:~.i:r - mica Steroids .. IS e.sst Isaias _ 3 Crest Indian Peshosls.. D'• _ . Ij Lexembnard I. lw. ( Railway) . 171 %tart. 1)o. du. Now V.ser 441.1dird 1 , ; "lic Mara of name 11 avian. bad ardestis • Pam Ist Lour . SI ?Wiwi (Minis Si el 7 319 4 . 4 Pa 47 49 M !! 7 q 11 1 13 11 111 —I 1 1 1 le ift V i lma r bras mad Wert " , _ renTrilliWie:: 17 ream mid liants . • Wan I Wefts d inias ril ni If 116 6' 1 If Ai '1 $ - - LOCAL SHARI KOICHISTSR, APRIL 10.—W• have bed buthate gilt saiket, butipwiele eve gesenaly rather higher this tat ThumlaY• Wedsldea, 16 16-16; Diashseese, ID= Bad, sod Limb* =se, 114; =tap Qum= Ode. 1), 10 13-16; ilidlead Ream. Cassel% 66 Beui Lebo= sod Dom, 211 Ll:_ark sad Werth liMieaj , 116. illsou.lo.—There keen notAes of the took '. ieedt =miss, the Stub beim al for tie lbws holidays. 11 kl toi 14 IT i 11 iiii 11 . 11 5 31 is 1 31 90 4J . 1 1 .. 9 5 3 119 1 L " 34 34* 3i Tg dls 634 111 14 33 SI 9 5 1 4 ! MB 33 113 it 10 dr 11 $ dl. $1 •1 8 7 clis 71 71 di. 1 J r .b, I. is, tb 10 Ind tk i 4 I t 4 4 di. 14 16 - i - j loi Ili I " I 11 I; 1111 11 ii I i, public, - . Buenos Ayrean bonds wens Issiklai up, and Mexican are steadier. The traumatism were of a fair average importance, and comprise the following: -Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Basil Bonds, 991. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account 15th April, 77, 1, 78. Chilian Six per Cents., 103, 2, 11; ditto Three per Cents., 661 cx div. Dutch Two.and-a•Ilalf per Cents., 611; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 93', „ ; ditto for account, 931. French Five per Cent. Bente. 100 f. 621 c. (exchange, 25f. 45c.) Granada Deferred, 11, 1, 11. Mexican Bonds, for account, 341, 1; ditto New Three per Cents., 28/, R, 1 ex div. Peruvian Actives, 1061, 107, ex div. ; ditto, I)eferred,66, 1. Portuguese Five per Cents. (Brazil guarantee), 981 ; ditto Four per Cents., for account, 39, 38. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031. Sardinian Five per Cents., 97, 961, 97; ditto, for account, 971. Spanish Passive Bonds, 51, a ; ditto,. Old Three per Cents., 48, 474, 481 ; ditto, New Deferred, 211, 1,1, a ; ditto, Committee's Certif., 3 per cent. There is no change in the money market, but it may be noticed that the temporary stringency of last week has passed off. 'I he dividend payments were in full progress, and it becomes interesting to know the amount that is thus thrown upon the market. It may be stated as follows: New Three.and.a.Quarter per Cent. £3,500,000 Three per Ceut. Reduced Bank Stock Long Annuities Annuities ending 1869 210,000 South Sea Thr..e per Cent. Old Aunuities 46,000 Total L 6,729,000 Besides this amount of six millions and three quarters sterling, the dividends on foreign stocks, including Brazilian, Chilian, Cuban, Danish, Peru vian, and Russian, sum up full half a million more. Adding railway, bank, dock, insurance, canal, and miscellaneous dividends, it may safely be stated that nine millions of money are coming forward in ens shape or another. What proportion of this will COMP direct into the market for re-investment may admit of question; but it will doubtless be very large, now that the ordinary channels for the employment of choked w returns ni 901 341 06 1 Se 34 61 i 1 THIB DAY. "U Na 1011 I Ili Is H+ 111 4 4 1 z 4 Is I 41 I 11l I Two o'CLoca. As we anticipated, the Stock Exchange has opened with increased buoyancy observable in tho various markets. Consols have risen another per since Saturday, having advanced from • quotatirs at 99i to ?, for cash to 994 to the tv. 4 — rules about *0 ; 100 to j India ; Ham( elock, 218; Exchequer Bills (March), 69d. to 728. prem. Foreign stocks continue their upward course. An improvement has taken place in the Mexican, Sardi nian, Portuguese, Russian, Chilian, and Spanish, and otherstocks arc ahto looking up. Mexican are quoted 33 to 1. Chilian Sixes mark 102 to 1031. Buenos Ayrean, 771. Portuguese Fours, 381 to 391. Russian Fives, 1161. Sardinian, 97 to 981. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481 to ; ditto New Deferred, 211 tot. Venezuelan, 471 to 481. MADRID, APRIL 6.—The Three per Cents. were done at 401. the Debt of the First-class, at 71; and that of the gecond, at 6. The Bourse was to be closed as tlm 7th, Bth, and 9th, on account of the religious ceremonies of the holy week. IltaatiN, APRIL 10.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1860), 1031 ; ditto (1862), 1021 ; National Debt, 984. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, —. Bank Shares, 103. ROME, APRIL 6 . E xchange on London, 495 ; Roman Five per Cents., 921. NAPLES, Aram 4.—Neapolitan Fives, 1041. Si cilian Fives, 98/. Exchange on London, 673. MARIE-LANE.—THIS DAY. The supply of English Wheat by land carriage samples from the near counties this morning was again small, the demand, however, wu limited, and a decline of Is. ger quarter was very generally submitted to upon white Wheat, whilst red realised about the rates of this day se'imight. The transactions in foreign Wheat were of a retail description, and its value underwent no change. Very little business was done in Flour; American barrels might perhaps have been purchased on easier terms. There was not much English Barley at market this morning, and sales proceeded slowly, at former pricer ; fo reign scarcely sold so well as last week. There were not many fresh cargoes of Oats up for this morning's market ; the display of samples was, however, sufficient to meet the wants of the dealers, who purchased cautiously at the currency of this day se'nnight. Beans and Peas met with very little attention, at late rates. The Cloverseed season is drawing to a close, and sales are beieg made at very irregular prices. Canary Seed sold on much the same terms as last week. kii7111414. Shilling% per Ur. Woo" Ewer k Kest red 36 to 311 to 12 ..irtite, wr to 43 w 47 Nortotkaad „ 36 to 35 to id . Wt. 411 to 42 to 43 Tals. 3 7, (E 077 : 1 ! 07 rugro. lo ) . 4t to 40 aualtridio it LAwaga red •:- to 36 to 41 white, 37 to 39 to 41 Kr; pew ' aid, - to - nonfat; feeding 213 to X lislUng Maur , sol °a."' I - En erit *dowels 141 to II potato 21 to 14 Pond* h Scotch, feed ill to!! .potsto Irish, Awl.- ..... .. 17 to IS to IS ~trek ....... ..~. - • Ihttc, potato 21 to 38 Peas, pep 27 to 19...map1e 6O to 33 Moo 30 to 40.,Iropotial 44 to 1111 White 30 to 32-hotters 31 to U ilnasi,Xonsgon MI to 27...tte1t VI lo 110.. old 32 to 34 Harrow 25 to 70., soinll3o t032...0ht 34 to Id T4lllO, slew spriag, per bw.b.- to - new winter Is to 44 Mold -- to - Writ4ft, PAW 42 to 14 !twisty Conn per tiloulsbd KI to 1 :0 10 Cusemensfb, per owl., red.. -to- to -...white... : -t- to - Pt r lark of 1604.4. F 1 0 .014 lowa sift* delivered 37 to 40. fine household . 1111 to 36 , *ode& nod &Mit 10 to 32- minim 32 to 34 FOILISIGN. Shillings per Qr. Wilkey, Dontrie awl Konigsberg 41 to 44 . tine ._ .. _. . - 45 in 10 romersnisa. 42 to 43...1t05t00k 40 to 44 ..Wattle 40 to 44 • Yeetath ' - to -to - .brobant - bi ltsalsh.. - • . . 33 to 37...11aruhurg .. SS to 40 to 43 Kusolait X to 33. .6gputlia .. 27 to 11. ... .. ...__ •-•- -.. lkuantit ..... .......• •••••.• as so. 5t•Aiii,W00............... $ So 4, Ryc RA I.IIT. fredlrti . .................. .. ........... to le St la:rrith a................ Li lo ,-.. ludas corm V Soil mie, Kumion PoloPraslaii sail '400.04 • Mien Swedish sad D.itiM ... • 410 toll 54 i 111 4e 41 1 4 Pi1i014.41e4 . ... . ......,,,,,I. s o IR, loitto. brew. ....... .. ... 11 ia . ...../ 1 ti1a0 . :.... SI to 44 15...404, that . 111 to„ .eV -. Vie SI Saiall - .........„...... VOp IR.aid P 4 .; .. :.. .....- II to IS re.% g ooi bi. . : ....4-. .... ... ; . .44 to 111...1sollers .1-14, J. SS to 14 Tess; eii..... . ,141•V. t .tisie IS 10 V..,Lip ....-...1 i.. 0 io SS Looses, Sabi ....... "..., ..... ~ ,y....,.., 4l le 44 Volteerrostesselii ONES , ' Urinate s - '' 41 So 44 ..1160obeesd S/ to. I:o. CASIO hard don per Or. 44 10 4, LI II Per Sorrel of 19G1 hi FLOOM, Ailialliiii ..... ~..., . ..11 21 SS to 24...conadias a - "Baia, SI to SS i ii ... . 1 4. efliat.. - .. 1 .. .. SS 32 to 34 to V ARIVELII' L014b044 rsiis . ill; iiiieso 10414 APRIL 11400 M. Mob. Peeillro. A vine. 4: 44N Earley ..... I 1770 I 40 700 Qom l3OO 440 2101 ,0 1 4. 6 ,1 Mot, 0,040 ban*, 4, 002 NNW 4 iiiii In. Prbee T wo o'Caoca. The gold mining share market to-day is more ac tive, and prices have assumed a firmer appearance for the Australian descriptions. Port Philips have reached 1 prem.; and Australian 13 prem. Lake Bathurst are quoted to prem.; Colonial gold, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. Agua Fries remain depressed, and have becu sold at prem. Santiago de Cuba shares arc better, at 63. aama No. ihare. P 41,1.. Pahl. C oriels done Fat:inlay. I 1.341ar. 100,010 1 Ague rea I pin I/ I 100.000 les . Anglo Callinrehal an 4„ t• %minim 10,000 le australsinsa 20 Atonal!, II 4 100,001 I Australian Freehold 30,000 I Ave Marta an die 0,000 30 Itlasharron Iron and OA all 100.100 I British Australian Cold an 10,000 33 &sail. Imp. (issi.ar Sr. pos. sq q 6,1.01) 30 0x.,.. and Culabs elf 11, 1 00 10 no. y 7. Jahn Del RI"; 010,000 1 t'Sirsaa's Ore' .. Okra r , • — /1,007 . 4 Erg. r,..l..riralias °maw sll I ;et 20,000 20 linters; 3!,veto ilorldert an re pos 11.000 On at ill 14 14 psi 20,000 1 *slew & Sote 200,000 Nouveau Woods ots 04 130.0i6 Port Philip —.a.. 1 pas pa 14 7,N.0 SO lantisso d• Cuts 51 0,000 1 nn mart— 13,114 49. 241 Nealsais 100, , 1ril I Wad. Mariposa- all I i die I MINCING-LANE—THIS DAY. To-day, u customary, has been a partial holiday, and the attendance in the Lane has been very thin. We aro with out transactions to report. The public market will open on Wednesday. VlTAL*.—lron : The demand for rails has been good, and 4/. 12s. 641. has been paid, which is now the price quoted. Bus sae quoted at the full prices of last week. • Scotch Pitt quoted rather lower than lest week. Tin: East India las been in fair demand, but there is not any improvement in the prices. Tin plates in but little demand. Copper has been in lair demand at previous rates. Lead has sold steadily. Speller is held at 141. 10s. on the 'Pot Otts.—Seal, pale, 304 10s. ; straw, :81. 10.. to 2W. ; Sperm, 871. to 88/.; Readmatter, SO!. to 921. ; Cod, 341. to 341. lOs. ; South Sea, 321. to 33!. 10s. ; Olive Oalipoli, 431. to 44c ; Spanish and Sicily, 42!. t o 434 ; Palm, XL to 26/. 10s.; Cocoa -nut, 321. 10s. to 33/. 10s.; Seed, rape, pale, 311.; Linseed, 261. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The demand for Tallow continue* light, and the market is dull without srietion in prices : Town Tallow is quoted 381 ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 341. 6d. to 3.5 e. 93 ; October to December (1842), 375. 3d. ratruxuitts OF TALLOW. 18.50. I NIL 1832. Btoek the, day Cee1te.......i 101014 $4,934 42,007 Delivery lasi Ina MSS I, 79 $24 Du. Irma let Jars At rival tart week -- I,tut el Ilk from let Juae 94,098 101,051 Tke V. C. this day per ewt 17.. 40e. &I. Elie. 9d. In. Town Pcncic SALES advertised for Friday, April 16:-140 casks South American Tielow, 180 Australian ditto. COAL MARKET.—THIS 1)A Y. Holywell, 14s. 6d.; Eden Main, Ida.; Walls End INV sell's Hmon, 158.6 d.; Walls End Helton, 161. ; Walla End Lambton, 15s. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. ; Walls End Tees, 15s. 9d.; Merthyr, 23s.—Ships at market, 321. SOUTHWARK POTATO M A RK ET.—THIS DAY. During the past week the supply both coastwise and by rail has been considerable, and the trade continues very dull, particularly for second-rate wmples. The following ore this day's quotations:—York Regents, 60s. to 80s. ; Scotch, 60a to Os. • Perth and Forfarshire Cups, 60s. to 655. ; Fiftelsire to 60s. • Kent and Essex, Ws. to 755.; Wis bech and Cambridge, 611 s. to 614. W , SY... 1.8.17 V.. 1111111.1., 11.1.0.111. Aa A "10 .1,11.11,010 , )....1.16 US „. i IN a capital are so completely choked up. with ncreased%uoyancy observable in the various The Bank of England returns for the week end- markets. Consols have risen another per I 2 4 II I ing the 3rd of April, when compared with those for cent since Saturday, having advanced from the previous week, exhibit the following changes: the opening quotation of 991 to ?. for cash to 99 1 to riot bane L33.084,485 Decrease L 205,970 ii whilst for the 11th May the price rules about 1 7----.• 'ler ye.. s , Will NW iistriel• 6/r/ t 2lO attars. Thu mottloosiit _ilt gibe asoosig-is now is pro- India Other deposits .. . "1'6.44 1 1441147. 1,191,628 Dmilve" Decrease 4113:115012 Th raL ree- and -a- Quarter t i ) ; 1; Sew Governineat securities in Stock, 204; Bank Stock, 218; Exchequer Bills banking department 13,687,593 Without alteration. Other becurities in banking (Marsh), 695. to 728. prem. . _ Milzum the week end with thow for 13,687,693 Without alteration. Other lee,- in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and edits. bills 1,140,730 Increase 16,140 The Rest The Reserve This return presents the novelty of a decrease in the bullion to the extent of 219,2441., a result attri butable to the regular demand for shipment to the Continent being unsupplied by any arrivals from America; and to the payments which were in pro gress on government account for official salaries, the civil list, &c. Looking at the rapidity with which the precious metal is now pouring in, however, it will be seen that the entire quarterly payments of the Bank can scarcely have the effect of causing any material reduction. The decrease in the public deposits and reserve, together with the increase in the circulation are traceable to tho government payments already referred to. The private deposits present a rather considerable fulling off, which may be ascribed to the increased demand for accommodation, to meet the heavy settling of the 4th. According to the official returns published in the (;itzetic of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of ll the private banks of England and Wales, during the week ending the 27th of March, was 3,4,55,2951.; in the week preceding, the amount was 3,408 0 513/. There is consequently an increase of 48,782/. . . The note eirZulatan of the joint-stock banks during the same week was 2,821,794/.; and the previous week's return being 2,763,0941., the increase is shown to be 58,7001. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion wa, 20,150,2451. (being 170,2251. more than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 26,427,334!., which shows an increase of 277,7071., as compared with the returns for the previous week ending the 20th of March, and an increase of 1,211,4411. compared with those for the corresponding week of last year. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,242,780/., and the joint-stock banks 589,1931. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,830,973/. below the tiled amount. Since the conclusion of the convention between the Bank of France and the government, by one article of which the weekly balance-sheets of the institution were suppressed, and quarterly accounts substi tuted, a very important concession has been made to public opinion by the announcement that the publi cation of the figures once • month has been flied upon as must convenient for the purposes of the state. The first of these monthly issues is now be fore us, as made up to Thursday the 10th inst.; and compared with the last weekly return, publishd on the sth March, shows the following results in stet liukun £24,057,520 Increase £421,317 Bullion on deposit Cireulstion Public deposits Private deposits 7,970,112 Increase 2,096,'n2 Bills discounted 4,786,652 Increase 490,624 Advanced on railway shares and bonds Government securities 12,184,540 Increase 3,479,074 The 'not mons increase in the amount of govern ment securities held by the great national establish went goes some little way towards showing bow' sealously its managers have lent their aid in prop ping up the scheme for the conversion of the Five per Cent. Renter. The sum of 40),000/., however, has been advanced on loan to the city of Paris, and so Ihr the augmentation is lessened. Compared with the return for the week ending April 10, 1831, this item presents an ,uereare of no less than 3,100,073/. ; not withstanding the largely increased discount facilities that we know have of late been accorded by the Bank, with a view to giving a stimulus to commerce, the augmentation of less than half a million of bills is certainly much less than was expected. Compared with this time last year, the decrease is 43,0001. The increase of more than two millions in the private deposits tells the same story o f inactivity of trade, and attests the disinclination of the public to lend An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by llrrapalh's Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,61 I miles to be 262,1631.,0r at the rate of 391.105. per mile per week. he receipts fur the corresponding period of last year were 246,3731. on 6,347 miles, or 3W. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 15,7901., or 6.40 per cent. in the aggregate amount received ; an increase in the mileage of 270 miles, or 4.25 per cent.; and an increase of 108. in the amount received per mile per week. The Railway Times estimates the receipts since tho Ist January at 3,401,2391., which, on 6,520 miles, gives an average of 521/. 13s. 31d. per mile; and as the amount for the corresponding period of last year was 3,162,207/. on 6,264 in iles, or 504/.165. s;d. per mile, the difference is shown to be in favour of the present year to the extent of 161. 16s. 101 d. per mile. It is anticipated that during the anniversary of the period of the Exhibition traffic, the directors of the various companies will glee in their comparative weekly returns the traffic of the year 1830, as well as that of 1851, with a view to obtaining a more accurate comparison of tho ordinary traffic than would otherwise be the case. BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY:' Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the Flop market is the same as for some shoe past, with a very limited supply. SMITHFIELD MARKET—THIS DAY. We have, for Baster Monday, a good supply of Beasts; trade is dull; a few choice SCOtf., however, are snaking 9s. Bd., but many very good outs make only 3s. 4d. The number of Sheep is small, yet fully adequate to the de mand, Being holiday week, butchers buy 'cry sparingly. and prices ou the average cannot be quoted higher. There is a ready sate for Lambs at Friday's quotations. There is no alteration in the Calf 'lade. From Germany and llol land there are 433 Beasts, 350 Sheep, 145 Calves, and 60 Pigs ; Spain, 70 Sheep ; Scotland, GOO Beasts ; and 1,800 from Norfolk and Suffolk. ellf aw,r ot Mtg. a. 0. 1 Per .tone of • d. Boot Foot, itemfords. Al 4 3 ' nett Ihto. & 116.4.4 m. Oh 3 3 lottF6ott4o4ll4 ...... 3 2 3 4 llut Long-wools 3 4 o Liactoloa:lty lituato.. 3 4 10 • do. t4tont Was 3 0 4 7 , Es saalaeuudtaalht 3 510 Pen he. a Ilalf4ceds 4 0 4 21 Limbs . . . 6 6 TIMM 0 wart. at lajrget. 3,41.11; anu Lusby. 1;633; Calve". 163 . HIDES.—LEADINHALL, APRIL 10.-561bs. to 64Ibs. ; 641 h.. to 721t0., 11. to 241. ; 721bs. to 80th.., 24. t o .; 80th.. to 88th.., 2 . 21.1.; 88th.. to 96th.., 214. t o . ; 06th.. to 104th.., . to 30. Horse Hides, ds. Calf skin", light, Is. to 2s. 6d. ; full, 4. 6d. BERMONDSP.Y.—Sheep Sk;ns, polled, 6.• to 70 6d.; Keats, 6s. to 7s. 3d.; hall-broils, de. 6d. to 6s. 3d.; Dow as, 4s. Od. to Ss. 2d.; Limbs, h. 9d. to 2s. 10d.; ' , twirling... Ild. SPITAL SERMON.—To-day being F.aster Monday the boys of Christ's the Blue Coat School) will, according to annual custom, proceed to the Mansion-Louse. where they will be regaled with buns and Wine, and pre sented with sixpence each be the Lord Mayor. Ilia !orel abip, with the sherieli and aldermen of the ward, will then accomp►ny thtm to Christ Church, Newgate.street, where the Spital Sermon will be preached by the Right Rev. the Bishop of Manchester. On Tut.ilay, at the enme place, the Lord Mgyor's Chaplain will preach, after which an enter. minment will be given at the Mansion-house. COIAMUNICATION WITH THE ;CHANNEL. ISLANDS. —Tbs South Western Steam Navigation Company purpose running • *crew steamer between Southampton and the Channel Islands, in adiiitson to their paddle-box mail steamers which regularly ply three time, a week to and from the islands. .. CRIMINAL JURISDICTION IN ECCLESIASTICAL COURlll.—ii is proposed, by a bill now before parliament, to abolish the criminal juriadktien of the ecclesiastical courts, by repealing acts aguatot "quarrelling and fighting in churches And eliurchyud,." EtEcritic TELEGRATIL—The Ct amher of Com inane at Edinburgh, and the town council of Leith, arc bath about to petition parliament in favour of the Iltitiah Electric Talegrilpls Cacipaay.—SrattirA lieu.