The Express. — London, England, 1853-04-15 00:00:00

./' ~.....-,,...- . . . / .9, . V. " ~ - - . 1.---• ..--e . ............ . ic.:-.--, - • - ale : %:- .. -- .1e€11.-• -- .. ( - Jens -Z.- 19-•-•....10...100,a- C.,...----- - 7 ". .1 P I • • .1 ..--................... .............-.--..-,............. la No, 2,074.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1853. ig 0 0 It I's P A TENT L E V E It GL ASS V E N T I L AT Olt. SHARE LISTS. turalliN itAiLu Ale. 111 3 Antwerp end Rotterdeir 4 all Toe WINDOWS, PARTITIONS, RAILWAY and PRIVATE CARRIAGLS, Gam:morns, SMILING. Sm. ---- • 11 delglan laalainl !OHM./ 1 li 7'. ALSO FOR EXPORTATION. ........ • ..___ The railway market today rose with Consols, and 20 1 0 0 4:100 ow l &swig , * 1 31 Pal fr?? J . ~....1 , ._,,,,. _ ~.L.Nt , "l•: I closed at its best •t, although the heavier stocks 1 1 : I '' t ' ll gbiejab ' "' ' 316 31 ".,.,. c/ „.....„....---. ,„..•-•. 5 ., [ ii. ": , 74 , ,,' ; ; .. `^n -. '';*).:•'''. ' ' have proved mort im over- than vesterdav, and m 4: not Irs z tsci 10 . ; _ I n ~p . 1,1 , bo ught . - 6 5 Rost Indian Ventral'. .. 21 h 14 i/N1.• 4 . : ( 4 .: .: y advanced. Oa London and so to hoed Jotte. of Fran if 2 - ' 7 ; a7 _ ' • "i • I 2 t g' 0.::.' ,..._...d.. .j: '..', ... i . N ort h twa t V t eate n r i n s lie n co ti ntiluatiotisp.e i to I; on Great .o; is, A.Weet..fearceda.Share par Ipm \ 1. _: -. .2 ; ....„ ..,. „„ , _. r- 4. "- =l ll- i t ... ' ..- --':------ -- - ..i' , - '''' - 'q •r -, Trak" P zL a ..1 dl d j. Lan. .., ... Do. Bowls ( ?al be.), 11173 , - - . \ . :is / # #.._ , ~,.,0, , . 1.. ~ , 4,,, :,, .... .. :,„ :;;, . 4 1 . :4 . ,, Air . : ! i .' .i l 1.,. , ? ;',.' . ;: i l cuhire and . Yor ire, however, formed the a; I ( " mill i ., b r o mit ' w : 433.Ct * ? " 1 jab 7 - . -* ' - ' 'ca r . '.- ./,17 . , . ' - ' ' .'' ' '. l:kia; .' . ' ''' 'fr- t - . '..5. -. -- - a , • .1. ii r- .. . ~+, , vr - h. ;K: , sz !....•4. - I . ~' - ...;r I exception, remaining comparatively scarce. Man- to 10 Do. (railwa) ... 14 11 44 f 1 , • .' ~* --v-e,- 2,1 51! Do. .. . 14 14 • 14:„.4 7 z• 7 -,.. . .10 r I l iffr 17/ ,„, j:._ .„, i,.. 8 1 r . . I ~ , , 1 1 cheater and Sheffield remain. fiat.. The mar- 5 3 D „. (0 ,•„,• 4). • 7, .. ~ 2 , I .. ~.: 0 , 1 • : , 1 ' __... ,-';- ... -. 71. :lc- 5.4 "I', ' 1 ii .. ,:: • ! lest is still deficient in business, but to-day to s Do. 6 per et. irefereeec iMsI pm t i I . ...i... I -- V 1 - '. -'''• •• . Are . • .--...•••-. t. , ..,..,:-..:: m ~, .11 . 4 ,41 4 a 1 fi r •'... ''•, "1: . ".774,e 4 „ . .;;;. • Zig, 7 Lyme and Idediterrinest 11 13 pea t ji 3 " 2,1 ' . ci' , , - . 1 . 7 ~ : . • ' ! la. • L'' ' .-. ' -- , -- 1ibi• • .,,t 7 .... 2 . 1 •i 44 ''::-S: : :: ,21 ,fr4 ' . 49. • i' . ' 4 1 4'.•. - --',: - * I ff t 1 :-` ."" :1' . 14,..i; 1 A X , i-- •• •• . ..• ,-•, , . - ---• i- • -.:•4••-•• •••-. 5 ( -A 6 .‘ -•• Ii *is ' A g....,141 ' 1 i''' I • THIS DAY-Two o'Ctoex. ts 1 7,, deers, ... ... .. 21 3 pal 333 as , Atria ntia ~ . _ 90 1:0 gamer A le... aNt. (with In. , 74 11 7; ; t-- 1 ' r---- ' 6 2 3 :,..-"' '.! -: .'-. . . ' - '-- • . .'", ' .11 A. .• c e rt o t . ..;;;:: ,'' to. 47? • .1 ' ''''''' _;_d * 4 *loll little change. Great Westerns opened well, L s 1 " til D°. 1)°.(61 inter"” • - - 35 i '. s I •'• i i l .-.A; . I*. . r ..., r ~.vr ..,,,-4vm ...44-,...,1,..firL;.)„,...-,,,„..• _.,•.• ,_ 38 ~.:::, ~,...,.... •j: The railway market remains quiet, and prices ex. 16 1 lc. *ce noc ther f:on. loir p ati ., , t. s'. n.:,,.d ... 301 7: I ',...-- 1 -sio .., I I . .r":. -11 , : a i -- - - - --- ,',,, ~„s,s " ., .1-1 t . .t.', , S• 1- , •1 d I • -,;:,:„,: ..1..... , • :.,,, ~,-;;;! ~,;„ but have not maintained their firmness. Aberdeen. is l a u ? e arl/s e as T ru nk r f e c i. 81 gi „ 1 I II ...-- „, : ,`. 'IODIC& PATENT GLASS VENTILATOR i .., ,t3 „ 4 . : .. i . A L.& v0. , ± ..,,, u 3 - i ,' . •.' '• '.' le- ~ ..,11 and Brightens are fiat, whilst other stock. generally so I. Paris and Lyons .. . 17f 15 pm 21i • •,., ir., ' •.' • "I.' 1 , ': . remain at yesterday's rates. 1.171 Pan* sad (*.rent .. 4X 13 NI 2b Perla and sox. ... 421 43 . . ~ * • 'il II • i '' • Brim 1,...., .;:,-_..,..... ~..t.it , i ri.-qi 1 i_i_ll,_!. -4 4 ...t i ?;,„--• ', .• -.., - .. ~ - „.. i 77 , 7 -,, i ___. ~, , , . L.,.......t „.,.... 0 ., , „... ~,. ... 64...44,... ............... „... „ II 1 1,! •i t , ,i. !... ~ . . c aw e es ..e_.- ___,..,lkr_ T z.„.. w e.-- -.11.7. ;I. g ..• . . IsA .1 • ; 1 French shares are a shade flatter. Dutch Rhenish se at anew and stra.nn.rs 33; s 4 meet with more in so 4 Pnis,Ces• wide% ..1.-u•r o 5 Ipm 431 I - '-- • "'"'•-.l_-_ :-:-.- - ' 1. 1- lOl SA gumboil and uc.d.... 7 1 run @HAWN AND II TUCKS ONODAILANTEND 20 t•. lour. mid Itawe ... ... ...4 21 ____--.---- 5 1 Royal Swedish - I 4 4 10 'Nails MA" No, 4. N. 8. N. 2. ! Vest 1 Comae Prim Bales 11e•aa2 20 .c mlinat‘ and POW. ... 1 91 91 ----- -- - I STAINED, BRILLIAIITCVT , AND OTHER ORNAMENTAL GLASS LOUVRES NADE TO CORRESPOND WITH DESIGN OP WINDOW. R i k. .Pt Loaves . yesterday. sp to 3 pm. 10 4 Do. 61 per Cent. Prefer - - 1 6 61 6 -- •111 001 I I 3 0II• 0 I 1 I MI 311 - 131 114 10 i $ Muth Esetern of Prance - - 10 1 4 •tembern of Franca_ .... 5 5. p m M.. • .„.. 911 20 1 , I 7 St. NO Aberdeen .-.-.. 30 1 Arnhem, Watling., Euvta 10 1.. Upper India Berip I I • ....- 011 801 il • By the wee et Um above Ventilator for Greenhouses., Uotbowee, Pine Pits, end ell Botanical purposes, it will be found Invaluable; ea the an/. test Junction . 34 • 11l all diem Flanders 1j 4j 11 ,". • ....., •13 t, I 11 amount .1 Mr edealtted sea be emirate-1y regulated, at the some time eseloding all wet. It will be famed nod advantageous to um these 131 al: Siria.Wele. allewartalle• 91 :01 10 8 Do. 54 per Oat. Prefer. 1 die par 111 . 111 -... •13 t I 111 31 le Sieben., Lae../tCher...llm. 76 s; die 70 ig or...um -.I Vr..n... ''ll lel pm 201 It ~ 39 .-... el 5 1A I VenWaturs implored diding or other sashes, thus 'dotting • eonsiderahle saving M espouse , es they do mot get est of order, and sea be In sh Uo.CherAlltre.Salklsl.C. 31 112 In 2 Western ot Bwlnerland A 7 die IS . II 14 .II •-••• 1 o le ' I p lead at en angle that will omen • periled current of air palates . over the whole interior , dispersing all smoke mad vapours. It aka has the I s t I T Do. I d n. do• .. 101- lo p ft es atl 90 • Lealead - 2 1 die 17 .13 1 017 1 RW advantage of being adjusted so that any patties of the louvres can be made fixtures at pleasure, while the others are In me, widsh is done .7 u t , Ire od e g. u p su .. ... 647 es IS • It - I 017 11 :14 -- I ols dough* the levees from the rcd. s 9 a 7 Chester sad Itolilmso . 111 114 JOINT STOCK BANKS. 20 .11 •-•• I 0 11 SO al Oak and Beades ... ... 19 NI 19. IS -.. 1 I • 11 ' The Ventilator pmehms• the only true system of ventilation; is opened or dosed with Mile; ma be Sded into metal welts., se Mans 5 ° 45 Bit" MI 31 • 131663 °°' 31 14 r a , t.; town Butner IS . moths= if required. It habeas adopted st many Banklog Rouses, Hotels, Public Budding., Warehouses, he., with pried rooms. 13 C. thitles, Perth, .id Aber- • N. Shares lianws„ Paid F loes done H ..!!-- I 7 13deen Junction ... ... 8 9 1 yesterday. toAay. so ..... - . 16 IDI al. Wet deisa II .14 • - 3 it t I 111110PILLIPILIS AND OTHERS .- Held a glee jar over a gaslight ;It Instantly Alb with Mesa ; and where several gaslights ate bunting, 16 all Ditto ( 516 E sad 71.) :1 4 " - i---- ---- .- -- _. -• -.-.. 32,590 , 40 Agatralesta 21 .IS •-•-• 1"11 I i 7 401 therammis edi pikes me given oft in one night, which injures health, and destroys delicate labels and odours. Th e Semedy- 10 Iti &Meru Oasotme .. 131 114 111 40,000 111 Mort& 811 et of Asia 3 II 4 dis 31 all &Aare Melee Slam A.. $O,OOlll 161 Chart. 13.. a . a !m u., $9 .NI •• ry 9 7 °l (late LILA.) ... 10 It Austria' mut Chins 2111 Pm 3 II !. -- i. l i 11 ~, t , ____________ . ~ 00. slam 11 end C Mt: , 7 76 72 13,000 128 Eughoh. SOolti•Of. and s i . I s l2 1 i 1: 1.4 9 1 St. IN Seel Lanelablre 73 73 lit Auto alitn Ch aterrl 10 If II pm 11l le 01 MaNC/aCTOIT : SEIFORDE WORKS , ST. JAMES'S WALK, CLERKENWELL 10.16-- .I^ all S. ht W.I. Dao,AßleiteJis t • 07 IMMO IFO rants. a Bane of Aug- sod Home Chosk Malmo to the Hon. Board of Ordinate, the hasten Government. eel the Emmet of Maw Si 10e Istieltarelt end Glasgow .73 73 ter ' m and India 3I 1 dis 1I Rei.4.-Elne tams rid trams., less rivets. 111 os. sheet gisse, 10 lj Edinburgh and Peebles - - 14610 U von.' an Ch.rterd Bank malt 9 . 1 0 P. KAarraCialT : 311 and 39, CLESSLA WELL CLOSE. LONDON. St. MO stiebur e o. rerto,lhisvle., 32 Se 3 5 or. anotrolta ... - .... 121 31 31 rui %,,. r.-=lee Prenirelad Wm% 11 es. Meet pines. mesh edam.St. 100 Gimes , as SouthWeetera 63 64 Kens , IS o...ental Sank Corpora. 11l 31 se SS 70 . ....7 126 Remere. Wass WM% mama plots gime, grouM It. 100 Great Northern ... .. 63 44 till II 4 36,005 611 yet Auetral. Rename edges. Nomber of Murex and Turret Clocks made, 310 ; ditto Goose Clocks, 1 3, 0 00. St. IMi De. A, Rom ... .„ 46 39 .sea Geld La t ium I.M. t i die per b o r.-Brew freers end Irmo, Britioh olio eau, gartad sad at. tla , Do. A, Stock ... ... 113 127 123 ken 13 Aouth A ustralia ...... . 25 69 51 phsbed edges. Ilt. • IN Gt.roath. and Weet.(lre. ITO 110 1094 to wee( 26 sileins of Australia - St 100 Great Western ... .. 921 921 fin lc. 311 %MC ... A Do. New a 11 DENINSCLAR_and_ OItIE.NTAL STEAM i MONEY MARKET'. 1 cession drawn u p in doe form, it isdifficult to see ts u lrialt South Easters .. el _iss [THREEPENCE. GOMMERGIAL AND MARKET'. NARK-LANE-THIS DAY. The receipt of all descriptions of grain of home growth kave been small this week, but the supply of foreign Wheat and Flour has been large. Tke trade continues in the same inactive state so often raported of late, and prices underwent no change from those of Monday last. Barley was saleable at former rates. Oats were taken in retail quantities, and last Monday's quotations were fully maintained. Beans and Peas steady, at. prim lama equal to those torment at the beginning of the week. . MINCING-LANt-TITIS DAY. Stroars.--The market has been dull during the week, and prices have scarcely been supported. The refincl market is also a shade lower. Grocery lumps, 455. 6d. to 475. Gil. CotTEß.—The public sales have becw•mall tlii. Tit.—Parchas;s have been made to some extcht on spe culative account, and prices were a shade higher at the close of the market. SPIRITS.—The market has been dultand inactive. COT cm( —A fair amount of business hat been done this week, at fully last week's currency. INDtoo —Guatamala told in public sale, at Id. to 24. advance. In other articles no material alteration, but markets gene rally have been dull this week. SMITHFIELD MArRKET.-.THIS DAY. We hate to day a fair average of Beasts as regards num ben, but choice qualities are scarce. The demand is good, and best drscrip•ions are rather dearer tl - an on Monday. The number of Sher p and Lambs it larger than of late, however, they are in request at fully Monday's quotations, indeed Lamb is rather dearer. Good Calves are by no means plentiful; therefore the choicest descriptions make rather more money. From Germany and Ilullynd there are 158 Beasts, 400 Sheep, and 202 Calves; Spain, 800 Sheep; Norfolk and Suffolk, 400 Beasts; 120 Mulch Cowls from the Home Counties. _ . . Persson., of sitw. .. a. Par stone of Et s. • J. 1404 Seam. Herefords 4 2 4 6 , Bed Das. a Ilf awls. 6 b 4 4 4 a Let Bhuet.hosus p -wools eleosid &eat... 3 0 3 6 ' Do. do. Sboru . never ...... .... 384 10 Ewes awl seeoud alUdli) 44 4 6 Pip .. 38 4 6 Da. o.rearra 3 4 0 Haws lial(..ox•ls 6 3 6 4 TAlntss , 5 6 4 8 Hearts at =arises. 1133; elms, and MAW. 34• 1 0 . . .. ash.. 264 Ms. =5. TALLOW MAkKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm ; the auction prices rule 6d. to 94 dearer. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand iontinnes steady for all descriptions of Hope, and late prices sre maintained. MURRY MARKET. PENINSULAR and ORIENTAL STEAM NAYIRIATION COMPANY. NEW ARRANGEME.472I,X . D . REDUCED FAZES AND ORIPARTURES OUTWARD& --- 1,41114 asd C 1167, vIaI4IIIPT. Yoe Ades, Osylea, Ilatess, r e . w dragspore, sad Hoeg hang, en the 4dt sad 211111 'Wm' month troma evelbeasstes, sad on as lath and Mk tram Itaranlns. a usTKALIA, 111SOAPOSH.—Per Aoalaido, Part Thnip. adry (tesehisg at Ilataial, as the 4th of Hay and 4th W riirj Oareals 1110• 1 / 1 thaveafter trots Southampton, end os the 10th of lisp mad lath of every alternate Manila theteafter from Ilas Y LTA and 1011iT.—On the 4th and lath of way math hum licalan•••••• ad the lath and Nth from Marseilles. MALTA ad COStITANTINUPLE.-016 the 17th of every wrath has *mammals. SPAIN and POItTVGAL.—For Vigo. Oporto. Liam. Calls, marl Walter, Iron BOUlbaStploo, on the 7th, 17th, earl 17th el every ameth. CALCUTTA tad CHINA.— Viaele ol the Oompany ply assoknalty =lanai • worth) between Calcutta, Penang, Yapper% Hoeg sad Shastlas. N.S. -The ease of pangs mosey and height at the Wells ad Huss lime ban bees easkbalelS midland. and may Os bad upon appbattou st the Compare daces. 111, ladestuLottert, Ueda. wad Ortemtal.phise,Soinhameptea. 'ASKS of DEPOSITS and SAVINGS BANKS. INVESTMENT OP CAPITAL. t STIES DESIROUS of INVESTING AIONET are requoted to nowise tbs pan of the NATIONAL ASSURANCESod INVEST MENT ASSOCIATION, by wltka a bleb rate of interest may be °b lamed, combined with perlect security. Promotions and full Warmth* may be bad at the NW, or mai. pan free, as application. PETER MORRISON, Mooch* Digester. 7, St. Marthes-placie, Trafalgar-4quart, London. THE GOLD REVIVER, le. ed. per Bottle. MEMO LICWID SILVER. li. par Pittle.—lbse• bow biwbbabad aed kliOly.palvelsed prepared= nobs OW OW Para aad wers-al PWAd Ankles paw, by a el& amplbetbs— their mambo bi instabt, that abet probieset.-11skyfigebror SMITH, _254 areal (wetly empubb malbibAblosel ; al/ risk DeIi,Leed•MAIIISP; Appleby, Gabe braise; Ookbaba, rsolbssa; Apth, T 7, lowther Asada. rmiaII t SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half aw bum prand biped wales that 1101ILANOW I OIL ram= dragaiarty arsafillag _pawn la tha walk maseaVaa, sad bagairasosaa et Ow limaaa liste, sad Mrs illorallar Ira adinal. Ilis arilialad 011 Yaw allrrasall7 le be dr Oudo4 sal sadsatar to dl Mar wpm. dm Mr tair. It gram* It this Wag ali or turskim - Norstbses est bels—psirst a OW it Issislat - dims d Myr me owl dr dili-ori New It brielesd. ady. sal glory. Its syststra la saw of liddres== sires isml is taw row\ of adidnee. whin:lwo aell =t lo as stistsbare stlir Tar iks• kls kreass dr sisi bids sf sbrolled lead el e = jl Pre US& ard U.; dr* bars Mod to kr isrll). Ma. Si. sr Swift Or dr, 21s. dierr-Os the wow se ISA battle are Ora mak, " Illmarlaadif liarame OW" lama Irss—eslS by A. BOWLASID sad 110/44 de, Illolompaalm i , Law sad b OW War mai Paramus. THE DAILY NEWS. LW= . prim bd. Ma Pinisal Ova. . the M i t TIrMS it sa the Med ee the U. Roos of Great Ihrtiots, M,v era InWellte its braided adeels as" tad an stood sod practisal reform, vbither patithost , moist, et dth emit isad same Mite Oesena lberre s —th the assatay d he Us —4s lbe thithe, trettitel, and leopard& ethrseter silt. Pere* red ie the varied therthethe red ithrefee their_their_ late thy, "'Agway, sad Meati esethrwelal oamm Nis Pew I esththreed. It mein non dettheo Ilth of abithlas dm my ether pew— ee thelsthely mirth resort et sett a tie lathes Sew by refry eseleth thell—wed the all thuy Laths lop" with Set el yew, thildietheyeberth lt addrems INN le ilistha es betas the ddliy blithe the Mein" uraeld., and b theme unskilth. then Ile erimee elletheith ethertlemesth be pretheie la petile Swear le derma by the Yet Min de Men; Meth kr the year Me se the leading larks sloth It sill be sees *et Ws sew (the =lthr pfd Nei meth bed Is there heaths IS throe asthellen Zatabilthsi. illoye bad. Memo Cseesess Marne P.. Munn Law. 1721 1,139,099 DAMT NEWS.. 2.000 lb iribrell miosevis if 161 1 Xes Joalieb• *Bevis. Oils ma* aspemid by a aufasvisacy : •• Ile *ls Nov • is tbi pmpet al ab ibe Gabs isweing PM Foe 0, fret It Isit blvb periaris bisb ibleal Om—ow re vikbiressdissativibe errinseve Üboodboa ilia 11 don, 12 e AM evil= it Wm/ t al abaft. via r imall Wert imobles d Ur usvpird &bp awl vUb Um. Wpm amble d vivoemiselb -ma M • '—vbiolori by goo VVI Mir. Us OMNI UM ass surregorilliil 112 annorsivl 2211•21122. bmieei of Ilsibmier et lisembes tbe Moab= ; an d MOM" Loadre. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, Aatirtapiridal. rid 041=1 Mob; pm, _ _ _ WHAT TO EAT, DiDDr. AND AVOID. n. LNCTIDIS TO TOEING MIN. au HOW TO BE MITT. iv. POLL AND PRTNICArANJOSMILVT OP urs. V. ON SFIXIAL DISISASIL WL TIM INSTITUTES/ or NARRIAGE LIFL DINNAMIE OF IFINTEL TM. rtNAIT DiILiNCELIKENTS,I;;;NIMPATION, ird HiMOIR. UOlllB. I. sa4 MOLISE!, HIM. mi IMXOPLII LIRE. f eai., Is. lITDROPATRY OR, THE OCILD WATER CURL Memo* A. Pawed. all•NOW . ('t, ebn, 1 0, wain. 111 Owsku., sail all loahadirra : or at K. R. Cnlvermalt, M.D., In, lisosiatroia, who may be caaagaliad daily Irani 10 till S. ItYll WI 11. DISTILLATION OF ARDENT SPlRlTS.—Yedeeday, ▪ parliamentary paper was printed, from which it appears that in the year ending sth January last there were die ullcd 21,423.202 gallons of spirits -6,383,276 in England, 9 ,912,218 in Scotland, and 8,117,708 in Ireland. The num ber of nallcre of spirits in bonded stores on the sth January nu 5,908,013. [fideertternseht.] FIFTY THOUSAND CURLS s:nrotry Hazleton by De Ratar's Revatearra Asmara Fano.- Can ASH Fifty years' laiteerDieble mpg ham dyspepsia, herrahm..., asthma, coo", comedgetlee. lerleamee, stems, Mei er et the aceassh, sad rtddeo. hew Wes reemered by De seeditet lead."-Marlt Jolly Wertheim. Lin& sear DIN No= One Rn. 71 of trpip.ta (Ann the Eight lloa. the Lard Stuart It badoe:-. I have deeleed considerable tweeflt :rant your Food, and withww the padmation of thew Ilia. Russet .1- Sold in ureters Jlb., at ; lb., et Roper.reNsid gisality, tab., ▪ 3 : 34 : 3 :h.. 24 45.; the IP and IS lb. estaaters .1••• of names lh P.... ***** '7. Iteher.r.ctrec Ihnflon. (Advertisement.)—}fou.owsv's Pius imve PEE nos. D 4 MOAT Es 111•4141.11 1 / 1 14T eta& 0/ a Lima 0 DIPIAINT OP SOY. TD4R4' `r.smko.-Mr. gifts(' Fiske, of Vela" Se/At. has been 1167 :P1f. 77 77 eePerelp tor more than lbw years bora a dreadttil L weeplalat, an , l although be etpenoe der that Glee npia.ed d r ill for seated ad , le-, yet he R. 14 ch.rivlng to himellt whvterrr abide educed his to glee Holluway'a nee a trial. Three he bleed dila Berber, ctentiet, lip, who can :es ify to the erinderfe lanAeine has perfected by tatted the p:114 rat,-a. a .:7 I r • abort peri o d : an d Mr. Flake 'enemies le the enfiy , i.nit of . 1118 of heshb.- , old be all lldrugpste; and at Predator liullosare "immure; Ell, etrand, Load et. THEE/DAY EVENING. The English stock market today showed a sensible improvement, and the upward tendency reacted on the other departments of the house. General shortness of stock, increased by the failure of two speculators for the fall, who were stated to have been oversold to the extent of 150,0001. and 50,0001. Consols respectively, caused a , sudden demand, which was followed by other pur chases. Consols, which opened 1001 to / for money, and 1001 to I for the 12th May, rose to 101 to - for time, and subsequently recede d to 1001 to 101, the closing cash quotation being k lower than this price, The market exhibited much firmness to the close, notwithstanding the publication in the afternoon of accounts from Constantinople detailing the various demands of Prince Menchikoff—demands certainly inadmissible. It had transpired, however, that some of the Russian houses were in possession of intelli gence stating . that orders had been transmitted to the south of Russia countermanding the naval and mili tary preparations making in that quarter. These contradictory . statements appear to have had little effect upo n prlces, which were chiefly effected by in fluences in operation within the market itself. For sometime past the want of stock in the Consol mar ket has been evident, from the slight difference be tween the quotation for money and that for account, and from the lower value which money has com manded in the house, as compared with the rates current out of doors. Reports that the approaching budget will be of a very favourable character have further assisted the upward tendency of the funds. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. continue to be sought after for investment, and have reached 1031 to 104, being scantily supplied. This stock is evi dently in more favour than the other classes of the home funded debt, in anticipation of the government financial plan being carried into operation. The government broker re-appeared as a purchaser to day, investing in Reduced Threes at par. The offi cial business report embraces the following, viz.:— Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1001, /, 1 do. for account, 1001,101. Three per Cents. It/doted, 99/, 100. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031,1, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 1-16, 6 ; ditto, 30 years, 1860,6 5-16. Bank Stock, 226, 225. India Stock, 260, 2621. South Sea Old Annuities, 991,. The market for Exchequer Bills was again rather better to-day, the June bills closing at 4a. to Bs. prem. and the March 3s. to 7s. prem. India Bonds were not so good, marking 38s. to 455. prem. The business in foreign stocks was very restricted, the settling engaging attention. Spanish declined at the commencement of business, on the intelligence o.• the fall of the ministry at Madrid, but subse quently rallied. The Deferred Threes closed 241 to , and the Certificates 6; to 61 per cent., after being sold as low as 8. Mexican Bonds were very good, and rose to 28 to 1. Peruvian Deferred was also better, and left off 67 to 1 for the end of the month. The Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds of this state are quoted 88 to 89. Granada Deferred ruled at 11 to 111. Greek Bonds were rather flatter at 81 to 9. Turkish scrip remains fixed at its former price, all doubts es to this loan being now favourably resolved. The amount of the bonds presented at the office for payment today was 7,279,000 francs (291,16014, making the total amount presented upwards of sixteen millions and a quarter of francs, or about 650,0001. sterling. The list of sales is annexed : Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 651; ditto, Four per Cent Certificates, 971. Granada One-and-a- Half per Cent., ex De c., 1849, Coupons, 231. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825, 8/, 9. Mexican Three per Cents., 271; ditto for account, 28th April, 271. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 881 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 671, 661, 671. Portuguese Five per Cents., converted in 1841, 43; ditto Four per Cents., 401. Russian Five per Cents, 1181, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 971. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 241, 231, 241 ; the Committee's Certificates, 6, 61, 6, 61 per cent. At the meeting of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, held to-day, a dividend at the rate of 21. per share for the half-year was declared. A report of the proceedings will be found in another column. Australian Agricultural shares experienced a fur ther rally to-day, closing 90 to 95. South Australian Land, Van Diemen 's Land, and the other land com panies' shares were likewise better. North British Australuian left off 13 to la prem. British Ameri can Land rose to 80 to 82. This property it is anti cipated will be improved in value by the construc tion of the Great Canadian Railway now on the market. Australian Bank shares exhibit no move ment. Shares of the Colonial Bank were done at 20; London Joint Stock Bank, 22; London Docks, 124! ; Southampton Docks, 38; Crystal Palace (51. paid), 6; ; Crystal Palace of France (21. paid), 21 ; General Screw Steam Shipping (121. paid), 11. The shares of the Grand Central Railway of France were firm at 21 to 21 prem., and those of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada at 23. to 3 prem. North of Spain Railway shares were quoted to prem. It is evident from the out cry in the Spanish Cortes that the terms granted to this railway are considered extra vagantly good, and that the concession is insinuated to have been obtained by corruption in high quarters, the more especially as the Duke de Itianzares is chairman of the undertaking. A con cession of a guarantee of 7 per cent. per annum, with varions local advantages of importance, certainly appears inexplicably . liberal, at a time when the Spanish govornmeot is exerting itself in an extraor dinary manner to raise a new limn in England on terms far less favourable to the subscriber. As it is understood, however, that the promoters of the new undertaking have in their possession the con- cession drawn up in due form, it is difficult to see what useful end the opposition party in Madrid can attain by their struggle. Notice was issued this afternoon that the subscription list will be closed on Monday; and it was at the same time announced that the deposits will be retained in the names of Messrs. Samuel Laing, NLP., Frederick Mildred, and John Griffith Frith, as trustees for the English share holders, until the company shall have been defini tively constituted and the directors regularly ap pointed. The shares of the Royal Danish Railway were quoted 31 to 31 prem._; Arica and Tacna Rail way, to 3 prem.; Berlin Waterworks, 3 tol prem.; Melbourne locks and Railway, par to e prem. Business in the market for American stocks this week has been chiefly marked by , an increased de sand for United States railroad bonds, the transao lions in state stocks being comparatively moderate. Present quota ions are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: . . llodeeltable. Die Wen Is. Crlots. Coded Stites 3 per Ct. Ed.. 1993 Jon. sod July 97 OS Ditto 11 per Oust Edo. ... 1.103 Jam. sad July 104 103 Do. 6 per Ct. do. do. ... DAR Jas. sad July MI 111 Do. 6 pee Ct. Ism ge0t...1947-111411 lea. sad July *O9 110 Do. ditto . 1061 is.. sod July 103 101 New Turk . 94? 3 pee Cl.. 1084909 • Clo.uterly 99 100 Penns'tennis 5 per Ct. Pak. and Ans. 67 89 Do. 3 per Dent Bonds. 1852 Jan. and July 92 91 MannebusettmsperCt.9ter ling Beale IOU Ay. and Out. 107 i 104 tter)lesd perCt-Stee.Bds — Jan. and July 99 100 runtiala 6 per Ct. Ism St 11274975 Jan. and July 63 93 Winn& a per Cant. Bonds iald Jas. and July 93 las Kentucky 9 per Cent. l9ss Jan. and July 97 96 Baron en, 4, per Cent Sterling Ikeda Montreal City 6 per Denim. 1937-1646 . ti 67 89 New York City3_rwa.st. less l9s6.l97o Gird se y 97 New Odes • City 6 per Cent. Ronde NM Jan. and July 91 92 Pesnaylvania Central tab. 114.9 per Cents mad Reining Bail. ltd. 8 per Ct. Mort gage Bands l6llO Jan. and July 57 89 New York and bele Berea Now York and Erie Seven 1612 ha awl July 10 91 pn Cants, Ist mortgage 1568-1669 May sad Nov. les 189 Ditto seven per cont., ltd mho 1839 Mar. andrept. V khigan Central 8 per tents , alarming@ 1460 AptU and Or. 103 104 Meals , and Aurora 7 per Ct. Ist Mortgap Ode , 1847 Jan. and July 0 86 Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published : 1853. 1852. 1851. London and NorthWertern £44,753 ..£42,320 .. £43,856 Lancashire and Yorkshire 18,220 .. 17,405 16,610 London and South Western 11,019 .. 11,634 .. 9,465 London and Brighton Great Western Midland , , South„Eastern Bhrewshury and Chester 1,838 .. 1,665 .. 1,670 Great Northern 14,426 .. 11,268 .. 8,605 Cheater and Holyhead Shropshire Union 672 .. 633 .. 647 Exeter and Crediton 132 .. 93 ~ Bristol and Exeter Manchester &Bouthiunctioo 668 .. 717 ~ 467 i.tianeas - iire ----- _ -------- _4,632 :: .4:508 :: _3,1128 Hastens CountiasandNorfolk 16,040 .. 15,077 .. 13,441 East Anglian 753 .. 623 .. 641 Kendal nod Windermere blanc.,Sheffield & Liamilask 6,832 .. 6,265 .. 6,317 Oxford and Worcester 1,017 London and Blackwell Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Newcastle and Carlisle South Yorkshire Shrewsbury & Birmingham 750 .. 739 .. 540 Stockton and Hartlepool 2,051 .. 1,508 .. 972 The aggregate results presented by these returns (taking only the corresponding lines), are as fol low : __ .. . Gress amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per ogle. 1853 £207,669 .... 3,8891 .... £63 7 8 1852 191,764 .... 3,780 .... 60 14 6 1851 174,174 .... 9,785 .... 46 0 1 The receipts for the corresponding week of last year included the traffic of Good Friday, which this year fell earlier in the season. The returns on Scotch lines are u under : 1863. 1852 Glasgow and Swath Western £4.756 .... £4,236 Calenonian Edinburgh and Olaa€ow Scottish Central Scottish Midland Junction 679 .... 690 North Bridal Abortisea -- Mir •• • • 1,49 Dundee and Perth 'fio :::: Total The Irish returns are: __ ____ _____ _ 1&53. 1862. Belfast and Ballymena Belfast end County Down 249 .... 288 Ulster Londonderry and Enniskillen 375 323 Cork ■nu Bandon Cork, Blackrnek, and Passage 160 .... 141 Dublin and BelfestJunction B9O .... 738 Great Suuthern and Western THIS DAY.—Two otLocg. The English funds have been a shade flatter to day. Consols opened 100: to 1 for money, and 100! to for time, and after being sold at 100: for each, are now quoted 100! and 1001 to 1, respectively. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99: to 100: ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1033 to „ ; Rank Stock, 225 to 226 ; Exchequer Bills, June, ss. to 4s. prem.; ditto March, 4s. to 7s. prem.; India Bonds, 40s. prem. Business in the foreign house is extremely quiet. Mexican and Spanish stocks maintain their improve nwnt, other descriptions being neglected, but steady in price. Mexican bonds mark 28 to 1 ; Spanish Deterred, 211; the Certificates, 63 to per cent.; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65! to 66 ; ditto Pours. 961 to 673 ; Peruvian Scrip, 31 prem.; Gra nada Active, 233 ; Danish Threes, 85. I Imiarater and Vara.la Li.. irstri: ILaserbir f and Yorlsktr Da NW_ Do. Wel4 ailea44 . osiot. , Leeds PI urtherb . _ LAW= and Lan.,Tilbury.& Southend UAL. Beinhted, a s. Cw laa6se!l.Nerth-West. Do. flAb &.(C 406 ca & Katti.Weiter. _ 1 . 7 • Z Dr, S4O Loodonderty & boleialot landEntlrryili Mask'lles P.. Man.lll thug. Uakor Do. Ulan. Derby • 12 rel... 'Ditto Half shuts— .. lemmarkot The. Isary Ilateasion lfNn.M PfewryWserammisese. N Do. New .. :Nortber• Conde Doke "Ncetb &Wok - . *Alb Devon No. I. Do. A Deferral Do. j II Guaranteed Nunn etaftbrdea,r tforttt Western giff titSll4 R ArciasJoat Wore., t Wolvor. :ice , .•lll Cash.] ... Seatla Ml.ltand h Hiroo, .. IT 9 1i 110 924 994 el ll s 2 .06 • 80 41 3 3 3 4 1 34 8 Els 3 Ili tj• 11l 14 I 31 3 34 1 Ms 33 __ is !jives 7? !jive s 4 3 1 111 cus 151 161 96 91 11 104 101 pm 12101 Ili 11 ffP. II" 91 46 31 AB 1:1 as 19 31. 883 3O al BMs 73 731 48 43 100 Do. LAN.W.Gear. Oki • Strawsbary and Hereford iii. W Marwatiary ants . ka,al C OI. W. Mill.) ... 10 80. Co•ww.sy .., ii direpshire Dawn ... NI South Devon ... ... IMO @oath Eastern... ... In South Wales ... ... le ttt YorkahAßts.rOu • Ditto ditto all Stockton & Malinke SO ',TbaaataLianolhataald 17 I Vale of Ninth ... all : Waterford and Silk all Widetiord aid UarDta. IL went Cornwall ,21a. Wimbledon and Croydon igo , YorlA„Newortheaermait JO Do. do. It attains. 1141 Do.O.N.E.Poreha. IWO 1 York and North Midland dim -- dis 41 4 di. II if 51 4 1 2 2 1 PA 14 95 1 61 63 54 lb /3 76 18 SO 9 10 13 IS dim 994 214 73i Nil 36 174 I 2 1$ 4 4 .., 19 1 ;t, 1 82 34 i 'sr 69 71.1 74 7 a 24 24 3d 110 _L121149 LW= _wc..r.~~rw:n:. ,, ~ • w. M. If I :11 60 6 ~i MILD 104 leS elpiemdele loastioo (Mud toOdelloolsay. CostlisootaelLisar.ir.Ct (lowed to Ot. Northern) l atososetor Os Men ►ore +t ..1 32 24 !(WNW se 0 rrat Yiest•rr Hartlepool Daeb.k Raw. Hewed t. Yk. N. a Ber.) rielleetelby(l.Torkatitda. Da p sham (ditto).. De. alum (ditto) !Lemke oat Groonwiell (lamed to South Snare Ditto Pretences (Cit.) Lora/It Oti.r..lp.fr.Cent 4 laToitt; lin; &if -_ Ma ditto II pa Cat llanek.jlaztoojalatialt (Masi to 1 Att.W.ltad.) Iliddltare and Zama Naiad B r : Stoat& dford (113 a) Darl. Ldartherastattons 3 are , (land to Itaaeouat ,-. Mind Spit ant. (do.) Pronoodt% Ire Ono. tot.. bS.Wealtiono.lllTork Ma II lora (ditto)... _ smilltill Orl l. uusuUtosk Weer Tas= 'Di Owed tio tto Ditto DIM Wilts It Homiest Nina Is Gnat W0bwa1..... 169 114 I Sle 11S 114 14 67 17j 2$ !Si I 4& 23$ 11 114 20 2$ 27 2j Ili 1011 107 64 66 10 151 10 131 1 i die ne IN 103 j le% iD AMON NMI, 7 per IN MANN Itaeller 4 per Ct. 144 if wad eimpose .11 eml Ilemdew . noris k fertit. sod ber. diam l A amdes .! N SeadaellawC 3 4 lo aliP.a. • De. de. (174 7 307 Dad..S (7l. 17a.) 7 par_ T o ll 4 p 110 Wiwi par Oast. Sled 10 lishehltrippAl Md lkeL slraegba i del Desk% teetkeee SIitIISMIS 100;11*. 3 per amt. S deemeldo at 10 per. pm 3 Do. 4p percent. m - 44 .ot.atliaWestra(l., Mgt • !OWeet.llackliantemspe IN Ot. WrAt, reit em. 44 pet. IN Ditto irredeemable 4m .lommtetire &Yorker IN, Ditto G per annelid IN •Lon.:, Briab.Guar.4 pm& IN IDittoPrekrential R. : s ilan.a9thWee•Con. all Londonderry &Cola& all Londonderry& 'llan.roasff.etLir..l4. 10 I Do. New SIO S Do. La W Naryp.b Carlisle. 44 pCt INS e Ditto Preference 30 !tortoni taternion . all De. Guaremr ed pee et all D:.Warener pe 4 , Do. Debentures _ lea'lleeth British ea 'North Staffordshire IN °deed. Worreetrr, a , d Weiver..4ls. fl pse Cent 11 Dit.o ditto ditto II 21 pm i llltreweAllites.MetrGirez., 10] 113 Ilbrese.& Minter( or.W.' I Nln. or, r 1 DI 109 IS I Do. S per 11 pm 9. Loran 143 lip 111 Ditto New all Beath Deters llteediag Ann.)of 11.0.6 i :a 26i ,elLTorkehlra Iperet.Ouar, 131 :04 I iilleterlor,lnhilimuclipAci dis I Pm .l C Tort, News...enc.& osew 1 f,t.M.411. of I.nr.purah. 111 103 ,Ditto 1 `..0 f SI .Torkll7.74id.ll.llLParth per j pot NS 107 LOS ICS IS 10 I i dis 'a 41 31 4 1 4i i la I pet a lai IN lel 117 31 112 t 111 113 4 " 1011 10711 1 lA "a 130 133 10Dj l ir Is, iv tot lif — i Pak PI 6 In 150 121 fr ai 11 I die II I I'm 109 I 25 26 f 7 74 i Ili MN Iffy i 73k I i 70 W Ile • ki q li 1 f pas 14 11l id 1021 1 i MISCELLANEOUS. /to. \ 1%. 1 HZ CU. ''---- 10.PF ITICi', ---- 4a•tr•lisri Agei. — . SOlibit.AnnetiesaLand 1221,71! I N. Brit. Aum. Laud 4:\ I Do. Preferewe ... 150, 6. Neatly. Lwl. , t 41n. 100.0110 I OcuttlishAusi.bs.est 11.700 tt 8. Auotralian Lan4 10.000 100; Vas Diemen's land b:omOnib price. &WIWI. done pot/oddly. todoy. SO 93 97 9 76 b 0 SO 1 1 1 1 0 01 e 61 pm 101 sUpeal 21 n 201 2 11 111 MINES. THURSDAY EVENING There has been rather more demand in the English mining market to-day for the lighter descriptions of stocks, but the heavy dividend shares are very fist, and continue to show a downward tendency, espe cially copper mine shares. The sales include : South Tolgus, at 215 ; Cefn Brwyno, 1021 ; Wheal Trelawney, 671, 68 ; West Providence, 541, ' • Tre mayne, 271 ; Trebarvah, 101, ; West Ding Dong, 12,1 ; West Treasury, 14, ; Bedford United, 10/ ; Hiogston Downs, 5; Wheal Uny, 151, 161: East Tamar, 395., 41c. ; North Buller, 11; Great Wheal Alfred, 41 ; Garreg, 11 •, North Damsel, 11 ; Cwm Darren, 16s. ; Vale of Towey, 11 ; Rorrington, / ; East Margaret, 12, 13 ; ' l'rehane, 25, 27/ • Clive, 4, 51 ; 2s Union Tin Smelting, 21, •, Cubert, ; West Wheal Russell, 2. 6d., 25s ; Aubin Coal and Iron, 21 prem. The Californian gold mining shares maintain a very firm appearance. Agua Fria closed 1 9-16 buyers. Peel River hare rallied to 51 to 61 prem. Generally the gold mining shares may be reported 8 rmer. Nouveau Monde closed 11 to 1 prem.; C. slonial Gold, 2 to 1 prem. ; British Australian, 1 to 1 prem. The " bull account in many of these sh. ares is now diminished, especially in Feel River, the • contango on which fell to 1-32 to-day. Great Nu, ;gett Vein were also sensibly better. Ave:Maria, Lak e Bathurst, and Australian Freehold all are hen; 7. RI tymncy Iron shares, Santiago, and Imperial Brazi lien shares were better. The foreign and colonial copper mines were also higher. Nova Scotia closed 1 11-16 to 1 13-16 p ram Liguanea, 1/ to 2 prem.; Metcalfe, 151 to 161 pre, a.; Jamaica Copper, 6 to I prem.; and Port Roy a l, 3 to I prem. THIS DAY—Two o'C►.oia. Th e wo k, mining share market has been very quiet. p r i ces ' ere generally steady, but in the absence of demand no buoyaney is observable. Augua Fria and C ame , . I Creek maintain their improvement. Australian Fi vehold have been done at dm. Peel River are quoted 5 to 6 prem. Agricul tnrals are not so good, at 87 to 90. Nova Scotia C opper „ am 41 better. marking 2 prem. - - C OOOO 6 k1'.121111 NS. 'Pure Minn. Paid prima dam pollards). to-day. --- 100 00 , 1 Asia Fria „ ma , 3 Ali& Au , Irallsa Gold all par Ipm 100,100 11... %nee Cali. WW" 10,000 10 tuatralaain. 20.000 2* tuatrallan . - 60,00 1 i Australian Oin 4111101 all i I per too,ooo 1 tustrahm r. 441 - all I dl Par I 3 0 ,000 1 Aro Mona all 1 i di. 300,000 i Initial, Australia: ";^!' all 1 i Pal 20,900 ro British iron .... . -- 3 •' 3 8 10,000 36 rtra.41.1.4, (1;....i. ' •_,,r: I _9 3 ,,, 8 . SACO 30 Do.Caromand Cu. "" ... 0 1 6 1 11.000 ao Do. R. John Del I n Ii „ m 3l 710,000 4 zxremen crest... ..... • ••• 4 / P O3 3 4 12,000 ay Cake . ..... aO l7 48 100,000 3 Colon= ....„. 1 2 2 1xII Copley., '4 I 2 3, ', 000 et. Copper Mama o 7 Eng. '1 83 _ B3 5,000 25 Do. Pref. 7, wow. all !II •4 Pr 10,0t0 4 rapt aurtrallaoC.,oprt all : I I 4i. 31 103,000 2 Great Nugget Vein ... an •Pm3l 4 2 , 010 e ID • ies oral 72,011 r .)rant Dothy of Ilarlet all I. Vf Pa 11.097 Omit Polgooth all am 100.00' Lake Bathurst all I: dio 60.1* Liberty 9,00. [Arians all Ili '24 50.avr Loadon&Calllnra. Geld Unarm Cruablairtk, all f i 100,000 Yariquila - all i dla par 2.1,000 1 allezicanantb-Ameriou 9 74 8 1 0 ;ea !few Granada . 78,060 ri0u....0 mom* .... ail 11 1a me 30,000 10 Nova Scotia Minlos and Copper Smelting 5 11 1/ 7 19>,000 6 Port Philip I par Ipm 11 60,600 1 'lmam Kook all par Ima 10,001 30 nhymney Imo ...... . Ditto New 7,00 10 Manisa de Cuba lof 61 74 30,000 I Muth Australian 0.040 10 fin Croft 43.174 4.3.111 !hilted Mamma 70,000 1 Waller - 4 dis 11 m 100,000 1 Waal Granada 100,010 I Was Mawwa all par Ipm 1 , 19,0011 1 Yuba R. SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLN. SHIRE RAILWAY. The adjourned half-yearly (meeting of pany, held on Wednesday, was proceedingg wl terday's rep set was desnatched. The eesult of Mr. Morton's amendment was as follows: Persons. For the amendment bi this com rhen our yes ' the poll on ABA►t Votes. 504 1,711 ulority ea .iost 4.5 1,207 The CHAII,IIIAM ..ntiounced that the directors kad used no proxies. The proxie7 they held against Mr. Norton would have enabled them to tel 2,480 votes, representing a capital of 1,1111,0521. Mr. Moffat's amendment was the put to a show of hands and lost, upon which be demanded n Doll. After a further adjournment the poll was dt clued to be : Persons. Votes. For Mr. Mell,r's amendment 63 1,0.13 Against Majority 53 981 The meeting cone. quently sood adjourned ti the Sth of June. A Tote of thanks was gives to the eltairm3n, and the proceedings termivated at a qutrter past six o't I ck. LATEST FOREIGN: EXCHANGES. tOr Aeouuu.. For ret rAilla CeL4 Arla I 11 11 0"4 . 4 1 5.. L° Bo w 7s '. C 7O .1 '4. 5 per Cents., 1825 99 73';1 ••• pa Cent., 1852 103 OS In 10 103 40 10.1 •• 13 , • 103 13 ter Cents. ler CentnNew Laud ... I • • 3 per Ceuta. ' 10 45 I tO 60 i 00 60 SO 35 , SO J 5 4‘ per Cent.., 11125 99 75 1 1 ,• -•• 44 per Cents., 1855 103 00 I I 303 10 103 40 103 13 . 105 15 4 vie Cents. 31 ea CentaNew Laud I . • Ezehan,p, a londgis 11401414 23 6; 90 dale, 21 83 :. lialitanoperet.l6lo Allonny NAltleo Kenn. — Macey. ' Do. ....... Roman per Cents DJ. 24 . Piedmont p.Ct 99 0 Treasury Bonds ... St ... Do. 3. 16.13 PARie, APRIL 14.—St. Germain, 1,690; Versailles (right leslo. —; ditto (left haply, 350; Paris and Ori• bine, 1,040; PIMA and Roue., 1,090 ; Rouen and Havre, 317 50; Morsedies and Avian. n (Converted; —• Strasbourg and Bak, 330; Nerthera, 906 23 ; Paris and , Lira-bottrg, 645; Puri. and Lyons. 950; Lyons sad Medltemeena. 910 ; Ouest, 767 SO; [Perine and St. Mier to Gray, 550; Paris and Cherbourg, ca s'l Dijon and Besancon 070; 634 73; Mootereau and froyes, 315; Dieppe arid Ferman, 363; Andrenieux and Rowse, —; Paris and Reeauz, 2 15; Bordeaux and Testy, 267 50; Anvers and Gond, • Centre oh Italy, 930 ; Centre of Switzerland, 460; Gradalll4lo sad Biskra, 510. BERLIN, APRIL 12.—Voluntary Loan, 101 1 ; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1830), 1031; ditto (1852), 1031; National I)ebt, —; Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 150 i;. Bank . Shares, 109 1 ,. • ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY. Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of this company took place at the London TIMM, Bishopsgate-ttreet, kir. COLVILLI in the chair._ Captain CHAPPELL, R N., the 'meters, read the report, from which we make the following extracts: " The statement of accounts for the year 1952 has already bees delivered to each of the . shareholders, who, by com paring the same with the preceding annual account, will have been able to ascertain the results of the company's ' operations. It will at once be perceived that a large increase of expenditure has been incurred, occasioned by different ceases. The essirge for coals aiene exceeds that of the pre . vions year to the extent of 49,6741. Os. 9d., which increased outlay has been produced .by working some new ship', of ' more then double the stein, power of those heretofore cm ' ployed, added to which Must be considered the enormous rise in the rate of freight, arlsing from the uepresedented demand for shipping for Australia and the augmented price of the coal itself. The portion of the company's service with Brazil and the River Plate continues to be performed with regularity, and to the general satisfaction of thepuldie. ' The shareholders will bear in mind that this service edited 163,864-miles of steam commtthication to the 393,432 miles previously contracted for by th is eompany,with the addition of only 30,0001. per annum to the compensation granted by the government, thus reducing the rate of pay from 12s. 2d. to th. 10d. per mile. As relates to the performances of the three new steam ships, Magdalena, Orinoco, and Parana, the proprietou will be gratified to learn that their thirty trips across the Atlanfic have Iveraged a rate of speed equal to about ten knots per hour, end chiefly through a winter season; which leaves no reason to doubt they will, under ordinary circumstances, equal what has been estimated for them in the tables of routes ; whilst Lu Plata, having 200 hones greater power, hss of course shown a superior rate of speed. Since the last general meeting the Avon has been lengthened, thoroughly repaired, and fitted with new boilers; she was despatched to the West Indies on the 2nd of last month, to be placed upon the intercolonial service ; and the reports received afford femlident expectation of great improvement in her efficiency and performance. The Clyde likewise has been thoroughly repaired, fitted with new boilers, and will shortly be Atitinned upon similar duty, to which a new ship, the Silent, will be added, the moment that vessel can be completed, which, it is expected, may be accomplished by the end of next August. Contracts heat also been entered into for two additional new ships, one of iron and one wood, to be called the Tyne and the Tamar, each of about 1,850 tons and 400 horser'power ; which, with the Atrato and the Wye, approaching Elmpletion at Greenock, are intended to remedy irregularities, and to place on a more satisfactory Rioting the various branch cemmunications in the West Indies. Thus no less than nine new ships, com prising an aggregate of 20,142 tons and 5,590 horses power, will have been voluntarily ; added to th e strength of the company's fleet, since her Majesty's government enlarged the term of the contract .in 18.)0. The profit, of the past year are such as might have induced the expectation of someinerease to the dividend; but with the outlay that hag already been made upon new ships, the sums still becoming payable for vessels now in course of construction, and the aug mented charges for coals, wages, provisions, and insurance, the directors are clearly of oiiinion that two pounds per share should be the rate of dividend declared upon the present occasion, and they propose that the same shall be paid, free of income tax, on sod from the 19th instant, at No. 66, Moorgate-street, between the hours of eleven and three o'clock." The 611.11 - 18 II A N moved the adoption of the report,obserw ing that that document had entered so fully into all the circumstances connected with the present condition of the company, that it was unnecessary for him to make any ob. ions on this occasion. Captain fingrucan neCanded the motion. The report was adopted, and • dividend declared at the rate of 21. per share. The retiring directors were then re-elected, and the reguiar business terminated. THE EAST INDIA HOUREJ---Yesterday & Court of Directors was held at the Eat Indi► House, witen the new directors elected on Wednesday lent, viz , Henry Alexander, Esq , the Hon. Wm. Henry Leslie :Melville, Major James Oliphant, Heury Thoby Prinsep, E:q., John Shepherd, Esq., and Dudley Cou•ts Marjprilianks, Esq., took the oath and their seats. Russell Eldce, Esq., was chosen chairman, and Major James Oliphaut, depoty-chairman, for the year ensuing. GENERAL SCREW STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY.-- , Ye■terda the half-yearly meeting of this company was appointed to be held, pro fork a, at the offices, Royal Ea chaoge.buildings, but was Adjourned until the 28th inst., fur the transaction of business. 111 E EMIGRANT SHIP CoROMANDEL has left Spii bead for her thstination, H..lwrt Two, an examination into the circumitances of th, leakage raving been previously mado by au officer sent down by the Govt.:inflect Emigra tion Commissioners. ' THE SCREW STEAMER Al:CO.—Thiel large and tine vessel, the property of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company, leaves London on the 21st for a trial trip, with a large party of noblemen and g. ntlemen and the chairman and directors. In order to enable the directors as fur as pOisike to test her etliency before she proceeds to Austra lis, the run will be extvnded t 9 the longitude of Sully, and thence to Southampton, from which port she will rail on tho 4th of next month for Port l'hiltip and Sydney. ADMIRALTY, APRIL I4.—APPOISTMENTS.—Sue gems S4periatendent J. W. Bowler, to Made. Clerk E. Faulkner, to ilostmwen.