The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-01 00:00:00

j a l4 - 46. F••••••• , + . !1•11./W•IIMMIMIRIpar•X . 1 111,1 4 1 TLjtrtsl am.... ••••••• No. 1,775.] RICE % PATENC CANDLE COMPANY.— xuricr. is DRURY OITRN thee en lITRAORDINARY thentllet. mEtrisu or Mon Pant Oisele Omeneor ,stk wee, se {Mirk moefort i btu st the t". 1.• Daiwa. Blehopenne..ften. DAY. the rev ,IneetArt..l the Report or tit) Diger the homes... I. Me* (WM •aie II the mime of O N =t ita. nt C•lll.Ce IVII11.11),411•4 flipeOlallf "Keeler thereon. 11;t1. Is untrr;it,. oc. PliAll i titn *ARVIN, antrum. J P w ILSON, elesagtog Intake. 'TIE MEW ar FIFE'S I I CANDIJS 01/311•AET. inegored Provisionally:l c a sni A'n' i on. is lo,noe Shama of SIG wish, to he Is mimed t .io.ooo if umpired. nFiv f from :•t U.rrrto ant Pnee's P. Cana. Compeny to the A lncetaug of Proprietors. tieltemied lhe the lith day M Up, l• Ite don L o t annual report to the repeleri‘lhe &ern Ara IM d 00 e.... eore.-.W he rhea on irverel fear araker vet am: b... 1 the Company would be lea emillerild by am= peso . ly rot 00.1 hater terms • rereard anal „, ,„,, poet' might reed. r Nether miluelettliamMetaa With the n teat , * owl lacer ty of the esistmg rate iddentillee." mi. : , the r • soott os audr. th • dueetors merely • pelt.: ot pr... • .MON‘ the currency of the gip ea hut A. to OPVIT• Its Company's MMUS@ her re „, ro A tooth , . t• a combination Of Areal= tarp. e 1.4 mr. at etre:wove, di a highly stollol trade Berle ~tee:,.elite altogether. ittenintan. es have b ...ever occurred elate the menial' whkk tot th. land. To A. the conelovion that the tater,t• .4 the will he al. .8 red an 1 itre.:red by placing th. C . piny Us oath a 10 4,... a. •VI ruin.' it at say aorta to rug down tts prim to the woman Low ...toll:awn. of Fr. itch amain have bees made Ws ibis 0 0 6, unnofvetured at a comparatively Net, yet I. ma a want' 6' WM veld avowedly without pt4l4 be the rat az..o.ct ,4 n-rx. by ttos iller~ of mar, the ot the Area h la t.riva ape that per et Sr pal m = .otd Yreer, ,heybeve tartitad thaw deratille ra:•.4 Om tampons's@ adios awe posirt yam aserpliily= N -I dd A CA.13.1.T.5b4 ;alai 111 op ttbem. I totem.- • in,' tor n meet. maem IMMO lie 01111.111117 wr ;Mimeo e ag. la Purr bel have ant yet beta rear eat thin or 0 hum wale. The hear prate resew prier Ye sew tho 0. re Pond to the Carry. red the ensee ire.' tow ...moral with • vim merely to the proteetlea elr the I writ 04 tie 'Array. tat uaimately daidded tit de• e...nt a any rate the prat. p I'VE on rum& d port W. r im' to remezplan lion. and partly ea mennit et Lk,. 40111• nal which the Eremak pert t. have rill to rag wham pr,.'..apt o• ttva origrwal tam Iv at prevent daubtful. Ttp ry tor. ar of pane aware that e lailineWthred P eon we to the tlanpay•• palm' prormon a Velum cannot be kW, Imp a ; 1 ,1 WY Mt. country. but the expense awl &Scully of tibia l... 0..•..1 It by the INCeMaity d obt oiling eti dn.n t. 0 ,0 40 .00try, ttLe the !minors wesild be Kl.al to re tort • the tea taloa to import by • reduction of priors, a the redee m. • 0 .11e0, 4. m they heiiew it may with advantage rather than in) as. ens,. dry'• income. Pron.. the WWI Mai frame the Directors hove had within the Lot Ira • ammo trip '.lOOOO quarters of much likely to lAN at b w.. Mud llan OM coupon, has ben or is benitrattempted to be brave. armsoily upon the prodta divot. by this tbrapany. Amy new cou.ory • mild o' emcee have consilerable myitOl, sod would be pairw w mead it ia 4tigalma mg (hosteler satiatomory the revolt' large eltewuTtllTs by our 0 miXot• The lime.s. es. wink ready to maintain by law the rights of the pro. pron.., aro yet serf =Oar to avoid no unpleamnt • necessity by moot.: the indueelneat to felrlnge their Elamis. The premetetm• wtll fret with them th t e many thouvand p.m& which • really detereatool enenmehment noon the &Wawa's patents aueld soon nut 0•0 y milto •611 he 100 Letter expended as pat of V. capital pe•emn t 41131.1.1.1 in Pilly lop.' the Kamm, so so to bring the protons .luen to a • 0421 of demonica tuck as to tare the feet of thrw I. tom patent erre to be any element in their prin. Unait r Ito re cireuentasem the I .treetors, aft. r • earthd nerd of all th. ,f pot esprrir.ee of the edicts upon theft trade worded by mie.a.tion ot price., lute iim.r.uarnwly that it is expedient to Ali 1 ma ore the rim of interierritte Ind 001.1•Wilit btlga tre I. the lelleetted mere: Toe omt nine ot u.s company'e patent preennee erior r no.* of the primmer es are aware, In thew tearfiners Orr ea, hey maternh boWeerr soft, dark coloUrfell, and rem usdblin ele • lord •MI std pure canal* Materiel, permed it arab cheery Me then that it tar any Ware Waal* pod adirbil sis he peo.bod. Of .11 the Wan. fa.ty samara la Irish the prior haw her app bd. that of which tree le lie Impel tad rat ardell at • law&diet le per al, of Air der Vier Wee ere WIN= astaselly imported late tW wane, EMS the ear el/Mr The ear ot ohm material ft ea my re* roma he fhb...ea the Qmpany's ,'reams, Mot ISM eliblet lia erMrweo asequidely rtemiotent rah any andirtehle pet dike ispid nier adom to othereoc teemed. Ea the whale pewee et the Or prierat terra sire for only about a err pet al slistaa a aartatiaa. the immesh mad admit Mehl w aew Piety mt.*. 04h ad Or pre dry papeellardie ea& eihs• mil Is pulled wit- WPM& einnely IMP hie Alike deed Mir. Of raenestgerer liwrevato, dna* um it. A l l i AU =.....i...11.11111411 the whole lesion of pry neturr rid he is la eit min d the tee Limped. the briepides d es pis ell The Mbesees up trier ,ef admen the gm tired easet&P alas ameadwa weld to Met Leaped, oad the imeimend the wide theme et mete ea a Med pahiplor s =eel el the Leiden usele. raid Is et the tau eadoild, see derliusitil tidied ell= pot eapedire sod unh deaddi eip:111 aide es dompay la soniddllitesisie draye Ilia. elf b Illib Med IA and Us =beak awl ot PA it es talk l idd iva r i bika• would In aped etwe sew welt Aloes leoloallooldlis po weil Alldnali a = IP the Idris lopersdea el pie no seine sad la Unioa sades rale The odes _died le es anted it es was wilatid eel and et towed~ded Weir allireade. by the add. et vete .Ite awimitied emerlia l uspleae arka. al liewyse • l trade. se summed with • drier imind Marne Ws. The weed de hot men thee phut kit mei lathe mew ilea et thie re int el Mord wide hat dad Oak elisiseb. et ert. red le herr by the rider el IMIII. It terror be apard hew re perialelderfere re belle aired. Tr mild ef the prat Compaq tandele SUR dim•id MO for, an .hLIT :ea per are b• been peed • Thi• c 4.44 bre ready rid emery* the l treben c= b l: re • art elr with • goer angina el Step* tie If nquwedi Welled he Ammo at La ear. • The too Commies TB he =airmen! by it el pahrred ant year, on which*, Sig oboes eg the readded Oempay win ho MOM r -led to the Cuero et the Orepay, AA ps mat pale bed wed= et el err Ike Med peel= d pi abate peal by the art Mime vil err tee at d lee isa. len lase the ember d es mil dreilmilop hat Al be edam ed Its. the pied sad pee adieds. &a the plebe dam et law deesto will be he the IPA at the sow as met we et Soil pre. wham the he • deed plum le the ant OM da reedirre of die pude' phi by Ode The taw tionsida idsmaided A e obi Ye id Imeilds mine Y the =se NA as OAP de nit 'NAY the dead at PAIN Amid 11111abe the MAO prli► watery .anon. re be paddies A he diele kr se ratter ardweert barn Me re Armor In Ike pre. MN, event it the Mt bees AA; awl Ur mad le=sedi arrarponeete Abe terrile die preplan here dry blad theneelds les Oak time • duped JD Abe phl psi we don, and two zoom!he amid AI la Woad toy Wed leL Ifwealt weal, glide es dimatift rider le the antral et the =lbeady ea al Limpet Amiliad sesumporele a evile Me Pea bl dhe peptides ea the lade hilideh aill ea Ulh= l. Lemke apft lb. NIL Cirluse. HEMEL'S TOILET ♦U(LOAR es exhibited is the • Crystal Pasco) le far , Eau de cologne as refreshing lotto& for the nrrielar went, n *weft ' n powerful dielateetaat re elck.rooore. Prt , Wel dot gotroolso of combat Pm= to Qom , dleappelided will dr progdradeas sold odor the dm. /tin N. par . Nubia . of ill wham otoo It of the ale proprietor, auutu, Perfe=rr• .at, Looks. 1,41 lb epee sad Waves. J. lA. Omits gratis • tow =OW d, mks, worrostod to *WO tithe wav It. ad was widow's awl WWI lalo NEW IN TAP WitAITIMI ito topooodo the boollotrothod • odor owpoth a• Id. led s. paw mkt& no N e w. OIL MOW PLO. lo Is the Omit 111•81•• ft. O 2ntri Jut lbw sad Chispor baths. prbeir.; ar, by pwybr UAL CE of LIFE; or, How to bye and Whit or Uwe lar ; with sue* rib: br Dirt, Regimes, dad • treether with haiWue6sar rw seeriring ;orbit al E: 7.udi aM etaint h s g e sl a r wlli bm = si eler c u ll: tly a 666, by D 6 ems Aubwr iri nt u t &A . M. 116 6L A NIMICAL IZIATI6II re red COMITI mufti. WlAgllO64 *lb MOW Olorratims, Martrated Nth Aelriad Mks bi smi llp i t Mire& Thar ton% imailmitem 6 se th. noir . 6 .6.16 r mit atoms tolowltoto. 6 66 w um ausiorm demo elswoor net km the mires ilborthws . 6 1•Wri le orb lib WWI he boa Ile ISOM whisk lad %Mr OIMIMille. all 6666 barwri Orb preame, rod the mum re he Pribrid. Loehr: Josia ldi a i lk • Thrash a otiold. tittoli Mu% SO INA lodwillwt: TEETH rd HEALTEL—A good set of tee* w tonee lbemable May their preen. as of ems Wirst logeibmw ei t= e both rtyarib tbe puma Webb be the pow 10.11, and the rams. quo* yourbs d pl. irreent Mu& Arai lb. various pre =MINA by dm) IKWILMItYr ODoziTo, or Pearl almlb emebi~la ft aping iiimbsebblay. tariff- Ism Os tuft Mir kiwi yodel al NIL it will be byrill wadlialy War mod seuselber. lopyt pyyyt-Wie vibibure by dr ammelyg derliss, num gas d biallyiem dym, maw thy paw Omani M. sod Ow la Or *pa Intly to reli sesbeiss td kya lesmalli Meow bays* soislary awl wiry tot* Initb. Wks ILI* pee Ws. Illymyket modem Imlisiltey. llis porter snide boy Oho Yids, "4 lOW BM MIK 110, bI ....de,' yagesysi ea Ilbe damp Abed asasb. OM* , ybd by elkailiend polymer& 121/4111M1 1.110 VIMEOAI Fountain at the oideder to asp inn on refn OAK nein InMee. sad I kr apsilimels fa 04 11111116L'I HAIR DYE al Is port eons oho an 6illy ,: thellsetlee prep one of teat d 4 eon loneffog to ba bed o P • ) ebooden ar of • lUD 114 Gernoin ARLOW'S NEW IN- " i -,.-.-. - - r _ JB VENTED Mr -ACTING SYPHON AP. &EQUINES NO % ENT.PEO " 1 1 lki i Prevosta ale, beer. eider. or other Nom iW . ee... . has beirembhe 4t or acid geo effeetually 3! .' • that the WI tot Shall be dawn swedes v- . A I , • 1 .-T- _ 1 lam —... _._._.. 4 "I I t I r lbe fi t; woreeseed to rogay Its ewe IA 3 ' IL • • Olge mks GI W ; ;cies es. 6d.; dim g kr sherry, be, fs. ? A 11 :11 — ift i wb.. " L e's " ft 171= * t the r es NV el i t=f i Llikbliellbsl4 6 . =g6 Ms Or NA loan Oriwir 'I le NJ *eel; mimes of lop le trod seam dram astir. JAMIE lIMIWW, It Lht MMus elene.a ampissbeasegt Gimped . Int Pith Ida mar. sad rlds.r. JLIIMICOMIIINIWEINDLI-RUBBER keeper • Alll.lllOOll to 71da wool mod natal ankh may ao ?" I be wog slowly as am warn Air addo% or as a led ei lleti mak ail or -,. 411 .. my !at `- { flgaCholrisallog boys Mt. stilt teat oohed OD dio r Annette Cam Mos, lent harts* • ma lowiog Z i r e sear ic It nu.; : / i the boy Obi they at 1 it pksaute to any ........, =of tightue , s, * ' They th to say angle. • knew ix \ • i p ascribed handout , ~, p• % Be the. ' • %., 'P robbery lib ...- vv , up. 1 o ill . 4i.r . Annette ...... qIII - to go h .......- we ; 101 nod, sti ~-," you; . 11 Invents win find thin article • dinirattly adapted to great ewe awl went al comfort, either one be 9 or soh. oonveye VULOINIALD INDIA-107103ER MOE MOO for breweries, al to wl gre.eogtuea, watering gardens, distributing Maid manure, Nod Mai- should t We gas tot Ans of r.di. us binds for vas and sorrieat purpo.es. the hole Portable hrlia.robtxr Mower and Sponging Mahe, Waterproof Fishing Boots, Air Cushions and Bed*. mule see else to order. on the I All orders addrensed to JAMInt LYN E HANCOCK, Indiedubber attentio; manufactory, I:leaven-road, Leedom. will meet with iminsed'att stench. natation. pieces, t AUSTRALIAN LINE OF PACKET SHIPS, It BY DI KY DWI. Traders foe VAN DIEM MPS D. PUNT PHILLIP. ADI AUATILAIAA. Jr —Thaw *kw dl4l Alpo in all of us AM dais, bine wt slmAt !wean 4,4" , t0as powsgres. sad impromesto win • - awe ! ftaol onerettan. I rowrem. KATZ THOM AS LOWlIT NS i.TATESMAN I L .B. Oaten . 'Tort netts liar II /Or farther pariesess slyly to Um twenties& Who ars sow neatly arnsteblai a seemsnat of evens. Orsbelan steps (rinier mins) to each of the Antralbut Wastes. es. MARSHALL sad LIMULIOS. 34. INESINII464OIIIIIt ALLISON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte lamawaarem 41 awl 71, neamt.etr, et, removed from delFilielt and Membreet. el Aleoroftlin ot the brat work man* ler WA 1111111. and IMPORT:\ 110 N. lastimests =hale SWIM Ya (awry equate* sew) to be sold at a eon reihmlea.—liesai-hand reiaelarte• by venous makers at low prima Zbe Court. It is understood that the court mourning being announced so short a time before the ensuing court ball, Her Majesty will dispense with its being worn generally on that cicalas. This permission, however, will nut extend to the memben of the court. Ile geese had a dinner party on Thursday at Bucking- Um blase. The company included the Duchess of Kent, the Be d mid Countess of Ellesmere and Lady Alice Eger ton, Borosors de Speth, Lord and Lady Lyndhurst, Lord and Lady Colborne, the Right Hon. Sidney and Mrs. Her bert, and Colonel lien. C. B. Phipps. The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, and the Prin. eess Alice, left Buckingham Palace at 10 minutes before 12 o'clock yesterday, for the Royal Academy, in Trafalgar square. The royal suite consisted of the Mistress of the Robes, the Countess of Cbarlemont (Lady in Waiting), Lady Caroline Barrington, the lion. Matilda Paget, end the Hon. Mary Seymour (Maids of Honour in Waiting), the Lord Steward, the Muter of the Horse, the Vice.Cham- Weald, Lord Polwarth (Lord in Waiting), Lord George Lennox (Lord in Waiting to his Royal Highness), Sir }A ward Bowater (Groom in Waiting), Colonel Wylde (Groom in Waiting to his Royal Highness), Lord Colville ' Clerk Manisa (Equerry in Waiting), and Lient.-Colonel F. H. Syr's= (Equerry In Waiting to Ms Royal Highness.) Hr Misileety and Priam Albert were roodred in Trafalgar-' =by Sir Clads@ Leek Iler a Pisiiient of the difmillAy, vibe insiested the and Priam dien the temeseellegteme et the lies and rime, Albert, MUM the royal suite, Tetatest in am anises@ is Buckingham Palace at two o'clock. Prises Lieber the Princesses Helena and Lemke took a dries la an Spa meelege and four Icsterday idesie Tie Queue eel Prime Albert, with Mrs Alice and the Primus )Aces, took a dries in an ogee carriage ant yestaday disuses. Lord Colville sod Lieut.- WNW P. H. ilermer, the Equerries in Waiting. asmadied se beimback. y east Prince Albert, with the Primes of Wales and the Princess Royal, attended by the Countess of Climehment, the Hon. Matilda Paget, Lord Polwarth, Lord Colville. nod Lieut -Colonel F. H. Seymour, honoured the perfornumse of the Frerch plays yesterday evening with their premises. The Duchess of Gloucester visited the Duchess of Kent yesterday, at her reddesce, Clarence-house, St. James's. The Duchess of Kent, attended by her Lady in Waiting, the Baroness de Speth, and Sir George Couper, honoured the Princess's Theatre with her presence last evening. Mr. Ilincks, of Canada, and Mr. O. 11. Chandler, of New Biunswick, had an interview with the Earl of Derby yes terday, at his official residence in Downing-street. A deputation, consisting of Mr. Crawford, Mr. Ould, Mr. Crane, and Mr. M'Olarhan, had an interview with Sir John Pokington yesterday, at the Colonial-office. Despatches were sent yesterday from the Colonial-office to the Governors of thel.lorth American Provinces. De. spetchee were received yesterday at the Colonial-office from the Governors of New South Wales and the Falkland Islas& (From last tfirtit's Gaulle.) LOAD CIIAMBERIAIIett °ince, APRIL 30.—Orden for the court's going into mourning on Sunday neat, the 2nd of May, for ha lata Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Baden, Me .—The ladies to wear black silk, fringed or plain linen, white gloves, necklaces, and earrings, black or white shoes, fans, and tippets. The gentlemen to wear black full-trimmed, fringed or plain linen, /black swords, and buckles. The court to change the mourning on Wed nesday neat, the bth of May, via. —The ladies to wear black silk or velvet, coloured ribbons, fans and tippets, or plain white, or white and gold, or white and silver stuffs, with black ribbons ; the gentlemen to wear bl a ck coats, and black or plain white, or white and gold, or white and silver stuff waistcoats, full trimmed, coloured swords and buckles; and on Sunday, the 9th of May neat, the court to go out of mourning. LORD CHAYBERLAIN'S OFFICE, APRIL 7.—Notice is hereby given that her Majesty will hold a drawinproom, at St. James's Palace, on Thursday, the 13th May neat, at two o'clock, to celebrate her Majesty's birthday. N.B.— The knights of the several orders are to appear in their collars. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, APRIL 26.—The Queen has been pleased, on the nomination of the Earl of Sand. wish, to appoint Francis John lielyar, Esq., one of her Majesty's Honourable Corps of Gentleman at arms, vice Joeeph Skip Lloyd, retired. CROWN-OPPICE, APRIL 30.—Members returned to ems in this present parliament. City of Worcester : William Lsalett, Esq., In the room of Francis Raiford, Esq., who has accepted the dice of Steward of her Ma jesty's Chiltern Hundreds. Borough of Tavistock . Samuel Carter, Eq., in the room of John Sainsbury Trelawney, Esq., who has accepted the office of Steward of her Ma. jesq's Manor of Ilempholme. DOWNING-STREET, APRIL 29.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint Samuel Wall Jones, Esq., to be ColonW Surgeon for her Majesty's Settlements on the Gold Cart. CoMMISSION NIONED BT THE LORD LIEUTENANT or Ilasuotirrusatau.—John Jones, Esq., to be Deputy Eirm•••kawt ----- COMMISSIONS SIONLD BY TIM LORD LIIUTINANT or MotcroonnaysNutn.—George Henry Robert Charles, Viscount Benham, to be Captain ; Edward Peel, (hat., to be Lieutenant, in the Montgomeryshire Yeomanry Cavalry. WAI.errICE, Aran. SS. red Rest. et Drag. Oda—Litst. J. et.. maim to be &di., riot Hari. lend, peen. to en Wt. e repay, ettaent per. Ith Inetiele.—Liesc J. ii4CDOPNILL Wass le be atpL, by oar., else tribe vet.. ; Onset G. M. Meneem to be beet , by per., else II 10th Unlit Drans—Smand Lisa. V. RUM, trans the Ceylon Rile lobe Genet, bylaw.. vise Iheehon, vie Ms. let Reit. arr.—RW*2 C A. MUM le be Wet, by pat., else Ayteets. 414::11m. W. Women, ram Me Mk Y., to be me., rim (Amer, le Me 7kli r. 301/1 T —UIO/1. LY. 1 1 11111.11 T t 0 OW, by per , Mem Me tel.. ti.. F. C. Emu sew Wet., by per., vier Ablpiry. 011 F.—Maj.-om. 0. A. Mareasiew, CC., to be mi. Ace Lieut.- Oes. Sir J. Haney, it.C.11., are. IS F.—Lbet. T. 004100 to be rept. by pew., IdOP M. 007. 140 VOW; I. C. A. N. 0011VA0T10 10 Hem, by per., rice !mend. YAM Y_-9mriermaffilar-errit. J. Hoc Deems to be querteneseler. Wee Iletim ree 710 F.—Boa. W. Cuomo. trem tie 4th It., to be ene., vice Vllsalett, p• Wee *1 Nib Liout..Col. J. Clll4O/1 to be tbret..eoL, wititost per., .he OwYy,ep Iseyeetmer M b Game of a reeraltuer dietrkt ; Wee. H. IL LOlrtli to be reelor, without per., . le i Creegb ; Viva. J. 11. Kiser to On ett.tt whitest par., floe Low* ; lbw H. IL. Jaime to be lieut, erttbotat per.. elm Ktrby. Itifie Ibitypiberllree Wet. L 1411/010AT1 to be eipt., by per , vies Worm, whit Me.. Nee. Lint. I. W. 11.uovi le to arstAleti., btR,IWi LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY &MP.— 8rew...001. R. V. Deemer. from We Mtb Y., to be 101.011d141 geld cam of a reersitiog district. vie Daris t dee. Ussrescress —Ueet F. tisvii.esti, from the STd Dm. Ode., to be copt., witboet par. —..sinunDINARY MURDER AND ANNIHILATION or Till Boni.—The Bordeaux journals contain the follow ing horrible story :—At the end of October last a sum of 900 fr. was stolen from the house of M. Mann, an cirque' of Hasa: the thieves being a public-house keeper and his wife, a peasant, and M. Matto •servant. Alter the robbery the thieves went to the public-house of the slurried couple, which is situated at some little distance from the town, and partook of breakfast. In that house lived a girl of the town named Annette. Whilst the parties were at table they complained bitterly that they had any been able to steal 900 fr., though they knew that M. Mans W 10,000 fr. in his posse ..ion, that sum having been IeMIIM with him the day before. On this Annette rep for what they hail done. "I am only a lease tic," sad she, "aid yet I would never commit a robbery." This declaration terrified the thieves, and to primed the girl from denouncieg them, they resolved to laa her. Meantime the gendarmes having obtained informable at the robberi t; coannenad a search after the thieves, owlet day is two r they mode a descent in the pulalitobsun, whit* was gas of notoriously bad cha Ome four persons was arrested ea suspicion of Not sowing Aaaette, the gendarmes asked sane of her, sad the publio-boassi keeper rep had bees spending ems days with her family, afterwards loft for Bargianal. Things remained la this stabs until Ewa* Monday, when the tumour spread in the town that Annetta had been 'murdered. It appeared, cm that the we age 4 batmen 19 sad 14. of the keeper bad, tvlibligaggeg in the house with wale We - , II • 1111.1111.1111 P p'elg and Mid, " I to set say*** cooked in that pot." " Why se?" he was naked. " Bemuse It was in that ley lather cooked Annette !" On this the bilge left him, saying, "As your father killed we will not play with you!" and they on the fol heft refused to allow him to join their plums. When Me bay's strange remark was mentioned to the gendarmes, they at once proceeded to arrest his father and mother. They then called on him to tell all the knew. He said he knew nothing, and denied that he had used the language ascribed to him. The gendarmes, to (tighten him, placed handcuffs on him, and thr,ateneil to convey him to prison. He then made this statement: "On the evening after the robbery I heard a piercing cry up stairs, and I went up. 1 opened the door of a room, and saw the body of Annette lying on the bed without movement. I wanted to go in, but the persons who were there prevented me; and the peasant, one of them, pu>hed me away; sad, giving me four SOUP, said, We don't want you; here are four sous; be off with you.' I went sway. In the night the dead body of Annette was conveyed down stairs, and her murderers deliberated as to what should be done with it. Ono suggest d that it should be placed in a hole to be made in the wall, and that the bole should be plastered up; but this was objected to, on the ground that freshness of the mortar would attract attention, and that besides the corpse would cause a strong stench. At length it was resolved to cut the body in pieces, to separate the fleet' from the bones, to boil the flesh in • pot, and give it to the pigs to eat, and to burn the Mmes to ashes. This was done. The bones, to pre vent any smell, were steeped in quicklime before they were burned. The pigs devoured the boiled flesh with vo racity, and some of them died after from excess. My father and mother, the Kuria, and M. Mono's servant, took part in this horrible affair." The law aulhoritics are now making a searching investigation; they have already dis covered the clothes of the gal, and in the ashes of the grate a human tooth. The ashes have been carefully collected, and are to be analysed by chemists. The sensation which the affair has created an the peaceable town of lams is immense. CLERICAL. 1, 1852. s ea. Roy. Charles James Starling, to Newton-upon-Trent Vicarage. Lincolnshire; value, 1561., and residence; patrons, Dowager Lady Kinloch and Mrs. Minst e r. Rev. Bowyer Vous, Perpetual Curate of tit. Peter, Yar mouth, to the Chaplaincy of the Military Asylum, Yar mouth, Norfolk ; patron, the Secretary at War. Rev. George John Dlouiheld, to North Tidworth Rev. George If. Connor, to St. Thomas c., Newport, Isle of St fight ; pat., the vicar of Carishrooke. Rev. Robert Henry Dories, to St. Luke's c., Chelsea, Middlesex. _ Ile. Thomas Talbot Day, to the head latutership of Nutt 'rich GINOIIOII7 School. Rev. David Edwards (rector of Festiniog and Maea• twrop), to be chaplain to the sheriff of Mellon. tl.shire. Res. Charles Joseph Goodhart, to Park Chap. I, Chelsea, Middlesex ; patron, Sir J. D. Paal, Dart. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, APRIL 30. APPOISTMENTs.— Lieutenant 0. M. Jackiwn ; Second Mn.dcr Goldsmith ; and Masttrs-Assistant A. J. Dewar, to l'oreupine. Assist an:-Surgeon G. J. A. M'Cullagh, to Neptune. J. liellaway confirmed Acting Boatswain, to Neptune. !ARY COMMITTEES. RAILWAY BILLB.—The committees on the follow ing bill' have reported them to the Irmo. :—ltaidern Union and Oral Northers, Middieshoremh sad Oliosborough, Load's sad North Wasters. aad Railway Passengers As. l arrtmantimr efalse have beset proved in Mr. Bernal's anamittes :—St. Heleit's Om, London Oas Light Company, Clarawn's Patent Flax Company, London Corporatioa, Aberdeen Boys and (}iris Ilosuital, Imperial Peat and Parabne Company, sod Portrush Harbour. The committees Fitting yesterday were thcae on Preserved Meats (navy), Indian Territories, Industrial and l'rovident Partnerships, Customs, Outrages (Ireland), and Ventilation and Lighting. k carras AND PILL likasouk.—The committee report the promoters have withdrawn this bill. MONEY MARKET . FRIDAIr EVENING. The market for the home funds was weaker to day, the uncertainty that prevailed relative to the details of the budget being made use of to depress prices. An impression was also prevalent that the government do not contemplate the employment of any future surplus in tho pur chase of stock, an operation by which the market has so long been benefitted. Consols for money were I sold as low as 991, but a rally subsequently took place. and the price closed at 99; to 3 both for cash and the 11th May, being about „ worse than yester day. A parcel of Reduced Threes was again taken off the market, at the price of 981, by the govern-' ment broker. The official statement of business comprises :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 993, 1,1; ditto, for account, 993, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 981„ New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 1001, „, 4, 4. Long Annuities, 1860, 63, 4; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 6 9-10 ; ditto, 1860,1 7 1-16, 7. South Sea Stock, 1103 ; ditto, New Annuities, 983. Bank Stock, 2191, 2201. The quotation of the unfunded securities is still I falling. The March Exchequer Bills were for a time dealt in at yesterday's reduced quotation of 680. to : 71s. prem., but closed only 675. to 70s. prem., being I a fall of 4s. since last Saturday. This decline, fol lowing_so quickly the redaction of the discount rate of the Bank of England, would tend to show that the Bank action has had but very little effect upon the value of money in the open market. The June bills are quoted 625. to 6.55. prem. India Bonds are marked at the reduced price of 80s to 82s. prem. In the foreign stock market the settlement of the account was brought to a termination in due course, and few transactions were entered into for the new account. The chief feature is the continued decline in Peruvian stocks, traceable to the fear that the , monopoly of the guano trade hitherto practically en joyed by the Peruvian government may be interfered with. Mexican Bonds were firmer, reaching 341. , It is stated in the despatches from Portsmouth that H.M.S. Driver has brought in 68,141 dollars from the Pacific on dividend account, but nu notification of its receipt has been issued by Cul. Facia. It is , justly urged by the bondholders that on a point of so much importance to them us the question of pay- ' ment or non-payment of their dividends, they ought to be promptly informed of each successive remit- ' tance as it comes to hand, and of tho aggregate amount available for the dividends standing at the ' disposal of the Mexican agency. In other stocks ' little change occurred, as will be seen by the annexed list of actual transactions:—Belgian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 973, 3. Brazilian Five per Cents. (Rothschild's), 99. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 14th May, 783. Chilian Six per Cents., 1023. Danish Five per Cents., 101!. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Ceuta., 62 ; ditto Four per Colt. Certificates, 931 3. Granada Deferred, IQ, Mex ican Bonds, 341, , 1, .1; ditto, for account, 343 ; ditto, New Three per Cents., 27 28. Peruvian Actives, 1011, 1001; ditto I)eferred Three per Cents., 601, 60, 611. Portuguese Four per Cents., 373, 38. Sardi nian Five per Cents., 97, 964. Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account, 471; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 21;, 3. Venezuela Three-and-a- Half per Cents., 49. Another important remittance of Australian gold is to-day reported to have arrived off the coast by the Kate from Sydney. The amount is stated at about 200,000/. Other vessels are shortly looked for with further large supplies of the precious metal. The quotations of foreign exchange to-day did not vary much from those of last post, and the business transacted was not important. Short Paris was a shade higher, being done at 25.40 to 45 for short, and 25.571 to 60 for three months. Amsterdanis again showed a rising tendency, leaving off heavily at 12.2 to 21. Hamburg continues in fair demand, and was negotiated at 13.101 to 111.. Frankfort remained at r2i i to 122. I sfils on :Way were dull, but Genoa was somewhat - higher at 21.571 lb 623. Paper on Sicily, Spain, and Portugal was dull at previous rates, and the transactions effected were in favour of buyers. Bills on Vienna were a shade lower at 12.27 to 33, and on Theme 12.30 to 35, at which rates but few transactions took place. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 24th of April, is as follows: , T for the week ending April 24,1851 ItT/4 kZ?. Dent.— t Other hactuitir t',1441.P. Gold Cols and 831114 a 19,oss.rs Alia bullion • . oo.rtr.ummt firetultles Wit C 13.315 779 10,..Kn0 Cl 9 Not,. Uold awl Sliver COID [THREEPENCE. THIS LAY. This bring the day for the Two o'CLott. - of the half - , striking of ta. yearly balance at the Bank of England, the transfer edicts of that cstalllisluneut are c l ose d for business, and the day is consequently observed as a close holiday on the Stock Exchange. We have heard the price of Consols variously quoted at 99i to 1, but of course this quotation is non-official, and cannot be relied upon. COVENT-OARDEN.- 7 THIS DAY. - . The market is will supplied with vegetables and fruit. English Pine-apples reality good prices, as do also hothouse Grapes. Dessert Pears are now confined to Beurri Rance. A fcw Court of Wick, Newtown Pippin, and IteinetteUris Apples may still be obtained. Oranges are plentiful, and gaud. Nuts are nearly the same as last quoted. Stew rries are verr plentiful, but many of the samples arc very inferior. 1 °wig Carrots, Beans (both French and hlazagen), Peas, Lettuce., and Artichokes are supplied Iron France. Potatoes are generally good in quality. Mushrooms ore cheaper. Cut flowers consist of Ileaths, Eplicrises. einerarias, Mignonette, Camellias, Roses, Aedias, Azaleas, Primulas, Lily of the Valley, and other forced bulbs. -- flne.spplto, per lb., es to Ifs Graost, IsOlaestap. lb., 10. to 13e Li,bon, per lb., 1s tots MA Iltraoterrtes, per ea, Id to Is I Applto, kWh., par belb,bto3.B4 Pests; Assort, par d. g., Sato 04 aitarlay per peak Is sopa per:b ,2. to 3s **EGET.' Lemma, per dos., let° 91 Orsagee, yrr due., Is to l• 64 —prr 100, 3a r 4 to 10. I —Nr r 114 O. dos, Is to 3s Nuts, Ser., p. boi. , !Oa to tie bresil, p. boob., las to 14. Cobs, per 1110 lb., 10es tom. Collages% per des., 9 I to le Paneb Pesos, p. 100,1 e to fe Crueeull. ryt laeeo, od. to le le book es* Sd boed Asparagus, per beadle, a tole veeele, pet basket, 9cl to Is Gro,n, per dos., 211 6o to Is • Hauberk p.busidls, 3d to 104 Potatoes, per ton, eSe to 40s per ewt., le to Ss per butb , Is Esl to Z6d Walla, per dos., 9e 6d to 3 / 1 6d Cosunkere, each, td to Is GI r.l_•n. oer bundle, td tole bd Carron, per bursa, sd to 7d apinselt, per nerve, Is to Ie 641 Omar, pee tnna, 5.1 to 4d Posse* p. dos., lad to 31 Endive, persons, NI to lo Sd Peet, per den, Is to Ss Pained" per doe. id to la Leek,. per bush, fa to 4d 'shallots, per lb. ad to 104 Girlie, per lb., ad to Is Artldsokes, Jerusalem, per Inn sieve, Od to Os tellise,t4b.,p. ts ore, 4.1 to Gd 008, pm store, 'SI to Is td Radials., per dust, sd to le Turnip, le to Is 6d Small Naiads, p. pun., 2d to 33 Home Radish, per bdl., le to 4s Musatroome, per pot, ad to Is I per punnet, .1.1 to Is non*, per bolt mere, 153.1 to held Fennel, per bunch, 24 to J.t Posey, per begat, 24 to 4 Thyme, per bum 5, 24 td Si Fender, p. dos. bun., Ss to 3e atm; per buret. 4d to Got Basil, rem, per boneh,ls to Is Id Slntloner,do., per Inman, 3.1 to 4d 1 Wainseress.inrlos.td.utb. ,lildlols CHURCH Or ENGLAND SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTT ?OTC—The annual meeting of this institute was held last night in fit. Martin's Hall, Lone-sere ; Admiral Vernon Harcourt presided. The chief objects of the institution, are the establishment of 13=4y-schools, and the instruc tion of the teacher, to be employed in them. The report stated that the means used by the committee to accomplish their objects embraced lectures, conversatioual meetings of the teachers for the interchange of experience, the estab lishment of a circulating library of theological and general ElneglinaM, Niel the publication of works adapted for Sunday Mild We. The total amount received as subscriptions and Meiseffiens, and from the sale of publications, fur the year salMuch 31st, 1862, was 1,442!. 9s. Ild.; the expendi tar:7,4o6l. 19e. 1041. ; and the balance in hand, 26/. 6s 6d. The Revs. H. Hughes, G. Fisk, and other clergymen and gentlemen addressed the meeting, and recommended the ' society to public support. ORPHAN WORKING SCHOOL.—Yesterday, the PA IRS.—Tss C PALACE.—Mr. Manners Sutton halt.yearly general greeting and election of this society was paired in favour of Mr. Heywood's motion, with Mr. Wad kaki at the Landon Timm, Biahupscabs-streekAr. John .iiington seism ;Mr. Mackinnon in favour, with Mr. Adder- Remington Mills, president, in the chair. The report l ee, against ; Sir James Duke in favour, with I..'.ver, L. states that the progress in the education of the children had La s bj ait t o o, ageing, been strikingly manifest to both the muter, and mistresses. Upwards of 4,000 articles in clothing and hou se h o ld li nen ARTHUR OEGROEY.—Last November, one o f our c es ndents stated that George_y was bur at Klagen have been made by the girls. In the last annual report it f on t P° 'ti hi s autobiography . The work has just a - was shown that the number of children in the school after for th ille underieti of "My Life an Works the April election was 210, which was the exact number pee_ ,P? , , that the school was intended to hold ; but the encouraging us Hungary," in two volumes. state of the funds induced the cum:, ittee to recommend DINNER TO SIR JAMES BROOKE.—Last evening en increase in their number during the present year, and it a complimentary dinner was given at the London Tavern, was determined to admit 25 in April, as well u 2.3 in the to Sir James Brooke, the Rajah of Sarawak, by a large November election; cone< quenily there will be an increase number of merchants of the City of London, and others. to 268, as 33 have left the school, 3 are about to leave, and Mr. Crawford, of the firm of Colvin end Crawford, East 4 have been admitted by purchase. Several legacies have India merchants, occupied the chair. been received; one of which was for 3001., given by the late C ALLA TO THE BAR.—Yesterday, the Easter term Mr. Ebenezer Wilcock, of Alphington, Devon. The re- cells to the bar of students of the Hon. Society of the Inner port concluded by expressing a tope that the governors and Temple was made, and they comprise the following gentle others wouldneie their influence in adding to the friends men :—Mr. A. Fairbsini, Mr. J. H. Jenkineou, Mr. J. S. of the institution, and thereby increase its funds. Inc White , Mr. F. 0. A. Williams , Mr. W. mediae.. Mr. H. financial statement showed the receipts to have been M'Nevin, Mr. A. Pechell, Mr. T. F. W. Walk e r, M r . J. 6,6961. 13e. 3d., and the disbursement 6,4431. 16s. 2d., leer- Sharpe, Mr. S. Baxendale, Mr. J. D. Campbell, Hon. G. ing a balance of 2,52!. 18s. Id. in the hands of the treasurer. y. C. Lucelles, Mr. E. J. Bateman, Mr. Nichols, and Mr. The retiring officers were re-elected, with thanks for their Wade. put services, and the Lord Mayor was elected as vice.presi. S OUTH WALES RAlLWAY.—Yesterday a _special dent of the charity. The court then broke up, and the mee ti ng of this company took place at the Great Western election was proceeded with. r Railway station, Paddington, for the purpose of taking into Sr. ANDREW'S RAGGED SCHOOLS.— Last evening consideration the draft of a bill now before parliament to the third annual meeting of the friend, and subscribers oe enable the directors to construct new railways to klilford these school,, which are situated in Windmill-street, New. Haven and at Newport, and to purchase Pembroke Feely, cut, Lambeth, was held at Hawkstone Hall, Waterloo-road: end also to abandon portions of the Boni from Fisgard and the Right Hon. the Earl of Shaftesbury in the chair. The business of the meeting having been briefly introduced, the at Haverfordwest, and for other purposes ; Mr. TAM. M.P., in the chair. The advertisement convening the noble chairman called on Mr. Lawrence, one of the coin. meeting having been read, the secretary read the PM, end a mitts, to read the report, which showed that an ew struc. resolution was proposed by the chairman and seconded by ture had been erected during the past year by the muni. Mr. Vivian, M.P., approving the measure and authorising fiance of a lady, exercised through the Earl of Shaftesbury, the directors to concur in any amendments or alterations and twice the number of children have received instruction. nines the opening of the new schools in June last, the dri, which might be required during the progress of the bill.— school Court requested to be informed as to the meaning of school has been attended by 241 boys and 318 girls, in a ll the compensation clause in the ball I—The solicitor replied 669; the average attendance to th e same i s '.A3, o f which that it was intended to benefit parties whose property might 128 are boys and 13,5 girls. The evening sc h oo l, h e ld three be injured on the lines.—Major Court inquired whether the times per week, is intended for m en an d b o y s w h o are at line was finished from Swansea to Gloucester ?—The Chair- work during the day ; this is conducted by ten teachers, man replied in the affirmativc—A proprietor wished 10 and is attended on the average by 49 of this class of reci- know the amount of capital which the directors were Me. pirate. The total average atteitiance has been 312, and the thorised to raise under the act I—The Chairman said the number who have received instruction since the opening of amount was 177,0001.—The resolution was then put cod the new school.house is 768. The Sunday schools are con- curried, and a vote of thanks having been passed to the ducted by 21 voluntary teachers and the average attendance is 91 boys and 102 girls, in all 193. An industrial class fur chairman, the meeting separated. g DEMERARA RAiLwAv.—The yearly general taut are has been formed during the year, by which th e mem ing of this company was held Thursday, at the London Ta likewise berm are bronht up to pr o vid en t an d d omest i c h a bi ts ; • clothing society has been formed, to whieb 190 v_ern, Untie 'curvet ; Henry Davidso n , E sq ., i n t h e children have paid 241. 6s. 10d. Th e fi nanc i a l account ch ai r . lowing 1s eThtitts" The plan adopted hy the directo rs f or ere . report re rt wad, from which wo make the fel showed the receipts for the year (including subscriptions '"' and donations, 411. 79.6 d. ; from the Ragged School L nion, raising the additional funds required to meet the exigencies 201.) to have been, 1361. 51. 7d.; while the expenditure of. the mnPan,' vie ,by callin g for voluntar y aubscriPti°nd from the shareholders to the extent of 3/. per share, has, for the same period amounted t o 1731. I s . dd . ; leaving a sum of 361. 16e. Id. due to the treasurer. The Rev. E. they are happy ority of the shareholders having radii sub retiring to state, been attended by very satisfactory()'y - Arbon then moved that the report be adopted, and that the r esults, officers be re-elected, with thanks for thei r past scribed their a mai names to the agreement, to the extent of 6,600 services. This was seconded by the Rev. G. E. Tate at shares; and many of those parties having, upon the issue f the call of 11. per share, exercised th e o pti on w hi c h some length, and carried. The meeting was then addressed o was . given to them of paying up the 31. p er s h are a t by the Lord Bishop of St. Asaph, the Rev. J. M'Connell These results will, no doubt, be in crease d b y th e Hussey, Joseph Payne, Esq., and other gentl e m en , w h ose expressions in favour of the ragged school mo v e men t me t subscriptions of the coloni a l s h are h o ld ers , f rom w h om there has not been yet time to hear upon th e subject. with the hearty concurrence of all present. to por- The amount thus rented has enabled the directors THE LosnoN llosmAt..—'rhe 112th anniversary chew at once, and despatch to die colony, another first-rate festival in aid of the fundsof this charity was h e ld on Thurs. locomotive, which was urgently required ; and a sister en. day, when a sermon was preached in the chapel of the Hos- gine has been ordered, end will be ready for shipment in pital by the Bishop of Chester. The Governor and Visitors about three months from the present date. Other mschinery of the institution afterwards dined at the London Tavern, and store. of various kinds have also been sent out, and the Deka of Cambridge, the president, in the chair, BIT further shipments will be made, as required, so as to place ported bythe Bishop of Chester, Lord Macdonald, Sir • • the railway plant in a state of complete efficiency. The Clay, M . P.P, Mr. Bramiton, M.l'., end about ninety friends other mode of raising funds to provide for immediate liabi• of th e inst itution. The noble chairman, in giving the litiee, pointed out in the resolutions—namely, by the issue seek of the evening, observed that among the many of debentures—has been exercised by the directors to the iikme this institution lead upon public rapport, not the extent of 6,0001. ; bonds to that amount having been kag was that, it being situated so neer the London granted under the seal of the company in favour of its prin. predra, where accidents of • serious nature were of fre. nut European creditor, who has consented to hold them u wet occurrence. The dealing with these accidental a colletend security. The disbursements were 232,4031. • and EOM, requiring ee letter of recommendation, formed the receipts were 236,1361. ; leaving a balance of 2,732)." OW of the mai valuable features of the indite. The Chairman said he was happy to say that out of the i the SWAN of such accidental caves received E s stoma span bad been uwards of 7.1,000. This UM= IMINIMous amount o f suffering had been re =sad it was satisfactory to find that the aniount of 7,000 new shares 6,000 had been paid upon, by which the directors had be:e able to despatch a new engine to the colony, and to pay off a sum due to the bankers.—Mr. Maude hoped, as they were going before the colonial legis ty had been only% per cent. of the cases brought Liston, they would get power to convert these small shares IN. The income is 10,600/., whilst the regular expendi- inton , stock,and make them transferable, as they would other. titre was upwards of 12,0001., leaving a couidemble marin wise be eaten up by the hrukeraste.—The Chairmen moved to be supplied from casual sources. lie reminded them t hat the adoption of the report.—Mr. Ridgway seconded it, and k 1360 long annuities, bringing in 1,2191. a year, would it was passed unanimously.—A vote of thanks was also mks Other toasts followed, and during the evening passed to the Liverpool committee for their eervices—Mr. steineriptions were announced amounting to about 1,8001. Ridgway was happy to hear that the imports of sugar APOTHECARIES' HALL.—Names of gentlemen who showed an increue of 6,000 hogsheads over those of the past passed their examination in the science and practice of year. But the colonists were no longer disposed to confine medicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thum- themselves to that, but had undertaken the cultivation of a day, April 29, 1862 :—Cicorge Butler, Brighton ; John fibre called "jute," which was known tole' a valuable article Edward Davies, Stones-end, Southwark ; Horace Edward in the London market. They were also quite capable of Johnson, Warwickshire. producing a silk gnu better than any of the %thine hemp THE EIPLONION AT HE-TON COLLIERY. —'fho in- now employed fur the adulteration °faint and satin. Their quest the railway as quickly resumed on the bodies of the sufferer, by this occurrence was only of ought to be to complete resumed on Wednesday, and the jury, after a bow invest'. as possible, try which the advantages of th is valuable gation, returned a verdict of " Accidental death." The colony might be developed. A vote of thanks having been cases of the accident they stated to be a want of water in passed to the chairman and directors, the meeting the boiler. adjourned. HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper end Davis report trade heavy. Prime meadow Hay, 76e. to 821.; inferior ditto, his. to 70a.; Clover, 86a. to 945.; Straw, 245. to 2ss. BANK OF SNOLAND: 11 otas Mud 4 1 3,049.110 a5..1.11 01 Proprittore C.tyl Li 1,614,..40 144 Pubdo P•pcilla 11x144 3,01,110 Rzebol., 4,14. I.4ab Oaornl4. et Deb 4,434 1014. £0:444.1 2,497,313 Otter 1A444141 —.— . 14.412.594 *veal* a 4 other la. 1.241,141 f 344.223 MARSHALL. Chief Caas l2 tuur. The above returns when compared with those for the previous week, exhibit tho following changes: Circulation issue £33,099,150 Increase £lB,BBO Circulation active 21,698,945 Decrease 457,103 Public deposits 2,993,373 Decrease 271,912 Other deposits Government securities in Apia 29.16L1 banking department 13,335,779 Decrease 60,000 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both Cnts — 19,587,670 Increase 27,398 Seven day and ether bills 1,207,142 Increase 40,1336 The Rest The &serve 11,989,825 Increase 484,503 These returns exhibit the effect of tho conclu sion of the dividend payments, and are more than usually interesting, as in the latter part of the week embraced the reduction of the rate of discount to 2 per cent. was resolved upon. Looking at the appear ance of the various heads of the account, however, especially the "other" or private deposits, the reserve and the " other" securities, which last-named item actually presents a further decrease, it appears that the amount of the Bank's resources lying unpro ductive is larger than ever, and it becomes a matter of serious question if the late measure of the direc tors will have by any means so beneficial an in fluence on the interests of the proprietary as its sup porters had hoped for. Probably the argument will be, that matters would have been far worse had the old rates been persisted in. It is plain, however, that the attempt of the Bank to increase commercial movement and its own profits by reducing the rate to the lowest point ever established, does not appear likely to achieve great success, so far as legitimate trade is concerned, however much it may tend to the encouragement of enterprise of a more questionable character. It must be remembered that where the scale of charges is reduced, a much more extensive businerks is required to secure a remunerative result. The bullion remains steady, and the public deposits, after being drawn down below three millions, will in the next return probably show signs of a rally. According to the official returns published in the Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales, during the week ending the 17th of April, was 3,662,878/. ; is the week preceding, the amount was 3,G4.5,722f. There is consequently an increase of 17,13ti1. The note circulation of the joint-stock banksduring the same week was 2,973,8911.; and the previous week's return being 2,963,098/., the increase is shown to bo 9,8951. I On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 22,033,930/. (being 648,3651. more than the week preceding), wo find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 28,692,7191., whi c h shows an increase of 875,416/., as compared with the returns for the previous week ending the 10th of April, and an increase of 2,239,8391. compared with those for the corresponding week of last year. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,033,1977., and the joint-stock banks 436,0961. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,471,293/. below the fixed amount. BAIL WA yy. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The Stock Ex , hange being cloud, no buainessis going forward in shares to-day. WINES. FILMAY EVIKINO. !The marl:ct throughout the day ha been buoyant, although the transactions have not been so nume rous or extensive as yesterday The market has closed very firm, and with u continued demand for Clives. 'I he dealing in this stock has occupied the attt ntion of the leading brokers, and suite hundreds of shares have been done at the prices quoted below. Wheal Harriette have also been dealt in extensively. The Mill l'ool market has been active, and the stock has moved up V. per share. Wheal Edwards are in great favour, consequent upon the connexion which has been formed by the nincipal representatives of mining interests with this property. Alfred Con sols, Wheal Tremaync, Trcbarvah, and Wheal Cny, have all been dealt in at a fair margin. West Wheal Treasury, West Darfington and Gustavus, have been in demand at an advanced quotation. Large bargains. in Wheal Lemon and Tre barvah have been done in the Cornish market. The following are prices of business done to-day : Clive 47 5,1; Wheal Edward, 2, 3 ; Tincroft, 11, 12; W he al Uny, 8,9; Alf re d onsols 17, 18i; Tremavne, 24, 23; Trebarvah, 7,8; NMI roue, 3,4; East Wheal Rose, 280, 290; Wheal Harriett, 365, 435.; Callington, f„ ; West Wheal Treasury, 61, 7I; Cook's Kitchen, 41, 51; Wheal Cupid, 14, 16; Vale of Fowey, 18, 20; West Wheal barlington, 65, 75 ; Speedwell, 6, 0 ; Neptune, 4 The gold mining shares remain very quiet, and prices have seemly varied even a fraction. Austra lian Freeholds were Lahr. The latest quotations of the non-official list areas follows:—New Granada, 5.16 to 7-16 prem.; Melbourne, par to 1 prem.; Australian Consols, par to: prem.; Royal Australian Mining and Refining, ! to !, prem.; Yuba River, 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Liberty Mining, par to prem. ; Mariquit a, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. In the afternoon there was a great inquiry for Santiago shares, which lett off punt(' 7!, to 8 • or 1/. higher than yesterday. Tran s a ct i ons arc repo t ted at 8 after business hours. The Californian papers just to hand show that the excitement relative to the gold discoveries at Queen Charlotte's Island (of which the first accounts were published by us some weeks ago), was increas ing; and so much interest had been awakened on the subject that an expedition to the new gold region was actually in course of organisati:n at San Fran cisco, and a vessel had already been "laid on for passengers to Queen Charlotte's Island mines." Other vessels were expected to follow, although it was thought probable that the marked hostility of the Indians would have the effect of keeping timid people away. The following dividends have been declared dur ing the month of April : Pie Share. South Bassett West Cared= 4 U 0 .... 1.624 . Lisburne Mcrllyn tt 0 4 0 .. • ; 1,000 Wheal S.ton. 4 0 . . , ..storn Tolgus • 0 0 .... 768 Bedford United , • 0 2 6 .... SOO B ..tattb} it anal Ory_gs__, . 0 7 6 .... 384 i 9,606 Late advice, from the copper mining region of Lake Superior mention that the prospects of all the leading companies engaged in mineral adventure in that district have so greatly improved that the yield of the metal this year cannot fail to be greatly in excess of the produce of former periods. 'llie Cliff, Pittsburgh, and Boston Mines are described as parti cularly promising, and the shipments this season are expected to amount to 1,200 tons. '1 brie are now in sight several masses weighing from 2,5 to 00 tons each, and estimated to ) kid from 75 to 80 per cent. of pure copper. The Copper Falls Mine is also im proving, and, should present appearances not prove deceptive, this adventure will reali se a handsome profit. The ancient works upon this location are very extensive, and afford evidence that a large quan tity of copper must have been extracted. At the Minemota Mine it is stated that several large masses of almost pure copper have been laid bare, weighing probably 250 or 300 tons. From the other " loca tions" the prospects of a large and increasing yield ire also confirmed. THIS DAY. Two o'Ccocc. There has been scarcely any busincsm in the Gold Mining shares to-day, the Stock Exchange being closed. Other business is also limited. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING -LANE. SkiI:RORY MORNING. . . . The improvement in the coloidal market has continued, and we have attain to r, port advanced rate.. Sugar has he, n in good demand, and the quantity brought forward for sale has gone at prices about is. per cwt. MO, r. A large speculative demand has been exoerieneed 14 the native descriptions of Ceylon Coffee, which have risen 35., and the plantation kinds are also about Is. 6d. to 2s. per cwt. dearer. Saltpetre has rtalu , •d termer quotations. In Tea a large speculative business has been done ; common Congous have advanced Id., and the neat grades about id. per lb. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet. There is some disappointment in the market by reason of the soap duty not haring been mentioned by the Chancellor of the Exchequer last night. Town Tallow is quoted 3.35. nett cash; Potersborw Y.C. on the spot, 361. ; October to I)eetutber (1852), 375. 6d. ; on or before the end of May, 365. to 355. 9d. MARKET AVERAUBA.—Town Tallow, 38s. Od. ; fat by ditto, 2s. Od • yellow Russian, 375. 6d. • melted stuff, 275.; rough ditto, 161.6 d.; Tallow graves, 9sl ; good dregs, 6e. WOOL MARKET.-THIS DAY. There is very little foreign Wool selling * but prices are well supportetf. The contrary winds keep the Australian ships out, and it is uncertain when the neat wiles at the hall of Commerce will take place. The committee of merchants meet on Monday to consult on the subject. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. For Account. CABIN Ana SIL Poe limey. OpealagilHigbee.' LOY. GPI. Ck.ing• ...-• --- - 1 - - - ---..-- 3 per WM. 79 131 TO 90 70 75 6J 40) 70 80 ,i vet INnits 1•1 * ISO 13 100 53 103 IS BM LI 4 per Cent+. * .. 1 .*:• 3 per Cents 3 tax Cent.. Now Loan ... - ... Butane. on London: at Mott, 23 425; r.O days. 25 SW 11•1043 n, 3 perCLISIO 1034 gassy I Maple. iteab Yaw. Do. 4, .... ...... ... Ilmasa 5 priCesta 118. 3 Do. 103 1 Piedmont 3 ;Let .... 90 23.. I Troutury Bonds Ds. 5, 1131 ..... ... Kink &urea rimy', Arum 30.—St. Orrmain 726; Versailles (right latok:, 310; DOM (left teak), --; Neils and 071014.1,. 1207 50 Purl. and ROWIL 765; Boars and Havre, The; Marrellks sa d AL'emon, 7 775, atra.bunrit ord Bale, 751 25 ea (I.; (*Om 391 So; Or.eavat sad Bordeaux, 617 24; Northern. 595; Part. and hira boort, 573 75; Paris and Lyon., 815 ; Tours mild Nano* 370 ; Wm- Wm , and Trnees. 150; thrive sn.l Pounip, 231 23; Paris sad Wises, —; Bordeaux sod Taste. 157 50. BERLIN, APRIL 29.—Voluntary Loan, 102; ; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1930), 103; ditto 1932), 103; National Debt, 90; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, —; Bank Shares, 1034. VIENNA, Arum 29.—Five per Cent. Metalhques, 941. lit w Loan (A), 931 (B), ditto 109. Four and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 83.,. Bank Shares, 1,278. Exchange on London, 12.14. ltomE, APRIL 24.-1: xehange on dW, ~,:. NAPLES, APRIL 24.—Neapoli6p 106. Eal change on Loudon, 675. a. ;- * • - 71 C. i _ : A cil ‘,. •,. .. ~, 11 IV:i \‘ • , '. O 4t ~i~. ', . , „ . w