The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-15 00:00:00

S • Ttbt No. 1,761.3 i --- ---- YS TAL PALACE 1w Committee for the' C li ngaggium we dig CMIal NW , Mint he Menem E 4 . rumen' Imairoetione ham deChlerOmatheleme o'er tholleoloth Mmes. Vox, O llesiMaad 1:1h, to e, lo Se pahhe. tW RAND MAWR no ir , la ay • % I t ROW ant CANN() t TAILS ?LACS —Ohl 14. tlll ,I 0 ATION of the CRYSTAL PALACE. on at IaIiTIIIWILL mo !a 11611RBT tat RN that. is everareie of a reilolittle4 ... !h.! rower &weed. I. MEMO ItlllibLET. On, To" • di„ d+ Coy. boom agpoievlM AATURDAT ma k Oita gib Wird. 102. as WIIVi ININININ kw !achieve a PCIIIJC ULM 1 ,„ do oipet et wallop the !ses at the sehaletame Or WM WOO oak orkaeole es teeeled!E the tVytotal Palma wawa take lairs al II elieek preeekly. FRANI'I. SMEDLEY, Riels Bathe LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1852. [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. elm* ea after pair, that the bailie/ sheet be preeinid. The mead Adman * eel the ams-remmal es emsent to a breast et faith al* sad would be a berldip epee the crams of paperty la the *eighties/Met It Es .messy to mod bah date .bum. tame. It ii pespmed that the beilding he mead W est ef pedimmeat hi tratess, ale shall bete pewee et brig it wain eider arils as resellied la the mt. It she pre that the Washes sbell be se minted es le glee tie solustry a rege the YANA glemeates thus sla ess east, that the Whirs sled - be epprepristed le se pur pose eareedop of the beemdtal she tepee Irish It her been amend, or et the areanders et the Gm, Seldbidea. Tildes it ha gramma that the Ant ammo ea rths Is the trellis mime try be ammo se , le prepaid le meet dr messed by .fleet all the beam la the eeighbem . beed said te be he tide se "A mhe all ether memo sudsy emmeeted !trl s t s he s beildiag, salleisat esplld rid ha prodded radar the rime of the rase to he growled by the ,mass. Three ' nodes et weepriadag the Capitol Palm may be at pee seat riesitmk With wmafent diethelher se thew bar it is Weeded to earabbe the lestrastima sod sameaties 0 the pee* with lbe edememesat of the arts, seism% sad mio mrhatma. la the em pies, a pales et the be allotted le a viols, Beri.s. embellbied elliZrelle i statuary,epdmeme. ma • pest walla, dram intermarri es. = ilieetber podia might be i i misted he tae r_seeplimet ant hmendser sad et a l = collectioa; to a et the essimeree of the Lastly, the buddlleg might mateil a gallery et ll= I the mused= et arts ming essaulhelmen sad frzril I aad W Berme here sad ahlik weed the l eine* evesemodel mailert hatltatiser It is met %meet that a selideat sem will be nallsed to elleet redesapde• et the bedding is • very shed pad. The meelpts will be applied ism la mvgg ter lbe hm ul es karez e eed repair of the bell 4 Is pied/ la =le redo et art and advection wire the braltsdea will en = et li naiw bedlA i ty""4. 4 41.1=til h i e ma t s. Ifs mass b mel hob b eau lig ma ddeadie pre. I fs et itisswea die• bee la lha ralfeepperdeg priedgie urea what gqi. Ille peesercaties ef the Telma, is die si t ems ta wpm the Great Ezhibitis• ma se sae am/ft mead meg sr better proof can be given et die maidease Mt la lie eramdaer et that principle, them by gratheigg the MI Ilse am et the first capitalists la the - NO jpimpisail to gmentee the fuse re = VW bide of Mrs statement, sad to i i i i l i ndleiej C lu rebreil laiba' Vite "mi st =wßritish aides r e sew addle disk meta hie am: Wm ditlekrok it tie etpdol Palace is Wrintiinff iami CieF MM. wi ll exist in ow Usa.., afford*/ sea ike Ila meal and intents:laud ism promised tit Add= it*, ifilimistaity. The illvarado• of nature mai Or Warm sod et art ma bre be fully prenatal mew a the wkisit r at ie spre and light adapted to mieryigededualt of the INS afford. It come he Ilainelfun OM the et Phi country will anew msli n eareldp to be damn rimy, and this statement le ugh the deer et eerie, them before it is too Ids to • dediallillpriadia deprive, which dime is wanting to NOM to MIR a Palm weft of the metropolis of the i lizt me r la the wela i t m art appropriate and hating albs Great Dr. - WALLICH 11111.114 and litiont OLT= estemled • motion that the tepid he adapted, printed, sad slam lard. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Ot. south. & West. arelluid),4o ; Great Western, 20 1 ; Um. and York., 73 I ; ditto (Weet Riding Union), 61 ; Leeds Northam, 171 1 • Lon. and Blackwell, 81; London, Beleststa, and South oast, 1021 124 ; London and North W es ! 1261 41 6; London and South Western, 90 4 ; sad Neniskillen, 834; Manchester, Sheffield, dad Lissoladdsu, 344 5 ; Midland, 67 61 74 74 ; Newport, AA eimay, sad Hereford, 61 1 ; North British, 81 ; Wormier, and Wolverhampton, 191 1 ; Scottish 181 ; South Devon, 16 ; South Eutern, 2 24 24 ; &nth orkshire and River Dan, 14U • Vale of Neath, 1$ II Waterford and Kilkenny, 51 ; West Cornwall, 81; Ye& sad North Midland, 24 4 4. .--- ._ _____ _______ Two o'CLoot. The than market to-day is extremely buoyant. and prime et all stab Mee experienced a rapid, and is many cuss mmithraille rise. Caledonians have run up to 2011 OrestWeeterse have risen town 21. to 31 .; Brighter. Senth-Westerns, Lanouhire and Teacakes, and Mien& about 30s. ; and Great Northern', Aberdeen% South Eastern., Scottish Cen trals. sad North Westerns, are all a good deal higher. The settling deft programs well, and a large business has leen WEN( =DAT EVININO. Business in the English stock market to-day was more active, but the operations of buyers and sellers were more equally balanced than of late, and the up ward movement has received a slight check, prices closing k lower than yesterday. After a rise of no less than 2 per cent. within the month, however, this trifling retrograde movement must not be re garded as indicative of any distrust of the stability of the market. It is rather a matter of surprise that prices should have been supported so firmly, and with so little fluctuation. fhe reaction to-day is probably purely ascribable to the demand for money in the Stock Exchange, caused by the final liquida tion of the differences on Consols which took place to-day, combined with the more important settling now in progress in the railway share and foreign stock departments. Tho closing price of Console was 991 to 2 for cash, and 991 for the account of the 11th May. The in vestment of the government broker to-day was in Reduced Threes, at 99. 'fie official report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 991, I, 1, a, 1; ditto, for account, 991, fj. Three per Cent. Reduced, 99, 981, 99, 98j. New Three asd-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001, 1,1, Long Annuities, 1860, 63,11-16; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 6Z, &; ditto, If 6 15-16. India ' 265. LINES LILL9III7 AT trXiD iIIINTALI. Reading, Ouildford, and Reigate, 211 I. Lll. us. usoN and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte 24 vourvm, MI 04 71, N. el removed tram .IPer.allist. ANOrt 'ITV% Ur Ma meet la • Li. MILK. rod r3ll MU I OM. loonmemb sbvs La Wm (marl, w me) ro be oeM at A eio robomm—Oemoddemd Plemudarme by ration meirme.M proem Thin is sat much change in the quotations French sham, but the decline is checked. mum sun ITOCIIII UNOtiIIANTEID. rairzezxci smAxier Caledonian, 101., j ; Eastern Countlas New 6 per cent. Stock, 13 ; ditto 1(). Debenture Shame. 14 ; Greet Northern 6 per cent. Scrip, Redeemable at 10 per cent. Fem. 11 • Greet Western Seed four•and.a.half per cent., 1041 4 ' ; didland Pnf. four-and-a-half per cent., 4i ; North British, 6i ; Orford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton, 154 6 per cent., 9j ; Shrewsbury and Cheater (Nor W. /din. 8 per cent.), 16f • York, Newcastle, and Berwick (O. N. E. Purchase), 16;. LILWn. Wang proms roterelay. kiss - up w 2 pm. 1 4 i i 4 4 4 i rllol.oi HAUL—ROWLANDS' MA itstillt oIL bo Mier ammooll IhroosloM IM wadi' kor Ms =diattj WSW • ill leike. Relit. au4 Mmoryini me be , 1,.....0010• M mad kidoom lo poollorlo Mho: im. o , so. moo mOmos Monis oboe tamale, Imo boa pi ..n.. wwLeirrive avecalisAa on. hoe draft i a era. me,. re 1 •t N. mllOol bac lath. 'worth et ebbing, oyo. 00.1 50....0t000. It baba Willsog Is No 1,, -o .it a t isv onwskilly ivenraithelos ii == o w.w. ..e.1.4 Mb, mil voMorbg Ilko um st dr am oomb 100. rtro to. M. >r h.; w NNW Meese (wipoil is toe sad *Nib lb* slop Hs. Osofta..—Os Ur ---- i .- et orb WO in fire *MK li me Sm. ....inir ed." lb err we opened so lko book of Mo so nTri,loo I. Doke/NM/Om WO ImPoo.—Oold y A. WA= a ti0...... llormipodooh Moe" sad hy all aroololo mod ror. traf:rilitfij ai teNN. Web. thaw Tali Ibtosioal. Olmaha,l2lBB4ll WWI aid a~rwr Maim awl thililiiidi .. mg lishistJw. asis rook @MAW& am agergr f.:* i Mara °SONY'S_ ... . INISSIN him )am A.. air L U. a. la= ie ssi o'aut. het ... . Do. Ihms & dam amp wripme Dia, iibui. 144 HI 6 1111 10 10; Ift 111 Ms 0111 IS IeCI 211 li 13 do I SO all 1 al r~ ,' I ~! 1011110 N. Luxembourg Hallway, 31 ; ditto Canal, • Namur and Liege, 71 ; Northern of France, 211 ; Paris and Lyons, 111 ; Paris and Rouen, 31; Paris and Straabourg,73l ; Roma sad Havre, 121 1; Than and Nantes, 111 ; West Flanders, 3; Western of France, 71. 6 ? MINES. II an 81. Is * W :1 4 17 17. WZDNIISIMY EVININO. A very large amount of business has been tram acted today in British mines, and in consequent,e of the continued demand for dividend sad well con ducted speculative shares, a further advance has , taken place upon the improved quotations of yester ilday. The quotations of to day's market are as fol llows :—Devon Great Consols, 300; South Basset, 420; West Alfred Consols, 23; West Providence, 50, 521; South Tamar, 45, 3 ; East Remelt, 3 3 , 3 ; Wheal Harriett, 25a; Kilbricken, 3,3; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 81, 91; Clive, 375. 6d., 40e.; South Cara don, 110, 115; Alfred Consols, ISt 19 ; Tremayne, 241, 251; Orsedd, 23, 1; West 'Treasury, 31, 63; Mill Pool. 23, 35; Trenance, 73, SI; Speedwell, 51, 61; Chiverton, 55, 63; Tamar Consols, 41, 1; Men dip Hills, 13,1; Butterdon, 45, 5; Tincroft, 105, ; Lewis, 115, 121. The Californian gold mining shares continua to be freely offered. Agua Fries and Nouveau Monde. show no symptoms of a rally ; and Anglo-Califor nians, Golden Mountains, Ave Macias, and West Mariposas are all marked a trifle lower to-day. Rocky Bar Gold Mining shares, however, command a good premium in the market. The price of these shares (with 100 dole., or 20/. paid) is quoted 101. to 151. prem.; but this rate must, to a certain extent, be regarded as nominal. On the other hand, the Australian adventures find numerous buyers, and prices arc still looking up. Colonial Gold are firm at 3to prem.; and Lake Bathurst at 7-16 to 9-18 prem.; Port. Phillip are better at 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; and Melbourne at par to 3 prem. • • • • .714;-••N ,•,, •- C=l . • : t " • .• • n• • HENRY MILLS, 111, 171, fad 148. (M . YOUD.III'IIIIIIT. 1. 091 024 . noisaneonn 001.1) WATCIIf.S. of the 11011. ZONTAI. fI7OITIIUCTIO9I, 04)1.1) DIAL4.JUIVILLIAtk IL, at ri3O tioiaoos soak, In ...Ilya Cans. at Tow oattiallaN Odeon ma. NLW 111121W410011011. ot 171, cable aa oalaadloo aoreamoot of Row awl 1 7 11017111D4AND PLATS.~ sad ea NSW aLLCTIO orl aIIarIPLATED amaallmely pram NY m oil MM. LIM 0 10 is la teem vssfr/q. Mao Cada Ow*, tram liaa &di; ale AL. NIT eIION., Mot 130, ossia. A Paofebn. consults, Or Lid of Prim ad MAO* ell be im PT vv4, Trrc, os opplicoLon by Leta; cad an Lid/ aria beksott L Sm. :Ar 'roe —'7l, 171, std 119, OXFORDAYSEILT, WOOL al l all 30 ail I s 4 1 4 iiies— maws+ 401 slew rat i e 6.l twr ruliebi= N U at if `I el " 141 4 TO 0. 101 IR 77 TO ple 73 7114 SO I 41 111 4 3f 3 3 sl pi t 1121.111 f .71 " l ou i — 171:::1171Wriii.: (6.% sp.c, gm ast.(ke. . Lessesit el Coale . wire: lAurbi zt rieWahl; De. a Dk Do. Warn Waft Vale lasi Maim Liman Illeinrall Lemke is Iftwilfr.Waster 741 5 iii jails Pl• Iwo 1613 1933 I N 136 111 ph 4 4 „ I 3 93 90 4 1 3 „ Jr 2 Si H 11 ' 61 1 f 1 $4 f 11 1 $ 21 f 44 Vii 16 f 91 90f If Masa-Max, am d atoe !LI ecol ah De. Llsol Usk. it:' 84 Ito• @Lite, !! I 474 H 3 Of ma lag Of 34 U Westarn(ll I=lAbargems) .111wesel... :=ll SI II 3j 41 di 1 4 1 I 9 i 4 1 411• F S 4 M PRLNERVA fION OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE. Yesterday the nominee appointed to dept sea ewes to prexive the Crystal Palace had a panel neither et the Building. Sir .1 us Er it l' %%Too was in dm distr. The CHAIRMAN, in opening the Shot It sight be ri membered that at the a the general committee, this day bad bees aggidated the ',- orison of • report stating what should hi the dilute form which the agitation for the promenades ed the Crystal Palace should take. Before, lassower, Nat report was read, be begged to be all .wed to eat as the semettry to nod a 01111111111iCati011 which be had received hem Noon Fox ehil Henderson relative to the cloned of the balling. Mother promenade had bees advertised ter Retain aut. bat it bid been stivped by a kietrd Mira bon the Cmeraissuner of W orks, which wed& saw senseig the eteretsey to read. The SE , OTTE KT then read • letter best lifeern. Ton ad Henderson, stating that they bad received • letter from the Otkce of the Comaneloan of Works, which they for warded, and which left time so alternative but to close the " 011 es of Wake, AMY Ip e 1012. ftentleatea,—l am dinned by the Chief Hamerdiehmer of Works to acgonint you that leis knead, his received a letter from the Calumnious,* flee Om And Bellibitioa of informing him that they beer amp bees axiom to Isle to the utmost their esegegenigies to the awe, ad that for that purpose they have gives sidle tart the mew ' ail et the building in Hyde-pork by dee let of Jew l thee hey Iwo given no approval or senctios to aay progielbe libely to cause ele:sy, ft the slake bald* •spumes not contemagieleil th a rr ea dmirterj Mile= W aLo communicated to yea the gamemesineat Y ay letter of the 20th thee the Chief Onembeina of Work. could set is any way andeasame the Mt of the baling to may other peeps= t a lta Fil = On sp. ciAed la the soyal maggot of IMO.' The Caul Cessmiedmor regrets to lad that, sot %Samantha; the leekeeillime Nan annenal M a m Se budding hag hem mat kr the pagan of p pour 04d.. and easeeeta, that yes lene b eete si s= he aihnission thereto, sad V I by maw of m lad chi twee, you have mama • geaseasse of praise to in the building, is the gad the hg th rtoughfares, and that gra esmmtiieU lose in t: *low to the park, darliegagi to the pagan Is the sitighbourbood, and peeludield to the pees gad talit of the rriart y. Under those deemeelemiii. IV berala tab himumbent upon him. mein reader the advise of the hew edc , re of the crews, SO ISM lieslisares for My farther egeappeophilea of the building. M . = 6 We `O, he Masks it dolt to make you' asianireil with he tau ',tine, is the Ina that apes tb• residie= mof comma. ation, you win No WA paggisa ahstaioine from the awwe of peening. la the however par pailan la the garlisigisa ti the. beadiai Is is penal apeasageth gigs, or t ae.T purpon ether dna thus rpoillegidy mallead in mial warramt,theemideseeef a madof empoemed jade. 4,,t,,e will be sought to restreis pea sad all ether poem trAB • perseverance in that comma, sad time illoyernsit ax• otherwise than ' bees for the doeit sod removing the building, with M irse meseordla bili Z ototeuts, in accordance with the term deem& est 15th. Ho lordship begs that you will send him a admits newer ft this communieatios in the coons of trainee at the Ina Sc., T. W. PntLatre.—Menem. Fos sad Bed e mu To this Mears. Foe and Henderson returned en bun dots answer, and intimated that the building would be timed on and after Thursday, the 16th inst. The CHAIRMAN thought that the fewer observation he made on that letter the better. As to the staircase that len rts hail been given in the building, there had been nothing of the sort, hot only pesesades inch as were held itssangton.gardese. How far they were a nuisance to sad int. Tics d with the of the neighbourhood, he . ° ll4 .epu al to the Deaahem of Butheriand and the miner ems boliility sad gentry who attended them to answer. He the seht that letter should be printed and published. (Hear. hear.) To come, however, to the business of the de; The were aware that at a large meeting held in the loading about 11 days ago, • numerous committee had bens appointed, who had chosen • sub-committee to work the 4 nionstration. of whom he was one. A report hail been prepared by him which had met with the unanimous opprovil of the sub-committee, and which would now be astt ted to them. The Sy names then read the following report: '• A great gueetion met very shortly be derided, via., whether the Crystal Palace is to be preserved or destroyed. The of ert of this statement is to establish the advantages al retuning this building, sad of applying it on self-sup lonise principle* to pubbe purposes, combining the instruc tioa and recreation of the people with the promotion of the on% "knees, and manufactures. Not only will a great menhir o r public property be thus avoided hut a lasting low hi w i ll b e conferred upon the nation a t' large. Two Prwo ep J difficulties have emoted in the public mind on the (poop n of preserving the building. The first is the sup- Postoos that, if retained, it mast he at the public *apnea, "Mints subscriptions would obviously prove inadequate IN an ..1 , ?It of -toll magnitude. The sine of this building oaf ties twekr neeemary cost of maintaining, repairing, and • . g permanent,greatly magnify this objection which ell " the mine may perms sinearrely dos Mr. William, M.P., Mr. Oliveira, and Mr. Vanderrat having briedy addressed the meeting, The CHA IRMAN said that before the resolution was put be wished to say a few words. He liml Mated at a former martin that nothing wield have rnibssed him to some lerweril es he had, bat that he minsffitai the report of the Comodoloners appointee to leads en tie twitHea of dot poomeotion of the Crystal Penn as sal, That =son denoting " a hewer essaugion." That to Mien, and be hod ern evert exertion to prevent this great natisoal bellens beteg destroyed. He Lad no istorentret motives ; mann said ever arise to pelt hat out of that building ; mod if he obese be mold got better toms for it if it were ramoved, instead of LeseCeither abroad or in this renatry. (Hear, Ist i al e bti Minted a deaf car to any mesh popessh, an wend net alga to any proposition for in beire=g on where but winos kerma. It was • .lamb / cassis peed, is which six millionsailli s T prop* of ell neliao, bad osspegatad withal the sighiset soluteness; and %boy itould reepost e =fly. cht....d..... then, at use on the tura sada hod been iamb bk ii ranse by the Con ainismen they nailing hl . alb bis SW adman of the OM 1.4911111117 he she pinion mg aganden of the building trees IfteM to 1101,0001., awns his answer in that latter rewet solerred to its renewal to Battersea Park, sad else making it appear that he last stated that the sum of 12,0111. • yea would be soindent for the maintenance of the bonding, sad than albedft is to 24,0001, whereas, what be did soy wee, that it 111. a yew was received for aimimtmsm, 12,0001. Mai be applied to its issainten sago, and 01. to adding be ile nsidens. With re gard to the repeat sake led boa Jun nod le the, it was neeen to seeder bow On Weals they hell in view saki be fani out se se to istoribre es little es nal& with tag laleman An Met Ilia geeposed to ask the go vonnuse, or rather, the pane he— (hear, bear)—was to let that have the ground ea whisk the balding stood as • he tar • grand national _ate& It wag obvious that the sun neassery for its astalikinsat meld net have been obtained by private subudgans, admit' there was sonegking to be thne la that way, for • Mond of his them geinent, Mr.: Weethead, omens tee tha kr Zsarmliessegi. bed Wined to subscribe 6001. (Lend desees. ) Is ease to out ib e peo lt wa pien s nbilenansil Met then should be ca no rr y share mgaeilatfea es mean bet that Maas should be =wider an set of t, awl he how severe] sod gestleusen n nay to root such ones., wine unsold be we inseisi to Lae the beadle& and angn they had ranagarany easugn it was Wain to paean ai the menus the beildlyi ✓ad be believed that g i bedni - bear inesolimen =CirgM give the _arseseenente three yaw to baSkyr key wenn Ike to morn or rot; sad be had no doubt that they woad bei to remains our so bundle! • pion as it would he. War, bar.) The bee. gindenen then at seen lona sea va had deeds with w oad to the agaballiq of the baling Ore bens auk the ✓eeeperle a Ingderas,,reateary,gesiegion spanses, insongsg, nob se team reasonings% Le. In coolinion. be woad soy that Sae still immesh le be ism, and in earn to eat ask elan poet exertion 11111114 be nesseery, and who seansuled la thin min tang woad he r their names ressaleil ao as eggensate of aa ea amok gross " Yodeling " me ne intnielion of this builling. Sate dismiss easued relative to the apninion of whish were about to be hid in Weanimeter, Inaba* Greenwich, nealil, lin A was made by • - Oda he said bad with ea 'mist of , that • muting of the Mists and sedans a should be ' ailed en the The cam= said the hiss was on excellent one, ad be imenght the meeting dwell .snot of all persons annested with the arts awl easson ea he would ask PT•tester Owen to take the chain Plese. helm) Sir G. SARTORIVS propound eat • deputation should be appointed to wait on Lord Daby en the subject. The CHAIRMAN thought the ouggestion a geld ea, but added that it would be baler V the depsallos noted net met of members a do. esnafetas, lbst a NM nembess of a large public resetien which would take plays 'slab* nat. Alba ammo further esennalsia the adios for the adop tion aof non was seeded essainsmoly, sag with •• vete of thane to the agionea the beano escaladed. AN INTERESTING FAMIII2 Orranixo.—On Sun day last, April 11, was presented to William Kaye, Esq., of Broughton, Manchester, by his lady, the extraordinary number of three daughters, who, with Mrs. Ksye, we are happy to state, are doing well. THE SHIP BIRKENUEAD.—It appears from a re cent return to the House of Commons that the Birkenhead was only pat in commission last year. TOE AMERICA/4 MAIL PACKET FRANKLIN, which was to leave Southampton yesterday with the mail for the United States, will not leave until to-day. She was ;usable to leave Havre on account of the tide. Intelligence was received in England yesterday by submarine telegraph of the delay that would take piece ia this departure of the Franklin from Havre. FIRE IN PATERNOSTER-ROM.—Last night about half-past nine o'clock a Sr. broke out on the premises of Mr. Weldon, bookseller, of Pet/neater-row. By the aid of the engines which soon arrived, the Runes west extin guished in a short time ; the damage done was however considerable. Mr. Weldon's stock was insured La the Sea Ere-uflice. The origin of the Ire is unknown, the premien having Won lucked up and left in an apparently soh meth- Lion at 8 o'clock in the even*. SPANISH BANDITTI.—Letter from Vich, in Cata tonia, state that the saagainary bandit, El lion, who has for many years been the terror of the mountainous dis tricts, has been wined, with sae of his aesempliesa, sad the hostess of the tavern who bad ~NM him. Bea had already made himself wealthy b 7 his kidnapping and ran soming wealthy farmers ; and might if he had liked, ham retired on hie gain', but hie thirst of gold and love of ad venture kept hint in his old haunts till he was taken. LONDONDERRY AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY.— Trafßc for the week ending April 10 (241 miles open): Paamagers. 168 E Ss. 11d. ; goods and mails, 160 s. 7s. An. ; total, 32U. 16s. ltd. Corimpoading week, 11161 (16 miles open), 18111. 13m 9d. ii IS die Sil dim Si 4 1 7 Ms 71 r{ u. 4i If 1 10 1 6 7 .1 3 1 3 as SI i As IS, II II 23/ S 4 33 i ias 24 a is ti r•. IS 0_ Ili — lll 64 n ma L i ili - 2 .1 fte ti IS ossiiimiriarri b..41 1 P 1 '.. ' 1 " 0 I lDi i a li w Wwiii• 1 iplersti _ Osseil I" IN lel .--114a4sue SI 1. (114.1 le 14461416X.W0ur5) 172 j 14 Irisidals haulm (leased 1.042•1144144)... 46 47 isuLbauba.vir4 e 4.43. 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Abotisoe, 141 ei l Ana=r 6l reel l U lkai ng Bream huller, ; ittt e lli lis sal Bolted Audios, In- el , Bart lartreehere,l7i ;;Bliabsrei mad Glwarr,lll , l4; Perth, sad Disies,hl ; Cit. , Northers, ; I ditt ita rg i k Deareed), II ; ilitli Wile par NMI 1 ; gc Uj lb H, an 4 1 . L. 1 -i - ill al MI 6 Ot.IIOO e 1 $ le i le es i se 17 1 17 If ! s ss 10 lin, I Omni. OsJo, imrl►D I Nara Illagirdidie.., . IN Wain .. .. Ilera &Smith West:Jese = Were.. It Welvai i Oka, eiiss'i. __ .... r • t. W. Ws.) ... • Chi Do. Sew metr ... be m rtbellaisl um Do .„ DOD Swim One Webs TaidLiathieDu awl Dosiemthm Ivor east& Walielhall awl Whiprbril =. ails. ait s sate! WM> a 71 IDlMls imis il ape ItLFATO. lid U ti 28 18 . _1 i 11,1 p• p THIS DAY. Two o'Ct.ocz. There is no change in the quotations of the gold mining bhares, and little movement in them, the settling occupying attention in the Stock Exchange. Granada and Colonial gold shares are worth to „ prem.; Victoria, par to prem. St. John del Reys mark 28t. /40. 86.7, nbare. Minna P.M. plans done yanarday. toad.y. 10^,000 I Aim ?Oa 1 . f 100,000 100. teal° Call/ernlna aU 1 1 „ f 15,000 20 Linden 1000 u I 0 anatralaal 10, , 00/ anstratiaa +a 100,006 I anawallaa Mead all 1 4 dl. f I 60, 1 Allabve Marla all dla 1,00 000 0 50 eannen Iran and OW .11 ... 100,n1'e I DMA Australian (30k1 t 11,000 $3 Brazil. leap. (twat SI. paL 341 0,00. all Lift Oaisanawdenanba 11,000 90 Do. at. Jabal/al 310,000 I Canon's Creek all I 1 pm, 17.009 Cobra 0, 5 Odaalsl rbs gid I If 14 70,50 n ann. It Artramis tkoppeT all 6.0 1 10,000 Se temerel all •,eOO 1 %Wen llamado .O I dl. I pe 11.000 7 Oust Po6rootti all 1 1 1 Pa 1,6000 10 liaalanatlioataimirkan 9 70%000 1 !Canaan Xonis 130,a 0 1 Pert PalUp Pa li 7,009 111 anntlane &Cuba lO4 533,,174 IS Ila tacit 11.115 f Unhad *calm 101406 I Kos Ma/Ipm all I a f die MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SUGAR—Tba public sales are going off without spirit, and:a considerable portion of the low and middling qualities of the Porto Rico and Ilavannah have been bought in. The Refined riairket has been flan, with a full amount of bu siness done the last two days ; grocery lumps, 445. to 481. Corwan.—l,2oo bee good ordinary native Ceylon have been offered in public sale ; a few lots sold at 38s. ; the remainder bought in at that price, which shows a decline of ed. _ _ _ Cocoa.-900 bar Trinidad were offered, and chiefly sold, at rather lower prices. Tea.—The public males are progressing heavily. The importers are buying in largely. COTTON.—The public sales of 660 bales of Madras were bought in, 31d. to 4d. rea private contract market inactive. Rots.—This article continues dull Made. Bricis.-70 bags Pimesto were offered and bought in at 4ed. to 414. 10 cases nutmegs sold at 2a. 24. to 2s. 7d. 3 caeca Mace sold at Is. Ild. 400 bags African Ginger sold at 245. _ Sam) Finn a.-280 bags wets bought in at 141. to 14%. 6d. . . . . In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet, and prices are without alteration, at the following range :—Town Tallow, 3.55. nett ; Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, 355. 6d. to 9d. ; October to December (1852), 37s 3d. ; on or before the end of May, 355. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET .- THIS DAY. Meows. Cooper and Davis report a short supply, and trade botter, at the following quotations .—Prime Mea dow Hay, 765. to 80s. ; inferior, 60s. to 70s. ; Howen, 66e. to 635.; Clover, old, tiOs. to 90e. ; new, 245. to 26a. COALS. - LONDON, APRIL 14. - CLOSI Of THE t. - Holywell, 13s. 6d.; Howard's West Hartley Nbtherton, 13s. Id. ; Redhough Main, lls. ; Smith's West Hartley, 13s. 6d.; Tantield Moor, lbs.; Walker Primrose, 11a. lid. ; Walls End Johnson, 131. 6d. ; Walls Bad Lawson, 13s. 6d. ; Walls End Walker, 13.. 9d. ; Eden Main, 15a.; Walls End Bell, 141. 6d. ; Walls End Braddyll, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Hetton, 16s. ; Walla End Kepler Orange, 165.; Walla End Lambton, 15e. 6d.; Walls End Pensher, 14s. bd. ; Walls End Riekaanad, 15s. , Walls End Rumel's Hetton, 15s. 6d. ; Walls Had Stows , t's, 16.. ; Walks End Hough Hall, 14s. 9d. ; Walla End South Hartlepool, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End South Hel los', 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Tees, 16s. ; Walls End West Comfr.th 14e. ; Walls End Woodhouse Close, 13s. 6d. ; CowpenHartley, 13e. IM.; Derwentwater Hartley, 13s. 6d. ; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 235. • Sydney's Hartley, 13s. 9d.-Ships at market, 116; sold, 6s . LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LITIIRPOOL, APRIL 14.—The share market has been very strong and good to•day, espeekslly for Midland stocks and Caledonian shares.— Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire(late Chester and Birkenhead), 17—Caledonian, 191 20—Eastern Counties, 91—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 73—Ditto (filth shares),: 61d.—Ditto (20f. F. shares), 11 d. Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 201—Londen and North Western, 1241 c.—Ditto (new i-shares),sl p.—Ditto (fifth shares), 41 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 34f Ditto (61. new preference), f p —Midland, 661 7 1 I—North Union A (guaranteed by London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire), 176—Shrewsbury and Bir mingham (131. se. 3d. A.), 4—South Eastern and Dover, ve 2 ti c. 221—York, Newcastle, and Berwick 196—Ditto (preference unpaid up), 21 d.—York and North Mid land, 25 1. MANORISTRII, APRIL 14.—The share market continua very firm, and prices are rising, with a moderate business effected to Sheffield', 341 ; Midlands, 671 ; DOWNS, 221 ; North Stafford. 7 13-16 du. ; Caledonians, - 20 ; York and North Midland, 251 ; West Eliding, 4 3.16 d. ; Great Northern A, 6t ; Cheshire Junction, llf dis. ; Leeds Northern, 171 ; London and North Western, 123 ; Caledo nian Preference, 81 ; Blackburn. No. 1, ; Eastern Coun• ties, 9 7 16 n. BNISTUL, APRIL l4.—The market was very firm, with prices advancing. Great Westerns closed at 901; Midlands, 871 ; York and North Mirtlend, ; Vale of Neath, 4 dis.; Taff Vale, 1501. BIRMINGHAM, Arun, 14.—This market was exceed ingly im”yant to day, Birmingham and Oxfords (e ills duly paid) were date at 100 ; Shrewsbury and Firming , ham A% at 71.6 r, 34. ; and in local stocks, Birmingham ; Canals, at 100. 1860, Stock, 2621, Stock, 2171, 2181; ditto, for account, 218. The March Exchequer Bills maintain their high range of 70s. to 735. prem., but the June bills are rather weak at 655. to 68s. prem. It is not impro bable that the price of this latter issue may recede more considerably, as the period of renewal ap proaches. So far, the late general advance of prices in the foreign bond market has been very little disturbed by the adjustment of the account, which has pro grumped very well, and at the rates reported by us yesterday. Granada Deterred Bonds are rather weaker, and Spanish have slightly given way, but oa the whole the market has been well supported. Portuguese and Sardinian stocks have assumed a Omer position; Dutch is rising; Peruvian Bonds maintain their high range ; and generally it may be observed that all the dividend stocks offering in the market find ready purchasers. The list of sales to-day includes thii following : Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds., 991 ex div. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 771, 78. Chilian Six per Ceuta, 103. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62, 611 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 931, 943. Ecuador Bonds, 5, 51. French Four an -a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 100 f. 621 c. (ex change, 2.1 f. 43e.). Granada Ono-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849, coupon, 24; ditto Deferred, 101, 1. Mexican Bonds, 341, 353; ditto for account, 30th April, 351 ; ditto New Three per Cents., 291, 281, 29 cx div. I'cruvian Actives, 1051, 107, ex dir.; ditto Deferred, 66, 6,51, 66. Portuguese Four per Cents. Converted, 391, 381, 391. Sardinian Five per Cents., 981, 98; ditto for account, 30th April, 97f, 98. Spanish Passive Bonds, st; ditto Old Three per Cents., 48, 471; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, 1, 3. Venezuelan Three-and a-Half per Cents., for account, 48. Canada Six per Cent. Bonds have risen to 110 1 . City Navigation Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Boncfs are quoted 931. This being "ticket-day" in the railway share mar ket the arrangements for the settling, to which much importance is attached, from the extensive accounts requiring adjustment, were in full progress. The greater part of the carrying over was effected to-day, and the rates of continuation were very variable. At one period of the day they ruled as follows, but in the afternoon, when the main business had been con cluded, the rates pawed off to a considerable extent : London and North Western, 3 to 1, continuation. Greet 'Western, j to 3, continuation. South Western, 1 to 1, continuation. Midland, 1 to 1, continuation. South Eastern, 4 to 3-16, continuation. Blackwall,l-32 to 3-32, continuation. Great Northern, 1-32 to 3-32, continuation. These rates are heavier than than that ruled yes terday, the calculation per cent. per annum present ing the following results : Per cent. per annum. London and North-Wotan Great Western South Western Midland South Eastern Blackwall Great Northern 4 to 111 Some flatness was observable in the market to day, owing to realisations being in some eases pre ferred. Generally, however, though the aeonnatime been very " bullish, " speculators are eanadent in looking for a further rise, and the high rates above quoted were freely submitted to. Thus towards the close of the market a much stronger feeling was manifested, and fresh operations for the new account of the 30th April were entered into with spirit. Caledonians were very scarce, and rose considerably. French shares were carried over at a reduced rate, viz., from 4 to 7 per cent. all round. Northern. of France are extremely scarce in the market, and are freely borrowed at 1-32 bsckwardation. The subjoined table shows the extreme prices at vhich business has been done in the principal railway stocks during the account now closing, and the extreme fluctuation per share and per cent: Lowat. Fluctuation va OL SO Condonla lO 6 11 Ice 90 Erten Oman* ............ fi .. 19 1 06 25 Onnt Notthans Oust Inalera 100 Inronadrs and Vortskirs 73 ... S 704 100 lasi" Brighton, and SOYA COM . 100 LOW and North Walton 100 Woks and South tisanes 90h ... 85 ISO Marbeater, giddied, and Un anniiire Swath Millind ll SD Manira 23 Tat% & Brunk l4 1 4 : lag 100 . 60 Yon and North Midland This statement does not exhibit any extraordinary amount of fluctuation, but this is not surprising when it is remembered that tho course of the market has been steadily upward during the fortnight. It consequently follows that the fluctuation above shown nearly . represents the actual rise in railway property during this period. Iho exchange at Paris on London has again risen, being now quoted 23.423 for short. A project is afloat at Havre for placing three large steamers on the lino between that port and New York, subsequently to work in conjunction with the steamers already plying on that line, and which touch at Southampton. In return for the gratuitous conveyance of mails and despatches, the promoters of the undertaking demand from the French govern ment the annual sum of 40,0001. (a million of francs) for each boat employed. The project has already re ceived due deliberation from the Havre Chamber of Commerce, who naturally view it with much favour, and have resolved strenuously to urge its adoption. The vessels to be placed on the line are to be built at Ilavre, and are to be of iron. They will be of 2,000 to 2,200 tons burden, and the engines of 1,000 horse power. In the general joint stock share market a fair amount of business is going forward, on account of dividend receivers and other invosters, and shares in various joint stock undertakings that usually attract very little notice are now much more readily mar ketable. Purchasers being numerous and sellers not anxious to realise, higher prices are in many cases submitted to. Business to bank shares during the week has been moderate, but the tendency of prices is uniformly upward. Provincial of Ireland and Union of London shares are very firm, and Oriental, National Pro vincial of Englund, and Union of Australia have been done at advanced prices. Shares in the Australian banking companies have, been quietly . picked up for some months put by tar-seeing parties, who anticipate that large profits will be realised teem the extended and lucrative field of operations thrown open by the extraordinary cir cumstances in which our Australian colonies are bow placed. Considering the great extension of com oercial movement that must necessarily attend the vas; discoveries of gold lately mad e , an d t h e wouldi i n o a r u ld x of appear tk. lt banking enterprise in thi s quar t er l w ' will admit of great development, and it is rather thatsur prising migrants from tho various qu ar t ers o f t h e b l. ,sure to take place sooner or later, it 4' that no at:11' 111 S . proof is afforded of , I the attention of our Spirited men of buai- I nese being turned to the subject. The sales I recorded during the week 5i4 as follows Colonial (251. paid), 111 ; London lout Stock ( 101. 1144, 1, 18, 1; London and Westmuister ( 201. paid), 291, 29, 281; National Provincial of ng land, 411; Oriental Bank Corporation (25/. paid), 34, :is, 34 ; Provincial of Ireland (251. paid), 44, 431; Union of Australia (251. paid), 37, 38; Union of London (101. paid), 153. Dock shares are well supported at their advanced prices. Commercial stock is worth 901 ; East and West India, 153 to 1,54 ; London, 123 ; St. Katha rine, 811; Southampton, 20. In the market for steamboat shares, Peninsular and Orientals are rather lower, marking 77, 78, 771, and 78 ; ditto, New (151. paid), 32 . ;, ; Royal Mail Steam shares have receded from 81 to 18). General Steam Navigation are firm at 281 to 29 ex die. Insurance shares continue to meet with many in quiries, and prices are still rising. Sun Life shares have made a great advance; Globe stock has again risen 2/. ; and Eagle, Indemnity Marine, and Legal and General Life shares have realised higher rates. The latest quotations of the market are as follows : Albion, 86; Alliance, 221 ; ditto, Marine, 411 ; Atlas, 18; British Commercial, 61; Church of Eng land, 3; ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 19t, cx. bonim ; County, 100, ex div. ; Crown, 161 ; Eagle, 71; Equity and Law Life, 53 ; English and Scotch Law Life, 31; European Lilo, 12; General, 5; ; Globe, 139; Guardian, 56; Imperial Fire, 256 ; ditto, Life, 194 ; Indemnity Marine, 30; Law Fire, 31 ; Law Life, 461; Legal and General Life, 5: ; Marine, 151; Medical, Invalid, and General, 21 ; Monarch, 1¢; National Loan Fund, 23, cx div.; Palladium Life, 21; Pelican, 45 ; Phoenix, 161 ; Professional Life, 1; Provident Life, 30 ; Rock Life, 71, ex div. ; Royal Exchange, 2251 ; Sun Fire, 213 ; ditto Life, 55; United Kingdom, 4; ; Universal Life, 39; ; Victoria Life, 5, 54. The General Reversionary and Investment Society's shares are quoted 94; Reversionary Interest Society, 102; Equitable Reversionary, 119. There is no change in the quotations of canal shares. l'rices of Gas and Coke Companies shares range as follows :—British, 101 ; ditto Provincial, 181; Brighton, 16; City of - London, 125; Equitable, 27; Great Central, 121, 131; Imperial, 66 cx die. and bonus; Independent, 46; Phenix, 251 ex div.; United General, 173 ; Westminster Chartered, 391 ex die.; ditto New, 71 ex div. These prices show a rise in British I'rovincial, Brighton, l'homix, and United General, and a decline in City of London, and Equitable. In Waterworks stocks the only alteration is an improvement of 11 . in East London, which is worth 166. niii ii 17i I i II I pm 13 14 Xi 101 11 41" a Di 1 1 14 THIS DAY. Two o'CLocK. The feeling in the Stock Exchange to-day is one of increased confidence, and prices of all securities arc rising. Consols are much firmer, and have reached the full prices lately established, being now quoted 99: fur cash and 991 to Z for thellthMay. The chiet business to-day is in the railway share market, in which a great advance has taken place. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 981 to 99; Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 100: to : ; Bank Stock, 218 to 2181. The March Exchequer Bills have reached 745. preen. ith the exception of a decline in Sardinian, ' which has receded to 97, prices of the foreign stocks are firm, and some descriptions show a rising ten dency. The actual transactions, however, have not been numerous. Spanish Old Threes mark 471 to 481; ditto New Deferred, 211 :to 22. Portuguese Fours, 39 to 3. Peruvian Activer, 10.51 to 1081; ditto Deferred, 651 to /. Mexican, 35 to 1. Gre nada Deferred, 10: to 11. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. bac Lowast.l Maim, 1— 1 63 72 0 71 711 71 0 'lO 10175 10000, 1 0 23 424 ; 00 days, 25 PP 50. Naples Mesta lO2 23 Yaw. *saw! krer Casts 97' II Yoe Arevern. PAB/11, Arm 14. Poe Kamer. °psalms illigheet.. WWI per Casa. .. -, -I- ---- . 71 90 . 71 63 ! 72 0 71 'per Cents iWIIO ; 101 10 ' 101 29 100 per Odds per Cents. New Lein ... ... ... ' pee Crete. ... 3 per less... 44 pn Oren 3 per Owns 3 per antl.. New leer L 4 64 eara. " 1 3 : peex etteepr • Im am audat ion Ai. : ri:.; Do. 0. , Pladakort 3 p 1303 95 Do. 30331 _ Do. iab Bank Shares Pam, Aram 14.-Bt. Germain, ; Vemailles (right funk), 810; Ditto (kit bank), 187 50 ; Paris and Orleana, 1187 60; Paris and Reims, 770; Bowe and 11..yre. .e 5; llareedtea sad Arica:at. 283 75, Btnebearg and Bale, 160; Centre. 682 So; Or. tan and Bordeaux.' too; Northern. 615; Heels and Strapbourg. PO; Part* and Lyon... 680; Toon and Nantes% 31873; Mt ntereau l and Troyes. 190; an d Dieppe and rewrap. 270; Buedieez arid Trete. 25; Pals mid 60 aux. . BERLIN, APRIL 13.—Voluntary Loan, 102 2 ; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1840), 103; ditto (1852), 103 ; National Debt, 991. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, —. Bank Shares, 104. VIENNA, APRIL 13.—Fire per Cent. MC.talliques 951; New Loan (A), —; ditto (II), 108. Four and-a-Half per Cents. ditto, 951. Bank Shares, 1,278. Exchange on London, 12.04. EXTENSIVE FIRE AT MANCRESTER.—On Tuesday night, about eleven o'clock, several workmen in the dip ping roma of Masers. Cooper and Brothers' manufactory for paint Miser oodles, on the Salford side of the river Irwell, Ifoimbester, were suddenly startled by a powerfu I roilmlisa of light from a room on the first fluor in which -the totass wicks were stored. They soon ascertained that t e ri aee was on fire, and the flames spread with such that they had barely time to alarm other workmen and make their escape. Notice was given to Mr. Thomas Rue, manager of the Manchester fire brigade, end to Mr. Neal, chief constable of Salford, and fire-engines arrived in a very short time from both boroughs, but the fire had spread with inch rapidity, and was fed by such large quantities of tallow and other combustibles, that it raged with uncontrollable fury, throwing up flames at least 100 fest high, on which the jets of water seemed to produce no effect. The building, which was three stories high, was wholly destroyed in lees than an hour, but the firemen did great service by preventing the flames extending to the surrounding property. The beat of the fire wu more intense than any that had been witnessed in Manchester, but Mr. Rose, Mr. Neal, and their firemen withstood it manfully to the last. The damage in stock is estimated at 6,0001., and to the building at 1,5001. or 2,0001. The stock is not an entire lees, being covered by insurance in the Manchester office to the extent of 4,0004. The loss en the building is covered by an insurance in the West of England office. The origin of the fire is a mystery, as there had been no light is the resin where it commenced throughout the day. EASTER TERll.—Yeaterdlly, on the open* of the law ofticea after the holidays, the arrears fur Rester Una, commencing this day (Thursday) were exhibited. The present term will be remarkable as the first in which the new Lori Chassellor (Buell St. Lconards) will preside at Westminster and in which Mr. Justice Crompton will take his sell in Westminster Ball The arrears of the three common law courts, exclusive of crown cases, number only 100. In the Court of Queen's Bench there are A.S. consisting of 23 special cases and demurrers fee argument, 17 enlarged rules, 13 rules for new trials, and 1 for judg ment, and 1 county court appeal. In the Court of Common nem there are only 17 matters entered-7 del, newts, 3 enlarged rasa, 6 new trials, and 1 foe judgment. Whilst in the Exchequer there is 1 county court appeal, 3 men in the special paper for judgment, and 6 for argument, and 18 new trial rules for argument. In the Equity Courts there is a diminution ia the number of the arrears. LONDON AND BOUM WESTERN Return of bailie for the week ending April 11, Iron Pariworters, 9,2731. 13s. 81d.: goods, 2,3601. la a , od. Total, 11,6341. 7s. Std. CORK AND BANDON RAILWAT.—RetUYA of t ra gi c for w'cek ending April 10:—Passengers, parcels, Re., 1241. 10s. 3d.; merchandise, cattle, 47's, 13s. 2d. Total (20 miles open), 1721. 3e. Id. Correeponding week last year (10 mElea open), 361. 19.. Bd. BELYART AND COUNTY DOWN NAILWAT.—The traffic on the above railway loos, for the week ending 11th April, 1862: Pameosees i , 1941. fe. 10d. ; sub scriptions, 131. 6s. ld. ; Josh sa i d ag r agi rc i vii il , 791. 2s 4d. Total, 286/144.34. Far Ma , Passengers, 16W. 12s. 3el„ ; la. 13 Bd lB6l : . • oloir - - and parody, SOL Os. T i o s t li alejta, • • . Z ta; (4 , I L ii.‘NCOVICS INFLATEI) INDIA-RUBBER • gg . Ala-PROOF BED-CIIAIIL Iler tweel sa.l weal eras may la wol qinphr ii aa ordtaary Air ebb. • sea ltretkftg cod or 4 '.. Ibb ilor. by vista. the lwit r.„,;I:Z uh:. oohed ..ror . I. see 4 , , ...... the r „ "mut :or interns; by be Nab hew it limy be -wi sks 0 pret Swum to say of Worms, -",..‘„, 4 Mist Suit mole. ‘%,, •• a 1 % w •%‘,.. • , m k ....- • .;.- I lli ..... . two& will And this artiste aellaily skated kw pat thee ad ,„-„,eltay sa a hed or sal. rritaLOlD INIMA4II7IIIIII Nag PIM kr breaths, hoes era, Imelda pram dlddlesting Sopa memers, sad Sea lbw hag et whim Mods kr go sed maths* goopoes• heti* ladasobtria thaw sea dilleala ha% ifillthlead MOM .11•114 Air Oehler sad Sok maw ag dm to ewes All cam earnest to JAJIRS UNE bethealber waralsiblity. Goseraned, Leadia, will moil wale Sesealiets 0 sowien. PRESERVATION OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE. Yesterday the econnotttes appointed to Wept nea ten to preserve the Crystal Palace had a geoid meeting I et the Building. Sir Juat.rt PAXTON WY IS the Air. The CHAIRMAN, is opening the the c ell:via dist knight be r, membered that at th the at sera' committee , this dip had been appointed the to ngues, of • re port slang what should be the elite hen ulna the agitation he the preservation of the Crystal. Peer 'Muhl take. Behr*, however, that roped was reed, he begs, d to be all twed to eel en the emeteri to reed a owaniur.,cation which he had reselid Sea Nosars. As id Henderson relative to the closing of the isothe promenade had bees advertised for Sets= but it had he, n otopped by a hag sad severe letter Ss the Commi,...on. r of works, whith le wield now mod the lierrtary to read. Thr St. heTAST then reed a kite from Messrs. YOB SW 11. ndersou, stades that they bed received • letter Sea the Otte,- of the CesualadwAre of Works, which they fee wash& and which loft don no alternative but to close the hang. "Moe of Werke, April 13, 11152. n tient:cotee,—l ant disseeed by Oho Chief Cosualeisser Of W,,r1,,, to acquaint that kb lordship has ressied a letter from the Cwmmimiwtw tar the Oran Eatibities of 1 / 4 1. luformiag hit that dry have always been unfree to hill t , the utmost their engogensate to the wows. and Gat for that purpose they hare Blees melee Or the lime . atl of the building la Hyde-peek by the let of June i died they hut. - Oren no approval or seselios to any pronalig WI to caw, del.ey, or to the arspristion of U aiding te purpo.e. not .ontespland dkir charter' dirl:= W a... 0 commune Wed Se yes tie emewasteteel im. le et h Her a the 26th to 'that the ChisiOemiwieser el Work. could not in any way etimatithithilie the Ws of the building to say other ...,... 4Paire= sew spirited in the royal wanes* of 113.40.* Ph. Chief COOlfillifialln regrets se led that, not. eithetanelin; the intimation dues oenveyed to you, the building has bees used for the pryer of pails leseernadts and concerts, that pen ass we lr g = . sdatission thereto, sad= mums of led sti corm, you have II INIMOSSIOS of mom et Malik in the building, la the pestl e the IN hg th doughlares, sad thee nth iiiiipte IIIIVOt b STI: Ithouv to the park, ititilthalid le the peepeety Is the oent , hourhood, and pupate's' to the peels eektelet et the rlc in I , y l•hder these arealidonomo, hie ierift* limis ttinc,,,ci, nt upon him, acne( trier di advise of the he dh , • to of the crown, to tube thossores he ley further inivappeopristilS of the building. Z .ln ilr• date or , . lii- thinks it right to mho you acquainted with lo lat. ntioae, is the hope that ) epee the receipt of this tesseuu t tuU u n, you will see the geopeloty of forthwith autumn.: from the present whoa of yeasoding. la the sent. however, of year genisho. he the _ affiliates el th, building to its mesa Miesdenebi use, oe t may porpo.oB ether um hoe epedieely nestireed the the royal warroat,theristsmse et a awitotaingellenitjashe emu will be maga to maga yen end ell other prase boos A penareranso to that course, and hes esay e resewl• Woo otherwise Qom . bone fide,' for the them mad reseentes the building, with C rise ertedelle ithi a owsleats, in asseirdenee with the tom them& eel lath. 111 lordship be that you will send lin • &slits ewer is th,- iennounieatios in the course of urasorrow at din latest -. I ~m, tr., T. W. Pnit.urs.—Mams. Foa sad Head , Ten " To ti,,, Messrs. Yes shl Headmen retuned an hese thin 21,111, mad istinalied that the lehieng would be timed on and after Thursday, the 16th lest. Tin CHAIRMAN bt that the be., observatisi he seek on that letter die bettor. _ _As to the staining het tau. rl4 liAll bon glesa a lie belleleg. there led bete eolht..ff of the sot, hat es y poomenedos web se woe bold K. , noryttos-prdeSs. Now he by were • nine sees le nit int. rfert-d with the pewee of the neighboushood. be *weld .petal to the Duchess et Sutherland end the assur er nubility and gentry who attended then to answer. lie thought that letter should be printed and published. (Hen. hear.) Totowa, however, to the business of the day They were aware that at • large meeting held in the bidding about II days ago • snoseross committee had boll appointed, who had class • nab-exwassittee to worh tar d , wonstration. of whom be wee ono. A report had " 1 Pf•lvored by him which had met with the unanimous eppros,l of the sub-committee, and which would now he Wait tell to them. The Sr. or( vs, then read the following report: '• A areal question must very shortly be derided, via whether the Crystal Palace is to be preserved or destroyed. The object of this statement is to establish the stleantagei el ' , toning this building, sad of applying it on self-sup Pushes pnneiplios to publie purposes, combining the Untrue , boosawl reereation of the people with the promotion of tb, sots. w ientes, and manufactures. Not only will a real !writ. , of public propert be thus avoided but a lutist cen y t , will be c on f erre d upon the nation a t ' large. Tire Pronpal difficulties have elated in the public mind on tb, Varna of preserving the building. The first is the sup Fallen that, if retained, it must he at the public espouse to liti , ete subacriptione would obviously prove inadequati Sr au ~L ,;,:ct of such thessitude. The site of the building lle asosersi own of saistaisting, repairing, sae iiii ra nkla ir millmi sPiiiir magnify this objection whirl mini et many persona sincerely de it. 1 ii 19l !* ill ii 14 14 7 • 104 114 41 14 In "'d!l ii I of Illi 2 III