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

. vr''t • _,, _ - - • . . . . 14/1, w...... 4.4.4. 0. 6 110 74 ( 4111 fM•leen-ew 4..0 7 0 , de l - telger—oos . .Z.... , ...NOM • ti t ' v ! ....' . • """ - -- --- 7 -_ ___./ '' • ..... iT Trf ' - .'.- :. '-' .1 44!" .P2:4111 "fa 1" (' l ' _... ......... _. - --- _ (• " . ) \ , • 1 , . . • • .....,.... 1 . ._. .. . ~. . • li. 67.111 • No. 1,7b2.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 5 101 • . • ..• , . ... e . . - - . -- .1r .." 1 "......... 4••••=31==111 ....-..--- -.....---.. • ---- A LI F F AS SUIt A NCR SOCIETY, THE REY. MR. W HISTON AND THE DEAN Whatever may be its fault, nothing can diminish ' RAILWA YiSt , I . MINES. A i - w....,„„.. pest at. Dummies Chweeklloreh T a n lSlA L AND CHAPTER OF ROCHESTER. the eseriess Mr. Wifintrirs researches, discoveries, ii. I .............. i WINERY once that is MOONS SW --....- " .-r ftsrearise Evaniso. .p w iriet "' ..4 ill Ws eadetywell lodised Oa SO La 00Ura" and indomitable peneeerenee have eon- • ' THIS DAT. - - 11"11 :11 be 111.-OVENatt ea WSllollllat i retalh dee et furred oi the pablie, 'these sympathies are T wo 6 .0 21 4.1 m .. The British mining share market, to-day, has been Mean the Doan Near./ 1155... ..,, b,t4 toy dd lied. der Ole Twe lin eel he se then with him. He has eight us, on how = The ehees has ( Tweed with *Me e ,' itm- r a . novelly active. For West Alfred Consols thee raw,-- iris sir ol Alea "svii=nt,...°6l°=,==ros To-day the Bishop of ROCHESTEI, as visitor of and judicious, and on how wide and useful, a same, moo, eating a raagestgews awn, a been conidderable demand. Harmon Doane' reev i e soma Ins Imam , min a r o wan . mia „,„ the cathedral church of his diocese, assisted by the the oathechale of the ne r/ foundation were mooned- the Purchases are few, and prices' of med desks have have been called at ad v anced Priem. Alfred asst°lll learned Sir Jowl Psfaso M, sits in Doctors Cm- . ,- oat tutert io - ' n a wai t the op lrf c raq e n s e t -- '' 1- 5tm ...,. 5h0W ; 11611 how edit- ooeseqttentkr declined. It must, h o wever. be regnesis• h are be e s dealt is, but at s sli g htl y lower T 1(446°2 ' THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN GOLD REFIN- moos to hear the appeal of the Rev . ROBERT Wnis INC awl MINING COMPANY. TON against the ,10 .. 4 11 -0 ........ p 0.., whereby the Dean and shamed mummy weir mien st uartwfligeshably ha oludblytik Aber. both here and in the Hull market. Dallingtons are Provitertelly Ilenelerei 0 , s i sera, a dy m mass mu be Chapter of that_ j chant (to see their_ .. %fella . urd___ . jar- Dog, 4 *. , .011 , , US 411411Sweid to u .at Worcester, and even at Rochester itself, ago death 43 = Latimakire and Teglisiswa, iitill in demand, but there is no 'lteration in the lemmas. 11(M) "slim" ' remov`"l/2a,27ivru' sad 'wins' t h e some better sense of their de fi es. And should North Weems, 1 Noma Besseme r Ras price Tinerofts have been bought and vir sold in said Rorer. Welterez of from the office of muter h e now be d r i ven f rom t h e seat of his • meh w hi m , a n d y e a and North Midl an d s , an all worn. althea at Emma . quotation.. J „e b w ee ,,, Lg.- Joba Ilianstride, Jam e tea Urge u ”issense. of their grammar school, and of and from al houses, f u l m oms. • he will at least have the consolation heath shires ter extremely quiet. P ara and sad West swag Things nave Ithewlee changed hands, -...„,,,, ere ,NI r. Ass awn I s e.. oe • c°l°SriS e e • lands, profits, emolument s, commodities, adventaga, at heti.. that he his =mewe d a great m u m 1 gbashaarre ors Aim. 20 114 a ' rata Wileyalt.and Kilbriekens have been bought at an advance awe 0.• i „. Le m. a m p um.. ge t .. wigwam. and '9qm:tenancy' whatsoever to the said office in t h at pr - Mi ng hi s le he was supported by the snags reri same UNCICARAWEIRD. upon our last quotation. 0,0 i.o••a. 0.0. tt. _rah sawraoar; . taaeoo. anywise incident, belonging, or appertaining ; " or-in „,„ .. - at.public, and was e s k tr el i ff, out of his turn, Senior Feb O N M g r a m a a a a w a g a p • The quotations of to-day's market are as follows ... r.o.e. r ay. , 1114°-1 "'"" , raiZo t ru . 6)/ i v r . q a2 . s aw ., simpler words-dinniseed him. At this hearing the 14 ' w " 4 1, • rlO Primers- Seddln=.loll. Dean and Chapter will, it is said, be rrpresented by Sir Pw of the foremost college i Cambridge—feelings sli • P4 ' adaTaTik 1107070 77. 00 S&P West Alfred Consols, 211, 22 ; Wheal Arthur, 13 4, n , far more ble than any that the Deaa and IR. SO Ahmkln ...: ... - =si ii i 17 1 1 4 ia i - 161 ; Alfred Coppola, 181, 19 ; Mill Pool, 455., &kr. ; Gorr ," . ' T. W. 171 Amt. 11.0...1 , -Mtsre. . 6°1,66 ' Tan g - F. KELLY, Mr. Itou N DELL noir:it, Dr. ADDAMS, and o•r, Jusior t ode,' woreonoWeet. Chapter of can retire from the Gestation es " i ' l l i i i i=a v i saa Cupid, 6, 6 ;Great Wheal Alfred, 14, 16 ; South Ta =.*,'Ta& Mr. Cowzuto (at fees that will probably materially to )oy e 0 0 awl .. 44 a el t man , 31, 1 ; Trehanes, 4, 5 ; Collin oar, 4h 61 ' Swim Aleateeme. reeve. Pike& aud me. diminish the next eapitular dividend , wherein, it la with this general v i ew of what it I. the Bishop ., $ l6l l L n ism, ,,,,, oi d . „... k ze i msr , 4wi r ~.., to -• • 7113Crafill, 10, 104 1 Devon Great Consols, 290, 300; Aroma.- -Orme asp, Pm, just as well to remark en plasma, the ecclesiastical Itoenarza has in hand, our readers will be able to at. whe C11.18.6 = i , AMIL "5 1114 ' Us ••••,,,,,..r. , South Wales, 21, 1 ; Garreg, 18e., 21s. ; Merllyn, 6h u, ie.siae aria t ;mirth,. tweet WlrbeilmOiest. cominadosees have au interest); whilst Mr. Wilts- follow the Doom of mr....,_ ox ' s ____, re nter appear. ... ~ SO SI Di g 7 •; Trebarvah, 61, 7 ; Cook's Kitchen. 41, 61 ; Wel l. u. intertidal. 17 4, 0 1 000 r . .. sea weld. TON, dm. in the simplicity and justness of his 33 di la = b r i - I t 21 tet 4 lira ton , 6, 7 ; St. Anbyn and Grylls, 9, 10; West ' i.....• ' 23 " ara k ''''' Sa lgoi. H i bt e si t A C• 11•11,1141, unaided by counsel learned in the law, 30 i 411 Ontelnpil sae 1 H die 11 1t:44144M -714 , ... ra.landeek Roma 26m, 275. &I.; Weet Ding Doug, lescalrfaai (r•• ren. l - Mr. Britt . his own ease. DEATH OF HER SERENE HIGHNESS THE 15 11/ " I " .lBbin- Amend* fil 00•14 " le "sed Si "rid" as. = coopms, 861 ;fit r t all dee respect for the Bishop, the day has, DUCHESS IDA OF BAKE WEIMAR. uat i:. * :: 6 6 ... • 1 6 West Wheal Treasury, 6, 6 ; beemaree, 24, .........,‘ w ows poo 00. •DP • • to . . ' It ; Speed • well, par; Lewis, 13, 14 ; Stray Park, 8, arinn ee • mr t Wrawerer er mei new • stememea ore sirs ee teem it will be Mt, been ill chosen. It is the first of 4 ~.. 10; West Whorl Darlene' at, 371, 40 ; 'bemuse, 61, taw w wear* Immo area~ ass t Paine Weekerreserbe *kit Babsr • et Lennox ire. A elletesthio gestalt* het been mead satsuma m ill °S ; et . 5.i . .... • 4 n „.= •• :- ni _ ilt ;Nardi Buller, 12, 1g; Dakota/Is, 6, 51; Wheal al tamb " **"" Trea l." •:t 7 ..iscorily Menwilastok aml le . mo. WSW on al ens theatres royal being shut ; during i(111 the redden death, at 2 p.m. ea Saturday bet, at se MI Mime yams a.. Harriet, 13a, 15s. ; Kilbricken, 2), 3 ; Condurrow, ro °°iw it i w ,.. • royal Witte* pink Os mammy MAL, whisk too, err courts of just i ce are all closed, and wavier, of th e Bache= Ida of Sae-Weimar, mother of u a Et: ''') - 1 1 4 1 ' mud * bee 7 . ~ b.lt sof 0 ilto 3 100,1021; Him on Downs, 31, 4. wend ad l 70 • 704 " 1 " Pri -.1 " munaS ' Ind i t V." - Oar 1114112111111110 all opened for the penitential services Priem Edward of fraze-Weirear, and sister of the late is se sest lasans ... .. Ng u t thieer the newts to•trle., Quietude continues to prevail in the gold mining - gair . ....e... .In .. 4 .stints - 30 a/1 reset ! west Das Dario . share market, but prices to-day were firmer and iha parrer .. ..7 1 0,. 4 1 : 4 ' . ....11. 7 .;:r iair 5aa rm a r m ,, 11"6”.. d ,i. gi m e„ii„, ‘ , 66.6"usit7 of mankind through the several stages of his bitter see rum.Ammisa...._ = . N is la % ~ Aga is slightly improved. Australasian shares 30 hot S owl. arey. In the early days of Christianity it was _ re- COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. it. C udisbugu"'''' " 26 Delete. if If si . : were dealt in at 1 prem. The quotations of the non rererze-eite of te , lai nt r al 414 " Amla ni vII t i bud ioniaist mdri eminently called the Great Week and the holy .4.,.. '471.11":1 — official list are as follows :-Colonial, 3-16 to 6.16 le Ole -• maltreat.. of that ending „„ i ; .1, 0.... i .9., c.e., e.0.m., Mem earmarked Week ; and in it the first Christian emperors used to MINCING - LANE . — THIS DAY. u , all • . 111 03 11l I prem.; Melbourne, par to 1 prem. • Sierra Nevada, k....... , •• 1, A. ou••••• et aturted with ssisigOWeedWeg are ea mum all law suits to cease and prisoners to be set The private contract awa i t s are awn,. today, an d no al, :I Dl „Das, Saossos mema. .D 4 " 6 pwa iii al 14 par to 1 prem. ; Quartz Rock, / Is. to 1 prem.; roar. , , „ b .., tcbb t wth e no w oak a im bit, in humble and pious imitation of Him who de- sales co importance reported. 10 en t awl Wrst.(lro. 371 37 ne Auriferous Ore, 1, to 1 prem.; New Granada, 6-16 to '''''''' A r" ' i e ' l" • ' mak tbit pribil• livered us from the prison and chains of sin. Mo n tee tata I abru.o, tor %Ovum., magmas to e Marazs.-Iron: For Welsh bus there has been an ine.• 83 MC , WOWS ... wed demand, at a 7. Id. at the works. Scotch r ., It lasossse,... ma le tholoss - 7 ,,,1 1 11 , ) , Ni S 7-16 'prem. t o,, .n ,-e• dem* , dem episcopal . is not, however, so reverential and pro A dividend of 161. per 100th share is declared pay ta.,..l,p a, ante l ..l I tireltaaltlet rim milder ablernalm OS WM- . . . Pig quoted rather lower; No. 1, 35 c 9d. to 36e. • inized i i . , . me - .."' eete , e th ,. „ L i, a,, .., , ~.• ,i. •ho to abdirtak• the recussiss et penitential. or the two last Passion Weeks numbm 33.. &I. to 35.. 9d.; No. 3, 361.; Gartaierree, si 23 D o . "ii;ill / 1 1.; ' 774 74 .... n i N able in the Lisburne mines. ✓e me .oc 7 mt. n try te, ot t, e t pm." e . Lame walailli b il• in succession, the wrangling prelate of Exeter Na 1, 375. 6d. Lead amady . at the late advance. &getter 1 0 Is Do. ... ... . -Di oprel si.u• _.,•? -.- it " ,,,,r ,„ to ro 5 ,, 0 ,, 1 „ . „. t .,i,h t H o a u, ‘ ,,,,,t r ,,,,..4 44,,, anathematised and abjured all connexion with dull, and quoted at la 2s. ed. to 141. 6.. Tin : East India le 111 De. war naming Deka, eg g ' : 6 : 311 . ' THIS DAY. has declined le. to Ta. in consequence of a reduction of 3s. n an 1301511551155 8 - - 17 IS c omae , ht an a•latnetet a Oruro , anal permission will be reserved his Metropolitan ; and this year, the more 171 haring been made in the price of Britih. eie! so !s . 61.1666154, area, xL. I ' 7l Two o'Czoce. b teem , the 01:0; t: if 10und rart,e..e. discreet Bishop of ROCHESTER, after great and The market for the gold mining shares is slightly Oia.-fleal, pale, SOL 10s. to 31L • straw 28L 10a. to reml.,..e nrcurt.• tow. tale Coopay le Drool, sot was PM delay aPpoillis Pill- 291. ; Spool Wto 861. 10s.; Hastheiteer,9o . l. to 911.104 ; at. tr, --m. tar ,,,,:.--.. wow.. .. or boo, 1... ise.a., est on nommbis steamer et unnecessary and harassing petal. •1. • .... A. awl , t filreeno ire MAIL sion Week to be disturbed b y ?&•. Witueom's ap- Cod, 33L 104 to 341. 10s. ; &see flea, 311. la. to 331. 10s.; se if ne. gold, and there is a fair amount of business doing in Wan 0,0 ..Itettalne. whtth are rell.e, West, togetkee with the . - 31 41 ~ peal. In ell this there is something very incongruous, Olive Dahlia, 441. to 46i.; Spanish and Sicily, 421. roc to t D0.51366,14P11.(C 3 I . th is department generally.' Carson's Creek are pa on •• .01 the Votettany nal be earned tot. roOrr Or to 441. 0.. ; palm, 2•11. Os. to 281. )ss. ; Cocoanut, 32L Lt. '!" wens n lislan•Wator ell Ile NI 6 1 I ~,,t1 . 4 4 ,1 ompKelit beard is lonics. eme2 = and to many minds very 'unpleasant. We must, to 361. 10i.; Seed, rape, pale, S OL 10e. to 311.; Linseed, "" 43 Da ft 8311/ - - • 6 6lb quoted 3 to I prem.; Colonial gold, Ito 1 prem.; m a w . ,„, ~:: s. a‘oited. .7 , 1 Übe MOP" tr i rn" CM O s " h owe v e r ,ubtuit to the episcopal irregularity. Let semi Pi to I oso Do, SO ~. 5 4.. Granada, 3to 1 prem. wiab Ant • r. • pttattalge al4i pr11114%4610 bilit, TIM. lOu heart .... e. • 4.”... , nds to the diarchaidere. Ms, therefore, try and recollect what it is that th e Th. sales a d vert i sed for tolmnow are 180 hboe, aor• i t s ! 1 :11 riresionz,sa - Netew s o 2 Coning Busmen Th, i ...t.tay are ess‘tea anaemia Ow Le t tal ee =h• "P"' Bishop and his assessor have to hear. Woes, 3,200 bags Mauritius, 1,000 bags Bengal, and 1,400 Si ' Hasa N 2 Vales Si 2 dls Ito. Sham. Wine. Paid mime dons Illeal•ho tatenty .4 use of the non responellils horn to Mr. WnlsTem is another instance of those merito- bags Madras Sugar ; 100 casks Plantation Ceylon, and 100 IL tee mine thasebt7 ar. tee Da. Skai:Meibeap Si SS apes. ors toe Mate , mew be weal , ee ee Wm* , ilk alon ts rious men who, without advantages from fortune or hogs Costa Rica Cedes. ill Mt hildbmieroat s acra all , - - 100,000 I Azad Fria I 11 lips. 33 Il i ""' •". Prug°l rum' waist was °WI PT6 = l : o4 6 ' 1. 4. 4. 71 1: 6 4 counezions, has diatinguielsed himself at Trinity memo los. test° Calderldan to Sewmiebse ... ... . Si • • 6 Nod . h• 1 nth. or the Omasenw, Ito. SE TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. mose se *tartan Iwo, I ..; t, am, sad weed,loeriesassure. areseertmerwt, College, Cambridge , and who, though elected one of Pergemnal. The market is quiet, and the demand from the trade it I 1° 1.3 2 14 11meked... ... 31 qMs very 10,000 10 audeslailta 2 - - swim :0 110 0, a1 101 7. 70 07 its Junior Fellows, not having influence to rise in i u gu ono r . Th e w r i t= f rom gi . p r i ara h org h. h owever 10 74 Leery./ Beedskiuse . BLOW WI Australian Mint. .I.oineure. See Sky. era WAD, Wore Kraebeads.loo,o4o I Asetrallaa Freehold liimo. 4 . S. ori T. 1 MED, Welters ...-....... LimpeoL the church, devoted himself to the education-a mention a strong market there, with less inclination to sell l e l e k. ' c i l 31 1„Yau •.;..._••• •••• -U - ii -5 i HI 4 ____ , ,assi.. .., It 140 Me 80,000 1 Ave Meets Lords. high and worthy task. Though bound by than heretofore, and 110 ro., with 10 down, bad been ppid s o . 1 wwww ""' SOW 30 almenarion Iron aod Gael ell ... ~. grammar _for Aurat delivery, costing at lean 38s. &I. laid down here. si„ .-; lisoth --- joilip... : " ..7. 3 si al. si 1 bd.o M4b 40 1. 17 • 107107 tt- - a' wa rem wssiaws * th e ir statutes always to maintain • 100.000 1 laltioth Australia Gold MA. LIMN ha. Weber to A. tr. lolemodis, 41, wisdom. Dior - - . ; Otto to December (1862), eis. 111 r. Theme tier, Weber oa d o f m uc h . gd s. 6d . 10 111 Polk Williis... ~ . - - 11,000 30 Do. at. June Del ne; - - L KAMM baba lO ItordialholhOod.Juiss If pi 210,000 1 Carson's Creek in 1 I 11 5, uneheaa and Wisp Dolton .7......7.. " ....; neametr. obligations to which they had sworn. Their school. raancuLeas OP TALLOW. 111 of . iden,llll Weaver 174 IS MOO .. Cobre Copper .- ....- 4O - - I. LP.= and Co.. 4,0119111..... ... ...... Mai house was a ruin ; their schoolmaster incompetent, IWO. 1341 . tea et. ea - anew ... .. lei ist 10,000 . 5 Pstg. It Austrollas Chow all 4 taw 51 2 .. sin assl IL I, : Ssettish oe.„.. ledbad . ... .. It lai 10 110,000 20 jag ' - ad - - OLD.- -QUARTZ CRUSHING MACHINERY. s l at scholars they had nuts; though for more than 4;7, C, rm. d i , Ceske. Win e O .OOO I maiden assegamps PATILIT WILLS, .waded tbe Conned Oreat twenty ;ears their Dean had appropnated to his own emery het week ...- .... .... 1,128 LBW LIM in 4 41 dom & & sea . &ffii . A !I Fs lf IMMO 3 Cletat id Islam labildeles. Them sa na proved by tent Use the Mtge revenues of an hospital at Chatham, i De. tram letJaa• ..—.... 113,1% KOS 9 1, 714 111 9: De, Masi-. . 10,000 10 ifrolosa l lretamirieus 3 - toil Pew* on • Sims. nooks ot tandatioltil leistweok . 1.110 " 10 7 Shiewolowlblere‘d6l; ? Ssr 200,001 i sweeps urea sll a - a. vo w ew a b , 0 .a., st l b. „ La e Taus ri NI, which the ATTORNEY-GENERAL and the Court of D ub r ebb . i n i s . ............ ws , PAO 101,073 xi ali darbaildry awl Chaste 130,000 I Port Warp.-.... ..... Moo si 1., *cod or portel.l••, vet , spilt Norm mesh' el.* Chancery have since recovered for better purposes. Fri.* T. G. Ws deg get eat.. 17e. 40a. N. Mu Id. Ellse.W.llM.) ... . 14 Id 7,400 30 Sandler de Cabo tet - - V...- sw ' s i ' llsw°-° swr • es ' ' a ' s "' 011° '' sas • " nil is 111. It was not till the spirit of cathedral reform came Do. Town Ws. ode 41a.114. WILO4. 111 en Do. Wow ... ... .. 7 I 6,000 10 Tin Omit 7 10 II immiodiLE me . Mr. beaaray. --- 20 10 Da. Omsk, ... .. tes us 43,17 i 111.141 dated Watson ..... upon them like a steam man armed that they MARE-LANE.-THIS DAY. re I Da. Nor ... . - - MONO I West Ilaricosa all t ide THE HUMAN MAUL-ROWLANDS' MA- amended their w ay, twat of obeying their sta- There was rather as increased supply English Wheat : .....:whin Drra ... : i : 1 3 r. 31 a 4 c OmAlt OIL D reolorool IhroOkria Om 0 5555 to il• tutes and their oaths, rebuilt the school-house, and at market this waning by land . eantltin , _Oval tin st. st &Nam -::.. 31 O it : PI 6za wasrLable Vining IS prierOmf, oil DoomMita. Mr 6 . 0 . „ . . r. Ili „ min ta mod mo m . 6, p o ua w i r a im ; appointed Mr. W1115T07.4 to revive their Grammar- SSW eissatles, sae although the ceueston woo all ‘ 413037130 SO 110 • Woe -.. .. sal MONEY MARKET. II Ile, w mower IseliMain awls eili simadlis Ism Iles whorl;-tea object in which he was quickly and en- Se-,-_-.---.d....-. the d4444ad was 90 Inactive that a decline of 1.. SO IS swath Tabh.kiimeDu i , 664 1,Z e r wwilw "r at °ll ' 1•1 4111111 I'm' pre y ice, Like most men of his age and cool rerriatode r. lad to les submitted to before an la It . I . e.e lltirlialt ma Bunenain - -* in sales. Foreign 'Wiest was very Y P urnale. "gre's 6) is BATI7/3DAY RiMMIXO. pro of brootVal Dir. Or prolb of PIPE% op. - -lb 19 Consols have been extremely quiet to-day, but the ma re dram , ti ummeserees is to , Mr. WHISTON went to Rochester a high able, at • leshietkm of hi Per tiv to eli a i ds '.lla iii i t u... For allio• tt D 0PP 3350 7 roloololok 33 M a lo glimi lt= samareative; but, unlike some, with a great curio- Thir arrivals of Flour have been large daring the pest rk: sil ie r ig". alld • 5 17 I L pries has been delay at yesterday's quotation of 98?, al a MnalWel ImM of W. •••I Do toe Oils So• Nob too to i, both for cash and the 13th April. The official rd. a, ea „ w i i,„ ; .. sago 1. ow fifty stew truth and a keen sense of justic; and week, sad foreign r im sacks aad barrels were respectively 35 si Do. d, j. .. •4 as 11 1 = 1 " ell• 8 sod ashO 64 alt." USN qualities have made him one of our foremost 1 " - a nd dd. dual* • se 3 D0.0./1 I . report includes only :-Consols for money, 981, 1, / ; WWI , al 4 . 4 1663 . 11 . t/ " . gleb • " 1 .1 6 = 7s- sellimes of eeelseieetioal abuses. Ba rley a ss in modems supply, ad realised ma th the si. so Yea are reiMsa Si Sli 4 4 ditto for account, 961, 1, 1. Bank Stock, 221. Iftrweliall orbs Min ma nsmemed ea riIIIIINIII - - . . as last week. lama nem. a. 144.-4 stemaea. 11...1......m... AM. .... ........ --Z.* -• 00- 6- 71- .. "'=•11 [THREEPENCE. payments will come forward, and will further ease the market. The exports of the precious metals direct from London this week have been larger. To Thursday last, the detailed account, as rendered by the Custom- House, is as follows:—Silver coin: to Belgium, 148,000 ounces ;to Rotterdam 23,000 ounces. Sil ver bars: to Rotterdam, 30,000 ounces; to Belgium, 126,000 ounces; to Boulogne, 3,600 ounces. Gold coin : to Hamburg, 1,070 ounces; to Rotterdam, 270 ounces. Gold dust : to Boulogne, 10,000 ounces. This gives a total export of 332,600 ounces of silver, and 11,340 ounces of gold, of the aggregate value of about 128,000/._ lhe expoits from the out-ports comprise 51,9751. by the Euxine, which left Southampton this day for Alexandria (5,0111. being ;for Calcutta, 19,9341. for !Madras, 11,7001. for Ceylon, and 15,3001. for Alexan dria); 2,5001. by the Peninsular and Oriental steamer Iberia, for Lisbon ; 5001. by the Madras, for Constantinople ; and 7,1391. by the Great Western, for the West Indies. The total shipments from the kingdom are thus raised to 190,000 i. the short comings of the Board of Trade returns are well supplied in the subjoined statement of the imports and consumption of sugar during the twelve months ending the sth of March, compared with the two peevious years : • hirosTED. 1860. 1861. 1862. Raw tons 336,117 301,710 400,061 Reamed ,, 14.11$ 19,334 W,320 Molasses , 30.1316 16,701 14,636 Total Imports:* 2 _.toot 403,099 340,445 431,919 DUTY P*iu. 18.50. 1/451. 1852. Row tons 2'..12,615 306,104 321,561 Reflood 3,518 7,541 16,883 Molasses Total duty paid..tons 311,681 330,095 3.54,721 The molasses in the above statement are reduced to sugar at the rate of ?, of the former to 1 of the latter. This table, which is drawn up by an emi nent practical authority, is founded upon government figures, and will be regarded with interest both by the trade and consumers generally. The consump tion of this important article has increased 71 pee cent. on last year, and 14 per cent. on 1850. As a period of twelve months is in each instance embraced, all cavilling at this remarkable result of froe trade must be silenced. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by Ilerapath's Journal, shows the total receipts ou 6,620 miles to be 255,9241., or at the rate of 38/.155. per mile per week. The receipts for the corresponding period of last year were 235,4141. on 6,347 miles, or 371. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 20,5101., or 8.71 per cent. in the aggregate amount received ; an increase in the mileage of 273 miles, or 4.30 per cent.; and an increase of 11. 15s. in the amount received per mile per week. The Railway Times estimates the total receipts since the Ist January at 3,128,5801., which, on 6,495 miles, gives an average of 4811. 135.91 d. per mile; and as the amount for the corresponding period of last year was 2,907,6681. on 8,259 miles, or 464 t. 11s. ltd. per mile, the difference is shown to be in favour of the present year to the extent of 171. 2s. 7ld. per mile. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The English stock market remains stationary at the rates current during all the latter half of last week. Consols have been steadily supported at 981 to for money and the 13th, with very few transactions offering. Exchequer Bills, renewable in March, have been dealt in at 70s. and 71s. prem. The foreign stock market is good, but without much business doing. Spanish stocks are higher, the Old 1 hrees having reached 47, and the New Deferred 121. Venezuelan Actives are good, at 481 to;, and Buenos Ayrean at 78 to 77. Mexican, on the other hand, arc a trifle worse, at 341 to 1 , although the remittances on dividend account by the Orinoco are large. Peruvian Deferred mark 67. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. rritE HUMAN HAM—ROWLANDS' MA omit OIL le Jeelipeernmsel Ilwevelaa OI ke esest.ble Anew le mos. pileuele& eel IleolVles hear bar. De swam le mood beim le waft eullee; Nike, le losepees Iseleiso dole elm mein beet bees fld se vein. IKOILIJIDO II WAUSAU OIL log elloOd a sm. neweedie attended bale. le Or /ma el isildmq e7e. ewe errodlek It le do ellaliee Is le ogeskaly seeemeekdoe he illim or= . WM et Mk lb' une Ode Me mob so :112rd“ samosa WIL ; Ml* I• 1 8 1!! 19.9•1 t• C, Ns. ; asili lee sift ueem.--w the mew et era IMO re eire yak le Ore ollegeseed lOniViii ims.a.. le amp eleaCrei env Webb* Idesfissia . tom. ►oe Account. ll*bag 1 Lowest UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Oxman, Aram 3.—ln a congregation holden thu airesioe, Ming the last day of Lout Tina, the fallowing degrees were cosferved, viz.—Master of Arb :Re . Minks George Curtis, Merton College ; Rev. Liamia Caw At Me same time the Rev. Rbeamer Bates, et Tnaity Colkge, Dublin, was admitted ad issitea. NAVAL PoRrsMOVIII, APRIL 4—The Plato, dean Tree I, Lintenant Corsirader Wean, es Maar maim for the roast of Africa. The An s teers Vases, Liesteasst Cemsan. , er Yawn, heels( lee tbrepe mar 'rumor, far Gibraltar. A smog at kimityo= es iar the ebesserrese sersiallos resers ruing en Berbridp Ledge es Weirdo,. bat the ear throw arrived at an sat pet Wirer The $, Versa sailedyesterda n z to amerman wlr A portion of the a enapeael eerie. as Wed the enamihips at this hoe bees erithatere, sad a see reepeadine numbs, at the divillerd ltellieNes of Royal Ruiz,. mannered is the Idiewieg properime :—Fee the Anulaot, 46, Captain Lowder 2 represte, seeporelk mad 61 Flutes ; the Retribution. 48. FizaWagralmat Mbar. 1 sergeant, I corporal, and 23 privates; As Sameasie,d, 12 Fates; the Vilen, 6, 1 fi fer and 7 Orem Mrs at 'Hind :—Rodney, 90, Captaia Graham • , Perm lerint, , Captain Harris ; Superb, 119 Carbeit roma 110 6"... 00, screw mardship, Captain m ap Raid= eteam-frigate, Captain Robison hisser. Captain liinerome. SHEERNESS, APRIL 3.—Tha Landon 90, Captain the lieu. H. Swelled, mill deesdp he ale rt ran up bar eonpkomit to Sad men, end min pared is lierhosal rely Y Jane, to famine of the Memel. wrens tl= Onsaina, and to bin ill die tartan. Captain Mundy, of Ile Watederk auceeds Captain 10.610 a the elamad the Lmition, the metrmeeml eller pies Se the Woleetes —The Horatio, 24, mew the ler 8. T. tirotgic, is nearly complete by th e Oho will have the fitting basin is about ton day., art be reseed is the harbour opposite the /anima poiot—a panties whisk will command the entire month of the flan Xelway. DEVONPuRT, APRIL 4.—?le Leander, 60, Capt. Sidney tolpoye Ilaerea, was towel YU lasibrigh _as Friday, by the Catibasee and the Pike eloomemook. Oho le to be taken inta dock, r bawl hr defers nab pod. _Ps will be Pad es km Woke blurs bees Missed her the Admiralty. the lest behdipa b rie fs llyof very poem beef and perk hr bees we e et n Royellr Mrs Vietu4ll n oaks. The bestial err s rad& roost, isairles maly the repstre the and of the very bat Irap tis Worried fee the new Arctic expeolities, sod is to be seat si l t a Ire days, be pet as basal tbo ships lining est be the read er under the command of Capt. Sir IL litiabalf. Moe am eters..—Garr TOWN, FRB. Ma fry 'a ship Calms, 20, and Exprama, 6. Janata, March B—;lowan, sad Alban rester. MILITARY. CAVALRY MGVEMENTS THIS tilillNo.—Tbe Mow ing cavalry minion are ts ersbange quarters this spin, sad will shortly comment* weviag :—ltlt limats, Mm Dobbs to Edinburgh ; 6th Dragoons, from Zdialbsallt as Torte ; 1:lth Dragoon., hem Tat is Hoswisw; Soh Mow 1010, from HOUD.iOWi t lied e n liiek Mani* SA DOW Noon Guard', from I mi Mewl& is : Ifith Lancers , from saelwetar to Dinntrolliani I lel DIIS 'oft Guards, from Birmingham to Dablu; 6114 Di= I ! (barb., from Dublin to Canterbury; 4th D Te =limet Woolwich to Nottingham; 11th filuware, frosalf "l4 to Dublin. It is probable that no cavalry trill 1 replier the 4th Dragoons at Woolwich, w is ma • cavalry watioa, sad was made owe last year istirsly es amount of the Great Exhibition. Snip or Ston.aND. Makr_-Gencral Shaw ness...lv, to whom the command at Edinburgh had lossa Offerril, has refused the appointment. 1 LIVERPOOL RECRUITING 1/19TRICT.-116 mos ' the only recruiting district which remained oat Lieut..Coloeel Manual*, lace of the 27th imil = has Just been appointed to asomedllajor-Oeseral Esksam 11.11 , at Liverpool. lh.rois IN IRELAND.—The following depots now its Ireland are Ant ow the list for service in Greet Britain : INN*. utth, 34th, 73rd, 6tb, 41st, 49th, 69th, 47th, 92nd, %h. •Vnh, ard, and 14th larantry. Duns or Cltrr.-COWNEL C. J. C. DAVIDNON, blnerm. AlUlT.—Larat-Colonel Davidson, who had served Ewa, yam ia laths, sad Waco 19111 had begin on the retired la* or the bengal maablislussent, died oft the 31st ultimo. Lieut.-Colonel Davide.. hail reetived the Company's silver Medal he kb semen at the siege and storm of Bhurtpore In UM. - ;--- t)KATB or LIEGT.-CoLONIL PENNING, 31D MA bum C Liest,Ceesesl Feneinc, evatiessdist the ant Madras Lien Canby 1141siont, dud at Bollasy os al 16th Yob. last. lisimeirme mast of hie—mesammiiiss sod et its dudes be @Weed the cathedral statutes; and therein and elsewhere MEd that their wither, }lima VIIL, had provided a same kr the egenplete exhaustion of the revenues with whisk he teak followed the clue& To the don wee imigned 804 and to each mum MC a year ; ameicab now raised to 1,42 W. and MK a year respectively. To each of 20 boys in their aehosl the statues gave 2i. 138. 4d. a year ; farther ordaining that they were to be maintained out of the shorter keen But, while the incomes of the dean and Minn had been so inordinately in greased, the old stipends of HiNaT VIII. were paid the hays 's& they were set maintained. Very natu rally sad properly. Mr. Wainer solicited from the Dean and saiseressed ellowanee for his clien ts& the 110 lemodetkel boys; it was, however, sternly and dimeettesseig isheml. He thereupon sought the opinion el the present Muter of the Rolls and the very leaned Mr. W. D. Lewis, whether the kw would sapped the claim he had made; sad those eminent lawyers advised him that the Dees and Chapter were Mad tor- provide for the met of the hope maintesanse. Thus twilled, be appalled to the Bishop as their and his visitor to " amid the evil," and by him Mr. WHISTON. after Aftsen menthe procrrtinatiou, was referred to " the Court of Chas °eMs/awhile, however, Mr. Waitron kid bees pu nks hi remoras, into the abates and penstiess or otter cathedrals of the sew ibundetlis. sled *seek dissevering so meek deviaties boss the Mader% in tentkrionth a view to establith a cue Dar= mister, interferon, sad remedy, he r hi remarkable pamphlet. Cathedral Trusts, and their Fuldisissi," staid' is scarcely eighteen 'scathe west dint se km than five editions. On its pebbled's Dies and Chapter, without a fetid, dbeekeni him ea amount, as they al • et the eingsledy edhasolve sad opprobrious terms whisk be had permitted himself to employ against dm." Mr. irmerox treated (and to this dos trolls) stet dim/NI es a nullity, maintained (and ) pommies et his school, attends the cathedral MON it its came% and also the quarterly et . . 16 T it e ll E Court of Chasm , / whither the Bishop had so masiderately referral him, Mr. Wagons now 7 4led to restrain the D &M m and Chepter boa ear out the esa ; but Viea. sifter Sir AWN WHMAII y that so treat Meted be tween the Dees mid AapMr and him as school master, refired Ma that relit Afterwards Mr. Winorox resorted to the Queen's Beath let a man damus to meter* him to his Ake; bat that court ruled that to the Bishop sa visitor (and not to the Queee's Bench) his appeal lay ; and it is this appeal that is now rsthag. me reme between the Dean and Chapter and Mr. Warsaw to-diy is not, then, whether they are bassi osier their statutes to maintain the twenty fosedatisa boys; but whether he, in using strong is reference to their long-continuedtr ° riled disregard of their obligations, com mitted sub a statiitable grarius as entitled them summarily to dismiss him; and on that point we shall no doubt have a long, elaborate, sad learned dismission. In themselves these word; alb so very precise or definite meaning to the Abases they will include. It is, therefore, rather by mein& help than by inte rn al evidence t hat their real moan can be fixed. And, certainly, as far u research tees as yet gone into the clam of offences for which the extreme punishment of expulsion was pro vided hi dollar societies, the whole current of testi am miser it to gross personal misconduct of a morel Idled and to positive crimes; sot to defects of meneen or to intemperance of language. Incidentally, however, the whole cue of Rochester cathedral must be discussed; for its abuses will, of course, constitute Mr. Wittsroe's defence for the warmth of his expressions. And as for those abuses, the Bishop, as its visitor, is ultimately responsible; and as at the cathedral of Worcester, whereof he was so long and so profitably Dean, cognate irregu larities prevailed, on this appeal substantially Bishop MURRAY is sitting u judge on his own conduct—a position utterly repugnant to every English sense of justice and propriety. 1 AIMLAIGL-11118 DAY. There was ember as lareseedzief Saadi& Wheat at market this by bawd samples hem tbs nem aunties, and tbs wse all LW afield bed, the &mad was sthenth, that • decline of le. to .per qr. had le be salmalsol le before any progress Goad be wade lassie.. Peeelps Wheat wu very mash ebb, at a redact m et le per sp. The =rivals of Meer hare been huge during the past week. and foreign la she end barrels were respectively le. Ibli esiwi . insmaiseals 'apply, sad realised mach the nuns as last week, the rosMpte of Oats have nod len large, they to the deemed, and the dealers found so ea gaits am good tense as on this wore in limited request, at lab rates. wee well supplied to-thly with linsliab red sal 11= 1 :1161 Clovapeetl, sad the tart is pries was =la &war of the buyer, with a United &most of 1111111231. per Or. 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WENT, Dant* and Xmarkerg 41 to 44_ lar 48 to ii Pomeranian 48 a 43 IMMO 48 to 48 _Stettin 411 1014 to to—...Brabant to SS to Sr... Hamburg SS to 40 to 41 80 to SI. . 4 =Man ........ to S. ........ to - ille 2B to 81 to -Indian Cara 27 to 191811 Pemerinan ma INNING& is ars. &as" hod* Lamm loollolt sod Dna* Fritaioata and Otiolt. Sod ". Niels Ditto. brow. Si to 411...rolands II to 13 OWN. tisk Moil l7 le 2•...01d .. _ St ton linden .......... II to 11...Tonaky ... ..... „. 111 to II Pao, iN ibto; ..... IS to V SS 0,113...ba110rs ...... .... . Ms 84 /mak 01d.......... 24 ton... Dow If to it...lirso ...........71 to as Lim" Softie mad ILuolos. 41 to 44 ludltorroatoo sad 06mos ~42 WAS . . Ilempootd . ..,.117 10 M. De. Cam &sue duty. patios, SI 10 to Si IS INN Sorrel of INDIA Fun% Assorisma lilt sit to s4...Orsellso II to IS NI ..... 13 Presskpa. NA et MA& NI II to NI to 5/ ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM MIA MAIL to s A MIL an. MOW bolt. liblL Feria. M ... I s7ls Bider MS las l it i . iiii lAM ORM 1438 INIA lOW ISSN raw, 4 10$ bona% MIN suit; Val qes. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. HolywoU, lta M.; Stain coil, 23..; 23.. Ships at sarkat, 27. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY. Sines oar last report the supply has been moderate, both coastwise and by rail The trade still remains heavy, with no improvement in prices. The foUowing are this day's quotation:—York Regents, 601. to 80s. ; Scotch, 80e. to 70s. ; Perth and Forfarshire Cape, We. to Us. Fifeekire, Me. to 80e . ; Kent end Ems:, EC to 76e.; Wiebeek mid Cambridge, 001. to 86a BOROUGH MARHET.—THIS DAY. Mews. Pattenden and Smith report that the &marl ter Raps continues unabated and the supply very Waited. MAMM . -THIS DAY. The number of Beasts le considerably mailer than on Monday last, however, quits lamp k; It is diMcult to advance prices on the avenge, bat 31. Od. is pretty freely gives he choke Scots. Ths supply of Sloop is rather less, and those oat of the wool are leave request, hat semen* speak ing, Gads is about the same sa on Monday last. Than is rather a brisk demand for Lamb that an sat too large, sad amine Calves are readily disposed at, bat there is very little trade for middling dracriptlohs. From Ger many and Holland thus are 571 Beasts, 580 Sinop, 140 Calves, sad 14 Pugs; from Spain, 1130 Skimp ; Scotland, 530 Belau; 2,000 from Norfolk wag Su ff olk ; and 150 from the northern sad midland counting. _ _ _ (trt Mow of 614 •4... d 1 he Aces of to •4.a 4. Rol do Riesiode 353 $ SW Dia. 4 11t.4414. eh 3 3 $ Sot flboit4uxua .. 30 3 4 Owl Le•3-..00h iddioad gold" Haste.. 1 4 1 10 10. do. dims Calm 304 4 1 two a•diresoloollip U 0 0 Pio .......... ..... l6 3 8 , To. de. Awn 1 3 0 I:.. 1).. • 11■11-1144d0 4 0. I 1 Lambs . 6 6 8 woo Ai 'radio 3.060: 1116.4. and Lento. 13.00: 0i1y... 173; 1.41.411). DEPARTURE or TUB MUERICA.—The Roe Mail Steam-gip America, Captain Utah, riled from on Saturday, a little after eleven o'clock a m., for w i l l= l a and Doman, with the usual mails, 70 passengers, and a full IDli ia =are werA : (111 OpwOnt (leiredie Illadatt) . _ _ lie IN N ill • 114 171 9 el ding New IrWmairpki;:Zl; _f4LT,LaI4,I4T!, Na. Oirsmitio ogais irl MAY I to Out Ilseeres _ _ 44 49 9 10 as Ili IS a d :14 Tto se sr. raga.).: wear tftw o mi. I &ma Is Mlls Naomi ( ossesl Omit Ilialses)- If If Ws II ■ K U . - Tersisisk; I!=kleorpheib'7",, $ pat I ONO O. Ka Us. Save pm Oast Nil Iraiiftlandietr e .o IldlaborglN sr Doak% Sir • • 1,0“0 Swaps. pita! ISISF D at w es.iviro..* Li=ll per Wales Nevi laralbrianisikaisifel Do. Mow . i _lhh ow. 141 re — odic 7.7 77: Wawa, sad tigr e _SlSAlpirOist iisiews.amiff.l4irrOsar. Ma) I w.iwLOr~ii(ti.e.w: tau isath . _Dm& mrsreed..a N 1 1 lb POIMON K t o i throut liina ladion: sad halsou7" ---, ::. •'1 ....L. Do. Do. .. Loombisag . .. Do. Tina)) ...... .. Do. (0•111 I De. Maw ....: .... !I Nevem at onia orl MOM.. Mom owl mast .. Polio mod ... .. Paris owl ems .. Porto Ia filmilwarg ... Soma Ed alms ... .. limbos gni oars... .. Twos 001 l Ikaloso ... .. Woolen a Timos . ... ... 14 tip 71 u N II • • ?- 12 ni 14 3 Ps 44_ 7. iii -ni ill U n 6 $ 3 a to U 121 i PUBLIC BATIIII AND WASIMOVIZIL-ILlcs t l the return for the quarter ealles seedier of Whim at the flere l =hes ellailisto mate daring that mead yes ISAII, ad the seadols 1,4461. lls. 441. The wirsebe of was= s z s i the receipts 8201. de. 91 Ile Or at Liverpool, Hull, ?NW% idalll4lo lbe total number of Whet was 4use ad the NW. 6264. 18e, ed. SIM Ltd/ AT VIM lIMITAN Vi Ali MOO VGA eV: 114 NA I• 8 ay DIM • (Immil•OesmtWas•an VI IS $OB Wd•,, and Deasy . ( 1.111 1 1 := 1 7, 4 04 , 17‘ 11•88•04milie Osiesd W.Wieure) 3 SO 60 Austisa Mod to Calidolos) - 45 V IS 25 stadkaiatiagearAp Oirrii.o4.l.••Wie.ct. rsl 114• SS z ▪ th a aor twat Osimill•OvetWeler• 4 is s i e se V 8 SS L 1226 E 84i Ify DA arm )...1 ZS V i• Spdliff4 IV IV VI IR mg 111•86whhi l .. pommilelniteilevil Ile _ SATURDAY EVINIXO. Consols have ban extremely quiet today, but the pies ken ham steady at yesterday's quotation of 98.1 to f, b. he sash and the 13th April. The official repast haisdes only :--lbnsols for money, 981, A, I ; ditto he aassent, 961, A, f. Bank Stock, 221. Emestese Bills are very quiet at 68a. to 71s. rem he the bills renewable in Much, and 695. to Oba poem he the Jens The braises@ in the foreign house has been more lii/1111611 than is usual on a Saturday. Mexican issis 'patinae to attract the largest share of specu lative attention, and to-day reached 34A, leaving off only • shade worse, whilst the converted Bonds were dealt in as high as 29k. Loud complaints are mada by the bondholders at the delay in the coinendee, which gives occasion to numerous applicaticaseiany day at the Mexican Financial Agency. In commian with our remarks of yesterday, animadverting ups the monopoly of information enjoyed throe lie connivance or supineness of parties in authority bean% the bondholders will peruse with interest a dos& sent which we are to-day able to lay behes them, containing the various items of the Wipe now soder consideration by the Mexican Ckingemn. This statement (which has not yet appeared In journal, either in the United States or elsew was received in London by the last New Y packet, the letters by which were delivered so long ago as Thursday. revenue of the state is stated as follows : Fanning of Customs revenue 7,000,000 Mbar warm of revenue 1,876,318 Total of ordinary revenue Estimate of receipts from other items of revenue and savings Total revenue 10,182,869 The statement of expenditure stands thus: doll. Ordinary expenditure of the government, at 680,000 doll. monthly Dividends on the English debt Ditto dementia debt Judgment claims on Mexican government 880,000 Total 11,414,334 A deficit is thus shown of 1,231,675 dollars ; but when it is remembered that in former years the excess of expenditure over revenue has aversd from five to six millions of dollars, it will be seen that the financial prospects of the government are deci dedly improving. One of the most en • features here presented is the formal recognition o the claims for the foreign dividends in the national budget. With respect to the seven millions of dol lars proposed to be raised by the farming of the customs, and which forms the main item of ordinary receipts, we understand that this is the lowest price that will be accepted by the government, and we have already stated that a positive offer has been made by Mexican capitalists to accept these terms for a period of seven years. _ _ Spanish Bonds have for some days been in in creased favour, and to-day a further advance was established. Venezuelan, Buenos Ayrean, and Peru vian, sre all extremely firm. The Esropean divi dend paying stocks remain quiet at full prices. To day's Wanes' list be as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 991, 4 ex div. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 15th April, 751, 761,, 77. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 771 ex div.; ditto, Five per Cents., 103, 4. Equador Bonds, 64, 5. French Five per Cent. ltentes, 100 f. 624 c. (Exchange, 26L 40e.) ; ditto, Three per Cents., 71f. (Ex ehaw, 25f. 40c.) Grenada Deferred Bonds, 10, 4. - Mexican Bonds, 34a ; ditto, for ac count, 34 4, 4, 4, I, 4, • ditto, New Converted Three per Cents., 284, 29,1, 284, 4 . Peruvian Ac tives, 1061; ditto, Deferred Three per Cents., 67j, 661, 67. Portuguese Four per Cents., 36. Sardi nian Five per Cents., 931. Spanish Passive Bonds, 64; ditto, Old Three per Cents., 431, 461, 46; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 20,i, 4, 21 ; ditto, Committee's Certif., 21, 24 per cent. Venezuela Three-aod-a-Half per Cents., 48, 1. The money market has been a shade less easy d.r the latter part of the week, owing to the doussod for the Stock Exchange settling, and to the bean mottling in produce and other bills fixed for belay (the 4th being on Sunday). No instance of ssabsstmosot is reported, accommodation being so obblinable. The slight stringency noticed is ussily temporary, but it will probably be found to hoe Abdo& sons items of the hank account for the IN& mew His day. Next week the large dividend IN Z 11 l /HAIM IT IT 1 1 1 1 th :i 11 II wa II 1' lia Is 14 $ Il i I id 71i I a. .... _ Aisa 121 1$ l . it 4 dt."' le Illy z Ili 14i 1 ft se 1 pla 14 111 14 77 10 i VI a I 71 93 `1 10 I 101 43 101 10 Rkehums on Landon : u allllll. u 33 19 0 da7 1 ; 23 .12 4. Niels; 5, MO lO3l Romp Napkin 8rute......... 103 Moog Ua 11, Raman Loan,speret. 951 .. Do. Da. Piedwatat Cankk 96 50 ... Bank Marla 271/2 PAnia,APRII.3.--830ermain,630 ; Versailles(riabt bank) Ha; Dino Deft bankL 26130 ; Pails and (Meant 1,187 SO ntri and 715; Roots and Hawn, 299; Nunlike and Avignon, 373; and Rale. 233 75 Centre, 342 30 , (Meant lad Bar. dean; 1196 ; Meer" 670 P. , and atraahoura, 363 ; Palid Mai VA 510 ; Teen and Nantes, 352 50; Montereau and Troyes, 170; and ramp 240; Bordeaas and Tsai, 110. DRID, MARCH 30.—Three per Cents., 40 ; after Boles, 40 p. • New Three per Cents., 191; a ft er Bobo, 19 7-18 cu b, 1 paper. Millen., 91 • after Bohm, 91. Passives, 31-; after Bolen, 51 paper. 'Bank of St. Fer dinand,loo c. Exchange on London, 50.85. Thaws, APRIL 3.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1031 ; ditto (1852), 1021 • National Debt, 90. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, —. Bank Shares, 102. VIENNA, APRIL 2.—Five per Cent. Mdtalliques, 951; New Loan (A), —; ditto (B) Four and-a-Half per Cents. ditto, 841. Bank Shares, 1,248. Exchange on London, 12.30. LOCAL SCARE ARKETS. BIRMINORAII, APRIL 3.—This market was firmer to day, and shares generally steadily maintained their prices. MANCIIIITIR, APRIL 3.—The market has been languid, but prices more steadily supported. Caledonian, lq, 19 ; Eastern Counties, 91 ; East Lancashire, 171; Lanca s hire and Yorkshire, 711; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire New 61. Pref.,_l p.; Midland Railway Consols, 641 ; South Eastern and Dover, 211 15-16; Manchester and Sal ford Water Works, 611 . Luaus, APRIL 3.—We had a flatter market this morn ing, with • downward tendency in prices, The closing We, were as follows _Eastern Uuion (B. end C.), 61; Great Northern', 191; Leeds Northern', 171 ; ditto Pre ference, No. 3, 1 pm. ; ditto Quarters, 21. Is. 3d. pm.; North Western, 111 dis.; ditto Preference, 141 ; Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole*, 211. BRISTOL, APRIL 3.—Tha market was scarcely so rs bat with a lair amount of business done. 'Bristol and Exeter, closed at 901 ; Great Westerns, 881, 881 ; Midl an d (6 per cents.),l37 ; Taff Vale shares, 160. THE PEEL Tairratortm..—On Saturday the wind ing up of the penny subscriptions towards the fund for erecting a monument to the memory of the above dis tinguMed statesman was brought to a conclusion. A de putation, consisting of the following gentlemen—viz., Mr. Yates (the originator of the testimonial, and chairman o f the committee), Mr. Dean, Mr. Davis, Mr. Finch, Mr. Wakeling, Mr. M'Phail, Mr. Greig, and Mr. Rouse, waited upon Mr. Hume, at his residence in Bryanstone square, for the purpose of ascertaining the amount of sub scriptions collected, and auditing the accounts. Mr. Hume informed the deputation that the resolution passed in the month of August last had not, be regretted to may, been carried out, an insuperable difficulty having arisen in con sequence of some of the gentlemen appointed as trustees having been on the coatinent. The resolution to which be referred set forth that the sum of 1,200/. deposited in the Bank of England, and a further sum of 4001. in the hands of his (Mr. Humes) private bankers, Messrs. Ransom and Co.; should be appropriated to the purchase of stock in the Three per Cents., and that Lord John Russell, Sir James Graham, Mr. Gladstone, Sir James Duke, Sir Koury Ilarding.., and himself, should act as trustees to carry out that object. But as the Bank of Ragland required the consent of the whole of the gentle men named, the purchase of the stock could not, for the reason he had stated, be effected. He had, however, muck pleasure in announcing that Lord John Russell and Sir James Graham had consented to act with him in applying the fund to any object the committee might think most de sirable. The total amount of the penny subscriptions wee 1,7371. Os. 6d., and he (Mr. Hume) was happy to say that he bed received promises of subscriptions from several gen tlemen, and expected a donation of 51. from Mr. Cobden. The accounts having been audited, it was resolved that the money should be placed in the funds in the names of Lotd Johnßumell, Sir James Graham, and Mr. Hume, as joint trustees. Various suggestions were 'zeds with regard to the ultimate disposal of the fund, but that question will not be finally determined before the ensuing month. sZYO! .t c, 4 :? -, j - f V - ' * Rad tTci s .. PAWS. Ann. 3. Par Nissay. Opslail II t • lel !I 1111 ger mr per Ciao. . fa do. NM Loma 1 as ... 72 0 101 00