The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-24 00:00:00

e 7", • lir ilr"" :- ... - : . ~,,I` 4 " — ci/-4-4" - -? •,-,* i 0 7 ., r . t • I , . 51 , sd. 11 _ . ' "7"'"•• ~ '=' - r ' » tl .... ,/ • c„.•-• • T . • " * No. 1,769.) LONDON, SATURDAY fe, APRIL 24, 1852. (THREEPENCE. csTIIALIAN LINE OF PACKET SHIPS, V Pim% sad Wl' Rscalar Traders tre TAN DiAMILVII f rtIILLIP, fit AUITILALIA. Tea—UM *ea. A 4 O ar ad of tie it etre. Ur* non &qua assommodsdeas •••• and eseserawata rim for OA: days of aillas • ---- • 011 -1-77 . v• WWII% .. k1ar.331A3 LUMLEY v. WAGNER. The Vino Chemed/sr than pro indsvanat. Ho said Ike nature of lb. Ism essopelied the !wept to an spas the evi -1 demos es ow side. Zs kid as liwalt as t• DD icl i cti ' sad est it issioded the hat snide *Tod by De. 1., the atir matron which tha defendant, bad amp* to be the Sao With had that dame and Xr. sad Wis. Wee aer Wee a that very dames without preteetlas sedan It. Now, it a party epees Is de a =otos )art it the samecantract, wen be set de lib swot will be s t interfere by inlasad to en premed that ant 'dean. Though sons alba eider eases prosesisd so a which led he wane lose a Motley, lime now that the stem bag the to resOsSit 11M daisy as set like the protest sot to be dome. As or the that thellK ma bees paid at the peeks thaw ' led, the tresisilises basses the pardesAM showed that the light to st Ok Ow had be ". Iltsier these Ms mem rooted the Istisetild. bet save the Isms to we toisserser this flay) to ftsoltre do ishossies. It wee moderstsed that the matter world be spokes to this day. RAILWAYS - . . THIS HAT. • Two V: • *kat is a shade Sable to-dny owel , owing , " m t` of Wixom, and prim L wwilwAlb• shown a alight resection. Thou Aro and Yorkehhee, North ilrairem Se* and Midland., have been sell it ~4 4, Oxford and Wormier dam •IM* have Hem 11.; dittobilwooftl4n shares are Sat, and Poriairadisma ata _..... AND STOMP MAI 114, Liman. r • MONEY MARKET. FEIDAT EVENING. With the exception of the railway share depart ment, in which, as we anticipated, an upward move meat has set in, the security markets do not show very sensibly the effect of the late measure of the Bank. Consols opened this morning at about the closing rate of yesterday, but were subsequently sold as low as 991 for cash ; a rally to 991 sue 'waded, bat the market again went back, and closed 991 to for money, and 991 for the account of the 11th May, being about 1 better than yesterday. A good deal of business was done, but though a strong disposition was shown to support the market, the operations were pretty evenly ba lanced, es between buyer and seller. The go vernment broker appeared again as a purchaser taking off a parcel of Reduced Threes at 99. Bank Stock is Arm, commanding 2191 to 2201. The offi cial business list comprises : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, f 1,1, 1; ditto, for amount, 99/, 4,1, 4. Three per Cent. Reduced, 98/, 1, - -99, 984, 99, I. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001, I, 1,.1. Long Annuities, 1880, 81, 13-16; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 7 1-16. South Sea Stock, 1104. Bank Stock, 220, 1, 2191; ditto for account, 2201. The improvementof Is. attempted to be established y is the prise of Exchequer Bills was not tained, little inquiry being experienced. The March bills closed 71s. to 745. premium ; and the June issue 65a. to 08s. premium. No decided stimulus has been given to foreign stocks by the present position of the money market, and business is far from active, but it is probable that particular securities in this department will shortly become the objects of more extended operations. Sardinian, Venezuelan, and Belgian may be pointed out as showing symptoms of an improvement. The proceedings at the meeting of Mexican bondholders appear to have given satisfaction, as the bonds close at a sensible advance, marking 35. Peruvian De terred were sold at a reduced price. The list desks is as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 991. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 781. Belgian Four and-a-Half per Cent., 98, 971. Chilian Six per Cents., 102. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 79. Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 61/. Evader Bonds, 41,1. N Mexican for account, April 30th, 341, 35 ; ditto, ew Three per Cents., 284, 4, 1. Pe ruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 651, 641. Portuguese Five per Cents. (Brazil guaran tee), 991 ; ditto Converted Four per Cents., 381. Remiss Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1034, 41. Sar dinian Five per Cents., 97, 4, Spanish Passive Bonds, 5/ ; ditto Old Three per Cents., 471, 481, 474 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 211,, a, 4 , 4 . Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 481, 49, 481, /. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Coin pony on their respective presidencies from the Bth to the 23rd inst. is as follows: Bate of Exchange. Bengal i s £105,871 311 I 2s. per Cu.'s M 24,360 14 1 J rupee. Bombay lO2 1 8 2s. N. per ditto. Serra day and ether bills 1,166,306 lacrosse 3,468 The Rest The Reserve 11,606,322 Decrease 633,392 The dividend payments continue to exercise the chief influent), on the Bank's belanceeheet, but theft must be considered as having now nearly ceased. The bullion shows a considerable rally, owing to the large imports from the West Indies and elsewhere, and which amounted in the fortnight, u chronicled by us at the time, to between a million and a quarter and a million and a half sterling. According to the official returns published in the Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales, during the week ending the 10th of April, was 3,645,7221.; in the week preceding, the amount was 3,546,728/. There is consequently an increase of 98,991/. The note circulation of the joint-stock batiks during the same week wail 2,963,9961.; and the previous week's return being 2,879,0954, the increase is shown ,to be 84,9011. — OW CS:EQ .— too 11.. notelet .... t!N S. Oatirei T. rolL 6"17 Nisi I lIBR MAJESTY'S OPERA HOUSE AND THE ROY AL ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, COVENT GARDEN. INJUNCTION. usanaoa eta Tams M the sitting of tit* court Mr. llama and Mr. H. ii; i iti - Frit Pte ) ai mated, Clarke moved is the above suit foe an injunetios to restrals the defendants, Mademoiselle Johanna Wagner sad Mr. Albert Wagner, from violating or committing as, breach of the articles of agreement of the Ns of Norember, 1851; that the defendant, Msdamoisello Johanna Wagner, sight restraised from &login and pertonaksg, or singing, se the Royal Italian Opera, Coyest-garden, or at say ether theatre or place without the mastics or perennial*, is writing, of the plaintiff, Mr. Lumley, daring the existeum of seek agreoment, that Mr. Albert Wegast weight, in Ulm menser, be restraised from pormittiag or easetionhig _ _ _ fixtber FaTtosetant apply le ondagM4•••• grim) an ea. ry anipatetaas • asayard•at al •S It butAtira Maps (meter r a g * the Australian p4osies, Ike, St AIL.4IIALL rad 11114.11U0N. ramappekb4ayang. Nil* hwy. - • *sss•aus gmRYSTAL PALACE. A GI) AT PUBLIC MEETING. I. PROMOTING the RR. I.N 4 • b. CURTAIL i•ALAcr, will ikke place Is Psslcr 1141. _ It r. .. n , T wit . 6. tub Apra, III!, at twelve Ala& pro.doely ; ...ow ktught 11. e. tie PRA of RUAYTESbURY Wm lOadly amosisM4 walw tte IRA% OWICAVAIIITIXD. .. ---1- • !pia . Neale, bola. Wah. a Nem RAn Pat% sod Able di. mesa (ass Ca end LA . wd.: 14 1 A 1, 1:1 Hi L 4 li I &LI.ISON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte Aetartmier, 4 and ;I. argynt...U.et. ...011ie thesatheeL 14•NOVOItTLA et the beet work withop kft mad tArtall'A 110 M. theteithente bow hrf• out ea bee (near y ,goal n sew) to be sold at • cou pe:the thee:um. — thearetthetel Puoastse by •1111101111 team at NOW.* THE CONDEMNED CONVICT BALDRY. 1 COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL—THIS DAY. Booms Lobo Cuitruau, Ina Cum &sae, Joyner Ewa, bosom Puss, AND htIITK2 WIMLNIL The Court of Criminal Appel eat this morning in the Exchequer Chamber at Westminster, when the ease of the convict Baldry, now under sentence of death in Bury gaol, wee brought before the court. Mr. Mille stated that the prisoner was tried at the last Suffolk Assizes for the mord*r of his siih, end feud= and le ft for execution. He (Mr. NUla) had new to Ni court to set aside the verdict on the ground that a contlession had been obtained from the convict, contrary to the provi- Sons of the statute. The Lord Chief Justice, in referring 8 7 the matter to the court, stated "I thought that although the caution used by . the policc•conetable differed from that et. directed by the act in the word " will," instead of " may," N. it did not amount toe promise, and ,might therefore be con sidered voluntary : I therefore allowed the witness to 3 give in evidence of what the prisoner flies said, which 12 1 amounted to a confession of his guilt; bat ea doubts 40 ere entertained by the learned jadges, I referred the case to et. the Court of Crim inal Appeal.' Mr. Mills eked aerogram 1 11 1 emus to show that the evidence of the witnesses before 6 .1.. alluded to never ought to have been atoktal, sad without which the prisoner could not have bola Convicted, sad * called upon the court to discharge Wm to The judges, however , were oaaahroualy of *aim that llt the Loa Chi ef Justice was right ia adasittin tin "midterm, IL IL and the easeleties was therefore slimed. The seaviot, when sentence was teopital mail the 4M. is aka at this *ark will be ezeostui aa the Rh at Zug. IN 119 di .7 N IN II 1111 ne 14 If Ma iNli ss On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 21,207,5831. (being .520,1301. more than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 27,817,303/., which shows an increase of 704,0231., se compared with the returns for the previous week ending the 3rd cif April, and an increase of 1,278,9961. compared with those for the corresponding week of last year. As regards the fixed issue', the private banks were 1,032,3334, and the joint-stock banks 443,9914 below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,498,3441. below the fixed amount. • I - - - 11.. NCOCK'S I PIOV NFLATED INDIA-RUBBER IIL allt.Pl lI6U-CIIAL V • M. uovel sad metal err We say M 5....1 , nap1y s• an ordinary Mr is.. '. v.. NO& ilidaill.le fit 411111 4111‘ ot.lry Mil bi pat. Yawn a at to dia r t 5...,,..... baying a vpaste ....1 1 „.non kw la t iains , : la ii t N o • s if pawns um ang Penn if *kw.% N....... , . • ad on am; rife ....„. •. • P ~ 1 lb .. 11 ....- ........ . II - 4 t'_ 17. si 4 $ el $ %I ..n. .6.1 ......„0. *: v ingd . 6 .. .diti... W De. Are i OMB W in 114:11: 42mtshrt. 421= pwc4 Delie 1.112:181 :17 8:111"1 1 1114 . 1Pul."11;""m1 / 4 1Vgaa : 44 :i 1 7 :.: 1A44442144 sad ifaatatin 14 114. 111 Lomb Do. i s tr 4 - b traglinia• all 114 L0w442•4 Nokia NO Loa, totehisa, 6R. Corr no undo* Ilsidi-Wester 21 ODA'. Omni". - Is /14. mis 1 Pwi1522.1 . 1 . r . ako hie NO Lad= 6 11444141441eir I ill DD. SW .... ... $ ll Dl4. a* ... ... • on Leaftstraiimilillem 44 . asi mr.2±1(44.4..t411ati5s al If is ii "i "i I" ps i 414 6? 113 II e Si 11 THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. K! 4 i Business in the Stock Exchange to-day wears the dull appearance usual OR a Saturday, no move ment being observable in any department. The tendency of prices is consequently in some departments slightly downward. In the English funds there has been little business. Consols are quoted 991 for money, and 991 to I for account, being a shade weaker than at the close of business yesterday. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 981 to 99; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1004 to 1. Bank Stock, 220 to 1. Exchequer Bills (March), 71s. to 74e. prem.; ditto (June), 64a. to 675. prem. Foreign stocks remain steady, and the dividend paying descriptions are firm, but the bargains have been few. Buenos Ayrean mark 78 to 79. Mexican 341; Sardinian, 97/ to 1; Spanish New Deferred Threes, 211 tot; Venezuelan Actives, 481; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cent., 62. LATEST FOREIGN EXUHANGES. 74 7 - 4 1 di. 13 . 1 1: 104 i 1174 123 I 3 2 NI 23 Ile 31 et 114 S 119 73 q biff:Lbi sin end tide snide dotrably adapted for area sum sad gp•mt, *IOW •• a bed • use. vilLCAltleni 1111118-11VORrt 8008 MOB fer lrefffdeo beefegisse. elle* pram, dianbodos &WI ormiee.ssi & ble beg ombies a yawns blob Ise gm owl assilmai finable Irlisoubble Ilkomer bell Ilibonieol nbio boo, the erbium bo& We. = 8.41 deo ba woe. tommidavard le JAM loariobber . fiesifflieoed, Loma% a effet adiitemegioie wales. 111 41 b‘ MINES. os si I YILIDAT EVINTXO. The transactions in English mines have been iis numerous, andjsrices are well sustained. The re- s s,l duction of the Bank of England rate d discount to *. 2 per cent. has given a great impulse to the mining N market generally, but it is satisfactory to observe t that attention is being principally directed to the wal established and fairly conducted adventures. It 8 4 may be expected that this abundance of money will * encourage speculation of English mining enter- prise, every branch of which resents a highly t favourable opportunity for extensive operations, espe fs - cially copper mining, as no doubt can be entertained t that the course of the market for this metal is up- se ward. The advice, from the copper mining districts * of Australia fully bear out the anticipatory remarks I f made by us some months ago, and though the scarcity of labour was not so marked at the latest 1 1 : dates as it may be expected to become, a fall of 50 per cent. had taken plane in the pries of Barra Burrs shares, a circumstance sufficiently indicative of the opinion entertained upon the subject by the ' colonists. Here copper mining enterprise is already beginning to stir, and the tendency of the price of this metal is becoming more strongly marked, the anticipated falling off in the Australian supplies and , other circumstances exercising a sealable influence on the trade. 141-" SIN LIE TEETH sad HEALTH.— A good & sett of woe (lb r lassio loproske. while lb yerarr. lb thy storot Impolsose sobsylobblosi. lob Is repo* so prod Wadi by So post umlbobso if bib soil Ow taro• soot yossoiso st pops sod abet boob. Onsm o tbA o. varbas yes. tar **miry sir& molbb Os Mob "ad K mai ssorretay ibs isolb is Os Mob "M at Rio. il s r boil to mars di -- old emoslisos.oll bort • sorbas oblongs ft slo sossibb NEM% New owls if bulybos bow. min OserrMMtd. bob Or toolb baby b slims. sod lob is bobs* Mime MOW mob= boa Mob bib %bib. Moo b. N. per bib Imes et mo= lobolsr. roil wilds bob the vs" A. INCAVLASD SO" 114 Belsoilbrabb." swayed an la Osesemobt stump sSLSA aim& OM by Ws, osit b ebisdobh ma mimes. is ::.i b it ise llbr ai l i rsat (I r =ua midden . IS D 5.17,7• .17$11. . 7.1 Ilareink Csealiss 13 3461111 U Nerds s KAIn... . It *oh . • NM* West.hos allfare..6 Waiver l▪ b 1' se W $1 I//ra, um A ✓i mud Chow E 1 4.4 •1.11110.) Is • sr awl Desslsrmlles II gi 41 4 di U U o ii as 74 1 Ws 71 771 SI di; 7 1 41s 3 lf 11 pm 1 10 IS 111 11 1 A li /I 4 $ de t 1 q rot Account. PARIS, Aram 13. Pay mom , unrei., cumin —..-- =.7. per Ceuta. 4 per Owls. 1 100 00 I IN 90 ICO 90 100 . 50 100 73 par OWL 4 110. Sew Lola 1 ... 1 .. .. .. —. For OWL .. II int 3 per Cents. per Owls. pee Casts. . it do. New Loin i per Osals. I • Szsitanp on London : et sista, 23 40 ; 90 . days, 23 27e. We lb, Weak I, 1 440 leak Mow. Naples Beata .... Mow Do. Do. Do. 10 Do. Medias= 666 o. Omn M SO ,- Ludt glares 2740 Pease, Aram 23.-13 t. Germain. 605; Versailles (right busk), 840; Ditto (aft bank). 272 ; Paris and Dd. ens, 1,29-1 Paris end Roam 007 6e; Roma and lbw., 297 30; Naveilles aid Avignon, 275 ; lansboorg end Bs*, 232 30 el dlr. • t entre, 391 30; Orleans and Bordietis, —; Nortbere. 626 25 ; Parts sod treekonni. 574 V 3 ; Peals and Lyme, Ille 25 • lours and Nantes, 1131 70; Montanan and Troyes, 146 • dope; aid nom& 23e; BOMOSIIi end nab& 140; Pals aid laranz. Ile 73. Vizxx,t, APRIL 22.—Five per Cent. Metalliquea, 941. New Losn (A), 94i ; (B), ditto 107 i. Four. and-a-Ralf per Cent. ditto, 84;,. Bank Shares, 1,21:1 Exchange on London, 12.10. Total The total drafts since the 7th May, 1851, are thus raised to 2,765,4391. 18a. Bd. The amount adver tised by the company as being required during the financial year ending the 30th April, 1852, was 3,000,0001. For the year 1852-53, the amount which the company propose to realise by the sale of their bills on ladle is 3,000,0001. M la I H. its. fr Did It SSi nit it - ?lii 2 s RIMMEL'S TOILET VINEGAR r deldtral la the Peastra at the Cereal Tree) r be wapefer to may Er de Oasis r • No is sal refterre lotteu SE the tf ) eilet. rereri Smut. *rut ,else sad powerful drafeetrt toe agenarats ae agile -note. ?dr b. id. MEMEL'S INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DTI cern the istersere of 13 yore eartrt ewers te thaw unto re dale drapperted odds the laelketir pereerfor rid adder the nosed leas der Per be. di per laeladlog herhee. , • ) To be led of WI perfumer sad r ander. la of the or precollege, I JUALMIL. herr. 39 9 fierreedrret, 'oleo Loaded. VIFTY THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT MEDl cum by DU WIRY'S IatVALIIITS *SAWA 9001). Mut :—.• My wee leisedhelle =en dympupele. emeemos, totems, ens& asset Ss semi, rid isnit a l tiel emousin um all. =lhed--nerle deft . Us& weer I: 74 et dpsside : era Ihe Ms. the Lard de Iheist—" I Mee derieed wiebtsieble Sea prer reed, wed milelee as petilleelles et them iset..-41Sert de Dalai. MI Is tedimet,lll4. at fe. id.; I k i r. M 4 Eh at Ili.; Mb, et OIL Ihiserdedsul galley. 10 at as. ; Sib, et t b.; the NIL W If 111, mitres ere sem tree es reerist et Peat ease aim* Or MIMS sad ON 111, Iles Landes; Ye eballaselvarchalMt. red 49, 1.14.11019411119 t TIOUGLAS JERROLD EDITS LLOYD'S WELALT LONDON sawspAria.—ISTENTIONd Of TAN I.IIAISCLLWIL 'A ITU SWARD TO TUN BUDGET.—A landal mart of dl do Palladian el Ow veil wla lio trW n la LLOYD'S WEILIILT LONDON NallPPAnti d TO-MOI:WW, primp pomp We, INA amain OD Mr astimia at the Lag Lai& pose (to M. asert i udimairs) ram a paw La ys% bp wan, WOW and @Oar wok pmpribus et Mr arab* lir To.nonsur ma. lo sibbles be OMNI TladSaMa * to. Gam. Mr mama —Moss Cbitimmbenidt•Pialb—bbs Nee Itaktbeg, babilibb—Tal m atubb Shiba lam—(lM My is Mims: ObtiMmierMolosats Frambe l =“l lismoblhore ° mi. " Is tr▪ itwat WW—Or J. lyissift W Ultima, so as kalliara— A aaira's and Mad at Idarealar—lilaidalm Mr. amp— % as Mos Posow-Nsithi OW a Mmats at a asalliatimaia la • —lt Wilms Is. illanaa—Planl him Ilemp—Mbs IS Pm. mow Mdp• b daitralla—Oren to Leen ad emal Oar WEAKLY LONDON larnmsa to wryth War .117 idea la am fa pat Moak la. pat at paw mango Miasma Nada. busrwow, Larks. srAl man an dopy r am" a Gram d lay sewsvaidat petAlthelk New ma Cheaper Mb" ertee le.; ar. pees.he ILll. HK SCIENCE of LIPI; I or, How ti Live and Mb be !An fer ; ebb emo Wm he bib tot art ; ribeeim ebb blvambee sessrles perhie %AAA. beeenbt eel OW beelles bele el Imbibes web euebehie habisma . bembee if • bebeeriehel berm el lb Iyefarac w Are. ey the Nara MINA hebels. GA" as pry b. AL A libliCAL T AFATIIII ea IMMO/ MUM is/ OMNI. TCTIONAL WWI" brow Obervallow, Abledel r 11A AiStalaltsl bosh hi Nib 'Me ewe, emeeetbe hen • Or ea mad n• /ilea.be MIS el sew esostasta, is Wrens. Is sweeeem ebbe el mem lbeee the eider Elbenier• =tbeads lb. Wye heliewl MIMI WWI lere emeneure be eadidelleele their prune" sal be eft& NOW& MI 11% PINNONOMM AS Oben& awe; * rod ei heir tae. Ina MO NM mil Wm& ludo an is s swirmiasil a twin 4•49. Itornollot to Marau ma villmio owl Moll Ids NEW PAP * milloude bprelied a Way pepprh msg. 14 or poilei. tfs wade 11.1 i. II 4 Is Ss Mai Zaftig% Mew If. lux COALS. LONDOIP. £lll5 23. CLOSI OP Till Id Bees We 13s. 13s. ed. ; Saddle's Wset Bartley, 13.. ea. ; West Il szllsy. ed. ; 13e ed.; , ; 8ed19 . • Wet, Bartley, 13s. 9d.; T lb. 3d.; Taxisli Now Butte, 12a. ; West W lb. ; Walls Ead (iss• teeth, 14.. 3d.; Wells Mid 14e.; Web End 11•1111 y, Id.. id. , Walls Bad Ida ; Wail+ Red Riddell, Its.; Elm Nab, ; Lasslasses Priam' I ; Walls End Bell, 14 . 9d.; wail )fad Beeddyll, les. 6d. ; Walls Rad petal. 16s. ; Walls Zed lla , orell, 16s. 3.1. ; Walls End Helton Lyon 1161 a. lea; Walls End Latnbtoo, lem. 6d.; Walls LA Plan er re. 3d.; Walls End Bassern Batton, 13e. ed. ; Was .. ~ Stewa.t'a, 165.. Walls Bud Searhnrough, 14e dd. ; Walls Rad Caftan, Is. 31; Walls End [lough Hall, les. , Walls tad Belk*, ed. ; Walls End Sammie Ti.., 14s. ; WOh End Tees, 16.. • Walls End Woodhouse Clear, las 3d , Itir,ll2rnee , 20s. ; Dereentwater flirt -47, , N 31trIlsla and Car.l.lT, 231.—fiblio at elasaket, 127 , AKLOW'S NEW IN- S • VIIIITID 11111.24011 1 0 IMPUGN 1/ arl II 1111101711= so vsenr.sw 2 or bieror. saw Wpm ad odd or allaboally 12 • AG Iheinrjokbilledrovo IA pal re • - G 1 E ,....._ i l .l Go One; vonuteed lo rem lb met k .2 i , . too orb el r.: prier 40. it; dirk Is elertr•=l br derrh . B2. lb 14 I 1 bra b . los a rt e e be 170 : the leo 'lithe oleo C(= staboo- Ur Ankh' Ilk 01l r Sabato theme MEM Gig : - . 11 i ft of My; elmialk slob eft souguesir or oar. WW2 MASLOW, 141. Z Walk Ole* basiob.heeer. borablorl UM. 12.12.—Seseamtheobresaeor lembrd Mehileillaillki Johan& Wagner sinew it yedlindeg, ire singe..., aberaid ; that the dellemlasit, Mr. imiudeit On, mitald. is like meaner, be eastmdeedi from esemfilig the pri ellannial anises of the derasiest. MadeassisiMe Jobless Wieser, as a Magee sad yeelboomr, er anger, et the Royal Italian Opera, Comatiatige. during the sr isten“ of the agreement with Mr. Limetry, wither lib permisain or sanction. The matins wan made es plow. Xt. Malin sad Mr. ManlWle stated that ininicted to appear for Illeblighteb. Mr. Wegner her father, anirlDi Upa, betas re deate. They Mated that Mdlle. Wager was assesessi to appear at the Royal Italian Open Men in " Le Pte/hilts" to-morrow (this evening), ant asked that the ratter might stand over in o rd er thalami geostiem between the parties might be more fully bare helves/Rhin Isiloali mike its order. The matter then stood over by arrangement to be wed at the rising of the court. The motion was renewed she* after Mine rehash. It appeared that in November be Mr. Draft aping • negotiation with Milne. Wagon sod her tether nmough a mutual friend, Dr. Miner, a gentian of high stagging in the musical world, resident at View, and ultimately conclude' an agreement to sense the ender of that lady for her Majesty's Theatre. Mill*, Wiener had a high reputation on the continent, and Ma t Leh appointment at the Opera of the rennin One M Patio. Au agreement was concluded between the parties ea des 9th of November , Mil. It was in the French lannvogra It was to the following effect: " The undersigned, Ilikl. Ben- Lomin Linsley, proprietor of lien Majesty's Tbsebre at Lndon. and the Italian Opera at Paris, of the on part, and hidlle. Johann Wagner, cantatriee of the court of his Majesty the King of Prussia ' with the consent of her father, Mr. A. Wagner, residing at Berlin, of the other part,have concerted and concluded the following contract: 1. Milne. Johanna Wagner binds herself to sing three months at the theatre of Mr. Lumley, Her Mijeety's Theatre at London, to date from the Ist of April, 1652 (the time atneary for the journey comprised therein), and to give the parts following t 1. Romeo (Mont eechi) ; 2. Fides (Prophet.); 3. Valentine (llngsenots); 4, Anna (Don Jean); 6, Alice (Robert le Diable) ; 6, an opera, chosen by common accord,_ %idly. The three first giro, art necessarily he, Ist, Romeo; 2nd, Fides; 3rd, 'Valor be. These pots once song, and then only, she will if Mr. Lesley desires it, in the three other operas dlombi. 3rdly. These six parts belong mitt ** to Mbis Wagner, gad any other cantatrice shall not presume to deg them dunes the three months of her ongegement. If Mr. Luta? 'rapes to be prevented by any ease whatever from 'Mem these operas, be is held nerrepsien to pay Mlle. . Wagger the salary stipulated lower dews lee the number of her pars, as if she had sun dam. In the eve whole =b. Wegner be . by reason of illness tram angle( be the SCHUSS eta Reath, an often as it has been atigined, Mr. Lesley is begot to pap the Weary tog be the pub wog. iltbly. Mille. aIiMMMIL Wieser Was Ihnesif to stag twins a week during the no of Wee menthe ; however, If she herself is himbeed lees eagle twin in any weak what ever, she will lave be sight to give at • later period the emitted rayseetemties. Sixthly, if Mb Wager, Meng the wishes se the dumb% mean to deg seers this Swim a week be the Ores menthe. Ms be win give te lifibe. Wagner IA sedieg be oath canon ours Severbk, Mr. freaky 4111.1.1111= Mdlle. Wagner a shay of 411111. trobeg ear Vi and payment will take pleas in seek Reeser thee re ceive 1004. steam Ma week._ _VW*" , lb. Linsley will ply by lateen of mina to NMI T o se Bestie. be Ur of lbeelh. Mil. beim of WU s ere Wadi will be deinstell by Aneelbeg mat less& Nisi* is ali ones essept that whets a willed ibises weeld ar lire men her a lidadrosse, if Mils Wegner bell set ie Lambs eight days Om OM be. whines dens her suggesment. Mr. busby en hem 119 tto int the somoreseresee ea a been& at e essbeA: gni wilibe @Me te Amami en tadeonelseli em i la er NM whom Ni. Leaky arid rib hb to ea. ether, be km the Ogle., Itenderthis cesuratele SOSSUIIe. This seemliest was height to the planet by Dr. Basher, is Minagelos, 1101. 4illi by Mies Wawa and her trait did tie egebb a demo es whisk the Obeli ant thereepas Dr. litrinros be iporthe Mills. Veers sad bar lalber, assented Ie bent es mesie added te the egreemmt whigh ha tateedb& dig, mei alal pe as sea ger re alet ele erdie ii = r atiud um a Mfrs set to me her ebbe at ml. obw Ter my eissert. er remade% = b u i r dem* wires enbatisaiken ens ;Pei! br. lasso Doles, Ar Milw Wegner, estiotimi by lir. Dr. Bahr egmesetudi to eitemsgany the Indy and his bar to Irides . god be wreath= est bp bet in lie besiathe era of 1551., and asked oboe be bend nest Ihmt end so la y the assent. Mille. Vaguer, tie s,.... ltor, 12, Meted OM she wield le at of the Peed.. Week. gad yeerseei to r Tuesday fee Led... Os the Ith of March Met bele the planters letter Emig the the nig* bemoan& hem the la to do 1114 h of mil bribe bit of - emitenge ihr Mb might be ad. ms him al lberkerg: Derfag this bee Dr. Bober WI 41911 of the yinedirele Mend e _ out elf whisk he wee mei, is pay the dabs rat the MX, mai ea the 11th of Ilimi the *bee were the isembent Wager that Dr. Seim babe SIM. re* te ley In lim The pleinelif bed mob greet repmeliese at reglimehle MIMS es tbs . frith of Mae. War b er* is Leaden On Moo lee last., tie plaintiff in Paris, regret • weer NAM/1.11 Sad Mu lti, the pore. 4 wlii vim dry the eggemegat of thee* Wombs, 1: 111 1 wee . bid by ZOOM of the emeggemb el :staiegibesia bailed ; lir Ifeblif iStribil= to ma had an istiredew widt the may end the SIM. is . thee. ad be thee flitey bed erased ire es with fastiir Oye s the dimmer of the Italian Opeee., fat Wp to m deg thus en tam meek thee between the Obeli, mei delbsbeti Z'Z' nee memiebed Ed this empaubiel bed been 'NW 1e h. '7l=dm gesemblises mob by Mr. Ole to ebeemsbeen meeened with bee Migety's Therm aot resssl i tedeesisi. The edeurisemest el the refetrames at Segal Dalian Ogme, Clemerger im W en MA hot, imeguseed the spysegesse el / 10 rn, %rine deem of the Theatre of &dia. in Le Propitiee," en , the Stet of Aril (this maid. Tbs *kat 011 i ha bend entels=ps= te mad ebe demo I b regettelse if the abeeld erg stheZl Intim Ores. =1:= 1 beteg her with bin. bit be his pertakey ben et Mr. MittiM/4 heehmilsr. a asigaims. dr Nviima tea imis rdiebbje of Mble. - Wagner, ea bre gypsum= et Me= r a g= be fed i m it i e s s i e e i e s e L i t I e i i t esti that by game 171ri a smisimaria it Baba Open metal el the hemo mei stills had boss ' to bin. Ms. Dams sad Mr. to submitted that was bele abillei the planer to the *sleet mite& It was bee bet is sem of th. elite ems the must had not, pitied sash lejusstiene ; bet Lori Oselealme bed, in the 11•1111 of "Diatribes v. Cabbies" il Phil., el), aompietely ntobined tratc ti d'• planSio , obtain as hoestion beat eels with by metier tiny bev illigail %easht themodele as ebligetioe sr to Is. flay oho AM "1_4116 V. Both " OS Sim., SS), " Oboes% Xenia "• OS Vas, III). meat ober eases. Mr. Mane mod Mr. Skotiedale eselueleil that this ore mat be ismemed by be ages of "Lembo v. Keen" (I ligeone. - 111 1 1), be 0110 ease Mr. Kean bad agreed le prism be • amble Weber of RIOS et with • ymbibbery ben the bend is C eral: • my other therm. Yet the man babel to dia trem rebegaieg at eselbst imi :Et h es the go that it had en as lower to ens* m innows of be speement. sod that the was 111 aM of partners's, eel reel sot be grentel If the asset s to Mame spiel's perfermeme. It 'wee the slime that " Clarke r. Peke " it Wilms, 1M,...551( " c Inelety for Delissing Usehl ;r eal m .4. " Clarvis v. awards" (29r4 P res :1 The everts have gum& le I the sale of goods retrary to • 11110011 of es egroomeet. but it never has ea tater or a *ger ;1 ter the amok that It assail agape) the *peals peribror ' alle, god make • &Nisbet set or eii.g. They gesbeird that:Vicar of the MIL we a eeedities peesslest to the ef the ember IZl esh lii:lieg se the MAD& sots, that the amesat not bate raid the Con failed. They aim railed ea eigestion that clans pent:ta m ale. Wagon free perderialeg without , the leave Of th• wee set binding on them, bermes it was an Ann Mind by Dr. Dreher without their autherNy, red that it bed lot been ratified by them. In sworn to ea hapidry from the enure the delviotints' counsel dealiat es ere an undertaking t.ot to sing at Cu vest-gardea the leer of the court. larkbiWiness has been done in West Alfred Con sols, an the Awes are still in great demand. Tre barvabs have been inquired for at a considerable advance, in msequence of a risk discovery. In Clive several handrtd shares have &eased hands at 631., and the market is ermly seitaised. Mendip Hills and Wheal Harriett are in mesh s ,tawssr and have been d in slightly irepreved rpm tidies. West freely Vaal ealt at a Datibrie is attresdng mask &ninths, end the ohms hoie bees eagerly sought after be the Usk& sorbet, let the Bided trans ude= have buss done is Onswell. la Wheel As a new Wive badmen lee beet neeerned. end ft Amen ere needy et the quietist at to-del. Is Osbert a law else is big dens both in end autako t ttla Stork isehange. The el b~s bluing= are as follows VMS Camels, 38,121; West Wheel Darling- Um, 50, OD; West Prieese, 61, 66; 31, 4; Wheal Arthur,. 13, 14; Clive, 31, ; Gus tavus, 21, 31; East Bare, 21, 3; Tiwroft 101; Mendip Hills, IL 21; Trebarvah, 71, 81; \Vhsal Harriett, 311 e., 405.; Cubed, 2 1, 31; Bt. Ashy* sad Orylls, 91, 101; Lewis, 13, 14 ; Wheal Lama. 5; West Ding Dong, 35, 46; Wellington, 71, Ilk Great Wheal Alfred,l4, 16; Mill Pool, 2, 21; Tre bans 41, 51; North Downs, 2, 21; Marilyn 61, 7; North Bu ll er, 131, 14 1; Tiebell, 22a. 6d, 2554 Tamar Consols, 3', 44; Vale of Towey, 13, 141 Trenance, 7. 8; 8 4. 9 ii_ Cilivirt ft e t 6; Stray Park, 8, V; 241; w Tracery, 5, 6. Thsre was little inisesia the geld rni genes; though may people Illplei that the liimea et mossy, end the essied womb of SI entree& eery m er m ie Aastrolis, will tend to bring these sp into inward favour with the public, and enlarge the busedisas in them. Prices of most =ices numbs Sr. as last quoted. Australian Gesser, at 1-16 to 3-16 prem. Yuba River shwas have improved to 5.16 to T i tt ia yrern. Mel bourne see "obi par to 1 prem. Australian GloM P .ift 1-16 to 3.16 prem. New Granada, 6111111111. Santiago shares have met with some and have Improved to 61 to 71, with trine. at 61. THIS DAY. Two o'Cpxrc._ There is very little business goingfl - liithe gold mining share to-day, and prices are warmly so Tabs River shares are worth 6-16 to 7-16 vmLLiberty, pan to f prem.; Royal Australian , 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Cobra Copper shares mark ito 36. Codas limbs= print der 1 raterday. leAlay. 1 I 1 jowl II I . 11„ i idispas dis iM put I 2 i iy. f - i ,..r i F., ... tari-1 it tivs 'Ws I WIN* TOT. I 1.0 80 wag WIMP I .111. em, *kw 1 Midis nubslA ►w WM& ken Ocel la Milreas Odd .. .nab m at O•. Oa , ( Intl's"! 94111% lAL SL Jam Dui Sy; ... TtAaWaltuk , ..... LOW. I it an IS. r ell all 11 1 . 4 1 = fr . S i Si i dim ?as NEW COURTS !Olt rag VICE-G7iANCELLOIII2. —The new awaits resided ha the Vise-Chemediess at the haelk of Weeteinfee ins inlmftels lenstamnient. The NW Petits Cent et the Plese elle In one of the turrets of the new et mit, and the Intricacy of the eassading and steps ham the wits not only of the gentlemen if dr end the sainisty of the solicitors, hat mentos illnelheint emtmeetthe ;aim gad to suitors and witnesses MONS inneinannathle etatedee. The Vice-Chancellors hove ma k 11111snjty In lading out the courts In which they are W dlTim/ boom to lurnd • number of fights of stabs, then to descend through inns ' merahle pampa emit etairesera and afterwards to grope their way throughvarious .rwals, before they can obtain admission to their Courts. lb ago sag doting g the pas ' ages of " Bleak House," oempfeated though they he, are not equal to the intrieacies of the new courts. It is to be InTett tlnit the Wools and Fun Its will loot to this matter, for it is one of some importance. V 13 aU 4!/ ii t s s Vale of . . Wslorard isd itte i g Walidied sat altalreembitaanria;• T De. de. Kalmicas . De.O.N.lLTardmiss__ . To mai Iferlb mem 12 li 111 as S 1 4 1111 i z 13 li 1141 $1 re I I" . 7 7' 4 :II X 4l 4 , 11. 41 la 4!. ill as is II 1111 x d 4 as .1 I q I pi !le f 111 NI 11l Llll3ll LIAM AT 1113,1312 1123111318. M 4 30 1 olio *a. ' -11 so ss soi 104 • Is 304 Web . 6 If SO 35i .. sad Sei 304 , . ste is 3113 113 114 15 10 1 • 311•311 a ft lidsll33l.Wases) • 174 14 Ismis - 45 41 13 33 (k•>•1 11 >8 331 osusoose * nsow.soro 114 43 10 10 Turktslll4 21 25 Da ism M i . 441 Us 133 Ds. dos ) th 23 16 10 , 1133 143 12i 134 mai Ones 114 tq IS II Posilwass WNW 15 3$ 25 le issiso4ll Os 11 14 10 • r 0 30 to Mc. * a U 133 Il 131212 010001(A) (ditto) • 2 sad (1.00210 13 133 Bt. 04 le Cksat 144ellsis' 4 4 IS Om 112.11.22.04.-. 4 las II 23 War Tai l = et 100 lassient NNW SI I Neu' iftenea).. N N ii 11. HARD. 4 I. 1101120 SI ire Assam room (TlNsia; I D .* PiamidL.7 _Mir nialasels.. ,pome ?Win et huge 205 J 1 Ili I. 10 3 2 93j ifj In Sn Ito II II '1 10 6 I rell — enienr — r ".„-": De. (11aliwsh ... - Ds. (Ord) . I Verb Masai ." De. ds. Nemo rese Lbw Northers of Pero Ds. ea II ger et &Ws $. is men +.) Bertiesse . earit eall =le ." embroil Ism Pie& Ilieshirent Mom Wiens +pw tan awl Rifts . Wirt . wallad Nom It p p : It IP 11'' 1 lis ►''r PlM lwa di. par 1 1N is I, MI 141 14 1 la ite II Va '.WATIL i`si i IN le i lei 111 'I TRANORE AND WATERFORD RAILWAY. —Mr Dorgan has contrasted fur the making of the long-antiel• Rated railway between Trxmore andWiaterfurd ; and he an undertakes that It may be travelled upon on or before the let of May, met year. The intelligence has alroady given as impair es splealaters. fiREMIVANIMI OAS AR Sr Si Alma= 1 1 .11 cll. 10 SIO 1 Si 55 1$ • ►sod H015155 . d is It all %= .. 6. 1 , •114 aad • 14 1 I le t • 61 imam ••• • • ' As. 111 pi q es cos is. Ils. 1 to to II& Sow 6 Su ' I U SO Be& ISS 54 3 1111 1 .51 5 105 14.414 degi r .84 3 In 12 • ia , w 81. IS 1 I Yule. ri 171 St 10) $0 114. Si S 1 3 3 "WV'. ... 11) 6 S & ." 131 M se MOM 31140mina.. ee I S 9 5 Vltt l = "ii . IS 10 Wanaa . ta. aid II 6 Mdwu /116.11pw 1i lyl la le 01011•0550.111. Is 11 AV: ::: IP 3 ► s wossmasziiisiir • 11 12 YalhOsumillo.ls Berw., 0 114r 81 011ta a"r". ... 1 1 U 1$ TarkhiLIMILIC dY The market for foreign exchanges today pre sented no material variations, and the quotations differ but slightly from those of last Tuesday. The supply of We was small, and the demand by no means Wilk i the business transacted was conse quently on a very limited wale. Short Paris was done at 21.40 to 421 i ditto 3 months, 25.571 to 60. Amite:gdsm was a shade higher, closing 12.11 to 2. Hamburg declined a trifle, being done at 13.101 to 11. Freakier remained as before, at 1211 to 122. In pap. ma Italy the transactions were very few at =TOW Bills on Spain were very dull and in et boyars. Lisbon was in demand at 531. Vilma awl Mesta showed again a downward ten dew) dee prise was at first done at 12.20, but left et maw above that rate, at 12.22 to 24. At Ham an:punt is more easy at about 4 to 41 per cent. Pie Flees negotiated to-day are as follows : maw. Prim 48.1188411. TIM ii .m pa S Mort 111. Oft. ... 111. I oft. 10•111. nom . 111. I it.. « "„ 3 ~ ISL lal . _.... ism. si atv. fiasharg awl Albans „ „ lime. 14401. 131448. Haab. Pflakhrt4s4oo , 34loo per tie „ 111 G. /kr. ... lUL Mir. Vim= gwe A „ 111. taw ... 12L far. hisß44 11atwurp * aged . 3 31 8%. 3 4 3 0%. ...... :tit Ws . UIBO ...... „ s maseasss. sio. ... SW MR Elam 1.0 le . us. res. ... Ise: Nis. =lmo ...... .. : „ sic IS,. ... sek. Nis. Genoa Lisbon ........• =ii — i.. re ems . Ul = ... ISt puss. .. Noah' . -......... iii &he : 141 p pass ... 124 peso Codls ......... - „ „ ism Si ...... ~ ~ mese ... Si Pa" 43= .... . . Mt pan ... Si pow 8•41114 .........««.. , 40 pew ... Si pea 114:08.080. „ „ 4 . 8 i mu ... 40 pm' Mai ---- .. —4. .. 118 4 MU ... pima Lisboa . .444 sad „ 084 MU .. 9 ~... OVerte „ ~ U, pines ... geese sr. vesceem Per rehle 8I yam ... sr peso There is no change whatever in the bullion market, but the influx of Australian gold gives more employ ment to the brokers. One firm has had some four tons of Australian prod.e passing through its hands within a very few days. Shipments of silver are taking place to Hamburg, but the stock of this metal available for export is not large. The price of gold yesterday at Paris was about 4 per mills prem. (new tariff rate), which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.97 I and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 26.40. it follows that gold is about 0.51 per cen t dearer in London than in Paris. By to-day's advioes the pries of gold at -Hamburg is 4281 per mare, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exch: of 13 . 6/; and the exchange at Hamburg on fln at short being 13.7/, it follows that gold is 0.465 per oent dearer in London than in rn burg. According to the last accounts the course of ex change. at New York on London for bills at 60 days' sight is 1091 per cent., and the par of exchange be tween England and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.05 per cent. in favour of England. After making allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves no profit on the importation of gold from the United States. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land lbr the week ending Saturday, the 17th of April, Is as follows: SLIM Of INOLAND.—Accoo44 for the week sane Urn 17. ran ess -- --- Nc4oB bond --......433,0110.170 If gi g I • WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. lisicuterzw. Sanaa MOILWING. A considerable improvement Ism taken place in the de- nand for some deseriptions of Colonial produoe,and advanced prices have been obtained. Sugar has been much sought alter, there is, however, very little on offer, and sales have lime made at a rise of Is. to Is. fkl. per cwt. Coffee has been freely desk in; plantation Ceylon is about Is. to Is. 6d. dearer ; and the native kinds, which were last week flat, at 385., have been sold to-day at 40s. per cwt. The Tee market is unaltered, except as regards the last two days, when moderate sales have been made of common C0•11"8. WOOL MARKET.-THIB DAY. The Wool market is rather more lively. Several consider able sales have been made this week in Oerman, Odessa, sad low &avian Wools. Prices ars steady . This week's rapes are 106 bales from Buenas Ayres, 3 from Antwerp, 91 from Copenhagen 28 from Haatbarg, 1,233 from gee long, 656 from Boiler, and 36 from Ostend. The next &natio= will take place in May. TALLOW MARKET—THIS DAY. • The market Is firm to-day, and prices have an upward tendency. Town Tallow is worth 365. nett cash ; Detere buy Y.C. on the spot, Xs.; October to December (1862), 375. dd. to 37e. 9d. ; on or before the end of May, 36e. to 365. 9d. 111aax.we Amtaoaa.—Town Tallow, 385. Od. ; fat by ditto, 2a. Od ; yellow Russian, 37a. 6d. ; melted stuff, 275. ; rough ditto, 18s. Bd. ; Tallow grave., 9e. ; good dregs, Ba. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. , Messrs. Cooper and Davis report trade at the following quotations :—Prima meadow Ray, 765. to 84; inferior ditto, Ms. to 725. •, Rowen ' 80e. to 86s. ; Clover, 80s. to 008.1' mooed eat, 755. to 84s. ; Straw, 235. to 275. COVENT-GARDE not Or pr, la °Tipp pot PAO" to Is ett Strombentp, pot so, el to Y Od I Appro. MI6, pot losltOloolsed Ppm, dam; pot dom. to Or Almonds, pr pair. is rws par Pt 34 MST Ig=tot, pot dos., PI to le ed Essais i tLe: UMW!' - Yttdds, litommtl e per Poods, rah MY MY to Oul =Apm boOdit. It told, t Wirt si Pt = b. pirdd tots to lOtt Mist% jar t=s, to to Po pat 0wL,14 to to Is Id to 24 64 Totolp, pedal., Si ad to 346 d Cummlion. Pok, id tots 6.1 aptt bomda. Moo Is 611 pit York dd Td primp la to Is Id ostomm i tl4llll to 4,1 pas., told to a. Itodtve. — am% PI to Is oi =4IL. Molt par dia. 4d to to WO; pr boa* Id to 4d 1.-THIS DAY. lemons, par doa., Isto Unsafe, per am, 1. to hid rat I:: p. 3' 4 6 1 ' 7181: Mir Nona, Ihr., Nub., 20s to Ile • bruit a. bush., 11610 1414 0364 pia 100 lb., 1006 101.461.• Shallots, per lb. ad to 104 AGarbs, per lb., ad to Is . 4 drlitheitos, Jorasalso; par ball 1 slave, Ild to ls Lotto_tosg e. ab., p. store, 4d told WM.% par ..7.avf.s. _ ......, is to 1.114 . Sala Oakes. p. rut., 24 to Id Moss Pali. por bdl., Is to 4s lesstaromo, per pot, Id to Is pot ,td tot. ISarni, pid Sallllll4 tg lad Passel, par I. N to 3d Savory, par bassi, St to Id Tame, par busk id to id I Parsley. p. des. Itaa,, fs to Ss KW, pot beals e tlX reincxpoot to to to Id pip Ad wed. Wourarekpardoadusalt ,Odtots LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LtviarooL, Aran, 23. Our market opened rather better to-day than yonerday, but toward• the middle of the day, symptoms of a decline and inactivity displayed themselves. The purchase, however, by one or two lead ing broken, of stocks at full rates restored confident*, and the market dome at its best with a fin amount o f trans actions ;—Ambergate and Eastern Junction, 11 d.—Cale donian, 201—Ditto (Greenock guarantee), 15—Chester and Holyhead (pref. guar. 5} per cent.), 17 Eastern Counties, 9 7.l6—Edinburgh end Glasgow , 33—Lancashin and Yorkshire, 74—Ditto (fifth shares), 6 d.—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 211—London and North Western, 1241 541 c.—Ditto (new shares), 51 I I p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Limon, 341 I—Ditto (preference shares), 181—Ditto (Si. new preference), 13-16 p.—Midland, 60 $1 91--Ditto (new prefennoe 4/ per cent.), 1-16 d. --Shrews bury and Ilereford, 31 d.—South Eastern and Dover, 22/ I—South Staffordshire, 11 d.—York, Newcastle, and Berwick (preference unpa id up), d. —York NIA North Midland, 251 I j_i —Dutch Rhenish, 31 d. MANCPI IS T APRIL 23. 'el have had a good buai nese, and prices bave moved upwards, the reduction of the rate of discounts by the blank having infused new life into the Stock Ezchange. The closing sales include : Sheffield, £3429k404 I 534956.432 3.1 j ; Midland, 681 ; Caledonian, 201 ; Devon, 22 6.16 ; Art 1211852. J . R. MARL Deputy Craver. Leeds, 731 ; She ffi eld (pref.), 13 3-16; Caledonian (pref.), The above returns when compared with those for 8} ; Kendal and Windermere, 12. the previous week, exhibit the following changes : Stammouar, Avitn. 23.—This market was active to- Circulation Inns £33,0110,270 Increase £316,485 day, and prices of shares in advance. London and North Circulation active 22,055,950 Increase 848,366 Westerns were done at 123 41; Midlands at 69; Midland, Public deposits 3,265,285 Decrease 1,499,366 Birmingham, and Derby, at 361 ; Shrewi.bury and Bit.- Other deposits Government securities in die. ; and General Steam Navigation share, at 29). banking department 13,395,779 Decrease 905,316 BRTI/TOL, APRtL . 23.—There wee a fair amount of bug- Other securities in banking nese done , end prices were firm, and looking upwards. department Coin and bullion in both day at 93 ; Vale of Neath were done at zie dis. ; and York departments 9 16 102.1 Erigioasn 0444al and D i v Amoy 1,166,116 Other paw .., WOMB NOTgibdar tad 11.1.024 =1.080.2n wasisoure. eareramiat 11 eight Am el/// Bl3 316 T7O Otheresmarlasi 11,(W Lll Nolo ..... liel4 and /111wz Oda.. .4110.0.11 1011 $ lie =I k