The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-19 00:00:00

~~~ a.--~ _ - 1-44-% r marri„o: • 1 IMIZOM. ,P7:lllflrt 7117 , . .‘, Ibt BAILWAYS 11 US/ C. MONEY MARKET. ---- LI.ISON and ALLISON, Potent Pianoforte A. M' I.,lettnee-. • 9 ..4 71. itriffht-Aree4, ihneem4 fr. k„„...t", Au.: L9.u..uret. PlVloniscro o f i b e bist w . n. I '',, t,,, .tI K. 111 it ', an.l EXPOIII'AIION. lestrearsts r,...i'r.ro, eta .in hire 0 i cr'y I littli 10 hew) t r NI 110 hit 41 • COS. olisetx. ~—twod.limil tylimArise by ntlolll Mika, at MI THIS DAY. Two o'Cioes. The share market is quiet today, but prices ar• generally well supported, notwithstanding the decline in Consols. Midlands have receded, but other stocks are scarcely lower. Caledonians, Great Westerns, North Westerns, and Brighton., have realised rather higher prices. Ambergams have also risen. French shares aro looking up, owing to the rise at Paris on Saturday. 11.11 Allin MID KOMI 01100ARANTRID. Clueing viols deteraey. la sadly illp to I pa. N.l 14uArmes. 14. J4l 0 1 IN 10 1•4 141 ei IS. 114 i N iti tie n 14 If do n NI I I 6 7 r ISI 1011 S frvilll til• COI3N [R.—MECM U oi ,„ w t Leakslsa+trert. —AU arms. ell trio to pot the ea: luo aad M 4101,11 1, stook MEGAN brat, at Ma sow rhos ruts.. toodostalt. nest Of hats I. torostrott t o m'''. h a t k i ..at omit *uteri. ma) sow' .psolair Is poise is 1114. or pis to Akipby tbolo stesitSlo.oolf ime a,. b so a osinatiai 040. lbeskr yid& ,slll/1 116 . 11 44 W./ Vie Ma Milne gr.. tti al , " e. lioeht So lost Asa Is Luke I geti . ;• metes aftwasji.l.,ll.ll4llrll.lllolbelillii. 7 rn e s ariu• $ WO , * and soett.tablo.--4. ooliosbdbasilr— sismoat:ataloostlmil. THE BC MAN HAIR.—HOWLANIKS' MA. cv „,, ,„. 0 0.1 rge sowned Spough.st the timid for Its p ...... M 1.11111.1 t. /*routing. sad r.nlil the 1 ,. 4 .. 1,..;. rah.. Ili es ul M. I. potoltly own. Oat. to ln.ro r. sh. trot ...tor mar ore Ism hen LNttr_lt . CAV , %it olt. ha. teltoted a otoo to4, o' PM. tho growth stains% ope. aod•tt 1.4 wabrils. Is Ito Sista t d.. I. rt4/14.44, wooMMSS4. 4 I, a. tosets ial l= 2 ( a ,1,1 .4 salmis" tb sus of Us See not as. h.; ar Isarly bottle. (essol tris tad deallr that wise, Otomasia—fis She wet. thoor Is Sam, a" Roskilde , may morass* as tbo bmit oit llor toms.. ;sou. n•nt *milky flea I.lbs A. ROWLAND 31. -". pc. ,4, Luhdaa. mad hy lAssisto sad No two FOR WATERING GARDENS , DISTR I- Er I.lke• ID NIANIV KR. OBEY/ toßt.' 1/ 414 KIM— IATENT VrlrtM-1 , 11 ) INDIA-SLIMS HMV-PIPE& 1014. LTNE II 01:10^11‘ i•ele Usnree wed Maaufacturer!,Ges. logard. 'Roo INprs ars wsteri,ll fry. ~.md 11441.1mautr. rasidsic Neer and MIT, Mr noi.ble 110 446 p... *.I al. v.-, ammo wbeve ■ pc. IBetly pomed saVTroef sad pwe 1. Ivy 1,4 Thy are pastPotarly i•Bable Or Are eureol, gor mishit is dvrelibmg.lows. tor earn. 'MISM lb tor ..gellratry tel.Blis. ilmeguele 'WNW I. owe "hrel.ets Beißlks of %b e. Valsmionl Rehlwr Ordain Ham we.. tate trim/ell by J. I. UANCOCK.enlekt M sheep TIMM . b vaL N.B % utvairs 1014...rabb , f OIMPO Her, Stud up wit ► no" rt.% a, 4 I..thaabill •8818.10. BIM BM= PEW* may M aura to maw.. nr wat.r4Biems. AU linen art Bans aiktmeed I* 3. L. Ift%, .wel.levrl , , 0011n11-/Und, LOadull, turn loot vita mac i ;a' t.,te CHURCH Of ENGLAND lICEOOLMASTERff AND Sencointerinsins' Maclean:Ts sect. TY.—The members sod friends of this isstitution ennembled on Saturday st St. Martin's Hill on the Mem. , lt et a tea meeting designed for the general furtherance of the society's object. The Rev. li. Bargee, BD., of Chelsea, the chairman of the dime tors, presided. awl was supported by a large amber alt le °Semen consected with education, amongst whom were *Le lt-v. T. Jackson ; ti. Rey. Mr. Coleridge, Priest's's( St. Mark's, Chelsea; the Rev. Mr. Wickens* el IS. N irtin'ois-thenclds; Mr. Reynolds, of the Ham ma (*denial School Society, tee. Both the body of the bell mei the platform and orchestra were crowded, and the pee• wiling* were colieenisl with ocicasional vocal performer's from inemb. rs of Mr. Ilullah's classes under that seethe teen's ilifeetiou. From the addrees delivered by the chida min it appeared that the society was formed on the 11th d May, 1840 ; that its object was assurance for the Walk et 1 schoolmasters and schoolmistresses, teatime he erefiatU schools, and scripture readen eonnseted ilitittlillallaTdr 11(1 Englai:d; tied that, though some delay hod arisen from the me.ing of a new set of parliament minim to friendly so- etches, 344 policies had already bein ~M. end there , woo a capital of 6001. ready for istremennt Tbringh the amistaneo of several of the MAW igli ethers interested in the work of education • ppmen boa of tia n 1,11001. had been raised to start with, ail 11*, maw Rue now owasidered to be on a secure bane; De rag that of mutual division of profits, resent whin took elects in the Clergy Mutual Society. themniee made in 1648 it was ascertained that the elf AM* et a parerelnal character was at that Msd males, and 10,116 formica—and that toter ameba of r i r mo sson: eligible to eff b ect immures m Is th e me TM demosememeLto i. Mee weft me iodised be Muses with regard to the sow may were then nohlreracel by different gentlemen with re gard to the lien. tits derivable trues the several tables, and the meeting, which was of a very pleasing and harmonious character. we, pa (reacted to a late hour in the evening. THE Chi iIIGEM AGAINST THE REV. De. THOMPSON. Vivili or KINtiTON.—The commission appointed by his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury to inquire into the truth of certain chirps made against the Rev. Dr. son. Sate imuniticat of All Saints, St. John's-weir= low dear of Kinston and Michaeleburch-oss. eth mud, Herefordshire, was opened at the ' b this city, on Tuesday last. The ceem=en Men the worshipful the chancellor of the (the Row. Wades Corbett), the Venerable. W the Rev. Canon Morgan, and the PAM I. Lane Freer and John Venn. The . Ilk Me Isrd bishop of the dionee—whiell MB mumilin . le August last, and which was tie 60116111110 ef IhiPC rein Mee. dinr—was aped by haunts of Kinston, and Aged Itlei gli Vas bed offended against the Imo mehealthel MI bee guilty of conduct and demeanor we .e did wee, by having within two man last p sad kept in the Vicarage Hone of Kingtam e _llllo Sophia Augustien Maria Binekcs, the with ddm mut Moseley Binekes, theca." H. S. A. M. lithe ate Mks thee sal haviog long theretofore bees • neatellesaL 1:1 sad unchaste woman. And also 111, leseing 0 *me within themes, period in the saillTawram Heim ll.= ton, and in die other places WOW the &tem sg ford, been guilty of the foul mine adultery, suit • et lewdness, incontinency, mad laileemake wen, r. N. A. M. !Simko. And alto, by bane, Mfilet he re petite' improperly and contrary*, . el the church in that ease made and Ihe Seidl H. S. A. M. Siockes to receive the A letter was read hem Dr.Themensm IMO stating Guilds demo onw= sawa. eel from my thereupon Moths him were coameased by the Magee . iftifs", reading the connisine Irma :we Of *Mew 'nu t bury, and the petition of the bent salleelges ments, as to the taodo of taking lbe walimee, ha bees agreed upon, Mr. Hudson, what .Hewed for Dr. an, sppiied for a private healest This was WeiSti Mr. Skinner, on helialt of the ta decided ilia Sim& rs, but direaweb. aft ers, after • very brief co Sig the application. The public—ansig IdISIS IMO IMO respectable inhabitants of Kingtoe—wits thss eo atti W withdraw. We understand that the evident( be a moot eatraerdinary and interesting chneallert Milne trust that in justice to the public, to the premmien Irate key. Dr. Thompson, and above all to the thumb. Beebe publiehed.— Ilere ford Times. Lao or Set us Lit En BY Flar. - 0* Th hat, at the village of Htnton, sear Dowitsertaa. sir= dove perished in a fire which destroyed two Mum* Abase sea o'clock io the eneitag smoke WISOSSII Webs bee the window of a garret in the front teeenallSolol/: person, awned Loy, in which his two sir lll* children, had been miming themmien le lb, ilbeeelb during his abeame at work at Dlneletetee,,mhses he bin. Played am a lahourer. What aggravatse Ile 111a/ISS of the case is the feet that Mn. Loy is at ■ going a sentenee of 60 days' imprisonment nod for the theft of several pairs of blankets frellthelllMllll of Mrs. Donn, mother of one of the children belbeed. epos whom the was engaged to wait during a name tillisin The Names spread with such fearful middy that is • IM mincees the root was beyond recovery, and ie a sheet Om the tire had communicated with, and takes Mint mom tha thatch of Hu ...lomat dwelling-house. The Abeam ware ignorant of the imminent dear' of the tereepnehl a the fame, for no attempt was wads to rescue tbem hem the imam There :s too much MOM to fear, 11011111.1.,that the dense smoke which filled the ap..rtmcat had siabsetee the dilated children at an early period of the Ma& ern that they were this prevented km madman calls for ImislanCa. Several ma boa the anabliameat of Mr. Videos. non r, no snowier beard the Mom thin they manbilly aticniptltd to effeet an en!ranto by the deer, bat they were .1 cedily repulsed by the smoke. Their eadalle inert sole seat directed to force in an a„r name, but unfortanat ly they were here, too, begW by the he. amity al the heat. Al. ust immediately shaearerds the roof fell in with a in Mend...a crash, burying the nese OW nippy inmates. It is somewhat remarkable net the adult of the boys (12 years (4 No) had not the preanlea et Wad to pat the P.M sad give an alarm ; hut at bie ease awe , pond Out die door had been locked. One men assigned lee this can.... dimity eircurnstanee is, that a dennened rancour esisoo di between Michael doe and Mrs. Drain, own. sole the Litter had ecocide(' and Ind to the imprimis meat of loe mother, one: that, to secure themselves from interruption, ho had taken the fatal precaution to bolt the door. The origin of the fire is, up to the monst we write. iatapheahle, and in all probability will ever continue W. The Instichmin wire coveted by lasarasee to the indent of 100 f. - . A -441MEMEr. _ HER MAJ ESTI 'S THEATRE. The performaace of " Norms." in which Mdlle. Bole Cravelli, Lablache, and Oardoni appeared for the tint time this season, drew a crowded audience on Saturday sight. Mdlle. Cruvelli has unquestionably made grea pprosines last season. She bar all along shown great rig . a i tte genius and great vocal powers; hut even her most brilliant displsys were attended with inequalities which betroyed eredeeest and immaturity. Her Kerma of Last seams, though strikins, • ss oue of her mist defective per formances. She seemed mita:iota that OW had to contend with the unapproachable greatness of Oriel in this character ; and, striving in vain to tech Oriers quiet and simple grandeur, her efforts ',reduced exaggeration and violence. Along with greater ciperienee, this young actress seems sow to have acquired more self reliance. She does not labour, u the did, to make telling parity; end her increased $ simplicity and repose bare rendered her meting more natural, powerful, and affecting. The quality of her voice, re too, is improved by further cultivation, and her singing has gained atalitionel refinement and artistic daish. The hue invocation, " Cuts Diva," was a strain of K . liquid melody not to be turme. , ed ; and the beautiful $ dying scene, in which the victim es the betrayer whose fete s he shares, was malice itself. Is short, if Cru is nut alf risi, yt twe know of no one now es *Maw im who, is this most arduoss part, goatee so non tho Owe= - of Tragic Song. Ilk The illustrioas Lablache seems to have gaissei health and strength by his long and quirt sojourn in his toffee Naples. Hie voice bounties: richer sod grander than ever, and be is never was more successiul m blending the lofty severity of to ' the Druid priest with the lead ofAlaing' of the luau.e interes Ciudad ire gave to the imparters' part rms all ha of se which it is capable, and sing beautifully. The piece, is its ensemble, was carefully and splendidly performed, and ji" k : received with the warmest applause. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. nu production of " 1 Martini" has been twice 10~1 matpoised, on account uf the indisposition of Signor Tam- O. betlik, or rather (it is said) inconsequence of smile alters- Cone which the Lord Chausberlain has required to be made in the libretto. It now stands announced fur to- g 1111017011/. On Saturday night " La Sonnambula " was performed, and a new tenor, Signor tlalvani, made his debut in the W. ! character of Elristo. He is a r e spectable performer of the V second rank, but by no means qualified to stand in the ttt. first. He is not prepossessing in appearance, being short se and thickset. witi a somewhat heavy countenance—not at Se all the beau ideal of a y.mtliful lover. Ills voice is not 10 naturally of a tine quality, but it has been well cultivated, t• and he sings like a good artist. His reception amounted ;4' to a stares deal's( ; and he will likely be a useful member 3 4 of the company. et. There is not upon tho stage a more charming Ansina N,, than Madame Castslian. The music is entirely suited to tt-: her purepesible voice ; and it is impossible for any one to ;,`• paint more to the life the sweetness, innocence, simplicity, 3 5 and strong feeling of this must interesting of humble tr heroines. She was most warmly applauded front the be ginning to the end of the performance; and her brilliant 1 and beautiful execution of tlie finale, " Ah, non plunge," Et• i you received with acclamations from all parts of the theatre. r, A whimsical effect is ptodi:ed by the conflicting claims 16 of the two houses to the po.oes.ion of 'Mademoi-elle Joh.nna Wagner ; the fa, primes donna ("rho is derciibed as a second SO Jenny Lind) haying, it appears, entered into engagements I: with both. For a good mail days past the newspapers di, have exhibited the two advertisemenlg standing side by e t , side, each averting an delusive right to Iddlle. Wagner, ne and each announcing her immediate appearance. The el chances seem to be, therefore, that her tome will figure in 1 1, our "Law lteport," in connexion with an application for . 1 an injunction, or something of that sort, before she comes before the critical tribunals of taste. Mademoiselle Johanna Wagner, accompanied by her father, her friend Dr. Burlier, of Vienna, Mr. Lumley g t , (of her Majest)'s Thtatn;), Mr. Mitchell, and the Count to and Counter Rossi (Madame Sontag) left Hamburg by r opera train on Saturday morning en routs for London. - - - - - - I A SUGGESTION TO THE RIFLE CLUBS. so et. TO THI IDITOIt or Tar DAILT NEWT. SlL—The rifle corps formed throughout the country will, I presume, continue their existence as club% despite the frown of government. The members may practise sharpshooting without governmental sanction ; end 101 acting upon their own promptings as to the advisability of making themselves competent to do something if called set upon in a hurry, they doubtless will do so. On all hands it is admitted that uniformity of bare is de- NI sirable in the pieces used by the different clubs, that future co-operation might be rendered practicable. Now, if go. eel eminsmit will set even recommend a wen for 241118 inns meant **dabs seems' swab • it 111 theesidvesl Keay pumas (tired of waiting) are per. chairing ridge of very different sorts end vises, and great s confusion is likely to result. If deputies from all the clubs I , were to meet together, say in London, for deliberation on the subject, and if their recommenda tion of a piece were * se be universally received, business firms would be found to keep in store the ammunition required, and all liability would be obviated of our ever being non-plused by a went of the right sized ball. A piece of some certain calibre } might be made standard without a government decree. This subject requires speedy attention, as many who can purchase only one rifle, and have been long welting for the g 9 ordnance piece, are toeing lv.th time and patience. The I° mornings are getting light enough for the early practice fi which business men have heen anticipating, and h'm which they are debarred by a very cogent muien—the want of • N rids. Tour aid in giving publicity to this suggestion would o bli g e A MEMBER OF A RIFLE CLUB. II Susses, April 1, 1852. LOCAL SHARI MARKETS. Lrrniroot., Arum 17.—Oar sham market has not beat SO active today as fen mom few days previously. Still, N • fair proportion of businembas bun transacted, and prices of the Wading stocks keep web top. The following are the " sales to-day :—Calodonies,ll9ll I—Ditto (Greenock enema teed), 13—Eastern Counties, 01—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 741 I—Ditto1 —Ditto (fifth aliens), 6il.—Ditto (fifth shares, West Riding Union,) 41e1.—Lemion and North Western, 126 Ditto (new 1-shares), 6, p.—Ditto (fifth shares), 4e p.— Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln (Si. new preference), 13-16 p.—Midland, .681 1 I—Ditto (consolidated Birming ham and Deiby). 36—Newcastle and Carlisle, 78—Shrews bury and Chester (pref. guar. 8 per cent.), 1613.16—South a, Eastern and Dover, 221—York and North Midland, 261 to Ditch Rhenish, 31d. Se Manchnirran, Aran. 17.—We have had a firm market, • and a fair amount of business.—Ambergates, 2/d. ; Black- , burn, No. 1, 61 4 ; Caledonians, 24 ; East Lancashire Pref. , Fifths, 3-16 p. ; Leneaahere and Yorkshire, 741; Lancashire s and Yorkshire 26 1 . F, Id.; Manchester, Sheffield, and se Lincolnshire, 341 15-16 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, New 61. Fret., Ip. ; Midland Railway Console, le 681 1; South Bayern sod Dover, 74.1. Ibtationonam, APRIL 17.—This market was active to day ; shares, especially local stocks are in demand, and at the close of liminess prices were in advance of thew of N Friday. Burro', APRIL 17.—We bays again experienced an active market, with prices well es ed. Great Westerns o t left of at 92 : and °then re witl.out alteration. Linos, Aram 17 —There has been no change of japer- N taws is the market to-day. The following were the closing sales : Cslednaiene, 20; ; Wrest Northern, 20, ; Lanes- et. shin and Tork,hir. s, 74; ; Midlands, 681 ; North " Waters% 11 / die. ; diuo Prete., 161. S The railway from Clonntel to Tipperary and Lime rick was owned last week. 17 SECESSION TO ltomg.—The Oxford Chronicle „ states that the Bee. Henry James Coleridge, M.A., Fellow e - of Oriel College, bee signified his intention of joining the Itinaish Church. The rev. gentleman was formerly scholar of Trinity College. lu Mickaelmes term, 1849. his name apposes in the tint eta*. "In Literie liumanioribus." He It was else curate of ht. James, Wen., Bt. Mary's, Devon. So COLLEGE OF SU IttiEONll.— Th e Council of the Col- e: lege of Surgeons have definitively received the new charter g for the future ginerament of the college from the Queen. so Sines** of the clatter the council have been 1.1 busily in framing the at:enemy bye-law., which t, we believe are now completed, and will shortly be promul pted.—Lenerf. lb Tng Los. or vig HIREKSHEAD.—A meeting of t Ss o officers of the navy and army. and beads of establiehmenta at Portsmouth, was held in the Royal Naval College, in ro that dockd, on 143turdicy, the Comnisader•imehief, Ad. Jt mint thr T. Brice*, in the chair, for the purpose of ergs- a , Milne meentire. to eel het suherriptions for the relief of the le relatives of those lost in her Majesty's deem, Birkenhead. 10 A committee, cintileeted of hichli influential and many dim 171. tinguithed roof h4llll ...Ogler% was formed, bankers appointed, and it handsome sohsteriptlen lint at ewe opened. 'I he ofilcen of Cie. port, mid Om ailkens and men of all the shlri in conceit . ..Me It, bliternese, and Wool wich, have lulleerd the eminivie opt them at this port by sube;ribing one day's pay ' ) .is object. Eriuranc CUOLLEA.—By advice' received from Erzeroom, it en , . art that chit 3 has again broken out with se verity in P1 . 1 . .i . 1, when th 1...0ki - tee commenced before its recent visit to this founts .11d the rest of Europe. It bee appeared at If .00k li u.ies. i,ear Mule imnnich and it is also repotted tFut typo • r King at Tehran, as well as Tabrets. The lima Isom rat, in a state of alarm, are taking 111..1.111r1. 14 ii...-. in the hope of prevent ing it from veining Et ad /Mans m Ae no agora ,- that it will not spread en,. no ta former coarse. I . lnn ase. asil mi ng& l OlosW llirboakia4 IN Mad O llrt . SO aU Omar and 4$ 11141d1Bond all flaallso=and Abcr. aU I istrAsallaa (MO & mod &D) in De. (LIS .. . 2: 1 laden Solallo... ; A Dais S. raw ~. • .1, Eltt ail DM all Da W not& Dal; SO Ildlabarglia•re4a I 12411Yarla PoofsDaae , 101 l oo Olar poForaw SIM! Waeen. Omit m ... D ll o W . all Cit.Saulli.isalWisLais. I% Unit Wallas all Laaaalw aid Oarlid• I I Da NM. Lassadita 19 Ds. 11 1 all Ind. lanthare 111; Leaks g 114alrersU 100 Loaadaboos. &S. Omo. too imam & liattbollasa, 13 De. MOM . 12 Da Mba 1 Da.1161.1i . ...a&&.(e ISO Latham & IlsaalaWcoar . I 421 D Dea is• ••• • ell l& Um* sal Kafka 100 14•1111 4 160.,11t1Jaasiaii , 4i Da Mr.& Llaa Vela 100 . ox, D.. Maui:Walk:Ay 47: 31141asmillran. 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Ara ra 1534 114 Do. ikons ) ...I 25 SO , 1p Uliterisa rl Giviswleh I Doped 121227 II loins' Itsibione Wu) U $2 1 , 1:78412:1:1r)..o.t. (leesed re at C MI 60 Mae OW /kw U hernewhetvretios tow , MlLWeeLetlowhaTeee I i *aro lAI WSW) Illeed MO ~801..esd Melotel 1 Diewedie Ovethemeemel .. Sclller red !MAW (Ws. I T.ore Nathan 6I Do. fleareth Itern.(dittol 114-lodhltedbrdelure(leeeedl Is Mr. MVlnui) 1 II Weer Vali, y. 6p. Ct. pus, r Oared le eloettanAllo. 100 W il t. & &moalesee t(a 1 , to Greet Woo re) Vitet Fe Cleel Si si lAterdees Is ill Valadottlas Sits .. Is ; U Motu sad Holyhead . of ell Dula,sot A deem Jawlike' ... I 1.; a le Dielewiloo(M 3oo ) o 9. o 6 q ar a l i minue. Cates. do. Ka 1 I Ds. New 5 argent. Mod 16 Mott; elos.eari pp. IA p.OI Ito Ildideagli . Verb sad ▪ Dowd" 46 per ehett , Merbree I per Cent lieletwerblederi; WstrsiljkligieU 6 LeashehlrelbTerio. VMI IN De. 6 pro Coe. Ptah be Lead6w.lMleld4 &God . _► — - w - ;IGO Ilia. NolirOnar. 111 pet Coll 13.11knikon k ll.Wrim.(Cov.B4l Nureston) 5 per Cent... • LoodookilthWootera Foy 6,5 Illao.PbekkLine.4oo./41 10 Do. New 810 100 IbilloacCon..lo.l3ll.6ott 3 Ditto PititMl, f.'o Norinit Exteootom...— I Do.Ous zobtokoed t 54 poe . t., 6 Nrokt 1151-1 10 rll d. Wortootor, iv. 411 Wolver.,Lls.Tor( vat, • Abseu.taornk.Nevoritiar. ) 10 Sim ov.lakestot (160r.W.' kin.) ver ...; 0 South Destio IT York. Nelocootk.k Ot.North of 6 3 i0.3 15 m 0 •1 I Ditto Ditto jj 110 yakam.ssid.rt.aita,,b. I_l/KVII• • 1,1 Id one and . MW% 1n 'Central ' , ru Iva ..rn • lebarlered and Ercinennen s theca. Itan.ds 121 331 x 4 13 1111 1 4 3I a. 3 3 VII 1 41 " :4 i $ Onus IwWn Ecolniuta. 41 1* .. 13 Imunalluses P. Dn. tgamar) • 17/ tads . - a, 11• w W.w fu lesairiel UN* .40 I ilimm a lr 7 als 11 orlouvo Win= . 6 1...r0 ... • Su Park sal . , uun W. L . lb PIT • Old .truokorlf 3, Iturelionl Austbs. loot Mr 11 17 • • •• Ci 11 • SS be Pia 46 s it if it ti 6st II N I 1 11, 1 f 14 i 47 Ad If II lid Ili 11 111 $1 $ ti .4 lll : nteve - 4 Innis ARRIVAL. OV ROOMS FROM THE PLATE.—Her Ma jesty'a steamer Conflict, from the River Plate, arrived at Queenstown on Frol , y, having on hoard Orneral Roans, his family, and *wit,. Tin C indict • ". the Plate on the Inch February, minted at Bahia on the sth March, and, although bound fur Vortaniouth, was obliged to t ut in here owing to head winds. Daring the voyege an avrolent to one of the boilers caused the death of four men. The general and his family landed and walked about Queenstown yes-' terday. In the curve of Ow day his daughbe and daughter-in-law, ai remporieil by some officer% of the ship, visited Cork. and 'ems-nett to Queenstos.n the same even ing by the 9 ilork train. The Candle, will sail in a few days for fipithewl. $1 N 17, 1 fl 00 6 111 6i h 141 141 Al 2i 40 691( 77 79 g g - pgi 741 7M " 4 18 81, IS= 10. 105 1944 119 93 1 I I 91 93 5 4 AB 4 3 2g $43 . 38 1 1 I dig 01 88 51i • • 3 y dis $ll 37 11 10 dl. 3* 3 .11s 3 4 Si 71 li 2 ti 1I pa Mk MI 174 11 U $2 7 6 4 7 4 4 6 db 14 14 T 104 114 71 2j .11/ 111 17 2-1 314 83 3,44 Ie 4 S ell 61 ' W +4'- 251 NM • .1) 21i 27 1071 12f ZS In ssi Is 3 1 19 11 Cs 999 90i 97 99 SHARES. 11 .1 a' 174 171 Si 1 11 r. 1 13 i 1 j Pla id 131 111 11 A 1 11 pa 1 11 I b i ala $ 34 pia 10i Ili 1 i I 1 1341 31 I di- pas 10 20 sa 6 61 d l pi oi IS/ 141 la/ 141 I:1 11 1 dls par WAD. BATUIPAT Bemuse. The late advance in the English fon* has brought hewed sellers, add the market has dosed at a de ellasoallisof t a per cent. were not dealt in higher than 991, and were last quoted 991 to / for money, and 991 to I for Wm account of the Ilth Mop The official report in cludes :-Three Per Cent. Consols, 991, 1; ditto, ler account, 971,1. Three per Cent. Itedaudi 9 8 1 i 981. New T h ree -and-o-Usarter per Gents., 100 , 101,1001. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 13-16; ditto , 30 years, 1839, 8 0-164 ditto, 1880, 7. South Se a Stock, 1101. Bank Stock, 2191. cquer Bills are unaltered, the Much hem quoted 72a. to 755. prem., and the Jam bills 684. prow., with little business doing. of a French loan for eight millions were afloat to-day, and may possibly have in causing the prevalent flatness. Thu report Les in circulation in Paris throughout the ee week, and as no official contradiction has berm the upward tendency preview/4y shown on the has been checked. It ts well known that the government is much straitened for money, • a belief is entertained that the issue of a at the present moment would be a severe to the credit of the administration, the sepefime e _bz ffietstrbing the mealy t, have tendency to jmeraise the muss of the gigantic railway undertakings to which the Pre sident has shown himself so attached. Hence it is issatimed that France will not come into the market as a borrower till that step becomes absolutely Pecuniary. At the same time, it must be borne in mind that, owing to the secrecy in which the mone tary position of the Treasury is enshrouded, we have little means of judging how far it will he able to meet the requirements of the late conversion of the Five per Cent. Rentes, which must certainly bo very large. The transactions in foreign stocks were few, and prices present little change, but there was an absence of tho buoyancy noticed during the week. Buenos Ayrean closed rather weaker at 79. Mexican Bonds are steady at MI to 1. A general meeting of the bondhotders is called for Friday next, for the purpose, as stated in the advertisement, of " submitting a financial statement, as well as for general business." Ecuador Bonds were flatter, the accounts from Callao affording ground for apprehension that the tranquillity of the republic may be disturbed. The sales of the day were as follows:-Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 991, ex div. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 30th April, 81, 791, 79. Danish Five per Cents., 1044. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifi cates, 931, -'-'. Ecuador Bonds, 5, 44. Granada Deferred, 101 Mexican Bonds, 351, 1, ; ditto New Three per Cents., 291 ex div. Peruvian Actives, 106 ex div. ; ditto, Deferred Three per Cents., 631. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 391, 39. Sardinian Five per Cents , 971, 07. Spanish Old Throe per Cents., 481; ditto Jew Deferred Three per Cents., 211. The dividend payments which have been in pro ' greet during the week have contributed to preserve the money market fully as easy as last reported, and the rates of discount have not varied. It may be no ticed, however, that the allowance of interest on de posits on call has shown a tendency to reduction. The chief feature of the bullion market hue is the continued fall (already reported by us) in the price of silver, which is now worth only ss. per ounce in bars. At Paris, a general rise has just taken place in the quotations of specie and bullion, most consider able, however, in gold, hich is probably in demand for remittance to England. Bar gold has risen to 4 to 5 prem. per milk, 20 franc pieces to 2to 3 prem. per mills • bar silver, to 10 to 11 prem. per milk ; and English sovereigns, to 254 35c, to 40c. American doubloons, however, form an ex ception, having fallen to 831 f. to 84f. United States' gold coin is unchanged in value. At Hamburg other continental markets the price of o grads creeping up, and now steads than for some months past. Inc' silver at London is 3s. Od. per oz. • at Amoy (Sycee), 3 to 4 per cent. prem. • Amsterdam, 10111. Se to 1039. • Bombay (Sycee), 1041 rupees per 100 tales; Carthagena (New Granada), 12 to 14 dols.; Canton (Sycee), 2.5 per cent. prem.; Calcutta (Specs), 104 r. 3 to 104 r. 12; Frankfort, 24 fl. 34 to 30 per mare ; Hamburg, 27 m. 12 per mare ; Mauritius, par ; Paris, 0.10 to 0.11 per cent. prem. Rome, 4 per cent. prem. ; Rio Janeiro, 100 per cent. prem. ; Sings (Sycee), 5 to 51 per cent. prem.; Shanghais tSycee) 143 dols. 70c. per 100 tads; Tacna (Peru), to 10 dole. ; Valparaiso, 10 dots. 181 c. per mare; Vienna, 241 per cent. prem. Silver holding S grains of gold is ss. 01d. per oz. standard at London. The last prices of five franc pieces are :-Amster dam, 2fl. 33 to 36; Frankfort, 2fl. 23 to 1; Genoa, 5!. 33; Lisbon, 870 reis; New York, 93e. to Ic.; Porto Rico, 1 dol. ; San Francisco, 95e. to 1 dol. The last prices of Spanish pillar dollars are :- London, 3s. Old. per oz. ; Amsterdam, 211. 65 to 60; Bahia, 1 m. 920 ; Bombay, 222 rupees per 100 ; Buenos Ayres, 211; Calcutta, 221 r. 2 to 221 r. 10 per . 100; Canton, 1 per cent. prem.; Coutantinople, 24 piastres 10 ; Carthagena (New Granatk), 25 per cent. prem. ; Genoa, 3.40 ; Gibraltar, 11 per . cent. prem. ; Ham burg, 28m. 2; Lisbon, 93 5 rem ; New York, 107 c. to Be. ; Oporto, 925 reis ; Paris, sf. 42c. to 43c. ; Pernambuco, lm. 920; Rio Janiero, 1.920 to 1.930 rein; San Francisco, 3to 4 per cent. prem.; Sys, 6.18 to 20. The last prices of United States dollars are: New York, 1 to 11 per cent. prem.; Havannah, per cent. prem. The last prices of Mexican and South American dollars are: London, 4s. 101 d. per oz. ; Bahia, 1 m. 800; Canton, 6 per cent. dis. ; Calcutta, =Or. 8 to 221 r. 4 per 100 ; Constantinople, 23 piastres 10; Oartherns (New Granada), 25 per cent. peen. ; Nembrarg, 27 marks 131 ech. ; Havanna, to 1 per met. prem. ; Hong-Kong, 12 to 15 per cent. dm. ; Lisbon, 930 rein ; New York, 1021 e. to 103 e. ; New Orleans, 1 to 11 per cent. prem. ; Oporto, 020 me% Paris, sf. 37c. to 39 c. ; Pernambuco 1 m. 780; Rio, Janeiro, 1890 to 1900 reis ; San Francisco, 4 to per cent. premium ; Shanghae, 8 per cent. die ; Valparaiso, 1 per cent. premium. The imports of specie and bullion this week com prise 13,000 dollars by the Niagara from New York, 200,000 dollars by the Pacific from the same port; 200,000!. in Australian gold by the Hero; 20,1701. in gold by the Brazil packet Tay ; and 1,4601. by the Iberia from Gibraltar and Lisbon. The total value of tisane imports is about 260,000/. The Custom-House return of the amount of the precious metals exported from London during the week ending Thursday last, is as follows:-Gold coin : to Swan River, 4,650 oz.; to Hamburg, 184 OZ. •to Belgium, 300 oz. ; to Havre ! 96 oz. Gold cwt : to Calais, 12,000 oz. Silver coin : to Range -1 dam, 60,000 oz. ; to Hamburg, 4,069 oz. ; to Ilene 810 oz.; to Boulogne, 19,000 oz. ; to Belgium , 87,500 oz. Silver bars: to Rotterdam, 27,000 os. •' to Bou logne, 3,283 oz.; to Belgium, 25 , 000 or.; to Dunkirk, 4,000 oz. Cooper coin : to Swan River, 51. This account is rather more lengthy than usual, and gives a total of 230,664 oz. of silver, and 17,230 oz. of rid of the aggregate value of 125,0001. The only shipment of specie from the outports that has been returned to us is a sum of 3,3001. by the Tagus for Lisbon ; but it is well known that there is a continuance of the shipment by sailing vessels of sovereigns to Australia on account of our merchants and bankers, u well as for the Australian gold mining companies. We know of one firm hav ing lately sent out 200,000/. in this way ; one of the gold mining companies has already shipped 60,0001.; and numerous other op rations of a similar nature are taking place from Liverpool and the southern ports; but the amount of the shipments cannot be readily ascertained. We have heard it estimated as high as three quarters of a million during the hod ten days, but this must be above the mark. There is, however, no means of arriving at an accurate .I SS i SAI wt " 7 4 11 lee e I 103 4 1111 i 44 17i IS . 1 i i i i gli i 1 gni Ue 4j bi 9 1 I 74 4 1/4 ft VI i i " I i 111'i 171 1311 lie I pcs 13i 111 111 i 1111 lei le ni I 4 zd computation, as a shipment of sovereigns can be so easily and quickly made, without the intervention of a bullion broker. This withdrawal of coin to pur chase gold, and supply the general requirements of the rapidly augmenting colonial community, is precisely similar to the movement that took place between the United States and California, when the golden treasures of the new turitory were first brought to light. In view of the very low rates at which gold could be purchased at Melbourne and Sydney, at date of the last advices, the operation will probably turn out very profitable, and a more ex tended issweinent msy thus bo anticipated. One consequence of the increased demand for the gold dust will bo a rise in its value in the colonial mar kets. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by Merapath's Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,6116 miles to be 274,840L,0r at the rate of 42/. per mile per week. lhe receipts for the corresponding period of lot year were 251,0701. on 6,347 miles, or 391.105. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 23,7701., or 9.46 per . cent. in the aggregate amount received ; an increase in the mileage of 2111 miles, or 3.43 per cent.; and an increase of 21. 10s. in the amount received per mile per week. The Railway Times estimates the total receipts since the Ist January at 3,603,948/., which, on 6,4117 miles, gives an average of OWL ss. 51d. per mile; **ad as the amount for the corresponding pitied el lastyear was 3,391,7831. on 6,241 miles, or &131.96.41 d. per mile, the difference is shown to be in favour of the present year to tho extent of 191. lee. Id. per mile. THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocz. Consols opened this morning at a slight rally, being first quoted 99/ to 7 1 for money and ac count, but money stock has since come more plentifully into the market, and prices have receded to 99i to for cash, and 994 for the Ilth Match. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to 98;; the Three-and-s Quarter per Cents., 1007, to 1. Bank Stock is higher, at 219 to 220. Exchequer Bills (March) 71s. to 745. prem. Foreign stocks are dull, and a slight decline has taken place in Portuguese, Spanish, Sardinian, and Mexican. Other stocks aro scarcely changed, and the transactions have been limited. Mexican Bonds mark 351 to ; Peruvian Deferred, 63 to w; Por tuguese Tours, 38 to I; Sardinian, 96.1 to 97i ; Spanish Old Three per Cents, 471 to 481; ditto New Deferred, 217, to 1; 'Venezuelan Actives, 48; ; Equa dor, 41. PARIS BOURSE. PAUIS, Arau.l7. von Oran. i 4 pat Cents 4 per Ck ntx. 5 ter Ittnta per l*W. Kew Loan' For limey. I ppselag 7: 15 lot So lot 23 Vat Account. 72 40 101 40 1 Lowest.i Clogs& .- 79101 79!0 101 20 I 1 101 20 -• .-• !sauvignon I nnAnn 811496. 96 421 ;90 d 6 7 6, 215 adana.speetasso tor/ woo nsoss Eats OS 16119999. 1.10. De. S rimsslet 1 en. ; Treapari Beam I. 6, 1611 I Hoak 86ans 2605 ... Pews, APRIL 17.-Bt. Germain, • Versailles (right bask). 317 50; Ditto ( ldt bank), 790; Par; and Weans, 1,710; Paris sad It 707 50; Runes sad liana, 311; Manelllee and Aellwy 197 30; 9tr.bourg sad Bale, 273 75; Centre, 616; Want and tlord.us, 637 ; Nnlthetn. 660; Parts and Straabourn, 600; Par; and Lyasa, 630; T 0.,. and Nantep, 375; Mtatarcaa and par, 19 ad , o:ll ,s i .. Dinape sad Encamp, 260 ; Bordeaux and Teats, 135, BERLIN, APRU. 17.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1021; ditto (1852), 102/; National Debt, 90; Commercial Ma nne Society's Premium, —; Bank Shares, 1021 : 1 VIENNA, APRIL 16.—Five per Cent. Metalhpise.l 95 7-16. New Loan (A), 95 5-16 ; (B), 109. Festr- 1 and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 85. Bank Shares, 1,265. Exchange oa I,ondon, 12.15. MADRID, APRIL 18.—Three per Cents., 42#; after Boise, 421 c.; New Three per Cents., 211 e.; after Boise, 210. Debt of Ist class, 71 ; after Boise, ' 71; ditto of 2nd class, 5 1; after Bolm, 51e. Bank ,at St. Ferdinand, 101 e. Exchange on London, 80.73. MARIE-LANE.—THIS DAT. Our market war but moderately supplied with English Wheat this morning by land-carriage samples from the near counties, for which ther^ was a ready sale at the extreme rates of Monday last, but any attempt to obtain an advance laseked the demand. Foreign Wheat was held at former prices; but the amount enmeineee transacted was very limited. There wee rather an improved sale for sack and barrel twee_ at the quotations of this day aennight. • Dodgy was is &art supply, and equally limited demand, and was wialtesail in value. The searipae d OM during the past week were short, and Mem WM enabled, in some ioutanceo, to obtain 6d. par qt. fame messy avant lureign corn; English cannot be meaty wird dearer . Deese awl Fume nnuerwent no alteration. Then go wet such passing in the Cluveneed trade this nicesing, awl tie turn en price of both red and white was in Amer ride, boyar. BRITI4IL abllnaesper Qr. lases OM red 3.1 to all to 42 ..wane, 4u to 43 to 47 Nerldkamil Whit „31 to tote do. 40 to 41 tote j=ranntilk) ... . • 45 to 45 rod —tonto4 ... • ..2 white,. 3 7 to 39 to 4i Mt to Pt to 3e...ebaralter—tO SO M 62 to 011...p00 pale ...... 14 . 1 to CO Bre, sari .._ Beaus, beillbg .....- bletir - le to 20 .bletok °AT% Za g i t s t b eiPolsale l6 to 21. .poteto 2l to 14 Ilenviok Is loot* food SI to 22 24 to if blob b0d........ .. 17 to IS to 19 ..=...... ..... l9 to 1 4 Dim, poem 21 to u Racy stg 37 to 19 .roaple 3O to 13 MIL $0 to 40.. imperial ...... ....AO to A White 34 to 22. Ambers IS to 16 131.4• M Illtettgan 3610 17...tiek 16 to RD.. old SS to 24 Harrow SI to SO Man 10 WI.. old 34 to 14 TAR" aelreprise, per lene.- to-new wieder is to b Ild old - to - Serum% new -.- .. LIM*LLIP Cease. Per 11106166,7 t9 to £lO 14 CLOVIUVISD. per set., red.. - to - to --white... - Per meek assts.. nova, tows bob, delivered IT to 44 fine boumebold WI to 24 Norfolk and Suffolk Su to 32 wildes 33 to 34 FOItEIGN. Ridings yet Qr. Waxer, Dentate sal Kosidolorg 41 to 44 _bee 44 to JO Putneranun 44 to 43 . koetoek 40 to 46 - OWL 46 to 44 Vernet+. . -t- to -...Brabant to Denten 3+ to 37 . Nimble, _36 to 40 to 42 Roedon.. 30 to 32 . ( 1 =en ........ 27 to 3. Danube ............ - ......- 32 to i l Se to 40 Rre ... -to .- Bauer. boding 1 Lateran -to - . Indian C0rn.....27 to 119 Oersitusoloa '9Oll Ponewsnlen end ntreleand 19no11 geowbol a sol Dania 19 to 11l =mod lank bed l6 to 14 wloor. ...... -. SI to 33 Yobando ll lob • Buns. Nit --....... 16 to N.. old l3 to 19 OMR ---. gY IP 31L-ild 3l told 1 11 1179 2144 ..... II 0•1111.-1111 winy 1 ...., p v.i. ss to it ..... RS ii12.441434....__ 33b V TAW. old. 23 to 23...u0w is to 27...16360 ..... 3l toil Luterma, Rattle sad Rumba.- 4l to 44 Iltdlternatessand Wows RAPZ.9I4aII 42 to 46 Iletagiored . ... -.40t0 41 1)0. CAEN frotolilut?, per INN tt 10 to Z 4 lb Per Barrel et ISSIbe. Puma, Anon.= .............19 SI 22 to 24... Charlton 3l 1 toll Dant/Jo —to Hamburg 3te S 3 Prenelt,per tack of 61101bs .. ... ..,. .. 27 it to Si to 33 ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 11th APRIL to 17th APRIL. Qrs. Ent/IA. 7 , 0P1C0. Irish. 24roft. Wheat, I 4470 1 . 1 rel Bosley 2366 I 6 6 ! 16S0 1.100 Oath 174 4 I 6:70 MTh Vim, 16 tarte.s, 3,'91 .acs.. Malt. 4,017 qrs. iNI.Stot, \ VYI`A, 1 •. Wlmat.l liar e, 1 • 4., i B y. . 1 ~..., i PUL. llarch 0 ... ... 4 1 . 7d 16 Id 1% 44 IL 14 30. fd 10. Id 12 .... ... 4.1.• 10. d ro 34 19. S.. 30. /4 Oa 14 II- 7.1 10 ... ... 42 11 , 1 10 3.119 9 11.. 11.1 20• 4 i 29. 104 101. 27 .., .. 2. 2d . 2 : 19 • 9430. 3d 1% 116 29. Id : Apra 3 ... ... 11, Td A It if . 4 ' 134 11004 02 211 r 111 - 10 ... ... 1 , 1219. 411911 1411. S.' IS. lid :11. 2d {woks' Au. Aver. I 41: 2AI r..ikt ie. Una MI 41T11 I& 7,1 Dow.—lndat. Me.% 'WI. 11...1 1 6 19 4 004 Po.. I. 1.1. ~ r~r..u. I mar. Si.. Rol LI - 42 10 42 I 42 7- 41 2 41 7 41 4 I - I._ , SOUTHWARK POTATO NI A RK ET.—THIS DAY. Since our but report, the rupply Ito% I.e,•n quit•• equal to the demand, accept for good .unti.... of Iteiri.ots, which hare made more motleys; but met-ea-rote or interior sitar ' has almost been uto•ale:11•L , particularly Scotch rear or cups. The following ;tie tl.i% ..,t'. quottootha:--York ltegen'o, 70'. to 900.; Sr.orl.. 61, to ria ; IN•itli and }or• fanlike cope, 6n, to 6i,... : u:.. -1,,, , 60h. to NS-. ; Kent and Encx, tWis. to 80s. ; '.s ir10%%, ~ it Cambridge, 60a. to 70a. SATURDAY EVENING. The market has been active to day. No material alteration has taken place in the prices of the divi dend stock, but en advance has been made in several of the speculative mines. A steady inquiry has been made for Clire shares, and several hundreds have changed hands at an advance of 10v. per share be yond the price of yesterday. In the Stock Exchange these shares have been done at 551., and in the Hull market they are still inquired for. Callingtons have risen within the last week 353 per cent., and arc in demand at 123 per cent. beyond the price of yeater day. A considerable business has been done off the market in Tinerofte, which have advanced in price to 111. For Alfredo there has been a good demand, but a limited business in consequence of the indisposition of buyers to advance their offers, and of sellers to accept lower rates. Wellingtons find ready purchasers at the improved price. Wheal Harrietts maintain their price, but only a limited business has beets transacted in them. The advance which has taken place in West Darlington is maintained. 'frehancs have been active during the week, at an improve ment of 17 per cent. over previous prices. Tee nance shares have made a rapid rime, front 61. to Si. A good business has been done in North Buller and Wheel Uny, at better prices than bud quotation. For the last few days the market has been quiet for Wheal Arthurs, which have receded in price, muse quent upon several heavy sales. The following are the quotations of business effected during the day : Clive 21; Alfred Consols, 18, 3 „ Tmanack and Bosenee, 31. 44 ; Kcnneggys, 11. ; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 81, 03; Great Wheel Fortune, 31, 4; Lewis, 15 ; Wheal Lemon, 43, 5 ; Wheal Neptune, 43; West Diag bong, 5;,•;; Wheal Susan, 2 23; Wellington, 7, 8 ; Cuberts, 31; Mendip }fill ' s, 2, 25; Great Wheal Alfred, 151, 163; Cupid, 7 3 ; Kilbricken, 31, 4; Wheal Harriett. 32n. (Id., 36e.; Mill Pool, 2, 31; Trehane, 31, 61; Vale of 'Poway, 141, ; Trenance, 81; Callington, 63, 9 ; Bryntad, 12, 13 ; Trethellan, 141, 151; Wheal Mary Anti, 4:;3, 411; Trebarvah, 61 71 ;IV heal Speedwell, 51, ; Trefusis, 81, 94; nolmbusli, 121, 133; Tremayne, 241, 253; West l'rovidence, 60, 55; Trump.t Consols, 123, 1273; West Treasury, 61, 73; Cook's Kitchen, 43, 5; Pendarres, 21; Gustavus. 3; West Wheal Russell, 2, 21 ; West Wheal Alfred, 25n., 303. This being a dull day in the Stock Exchange, there was less business doing in the gold mining shares, and prices were a shade Hatter for some of the Australian descriptions. Some of the Californian adventures, however, including Agua Fritts, Anglo Californians, and Nouveau blondes, were firmer, the decline having hrcught in purchasers. Agua Fries I rallied td 1 premium. Colonial Gold shares were a shade weaker towards the close, being quoted 7-16 to 9-16 prem.; Lake Bathurst, to fi prem. ; Rocky Bar, 2'7/. to 311. per share ; New Granada, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. Shares in the English and Anwralian Copper Smelting Company rallied to die. to par. St. John del Rep were steady at 28 to Cobre shares were in quired for, and marked 321 to 331, the last transac tion reported by us a week ago being at 311. Shares in this as in other copper mines will be favourably affected by the improved prospects of the market for that metal, especially if the accounts of the scar city of labour at the Australian copper mince be confirmed. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. The gold mining shares remain inactive, but prices are maintained. Auglo-Californian and Australa sian shares arc better to-day. Grenada shares are worth ato I prem.; Lake Bathurst, 7, to I prem. Clad., Hamm Mo. %Arc Minos PAO, prima done Saturday. i Welty. — loo,ono I Agua Fria 100,410. 10s. %nil, Californian lists*. 2U %saurian 10,000 111 SusualasiAt 2 I t is 3 1 i 20,14 M 20 Somali.. a 1i0,00.. I Instraltan Freehold 30,000 I Are Marta .ll I t di. 5,.,00 30 tilannarson Ire. and Coal all ... . . 1110„. le. 1 Inition Australian Gold I lie 1 10,000 33 Emil. Imp.(its.at U. pm. 214 11 2 0,000 30 DO. Cameo and Wahl all 11,000 20 Do. Et. John Del Er,— 13 210;00 1 Cances Creek all i ire 11 12,001 . . Odin Corot ...„ ~. 4O 100,000 . 3 Ocilmdal WM 1 I i Pas li - 4,044 li Eng. &Australian Comet all tMs poi 20,000 20 General . 3 moo I • ioldei. Mountain. 11.000 3 Or. at F. 1 60 0 111 ell 1 It ism 2.1.001. 10 gimlets k SouthAnsetime 9 299,9119 1 lionvesu Mond. 130,000 1 Port Flap 1 i I pm It 7" SO &satire° &Cubs lOl .:,oe. 10 lin (ion 7 4 10t 13,171 . %it UMW' Maidens 100,100 1 West Sistiner all i i dis MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets are inactive today. The public sales of produce for the week are largo and various. To-morrow of Sugar : 16,000 bags Madras, 5,600 bags Mauritius, 3,000 Denim!, and 250 hheiii. of West In dia. Coffee: 160 casks plantation and 1,000 bags native Ceylon. Cocod : 500 bags Trinidad. Tea: 11,000 packages. Cochineal: 280 bags. METALS.—The Iron market is repotted at the same prices a. last week, with a small amount of business done. We are also without change in prices of Copper and Lead. Otte.—Seal, polo, 301. 10..t0 311. ; straw, 'A/. 10s. to Vt. ; Sperm, 86/. to M. • Headmatter, 901. to 92f. ; Cod, 341. to W. 10.. ; South SP, 321. 10s. to 341. ; Olive Galipoli ' 431. to 441.; Spanish and Sicily, 421. to 43/. ; Falai, 241.5 a. to 271.; Cocoa-nut, 331. to 361. 101.; Seed, rape, pale, 31f.; Linseed, 261. TALLOW MARILET.—TRIS DAY. The markit is firm, and prices are looking upwards, esp.- eially on the spot. The Huainan' hold their 'f allow strongly, and the demand is conseqently supplied from the small pro portion of the stuck out of their hands. Town Tallow is quoted, 375. nett; Petersburg T.C. on the spot, 3.15. 9d.; October to December (1832), 375. to 375. 3d. ; on or before the end of May, 355. M. OP TALI OW. 11150. Sleek this day Orals... 29,1011 Deliver, loot weak Do. in= tot June Arms! ;mantel' 1.9 lb. Crow Ist June Price Y.C. Watley per can.— Do. Town 3 : Pod.. - 11161. 11152. 34,142 42.914 777 1.0155 5413 63 19119 KIN 94,963 1 101, 404. 4d. 1 344.1P 03 d. 414.9 e. ; 11114.0 d. COAL MAILKET.—THIS DAY. Ho'vetch. 145.; West Hartley Netherton, 13s. 6d. ; Rlen Main Walls Eud, 145.; Harton Walls End, 14s. 3d. ; Rid dell Walls End, 140.; Haswell Walls End, 16s. 3d. ; Hat ton Wells End, 16s. ; Lainhtoa Wells End, 16e. Od. ; Stewart's Wells Rad, 165.; Tees Walls had, 164.—Ships at market, 134. MARKET.—THIS DAY. The number ..f Beasts is exceedingly metro fur the time of year, and the quality very good. The weather being still f ,rourable, there is considerable activity in the trade ; a large tamper, hue ever, remain ~,nsoltl. A tew choice :)c ola make 3. 4.1. pretty readily, but many big short-horn with tlitlieult) make 3.. Sheep and Lambs are also plentiful, awl trade for them is exceedingly heavy. Prices on the average are lower. A choice Calf makes about the seine an on bnday, but trade generally worse. From Germany and llolland there are Val Beast., 630 Sheep, and la ; Seotbuid, 600 Beasts; 3,100 from Norfolk and Suffolk, and 240 'rum the Northern and Midland Counties. Vet .u.,.. 4. d. Par •NNIO 41 Iket r.. 3 4. 3 4 1 Hag Dim 111.-1..18. 6h 3 a ' 3 6 Heft 6burt-hon.. 3 0 ..... 8 4 op *druid quaby new 3 4 Nt.,rn . . a a 4 4 f Twos sv, wand 00.683 0 0 I . le* . Owes 160.: 4 Lan' .. . .. ,4 6 6 • 1160 4.igo ,41 and Lanai.. 2i.423 ; 010144. 21:1; Pip. 360 BOROUGH MARKET.-TILD3 DAY. ratti u and Smith report that the market eon- Unlit% &Wady, of Lerquotaiwu w. EXECVTION or ABEL °VANS AT MONMOUTII.-.- On Friday mitts, at nine o'clock, tho convict 01111,121, who w.oron en..l et the recent Monmouth assizes of mur dering a child, the thcµitimate oti.pi lug ot hinted( and Jane Dove, by throwing it into a eared, timierwent the extreme penalty of the %In • female Dove, who woi tried for the atom of nee, woe teem - amended to mercy by the jury, who h d h. r .o.aertion that it was OVIIII/1 alone who p.rporateo Olt A respite 'guying her execution was nceiv.il i h. goo' on rhuratiay night, in order that further limo ~g.ht be made. Up to the last moment Owen.. -11111, and persiated iu &elating that it ! was the •sloi had destroyed tho life or the child.