The Express. — London, England, 1853-05-03 00:00:00

• .0 . • .ft a• sa - ..„...2 - 5t..2....;• .... 1 2.# 4" . ..;--..- Zaw•- ...1. . are rio i' ".." i ce. ... f' e 1 ;•.." aim.- 'A ' S.* ... ac ...........,), - ~t, - . ...... -a - -.-...• „........ • . .••• Ttt • . No. 2,089.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1853. ,-,- u nTot and FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY. ' CONFIRMATION OF THE BISHOP OF LIN- FORUM RAILWAYS. 11)--4,,,,. ;. 51 V.Ef .11111 GENERAL MEKIING of this Society COLN.-Tllll3 DAY. SHARE LISTS. 10 3 arse. , sad Meant= i it Ma 41110N1 - -" 1 3 ,,,%D.kv, May V, 1163, in the Large School-room, 10 4 &okra to Graleimem... e:. he 1141 1 . ' • ____ The ceremony of confirming the election of the 114" 0494 , 1" i ng in taken by the Right Hon:Lord JOHN RUSSELL, 10 M and Nemelinew 131 141 The Ist of May fall „ r ", 1 --- • s., st !sew o'clock pr, au ly. Rev. John Jackson to be Bishop of Lincoln, took place this THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. 10 10 0101 mil limps .. 34 pm offices of the Bank C ..".. -2 41 t. A ekallSt Thi:e ~f the BOYS' MODEL SCHOU, morning, in the parish church of St. Mary-le-Bow. The railway market has been buoyant to-day, with MI S Dal* MUM- ... . 1 01 ins TM 6 .• - • VAV commenting at ten o'clock peselsely. Shortly after 11 o'clock, Dr. Travis!' r wiss the Vicar- Se X emit 1a11an e........ . : . ... .. 66 6 pas instead. The Stock •4 1 , Vim as 00 dot . , sr. ~..,,, , e _.,,, e 0 t i I mask. Omens), Francis Hart Dyke, her Majesty'. ' Proctor and some appearance of animation in particular stocker :i s s il erese pe. ladlsn .. .... 11 I L ... 7i 11 according to custom, wan.- - Awed by anlitation at be gonietra Hem. firm' cipal Registrar of the province of Canterbury, Dr. isitt-_le/ be 4 4, HENRY DUNN, Seartery. SI 10 threndhainfna et Perim SI 21 ' oni 121 aggard, Mr. James Barber, the Apparitor-General, Mr. and, although the advance has not been fully sus- an au o•wistoosseakeame par lea - tendance of speculator in the coffeehouses, I IleePh"..---------- John Border, the Bishop's Secretary, the Proctor for the MIGRANTS' HOUSES for the GOLD DIG- Dean and Chapter of Lincoln, and the several officiala, tamed to the present hour, the general appearance of *. 1 isematerawe. D"."l.(Sai s i r,ekeen il l - ,11 1 - pee commercial resort, y E - 022 ,4,_tarefortal r tql e ur i e e Ilak T l:a o tlo p na. at Role beronl. entered the church, and took the places assigned for them in 3 , ~ 16 Lammisturg . .. 7 71 entered into on such i the market is yet improving. York and North Mid- t" ' I ' Dn. (Eallatai) ::: .. I 41 me ow _,.. 41 1"; . „,%. WU % tut j oats r0i.5.1 from the glaxxl tht The new stance. we have no e aa.., ,,,,,,,, ___ ,L. .. • I: , asa ,.. aa a ., as . : aid... BYi „ kh • p „„., new Bishop, who was accompanied by his seer,. 2 Dn. • ... ... .. 111 lands have been especially in demand, mexking as 3 ' Dm ( 01.011 )• I I Paris Bourse of to-do Lek" :! • : 3 ": 1 ' - , s ,:perel with decorative samonsiadiset seated by tary and chaplain, was conducted to a scat opposite the 10 DAS par et. - erefe;el;e; 1 ills par descriptions of secnril •,•- •.' . ;,';„,•;:n'te- in: an made up iota the maidemewes and a Vicar-General. high as 631 South-Easterns, East Anglians, and " ' """ sal illaitirr..l " ..- 113 nn. ..,.- -,--„'„,. aby 10 ten ass ches, will puke, Chi that it The Litany having been read hy the reverend incumbent, 20 6 Vann - ... ... 11 21 pm The following . Curti c lout , nr y bi le ' reen l-1:4- thrse-q ,Tt nt e „:„ a a m lail 11M1 r a1ai1L ...,....., The . the Proctor for the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln, exhibited Caledonians have also been very good. $3l. 29 Mena Antenia... - . - - ported to day, viz.: to 10 Kaput & Lage(vrith in') :4, II Fr Fl ag fliw "f ' I " . '" e 41 , , t e hese „ A, eet ="r m r """ en dlals, the cones d'firs for the election awl the return, and prayed 20 Se Do. Do.(es WMeget) .. - Kate Sydt to" o '. 4 '"'"' •'t *. * '' 1.5 Maeda ;at alien 101111 MINS& 4. " firmation• French shares are decidedly better. 16 It Northerts of trewee... • . 341 Ist Admiral Port msalt.s ui l it t it !"`: . ,, t ,Z i ' ww "7, ;;;d ..l: .so d ritbou hr,... ro u o rs.: run . pew Mr. Dyke then, by desire of the Vicar- General , read the fle all Do. • WA 3 par et leash . Queen's letters patent for the coefirmation. ORDL•4ARY SHARES AND STOCKS. OW 11l &Maims the.' 141 141 Hero Wee* ' 4 ' s "' l ': '°', ,l e it4 Lt. cal ‘ utasteit, az tarrassawe sire Ti te all Nervegleninnk Prefer. Se 11 This shows a tot h wit hi wart, -> ' . ' t w in, end at the Oman Tlta Yiesta.Gasakat said-In obedience to the cam- Clowni . roes Sales toda y SO 14 Pane sad Lyon . .. NI 180 pa 251 6 w 1,, ..setliette. le' . 1 ' 11. '"••• 1 .......,. _ itie _,.. W121 5. mend of her Majesty, we do decree that the confirmation sit Pd. AMWAY,. saturnal. Gip tot Pm. 20 ' 211 eerie owl Giber ..... .. 43 43 U 260,0001. The acct 14 1 0 - er rerw, '''''' t ` thiu"" ' -----* - --e -be proceeded with in the presence of Francis Hart Dyke, - -- -- --- 10 110 Irmisagillimesi ... .. 4 47 some interesting deli soh her Majesty's Proctor. XL WO IINCONS .- ... . MI set ' 39/ 1 M 24 Psis mull Sessehaure -25 is SSI 460111/14114`. but are so TUE P\ ffiLY NEON:ANENT. • Mr. Mrte tams mad • number of Wield dommasats Mow " 4 "larrill74lllg,thwiaiwil"lu el le 4 bann s 5 5 on mil 7 Slimed ... 1 ,11. 6 *pa no IS 'Ors MEDICATED CREAIL-For all meted with the Prnomaings. 11‘ all elmalffilisseffingmffilins Ile A m It . ... I tt. ` ttd.r. t . maim iiiii i i i i i ii k t io t i ka li The Proctor for the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln then 11. 5 D• au, rm., Lan s abres. e, Jot 7 1 1 1 3 ' ''' . . . ... ... 21 1 12 4 1 ennui .5We, er mid, pre_ yed that all opposen might be called. eetil ”'"wasiesairesa.g. sembriew, el . .i 1 Pod ISseL ." _, . _ ...: .7 si i lr •ii i , 'dowse a , t , al. Trees-, is set row pee _ __ • _ln Os Mr. Mr. Barber, the Apparitor, made the usual proclamation. 32 155 00. do. to. sot... 34 34 414 • . 4 Do. 61 pre Omit. Frew. - - Pbbery Company, a 44 44 ,,,,,,wt Me i, elit_m s ;res ee E 4 1. 104 2, 6 2 5 1 44 )_. No primes opposing, the rest of the proceedings necessary Bt. I% Itrittol and Easier ... 10* 103 lea 119 1 Swath Easters ef Frites -- ' 14 I the . Mlle of Dem owl tit. tat °declaims' ... .. 461 67 • 01 beme tews awl entosz t . b ; t 4 ti s . it so ... t •Z eti lt were proeteded with, at the conclusion of which the Bishop 33 al! Meter vad Illeyhe;4l .. 255 141 2 5 4 1 1 4 19 4 Sentleuf :7. . 64 pm grim witk a wivm or t while if all Z w iterslews - et i i imi The proceedinp then terminated. 60 45 Diana sad Seifest.lan. . 41 at pmon board. saao ,",'l i ea boe llau e, - it t. icre n b! i Lre u r . eat t l e im pi f in er .. t e od ilm othcr e... ill- T. 111 S Da. 14 pas Oast Prefer. Idle par 25 •.: %owlets, Certk,sted a.ter. Our New York a so le women of resew . ... . 114 ill pm 216 mem , It'L, lllks l . l we ir ' Tr u e s . ' " se w al i t allarentat!xy action. borne --- -- - - dein JuseUoa ... ... II 11 in 2 Waterer( Switaerland.. 4 9Ws markets, mention th sot u ` --- - - '''' - eat In moat eases it suedes 23 al. Rut Anglin ankh rd bruber , a trait w s t ll 0 11 l 0 , THE DRMSII AMERICAN LAND COMPANY. 13 all 6 tealnad ll IMs .......1 din ma purgatives I.e all cutaneous eruptions, t he use Ditto (Rl3 1: and IL).. 4 45 4 467,000 dole. was at - 20 314 Bran Osantlee ... 131 131 I 1 snialTh" - 14 - den anew! .1 with moth ineonsenierme and danger, as sc. JOINT STOCK BANKS. at 100. The highest 33 all MOWS Milos. Gres A... „dikes am the mum, for purgativm Yesterday a special meeting of the proprietors of ma of the diet Muse or . for .. flare LU. ek.) . . 101 111 11 , I Closhig Business five per cent. stock the nose ef a donee, we elm _.,__bith re cour se r this company was held at the London T , Bishops. to el.. he, mete it sad C dile .75 71 75 No. H Basins. Paid' Odds done 110 dole. 2c. per cent h. 4 '..., ;'• 7 ‘ 9 , " • • • .. i5 ,,,,..." 1 f.". • ti r b i M ig n "7: " s: C • i: gate-street, for the purpose of receiving th Tr assent to or dt. 100 Last lamendilm ... __ 72 74 oast tanl Saturday. 1,41 17• federal stocks redeem 111 • "r a w i' i t i i is i vi er "MT: -.- opaaa -- 'ble - by mismanagement te ' dissent from a proposal made to the directors by certain be lau r_ sit w.LlA.4.2dlirowla Se 66 - - --- - - 04 •''' b t ii Ow pot will prove lie efficacy N.B. parties intending to establish a mining association upon the Of 1 106 Isdinhargh asid GISPICOW • 7 2 7 4 23,200 40 I Australade sort etwant yr urc 0 14 40,000 16 . Bank of Aida 6 6 die par 2 , e 0,.,,,,, o ,eram genera ll y, chilblams, thrash. &a, It stands company's lands in Cupid& ALEXANDIR 0111.1111Pllt, fit. 16 , 0 Malay° s erth, Pe gu k ti s de; 3 - 3 -34 chides 886,100 dole. • cry, „„; no wetly Mk uld be . without it.-Salt manufacturers sad Esq., the governor, took the chair.Bl,ooo 20 Chart. Bank of ladles St. to o Cl.sew Steemlikenastien 64 66 Mueslis._ san Chian 2 1 1 pr which is redeemable rrie•se. please* sa c CO., 43 . iltran ' t inv ' t TemPle.bagh Mr. Pante. (the secretary) read the proposal, from which at. too HreM liselins ... . 89 90 a.. Nt etio-a at is sold, in peb, at 131 d., Is. 94., and as. &I. ; 90 j 695 13,000 911 fnglieh, 1144110. red interest will cease. •••- - • en d Il i auk. with directions; and !disown. we Date the fallowing passages : St. 31 10 De. A. Us* 4 Aselmiles Charkwee 10 11 11 pm 111 th: ii :dully On. at 115. et. ' lO2 De. I, Sleek .. .. 130 132 131 1 WOO U Leaden BUR elf Aus. outstanding is Gibe i!.... pant evaliene ere ass . The 22a. family jars sent (Vantage. " This association is willing to enter into a contract with 0 ,1 100 l a ejtmek.b .a wbe. li es. 110 I n 111 Wells ant Is era to all pans 4.4 tee kinffillam tho British American Land Company for the absolute put , St 1110 ,Oreat Wagers ... .. 931 921 92 3 1 5 K w 111 Lemke wisest Bulk railroads forming th. - ----- chase from the latter of 10,000 acres of land upon the fol- 12 rII 'lrish Swath Eastern .. a 65 of Asetralia - l2l 21 3pm 151 AYR'S WORSDELL'S PILLS are a speedy, lowing terms and conditions. That the price of such land 30 all liallffilffiat and Canal* - 21 94 mu IWO*. 44,101141461 41r4 l '' l- "" , 'Fr l44 1145 ` 15the s hiltm• shall be filed at 2/., Halifax coneney, per acre ; that Mr. 11 1 113 D 5 . 1 r 15f4 ' - -•-• 133 14 n el ii, ~............ " Kve " I ' I V frem • dimilla i re. Galt, the minamisaioner for the Land Co hall be " "X' 1A21136113 6 ' 13 36131" '' " "st sot iin me Digestive Means. Few boadrede eaves of cogent.* the mpany, s 20 16 Deallas 4 a 13 .th b ' b. .. 11 ...„.. e d 5 2 j e e r , K im E to ,, j g authorised to select on behalf of the association the lands 14 Hi n o , mot al:;1 3 Vigor 3 3 .. 24.006' 36 Oriental Musk Corpses. all 50t 511 an 511 x n Klee 1 Austral. Ranking rac 11,0 M U SoliduthebkleaMralialialmt- Co 26 1 , 4 5 11 dis a i r 491 New York, recentlj braces the folio A ing Schenectady, Scher MON 16 Oaks of Aestrelle Cr i6ist riant T e ce w lkare. Sold everywhere, at la. I id., 2a. 9d., and so to be purchased , but such selection is not to include 110 all iLeedeSeelbstm .. .. 15 161 - 161 1 5 6,1100 ... Do. New 2 11 5 4 9 and Utica (with the y, rd, mirk ; and a: the wholesale dept . 3 0 , abet -Erect. Louden. town lots in Sherbrooke or Metcalfe, or any blocks of land Ili 111.Lemlinuel Blealtwal .._1 3 9, of less than 200 acres, except small blocks already severed . 1 ? ..1 1 1 4 1 10 1 16111.........1 1171 ta1thann 2 1 Pm MISCELLANEOUS. racuse, Rochester at Alt. CULYERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, from other lands belonging to the company. That such se- z. tot =ATM" . ."' u'ul' cos} 1 1051 631 west, 119 1201 110 0eu e,2 32 . A 3 ls. 4 .iicised, ac.l Origins:. is. each; by poet, lection shall be made and completed within twelve months 20 It D i . mu 33 3 ii , 145 1 Na i fib. Miscsurimova. Pd I pr ic e n s g 1 Badmen done These companies art from the Ist of July next, and the purchase money thereof to 1 Do.tlesh,l 7. -vie.(es 14 II „ -I WHAT TO RAT, DRINK. AND AVOID. paid, one-half within six months from the said lit of July, St. IV Landon & fleith.Wastert 901 911 911 901 It. MAN' 100 tuetrallan AgrL... 33 163 63 113 ditions os may be LECTURE TO YOUNG HI M . and the remaining half within twelve months from the same 50 • 14 1 _De, 82 0 ••• ••• •• 3 4 1 dla 30,Brit.Araeriaaalaad 3.4 52 54 the representatives nr. date. That during the same period of twelve months from 40 1 44 11 `•• • 40 - - • 4 33 d. 10,0001 100ranada Company-. 311' Cl 70 now 'lO BE HAPPY. 33 1 all Londonderry k COlefalva II 13 the Ist of July next, the association shall have the option of 33 all Leiekieitru i, E=l , k ai. 1 9 2 1 124 lines has been 100,000 6Crystal Palace 3,llllpm 61 1 1 195 iv. purchasing from the company any other lands belonging to St 110 fllieL.lttantoineb 30 304 130000 tCryst.PaLof France 2 1 15 ~ principles on whit Nom we rnveicAt. ENJOYMENT OP LIB% the company (except as before excepted) which the associa- 41 41 li t n o,ian.a Lind. Unlo 11 1 dls 122,715 I IN.Bait. Aust. Land all I 15 pm will be carried it r• tion may select, not exceeding 90,000 acres, at the same M. too Uldland .. ... „ _ 6 754 74 4 1i 1 1, Do. Pretenses all ,- - ON SPECIAL DISEASES.I IO , OOO . 3 Peelltiv.Lad.&Min all 41 41 pm ft ranged. Each stocl price, viz, 21., Halifax currency, per acre, the purchase St 106 DA 31841 : 0014 ._ 1 : 1 : 4 • 5 7 45 4 4 4t.104\000 I loottisbAust.lnvest all 11115 pm companies is to be e Trait LC9TITITES OF MARRIAGE LIM money for such further purchases to be paid at is 47 4 '1144' A to 4 " 1 "`" 15 7 .. 5 :: - 12,70 1611. Australian Land 23., 48 IA M. such times as shall hereafter be arranged. s , 100 t b,, e , ew b et . . • - 20 - 92 111,000 100 Van Diemee's Land Mt. te 21 in the stock of the t DISE:OLS (V WIN fIUL That the conveyances of the lands so to be selected and si 31 Do , Driey Extinasi 6 Ipm of 100 dole. each. ] purchased by the association shall comprise all such rights 13 171 illewpartAberg.allereford 84 3 ills MINES. is to be allowed api CRINAIT 1221ANORMENTS, CONSTIPATION, sad wasioaa- to minerals in and under the same as now belong to the 3 ° 741144w17 cwt 11°°14416 "...... 3 4 1301Dfc Albany and Schen MONDAY ETINING. Utica and Scheneeti ix. and a. company, and also such right or liberty to work the same as 22 " 1N" 11 9. 221 / 210 0. 1121 " • 114. ISs Mesa' .. ... .., 61 1.4 531 4 In the market for English mining shares there was mum ll tt' B, and SWUM Lain. 1 vols., Is. mak. the company now have, or may hereafter acquire. subject II 13 Do. New ''' - - Mint.; Syracuse ant at. only to such royalty or charge for license as the govern. se 32,71 0 , 1 5. n ine tti es ij n ie's 3 2g gn i scarcely any business to-day, most of the leading lITIntOPATUTS 011 , TUE COLD WATER cram meat of Canada may impose for the working and winning a:. tee .Iferth British „ ~. .. 33 36 $3l 6 dealers being absent, and the Stock Exchange closed. right to add 300,00 leerviverrar he ttlec " l- "'" i °lrnill° ' ' 47 ' n°443 ' 4411 3141114 of precious metals and other rights of the crown. The 16 14 Nona Devon,,'No. I. ... - -es struction account, 51 P. Oweas. wed aft bow settera : tear 31. R. CuleerwelL MD., 10, For the same reason there was a suspension of busi parties forming the Mining Association offer to the British •11 ail Do. 6 A Deterred .... - - cue, 30 per cent. ; Ilestrawate, isnisadomet, who meg be ....shed daily teem 10 tin 6, ness in the gold mining and other foreign shares. Falls, 25 per cent seit tillt American Land Company the option of providimr one-half $ 2 DO• 4 8 Guts° , . 16 ' 41 - - 614 20 171 North Staffersehme.. 44 45 as Is* At South Tolgus the south lode in the 78 east is or any smaller propertion of the capital proposed to be ii ,41 , g 44 43 pi n k., - raised, with the view of securing to their proprietors one- le 110 Northaad B.Weetemlone 1 m pni yielding half a ton of /Tod ore per fathom. Youren's track : 40 per cent. . half or other relative proportion of the benefit to be de- fit. lee 1011130, Mora,* Wolesi-. 53 641 33 si, lode in the 64 west is yielding some ore. This lode MRs. BEECHER STOWE AT BIRMINGIIA3L rived from the operations of the association." St. 10e eaoMelt Central ... ... ta 100 , . in the 42 at Wheal Raven is looking very_promising premium will be p After a lengthened discussion, the following resolution St- ' lO ' 603491 S 1411314 " ••• •• 62 63 cent. bondeby the e This distinguished lady arrived in Birmingham was d passe unanimously :-.• That this court of proprietors se. lls ' I X 1' 21 " 3 : 1 3 % . 2 4 N 2 . 1 ‘ w ° 7 3iii "* . S ri '4 4 U m and turning out better than anticipated. The lode in required will be Gib on Thursday evening, and left yesterday at noon for town. do approve of and assent to the recommendation of the 10 6 Shrewsbury and Hereford 15 01 die the edit level west of new shaft is looking well and During her stay she has been the guest of Mr. Joseph board of directors, and hereby authorise them to subscribe 361 ail ahrowebary ma ; hwter yielding some rich ore. capital and debt ac Sturge, but her visit has been of a strictly private character f or one -h a lf the capital of the proposed association on the Glfee.W.lita.) ... 17 10 At Tywardreath a level east has been driven 4 follow. :-Capital, in conaequinsoe of the delicate state of tier health, increased t erms s tated in their resolution ; the further sale f 90 , 000 In all Do. Hu m ..., .. .., 14 02 old companies, 1.7 fathoms on a branch to the south of Pearce's lode by the fatigue ineideatal to travel and excitement . her acres being subject to the mining association obtaining an r, . IL! 129 = 6 0 427 - . 23 5 1 3 3 , di. now company, B,ooi On Friday and Saturday Mrs. Stowe, accompanied by act of ineorporatioa from the oolouial legislature." 50 11 i llontibtivon .. ... Ma 21 II which ham increased in size from 4t0120r 14 inches; It is further mentic husband and brother, took a little journey to Stratford, and A discussion then took place in respect to a motion st. 100 (South Easters ... „. 74# 16 .. 761 1 and is now spotted with ore, and has a kindly :E . bonds awarded to enamel herself much delighted with her visit to the brought forward by Mr. Clarke that the meeting should pre- 50 10 'South Wales .. ... .. 37 17 371 pe,arance. There is no change of importance in e among its stockholi home and grave of the great bard. sent to the governor, Mr. Gillespie, for his long and unremu- 10 15 'loath Yorkshillet ens I'4 14 crosscuts north and ,oath . tion to any cash fu Yesterday morainic about one hundred and fifty ladies aerated services, a piece of plate, ialue 500 guineas, which 50 5 Ditto °nap At North Downs the pitch in the back of the 90 the floating debt, 8 and tentletsen were invited to meet the lady prior to her motion was seconded by Mr. White, and passed nasal- 22 ' 22 welt" 221) ." 5 8t 0 " tl.l 19 ThammElamaDosisfotad 2l 5 has been stopped, whilst proving the bottom of the departure for town at the residence of Mr. Sturge, in Edg. moo dy. IP 17 Tale of Neath ._ _.- buten. There were present Henry Hawke', Esq. (the The sense of the obligation of the proprietors to the de- pa all Waterford sad Kilkenny 5l 1 ti level by 9 men at a tribute of three shillings in the date of the final or mayor of Birmingham) ; the 'ter. Mr. 'Gland, Rev. T. puty-governors and directors for their long and gratuitous 50 al t Waterford and Limerick. 31 33 pound ; the lode in this place is 18 inches wide, of Morgan, Admiral Moursom, Mr. William Morgan, the services, was also expressed by Sir John Kirkland, and was 3 0 14 I West Cornwall ... - 101 11 nearly solid yellow copper ore. The old pitches are The cash dividends tort clerk, Mn, George Edmond; the clerk of the peace, participated in by the meeting. II 21a.. Wltabledoe and Croydon 1 dig 3411 stood will beg lare. M. Alderman Room, M 1 Dir. Edmund Sturge, Mr. Elihs - 10 1 Woodl oe d St. 100 iTork,Nsirceetle&Berwitia 6 stockholders of eacl - 91 - 201 79 yielding a fan quantity of ore. Boma, and other influential gentlemen resident in the . After a vote of thanks to the chairman, the matting ad owned. 23 20 I Do. do. Eatemiossa town. 15 , 115, Do.O.N.E.Purebaw 11rs. SToWII (who was accompanied by her husband and St Itee ;Tork and North Midland dl 61 121 1 The gold mining shares opened well this morning, measure was rep her brother, Mr. Beecher) was introduced to the company IRELAND. but have since become rather dull. Agora Fries, after market. by Mr. Joseph Sturge, and was very warmly received. She marking 21 prem., have receded to li to 2 prem. The "Bill for 114 teemed in very delicate health, and somewhat embarrassed - DUBLIN, MAY 2. of Bullion " has be by the affectionate greeting accorded to her. Great Nuggets reached 21 prem. at the opening, but At meetings of several of the Irish boards of guar- PREFERENCE SHAUL " Whereas th An address from the Ladies' Slavery Abolition Society are now quoted only 21 to 1 prem. British Austra- that, 1111 read by Mrs. Edmund Sturge; this was followed by duns, resolutions condemnatory of an income tax for a : as [badmen No. 2, 7 pr. CL_ - li en, A us t ra li an F ree h o ld; Yuba River, Nouveau sales of gold and s mold.ess from Professor Stowe, who after acknowledging Ireland have been foisted in and passed without dim- et. , I% Bristol k Enter 4 per Ct. 103 107 Monde, Colonial Gold, and most other descriptions weights, being nr the kindly reception his wife had met with both here an minion in the first spirit of the agitation got up on ist.' iseosneralia so ... A GIAIgOR, glanced at the question of slavery, and at the the subject. An attempt to do the same thing was 16 , 4 I :, am ":„' " 11°13h4 ‘ 1 .. :• "4 dl, 3 4 i pb ., hitherto been stem most effectual means to be employed in suppressing it: am Australian Agricultural. are steady. Peel Rivers multiples of the tro made at the Tralee board OD Friday, but some Intel- id au' Dundee, Path, azaiiber. • amosest these he strongly recommended the disuse of any rule at 41 to 1 prem., and North British Australasian of the troy pound, thing the produce of slave-labour, and discussed at some ligent and highly respectable members of the board 54 Om Ju n et i o • - ••• 6 6 3 11 IlaetAzgLan43l.lo.4lp.CL 31 ij at 11 to l a prem. Scottish Australian Investmeat {mph the reasons why free labour might be more profit- thought the subject one that ought to be discussed $ . Da, ga, (54)"1 pert. . 4 4,1 are better at 11 to 2 prem. under the provision ably employed. before an opinion on it was pronounced, and the 4 7 2 00 . 41 k M. IT" 7 Mr CL, 1 le de Cleft Ilseusem Geo. IV., c. 74, an The Rev. Joss A. James in a characteristically elm- • se asaates.ams.,s e e.,N0l 2 2 am matter having been accordingly argued with ability, 4 go o i i. N o. 41 15 2lc 3p m orb's nom of them, such wei; ;scut oration pronounced the welcome of Mrs. Stowe to No. Mere Mom. Paid yeatorday. to-day. Birmingham, expressing a hope that the fleeting visit now the resolution condemnatory of the tax was ' lost by a to ,le Ow Wes Spar Cast. Roca 113 1 illegal, and contrac made would be repeated, and prolonged en the return of this majority of 14 against 6. Mr. James 0 Connell, I° s 1 11 : ild ' adial ta lli gr e i 4Cl l 14 3 14 , and, 100,00 i 1 Aguit Pasta ell 111pm3 1 21 illegal and void : a lady from the continent. brother of the late agitator, took a leading part 1 i_ asisp., al par Ma ...I 31 35 30,000 1 Anglo Australian Gold all par Ipm move such doubts, ;moon ova. Uhl° Caltforman Professor Stows acknowledged the compliment, - and sub- against the resolution and sh o wed that the measure ~.6 . .1 ; 41 °,, b ,a 1011 , 2301414 ° 4 „. 3 r i r-i€,Zl 120 132 10,000 10 Amtralasies 2 1 made authorisinget lequently Mr. Joitss CADBURY delivered a short address, ,„„„„„swa by the Chancellor ' of the Exchequer would -- I 'i - angaler mie - pe ' t - pail 113 114 2,44400 15 Auenalian 5 4 41 0 gold and silver, pla menages of the pleasure he felt, after having been aro- t -r-- ero,ete i itoetraliaa 034011114ra cited with many labourers in the good vineyard of slaver, relieve the union of Tralee alone of 3,6001. rr annum to .DA 61 met VIV 4 h !It! ea Wesiamtpc4t.tbe l 4 I pm 1 n 0,... I tudrallan Vreehohl - all sOs _par 1 1 abolition for between sixty and seventy years, to find him- of the Consolidated Annuity tea-a burden which 50 6 10Weenlikektbareez :pc t t j 71 5 - -,000 1 tee Marla. all 11 4 dim decimal parts Bier self in company with the lady whose noble efforts and would press upon them for 40 years to come. st. toe ClLWeer, reices.l4 o.ct. 106 les 107 2sti.ordi 1 dries\ MOMS'S Cole all 6 Ipm 16 this formal authori Wen hit talents had done so much to assist in this work of Mr. Napier, Lord Derby's Irish Attorney-General st. 100 nimsfewasambis epee et 103 103 1041 4 MAN 20 annals Iron ' to I 6 lammitieelliTedw.l NZ die Ipm , MOW 33 SeatiLleop (I..a.atai.pa 341 51 31 /nee• writes in a letter to the Grocers' and Vintners' So- pt. Na i Dios elaggamen... 1 5 1 lag 5, 000 141 De.CoesesandCalate all 41 85 and verified under It was subsequently announced by Mr. Jo4lPlt STtiaol • 11 , 000 20 Do. St. label/el 15ey 13 30 31 30$ cast yof a 1 , . . . t D bl'n that "if Irishmen were now firm 81 . 1140 UNA JINNI 114 117 and the contents o that the penny subscriptions already amounted to 1,2004.; St 'llll IlearCt. - -110,0 w 5 Canon's Creek all 1 1 lan that this would remain open until Mrs. Stowe's return from and united, we might place our country in a position, so I 5 w i mp ii .b&i i 35 4 iii , 12,001 44.4 Clobre Copper ..... ....... all 461 471 upon them. l 00,064) 3 Ogouial Gold the continent-the sub.criptions being no longer limited to not of unjust equal taxation,but equal justice, founded 111 an IdemerwearrileCnaer.tab toa it to/ , .. Neste l4 8 10 81 the small sum named. The entire amount is to be placed on sound rational policy. But our wretched divisions p . ,(: s i t ' (4 Il i 135 /+a (4 8 9 It 81 110 . 0 . ,•94 81. Copper Misers of Eng. all 70 60 state that the more at the di.posal of Mrs. S:owc, to be appropriated as she 8,000 23 Do. Prat 7 t per east. all 9 10 pin early part of the y leave us Riney to parties who only care for us as a con- to lid De. Hew SU .. . 101 111 'Maks tit. 6 8 Do. HI ... -. , 1 Ipm 70,00 5 Eag&Ansteallailaupas all I 1 ilia 2/ per cent. for di: At a little before twelve o'clock, Mrs. Stowe and her venience." 124, all Waryp.kOarla4 41 p Ct. -- pm , 1 treat Nugget Vida ah 221pm4# I 2 heads quitted the reception-room, aad soon afterwards left St. 'NA 124dtandOseAllrAn.s2.C . 146 150 1491 1 1/33 • 333 ' i Do. Registered an 12„ 45 i more request, at 11 forte North Western Railway station, accompanied by SPORTING. 5-1: 5 ; Dino Pnigense M, 10 I Ncartells Enlandos... - 5 - Pnl 35 2),eae 20 deseral all 1 I 161 72,01* I Grand Ducey of Bede ■all par Ipm for short. Admiral Moorsom-one of the disecton of the company, the The government - - Veit, D es Onaminaed 61 per. r - -11.041 i 3 Great Polecat\ all pm jpm Mayor, the Town Clerk, the Cletk of the Peace, and other 100,006 1 Lake Rathurai all 1 1 die in our columns so 1 ; all I I Do.WassyValley 3 pet - - pullemeu. TATTERSALL'S.-YeeTrEDAY. to 1 4 Do. mss ... ... pew 1 pas 60,05 1 Liberty After • short stay is town, Professor Stowe returns to CHESTER CUP. 6L I 160,11orth NUM ... ... .. 110 111 9, 00 ' 3 Unarm all 111 121 Anoints, and Mrs. Stowe , accompanied by her brother, pro- 7to 2 apt Mr. T. Pan ' s Trifle 10 al ' Rath llMllsalehlre wet en a brief tear on the continent. sto 1 - Mr. Wilkins's Peggy (G to 1 taken) Ilt. l :00 Oder*. Wismar, 4400 quarts Crinhingco.. all 1 4 1 at once the option 15 to 1 - Mr. Knowles's Talfourd (t) Welew., SU. 6ar Cant - - 100,800 1 Verlqulta 11,0041 10 Mazlona&Stluaraerkon 9 31 3# 111 1 1 on with their and 20 to 1 - Mr. Saxon's The Black Dector (t) 15 'll 55 L 0 ditto ditto 21 21 pm 141 11 , ,0ul 1 New Granada .... it a Ithrews.Bolloa.Newlluar. 101 111 all a line jest to a reasonsb: 20 to 1 - Mr. B. It. Clark's Missive (t) le le Urewnit Cbestar(Nor.W. , goo,o-si ' •1041.0611 Monde A section of the a NICSEVM OF INVENTIONS. 30 to 1 - Mr. Pormter na Boarding-school Miss Min.l 6 per Cent.- .. 171 16 30,000 10 Nova Scotia Mining and -- tiny (t) 10 10 Do. II per Cent ... ...1 11 ma Copper Smelting 5 1 (De par I 11 Nona, we know, The movement in favour A n a be establishment of 40 to 1 - Mr. Cooper's lanthe (t) 16 2S .40,4t4.10....a ,_ .. .. 14 It 14 ~ Isee 6 Port PaWe re.roo I quarts lioct all 1 1 irm 15 calling un the b li M'attial of Invention., that Rosa sonadu.nt•n.V.l in an tn t ht.. C. M. Maulers Contentment (t) 14 16 5 ' aulcumtbll6ssiwbrnbamm Maur 3 pm WPM 50 lithyroney Iron ...... may of the thief vests of manufacturing industry in this 6t04 on Trifle .gat Peggy (ty I Ann.lof 51.0.6 I 26 1 164 111 . Ditto New tost.try, is constantly extending itself, further memorials 2to 1 - Missive apt Indian Warrior (t) at. 100 Do. 41 per cent. e the subject having just been ►adder •red to the govern- 130 to 40 - Taltourd agst Black Doctor (t) 10 , all StlLlforksairellpercLGuar 191 201 60,01. 1 aouth Augtrulian ..... ... all 1 dis Ipm le the colonies. mist and the Royal Commissioners by Glasgow and Shed- A very this attendance, most of the subscribers having 6 ' 3 WaamtVatEilkency6pci 4 dill, pm 1,05.0 40 Fin Croft 43.174 244.2.11/ Oahe looms ii... 1, signed in both cases by all the leading inhabitants of left town for Chester. Trifle and Peggy were still in the at 1 100 , To% "irla s ' l _ 6 4 l2 'ier w ••; 70,000 - I Waller , , crtn of ang.pureb.. It 3 105 1041 4 ils par pm ' the dividend on 'hose towns. The She ffi eld memorial was presented to ascendant for the Cup ; the betting, is other respects, was 17 I 3 (Ditto Ditto . 44 , i 100,600 1 West Granada 4l far pm t 4 Asphalte Cowper ?rime Albert, the Prendent of the Commission, on Than- on a very limited scale. 23 19 YorN.IIIAILAS:PuieIi. mar 4 pas i 1 00,see I w.-et Marsocea all pm 15 Light Company. iayllast, by the Mayor, an i that from Glasgow on Suer- DEE STAKES. lava* 1 Yuba ...-.... ..... has been made to lay, by the Lord Provost and a deputation. They express sto 4 on Orinoco. -...„. _ ____ ':.e opinion of the memorialists that such an inatitutionhas DERBY. potation for the I 5 MELANCHOLY SUICIDE AT BRIOTITON.-A dia. Ar„,;,, u n . h 0.,,, [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. to 101 for the 12th. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 100 to 4 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent s ., 1031 to f, ; India Stock, 260 a to 2621; South Sea Stock, 1162; ditto Old Anne., 991 ; Bank Stock, 227 to 228 ; Exchequer Bills June, par to 38. prem.; India Bonds, 285., 255., 235., 298. prem. Buisness in this department is quiet. The market for foreign bonds is inanimate, but well supported, except for Greek, which are flat. Mexican bonds are higher, and Peruvian very firm. Spanish Old Threes mark 48a ; ditto Deferred, 241 to I; the Certificates, 61 per cent.; Mexican, 27k to ; Greek, (Red), to 10 ; ditto (Blue), 91; Pe ruvian Deferred, 69 ; the Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 89; Russian Fives, 120; Equador, 6; ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631 to 66; ; ditto Four per Cents., 951 to 961. MoKDAY ERRING. The Ist of May falling on a Sunday, the transfer offices of the Bank of England were closed to-day instead. The Stock Exchange was consequently, according to custom, closed, nor was there any at tendance of speculators either in the Royal Exchange, in the coffeehouses, or other " out side" places of commercial resort, where sometimes bargains are entered into on such occasions. Under these circum stances we have no quotations to report. From the Paris Bourse of to-day, by telegraph, prices of all descriptions of securities came considerably higher. The following further arrivals of gold were re ported to day, viz.: From. Hate Admiral Port Phillip Hero flailed. Gold OR board. Jan. 12 28,977 oz. Jan. 27 22.000 oz. Jan. 20 13,934 oz. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. .j Closing. SS f 5 • ; .OPH IIII 6 ilitlbest.l Lowest.; This shows a total of 64,911 oz., worth about 260,0001. The accounts by the Admiral supply PARIS. MAT 2. i _LI . 1 1 6: al 7 • 1 some interesting details, generally of a satisfactory i . . ... —. , ehersetes, but are sot so late b nearl a week as ' : ..... 77 • °"•.'• 11141, • 0 44„i i i i ,o_ 10111sigir" . •A. .i • (...., ' c .. toi as , 1 eePt i ths .?'4 a .7—.7 1M : ---176; as— e • r ••• •• on Loudon: t 4 Piahery Company, and sailed from Sydney on seistano ramie gooey the Mlle of December, calling at the Brazils on Do. a 4 her way }come. She is understood to have no gold two 2r ont .3 p.C4 se so on board. . Do. S. 1253 For Account. SO 64 SO Ti SO SO fICIO 101 - SS 101.10 atasist, 26 6; 90 days, 24 824. . INaples Rents — goer" Itounkn 5 per Cent, ... Do. l e5J Treasury Benda I Bank Shares Our New York &deices, referring to the stock markets, mention that the New York state loan fov 467,000 dole. was awarded as a four per cent. stock , at 100. The highest bids for the whole amount as a five per cent. stock ranged from 106 dole. 55c. to 110 dole. 2c. per cent. The amount of United States federal stocks redeemed since the Ist January last is stated at 1,778,445 dole. (say 355,7001.) This in cludes 880,100 doh.. of the loan of 1843, the whole of which is redeemable on the Ist July next, when the interest will cease. The balance of this loan now outstanding is about 5,600,000 doll. (1,120,0000 The bill authorising the consolidation of the several railroads forming the "Central Liue" in the state of New York, recently passed by the legislature, em braces the f01i0.% ing companies, viz., the Albany and Schenectady, Schenectady and Troy, Utica and Schenectady (with the Mohawk Valley), Syracuse and Utica (with the direct road), Rochester and Sy racuse, Rochester and Buffalo, Rochester, Lockport and Niagara Falls, and the Buffalo and Lockport. These companies are authorised to form themselves into one corporation, upon such terms and con ditions as may be agreed upon. A meeting of the representatives of each of the above-named lines has been held, and the general principles on which the proposed consolidation will be carried into effect were satisfactorily ar ranged. Each stockholder in either of the existing companies is to be entitled to a like number of shares in the stock of the new corporation, at the par value of 100 dolt 4. each. In addition to this each company is to be allowed a premium on its cost, as follows: Albany and Schenectady Railroad, 17 per cent. ; Utica and Schenectady and Mohawk Valley, 55 per cent.; Syracuse and Utica, with direct road and the right to add 300,000 dots. to its stock, to fill up con struction account, 50 per cent. • Rochester and Syra cuse, 30 per cent.; Rochester, Lockport, and Niagara Falls, 25 per cent. • Rochester and Buffalo, with right to add 700 , 00 0 dole. to its capital for second track, 40 per cent. It was thought probable that this premium will be provided for by the issue of 6 per cent. bonds by the consolidated company. The amount required will be about 8,000,000 dole., making the capital and debt account of the new corporation as follows :—Capital, 21,250,000 dole.; funded debt of old companies, 1.750,000 dots.; premium bonds of now company, 8,000,000 dots. ; total, 31,000,000 dole. It is further mentioned that the proportion of new bonds awarded to each company will be distributed among its stockholders as a surplus dividend, in addi tion to any cash funds remaining after payment of the floating debt, &c. These dividends will include the nett earnings of the respective roads up to the date of the final organisation of the new company. The cash dividends, in some instances, it is under stood will be large. The consent of two-thirds of the stockholders of each road is necessary to carry into effect the agreement made by the directors. The measure was regarded with great favour in the market. PAnis, MAY 2.—St. Germain, 1,860 ; Versailles (right bask), • ditto (left bank), 370 • Patio and Or:tans, 1,u95; Pada and llama. 1,17 0 ; Roam and Havre, 347 50; Marseilles and Ansm n (Concerted., ; Strasbourg and Bale, 370; Northern, 918 75 ; Parts and Stras bourg, 895; Pan. and Lyons. NS; Lyons and MediUrramean, 843 ; Cuest, 800 ; Paris and Cherbourg, 09-t ; Nun and Besancon, 600 ; Mali, 010; Mon. tereau and Troyeq, 445 ; Gralssemac and Benne, 527 50; Dieppe and Penman, 973; Paris and Scotus, :65; Bleame and Bt. Dirier to Gray, 557 50; Bordeaux and Test", 317 50; Central Suisse, 480; Mulhouse to nano, —. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Suoaa.—The large public sales are going off steadily, at the full prices of last week. The refined market in firm, and for low qualities the demand is good. COFFEE.—There has not been a public sale, neither has there been any business of importance reported by private contract. TEA.—The result of the division in the House of Com mons lest night has strengthened the market, and the de mand has been good, but importers very generally still hold for higher prices. . . . . CI:MON.-300 bales soil yesterday on 'Change. We have not any sale of Rice, Saltpetre, or Spices to-day, and the markets have been inactive. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade dull and prices lower. Prime meadow Hay, 114 s. to 90e. ; inferior, 70s. to 76e. ; Bowen, 465. to 645.; Clover, 961. to 1055.; second cut, 70s. to 90e. ; Straw, 30s. to 335. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS D.Y. The market is quiet, with little doing either on the spot or speculatively. Town Tallow is quoted 465. 9d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. to 47.. 6d. ; April and May, 475. 3d. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 475. 3d. to 6d. COlTON.—LtvEnroot., MAY 2.—The market closed with animation, at the extreme quotations of last week. Sales, 8,000 bales-1,000 for export and 1,600 on speculation, and comprise 20 Pername and Maranhams, at 616. ' • 000 Bahian, at GO. to 6}d. • GOO Enyntians, at 60. to Bcl. ; 1,090 Surat', at 3}d. to 4}d.; 60 Sea Islands, at Is. 9d. to 2s. Bd. COALS.-LONDON. MAY 2.-Ships at market, 63 ; sold, 49.-Can's Hartley, 16s. 6(1.; Holywell, 165.: Lotutridge's West Hartley, 16e. 6,1. ; New Tantield, 15s. 6d. ; Townley, Ms. 6d. ; Wylsm, los. 6d. ; Walls End Bell and Brown, 16s. Gd. ; Walls End Gosfortb, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Harton, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Hebburn, 16s. ; Walls End Hedley, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Riddell, les. 3d. ; Eden Main, 17s. 3d. ; Hetten Lyons Main, 17s. 3d. ; Lambton Prim rose, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Braddyll, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Hetton, 18s.; Walls End Lambton, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End RussePs Helton, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 18s. ; Walls End Heugh Hall, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Kelbus, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Ricbsrdson'a Tees, 16s. ; Walls End Tees, 18s. ; Sidney's Hartley, 15e. 6,1. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, 10.30 A.Y. Wind E., moderate, and cloudy. Arrived.—Bijou, from St. Michael's. QUEENSTOWN, MAY 1. Wind S.E., strong breeze. Arrived.—Challenger, from Corfu; Fecita and The " Bill for Regulating the weights used in sales of Bullion " has been printed. The preamble states that, " Whereas the weights now ordinarily used in sales of gold and silver are the troy ounce, and other weights, being multiples or decimal parts of such ounce : and whereas nose of the weights so used have hitherto been stamped, and many of them which are multiples of the troy ounce are not multiples or parts of the troy pound, and doubts have arisen whether, under the provisions of the said recited acts (viz., 6 Geo. IV., c. 74, and 5 & 6 Will. IV., c. 63), or one of them, such weights are not liable to be seized as illegal, and contracts and sales made thereby are not illegal and void : and whereas it is expedient to re move such doubts, and that provisions should be made authorising contract/sand bargains for and sale of gold and silver, plating, and precious stones to be made by the troy ounce and weights, being multiples, or decimal parts thereof." The act accordingly gives this formal authorisation. Models of the multiples and decimal parts of the troy ounce are to be made and verified under the direction of the Treasury, and the contents of the weights are to be stamped upon them. Hamburg letters of Friday, received this day, state that the money market, after being tight in the early part of the week, had again become easier, at 21 per cent. for discount. Bills on London were in more request, at 13.4 k for three months, and 13.61 for short. . aibach, from Trieste. Off.—Columbine and Cordnide, both from Callao, id proceeded for London. Sailed.—Pursuit, for London. _ .. .„ ... DEAL, MAY 3, 10 A.Y. Wind S.E. light. Arrived and Passed.—Caroni, from Trinidad, for London ; Kremlin, from London, for Boston ; Wool aington, from London, for Gibraltar; Caroline, from London, for Guayaquil. The government circular referred to was noticed in our columns some weeks back. The remarks of our contemporary will be regarded as very just. The shareholders of all these new banks ought to have at once the option freely given them of either going on with their undertaking, or of abandoning it, sub ject to a reasonable deduction for expenses incurred. A section of the shareholders of one of these institu tions, we know ' has already signed a requisition calling upon the board to return the deposits; whilst the shareholders of another, we are informed, have signified their willingness to await the reply from the colonies. The movement in favour of the kisturn of Invention., 'het h.. b... I A7 of the salter musts of manufacturing industry in this Dowry, is constantly extending itself, farther memorials z the subject having just been Wort red to the govern nest and the goys.' Commissioners by Glasgow and Slut signed in both cases by all the leading inhabitants of 'two towns. The Sheffield memorial war presented ?Sue Albert, the President of the Commission, on now byllist, by the Mayor, an i that from Glasgow on Saner 'ay, by the Lord Provost and a deputation. They express •:..e opinion of the memorialists that such an institution has 3t been needed, anti that it will command the zealous "tiPport of all who take an interest in the industrial !irelopment of this country. It is understood that the Cwainusionen of Patents, with whom the Board of Trade his entered into cumenunication, on the subject, are fully • to its importance, and that Professor Woodcroft is, soder their direstions, staking every exertion, and with IT' a success, towards collecting such maids of inventions az works having reference to them, as may form a carless for the contemplated National Museum and:Library of laretitions at Kensington. Temporary accommodat' -- gal be provided by the Vatent Commissioners and by koyal I omm'ssbns , ur.PI the Question of the erection of appropriate bui.sling for the due display of the collection is alluded. 3to 1 apt Mr. Bowes's Went Australian (take 100 to 30) 7to 1 Baron Rothschild's Orestes (t to 1001.) 10 to 1 Mr. Surtees nd 11oneywood (t to 500 15 to 1 Lord Dt rb) 's Umbriel (t to 2d1.) 25 to 1 Mr. B. Way's Brocket (t) 500 to 400 West Australian wins the Derby, against Trifles winning the Ch Cup (t). Umbriel is evidently coming again into high favour. The taker of the odds above quoted offered to go on to some du , I money. LINIii LEERED AT n oddiewarbire Vowed to Lando* N.Wettoen r3Tdaaitalo Junottos _ 107 109 54 55 149 151 33 34 CHESTER RACES.—This DAY. The following is, we believe, the order of the running: Urosvenor Stakes at 2 o'clock. Palatine Stakes at 2.45. Sweepstakes at 3.30. Tilloetyn Stakes at 4.15. Chesterfield Stakes at 5. Optional &Xing Stakes at 5.30. 112 114 25 67 176 3164 14 Ili $ ST 3 $j HORSES ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST ANNOUNCEMENT : —Cortatantine, Deerhound, Mountain Deer, Extravaganza filly, Deformed, May-fly, Eliza, Czaiiina, Brother to Maid of Dlnaharn, Bright May, Lady Flora, Jacqueline, Bally Warfoot colt, lamb., llardolgh, FairplAy, B oarding School Mies, Lune l'age. 106 10$ 63 67 [AdvertisellteDL4 FURY THOUSAND CUBA/ ALMS& by Dr &SAVA RI.AL.STA ARABIC.% RCM.— iS,S fifty man' Mdeenti bible agony from drpepita, ernolmonta, sielorta, onigly etiattiNtlnu, &aviator. STS. I IS.• Was arn at tbc stommb, end voMiiinga, ban bras t.inovediry _Du= nreect toe.l."—Naria Jolly, Worthunt L io n' leAr Care No.. TI of dyipmela ; horn Inc Itarht Dm. the Lord mom,. do [nom I hare derived amaiderable benefit trout your fonaL and ✓giat.:o- the peigiration of these Unes."—vtuar. le Denim. Sold io :h., at l ; 121 h., at Va. Pa:ur-reared guaty, 10 n t b.: S lb., at ti..; the 10 lb. and IS lb. (*blames freed osmium he ,a• Ts, SALM rd .r ltrerwarn - rt. London. Advertisement.)--Hou.owAT's PILLS Nroxima !;t: v arriv tem' Le vim VC= CT a IR•011DISSID ebS , Sts Of Prevoueuere. Liverpool, lately informed Peeks ., Ilolloway that • eußomer of Ids (alody to whom he le at liberty to ,• ha. been cured by the me of 'hese Invaluable at of a liver eabyttim, ebb which the hell bees troubled dif eleleml fame. efld eo r•Lant was the lemt otteik tbet ems be 'ID. van amplest of. it amnia elate .he tried liollemeyho Ifiba, • Om OM dewed Ada ""' her. and by a - inswing diem um ler • "bort period die his hem revtorad to the en ' p oyywrmot of menet health.—tiold by all dmigh Aniturtokror war. FutabLahment, 114, Strand, Laden. Tuz CONOBALME.NT OP BIRTHS. Mr. W. S. Rutter held an inquest on Saturdsy evening, at Rivington, Lancashire, ua the body of Ellen Sumner, and those of her two infamy% whose deaths were mentioned in the Daily Neire of yesterday. There was no further evidenee of much intersst. The jury gave the following verdict Died from loss of blood, occasioned by want of proper oars and attention." lis — a - a7l eoCaiiik - o - iiii) CgartLignolr.eb.awa 6p.Ct. (toapod to Ot. Moaner's' )ionosettr a Lail Vcreti (leg. , d • o Cant iresterr 'Hartland Dock k Raw.' Ill ismed tyl t lV . ei ti e g i Do.i shares (t.tto; DJ. 1 shams RAW Modes Gag Griot , 4 , (Wooed to Ilit.th garter& Ditto Pro/time° (ditto) Lowgings Gaar.aper(ant. i lowed to Ncrfolk) Ditto ditto 6pa Cent Maacti,Easton,a3latleek (lowed to L.k.N.W.kkri.) Sliddkalree sod kakis Desoad to tin:eat& Dal. I tglitiond aradrord (Midi.) I la A .Ka.. torn 3 pot C. e ar 4 to Eart.Cmistr, ID°. Sled 5 per cent. (do.) . Prginoinnr ye (leer. u. Isti I .West.attone.atVorl Ditto 4 shares (ditto) _ Illoyetat Er 6 !litchis (Dog to Griot Northern Do. rh^oreth itock nontbStatrordentre (less-:I to Yr. *Mim) Wear canon, 6 p. Ct.pon 1 Cisoad to btoaktor.faDar. Ditto Ditto Ditto .. Wilts k Sontaiet (lewd so Groat !ratan) ! , di lie M. 10011 Bt . tN.)1,1 149 131 149 131 i J di, 32j 334 . 105 lei MELANCHOLY SUICIDE AT BEIRTITON.—A dis tressing act. of suicide was committed on Thursday evening, by which the family of one of our most respectable trades men has been suddenly plunged into the deepest distress. The actor in this painful tragedy is a twin-son of Mr. Law rence, of the Terminus Tavern, named Charles Richard, and following the avocation of a painter. It appears that he was of TlVilef a gay disposition, and within the last few days he had been observed to be labouring under great ner vous excitement. On Thursday, we understand, 120 accom panisd his sister to Mr. Lawrence's, the surgeon, to consult I him on the state of his health ; hut that gentleman was not at home. On the same day he did some graining, but in the evening he became worse, and his excitement was so great that his family, with whom he lived, were seriously alarmed. About half-past eight one of his sisters said sho would:fetch him a handkerchief from up stairs, but fear ing to go alone, another sister accompanied her. The un happy young man then, it appears, rushed up stairs after his sisters, they going into one room and be into another on the drawing-room ftoor; here he opened a window which faces the terminus and precipitated himself into Trafalgar-street, a distance of about 30 feet. As soon as possible he was taken in a fly to the hospital, end at five o'clock the following (yesterday) morning death put an end to his sufferings. Ile was about 30 years of age.— Brighton Herald. EUROPEAN STANDING ARMAMENTS.—The Peace Congress Committee have offered to pay the sum of 2.50/. to the author of the bust essay news the European Standing Armaments ; to embrace the following points .—A succinct history of the origin and geowth of standing armament* in modern Europe. An accurate statistical account of the present number of men employed by the European nations upon their naval and military establishments. An estimate of the cost of these establishments, A prise of 1001. will be awarded to the second best essay. The annexed dividends are declared payable, viz., the dividend on the shares of Claridge's Patent Asphalte Company ; and that of the Western Gas Light Company. It is also notified that application has been made to government for a charter of incor poration for the last-named company. Notice has been issued to the shareholders of the London, Tilbury, and Southend Extension Railway, that a call of 2/. per share will be payable on the 14th July next, 11. 10s. per share on the 15th Oc tober, and 11. 10s. per share, completing the calls, on the 16th January next. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Rcuter's telegraphic ex press :—Amsterdam, Saturday : Dutch Four per Cents., 94 11-16; ditto, Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63 11-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 234; the Coupons, 6 9-16 ; Mexican New, 251, ; Portu guese New, 39 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Me tallic', 81 15.16 to 82. Vienna, Saturday : Five per Cent. Metallics, 941; Exchange on London, 10.44 ; Bank Shares, 1,496. The Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Metallic., 851 ; exchange on Paris, 129; gold, 121 prem. ; silver , 81 prem. Madrid, Thursday : Three per Cent. Interior, 434; ditto Deferred Three per Cent., 241 ; the Passive Bonds, ; the Coupons, 4. Berlin, Satnrday : National Debt, 93; Exchange on London, 6.214. Frankfort, Saturday : Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 861. Spanish Three per Cents., 43; ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 24 o-16. Hamburg, Saturday : Spanish Three per Cents., 404 ; ditto Deferred, 224. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. Increased firmness has prevailed in the English stock market to-day, and prices are slightly higher. Consols arc firm, at 1004 to Z for money, and 100; ELECTION OF MARYLEBONE VESTRYMEN.—Yeii terday the rate payers of the extensive parish of Meryl.- bone met at the workhouse-yard, New-road, to exercise their rights under Hobbouse's Act, in the election of 45 vestrymen, in the room of as many whose functions have determined. Two lists were prepared, one on the part of the so called Oriental Party, which carried the day last year, and another promoted by the Ratepayers Protection Association. The strife is almost entirely one of personal preference, as each party professes anxiety to administer the parish affairs in the moat efficient and economical man ner. The Ratepayers Protection Society carried the show of hands, upon which a poll,,was demanded, which com mences this morning. MEDITERRANEAN HAILS.—The Greek government has concluded a postal convention with the Glasgow and Liverpool Shipping Company, which engages to establish a communication three times, or at least twice, a month be tween Liverpool, Gibraltar, Malta, Syra, Smyrna, and Con stantinople. The convention is made for five years. The approbation of the Hellenic Chambers is still requisite. The ratifications en either side are to be exchanged within four months, or sooner if possible. DECREASE OF PAUPERISM IN IRELAND.—Yeeter day a return was printed by order of parliament, showing a considerable decrease of pauperism in Ireland. On the Ist of January, 1852, the number of paupers relieved (indoor and outdoor) was 170,484; and on the let January last the number was 141,822. The decrease, after deioct ing the increase in one place of seven, was 28,682. NEW BURIAL GROUND FOR ICENSINGTON.—Yes terday, at a vestry meeting of the pariah of Kensington, it WAS resolved to. porchese eight acres of land at Humid for the purposes of a parish burial-ground. The purchase price is 3502 per acre ; the money is to be raised by loan repayable in 20 years from the proceed. of a burial rate. FALSE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.-011 Saturday, before the City Police Committee, George Wood, tea dealer, of Famngdon-street, was fined 20s. and costs for a 71b. weight, toz. against the purchaser, and using other false weights. John Patient, coal merchant, and A. Long man, carman, were fined 5L and coats for using an unlawful weighing machine. William Fletcher, cheeeemonger and butter dealer, Cripplegate, was fined 15e. and costa for using a butter and cheese scale ioz. deficient. George Kenedy, of the Grapes, Bishopagate, was fined 55. and costs for having three measuring pats deficient in his possession. Tile fol lowing fines and costs were also inflicted, with a caution that they would be increased upon the second appearance of the defendants: Charles Mann, 105. for a deficient gallon quart and gill measure; and William Barfield, 20s. for a 41b., 21b., Ilb., and other light weights. DINNER AT THE MANSION-HOUSE.—The Lord Mayor last night entertained at dinner the judges, a cer tain number of official dignitaries, and a few literary men. There was, as usual, the average sprinkling of legal grandees. After the customary toasts (Mr. Ingersoll having in one replied nobly for his own country), the Chief Baron of the Exchequer proposed the Lord Mayor, and then Mr. Justice Talfourd gave the health of Mr. Charles Dickens, and in proposing it passed a just eulogy on Mrs. Beecher Stowe, who was present. Mr. Dickens in reply said some happy words of compliment about Mrs. Stowe, MANSLAUGHTER ON THE HIGH SEAS.—A seaman named David Miller has just been arrested in Liverpool for killing at sea of anothei seaman, named George Parr, under the following circumstances :—The prisoner and de ceased formed two of the crew of the Highland Mary, of London, on the voyage of that vessel from Demerara to Li verpool. On the 28th of February the prisoner kept the night watch, and about half-past 7 o'clock in the morning, he informed the captain that he had struck Parr on the head with a stick, and believed he had killed him. 'The captain went into the forecastle, and saw that the man was dead. A very heavy billet of wood stained with blood was lying near the spot. The prisoner had been drinking heavily a few days previous to the dreadful occurrence. lie WAS brought up at the Liverpool police court, and after the evidence of the captain was taken was remanded until • this day (Monday), when the charge will be further investi gated.