The Express. — London, England, 1851-04-14 00:00:00

1 7 # ; ; ;i/ e' ‘.46.de . : .fe.... 0„,... / 11' -10--.- ; et; is -le-------.. 14% -' . it Tibt 0..4444t54,44, xtol No. 1,448.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1851. [THREEPENCE. G - e..... QTR'S UNIVERSAL SYMPOSIUM, Of /RR- mum:* scousnium, like m tree, at tl.e I to Markle.] at biee•tootee.—Thir a•lMlNeent sad Lenart- eetalkiesaient =pie ;nevem toward. competeuh, WWI Ind be UP?,... ED to ~ tar I Ater 4ad at the moth. A deee-:•oi et of the tut:- E t. te alai es tar, .e,: a soentacheliebre male of precese, sib Mainly be acs-.• Islet , Lx W 401.4011 to ft.. tap,. Vll.TerTal am. • ill lc looked IA •kw dor. Slagle pc wio tieket, one ra Sr,iesible ticket, ase-asekeahal• 'lumens . laably licace, a de e ,a,.. fia ea., ire:.,...; MOO Cf Whitl are temple's., 1... -T . ' C Oa. NO Maws .1.1 W. precu. able at Mr. %; helm Ifs, liana-suer:; Mr. IWO, rallies .l ; aaa at ell the pampa Uheeeire est *mi.: wan ton.. POVEI:'S UNIVERSAL 81.UPOSIUNI,--NI. *.()% El; Seep to i . turn the Deil•ty, gentry. sod pu`lie, that wise to e . ..1141/04 , the eatraordlastr 11 , 11~01.1 ot• e•meeetert w tit lie deour•ti•••• of h • • •talls:shoseot ea 'wens ere 0,...,44 be e e te tt. Old to the ..lroprown after this stay. the 11. h Aped. till t h e c t„,y lieffalkiiso, of mbieh doe site out he Ono. EiS!' CC IVERR sad 110 f WATER DISIL Es s tug ra.teliol, ha grail variety, awl the wereet and moat I,loerne. lily Come, ea the set of da : block Tia., Me. ad. la Le , . the let of ; eireast Mayan einem., to :Is, So an; heeded. Nlttal, • itti or without tilmr 1 'aged handlle, ha 102..10 , •e. : Shel?t4l pt.:ea, .ClO n, J;ih pw. the ; blue. To. VIM Wae , r : we:. I .r Aran, lle. to 234.; rditar.nin Metal, usp. s. 6 ►; plaacd, lull rise, StO lea. TItO BEI /ST HAIM and C1111.1)11RX'S COTS. A ver . ...dre assortment of these Barbieri.. in Iron sad Bras... each; to.,i to from m h, sit., duet WI piste at• • .trait eat.lorg, : , nd entirety no front ~ ~ nits, pi ,is s %LI., at the Stow-row.. of WILLI I.M S. heltTlOf, wlErh are !la larder! U. the world ; where if.) tl o, h. re n the IPATE.ST I:IIFStICI.ISr, nr tau I 11l /N sPltl:6li ItRU, which is appiiinhe a . ••• brut ass! woodeo .ml.tead.. It ILO te an found, se IS isaailitr‘ err feet rt.t, tupeliur . .en to the water !Jell. 11e to hest ia W Dedatral, ter id. sash. Camas iron bettarade at lAt. Rd. rods. Itiallrfl Catatonic ~, with 'cambia. of every Ironmongery article, seat fp. r 1.-t1 her. ‘7 . . a. /tria l ...VS trek at GENFILV. Ft RNFIIING IRu,t.Nr.:JAY lit,r , t y the %Twat al the unit rat" . grate ran l.• emakeyed atee a wren idea W Its ninety and extent, per. u.O i• are dotted to • and loped P. The Tenney r, turner. ear Carry whale ad aptrra , ett learner of Newman--feet), MI Na. I, NEWMANItTht.EI, foirtun.— Etta. us Waie.istieet, 1.120. N " ' Rs r-rito ILEOUIREI) for HARLOW'S t.t% INTE.:4I at.I.V.ACTING ItVPIIO TAP, whll, ellactua:"y pr, .enta ale, her, riche, or other homer. trod , berme . .6 Sat or I 1, tee 4...1.; in I. Li Mee to nay port ol Ertabwol id two ant 11'; ote Se. :41. ; ditto Eleetro ?WWI, I 'away, be., ha, ad, he odor a great ' , wit, wllt te ett.a. it. The Prldem 110./1 tuned wlns.t. rut into tht mdlielent to C 0... t..e. 114;l1W to how and no more; and worn that tap k turn.:. II Ilse ate can so loader toter. The adr.into Ora en ob. Tam.. Ia• ;4ltt 11111 y to tif.o.ll In • briids awl t.., owdltioa as When war 1,•• tapped. the tutporiance td preserving from middy :le I. we drink e..ro:ot he on• er+to it. It ie A Well known bat. tt.t mom. are • nett the preiliate..in.r emee at Mao mop t.• t.nt a geed variety of mimosa, tope at instil reduced =1 %NIPS HARLOW, luentithinK ironmonger, 14, lunge Wit. aet, Vanakno.r.tiows. Yetonlehed 10 . :0. The alone .re. rear. 1111.0 01 ur tow toter ratarlastion. None genuine unless atampt tt with J. Illudera 'A name and arktrwo.—The trade suptelbed.—J. 11. Mahn pa& a 1,11 meUtod ei WOW a.4*. WH EltH to BUY a DRESSING CASK.—In nn kir beehive t elution more neer eery •It in In the pur ling...! Otr to wow we the narettICIMIA art. of the inewitiet o'er more treqe.hry Metlll, 1, a' arert, sear Greil,hurelleiireet, hie I ine cnj n l the le. Cilea of priehribli a aftwilat-rtre le the gotta lat.wht it and iota lOalr-wr. Tem. *be orthare mica hint .13 be .ate ul hawing elorlalattlyar.aratta or t welbortecired veieit or Ir.llo r. watt the IMOSSIDuI liwit-rete prick, Mite from LI to .1:1.0 • Thu. fibs Mill el bribe.. tart Ow a attawr tie matar may talLw be wititta, Ow weei-iler will Seel tbe tl.cbian Um...tug-Ca* eepteially adisiied U. bee wiemekter.— 1 lesilebbialleitreet. 'OIIN K AYE, E.A.. of 1 kalton I tell, near itp Umhbrelleld, ...rot St. Jefo 'rewoodpark, londor. ha• conectited Ei..wale tuultileg Litman *mush the Medium el the pa he teen mes 4 till and stambien • Stacy at the medicine prepared by which f• so mitts:steely n..d. and which* know n thr.iushout SW iterld ...Ali L'S W1111,411E1.110 ISLI.S. NM • day mown. hot Moime Pt rtu-eg J. m• a triton of thee bnd.n( rower ems. to Mod. apse') 11... •• bundle leases of ewe were antnetored to tar nubile, lIIIIM. Sim &Omani- are ristimene of the testimonies c.a.:tally UMW : Mr. Joeoll II Wow', Cbard, whore oompt.int ain irdi. Crat, I t.....a in Pe .1-.ln .ch, has wined meat *meat from et Mor.l. lA. Ptile. Ile het before • epaulet! noel, .1n midi ...1 ahlre ...1 ~.h.ca,, , with..ut receiving any teneat.—Lha.,heth Wier, Std her sox ten eutPlt eethet ea, w, La many 3e , rl. addicted with Violeta 1•14. r.• it her e.noweli, In emonvonce le a hivh ei.e w, fr.- titir ntl) comi tad I. her bed. Ales' *about Pe, Moe. of the pills the was ll , tUlla l.1111 . 41t4; mid .fir wish.. li. r rue t• be orsde kre ern tat the UP s'l of other. -.1.10 n tieihant, lis ma near Collide, was SAO traubh .1 lea 1 kw p lime with stomach complainte, co-timbre% red berbch. ; but he la, oho onol Meat Mier by nail bayee Ilforstlett • .• P 1 Ir. Ile costa,* th.t. rouno rfe.te are wit itimoodupus rel. the gestiene ;4;', Use Mr. I‘ al Vs maw& rn • amp • tar. Mwile is toe et mature pamtni an lb. directions for ow 'a rapp.d Manad eoti. hex. krhU: I ,. I ,4 .IAItir . tHEVALENTA ARARICA FOO A.th 1). VlalatiSW. aided, liable* at the $4 t, mad Vamitini, fir U.d.r • ;hoble Iwo* of wlooh bat :Nato, se winch advice.. that 1 a no to wale on hoot crutch..., lavn bin voldely rtion.ed * DU I,AltItY ' S faa b..t rialto -Marl. Jody Worthen, Lag, heir lam: * VA:awe t..toenood. of cute. ffna....hi. iMkr. MM. the Lout ' , law IWodr, Ar Mk Atesander ddiked, lilt r-GoldMid 00PM knot, Faii.,nt..; Wlllaoa float, havekbeli ....ww, kite. Collar.% Coutirtoge, a ear of Odo trio; ant .411. r tuff, of herr, kin., too ouo, as. iniaLetila aomplaou.„ gtOot, Itoroldwr.:1; di...MOWN pod; 1 . ..5t1 , U, fr. in arieurre ..iti It. in -on, -nos, Ilb., .4. 2.. ; M., at quolde. 101 b, fat SS.; Th.• If lb. and I*.r.S. eanbtor. uie ra.atted bra al Sat nape 0111 re...OA el a ; ot- thor orb r. lr td , DAUNT a. d Ca, IS?, Nee lamlooreet. I moo of Idd and U I, 'naiad; 4, llessoLie; 60. Gravi. ha.eMtr..4l; 4.1, I telaies.tit Wiausi; ooaa Ic, Sag bewatieet. CrOtTs . lit:st.lt tr. lIVNI.kota:VT TloS.— The 3nth :amt -us:try dinner of this admirable society, which i. With r the bum, .1i tie reatreatage of the Queen and rrinet. stud vs Itie.• M•olineurponited by royal charter lu INI2. •1./• given On Saturday afternoon at the Free st:onto: its eni. The of of the instal:atom is to emend relief to .01 ilia ty.sed whether sulseriher. Of Ifhlf.e w OA" known and e•ttyined by the public, as will as to th•ir widow, and orphans: and aim,• it, cum actreetot tit it ha, expended. in the relief of 1,230 eaw., the gannige • t t , mm of 13,641/. D.. 10.1. The receipts from sa- Smut •tett. • during the pa.t. year, together with a balance in haul ..f 419/. 3s. 1114., amounted to 1.773/. ds. 2,1., of which 1171. 17.. *id. had been funded, t 13.1/. granted to W applicant., and 16$1. I.w, expentlell in other ways, leaving • butane t i.t Mind O;2/. 1... rid. The chair on the pre sent OM WWI occupied by Sir Itohert Harry Inglis, VIII., II IVIIM given the 14.11J1 loyal toa.t. and the tinny and wavy (to w Inch the Ilmo. (larding,. briefly and pointedly retpundetl, one hehalf of libt nohle father. Lord Ilardinge), prow-wit tlte toast of the evening. In doing so. he alluded to the flu y had sustained in the death of Sir R. l'eel, who orrupi..l the chair at the last unniventary. Sir Robert con cluded I.• -.tying that he mtst cordially coneurreil iu the uh jert•ol the in.titution. and therefore he would cull upon them to expo.- in the manner familiar to them as lingli.limen their de-ire to promote it. sums., namely, by drinking " Prom. rity to the Artists' (ieneral lienevolent Institu tbm.- tlanul elm tote) Mr. iienl, the honorary secretary, briefly r. 04,1, :mad Sir Charlet, Eastlake, It.A., after hand one. eulogiton, propowvl the health of the chairman, who in rt tom gave The Royal Academy." coupling it with the health of Sir Charles. Mr. Cockerell, 1t..'.., then prop°, d •• the Royal l'ommis.t . .rt,'• in doing w Lich he said that the new palace of Westminster, when the plans of the conitni-ioncr , should be carried out, would be orna mented wall representation. of all the glorious scene. in the Iti.tory of our country, the contemplation of which c odd rouse the spirit of Englishmen. (Chtyr..) The eh:lir:win. however, who, a, the only member of the ononiaaion present, returned thanks, reminded the company that the 6../6 gentlemen who were armed with what was called the power of the purse, bad shorn the design. of the colunti.sitmers of their splendour by refusing le sanction the necessary earen- quintet.: (Rear, hear.) The British Institution, andail - the other ',orioles established for the promotion of the fine arta —the Great Exhibition of Industry and Fine Arts—the Ar tists' Annuity and Benevolent Fund—the vice-presidents, treasurer. directors, honorary secretary, and officers of the institution. the ladies. and the stewards, and stewards elect, were then severally toasted, and the meeting broke addition to the gentlemen mentioned *but lloag l lt.A., Mr. Roberts, lt.A., Mr. Elmore, A.R.A.,Mr. Uwies, R.A .. Mr. Ite, A.R.A., Mr. Creswick, A.K.A., and many other distioguishedertietil were present; and donations, amounting to nearly 4001., were announced in the course of the evening. Tim NEW Bump' It Ace.—At the weekly meet ing of the Marylebone vestry, on Saturday, the vestry clerk read a coininunieation from the vestry of St. James's, West minster, directing the attention of the 51arylebone board to a petition prepared by the former against the new Building Art. Mr. George Bird said that that act was tyrannical and oppn.ssive, and if passed would prevent a man inter fering with the interior of his own house, unless he had the permission of the government surveyor. Under the present act the fines and penalties inflicted last year amounted to 36,600/., which would be increased to 60,000/.. if the proposed act became a law. Even • poor laundress would not be permitted to alter her copper without giving 41$ hours' notice to the surveyor, who would be paid 156. or Ws. for inspecting the apartments, which the victim must pay, in addition to the 51. which the re-setting of the copper would cost. lie moved the appointment of a com mittee to confer with the metropolitan parishes to obtain a fair, just, and equitable building act. instead of the pro arbitrary, unconstitutional measure now before the glee. Mr. Nicolay seconded the motion, and &nomad the proposed bill as • measure brought forward by midi. tars to increase their patronage in the hope that it would Mid them in oflicc. After a short conversation, the monies woo tarried. pIoVEnENT OF TROOPS THISWEEK.--4th Dragoons. too Dublin, to England. 15th inst.; 17th ditto, from Dub lin. now en route to Woolwich; 21st Regiment of Foot, from lEsegow to Newcastle 15th inst.; 33rd ditto, from likrontards to Edinburgh, 1 5 ; 11 and 16th inst.; 48th ditto, Sun Wombs to Portsmouth, 17th inst. ' • 77th ditto, from Jima** to Pawn. 14th init.; Dep6t 79th ditto, aim Boriviik to Wang, 17th nut.; 2nd ditto, from r ig 'i m i ese ns ee lineelewth, 15th' and 16th 8 inst.; 93rd ditto, *We W Waggon, 15th inst. RAILWAY NEWS OF TILE PAST WEEK. Among the railway occurrences of the week is the publication of the number of" Railway Intelligence' fur the half-year ending 31st March, 1451, which is drawn up by Mr. Milan Slaughter, the secretary of the railuiry department, under the authority of the committee of the Stock Exchange. The number of railways, and the different classes of stock, shares and strip have been so extended, that no one can bear them in mind; and this periodical statement is Inked forward to as indhpensalle to the intending purchaser and to the sharehrokt r, as well as to those now holding railway stock. In the general returns we do not find anything calling for comment, but the general statistics tared some noticeable features in the present crisis of the railway market, long suffer ing under depression, and now about to resume a condition of great proaperity. Mr. Slaughter says: From the latest returns published, the folbwing table ap pear. to represent the position of railway eapie,l and mile age at the period* respectively annexed : Raised in share% at 31st Der., 1815, 156,508,578 f. • raised in loans at same date, 43,664,11401.; not raised . at same date, 113,717,77•:1.; total authorised to 31et of Ib cendwr, 10 1518, 313,M,8:01. Authorised in 1849, 3,155,332/. Authorisel in 155 n, allowing fur deductions in capital preciously autho rised, 3,254,032 C Total capital authorised, 350,300,1951. —The mileage open at 31st December, 1810 (via., England and Wales 4,132; Scotland, 951 ; Ireland, 535) was 6,621 ; making, 631; not commenced, 4,831; being • total of 12,043 miles authorised, allowing for 179 legally abandoned. The Commissioners of Railways, in their report for 1550, remark " That, at the end of MO, there were 6,382 miles of railway which enincrenies have becn authorised by par. liament to construct, out which still nenaintal to be com pleted; that the principal part of the lines opened during the year (625 miles), were among those mithorised in 1515 and 1816; and that, of the unopened li• e, 4,999 mile , were sanctioned in or precious to 1847." "It is not possible," they continue, " from returns in the ottice of the commis 'semen, to state to what extent the pavers for the compal sory prerelease of the land, and far the constriction .n these Was, have been allow, dby the companies to expire ; hut at. the custom of parliament has la en in general to limit the former to three year% and the latter to five, and as eaten sione of time by parliamentary authority, or under the Ex tension of Time Act, by the Commissioners of Railways, have generally been given only to the extent of two year% it he to be presumed that, iu a great many instances, the powers have ceased, and the lines will not be made." The establishment of railways in India has justly been looked upon as the great means of developing the resources of our empire in that country. Although not a mile of line is yet open, the undertaking is also producing effect in giving u stimulus to Indian enter prise, and there is every pnepeet that the govern ment will derive the greatest advantages front the pecuniary encounntement they have ntlbrded. The coal mines of Ilunlwan are being worked with in creased energy ; the telegraph system has graphed a beginning; and we find that the ironworks of India have received an impulse, and are now to be greatly extended. *rinse having any acquaintance with the iron trade are well aware of the tine charcoal, pig, and other iron obtained from India, chiefly from magnetic ore, though hitherto the trade has had little extension, so many years mid so much money having been spent by the In dian government and capitalists in parceling the works, and processes of manufacture. The Porto Novo works have longbeeu hailed upon NS ith interest as certain to become the scat of a great manufacture, and it was expected when the railway system was proposed five years ago, that they would early have conic into play. The delays which impeded the rail ways impeded the ironworks, but now it has become so evident that the period of activity has arrived, that an appeal is made to the- English public for an exten sion of the capital, or rather the revonstruction of the undertaking on a larger scale, and under a new name. 'flews, the works nt Porto Novoon the Madras coast, and at Beypore on the Bombay coast, will be come the property of the East indian Iron Cmnpany, with all the initial& privileges granted by the East Indian government of iron mines, and forests, which place the establishments on the footing of the privileged Swedish ironworks. The amount of capital to be taken from this market will be only 200,0001., and we think it very fairly arranged that the new shares shall become preference shares over the old ones and bear a dividend of 7 per cent. We arc very OA to see that the direction has been so judi ciously reeonstrurted us to include the interest of the East Indian Railway Company, of the Great Indian Peninsular Railway Comismy, and of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company, so bunt additional eustunt for the produce is at once obtained, and wo presume the new shares will go chiefly among the present proprietors in the three companies just named. It may be considered as stated under the sanction of the railway authorities, that they must and will obtain a great part of their large castings front the East Indian Iron Company, and this alone will furnish a very safe and prMitable branch of enter prise. Although the iron company has already very great privileges, we have every regoon to believe that the East Indian government will continue their patron age, allow the extension of the leases, the establish ment of new works on the same terms as those now existing, and give every justifiable employment for castings and other iron-work, while there is every hope of the home govenuncut grunting a charter for the encouragement of an enterprise so important. The Railway Rte"rd mentions n report that Mr. Waddington has completed an adv.lntugeous arrange ment fur the Eastern Counties Company with re gurd to all goods traffic going from Eastern Counties stations to those places in the midland districts to which the Great Northern has ulso access. This will deprive the Great Northern of a considerable and increasing hulk of Eastern Counties and Nor folk trutlk, w hich they have hitherto exchanged at Peterborough. A valuable comparative statement of the quarter's traffic appears in the Railway Times. Altogether the returns may be considered highly satisfactory, as the increase in the aggregate receipts is era solid and permanent description. With the excursion season close upon us. and the vast traffic arising front the Exhibition, we may look for a rapid advance, by which the average for the half-year will be largely increased, while the new miles cannot fail to be ren dered more profitable than they hitherto have been. Among the lines which show un increase per utile during the quarter are the following, viz. :-The Aberdeen has increased 61!. per mile ; Bristol and Exeter, 30/. ; East Lancashire, 11S/.; Eastern Union, 10/. • Caledonian, 271. ; Chester and Holyhead, 128/.•, Great Southern and Western, 32/. ; * Great Northern, 561.; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 44/. ; Lancaster and Carlisle, It 6;/.; London and Brighton, 481.; Midland, 2/. ; Midland Great Western, 16!.; Newcastle and Carlisle, 40'.; North Staffordshire, 381.: London and South Western, 71.; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 76/.; South Devon, 14/.; South Eastern, 43/. • York and North Midland, 17/.; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 31'. The chief lines showing a decrease per mile, as compared with the corresponding period of last year, are the following :-Eastern Counties, less by 63/. per mile; East Anglian, 26/. ; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 33!.; Great Western, 771.; London and North Western, 661.; North British, 281. According to an analysis of the railway traffic returns of the last week, published in livrapath's Journal, the total receipts on 6,247 miles were 244,383/., or at the rate of 30!. per mile per week. The returns for the corresponding week of last year were 227,960/. on 5,611 miles, being at the rate of 40/. 10e. per mile per week. There is thus an in ' crease in the aggregate receipts of 16,4161. or 7.20 per cent., an increase in the mileage of 636 miles or 11.23 per cent., and a decrease of U. 10s. in the amount received per mile per week. The Railway Times estimates the total traffic returned since the Ist of January at 3,115,6731. on 6,200 miles, which gives an average of 5021. 10s. Old. per mile. Last year's returns for the same period amounted to , 2,829,822/. on 5,580 miles, being at the rate of . 5071. 2s. fild. per mile. The balance is, therefore, still against the present year to the extent of C. 12s. 2id. per mile. TErwrman Pam% ALBERT'S LIGHT INFANTRY, now at Winchester, is to proceed to Gibraltar in the Here fordshire troop ship, and will embark about the 20th inst. at Portemouth. BAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw: Not a great deal of business has been done in the share market to-day, as the dealers arc engaged with the anotv.einents requisite for the settlement of the account fulling due on Wednesday. The account proves " bullish," and the rates of " continu ation " to the next period are again heavy, though not so considerable as on the last occasion. In the face of these heavy rates, however, the market shows a decided inelease of firmness, and prices are Moted. better for most descriptions, especially for idlands, London and North Westerns, Lancashire and Yorkshires, and Caledonians, and the general tendency seems upward. The amount of the " dif ferences " arising out of the account will not be so heavy as last tiale, business having been more quiet and prices steadier. 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A. 7.. ... , ~., ... 4 94 clis. Lancaster and Curable .. 76 62 DJ. Third! . .. . .... 1 9 11 Is Lsrunishire asti . Tot . Lsbirel mi sJi D.. 1 ohemp ... .. ...I 1114 9 • US. D 3. Friths ... ... 7 6 .. j Do. Won Riding Volts 31 . Leeds and Thumb - .. Ili ;7 L0nd0n.,:.,) Ishiekw . nll ... 74 r ; 1 Do.Ti.bury 4 suits. So it, 1 4se Lon., Er fight.-0. &s. Cuts:, 93 96 London is Nu. tb-'Seaton... 261 1274 Do. do., Nos) sham . , 44 4; pia Do. 1 arils ..—.. .. / 3 44 Do. Xin rh.M.4. lll dCii idi 3i A grulon &St utla.Wotern, 524 474 164, XAI ... ... . ' 7 6 Ms Di-. A4O ... ... . i 6 4 ells 11161141.03•14 and 11241nek 31 31.161 Illar.eh-Sliel l .,&Linooltriihd 31 3.0 Ito. 3100.1 Lutel. Union! 3 1$ das Viirntsl ... ... ... ...; ral 614 Dir.£ l 0 'lnert .. .. ' 144 li did Dn. Cirri. and Derby -!, 33 25 • New niarket . . ... , ~ 6 HI 4) 4 Ile SI 101 131 S 19 di 1I dls 3 4 dis 9) 10 ; 6111 s 11 10 din 11: 10/ 0 , 1 OS 1,:. 14 211 22i 20 19014 41 41 3 f 3f i if 6 t!, , Nesrport, Abrigsvenny, and Ileseford Norso..k . . 1 Do. New 120... Northern t "unties rn'AJI.! Newry out Eunissihen North british ...1 :North Statr.olehiee.. . INoren Western . qxford, Wore., 11 Wulver.' Central Scottish Midland ... 1 PIS 173 IS Is Itil 03 104 14 15 die k Birm., Ctrs Al Do., Claw ti ihreasbutialltrefenltllll %Urea t4ury awl Chug VT it's. W. Mitt.) Do. Dower, Union !Youth Itevon loath Ea.tern liouth Wales .• 4 utn Yoraels.threrDaas iddititUlT add Iratlepaol— raw Vale Eatenal id .. fiIdIECTITLdVIII/OLL R AU. 2 i I W 17 If 7i 1$ IS Si I Ms I 3 If dm SI 7 gl 33 14 41. 3 lo / 4,1 112ri W : I Wort: Gdti it 1 lilkrenr. Wattert..rd uud Lducrick Work Cornorril . , York,Nortuottle &Berwlel. Do. du ha troolons Do.G. York and North Moll, 64 .1 21 2 1 t 4 , l au I/ ly Lis trot %I LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTAI 30 $ i Ike*. it Dente. Eat. t per Ct. (leerd to Gt N 1 1 pm 30 30 ' Birmingh.ennOttorat . une nittedulypd..,nrwittmoar antee Dan .to tit. West , 211: 334 10 20 , Ditto without a guarantee! Dewed toUreatWestau 27 31 :0 13 Dina. Walt., and Dudley I, cateiduiypl,uenititgnar. VOW il to (treatWeetera $4 94 pm 20 13 ' Ditto without agnarentee, (leak.-1 to lirestWeetern 7 spm 174 171,11neklag0ounetdra ( to Loteloalt.N.WeinV) 17: 17: 30 SO ! Clyde .a . . 1 hussies (kneed to enledon an 4l 43 33 23 LoitLite.ilw.tiltuur bi!.a I Waved to 6t. Northern) 324 St 30 30 Titillativiby(l.l orkaNltid MI 103 I2s 25 ' Do. $ !Mans (ditto) 30 51 121' 121 , Do. I abaree 1.1. D . ,) -421 231 3e 130 :Ueda& Bradford • Midland' 07i Ale lit 1211,011,1011 and Greenwich' ID Dewed to South Ete.te.' II 111 30 ! 20 :itto l'eelerenee (dittu n .; 231 244 30 I 50 !MirthernitEestern sp! rE.- , , (kneed to Ea 1.( lulu.- S) 23 SO .43 DAM ditto New ... ' 4 6pm ZS 23 intetanAtt jet. Dom. T.ont ' , AN.WeeZaiLane.nYorld 42 41 124 104 Ditto 4 !than. (A) (dttto)l 74 04 pm 20 20 Rent, Guild., sod Retratt, I , (hated to smith La-teni! 21 311 04 61 Borman and Ilitenin letta 1 ' to Lewd Northers I 61' 2- D. Stepreth Exten.',dit 14 II pm to l 12 I 9.l: 4o tith matterdildre tinteed I to Mr. 31• Clean 8 111 4 i 33 . 33 , Wear Valley. 6 p. Ct. inia. ! ' Ceti: ti to StoettonnDar. 14 344 30 130 'Wide, "eemer,..et,S.Weym. (teamed to (-rt. s - extern 43 01 10 16 ch. Ciist r uiss SIO IS U sad 131.4yhrod ...I 61 . Macke, Perk aud Aber.i Annyt Ithirag ti 6'l ARCA. 61 " 16 16 ex F.a7dAnglidilal.l6s).ip.Ct.' 2i 2 1 I. Nit - , (71. 17... j 7 per IR Cote: o lamativa Catena,' I 6 per Ct No. 1 par Ipm 611 Ditto do. No. 1: par pm jDX New 4 per Gent. ',toe. 101 Il $ East-Coies.Ser:ppLdp.Ct 16 16 .Edinourgla, ream, and' Dundee, 51 per Lest ... t dls .pr Gnat Nor: SADO per Cent, 1,7 131 GalitninWe.dro(l)Endialag 1 pm tancashire&Yorlia. t 3.4 1 11 Ala leedakTblesk.4,erCt.NeS dondois,l3riebt.,&l4.Cesst,' I Pre!.speret.4..ek,l33W from CA share., C— Ditto New guar. I. per CI. 136 139 London& Stl.W...t. ro New 21 slys 1iu...971.0.0t1.....e.V.1.N0l 19 14 Do. New Lid . I 11l 121 Do. NA 311.11..a.:C0n5.8.&13.6p.Ct 132 134 Nortulk Laten...un 17 IS Do. 51 per Cent. Guar. 41 41 North Britian 41 le n di asked. Worcester, sn yloaltyr.,Sl4.4lp . ;r9 . cia: 11 11 pm 11 11; 13 15e 14 13 Shrewv.lBCutsler(Nor.W. Min.; 8 per Cent... ...i South Devon ... York, Netrhtst!e.k Ot.Notth of Eng.pureh. .Ditto Ditto . . Yak3N.YW.i3.& J In I 4 1 1 dii it.yrAlrFt. FOtiEGN 20 Boulogne aiUlen7e7; 20 Caere'' trance (Vienna' II 'Dutch ilhenian 14 ,Beat Indian .. 3 Gnat Indlan Peninsula.. 21 Do. 23 Marla AntOnla 71 Do. do. New ... 20 'Namur and Liege IS Northers of Frame . S Orleans and Swami .. 10 Pane and Orleans 10 Pada wed loos IS , Paris and altreiggwarg S• Rouen end Haws 20 Seinben and lame 13 Tours and Nantes ....- .... 91 9 171 II II Idle li 1 pa pa 4 9 % II 1 $ I 7 9 i i 7i 8 146 131 4 36 dls 13 87 83 M 3 41 as 10 10 3 6 $ Sidle 6 26 ELOPEMENT.—We have to record an elopement this week; the gentleman from Althorpe, the lady from the Burringham side of the Treat. The parties were mar ried at Hull, which is a kind of Gretna - green for all run away matches from Lincolnshire. In this case, it is said, steps will be taken to try the validity of marria ges thus so lemnised. They have been of such frequent occurrence lately that both the Archbishop of York and the Bishop of Lincoln have been applied to for their interference to check I the Bull clergy.— I orkshire Casette. 1(A - _41is 6 6104.1! MINES. (Don tee II y Nero.) SATURD•T EITNINO. The market for miring shares during the week has again been characterised by a good deal of activity. A steady demand has been experienced for shares in many of the improving adventures, and generally a considerable amount of business has been done at rising or firmly (sustained prices. The largest bar gains have occurred in Alfred Consols at from 181 to 19, the medium price, 184, being about the present quotation. Information having been received in town to-dav that a rich course of ore has been cut in Tregorifan at the 30 fathom level, the shares were in great demand, and the price went rapidly up from 74 to 10, at which it was bethre quoted, to 101 to 15. Dining the week Lewis shares have risen It., and Iferodsfoot 30s. to 2/. Higher prices have also been paid for Tremayne, Trelawney. East Gunnis Lake, Bedford United, and Trefusis. The only exceptions are Devon Consols, which show a fall of about 4/. as comixned with last Saturday's prices, and South Curadon, which are rather worse. the prices at which actual business has been eon eluded have already been given by us in the course of the week. Appended is the general list of this day's quotations : Devon Great Consols, 306, 310 ; 1 Tresanyne, 25 ; West Alfred, 23 ; Lewis. 211, 22 ; 1 West Pro , idence, 82, 85 ; Treviskey, 215 ; South Francis, 300 ; Crane and lkjawsa, 20; llodnun Con sols,s ; Trelawney, '151; Mary Ann, 61; West Camdon, 111, 120: South . Curadon, 117 ; South Tolgus, 160; West Francis, 224; Garreg, 2; Merllyn, 4; Ilerods foot, 16, 17; East Tolgus, 12 ; East Gunnis Lake, 11, 2; Bedford United, ; Bryntail, 174, 18; South Titular, 21; West Towan, 13 ; Esguir Lli, 51; Lamherove, 9 ; South Tolgus, 160, 16.3; Tregor dan, 74, 10, 104, 11; Condurrow, 112 ; Comfort, G 3; East Fratnei4, 2; East Bas-ett, 19; Grumbler, 47 ; Sydney Godolphin, 2:`, ; Trifusis, 10. In foreign shares, Cobre, 3 74 CoPiaP% 71; Comes, 14, 2 ; United Mexican, 4,1; San tiago, 7. 8. 'fhe following parcels of lead ore were sold at liotywell, on the 10th instant Tons. C. s. d. Marsivrerwdda Coetis Ups Iletalra Ditto Deep Level Talaere Ditto I.loe Me rllvn lO Ilwlefigwyn bo Black Craig 52 1231 At Itedruth, on the loth instant, 2,983 tow of copper ores were sold, awl realised 14,9a10. ; totul produce of the differtnt mines: Tons. Cara IS: a £3,189 16 6 Tywarnhay le Maneekulte 594 2,1-16 8 6 14 heal Buller 372 2,419 3 6 Allred Consoh Par Consuls Levant l4B 406 16 0 I'ollxrruw West Wheal Treasury lO2 I:01 5 0 Wet Wheal Scion Willington Mines 9O 4.5) 1 6 Wheal Unity Cowls Wheal Agar Minks l'oint West Wheal Providence 3l 313 6 6 South Wheal Sp• •1 Wheal Friendship l3 48 15 0 East Criunis Total 2,983 .. £11,9.50 2 The next sale; will take place at Itedruth on the 21st instant, consisting of 3,103 tons, uud uu the 2tith of 2,3-13 ton.;, RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. LtewurooL, APRIL 12. —Our share-market to-day has been rather dull; qu.dations v anode Insect' la the few trAnsotiens t•ffeeted. Ambrrgate und East June on, 34 51.—Lbleduninn, 11. INltto (pier. chorea;, d 2 01—East Lowish Iq-E.Ft awl Ws at Yorkshire, 11 1 la—Lvteashircl4ll.l Toekshire, 59 I ilto ,(Ifth shares) • d —Ditto ( 20 / 1. shares), ISt—Lydon and North Western, 1:5--DItto (new shares), 541 5 p.—Ditto (fifth shares). 31 p.— Danehesier, bilefnuld, and LiLeon, all I—l litto (1 shoes 1 —7l till 10331,13 j 131- Ditto (pm. Ekhares), 11 i t 128--Ditto 01.1 111• W pref.), r0;11 —Ditto (I shares), 14 14 ; 14.1.—South Pastern and Dover, 2 0 1 —York and North 311 d and, 20; --Great Southall and Western (lei ), 42; 42, —Tours , dl,l Nantes, 901. M.tN('llPorEa, APRII. 12.--We have had an average amount et husinem 0e the day of the week, and prices hams been Judy mail twined. Leeds Mock have been done at 4; London • at I:271- Last 1... n. sslitre, 111, c. 17; Sheffield, Ducts., 20 13-10, the rernaleing boti•e•-• we' In smalier ft.wks. LEEns, Aril 12.—Searly all tli.• business done on Change todlas has been in toe .1 Ines. '1 he quotation. do not rury Dom theve o) yesterday. Meyers are excemliugly few in number. Clash,. sale/. : —Lot LtiLevshires, 161; East and West Yorkshire Pref.. 51 ; Lent+ and Thirsk ( In., 11 prem.; North Westerns, 10) died Whartlves, 0.1. the. DI use 1N01111.31, Arun. 12.—This market was languid to day, seal piers were rather receding. North Stafford. eluded at hi 7 dis.•, sad Nlitainds at 611 Iltostut., Arun. 12.—Our market was not so aetiuB the brokers being busied in pr. par.. Lon 1 4 . Monlny's Recount. TT; sale. concluited were but few, sears requiring higher rates than buyers., aptd di.: l ll . od to a iv.. t'.li al n, APRIL 12.—Vers:ailles (right bald.), 170; ditto Aloft bank?, 171 25; Paris and Orleans, 810; Paris and Rsuen, LIS; Ilaniellho and Avis•non, 2111; stra , bourg and Bale, 151 an; Cemre, 4,8 25; Boulogne and Amiens :211t1; Ndobern, 478 75 Paris and Strasbourg, 375; boons and Nantes, 281 25; 2lontereau aLd Troyes, 58 75; at. Germ An. ••9 • 73. THE LATE SAR.%II Cliesn.tm.—Considerable sen sation has been occasioned by the exhumation and abstrae tisin of the body of Sarah Che.ham, who was executed a short time back. In accordance w ith the sentence, her body was delivered up to her friends, who conveyed it in a coffin to Wiz, near (layering, for interment. the clergyman was understood either to lime refused to read the service over the remains, or to allow them sepulture in corm ' crated ground ; and the friends of theculprit, consequently, had n grave made, within which they laid the body, they hoped only temporarily, their desire being that it should receive Christian burial. To their surprise the grace has been opened, and the coffin and body have been carried off. The circumstance is shrouded in mystery, and has caused much excitement. NiMrNETT MtlIDF.R.—The execution of John Wills and John Smith, who were convicted at the last Taunton Assizes for the murder of William Wilkins at Is;)inrinett on the Bth of February last, will take place on the 21st, at Taunton. Since their conviction the prisoners have paid great attention to the advice of the rev. chaplain, and both have acknowledged the justice of the sentence. Thee, however, state that they had no intention of murdering the man, but that it was done on the spur of the moment, in consequence of Wilkins's resistance. TIIE CONVICT MARY CLARK.—This unfortunate young woman, who was convicted at the last Bury assizes of the murder of her infant, still remains in Ipswich gaol, and should no reprieve be received she will he executed on the 33rd inst. It is, however, generally believed that she will not be hung, it hying alleged that at the time she com mitted the crime she was labouring under an attack of fever. The way in which the unfortunate woman perpetrated the murder—namely, burying the child alive—seems to ',ear out this belief. A statement of the whole case has been submitted to Sir George Grey, but up to Friday night no answer had been received. DARING ROBBERY UNDER TUE SOUTII-WEiTERN RAILWAY.—On Thursday night a gentleman, who was going down the South-NV cetera Railway, proceeded from the York-road along Vine-street, and over the private foot path belonging to the company, for the purpose of getting to the booking-offices. To reach the latter place it was ne ces.ary to pass under an archway the entire width of the station. Scarcely, however, had the gentleman gained the middle of the arch when he was seized by five men who pinioned him, and one man placed his hand ever his mouth to prevent him from giving an alarm. They then took away his watch and 12/. in money, and they gave him a violent blow in the face which nearly stunned him. They then got over the fence into Granby-street, and made their escape before the police knew anything of the outrage or robbery. Owing to the sudden attack and speedy Bight of the robbers but a very imperfect account can be given of their persons to the police. EILThNSIVE FIRE IN THE NEW FOREST.—On Monday evening, as Mr. Chancy, of Stanwood Farm, was giving some instructions to one of his men about the next 's work (all the rest had left the premises), he noticed y a light in the barn. Fearing the worst, he ran to the house for the key ; on opening the barn-door he found the whole was in a blaze. There was a fresh wind from the north-east, which carried the flames to the stables and ricks. The whole of the former, with eight horses and three fat oxen, were consumed; the barn with sixty quarters of corn, five ricks of corn, to pigs; nearly 200 head of poultry, a vast quantity of far ing implements, &c. The granary, though in the midst of the flames, es caped, as did four ricks and the farm-house, but the fur niture was much injured by removal. It is much feared that the fire was not accidental. The labourers looked on ' with apathy; some, indeed, stole a barrel of beer, and cut slices from the burn bullocks . bullocks. The whole country for miles round was lit upMr the flames. 211 1 a i 1. 1 f ill t 12 111 32 MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two oTt.ocx. The English stock market has been very buoyant to-day. The upward movement, based upon the demand fur investment, which we have noticed as likely to occur, has at length sensibly set in and prices are now quoted at an advance of 4 on the in,.. proved figures of Saturday. Consols opened 4 higher than on Saturday, at 971 to 1 for money, and 971 to for tho account ; they were last transacted at 97'1for both, and are now called exactly 074, and 974 to resixTtivelv. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. have beeii a good deal inquired for, and Bank Stock has also realised a better price. The official report of business is as fol lows : Three per Cent. Consols, 97, ; ditto for acct., 971,1 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 96; ' ; New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 9 7 !, 98, 97-1, 981; Long Annuities, 1t460, 7 5-16,''-; ditto 30 Team, 18419, 74; Bank Stock, 2115, 211 ,'2 ' 1'2; India :hock, 264, 262. The Exchequer Bill market is quiet, but firmer, and the quotation is Is. higher, being now 545. to 575. prem. India Bonds mark 60s. to 113 s. piem. The transactions in the foreign bond market show a slight increase over the average of last week, but the aggregate operations arc still unimportant. Arrangements preparatory to the settlement of the fortnight's account are beginning to attract some degree of attention, but they will not be extensive, as there has been very little speculation in this department of late. Prices generally are quoted without alteration. Mexican Bonds continue depressed, and Spanish! Actives have been sold at a further fractional decline.' Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cen ts. and 1 tallish stocks, on the other hand, have been Hien up at improved rates. The ha .iness of the day is: Belgian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 93. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 55. BaniehThree per Cents., 1823, 761; ditto Five per Cents., 1011, 21. Four per Cent. Dutch Certificates, 90, .. Mexican Bonds, 33; ditto for the new account of the 30th of April, 331. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, 85; ditto for account, 85. Portuguese Four per Cents., 341. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 99,t, 99, 1. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 184 ; ditto Three per Cents., 391, Venezuela Two-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 32. SATURDAY EVEN INC/. The discount market has undergone no change this week. Moiay is abundant, and business being slow, good poise is scarce, but rates are unaltered. All arc looking forward to the movement to take place after Easter. Foreign rates of discount may be quoted as int lows :—Adcluide 25 per cent.; Amsterdam, 2 per cent.; Antwerp, 2 to 4 per cent.; Bourbon, 6 per cent.; Bordeaux, 4 per cent. ; Brussels, 1 per cent.; Calcutta, 11 per cent.; Ceylon, 9 to 10 per cent.; Copenhagen, 3 per cent.; Fniukfort, 11 per cent.; Hamburg, 11 per cent.; Ilavie, 4 per cent.; Mean nail, S to 9 per cent. ; Madrid,6 per cent.; Marseilles, 4 per cent.; New York, 6 to 7 per cent.; Paris, •1 15. r cent.; Peru, 24 per cent.; Philadelphia, .5 to 6 percent.; Rotterdam. 21 per cent.; Rio Janeiro, 7 per cent.; Trieste, 41 to 41 per vent.; San Francisco, 0 per cent.; St. Petersburg, 51 to 61 per cent.; Yafparaiso, 12 per cent.; Vienna, 5 per cent. The Bunk of England returns exhibit a decrease of 339,523/. in the bullion. It was reported before that this decrease would be tiamtl in the returns, and it is partly attributable to the Cupe remittances. At present the supply of bullion is slack, and the demand considerable, while the accumulation inParis continues ; but the turn is contidentlyexpeetedonore particularly us considerable remittances are now being made din et from the United States to France. It is' nut unlikely that a further decline may be expe rienced in the returns published on Friday, but this will be restored in the subsequent return by the ar rival of the West India mail steamers now due. According to the official returns published in the aitzette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks in Englund and Wales during the week ending the 29th of March, was 3,1017,87.1/. In the week preceding the amount was 3,399,619 f.; there is, consevently, an increase of 77,2634 The note circulation of the joint-stock bunks l during the same week was 2,78a,55u., and the pre ceding week's return being 2,706,7811., the increase is shown to be 79,103/. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which, in the week in question, was 18,962,1331. (king 467,8151. more than the week previous), we find the aggregate note cir culation of England and Wales to be ::3,215,8931., which shows an increase of 621,1731., as compared with the returns for the preceding week ending the 22nd of March. . . . As regards the filed issues, the private banks were 1499,1;62/., and the joint stock bunks 621,1031. below the amount authorised to be issued. The amounts of the Bunk of France for the week ending Thursday, April) 10, slug. the following results (2.5 francs for IL): Bullion £21,6.56,024 !ncretuto £72,410 Bullion on deposit '101,326 Decrease . 282 Circulation I'ublic deposits Private deposits 4,411,1F6 Deereusu 10,326 Bills discounted 4,826,097 Decrease 116,675 Government securities 7,024,467 Decrease 1,625 The statement of the Bank of Berlin up to the 31st of March is as follows :—Coin andbu11i0n,2.676,8101. Bills of exchange, 1,262,160/. Savings hank depo sits, 1,6-19,59. W. Circulation, The bullion market here is unchanged, with little doing, but in Paris bar gold and silver have slightly risen. The imports of bullion this week arc upwards of 100,000!., by the Asia, from the United States. The exports include 80,01.10/., by the 'feNiot, to the Brazils, and 3,6901., by the Peninsular and Oriental steamer Madrid, to Lisbon. . . The amount of the previous metals exported direct front the port of London during the week, ending Thursday last, we learn front official sources, was 4,258 ounces, and 53,500'. in gold, and 89,225 ounces of silver shipped as follows :—Silver bars, to Rotter dam, 63,000 oz. Silver coin : To Belgium, 21,625 oz. ; to Hamburg, 1,600 oz. Gold bars to Dunkirk, 2,000 oz. Gold coin to the Cape of Good Hope, Cape de Verde, and Sierra Leone, 51,500/. ; to Boulogne, 2,0001. ; to Madras and Calcutta, 300 oz. ; to Ham burg, 600 oz, ; to Belgium, I,3ss oz. The total value of these exports is about 92,0001. ENOLltill YV 114111 k .teet, 211 12 uer CL Red. Ants.. 934 1 Bps/Meow. Maw., 971 701tC10: S per Ct. Awqr;sn bowls. 41 per 0. lids. I:uadt.l,2 4 1I per Cent.. 6 per L_ lirszlhan bds. Utto Ntw, 83 8 8 KILL Ituee444 Apes.. SS 7 Bper C;. 4 1111sw 14.1..,192 4 Put* 1010101.. I.tf. Ooltunbilio E4u4 lot I4Bw. 31 4 Eat EL 188.48.‘ 1t44. 748 23 per et. Dateb bds., 38) 9 4 per Ct. buten tWris..ll.4 frO LATEST FOREI( NlK—Tete Der. 3 pvr Ct. Ace.. 971 3 r MI kisellequer Isela,94e. to 57e. N 1 per Ct.4lreruple 84.. 17i 19} (morale Deferred D4O . 3 per CI Mel 33 1 Peru, an lib 1544 Portu.preee Convent I. 3 er UlO., 1:Itto Srantsb lel,. 19 t 9 per sliaai.h HU.. 39 Do. Deferral Ditto evolve tele.4/ 93 21 pre Ct. Vereneeis bolt. 32 3 I "Masses Deferral Boole, 12 13 nIT EXCHANGES. • 11 S 7 70 03 SO Vor Account. PARIS, Aran If.' ~as Wiliest. Lowest. Closing. 3 per Cents. 3 per cents . 25 93 13 3 per Cent& New Lot .f ... ... ... ... 3 per Cents. Do i ... , ... ... ... 4 ;we Ceuta. Estanangs on Lando*: at sight, 25 24; 90 days. 24 83. Belgian, S, 1810 lO2l Money. Naples Routes 9B 75 Money. Do. 3, 1162 — ... Roman Loan, 1850 ... 76 ... Do. 44 — Do. do. 8650 ... 764 ... Do. te — Treasury Bonds 4 ... Piedmont sp. Cents. 61 40 B.ude Shares MADRID, APRIL B.—Three per Cents., 3.5 i ; after Bolas, 364 cash, 3.54 paper. Four per Cents., 13 . Five per Cents., 154; after Doha, 154 cash, 154 paper. oupons, 74; after Boise, 74 cash, 74 paper. Pamives, 5 15-16 ; after Boise, 15-16 cash, 6 paper. Bank of St. Ferdicuutd, 100 cash. Exchange on London, 51.35. Bzatirs, APRIL 12.—Voluntary Loan, 1051; New Loan Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 102 ; National Debt,Bsl ; Com. inertial Marine Society's Premium, 130 ; Bank Shares, 96f. VIINNA, APRIL 11.—Five per Cent. Metalliquee, 961; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., ditto, 83. Bank. Shares. 1228. Ezchange on London, 12.69. COMZERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-TIM DAY. The public sales for to-morrow are rather large, vie.: Sugar, 11,000 bats Mak:itius, 5,000 bugs of Bengal, 2,000 hags Madras, and 10 hhd.s. Barhadoes ; Coffee, 200 eadis plantation Ceylon, and 230 bs:les Mocha ; Saltpetre, 1,000 bags ; Pimento, 500 bags. The private contract markets have WI inactive, and prices remain nominally the saute as Friday. OILS.—Seal, pale, 31/. 10s. ; straw, 321. lAs.; browd and yellow, 3'2/.; Sperm, SI/. to SW. ; Hembnatter, 981.; Cod, 351.; South Sea, 30/. Os. to 311. Os.; Olive Galipoli, 411.; Spanish and Sicily, 391. to 401.; Palm, 2.91. to 30/. ; Ceeoa-nut, 291. to 33/. ; Seed, rape, pale, 35/. ; Linseed, 331. ds. TALLOW MARKET.—TITIS DAY. ___ The market is steady, at tOs. 6d. for this month, and at 394. &I. for May. The pre,ent range of quotati o ns is: Town Tallow, 2165. 6d. • Pctemhurg Y. C. on the spot, 401.; April, .10s. 6.1. ; last three months, tt9s. 9.1. I'ANTICCLAItI OV TALIAIIV.—(IIto DAT) I 1619. I 111".8. 1851. Mock thts day Casks J 27. 274 I $0,44a laet week Do.lrmn 114 June Du. from let June Prioc Y. this ..IA) pee ewt bo. Town '2iii - i,iii ins,sso 00,06 i U RI. 37.. Od. 416. Od. 3 , 1.. 1.1. Pt; nu,: SALES advert April 16, 60 brk. Pot and Oil ; Thursday, April 17, American Tallaw, 150 caul 34,934 1,379 35,443 __ 52 0 64. . 192, 406 41.. 0.1. used Cur the week: Wednesday, Pearl Ahhes, 50 casks Cocoa Nut 200 casks and 100 boxes South ks Australian. MARK-LANE-TILLS DAY. The supply of English Wheat at market this morning was only moderate, and the offers front the coast were like wise to a limited extent ; the trade, nevertheless, ruled dull, and the fact of Monday last were maint,intsl with difficulty. The transactions in foreign Wheat were of a rrtail character, at late roes. The millers reduced the nominal top-price of town-madu Flour ls. per sack. French Flour sold sold slowly, without any change in value. li Burley was in short supply, and the quotations of this day sennight were supported. The arrivals of foreign Oats during the past week ex ceeded 30,2(10 qrs. The market basing previously been rather bare of supply, factor; succeeded in maintaining pre sinus prices. The Large dealers, however, refrained from purchasing, in the expectation of being able to buy on easier terms tow anls the expiration of the vessels lay-days. Beans and ryas were quite as dear. Cluverseed was more inquired for, and last week's prices were iu some cases rather exceeded. lIRITISII 016111ropi per Qr. WIILLT, 1.:0•Ci S: Kent .. red 20 to 21 to 42 . Mute, 40 to 42 to 44 Norfolk and 5a1f01k...., 31 to 36 to 41... du. lIS to 42 to 44 Talavera (Peer or 9010,18) Cambridge& Liam:sued 32 to 39 to 42 . white, 28 to 4. to 41 Rio. new — ll 00 - old, 24 to 28 Bottum, feeding Molting — 21 4A 26...thevalor *2,W 7.9 . tine 30 MALT OATS Ellgligi, Led lB to 20 block IN to 10 Datil 1946014 2O to 21 potato 2O to 22 9 rota St Scottli, kid 111 to 20. .potato Irl9ll, feed... ...... .. 16 to 17 to 19...n40k ....... , l7 to IS Ditto. potato '9 to 21 Pau, pry 23 to 25. maida . .'C to 28 laue 29 to 32 imperial 36 ;.., 38 Whqo 24 . to 25 .. G 1 . 111.1.6 26 to 28 Buis, Mautagan N to 27... tick 23 to V.. oW 47 to 21 Harrow V to 2•J . mull 28 to 30 _obi 31 to 33 TARO, flew %Ain to --new sinter to --...01d I , Itartrodo, new 80 to SO Ctocano.to, Per cwt, red.. 40 to Ato 58... white. ..... ...40 to iu t .4 LINWEACL. CANA" I otT thousand B:9 to .1:3 10 P , r tack of 246646 Roca, town itut delivered II to 39...11r, boosebultl .. 31 to 14 Nurfu.4 Awl outikAk 11; to Al...whites 2t4 to 31 FoRKIGIN. /haling} per qr. Witrae, Darazic kunip4Aerg 42 to 44 Soo 40 to 43 runtotaur.m. 40 to 42 ..Itomock 14 to 45...36.4112 32 to 4D !French.... 37 to 40...11antAttrit ...NI to 40 to 42 Ittooton— ...... 37 to 37. .Eityptian "1 to 24 I.)..nubc 34 to 36...t3ki0a 31 to AI 21 to 21 21 to 23 28 to 33 14 to II 17 to 11 :6 toff 15 1.3 17 , 2u to n 33 to 27 23 to It ... YU to ...., WTI! HaaLt.v. *clog .... Laa 111.4 ......... •••••••• Oast B.us43n ...... l'utneraseas asd Stralsund Sorediah and MASA ao 4'7.0111111mA Dutch, feed Ditto. bets. Bus', tkk 23 to 25.. u!d Fula Egi I Vat% l9 to 31 .Tuscuay li i.; N gays grey White 23 13 to 23...botbera Tome, old. 22 to 24...0ew .3 to ad...lsrp lo to 33 LIAaEII., Mlle awl Ittivlsa. 4l to 411 31editerraneaaaad Odcrs2 Warg.ran 44 to 34 ..Ilranseed .... 33 to 36 CILOVI'I,4O.IO, ri4l ..per girt. 32 to 12 to 51 white 3l toll Ito•asaao LAKES .......... ..... .....tneardutn, per ton, ll 10 to LI 13 Per Barrel ef 1211162. rwea, American..„................. 21 lo 22...Canadiaa lartrio lto 22 "lambing 2l to 21 II eIICII, ger sick of 28iilbs. 27 to at, to 33 £9IItIVAI.2 L• 4111 LONDON 1 , 11011 7th APRIL to 12th APRIL. Oro. liandish. ticotoh. kleh. lorrlon. Whow 2281 23 1 1 4102 Barley 1346 I 21 1 Oats... ..... .. 750 245 • 1113 •• 723322 lloar, 0267 sack.. ; bangle. Walt, 7156. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Carr's Ilartley, 14s. ; Moor, 131.94.; Walls Ent' Od.; Walls Lad Braddyll's, I.ls. ; Walls End Ilasat 11, 15s. 94. ; Walls End "Etton, 14s. Od. ; Walls End;Landn..a, 15s. od. ; Walls Lad Stt wart's, 15s. Od.; Walt.; Ead Teta, 144. 01.—Ships at market, 102. SOUTIIWARIL POTATO MARKET—TIIIS DAY- The fresh arrivals the last week hare hism limited, but quite equal to the demand, which is very dull. The Mlluw- I jog are this day's quotations :—York ILeKr iits, 80s. to 905.; Scotch ditto, 711 s. to 80s.; Scotch cups, 00s. to ios. ; Cant bridgeshire and Lincohishirs &lents, 60s. to 80s.; Freud' whites, Ws. to 60s. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. There arc not quite so many Beasts as of late ; however, the supply is fully equal to the demand, and prices are no better. We have a larger number of Sheep ; trade is ex ceedingly dull, at lower prices. There is a demand for choice Lambs and in a few instances rather Inure than ea. is obtained. Good Calves are still in request, but for other kinds trade is very dull. From Germany and Hot land there are 333 Beasts, 633 Sheep, GO Calves, awl 70 Pigs. Scotland, 300 Beats; Norfolk and Suffolk 2,300; awl 100 from the Northern and Midland Count ies. 1 Por ,touo of alba .. d... o. Der stone of Fits. a. I. P. d. lkst 5:0... lion:fordo.. 3 . 3 8 Dolt 10)6. 11 f. 18.18. Sh 31. 4 • Itest Stu,. l.mw .... . 3 4 3 6 Hest Lon: wool, &own) quality /4336“.. 3 6 3 0, Do. do. Shorn 3 4 3 d Cabe ... ..... ...... 3 0 4 4+ Elvt4 awl .4..0,4 ou wily 3 4 J d 1686 .... .. ....... .... 2 8 3 8 Do. do. oho.) .... tk-4 Dni Ilnif brock 11.1.26 as ta.ark.ct. 3,723; se.p and lAmln, 23.77 v; C 0320% 1114 Pi" 410., THE CAPE MAILS.—The I'ropontis, new screw steam vessel, is hourly expected at Plymouth with mails from the Cape of Gaud Hope, &c. The Iluspherous, Cap tain J. V. Hall, arrived in Plymouth on Sunday morning, from London, preparatory to her sailing with the mails for St. Helena, Sierra Leone, and the Cape of Good Hope. The Ilospherous was about 35 hours running from black wall to Plymouth. Her coal was commenced to lie put on board immediately alter her arrival, and she will sail on Tuesday the lsth. Nearly all the herbs in the BoAphicous are taken up. Some of the passengers joined her at Lon don, but the major part will du so at Plymouth. She is a very ting vessel, and her fittings and arrangements arc well adopted to secure the comfort of passengers. THE POPULATION OF SOUTII43IPTON, ACCORDING ---- - TO TUE CENSCS it 4T TAKEN, is very nearly 31,000. Tho population of St. Mary's parish in that town (Lund Guild ford's parish), about the ecclesiastical revenues and malad ministration of which so much has been mid in the public Journal., is rather more than 21,000. The number of in habited houses in Southampton is about 5,350. The average number of inhabitants for each hou-e is rather more than six person+. The population of Southampton, according to the census in 1841, was rather more than 27,0 00. SEA VERMIN ItAILWAY.—The committee of ship owners of the port of Sunderland have memorialised tho Board of Trade to impose some greater restriction than at present exists on the Great Northern Railway, in the con veyacce of coal to the London markets, which, if permitted to continue, will have a serious effect upon the shipping interest of the coal trade, and destroy that nursery for Bri tish seamen which was to be found in the colliers. The Commissioners of the Board of Trade have expressed their inability to interfere in this particular instance, urging that the suNeet was applicable to all railways, and that they would direct their attention to the grievance in any future Inmut RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—The following arc the lad returns of the pots receipts of the principal railways : Nsarnaas.—Prom April 2 to April 8: Paramus, 190,136 f.; goods, 207,216 f.; total, 397,3521. itouca.—Proen March 30 to April 5: Passengers, 62,4671. ; goods, 79,443 f.; total, 141 9161. Navas M —Prom arch SO to April : Panniers, 21,950 f. ; 'goods, 34,2713.; total, 56,221 f. ORLIWIL—Yrom March 1. to April 6 : Pairtnearer 33,324 f.; Boot* 117,432 f. ; total, 200,667 f. Loaolacz.—Prom March 31 to April 6: Plisemgenl• 32,240 f.; goody 44,1544; total, 76,390. Visaaos.—Prom March 31 to April 6: Passenlers, 43,8764; goo* 4646 , 7 . i. ..; total, 91,943 f. a—ftrens March 31 to Aprll6: Am mer% 14,0391.; goods, 14,9,91.; lout, 29.9786 Narrrsi.—Prom March 19 to April 4 : P• 01110016 ,170484; roods. 15,457 f.; totl., 33,013. Brauscrao.—Trcat April 2 to Aprll6 : Pentagon, 71,2441.; goods. akatit. ; BALL—PIM March 24 to March 30 : Plasengtos. 19,2441:; poly 33,3986; total. 4L74.23. mninmarro.—frm Muth Mtn slab ; P10011 21 2 2 .212b1L ; 1•222 t 17.924 L ; total, 36.535 L ILTOMIL—Prom March 23 to March Protnitav, 93,191 f.; gooda. 113.6921.; total, 119,2241.