The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-07 00:00:00

. . . . . Ld e c 7: 144...... ...Z ..... / I;td, • 4., . - 7 /I_,e--.4,...e_5e1105..5.... : -. 4 1 • 1 Tx14,11 rts;s. ~. No. 1,780.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1852. [THREEPENCE. .---,--- . ---- - }FEAT of COBDEN'S AMENDMENT on the MILT •I L A.14'6154 JERROLD EDITS LLOYD'S 'lax co.'. NEWsPAPER.-TM Masher kw SUNDAY P IRELAND. DUBLIN. MAT 6. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. I MONEY MARKET . - THURSDAY EYRNI3IO. Dublin and Belfastaunction Irish South Eastern Cork and Bendel% 172 ..., 197 147 .... 35 MINES. THURSDAY EYES two. Waterford and Limerick 307 .... 3:13 With the exception of a very active market for 11112‘t.1. 4 ";„1:7',., ; , 1 1 11. 1 r - mas ,.: 4 -zr„llll7,=-, pre l ' i th e 'r The men, Owen and Francis . Kelly, tried at the An increase of firmness was perceptible in the eer ia * by ~u.., 7.• -, t Veldt telegraph , and other memo iaprd- late Monaghan special commission foe the murder of Business in shares t o d ay is neselyq T u w io o t, o ;in C d eo p c;it ic.es I English stock market this morning, and an iulvance - ,übert shares and an advance in price without Fa r reio... The number fur Sualoy beat will also emu* ; . -- e. al Batumi, were brought up yesterday before the_ . re yes 1. of r cent. was temporarily established, but in the TIIIS DAY. Believe there has been no material alteration in nit:es. 4I .s for Slimiclre otter for the Pee* Mirk nie ,.. ,„4 6.0 .b ~;,,a , .. Lo tern!afon sellers offered more freely, and prices T wo 9 .C Loeg , quotations to-day. At the commencement of busi bm A v is. the er.e. es, A Lemil Howard, Mel _ni _. 2180 4.._1,te pleading to the indictment. Through their counsel terday. The tendency in some few cases , however , i closed at vestordav's ranee with • rather flat appear - The English funds remain stationary, with only anu both dividend and speculative stock was rather midi r, liermo a Cash Am wit, The Militia -051 b lb . wAr . uwe _ sy s`74; the plea of " Not guilty was entered. The piece at is rather in the direction of more firmness. Oxford I -.`"nsols, atter renching 991 for money': left moderato money business offering. Consuls have heavy, but an increase of purchases taking place C* Th. to iri... ni ,Die • 'matte:low h r New isaisod 4o. l4:4lol which the trial is to take place has not yet been indi- and Worcesters are heavy, and have fallen 1/. per * nen. •-• share, and Reigate' 10". off quoted only 991 to I for cash and next Tuesday, not varied from yesterday's quotation of 99: to 1 for prices became firmer, and closed about the same as money and Tuesday , and 991 to 1 fur next time. yesterday. There has been an extensive business in lOW DIA T. Lt., le ti , are. - Murder In _ __, ed. for . the 9th June. The government real ie the e.n.e el 1.. i ...ram- Fire at the Pager- nal French shares are firmer, but in this department, and 991 to ..1 a• tat .r.me in Peet-perk -Mimeo/the Bonalt. A correspondent of the Daily Express calls atten- ale°, business is inactive. broker bought again in Reduced Threes at 981, but Business is marked in the Reduced Threes at 98 ; ', 1, Spoedwell and Chiverton, and shares have advanced. i n a. a p e tlittea ..1'..10 .1 Munkr 0 . • 11 °••• of lii r."._..___ - /hrdir of tion to the singular and apparently unaccountable quietude generally pervaded the market, and specu- and 1; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., Wheal Harriette and West Wheal Alfreds have been s lr e a l ,n by Mr 111.-1 , in.l - - Gardening, he Mf. ()lenity- booms , meet SHAW AND 92003E5 17NOVAHANTSID. 100 1 ., 10 !. Bank Stock, 220, Exchequer Bills lin great demand, and the latter have advanced to greot o , %,,,,,, t • - 1117ra V Utica dtat7o,,ed s, Fire-'tram..~ am. 01 f act . that six of the eight nbbonmen lately arrested pw.tcr. he. I-LC-Ties WEEKLY LoN1)0 menial& Min a lodge iu the county of Longford, havelieen libe- 2 6. pa. Cl3llll .IF i lls!. "83 3P i s ufollows : Throe per Cent. Consols, for money, (March), fille. to 695. prem.; ditto June, 625. to 655. 375. bd. A few bargains have been done in Eil- UILWAIII. yesterny. to t pna.bricken, but the market is still heavy, with a dis gataiebsle,” , oar 'Y iiildn ta mar 3 r O W. erl°ll.l ° SL Y I! ! rated on bail, and su ff ered to go about the country. 6 9 . iand tire. yoat ,p• stomps to Mlward Lloyd, No. 11. Aka. Ise Cent. IteduCed, 981, 1. New Threo-and-a-Quarter 'he foreign stock market remains quiet, only a position to eife.it sales. Shares have changed hands letr7-4104'. Lea ia, ard MATO am copy as 'wimple, et ceder of The bail required was only 301. in some cues, and et. I l ltr am bees. - ••• ii• w w . 43 1 34 sprinkling of transactions having offered in the pro- In Merllyn , Alfred Consols, Trebarvah, 'I remayne, my ivermvader. 201. in others, with sureties fur half that amount. , saa Yea ... fIL ts per Cents., 100' , ~a, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 61: mineral securities. Peruvian stocks are flat, the Tincroft , St. Aubyn and Grylls, Trannaek and 1.10- .--________ - "II nvat,**** 9 -*** 14 1 % ditto, 30 years, 1859, 61, 9-16 ; ditto, 1860, 7, 7-16. LLISON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte able to find that amount of bail. 31 la Ithrlienheed. Cl aiMb i t - a - Miat ni. Ili 1 1l di .d.r ld' .. .tail t 1.`;',.... u • d " d m. 71 4 : 4e Ri N r" r! ,• 2 : 14. 34 , 4 !! '" 3 40 , 4 0 , 44 „, ,, T . The Curk Examiner has the following particulars 9 0 14 m all Do. ___. ... .. es fis i d l ik. Bank Stock, 2204, 2191. The quotation of the March Exchequer Bills was Actives marking 103 to 4 l, and the Deferred, 63. •sence, West Providence and Wheal Arthur without Russian are firm at 116' for the Fives and 103! alteration in price. Cultids Callington, and Vale of • I to 104 for the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. Towey are buoyant, and shares have been bought Mamba. so sti.r. Hier, am ENEtill FAIR'S. Instriunente of a disturbance, which took place yesterday morn- Sc 0 I mbibe = . .. •0i 166 13 r e °1 nominally put Is. higher, but this advance has et.. to he sold at a Coe- • • 9 4 4 lig=te b',' 7 . "'d • "" B‘n- '' ulB " I"rMint 'by Mom makers at mg, in one of the Cork Roman catholic chapels: Se all lebentee oaf lial . y%Wid .. 716 22 314 checked oTerators, and not a single transaction is re- Buenas . Ayrean Bonds mark 79 to 80, being a slight eagerly. ~.....r.,a, serond-band ones v improvement ; F.quador, 44 ; Mexican, 341; ditto Ihe following arc to-day's quotations : Cubert, 14, A disturbance of a very extraordinary nature, and which I° ,, IV, ~,D 9b1499912 , ,m k.1 11192 = Ild 13 311 corded. The June bills remain at 625. to 655. prem. few iris+ New, 28; Spanish Passives, 51 ;ditto, Old Threes, t ; Chiverton, ail, 1 ; Speedwell, 6L, 71 ; M'heal created a very great amount of excitement, occurred this - - 8 ,0 04 - ' . . g y India Bonds mark 83e. prem. . o.y wlikkiik usita l it rimase gm ,44 .. d_ay (Wednesday), in Um Cha of the Holy Trinit y. The xen Am Le i 47k ; ditto New Deferred, 211; Granada Deferred, Harriett, 375. 6d., 425. 6d.; North - Bassett, 8 4: MPO .,. .RTahli ...ts T la Aim , cools ,' s ..l u .o.kdging 11., imam* patronage he Ms for 14.. terics iltr of e lla tujr in this b aP Ollll.l e 9 6747418 ab 4 1411111 • 11.11 t a a a e I 7 - ••• t 1 91 9 The foreign securities remain utterly neglected, but comß bs rots & y tese • aims f a y er i je. . 91; Dutch Two-and -a-Half per Cents , 61a to I. which showed a little weakness to-day, the ve .........- Trannack and Bosence, 41, 5 ; Vale of Towey, 211, 221; Wheal Arthur, 12, 13, ex call ; West Wheal ee. me, see to eel the attentim et parties Meat to Roman catholic religion. Several protestant clergymen, °L ee eh mom - 9 Hai A.. Bonds receding . to 1031. The list of sales is very LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Alfred, 325. 6c1., 375. eid. ; Merllyn, 61, 7' • Alfred . • , S t ralranl r o4 visit.c. to Lemke. to M. present WELL-SELECTED and many other members of the same penuesion, attended Beta ILI/. 1 ... 64 4 4 Consols, 17, IS; Cupid, 141, 151; Calhngton, 9, 10; Ms% or ItortittloLD FURNITURE, BEDDING, and CARPETS. the lectures. This day the Rev. Mr. Maguire, R.T. Mr. g.i . a n W. e a . g m g c dlip 40 restricted, comprising only the following, viz. :-Bra- 1 . For Account. Mal pOOl, 41, 51 ; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 9, ~. ; Tin sres BEDDING dr"mem Martel 1nd1... In_,, tad, awati_;,,,Laniond on dal Woodroffe, end other protestant clergymen, occupied seats St ; all Mffit Unman .-. 17 11 rilian Old Five per Cents., 981. Danish Five per PARIS, Itax O. 1 For i 1 Ma Bathers Pananin it "" be dartii i i° 4 tire 44.1 d '" ' 9 " 4 "" r "' -- in the chapel. The Rev. Mr. Maguire during the lecture, 3ic alit IMW 15 West balla Dodo I Money. Orestes Highest I Lowell Cosine. crofts, 11, 1: Owe, 74 81; West Alfred, 30, 32": • also Miring andromm the hew patent peeress of washing. er 57 Cents., 1041. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., . 1 ,,,. ewe ,. _,ei.,,s not e s:, : 2 se , rs , u .„,....b sudear , took notes of it, and, it is said, severaitimes expremed his 1 aad Nam daalabla.,_____•••• : 2 3 de .-- --- - I'reviskey, 175, 180; c a thedral , 21, 3; East Buller, joIlltiralt1111 , • 4 Goods Mimed free within If dim. W. ill Edleburgh mill disapproval of it by shaking his head, laughing, and other fe. : 2 , ITr eek : si el Of 611, 11; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, s perorate 100 30 0 90 4 HO i s to o 25 3 ; Wheal Buller, 690 ; Straypark, 9, 111. gestures of a similar character. When the lecture had s 4, 106 0 , 443 1 0 ; 4 09 404430 _ 931. E cua d or Bonds, 41. Mexican New Three 4 4 1 A r er e :t!' ... There was a fair amount of business in the gold • concluded, and the Rev. Mr. Marshall descended from the to 1 •11 0 - Xmas= _.. i s X to per Cents., 271, 28. Peruvian Actives, 105, is do. New Loan . bg shares to-day, but the market dosed with a 'a . pulpit, the Rev. Mr. Maguire walked over to him, and put till eil Dui dieses.A.Dellwrc 6 61 li 1035. Portuguese Five per Conte. (Brazil Gua- le* o " E ta. o 00 1,01 ... : at m0 .. t. . 25 52 . 5 .; 50 . 2 .... .- !. 1,- .. into his hand • folded paper containing, it is presumed, a Isil i all De. i shaMILIMIPsret 141 1 5 as n 324. flat appearance for all descriptions. At the latest Belgian, 3, IMO lOl limey. Sept.. Bente. .. .103 Wilms= moment Ague Fries were quoted Ito 5-16 prem. ; r.., . controversial challenge. The Rev. Mfr. Marshall at once 1 ° lal "aaadhaadw"•4l"a et 4 2 ,1 1 ranter ), 1001. Sardinian Five per Conte., 96i, 1. :.• • - - .- • . aerie the paper away, and walked up towards the SUMO- 9 6/ . 0 1 : G r Aim a r re" Welli a c.a. 7 . 78 se NI i I Spanish Passive Bonds, 51 • ditto, Old Three per Ito. s, 1972 - ... llamas Loan, &PM& 964 ... 964 Do. do. 1850._ 971 ... Australasian shares receded - to Ito 1 prem. AUB- Tree s,..s sury Honda .. . - ... tralian Consols are quoted 1-10 die . to 1-16 prem.; -.. tear •, Ile war followed by the Rev. Mr. Maguire, _Whe tat II; g e , was , . _. 9 10 ma !,y atte aii mp iza te nte d r an o en n te u r nib t e h r e .w a h an o c c t udes uary voured , and al w th iew ough tbs told ße by v. is , t u ... :1 1 00 00 biLlaserideemettan.aad ,AS. 0... 7 1 2 0 . 25 73 1 i 734 I Conte., 47,,.. 1 - ; ditto New Deferred i Three per D. 1 Cents., Do. 3 214, I. Venezuelan Three-and-a-Half per Cents., pem,,,,,, e s Ip, c. d 69 se „, slimes 27 l° ••• Royal Australian Mining and Refining, For to k . . ...e. 4 1 . t in on the Stock Exchange to-day Avi P gno en n, iB 29o M ; a 6trae r 6 bou .-S ni t t . an G il e ßale nnal , 1 2:6 ' - 25 ex V .l. e ; " ( B ' il en i t cs re ( righ t3B7 70 . li. - 1 1 0 1 : 11 liaii [ow ' a nd . 911tho and inaik _...... 8 ., .. a s : S i l l i dle 5, tinned to force his way. The people in the aisle to IRI Do. West RialagGaioa 43 4 . 154 4 became excited, and a rush wee made apt chapel I ' gi LrerD w armer - - 181 13 fwoerreaccofreeunlyt, dealt Shares in the Irish Submarine Telegraph Company bank ), 344 latto Deft bank), 270 ; Paris' and Orleans, 1,145 ; Parte a.ad Rona, 77J 50 ; Rouea and Haves, 290 ; Marseillem and - dIS. to zi r.--- . :r : .. ; Yuba I . tiver, 1-16 \T 3-16 pre s n:. : s _ Mariquita, 4 prem. ; Liberty ining, 3-16 to 5-16 perm.; iesi mu importation, par to „prem. ; meioourne, par - 2 . ajr__ •".. \......._ : 4)1111 11 r .-- _.... Mr. Maguire. The acene which followed was moat ex- H. too resales., fferth.leemer. 113 Is ISM I at /to 1 prem. Orleans and Bordeaux, 612 SO; Northern. 591 50; Park and Stem- . A IIMIP"'Ms..110 1101 citing. Efforts were made by the people to nub in by the 211 : M Go. do., 4iwrss... .. st 36 jm 37f Unad States stocks continue in good demand, bum,. 565; Paris and Lyons, 613 75; To bad Santee, 367 30; Mon- to t• prem. -..... ee-sella teivau and Mime, 180 ; Dieppe end Petamp, 237 60 ; Paris (Sec ofthe chief e vestry-room d oor , and they were only kept out by the ex- ao .12 Do. Me ... ..• .. i s 4 . and a considerable businese is going forward. and iistaux, -; Beldam= and Twee. 135. N ew the canna:wit rise in Santiagos. These shares were . .." 11 7M h...... -- - - erlious of some magistrate., who happened to be present, 10 1 Do. EIMIK,IILeatI B.(C 2 0 11 o and by the police. The Rev. Mr. M•Leod, Rev. Mr. " °l l O l5 I "'" °° " Do., w A . . 9 11 " 11/. ... W . e " .. .' If 3 s a "I 4 to-day dealt in at an advance of V. on the improved -- - Present quotations are thus reported by 'elegies. D. BERLIN, MAY 4.-Voluntary Loan, 102 1; _ O'Regan, and others of the Roman catholic clergy who 6 0 isa De„ gin _ _ Bell, Son, and Co.: Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 102 4 , ditto rates of yesterday, being last called 12 to 13. The 3 1. 1 n Bedecniable. Divi.tends. Priam. 1852) ,102 1; National Debt, 891 • Commercial Ma market value of this mine has consequently nearly OR WATERING GARDENS, DISTRI. pens:: 'eerie L VOIR& BREWERS' usr., ETC.- ATI • r % UI.CAN I -ED IN DIA.LU ling uose.rier.s. F wee! resent got around the Rev. Mr. Maguire, and used 55 • all lontkodrryk Enniskilko le• I 4 r utmost efforts to protect him from the violence of the 35 1111 Manda.liew•and Hann , . 2 5 24 Pr ople, which seemed at one Sem to be meat formidable. "ti ISO nanok i lltafonLlooolora. Idi 24 5 2f j 31 4 111 United States 5 per Ct. BM. Ditto, 6 per CI . Bda , Do. 6 per Ct. do 1033 Jam ailVal7 ° 2 " tine Society's Premium, 125: ; Bank Shares, 102. 1862 Jan. and duty 104 - nee Jon. and July 1104 1101 VIENNA, MAY 5.-Five per Cent. Metallirlues, doubled within a fortnight. pocks LINE 11 ANcti.li (..... Li a m., ad Manuf a cturer, Gtr. All their exertions, however, did sot save the rev. gentle. et. 5 c,,, e , 41 D a . man e . dildnal . •ynna .. „ i d 40 2 5 dla 79 (41 Ile. 6 per Ct. mock 1667-1853 Jan. and July 106 : 01 4 CP. New Loan (A), 951; (B), ditto 1091. our man from receiving MOW marks of violence, one w. ! 100 Do. gw o C so kb,;6 7 9: 39 Do. 6 per Cent. St oc k 5e g.. r0 _...1. L caion. Term Pipes am well adapted for Wilma, gsr. 374 93 m sad-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 851. Bank Shares, 1,271. 40.... (+asylum liquid smear., meals( beer and eider, and all per. o f hi s ~e , ksiaahieslMMlL It was some time so , 47 1 Midland Oren Weeterntl; - - New York State S per Cents. Penasylvania 5 per Ct. Stock - Feb. and Aug.au ssj Exchange on London, 12.22. p m , s ane a pe.beilv iowd waterproof and &alba 91pe is re. wen ( he t among the people,. who naturally Lit I al.; Newmark= .... ... . 10, 111 104 I The market for gold mines remains flat, and there smut. They or Paittnintlf "aaabla fa ! daaaalraaa sad are kepd deemed t hat am insult of a t had been offered to If 10 Newport, Aborgemaay, Ohio 6 per Ceuta 1550 Jan. and July 101 102 . grove 1111 tIfeMADRID, MAY 1.-Three per Cents. Consols, 434; liagiseeps: du tiuse.heeere ace osa=bet or geld water lia., y in eLktto G per C en t . "sue Su. N. 15. Viikaniseil ladia-rabber Hale, /tad ap the congaed:l9Bot their religion, could be entirely allayed, I and Herstio4... .... 35 3 dia 54 I Maryiand 6 per et. Sterling Bdu - Jan. end Ally eel egi a ft er Boise, 4 9-16 c. New Three per Cents ., 22 ; RI 7i Newry and InaliklUsa... - -only 1 prem. Granada shares have fallen to 3-16 to w a w a*, pie, tt d afombee complete. with union fends reedy so and the chapel cleared. NOM teeeMlt ~. .. . ... 33 U 54 6 %%mania 6 ter ()MG ins eia.ana ear 11 / 944 after Boise, 21 15-16 c. National Debt (Ist class), 1-16 dis. Yuba River are quoted Ito 1 prc.m.; Liberty, mach to pampa re water.etsterto. All letter" ne orders adiremed A Diu • 0 per Cent. Bonds 9) it_ Itt •il WK. themelLisews, Cluswell.road, tendon, will meet valuable lead mine (says the Newry Tale re. 10 7 7 Dias ol7 l _B l7o. - 4; .. _, 1. lef al m . l * Caned,' per Ct. Bends • Baden to ' l to 1 prem., Baden par I prem. has been opened in the county of Monaghan on the a ' s , j. 4 , -0-,,,„,„,,,„„„-----;:-...,. I. 3. 1 Boston City 6 per Conta. n33 1_9 1 74 2 A F mu eb.. 5 1 0 .14 1,. . 1 25 12 1 06 114 8 5 t ic l ., al 6.r e i o r p. Bo ß l a so, nk 8 0f 4 s ; L (2 l n .e d rdi cl n ass an ) d , , 1 5 0 1 3 c .; aft E c x r ch ll an olsa ge , 4 Sating° shares are still looking up. l'urchases arab tarne•l•ate .ttentton. di M.N. vutetsizeti ismeeterieee w As n E gs , e,44990, (Of estate of the late Joseph M . Clelland, and applications Is] 11 Nara Dswee.._ _ .„. .. 71 M de. Hoot:cal City 0 per Orate. 11.37.164 I r p ar re tt i na Iss66 on London, 50•65 c. . &tiara rev., .11Mi •‘...ft Rubber for Wean and Hot Water-prim I. I ..." 4 „.. d .• . , 044 .,, e rs iess . eis i sees ca t s ay for working it have been made by several parties. . 90 175 North OullonidUre- . 7 7Me to have to-day been made at 13. ea: riblates. :Ur 1- ..I 2O r M Math Wedeln- ... . - - Philadelphia and Iteadlag Nall. Ste to ,raer. An attempt was made on Tuesday to upset the to ' • Ilarthilselltliest.Juse 14 Ipm Rd. 6 per Cl. Mortises Beads 1540 Jas. and July 79 80 -.- . - --- No. -hare. Mime. i Chiang utmost" Fold. Klee! , lone train on the Cork and Bandon Railway, a large stone 10 i wl.. (.6.,_.....www•kwtow nt M 121 4lf Business in United States railway bonds is in- COMMERCIAL AN!) MARKETS. yesteidey. today. 0 LADIES.-ROWLANDS' YALYDOR, foe having been placed for the purpose on the rails. One .11. , . i.i ee ss zr a e n er oad .... 7 1/ 1 4 13 a d 14 R d creasing, a circumstance that may render the annexed the Min stn complexion.-It a dietinguisbed for Its extremely _ • m the wretches by whom the attempt was made has Gil as threm.7l3 Um, Him * A II 1 3 I I list of prices acceptable: 100 Dos 1 Agua Fria all f 4 6 os. 16 1 11 3 ,, ,r 0 2 1 0 0 Samsun t.3,ad zi ....:......... - 114 punt, ing .41 soothing MI eta -a the skin, wbUe, by ila action 9i IN Ds. Ohm D... . Sa New lurk sad Erie Seven per Cents., Ist asortgege ... 107 106 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. mania toe. onto taieondaa „.- all II a ea tbr puree and connate secretory weeds it expels all trapuritire b een arrested. to I s sersuessymunie . eui. ii gO. Ditto ditto ditto Sudz i =ge .. 95 100 lICOAR.-The market has been very active during the enes Ike Inemo , allaT own Wading to lleatamotlts. sad Ulna The following letter from the Earl of Derby, was eel se +Member, ma came Ditto ditto Seve n per Oenta~Cos 91 1 / 1 • 0 . 1 ./ th . . o '"." a ll " dam . 4 = 9l46 • T lT lN r . d .. s tnek = i t read at a meeting of the Royal Irish Agricultural , b e nse. W . ans.) ... .14 16 Miehigan Central Eight per Cents} .... estorstoes. and ..ther Mims= 9l { . 14 l i ons at 6d. to Is. advance; several cargoes of foreign all a a dl. Imam to the Nteek, and the sins, and dellemy ulnas It !Muss society thi s wee k ,_ to ,20 Do. Moray ... .. 11 II 9O cab c . an t. P o ra l 0 , 3 7,t 8318 144 ,• 81 ,:a rm °l6 " '''`'' " - have been sold afloat, and the public sales of 50.000 1 Are Maria lathe heads oat seam, rimier It mememahle to every toilet. Oes. Downing.street, April 27, 1852. SO , 114 Shrsimidre MOM ... .. 3 2 1 dls Sj I!Owe I itowli _turtrollari Gold - all i t 9111 Hearmafter shaving, • will lhad ft 'Day MI lertratian and teniternem al thr,-I am directed by the Earl of Derb ' t le ht noun Ger= - ... .. 19 Ito =num 111 SO 101 Some influential merchants of Marseilles are en- fi d market ' of s to.dn are . progressing steadily, at the above advance on N'! 00 SO ill:olive.' Iron and OM all . ... =rad maw it ordtomeeli,asideleseset. Women! sperions 30 South Eastern ... ... .. II 21 Ma I in wt F riars, s currency. The re ne continues bare 10 000 33 00. i ,,, , 4 . 4 .... ... 4 and the advance of &I. has been ( 7 .000 30 'l%. ( been l;; ai ,', 4 l ' e l l r e !: 2 _ _ ter ... The mod , .2‘,.y,,,,,,vmd,(6„,... an .. the you in reply to the circular which has been sent to him, that PL I 00 te . , is in promoting the catablishment of a company lii Ora as es .. .34 i ttr i Tl2l a regular monthly steam communication be- of goods ready for delive7, fully supported ; grocery urn" 465. to 48s. fel. them Xl Do. St. John Del Re 7 IS -- f t m. gamin astlais, and "A. Rowland and eon, 10, he is willing to become a member of the proposed Farmers' 50 5 . 5 ,5 T 0 5b5 . 111,5,1);, ..„... 144 15 all par I r =mow art elm eseravyr on the government Amon lewd Club, called " The Dublin Chamber of .4riculture;" and 151 Stockton end -- - tureen Marseilles, Goree, and the B ras il , a line which Corraz.-Thera has been a large amount of business 210.4,00 7 Caraon't Creek ILONA - • • - totee Copper .... - - 34 O = mg berm. pries Mt. id. and M. 6J• -Voki 57 Maws and by to enclose you 101. aii his composition for a life member, ...4 Is Thaverellamedloakfklaaa If 2} WI 100 000 Colowial Gold amileana Perresoeva. according to the terms which are named.-1 have the 10 17 Vale of Meath ... ... .. 4 j 1 dls 164 Th e 43e., which does not show an advance on the closing 7 ..1. it is anticipated will be of great value, both to the done in good ordinary native Ceylon during the week at general commercial public and the government. honour to be, air, your obedient servant, 30 all Waterford and =. 1 2 4. 5 20,000 20 General all - - - E. B. WILBRAHAM. dd .S U W11"3"1 sad 3 capital is fixed at 2,500,000 fr. (100,00014. It is pri of last week, but thcre aro now more sellers ' ' l 'Al . nAintralian Copps a ll 1 " 1 1 tam F.IPTRIVENTA WITH FIREAR3I9.-On the invi- Thom= Harkness, Esq See ~ . hi II West Cornwall - sO dis proposed to construct five steamers, which than buyers, at 432. The holders of Plantation Ceylon and 6..... 00 3 , 4104 .,, 44 . 4 . b4........ ab 1 64 par Caen Rica have held for high prices and nearly all that 1 1. 100 Great Vultma th all II ;•m 91. U York,Keiremaleaßerwlei. 16 169 14 100,00 e Melon of Lord itanelatitt, • number of officers and gentle- lake Bethune... aro to be of iron, and of 1,000 tons bur- has been offered in public sale has bc4n withdrawn. . Lon.i.Calitor o.Qtx.o Co all - - Men interested in the improvement of firearms, together The following is an abstract of the sales made in * * De. dn 11111 Winial .. 54 . of ,i. 9 De. I 3 . H i don , and with engines of 170-horse power each. so 000 I MexleasikaciathAmaican ti - "Pith lima l gunniaken who have directed attention to the the Encumbered Estates Court during the month N. 22 gm, and Radii ' , ala i, 2 1 The traffic returns for the last week on the under- TEL.-Speculators have been out of the market this 30 .°°° week, and the trade are waiting te see what the importers .„4 ,0 , 4 , New Granada - ....... - - - subject, aatembled yesterday at his lordship's residence April, this year:- Nouvriu Moods Nalgrave House, Fulham. Among those present went Court sales £112,110 0 0 LINO LZABID AT 1111112 HINTAIrt. I mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to of the cargoes just arrived will do ;so that there has been 1 7 0.000 bat • small amount of business done: Prim Seller/2y are la:,00 , .t a lit pa Marina of :Watford, Sir Hew Roos, Adjutant-general of the Provincial 92,660 0 0 Ml DM Blragaghemenne this day, are a. ieu ' UWS: • 1... . . • Iron Philip ... .......... -... . 4 en. `al Artillery ; Sir J. Walsh, Colonel Hawker, Major Brown. Private 82,068 581 1852. iuoteu WO same as ...... weer . so,coo 1 ut.'afts boa_ ..........-..... all dli par 80. of the Guards, and several other officers. A conzi- ai smin a We iria lMet. 50 SI London and NorthWestern..£46,336 .. £49,214 ..£44,895 1861 . 1450 . Corroar.-The market has been Bern, and a fair amount 7,000 10 ifiallaa7o datA•11........... 104 215 HI 13 101 SM Ogle a 6,000 110 fin Croft &Table oelenion of firearms was exhibited, among which Total £226,858 581 Demi MllimetW 19 U Lancashire and Yorkshire... 15,790 .. 15,332 .. 12,832 of business done at extreme prime to a shade advance. 43,171 13.25; United Orgasm ..„........ aD 76 se SALTeETRE.-Tbis article continues dull of sale, and was one of the double-barrelled ride carbines lately seat London and South Western.. 10,651 .. 10,514 .. 9,677 I Wisit Mamma „.....„..... ell 4 f dls 4 Fifty-eight lots wero sold in court, and only seven 1 " P 34 s ' ' , ll "to ad plai t oat to tee Cape for the 12th Lancers, a very heavy cow without. Landon and Brighton sales to any extent could not be made without giving way 18u ' r(r. - brow weapon, and which was universally condemned by lots adjourned. - nirestwseisse PI Ise Great Western the judges present ; the common regulation musket Sol 110IINI:e vidissisesersalss Itlllsad pow in sees , which weighs 11 lbs. 4 o z .; an log- DisimsleOrestWasken 914 Mllmmo° steady ; the quantity . declared for the next quer. swab leielong Ili Ire flat, and although we had but a slight reduction in prices, preyed rau.ket for general use, manufactured by ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON .- Yesterday , - a spr ajas 7 1 e asAir ting ", is NI 154 York emit Wank Midland Fatur.-A large amount of business has again been done with anther improved feeling, but it soon became very there has been very little business doing, and we close with. kr Wilkinion, which carries a ball Of the unt• weight at the monthly general meetin held at the society's house gll 50 Justice Ineibie gad Cutlitco - .. - in Currant., at full prices ; the deliveries for home con out animation. Birkenhead , Lancashire, and Cheshire es the ordinary musket, bat only weighs 8114., a very in Hanover-square, the Right flea. Sir George Clerk, Bart., I i _ MOdalonie).. ill sf &Mist mid Raster ignited and etficient piece; a geaslao specimen of the M.P., In the chair , the report of the council was read, 'a lkoalawamamasyffaiC l - Task, Novelette, & Berwick 14,320 ~ 16,427 .. 13,600 gumption oontinue large. Valencia Raisins dull ; prime "'Carabiceiaitiche," used Im the Chasenerede-Vincennes, which stated that there ' had been a large inertias in the (beadle Ot.lissemwal U Uf and Chester 1,773 .. 1,749 .. 1,431 are scarcely supported. Other descriptions of Fruit re iiii main without alteration. its= Cheshire and Birkenhead), 18-Caledonian , 20 lc. 041412 It.' harn brat he the Peandent of France to Lord .......5.„....e wimi *nom •••• .1.. ....a-. I- a.- • ... r--- ---...- la IN seeeivest as nem - _ __. 19 e r r. LI ern . I I Fur 11, . Von Account. PARK MAT O. 1 Moony. ordzing 'llligbaat I Lowest 'Closing. w - ----- - 3 per Omni. 44 per Cents. lOO 30 ,' 93 IS 100 LS Of 00 100 20 4 per Cents. ... ... ... te do. New Lae Sper Orate. elegraph Company Exchange to-day good demand, going forward. reported by 'Messrs. D. Divbiends. Prima. and,July N Pll and July 104 - Nil July 1104 1101 July 106 !MD - and July VD 104 New lock Mats 6 per Cents. 1616.1660 Quarterly 93 N Pennsylvania 5 per Ct. Stock -- Feb. and Aug. 811 834 Ohio 6 per Cents DSO Jan. and July 101 102 [Otto G per Canto 1873 Jas. and July 107 1074 Maryland 5 per Ct. Staring ads - Jan. and July 901 934 %%nista tiler Cents 1873 Jan. and July 91 96 bat ill per Cent. Bonds Coeds 9 per Ct. Bonds 1874 Feb. and Aug. 112 1114 INN City 6 per theta. 16311-1862 Apra and Oct. 15 96 NlNreal City 0 per orsto. iss74B.:3 I =tna Iss N ittigand Iteadiag Bali. a Ct. Mortgage Bonds 180 Jan. and July 79 80 assioess in United States railway bonds is in owing, a circumstance that may render the annexed Bit of prices acceptable: New lock and Brie Seven per Cents., Let mortirge ... 107 106 Ditto ditto ditto 2nd tarage .. 94 100 Ditto ditto Seven per Centa.,Clm,erilklw B7l N Niallitan Centre) laglit per Cents.l End Peiessylvenie Seven pen Costa. Central sreen per Cents. 9O - o influential merchants of Marseilles are en ririn promoting the eotablishment of a company r i m a regular monthly steam communication be tween Marseilles, Goree, and the Brasile, a line which it is anticipated will be of great value, both to the general commercial public and the government. The capital is fixed at 2,600,0001 r. (100,00 W.). It is proposed to construct live steamers, which are to be of iron, and of 1,000 tons bur den, and with engines of 170. horse power each. I The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, UV dis iesowa 1852. 1861. 1860. London and NorthWestern..E46,336 ..£49,214 ..£44,896 Lancashire and Yorkshire... 15,790 .. 15,332 .. 12,832 London and South Western.. 10,651 .. 10,514 .. 9,677 London and Brighton Great Western Midland &nth Eastern York and North Midland Exeter and ereditca Bristol and Exeter York, Newcastle, & Berwick 14,320 .. 16,427 .. 13,600 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,773 .. 1,749 .. 1,431 Great Northern 13,055 .. 9,760 .. 3,784 Leeds Northern 1,138 979 .. 853 North Staffordshire 4,888 .. 6,246 4,399 Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock. Manchester, Sheffield, and Liseoloshire Shrewsbury and Birmingham 827 .. 674 621 Manchester,& South J unction 661 .. 442 .. 389 /feudal and Windermere 154 .. 178 - Chester and Holyhead Birkenhead, and Cheshire Junction 1,678 3,649 .. 1,036 Eastern CountiesandNorfolk 14,825 .. 14,468 .. 16,730 East Anglian 859 ~ 1313 .. 731 Livap,Creaby, and South -300 .. 349 133 Irwin be seen that in the above returns we have made a comparison of the traffic of the three years, instead of two, as hitherto. Last year's returns em brace the extra movement arising out of the opening 'of the Great Exhibition, and it becomes highly essential to accuracy of comparison that this yea r figures should not be solely contrasted with a period during which the traffic of the country experienced so remarkable a disturbance. The results afforded by the above returns (taking only the corresponding lines) areas follows: Gross amount Number of Average receipt ZOOLOGICAL Socirrr or LoNoox.—Yesterday, at the monthly general meeting, held at the society's house in Ilanour-square, the Right Hoe. Sir George Clerk, Bart., M.P., In the chair, the report of the council was read, which stated that there had been a large increase in the number of visitors to the gardens, in the Ant four months of the present year u compared with the same period of 1861, and an inereise of upwards of 24,000 as compared with the same period of ISM. It was announced that Mr. Gould's collection of humming-birds would be re-opened to the fellows and their friends on Saturday nest, and to visitors in a fortnight afterward'. - - LIVERPOOL, Mar 6.—Our share market opened go-day with a rather improved feeling, but it soon became very flat, and although we had but a slight reduction in prices, there has been very little business doing, and we close with out animation. Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire rite Cheshire and Birkenhead), IS—Caledonian, 200. le. Eastern Counties, 91e—Do. peep. (No. 2, 5 per cent.), 6j, —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 73I—Ditto (6:th shares), d.—Ditto ( 201. F shores ), 1 d.—London and North extern, 1241—Ditto (new shares), 51 p.—Ditto (fifth shares), 4i p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 341 Midland, tOl 11—Ditto (pref. 6 per cent.), 140—Ditto (new pref. 41 pee cent.), 1-16,1—Stouth Eastern and Dover, 211 —York and North Midland, 2.51. MascitEstatt, MAY 6.—There hes been a good business bat prices have slightly . given was .—Caledonian, 201 ; East ' Anglian (6 per cent.)3l , Eastern Counties,9 I , • She ffi eld new pref., /3 ; Shrewsbury and Chester pref., 151; Midlan ds, 701; Dovers, 21 11-16; - Blackburn pref , 201; EastLca shire (fifths, 2nd issue), 61; Union Plate Glass 30; Shrewsbury and Birmingham A's, 71 ; Leeds (204 F . ), Id. - Warrington and Altrincham, 1-16 d. ; London and Nort h Western stock, 123 t. BRISTOL, MAY 6.—The market has been more active to day, and a good amount of business has been done.—Mid lands closed at 701 ; ditto Six per Cents., 142! • London and North Westerns, 1231 ; S. Eastern , 2111 Taff Vale, 34. BIRJUNGRAM, MAY 6.—This market was toleral brisk to-day, but shares were quoted rather lower.—Mid lands were done at 701; Leeds and Bradfoids, at 1021; Shrewsbury and Birmingham A's at 71; B's at 61 ; and Old Birmingham Canals at 100. Lamm, MAY 6.—There is no material change this morn ing. The following is the business done :—East and West Yorkshire Preference, 61; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 744 ; Midland Stock, 701; Leeds Northern Quarters, 2/. 161.3 d. prem. ; North Westerns, 81. arm Dna I OsaisilisOrsetWi IS IS u l: b libesse 1% Do. sheer M I be irsibed 121 Imam (INN Dram 10 Dap Pedirms (OW 10 laxpoileafter4mOsms. OS 1131 4 6 pm 114 :If 66 64 IS 27 1416 110,6 196 IS 96 79 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is very firm, and prices still look up. Town Tallow is quoted 36a. 6d. nett ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 38s. 3d. ; October to December (1862), 375. 6d. ; on or before the end of May, 361. to 36a. 3d. MR. ALEXANDER MACYSTe—graking of the death of this patleatan, the Moe* ;wank* of yester day says:— ." Mr Mackay was he many years connected with this pituromi, mod we mast l, withhold from his name the trays, am to We remaley/ of an able coadjutor and of a valued fries& By Mr. Maskay's untimely fate an open ing career of great mein Is eat short. Endowed with high mental quaUtios, of a clear Intel lect and acute and powers of reasoning—a keen observer, and an lover of truth Mr. Mackay added to them ISOM a 111/04 amiable du politics. These powers bad hese ascertained, and were in the act of Wog applied to important public purposes, when the dimes of a hot country, acting upon a naturally aliens constitution, cut him off —not, however, bake be led to a great ex tant completed his task. Alasarlas Maskay was the son of Mr. Mackay, a machkipeeki bailor lx Inverness, sad was born In that town disk USL He was edainted at the iiMeribeweiag town of Pita, mod afterwards at Abey ant'. Family amangementeled him Ant to Canada, when be was destined for the wieniel bar, and he swam brief spree waged with repute. Jeiwaelisra, bsseew. minas to leave hod awe attracting he Mr. Mashay thaw pee. heanal pmelise, end be ems Moms the aredulsr of a eserepepar is TCOIOIO. After residing k ill ead=weeal yeast, and travelling over a gnat peetin of the patient and the States, he retained Imes k meek of a wider sphere than weld he aisle& by eibmial life. He we. mimed fa esemenies with thie joarnal. and se g q were his sentensee end betel abilities estimeted, ha was seed cot main by the lima* Mimi* to the Liaised Mann he the purpose t h ems tin diplomatic et the treads' - as toe Nabs - beariey, and She Mil. et the Awakes public antis paw Urn. lie lenses epos time Ishisen were reline with meet misehis kibmlies, met waft ekes and Weal NW ming. Wet im attar his return Mr. Mita, palliest' phi" Wester" Wend; the greet . iftm a d aseteenehe gray o! which were at oats Web epessnmed se Its tlie — rnt — saest essmiele verwills. spas Ihe Tramstheale Papa*. Ile meson wee sent and immaikes. *Par the seilisment at the arm kw question lie amend himself to the "spit of the wasp s _ea& his yearphlet epos war whin it means tacks. with its ainlyek et the sesedhs at the Zama • Cesseaswe. imam a Iszt-track with a imps dem et 1.- know es fie aseslitin M whisk it Mise4 sod me re. pesledikaiielad is the Home at Onamma hal UM ri. _Maim doreissil tinalaidamit le pallid lie pined the rah= peg, sad delivered mm y ebb at pahlis melbas is the seeleapsik ems the gunk& He hal brim him the bi rLl ulli• leanly murky la n d asemiedi a line to e withdrew tra asespt the ritire estlele lan ismellple Loins at 'darling the were al the pima is ear penenims. demenhat mere then Me mese age M departed fail of bops and split. He died an hi poems* Meas." - - - allnOftiorafparA art.o SO Now— SS pos. blLlVloUdinsalfoolt II NM otarloll) SO ataL. gad as mai Male Ow M Oise Naniose II Do. asps& 111231altto lbd.lboaamb. o.os poos.lo Us. York SsolliStolludellro Owed Is Ns. WIN ) U W (l oolodar Irso74B= lOU wilts it Sonoma (bead to Om& Wolton) IT 111 M a MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. We have again to report a dull trade in English Wheat this morning, with a very small supply at market. Foreign Wheat could scarcely be sold so well as at the beginning of the week. ni ni nil The sale of Flour was much interfered with by the large arrivals from America, _ Barley, Blau, and Fru sold on much the moo t e ems to before. _ _ :t 4 Notwithstanding the continuance of very dry weather, and moderate arrivals of Oats, factors were quite unable to establish say advance ; in fact, it was not without difficulty that previous rates were supported. There was no alteration in the seed trade. If Ido NI 894 Nf lON If I ith £P.EIVALB SNTO LONDON FROM kb MAY to 7th MAY. Lira Eonll3o. footoh. Web. Fares's. Whilst I 6810 I 17940 Noriay 1309 3410 3030 Osto 3OO 11290 7340 Moor, 27,730 born* 100 ;Oells; t, 4,320 gre. Ss ft, 7 psi au 10 100106•120 4110 1.4 Olga sal Hots 011 113•00se l hrlk, sad AM *ll te 4 $ Si pee mile. £49 0 2 60 12 8 47 7 8 received. silw epea. 1852 £208,478 1851 211,072 1860 184,834 LOllllOll Al 445. sd. • Barley. 46a. 7d.; Oata, Ida. lid.; Bye, Oa. Od.; Bars, 30a. 3d. ; Yeas. ils. 2d. tYPERIA - 1. AVKtiAtiZr. WlMlat.inarloy] .Ist., I Nye. 1141. t.. Peaa. Matie 24110• M,19. 6d iO. bdlo. id 29. ad April ... 41. ?di / 4 1 , 9d 19- 4 4 1 7 0 ididOi Od 29. 7d 10 ... 41e 4.1122. 4419. 70U id 29. Ild 29. 1d IT 40. 104 29. 14'19. 411 Ma ddle. 10E229. lid 24 40a 4d 27. ad 19. kTils Td 30a 3d ids id May 64 Ma 24114 94 31. Od 90. Od 29. 01 awoke Aim am. '4 Id 1101 Id 19412:131e Ild 110- Olifs id Dur4.—Whist. SWIM Oeille RV% roma. alml Pea% 111.• ims ..— sirsoraiiiii - t ow Ct. No. 10DON do. No. so Do. Sew I per Oast. Nod 1006.17.6ed.111tpC 6 lakkiddb, Es Doodad. di Ise 124 Omit Nortlteraf noose I II pm 1 i P. I% Is Is II Pm THE LATE ACCIDENT AT ALBERT-GATE.—Yester day Mr. Bedford held an inquest at the private residenco of Captain George Howard N'yse, No. 5, Chesham-street, Belgrave-square, u to the death of Orlando George Sutton Gunning Sutton, • commander in the royal navy, and brother of Sir Robert Gunning, who died from the effect of injuries sustained by a fall from his horse on Saturday last. The lacta of the case have appeared in our journal. After a patient investigation, the jury found a verdict of " Acci dental death." . 1 4 . 4' 4 - Prot. Mar. 27. ?on! Lt l 141 7 41 4 ... 40 10 40 iApril 10.1 April 24.1 flay I. IlinsighballiTabs. a 1 100 era haipiri ItaailWlW re 5 .114.1" PO% 1 ila is awns. as 7: Do. 109 ; mama .... 10 Nwlldk intartp... 3 3 vs 10 4 ii 1$ I Poo 141 I O olls par SO SI :1 :1 II 1 1 4 im 1:1 31 HIDES.-THIS DAY. L 6 6 Maw=Mod 4 poet, 111. 6 Mailb lOWA ... 111 10 Wer•••••• sal Wel•qu i tll.BpirOnt II • MitirialleirCimmr. 10 10 Illmalkaisditplar.W. Ma.) 11 or Ont... ... U U IMO Dem ... IR 10 Ma Taft. 4 01.0•76 . . I t Wools& k .. It it Tt i as he r b erlook Drew, et les.peoh. 0 6 Ms IMO 11 le Todosuswavra. LIADINIIALL.-661be. to 641 be., 11d. to lid. ; 641bs. to 721 b., lid. to Od.; 22Me. to 801 be., led. to 2d. ; 801 he. to 881 b.., 2d. to 21i1 1 . 1 ; 881 be. to 961 be., 21d. to 3d. ; 961 be. to 1041 be., 3d. to d. Hone Hides, be. Calf-skins, light, Ix. to 2s. Od.; full, . Szateottnear. Sheep Skins, Kents, 6e. to Ti. 6d.; Downs, 42. to be. Bd. ; Lambe, le. Bd. to 2e. Bd. ; shear ing., 9d. to 10d. I' IN I COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. '.:11 Holywell 13s. 6d.; Carr's Hartley, Its.; Eden Main, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Riddell, 145.; Walls End Howel l 16s. 3d.; Walls End Ilettton, 16s. ; Walls End Lamb ton, 154. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 165.; Walls End Taws, 16s. .—Ships at market, 134. iq I 1 VOZZIOR fo iCagal hare (fir.. . . iii 19. 7, T4iii. 6.-1. Rot Isdiaa ILWATII. Is f6l Is Is 3 1 las 4 i fa iI sidl titles of hoed Kaselagh, • number of officers and gentle men interested in the improvement of firearms, together with mural 'toolmakers who have directed attention to the subject, assembled yesterday at his lordship's residence M i dgrave House, Fulham. Aiwa, those present were thi Magma of Stafford, Sir Hew Hoes, Adjutant-general of the Artillery ; Sir J. Walsh, Colonel Hawker, Major Brown rigg. of the Guards, and several other officers. A consi derable oollcrtion of firearms was exhibited, among which was one of the double.hurellod rifle carbines lately sent est to the C.ipe for the lgt& Lenten, a very heavy cum brous weapon, and which was universally condemned by the judges present ; the IRon regulation musket Wow in use, which weighs 11 lire. 4 on. • as im pend musket for grand um, airtalsetxued by Mr Wilkin.on, which canto •inal of ea SIM* weight as the ordinary musket, bet eel, wet& las i a very finished and efficient piece; a genuine spelms et the 1. Carabinia-tiehe," used by the ChaesuerelthThelpeth which had been sent by the President of Frame te WI Ilanelaith, which weighs 101bs., and seemed • Urge and heavy arm for so very active • corpa "l :l= I said to be ; • new ritle, the invention of Lord my light and handy, and capable of canyhmseedy Ilianalsed sot quite ] as far as the carbine-a-fiche ; • Mins die Dravigne, a French maker; some revolver p of Dose and Adams; a needle gun by Mr. Sean ; eel maw II the same kind by Mr. Needham, &e. The thee dm priment was made with one of Deane and dime revolving pistols at fifty yards. The target was stench at every discharge, and tl=licity, ease, sad b Olin with which the revolver was much admired, and it was observed that there was se need of "Core re• misers." while this pistol was le be obtained. A Wisl as then made of Mr. Wakimes% musket, whisk be hes ttato supersede the mismes regulator Mese. It is d li rdb • solid hosing d • bellow bell, like the" Male," bat with the mese east. The toile et the Idol wee quits satiefactory. A wirogetigC•glein.iheMosNry midst a puobolic chamber Is istredssell We the breeds et fa common repletion Pees, the ball with which It was loaded being a essied sae, sad having attached to it a piece of twisted whipseek which le was said weColdogZil that T ara l modes is the air which I sew a dreidiratum, was seat hied. The expose etheprethig a common firelock by this plan is Nay the Mr. Sore ocffie gun, which is as lemememest on that and en the Premiss an ise. was ant tried. The weight of this Pees is wily eight geoids. esd the loading at the breach Is putermed by atm mevemeste of the hand that it could be deed cif times is a minute at the least. Mr. Sears hod with him es di pm of this de str.ption, from which above 3,011 rem& have bees fired, without its having suffered any tbeiebwedea. Ose defect to which needle guns are liable as astir* avoided, sanely, the escape of gas when it is fired. It was clearly shows that there was no escape of gas whatever. A wale aerated by a Danish maker, but which was act s fry was oleo tried. Its weight was only dye pesses. Mr. K.edlisais needle tile, which is heed with • serfaal hell. was shown to be • very efficientwrinitat Kish ride was fired with very E aL efilmt, IX is seol to be meet 'iciest at 500 yards. lellseest wee soca el by the trial of the ceeshisos-tiche at the Mermen di Viseemes, and the imp whisk for the ether bad been on ly 100 y o l k was isersessel m 151. Ir s we ll : foran4 to be a very impesellethis pliz e regething great ma ins: forte to deal with the Ink ; tie resod wag very treat. The practice with ibis gas was the worst of any Batas the day. It should be said that the ' ties of sow of lb. nee, were tamed as e mmaleill se be mete in which the pa sely na ra Imels . bat , notteb was dime M het le si paZ mearsey 0 eghtme. and the heaths* Minim i the power of inielhair the ball of all the gimes mes width experiments sem awl.. and the nosh wee, is the mobil. of the int bate4 who were preerat, that by the shaven et lasts takes has th e very situsimbie mid legesiess sposiesess of gen maims s ha h wore preduced, as ellsetive and unfit wapiti IN: teal service might be mwsollatured. 111, 14trrf IPS 141111 I:4 HOVIDSDITCII.—Yeatte day tv.faies. at • few =lasts before two o'slock, a firs of a wrf .ri“en character broke out Is the pressless of Nee. n Ilyerv, who les ale sad retail didilllA eerrYiell ea °IOW. at No 9, Howadaditele, hake Megail suns she. The 4, ,very was m prim ade by the plies swaths es the beet Ms i•et so tirae in the asawsary alms sad serifs{ . I _ ll9 Yever'orie,toree. A nil 'One them be seesseded is =Ma r the Ornate. ee risible ist theft 61118119,k0t set bells 61 stemma was e a I n , se thee the piths bed peat did My is minim the theist. The Royal desiety% Itheemme " 6 1 00 setly es the met, when the osognarr esteesd by es Si the windows sad sesiretied the hese% It i n immell time Iwo of the inmates were sill is tie ow iI IEC be Weed that sash was not the ewe. one ihm el the Leedom rapi briede to the amble et aim 1 .:." 4 at the spot is d esestaisa, as well as thee. et Nest of Ragland Comm eel Ilw e rlik• B 7 Nil Prifti th e shop, the int o semi, W ben et Ilie! Psi, we n wrapped la Swam With we Iletie=ra " ..41 ' the minims IMO let bt ask ken um geb lllol so h t f twi water furahasi bee NW 111 ,,, .1 +written 's We es plthiall=llll4 !Mons streams we Ow!. WO the WM& 111 — WIFINP lit a'lMX this they maligned le sels pima. NA MY Vii ! t he: roof gave way, whew twee See wrembell Wilt le On 4 ,. ' 1. a . tie dean? o f delneyh e the peembee el Ur. ~. . clothier, nest door. Mom BO= dein& beim 1 " ' ''' , ..'n teel , l get Use laaat ecaumai ewe the swing *tint, end when it was at 7"% t valued at frosa2,oool. l. XlM. lees P IE 2._ .: L , 1(111 of the dimmer could ash be issuldwil. "2_ 14 • • errs tented la the Phenix Bee Oliee, lie WM. w 'a , the Liverpool sad Issas Atm, AUTOGRAPH LEITRRIA—A somewhat interesting solleskon d aategrapbe boa be leimdlea of C. M. Ws* mime. N tb uiv erell bums by mast' sad Journalist, lea 1.1...01a wardea Maim Patti* awl al Oen One lett er eof Iwo is4=l.lar b. ; eame ledelen Gawp MI. sad Maybe haw Tea, sbe defeat abbe rabba misiette Si 1783, tee tit. ; isms seleps elm& Philos see foreily he K dt t a kelp - sWes if pia of Ifsgskon rod IMMO W manbis goewals MN tee 7IL ; a sit leaks of misled minas of oilers rd Ohms essameed with the peer tie U. ose a limas of aid dated Mom to no, west albs woos mt..= Meted Jolla Willow Mobil de; a letter orreries', Mme MOM, Si tikerae, addeamed be As late Mr. Taylor, fold too 41. _ NEWATAPRIUI FOR BLOIME, FORWARDED VIA Fiturca.—The following redo has been Lewd by the Post-odlee authorities : " Rimsedlerwaril w reserve e• chargeable is this country wpm la Bvlgiaao via France,' mai a paship ill =barpesay only will bo eharireablo on the delkeesy of newspapers from Belgium arriving by the sem side. Nowepopers for Bel gium intended to be forwarded la the deed siaDa Franca must be specially Alma 'Ws fawn ' r i g CeJaht' " " .4 pond fanatics at It li E;eTrieeei --- .7 -.—..10 Do. (1=) ... - • II Dr de. Pe; .. P. 1111111111.11.111.1 ... ... IS !Dollars et Preme... - ell Ds. PAS wee et Derr (Dr D. & ABSISSI dr) II mad Denims .. 6 Peri ire Lytrl .. P. Missal Odom ... .. Ile Ferber' Dews .. IS tilt sel Ibeslneei ... D▪ I NM num ... If re Dears .. 6 Wooten et here— ... I I/. I I. 1 1 1 i 4 1 pi z d IN 111 t tt 64 I Pa si lid 114 II i I Coder Danoters.—A ramorial fr the con *tremolos of a batten in this nsistininitssil. be ilshnono art hreigit landau, bee bees Arreerobly resolved by tios lord of Orin... Ilkilmos LAW, w4 la aMr des visit Bwsem m t eie th =ls besoliss sod of s'site. Compared with last year, we have thus shown a decrease of 11. 12s. per mile, but the increase on 1850 is also about IL 12s. per mile. These returns will probably not be considered so favourable as those presented since the commence ment of the year, but there aro several circumstances to be taken into consideration, by which the results aro much disturbed. Thus it must be borne in mind that on the Great Northern the whole, and on other lines a portion of last year's Easter raffia is em braced. The large returns of the London and North Western and Birkenhead and Lancashire Junction in 1851 is owing to Chester races having fallen a week earlier last year than this. At this period last year the traffic was sensibly improving, as the open ing of the Crystal Palace bad considerable influence, though it was not so perceptible during several weeks subsequent. The pleasure traffic of the sea son-a very important assistance to the various me tropolitan lines-is much interfered with this year by the ungenial weather so long prevalent. The return per mile per week IS subjoined : 1852. 1851. 1850. Louisa and North Western £86.88 .. £96.06 £95.62 Lassuldre and Tedishirs 80.73 68.98 67.28 Lenin sad Asap Western 43.60 .. 43.04 4f.48 Oral Wailers Leaden rad Brighton Murk &stem B&W mad Exeter Talk and North Midland Turk NOWINSik, a Berwick 47.02 .. 62.66 .. 46.86 Omit Northern 68.47 .. 4111 .. 28.46 MiSkad Cbriabor and Holyhead Bads= Counties and Norfolk 46.03 .. 44.90 .. 48.85 The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1862. 1861. Aberdssa Edinburgh and Glasgow Glasgow and South Western 3,862 .... 3,678 Scottish Central Caledonian 7,690 .... 7,265 Scottish Midland Junction 663 .... 632 Total On these lines the increase is 1,0771. The Irish returns are: 1862. 1851. 13elfast and Ballymena &Nut and County Down 299 .... 2'28 Londonderry and Enniskillen 291 181 Ulster Dundalk and Enniekillen l5O 190 Dahlia and Drogheda SMITHFIELD MARKET—THISDAY The supply of Beasts is shorter, and in consequence we are enabled to maintain Monday's advance in price • indeed in a few instances it is rather exceeded. However , is by no means brisk. There is a fair supply of Sheep and Lambs ; for Use former, trade is about the same as on Mon day, and for the latter rather better. The number of Calves is Large but the majority are of inferior quality, consequently the choicest are rather dearer, but trade is no better for middling ones. From Germany and Holland there are 17 Beasts, 330 Sheep, and 228 Calves ; Spain, 240 Sheep ; Scot land, 60 Beasts ; and 120 mulch cows (zenith° home counties. Per owe* of Slba 15. d. a. d. Poe moo* of M. d. o. Bog Meow , IlorofordB.. 3 34 l 80.2 Be.. A 11E-14, tai 34 3 8 Hatt Short:how. . . 3 3 3 Bad booot..woloo ••••• • 0 " 0 0 6soondjuallt2 210 , Do. do. thorn (Lire Pip .. . . How on; 11 . ;li-t,;4;1 0 00 o Imam 4B 6 4 s e w, at nuvtst . 706 ; Bbool. and Imutoo. 8,800 ; Wye% 476 ; 140,411/. 1N . CHAMBER OP COMMERCE helaameetingon Wednesday, at which it was stated Te; the South Western Railway Company charge twopence a ton per mile for the conveyance of goods, while on some railways the charge is only one halfpenny a ton a mile. It was mentioned, also, that if the South Western Railway Company would reduce their charges to the same as those on other railways, one of the principal screw steam packet companies would make Southampton a port of call instead of Loudon. INCREASE IN THE CONSUMPTION OF TEA.—From the returns to parliament just issued, it appears that there has been an increase in the consumption of tea. In the month ended the sth April, 1850, the quantity entered for home consumption was 4,336,8371b5.; in the like period of 18.51 the quantity was 4,471,94.51 W, and in the month ended the sth ult., 4,581,8971ba. OPENING OF A MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.-011 Wednesday evening a popular literary institution was opened with a public meeting in the spacious hall at Dept ford, Alderman Wire in the chair. The Ike. B. S. Flinch, Rector of St. Paul, Deptford ; Rev. J. Pulling, Rev. J. Simpson, Montagu Chambers, Esq., QC., were on the platform, which was crowded by the most influential re sidents of the vicinity. The report showed that the insti tution was • revival of the old Deptford Mechanics' Institu tion of 18'2-5, which flourished for some years, until its building was pulled down by the London and Greenwich Railway Company. From the want of a proper site to erect another building, the institution languished and died. By diligent exertions funds have been provided to rear the present beautiful structure, which contains a library, spacious reading room, class room, de., a lecture hall, capable of holding 1,000 persons, situate close to the rail way station, stat i on , high-street, Deptford, at • eat of nearly 3,0001. Amongst the contributions were donations from Messrs. Williams and Co., the tanners, of 501. ; the late E. G. Barnard, M.P., 101.; Alderman Salomon, M.l'., 10 guineas; Alderman Wire, 10 guineas; Admiral Dundee, 10 guineas; and the Earl of Shaftesbury, 2 guineas. There were above 70 life subscribers of 10 guineas each, beside numerous small sums, with gins of books, philoso phical apparatus, de. At the meeting a number of ani mated speeches were delivered, and before it separated about 100 new members were enrolled. SOCIETY FOR TUE PROSECUTION OF DOO STEALERS. —On Wednesday the usual monthly meeting of the shove so ciety wu held at the offices, 170, New Bond-street. The re port stated that in addition to the increased patronage of the nobility and gentry, the tint exertions of the society had been attended with the most signal suocesa—namely, the summary conviction, at the Marlborough police court, on the 28th and 29th ultimo, of two of the moat notorious of fenders in the above crime—Cornelius Foley ohm Will Sulu, and John Curtis alias Fie High; the former to six months imprisonment, the latter to three months' ; the ma giwrate (Mr. Bingham) at the same time complimenting Mr. Bishop, who was present, for his energy in causing the formation of a society so useful, at present, for furthering the intentions of the legislature. Thanks having been voted to Mr. Eliott, of Lincoln's-inn-fields the solicitor aad 840- cretary, and other officers, the meeting adjourned.