The Express. — London, England, 1851-04-29 00:00:00

Ttt 4flntlls '1 • VW...a r-M4 r, on a wnAc I Pr (Nortb h.iving nug thick LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1851. [TIIREEPENCE. ro. 1.459.] haw'SO .. — .ll/q• 3, 11 13 s 1 „. %la 3 April IN a. May II m. May 12 May Nay a. M ay ID Da. Tu. Mal va. 3Lty 1a,•414, ATTU 111 as. May dm 01. May ..... 44 1 .w. ~?:nt ~ pot. .41. y • ton. , %pea is la g s Xsy a Atia.,34., pm. Nay II leo 1 ss ON& Nay a swerell I MIMI Olds I ; rnorabuse ...... ..Trlaidad ...... W. 'fork mama rant Ansa %Wort konloak AlWaft ocouvrea owla ... Denmark trpork. I)na nark Dolt , 0. Apse We tsar!! .........P•:~n~el~ . _ . ..b4Uja ...... . txneintle .7.l"rudericlistudt ......... •.New York Urendo .. Hamburg r I*.onny LwY ...... • • •,ti S . 1 - • IpMe ..lastatmeto T 10...-111* Juncao Art • _ .. ,lencia ..** Nauman —i::—Tnesse aw.--.—Dowors . Lodge la.-J. K. Mead seassa mums ....... . it. SI., IssAlli V. I. Y. 111 711.1.5. IS% r. liana B. WA X. laL a K. Cacti t.t. 25.0 CJxnlda for Is'. oat IM cnw dead, cad 'lt MIA API AD. C4IIII..INTS .10.0 ..• Tertantot t, lkosal. t n tag Ik.. lAA Inas intr•for totaletiabeoent • red boa Wimp door pb mooldat wK pan raid ad We a. .1 any le rent a• u. d r•rt.kr f eloor.iset the hm sad b WI quite tottered to or &Comb?* esteetolt. ND DEATHS. Pleirrrarb, the wife d (begory, of loAna. thr wile 0 11. I"arie. ..1 Achy Weld Iwt the .:cabargb4qoart, YD. F. IA of M. E. Comm, of e Naof L. A. Lerlbrdl. lyt:euit, the wife of W. *MM. It. Juba's-woad. et.oquare. of a daughter. milodel.le, the or tte of 1. • , 4 *moven. by tn. ter. vbs. (bate.lbeablre, A. , I.usgso we of *be AM tmom fteDerieubire 10 41i ;XL 010, 110bwrablre, by tb. 0,0,14.11. A., orb r.r of f I. Asdrewb, Wormier, fag" al Momu4toy, MU PAW*. W. Foote, Lg.. e.. of Urrenerich Lluegitlgo e ChpLli. W. bore. ilary-te-Bow, Durham. +t-M-sier at Luc:LAI Ono , Wait. duo/titer of I. P. btatratiphirs. kshop Wearmouth Chunk. Hun) Simpoun, of Lisa& aupoon, EN., at Wbstbars. Utulaaaa, to Joo, aski Loy., eiatp.ewsa. of the LT. C. A. Wilder. M. likaaa, kW of Great llailatzsis kr Mittel:star. 1 the late J. Cherie, les., d 'maim dimiskistel Ills y, Yr. 11. 'Won. Wed 711 ' oils of J. 2. Pqco. Zoe" tlJadrief Nog J fad 10. Ms, Ws if Soft, Hornet. at eirthiey, Wolof- r l i t u t at mot =4. 6. &ea" anal& ►lu. AIMILS LIFE AINUILILNCE COMPANY, :A neernenessetrsec busk; .ad 11, Pall-nall. ' Cuomo—THOMAS FARNOIMIt, FN.. Akkeen. Meese Ciseassen—WiLLlAM LEAP EN. pi: Aidisk. Roy J. thunpbrry, Rupert Ingt. by 6q . t.q , Aid., Mx. so i mboh il. Tolosnas selly, eni a . Ald. Jerrwala Heber. EN. lava Puma, taq. • Araneso r Aminomr no, .A.; J. 11. buttleworb, EN. Poem-tea —LW Jistfroon, 2, Finsbury-Nun,. . arbessos —W. C.Nbioa, EN., 2, Eraendis-place, t Alt Jewry. Clellietelso Aerrase —Pro!esser lied, WA , of King's Cat ege. sonetrosi—Wpb Flaw, Vega 19. Dounttly-street. ADVANTAGES OV Ao,UltlJai %ITU nas owspANY. Is woks to a Km eubeeribol 'NSW, paley bolder" tine the Melly el en anarence Panda Three Ilan Ind and Ts pet, Tbeusend Pausie, erd • issowie el eessety-keir Tipusdni Fused. • yen, nibs hen the Wen a upwards a 7.000 policies. It/Vl's Olt PIO WIT ISK.tN(II. 'Zinteme manger so the Roams swine. will be nanuelly entitled to F Owie. sent. 44 the plebs .is ii branch ( alter payment of bee yearly ~ and the profit ona:neit to 'web policy may either be siditt am .antral, or e pile i it reduction of the amnia premium. KoN.ittth Cs, (1K EMS PREMIUM, BRANCH. The Tables =the ison-partieiparinepnritiple rifted {scalar Ono ififies In tie sesured, not offer, I by say other take —Tx where Use even le the Inn peril*, oatisy, the payment a s certain ours is se- Sellei in the Wiley Italie. um the dials et the ensued, at • reduced net rd premium. . -- - ' Amen SW" i Vombens r : f fte• tam _O.. Tow. I 1 1 -- l i tyl 1 'VI 16 I I 1 14 ID 6 4 ! 6 4 3 1 I/ 6 ll I 111th Pr 01164. 1 l6sllonot hullo. Al 1I ll iv 1: li 4 4 I I 6 0 14 Osslalf of the Maim Terre remiss asy remain ow credit kw uses yet" ass osevtlint of the Preslust may rends Ilse Ufa &Backlit apes the Whey at S per sm., se may M pad Slat any time without =Use. Cletiat paid is one meth after pewee Wave been approved. Least ups approved peewit,. The Walled o . lte , r. asset every day at Thvegekortda-atrvet, at a 'Tarter tidos o'clock. It. RAILS. Leetdent Director. CANTERBU It Y COLONISTS' PUBLIC BREAK SAIIIY. and 111tEltell of the I"' PAVEL N, are satborowel t. IdsPOSE OF TICKETS for the l'ob.ie Break lag .4:Sd Vitwerhury Cohint•t• hi the GA Indlr Mahe, on WKI)N cl% the :to or M.T. rsitao Inc id. for ladle. or gentle men., ahol Ine elialreo wder 14 years doge. London Tams. rat It Moat. 101. MIL HAYES. Bea., 'he Deatiat, many }earn estaathasa wArsavitmotcm, SL, Illartat's-lane, can sow ONLY emoalterl et 11, tnlllo SWAIM VLOOR CLOTHS.— Not quality. warroolod So dd. per Rowe prd. /*Moo sod Tortry lotto,. 2o. N. do. do. Ord Floor Mit ...... 10. 01 do. do. LIMA mArnm OICUA rum shs. or I Xottlng. Jammed Yule', demon %rota 32,. JOWITIr. Nonisidosor. SA !tow Uziord.otreet. SHE hUBSTITUTE tar SILVER.- 11,41. NICKEL SILVER. hitiwiuired 14 mire aign 0, WILLIAM e. 111'RWM, were plvtgal hy the patent preens al Men. Ilikieguis eirt t w is berme all compere... the my her: evict. ant r,rl..ir taut civ re 'Lich. either WI sr ore am Wally, IS br porkies tea can it be dirtingiirilied red sliver. WWI. Thread Klee% raters. Patters. Tatters. To. Swim, predates VW. 31s. fis. Dewitt Vogt. 301. ._Hs. ik Dr.a.ft swum 30a. ... 355. to._ ... 70e. labte E4lata 4n.. 7 Ua. Table 'panne Tee soel avocet- o f cantle-sticks, , et provortionste haloes. An 1.113,6 , of re thine by the ;intent penman CALLY PUKE NICKEL, NOT PLATED. Yiet(lle. Theo& ElRevs sneetwones awl OWNS, hdletse, per Sean 12s. ... 211 e. ... Liessert ditto anti ditto I. Ile' ... Toe tiato Votallev! Catalogues, with enyeas tags of every Irweincestery utak% Rat (INT ma)toe. W 11.1.1111 M. BURTON'S strati of GENERA!, PURNISIIING litON KEY is literally the Welton In the woekt, end as its lat. 'MIe tun I, cntpinycd to hive a ovens Wee of its variety anti canal. istrehas , .tre titsttell , r call and inapect it. The money rrttireed hie every &tuck , not spostreol of.--. 0. oXFOILD-STREET (e •cncr tillrartaat , .alrert) :stn. 1 and 1. NEWNAN-STREET, and PERRY'S. PLACE., I oc,hert.—Esublislial in Si'elleatveet. 1520. To IA1)1E8 —ROWLANDS' KALYDOIt, fat the Fain aim compiecen.- - It Ic dist inaltiehed tor its eatreetely • port.yins and •0011,154 elf tie 0 the lint, Whirr, by Ito e • -the 1°" and Minute •ecretory vvresels, it rawly , ail impuro has tte rar lace, erupt every tetdesay intlammatiom and t. u. edhaitomv dtv‘itattea all nvine.e, tan. pint**, Porta, ftecklee. rlia rt.d .4her irmitatilirs. The radiant bloom at im▪ part. to the civet, awl the lames, and delicacy withh It inmate to lite hap le awl 01111., render* it traliqa noble t • every hetet. ten. Own% alt. r M n d it allay a.l h fit tuna aryl ot OW AM, not tends it eoo,.mtm•h,atvl shat.utt Itehare of Apo nous liallydure for eak. The horde tt littlyttor " are on the merapper et the Femme urtie:o, hod '•A lioutted am! tam. 20. 111111011thatirn," aro Jen engray.vt ',n the gtvertoneat mama atilt d eh inch bottle. PllOO 4, ed. sad IL 611.—bold by the., and by Monist,. and Parlament. CI U KS of ASTHMA, fOUGHS, by lilt. LO- Latl'lCS 1'1r1.110% IC WAVER:A—nom Mr. 01,1bem,therell, llartruplree. Rob —" Inns the greet quantitt ot your wafrr, 1 Is, rod, I hare had an reedlent opportunity of •hereon, their racers, ....; it bare omen pL toure to b, n g ante to lobo. la ton aro, antragel ..batinate core of le thou and e oohs bare been etanp'etely gored by their toe; end, indret. their ettuabey to general di.eatts M the hour" They Aoe a pleaount ta.te. Pater le. lA, Se. Yd., sadboa. St by all druggist... A 40141. LOCUCK'S ANTI SII,II d WAVER-V. dd A mild a nd gentle aperient and stoma hie to.. diem.. ll.iag a milet agrenit,le elleaty Cur 1,1(..14. UR I . the eel:fellow art Sag harreettng the taw et the etoutah and lever. al la. 1 4 4..b.fi. ma I tr. per bui. CURRS by DU BARRY'S ItKVALRNTA ARA OICA " Iftity Takla . In%testing, Ceeetipittoe, Nor veseine, Jahn., Cant, Vinitireey, "pan, stamen et the ahineen. ssd Ctratan, the thaneritiable ninny of wbkl had twang imaireish atatee Mat t ear ambie to son without mina, are hen *surely tenanted by DU LARRY'S earetlint WOO -Mena ;ay Weethrin, Lint, new lbw." nitaltir tewinioniale tram has tb• Kush. 1 Itai tte 1.1.1 wir de Dar the Venrr.i . te Arabian Amender et Nit". Aft ite-tiewni.d Thome k Cetera ; drew titre. Eel" nerwier. - A hires 04Wee, trat= ago , 4 pis; 2 2,1 tootie ether cure, aver swans. re 1 nomads aerephatti, bout, vitruiratbei, diihmenn, .2, etc. bola le agars with full tarneura, weignintr M e" : " t Se. MI.: titt, et 48.111.; ilb., at 11*. ; 121 h, at V.; super WINWI11,0•1tY. at"., a Sfr ; et :at. The 101 b. t-othec ne end 121 b. Malta term lee mrdril Ina of emu. cm nuipt ol pteer, be DU BA itaT Nye Donitweeet, and it, kinks With m enet 11,y, tapir . mho at loam:SI, Award; 4, Unsterile ta, as. 'damns* musts. TILE GREAT EXHIBITION. Yestit-day, the (1i Palace was in a state of ferment from sunrise to sunset. The building was crowded throughout the day. The Royal Commissioners told a meetimr, under the chairmanship of Prince Albert ; and the Lord Charuberhsin was for a long time in the transept directing the arrangements for Thursday next. Already the benches are fixed along the main avenues, and the platforms in the transept arc in a forward condition. In the foreign part of the building, but more especially in those compartments appropriated to the United States, Turkey, and Russia, the arrangements are backward. The British portion will certainly be the only part ready on Thur.day. YOACTILIy, an official notice was received in the city, to the eltlet that the Lord Mayor and the rink autho rities Would be received in state on the occasion of the opening. Prince Albert, in the course of the day, inspected a great part of the foreign sections of the Exhibition, and throughout the day crowds of people were gathered in all the avenues leading to the building. The spreading of canvas over the roof was nearly completes! by nightfall; and many of the choice plants which arc to till the ends of the transept were placed in their positions. THE ADMISSION OF EXHIBITOIIS. At t h e meeting of the Royal Commissioners ves terday, the first businisa on the paper was the con;kle ation of the qui stion of formed i.sion to the exhibitors, • 'object which has been u upon the Commandment with considerable pertinacity by a ',dim of these gentle men. The divisiun arrived at was unanimously against granting this privilegv. There was very little discmsion apiro the =intl . , the objections appearing perfectly satis factory to all the Commissioners. These were the fact that there are no less than 13,000 exhibitors; that each exhi bitor has the privilege of admitting one assistant to super intend his production, and that if the privilege sou buigld h were granted, 30,000 pergola would daily ente the t ing free of charge ; that there are 310 local omi t s ees onal of 30 members each, and a large number of ec ti committees ; that the local commissioners and sectional commissioners, as well as the Royal C o mmissioners, and ex ecutive officers, and the subscribers to the Exhibition fund, have an equal, if not a stronger claim than the exhibitors to five admissions ; and that, as it would be impossibl to admit all these parties gratuitously, no free admissions ti on, will be given. It was also mentioned, in support of this deci that when the Exhibition was i sirs mooted, it was intended all exhibitors shoulld pay for the pace assigned to them, but, as the liberality of the public had rendered this arrange ment unnecessary, it was =reasonable in exhibitors now to come forward and expect gratuitous entry to the building. At the meeting the programme of the state ceremonial on Thursday was agreed upon. The chairmen of juries were also appointed, and it was resolved that no tickets for workmen or exhibitors' assistants should be issued after 12 o'clock this day. Exhibitors will only be admitted to morrow morning before 8 o'clock, and they will be required to leave the building at 2 o'clock, in order to allow the final arvaageme nt for the opening to be completed by the Com aaimionen. - - --- CIENICRAL Co IMISSION, SHIP, LOAN, AND INSU NANcIi C . Yesterday, before Sir W. Horne, atter nettling several adjourned eases on the list of contributo ritn, Mr. Hutton, the official manager, intimated that he proposed to make a call of 51. per share at liabilities. the next meeting as the iumniut estimated to pay off the ~~~ MIL SECOND EDITION. FROM TRIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BITKINGIIAM-P LACE, APRIL 28.—This day had audience of her Majesty: Ilia Royal Highness the Prince henry, next brother of his Majesty the King of the Nether lands. Ilia Royal Highness was attended by the Count Schinimelpenniock, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of his Netherland Majesty at this Court. Ili, Royal Ititthness was introduced to his audience by Viscount Palmerston, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State fur Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Colonel the lion. Sir Edward Cast, K.C.H., Master of the I Ceremonies. . FoREIGN-OFFICE, APRIL 28.—The Queen hn4 been graciously pleased to appoint Lord Bloomfield, K.C.8., now r Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Ple nipotentiary at the Court of St. Peterthurg, to be her Ma jesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of Berlin. Also been graciously please." to appoint Sir George Ifimilton Seymour, G.C.8., now her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipot n tiary at the Court of Lisbon, to be her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of At. Petersburg. Also been graciously pleased to ap point the Right Hon. Sir Richard Pakenham, K.C.8., some time her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Ph nipmentiary to the United States of America, to he her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten tiary at the Court of Lisbon. enowx-orricr., Arnit. 2G.—Members returned to serve in this present Parliament for the County of Long ford: The Right lion. Richard Moore °Terra'', in the room of Samuel Wendev Blackall, Esq., who has accepted the of fi ce of Governor of the Island of Ibminica.--For the City Cork Francis Stack Murphy, Secjeant-at-Law, in the room of William Fagan, Em., who has accepted the officcof Steward of her Majesty's Chiltern Iluadrials. BANKRUPTS. Fneunnten STING:ELL AIJULPIIY6 FILANCH, Limbcth walk, clothier. JOMITIt CHARLTA Baron, Great Saint llelen's, BiNhops gate, City, wine merchant. CAIV4TENHOLTHiII'HE, Great Tower-street, sugar broker. Joist; Bct.Loen, Brktol, innholder. JAMaI HILL, SHITHsh, ( . ..IMH.I II , miller. JAMEa TAYLOR, Bradford, worsted spinner. JAMES SMITH, Lincoln, joiner. JAMEa EMERY, Preston, innkeeper. - - SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Jositru RTEPHENMON, Banff, builder. I)Asim. 14'CoIKec, Oluggow, rope manufseturer. JAlen4 GILMOUR, Aurliterrnueldy, drape►. JAMES Bun Cumnoek, mit &abr. -- - - REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DCRING THE PAST WEEK. (►rom the MariAlme Ezfresx.) In the early part of the week the arrivals of wheat and Indian corn off Fahnouth and Queenstown from port., cast of Gibraltar were large, nod the total number of W.A . :A reported from the lith to 2 lth has amounted to sixty laden with the first, and ditty-eight with the last-naured article. In addition to thin stipple some quantity of wheat has been received from the north of Europe, which, together with abundant arrivals of friar into London, Liverpool, kr., have afforded so large an aggregate supply of foreign 'Mali stllfr• an IA produce a depressing influence uu th • trade. 'rhe deliveries of wheat from our own growers have at the same time inereawd, and the weather having throughout the week been highly auspicious for the growing crops, the downward tendency which we hail to notice in nor last has berm followed by a further decline in the value of wheat at most of the leading provincial markets. The position of affairs is certainly not very encouraging for holders at present ; and unless anything untoward should occur to give rise to uneasy feelings in regard to the growing crepe, prices can hardly be expected to rally, at least fur a time. The large millers appear to he still oer:t -idy well mockcol in most leort, of the kingdom • and there in just now more why:it and flour offering at the different ports 011 the coast than can be immediately placed. Importers have, therefore, no alternative eseupt to land ; and an or cumulation is thus taking place at a peens! of the year when, in the ordinary course of affairs, the early spring shipments from the Baltic may be supposed to be chew at hand Already many vessels irraiu laden, and bound to Ilritish ports, have passed the Sound; and by the latest aceounts from that quart, r we learn that further shipmeats were being made, notwithstanding the Hat advice. from hence. It is, consequently, not to 11/, wondered at that pur chasers should exercise caution in their operations., and we are of opinion that nothing short of decidedly unfavourable weather would give a sufficient impetus to, the demand to rause any material improt ement in the value of Wheat. The trade has, since our last, been conducted strictly on the hand-to-mouth system at all the large consuming towns, The case in different an regards spring corn. And though barley and Outs have for some time past oununanded rela tively higher rates than wheat, supplies of those articles have rather fallen oil' than increased. Whether resent prices will have the effect of drawing foreign supplies, we are not prepared to say; hut that the .docks of both Barley and Woof home-growth are reduced into a very narrow compass, scarcely admits of doubt. The dull accounts from the south appear tohave prodneed some effect 011 the Wheat trade in Scotland. At Edinburgh on Wednesday, the article hardly sold so well as on that day se'nnight. And though previous prices were firmly supported at Glasgow, there woo evidently less inclination to buy. Quotations of other articles do not seem to have varied materially, but the high rates asked fur Oats had checked the demand. From Ireland we learn that the arrivals of wheat and Indian corn from the Black Se a, ke., had been considerable; which, with the discouraging advice. from this side of the channel, had rendered buyer. 11,1. disposed to invest. A tolerable amount of basin. ss ha.l, nevertheless, been dome, without any marred reduction in prices of either article. The supplies of oats had scarcely 'Kept pare with the demand, and a further advance had been establlshial on fine cont. The arrivals of wheat eorudwise into the port of London hays rather increased, 3,879 qrs. having been reported up to this (Saturday) evening. The whole of the supply . haa gone direct to the millers; and the show by land- sy ringe samples from the home-counties having been small, the quantity exhibited for sale has been altogether unimportant. Buyers have, however, conducted their operations with such extreme caution as to render it very difficult to effect sales without submitting to lower terms. TIIE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. The reaction which has taken place in prices of wheat in our markets within the last two or three wicks, appears to have had more or less effect on quotations abroad, and the letters from the Baltic are of a less firm ' toile than previous accounts. The weather seems to have been very fine all es er the Continent, and the reports re specting the aspect of the growing crops are of a favourable character, as well from the north as from thu south of Europe. Owing to G.siil Friday and the Easter holidays, the regular course of busines s had b e en interrupted, and at must of the principal Baltic ports prices had tended downwards. Dantak letters of the 19th state that further supplies hail arrived from Poland, and the export demand having slackened, the extreme rates of the preceding week had scarcely been supported. A parcel of Upper l'olish high mixed wheat, weighing 62 lbs. per bushel—the first arri val from thence—had realised Ito. Good Lower Polish high-mixed wheat, weighing 611b5., hail been sold at 395. ; fine mixed at 375. 611. to 38.., and mixed. (also weighing 6111 s. per bushel) at 375. per qr. free on board. Altogether upwards of 7,000 qrs. hail changed hands during the week. Freight to England was low, charters having been Nosed at 2s. 101 d. to 3.. for London, nt 2.5. 4d. for Newcastle, at 2s. 6d. to 2s. 9.1. for the east coast, and 3s. fur Liverpool. From Stettin we learn that h9lders of wheat had begun to display more anxiety to realise, which had given buyers a small advantage. The transactions appear to have been altogether on a retail scale, and hardly of sufficient im portance to warrant much alteration in quotations. Bar ley had conic sparingly to hand, and having been in active request for local use, the finest kinds had brought equal to 19s. to 19s. 6d., and fair qualities Idle. 6.1. per qr. free on board. The few oats brought forward at that pert had found takers at equal to 16s. 91. per qr., and peas had been held et 245. 6.1. to 275. per qr., according to quality. The most recent advice, from Rostock state that prices of wheat had begun to tend downwards, but that holders had refused to make such concession as to bring quotations within the limits of the English orders. At Hamburg, on Tuesday, very litt:c business was done in wheat, and its value remained nominally as the previous post-day. Oats and barley hosing been much inqui red for, had risen in value. In the Dutch markets prices of wheat have of late un dergone very little change, and there is so slight a chance of profitable business being done with this country, that many of our correspondents have ceased to send their advice'. Quotations of oats have lately advanced in Holland, in con sequence of English orders. Letters from Emden, of the 21st inst., state that equal to 17s. 6d. had been paid for &fibs. to 39:15. brew, and 18s. per quarter free on board for 401 b. quality. Flls. reight to the ElO ast Coast of Great Britain was only 10s. to per lut of quarters. From France the reports are of much the same character as before. Stocks of flour appear to have accumulated at some of the principal markets, notwithstanding the im mense shipments to England. 'rite weather was, and had for some time been, fine; and the cropawere well spoken of, which, with the dull advises from hence, had prevented any mile in prices. Letters from Italy, &c., give a very favourable account of the crops in that quarter, and an early and pied h t was anticipated. From the Black Sea we have no intelligence of very re cent date*. RAIL TVA YS. ABERDEEN RAILWAY. The half-yearly report of the directors states that I THIS DAY. the total amount reeeived on capital account to the 31st of : Two o'CLock. January was 1,117,75 it, while the total suns expended was I • • 0137,0981,, showing a balance at the debit of capital of This being " ticket-day 7in the share market, the 189,3131. The new works executed during the half-year arrangement of the fortnight's account has been in have been of very trifling amount. The arrears on the pre• full progress. The account is not by any means so ference shares have been reduced to 2,5301. Although only heavy as on late occasions, and as stock is not so about 13,000 of the 30,000 M. shares were taken up by the shareholders at the time of the allocation, the' greater part abundant, the rates of "continuation ," as noticed by of these shares have been disposed of, an us yesterday, have ruled lighter. This imparts more d, by an arrange- • , , meat which has been entered into with the company's connuence, and the market has worn a still better creditors, the remainder are to be taken by them in part appearance, prices being generally quoted at a fur payment of their claims. The directors have no reason to ther advance on yesterday. Lanwshire and Yorkshires, think that the probable cost of the whole line and works , London and North W exelusivc of the portion between the station at Aberdeen esterns, Great Westerns, Brihtons, London and South Westerns, Midlands, and the harbour, will exceed 1,09,0 . 27/. The revenue ac- ,an t i count for the six months ending the 31st of January shows South Easterns, besides others, have been trans count 33,5731. had been received and 18.86•1. expended, in- I acted at a sensible advance. The actual bargains of eluding 1,156/. fur feu-duties, rents, and taxes, and 7981.. the day, however, are not very numerous, the settle paszvnger duty, leaving a balance of 14,7111 for the Pr I ment occupying a good deal of attention. rwmt of rent to the Arbroath and Forfar Railway Company, I MARFA ASO ilftnlES USGUALIIITEEIL and for interest on loans and debentures, which amount to- gether to 16,0161., showing a deficiency of 1,314/. The i traffic for the last half-year has come short of the anticipa- 404 .' tans of the directors. The goods traffic is increasing in a T e ." none' greater ratio than the revenue would indicate ;Mass * much as the severe competition by sea, with which the rail- I way has at present to contend, renders it necessary that very 131, bow rates be charged for conveyance in order to secure the 01. traffic. The quantity of goodscouveverl by:the railway during 3 . 1 1 the half•year bears a proportion of nearly 2.5 per cent. over ; that earned for the preceding 11 months, while the number u of live stuck carried during the six months was nearly equal to the whole nutnNv conveyed in the 11 months referred to. Is The arrangements which are now making for an adjustment 8 :-: of the rates with other companies will, when completed, enable the directors to obtain for the railway a large adds- is t ion d traffic in goods which are now carried by sea. A 23 new traffic in emit has been commenced on the line, which is nll expected in a little time to prove an importaut item in the et. I revenue account. The capital account of the Arbroath and St. le vorfur Railway has been closed, the total cost being 230,3401. 0,. n which the Aberdeen Company will in future have to pay 23 the guaranteed rent of 5i per cent. The net revenue Of 'fir that line is not yet sufficient to pay the rent. Tie , gross re- up ceipts for the year ending 4 ehruary, 1849, amounted to 30 10 I 12,0291.; ending February, 18, to 14,4231 ; and for the lc' year ending February, 18.31, they amounted to 16,6311., 50 showing an increase over 1819 of 4,051/. The directors are tog disappoint 'd that the working expenses of the Aberdeen Sn line bear an high a per ventage of the avenue. This they 2i attribute to the diminished amount of the latter only . to working agreement has been entered into with the Scottish 00 Central Company to work the Aberdeen and Scottish Mid- lii. land lines, with the plant of the joint companies, at cost In price—each company paying their proportion of the ex Si. I pewit., according to the number of miles run on the res. 04 . II pective lines, interest and depreciation being allowed to r each coinpany on the value of its plant. The agreement is 10 for one year from the llth of February last, and may be mg. I, terminated at tit• expiry thereof, or at any time there- Sti after, upon three months notice by either party. 40 The directors have entered into a very favourable contract .." for the maintenance of the permanent way and works from %* Dubbin to Aberdeen, a distance sof ii.J miles. The contract is; price for materials and labour is 651. per mile per annum. $ In order to lessen the labour in the transfer department it 111. is proposed to consolidate into stock the 6 per cent. peer° ..3. min; shares, and also the original or 511/. shares which were * formerly agreed to he consolidated. The interest or Wei- sk. lend due on the 6 per cent. preference shares to the Ist ga of November last, and for which deferred warrants have ei been issued, animas to 23,7111., which added t , 1 :4,414; tf., the se proportion of dividend due on the 6 per cent. shares from el the let of Nioveuiher to the 31st of January, on ekes a total of : 27,6131. emr,,,,,,,bh: to future revenue. The direetars are of 10 opinion that the suns of 2,637/. for interest on contractors' as bills and open aceounts, shonta be allowed to stand in the at. accounts as charged to capital, hut in future they intend to U charge revenue, with interest, on all the company's 'MIA- I 3 lilies. The law proceedings with the Messrs. Blaikie ore 11 still pealing. 'lwo of the actions have been appealed by la tio• emnpaily to the House of Lords, and the directors have IC Nil confidence that the result of the appeals will be in fa- vour of the company. Since the last meeting, Mr. l'rit- 13 1 chant and Mr. Steuart have resigned office as directors, antl f',,' Mr. I'. Wallace, of Perth, has been appointed in the room 20 of ow of the gentlemen who have resigned. The report 3,1 of Mr. J. Willett, the engineer, states that the permanent St. way is in good order, and that the station accommodation 30 on the line, with the exception of the Ferryhill terminus, .1 it now su ffi cient for the tra ffi c. The capital aeo ount " shows that 1,416,9101. hail been received, include io ing 801,9•561. on the .101. shares, 274,1361. on the 0 per so cent preference shares, 13,396/. 011 the 7 per cent. preference to shares, and 341,3t411. on loans ; and that 1,637,098/. had °° been expended ; leaving a balance against the company of 3 ° 189;421. The total amount authorised to be raised is 1,10,:s3:11. The revenue account stated that 33,3731. had been received during the half-year ending January 31, being at the rate of 3s. Wit. per mile her train; and 15,5621. ex pended, being at the rate of ls. 11:0. per mile per train. fhte total ant of lmomotive power per mile, imolnoling use of the Scottish Central engines, for five months coiling July 31, 18:30, amounted to 8.7Jk1. firer mile; and for the half-year ending January 31 last, to i. 8711. per mire, making the average fur the II months 8.02 d. per mile run. The average isumption of coke per mile per train was 261 b. ei r i ss . j,E r. RAILWAY'. SO . 1 kbeplota I.4l;inTbe7g. " , awl liact Juxiion . 14131rin.Woly. &Stour Valley r.,Bnani sant Meta 43u : s 1 7:7 a r L iD e alwa ;1 11:aad u c tik ou .$.4 susaikatil : 11 : :: : : :1 7.4 .1 1141 : . :* * : • , ,• •• 25 Dm elan It and C ditto V., Soot Inutoohire 8. thi. Now 4 Ames 30 Edinburgh and Glamor, 43 Edinburgh, rertl4lModet Slo. Exeter and Exmouth 100 insiriiro & South Western 25 iUmt Not there . . _ ishurets t.Deterred i 121 Do. share., IS,tl p.ret. Su Ot Houtb..d Wee. (D - c.) ail° Ulla Weeters 157 137. ißecast. sod Paola .. 111 Do. Third 4 ' Whewhire un4.Yc Ili Do. nine Ili Do. Wuct Riding Unice SO feeds and T/Orrk I 1 Losulon cud Blackman .. II Do.Tilbury Eaten*. Scalp !too tm Bri g Atun, Yc s. Gaud i Landes k North-Western 117 Do. 40., New 4 uWre . 12 D. Fifths .. I 1 Dann tk.,Nl.aivik.(, l ID* Lona= k Sauth-WeAerl P °, "' • • IL:' 114 3J Illanci.,Rox., and Matlock 101.0 41 Ito. 31..1sLincl. 10to Mldlu¢A, ...1 ii 3 — DO. i TO - rim rt; ..: : -... kW Do. Bum. awl Derby .. I 2) Newmarket . .. . A he rig.raimny 110. New LtO s;lYurthern lrunties info. 7 I Sewry and Enniskillen . 21 'North 171ISurth 13 :$e 3 31 dis 101 II $0 $2 Tit ;34 21 1 24i 20 111 412 u 1 3:1 v 7 4 7 Ity 7 17 31 17 1 i DENIF.RARA RAILWAY. la . North %%Indent I North &audit Wrat.Jallia. 50 thronl, Wore., It Wolin. 25 aodusb Central 2$ Scattleb NittlLted 231 Do. New ihrear. & Om • Ur, lw., Clam B. Ihrearbury•llerefordol.l all Ihrewebtary and area & itor. W. Min.) 29 Do. Outtestry 61 ihronalure UnlOn *Math The annual meeting of the sltareholders of the Sia above company took place ye,terilay at the London 'tavern, 171 Dishorrigate-strect, 1111eussb McCiibsitv, Ent., iu the chair. SO . . . SO :tuuth Ewer._ Su South Wales. Ist 6 6 124 124 IS 43 15 lsouth e: isy 113 IS 111 83 io ii os 68 6S 6 6 6 .• 17 Is 96 91 1.9 1.9 6 91 21 Si pm 6864 .. i . 111 de 2 .14 35 2 dim 63 112 2. 37 I SAles today up to I o'clock. 6 iheif.,lttnll.,Sdioole,l4.l), 16 , in eictua .ud Ilartlepuol.. 91 Caw Vate Estengion I 7 t rhassrsllevenDockSenall. IS V.as of Nolth . . 17 19 13 l4 4114 / 2/ die 17 19 :71 78 30/ / 11/ 1 dle 41 41 91 10 7 91m 1 15 di. 9 4 ilia 9 West Donmall n York,Neocastletklrerwiek 20 Do. du. I,lterrmotte 9 Do.6.%.E.Drocltue . Su York and Noah Mollartor 121 Al du 3 3.41. 26 1 , 1;1" LIVEN LEASED AT El !Berke A; II ,t2t.. Kul. 5 per Q. (teased to Gt.Weuteni • ginuinghainsiCatoril.iunc ealluilul)pd.,orwittiguur autts, i tCA . to Gt. %k est. ✓ Dltto without • guorantee (leusist to UreatWestern IS Birm., Wolv., and Uodh•y . . RENTAI e I Pm 222 ne 27 U es7tOaulypit.,to with Kum' Dewed to tircotWegeni 13 Ditto o itlowit • goinuttoi Ihe report stated that the third section of the railway 25 had been opened to Victoria, and the colonial loan to the amount of 28,0001. received. The undertaking has been 13 mortgaged to the colony of British Guiana. The further ! progress of the works ha, been stopped for want of funds, F. , and the capital account is for the present closed. The r,„ amount received fur goods and passenger traffic since the last general meeting is 5,1521. as. Id. The amount due tai upon calls is 20,001. The number of forfeited shares is 1,! 05, on which there is due 13,1412/. 10s., which amount, 10 with the above arrears, if duly paid up, would have Abided 2 0 amply fund, to complete the fine, and relieved the company so from all embarrassments. The CHAIRMAN said that he could oiler no additional so information to that contained in the report just read. Until 23 that portion of the line already open had been worked and tested for some six or twelve month , it would be impossible 121 for the directors to come to any just estimation of the extent 20 of traffic to he accoannixlated, or the rate of fares which el should prove must beneficial to the enterprise. He promised the shareholders that every advantage should be taken in el! arranging the fares and other neuters so a, to bring as much 12 grist to the mill as possible fur the company. Mr. KEMPSEY wished to be informed of the probable 25 receipts and expenditure of the railway ; and next, what se would be the cost of extending the line from Victoria to Mahaiea ? The CHAIRMAN replied that the estimated receipts amounted to 17,000!., and the expenditure to 7,5001. The expense of continuing the line to Mahaica was computed at 11,0001. Mr. FISHER hoped that the directors would, without 1 further delay, see the line proceeded with ; he was ut a loss to know why a company, whose returns only antouuted to 10,000/., required the services of two secretaries and two managers. He urged that unless the whole extent of line , projected was forthwith completed, he could not see any prospect of any benefit accruing to the shareholders. The CHAIRMAN said that so far from the alteration which the directors had seen fit to make in the servants in- I creaiiing the C 1114411., of the company, they would wail to diminish them, for the salary a Mr. Manifold, the chief engineer, would be reduced, as would likewise the expense of committee and secretary. A PROPRIETOR called the attention of the chairman to the fact that they were now only trafficking between a large town and an unimportant village, and that therefore it was most desirable that Maluku should be reached without delay, even if the required funds were to be raised at additional interest. He wished also to be informed if the large proprietors, or what portion of them, sent their merchandise by this line. The CHAIRMAN, in reply to the latter inquiry, stated that as yet but few of the estates used the line, but many of the large proprietors were making the necessary arrange ments for forwarding their goods by the railway. The report was then unanimously adopted. Mr. Me Cblery, Mr. Hopkinson, and Mr. Morrison, were unanimously re-elected directors, and Mr. Stephen Cave auditor. A vote of thanks to the chairman and 'directors tcrmi' aided the proceedings. PROPOSED NEW LINE OF ILULWAY TO UNITE! MANCHESTER, BIRKENHEAD, AND LIVERNIOI. it is rumoured that a new line of railway to unite Manchester with Liverpool is in contemplation, extending by a tunnel from the Arcade to the Diughs and thence forming a junc tion with the Birkenhead, L ancashire, add Cheshire Rail way. Under the contemplated arrangement, Liverpool would be freed from the injurious monopoly of the London • and North Western, and the manufacturers of Manchester enablod to despatch their goods by an independent route simultaneously either to Birkenhead or Liverpool. We do' nut guarantee the report, but we trod it generally current. —Laverpool Albion. PAPAL AGGRLSSION.—PUBLIC MEETIO AT SRlll intl.D.—Yesterday, an influential and numerously-attended meeting of he inhabitants of Sheffield and the neighbour hood, was held in the Music Hall, Sheffield, to petition par liament against the recent papal aggression. 'fhe room, which is the largest in the town, was well tilled with the local clergy, ministers, and lay members of the various pro testant churches and congregations. The chair was occu pied by H. M. Greavo, Esq., of B.inner Cross. A series of resolutions in accordance with the que.tion, and a petition to parliament, were un.inimeu , ly adept-. 4. (lease! oiirraNCl T Spa 371 41 48 311 311 par I pea 0 1011 1024 30 Slj 22 23, 941 99i to LAtodutt.X :V.Westerst, 50 Cly.:eti.tle Juricaon (Isooett to Caterkon.n 18 l(14 seed to Gt. Nortbern,l alooenter k Dees Vore.t. (lensed to GrratWes'et SI Elnailthelhy(l.l orkleNlts SS 1)0. i th,,res Onto, . lty Do. I Awes (ddto) SO I,Leedat BrAd lord ,Mithanti 121`London and Greenwicii, 'lroned to South Ea.iternl SO Ddto Freference (ditto, Yo Lowestoft Guar:Wert:en:. -- • - ' 111 11} 134 24 13 le (74 - sed . to Norfolk) 50 Sorthem sEaTtern 5 prrCt tlased to EasLCoZotte -43 D tto diltu New _ .. I 3 erratum& wyre Dean. Loa ks.wast.kLasc.arlruci 101 Ditto a shares (Ai (data', 21 Bead., Guild., and lielaatr Domed:o tt arh Ea-DI n! 64 &mum lad Ilitchin ile te Great Northers S. Do. dhepreth Exten.( 94 doutb!itattnedidaire tl 34 SS 4 4 prn 42 44 7 2 el pd II 24 111 i 7 i,1 th. - . I - t o Mr. MClano IS Wrar Volley, 6p. Ct.] Il.s d to ;:t4;olion4acr.l itO Wits. Soaser.et, s.Weym (Wool to brt. Weotoro IS/ I It G 14 8% 9 si 6.11 4 SI 9, 4 ISO 291 221 171 69i se 901 414 22 3 21 dim 34 24 4$ 43k PRLFERENCS SHASTA. si• 81' Aberdeen— ... ... .. 1 I 1 die St. 10 CaledoLina SlO ... C I 61 15 Chertrr and Holyhead ...I 105 IC} all :Dundee, Verb, and Abef.l I Seen Junction ... .-1 1 1 (ID . 31 Eartafia;s.6s3l.lo4).D.Ct. 28 If ,I Or Eastern Counties Eaten., N i 1 3 per Ct No. II i I pis I I . tt• do. o. 2. 4136 pal I lit D U I . New 4 per Dent. ‘toek , P II I 1 4 , 'l.l Ilsat.Uotos.tlertpria.l3p.Ct. D 17 3 • 3 111t1loburgb, Perth, and' 1 Dundee, 55 per tAll ..• 1 alo fpie r 2 1 121 1251 , 7n0t Nonhetn 5 1.1 . Cent'. 1 I 65 15,194115\kWe•tro51iElellthri Ipm Hi . 6 'LdasoshirettYorks. V SI" 1 15 40 6 t. „100 I Ditto 6 per Cent. Stork 13 135 20 • II LsodasThirolt6peret.No.ll 0:. DO ILaadoe.Brieht..at 6 Cast, 1 1 sSoa.3pet;lateCroyeoo 141.... 40 ' 30 • lUitteaver.s peret.,losl; St. 'lOO 'DOM New pus. 11 per LION 189 10 ! 5 landaus 6thWe• tero New 21 2pa 33 :5 Ma 0.610 71.11 EL rte. Ish.Nol I 131 13 to ilO Do. Nos ClO ... . 1 19 12 1 psi St. 100 IladlaalCear.B.l6 13.3p.Ct 1371 133 NI 20 Norfolk Eateisio• .. ~ lIT 16 6 ' 6 I Do. 51 per Cast. 0667.1 45 41 ' I 5 Narth British .•• ' I 55 _ . sad . . -.01, %VCNeater, Woleer, f'S.G p er ►s 1 I 10ziorlt, SI s 10 91 WI 101 17 I i IS 110 Oi nie~d_.-- 4f die 27 t St He 161;;;Wiieli;Ftepi.ir.*: Mal le t per Cost— .. Tat, Neweutto,k Dom., Ot.Nortla of Dag.puro. Ditto Ditto . FOREIGN ID 10 10 lloolcera awl Amiens .. 10 90 !Crary' 153n0e (Vanua, 10 S Duff* 10 1y 'Etat Indian 5 cheat ladia3 S 95 Do. 10 S Luxembourg 134 1.1 *she 3310i;14... to 71 Do. do. New 30 10 10. Dar sad Uses So , IS Scrims oilmen . I lorTi ::: w X Paris and Orlesibe le is runs sat lowa to II i Purls `ad Strtulloserg 10 fib I Mom =I Havre 20 XI llsaales uml 10 IS Mom ird Waldo 20 eV Watt Virden 1 le pm II Ile IS 14 IS 10 Ili II 3 41 di. ALWAYS. ,it 17 3 ells 1 1 pm Pe 1 1 3 7 II I 11 1 7 41 4 1 4 4 do U U SI U if gle le 4 1 $4 41. !die Pax's, Aram 213.—St. Gertnaht, 390; Versailles (right beak , . 172 34; ditto (lett antic), 173 7i; Parks aid Orissa; 033; Pan sad anal, C 23, Hewn and Ham, 233; llsarallso sad Adosaa, 203 7:.; Strsibourp sad lade. 140; Ordas. 410; 2 40 1 10 0 111 , 470; Pons sad Sasabourg, 163; Timis sad Mates. VS. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two oTtorK. The English stock market has been very dull to day. Prices opened at about the final range of yes terday, Consols being called 94 to for money, and 96 for the account, but the intelligence of the want of confidence shown on the Paris Bourse yesterday, and a further fall in the French Hewes, has exercised .-...—. its influence on prices, which have declined 1- to 1 „ Consols being now quoted only 961 to I, both fur cash and the 13th of Mar. The business transaete . d this morning includes an other purchase of the Reduced Three per Cents. on public account, but is not large. The official state ment is as follows: Three per Cent. Consuls, 96 ; ditto for account, NI, 4 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 96, 1 ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 97!., '4• 7 ; Long Annuities, IMO, 7 3-16, ; ditto 30 years, 181311, 7:,2; South Sea New Annuities, 961. Bank Stock is lower, marking 211 and 2101. The market for the floating debt remains heavy, at the further decline noticed late yesterday after noon, sales being pressed, both of Exchequer Bills and India Bonds. Exchequer Bills, 1,000/. and aoot , mark 30s. and 535. prem.; ditto Small, 50s. and 545. India Bonds,l,ooo/., Ws. and 535. pron. ; _ . ditto under 1,0001., Ws. and 345. prem. In the foreign stock market the arrangement of to-morrow's account has engaged a certain amount of attention. The speculative stocks are generally flatter, but other kinds have undergone little change. Me,ican Bonds arc worse, the minces by the Baltic representing the financial position of the Mexican government as deteriorating daily. The prices of business are: Danish Five per Cents., 1021. Mexican Bonds, 83, 33!, 33 ; ditto for the account of the 16th of May, 331, 1. Peruvian Five per Cents., 9 1849 84 • • ditto 1/eferrt.Al / 4 393 9 '3 ' .9 Portuguese Four 94 9 I per Cents., 341. Russian Four.and-a-Half per Cents., 991. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 19t, ; ditto Three per Cents., 391. Venezuela Deferre, 121, AVe understand the Paris and Strasburg line will be further opened from Vitry to Bar-le-due on the 20th or 23th of May. The section from Strasburg to Sarreburg, as we formerly announced, will be worked by the Strasburg and Bawl Railway immediately on its completion, and the ratification of the agreement for this purpose will no doubt take place a the yearly meeting of the Paris and Strasburg share holders in Paris to-morrow. The section front Nancy to Luneville is likewise nearly ready for opening, so that little remains to complete a line of communica. Lion from Havre and Calais through Paris to Stras burg and Basel. The meeting at Paris is looked upon with some interest, as the question of a loan of 1,000,0011., in stead of further calls, will then come on for discus sion. Mr. Mires, the proprietor of the Jwirnat des Chemins di 1:-r, announces that he holds a large number of proxies in favour of the loan, and a con siderable, her have been sent from England. Hcropoth's Journal contains some excellent sug gestions with regard to exhibition and excursion tickets, which if adopted would have a very benefi cial effect. it is proposed that the higher class tickets shall have a greater privilege, of stay than the lower class. Thus, if a third-class ticket is goad for three days, a secund-class would allow the pas senger to take five days, and a first-class ticket seven days. There would consequently be an in ducement to take first-class tickets instead of second, and second-class instead of third. More is to be done by judicious arrangements of this kind for in creasing the Wattle than by mere alterations of prices. The Great IVestern have been able to charge high prices, and yet keep a very remunerative traffic by giving attention to the accommodation of the pas- sengers. 'I he latest quotations of exchange . on London at foreign places are as follows, rennuning steady Previous Latest Quotations. Quotations. Amsterdam, short lift. 73 1111. 75 Ditto, 2 inontlis Augsburg, 1 month Antwerp (short) Christiania, 3 months Cephalonia Copenhagen, :Ant Ditto, 3 mouth. , 5.144 8.83 Frankfort, short llBl ( 1181 1 Florence, 3 mouths Gulutz Georgetown, Denicruni, Bunk bins, JO days Ditto, 30 days Gothenburg, short Ditto, 3 mouths ll.lO 39 11.10 Ila%•ana Hamburg. short Lim. 3: lam. 3: Ditto, 3 months Leghoni ' 3 mouths Malta, 3 months Milan, 3 mouths Odessa Port of Spain, Trinidad, Bank bills, 90 days Ditto, 30 days - Paris (short) Ditto (3 months) NE 871 24f. 871 Itome St.retersburg 371 / 11-15 d. 3111-16 fd. Stockholm, 90 days Trieste 138.3 1311.9 From Antwerp Saturday's letters report lower prices for all stocks, except Austrian. The latest quotations are : Belgian Two-and-a-Half per Cents. (Rothschild), 301; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 911 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1848, 98 to Z. Aus trian Five per Cents. Metalliques, 711 to Spanish Loan of 1834, 12 ; ditto Inland Three per Cents., 341. Sardinian Five per Cents., 351. Bunten Five per Cents., 741 to '4 . At Amsterdam on Saturday the Bourse was gene , rally flatter. The lust quotations are : Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cent., 57 7-16 to 1 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 88. Spanish Ardoin, 3101., 12 3-16 to 3-16. Spanish Inland Three per Cent., 341. I'or tuguese Five per Cents. (London), 331; ditto, Four per Cent., 35 to 34 11-16. Old Russian Bonds, 1041. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallies, 681 to Z ; ditto, New, 76 to 1 ; Ditto, Two-and-allalf per Cent., 363. Danish Five per Cent., 100. Mexican Bonds, 321 to 11-16. Brazilian Five per Cent., 90 ; ditto, 1843, 871. Venezuela Bonds, 32. From Frankfort, under date the 25th., the last quotations of the Bourse come reported am follows : Austrian Five per Cent. Metallies, 71' ; ditto, Four and-a-Half per Cent., 634; ditto, Four per Cent., 57; ditto, Two-and-a-Half per Cent., 371. Russian Four :per Cent. (Stieglitz ), 861. Spanish Inland Three per Cent., 34Z to 15-16. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 881; ditto, Two-and-a-Half per Cent., 571 to 3. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 931 to 921. Sardinian Five per Cent., 81,1. Tuscan Five per Cent., 891 to 1. United States Six per Cent., 116 Z to 1171. Hamburg letters of Friday evening report a firm stock market. United States Six per Cents. and Spanish stocks were much inquired for towards the close of the Bourse, and met with a rod deal of business. Prices are quoted: Russian English Five per Cents., 1061 to ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931 to 1; ditto Four per Cent. (Sticglitz), 87 to 1. Prussian Five per Cent. Voluntary Loan, 105 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011 to 102. Danish-English Three per Cents., 1825, 73 to 1 ; ditto Five per Cents., 96 to 96-i. Spanish Five per Cents., Ardoin, 12 ; ditto Three per Cents., 33. United States Six per Cents., 1061 to :. Maryland Five per Cent. Bonds, 85 to 3. Copenhagen advises of the 22nd quote prices as follows : The Four per Cents., 933 to 9-13 ; the Three per Cents. (Danish-English), 731 to 1 ; ditto Five per Cents., 961 to 97. National Bank Shares, 154 to 3. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (°) is prefixed it is to be under stood that the share rate of interest is leas the in come tax. It will be seen that in every case we take the rate of interest last declared as the basis of our calculation : Thar par Can. Coos:Ammo prtas 961 Adder ant SI 111 Three pa Cwt. Reload 4 Neel'lireeendei.Chiarter per Ont..— 971 N 3 Hank stock (die. ;4 per cent. per Nan ) 212 re 'ache Reek Idle. tut per cent. per en ) 2s2j 4 Cochequer Bills (Int. 14d. per day) 33e. pea. ~ 2 °rem weottra• T.IOU oh. (die. at the rats of 4 per cent per ann.) . . anceernre and Yorkantre £lOO Strait. (die. at the rate of 2 per cent. per ann.) I CIL MU and eolith Western. Sick (doe. at the rntrof 4 per et. per ann.) 89 London and North Western• Stock (he. at the rate of 33 per cent. per ann.). 129 Midland. Stock (die. at the rate at 24 per rent. per ann.) 4outit Epiti•re. stock Idnidmd per 301. ahem ‘riu:kl to 31. cent. per ann.) INOLIBH rU t .ooil Stock. 23.3 111 3 por Ct. Ital. 0.; * 3:er Ct. ton. Anna. %I lOtti:10 5 pet CI. Ate4Van Honda. 6. pot Ct. Rule. 114303. t• 3 3 /3 per Cunt.. per et. nrinliain 13.13..813 90 Ditto Naar. 68 8 0 per et. linen.. Arm*. 23 T 6 per Ct. China. I.ln, Iv 2 4 I MN. entomb. Pd. 11.1... 3:qun tor H.la. n 4 twr CL banns!, Hap., 76 8 21 our ct. Dutch IP4. fett 9 per Ct. Innen 891 60 4 51 •• 4 10 101 „ 3 3 31 ~ 1 9 101 „ 4 3 31 ~ 1 19 41 Per 271 NOlL—Tris Dar. i per Cr.' ~. 1.^ . 0.. 961 1 11.• r Ct.. 971 i ~., I.,uctioyerr mi... QV, 10 Lio. YU NP,... I per l'[..Orrneda WI, 174101 1. ireum•lm Peferralt IV.. 5 per Cc 11,, MI.. 751.1 Peruvian IkIP $4 5 1 1 0,141{1.1010. Cement", 6 per Cl. Ku., Ii 1...J11 111 ITltio Stonier, iqs.. IW 3 par Ct. Siesab.h Bat.. W Po. Prf...rred lids— ~ Mu.. Pa.....re 14de..61 I 1.4 per Cr.. Vroesula 111.1, at 3 SllOO2/11011 !Worn. e . 1100.16. 11 13 DX EXCIIANGES. 99 3 12 01 For Account. Ilf~bea. i LATEST FORED rte For . • - . Op, 0 .... PI • II PARIS, Arati. 2S. Lowertl Ckeieg. sa so 1 se 70 1 se so I se 33 91331 9133/ 909390 U 3 per (Ant 5..„....... 3 per tents t per Cent. New P I per Cent*. 41 pet Cents Med:wogs on London at .ilAt, 25 3 ; - 1.0 ditys,66 876. Belgian, 3, 11 t 0...... 102 Money. tisples Mentes Do. 3, 16,2 — Roman Loon, leso .. 73 Do. it 170. l'rea.mere Bonds Piedmont p. Cents. — 6O 73 Ito.. stares 3070 111.tinun, Amer. 23.—Three per Cents., 351; after llolak, X) 9-16 east, 35 1 paper. four per Cents., 131. Five per Cents., 16; after llul,n, I.i 15-16 east, 16 piper. Cou pons. lip; after Dohs, tlit cash, 8.1 paper. l'asslVL", 6 9-16; after 11..1.5t, 6 9-16 cash, 6 11-16 paper. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 108 paper. Exchawse on London, 61. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING—LANE—THIS DAY. It is very generally understood that the public markets in the Line will nut be open on ThUr'Way. StO A lt.—The public sales, consisting of 160 hhds. Bar badoes, 11,1/00 bags Mauritius, and LIM bags Bengal, aro going off steadily at previous rates. !kilned steady; grocery lumps, Iris. to 501. Own:E.—The public sales are progressing heavily, and a declineof fully Is. has been submitted to in many instances. Good ordinary native Ceylon, quoted 41s. to 425., difficult of sale. TEA remains firm. Rum continues dull. BAl:fry:rug remains out of demand. RICE.—No alteration in prices. In other articles nu material alteration. TALLOW MARKET-THIS DAY. The market is quiet oist the spot 4:rnlin; the month, but for delivery in the lust three months them is still more in quiry. Quotations are 1,4 folioM • : II Tallow, 375. to itik Dd. ; Petersburglt V. on the spot, 30s. 3d. ; April, 39*. ; but three monde., 335. 8.1. 11'0011, MARKET. 7 -Trits PAY. As it is expected that the public Niles of Wool will be shortly announced, the busiti,s d • g by private contract is Hunted, hut importers are firm, nail price:, are generally well supported. the imports into London laid week wero very large, eonhieting of 1,294 bales from Launceston, 4,948 from Port Philip, 121 front 'frieste, 139 front Alexandria, 400 front Moigailore, 104 from Leghorn, 3 from Bombay, 1,947 from Sydney, 42 from the Cape, 349 from Bombay, 70 from Smyrna, 9 front Marseilles, and 'J from Alesaudretta. SMITIIFI ELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report trade heavy, at the fol lowing ountations:—Prime Meadow Ilay, i ts. to 001.; inferior ditto, fAs. to 705.; Rowen, Qis. to 705.; Clover, 7:m. to 901. ; second cut, 70s. to if Is.; Straw, 275. to als. RAILWAY WARE 11ARKETS. LtvrnrooL, APRIL 28.-The market is better to-day than on hnturday, and soiree an• a shade Maher. The amount et !in-ilium transacted however, is not sufficient to affect quotations altogether. lamtuehire, uud I lierhire, NI d.-Ditto (late Chester and Itirkenhead), 204 -Ditto (221. ellarn , ). 41 d.-Caiedonian, 121 -Itast Lancashire, 17)--Lancashire unit Torkslore,63 I -Ditto (NMI shares), 6 11-16 it-Ditto (Nth shank, West Riding Union), Sa d.-Lonton oral North Western Gwj 71-Ditto (new Mune), Ss 1 s.-Mid land, 63)-thtto (i shitra.). 13 4. -North Itrltish, 9/ -South Ea s tern and putter, 271 4 -Turk, Newcastle, and tricrwiek, 214•-York and North Midland, 27 I. LEEDs, Aram 28.—There halt hem% la very flat market e the hod meting, to day. 11.-re wee id, entire ab+enceofepecu. lotion, the budr.cm doing being limited, in boon fide tr.ineactione. to Aharidal-e, which in re.old at 21. 3'. lid. do. MANoIiEsTrO, 28.—The market was quiet at the opening, but there was a fair amount of looness autsanuently, wide iniprov.d. There were some good buyers bar neat account. For the current account, of shichtlim, was the last day, things went elf well, mad content.w were much lighter than they have been on previous occasions. Them - grime closes firm. Bt true t va n A M. Arai t. 28.--This market was very heavy to day, and the bUSIIIO.4 tranmetml was rarely up to SAurt.l..y . . poem Shrewsbury and Itirrninghant It's were done at 34 d is. for cash. ISIOSTOL, APRIL 28.—The market was firm, but prices unaltered. CIIESTER RACES. CIIESTEII, MONDAY NLOUT, 9 o'CLocis. The entries have closed W 4 (11111.1WS : Tvesnar. GROSVENOR STAKES of 10 sues. each, 11. ft., with 30 added • Grosvenor Course.—Mark Tapley, 4 yes ; Vanguard, 5 yrs; :Spot, 5 yrs; Alonzo, 4 yrs; Kick-up-tlie-Dust, 3 yrs; Lord Byron, 3 yrs; The Cutler, 3 yrs ; and Merry l'eal, 3 } SWEEPSTAKES of 5 sous each, with 30 added. Once round and a distance. blaster Downes, aged ; Asia, 3 yrs ; Modestina, 4 yrs ; Lucy, 6 yrs ; hurricane, 3 yrs ; hr m by Cardinal Puff, 5 yrs. OPTIONAL SELLING STAKES Of 5 soya each, with 30 added. One mile and a quarter. Avia, 3 yrs (301.) ; Truo Blue, 3 yes (60/.) ; b g by Greatheart, out of Jolly Beggar's dam, 5 yrs (1000 • Costume, 3 yrs (300 • Emma, 3 yrs (301.); O s baldwick, 1 yrs (301.); Maid-of-the Mountain, 3 yrs (.i01.). WEDNVIDAY. CORINTHIAN HANDICAP of a NOV 9 each, with 20 added; 7 furlongs.—Fißy-three, 3 yrs; Escape, 6 yrs, eh. f. try Arundel, out of Camarilla, 3 yea ; br. m. by Cardibal Puff, .5 yrs. SIXTY Gunir.44, added to a sweepstakes of 3 sons. each, Once round and a distance. Aristns, 3 yrs; Mark Tapley, 4 yrs; Psyche, 4 yrs; True Blue, 3 yes; The Cutler, 3 yrs ; Lady Eden, 4 yes; Roller, 3 yes; Kick-up-the-Dust, 3 yes ; Simplicity, 3 yrs ; b c by Melbourne, 3 yes. lieu MAJESTY'S PLATE of 100 Una—Thrice round.— Vanzuard, 5 yea; Arista*, 3 yes;, Mark Tapley, 3 yes; True Blue, 3 yes; b e by Melbourne, dam by Bran, 3 yrs ' • Psyche, 4 yrs ; 'The Cutler, 3 yrs; Hurricane, 3 yes; Tru th , 3 yrs; The Flying Englishman (h b), aged. THIS DAY. [By Electric Telegraph.] GROSVENOR STAKES. Kick-up-the-Dust .. Mark Tapley .. \Von cleverly. . 1 . 2 MOST YN STAKES. Paddy Bird .. Betligelert Won cleverly. CUP BETTI NG. 7to apt aborts 7to Ru•Pborougb 9 to Italian 10 to Ilene Homburg 19 to gackbiter 13 to alnipo .. 1 .. 2 CLERICAL. THREE It I 1 lEN TO. Rev. George Brydgcs Lee Warner, to St. Mary Bredin vicarage, Canterbury; value, 1491.; the Rev. Daniel Henry Lee Warner, of Tiberton Court, Hereford, patron. Rev. T. B. Calvert, to Rotherham curacy (senior), York shire. Matterdalo perwtnal curacy, Cumberland, diocese of Carlisle; value, f]o/.; patron, Rector of Oraystock ; Rev. W. It. Duncan, resigned. Chaplaincy of Liverpool Union; Rev. D. Anderson, resigned. ARRIVAL OF TIIE PRINCE OF PRCIISIA.—His Royal Highness the Prince of Prussia, accompanied by the Princess of Prussia and family, and Prince Frederic William of Prussia, with their royal highnesses' suite, ar rived at Dover early this morning, in the Garland steamer, from Ostend. Their royal highnesses were to leave Dover for London by special train this day at one o'clock p.m. 8 8 10 9