The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-16 00:00:00

1 /.; ' . '11 , 1111. 1 . 11., ...... -- 14 ,-, • -,--4„......Z. . . . ... ........_ . ............____„...__ ..___ __ -..........._, , • i V L ' i , ' 1. - .... 1 111 --- rt i gek, Aii, • . . ~:~- 4 LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, No. 1,762.] APRIL 16, 1852. [THREEPENCE. .--..;-.------ FOAMS of the CRYSTAL PALACE. Vice- le comereesee et the Mot omearemceer et ACA' rem I aereeseet Is An eir bid ass Is WII EZ kit lie NOWNII.I of Übe Orptal st.rullal Is lie IMO'S MISS WM. ow r ,,...",,a, s wearier, store as sorrisissiar r ImiW par r JOHN 11011 S OlttiMil ST I W 41121111, t ma. sem Apr a IN ldreard. JOHN M DUSIII, EETINO OF MIDDLESEX MAOISTRATES. RAILWAYS MONEY MARKET. 81.8 s. Id. per This is an extremely favourable result, as that the seasoe's traSo has com menced under happiest auspices, and is emi , nanny aelesieted to strengthen the market. The only Una that albedo an unfavourable comparison is the Imam ma North Western, the receipts on which, at this time bat year, were read by the carriage et the eulteisb and articles for exhibition m =oral Palace. The receipts of othet lines were y improved, so that • decline in the return weld now be readily amounted for; and the actual ettrosisis &sirs in die returns is consequently the MOO tatishabiry. The returns of the South Wes ter► lirseeskin and Yorkshire, Brighton, South Basown. Eastern Comities, and Great orthern, may emeoially be pointed out ma extraordinarily The astern per mile per week is subjoined : MINES. lei re: Itsatesiry a medal; of magistrates at Middlesex Iwk lime at the Cteatt-boase, Cierheamil, ter the arms aides at do Ihrostel tad ether byelaw af the county. rim POWSALL pessided, mad time were about 30 nuke- TM DAY. Two o'CLoca. The extraordinary advance of yesterday has not been maintained in 'ell eases, Midlands, North Wes terns, Great Westerns, and Lancashire and Yorkshires haring been transacted at lower rates, but gene. rally the market remains firm, and the improved appearance lately so strikingly perceptible is maintained. Great Northern*, Scottish Centrals, Manchester, and Sheffield', and East Lancashire' are better than yesterday. ft-00AL PALACE.—Ibe Osmillie In the ILi norm*. ft eirc=e empe o r a vere com = , ff nmais 0 INEffrair OHM FIMIIIIIIng ON le 0 W•6 2 l. 6.,thrge tb. Clainli trpates. las OLAND 1110 ADEt ili riersTit— - dAll KU " AT me GINEOf TAKE PUCK—April 14. lEa_:____-------- etteAre preeest. The meet ef the eestaitte• he aeinate and paeral seepemee wee kw& ap. Is it the tematittee recom mitted lir wen la mar tbe meat, iheesaver r maks el billandidemeaietalbeammeataf 11,21.11•4 d. TM WWI die aeleadea el the Nan to the Wont et the esseeelat Seel* GM Irish paupers, aid& was wrier etemilletatisa III" ulna a ado of reselethos peeped by the nelpielystes Ite web venom* as bebey ralsered le the ileeesesey eir Mole and tbo P oar-Lsw ewe aseineed le be eettemay lo law, sad etetTL - 1 8 :1 1 eqpisdeao hal beta iireal, mad would be saterallied to tits amt. sag eseabbeed as • ratan, day. The hossolas patient et the roper wore !greed . to._ 11)HESE1tVATION of the CRYSTAL PALACE, JsN CIIT of WESIMMIMIL I% SEXIST 01111% Sat, Is weseess se • liqpillka Ina papas Omura, I, V 211111DLICY. We may/,. IM 1.14 City, Ws swims& 1041.011M0W. April if, as waling • ITBLIC MUTING, tar Ow AIM *gym se winos of the intubitbbta et WISONOMI 111d1 MOW* postaduao lbe Crystal l's/an. lb Chas wW Ur takes al 12 ticisch FILAMCI?SIetraiIIT, 11111411111 - AND iTtielte 01,0111 In today •p oa pn. 141 13 110 A iii 111 di el $l, 20 2 Si SI U 14 12 as DI 14 14i '1 I „ nip nit Id nt ' 31 k 6 f LLISON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte Atleoteochwere, ee .aditopeet-.teret, removed tem o urotrett lemo-etreth. PIANOFORTES of the l weal. m om' an• GALE. 11111. sod IX7NITAIIO,I. theintherols bow boo out oo tin (reooly Nam) to be mold at a eon * *nee. r e htettes.--hecomihand Parmarius tiy mime =there et foe Woe. PORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHI/4 o - massy elegem me dethille._ L N ... 01 COK, ui missuipdalllwith le leo ty tor noey Teem O two tol. brio le alaitha d alma ~jtythrsoll. oet ot ...Wore to Looduit t 05 lb ed thIVIIMOLD rvainnsiaroule.gdwimi. pm eklblolNG theme. eepelel Ma% _samosaaa at dr rearm it ow tir enflamed bee twee Itheeelthei. the ketheie deo Wow sottrore- the vow peleat peels leethlgt. Meath eoe Wm. - elt• MUM 110the6. ewe 1111, Quemee.eseelar. ISlGllTeethlleat nno‘le delver", free ertilthe It Woo. yOlt WATERING GARDENS, DISTAL 14 - mo utit ID MANURE., hal o ht n II a rye._ ATI% I' % VIC %Nl+F.I) INDIA-RVIIIIS JANIE 4 LINE HANtTrh Owle Lleimemo amd er). oft. welt.r.; J. loedow. Twee Plfell us Mill eligild *ll terms far re. *NA tveveveig lipid suture. whims bow eall deer. Ihr mertelir 1.. 4 " . 1 di p.p. where a Mei lesteer lei *sib* riper raideaL They ewe edlehlm Ilee. wises, aingl an hod ememellmmil umed Im kir as. min, hot rie wad water WWI% lee. liseemeebtee Mollie um mei heehee Mg holl Plellailli the Talmmited YAW Seam lbw ere maw swam, ml i a s iii imomeillithe am/ ehemp waft wart. N.i. Omen leMme. Alba ep ugh row& trek, aa d with mho bleat me* le Mb& Is war er ...terwilteree e !% l ll6 ll at wiry arliewed te I. L. 11.4 Swett. G. etrellmerwa. Geeite/Lteat, lair lda meet with benedutr attendee. Lungs.—RoWLANDIV JULYDOR, thr dos sad sayeicabse—lt is disliardsbad lb lb 'starry llTiJ+Ti d, purtlyteg sad rstObsi fasts rs sly OP" ill* by te Mks re the paws sod Wee% verstary sleek It aids lospedstio team tba RAM. sip wry aseilebey Y telsonatbia. led tbes ~waft ~Ye el seamy lee. pimple. epee. Melly die asbastese. awl alma _bats weedier. The Mint Yam It =Selbesimik eel Yellin= sed item, TWA lYewa Yob rid am% wade It millspresable le wary Wit. Oa& Om% shy drew, wVI dad It sag sil Inintlse eel Imilsresse at the dis. arl year V oak seestb.rd lewareatsperiess Valdes kr Ws. Tie welds " Lyda, an ma lb wrapper at she rein snide. awl Bewiell and Usage Ostdee." anYoe yenned as Ile grinemet sarrazt a ssul bade Palo Y. M. sad IS. ed.—aid by *sm. ant by Cbsosseart Perfamese DOUGLAS JERROLD la Mkt LLOYD'S WINELT UNIDON 17. 11111111PAPILA Oa mai sae Aid heepmace, pcietret—esalellemle flatiOdemime et the Wet Non. 05... 11„ imatherpsame, Isaias D° F °LAS JERROLD silt Net LLOYD'S WISELY LONDON 4WD 1 N 7. EWSPAPIZ Oa amd heeame, oemhtta hip hoer el the Least Ness. pe DOUGLAT , ERROLD Illit LLOYD'S ISUILT WINDOW NINDIVAPIII Os mai abet Yen D. newer" petfeee—emateldep Misty °Num af Ds West News DOUGLAS a JERROLD m Mk LLOYD'S WIDELY UlllOOll NEWSPAPER Os sal sin bell D. peneommee, where' —emallit eteatOimmas et the Lilted Neve. DOUOLA JERROLD •111 nit LLOYD'S WINIEL U Y LAIIDON NEWSPAPIII Oa mad lbw MO . Sorpers, post4“-rostalig Oat Oskar d as Wed Iief,.. I:IOUOLAS JERROLD ws LWTDI WIUDELT ILINDON 11 IT. IIWIPAPti Oa sal Om April 11weepemee, pem‘hes— Noy Mum el tM Lint News 011ese, heildhespsepewe# Lomas. DOUGLAS JIMMOLD *NTS LLOYD'S' WELULT WIMP Meet Itit OM ono, op/ 111 NNW kW. M onOiloo t of Or taloa Ito WO ot= et l e l per of Ito • Obit mow stoodow of aessia l lEvarabstit ema Is. r airkiii. woo wimp), slim dm Mil aloft of do Amin Thom= at Loos: Moir of a Al owl COSI-Tiovile Ctolopolias to IbTme siWliewooll al blowordi -lir littotolio la lirobil I fwd. it do levoesor. Booftls Mills logeolloo do Midst. SPlMlnable Doluanis Mod op Ur Morookooll lopot oft So flolo-a lhooisi Ems mod Is Omar= AMMO lo ell Itooml tioso-flo beery floolloo AM ems it • floo-Iloollso of= got mow hoolfortio fo•oilw-Tiot WI ao/Cliat 1611-110 AMY s Nfoo~ eftleusese-Theiwileg it lememaelsee=lbsimotoso of Nuke west-A Odom db. ova.. kr mar fishoottse b MN York la-Poboo lessa- Irleitles of tooposOilloolOolioror-Tio amp lad lieserial-Vileellelle Bribeeever of Or *rid Palm Comb. Niro- AIWA Webs by Palm at aollmobli-er Onlitly 6. Moo,- brew to food ma 0~4 MOW, WllllOll3, Lowtom 11111,1111.0ML0 res. = imp Si Missed Lloyd, Igo. IS, min ems MS as • am*. •• MOS at 4y-Vesi: Datums or m Anew Zintonsoff.— Wiegman, Arau.lll-4heyespeselles he the dewier, d the mesh dabs AN* INOslllith hiving be.. me -by ten e'elsek, ress.,l6isr, the Masks/ roar. sea as task the Amides" Omptthe the Edema lieleher, 0.11., in tow, sad the illeas wog the theselste, C.rtain Kellett, C.B.,Z il ir aliasale pest tes tb ves sels Were ant elf frees Moils twill., sad reseeded slowly down the Mow while sopposhe the bawd, and their deports* was the view ed 11111111011/10 of spessaisee. Copts* ths is 's eethes whir e sad with sip ha bead patie e Vies% vials thee.* ethers ea deskond the mew la the /Whig of the ini rese = e ye these ltheety obsess end lbs e was as they the leatha s ylese st the ealtrod MM thde hp; dais were eseptsle4 le la the issmestly them on sham - The Tank WI they noshed the miithiet ethe, riven asedeeeled thole la speed, wore sees eat el wady sad der the ds evevylfai bees :11 melds, Tin 2=ble circuses*** The , Co* wader Pullen, will leave Woolwich he 4 ' ithe on fiateriey. Tin Miun..-I=st=insi well held at the Pablie Rem, Wedaesday las*, t. *. peeper of egisieste • patties es prim mest sad ea advise to the yews lava of lthilead egeisst the Militia Bill as ishotheeed kite the lOW et Comm by Karl Derby's govesureest. The Ask was lass by Mr. TIMM Mattimes, sag th• ass*. was aildessid by Mr. I. A. Matthews, Ife. Weivey, Mr. that" Me. nisei, Mr. Posen, Mr. Bstebee, Mr.lbw% sad *hem is thimedas of the Emma*, sad she by Mr. W. Two lys sad Me. 11•1111S112 (hesserty es dam la the sessy), 'the loyeemeal Oa stews sad. so they***dok as width wee said is the address *Johnnie I sZer i r yell* to the Moose el Ceseassespisst the memo wee ellessel, es she es alums to 6= lass of Mashed. Wing as then to haloes their Nth ielth merest - le the lasessrawar Plionesoz Warw. —At • rimisi dos BMW. Tows Cassell on Tuesday, the 1111siers Wu; addleeseed * the Lied Prevael, wieghtestes, Pt hem Ttethiew Wle wrigelas the Plollgliu the y : if Mord ese Woolbsea, Volt" Aprllh 11111.—thy Lad d ord r i d Oes- Megok—insis the Moises der panes, ea cesosies el axioms psi NMI Ems Ilgesialose km" bathed, nth this welt yokes of the honed Poislyel Lee sethisd, elm approstue Ms* Odessa 1111 the doss of andleti es ellies sow thed tesulaate, the beads to n e s, diet enusetheill see se peat as te sees Is ay health 11 of he mid* sad speedy restos t es the pee these thee Wyss decay, sad I s hei that it la sew :Vieth* the ask width I hive se Wait that the have peas* ray bribe of sip wiresuer.--I Wm the Mir Is thastsmy hid Awl atatiesses, year bithfii eserset, Joss Wttaos." • -yr me",.4lC-4/111. &to sr-Nairn utmost. Mr. POWNALL (Mr. Tame is the elute) maid, is cow. MM of too the seatisied awe sf Mr. astalOte _habits 81 " as of mite asOolsty Maga Lau ds Aglaia, to pious base do smut the disomostiwished *Li to be produced by • reeduks t do Imo emus day. nue whim,`esusesta„ Ms head, woo oared doted of the ssmostsa with ; dot sot weishled hams repos* Mil oast aostraty red , would pew esidastsey oft tidy to anietnin who sta bet toils sessty sad the satepaysis . 11111 gra s e. woOetto had been progsesil wia lama,uo as sod the IL.. 011111 O• felt onsh isilaillsd Oath , Mr. Shab, lot in this be had dugs% Is Owl sad, rued day se enema tally nadaeil o .,alSvay litaise Ideas a wed*iniar then nab& the ear ad enleast fir the tandem go= apaahean. an d I. the aheilde ed paws he welt rot Wand is at ses eL - =ant, la Name to the Oaks _esendase, he r o . sot put these doseswato tease the wart ft. wMksat moitiom ono se two sleenadwes In 55- la ilossat to the statemoste whisk had bus mat ha the court es Stalest wrody day. It metres se doubt Got the la eapenditun fro GM asylum bad ply Made" tke ; mount it was eel ieatsereiaeeta mold wok lot it was not fair, naw Mai ulna Mow milks after the =easy beta eapewid, the imeltitag o and the tad to throw apes that taw a mitten he= . e l t u r i tweive nyeadlere, whoa they lOW WO. NM lad inheind it of awn Map they pro. to Mlle—eldneellii tad all the Wearies sod no they peweemed as ahe ninon ler width they 64. swing the sway they heeteine to tine ward the avert IL tegnat, and the gee la genlies these nee dearly bad Le lie asselinef he pawpaw to labia they were to te ui re isma by the aamittea. Tin whet was apeeepriadi bait eirestMei ea he pine amend el by the evert is le Mee* 19111.whigh pine naiad the apprabadea d tk. te 4WWWWWIWIWIS Is heady. and the hearean dila% and it we age hue that the bridles was Lager them was eat- IL., lawaigled d l i L d osa piety, Me mond that the womb pro weed be the wed way Mr. ia seended the Ms.. Be aid—The ei sweats sew fe a t peeved the boolithototy of N those Is the mot The seausittrie me ee l = rid arid It node half est a masa polio of all beendeese o and wee 11111iMell 1 disking itself to wst Is all seals sf llotaelsd esessermag gostests, the seseer it pat eidlieb de balm; (Lainhear.) Thebes. So nada-ate awned the earanielee whit a greet Wed it IL, faith with the goursesal, w senwiedeseta h. Lowy, and with doe wort, I. balm as widen Ow lane then a 30 thousaad polls% ea eidePerele is I payiiw a paw is the pawed t wing *W s = = mi I pay ter 1,41111 oasts when was read ale IMPlpatina. a A dhardes asemG, is which Mr. Itsisiored, 16. Jovial Wilma, Mr. Mr. Cottrell, sad Mr. Alder- 10 was Lestrwaeo, took part. Mr. W. WILLIAMS, Y.P., said the expesdliture is »- bl sou of Catty Bad Anion had bets nest ozOseint, but 21 it wu . sotto M INIONOMMI Wt. warkkaag thee it was spat by aa megawatt bay, asessaldie tea. anabes add toll de hied (Mr. Whoa, die spoke la.-- go d the eassitelase), that he hail te be ahead hl4 - 7neople- S. wrialpseities by the den led ben eon la weed tes t idnielf =lv me anion net pe r lama awn panes lands easeedel by three's's' aa ann. et the aurae * coat at preadin barna' ter the QuteMl sups seer laid o before partitossa ; and ihe hewed it tier man at 7 per IS vest oath patient baking Ow aimag, was mpg to the W. yearly sea labatreas n has Oda end= amass bad . 13 to Fetid, themeless sad Oman with clothin l g. Go owns indeed to so alas, is W Z . p=eialtete sed the beat el Wedowee hr peeisale, but he Ahead to phew Wog balk he thaw' The main was On pa ad maid anainewily,_ theagagege ea ae earian nee la the ant WOOL rya% pealed het swan *ay, was sea riwwww& hr TO, ordloatoy meaty rate, sad the rat* main the Lunatic Asylum eta, Mrs wade. NEWMARKET CRAVEN ME TING. ISIS DAY. (By Drefrks TaisenpL) SWEEPSTAKES of 50 goys. each. D.M. Sophistry . . Walked over. SWEEPSTAKES of 100 son. eac.b. D.W. Nabob .. .. .. 1 9 Boekbut Ambrose THE PORT STAKES. Pilaw Minister Laniard= Midis .. 1 Woi; by a hut DERBY BETTING}. 20 to 1 opt Hiopton—take. ECCINTILICITINI Ma. FEARGUS O'ConVoli ACILIN.—At the lienuasesoldi Pekoe Court. on Ts. afterages, Mr. Dueled, of Righatred, Notting-hill, ap plied to the mead dr advise eider tint following eti. eennimaie. misted diet Mr. i s = O'Cossor, who book rr ant ai r essolli, midi et hill, was is the bald el kb dap, sad lad iffi tenni eosins meilestod is • awl estogeoll• sag muner. The eggliseat Olen leamlbed • awober at sormagesein - la gdo Mr. (rderser bed so-- witted. If Mr. Forges °Tamar hod Xn. ir he epareadose (dresiesakeed r amid is tied= he weed like the bide, wieder of dd. sweiseor wkell ow lasi Most le be g it mod tbeirkeede. led • • digeolasi le_ a oda add tie at the dep. Applied. god his homily were dad MN down se dims. Xr. O. per is ad wed Is de rear of deigeadele. wino I Y goodested NOW and Wiles relosoll ta die rodeo god led; sp tke hat leg el • are t i gi es : epee de Mb* sor e = It is his at the mate tine we ft 4 de neat aid Imp der is his need Andras's lido bob wile was sitting at dield ia le si and bums la keppseed to ink at him be threo to wit Wilde bed. The wined believed Xr. Otago, net te in We dillt aka. mg be *miles spellei to bit winilp Ilsrprelm*a. Oast via WWI XL 01)••• aft ift bet limb seorsimed free sitamildas videos. Es led spellii t. Ihs 11411. Mr. WOW% dip ef dale. gol be wog sherd to oba dz a loaka sr the I% of Conoseas.-11r. did believed it wig geareali p sailusesed = 38111 Mamie ow nose. He (dr. Bendos)_ was set • wiemi=r a. d lunacy, and therefore Mai Mt bk. spa power of notrainiag th at geadenas astakieg etE lid we expected the mallard weed mei with every esolensie list dot asset It b weed eel, apply at. dog dos. Wit Romano' Dann, Molicamtrus. A wows imprimiw is sow lily premiset eamapt the Ewa of the aselessies sleat is be withdraws, mai .e• rat of them Moe balemtst Is Moir IMP ampler= • Jobe that the Mews of the misseim oesmiltise ea as emblem Medd be issemiesi. We have bees asessibil item thst, se les( as the impleyere ammialis• estan o them is se Ames of aba withinwil of thi deibwilisk se am et dr ilmiameatai Mee ef the aseeisibm Sat mob saeMbor ion regales all his workpecyie t• rp w desta mks ea w' Lim empieymest. emelyemMit wideep lave stimws their two emu& impestby Meissen overdme, but we am isisemal that Ile nibs of ibibmilyineted nieq asid renal west tide/ iseiesise, m.mia nibs whit& Ni apse alive-esi mum Le=ts le Om =l7 . = seem ot the MOWN OM then Mee be emelelea. IWu rer lees as is- Male et woolyposile la drool*, lositt~o us mew bees Mlle tosayair ammesillowle r dietsiet imemalsy so abase I .011 tlat tbe of chit mem le Ws Milmemil Iletmr . :11 milimps is wllb IMPS di hem the diabiatim, at Mies ell the etiemiessliie whi c hd bye bus elf tl• amlyemeast est "WM assiodeWm bee Malts mtttaal iwampmmle II millbr wok' msawe ammil, that Abosiatisa of seesiolim mow lit swami. Is was MA plm*w vie eistsi that we Mw Wormed that tams* am wen almit is 'ma laise* work at am weshilimest sige the de giantism We lam mime M k soelemi by the ~ switelm7 the implegese' aiseablisa the illezi= awke tst w asi the IBM to EH sles Baumber. .. I I 1 je I =/& . 11 1 =I Mao IA ea Owls mid Retylkuna IA DONA ri ▪ Ilerhook Polk medals,/ am Jowl= al MOM MP L.& & sad D) . . 118. (so a I'l'4 - a Omani Osestlsk of Orion Voles. Om A.. /sod 10 I 00,11.0.11 al De. dais OW a& Mil . 11*.law slori &NIA We& flail. Doubt tis lion Owns i▪ a Ds. ra....a.D46; NI Do. B. egorCt .sS sad sa.(lre. 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The tendency of the roomy market is too whilst to admit of a doubt that the present lifth range el the home stocks will be Pr a *IU of 'Withal esavelsion being ap =2 the only Wawa that esa induce any venstion. At the same time It may not be premeten le draw attention to the probability of the question of sod the interest pall upon some of our national seseritiss attracting henceforth 8011141111241 discussion. *kind/ signs are abroad that the trey administrative mean not be backward in attempting to stiongthen its position by its advocacy of me is mast to the tax-paying public, and it is Twill soon be heard on the organs. sway !kern attracted the chief attention of the speculators in the Steak inehrago, who are emboldened by the sathiliskey ekes of the usionnt to push task "meatier mans extensively in a market that Litre a camblieable field for their adventure. were not dealt in at a higher figure than Of !Jr 40imay, but he the account (u dread y no deed) they true last marked 100, and the official yr ne ti wre Ito for cash, and a to 100 11th It aim "baanater, the regular opening of the transfer books taking place this day. The books of the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cuts., however, do not re-open till to-morrow. The government broker was a purchaser of Reduced Threes at 961, and of Consols at 991. Bank stock reached 2181. The official business report is as follows :—Thrce per Cent. Consols, 991, 1,1, 1; ditto, for account, 991, 1,4, 100. Three per Coot. Reduced, 984, 99. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001, *, 1 ,4, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 61, 11-16, 13-I * 6 ; * ditto, 30 years, 1859, 61, 1; ditto, 1860, 7, 6 16-16, 7. Bank Stock, 2181, 218, 4. The March Exchequer Bills rose another shilling to-day, closing 71e. to 745. prem. The Juno issue, on the contrary, further receded to 645. to 675. prem. India Bonds were firm at 82s. to 85s. prem. In the foreign stock market Sardinian Bonds were sold at lower values, but all other descriptions were very firm, and many stocks are still tending upwards, inthding Mexican, Portuguese, Buenos Ayrean, Bel gian, Dutch, Spanish, and Chian. The account was. finally brought to a liquidation to-day, and wltherat any instance of difficulty. The list of actual tabs Is subjoined: Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. 961, 971. Brazilian Old Five per Cent. darn Bonds, 991, 99, ; ditto Five per Cent. (Bothechild's). 100. Buenos Ayres Biz per Cents. 79, 78. Chilian Six per Cents., 104. Danish Five per Cents., 104. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 614, 621, 62. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. 'lentos, 101 f. 624 c. (exchange, 25f. 40c.). Granada Deferred Bonds, 11, 10/, I. Mexican Bonds, 35, 4, 1 ditto for account, 30th April, 351; ditto New Three per Cents., 291, 29, 1, ex div. Peruvian Actives ' 1051, 1061, ex div. ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 651, .4, 66. Porto gums Four per Cents., 394, 39. Russian Four-and-a Halt per Cents., 1041. Sardinian Five per Cents., 974, 97; ditto for account, 971, 4. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 471, 484 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, 22, 211. Venezuelan Three and-a-Half per Cents., 48, 1. The silver brought in by the Conway and Orinoco West India steamers, and by the brig Abeona, from Vera Cruz, has at length been sold, but the highest price that could be realised was only ss. per ounce standard for bar silver, and 4s. 101 d. per ounce for dollars. A few sales of bars had previ ously been made at Si. 01d. per ounce, but these wore transactions of no moment, and the rates above given show a further fall of „Id. per oz. in the pnce of this metal. This steady decline is a rather striking refutation of the views entertained some time ago, that the influx of gold from California was inducing an unusual ap preciation of silver. It is scarcely probable that the market will experience any considerable rally for some time to come, a&the demand for the eastern markets is now satisfied. The supplies just sold will be shipped to the Continent, chiefly to Holland. For other articles the bullion market is not active, though the large imports from Australia are calcu lated to give rise to some movement. One broker's es tablishment in the city beano less than 400,0001. worth of colonial gold on hand. Some large shipments of specie have lately been made to Brazil, the Teviot, the last pacbt that left this side, having taken out 130,0001.; but this is almost all on continental account, the English shipments having amounted to little more than 10,0001. United States stocks are in demand in this market; and a large business is doing at good prices. The chief orders for the purchase of these securities, however, appear to be executed at New York, from which market we have been advised for some months back of heavy investments on European account, especially in the bonds of the prominent lines of railway. The use of the medium of remittance thus provided has had the effect of prolonging the depression of the exchanges as between that country and England. The letters to hand by the last arrival, however, speak of a diminished demand from this side, which, in conjunction with the rapid influx of Californian gold into the Atlantic ports, will pro bably ere long give an impetus to the quotation of exchange, and induce, as a necessary consequence, the resumption of libe ral specie shipments to Great Britain. The last quotations of American stocks in the London market, aro thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Soo, and Co.:— Itedennable. D 1.104904 Priem Uulei MIN 3Ur Ct. NA 1833 ha. sad Judy 998 rti Mint sures. Ns. 1862 Jan. asd J Pay 103 1 0 4 DA gm ads. 1668 Jar. sad July 1101 111 De. 11 par Wank 1567.1848 ha. sad July 108 :09 • par Ct. 91454 1 1 .41. sad Aut. 53 88 441 P" : l r " 4rup. 1870.1873 ha. sad aelp 107 per Ct. Sian Dna ............ 1868 Ap. sal Oot. 106 107 t=iisr - 61: Muller 8144. ha. ra4 July 93 98 11 sr Oat. loft 1584 99 Cori 6 OL Daft Tab. 841 Lai. DM= Ow per spm OrMs. 1835-1 1874 661 Ap#l,l ((Id.llo DI 92 93 Iketrul My 6 est Owls. 1537.18 U Ap r iii r sid W 115 84 The baffle returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows: 1811 L 1861. LoakamadNerthWesesru....£42,BB9 .... £43,816 Lassastia• mad Taduddro 17,394 ..• • 16 , 610 Luisa seat 1110•1111 Wigwam O 7 and Brighton 04481 Western eau& Ilemesru Yak an North Mika =seer and Credit= HAM awl 'saw Yob. Novara, sad Berwick 14,119 .... 13,196 Obina= a saa a debasftr 1.D 60 .... 1,670 Goat Lose sin 1.111111 11114 Nee* Illeihrilshire 4,916 .... 4,868 Meadlo4l4 1100111• 9 Matlock, isfilidissde hued= blaanbeatar,thaltdd, and Lin saimilne 7,18111 6.817 _Nike Mika GIS .... 647 alrairanwi and Birmingham 7 39 •••• btu r ustir Owatim and Norfolk 15,077 .. 13,440 . Astdisa 640 • . `s mi th Junction, mg 718 ... 487 timid sal Wisionsers 146.. ... 11Ire i Lemosidn, mules cool Crosby, sod loath -380 307 116181413avain 1,866 .... 1,808 Total £187.741 £l7O 730 The total receipts on the corresponding lines being 187,8481., spinet 170,7301. in the same week of lest j year, the increase iu shown to be 18 , 9181 . , or 9 4 per cent. The number of miles open on the Arita lineal is 3,418 i, spinet 3,315! in 1851 , being an increase of 10tili miles, or 3 per cent. The aggregate aver- I age return per mile per week is 541. 17s. 10d., and , last year 611. 9. . 9d. ; so that the difference remains lin favour of the prang year to the extent of il l a - . 1711 • ^s. i s " We fl I NW 1 7 11 3/ 104 11 1111 1 41 171 llli i I 1 3.5 j I $1 9 11 6 1 i 111 I 1 viii I 1 11 i Te It fi iii i i si 2 1 1 . El IN i NI I us 4 al if SO iii i 1i di. .1 pa isr II 14 Il i N i i ht 1862. - 1861. Lembo esd Nadi Wedge £78.44 £84.70 Laaseiike sad Tanabe 6644 .... 60.03 Looks Oki Seth Wooten' 47.63 .... 38.75 Chest Wean 63.17 .... 60.95 Labia wad Mete. 61.25 61.19 INA Brom 47.44 .... 41.88 Bdisi red beer 60.77 .... 46.26 Teel mad Nadi Midland Great York, Newsome Noelases * sad B 46.70 erwick 47.32 .... 45.03 Baseera Cipeades sad Norfolk 46.82 tirite , secia 8 .- Iteit — iiiii4l arc UunaeW: 36.46 41.73 1662. 1851. Moran Mame' sad Glasgow 13=r1 Bostlt Western 4.238 .... 7 3,712 7,774 .... ,887 &ad& Clistral Scottish Midland Junetion 690 .... 612 Total On these lines the incresse is 777!. The Irish returns are: :£18,833 IMI. Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down 284 .... 22S Londonderry and Enalakillen 322 .... 156 Ulster Dundalk and Enniskillen l5B .... 155 Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Belfast J unction Irish South Eastern Cork and Bandon THIS DA 7. Two o'Ciocx. The full advance established yesterday has been maintained, and the prices of the English funds show a tendency is further improvement. Coultas have been freely dealt in at 100, both for money and ao. count, and are now quoted 994 to 100, with a firm appearance. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to; ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001 to 101. Bunk Stock, 2181 to 2191. Exchequer Bills (March) 725. to 75.. pram. The transactions in the foreign market have been more limited, but prices are firm. Buenos Ayrean Bonds have risen to 81, owing to the intelligence received by the Tay. Mexican are also better, at 351. Sardinian mark 97 to 4. Spanish Old Threes, 48 to 1; ditto New Deferred, 211 to 22. Vene zuelan Actives, 48 to 4. Belgian Pour-and-a-Half per Cents, 98; Granada Deferred, 101 to 11. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS, Assn. 13. i f e l y. 7f 10 • Cams. 3Ol 0 **** ****** ooutios ' 73 0 Rot zo awing. 72 U 101 30 1 HYMN lavrest Pot Account. 72 IS 1 72 0 101 30 1 101 12 3 pat RAW 4 1 Tar emin. oo o l6 Ler I pee OM& liensage OS Landes: at - 44; hi day.. 25 St indris. 6, IMO lOll liana,. Naples R eston ... ...101 33 Yawn Do. S. Mown Loan. Spinet. „. Ds. ... Do. do. IMO-. 96 _.Do. Pladmint a. Cots. U -. 60 .. . Beak Mama IMO nus, Ariu.ls.—StGeresain, 670; Versailles (right Mak). MI U ; (laßbank). 30633 ; Perla and Dd.-anal 136 tta Pans and TTO It anus and Ham, 1110; la Mi b me. 20t 30; ul awl San 17 I 2 SO; Csatzetl91 ad 3 76; Orleans ' X. Pa= 11 133 73; end qi 7 ; ; 366; 31 Parts and "kis"°.:l Tiara. HO; Moos ma Patainp. SU 13 ; &views sad Sesta. 110; Perls and bow. 110. Bkaux, Aram 14.—Voluntary Loan, 103; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103; ditto (1852), 103; National Debt, Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, —; Bank Shares, 103. VIENNA, APRIL 14.—Five p Cent. Meta ll iques, 95k. New Loan (A), 95(; ( B) , 1091. Four-and a-Half per Cent. ditto, 841. Bank Shares, 1,272. Exchange on London, 12.15. MADRID, APRIL 10.—Three per Cents., 411 ; after Bolas, 411 e.; New Three per Cents., 211 ; after Bolas, 21 3-18 c. Debt of lst clue, 71; after Bobs, 71; ditto of 2nd elms. 51 ; after Boles, 51e. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 100ia Exchange on London, 6015. THVESDAY EVENING. Prices have been evenly maintained for most of the shares quoted ia our list of yesterday, and an average amount of business has been transacted, both in dividend and other shares. For South Basset there has been considerable demand, and the Clive shares are actively inquired for, both in the London and Hull markets. The prices for all the eastern mines have been firm, with a tendency in some cases to advance. In the western mines a very large business has also been done, and the general position of the market is very satisfactory. The principal business has been effected at the following prices : West Alfred Console, 25, 26; Clive, 2,1; Alfred Consols, 181, 19 ; West Ding Dung, 5,,, 6 ; ler, 21, 3 ; Whe e l Mary Ann, 42, 44; Garreg, 215., 225. 6d.; South Tolgus, 150, 155; Trenanee, 7,8; Wheal Harriett, 305., 355. ; Wheal Arthur, 11, 12 ; Cupid, 61, 71; South Bassett, 420, 430 ; South Wales Mining Company, 21, 3 ; Orredd, 2, I ; Wheal Mary Emma, 3,4; West Providenoe 50, 521 ; Tincroft, 10, 1; Mendip Rills, 2; Union Tin Smelting Company, 375. 61., 405.; Tamar Con sols, 41, ; South Tamar, 4,1; Trannaek and Bounce, 31, 41; Trevelyan, 3; Wheal Golden, 3;; Cooks Kitchen, 4; Worthing, I, 2. The gold mining share market was quiet today, the settling occupying attent'on. The Califontian shares remain flat, and Ague Frias have further re ceded, but prices of the colonial descriptions arc firm. Australian Freehold were in steady demand. Rocky Bar shares (201. paid), were quoted 101. to 151. prem.; Colonial Gold are quoted 1 to 1 prem.; Lake Bathurst, 7-16 to 9-16 prem.; Quartz Bock, par to 1 prem.; New Grenada, i to 3 prem. There was a considerable full to-day in English and Australian Copper Smelting Company's shares, which ruled at / to Z prem. yestetay, and were to-day sold as low as -1 dia.; Great Polgooths were inquired for. Mining in New Granada is receiving increased at tention, as is proved by the formation of a new com pany for carrying on operations in this region, under the title of " The Mariquita and New Granada Mining Company," with a capital of 100,000/., to be raised to 150,0001. Ono important feature proposed is the amalgamation of the two companies already at work in this district, being the Maimota Mining Company, and the Santa Ana Mining Company-- which between them, will receive 77,088 shares in the new association. The Marmota Mining Com pany his been working at a profit for the last three years, and the shares, on which 2/. 10s has been paid, are now worth about 121. in this market. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Ltvnaroot, APRIL 15.—The market has been very excited and buoyant for share today. We quote • further advance in price* ; and, althoug h we do not close quite at the best, the market keeps .—Aberdeen. 16— Ditto (pref. 6 per cent. in perpet.), 3-16 d.— Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenhead), 17 —Ditto 1. shares), 6/ d.—Blackburn (late B. C. and W. Y.), 61—C (27 aledonhin, 20 t-Chester and Holyhead, 221 Eastern Counties, 9 9-16 —East Lcas anhire, 171—Bdus burgh and Glasgow, 311— rest Northern (B), 141—Ian' cashier, and Yorkshire, 741 1 1 4—Ditto (fifth shares), 6 6 16-16 6 4.—Lancaster and Carlisle, 78—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 201—London and North Western, 125 c. I—Ditto (new 1-shares), 61 p.—Ditto (fifth shares), 41 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 361—Ditto (preference shares), 131—Midland, 681 1 9 81—North Bri tish, 81--Scottish Central, 161—Shrewsbury and Chester (pref. guar. 8 per cent.), 15 13 16—South Eastern and Dover, 2211 — Y ork, Newcastle, and Berwick 191—Ditto (preference unpaid up), 2 16-16d.—York and North Mid land, 251—Great Southern and Western, 40—Newry and Warrenpoint, 41—Dated Rhenish, 31 d. llancitnerna, Aran 15.—Although the market opened rather fiat, there was decidedly en upward tendency in the after part of the day, with considerable activity. London stock closed at 125 ; Caledonians, 201; Sheffield stock, 34 1 ; Midlands, 681 ; Eastern Counties, 9 9 16; Dover', 221 ; Great Northern A, 61. Bannurenan, Aram 16.—This market was active to day. Midlands, Birmingham, and Derby' were done et 361; North Stafford' at 71 die. ; Shropshire Unions at 31. Is. 3d. die. ; Old Birmingham Canals at 100 ; and Droit wich Salt at 10. Lune, Aran. 16 —Thos was • more active market this morning at advanced quotations. There were many paha in Midlands, which opened at 081, and closed at 681. Leeds Northern, were done at 171; East Lancashire. at 171; North Westerns, 101. 18s. 9d. die. • Caledonians, 201 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire Fifths, 6 dis.; York and North Midlands, 251. Great Westerns, 92 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 61. Pref., f prem. Baurroa, Aram 16.—The improved tone of our market was again apparent, and several kinds of shares underwent Improvement Great Westerns, which opened at 91i, al tamer& almond to 1111, aid le ft off firm at 921. Mid lands swot it IS, and eland 10s. per share higher. Swath Were were doss at 361 ; and York and North 111111Deade at 26. THREE CHILDREN POISONED BY ORNAKII I ETED Cassa.—Yeeterday Mr. Wakiey, M.P., held an inquest at 1 the Hunter's Arms, Compton-street, Brunswick-square, on ' Bridget Tyreby ' aged four years. James Treby,leeeassd's father, deposed that on Oood Friday deceased received from a relative, amongst other Easter present., a large oaks sar i mounted by variegated sugar ornaments of different colours. Deceased divided the Cae amongst two other of his chil dren, who with deceased partook heartily of the cake and its ornaments. Soon afterwards all of them became den gerously ill, and were seised with violent retchings and spasms. lie instantl7 (idled in Mr. Hopton, surgeon, who exerted his utmost akill to save their lives ; but despite his efforts, deceased died in dreadful agony last Monday. The I other children, although better , continue very ill.--Mr. Hopton, surgeon, Judd-street, said that he found the ' three children suffering from all the symptoms of an active poison. lie applied ever, possible antidote, but without effect as regarded deceased, who had eaten more than the others of eke poisoned ornaments, and she died on Monday. Upon a post modem examination he found that deoraied had been very healthy with the exception of the effects produced by poison,. which manifested them , selms in the stomach and intestines. He made en analysis of the stomach, which led him to the conclusion that Iced `was the poison that destroyed life.—The coroner, in sum ming up, regretted that many similar cases of death, !caused under such circumstances, had come before him, and expressed a hope that a stop would be put to the sale of cakes ornamented by , suet poisoned materials.— Verdict, " Accidental death.' Hopes are cnti rtsined Mr. Hopton or the ultimate recovery of the two other children. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocs. There is little business doing in the gold mining shares, but the Australian adventures continue to attract the chief attention. Colonial gold aro very firm, at 0-16 to 11-16 prem. Closing Dwane= No. Share. 111,141 , . Paid. pries dor.e yesterday. to-day. 100,000 1 AVM Fmk 100,100 10s. Anglo California .... an 1 1 / 15,00 a 20 Asturian 10,000 10 Aastralsaids I il it r. 20,909 20 Australian 2 i I 100,1/00 1 Anatrahan Freehold 10,000 I Ave Marla aU 4 4 dal 80410 50 Ulaemerton Iron and Goal all ... .. 100,0n0 1 thitleh Australianall 1 1 14 , HOOD 33 Brasil. hop. (be. at 51. pen. 24/ 11 2 6,000 30 Do. °maraud Caleb all 11,000 30 Do. St. John Del Re; 210,000 1 Carson's Creek al 1 3in 12,007 100,000 . 3 Colonial Gold 70,000 II Eng. k Austrahan Copper all e 1 ins 41 20,000 30 General all b.,000 1 Golden Mountain all 1 dls 4po 11900 3 Or , at Polgooth all 111 pee 93,000 10 /drakes k goatUrnerkett 9 300,000 I Nouveau Mende 130,000 1 Port Phil* I 4 1 pot If 7,000 20 :Manage deaths lOl 0 0.000 10 Da Croft 43,174 7/.781 Galled Mexican .--.... all 24 21 100,000 1 West Mariposa ..—......... all i i dla . MINCING-LAM—THIS DAY. Sea...R.—The market has again closed for the week, with a firm appearance and good current qualities of Mauri tius, Bengal, and Madras in some instances sold in public sale at 6d. advance on last week's prices. We have had only three public market days this week, during which a fair average amount of business has been done. The refined market has been firm, with • good demand this week. Correa.—The public salts have been confined to 1,200 begs good ordinary native Ceylon, at which a few lots on'y sold at Ns., the remainder being bought in at that price, which shows a decline of Gd. on this description. No sales by private contract of any importance have been mail., this weak. Cocos.—This article has declined 2s. TICA.—The public sales went off heavily, and a large por tion was bought in. The declaration of sales for nest week tended to flatten the market. . _ . Rice.—This article has been neglected, no sales of impor tance reported. SALTPETRE.—There has been but one small public sale of low Madras tbis week, which did not alter general quo tations. Corrox.—The market has becn inactive during the week ; quotations are unaltered. COCHINEAL hu been dull of sale, and prices bac c scarcely been sustained. _ _ ~ Batt.—The demand has been very limited; prices the same as last week. Sri csa.—The public sales have been small. Pimento sold at last week's currency; Nutmegs, at Id. to 2d. ad vance • Mace at previous rates. In o ther articles no material alteration. Easter week is considered partially a holiday week, and less general busi ness done than usual. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is flat, and prices are quoted without altera tion, as follows :—Town Tallow, 355. nett; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 35e. 6d. to 3.55.9 d.; October to December (1852), 37s 3d. ; on or before the end of Nay, 35e. 3d. HIDES.—THIS DAY. LLAIMINRALL.-661be. to 641b5., Ild. ; 641bs. to 721b5., Ir. to 2d.; 721 1 5. to 80Ihs., 2d. to 21d. ; 80Ibs. to tiltibs., 2 d. to 20.; Salbs. to 961b5., 2}d. to 3d. ; 96Ibs. to 104th.., . to 4a. Horse 'Lida, 6s. Calf-skins, light, Is. tots. 6d.; fall, 41. 6d. BERMONDSEY. Sheep Skins, Keats, Si. to 7s. 3d.; half-hreds, 6s. 6d. to 6s. 6d. ; Downs, M. 2d. to 61. 24. ; Lambs, Is. 9d. to 2a. 9d.; 'hauling+, I Id. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Edcn Main, lbs.; Walls End Russell's Hetton, 15s. 6 d.; Walls End notion, 16.. ; Walls End Lambton, 15s. 6d. Walls End Stewart's, 184.—Ships at market, IN. MARK-LANK—THIS DAY. With short arrival' of all descriptions of grain, whether of home or foreign growth, our market still remains dull, and the limited amount of business transacted this morning was at about the rates of Monday last, for all articles, with the exception, perhaps, of Osts,which is some few instances realised rather more money. There was no alteration in the value of Cloveneed. loam' A'S - Yaw—Wheat, 46e. od.; Barley, We. 11d.; Oats, 191. 3d.; Rys, 335. Od.; Beans. Ms. 3d.; Peas, We. 74. ARRIVALS wro LA/NllOll EROI4 17th APRIL to 14th APRIL. Qrs. SNOW. Scotch. Irish. Verrelea Wheat ...... „ I 1170 244 Reeky... 3330 690 (00 Oata l3lO WO 740 Floor BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs rattenden and Smith report that the Hop mar ket is without alteration, both as to demand and prizes. SMITILFIELI) MAItKE'I'—THIS DAY. We have a large supply of Beasts and a very limited de mand ; in consequence although the weather is favourable, late quotations eanuot on the avenge be supported. The number of Sheep end Lambs is large ; there is a consider able proportion of the latter, for which trade Is very heavy, at lower Yates. Sheep are making about the same as on Monday last. Calves are plentiful ; trade is very dull, at • reduction of fully 2d. per 81b.; indeed our top quotation is realised only in few instances. Our foreign supply consists of 182 Beasts, 200 Sheep, and 161 Calves. The number of Mitch Cows is 125. Her Mama of 81ba a 4. a. d. Par .tarot alts a. 4 a 4. Hat (bob, liandards. 3 1 3 I Hot Dna. k 111,441. da 3 6 3 8 Hot Ilbort.baras e , acoatiguality Data 3 3 3 De. 60. Mara Valves Pt . . . . 8 3 DO. db. 0 0 0 Nee iron 1 . 1.11-14441 a 40 4 lambs .. I 8 1444444 at &w L att. au lambs Sleep awl . 1,420 ; .1-11144 a 314; Pip 300. Tim Uranus STATns MAIL aTIMI4OIIIO WA TON, Coptais G. W. 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