The Express. — London, England, 1853-05-18 00:00:00

..".........-,- --- - ..017;;;•92•,----r-v...4111.0. ,r,,,.., / 4 05/ I TI . bnoW No. 2,102.] -------- ----- :-- AREBROTHER CHAMBERLAIN. trissl. *I simparters of Alarms Paralmethar are eerosed Ti l.' THE WEST INDIA MAILS. Estee to woad • MEITING of Ws CammiNes at YIN MEDI' MALI, LMR TH 010.8.13TREIT, TO-MORROW (Tbunday) Noah LG. st II o'cluch presimiy, is adopt Ms assestsary massurse se wore huo election. (BY ELECTRIC TILISORAPII.) 01.420 We Hall. Iley IS, ISSL (PEON OCR OWN CORRINPONDIINT.) COTT for CHAMBERLAIN.- The COM IIITTEE for SOUTHAMPTON, WIDNESDAT. Conaucting the Election of W. Benjamin *pH 14 PAILY at U. KING'S HEAD, POULTRY, *am all cos. 011+00:03)is us maestri to ho addressed. The Orinoco has dates-Demerara, April 25; ROBERT HANBURT, Chairman. Map,, is. MG ti El 'ROE ALP-XANDEL . s . ... ~.a . i Chagree, 24th, and Trinidad, 25th. Amongst her . 11012 T. B. SEELEY. 1 cargo is specie to the value of above a Million and a rA:RONISED by the FACULTY. - WOOL half of dollars. LIT'S PECTtIEtt. CANDY, ea Whet* des for 03•106, • A43*. end C"'wninbnt ;It rnitunbulds4 l 2 o ka The Orinoco has been put in quarantine, owing to lout of a Lauer ettdreeted ley Dr. Kunst be Os M W ky's Pectoral Caul , ' d'aadritrrar iS , MS" II &were is the yellow fever being on board. The fever prevails " man i44lo4 Woelle's 011210 In mememerrsemplainto. 101 1 0 ,,,..55gm. ogee. mammon! Wien Nh AGM 0. C. at Jamaica, Trinidad, St. Lucia, and St. Thomas. At Rms. D. Ussisp-otrem, *ear New by Lanfts`-'llss o e se s leentet o e, POPOrad allY Woon o N ehmalat. Jamaica it was expected that the governor would N e wsom, le ISIS by all Monks, emuwhere, la boast. at Is. IA lab. IS *h. dissolve the Assembly and wait instructions from -- - LASE and COMFORT in SHAVING.-B. and En g land. The fever is ver y bad on board H.M.S. IL COWVAIMP C.ASTIGN STROP, cor Clinaddledesd praise Fes tal . sharpmer, swam *Sag my es Me seem Moir skis. TM ' " swim tesksenlal Is from est mest anis* easpess. Ms Mom I Rep: "Mrs,- I b e ns mit Mel al par Is* numb aml Met It Is ewe my Mop I bars Wham *A ter a biros trems* for amend* and an* - SHARE LISTS. C Nisi 140. To it B. and d. Oswalt. hoesturn nl, los. eresssmeet, Losies," *ere Ma amp, Sc., may* ebbilml, sad - eg ad paw" Matt 74.11 L, GNI r ub h.-011WVANII TI/ZSDAT EVENING. psedlwlptainparal IMIlb Dember wl* Predes. nO nEwmy-sasokot @hairs& an improved fooling THE D A I L Y NEWS. this morning, and, after maintaining a very steady tondos Moralog Paps, prise Id. appearance all day, became flatter at the close. York Ar. twain! Cress. Ohs DAILY NUM het the bead of tbe Ll- 1. ., ... rm .," o mi t urge* adeaearrai ow omesise I. Its broadest and North an d Caled onians have again been ~..m..eal 11l mod I" Teselk el i s ami b " Wier 1053115551 / 5°55550 in good demand, and Berwicks, Leeds Northern. , 4r esteMinews. ga is As sinnt •09 sibs WHIG** astrn.--t•tal the awnlwore ill and Chester and Holyhead@ were also better. At -Is dr amots truth*, sal laser elmuster ls Mal. and In Ds ended minma of lleasdoseassaralal M. the final close, however, prices were rather weaker. fsemselsennetreed to Ms CR& DiMerog, sad Moserary istialss.- Ilis row I 8 marriated. It ourolms a min ft*** tof liMpflog than asp other paper *art St StApOst -is Ms Ind* Sc. by awry essm ." = " ths ergi &11l /AWNS 1 1 411 0 r; with UM ill Wl*. THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. piAirtesywerse. The railway market is fiat to-day, and quotations It address/sifted he *Mies, as bear the my paper *Mks the 'Rh*" *bib *MAK awl bar airier 1n1* 11 4 1 1 51 • 5 2254. 11 . 1 . generally are drooping. Great Northern., Cale 'din IN PUMAS ham N saws by the hot Mum of Nov doniens , Lancashire and Yorkshires, London and lush it ga. au t" be Mler ba le th ,r e pii /ftala p ,,, ( I, l4l.lla rm az i Len. North Westerns, Midlands, and other stocks, are all say peril bat Is Ives Dun 144141, lb rbrer OW alaPilieles lower. Business is very quiet, and speculation alto tratAtiobeL Illiminelmsed. Moans, emeences Moss* Dar 1772 .. MANI Maumee lbws. yet moos Foreign shares are generally flat, almost the only Ibe sanitmeed mabassmee of this exception being Paris and Lyons. en away ampamed s r • wUs . Wit Mae • a Sr mamp aill it il an Ma Liam medal ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. tapes Ma Me lot a ma SIM ammtialit biehasedleme-ri. essielmeMM OM mmensilles IllessEms *ilk Is Wm* ealse to-day up E gl u e e i Ta "figna 1 I s eey d same*. what I r: l i Ta i = Sh ' pa RAILWAYS. freeway. lo 1 pm. nat. IS " ."I lliima iddi l dis r I M St. IN 1akirde05 iwia ............ u...; 29 SO May we. IN NNW mess Ilma esissepeale Nth Ss NI 12 biers" t b at il kiet ----- 6 q TG In marred of NW 2/4811081 Of Emmen Mno likddism lor at IA .8 gbeboppeo„drideadvagrd to to• Eisolles 10, esweittiomse.liaittdreat. Lads. it NI Mrkes.,l*.lolhan Jan. 7 6 die alt r Go.ChanDIELOMELH AL .C. DR. POILIME V D NEW WORK. 11 1 U Do. as. MI- 1 34 22 die Oa *an* salt will be publisbeil M. 100 WSW sml Ns*/ - .. 101 Ille 101 Aft MORANDUMS made in IRELAND, in st- lee agennos,..______, ........_„,- -.. 7 . 7 . 1 . 70 1 01 l. tle Autumn of tab'. By Jose roans M.D., what of the i l i l, f u l —L i -- .'"*F....". YSa :' 131 "1 . Physician's lloixlay.' I vole., post Soo, witbDliustrations. .. Ile 234 Loodes : halth. Oder, and Co., 63, Oxaktil 61 43 DUD** Delletinao. 4 3 pm IS sll Dashme s =arlAber dem .- - 11 9 lyi CULYr. a .HWELLM ead MEDICAI. WORKS,. l i t V i Bral re Vr d izri.: ) .... d ll 4 3 • W 119 10 Soma .i - Mite - 111 111 Isll 9 WHAT TO RAT. DLIIK, AND AVOW. U aft *Wm OWN% Ebes A n. 011•11.17.1111.1 ~._ .. 112 11 LECTURE TO YOUNG MIN. IS all Do. elan II owl COW 72 79 m. et 100 &at lAsamlan 711 74 HOW TO as atilt. 80 lan aas WJ. Intohleilii St se is. it toe rellaboub sad Dims, . Ti 74 MORAL AND PIITSIC.AL ENJOYMENT OP LIPS. 10 I 12 Slaturab OM Pleb* - - - M. ISO 11111Msrsh,Pereli,DsasIn if 34 T. ON SPECIAL MEADS& St. ISO Gimpy St Ibeihmeelem - - vs. tr.. too arms Illsethera .. ... eh soi Ili i TUN INITITUTES Of MARRIAGE LIFE. IL 100 Ds. A, Wok ... ... e h 66 eta It. ' lOO De. E. OM* ..._ ... 13.1 135 DISEASES OF WINTER. Bt. UOlll Gt.flostkamiWest. are., 113 /14 mt. 5: 103 Great West* 012 Mil CRINANT DERANGILMENTE, CONSTIPATION, md 11.1111011 R. 13 11 DIM IMO Iseless .. If HOIDIL 30 al: User* and Owliele .. It 06 ta. sad a. 111 111 Da.1166 Teach ll 14 me Isom% mum, aui 60GTCH L AKES . $ min, la. emb. et. 10 laintriten Id 1 Sbk 310 1 I IL 2 16 *aft* UTDIOPATHY : OR, THE ono WATER CURL 14 114 ps. lbw ataimihas s 4 a ds Illwrocal, 14 Potorrow.imeew; Cars*. 147. Itleinsteset: Mam, 10 all lamb Dertbers ... .. ig ig " le i . Se.„ Carnia, and all boolualhoro :oroflL R. Calverwell, 111. D., 10, 111 112 Isadsaand Neiman .. es ea asesuwee..Reem&seleas. Mao sem be comielerl daily trom to till 2, le 8 IsminhaeTAllleathsod It Ipa OW MIL R. lll ltsfetowlbe. Oro 1042 DWI 10114 . St. lell Leduc li7.lfame , 1112 119 is 111 s is mII Do. MEM . It il to la Hi te 10 t De.Sio.a.,Zimiiite I l i 1 an THE LATE ACCIDENT ON THE YORK AND Sc. Ise Gams Sc boses-w user sle 1 904 NORTH MIDLAND RAILWAY.-VERDICT OF 10 4 1 4 ..._ 00 .• 12 0 ~- - - , 3 ti nil MANdLAUGHTER AGAINST THE DIRECTORS. 2 1 : Ir u "*. a° o il sc ii; ii i i . a I S S 4 Sal 94 all LasdasOrryik Ennlalullm 19 21 HAMBLETON, TUESDAY. 80 WO 7lmeh,lbef,litAneoln.3 294 304 On the 6th inst. an inquiry was commenced by al ,si Do.ilaktkUnet. Vida . h If Ali Mr. Pearson, Coroner, of Selby, at lianableton, near that s t ; e l 2 , 31151 ,1i7 m ai k a y 7 ir 44 61 744 9 town, late the circumstances attending the deaths of John 50 47 mldde. West. (kid- .. - -- Thompson, an eagles driver in the service of the York and 23 17 4 law Dell dram .. .... - - North Midland Railway Company, sad Joseph Sykes, a at- toe I lb noesesuleis ... - . So 81 stoker, which occurred between 11 and 12 oa the sight Sl' w inirwrion - Per IPI previous, frees the swine that Vamps= was driving having : Si 1 7 1 sow sad 4 3 " 4 " ran off the line. At that lavail no certain opinion GO all ttewrgWarseopinthatir. 9 6 could be arrived at me la Ma tame of the strident ; soon at leo gertellk . _ &I 14 519 after which it was reparlat la the Eased of Trade, who sent Is 16 Da. Sri, . „ ._, -.- - down to the ace* of dm aseident, Capt. Oalton, C.E., their Is Se istelases CanNlse . Valm $1 32 Ms inspector. That armed at Hambleton on the IP- in IWO IMOD .... - .. Sel mi 7th, and ' the Vat, mai made all proper inquiries. I: ,IA 111515 0 „ . ria s e ur , o. Ms ' l ' ": = = 555 The inquest wee meameSta Ms antraeon of the above day $ s a,. i 2 0 ,,,,,,,,,,,a _ .... die auted ia a ms bds e ml Mr. Clili• Ositan being Masi, St Ili Math t4sormalm- .gsoMe IS and pmt la dm SS lall Sank Wawa - Br Si The !maim cusn - g - "ese ihronsh, Is 10 Hanka* 11.Westanilone - - pm The Careen mule outs Ilsarks to the jury,lsavisa 0 .- 100 , Clel m% rust O werl niB.BlWelm f • 5 0 63 398 34 IIL WO erm .- .. them to determine, MIMI AO Lots, whether the asaidsnt a Ho . elogdsh mama ... .. GO 52 arose from excessive speed, or from any defeat ia R t o l I) ea rt ,..s a Nem. _ _ 63 67 the mine or line. If they were of opinion that the former se. tee .. Laill.W.Ogar.edi 71 16 was the case, that was the act of the driver now dead, bat 10 $ i ngewatosy miasmata IS 09 die if they thought they ought to adopt the latter proposition, MI GO 4 rrifib..7 and ( 1,10 . W.ltla.) - .. 16 SS then he considered the directors of the company were eri- in an r ms . . 9 10 initially rest/ono:171e. 14 SO Is. Onostri .- .. 13 IS The jury, after about twenty minutes' deliberation, found 3 N notes „. .. 81 34 Ole a verdict of manslaughter against the directors. A sof- so N ISSSNDawn ... ... „ ma its Iciest number had agreed, but there were two others who at IN Ma* loam - .., .. 78 13h 75 dissented from the rest of the jurymen. SO 10 Moth Weir _.., - .. M i l 37 $0 16 TallsiallvorDs 1 let 11 DIN• etes -.... 4 4 21 MI ININDIM alkeelloghne - 11 I /16 10 ThenmEsomDestailleit 11 II SNOIV-BOUND RAILWAY TRAINS IN MAY. 2) II gab ay Mesa.„ .._ 18 ISt 152 --- 23 all Slaterard ad Maw 1 109 The incidents of railway transit this week on the 50 GU., 1r.. 310111 " ... .........” 1 " Umiak. 33 3 9 10 los linos west sod north-west of Sheffield are gaits suggestive t i !, 1 a ;9711 0 7 6 : 0 7: 0 ', ci;',oo', 4 dy pat of the published record, of the famous Banns adventure. j o 1 yow le d in march of the north-west pstmeape. We append a few sr, 1 les yosolserserwidi 704 712 704 'sampler. The Huddersfield pasm I ager train left Sheffield, SS 30 Do. dla. Szattlams as utual, at 7.35 p.m. on Monday evening , and having the SS 1 11 4 , Do. o 32.l.Pseasim• adma its.. of folluethis in the wake of a Powerful goo& St. ice !York and North Maid 834 Ste 11 4 II iTtt Oixprt“ LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1853. LOIS LIM) AT II evidashearhire Owed to Lisboa N.Waties Jawlike YDWMdr badkistarkieur_ 4.0 (lessulteeLlierears) lippesillpr is Dein Pllllll ex new; and Scottish Australian Investment 1 17 "••••••Phost this flatness prom [THREEPENCE. This day's (Bunts. T. tel assents. New £2 10s. Annuities £4,289 £22,773 6 5 New £3 10s. ditto 2OO 25,200 0 0 EichNuer Bonds 7OO 0 0 In the market for foreign exchanges to-day the general tendency of rates was decidedly upwards. The chief advance was in bills on Hamburg, which were done up to 13.8/, and even, it is reported, at 13.9. Ams'erdam was generally rather higher, but there was money at 11.18) for three months' paper. Paris, however—the market most watched under present circumstances, owing to gold having been so freely despatched there of late—remains unaltered. The rate on this market ruled at 23.05, but with less demand ; whilst for three months' date the price stood at 25.27). Vienna and Trieste were about 2 kreuzers higher; and Leghorn, which last post stood at 29.30, was done this afternoon as high as 29.63. On other places there was no change. The demand for gold for shipment to the Conti nent has subsided. This result is to some extent consequent upon the upward tendency of the rates of exchange. London and North Western stock was to-day quoted "ex new," or, in other words, without the new 121. 10s. shares, about to be allotted pro rata amongst such of the proprietary as shall apply for them. The new issue (which are called eighths shares) was quoted to prem. Land shares, including Australian Agricultural and British American, were flatter to-day. The only mayhem in • this -matket was Van Diemen's Land shares, which rose 2/. North British Australasian ruled at 1 to prem., ex the new shares. Austra lian Bank shares were firmer, especially Australasia, but Union of Australia were flat. Oriental Bank did not quite maintain the late advance. Crystal Palace shares have again created excitement, advancing on further purchases to 4 prem. From this a re-action set in, and the closing quotation was 3 9-16 to 311-16 prem. In estimating the market value put upon this company's property, it must be remembered that the amount paid is 5/. per share. The shares have the advantage of being liable to no further call. Shares of the Southampton Dock Company have been done at 38 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 84; ditto (251. paid), 47) ; Royal Mail Steam, 77. The shares of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada have not ral lied from the decline reported by us as having oc curred late yesterday afternoon. The closing price was par to prem. Central Railway of France closed 11 to 21 prem.; and Royal Danish Railway, 2) to 21 prem. Canada Five per Cent. Bonds are marked in the official list of this evening 102; ; ditto Six per Cent., 116) to 117 ; ditto Ontario, Simcoe, and Huron Six per Cent, 107. Business in Insurance shares this week has been quiet, and prices are fairly supported. The In demnity Marine Society's stock has risen. The present quotations are subjoined: Albion, 90; Al liance Marine, 50; Atlas, 22); Argus Life, 24}; Bri tish Commercial, 7 ; Church of England, 3) ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 201 ; County, 121; Crown, 17) ; Eagle, 71; Equity anl Law Life, 5; ; English and Scotch Law Life, 31; European Life, 201; Family Endowment, 4 ; General, 5); Globe, 150) ; Guar dian, 61); Imperial Life, 19); Indemnity Ma rine, 60); Law Fire, 41 ; Law Life, 50 Legal and General Life, 51 ; London Fire, 29 ex all; London Ship, 29 ex all; Marine, 26; Medical, In valid, and General, 3; Minerva, 6 ; Monarch, 11; National Loan Fund, 2); National Provincial, 11; New Equitable, 11,1 1 ; Palladium Life, 31; Pelican, 45 ; Professional Life, par ; Provident Life, 41; Rock Life, 81 ex div. ; Royal Exchange, 236; Sun Life, 63; Union, 220; United Kingdom, 5; Universal Life, 45); Victoria Life, 51. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 116) ex div. Reversionary Interest Society, 106. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota, tiona are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 135, 140; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 821; Birmingham (guaranteed 4 per cent. by the London and North Western Railway), 1051; Derby, 63 ; Ellesmere and Chester, 34} ; Grand Junction, 68; Grand Union, 12); Kennet and Avon, 7); Leeds and Liverpool, 530; Leicester,;66; Leicester and Northampton, 441; Loughborough, 510 ; Macclesfield, 50; Peak Forest, 70 ; Regents, 18 ; Stafford and Worcester, 405; Stourbridge, 290; Severn and Wye Canal and Rail way, 24 ; Warwick and Birmingham, 40 ; Warwick and Napton, 28; Wilts and Berks, 7 ex div. Shares in bridge associations command the follow ing prices :—Hungerford, 12 ; Southwark New Seven-and-a-Half per Cents., 16 ; Vauxhall, 21. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares rang, as follows :—British Provincial, 23; Brighton, le ; City of London, 130; Continental ( rhird Capital), 871; Great Central, 141; Imperial, 87 ; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Preference, 241 ; Phoenix, 281, 28 ; United General, 20) ex. div. ; Westminster Chartered, 40. Waterworks stocks are thus quoted :—East Lon don, 125); Grand Junction, 72}; Kent, 843 ; South wark and Vauxhall, 90; West Middlesex, 114. Other miscellaneous shares are thus quoted in the official list :—African Steam Ship, 41; Assam Tea, 101; Auction Mart, 35; Australian Trust, 30; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduetion, 4 prem.; Electric Telegraph (A shares, 201. paid), 22 ; Hud son's Bay stock, 224; Hungerford, 471; Price's Patent Candle Company, 281 ; Ditto, New (101. paid) issued at 8 prem., 13). ot), ; ditto (left bank, 3(5; rum lino (ormolu 1,105; Part an d Rouen, 7,155 ; Bonn and Mom 550; and Avignon (Converted), ; Strasbourg and Bale, 1177 ,0 ; Northern, 927 50; Paris and rorarbourn, 913; Par.. sad Lyoni 960 25; Lyons and Mediterranean 942 50 ; o,est, 790, NH, e a Cherbourg, 647 SO ;: MMus and Besancon, 573 ; KW. 870; Mon. teresu and Troyes, 432 50 ; Grahame and Beaters, 010 73; D oom and Peasinp, 362 50 Bordeaux and Taste, 355 ; Blume anal St. Dlz.Ml to Gray, 660; Paris and Beeaux, 282 SO ; Central thiiise, 00. 107 111 34 34 13 prem. 'l'hronghout this market flatness prevails. usaing lissom, No. Mum Nana Pala 1 prams eons yesterday today 101.000 1 Arta Ma all If If pas *API 1 tangle Avalrallan Odd all• Par 3OR 160,406 lan. •AapleCalianulan 10.000 10 tkastralmslaa .... 2 we t 10,900 it +Australis pm 110,000 1 Auelralimabreilisea 100,000 1 emalrailan litastaild 66,000 1 Awe Nalim.- . all du pt 1 mak Ameriiiii . aeXt/ all l i Tus 14 6 wows m +llrlthhimm--.. .- . 43.6 10 10,000 S 3 f Bram Ilatp.lim.atil.Na 11 3 Si w 6,00 0 DmOmmansad Galata al 4 3 if 11,000 iv Do. OR Atka Del Nay la 10 31 114 Immo 6 CanotiOns# all par IMa 12,002 av Callso Cb......... s t ll 461 474 1110,000 11 1 It 2pm 21 f _,. 950,1 , 00 et. at Nag. 1 s a I em. is +Capplt alm rte. ta afters per mai. all a 9 s pee 100 w I lingatAummllardaumst all If If .1. 103,099 9 / arrsa 11 •111 91 Vela all 3 21 pal 4 90,100 $0 Do. Nelistered all 16 If , Zemmol 16,900 lleimi Dar b y of batlr all pas 4 pat 11.001 , ftegoata all par 4sm NM 00r Labe Salaam% all i f dye 03.0. 9.00' /Unites TAMMY a nil ll 9 11 psi 4 pea 60,101 LakatCalllora. CNN Quarts Cradling Uo all I 4 100,900 Alsei desi guita all 1 6 els par 4 10,000 1 Naft9LAsannean 9 61 6VW Um Orman& ......—. all I 11 pa 696,000 Name Ilimade .... all If lf pm 30.000 1 Nova lisda wa = and - 1 i Ma 19000 PorTriblip —......-- Imelpm II 10,940 naltit Sisk all ai ma 1$ 19,090 60 a iftzmir k trf 16 I 7,40 se 96nIftels SO W& .--- 12 6 i I f ria 110,00. I isaM, Australian 6,000 10 Ns Croft 43.174 MAU Nailed Ilsalaan —. aU 3 31 31 4 10,000 I WO" ..—... ..I1 111 a els 100,000 1 Wog Oransila ... ...... 411 idle Ipa 100,400 1 Madossa —. MI par jpm 14 100.006 1 Ti —. .. all fI pm . . . . . . (1. --- ;ino — Orimatogri. Hattloom, Doak Isltathr (Ittond to Tk. itallikSeby(LiorkiONM IC Do. ions (ditto) k Do. ism (ditto) I tombs oat Ortesokk Owed to South !totem Otero !Wirers (ditto) Lowestoft Gaar.iporCeat. Ilotred to Norfolk) __Ditto ditto II pe r OM 130 111 3311 H 111 114 16 17 274 244 244 I 4 N 17 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. % 100 MARK LANE.—THIS DAY. There was no alteration in the value of English Wheat this morning, the few samples at market having been dis posed of at Monday's quotations. The receipts from abroad have been large, holders, however, were firm in th. it de mands, and millers were unable to purchase on easier terms than at the beginning of the week. Barley sold on much the same terms as on Monday last. Oats were taken in retail at late rates. Beans and Peas firm, at Monday's quotations. kitc, 1 wdo« . we will 1•111**1 Dort.. . 1M all e= Ileallted(MlL) N be Nort2NeoMMrifteseparCtl (lame w lietltmotb SO all Do.laid ipm oat (do.); 2$ II rroptoollitt CNN. Loa.l &S. Lsomeaort 121 Ili Ditto awes (ditto) IM lee WIMP ImilVeMMllelN GRIM llsetims et. IN. oo.Mmooriklltook at M aselbeedeadakotloarod to Mr. IPCSiso) 30 be 111111, Vdky, 4p. Ct.aYa Nome M Stock • 23 2$ totto DOS Ditto et. 100 wilts & eomartel Orate to Great Westaral $ $1 108 Ns 63 67 IM 1153 151 15$ I A die ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM MAY 16112 to MAY 18 h. Qrs. Itearllsb., Essgeb. Irma. t' , trels , . Wheat......... I I 1770 Bay lOO 70 Oau rle CO 32 70 1 182 48 50 Malt ..... Flour. 200 sacks sad 4,360 barrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SVGAR.—The large public sales are going off well at the full prices of Friday. The refined market steady at last week's currency ; grocery lump, far to fine, 475. to 49.. Corm.—The public tales are progressing steadily at last week's prices. ' , Wire Ceylon quoted 475. 6d. in thu priest* contract market. TEA.—There is a steady demand to-day, and prices are fully supported. Common Coogan, Ilia. to Is. litcz.-3,090 bags Madras were offered in public, and about half sold, Bs. 6d. to 9s. 6d , which were previous rates. 33 34 10311 1t44 le I 3 4 I $ I 20 mile 26 6 20 211 10 I $ 10 10 304 1 aU VOWOX sJ kotwerp sad &pandas I Oedema to Grolosoma ametaa lowa Amami iniadiaso Dljos b u taeola Da Idaaguka last Irian foolsools hand Jamaica of Promo latfoot.of Oaaada,Kbor. ILWAYL I Of dis tPas I* Si SI Pm It Si I Ii Is Ps „ 26 pm Par i Pa ♦ Traadirabis 1* stu PEPPER.-250 bags Malabar were offered, and went off heavily, and a part only sold at 4d. Corrow.-400 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. In other articles no material alteration. Ds s~:.:im.+. i Wrz" -- tab par 71 74 4 44 417 , Wa 24 pa MONEY MARKET. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market to-day is firm, at the annexed quotations, viz. :—Town Tallow, 465. 9J. nett cash ; Petenburir on the spot, 475. to 47e. 3d. ; April and May, 47e. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 475. 3d. to 475. 6d. Tv MOAT Evixugo. The English stock market was stationary the slight rally of yesterday, but a little weakness was observable late in the afternoon. An active de mand for money has continued in the Consol market, the rates ranging from 3 to 4 per cent., whilst in extreme cues even as much as 6 per cent. is under stood to have been paid for temporary accommoda tion. "Out of doors," also, the demand has been very brisk, and the market may be pronounced de cidedly tight. Messrs. Overend, Gurney, and Co. to day raised their rate for money on call from 21 to 21 per cent. It is further stated that some considerable amounts have been borrowed from the Bank of Eng land at 3 per cent. on the deposit of government securities. It is probable that the demand for accom modation was aggravated by the final settlement of the share and foreign stock account, completed to- day. A feature of the market was a fall in Exche quer Bills to par upon the government notice, owing to the current value of money being so decidedly in advance of the terms adhered to by the government for the renewal of the June bills, v►z., Id. per cent. per day, or 1 per cent. It is argued that, until the 2nd of June, the govern ment will be in a state of suspense as to the amount of calls it may have to meet arising out of the opera tion, and that the uncertainty will probably affect the operations of the Bank of England, thus, it may happen, tending to restrict the free circulation of money during the intervening period. At present the all-important problem for solution is the question as to the future course of the money market, pending the arrival of the gold produce of Australia, and the question is rendered more than ordinarily interesting owing to the financial operations now being carried out by the government. So far the conversion scheme has certainly been impeded by the tightness 'of the money market, and operations in all descrip tions of securities are circumscribed by the prevalent uncertainty. This is a somewhat remarkable state of things in view of the fact, that trade was never so active or remunerative as now, the revenue so flourishing, or the general prosperity of the nation so evident. ramp • Li ma n 1 1111 ts;) 116. (an t Ocethara of franew.. D 101.11 par at Ilandb Pans and lir k laikap ala 4 Mermen Trunk LT•a• Paris Wad Omar Paris sad asnia Parts .ad Ktnelgregit Pola,Cae.,asallnitsua Quotes and Unhand dour and Havre 74 II BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is consi derably snore business doing in last year's growth, at an advance of 3s. to 4s. per cwt. There is also some inquiry for old Hops. Mid. and East Ksots, 110 s. to 1701.; Weald Kents, 105 s. to 1261. ; Sussex, 1000 120 s. ; Old Hops, 30s. is 60s. Very choice samples more money. SI $7 111 141 la at 41 lay pa ". Ni 3 if) 85 661 4 6 6= in I iza COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywell, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Hatton, 16s. 6.1. ; Walls End Haswell, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 181.—Ships at market, 44. wab Ow SOweni par Oas t Frame t. Praia Ss imam et frame Upper Whiled* Woe flpalos _ _ II a 94 i els ii id IRELAND. $6l Pa 4 tPa I 1 " 0 1 iii Pa Ii li 41a "Is DVELIN, MAY 17 THE EXHIBITION. Yesterday the weather was most unfavourable to the Exhibition, although the farmers would no doubt estimate its effects somewhat differently, for it rained almost incessantly throughout the day. This circumstance and the still backward state of arrange ments in several departments of the Exhibition, diminished the number of visitors, the return for the day being—holders of season tickets, 3209 ; visitors, at dB. each, 232 ; total, 3,441. Everyone looks for ward with anxious wishes to a visit from royalty during the progress of the Exhibition ; and appa rently there never was a more favourable moment for the Queen to conic and receive the greetings of her Irish subjects. Such &visit is all that is still wanting to complete the eclat and happiness of 103 in Dublin. pir aent. Preto/. Woolen el Vt.alte rl~~ d Bwiurrl~eA... JOINT STOCK BANKS. I ' Ito. I thanal Rams. Paid ) prierllamas Maumee done yesterday today h and 12.300 40 Atsdnkria . . all 17 13 okeee 13 .1991i;;C:a9 — il dls par WOO 10 Mark Bank al Imes. Austral* amd Oldne O 1 ti its 3 0 33.000 )11 UPI* Bilotti* and nominalism Claartersd l 0 11 14 pm 11$ I 14000 10 !Ueda& Bank at Aus tralia sod tack& 23,000 10 London amarterad Bank et Australis 24.00 U Original Bask Corpora. all 33 34 10,09* 0 Royal Austral. Banking and Grid Import. 00. t i die par 11,1100 U South i uatralla 10,00, 19 Us ins of Australia /,NO, ... I Do. New........ ...... -. St I 9 The following letter from the Lord Mayor of Lon don, conveying an invitation to the Lord Mayor of Dublin to attend a conference for the promotion of science and art, was read at the meeting of the cor poration yesterday : Mansion-house, May 9, Sir,—The great desire of her Majesty's government to carry out the recommendation of bar Majesty the Lleeen, in her speech on the opening of parliament, that endeavours be made to promote the study and science of art, and the determination evinced by Manchester, Birmingham, and other important cities and towns to co-operate with the go vernment, have led me to believe that great good would re suit from a meeting of the chief municipal authorities of the country, to consider how they may best aid and direct this movement in their several localities, and ensure uniformity and system in their proceedings. Should it be is your power to attend a conference, to be held for this purpose, at the Maasion-bouse, on Wednesday, the Bth of June, at one o'clock, I shall hope for the pleasure of your company at dinner on the preceding evening, at six o'clock ; and also that you will be able to take part in a oonversazione to be held on the evening of June the Bth. Begging the favour of a reply by the 16th instant, I have the honour to be, sir, your very obedient tenant, THOMAS CHALLI.• After some discussion it was resolved that the Lord Mayor be requested to attend the conference. A report from the committee of the whole house on the best means of paying a compliment to Mr. Win. Dargan for his munificent exertions to serve the city and country at large, was then read. The com mittee were of opinion " that the important services rendered to Ireland by Mr. Dargan, not merely by his munificent efforts to encourage every undertak ing likely to promote her material prosperity, but by the admirable example of persevering industry and self-reliance which he has set to our people, de mand that the contemplated tribute should not be confined to the corporation, or even to this city, but that the entire country shall be afforded an opportu nity of participating in a national recognition of his merits." And they accordingly recommended " the council to appoint a committee to initiate the pro ject, with liberty to add to their number from the nobility, gentry, and people of Ireland. In order to carry out the object effectually a great meeting is to be organised, and it is expected that some important personage will preside at the proceedings, in which men of all parties will most cordially co-operate. Na 611. Ilsiostuitutovs. 19,000 ISO 4ottrallma 11rItAnurboataal 10,000 lOC IOI Muds Oimposy 100,000, 6:Crystal Palm 130.4.1001 4 Cryvt.Pal.olltime 128,71: 1 IN. Brit. Art Lead 1 1 Do. Prilaffinill 120,0001 6 Pestßiv.L•lB6lll9. 114,000" I,doottielauoLlaisit 12,700 25 8. Asmara Una 10,000 100 . Tos D4iona'4l99ol Oulu Pa ul l poluday ips U Bombes doe* today 79 91 67 72 61 7 0 aim le „ p II 9} ef 41 Consols ruled throughout the day at yesterday's closing rate of 100 k to 4 for money, and 1001 to 1 for the Ist of June, which was also the quotation current at the official close, but at one period, in the course of the " after-hours" business, prices ranged at a reduction of 4. In the course of the day Con sols for the July account were called 101 to 4. The oontango to that account has ruled at 1, including income tax. The government broker re-appeared as an investor, taking a parcel of Reduced Threes at 99 i . There is scarcely any speculative business going forward in this department. The official re port of actual transactions embraces : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1003, 4, 3 • ditto for ac count, 1001; Three per Cents. Reduced, 994 ; Three-aad-a-Quarter per Cents., 102 , 1, 4, ; Lon Annuities, 1880, 54, 5 15-18; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 64; South Sea Stock, 114; ditto Old Annuities, 894; ditto New Annuities, 1001. Exchequer Bills, yesterday quoted 3s. to 6s. prem., fell to-day to Is. discount to Is. prem., which was the closing . price. One shilling discount, it may be ob served, is, in the case of the June issue, equivalent to par, am, supposing these bills to be paid off, the deduction for income tax would be rather more than a shilling. The June bills are presentable for payment until the 2nd June inclusive, and the new bills will be issued on the 10th idem. India Bonds mark 255. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief feature was a fall of about 5 per cent in Buenos Ayrean :bonds, owing to the adv ises by the Severn contradicting the more favourable accounts received last week via New York. The bonds fell to 65. There is still an im pression in some quarters, however, that an arrange ment will be come to between Urqniza and the Buenos Ayreans. We understand that, - '•%Rtanding the social disorder pre- il i 1 SO 11 LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—MAT 17. Time. Prism as nagodatea this day Rills and Y. Money. Amsterdam .. per t Short 111 161stv. ... 114. 17ste. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp Brussels Haeleure and Altos l3mm. Nadal. 13mes. Sloth St. Petereberg per ruble „ 371 pence ... 374 pence Paris per A: Shutt 23rr. O2le. ... 2.53. Ile. Ditto „ 3 MoothetStr. 2se. ... 234. 30*. Moonlike „ ._... „ 25fr. 23e. .. - . 231 r. We. . __ _ Vienna pie RIO „ 120111. ar. ... :120131. kr. Vienna (effective) pert „ 100. 52ar. ... 105. 331 r. Trieste Madrid 7er dear „ 504 peace ... MI pence Cada ,, ~ 3 4 Ponce ••• 3 4 Pence Bilbao Barcelona P. IP. 491 pence ... 491 pence Map .. •• 50 i Dam ..• Solemn noway ~ ....„.....„, ••„ 3411 pence ... SO/peace Gibraltar .... Lanham Genoa Naples per diielt „ 414 peace ... 414 pence Menne per ounce ~ 121 f pence ... 1214 penes Servants Lisbon. per mini 90daya date pence .. 334 pence 0 11 04 1 0 „ ... pence ... 531 pence Nevr York 6oilarsaight 481 pace ... 48) pence Bt. I It St. II The incidents of railway transit this week on the lines west and north-west of Sheffield are quite suggestive of the published records of the famous manna adventures in search of the north-west puessge. We append a few examples. The Huddersfield passenger train lett Sheffield, as nasal, at 7.36 p.m. an Monday evening, and having the , 1 advantage of following is the wake of a powerful goods engine the train worked its way through the snow without mach difficulty as far as Pakistan', a distagos of thirteen miles. Diverging at this point from the main line of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire railway, and proceeding on the Huddersfield and Penistone branch, the further progress of the passenger train was greatly impeded by the snow, which was very deep. When it had travelled on the branch about a mile the train came to a dead lock. The conductors alighted, and found that tise snow was about a yard in depth. All efforts at further prosier proving futile, they conducted the parson gers, geese fourteen or fifteen is number, back to Pent stone, tho guard sagincdriver, and fireman piloting the way with *sir limps. The pumps" found solace at the Mu, bet the three poor fellows who had led the van, act isg ender a sows consciousness of duty, trudged back to the snow-bound train. The pitiless mow tame down all the while with blinding intensity, and so it continued till midnight. Hod it gone on, the unlucky trio would probe bly have been Maisel in a grave of snow. They were by no means secure as it was, for they were wet to the skin, benumbed with cold, and without a particle of Mod. Manfully they stood by their colours till relief mime to band. It seems that at daybreak on Tata day mornie4 the helpless position of the traits was diner vend from the main line, and the tidings hiving been con veyed to Sheffield, a powerful pilot engine was sent to its relief, and reached the spot at 5 cm. The engine belong ing to the train was then dug out of its white enclosure wall., and having nearly exhausted its stock of water, took advantage of the path opened by the pilot engine to return to l'esistose for a fresh supply of liquid for the boiler, and for its freight of passengers. The pilot engine, meanwhile, w-v mgagsd in cutting open the road ahead, and having partially cleared the line for the distance of a mile or so it returned for the benighted train, wilt which it succeeded in ploughing its way through the snow to its destination at Huddersfield, the other engine following in the wege. By the aid of stimulants and external warmth, pro cured as soon as they reiiched Huddersfield, the three men who had been exposed all night to the storm were gradually restored. FIRE AT BROMLEY.-Yesterday morning, skint eight o'clock, a fire broke out on the premises of Merge. Hassell and Miller, Trovidence.row, Bromley, Middlesex, daring the ',wows of the men engaged in the regain, et hrealifait. Every exertion was used to stay the progress of the dames ; but so firm a hold had they taken, that the destruction of surrounding property wee evident. The electric wires were, however, set to work, and in a wonder fully short tirae Mr. For), foreman of the A section of the Brigade, arrived with two powerful legion and men, when being farther wired by en engine from Meows Currie 's and abundance of water from the Esc. London mains, the tire was subdued, after it had totally destroyed one house. 100 Marisa ' 93 90 all 1 dirroodi lb. 30 par Ct I I di. too Bristol lli Suter 4 perCt 106 lOs DO Csladasisa £lO ... I 107 Pt IS Chostsr sad Holyboad 194 SO4 Si Curk mad Band= , par 4 pm all Duudse. Pants, and'ulior ' ' deal Saltation ... „ 6 34 Ituat.tapilau(Sl.lo•lllp.OL 4 64 4 4 S Do. do. (SO I per R. 4 14 I Do. do. 01. 171.) 7 paid 13 pm Si last.Coa.isla..S p0. 4 .1101i 1 SI pal 61 Milo do. le. I I 1 .. 10 Do. Now I per Oat Rog; 14 131 SO Jiaa.tralaNdiripeu.Sp.Ct 13 IN 3 I idiaiswsk Partly acid, 1 Dyad" 51 pa Mot 1 SI 114 130 ileadilmilmoral pat Orl i ISO 133 300 Do. 4 pa mat. Nip. Sri 1 &mak et I* pa. pa' $ o lt i dal oraild. II I 0 WsouNsi Silsrissa Us Ot.Wast. fullOn.Vol. IS Ditto L koolmaslie 8 ailsalso Muir AS r IN' Mimi sat Ussk Ile LOLA i punt ISO DissereshiseirlS pita S 0140.SDDWaseanirde all llssilosany DOW. lob WI U igs bisd s illn adass... I st 10 i D. Use SS ... . 3 Do. el • A te ds. atioirci. IN ,N .111..5y.C. 3 NM Mama ..... 70 Nstisi IlaSesloa .. If 0 Ds. I pas st. Poi. d'ock all Do.W= La dlary 6 pat lon North WWI . «. a xurth emariiiir. — No 011orS, Werssater, rid 1 Woivor.tili. Spa Oast lai Dit.• Atte dlau; SI 21 343 roihrovoiNkiLllowOoio. *O4 1 14 1 MI Usessaiseasur(Dos.W. l $ I ci s went ::: 11 74 1:4 pm 13 dough Doom ... »! 14 19 11 Ditto Noa, par i Pis all South Esidera (mans I Aras.lo7 /1.0.6 —I 061 Yll nal Do. 4l+ t tl i 11 1 1 1, I dim I PI too 'Turk, Desissikei 1 elt.North of Bousporth. :IC4 106 i Nth. Dino ... 43 SI la T0cii921.1301.11. 3 I Psi , 112 US , 1 Ipa 411 , sta I 1 0 :1 '1 ' irsl4 l ' i 134 157 34ps ,„ 11l 149 i Pm 149 191 I lEs iii "iie Irr ter u+ 115 17 TUESDAY 'lmmo. Very little business has been done to-clay in Bri tish mining stocks, and in the absence of demand there prevails • general feeling of depression. Almost the only exception is Alfred Consols, which continue firm at 19 to 1. Business in the gold alining share market is vir tually almost suspended, there being a total absence of speculative inquiry, but prices remain steady, and this afternoon the market was rather firmer, especi ally for Great Nuggets. Peel River closed fiat. At four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted at 1 13.16 to 1 15-16 prem.; Great Nugget, 2to 21 prem.; Port Phillip, par toe prem. ; British Australian, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 1 7.16 to 1 9-16 prem.; Anglo-Californian, to # prem,; Ague Fria, 1 11-16 to 1 13-16 prem. The shares of the old Australian Copper Company were flat. Linares were also weaker. Nova Scotia Copper shares showed an improving tendency at the close. Shares of the Portland Iron Company are officially marked k to 1 prem. The non-olficialclosing quotations are :—New South Wales Coal, 1 dis. to / pm.; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, par to pm.; London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Streaming, fto prem.; Melbourne Gold, k to 4 per share ; Australian Mutual, 1 dia. to par ; Australian Consols, 1 dis. to par; Monarch Gold, 3-16th to 1-16th dis. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, to a per eh. ; Worthing (newshs.), to die. ; Lewis Hill Range, Ito 1 dia. ; New ' South Wales Gold,' to 2 per share ; Golden Mountain, to ,1 per share ; Lake Superior Copper, 1 die. to par ; 1 Ceylon Land and Mining, r die. to par; Feather River Land and Gold, par to 1 prem. ; Gladbach Zinc, 1 to 1 prem. ; Pontgibaud Silver Lead, par to 1 prem. ; Chalanches Silver, par to 1 pm. ; Co logne Lead, 1 die. to par ; New Linares, a. to pm.; Tregurtlia, Ito 1 prem. ; Carberry West, k dis. to PA; Connemara, par to # prem. ; Olenaulin, ia. to par ; Sulphate of Barytes, Ito per share ; 'igle d'Or, dis. to par ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 3 dia. ; Metcalfe Mining Company of Ja maica, 121 to 121 pm. ; Obernhof,l to 1 pm.; Britan nia Doll, 4 to a per share ; Poltimore, par to 1 pm.; Kenmore, to prem. ; British and Colonial Smelt ing and Reduction, kto 1 prem. ; Respryn Copper, par to 1 prem. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), 11 to 11 prem.; Parkwin and Carwalsick Tin, par to prem.; Trevose Silver Lead, 1 to 2 prem.; Perron Wheal Alfred, 1 to 1 prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, 11 to 11 prem. ; Ardennes of Belgium, par to 1 prem. ; Jamaica Copper, 41 to 51 prem. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), 11 to prem.; Liguanca (of Jamaica), #to 1 prem.; dizen Head, par to 1 prem.; Irish Con sole, par to 1 prem.; South Cork Copper, 1 die. to prem.; Knoelcatrellane Copper, die. to par; South ])evon Consols, 1 dis. to par; East Indian Iron, Ss. to 10a. per share; Australasian Coal, .1 to 3 ; Lackamor Copper, 1 to 1 prem.; Aubin Coal and Iron, 3 to 1r prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'Ccocs. The gold mining share market is dull to-day, and prices show a drooping tendency. Colonial Gold Shares arc quoted 1 to 11 prem ; and Great Nug gets, I to 2 prem. Peel River Shares have receded to 31 to 4 prem., and Australian Agriculturals are also lower. North British Australasian Shares are quoted to prem. valent in the city, the usual monthly re mittance of 5,000 dole. has come duly forward on dividend account. • Mexican Bonds have stood firm at 27 to' the demand for the Dutch market con tinuing. Peruvian Bonds were hteadv and Spanish dull. Swedish Scrip does not rally, being sold at 2 die. It is observed that, were it not for the injudi cious arrangement of allowing scrip holders no dis count for paying up all the instalments at once, this stock would ere now have been bought up for the con tinent, and placed in a more favourable position as regards price. At Hamburkr loans on the same basis are firmly held at much higher prices than those current here for this issue. The coupon-sheets are now advertised as ready. At four o'clock Spanish Deferred Threes were quoted 231 to 241; the Certifs., 61 to 64 per cent. • Peruvian Deferred, 60 to 66; ditto Four - and-a - Half per Cent. Scrip, 3 to 31 premium. Bargains are thus recorded:— Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 87f, 88, 871 ex div. (exchange fixed at 1011. per pound). Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 101; ditto Five per Ceutz., 1829 and 1839, 1031. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 66. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 961, 96, 1. Ecuador Bonds, 6. Greek Bonds (Red), 101. Meat can Three per Cents., 271, 27. Russian Five per Cents., 1192. Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account, 31ef May, 481; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 24; ditto for account, 241; the Commit tee's Certificates, 61 per cent. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 12, 2 dis. Vene zuela Three.and-a-Halt per Cents., 37, 381. Annexed is the statement of the progress of the voluntary conversion of Consols and Reduced Threes: Amounts of New Stocks Total amount accepted this day. accepted. £3 10s. per Cents... £111,827 14 11 £75,536 2 11 £2 10s. per Cents... 26,278 10 4 1,246,936 4 4 Exchequer Bonds 4,200 0 0 Total v 1,323,672 7 3 The acceptances of new stock in lieu of South Sea stock, which is to bo compulsorily converted, are shown in the subjoined statement issued from the South Sea House, being in continuation of the figures supplied in our paper of this morning : THIS DAY.—Two o'CforK. The English stock market has been flatter this morning, but a slight rally has since taken place, and prices now range at about yesterday's rates. Consols have been quoted 1001 to for money, and 1001 to for the let June, but the present quotation is 100} to S and 100; to 1- respectively. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99; to ;; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1021 to 3 ; the Five per Cent Annuities, 123 ; India Stock, 261 to 263; Bank Stock, 223 ; South Sea Stock, 116} ; India Bonds, 255. to 295. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, Is. dia. to 3s. prem. Foreign Stocks remain dull, without any marked change in rates. Equador Bonds are flutter, and Buenos Ayrean do not rally. Generally speculation in this department is stagnant. Spanish old Threes mark 481; ditto Deferred, 24; Sardinian, 981 to ; ; Peruvian Four-and•a-Half per Cents., 8G;; Greek Bonds (Red), 10 ; Equador, 5; to 6 ; Buenos Ayrean, 65; Portuguese Fours, 391 to 401; Russian Fives, 120 to 1; Dutch Fours, 96. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. I'AIUS, MAT 17. For For Aerutun. Matey. 0,.-innor 14Wiest.' Lowest. Claw*. -- --, -- 11perCent4 I81308150:SI33I80 80 ‘ ; 81 40 4.i per Ceuta, 1.12$ .. , ... I .... 1$ per Centr., .332 ' 103 90 103 75 104 0 103 ' :3 104 0 4 per Conte. , aa 0 ... I • ::: I •.:: ". 3 per Cennaliew Loan' „. ..., Exchanee on London: et 099425 5; 90 49 Y 9, 24 97 t. Belen9operCt.l9io Raney • NaPlei Kent' Do. 4i Do. 05 Piedmont .; n.c•t 99 25 *, Tre.oody BOWL, ... 6.. liu. 5. IS'3 YAW% SAY 17. St. (lernam, 1.880 ; Versailles (right MURDER AND PlRACY.—Advices yesterday by the Brazilian Mail Packet, dated Monte Video, April 5, fur nish some particulars of the discovery of horrible murders on board the ship Reindeer (Captain Wilson, master, from Valparaiso) of the captain, first and second mates, steward, and two passengers, by a part of the crew, for the purposes of plunder, a large amount of specie being understood to be in the vessel. A few weeks prior to the above date some fishermen discovered the vessel abandoned near Cape An tonio. She was lying between two banks, where she hail evidently been run and scuttled, and then plundered. The fishermen, after much exertion, managed to get out some of the cargo, by which they were enabled to get at the scuttle holes and fill them up. When she floated they cot her off the bank, and, making sail, contrived to run her into Monte Video, where she remains. Previous to her .; discovery, a number of her crew, who had landed from an open boat at Saladin, had been arrested on suspicion of being concerned in wilfully casting away the ship. They were conveyed to Buenos Ayres, where two of them confined to certain of the crew murdering the whole of the ship's officers and the passengers who were on board. - - AN AFRICAN PRINCE.—Among the passengers by the Severn, which arrived yesterday at Southampton with the Brazilian mails, was Prince Sidi, the son of a powerful African chieftain over the Trarzas people, who trade with the islands and portions of the African continent which form the French colonial establishments between the Senegal and Gambia rivers. The prince came on board the Severn at St. Vincent, having been conveyed from Senegal to that island in a French man-of-war, and was accompanied by Mensinir Protet, the civil and military governor of Senegal, with whom be proceeds immediately to France. His object is to visit Europe, and in this he was prompted by his own curiosity, and had his father's consent. He is a tine young man, about 20 years of age, with regular Arab features. His language is Arabic, and his religion Ma homedan. Ile at/neared most devout on board the Severn, uttering his orisons regularly, and prostrating himself fre quently on the deck. His dress bare the symbols of rank and power. The Trarsos people muster 15,000 fighting men, and are on the most amicable terms with the French en the western coast of Africa. Prince Sidi speaks a little French, but a black servant of M. Protet, a native of Africa, who speaks French and the Tierces language, arts as in terpreter. An overland communication has been established between Senegal and Algeria, by means of caravans. TUE IMPRISONED FRENCH DuELLlSTS.—Etienne Barionneet. Edmond Allein ' Emanuel Barthelemy, and Philip Eugene Mort, the Frenchmen tried and con victed. at the Surrey Assizes, of being concerned in the late duel near Windsor, and sent, aced to two months' imprisonnent in Horsemonger-lane Gaol. have this week been liberated, their term of imprisonment having expired