The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-20 00:00:00

paid a ew Maday.—Aertiganr, st.-ft., sails for Cork ea 118:h inst —Walt, et , ail.dyesterdey with supernumeraries foe 11-ridatt, tins at Doroapret —Vittoria sad Albert rayal yahr, will be real foe service on el lune.— Fleapit, • .. in coeteciesomi of several durations aid provimunte to be made in her saew, will sot be ready be an until 1 lib of pest madli.—The Amphitrite, Data eareeta, 20 guns, wined at Bpiihead last tunas trout the Tezel, and this morning saluted the Eogli h sad admiral's B.g, which co:opt-busts wera returned hem the Platform Battery sad Vaory. Thus vessel, ea Monday night, about twelve o'clock, OM* ia costae ( between Beastliness sad Beaky Bead with the Mary Ana, eskinear, of Plutarch, from Cadis for Ludas, anti beck vessels eumained considerable itlery. la of the May the measeat the OVW of the abuser escaped by the ea tailed eittzi e :to the Dittchmam, awltchmsp, have leaded at this havers beta slue picked up and towed ritoliterr.—The A 111012 0 ,4 is area labs harbour to d route bee outwear, fig • sew jih-boom, sad mike stu defects. Aker wkich she will proceed to the West Seme tithe Lords of Ike Admiralty wets to bane visited the dockyard this ttty, sad everything wea ready for their reception whoa a aseemage wee sent from London assouseing the patuatment of the visit. R ow.wica. Arau. 19. —North Star, 28. &tint ea • pro. visioa skip for the see of the V 9411118 under Sir John Soma, is howl, spitted here frees Beamsese to naive ha stores sad proved *a She is ordered to sail ois lot but willlsedly, it is apeetal, be ready by ilrit tme.—Basilisk, meam-sla.p. ha been alma tried dews the river, and will leave is • few days. MILITARY. • Ti. POLLOWINO IKOVeIIaNT Or Tumors IN lIIILAND las taken pima, eenotqaeata of the immediate embark I da of the 73th for Calcutta, and, afterwards, of the 68th rep. for R'.og Kers. On Woodsy and Taro* the former rogimest reeteded trona Fersoy to Cork, aad lbs saves Foot day the 69. h "oods from Hirt to Ferssoy. The lat m les left Cork to molars the 69th Hirt. The depot, 70th Poet, hat arrived at Chatham from Cork. SPORTING. TAT rIRSA LL . B.-THURSDAY. The Ilatrepodraa Headlamp was the only nos oa whisk I baelawee was onealarted to say oateat; tholavemamets, boor. ow, were conflated to a Ea oU samba of Mews, sad oillrla two or Omit Induces with *mysterious Ant ea tin Pang-o*-Day- Say bad amid active oppresses, sad alt=pii several at his Mends ease to tho re.ewe, doled at nosily doable 'hi odds taken at Bath ea Tayeda y ; aa the oda hand, Lagar, Flatestehir. sad Ferabill, was la high favour at improved paces. The betiog oa the other sluts wss very METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 7to 2 opt pap.'-Dol•To7 (t) TO to I MO Nalotko 4to I— UP , 13 to 1 ttYetM 6to 1 flatostober (t) $O to 1 Hato (t) 7to 1 Temkin 23 to 1 MINA 13 to 1 raPrean SOO eta bottom three and the 13 to 1 Dualte•aols Caro/nos era , eerwelted as Weenesday taorsiar, at a qnaner-peat 10 TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAIVIL Eves as Itsauyant 13 to 1 apt lOr. Mater (t) 0213 THOUSAND OULIF.As STALES. 3 to 1 apt St. CUPbasalt. MINTER . 12 to 1 art hied Sot 40 to 1 opt Papal*, Itof (I) 16 to 1 arvelarr L OOS to 10 laarrear (t) 33 to 1 Jdo Comer (t) 2 to I apt TT= Doldwas 1100 2 to 20 apt Ogt oat at Alto 3 to 1 litawthara'a dan(t) 10 tot Vanguard (takes to 11000 to 13 Mae 301.) I 1000 to 10 Hangar (t) 40 to 1 Pre (t) I 1000 to 10 Itoolada (t) We deft apt boor Nonnveirk aesatioaed. ' ee Ave& sototisT BATH RACER—WupmaNDAT (concluded.) Paonocs BWZIPSTAII3II o(50 eon. each, h Ow wild. (6 mite.) Ur. WretonTs West Gantt, Lam, Ist lib (A. Day) 1 viz. reef omen, est se Woe easy by alesett. 81111.PIPTAILIIS of 5 eon. emit, sad 21) added. Self a Salle. Mr. T. tbstabb PWtiUre. sged,, 7. 9.b (Goatee) 4 4 1 1 Mr. lire Dalhfkleeietat 4 see, 7.191 b I 1 9 dr. Yr. W. Wan% Master Warm. seed, let nib. 1 dr. Mr. Mt • s lieaset. 3 rm. dr. Kr. Orklitime lady WI, Ire. Sat Bib dr. first heat sae won by a neck, the second by a nook, the th d by el: Inns* mad the fourth walked 01. f. lidn *ntelitgence. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH—YESTERDAY. Mt:louts rento.—reion Mr. Justice Patna end Mr. Justice Brie. Tun Gonna s ran Blend, or Eiwran.—Tut Casa or XL. GORHAM. We. B•ddely moved fur a rule calling on the Attorney• General to show owe why the replications in this ease should not be set aside, or why to should not elect which re plication he would abide by ; and why. in the meantime, all proceeds should not be rayed. It appund that the crown had appointed the Rev. Mr. Gorham" to the living of Branartowspeke, in Durooshire, and the Bishop of Easter having examined him, had refused to confirm his appoint meat on sceouat of his holding unorthodox opinions, namely, that infant baptism was slot regeneration; upon which the mown had romaieseed prosseeduns against the bishop with a view to compel him to confirm the appointment of Mr. Gorham. Tne crown bad pat upon the record five replica tions, two of which sl ins would go to s jury, the remaining three hazy questions for the decision of the metropolitan or his vicar. The learned counsel now contended that the crown had no right in an arnica, the form of which wu quire impedit, to nuke use of a multiplicity of replications. Toe only case which he could find on the subject was en aconymons ease in BavilP, in the reign of Queen Elisabeth, and that was a question of prerogative end did not strictly apply to the point in the present case. The learned gentle. men proceeded to cite various authors on the preroga tives of the crown with the view of showing that the mans adopted by the Attoeney•General in this CON was nowhere sanctioned. The court granted a rale. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—YESTERDAY. rouge in Banco. ELINORSTON P. MR FITZROY Kama, Ci mum Mr. Crowder, Q.C., moved kir a rule calling an the plain tiff to show cause why the veediet in this ease should not be set ante and a new trial bad, upon the ground of misdirec tion, and that the verdict was against evidence. The ease was tried before Lard Denman at the last sae's., for Dorset shire, when a verdict was returned for the plaintiff for 1661. It appeared Mr. Ringestun was an attorney, practising at Lyme Regis, fur the representation of which borough is par liament the defendant became a candidate at the last rang election. The action was brought to recover compensation for professional services rendered by the plaintiff, who alleged that he had been retains t by the defendast to act SS Ws agent in the business of the election. The defendant deeded that be had retained the plain iff, and the demand be for ser vices only, the qmesuon was, whether the plaintiff had beta retained by the defendant as his paid agent. At the trial It was opened that there was an express retainer by the de fetichist, and Mr Aftwood, who bad previously peemismil his interest to Sir F. Kelly, was celled to prove it. Anesimpt the various gesstims put to the witness were, " whether he bad any authority from Sir Fitzroy Kelly to retain** ybdatiff's services? " and " whether, is point of face, be bed rot nined the plaintiff ma the defendant's agent at the geodes T " Mr. Attwood &Weedy answered both these questions in the negative. Certain letters from the defendant to Kr. Ringer ton were then gives is evidence to show that, prior to the alestien, the latter had acted as Sir F. Kelly's agent. with hie eoncameoes. It appeared the plaintiff &misted Sir Fitzroy rash' his canvass. end voted hr him afterwards at tb . The latter circumstance was relied upon as a good of defense, bet Its defendant's eenasel did net eall C s : a nossuit, as the jury isit i lbe of spiel= lbst service had been rendered for w ccmpsrseAbseheirid be gala. Sir F. Pollak, C.ll.—Tle Mt et the plaiatiire bevies voted for the candidate was a roclaaatiou to the wend that M was set • paid agent. Mr. Crewdar—The persomption raising the abases that the plaintiff was the defendant's paid seat was legally re bated. It said not be said to be bribery ; het the est of peritonea prohibited paid agents from vain to their et' ployses at elestiess. Mr. Ease Puke—Hie having voted Ist ibe habieb Is tantarmeaat to a declaration that he was sot a gab semi lir. Crecher—Tise est et parliament doss set wrg Sisi, bet it expressly provides that we paid upset shall be gab. g a g to vote. If it wee ethsewhe s the llama bands night be essawdbell, it • paid sepal might Mee a eosin veto. 1 Snide die Tessa dike seisteet, sad afterwards masa thal kb swims bed km eriabeed pstabenely. M. idWilik a Wailer. sad a boother of the waters sheds, who wee she abed et the trial. sad that he krel seggented, is gg b.'straw with Sir Fitzroy Kelly is Leaks a short tines barn the galas, the propriety of retain's; the phatiff. The defendant sai d he was anxious to have the plaintiffs services. bat thy should be granitondy readered, am It we desirable to secure every possible vote. Kr. Beheads was award by Sir Fitzroy Kelly to arstiem thh to the plata tiff, and in doing so s •id, " 111 were yes, I woeld very meek prefer not being a paid agent, as, if you at grateltessly, you will lay Sir Fitzroy Kelly ender as abandon to yes, which he ssklit otherwise repay." The plain tiff ea " Very well," and nude no ebjeeties to the seater. The oat day Sir F. Kelly arrived at Lyn% be the int MN. sad was istreffased to the plaiati.. 01:=2esat sank% it appeasoi by the aliens et Mt. mho A ke a harriesedlist Me F. Kelly Misted et • baser a the limilarabassfai. sad in s very isided One, that he be wail have fates of esilors. fag the epalsom be INS under te dime at Lone. het he was brishieed is to haw_ egoats, At the bid awe eerg_ . Ilept that wee sae Mind to emus lik• weiwa agellsto vas M his, open whisk gig karma JO. emeserhed, o wtreeever the St y thirb 4110111 =Maly et ask a isitsse, ff they angel pielealikal M to p al mad parslStrsal sgressy be est. ° Bat ibe he mos bet the flog& ought to be seat elm* sea Min* sale out by the Maim& Mb. was the bialkosthei seempted et. The iseresd weasel sibbai ea the parieraeses of tke sw am aimed a proseseglisa aka as *Miff bad hoes »- Weed, end wasistilied to be paid; but it wee abutted by the evident" sad by the relishes of the eat et perlissiest is whisk be referred. Mr. Berea Parke—But the eiremetenee el the pielatire haviag yowl h abilesteil to his segeresse le save Ids dint. Mr. Crowder essfirairA. *at the voila should sot be allowed to ster. had nisi atteatisa to the bet that the ury dieelowed a sits of en galena Omega by the plaintiff js his •• retahurg he." • rola to Sneer snow was altinstely granted urn b. plats. Mir Pares at Restratamere. Before Mr. Baron Alderen and a Wenn= news] ury. inTwount o. Jonas. This was an mien to reamer eospeasatias in damps hr the alleged illegal sale o w l certain goods bel losing to a niarket gardener at Peckham flys, for whom the plain' iff aseignee. The orar. boworer, had only bean repo r ted rtlbeard at the ri•ino et the orert, and could not now be is an intellig;bie hrs. POLIO—YISTERSAY. M ARLBOBLIIIO 11-STREET. BITEAORDINAILI CMASOILS AO/.lllbT " COVNTZSII. A middle-aged famale, whe gave the sant , of C. C. Carlisle, tad who hie reseed, seemed the dele of " Tb• Centime ot Carlisle, was brought been Ilksbaris Muted with Intim intruded beessif Mee the bees d Sir Curies Forbes, of No. 9, naorequen while is a Kate ef intoxicates. Juan Stewart rorbie, Esq., of No. 9, Finny-square, saki be "edified with his tether, Sir Charles Forbes. About sire edeek last aisle he was Surceased that some person wasted to speak mob Lady Forma. Re west into the li brary sad found the primmer there with her bonnet off, he hair dishevelled, with a book, and eidestly in a state of in toxication. Re Weed en the primmer quitting the loose, which, after • oboe time, the risme did, and she was then given into custody. William Peeks. feeman, said the primmer asUed at the house aed asked to w Sir Cherie Forbes. lIIMINras told that Sir Charles wes unwell. She dna Assisi him to tell Sir Charles that "the Cnentem " area wail% We see Ida Witness showed the rimier into the Showy gel salsas/ her. Re saw her take up anual books, sieS laghe seed quite at hems. The prisoner mash' celled at Sir C. Febes he ihe yew pomp of asides his le get bete third so• en East lodised* ship. She west late the library gad aimed lend( with the book., such bees her esters whom she howl he sell la a library, as the haired to add to her geode of laforeeedse. l sad to week* hissed fatly with the literature of the day.l She had dodged the served te sequel Lady For the de woe waft te see her, sad she gully diele the holy Forbes elle me le have kit her dimity het he te re request. astir sealessension ef the Manis a :ea have been all em bee M. Kr. Stashes, who A appeared to think the Orme' was !Mounts under some keel Owed dead" sold be meld sot her essence in peg to a modensen's bows la la gees of haeleallele. sad be mast Sweden seder bee to Sod bKI he 14 dsyh Ebe twhener led only been locked sip a few minute le he the Mena gres lumen to the mosir Ilessesi strease so mesa in the mesa at a te ~ Meg onesseei bdoeyeam wit of agemes. beteg essemsehe tlib el the Coeseres el Wilde, 1 Mg te was a the embeemei arised teat. IM he to phi hems tem sedlensballa —Tear ebeffent some. S. MOM akCr 411.1114 - poles, iumio ftremoffor Tee week wasdge pamphlet, printed os very See paper. sad wee the " Lays of the Treubadoes." by Mot Dawes limes Wetherell, *snores of the " of the Allbelone." "Tahoe' many Climes," " B A = Filerines Iteseses witeghressa," he , dedicated e bee Mee ,Isgey the DlM•fiff Cheat Adelaide, as a boffin t lag he her kindlier to oneoneof the last descenclants h e= the Dense. Semi after this Kr. Shoolireed. se the Inn of libeelhead sad Oa., silk mercers, TeMeabas egembegol. wee le this I earl Is know whether • emu ef • wawa, elks WWI tom Countess of C,aelide. bed been epprehended, as she was domed with twin/Seg. bergelt, and her presumed soistrese. Mr. Shooihred having heat isfonned that the " Countess" bete It was still in the eck-up all, charged her with being a "season swindler. She had obtaleed about 1901. worth. of Weds from his establiahmeet In Tottenham court-road, re presenting herself te be Mn. Withers% set that she was abet to be retried. She wrote a not* in French to the Meet of Carlisle, requesting his lordship to pay the bill. Toe geode wen seat to a dressmaker's at the prisonr's request It wee seeseteked else that the prisoner had gees to Messrs. Sallies end Co., of Waterloo-hi use, silk mean, end had eaderenred to obtain 901. worth of property, but she only washed in "striae some lees valued at 31. Mr. ilbselbeed left the court with the etudes Wringing ogidiense immedistely in rapport of these new charges. Wells ohs midges. we collecting, another charge we psis/v*4oollst the prisoner and her esented servant. — The pigeon was rat to the bar under the nate of Wither a:id her servant, a dakisomplezioned, smartly dressed gave the same of Camelia Berman. The p risoners wen with bodge sides a sleet end a tablecloth from her essipinewhhall heislage i M. Martin-strut. An attorney who selendied he the pressostee, mid, though the property .herd was be* small, he believed all the loss we not yet buses- and, father, it was believed that air r tradesmen W been duped to a very large extent. The prisoner We dwelt bad token spartassate in the hose of Mrs. Weise, Ks. 32, St. Martin street. She gar very referees, sod the character she d was . Bat Mn. Woke had been obliged to give her I"7 ,— loines to quit, in cousepencie of her bed eonduct. ra. Wake had ruses to think that the woman Wrist/I-eh was 'goatees& with e* organised gang of swindlers, and was ghee aseeriews preeduste. Mrs. Wake, on getting posse siga of be tramisaate—the prisoners having quitted the pee widen* Myer.-discovered that some artists of linen I were Wellit s isil Wing that the prisoner Williston wag in switedy, strewn was taken into custody, and the pre- seat done preferred against bah. Mrs. Wan proved that the prisoners took her apartments. and that she lust a sheet and a table-cloth out of the open- arena. The evinces Wetherelt (who amused herself with sodas a piece of bend, with great relish, all the time the imps were being made, and who occasionally joined bee seer 1 , pinion at the bar in laughing heartily at the various state- ments of the witnesses), in reply to the charge, said the table cloth and sheet had been mat by her, with a pair of riding. trousers of her own, to her Imadrese's to he mend. The priemer thee gave an address to police-const.ble Boyce, C division whets she said the articles in question would be found. Mr. Mashes directed the often le pressed to Os place at Imo , to snake the agesseary Liguria,. In the meantime the primmer' were to reek in custody. _ The toutable returned with Martha Lester, of No. 22, Crescent-street, who said that the prisoner Wetherelt sold her the artirla in question on Thursday last. The prisoner had sane into as eating-house in Tottenham-court-road, and having no mosey to pay for her dinner she sent a boy out with the thine is question to dispose of, and mimes having diegovend tk* probated thee. Mr. Bingham having ordered the prisoner Human to be ashamed, se there sapeared to be nothing agsest her, adhel me the pigeon Wethenk for ha defence. The rinser mid eke lest be puss from the table of her higher mataintare the Amp of a sovereign, and not wish ing te ask the landlady for mwiey she borrowed the table dab and sheet for a tempo-very purpose. She went rite the Crown sating-house and had her dinner, which, smarming to move money thee she had about her, she borrowed half-a-crown ea the property Ikea the witness Lester. She me jut now in rather *shared siramestances, nos esequence of net being is a dead= ea mew her marriage with Lord Carlisle public. meted Lord Carlisle in town daily, sad then she r e be la pestedea of money to pay everybody. She bad the highest ...Rata to Mamma to offer. She could refer le Lord Cesalstemen gad many noblemen sad geatlemen. Mr. Biughse by leis intention to remand anyeprmer on this obese, end layered if then were other OWL zzetwas. was then charged with having obtained goods by from Mesas. Sidling, Pearce, end Co., of Wa labertterloo-pees Parker assistant to Messrs. Hailing end Cr., peed that the pitmaer man ride warehouse with another women, whom she mid we her dressmaker and selected a linletitr of goods . The prisoner ordered thine to be sent to heed CasilsWe residence, No. 12, Groevener-stret. The peisuner was allowed to take away some Need lace, value about 21. Witness It arced when the primmer was, in con sequence of what appeared in the papers that moraine. Is Wear, the poisons mid Lord Cerligle had goes down le Castle Howard to make peeweess for her reception, end in the meantime had given her emu blanch to pur chase hut groomer. Mr. Biegleat said he shou'd mead the prisoner until Monday neat, as it was possible there might be Other charges against her. The primmer, who Is an Irishwomen, was remanded till - . THE-EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 20. 1849 queues is, that this Hoe will very shortly be brought into ~,sr lee operation. Tte existence ot that commit , cannot row be disregaeded, and it may be that the interests of them , different redways may not I.e found to be identical. There fore it is that, atter due deliberation, I have thought it mity.t be more nitisiectory to the shareholders of the Midland C. in ' puny that I should resign the cues t f their chairman. 1 mold not consent to hod the odic' without devoting every energy that I pose. Si to the furtherance of their interests . , regardleu of that of any other • 'fli msy ; neither timid I meant to reside over the other two companies with oat being . prepared to exert myself Inc the promo lio6 of their prosperity, irreepective of the consequences whiA might result to any other company from the policy wh eh they might decide on pursuing. Under these cumstances, I feel that I best perform my duty to the share holders by tendering my resignation of the office of chair man. It is impossible for me to do this without expressing **deep sense which I entertain of the generous omfidesee which has bean reposed in me by my brother shareholders. end the high saustaction which I have derived from** eretialiey which has prevailed among the directors with I wheat is bee Men my geed fa** to be messisted, sad of I the tiemokoky which has chafer ',lied all ear woe& This it is which has enabled t h e eam tlekke ricer line to be brought into full activity. I tale my leave of you, gratefully acknowledging your past kis& sem, and anxiously desir nis for the con inuel prosperity of dm antis rtaking with which I have been identified. " I have the hosoor to be, gentlemen, yours very taithfitliy. (gam e d) "Gnomon Humus " Geatlemeas *k letter refers not only to the elisirmasslip, bat aka*** polities of director, aid it is taking it is tiat light that I preside :se your meeting to-day. (Hear, hos r.) It will be in your recolketion that when we met in this loom o d the 16th of February last, ease gentleman boa Liverpool proposed a committee ot inquiry into the atlairs and *moats of this company. The directors thought proper to oppose that proposition, and it was overruled by the meeting. A very few days after • eircurastaaos occurred in a dif fuse* part of the country (at York) which rendered it assemary that we should spin give the share holism me opportusity of bellies into the affairs of *dr ewe sowers, and of proceeding with an_y invatißa -Ist think proper to eamoussise. ith fie t• hat seek have nothing farther to my, except to ailed. to what pawed between Mr. Radom sad the Great Northern board. (Hoar, hear.) Beery one is aware that Mr. Bud ma made some tomer* as to his having made as arreare mese between the Gnat Northern and the Yolk sag North I Midst* Companies, ant that that antioancememe sassed great uneaeinass to the sharekoklen of this oommiW, as to the isteresta and present position of their line. I gull kte be se duty to speak to Mr. Denison on the subject, sal se seit Ma fairly and candidly the astute of the ansogemest *Ma hod been entered into been* him and Mr. Hudson. *. Daiwa said, " I will answer year emotion fairly and = eel if yonare net strafed with my answer put OW I said. " Are year symposia@ merely mellesd lirLatakiog another reuse between Leads. and Tidy eir doss it emend farther—to teals esemerenteata ?" Ms 1111101•11 me that there were 110 trails serengemeste sows imegilseed, that they had never been oentemplesed, sad that, whet was peeped was simply an arrangentest to save the Yost Illarabosa hum a fartheroutlay of its etiWtal beyond lkommor. They have a bill through to Yorkraett *ay thought flog if *ey end& get Mr. Modern to make toe Nortiugly Meat* end aims get to Barton Balmer, they (the Great Northern) wield get to the north without making any line farther than Diameter. Atter that interview I saw Mr. Ratkoo, sad he coalkated Mr. Denise's statues*. I be lieve that what I have stated wee the whole scope of the meat. (Hear, hear.) Now, I am not at all our that the shareholders of this company should be a pod dad alarmed at what than took plea, and at what was said by Mr. Madam, bat I have uothing to my further on the *a bject. I em one of those who de2noste all warfare between rallessys. (Hear hear.) We most huesand our mesaree. Oar expenditure is nearly eompleted, and we have no margin in cemeratiencs of the lowness of our maximum fares, and the most effectual way to economise is to avoid, U poodble, all hostilities with other complain. (Hoer, hear.) Bat when I say that, lam not regardless of tee future posidoa and prospects of the Midland upon the opening of the Great Northern Dm. You are aware that I have the honour of being en the North Wasters dined*, and perhaps beta, in that postdate as well as on your board, lam in the best position fat coming to a eon. elusion as to what would be best for the interests of the two lee. (Hear, hear.) lan ere no way in which they =re, and many ways is which they as setts, as ether, and Ido not hesitate to give my opinion that the North Western Has is the natural ally et the Midland, tchins.) I am anxious not to eatsleee sis 7 dhow, at t this mating which might provoke a grapy kellag. (Hear, hear.) Ws are met here for ade niterwl pso, to couider whether a committee of inquiry shall be, appointed, and to fix • time for investigating all our Wake in the fairest and fullest manner. Your directors (at tee earliest period after the 20th of Febenary) met here on the 10th of March last, and passed a resolution respecting the propriety of calling • special Rens& meeting; but , they thought that, under indeting circumstances, it I would be better not to until they had I seen the report of a committee sitting in another place. Some gentlemen from Liverpool, however, thought , it better to send in a requisition. I do not cow plain. The effect has been merely to bring us tthogeer ten days sooner than we should otherwise bays met. I only mention these facts to show you that we did not need Mir k'. (Hear, hear.) That we ourselves thought it would be only our duty to call the shareholders together, and I ea quite sure that all, or nearly all, the railway companies must have their affairs thoroughly investigated, before the eareholders an have an ins like a correct appreciation of the cal value of their property. (Loud cheers.) In obedience to the requisition to which I have alluded, have WWI the present meeting. Wo are here for a specific eliest, and as I am anxious to prevent any unpleasant die- IMMIga, I trust that gestlemen will content demote , s with Mentesing the resolutima which will be submitted, and thee I adjourning until the committee shall have prepared its re I port . It will be my duty as chairman to endeavour to *total kr every gentleman a fair sad patient hearing, so long as he confines himself to the peaks before the meeting, and I hope the meeting will support me la that soars—(bear, hearj—for it we oace get into extraneous ullS tor, there is as aa.wlog where it will end. (Laughter.) I have *thing to defend. There has been no attack mad, on the beast All I shall have to do will be to deal with the report when it seem in, as may be necessary. I have nothing to my farther but to repeat my caution against unnecessarily long smashes. (Cheers.) Mr. WYLIE (Liverpool) then rose to move the first rem. lades. He said—Gentleness, I hope I shad avail myself of the advice given by your worthy chairman, and not incresch upon your patience for an unnecessa ry length of time. Now, gentlemen, I am not going to make • long speech. (Hear, hear.) We are met hem for a specific purpose, sad I shall not stray from the subject to emaider which we have been specifically called together this day. In the first place, I have to apologise for myself and my col leaves for now occupying so prominent a position in your affairs, and I beg to say that that position wee taken by us most unwillingly, sad that it was breed upon us. You are aware that at the lest sesetiag I moved for a committee of inquiry, and that then the same of the meeting went against me ; but I soon found that the opinion seconded by that meeting wee not the opinion of • large body of shareholders not then present; and when e alrequent events occurred to which I need not more particularly allude, we found such • large numb v of shareholdas to request us to come forward soda, that we thought it our duty to do so. Oa these grounds we advertised a requi eition, and not on others which had been alluded to. Our wish and object was to have a special general meeting t . esquire into the affairs of the Midland Company alone. Ils so, hear.) I have thus mach to say for myself and my millsegnes; and I will farther say that ia what has been ass* we have acted in the most open and candid manner, Mt that we invite the closest criticism int, out esaiset. (Hear bear.) We had no wish to pal ourselves (Coward la any one wa s i sr For the peeps, of selection (for the committ e r), we sated gestlentes from Glispe. filtekeld. mad places, to meet se ; and we appointed gentlemem haws end much respected in their own locality **at einimilMee. We are, therefore, merely the organ of various snook** of shareholders: and the gentlemen we are about to reeestaswel to you are not so souk our recommendation as the nom* emendations of the various localities into rested. This, gentlemen, I bikers to be the fair and marl way ot omegas( ' ; and in the list I submit, I believe that, with the gumption of three, with ohm I ersbaegol • few words sines I as here, there are met my elms I hod exchanged • single word until the melliK. Tea will therefore me that than has born =s a e i mideardta emeeo as to prejudge the quedien, bat *at fror Wed is le ham • full and fair inquiry into the SIMS at the company. And, gentlemen, it was our let pegkeday to have an interview with the directors, sad I iss bang to say that they met we as frankly as we went to them. (Hear, hear.) I believe that our intonate are all the same and therelsre I as glad to see so easseraws en atteadrinee of rbwebellas, beanie it shows that when ea ereorresey does orb& wades= are ! may to do their duty. (Hear, him) esawskess of intay that we re isomniend to yos—eat be It medsesered that we merely re esmeasad. bemuse if there May eklestionabh amore, every slassehelder has a right to object oe to substitute one name for ensiker—l helloes to be one la every way worthy et your mat edict confidence, and I may add that it has the perfect of the booed. (Hear, hear.) I maymy that there have been difficulties wither s The mall nee anit per Mat taisc s aisg gentleman he set. duty to be done is small nor malmseetent; on the contrary, the man mg hi which it is dew will involve enernious consequences mil sleet most impelled interests. In short, I will go so ke as to expos my belief that the poistssess of the com mittee will be the metrinearisment of • new era la railway Maim. (Hear, hear.) We hav a tt i reed through the tint l e sms O f lasiturei sow oor great object is le asks that soedastive. We she look to the sommitue to import* , obj ect. We M look to this kr Impulse* sagpsgews as to whether the all proem game of immegseasat Mien be asthma, or whether it wadi net be mete desirable that resposeibilitr shwa is at grams exacted skald VII on t h e maim (Neer boor.) Whether there *sold not be ° f cm illtlas of Jogai , '" i sad above elk whether we should not adopt the systems se Is s:si ss a s segardi thediesseers. (Cheers.) I will raw read the re* intim " apposnle; Is this meek' desbake lista estandese el shoubl be sogelated i i i r l ea d r a nweageseao, aid alike ett=sicy 'Wi t= —mut Melee Arkwelght, Wee. K Wm Vist as, Joke Oertweight isr — s — by litakey, V. 11.1 = uss. ,isq ,b • sad an at r ia" a igelnial" Int the above meatieeed. who full aa ser all C= s ad papers, persons, aosonate deenemsta, and to lake sash other mops se they may demur advisable, sad, i f NEWIURICIAT t. n weary, to , ppoint a public invention to assist them in making a foil, dear, end detailed report to the shareltelden et en adjourned nuttin" Now, a word about t he . name. First, there is Mr. Ark weight. (Oran) Next, there Is Kr. litCracken. (Cheers.) may say of that gentlemen* that he is a man of the highest standing in Liverpool, ad that hie superior cannel be head in ohmmeter or respectability. (Hear, hese) We have had White difficulty in pandas ups Mr. 31.Crseken to acs. Be objected to it on way grous sae bong that he was a weber of our Liverpool eocamitute ; bat we coasiderei that he had the entries/is of so large a body of the share holders that it woad be impossible to let him of Them we have Mr. Cartwright. A 8 xxxxx owes—What is his ceropetioa ? Mr. RYLIII-1 believe that he is of no compation at present, having retired from basin.... Ho has, therefore, more leisure to look after year affairs. (Hear, hear.) A linansmohona—ls la on the Steak Enlarge f Mr. WYLIE—No. Then are in all seven names, all of whilst we can rarely trust wide this I m p o rtant i nqu i w y. Cleadesons, I now pat the reseluticia in your hands, sad 7 I treat that haying lammed pat labour and great expense, we shall receive the reward of your apprehatkm, and that you will give as the mitigation of thinking that we have only performed our day._ (Hear, hear.) Mr. Mr. ELIAS MOSELY (Liverpool)—l have taken upon myself the duty of secioneing this resolution, hut it has been so ab ly introduced by Kr. Wylie, that it will set be asses. easy kr else to detain you to say lengthened perisiL I madder our duties on the present egesides be so dolt sa to reader say argensent un mesionry. is not the time, nor have we sufficient facts before as to enable us to come to sash a eon , elusion as would be fair and just towards the board. The present proceeding is merely prelindeary. The board most properly and rather in anticipation have assented to mat the wishes of the shashelien, widths coosetraenes has been lase present meeting. Tbe ablest is to appoun a committee with full powers to inquire into your affairs,• to ISIMATO from your minds all doubts and prejudices, and, at au events, to bring horns to you that which is always most wdeasso in this country—the truth. (Cheers.) lem eertain'thatsany things which have been heated about will dissolve bite thin we when the test of asamiastloa is applied to them. I (Kees, beer.) Bat whether or no, the time bee soma when railway property mast be submitted to the closest laassiga don. (Rear, hear.) This must be done, in arise that ample may invest their stoney with satisfaction and security. Without the uncertain returns of the lest few years. I trust that we have readied the lowest point of adversity, and that better days are in store for no. (Cheers.) Mr. Wylie has. as I said before, a well addressed you, that it is swam for me to do little more than to affirm his datmana I do not believe that any of the gentleman tem Liverpool have been Wasted by anything but a holiest of duty to the concern. In the selection st the committee, I think that Mr. Wylie has acted wisely in dxx ring to andel all cause of irritation. All et the gentlemen except one are total strespn to me, but I have full omfidenee that they will all act en the principle , " nothing extenuate, nor set down aught in malice. (Choess.) Much has been said in condecnation of the nt of this line , but I would ask where is the rail =/d 111 kingdom in maaaging which mistakes hays not been ends ? (Hear, hear.) Let us consider how short a period it is slim this mighty power was fint called into existease. It is scarce nineteen years saves the Manchester apd Liverpool line was opened. eatt ems what has been the growth of railways since that time ! ls it any wonder that there should be some mistakes in the ma sers:ant of such mighty nove)ties ? My wonder is that there have not been more. (Rear, hear.) When I hear upon all hands abuse of director — when l hear them put down as men of no ability—l would merely remind you that they are merely human beings like ourselves, and which of us tr in ainees have not made mistakes, and grievous ones ? (Rear, hear) Another thing we should hold in mind is, that in many of the acts of the directors they have been urged on by the shareholders themselves, and that, very frrquently, if the shareholders had exerc ised a little more discretion, much of the distress which is now falling on us would have been avoided. All I beg of gentlemen is not to cllow the property to be un• naturally depressed, but to wait until they hear the truth, being convinced that when the truth comes out it will tend rather to elevate the concern than otherwise. (Rev, hear.) I will not allude to a transaction which has this day been announced to us, further than to say that it appears to have been dictated by good sense. I shall conclude by simply ex paging soy hope that we may stick dose to the matter that has brought us here today, and avoid everything having the slightest approach to an initatiog tendency. (Cheers.) Mr. Mostly concluded by seconding the noolation. BRRISON objected to the number of gentlemen on the committee. He wished to know also whether a fund would be provided to "tarry on these investigwions. The CHAIRMAN explained that no doubt there would be funds. The slumber of the comenitta had been decided en only after due deliberation. Mr. ALLENDEB thought that the custom of parliament should have been observed by putting the mover and seconder of the resolution on the committee. Messrs. WYLIE and KOZELY severally explained that they could not possibly serge on the contra tee. Kr. TITLEY asked what Leeds had done that she was excluded hem the committee. The members had all been chosen from plans at a long distance from the line. Mr. SIDNEY (Liverpool) said that the hody with which he had the hour to act had but one interest in common with the rest of the shareholders, and that interest he thought they had faithfully served. (Rear, hear.) He was free to confess that he had come there with hostile feelings towards the directors, and was not prepared to listen to them; but, bana bad an interview on the previous evening, he would do t hem the justice to say that their deportment had been most satisfactory. (Hear, hear.) He bad heard with much pleasure Mr. Ellis state his conviction that the North Western was the natural ally of the Midland, and he trusted they would long act together. He hoped that one of the results of the labours of the coma Mee would be to establish such a simplification in the framing of reports as would enable the moat ignorant shareholder to understand their contents. (Hear, hear.) He thought that all the directors should go out by rotation, and that they should be taught that all the shareheldets wanted was integrity. (Hoar.) With respect to the construction of the committee he could serum Mr. Tit- ley that Leeds had not been forgotten in the nomination. It Mr. Starkey bad declined acting, the next name was Mr. Beverley, of Leeds, but even that gentleman himself would surely be ally too happy if he knew that Mr. Starkey bad consented to sot . The tesdation was then put arid carried unanimeasly. The CHAIRMAN said that the resolution having been carried uoanimonsly, he would take that opportunity to make a few remark , . Although the gentlemen appointed on the oommittee had been until lately utter strangers to him and his collesguee, he begged to say that their appointment kid received the full approval of the board. Mr. SIDNEY than moved, and Mr. BLINBUIOOII seconded, the following resolution "That for the purse of receiving and considering the report of the committee now appointed, this misting be, and th e same is, hereby adjourned to Thursday, the 31st of May next, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, at the Midland Station, Derby." The CHAIRMAN said that he did not think that the committee would be imperil with their report on the Slat of May, but in order that the general body of shareholders might net be unneormarily called together, he would get as many to attend as would be necessary to adjourn the meet kw, and by circular inform the rest of the panda( adjourn ment. (Hear, hear.) The resolution was put and carried intanitamoly. A SHAREHOLDER here asked the secretary to read that motion of the company's act which !shirred to the quart ficat;cot of atom Mr. BELL proceeded to read the section to the effect that every holder of 1,0001. stock should have one vote for each 1001., and that in ease of anything beyond there wee to be an additional vote for every 60111. shares. None to be entitled unless they lad paid up all their calls. Shareholders might vote by proxy, or, if corporations, under their common seal. Mr. KINNEAR (of Glasgow) moved a vote of thanks to the Liverpool deputation, sad proposed that their expenses should be paid out of the funds of the company. (" Hear," sad " No, no.") It was not a very large sum, end he thought that astlemea who had devoted so mutt: of their time and trouble to the service of the shareholders should not be peaked to be oat of pocket. Mr. bOOTT seconded the motion. A 81AIIRSOLDI1 moved as an amendment that the expenses be aot pdd. Subsequently this gardenia with draw his samadassat. la answer to a question— The CHAIRMAN stated that the expecnoweald be about Mr. WYLIR mid that the entire matter was not worth a He and his colleagues had spent 1201., and he had that the alistelsoldets would be straggling to repay it. Dr. O'BRIEN was willing to subscribe, but objected on paint:Opts to the system of first iacurring expenses and then salmi ea the shareholders to liquidate theca. The medal was then put and carried by a large majority. Mr. EAU, M.P., proposed a vette( thanks to the shin man. (Cheers.) They must all be grateful to him he the manner is which he had performed his duty in the drek cad the promptitude with which he and his colleagues hod mie alai to lbe wishes of the proprietary. He should he doing i ra set s te ss a d ang ia membess M the conviction t htehog If wo te i llid not e come z: s tis ea r e rhy ea sai: te tas manne mbei r ea t asm emplet ety m6r, satisfactory bock at Mr. JOSHUA BOHN eseseded t4e resolution, stating that the fees ot the chairmen was aseengis to make any man sure that he could not be mixed aria a dishonest trainee don. (A laugh.) As to Mr. Ruelben, he was not prejudiced against him, and If he Whoa went, ft should be remem bered that he had always bad a nabs mejerfey. (Chsers.) The natation wog carried by nwiaaWa Mr. ELLIS returned thetas, at the NM time expressing his hope that at the next eratadag etodichnee would be com pletely restored. (Hear, hear.) He had looked forward to the present day with feelings asst great anxiety, but nothing had given him greater plasters than the manner in which it had goon off. The present ageing m i g ht serve, i, f ad, as • Pait•r• toe 11l railway milting.. (Hear, hear.) The pro ceedings then terminated. MONEY MARKET. A4powlied 19.—J. G. Faun, is the chair. The OSAMU, stated that it would be in their recollec tion, that theme panel meeting had been adjourned to tbie day, to the the report of the cesaraitte • of Jawed bat as that report ireilloot yet ready for per. cit.id one a roweatkin that this nineties be qua air"le the id of May amt. .11711PPTILD ssessiee the isogon. Wier soma; dimming as to the — bast day for tbs muting to adjourn to, tea reaolutioa se above-..atioael woo agreed to unanimourty, and the ateethig ass adios/se& WILRONTOWN, MORNINGBIDS, AND COLINESS. Extraordinary Meeting —Glow'', April 17 —ileum Hoounwonta, Esq., in the chair. Ti. CHAIRMAN said it wee scarcely necessary for him to read any for ion of the &festinated an bill about to be sub mitted to them for their approval, unless the shareholders wished some particulars regarding it. It was merely a bill for the purpose. as they were aware. of amsloamating the Wilsantown with the Edinburgh sad Glasgow Reimer, by which they would be in receipt of 8 per e-nt. di dead whenever that bill pined bath houses of par liament, and obtained the Queen's assent. 'Corona tamely, last year they were nut able to carry it through, in cotangent* of the standing orders wet having teen eem• pad with, bat this year they had been so far sueeres'ul hitherto. Although there wee a very heavy oppeskion threatened solariene ego, which, if carried out, w:uld in all probability have obliged them to withdraw the bill, he was happy to be able to state that that oppos ition was now withdrawn, and they would go forws , next Monday, with, he might say, an almost unopposed bill. Any opposition there might be would be merely from eye trader on the line, who, he thought, had not a very good ease in opposing the entsigamation. There were the astral clauses in the bill pertaining to those of the same !Mum; but P. did not think there was snything particular which required to be reed to the meeting. He had simply to propose this resolution :—" That the bill to authorise the treader of the V ilsontown, iforningside, and Olt. Rem Railway to, end vest the same in, the Edinburgh and 01 ugow, now submitted to this meeting, be approved of, with such amendments as may be made on it br parlia ment, sad that a copy of the bill now before the meeting, and read, be signed by the chairman, and countersigned by the seal of the company. Mr. P. Bxecaecaa «caudal the motion, which was unit sinsously agreed to. The CHAIRMAN said the next motion was—" That the meeting authorial the directors to borrow, under the powers conferred me the company by the act 9 & 10 Vie., cap 161, such sums of money as they may deem necessary, not exceeding in whole the sum of 16.600 f. ; and also. under the powers conferred by the act 9 & 10 Vie . eap. 162, any nun or sums not exceeding in the whole 18,0001." Mr. BLACKBURN seconded the motion, which was unani mously agreed to ; and. after a vote of th anks to the chair the meeting separated. TxtraspAyfrarys, The English funds,have !actuated considerably to day. Consols opened at in to k, but some money stock having been put on the market, coupled with the rates of exchange coming lower from America than was expected, made the prices go as low as 911 at one time ; but they afterwards rallied, and left off at 92 to /, the price at which they opened. The Three per Cents. reduced were done last et 90/ ; the New Threwacd-a-Quarters at 91:. Bank Sock was done at 1921 and 192. India Bonds at 65e. and 68s. prem. Exchequer Bills at 475. aad 445. prem. In India Stock there were no transactions to-clay. In the foreign securities there was a very limited business to-clay. Tce heaviness in Consols extended to them for a time, bat they recovered later in the day in caws where business was done. Mexican Bonds were most !triply dealt in, and they were done last at 28 ex c mpons. Peruvian were done at 67, 65, and 66. Cube Bonds at 87. Equador, at 4 and at 4/. Russian Bonds, at 1054; the Spanish Five per Cents. at 171 ; and the Three per Cents. at 32; ; Belgian Four-and-it-Half per Cents. a' 84; and the Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cent*. at 501. There are letters in the City from Bahia this morn ing, the dates being to Feb. 21. Cotton and sugar were without change, the advance in exchange having checked a further rise in prices. Exchange had gone I gradually up to 26d. Vessels kept pouring in ; not a single English shire taken up, and the only foreign a Swede, at 225. 6d., for the ChanneL It was calcu lated there was tonnage sufficient for 20,000 ces a of sugar. A rather uneasy feeling still existed with reference to the late distorbences in Pernambuco. By the letters from Calcutta, received yesterday, we find that the advances which bad been made upon bills drawn against shipments of produce by; othe cited to the East India Company, through the Ben gal tressory, from the let May last to the sth March, amounted to 40,16,945 re., with about 5 lace more in courts of arrangement at that date. The exports of bullion to Great Blitain in the month of February amounted to a value of 1,410,414 re. The entire shipments of the Indigo crop of the season, made up to sth March, amounted to 31,161 chests; 24,207 of which had been chipped to Great Britain, and 5,295 chests to France. RAILWAY NBW& MIDLAND RAILWAY MEETING. RESIGNATION OF MR. HUDSON Yesterday, as extressises, 'maid weed meet's, of sharabolders In this ersobil at Me stades, Derby, to decide as to the SOU of a aussittre of isgairy, sad kr other bantams. The masa was i.. 1 cr owded. Joss Bum, lo g ., 8.P., Maybe Mies the chair, the BECILITARY, J. P. Bell, Beg., gssatelml to read the ad vertiormeat enemas* the mils,' eAr which The CHAIIMAN spin tees and etil t Gentlemen, the diet !nebula is to read to yea the flibaring reassasiettlea which I have received from Mr. Haien% "TO TIM DIIINCITINS OP TEI OLIDIAND *AILWLT °DISTANT. " YOlk, April 17,18:9. " Oentlosuma,—The approaching Resting of shareholders readers it ascoaary fa me to admires yea oa the subject of the Asa whisk I have the bosom to hold es &Arum of year ersoirq. parts Of MO groat Use Si eagesas elation-4a Ifildiand, *me Tech sad Worth Illidised. sad the York. Ifomeando, sad Newish Balmy Compaska, have hitherto had ea* sounica interest to sad is astaides war the devaisplaset of = l li has always hose to Ise s *Dig raged= that I wog atatribsies to the preepseitg el each of the other msgssim It was Ws - whisk sealed ate to =nit isles et abeleurs ss.Mrd to eat lay the "Mese diernat lass ; and is bonne lan apprehateks that alsgatealiallst have sow album which say ender it begeasemalis he lay or poem Is preside over all these emaraiss Ilif t moils Is masks the protest aesaimanhatio. haw boa obvious to overt ems sheathe Grist Madam way, whoa wood. meast of theenihy asierielly alba toezistia4 Hon Oral's, be the distaste through whisk it perm To the fireatialea of that railway I gave amy met alweereas anA appesidea. Unlined Ns framethet to be =rl .lB , l lal I hit that the Wadi, to be derived best it wen sat smashed ts jams* an espasditare of the 'assess. 'vital megabits for its evratzestlen. It *used the logimistare to view the %raise otherwies. sad the seam. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. COTTON.—Ltvairoot., APRIL 19.—The market to-day remained without Mange, and the sales were about 5005 bales, in cluding 500 taken for export. MAIICHRISTRIt ' APRIL 19.—We have very little alteration to notice since Tuesday in the goods market. Thus fa the Indian mail has preload no venation In the market, although the amounts from Bombay and Calcutta are considered favourable • from China they are anything but eatbdactory. The unsettled state of the conti nent still operate. unfavourably on the twilit market. Within the hat three two or days lower prices have been submitted to. so low as to in duce the belief that spinners cannot much longer continue to work full time, and shady many of them entertain serious thoughts of reduc ing their production. Water twist is more particularly depressed, and stocks are fart accumulating. The price now Iv about id. rr lb. higher than the lowest point in October, whilst the raw material is very near if not quite 4it. higher. Indian numbers of mule yarn being light in stock, are relatively in a much better position. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. New You, Aram 3. Ia commercial and money Matters there is east meek doing. The money market is ass, sad raises ot stoats and et Ms erehange have receded. The best Ms on Loudon ere to be hid at 6 per cent. prem. The dividends en the New York State Stook, kr the quarter mead 31M ult., are now in memo of payment. The im portations continue heavy, and the commute into the tresaury•kr duties, large. There are about two millions and a quarter now locked up in this city, while the banks are cautious of tbeb discounts: and the rate of interest out of doors is from 14 to pm cent. par month. The banks base on band, it is estimated, about four dollars in coin. TM rates for foreign exchange, or rather foe sterling hills—fee them ma searcely anything done ie continental meanies—were Morena, an welt by the strhogoney of the money market. as by Me influx of bills on Lon4on Rom the south. TM the by this packet wit to a coaidderable extent mine bade lry the rear s by in gold. The operation at Plena ram woad be • good one. Owing to this continued tightness of the money mast then has beer a considerable decline dace the last steamer goo Evros, in both U.S. remade' and other steam, as the emented econorative table wi show : April ll 3. WWI SO. U.S. Blies of 65 Treasury Notes Ohio fires Oh ot '343 Pearsoirtucla Tim Reading Bonds 53 531 The receipts of cotton to the ports, in spite of all the predictions end opinions to Ors epigram, have exceeded those of the correspond ing ibesoildtt riled year by about • theneml Ulm The news of the decline in the Limped morket, pee Mame Canada, had very little effect bore, Itlmak it appears to ham cooed a decline ot about i cent in ail the sealbera markets. The truth is, that re many of ear factors =mad a Rabe by that steamer, that they yielded Is their prism teem her snivel, in order to caret gales. Readers were thanks firm ender her amount, and a pretty salve demend arising de Franco and the mitinent, sales wee mails at ma Morse ot leven. Is theMattbree dam, however, the Mans he Eire " d its S ilent be L aagotiatints, have cut Brea dimsad.red the newt be oriteddered as glckelred, rather km doic to 7; dots. Re sad 71 MI. n ilk. lee Saw Far, 71 dole. for =end al dale re Mums. Pbdatita sot. to Ram, 7-32 to TM meson of spites nenigallsa is cut yet sullidently advaiteed in this mew to twin Mde meelest the Oaks accumulations of produce. who them suss roe le hod, Owe Mk be more movement and M ear makele, end semegnende on seder circulation. Far ther emelt du the wank meakeady be 11eg week. Since the newt ger lama of the elk el Mara then has been great dolmas Se the Sear weskit. NM a Online km tabs rasa of 23 le le sale par Mt. ea Geer, and S to H sale per laMf ea Meat. Ow medal awing knell, at my lowest wistadrais. This Molina may be assemeed fee by the large Inaba from New Orleans and ether maths= peels omplytesir mdiliap deem% and la Mimes of Oa/ I apart 282226. mil Nes small demos In the slook of WOWS 0111111••••11111 Midi the ism emend' of dis so' of the end eweldithm ars saw derse four weeks ere cake, led the premise smesp, MOON; Mikes to nil. TM Roam AIM Ws put le Great tain and Ireland, ter the lest welt adder as the alt., wa s 13,754 bbls. dear, 1,404 Min mess um& end Well bank Indian earn. FIREMINEI IMO abwielled be 44 to 31 posse par laid en earn, sad ts IL par ML en Gam ft LtempoeL rions—The mks ihr a math past lam hem partiealarly esport—tles eked dsamM Wing bids Vied Metera Made— ira& mire dos. Me. es II eds. le imam, end Oa ' tie is I ask. Mos be the tiller genies et NOM rid Osumi fear ea eth lank, eased new Is gaoled at ewer 4 elsk. Me. Ste the Omens, ellty. sal Ilheohlyn ; O dole. be I dele. Itic. 'for ems= shim dak. 11 to S dote. Stie. Ste Olds, Middran and =we learinsim Mewwirk. Oeorgetome, Broodywine and wineley ere Wl* at I slek. Res ham Mk at II halite. to I dr& 1177 e. Con WM liquid at I deb. Sege. to l gels. Mle. for yaw. Oa. —Mead la dedlasil Ma eMwed et Me; the principal twmaetkes kedy Mem m lns. to tun per Mlle. for white Omegas, end Man le Iles. ter and and Mud Olds. Nye sells at Sento els. me Men leaky is all et 60e. to ela per 41Mis. Oats are Ms. Is Mk. per bwhi. Wan Oars is stew ants. lower, with a fair export derail et Us. be Sea. per labs. kr Mud and whits, Ode. to 67 c. for yaw sentlima. al Mbe. is SS& ihressed yellow. Carmen.—Saes Or the led Pres dep, 1,460 Mks. The market has Wm eke, Mil some Idols mm d lower. Fair I/ can be kroght rat tie.us kw pries ask/Nag, and the of selling, minis softie ease. tipL tPb. Mo., N.O. Texan Ord. le geed ord. .......... he to MM. Is geed mid. I to MAL Mr le Yr 7 to 7 rig telpepi tar leasemens are gad. Mew pork Obeid at 10 doh. 30e. to 10 d015.75e., MsdPf 6lll m e dois. Sfe• to 8 dash, dye Hams in dry eat bring Me. Lers. she. tells, in barrels. to 7. llawr.-11 cargo of Mal hemp sold at de. equal to le O. 195 dabs 800 tin avid on Wean term, and 100 tons speller at IMO 4a., e men Amman lea mom. tennis. of pats sold at 6 data. 611 ie., and a tete meek t Mk. per MO Its. Mame is be hie mend, but at lower rates. 100 Mts. Ohio sold at 1 1 / 1 .1 Dewlaps was arm held at Lk., nowinsL Osmna—The serge of Rio Cabe per Ames, was sold at motion by M.Reillema and Os, sad the whole Onwards of 4,000 lege) woe ra oßinalrent 13 mimeo, at 61 to 71 e., 'bowing aa edvance on probes solos. Tasamrs—Therates are to Liverpool toe calm, in Imam bales, 2-3111.1-ed., sad 12 roman:MM. per lb. Maar. le. ted. par 561. drain la bulk N. to ShidM. pee brad for corn and Moat reineelively. 'lb lowies, Is m. Lae. per m dour, and other artistes be proportion. To IM% sett lb. PIM= Ikaumm—Exottange es Lenden,l63l lo 11:41 ; Do. on Rob, 5.361 to 5.3 M ; De. on Amnesties Se to Se 4 ; Do. ea Rem. Me,, Sed le Hi; cetheesees. let to Mi. ftrECIE. Poroint. Valle. Amer. gold, old 106 to iOO ran , lusdols....dois. 161 to los Do. neer lOO to 1001 the Imam. 93 to to Ilslf dollars 100 to 1001 Doubloons l6 39 t o 1 4 4 . Portuguese gold 1 0 0 to 100 1 I Ito p.10101........151$ to 15 ji gpoolsh donors lot to 103 Sorereiges 403 to 4g t Do. quarters ........ :t to 100 Do. lettla ... ..... 462t0 4 a Mexican dollars 1 to 1001 1 lies” , sulams...— 600 Do. quarters Front/la EDINBURGH GAZETTE—Tuesday, Aprilm SCOTCH BEAUESTRAIION& Joan KITTY, Edinburgh. tailor, April M k May 2a, at Bileunes York Mote. Brikkurlik• Jear pyouppoOr, Edinburgh. grocer, April 27 k May 17, at 'co d _ lust's Cofferbotne, Edhabor pk t '"" . ROIIaRT Lena, Metre. mill 'planer, April 27 • 23, at Blue Bell Ina, Omar-111e. . SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE peee■dMM■, OA SOPothe 9.ettep sal LOS% Imp) CASUALTIES. Anne, fr3m London and Vigo to this port, which o ft shore near Rota on the night of the 23rd March, ;r a g cff lith inst., and towed In here, with km of damns to (*ppm., eke. Aprl 9. Ciacki Meinung, which sailed fi.r Il .mourg on the 12th, pa back leaky on the 16:h, and is dischargi ng .-0 ; month, April 18. Harvest, fur Liverpool, was putting back to Baltimore, App 2, after bring on shore with fotemast cut away. John and Jane Austwich, from London for Baslen g back.—Harw ich, Apra 14. Ovie, MOMS, from Sunderland to this port, vhielt stranded at the Pier Head, 15th March, has boot es} donned and sold, together with the residue of thou. ; still on board.—Danzig, April 14. ARKIVILD. Hamburg Holland Lisboa . Sydney...l4 S.W. India xi& Squthampton India sill Id.rieilles Bonin and Halifax Mexico and Havannah W. 4 India APril 0 Art l 2l 0 ' Ap;il 22 April n April 28 Brasil IMO .. D•TO 11011- iiill•id, — Wrib7 - biiii:liru Lemma I Llaa,olCnek..l.l) ll 1 1 ,Marts(aes Lowe.). of Liv.,,Aril ,raverma Lard Flghe,of LIT., Ap It = I t trz . prAA l r %Malan Mwi, Porton , Aortal, Load. Na ha ry sad Sank, Motile& Apra Magdalena, off Deal, Aran IT, Ike ?Gram. Tartan . Apal lc. Nouvelk Societe, Pe e, le. • Navarra*, Oravesed,Ap.lll Ike... Cork, Ap. 17,4u/rase lie maiden, Deal, Ap. In , Grasses) Prime Edward. 'Deal, Am. te, Orval Pester, Leltl, April Manama Penns, on asetbweldAidl us len. Peeler ,GrareeendAS. IS. Padre Michel/I, Gramm& AtLa, Prisons Vietrala, Onvemesel, 1. 47 itura ßam thm : . olente . 0,. . 'ff . Ora v l d jet r , cid, ' A jk :a l i s p!' „,..m. l6 " , WV. Noah, Gravesend, Ap. la. Aleamadda Searle, Gra Ap. IL Cantle Sea Park ,Gran d, rum), Apra 111,0elestla atevrart,offeheWlebt,Aplalimulllnd Sir Williams Gladstone, Du= Randerkh,lleal, April le, Gelb Seveuteeeth at May, lea, ors mg, Teruo.`,ti.".., .r.IIII,Mr a.m. i Samosa Wonalegnra.thsaaA, apt 11,14adals e, °mewed, Ap. It Main Tnor Tyn ahill, Onveeend, Aged IL M eal Neg nano, Gravesend, April (11,11m111111 t alas, Uravemesd. Ap. Mal: Woo. Feu, of Cork.Ap. le,Paileldo, Ware, Ilarateh, Ap. to, ()mamma Ware, Gramma. Ap. U. Amara Wen. Oladrimae,Gassmend,o4 ARRI' Lae,•Arteroalt. AP. Xl7 4 41= 1. 0ireapla , Ap. Rotterdam tirallatead, Aprll le, Now Orlon& Ades, Comoro& April 11, Celeetta Apollo, Gravure& Ap. le, Jamie* Attwood, GraToNsi, Al'. 11, Yount'. Belle Creole, OraTelood,AP IL noels GroTeTesd, Mill If Atolatlt !woe Comilla, Peel, Ap. le, Am. Pods= Cloptaans,Oravoilitd,Apoll lll,Lureoe Ayrte Carl Frederick, Falie.,Ap 17,Beltte c o rolla., Deal, April le, et. Mich. cotoortoe, Dail, Ap. Ohloldo Canada P.), LIT., Ap. le, P., Sark Loam Tully, Co N, Aprll le, Porto Woo Dole et Rexburg, Deal, OApti rotwiendl le, Excellent, co..es A la, helm, amp, April I p. g. Owile Elt Rhoda., Ap. 14, Hamburg Ellaabeth, Pomo.. All► Bahia Etimbeth, Yarmouth, A pr pril la, 17. LIT. eurdine gneillte,ariazdeeeml, Apo eaalaSeo le, }Werth Faleou l , a bral,Ap.ll, P eldelds Gladstone, £5.1111. redpuslao Olyndwr, N ew . Rom, Ap. 17, bunkirl Oka*Ap. 19. Rotterdam pe emend Ap. 19 Charente H l"' :ne n' , Deal. it.ll 111, ' Oramrod lirrluals, Worse*, April 17, Nem Yeti Rope, off Rorer, Ap. IN, Nerrnetle Iwohmi Chun, of Cart, April 14, Ras Widnes Do. Quees. LIT.,Ap. 14, Fbiladelphia Isabelle, heal, Ap. 111, Orsvesend Isabel, Onveeend, Ap. 144t.141rhaelh Jo s eph limes, off thA, Falmouth, e 1, Nice I 7 ..n. Aril 1 7 , liombay Nate, Gramvesd, April Lady Ilasham,Grammod• J Aped 19 ramal. Loot., Grareorml. A. N.M. Image, Deal, Apell la P , St. N.ll. linclutitl, if the Needle*. Ap.17,10. SAILED. •u• rw om TO - kma,Orvesork, Ap. IS. liana AMA Harley, Greenock, Ap. 15, New York Alerte, Hmll, April 11l Carialmta te: lllangow i IL Buenos Ayres Aterna l .t e rt6, tarn IS, St Peking. Arcadian , Mumma Ap.'lB, Wawa Apollo. Liv., Ap. 19. Newt. ondland Ca l =r;lB l .l.l eM rpotl P A,: l T ) fra Catherine, LlnZpool, ap. IS:Staten Island Colambine, Oniveoeutl, April 11, Nacre Cornwall. Oniverestl, Ap. IS, New Learned Cense, Cardiff, Ap. 15. Wank. A. 17,Fortla,C.11. Celerttaa, Falmouth, Ap. 17. Antwerp trnambine Hutt, April IS. Monucal Caroline Deal, At i lt NMI Ombarine. teal, IS, earth:tarns 11eal, .8, Northward Coron ae, Gran Ap gemouth, April 17, lathes Donbas of Beaufori, Torquay. A Np. 17. ova Mum. Glasgow, lip. 17. Rambarn Etardin Flue, Null, Ap. IS, Aartinus Eliaabeth. ilyrations. 11.0 15 . Ealabettl, Took, Ap. IT, Copenhagen Kalcombe, Ap. IS, Nantes Patent. Liverpool, Aprll 19, Jamaica Emulous, Liverpool. I IS. Sallies Pakon, Deal, Ap. IN, APN Quebec Heroine, Deal, Amll 19. Alp Puy • LIGS /MI 11011 15 Ttrbet N— V.,.... "il itlV - i =gja rill IZI4I , :tgx : Amick [Mack WOOl, Gemini dad lady GAHM, Ornvrarni. LC usabare, port, Ap. 17, lillmild Leslie Aleauder, Carellt, e ra Louisiana, Heel, Ae. 1., Uwe, Mllkr, Deal. Ap. 1.. Hull Mary Johanna, Livepol, Aall ti Orkney Lass, Liverpool, Frisbee Edward, NAL Ap H, Edwats Prisms, Donegal, Ap. IS, 1 Patriot. OrmaisralouthAp.tl Hnederlnden, Foray, Ap. , PoP Min Ramos Mlnde, Hull, Ap. %Cam Pt. Alder's, Cardiff, Ap. IL Oda as=4,C=ILA, V.li li ssidgeonali T. ers . lea il Ozvesensl ii . , Ap A 11. A pM irmi. Trialat, Lre m rAl..Ap. If, drartall Trewaltha, Livrrponf, Ap. MD.* Volnatre,Liverpool.Ap. tS,Xabbal 11 .1 1112oil i' t, Ln: April Zambia, Liverpool, Ap. 11,11avalle VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. 11.1111. ISO* 1 MIL DAM La. I II& AVM Arab phus, ia (of WU: Urapool .... New Fork ..April I UN. SIN. Adol brig Betaken • • Apr* 11 tem. !Ir. Ibitish Iltran Land out .. j lg i 11 4 7 3 1 'l3 atoll Chins Ueda& la Tlencelman Omar (of OW.; April 11 ON. *W. Palen, berate .. Feb. 13 el. 1 Ella Klilleh . . I la Hula WWI Felklty, barque . lac Ii ON. 37 W. Fortitude Lanka ',Sydney Oet. 11 aN. %ff. Ileberdine Kalb* ... HIM& Felsouth.... Eat Indies .. Jan 1 1 7 IN. 014 Helm*. bear Ka. . Callao leant& (of at. 7.)1 laaerPool ••• • Juniata (of Jer.) 1 Ali Sit It Juniper . Uarpool .... New Valk April id to John Brewer Cask Bombay Feb. II 40 3 rt. 7amee(o4 Mena/ Maud April 13 Off We Caw 'steeri. I 17 40 Fenian 'Jalapa* ...., ng W. . IW Apr l il a ON. In W. Radolpb, brig April 13 II ,1 Sultana [Advertisement) —THE EARL or ALDBOROCOR MID Ilo t toway's Pmts.—An astounding cure by this Mambo medicine, after every other TIMMS had %Led. See extract front bla lordship's letter, dated "Villa atersina Leghorn, Feb. 21, 1445.—Ts Profmnor H ttowar.—Slr,-1 taw to acquaint you that your pills boo effected a cure of a disorder in my hoer and stomach.which an ilea most ant wet of the faculty at home and allover tim Oontinent bM not been able to teed ; nay, not even the waters of Carlsbad 011 Marienbad —(t he A'dbCorottab." 1 hese wet:deed pills !Ceara any disease of the liver or stomach.—Sold (alto lf doway's Mount) at Protean*? Holloway's establishment, 244, Strand, London, and af all medicinavenders throughout the ei raised sr toe& BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS BIRTHS. BEADNELL.—AmIII7, at Tottenham, the wife of 1. Bader%ice. Esq., of a daughter. BICKERSTETH.—ApriI 11, the wife of Mr. E. Ittekerstrth UM. pool, of a ton. COURTNEY.—ApriI 15, at Dublin, the wile of H. Courtney, Ns Jason. COlL—April lb, at John's.pleoe, Albanr.roed, Mehemet!, Bevil of B. Co w, Eq., of H.M.'s Customs. of a daughter. FIELD.—April 18, at West Brixton, Mrs. Field. of o HAMILTON.—ApriI 14, at Balbriggan, the wife of the Bev. IL Domino% of a son. BAUGHTON.—AmiI 16, at lieyteibury.termee, Behlol, theme the Inv. 8. Raughton, of a KM. HENLEY. —April 17, at Watford, Northamptonshire, 11610 of a son and heir BALM—April 14, at IPentonrille, the wife of Mr. 3. Rolfe, of REYNARIM4O77.—ApriI 16, Mrs. IL B. Iteyeerdeoui of 611444 Bexley Heath, of a son. SMITH.—April 18, 'lra. C. Smith, of Upper Thames-mei d daughter. TOUNG.—Anril 17, at Bromley, Middlesex, the wife of E Del Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. CLOWFI3—DATIES.—ApriI IS, at St. George . % Illo= 1 ;04 / tbi Rev. G. Wont, T. Mires, Esq., of South.cresseht. to Maria Parker, youngeat daughter of the late Rev. J. Dingy M.A., of St. Margaret's, Westminster. LINGARD—LHIGARD.—ApriI 18, at Cheadle, CbeadleL b Y,, the frti G.Maraland, rector of Rockingham, Richard BoulSbe7 son of the late R. R. Lingara, Faq., of Heaton NotTls,_ to Elizabeth Frances. eldest daughter of A. Ungar% "'" Cheadle Manley, Cheshire. PETO—WINDER.—ApriI 17, at Clapham Church, be the • Dorrille, M.A., J. Peto, Esq., of Sutton House, R e m E typ sga Lughtee of W. Winder, Esq., Nillb 118 1 06 " W SPARROW—HATFIELD.—April 17 a t Rugelee, by the Bee. P. Atkinson, F. H. Sparrow, yogest SOD etbe late I. P. telf• row, Esq., of Ozley, to Jane, seooad daughter of T. llstfieN, 04. of the former place. STRTPF.—ANTEIONT.—ApriI 14, at St. James's, LirertrAn, Mew, Fag., to Jane, only daughter of the late Cart , s thong, R.N. Wi th L e LlA ße r—S W. vi TM . att , f . Catw=l, o lasellerie ßakis j o t bighshire, to Mille Jane Smola, M r. folm. WYNDHAM—SANDFORD.—AprII 14, at tdeCathed boh N l l l64 oo by the Rev. W. Wilson. M.A., Mr. T. Andrew W Harriet Jane Sandford, both of that city. TOUNG--CARTWRIGHT.—ApriI 12, at St. Mary's, elielt elbgN it Young, Esq., of Henley.on-Thames, to Mary Anre, vivingdaughter of the late W. C a rtwright, Esq., of 1.14.• DEiTHS. 1/ 1 . CLARRE.—AprII 14, at Cencbwur Cottage, nort h . ▪ 4 411 oldest daughter of the Rev.). Clarke, late of Belfs.d, ar- n• FITLOEItALD.—ApriI 15, • at Dublin, Anne, wire of T. ts.C. 16, at Cahireieeen, R. Yletaber, RODOES.—ApriI l$ at Baadgate, Floretta Mary Um. we` Bodge*, Er., 111. P. JODRELL—Apra 17, at Willow Brook, near daaehter of the late R. P. Jodrell, Bee, of rottula'r — Netheroote Rowe, Oxfor d. LITTLIDALE.—ApeII 16, at Portlartd.plaoe, C. littledak , 144 aged 71. RICRARDOO77.—A 116, at Tonbridee-pleee, New-rord. et the Rev. J. W. seed 12 months. of de 1. at Liverpool, N. flaw, Bab roe glow, Req., of Great Marton, aged 33. ?dated sod tetbllitel by WILLISiII goo HAMM of o. e. t.a ,* Amok to the ma of London. Rinks% at the ola= to the eteehoot ► ot Wlthefrien.—YatoeT. n" 20 . , low• MED. . G A~ To= IncA B c r• ri! Si .~ ~.. .~ ~~ L. 11 GOMIS T es Z lEll el Om MOP fftrllle of evej .aZ.i Chith! *4L . L. I KEN' ~w~ bops Comet £1 if fn as et Dr at it ON I tali Newi M a IRO le Si fros dee L the toe VA: dli fro fact wit we &NI sr. to eel Be