The Express. — London, England, 1849-05-26 00:00:00

'p - Iss AN INCOME , of £2O to faaer year may be masa bye rbsebsopor or young man in most and ridreso la MOM M by tem mbolesido and YOU or au ore& of vont more red amoral menomption. done op pp met pocket& ♦ • tempi, whet wWbe me het on rarely' of If ppommo. Ailerons W. T. WARD, let, Ommottettost, Laseom ItE T lIINCHMENT.- ICONOIIT to time withal then been. the duty et may pan Otebtag e p: einhe mist Imprint meeser6me et bk, eaelemi hi he Amid yeerraseat Pa ear meedeneim. lennesmem be me seillosi es at the . Ile popish" brag mild el the ihpreesid endlits et both bow mod eaeliestat be the swat ahem la ereele. Irs, by the pee rbitisariefek et yelees etudienely le&tr tie teseuhe amt,s =bed Is alit tie Iteemeirez Pamper, the Wee, yol raw eeteseals; lb lesmee. Ilmserem. DUN mod OM SOOTODAWI ; Wdelowls 01 dm sari dells; Themes et the meet reel blebs; Jam& Nal War ettetten et ever=oe i dmy mime pito tar soh. The esembelty et We a d di. renam es tt bee net Wei , be to Loire ma Ws Ordeal =4lll ommo i r 1 vasiensery Is oar rag to~ res. the Oti sal Wedniattip el the IOW" et sis eeporteritv etee Ilyelot. • Detedreve Pimples% I . 1 I t a rar t.011n1114 be br a zareties a T. awl OMITTING WOW" 24 Ominearionleale. Loads; or Ibrverde4 Pot ego, to any part oleo WATINDKINCIDOM. DRESS COATS, Ws., 40e., and 465.; the beet, SU. ; 81.11/TOUT or nOCIODATS from N. to la Mrs. These we male be mann la the fret etyie of INN" ham the C i e ll e Ils elsetkos et the Woad Suglead.eme welllahited, sad drape- Oadessa Nil la well road by a visit to the elise r est isall t L. RYAN, the Nateshoethees, di e OWN oscttmassr. Loomis. ITO WBEB,B and WAISTCOATS. L. TITAN hostas Nolo Noe paresseto lesztletaely Meows) !,slier study, is NNW to osersates is Ms pear that wet =ltt deleterious, a deo atr—edded to mike Ids wind= of be the wens is se& es to ..bias eppewoose wlitiders- Naiy, sad omelet with sensor. dragedet.Deedds Torstoss. Is ell the wry mixtures, 134.085., alai d tba Dim Nils Ids, IN. sod Ili& ; and the beet, See. Tisk NI try Chime% lea NI No ; intim Nes M., lts, end All mole is meson. TEI PANTICIVISTIUMA, N, 11NIZCIUME-1111122T, Lesdes.—L. IRAN, pesotteter. ir U Y 1g 24 v ' - T H I N O.— —. a 1. E Then he. peetsape, es Us steadied: expeediture la wheat a ADVCTION wolf be mere dolly made taloa In Yet of 12114 AMID CLOTH NO. It basliteemot YYe An of the prodiator of dia ateldideet le diet We mew loseense Ida eveurr. Depariaf Dame awl Tinto !tells of poi sweviostis doily mob to arntem te se ea iA 110.19131==f0 Talkelog. Drapery, mai Oededed Miladdmeft ff. Onessimulhalbreet. Loft& 1 IlosSaislepe Slillidiella afar aelabliiiselnloodolv mot Ito g ee way aloilffialTairVl sue Was.usaserso STOCK, am = walifg of Miliald DISIKIK d co • mead, gralatlea ata. thenabromalas a St lo way Siam laseabor ollia the =pi oda diallollW die asfaSsaa of a ma of at ON ineb as MO wiloodsliy sea worthy alas MIONIFies if 11,117 OM olaillo ieb. wasais an ruoyarroas. Dram Omuta Illa, M. Sta. oe Oak am 14e..13a..10.• ; Waildad i fliale i loa., le" Cillilrees Tei ltLe awl Toarrelle:l74l=3oe..." Is' Rte' L. ITTAYX=ar7terger sob ournrnmo EsTAILISH- Itin the oreluelroot. London. r u ENCH CORNICES.—NEW PATTERNS. — A rasa sselsa sat bradiftd eseedarat of thole it .. t All Novionsot me l rel mad awl met ellootive Sera Ile. aad aposaila. looplele t o oe aay osissay meadow (7f= lath whet of sr e ..). ,4 pir so Was at 11 . 1 A ti S. MINTON% (Lie awl Bartow). 111, Osholatood. maw el IllmiDa-wart. I. learwmanotreet Daliiiad alalerma, ealtk sairsslap ; la well IS Of awry troadaarry MY* sat (per E to ) free.—Selablabed la Ifoll•olieet. 1110. HERDS MAIM sad CHILDREN'S COM— A .easy is morladat of lbw Ilmbieeds la km sad brie, ITa. ad. iamb. ma Colo Soo Sea orb. End lath dovetail Opawl =dab mild mainly tree km mew. aso la SALE at the swims... d mum S. DIMON old BMW, 11/4 Odool.elaret Wader ef Searnmalrest ac hy. I, lath an Sr lorded lathe due; mbar* ales seer w ir mig‘ the paling Maiedfak et Illaq Ins Soda. Bed. wkly k ogilloable albs te Sea sal tedutorla It hes tem teas; ea as aulledy to palm* ma. esperier to eves lie veer-Md. Comas boa balms& Una Si oesi.—Detaltad oiderma villa Illignoins dairy tie made, arat Des pad) boo. --—-- • • • - IreCbHARD A. C. LOADER bogs to cull the at tendee of hindlles rod the pails Is the (diming articles, all ere made out ef wellomerned makelah : Sweep-back Ma. ooh Chairs in :m at. ; meting, 64.; ditto Mahogany st Osnehm tamales h Mid Mahogany too Tables, to fold, tog.; Solid Rosewood Demise-mom Chairs, stuffed and covered In demi* I3s. 6d. • Couches to =MI, tram SS ; Mahogany Chests Of Drawers polished, from SI les.; Japeeeed Chest of Drawers, from at Ns. A. C. LOADER, 11, Pavement, Mesbary. TUBING.—)day be buried in damp or marshy mend Iblr years without injury. Acids ad 'TOW. are without sedan It, and it Is therefore valuable for conveying pa, water, Se. It is peculisrly valuable for liquid manure, drake, ad soil pipes. In mac et soy et des can he mole with sharp knif and sarin lodi , by mesa. et • warm tron. a Peke a non e, -conductor it ▪ .tit affected by the frost of whiter adrought of summer, like metal or lender. lb strength Is extraordinary; the ..all half-inch oils enter tubing having resisted a pressure ol 35ellas. on the square Insis, without burring. The sinner air s+ nisy be taut in 100 fret, nod the larger in 50 feet lengths The Jo nts are ',Ally made. The power which Outta Pereha Tubing possesses as a conductor of sound seeders It most vainabis for conveying tesmages, In lieu of hells. leery twisty of artistes matenteetured by the Outtu Perdu Com pany, peariaser. ie. wbart.rese, Clty-rowl, London ; and and by Mak wholesale dealers. - - - • - • LEGANT TOILET ARTICLES, each of infal lible atteilhulim—ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL le highly and Vi=kr 111111141 Bit end enstaining luxuriant tram& 1: a maparalloa of unparalleled ditacy in ins =art howatifyhm ihe - eida end meaplexlen; and Rowlands' or Pari Deatabio& is inenlimees for kr beastiking sad pre. gegelaMee male en the meth and mien fflie Issironage of royalty onai mmi = and t o m .en fln gram! tne b 7 drmo.tea mistaer es aey a mid elite 11 Ne 1,11 th• ea and renovating speo4ol^. a:perlen . bare ohir. Wthem with pelleellem. and glen theca a 'Mikity saparal eyer* of ambles imitations. Some are offered under the manias or royalty sad the government department, eat ✓ilmilar attempts at Resepeiem. Ile arty genuine of each bears the lame of -. Reeibinaif " gineeffwg dist of the article en the wrapper Wr lebrL —Sell by diem at 10, Mation.prden. L, and by re. lieffeffe eligible and piefumere. LOCOCKS FEMALE WAFERS hays no ton noinink son are the on ly rano riscommoneo Prise la. ltd., b. 9d., and ler boa. newsreel Incite. Caprlmayise ninon. conaterfett talc easdieine la the lona at PlOi," Ist Puillmen must there * down that none on ppm. aim bat " Wan: sad that the weds " Dr. Loco, ie Wakes " lee law damp =NW each toe. Ofmaree—The counterfeit wit. dm Lan trudges thulium) so misty reentWWl cheer pa to mig bad the sassy. Pankow. met therefore Nrietll °bone the MON esetlna.—Ajeate, DA SILVA sad Co.. 1, Wide-tote neat -. Umiak /WA Itheerb speak he " Dr. lowa's Bide-tone, Was" tar A. OiseemetWw. Collabe. sad Oehda. 11108 1 .• 94 -. awl lIL Pw Sea. Pdd by sd ropenabn atedicise Traders. ArIERNETHYI3 PILLS Ix the NERVES and WISICL6II, pries as. 6d. sad Its. ems. This exassallssry may be pessand pies sibmlst. Its eflkets a the ma. loss palest am pergestly aseea.as, sad will stszetly bit credited trod. lis siormas sismalicas moils as 6by sasste. lia WM. boo to its pcmpardss la stmastbsalsig as woes sad roassam it asts as • pads sperast, Is a lait sattbllki . as t alot eon. E w il=o6:64 e i the A. a good th. bi t fo u l pallsr medne Is assmsdad, gar It peneaMm tie whole body Rea taw ladsMe sway imptialy sat ottbe spasm; cm ads massat, tams a also en deskim blab( ••bss sompletisa lbsaltlsf modately proms • box. Tbs pectiealas of Mr. Abasedity's regt mes sad diet me amass& mod emit boa. TM bisesitinsit lox Is 41. Id. Wbolsmas sews: ISARCLAT, LINO. ilmiendaset. Marisa; awl RANG 66. Osbad•slisia. VARICOSE VRINS.-SUROICAL ELASTIC STOCKINOS said ILNEECAPK, of • new sad ingenious fabric, hr Cases oi Verbose Weis wed Weakens% are Introduced and extols @hely enanufsetured. la every tank bp POPE sad PLANTS, 4. Werweloogirce. Mari. This pervious done yields sa =t sad squid premen, without des troubled Wei: c7: l = Tatraird b very *Wow* worgicas. lastrectkes tar ntessi:onsat as owl Ur all& est by poet FRANCE. PARIS, FRIDAY, 6.50 r.x. The Assembly to-day resumed the discussion on the demand foe a committee of inquiry on the con duct of Oeneral Changsrnier. M. Trelat started with a diaquisition on the ateliers nalansaux, which brought M. July to the tribune, to complain of the manner m which the debate was allowed to wander from its subject matter. Mortimer Teutons caused much amusement by quotiog from a speech made by M. Joly in 1830, in which he called Louis Philippe the fatter of his country, and declared hie love for the house of Or leans and his Gammon to a constitutional monuchy. It is generally . supposed that the demand for A com mittee of inquiry will be negatived. The Presidtmt of the Republic does not intend to pan a review of the Natal Chard, as it was stated he was about to do. The funds rose to-day, the Fives leaving off 2fr. dearer, and the Three per Cents. in the same propor- We read in the Hermine of Nantes, of the 23rd : "By a letter from Vannes we learn that the insur gents of June traseported to Belle Isle have made is attempt to create en insurrection there. Having converted pick-axes and spades into weapons, they moved in a body towards the citadel, eassilieg the sentinels at the outposts with stones. But the alarm having been immediately given, the whole garrison tamed oat in an instant, and the rebels were so die softened that a schism arose between themselves, and they turned their arms against each other. Serena of them fell in the tight, and a great number were more or lees severely wounded before the troops could interpose." The com.mimion appoitted for the survey of the Rhine, with a view to the improvement of its naviga tion, has completed its task so far that it has in spected the river from Bile to Arnheim, nor Amster dam, a length of about 250 leagues, and is now engaged in preparing its report. Yesterday morning some members of the Mountain set for the purpose of drawing up a proposition to the National Assembly, to be presented by M. Brive. This proposition is to the effect that the Natiomil Assembly, wishing to acknowledge the services mu ttered by the National Guard of Paris, and to thank it for the sympathy that it has constantly shown tar the republic, shall pass a review of that body on Sunday next. Berieents Rattier and Boichot went yesterday to the National Assembly to choose their pleas, mod receive their cards as representatives. They stated that they would sit on Monday in military costume. They were surrounded by numerous representatives of the socialist party. "The; government has received," eve the Petrie, " positive information that the elections in the Antilles' will terming , e entirely in favour of the party of order and moderation. M. Biesette, who has completely connected himself with this patty, has, it is said, by the influence he ham acquired over the blacke, secured the election. *mid doubt. It is not believed that M. Schcelcher will be re-elected." The dumblh National*, alluding to the old revo lades, earl: " fieveniy-six presidents directed the labours and exploit, of the Conven.ion. This is whet became of them : 18 perished on the scaffold ; 3 com mitted suicide; 8 were traorted ; 8 were cast into prison ; 4 became ravine mad ; 22 were proclaimed outlaws. All the precedents who twice filled the chair died violent deaths. Let us add, that almost all the arcretaries met their deaths on the scaffold. By the returns of the past week it appears that the metallic reserve has deosessed upwards of 2* millions in Paris, and about 4 millions in the branch banks. The discount accommodation has increased In Paris about 2 millions, and decreased about 1 million in the branch banks, the total amount in the for mer being 47,3.59,333 francs, and in the latter 76,396,003 fr. The protested bills have diminished about 130,000 fr. in all, the amount for Paris bong now 8,187,574 fr., and in the branch banks, 3,735.2001 r. The amount of overdue bills have decreutd from 288,927 fr. to 72,9831 r. On the side of the liabilities the amount of notes in circulation has increased about 41 millions in Paris, and shoat 1 million in the branch banks. The account current of the treasury has de cresell about 2 millions, the amount now being 30,187,207 f. The accounts current of the public have increased nearly 4 millions in Paris, and di amond upwards of 3 millions in the country, the amount of the former being now 93,851,902 r., and of the latter 27,439,114 f. The whole amount of the metallic reserve is at present about 3311 mil lions to about 4021 millions of notes in circulation. We find the following in the Conslitedionnel : 31. Lien Faucher has influenced the elections! Thls is the mot drordro of the Nostalgia:de, sad particularly of the Mostaguards who have not hem re elected. It is knows that the mein-sprimi of the lalsetesel war is the of the secret mein _ We shall show how meek of this. Mon Faucher. this promoter of paid disturbances, this wholesale dealer in electoral corruption has expended. It was on Wed. amity that K. Leos Faucher rendered to the committee, appointed by the Assembly, the aceotuit of the funds fur the general fenny whisk he has expanded between January I and May 16 la tbe present year. Under the monarchy, the budget of secret swim money, comprising the norma l and the supplasseatmy credit, amounted to 1,932,0001 r., which won always semsamed. The folio is a concise table of the was sopenind by the different ministers in 1848 and by M. Lan Psalm in 1849: 11=1 104. 1242. Bums Amount Amount expended. per Zip per mesa 33 236,647 4,Th4 1,728,000 Learieinthn M. ReeneS IL hoed lO4 411,917 3,115 1,412,000 11. Dotson 64 246,713 144 1,414,540 M. Leon Faucher , 7 5933 1 4, ,637 307,647 By this table it may be seen that N. Lees Faucher, of all the ministers of the interior, has been the one who has a:- ended the least amount of secret service money, and that' of a general election. This is not all. The fear s = postal security are employed either in orders for payment, indicating the purpose to which they were to be applied, or payable to bearer indicating nothing at ail. It was in ibis last form that moat of the "moisten and par ticularly Ledru employed foar- fift hs of the secret service money. Is the account of Loos Faucher the orders to bearer amounted to no mon than 7,000 fr. The article concludes with an observation that the outlay of M. Leon Faucher was only 1,600 fr. per day, whilst that of M. Ledru Rollin was 11,000 fr. We reed in the Courrier de Havre of yesterday that, "On Tuesday the Ceres, and to-day the Georges, set sail for California. On board the George' there embarked 100 associated workmen from the Societt Nationale of Paris, who were cheered by acclamations from a large crowd of people assembled on the pier, and nosegays were thrown to the females who were on board, who answered by waving their handker► chiefs and crying' Vice la Republique."' The Courrier des Etats Urns states that the Pa-' triarch of Icons, M. Cabot, has lately purchased, for 4,000 dollars, the Temple of Nauvoo, which f innerly I belonged to the Mormons, with 12 acres of land sad all the buildings upon them. The Handcar contains the official announcement of the presentation by M. Kisseltff to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of his credentials as chargé d'affaires of Russia. The members for Corsica who have been elcc'sd are :—Geceral Arrighi, Charles Abbatneci, Cssabi. ones, Pierre Bonaparte, and Denis Garini. STATE OP THZ BANK OF FIUNCI op to MAY ft, with the eonesponding item atilt* swift. yea: West males Week aim Nay 17. Ns/ IL t. 0. .044100 I !Aim, • Capita Capital of my hoed beaks ... Isom lessrve of new fond beaks Ciii.n. aosny in reel= 4.611 MAS AN .090 0 373 4,,03 2,001,403 100 0 lank. to 0 Do. Brush banks DIM to order 1,215,132 0 930,00 15 Atorosnt wrest of Tressnryonestbse 31,424363 11 31,197.207 0t Divers 20101111111•Intat 50,277,493 03 03,834,952 30 hemehe memo in she bomb./ lossiptssaystole st sigbt „, „ 3,973,310 0 4,002,300 0 amass Dulls of Um* husks pilaw by book . Dulls el biairitayslals b blanch I r is 4,246,211 0 4,562,127 0 OWD& p a y a ble Died &of Wm& tank of Alitan Ihooonot, divas Laterals, and an 8,414,901 09 4492,191 06 D=s wed diTeli interests in branch books 1,769410 0 1,834,649 0 Rosbecoant lost balf.yeer 944109 93 144109 U Ditto In brush books 410,011 0 419,131 4 ilandries 8110,480 13 384461 141 892,119,031 34 682,406,132 87 kirk 204288,643 9 203,834880 41 O k ko lli ronk teaks 130,1=3,707 0 126,133,298 0 alb eno ea 268,927 97 73,163 34 Mk owl mosylemor In Flail ..... yea In looodibrin 77,674703 96 74316,003 30 Mama ea bonen „.. . 14,364780 0 11,691,036 0 Afters= Rook pabk roads 23,660,691 43 25,383,891 43 Adam. II a frank yobbo tondo by 'nark bobs Doom to Os ken on Throw loos /*awn lo the Me on boa ot 180 film Moe — kook ..... ........ ludo =11•11 el 000 trod banks in star . . 11861196011.1686118;iirtei; 4.000,000 0 4,000,000 0 Sal yroksWot kink leaks 1,31.6.928 0 2.266,923 0 Laukell6o/ Oaths City GI Paris 4600,000 0 1,000,000 0 blunt In NIONIII Dimwit Bonk MAO • 100.000 0 inlogost of lank brio 39 VIII 11111111.1111 amok nano of the —-- war • Were a inebid .......... ........ 03,0 M 9 lawn 0 Ppasod lib Wm 11,219,191 96 6,164,574 39 MOM.' Mb la Meath basks 4709.029 0 3,735,200 0 gown of vismemot 666,146 74 466,091 64 1= at smassmasi at bank Advanced to tee department at tie Mae Goa al 3,000,000 to the Sty et Moo Mao 3,000,000 0 3000,000 0 892,119,031 33 683,408,132 87 PM" MAT 11.-3tOV ——; hula par 011101., 33 124; flre per Owns. 63 33 ; ; toms, --• t flew : Do. 1342, —; Do. Your.aad.a.lialf, —; Do. Twowd.olisU, ; Naples Wats", —; Wawa Low. 417 ; tressory needs. —; Wan ahem 2157. Ezehasge on Leedom, 30 elsafi; I 0 days, 35 if. Pius sod Orlisra, 750,• Parts sad Rows, 500; tossa sod Hain .330; Avignon and Weseilko, 193; otessboorg sad Ms, 100; dates (V arum) 300 ,• Amiens sod Hoologno, —; Bordeaux. 400; 14.41, 413; Paris sod Strashourg, 383; Tours sad NNW% 313; Watertan sad here., ; Dieppe sad hemp, 170. ITALY. ROMAN STATES: —M. Forbin Janson arrived at Marseilles on the 22nd inst., bearing with him the terms of a treaty between the French and the Romans. On this subject the Mkts of yesterday morning mys : It was stated yesterday that news had been received at Paris of the eonclusion of an armistice between the Roman soverameat and General Onclinot, bet we have not learnt the terms. We =meetly hope that the pontillml court of Gaeta will make some sacrifices to the spirit of conciliation ; for we have daily from the correspondence between Bans sad the nicts jeers= of Florence, Lem, Genoa, and Turin, that the people universally reject the old »Mai of public adminiatration under the title of the governmist of the priesthood, and it there be an appearance of eta to mining the um who an ia power et ROW, it h may la the fora ref proton against a restoration of tho old onleindleal viten. The person awl authority of Piers 11 rondo ma turfy est of the qesstisa. The Shreaphore of Manaus lap : The Mt =we he= the dawn Saw 1 oak to the lad that ea ranattonnat will needy be come to between the dna cities Fre s ede mis milden mei She imelorsodeury ye. vonneest. The by the teirmatirs end the ultra party Mt dwanol o= 4 trE met bas delay to take a dyne' kr the lemonwhin ear es 801%, "I the editede men ani easse aral lif ft Minh= B e a Ilatirilass. dee dopheabie tilhepsyle eabneit ulasueseeneenol arerjatt, bay wrong to the gads emei:agete. nod ahem the somildedes Nee Tithed the 18 the Mr whisk hdeolidieohk elfin= erlde l by the miss of story, bee note the endow of MI- Voisarevehotindsee eimendiat yhe way. TM el& deLumege We Mad= mot addl. es the ladle thilemensesel et en oak eonnimood =Or amok ea 4 111110•10. Then mad be els talcum isle amend the =Ma up by the SW lona Bask ma wYLi =rap babe as to Asa would be tile liaas at a nt (Tints,i, 857.] LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1849. [THREEPENCE. fresh attack. It at all events, appears certain that If. de Lemmas has concluded a treaty with the Boman government, and that our trove will not dela s i n t i e rklia• Httering Rome without firing a shot , . if they have not done so. M. de For bin Janson, jun., charge d'affahis at 'unjust arrived in Francs with dsspatases from M. de Lesepe. He arrived here yesterday, and immediately started for Paris to submit the treaty to the oinsideratioa and ratification of the govern. mint. The present struggle between Fran.. aad the Roman republic may be therefore eassidered as at ea end, and we may congratulate ourselves on an understanding which will prevent the effusion of blood between two nations whose s c y r in ie rthies cannot be violently broken without profound for both parties and serious dangers for the future. But if this first sot of the Roman question draws to a close it cannot but be admitted that new and more serious complica tions may arise in the arrangement itself which appears to have been concluded. That is what the future will reveal. It is, however, to be remarked that the French army, masters of Civita Vecchia and established in Bmi% will be in the most favourable situation possible to seooaplhh the nisei= with which it is charged, and which tondos in con ciliating the independence and liberty of the Roman States with the re-establishment of the Holy Fakes is the capital of the Christian world. The Contemporameo of Rome, of the 16th instant, states that M. de Leasers was the bearer of an order to General Oadinot not to attempt to enter Rome nth's' invited by the inhabitants. In consequence of this order, hostilities with the French were suspended. M. de L• seeps was to have an interview with the triumvirs on the 16th. General Averesna has re tired from the command of the troops, but keeps the portfolio of war. Col. Bonin is named commander in-chief of the army. MONEY MARZET. ,000 0 FIITDAT ETININO. The English fends have manife-ted an improving tendency to-day. It being understood that the Danish question is on the eve of settlement, and the accounts from Paris being more satisfactory, there was more confidence shown in the Stock Exchange generally. The new French Chamber will meet on Monday, and great hopes are entertained that an early mani festation will be made of the strength of the friends of order and tranquillity. Console opened at 903, t sad soon advanced to 91, at which they continued daring the greater part of the day, but towards the 27 oho of business a further improvement took place, sad they left off at 91.1 to 1. xo The Three per Cents. Reduced were done at from ,r. 891 to 3, having experienced a s'eady rise throughout sat the day. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 5 , 17 4 wen last done at 901. Ili There were no dealings in Bank Stock ; India io Stock was done at 245; India Bonds at 68s. and 71s. r, prem.• and Exchequer Bills at 445. to 47e. prem.; so and the Advertised Bills at 435. to 465. prem. ; Long is is Annuities were dune at 8 9 16 and 8 13-16. se In the foreign securities there was a very small &- amount of business transacted, and both Spanish and 1 : 1 Dutch stocks were quoted lower. The official lista el prime the following as the actual heelless of the n, Brazilian New Bonds at 76; Mexican, 301, 3,1* , and 301 with the coupom attached, sad- 97d, Sb 2s. and 281, ex coupons; Russian Bonds at 101; 25 Spanish Five per Cents., Active, at 16, 15; and 15; ; 20 the Three per Cents. at 32; the Dutch Two-and-a- r. , Half per Cents. at 471 to 481; and the Four-per- :i Cent. Certificates at 74 and 75. 2S In the foreign exchanges there was a little more st . doing to-day than on Tuesday last, but at scarcely 23 any alteration in the rates; bills were pretty freely It i offered on Ilamburgh and Paris, and found takers to a is, moderate extent. The following are the reported quo- r e Wiens : on Amsterdam, 12.2 to 21; (st short, 12.01 to too I); oa Rotterdam,l2.2l to 21; on Antwerp, 25.721 to so 75; on Hamburg, 13.13 to 13.131; on Frankfort, 'A 1221; on Petersburg, 351 ; on Paris, 25.65 leo to 75 (at short, 25.471 to 521) ;on Marseilles, 25.65 11 to 721; on Genoa, 26.23 to 45 ;on Leghorn, 30.90 to ; 31.10; on Naples, 401 to 1; on Moans, 1201; on 17 Madrid, 491; on Cadiz, s') •on Lisbon (90 days), 531; r y Oporto ( 9 0 days) 531:t0 I—all at three months, • nnlesi otheiwise eitiremed. - so 161 We understand that the Peninsular and Oriental toe, Scam Company's ship the Ripon, which brought the so Indian mail from Calcutta to Suez, brings, in addition It to her full complement of passengers 'a freight of 200 et tu packages of specie, value about 60 , 0001 . 61 The commercial advice. in the City from llamburgh :o to-day are to the 22nd inst., but they communicate Ile scarcely any new or interesting feature in the state of 1. that market. su The Bank of England averages for the week end- t: i ing the 19th inst., when compared with the week at. preceding, give the following recalls: Circulation lane L17,517,703 ....„ Inman t 57,040 9 Clreuktios acne. 16,714,600 ...... Demme 210,760 ~,., Public dacceita 4,902,145 ....« Itierwee 1,001,160 L, Other &Traits 6Gorernment6scaritlea WI 100,069 banking department... Other ticeurit Dorms 134,971 ee c , Cunt and Bullion neren clay and other bills 1,101.793 The Beet 3.157,400 ..... Increase 1,366 10 BANK OF EbiOLAND.—Aceouse roe the Week ending May 19,1649. Fit, toi 6 . 6FPALTAIVIT. 94.) Note lined L27,317,0,..; Ourernine it NM.. ... £31,015,100 ~,, Other Occuritie, 2,904,916.1 „ WWI Coln and bullion 1.3,194,13 u .61 Neer Bunks .. ...... 323.4n1 : AM.817,703 lafels. I =mous' owatat 41 4 . 333 . 000 3,187,400 ramie abbe,.. Bar. 'Week COTIWISS. of Mai tenal Debt, a:, I Der. &Mai 4,1 8) 2345 Other D4. , lts .8N,52,1 eren-dayand other 1,101,793 £337 3 , 87 33 /33.8,887 May 21.1848. MA RSITALL. Chid Caeb Bo ter. The National Brazilian Mining Aasaciation held its 50 meeting in the London Tavern to-day. The report B i t pram nesel to the proprietor& stated that from the year se 1835, when the auriferous stratum of the Covaca Min 3 had been passed throurh, nnf.rtunately without care- 5 ful examination, to 1815, the returns had been only 23 8501. Hut in the year 1816 the pile was discovered to contain gold ; a fresh examination took place, and 8 the works were commenced de novo, and show the 3 following results as the proceeds of the gold realised in London, viz.: in 1846, 8911. 14s. Id.; 1847, I!, 4,7321. 13s. 1 ; 1818, 5,233/. ss. 3d.—exhibiting a ,r regular and satisfactory increase. 13f The Caiba mine showed an increase of 75 per cent. 91 over the 'ear 1847, viz., proceeds cf gold realised in Louden in 1847, 2,0381. 31. Bd.; ditto, in 1848, 22 3,6781. Os. 9d. The works have been very much in creased daring the past year, and proportionately as favourable results are confidently expected. The 3 re-alts of the past year show a surplus over the se working expenses, though no divisible profit to the its proprietors at present. 211 THIS DAY. 32 - 332 Two O'CLOCK. 30 The improvement which took place in the Eng- to lish funds, and which has &en gradual for the 1: last two days ' has been fully maintained to-day. 20 Console opened at 91: to 1, and after fluctuating about an eighth dur:ng the forenoon, are now quoted 25 911 to Z. The Three per Cent' Reduced are quoted so 89Z to 90; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per r e Cents. at 90:i to Z. Bank Stock is quoted 1931 to IN ; and Exchequer Bills, 445. to 475. premium. Si. The foreign market is without change. Brazilian u Bonds are quoted 77 to 9 • Ditto New, 76 to 8. 23 Buenos Ayres, 35 to 7. Milian, 90 to 3. Equador, Bt. 3! to t. Grenada, 16 to 17. Mexican, 271 to 81, ex 25 coupons. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 78 23 to 80. Danish Threes, 66 to 8. Portuguese Con verted, 27 to 8. Russian, 100 to 2. Spanish Five per Cent. Actives at 161 to 161; the Threes at 32 lo 4. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 471 to q 8i ; and the Four per Cents. a DS. 30 t 74 to 6. 30 mousn PUN Bask Stork, 1936 rr Ct. Coo. for A0e...916 1 10 3 per Ct. Rod. Amts., OW 30 1 1 , per Cts., Lett 20 3 per Ct. Coos. Ulm. 911S 1110 y r u errier WU, 445. to 475. 3 6 per Ct. Al3.4fillil Beads, 1 per Ct. Oneida Ma, 16 17 6 62 per Ct. We. Bonds. 78 20 Omuta Deferred Bda. 3 6 10 21 per Cent. ditto. 5 per Ca Mei, 1846.772 62 20 6 per Ct. Brasilia!) 80. 7T 9 6 per Oa Peravlso Bds., 30 Ditto Sew. 76 8 ransoms Ossiy., 27 1 8 30 6 7ltt e o t. Citt e ars 1117.10 13 3 6 " 36 " DM% el. 11... 161a da. ~15; le4 30 10 Ditto Columb. Del. Bda, 3 per Ct. Opsabb Dos , 322 30 Colombian Kottsdor lids.. -t 1 !path& Blear 6o b ra — . 3 per Ct. Deal* Bda. 66 8 Ditto Pamir lida, SO 26 Per Ca Dutch 80.47161 2 v Pre 01 . Viammod 6 . 23 8 30 4 per Ct. Data Cert.. 74 6 behoved Ms.. 7 S se PRODUCE.—MDMINO LANE, NAT 2b.—We hay* igen to report a very enrol as active noisy market for the past week, and prices are again in favour of the seller% say 6d. It In estimated that fully 4,006 tons of foreign have been sold In cargoes afloat during the week, sod for this description an advance of fully 6d. has been established. To-day 120 hhda. of West India sold in the private cce tract market, making 1,950 Wide, for the week. The public sole of 4,000 bags of Illstuitius went off with spirit at about 6 il . advance on last Friday's prices; yellow, 38e. to 41s. The refined market has Im proved. 51e. 6d. has been refused for the lowest quality, and we now quote fair to One grocery lumps 525. to 53a. Od. The sugar market will be closed on Tuesday next, as en-unary. but as there have been large minds of West India the market will be well supplied next week.—Coffee: There boa not been a public sale today; this article wears a very dull appearance, and are not quite so good u I et week.—Bice: The impetus the public sales to-day, refits log to submit to a dediss.—Spioss bare been tolerably steady.—Salt petre stostlienes dal—Ostia : 1,000 bales told on 'Change at previews Was. Wow, as. 9d. ,• Anatralian sold In public Ede at Us. N. le V dd. Path Arnerieen, Us. to Us. 6d. —Pam dull s. : Pleat Leewar ; d% la. 4d. per plks.—Ter steady.— Fasur.—The report slabs that there' bre been a fair Dad aism alas In = • Ms ?atm and low °Wee sand fa Wowed, sod they ace sow essnes. New huh, 38.. to 191a —Bays: Fine Mare mid Or erporterfas at 495. ; Dania base" Ua to ifs., party =Wad. ;visas Is but limited demand, at 811.—Abeosels dull, in orampoosso of ogrWls, sod ors soodool at 445. to 45a—rive of OM slated ftsi tits Lille of lag tooth.—ln other as Virisat's arrowroot portly sold, 11L10 1441 Aldus pipe sold WA. dd. to 87s. ; pod ppm mil Ms tows Od.; dewed esIL 151. da. to 1.1. Ils.; amid said 41a.; jots sold 141. I*l7l. la other 121110110 siseselsl abased a. LifittrooL, Kay 28.—tierst : The midget belay being ray bee* ispeileg. sad holders wank *Ms he blew =tie miss of al. sr* oaly 100 lids; weft worth notice h Denial Or NOWVANS. bat 2,509 b Mader add at 33e. ed. per met trareign Akhough the beim ispurtol bes Uses los bees mere les, sad mosiliorollo legiree night have toes doss if seam *sold law subsilled sae redsodos prises. The obis rams/ an 70 bore Psi, 18 bids. Forte Leo. sod 810 bap Searassis. briar amp el lows reeneminme aloe. —Meese are video* damp ; the sobs see TI win Ileateisee. at 11. ILI! sert, owl lii mks riespk, st 111.11. fion re 0 11 7....V 1 . 00 2 . the meet ante& el ow ameba see get yet wady meritst, owi ma Nye rewsreaL Of hipal isnesi be Meow flaw ore bras, eiggarklie $5,9* tags dela Ilks. egg VA bap Itia, at BM Ira In Mb ar vs , —pse: NO time ammo lesselit 7s. to M ar. railir dam. 7.•••121P es• 11 . i sw to vi Z a tille a and Rto 18e. 114. fps air .Misr be gee : • Ude ores builiso Ms bus ems Ist prise oil set bigot Ors lot wok ; the eau are ISt gena, eg Demme% Ino 10 yet gente O•Le ih th *per r am IF N per we. C' GERMANY. AUSTRIA.—Oar dates from Vienna are to May 21 . In consequence of the Emperor of Russia having arrived at Warsaw, the Emperor of Austria lett °Lantz for that place, with the intention however of returning to Vienna in a few days. B.sides the ad jutant-general, the president of the ministers, Prince Sehwarzenberg, accompanied his majesty. On the 21st he arrived at Breslau, by an extra train, at mid night. P,orant Stadion', tender of resignation had not been !tempted ; bat an indefinite leave of absence had been granted him, in the hope that renovated health would permit his re-assumption of his poet. At Fulnek and Leipnik, in Moravia, grave excesses had broken out against the Jews Isaac Wolf and Abraham Silberstein, who were accused of rendering the corn dearer by their speculations. The military had to be employed. In Bartfeld the garrison had been changed by the Magyars, for, instead of the Czikoe, they introduced on the 11th mat. about 2,000 regular troops, inclusive of 120 hangars, together with 4 or 5 pieces of ordnance. Dembinski wee hourly expvted, either for making an irruption into Gallicia or occupying all the frontier places. The militia in Gallicia is described as being both serviceable and loyal. PRUSSIA.—Oar dates from Berlin are to May 22. The conference of ministers was considered at an end. They came to no result. The differences that arose respecting the viceroyship of the whole empire, and also certain military arrangements, could not be removed. The news from Fraalcfort was considered as authentic, that the Vicar of the Empire intended to surrender the central power oily into the bands of a directory, a diet of a circumscribed nature. The King of Prussia had sent General Ranch, who had long served as military plenipotentiary in Peters burg, to restore with the Emperor of Rosie that friendly footing which deptnle aloce on the imme diate evacuation of Jutland and the speedy termina tion of the intricate stste of things still slicing in Northern Germany. FRANKFORT, MAT 22.—The members of the centre that resigned their seats in • body have pub lished the reasons of their :conduct in the Par liamentary Correspondence. BAVARIA.—A great meeting had been hell at Kitsingen on the Fschwabenberg ; about 10,000 were present, but the resolutions adopted are not communi cated. BADEN.—Tho grand duke had issued, on the 17th of May, a proclamation to his subjects. DARMSTADT, MAY 22.—The Grand Duchess Stephsnie, who had arrived from Mannheim the pre vious evening, left this day for England. At Mayence the fortress was being put on a war-footing with all speed, and the garrison was to be raised to a strength of 16,000 men. HAMBURG, MAT 23. The only news arrived by this morning's train is an account from the camp before Fridricia, where a flag of truce had arrived from the fortress from the eommander-in.chief, asking for an armistice until the answer to a question sent to Copenhagen by the aid commanding officer should be returned. It is not mentioned what the nature of that question is. General Bonin acceded to the demand. ILIA night there was a meeting of the Burgher Guard Club. It was resolved to remain quiet until the Constituent Assembly shall hive finieed the work on hand. Probably the verdict of the court-martial on one of their leaders—" four week's imprisonment" caused that resolution. It is, however, not for exciting to riot be gets that punishment, but for insubordination. For the former offence he will be tried by another court. The city is quiet, bat the soldiers and burghers ate still mounting guard in double numbers. - THE CITY OF LONDON POLICE.—It appears, by a parliamentary return printed on the motion of Lend Dudley Stuart, that the cost of the City of London Police for the past year amounted to 404631. 61 10d. ; and that the east in 1840, when the force was lint established, was 38,7121. 61.10 d. The polies rates levied on the several wards is the city pro duced, at 611 in the pound, 27,8011. Is. 9d. The balance in cub remaining on hand, on the 31st of last December, was 12,1981. 2e. lid. The superannuation fund, on the same day, 'mounted to 14,7081. 34. 10d. CIVIL CONTheogsclffB.—An aceolutt of the sums ander the head of civil oestinvenes in the year expendedia an estimate of the amount required for the service of the year 1849, has been printed by order of the House of Commons. It shows that the amount expended last year was 73,6001. against 93,4161. in 1847, and 113,6421. in 1846. The sum total tequired for the current year 1849-50 is estimated by the government at 100,0001. ; of the sum expended in 1848 (73,6001 ), 3,7001. was appropriated to special missions, foreign and colonial ; 2,3701. to the outfit and equipage of "Mainers at foreign warts; 9,9691. to the expenses of enter taining and conveying persons of distinction, ambassadors, governors, do. ; 45,2311. to various public services, and 9,97 21 to" payments made in Ireland.' THE ELEPHANT APID THE REIINOC6IOB ONCE NATTY= or ENGLAND.—At the Ipswich Museum, last week, Mr. Btanway read a paper on the neasnaaalis knells found ia the coat es of Essex and Suffolk. In the course of his lecture he exhibited some of the epedmens, ene of which, the atlas bone of the mastodon, found on the West reeks oft Harwich, he dopiest as the gem ew of the museum, observing that Is was a rare which f museums -pos sessed. At Hillingdon, the hem of the elephant were found associated with timed the ex, _and other animals. In the Stour Valley tuning at Lmismal, in the summer of 1848, were found the teeth and intimeets of the mammoth, tai a multitude of =Magi= Vallia bad been met with at Theple-ikeem, dm teeth befog of all sifts, like those heed is the 'pieta oodiefOliet *an of extreme youth to does of mew age. Wells, in Elm, had been melodies Ile lin WM INN awe the time of Queen ElisahOlit ; eiNsMlpg _ls a nets, page 266, of Profaner Owsa's mesh as SAM late lismmalia, it appeared that in the reign deed QessmotokuU, supposed to be the skul of a man, was head at Wow, large ewe** contain Ave sad a tee* also add is belong to a same, as large es a sad Ihe ammo. On the Nast of Welton the af thiellthei espied another simeethlege of bows aid teeth Winging to the elephant, dfamores, and other hoe Weak. Poem that deposit alone 10 teeth of the mamma wore sassed in two years, akin with partial of Os jaw, _bramems, soya* vertebra owl teas. 4:1 the teeth Med at Maw. in Nam e ens sae dot between 14 aid lb pad% and sesame& 12 Who brae tradleelly. Ia IBA a been wisdoms of the moommath wire bond in pawl at Bible ; most of theme were faded, let they were ia a sate of freemprol tion. owe sod treatment boast &wag hai been effeasd. At hens of the dew saibesso el the =id been land *es time to thee by work:ma is a Ned biome the gelled hailbem dimmed ho 10IIMs.t plasm la Beim end Mod. All thew *e ramedad. won assiasetal dissemoisk and V so misty lie bus heed by assident, they led god MINS Maki dot lad einahem idea be adobe& if rem ism* wen mode bra im. If they samba their ....cotta to do Ism* teNerfik s them recedes of a former age wall le mit is In sal weer alermismos. In the Messy beds hearmet only the lama rif sisdisets, bat el the oredw at. mew leholltag the het aglow al the earth; OM MOO ths hums of this= m4 ral4 dash widths imealms of the 'dim Ego. =7,517,705 1100 25 Government Nei?Ma Onehrl.lhol Wt.1.23t, 5.1um141 . - £14,025.060 10 OtberSocuritio 11,87•4.145 Note. Gold 222 Mug (Aga 122 15 ----- 25 BAILWA YB. Tais DAT, Two o'CLocx. Tke share marktt opened at about the ckslng pliers of yesterday, bu', considerable Butane pre vailirg, plicto of . several of the English lines are quoted lower. Great Westerns, which opened 77 to 0, are now quoted 75 to 6; and Midlands are quoted about 11. per share I,.wer than at the opening of the day. York and North Midhuida are likewise worse, being quoted only 291 to 301. Brightens are rather ;setter, and are quoted 36 to 1. Caledonians, 241 to /. French shares are rather better, consequent on im proved quotations from Paris, but there is little doing in them. Boulogne and Amiens are quoted 6! to 7, and Northern of France 3/ to I discount. awing Pekes yesterday. I Saks to-day up W 2 o'clock. Pd. 1 BILITIM RaLWATI. 50 Aberdeen 41 Aberdeen, Preferenoe 6 Ambergste, Nottingham, Hance, it East. 7nm -60 Birmingham and Ward Janettit,ealledulypeid, or withignarantei 20 Do. without a pares 14 Bizen. Wolv., and Sir 10 Birie:TO T o 1 ; .., sad undl calls duly paid, or wt. 10 Do, withontaguarante S Boston, Nam, and &rm., 90 Bristol and Easter ... . 271 111 Do. 1 shares .. . ... 10 Do. £lO Prefe;en .. s ... 50 Chester and Holyhead ..., IS Do. Preference ~. ... 374 Dublin 51.4 Belfast June.- IS East Anallan(Ela) .._. Si D 0431.104.16 per miter. 20 Eastern Corinna' 10 Do. New Guar. 6 per et. 61 Do. Ext., toper et., No.I el Do. do. 14 AO Do. N. St E. 5 per cent. 121 Do A shares ... ... ... 46 traisD.t dais 224 re's., C. ditto.... _.. 20 Do. &rip (iyusr. 6p.Ct.) 25 East Lancashire ... .. 23 Do. New _ ... ... ... 61 Do. do. 1 s hares ... _... 61 Do. 6 per et. PreL 1 oh -23 East Linwinsitire _ 30 Edinburgh and Glasgow._ 20 Great orthern ._ 124 D 0.4 stouts, A,Deferrsd I/ Do.l shares B, 6 pet et. 24 Do. Extension ... ... 43 at. South. and West. (Ire.) :06 Great North of Znglano... .4 Do. New, 1 , 40 _ 30 Do. New, 530 ~. ... 14 Do. New, J. 13 ... 100 Great Western... ... .. 'l5 Do. New, XI/ _ ... 50 Ilull and Selby ... ... _ 23 Do. i shirts ... ... .. 121 Do. 1 shores ._ _ 50 Lancaster end listilids ... 10 Do. Thirds ~_ ._ 66 Lanes/kir, sad • Torksidre 44 Da. t shares ... ... _ IS Ds tifths ... ... .. 64 Do. Sixteenths ... ... 10 Do. New (guar.° per et.) 9 Do. West Riding Union 25 Do. Preston and Wyrs 94 Do. 4 shares (A) ... ... 50 [weds sad Bradfonl... ... 50 Leeds and 'Mirk ... ... 43 Do. New ..s ... ~. 121 London and Blsekwall ._ 50 London, llrighton,k2outh 9 Do. guaranteess per et. late On.yd..n Thints.. 50 Do. Pref. Spa Cent... 50 Do.Ounvert. sr. c.,1852 5 Do. New £5 guar.6p.CL 124 Loudon and Greenwich .. 20 Do. PreLeenoe ._ .. KW London is North-Western 7 Do. do. New 1 shoes... 2 Do. Fifths .. -. . . 1 D0..1:105b.,144.und8.(e 60 London & nouth.Western 424 Do. New, .1:50 .. ... 51 Do. New, £lO ... ... 141 Do. Thirds ... _ ~ S Do. Preference 7p. e.. 44 Stanch., Bus., and Mat_ 100 Ilaiseh., Shef., and Lim.. IS Dm shares, No. 1 ... IN 23 Do. shares, No. 2 ... 124 Do. shares, No. S .. 10 Do., ew £lO Pref. ... 50 Do., Great Grimsby ... 101 Do. d 0.. .. „ 50 Do. ShesaliiiNia... 25 Do. Grissaby Doak „. 41 Do. Lineal% Ihelen .. 100 didland . . .„ _ 25 Do. Esol . !iart4 100 Do. Birm. and Derb y ... 120 Do. B. and B. 6p. a. ... 15 Do. New .C2O _ _ 20 Do. Conran. 5 per emit. 5 Do. Guaren.3) percent. 23 North British _ _ _ 12 • Do. s hares _ ... _ 64 Do. !hues ... _ _ 51 I. irds ... _ 174 North Staffordshire ... ... 50 Da6nl, Worcester, and Woßenampton 13 Itead.,liulld., and Reigate 33 Royston and llitclun 21 Soottlsh Central 11 Shrewsbury and Binds'- ? Do., Class B 6 Do., New Cluaranteed Is Shrewsbury and Ouster (Nor. W. Min.) 11 Do. Halves 10 Do. 3 per tent. PreL .5 Shropshire Unica ... 30 South Dena ... 33 Ito. Pretence 2, South 44E01118We— .. sal t South Eastern ... 23 i Do. No. 57 Do. No. 3 ... Su Do. No. 3 . . 10 Do. No. 4 Registered .. 10 Do. Na 4 Snip 3.3 South Wales 8 South Yorkshire, Dooms. r, 11111 Goole 11 M ihr eld, Itotherham, and Goole,Nce.Dtgua.sp.e. $0 Wear Valley, 6pr et guar. 4$ 1 1 111ta, Somerset, and Way. mouth (crk,Norcastlek Berwick Do. Extension (York & Newcastle) . G.N.E. Purchase sr Prekrenes 50 York and North Maks& Id Do. Pretenses 23 Do. East tt Wet Mae POLLION RAILWATL 3 Anglo-Italian (lat. Italian and ) 20 Boulogne Austrian and Amiens .. 30 Central Franco (Vienne') 71 Dutch Rhenish K East Indian .. S Great Indian Peninsula .. 10c Do. 71 Isisemhotog 20 Namur and Liege ... 13 Northern of Franc* ... 7 Orleans and Beadsman ... se 'Park and Orkin; 30 Pans and Rouen 10 Pads and lazubarg 30 Rouen and Havre 30 image and Kann 11 roars and Nantes 41 al dia. 6i 7 zso II 12 . .. . 71. . 1 pm. i. pm. 1 PM. illB di& a dla 1 4 dia. 27 29 7 9 1 1 1 3 29 ii 1 1 dia. 8 4 _. I if die. LIVERPOOL, May 26. Broke-13X0RANCIV.—The market was very inanimate 10- day.--italea : Caledonian (macshares), Ilf —Lancashire and York shire (fifth shame), e. 4f d.—on and North Western, 126—Ditto (new }Abuts). 51s. 341. p.—Manebester, Sheffield, and Lincoln (pref. shares), 1101—Shropshire rnion Railway and Canal, 21 d.— York, Newcastle, and Berwick (G. N. R. 6 pr et. tlll'60), Si 16a. 9d. d. MANCHESTER, M 26. STOCK-EXCHAPIOI.—There wu a balmy market, with a decline of priors, but my little k changed hands.—Sales: Lan cashire and Yorkshire (Fifths). 4j 15-16 dis. London and North We-tern, 1251 • North Staffordshire, Si die.; South Eastern, 20,1 ; Ditto (Third', No. 4), di 4-16 ; Ditto (Registered', 617-la. BIRMINGHAM, May 25. Brocx-Excnatros.—The sales to-day were—London and North Western Fifths, 42 p.; Midland G per Cents., 124; Shrews bury and Birmingham A's, eh dis. LEEDS, May 7.1. erocx-Einnaeron.—Tbe shares sold at the Exchange to day were more extensive than for the last few days put, yet prime remained at the rats lately current. East Laneaehire New, If die Great Northern B.'s, 11. 13s. 9d. di`; East and West Torkahire. 10 ; Hull and Selby, 961. The Exchange will close to-day, and rep stem en Tuesday morning, Hay 29. YORK, May 26. STOON RiceAwas.-8•1«: Eastern Coustios, 81; Great Northern, ; North British (MAO 111 ; Ditto (Quarters), 3 York, Newcastle, sad Berwick, SOI ; Data KIX& Par), U. 38.93.; Ica and North !Mead, 30g. BRISTOL, May 25. lirocn-lixozartaz.—The market still retained tkw in albs sod gloomy shozootor whisk has pronged' be some gays post. bet gos only aktorattoo la Wogs was In Greet !ream (leader irsarea iniek defted to Oi 176 to t$ am. 6 q dia 4 3 pm. 3 4 pm. i 4 ddb. 10 23 dbl. 10 3 1 9 dir. 1 1 dia. 3 1 3S 4 6 di.. 1 lipmah 14, 16 lie ii S 3 $1 clls. 3_ $ i le 3 s e 1 Pm it P •l 51 P 55 lie 131 1 pm. le Is 16 16 dia. 16 . le li la. I S 9l dia. 1 pm. 27 28 6 4 dl& 4I 94" lit 13 13 dis. 235 229 - 5 - 5 pm 45 50 par 29 27 dia. 19 13 dls. 3 7 dla. 61 41 dia. 2 le dia. 9 dia. 2 pin. 6 136 2$ i i yra. 96 96 20 33 30 23 db. 41 41 651 36 9 Of 51 4 93 61 93 ai ti '2l 22 lii I 91 pm. 1 59 cm. 9 3 pm. 93 33 __ L 7 IS die. 14 14 die. Si die. I pm. Si 3 die. 32 SS 9 10 1 3 0 2 1 1 , 1 0 0 1 13 11 dbl. I 7 Ms. 13 14 die. 13 14 die. 3I 7i d 11 .4 6 (.43 42 44 110 iii 31 3 7 14die 244 nh ex fat IS 19 dL. 17 4 i 1:i Is 13 6 1 51 47 siz. fa. dli. 16 17, .... _. 23 1 25 1 Pat. Pm. 6 die. 1 a. 14 di II pm. I dia. I 4 dia. 7 a die. 21 dl& 12 16 11 14 al& 20 204 13 11 dla. 13 13 db. 19 20. 'it It 4 3 dr 4 3 dr 1 3 pos. 20 21 e 4 6 ft. 4 Si clls. SO it "3e - i dis. 24 234 23 Si 10e 11 23 11% 30 ii ii. ARRANGEMENT BETWEEN THE LANCASTER AND CARLISLE AND LANCASTER AND PRES TON COMPANIES. Special meetings of both these companies were held on Wednesday last, to discun the following teems of estrange ment, as mutually agreed uponbetween therespective boards of direction. Mr. J. Breaux tcok the chair at the Lan cuter and Preston meeting; Colonel IlssetL presided over the Lancaster and Carlisle. All the Lancaster and Preston Railway, with all their stations, works, and all other their property (except only as expressly excepted in the first schedule to this paper) to be vested in the Lancaster and Carlisle Company iu perpetuity, with such rights and powers as the Lane ester and Preston Company now have, or at the end of this session of parlia ment, may have. The net earnings of the above, and of all the Lancaster and Carlisle C.inspany's property of all sorts (except only as ex pressly excepted in the second schedule of this paper), to be divided each half year, between the Lancaster and Preston and Lancaster and Carlisle Companies, in the ;:roportion of 7 to 15, that is to say, 7 parte to the former, and 16 to the latter. The Lancaster and Preston Company to pay out of their proportion the annuity to the Canal Company, also t..e inte rest on their debt of 113,0001., and all other their debts, liabi lities, and engagements of all sorts, and In like manlier, the Lancaster and Carlisle Company to pay out of their said pro portion, all their debts, liabilities, and engagements of all sorts, except any liability to the Scottish Central Company under the arrangement with them, which, as well as any profit from that transaction, is to go to the debit or credit, as the use may be, of the Joint Lancaster and Carlisle and Lancaster and Preston Fund, before any division thereof, but the liability of the Scottish Central Company not to in clude any debt which the Carlisle Company may be owing to them at the time this arrangement is completed. The Lancaster and Carlisle Company and Board to have the absolute management of the Lancaster and Preston line and property, just the same u their own, and both as to the fixing of the tolls, rates, and charges, and otherwise howso ever, and to be wholly without iutarference on the part of the Lancaster and Preston Company, eitker as to receipts or expenses of any tort in connection with either of the lines or properties. All expenses to be hereafter incurred for carrying this arrangement into effect, to be paid by the two companies in the proportions in which they are interested in the arrange ment. This arrangement to be carried into effect by means of such agreements and of such parliamentary provisions in the bills naw before parliament and otherwise es a gentleman of the bar on each Ude (with an umpire chosen be them, if they differ) shall decide upon, and with such alterations and additions as those gentlemen shall decide upon, in the event of the Canal Company's not agreeing, and the respective bodies of shareholden to be at once called together, in coin pliasee with Lord Wharncliffe's order, at the earliest possible day to decide up= this arrangement, the Lancaster and Preston shareholders being immediately consulted by their representatives, and the committee bring requested to ad journ both the Lancaster and Preston and Lancaster and Carlisle bills till that has been done. The Lancaster and Preston Company to have power half yearly, through any competent person appointed by them to examine the Lancaster and Carhele traffic and revenue ac counts to ascertain their accuracy. All books, touchers, as d other documents and paters relating thereto, of the Cartel, Company, being submitted to such examiner. The Lancaster and Carlisle Company to be put into ab "elute possession of the Lancaster and Preston property as soon as this arrangement is suictior ed by parliament, or sooner if they and the Lancaster Canal Company can so agree, and this arrangement to come into operation in other respects as soon as such possession is given. The Lancaster and Carlisle Company to be at liberty to oppase the clauses in the Lancaster and Preston Bill, (piing any retrospective powers or legalising any past ac's. If hereafter the Lancaster and Carlis:e Company find it necessary to invest capital on the Lancaster and Preston Railway, or en their own, for the better conduct or enlarge ment of the traffic, interest on such capital to be debited to the joint fund before division; the rate of it.terest charge able against the joint fund being that which the Carlisle Company shall have paid, The Lancaster and Preston Company epprove the an nexed arrangements between the Lancaster and Carlisle and Canal Companies, the Lancaster and Preston and the Lan caster and Carlisle Companies to do all further acts reqaisit or advisable for carrying this into effect. Every dispute and question not settled by this paper to be settled by arbitration, under tha arbitration clause in the Railway Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845. The Lancaster and Preston Bill to be absolutely with drawn unless it can be passed with all the agreed clauses in it, and without the addition of any at all irconsistent there with, or with this arrangement in any part, and in that case the Carlisle Company's bill to be also withdrawn. The Lancaster and Preston Company to have cue director at the Carlisle bard, in addition to the one to se We the may be entitled for their C erlitle snares, such new director to he chosen by the Carlisle Company from the Lancaster and Preston beard. This arrangement to be converted into an equivalent amalgamation of the capital of the two companies if they can agree upon figures, which will give a result precisely similar to that attained by the division of the traffic in the propor tion of 15 and 7. This agreement on the part of the Landaster and Preston Company to be without prejudice to any existing engine aunts on their part with the Canal Company, the Larcaster and Carlisle Company, however, not being bound by any such agreements. Ist Schedule.—To Lancaster and Preston and Lancastet and Carlisle contract. The Larcute r and Pre s'en Company's shares in the Lan caster and Carlisle Railway. Cottages in Preston, and plots of lend connected tberewi The plant of engines, carriages, waggons, rails, office nature, and other moveable property. All cash at banker., recite, and debts due to the Lareasto and Preston Company (including sum secured by a me gage), due at the time this arrangement is comp'.eted. 2nd Schedule.—To Laucaster and Pr st,n and Lamest and Carlisle contract. All lend already contracted to be sold or offered for sale, or included in the acconnt already delivered to the direstes of land which may be disposed of. (Signed) P. W. HASELL. May 14, 1849. Joe. Bustinti.. The agreement was unanimously sanctioned by the Lens miser end Carlisle proprietasy, without diseurston. Lancaster and Preston meeting en Thursday. however, a very stormy affair,greet opposition being manifested to those paragraphs which went to establish participation in the Is bind(' of the Scottish Centhl Coa pany, end e( nkrret. the Lancaster and Carlisle the power of eboveOge the ads tional director, proposed to be selected from the Laneast4 and Preston board. After several unsuccessful s tempts to adjourn the meeting, the agreement pat in its original form by a majority of three to WEEKLY TRAFFIC RETURNS. Name of Railway. Week ending Aberdeen May 19 £540 .. Belfast and Ballymena May 12 493 .. £4 Birkenhead, Lancashire,and Cheah May 20 840 .. Bolton, Blackburn, and W.Yoriuh May 20 410 .. Bristol and Exeter May 20 4,189 .. Chesur and Holyhrod 51 yl9 1,350 .. Dublin and Drogheda May 17 856 .. Dublin and Kingstown May 22 961 .. Dundee, Perth,and Aberdeen Junc May 19 1,096 .. East Anglian May 20 634 .. But Lancashire May 20 2 929 .. Eastern Counties and Norfolk May 20 14,051 .. 14, Eastern Union May 19 1,241 .. 1, Edinburgh and Glasgow.... May 19 3,938 .. 3, Edinburgh and Northern May 19 2,251 .. 1, Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr May 19 2,949 .. 2, Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock May 19 1,037 .. 1, Great Northern and But Lincoln May 20 2,390 .. - Great Southern and Westen (1.) May 19 3.676 .. 2,i Great Western* . May 20 16,466 .. 20; Kendal and Windermere May 12 161 .. Lancaster and Carlisle May 13 2,109 .. 1, Lancashire and Yorkshire May 20 12,366 .. 9, Liverpool, Crmby, and Southport WI 13 104 .. - London and North Western May 20 39,798 .. 41, London and Blsekwall May 20 777 .. 1. London, Brishton,and South Coast May 19 8,448 .. 8, London and South Wesh , rn May 20 9,C62 .. 8, Londonderry and Enniskillen May 19 162 .. Mcnklanda May 19 807 .. Midland May 20 20,815 .. 21, Midland Great Western (I.) May 20 1,127 .. 1; North _ British May 20 2,844 .. 2,1 __ .... . Scottish Central Miy 20 1.239 .. Shrewsbury and Chester Mey 20 1,368 South Devon M ay 13 1,662 .. 1 -; South *atom Kai 19 s 8,083 8, Taff Vale ... Maj . l2 2 . ,282 .. 1, West Cornwall Mai 19 286 .. York, Newcastle, and Berwick 'stay 20 10,480 .. 12, York and North Midland May 19 6,127 8, • Now eselus:se of Bristol and Exeter. SUGAR.—The aversge price of Sugar, the produce of t British poeeealkinne In America, computed from ths returns made the !week ending the 22nd day of May, 1849, la Ve. Od. per e' Sugar the produce of the Mauritius is 264. 04d. per cwt. Sugar pr duce of the East Indies is 29s 41d. per cwt. The average pnoct the three foregoing descriptions, jointly, is 2Cs. 40. per cwt. BRISTOL, MAT 25.—0 f West India there has been rather a better supply at market this week, Importers having generally brought forward their recently landed sugars. The sales, however, have not been large, as the peetensior.e of holders are rather % ad vane of the present currency, and the transactions are limited 300 hdhs. West India, chiefly at 395. to 401., which were taken' the refiners. In addition to tilt above, about 200 casks patent 7 manna have been sold to the grocers at from 4JO. to 475., and wk were full rates. No mks repotted In East India or foreign ; but 4,. mats of Mauritius hove been taken by one house at the extreme tat previously current for this description. erefined market is steady, but not active; prices are arm, but no advance cad be quoted. —Bum is quite neglected. COTTON.—Livzspoof., MAY 26.—Today may of trade are here, and the mks amount to 6,000 bales, incluAlm 1 American taken for export. The good and fine qualities of Amen and particularly of Orleans, continue to be in request for export, they command full prices : the authorised quotations of fair qualttt, are the same as lad week the lower qualldas are very freely offered, and under the influence of an mutually large import they have de ellned ed. per lb. The low relstive value of Brazils is now introduc ing them to increased ccessumptien, and they have been taken freely the trade, end partially for export, at last week's lowest rata. are dull of sale at former prices. Surala are in fair request, LliVr also without dame. 4,200 Wes of American, 30 Pernams, and 230 Maranhams have been taken on speculation; and 4,120 of AMMONIA. 730 Panama, and 210 fonts for export. BLANKETEL—Haciworaiwiaz BUT 24.—There =large attendance of buyers In the Blanket-hall to-day. and woo rather Watts than ea Nonday lad. No alteration can 4uoted in prim. HAY.—Elwrrartsto.—Mss. Cooper and Davis report Primetrade the followler tittotattone ark% 6to 76a I Row_ 50e. to 001. 81eaw.... ala 10 WEIN aft rak IPM fica. to tOa I 6/ ex on, Ili • 1 /1 i• I Fl P • • I 3 t 1 • 1- t a le aL - BO Er to t i t on BO ' 0 I Be sts sn- ad in- 1. site I ,be the ith- in rrr- :ase rtor : 1 1 hey r to and • ' I lent • . cam titer l por- it°. ister • any , astsr Lan- s fur- maser '• nort- 1. ;aster sale, etou L. Len- The those is la- id on • addi- easter 11 M- ussed one. • PAS. £412 674 648 840 966 920 512 990 [4,201 1,109 3,777 1,618 2,115 1,129 2,396 10,942 162 1,864 9,442 11,748 1.059 8,127 8,6'0 128 [1,198 1,051 2,081 540 1 665 8,422 1,612 .2,036 • 8,100 5f the adc in r cwt. ar the ria.of ether Nally Myer, a ad. :ed to en by I De. which .4,505 rates uoted. • I 11 the 1,040 trican, 1, and alitiee ffered, lye de- radar,. freely ratte. .queet. maw. 120 of a was nd the cache *port iii pm. 33 pm. 20 pm. 79 66 6 dia. 18 - ±m.. 96 49 77 i SS ►a! i 481 4 101 51 126; 4h ii i 4 i diA li 1 071 7 4 11 I 121 31 12; 14 MI 1 I 20 1 i 20 243 1 3 19 '41 131 13 U 41 91 41 1 I