The Express. — London, England, 1849-05-19 00:00:00

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Svcs with 14 steliaes by tM aut or s WIN eew S lO 5A EVEN LAMPS of ARTHITEWURE. THE =Hakim wafter of "Moira Pataters." Mew 'Wholocco THE FOURTH EDITION of " PAINTERS." VOL. I. Rico 144. cloth. SECOND EDITION of TOL. H. Trios 10. W. cloth. MODELS OF 00101ZIELL LEITIMP.—YOUsTE EDITION. The day. la • sestlMN, _bond tis dash, peso Ps. EACTICAL CAPIE I I ' IL CORRESPOND ENCE; l morn spimsood =deb enassnseretal pre And Indio, Technical it:lDeNnssas n o s Zvesse Nos imisrlms mmilligisss" yeas at eon soak this bolter Mt Loll • mai smitssislast iodised." Merssotils Suses•L " • mast ampelbssolve sal tem•isis pays lo lilt samissl O triune- Um. •••mgis Wog Miss Om wan mmoursial otssigsr. egben Mow Ind Inargi ; Maim Lammas. Tin Clones BIRTHDAT.—INSTECTION Oy THZ Roc BrISOLD Tnoore.—This morning the annual military Inspection of the available battalions of the household troops quartered is the metropolis took plate on the parade in frost of the Rene Guaida, et. James's-park. The ground was kept by detachments from the several battalions. waisted by a strong posse of the mehropoiltas police. At half-pest 9 o'clock the whole of the Foot Ginith who were cot as duty unrehed in and occupied their reopen in positions. The let and 3rd battalions of the Grenadier Guards on the right, the tat and 2nd battalion. of the Cold- Streams the centre, and the 14 battalion of Scots Fu.ilier Guards on the left. At five minutes before ten o'clock, Prince Albert, the Duke of Wellington, Prince Seize Gotha, the Marquis of Londonderry, Earl of Car dissa, Lord Combennere, ite., attended by •a bell Beat Wt., arrived, and were received by the troops pre sent*, aer, the bands playing the National Anthem. The line was then inspected by Ms Royal Highness and the gene nl °Seers, when the troops formed divisions, and mashed peat in slow and quick time, when the line was again formed, and a general senate given. The men for den were then marched to their respective guards, and the battalions die mimed to their quarters. At Woilwich, Chatham, Dover, Portsmouth, and the ether military depots, the "Ornery, the sawn and minim marlase, and the different reelernits of the line, is eenerqsamee of orders issued previously trim the Hone Guards, went through their military iserebes. The shipping in the river also heisted the lore of their several nations. In celebration of the event her Mak ivy held a drawing-room at IR. Pamee. Palace, the gusrd of honour being formed by the Life Guards, at which were pre owned the greet Aeon of state, the foreign anobsesat i on, and the naly. Auerzemex PRoDuez. The vessel, Success, arrived in the &sloe ben Adalskia, Australia has bratight 2,639 begs of wheat, et the predation of that distant eolooy. The same vessel brought 10,136 hap of copper ore, 127 casks of tallow. end a gametal carp of Australian pro deem FRANCE. PARIS, FRIDAY, 6 30 P.M There I.as been a panic to-day in Paris, in conse quence of the number. of democrats elected, not only in Paris but in the country. The first in the Paris list of members who will bir ro r s oc biy leinird this evening at the Hotel de Ville, will be Lucien Murat, chairman of the club of Rae de Poitiers. The next on the list are Ledru Rollin, Boichot, and La grange. This it I. that hes caused the panic. The moderates found a much larger majority for socialist and democratic candidates in Paris than they expected. The moderates fear barricades, but it is evident that fighting is no the policy of the democratic party, as is shown 1:y C Cititmume of all their journals. The following is st of the oaDdidatas in the order of the majority of votes: Lucien Murat, Ledru Rollin, Boichot. l Lagranee, Boileau. Lamoricidre, Dufour', Moreau. Victor Hugo, Peary. Pyat (Felix), Vavin, Lamennais, Bixio, 0. Utrot• Theodore Baa, Peppin. Cevsignsve Retries, Wolowski, Corium', Leroux, Considerant, Osrnon, Roger (Nord), Perdiquier, Lasteyrie, RapateL The fall at the Bourse, owing to this and the pro vincial lists, has been, on the Five per Cents., of 2f. 160 ; and ea the Three per Cents., of 2(. It is generally 'apposed at the Bourse that a third of the new cham ber will be socialist. The socialist journals publish the Snowing "The Democratic Socialist Committee bus Smut front different soothes that agents pretending to be sent by it present themselves at seseiations of workmen, and in the large manufactories, enraging the eitze os to go in a body to the Hotel-de-MAO/here ti ey would receive the mot trordre from the members of the com mittee, who would appear there with their cards in their hats. The committee formally denies this, and edam that it did not give such a commission to any ow" The National says :—" On Wednesday, at half. past Ire in the everting, Oen. Raoul, commanding the set Bay of the first military division, went to Vise ammo. Ho was quite unexpected, but half en hoer Oar the object of his visit was known. As orderly dim arrived In Paris with a deipatch . from him, end limmediately the eolmel of the 6th regiment was taM lest hie regiment must immediately preps, ter start he Le-Fire. It is usual in each eases to give reib mews some days to nuke their preparations; but this regiment commenced its march at daybreak yes terday. Its colonel has been still more ill-tress. He received on Wednesday evening, at half-pest the order to proceed without delay in the direction et Saint Omer, and to give up the command immediately to the lieutenant.oolooel." The following details of the disturbances which have takes place in consequence of the electime varioue parts of the country, are taken from several provincial journals : At Post Levoy, seer pia, the electoral opentioss did set pass over without dieurhasee, and, if the particulars whits hays reeked es ars else, the tests which have ekes pines will iced to farther proseedings. At the moment when the two seamless of Vallee, arrived at Post Leroy they fosse themselves suddenly sarrounded by a awe a individuals composed for the most part of goanymsa and stone cutter, who are very numerous in that pert of the country. As them men wished to exercise an laden** ea the votes at the inhabitants tithe temente*, sod even bleated on sub stitiitian ter the bulletins which they serried those made out by themselves, a violent resistless was made by the penalty. To memos soceseded blows, and some serioua +roads were billieted. The municipal authorities, who hastened to theses, were set at defiance, and even ill-treated. An attempt was made to sirs' on the electoral urn at Crepy, sear Laos, by some agitators, who had been doubtless sent there for the purpose. They were &nested by the mayor and kited in the prison at Lwo. The 13ourgogne, a Macon journal, gives the ((Rowing further details of the affair at Chalons, under date of the 14th inst.: Tee day before reetelday Vv.-nesse% having been guilty of a riot in their barracks, breaking their beds, &a., were placed in confinement. This set of severity else made use of to excite the people by announcing that they had been perished for having read the Patriot*, and given their votes to the violent party. A mob collected to set them at liberty. The rand was insulted, and was compelled to draw hie sword. Two charges were made by the cavalry, but the primers were at length messed, and carried there& the plea in triumph, with • red Sag at the bead of Ibe peaseled. According to the meows received thin fileiralner, tranquillity bat probably been restored. In the Assembly the budget of expenditure and re ceipts was being diacassed up to post-hour. The Monileur does not appear to-day. The Paris Bank returns will not be published till to-morrow. roam. NAT 17.—New Lam —; lane per Omar. 14 73; an per Cola. es 40; Lan of ream. —_; !elates now 4111 ; De. 1442, oft ; Ds. 70•2.4=1.4.145u, —; Da Items. 3111; 74uplem Radek ; Kama Wm. 74 ; Mawr; eta —; seek eases, 2537. inelimpea Lead" 30 day,. 28 374; 1111daye, 24 SA. 7 1.4:hweirs. -- Perla sad Odom; SU; Awls and Boom ; end Hem, • Alder's red 11med0ut. 200; sane,; cad Se* 10230; oath , (Throe), • Amami end —; Bardeen& 00; North, 431 23; PM; laseetound bm " M N ; lame end Mates. $lO. ~~ SPAIN. The Madrid mails of the 13th in.. have been re 'rived. The debate on the Contribution Bill was continuing in the Cortes. The 13th was Sunday, and consequently there was no Boles. ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—The intelligence from Rome by the ordinary conveysnce is to the 9th inst. The King of Naples was still at Albano, where Captain Key had been to see him, and informed him of Palermo being still determined to hold out against him. The king was, as it were, blockaded in Albano, the bridges bring blown up behind him. A Leghorn battalion bad arrived at Rome. The French repub lican Laviron hsa enrolled them in a foreign legion, of which he has been given the command. Letters from Palo state that the minister Miami said M. Pescantini had been despatched from Rome se envoys to Lord Palmerston to solicit his interven tion. General Oodinot had, according to this cor responds...As, promised to suspend operations till the result of the negoiation was known. The Positive of Rome, of the Bth inst., publishes a note to the catholic powers, dated the 7th, and signed by armorial, Roman minister of foreign affairs. After observing that the Roman question, hitherto a political one, has now assumed a religious character, and that all Europe conspires to impose a detested power upon three millions of men, who declared it for per fallen, this document proceeds to state that a great people, recalling its old traditions of glory, has Aiken off its slumber and awoke to the life of nations. If the prince whom Europe would restore at Rome were, like many others, the mere inheritor of vulgar ptivilmee, the consequences of the straggle would be limited to a greater or lower number of victims; were the task Europe amuses a mere question of in dependence at servitude, it might be loaded with maledietion, but still the moral interests of the human rocs would not suffer. But the actual object of Europe shakes the edifice of religion to its very foundations, and crushes faith in thousands of hearts. The whole state of Rome has declared the downfall of the tosapeeel power of the pontiff; and, though under the mensee of a French. an Austrian, and a Neapolitan invasion, all the municipalities have boldly protested against its restoration. Is this the mere voice of a faction? The consequence is, that many believers now ask themselves whether he who represents a re ligion of peace has a right to reassert temporal power by force of arms; and, as it is easy to confound the doctrine with its apostle, many begin to doubt of the truth of religion in consequence of the acts of its heed, sad cannot conceive how a religion that once sedsenwl the world from slavery is now changed into a weapon intended to transform free men into slaves. " Let Europe," says the document in conclusion, "re flect before she proceeds; the s'ruggle is no long, r between one army and another, nor between one class of men and another ; bat it is a straggle that embraces a whole moral world of ideas, hopes. and faith, that may have an echo in the most distant generation'." TUSCANY.—There is much noise made about the French flag having been trampled on et Leghorn— that which was over the French consul's door has lien tort away and trampled in the mud. As soon as the Austrian general heard of this, be offered every rrparation, and the French flag having been hoisted on the fortress la the 12th, r. was honoured by a salvo of 30 Le = The French steamer Magellan, which was at on the I lth, received on Wert a great many refuges% W e e read in the Semaphore of Marseilles, of the 15•11 loot : The trail* packet the Bully sawed this port yesterday, having left emits Vecchia as the nth. Leghor t h ou the evraion et the 12th, and Gum ea the moraing 013 At Leghorn the Austrians had been very strict in their re pression. We are told that, after the amitslatioc, the is. surgeete who were setreosimsd in the cathedral and on the Asstd.& sitars, who wire toads. their repast is Ike pia. Tbt 613uSS 851.1 LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1849. [THREEPENCE. elpal square. The LaMar insmodiately dkokersea graproehot Cato the ebiamb, and we are sensed MM seek el the Meru is ate as steeped were afterwards shot. Assault.'" t. seine paseeewen by the Bully, numerous exemittoes had takes plans, the Austrians bovitto shoe, without form or trial, any penes they met beariog arms or wearing the uniform of the national guard. The Ann (*crew steamer), from London, arrived last week, with a cargo, has not sailed' because the Danish commodore, in a letter to Colonel Hodges, threatened to capture her and send her to Copen hagen. EXTENSIVE CONFLAGRATION AT ROTTER DAM.-£300,000 OF PROPERTY DESTROYED. The Hull Packet, of yesterday, says Information has besa received its this town of a most ter rible Are which has occurred at Rotterdam. It broke oat im Saturday morning, the 12th Lamaist, is the sugar r.fiaery of Messy. Tromp, Sairraoadt, ad Co., sad very speedily de stroyed property to a great amount. In fact, it is said that Rotterdam never was visited with such a calamity in the shape of fire before. the forowiag extract from a latter received by Messrs. Wills ad Wdaa, merchants, of this town, from their spats in Rotterdam, with which we have bees kindly favoured, will perhaps give the beet possible idea of the es tattoo'', : Rorraanam, May 14 —On Saturday, the 12th instant, about mesa o'clock in the morning, • most deer active flee broke out in • sugar refinery, situated in that part of the town called the Leuveshavis seer to the river nide, end newly opposite to the pla ce where the Seagull (Hull and Reastrdarn stains r) lies. It raged with great torn, and destroyed about thirty dwelliarhousts, warehouses, and °Mass, hada& g the house, er 'rehouses, arid daces of Meson. Itiesvose. Tits Soma were not quenched until tea o'clock on Sunday night. It was much feared that a farther and greater destruatios would have takes place, as the houses opposite the square of rowed as whirls the ire broke out had either taken Ilre, er were very mash damaged. The total lose in wiernaaadiss, Le., is estimated at about 3,600,000 francs, or 309,0001." DOTAL OPHTHALMIC HOSPlTAL.—Yesterday the annual dinner of this charity took place at the Albion Tam in, and was attended by upwards of 70 gentlemen. The Lord Mayor presided In giv ing the toast of the evening. viz., " Prosperity to the Institution," with which was mottled the " Health of Dr. Parrs," tile Lord Mayor stated that sines the establishment of the charity upwards of 200,000 patients had been relieved by It, and that the sight of 250 patieots born blind had been restored through its agency. Dr. Farr*, in replying tout, pointed oat that the hospital ha d oda:m.4 4l" M a thorough knowledge of the diseases which *Met the eye 1,496 medical gsatlemen, in which Lumber many of the meat eminent tames is the profession were comprised. It had been the parent and model of many sim il ar institutions, not only in this etinatry bat all over the world. In India and China the results whic% these bread% institutions bad achieved had exercised the most powerful influence on the minds of the natives, and to a very great extent in men queue medical men in the cast were becoming the pioneers of Mori nation. Dr. Fern concluded by proposing the ma mossy of John Cunningham Saunders. the founder of the charity. A variety of other toasts wen proposed and re. sponged to. The secretary during the evniug annousced a hat of subscriptions amounting to more this 7001. THE POISONING CASE AT BATII.—The adjourned inquest in this saes, which his occupied the coroner's jury oaring so away days, was held at Bath on Thursday. The prisoner, Charletn Harris, the wife of the deceased (Henry Merchant), was again prevented being present through ill. nese. The other prisoners were all in attendance. Several witnesses were examined, whose amidesa threw very little additional light upon the case. Mr. Saunders, barrister, ap plied to the coroner (A. H. English, Hag) for permission to address the jury on behalf of the primmer*, but the applica tion was refused, the coroner being of opinion that such • comes would confer undue advantage on the prisoners, un less counsel were also present for the crown. After a careful summing up of three hours and a halt's duration, the jury retired to consider their verdict. Is about three quarters of an hour they returned into court, and the deepest silence prevailed whilst the foreman delivered the following ver dice: —" We find that the deceased, Henry Marchese, died from the efforts of arsenic feloniously administered to him by his wife, now Charlotte Ramie. We fled the other prisoners not mullty." The three prironers, William Herrin, Datiel Shayler, and Hannah Blearier, were accordingly discharged. THE STEAMER BOMBAY.—It being the intention of the owners of the steam-chip, B =bay, now lying in the East India Docks, to abandon thy voyage to Gibraltar and Malta, fur which places she was about ton% and was cleared out on the 14th of March last, the commander of the vessel has preferred • request to the reverie authorities for their permission to re-land the whole of eke outward cargo on ard, in order to enable the shippers mad owners to send it bi some other vessel to the psebilt int swipe. MONEY MARKET. FLIDAT EVINING. The improved feeling which we noticed in the Stock Exchange yesterday has continued to-day, and being of a quiet and steady character, it seems likely to be permanent, especially as the exeunts of the elections received to-day from Paris are calculated to inspire confidence. Console opened at 914 to 4, and afterwards ad vanced to 911 to 1, at which price they left off, both for money and account. The Three per Cents. Reduced were done at 90 and 901, and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Couto. at 901, 91, aid 911. Bank Stock was more dealt in to day, and was done at 194, 19.5, and 193; - Long Annuities exp. Jan. 5, 1860, at 8 9-16; and expiring Oct. 10, 1859, at 8 5-16. Exchequer Bills were done at 455. and 48s. prem ; but in India Stock and India Bonds there were no transactions reported to-day. In the Foreign securities there was not a greatly increased business done, but prices were generally better; we give the quotations of the actoal business, is shown by the official lists, viz.: Brazilian Bonds, at 79 ; Brazilian New at 761 ; Buenos Ayres, at 371; Grenada, at NI ; Mexican, ex cowers at 294 and 291 for money, and at 29 1 , 294 , cad '24 for next account; Patopece Five per Cents. at 78, and Four tto. at 29 and 281 ; the Three per Cents. Spanish at 331 for money, and 33 for the account; retch Fivell, at 90fr., exchange 25fr. 30 cents. ; the Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 491, and the Font per Cent. Certificates, at 761 and 77. In the Foreign Exchanges the rates were moms what higher than those of last post, with the excep tion of Amsterdam, which was a little more wanted ; en Vienna and Trieste there was nothing doing ; we give the quotations reported as follows :—On Amster dam, 12.14 to 2 (at abort, 11.194 to 12) ; on Rotterdam 12.2 to 2 4; on Antwerp, 25 . 67 4 to 714 ; on Hamburg, 13.124 to 121; on Frankfort, 1211 to 4; on Paris, 25.65 to 60 (at short, 25.35 to 370 ; fon Marseilles, 25.55 to 60; on Genoa, 26.20 to 30 ; on Leghorn, 30.90 to 31 ; on Naples, 401 to 1; on Palermo ' 1161 ; on Merida, 1201 to 1; on Madrid, 491; on Cadiz. 491 to 50 ; on Ica bon (90 days), 53; on Oporto (90 days), 531 to I—all at three months, unless otherwise expensed. We have more than 'nos adverted to the unrea soning panic in the railway share market doriog the last week or two, which doubtless was to be attri buted to the disclosures made by the oommittees of investigation appointed by the shareholders of the York, Newcastle, and Berwick, and the Eastern Counties Company, and the fact that committees were pursuing investigation', and reports were im pending, on the affairs of the South Eastern, the Midland, the York, Newcastle, and Berwick com panies' and that similar investigations were sug gested by the doubts and suspicions entertained with regard to the management and accounts of some other lines, such as the Caledonian, the Great Western, the South Wales, and the York and North Midland, and North British, &c. That such inquiries would prove useful, even in cases where a mere suspicion rested upon the management, we have endeavoured to show, and we think its utility is amply demon etrated by the effect produced on the market by the ap pearance of the South-Eastern report, which, if it does not entirely exculpate the directors of that company el all the charges brought against their management, at least shows the extent of the evil, and enables the shareholders and the public to form an estimate of the value of the property, and to know the real state of the case as to the past proceedings of the directors with the funds entrusted to their care. We can only repeat the expression of our oonvic tion that tke directors of other companies would do well at once to take steps to put forth authoritative statements, under the sanction of impartial and com petent committees of inquiry, if they hope or desire to set the public mind at ease regarding their several in vestments in the railway stock of the kingdom. The Bank of England averages for the week end ing the 12th inst., when compared with the week Priesdinis give the following resells: Cassebiles him .... 117.460,626 Daemon IS 34.4. 0 Ctionlehn Mtn 15,94360 Detrain 658. 045 Pubes 9,177,963 Imam 613 934 our as OwwarllrmMisls 1 1053, 009 '10,013,111 Doormo 9 8 , 191 Coin sad IsDea 14.307,793 herons 30,045 Mess fay oadedier 1,190,943 ...... loners 17,001 'ha1er....... 9,116,033 nesters kas GERMANY. FRANEFORT.—Daring the sitting of the Na tional Assembly on the 16th instant, about fay Pruden mambo s declared that their goys meet bat not the right to read the members of the above National Assembly, inasmuch as they had received their mission hoer the people, and that they shoed not quit the Atsensb'y as ord ered to do by the Tr* ordonnance of the 14th inst. The Assembly dies re solved, by . a majority of 287 to 2 that the ordontanco in question was null and void. A similar motion, with reference to the Nocella the Austrian members by the Austrian government, wan proposed on the part . of several of the former, sad carried by a large majority. The new president of the cabinet, Herr GAYA, &amounted that he should cease to be a member of the Assembly, in order that be might not be placed in a false position with regard I. any government with which he might eery on negotiatioos. The following is the list of the new central ministry Chive% president; Merck, emmoseres ; Detinold, justice; Jcohmas, foreign affai-s ; Priam, Bays-Wittgemstehs, interior; and Stain. war. ' PRUSSIA.—The insurrection in Elberfeld, so far alma as the civic,inucl and the landwehr are con sumed, may be considered at an end, the deputation which proceeded to Berlin having returned with the understanding that the king would roorgoise the con stitution for Germany, " with the exception of a few points chiefly relating to the mode of election, the nature of the relations o' the single states with the confederate one, and the absolute wets." A telegra phic despatch from Berlin subsequently announced that Bavaria, Barony, and Hanover have agreed to accept the constitution in its modified form. Oa the receipt of this intelligence the civic guard and the landwehr came to the resolution of taking tiossession in common of all the poste, including the Town-hall. The committee of safety in vain endea vowed to induce them to make further preparations for defending the town ; after a stormy soete in the Town-hall, the committee of safety was declared dis solved, and several of the members withdrew from the above building in high dudgeon. The more de termined democrats commenc-d building other barri cades on the night of the 16th inst., particularly in the neighbourhood of the Town-hall. In the course of the 17th however, several barricades were taken ' down, and numbers of the armed volunteers, who had arrived from various towns to the usietanca of the people of Elberfeld, took their departure. It was reported in Frankfort, on the 16th instant, that Prussia would declare war against all those Ger man states which acknowledged unconditionally the constitution. AUSTRIA.—The Vienna papers are to May 13.- For some days previously a rand movement in the Hungarian army had been visible ; it was supposed to be for the valley of the Wang. Au Austrian detach ment, stationed in Kapuvar, under Major Gsobois, more than 2,000 strong, was attacked by the Magyars, surrounded, and almost totally desloyerL BADEN.—The insurrection in Baden has become general. The fortress of Rastadt is fully in posses sion of the insurgents. All statements to the con ' Wary are incorrect. The Cartanshe Gazette, which has taken the title if " Organ of the Committee of the Country," and which is slated by a Mr. Blind, se the responsible editor, contains the fol.owing proclamation: Citizens I—Thirteen mouths of a violent steeple, thirteen months of bard sacrificer, have passed. During this period we have bees alone sustained by ilia hope that our beautiful country would obtsia liberty, sad that the bond. of union would embrace sU the Germans. Bat no sooner was the German constitution definitively fixed by the national repre esetatives, Man the soaspincy of ths kings broke out, ma Hooey leagued with the Cm of Russia, se mi.- just the German people, that had shown its magma'. inky in the aosth of Name. Their counter-rmolu- I non shows itself usabashed, unveiled. Again the ab solute sovereignty of minas is to be founded ; the chasm afro to be forged again wbils we burst is the Marsh of bet . Fellow citizens! Is such • contest it could not be for our breve army, for our and your brothers, That their duty called them nth, sided the people ; they saw sad knew that they, the sous of the c nuttrv. were to combat kw the freedom of the pee pie, the unity of Garman sounsri 1, the greatness of the nation. The army has, therefore, joined us. It doss not fight limiest the people ; fights only aganot the 011ellieS of irseiosa sad the country. This jinnslisa of the army with the people was openly no reason lid die duke &mid fly, which traitorous ministers advised, kst sibs Gme sed the government, and left the business if swaniMy as shams. Fellow ddsess t Not unmindful of the duties which we have taken upon us in Mee of the great assembly at Offenberg, and obedient to the call of the town authorities hers, we entered this city today at the bead of our brave soldiery. We shall use our best efforts, in the acquisition of an administration adapted to the wants .f the people, to preserve satire free dom for the person and protection for property.. We shall put in force every swans to keep the machine of government In play; we shall remain in that place which duty and the voice of the people have wiped as until the people itself shall have decreed what is essential sonwrning the govern. went. Fellow citizens, our task is a difficult ; but we (eel in us the will and moray to discharge it. Support us everywhere at the commons amt, and we doubt not but that freedom will obtain the vistary. The Committee dna Country, Is the same of the time, BIIIIIITANO A. Gon , e, Waimea,ll4ll6T BOPP , RICIIIIII, 1141111 ANN. Csrbrube, May 14, 1849. Two columns of volunteers, commanded by Struve have marched in haste to Mannheim. BAVARIA. —According to the latest accounts from Rhenish Bavaria, the insurrection in favour of the constitution is rapidly spreading amongst all classes. Auxiliaries are arriving from all point-40,000 from Rhenish Hesse alone. The workshops of Mentz are deserted. BRAZILS. The Andes, of Liverpool, arrived at Falmouth yesterday, from Bahia, with da+es to April 4 Freights for the channel, 375. 61. Exchange, 27d. No political news. The Price Current" states: " Transactions in imports have been very limited ; and business in general has been in a most deplorable state." HAMBURG, MAT 15. The news from Jutland is bare of interest. The fortress of Fridricia, down to the 13th inst., con tinned in a state of siege by the Schleswig-Holstein troops, who seem to be waiting for a further arrival of heavy artillery. On the 13th the Danes made a sally, bat were successfully forced back by the 2nd battalion of Rifles and 7th and 9th Infantry, whose lees only a mounted to 2 men killed and 6 wounded. The Prowling, who, according to the het authentic accounts, bad occupied Horsene, are said to have pushed forward as far as Aarhuus. Meantime a letter from Berlin Oates that the Prussian cabinet has invited the Danish government' to send a delegate to Berlin, with a view of enterieg upon fresh negotiations of peace there ; this, however, moires confirmation. Bight o'clock in the evening. —The eveninrepgorti train from Rendsbnrg has brought othing worth e from Jutland or Schleswig.From Kiel, however it is reported that the inhabitants and the militar y at that place had been much alarmed this aft - emote ter the report of • Danish eepiadron of from twelve is fifteen sail having appeared in the offing of the bay. All possible preparations were made to receive the enemy manfully. The arrival of a British war steamer before the Elbe, and her proceeding to Copenhagen, which as want we received yesterday from Heligoland, gro lAN to many conjectures on 'Change. The most likely Is that an officer, oommissio' aid by government, was ea beard, to examine the state of the blockade, and, if be dosed it efficient for the purpose of blockading the, Ones Awn, Elbs, Weser, and Jande, to declare it IS lb Dani' government. Three steam vessels, arrived from Hull, off Bap' lard, with eargoes, have oast anchor there, MI ere expecting the melte of that mimics. BANK 011301 MN DIIIIIIIIIIZIIT. I uresseined ..........armo,scs Governmint Gobi.. ... 01.01 5 .160 Otlon docutitle, .... •:.544,600 Gold Coln and Bullion 13.137.056 41:37.430.625 121.460 M I 3/11111110 11011" Oapitid Oovernment Siniaritiva sascon (lethal Dead Wan* Amnia - . ..... A 14,015,089 I = l a i r/ lWd Olhar Saamniass 10.013.116 Rotas - 8.505,065 , Div. Aorta) 3.791.985 Gold and Him Coln 817.170 'Naafis . 10,742.6611 1.190.1368 133.4:0.420 . MARSHALL, Cv tar the Week wing Mel U, nth SATURDAY. May 17.18 e. t33.460,C0 Two (Murex. The English funds are not so steady this morning. 60 Consols opened at 911 to 1, and went up to 911 to 1; they retedtd to the opening price, and are so again quoted at 911 to 1, both for money and account. The Three per Cents. Reduced are :quoted 891 to j ; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents.,at 90; 1 4 to t. Bank Stock is quoted at 1921 to 41; and Ex chequer Bills at 46e. to 48s. premium. so In the forego securities there is very little varia tion from the prices of yesterday. Belgian Four-and. a-Half per Cent. stock is quoted 79 to 81. Brazilian, 78 to 80; ditto New,77 to 9. Buenos Ayres, 36 to 8. 100, Equador, 31 to t. owe,* 161 to 174. Mexican, t i 29 to 1, cx coupons. Portuguese Converted, 28 fo 9. 30 The 'Spanish Fire per Cent. Actives, at 18 to 171; I: 4 the Threes, at 32 to 1. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 49 to 60 ; and the Four per Cesar., 761 to 2 77#. sy ENGLISH ITN". Sot Stook 1" 41 Ot. Owlonia., 9111 $ por (X Rot Mout. 1 I S E% me Cto..9ol 1 3 per 01. Otas. Arm, 91,1 I 455. to 4 1011 ZION /1711210. S pa 01. Ambits lkado. 1 por IX ems& 116.. 189 121 14 par Ct. Vag. iloado. 'l9 81 Ortmailit Doknoi Ma.. 33 1 2i per Oust. ditto. I pot CR Offit. M ba l/111 I por C 4) , 0 t. rusaloo 114..13 80 par Ditto N H 4 T 1 9 011 e• li 9 II per Ct. Boma Aproolds„ 311 I T eravos. „„1. 14 ,,,. Ditto Conlon Das , 90 2 1 Ditto Oolooob. Dd. Wk. 3 per a l =oo l'6 4l._ .Ni Coirombloa "War Mt, 34 I 11 4 391911 0031,00 ,_ I r:tagatm. Muir itlrjtei 94 II per Ct. Du" 0900.. Ili Ti 3391 auele Dd.T.B 8 4.1 8 PRODUCE.- litismwo-irws, KAT 19. large „I nubile mks of aim comprising 18 000 bersend 200 maks, went off exceedingly well ; all the Marultios, say 13,000 bags, found buyers at full prices to a shade advent*. aledno and Ceiba also said at full prices, bat part of the Weigel was taught in to meal* Tuesday's 23 ' prem.: 34 Made. Wee beta said, making 1,100 hhde. 6 r the week. fa., &enemies of keno have been sold by elevate contract during VII the week, and we Yee imbed aware Era or larger sugar market for some time than the present week, and the general pekes today are fully equal to those at the close of last week. WIWI% West IMia sager, brown, Wie, to re. 66. ; gray end yellow, Ws. to 40s. ; One „,„ colory, 41s. to 43a.: ffleuritins, brown, 31a. to 37s ; yellow low to ."'",„ good, 87s. Id. to 40a. ; flue, 41a., 425. ; Berge, white, 40.. to 43e. ; crystalised yellow, 11s. to Its. ; white, 43a, 49.. ; Jude.., eurnsion ""„ brows, 30a to lea. ; 33e. to 3lita ; coley qualities, 40.., as eidy ; grocery lumps, 31a ed., es. 6d. 100 West ladle meleame firm, Ws., ; floe Barbados. sold at the latter so prite.-1119 seem mei* aimed with km !mirk then it opened this Es week ; begs geed warn to very good ordinary native sold 325. w„ to Oa ; psi rag bwebd Moeba sold in public sale 76e.. 17 ffle., led* nom high piles.-The rice oales bate been large, and seise wilts Bowl aid • abode lower.-Baltpetre declined Ir. in nubile ~, ; tuteutlen _ll4 sold 17e. 6d., 28a-Cotton steady ; about 600 L't bales aelL-Ibm ; proof laniards, pertly nominsl, 1e.4d.-Tea TY logarests agaegted • elude lower prima for Caning and sold .1.9 • Wise wander dean yesterday ; in ell 7,700 packages passed auction, mad UM mid ; the gals wW Seel on lionday.-Yellow steady, ": Whe. 114 At seeks Awarellan sold 54.., 37., Ild.; Month American, 345., 37..16.-Metal : Copper bas been dull of demand during the 1, week.-Iron has been out of demand, sceptic/is have Rightly declined. „c -bench : the w.nt of export orders continues to be selversely .• felt for tile article, but a speculative demand to some extent has es- 10 isted.-80ter dull, and rather lower prima qt.oted.-Britiati tin 90 .telly.-Cloves sold 7 1; linseed wild 37a. Cad. to 41s. 6d.; gum ,',', arable sold Ina. tone.; gum olthasum told 19e. to 611.; means sold led, to ffld.; Castor oil sold Bd. to 101 d.; Bengal safflower sold 71.3 s to 71. 15e. ; Sapanwood sold 112. 17.. 6d. to 131. 3.. • Gambier ~, bought in 9s. dd. Cowries sold 38s. to 685.-In o th er ankles to ma- "" terial alteration. 121 LIVIRPOOL May 18.-Sugar : There has bees a wen good demand, Portico/ale from the withers. and 900 Wads. B. P. n (more than half of which were Annetta) have heal sold at very full prices • 3,040 bags Bengal and 4,0 0 mats filauritin bars 30 .100 been thapoied of at the quotation., and 1,710 bag. Madre at AO 335. Id, to 333. 6d. per cwt. Foreign : The market has become quiet, owing to the sheens of export demand ; only 130 awes brown Rees 5 sold by public, see, at from 39e. 6d. to 40.., and by private, 60 Wide. 121 and 60 barrels Porto Rico son! PA. Croix at 40a. to 43.. cwt.- to Whines: The sees are 360 puns. Port o Rico and Barbecue, to tit arrive, at 225., and 160 pun. Trinidad (an indirect import), at ;AL 33 per cwt. from the min.-Coffee : The Winne is of the mcscititling II chancier, being limited to a few bar Costa Rico, at 311 s ter cwt., 10 end ISO bogs Rio (all Gults).-No roles of cocoa, t finger, pepper, or Bt. pimento.-Itioe lon nerves Carolina sold at 163 6d. to 17s. fid., and 30 sod 7,000 begs Bengal at 9s. 3d. to 84.6 d. for middling to good broken, 40 and at lis. to 11.. 3.. per cwt. for good to very fine white.-Rum is 161 without change; the sales about 130 punk Demerara. so , SUGAR —The avenue price of Smear, the produce of the Mrithh sedans in America, computed from the return; made is 16 the week ending the 15th day of May, ilt49, is 23:. 91d. per ewt. Buser the produce of the Mauritius is tfe. op. per ewt. Sugar the 109 1 produce of the East Indies is Va. 91.1. per ewt. The average primer the three foregoing deseriptiew, jointly, is Ms. Std, per ewt. BRISTOL. Mew 18.—The sales of the put week are 23 2 , %ballad to 150 blob. awl thetas Wart ladle, sad 900 casks and 1,000 10 maim Musitlus, at eery lull priers. The supply at market coatiases fo eery lodiresret. bat oe some arrivals from wWest bulks ere re pottedit& soak, this is ex to he bettor shortly. The refined tut market boa Wee nth r dalbut previous rates an supported. In 1241 irra tenets =tittle dalag. COTTON.—LivehrooL, 111• T 18.—To-dey there vie • is smarm sweetmeat the trade, sad about 7,000 Isles were said, it u l the higheet rare of the wee, fintediag 3,000 Anodes taken for en. per. All kirk cd American km Wes in general mad good request. 8 3 . The good end fine voltam tte Odious en lakes largely for export, at so full prices The autherived quotations a hdr" goageles are not s t. changed ; hot they an in geed regorge, sod have partially been sold at Miler rases; aid 'kitbagh the lower and middling qualities are et very abolant, they, too, bees been said largely at full prices. Bradla are to only limited corsumpetas, and they remain without change in et, value. Egyptians, also. resets dull at former rates. Murata are ta fY lair renqquett at hat week's prism 6,440 bales of Amara and 200 ig Maraekams have bees taken as speculates, and 4,220 et American 3 and 100 Perna= for export. XX WORSTED STUFFS. &C.—Sem:lron% MAT 17. 11 Though the present la .sa lty considered a dull period of the year, g being the reams at which • thus Mime Owe in the character of the go goods porchmed—the trancition Smo spring tosommer fabrics—there go was a :numerous attendance of buyers at market, and the transactions of the day were tally as eatemive as we have had occasion to report 12 for several weeks pm; the swim being and, coanned to plain goods of all deacriptlonn—ln the yarn market there was also a catigactory aj amount of business dome, newly all that wee dieted for isle being 22 taken up at late rates, which Ere somewhat below those that pewralW 22 two months ego—The wool market wee rather Ina me monk mink Di though the Weld of the mho effected was net large, owing mainly to the reports of the colonial trochaic, now going on la Lomita, which gi represent primer more buoyant Aso they have been for some weeks put. 20 BLANKIITB.—HICKMOPIDWIIII, MAT 17.—We bad a 10 goodattendanee of buy. re in** Inanket-hall twiny. bat there err 20 not moth bueietwe tnumeted either for home or Wolin demand, and 10 prices ceesequently underwear ao changes worth tab; to aotko. 10 io TALLOW.—The nutlet is steady at the fallowing quotations: Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 395. ; October 12 December delivery, 395. 6.1.; separee months' &lively, 3 3 i 395. 9d. to 40s. 33 33i METALS.-LoNDog,liay 18.-Oar Metal market JO remains in the same depressed and uneati•factory state it has 10 done for some time past, and the want of orders for Iron is now 5 2. being severely felt by the makers in Wales and Staffordshire. Welsh bars must be written 6.. lower; end, although fa- 23 votaries breads are held for 61. at the port, with 3 per cenr. die., other makes can be had on easier terms. In Staffordshire 00 several of the makers have been underselling fully 10s. per X' ton on the fixed prices, and it is therefore deemed certain • general reduction rf 20s per ton will take place lame- 2 y diately. The price of Scotch Pig-iron has again given way, 16 and business to some extent has been done at 42.. 61. for mixed Nos., free on board at Glasgow, cash in 10 days. The 00 market closes dull to-day at 42.. 6.1. mired Nos., and 434.011 No. 1. The advice. received from America during the early It part of the week, par Europa, give a very unfavourable report of the iron trade for all descriptions of English Iron In the Is United States, and to this circumstance we stay attribute, to some extent, the fall in our market within the last few day& 01 English Iron, prr ton, bar, bolt, and square, London, 61.6 e. se - - I mall rods, 71. ss. ; hoops, bl. da. Od. to - ; sheik (singles), 91. lOs to - ; bars, at Cardiff sad New port, 61. Os. Od. ; refined metal, Wales, 41. ; anthracite, 41. ; - Pig, No. 1, Wales, cold blast, 31 10s. to - -; htt-blast, 31.65.; No.l, Clyde, nett cash, 21.35.; Blewitt's patent refined q Iron for bars, rails, &c , free on board at Newport, 41. ; for tin plates, boiler plates, &a., 41. 10s.; Stirling's patent " toughened p'gs, In Glasgow, 21.176.6 6 . to 3/. 2..6 I.; in Wales, V. 10s. to 41. ; Staffordshire bars, at the works, 71. 10e.; pigs, 20 In Staffordshire, 31. to 31. 10s. ; 61. 6s Od. to -; 20 chairs, 41. Foreign Iron: Swedish, 121. CCND, 171 ; Archangel, 12/. 10s. to 131. Foreign Stee l: Swedish keg, fo 141.6 a ; faggot, 161 by. English Copper: Sheets, sheathings, and bolts, per lb., 10d. ; tough cake, per ton, 881. 10s.; 2 2 : tile, 871. 10s.; old copper. 81d. per lb. Foreign Cooper: 20 South Anter.can, in bond, 731. to 751. English Lead : Pig, 20 per too. 161. Os. ; sheet, 171 Os. to -; red lead, 171. 10.. ; 20 white, 221. ; patent shot, 191.10 e. Foreign Lead : Spanish, 20 in bond, 161. 10s. to -. English Tin : Block, per cwt., Lo M. 41. ; bar, 41.65. ; re fi ned, 41. 11.. Foreign Tin : Banes, 7 0 in bond, 41.10 e.; Straits, 41. Bs. Tin Plates: IC Coke, per - box, 11. 7..6i. ; IC Charcoal, 11. 12a. ; IX ditto, 11. 181.0 d. Span Plates, warehoused, per ton, 161. ss. Zinc : Eng lish sheet, 241. par ton. Quicksilver, 3e. 20. per lb.-Mining Jourseal. CitAsoovr, May 18 .- The price of pig iron continues to give way, and little business is doing. Mixed numbers soy be quoted at 425. 6d. sellers, with a few buyers at 42e. per tom cash. WOOL.— LoNuors, May 19.—The public sales have been in progress sines our last; there is a good attend ance of buyers from the manufacturing districts, and several from the Continent. The bidding. continue spirited, and nearly ill at present offered has met with buyers at fully the lase sale's rates. The sales will be brouirht to a close about the 28th inst. Artivals this week are 11,038 bales Colonial, and 1,737 bales foreign. Eaglieh has been in fair request. LEEDS, May 18.—There has not been any cheep of me mem in Eogheli Wool during the present week. HOPS.—Woacafrrza, May 18.—The market is Rash the same, the demand twins chiefly foe flee IlePs. which command fall rata. New Worm/stem 461. to 666. per cwt.; flue and choice, 60s. to 665, ; yourlinp sad 1846'5, 130 s. to 405.; choke, afa. ; old olds, 14s. to 2St. RAY.—Sinninun.—Mems. Cooper and Davin ret very littlo trade, et the following elocution : lrlw Menem no le Oa I Meow.. no W hi I Ono—. Ur. 30r. labeat lo bio Goo OhL le No BAILWAYS. Two o' twk.—The ,here market is flatter this morning, and prices—except of Eastern Counties sharer—me rather lower than yesterday. London and North Westerns are quoted 127 to 9; York and North Midler dr, 30 to 1 ; Eastern Counties, 81 to ; North Staffordshire,, 5 to 41 dim French shares are likewise lower, Boulogne and Amiens being quoted at 7, and Northern of France, 21 discount. Closing prices yeeterdAy. leales to-day up to 2 o'ckic. Pd. I BIM= RAILWATS. lA!Wdem , Prefei.eoie 6 Arabergate, Nottingbam, Boston, a E 144. June... II NFU aad Baste Estes. (CIE Western perpsl per Vest.) Birmingbara sod Oil husetiothall•delyp at w ith • guarantee r without • gu•rai Paw, 10 Bina., 01;., * Uid - • • •** calls duly paid. or wi 10 Do withost _ 90 Brittol and Ezeiar 271 Do. Thirds 161 Oneldnelamddre j io* .me — ciagin . ... ... 14 Do. i shares . .. . ... 10 Do. CIO Preference . * ... 30 Chester and Holyhead .. 13 Do. Prefi react ... .. 37 Dubdn and 141h41one . ___ E;;Cinii; and L. /a D.) 18 Piet Anglian (.1:18 & D0.(21.10e.)6 per e.PrO. L*o &eters Counties 10 Do. New Guar. 8 per e• 81 Do. er eL, 21 Do. d o. N0. N0.1 SO Do. N. &E. 5 per cent. 48 Do. ew 22/ Hamm Union, elan (late L & B. aa.) In De. eras C. ditto— IS Do. B=a r. 6p.Ct.) 22 Feat 22 Do. New 6i Do. de. / sh ores::. 6/ Do. 6 per et. Pref. / 25 East I.looolnalure 80 Ediaburshand Glamor 20 Do. / shame . . _ 2/ Exeter, & Dutch.. 20 Greut Northern _ . . 19! Do.eUlMee,A,Dekee 74 D 0.4 sham 11, 6 per 14 Do. Eztesidoo 0 Omit Boobero abd Ws 100 rest Norte of England.. SS Do. New, CO 30 Do. New, g4O I; iio.11.;;, Eli ::: :: 13 Do. New. Ski ... .. 30 {lull sod &lb) ... ... ... 33 1/o. 1 shams ... ... . 134 uO. DO Lancaster sod Carlisle .. 10 Do. Tait& . . . IlAVeseik;;e — and 10 Da. lithe 6 1 Do. Sixteenths 10 Do. New (guar. 6 per et.) 9 I'o. West Riding Union IS Do. Prestos anal tyre Do. 4 share. (A) ... So Leeds and Bradford... SO Leeds and Mirk 45 Do. New _ 12i London and Blackwell .. SO Ueda!, Ilrightus,&tlontb 9 Do. guaranteed 5 per et late Creyd n Thirds.. SO Do. Pref. 3 per Cent-. 00 Do. Preference, Convert -2 ler cent., 1932 .. 3 Do. New L 5 guar.Gp.Cl. 121 London and Greenwal .. 30 Do. Preference .. .. 109 London & Nortl.Western 7 Do. do. New i shun.. . 2 Do. Fifths .. ... . . 1 D0..2:10 sb..M. and 11.(e) 00 London & South-Western 424 Do. New, £3O .. .. 24 Do. New, flO ... .. I Isl Do. Thirds ... .. . S Do. New, 12111, prefer ewe 7 p. et. o 0 de posits& 5 ?etas calls 44 Manchester, Bunton, and 100 Msochorter. Sherneld, ane l i4 is Ds. Was, No. 1 .. 25 Do. Warts, No. 2 .. 124 Do. shores. No. 3 .. to Do., ew £lO Pref. . so Do Great Orb:abysm 90 Do. ModWI AIM UDo.Doak . 4 1 1 Do. treer and 23 Do. C3O Mans 100 Do. Birmingham and IMb 100 Do. Winolidated and Dim. 6 per Oent 10e Nor loin 1$ Do. New C2O 60 Do. Comas. $ per cent 5 Do. Guaran.34 per oast. 63 North British 12 j Do. Cos 86 Do. Northmaremthir.... 50 Word, Worcester. end Wolrerhamptoo 16 Reading, Guildford, and 64 Ken stout and Aitoaiut .. 2$ Scottish Central ... leuttish Midland u ~12rewebury and Birnlni. 7 Do., Clam B . II Do., New Guaranteed... Is Shrewsbury and Mates (Nor. W. Mine 164 Do. Oswestry 10 per cent. Pref. 6 Shropshire Union 66 Do. Preference 7. South Staffordshire... .. 614 South Eastern le Do. No. 1 10 Do. No. 4 Registered ... 10 DO. No. 4 ticrip $$ South Wales 8 South Yorkshire, Doncas ter. end Goole 12 Stu 'field, Rotherham, and Ooole,Nor.Di.gruL6p.d. 6 Yale of Needs . 20 Waterford end Kilkenny.. 50 Wear Valley, 6pr et. guar. 26 .. 124 Do. do. do. .... 12 Windsor, Staines, & South 65 Wilts, fiomerset,and Wry ly York,Neweastle& Berwick 30 Do. Extension (York & Newcastle) Do. G.N.E. Purchase or Preference .. 50 York and North Midland.. 10 Do. Preference 25 DM East & West Riding lie to 18; PtIL 3 4i dia. pm. 4 1 5 1 PM PaL 82 30 (106 11! 1.fd14. 27 I I 2f 71 dls. 6 sf dY 14t 161490411 121 14 32 30 On. Sh S IS I If I It 5) 1 1 pm. I PaL Pau 53 P " 15 131 13i 1 II pm. 17 15 05. 17 15 au 19_ 19 9 Si AL 2i 2 421. 27 28 414 44 3 4 dip. 1 I dia. 9 9 dia. 4 4 1 1 dia. 1 dia. 13 11 dia. 224 227 48 40 pm. 34 38 pm. IS SO pm. 75 SO U 40 61 31 16 16 dk 44 35 SW 63 96 46 48 8 9 pm. 46 SO 1 dia. par 1 26 25 Ma. 14 12 dls. 7 6 dia. 41 41 OM 51 11 dia. Pt 81 Ma. 1 2 pm. 6 6 di. 36 38 4 5 pot. 95 97 20 22 30 28 dia. 41 41 331 374 0 1 9 I SI 63 $1 53 1 9 1 21 22 us 190 pm. 1 3 pm. 1 34 36 P 16 14 dia. 14 12 dia. 31, 5 dia. i II 9m• h 3 dia. 30 IS 11 1 dia. 9 10. it ii I 11 SI 119 II 11 di.. 11 14 dls. is 14 dia. 31 2; dfs. N 70 11 10 di. 43 42 122; 1236 34 37 13 12 dl.. 11 41 41 13 13k 31 111 Lan. 31 31 41 41 616 16 17 3 * 21 I Pm• Pin• 12 14 6 51 4 dia. I 4 11 I 1 dia. 1 dia. 6 dia. dia. 111 13 2j die. 11 11 11 14 3 - i6 dia. 211 n ii . 11 ate. 14 12 dl. 19 . 21 e - e 61 l 71 $ $ dia. 2; 3 dim. I • 4 bra. *0 11 q if db. 4 31 dia. 31 31 .. 4 dis. 4/ 1 i $6 71 61 69 i 8i 9 14 i 44 3 111 f late 11 I 3 14 s 3 II 1 / 2 11101 1 131 Tomos Rart.want. 6 AnOrlo-Itallan (lata Italics and Austrian) 20 Boulogne end Amiens .. 20 01:11tThl of France plumb and Vallon 7 Dutch i East Indian .. S Groat Indian Peninsula .. 114. Do. 7i Luzeratourg 10 Do. . . 20 Namur * and Liege 12 Northern of Prance 7 °rims aunt Bordeaux .. So Ports and Orleans 20 Paris and Boom 10 Part and t•trasburg _ 11 ale. n sc 7i 7 ez am IS H 71 61 db. Par Pm. i, t Pax. Par 71 db. 1 S db. SI dis. S SS 2 SII dja 1 I It 4 6 71 dia. 10i f 91101 3 21 202 70 R ouen and Itarre 20 Sambre sad Meuse 11 ours and Nartes LIVERPOOL, May 18. 6TOCK-EICHANGI.—The market was considerably itn both la business and prime:Saks: Lana and Yorta. & 17 1 2:3 4 d.—bitto (fifth shares), 91s. 3d. d.—Ditto 33J. shares, 111 d.— Ditto, fifth sham (W. 8.13.), 3) d.—London and North Weaken, 126 Ditto (new i.sbares), 31 3a 9d. p.—ltaneheater, Bitelisid. and Lincoln (pref. shares), c. 10f c. 70, 69i, e. 70.—Ditto (r.shares), 106 f I.—Ditto (Cons. B. and D.), 441 —Scottish Central, 24 —Tait. Newcastle, and Berwick (Wen.. No. 1 & 3), el d.—Ditto (O. N.l: • per neat. ifit'3o), 3j d. MANCHESTER, May 18. NVOCK-EICNANOW —Then wu MOM business den* than e t late, widi but little store offering, end a derided improvement of prima North Stafford, were more inquired atter, sod were done et aim advance—Wen : Lancashire and Yorkshire (Mite), d; me (West Riding Union), S 5-16 d ; Landon end North Western (N and B. quertem), C, v ; Msnehreter, Bikelarld, and Lincoln. s hire ( Eighths), 41 . Ditto (Preference), ; Ditto (libelled end Lin. co nmhire, 14 d; North Staffordshire, d; Bondi Eastern, 23; Data N 0.4, 7 6 1316; Ditto (regietered), 6j. LEEDS, May 18. Brociaxosiataa.—The dealiop is 'hares to-day ware a ipincreased in extent, stadia some ot the lines in which isles took * slight improvement wssobeereatie. Great Nortbeens, St. It* ; North Western* pi ; Leeds and DMA Q 11/.ll4:prens. • Rotherham, sod Goole, 2{ die.; Tern `North Midland, N. 24; U 23 24 10e 11 14 dia. 27 t I I 8 i i 8 ii 111 1 11 117 11 0 6 i! si it In 10i 341 i S 26 Is' g ex int li!{ tee 11l C I