The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-30 00:00:00

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Oia. . • the +raiment —Combats, red allisms rift Caner. ..am —..etch of their Pim —PreMlerey Arras e the proposed realeassat—Torm at Gemameat— . • 41.1.17 of Labour—Other Disrinetise Ms—Peter . atios of Prooredo—Pretlateary Wan and Paads— • ins,l—heintkis a/ Odealsbe—Dadr al laleollea ..•d r.tarai Itsapeo—ississlaraeal rad Sdaserisall _rmaers baberlo—Terembied lah= • , thetrist—Dempoilh at .1 .4 :es, 3.11.-11syless teesa l =es. Drs • ;tares —Letter team the Ode Ihroreyboa 011eer e ntr a •.. • .rerun—le ea the Casst boa Moped be Olseps, - Ornermum Canisimr—Listar to . g Net , Zeolarel—eorromporaketet baseama lard hyteettaa - ..re—Taus at Pratbass—laserbedems r Job& Robert • , Le31.11/eat of the Aseocuttios.-2•• dm kr the tut . tad T pbteal Amount of tie Ida" the HAND. Nt.w ZFILAND. by • we tilasietrato at the Rimy. Published by Parlor. Jut Pabibbed, r cATHOLIC MAGAZINE and REGISTER. -trro: Inbred Regfeee. with liege Ilap—Erool. . • )I..nent .lm—elpgit d fa. cbardb-7f. 1s Editor— . • ne'...od—Ortrerpewireee—lllese—ltevieve—ltegaserr nt. =distort hi.. te.-2. Beaker. It, sad ra, ftirreetler-rm; et be bar= • r.. Prior i& CHEAP EDITION OW "JANE ETRE." test, la sae TaL urn past SVO, prise la la =bawd THE POCIT e riDITION OF SE ETRE. By CLIME' BELL. Author of "Shaky." Lavaca %Mk Elder sad Co, ID, CarahM. IIoIDEOPATHIC ECPCTIILY PERIODICAL. sod on the last day of samossive ace* will apprz, i; Ir ki klUrgNi re nggr i k la nWEET, ma RNAL of MEDICAL REZOILM sad SCILKTIFIC Dli .1. .• Not Towhead. Loa." - ' •-• • ra3.1.12411 by W. k T. Piper, 23, Potermooter.rovr. DR. CULTERWE b LVS NEW WORM IL ea t le 1" 4" NJOITM T or LIFIL Baal*, roroatiaa. led nasal an of daa." the!: tklag-eprfai sad Sommer Morac i llzaw. ar onothi-Tha Pa ri s. Lath Who= kl4h Rada otter placht-Ooatary That Saa-lahloa at N t-Ehtdap at H aar- a s oina-Oa Eads& aleeptag. Paths& Air, Er" :larahtioa, AtENTS Ina the MOUNTAINS. 2 tot& Is. ; by wt. : - Tisk to the takes-Skateh of Edlabargh as Leah of killarsey-Rodahaeach of Deestla. Da 'WV W 7: Mrb i l s tlitZ I M D. " That Ono man yam ma to oar own nag tat" ^OMIT reheat of Wale Ivory is (awe ma am) of aeo. ~ aisato ttslth mad ethohllS hstaStßes. !SW 4 2222 .. Oa . tome doe ma of ploom4 beim% or wady. mod mobillero ; ran sal Mu be its din sod plipial rogoloilm ot r,sog Mo. , nrook PolmooloO4unt Ns^ to. Qom : Coma" romotomoti or Out inn So 1114 azof LAW INTELLIGENCE THIS DAY. ARCHES COURT. Bayou dm Emma? imam lcn, Xvr. Gonuan e. Tics Man E Manor or nnio. dsy bane, bees died for the \satin of soy °kin t) the tolnitios hissed out of this court, directed to ;•.Sop of Easter, calling Noshing towed in the Maine .utim t) the vicarage of Brentpfeed Spike, in orier that ',Abase might be inducted, is large number of clergy :amen attended, in the hope of hearing the final dee m 'he rase. _ _ _ .Ales (of the Arm of Bowd ler sod Bathurst, pros• for t-e Rev. Mr. °whom), addressing the e port, said, Mr Tolin, w►o is the representative of the Bishop of •er. is resold. bat I andentand that he is rent prepared sestina, in the Natter. I hap* therefore that the Judge-1 can't compel Mr. Toiler to say anything. r. Iherdler —I am aware of that, sir; but I thought .sp the nurt would inquire of Mr. Tolley . Juigt—The manhunt has been personally served, tot r. livedler —lt has, sir. .I.47e—And no return has been made ? • Medlar—No, sir. J elee—Well, thee. yet have the matter in your own • You atilt ism the wart Le the proper way, by . B isrdler—Tee, sir, I ea aware of the ; but I thought . you were W oat Mr. 'roller, we should know to intended te io. • I eir-lir. — Tiiise is perfectly at liberty to make soy ▪ ihe hob dimpsai to do so, Out th• mart cenaot at) spook, Toe OS ere notice of your Mulattos is the matter, and morel the bishop of Raster to es ate iscalties. That le year proper coarse. :r blerellet —Well, sir, I hare se altereatho, and I sow wit • that I shall at sem take the seemary proceed- Mr compelling the Bishop of Ihstis to masses the :Moe. te Juin—Very won, let that be dose. r .ides here rose, and, addnesiag the judge, said—l &non you, sir. that then is set t►. slightest intention '1 per of the bishop of Easter to resist this sitter, but u ; srirolar reasons at present why he has not answered smitin. I seas Oni, is no idea on the part of the .; to resist tke nsessitioo, but there are eery argent nea. why he dons net toisply at present. lin the saner dropped. SPORTING. EWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. MONDAY. EtMAlii of 50 Nom ash, kft ; for 3-yr elder D.M. aM ) • .I;esan4n 'Mt Knight el Owyass, IA Tth Mail 1 e• et tiehaecere halo harm, lot U - - lla. Nleuses 2 *acme, tiwitaretahha of 20 row. wad, hft do. HI, the ; for 3-yr Olds mod upwards. T.Y.C. (0 sat* ' 44, 46 paid 10 ma. Ih.) a* .4 luttiord`s :Impart. 4 airs ht ....... ...-..-...(Porde I .4, t....i',. Vega, 4 pre, let —.-.....-........ tea m 2 re .!..• IA !r% 3 no. Sat 41b . O. Mrs I • ,'. Facto, 4gm Tat 11th , • ~.t u n's Dotly • Tarden, 4 gm, he 11r,..N ,. lartheiceaev I . ..r 6to 2 sow Vass, 3t o l WI NOl.Port. 310 1 11 14 • .ad 4to 1 sr , ' each of the sears. Tessa, with the ,- +Who, on bar In a Use, reads good raosh.fr to the "•..te it wu teams up by Newport, who nu hose a e'er 'darer by a leagth. Hun is 1 mht. 10 rec. ^ , tP.TA I P.m ef 10 love. each, kr 3.ye Wile; colts, EletTlb; • hat 4tb; th. wising to be sold fee 200 cm If de 'l.4. he. T.Y.C. (4 robe.) . _ . _ • ...v a s. r ► 4. (awl 1 w . sipSO,, o'• imboldostos (I , . Naos I I ***Al'. buyouts. (J. Coady 3 I 'rt.'. L i..) Ti.o 14ub odd Homing (IL Coitus 4 .'t a,. 6 le 4 met Flew, who asses early • I th• ' ,r. sad won very easily by a ksltk. Men le 14 MC. MATCII.-300, 60 It. T.T.C. ...! tses,,,r s ,s. amis. 7.11 Sib - Min I •: , :.!4.1,'• Surpllso z _lst NO ChM I s. t.rms AS 311 01 so low. opus : for S yr eh* let 1 kthrs ~ t, . 9••, 9.t 76b{ is sad mewl, 9st 41b. D.M. (3 whs.) • 'sea's aseist el aerie, 4 yrs (O. hewsi 1 ' V..r.r. eby loostoost at of thallartUlll. 3 yrs (Dociorsy I b lOWAN. Itesselovo. 3ln (MY 3 , Itio o . Eofts os tie Kalabt ul Ossyaa*, awl 7to met were. Won wort os• act by kit a letath, Beassehere "ss elf. ken le t =ie. 46 ses. terwrimir ei POO Km oath, 111 for 4-11 1 14 40 . 70. 1 • Massa. lit 21b. C•mnwitie Course. 1 7 saba.l ~....••.■• Ara 4! lkdiar) . tseausitani relkitaa's Oaks _ _ Inwoubi eh= 't iv. I meiii4iiii - s:bowy, sto 1 anti Bobs >f ts A t IS 4.1%, owl 7 se! mit * LlU** u Q . " easb zy land wards', Wm* by bass mad LAMA, us& she rwawfwg to the boohoo. whore Lod& asel Doe Jam 'Waled thomehoo est .M nerd here tamer, the hate 1082El/saw rue by • seek ; the ethos wore bases* et litea la 4.r. 20 we. Ihcairoviroo ; Mr 4-yr-elda, 7st 10Ib; Ivo, Sat 91b; do sal &mad. art. Lam throe WIN of B.C. (4 oats.) M. W. 8. itrommar pr. • Wimpy afr. W. Nils Im -.... Mr. Soramfo (Mama 4 MAT= : 21/0 61 , 1 711. D.M.—Lord H. lASSIIIe. W as tam Omitoror, 81 71b, mmaimad forfott from Lord W. Pow- Mu% • try him o'Clasot, mat of Ma Mlea his. RAM. to iddia ma Wert* Is missal lake at Naniseist at ce lark nod. are .TRUSSDAT. _ Humes Punt a 100 Greens for 4 -yr-olde, Olt Sib; 6-Zr-ells, 10.171 b; 6 yr•olds sad aged, lOst IMb. B.C. Sossromase a Hp am midi for 3 yr.."lss; oohs, Set Tlb ; sad Oho So 41b ; acct half of A.B.M. Ti. whom to be mid fee SO son, HANDICAZ SWZIPSTAKIO of 25 son. nth, end only 6 ft if declared ; for 3yr oI sad upwards. T.T.C. Sommirraiss of 10 eon. each, for 3-yr olds; ohs. Set 71b. sad lYk., Ist 41b. T.Y.C. The wison to be suM for 1501., Sonamams of 10 son. each, for 3.yr olds ; eel% Set 61b, sad Allies, Set Sib. T.Y.C. Osa TIOVILAND 017:111111AS STAIIII. by satheriplies 100 env. nth, hlt ; Si, 3.yr old Sllirs, 71b sea ; the sassed to ems kh slake. D.M. (26 sabs.)—•Lord Exeter% Cora, *Lord l a ss t's Maine, *Lord Boner% N *Lord lizeter's Visite. Chisel Assn's Biter to *Lord Weed's f_ these eat of Cootie, Lewd Oriord's Poreemmers, wLeat Chethollebre f by ffastelosa eat of ladatery, *Sir 8.. Pfgerl Calthethe, *Dots of aishmssto Haman Swan, Mr. W. &ethics's Tricksy, Kr. WNW Galles, •*Lord Cliesterfield's by D +aloha oat of Bathe to Atiodorly, Mr. Bowes's Rybiaska, Mr. B. Green's Osman of Albeessole, •Mr. Combe's Necklace. Sir J. flawiert Timis, Sir J. Hawley's Hippie, Sir J. Harney% Tiff, 9 11 r. fby Notwith owl of Agars, *Lord Ctifdea's Nor. boane, •Mr. F. Clarke's Cortina, Duke of Bedford's St. Sophia (paid), Duke of Bedford's Le Belle (paid), Mr. On. title's Bliss Middleton (deed), Lord Snaky's Mines" (Pad. wene ). aretaam of 100 SOTO each, b It ; for 3-yr old oohs, Sat 71b ; the ohme of the Two Thoonad Guineas Stakes to sorry bib earn. DM. cabs.)—•Mr. Bowie's Mick's toa, Sir J. Hawley's flaraboat, Mr. J. Moores Lord George Beatinck, Mr. J. Moore's Flereup, Mr. Peme's Soren, Lord Soiribroke's Wdliisa the Conqueror, Dohs of Bed lord's Dundalk (paid). FRIDAY. Ilmenicar SernwrornizT,Tai 10 son rack; for 3 and 4.yr olds. D.M. Bwiarrraxna, of 10 son. soak; for 3 Zr olds, 7.1; four, Set Ca; In, as, sad yea, 9st. D.M. Ile winner to be sold for ICOI. of 10 ems. seek; for 2 yr-olds. Est 71b, sad three, Sat lib; mares and geldings allowed Sib. First half Ab. M. The winnow to be sold for 601., NIWIIAIUITT STAIRS, of 60 Dove. each, b ; for 3-yr. olds ; colts, est 71b, and BWee, Set Mb ; the second to says his seeks. D.M. (U subs.) •Col. Anson's Chieftain, *Mr. Betson's Abilene!, Coast Batthyaut's Valentine, Count Batthyany's Castaaero Mr. Bowes's Rybiasks, Mr. E. E. Clark's Old Commodore ' , *Lord Bidus,•Lord Ciiiden's Le Beim *Lord Exeter's Nateracher, *Lord Exeter's Utrecht, •Lord Easter's Nutshell,•Mr. W. S. Stanley's b c, by Ma, out of Virago, 'Mr. Ore•llle's Cariboo,•Mr. Greville's Bringtos, Sir J. Hawley's Sir about, Sir J. B. Mill's b e, by the Ugly Buck, out of Wed lock, Mr. Murphy's ba. by Tearaway, out of Brandy Bet, Mr. Murphy's eh e, by Tearaway, out of Crniskoen, Lord Orford's Mandarin, 'Sr IL Pigot's Moultaa,'Mr. Wa.son's Peal, Lord Stanley's Crowbow, paid. The special trains will start this Say sad tomorrow at half-past 8 o'clock, returning at 6 in the seeming. There wia be also • cheap train to-morrow, leaving at 7 o'clock Ls., and returning at 7 p.n. From the interest excited by the 2,000 Guineas Stakes, • full attendance may be anti cipated. THIS DAY. By Emits Telegraph. SWEEPSTAKKB of 300 mom B.C. Quasimodo .. 1 Testator .. COFFEE-ROOM STAKES. Bordeaux and Exotic filly ran a dead heat. THE 2,000 GUINEAS STAKES. Pitaford .. .. .. 1 Beehanter 2 Harding' .. .. 3 Won by • neck. ILLNDICAP. St. Georg* .. 1 Thringarth .. SWEEPSTAKES. Telegraph .. 1 Bishop of Romford's Cob .. QUEEN'S PLATE. St. Rosalia .. 1 Tophana .. 2 [by ElectTO dograph. BETTING UP S E X O' ] CLOCK. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 6to 4 opt Badwater I IW 1 opt lisediase 3to 1 !Word cnwris cue. sto 1 opt Perp-o'-day•Boy I 12 to 1 opt Mir Ann 10 to 1 Datdarlao 10 to 1 Rowland The row am behre.—No skew in the Derby. The rows will anoreesce to-morrow (Tuesday), at Wi pes' one o'clock. SECOND EDITION. LATEST FROM PARIS. (B) Marie TekITIPIL) EXPRESS OFFICE, Tosesday,6p.m. RESULT OF ELECTIONS. PARIS, MONDAY NIONT, HJJ,X-rAIT 10 o'CLocx. Fee Entail Sue .. 119,783 For Leclerc .. 113,864 The votes of the three sections are yet to be added, bat it is not believed they will champ the final result. The Five per Cents. fell in the Pump of the Opera on Monday night to 87 fr. 76e. Perim im perfectly tranquil. LYMINOTON ELECTION. The lut numbers polled to-day were-- Hutchins .. .. .. 121 Stewart .. .. 103 Mr. Stewart resigaed at alWeit 3 p.m. The official declaration was to be made at 5 o'clock. IVom the 04ZBTT.11 tzf THIS NIGHT. BANKRUPTS. - - WILLIAM OEOIOI CULT, Cotton street, Poplar, carman. JA.MIA BILIOUTOS, Derby-street, Oraye.Mn-road, mused viewing,. THOMAS COLLINOWOOD, Namibia Courtney, Orford ski» All , it a g i t e SW•ll) CORVAN, LMONI-FTOTO, bskir. 7ANIII GNU; Biriaisibase, covaraiumon meat 701 N BROWN, Bristol, builder. JANIS VILLAS, Leek eampton ' Gloueestmbire, =Miter. CMAILLIIS PIMUION, Shelbad.lionsed victualler. CONRAD 013.111N0W, junior, kiertamtle-apon-Tyne, tim ber membant. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. WATTIIIW P , Oireenock, miller. Gnomon WiIISTIM, Edinbergh, bomber. PATRICK BAWL P , Olugow, warehouseman. 03011011 DOUDS, Bullion, Dundee, auctioneer, deceased. lax= MURDOCK, 011410 W, insurance agent, CHRISTIAN YOUNG MEN'S ASSOCIATION.—This merging, at sic o'clock, upwords of Gas *mend of the friends and suppormrs of this weeciadon stet, sad partook of breakfast, in the FtellOSlMAi'll Tavern, Great Queen-street, eftt r which the I ventral meeting was held in the Great Hell, the Boa. A. Yinasird in the chair. There could not have bees less thea 2,000 pumas at the public meeting. From the report, It appeared that, dariag the past year, the total meek% had Wen 3,1611 fic 3d., being as lactase* Mr • the reeks. peer of 1,6421 The • apenditare amounted to 9,1201. of which ems UN. had beat spent in the formation of a library her the ate of the members, leavieg a basses is' the kende of the pewterer of 801. The avenge sleekly at. Mauna at lectures was about 200. The toed naming cd young mon who have Jellied V upwards of 3,000; mid so INS then 60,000 hooks haws been distributed to *ma from the rosdisoc:roooto, is Citoottompoortiot, City. Viriors rano — - 17itioos plotholihi th , toit protest to toppoot th• essoesation wee* h. pa.t.d.an , l the ate listiopazatoii, alter a vote uf ttas.ll to Ills sisitakia. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 80, 1850. MOREY MARKET. MONDAY 'minim. The mixed t811118181e• sppoiOed conjointly by the rroseian, Beleab s el ega ireash governments, and comprising she hem the Rhenish Railway, and the Nor th am, , and Havre lines, which lately met at Pens he the purpose of cosseltin as to the best mesas of establishing• of international railway cosemunioation, 3as Jut complMed its labour.. The result im the adoption of an arrangement between the three governments and the railway companies interested for speedily putting in operatioa the cutouts eon ventioa concluded between the three governments in 1818, which accords gnat facilities to unshackled in ternational communiestion. There is little doubt that a bridge will speedily be thrown oven. the Rhine, in oonnexion with the great railway line between Cologne mad Paris I and as as this is the case, and the other arrangements far transit hue been coat , the great benefit of the alterations which have been effeco.l will be felt, as goods will be despatched from the ostrep6ts at Havre or Antwerp direct to the Baltic, without undergoing the tedious and dilatory examination of the Gastonia establish ments of the varlets states traversed oe the passage. The terms of the project of law relative to the im port deity es eager, recently submitted by the"Frenabi government to the examination of the Council of State (as previously referred to in the Daily News) have just been published. It Le provided that the duty on importation of sugar equal in saccharine rich ness to the first fixed standard, shall, after the Ist July next, be established as under:— Per 100 luleg. Praises of the Fresh colonies in Anodes.. SOL Prods.. of the Preach colonise beyond the Cape of Good Rope . 37f. On foreign sugars imported in French vesicle, the rate will be as follows : Per 100 kaog. Fres the East Indies 62f. From other Own, not in Europe 66f. Oa looting the entrep6ts 7of. - - - - The duty on foreign sugar imported in foreign bot toms will be 70f. The above seals of duties it is pro posed shall be in operation till the Ist July, 1951, when a reduction of sf. per 100 kilog. will be made, and a like reduction on the same date in 1852 and 1853. The duty to be levied on the descriptions of produce which do not oome ap to, or which exceed the fixed standard, will be determined by a future decrt eof the President of the Republic. Lastly, it is ordered that the prohibition to the importation of re fined sugar from foreign parts, at present existing, shall still continue in full force. From the official returns of the manufacture and consumption of native or beet-root sugar in France, from the let September, the commencement of the season, 1849-50, till the end of March, we obtain the following figures : Quantity 1649-50. 1114‘49. kilo,. $8,216,3511 16,156,15! 112,87102 S aminamigion 11,934,434 Stook on the 314 of North 17,630,384 ... 13,149,130 The manufacture has thus increased, during the first seven months of the present season, as compand with last, by 19,48.5,426 kiL, whilst the consumption has increased by 938,074 kil., and the stock on the 31st March last was 2,481,154 kilog. larger than at the same date in the previous year. The namber of manufactories in operation at the commencement of the present month was five more than in 1849, the numbers being 288 against 283. The accounts from Leipzig of the 24th represent the fair as drawing to a close for manufactured goods, in which the business had fallen off considerably during the last week. The principal buyers of this description of goods are the Russians, Poles, Gali cian& and Greeks, of which nations there were compa ratively few dealers at the fair, and those present were deterred from buying l argely, owing to the aspect of political affairs in their respective countries, more particularly so as regards those from Moldavia and Wallachia. The trade in furs was only about commencing, and the dealers in this description of goods were numerous from all parts, particularly Greeks and Poles—but fewer Russians. The long winter had been favourable to the trade, and prices iu consequence were rather higher. American furs were also higher in price, varying from 10 to 50 per cent. above last year's prices. Business, therefore, in this article was rather quiet, but u the Rutsian t rade had not yet begun, and prices were expected to give way, a deal of business, it was thought, would yet be done. The exchange on London was 6.261 for two months. Tne Rostock wool fair will be held on the 21st and 22nd June next. Hamburg advioss of the 26th speak of the extreme langour which pervades the produce market, the transactions during the week having been on a very moderate scale, especially in coffee, of which staple not more than 8,400 bags of Brazil at 31 to S sch., and 1,000 bags of Domingo at 41 to 41 sch., had ex changed hands. The declaration of the Dutch com pany not to sell the 140,000 bags of coffee withdrawn last month from public sale at 33 cents. for good ordi nary under this price before the autumn sale, had not produced that effect upon the market which was ex pec'ed, and purchases a ere only made for consump tion and in execution of orders from the interior. Speculation in this article appears to have subsided altogether. Sugar was toot very firm in price, about 1,500 boxes Havannah had exchanged hands at 12 to 13.6 for brown, 13.12 to 16.9 for yellow. The low price of Carolina rice bad induced 831310 speculative parchases to the extent of 1,500 casks at 12.4 to 13.4. The stock of cotton was being reduced and holders demanded higher terms. Hides of light good quality were in demand, and about 15,000 Buenos Ayres had been disposed of at current rates. Tobacco was firm at previous rates, at which sales of 1,243 serous Havanoab, and 1,507 aeons Domingo had taken place. Of tea there bad been a direct arrival from Canton; the market, however, was with out animation. Quicksilver was quoted 2 sch. higher. Several hundred alas of train oil had been sold for delivery at 481 marks. 12,000 centners I lapelter, on the spot, had been done at 91 marks. Wool was without inquiry. A slight improvement had taken place in the price of wheat, but trainer'- , tione were limited. The funds generally were firm. ()old, 435/ marks. The exchange on London, 13.9 for three months. Copenhagen letters of the 24th report much &alums in business, especially in the colonial market. There had been a direct arrival of a cargo of coffee from the Brasil, which bad previously been disposed of to arrive; also a cargo of sugar. For both products the market was quiet. In coffee small sales had taken place at 5 and 4/ sch. banoo without duty. A cargo of rye from the Baltic had realized 28 Kb. marks per cask; this high price had been obtained in consequence of the very inferior quality of the rye received from the provincte. Is public securities there was not' much doing. The Old Five per Ceuta. (English) marked 944, and the New ditto 921 • the Three per Cents. 70 to 1. Bank Shares 1454: Exchange on London 9 21 sch. for short. Letters from Gottenbari of the 20th mention a proposal which had been made by a hones to the government to establish a postal communication be tween that port and Hull, by means of two steamers of 150 and 200 horse power, to run weekly between Oottenbnrg and Hull, for the sum of 4.1:I001. yearly ; or with one steamer every fortnight from Hall to Christiania and Gottenbarg, and from the latter place direct to Hull, without a bonus, but to have the ex penses of the steamer paid. The General Poet-office authorities have approved of the plan, the proposal of remuneration excepted, and the Swedish minister has been instructed to propose to the British government to shire in the expenses. Letters frost Stockholm mention the death of Sir Thomas Cartwright, her Britannic Majesty's minister at the court of Sweden, which took place suddenly on the night of the 17th. EXCIIANOII6 MID worms ABROAD. Ileinnnio. Aram llemberg flreeem.l-1611n11 per &Mi., 67 bale. 57 weep; Watt Lem 1510, OR Wile; Ifenovreen till' PM Ceuta. 1aa151.1 114sa tau. 1 1 ,4, bile; rice .174 and ih il n i erine, ll. b .„ 6llbi Velar pt= 111411 ts, Mil tope money Prussian rive per 106 wag; Dodge me.* per Cents., 70f MIN 641 !Atte In 100/. Omen, 71 Mlle, pi money; Ditto, File per Ciota, 915 bIIW, 97 roomy ; Norwegian Pour per OMB" 00 i Ws; spenleo Rye pee Dente, to Ditto, Three per OEM % 27, Id, V ll showy; Awakes /ft p. 0.141., 106 Deei OM Er e.— ftsiiimp ea Landon : dift. 13.1115 1 Ikea An= U.—Dakit nark: Active Debi, TwoasSa. IA 5-16 wry, U 7-16 Una ;V" Th roe we Few affoll66, 864 warm MIMI j Assort per OWL, $7 Ma ;F— lona Li Tsar el 1146 neray,ll4s bins; Ranks nab wends l*age MI Oho 171.6 t 11551% row Pit 01 1 0 1 , VII% e ilimf Nu wa Ot , ygr s. %lo 11-16An e n , 7 Fr 7 arab 14;44a:flan pa 0414 1 1111 ill M a— SUSl=sa Lorin 11.07; two maul^ 11" in , maafaa, U. DUBLIN BEAM—Mao tin Aram/6 Jarful of Aga 29.1—1 a shares vary Belo Wass Me bass bat that halo hos boos is gamma at DOAN *Pm 8011dIall and Angora, I. putlinfor, ham, admits' 21. per sham In massquem of Om Tay !avowable hum the Mafia tablas show in the onapany's ash, :—Gnat thattliera and Winona. 181; Premise*, 1 ; 11(1111011 OwastWeatera, 73 (10s. 'dumps) ; Dah li a and Balloat JusWoiN 11 ; • sad Drogheda, 261. Thirds. 81; Waird and LI WI* 71 ; Blbsrataa Bask, Il ua l i li mi tational Bank, In; City of Da Mbs Steam. 70; Bblp Company. 41; Wieklow Copper Mao, 13f ; Anions, asid man ' Gas Company ; Omni and Stack, 214 ; Balk* Mos Debeaturta, ; Dahlia sad Kingstown Debsatares, 99i. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocri. The English funds have not been largely dealt in this' morning . C011•6I were first quoted 1151 to 96, at wall boatmen woo dose both mousy and aessant, when the moments from Paris of a fall of 1 par cent. in the Restos, consequent upon the probable elec tion of the Socialist candidate, brought down prices to their present quotation, 951 to 3. The Three per Cent. Reduced has been done from 95 to 941; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Ceuta.,' from 971 to 961, in both cases the lowest fraction showing the last price. South Rea Old Annuities, mark 941. Exchequer Bills of all six -a mark 68s. and 70s. ; and India Bonds, 925. prem. Long Annuities, 8 3-16 and 1. The foreign stock market is steady, with very little change in prices. Spanish Actives mark 17; Mexi can, 281. The Danish Five per Cent. Scrip has been done higher, at 5: premium. The transactions up to the present hour have been very few, being limited to the following :—Brazilian Bonds, at 87. Chilian Six per Caste., at 971. Danish Five per Cent. Scrip, at 51 prem. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifi cates, at 851. Mexican, at 281 and 3. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, at 71. Portu guese Converted, at 331. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 161 and 17. WOOL= TIMM—Tim DAT. Hoak Ptoet. 1:4 7 Ot.Coo. Ac0..331 i I par Ct. Ma. ADDL. 14f 1 I S irret Ow. DO 7 3 •11 Cl Ow. ANA • 361 I ktattoolor /MM. IL to 71i. rozzioN sumi,s. 6 per 03 Amines , 1 per IX Opens& 161 f 4 pet Ot. Ipfp. ler s zt a Wpm& beterrei% 38 6 6 7 0• 14. 01. 5.. ; bk. U 8 t illi c . & save rur i lr idL lia" W U. 6 it I = ol = Payar adslit Ayres, imak il s 3_ tz Pondire a. r ak y. 33 0 7 08 s Oolot t im p =der Ufa. h f 3 pip r ili Pposisb AZ.% 7 pm Ma. 03 71 D. 138 Amin 1343..31 h per Ct. Dateb Ilds.. Sh I 2 pre Ct. Yeamsis bola.. 33 I 4 Per CIL Dui.* Outa. 638 II teposella Defend 20..13 33 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The large public sees of Seger are proffering with some degree of reediner, but not at improved rates. !leaned renters doll, but without alteration in floss. Coma. Good marry native Ceylon declined oa 'Change yesterday to 43e.. at whieh 600 bags were sold, bet to-day, t►ey are quoted 435. to 445.; the market, however, is very doll. _ . COCOA.-400 bags Trinidad were offend ; about ball mold ; fair to middling, at 375. to 40e. ; good and Ana red, 44a. to 44a. --- • - - • - -- - 14iiii4rzi.-200 bags, refraction 61 w 6, 265. to 26e. 6d. P . 620 bags Penang sold in public male at 24 to 21 per lb Ciovzs —Fine Penang mold in public ale at le. 44., which was a low price. CINNANOX.—The quarterly public sale closed yesterday afternoon ; 2.200 Wes o ff ered and one fourth only sold, at prices 4d. to 6d. per lb. under the previous sale. Um remains dull of sale. __ COTTON.—A fair amount of basin's, done at fall prime. Tza.—A limiud amount of business done, at het week's prime. In other articles no material alteration, bat the markets hate opened with a dell appearance. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The swim is pastally fiat. Oa the spot pries. have a dowawerd tendency. New Tallow is steady. Petersburg Y.C. oa th. spat is quoted at 36e. 9d. ; April sad May, 365. 64. ; October to Deonatisr, 38s. 64. HAY MARHET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper sad Davis report trade ham, at tin following quotations:—Prime Meadow, 665. to 725. Linfo rior, 60a. to 635. ; Clover, 60a. to 86. ; Straw. 230. to 28a. LEEDS, April 19. Brocc•lxotixon.—The waist 'ascertain state of the share markr. boa quits arcked openness here. This irmslog is trameetioss were marked epos the bum% awl the mdp lake SIMAINI a the t were of a pr vete Manner. pulse Ines n dSpeeml Is hest Senile Coacher marker h 7 nee'n'S seMien u n inlisenli WEIS& HAMBURG, April 26. --- BoleiNNALLl.—lleatb. Bergd., 90 bills ; Bails Haab., 7111, Tei money ; Colec i lli d l . inden, 93 bills, 30 mosey ; Mg- Wittenberg, 37 664 sassy ; hided* WUllen Northern, 40 Mr; Altana 93 Mk 921 wow ; Bleak. stun, 13 bills ; liarnb. Bernd. Priority, rigs pr Orris. 1 bilis ; Ditto Priority, Fonr.entl4.lleN par Owls. KO mow ; Minden, Priority, YourAnda-Malf ar c al Oiol44oLaway; Ditto, Priority, 3 per Comte., 1014 bills; M Priority, 5 per Cte.,lo4bllh; Mecklenburg, Priority,44 per „lOU 10111rneury. GREAT INDIAN PENINSULA RAILWAY. Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of this ems pear WU bill 4 Si the Loadoa TIMM. Lord WILLAXCLIFF7I toot the chair. Hr. R. said before the seal was pat to the registry, ►e 'wished to ask whether the register included the news of all parties entitled to vote, and if there were say persons whose names were not so entered on the list ? The CHAIRMAN replied that nobody was entitled to vote by law except his name were on the registry. Mr. R. W. CRAWFORD asked if all the registered &embolden were included in that list ? thq were not, as the shares Guild net he tegletered tN the eMp was exchanged and the call had been lowered, which could not occur, however, in suSekat demise any proxies to be used at this meeting. Mr. R. W. CRAWFORD would like to know by whose negleet it wee that ea large a portion of this company u 30,000 vote. shou d all at once be disfranchised. The dine tors ought to have taken are fa time that the interest of the Bombay shareholder should luxe been protected, and not thus disregarded. He felt bound to make these obser vations, as he represented 16,000 shares in Bombay on this occasion, and had proxies to that extent, but finding that they wo uld require to be stamped, and to use them would ruder him liable to a penalty, of course they were now us las for the meeting. The CHAIRMAN signified that the board bad no proxies. Mr. ANDER TON protested against the use of proxlckat all, as ceasing greet Irregularity. Mr. BADLEIR, M.P., would be very sorry to see any perdu in a great underteklog like this dicfranehieed—(hear, hoar)—and he hoped his lordship would give some distinct explanation on the subject. The CHAIRMAN observed that no disposition (listed to disfranchise say one. (Hear, hear.) Mr. ANDERTON asked how much had been received on these 16,000 shares ? Mr. NICHOLSON (the managing director) said that 3,6441. had been paid while the com►any was in a provisional state, but since that time 114,566 rupee, repenting's to gether on the first call about 12,0001. (Hear, hear.) Mr. NICHOLSON then read the following report and &wants:— t' The directors have much pleasure in meeting the pro prietors on this occasion, the lint opportunity presented ',eau the act of incorporation. Since the share holder were lest assembled together, the act of parliament has been puled for the incorporation of the company, and the formal contract with the lion. But India Company has been exe cuted under the seals of the companies respectively. J. C. Melvill, Biq.. the secretary of the lion. But India Company, has been appointed by the hon. court the ex.o.fficio directu at this heard ; an arrangement which tends very much to facilitate the oomnignicationa with the hon. court, and the Neural business of the company. The amount of calls paid Leto the treasury of the lion. East India Company in London, during the half year ending December 31st, 1849 (including the sum of 25,0001 , the amount of preliminary impasse Una led as capitol), was 95.0001. On the let of March, • further sum of 15.0001. was paid into the immure. In India, the sum of 114,655 rupees has been paid into tie treasury of the government of Bom bay; and a further cell in India (making, with the deposit, a rum univalent to 20e. per sham) is declared payable In Bay. It making the appointment of the permeneut staff ot ofhoen and servants, the director. have been guided by • principle of securing the utmost practical I dictum et • far rate of vu lion, not forgetting whet litho to the qua lifications which they consideted to be indispensable on the one hand, or to modem of true econ )tut or. the other, end not forgetting the ddiereace of cireuinstances between Bug land mth India. L raegariathig the tans dna ar M r O via Mr. Obegramm. Ste se intended MbeM d the ommely WI% the direseare lead ties deellme ble seeefese, Mr. Obegimaa hee ls, ask in mosey and siren, as see aimed with the 'Sweets of the ebeethethem. At the of the Hon. Bast Com pere the Oils of bee been disposed with, and the to Wise has bee s wholly sand. 1 1111 1:11Zefr iabe sseigeesant v4l devolve is th e lees! sin- WM% osesseed Lee= sting leader the authority el the Leeds bawd. Use. the recsinmedation of Mr. Rain Mmisb the beard appointed m chief resident as~Metr, Mr. Joao illni, J. Berkley together with Mr. Kerr aY St. Graham, two o th er well' e auslilled engineers, and • theiffei assistants. The staff aerie out at Bombay early is ithraery, and sonimeneed active operations without delay. The directors have meek gratification In stating that the govirnment of Bombay has most readily met and promoted the views of the directors; and the seal and interest 'which are maaifested in the undertaking by the engineering and Shag slimes ef government—heartily Go-operettas with the WM% et eds eempany,--give the direeten a well grounded bap that the work will be rapidly advanced. At the date et the hat despatches, the surveys Is the Island of Bombay were eseveleted, and betties Bombay and Tusk the surveys and working seeks were being proceeded with, and pre ' Ihninary steps were already taken for staking out a portion of the line, rassone Stith bad received the approval of the go verament. Best mseseiel Mc:meats have been effected is the diesels. sad &Con of the line of rail way ;by whisk, wi t adding to the testi' of the line, °maiden:isle expense will be saved in oosseniesk.n. The dismay appoinaed by the .speeial ass imathaes is ales Nag until the present festal meeting ; and It will be amp( tent for the shareholden to continue thus or any of them by re-elee ties. It will be necessary also to elect the directors who are to compose the permanent committee in Bombay ; and for these jots parposes the following rollmop will be at in nomina tion, :—ln England—Lord Wkarnelilf., William John Hamilton Frederick Ayrtoa, John Griffith Frith, Robert William Ken ard, William Nicol, Cornelius Nicholson, Melvil Wilson. Is ladle—A. Male; C S., List •Colcnel, P. M., hielvill, Major J. Swanson, Cureetjee Jaseseljee, Jassronatk &usherette it will be farther necessary, at this meeting, in confor mity with the act, to nominate and anoint two auditors from among the body of shareholders. The statement of accounts, up to the termination of the half-year ending December 31st, 1819, will be found appended to this report. The particulars of this statement, as well as the books of accounts of the company. have been examined by the setioastants of the Hon. East India Company, in addition to the eared audit of a committee of directors." The accounts were as follows : CAPITAL ACCOUNT. 1849. Dee. 31. Da. C a. d. To Amount received °annum In Eng land To ditto In India 3,544 10 0 94,913 6 0 To ditto Interest from Bankers IS IS 0 1 11 8 - 24 3 4 Le: a~mmi:~oo To ditto due to Meows. Heywood, Kennard, and Co 2 11 8 Total (lodged with the Hon. East India Company) ... E 95,000 0 0 1949. Dee. 31. Ca. 1 e . d. By Amount of Preliminary Einem 117,000 10 0 Las by forfeited Shares By &tabaliment Charges, 'minding Printing, stationery, Advertising, Allowance to Directors, tisanes, Mee Env any &e 3.144 0 I Less, received of Suli.Tenantn 142 10 0 By Engineering Expenas : 9,001 10 5 Passage of Staff to Irma. l,OlO 0 0 By Law Charges 1,244 10 0 by balance in bud L 93,000 0 0 The CHAIRMAN said, in reply to a proprietor, that there was nothing outstanding, except current expenses. After some observations from Mr. Anderton and others, The CHAIRMAN said it became his duty to move the adoption of the report at this the first assembly of the repre sentatives of the company under the act of incorporation. He rejoiced to say t►ere was never a period since he had been connected with the company in which their prospects were so cheering as at present, fa it would be seen that they were acting in harmony with the East India Company and with the government in India. Their engineering staff had been very carefully selected, and were now actually at work on the undertaking. (Hear, bear.) No exertion would be wanting on the part of himself and colleagues to manage the affairs of the company for the interest of the shareholders. A long discussion then took place, in respect to the din. missal of the intended mustier in ladla, Mr. Chapman. which wee justified in a long statement of the noble chair man, and condemned by Mr. R. W. Crawford. The sub stance of the discussion was that on one side the directors stated that Mr. Chapman declined the salary they offered his, and wished to muck* too much to himself, and on the aide of Mr. Chapman it was stated be had agreed to leave the question of his salary to the judgment of the E est India Company, he being the launder and promoter of the compaay. fid.DLEIR, thought the question of salary to Mr. Chapman was more a matter to be arranged by the directors than asabjeot for the consideration of this meeting. He coneluded his observations by moving the adoption of the report. Mr. J. FIELD, Jos., eeconded the motion, and compli mented the board on their good management, end parti cularly on the selection et two such excellent names as Cursetjee Jamestjes and Jagsenoth Bookersett, as members ot the Bombay committee. (Hear, hear.) After wort observations from Mr. Nicholson, Mr. Frith, Captain Barber, Mr. Crawford, and others, The report was adopted almost unanimously, there being only four dletentients. The directors, es stated in the report, were then taken seriatim, and agreed to, Mr. CRAWFORD protesting against the re•eleetion of Mr. Nicholson, he being a servant of the company, and, therefor*, ineligible under the Companies Clauses Act. The CHAIRMAN said that the question had been sub mitted; but the re-election of Mr. Nicholson might be agreed to pending farther inquiry oa the subject. Mr. AYRTON (a solicitor of Bombay), observed that the directors had ne power to give Mr. Chapman the authority he desired. The great object of complaint on his part, as the solicitor to a number of friends in Bombay, was, that 15,000 share. had boon deprived of the power of voting at this meeting. He maintained that it was the duty of the directors to place the Bombay shareholders in the mate politica as the shareholders in this 'cannery. (Hear, hear.) The CHAIRMAN could ware the hos. proprietor that arrangements bed been already made for that purpose, and that orders had bees already seat out to India which would great equal rights to the Indian shareholders. (Applatiae.) Mr. James Aaderton and Mr. R Heating, M.P., were appointed auditors of the company. _ . _ Mr. RICHMOND then moved a vote of thanks to the directors, which wee seconded and pawed, and the meeting adjourned. LTHINOTON ELECTlON.—Yesterday the nomina dos of a reprematative for Lymineton took place, in the Town-ball. The show of hands was declined to be in favour of Mr. Hutchins, the liberal candidate, whereupon a poll was demanded by the supporters of Mr. Stewart. The pall commenced at 8 o'clock this morning, and was to close at 4 this stromoon.--State of the poll at 11 o'clock this day : Hutchins, 108; Stewart, 80. EXIIIBMON OP 1851.—REOULATION8 REOARDINO THI EXHIBITION OF MACHINERY IN MOTION.—The Conunisaioners f.,r the inhibition of 1861, b?ing desirous of affording every facility to three prisons who may wish to ex hibit machines or traineof machinery in moues, have re indeed to allow snob machinery to be managed and worked, as far as practicable, under the superintendence of the owners their and by n.. own men. The eommirioaen will also find steam not exceeding 301 6 e. per inch, gratuitously to the exhibitors, and convey it in clothed P ipes to ouch parts of the building as requite steam power. Parties sending machines or articles requiring to be driven by Amon should send with the ease a small portable steam-engine, to which a steam can be laid on. Toe above will apply to all engines from 1-hors• power to 6-hone, beyond which power, it is preowned, no single branch of 'manufacture or article will require steam power. As regards machines too small to require an independent portable engllie, arrangements will be made to place theta in groups , to be exhibited in commu nication with mime steam engine, also sent for exhibition, in motion. Exhibitors proposing to exhibit portable steam engines should understand that their engines may be em ployed for driving other machinery, unless the owners of the steam engines object to au:h use. APPOINTMENTA—The MarL re ttie of Clanrisarde hit/ appointed G. C. Cornwall. Esq., vary to the Post-office for 14'1454 and A. W. Blake, EN. of Furbough, county Galway, has been amintea to s ucceed Mr. Cornwall as Private Secretary to the noble macquis. TUB DUTCH Door OF THE RISOIMENT.—The Dutch newmtpers record the death of Nestor, a dog who has followed the Kith division of infantry, now in garrison at Maastricht, In all their m orches slnce 1827. He was with the regiment in their lut campaign, and at the siege of Antwerp I rat a claw by a shot from a howitzer. Returned to Meeetricht, he spent then the last twenty year. of his life, and died on the 17th of March, in his twenty-fourth year Having laic in state a ruitable time, he was solemnly in toned under the wall of the &rhyme. 81: men carried him to his resting-place in a coffin lined with white. A dirge wee sung over his remain., and a salvo annonuced the lore sna• Lined by the regiment ; the surviving dogs of the parlous wore on the me sion bleak collars nith white rosettes. The hound on whom the seniority has devolved, and who accom panied the copes, is already IQ dim•sighted that the soldiers of the 9th have furnished him with spectache by the aid of I which he gravely mums the massages a the bar racks. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. Tine D•r, Two o'Creox. The share market opened with a steady appearance this morning, and the rates realised were is severs! instances in advance of those of 7eis• terday ; but a considerable degree of flatness has supervened since the decline in Connie, and the tone is now heavy, with • tendency to lower prices generally. Great Westerns were last done at 604; North Westerns at 101 ; South Eastbrns at 131-,. North Stafford. were done as high as 7i, even after the commencement of business, but the last price negotiated was 71. armies prices Yesterday. e 9 n 1t die. Par 4VA 61 6 $Ol 24 274 244 254 5 4 5 i 6 4 Pa. 3 Spa. 64 66 IRy dI.. 10 17 i 67 1 31 76 56 7 6 66 33 33 dia. 1 16 a '& 11 7 Ili i 1 11 a I Pal Dar II Pa 55 57 5 7 pa Itt $ 2 2 15i 16 6i t MI 271 26 27 11 16 din 1 2 Midis 9/ 10/ 27 29 213 216 pm 43 47 pa. 64 66 31 33 31 32 q 91d1.. 93 93 469 476 21 219 60 32 I di. per 336 34 161 161 dla. 109 10 die. IS 119 II 99 9 dls. 37 09 36 69 5 6 6 3 de. 66 dia. 39 39 de die par 36 4 78 79 133 133 101 101 55 57 33 57 105 11 23 34 101 102 2 II din 1 Ms au 37ib 4 P 214 204 di.. 17 13 di.. 14 11 15 2 pm. +1 13_ IS It has 31 4 1 $2l 27 27 gm I 154 Ills 1311 23 27 14 13 dia. 1:1 17 7 40 4 8 7 pot. 142 151 I Prm rlis 1i pia 1 8 1 9 9 81 d& 6 8 3 4 16 14 dia. 1 f die 111 4 t 124 dla 3 6 8 9 13 ! 41 db. 4 134 ISM 13 4i 29 21 4 dim. 6 4 244 24 39 40 11i 12 13 13 die. IA 15 4 Si db. farms RAILWAYS. Aberdeen ... Ambet.,Ne.,Boo.,lllll. Senn k Haab Alt. (01. West. perpetual to p.Ct.; - ads d I ar te y „mraw. De. without a gnanntee Binn.Wolv.k StoarVallei nirm, Wolv., and Diadle) eanadid,orwittiguar. Di. • guarantee. ■ Bonin. iga and _ ChDoix-611;;1m... SaM7tainids Be i57 :111 7 : 17 :t Do. 131.10 e.) 6 p. Ct. pre:l D0.(71.10e.) T p. Ct. Pref. oetbeertu Do. Now Pret. S p.a.... Do. Sat., a p. CL, No. I Do. do. No. Do. N. &K. 6 per . Do. do. S per Cent Do. New Seaters Utdoo, erne A it e erailit. eh arld e•ditv °:"' Do. Newt jPict yrolashire Guaran-1 '--- ------ C;; -- t teed 6 per ... .. Bt. I SO Edinburgh and Oiesgow. 2 2 1 21 Caster, Yeovil, & Derck. 1 0 1 21^. Easter and Kamouth 23 22 25 121 Cluuceeaer & Dean Forest Great Northern ... ... 111 IR Do.. sharve,A,Deferrec 134 D 0.4 shares, B. 6 p. Ct.. 124 1 Do. 3 per Cent. Pref.._ 20 SO Gt. gouti.and Wog. (Ira. 6 1 11 Do. Eighths ... .. 100 1100 Great Nee* or Nallall o .. 40 23 Isi. New, E4O .. ... 10 130 Do. New, EN ... ... 13 !13 Do. New. EIS ... .. WO 1100 Groot Wooten ... .. .. 20 1 50 Do. rams ... ... .. 23 l3 Do. shares ... 10 10 Do. ... 11 112 Do. New, £ll ... ... 30 30 Hull and Selby .. ... ... 25 23 1 Do. 4 abuse ... .- .. 114 I 1 1 4 Do. 1 shares ._ ... ... li SO lmeseter sod Carlisle .. I wo. 161 10 Do. Thirds Et. - - 9t. WO vire and Toriehlra 11 331 Do. =aro ... ... ... e. 31 IS 1 Do.Thirda ... ... .. 10 10 Do. New (gne. 6 p.a.1.. SO 30 , Do.llud. er.fleldir.sbeir. 20 111! Do. West 10104 Dolor 30 *0 Lewd, and Bradford._ .. 30 SO • Leeds and Think .. . .. 20 341 Do. Prot 6 & Cent No.l 20 10 be , 6 ' Do. Do . . N 0.3 11 11 9 1 Do.Pret. Quarters DNS ... 1141 111 Leaden and Wetherell .. It. ; 100 Lon.. Brighton. l B.Coent St. 1 100 Do. New gum. 6 p.Ct. 9 9 Do. guaranteed p. Ct.. late Croydon Thlrde.. SO 20 Do. Pre. 6 per Cent-- 30 60 Do.Coorrt. S p.C.,1532 11 1 1 1 1 Leedom and Greenwich - 20 . 12 . Do. .. Preference ... . _ London R North-Western Do. do. New f shares. . Do. Fifths ... Do.StO sb.,bl.end73.(E: London at loath-it eaten] Do. New, LSO be. New, •40 Do. New Preference .. Lowestoft CitarA per Cent !Mash, Buz.,NacUatloct 'Minch fehet.,BLlnooloah Do. I ahem No. I .. D0..14aw tie Pref. ... Du. an it Linctlinloi Do. AO shares ... Do. M. and Derby.. Do. Coos. B. & B. fip. Do.ErewastiValleyrref. 'Midland GreatWert. (Ire Middlesbro'alletit4.ogr Newcastle end Carbale Newmarket . . . floc 1k Do. Now S2O Do. Osarart. pa Ct.. (North Britig Do. Preference North Stallordsktre (Word, Wore., It Wolver. Do. e shams (A) Itood.,Ouild., and Mediate Royston and Hindle . Do.ehepreth &tension deottlab Central tleotttak Midland . attrure.,lk Mem., Clam • Do., Qa B Do., Now Guaranteed. dbrswebury_ond Chesil/ Do. °sentry I Do. per Oast. Prof... tthrupsh Union bath Devon Do. Preference ,14onth Staffordshire.- ... (bath iestera Do. No. Do. No. $ Do. No. 4 Registered ... & York. Don. and C 001. .. litereSeld, Rotherham, and Gooie,N.lM. rug. 5 p.C. SO Waterforthutd Kilkenny . Si IS Do. Weer Valley, 6 p.Ct. gua. DO Will,, Sentereet,h Werra. 1$ Tork,Newoutle&Berwick Do. Ext(York&Newcs. II Do. G.N.N.PurchorPrel 100 Do.llartlepool Doak& So Toth and North Ilidland 10 Do. Prefereaos Foanom RAILwAva. l Ai g l i bitasn (I . lt. 'tall"' id itarulanF loologne and Amiens Central rnilfle Marra Mak Khania\ 5 41 dle. G 6 121 1 el 6è 4 i. i i Pa. i go:— do Omit k llaa Peadosula - tic. - 7.7 Lormabourg I p P O : . 7 I fie. 7 a 1 12 30 21 25 - Do. .-.:—... "- Ksdrkt tad Valristia ". Maser and Logo ... Northers of PTSBOO 1$ 6 11l Orleans and &vales= Paris and Orleans rarlsand Roam . Fads sad dirasbove" Suess and Havre ... Soaks and Mao ... Trews and Mums ... Rant Flanders ,ti ii 4 8 Il II tA 111 11 & LI FMIt POOL, April 29. 81,OCK-EXCH•l4Ol.—Very little dose to-dey, end pries' worse. lAtioiettire and Yorkshire coml., 3.le—Ditto sheres), d.—London and North Western, lot I o.—rhtto (sett I Awes). 2a. d.—Midland. DS(—Ditto (4 sham.), 272 h. ad. 4. is. 3d. d.— South Hooters and Dover (00(44(4. No. 3, 20 dial. 13 n- 01110 (Na 4 • reest.), kW. AL—Santa titalrordohile, 4 164. Dd.& d.—Totk, Net. castle. and Berwl:k (O. N. K. 6 per cent. Uli 10). 14 11.L1VCHNSTIIR, April 29. Broca-Esettaxot—Teent was rather a quiat market, bat pence were a shun bear. There wee a nod knah7 to Laadoe and N•r.h Western Kock, sad then wen dye or en Waunakee In na 1001 name, wink ogned et I prum.. aud left dr at 1. New Qua. Wee were dew at 21 a. C. sad astaaward• al 2 die. BI Apra 29. Ihreoz-EioßAwom.—Teer• Was very little bubo= Wad octal to tab sasstot to-day, and wires bad a teadaaay ortrawarda. YORK, April 29. gTOCK-RICCIIANOIL—CEIsoiophiII, 711; Butern Counties. 7 ; (heat Northern, 51; York and North Midland PreL, y. BRISTOL, April 29. Ihoos-lturNANox.—Ton Lart.t wee elull, hat few salsa being cvnehaled In Elehanr. hewn Great Western Q &ant at 14 and Ureat Western Now 171. sham al N r ili"1 " V c 51111113116 fr414.1712._ :1 so so so se ' 1 1 6 .1 v ►I I f I $ 101 l 2 10 11 311 21 121 141 15