The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-02 00:00:00

Tvlbt 4!xpr.sl ) it' ~~ c VIE AFTERNOON MAIL TO •, in Ireland are informed that boaorforward ,„,il br psM shod is tine for despatch W tbs :to Ireland. Isabseribers ending say dillbealty M . „ , pits of the peer by UM mail Memel meats, thrir receipt by directing sommaaleatisaslo that ; sblisbingtedies. 0;1 FRICAN EXHIBITION, CHINESE ) . to be OPT-IED TOMORItobr. TROrtilßk Native Arms em/ Os& ! 31 the mirsplored mhos of IN kr 'metiers( MIS IV.tNTED AGEM—Twooty to Two Hondrod ~t. Tee year may be remised bys larogimfger (eimiz r ' ruW ete~ selbir if Iwr • runnurpties. was up Is ese a reets se Is sorb. of hp lia4. poot free, ea nee* et twelve ventage 0.. t v tam. ill ADDLU, :to. 1, old Jewry. ampiie, AWE 1101MWOOkS ORION kir Ssglimi, Wake, tend. 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Pattro.ebarebyard. me observed to the inartafsetare is sparamteed by .en sttlrb the author I. to the habit of u.lag are peci. • Ilueacropathk Pharmacy. 9, Vere.strem, (Word. . ober/ a prartical and phsrmatoubeal chemist a la re. From hat tag tested the efficacy of there ream ; • „Ore, the author feels that he eau safety meow. the highest confider, of the public."—Dr. Laurie's .:nr. oth @dittos. Just . reedletnes, $4. each; pat free, Is. :N..: Caws, ter the Mlle or pocket, exordia( to the ta.stag 6 bottles. is. 24. 4O bottles, 136. 12 „ lb. IS „ ISs. 24 " 24.. 311 „ 26a. 1 , hearer assortment of the following raltiab4 externs Calendula. and Rh.. Tozfereletdron. Goods care • pot or railway: or for Trarmaarine passages. ppm mairrasts. and veterinary surgeoas supplied terse. ortTNIC COCOA. IL 4d. per lb.; CHOOO - FOOD. la. 6d. per lb. ; Destlfriee, Pe . are nolvereilly approved oL pith explustory ear. gratis. 1% 111E1,1101.783 LS WORD .+ '}HOLD WORDS.-A 41= • %L. &dined the . instrnetina awl entertainment r 7 ro . 7Coodoctod by CISAIWIS Damao,. No • of the 4th Wt., moo id.. or limped id. Part L ^so I Id. Alto, 11. LLD NAIRATITE of (TRAM !TENTS, Wire .aiest to litotiohokt Words. Price 2d ,or .tampok . Welasiramstriet. North (vier* all r nuamicatWo be aldrimeid) ; sal mU bookrUen awl smarm. HIT OF MT M 1 N D.' Re +Komi... Th.: Proper." No. 2. Oa the inupper.tris L•ment," by Lord LtroLs ia 7 'el, Howell: or, Who's to tars bin oat?" rtirll2l of the Englyeln. • Amain Teeth" NCIL No. 464, for May 1. ft.7<tt, led sold by all booksellers sad newneen. Jaw rearee. CATHOLIC MAGAZINE sad REGISTER. Jr.:6 lateral lbarloq with late llap—llecol. II tot ilea—tartr el tbe Churat—The New Law -Ceereopadeace—lhowe—lteolsore—ltegietor • 1. Li. Leteet hooker, lk imam aa d Ma. haireroAn-rem; so be Ma tan I. 'wep Pamt.Medd, L ot h 7 IRIC RELIQUES • * Boyles of Rep o nf Jewellery, Odd sad ?elm ?late, rand. •-. fc., la loyal red Noble Collections, Col*po, sad :• • - he:, rid which Muni, loomed to I.eictoele f i ••• Drava tram the aristaMs awl etched by Josasu «4447, he Ilesarel•se rrt lelsrinftg and kraut. y to atm they hoe bassual Lea • • :Pi la Wary. Wile Is tam% "is doll arrettia. •ue elsie ant Wit mak *Maw bargee ea *am soa. •e •• Blabey yaw. Eighty I M" Ulna% 'IL; ta• Hem TILL tbe baparioas the Weed • ..rd ; Os Marks ? Xot only at Naga bat .nt•ft. sal of dr ma was les•• dad boa* ea eala d Wiry. In dee lidigsa teed lama she lei errs* um/ estliprory Y. ropood arra of ilbreationo 4. iwelf b IY eirsavare wed of = i itaxi. 10 ti• ism et or - the bosioty area of Or • owl IP -.• ..ear Naar en re inibeVia• T w th is r li ngioro wllb • . oe estrum on tie rose of tarry rourrio. • rye Illarrabro will be of re meld importmoo; ~.roarreer,of oirroely Mw vulva, as the arrow roar • •• urea on Mew of emorise beery of form or striking •• r•ir ay* orb by foral•klai dam. will enable bla is • ri• Is restyles of varbous period.. • wheel' the Wart la Monthly Parr. warring Wows wit\ Ur neat aerapulutia sad Orr tantatifully ripswird as wor d . Th e pries 7014 . . the Wei of the Week be Imperial eve.; a lambed lee. the esteeeet telly warmed. sad the labial w.' he mere ekilWy eaimatueleatlasa reweetliti • r.t atet..4 bNes begrudge to tell, Weed. Looks. , ea 4 .a 'tea Parts. prise fa. ed. seek. Len Paper ~ 1 1,e, lb% Smirk Landes. ins OM Uslirmay seek LXU1b1110:41 OF 1901. 111. Alt STATEMENT d the NATURE 0 ,- r• •t the priparE GREAT pIBIBIT of et tie • .111 T al ALL NATIOYS, =dot its fauna to all a and %la, 4\ Pt. Martla'a.l2ne, London. at ma •.parc.l. of 13 spit^ at It ; and to prods of 100 • ..3 by .. baukaalleas. DA. MIXTAWILLII tlw woac6 b f pea 1 .. 01 MEN T of ] LIFE mikes! e; of tW.• i c e , Flt:,:z;i::rirtite ;Ed essemerlaera NNW 1., .r Ai. 4 Ldge—TM PM% UM% re= 1..... aL4 te.llll pasea-4bumry ••.-L0t.,..,0.t X t—Erealaila at It tido— 'n• 1 - 42 4, lir. , Slaspieg, Dubin, Als,lia. .. . a tlke MN:STAIN.. 2 vols. la. sulk ; by put. .t I.h.—Sliatch of blinks.. as I....anary—ltesunuonsi• of Doha. as .1.%00 pun, la 64. I.AT, bKIYK, aad AVOID. • 'Are pws and tern our worm may rah" ' . a": t•try lout :owe nod nue) of am • •• • tahet.:.l amtatitutina, that barrow he -, • ' Jr., bwanrim, or 'toady, sad shalom •r • Nt the tLet and phyoical naphtha at ; Nan , commit Oinallay .4 C.: :Rae aaabac. AxiikaiNk 111.. 'I R 1 I INT. ••ti ItostsT Buiugs.—Then in "'I • ,•"1, • all that relate s to the great 'L. tuts ploughman which extends '• A: , 4 , u•Sazon race. The little fact State may, therefore, be worth 1 0 ken• time there feu been travelling •-•% v id the remote island of Borne), and ' •''.. Yaw g its rude people of head-hunters, a •' 1 :•••• , •1 th e :Am.: of Burns, and this young ••• grentiva, of Hobert !turns and "bonny ad%etituroue youth bah not only been end kindle treated by the rude DYsks. " Pr , t of the Kajaa siting, the most powerful ' • 41. 0 , bee r ota him one of his daughters to "'a t the tater.' biographers of llotert Burns •!• Leman ke:ittoocl, be able to enamPrate • clmw•detaa tlettae also of • &mesa prince. • ht ` • - overod mines of antimony and d• it. lier,eo m ute esti nein than any in the 4. •••• ot Aiberi el . li t seems, 1110fOOVOT, to be * l e Know a rest tnterprinn, but also a man 4 " no and grid towmtion; for he has a' o l pu'Aie...tl lay far the bet and uuttig mtustit.t of Borneo which has 0 Ifrelt 1 65. ' 0 to th e public. The grand n.b who tang "on the banks q , r• tr yid and intelligent traveller in the 1 41 liornt-3 sod on tn. Equator. We do not tbt- pet t rad have aa' ici pate d hie destiny for I dov, fn his fortf a th ers , it w as . :"""••• 1 ••••••ee th a t wane ot em limy possibly ' ' I to ge-dv kings in the th.trgo of a hos • , r , :Or nit P. l tO+Ell Of ,renel.— • , bo't lqte. Ay • L. k ..t he's au , 1p trod/ma dimities kiesialt row, Lid 144 erg *ken pm akar. lei. SPORTING. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. BETTnIG ON TI7ZSDAY NIGHT. 6t ° nu =as (I) 10 So stet atuarw 6 to I— Sow Netdril (t) le SS to Penned The (t) Knight ct Arend IS to I Tho 410 to Ildennoy (t 1000 to DOWNS (t IS to I MI6 Cam (t) lea to 10 B araboo /I) IS to Ito lOOt. e end II t ot is ir hundreds CUP. Liken shoos Peepeday- Isoz. /Neese Tan PAMPAS PLATA AT NORTHAIIIPTON.—This taw was re.opened after the rues this at moons, whoa the stewards, after heel* : to. ratios unstated, decided that the evilest* was aot maths% to wettest soy altered= in the detisi given at Noe: ha~ptas. Nswxnasar encona Beams Maartmo.—The following are the asiosptantee for the HaHolk &ekes : .. . et lb____ --. et lb Backbiter. II yrs -_ 6 7 I Eva. 4 yrs 7 6 lirrtert, 4 score 7 3 elutes Mo w (teekidiag Mem. 4 6ll Illb estral. 4 yrs. 7 11 Bartkeez, 3 yrs 6 9 Quesumeas, • yrs Quisies. 4 yes ribs MANI ersiebt left la bele' ha lab, it was rsina a la nu, and lb. earn la prepartlaa. WEDNESDAY'S RACES. Swetrorails a/ 50 some. .as h 5, for lhatir-elia R.N. (4 mita ) Mr. lansbotrea's Deers Bon" 7se lAA (S. Mane) I lord Wee's • by laberfwer re Jerry. lore% sot et Dere. slrrysee (Maim Lard W. Powlert's Neurgword, SW 711 p . 1 ) 8. Rogers) 3 SWINTSTAIII4 0190 *M. SON, b ft; teats, Bet 71b ; fillies, Set 3.b; those got by stadia= or out of mane that hood • winner allowed 3 lb. D.N. (9 sub..) Lad H. Lennoz's Peehuntee. Set 71b (Flail I Mr. Howard's Chleftasn, let 11 (A. Day I Lord Lute's Nuthatch. We 41b (Norman 1 &tune : 8 to 1 on II -*hooter, who made all the roe ring, and won 111 a canter by *no lengths. Rua in 1 Ws. 49 sees. Fran of 50 eon. ; for tern-yr•olds, 7st 71b ; four, Bee 121 b; five sad upwards, get 31b; on. and geldinps allowed 31b; tW wiener to be sold for 200 son. if demanded, and allowances if to be sold for Ices. I) 111. Mr. W. Edwards' Whitianne. 3 yrs. WWII (W. Boy I Cot. hers Vass. 4 yrs, Ist I Ilb (Tannin 3 Ur J. Gerard's Jost. 3 yrs, tst 711 (G. Brains 3 Lord Esteem's Goodwood. 4 yrs, tat alb ... .... (Chan& 4 Lard Exeter's TWO,. 3 yrs, 3st Illb ........... (W. Hubei, 3 Mr. Rogerth Iby the Marl ot itabaarad. dm by Glaucua, I yrs. list BM (Macro) I Betties: 2 to 1 apt Vasa, 6 to 2 at Jest, sod 4 to 1 sgst Goodwood. Woo by two moth., as beating Jest by a length, the latter Walling nearly two lengths before Good wood. RUM in 1 Eats, 47 woo BWIIIPATAILIS of 60 WM each, h It, for 3-year olds; colts, list 71b; Allies, flit 31b ; those got by stallions or out of stares that never brad a winner, allowed 31b. D. M. (14 lists.) Duke of Bedford's Bordeaux, lit 7lb Mr. Coma'. Nee k lace, Set . ......... ( R Cotton 2 Lord Exeter's Nutcracker, Net 41b (Flamm 3 Betting: 2tolon 13 admix. A very hollow race from first to last, the favourite waiting into the cords, and winning it • canter by two Imolai. Run in 1 min 60 sec. Bwnartraias of 60 son each, fur 4-year olds and up ward.. r.Y C. (3 subs.) Mr. Payee's Crucible, 4 pm. 7st Mb (Fianna) I Lord UMW. Rithmtas's, c yrs, set 71k (Pearl) 2 Lad Glasgow's I, by Lanerrost, oat of Canada, 4 yrs, Ire 41b (Pettit) HANDICAP SWSIPSTAISS of 20 eon. rich, and only 6 if declared, &a., for 3 year olds and upwards. A.F. (6 subs, three of whom pay 6 sovs. Mr. Barnes Sabsrbry, 3 yrs, Ist I 7lb (Mama) I Mr. C. Marion ■ Pius the IX., 3 yrs, Tet 9lb (Pettit) 2 Iced W. !owlet's Citre and Take, 3 yrs, fot I2lb...(Dockeray) 3 SWIZPOTAILIS of 60 von. each, for 3 Tr olds; wits, Bsl 71b; guise, Sit 21b, tot engaged In the 2,000 piss. or 1,000 guineas scabs ; 4th allowed, die. A.F. (5 subs.) Doke of Rotland's °mita, 7st 121 b (Boyce) I Mr. Casstre's 711, Tromp, Sat 310 (R. Cotton) 2 Mr. ford's &tin, 7511210 . (Bartholomew) 3 HANDICAP PLATS of 501. ; for 4 yr olds and upwards. Ctearewi , eh course. Duke of Rutland's rmeater, 4 yrs, 7st Sib (Chapter) I Captain Lowther'a Watchdog, 4 yrs, it Ilb (Dore/ray) 2 BETTING ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. - ONE *fp dA24 D .1311;liA to • {to It opt I e I opt Coldoxsia 2tol 7112 otka. - - 10 to 1 opt Lsode tiny 1 13 to 1 apt Probity (t) 10 to 1 Ili DL ST. 01Ins Is take IS Wl;iso — si Mille Wens. BETTING AT MANCHESTER-TUESDAY. ONII TISOVIWID GCIXEA BTAKZII.-6 to 4 apt Tie it), 5 to 1 apt Itznue filly (t) Cuanza Ccr.-8 to 1 apt Peep-o'-day boy (t), 10 to 1 yet Basedaries (t), 13 to 1 apt Mies Ann, 13 to 1 apt Blanca, 16 to 1 apt Etlerdsle, 20 to 1 apt John C 0...,, 22 to 1 apt R4lasd, 25 to 1 apt Cossack, 25 to 1 mot Monaseer, 1,00010 15 wit Nitwit'''. DIRKIT.-6 to 1 apt Bolingbroke (t). 6 to 1 apt Clincher (t), Bto 1 apt MILTON*, 10 U. 1 oltitear, 15 to 1 apt Tie Italian, 20 to 1 eget Ghillie Celina, 25 to 1 apt Pitalord. CRICKET. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO OF CARLISLE AND DISTRICT. The first read match of the 01111041—iatleal, the really fiat match of the year —was onamenad at Callas en Toes day. At the termination of that day. the Blom had lost ealy eight wickets, the more standing tine : Tan lksviat. . _ - -- ---. A. b Imams 0 Moot Clark, b Wtlibt - 0 out 14 Parr, run out .....-........ Eon, b Tboopoon .—. ......... 27 8y,., 7; rude, 7, Do lull, 1 ll, aistwrfts, b Animas 3 N. roil; Li, 14 Thompon A. MISS. lob b Aimitmoo A deputation, on the subject of the Galway rail road, toosirise of S.r Percy Name, Mr. J. Blake, and Mr. Anthony O'Flaber , y, bad as interview with the Chan. cellar of the Esabequer yesterday, at his official residence; is Downing street ROYAL INSTITUTION Or GMAT BSlTAlN.—Yes tarday barroom the annual wieetlait of the la cabin of this institution wee held in the Theatre, Albemarle-street, his Grace the Dabs of Northumberland in the chair. It ap peared from the report, which woe ten , by Dr. Oranville;that the society had been more than ordinarily prosperous daring the past year. Several valuable donations of books were acknowledged, and it was stated that lectures had bait delivered daring the peat year by the Master of Trinity Colleen, Cambrielne (Dr. Whewell), Profaners Baden, Powell, Faraday. Owen, and Brand., Dr. 0. A. ManteU, Dr. Pettigrew, Sir C. Lyell, the Bee. B. Sidney, Mum. Grove, Barlow, Brodie, Cowper, Bunt, Mansfield. and Carpainel. The report was adopted, a vote of thanks was accorded to the ehauman, and the meeting separated. HOZTICULTURAL SOCllTY.—Yesterday the Anni versary ineeting of this society was held at the society's roosts, Regent's-street ; Sir Charles Lemoa, Bart., II P., in the chair. Dr. Lindley read the report. Daring the year 18,617 tickets were issued. and the receip t exandeed those of the former year by 2221. The expeuditure assoested to 7,8914 13e. 4d.; the receipts were 9,3301. 4s. 4d. ; and the dielnreemmits 8,8971. 89. ld. ; exclusive of 1,8681. la. 6d. lia bilities. The property of the society was valued at 13,2051.165. 9d. The number of visitor. to the gardens, ex clusive of exhibition days, was 7,782, being an iserean of 868 over the pncedine year. Toe report was adopted, the caused and ether officers for the year were elected, and thanks were voted to the chairman. EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE OF A FORBIO!! GENTLE max.—Yesterday a thole inquiry was gone into before Mr. Caster, at the Whits Hon lon, Oodatone, as to the shavolar death of a foreigner under the following circustatthoss :—On Saturday evening a gentleman meet fashionably dragged went to the boy of the White Hart lon, and asked if he could have a bed for the night, as he was going by the train in the morning to Brighton. The landlord told him he could be accommodated, and the servant lighted him to his bedroom. As he did not get up by nine o'clock the next morning. the landlord went to his room to tell him the train would soon start, but he obtained no answer. Tit,: door was broken open, and an appalling sight there presented itself. Every part of the room we. spotted wi'h blood, and he was lying cm the floor with his carpet beg under his head as a pillow. A pool of blood surrounded him, and by his sine an open razor covered with blood. On the ezeinination of the body by a burgeon who was called in, it was found that with the left hand he bad cut through 'Wiry artery and muscle in the right arm, the mark of the mew being evident on the bone. Ile had then attempted to Inflict a similar wound an his left, but it was not so effectual as the other, wet probably from the want of physical power. In hie peke! was found a letter from en eminent firm is Feat kforr, in which he was stand to be John Pall, and there wee also • certificate of his haying biseome • eitisth of America by neturalisation. He had but four farthings of English money in hie pothrodos, but a number of French and Garman silver toine.—The Coroner maid it was a most extraordinary case, and nose but an open verdict amid be returaed. He undmtood that the rtetor of the parish would write to the firm at Frankfort, mad the body would not b• buried uatll an answer wee received. The jury returned a verdict, "That the &erased deetroyed but they had no evidesee as to the state of hie mind." • - - Toe New Has or Commons.—Yesterday return to parliament wSe priatwt, showing the estimated amount required to finish the offleial homes of the Btrasker and ~ tfic• rs of the Houma of emotions. The 'etiolated amount to finish the official midget , ' is 30,1001 The ex pense which has already berm Mooned le respect of the rmi d ~css is 74,8001. The amount of rent and allowances paid •.r tl 'et/40),0t id c.• of tf.o 8 r _krr sod o,t,r ottion of the Howse of Commie Mime 1831 is stated at 27,1961.11 e. 6d. • LAW INTBLLIGENCB. THIS DAY. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. &num IN Baarco.—Banma Las CNI hence Miumj Jamesso. Csmnrsu, Ma. Jews= Wiusars. AND Me. Ammo TALror THE GORHAM CASK ----- EX- NUM Pal BISKOP OP BUM, IN I 00111IOM O. TIE i - i i it; voski - z . Ta a . Biz Fitzroy Kelly (Mr. Badaley wee with him) mid he was Mistrusted, on behalf of the Lord Bishop of Baiter, to ram for • rale telling upon the Right Hon. Sir Herbert Jenne, Post, Kat-Mena atlas Arabes Court of Canterbury, and hie I Orme the Archbishop of Canterbury, to show cause why a prohibition should not issue to prohibit them, or either of them, from malaise, by way of monition, citation, or otherwise, the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Bleier to nears to the Amine Court the letters patent under the event seal whereby her Majesty presented the Rev. °seep Cornelius Gorham to the vicarage of Brantp ford Bram in the smutty and diocese of Brater, and from admitting him, instituting him, sad inducting the said (G. C. Gorham) thereto, sad from carrying out an order of sonata made by her Majesty, funded upon • re past or rettosamsadation on the premed* of the Privy Connell in a muse of appeal, la • emit of duple: gunk ' twins 0. C. Gorham and the Bishop of Baser. We are usable to give a further report of the case, owing to Sir F. Kelly being engaged in addressing the court when oar report left. The Bishop of Bute, and several clergymen were present In mum. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Brrrogos in auto. THE FACTORY ACT. Ta■ QUEEN O. HOPWOOD. Mr. Penhley, in this cue, moved for a rule to show cause why a writ of certiorari should not issue, to bring up a con viction against certain parties of the name of Hopwood, who were manufacturers in the neighbourhood of Blackburn. The conviction was bad under the Factory Act, and was one of fitly convictions had against the same parties. The question as to the validity of the other convietioes would depen.l upon their lordships' decision as to one of them. The avenge number of hands employed by the parties convicted was shout 1,300 of all ages. The firm consisted of two partners, father and son—the former an aged man, who attended bat little to the business, and the latter having been absent for a few days, on account of indisposition, when the alleged violation of the set occurred. They had both frequently given directions to work within the statutary hours, and within them only. On the Sth of Much last, no lees than 60 summonass were left by a police man at the mill. These summonses described the residents, of the proprietor as being at Prestos, in the samecounty. By these ensantonses the Hopwood' were maize to appear, at 10 o'clock on the following morale& before the magirrates. The time which was given for appearance wee only 23 hours, although the defendants lived at Blackburn, and the magis trates at Preston. This being considered by the defendants as too short a time to enable them to avail themselves of the defence, which they wen competent to mike under the act, they ampiwered a solicitor to/apply to the inspector for en adjournment. But the solicitor, havieg made search in Prestos, could not find that the inspector lived there. The solicitor wee then instructed to appear before the magis trates next morning, and apply to thou for an ad journment. That was the only duty imposed upon him, it being impossible to meet the charges within the limited time given fir appearance. The affidavits shored conclusively that the iefendants had • complete defence, the offence with which they were charged being only a prima-facie one, and the set, in such cue, making it competent for the defendant to show as a defense that the offence was committed without their 1)6%4, and by the &fault of other parties. Bit the making of such • defect@ involved the necessity of much longer notice than was given on this occasion. The solicitor's applics'ios for adjournment wee refused, on the ground that additional expense would thereby be Weaned in bringing up the witnesses again. The defendants offered to pay all such expenses as would be thus incurred, but the application wee still refused, on the ground that an adjournment could only be justified by the absence ors material witness. The magistrates then inonized if the solicitor were prepared to contest the cuss. He informed thou that he was without instructions to go into the merits of any of the cuss, but that many of the sammonses were incorrect, and that muy of the persons alleged to have been over-worked were ant in the mill at all, whilst others wen only there from mere curiosity. He then said that he had no alternative but to submit, in all the cues in which it should be clearly shown that the parties were really over. worked. Is one as, and in one alone, some evidence was gives, and without taking any evidence in the other eases, the maginrates proceeded to convict in all,intlic log in 10 uses a fine of 31. for each use; and in the remainder a fine of 11. for each ease. By the 43rd clause of the act, it was plainly the intent* oaf the legislature, that *efficient time should be given to the defendants to bring the real ollenier before the magistrate. No particular time was specified in the statute, but it was competent for this court to say whether sufficient time had been given. Lord Campbell.—l am of opinion that the role ought not to be granted. If the magistrates have acted mal• fide, they may be liable to serimisal information for their misconduct. Tee question is, are we here authorised to review the man ner in which they conducted themselves in this cue. By the struts the certiorari is taken away, and our common law jurisdiction being /thus taken away by the legislature, we have no right to interfere, unless it can be shown that the magistrates had no jurisdiction. The question comes really to one of law, and must depend on two considerations : first, whether we are to lay down a rule as to the length of the notice required ; and, eecoadly, whether we are to grant • certiorari, became there was no jurisdiction and evidence hen not been heard. With regard to the first, it was left to the diueretion of the lutists*, and we cannot in this case lay down that the notice was bed. With regard to the other, no want of jurisdiction had been shown, inasmuch as regular summonses were clearly served. Even if the parti:s had not appeared at all, the magistrates had jurisdiction, and we are riot at liberty to examine the manner in whisk they have exercised it. None of the cases relied upon show that the magistrates had juriedietion. Here they had so ; and, whatever other remedy the defendants may have against them, the writ of certiorari cannot issue. Mr. Justice Pattuon —The certiorari has been prima facie taken away, and the question hen is, have facts appeared to show that the magistrates' jurisdiction had been taken away in the eases. The defendants were bound to appear at the time and plus mentioned in the summonses. What was pro per time and place it was the magistrates to determine, and this court cannot interfere. As to the obj'ction of the non appearance of the defendants, it is competent for the part*. to proceed in their absence, on proof of the doe 'orrice of the summons. As to their proceeding without evidence, that was no proof that they acted without jurisdiction. Mn. Justice Wightman —The certiorari being taken away, the court cannot interfere, unless the magistrates hail acted without jurisdiction. Two grounds were relied upon to show that they had none: first, that there was not sufficient time between envies of notice and appearance ; and secondly. that they had determined the cases without hearing silicon. A reasonable time must be given, but It is for the magistrate to determine what is reasonable tome, no time being specified by the statute. If the magistrates had jurisdiction, whether they had evidence or not, is not a questioa whic h: may be made a grsnnd for removing the proceedings, now that the certiorari has been taken away. Mr. Justice Erle concurred. Rule refused. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. TH2 ROBBERY ON BOARD THI AVON ROYAL MAIL &SAX PACItT.—M. M. Delors° we. re-examined, charged with stealing two Bank of England nut's, one for 601. and the other for 301.; alth fire ounces of gold dust, value 1001., the property W. H. Strut, purser, in the employ of the Royal Mail Nteass-pteket Company, on a voyage from Vera Cm to Southampton. Mr. Robber appeared for the prisoner. W. Christain said—l am shopmaa to Mr. Carter, 'throw meter-maker, of Conklin. Oe the 25th of April the pri soner came to the shop, and I sold him • gold watch chain, reeds, Re., and also a rime. Those are the articles produced by the officer. They came to 191. The prisoner offered me • 501. note in payment ; but I asked him it he had a smaller note, as I did not like to channel so largo • one from • stranger. The prisoner then said " I can pay you la gold dust if you please, but I objected to the gold dust, as I did not know its value. I took the 501. note and that it to the Bank of Ragland to be change!, and upon the messenger returning ha left the shop . Mr. Bailey, clerk is the Bank of England, produced th e 601. mote paid in by Mr. Curler. Mr. W. Brown, of Wood street, Chespoide, said, the pro sonar, on Monday last, cams to my shop, and brought with him four ounces of gold dust, and offered it to me for sale, 'tying he had brought it from California. I paid kit 74e. en once* fur it. He gave me his name and ad dress upon • piece of paper. Too gold dust was in a small barrel. lam sure it was the prisoner. Santee Brennan, the cflicer, said, I round 'the 'watch, ring lea, upon the prisoner. I could, I have no duabt, trace the 301. note. The prisoner was committed for trial. BILL. To-morrow (Friday) a meeting of members of pa/limiest and gentlemen will take plies at the maideme of Wm. Alexander Mackin am, Beg , M P., 1, Hyde-park•plete, t i emielder the clauses n..,1 provisions of the Int. r rents Bill, prep.orstory to the =Limes being brought before the oaf mints of As House of Comm..,. GMAT CENTRAL GAB CONSUMERS' COMPANY. On Theselay the half-yearly meeting of this com pany IMO hold at the Leaden Tama, sad was vary aims seemly reeradsd. Tli• Mak was awmpled by Mr. Th omas DAM. - The 111101t111TARY easesemeed the proceedings by read ies the repeats/Mr direetors, whisk waded to a very great lag* e is*, lime of which they extended that all the peemilen limy had made is their rof fl o ral prospectus were in f Wag esinpately full . They thought that e r s embllme ps egiepaaiee with • capital on which divi dead owed be paid of 1100,0001. could afford to all gee at the rate of 4s. par themes& sable feet, there could be so range doubt that the Gran Pura Gag CONIUM•fe Coupany,with a aphid el any MAK amid Slll nes profitable at the sane rate. The alresmse Mewed that they had balled all the efforts wade by the nosatopellets to retard their prewar —that they se w ed into contracts foe conveyleg their gas from the works at Bow Common to the diftiots of supply that they aided the active sympa thy of the Cart of Sewers that their bill had passed a Ant sad mead reeding in the House of Goeumenee-ehat the eanosittee had been struck, sad that they would go berm that cognomina with a complete body of seldom. and • mare triumphant awe than had ever before beat submitted b parliurst. The question for is- mediate denies was, the citizens of Loadoe, who had, by pentaislag autpamy, already saved 80,000 i. par awn, weraW now gag beha . the lapsing aawey wr this b 7 "------ iree.....-oreeer..- The auditor's report was next read. The total amount received up to the present time on calk and deposits was 32,0091. The directors held 1400 shares, and had paid up more thaw the amount of their first, second, and third calls. Mr. Croell, the company's engineer, held 1,250 shares, and had paid up 3,8121. 10s. upon them. He would shortly pay tip the balance of his third all, and he had promised that hie fourth call should be paid before the time limited for i s payment had expired. The SURVEYOR reported that the works would be nap plated within the time allotted, end within the estimate t re vioualy ten bred. Mr. CROALL submitted his report, m engineer, and said that after paying 10 per ant. divined and the whole of the expenses the company would ban a surpl us , accor di ng t o the calcu lation he had made, of 6,6241. In other words, the company could aired to supply gas at 31. 6d. per 1,000 ethic feet, and have a surplus probe, after paying 10 per nat. dividend, of 1,9001. (Cheers.) The various reports having been unanimously adopted, It was agreed that the directors of the company should consist of twelve shareholders; and Mr John Brad bury, Mr. John Warren, Mr. John Lcwe, and Mr. John Hunt, were elected directors to supply four existing vaeancies. Tits meeting then separated. EAST INDIA House.—Yesterday a ballot was taken at the East India House for the election of a director, In the room of Major-Oenerel Sir &Tribeld Galloway, K.C.8., deceased. At six o'clock the glasses were closed and delivered to the ecrutiesers, who reported that the sierra had &Ur on Major John Arthur Moore. NATIONAL REFORM ASSOCIATION.—The workmen in the extensive establishment of Mr. Jourdaic, silk dyer, Milton-street, Ctipplegate, have commenced a weekly penny subscription in support of the funds of the National Reform Association, by which means several of their number will weekly became members • and they have communicated to the council their detertainatroa to continue their tratribu• dose u long r may be required. CiItNEHAL DOMESTIC SERVANTS' BENEVOLENT IN -. ertrvrhox.—The annual general meeting of this institu tion took place yesterday at the Hanover-square Rooms, Lord Robert Grosvenor in the chair. The report of the committee stated that the number of members amounted to upwards of 4,000 subscriber., and that they poieeseed a permanent fund of 4,2001. The total receipts of the last year were 16091. 17e. 2d. ; the pensions, 171. 10s. The in thsttheats were, for 1,2581. 18s. Id. at 3 per cent. consols, purchased in the year, 1,1801. There was a balance in head of 711. 17s. 101. The resolutions, embodying the principles of the society having been proposed and sup ported, were agreed to, and the meeting, which was very full_y attended by female., adjourned. ROYAL INFIRMARY FOR CUlLDREN.—Yesterday, the anniversary festival of this institution took plats at the London Tavern, Bithopegate-street ; the Duke of Cam bridge in the chair. He was supported by Mr. Freshfield, the High Sheriff for Surrey, the Messrs. Barclay, Dr. Wilt thins, Dr. Dandy, and many other infineotial gentl emen i n the districts of Southwark and Lambeth. In proposing the toast for the charity, his Royal Highness mid that he felt pirtiesilarly proud in presiding, uthis establishment had now been founded for thirty-four years ; and was patronised by two of his most dear relation, the Dukes of Kent and Sussex, unfortunately now no more. The great object of this charity had been that of an hospi•al, but, owing to the want of funds, it had been necessary to let the building. Up to the present moment, 170,000 out-patients had been pro vided for, and the last average had been 700 a month. There was another thing which made him particularly anxious about this charity : It was very extraordinary that although many charities existed in the country, there was no charity entirely for the ;wroth* of relieving sick chil dren. It war believed that 6,0001. would cover all expenses incident to the opening of the hospital, and create a &effi cient income wherewith to maintain it permanently. He gave "Prosperity to the Royal Infirmary for Children." Mr. Freshfield proposed "The health of the Duke of Cam bridge," The family of his Royal Highness bad many clams to the attention of this inattention. In 1817 it had received the patronage of the Princess Augusta, and subse quently that of George IV. and the King of the Belgians. It had also received the patronage of the late lamented Queen Dowager • and last, not least, that of the reigning sovereign, who gad not only sanctioned this royal instita- Lion, but had given a subscription of 201. annually. Several other gentlemen replied to the toasts which were given, and the secretary announced the subscriptioas for the evening to have amounted to 1,0771. Loss OF Two LIVES ON TIM RlVER.—Yesterday evening, between 6 and 6 o'clock, a pilot boat (the Brothers) eonthining two persons, was run down on the Thames, oppo site the entrance of the Surrey Canal , bythe Nymph, Weiolwich steamboat, a her passage up the river. Two waterless, named Allen and Polker, were employed to tow a vessel called the Prince Albert, belonging to Cowie, out into the river. The Nymph was observed by the persona in the boat, and also those aboard the Prince Albert, within a few yards of them, and coming at full speed. Allen called out to the steamer to s'op, as did also several persons on board the vessel, loud enough to be beard by the people oa beard the steamer. No notice, however, was taken of the calls, and the steamer struck the Brothers OS the larboard quarter with such violence as to swamp her instantly. Toe Brothers was cut completely in two by the steamer, and the two unfor tunate men were never seen to rise. The steamer n slacked her apeed, but continued her course up the river Several boats put off to the assiaance of the unfortunate men, and the drags were employed for some time, but without effect. About 10 o'clock the body of Polker was picked up, off Rotherhithe, and in about an hour afterwards the body of Allen was, found eff Duke's-shores-tairs, Linehan's. ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE INTRAFALGAR-SQUARE BASIN.—On Tuesday night the pedostrians passing by 'hotel gamsquare were somewhat astounded by hearing cries of help " proceeding from the twin nearest Charing -croak It appeared that the assistance was required by a young man who was standing up to his middle in the wet r holding ep the seemingly lifelses body of • female. He stated that he and his wife were going towards Wes. =Jester at nearly midnight, when he tidied the female clamber up the side of the basin and deliberately pitch herself in head foremost- He ran to the opt, and not seeing her rite, he supposed that she had been stunned by her head coming in contact with the marble at the bottom. He went in and picked her up, she having been lying at her fall length at the bottom for some monde. Assistance arriving, she was con veyed to tle Charing-times Hospital, where the stomach pump was applied, and other restoratives given. After some two hours, she roovered so far as to be able to speak, but from her incoherent exclamations it was ascertained beyond a doubt that eke was quite mad on the subject of religion. The moment she returned to her senses she commenced calling upon kyr God to witness how she had performed the rite of tsarina according to her belief, via , by immersion, she being a baptist. When asked why she bed attempted to commit suicide, she teemed asisesd, and said that she had been merely baptising herself, but that she bad no recollection of the pool that she went into. The house surgeon stated that had she bees in the water half a sinus lower life would have bees eathiet. ACINCINGIANK—THIS DAY. suom—Tee market has been dull, but cannot be quoted lower ; the public sales, 'molting of 3,600 begs of Java and 350 bhds. Cuba, did not give fresh quotations, as all the sound portion was b:ught in. Refined dull; grocery lumps, 48s. Bd. to BOs. 6d. CO/FM-600 bags of good ordinary native Ceylon, of the new crop, sold in public sale, 40s. to 415., which was fully 6d. above the private contrast price of yesterday. Comm continues firm, at us. advance o ft par lb. quoted yesterday on 'Change. Daoas.—The fortnightly Balm are programing without any material alteration. The public Woe have bees few and unimportant to-day, and but little done by private so ount. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Ths martin is rather firmer for forward dolivm, with low disposition to sell. Tim quotations are :—Pstnrye Y.C. oa tho spot 375.; April and Nay, Ws. 9d. ; October to Doossaber, 38s. ed. BMMIFIELD HAY'MARKET.—THIS DAY. Cop r s*d Dials rsprft (bp tollnwtas ouotatime : —Prise Meadow, 68s. to 725. ; interior, 60e. to 63'. ; Meer, 60e. to Ble. ; Straw, 225. to 26.. MONEY MARKET. WKII/111/11:41r ETININO. The amount of revenue derived by the French cus toms from the import duties during the month of March, was less by nearly two millions of francs than during the same month of 1849. The decrease is principally in coffee and sugar, whil s t the receipts on the introduction of produce from Belgium, comprising manufactured goods, metals, and coals, show a consi derable increase. The entire French costs ma receipts during the first three months of the present year were 27,854,999 f. against 28,612,263 f. in 1849, and 23,022,378 in 1848. The trade returns for the first quarter of the present year show some inter esting results. The imports of French colonial sugar have amounted to 99,295 quintals, against 103,875 in 1849, and 125,261 in 1848, whilst the quantity taken for consumption during the same period was 100,468 quintals, against 140,206 last year, and 118,498 in 1848. Of foreign sugar the en tire importswere 37,290 quintals, being considerably larger than in the two previous years, when the amounts were 24,044, and 25,957. The quantity taken for consumption also presents a remarkable increase: it amounted to 69,788 quintals this Years against_ 4%891 is MAIL sad 12.794 ins a falling off: they wen 48 , 286 quintals in 1850 , 56,519 in 1849, and 68,203 in 1848; whilst the consumption has been 28,808 quintals, against 54,236 last year, and 32,644 in 1848. Cotton has been imported to a larger amount than usual, 219,192 quintals being the figure, whilst, in 1849, it was only 166,703, and in 1848, 210,339. The quantity withdrawn for trade purposes has bell 146,014 quintals this year, against 142,597 in 1849, and 119,886 in 1848. Of indigo the imports have been respectively 1,606, 706, and 913 quintals, and the quantity Liken for consumption, 1,741, 3,321, atd 2,561 quintals. The stocks on hand on the 31st March, in the three years, were as follows, in quiltils - . 1850. 1649. 1849. French colonial sugar ... 93,973 Foreign sugar Caret Cotton Indigo The returns of the import and export trade of Bel gium for the first three months of the present year, which have just been issued, supply some valuable figures. In the imports of coffee there has been a very marked falling off, the quantity introduced and taken for consumption being only 4,807,953 kil., against 8,966,325 kil. in the same period of 1849, and 10,116,788 in 1848. In wheat there is also • large decrease, the imports being 6,725,370 kil., against 9,398,449 in 1849, and 16,605,890 the year previous; whilst the imports of barley, oats, and rye have been about the same as list year, though smaller than in 1848. Of raw cotton the imports were 2,678,826 kil., against 3,221,669 in 1849, and 2,578,237 in 1848. Hides have been introduced to the extent of 434,364 kil., against 545,751 in 1849, and 347,421 in 1848. Of salt the arrivals have been much smaller, consisting only of 4,057,768 kil., whilst the imports in the first quarter of 1849 were 5,524,838, and in 1848, 8,301,106. The imports of unrefined sugar exhibit a large increase • they amounted to 5,668,965 kit , against 3,610,6 00 last year, and 4,114,002 in 1848. In unmanufectured tobacco there is a slight falling off, and in cotton goods a small increase. On referring to the table of exports of the principal articles of Belgian pro duce, we find a great falling off in the vari ous descriptions of grain as compared with last year. The exports of wheat have been to the extent of 4,308,889 kil., against 23,422,603 last year, and 3,453,324 in 1848. Refined sugar has also been exported to a smaller extent, the amount being 1,770,230 kit., against 2,106,866 and 2,338,799 in the two previous years. The exports of ceuon goods hate been double those of last year, 356,913 hect. having been despatched. In flax for manufacturing purposes there is a large increase: the amount exported daring this quarter has been 4,048,598 kil.; in 1849, 2,397,644 kiL ; and in the same quarter of 1848, 1,685,503 kil. DUBLIN STOCK& —Aran. 30. ...... 941 BS I6 I I i 311 per Cast. stock 4 perpeat. Pipe Water Deli. /10, lOW. ... Royal Hank Wicklow Copper Mine .................— (SI. paid) 131 Great Southern and Western Ditto 4, S per Otnt. Preference l4 EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD. Batista; Aran. 30.—Belgian Ponds: Loan, 1640, Five per Cents., 971; Ditto, 1542, 971; Ditto, 11411, 941; Ditto, 1844, Four-and-a- Half per Cent., 891 • Ditto, 1836, Four per Cents., 84; Ditto, 1938, Three per Cents., 621'; Loan of the City, 1832, Four per Cents., 100; Ditto, 1813, Five per Cents. 951; Bank of Belgium, Four per Cents., 79. Exchange on London, 25.571. Hammen, Aram 27. Hamburg Tleree.and-a-HaU per Coats., 87 bills, 864 mooed ; Hanoverian Five per Cents., 105 bills ; Lubeck Loan, Four per Clots., 98 bills; Russian English Loan, Five per Cent. Hamburg Ceitilleatee, 99 money ; Ditto, Four per Cents. Stieglits, 834 money s; Ditto, Hope and Co., 3rd and 4th Series, 951 money; Danish glish Loan, Three per Cents., 701 bills, 691 mom, ; Ditto in lOW. shires, 701 tells, 70f money ; Ditto, Five per Cm 4., 931 bills, 91 money; Spanish Mee per Cents., 91 bills ; Ditto. p Three r Dents., 271 bills, 271 money; Norwegian Four Cents., per bills; Ammian Si: per Cents., 108 bills, 107/ money April per Cents.,los money.— Exchange on London St. Petersburg, 19, three months, 38.391. Aneraaosn, Aram 29.—Dutch Funds Active Debt, Two-and-a. Halt per Cenm., 251 money, 551 bills; Ditto. Three per Cents., 641 money, 621 Ms • Ditto, Four per Cents., 83/ money, 82 15.16 bills; East India Lo an, Four per Cents., 841 money, 84 11-16 bills; Commercial Company. Your-and-a-Half per Cents., 1641 money ; Amort. Synd., Threoand-a.lialf per Cents., 87 money; Russian rive per Cents. - Hope end Co., 1031 money, let bills; Ditto, Your per Cents., Meeks, 85 money; Austrian Five per Cents., 751 money, 751 bills; Ditto, Twoa-lialt per Cents.. 40 money, 401 bills; Spanish Foe per Cent, 101 money, 101 bills ; Ditto, Three per Cents., 291 money, 29 9.16 bille.—Exchanges on London: 12.u7; two meths, 12.02. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoct. The decline which has taken place in the French Renter has not exercised any material influence on the English kinds, at least not that extent which yesterday it was thought would be the case. The market opened this morning with Consols at 95: to 1, but since there has been an improvement, and they were last marked 951, the present quotations being 951 to ‘' l both for money and account. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 941, 1, and 1; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 96: ; and last, 971. South Sea Old An nuities have been done at N/ and 941. Exchequer Bills, Is. lower; they have been nego elated at 675. and 695.; and India Bowls, at 935. and 90g. premium. Long Annuities, mark 8 3-16 and 1; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 8.. Bank Stock, 206 and 7. South Sea Stock, 1051. The foreign stock market is steady to-day, with only a moderate amount of business. In prices there is no notable change. Peruvian Actives mark 70; Spanish Actives, 171; Belgian, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 861 ex div. The sake reported ars as follows : Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 861 ex div. Brazilian, at 861. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 651 and 1 ; the Four per Cent. Certificates, at 851, 1, and 85. Mexican, at 28 and 1. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, at 691 and 70. Portuguese Con verted, at 331. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 951. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 17 and 171 ; the Three per Cents., at 361. ENOI.IIIII FUNDS.—Tuts DAT. Mint Reek, 106 7 I 3 3s por Ot. Om. Oen. ni t 3 pet Ot. nal. Luna, Int i per CY Ini 7 3 ma Ct. Ora. Awn. 361 i Liebman . BUM tei to 71s. If ORZION FUN Ird. 5 per 04 Anders Dow* I per Vt. Great& Mu, 14 44 per l/t. Delg. D00de.66 90 Omar Deferral Dds.. 3 . 6 4 26 par east.. 6 per et. Dm.. 1646, 3 1 16 4 4 per Ct. lirsalliaa Mu. M 8 4 per Ot. Perui lma Das.. 70 I 'Ditto Now. 66 7 W. Deferral lids.. 6 per OR 800 Arm 51 3 Portuguese Door.. 33 4 Ditto OliDlutt Dig., $7 V 6 per Ct. I 1 tkle.. 106 3 Ditto Oolurb.Wks,— Unto Opiate 11d5.,146 174 Columbian trualor We.. 31 4 3 per Ot. Spur& mu 34 7 3 per Cl. minima eat, tu n Ditto Praire i1da..36 4 16 per Ct. Drab 113 e.. Mt 6 3 per Ct. Ifirestiala Ira.. 33 5 4 per 01. Drab Orr.. Mg 1 94giesuels Deferral litte..l2 13 LEEDS, Illy 1. SToon-itottnnos.—We have no material change to report to-do) to the Mate of the market. The transaction. this morals. have been at the following rate. Wed.:oam. 7 1; Kart Lancashire. al. 13a. tril.; North Staffordshire, la Si bd. da. ; York and North !Miami, threoat I ; York and North Midland Preferenoo, dia. IL 7j Si. 10 sc ss to ss ss RAILWAYS. DAY, Two oCLocit. The share market to-day is Tam rather firmer ' than on Tuesday, but no great amount o f b us i ness i s goiog forward. The partial reversion of the injunction granted in the case of " Carlisle v. the South Eastern Railway Company," by which the dividend lent declared is permitted to be paid, the injunction remaining in force as regards e future dividends , gave an impul se market for South-itasterns to he and the prices went up to 14; but it has since become weaker, and the last sale took place at 13Z. Great Westerns have varied from 60} to 611 ; Leaden and North Westerns from 101 to 101#; Midlands mark 32; South Westerns, 68. Males Itg.l Pd. auras ItAiLwan. 30 :Aberdeen ni t Do. Prel;;asee . _ " 7l' Avabgt.,Ner,BoAAL le. • Berke et Hants FAL (Cit. Wet. lO Bi perpaitt=tet.) rm ha ingm ealladtdrp‘oreetthgurr. !rit a guarantee Coda' prim Tuesday. 7i 2e i l S i Ms. llllaiL.Wely.titear Valle) Boars.sad Ex elm, eter d—Brie."7.l Bristol ... no. Pr iPa 264 27j 24j 23 s si 64 66 121 Ile Na 16 17 7 711 61 656 7 33 S S db. 1 1e Do. £lO Preference Chair and Holyhead .. Du►i* end Melba hoc. SS 10 SS SS Itj SS iss — t — An;iart — Do.Tillt D0(M.10•46 p. (7t. Pref. Do.(71.10a) 7 p.Ct.Pref. Samara Counties Do. New Pref. g p. Ct... De. Eat., 6 p. Ct., No. I Do. do. N 0.2 Do. N. h Z. 6 per Ct.. Do. Do. New do. 5 per Cent Rasters Union, our A (lat. E. U. IL) bo. also B. and C. Do.a s erl=. 6 p. CL) Do. New I Do. New a shares • Past Llneolnehlre Guaran teed 6 per Cent Ibilaborgi and Glasgow. 'mew, Yeovil, fa Dore!. Ember end Exmouth _ Olomouc h Dean Forest Gnat Northern D 0.5 shares, A,llleferred I I Do. a shwa. B, 6 r . Cl. Do. 5 per Cent. Pref... Ot. Bouth.and West. (Ira I Do. Eighths _ Great North of England.. De. New, g4O , Do. New, £3O Do. New, LII . Great Western Do. New, SI/ HMI and Selby Ds. shores ... Lancaster and Carlisle Do. Thirds Lancashire and Yorkshire De. Do. New (oxtail Do.llud,lerafleldhrheff. I Do. West Biding Crum Leeds and 'Ueda mid Thir4 Bradford... I Do. Pref. 6 to Gat No.l Do. Nat Do. Do . N 0.3 Do. Pref. Quarters 1648 London and Blackwell .. I Lon., Brighton, h B.Coest De. New sue. 6 p.Ct. Do. guarantsed S p. CL. late CroyclonThirda.. Do. Pref. S per Cent... De.Couvrt. S p.Ct.,11132 London and Gresawialt Do. Preference London Ps North.Wastarr . Do. do. New a shares.. Do. PtAhe Do./1 bi. ti: [coda' t South-Wasters lIDo, New, LSO Do. New, EPS Do. New Prefers's, .. Lowestoft GUar.i priCelL March., Bur.,andMatlock !Manah., Bhef.,lkLinco/nah Do. a IMAM, No. 1 .. Do New LlO Pref. _. Do. Man 8t Llnel.Unlos Do. ,650 shoes Do. Bina. and Derby.. Do. Cons. B. B B. 6p. C. Do.ErewashValleyPret i 'Midland Great West. (Ire' MiddlesbroNeKed. 6p.Ctgi Newcastle and (Ariake ... Newmarket . . Do. New 7120 i ti II 1 1 1 7 1 lID` SE 87 5 7pa 2 2 i 3 di at 6e 7 25i 27i 16 ST 161 16 dim 1 2 3 il de 10 10i 26 30 213 2 Par 18 f pm 33 47 ps. 64 66 31 33 36 31 81 01 93 95 dia. 461 474 21 214 10 62 1 cll6 par 34 3S 16 16 ala 101 10 016. 126 12 1 da 111 11 9E 9 di.. 87 89 561 6 3 3 dia. 6 di a. Se 34 dl. 4 dia par Si 4 78 79 133 133 104 104 36 38 56 :8 104 11 23 34 100 1014 2 I dim 1 dim Pel• 57 5 216 301 db. 17 15 db. if pm. 14 13 44 41 dim. 11 13 :1 74 6 74 34dla 91 112 271 274 dim 144 154 118 126 Do. Extension ..: 22 21 14 lb dia. 1:1 17 , 1 7 4 41 5 10i 10 41s. 80. Gowan.tri North Beitiali Do. Preference North Staffbedeitre oi - fo7d, U Preston and %Cm 1 0 Do. a shares (A) Itiod.,GuEcL, and Reigate dilepton and Ibtrain De.Ohepreth Extension 23 iaottiah 4.4 otral 25 '4,ntdati Iltdiand samara., & tstrm., Clues 9 Do., ere B 9 Do., Now Goons .tood. TO entrawabury and Own& 40 41 7 I . f 151 pis. r pm. pa du 11 12 /I Iw B 9 Da Haw let I Do. New-. to Do. Spa Cest. Prot... 64 Qiropshlre Union he 'South Dims Ili Do. Preference gi South 6646bnIaluria... rs i South Easters ... wfDo. No. 3 ... ; lecaißegisti;e4 ;Routh Wales ... & York, Maud abeffieW, Rotherham, and j gua. 5 p.Ct. ,Waterbrdaad Kilkenny.. I Wear Valley, 6 p.pL gua. 1;1 ✓els 1 X 1 37 i Pin " - do: '7 w Somereet,k Weym. Tork,NememileicHennek Do. o.N.E.PurchorPret Do.llartlepool Dockinni fork and North Midland Do. Preferenoe 6 8 3 4 16 14 dii. 1 i dis 11i 12i 4 4 dill 5 6 8 9 11 1 Hidis. 124, IS 44 44 29 27 dig. 9 4 1 3 24; $3l 39 40 II i 12 13 13 die. 14i 13 4 Si dia. 26f 7 26f f SI II li 4 !9.10 614 304 L 9011 ell 11 101 1! 584 6 31 31 4 Ws. II 13 121 Ilf i 3:I q l4l Ii GI6I di I Fil4 Ti 7 1 Pm.lll4 tts. 14 II die. 6 64 Ilf 12 21 2f 26 rs to 9 I a 7 II II a :~.;~~[ 141 St I BRISTOl„ May 1. Brom. Itions.mos.—Tho to.rket is 'till inactive, and shuts of all dewsiptloas art, of kw , value. The bushier w. chiefly eenanetltothame of the Ursa* Western um; the Midland cornpunie+. The luau:as ero the I losing 4Am of t;r, at 1 1. ;al Quarter abet, 12t and ; Ditto. A:l7 !Wane, at tai the.; Maliaart e at 31S; Loaden . Weston, st 101. FORIAON %LIVIA'S. ILagllatallaa Oats Italian! aad Austrian) .„ . Madura@ rad Amiens . Celan' Fsrdao,a (Viarsoa ~ Dates xeeeir ~ :.: .. ~t inai~s ._ ... Liu ti rest Ihdlaa eirlinatalo Lilll/WWII/S . ... ... ... n 0.... .« ... :: ?ydrid .i i Vnlentia N. , rthent of nesse .:: lOrleaar rod Bordeaux Paris sa t Orleans ... Paris sad Routs •.„ Paris 4,11 , ‘ Stri/bOll7l .:: Kasten and Hews Ilmistbn atsd Mews Timms sad Nantes West Flanders LIPERPOUI.. May 1. STOCII-EXCHANOI.—The market was a Mile better to day in feeling. but prices can hardly be quoted higher. Laneashite and Yorkshire cousol., 31—Ditto (Mth shares), 121 d.—Loudon. BriAton, and South Coast, 76.—Land.m and North Western, Idle. —Ditto (new I shares), ad.—Ditto (1 sha rer, C), I p.—Manceester. Sheffield, and - Lincoln (preference shares), 32—Ditto (4 shared. 271 6a..id.d.-14t. Helens H. & C. (prel guar.3 per et.), ILL —South Eastern and Doerr, la.—York, Newcastle, and Mewl& (O. N. E. 6 per cent. LW '3O), 61 d.—Dublin and Delimit Junction. 63 16a. bd. d. U ~~i ' • ' i t k , r j 1 i! I AIIANCHRSTER. May 1. Brociatiosarron.—Tan Ina no alteration in prim, but the market was heavy, and brokers appeared to have but few orders to purchase on hand. BIRMINGHAM, May 1. STOON-EBCHANol.—Tins market was firmer to-day. London and North Wenterne were done at 101 ; ohrewebur7 and Rh, mlngbam ll'a et 71-1 d die.; Ihrtninothant Canal!, at 874; mil gam mere end Chester Canals, No. 1, ut 30. YORK. May i. °MSS SS STOCL Exc ANVIL—aMr Northers Yr! • ~1 Sheffield, Rotherham, aad Goole, N. Dir. gmar. b A • •• 1 5 . A . % ' (4 b w r o )a 1111rP 41 0 116 *a° '1 IA NN