The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-05 00:00:00

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Port 11111= Ibk ewe r swistest with Presidia and ar,., proabbiet!, the undersigned have r and data ship or large t. enure kw the Thew 'worn will be sub. pi-wager, Ulawstre emigration °Mown both es :rec erre, he , aid will he despatched en w r athetyenaltUegt, kw which written Hs 'twee - dons of Uwe Ppleseld ,nitlaird; ea Mei Sited with emery .r.e the gegerekete., Wm.health, and wet itesoble agyertunitire kw the en. sober d intrewerhate awl average pea. r.stra. en oupplird la are.wdatr• with e of the Wet enektire, and le an gem we Aiwa shipmat by gin, mini at afters ore._ curd try Moron/My competent perms. 4 esprnet.ml.unieme ; nn ebiript twat :mbar, M rardieum. Mend =WWII . . ...vonL;act %nth tbr :;,1 *Lied prataitnualy, as directed W rar:orr are tar In and tltti OI ea& :Stti ham Elyawath. lariat Trahty ytk tbk has el dye at Pty. th• DANN, Milk, sad Cork Nom sew reatkrvd Um in task on el at Indies vet there. Time ships barks c. pr, elk isassukr Fond .4.pommitho irk w 1 k ,upplurt tritlt patilime kte ;kW, •ed t• kwk quirky. The o•leratit od ntirulatal amnia, 1. the pronegers tite Mona • rtertrins brim moo Po* mai liro Ibribrtr a o.ao ti . bete of the ficyot or pump . palleilk awash",midtsrt rrlatorma•ka, apply tatty orapiiihkg • .weekkrt i.a/f traderal to nob al the /twinkle or.. sad who km kik Aerie at poll Imes; forward/of th• ram b 7 the 3 pay 34. Teuebureb•wtreet. Larbst. WcoPM ASSURANCE arounem, tabibtlibil by Muter la the rely of Wag thine the hew. We LIEF, ULLNIE 1524 ItiNCE.t. Meow 7. 1t0r.4 [who" Corskill, rid 14 ft t-etreet. iPe espeeees of man..cring the We Pepettemet ere defrayed be the expo. reth.e. and net nken nom the pre emies hod. - I`r,tlu. are d•W so a bonus to pea :lora or paid la rash. or applied in &barman of the annual prenuunir. •a ali :ability d partnerabtp. vtiripitim to Feat,. 16:, of Kelepe are itherilly teene& mry'evert pthe of property a* andersie VICE et Me premien& n.: or rumen appecattem JolUe LAtaxsci. imetsq. MS, mad FIRE-11101 1 18. - t -. I•l7?tate id. 1"1111:MalilltMW (TOR end No* I , New. wart he the wadi, end orolii sash aa stuCLN KANUES. Elki42o/1/4 and as cannot be approJebed allewlere, ..tty of deafen, or mild•hiereas of wort. ,re oe that low reale far which Ws etta- tlf7r sante than o quarter of u warasy. NTAllitllt, and two Pete of boo, SI 1r; • aad two sets of tom SS 10s. to twisty =pits, with standard., from is. to SS; arttlt rich anaego animists. from root, from to. W. h e a rth plot SA me with rottlethig tfo trle sot approeed of. I...nailed catalogue nazi trim —Eatablubed is WIIIUMAIIIet ALIH-x. INFANTR—The REvALENTA ARA. tool rimer (witbriat 111•411 Cal, AM Se time le to,t to other mew et laustini. kwe sad Ditlooe sces. dyegeris (rilipstics), batoknalsom. hir!bir".. "Tka l 7* °R.,"°•• dO• a I . maw all ;Flier eireasetisam, aw 11:s., spank amps, penlyak ik ka i ; 13 , 144.4treet. lodes; mks of .ad Co., Ikuclay, 95, Earrtagiowalnet ; assay; aad at 50, GraceeliardiAreet ; rA , Ereel.within ; 1 6 9 and 491, Iltremd. as& al pare, beans, leata, rid Indian of the saw at thlolavalnaltl• ORI/8. A Waekl7 Joan& r CII AILTS DICKEYS. 0!No. IL km April 6: • lon.= a a Mar. .4 a Coat Ilie.—Osapter I. 4 ta.—Quipter Awoke*. Fr: c. 7. la a Ilird'a-Eye Slew. •haclowa !Paths ridQrrr DMA Otia • '7, price or strops. kr post, :d. OLP° in •raa•tree: :Conti forbore all eloomolliestkom to x adae,..4•14 sad sold by aL• b4oksellers and T . I.I . STItAfED LONDON NEWS of . Av. A. r.: R. contains the following *said Za . ~ t. fl-e. .tdelatde atearmehlp -Burrilag of Mae. % ...- -.. ,, merb gdeer Cup. de.igned by Wachs/ - • : A;..t.:-ter Entertainments: Norse from • ... In•.,ry-lane; from - Ivanhoe," Haymarket ; • It ir• Gla... Lyceum-Monster Lem of -. -C • :.tta Mahogany in the West ludier- Bri tian ..••• , 4 (loran..? Mayen! from Drestea -Charm. • • ~ , , nd Hope: Cape Waggon and W • • at.ees The white Drawber.roona a lrind:e ; • + .7..c10.4-With Hoene, Foreign. .nd Wade • !te News of the Weeic.-(Mee, We, etremd.- . ..... • • NEWS, NEWS. —Us Best, Cbeeret, • 1 N.•••:uper la the world. LLOYD'S WEEKLY - • I•API.Y. valuate Put large Orlemas of the very . • • • the a•reent of pu i kola all parts of the • - • •erft. ttOrreph, sad ether masa regsrethee N .... o! the Prete le pabilehall every ester* . • . et. Prue valy Thre poet kat. OW three e. :v n! Out% It, bery.eitors. LEM. sod - . • swte : tor rater ad me ante mast --- • w w,lll ST MEW= ELLIOTT. 11 la tuk, lep. •••• vim •i VERSE atil PROBE. By the Coax eh. Daubing abe • Mikes ea Motes won% Wort flombry, tor as "Clemrlid7 Pavikw," • taws, atter - Belem hod serfemsi • prod br Parka Fos, $7. P•••••••••t-ave. . _ ctuurrAus x.swwoass. at LIFE. •-• • :•• gee ridged re of Wm" a % •• ) k.-4/ii—wortai had timilmniontle UM ',tr.. r 4 isithsio—ne ?ft piaINS. rart= •athe tort r a ra pkase-Cearrry - ...-Leadaa at la traelaga at Came- We-- ~ Wier. tneeedarg, Hallam Alt, Wm. , . M. • •.. .t the 110UNTAILIN3. 3 rota la oath ;by past, • the Laltat-nlakh at lellabargh, ke. L... of Kilaraer-Itataakteatee at Dab:* al. ;I,# V. CAT, P Z tt ix Me won Imre sad tea ow earn sisy Ml. * .. .4 .i... 4 gym lima *Mr lei este) 0 asr. ' talk re Inhibited starthalks. that harm= tiro • mai at plaseune diet at study. aad emblelirs ...fee me rules kr the diet mil phrasal taraltaka et A karteralweva; Mara 11% Catalan ; Cerealho g 4t, sr dlnat kna Ile ekher, 11, ArgyiUgista. lia. CAWOMNIA GOLD. my hem the Phatedapiiii American the mitedel, showiest/ t►e rescipts co Cl'dorsi& the present tiros. Thep are derived from the .1 th. Vaited Btatas Mist i• that city . Usited States Mint, Philadelphia. el California gold received up to Dols. throaty, to as per lest mart.. 8.500,000 a the Ist tn the 16th Marsh, 18.50.. 825,000 i .4 dust on hand, bet set welshed, • t 130.000 Total DA& 9,476,000 Braid% at at New Otiamo. sp to 1* Jerry, 1860, r per 666,072 376,612 661,638 .r nr January, IMO ~ r February, 1860 •=•,pts from Um lit to *it 16th of 300,000 Dols. 1,904,129 liaeapitulatios. Doha I :aile4 Beaus Mist, Philadelphia 9,475,000 Mice, Now Otla.w .... 1,904,129 'nerd total be added say 760,000 dollave worth of gold somas is private heads. It would thus appear utvoiat of Caliendo geld received Mtn this w the bet eesaier ls ames * , is 1648, up to the pre *ad s the tray e4/11101111 bum al twelve Milhous eat eaansotta as it is, e 441 mush below the W.Ve TN easese at Oho Mut during the pr.- r r. ot lam very heavy, us say have bee. inferred • • '+r of e.rt litotes paid. About 100,000 dollen odes have been wised sad Ward, and a %stout will be wised is tits wares of a few days SIIIPPIXO.—N• ten Ash 129 vroorls 4. : •' '''" • ti.. ila , urjay put, n tr.r.d ( t w o I,,ftiotg gaddistant ports with 4 "*'^ it' roirehtudiso ; mad 511 mom vosools won •• • . 4 likuday as Laval, arrived la the port of leAdant THE QUARTER'S REVENUE. Th. quarterly retires of revenue, to be made op this evening, as oseipared with the quarter ending the 6th of April, 1849, will show a falling off in the Customs (for the reasons stated in Mondays Erpress), to the amount of about Ala there will be a decrease also in the stamps, but to mush extent only. All other items ars expected to show ea increase, especially the departments of excise taxes and property tax. The increase in excise will not (as stated in the extract from the °burner in Mondars &press) counterbalance the loss upon the customs. Indeed, it is doubtful whether the aggregate increase of the above-mentioned departments will suffice to cover the falling off. The receipts of the revenue will upon the whole, however, show an improvement upon those of last year. THE WRECK OF THE ROYAL ADELAIDE. MAROATZ, ATM 4. The gale of wind which sprung up from the south wo.t last eveniag, had the effect of driving all the to wake had gee oat to the vicinity of the wreck beck into hasher dbnag the sight, and es the wind still senteues to blew me very hard, nose of th e b oa t s have ventured to pat to to-day. Mr. Fronts, who wont out on reeds, with his diring apposes., has baba driven Is he shelter as well Si the rest, and to him your correspoadent is indebted for the fallowing particulars in reference to the preset ( state of the wreck, and th e d escr i pt i on of pro pony Nev. red. He stster, that sines Tuesday he has had the opportunity of descending time times by means of his dein dress, but I. consequence of the number of M.'S if gem locum who were at work with begs and hooks, emAsavairuig to never portions of the erg o , he has been impelled to Donde his operations to the dm part of the vessel, end has not yet had an opportunity of examining the hold, when the balk of the cargo remaining in ea wreck it may be fairly supposed will be found. Th e only p or ti on o f the cargo which Mr. Prime has succeeded is recovering is &boat ISO sheets of copper. This moms to have been stowed upon the deck of the stainer, but in consequence of the decks having been washed away, there is no debt that a great deal has gene overboard, and into the bottom of the wreck. Two bodies—those of a man and a woman—were hooked up out of the forehold yesterday, and have been brought in here for Christian burial. Mr. Davidson, the manager of the steani•prAet company to which the Royal Adelaide be longed, arrived here last night from London, sad has given the necessary directions on this subject, so that the Seim of any of the efortunate sufferers that may be recovered will be decently interred. The crews of the loggers from the Rim: shore report having parsed several bodies, lashed with wink lilr preserven, ia the " Blask Deem," se they were coming up to the wreck. The larboard fors quarter of the reseal which in a former report was stated to have breiken right away from the bulwarks to the keel, and to have been dis covered embedded in the Red sandbank t no miles from the Tongue sand, has been recovered and towed into Whitstable Nay. The greater preheat of the vessel's decks are gone to the starboard, and the retnsiaderof her larboard quarters are very much shaken; so mach, indeed, that Mr. nitwits is,, he has no doubt they will very soon either wash away or work (hie into the sand. Mr. Fume states that be tally anticipates, from the heavy gale which has prevailed all day, that when the boats go out again, they will fed a great alte ration in the appearances of the wreck. ATTNINTIC LIST or VIZ RAMIS 01 THI PASS/MO=l Irmo Palawan. This morning Mr. Hartley, the manager of the City of Deblin Steam Navigation Company, received from the agents at Cork the following accurate list of the punters's who were shipped on board the ill fated steamer on her leav ing that port for London: Way-bill of the steam-packet Floral Adelaide, from Cork to London, 27 , h day of March, 1850: Ally Hickey, and N. Leery,— Batterby, P. and Aen Sullivan, Loma (wife and chilli; C. Keene, P. Deane, and boy; K. Kelly, B. Ha milton, M. Creed, J. Keefe, E. Wall , and wife ; C Devine, D. Daly, Howley and Collins, M D.y, one child, C. Buck ley, Mary Roche, B. Murphy, E. Sullivan, N. Sullivan, J. Sullivan, B. Bottler, M. Young, J. Mason, wile and two children ; Biddy Hokin, and two children ; Hart Sullivan, and two children ; Andy Barrett, T. Murphy, J. Mur phy, Julia Murphy, one party; Alice Murphy, with three enildren ; Banett Madigan, and Collins, Ellen Bearden, J. Ahem Jade Kelly, one party ; Jerry Downing, M. 0'864, D. Fagne7. J. Cunningham, ost4 party ; John Graham and daughter, K. Lord's, Ellen le cry, Undergar, Walsh, Hogan and . Hayes, E. sad M. Uoynayek Boyle and sister ; Abraham Boyle and Will Bo le, one party , B Keekia and child, D Coleman, D. 76a. ; Jane Harley, Ellen Daly, C. Crash', ear 12 4 WE. Crowl.y, M. Carthey, 8. Sisoreeks sad Hannah Lana, B. Shea and Kelly, M. Brim, J. Hogan, J. Harrington, Mary Pucka; Mary Drii coll, Mary Cowley, and three small children, one party; four adults (no nanes given), John Fitzpatrick, Mary Picket and child, C. Sullivan and Mary Flann. , gan (booked, bat did not go), Regan and child, one adult (name not aims), M. Madigan, Pinkie, J. Marony, M. Shaugnesay, D. Ghana, One Williams,arty ; Kaufil, J. Kaufil, one Part Ilimaloa, C. WA. S east, MagTl6ll, J. Green, li. Hessmy, Mackin, Walsh. T. Buckley, Sally Finnan, Dwyer, M. Corbel, Noonan, Mary Leary, Fatty, C. D. Brien, one chid, soldier named Bennett, T. Sullivan, M. Donovan, Mahony, M. Barry, Hearn, and Howgan, Murphy, Collins, Ilingyy, Flan magas, two Sullivan', Coughlan, Reardon, bl'Carthy, Mellish, F. Glynn, Twoomy, Healy, Weldon and wife, J. Shausenessey, Madigan, Sullivan, Healy, two adults and these boys (no num), Hickey, three adults (no name). The only cabin passenger for London was Mr. O'Calla ghan, who said he might pit out at Plymouth. Thu names of those who shipped at Paymoutb are a. Mows:—Cabin passengers: Mr. Payne, surgeon, of Ply mouth, wife, and three children ; Mary Am Hurst, a mar. vied lady, who was travelling to London with her sister; Jane Welber, and Mr. Tucker, a ship's mate. Deck pas sengers : Asa Welch, who was going to join her husband at Weelwiela, and three children; Squire, a )ousg man; Munroe, and Thompson. Yrs list of the crew has already appeared, with the cusp- Hes of UN cook and a 14111•1111, whale names are not correctly smertained. By the above it will be Min that the number who perished were, from Cock, 144 adults, 23 children ; 14 passengers from Plymmoth, 26 mew, including esptain, Mr. John Batty ; total, 206. Several distressing senses have token place during the work, at the compeers °Mem is Leadsaball street, and at their wharf is Lower Best Smithfield, by relatives of the unhappy sufforen lantana* after their probable fate. The man Munroe, from Plymouth, was a pensioner of Me But ladle Company , and he was coming up to town to receive Ws passion. Amcsaget the eat wtonate creatures from Col k wee a young wile, aimed Julia Barrington. Her husband was a solditr la the gunge of the Eat India Company, at the barracks, at Worley, and ke had written to her to some up and see bum provioas to goiag on forties service. Through the gale of last eight the wreck has near:, been washed away. Mr. Davidson, the manager of the cempany's wharf, posting's at Margate, in order to superintend the in toreaest of what bodies are iraohed ashore, as also to provide SU peeper mess for recovering the cargo. The bay= of wind, however, which Ina been blowing the last 24 has :sedated all operatitcut impracticable. A letter was received this morales from the surninten dant of police at Harwich, aanoonglag the finding els body at that port, supposed to be coos of the cuff . A life preserver, formed of cork, was foiled attached to the corpse, evideunly showing that the poor fellow had made a desperate effort to save his life. By Ibis it will be seen that some Willi most have eloped before the noel broke up to have enabled the poor creatures to prepare themselves in the hops of escaping. LOSS OF AN AMERICAN PACKET SHIP. We reg►et to announce that the magnificent packet chip John'R. Bkiddy (Captain Shipley), which in her time stood earivalled for avenge quick purges, while on her homeward voyage to New York from Liverpool, went ashore ea the night of the let inst. on a point of the coast of Wicklow. Through an usaccountable stupidity (says our Liverpool correspondent) the penengen (from whom the in immation is derived) a thought of inquiring about the name of the plats, ; bat from their confused statements we learn that all the people got ashore I. safety, save the cap tain, the mates, sad a few of the crew, who were deter mined to stead e t the ship, although no reasonable hope weld to entertaMed that she would be saved as she was almoat full of water. It is else reported that the Albert Gallatin, New York pallid, is se hen ma the same coast. ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OP LONDON. —At the monthly games' meeting, held yaatetday, at the Society's berme, ia Haaover.sgeare, P. likhlater, Esq., end T. Dry, Rog , ware Matted Fellows of the Society ; sad 8. Gang, Eq , jun., sad J. Ingram Trivet., Esq., were prorated as candidates for the fellowship. The report of the coueeil , stated that her Majesty had honoured the andety by the gift of a lionise. a magnificent leopard, a pair of °Mikhail, and • pair of ;tuella, recently received from Moreau. The hip popetamul presented by the Viceroy of Espy% was re to be In vigorous heeltb at the data of the D iu . C. A. ported Mur ray's last letter (March 18), and it ie ripened that the mai mei will %MT. , in thhl couwxy, with Bernal oti' r valuable see , avi..na to the sienna tie , pout th end of lus t mon th. Communications have also been received from A. N. Shaw, Esq.. Brmbay, and Lieut. Tyler, R.E., 8 . . Lucia, annualis ing the shipment of some %knitting quadrupeds and rep tiles. The visitors to the gardens on Ruts, Meedey and Tuesday amosated a 6,046. THB CiORHAM CASE. The following protest has been &Mud to the doors of Christchurch, St. Pancras: In the name of the holy and undivided Trinity. Amen. Whereas the catholic faith i n th e art i c l e of the emission of tins in holy begins katk bees lately p.bII denied And whereas the Judith! itarahlis N lee Privy Council has, in Me ease of Gorham n. the Mawr of "meter, reversing the pediment of the Court of Amble declared a priest of the Church of England guilty, as we believe, of sash denial, fit to he lass rd by lb. Mop le the care of souls ; And whereas it has be.... sessoserf, is conaequencei of this decision, that the Chuich of England should free herself without delay Item the guilt of petildpating It any denial of the catholic faith in respect of such article; We, the mialstere, churchwardens, and others, of the *harsh of Cltristohnech, St. Pancras, do hereby, on the Pounds sanrisaid, protest against the institution of the said priest to the cure of souls, and do appeal to a lawfu toynod of the Church of England to declare, without delay, doe Wee of the Church of England ea the holy sacrament of baptism, and we do hereby moot earnestly beseech our:bishop to see all metes is his power to obtain the immediate as sowebling of such lawful synod. (Signed) W. DODSWOIIII, , Perpetual Curate. E. STUART, M.A., Assistant Curate. JOHN DAVID CRAMNIIIII, WILLIAM Ll/0/1. ) Churchwarden. Christchurch, fit. Pancras. TIM CORIUM CAB6.—A meeting of the clergy of the Areduhreeoary of Okieneeter km beam held in the Cathedral Library, Chian/ter, "to the purpose of ma etiorfas whether fa be test espedlene te eke Mem %mews an alteration of the present Court of Appeal for the deter mining o! , ourstima of doctrine, and other matters purely spiritual. The meeting, which was called by Archdeacon mincing was attended by between 90 and 100 cler g y men , and the discussion that ensued lasted betimes four and firs hours, and terminated in a resolution, passed by a large majority, " that It was &Mesh's to take steps to procure an alteration of the present Court of Appeal for the determin ing of questioas of doctrine mid other matters purely spiritual.' —Portsmouth Guardian. THE TEN HOURS BILL. On Torisky night a public meeting on the Factory Bill was held is Wkefirld (by permiasion of the Mayor and Wen Ridiog magistrates), in the Courthouse, which, in the unavoidable absence of the vicar, from illness was pre sided over by the curate of Wakefield, the Rev. H. Jones. The Rev. CHAIRMAN expressed his willingness at all times to reader his assistant' to any movement which had far its object the spiritual end temporal welfare of the ma aufaetartag population. Mr. H. H. BARKER moved, " That where the Tea noun Act had been honestly canted oat, the most benefi ninths had sashed to both the em ployers sad the en played, and protested against any =Mu sson of futory 'shoar beyond ten continuous boon per day," dte. Mr. Baker, as a manufacturer. expressed his high satisfaction at the op ration of the Toe Hoots Act. end de light at seeing his workpecple leave their work, especially at this pleasant season of the year, at half-past 5 o'clock, and enjoy the fresh air of h , and I xprissed his i'eep regret that the goveromen. had not before now manfully come forward with a bill to correct the error of the legislature in admitting the unchristian and unfair mode of working by shifts, ttc.. The resolution war s.eonded by Mr. Sum, in a very able speech of corsiderable length, supported by the Rev. G. A. Wisixna and Mr. Misweox, and carried unanimously. The wood resoluuon was proposed by Mr. BARRETT, to the effect, " That this meeting is entirely opposed to the practice of working in factories by Mays and shift of young persons and women, and pledges itself to do everything in its power to promote the passing of Lord Ashley's bill, now before the Hansa of Consomme, Re." This resolution was seconded by Mr. Km SLUM WA ITS in an able and energetic speech, and was supported by Mr. WALXII, who bore testimony to the strong lutists bleb woe manifested by the operatives throughout theWeet Riding of Yorkshire, as well as Lancashire, it favour of the Ten Hums Act in all its integrity. The resolution was passed unanimously. The R.v. W. TATE moved a vote of thinks to Lord Ashley and all other supporters of the Ten Hours Bill. Mr. CATO, en operative, seconded the resolution, and ex. premed his great pleasure is awarding a vote of thanks to Lord Ashley, who deserved the thanks of all working men for his great exertions in their behalf. The Rev. Mr. ANDREWS proposed this adoption of a ps. titian in favour of 1,-rd Ashley's bill, now before the House of Commons, to be intrusted to Mr . Geo. Sanders, M.P., for presentation, which was seconded by Mr. S. MILASILLL. A cots of thanks was then given to the chairman for pre siding, and to the mayor and magistrates for the use of the o eaumbrase, sit thiriiiiifte separated a little bete tom 'clotk. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. SOUTH WARK. MORD11101:8 Assikrza ON • Taylor was charged with violently assaulting Ellen Howard, with whom he lived. Ana Hinder stated that the prisoner and the injured female resided in her mother's house, Cornwall-road, Lam both. This morning the prisoner came home, and proceeded to his room upstairs, Witness wes in the parlour, and in • few minutes afterwards s►e war startled by • heavy fall on the Boor above, followed by a frightful scream. 'Witness ran up attire and saw the female attempting to gain the brd, when the prisoner struck her • violent blow on the stomach, which caused her to fall insensible on the bed. Prior to hie striking her in witness's presence, the female exclaimed that he had given her her death blow. A doctor war lent for, who succeeded in restoring animation. She was, however, not expected to live. Police constable 180 L, said he was called in by the last witness shortly after the assault took place, when he found the female lying insensible in front of the fire. Last witness end her mother were endeavouring to restore her, bat find ing they did not succeed, he called in • surgeon. Witness handed in a certificate from that gentleman, setting forth that she was in reat danger, and not expected to live. Kr. Haamill remanded the prisoner. WORSHIP•IITRERT. ROBBIIIIIIVI Or FISH ox THIS EAST'S" COMITIES RAIL WAT.—J. loafer and T. Bo.rall were charged with stealing 7 pairs of soles and I Vb. of eels, the property of the Rosters Counties Railway. Mr. nuke, superintendeat of polka on the railway, stated that is consequence of very extensive robberies of Soh having taken piece on the railway, he employed two me n for the purpose of apprehending the suspected parties, and the above men were taken ;this morning into cuotody. As many as 40Ib. of eels bare been stolen on the arrival of the fish train. C. Wardell, a mutable on the Ratters Counties Railway, stated that about four o'clock this Naming he was en duty at the terminus of the Eastern Counties 'Railway, having received iretruc.ions to watch. Oa the arrival of the fi sh inn he observed the priaonen more aside the door of one of the trucks. There were two boys with them. He saw the prisosan remove two barrels of herrn" which were en an eel boa, from which they commenced tikingput the eels. They afterwards began taking soles from the pads, some of which were placed on shelves at the top c.f the truck, which was going to Billiagegate-whirl. Witness, on searching Bosati, found two soles under his waistcoat, which he said he was going to take home for hie breakfast. He found some eels loose av the bottom of the truck. Mr. )['Namara said he was connote of Lab from Low 'staff and Yarmouth. He has bees robbed to an enormous extant. Foster was his foreman, and ha had every soollience in him. Foster said he was not near the railway truck, which was attended I. by the carman. Bozall also denied the amp. The prisoners were wommitted. NEW EDUCATIONAL AABOCIATION IN GLASGOW.— We (North British Moil) are glad to Mare that an amocia flop is in the course of beige organised, for the purpose of affording greater facilities of education to the working men of this atty. The want of some movement of this kind has long been felt, and deeply regretted, having for its objects the iatelleetual improvement of sa Important and intensive class, by patting within their reach the means of acquiring the rudimental principles of that *dilation which they had not the good fortune to obtain in youth. It mast not, how ever, be supposed that the education is to be imparted gra tuitosaly, as it is proposed to charge a small monthly fee from each pupil, sufficient to pay the teachers ; and all school room accommodation, and books, &c., are to be supplicd from a fund salad by public subscription. This, however, will is itself be so tri fl ing as to leave no room for any doubt of its being easily obtained. Associations of a alsallar nature are already is operation in other large towns, and have met with the most signal sincess, both in regard to the number of pupils and the betracial results which have arisen. - - --• EMIGRATION PROM CANTERBURY.—The High street ul this city on Wedassday mot dog presented a some of bustle and excitement from the departure, by omnibuses from Burgess's office, of Mr. H. Craig's emigration party, who proceeded to Herne Bay, there to take steamer fur Loadon, where the ship Columbine awaits to conduct them to "the laud of freedom and iplenty—the Coated States." The party consisted of about 60, alefly stem farmers sad agricultural labourers from this seighboarbood. The greater par: are bound for Cleays.land, 04i. All steskel in high spirits, although the lesve-tekiog from (ELIA., whom they will orbs* see so more, woe very affestag. Mr. Craig will MAII arty were loudly sheered by Ile opt stators is they emilaaruserable good wields sad rayon kr *eh aid limas were willed attar thee.—Blot &mid. TO NATAL • Yesterday a social lusting took place at the Hall of Chmanmenve, Threadneedle -street, of the emigrants (and 'heir friends) going out under the owlets of the Christian Perimdaretica and Ooloaisatioa Society. to settle at Virulent, Harm/ About 240 sat dowa to May abrosial; • p lant,, of 50 am to, men, women, and children, who are to sail on Beiuday (to atom m), by the Minerva, now lying in the Bestjudia Desks, at Blackwell. Amongst them IMO several latalifient-lookin g men and their wives, aad a real number of healthy and active children. These latter enjerd the bounteous mural provided for them with evident sest ; met If the subsequeat proceedings failed to On their 'Months so fully, some allowance must be as& for the hilarity masequent on their novel and intereathen Various gentlemen, among them Mr. J. 0. Byrne, ad dimmed the meeting In recommendation of the colony, and the; procasolop terminated with a vote of thanks to the chairman. MONEY MARKET. THRSDAY 101OHNO. The payment of the half- ye a dividends on the various stocks now oloeed will commence at the Bank of England (with the exception of the South Sea Annuities, which are payable at the Borth Sea House), oa Tuesday seat, the 9th inst. The gross amount thus coming into circulation is about au millions and a half, distributed on the respective stocks, is round numbers as follow.: . • Hell-earl y Div. 1 per Cat. Reduced Almeida. £1.8111,000 31 per Cent Annuities 3,490,176 Loop Annuities 613,876 South Sea Old Annuities Beak Stock Total £6,569,095 The question of the policy to be pursued by France, with respect to her navigation law., which will, doubtless, undergo some modification, owing to the recent change in our own system, besides figunng in the list of questions to which the French ministry will call the attention of the general council of agri culture, manufactures, and commerce, about to be held in Paris, has also been taken up by the Chamber of Commerce, of Bayonne, which body has recently addressed a communication to the Minister of Agriculture and Commerce. 'llk document is worthy , of attention, inasmuch as it will probably be followed by memorials couched in terms mainly similar, from many of the other deliberative bodies of the country. It recommends, in the first instance, that measures be taken to procure the abro ption of the treaty of 1828 concluch d with England, to the provisions of which the Chamber chiefly attri butes the present discouraging condition of the French shipping interest. In the next place the memorialists recommend, as the only means of averting the otherwise inevitable decline of the national shipping trade, that all import duties on materials employed in ship building be at once abolished, as also every other de scription of impost from which it is possible to relieve this branch of industry. This measure the chamber considers absolutely necessary to put French ship masters in a position to compete with the other maritime nations which have already consented to assimilate their policy, in a greater or less degree, to our own. 31 per UNE tar opealag Your c oastp OW Deb. of OM Gs. Id. City of Ddilluillsma.pooket Co. (1336) (M. paid.) 321 . ..- Cassuoirs' Gr. ( 31 . pd ; . ... . Duadida and Knniakilko Midland Gt. - and ; _ . Astern Wderfurd and Limerick 111 Ounl Cospsay it 3 3, 71 7 ILICHAVGES AND STOCKS ABROAD Aluminum Aran 2.—Duten Funds:Aeries Debt, Two-intl.& Half per its, SK; Ditto, Three per Cools, 63 3-16; Ditto, Four per Cents, 86; F. I. Lout, Four per Cents, 831 • Ituiekm Five pre rents., Dope and Co., 1031; Ditto, in Certif., 651 ; Ditto, Four per Lielltf.. Steirlits, 1151; Avenel's Five pee Cents , Metal., 7SI ; Ditto, Five per Cents New, 62i ; Ditto, Two-ands-lialt per Ct5.,401. THIS DAY. Two o'Crocx. The satisfactory view taken of the revenue returns imparted increased firmness to the English funds this morning and the market opened for Consols at the improved price of 961 to a, both for money and next Thursday. This advance, however, has not been maintained, as it gave occasion to stock being more freely offered, which has depressed prices fully 4, the present quotation being 96 to 1 for cash, and 961 to for account. Exchequer Bills of all kinds have been done at 643 p. and 695. prem., being an advance of Is. since yester day. India Bonds, under 1,0001., mark 925. Long Annuities, 30 years, 1860, 8. The market for the foreign securities is better in tone to-day, but the business transacted is on a very limited scale. Spanish Actives have been done at 17: ; Mexican last at 281 ; Russian Five per Cent,. mark 107. Notice has been given by Messrs. Baring, rs Brothe, and Co., that they are prepared to deliver bonds in exchange for Russian scrip to all such parties as have paid up in anticipation the whole of the in stalments. The sales reported to-day are as follows : Buenos Ayres Bonds, at 54. Chilian Six per Cents., at 971. Danish Scrip, at 2t prem. Equador, at Mexican, for account, at 284 and 1. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., for account, at 671, and 68 ex div. ; ditto Deferred, at 27. Russian Five per Cents, at 107 ; the New Scrip, at 11 prem. Spanish Actives, for account, at 171. ENGLISH FU/MR.—T.- - Bask Stack. mhos 3rr Mika. Rec., Hi 3 tie et. Red. Adm. Phut 1 3 per Ct. nhut 3 43t. Cod. Anne.. del I Rutledge, 131 1 K did Se lad ZNOLI3II FUZfDII.-_-Tuis Dar. ioasioN ruxiis. . 6 per Cl. Austrian Bend. 1 per et. Grenada &b.. 1617 41 par Cl. lee. bonds, ni 90 Wile& Deferred 11M. 3i 49 26 per Cont., 6 per Ot. Wu, 1614411 9 6 per Cl. limalan &b.. 16 11 4 per Cl. Peruvian ble.. 679 8 luitto New. 0.5 7 Do. Dsres4 6 tor Ct. BIND. Arne, fa 6 Porteous. emir.. 32 4 Ditto Cblnan &Ls.. 97 9 Unto p Cl. Rum lids., 106 II DM* eolurnb. ne Mds.. Sumba Mk. 179 f Columbian tqualor lidn.. 34 . 3 per Cl. Ppanlob DM.. 37 9 3 per Vt. Dant.ts Id!.. 67 9 Ditto P. 44,. 114/..39 1 It pm et Dutch BM. 6611 I 2 pot Ct. Venezuela DM. f.`,l 31 4 4 4 4 Cl. Duo% (brut. 64414 VIIIISSINia Defamed 84...111 12$ MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. 800111L—Tbe public sales, consisting of 6,600 bags Km ritiu, 4000 hap Bengal, 1,000 bags of Madras, and 200 lihds. of West India, are progressing steadily; the Mauritius has been wet in demand, and laid wet k's prices paid. The:result of the week:dose not show any varia tion in price of good and fine Sugar generally, bat other de scriptions have barely sepported previous rates. Refined shows a shads advance ; low brown lumps sauce, at 49e. 6L ; fair to fine quoted at 495. to dog. 6d. Come.—Elpeculston gave way yesterday on 'Chaoge, and sold good ordinary native Ceylon, at 53..; to-day 600 bags have been sold at 525. Oa Tuesday last 64s 6d. to 655. was paid. Plantation Ceylon, in a small public sale, sold at rather lower prices ; middling, 665. 6d. to 665. Cassia LIOKZA.—G4 0 bolas were offered in Fibril sale, held for previous rater, and all bought at Si. 4s. to 5175. SALTPI7II.I.-1,100 bags were offered in public sale, and nearly all taught in ; • few lots sold, refraction 6 to 81, at Ws. 61. to 275.6 d. Ries —6OO bags sad 350 packets of Bengal were offered, and pertly sold, 9s. to 9s. Gd. 8•00.-660 bap of Pearl, large grain, were offered and bought in, 20s. 6d. to 225. griarre.—Rum has been inactive dur:ng the week, and previous prices were scarcely sustained. Brandy has also been dull of sale. _ _ Tl,►.—The trade has bought sparingly during the week ; prices are unaltered. Corrox.—Toll article hu advanced fully ►d. per lb. during the week, and a full amount of business done. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is better to-day, owing to the unfavourable amounts of the quantity likely to oome from South America. The quotations are es follows: Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 37e. ; April andllsy,37s. ; October to December, 388.3 d. to Ws. 6d. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. Thera was very little Wheat fresh up for this morning's market by land carriage samples from the near counties; nevertheless, considerable difficulty was experienced In die posing of It at Monday's rates. For foreign the demand continue, of the most languid de scription, and secondary qualities might have been purchased from on ai board at Tither lees mosey. English B arley was ens hired in value ; for foreign there was more ioquiry, at rally Monday's rake. Oats were In lair request, atthe quotations of Monday last. Tee kw traosactsoas la Beaus and Pass were at termer prices. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM Ist APRIL. TO Sth APRIL. gra. Ree:lah. liwisli. Irlalt. Parka Bloat . 1 MN) . Barley Oats Neer. 1,000 ma.: 601401 6. Malt. ••••••• IN' Lessee AVIIIIMIEL—inrat. 41e. 106. ; Barley. M. lli ; Oete, 1911. OIL; SP. —O. 0i; Doty Us. 14 ; 1100. Us. 114 DIPERIAL AVERAGE!. Ineat.inarteyi Oak. I am I Beamed Feu. Feb. 16 ... ... 37a 93214 101 lk kVI 74 1 26 113 1 26 10.1 23 ... ... 374 114 1 22. 73'13• 54 1 3 k 11:34a lid , 26. 04 Much 2 ... ... 34. 64 lie 94 1 144 114 it. 113 244 44251 113 9 ... ... 351 11111314 10t154 falitle 114 1 14 a 7313 e 44 I 16 ... ... kg 13k 116114 a 113 ' 22. 74116 e 14 4 1/13a fd 30 ... ... 37. 94,232_64 i 134 &I 31. 74'234 10d 15. $4 Smoke An. Aver. . 14 234 741113 e fd2l. 34124. 3 k Id e threr.—Wheat, Beaky. Oak, A r t a Ewan and Peas. 1 .. Prim Feb. 16. Feb. U. Marsh 2. Mardi 9.l3a:chill Idareb3o ... ... . i ... ... ... ... .. 37 9 ... .L... 1 ... ... ... 87 9... ... ... COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. CM . . Hartloy, 166. 66.; Will. Bad Stamm's, 19s. 96.- 8141 at market, 13. • BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAT. Men's. Pattonden and Smith report that there is no site. ration since Monday. Fins yearlings are in good demand. AIDES.—THIS DAY. LIADINNALL.—iIides, 661 be. to 641 be., lid.; 64Ma. to 721 b.., lid. to 2d. ; 721 be. to 801 be., 2d. to 24d. ; 1101 be. to 881 be., 244. to 3d.; 881 b.. 96165., 3d. to 34d ; 961bs. to 10416 e., 34d. to a i d . Hone Hides, 61. Call Skins, light, Is. 6d. to is ; fall, 6e. BBILMONDIII7.-Bhavp Elkins, Yenta and halt-breds, 613 d. to 6e. 3d.; Downs, 4s. 3d. to 6s. 3d. ; Lambe, le. 6d. to 2s. 6d.; Shea/limp, 9d. SMITHFIELD MARKET —THIS DAT= The supply of Bouts is not large, but it oorsilerably ezeues the demand, and althoagh we retain Monday's quo tations for the ehelutet they are by no means PO readily obtaixed. Many second-rote remain unsold. The num ber of Sheep is sky moderate, bat they cannot be all evld ; trade is exc.seively bad, and lower prices are submitted to to effect sales. Lamb is also lower on the average. Trade is very doll for Calves, and viry few indeed make over ts. per 81h. From Germany and Holland there are 21 Beasts, 30 Sheep, and 97 Calves; Scotland, 200 Beasts; and 132 Mild' Cows from the Home Counties. Pm stone A DOI. 0. I. o. d. Psi doom of &lc a. 5. s. d. Owl Soots. llorefordo 34 3 I Boot Dna. a 111.14 a. ill 0 0 Moot Bbort-boons .. 2lO 3 2 Bad Long•woolo... ..... 3 3 doom! quality Dna— 24 2 8 Do. do. Bbora Voss Me. 3O 4 0 Do l / 4 do. &Dom .... . 0 0 boa Do.. 11 Dal-hood 4 0 4 2. Lomb._ .... ...._ Wawa at imartoi. 811 ; fie* aad "Mbk CI" : 0 ' 100 .• 203 . 8110. 138. BRISTOL, April 4. B TCCIL•EXCHANO/L—llis whet was still dull, with priers somewhat lower. Grrat Westerns closed at 32 ; ditto Quarter sharer, 13 , Mallards, NI; ditto 301. shares, 27 dis. 01114 April 4. STOCK EXCHANoll.—Eattern Cooatin. n Sheffield Rotherham, and Goole (N. Div.), ; York, New:m.4le, and Ber anek, 12j. Anannnert.—This line wu permanently opened on Easter Monday with five el.partnres and arrivals. giving a clear route throe& of 500 miles from Buaton•squara. LA PLATA.—The Sappho, at Liverpool, has brought advice' from Buenos Ayres to the 23th of January. The news may be shortly summed op. Important despatches of a very favourable character were intended to be sent from Mr. Southern by the next packet for Englind. In Buenos Ayres affairs were tranquil, and people's minds had been elevated by a series of heavy showers having relieved the land from a long drought. Exchange ranged about 3 15 100 d. MANSION-HOUSE.—The Lord Mayor and Lady mayorese have issued earda of invitation to her Majesty's ministers and their ladies to meet a large party at dinner, on Wednesday, the 17th inst. DEATH OF THE DEAN OF lIEREPoRD.--The Very Rev. John Merewether, D D Dean of Hereford, died a t his Tic/rise, Medley, near Hereford, at nine o'clock this (Thursday) morning after • protracted illness, which, from the first attack gave little hope of his recovery. He was made dean on the translation of the Hon. and Rev. B. Grey to the see of this diocese, during Earl Grey's adminis tration. His zeal for the restoration of the cathedral was most conspicuous, and his inventive powers to forward ever public improvement was remarked upon by all classes. His name, however, will ever be intimately associated with the magnificent reparations of the cathedral church, over which be exhi9ited an unceasing supervision. The establishment of the Philosophical Society and of the Mechanics' Letitia. lion was mainly owing to his instrumentality. By his death the two Helen of Medley and Radnor become vacant, with a canonry in the cathedral. He was also deputy. clerk of the closet to the Queen, and held in much estimation by her late Majesty the Queen Adelaide. BANQUET TO LORD GOUGII AT BATH.—Lord count Gough, who received a public reception at Bath on Monday, was on Wednesday evening entertained at a ',len did banquet, at the Guildhall, in that city. The arrange ments were upon 'stale of great magnificence andalendour. The decorations of the room were of a military character, and highly effective. Amongst the trophies of war that hung around the walls, were the colours belonging to the two battalions of the 84th regiment; they were completely riddled with shot, and excited considerable interest from the fact that one of them was that close to which Colonel Lloyd, brother-in-law to Lord Gough, was killed whilst cheering on the 84th to mat the attack of a division of the French army, on the basks of the Nive, Dec. 12, 1913. In the ab sence o f the Marquis of Thomond (who was prevented b‘i ug p resen t by the death of a relative), G. W. Blachwajt, Esq., of Djr. hampark, late High Sheriff of 5301011.11 t, presided. On his right were Lord Goueb, the Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells, the Hon. Dawson Denser, Bir W. Middleton, Bart., 'and G-neral Andrews ; and on his left the Mayor of Bath, Lord Viscount Midleton, Sir C. Bannerman, Bart., Sir W. Holbourne, Bart., and the lion. Capt. Gough. The Baron Larpent, Sir G. Larpent, Bart., Sir H. A. Johnson, Bart., Sir R. England, K.C.B and K.H., th e H on . C. K eit h , t h e I Venerable Archdeacon Brymer, and a large number of mill. till and naval officers were amongst the general company. After the wed loyal toasts the health of the noble guest, Lord Gough, was drunk amidst loud and repeated cheers. Many other personal and appropriate toasts were given. I The bells of some of the churches kept up continual chimes, and cannons were discharged in different parts of the city throughout the evening. NATIONAL FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY.—Yester. day, a meeting of the directors of this society wu held for the purpose of drawing the shares in order to the distribution ' of the recently purchased estates at Malden and Kingston. The board engaged in a preliminary discussion upon the fairness of one branch of the proceedings previously agreed upon, and the result of the debate was • resolution to modify the plan so as to give to each than instead of to each mem ber an exactly equal chance of being drawn for an advance. The result of this decision was to render necessary • con siderable alteration is the mechanical ao; lianas which had been prepared for the purpose, and the meeting was there fore adjourned till Saturday next. THE LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK.—Yesterday an extraordinary general meeting of the proprietors of this comprny was held at the bank, in Primes -street, for the election of a director, in the room of Sir Felix Booth, But., deceased. Sir George Carroll, Kat., toots the chair, and, after eulogising the character of the deceased, proposed that Mr. F. B. Goldney be elected a director to fill the vacancy. There being no opposition, Mr. Goldoey was elected usanii manly. A vote of thanks was passed to the chairman, and the meeting adjourned. THE ALLEGED MURDER OF A HUSBAND BY 1118 Worn—Yesterday afternoon a jury was empaonelled before Mr. W. Baker, to inquire into the circumstances attending the death of William Kirkland dies Cutler, aged 41 years, a master butcher, carrying on business at No. 163, Golds. hill, Shadwell, who died in the London Hospital on Sunday last, from injuries he had received by his wife, Jane Kirk land, striking him arose the right arm with a butcher's chopper. The particulars of the as which have already appeared in our police reports were given in evidence, and the jury, after a short deliberation, returned a verdict of " Manslaughter against Jane Kirkland alias Cutler." The witnesses were all bound over to prosecute. SUICIDE ON THE WINDSOR RAILWAY.—This afternoon an inquest was held at the Green Man T near the Railway Station, at Wraysbury, on the body of Henry Pearce, aged 23, who, on the afternoon of Tuesday last walked deliberately on to the railway near the above mentioned station, and on the approach of • train having thrown himself down Delors it he was instantaneously killed. The jury returned a verdict of "Temporary Insanity," adding that no blame was attributable to any of the company's servants. DISTRESSING SUlClDE.—Yesterday afternoon an inquest was taken before Mr. Bedford, at the Blank Trines, Cbaados-street, Covent-garden, on view of the body of Mrs. Mary Holman Makin, aged 54 years, who committed suicide on Tuesday sight last by hanging herself, while labouring under great depression of spirits caused by the committal to prison of • favourite sen. Deceased bad attempted to destroy herself on two former occasions. Her husband said ii he did not receive some assistance, he should not be able to bury his unfortu nate wile. The jury returned a verdict of " Temporary insanity." THE HORRORS ON BOARD THE SLAVE SHIES (says a correspoadent) have beta almost equalled by a case which has occurred at Toughs'. The schooner S:sr of the Sea, of Kinsale, from Cloaakllty to Cardiff, has put into Yogi/hal for safety (being usaaworthj) with a crowd of both sexes, young undo:a (205 souls, in all) on board. She had been four days out, and during that time the condiciou af the unfor nosh, passengers was awful in the extreme. They were without food and almost naked, and had had nothing to lie down on bat the ballost is the hold, whereon they had managed to huddle together. 146 of the poor matures were at once admitted to du workhouse by the Tonkel avAhallios. Youaux ItasLwars. Anglo-Italian (lat. Italia. and Albanian) . Illoukanta end Allll4lel Central Ramo Vieraon) - ••• ••• 51)7 'Groat mai o;. "cg: •. : Madrid and Valeutia .. Maur AM Nartnira of M Liam aga ... Odom mil Bonham ... Pods ant Orleans Mood Imo Yarn endateg Roma mid drake and Mem Tam and Nodes 41 ,ii ,4 14&a ell ay Ms I 1 Pm T it • L P. : Si S dia. ee 7 14 14 29 21 192 PO} 6j 1 I 4 l i die LIVERPOOL, April 4. 8roc•-E1cit••••.—Thers •tu • pretty coed babies done to-day, but at lower price... Birkenkead, Laneashireoat Chester (late C. and 8., I per lent. till 'SO) lol—Laneaskire and YorlphireConsolidated, 11—Ditto (Olth sharee .l l , ll. 11.. SiL—Londret and North Western. 102 2 1.4 — Ditto (new 1 1. 118 O&M. 4. Ditto (fifth shares), Is. Od. $ (1 shares, C. 7, 1 p.—Maneliess ter, skeffield, sad Lincoln (preference 'barge), 61 **- Ditto ($ shares), 271 1 d.--tioutb Beaten and Dover, 131 (No. 4 registered), 41—York and North Midland (pref. perf it i. a 'SO), 31 d. April 4. 84vot-Rioaamol.—Tbsre wail I wey SOU. kely7 with prices tending downwards. end bw buyers enon en tap quotaticon BIRMINGHAM, April 4. BTOOI-EXCHAMOIL This market WU languid to-day, and prime were poorly supported. LAIRDS. Apra 4. vo•-lizoa•wels —T Own was a very hat market this caw. now. Almost daily overythiss manifests • lutthec downward tendency. Even et the present apparently nil low quotations NUM an swwwww, and baron ouseedinnly ~el. The sales thle raoralsg were —lanomehire and Irocluitire i ; East Thirst i ta ‘ Dau m,. lOrewt IN Yak sa:Lik tir i N,,( 44 : lt : l4 O.IA. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY, Two o'CLoca. A check has to-day been given to the marked de cline which has for some days past been going on in the value of railway property, and in moot cues a rally has occurred from yesterday's depressed figurer. Great Westerna were last done at 63; London and North Westerns, at 104; ; Midlands, at 361; South Eugenie, at 13j. The dealings, however, have not bcea numerous, and are unimportant in amount. Foreign shares continue almost wholly without business. 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