The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-20 00:00:00

L • 11:2 ~~- ~ _-, ft';• e IC- - ~ z ~ -,,, I 1 1 7 1 ' el 40 -AO C • t. c-t; ." ~'.7 43 - ---wr SATURDAY EVENIN G, APRIL "^ -............... + No. tVERT—SLAVERY.—WM OPEN on MON .% , ‘A am, Apr 1 TL, at the ROYAL vicrost A HALL, • grout MOVING PANORAMA et the AMMAN -4,1t0rt.. we. Olt SLATE O man iTRAE, exhbiting •Dm =ett f r At artutl obarendos: of MVOs - rawer -BMA Chate-Coollsorstio of a Maw tat.. the :Willem Stater, to route to the Markin-Amami tato her ILtiroty's dAntai , ••-•'utres-Reeedertee ••4 • trtAlestos-Vopitoi at Moehlarce, ke. Prior, et di fa.; UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL C•ILBILIDOI. Assist. 19.—Daran Or Tim MASTS* ov Coast," Clialtrft LL ,co•ol.—Joha Limb, D.D., thirty. ..v'a'le Matter o f Corps. Cbristi College, and Dora of Bristol, expired aboit belt-pest twelve o'clock to day. I. the Cad year of his arse. Tbe eh wowed was a native of littera, met was Moaned of Corpus College 1a 1807. He graduated as ilbrean ampler la 1811, alio wee elated a fellow of ble 'allege in 1818 Ia 1822 he was ansabstotiely sleeted to inneeed Dr. Boogies is the inattenhip, and was 'rested • D.D. in 1827. The ateater's linen tad been of short duration, and originated in • slight *old, from whisk .o serious result was antielpated, bat it tuna into • npid consemptiev, which defied .11 the effort" of the &cult,. Dr. Leah leaves • lady and large fenny to now tbe'r bereansest. Dr. Lomb was dm author of • new end enlarged edilon of the history of his college ; as hie tart , al asessent of the Thirty nine Articles ; • work on hiero glyphic.; • collection of letters, statute; sad other dealt vents illustrative of the history of Cambridge during the Refinnatios ; a tnaslivion of A•etue, wilt notes, du. He was elected Dean of Brio, lin 1837. The Beam Fellow of Corpus Itse, nodrr the statutes, to gni notice of the demise of the aster to the other R Admit Yellows within three sys, and the electio t (b_y lb. Fellows) takes place within eight 11 . 011 that petted. The kite master was nosh reeptead la privets life. THE lIANUFAqIIIiI!fO DISTRICTS. :1011ZY MARKET. FILIDAT IVINTNO. Thee ei the pukka of the Bank of Rag walk awe* Batarday, the lath of April, 1841tkpebildied pumas to the Act 7 and 8 Viet., as Will Or WeiAß lit Ile Week massy rtILI.INA. NON Yawl ..... 4;1 1 DAC— .C11.01‘.1.3 _ 1.941.96 15.140 p .... RAILWAYS. THIS Day. Two o'Ococx. The share market is again firm this morning, and the prices of most of the leading stooks exhibit sn improvement. Lonlon and North Westerns are at present quoted higher, at 102 to 8; Great Waters., at 624 to 63; South Eastern; at 134 to 4. Caledo nians hove risen to 71; Cireatlicethesna to Aj; North &affords to 71; Brightoss to 79. French shares are also firmer. BIRMINGHAM, April 19. Stroca-lexcuaaost. Thu &bars market was a little Uttar to-day. Midlaads were done at 33; liorw Mks at 174 db.; sad lartli Matrabat 10 3-10104 clk. rge i. YORK, April 19. Prooz-BiewAxon.— Calodoem, 71; Greet Northern, 51. ee„nn,; York. / 1 • 1 0,4•04, and Barr (Nereasde Extension), 04.ft.84; Tor! Nadi; /11ftad, 4 . WARRANTED.—Th. .at varied tit TABLE CIRLZIT la Ur weld, MI .ute 40P SW* mor Iluria).* sal swum* is shniro ..i.1.411it 11111111031111 likOder44les . r. arm of Now. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR Tag PAST WRIER. M $ ~. a TP ik i! ii74 * ";:e7t); s sub high ateeldlevr. per team; demets, Is meek • owe, 1.. per asses extra; rovers. Ss. Y. pee pair krgsr n 'sea prpart aa. r tha. par dames: i sates be. wish alhar 42..; wktre bike Mk Wass. ham M. per bra ; „ s aw te.; sr b. pagak; lark hana tabla braves trots ; &ram% 4%; arms. b. ; table steels, ban la. rash. • ve sal waled assartskiat et mon. moon , . penknives., . ae primes Sig kw ebb kr which this establiettineet has .w..• celebrated YT awe thas a germ el a sesturp. 11IP largest pi rilled &IBM dim sod krb. amiss mg absinthe. and et "" Plated W isms% is saiiisse.—Lialibisrl Y Walk-sterel. Llx 7". .anyrebus Dersiii 1:= d 119.414 1.161,110 £ 30 . 044 A50 : it • stuccoes t 9.144,74 ill; Ts TN.= tins BAILWATS. Yost e "II Prday.w... I 8 "10 1 ••=4 1849. 1 371 16 1860. 371 16 1849 L 446 1860. iTri4 627 929 411 4,208 5,880 2,371 281 910 734 . ............... Da Minim Avalq,ll••..ll6s.ALJa Darks al ENO Mt. (Dt. _.W.LPIPPPIaiIb P.M) 10 11 Par iPa I:1 4 Ms raosrumn Belfast *ad Ballymena Birkenhead, Lane., & Claes/tilt Bolton, Blackburn &V/ t.YGrii Bristol and Exeter Di.WlWiiiiiiman Illes.WONSlNswllillsy Ilkal= s & ww . whipm eel Deft Da iiiirsaur Balm Ori n NM Ma- 1 3 1 111 II 86i 160 941 22 uasessunsaa Chester and Holyhead Dublin and Belfast Junction Dubuc and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dande.,Pert►,Aberdeen June Dundalk and Enniskillen 5,211 1,3 T 4 4 pa. Si 4 4 im- VACANCIIS. The 1) angry cf B.is•ol; the hee.tership of Corpus Christi Carsib.; and Orates V , Gloneeeter, dio. G and B.; value of the latter, 7931 wit► residence; puree., D. and C. of Bristol; Rev. Ilan Limb. deceased. Baton V., Lioe‘hobire, dia. Line.; value ViOL, with re sidence; pewees, Mayor and Corpratisa of Baton ; Rev. I. F. Odle, deedesed. for "rrw ... 7: 1 Da. TIMM ••• Ds LISP Mimi skel 7 1 ii iii 4/11. I 17 7 1 ii 7 I 1.1 $4 dM. 74 II 761 322 611 671 71 611 764 322 1001, sod edam ii111..1 3,910 6 V I • • • • • • • • • • • b r. r llb I 1 ' 1 1 I. C. Du BARRY'S ILEALTILIDD3TORING FOOD tot INVALIDS odd LOTANTS.—Tho IIEVAI.I3TA pirate= and Meted remedy (without modeler, hew. ei row, t.r eZprief. MO it arms hi Owe lb tot in other arum ef r." , for wroth., otoosedie,ledeellook Vier, and tehoue e•moisioto, ▪ ewer deeely rooted, dyogiopis lodiesooloo). habitual convipeti et, Mem meter, heertbanu , oprooteow, diAtorton, eruption. , of the es dit iar oLitsow at tie Nowa during prep OM sad seder all oiromotooloo , debility in the aged ; .11 lot, opirais cramp. peaty*, do.—lla • Warm • h toontou reboil* 111,.. 111. ; ham.. at do dd. ; 1114 y at fda ; NIL Ida ; its.: , pa wl too olloniso (Tho lido 1010. owatrowo be ,tesi by be Dam ON 4111 too* of yettomilloo at forbore •pm mar rtare foe.) Do Dory owl Co.. 127. Now of gios low onoyotoolo broom= a ree.l. =dor don Imllation Om acs of this landoolis THE ILLUSTRATID LONDON NEWS. of Int+ OAT (. L moo W, ossolio. tin 1 Aiming sorevino oat die lboidsmo —Ratty • .l em wt. to Or. TLY— • . I,l,tution bibibitho: MOM by lamko—Opouss of time ..loav— houtoot bo tho Lord /km of limbo et . " tbo mookas,,' Orono Roboomor—Tbo Ms Am M. Ws Wollersirio Gamy : Poor Ow Pletioso—lboolo of Mr. oil Mr. lidko Noe m—l & lko Ms Mr. Catbona—lbrobrotioa Two Mustrotions)—floturoolso Lois : Adoloel . lbo llkoloodoso)—Wath • , W sow oflho woiL—Pho. 114 11tr001...=.84 1 1 40114wd eq. prise we pow. 1 I ITTER, most roopoothdly ADDRESSED to ;...t n P IC OLD L AMT. By • Fa/ ZS. Or TIM Ves, IT, Pinuestar-reir. b) cusannums X.IM.WOIIIEL N J 0 11 31 T of LIFE 11,41t1, rowesties. lad rodued of Um.' ".• Lely LlAsig--1 1 pring art limner tee Ex•iten• et'—Tbe heft. um" . k Ve 114 t. Ma.* and :re ps Sir Load= at 14 &nip at lissait—Mille -4 1- 01:3-.011 rata& Sksplai, 11•6 1 / 6 Mr. Ma. f bA. ' Tat Iron the MOUNT•II4. I ilia Is sea; by pool, r.:s to ta. Lakes—Skildi at liflabersts, Iss. -IDS Lakoo of liillatosy—linabloomoo of Dublin. 11., Mak u. Ml b.• put, la Ild., WUA? to CAT. mg AVOID. as tee ow mom mg ma. at PC•it• Ot moat ewel latu Vow are ewer' d see. . • beak eeliebled tint Mem= the •:• • • .1•162 of pilmers. bulausl or study, sad ostaltbes :Ake and Ms flort die dbet mai perisal notation el • rt, Panneast-row ; Mash PS. ; Carraths, -Imo; ; or Anti tram do author. 10. Asollgiss•. IRELAND. DisLu, Arllc.l9. I*.ie most ter:ific storm of thunder and hail ?rencid in this country within the memory of the resett generation passed over Dublin yesterday n, aid inflicted an incalculable amount of • hr the destruction of glees and other pr0 •,.77. •,.77. Tie day had bean extremely fine, and en v warm Iv the season, the wind being a little r the welt, when suddenly, about three o'clock, Ids assumed a peculiarly lowring aspect, the ...•nitted more to the south, and an extraordinary of mercury was observed. At a few minutes fge t.ur the storm commenced, the peals of thug re.mpin.ed by lightning, following each other v.: scarcely any interruption, and breaking with a t•ometdoes crash over the city; and the wind veering fully l alf the compass, came with the force of I harrie.me horn the north, and drove the hailstones eutit violence as to shatter almost all the win in the lilt exposed to its fury. Trees were torn hr the mots in the College Park, the B Manic dertens, Sa:.dimouut, and other places in the vicinity e:.ty, the venerable elms at the Mansion being itongst the fallen. Some houses in the south suburbs sere unroofed, and almost all the glass was shivered galleries of the Dublin Society, the It ,and Room c: the lacsion-house, the Rotunda, the conserve tor,es of the public gardens, and other places iiMi .l/.1 exposed. The hailstones were of enormous 145. tLe greater number of them being fully as large 1.0 rrqee, and many of them being much Urger and irregular shape. In fact the storm presented, m :lit whole, all the characteristics of suck a pheno ia the tropics, and will be long rememb-red e:te inhabitants of Dublin. During the storm the Lord-Litotenent and vice-regal party had t, fly for from the fl.ower exhibition of the Horticul tril Society to the round-room of the Rotunda; and at the same time the storm was commit tag . :reat ravages among the sheds of the Ronal Society's Cattle show, where Lord Clements std a party of his friends were observed exerting ::•?elves most laudably to rescue some persons vac beneath the fallen structures. Fortunately, Stare is no account of any loss of life occasioned by tte stone, but several persons are said to have re teivel harts, and horses took fright and cars and toiria:ne w. ft overturned in various directions. A most extraoldinariseenePreeenieditaelf in the I" Library of the courts, when the storm ~ ver it. There were 60 or 70 barristers writing h leside room, wh'eh is almost entirely lighted st= the roof, when a sudden flash of l'ghtneng was 1- 404.ied bye shower of large hail-stones. Instantly very prr.e of flees was shivered, and the fragments ti ,d d.,wn on the learned heads. The wig proved .154 a helmet, lent of coarse briefs, books, and bills were :tstastiv deserted. The narrow gallery afforded L.:tie shelter. Some were protected under the old f••••• spreading these capacious volumes over them, `Le others wrapped their gowns tarbanwies round task heads. A " Monitor " tenant right meeting was held at Umenuion, in the county of Tipperary, on Sandal 44 4 when langnage of • very strong character wee and by several of the speakers. The following rho were adopted : . Let we view with horror sad slam the authority whieh • aw of them resins gives to the maltreating and rend ' landlords to oppress, plunder, exterminate, and murder rArdworking ai.d industrious dames of this country. 'ltit the legislative be petitioned in earnest and is energetic 4 'maze to enact a law, which it should have done at the Ciiluetiell of free trade, empowering • new valuation et "l. miming the rest to the current valuaiion of wised. tweeter, glvisg the waist fall enmity for his holding t" commemestiou for all perms/test improvements. :tt• ee eeadiee the bill brought at present under the re ion of the legislature by Sir W. fionerrtile, fa the ' 1 •1' rre4lati , 2 of the relation between landlord sal to- Atr:cate, melee,. and delusive measure. ragb., the .out of J. M. M'Dminell, Iseq., hat' Y..k. Mayo, was seriously injured by fire on hen .e,t. The front part of the mania& was burned lb :tot genuod. b.i.LisArt.iia PsiTr ShanOna.—Miebarl M'Cluia org i wow* LrArey, sad Nary D'Aray. his who, 7, I Owes apia , t Francis Bloke to Bp., ire 10 Pool at them whoa as their way to Lamnarr, j, I " both% *I the 9th laataat, Th. cowl was Nio Ist th e seat questa modaso t 0 bo held at lemilwas tea. •ro Sear ' i k Friday lad a number of persona, anis and "w. • .aaseto4 with the sinsaiss Darts is this town, San • , ..a 144 Dro g h e d a R a il wa y f o r Bt. Ginshatns, whore. "'•fttand they have got two years' eagegenest, at s P4 ' 4 r " l6 aaraime . worw.—Droyhoda Li:m*Bl,4am'. "'LIMN ISITIJID OP Wei.— A namerou •os Lti'l at the Maeda' Mastiar-howe, Bradford, A °III aleht, a H t whisk Kr. Aldertaaa Brows presided. s. t, ise esse of Commas was unauineesly • • • %vow of tha motisa of Mr. Colglen, for roterrifig 6, /stoat tLa ectlieseat of all iatereatlostal daemon. NAVAL _ -- Arintaavrn_ AWL 19.—ArrotWrwtirti.—Ardstaat- Sardron : J. Wade, t • the A sistarece Midsliipaam : A. J. Woottoa and P. H. Saunders, to the Fisgard. Umlus : J. Z. Campbell, to the Sopa* ; 11. R. Shaw, to the OftlUt ; A H. Martin. to the bsprersabls. Clerk's Amerman' : H. H. Chan., to the Ittspestresoble. roamwonvit, APRIL 19 —The Idicart, smarrvessel, arrived thm attemeos from Malta, bat her data have bora anticipated. The Birkenhead, &dram: d stsancahip, has been e...alsd, sad is ordered to agave, troop betweea ttls port sad Divoaport. MILITARY. Rem lest night's glear(te.) WALOFFICE, Aran IS. 9th Lite Dee. OL.—Capt. R. Tannvon, from the 49th F., to be apt., wise Heidar,epp. to the Scots Nallier Ode ; IJta. C. F. Jameson, be be esp., by par., vice Robe" who net; Car. F. H. Senores, to be Lost, be par., vice Johann. int L. Einum.—Cier. It liareani, to be heat, by our., vice Cooke*, prom ; J. K. Pulemer, pmt, tote ear., by pm., v ire Maeneil.. Saes LAW C Hansa, from the S h Drag. Ode., to be Vest and Wee teed R. Tanour, app. to the 9th F. Rd Rent J. Pees, hum the eith F., to be erm. 7th V.—Lionet G. 0. Hew n . fee m tcs Mk F., to be heal, vies Me nne, who eademeges. 314 F.-IJent. C. J. 0. Lenno x. to be apt, by par., vice L'Es tran_who reales; La IL J. Inosox to be belt, by put, vice 42ad lb J. Dovoten, K.C.D., from the 93rd F., to be set. vise Lient.J3ses. Sie J. elsalonald. 0.4.8, des. 47th r.—Eon. C. A. finnosses to be hest, by par., vise Lampoon, who nano 49tli F.-1,40. J. R. Lenore, from the :6th F., to be hest, nee Wyndone, app. adjt. of a recruiting district 49th F: [.f eat. and teat. Led R. Tenors, from the Sects Fusilier Ode., to be apt, vim Thomason, app. to Stle Drag. Ode. Jet► ho F.—Rns W. 1). banassr, la be neut., by gm., vise Tottenham, w nes. 37th F.—Capt T. H. Aswan, from 44th T., to be lop, vise 11. Y. Smyth, who lets. open 44th F.; Lieut. G. B. V. A2.IIVVILIE. from Mk F., to be Pest vice Kenny, app. to to V. nth F.—Lieut. S. Samoa, bum 7tb F, to be bent , vice 3lmiey, who 111:31=1. F. A Tanana, from 36th F., to be heat , vice 1011, deemed. 119th V.—Liaut. G. H. Eva,, km been allowed to Nettie from the esa Woe by the side of his someabolos. 714 E—Llkeet. M. R. Caormat„ frogs 11.4 nth F., to to payment, vilegonter dememd. 73ed FILEN/01. Uwe the Hospital LA to he was . who ry Minn 741 th H. H. K1TC111.1.4. from L. 9th F., to be Unit ed. vibe R. Twopenv, who each.; Major H. W. tennis to be Ikea-alt. by par., vise Lehener, who reta. ; HArenvox to be mine, by par.. nee abater; Bent. 0. A. (acumen to be sop., by , vies Hoodlum ; Ens. J. S. F. Dice ti be lieut., by spar vise ; Ras. it. U. Hama Lot the 3t;th Y., to be , vise Lek. 11416 L. C. 0. MEWS; from the 57th F., to be lieut., vies beholds, app. to 57 Uhl , . F.—Cept. F. C. Ilearino, from the tith F., to be capt., vice X. 13. Cegries, who tets upon h..p., 3 , th F. Mae le—Aesist.Surg. R. it Pate, from the Hospital Staff, to be sesist.sorg., nee Munro. app. to meanie 93rd F.—lgsjest.Ges. W. Wenn., to be cot, vice Lieut. Gen. Sir J. Douglas, C.C.B, app. to the 42nd F. Hoariest brarr.—Annet...Surg. W. Menem, ILO, from IL et F. to be ement4org. to the forces, Fryer, appointed to the 7 3rd F. ; *edam eLetGaratia to be whet.-carp. to Use faces, vim Lila appointed to 914 Y. MEDICAL APOTHICAaIIs' HALL. Names of gentlemen who pained their eziaaatetiuu is the manes and practice of me dicine, and received coma:atm to practise on Tnarsll7. AprillB,lBso :—James Hoy Morgan, Nelms to &lily', Car otartnegishwe ; Charlie T.r.y, (lath ; Alfred Thome. Br e tt, West .Mnalsey, Sarrey ; Jona Clark, Derby; William Scott, Sherburne, Yotashire ; Henry M aloe, Ci..v.lly, I) woe ; John Halliapwarth, Cambridge ; Jetta Davidson, Landon. SPORTING. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. BETTING ON THURSDAY NIGHT. PORT NTAKEI3. Ewe on Lady Evelyn. TWO T7IOI.OAXLi OULNItad STAMM. 10 to 7 opt Pit•ford (t) I 3103 NW HAM' 5 2 Bothastor Cllrsris CCP. 11 to 1 opt Imedarlus IMO 10 >r opt Otterlep (t) 13 to 1 Peepe-dal 114 I 1,0000,10 Veda 13 to 1 Joba Come (t)_._ 'DEeiBY. 11 to we BoUrerbrobe 13 to GUls@ Caen 9to Mayors It) 11 to Clincher 14 to Voltteette 14 to The Niorr 14 b The Hallos Si to apt Mildew (t; 22 to gutahell 22 to Pi Word 22 to Knight of Avenel PI to Penang SO to Deicoon • FRIDAY'S RACES. HANDICAP BWEEPSTAKIA of 15 A.MI. Sidi. 10 ft for all eggs. T.Y.C. Mr. Fwd ., TAfirraPk. L yrs. Tot tub (Deskeray) 1 Yr. W. ti. Manley% e by Les oat et neve. $ yrs Set 121 b (Matlock) 2 Mr. Dennett's Grawhopper, 4 yr., 64 131 b (a. slurp) 3 Betting: 3 to 1 each swat Weetow, Telegraph, ant Far thingale, and 4to I apt Virago colt. The three plaited laid in frost from end to end, Telegraph winning by three pert.* of a length, and the Virago colt besting Chasalrppar by neck. Run in 1 lain It sacs. Post STALKS Of 100 sews. each, for 4.yr-olds ; edts,l34 11b; fillies , BR 41b: snood to save his mike. T. 111.31. (9 subs.) Mr. H. 11111%0441ey Mr. Pord's lady L a nge lemmas) 2 Doke Rinse's Wirwaxisr .„ — .(W. Bops) 3 lard 1319isa's mestab (Pearl) 4 Bettis,: 2 to l b w Lady Evelyn, 3 to 1 agst fiterlity, 'add to 1 apt I , lr4.ester.--Tbe race was between the two favour ites, Osterlay making all the rannieg at a very good paw, sad viatica dom.!, by half • length. Rea in 1 Isla. 30 ases. _ _ Marne, 200. b ft. Last half of Ab IL Lord Enter's Presto., Bst 410 (Norma) 1 Lord ti Wallow's o by nay Middleton out of Cando. liet lib (Mumma) 2 Bahia : 4to lon Priam. Won by a bug*. Rua fa 62 mos. _ _ _ LATEST BETTING. 10337.11.11E7111111tE BTAKES. I tot yet Hale. 3to 1 Wael f lemoosee-oar-tonlelst. TWO THOU,AND GUINEAS MIAS. Erosion Pltaford. CUE:al:It CUP. 13 to 1 apt Peep o'Day 1 1,000 to 10 apt Osterley. lie ether change. The special trains were to well arranged at this meeting, and gays rush general sathfaction, that it le intended to observe the some hours of departure in tag Fint Spring Moeda( ; &sheep train will also be started et 7 COL oa tke day or dm Two 'Thousand OeMess Stakes, returning from Newmarket at 7 p.n. BUNTING APPOINTMENTS. FOXHOUNDS. Nokao—liwity, Ihdowtolotilloro—l I. Holinotos—Turiay, Crannwtok-Itar,—quarter to 11. itaN. F. IL—Tossam s-1 bodushoss.itooss; Monday, SO:soy-troo; =plerlin Nr.—Toodny, Loosttiros; Friday, Ono Nydtten—in. ; UM Alkotro—Moodlay, Weldon ; Tbursday, Broughton. pot7r ab llalirday. Omission's —itontior to 11. Stole% Or M.—Wodoisdny Dirt-lorldp; Friday, Spitchoek; Noodoy week, roto.goto—ialt-piot Tremolo" .—Taindsy. bullerloorno (Dun); Thru.day. 11ARIIIIIIRL R.V.11.-MarlaN Milto47;17.;;Ool; friday. Ibbertos-wood; Toni, weak Norweed (ro• door)—hat.•••• U. DIMITAAMIS IMMATlLL—Yeaterday at • saeatiala el taw eaten, estrange, and other einpry l eT of ai Drory-lene Maitre, which was held in the preeh•room for the purpose of devising means by which the theatre may be kept open, Mr. Anderson proposed that for the future a pot flow of the reeelpts should be taken up every night, bowe any salaries wen paid, to defray the expenste of rent, pas, printirg. and advertisements. After them were settled, then hiauelf and Mr. Vandentudif each to have Itit. per wet k, the other employes to be paid proportionahly. If the receipts enabled aim to pay tall salaries, then of routes each to re ceive the pay orit4ally stipulated for. Tide announcement was received with loud cheer• by ell pv•teor, and a vow of thanks given to Mr. And. riots fur the honourable In which he had acted towards all engaged ardor his lesseesbip. MANCHESTER. to 19. Another cam of stabbing, with intent to warder or do some serious bodily harm, occupied tee atteatim of oer polies awn to day, quit. m eatraordinuy and naneeetent ebbe as to lambs on that diseribed yesterday. A ass, used a os•pli Gregory, was dimmed with stabbing a loom woman named Mines Cook. The eesplalaaat stated that the pri sms, had paid his eddrwsse to her fed some ties lasi On Monday eweniag she had beat walking with hien, aad they were parties. la Meld . entree% intead to go boot., wh.w the primate stabbed her la th u s ide of the left breast with a knife. There bad been no napleaeaaa rime beeline them, sad they were both priestly wile sad mbar. She was waveysd le the lalirmary. a nd Led beskentEssil there ewe sines. Mr. Seperiat r ed s m ewley miklhepdoiner hod pfdthe girl wade Wont bet be was Mewl at that limp, ami wesplainaat had then &flirted le yrinecate Ma The ismer was committed for trial at all ageless. Me se native for kis exam's , diasry sendbet, dreads. Se make my detrain. Tee Mesabsetse Committes to the Prentotios of tbs la. &stria Iribibithe if 1561 ham dennalard epee another c saki at? I. ahl . 2 .. stnewe , ma ts, ' orb war o mitste haf t the attesdame of Readmits whose presence is to seem ed reale success. A letter hole the Ma) or of woe wed, maiming reaeletioas regrattiag bed sot wee wads by the riyal tommissioe for tiehming ewer/ article of maaaraitters with Ike mum of the aleashileliffairea elli6filisa which would castrate seesaw • ably. MA lbrarieg. the hos. essrstary, was isetrectsd le reply that lb von amiststsed that the royal semakaimass m bed mad le W a in 'wressle be the name a saseafeetararo to he ashehim LAW INTBLLIGENCII THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, Bloom Ma. CONNUMOWCI Gootaran. In as WOILTLIT. The bankrupt in this ease, who was a solicitor and steam boat proprietor, at N•.rwrick, bad disputed the &Intifada' at ~at lengtb, and sabeequently appealed to tits Vim- Chaneellor. Mr. Bagley, for the petitioning creditor, sow stated that the bankrupt had come to the conclusion to offer no further opposition to the proceedinp, and had rcatle an arrangement to pay el hi' debts in full. Toe Viee.Chancellor wished to bare seenitimte fr m 'hie court of the *moue* of tbe pod- Monism creditor's &hi, which wss to be paid in three days. Mr. Lawrence, for the bankrupt, co:marring, His Honour said it had been a most 10111111, attempt tont aside the adjudication ; he was wept i rd that an arrangement had not been eons to Wenn. He would grant the certifi cate desired as som as the amount was nand on. BLOIS t.IO I Ix as Dom. S:..L Thomas Dunn, builder, of Hastings, cisme up for his last examination. The balanee.slutt, prepared by Mr. Weston, of &KZ street, disclosed the following state of his af fairs: The bankrupt commeaccd his account cm the Ist of Much, 1849, with a capital of 674 f.; his gross profits had been 2,7511, nen .prolits 1041. He now owed to unsecured finditors. 2,7351. ; and gave up as assests, pro perty worth 8631., and good debts of 2771. Property esti mated at 3,8334 was held by mortgage creditors as security for debts amounting to 3,0261. The liabi i ita were pat dews at 6671. The losses bad been 2,0561.; trade ex penses. 1,9271 ; personal and domestic expenses, 3341. Mr. Loess, for the *mignon, did not oppose the Deakinp . but investigated several proofs of debts we:eh were tondereJ. The bankrupt had pa:Wooed the court under the arrange ment clauses, but not being able to show that he had tlm. in the pound of meets, the adjudication had pr.ceeded in the usual way. The essminetiou was adjourned fir some alteration to be made in the way of stating the accounts. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MARLBOROUGH•STREET. Munconnors AIIIMULT --fi. T. Saint was chsrged with assaulting his wife, Sarah Saint. The cumplainant, whose in.. was *revered with blood, stated that last night, as she was at supper, the defendant, who had been drunk all the week, came is and demanded to be supplied with a rump steak and onions. She told him she had no money, and upbraided him for hi• loose conduct, whereupon he became very viiilent, and threivenird to murder her and then kill himself. With great difficulty she pacified him and got him to bed. She then sat down to work, and, while the was so occupied, the defendant came stealthily behibd her and struck over the heed with the poker. She immediately became insensible, and when she recovered herself she saw the prisoner standing over her with an open razor in his hand. Being tearful that his intention was to take her life, she screamed out for assistance, when defendant crock her again on the head, and swore he would do for her. Her screams bro.ight some neighbaun to her, and the pri soner was given into custody. Mr. Hardwick deed him U., or one month In the Houseof Correction. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1860. The State of the Weather at each of the tollowin t g at r e l as aess at Mee o'clock yesterday morning. The a aft arranged in order of latitude. COll/1111/ at Wino. ."`IC.' April 1/4 Ma giumi" I N. 114115/IALL. osisr L oastisr °l 9 2l The abs. retinas, when compared with those for the week g, exhibit the following changes: C £30,084,640 Dsoresse,£l46,77o C i e lto 20,047,575 human 073,085 Pa beaktai bile _ t .... 14 4 209 91488 63 Deers. Dierea s s:4,34o 2oB:B92 736 Om* Game essueltles la Oinse is beraking 13 1 t 9,744,701 Drowns 2,236,732 Oda in bosh ..... tea gu llatnegllt 1 ,, 41 4 . 1 1,2 36 Inman 67,044 3.6 is The premien% on go'd yesterday at Paris was 18 per mills, which, at the Engliel Wtnt price of 31.175, 1014 per ounce for standard gold, mares an exchange of 25.56} i and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25 55, it follows that gold is 0.01 per cent dearer in London than in Paris. The price of gold at Hamburg by last advice, was 4361 per mark, which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17a. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13 10! ; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13 101, it follows that gold is 0.23 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in London. By last adeicts the course of exchange at New York on London for bills at GO days' sight is 1081 per cent., and the par of exchanie between England and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 1.08 per cent. against England. But after making allowance for difference of Interest and charges of transport, the present rate does not admit of the exportation of gold to the United States. The foreign exchanges for this mail were nego tiated on Hamburg, Holland, and France, at rather lower rata shoeing an increas e d d eman d f ur remit tances; whilst the course on other places remained about the same as last post. The rates for bills were the following : Moiteediai MOM tee DIM Me. . ... . Mew" Bbart. „ r ,. lMw.ays ..... 0,0 ! 8 • PT tea sagetlated. Prom 13 121 l3 11 11 12 2 12 31 23 80 13 80 25 65 25 75 25 75 80 . ..... 121 I 1 3 --.. 12 1 Si 40 30 Si 70 ...... IS 5 40 121 I Mirka ..... " lashos -.lloBvB &to. ...„ 53 Oporto It is stated that the commission appointed eon- Belgium, === ::::::: jointly ►y the governments of Frame, —, and Prusbta, Ike the purpose of thing provisionally the basis of an arrangement having reference to the es tablishment of a system of uninterrupted interna tional communication by means of the linesof railway of the three countries, which met at Brussels in the month of October, 1848, and which ultimately ad journed for the purpose of awaiting additional prsc• tical information as to the result of the working of the different railway lines, will shortly meet again at Paris to discuss the terms of a new arrangement. The directors and proprietors of the various hoes ex tending from Paris to the frontiers of Belgium, to Rouen and to Havre, which are more especially in terested in the question, will be allowed to be repre sented by delegate.' to the commission. The questions which will more particularly occupy attention are those having reference to the conveyance of goods, to fixing the hours of departure and of arrival, and the duration of each journey : regulations will also be issued with respect to the proper examination and staling up of the packages, the expenses which will attend the transfer otgoods from one line to another, the charges apse the warehousing of goods, &c. Sims at PIM& n.nsorns Puna 1 Imams UAaT.. roasesions I inirstites 9 - 7 - 1 ai&DUPO 41141.14 WICli ~...... Laseirrow Minn imassua TAZISOVIII A5p.......... COORIAT ........ tfaxmiLo llovatut Tont I Dusanatug WRITOMITTOI ~., Moratoria lames Lomas Barna Marrow LW. B. Ew. Mate Ci Weather. Woes near Strom anseas Goads NOM Osial• lame I ems( Moms 1 Geells Waft 1 Straw Mom Goads keiss Snag Orem On* Erase Wag lbw* Goma Brom Straw Dream Genie Brews Omit Arms Oft Lis Overeat Bead overage Omura Huy Overeset Omaha Heavy Baia Penally Uplift Ovando Ma Overcast Overcool Overage Overtire Bead—LW Omar' Cloudy Ovine* Overlea Wats loom I I Chusle n= I Straw Ikon Prailktme Omit bun Orme ban Sam Erase Mona Me bum , goody Madlos Partially clef, Partially cloudy Overaast Sasa—llala Overeaa Ovartait Bala Bala Bala Rob Partially Moly Partially Cloudy Partially Mad, Baia Partially Clearly Heavy Bala MauWilkens Oasis,... God* gram Gimde Dram Onft Ilium /Ansi Deers Sinn Ike= anal Wan Wi es limowi Orem On Gm& Brom /Meg Bean Meg Maas Mimi Ilereie Orem Ilemat Wog Ikons ___Bresse I TILIB DAY, Noon. Owns off Ms& ffersith d wfai. Nate at Weather. W.B.W. Isesiss elhows7. " 4 "_"! _ _ Tao mar= (roe tho following pima did not ritaoh this oaks is Was tor pahlkatios yesterday ; they **Mort Indicate the state fat the weather oa Thareday morally: at alas o'clock. N. Illastle brim Partially Cloudy ,—. mI W. Oastle Bru Partfally Cloudy W. Omar hr.'s., Claudine W. Gastle Brom Partially Cloudy .... I N.W. Orals Brass rattail, aoudy COTTON TROY INDlll.—The yowl, Earl B 'kerns, "Ake hag arrived is the deeke from Bombay, hag brought SPO hales of memo, me a portion of ►er cargo, toesigned to order. Thin a remarkably large and 'important arrival of Goths, from the Neat Indies _ GARMENT WITHOOI' A BEAM.—A weaver in Man chester has invented a ineekine by which treasen or even coats may he woven complete in one pine, requiring not a tomb of the needle.—Storkporf Mercury. STOWING AWAY A WOMAN ON SHIPBOARD.--At the Liverpool Polies, on Wednesday. Ann Riley and Joh& M'Caffray were thought up ander the following abysm stances : On Tuesday while a search was being mace oa board the Bliss Ann, lying la the river, the female prisoner was found stowed away it. a auk. She was nearly dead whoa extricated. On subsequent inquiry, it appeared she lodged with the male prisoner, who kmps a boarding house in Llghthody•strest, and it was supposed he had received a sum of 30.. for concealing her on board the vessel After 'madras the statement of a young man who attended from Messrs. Tapsooth's Aloe, Mr. Rushton ordered Aan Riley into the witaseaboa to give evidence. After taking the oath, which she did with some reluctance, she made •ststs. sent to the effect that her father paid duwa a sum of Nla. in the presence of llll•Caffray, but denied that he had any to do with her being mewed away la the barrel. She had previously admitted at the pilioe office that M'Caffray received 110 s. trout her for a passage to Am rice, and that he war to get her conveyed on beard the meet. Mr. Rush. t n, after expresMng hi. ttonvici'.n that Riley would not state the whole truth of the matter, ordered fdTsfrray to be remanded to gaol. I.w. sm. sm. fr.W. &W. a. &W. 8.5. W. 8. &W. 8. &W. x:w. LW. laiii — .: Anima DUBLIN BTOCKB.—Aramil. SI pa Cent. Moak i Ditto for mount, May 13 Grand Canal Meek (1,411.) Your per Ct. MLA Odle@ Deb. (Go'. eirearity. 931. Ga. 114 ) 93 Dublin and Kingstown Rail. Dabs. tpr Cent loo City of Dubl n Steam-peeket Co. OOOl. paid) 70 Dublin and Belfast Junction Dundalk and Enniskillen Great Southern and Western Midland Gre4 Wervern gad Royal OirlOnsipday 2ti Waterford and limerick 7l THIS DAY. Two o'CLoco. The market for public eccunties has been very buoyant all morning, with a tendency to still further improvement. Consols opened at the advanced price of 96 to t , at which they continued firm the greater part of e morning, then rose to 961 to 1, both for money and account, which is their prevent quotation. The 'three per Cent,. Reduced have been done from 95 and 1 ; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., from 971 to 1. Exchequer Bills have improved Is. this morning ; they mark 695. and 71e.; ditto 5001. and small, 68s. and 71s. premium. Long Annuities, 8 3.16 and 1. Bank Stock, 2071 and 2061. In the foreign stock market there is no variation from the previous quotations, except for Mexican, which are rather weaker, and mark 281. Russian Five per Cents. have been done at 1071. The opera tions have only been prosecuted to a moderate ex tent. The following are the prices paid : Danish Five per Cents., at 96; ditto Scrip, at 4a, 41, and 41 pre mium. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 85/ and 1. Equador, at 31. Five per Cent. French Routes, at 88f. 750.; exchange, 25f. 60c. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825, ex overdue coupons, at 51 and 6. Mexican, at 291 and 281 for ;Loney/ and 29 and 28! for the 30th inst.; ditto small, at 291. Peruvian Fourand-a-Half per Cents., 1849, for account, at 701 and 1 ; ditto Deferred, at 291 and 1. Portuguese Four per Cents., at 331. Russian Five per Cants., at 1071 ; the Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 961. Five per Cent. Spanish Actives, for account, at 181; ditto Passive, at 31; the Three per Cents., for account, at 37. [SOL= FUNDS.—Tita Dar. Musk Reek fD6I 7i I pit 01. Oda Aft.. Ni I per Ct. Sol. •ma. 1151 0 Pe Init . 3 pat Ot.Oos. AWW.. GIL to W. . _ 111103 t. ' k r) INV 6 pw OL ArkPm 19•44= 46 p ot OL Sip Ikeda. 90 14 pot Opal. OL Batlike 1114., W • DOW Sm. I. • y am liwasa Arm 14 3 DOW IN 1 611 9LN1 gaol. pp CIL = l rk, TI 34 per 04. Daub B4L, 664 6 4 pre 01. NM* OPP- $6 6 IprOt ON $e...1617 Ones& Deforred Yes, Mt 38i 4 6 pm Ot. 4 pat M. Fauvism Bds.. 1 Do. Ware/ 1311.., Poeumess Cow., A 4 =Vt. lltaa. HU 108 Opsolds Nth, _ 7 per Ct. liparltb Ed.. NI T/ 1.4••1•• Ude, 4 par CI. v.o.rr MU. 33 Vaessesla I wiforrel 10..13 13 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is study, with but little doing. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot is quoted at 37..; April and Key, 365. 9d. ; October to December, 38.. 3d. HIDES.—YESTERDAY. LIADIIIIKALL. —Hides, 66Iba. to 641b5., 14d.; 641ba. to 721 be., Ltd. to 2d. ; 721 b. to Nibs., 2.1. to 24d. ; 80Ibe. to 881bs., 24d to 31.; 880ss. to 96114., 3d. to 34d. ; 96Ibs. to 1041 b., Nil to 30. Horse Hides, fis. Calf Skies, light, ls. 6d. to 3. ; full, 6s. 64. BIIIIIONDSST. —Shoop Skins, Heats and hal‘-bri dm, 6e.6d. to 6s. Bd. ; Downs, 4s. 61. to be. 41. ; Lambs, Is. 6d. to 2e. 61. ; Shearliep, 84. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKE'r.—THIS DAY. Melon. Coops and Davis report very little doing. at the following quotations :—Printe Meadow, 66e. to 72e. ; in ferior, 60e. to 63a. ; MTh; 60s. to 84t, ; B:raw, 22.. to 265. Ds. 01s.&s.) ft;i . 11214166.0:01.Pr0L Roam Casino., Duo Now Prot 6 p. I Do in., Ip. CI. Nw a I Do. do. Na: Do. N. it Z. 6 pot Ct. Do. do. 6 pot Cosi Do. Now Pram Thum, sow A - . 11661 IL U.. bo. elan a. C:til ti; De. Ostip (gum. 6 p. Ct.) Fast lAneashite Da New ... I Dn. New I dares Ent Lineolostilr•Ouaraw . _ &thiburo sad thaw.. Exeter, Yeorfl, k Dere/ Exeter and Exmouth CEoucemer & Dean Forme SI D 1 Do. a obares, B, 6 p. Ct..' Do. 3 par Cont. Pref.- 03.130utb. and West. (bo. I D. F.1.13113x... Ormt North of linglastl.. D. New. &if, L) .lbw, Y7O ... .. Do. New. Do. Wren ... ... .. Hall and Selby .~. :: ' iAßelletft sad eiraio Do. Thirds . . . Loookshin ;tad Totlitan Do. Do.Thirdo . ( i v !•! / .P : 9• ) • Dal IfdijUk.ftelditSbeli Do. West indanir UdaOl Ueda and Bradford... Lands sod Think 7.10.13•Cip. 6saTNO.I Do. t 40.2 no. DO. N 0.3 Do.Pret (Warms NU_ Loudon arid . Loa.. Brighton, 4 B. Cow Do. Not Rua. 6 p.Ct. Do. rukrastood 5 p.Ct late oydoollDdo.. Do. Prot S ipet Oat-. Da.Coaort. 6 p.C,..165. Lordos and Grorawsh Do. Prehresa Landon a North-Winters Do. do. Yew f shares ix.T.iT.;;eoi:imilt.(C Loodon • Pouth..Wcatoro Do. Now, C3O Do. New, s4a Do. New PNORIVINS lowa toMlOW.lpeyo.st Mauch., BuLAMMatlarl Yana., Bhef.ktineoloW Do. dares, No. I .. Do.q!ew !Ste P!•!: Do. Mao k Lioe LUziot D. LSO 100 too Do. Come. as B. 6p. C. 30 Do.r.rewealiVallasetref. 47a Midland GrestWeet. (Ire) 30 1 3baldletbro'ailled.6p Ctsr 100 !Newcastle and Carlisle .. 23 :Newmarket . . . ;Norfolk I Do. New *Sp I Do. Werke . I Do. tiaras. per"CL. , No?* SA5l' 6 Do. Proemlffie 17t Mod& Modiedeldoe7 SO Oohed. Vfooe..& Wawa. 3) Premiss wed Iron .„ 1$ Do. d Nom (A) Read.,oaild., M s Itedpbt 1i07.t011 .44 mc.u. De.tibepreth Kito SI Seottlah Central „ 3$ Sootheh 161.ffitrowe., & 131rE1.. drila 9 Do., Olass t ... ► Do., New WI/ 4siod.. 11 Shrewsbury sad amen (Nor. W. Ilia.) Do. Halves Do. Oeweetry De. New.. Do. S per Ml. Pri sirepaiLie Vol.. „. Sout o. Prekeew;ih Deem D South Staffordshire.— : South MMus Do. No. 3 Do. No. 4 Registorod South Woks S. Vo, os. mod Sheffie rk ld, D hotherleoat, end Goole.N.DL M i ta. Waterlorda Wear Valleye, d p. Ct. gm.. Do. do. do. . Do: Kit( YorkkNowra. Do. o.N.l.PuroborPnil Do.llartlepool Dookkal York sad Monis Midland Do. rr no. ... ... low of RAILWAYS. i 1 (1.4 t• Askie; . t= le rna art sa (Visraoi • 4 4. 121 1 41 6 6 6 i el 411 i i" du i On.c Ldi.. Do. . !!adrid yelestia 1 I Pm. r i 7 Its. 8I 8 dr. Minor ad et FINN. Lew .„ Ileribera Odors me llordew resbasil Ilwasa Fab are Iltrasbosts Ism sed Traps 61 Iti 21 27 29 es div 111 20 . 6 1 Kdh 1 3 4 II ills LITSRPOOL. April 19. Broci-ExonAnon.—Ther• was set 10 Mach business dons today, oa assalat of Wise Wine asialendned to asset higher rates. Widow 71-llarasshks nal knife (consoli shares) dated). , li 34 I—Loadaa Ind Nsift Wl3 =llO =d —Wand sires).!/sires).!/ eise% d sad Reigate, Hi —Walsrasrl mad lissaelsk. 404 & NANOHISTER .dpril 19. thooz-ExonAsoi.—The Amuse whieb obarasterised the market es Wednesday sad yesterday atUl eaattamm ♦ moderate amount of ardor.... tranmeted to-day, at • Made better mime. L 33115, April 19. exrax•liii OH AWOL —After alt IMO of briars km been dome on change this morning , and inarket Was &Mr. The odes were—Osledonlans, 71 7 1; ; Fast laarslthe. IR 7; Great Nathems, let 161 die.; Leeds rid Mr* I • ; tares mad North Western Stook, 103; West =Ow UMas Si. Is. id. dis. ; Midland stook. S 3 ; North Western, IS IS dn. a11 . ,4 115:. pond) East end Worst W Teekshies, 1 S 1 ; Yank and North 14i 14/ ; Think Exterior. No. I, 6 din BRISTOL, April 19. Moot-iann iinen.—The market was vein the aide armor, although but, moderate business wee done principally In the sooner shares of the Great Welters Company. The Quarter dbares left cleat ISt, the top peke of yesterday ; sod tie New 171. Morel ha provaed to al *me net, dla ; sod Weymouth, at W. London and !teeth Westerns were done et IGO; and Will 4 4 II Par Pm x St 56 4 4 pa 3 4 3 6. 7 Igi 17 2 if 27 14 9 1 161 dle 1 11 I 3& die 10 at 10 23 27 11r211li 43 47 per, 64 60 31 33 31 32 231 16 131 13 10 14 3 / SI d2l. 94 94 47 411 21 214 40 62 I dl. car 33 34 17 PI& 12, 12 101 db. 111 II& 66 96 9181 di& 3 6 dia. die rex 31 4 771 781 132 154 101 101 33 57 55 57 101 11 33 24 101 f 102 f 2 11 die 1 di. 37 5 Pm 22 21 die. 18 16 dia. If 2 Pa IS 11 4f 1346 die. 6 3 7 7 32 2381016 274 37 did 14 15 118 120 14 1S d 4 164 17 4 4 11 104 Ala. b 41 6 7 pea 141_ it W A hr 91 9 taw if :Va. 6 3 4 16 13 619. I di' 4 116 1 6 24 S pit 7 9 ii 4 - 1 dlii. IN 1I 1241 1 ,4 1 29i 27“11.4. Hi 131 ex c 37i 3$ II If 13 131 di& 144 141 4 34 4.3". u se u 25 112 23 to 23 27 00 . 10 a 13 134 I a WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING -LARK, SATURDAY MORNING. The colonial mask to have again this week been very dull, and a further fall in the prices of several descriptions of produce has occurred. The Sugar market, which opened steadily on Tuesday, has not been quite so brisk to-day, and importers hare been compelled to buy in to support prices. Tr., sales of West India, however, have been muck larger than for some weeks put. Native Ceylon Co ff ee met with inquiry at the close of last week, and prices advanced to 475. 6d per owt., bat since then but little disposition has been shown to operate, and several holders having pressed their goods on the market; prices have in consequence de clined fully 4s. per cwt., but at this reduction there are not now any sellers. In plantation Ceylon some private sales have also been made much below former quaationa. Save ral transactions have occurred in Rice, to the extent of 10,000 or 12,000 bags, at 6s. 61. to Os. per cwt. for fine to good white Bengal. Black Pepper has been sold at a do cline of Id. per 16., and Cassia Lignea is 12s. per cwt. lower. Saltpetre has also declined fully 6d. per cwt. A public sale of Tea took place on Wednesday, and of 14,000 packages put up, abent 6,000 packages were disposed of. Co:ltous sold at former rates, but Canton-made gunpowder, and also the the tree kinds, realised lower prices. COVENT GARDEN.-THIS DAY. Vegetables ars well supplied, but many kinds of winter fruit are over or at least very scarce. The following are the prices: --- Pine apples pr tl., 6s to lOs Orsps,b odious*, p. 14, ISs to 204 Portugal, per Ib., 9d to Is Strawberries, per oa., 4d to Is Pews, per dos., Gs to 10s Apples, p. bush., 4 to Os pal to 12s Orsageo, pr dam, fid. to Is Gd pee 100, Ss. to 12!:..„ ieenone, per doz., Is to b Almonds, per peek, 6. sweet, per lb., lls to Se Walnuts, per IVO, le ed to 2. per knob., 16e to 24e Nate, Wr » p. bush., 20e to We —undl , p. bush., lb to lea Kent Cots, 90. to lOU. per 100 lbs. Preach Beau, ner 100, Is 6:ltoid . Beside, per punnet, Is to Is Asparagus, per bundle Is Od to Is Rhubarb, p. brindle, 6d to Is Cabbages per dos., la to Is 6d Caulidowers, per dos., Is to di Broccoli, p. dos. bundl, Seto lOs Greens, per dm., A to.4s. Spinach, per stere, 2s to 34 Onions, per bushel, 3. 6d to as 6d Spanish, p, dos., Is 6d to 44 Shallots, per lb., ed to ed Garlic, per lb., 4d. to Id Lettuce, Cab., p. more, 4d to 9d Endive, per score, I. 6d to 3s lausbrooms, per pot., 93 to Is Small Salads, p. pun., 2d to 3d Fennel, per Dumb, 2d to 3d Savory, per bench, 'ld to 3d 'pirate, per bunch, 2tl to Sd floret',per ball stem Is t le 6d Potatoes, per ton, 60s to 140. per ewt ,Ss to?. per bush., Ps Id to Ss 6d Turnips, per dumb/a-,1. id to as ed Red Beet, oer doa.,9d to Is Home Radish, per tdl., Is to 4s Cucumbers, eselt, Is to Leeks, per bunch, Id to I r ol Celery, pee bundle, 6d to Is 611 Carrots, per bun., 4d Wed l'aislej,p. doz. h to 3. koots, per idle.,9d. to Is iltujorm. pro bomb. id Idiot. per limit. id to to Gd tr 9d Watercrom. per dor. bamboo, Con tend, per ht. sieve, (id to Is THE WATER QUESTION.—A meeting of the rate payers of Diary lobos, tor k place on Thursday inning at the Portman Arms lintel, Milton-street, Dense -Nutt., for the purpose of taking into consideration the most efficient means for securing an abundant supply of the purest water at the most reasonable rate. On tho motion of Mr. Frail', seconded by Mr. Gluier, it was declared to be the ?pinion. o the misting that If the London (Watford) Spring Water Company be established, an abundant supply of pure aprtag water would be brought to the metropolis, and distributed to the inhabitants the reo f en the approved principle of high pressure and continuous supply at a reasonable cost. EXHIBITION OP INDUSTRY, 1831.—Nearly 2001. have been subscr i b e d a t S out h am pt on t owar d s the Groat Industrial E x hibiti on . The lots' *enmities met a few night' ago delegates from all the workshops and manufac tories in the tows, sad a moat gratifying and satisfactory steaks took place. The wo r ki ng men entered most 03r dmIly into the views of the committee, and loomed d o lmas that the subseription towards the exhibition amongst the workmen should be liberal. The met:haste' and artisans et each workshop and manufactory are ambitious of excelling in itbersitty those of wham and wary large e sun l i p anticipated from '" - to bourhood. r I *of ether% sod a Tory large can telly the weekly; men is as SrA Mitt let' OIEVI • 4:71 1 5.7 . 1 • • i pm a div I 4 I Iv elm bat 5211+ 3 3 13 101 61 94 01 69 90i 33 Sel ft" 100 224 149 iii i I 31541 East Lancashire Eastern Counties and Norton" gam= Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee anew Railway Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr Glasgow, Paisley and Greenneh Great Northern& E. Lindelash Great Southern aalWastan(l) Great Westenio Lancaster and Carlisle Laicuhire and Yorkshire Leeds and Think Liverpool,Crouby, & Southport; London and North Westeni ! London and Blackwall London, Brighton, and S. Coast! London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen! Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c. liancheeter, Sheff., & Lincoln Mary port ant Carlisle Midland Midland Great Western. (I) Monkisuida Newcastle and Carlisle North British .... North Stafford•hire . . 12i 470 - 'iri. 1,861 3,743 20,01 s 1:,213 12,342 234 -6 4 1714 239 113 28 463; 60 116 16)4 28 489 iio 40,818, 8811 3,4061 '622 20,446 1,347 1.97bj .4 j i Scottish Central 32 Scottish Midland 47 Shrewsbury and Chester 30 Shropshire Uni0n...... ... 68 Routh Devon 1,0341 2801 South Eastern Taff Vale Ulster West Cornwall Whitebaven Junction I York, Newcastle, Berwick , York and North Midland 1,887 9,019 2,027 2901 258 11,5511 6,697 Foution. Amiens and Boulogne Dieppe .... Dutch Rhenish Niontereau and Troyes 'Northern of France Orleans to Bourges (Cei t.) , lorleans to &adieux Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen [Rouen and Has.. 1,487 444 930 624 16,98* 714 211 1074 72 714 211 1074 72 8.70 b 5,899 MINES. (Prom the Mining Journal.) 11 i lei 13,708 756 16,254 9,500 109 4,964 '664 20.989 1,410 .734 2,102 3.100 4,334, 1,331 400 1,335 - 'i - 4 1,835 10,678 2,404 808 192 14.497 7.037 • 73e receipts Include the usrne JII the Bristol and Exeter. • Although the share market has not been so animated this week, still, upon the whole, en average amount of buil. nese appears to have been transacted in our home mines, while in foreign mining shares there has been an unusual briakneie, and an active inquiry is being kept up. Trelawny, Heignston Down, Bedford United, and Mary Ann shares have been much inquired for, and transactions in each taken place. Shares in the following mines have changed hands since our last: Devon Great Consols, Tr.viskty and Barrier, Treleigh, Mary Ann, Trelawny, South Tolgus, North Buller, retinue, Levant, Herodsfoot. Gustavus, Pendarves, Stray park, Tinereft, Trelyon, Eut Tamar, Bedford United, South Timer Wellington Mii.es, West Wheal P rances , H e i gnston Dawn, Erfin, Wheal Langford, Wheal Treville, &e. We find that the mines in the far west are generally in a satisfactory wane, and a considerable number of shares have changed bands during the last fortnight. West Wheal Treasury and Alfred Consols have been much in demand, and buyers have paid an advance. Transactions in Wheal Reath have taken place, and an advance is talked of ; the profits for the last two months are estimated at upwards of 1,0004 In Penzance Consols a large amount of business has been done at firm prices. Wheal Bal shares have been inquired after, and Spears* Consols is said never to have been in so prosperous a state as at present. In ((melon Mines there has been considerable animation during the eir. ek. The Santiago Mines are represented as having materially improved, and a very valuaole discovery made—the shares, consequently, have been in great demand, and several transactians at an advanced price been made. St. John del Rey, Cobre, United Mexican, and Imperial Brazi lian, have been in nquest. Capiapo, Australian, Barossa Rai ge, Linares, and National Brazilian, have also been done. 472 1,038 Bs9 16,046 3,233 3,263 7,412 6,096 2,341 101 d 1011 I 10f I In i 111 13 61 1 0 I 6e I .; I J;