The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-01 00:00:00

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SWEEPSTAKES of 60 semi. each. R.M. Beebee Bannon .. 1 Inheritor colt .. 2 SWEEPSTAKES of 60 soya. each. D.M. Beehanter .. .1 Chieftain • . 2 Nathatch .. 3 _ PLAIN of 501. D.M. Whitatono Vasa SWEEPSTAKES of 50 sm. each; for 3-yrs. old. D.M. Bordeaux .. .. 1 Necklace .. .. 2 Nutcracker • . .. 3 POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MANSTON-HOT7SIE. Surttorn Ronne ItY ON HOARD THE AVON MAIL 8 . . —AI. 3/. //chino, said to have been a merchant, trading in Mexico, was charted with stealing • 501. and 301. bank note, and 5 ounces of gold dust. el the value of 1001. Mr. W.lltam Sdrute, 7, Guntwsbury-pines, Brentford, purser in the Royal :doll steam.packet service said: I charge the prisoner with having robbed me of a Sill. and a 301 hana•note and 5 outeee of cold dent, b ••ween Bermuda and Southampton. Prisoner came on board the Avon at Vera Crux, for • passage to Southampton, on the 19 - h of March, and arrived to the 21st of Ap iL Oa due arrival at Scrathampt in, I mimed the rki. and a W. note and fire minces of Oil duet from my desk. About three days before we reached S .u - hsnipton I left the keys in the do .r of my cabin, and I found they were gone. The prisoner was seen near the door at the +line, and on the evening of that day the consul at Mobile, who was a passenger. invited me. the surgeon, and the prisoner to have a glass of wine in the cabin. While there the sc:uted clroolained of a pain In his stomach, and ho went away. He was away abnat hailaii.hour. On returniog to my cabin in the evening I found the keys of my cabin lying on the dick, 'kW ugh it I:ad been swept previously. I went to the beak to etop the note, and fisted that it bad been paid in on the 22nd inst. by Mr. Caner, the chrnnometer maker, and from circumstances which have come to my eir, I believe the ptienner is the party who presented the note at Mr. Curler's. I did not take the 'limber of the note, but I can swear that I oniy got ore 50.. note from Junes, Lloyd, and Co. when my chigoe was cashed by Mr. Hogrard. In answer to the alderman Brennan, the (Meer, who had the prisener in char. e, eni I :he gold dust had been traced. Mr. B'rutt sail he believed, if time were allowed him, he would also be able to tram the 301, as hi had it from It Aorta, Curtis. and Co., and had the number. Alderman 6.li'w r m %odor! the print-mg', till to-morrow. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. "A POOR Dumn Ma. sged about 15, was chanced with impowag vpau the benevolent, by pretantling to be dumb. . . . One of the inendicity e otataldes stated that on the previous afternoon he saw the prisoner, with a label tied round his neck, Oi which was written " Poor dumb boy—got no tongue." E .owing him to be a confirmed beggar, he witched him, and saw him receive see ral pence from ladies and gentleir.en whom he importuned for money. The prisoner thin entered a public•house, fhll wed by witneio, who SAW film beg of the customers in front of the bar, at the same time makiag motions with hi. bonds to signify that he had lost his tongue, and could not sp, ak. Atter watching him for some. time he asked the rd w lend him a spoon, and belting got hold of the pre.or.r r thrust the flat part of the spoon down the prisoner's throat, which had the of iet of causing him to proiruilo his ton.ue, thus exposing the imposition. The pri soner however still pretended to be dumb, and witness, to satisfy himself t• k him to a surgeon's opp , ti•e, who .pplied s irueshing to the end of his (pri,oner'st tongue, which caused h im to ta:l out in good plain English that he could speak. Witness then hick him to the station. Several gentlemen came forward and steed to the Basis. trate that the pria.:l, r, though so young, had been for some Tease !driving a prufluitile trade by pretending to be dumb. they themst:r. a bad relieved him en many occasions, and thought, if the ease was made public through the medium of the press, it would put the benevolent public on their guard against such impost The prisoner, in ripli to the charge, admitted that he had impeted upon the p;: .tic, but he hal dine so in consequence of wrens, rover., and his antipathy to turn to thieving for a living. The magistrate ensimitted him In a month, with hard labour. ________ LONDON,' • WEDNESDAY. EVENING, .114AY 1. 1850. :110N. ZEMIN OP TEE LIBERAL CANDIDATE. The mutest at Lymington (u stated in a Becond Wise of yestsaby's &prom) has reindted la cite return ilthe km trade gad Snencial Mars candidate. last &embers polled yesterday were— Hutchins ~ L l2l Stewart, Molprit . y ' —ls 1. r. Stewart replened abort 3 a.*. In this baronet' itu asim ei libualhas his bean steadily ag *growing for Isparyaus part. At the lot election.* .ol wee at the head of the poll for the Ent time. MN, garehtn► masa is a clear proof of the growth of the popular came aria la the smallest boroughs. Mr. Hutchins same forward or the broad priaalpla of free trade sad daaudal sad representative re&ros. IRELAND. Drams. Aram 30. The Evening Hoff states that the landlords' petition fer the exteneien of the Encumbered Estates Advances Bill hasereceived, within the short interval since its reparative,. the signatures of three earls, three necounts, six lord.; two admirals, twenty-two baro nets and knights; six Irish members now in Deane, ens hundred and twenty deputy-lieutenants, one hundred and sixty magistrates, and on the .whole the signatures of about one thousand persons of various professions and cellidge. A committee has been formed to carry cut the objects of the petitioners, and they profiles to be on urged to still .greater awls, so far from beirg di , by the debate on the second reading of Sir silly's bill. The Frio *lan's Aunes4 in a sensible article on the subject, observes that— There is no slam in Ireland which would be injarklagy affected by the *Manakin sought, sad lithe landownm were to wisely nee the privilege they seek we an see many and lane beseits which most rank to almost every elms of the immatuaity *e tendering land more may of transfer, and enabling thrifty owners to raise money on in credit, as ma chants do on their stock, or millowners on their plant, and, in ease of ineapasity, to manage it with effect to disenctuober themselves of it in toter. _ _ A special meting of the corporation wu held yet terdav, when it was resolved that promo:lingo should be tigtali in the Quesn's Bend io ogemiga n te the appliCatibn ler 'the mandamur to Wifirire Lord Mayor, and that an et.l .rgetnet.t 4.f the time allow(' for showit.g cause ag Lit st the conditional miler should ba applied fur. THE ROBBERY AND MYSTERIOUS DEATH a CLAPHAM. The persons ermeerned in the perpetration of the recent burglary sad supposed murder at Clapham are KM at large, although very astfr o : aad mir sea are belay made by the police to bring them to =Mee. Oa Monday sight a ast seta wsa a. at monad trees -yard to publicans, beer shop keepan, and others random la the metropolis and its suburbs, giving a fall description of four men who are sus pected of being the triminals, and there bitty litt'e doubt, from their lieing well kaowa to the pollee, that they will soon be apprehended . It le pretty clear tyaa ell the aireunistasees attending thg, outrege, that the perpetrators at it seed chloroform rentiff emits insensfhle r while they plundered the house, but it is supposed that, unfortun aely tor their victim, they save more tie da she c uld bear, and caused death. 'Mat makes that circumstance not improbable are the par ticulars which have been Fathered by parties who have been sent round to the chaniota' shops in the neighbourhood. lt has been ascertained that on Saturday evening, a little a:ter seven o'cle ek, a tall thin man, elressvel in shabby bloc k, called at Dr Hale s, No n, Black(' kr. road, and requested to be supplied with alltocllll.7 worth of chloroform. Mr. Hale asked tam what b t wanted it for, as it was a dangerous article to be used by non medical men, when be replied that he wasted to draw a teasel, meta .intasice's tooth, and to make her ill , eSSlblo while the operation was being performed. Dr. Hale refereed in supple him, although the mac prtqwd him very hard. lle then left the shop, and joined two other men who were waiting at the corner of the opp nice street. The man who rpplied for the chloroform answers the description of the man . ho less seen to leave the house of Mr. :saddle with a bundle under his arm. The other two, Dr. Dale says, answer the description forwarded by note. Alerher circuendarce of some importance as showing the probability of chivied', rat having been used, sad the (.cility with which it con be rnseaseel by thieves. has come to light within the last ten dais. The Cambial! Vapour Manufactory, 32. Commercial road, Lambeth, has he .n entered during the ohm lice of the workmen, tad sixteen gallons of chloroform stolen therefrom of the value of 721. Several parties have been in custody on suspicion of the rolebery sad murder ; but on being confronted with the au. %biddies at the p •lieestatiot.s, they were set at 'thirty. There is not the aleglatest doubt that the thieves must ht.ve been well aequaint(l with the circumstances of Mr. 3laeldle, and knew that he was in the habit of keeping mut:, valuable o roperty en the premises, fur no casual oil ever would ever have thought of breaking into the house with • view to ,-lender. The house is • mall ten. meat oily one story of shabby appearance, sad would never be akin for sleet: dig more than the residence of a mechanic. A wits. s. will he pronacod at the adjourn• d inquest wit•t MW 0.. dee I.sed Mn.s hnelling at tLe window of the gnus.• •; lit •'eloch in the loonies. Th. police is postession of the premises have mode the most minute siarch of the doors, wall., acid leorm, hods b..rk and front of the bow, hu• that cannot find the alight. rat tram to is:Amato by which way the persous 'Mend or left the preatises. UNIVERSITY tap Lo !DON.—Lout evening a Special general meeting of the grsdua•ei of the Cuter:say of L• don was held at the Fir•ttllSS , n, Tavern, tient Q teen *trees, to consider an ',Arise to be pr towed to the senate at the poled: enaferring t.f e cores on the let of May, and a , eo to consider the memento , ntal chart. r granted to the tilde edgy is the in nith of July, lat.', ar.el certain r Rule. ions pted by the tensor in coei.equehre thereof. J. It Qusie, LL IS. oecupied the chair. The following ad deo. WAN and air. fel upon : "To the Chancellor, Vice.('t•ancell r, and FelLwa of the U aity of London, — My L ads aid Ctatleinell.—WP gladly avail ouraelves of this the fleet pubhcoccanion of conferring degr , es in the Univeraity of London, to esteem our gratitude f.. 1 the foundation of the university, ass d te that k the senate for their great and con tinued eat r.i me in framing the curriculum. and c ineuctnit the estmitiutions, by which an honourable reputation has h on obtained for its degrees; and tor the time and lah.ur which they have so long and saalonsly devoted to the affairs of the univers:ty. In pert eular we ate desieoue of thehk• mg the sonata ter the eitat.ltshnient ed a puklic day for eonterrieg by which the members of 'Le different ciders will be annually brought to,t^ther, and which will greatly contribute to the creation and ext. taloa of a more caporal* feeling than has hitherto existed among toe or Watts. In onclud in we hope we easy be permitted to espress the ar.xious Interco.% whe . ..h we take in th e prosperity of the university. and our ardent de sire to contribute to the etymon of our pow. r, to maintainine its character, and promoting its svelte e." The suldo n'4 resoluiun. were inec.seively proposed, and several gentlemen toldressed the cling iu upport of them "That this me tang regrets thst the and', in prividieg fur the ex , riot of the payers cnaferredbythe titst branch of the supple= ntal charter, has adopt d regulations by which a diaticcti ,n is made in the tete to which the qualifications of candidates fir degrees iu the university are to he sulipectid, intellective of circumstance. of peculi ir hardship ; and by which • portion of the examination of certain classes of etinelidat , a is to be delegated to examiners not appointed by the senate. and not under their ' control: —Treat this meeting is of opinion that the powers contained in the supelenontal charter, enabling the uni versity to grant ceroficitee in isolated branehes of know- I. dg., irrespec:ivi of any proof that the candidates have gone thorough a regular and World a tutee of else :lion, are inconsistent with the true functions of a university, and will prove detrmental to the interests of educ scion in this coat try. by discouraeiae the prosecution of a liberal and v.:- feuded enures of study." The resolutions having been adopted the meeting separated with a vote of thanks to the chairman. PARLIAMENTARY AND FINANCIAL ItEloißM.-11Elt- MOSletlia AND 14.01111:11111THZ Aisete IAIII./24.-011 Monday a public meeting of the inhabitaute of the above parkin s took place at tie Borns li. sin, Bermondsey-tiptoe, fur the pin nate of advocating the priutiplee of the National Freehold Land Satiety. Mr. John liars took the chair; and, in o pening the proceeding., observed that he thought the mode proposed by the Fre. bold Land Society was the beat that c islet be adopted to carry cat the prii,ctples of fieancial and parliamentary renew The following resolutions were teen yr poed and aeoeted " That this meeting cordiely agrees wan the National l'arliamentary and Finencial Reform As. inciatio• in St\ eff ,rts to obtain a revision of taxieiun, *ids a view to a reduction of tspeedtture and the aboldion of all us. less places and penaions ; therefore, believes th,t such a reform wi ll not b e obtained without endeavouring to make the House of Commons more in enj oin with the wanes and feelings of the po °pls." " That this meeting is of opinion that beehold land societies offer to the industrious closets a meet profitable inveterate.% for their ravines, and are an efficient agent fur elevatin. their moral and Weld condition, oy engendering habits of forethoueht and a spirit of independence; and this meet ing recognises in the general e.tablisbnient of these societies a moat practical mode of gradually and legally extending the suffrage, by it creloieg the number of 'coos fur county memo rs ; and is of opinion that it behoves every man who is 1it.1i065 to eatend the representation of the people to ePoitritnite by all meals in his power to their encouinge. meat sad support ; aid that inasmuch ea the ?inens' Fresh . Id Lend S.icie ty, of N 2, Moorgate street, prodded over by Sir Jo.hisa almaley, Joseph flume en-1 Iticharel cet,d e n, &qr.., is intenged to operate chi, fly on the me tro rgitee a nd some counoi, a, it is deserving of the c rind support • f this meeting, sad of the people of Bermondsey met It othertiithe."—A vote of thanks WAN then passed to the /may News and Mornimy A•ort rtiser neeep.p.r4. phATII I.ltofl TRYING A CHEMICAL EXPERIMENT. —On Thursday evening last, stoat seven o'clock, Mr. John 'thane., of the firm of N. eon IL and J. Thoneal, drug ants, ul Menai Bridge, Ltenfror, met with his death in the 1 .11.iwing sudden orenner —lt WSW/ he was very fund of reading chemical works, and of trying chemical tap rineeete. On the shove evening he was =eking some detonating ponder ( erubebly fur the first time% and having had the ingrediehts properly dried, proceeded to mix them tuget'er en • wedgwood mortar, when the hien ~,, of the pestle Geese! the ponder to • xpl.ule. The ex, losien shivered the mortar, battles, jars, window, &c , to ationa. Mr. Ttoorias immediately roe out through the heck door to the noose of a neighbour opposite, where lie immediately le 11, and weltering in sir van blood, he almost ise atantly eaoired. I. turr.ell out that • p alien of the mortar, or *IRIS hiker broken fragment, hail enter* I the green, and in near ted the main Al. ry, the great aid reps.! of Wood from wlico eaten et almost inatant de ah. The thumb of ;he le lt heed wee elmoet completely 1.1 voted at the joist which act -shies it to the wrist, a narrow es ,kin on tile outside alone ke, mug up the c. nnesieri. X ouill row smell pierce of glass hail Blau pesetrated the dealt about the hie aid heal. The •pprenlice was the only other ye ram in the ',hop at the time. He was looking out set the werolow, haviog his be k tutu towards Mr Thumas at the m o ment of talc eapl elem. Two pieces, of the entire thicknees of the moiler, uhnist an inch wieners, lode. d to hie area. Mr. Chines ..rellbed the wounds, and we u:. d. 'staid he is illtd) tea now. 11. A. , inipsest was held tin Finlay beanie,/ cm boa body eel Mr. *a somas, whim • verdict tel " Accidental de soh " was returned. MILITARY. MONT/ILY 01117C•11T.—}Wift the War office Army Lid.' —Ora. Ear A. o.lloway, K.O It., ETC.; Lieut• Glen. Sir J 'tabor.% K.O 8., Dostrstr of Berwick; ei.loolol G. II .1111,11; Lieut.C.4. p. 21ith Foot; Majors It. Wr aighton, E 1.C., Davies, anat., and A. Ito`xeson, anat.; Copts. On,bw, 67th Foot, and Mattlay, M. uron's ; U. als. Moahray, 2415 Foot, Mullen, 60th, S:twart, 62nd, Lott, 64th, Jackson, 4th, Allen, h.q.. Kith (Mi. Bury Knight of Windsor), COlCtilt, h.•p. 74th, and quartcr. master at Malta, T. C.r y, h.p. K.O L. ; Ensign Line, 26th F4s ,, t ; AAjetsnts ol Militia: Capt. 61•Chatnek, L mdon .l. rry Militia; Adjt l'carl.r, Wee. Norfolk; Quoirsiskarter S pintos, 14th War. ; Trante, b..p., L ; Surgeon Ilam,lton, 16 h I' ad: Sarrry, It.-p. let Wl. Rest. ; Chaplain Wright, h.p. 133rd ,gt. NAVAL Yesterday, a w turn lo l'arliameat was printed (obtained by Ildr. Hume), showing the sm. unt expended is tha eats h. istas. at &e. ot da Itysrds since 1KY•:. It appears that the larger sum Ia one yes, expended in dockyards at hums and ahruml, was in 1147 tt, wh, it it *wonted to 1.170,0621. I,mt t. ar the am..unt t xoende.l wss 1,209.011 i. According to a P.rliantentaty rrturit printed yesivrilay, there are now in ordinary '•sr vesei-ls a the It .yvi Navy, •Mich have never prrforsard any service in ei•mmissi•m. The names are civi,ri in tee return ; the cast per tot of Ludding, and their prurat conditio". . . riiisit Ruses.-0:r .m lit Gazel'e )—Tbit ce 1. Ova that an account of t►e net pro. reeds aid burnt, taunt y Fee ived for the capture of the ilra. a Fiat brig II l'enseniestl by her Najestys ship Hilphin, on the 11th hbr. be delivered 111'0 the It•gis'ry of the High Curt of Alovralty eat the 13 Is day of May heat, agreeably eJ of parliiituent.—OMM AN NET. SON, aid CO.. Agents... . . A Lot IST MARTIAL erstnibled on Monday Morning, on hoard thr Itsit ship, at Devonvrt, to try Mr, Janes Mitehrll, imperatmar rimy gunntr, &lag duty on hoard the Vulture rem-Irritate, for druakonnees and Imo. len& to Lieut. Stephr ct the Eram mem. Toe charge bating bet a eolisidt rid to be cl• Ail, ' , rout d, end admitted by the prisoner, he was KII/tneed to be dinniss,il the service, SPORTING. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MF.EIING. itErriN , ; UN MONDAY .NIGHT. - nto 4.CINEAs STAIO.4. t , 1 apt lieebon•Pr I 4 t.. I mpg i`tt.:,,rd 3 tol Maximo cis (Tv " to ! WU Peep-. •il.l-.134 -0 to 1 mot John Co...et In to. - t•ntnlatoto :.., to 1 Woo:u.,.Lt 1: to 1 At•to , Ann ,tt .to to 1 Roland 11 to 1 t•lamorn 40 to I Colloorsmo.l 17 tot Rtlent Or t) llntol On ken0..1% I: to I l'hont..y ,t) 1000 to 10 G. ',pr..' N.k (I) 20 to 1 F. 1. 1 .0 man 14.0 to 10 Wa11....e ,t) 23 to 1 111outenti. DERBY to I a (lint Pr 't) to 1 I . 64anit ru..' to 1 2. , In I vet Nutehell 3 . , In I - k,u tt of Avenel 23 to I 1 , X12 to 12 Ng Charles ,t) - - II b.l Voltigrur Zu tu I lihil4e CZum 10 to 1 apt Rise.',viol to 1 not Biotic 11' EKDAY'S It ACES. The Two TitoUSAN I. UV I CAA M'AILIOI, important per sr, drew a very large alt ndance to the heath this attersoon ; the special trains, however, notwithstanding the continued *bungee of the weather, were not so erensively patronised as we hese known on many similar occasions—owing, no doubt, to the principal event poroessing little or no interest with rterrence to the Derby. That the pr - portion of titled fashionable company was not quite so mood as %mist, will be collected from the following list, viz , Duke of Bue clench, Doke and Duchess of Seaford, Marquis of Eseter. Rul of M itch, Earl ot Benhorough, Keel of Ealintne Earl ot Ushri.lze Kul of Orford, Earl of Earl and ' C mote's of down, Lord Knit Id, Lord O. Marrero, Lora Bateman, Lord C. Minutes Lord M , wport, Lnii J. Scott, L. ed Clifd Lord Stanley. Lord Exmouth, Lord Sidney Oen roe, Lord F. Fveroy, L and Ledy Keene, Count 11 ittliyarly, Baron It.thschild, Sir George Armitage, Sir Miloo Faiquhar, Sir T. Berke, S.r Fri d• rd. k Peso ck. Se W. Codrington, S r D. Bird, Sir lto',ert and Lady I'igot, It to. Cawasi lions. Hon Colonel Ani rn, lion. 11. Curzon, It. n. H. Forester, lion. F. Villiere, Hon. Major l',tt, Ade mir .1 P inlet, Colonel feel, Colonel Smith, Colonel New:on, N.edbani, Major Pearson, Contain Delme Captain Lotle, Captain Carleton, Captain S inerset, Calealn Arch dell, Captain Foster, Messrs. Geordie, Payne, B Oxon. Low ther, Bastard, 6. Fitzroy, 8. Stanley P.ttat', Cockrell, Jaques, W. R. lteed, Or-gory, Higgins. Nord!, Orate icke, ltantabottom,Veughan, Hush, 11l ',tennis, Halms, 'reline Radcliffe, Barns. Thelluson, Bel•our, Milner, M.P., Bromley, M.P., Waddington. 6:e., &e. The Duke of Rat land is mid confined the palace by indieposition. BWEEPATAILEs of 300 sous. each, 100 ft, for 4 yr olds: cons, g.l 7111; (Wins, Si 2h. 14 C. (4 sobs.) !Puke ssi Ins.e(ingotto . (F. Butler) hod Lalinton'a T.,tau . r 2lar;uw) 2 Betting :-7 to 4 on Quasiesido ' as who laid off , eral lenAhs, until within siry yards of h ome. and won easily by four lengths; Testator pulled up 'me. lton in 8 min. 29 SOC. CuSECIS-1100. 1 1 STAB KA of 50 rove. each, for 3-yr olds: colts, no 7.h; fillies, tt.t 4113. A. F. (4 sale ) Duke of neslfonra Itorgkogul (V. Butler) 0 Lord I irfo.rgro f by S:.tue out of Exotic Mt. brevilie'os ltringom , Ylataisan) 1 Beumg :-4 to 4 on B edeaus, and 6 to 4 ag-t Exotic filly. The Exotic filly, with Brington in atten once, made 'nosing in'o the bottom, when Winston retired, and Ifor dean: took the second place; half way up the cords he caugm the filly, abi! a beautiful head and heat race termi nated in a dead heat. Run 1., 2 min. sec The Duke of 11 df3rd and Lord Orford having agreed to divide the stakes, Bordeaux walked over. Two TISOCKAND VINICAs STAILUS. of 100 sari. each, h ft; for 3-yr olds; colts, list 7.h; blues, flat 41b; the second to save his stake. IL Al. (27 subs ) Mr. 11.11d1'e Pitalool (% Dal Lord 11. lemmas'. Wallower Wallower (Tensokm 2 It keel l'eres Housings. ( 0 4 Fl.strisass Sr. It. (Winn) 4 lord barter's Ctrecht 2 to I eget Beehunter (t), 5 to 2 agst Pitsferd, and 3 to 1 and Ilardirge. Beehunter mad.- play at a capital pace, • hsely attended by all but l'atstord to the bush. s, where ' tr..eht roe way; wish the others there was b.. chore -e nutil they got into the h dtom, where the race was left to thu Mirp lavuutita a, fiaehunter still haying the lead. Kole .ray up the cords the trio el-oed, and a splendid race ensue 1, Pttalaral wincing by a Reek, and Beehunter having no g.eater advantage urn r Col. l'erl's horse. lion in I tn. 40 sec. Ilas wear SWEI:I•NTAIS of WTI. web fur 3yr olds ma I upwards D. Id. Mr. Swain,.',, St. Geneve, 3 yea, Set 12Ib (T. Smith) I Sig.. .1.0 one Wog Iliting.ag 111, 4 111...4 hath)an)'s Mates Murray. aor 1,114 (S. Mann) 3 Me. %%grates. f by Ilarlouggray gout of Cominueog dam, 4 yea. ;(4 lilt to 4 spa Grow, and 2to t Altai 'Etrin oath. W. 4% by a nick; twd ugUta brtwren thr second and third. (4W KEPATAKYJI, 0( 10 POTS. each; for 3TT Ul.ll. 70 21b • roue. 14.1 71h; five ats.l upwards, 9st. The winn. r to b e ...Wf.... 150 ....v.., if .Isninshil, '1 YC. (5 rub..) Mr. 144m1...re's 14ver y(0 (ll4rtlialmm.w) I 134,1 1,0 1.,. It(shm. Itmalonl's nolo, 000( ..... .0..1040) 3 ll'. W. $10411,11,61 sol.4l{l,iirl, 3 yr. 0. . Kr.,, he. we. ri Tie t!..b and 'relestrsolt. A very ch..• run roe. bilwresi the two favourites, terniieating in fa r .1 T. Is er.ph by a rtrk. Itun in I loin. (41 . 1C014 . N PLATIt ur 101 it Warne. 100 Owes; l.yr olds, K.' 9 h; five 9. , 81h; sit and lOst. It.t.:. I INA.. of 11(411(rds 114 , ...3113, I yrs (F. Baler) 1 1.001 Kum 1141.1113. ) Mr. 1154.104I's yrs 31r. 1131e)'514)..... d) n% ; - -4 t., 4 asst 8t kiosk...ow/ 7to .1 east fit...away. Cars woe cut out the w..rk for the first three miles ; it was Own tikes up by Tophans, who, with K . ',newsy and St. Heidi. in waiting, earned it oa to the curds, when the te- CO Court. ACCOUCHEMENT OF HER MAJESTY. BIRTH OF A PRINVE. This morning, at 20 minutes after 8 o'clock, the Qneen was safely delivered of a prince. In the room with her Majesty were his Royal Highness Pantie Albert, Dr. Loceck, an Mrs. Lilly, the monthly nurse. In the monks all, into were the other medical atterdants, Sir James Clark and Dr. Ferguson, and the Ministers sad °Semi of State 'cannoned on the 0001.06. The Privy Councillors prawn were—The Duke of Wellington, Sir George Grey, the Archbishop of Can terbury, the Bishop of Loodou Lord John Russell, the Duke of Norfolk, and the dar . quis of Breadslbace. The moment the gratifyieg intelligence had be come known, informed= was at once sent ronod to the bill-ringers of the various metropolitan parishes, St. Margaret, St. John's, and St. Martin's, and the othtr parish churches, who in a short time com menced ringing a right merry peal, so that the pub lic generally might become aftinetnted with the in : teliig:nce. At the same time the royal standard was hoisted from the steeple of nearly every perish church in the metropolis. At 12 o'clock a royal sa lute of 21 guns was fired from the Mores Guards, and tbe same at the Tower at 1 o'clock. _ _ _ At 12 o'clock it was stated at the palace that her Msj.sty's health was progressing must favourably. A little after twelve, Sir 6. Grey, in the C .mtvons, moved an address of congratulation to her Nisjesty. A Privy Council is called fur :; o'clock this alter noon. Viscount Palmerston had an andienet of the Queen yesterday et Backirshar Pare. Iler Maj it, and Prince .4.1 - vet raikid yriterday in the nudes of the Palace. Thi loyal dinner parts yesterday at Beckinahatn Palace included tt.e Bather of IL .et, the Prince of Leinincen. Lyle Ara M wit I) insole. Barrier de Synth. and Colrel L rd Byrn and Sir Frederick 8 iris have relieved the Keil of Listen.' and Ltrateicint Colonel the Bas. li.beet B in their dir.ses r the lord rd Groom is Waiting to her Majesty. Their royal highnesses the Nuke and Duchess of ,mhyhigi went from Xi w yesteriay to Claremont, and raid a Twit to the Count soil Countess de Neui:ly and her '3l jest, .t s QUtlill of the Liehians. Their royal highnesses du mails rttursoi to the it residence at Kew. THE AFTERNOON MAIL TO IRELAND. Rt viers is Irtlaed are iLformed that henceforward t►e Eyews will be publbiteci ht time for deepateh by the afternoon nail to Irel aullocribers flntlica any dillicalty in obtaining copies of the paper by thi mail through @gen% m., t mare tht it reel r by dittetiog any communication to to the pablicbing c nice. CLERICAL. We aro gives t unientaanthathe Ws. G :beet Elliot has lEen appointed Dean of Bristol Mr. E hot Las bir n 25 pars in orders. He 'vice,. to what is cs-led the law .hurcb, ar.l is a thoreurth liberal in politics. Tr•.e only pre :. meats be has previously ►eld were Trinity, Morylebone, ,r which he tubs's:cid a living in Canibrrianf, (inn him bs Lnrd litonshani. The deanery of lliistol is limited 1,01.001. COUNTY COURTS. --- TO THZ EDlTint or TMC DA:LY News. Sta.—Although you have exprenstti an opinion favourable t s the e Israeli of the cora', .‘te ni I trust twit you will not reline tour aid tosser to tr., run 'al of the many desecte by a b'ch I and otter parties who .is now compel). d to eu k the asestance of these courts suftr. , It is the idea that by the establishment of courts tapered, • f.r (Le recovery of mull dt his a prom henetit is coo erred tip .n asethrnwsee.. a.l classes, that a cheap ar.d easy remedy is alt 'fled to the era. • • ditor. and that the defror is yrd!, red fr..m heavy an 1 eppressive exposes. It such were the case these tours ...old indeed confer a bo n uouri the ; tot, so far as LiICI )(..K ' S FENIAI.E my experience gees, they arc • disadvahtige in most ewe to • • • nee v.r.e :h the dose. t e creditor. With your permission I will stow that disadvantage by en rev actual instance, and which wail be vinanon to the very grew r „ in•jorit caws. A customer owed me tither more then ISI nu y t behalf able to obtain paynien• 1 was compehe Ito sre to law—and I rth.4 tot say that a tradesman d ate t.ot go fs• to law until he is satisfied that he cannot obtain ply aunt by te't•'• ; usher m e ans. I five in the nthebury divisisn ;my debtor lived within the Lamb th district. :slaw under the old ey r,• tem 1 should kayo wane to my attorney, and given him the evcdtie, at par testae of my dam; he would have issuti a writ, which er-uld have been screed on the dtbtor wherever he lived, and would have required him t defend the rte ,if he hoof a The Be,'. Cheapens. • , ::fence, in the court in London from wh ch the writ went. 1,1.0 y Les• WEEKLY the action had le-en defended, it would have been tried . o f the ors neutrally within ter months after smite of the writ, and ••' th , should hove recut rot rho amount sf my debt and the c its; • he but in the very Free% Ina/ .eity of such case., as I an 3 ,,nd wri t informed, the ari• h used not to be defended, 'net the deb. ,r "re. London, and give seeuii . .l fur p.ement at the Um at which, if the arioa oe agent. •• nod been tined, Yu ignont coal be ob!eint dby the creditor. I, Each party by e 1.,. last mode bad an advantage. I, at a LONDON NE VS etayin deley ef se w. , ii• or two niot.ths, got as much steuril for my de c as en a-tion would ray. given, and my • • •.u.i• hose I, a r e. ; de.tor obtained as la g delay as a protracted ac-1 ex: ehs.ve t Pee! care, •lefehee would Lave y.thad, and all this was act•nisp•oh , .1 i•heut any troutie to me, and at a cost to the debtor of from 61 to CI. Hut instead of this. parliament has insisted that I shall have a more cheap &no apeditious re mel y. fin far IL, I •131 concert... 3, 1 have feet:red a stone, instead of bread. I have t - .ld you what would have been my course with my uebtor ' of I will tell you nos what I wos uhliged to do. literature, art, In the first place, as no remuneration is allowed to an four I at'orney, I was nl,..ged t. go myself to Cush. e -1 we.l, to obtain a plaint, and had to pay 11. la. Gd. I'r ie. Happily I did not experience any great I d fllculty in getting it served—and the plaint stood for hearinz on the 22.1 day after the day which it was issued. i The action, therefore, app-an to emu) on for trial rather I sooner than It would base beta the case if a visit had been sue n'41•1" ie issued. do the day of hearing I was obliged to go again to ; Cantherwill, and wai'ed tour hours foe my turn, and thus ' I , ,st the whole thy. The tlefeudant did not appear, and on I proof of the service of tbe plaint, I had a verdict for just 211., _arcs" see the amount of my d. and coats; out the judge thought h• far tat treAttl.tte. proper to order payment by testa:meats of 11. 104. a moot',, and thus a!though my geode were sold in expectation 1., ; ‘,:0p:E of puystr:. of reany money, aid my debt bad been owing for more than a year, 1 cm ounti.elled to wait more than another year for payment of the &mutat ; ' for cat•efe, WA , end yet MY is not all, for if the defendant become itssolveut pending peyftent of tie ihatalmehta, 1 lose my delx—if he remove from the turiselieton of Lambeth, 1 incur further expense—or if he pay the instalments regularly, it will coot 4, . n tzut .„,„ me the time othuoted 1•I fourteen journeys to Cumbers,. U, sod te. on each 4.4% , 4134 11 far cieri'a fete on searching the ras and receiving the wine!, This is a favusoehle inst..ethe of the cheep and 4 xpeditious remedy artful by the County Curt. The defeauent had no del- net, offered no def• nee, bat simply left tin ease tie the chance of what might netur. Cider the old slit.= .hould, without any personal trouble or expease, hare bads peogineat Irons wait of a pl. a, as it nee ceded, within three or our weeks after re 'vice ot tM writ tor my debt and about f. cost•, and I sto.uld have arranJed with my dein,' u to the sande of liitsi lati*of the eelst it inthauliate payment ha been invimisusent. lie wool at least have bent to me the instalments. But by Ibis new system lam obliged, Mier i riving in you t that my debt is overdue twelve menthe, to give my 4:4 toot more than twelve months lenntr fur pay- Ire nt ; and its so thew in this debt I mu rappelled in the • like h. 314,4 of Ili. roan, winun an just the business bunt. of the d a y, to 10 .lateen limes hoes my place 'Hulot's., on the north *lilt of London, h. Camila ass II ; and, as it the. were not sufli.ona putt•husent, I urn n guard to p.v to the clerk 'Ash far Mulling/ from his ay osa ne.ney. 1 could have told yen of far more serious and oppres ✓ive, hut 1 have mesh-mil to sae's my own peat..l eape• • esinciall) aft 1 hug vphn iniquity that it is a mist C 411119.41 cue. awl in the name of myself and of every tradesman with haws I have spoken, I etaaplaio Oi l er o biiged to td *reins. l e y deli 'at 111 the court of time die net it. wioch he r. rel. a, ....oil of the vJurt .1 L., in w hich 1 reside, and it which a.. debt was lac. ehh ra,ted. I e 43:13'411.1 611/4311 3 6% w, irreep guild power se.s p ie . oto the judos chase 14114414 f Chlielu to ha the tuxes wad minim/ Iw who h a.. of efied shall i •in, vii h o a . s.nhp o r heir,,, able to glee ti. •be treilst..r, e..reiy, iiir the pique at ..I sues dist .5.1 mod prolong. d Mounts...is.; isel I coolness l,e mad eas. ass us h. e li ' Va s Iwo .sea RIM at sod which sols Soft this ev.isinally et rip es.d I sip *fibula. TI tardy Ist plot. aby 1/31 . 133.314 . YP le' •.. y soda ape Piave than taat wit to seppleol. nal ca• r / rose Ibsen , e w übt.io radr,e• fr o m the s+ on 'elutes by the toll ataw beton parliament nee the as on I e t.nun' y C ante, you adi neat r a great Whelk up.a toe treilug consenunity. Y-urs, fee. April Oil. A al:. DON THALHUMAIN. r%EI NATE& I •••• V. PI. ~`.7:wy • 0, :••• r.lr,t •.• Elt% .% • .1,1.: ik:! ••• iv. ratb, 11 , 1:16 1 0 r er.l Ir. fact. tour v mt. rAt - For. 1O KS ric MEW- 12m% C.,th, So. n.• ••.o. Jr. AA*, C 11.• 1. %.1. I 1 , •. OP , r. BELL Author of 1 •.c WWW 6,. LIFE . . •.. teo-1 . 4 ar.:rn — faear. 1 . .••• • L...., I LI; V..re—t.. ; • • r •ea . ry wt •1. 1.44 ..* 110110 41.1-.0 Ai. .. 1•. t.e►: by rot. .rgh, b. ha Iv. 0 .t., wdll. s/..1 r 4fr of Pot. 1:., a5..1.1.1.tt05 , ,ryl../atias• , 41.1.111 ; Catv..lhry A, •if ....SAM... .41, l• \li•.iittr, :I, .1.4 y IFtlsert, and vrwla Lowe& .1 ,Io.n &s. owtopp••10 with Earl •'u• Chan •r •. r nlen^n gr, :,t t• • o,l , anial• I h Aire titan SOUTHWARK. Strums-rises.— the wife of a respectable tradesman in the B Rough, was charged with Wall - g two pieces of Wilson trAn the shop of Metal. Olney and Cu., iinendrepen, liiah.street, Southwark. One of the ah 'pawn t r the prosecutors stated that last even ing the prisoner uttered the shop, and requested to ba shown some rih'tns of a fancy kind. A boxfull was placed lie•or• her, and witness left her far a few moments while he served another customer, and on his return she stleeter two pieces, and paid fcr them. She was about to leave the shop when he discovered that two whey pieces were gone. Baitg oer sin that no other pepsin e .uld have tsk n the el)bons, he taxed the prisoner witn stealing them, which she indignantly denied ; hot ou his hr otenMg tot call in a prliceman, she tle-pped the ribb.ms from under her dress, and att. misted to leave the sh. p. Ile then c tiled in a cmstable std gave h. in °haw, when S.e fell on her knees shit begged for forgive. reel, an I hfferwl t., pay him any money if be would not press the ch-rae. The neigie.rate s, id he shhull remmd her fors few days, to ens'. le the prosecator to make further inquiries res pecting her. DEATU OE Slit 'I'UOMAS CARTWRIGIIT. Intelli genie has lt en received at the British Legation in Berlin, from Stockholm, of the death of Si- Thomas Cartwright, her hl ,jettv's envoy at the court of Sweden. Sir Thomas hat attained his tiny fourth year, and had pissed thirty-six years in the d:ploniuCc service. ENYLtn•IoN AT THE EAST CoaMWALL (IVY ruining 1111.1.5.—0 n Friday evening, shout 9 o'clock, the inhabitants of tea neighbourhood of Mulese, near Lis keard, were alarmed by the report of so loud an explosion, that many believed it to he the affect of an 'seaquake ; it was heard en far west as Foamy, a distance of between 9 and 10 milts. On iaquiry, the shalt was found to have been oc casioned by an . mioston at the powder mills at lletrodsfoot, is the pariah of Duloe, and which was work. d ter a Liskcard company. The drying house, the coreing.honse, and the gimlet:phonic of the mills had exploded, and been completely destroyed—so complete was the destruction in the ese of the corning -house, that the whole of the walls were removed mu to the foundaion, one stone not being left upon an. oth. r ; and so poaerful had been the explosion, that the gr.und for several feet in d.-p h beneath the 11. , r had been displaced. Fragments of the buildines wete carried in various directions to a dietetic r of mar y yard', and for '2O or 30 yards around ; trees and bushes were torn up, and others had branches and portions broken off and serried away by the shock, some being rent asunder. The gime and roof of the house in which the captain of the mills resided, at a dis lance f about 15 land yards were much shattered, and some portion of tile wall tell upon the cap sin as he I.y in his bed and brok the email bone of his Mich. The na at painiul circumstance connected with this frightful disaster is the% two of the weikmen bit their live*, Joseph Pen• Velli, who has It ft a widow and three child, at, and marl Truseott, leaving awi low and seven children. It is sup pose I the. one of the men ha i gene, AS was customary, to the corning house to see that all was safe, shot ly I. fore the splosion, and must here let a spark at tire t.ll from the lantern he earned, and that from this room e xploding fire communicated to the others. It is remarkable that the store house of the mills, within 21) yards of the h , uses de. 'tried, and in w't.eh thr re wits upwards of thirty tons of pre pared powder, should Lave ;escaped. The nulls are out mat. flatly iiijisred; the loss must, bower have been very tonsid, ruble. ANTI-STA LK (llUitt'll CONEEKENCE.- I "tett rday morning the triennial c overtime of the British Anti-S an Church A...0cl dion minimuml its sittings in the Olean , of the City of Loudon Literary Instituti.in, Ald:rsir Ire str•et The delegates, of whim th. re were Mono n tilkl and 700 present, have been sent groin all parts of the country, ware ly any town at kingdom! and Wales of any importance beieg without its rept., wolatire. At the commencement of the prneredings the treasurer I Dr. Frier) took the chair. Such 1411 arcane talent, however, was but temp oary. Business mid Onion"• consinite vs were appoi 4444444 4 and the eticm. , ers el, Ord retired to privee mums in cord, r to dwellss and agree isaitt Ilerev.ary pr. 111111111111fila. Scvi•rel llertymen and gen ale men having address , ,1 the mertmg in reterenc• to the state of fatten; restacno.g the atireh sod mate quo awn which tin.va.leil iu On it reawctiee di-evicts, Mr. J. Covell read Ow rep.wt, in se'dch it was statt that successful unOt inns been betel in the rides, roan ies, and ntineipal tamps in Ing.auel Scott ind. Mr. E twaids submitted a fiaancial report. It snit, el that the t.I.Cli ty's recede is for the year had Wen I.ntelf. il.. ti 1. , an l the es,enditure less thin that sum by ;de. his. Since the accounts were made up Alt had bees received. Th.• li..luliiies would require all the cash in hand. The report was adopted, slid several resolutions lurtherane - of the objects of the awl... Litton having been carried nnatiiin +vasty, au adjournment d.olt place. N o . 1,148.1 • • ~ii; IIFB ASSURANCE COMPANY, ) 1. . OM Penalatrem. Outortilmi Capital. 11. 1 ,Ma1. . , Hi. Orme the link. a Orli-AUL Sam the toil 111ZWI marromm. . p.,. r%vt. VAL. tlammoom 1 . 0 .11.% Yaltil. Baa. Dimly MINIM& m . • a C.m.gy Unarm Oboop. Dort o...ree IL.Mrt Pad. htetta l. 4. Hairy (Wk.& Toplor•Z sima 11110tAienfild A. C.6ot. Kt INITIIIO I I7 • thus Company. wOkb romposoll 111111111111111 Vro, rm. ary Ikvartno : ! ttbett c r. 1.161 64 C:S 0 ,1 , 0• 1 . .t. h. th. .Inte .4 lb. matt. aro Otalded moos* . .... •es .S.:ta .t.. anonal prmatami lkom boo Wench. int ' , west potwitio mere el mew. ‘l, the eftereiL Manatees ow made poy .• •to :newt .I,e eliaemiesee aueserns 4. - ; ren,ainta foe the lest wen ramdudn . en, tel al essr.-dinsly low re:es. . !mums tor isereserd Oda M lee ordinary rate when oa hone • a?..lttMetal chars, tsr Barre to proceed to lo medical Ism solicitors. sad MIRA& must u rtes. Ise is paid by tits et-ert In ewer of him& c ter of :be Rood of Meetly.. LOUIS MORE, Mutsper. t;ENFRAL LIFE ASSURANCE, WILILY LNOOTINENT AiSOCIATION. ..trtne••• ettent.ttr 1 um.% the rape. 'tot. t ttlt tcn, 1.• of It( 014 • . ,6 ll•••• T. 111111414/ CA11.1%114 . • .% I :tie is the ott:f • •••...1 tr.th elt.h I .1 rate. p.a.L 0, I 4, I Aire . la. m rf.• m ii.f:mrs. d IZEOIS lER STOVES. R., lOW RN! L.tb, and ruitt•att• 4. to anidleaa . . t cc' r..v. ‘7'..r. r to th. tel.. non enktrir. t. The mow, t 4:two. uttb • ,t 3:. RC K .9. 1 4. N... I. C.1\111.1-1 NIANUFAC . • . v. 1 . 11 ; 0r0.4 . h-rey T. Vh.ry w.a., 3.. c. j..; r :.. ri FIT at MEOWS .1 v.*. ?eV..? tav :y . P.VITERN. • • r -4 7 1, f Y • ' at 1.n0," )1 ~: \{:\C~, N ENV s, ‘1111) I Itlf ~.4. 1 11 A 7 . --77 5 - . [TH REEPENCE. I ' , _ - MOM ARKET. TUESDAY Ermine. F R. • - The railway call+ fur the month of May amount to A' 888,3991., distributed as follows : Amount per ohne. • • . Due Already coo Number Date saki. of shares. pAidlowfablre, Preferenes P 1 X i liipt. S 0 0 60,800 182,10 Edinbigarbaseth, & nde* . Note4Buorantsed Si. Do , 1 if 1 5 0 110,000 137,1416 Ologow, Paisley, sist Ayr, 25/ I" 2ed &sue IA 174 210 0 17,607 41,5114, "treat Noraentouldtvidsd &IL it 22 2 00 ) 107 , 4C6 354,94. Dltto ditto-. 11.,1211. it 94 2 0 0 Irish Moth Fosters Kendal end Winder:nem 5:01 foresee, 111. Lanoseter & Preston, IisIRISI dept. 4 0 0 10,833 43,332 Ditto ditto ditto ... Leeds end Thirek Eaten:l44B, No. 1 .ondondsrey and Enniskillen, 1 , $ll i+ 7,411 7,411 1241............... ............ A—.--.. sasedsee A 04,147 Tc4al .......;....1....... ...... li. — 3 per Cant Omni ' ..:,..:•—•••••-••—•••••••••—• Se pot Ont. BIB* a. ....P. - -... .......... bank Monk .. . ...-. Gnus] Canal Riaalt..kraw) .......... .11 .. . trpiiii a Grant noutnern and Wasarn .• ...P Irish South Eastern $ . .. • Midland Greet Ranters and Enrol and?...,- lie ~~~ - - . CLaWII Inn AND STOOLS 1511SfehM ' • BIRTI MIUVA NUL Pe i 29rlan Punch,: Lona, , Phe pie Cents, 971; Ditto, 1411, 97 , ; DAN 161 n, 911; INtto, 1441, konr.and.a. Daft per Cents., n9l; Ditto, 14 $9, Three per 0110 t.. 621 ; Loan cd the City, 1432, Your ter Ceres., lho. Ditto, int!, Fite ler Ceuta, 0;y; Bann ut Delgiurn. Your per lento., 19 ; IN. Dace at 1511, kite pee Ceuta , 110. kutbange on Le Mutt, 21.571. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoco. This being the day of the half-yearly balance et the Bark of England, the traDder mice■ are closed, and the day is observed as a el•roe holiday in the Sock Exchange. Out of doors the price of Consols is at present quoted at 9i !, bat of course no regular busioess can be transacted. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. St nut remains 'Study, but there bu not bees a public sale to-day. . . . . Curren.—The market c s &Termed, and 41e. tee been accereil for a email parcel g od uraiLary native Callon, which is s 'lselin, of 2s. SaLverrnE —This arti-le has Income very dull; nearly all that was offersd in public sale was withdrawn, for want of buten at previous rates. Mot cows:suss dull. and but a ruin portion of the 2,60 f; baits offered found buytrs; sin bruit: n whits sold at 7s 6d. _ _ _ Parrea.—The pubic sales at Penang went eat yeatcr day's prices. 21 t, 2j per lb. COTTON 114 a became very film, and prices are a 'bade • dear.r. Spice' have eons off heavily, and generally at Ilwer prices. Dor pair' nit to laPt we. k in L nflon, Lir( r. and Clyde To the e.alle 1 i;ricrl I.Perra•••• fit 10 I vramc Li. rip po: Hull Clyde... Total baaae tame in 1.11 26.: :b. t,2 I 11,51,1 Incre4-r. MARK-I.:\\E.-TILIS DAY. 1v1, , 521 The Wheat m 414.1 was firm this morning. at the adrane• noted on Nfor•lay, but the hu.iaros was limited, in C. .I.lle. querce of a fur.ber improvement being ray generally de manded. Barley sold steadily, at former prices. Oat., of which the artist!' are aludn con•idera4le from ahruad, were nut a trot sale, but cou:d not be purchased - -u easier terms. _ . Beaus and Peu fires, at the rates of lut market•daf Wh'u . . U.. s, ...._. us ARILIVALF4 INTO LON Io )N F AI'IUI. TO lPt M . Ur*. P.1.:1A11. OCOLth. lx:Ab. For.. mu . All,l 'F70cr.1.6:0 sacYz'; 'barrels. Malt, pea. TALLOW MARKED.-Tirli I►AY. The Market cot.tirurs very firm ht the annexed :inns —Peursbuta Y.C. on the spot 375. ; April and say. Sole. ILL to 475. ; October to Di C•ll4o4tf, :2•ls. 61. COAL MARK ET.-THIS DAY. - - - Walla End Brad , 'yal • Helton. Ilk ; Walls End Haassall, 17s. ; Walls End 1....mbt0n, IGs. GL ; Will. End Teas, 17.. BOROUGH MARKET.-TDIS I►AY. Meson. nate:Oct and Smith report that the demand con tinue steady for tine yearling% as also for IS-16 • sail at about the stole prices as of late. RAILWAYS. i T DAV, TWO CITLO( No business is going forward in shares, the Is: of May being. according to custom, kept as a holiday in the Stock Exchange. LIP litil'ooL: 30. STOCIL-EXCITAXOR.-I'nee. m way meaore recovered their log gr, but the stir: were : it. 1.• 1. t...t Lane.Aure .1 11 Ni.•rtli tit.-..n,, V . l* V.-- I.lll ‘ . ' new , r 1 'J.—Ditto fifth awes'. .;1 —Pato it awe-% .7! t 1 mon And W. t it,:, N 4... tr. jeatly ~u.l N. ‘‘..,.tern vs 'hire • 3.1. .1314 ItereriA, U. N. cent. tal '4O), MAXCH&STER, April 30. aroco•ltxcwowor.—Torre was Tory little &mod for otocl, and though there ir.w nu nurioAl ,11.alge Nuts, gr.:triune W.IA very tiAt 3114 =pr. tui.:ng. BI &MIA 438 A IC Aprs4 30. ttrocw-Exen am - ie.—Tam maket woe rather timer to day, bat there t. s.l lath. deq., Sion to niers—Lae to sh thv privent, thst preen are on:). operated On to a very tr:thnit esti I*.t. south Ststtiml, were done at 1..11#. 11w lhhiLcy torsudi V... iine is upossii 4antorro LEEDS. Apra 34.11. STOCIL.RICH ANOB.—Tb• re !nal continuos to be :Atli arinuattoe In tiie oture p4rtlea beme eery douetiti: b..% to art. Thu, nuu,.,ruc And Nortli-U t otterll FtWeit...pattami It, taut Cltxtattl at ICI MAUD I '604 I. .....tone n •I 1; Lessle atd EiL.Dar at ,, :j and York And :North NlA:Ands At I 4:. Ns. 3,1. ithISTOL, April 3t), tihroca-Rzeßvies.—Twe market has again been quiet. but with little or no Variation from rester.lty'a 1 , 111:t14 Rte eu:y litiferenev ut.trk..l during the ,Ity was In td:antlo. rhwb lett ott .12, beans a tittle lower tun 4 the net twt wecler market. YOU K. April 30, tz Toot- Ksci kiln Oreat N.rtherit: 5; : York, eatle, oral Mrs ; and North Midl.aul NAMUR AN!) LIEGF. Yesterday a special meeting of ti.is cmnpany took place at the 1, Huron Tar. en. Itishopsitate street, for the purpose 01,c:sowing Mr. Andrew Sputtrrw.rode from his position as president and director of the company, mud to tame the neeewary step . to annul the article 19 or the Belgian Statuter. which amadaze certa.n of the directors for a period of twenty years. also to attlot such other means as counsel might advise. R. M. hats +. to. Is the chair. Considerable ilia, risstm prose, but the meeting ultimateiy adopted res. , lut ions for carrying ut !he ..bjects in wt. w. l'uoruivrou ingaind when the wuole line botween N.llllll/ and Liege woubt be finished. The ittilitti it wouid be opened by the mouth of &Molter. ' " - Mr. Wit it.. after having emplimmted the d!recors, moved *vote of thant.6 to M. de v•.neeau, iu Belgium. which was I.e. nde.l, sea rmeti uneintin.usly. A Tote vt shacks RA4 then pared to the Chairman and directors, when the meeting n..i.urnt d. 1.••C•011:•K AND Yti 1.1%V.A. —Three of the ptincipal sixti tshed works ut this company—the Tithrharne 'erect extension into Liverpool (carry in. the terminus there into the heart et the town, close to the Exelisiutel, the Mudd rstielst and Sited'''.l.l, and the extension tram Low Woe into Ilrailtoril— are all nearly completed, and wilt be 0re...1 in the course of the present 11•0•01. I. ANCAOIIII4K, FAIIIIKH. AND STA VEOK1.4111•11. —The affairs at this c nerves are to be wont d up, as a preliminary sti p thereto emitters are to appear and prove their debt IWrisre the Master. •LW At.—The railway works are proceeding very rapidly in this neichtiuu.hood. There are at lest .100 men rowsnintly at work. The bridge ovir the Deer Park river is manly finished, and the bride on the Atisscratrh road has hien just The Suejt at A••••Mi will he erased le, • 1 ttticed tart,.) Midge, sejsceut to "'huh will Ibe the railway station.—h ullins..a:or titor. * q' ewt. 1,644,;12 I ' 1 i 1 i ) I t ~ . 1 - i ti l i .4i : 1, ~, , . . i 'lllli i U I! I • i H . • • I I , . 1. 1. . ; : r is • • t r I I' l 1, •s• ill lUI L t 1., 1 ' 1 . . Ili i ' 1 o , . • i . . 'f 1. litt . 1 . 0 1 1 0; 1 ' 1 it " I ~f}i ~,~9f I N ' _ w . - 1 - I A i i