The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-13 00:00:00

The Minister of the Interior hen, it is slid, senses' so. ral electoral clubs of the 7 h, 10. h, std II th error dies meets to be dosed. Thu (lob of Charm ton his abaci the game tee. Tae cente:l-„eleral of serieuhure and cotemme have had a discussion as to what consequences woulei follow the change of the French navigation laws, so as to assimilate them to the English, the result of which hes been the appoin ment of a committee to report on the question. Pere - al Haraguay d'llilliets is expected to arrive shortly at Par.s. The question of the prolongation of the National Irscount Bank has just been decided on. On the 20th February list an extraordinary meeting of the @harebell'', wu held, when it was voted that the ea:Denny should continue frr six years, from the 18th of Marele,lß6l. This resolution was approved of by the manicipal council on the 22nd ult., and the Minister of Finance his jest given his reaction to the decision. An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders of the Strasburg Rellway Company took place yesterday in Here s great room, presided over by M. ee Sigh. The report, read by the secretary, stated that the boatel of directors had provisionally signed a treaty with the Minister cf Public Werke. Fresh disorders broke out yesterday is the theatre at Rouen during the representation 31" Tartuffe," but were calmed without the intervention of the military. Yesterday Lord Nornianby had a coularenee with General Labette. The Minister of the Interior sent this day an order by telegraph to General Cistellan to proceed at once, at Aligns, to compel a' battalion oft fealty, which bad committed acts of insubordiaation, to return to their they. It is stated that the bstta ion had been dissolved, and the Akre pat en the retired list. The metallic reserve continue to decline, having fallen off 11 millions in Paris, and 31 million in the branch banks. The discount accommodation has diminished j du million in Paris, and It minims in the country, the amount of the former being 40,743,036 fr., and of the latter 61,269,276 fr. The protested bills have diminished about 100,000 fr. in Paris, and about 10,000 tr. in the branch-banks, the amount of the former king 1,203,1121 r., and of the latter 1,411,619 fr. On the side of the liabilities, the notes in eiikelation have diminished in Paris about 1 a milliin, and increased in the departments 100,000 fr. The aecoont-eurrent of the treasury has fallen off about 21 millions, being now 37,869,664 fr. Private ac counts current in Paris have diminished 21 millions, and in the provinces 21 millions, the amount of the former beirg 98,016,7661 r., and that of the latter 24,437,2141 r. The whole amonnt of the metallic re serve is now 4711 millions to 483 million, of notes in circulation. PARIS, Arm. 12. I Tar w w u4O /4 133 SIP 33 Mw rt le no • 53 40 a 23 ;..., 4 9 . : 1 SS 63 op pp •Magigu 3 per Crate 34 4 t 6 ler Cents. 6 do. New Loma. ; .. 11 44 pox Ceuta 4 o ~, .....,..Er gr (a bean ' : at *lf . bk p l 5 55 ; 00 dam g IF I. "...-.::::" - 1 Manua 1 ,i 1,- 114$ 7 4 . Da — : 1 Trewuty Wade— 6 Moral per Orato A 3 43 Doak Sims 1130 7 ii...... - Porto mad Oirlgra, MC MY ad - bore, 1110 ; Ilelgiora mad Marreaks. 157 30; Atitilarair NA Bab, 103. Ortoorto MI TWINS. IN ; Odessa aid BMW/4 SOO; North. 41613; Pori. agel enotowi, 329 75 : Won owl Nark 246 Si; Waterton and 1 0; St Gear:aim. SU ; Versilloo Melt bank), 163 ; do. (left ra r a v ftrl42 30 ; Granl Conlia. II& SPAIN. The only articl• of interest in the Madrid journals of the 7th is one from tte Clamor Publeco on the debt of Spain. According to this journal, in 1847 the consolidated debt was 8,339,540,040 reale, the non-consolidated debt 7, 3 322,191,309; and: alive then, in spite of certain deduoti,ns, the debt has increased to about 20,000,000,000 reels (3,000,000,000 fr.) The Clamor declares that Spain cannot ;aim sufficient mosey to pay the interest on this sum, be it fixed ever so low, and that, consequently, it is impossible to re gulate the debt. ITALY. ROMAN STATES An official o•der has been issued at Rmne, to nee a mkt. of 101 guts on the Bth, to ancounce the arrival of tho Pope. The Bulogien Gazelle of the 3:h inst., publishes a private letter from Rume of the 2nd stating that the Pontifical flag had replsad that of Pearce on the Castle of St. Angelo. The French guards have left the Vatican, which is now occupied by the Pontifical troops. TUSCANY. The contract for tobacco has boa adjudged for the 9 years ending September 18.39, to tbe senator Em manuel Fetus, at the annual sum of 2,922,300 limes. Circulars of the Minister of the lotertor to the prefects and governors, and of the Minister far Ec clesiastical attars to the archbishops and bishops, prescribe the celebration of the soniversuy of the 12. h April. 1849. A solemn mass is to be celebrated. Zio Court. The (Ireee and P.ince Albert walked yebterdey in the garden of nueleinglude Marx. A deputation, oonsistind of Lord Mosteagle, Lord Letterboo, lord Alta Meanies, Sir William Verner, M.P., Mr. Adder ley, Mr. do Salim, Mr. M'Ortger, M.P., Mr Willis* Brows, M P , Mr. Mark Fiord, Kr. Divots, M.P., Hen. Berb.eiry, M.P., Mr. Ligon, Mr. Bass, M.P., Mr. Jacksoa, Mr. G. R. Saint, sad Mr. Davide**, had ea interview yesterday with Sir John Hebhoner, at the Ace of the Board of Control, en the subject detests einamnaits don with Australia. Mr. W. R. Itensalle, Mr. J. A. Rankey, and Mr. Alexander Stewart, comambnoaers as to loan for Jamaica, had an interview with But Grey yesterday at the Colonial, darn Earl Howe had an interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday, at his °Skid resident* In Downintstreet. A deputation from the Bouth-Eastern Railway, consitstag_or Mr. Macgregor, Mr. Reashow, Mr. Venable*, and Mr. Prunus, had an interview with the Commissioners of Railways yesterday, at the oflice of the Board of Trade. A deputation, consisting of Mr. Richards, Mr. Hawkiam, Mr. Stewart, and Mr. Henry, accompanied by Mr. Wilhite (monetary), bad an interview with the Right Hoe. Henry Laboschere yesterday, at the office of the Dosed of Trade. liespatehes were sent off yesterday evening from the Colonial filo- for the governors of the North Americas eolouies. Demuth's were alas seat off last evening from the Colonial-otlim for the Governor of Van Diemen% Lead. DIIIILIN, APRIL 12. The inauguration of the Belfast school of design took place on Wednesday evening before a very crowded and fashionable audience, the inaugural ad dress being delivered by Lord Dufferin, the president of the school. His lordship referred to the peculiar advantages which such a school held out to the pro vi ace of Ulster, the chief some of the manufacturing industry of Ireland. He said: Uakappily, Ulster is the oely pestles of Ireland when this saperincumbvst population seams to do something son than enistrab:y vegetate upon the soil. From Ulster alone theca there amend the &quint and gladdening tumult of manufacturing labour ; for, ladies and gentlemen, though many may affect to lamest that the bane sky of heaven should be assaultei by en( ke-wmiting c.himniet—that whole populations should be imprisoned within a Babylon of brick, where ones shone green and silent fields—yet assert that it is an unmanly thing to shut our eyes to the great devalopmews of the age—to refuse to accept the &genies which Providence has marked out for ore—sod, in stead of rejoicing in the wonderful ecinomy a large manu facturing town exhibits, with its thousand thousand inhabi tants, each mac if be will—mind you—working in God's visit/aid so muck as he who Drives his plough, And walks in joy and glory on the mountain's side. Instead of looking with thankful eyes upon wonders, the scene of snaa's tmmy over the material world, when he fashions the most obdurate elements at his will, sad gather. lag them from all grunters of the globe, compels duns to minister to the most trifling luzartes and convenience of his daily life—instead, I say, of rejoicing at all this, to look with jealous eye upon extending streets and multiplying chimneys. Bat the day is past when the population of this ctuatty can depend alone open the aril for its support, and most anxiously ought we to cherish the small portion of manufactnriog industry which Inland can host, and most eagerly ought we I. encourage any means by which our manufactures can be increased sad cur trade extended. He stated that prizes to the amount of 601. and upwards had been offered by the merchants of Belfast, for patterns to be executed in damask and sassed muslin, for exhibition subsequently at the Great London Exhibition of 1851 ; and he proposed himself to found a scholarship of the value of 201. in the school. Mr. John O'Connell has published an address to the " Repealers of Ireland," announcing that the support of the country has been so far withheld from him that he mint dtscmtinue his efforts to keep up the associaticn after • fortnight, if some demonstra tion of attachment to its principles be not made within that time. Two brothers named Gavin, one nineteen and the other only seventeen years of age, were executed in Limerick, on Tuesday, for the murder of John Ryan at Cappamwe. On the same day in 'fulla more a man named John Ryan was executed for the murder of police Sergeant Chant. The Commerce, of Liverpool, Capt. W. Rinds, was wrecked on one of the Blasket Islands, off the extreme point of the peninsular of Dingle in Retry, on the 3d instant. The crew were saved in the long boat, but the ship, a large three masted vessel, laden with palm oil from the coact of Africa, and bound for Liverpool, became a total wreck. The brig Ranger, from Malta, with wheat, has been wrecked in Dunmanway bay, Skibbereen, crew saved. The report of the meeting of the Ulster Flax So ciety, held in Belfast, states that ten of their agricul turists have been located for the sowing season in the counties of Mayo, Cork, Queen's County, Sligo, Kerry, Wexford, limerick, and Clare. In Newport and Castlebar, the company of Bernard and Koch buy up Sax to the extent of MO scree, at prices varying from 71. to 91. per acre. Extostanoa.—Monday and Tuesday, the following vessels cleared °satin the Cussosn-louse of OBS port: for New York, the Charles Richards, 97 passengers; for Quebec, Caledonia, 127 passengers; for New Yolk, Waterford, 101 wingers • total, 326. A fleet of twelve pan. suer smelt, will have cleared this and the ensuing week for Canada ant the Uni.ed Eltatal. Four ogled Tuesday morLing.—Linsersch CArowick. GERMANY. DISMISSAL OF PRUSSIAN OFFICERS FROM THE ARMY OF THE DUCHIES. We learn, from good authority, that the Statthel terschaft of Kiel has announced to the Prussian officers attached to the fishl/swig-Holstein army, the cessation of their actual relations. It lou, at the same time, expressed its thanks to the Prussian go vernment, and given every assurance that it will con tinue its efforts to make pacific terms with Denmark. Count Rsn'sin, or Count %ventlow Farm, will be sent for this purpose to Copenhagen. Balmy. Aram 11.—VoNatal, Loan, 106; National Dee, KI Doak nano. IN. AMERICA. TWO DAYS' LATER NEWS. (71031 0171 CORIXSPONDIXT.) (By /Aeolic Telegraph.) LIVIMPOOL, SATCIDAT Moisture. The Vanguard has arrived, briogiag two days' later sews from America. The slavery question remained still tuideeided. The trial of Dr. Webster was proosediog. COMMERCIAL. Corrox.—The cotton market at New York was inactive, and prices were very feebly maintained ; no actual decline, however, can be reported. Sales foe the two diya amounted to 1,400 bales, parties having been impatient at the non-arrival of the Niagera's advice. from Liverpool, then due; to force sales, con- MilsionB had to be made. Dates from New Orleans to the 19th state that cotton bad declicei Ic. per lb., and themarket heavy. Sales, 1,500 bale.; middling, at 10:c. There had been a falling off in the receipts of cotton at Savannah for tt c week ending Much 20, Of 6,000 bales. Butaxantirre.-.-The market for breadetuffs was rather quiet, and not many transactions reported, holders waiting for further advice@ from England. Flour fair ; common state dull, at 4 dole. 88c.; Michi gan, 5 dole. 25c. ; and southern, 5 dole. to 5 dole. 25c. per bushel. Wheat in good demand; 10,000 bushels Ohio sold at 104 c. to 108 c. 1,000 bushels rye sold at 57c. to 674 c. Indian corn steady, at 55c. to 67c. for southern white, 60e. to affic. for yellow. and 54e. to 55c. for mixed end white Jersey. Paovtstows.—p ee k had declined to 10 dole. 26c. tor mess, to 8 dole. 880. for prime. Beef in good de mand, at full prices. Cheese in fair demand; 300 barrels lard sold at enc. to 61c. Fatlowra continue to be quoted very low, and but little doing. Cotton, for Liverpool, 3 1-18 per lb. ; own, Id. per bushel. RICHAXOII on London, 108 to 1081, with market very firm. Exchange on Paris, 5.30, small sales. LITTERS FOE THE PAPAL STATEEL—A Post- Odes miles says, that seem misapprehension appearing to exist with respect to the parent of the postage of letters for the Net Butts; kneaded to be f-nrorded by the loresett Mediterranean Pookits, it is aeoessary to state that so portion of the postage sips such Utters should be paid is this coasts,. as the entire postage, British and foreign, ia isoLlemed es delivery the bitters. NAVAL. Eatitarnott or 1861.-229 plasm have bees re- Avistaatry, Aram 12.—Arroutriestrre.- mind se the Poises of Westminster for the building proposed 43 •. A. L a g ji ..... itidi r'L. " ,,VlP Areher p e o* to be emend la iirdis•petk. Of those designs, 34 have bees C" " eth Maperf ee eke Lethethr. asatribatel be /mignon • 128 by reddest' is Lantos as/ ee the - _Timm 60 by ridsit. prostssisl sset E lead • Bliatewal°' N. to W 7.ff". ”" . ... 0 • 00 lit wowed i 3 by resideste to iggigai ; awl Wooawtce Aran 12,—Beesmowd, st.-eloop, Comma : iie umapaism. dee Pirow, tersest, and Sopmelripar dismaded, UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAXIIIIDOII, Aran. 11.—The Vice Chancellor has anuirunc.ed that a valuible collection of anci at marbles and s:atuary has bean offered to toe university by John D.sney, of the Hyde, in the county of LACE, El , with the view a its being plowed is one of the public buildings of the =IVO , shy, and being kept together as ea areteilogieal eolleedis bearing his name. At the Congregation on Tuesday next, the 16th ine., graces will be offered to the Senate: 1. To accept Mr. Its- eel's munificent offer, on tt • condition above specified. 2. , To affix the seal to a letter of thanks written to Mr. Disney. 8. To authorise the syndicate appointed for the management of the Fitz rrihiarn Museum to receive the collection into the sauteum, and to make the necessary arrangements with Mr. Disney for its removal. Morieux EIBTORY.—The Professor of Modern History Vie James Stephen) purposes to deliver a lecture on every seedily, Thursday, and Saturday, in the present tern , isalasseing on Meads', the 16th instant. The lectures tell be delivered in the hall of Trinity Hall, at half-pet 12, as dm 16th inst., and on every other day at 1 o'clock. 'the =will be A compatleon between the eonstitational of France till the end of the reign of Louis 11., and lin 4,11:A85110ml history of England till the reign of Edwud —iii:'7 MEDICINE. &&.—Those gentlemen who intend to offer themselves during the present term for the examination for the wiesee "ad Precalenedum in 'Weskits," or for the M.B. degree (which commences on May 13), or for the ex aminations la chemistry and botany, previous to the M.S. degree, are to send in their name, to the Begins Professor of Nark on or before Wednesday, May 1. Rey. J. H. Townse;u7:l;i;s7ll3oint R., Dam die. Rester ; rase, SW. with residence ; pat., C. Chich ester, Big. Rey. H. Caton, to tipwalthain R., Sam; di.. Chichester ; viii., 1031. ,• pat., Col. Wyndham. Rey. F. W. Robertson, to Trinity CWT.' P.O , Brighton; value, 1101. ' • pat., trustees of the Rey. R. Anderson. Rey. C. Burney laeumbent of St. James's, °masted green, to Halo s ad 'V., Suez ; value, 3901. with residence pat, Bishop of London. Rey. William Curfisld, to Llanfoist R., Monmouthshire value, 1741. with residence ; pat , Rut of Abereayeany. Thomas Cos, M.A., to be Assiataut Master, upper depart ment, Gr. 8c , Prawn, Lancashire. Rey. Edwin Lase, Rector of St. Miry, Mancluster, to be Chaplain to the Bari of Airlis. Rey. Hugh Martin Short, M.A., P.C. of Kirlutall, Leeds, to be a surrogate, dio. Ripon. VACANCIES, Coaoary (Ilajor pars Olia;;;),isliabarp Cathedral, val. 3761 ; pat., the Crown ; Bay. W. L. Bowles, d e n. Am u* c a nourr, sown', sad Preesatorship, Cheeks. Cathedral; pats., D. and C. of Chaster; Rev. Joseph Baton des. _ _ _ Dnitbloos B. Glosoodor, die. 0. and 8., val. 3541., with ' , widows; pot., Z. flolload, Beg. ; by loath of Rm. W. L. Boyle.. _ Headley R., so. and dbo. Chester, vaL 2631, with mi dways; pats, IL and C. el Chatter ; Rev. Joseph Baton, des. Biding V., Kent, archdio. Cantrobery, val. 1584 ; pat., Sri of Aber, 1; Nov. W. Corilidri, prow. Caritas, Omit. V., Go. and dio. "Asada, vii. 5711., with sidows • • pate., D. and 0. of Limas ; Bev. 0. Pratynao, Closter, St. Michael. P.C., with Se Obwe P. 0., ed. 1731. ; pat., Biehop of Chottce; Rev. Jaieph Eaton, deo. Sheffield, St. Pour, eluipiektcy, 00. and archdw. York, cel. 4001. ; pate., Ow altar* borgawas ; Rat. William Mar cie, des. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1850, and is to be pid off Whilst. Ms will afteirwards los and beer ball and insebinery cuautiatid, previous to Ler being again berm/Its forward for emstalellem. /Abel, free p Mester Ceintuswier Z J. FWD / will set Do paid a soul Redmeday or Musk, nest. Paten MONEY —(From last night's Onetto)—Tao linovv.—Ncti its is given, test an amoust premed, of bounty mow pealed for pinks takes, killed, mid memed s and tram oortels Chimes mode Wood by ben Molassee sloop Band, mg the Honourable lam manes poo t ia l r s item ,e.g ?ids, bateau the 21tit of Novembor mid eke sad of Dmember, 1847, wiU be demobs& I* the redone ot ski, Hiatt NM of Admiralty, cm the 12th b.., eirelably to sot of parliament.—J. 0. and T. BTILIFSLL, Iljetta, 22, Arundel street, Stread. MILITARY. Row. WOOLWIOL—Graat soggplants are made by the setherkies at the eamteat istmaptitets nye. visaged Is the carrying ow of puss is the Plateaued Meshes, ocessioced by vessels owelheriag withht the line of in. The Master Omni of tie Onnewee has erdend once barna:it experiments to be ended es is the neraltte, sad toe eaten stemeittee have wailed dap after day without the gweslitaltv of Miss a desk shat, mielecfren the umber of noels sad& deep saner helm ski efpaNt." It hes b•en segrated that the Mathew Masten shoebi strictly farms the ardor whisk prsitilits ill vends teen aseharieg to that part of the Galleon whisk Its behind the range of firs. era D/AOOOXS —The 6th, or leaiskillea Dragoon, sailer the canned d Lientintast-Colonel Mare, left Dublin a Thuds, lual, kit Dundalk. (Mat Conde.) VILLOUnM Amin, IL 6 of Dreg. 116.-0. L Douteas, gent., to be tor., by Poe., vise to he Drag. Oda 4th Lt. limars, pat., to be toe., by par., sloe lineeeelh. prembeL Ilth Lt. IL IL thsereao, pat., le he ear., by smote. Haw, 1 Lt. Di5He...4380 W. CI. Itzw Am, Mem tr..p. bebe rapt , vise 11eer...114. W. P. W. abe MIL U. ills r. C. 0. reesChaestoa le be =pi .by par. oleo ohs tele.; Cot. legast ee be Peet, by per.. eiee fltaillomes ; IL Ilecerry, seat. to he eer, by pur, The Corm am. le Nth Lt. Duos. 13th Li& W . Came; pot. to Is ece., by par., vice W it h ep. o sem 13tb Drese.—The Hoe. A. T. MORMON. to SUN by par., rise ;woes. 17th Light Dresa.-4. H. Nonecot, pat., to be cot., by par., viol Webb, pram. Ist or Om. Beet. el Pt. Oda—W. Rraeout, gest.. to be ens. and Newt., by par., eh* H. Vsnk, who rem ; Y. W. Pompano, gent., to be eta. mud WM., by par, eke la Horsey, prom. Ist F.-8. 51. C. Wm., mt., to Mews., by per., eloe Carter, pros. 3rd r.—Lirat. IL IllaClllollll. to be Mpg, sloe Laud, who rm. the eth ida 4. H. D. Tolman, lean the 79th P., to be atudat.. were., vice Newell, who sieL 13th F.-11. °cause, pet., to be ens., .by par., rtre Carew, app to to toe stil Ilth E—Eatt. A. J. Cowin. to be lint., by par., rt.:* Tulle, trio retiree. 15th P.—A. P. Donn.ae, gent, to is sea, by pur., eke Lord Lorain, app. to the WM F. 21a. P.—l. Ammo', gad., to be seared taut., by put., vies nap, who rakes. . 221;e1 - 18.—EsZ G. A. Roams., teas the 48th F., to be apt., vice emehe 3le p tMa. 8. Y. o.agea. iirrnicsaa to be bent., by per, foe Gabbett, who rots.; Ere. T. E. Peru= to be lieut., by put., vice Carver, who seta.; J.B. levee. pot., to be ens., by !My vies Bythera. Eta F.—W. H. Ilanu, gent., to be ens., by per., vise Anderson, prom 43th F.—Liest C. P.T. Smear has been allowed to retire ittlal eM genie, by the ailed his eoestatedse. 48th F.—C...0. F. O. T. Ditsnow, hoes the 22nd F., to be cape., vice Iteldaece. who elebe. 48th F.—Er. J. W. Dress to be Dent., by pur., vice Chichester, who seta. ; LLu 1181111CRAST, mt., to be ens., by per vice Dewar. Glad F.—Em. T. Wiese to be lieut., without per.. vise btruart, dec.; W. B. Goons's, pet., to be ens., by pur., vice Walsh. 68th F.—H. Werra, put., to be ens., by put., vice Tryoo, pron. .n 7th F. 71;t1v.-: W. Caitraru, sent., to be ena , by pur., eke Ilicklethwal, w !to rein. . _ . 72nd /.—l. K. Wetut< gent, to be ens., by par., 'tee Bogle, app. to the 766 T. . _ _ _ . _ . . 7913i.—AselistArareg.1. P.. FRIINFLI, from tilts Bth 1., to be motet.. sun., vies Foveae, who oath. 98th P.—P. S. Alava', Beet, to be ens., by par., vice Little, dec. 99th P.-1.1. Motown, ma, to be ens., by par., sloe Henke. prom. Ist Wad ludla Itegtowst.—C.J. Moocar, t., to be ens, by put., sir* Tayier, att4o Sant Canadian .I. WARD, front 91K V., to be major, without par.; Lieut. B. citara, foam adjutant of a recrainag district, to te rapt., without par. Srare.—flejor•Gen. 0. Snows, C. 8., to be adj—sen. to the forces, vice Liest.-Oes. (Sr J. Macdonald, 0.C.13 , d. c.; flres..CoL 0. A. Warszawa., C. 8., on %anat., to bo deputy adj.-gen., vice MajorAen. Brown; Lieut. W. P. Mamma, trout the 45th V., to be adj. of a recruiting distrct, sloe McNair, promoted. MEDICAL. APOTHICARIIIV Hsu. —Names of gentlemen who passed their examination in the science and practice of medicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thursday, April 11, :—Henry Sacheverel Edward Schroeder, Guernsey; Thomas Lwnud Barber 'kiwis, Purr', Cornwall ; John West Walker, Spilsby ; Jean Vanflusloat M'Cornaick, Acton-strut, Gray's l an-road ; Alfred rukett, Petersfleld, Hants; Frederick Martin, Clare, Suffolk; James Breach, Brsdfield ; Henry May Davis, Harings; James Wilson, Lsneaster ; Francis Henry Plunutre, Queen-square; Ito. bent 1 homu Buckle, Bsdal., Yorkshire; Reuben Whit church, Melton Mowbray ; and Alfred Hill, Walsall. RAW intelligence. COURT OF VISITATION, DOCTORS' COMMONS. YISTSRDAY. IN TEE MATTER OF DULWICH COLLIER. A proceeding of a very unutual uture tack plane is this court, before the Archbishop of Canterbury, u Visitcr of Dulwich College, assisted by Mr. Jirtice Patten= an/ Mr. John Dodson, the Queen's advocate, who acted u" user sure." The object of the proceeding was to present a memo ' rial to the Archbishop of Canterbury from Luke Embleton and Robert Downs, the two senicr wardens of St. Saviour's Chunh, Bonthwuk, being two of the assistants of Dulwich College, complaining that the inteotim of the founder, E imard Aligns, were not fulfilled 'o general manage ment of the college, or in the distribut.ou of its funds. _ . It would appear that many Teen have elapsed since a pro• seeding of this nature last occurred, such inquiries being usually conducted in private. It was thought, however, that the best mode of arriving at a due interpretation of the charter under which the college was established, was to make an appeal to the jurisdiction of the archbishop; and his grace selected the present court for the purpose of hem• log au* appeal. Mr. Roll, Q.C., and Mr. J. U. Palmer appeared as counsel in support of the memorial. Mr. George Turner, Q.C., Mr. Cowling, and Mr. Dickenson, on behalf of the college. The momenta not having been concluded, will be given complete on Monday. MARYLEBONE COUNTY COURT.—YEsTEADAT. Haman ANDREW A7/014, E••• • JrDOl4 AND a SPWIAL AMT. BATTY V. WARD.—A JUDO. AND • JURY AT VARIANCE. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, Mrs. Mary Anne Batty, a lady residing at No. 14, Wellingtoa•creuent, St. John's-wood, against the defendant, an artist, of Mare wood square, to recover the sum of 194 195., for one quar ter's rent from Michaelmu to Christmas, 1849, and a part of the previdus quarter, the excess being abandoned in ender to bring the cue within the jurisdiction of this court. Mr. Needham, in stating the case, said that the defendant entered the premises in November, 1848, the rent being fixed at 63 guineas per annum. After payment of the fi rst half-quarter's rent a claim was made (or the quarter ending next in the Palace Court, and a sum of money was paid into court minus 3d. The plaintiff, in that case, did not go on to try the question of payment of the 3J. but the action was withdrawn by plaintiff. On the 24th Lot, same year, 1849, another quarter became due, and fresh proceedings were issued in the Palace Court. Mr. Vicars, a @menu, residing in Bakerstreet, Portman- Nous, was examined for the plaintiff, and said that in Oc tober, 1848, he saw defendant in reference to the house in wake. They entered into so agreement that it ebould be let for • term of three years, at 65 guineas per annum. The deed of agreement was not, however, stamped. The learned Judge—Then Idu not think the plaintiff's cue can be established. filaeligia submitted that it could bo shown that the rent was made out from year to year. The lamed Judge—lt appears to me that this is a case which ought to be tried In a superior court, and by non•suit ing plaintiffehe would h►ve the opportunity of dotrg that. Mr. Needham proposed going on with the evidence. honour thought it was inadmissible. Mr. Vicars, the witness, continued his evidence—Defend ant entered possession before he executed the agreement; and detain repairs were required to be made, which were done according to his r. Tarot. The learned Judge—Really the evident), is inadmissible, because that written instrument wee unstampcd, and I ClItIlIO! t►erefore allow you to prays the agreemat, It being in itself Wags]. Yoe must be nensuited. Mr. Noodkiat—l shiest to a nonsuit. The jury must hear the ems. The learned Judge—Well, I hold that any evidence tend ing to prove a Mooney daring the three years, of which an tusstamped agreement exists, is inadmissible. I am quite clear upon the subject. My opinion is, that you cannot eater into any seldom*. I must d cide that it is illegal, and must beg the counsel for the defendant to object to any other Altar some more conversation, . . . Mr. Shepherd, the solicitor who conducted the grooced. logs in the Palace Court, was called to give evidence. The proceedings takes ha the Palace Court were now read as evidence. - lEite --- liarnad judge then Wetly addressed the jury, and said that, In his opinion, there was clearly no case made out, because the agreement woe an unstampod document. This was purely a question of law, and he wished the matter were taken the superior ooZst, the amount being actual', above 201, and then all the questions now raced might fairly Do entered into. lie (his honour) was, however, hound to direct them to ratan, a verdict for th e defendant, as it would not he Is aceordaase with law otherwise. _ After a few esonwiets' hesitation, the ittri7tiorded • wart Ise the plaintiff. The announcement created alum tion throughout the wart. Tito leantwl Judo-04'41min, this its purely a question of law. Do I noderstantl you to icy you find for the plain. , tiff ? lam of opinion that there is no legal *eidetic*, and that you must And a terdiet far tho defendant, and notwith standing that you fad • verdict for the plainti ff . FOIVIIIIII o f duo jury —lies, your lionour, such is our dinidca. Kr. otoor at moo appllal for a now trial, wbiels hie bowls: gnatod tuabodlataly. heal Me LONDON GAZETTIL—Fria, Apra 12. /WO Bussars, Sligetodesomalk, My-rob; Mamma idetaallar, to IRITIMAIN yea Si at It. sad Mq fa at 11, at Parirgbalhatreet. Istly i leMlf s tdr te rsalL es = ini lltsrd,lbssithaii.stross. kur gussr, Atoll 22 aad May TWA Ilinabarkan °Mt Ada, ose*, atossislaga, Ja= 7.orisai llisrusamy liisy=ll .f I ad Ns, = k r ilsb. smig li se st sum sod Jaws sad idrid 111= '111 et t sar ll6 May If br il l at Brbeslialisst ag =o,llllll awl lkiri" tie J•wry; Kamm Jul" limmullrilm beaded sksoluster, II aid Ng 1/. at 11, at Bristol Met Ilubsit rid Odissugurad. sad lusers. Bem, Bristol ; GIL sialg i Moat km, W WN, pour April 29 sad Way 27, at 11, at Wilmot Gaut , IhY :tad Moe* Livened; at. soli, Ososurrs, LiverpooL - - 11011•1/O/ SWIM lumen% amok Met i 3 at 11. mid Nrw 3si stlinter Inn = Br *wake, and Wm ; Mae ; i aid., ilidnik Swam ala Forums Mai m% isms imam listawsw Cam% almini aat n.manninitesers ot mom mei Meat glion sod 111 74:0 at ialint ilk. illnkinmil Wed MOE= GM On, libmlnglima; Etlnakslam. Joan Dm Tnamosa i limalsaideo, bane Mum Nap S sad U m l aa t at the B Overt Mil in tats., al IMlnMennt ; or. ali.,lllovlce, Nottailiwn. JOON away Waver" fkirliaikel. prom April far //dc N at I. at NwiresitiwapemTgui csarL emal e d Citilsiodnit ant OA, LimaitaMminikowillampnas. ; oft maM,Wolksy, Noweralimpa- 2 0.. •••1101111 OF DIVIDEND& ramie Ammer, Carllnmidil, FL John's-wood, but .der —lst dta. at is 14 034 4 64 , AO s e ad lA/411 iniaequest Wednesdays, at Graham's, Jaaug Assets lirmarase, Climilro hotel keeper —lst dl.. or 10d., Ara II sod way inkragamt Tbatoday, at Tumor's, Liverpool. *Yuma= Maxima. EMMA lbw; irontowider —May. of IA M., April Iliad num minspaant ilerandamat Oirma's,Abeliareh-lano. A. li. CRAIWIA, ION" end A. N. Caimma; km, New llondarest and veal! Idelismatre!t. baMen—lrd dh. 01 Is., April IS and three sebsequest (lemon resins. Rayleigh. Emu, inatespet—let div. of 3..2d, April 111 sad Wee eubsequent hAturdaykat (irusia's,Abehureh•lane. J*eu ZOBIATION Flynt, LitCe 1.0•04112111. Wood...tree, City, nay soaeuteeturer (he. of 2s. 3d., April 17 end three subsequent Wednesdays, at Or sham's, Colemin-kreet. MARIA 1110110.01, Liverpool, woollen draper-ht di,. of did., April 11 and any subsequent Ilturstbiy, at Turner's. Liverpool. RICPIAIII and Anus, Liverpool, merchants-dlr. of 1-16 d., April 11 and say subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. Hesoreaur KOBKILTA, Parlhell, draper-3M dlr. of 24., Aped 11 end any subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, Pesos Lam Tantrum, Liverpool, anslthmt-hd div. of Md., April 11 and any subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. C. B. Witmer and WILLIAM WILSON, Liverpool, draper.-tad dlr. of Is. Pd., April 11 and any subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, LaverpooL DIVIDENDB.-April 22. 0. Barton and H. Berton, Manchester, sowr roller manufacturers-May 7. 2.11. Bayley, Manchester, ma nufacturer-May 3. H. Bins, Carlton-TIAN', Edgeware-road, builder -Miry 4. J. Itridgebrd, heM, painter -May 2. Q. Dick and J. Dick, Phroburpequare, merchants - May 3. Q. Dick, Finsbury. square, merchant-Mar 7. 0. Imidinp, Thane, Orordshire, Iran monger--May 7. W. oibb'e and T. P. Ackerman, Whitecrons-street, and New-cut, Lambeth, drapers-May 10. J. Gilmore, Durham, whiting manufacturer-May 3. J. II sue, Rotherliithe, engineer- May 13. J. Harrold, Bristol and Ebbwvalc and slrhaisy, Monmouth. shire, irmunaster -May 3. J. W. Jackson, Co:clic/der, Ewes, coal serekant-May 3. W. Lee. Rotherh the, bargebuilder -May 7. 0. Ovbell, Branford, Ewes, hone dealer-May 17. J. Palmer, sera., Mapelford, Nottinghamshire, ant T. T. Barker, Sandiscre, Derby shire, c Aten doubters-May 10. J. Richards, Merthyr Tydril, morgandure-May 7. J. B. Scott, Denham Springs and Manchester, I Lancashire, calico pa in sr-May 4. J. C. simpmn, bbefileW, pawn- broker-May 4. J. Stephenson, Brecon, grocer-April 22. T. Sutton, jun, Atheretane, Werwkkabire, drape, -May 6. W. Whittenbury, Manchester, melon dealer -May 10. C. Wood, Welding, busses, butcher -April 23. J. Wright, Pendleton, Lancashire, dyer. !hIiTIFICATBN to be grunted. unless mum be shown to the contrary, ea the, day of ramtlug. May 6. T. Atkinson, Liverp al, aUter -May P. W. Holmes, Ply mouth, baker-May 6. G. Maithi•ne, Monmouth, pinaforte and music seller -May 10. T. Sadler and W. E. nailer, Brightlingses, Ewe, milmakere-May 8. W. E. Smith, 1.15 mouth, shipwright -May 7. C. Wood, Ditehling, Sumer, butcher. CEBTIFICATEI to be coufirrned, unless GUM be shown to the radian*. April 9. E. }Sultan. NorthwielL Cheshire, cabinet maker—April S. lhicen, Gravesend, oilman —March 2S. J. Ilar.thsw and W. Askew, Leeds, exalt merehante—Aprd 9. E. Low:ess, rurtsca, Hampshire, groorr—April 6. J. H. Hills, Hove, Susses—April In. J. Spencer, Manchester, cotton spinner —April 11. H. Wynne, Breathed, grocer. CSICTIFICASE to be confirmed, !Infra, mum be shown to the 000trary within 21 days : •• • Anvil A. W. Firth, IL Etre, Grace Wits a, J. Riley, and J. Coates, fitanningley, Yorkshire, scribbling millers. PARTNERSHIPS DIsSOLVED.-A. Abraham, I. Bryleteki, and IL 11. LA VT, Ey re.streenaill, Hultorn, loan and discount company, so far a. regards J. Brylawski-T. Anderson, Jun., and T. Whoop, Glower, manufacturers- E. Apps and O. Harrison, Keswick, Cumb erland, black lean pencil nunufacterm-B. Barker. IL Barnes, ..tad W. F. Bonne, Norwich, boot stanufacturers, so far as regards W. V. tdowne-E. Bennett and R. M. Bennett, Monce ster, attorneys-C. L Berles and E. 11. :Miele, Mincer-law., City, merchants-P. A. Black and J. Whittisignam, Liverpool, provision brokers--J. Blan chard. fen., and P. J. Bianehard„ Pone, Ironmongers-T. S. Browne and IL Howson, Manchester, engravers-T. Browne and T. W. Browse, Warminster, Wilshire, ironmongers -3. D. Carling and 11. T. Pam, My, chemists-J. Cerrito and E. J. Curti, Mincing-lane, City, merchants-W. Cuthbert and W. Grindloy, Jun., Lennon!, ship broken-Mary Bibb and W. Sowden, Calverley, Yorkshire, grocers '. L. Fernandes, Pea- J. W. Haywire, N. L. Fernandes, and J. L. Fernandes, Jun., Wakefield, Yorkshire, brewers, so far as regards!. W. Haworth 4. Getty and R. Getty, I overpnol, merchants. -E. Lk:d hoti, J. Golbolt, and O. Godlier., H. g's-road, Chelaea, builders, no tar an regards J. Godb it-J. IlipleisUe and J. ("ross Bradslow, Lan cashire-M. Hepworth, W. Lonetn•id, and W. tun, Kingston.upon llull, woellindrapeni-W. Iltreehold and J. Smith, Manchester, en gineers -T. Hughes and J. Hughes, Liverpool, dm` er dealers--J. Swear .n and T. Edrforth, Hamingdon, Lancashire, painte..-Marga retro Ellen S.' ,Iter and Edrabeth Salter, Tottenbain-eourt-r..ad -It. .Itorthoore net H. 11..delen. Liverpool, areouetante -F.. Smith and J. Churchill, Birmingham, t honuits. SCOICII SEQUESTRATIONS. Jon CADZOW, Ghistrow, carter, April Is and May 9, at the Globe Obragow, Ponta KIMIALILPT, Fullerton and Dundee, farmer April 19 and May 7, at the Brine Hotel, Meth,. Jens Manama, Glasgow, enchant, April 16 and May 10, at the Royal Exchange Sale-roon.a, Glasgow. MARKETS SUGAR.—The average prim of Super, the produce of the British porseusions in America, coinputed tram the returns sonde In the with ending the 9th asp of 235. ll,d. per ewt. .ugar the produce of Use Mauritius Is Us. II :41. per cwt. Swear the produce of the Eat Indies Is 265. 100. per cwt. The arersge price of the three foregoing description*, jointly, Is Hs. Gd.—thstetee. vaine: Sodomy Aran. 12. Seo•ll..—Tt.o offices bays been better .upplieJ with stint Dees this week, thm has been the case for some time past, and about 300 Mils. West lodis have been disposed of Awe our last. 300 or which were new &abide's, mid which being wasted realized full prices, my from 3:s. to ge. 6d., with a few damp kits at 35e. to 365.; and the remainder, consietingof old Trinidad', with about 130 bhda fresh landed Derbice ; the latter brown, but strong, and which sold at 36e., being comparatively a full price. In Ilaurilus, the transaction reported consist of 6,CtO mats, at again rather ea.ler rat , 1., and in other descriptions no sate are reported. The Refined market is still sluggish, and the buyers take only sufficient for their immediate wants, prima being with difficulty supported. Crushed, at 4 . 25. to 4 le. in good demand, tut the liner .'eacriptioni ointinue neglected. Bacardi and Treacle are quite a drug. In Item, no sales are reported, and to etket sales, kw., p.'ess wou:d have to be submitted to. livntrooi,APßlL 12. SPOLB.—Holders continuing to doe freely. ti ere has been a fair amount of businees, but at rather lower prices; 450 hhds. B. I'., of which 3.0 were new !Meunier% a. 14 at W. M. to VA.; 3,00 a tugs Bengal at 345. to 4 0 1.; 1,000 bugs khaur at An 641., and 1,500 bags Mauritius at 38s. to 3aa. 6.1., being a decl ine of 6d. to Ir. per cwt.—Yoreign : ISO Ws. Porto Rico, of the new crop, sold at 40s. per cwt., duty paid; the export demand continues stack, and sales are only 24 canes, ISO bags and barrels Brazil and 101 boxes Ilararmith.—YoLanes: The new arrivals corning in have induced holders of last year's crop to take much lowor prices than hare been hitherto aczepted ; the sales arc 6100 puns. Porto Woo. at 13s. id. ; 400 Cuba at ISt. 6d. to We., and 300 Barbadoes at ISs, per cwt.; the two outgoes of new Porto Rim, Just arrived, have been sent to store, the importers not being 'Milner to accept the low price offered by the trade ; the quotations .ore reduced aeturdlogly. Correa: The recent import of Jamaica has been fee is offered, and the slight improvement that existed ten days ago is entirely lon, priers being now as low as ever; SO tierces bare been s id, at 46,4.90. to Sin for low to fine ordinary, and b2s. to 1000. 'or tow to fine mid. dl the latter quotation bring ISs. below the rates of January; 100 ban native Ceylon were sold early in the week at 521.6.2., but that price la not now obtainable, the nominal value being about 48.. per cwt—A small parcel of Bahia Cocoa sold at Ilot. per cwt.—No thing done in G,sosa or l'ErPtli, but a RIMS lot of PINKS'S) brought Cid. per lb., being an extreme price. —Mica : No sales of Carolina; 130u0 bags Rat brought la. bd. for broken, and Sot. 6d, to 9s. 91. for low to good white, being a decline of fully lid. per cwt.—Rum is MM. cult of eels, except at lower pekoes ; the business consists of 200 puss. Demerara, 32 lot 37 per mot. 0. P., at 2e. 20. to 2a. 15d. per gaton. Tan.—There has been a little more doing, but prices are barely mart in brume, 20 oerons Guatemala sold at 3s. bd. per lb. • SO ported. In Guatemala at 12s. ; 700 hip Moo FLOCS, at 19t per cwt., and small parcels of PSAUL SAUO at previous rates; 100 cases Cason Our., by auction, at ad. per lb., being rather lower.—Some of the recent arrivals of Sauer:ran t ring on the market, about 2,009 bags mkt at cd, per cwt. lower, and in NITHATA or $OOO only remit parcels, at reduced quotations. Oessoo. -There continues a fair demand, and the wives are anal. b red. - IhrtIVOODIL—The sake reporte.t arc 400 tons C impeachy Loowo re at 61. lb., and 300 tons JiltlialCa. at 4/. 3s. to N. ; 10 tow To. hula Fusete, at N. 3a.; 10 t SCAM 'JAPAN Noon, at 101. 10e. ;30 tars Rokelle Cutworm, at 191. per ton; and small lots of Lima Niel,. ItAOUA WOOD, at cadet rates.—No sales return. d In TeaelaTllla or TAlL—American ROSIN rather lower: 700 brim. sold at 3s. to 3s. 34.1 per ewL—Moutreal Arno in fair demand; 3SO bra. mold at 28s. for p de. sad at priors rather nadir the quotations for pearla.—limicus : The market be CLOVIOISIDID la quiet, and rather tower ; about 3 tow old American red are reported at 3 ia. itd., 30 urn. lair, of this year's import, at Vs. to 3d.., and email lots of good and tine at barely pre. aloes rates.; a few tons new Dutch brought urly 31s. per cwt., duty paid; the semen is advancing. 730 pockets East hail Rare. mum, In per qr. Ina been paid. Nathiag of moment dorm in FtAz nome huge vales ..f salted River Plate 01 bare been made, at an advance of fully jd. per lb. on the beet qualities, aid. het. ing been paid for good heavy, and 3ed. to 3id. per Ira foe 11 hi oz. There aelltintle• to be a fair demand fur braurroma, and about 100 tons told at previous rata—la dune, Amon, and Tama.. nothing worthy of notice his bees dose.—There are no tratmellors to report to MADURA* Or Mane= ROOM, but the market la almost cleared of etork, and prima are very firm.—Ouva On. continues almost without demand, and with large arrivals, prices are unsettled.—Nattites worthy cif notice has taken plane in the or Sam. Om.— A mcakeste busier* has been done In IGIM.ItYI) thl, at 331. per ton.—Rana anathema dull of sale, at the quatationa.-30 toes American Selarra of Telreallal are reported at 311. perton.—Fur PAMI On, there has been a better deinand, 400 toes having bees mold at 201. I. a. to 301. and 100 tans to arrive, at about these 'sta.—The TAMMw market has sumuled a firmer appearance; Petersburg Y.C. his bran told readily throughout the week, at 375. N., and Odeon, at 37a. ; k= di t i vr , asked Petersburg Y.C.; 110 derma North American, of quality, sold at 33m. 6d. to 36a. per awl—Upwards of its• tows of LAND are reported at 31. m. to 3,5. N. per cwt., being rather lower.—Nothing dans la Baltic Ilane.-1,4C0 bales Miura bars bean saki at 111. to 111.135. per tea, being provleuspiees. COTTON.—LteettrooL, Arms. 12.—T0-day there Le a numerous attendance of the trade. and tbe dem.ind la gond. The solos amount to 10,000 bars, including 3,000 taken co spesdellon and for export, ut the Idgbest rate* of the week. Analogue demerit). Wog are In good demand • they are nu toaster premed kw eats. WI a general advallee of sbotatid. per lb. has brat establiebed, the audio. rued quota WWI& " law qualities of Mobile and Unbind being ad canoed 14. pee lb. ; that of fair" Orleans is nut changed. Na na have he token la rge by speculators and the trade : ether tied n a Nraslls aro la only limited requeet; they are without material h In velar. The recent Import of Egyptians hi large, and they a e ret ai ll uf sab at teener rake The import of Sands Ws also been tales sir sad they remain without agange; the totter qualities are tele deWy seem 5,370 bake of Aserfean. 1,700 Dubin% and' 10 l'er sass, hare beim taken ces and sollo d Amagew, Ito ham.. asi MO Basta Le ord. HOSIERY, Re —Laicsirrea, April 12.—Wools end Yarns remain stationsry, end there is much activity in the Gems; d. The eedell of worsted and woollen Condo, except the tow Norte, are small in amount More American snd Fame few continental have bees received this wick. There is nr prssvect of any Cu haw .ott ie emplo) meat, no fear being r utartained of the raw material hut& g its pros nt rats*. WOOL.—Loalsoit, Amid l2.—The matket aontinnas in a wry quiet state far en kind. of °oboist and totem mild will re mota so eatUtbe matt Wee, *deb wilt tans 'lase early la nert asantli • about 24,060 Wee are aneeted to be offered. Arr,7: 4 4 Ibis work see 8,270 biles Cokes t, aed 403 balsa. la &latish sat sash *Am but win Wm en wound. Luny April 12.—Thera be. been rather mg!, doing in Wish Weal •111 M this eek, sod pre ray be quoted staticeury. Than Imo bum rather k ss legelry for fridge and colonial We deft. the prt Week, nor do we anticipate any oonsaderable demand rid Ins cora In the manteactarers' has& hare been further re does& Ares have undergone little varlatka sure oar last report. NITALB.-Loxpow, April 12.--Copper fine. The iron mitt.' matinees much depressed. Lead stationary. Speller active; sine, bay.., but few sellers. In Tin nothing doing. Tin plates in mobile dienaed. Quotations : -English Iron; Bar, bolt and TT"ldedoss, per ton, U. 12s. Id. to U. lie. ; nail rods, IN. 19.. Gd. lie.; hoops., 71. 10a. to 71. 15a.; sheets (shindies), 61. 2e. 9d. t 3 SI. 155.; bars,at *ftrdiff and Newport, 4t. 13e. to U. 174 ed.; relined metal, Wake, U. S.. to U. 10s.; ditto anthracite, Si. 155.; Pigs in Waite Si. to 3/.5e.: do.forge, U. 100. to 21.15 e.; do., No.l, Clyde, 21.3 a So U. ; Shone% patent refined Iron for bars, rails, he., free on beard at Newport, 3/.135.; do., for tin rd stes, bailer plates, e., 3s. 41. 10a.; ihirlines Patent Toughenad In Glasgow, V. 1; Weiss, 31. 10.. to 31. 15e.; Staff° e bars, at the work; U. I Is. 6d. to 6144 In Staffordshlie, U. Ss.; rails, SI. on; Claim U. Os. Sena Ir Iron : Swedish. 111. 10.. to 131. Os, Woreign Steel : . keg, 141.105. to 141. 1 • ditto, Isnot, lit Ss. to 1 5 /. English Copper : Sheets, sheathini, and holm, pa. lb., 10d.; tough eake pit to., eel. 10r.; We, 171. 10s. • old Comer, per lb., Sid. to ild.: yellow metal sheathing, Std. English Lad, pig, per toe, 151. ie. to 154. Its.; Meet, ISt is. to IN. ISe. ; 14e, red Le 4. IW. lib. • white ditto, 151. ; patent shot, SI/ - Forei g n Lead, Spanish, In ba nd, In. 10,. to 161. kneels Tin, block, per ewL, U. 17e. ; bar, Si. les.; refined, 41. Ss. Foreign Tin: Beam, H.C., U. 17s. to ll. 1t..; ditto for export only, 31. Ha; Straits W. U. to W. Ils. Tin Sla ts,: IC Coke, per box, IL Ti,. Id. to IL fie.; IC Charcoal, 11. IL. to U. 135.; IX ditto, U. lits. Sinner: Plates, war per ton, 151. Son to ISI. lea Zinc: English amt, per bra, 411. ver, per lb., 4a-Mining Journal. MONTHLY RHPOILT.-laoic.-Every description of this metal is Ratter and lower Pince last month. Bare in Wales hare been sold as low as 41. 15.1., and are ball to be had at that Staffordshire Ina could be bought below the published f gores. pigs have declined to 435. for mired Nos. In Glasgow, and some Wee are reported at Gd. loner. The views put forth in January are to., unfortunately smarmed; for the prior having been toned up to Ms. sod Sin towards the close of January, holders brought (unread their Mocks, and it has declined by rapid strides to 43.. or 4 s below the quotations of the Sth January. swedes iron la eas ier, and may be bought st 111. 10s. for arrival, but our stock on the spot In vary la TriL-Siaoe our last ereular English block has been reduced Sea per cwt., and East India has declined from 6a. to 7s. The latter fall le manly dos to oar imports from Holland, which have increased oar stock to shoed SOO tone; but it seems to be overlooked that this la no increase to the stock In Eumpe, but a mere transfer from me sort to another. The Dutch Eir.t India Company are pledged not to bring forward any portion of what they hold before August next, and the present stock in Holland in secood.hands, and which hove puled the Dutch Compsnre a ilea, is barely ,I,NO tons available there before August: adding 300 toes for our stock, and the quantity is only 2,90 tons in both markets. The exports from Holland, term Jan. 1 to Nov. 10 of last year, reached very nearly to 5,300 tons, of which 01JO teas were shipped to England. Tto Peens have declined Is. per boat. Srairea has declined to IA ss. to 151. 7s. Gd., or about IL per ton, la consequence of Palen by speculators, but the German consignees ..re holding for about last menth's quotations; and as the home CARlOMp tion is mere s ting and the export demand has somewhat revived, we may expect this to rally. Correa and LEAD are steady, and the latter expected to improve in GLASGOW, April 11.—Wa have to report a dull market iu pig Iron. Buyers osi mixed Nos. at 438.; sellers, to a limited extent, Kt 435. 641., cab. HOPS.—MAIDeroxe, April 11.—This year the Hop garden have 'ern taken a prominent position among the vaned par. suite of the agriculturist, and the season tou has been very favourab.e for operations. Winter manure, have been applied with a liberal hand, and the frosts afforded every faddy for getting the work done In good time, a. well as enabling many to replenish their stacks of pros trom the stocks In hand. The digging has been brought to a I close in anal season, much of it in time for the land to take benefit from the continued hosts, by pulverising the soil, and rondo ing It in excellent order for dressing and pru Log the hill. This work, too, was finished in good time and MVOs, and may account In some merure for the considerable proire • already made In riming, although some are gl.d to get their poles up In =good time to afford proteetien and shelter to the coming plant, while others prefer delaying this work until the hue his fully made its appear ance, in order that the poles nay be appl.ed ace: riing to the strength of the stocks. A reduction in the plantations to the extent of 9.330 acres, or nearly 20 per mad. within the last two years, may be hailed u another grand step in the right direction; and we hope now that the plantations are ugain brou,tht within a reasonable limit that planters will have the prudence t t keep thorn so, for It lus been tco often proved that an excess of plantation, and, r acorecluence, over. production, bar produced low and ruinous prices. and many othar disasters appertaining to the cultivation of hops—. Sorry Standard. CORN.—Cmautsroun, April 12.—The supply of Wheat was good to-day. and prices must be quoted IP. per qr. lower on all descriptions. gw. to 37a. ; white, 40s. to OP. Beans wire quoted as dear. Barley and other Corn without alterseon. Coerzyrn't, April 12.—We have had • good supply of Wheat, but, to effect sates, ■ further decline of Gd. per tog had to be submitted to. Malting Karley eold at last latch's prices. Grinding unaltered i• 'value. Oats were a shade lower. except for first-rate samples. Ia deans but little doing. Late rates were with difficulty maintained. IiKKTIR, April 12.—We had a thin attendance to-day at our Corn market. an 4 Wheat was In limited supply, our farmers bang quite indisporeil to •übmit to present prices. Many is become quite nomiwil, there being but little offering. Oats were the turn higher. Sl'he,t, from 4s. 9d. to SP. per bush. Carley, 2s. MI. to Ze. Oats, 2.. to 2s. 31. LlNcot.,t, April 12.—We had a 'dial show at Wheat to day, with a limited demand, at le. decline. Marley a plow, sluggish tride. Oats very du'l, at 6d. lies money. Wheat, red, 335. to Ma. ; white, 395. to 44. Barlry, 22.. to 2ls. Oats, Ila. to Os. Sew, 22..0 24. LIVERPOOL, APRIL 12.—The mirket thin morning was slenderly attended. Wheat and Flour supperedibe rates of Tuesday last, but the extent of basin, es was unimportant. Oats and Oatmeal were without change, and in limited request. Duley, Hew, and Peas were little attended to. Indian Corn was In fair request, at a slight abatement on the price of Tuesday. Arrivals into Liserporl from the J. b to the 11th of April : Wheat, 9.976 qrs. ; Malt, 282; Peas, 132; Indian Corn, 3,7.3; Oatmeal, 2 1 .9 rucks; Flour, 3,031. Esparta to Ireland : Wheat, IA ma.; Mesas, 13; Indian Cent, 3,187 ; ladlato Corn Meal, 27 barrels; Flout, SO ricks and 013 barrels. SOUTHAMPTON, April 12.—Than wu a (sir attendance at oar market to.day, but the business done was on a eery limited scale. The side fur Wheat has again become very doll, and although no deeins ran be noel, yet the tura Is against the seller. Boa sam ples red are worth At. 3s. to 9/. 10•.; mixed, ltd.; and white, 10r. per load. In Barley but eery little doing, at 19s. to 225. per qr. for grinding, up to das. per qr. kr hew malting. Oats and Beans a Very slow sae. Flour, 275. to Au per each. WACCr4CLD, April 12.-The arrivals of grain this week are moderate. Fresh.thrashed qualitiem of Wheat Nell at kat week's prices, but all other Aorta the buyers obtain on rather easier WOW. Barley steady In value. OM. and Shelling 2A before. 8e.,,., if hard, in good request at preview rata; eat continue Blew of sale. No variation in other article.. The tollowlng are the present prices : Wheat, per qr. of 60. he to the bushel, Suffolk, Ewes, and Kent, red, new, 37.. to Ms.; extra, 40e.; white, 43.. to 445.; extra, 46e. ; Nor fu/k and Hunt., red, 33e. to Eii.• extra, 375.; white, 40s. :a 41A.; extra, 43*.; Lincolnebire and C;mbridgeshire, red, 34e. to VW.; extra, 37e.• white, 7.65. 3AS ; extra, its.; Torkehire, red, 33e. M lie.; ext ra, 36e.; white, 361. to 3sa • extra, 41s. • Denude and Konigsburg white, old, 4111. to 435.: tali*. 46a.; Loiter Baltic and ffambrtrtt reel 3311. t0 36e.; errs, 375.; Mediterranean. red, 335. to 3Zherntrit 3411 .; English , old, red. s6r. to 395.; white, 435. Barley, per im qr., Norfolk and Suffolk, 2211. to 245.; rifts, 230.; Lin and 'Yorkshire, 22a. to 235.; extra, 24e.; Scotch, 22.. to 231.; extra. 24 e.; itimling, lee. to 205.; foreign. 19e. to 275. ; extra, 23.. Means, per qr., 631 b. to the buohel, mall, tine, old, to 3:e.; new, its. to 25e.; ticks. old, tae. to 301. ; new, 2.15. to 21,..; toreitm, old, 1245. to Ale.; new, 21e. to 23e. Data, per stone, melding. 7el. to ild.; ex ' Ve. 3 r d.; feeding, 3d. to IW.; extra, 3d.; f. 7.1. to ed.; extra, 11,d. Shelling, per load of 26115., lib. to 21..; Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 32... to 33e.; Peas, per qr. imp., blue and white b 245. to 235.; extra, 2 65.; grey and feed, 21.. to 225.; extra, 23e. Itepeseed, per last imp., British, 29f. to 31/. ; foreign, 291. to 311. Lilneed, per imp. qr., dle. to 41s, Imports during tLe week : Wheat, 7,363 qrs.; Barley, 1,693; Oat., 4x4; Beans, 2,393; Per, 183; liapeeeed, 174; Shelling, 332 loads. CATTLE, &I.—CARLIALE, April 11.—A shorter supply in tine market than in log week's but the quality in general good. There were 36 head on offer , con:dating of aor 10 short-born, the remainier being principally Galloways. Prices were so tallow:— from 4.. 3d. to Ss. ler stone of 14th.., Making offal. The supply of Sheep was not so limited as last week. There were 103 on offer, black-faced and cheviot*, and all of prime quality. Crites :- 3.d. to Gd. per lb., sinking offal. 8 Calves on offer, and of good gLad lity. They were quickly sold. Prices from 3d. to Sid. per fa , sinking °MIL Emmett, April I,l.—The supply of Bases driven in hss been very large, but tie demand has ruled very dull, especially for fat Bullocks. For the very best, we believe, So. per scare has bees hardly obtained, and good Bea sold at 7. Every other sort of stock woe also In large supply, but generally I rat week's prices were main tained. Lbws and tidies erre not much inquired fur. except ve y good ones, grass being scarce ; they must be quoted at 81. to 111. each. Steers sold from $4. to ltd. each. Barr:nem, Se per more, of ordinary quality, but 3e. id. was made for the very best. Butchers' Calve. were very plentiful, and sold at 3d. to 11d. per lb. A good supply of Sheep; best retail fat wethers, Sid. per lb. in some instances. Prime "ethers. Sid., ewes 3d. per lb. Lambs, 60. to Sd. Store hogs, 23... to 30,.. each; coup:es, 335. to 4P.. Although the supply of Pork car cases is about twenty can toalay than that of last wick, the demand has been less rind prices have receded. Large course Port is selling at 6a., and will probably sell for It.. before the market clams. Good Pork about 6s. GL, and the very beet at 7.. 3d. per move. OXFORD —At the monthly Cattle market on Wednesiey last there were 1,300 She , p penned, and about 30 1 Beasts. Priers were lower than ever, and it watt admitted on all band. to have been one of the dulcet days that we hare Mud for a couplet...rabic time, as scarcely any business was done, or any soles effected. YORK FORTNIGHT FADS, April IL—There Was rather a thin supply of fat Beasts, which met with a ready demand, making from 3s. to 3e. tits. lean Beasts a gaol supply, end • pretty tutu bu siness done. A tolerable supply of sheep, making 641. p.r lb. A law pens of clipped sheep were shown, and sold at per lb. There Was also a tew fat Lambs ezhibffed, which appeared to meet with a ready de d. GLASGOW, April 11.—Oar cattle market this morning was well swilppled with all descriptions of cattle, both from tad Lothian, Angaasnlre , and some lots from Ireland. Saler good , but no advance Ii prier, mpg ou Wet, Os.; wooed, Co to 41s; third, 31s. to 3 . 15, Omni, Bull; and laterior, Sea to 375. per cwt., sinking offal. Oar Sheep miring was well supplied with sired welders, with dull lute. Priors a Abode lower than Lott day. Best aged 'reddens. SDI. to tkl.; seemad, 3d. t ,Sill.: ewes. ad. per lb., sinking offal. Evil 'sines dud. at from 601. to Cc ; coarse, Ms. to Silt per cwt. from 31s. to Sec per cwt. Lambs, Ss. 611. to 7s. Id. per quarter. A PROTSCTIOSIST CHIEF 1N DANGEIL—TI Metqule of Or tube hal a narrow 'mane from dr..wning On Saturday last, while hunting with the Delimit. hourys he. Wean Maims Mowbray and Kirby. The f.at eroesed the river, and the noble marquis charged It at full speed, where it was an impersibility for ail aorta to Lap Over ; and It was with eansidrreble dilf.ulty the horse and rider was extricated. [Advceimemen..]—A DAxamous Woven) IY TIIE or llou.uwar's (lumina inn rata. -Abort three years me Mr. Actin, of Melburne, hid hi thigh fearfully lacerated when out riding, hin hone limning away and het leg coming into Melba collinton with a wall; be wit , te Ina b.,1 for nearly IS month% ',offering from the occident. and notwithotandmet the best medical advice every egad poured unetworn.ful in baal.ng the wound, and big health becalms eo lgsputrei that hia life wan denpatrod in thin Mote he cuounenced the use of liolloway'a MIL, .m.l ointment, which had the effect of heuling the wound with wonderful ciptdity, and realm* hint to sound health. Nokl by all drueorieta, and at Prolasear uouoray's establioluttent, lid, tfarand, loaduia. METEOROLOGII The State of the Weather at Ni. a rAlk•ck yesterday err 11-Red in order of latfro Owns of Mae. Ilwaset Phu. Pl.lllool‘ lirtnes *ltrrii•mrrox ?mamma BILIDOIWATILI Swarm, Rawls() UZI& 6111 WI tal iwutbox °stew GLoccureat Cammuoit ItuoaT ..... Itartxottaig CONWAY Samna 11000/MD Livearouc Iliwzrinwrea, ....... Wurnr Distant:ran Iry ....... truorooi....".— cwcarms Burro= ...." Lax•ax Blume% ."." Ocneoow .. Commas. Cause o Mad. LII.E. Tne returns from °film in time for indicate the state of nine o'clock. 0/11.1 V/ AT fit lif W. s. Baton' liran.arow. S.E. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (Prow ow , OW "Shipplag gentle," aa4 . 441. CASUALTIES. Spiegelberg, from Stettin to Liverpool, rem ter near Stltholmen but was assisted aff, and h cu m this port to discharge ee4 repa:r.—Cvenhaften, Ids, Falk, from Swinemnade to Liverpool, win qrs., de the west east ol X (Lieges. April 2, and is leaky. —r; , burg, April 4. Mary At n, from Cfterleston to London, was psis d A r in let. 51, lon. 13, with loss of lads, and seen I. in her h:ld, by the L'Arey, armed here.— L.s, • April 12. Rated, from L'verpool for Vera Crux, hes put ir. loss of head, cotwater, and other damare ; collision with a vessel off Tusksr litht to ti the 6th, at one o'clock.—Quateoatowa, April 10. LIMITED. MALLS. • 1 Hamburg O Holland O Lisbon O Pendia O India via Sou- elapses O India via Marskides O Boston and Halifax O idelietsaud liete:.unah O West India O Brazil ARRIVED. Alarms—at Gram . ..rid, April 117 from Aims CATUZILMA—at Hull, Apra 10, from Aims— at Mill, April 11, lmm .. Aossoists-4 Newport, M., April 11, from Aosua—st Queesetown, April in , tram Aoaresowir —at Shields, April 11, f.OlO. Comm Da eONDESIIO , VI—At Qum stows, Apri, 11, CAILOTTA-.-at Quismatows, April 10, fr,m.. twiss—at Falmouth, April 11, fr. m East . Asous..—off Queenstown, April 10, from. ELLEN BBTfir.ll at thmesstown, April 10, from . Eons—at rhieldr, April 11, from Fosarrs —off Lirerpool, April 12, from FllANril Riot. , r—otil'lrmoutb, April li, from Of lIIIVAI7A—at Ql mita' n, A lel 1 0 , !:o Hot.rwomi—at gut °orioles, April from OtlltoCllZl,—off Deal, A • • 1 12, how Halo—at Gummund, Apr 11, from Isommoss—at Orameend, prill 1, hoot I.o.—at Hull, April 11, from Joss Filtl.ll —at Clumuito I, April 10, from Slasoaser—at Newport, V.. April IL from ... . Mmtor.'llar—at tore vit r.l, April 10, from !imams—at Queenstown poll 11, from YVILUTIAS—at Liverpool, At 11 12, from ....... Paanc—ut t riotol, April 12, from Psaciosi—at Quemptosn, April 10, from _. PIIINCE-1 , VICTORIA —Off PlyrtiruM, April 1 0 , from &IBM A JANl—lit Cowes April 11, from . EWA Fassr—at Falmouth, April 11, from.. April ' I, from CVLATION —at Grare 4 ollll, 12, from SEA Paax—oir Deal, April 12, from eirtssir—off the Lizard, April 'l, from Vionsar —at Gravesend, Apr 12. from TAIL Horn—off Liverpool, A . it 12 WM. HlLm—at Portsmouth. 11, _,E It Atersne-from Liverpool, Ap : ti Aacroses-from Liverpool, .' 1 12, to Aossiicv-froas Liverpool. Ar 12, :o ANNALIN FO6/1.11-from Limp. 12, Aroma-from Liverpool, , to . • &vac-from Shi 1,1•., April 11, Bo•oashe-from Plymouth, A 10, timings-from queer...tows, A,. t t Cusiermix-..fr010 shields, April 10, to . Cloud:-from Shield', April 11, to G/NALAVA7OII-from Liverpoel, A. ru I_, • Covuoroui -from Liverpool, Apr.l 12, to Chhoosou-from Liverpool, April LI, to Cvniresass-front Gravel end, April 11. to Caton or Demesu-trom Bristol, April 12, to Demi or liwr-from Shiwls, April 11, to Axon...oh-from Ithielilr, April 11, to Fewee -from Hull, April 11, to Ficioria-from Bristol, Apri, to FAXXII-from Liverpool, April 12, to ONISINA-tram Liverpool, April 12, to ... Ileser ADD 1./oat -from Uverpool, April 12, to Liverpool, April 12, to Ilunwu-from Uverpool, April 12, Loma-from Cowes, April 11, to .... Juno botee-from Falmouth,. April 11, JUIIIIA-from Liverpool, A po ! 12, to .. • J. H.hur.roeso-from Liverpool, April 12, 1. Kan-from Plymouth, April 10, limo-from Onkqa.. April 10, to L from Quernvtiorni, A pr'.l 10, :o L•olsa Ann-from Liverpool, April 12. to ....... Mamote-from Liverpool, Aprrl 12, to Huy Au-to-lam Liverpool, April It, to alsavJows-lroui Lirerpvc4, April 12, to -•• 01i0:,..., April 10. to ........... Miscues-from GarwelA, April 12, to PANAON CANFMI-from ralmohth, April 11. to • PATMOT -from Shield*, April 11, .•••••. PIMIRAX-11..11 Liverpool, April 1., to Puma:a-horn Liverpool, Arid 11 , W PLANL-fr,m Liverpool, April 11 . to Itomeirs-from Ohlekso, April 11, to ...... NM/LAN-from tool, April 11, to . ...... &arum- row elrave.en,L April 12. to hiccups-nom Liverpool, April 12, to SUA FIANDI :-from Briawl, April .2, to TANANA-from storlds, April 11, :0.. Vows-G . oololre*, April It, to Wei. AND CDAALLO -from Falmouth, tpr.l 1., to WALINON-fram Queenrocoru, Air p. Woman-from Liverpool, April 2. W/lAXIDUNA-Mom Liverpool. 14 , 01. 1 Wiens aluvw-from Gravesend, A.prli • • ' VKBBELS .*-I'ol'i •: N Bc!Kot f.Notixo, i.oszi .3 - :on a Sydney, N. 4. W., kJ,: 10. 1.0..5 N. lois: 22 W. Coowv, for Li:wow Ares. I iI. b . M4/1041 V, of liven. . [Lad. Sore tow., ORM Loudon for Waus[va. fns Now Orleans for LI .., Wn. 31 W h 6, L3t 3' It. 32 N., .-_=. ID PEA ill be wife 0 Jkhrs:cr, Lady IL of W. 11. 0. :Lake of 31.4j0r J. R. MIL. ❑alp, Cheshire, t. • BIRTHS, MAIM t.; CANNON.—AprII S, at llouloino.. non, of a ,taught..r. Ittlrkli.—April 0, at Stok? flotft • • at Islington t . 91. b., Loud., of • roll. SlVAltT.—April 9. at tiLkozow, • Royal North MittAs Fott WAINtIAI:4 : —April 9, at WO • • lojor Wainmen, of i eon. WATIIKS.—ApriI 10, at Dee:, no.= :sat, tit* wife o 11. v , Eat., ot a pm. MAK I BORTON-CLOSE.-April 9, at firo.iol ynarthet Church. ht Rev. the lama of Rom, A. Mtjoe in 'he 'a Caroline Mary Georgina Clot • oltl ef the Krt. or Horne Iteeiory, Mateo!, t e r -Itßgelltlta;li. • -.' ,a it It. the Rey. Dr. C,rian, Rector ci of Adelaille•ro.l, Lieweretceik-1.11 . , of rlMOuro.otreet, IttYhopesaie, • of the late It. Brenta Lige, Esq., ,u °REA - CHAN DLEAS.- April P, .. the ROV. J. Murray, the Key. N. er• Rector of Itothertield, Sus:. \ of tHouceeter• ealn'ikuut. Glitbl WOOD —w . by the Her. D. teun, 11. A . folk, to 6lira Anne, only Inot, in the MOW county. •. Coes - get , . Poo! : 1.I.• it. 1. 1 . tam, y 011114... .\wlY•w's son of the 3. a I' . r. •en ca, vuu •• • ,otwool of Ilr. 11. Writ. Uiacra AEKELL.—ApaiI 9. at Uluhrilpo el**Ar Admit, late of thr drat Ind Arkell. Ma'.' :, BINSL—April 10, Walli.um Mar,. 4 Poole, I 1 s:. 1.), at Watlonl.V.sos, Watford, Mita. rr'r bath. wit... 4 J. King, Eq. O . llRIEN.—April 7. at Ilaomberamith, J. O'Brica, FN.? NICHOLAY..-AprU La, Elisabeth, WWI a the or mood mime. Nod ••• ['Acted sad petitsted he WILIAAV KUM HAI tA, arse, la J. asy of toolon. Prism. a IN moguls thopncleot al Wait•trLvs.— Ban 4 ~ar a *on. SANKEY. '!AL R 4,IUND !)! Muiru of ii.. Wm r7 l i.w. B. N.W. 8. W. rienile Breese Calm Eirit%! Airs iilN.z CAW* Gentle Breese Gentle Brune Gentle Breese (Antic Breeze Gentle Breese Calm Ca f;ectle Breeze (entl: tree„ Gentla Brant Gentle Brave ctiin' Strong Breeze Strong Breen. (kink breeze Cam (knee Breeze Oita Gentle Breen Goat/a Bileat Cab" ETU RNN . 'art 18, 1150. The Kati,44 -- M Gentle !Bow Gentle Begone Gestie Breese Gentle Brow Gentle home Genus Breese Gagne Begone State of Wee. Partiall, Partia; , .y Overca Partially (1 3 st Partially Coady Rain Orercaat rattially arm. Orr ra • Pa t a.ty Pa , tia :y Prtilly m ud : igyi Prrualy Cloud, tay,„ Overca:t ▪ at OTPTern P. rti ••• - .." 41 O 1. , : Rain • I Jverear. hkrtta.l rya tea ihorr.ot Oreze.t Oct molt Part.. '7 Par OF THIS DAY. N r , Ihrength of Wind. elate Cahn. Ford . the toiww;err places did , „ publication yesterday; tM the weather on Thursday moot. mmHg Breeze , 11 Gent:e grePre Gentle hree t L 7