The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-11 00:00:00

~C_G 1. •••:, aa ae-r -C- -z. `.f LL7lt.-4-✓ .. . . . .... , . ... . ,-* . . • i . . s EVENING, No. 1,131.) LONDON. THURSDAY APRIL 11, 1850. [THREEPENCE THE SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE COLLIERY DISTRICTS. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. The orelable dittbe Osseo led Ida he bad hers in I the habit et emalidap dl Insm News' bank for tie WIN seem bat im sub lamp okeedlsles as the most Mr. Hell omodol *NM seed **Ay see die were the W a ked so asmis vast 3 111s is Sestr red was Into- samosa Ida seta twat, and ahead to ceommieste with ' oars Hoare whem kel RAILWAYS. COURT OF BA laws Ka. Ono TIM ITALLIAa OPW•HOVIIi, RE K. TA TIONAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, 11" ereeeebordieereet, leades. Ise IerIVAL AMUR OWE 10. ANNIVITIIK be Berfel tea. the Aefe of Pentangle 0 .... meg, fleefeelefr ie.goe - aniIiONIIL AN I KAVI4 .I. M. Ildbas. Lit: =lt& Marto Whelmo. Smog 'rum. sZteamia (s col 46...-6.lll2 a rr i a ,•.4 KVA Isratnry. rig• 1 veur Owe. Fot. s ;:. as6er ow!" EN. J. u rettio. F!q. cxi,tiartr, TITIKUIII6 j. T. (Wquest D, F.L6. I Thum Sp&Okh ILA o teltham. Sala. B. LIM% Req. ..r; !neltsit. Lmi• l a C. taaldistta„ x . p. . ;71.thu•te se. totabl'shett Dutaltr.llll6l; abid.H.g tle , tr.or ettdir it la 149, Itimed NAM pallitteq anduttait as uptrArtis of flaked& n.t.uwes Illustrate tlikt lkdoetten he ?tea lutt tad r,n.tolret Breams at Melee payable at *nth. r 1, two =at rn. ottonl Seimlas Is Prosisi I=l j,,. l r.r !rim - - Er. • SAW I • 1;1: 1 I : ri, 1 • -..,., I • 2. 144 ) i 1 1 4 : SIN i 137 140 • LNG I 119 4 u 30 . 16 12 e 6 in t i ; • I : 2,9 49 10 0 :o9 I I 1 SI 1;%.0 *lll.llla web, r. MIL A: - - `r• realms bums doe ea ths lst Who; an •1, :Eat the same mat ha pail within thirty days boa that .71:be lir: math law klbrumks Via be Ira ea JON2II KWH, THE " THA-PLA.VT • TEA-POT, is maid fres :, Mae elabotately oranteeeed with Ilto Itionall atm et - • ~.. boo itot buss aided to than patina Mae mar the • . .... Ntr.t, w bow SEAN'S* lost too woo MONS ea& s • - -pf—a v•ingazirr. tion their eletr ' denalinty, and deaf. ... .. . 1 , ..a trots *dr met ftoot to dm. Mos vco. ol 1 1 e arms waft al allerr. Mao diets • ••• rutwo Its MI sae set complies ......... S Is II . ...4 do. i. do. ...... ... II I •••••••• do. do. ao. -- 17 5 .00lt do. timid do. do. -__. 17 II o ex *fa ea de. 5 II •aler•este prime& do. II II ream.% !la lamb; same pc% IS,. mi. at Or Oattogo pat. '4"u. oats NA ; albs pole. Ma oak et Ste SS 17 ma .I 1 3 . 144 oast, la the atm propartats. Sograetap ant . .__ es • liartooL if, (Word- ittlrlON ..drft. :itE of CONSUMPTIVE COUGH by Dr. C . 10i ITLMONIC aa•lTlLS.—Extrast at • kksr itan Cocky, 0n..1 Dam Mao r Ikea Weak Jas. U. Ind: sawals ago MI dishelhadd war kora scomp. .• as keg des •wilpt alas of Dr. Lasseles saw. grater part et bar kW* bed did • .• aft sod Ilbsyss.*-710ty ban Il= I • .. .. `41., and lie. ”r kat 14pata: Ms INI 014 r:aat-ores. Las; kid by an mamba vaddsk. t• tLE WAFT", W eo'y nitedy ra t.lier, by Nisilia Haw •• rte o( mnll, int. Prles a... 1, ea 1 I Is. per ban. Ds it cotatterfesk In the it. A LW EDMON,rintrreTHOCSAND. --• a nwt, prim la, at pot tray, Y. dd., hE ILLUSTRATED LONDON IIPELLDIO •• I:. —Thu work Y magma paiallarty atermsdie by the • ,at at the spoils r, yid* nimitles W dilleaddla rd. ;•• bribe pisadlis adittaal Seam Lamm, • :ram: la admits of hie sara amid: while th• • 0 • .rra•-I by upwards di 170 beaddifal Wast.esta at abymta •: • •tt.o4, tanalas by Oar the tam AWN, Imaradoetios v.t yoblidadd. 114 a tea) • law aegis ars isiourtal, - - the ease of be " 111oNstail Larks New," IN, et , et. A Nerd austrease he the Ns& ma r eebeele. ott eel,. Imam= ft be node le Ns Nam Os who may he Mews. T HE ILEerirdiA .6 Loma READDIO linulL C. =peaks te the Sprtllas Bosh. Li nee of torsos at the seat swim w tartruorlat • • • tat with greet ere tram the tea Latish Authors. la The whole beautifully sal ospeoudy Illuotratod • • C.r.dettry ash lAeocer. . : toe diked the Luitreled Leaks Yew,, 1111.11tresd; • Boohaollere. DK. aI.rtiFILVII NAW.lloilill _......,.. b......r....__. sa, ENIOY — M — I IC - T IL of Lllr 3. - itwit, Nautwa. ma naked us Si dna . . "-:• : ILar:y Ilking-Sprlse troll Imam • . •. . v. am !mimed Larbia-TLS Pad" las" I mo, Ilionlacaser i .. HA P.,«ls, mid otb i zrt plese•-rawarzy i.. , • - ire ...- Larks at "I Emilie, at Ham- ado . , , ..x.,--vn Lea& fiesYom. Bathing. Alt. Bo" tick Liiiiiiarilit 110C11TAINIL I vela la taala ; by Mt. r'oit to the Lw•—bbleck et Iblhilmsb, -1 - 4, labs' of kit srwer—llmisiwares Debits. bib, Alm, sew edithes. IL; by pse. Is. at, WHAT to IAT . =Mk. awl AVOID. Tlnt law wore rums awl tee gm nuns wasy na." view of chart wary lb= Vow NW awe) of ben • • buil* sad nibbled amitlaties, dot b arum the t, the ma et pions% Osier, at NWT, sal ambition Wks awl Ma he Ike Ma sod physigalnisktbs • 11, Pbtaraversaiew I Mos. Omaha • Comb% tne: ; or Aim Nem Ile seilwr. EIRLLkNIMARY AND FINANCIAL REFORM. A* 'Le meeting held is the theatre, Sheffield, on • ty ti.nt, to receive Mr Joshes Walmsley, M.P., and ?a. In,savon, Esq., M P., es a aepetatioa from the Psritamentary and Fintscial Refers Amociatios, 1 , p , ..11CA WALMSLEY spoke. Ile said every one :,.t the necessity for parliersentary reform. At tee poor pall more in proportion then the rick. '''•f ;'s 1 0 1. tit., or lie. in the pound on their artitiee of r. ' while the rich paid Ire 4 proportioa to their t "•• it was rot nteenuy that he should eater late r • slet-I's ef the objects of the amocia•ion. It would be ' Lt to state that it aright to bestow upon every adult • s enthral a tenement, or part of a tsnemeat, for • •'• h. 5h , 4111 be rated, or should hays claimed to be • the relkf of the poor, the right to be registered as ••• •• ••• r—(them; —the ads pion of the vote by ballot .• • u 4041 ); the i;(l3i;atios of the duraiin of parliament • SAL" ; a more equal apportionment of members to and the abolities of the property quelifixtila for • to 01 the House of Commons. (Cheers) They were • einit that tbese were eoccessione os the part of those • ' es tertbi: 4 • streams opinions. But they were also son ' • .Ls ea the pat of those who had the power to withhold, ". • .b.• were not yet prepared to open wide the portals of lie thought whet thry demanded was rl4 approved by thinking men. Toe measures they ; r P'""d would tread the right of voting from owe r to four miliwna, would give to the great majority ISt adult males a vete in the representation ; would • iblt thrs to Curtiss their right In a spirit of • :yachnce ; and open to tslsut for the public service :, or ut.iiy of employmect, irrespective of rennin, • •••bmetions. The emaciation het itself originated nothing. •• s,st even e mated &whin, new apea that whie4 was It had taken up the principles of Earl Grey, of Mr. • :red of the whip of more they half a century ago. :Waal Awaciation made it. ap peal to all sections of • masnity—to the agricultur a l, the manotacturier. and • • tquint-reial. It believed that all would be benefited. - r . ,rtut and to g uile ia te lay le at ide We a ti - m 7 tieVestp that which is sot way the asset I Y• r t•ltt. bat that upon which all o th e r s should be bated— •••: ''t the Roma majority of the people. Hit appealed to 4;1• eli te " to trust their fellow-men, and hold oat to • ,7 r ' • right hand of f e ll ows hip. H e was conv ine t d that a . • e..44ie cluee• would units wilt the working claws tirmiotal call for reform, the Ininiatr would a° t foe he believed that they woul d themselves, L... 1 make a rapid advance is the fItAILI/011 Of ;Chien.) Bat they required to see cf public support, sad the people she"' • iiith • elite that could not be saismadorotood, uniting ••,.rehet with firmness and decision. He hoped they 7 • 4mte •ith the Natiosal Arociation ; and when they titan the Primo Minas er that it had enrolled ..• '. l womb's., sank having paid his shilling, the par '• would be made to tom and grant that on which Welt beasts. Is onatiution, he apologised for 74 • 11 -c• maser is which he addressed them, and was 4 the nisistion that he should be followed by one •• n. II ab'• to make up for all hit deficiencise. TIIOMPSON, Sub, M.P., followed, and itd isito • detsiled aceoust of our present theorist eye e„j of what might be done In the way ‘ I, S fir TOL PORT Moorta.--Lettera have been 1 •In szrtee i cing • mese painful soma* of • ' 0 h of poet Moors. whose death was L . • 0. Fut three maths past Mr. Moor* had 1.14 1 1 .„.., mem, altogethar oraelitlea wee cow '4. . " 11. k AND GALAgnuma FACTORY DEPUTA e.Put.t,,,a of (panties@ treat 'Luria sad Gela wriwd a t , I, c ,d oe is the byiulogol the week with • " few' W the /Astorir la the rem 41 imsr 14 "I" • • Tb• eepetaties le ia odes, narMos tq carry eat the object of their skein. Wormannumpron. Wszurvenair Raman. Inhermatione seder the 'high Aet harm been slain =beim the entity angiassotos here today : the dis use en the peraistrwe la the barmy =a seem Is so tar ripened. that i s all probability will be fall em pew. ter the fascist he some time Ile erne. To-day there were new points to be raised and &sided es, Wed lee wen eleelelet of barest felt was syWented in the large nuendsnee at the ssegiatrates' reeve. It is quite true that the Truth All. are explicit enough, bet that they ue sot staple ermeght to answer all the the required k equally akar, isol ated' se the tritek-resatees menage to evade the set, sad se neaps the penaldee, big the iageanity of lawyers, and the annereas keg-holes allardad Ihr their soaps ; several,- le n, the,* seems to be good grenade ter tle seenTSolllo that the aptora—frauduktt and wrongful es it is—will before rery leag be pat dews. Tlw aaagktrates ea the bench be-day wore John Leigh, B.g. (stipendliu7), J. B akar W. Biddwht, W. Foster, C. II Drminack, and 0. B. Tiorasyeroft, Bags, sad Dr. Denies. _ My last letter wallet man to have bees, at lasat, useful in • bench of magisrates • hat the Maw of it seems to have a not shapelier paieloohla to sena of the au thorities. Were pnesedling setbsinein this meeting, Hr. Isles eared seise seplusliens salasese " masvhat extusediamy ausers," tollab(Bei mil) had amassed in the DeAy Nem of Thanday bat (Bee Express of ease dav) He thoaght that the writer had been We ider/sal by interested parties. Mr. Barker, ups' whom some impstatioas had !boss cut. wes a moat us. fel magistrate, sad he denial that there was any die- positive en the pan of the beach to preveut the truck eases being brought ea. He admitted that then had bus groat ineeavialeneo aimed by the delay in getting the ease decided, Is assegneue of there being as in still/lent anodises of niasistrates, but it appeared to him that the report la the Dail" , News was calculated t 3 many a false imprimis', however unintentionally it might have bees • the only object of Mr. Baker, the magistrate re fined to, lied been to pnvt at an Westin Wag done, by the mess Long sailed on is the abuse* of Mr. Bolton, the de fendant", stil w_sey. A esnereaties esmsed, n iitileh the sumer es both sides took fart; bat the resat wee to lean the impremion unaltered that Mr. Barker had mani fested rather to Lukas a disposition to consult an attorney's soinestienes ; sad is illustration of this, Mr. Thonseyereft, a magistrate, laid that nothing amid be worse than to make the poor safer be ruses of au; aannessary delay. la reply to Mr. Leigh's observatioes, which were of a gesmal eharestar, oar reporter says that no charge what. ever was made @galas that !toilsome. he being a mast uselleat cad pabistakieg insisting, but that no impartial pence mild witness the demeaaour of Mr. Barker, on the cocasies referred to, withcm being susible of Els di sposition to overstep the strict line of his duty the ifilescloss tn. deaey of the report Is the Deily News kw been eakaiwi lodged by many persons, and animist shirr, by magistrates themselves, who have expreestd to the writer their quoits that the magistrate referred to needed his attention being called to the only duty which his magisterial office entails spat Wm. EPSOM SPRING MEETING. THIS DAY. [By Exprta] TRIAL STARES, Bushranger Knight of Gwynn, .. .. 2 Dark Sagan colt 3 Won by a . head. TWO-YEAR OLD STAKES. Rockbound .. I Catalpa .. 2 I'Mlts . 3 Won easy. GREAT METROPOLITAN STAKES. Backbiter .. 1 hicUtletet . . 2 Cheerful .. .. 3 13 ra Won by a neck. THE VACANT COLONTLCT.— Major-General Wil liam Wituys is to he the new evlontl. He will sneered S :uses DAtglas us Colonel of the 93rd Highland Regiment, sad Sir Janbw is, it is understood, to be appointed Colonel of the 42ad Highlanders. FIWICLA 111/19.31411Y.—Th0 annual Meeting of the governors of this charity was held yesterday, et the London Tavern; Sir J. L Loakington is the chair. The report of the cmosittee related principally to the offer recently made by B. B. Cabbell, Eni , M.P., •1 some mind on knife in-bill as • site for the erection of • new infirmary. The gift was accompanied by certain condition, amongst °then, that the same of the institetion should he alter, d from its present title to that of "IP. Andrew's Hospital for Diseases of the LOIN? Inter iS4111;" that the Bite should revert to the donor, mans the hospital to be erected upia it were fully completed at the end of five yean from the de's of the offer, and that Kr. Cabbell 'lnlaid have the right to impose say otht r con ditions he might think desirable. The committee, tunic' monsidered the proposition, and having endeavoured, though without omen, to procure a modification of the termi made by Mr. Cabbell, recommended the governon not M naps the new site from that gentleman. The teeing of the meeting was quite in agreement with the views of the eseandttee, whose report was adopted, and a vote of thanks was passed to them, on the motion of the chairman, seconded by Kr. J. B. Kelly, for their conduct daring the past yeav, especially la referemo to their neiotiations with Mr. Cabbell. The minutes of the last meeting w, re then confirmed, with she exception of that part or them which cin'aioed a vote of thanks to Mr. Cabbell for his proivond donation. The sur gical report stated that 643 cans have been received during the pest year ; of these 271 were cured, 157 wen materially relieved, 6 proved locureb!e, and there was I case of death. From the 1.. port of the treasurer, it appeared that the re ceipts for the year 1849 were 1,7681. 15s. 7d. Toads. were given to Mr. J. Masterman, 11. P., the treasurer, sad also to Mr. J. Faraival, hoe physician, and Mr. F. Salmon, hon. surgeon to, and founder of, the charity. The proceedings terminated with the usual acknowledgment to the chain's& FATAL COAL-PIT ACCIDENT AT WOULEY.-0E Friday evening a fatal widest occurred at tke colliery be. loosing to Mr. Nightie/01k, Woralry. Two mien name d Eli Me - lineal end John Berry, on li ng work, signalled to be raised to the top of the pi!, it'd they were accordingly heisted up. When they reached the month of the pit, the eagialser endeavoured to stop the eaglet ; but owing to their weight being lighter than the loads usually wound up, the limpets, given by the descending basket, and the quick speed et which the engine was going at the time, he was unable to do so. The consequence was that the men were wound up to the head gem!, when the chain snapped, and they were dashed to the bottom of the pit, a depth 4150 yards, and of course both were killed. On Monday Mt. Butter held an ioquet on the be dies at Worsley Stocks. From the evidence given, it appeared that no blame attached to the engineer, who was a sober men, end had been in the employ of Mr. Nightingale several years. The jury returned • verdict of " Accidental death.' Mennen was 38, at.d Berry 47 years of age, and both have left families. THE GREINWICII HOSPITAL SCHOOLS.-It appears by the report of the Bev. Henry Moseley, her Majesty's Isspector of &hoele, that the number of boys is the schools at Midsummer, 1849, was 761—via 132 in the nautical echo.), 2.51 in the op,.er school, and 381 in the lower school. The number of boys in the upper school at the time of each examination, who were then within .15 months of the period when they must leave the institution wee 38. The proportion per coat. of those who had acquired a knowledge of navigation, and (In various degrees) the practice of nautical astronomy, but were imperfectly, or not at all, ac quainted with the mathematical theory of the latter scissor, was 35. The number of astronomical ob made and recorded by the boys of the nautical school was 43,280. The number of boys receiving daily instruction in the art of making astronomical observati me was 132, and the number of nautical charts drawn was 183. The number of dealie which occurred during the year *Ming Midsum mer, 1849, was 3. The weekly cow of the diet of the boys was at the rate of sid. per day. The number of boys dig 'barged from t►e salmis during the year was 190; of throe 10 entered the Ro) al Navy as =eqe rs' aseistants, 2 to the Royal Marines as drummirs, 21 to the merchant terrine, 71 to their friends, and 19 discharged for misconduct. Mr. Moseley reports that the conduct and progress of the boys and the management of the schools is extremely satis'actory. BELGIAN HoIBEB. A steamer which has just arrived from Antwerp has broushl 28 Isom s as a portion of her cargo, 'cosigned to order, of Belgian }sadness The ar rivals ot horses are now numerous and regular from Belgium, and there have been lately some more Was usually large arrivals from the Hanseatic ports, but the present is the largest iniividual importation of the kind which has taken Pima. CDRIOUI APPLICATION.—Mr. Davenport, the soli citor, applied to Me magistrates yesterday, in behalf of Mary *Court, far s sammoss against lA. captain of a ship which arrived is tile Mersey on Bunday last. The girl (as she sta k r a y e bad es es board the vestal at Now Orleans, to as• Wad. samed Miss Orme, off, when the captain farad Me fats las sobh, sad would not permit bar to go as same. Ns was► smerellagly, as she said, brough , to Liverpool, sod lofts sham without money or friends. The saMmoss we. penialetepool Courser. '"• mob, gr.es m.3lia 1-' UP 10 T. Dist.annin. Talley wan fined for the adjourned eertificate meeting in the matter of this hanbeupt, shut are has been frequently Mime the mart, and as frequesely reported in our jouroal. It will be remembered that upon the last 0001,1011, sitar some alumna, the bankrupt obtained his cerilleate, upon the rendition that he should enter into a bond fer the payment of 10s. is the pound to hie modhoes, in the event of his be amnia, entitled M way property hereafter ; and that an ad journment was ordered till to-day for the purpose of drawing up the brad and settling other preliminaries. The debts moveable against the rums amount to 30.001., and the °Scud 'ashram has now in hand about LOOM with width to &dare a dividend. The mart, as upon the former omissions, wasorowded, sad about 40 shornenineen were allowed to prove for mime varying . Them demands will be paid in tall . from 40i. to 301. mob Mr. Napier, the solicitor to the lat, sold that the mess- Hwy bead ked not yet been prepared, is mosequeme of the theme, delnilll4ll en ciresit. They had only been enabled to get the bed within the last two or three days, and he be- listed that it was nemesary to have an adjournment for • fortnight. Mr. Limas (111senni. Busks and Eke, osaostuteaes, with W) mliffsselme time wee moseiney, and he lad es apply it ea adjournment for a fortnight. His Honour asked who was preparing the bond. Mr. Napier repliod, Mr . Wills. His Honour wished it to be understood that he was saner tioning the coarse which was being pursued by the consent of all parties, without expressing any opinion as to the pro priety of it. AU parties masentiag, he did not think it right to interfere. When was the adjournment required to be amide to t Mi.iew:s trusted that his honour would consult his own coavesiesee. _ _ Sit r melted who woo the official assignee ? Mr. Lewis replied Mr. Cannon. Hr. Outman then asked as to a day being owned .for the dieidead nuotiog. HU honour than Ind Thursday, the gilt of May, for the corniest' sad dividend wonting. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. Boom Ms. Clomunalowea Plow's. Ix TEMMATTIS OF CAPTAIN PATZICIL Wx. MACS/MON.— -..- Primtow Drexisemo. This ineolveat, a captain la the 44th Reglement of Foot, who applied, ander the Protection Act, to be clushanted on the interim °Mir, was opposed by Mr. Nichols, Mr. Dawes, and Mr. Bargood, for several erediton. Mr. Cache supported the appboation. - According to a statement made by Mr. Nichol., hie client (Captain Taylor) advanced 1501. to relieve the insolvent from soma debt., on the understanding that be should sell out of the 44th Regiment, which was then stationed at Malts, and parches in • regiment in the Ent Indies, apply hg the difference to the payment of the advance midi by Capt. Taylor, and for which Captain Copeland, another opposing creditor, beaus surety. The insolvent refused to sell oat, sad Re • reditcr co • opposed. Mr. Cooke denied the accuracy of the statement made. It was elicited that the insolvent had passed by the same of Martin on a lake he made with a friend. He admitted that he went to France and used both the names of Martin and Maasehen in his passport. Ile bad not in his schedale inserted all his residences, and a question raised was whether the present petition sbouid be dismissed. Mr Commissioner Pnillips ordered the petition to be dis missed, impreuing an opinion that the insolvent had better apply under the ether act of parlianiept. A good deal of discussion arose in the cue, and the com missioner said' he gave no opinion on the statement made ty Mr. Nicholi. It was said that the Protection Act was not regarded as taking the benefit of the set, compared with the other set tf parliament. Mr. COOMilalaint Phillips said it was a vary foolish opinion. The petition wm accordingly dismissed. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. lowa Mx. Jcwica Eat; CSARCIR OF MVUDiI. Almander MoirVi;plaociatiii;viiTto take his trial for the murder *this wife. _ _ _ Kr. Ballanttne, who with Mr. Parry, was instructed to Wend the prisoner, applied to his lordship to postpone the trial of the prisoner until the next session. Mr. Bodkin, who appeared for the prosecution, uid he had no objection to the proposed adjournment of the trial, and his lordship accordingly gave directions that it should stand over to the cut session. Alexander Lorry, who was convicted yesterday of the manslaughter of his wife, was brought op for judgment. Mr. Justice Earl told the prisoner, in passing sentence, that although the jury hal acquitted him of the more serhus crime, and had only found him guilty of manslaughter, yet there could be no coubt, that the act committed by him was one of great aggravation, and very nearly approximated to the tense of murder. Under these circumstances, he felt that his duty compelled his to pus a severe sentence upon his, which was that he be transposted beyond the seas for fifteen years. FORGERY ...•_ . _ _ _ _ Grow Lon, a clerk in il;;Endon Joint Stock Bath. who had pleaded guilty to two indictments for forging ac ceptances to bills of f lett ape , wit alto brought up, and ha was sentenced to be transported for twenty year.. Then were several other indieteneuts against the privner for offences of a sigmas: character, beside those to which ha pleaded guilty. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. NANSIoN-HOUSE. Tan Do 22222 OP 711 POST•OPPICS LrfTea BAO. Ames linos was charged with stealing the Post.°eke letter-In from Peckham, the postman. Mr. W. Peacock appe ared es e :tinsel for the prosecution for the Poet-oflice authorities. John Fosbery, inspecor of City polies, stated that at about a quarter past six last evening be was standing near Mr. Fitch's shop, Bishopsgate-st. The prizocer came up to biro and said he had committed an extensive robbery. On going with kits to the station he said, "I am the party who stole the blue beg lan Monday at the corner of Lladenhall. I found an old-lookine bag upon the sill of the door of Messrs. Main and Reeves. I passed backwards and forwards several times, and thinking the bag contained cid boots and shoes, and not seeing any one belonging to it, took it up, and went with it by the back of the Bank, into Moor gate street and to Finsbury circus. I went into Long-alley, and fouled letters, some of which I opened. They contained the halves of bank notes, and one contained postage stamps ; and in the bag was some meat, with mustard un it, which I ate. I then went into other courts for the same purpose, and, finding the value of the contents, bees** Mali alarmed, and wandesed about all day in different places w i th the bag under my arm. In the City.road I picked up a stone and pat it into the big. After wandering about till dusk I went to London.bridge, and threw the bag over on the west side of the bridge. Alter throw ing it over I accosted • man on the bridge, end asked his if he would take me into custody for a robbery, but the man refused." The inspector added that upon searching him they found the half of the 101. note "D. G 74,168 February 4, 1810." The prisoner then said he did not know how he came by it, as there were • gnat many others. The printer, when examined by Alderman Gibbs, said he knew not what he did. He could not write; did not read the letters ; could not read ; never was here bison; by trade is a weaver. The Alderman then remanded the prisoner until Thurs day neat. BOW•STREET. Ito OF OIL AT 110A111.11 BANKING-ROUSE.— Ntephen, who bus frequently been employed on the premiss@ of Masan. Hoare and Co., bankers, Fleet street, was ekarged with stealing a quantity of sperm oil, the pro perty ofllears. Howe. . . . .. . . Ja . p.:,lice constable stated that about eight o'clock last ' night, he was in Drury line, In plain clrthes, when he saw prisoner proceeding towards Broad-street, very much in• texicated, earring a large stone bottle in his hand. Wit ness suspected that it was spirits he was carrying, and asked him what he had been doing. The prisoner replied that he had been sucking the bottle, which contained spirits Witness examined the bottle, and found the ruk covered with oil. Unsporting that a rtbbevy had been committed, he took the prhioaer into custody. The bottle was found to contain sperm oil, which the prisoner said a men named Faun, employed at Mears. Hoarse' bank, Fleet street, bad given him. Witness also found a key upon the prisoner, and on asking inquiries at the bank, he found that the key opened the store cupboard whieb ectatained the oil. Mr. J. °gadget, house steward at Mears. Roans' bank, said he had frequently employed the prisoner to sweep the yard, and latterly he had forbidden him to enter the pre• noises, In conrequee co of his hartag seen him lurking about when his seniors were not required. The key found upon 1 the prisoner wae sot the right one belonging to tte store cupboard. The real key had been landed to him this morn. ino by Faux. Faux, who maid be was watt ham at Messrs. Hoar'' beak, denied that be bad gives the prisoner the oil. The pewee, b a d bees GoOpUifet about the premises for many years par, and aU the men knew Its had psesmalon athat key. Mr. Goodman said Faux ben my well ties the had been terbdides tram the premiss. ewe lest time be bed beard of Ike phew kW I. japialea at web a keg. MONEY MARKET. WED NESDAY EVENING. The hileitieg important notice reepeolieg the ar rangeemet far the debt between Peru and Chili will be read With sonsiderable interest by bondholders in this country. It hi from the official paper of the re piglet the Aresicano, of 26th January last : 1. Peed sinstiris is favour of Chill for all and only debt up tothilliilll Ste Ms of 4,000,000 dollars. 2 2,000,000 of tile ma ail he alifilei to interest at 0 pre seat. r et &saes, is esenimese Int Isfrawy, 1862 ; the ot te r 9.000 000, 3pt r imam alma balczsarr at ei t e stinar& 1864. e 3. I . lte c t i t li erelt or drift gamin fee the ;lusts soco a rdltily. 4.' la 11611 will be sturtess between the two governments the peogisnin sedsespliss 'Ohs 4,000,000 of initial, Pees to have the canes silieningai as Chill, sosording to the original outtrast eir subsequent I with lb. English credi tors. he smithies ameesat to this time. tioli7 be slim dares - stentai hoes dos. li sesand she plenlyeliaderies in Unit. 12th 8s t.,1848. Nisei sad lusted 13th Jimmy, 1860. EANUSL WELNES, Preddent ; Joan Joanvim Palos, Minister for Foreign Alain. The second report of the committee of Mexican bondholders hoe just made its appearance, comprising an amount of the correspondence carried on by this body on the subject of the renunets from the 22nd of February last till the happy settlement of this por tion of the bondholders' claims. There is also a good deal of valuable information relative to the amount derivable from the silver duties and the tobacco denies, which will doubting engage the serious attention of those concerned, seeing that, for the present at least, it is from these sources alone that the regular settle ment of the greening claims can be expected. It will be seen from the extract annexed, which comprises the concluding and most important paragraphs of the report, that a hopeful view of the ultimate prospec's of the bondholders is taken by the committee, whose anticipations are entitled to considerable weight, con lidering the twilit . .s at their command for obtaining the fullest and most accurate information as to the ex'ent of the benefit to be expected from the revenues devoted by the Mexican government to meeting the chargesof the foreign debt of the country : It will be seen by the official returns, that from the ports of Vera Ceps sad Tampico, the annual amount of silver exported in the royal mail steamers to England alone, amounted in 1849 to 9,616,300 dollars Then is every reason to believe that the tap in from the ports of the Pacific may be estimated at 6,000,000 more ; assuming, therefore, that the export to other parts of the wi-rld amounts to 4,000,000, we have an annul sum of 20,000,000 dollars, the expert duty on which, at 34 per cent., would, If collected, yield 700,000 dollars, or 140,0001. sterling per annum; an amount newly sufficient to pay 14 per cent on the bads frees this source alone. It is perfectly clear, therefore, that in giving effect to the measurn which have been suggested by the committee, and append of by Senor Mora, Mexico and the bondholders are equally laterartel. Is regard to the customs duties, it is clear that, if Mexico were to reduce her tariff, a " heavy blow and great discouragement" would be given to the smuggling which now takes place. This measure is ren dered the more meaner, since the cession of the Mexican territory gives greater facilities to smuggling than formerly existed. It is ridiculous to suppose that the duties of the Atlanta ports of Mexico, would cot amount to more than 6,000,000 dollars per annum, or that they would be limited to even double that amount, if • proper system of customs duties were adopted. To allude to another portion of the duties hypothecated to the b ndholders, via..—The to bacco, it will be seen that this subject has been urged ow the attention of Messrs. Manning and Maekintosh ; and we have every confideaco that what has been written to Mexico, will have its due weight. As re garde the convention concluded between the government of alnico and Mr. Robertson, nothing as yet has been decided by the Mexican canna; but It is understood by the lest advice. that the curses have paned a resolution that the matter should be settled, both as regards the Internal and external debt, within • period limited to 40 days. It is hardly to be supposed that the Mexican colognes will be so blind to the interests of Mexico, al not to conclude so favour able an arrangement as regards her foreign debt ; and it Is still ler to be supposed that Mexico will sell territory mort gaged to the bondholders, without giving than a portion of the purchase money. We cannot believe that such will be the ease until we have positive evident:* of the fact, and therefore it is mediae to di'cuae what measures it may be necesesey hereafter to adopt in Ike event of a contingency which has not as yet arisen. The returns of the oFeration of the German Zoll verein for the first three quarters of the year 1849 have just been published, and as compared with the same period of 1848, present the following results:— The duties on the introduction of goods for caesura!). Ition t,r the first nine months of 1849, amounted to 15.827,365 dollars ; the duties on exoort to 292,158 dollars; and the transit duties to 342,681 dollar.; making a total of 18,462,204 dollars, or about 2,400,0001. sterling, spinet 15,574,942 dollars for the same period in 1848, showing an excess of 887,281 dollars, or about 130,0001. sterling, in favour of 1849. From the catalogue of goods, merchandise, &c.. introduced into the circle of the Zollverein during the same period of 1849, we mske the following selection, showing the increase and decrease, as compared with the same period of 1848, in some of the most import ant articles. 1849. 1848. Contain. Canteen. Raw eo'toa Cotton yarn, tarot 382,889 243,368 Iron of all kinds, tin, steal, hard- ware, and cutlery 371 352 1,3.52,996 Flax, hemp, tow Linen yarn and lime of all kinds, tickings, to. Brandies, amok emm 21,620 16,367 Wine and SIM Fruits Spices Coffee Cocoa Rice 118,745 29,601 Raw and manufactured tobacco and eigara . _ . . . 242,758 182,698 Raw sugar ter tba miseries in the Zlllvertis • ••• • • • -- . . Olive oil and turpentine oil 131,341 64,479 Silk, and mixed silk manufseturee 2,646 2,954 Tallow and atearine Wool, and woollow of an kinds 120,221 84,700 Train oil Raw silk Woollen yarn of all kinds Herrings (casks) 164,631 128,601 From the above statement it will be seen, as re gards the trade with this country, that there was an Increase of 60 per cent. in cotton and woollen yarns respectively, and of 50 per cent. in wool and woollen manufactures. Amongst the articles exported the following are worthy of being brought to notice: Raw cotton 99,885 64,147 Flax, hemp, tow Wool, and combed wool Row silk 852 878 From the usual fortnightly statement of the opera tions of the banks of Brussels, it appear' ti.at the total amount of notee in circulation on the lat inst. was 42,391,906 francs, of which 31,881,905 were issued by tto Societh Generale, and 10,530,000 by the Bank of Belgium. The amount of bills dis- counted by the three discount establishments of Brussels from the 16th March to the Ist inst. was es under: Central Discount Office ' 227,672 f.; Societe Geterale, 2,497,246 f. • Bank of Belgium, 3,170,328 f.; total, 5,895,246 f. T he amount of the discount busi ness transacted during the same fortnight by the Bank of Flanders out of the government fund spe cially devoted to this purpose was 505,448 f Letters from Messina complain of the damage which his be'n done by the frost to the almond bine tams in the district of Bari, which it was expected would affect the market for ;hat article, and give rise to sprkulative operations. Sulphur was searoe, and the new produce was not expected early at mar ket ; the peke wan quoted 28 tars for first Licata, duty included, and ether qualities in proportion. Exchange on Loucks, 1136. DUBLIN STOCKS. -Arduith S per Oat M D i tto kir sesousi ak% t, Nay IS Comoserre 000 (N. pail) SI is& MOH& Jesslise 11 autil i•Tiot EXCILUSOIB SAD MIMICS AIIKOAJ. Mumma. Arsn.t.,—/Wesset Puede : lisinbursUraiandA44,- per ins ol bilk_ala Meer Labeck Lau', nu, Wf nye pr PM% MIN& j Prod= !he pa Owe., laa ap h lbtadsa Me pet Ont. Certainties, 11 4 Via 9$ nosey ; UN ei. ...... . oo.,lwee For Cambs. B E4 lasi* men per Owl a. eel all Fnmep li t gli alto Orel. shana !alias eta won a Mo. 112 aril" in Iffy •34 s-sy; . l ee,taar..l . = v 0 •1 11 N. 1 .7 1 . 01111111, IN { Mo. Iree par — Ki WI new • Inleasn ea Lorna : ll= ketree MAO% PI - /-111 ; it: Tellegarp, Mani al, i 4. .en Agin, L—Da s4 l Tank r h ielhe InW, Two.eada. ra w :MN 641 ; Ift . l e = jaille is iar g Coat i aaaMpaL, Threoaaa.aThif tow Onia,=l/1 1111,7 a arum E I. km. air per Onta, la lila 144 may. SW The ps •1;., nee and tw, In} bilk lea c ; Me, Perst pa r Conti., Meas. all Ws, tit wases. Pin pee Own., Ili billo, It nomeyLDlVe, line pre NE M. We Idal. WI =Pon. Antrim Pen per Onto. 1146 alb ; 114 maw Mao. Pin per Ostia IMatelllents ; 7 4 111114 Iteap harg i Me, ape , Onlajletallket MK maw. isdragem: Oa li•li IMa nallalle• ;SR SLOG; two awatha, 3L57; ea Par% SUS; two nal% UAL THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The English funds have been remarkably steady this morning. Cocoas have not varied from 951 to 96 for money, whilst for the May account they were first masked 961, and then 1, the last price paid. They are now quoted 951 to 6 for present transfer, and 96/ for the 9th May. The rate of continuation is 3-16, at which it haa been done this morales. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 95 and ; and the New Three•and-Quarter per Cents. have ben trans acted at 97/ and 1. The settlement of the account, which takes place to-day, has so far progressed satisfactorily. Exchequer Bills mark 71s. and 695. ; ditto smell, 70s. and 71s. prem. India Bonds, 91s. prem. Long Annuities, mark 81 and 1; ditto 30 years, 1859, 71. Bank Stock, 2051. The foreign stocks are firm in pries, though but a smell amount of business has been transacted, and for some descriptions the tone is improving. Buenos Ayres are better, marking 541. For Mexican a fur ther improvement has taken place, and the last trans- action was done at 291. The business of the morning is at the following rates: Brazilian Bonds, at 87. Buenos Ayres, at 541. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, ex div., at 851 and 1 for money, and 851 foe the 15th instant. Mexican, at 291, 29, and 1. Portuguese Four per Cents., fur account, at 321 and 1. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, at 11 and II prem. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 181 and ; the Three per Cents. at 371. ENGLIBIi FUND6.—Thee Day. Met hoot. 105 7 3 par Ct. fled. Anna., 95 9 I ifple C tie. C lt i r . lisi 9 ' " S per QS. Oes. Alum. 965 6 tube:par 1e.33e. to Th. 1011EIGN FUNDS. 6 psi 01. Arerlao Boods, 1 pee Ct. Ones& 21...16 17 41 pee Ct. Beg. Gonda, as 90 Grenada Dolorrod lida, 3t 4 q per Celt., 6 per CS. 1611,39. 1 6 par Co. Brasilia/ DD.. 86 1 4 par Ot. Piranha Ma. Olt 7 Me New, 36 7 Do. Demo/ 8d.., I per Ct. Bora .47rea 63 6 Portoomor 000 ,v. 32 4 Dlt4o MUM 242.. 96 3 5 per Ct. Ilea MIL, 106 1 DOW Cloimb. tit lido., Digo Smith Mo.. lie 1_ 24a. 31 - 9 3 per CL epees 2 / a . Yr i r i pir ili g2rOL a.. , 7 1 Ditto Paolve 86..31 i Ili par CS. Dia& M.. eh 6 7. per Ct. Veassorio Mo. 31 1 4 par CL Dot& C0r1e..1.6 6 Vanovado Dotorrod 8a5...119 121 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Swan.—Trie muket coi.tinues very dull. Thee, did not appear to be buyers at pravious rates for the 1,000 lines of yellow Havant lib offered in public isle, and they were all withdrew., at 375. 6d. 415., duty paid. The private con trast muket is very dull. Refined steady in prices, but the demand continues limited. Comae.—There have been several public sales today; viz., forei gn , 1,200 bags Rio, 1,010 Bahia, 700 Porto Rico, and 600 La Clews, for which there did not appear to be buyers except at low prices, and they were all withdrawn. 100 casks plantation Ceylon sold in public sale at the re duced prime previously submitted to by private contract : fine flee ordinary to middling, 52,. to 575. Good ordinary native Ceylon mutt be quoted lower. Although scarcely any business has been done, there are sellers at 480., buyers at 475. Cocos..—Tbe mall public sale of 120 bigamie s withdrawn. iNDIOO.—The demand has been good, as fall prima paid by priests eoninet. Corrom.—Teti article remains firm. Rum continues dull. Taw.—Prises are supported, but the demand continuos limited. la other articles no materiel alteration, but great holmium pervades in the produce markets generally. Doty mld on Sugar to last week In London, Liver. ewt. wo4 Bristol, Hull, and the Clyde 1,318,175 Te the lame &mod tat year 1,425,036 Deem*, 109,713 Torras nix ow rvA Ix 11130 to tort worm. lb. Linke ..„.. 7,211,899 l i l=Bl ........... ........ 1,533,271 ........ .. 229,469 Hell Clyde .............. ................ ..... —...... ..... ............... ......... 9,604,896 Sow Wit ............ 9034,721 Inatome 70,174 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Thus is no altention to notice in this market. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot is quoted 375. ; April and Msy, 36.. October to December, to ith. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report the trade very heavy, at the following quotations: Prime Meadow, 645. to 72e. ; inferior, 50s. to Os. Clover, (Or. to 84a ; S raw, 22a. to 265. MANCHESTER, April 10. EITOCK-EICRANOIL—The prices of t.tocks generally have teen rather weaker, and the market &it North Stafford' were a alight exception to the rule, and some few changed hand. at a trilling advance. LEEDS, April 10. Broca EXCIANOI.—We have iso cheeps to report differ ing from that of the past few days. The market continues very Bat, and buyers are reluctant to operate on almost any terms. The closing prices this morning were : Leeds and Think um . ters ic i e dr.; North Written.% 13 dia.; Midland Stock, 34j; ham, and Ooole, 171. BRISTOL. April 10. fkrocz-Excernmem—The market matinned in the inac ti re torpid dstate whkb has characterised It for some days put. The principal &allay; were In Greet Western Quarter Shares, which doted at 121 ; York and North Midland at 15 11.16; and Taff Vale New Four per Ceuta, which left cast par. YORK. Aprillo. Brock EXCRANCIII.—E.st Lancashire. 7 ; North British, Protereme, 41; Shelßetcl, Rotherbam, and Opole (N. Dir. Guar. 3 per CeoL), 174 ; York, Newemtle, awl Berwick, 141; York, mod North lildlamd. ?reform*, 81. 88. 9d. BAMBURO, Anna 6. BOIMIMMALLIL—Hemb. Bergd.,9l bills ; Ditto, Priority 103 ems, toti money; Berlin Hamb., 78 kills, 774 money ; Ditto, Prioeity, PourAnd.*.Half per Cent, 994 bins; Msgrieborg Witten• burg, 87$ bills, 67$ stoney; Ditto, Priority ,Five per Cent., 991 bills, 99 4 money ; Cologne Minden, 03 1 bills, 93 money ; Ditto, Priority. 101 bills, 1001 money; Ditto, Ditto, Five per Cent., 102 1 bills; Mecklenburg. 311 'bills, 31 money; Ditto, Priority, Pour-and s-Half per Cent., 101 bilis, 100, money ; Alton' Kiel, 924 bills, 92 now; Frederick William Northern, 404 bills. NEWCASTLE AND CARLISLE. The adjourned meeting of the shareholders in this company was held at Newcastle on Tuesday. It will be remembered that at the last meeting, held on the 28th alt., for the purpose of enabling the directon to declare a divi dend, they were unable to comply with the terms of the advertisement, in consrquence of Mr. Hudson haling failed to ctomplete his contract with the company as lessee of the line. The absence of Mr. Allport, Mr. Hudson's 'raffle manager, was then stated to be the cause of the non-com pletion of the negotiatioas between the directors and Mr. Hudson, and the meeting was accordingly adjourned to Tuesday, in the hops that a final settlement would then be come to. The meeting was numerously attended; K. Name mu, Bp., chairman of the board of directors, in the chair. The chairman said that the directors expected to have been atior to declare a dividend on this occesloo, but ia ooesequence of their aot yet having come to a settlement with Mr. Hudson, they were again disappointed, and *gain under the necessity of adjourning the meeting. Mr. Hudson had made scam prcpositioa which they could not possibly entertain, but they hoped to be able at their next meeting to declare, if not all, at least a part of the dividend; indeed, whatever might occur, it was their determination to declare • dividend. A special general meeting was to be held on the lit of May for the purpose of gaihing the approval of the shareholders to a bill now before parliament to enable the company to miss aiditional capital to the amount of 160,000 i. in shares, and 60,00 W. on loan, and also to reduce the num ber of their directors ; to this meeting he proposed to adjourn their present proceedings, and he trusted the chreetors would then be prepared to declare • proper dividend. (Hear, hoar.) The meeting was accordingly adjourned to the Ist of May. BUICIDI DT • LllSATlC.—Yeatsrday an inquest was held apes the body of slaty, a loatkat audio the thugs of Dr. F. Winslow. Doeoesed, k is stated, was oat walk lewpitit a permit of that medical patlonsaa, whoa the y patient suds her 'soaps, and subsequoally de. sueleroolf. TM Jury sequined Dr. Window of blasts la saw THIS Day. Two o'Ctocl. The share market opened better this morning. owing to the favourable nature of the traffic returns for the last week for several of the leading liner, but price. have since given way, and the market now looks decidedly bad. South Baste:as have ex perienced a further fall in consequence of the dodgem given yesterday in the Rolls Court by Lord Langdale. His lordship considered the affidavits preferred by the company were insufficient, asd confirmed the injunction restraining the payment cf any future dividend by the company, until the necessary stipulations re quired by act of parliament shall have been fulfilled. These shares have fallen to 12t, at which the last bargain was concluded. The favourable traffic return of the London and North Western line caused the stock to open, buyers at 104, but the price has since receded, and wan last marked 1031 ; North British. and Lancashire and Yorkshire Preterence are also in decline; °teat Northern. have fallen to 6; Caledo nians, to 7i ; South Westerns, to 450/. banes Lamar& - TT•rerinT moirt.,Nr.,Bool2. la. hit. & Haab lat. (Ot. I s = ) Do. trt a gait att aatat IttraWeivis &oar Itallet atm, Wolv., sad Dudley tallttalandtbettar. Do. tritagoantated rrißu tt altaa. s etsa.,aad Wm— Bstol at lei II 14 1 ft - -AY. Par iPi a 'sib' :': ::' Da. &IP Pretwease Cloaks lad Holyhead Dts. Ptakrawn Diana anrad Bethel Jana Bast Do. A rl. &H:j . Do.(11.10..) 6 p. et. Prof D 0471.108.) 7p,Ct PreL Eastern Counties Do. New Fret I p.Ct De. Zit., I p. Ct. No. I Do. do. N 0.2 Do. N. k & 6 per Ct. Do. do. I per Ceot Do. New . 'astern Union: our A t e gtannleclitl; Doartzma. 6 p. Ct., Do. New Do. New shares East LinoolnahlreGoaran tasd 6 per Cent ..• Ifstlabervi and Olaano I Exeter, Yeovil, k Mann. Exeter and &smooth . I Glimmer & Doan Forest Great Northern Do. a shares, A,lseferree Do. a sham, B. 6 . Ct. Do. 3 per Cent Prat— &oath. and Won. (In.. Do. Eighths . Great Iftrib iie6 64 - Ds. New, £4O Do. New, 130 Do. New, A S .„„ De. Do. Dow, Alf Hall and Selby_ „. Ds. l shares _ Inneastar sad Carlisle Do. Thirds Lancashire sad Yorkalri De. Do. New R 6 l 3 i 6 71 7 li n; j 6 I i 6 If 104 26 ......_ Do. West &loans Unto; Lode and Bradford._ .. Leeds and Thlrek . . I Do. PreL 8 &Cant . No.l D. N 0.2 Do. Do: N 0.3 1 Do. Pref. Quarienl646 .. Landon aid blaellwall .. I Loa., Brighton, k &Coat Da. New guns 6 p.Ct. Do. purloined I p. Ct.. late Croydon nhde.. Do. Pol. 6 per Cent-.. De.Coavrt. 3 p.C5.,1332 London and Oriental& .. Do. Preference London h North-We'reoin Do. do. New 1 shares. Do. Fiftha Do.Slosta.,6l.andl.(6 London & youth-Weatert Do. New, £3O ... _ Do. New, £4O ... .. Do. New Pretense... . Loweetott Guar.4 per Cent. Man W., Buz...andllatlook Illamk, iihel.,&Llncolneh Da i shares, No. 1 .. Do.,Now SW Pot. Do. Ilan & LiorLUnlo Do. LSO iKart . si ... ... Do. Biro. sod Derby .. Do. Cone. B. k B. 6p. C Do.ErewaahVallevPref. 1 Midland GrestWoL (Ire) Illiddleebro'idled.6p Ctgr Newcastle and Carlisle .. Do. New ksi ' :.. .. Do. Eatension .. ... Do. Gunn. !f r. ort Si pe h British ~ Ct.. .. North Stallordsldne .. Word, Woo-, & Wolves.. Proton and Woe ... _ Do. 4 shares (A) .. ... load. Guild. and ICelgate 341 3 41 21 1111 71 t es (UT 41 I 7i Bois and and 1 litchin7 - 1 D..Shepreth Eztensioa I deottish Central ... ... i Scottish M t ..4. .ass eiha n we a Lim .: L. a I- - -- - - 5;7, N:w iltrairgury and Mesta' Halves 1641 Do. °sweater 1 Do. Now.. 16 Do. 8 per Coat. Prof... 6418hropolure Uzi= 66 South Dorm IS 1 Do. Preference . Si South Stafordehiro 331 South Zamora . SO Do. No. 3 10 Do. No. 4 Riiiiste;Cd .. 4? ,Booth Wales 13 & York, Don.and Gook_ 184 Rotherhand 00010. .DL goo. Rod 110 Walmlbedond Maass 30 'Wear Volley, 6 p. Ct. (ma. U Do. do. do. AO Somenet,k %Vera... 36 I Tork,Nowomtle:itefflo 121 1 13 14 12 11 Do. irit.(York&Nevres. Do. o.N.Z.PureborPtei ilo.Hartlepool Dockkal York sod North Midload FOREIGN RAILWAY& 14132,16.1taan Oat* haw sod Austriao) 111 Boulogne and Malmo .. 20 Cooing Traiwo (Viersoo' 1 Dwelt AMNIA ... 10 Do. . • Groat WW2 rooloools 1 Do. Madrid tad Voleotia 10 Mom sod lave le Northers of Freon ... 7 Orkosos mg Dodge= ... 20 Pule sod Orisons IS Parlors. born 13 Pub owl Olnalloarg 30 ken mod Ham 20 Ominous/I Mows 13 Tome mil Nastos 41 a die. 6 61 121 In SI 61 dis t t Plu. p i r 7 1 d P21.132 ::. 81 5 dia, r 111 12 2 2 26 SO 19 8 1 1 6 1 11 6 1 I 11 11 (116 LIVERPOOL. Aprillo. BTOOn-1130 mmmmm .—Tke market to.day exhibitad a alight denseakar of prime, but as lowered busmen. Chester and Holyhead, 71—laninshire and TorkiWre Conrolldated, 33}—Ditto (pref. Aar*); 111—Laanaaerr mad Preston, 31 p.—lnno (1 a. at a Ned) .131—Loadoe mad NorthWenern, 1031 4 e. 41. 11 24 4 e.—DU to (new 1 shalt 11 en 30 . 1 N — H m 331 = 0 .$ 4 1—Dflo Oohs/est CLsalar i n litlontb Eistars and Dom (No. .rig=er r 4, d l --Ditto (No. 4, ma 1 ah.. I 341 dia.), 4 13r. ad.— Turk, Newer* and liereriely aria. N. and B. (*Mansion No. 1 and 3) 1 13 d.—Ditto (0.31.8, 6 per cent. 1111 10), 71 it,d.—Denierara, 101 . 4,...., BIRMINGAILIk'' • , ••• ;. .1 .• i , aron•lxozatton. 8 to- a I y, bat don was ad mut ding. a ~- ~ .....4. (~_ , _ ___,_%:* PI -7 ,'.. 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