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

• " " • L A T' • .‘ s W' • • 4 : 74- ae 0 I° 1 '44 • "d• • • 1 7 .1 J ; • ! LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1850. il -9 ' o. 1 ,133 .) (THREEPENCE, I FREI ) LIRE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION, - table)'. Leilds&—Lite aronors at firm I . • . r iMud ems Amateltis. The ant Mau: g ilit • 1.51. An oncom rowed Mem Ow Nth of Joe estided pertiiipile is y „. the W . VI. IL rSs M isdired Y So • . . PUIPTUX, liessetsry. TAPIA?. andDESSERT KNIVES, in CASES.— ratkr. 4. Leadnbill.orees, IWO NI oeii..t variety Wirral ia 14511. Pearl sad opts earn halves in arseriptloa at table hairs% oasolhat In quality aad „ wire. A 1.., variety ol bib itorpown„ several sew sararlies prehrivee. seism% i i. strerto os l•• erd timbre. iv. Ms maw s=.4 pude ow wow worth the ▪ tiro who liwlobortwo ikiILTON" S HAIR LUBRICANT.—A new and read Illearatina Mr lie oworpowedol so Missal I . tar t whir\ ewe used will et ono ooporoodo tb lathy Awl : . .. U. are fame, t tremiliolo sit widows Me with sterwo. not tee slislstest power to nadir a built. ) Mill: I VIIRICANT. vied to drooled is • Toroth, ow • *Ad wt h nth pot win .nee woodortior Sat shrea. kasersey • ey. rrkeli..eel bW b eiweremors monehoo W soworso. Wleolowle Uwe. Arab :—abate. AO M &so, Porriwolowatroot; Ulna* IL IVA; Mor/. OW. Dow amels-ssesl; tersese. 131. Word . • • . lea Haw owl Oh, Oxibrit•otrort. Tus ILLUSTRATIM LONDON NEWS, of I in* DAT tilotarear, April 11, teatalas Ore I llowiepgkadtd • :-11.11.4. Sappho at Headarea—rwersa swam iteethig: • IL t tbr lletowelium"—Carddr Atharawara 6ieedabil—Par .wa Portrait : the Haw. Fez lleale—thoor The se pore or ta —Dreamily, Yin at Cognisant—Wrack of the • Adol rtam-oblp—Wiesbi as th. Trammilt— • n spine : All s-blowleg rearlag tare: •M Corroaat of Jorba—t. tterplwai Jim Clutik lihrelboldhh - otos of Illecharval An (two Illostrationa)-71w Doh' s( , 0 4. I mtzraat Ship - Wedging in Ikaddielos. With bane, and (whole tatelliet sob awl all the news II the weak. ith, stead. Prise GL, plebes Ile. DL CITI : VIRFILLII 311W_Wellill -- -- I.:«T•ii7s:lt — a - i4.; NJOY Al BX T of LIFE. F • ',with, roorootko. tad rottoad am of Una* .r.+: ?Arty itholag-ipring sad arum Rum . •. , .. , u the Eat irons of loodooo-Tbs Partyfor= llatalac ...L.„,, Reads, and D other ft ra plesse-Ilmery ,--- Me fee- Lentim at P Ilhoulage at Ilawo- ottio-- *:', , -.....-on Eating, Illesplmr. Leak& Ali, Nast, .% .. :At aeon. At. MLNT*lngn the 1101.INTAINS. 2 vela la. Oidi ; 2l pet, ta *l. 1 . : -A Ttrit t, the Lakee-fteteh of lidatratgb Mc • .1.-Ibe Lite. of kiltorary-Patlidoomm of Dushib. al A!..0, new edition, le.; by pat, la. GL, WHAT to LIT. .11M gni AVOID. _ :tree Ken pun sad smiler mom sr. ma" rAnrw as alma even Wm Nom Nod eon) at re ,...teted Mehl rd eskarded eandienbea, tlist liseimme the eat, tile ma of pleamersy busheree. etedy. sod embitters 'let% talks and Med deit Use diet and pitying' neelstioa .30, n, resessiff.re. ; moan, " Combill Offwelbe, :.acct: et ILIUM tram the mbar, A 2,.. SPORTING. EPSOM STEEPLE CHASES.-FRIDAY. ••.• velsttadmg the discovering state of the weather • t•e .►ole of trio day, thee, was an Museum assent ~.t.r11.) ea gpeoga a 5.... to witness the first emay e • -.4 thaw Ilostistir. is that pert of the toiletry, an . • • "Ph, to &aortas latest, must be allowed to ►ave :s sueeteshel—that it faded to traitor our Petioles • ches op must be rtnbuted as much to the coustry •re went t•f eayeripree in the parte. etneeraed is the a SF." For the :.ec-mmodati n of than to whom . was " no otjeet," steed were erected ~time umsoding a peed Mew of the runeirg, and et. t ; ai. s taken to pretest t►e possibility of an accident ; - setup. move to the friction Amore and ite muddy • ••.• • a wed, than to a lergetfulam of the melaocholy •e• t •he mediae day—sled which we regret to . les tined, terminated fatally in one instaaco—fiat► ; to alto was the enclosure, in which we v reel ma ell the " opt:mites" of the rim". If we repeat h•Je at the experiment as a matter of pnsote, shit. and ; epee, wag tamrsble, end add that the .port of • was exceLent, weehall sly no more than is literally ut et to wet less true that the line tun over was not at ....19ted tot steeple dating ; it might, in fact, from the ..tc*.te of the tenets—most vtifitial ones—have beta pro :, r :Ad a hurdle tic• co.:rve.. We trait that the enema siTsagers have r.ceiv.d in this, their slaideu pt. wi.! 'Smiles, thin to greater 11- rictus .eat year ; Ll, • tat wail* ..Maria[ a &et sees is ace.3rdanee with the i: nature at the spot from w►ich the prwent meeting V. •.! t.tl., thee will bear in salad that an hour sad a ..rt'r totems thirst , . 1. one-ttird too mach, and that • I tr:ra it the grand . tem.'s: of success :n all ttieri. We et' juin a brief ?CUM o! the sport. - . .••• . ..seer lictirs 3Therin &ass of 5 sov• inch, with 23 O.:, 1, 124 each. Toe winner to be sold for 200 else. 10 del ; it entered, to be sold far 130 son., alLowel 31b; : 71.; •oe ewes., 10lb ; for 60 1113•11., lab; f.r , A.b; 824 am 20 sow., 251 b. Own rowed sad a Atm( two silts (10 sibs.) *• • : Lf• me Hag Ttb (Myhre) 1 . urinal la, lON (W. Hatier) f . • or, 719 4 art °akin, 3to 1 apt Bush Sykes, sod . Recruit. A resetktige lee race front the die .. wan Tae Hero and Griasaldi, 'adios in Nelms' of 1: r by a wry short had,- Gslaare a bad third, sad 1: • oat ; SarAh ofhes . . .1 •r. .. hATIC SI2XTLI CRASS of 10• owe. each, with 26 , ed ; .14 71h oath ; winners cues la 1849 or 1550 to carry tw •or more 10lb extra. Three miles. (4 subs.) ! ... Joe, Jotuny Oaks, ltst, he:lid:mg 71.1 extra ((pt. Barlow) 1 :4 ..trmee br by laurel, 124, Wending 71b extra (Butler) 2 . (atm*, to Treasurer, 124 (Mr. Morris) 0 ta e : .; to 4 sgst Treasurer, 6 to 4 apt JAnny Oak, 1 .-to 1 .Est Ltarel gelding. Won in a common outer. iurilgeldia7, who made matt of the rathairg, having !.r. —We. Isaf • mile from hone. The Trtuurer refused t:.• • • s .we the stead, sod was not pereerend with. I's -V IR POLITAN STIMPLZ CRISS of 15 sow.. each, :: as.d 3 only 1 declared, &I , with 100 added ; a winner • ' . .: • , i - of:tribe pabliestkin et the weights to carry • • :ewe, '..be extra ; the second to save his stake; the •,.. • rto pay '....3 sots towards expeoses. Twice round and a . ,rce, about 4 silos. (26 rube, 7of whoa. d , elated.) '':. r:e itietivo, aged, last 6111....- (B. Bradley 1 :.•. r. addoid's &arts Day, sped, leat Leahy 2 _ ...: -....: LAWs tart s pa, lest _,....-.... „.. ',ice X s: • • .: swing al.o cartel : Mr. Bles-we's - The ßrush YOO t , . .0.1. llig 7ib ; Mr. B. Bird's Sir Peter Laurie, aged, 1 -• ''.; Hr. T. Marwe's Proceed, 104 101 b; Mr. Hualiss'm 31:.•• (..,..( Sapwood, *pod, lOst lib ; Mr. Cartwrigkes Thur .-. 'll b), aged, 10. t 7 b, ineltding 71b extra; Captain • . Leo, aged, 94 10.1 i; Mr. Dixon ' s Falcon, aged, :.. ; Mr. . l'ettiter's The Last Forrester, aged, 96t Gib ; ..r. •yrionda's Ploughboy, 94 61b; Mr. M. Stubbs'. Skids, -1 . •• (refried 9st 6.b); and Mr. ii%lony's Molly, G yrs. .' s 1. lAtine : 3 to 1 suet The British Yeoman, 4 to 1 sist Sir .. : Learie, 5 to 1 apt Prodstd, 7 to 1 apt Maria Day, • • • . 1 apt Thurgarton, 12 to 1 apt Fugitive, aad 12 to 1 : • st.cts I. .o tau aotitioary fine rage between the 61St Woo ended !ot'Au diuilitiva by bal. a length, Maria Day botanic .tcol by wouly two licit' to ; everythiag else beaten off. *!di.. was made anoioot Fagitive by the rider of i•:. lay on de ground of a qua, but afterwards with c 44II I.It4TILLPLI CNA.' of 3 son. nob. whit 23 Hit 71b ; ske winner to be sold for 100 bon. it tit 4. &t.; If tab noll to bt sold for SO ton., allowed fiA not 7lb ; for 40 sots, 121 b; for 30 an., 171 b.; me.., 24%. Otto nand sad a linsase. . I iff.er. 21orta and, ht. I . %W. tfrtore, tvo, 104 ea • b.,&,. thug, 7 (g& — it , ttag . 2is 1 mat °dues' sad 4se 1 assi S i ran by a Ingth, Fmk a hod dart HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Hoof Dis. T . 4 ";a7. ; Mao, abolloppork-11. I . - iggday, il•gortitoo.worgt (a roo&ror). ty3l , ggL, ( AWL Mr.-1104a , Abort-wool; Moyle. Mooday, lee; Wig. itolmo-as. Friday, IT -"mar to 11. ompte&osk 'to dog &a gagoga)-H. ikanoiro , , &logbook ; liatazday, .rer 1. hre 11. Ii • 6 ;i '- ill;;masY. RWrirteitok ; Wedradory, Potteer r I.y. condoury-pssii. 4 I) . oenta.iews; Thanday, Itimpthrompos. Bra-bridee ; Wedaseday. illlol4olVe ; :We* A MAllNL—Yesterday morning, about 'newt el a musket wee heard at tie Royal ;.I4 mitt et Faeles, W the direction of the military •••• 0, sod &Wet hall as Mot eltetwards Corporal " I • t , Mien Moshe Gams Webb, eenitsel arm . • Lee e beetible gesso presented itself—Webb was ..a the lensed, his ireleek seder hie, wit li lie are News away sad lyina is all direetiess ts• 0.r10.. The aahrtuiaata w4dier was 34 el ke •► rb tbaraeler Ow pe. His remise 11 0.111 to the geardhosm sad await the Seriale. frr.ft hat alibi% Ofirto.) 41 , ;•ttb RV TUC LOAD LIIIVTIMAWf • •qt,, -1 bquils Mifetiell, to be intros la the 4 Reirimeet of Militia. 71111 1.011) LIEL'TIINANT Jl'activ , atite —Yreieritk Byres. Eq.. toallocol7 Freektitk Btree, to be lientetaat is the meet Yweelett et Nettiagbeinehire it•eitatot of shialtD IT TEE LORD LIEUTZNANT '• •va ltumiaL—liemed Salisbury Rea Troyer, ''cheat he the Neetiesetrhite Yeeemeaty 3. THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. MANCRZSTER, APRIL 12. The late preeeedinge in connexion with the R.•. Dr. Niko, of sorb a palatal rhizome% hors lid to a r of - olia!orro, • ' ' --. to tattetiag A Gnat -••••••re, whisk wee held at Li a verpool, poster lag, whit tweelatieas ware pawed, dierrowieg all moat :ion with, et Arlan etteswiunkia with, kiss, tad ordering those readatiese to be made public List *reales a pahlie afttiosof upurstde of 2,000 penes, was held It Mt. OpeashowiiWU , Wesh.leatßa„ is favour N parileatentery sod ilaaaekl Morn. Eishar ry d deatotr, Req., took the chair. The CHAIRMAN said he hoped the gustiest they were stet to dimes evestiag 11'0%11 he brought to the sue sweetest issue es the sag cern-law aphides. Nothing, however, could he 'Mated without sel•ed earaestarre sod hard week. As regarded finsaetal retorts, he was not di► pond to take emu the wages of thole who had worked, bat to destroy the tame for whisk there was no work at all. There ware Reap ask= einettares which aught to be sbolisked, sad saythleg M could do to paten sod to that system of o ratroazz r lopted for the advaatette of the Taupe some tho soy, Ito would do with ell hie might sad will. BBNJAYIN GLOVER, Seq., Roved the Ant moie ties.— that it is the °Finks of this unties drat than has bees tad still is mash aaassassasy szpeaditan so the pan of the British geversoksat of tits pablis hada, sad to noway that and other griminess, a more equitable sag 'itemise tepee natation of the people la the li.sue of Cannons is squid, called for." The appearenes of the pressen meeting was sertainly satisfactory to those interested in this question, as It showed that there was in the town as urgent desire to obtain politi cal rights and privileges. The resolution he had read said in the list place there had been an annemesary expenditure on the part of the Beirin government Tame wee on the part of the government an intention to economise la Weis expenditure, aid some little imam of tax- ate, had been already knocked of. It proved that the government were beginning to tool that the people would no longer uunely beat to have their Wads unnecessarily squan dered. Bat though we might messed in reducing the expenditure, as the resoled's justly mid, they must also have an attendee of die trenches. There were a number of moil, of whom he owned he was one, wh , would never net satisfied in mitotic. this question, until they had secured for every mien as earnest veins in meant the laws ho was called upon to obey. If the people of this country contributed ai.anally 60,000,00 W. in the shapeolt tame to goveram• at this that illy million ought to b laid cut for the health of the people. It was right that the people should have some coatrol over their anants ; and be called upon theta to am every effort to obtain an ea ten:on of the Mine/Also, as the mac direct mean, of ob taining that metre& (Loud cheers.) Mr. BAY seconded the resolution, weld was retried unaissoss4. Mr. CHATWOOD moved the second resolution— . . ---- " That it is the opinion of this meetieg, that in order to carry out the beferoniontistied etiolation, a parliamentary mud llamas' reform lialkseiStios, Similar to those stready ospeierd in other plases, mat be forthwith Instituted in the town of Bury I. sone:ion with the association in London." eonsideved change to be the characteristic of the present age. The world was ea the move, and he was glad of it; and amidst all the mutual= and strife which had been eahibited within the last two years, the question of puha watery and Mandel reform was taking up a suspicious pasitioa. (Cheers.) And he hoped, if he lived twenty rem longer, to witness the funeral of the mgitation fir that reform—aa agitation which had existed in this country from about the year 1215. (Chien.) Mr. DUNN having briefly seconded the resolu'ion, it was carried amidst load cheering. GEO. THOMPSONEeq., lI.P. said the universal cry of the country was We have rea cted the limit of ende mics as regards taxation." The Chancellor et the Exche quer himself, if be stood to-night on that platform, could not but admit this. No other people ou the face of the earth ever bore cash as amount 05 taxation as the people of this tout try had dom. The whole object of taxation wsa to support a government whose duty it was to give liberty, protection, and justice to all, and one would think it would not require sixty-one millions te do that; for this was the amount of taxation collected in the United King. does for the imperial purposes. If they compared our go vernme lit with others what did they find t TM, had a republican government on the other aide of the A'lantic, where 22 millions al men were ruled bp a president elected Irma the peop'e. Tau President had Me ambassador, who, by the way, theueltt no small beer of theasselvee—lseae taries of state, his po tinsateruneral, his army and hie' navy, while the whole government expenditure was only equal to 4. Id. per head. If they ernne to Bastes, with its absolute emperor and despotism—Nichclas everywhere with hie huger in the pie maintaining order—(laughter)— the expense of governing them was only equal to 9s. PA per head. In France the cost was about 244. ; but in E 'gland, with all its Williams, wisdom, calculation, and ecenomy, we were paying, at the lowest estimate, 45i. all round fur cur government. The reams Gitlin he did not herniate to say, strange as it arght nosed, was became they had a House of Commons. No despot could ever have taxed the pe plc half so mach. (Chasm.) Mr. Thompson then gairs• lively picture oldie Mamma of our present representative system, and in essclusioa, expressed a fervent hope that he night be slice to see the My whoa the lessebise would be extended to the great bulk of the people . lie seated himself amidst loud shiers. Mr. RICHARD OWEN moved the appointment of Mr. Benjamin Glover as the delegate from Bury to the reform continuos in London on the 23rd a• d 24th Mat. The mo tion wee wended and carried nuacimonaly. After thanks had been voted to Mr. Thomyron and the chairman, the proceeding, terminated. THE RECENT MURDER AT BASSALEY, MONMOUTHSHIRE. On Thursday, at Newport, oommenced the exami nation of the two Irishmen, Maurice Murphy, aged 21, and Patrick Sailing, aged 23, who staid charged with the will. ful murder of the old woman Lewis, who was so shockingly murdered on Wednesday, the 3rd inst., on the high road leading from Newport through Bentley. Ann Lewis, a daughter of the deceased woman, deposed that her mo her, who was aged and in poor circumatao es, receiving half-a•crswn a week u pay from the parish, left home at 11 e'cluk on Wednesday week. She went into Newport to buy some worsted to feet some stockings, and to purchase berm for brewing. She had a shilling with her and a sixpence, and a tin-can, and a sacking to match the worsted. She wore a sort of worsted plaid shawl (a shawl was shown to the wither, which no ineatifled as that worn by her mother on the day of the murder.) Deceased did not home as expected, and alum being felt, a se►rch was made for her. Ann Jenkins deposed that she wee a married daughter of the deceased, and kept a beer house, calkd the Carpenters Arne, in Cues street, Newpnt. Oa Wednesday her mother ealled upon her. She wore her wonted 'bawl. At about four o'clock that afternoon she mid she would make hate home, u she wished to get there before dark, not liking to be on the road at night. Witness gave her sixpence, and she west away on her reed home. John Lewis, is the employ of Sir Charles Morgan, de posed that he was the son of deceased, and receiving tofu. mivias that his mother was missed from her homy, ;he went in sea:ch of her. Knowing her to be subject to giddiness in the head, he thought that she might have wandered off the road, and looked for her in the fields At. When by Sowell's gate, he thought he saw somelleg dark in a brook by the roadside, near Neateck-wood, and on going to look at It, he found it was the dead body of hie mother. He was very much terrified. Her lac* was bloody, and she had been much beaten about the head. Hr.imgaik.aagasiatendent of pollee at Newport, deposed to mks to die mod, and subsequently removing the body of tieirti to • public house fur the pnrpotes of an inquest. Whoa ha first me her in the brake she was lying on her back. The frost pert of her dress was torn, and the back pan of it looked as Oohs had bees dragged along the ground. Her pane wars turned inside sat, and about the spot were twe thimbles and ninepins, also ins stories, and some other things. 5114 kid a wooed near her kit eye, and her bead and lea appeared ae if abs had bass beaten with Vela 'Ways. -On • briar by the brake won two piea a of shawl fringe. Oa Saturday witness obtained the shawl produced from a girl awned Calliaau, who lived at au Irish lodging home. Two pieces of fringe had been tore from it, sad Mom found ois the briar corresponded with it. It appeared as if ono part of it had been washed. The pollee subse quently wont in punuit of the supposed murderers, and tracked them he Newahma and afterwards to Cheluit.hane, where they beaded the prinmen at a lodging-boric Who. ho that they were is custody on a chime of mardsring as old woman, they said they were lawman of it. They attrerards said it was s good jtb that no one amid make egsidirlas of them. On one of their cluthts were Maine of bla/.. . . m a aifigandiss, assistaat to a pawnbroker, at Newport, staisded H e:F.6 s lams. 6 had 7 o'clock on Wodassday even. height a wonted plaid shawl to k i r s h o p, a.dlre Ms hoe of a shilling upon it, bat the sham belie met et the des she refused to receive it in ply dg.. 1)r. LI& iisipsesa to Inveighed. spoil Norton swains tio• Sifts boil, ea described to iajuriis of the bead, from whisk &milli& ansassel. Thai tvem •of th• orbit of the eye a wl task% sod the seed hoses beaten to pieces. A piece of tho trassend bow had ..erred A. brain. Mary NW, who resided at th• Irish lodging bons* in New port, doped to the two piteous wising Wee ea the @m iff Of this day la question. One of them were g bat and th e wr,,, asp. Th., bad a shawl with them, which they Arend for sale. They at Ant wasted 6e. ler it, but WU highly sold it foe h. 54. to the woman Csllioau. The irsassable by whoa Oa seemed were eoplared to Ids it st OM Cibaketskaas, when Mel were leehMei is a ladillebbee. a pislawasantabia, alas deposal = baware at Sas pokaaals. Musa talus, sail at die diary spas wile they ware apprebeadal g %bay said lansead Or all =WC lixLbail Wood ea Ws sad be Isa bed sot te M Iligh ia lle =issies la IralaNd. Some bind stelae ad 111 basun dirt be aerasated tar by goyim that is saning ban Ireland belted hoer* nram coal, Irbil A. pat M kb wslissat, Leas. • pens, sessislis i wk.. duty it bad bean 1101.111111 the rail in with& Sellisia was aoadaad, $ .id he bawd hiss way he saw it dose, Ind that it he took him to the Allows he wield all. Than were several other wit, ewes examined, bat their vidence principally west to show that the drowsed wan at &Hanel points of the road between Newport sad at various times and also that th e primula were awar= hat o about the time, is whisk the murder teak plow, mill it which it is tbstripht that they marl welting for alantisee dillo who had Ina committed trial to. - - - noes. rat: s take thr ir By last advice, from Hamburg the pries of gold was 4381 per mark, whieh, at the Enema mint price of 81. 176. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an ,manse of 13.101; and the exchange at Hamburg Si Leaden at abort being 13.101, it follows that gold is 01$ per ,sat. dearer in Hamburg than in London. The Maid of Trade returns for the month and two swaths gnaw 6th March, have just been published. They are, on the whole, of the same satisfactory ohs rooter as the return preceding, there being an it:- areas* in the imports generally, sad also in the exports. The latter for the mouth amounted to 4,801,9701., against 4,243,2241. in 1849, and 3,898,3231. in 1848 for the same month. As the quantity on whi c h d uty has been paid fa= consumption, there is not any great variation ; tea, brandy, and tobacco, show a tonsil increase, whilst ea the other hand there is a slight decrease to mos, r and coffee. The falling off in the sea ler products, which form so in the comforts of the poor, r the admixture of chicory , ground state ; and, as ye a is attributed to the ems very extensively prevails fa of lead is being used in our Akes some pains to inquire into , liel i and lag that 'sly one :e -lusively for export, ventured on • watch has since been alto- git of an alteration in the regulations of the Stock. Exchange. It provides that every member having sold shares or sock who shall not receive a transfer ticket from the purchaser be fore one o'clock on the day it was contracted to deliver the said shares or stook, has a right to re-sell the same through the medium of a broker after half-past two o'clock, or on Saturday after half-past one o'clock, and to claim of the purchaser any loss or charge arising from the ticket not having been passed before one o'clock. The object of tke proposed alteration is the abolition of the vexatious dels7s which have for a long time peat, and more especially of late, attended the prose cution of selling operations in the Stock Exchange, to the great annoyance, and sometimv serious loss, of the seller • and se a move in the ri g ht di rec ti on , i t i s to be hoped that this change in the rules will be speedily effected as proposed. It is, however, to be wished that this could be regarded as the com mencement of a series of changes in the rules of the Stock Exchange, many of which now operate, doubt less, contrary to the intention of their original framers, as an influencing cause of heavy fluctuations in the value of stocks, quite irrespective of their intrinsic worth, besides tending to luster an inordinate spirit of speculative enterprise in many of the members of the house, such as cannot fail in the long run, especially if there be a repetition of the disclosures and compromises lately brought under public notice, seriously to deteriorate the character of the members of the Stock Exchange as a body in public opinion. Such eh Inge', indeed, are imperatively called for, and would equally meet with approbation at the hands of the public, and all the respectable portion of the members of the house. The President of the Republic of Guatemala has lately issued a rlcree, in which he states that appli cations having recently been addressed to him point ing out the great advantages possessed by the port of Santo Thomas, the more especially as this port now enjoys a free communication with the interior, the said port, dating from the 16th April, will be the chief declaration and bonding port. The establish ment of a custom house with a proper staff of officers is also ordered. The second, or roaming port of the state will be Izabal. With a view to en courage emigration to Santo Thomas, all persons who settle there will enjoy, for the term of ten year., com plete exemption from all general dirset and indirect taxation, and articles for their consumption will be permitted to be introduced free of duty. A commis sion will be appointed by the government for the purpree of improving the harbour accommodation, &e., for establishing a road to the Motagna, and im proving the navigation of that river, and alm; for Pon structiog roads into the interior of the country. DUBLIN lITOCES.—Aran. 11. per OM. Meet bank Ifter.k Pour per I. Ballast nines Deb. (Gov. wourity, OIL es. IL) 93 punt loathers and Waa•arn Ditto 11, per Cent. Preferenee 211.11 med Great Wee ern and Roral Canal Comp ItICHASOF.B 51:0C1R1 AB EOAD. Haman, Araii.9.-4eTee - ieiiiiiii7ilaii;opitiiiemsd.eami per cents.. iii Ml* 961 way; LAM& Loon, Poor-and.a.HaL per Cents , 1171 MIL ; Hume= Flee per Omuta, Sao!ll ; Rus sian Engllett Loan, 103 tdlis ; Ditto Wire per Cent. rg Cern fiestas, 93 money ; Ditto hope and Co , 3rd and Stb Perk% 96 bills Stiegfits Your per Conta., eh bills ; Premiers rive per Cents. in: money ; Daniels Thom per Ce nts., 70 bills, 694 money ; Bette in lOW. shares, 701 tells, 70 money ; Ditto, Tire per Cents., 931 bills, : t 0.c... 93 money; Swedish [our Cants., 97 bills; Norwegian roar per Cents., 994 bills; Flee per Cants., 14 bills ; Ditto, Mae per Cents., 291 29 mosey ; American die pet Cents, 1071 bills, 107 money. Ka on London : hamburg , April 9, 13.101; throe mmthe, 13.9. Ranh /9, 2101, 2203. safe who had beeTa to market had Waselipecte7ATo have cocas , cuter, and coffee. moan, and for whom it i s soppeasd that they inlatook the gumption of the t wo l a tt er demand. Ow of the witnesses deposed to having are the important an ingredient in poor ell woman ee her way boom es late as 6 o'clock Is Let ma be accounted for by I fty or eveningday mai , and et that time the prisoners were seen at &boat w ig', „m when sold in a fi him bar. la addition to lids evidence. the prisocen, who were e;. garde seder, the &Mous I Liaised . sash nude statamente ariminating the neon imPreseee which ver other, has their premed at the minder. Sallivala MS country, that acetate of said that Murphy and another beti s ho is not is csflaeligs. We have taken killed the ell vanes II sa .the basil llesgentond hr this be liol,-e stelae end afterward" =tapir t tits skull St their iron-nailed those. He denies that he struck any hl IW. finery, working exclusive!: Murphy, en the contrary, charges the actual perpetration of this dangerous experiment, the dreadful deed on his companion, only eihnituog his pre- gethar abandoned. sense at it. At the clam of the examination the oases-rat:l Notice has been given committed both primsen to Monmouth-god to take their regulations of the Stock.F.x trial for wilful murder. - - - - THE EXECUTION OF MARIA REEDER AND SLIM LUCAS, AT CAMBRIDGE. THIS DAY. By Electric TelercePL) CAKBRIDGE, 12 o'CLocz. Maria Rceder and Elias Lucas, who were found guilty at the last oasis a of the murder of Susan Liras, the wile of the male culprit, sad sister or the female, have just expiated their offence on the gallows in this towa. Loeg before daybreak this morning every roai leading into the town was thronged with all sorts of vehicles and pe destrisas making their way to the plate of t xecuion. Every towa sad village for many miles r..utid furnished its quote of the immense eoncourse of human beings who assembled. Tae ply of execution was in front of the mutt gaol, where there were not 1. se than 20,000 persons present. Last night the female expressed herself resigned to her fate, and the ma's ackletwledged the justness ot his senteace. At a little before 12 o'clock the two prisoners were brought into the press room The executioner having pinioaed the culprits, the mournful procession 11 raid, headed by the under-sheriff. the Rev. Mr. Roberta, end Mr. Oreidge, the governor of the gaol. The sae prisoner was brought up first. He was perfectly calm, but appeared to tremble slightly when placed under the fatal beam. The female ' who was assisted to th e pillows by two turak ye, was placid by the side of kir fellow ealprit. She appear. sl quite firm and resigned ; the usual preliminaries having been adjusted, the fetal bolt was drawn. ib;Y. both appeared to die without much pain, as they wen thick-0K ix non.. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. Br.rou Ma. BUM! Purr. This morning was appoiattd for the trial of the indictment agaiset the several per lee who were charged with the of 'lnce of miedemesacer, in Is epieg a disorderly house, called the Argyle-rooms, is Wiadmill-street, contrary to the pro visions of the act of the 25th Gecrge 11. When the ease was called oa Mr. Parry inquired if a nolle preetqui bad been entered with regard to two of the delendante, MOGUL Laurent and Brews, according to the arrangement that bad been entered into. Mr. Clarkson said he was not aware of this having bran done. He wished to explain that he had not been Instrucicd regularly by an attorney, and that there had been no segleet oa his part. Mr. Biros Platt said that as the amelition imrell by the court had aot been complied with the trial meat be ratp.mcd. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW•STILHET. Tan CEARA. Or STEALING • WATCH AT EXETER HALL.— W. Russell and J. Smith were finally examined, charged on suspicion with stealing • silver watch, trout the penes of a gentleman, at Exeter-hall. The partieulan of th• finding of the watch appeared in oar journal on ileturday last, when the prisoner was re mantled f I. the purpose of finding an owner for the watch. A gentleman now identified the watch as his property, and said that his name was William Szherr, and that he was the dispenser at the German Hospital, Dalston. He visited the Sacred Concerts on Friday week, and when he left the dispensary he looked at his watch and then plated it in his waistcoat. When be was at the comet he wanted to know the time, and his watch was gone He then produced the chain, the spitting of which was broken, and corresponded with the broken ring of the watch. In answer to a questiox by the magistrate, he said he did not remember seeing the prisoners. Serjeant Gambler end Serjeant Thompson repeated their evidence, and the prisoners denied moat strongly that they knew anythiag of the watch. They said they were strangers to each other, and Smith denied being in the hall, and stated that ho was pining, when Hassell a.ked him the way to Holborn. Mr. Henry committal the prisoners for trial. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVIINING. The account of the position of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday the 6th April, 1830, published pursuant to the act 7 & 8 Vict. c. 32, is as follows : BANK 07 - -- Mit Dill Mott Wool .......... 00,140,420 1 for the Week ending Art 116.1850. la IS?. Gorenuncet ant /11,015,1C0 Other ftecuritist 2,9044,90, Gold Colo and Bathos 35,944.513 *lva kWh= ...... 243,877 ,C30,1.9,,4113 =More 011$4O11 3,(03526 Publie Depeelle Ostia& Ezahes. Ser. IMalv. Oviami. et National Debt, and DN. MOO 9 .=5 5 .1t3 Other Depoits itevesslegeadother BUY 1,01040191 tetTiellgt. Oovertuatot Securities Undud Dead Weight Annuity) C 14,41064 Other Securities 114%41.434 Not ........ . ..... 19,815,93, Gold and 'elver Oetn.. 745.31•: 127,761,660 Ake n. um. is7,9u'ii)l l4. IItABBIIALL. Clio( osabser Th. &born return., when compared with those for the week preceding, ezhibit the following changes: Circulation issue £30,190,420 Dewesse,£llo,B4s Ciraulatioa active Pab!io deposits Oilier iaposi:s Government securities in .. .._ ___ ..... . banking department 14,418,864 Without alteration Ober securities in banking fog department 11,981,434 Decrease, 285,919 Coin and bullion in both ti;partm --- eTts.. ... .:: 16,935,762 Derresse, 141,173 &via day and other bills 1,094,919 increase, 34,637 The Rest 3.033,525 Lanese, 568.706 The course of exchange for bills on foreign pls.*s for this mail exhibit a slight decline on Hamburg, whilst the rate on Holland wu rather against drawein On other places there was scarcely any variation. The following rates were establishe d: 'llme. Prime negotiated T o. Ramberg f ADimeterdenttto Ab t. or ..... . 1 I ra.. .... .. II II 3 Rotterdsm Antwerp Ormf. • • Pin. ::~ ii Ditto .......... • Ms. ilanpilles ! is ii hyoidUri ..... " V kr, " I 10i II I! -- Tilsol, :::::::—....—..... " ii 1....„ -- I 0 *** I 44 Wed --- . " nas ...... " 70 .„ ... • ... 16 GOO ... , NOON " Mar UMW win 9otlya date . „ 63 1 ODOM 7130 in= on gold yeaterda7, at Paris, was 16 per mi lk, which, at the English mint price of Si. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.64 j; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.621, it follows that gold is 0.09 per coat. dearer in Paris than in London. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The English fucels have been unsteady this morn ing, and prices have given way since the opening. Consols were first quoted 95/ to / for money, and 951 to 96 for account, then became weak, and were done at 951 for time, at which they remained the greater part of the morning, when tome sinister reports of a political characttr, which were spread on the arrival of the French mail , a momentary effect noon the market, end brought prices down to 951 to for account; but they as soon again rallied, and are now quoted 931 to 1 for cash, and 951 to 4 for the 9.h of May. The Three per Cents. Re duced mark 95 and 941. The New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents. ' 97 and 4. Exchequer Bills mark 68s. and 70s. ; ditto small, 68s. and 71s. prem. ; and India Bonds at 945. prem. Long Annuities, 81. Bank Stock, 207. In the foreign stock market prices continue to be well supported, though the easiness transacted is bat moderate in amount. Peruvian B tads have expe riehixd a considerable edvance, the last transaction in the Active stock being marked at 691 for account. Chilian Six per Cents. have been done at 98. The actual business of the morning is comprised in the following: Buenos Ayres Bonds, at 541 and 531. Chaim Six per Cents., at 98. Equador, at 3 1 . Dutch T o-and-a-lialf per Cents.,at 361 and 551;exchange,12 guil. Mexican, at 29t, 29, and 4. Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1849, at 68,681, and 691 for money, and 694 for account; the Deferred Debt, at 281, 281, and /. Portuguese Four per Cents., at 32t and 33. Russian Scrip, at 2 prem. Spanish Active Fi v e p er Cents., at 181 ; Passive, at 31. ENGLISH YUNDIL—Tun D*v. 11362 Rock 206 I ,r 01.01 m. Aft.. 161 3 par Ot. nn.. i 3 per Pa Me f 3 v (X Ova. A A lum. 44 I 16133. 036. to TL. . FOREIGN FUND& 6 par OL Aostrbo I por OL Woo& 1416. II IT 46 pot OS. IRO. Isou ß tiVA i 7 O Goma' Wood 11,16, 14 n pot Cont. 4 Mr 01 Not. Mir Lot Ct. lirsailtan Bda., N 6 4 pot Gt. Pronnipa . 6 6 littto New, & 7 Do. Dokood /IL, 6 Doe et Hero ♦ N 6 Om.. MI 4 Ditto %in II 461= e lloot s at 114 4 au tat o,l2b'e. t l ,yi tiyaitilf . 3 pa OL 6 16 NE Ot 2 8 por Vaoloollit iiii.....p II 4or OL Nita Owls.. 6 Delortiod 5114.4116 ni (From the Mixing Jaarmal.) The amount of business transacted this 'week has not been above the average; bat we dad inquiries fa:shares in most of our leading mines, and for some that hays bees dormant fur a considerable time. We learn that the mines gentrilly, in the ouunties of Cornwall and Devon, are in • more animated position then they have been for some years, and that the promising improvements are of a very excit ing and gratifyiag chararer. Shares la the knowing mines have chased hands this week: Devon Great Console, Best Wheal Bost, South Tol gus, Stray Perk, Lisburn*, North Puol, 'rrisviskey and Barrier, Botallack, Diren, Saab Bisset, Tinnier, Tribes*, Devon Rai Court...nay, Trelewny, Bost and South Tamar, Bedford United, P Consols, Kinasett aid Bedford, Hiignatna Down Coniola, Bishopston, Mary Las, Cook's Kitchen, Tremayne. West Ceraden,. Alfred Consols, Trsthsvy, Cwm Erfin, But Buller, Penoraig Ddu, and Comsat. In lon tan slam the tunaactions this week have been in United Mexican, Copispo, St. John del Bay, Imperial and National Dreallian, Cobra, Santiago. RAILWAYS. MIS DAT. Two o'CLool. The share market continues extremely heavy, wa s with the exception of Edinbur h and Glasgow, Brighton, Great Northern, and Eutern Counties shares, which are steady, quotations have experienced a farther decided decline. London and North-West erns have Men to 102; Great Westerns to 49i; Os'.edonians to 71; South- Westerns to 64; Midlands to 33j. In foreign shares the business is very unimportant. 1 811. 1•1= 4 Dams RAILIMIL 1 .7.Az........ a. ::;i1 Ds. a Nna.ll•l•4loParieVellsy WM% sod Dual _ no.:: Mimi sad tufts Ste l wag Dulls am maw Jus... OA Amass . Do. It. 1;4 Do.( 34.10 e.) 10e. 6 p. Ct. Prof D0.(71.106.) 7 p. Ct. Pref. looters Cowin I. New Pref. • p. Do. lat., 6 p. Ct.. No. I Do. do. No.: Do. N. & K. 6 per Ct.. D. do. 5 par Cool Ds. Kew is!terit Unln., e;;,s date L U. IL) be. ewe B. e:tuti; De. = . 6 p. et.; De Me. lIDo. New J Nara Dirt I t lnooteskire Omni ...e --- 7 - 114Labar g ra sad thangow. Zuter o Yeovil, h harsh. Rpoter sad rEatostli !iib;iiioreit I L ... E `DD.r.w.i,efined De. skim D. AL fir Cat. Pref.._ jrase.p# West. ara. no. niii De. Ns, X4O Do. New, ill° Do. New, CIS «. Great Welters Do. shin..... Do. Now. Alf Hull sad Selby Do. sham .„ Laaosotsyspd etrUile Do. Thirds , - ammehire Terkaltr. De. Do. New(ttua v.Ct.. 6 - fteknabefr Neat &Wing UlllOl, Loads sad Bradford Wale and Think . Do. Pref. op. * No. I Do. !M. N 0.2 Do.Pret Quarters INS .. Landon aad laaskwall . Loa., Brighton * at &Came De. New gua. 6 p.Ct. Do. guarantied 6 p. R. late Croydon TUNA.. Do. Prat 3 par Ont.— Da.ooavrt. 6 p.Ct.,1662 lasdoa mad Greenwich .. Do. Profer;O; - Undo! &If ortb-Wootors Do. do. New ram.. Do. Fifths D0.510•14,11.05tr6.(Z; biros It Noiall.Westoro Do. New, C5O D. New, C/o Do. New Prefer/re .. Lowestoft Orr./ vadat. Naar, Bus.,oodMailook 6het..lkllorler i @bans. No. I .. D0.,-,.wL10 Pr.!: ii;7iiii gi1;a71,1.; Di;tiy Do. Com B. k D. Do.EreweahValleyrra. I Midland GrestWast. (Ire) p.ptir gewcast!* pad Cariii47. :. WHIM Do. Now gin Do. psiiic. I Do. Diana. Si pot CC: • 'North Do. Fro mm's. North Atollordohlro Oxford, Wore 4 t Woleor. Do. h sharer (A) ..—. Idai.,Our:d., sod Kolgote , SWIM and Ilitoldu Do.Sherreth Exterudos is ffYllWdland ohrovo Dwra trrro., Class A Do. Now Ozoraislood... Ilutwobory end Oulu (Nor. W. KIN.) Do. Holm Do. D. Ne OrwooNy w De. S Prot. Dom D. Proksmoro South Brotora RT. UO rO. 7 1:o. No. 4 Registered .. Wslea IL Tort, Don. ai;cl Rotherham, sod Ciao* N. DI. gua. 3 p.Ct alerted sad Kilkenny... Ram Do. V do. alley, 6 p do. r. Ct.m tVeyra. Do. Fit.(lrockletows. Do. o.N.B.PuraborProl Do.liartkoool Dockkal Toot sod Nwthlillsad FOlllOll BAILWATI. 00. Mu (Ists Itsllat Asitaisal az =. I IPnliss (Vilma Denti 41 U4film. e 121 121 611dM t Pau Do. ONO WWI P.eln atla Do. Arklincislenti; Ib 1 1 p... • P 7 diairit,.. Pi 8 Namur aid Loge Northers of Prams ... Orimeami &edam .. Pert aad OrMaaa Pori/ mil ammo Paria liftabsarg lama amA Nam IMAM aid Mum Timm aM llama 14 7 12i S t Si SS SO 19 k 10 4 :1 11 11 dls LIVBRPOOL, Apra 12. NYOCIL-ZlONAlloti. All down, sad very little doing. Great Waders, 50—tosiossidre sad Yorkshire Oungolidati c :4 M M (111th shies), lei d.—Ditte (Mk sham), 4.-I,m and North Wilmer; 1011 it—Ditto (sew garish d.—llidtaisd, itti— L i tt r. te l ery sliurte), 1/1 d.—Nora Defoe L, 235. Ditto 8., leg ,ftwestry sod Clisseir, 13 d.—Seutli . F.estens sad Dow, BRISTOL, April 19. Oftoz-ircniAwea.—Yitii market was a trifle bettor to ay. the prlsolpol &anis Wag la Ong Wedges Qom* *arts, whisk ablaut at dia.; Tat Vale ow lOt. sham ware damp at Pa• BIRMINGHAM. Broax•lxoNAiros.—Therewas nothing Is report la to. day's share market, farad the two Aglow* trawrotloso s Obrows. korT sad Illnelaillata (B). wan dodo at Si. IN. 9d. dia.; and Sooth 46 dia. MANCHISTIIII, Apra U. ftroat-Ezmutot.—T)p market has beau flat. Prices wars ins at ash& dunes, but very Rw buyers we moat. LJUIDS, April 12 IlsocallxoßANOL—TP• market was very hargmate this sank% *why traametiou beim to North Stagrotts 4 NA M. W. 10y 114 ti 1 dia. PP' IPa N:3 I 2 ii ii Pm 4 I Ina. N K els. !!. !I db. l -- 7 7 6 74 33 33 dia. II 76 16 If pm. Ii P. PINI 6$ 67 $ 7 pai 21 2 11 Is; 16 6 7 141 161 Ms .:!! 1 51 414 v 10 13 27 1 as Dm 216 620 4S 47 pia. 34 3G pm. 16 t 6 psi. SIL 32 25 46 121 13 10 104 9: :I 4' 41 474 4 Yj 9 aa. 50 p 1 dl. par 33 34 IT 161 dia. 10 10{ clts. 12 12 dli. 1 11 pas 61 1261 db. 60 6 7 _ I die pia 3i 4 7G 77 1133 133 101 10! 56 53 ea iii 11 1021 103 f If If die el I die Pau 21 17 I 5 dl. 2 ° '' l4_ 15 11 . 14 II 1 li j dlo 334 34 27 27 dig 14 IS 120 122 ii liar. 16 IT. 23 27 i 11 7 7 4 i dla 10f 10i 475. 11 1 1 M. 3 i PM. Psr 1 Pm 9* SI dia. 7 6i Ws. Si 9 13 11 diet 6 4 SI di. 15 14 dia. 1 411 19 13 Si Ilictls 6 7 lo ii i dia. 13 131 1:1 1 : t 24 264 dl.. 106 " 211 116 11 13C 131 die. 13 4 lbi 3i 414. ii; SO to N II ii 1 SS 1 IS 1 4 so 1 10 U U U 23 Si U S. os to so P So SU. 114 SS 15 i 1. 13f 9 N 1850. £8.50 804 882 .80i 8,931 9,135 157 104 5,285 '393 2,911 1,115 2,868 6,373 19,783 3,164 11,828 757 132 44,020 WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING-LANZ, SATVIIDAT MORNING. In the colonial markets this week theca has been a detains in the prices of nearly all descriptions of produc+, and only a limited arnsunt of business has been transacted. The sales of sugar at the commencement were rather large, and although importers generally submitted to a further reduc tion of 61. per cwt., they ekes unable to dispose of the total quantity offered ; and the market has since continued dull. b 1 specula ive pastels of plantation Ceylon Ceffits have been realised both at auction ►nd pivately, at pricee which show a fall about 2s. upan those current this day week, and the na•ive descriptions which we limo last quoted at 51s. to 52.., now rule at 46e. to 465. 6d. per cwt., at which ewes about 400 bags, recently imported, met with purchasen this day at auction. Several percels of foreign have been brought forward, for which there did not appear to be any buyers, and they were baught in. In Spice the only alteration to notice has oc curred in Cassia, which has receded in value to the extent of Ss. per cwt. Some sales of Saltpetre have been made at a reduction of 61. to 9d. per cwt. The Tea market has been better supplied this week, and consequently more businces hu beau done. The chief sales have been of Congou, at 9jd. to 101., and scented Teas at former prices, and Canton Gunpowder at ls. Id. per lb. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day. The following are the prices: Petersburg Y.C. on the spot is quoted at 375. ; April and May, Me. 9d. to 37e. ; October to December, 3t e. 81. to Me. 9J. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper sod Davis report the following quotations : Prime Meadow, 669. to 726. ; inferior, oos. to 63.. Clover, 609. to 1341, ; Brraw, 235. to 275. COVENT•OARDI Vegetables are well suppl still ecarce. The following KN.-THIS DAY. but many kinds of fruit me the prices: Pineepples, per lb., Gs to les ..... Grapes, Portugal. per lb., 9d to Is Peas, per Gs to les Apples, kitchen. p. bosh., 41 to Gs Lemons, per dos., Is to Is per 100 Gs to 12s Oranges, per dos., 9d. to Is 6d per lOU, Ss. to 14s. Almonds, per Deck, 6e ewe t, Per 2s to Se Walnuts, per 100, le Gal to le per 16a to 24e Nuts, Bar., p. 20e to no Preen, p. Nub., Ite to 10s Kent Cobe, 90. to 100 e per 1001 b.. vEocri Preach Beaus, per 100,1 s &1 to Ss Statile, per punnet, I* to 3s Asparagus, per bundle, 2s Od to Ts ithubarb, p. bundle ad tole Cabbages per dos., Is to la 6,1 Cauliflowers, per dos., Is to as Broccoli, p. dol. &tall., Sato 104 Cireetw, per doz., 30 to as Sorrel, per half sieve, Is to Is 6d Potatoes, per ton, Otto ITOs Upland), per aieve 2 * to la Onions, per bushel, 3. Eal to la 64 Spanish, p, dor., Is 6d to 44 Shallot; per lb., 44 to tki Clark, per lb., 4d. to Bd Lettuce, Cab., p. score, 44 to Li Endive, per ecore, to 64 to Ils Iluahrooms, per pot.. 94 to Is Small Sena* n. pun., 24 to 3d Fennel, per bt”.cll, 2.1 to 3d Sarot7, per trout, 2d . told pie r elrt ,d - e . to 7s per busty., 2s 6d to 31 61 Turnimper donbun., Is 61 to 2s dd Red Beet, per doz.,9d to is Horse Rad.W., per bLIL Is to le Numbers, rook is 6 J to 4s Letts, per bench, Id to lid Celery, pee bundle, Id to is 6d Carrots, per bun., 4d to 6d Thymi: per bt•ncii, 7 2d to 3d , . • • • . - Parsley, p. doa. bun., 2s to as Ilkote, per Odle., AL to Is Marjoram, per bunch, 2d Mtnt, per beNzt, 9d to Is Wedererms, per doe. Mmehe eal tr 91 Ciri - 2 . 411;4 per ht. dem 9d to Is BROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION. Yeg terday • special man of governors and directois of this institution was held in the board-room, the Rev. Sir Henry Foulis, Bart., in the chair. The notice-paper indicated • great amount of business, first of which was receiving the report of the committee appointed to revise the stan s ti rules, and to settle and pass the same. This being di! of, • power of attorney to the treasurer, to receive divi ends upon stook and a contract for the chapel !Image, received the seal of the corporation, and the meeting adjourned until Thursday, the 26tie last. ROTAL ADELAIDE.—Tbe following iscopied from the Jew Hy Time of the 12th inst. t—Drowned in the Hoye Adeleide, a ker prase from Cork to London, the 30th Musk Anthony Le Her, Itsq., and his family, consisting of his wife mad 8 children, 3 eons and 3 daughters, the eldest 16, and the yenaseet 8, heavies behind ens daughter. EQUESTRIAN FEAT.—Yesterday morning a gentle man of Oxford University undertook to ride from Oxford to London sad back, a Wat auga o f tog m o m malted to hones He started from Magdalen-bridge at five seven, and returned to Oxford one minute in: to :ho t :7 uthnuili o'clock, and arrived in London at twenty-five minutes past completing this arduous task one minute under eve hours. The horses used on this occasion were from the stables of Ids. Joseph Tollit, of this city. kr,/ 1024 3 Ice gii 1849.1 31 371 16 1850. 644 37/ 16 YORK. Apra Is.-. 834 141 858 160 91f 22 HAMBURG, April 9. Nameof Railway. 100 22i 143 ' 184 3164! A Bairten berdeen I Belleat mad Ballymena Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire 'Bolton, Blackburn &W t.Yark 'Bristol and Exeter :Caledonian_ _ Chester and Holyhead Dublin and Belfast Junction 1 Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dander,Perth,Aberdeen noc 1 Dundalk and Enniskillen 113 28 463 i 60 Rut Anglian But Lancashire Eastern Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, Farness Railway Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr I Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock' !Great Northern& E. Linoolnab !Great Southern andWesters(l) (heat Western* Lancaster and Carlisle Leneuhire and Yorkshire Leeds and Think Uverpool,Crosby, & Sombre Loudon and North Western ' Loudon and Blackwell 'Loudon, Brighton ' and S. Coast !London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Man. Buxton, & Matlock, Manchester, Shelf , & Lincoln Maryport and Carlisle Midland 470124 '1 6 4 I 1714 239 1819 14 1 6 / 4 28 489 135 112 1 Midland Great Westana.(l) 'Monklanda Newcutle and Carlisle North British North StaffordAire Scottiih Central S:iottiali Midland IShrewsbury and Cceetar Shropshire Unica South Devon South Easters I Taff Vale Ulster f West Cornwall ' Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, Berwick York and North 'Midland 1 FOREIGN. 5,0361 1,297 206 633 2,084 14,622 1,200 3,682 1,921 3,017! 1091 E 1,875 3,352 19,900 1:,291 12,813 8,. 2 903 1 9,952 2901 256 3,51.5! 5251 20,900, 1,3801 1,905 1 2,6481 1,110 257 1.63 71{ 211 1074 72 714 211 1074 72 82 Amiens and Boulogne 'Dieppe . Dutch Rhenish Niontereau awl Troyes 'Northern of France 'Orleans to Bourges 'Orleans to Thrdeaux Paris and Orleans ni i Si i 696 Hausa and Havre .. 1,7651 8,339 2,1511 923 173 11,728 6,813 1,6171 is,su,J 3,076 7,896 6,167 Brom BIC-RA*O3.-omm Natters, 61; York, Nowa, and Borwlek, 12; York and Northldidlood, 151. Boasseadusza—liarah. 80rgd.,92 bills ; Berlin Bomb., 7841=7 Cologne Minden, 94 WIN 931 money , g, 411 money; Preriek 4 0 :47=4; ; Kiel, 92( Ma, 921 money; Mecklen burg. g; magy• 13 MOW • Bomb. Bergd. Priority Keeper Cant" led Ilk Priorgy Four and-a-Hall per Cent.. 119 t bills; Co:ogn• IMMO Priority. Fouraind.a.Halt per Cent., 101 bills, 1004 money ; Ditto, ditto, live per Cent, 103 Wl4 ; Magdeburg MiUmbug Priorfty Firs per Cent., 99 tells; Mecklenburg Priority Foor.and.aaalf pee Cent., 101 bills, I% money. LAXCASTIIIt Awn Finer , X.—A special meeting, convened by requisition to the director*, for the purpose of sonograms measures to redeem the annuity of 4,87.51. cow paid to the Lancaster Canal Company, as oompenaa'inn for their sur render of thirteen years' interest in the line as lessee*, was held at Lancuter yesterday The attendance of shareholders was large and influential; Mr. Bushell was called to the chair. - By a clause in the agreement *pith the Canal Com pany the option was reserved of redeeming tha annuity at the rate of 6 per cent. previous to the 13th of May, or 46 per met. after the expiration of that period. Several propositions for effecting the object in view were submitted to the meeting. Eventually, en the motion of Mr. Saul, it was resolved to raise 45,00 W., by the creation of 10,5-33 shares ot 41. 3s. 44. each, to be called twelfths; a call 0141. per share to be paid on the let of May, and a second call of 3s. 4d. each on the 2nd of May. Any further sum required to cemplete the re demption** be borrowed on 'mortgage. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. ,tea ~$.. 605 20,631 1,290 1,916 3,151 4,401 1,286 .393 1,640 415 1,723 11,199 2,009 823 190 11,421 6.637 1,395 418 877 16,660 2,765 2,950 7,001 6,732 2,214 • The maims include the traffic on the Bristol sad Exeter. 16 31 S3j :7 t 2; 6 6 14 dis Ali 15 141 13 12j 11l i i i