The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-27 00:00:00

• ---1 . 0 - ,---'. •I ‘ ° - c -t -' ' i IT; - •2 • • of" f p, L A • 11) r LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1850 No. 1.1454 [THEE EPENCE. cVT LERY, WARRANTRIL—The ant varied ...Mmelle of TABLE OUTLIST ft the wale, ell snarled • : A n as ppan sad Nereee)." wad warning* is always see. LI lAN M. WNW" 30, Oallstdderest, exam of New. t. art Ma I, NewNeeeenuel. et prises that are meaner.- Nnntseoff the klellneleN d the Mee. 111-lesit Inirratandled ‘,..bbleb siseelesee. lea. pee dare; deseerta, to Isaiah. ." • • *,:.sact taper dome ailn; esteem Is. id e per pair larger ▪ r. esset or-Tortes, to Ile. Fir deem; If earn nee, Int►b ellen us.; white boss lehie halves, front fe. per dents ; ▪ 4. . CJI , CII. Is. pre pair; black be able hones from es. • , • J. reerts, 4r., careers, }. ed. ; table steels, from Is. seek. • . 41 . v.. ...re and varied semenamet of rayory scanors, pray* on that Ng Nide for wbwn an eat h e r. ..*szed for more thee a quartee of • mew. The biggest • : 'lard dessert balm awl faek4 Y awe andWassferke, Ind of lel esteem, is lairmairriesarkaes i Wellesertet, iEt r ißl , :t t, l' ll, APlEß .l.l lk . f etd CHE TBA TRAYS iv 1 .., ..r; •atotia as weU as the prima sad tlis sesweaskal r 1• to stored s. essay as those whose wealth entitles Una to reel tot the ••••• rivnerthe ankles width art eaa {nodose. The papier• woril.A.tb•••, woel.boasa. tethaiddiva writing emir% taindooda, Sce.. tie eAly sole rA MECIII •00 • r. • • t ..c...t . •••••••••• not to 4 rurpownl ; al.o an •9•1(1••••••111- , , • rtut tsbitt cutlery. noedSeld plated ware, ha. Ills hi; t ti t are renowned tar their saperiss awatrus. !on!, 4, LA , truball-Kreet, Loadds. 0 M NI lE 0 P AT II Y. - HOMMOPAT HIC, 11 Elllt' AL. astt ACCESOORT PREPARATIONS on ono. urn! In rrrry 'atm .4 JAMES LEATH'S flow moped& Opiro v.., mos wt. P. 1", reooaret. rid S. FL l'Aul'o.thuretryard. The ori ,:0..: :ware of Is the mouiseture to cooroollild by the I.:10mm weJmosma : .7y molter will* Ye moat Is Is So lob. or min o c = And at 1.-otelt Hanaopstlio rhareary. 9, Vereostillat go , o o, 1.. r lot. where a profited had phanworutical demi* r la ....e,.1 . ult.:Lace. From harm tooted the eltkvey et Uwe tome , .e. ir. :. mild pram?, the author feel" Out he ma mos , o u., - .. 11 to tbr tail:trot confidence of the pubic."-11r. '9 , : . ftstkine, 3 1 h edam. 1 Loa pu h.hat. oatz.r tub,. d MT ustatemeit, M. each; port free, la. Ur m. , 4 mint Moro, for the table or pocket, amordtait to the . . ---- - - • A ,JO4 ,04444141181, 6 bottle', 74.41 4O bottles, IS. .. 12 „ 11.. .. 1$ „ 184. It „ 240. .. ZO „ 2 4 4. T... tvo4 out ebespeot amoortmest of Use tonowtog vA1u...14 *neves . - ~. 1:11$11A. lolradmla, sad 11.884 Toaloodoulroo. Wads ee- port or railway; cc kw Trassaaria• prays. . •bippers. raiisimals. sad wriariarri rargesar sapplied ..srrai term. • Ir. 110M1t1 1 rATIIIC 0003 A, Is. rd. per Oh; CllOO3. r-r :b., FAIIiIIiACEOCS FOOD. la Id. lb.; Derattrier, T.. 11, 11. An, Ike. 1a.., usieeramily ypwrd at. r‘Pladaan MI. Pair. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS of 711:- DAT, April V. rousaisi tar b. • -oarprwara.bridas r Aapos-arp il : ° etr i tio l a Huai la Oar s.w Ferrer horror ✓ n Parton lave-Darbary Horan prersaapd tor Or Our ( Arming aid *WNW Art *ma berratltal ) rAtou esaiseal Illsat-" • %uotilarl aim." by rt.y - "Joao or Arr." Palatal by JAB Ababa-Pam ham • • We Ron: tu: as Opera—Maria et Lard 11.1.. rad abs Wr...nstop-I.lverproi Industrial Piebalds -arm Plough • Cams for ass. a User norm and :v.:4mm and all W roe o 1 re ret-Olar ISS. • .. ETZ• d. Or ?rd. • -. t• tch vol., the Truth Editioa. rairred, prise Idel 1%1 111 lat.N DOMEBIIC MED DIE: a P eahllittag the POW% Prioress , " Cavallo Za.. i 7 •7 11..arrwat of 13e41161111; WWI a eatleuttes M appeuvrd • • • •t. darythotas for dart mad mimes, the theme el siordisa • .. tr. ,e;darat. mut other then et rearanerat _ •we tard.cthea aglow ..omf hydrapothaeryptent. N 4 . a 4,01 Appeadta to the treatthest of duettist...l the .%4 r.mew ivraticr aeoerpnherin medico+ guide for the thd lovalklooa the therm ef thetr thrdwal Wearer. J. t•aaesuf. fax. . • .v.deatly the rwroa of peat prtthational talent. eaperware • r nat. The author everywhere wean coarewstaoto sad • we obiret lo promisingly relehat--• eiworre desire to hew fit • t,llew erroterea To recommend a work ale the rearm • • • ....re. be ady to smartest proper regard foe tacit welters." r•Ary Joariest. Feb., ilea. . .. a.t. *raw &Nervily' of permasest popoisrity."—Loodas . 7 Ra•tew. 4.1 rad Ce., Pateramter-rod W, Piccadilly; lea amt Co., 95, tcsets.atztet. COay.r4. Said by all buoi. bk. CUISLAWTLL'S Nylf WOLK/. ENI 0 T 18" M 1 6 11 "of LIFE. Mal* aporastkia. sol maternal us. et dna" t.hr:y iliatai—ewtas sad gassair Nessfais—Es t_L• a!tnn !wiper Idtaibm—tbe Ps. Tom t.. Mot Arm art a u tba m :Ssat ptssat—Caaatq Trips 4.3.: .I. Ina dat—Leadaa at an at Ilaca•—llas:6— Tit Imam. —Oa Wit& lasepats. ISatatag. Mr, Ps. L.**, Usespanta, r..6111V-ST* teems the &ed. 2le i& Is. ash ; lq pet. t .7C:A nett to the Lalno—lhotali of lidialownii, ha. IL—The Lebo of lilLsrose—lmalwoom of DWI% ha, WUAT a w e fit Ia ' FI Z 11 .41%.0 " That Um, wee ems and Mn war worn way rya" A rogue review of shown ewer kon hour and min) el Dar • ydebiltsted lowish awl lIMAMbrd constitution, that howl, tho inlets the um of plasm% btuunees, or wady, mil embitters 4, ; witL to and rout he he that and physical teguleboh of rmsky Us. Sit•ir;o4, 2 ratentOW4OV • Nam 19, Cern= ; Cer nibs, 14', ; Arm tract, the author, 10, Arun-pi" Sr IRISH CHURCH MISSIONB.-ANNUAL MEZTINO. Yesterday the anneal =Win of the Irish Church Mvs. st A•toetaese to,k place at Easter Hall. His Orace lle Inca 0 Ilmecessres in the chair. There were aim I , r•at the limbo,' et Cashel, His. Dr. CrBallimee, Rev. Mr. Le..►•. Rev. Mr. Biekentetb, H n. Capt. Mande, Mr. ?..ster.tm. M.P., and Mr. CoUpthoun. The meeting mss eery this 4 attesded, sad was principally composed of Ica Sae. Mr. WILKINSON (Bombay) mid the atonal rev r.. 67 wriett it appeared that Weems remeiwad by the cattail.* a ainouated to 4,733 g. 14e. ad., sad the of th• year to 4,03.51. 12.. 10d., braving • Waite, or —.ti.itseg vitae esbeeriptione eines received-1,7651. on the l+t' Jau yr, MO,. During the fear mouths of the present pir titre had been sutitribed 1,7611. 9.. 7d., bat the en. petit• in three four swaths drained away •large yrirtion of • • leaving the future operations - of the ii•Oeistioa eat the zeal aad liberality of a 'Viatica people. The tanner suited that the principles of the metteisties erre atakur rapii propos" in the district' of Clifden, o..iu•se, Oulu'', Tama, Debits, ItoseGanon, Cashel, , JaTUTOII. l imumaftb, IVenford, sad several other loath tt, of which thildrea sad 'delta went embracing the 7.esti,ies "f the gospel and repudiating IloaassiAs Nese cerium's had been "peelolly ordained for milarlons fa eon a.: • e with the acietety. Mr. J. C Colquheam, In sioviair :Le ...Nut:a of the report, esilrellati the diffialetr of I" - tartly, eact coadirswiri th; attack which Mr. Roebuck mem on the Irish church. The destruction of • u.urch would bs • great blow to Ireland, for on the tt....ttct of V., c►urc► the future regeneration of Ireland :•}ec:td The Rev. Thomas Nolte, M.A., Incumbent of J.bc'• e►arch, Bedford row, alio Mr. J. P. Planiptre, X , tap - tried the reseiution, which wee tarried nem. das. A tents of rergatiesis, adirming the aseiniame of the so• Ix! and plideing t►e meeting to its increased support, ▪ Ugataialoll4, adopted, sad the treading' terminated • 4 TA* a *asks to the s►tthmas. ,'"xii.T.tay EXPEDITION I 7 SZAACH OF Sift J. } • .sla:N.—Lady l'restidin has jest purchased the ketch i tote Alb to, of 90 teas, of tk• Ilemen White, of Cowes, i• ;•taeed to Prince Regent's Inlet. sad send parties across Brentford bay to the western side of Boothia, which 1 .. taper, to the Strait of James Ross; whilst another ;,• , "y will tophre the sedans tide of Boothia as far as Lord is Bay, in march of her Ladyship's gallant husband. •-e krises Albert will be immediately fitted 01St at Aber re., sad will leave that plum in about three we , ks. By Pleatseion of the Admiralty, who answered his request umediately it was reesdeed, Commander Codriagton myth, an experienced sunny* officer of the royal nary, wW Ociallsod this eamedition. Alit LT DIG, AND DOM SOCIETT.—A seating eras held yesterday is the beard-room of this charity, in lied Lion-square, Bloomsbury. It appeared that the sect.. tory had received applications from various parts of the t....ofty for the admission of deaf end dumb youths into the s- , ..m, so that the moral education they had received might L.• toatiatied sad maintained by a course of industrial train ! e 4f.der the superiatendesee of gamihed masters, awes -2..,1 to the habits and peculiarities of the deal sad dumb. 'ticking of tredes . to this claw, under the systems al: t*, h.d reaulted man successfully is the 'glom is L' . . L on stoats, several hairlike fjoi ted as fully oompetahl er.r.wee is • consparstively heist spaa, of tire, and are •••• e•iiiise their owe lisellased. With the present 500,/Ml - there was won :is the isetitatioa for other ia. tie it was repotted that the *sat of funds would sot • .* the I,.otLts at 14116e11i to be intended ; atihough it `• t 3.'4 that the co-operation of the benevolent would wheat of a fuller development of the socieq's object.. WAGKIL-A very singular affair chine • L•e‘i ea the Mth Immo. Mr. Baker, the attitudine. 4 . Ake's Cases, Radertook for a wager of tan pounds, Nt:if himself in a basket tire feet eves ladles is 4-44sev;alaths is widtb , .ad the same is ••••• and is tkis mature to be moseyed w a war to the *totem. to be dispatched to Bradford at ball-past two 1 . pies, gad to rebus I. Leeds Were half-past al. Lassw IMO foot tan lashes ia height. At the appointed ts sada as type/waste is frost of the Minas, wearing .tie Miss. He plaited his rest cost at the bottom • 4 trim Rot is himself, taking with him a bottle "' l f sad a , resims. The basket was closed, and • - ate was Mr. Baker moneyed to Bradford, asd de •••• • m the Bermondsey Halal. Here he naiad for a ..." time, when ha was ra-coareyed to the atatios. to L= ne v. where Is arrived • little beikre :••- thee • his wager. He was 6 _ •Pa him the railway on a emelt, and is Me proems of •,• •.1•4114 wig ltbeffated from his soalisepeint in boat of wm ... : . POLICB INTBLLIOENCE. THIS DAY. BO W-STRIZT. PICK'S.° POCILITS —✓. Smith 1 1 / 1 111 charged with pieking 1110CkINS is COTOUS garden Marker. Mr. J. Blackteary, an Psis:ant to a draper fa New Bead strait, raid he was walking throsgh Covent-garden Market this morning, ab.st seven o'clock, when he suddenly felt a tog at his pockets. HP quiekly termed round, and saw ►e was surrounded by firs or six suspicious-looking Ps. radon, aware whom he observed the prisoner. Witness mimed his handkerchief, and saw it passed to the crispier, who, on seeing he was 14 atehed, dropped it behind him ano was going to walk away, whoa witness stopped ►is, sod sho licked up his handlerchiel. Ti.e pr loner's compestioos immediat e ly deployed, and witness handed the prisoner over to the beadle of the market. The beadle said he I a 7.1 peen watching the prisoner and his onspartioae all the morning, sad when he took the pri soner into custody re attempted tr pat his hand in his trousers po Witness p ted htm, and, on searching him at the station, he found a yellow silk handkerchief in hi. pocket. The prisoner mid nothing in his defence, and was com mitted for total. MARLBOROUOII.BTREET. A " CLISOTlialt."—J Berrington, wh ) stated that be eras a clergymen's, raddiss at No 5, Oxford strew (we nod so such nail* in Ow •• Clergy List"), as shamed with ols- Wale, 41. 13s 6d. ken Frederica Oakley, by false sad fraudulent prate/aces . . . _ . The prosecutor deperd that on the 6th day of April the prisoner engaged her as his bouseleeper. This engagement was entered into at the Dimestic Baspirium," in Oabrd. street. He then gave her the written agreement produced, which stated that he agreed to gin her 301 per annum. He asked her if she bad any available property, and on her replying that she had nor, he told her to write to her friends and get as much money as she cau:d and lend it to him, and if she did not Ducted in that, he ri quested her to get a friend to accept a bill for 301, which he would get discounted. Witness °hinted to this ; but, on his saying that his former housekeeper was in the habit of lending him mosey, she consented to write to her friends, who in answer to her application seat her ten pounds. A day or so after wards be asked her to lead him some silver, and she gave bias 13s. 6.1. He then stated that be was in want of money, as/ it she could let him have any more he would pay her when he received his salary from the Bishop of London. She I.nt him four pounds, being all the miney she had is her pee cession. The presser then fixed epos • day for her to enter epos her duties at Bromley, but on @ribavirin inquiries she loud that ha had no regular place of residents., and that he was mei. west eta hesseke epee. This eaci.ed her suspicions, and en making further ingairin she was told by Mrs. Wri.:ht that the prisoner w.is rector et East Ham, and that be was the owner of Hainault.urk. Witaesi4liowever, did no: feel satisfied with this statement, and finding that the prisoner was a regular swindler, she communicated wth the plebes, who, alter a deal of trouble anceseded in taking the peleener into custody at his lodgings last night. • gentleman from Trinity College, Dublin, stated that, in euesquene• of an advertisement, which he saw in the Eeelesiaetical Gazette, he was induced to communicate with the prisoner, and on his promise to give him a title to holy orders, witness came to London. The prisoner , however, never fulfilled his promise, and after getting wend sums of money from him, suddenly disappeared, and witness saw so more of him. lslreply to the charge, the prisoner said it was • perfect sad fair traasaction. He certainly borrowed th• mosey of ocmplattaat with tbe uraemia's of milt/ her agile He formerly resided at Basmesbrork, bat, is cozen f re verses of tontine, he was obliged to Imre. He was at pre emie without any tied residence. He was • graduate of Marska College, Aberdare, and resided for three years at lima's College, Cambridge, where ha took his doctor's deur . . Hardwick remanded the prisons, foe a week. CONSECUTION OF ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH, SENT irrusT,SooTtiweili.—This morning a beautiful sew church lately built in the populous district of Kent-street, South wark, was consecrated by the Bishop of Winchester. The church is built of Kentish rsgitone, in the Willie style of architecture. The district in which it is built is formed out of the parishes of St. George the Martyr and Saint Mary Magdalen, end was three year agi assigned for the build ing; after which a handsome collection was nude at the, ikon. The church is dedicated to St. Stephen. TIIE GOIIItAX CASE.—BEIOTOL, April 26.—Sub joined is a espy of the Bishop of Oloncester and Bristol's reply to a clerical address restated to his lordship from nearly 200 clergymen of t►ie diocese, and which was received this morning by the Venerable Archdeacon Thorp, to whom it is addressed: Desies.yard, pril Dear Mr. Archdeacces,—l leg to acknowledge the maga A of ma address which you have forwarded to Mt on the subject of the late judernimt to the ease of "Gorham a to. Bishop of Exeter." This ad. dress, in which No large a portico of thee-Men of ray dimmer have cos. caned. calls for my isthy, s ad 'deeply regret the occurrence of • airier which has rtimieliexteasiee swarms among churchmen I ogre with you in thirds( the created= of the prevent Court of Appeal, in matters relselastiesl, restreretory. Is reply to the ro quest that I arm* Is 110111411 with lay rigid rev. brethren, take Mtge wire mg seem meet edtable he due 1110orgasey. I cos Mime you that all the meraton of the MONA epic toper are at this Moe is anxious dribereris en tbe erica. and I hope that we shall kart tieEmeet 'emelt wed ati who rive 01011•11rtd is this address that leviae &dare we nay cone to sari orders r may what is at preset seoeudous sad objectionable, and promote the pees end isittatre Intend church. ham, dear Wr. Archdeacon, ---- TivttikbTaliWedierancTreqant, J. H. OLOCESIBB and BRISTOL The Terra. Ardoksataa Thorp. Mautca. Raman. —We are authorised to state that Bit George Grey has appointed Thursday next, May the 2nd, for receiving the *at deputation from numerous branches of the Proviasial Medical and Su:sisal Aso sistioa.—Lanott. HEMS AND BEDS FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETE.— This society ha. just made is first parehase, COinistiag cf about Ave acres of building land, adjacent to the thriving tows of Luton, in Bedfordshire. It is supposed that Ws estate will make about 66 votes for the county of Bedford. The society will maks its neat purchase in Bertfordshim. WESTMINSTER FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY. —A public smellsg was held at the Belvidere. Peatonville, on lest Thursday, for the purpose of premeds; the objects of this loadety. A cos siderable number of ahares were taken. 81111006 ACCIDENT.—An accident, attended with ' *ski consequucea, occurred during the passed week to Lieutenant ld'Anelrew, of the 4th (Ki lee Own) lteginteat, who we. in charge of the 'military . gaud stationed at Port land. This gentleman wee returning to his house about 10 o'clock in the evening, the night beat dark end the road somewhat intricate. when he uotortunstely M 1 into a asset sear the path. This place was about 16 feet in depth, with rough projecting stones, end the fall proved aearly fatal, no assistance being at hand. Capt. M'Andrew, however, in a state of greet; suffering fr me the feistier sae- Weed, succeeded la extricating himself ;from his patsies oration after three hours' protracted end torturing effort. Sergicel aid wee immediately had recourse to, whoa it was discovered that one 1-g was fractured at the ankle, the base actually protruding through the skin. Several severe eon, miaow were also sustained, and the sufferer has Mee remearaoll is a very precarious state.—SAerboerms JINWPI4II2. FATAL ACCIDT.NT ON TUB ULVERSTON BANDS.— o n Friday afternoon last, two youths, milers, appereetly about the 416 or 19 year* each, who had set smother at 1„i , aimed to Jamey in compsay to Wititehaven and for • purism had walked from tee forme place. The; smoseeded in puma( Lancaster undo safely, baton taking the Marston suds had injudiciously selected that put known as Tridlea point, which to strangm from the seaw all.* the estuary there, often appears the most invitiag. Usfertunately the tide was beginning to Sow, sad a sea @illegible amount of water had got up when they attomptad to eras; and the result wag that one of them at owe fell into deep water and was drowned. The other young man being somewhat in the rear, on perceiving the predica ment of his empraion, fell beck, stripped off heft jacket, and being able to situ, contrived to make his maim, but with out being able to render &Nascence to his ataterluaste fellow traveller. The body of the deceased was found next day. - COURTS OF CROWNF.Re QUEST.—U then appeared a paragraph la the newspapers, stating that her Msjesty's reuresentaiire, the Lord Chief JESUP. of the Rena, had held a solemn coon is the parlour of the illophast and Tootlnpiek, the reader would rightly coe oars that the crows and dignity of oar sovereign lady had suffered some derogatiou. Yet an equal ahmentent daily %ekes place without emiting especial wonder. The gobordioates of its Lord Chief Justice of the Queen's Beach (who is, by an old law, the ppnnmin coroner of all England) habitually preside et basses of public eatertainmeia ; yet they are no less dele gates of royalty—ea the name ut their oboe implies—than the ermined dignitary himseli, when surrounded with ell the pomp and circumstance of tut law's inajecy at Westmin ster. This is trite characteristic of our thoroughly wagger . Mai mdse. An action about mosey debt le tried in sa impede, wan in a spacious edifice, and with only too great as won of formality; but fee ea bequest 11311!0 the meri nos of a sera human lil., ' the worst inns went room " is dossed Reed enough. in order rightly to determine whether Jews owe' Smith his pounds us, the °udder of Junkie le warremoded with the nee leaguing iagiciiia, sad wenitippsd is ea appreplete temple : bet whoa the is embed t• dielie mbs Me hawse 'pith, uniaserd, led in Trirtis e s heed Ile on Ite heed ," she is thrum le* the " to th e than." the " Bag o' Nails." or the Nedra of the " Two lipirs."—Dickmm's ilessohold.Woria. The total amount of duty paid within the Stetter- Verein for the 12 months ending Ist July, 1848, wu 1,847,942 dollars, or '47 2-8 silver groschen per head, which is a fraction above the average of the previous 5 years. Since the publication of the above returns, and within the last few days, the Hanoverian govern meat have given notice of their intention to submit to the Assembly a proposition to provide for the deficit in the revenue by an increase of duty on some of the leading articles of consumption. The follow ing table shows the rate of present duty, the duty proposed, and the duty paid on the same articles in the Zollverein at the present time : Orsoss.Vmano. 1846, under a low rate of duty, the Stener-Verein with • population of 1,990.000, received in import duty 1,831,586 dollars, equal to 27 8.12 silver grog often, or about 2s. 711 sterling per head ; and the; Zollverein, with a high re.e of duty, and a population of 29,090,000, received in import duty 27,111,624 dole., equal to 27 11.12 silver grosehen, or about 24.70. sterling per head. The amount of duty per head derived from the operation of the high and low rates of duty being nearly equal, it follows that the consumption Per head in the Zollverein was u much less than that of the Stener-Verein, as the rates of duty in the former union exceeded those of the latter; in other words, the consumption in the Zillverein was in the aggregate less than one half of that whi c h is shown re occurred under the low scale of duty. No greater proof, we think, can be adduced of the enema ragement ven to consumption by a low scale of duty, ana of the comparative advantages possessed by those who live under a government which cares for the comforts of the people. The documents received by the committee of Spanish American bondholders from Venezuela, are too voluminous to by published in extenso, but the following summary comprises the substance of the information comprised therein. The government will appoint • commission in Lon don, for receiving the remittances atd paying the dividends, to be composed of the Venezuelen Consul, and two other gentlemen, to be name I by the com mittee. The fourth part of the customs' duties appropriated towards the domestic and foreign debt, is to be distributed as follows :-22 . .1 per cent, to the domestic, and 774 tier cent. to the foreign debt. The executive have recommended to the Congress a plan for liquidating the arrears. The government declines acceding to the committee's suggestion for app agents m Venezuela (similar to what takes place in Mexico), for receiving the funds from the custom houses and remitting them to England, but under takes to make the remittances itself. The committee have nominated the following gen tlemen, on its part, to act with the Venezuelan Consul as the commission of agency in London, viz., Baron de Goldemid, the chairman, and J. L. Bowles, E q., deputy chairman of the committee. DUBLIN IfICICILL—Aran. 23. 8 per tint. Omanls _. 94 Ditto for atcaMat. Mg 18 ...—... l4 it per Cent. Mink Bank Stock 202 Fair per Cent Qty Deb. of 92L Ga. 2d. Dublin and kiniptoms Batt Dena. 4 per Cent 991 Denim and Liverpool !twain Me 8a1k1.0ant....(308. paid) 41 Orem *lateen and Welters 2 1 2 1 28 Midland Orem Western and Royal Calla Collipasky Waterford and Limerick 2l __ _ InCHANOMI AND STOCKS 4,11110A;1. limuirao, Aran. 21. Umber, Theacianderlislf per Cents., 37 V Money; Lubeck Loan, 1530, 975 bills; Ilanovenan Five per Cents.. 1051 bills ; Russian Eaglidh Loan, 1041 bills; Five per Cent. Hamburg Ceitigeatre, 9 5 1 money ; Ditto Hope and Co., Sed and 4th Series, 931 bills; Four per Cents. Mttßtits, e5l money; Truman Five per Cents., 105 money; Danish Tbnv per Cents., 70 bills, 695 money; Dam in 1005. shares, 701 bills, 69/ money; Ditto, F.re per Centd., 93$ bills, 93 money; nwedirh Ilyp. Your per Cent..., 965 bills, 981 money; Norwegian Four per Cents., 995 bills; 9pulsk Are per Ceuta, 111 ; IMttn, Three Per Clair" 16140 4 27 1 Mtla. 27 1 money; American Six per Cents., 1071 bills, 1071 money.—Kzehange on Linden : Hamburg, 22rd April. 13.104 ; two maths, 13.9: Rigs, lAtli April , throe months, 33; 0dd..., 12th April, 22.12 22.024. Barretut. Aran. 23.—Pelelan Fonds: Loan, 1810, Five per Cents., 975 ,• Ditto, 1815, 945; Ditto, 1842, 975 ; Ditto, 1514, Your.and.a. Half per Cents., 594; Ditto, 1835, Three per Cents., 621 ; Loan of the City, 1532, You ler Cents., 100; Ditto, lIHS, Five per Cents, 931; liana et Belgium, Four per Cents., 7111 ; Ditto, bens of 1811, Flee par Osaia, 104. Zacharias as London, 13.571, MONEY MARKET. P&IDLT Slants. The aocouot of the position of the Binh of Eng land, for the week ending Seturday, the 20th Apnl, 1830, published pursuant to the act 7 and 8 Viot., 32, is se follows : Nola laud D.—A.:corn for the Week wan Apre WIN& nen. DJIPASTIIIIST. ...IM,erl,lik °mermaid Deft.... 3111.016.100 Other asettztelae..... . MOON Gold Ode sad Bathos 16.003.113 Myer Beaks .. ...... 300,87 T 0953.000 11141311190 01 hog"Mon' Oapltal 6l4.6Ktuu Bon Pubtio 6.Da4Dos Pads& lizobors.. wn Omni. of X= Other 0/1 16, 01V. A 000.) 4.627.312 10.v46.311 ellovis-day and odor DM 1.1f01.035, *NM.* IIAITIIIST. Government amorltles Gadd. Pea woos Annuity) . ... ...... /14.191.170 Other domino Note. Gokt and ringer Grla I 134.30441 M. MARSHALL , Ch :0 Haw)Mr. The &bore return., when compared with those for the week preceding, exhibit the following changes: Circulation issue f/9 873,000 Decrease,£l7l,Bso Circabrio. satire 20,335,440 Imams* 287,866 Pebas deposits Other deposes Goveramen sersritios is banking department—. 14,292,170 leerease 82,206 Other seseritiss is buskin deparommt 9,779,210 hems. KM Coin sad bunion mboth £14,363,:41 April 23. IWO. departahe - a7s --- . . ,629,601 Seem day aad other bills 16 1,158,638 The Rest 3,080,246 Demean 129,434 I scream 6 672 Increase 2,862 The premium on gold yesterday at Paris was 18 per mille, which, at the English mint price of 31.175. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 23.34; ; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 23.53, it follows that gold is 0.01 per cent. dearer is Linden than in Paris. The price of gold at Hamburg on the 23rd, was 4331 per mark, whicb, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 100. per ounce for standard gold, gives as exchange of 13.10 3-18; and the exchange at Ham burg on London at abort being 13.101, it follows that gold is 0.03 per cent. dearer in Hamburg tkan in London. With the exception of bills on France having been negotiated for tins mail at a shade below the former course, there was scarcely any Tanltiou from last Tuesday's rates of exchange. The following are the rates at which negotiations were effected : Tune. Mem negotiated. Pan To 13 US.— li « ▪ 11.-- S • S -- SS TS• S II TS n n 111 --- 7$ 111 IS lta 4 Ix 4 4, Alll amiwg :.w:.w_.... amt. 3 Us. iresdri ... -- Dim_ • a& .3iir ..... .....". se ...- Amo', Braseds . . Paris art. Ditto lianedisT 46 Franklin -- " ......... Theft O4 4...... .". MEM 44 ....... I Lychee' . ss Genoa Naples Palermo Alemusa ...„.-- ..... l2l Liabao BO days data .... f Worm Si to Janeiro GOdays *Mt. 27 .6 The committee appointed by the Hanoverian minis- try to compile statistic returns and other information connected with the trade and commerce of the terri tories comprised within the " Steuer-Verein " or Impost Union, and especially to state the amount of imports, exports, and goods in transitss from Ist July, 1844, to let July, 1848, have at length laid before the Hanoverian government the result of their investigatione. It fills 76 folio pages, and forms a valuable addition to the statistics of the trade of North Germany. The Im post Union, or " listener Verein," comprises the oirees of Hanover, Celle, Gottingen, Liineburg, Iterden, Oauaburg, Aurieh, Oldenburg, Harburg, Wilhelms burg, &c., in the kingdom of Hanover, which have an aggregate population of 1,719,337, whilst 39,490 other subjects of Hanover belong to and are included in the Zollverein. To the Steuer-Verein also belong the Dukedom of Oldenburg and knyphausAs with a population of 223,910; the principality of Schaumbess Lippe with 28,893 population ; a portion of Bruns- wick with 13,293 population ; and a portion of Prus sia with 10,231 population : making an aggregate population of 1,997,688 belonging to and composing the Impost Union. The returns just published convey much useful information connected with the manu factures, &c., of the Steller Vereia ; but the beet idea of the value of its trade may be formed by the follow ing brief statement of the quantity of goods introduced and the amount of duty derived therefrom by the Sten., Verein for the finalyear ending Ist July,lB4B, being the latest period to which the returns extend : Amount a Weight in in / Proportion astute:G. d n 'l ni. per cent BnindY, nigh a" 'P414'111 2 6,337 liquors $8,611 2.011 Coffee ...... 100,023 II 319,370 16.91 Rice ........ -....... • 38 ,926 40,319 Maw toie . t . W; . _„. 60,772 63,3. 0 3.43 Train oil ...... 34,694 26,016 1.41 Wines, In cask end bottle ...... KM 203,100 11. uftet reds 67 90 747 39 234,441 13.39 Relined sugar Raw sugar 33,684 61 243, , 12.66 040 4.44 Molnar and syrup Cattle The total mount of duty co articles not ...mottled hi i ...- 492,107 26.63 the above table, wee _ CoOn par eaten Cbooolaiiired eatistkeery ..... Data Tobacco Noma Tolima Is Int Tolosa, b edi mossobetand C Ditto sad riatiletarad kenos eara Tea Wine la arks Ditto la bottle. Byear, Maid Ditto, raw lloirata siaa. 3 • 1 • 6 $ 4 • 11.4 1 II 0 111 Ms. sr. 4 II 1 3 • $ 1 13 a s a a a a dole. gr. 15 11 0 G 5 15 5 15 15 11 0 Is 0 11 0 8 8 0 10 0 so 4 0 It is estimated that the proposed sew tariff will produce au McNeal to the revenue of 448,000 dol lars, and the excise on distilling 50,000 dollars more; and when it comes into operation the existing stocks in the hands of merchants and dealers are to be taxed with the new duty, 1. e. to pay the difference between the old and the new tariff. The above table shoes in the first column the rates of duty levied by the Stener-Verein, and in the third column the rates charged by the Zollverein, which latter, it will be ob served, are more than double in most articles, and on tobacco more than five times the amount of duty paid ander the Stener-Verein. The returns show that the comparative consumption pee heed was as lollows: demsrArorein. zonwrete. dare ........—.---..... ra 4.71 5.33 3.13 011 4.33 161111111111111111 pi& 1.14 Nothing appears to as more conclusive than the above tables se to the wisdom of adopting a low Unties es the necessaries of life, and if Hanover hes minty abstained from joining the &Almelo, she is now about to commit an error prejudicial to her interests, by raising the present rates of duty, whilst all other countries are proposing to reduce them. Another evidence of the evil operation of high duties on articles of coasump- Hon is adduced from the Wowing comparison. In THIS DAT. Twe o'Ccoex. Consols were first quoted this morning at yeater day's closing prices, 95,1 to 96, bitb for money and account, at which only a trifling amount of business was transacted ; they then declined k, and I) continued, the present price being 951 to both for cash and time. Tne Three per Cent. Reduced have been done at 941 and 9.5; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 971. Exchequer Bills mark 'Ms. and 689. prem. India Bonds, 925. prem. Long Annuities, 8 3-16. Bank Stock, 2061, 7, and 6. In the foreign stock market business is almost en tirely at a stand-still, the entire business of the morn ing being limited to Peruvian Four-and-a-half per Cents., at 70; ; ditto Deferred, at 291. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., at 951. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 161, Z, and • the Three per Cents., at 361; and Venezuela . Defe . ;44, at 12. ILVGLISI3 FUNDB.—Tan Day. Nat !Reek. SO I •- I por Ct. Mal. Anat.. NI I ter CI. Cos. Alum, 1W j __.• 1 3 r Cos. A0c..11.4 3 per eto 93 * Itt chequer 611. to 7i. VOIIZION FUNDS. 4 per Ot. Asetrtaa Beale. 1 pert Manmade B&.161 41 par Ct. title. Lorala.ll4l 14 Grenada Deferral bd.. 34 21 per Cent.. . 6 per Ct. Mel, 1444.154 L . 6 per Ct. Armors Ns, SO 3 4 per Ot. Perurna Nu. 104 11 Ditto New. 15 7 Do. Lettered DU. I per CL Buenos Area 51 3 Portulune Cour., 33 4 Ditto Cbfilza Wt., 95 4 6 pie CL Kum Ws.. 146 1 Ditto Columb. Def. KU. Ditto Spaniel:l Ma, 160 1 OolustMen templet lld.. 34 4 3 per CL npanish Ina. *64 I 3 per CL DauGn &lc. 6 . ) n Dino Pm ere ik1e..31 i Si per Ct. Dutch Han.. 45 4 4 1 per CL Venezuela Sus.. 33 6 4 per et. Dutcb Cotta . 43e i Venezuela Peened $40...12 13 WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCINO•LAMI, 84TVILDILT MOINING. A further depreciation in the value of colonial Produce has occurred this week, and prices generally appear still on the decline. In Sugar there has been • fall of fully 6d. per cwt., excepting for lisrbadoes of the new crop, for which there has been • good demand, at full rates. Holders of Ceylon Coffee have not yet brought any large quantity of the recent imp -rts forward, but privately sales of parcels of plan tation In specula:on' hands have been made at the previous low quotations. Of native Ceylon about 900 lately arrived were sold on Tuesday at 465. to 465. 6d. per cwt., oeing an advance of 31. upon the closing prices of Wt week, but since then the market has become fist, and there ars sellers now at 455. per cwt. Lsrge sales of Mocha have been held, and the prices obtained have been fully equal to the former rates. The quarterly Cinnamon sales will be held on Monday next, when about 2,100 bales will be offered. Importers of Cassia Lignet have refused to sell at the late reduction, and have bought in nearly all the quantity brought forward. A large business has been done in Canton-made green Tess, at a fur. ther decline in priest, but with this exception, the market hes been dull. TALLOW MARK The market continuer. firm, Tallow on the sp 4. Peteraberg at 375. ; April and May, Ws. 9.E. her, Me. 3.d. to 38.. 6d. r.-THIS DAY. with • brisk demand fo► Y.C. on the spot is quoted to 375.; October to Doom- WEEKLY SUMMARY OP THE MARKET. The export demand having been satisfied, the market has had rather an easier tone, as Ow buyers continue to per. elms only for immediate wants. Y.Y.C. on the spot has met a quiet sale through the week, and where business has been cone priors ars a shads in favour of buyers; small par. eels of fine Ukraine selling at 37e. ; good common, 384. 9d. ; and other sorts, 365. 3d. to 361.8 d. For deliver y all this month few miles have been made at 361.8 d. to 38s. 9d. per ewt. In new Tallow ter Oct. to Dec. delivery very little has been done, but there are no pod @ellen under 384. 3d. to 38s. 6d. per cut. A few parcels of Odessa Y.C. on the spat has been sold at 38s. ; New South Wales sheep, 345. Bd. to 335. 9d. ; ox, 345. to 355. ; and Seth Americas, 33e. 6d. to 36e. 941. per cwt. The deliveries for the half week ending Wednesday are falling off, b. log only about 850 crib. Ar rivals this week are 423 casks 60 boxes. The stock I. still larger than lest year at this time. Home-made continues in good supply, and evils slowly, at 355. 34. to 355. fld. for prime fresh melted, net cash, which ars the former terms. COVENT GARDEN.-THIS_ DAY. Vegetalhe are well supplied, but may kinds of winter fruit are over. Strawberries and hothouse Grapes are both more plentiful, sad the same may be said of Me-apples, of wbieh some good fruit may be obtained. The following are the prism: FRUITS. ptae.epples, per lb., re to 104 temeeh per dm., le to Se Gripes, Witham*, p. lb., lb tolls Itlmmade. per peek, lb Portugal, per lb., lid to la sweet, per lb., le le Ss Strawberries, per ea., 4d to Is Walnuts, vie, Is GI to b Paws, per dux., 6s to lb par ~ 16s to be Apples, kitchen, p. bush., 4. to tts Nuts, Ur., p. itch., 30s to lb per 100 a. to lb Itraell, p. MM., lb t, 16,4 Orsams, per dos., 9d. to Is 6d Heat Cote, 00a to lOUs per 1961 M. per 11.10, Je. to lb. VEGETABLES. French BOWL , . per 100,1 s el to 34 Seumeb, Per " lore, 34 to is bade, me puneet, Is to it trona*, per bushel, 3a 1.91 t.) 6 6d Aarersatut, per bundle, ?a Od to 7. Spanieb, p. doz., la Id to 4s kbubarb, p. bundle 6 .1 d to Is Shallots, per lb., 4d to Sd Cabbages per d05.,1. to Is 6d Garl3, per lb., dd. to IS CsuUllowers, pm dm.. Is to Is Lettuce, Cab., p. more, 444•1111 ,01 Bruceoll, p. doe. buadL, Sato les Nadir°, per WON. Is 64 to as Omens., per dos, 3s to 4s limbrourne, per pot., WI to Is Sorrel, per ball sieve, Is to Is 64 ball blab, P. Pon., 2.1 to 34 Restos, per ton, GON to 130, bawl, per bomb, 2d to Sd per cwt., 3s to Is lance,, per bomb, Id to 3d per bush., Lad to Is 6d Time, per bunch, 24 to 34 Turalpe,per dos:1011,1s Id to btid Finley, p. dos. bun., 2a to Its Red beet, per dos, ad to la Wools, per bile., 91. tots Worse Radish, per bd., le to 4. Marion., per bunch. 24 Cueumber*, each, la to 34 NMI, pee hunch, 94 to Is Letts, per bun* Id to to Watermou, me do.. bunches, erarey, per undle, eil to Is Id W il de s e al 9d Chu" per bun., 4cl to 6d Ofeallalsd, per hi. dem, lid 10 Is RAILWAYS. THIS air, Two o'CLocz. In the share market to-day the dealers and brokers are mostly occupied with the arrange ment of the half-monthly account, this being the first day, and the actual bargains have consequently bee& very few. The tone of the market generally is heavy, and prioes, especially of the weightier stocks, show a tendency to recede. Brighton. were last done at 78; Great Westerns, at 61; Midlands, at 321 1 South Beasterars, at 121 ; North Stafford'', at 7k. Sf SS 34 dis. i 61:: De. (sos KALB.) p. et. PrN Do.( 7 /.10o.) 7 p. Ct. Pre( Rootern Cooed.. Do. New Prof 6 p. Ct.... Do. S p. Cu. No. i Do. do. No.: Do. N. St R. 71 per Ce Do. do. 5 per Coat Do. New Looters t'nfoo, ems A rclasa B. end C. dtt7 Do. Serip (pm. 6 p. Ct.) Dot !Anemis* GI 7i 94 Ili_ 6 Ipm par I WI I 23 Do. Now Omer: - 35 Font Llncolnotiir•Ooaron teed 6 per (Ant 30 Fahnburen and tilompiow. 2 1 Moder, Yeovil, & Dwelt. 11g., Exeter mot Exmouth 121 Dionoester & Dean Forest 22 Groot Northern .- IR Ast Do.. shares, A,liektrig' Do.‘ ra. B, 6 p. 1 Do. S ow. (Ant. Prof .... SO Ot.nootb.and Wapiti». 11 Da. 100 Groot North of fLoglowl.. &S Do. Niro, .640 30 Do. Now, Y3O 13 Do. New, oli 100 Groot Wasters I AO sI 100 - bo ~"w De. Pharos Do. P ifto~ 11l and Selby_ Dl. I ebaras snowier .ad earliala Do. Thirds ansahtre and Tortshin Do. N.. (pus.il Do.lln •1. enfleldtgabeff. Do. Wert Itultug UNW lands and Bradford... .. !Gods and tank Do. Pref. 6 DD twat No.l Do. Do. N 0.2 Do. Do * . N 0.3 Do.Prel. Quarters 1646.. 'London and ILseltwall Los., Breghtoo, h &Onset Do. hen Rua. 6 p.Ct. Do. guaranteed 5 p. Ct. Lk Croydon Do. l'ref. S per Coot.. Ds.Conert. 5 p.C5.,111112 Leedom and Uresowielt Do. Preference . Loodon a Nurtb.Waviern Do. do. New I .tarn.. , Da Ptfta Db.& lu Landes Mown-Wooers — D;;;;;, LSO Do. Mew, /14, Du. New Preform*. .. lowonuft Cluar.4 porCont. Monon., Buz..onMatlook Mona., ohof.,klAnoalna6 Do. I Photo, No. 1 .. Do.,Now SIO Prof. Do. Mon k LlorLUnlot _ D - 0 - . :6,4 ores::' De. Gam B. & B. Bp. c• DmErecrashValleyPret 1111411'nd Great West. (Ire) Iliddleebre'attatl.6p.Cticr ' Newcastle and Car/tele .. Newmarket . Do. Mow Do. Eat/solos Do. Ouraa.34 per Ct.. Ninth BMA Do. Protwonto North Iltaßordskir• Oxford, Wore, & Waver. Prostoo and Win Do. a shares (A) litood„Goild„ sod ktolgato Roman and littatin Do.libepretb EaVxmice Scottish Central , ekottiab Midland linhrewo, k limo., Clam A Do., Quo B . . . Do., Now Go Mulrarabory and Chown (Nor. W. Min.) Do. Halm • - Oseastry De. Now.. . Dhi:lzaz ;3.4. . ft«. .. Unice Do. Pre6resei 84alltordab4e DS 67 5 7 pm 21 2 2 2 124 13 64 7 24i 274 26 27 161 161414 I 2 62414 9 10i ez fa 17 29 43 47 per. 64 64 31 13 20i 614 If 161(219. 93 93 46 471 21 211 30 62 I dl4 pu 33 34 1111 11 IL. 101 lu 414. 124 12 614. 111 11 91 9 dia. 89 91 6 7 3$ 3 dia. 6$ 6 dia. 3/ 3/ dla / tile par $ 1 7 3 7/ 79) 133 133 101 101 55 37 33 37 104 II 23 24 101 102 II li die die 57 i PAL 214 244 db. 17 15 dia. If 2 pea. 14 15 171 4 3 4 di a. 1 7f i 7 Sle 92 33 / d 274 27 dim 144 154 119 120 23 27 14 13 db. 161 171 41 4 7 7 6 104 101 al& 40 41 6 7 pm. 141 I a d% p P m lOC 11 1 9 1 alls. 9 8 4 18 14 Cs. 1 db 111 121 41 4 di* 3 6 9 at ! 8. NI lt losiMi „ . ... ... SO Do. No. 3 ... ... .. 10 Do. No. 4 Roglatmod ... IS Tort, Don. and G001e... Ille SWAM, Rotherham, sod Gools,N.Di. ma. 3 p.R. XI itf mocked and lillkenny So Wear Valley, 6°. do. go SS 1 Ito. do. do. , SO Wilts, Somenet,St Well IS , Tork,Newo ID Do. Eat( O Do. 0.14.__ _ Dismal __ .00 IM.llortlepool On York and North 10 Do. Prederrenos W . ....1. All i 891 9 Ili q dim i 41 di& 111 1 f (YorikNivea. 124 13 q 44 29 27 dia. 23; ex d 31 "4 11 19 13 IS dia. dia. 111 I IA 13 4 14 dia. 1 ei l l e i Closing pries, Sts. . 4 7 1a loate Pd. / Darwin UMW% Yesterday. ritle, 10 30 Aberdeen . s4 $4 St Do. Pre / e ra 2i ie N` 20 71 , era beg., tee.,805..1t1..1n SO 6 Seeks a Rant' Sat. (Gt West- perpetual S p.(l ) pee pia 20 28 SirnelesttanateDatordJunc eelledulype.,or 27 SO 20 De. at a guarantee 644 2.3 i 134 13i Rlrm. Wolgt StourValky 6 114 20 IS uti. , Wolv., sad Dudley ealledulypd.,oryllnguar. 6I 68 pa 116 II Do. embolus guarantor 6 6 pea. IS 7 2 Swum. Stan., and Blrst— 100 100 , Minot and Ruder 64 66 134 341 Do. Thirds 128 114 din 174 174 Huatingleantaldre 164 17 164 St. 10 t o leeket ter iell 7 7 10 10 Do. glo Pratrens; 3 6 4 03 10 and Holyhead . 68 7 IS j 18 _Do. Prekrente 7f 84 h 11l Ms. IA it 11. 66 0 i i Pa- I I Pm. tor s 7 am. 6 34 in 121 33 $1 23 30 ex 613 I n I 9 • n ex d It ITI dJa LirMAPOOL, April 26. ltroos-lexamtnoL—Td• saarket was dull ttday, but prim were steady. Nast Lanesabirr, I I.—Lannishlre and Yorkshire eaneol, (11(th-shares), 10 11 $ 4 to d.—London, Brighton, and South posst,79.—London and North Western, 1014—Ditto (new 1 shelve), (tifth-shart,s) id.-3litiland (4 &a es), 271 od. North Union A (guaranteed) 231. —York, New:satin, and Berwisk G per erns. tilt '3 O ), 7 1. — York and North Ilalland, 111-lAtto Wiest 6 per cent. till '10), 3/d.—Dutch Rhenish, 61d. MANCESSTER, Ap►il W. --,-- Broan-IticKaKan.—The titeltket to-day was not chario ts), Ited by any retiturkiib:g feature. There WM I 16111 Wallin 4006, Wets remaining about the mine as they were yesterday. BIRMINGHAM, April 26. 8110011L-ESORAt4oll.—Thers was fahat MOTO Wilson done In this abate market buday. but no tiseidad intentewasnt can be repotted. Inrininahann and stout Y were duns at bcirby ; ) Lnato end Nurth-Warterne at li w midland, sod at 101; and Shrewsbury and ftirwilothant Want 7 LISDB, April 28. Broca- Iticognson..—Thoto wore bet hw bum on 'Change Mu morning, and toosilroo nook' tat Wallowa prime not single trained ion wee marked upon IN board. BONO Om WO took phiUo privately, but the diepontion manlkston mu to wilt tin IN arrlad by ammo tolcgraPh of to - dirs rim ham tOra Loaiti* market. lase ax Law An. j apes -hall= flet• hafts awl Austrisal Il z esiorie se/ Omani masa (fiersoi . , trt lottlea MO: - dic" . Great ladiaa r!InOIPOI• - 1373. 7 :: : Madrid end Weals ... Namur sad thee Northers of Mass Weans sad Borden* ... Paris sad °ear Paris sad Rosin Paris sad Itharboethe ROWS and Ham lustre sod Neer Toon sad Nudes YORK. April SA, STOOK RlCisairol.—Great Northern, M. 11.. 3d.; Shrewalinry and Birmingham Pref., 9; York, Newcastle, mil Bar. wiek,l2. BRISTOL, Apra 26. 810CS-ZIONANOB.—The ntarket is without sny inegeased activity; the principal dealings being confined to the mailer .hares of the Great Western Corep“ny. In quarter , shares a slight aa•az1011 took place, and they lett ell at M. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WERE. 1860. 72 4 I 87f 16 i! Named Railway. Barron. Aberdeen Behut sad Ballymena Birkenhead, Lane., & Chethin Bolton, Blackburn &W t.Yoris Bristol and Exeter 'Caledonian ;Cheater and Holyhead 'Dublin and Hellcat J unction. •[ I Dublit and Drogheda Lublin and Kingstown Dundee,Ferth,Aberdeen June Dundalk and Enniskillen Bast Anglian Haat Lancashire Eastern Counties and Norfolk , Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Pend, and Hand Farness Railway Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr I Glasgow, Paialey,and Greenock' Great Norhern& E. Lincolrabl (Greet Southern andWestern(l)! Great Western* Lancaster and Carlisle ! Lancashire and Yorkshire.... ! Leeds and Think Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport' 'London and North • • • Lon , lon and Blackwall , London, Brighton, and S. Coast 'London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Man., Bsaton, & Matlock. dor.' Manchester, Shaft., & Lincoln alaryport and Carlisle Midland Midland Great Waliern.(() , Monklands Newcastle and Carlisle North British North Stafford.hirs ;Scottish Central 10;;ia;ii IShrewsbury and Cheater i Shropahire Union South Devon i South Eastern . I I - tiff Vale 1 Ulster West Cornwall. Whitehaven Junction ,York, Newcastle, Berwick ] ;York and North Midland I FORZION. Amiens and Boulogne ;Dutch Rhenish INlontereau ant Troyes Northern of France Orleans to Bourget (CaLt.) Orleans to B irdeaux Faris and Orleans Paris and Rouen I Rouen and Havre 71i 211 1071 72 2,652 3,43 8.407 8,65_ 2,448 • The receipts include the tragic 042 the 'Bristol and Exeter. + The me pm are exclusive of the amount available under the agreement with the Loudon and North Western : the returns include the receipts on 130 of canal. CHENTI2 AND HOLTHEAD.—Yesterday, on the meeting of the committee on this company's bill for aathoriaing a lease of their undertaking to the London and North Western, and to enable them to make working arrangements, clauses were pr, , posed t t enable the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway Company to run their carriages over the Chester and Holyhead Railway at the usual rates and charges ; whereupon the promoters of the bill requested time t, con cult the board of the London and North Western Railway on the subject, and the committee consented to an adjourn ment until Tuesday. LONDON AND BLACKWALL —The committee on this company's bill for granting (sedates to run their carriages and engines over certain portions of the Eastern Counties Railway decided that the preamble of the bill was proved, subject to the omission of the words •' teaks and •• (ear ram) ; the effect of which is to give the L•ndon and Black well the power of running their carriages, but not their en gines, over the Eastern Counties Railway. MLNES. (From the Mauna Journal.) The mining share market has not been so brisk this wee k as we have had it for tome time past, although several shares in our leading mines have changed hands. The advice, received from the great mining di•tricts of Cornwall and Devon are generally of a gra , ifying character; the mines, on the whole, looking remarkably well. There are several new adventures, which have recently been brought before the public, which appear to command some attention from parties who have not before been much engaged in mining matters ; and, from the highly-coloured reports produced, we fear are apt to captivate the inexpe rienced. We would not venture an opinion on their assumed merits, but recommend the public generally to be satisfied of the correctness of the representations made, before they become involved. Mans in the following mines have changed hands during the week :—Devon Great Consols, Ent Wheal Rose North Pool, South Basset, South Francis, Stray. park, North Roo kear, Alfred Consols, Trelawny, Itches' ' Mary Ann, Wheal Trevino, Bedford United, East and South Tamar, ()rambler, Tavy Consols, West Tolgus, South Tolgas Lo lent, Treviakey, Tincroft, Wheal Langmoad, West Condon, P Console, Wheal Trentavoe, Condurrow, East Gunnis, Lake Junction, Ideignston Down Consols, Totowa', East Buller, Cook's Kitchen, Runnaford Coombe, &c. In foreign mines the shares chiefly dealt in have been St. John del Rey, Imperial Brazilian, United Mexican, Co plop., LIMES, Barons Range, and National Brazilian. S: HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report the following quota tions:—Prime Meadow, 664. to 724. ; inferior, 504. to 634.; Clover, 60s. to 84.. ; Straw. 2 2 2 e. to 271. HUNTING POACHERS.-At Bourn petty Mations on Saturday last, an information for an assault was preferred by Clement Corton, • watcher in the employ of Lord Willoughby, against Mr. W. Collingwood, merchant of Corby. Four poachers who were trespassing in pursuit of game in Orimithorpe Park, were seen by two hedge cutters, who went after them with their long knives, and • regular chase ensued three of the men escaped, but the fourth was hunted down at Corby, having been found concealed in some straw in a hovel. The defendant was pealing at the time, and finding the two 'archers with their knives jobbing in the straw, and uttering very foul language sad threats, went into the yard, where he observed Corton dragging • man out of the straw, his face bleeding from a cut with • knife; the man asked for fair play, and made some resist ance, but the other lumber ( Henry Glen) approached in • Mate of excitement, held his Mule over Corton, and swore he would cut him down if be made farther resistance : Corton at the time exclaimed to Glen, "D— him, Ido not flinch him ; cut his arm df " and just as Glen was aiming a blow at him, Mr. Collingwood inter fered, and kept off the blow, telling the men he would not allow blood to be shed, and that if the other man bad com mitted any offence he should be properly taken into custody, without the use of weapons of so dangerous a nature. Glen immediately threatened Mr. Collingwood, and brandished the knife over him ; oonsequently, finding his own life was in danger, he left.—Corton afterwards preferred en informa tion against Mr. Colliogwood for an assault, and now en deavoured to support it by the testimony of himself and two companions they swore that defendant took up the knife and threatened to strike Corton. This was denied by Mr. Collingwood. He was confirmed by the evidence of four respectable witnesses, who were present and saw the whole trammtion, and proved the facts as above stated. Mr. Atter having addressed the magistrates on behalf of the defendant, General Johnson (chairman) said, tt There is not the slightest ground for the charge against Mr. Collingwood, and we dismiss the case at once."—Mr. Atter applied for the costs incurred by the defendant, which wen imfordi. l 7 allowed.—Gen. Johnson then severely reprimanded the men for carrying Sedge knives in hunting men, and pointed out the duty of keepers and others employed to protect game. —Sfamford Mercury. FATAL ACCIDENT AT WOODMEAD TUNNIRL.-ON Wednesday, at the Manchester Royal Infirmary, an inquest was held by Mr. Merford, on the body of • man named James Williams , alia.s Ford, of Windletoo, Yorkshire. Prom the evidence it seems that deceased died from injuries received accidentally whilst employed, with some othe men, in blasting a portion of the rock at Dunford bridge. The men were engaged at work at the parallel tunnel at Wood head, now constructing by the Manchester, Shef fi eld, and r Liocolushire Railway Company. Deceased had put • fusee into seine powder laid for the purpose of blasting the rock, when a blow accidentally given upon a bar of iron, by one of his companions, caused the powder to explode before it was intended, and without allowing them time to get out of the way. Portions of the rock was dislodged and scattered la all directions. Deceased eitetained a fracture of the right arm and other injuries, wbkh resulted in death. Verdict— Accidental death." 1849. • fr 37f 16 85 160 941 22 614 764 322 100 226 143 3164 . 12i 470 6i 171 i 239 he 164 28 4911 60 1961 27 124 436 64 1624 2161 16 2901 256 711 211 1071 kLeit *pis:. 1849 5,024 1 1,3611 041 2.784 18,88 A, uis 12 1 0921 2,6 9°1 .964 1,9k9 4,090 21,217 ii:4711 40,391 605 9,331 8,996 Imo. ii,o2s '5lB 1,027 '136 'l4B - 102 3,617 5,303 609 621 20,PA8 20,481 1,370 1,230 840 781 2.6091 2,048 2,8761 3,105 4,317 1,190 419 1,440 450 2,124 10,161 2,130 881 275 14 130 7.324 1,283 489 3,085 3,140 7,833 .5,997 2,230 1,0641 278 1.433 1,769 7.610 1,861 747 11.6041 7.242 1,3701 364 Primal duty. Proposed duty. Zeu.. WIIILIN. Duty. ~ 1 ~M 1