The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-16 00:00:00

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Oalerd. \ cyan la+aget , , and X*. 1,. Sewn 1.14.14•0• 4 is W 40411101. DU& tYtt—FATRAORDINART eillOW.— TEA TEATS set WAITERS, atm. • ! o , n 4,1 "raiment, la Row as SALE at 074 oalorl.uert Marra, et Newmalreet), X..chr yo. to tot of SOo. to 10 Worm. :to . hos ditto. fr I as. to 4 puma. •non :o. AL Saslow' ructions , arktty oratroll tt tr.r4 sissy at Om eirtuted Is is ♦ yuirter of Asir oritonot root. Wag W: l r Itous.l led Ootlgo orator" mho mai Woo r.1.1.1A1l S. BrILTUN lUppsa mod r'..o.ottoot. W.tItRA.NTED.—Tba Brat varied :%::, CI'ILILIIT la tbe world, all marked ?ton and 'rumored, Is alma., aril. , . t. tae, Osfo d-striet, corner allow. • • woroootrert. at priori that are remoorra. , • • ..at.• al tbo 111-laelt trory.luoidled • .rH. Itte. per awe; down& to oat* . run. corms, 31. CAL per pd!: loner tt, : • : , ft. Par &um; tf extra Sae, a.th Meer • -.e tabs toter , . from M. per rteatit ; •-•• p-it: Car% bora wale tater. front eta . . . cr., 2r. W. ; tablerreael% frau la. reel. •• Lntest of ram star..pprrafat.ra. • • r4.A.:e fur v. tett AU re eat Itas • • aou trier ot a eeetury. The largest In rarer and otherwise. sad al . • I.•tt Ott. to weamtrees. HEALTH-RESTORING FOOD .. 1 • !.:- —The ItICALE:eTA ARAB/ca. the 'y without lardie.ne, tamale' a we, • 'rental, lbw, BM billow, emu . ! "•,;•• dletelwki hatitta.dc• . • . Learthun, d stulescy, oppmei.et. ,'i-tea - .r Ws, n.laer of the otorsaeb duties, . • . reber eireosereacw, debility is the • cramps, parr, ke. WOO. ••• a, . . .n n ; lib. as. 111 41 . - 64 - ; . L• • . 11111411 k; 3!k, .... • - . Aux,. the La. awl NIL ertken rr:eipt of tow.ollee sr Waken' • • . . • r•tare, carriage tree ha Itigland aid . a. • prses,-1X &MIT cgd Oa, :17, .Y'S I.NIONIC BON BONS. the . • rtrooty Le all dikedere et the • a‘ :two to the hole tt - rt ..t I aad 'fleeting • "eel; ; • ' • le aad threat, . . brite.b. rersovieg pb b zirm . 0f av pone exporters la tile - - . y combine fa propoto ladtedisses found to le • . theme dange •• •1 , • ,t lilt, b. 111., e rous nd es. end . ••• ea remeipt Pael-edlet • - • - . • .I—DU UMW awl Cla., A' f VIOLENT COUGH. SORE ‘. V . • • INK FULMONIC WAFEII.B. . L 7 .• :1 had all UkCndall Pre ' • smiths, accomposial with es ' uktainlag so relief from tsy medi. al -,mwrkd by t• a.!fitttioar, Mrs. Yad.:Ltua • -nt re:l44 . ft , a De. brier,. Wat.7s , . to try • • - iineatpessriere iaTte;s;ne .1* ..re expegbeggad by Me frost neee box ant,. . 11..1,4 Warr, Mt. J. Nellie. beekeener. Market ! e 113, Al. IL, sad Ile. per box. Agents : I. tride:eisejleetetreec Lodes F.tat by an Xaa OIL WOOLIIII LKALE the Inateede4 baba Woe by rentals Have no tante nt Is. lA, Ila pet bas.—breare of sous. ~;;4— , clz H-ACHE PERMANENTLY CURED by . muorDrs ENAMEL kr 11 Ube das ys. toe* owl rm. wood aug *WOW Price Is., easogit lam ovum! stolutoss approved ty tat. enedie .1 tamely as Wag • pals se i'.swr, the nuoil 'Stets of 'bid aro • . ! eittnlsts in the tatted Kiegdost. Tent, • : usthissilulo WM puny tads to:orals 'oll dine. • 'us by Wm &sass Uri. 34, East Tim* Host.arsel. lout" :u return kw 13 puny lLe rust surans of this prepanalou be.. Waned sr-ass b pis se spurious iaut..tioas, sad to I - sdoortionsaio. It nostlful, thertiloso, to • •,...!t!ses wan that the alp of JOHN • tray pasbol. '.I'ATHY.-11031(EOPATHIC, • 1 AWL:MORT raaraunoNs sr* Milli. , • JAMEY; LEATH'S lisma,pathis Ow& • .•••••44, and 3. Pt. Paors-eberehynrd. r,ed is the matoActure la ig-analsei by • in the habit of agog aro pro. Pharmacy, 9, Vere.airaot. Qatari. and I.l.2nneeentiesl ebeadot a Is I . a h .cte i te-!...1 the ellsmy W acme rem& •re Nel• Mat by eao Whir neon. •t widinence or the publia."—Lir. Lauda% • - Jog pia .li.heeL u !AL eget ; past fm, L. tar tae table of pottitet, anarliag to do 'a. CA. 4O bottles. M. z 4 / 1 . 14 . 130 41 “ 214. • -• ...octant of the following valuable enema' au !thou Tealoadatdrus. Grads aro ...ay; to Me Triumouhle parages. .v 4o ~ Gad veterinary militiae supplier! I tTlllt Cflef/11, k 4d. per lb.; CHOW. tilt,. FOOD, ta.od. prr DINA At. ar. Alverially approved al. • raw gratis. lilt. nt.'s LAND. • ••-• t •••,, , , ladn Paper, IL. •. \ ' .1'..1:11C PICTURE a m t ts. tba HOLY f . •• , Ma:.: 11rwa of tat P,lm wl aces add . , • . : tad Lew Testmesas Ellib.7-11.9 i ' • . i ..., 21 larLia lit 12 beim • a ..a the allow, pike ila lii.. • • • • • 1 lAPWLL 1101f11. able, Palos I. bag Me Sad al tat LW Ws and LW • • r the Lora d %a israeli•et from Lisp' - , • -.. Mt akin loam from A:a.caidtta to . , At Laskd tekrucio. rue or Plate, ' ~ race or tin .111uwatad Loudon Newf." • . .1d rad ig all booked/tn. • . , , ll' ..i. print b. Gd., Part I. of -•.' " :1 iti.LI44I.:ES ; a buries of BATT?- . . .'" .• Jr , tellarr, Gold and Mine Plate, Parel.. . _Quo 03 " 184 . . .. ...• ; a tick. toriaerty ale to ladteiduala L , : • ...,• I rAII the WOWle mot etched by Immo , .. iAtt t. teetalaa:- - •••• ;I! • • duoitur Coale. - •' • T.. I ...t. bona, Obtet. . • . •• • , ••• L...ateeLawnit'Li ef bri ' • • I- •••• • 1. , ••• :a. af. saga% 38 . ........._____ _ .... ' , 7 . 1 , -. •Arard, L. 1 .- I•T••IA LK* V 11.4 NLW WALL Exif...a ~, ty oat la. ad., .yNILNT or LIFE. • • ,t, 4's, NA rational en or Law* 4 ':4114 .M rummer Mnrshillo-r„Esisat' .•41..1011a-1U rams Um& DI ,-r pi...at pLeata-tioantry rli - p - a .-- r1 1 .. . Nutt.' I:tan:age at llooma-linalo- i , aids& Almeida,. Lathing. Air. raid, - • INCLIAINS. 2 co:a la oak ; kV Porta . • , ' • 1 - , ••• `Latta ~ 1 MistArgli. be. ' • • •, . ,r,.; 1iC1..5.1, etas ot Deg* all ..,, .' ' '•'. 1..; by pat,, i s id, • . . %I. MINK, and AVOID. - •• .e. and t, a our union nay nut:. - ~..., .I I ant, 'taw and awl of am- - • •At...••• ~ ,t , . ...tutea, Wt Laramie Da • ' • ,'" • t•••••..... or ately, and andottera I • •., :••• a.tt •••,1 i.i.)Nr..eieraAtka of • "''^'e; Mart. 24 OneahlU ; fartalbo, ..........--- . • --. aus um 'atom. 10, Arcall-p , .....a. Ls. -----....,„......., ••. ".' i ‘ 1 • % " •11 It FItZtIIGLIt Laid, Sidi Ent . 11 ••• .. rsr • • L.l.me •••••I, ISr• milord, On Ten' . .. •;., r..4..a. 11 • ir, UN 'Lair. kr. ii nil(' tt 'Z . • :•••• ..1 t•. ireelt.,l I Lauf Witter .% and 1.•• 4••,....;•• %mama 44 marl 0 &heti were' I .0-7, • . • Y, fi?;IIIIIT ..,.., k ii • 1 r''' • .. r .;.•. t • 2 • .. . • .. 2 *ad 6.0.1.: J e t, ~, .t .r 4n : . p , t,...... t q . LP '.. ).41 -4111.1 e,.. ‘ ...., .. ...?1. "' . 1 • ,•• . ' I • 1: •..1i n ' I . : ? --***•••••..... i • 4..) i f * .. , ''..al: xt44l'4l6siveir rf , r. , c.i. r;. .• 1 ' % ~ • jie . •2 , ' 2 .. . \ ... CNN... .M/M• . : • 1., .... .. . ~_ .... . . . . ~. • . . • . • r _ _ (THREEPENCE. Letter, has Neeidebergorf the Bth last., report $ toatinsinee et ezesedliagly eold rengh weather, with high dry wises, end very severe alight heats, till the 6tb, mace which date it had hosoems milder, and a small gustily of rain had fallen, but moisten, was still very math wasted for the amps.. Many mm plaints are heard about the growing rye, and also, In part, about the wheat crops. The somplaiats of the rye crepe are aim pretty down the whole of the Bahia and r'trhas i Blemish provinces. Of all ether articles the stock on hand was Mulled to very small quad ties, the fresh supplies caseing in very sparingly. At the saute time the demand for wheat had increased and more business had been done le this article than of late at an advance of Is. to la 61. per imperial qsarter, 61 lbs. mixed being held at 365., 61 lbs. red at 33e. 3d., and 61 to 611 lbs. high mixed at 38s. Id. to 405.; all f. a b. Of rye, 1,700 to 1,800 lasts had been pureimesd at a gradual rise of 2s. per quarter; 17s. 6d. ,to 18e. 64. had bees paid far aims weigh* 67 to 68 lbs., sad holders were asking 34. per qr. mere mow. Barley was Is. per qr. dearer, sturdier at 15r. for 52 lbs. Imp. Oats were worth 10a. for 37 to 371 lbs. Peas sad beans had advanced 6d. per qr. In linseed nothing wee doing, end the rates were rather 111141 r. Freights had deehned ; for first class morels the rate was 3r. 3d. to 3s. 6d. per quarter for whist, sad la. per Lei to the east mast, area 46.3 d. to 4e.61d•a0 the west coast of Groat Britain. RAILWAYS. Tau DAT, Two o'Clhoz. Shares have shown considerable firmness this morn ing, especially the lighter descriptions, some of which have obtained an advance. Caledonians mark 8; Greet Northern., fli ; North Stafford.. 73 ; Ber w i e k s , 13:. The basins/is going forward, however, is of a very limited character. DUBLIN srocu.—aur U. tpethat. Connie Oreh Meek . Ole* UMW, 0=2: 7 . •••• ( 3 L Pa) I TU BURN Ned Dolan mg Deejewle Desk& sad Brettilles ..... ...... 1111 I CICHANCIEB AND STOCK; ABROAD. Heraele. UAT ll. Reuben Three.rod,4olell per Osele.. 97 hille, 904 iiitiasy; Lubeck Isee, IMO, 1171 bilk; Preeekta eye per Cents. 1106 We; Berrien rive per Oat Certif. 996 NU., 99 00 • 1 71 Dinh 170 11 1 PR Lana. 1044 tell.: Ditto, Four pm Ceuta. Orkellth eft Neorsey; D.nl. neat& Lout, Three per Calla, 70 Ulla, ON =ay; Otto Is tow. sharer. 70 1 Nl* 70 eoooe7 i Ditto, Free pee Cents., 94 bills, 92 reaseT; Swedish 77 7 P Pew per Can., 97 Nth, 94 mosey; Nervesiaa tour per Orts., 9111 MS; BMA& Tire pee Cents, ill bills, 11l mosey ,; Ditto. Three per Ones. Wand money. , 29 bllle, 29 memo; Aewerican tai per (teeth 10114 hille, 1014 Br. Pirraessuse, Ike 3.—Fseltimp cet Lambe: three Routhe, U PI Mt Alsr 13.—Dnieb Funds : Active Debt, Two-and. n.llall per Cents., 551 money, 53 13.16 bills; Ditto, Th roe per Cents., 631 money, 631 bill.: Ditto, Fonr per Cents., 161 mossy, Wit Mils ; East India Lose, Four per Orota., M$ maeey,. 841 Ai e ; Bassi= Five err Cents., Mope and Co., 104 money ; tittby Fear per Cents., onesirts, 44 mosey ; Spanish Five per Ceuta, II 13.16 moot 7, 11 1-16 bill.; Laos, Three per Cents., inland. 301 nalmey. 7101 biUs ; Austrian Five per Cents, Meta/Noes, 74 mosey, 741 ball; Ditto, Fwassiii-a-Hall per Cents., 99j o ary, If 13.111 Embolism : on London. 11.07; two months, 12.412; an Heishorg, 33. IS ; two months. 33; on Paris, 36.611; two month., KM. thew to, MAT 14.—Belgian Funds: Loan, 1440, rt.. per Omta, $7l; Ditto, 1844 971 ; Ditto, IS* 941; Ditto, 1444, Four-sod. • Ralf per Coats., 414 ; Loan of the City, 1532.4, Four per ISO; Ditto, 11144-3, Flea per Cents, 931; Bask of Belgium, Q = pst Closte., 711.—Lsolinowe on London, 23.371. ATITIntr, MAT It —Fathoms on London, 23.00. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoon. The appearance of the government broker as a purchaser of stock this morning caused the market for public securities to open with an appearance of firmness, and prices were first quoted at an advance of ever yesterday's closing rates. Consols were first called 961 to 1 for money, azd 961 to 1 for account ; balances had scarcely commenced with those prices when the dis quieting nature of the accounts from Paris, and a consequent decline in the Renton, brought sellers into the market, and prices gradually gave way to their present quotations, 96 to 1 for present transfer, and l 961 to 1 for account. The T Ives per Ceuta. Reduced have been done at 931 and 1; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, at 971 to j. Exchequer Bills of all descriptions have exchanged hands at 68s. and 71,; and India Heads at 88s. and 91s. prem. Long Annuities mark 8 3-16 and ; ditto 30 years, 1860, 8 7-16. Most descriptions of foreign stocks are in gco d demand to-day, sad prism generally tend upwards, but the principal business of the morning has ' been in Mexican and Peruvian. The former deck was first dealt in at 301, and the price was then run up to 311, the highest point being a rime of 11 per cent.; but it is now flatter, at 301 to 1. Peruvian Actives opened good, and first marked 78, then declined to 76, and were last transacted at 761. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents. and Buenos Ayres Bonds also mark higher. The business done is at the following rates :—Brazilian Old Bonds, at 88. Buenos Ayres for account, at 54 and 531. Danish Five per Cents., at 98. Four per Cent. Dutch Certificates, at 8.5/ and 1. Equador, at 31. Grenada, at 161. Mexi can' at 31 for money. and 301, a, 311 e, and for the 31st inst. Peruvian Four-and-a-lialf per Celts., 1849, for account, at. 78, 77,76, and 761: Ditto De ferred, at 341, 35, and 341. Portuguese Four per Cents., at 34 and 331. Russian Four-and-a-Half per ente., at 961 ; ditto Scrip, at 31 and 3: prem. Spanish Aelive Five per Cents., at 171 for money, and 171 and : for time. ENGLISH YUND&—Tan DO. Pant Ptoet, fin 61 I 3r Ct. Coo. Ace.. Pt) 3 lot Ct. Bud. ammo. * 3 por Cta.96; T 3 tot Ct. tbs. ADD& * baelloquee tolls, 684. to 719. ymmmirtmis. . 6 per (It Austrian Benda, 1 pre et. Or gan& Ida. 16 4 4$ per CL Belt. boat.. 112 9 arena& Wen red 8d... 3. 4 Slµ per Cent, 6 per (X Mei.. 1644, 349 1 3 per et. Brazilian Ida.. SS I 0 per et. Peruvian 1141... 73 6 Mao New. 86 7 lb. lvehemd Nu. 6 per CL nonce Lem 81 I Portuguese Om., 33 4 DM" Miss DU.* 101 6 per U. Kum 114 ..106 8 Ms Ochreb. DEL Oda. Ditto 'mule" Bat , lii i Oulu enille" Inginire 111 a.. 33 4 3 per Ct. "panne Ma.. 371 i I par 434. Dial& Ms.. 21.614 3 Ditto ?wave Be., 34 4 24 perßda. 43 2 per et. VAIDIMINIS . 33 4 pin tn AM& Omit. 651 64 Veneenela listened lant Ws. .ll 44 II LITMUS= OP THE WEST INDIA COLONIES. It is pepsin, be slaw what has mainly prevented the exteneiveassi pearinwous cultivation of the British Won Indies ceitraiee, and in what manner they may be seeds perks' and E .urishing. Tbe Arm hiedrance to their prosperity hem un doubtedly been the slavery which the Spaniards in trodund and the British government abetted sad teetered nail 1834. The neetreary conetqaenee of slavery I. tyranny. Without ignorance and ty ranny slavery mold not have been perpetuated ar rendered productive of gain. But sow slavery has ceased, its effects on the masters of the former slaves, en the new fretting, and the inter mediate rase of the Creole population, cannot be re moved speedily. Hetes arbitrary government, &Li mote et lees of cowardice and craft, ass still predomi nant. Where tyranny sad slavery are allowed to exist they ponies the moral atmosphere, and the most geserons, noble, and energetic spirits cannot breathe in it. Without their Waseca there can be no tree hoodoos, or perfectly just and equitable government. He•es the delfieulty experienced by such governors as Lord Noreseatey, Lied Sligo, and Sir Lintel Smith in governing Jamaica. Men of more arbitrary dispen noes have ruled; for the Emma wit► more Insien; Id the effects of their immanent are Mi le BOUM of our colonies to this day. That enlightened public opinion which guides, restrains, and also kw pels governments In England, has little if any force in the West Indies. There is hardly any ioduential and ewitaining middle class upon whom a liberal and jut governor can depend for support, in opposition to the head, of factions, who seek only their prr.onal or family aggrandisement. The press can scarcely be termed tree. Every faction has its organ, which expresses the opinion., feelings, and views of three who are in reality its master,. Ami?et the strife of contending fictions, the voice of reason, moderation, and impartial justice is rarely heard. And to • ve►y great extent the same remark applies to the legisla tire bodies. These are not wanting in them men of great sense, ability, and energy, but persons who can take a calm and unprejuaiced view of the general interest., and introduce and carry out such manores as are calculated to promote them, are very rare. In the next place, the towns to which most Europeans resort for the sake of society, and in order to carry on mercantile pursuits, are hot and compara tively unhealthy, and hence the West Indies hare acquired a character for unhealthiness which they do not deserve. Those who have resided in the moun_ tains speak highly of their salubrity. These several causes have operated to deter the best men from settling permanently in the West Indies. So long as monopoly secured a high price for sugar and coffee, capital found its way, where it produced • certain and extraordinary return ; bat now that has been de stroyed, capital and credit are as suddenly w i'hdrawn, and those who borrowed money to purchase and cul tivate their estates hsve been in too many instances ruined by that general want of ceaSdence, panic,', and pressure, which hare been too notorious, and of long continuance. Bat the land, the labourers, and the demand for produce remain. Let us we whether there countries may not still be rendered prodective, and whether our West India colonies may not yet be made sources of profit to capitalists, and to our mer ehae•s, shipowners, and manufacturers is England, and the abodes of free, skilful, industrious, and there fore prosperous families. _ _ _ The mountains of Jamaica are proverbially healthy, and they will produce the mcet luxuriant crops ot corn, vegetables, fruits, coca, coffee, aad cottoo. The eager race grows no w! ere better then on some of these mcuntains • ar.d guinea-grass, mangoes, bread fruit, and other food f.r cattle, cheep, goats and pigs, may be grown to any extent regain d to provide ani mal food for settlers. Several colonies of European families might be planted here with the greatest advantage to them selves and others. Fertile land is obtainable at a very low price in fee simple, and coffee, occoa, cotton. and provisions are planted, cultivated, and fitted for market with an amount of labour small, when com a pared with that required in colder countries. There are numerous houses and pltn•ations already esta biAA, and there would be no difficulty to kind and considerate employers in finding labourers experienced in the work necessary to support and extend such ecabliahments. The mountains ex.end from o➢e end of the island to the other, varying in e:evatio➢ from 300 to 6,000 feet above the level of the see, and seldom more than from 12 to 20 mike distant from the ma coast. In these mountains the thermometer is rarely lower than 86, or higher than 86, and either the sea or land breezes constantly temper the heat, so that it is never ➢npleasant for European constitutions. Without the cold - of winter it is by no means so hot as in the hottest lemons of this country. At least 600 such settlements, each co➢taining 30 or 40 herniae*, might be established to the greatest advan tage in Jamaica, and they would serve to give a new and improved character to the condition, pursuits, and prospects of the country. If one such colony were to be formed and prove successful, a tide of emi gration of the proper kind would est in to the regene ration of this mo,t beautiful and fertile island. It is by the influerce and example of such small colonies that the emancipated negroes would be most rapidly improved. The time occupied in the voyage to Jamaica would, by steam, be less than a month, wheress, to New Zealand and Australia it takes four monthe, a long and most disheartening confinement to those who are about to quit all their associations in their native land. To re nder the sea coast of British Guiana heslthy for European farmers and labourer', it is necessary— let, that a deep and wide canal should be cut from the terminus of the railroad at Mahaica to the Courantyne; 2nd, that the besachee in the front sea dams should be made up ; and 3rd, that the trees on the sea coast by which the breeze from the Atlantic is intercepted, should be cut down and the lard cleared. It would then be easy so to drain the land for at least 100 miles of sea coast as to render it available for the growth of sea-island cotton. The whole expellee of these various operations would not, it is believed, exceed one hun dred thousand pounds. Cotton of the very finest quill to a very large extent has been grown on this and, and, perhaps, there is no spot in the world better adapted for the cultivation of cotton to supply the English manufacturers. NATIONAL EXHIBITION.-BAINOLZT, MAT This sithseriplosis of Ws lows towards the objsots of this astiocol usidertskiog, amounts to about 2004 At a Nutt ing bell a few days alas*, by the linen anantilactarers. It was agreed that they should not compete spinal sash °tom, but fur each to exhibit ditheult articles of linen ntaaufaeture. A meeting was hold in the Court-house on Tuesday, for the Cof argreoing spout the articles that sack would menu ar, hat malt was the Jealousy which prevailed amongst thou, they scull eons tone defolte terns, and tho mesh sit separated, leasing each to esbibit what he thinks proper. - - - - ELECTORAL RFTOIII.—At a public meeting held on the .semis of the 13th, at the Corn Exchange, Peter borough, Mr. R. J. Head I. the chair, • lecture wee &sheered by Thomas Deo I, Rag , ea the composition of the premiss House of C Amami, and the ebetseles *Riedel' to prevent any effettual reduction of lb. public expeditors or revision of the system of taxation. The lerstrer dwelt on the Weak* ef excluding the induesrioua deism from their fair saws in electing members of parliament, and the iniquity of 26 Wrongly with constituents numbering 9,163, ramming m many members as 25 larger towns, having eellamively 229,366 electors. This address °coo pied two hours, end wee listened to with the greatest attention by • numerous audieues. Alter the lecture a con siderable ember of members wee added toile Peterboroagh essaclatims. Tux BRWG-VILADIS ROCKING STONE.—On Ban day the 26th alt., a number of " air vies," who are sow employed on the Vets of ?froth Railway, was•only O'er turned, by means of livers, the well-known Ie pre or rocking ▪ one, which was situate war Beta. Wladia waterfal!. The stone, which is anpossed to weigh about 39 tom, was balanced so slimly that the merest touch unly was required to shake it. This huge at Woe a ammonia a v•-• Tasty and "as old as the hills," was highly prized, nay, almost 'contrived, 7 the Isidro of this Oceanic's* portion of tlis country, sa d was alto • 'gnat attraction to vision —Cam brian. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, kit is, 1/350. SPORTING. NEWMARKET BBOOND SPRING MEETING. BETTING ON TUESDAY NIGHT. TIM UMIAK STOW . 3 to I T to 3 tilt tot De rb °art tom (t) I 4to I opt Qamimodo, . MIST. II to Wot =elm 41 lo I opt Nutottell (t) II to „II to 1 Blarney (t) II to 1 via to 13 fitz Moira It 140 to 15 Captain Great (t) ts to NM to IS Boma 14 to Imo to to — Royal Hart (t) 13 to limos 1000 to 10 Lady Ortoldlat 10 to mit (1) N to 0311100800 m MOO to 10 Pytbot SI Maim. Pholled. sad stehell were bodied Is the aseree of the day he Mural Itstedrod pseuds ; 1.000 eves laid between Mara sad The Nigger. aid the was be wee" Posen sad The itiataa. WEDNESDAY'S RACES. Cssurion Stains of f 0 ease. seek. It ft far &yr olds; oohs, Set Tito ; Atha. aid /*Wisp. Set. From the It X. Mortis, post to tho Dube* Ermal. (9 subs.) Doke dltriArtra Bordosts (L Pettit) 1 lard Mama% Plotonoker .(Fl by leagthe Betting 6to Send te 1 oft Berdssas. Wea stet iosz Eau is Isis. 62 see. IlmisloAr PLATS 0160 son. fur three pear olds aid ep wards, to run the same Retailer as the sew T.Y.C., manias Montt seventy was is admit» of the se. T.Y.O. Manisa post, sod floddliles eta per as theirise ei the bill. Mr. tWd 7 yor, is al (T. Mal 1 M,. O. Ilalooolt sod. Oa. .(IMatoms lord MMus% W , 4 yr% 714 125 (Potoi 114031 V, i 1112 Mt /soft is g o N I ask_ea maims aparte rof amile, g — e - ro pries7:947:l7l;;:s w who was sever attar beaded, and woa easily by two loadtbs: Wallflower a very reed third. Raa ia la. 12 sec Surrotx lITAKIII of 16 DOM rub, 5 ft if declared, Se., wit! 60 added, waiters errs. The mead to am its stake. 2.5 subs. 14 of else pad 5 soya web. Mr. Sonringes 94 George, 3 I Sot ..... Mr. Nertlrs Herbert, 4 pi. ;e dit, ....... (Maims I Mr. Peers Clkiss4 4 yrs. Ist I Illa ( 0 4 41 49•7 3 JOCIST CLua PLATO of 60 use. for 4-yiwold, 7st ; five, fla 11112; am sad aced fatale the property of members of Om Jockey Clab. B. C. Doke of Salford's St. It walla walked over. Bwasvevaxas of Moon-eta for 4-yrs old ; oohs, Bst 101 b; 611.e5, 8•t 6ib; wianeve extra. Last dine miles of B.C. Duke of Bedsore's Bt. Rosalie walked ever. flwnemaxas of 10 sow. see►, to whisk then were three euNeeriberi, went off by comment. 0 ding to (request stores of hail sad rain, the attendance was very seem, and no one appeared to regret that the rasing terminated with the 131116.1 k Btek•s. BETTING UP TO FIVE O'CLOCK. 11 to 2 on Ow Illokl IS to 1 NM The Mire (t) IS to I Pildad(t) 14 to I Mildew IS to 1 Mayors No others BETTING AT MANCHESTER—.TOZBDAT. 16 to I opt Moog IS to I Hansa 30 to Deems 33 to I Tietalwal 3310 I Cariboo HANCIIIIIITIS CVP —4 to 1 apt CookermorZiTtaMd oft off), 4 to 1 apt Legerdemain (t), 6 to 1 eget Vanguard (t), 8 to 1 apt Ellerdale (t). 10 to 1 apt Wallow (t). BAL.ronD Boaorou Crr. - 6 to 2 Best Wooled& (t), 6 to 1 ag.t Betel (t),10 to I apt Gratitude (t). DERAT.-6 to I apt Bolingbroke, 6 to 1 apt Climber, 12 to 1 apt The Nigger, 12 to 1 apt Voltipur, 14 to 1 apt :Mayors (tl, 16 to 1 apt Mildew, 20 to I apt Italian (t), 1,000 to 15 apt Brasses (t). MONIY MARKET. ItuouC AT Wolave bega ei rpared witb tbio big masa , 'Widget by Mr. .7. Robirtsoo_._. The trbotani sure frees Monies Is as follows: The *make* 'of Moan prematod, es Ule 64k Of a pipet do in, fer the arramgemeat et the foreign faebt, Wed ea Ike hilawiss terms lat. Lyon oast, amen to bs assvarbod late a 3 per mut . mation of a 31. m agreed by Mr. Rebartera's ani . 2ad. Os the sceeptanat of die hew stook by the bead. kakis's, anises to be gives forthwith on the goveresiest et the Valtsd States for 2 millions of the indemnity messy, lisa la 1861, awl 11 is 1862, beteg 14 millions to ammo M 'nerds. iividando. 3rd. One amid alread ams s, all sms ved and be remind up to b W Mth the Io o ne,, ntimme y d resol is Menke a to t 8.700,000 too aphid to the digitised, from the he Jimmy 1547, to Mb lute, 1860. 4 4 - Who appreprimisea et, PIPOMIIIII 0101194111 to the heed holden hi be lithe* *us *imp s u m of eke Yin Cres ; and Temples Cabled Houses la 30 Per net of As Import duties Ptletio to all the poets et dm mallet of itexito. ea. A skein font of 11111.111111111 deb, usually to be pro. vided by 167:10. his pm aka *simmer the Mw stock. This priget ds /al is semlelled ley its whole !sagas sem witleposi harem beet read Ise use Met limaia the Casa her serDepetios os tee ilek, wet refined to the sztraardisary letting the Hoy, at th e exclusive whim et their de- Thelibera of lism quarteely salsoofindigo sommessedesterday, of 12,1nt dews (iaoladleg . 3 alma at losatt is at, or erillidriern former sales, end 3,335 chests in second buds), of which 6,301 chests are Bengal, Oude, Ike., 1,110 Madras, and 461 Harpah. Tee sales opened with a parcel of floe Bengal, of which about half was sold at ad. pot lb. above the rates of January, the chief ptoportbo imaging above 4s. 9d. per lb. Upon Hurrah aid Madras the advance was fall 3d. to 4d. per lb, and these rates rebid throughout the day. To-day the advance in price was fully maintains) for Bengal and Madras, whilst for the few Karma offend. rather higher prime were paid. The quantity passed in the two day's sales is 3,719 chests, of which 1,684 were withdraws, 376 bought in, and 1,660 sold. Numerous are the projects for the reduction and liquidation of that offspring of war, the national debt, that from time to time 'here been submitted for our consideration. Few, however, appear to us to have upheld in its integrity the fundamental principle that the rights of the national creditor must be held sacred and inviolable in the fulled and strictest meaning of the term, in dealing with this all-important ques tion. Some writers propose to liquidate the debt by the sale of the crown woods sad forest', by a tax of 10 per cent. on landed property, and the confiscation ot the church property, &c. ; and others by schemes equally impractleable and unjust. There are others, aga;n, who propose a direct general tax, like the income tax, for this specific object, forgetful that this is one which parliament would not be likely to adopt, since the class of which its members are composed would them selves be the principal contributors; beside', we know from expedites that no plan yet propounded for a simple and direct reduction of the national debt has ever been favourably entertained, nor is any such likely to succeed. To reconcile these conflicting elements, it is proposed to combine with the payment of the interest the permanent re daction of the national debt, so that the two objects cannot be separated. This suggestion is very syste matically developed in a short pamphlet which has just appeared by " A Threadneedle-street Broker." He propose s to deal first with the Three per Cents., estimated in round numbers at 623,000,0001. :Assam log that the value of this stook in the market is at par, or a trifle above, sod the period favourable to the measure, he proposes that the following terms should be offered to the stockholders, with the alternative of being paid off if they do not chomps to accept them : For every 1001. stock, Nodal:lag at present, per ennui £3 0 0 And a Ais liable to reduction of interest, whenever chase/unit prism remedies 100 sad upwards. 751. of a 3 per cent stetssateed free say redseetes whatever, -Iwo yeses; the facesas or interest front, would be And ma annuity for 31 years, of per annun 1 0 0 The present holder ot 1001. stock,produciagnvw but 31. yearly,would then receive per annual for 31 years £3 6 0 Or, in other words, the stockholder consents, in consideration of the Three per Cent. interest being guaranteed from reduction for 35 yews on 751., to be repaid the remaining 231. by yearly instalments of 1/., with interest. Or the proposition may assume a diversity of forms, the principle, which is all that is contended for, being adhered to ; for instance— He will naive 75c, of a 3 per cent. stock, gwtranteed from reduction for 30 year,, which will be worth £Bo 0 0 hut an annuity of 11., for 31 year% worth £lOO 0 0 Bat swamies the 76/. 3 per cent. stock, which will produce the proprietor Ia the mean time 21.6,. per annum, work only, at the average for the whole period £7s 0 0 And that the annuity has been reinvested in 3 per cent. stock, at par, it will sweat to £126 0 0 The success of either of these or any similar plan depends upon a contingency which does not appear to be very remote, namely, that the Three per Cent*. are at or above par, and, we may add, the ability of the government to pay off the dissentient stockholdere, which is an equally important consideration. The principle, however, of reducing the national debt by terminable annuities holds good acidic any circum stances, and recommends itself to the consideration of our legislator., inasmuch u it can be carried out without prejudice to the interests of the fundholder, and to the great advantage of the country. What would be the effect of the application of the above plan to the Three per Cent. Stock after 31 years if the writer's suggestion were adopted he clearly points out in the following palwage : We have men that the nation owes 523,000,0002 to iodi viduals who are paid by the nation, oat of the taxes, an sonnet interest of 15,690,0001 ; and as little or no provision is made for the liquidation of the capital, at the lad of 31 years we shall be in the MSS state, via. owing 523,000,0001., and paying annually 15,500,0001. ; whines, by the proposed plan, the nation will have paid an increased annul expen diture of 1,307,6001. for 31 yeses: and, at the end of that period, not only will that cease, but also the annuity of 3,922.6001. per annum, and the nation will have liquidated 130,760,0001. of the natlesal debt, leaving that portion of the debt then to le provided for only 391,250,0004 subject to as maul expenditure for interest of 11.767,6004 lesissill of 15,690,0001., es at present. It the prepaid tereperary outgoing of 1,307,600/. colon be provided foe by a degrease of expendi ture is other branches of the pulls 81196111, it will only have to be endured till 1860, whoa a kogreameast will be saved to the public by the falling in of the Leag Annuities ; thus, by an Renard paymeat of 1,3046004 4 addition to our present expeadi:urts, for 31 years, et la the whole, 40,532,6001, we shall hare paid end int rid of for ever, the principal and interest of 130,710,0001. of ear present an nual debt; whereas, the 1,307,5001 , if est sport foe the ri - (Notional the principal of the National Debt in a Three per Cent. Stook, std improved at that as of latereet, would only mouse at the end Wilts 31 years to 65,400,0001, in stead of, as in the plea proposed, twice that amount, bald. e avoiding the risk alluring the voluntary appropriation in. tempted. The returns of the banks of Brussels give the total notecirculation on the let instant at 40,173,605 f., of which 29,603,603 f. were loud by the Societe Generale, and 10,570,000 f. by the Bank of Belgium.l The di.couot business done by the three establish ments of Brussels during the previous fortnight amounted to 6,111,477 L, and that of the Bank of Flanders to 540,833 L Advioes from Dantzio of the 9th state that great buoyancy prevailed in the grain market, and during the fortnight a rise of 4e. per quarter had takes place for all descriptions of new wheat. The opera tions had mainly been influenced by speculators on the spot, the commission houses only looking on. In other grain the tendency had also been upwards. Rye had advanced 2s. to 2s. 6d. per quarter during the last ten days, whilst pees had advanced Is., and barley was also dearer. The quotations per imp. qr. f. o. b. at date were as fol lows; wheat, high mixed, 62 to 623 lbs., 41s. to 42e. ; ditto, good mined, 61e lba, SU to 40n ; rye, 18e. to 18.. 6d. ; barley, large, 17s. to 18e.; peas, white,l9s. to 20s. Freights co London and the emit coast were 28. 9d. to 3s. per qr. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW43TILEBT. ATTMSTT AT 17 - aidi was rthexamined, charred with hurttlarionaly mateeng the premises el Mr. T. Merent, wholesale irwimonger, of No. 603, New Odor& street, aid with attimpung to steal eight guns, of the value of 221. Oa the evening of On fizh inst. the proneator'e brothn, who is in the habit of sleeping over the warehouse in New Oxfontairen, went thither toe that purpose, and opened the front door with his key. Ile lighted a candle, and as be was turning the *sugar the prisoner suddenly sprang up. He asked him what be wanted there, and the prisoner replied the: he had bans let in by a person who had desired him to earn that Duarte, and at the nine time be pointed to the eight guns, which were tied up, ready to be carried on, and which proeirenter's brother left We in the window whoa the warehouse was closed. Darling this einversation a vein misheard at the do-r as If it was addressed to the son. soner,nyieg "Are you rea dy 1" The prierran was then given into custody, and he at first refused to give his name. • quantity at skeleton keys, Lucifer "Wales, and a " jemmy " were found upon tbe counter, near the guns. The prisoner was fully tinamitted for trial. SOUTH WARY. PICILINO POCKET* AT Till BaIOUTOX RAILWAY STA- Tlux.—J. McDonald was eittrged with picking the pockets of several persona at the London-bridge terminus of the Brighton r. lway. Squires, 134 M, said that for some time past a numerous gang of young thieves have been in the habit of carrying on their depredations in the vicinity of the railway-station, stealing property of antithesis's value from parties arriving from the country. In constquenee of these robberies, wit new and other cosatablis have been directed to watch them, and several of the peg have been apprehended and pu. niched. Last evening, on the arrival of the last train, wit ness perceived the prisoner busily engaged in trying the pockets of several persons who were quitting the terminus. One c ending= seised hold of his hand while he was in the act of 'reeling his handkerchief, and handed him over to his custody, when he foand three handker chiefs in his possession. The gentleman whom be attempted to rob was not able to attend, owing to his bring compelled to proceed to Birmingham this morning. The prisoner was asioeiated with a desperate gun y of young thieves infesting the Bmough, bat he generally managed to escape from justice. Mr. alletkett committed him to Brixton for fourteen dam for attempting to pick poekete and having in his paremcon stolen property. FESTIVAL OP TUE SONS OF THE CLERGY. —The anniversary festival of the Sons of the Clergy, founded fir the purpmes of relieving necessitous clergymen's families, and for putting them out in respectable situations, was trek brated els day in Bt. Paul's Cathedral, with a fall choral service, in which the united choirs of her Majesty's Chapel Royal, Br. Paul's, Westminster Abbey, and St. George's Chapel, Windsor, took part. The sermon was preached by by the Venerable Charles Musgrave, D.D., Archdeacon of Craven. At the conclusion of divine service • very liberal **diction was made. METROPOLITAN INTERMENT BILL. A niceting, called by the Acti•State Church Association, MA plata to-day at the London Tavern, C. Gilpin, Rag., in the chair. The object of the meeting vas not to oppose the principle of extramural interments, bat to adopts measures for obtain'ag an alteration is the clauses of the government bill, which wears a perpetual sinners annuity to the clergy, in compensation for the Ms of fees coosegoent on the discontinuance of interments in eidatieg burial-grounds. Resolutioes la conformity with this object were adopted, and the meeting had not separated when we weal to prose. CUMBERLAND BENEVOLENT Ught the anniv•nuy festival of this institution wu "'- bested at the London Tavern, when about 100 of the friends and supporter' of the imitation set down to an excellent dinner. Mr. Hildyard, N P.. presided, and was supported by the Hon. C. Howard, M.P , Mr. Marshall, M.P., Mr. Beasley, M.P., Captain Lowther, M.P., sad Mr. Hodgson, NP. Alter the loyal toasts had been duly honoured, the chairman proposed "The Cumberland Benevolent Institu tion," observing that this was the 101st annivrreary, and therefore a very proper p•ri3d for balmier their books He doubted not that the society world *mist during another century, and be the means of didasing still greater benefits then had hitherto flowed from it. (Chem.) Mr. J. Rosy, jun., the treasurer, rrad the esnual repo r t of the gm . mimeo, from which it appeered that, during the past year forty-four indigent natives et the county had received permanent relief, at a colt of 6281. Three deaths had occurred daring the year, leaving the pelmet number of r oamers 41. Berea petitions from persons seeking the aid of the charity had been presented ; end the coma& tee. taking into oesiiderstion the pecuniary untie lot the institution, have admitted three permanent peasioners, in addition to dm 41 at present ea the society. The income of the inCitatioa last year was, friun dividends, 132 J. ; annual entemiptions, 1001, makin g 2321. ; and the money distributed swops th e pensionen Neu the year 1827 had been 45,6671, rularive of necessary disbursements They therefore had to rain 2961, and be hoped this would he does by the sabecriptime in the rem. The sabeeriptions of the company amminted to nearly 3001. THE CANTERBURY SETTLEMENT.—The nebulas &al arrangements for the settlement of Canterbury, New Zealand, an in a state of great forwardness. The Rev. Thomas Jackson, Canoe of Bt. Paul's, and Paincipal of the Training College, Batten's, is likely to be appointed the Lint bishop. LEWES SAVINGS BANE.—No further defalostion has been Mounted, though the investigation of the depn piton' account has boon pushed with some considerable viva,. Mr. Bartlett, the estuary, has made an assignment for the benefit of hie mullion, whose claims are consider able. --- • Vassm Buaxao AT SEA. —Oa Saturday morning 111304 1 000 tko roboosor Porosities:et, of Wootp .rt, Chules Top's% master, from Cosk for Olsigow, took firs about fly. Bliss auto( Carlingfosd, tad worn tuatara (lowa to the wator'oodgo. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Book' oontittuerHrm. The ooly p .blia ode has been one of 2,200 boxes of good and flue coloary yellow Havannab, duty paid, which went off well at full priors, 40e. to 435. The reflood market con.inses Ann; poem lumps, 48s. 61. to 60s. ed. l'imurro.-100 Inge sold in public sale at a shade advance on last week's prim, 4t to 41 par lb. Istmoo.—The sale is progressing without any material alteration its pries*. Stsious.—Qaotationa me unaltered, tut demand continua Corns continue firm. TILL—Thu I;arke7wears • a Tory first appearance, bat It has not been active to-day. BUM mad TRA steady ; dull of sal COMMA Comma, Btd. to 9d. per lb. ame. Ia other arteries no alteration ; bat the general anseuat of business done Ms been hunted. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is rather quiet tc-iay, with little Mane in prices. Town Tallow, 36e. to 36e. 94. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 37 5. ; October to December, 38e. 64. ; October to December, separate nacethe, 395. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Meters. Cooper and Davis npert the supply skeet sad tookiag op, at the fallowiag quotations :—Fria endow, 665. to 7ts. ; infortor, 655. to 665. ; Howe, 645. to 00s.; Clover, 65.. to Ms. ; Straw, 225. to Ws. BRISTOL. may 15. • _ rastrkst:stili continued firm, and with • Mr await at beim, the prhieloat pat or giblets was dons at dm palm dors palm. Ms cuiwises wands Wi stem QUM, arm Milt Mod at In, sad Midlands at 331. HAMBURG. May 11. BOSSIIIIMAWL—Miteeb. B.rgd., 90 bills ; Ditto Priority, 106 kills, PPM Mettle Hentb., 17 bilk, 71if mosey; Dm' per Cants., 100 j bine, 100 money; Mark. P b: js kei gi on b wi . spi kale, 63 money ; ditto Priority. Five per Cents., ma wen Oi P s iten, 999 Win, 92 weer; ditto Ptiority, 10i MOM Mlle Met per Omuta, 102 j bilis; Mecklenburg, 31 Wt., 302 wag I dillo Priority Poura-lialf per Coati., tol si osym Akan MK 93 billo. aod- 991 mosey ; Prtdorke Jolt llllem 11 COMMANDER FOP.SYTIiefI AICTIC BRANDI' RlPE nivioN.—Upwards of 1.7001. bee been subscribed towards the fitting of the branch expedition to proceed in search of Freaklin under the command of Forsyth. LUNACY.—Front a return to ea order of the Hoare of Commons, just issued, it appears that during the year ending 31st July, 1849, the s um of 13,7471. was waived by the secretary of the Commission la Loamy. Of this sum 9,0001. was for the salaries of the commissionen ; 8001. for the salary of the seminary ; 2,15981. was received from the Mesmer, for Want* of quarterly amonate; end 1,2611. was cask received fee lissome. Nest to the salaries of the commissioners, the greatest item of expenditare during the year was 2,3651. for the travelling and parsons' expanses of the countheloners. Sarre autarmlik ,~r ■+w_ AAt. a isariatee dna. Walv.is Stour Valley aka, Wed,. sad Duda./ arlas l 7P‘orettkVar• Da. witboat a gaaraatar !Addis stem, aad i Bina— MClmam I •• • •• • •• • adyhimi Oft Presralso Dahlia owl jelinnit j P A vr( 1::($1.104.) 11 p. CS. Peer De(71.10e.)7 p.Ctrool. reetern Countet Do. New Pref. p. De. Ray p. Cl.. No. I De. do. No. 2 Do. N. Pt N. 6 per Ct Do. do. 0 per Pet Do. New . . aliment Unice: grime (late 11.. U. Ob.) . A Do. elms B. sod etilttr De. =C. p. CL) East Do. New .. Do. New f shares PAW. Llneolnildre 0011:111 teed 6 per Cent Idlolturga and Otsego* I Enter, Yeovil, k Doran. • Elate( sod Exmouth I Gloucester & Dean Forest Great Northers ; Do.l shares. A,D;(eneeil I Do. Isamu IL 6p. Ct. Do. 3 per Cent Pref Gt. &loth. and West. are, Do. Eighth.. . Great North of Eighth.... New. Do. Nsw..E3o Do. New, £l6 Great Western Do. New, All kill sod Selby De. 1 shares orscasur sad Carlisle .. Do. Tb4L aocashtre sad Yorkshire Do. New (gus.Sp.Ct.). Do.llnd,enfieldafsbeff. Lo. West Riding Unice Leads and Bradford... .. Leeds and Think . . Do. Prat a o. Con . tNo.l Do. N 0.2 Do. Do. N 0.2 Do. Pref. Quarto's 11146 landau and BlariwaU Loa., Wawa Ss &Cosa De. New sus. 6 p.Ct. Do. gnarentasda t . C . L late Croydon Do. het 3 par put_.. Ds.Conert. S p.C.,1152 Larks and Ormantob Do. Preseason .. Lnulan a North-Western Do. do. Wsw j saves.. Da Mar . London ft Pooh-Waters Do. New, g3O Do. Now, Do. New Preereass Lowestoft Qtar.4 per Cent. Buz.,andblatiodi Ranch., nhef,oLinoolosh Do. f Aires, No. 1 .. Do., Now 810 Pre& .. Do. Man & LiatLUaia :64 Do. inns. and Darby. . . Do. Cons 11.& S. 6p. t Do.ErevruhValleyPret. Midland GraatWeat. (in) Maldleabro'siled.6p.Cter New/male and Carliala Nes market . . Do. N.w X2O ... Do. Extension Do. latarao. por Ct... North Braila Do. Preference North Stattedalurs Oxford, Wore,* Wolves. Preston and Wrre Do. shams (A) Resd.,littild., and Beigni . e Royston and Illtaldu Do.bhepreth Eallealan !Scottish L . :antral Scottish Midland ... shrews., & Nina., Claes A Do., New Goarsiiied . .. dlnwsbury_psd Chaste Do. Delves Do. UsweaU7 Do. 8 per Omit. Pref... Skroleh.re Daum 17ark Devon Do. Preference outb btarfornalaire... [ 1 II Do. No. 2 ... Do. No. BO: No. ReiietMMl south Wake IS York, Des. and Goole_ 1 , 61011e1d, Ilathertmaa. And Waterford aod kal Goole.N.Dt. rum. p.Ct. kime7 • !Wear Valley. 6 p. Ct. mu; Do. do. do. . wilt.. Soaterset,llWeym. Yort,NeweeetleMßer Ind Do. F.M.(YorkiCeewee. Do. 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IS 12 1 Pol• ar P6 12 9 1 39 9 91 di.. 9' 61 9i dia. 6 8 3 4 16 14 Ms. 1 i clas 114 124 4 3lclas 3 7 8 10 11! 11 all. 13 131 q di :9 27 db. 31 3 di& Is 4 39 40 isj 131 lit M dia. 7 61 111 3 21 dim. w.. 24 20 25 IS 4j 23 1 M. so to 23 13f 13 3) 13 8 144 184 1 74 4 FOREIGN RLILITATI. 1..!1°4.. QaW Itiman W iselrrair =sod Amid Frame (Viersoa) Meek Walsh in ladisa si 4i Os. 6 61 1:1 121 ill 6h die i I Pau 1 - 1507 -- .1:7 Groat ledlu Madrid Ind Talestia Maar apt Lime Abram et halal Odom rod Bordsaas Pub awl Odom Mimi Mira Pads gad Wriabeezi Boas and Ham lank. mg Mow Toots amid Mug ... 4 t 1 ir 7 4is. dia. eij 71 I 1 101 If 8 8 si 11* 11 do LIMPOOL. Mayls. BTocx-Exottanaa.—Pneas ware better today, and butt ons vas pretty fair. —Birkenhead, lancashire. end Madre Oats C. and 8., 6 per sant. till 30), (C 23 btu per rent. 30), 11 d.—Landon and North Wadeireo (am IMMO, 11 it—lisacheeter. 8. and (Antall% 13-41tdiand, 33d—Ditto (imitated. U 4.—North Union A., 233-Bouth Eastern and Dover. 161 o.—Yeth, Newartis, and Betwlak (0.21.8., I par tint 111110). 6j MANCRIISTBR.:Itay 15. tivodi-EneinSna.—There was very little badmen dos*, and the tone of the market was depressed. Priem weft minor weaker than they wore yesterday, except In London Awed North Wese ern Moak, wtthett was rather Improrci. BIRMINGHAM. May 16. erocs-Zuwaxas.—This wk. was rather timer to-day, with man lanaloste Ming. North Maar& were 63M at 10 Moth Magbeds, at 41. 11s. ; and Old Birmingtima C men& My. LBIDB, May 16. Broca Excamioa.—This was the first day of the sow ..vaunt, sad tamp s large moan% at badness nu not doen Smarr oretations Were fully sustained. Fast Leaceabires were said at 7 ; Tart an Morin Midland Pref. at 3 dia. ; and Taft. Newcastle and liarekk Pref.. at 6 4M. TORK. Nay 16. STOOX X XCHAXOIII. Easton Counties, 71 ; North Math, 111; North Staffordshire, 7e ; York. 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