The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-04 00:00:00

• A > l-- e: e aae ew • • • xprt N o . 1,151 SPORTING. :F. AFTERNOON MAIL TO IRELAND. PORTUGAL. [B7 latttrie YellTrarb.] MONEY MARKET. RAILWAYS. BIRMINGHAM, May 3. groozazon•xas. —This market wag more ar,iniaUd to-day. Birmingham and Stour Valley@ were done at 81 ; Midland Six per Cents, at 119; Shrewsbury and Birmingham Preference Scrip, at 9 ; and bhropshire Unions, at 11 dlr. (now OUR owx •. , in Ireland an informed that henceforward .• ~ .1; s. ;visaed In time tar despatch by the i; • Simot`Ners finding say diticalty • a sat Ike pew 11 is mail through agents, • I el; 111( p; by disteting conniunieatiots to that ..S.lebeag AFRICAN EXIIIIIMON. CHINESE 11,4 n posiweereir —a WACO/rt swarm cr,...„ t i lt= It ursplevill I of MK b Itriii-4121 DAIL% kiiii c r i:s. STOVES . sad FIRE-IRONS.— 1.. . -•A , P Off omit ed. tyro'? te a r decidiagr, . ..• IWO klate Kippo an.l Berm) 11110 W s • •:r.e. (mart anlewmin-Arect. led No.l. New. the larva Y tie world. awl eneala Poch re t• .1 R 4. OTOC2II. 11ANGE11, riamaort and EMT ear 'el be appreeebol homey of assloa, atiriaaiiNagian aro ea that Inv scab kr old& lig sow J for more that &quarter eta astatg. moments and two Bete of be" rt 14n; , e ot. and two wte of bare. LS ton to twenty t i snnytete. • tth standard. from 7e. to [a; doto, with rtes ormolu orammeato, trove . g-tarec... hoot Is. Al the pet to Si 4a. all alth raehatiatt hearth plum The re Ern ie not approved of. retailed catalogues pt 11.11 . .; tem —rosoteuahos la Wollsotrast • • 1;y. WARR.iNTED.—Thit 'nod varied • ' T %Pt E iTTLEST la the vivid, all marked anal 14111(0 , ," and warranted, la always pelt. ‘‘: l t ' &Ttrt`.t, f Otifoid.rereet, comer ad New. N. • ntas.r.reet. prißl. that ore relailliera . . •!, :srorribri• of the min. 4-ineh ivory -bandied . • .ro dem 10a. per darn; dessert.. to match, .i. nn em er, s; earn. an 6.1. per pale Luger • a. SO Per dens If rum tine, with ether • a tone table lintels, from N. per dons • p. • pair; Web bun table Mine. from lb. . • ...tan... ta. ; table nevi% from 1.. ~b. apaertment of nirork penan.veo, low retie for vi men Una eatablent has • thin a cuif!er of 4 Cliglify. The Lalrrla ••• co •• . d fotlo, in raw and otherwise, and of • ea. to enistenre.—Enablisbed in Wenn-street, 11• .‘ I'AT HY.— HONI(E()PATIIIC, • , ,•F•-onr rREr.tRATioNs an mane. J 451 E.. LEATIVot 1100 ne "ethic (Ver./. • • --tr, et. 5..1 5. St. Iturehyard. . • •`-, roca la the radttutteturc is g -araateed by o ,a the author to la the baba of wing sr= ....:h:.th. Etta:a:Ay. 9, Vere.etreet, ; r. tttcol an 4 ramnacet.tical chemise M ta ,clog tc.ted the efficacy of thew rem. • . author feels that he ewe early ream. c alldenee of the rublie."—Dr. Latrile• • • . ~ttioa. Just published. Mt MIN 9d. each; putt free, le. UR the tab:* or pocket, murals/ so We - • • Sett:co, To. Gd. „ Ito. to „ 19s. :1 „ 54e. 104 „ 11.4 a. „ :Os. SOO ~ 1034. _ _ _ at the k.:lowing valuab:e externs • S. and 1111-.• Tontrodet grog. Gordo earw r : or tar Traseniesine pareagea -nte, and veterinary einem, supplkd P.4TRIr MC 1 4. le. 44. pet tb.; MOON %al NA. E t Its Ft% )D. la. 6d. pit lb.; Deatlbite, . t.:.l,emilly approved si. 1;1 maury cuL, grad& following lendid Re . . r 11. c freed It tibia , Sumter of the ILLPS. . >LW'+ .1 11115 DAT, May 4—Three fall. • • ... ;e'• two to Roue— The Arrival—Proem • ••• Itorhir.us mai Bernue." By P. de Cm. • • • • u.. r 1 Nee —Leeti.itud of /Nee (I pee)— ; by 11 , ag—tl ith 33 original views: •. ( f Angt:o. the Pantheon, the Arch • . tLe Church' , of ?ta. Maria Magghme and .2. /12 ed. Popo:o, the t fate di Spew. • • the French Academy. the Column •• f Sr. ri; the Orem Magmas. r is 'tont • • • l• -: the Cokeeeuns. the forum. the Baths : . • t a••antisie. the Poem& 4to, the Temple •. • • Mtte . .l4: Übe Wis. the Dying GLidi"thr, • if •..; V:ewe of Nemarit.tli.e Lotalitied in the • • •; •übj• its iru.u.itite of Modern Mennen : : •••.ulent• e.f the Pro;:agan !", Monk. Din • N:,.!. 1., Wit* Cart., the Gdmt •of Ilurra and • . for Kay —Sbrti.fiad .nies for e..rg of the Torkehrm awl Unth.h:re Rail - . 0r... "Fined." Idiot , be Later. gnee ; ;Lc V:ede if loam, E rato. Wk.', 122, , t. awe not ttauleny tab. iAllOst I 10% OF Nil. fATEMEN I of tll. NATURE • • pr rd GREAT FINISITION 01 Ow IFS a ALL NATIONS, sad ut Its uitt rtot to All 4%, M. Mies Wiz Loadun, at one 6 of ban 23 aorta, n. at IL ; la panel. a 1 a:: Atagla Ast_pablnlied._prise L CURVATURE : its THEORY, it. _ . _ I....treSed by Coe. art C.:osnal By daolwa rye!, 1.1 Hat t•ou'• ke. M. P.m r.r.otZter w ; aadlsere, ilegiat. r b. sad Is hke:y to interest all f Ir.:•sas.l. n as subjett."—Giobs, Jan. 17, .toto.o! p Two; of th. Fort to 01l those 'Meted r. f •pirbr.— r.ll \wee a. &dimity la eon s f r C'avatmdge Clarealtle rod .th he I. the *denote 1. superior to all &her that tt Jam sot dlotreve the patient or - Nuienal. mist. Jaa. trues the ere*. brats/ the above n Iltr. Gower E; pe, of Miley-Neat e, 1,4 the Treatment et suiaal Curvature, :!.re..oes,telebreed me the &utter of the row 4. • . e erre• ni draw:meal opiate. The ketituta by the pL.te.) are takul.ll.ll frothy a Ewe that the it eels ..Veaptnearte, vott4l compv.oy troll . • rz.t.ro to prevuleat is Err.etel."— Buck.- trite our reverence for the trhrkv of • h th toss it crested over then. ay.tny •... valuate to the profesoicetel aid tr. - -Scovenbt, Jen. IG. I. tuarlt.t4 Interettatir ezhlbitp.a of no..tee the Miseries of bursars nature." L , r o t. taws bid wat —asalicallrawt .1 • n lolasae—rbould be rea:.al. t., :a'Anara a mak enma."—brightuti . V. parties afitieted with thin dread ' VI. hlswhiLle by the wawa hapn., Feb. 21. 1430. ::.r.i.wLl.l.'o NEW WORKS. • t.. est Is. id., Y %:ENT of LIFE. rr: tao of tins." 4 • •• 1 .*4 squatter alorninot—Grost ' I '• • o.—Tlit Porto, Lams, HMIs, l'oreb, -• o.toroat plotos—roustry Trips ra .* N.,te.--Lstroup at Ilsoo—Nuole— •• tlatpuag. Eathing. A 4, WM, 1%1 Vh. 3 es'a. la. mak ; bJ pea, Itt OtDublls, as . 1..; IC, pros, Ir. W., luJNand AVI,IU. our VALIVIN T. • • b,rb 'CAM* sod sure) se am. sod euest.t.stum, that harems the •• . Luaus.., us study, and embitters the diet and phyviaal teralatka ol •th ; Xis; 19. C1.01'111; Canals. 4 e mbar. 10. Asel4asa. `”irrllLlttt, of the Court of • ‘iparlunto th:. L'art Chan- H -health is is said to be Mort- J AL's, It a or, Eirli lavatory n WWI held ea Thursday 'la.. birch Tree TOIWO, JUAN , • a5.1.041,a d in the hilt.) the ,nt.o this hrahelt easotnatiost to the t. a•erer.re measly held Is -he e• wratai, congratulated the ap.itr• t e principles of ill h•t ta. Vo..tr. nee r•oestly hdl is I.ey efficiently r. prenatal, ~ey that the t oot l e of the UOilad ". .• d to p•t-•vere ii their •ff...rts to SIC the tuatiayeasa•rit of t•e public ••• • ••rel• h 4t t‘t totaxiie affairs. Ile .•• r'••4 ha a at. are Or .0 te,romy, to•i• r, amid g ~.l anurneaeaty u'l. to- r•1•,1 Yore ova' their ear Itekaut Amweistele ass 9- it r•tyld b, 14-,uifht forward •c. , If:oliaaoas. The chairman then called '• t mike hi% revel Mr. Ilel! 1,12 , 1 , 1 ad • , th• e ,nfrrred ••••...o • t.i ttptratat hie selifhlantra and ••• minnfteat a conference a• that which -•'. td 11. hy 1 Leaned with the their : .•-• whirl he sad di livered, ard r .t " thnife to whien nor apace will "d -1.• be this: union .Nish aa , !retr., ft wee tier ot...ved " '.l Mr. Jacobs, and uosninntialy •toma, lbw ineetiaif be yrivto Yr Mr. litt•alear• at the late mahatmas. •: a* Id NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. BETTING ON THURSDAY NIGHT. NZMMAILIIIST START. 4 to 1 as Nutshell. MOTES CUP. sas 1 sra Par-e-dirr-Ihor I 10 91 1 3 31 31 Ta 4 l. 10 1 Itnedares GI 1 10 1 Nonni 2 3 1 Jobs Omer (t) II —1 —. Min Asa 133 1 The Noon 14 I Oars 40 1 entertains's 14 1 Empessui 1000 —lO Cullinprood GMT. 11 44 II apt Oh nher 13 10 1 NM Who Cam II 2 118114Proke 14 I Mildew 9 I Mayors 30-1 13-1 The Miser 30 1 Col. Gnat OA Ito 1 apt TIN (t) I sto I apt Oillyfiover 1 lel apt Tur and Exotic filly FRIDAY'S RACES. HANDICAP Swasrsrar as al 10 sors. earl, Sr 3 sad 4rr old.. D.Y. (/subs) Mr. Micron's b f by Harlaway, out of Corneas% 14. 4 , 17 4 , t4 7.4 21h 4 0404.4.44. 4 mi. 74 76. co il igb i ...... Mr. Greenlee lirtspos. 3 yrs, Get 5a.........--. (IGl' Sim 3 Duke of Rutland's Slue, 4 yrs set 1* .............. (W . I = 4 5 Mr. Bunchy'. Howe, 3 rre. !st 41b Betting : 6 to 4 met Bnt. pun, 7 102 Spat Nina, sad 4 to I agar Cho 'wood. The Hukaney Min made running all the nay, and woe 'wily by • Irogat. Brington a good third. Rua is 1 mi.. 41 Imes. ~lf ZWIIMUILIT BvAgEs of 50 an. each, k R; far 3.yr eide, Mt 71h; and 216 ; th• second tomes 'dentate. D (22 Pub..) Mr. Orerilierearribno Mil I Lord Easter'. N utArll (Fiatars Lard Master's ttrreht . Modes 3 Betting :•to I on Nutsbeli, wad to 1 eget Gnaw*. Moulton took It• lead, followed by the others nearly abreast, made runnirg to the cords, where Carrihoe, Nutshell, and Utrecht, went to tie host, Carideo° bk eg tee lead and winning cleverly by • ler Fp It, • n rk b- t•een Nutshell and Utrecht, Castaarro fourth. Run in Im. 44 sec. Boller weighed fur and mounted Castanet°, but in eanterir, his to the Cost the saddle turned round and Butler tell ; he was insensible for some minute,. hut we are happy to ssy is not eerionsly i lurid; it is drubtful. horcver, if he will be able to tide at Center. LATEST DERBY BETTING. 5 to 1 apt Clincher I 23 to 1 opt (Anibal 13 to 2 Polineroko to 1 Nutslarn 16 to 1 Pttrord CRICKET. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO OF CARLISLE AND DISTRICT. Tee following is the result of the match. England proving vie:orlon* is one i . w i.,, and 2.5 rano i Tau Eurrax.--(Phat Inningo.) Adams. b I-wrence tlart, bWs agbt Parr, run out Buz, b Mammon :7 Ithlyer, btt rigitt . ChattertraL b Anderson ... ... S I byes 12, wide IS, no tells— Ss N. Fell!, lan., b nouveau ... 12 .i. Myna, tag., b Athence .., 4 207 CARt.t.u.s. VIM I. • Wright, ls Dinyer -- ron out Lawrence, e Feltz, b 11111yer 12 c Feltz b Myna Mr. J. Scott, run out 1100111, b Minden - ..... 8 b Mynn Mr. Anderecn. b Wisdom 1 c Guy b Martinfrell . Thompson, lip., b Wisden 2 c Cbatierton bCl.srlse W. Mons, la, Fp, b Wis den Mr.J. llewere, HQ. _ . . , P. Ilmlth, 1b w b Biker 4 0 b b Marian lll n . , nom b 1111128; 8 bMy nn ......, Mr. Atlases", b India I b Wynn ......, Mr. Howe. b Medea —.. . Mr. Harrigan, e Miller, WL.den Mr. stell. e non b Widen .. 0 b Myna Limbert, c Martinet! !Weer Cisme notebftwok hit w, Illaver en II e Martingellb Myna ... Deldsa, k , c and b Wia des Mr. I. Clack, b Clzrke J. J. !esti Era, b Sides— 8 e and 0 Martingell Mr. norms, not out 3 b Myna 0 Mr. 1 Meet, b WI-den . ... 0 e Felix b Claris Mr. Ward, b it buten Byer 5, wide ,no bell_ .. 5 byes 10, Wdo 3, So.bel 2, I: 67 Total 2 ANNIVERSARY OF THE MARTLEBONE CRICKET Cite.—Tne anniversary mating cf the member. of this e Vibrated club toc k place on l►ur.day at Orillons Hotel, Albemarle-street the Eal o' Darnley is the chair. Prior to the diarer several new members were elected. The ntible earl having given the usual loyal tong', prop.md.' Sin ce.. to Cricket : " which was responded to by Mr. Kynastou. the treasurer and tonotarc %Jeremy of the NI CC. Several other 'caste w.re propmed and done honour to, and the pro ceedings di3 not terminate until a lee hear. The Alla Wt of matches arranged foe the ensuing season was mac I during the evening : mATcYIvA FOR ItlO. Moeda', Mar 13.—Ar dasibridge, M. C. C. and Ground v. rainy- Iv, at Citabrirtie. iloncl.y, May r ;.—At Izoret Morey v. Middlesex. Thar ay, May 23.—At Oxford, MC. C. and Grounds. rsivasity of Oxford. ifonTlay, May 17 (E week).—A to Sv.Lto I, with two po r...km 4 towkvs en emit .ide (one-day match). Moulav, him 3 —Ai Lorire, nine p!Aytto of L'ad'e Ground with Bon nal Windom. v. Rims Gentlemen and Amateur. of Michilevex. Ilianday, Joel 41.—M Uni Oval, burrry v. 1111.1.11evez ;return matte:. . 31. June 10 (Mast Rsees:.—At Lord's, L C. C. and Ground v. Univ. rsity ut Cambridge letarn mates!. Monday, June 17.—At Lord's, N.C. C. and Ground T. Senn Oaks Time Club. Thursday, June 20.—At Eton, M.C. C. v. Present Etonian. Monday, Jae : I.—At Lord'a. Jr. C. C. and Ground e. susses. Tiiiirsaiy, June 27.—At Lord's, M. C. C. and Ground v. University of (Mond , nrturn match). Menday, July I.—At Lord's, Gentlemen or England v. Gentlimmn or bent. - 11;;;;dar. JRI7 4.—At Lori* Y. C. C. T. Present Gentlemen at . - - Weary, July 11.—At Lord'a, Gut Y. Eiagl.a,L Thursday July C. Il.—X. C. C. crud Grosso v. Leumaarton aload..y. July 13.—At Lo-d's, North aad Mouth. Thursday, Judy Is.—At Viaarausisare, X. C. C. v. Present Creak :ors of Wastadastar. nAturday, July To.—At Marrow, M. C.C. v. Present Barruwviana. Monday, Joy U.—At lowd's, Gentlemen v. Player.. )(mewl. sly S9.—At Lenora, "OA Taw." Two Lleves• of Eaulassi, tu be amens boa Gentlemen and Myers unr 37 and ander 37, br the beseflt r f Caldecourt. ' W.daralay, Jaly 31 • y, August ; riLay, A ufwa 2. rublie Mcluuls; aaakbes. - COVNTIT MATCH{.. Shoed ty, August S.—At Canterbury, Kent v. EnalAnd. Ilitre&T, *swat S.—Gentlemen of Kent an 1 Gentlemen of Emil dad. Monday, Await 12.—At Brighton, N. C. C. and Ground v. Sussex 'return matte). fends;, August 13.—At Been Gab. 21. C. C. and Ground Y. been Oak. clue Club. Lemfugue, North v. South (return sastelv. Tuesday. Amnia 17.—At Auteiriea. Y.C.C. sad Ground v. Au berries Club. _ _ - 11;;;;Z T. Apt. 3.—At Swanan, Y.C.C. lad &mod T. Gen.le see et Nurfulk. The Canterbury may be po.tposed until next week, in which we other alterations wit be made In the Teem matehea. • . Reisoluuome wen then unanimously wised to the effect that the More. or my other matches It tuch Vie committee should make, should be paid fur out of the club funds. Other burlaess ►.rind been tr.n•aeta4 the couririalty of the even ing was mulled, and maintainid to • late hour. REWARDS, &C., TOR SCItMTIPIC PURPOSES. —The !allowing is an accurst, in detail, of the manner in which the 1.0001 voted annually fur rewords, experiments, and other expenses fur teientlfle r urt,oers daring the last three ears, has been expended:-1847. 1848—Salary of Mr. J.W. ay, as chemical lecturer .t Portsmouth Dockyard, between January 1 and Juno 30, 1847, 371 705.; payment to Dr. Abele** Dee, for making an analysis of cool from Vancou ver's Island, 101 10a ; entertainment of Mr. F. P. Smith, patentee of the screw propeller on board the Fairy, tender to her Msjeety's yacht Viete.ris and Albert, 151.95.; coo peasatioe to Lieut. Julies Roberts, Royal Marine Artillery, for his metric, s and expenses while impthviag p.o method of Wade+ rune, from the year 1845 to the year 1848, 2501. ; total, 3131. 9.. 1848, 1849—Payment to Mr A.G. Carle for rocket app.ra.usolke., supplied fur trial at Ilarefieh for the purpose of effecting communication with stranded vessels, 311. Ne. ; gratuity to Mr. J. T. Towson, for his services in preparing tithe's for great circle sailing. 1001. ; payment to Mr. John Pridsan, metallurdie chemist, for various analyses of copper sheathing, fee., for the cAnnifttee on metals, 171. le. ; payment to Mr. Charles Brooks, for his invention and 46,6111114 m ut at the Royal Observatory, of the appara tus for the selltrogistration f snageetical and meteorological phenomena, 6001 ; gratuity to Commander H. B. Weston, of the II a Heat In lia Company's service, for his disco verieg a method of finding the Itensitude by ehrinoesete r at sunrise and suns t, with tables, 1001 ; mud, 2484 94, 1849.50 —Allowance to Commander A. B. Beecher, to defray the expenses incurred by him in the editorship of the Nautical Maya:Am. 401. ; allowance to Mr. James Gordon, to enable him to publish a week, inUti ad , " aloe Lunar and Time Taltlet," 60/. ; total, lOW. Flex AT A ROPR FACTORT.—FALIIOCTII, MAT 2. This afurnoon. at 2 o'clock, the Asfield rope factory, tile poverty of Me MS. Stevens and bon, situated usid-way between this tows and Penryn, was discovered to be on ire. An slam was given immediately, when the numerous body of waramen, about 90 is number, haste , NI to the building used for saturating the yarn in boiling tar, which was found by them enveloped in Harem and in leas than half an hour that and the adjacent st. nithoiset, containing yarns and barrels of tar, were consumed. In order to ',e vent the fire loin extending on the right to the engin, - hoes. , and tat tee left to the rope- , ltrd, communleatioe was quickly cut off on both sal .. Two gr. -.Dairies were er got on te• gn.t.td. Capt. Dick, with r. sera cow guard is. u under his command, end Lieut. Crew, R.N , who bud a gang of men from his packet, were also on the spot. The only serious seeilent that occurred was to John Distant, , who had charge of the ter fume', and who was sadly scalded in the face. Total. t3OUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY, 2'68 P .Y. The Ibrria has just arrived from Lisbon with dates to April 29. Among the passengers is the Infanta of Portugal. Exchange on London, 541; Discount of Bank Notes, 11 to 12. LAW INTBLLIGENCE. THIS DAY. EQUITY COURT. ins Maass or vse ROUA SHALLcnorr Busse WRIOHT. vs xi EIRCUTOIS. This care came upon exceptions to the Mater's resort, who had disallowed certain payments mad* by the defendant Charles Wright, as the executor of Mr. Francis Brock., formerly of Moss Pitt s , i n th e county o f S ta ff or d . deposed. To. payments in question wets • sum of 1601. to Major liawkes, for furniture burnt by him, and fer the expanse of himself end family whilst residing at an hotel at Leamington, is consequence of the death of the testator from typhus lever, whilst staying ea a visit with Yoke Haulm as a friend ; and a .use of 1001. paid to Dr. Haight, a physician at Stafford, who had attended the testator for • number of years. Dr. Knight deposed that the testator promised to pay Lim for nis anion, or leave him an equivalent. The testator did not pay him anything , or leav e hi m asy: hi ng b y hi s w i ll, and the executor paid him 1001. The Master, by his report, expressed his opinion ;hat the sums in question were not unreasonable. But he di-allowed them, because he did not consider them to be strictly expenses leelly payable by the defendant as executor. r. Russell was beard in supplrt of the exceptions ; Messrs. Turner, Walpole, Elderton, aLd 0. L. Ruseell aspirated the report. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Baryon tila.Cosysiesiosat Gortnuan. Ix au Onnux. The bankrupt, Wchard Greta, was an ironmonger, in a Imp way of busine.a, at Brighton Tbis was an adjourned meeting for the last examinaii in. The balance-sheet extending fttm the Ist of January, 1848, to the 14th of February last, tor Mined the following items: —To creditors, ups , cured, 6,1471.; due to Palmsr. Green, and Co., 3,1961. ; to creditors hiding security, 13,3031. • profits, 2,4741 • liabilities, 4,4851. By property, 6511. ; do. held by creditors, 10.6181. ; expenses, 4,3271. ; liabilities, 4,4851 ; &Grieco, at this commeammeut of the account, 6,3681. Mr. Lucas, for the assignee", said the bankrupt's exami nation had been adjourned that he might furnish some explanation of the luge deficiency of 6,369/. lie had since filed additional accounts, *kb which the at m:nem were satisfied, end did not wish to offer further ot - position to his pssiing. The report of the official assignee stated that the balance-sheet, as amended, ear ned back the account to July, 1842. when the bankrupt was insolvent to the treat of 1,1391. Since that time, he had obtained money on bills end,raed by Palmer, Green, and Co., to the antou,t of abase 3,0001, which was so much fictitious capital. The bankrupt was then allswcd to pas his last examina tion. Mr. Lawrence, for the bas.krapt, applied fora contiananee of the allowance. His Honour said he did not think this a can in which the bankeupt was entitled to any favour at the hands of the credit n. He had begun with a deficii ney of upwards of 6,0001. ; had kept up a d e l u sion for a long time. having in reality no capital; and now, when he sought to wriest, himself from difficulties which be had brought upon himself, he could not expect much nen:ince from the creditors. He would only allow his .:ruses to and from Brighton, and an allowance up to the first meeting. Mr. Lucas mid there were debts and liabilities to the amount of 12,0001., and the dividend would not be more then Gd. or lid. in the pound. What rendered the case more di.treming was that the bankrupt had borrowed to the extent of 3371. from femalie, who were wholly unable to bear the lote, and whose confidence he had needy abused. The court then went into the consideration of tome dis puted proofs. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. 130 W SIREET. MrIIDEROVII ATTZTIC t10; - 11:1 1 0LICE-CONSTABLE. M. L ary end W. Leonard were charged with mama icg a police•constable. Last evening upwards of 200 remorse h•d aelembled round a " Jeck•ir-:be-Green," in Churcl•street, Bt. Giles's, and some of the men wee. deicing, and others wire beating tin kettles and saucepans. They wore causir g a great disturb ance, and the thoroughfare of the street was completily blocked up. The mob cm/feted of the lowest class, and when any of then% were requested to stand aside to allow any pedes trian to pass, they became insulting end abusive. Tee etten• tion of police constable 97, E nirision , was called to the mob, which he endeavoured to disperse, but without success. The prisoners were amingst the mob, and when desired to move on they persisted in staying. Toe constable, finding that he could not disperse the mob without adoptini some stringent measures, proceeded to take Leery into custody, as he appeared the most obstinate. On kis doing eo, Leary struck him pavers' blows upon the face and chest, and celled out to his companions fur assi,tince. Immediately the constable was surrounded by of upwards twenty rutfian:y- . .ooking fellows, who knocked him down. Leary then jumped upon him, and endeavoured to strangle him by pressing his knuckles in his throat, between his:collar and neck. While Leary was in this position, Lammed and the other m. n com menced kicking the prostrated constable about the b•sly in a very dangerous and violent mann. r. Leary held his knuckles in the constable's throat for CMS minute,, arid some very serious result would have occurred but (or the arrival of other constables, who succeeds d in capturing the prisoner.. Mr. Henry sentenced them to be imprisoned in the Hone of Correctim fur time "'mks, without the alternative of paring a fine. MARLBOROUGH STREET. A HAPPY CoI:PLU —J, Sull.c ate war charged with as saulting his wife, Bridget Complainant stated that last night she was sitting at work, when the Mendoza came in, rather the worse for liquor, and regulated her to get him a sheep's head for supper. She seil she had not the means, and made some allusion to ►ie having been drinking, when he pulled off his coat, and, tucking up his shirbileaves, proceeded to break all the crockery in the mom. After demolishing the chimney ornaments, he smashed the looking-glee, and threw the pieces in her fate. He (allowed up this by breaking a stool, and with one of the legs struck her a tremend,ue blow oa the head, end kn.:eked her down He then swore that he would destroy her beauty, when her cries broußht some of her neighbours to her assistance, and after a deal of resistance the prisoner was given in charge. Mr. Hardwick hoed him 31, and in default committed him for a month. —.- TIIE EXHIBITION OF INDUSTRY IN 185 1. —MEET ING AT JERSIT.-0a Wednesday a meetieg was held in the filled Arsenal of Bt. Helier's, Jersey, to adopt reel lu time for the furtherance of the intended Exhibition of the Industry of all Nelms in Lndon in 1851. Sir Thomas Le Briton. bailiff of Jersey, took the chair, and mist of tl.e notabilities of the island were present. The chairman having read a letter from the lieutenant-governor, 'ageism.. ing his regret that ulnas prevented him from presiuine, proceeded to advocate the object, of the exhibition. recommending that all should sad in subtotiptiote however smell, " the shilling of the artisan being as wrlcnne and as .ratifying as the ten pounds of the rick." The Very Rey. Dean Le Breton moved the Stet resolution, expressive of the c.irdial approval of the plan of Prince Albert, and adrceated it in a lengthy speech, whisk wee I..udly cheered. The res,lution having been corned unanimously, Lieute nant-General Touzel priposed one for the formation of a committee, for which a godly array cf names was prof used. This also was agreed to. The last lupine.. resolution begged the a •operation of the ladies. Thanks hevirs been voted to the chairman, the meethg sti anted. loout 701. ICY sub scrihed in the room. _ EXHIBITION OF IS3l.—lt is stated that the sp poiotment of Dr. Leon Piayfair—Profeasor of Chem atry at the Museum of Practical Otology, who wee g diette.l last night as especial commiesioner, for the purpose of cummu nieating with the a..veral local committees on the importat.t subject of the preliminary selectioa of Wicks for exhibition —in the result in some measure of the OblikftllCt which took place at the Piot • of W: stasis 'ter, bet we, n the mayors and other municipal officers and the I:, , TlMiSeitAlltlr ; when, in order to meet the wishes of the local authorities, then geno rally expressed, Sir lteliert reel suggested tie course of sp p.in.init some gentien.au of emine.et .cientilic p sition to visit and inter upon xplesiatiot the local cominittees on the suhjeet. FATAL STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.--Teeterclay fore• noon, Mr. Wm. Carter, coroner for Surrey, held ;In inqu. st at the lhoyal Oak public house, Union root, M rhithe, on time body of B•lwamil Nichols, aged 21, a waterman, who, with James Conde ' aged 27, ores tun down evi Tuesday last by the Nj mph Wuolwi h steamboat, under the circum stances detailed an Thumb.> 'a I: , press. Several watermiet stated that the ace- dent no ght have been prevented if the men in the skiff had used common precauti .a, either by Butting the boat a.tern, or by haulmg themselves out of 'ho wily with the towing-rope. Two gentlemen who were on heard the steamboat said that n.. 'dame (mould he attributed , o the captain, who did all Ye poe.ibly maid t avoid the oaf., tenets accident. The jury, after a short consultation, r. turn, d a verdict of "Accidental chalk." The body of the other man named Conde was aued on the op;mosite side of the river, and conveyed to Limeboase, where Mr. Baker, the eirontr, will hold en inquest on the b o dy this d a y (`Saturday). 1 kw 3 I 0 II ..... ....... II 1 ... 113 EVMILIg The account of the position of the B FRIDAT ank of Eng land, foe the week ending Saturday, the 27th April, 1850, published pursuant to the act 7 and 8 Vint, o. 32, is as follows : ISA - NR Of IMOLAI D.—Acoomm for the Week foam Arrt 12 7.1161 Nam Mend -119.103T.M6 Government Debt.... su.oisaoo Other Seenrltlx. lien test.* Gold Coln end & ukrrries lever DoMies NeXT M 29.937.376 /29.937.874 neezine PIIPAIMILIT. =deters' NA's! ... .514.66.3.000 Government Smorltim _. ..• — 3.00,132 (laded. Dead teelebt Patile . Deemello Sachet Annuity, .. 514.292370 Karim, thy. (Mark of fl= °tiler Securities ...... 9.781.317 Holm Debt, and Div. Aeot t j 4,621.44.1 Gold and M 9.T O a Oslo Other to . 10,9(01.0) vevelleebtandolieildlie 1.187.e73 L14,434,0:7 04.414.07 T May 2. ISM Y. MARSHALL, Chef Geetner. Tne above returns, when armpared with those for the week preceding, exhibit the f Allowing changes: Circulatioe anus £19,937,875 Iscresse £ 64,876 Circulation active Public' deposits Other deposits Gesennseet seseekier , In bankirs departnien , 14,292,170 Without alteration. o.ber securities in banking department 9,781,347 Increase 2,137 Coin sad ballios in both . 7.7 16,646,83.5 Increase j 17,234 Bev.n day and other lolls., 1,187,973 Increase 29,338 The Rest 3.084232 lacrosse 1,986 The premium on gold yesterday at Paris was 17 per mille, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. lOid. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.571; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.55, it follows that gold is 0.09 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London. By last advice. the price of gold at Hamburg was 435; per mark, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 104 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.10 Z; and the exchange at 'Lemberg on London at short being 13.101, it follows that gold is 006 per cent. dearer in 'Lemberg than in London. By last advice', the course of exchange at New York on L ndon, for bills at 60 days sight, is 109 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally, 0.58 per cent. against England. But after making allowance for difference of interest, and cLarges of transport, the present rate does not admit of the exportation of gold to the United States. The forego exchanges for this mail have not under gone the slightest variation from Tuesday's rates. Bills were negotiated at the following rates : Tune. Prices negotiated. From To Hamburg „. 3 Mo. 13 12i l3 Ameterdaro Unto 3 Ma. ......« 12 3 Rotterdam Antwerp 25 73 Pane MM. Ditto 3 Ma. 25 :5 Marseilles " Frankfort 10 ....«... 3 Vienna ... ....... ...—. " Trieste ....«...If 1 10 l'eter4buri - ...... -- Madr4l « M. 43 30 TO I Genos Naples Palermo ea Meeeina Laabos SNIT data........ 53 33 4 Letters of the 27th, from 13 eslau state that the grain market had been unusually active during the week, and a.l that had been brought to market was disposed of both for consumption and speculation. Wheat of good quality was moat in demand at 31 to 51 'gr., both for white and yellow, according to quality ; rye, 22 to 26 aro.; barley, 18 to 21 lifer.; oats, 17 to 19 sgr. Upwards of 10,000 scheffel rapeseed had beendisposed of at 60 to 65 sgr for July to October delivers. Linseed wu inquired for, and the little at market was readily taken at 50 to 62j sgr. In spelter nothing was doing ' • it wu quoted on the s l at at 4 7-12 dole., and for Oleiwitz, 4 3-12 dols. DeBLIN STOCKS.-31a9 1. 3 per Cent. Conrad. ... .... 3ll 4 Ditto for account, May 13 31 pti Ornt. Mock ... Ditto for account, Xs, 13 .. 9 .4 royal Bank Dublin and Umberto (101. add) 33 64 itTCHANGD4 AND STOCKS ABROAD. ...... ITAMIWILO, Aran. 30. Ilamburr hree-and-a-1611 per Cents, 07 bills 0t mousy ; Lubeck Loan,lo:si, 11 j bilk, 97/ money; Hero- VI•111 Five per Cen6, 104 bills; Hoooun English loan, 1041; Five perCeut . Ilambwr titicates 99 money; Ingo, Hope an d Co, 3rd and 4th Sehes, 951 hills; Ditto, Four pit Cents. Werth; ssi bills, 11.11 money ; Prmaian Fin, per Cents., 103 m ; Dasig Three per Cents.. 70; bills, 691 money; Dittc in IDOL 704 bells, 70 money ; Ditto, Fine per Cava.. 931 bills, 91 money; Swe dish Ilyp. Four per Cents., 9: bills, 961 money; Norwegian Four per Cents, 99/ bills; Spanish Inn per Cents" 9 bills ; Ditto Three per Cents., mon ey. 1 bill*, 274 money; American Sir per Cents., lit hilts, 1461—Eachange on London : Hamburg, April 30, 13.101; ditto. two months, 13.9; Lett:sir, April 29, 6.2,1. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The market for public securities this morning opened with every appearance of firmness, and at an improvement of over y. sterday'a last prices, Consols being first quoted 95; to 96; operations, however, in confection with the account, which is believed to be a "bullish" one, caused a slight decline, and prices fell to 951, at which they are now quoted both for money and account. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 95 and 911 • the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 97, 4, and last, 861. Kiehrquer llilla have improved 21. this morning; they were done at 68s. and 71s. for all kinds; and India Bonds, at 93 premium. Bank Stock marks 206. India Stock, 267 and 265 k. The foreign stock market continues inactive, but pri.:es are very steady. The actual business up to this hoar is limited to : Danish Five per Cent. Scrip, at 5.! prem. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents ,at 861; t xcharge, 23fr. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch, at 55.1 and 1; exchange, 12 guil.; the Four per Cent. Certificate', at 831. Mexican, for account, at 20. Peruvian Deferred, at 301 and 1. Russian Five per Cents., at 1071 and 1; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., at 951. Spanish Active Five per Cents., for account, at 171. ENCILISU FUNDS.—Turs Day. ...-......... ...... . a.. ..... flank Stock, 9.16 7 ... 3 par OL Una. Ace.. 951 I pi, et. HULL Anlllk, 94; 5 3$ per Cu. VT It 3 i tr Vt. Loa. Anna. W 1 Laebequar killlsokla to 71s. TORSION ITUNDA. 6 pet Ct. Ant Arlan Bodin, I per Ct. Omuta& 13.14..18 1 44 1.6 t el. Bag. Bond,. 58 8 ttrortada Llottirol 161 z., :11 4 n per Cent.. 6 pe r Cl. Met., 1548.261 7 5 per CL Brazilian Mk. $6 8 4 per Cl. Pitruzba 16.16., TO 1 Onto New. $3; 110. Itotorml Ms.. 6 per Cl. 11K11. Amin. 61 S Contiguous Cour., 33 4 1)1110 rI. &111 K 1.4., 87 ft 6 per Ct. Runt 1tt...101 8 111 W, .'.,10b. IM. Ilk— Moo Bosnian ltd.. 17 i lloimil+l4n Elua , lor HAL. n 1 3 1 4 , CI. spud.), Ills .3l I I per Cl. 103p4h 11.1,.. 0.0 71 Ditto l4wir4 1k1...31 I 24 per ct. Butch Ms.. 554 4 2 per Ct. Venent..44 LW,. 13 5 4 too CL Dot& CO/IR. 65 1 Tiazeturla I , eferrol 11.8...12 13 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Winn. Coopn and llsvis report the supply short, but equal to the demand, at the following quotations:— Prime Mea,:ow. CO.. to 725. ; inferior, 60s. to 631. ; Clover, GO.. to Ms. ; 6:raw. 22,. to 20.. COVENT GAM)] Vegetables are web'-supplied Fruit are over. Present pit(' Vlll.ll rine. - ipples, per lb., fan to 104 Grape-, bpi 1p APP, p. lb., $o to 12s -- l'urluipa, per lb., %Al to Is •PrAwberricA. per 01. 4.1 to Is Apple , klklult, p. bush ., ile to Gs ... .. . .. N.-THIS DAY. I, but most kinds of winter - pvr 634 to 12. °rano. n, Ix•r dox , to 1• Gd - - per tu 120. VIrAIEM French Iteuno,u,er 100, to to 2i Fenkutc. per punnet, In to 2n A. 110. 01014 per bundle, 2o tol to Si Ittouloah, ie. bundle, &I tole ohb o per dos., Col to Is 1 1ollitlotrers, par dos.. Is to 4s &root:oil, p. dom. bundL, no to 10a Greenx, In r di0n..36 to 4. Sorrel, per halt oiere, 10 to I. Gd 1 %.L0..., per ton, t;On. to WO* - prr girt , :IN t'a leintout, prr dor., 1. to 2s Motorola, per perk, ta .w .% per lb., 2a to I. Walnut*, per KM, la dl to 2a per bu.h., Ina to 24a Nut., liar., p. boob., 20. to 22. !trust!, p. bwh., 12a to lea Kent Cobs, WI. to 100. pot. Itlolba - - - - a. lid Irsone, per lb., Is to .14 , 1 Turrolscoer dor.bun.,lslSl to 2414 l‘ni " 441 . Orr tlos.,Ud 10 Is Mors. Its4W3, per NIL Is to i'orugobers, emelt, fid to 2s I,elts, 1. r Lunch, .o to Celery, I.er bundle, 141 to Is 6.1 71,7r . r . Ut . 5, pur bun., 41 to 1181 Sp4nach, per sieve, Is Onions, per bushel, 3s fid to 4 ed - - Spanish, p. Gd to 40 Shallots, per lb., 44 to 84 Garlic, per lb., 44. to ad lettuce, Cab., p. soon, 44 toed Stuhre, per setae, 1., MI to 3,, Oluahroorns, per pot., 94 to Is SCRIM Weals, p. pun., 2,1 to 34 Senn'', per bunch, 2,1 to 34 Nancy, per bunch, 2d to 3d Th ) uar, per bunch, 24 to 3,1 render, p. doe. bun., 2. to 3s Roots, per b11e.,94. to Is Illartorow, per bunch, 34 Mint, green, per bur eh, 34 to 44 Watercress% per due. butteita.., 641 e (MI THIS DAT, Two o'CLoca. There is no new feature to natio* in the share market. Business continues very limited, but the tone is steady, and prices generally up to this hoar have been well sustained. Great Northern are in demand today for delivery. anoint Tester Palm today op to 1 o'clock. Burma Amman. Juabgt.Nr.,lllsojg. Jo. I!orb k Haa Ist e r t. t. Wool. perpotaalb ) lailichti t zd e rr Mort BiaZiiol7./; ilLTlfTrey Wok, sad Dudley aalleda=onrithgaar. Dw a rammer 'Wm Mom, awl Bina— Da SDP hoar sod Ilalyboal 76.711 " : " E. E. •.: Do.(. 1.10 a.) p. fi Pref Do.(71.10a) 7 p. Ct. Pret. Eastern Comet et Do. New Prof.p. Ct De. Mt., Sp. Ct.. No I Do. do. No : Do. N. Is 6. 6 per Ct Do. do. 3 per Cent Do. New Eastern Union, cams A Gate U. sit:) Do. elan B. and C. ditt Do. Scrip (gum. 6 p. Do. New „ Do. New i shares Zest Lincolnshire Guaran teed 6 per that Rdlaburge and Glasgow. Eater, Yeovil , & Dora. Cutter and esmouth Gloucester St Dean Forest Deist Northern Do. share., A,Deferrer Do.‘ shares. B, 6 p. Ct. Do. 3 per Cent. Pref Gt. South . and West. (Ire Do. Eighths Great North of Itagisail De. New, 661 Do. New, £3O Do. New, Ali Great Winters • shares ... . De. shares . Do. fifths Do. New, £l7 Melt and Selby Do. shores Lsamtter sad Grlla4 :. Do. Thirds Lanese:re and Toehold:* . Do. Third• Do. New ((ea.{ 1 1 .0.1. • Wett hiding Calor j Leech and Bradford... .tends and Thirst . Do. Pref. 6 &Cent No.I Do. No. Do. Do . . Noo Do. Pref. Quarters 16411 tendon end biacawali too., Brighton, ft d. Carpi Do. new gun. 6 p.Ct. Do. guarantee , ' S p. late Croydon Thirds Do. Pref. 3 pee Cent.. De.Conert. 3 p.Ct.,1132 Landon and Greenwich Do. Preference ',Won it North-Weston. DoDo.. do. hs eew 4 shares Fift Do.Slo te.,51. and B.(C • moutb.Weetera 100 Norm.- _ 421 Do. New, ISO 11 De. New, Yla ... Do. New Preference 211 Lowman Guaz.4 pn Deal ' 3 Manch., liin.,andMatkeL, 100 iM,uuh., Sher.,allnoulnal 23 Do. 1 eh4ree, No. 1 .. 10 Do.,New AlO Prof. 11 Do. Man & 30 Do. LSO shares MX, Do. Dim. and Derby DO.Com6t&RRC Do.ErewaehVulieyPref 'Midland Great Wei& (Ire, Middlesbro'ailted.bp.Ciirr NeWCJAde and Carlene Newmarket . Do. Neer ... • Do. Eztensios Do. Guano.a pot C't , !forth British ... . r Do. Prerrreoce . North Staffordshire . Oxford, Won., It Wolver. Prastos and A aro ... ... Do. a 'bane (A) 1 Rood.,litalld., and linigal; ; Royston and (Menu De.tillepreth EAtenalool Salta* Central ... .. Acotnah Midland ... . 1 'Arena., It I'drua., ClasiA Do., dam 5 ... .. . Do., Now Guaranteed.. Shrewsbury _ an d and Mutat . • (Nor. De. Haw Do. Oawastey 1 De. Now... le Do. e per Cent. Pref... el Shropshire Union *0 Solite Devon Do. Preference :I loath Stalfurdeblre... illonth lista% 110 I Do. No. 3 ... it;. i 47 South Wales 14 I. York, Don. and °Gale.. lea .dbelbeld, Rotherham, and Wole,\.D I. aua. 5 p.CI. JO Waterford and Kilkenny.. 50 t Wear Valley, i p. a. pa. 58 Do. do. do. . Eamerseka Weym. York.NewemtleaDeratek Do. Ea t.(YorkaNmee... Do. o.N.E.PurehorPrel Do.llardepoal Doekkttl York sad North Midland Do. ref:kerne* FOk1:10:4 RAILWATS. Ikaglo-italiaa (late Italia and Mamma) Boulogne and Areieaa . Oeatral loraaoe (Vleraon' 5t 41 dla. 6 flf 12 12f otre ss:oi.i ::. 6% 6k illa i i Po. Do. !Gnat Wis." rentoaula Luxembourg rr 7 1 fts. ti 7 olle. Do.. Yrltid wl VUlentia „ „. Namur sad Luse Northers of Promo Orleans s d bonlessz Pm° sad Orleane Parlesed RUMS Pods and (+tambour. Sown sad Ilene Sambre sad Mena Tears sad Nome, ! West Elsadere 19 t. 7 8 9 2 II 11 d's LIMPOOL, May 3. STOCK-RICHAMOII.—There was a good usideellassegua business done to-day, but at reduced rates: —Esttt Lancashire, 61 c..—Great Western, 511 c.—Lancashire and Vorkohire (cortsol.), 34 4 c.--ihtto (1 shares), 17 c.—lntto;rash shares), 101 d.—lhtto (lifth shares, W.It.U.), 9 b.. 9d. d.—Latic-cater and Preston ,e share, lea. at 41.145.1, 13—London and North Western, 1001 e. 1 —Ditto (new I sham) d.-14kIbind (i shares), 241 le. 134.91 0 . 13 ' 7 . i et a. let. 9s. 9d.—Shrewsbury and ihroaingham (pet shares), it— heuth &Wm and 'toyer (No. 4 registered), 41-ICork Newcastle, and Berwick (CLN.g. 6 per cent. nil '3O), 71 d.—Ditto, ditto, 8 18.. kl. a 8. MANCHISTF:R, May 3. 81001-gIOMANOIL—The market opened very inanim►te, and there was little divoaition to do business. In the afternoon Me tone of the market boo ime still heavier, and closed halter than it has bean for some time pool This denreeeion had a correeponding atfixt on priors, which exhibited a ikvideilly downward tendency. LIMPS, May 3. Eirtgra-Rxem /MOlL—There was again Itlt iniainsite market this morning. Purees are still relootantto operate. Cs Mans ham bees sold at 71. M. 34., and Mittsmt Mock at 311. BKINItot, May 3. Brocu•Nccumicia.—The tu irkait remains without ac tivity, with priciwitanythingweakev. Scarcely anything wut done to-alny cieupt in thistul Usti UMW Waaw-worka Alarm and other purely load stock. YORK, May 8. siva( micHANes.—ureas 'catmint, 5 ; York, NSW castle, awl Berwkk, Ill; York mad North Nittlantl. 14i. 7 8 S I die. Iliz i ill 3 fpm. 63 63 6 1 12 114 Ms. 1 17 7 7f 6 64 7 i6i ft. a la Ai fi lII' 11l t I imu Pal S 8 n S 7 pm 2 4 3 2 26 15 8 4 124 7 11 2 3i AI dls 10 10i 28 30 I Pm 113 318 45 47 pa. 64 66 31 33 50i 51i 81 84 dia. 93 93 46$ 476 204 11 30 52 Idi par 34 36 13$ 16 die. 101 101 dia. 144 12 dia. 111 11 - 91 9 dia. 88 90 5$ 6i 39 3 did. 6$ 6 dia. 3i 3$ dla dis par 34 4 78 79 133 133 114 104 50 IS 66 Se 101 11 23 24 101 101 S 21 Idi 1 dim Slit 57 Stit 211 201 die. 17 13 die. 1 pm. 14 13 41 41 61e. 11 13 7 74 6j 7t 3# 31,113 324 12 21 201 Ma l 4 15 113 120 23 27 14 13 dls. 161 171 4i 4f 7 3 74 q 106 101 II& 7 8 40 43 6 7 pa 124 rlis Pm. 111 121Pai 9j 91 ells. 81 91 6 8 3 4 16 14 di.. 1 f dia 116 12e 4C 4 die 3 6 6 9 4i 4J dia. 13k 13i 13 131 4j 4 dia. 6 4 dis. Sl{ 25i 39 40 116 II IS IS dia. 141 13 3/ 31 db. - So I 47$ SO 100 • 23 1 3 1? 111 21 2 26 29 HAMBURG, April 30. BORSINITALLII.—BerIin Hamb., 78j bills, 77j money; Cologne Minden, 931 bills, 931 money• Magdeburg Wittenburg, 37e bale, 67 motley; Frederick William, 414 bills. 41/ money • Altana Kiel, 93 bills, 921 money; Mecklenburg, 30 bells; Clluckladt, 25 bills; Ilamb. Bernd. Priorlq, 3 per Cents., 1041 MB; log me rz; Berlin hamburg ditto, Four-end-a-llalf per Qum., 1111+ 100 ley; Cologne Minden ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 10 bla.; Ditto, Five per Cents., 1021 ; Magdeburg Wittenburg Priority Five per Cents., 991 bible; M~• nburg dita, Fonr-and- half per Cents., 101 l Ma, 1011 money. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEB; Naaw at Railway. lied IDk 1860. 72 371 16 BRITISH. lAberdsen Bekaa aad Ballymena Birkenhead, Lane., & Chesbirr Bolton, Blackburn &W t.York I Bristol and Exeter ICaltdonian C►ester and ilplylutad. ur 1849 1850. - £540 ccoll 639 669 97: 1,023 414 6,074 40 817 763 1,694 620 141 ii 4 764 322 614 674 71 854 160 162 i 2161 16 Z2{ 143 1884 314 12 470 ii 1711 239 211 lli 107 b 114 l8)4 28 1914 50 2 7 11 1 i 1071 72 aom mma MOW:MUM ' • Dublin and Kingstown Dandee,Perth,Aberdeen June Danda'k and Enniskillen East Anglian East Lancashire Eastern Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Furness Railway Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock Great Northern& E. Lincolnah Great Southern endWestern(l) I Great Western* Lancaster and Carlisle Lmeashire end Yorkshire Leeds and Think , Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport 'London and North Western 'London and Bleckwall 'Linda'', Brighton, and S. CM' London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c Manchester, Sheff , & Lincoln tlaryport an I Carlisle Midland Midland Great Wesurn.(l) Monklands !Newcastle and Carlisle North British .. North Stafford•hi re t Scottish Central Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Ctester Shropshire Union South Devon South E astern 904 1,234 653 145 127 687 724 2,488! 2,970 16,44 14,866 1,132,1 2,007 3,79, 1 3,865 2,2671 2,486 - 395 2,608 2,905 985 966 2,215 2,869 3.948 4,524 19,676 20,784 1,87 1;,20 3 7,. 3,584 1 2301 12,333 861 94 133 40,673 42,883 689 829 7,46 m 8,312 9,63 m 9,386 1351 169 - 116 3,497.1 5,304 454 596 21,255 22,039 1,:76 1,232 771, 710 1.925,: 2,040 3,11 V! 3.326 14,227 1,461 171671 ."401 * 291 '444 1.372 1,312 - 475 1,609 1,825 7.130 9,632 2,147 2,472 777 892 314 294 Ira Ulster West Cornwall Whiteharen Junction York, Newcastle, Berwick 'York and North Midland FOREIGN. Amiens and Boulogne 'Dieppe . Dutch Rhenish Montereau awl Troyes Northern of France Orleans to Bourges Orleans to B 'Meaux Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen (Paris and Havre 179' 173 12,024 13.235 6,65 6.962 1,2951 1,295 499' 498 869 1,044 - - (4,184116,096 2,6291 2,919 8,42F1 5,447 7,116 5,670 2,462 • The receipts include the tad& on the Bristol and Exeter. ♦ The rcce WA are exclusive of the amount available under the agreement with the London and North Western: the returns include the receipts on 150 mile. of ante!. MINES. (From the Wong Journal.) The mining share market continues leas wire than we have noticed it for some time past; whilst the mines ge nerally are represented as being in a Tory flourishing po sition. Shares in the following mints hare changed hands since our last:—ll .vcn Great Consols, Esst Wheal Rose, Tre viskey and Barrier, Trelawny, Mary Ann, Peczirce Con sols, Trehane, C mdurrow, licignston Dawns, E tat and South Tamar, East G tm is Lake, Alfred Consols,Tremayne, Wheal Longsaid, Tincroft, Tr gear CAssolz, North Buller, South Tolima, S:rsy Perk, Cook's kitchen, Merodifo,t, Bed ford United, acd East Biller. _ In foreign mines there Cu rot been much doing, if we ex cept Sunup) and Uoi'ed Milian, in which we learn that some large transactions have taken place, especially in Lite former. St. John del Rey. have been dcne, and s-me lYc pispos, Barossa Huge, Liman, and National Brazilian have changed hands. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING -LANE, SATURDAY MORNING. The downward tendency which we have for some weeks had to notice in the prices of Colonial produce still conti nues, and in value most articles are lower than this day week. Native Ceylon Coffee has declined fully ss. per cwt and speculators have been sel'ers of the plantation kinds at lower rates. Imparters of Sugar have accepted prices quite 6d. per cwt. below those current at the close of last week's mar ket. The quarterly Cinnamon sales wera held on Monday last, but in consequence of a scarcity of orders, not more than one-third of the total quantiy offered met with purchasers at about 6d. per lb. rtdu:tion last sale's prices; the value of other spices, of which the sales have been large, also shows considerable depreciation. 5,880 bags Bengal Saltpetre were almost all taken in at 265. 6d. to 255. 65. for retraction 91 to if lbs., and per cwt. for refraction 11 lbs.; a few lots went at 245. 6d. to 241. for refraction 8i to 13 lbs., and 2.55. 6d. per ewt. fur 41 lbs. 3,220 bags black Pepper were partly sold at a dechae of id. to id. par lb., viz ; 2il. to 2f 1. for dusty to good ordi nary Penang; 1,200 bags Malabar went at 315. to 314. for good shot kind; 251 bags Batavia were taken in at 3id. per lb. I and 56 bags, gosdt i the white Penang, at 6•1. to 74. per lb. 151 cams Nutmegs went at, for small to good 3rd sort, 21. 31. to 2s. 7d. ; mix-d seconds and thirds, 2s. SI. to 2s. 10d. ; good *mud to tine bold brown, 2a. I Id. to 4s. per lb., bsing fully 2.1. per lb. lower, excepting for the tine sorts; the low lots of 47 cases Mace also went a: a decline of 2d. to 4d. per lb., viz , It 7.1. to 2s. 22. for low to good red, and for middling to fine bright 2s. 3d. to 20. 7.1. per lb. Cloves were Id. per lb lower; 117 csses Penang went at Ild. to Is. 41. for dull to tine bright quality, and 141 bags good ordinary Bourbon bought in at 7.1. 20 bags Pimento were sold at 4id. per lb. 437 bags Bengal flinger, in b were taken in at 18s. for ordinary rough quality, and 146 bags sea damaged A'rican were sold at 255. 61. to 35a. per cwt., duty paid. - The bunness transacted in Tea this weak has again been very moderate, the dealers showing no inclination to buy, even at the present low prices. A parcel of ordinary congou has been sold u low u Sid. per li. ; but there is no alteration in other kinds of black TM. Canton gunpowders have been freely offered and taken by the trade is considerable quan tities at l l ad. to le. per lb., and young hysons have also been sold u low as 7.1. per lb. Sales are declared for Thursday next, when a considerable quantity is likely to be brought (ward out of the late numerous arrivals. 4,210 8,169 - ittior.ve 1I TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm to-day, with considerable inquiry for Y. C. for delivery. The quotations are:—Petersburg Y. C. on the spot 375. ; May:delivery, 36i. 9d. to 375. ; October to December, 35.. 61. buyers. During the week the market has had a steady but firm tone for Russian. Consumers hive made purchtscs to a fair ea ten', and s sme business has been d , ne fur expert, which tends to keep up prices. P.Y C. on the sp it has met with steady buyers, and now little god quality to be had under ns. on the 'spot; the inferior kinds also go off steadily, at 365. 61. to 365. 91 per cwt. For the list three months de livery importers are less disposed to sell, and there are now few good sinus under 335. 61., but at this rate not man contracts have been entered into In Sydney or S ou th American rather more business has been dote, and the mar ket has a steady tone. The deliveries for the half week end ing Wednesday were large, amounting to 819 easks. There are no arrivals this week, but the stock is still larger than at this time last season. The stimated supplies from Peters burg are now rated at 113,000 Bark., Rome-made continues in good supply, but it sells rea lily at Xis. 3d. to 3-is. 61 for prime fresh melted, net cub. FATAL ACCIDENT FROM MAiVIIINERIC AT MAN CIIROTIML—On Tuesday att. moon an inquest was held at the ,Blue Bell, Mill street, Manchester, on the body of • young woman named Margaret Duffy. Deceased was 21 year of age, and was in the employ of Mr. T. L Williams, small ware manufacturer, Pirrcy.street, Manchester. OR Monday she was engaged at her usual occupation of attend ing to one of the braid machines in the manu'actory. At the end of the machine where she worked there was an upright revolving shirr, csasil with tin, in which a little hole had been m■de for the admi•sioa of a strap, which turas • wheel lately added to the machine. Whilst emerged at the =whiners, her clothes were caught by the shaft, and before she could be extriented from her perilous position she wee so dreadfully injured as to cause her death in a few minutes. The jury found a verdict of " Accidental death," and re commended the depositions to be sent to the inspector of factorise. :74 264 274 26 27 21i & I i ll I Pan 4 10 20i 9 611 I§ 101 i 911 2 II 4 i f 19 119 19 1111 i 1