The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-29 00:00:00

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Jaw I. Nay. May. apptlestlon. v 4 hearse pertiadma, orpty i ,• And C., 12, 1.4114=11 01Mse: Ilsateart. NI: 6 ENER AL LIFE ASSURANCE, ~‘t I IT. and T \MILT ENDOWMENT ASPOCIATON, , „ Lon..so. payment tor insuISMIO (*lsolated woo the caps. a..uml Bees. Its. week* ET Oa kale of tlk, ask -.sum rpm... 4 need DO paid. Ur rtissiodsr susi • h,p..hey,.2lr p.M f at O piroosto. This le kr eat . 2 am• so advents. sosstioed wtit sue low teas C , t , w. to tirpotallir, owl skier proompkr poi& %rum I Soto to Imair /NO kr LI& lAP lait 40 11 / 241” a I dlo 4 0 . _ t . 1 to. &Sat L 1 o.d.tot is Of 0 7 7 111 M 1 1 3 I 0 4 111 . y, .r tw p id lidt.yorrly or gorristly. rtoi, eztusto art MirmW.'•tote ease totom ern= P. PLUIEIL I.I.NNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. :‘ , ..tutton to empoolervd by a @pedal Ael d Pozliemoot 0... 4 7 smt t. Po o rent:tool am to milord the losollto of Ilk .1 :lb, I,:teot 'Meat to pai4y.boidon4 nod to west .4ox , oimnittion thou - ors umosily cared to the • oi'oe•ibel capital, vocable eft the largo and mw ....,..:ee foul. Aernoluteted teem Sr eermatueeeote upwereb eoroVete enmity to the esesred ; whilst the the Coreeany'e traiwoott es Ire mild the I) rectors !,antAire to policy-holders, o will le ma by refer , -.pyttlS emd to the varied sod extemhe *Wee, whisk r 0.4 ,A with rest owe sod Meer expreally Ihr the see rots st0111180:1, Milk* Director. • hulk, Larks. BEDSTEADS ud CHILDREN'S COTS. weadowth of thaw Ileditheals la Ina sad Brea, . ; sad One teas Ida ad. lII* Stied with dove ..et I I,,,tent reenUeg. sad entirely bee free grew; ants, or - at the ftow-re caii of WILLIAM S. arms -....-ulNurtnit`. 39, tblueddereet loran at Newman. NJ. I, Newthan-otrect, which are tM laird la the •.• talc Aeo he rem the quilt Itheietthae. ew cam Ina L ench ir applicable slaw to bee and evoke lobleai as sarie.hary to perfect riot, cupola, nau te the • ' i.nuaon boa bed•eeade it It.. 6d. tact. Detailed eats. • eaen t(at . of every trosateapn artlale, rent (pet - Is Wells-street, A.D., 100. ELY OF ARTS PRIZE PATTERN. I 0 ~ 1.,, N AST fIArCILAS. I I CAKE PLATES. I LS COPS . I stilt* Dol. ..ctliCtsi CUPS 1 BoWt.. AND !ACCESS. I MILK Jra. ,(Es. S EGG Ct'PS. . well qtr. ready ior delicacy, la balr trammed% • . at digt, &las. 2i. IZe. 6.1 the set. rant4ice ordin .-.."‘ w, 1 be i-ri erbetely attended to. JiidEPII CCNDALL, 11, Old basd.atreet. EASAM and CO'S BLEACHING and REOE %Ek\TI\'E Wan kw Fuentes, Lavalierse., Dm% sad -inpr•— , Aarrli NT.M..VED n0m . 11•=1444m . e. P)116. . Streak Neat ewe TemOr.ter).-110 - 111 - ietWg haws he he salgeordlo le wyeleatmlne I tie perholly free Item sweil, gal se. snake the ea • ewe rrammeaded. b dam sot rat ea Viers. bet 'a tar km Mbar. gad Mg boll the 'pawky, Is Weedtely than my other sew it mites so some a froth. eat kw • It ie maretlywrible le we we Me. Some et the ash en sad 'swains emmalhetwers bare used it kw Alb; .01110. Ste.. ea/ base bead it sepenor to 'mg other. law. sad twins, ease employing It trill an= tt. a it Is at Mr the mem enemies] and !or ell weeerel emes. It mill be • owing or haw. mate to es sad geothwea. by the perfect et ace It deem p.. 10. malting It. as well am mania etuatary-pkew v.. al Mr totwebns is, bah wen( se new. Sold mail is area Ilan. for lib, Sias. tat s uperadt sad a Irina el alba, i at id. will. awl m. The argaseratlve ale r ralled "Sl ite Male ft *waft aid bieuitylsk woollies. mg *bum kr •••191•6 WOO% ••• imparolat • tad eft, halt!. ft remewa Mae ad grere . lea, gew • trvjo. boyster tbe • keer of tear* &Meet • b nWr 'Ni/ ewe tbe ear W. toMbirn tM Ma fabbnie • .%••• MUM albil Oil gamble s, Wage Yon Wit neer. is aye from eared. awl warranted aim te Win the lbw le Bed Is lb. Jess at b. per ler, ee be baU abbe cr usbe.. at ltd. per la. la an ease &w ad oda. sr tap a-e.t.en, be meet whit either of the naps. Nary re. Toilette. Jut *sp. %Id la pea St la, la hi, fa &L. Isi 4.4 n. buret.; sad ikse, b herbs daartreet. DA Itlt'S LIFE PILLS.—An Invinoratiag, mastic, I 1. ap. rent roodiciae, paranshoe eatrionNsiry *tam= • :.ace at the root of MOO " stlamolase astlaa of • • - • me.., renore to.. to to. etwarik, tin aims, • .1•••!y the hkr•tt am/ eseretkos‘ teem Itnet. - c biol./the. bile, mikes too otometatima d all ratlid • ••• .ad apeedtly recant to. paint to parka Malt& Now ara . gar...malat at Ma at the puporlemora, T. 1.I• tott Crame.seart. Pb...*.., lanism." la oaths 4la Wass at U. lit, to ild., amil las* pieta tl . . a.. rosperattea smilataa 'Wen tkaatploot Oa wad& Le ere gi olab .to letah—lrfaimesle Lisa arms: karlay wad oar. Parrimadamolsoet ; Zdarwria, N. Nara • - , ad, orbs asitla., law Cbmayaml; Ismor, 111, Oalard. • • &may awl Oa. Ombrularavot. H M CEO PAT H Y. - HOMMOPATHIC, 11. tILDICAL. led ACCESIORT PREPARATIONS OM =MY .n eery 'minty at !AIMS LEATH'S Honer .pethle Own. Tert.etreet, end 3, St. l'aurn.charehyszd. • - .;tv:,uo ewe otrereed la the stentiteaun le g-areateed by _ _• !!.. 7 1c.nt• which the author is la the habit of using are pa .• tram'. Iluracenpathic Pharasser, 9, Veer...street. Ozfurd. Ducks. where a practical and pharmaceutical chemist a hi etrarlagee. From basing tread the 'gamey of these nee. ." :urea pee**, the author feels that be caa safely recant .ll to the blehast c - mfdeuca of the public."—Dr. Laurie's kfedidae, Sib elation. Just publubed. 7 , .br0 et any ace 3e:ne., 9d. each; poet free, la, '14,1 perk* dm', for the table or pocket, wording to the seas a ;;* cennaise 4 Ocala. Ts. H. 4O bales, 334. •• If . In. n 111 „ ILL - Si ~ 15s. II ~ 111. ••• AO MIL NO , lONL `of; aLI cLos ii•Crlssat *Elbe_ Ihileirift, ;Amble eztaina -. ‘rc.ca awl ROM TiolusEsdrea. Goods we r.c.ted 1 , . PA er railway; Of In Trimmirire primon. .• r.. 1 •• o ...ppers. eseignats, sad ,ylerlair, margins supplied • nr.t IllerA: *num ' MI i 11034 1 10PAUCC COMA, IL Id. pa lb.; CHOW. , 0., A.. ri it.. , F MUNACEUCS MOIL IL Id. IL.; Dual:rho, .;,, is,julLs„ Le. la, sn acnenally al. heiveLuss, wllli diflokeise7 (MN VIII. lawli OWNMI triak• um awl wharea. tram ends • unt ailhad of riparian ak; warranted to r:arat an Mr law and Mai bia NEW lI‘VENTED TAP W (la amerrada tame ten= =lanai skw.aa Import. Mid. awl Y. pa ashe. Ma Wide gARLOW'S NEW IN. veyrcu SW-ACTING 11”11011 I`'''' 111411:111L4 NO VENT-POO I! ! I Fti rfIIVIIINI Ilba, beer, abbe, et etlee lartoore "4 4 ken beaming Ist or idol to elletaslly - t P..- el test Solon pan elan be into% a seed el i . 4, i ma t - A ) 11W "1 1 1 1 r z - - - ----_- 11 4_ , 11 the Int; worn:tee to repay Its scot in '._. W A, . a two soft el de; Pita. ett. 6 , 10 et NM hee 10 say part et Distend two ere ; 7 11 1 then) -- , it, Se. W. yt h e en. j oe p esetevlog will netts Its - F r Wino. Who the Moo by to MN an 1 -., , the op et the pleat: Matti hoe • Mk op- =Lie the Ne-tobe U), selkeeat it, nabs, It WOO* met le ewe the Orme . te rum entreaty; when too Op le termed ea so owe Or eon eater. JAXII4 BARLOW, 14 Rig WM.. 11. k Manaton.lotwe. retsbliebee left N.ll.—Nia• NIP webs 11,41. CIIVIZIL!ILLS 11AW.W01111116 ie. K. et T NIOYM et LIFE. I" Health, renstkr. naked see eV Use." Karl ttlauer-flprleat awl Illummer Alater-ramw. ahmt the Carlson. of Loodem-The lank P' ,l ". DNS Asada. sad D eth , ter ta r naes-DortryTh r = The Sea-Load= at N Eeengs Ilowe-lbris -71, bramie---(so Yatleg, blesple& MOM& Al,, leat, too. tioeuration, 'kV ,3 11. T Owe the MOUNTAINS. f tn. Is. ash ; by put, td. 1. •••• I.—A twit to the laltee—lleteh o Mclabreesh. ha. 1. 11. -Tbe Wiwi of I( - Itenteitemeem of Dubai; SML Al., self edition, IP. ; by peek le. Mt WHAT to CAT , DRINK, sad AVOID. Il.d three wore rare soil tea tar mom may rim. A id,nu.er r. view id .:.rat every forum (enter sett cure( de Y. • health end eallsehtedeemetitution. that hareems* the )'iotr, tort* the arm of pleemore. tousdatme. tit es., sad antseee 1 / 4 tr , toter aad retro lee the diet mat yhrnal tentacles el lite. 24, Palareoster-row ; Yana, 09, Oaraklll • Carvallo, 1.7, toot-04ml; 44 *net ken the astber, 10. Argy:LOssa. irbt..tnet. i si, LBANT LAMP sod CANDLE MANUFAC TORT.—CLULIMS Urea P. Soap. vary obi. a load . Sat. wed ra ; MO TaraeL Ota pee I If lb.; as; N.; honey la.; mar awl abi brows Wrap, la ; Trite me. paha. , ahotadoradi lorprile la IL per D. list dor* oodles, H.; vasArleard Toodie, Oh ; restate, IL ; melted Maw, *inky impale. N.; amis. m, la ; l'lleeT SS. NW 9 4 4 , IS Maw. fa; geed, Is Si Pi la lid. imu wad, Is. N. pr k Sparta 011, fa ; Musty ort Sa 11l ; ewer ell, 40. N.; Tore, la Si laraportara ad. pm Ewa. Clor pita N. 14. per sea. Cherte prat Torrey Yap lo wirrre reeL SaLtil_sod IMOD WWII la prat warty et Po Parra prima IrTrond, or breord. Orree et pry 111101 110•11.--11111 "afr. 4 Trill rapt So Clorkes Parra Mort ripbt lamp Tod Llgiro, Ms ma only, 14, Atlespatreet.ltirmalopera, within two Wawa' walk al the Colarroa.—M.o. lonia hal um him FACTS FOR THE P 1 MD lndependenco Beige gives the following facto and figures uan instance of high protective duties so against low duties on core: To those—and their number is considerable—who, meting the present price of grain is Belgian, regret that heavier dative have not been placed ea fort ign corn, one ay more than ever oppose the maple et Frames. It is not a protective duty which is wanting for spiral culture in that happy country. It not only enjoys • protective tariff, but protection there goes the whole length of absolute prohibition. Two years have now elapsed mince importation to Prange ha entirely cussed, ammitain hen not prevented prices from falling successively and poper tiona'aly below the prices In Belgium. As a proof, it Y only necessary is quote the following prices of grain at the market of Bourges (Cher, in Flue.), on the 20th of the present month : Wheat, d 9 first quality, 1114. the. the hectolitre, .. he 3d. per qr. eecoe 0 third .. 7 7r . •IS RT• Barley Oita Agriculture is protected in France by absolute prohibition of foreign grain, and yet the p• ice of wheat bas fallen in err. t►in localities to an average of Vr. 25c. per hectolitre (about 23i. per qr.) Rye and barley to 6(r. per hectolitre (about lde. per qr.); and oats to 4fr. per hectolitre, or about 9a. PIT qr. The priers of grain at Louvain (Belgian) on the 26th init. were as follows: It Whom; Int quality, 13 9 1 t. 300. per To do. 30 —about U. 1:1.74. per qr. 1314/147 de. 934 . . . 13 01 Olds do. 3 30 0 13 SPORTING. NEWMARKET FIRST WRING MEETING. Hones to whisk as uteri& la pratud Sr. either at Itimatikat ar •As read MONDAY Fury POMIDS ; for C]rOlio, let l(rb ; fire, Eist 9th; *is pars and aced, 9.t. Last 3 mil. sof B C. . - _ _ swzgrsilaits at 20 sovo. ash ; for 3 yr olds, ist ; four, set 91b; arc 9st 21b ; six and aged, 9st 41b. D. M. HANDICAP SWNIPSTAILIS, of 20 son. eseh, b.ll It, it de clared, Re , for 3-yr olds and upwards. T. Y. C. ISWEIPSTAILNII, of 10 son. each, for 3.yr olds; cols, Set 71b, and &lin, 9st Mb. The winner to be sold for 2001, &e. T. Y. C. Awiiirriies, of 300 saes. each, h ft, for 4-yr olds ; eche, Set nb, acd Übe, Set 21b. Cmarewitch Comm. (7 sate). • Cal. Anson's Dm Juan, • S.r J Howley's Qm: =berry, • Lard SuSteld's Fleece, • Duke of B .dford'e Smartly, • Mr. Comb's's b e The Coast, • Mr. R. H. Nerall'eLititia, • Lord Rellatmen Soles. SWZIPITAICS, of ao NU. each, St ft, for 3-yr olds. D. M. (3 suet). • Mr. Stereaa's Knig.tt of °wrist, Set 71b, Mr. Rumsbettora's Meaufecturer, Set, • Duke of Richmond's Hanna &arum, 7st 121 b. 2f W,h R. D. M. • Mr. Gradate" William the Conqueror, Set 71b. &get • Lord W. Powlett's c by Jolts te Gaunt out of Ma Yin's dam, Sit 41b. MATCH, 3001, 60 ft. TY. C. • Lord Cliklon's Sur. plot, Set lo.b, gasket Duke of Bedford's St. Rosalie, 7st sib. TrESDAY. Quanal Purl, of 100guirnede, fee marls; 4yr old., Bet 91e • live, get 81b, Ws and aged. 10st. It C. Bwoinwranne of 6 soya loch for 3yr old colts. Bet 7111; sod Gies, 31b. The winter to he sold for SOL, 8&o. T. T. C. _ _ _ IlwamsTaias of 10 son. each: for 3-rt olds, 7st 2lb; 4 yrs, Est 71Is; 6 Ito asd upwards, Ost. TM Mauer to be seM Ar 1601. T. Y. C. liounzcar /Iwamoto/as of 10 ...Ts. mob, foe 3-11 014 s 61. D. N. Swantrraufte 0300 an. sub, 100 ft : foe 4-yr old colts, Set 71h; sad Elie% Sri 21b. B. C. 14 sub) Mr. Worley'. Dimas, *Lori' Easier'. Testate,, *Duke of Bodford's Quid. amedie, Lord luster's Burghley. Two TROVIIAXD 01:11114 fluxes, by sub. of 100 son, k ft: for 3.yr old saw, Sri 71b; and fillies, fist 4lb. Tue wooed to says his stakes. (27 subs) B. M. •Lord Easter'. Nutkateh, *Lord Easter's Nrstriorker,•Lord Exeter's Ohio, •Loed Easter's Utrecht, *Ca. Aeon's Chieftais, ((Lord Orford's Solo? •CoL Peers liardiags, *Mr. Bowie's Mkkletea, *Lied H. Lennox's &shunter. 'Si, B. Pigat's *Lord CUldia's Sides, *Lord Clifden's Puttees, *Mr. Neury's Pitaford, Baron Withribild's b e by Itburiel out of Marla, Mr. J. G. Dixos's West Indian, 11r. B. Green's Oilrildeston, Mr. B. Green's Michael Branton, Mr. B. Orean'e John de Boverley, Mr. B. Ore.'''. Merry An drew, Mr. Osb.ldestos's Mountaineer, Mr. Watts's Tab- Alba, Baron Buthaehild's b c by Parisian out of Decoy, Deke of Bedford's Jobs o'Orost (paid), Col. Peel's See Serpent (paid), Mr. Ne ri ll's Thacker', (paid), Lord Stan ley's Crosalriw (paid), Mr. B. Graon's The Prior (dead). COIFIRS-11.0011 STAY.' of 60 sari. seek: for 3-yr old soles, Set 71b; sad Adios, Bst 4lb; the prod's, of wares whisk Beyer produced a wirier. A. F. (4 subs)) Orford's f by Slave out of Exotic, *ll r. Grerills's Brington, *Lard CLUdea's Spikenard, • Duke of B:dford's Bordeaux. WSDNIADAY. PLAT! of 501. ; for 3 yr olds, 7st 71b; (cur, Sst 121 b; five and upwards, 9st lb; mares and petals allowed 31b; winner to be sold for 2001 If demanded; tf entered to be sold for 1601.. allowed 71b; Mr 1001., 121 b; foe 701., 161 b; and foe 401., 211 b. D.M._ . _ HANDICiP PLATS of 601.; for 4-yr olds sad upwards. Cesarewiteh eourse. HANDICAP SWEEPATAINB Of 20 sore. each, and 6 ft only If declared, to go to the owner of the mooed horse ; for 3 yr olds and upwvds. A.F. Sw AAAAAA ALS of 10 son. each; for 3-yr olds. 7.1; and feu-. Set 10Ib; the winner to be sold for lOW , &c. DY. Sw Las of 60 son. each, h tt ; colts, fist 71b ; fillies, Sat 31b' those by untried sea lice, or out of tares that never bred a winner, allowed 31b; only one allowance. D.Y. 19 subs.) •Mr. The Black Man, *Lord H. Leannos B.ebuoter, *Lord Easter's Natlia•cb (31b), *Das of Richmond's Ilsruat Swan (111), *Mr. Osbaldeston's Jew Ward (3(b). *Colonel Anson's Chieftain (3(b), Duke of Richmond's Claymore, Lord Orford's f by Arundel out of Bettina (3(b), Lord Orford's f by Arundel out of Mundane (31b). Swaarrraass of 60 son. each, h ft; for 3 yr olds; nits, 71b;Bet sad Allies, Bat 31b; those by stallion, cr out of seam that sewn bred a winner. allowed 3114; only one allowance. DM. (14 subs.) *Lord Exeter's it by Scutari out of Marinello (3(b), *lnd Exeter's Nutcracker (31b), *Mr. Combo'. Necklace (lb), *Mr. Combs's Trump (alba). L,rd Stradbreka's Whirlwind (31b), *Duke of Bedford's Bordeses, *Duke of Bedford's St. Sophie, Sir J. Hawley's B'irabout,*C4. Anson's Chieftain (31M), *Lord Clifden's Bids., *Mr. Roles Black Man, Lord Orford's c by Arundel out of Menials (3(b), Mr. Barnes's Cajoler (dead), Lord Staaley's Little Inn (died). ISWIIIIPWIAINS of 60 son each, for 3-yr-olds; eolts, Set 71b, sad Sllies, Bst 21b ; not sowed in ate 2,000 (fitness or ' 1,000 GUIANA Stakes ; these by stallions or out of mans that bred • winner allowed 41b; only one allowance. A F (6 subs.)—*Mr. Combe's Trump (4(0), *Lord Obes terlield's Satire (41b), *Dab* of Boatland's Omani (4(b), Lord Orford's eh fby Antadel out of Peeress (41b), Duke of Bedford's Odin (dead). Seraftrinnuas 0160 son milk, for 4.yr- olds sad up wards. T Y.C. (3 subs). —' Lord Midas's Authorises, 6 yre, Set 71b ; *Mr Payee's Crucible, 4 yrs, Ut 80) ; *Lord Oliernew'• f, by Linares' oat of Canada, 4 yn, 7.t 41b. Sw aaaaaa ass of 60 son each, h ft, for 4-yr olds. R.Y. (4 subs. ) —' lord W. Pusilett's Rearguard, Bst 71b; *Deka of Bedford's Msbratta, Bet llb ; *Lord Olesow's e by Is bent°, or Jerry horse, out of Des:slayer's dam, 7st 101 b ; Mr. Rusabottuse's Limbos Bunnuo, 7st 121 b. Swaarsraara of 60 sons eeeb, h ft, for 4.yr-ol , la and up wards. A.F. (3 subs.)—Deks of Richmond's Halo, 6 ere, fist 71b; Mr. Orevillo's Puffy 4 yn, frt 13 1 b; *Lord Oleo gow's Is, by Dab John out of Impertinent:, 6 yrs, 64 101 b. THIS DAY. By Maserle Telegraph. SWEEPSTAKES. Knight of Gwynn' .. .. Hazum &arum .. .. HANDICAP. Newport .. .. Vasa .. .. SWEEPSTAKES. Milani .. • • .. Oshaldeston • • MATCH. St. Roadie beat Surplice. 11 to I aiiit—FaiOlover. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1850. BETTING ON SATURDAY. The fellowia. violations au) imaa• up trout tautness trans wad at tau @mune bows se Saturday &Raman : TWO THOUSAND GUMMI STAMM. to 4to 4 soot nakedtot Beettoo (t) I 40 to 1 — "6 I iggi 7 lt= CHEtTRI COP. IT to 1 apt Medan. aboutl to 1 Opt Roland WO lee Randall) 00 to Captain Grant (t) — Oen to Wu 10 to IPossai:day boy. DEIST. II lo I opt Mows (t) I 13 to I aro Y Ghillie Won 11113 1 Vottioeur S 3 to 1 raftiltt of Amid OAKS. NAVAL AND MILITARY BIBLE SOCIETY. The seventieth anniversary intetiog of this society was held to at this lisaortr4quars Rooms. The Marqub of CHOLYONDILIT i• the chair. The meeting bevies base opeued with a prayer by the Rev. W. Thompson, a report was read by the Brustary, hom which it appea►d the number of bibles furnished to the Sr., dating the pest year was 1,000 kr V4IiIIIII regiments, and 300 to the troops of the But ladies Cmtpany's maim, besides a tardy of 88 to barrack and guardrooms, hospi tal', and ragisuntsl schools. 90 Bibles and T• resets have ago base wet to the anal Marine Artillery, at Portameeth, _ To 39 of bar Majesty's ship 1,676 oopiss have been sup plied, including 100 to the four 'nein going out ender Capt. Austin in search of Sir Jobs Franklin and his associates, to whom this society. before they quitted England in 1845 gave an ample supply, at Sir John's special request. Thu it may be said that 7,000 seamen in her Majesty's navy have, during the past twelve months, had the word of eternal life placed before them. The t hankfulness with which thew books have hien received by captains for the crews uodt r their command, is a source of much gratification to the committee, and alien pleasing testimony to the acknowleeged value of the boon as a means of moral as well as of religious improvement. To merchant seamen generally 12,137 copies have been cir culated, including the following issues in this d•pirtment of the society's labours : 200 to a mariner's church and whool, and ter salt to sailors, at Port Philip. Australia; 30 Bibles to a school for wawa' and Interment' children lb the Bo rough; 160 copies to a mho 1 for chi dren of sailors, tika, at Devonport ; 60 for the as of sick seamen on board the Dreadnought, hospital. ship ; 100 for the flesmens' Church, in Doak street; 38 for the 8 iilors' Orphan Girls' School, London ; 60 Pr Bible cleave on board the Thames Cherish Mission cutter. With there exceptions, the total number mentioned above have been generally disposed of to individual seamen at a reduced price, evidently showing an increased desire among them felt the Holy Saiptures. 2,211 eerie. have been issued to canal boatmen, bargemen, and menses, 2,000 of which were by Mr. Jellery, who had been greenfly emplued by the society for this purpose : a large proportion of then nave been purchased at reduced prime. The labours of Mr. Jeffery have been attended with tr e most gratifying Jesuit in this intereating and important sphere of missionary operation. Among the issues in the past year, 1,261 copies had bean distributed at Liverpool ; by the Poet of Hull Society, 570; at Plymouth, 1,296; at Poe smooth, 853; at Sunderland, 2.51 ; by the agent on the river Thames, 598 copies.; at Newcastle, 324 ; at South Shields, 417 ; at Cardiff, 705 copies ; by the British and reign Sailors Society, 1,641; and at Held's, Nova Scotia, 1,052 copies. The total number of Bibles and Testaments issued durine the put yen is 17,598, making • general total of 517,691 copies circulated by the society since its formation. His Royal Highness the Prince Albert has ',inn • dons. tics to the Windsor branch, for local purposes; the Marquis of Cholmondeley, a fluent donation of 101 ; a donation of of 10 guineas has been retie ived from John Beckett, Esq.; 61. from General Sir George Pollock; and 61. from Lieute nant A. Norman, B. N. A beyiest of 221. 10c, left by the late Nidir Baster, Esq.; 1001., by the 1 .te Miss Parmeoter ; and 1001. by the late Mr. Nathani 1 Broughton, have ben rt calved. The total receipts daring the pest year amount t, 2,6281. 70. 4d. ; the disbursements to 2,61.41 17e. 74., which, with last year's balance, leave in the treasurer's hands 1391. es. 9i., which balance is retained as absolutely neces sary tl carry on the business of the society, at a time when remittances from the associations are not usually seat to the office. The report having been rewired and adopted, several gentlemen addreieed the Matting in furtherance or the objects of the society, and the proc. edings terminated with a tote of thanks to the chairman. MONEY MARKET. WIIILSTAN MISSIONARY SOCIIITY.—The anneal vaestleg of tide society was held at Enter Halt to-day, the alibi Hee. Woo Miele. H.P., in ilea/sir. The Walston sad principal leaden of the sonny, oa souks ea the platt• fern, were reigned with Wailed shuts aril beam The report stated that the receipts dge s i a. tie Jolt r ad s amounted to 111,11851. 13s. 6d. hem 100,1681. 10s. 7d., and the debt .IM7l""dirt'y bad beta reduesd. Hr. Heald. M P., teelillie temisike— That the ripen be received and pellidledoted thet the society acknowledge with thankfulness*, width Nis bons vouchsafed tp this and ease. sitellar •• t Ths Hew. Dr. Hannah eitesded stair• man was abut to pat the mobilise, what • mos it the body of the ball said he had an enewinent is the peanut sacked cossidtratele . At the "airman obtained a besting, and be should to receive the amendment, and, as the perm who wished t, propose it was in the nesting by virtue of a ticket, which stated that he should abide by the decision of the chairman, be nut be removed if he did not sit down quietly. Quiet ens thee notated, and the meeting was addreerd by Mr. Pito, M.P., and several ether guldens.. SATURDAY EVININO. The money market during the put week has been extremely dull; and, although amongst the regular dealers Wee has been so apparent deviation In= pravioss refill, there is nevertheless a pereeptible tea dency towards a further decline in the rates of in..- rest. Indeed, in one department, the Stock Ex change, this fact, towards the latter part of the week, and again to-day, was placed beyond all d3uht, money having been offered on loan upon stook at one per cent. per annum. So low a rats of interest, it might have been supposed, would have induced investments in the public funds on ;peculation, and created such a demand for N overnment securities, as would have given them an upward movement. Such, however, has not been the case; the demand for money continues ex tremely limited; and the closing price of Consols to-day is below that of the previous Saturday, whilst Exche quer Bills are at the same price. There is nothing in the present aspect of the money market to lead to the c inclusion that the funds at their present prioes are regarded with favour as an object of speculative investment, and as all other securities, domestic as well u foreign. are still lees attractive, there conti nues afloat a large amount of capital ready to be placed oaten= such as the borrower may please to allow rather than the lender dictate. The provincial go y. foment of Canada is in the market fur a loan of 450,0001. on the security of debentures issued at par, bearing interest at 5 per cent per annum, and re deemable in 25 years, the greater part of which, we understand, have already been taken. The following are the extreme price at which Consols and Exchequer Bills were transacted each day durieg the•week: _ .. Melba Lowest Coring Moe. Prior. Puce. Monday—Consols br mai, Ni 9 95. Per ameNt (Mg 9) Sete 9 N 4 to i Tomday Per mussy N 9._...N Per meaMit ....... ..... 96 9 .....96 to j Wednesday Tor moray li9 9S 931 to 96 Par amannt ...«...... .. . N 96 to Thursday Tokyo:rag ....„...- ...... 9 9.1 96 to Ferneasmat. 96 0 96 to Niday Pm massy.... ..... „........ 96i Par asseamt .. N g iiNI to 96 Saturday Foe wary N 93. to 1 Far noteent Ezettequer Bills. 71ds mesh. taw 41,000 WOW. Lowest. Mi we*. sted& Loved.cosi Monday Ms. pm.... 69e. pm. ... 71s. pa ... Ns. pm. Tueeday --a pa „. tee. pm. ... 7b. pra. ... Ns. pm. Wednesday Thursday Prtdry 794 pa7os. pa .. 695. pm. Saturday Joint Stock Bank shares have attracted little atten tion in the market this week. The business done is limited to Bank of Australasia (401. paid), at 25; Britian North American (501. paid), at. 41/ ; London Joint Steak (101. paid), at 171; London and West minster (201. paid), at 26; Union of Australia (251. paid), at 291. Etat an.: West India Dock shares haws been dealt in during the week at 142; East Country, at 21; London, at 119. St. Katharine, at 81. _ _ The imount Of the precious metals exported from the port of London during the week ending Thurs day last, we learn from official sources, wee as fol lows :—Gold coin : To Hamburg,loo oz. ; to Madras, SOO oz. Silver coin : To Guernsey and Jersey, 3281. Silver bats : to Rio Janeiro, 30,511 oz. . . The following are the extreme prices at which business has been done in railway shares during the week : oat Lowest hid. m Price. hex. 34 Aberdeen . ..... ............ 101 Bl . _ 2U 131rmagbau sod Oakird Judi= ((without egourentart) U 100 Ward oil Smarm 6l 60 Csirdsobs. 7l ID Inters anodes 7 I* 742101angli aad Olisiew — i 26 22 Great Northers lOU Great Sort II al Itairiaed. „. llll ...... 215 lt" Street Westers Mk .. ....... :..—.. 49 -.. SO Hull and Selby I. ....„ ..... . ..... 94 30 Lancertar add Conk!' 100 lAroolgre and Yrekoldre 34 SO Lori and Bradford 114 London ant Blackwall oad Ursonwki. 1 100 Looks. Brighton. 0818notk C00t... 79 ... ..... ...„„ 1 Load= 01 100 24 Lomas adllllllll Wilms . 103 100 lambs adllessit WOWS 59 „... 88 Ito Mankrobre filmarld,aod Ltocnlnah. 13 100 Mang ....... l l.l n. .vA 100 NorfJk . 23 North Bridal 173 Sank Istaflordaldro. ... 7 7 23 Scottish Central „, 124 47 Booth Wales .. ii; . QiWiX i ..„ • I - sceunie ssSO Tort. ISINFINICI. Mil Ibinitik. I sII ... „. .' 1411 i Tont red North Mind l3j The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the uterisk (') is placed, it is to be understood that the share rate of dividend is less the income tax. Throe pre Cost.Ooorre.. aroma price 98 plorklprr oast. /3 I 8 Three per Cost kodoord 9s n 3 3 14 Throe-sallorawrtar per OWL n97 3 7 0 Baal atookil ieum v. II per cent. per ass.) lO7 n 317 34 bag Sunk v. 104 per esac pat sas )2671 n 3 111 6 Irogailla soB.llol war (W. Ijd. per da mv. Si.p• elt y) .d: 64, pin,, r• 1 4 lj W r 4 1 14 Onat Wailers. (41.. Si as .at. or pat ast per us.) 11 1 1110 J ti Vaashirs Ewa' La Medi (4th . at the rate of psi Mt. pie rdth) 34 8 18 5j Lambn and Ike* Walma• (dlv. at limb aft per mai pr (di IS a •13 01 rriA rt deWarnad Mi. pm a gt ilme stook tor the MN pnir, equal to lb. per amt. pe se) Win and North Withers* (dividend at ib• rate of 5 per ant. per ann.) 10l „ 4 19 0 MMus& (div. at the nth d 34 Par et par MIL) 33 „ 1 18 3 loath Barbern Meek* (dlv. at the tete of 3 asst. per um.) l3 1 13 10 Letters from Bahia of the 18th March state that sugars had advanced in price, and could not be had under 1,700 to 2,100, at which rates a good deal of business had been dons for export. Freights were quoted 36e. to 30e.; and exchanges, 29 d. Accounts have been received from Rio Grande to the 23rd February, which state that the demand fur hides was very active, and prices looking up. Dried could not be had under 162 rs., and salted 70 to 72re. Several chartered vesicle had arrived, for which car goes bad to be provided. The arrivals of cattle were small, and no decline in pries could be expected for some time. Good mixed horsehair was dull at 246 re. Freights to the Channel were quoted 365. to 40e. for e.lted, and 665. to 70e. per ton for dried hides. Ex change on London, 261 d. to d. for 60 days' sight. DUBLIN STOCILL—Arat" OIL 3 per UesL Otereis 31 pm th Moth aL Meek «. Peak Pour pre Owl City Deb of Olken ..... Dublin mad Dregbida I into Thirds idland Orent Mulurn rad lord Canal Oinping Arius U. 3 par Ont. Ono& 3I pm Oat OM* Orand Ord lands (110 L) Dalin art Inaplnnn Dam 4 Su Cast (102. paid) 19:7 - Innis Infort 3 .181 ******* - Win Word and Inionint =MAXON AND 111003411 LIMA Ilmowri Awn fO.-Thew pr Con. 10 awast Op le 113-14 Went TOW pr OWN 11$ own nv• 0rw.. 111 1 . 4 ppm ; Aar Latin II lei Pandon 4 ppm oo= ng pipe ; altar Folk 71 oak Birk at Wir d, laddrao.oo4l4 PARIS, Arm 27. Poe mss• Far Aram*. . Overdue 11Isbort..1 bs 011 SO SO ot IA _ . Owing M Spitloss. .:.. not gala. NN 115 - II; lil oif en Nil SO 10 NI 63 II -ga lliga. .. VI 10 lii. Pr ealift. .a n OP I* a =,....—..-- .. al LOenoll: ,-• UN diirira 4:1 " Sen. Cilia •.••• t 1 0 0 Miirrii. Napier limit" .. AS limey li, 1141 l4O „ loom Lou, 1649 79 ~ Do. 44 Itemory Doris ... 5 per Ct. rialment 3 per Ousts. 84 0 Beek Ohara 21 29 Armlets, Mout 241.—D , TIOODI Mere Debt, Ttro.aita.o. nit pir Oroto„ On ; Urn }n abs, iii ; Ditto. Poor par Oasis. SS 11.16; Ent fags Pair pg 441 ; Ramis& Flee Hope rad Co., 1014 i list lideslits, LS rusti C it l i re per Conle. h k.„.. slikr , eget*, VI. Sninig; Aran. 17. /obi Wm III" gm per Cents., MiDION 914 4 VA_ us, sq; , 1944, Foor.oad.s. pr awe., •um ea, I Um par Canto, Ott ; Lora or the Clsr, issra sk.N osr pir mos. Ifs; Ditto, 1163, Ms per Cents, Inn if Pan leg Caen. 70 ; gnaws cc Wino, 33.60. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW 13TBENC. THI CLIMB of iTTS ;MAIL DIVRT. Luta. —Daniel Donovan was examined on the charge arising from the c eminence alluded to below. Mary Ann Burke, a single woman, deposed that she lived at No. 19. Short's-gardens, in the same room the accused occupied. Witness frond them in the room about a quarter to lon Sunday morning when she returned home. The pri suer and his wits were dressed. They were qua rel ief!, and both appeared in liquor. They c )n -tinned abusing each other, and slum penua4ed them to discontinue quarrelling, and the Injured woman did so. The prisoner tensioned talking to her, and she then mule him a very indecent answer. He then imme diately left his Asir, and struck her several times upon the side of her head with his clenched fist. She tell upon the ground sideways, and he kicked her violently with hie foot. She called out to witness, Oh, save nu." On the witness requesting him to desist, he rushed at her (witness), and pushed her violently 'pleat the window, and exclaimed he would serve her the same. Witness task her bonnet and shawl and left the ro on. Witness steed at the street-door for nearly ten minutes, when witness was alarmed by hearing Mr.. Donovan screaming out mur der. Witness then left the house for a short time, as she thought they would leave off quarreling when she re. orned. She bad been absent some time, and on reaching Short's gardens, she saw a crowd of persons round Donovan's house, and policemen ninnirg in all directions. Witness then heard that the sussed had thrown his wihi out of window. Mr. John Wood, house surgeon to King's College Hot. rite, said: When Mrs. Donovan was admitted one was insensible, and suffering from a fracture of the forehead on the right aide, end there was also a wound in the akin of the forehead on the left si le. Her eyes were closed, and her feu wu much swollen and bruised. He ordered her to be be bled, when he found she had also re ceived a frames of the left knee. She afterwards reco vered and vomited blood. She complained of pains in her stomach and her aide. Witness wee of opinion it woe caused by a kick and not by a blow. She now lies in a very pre carious state, and he hes very small hopes of her recovery. Mr. Hall remanded the prisoner un:il this day week. FRIGHTFUL OCCURRINCL—On yesterday morning, about half.past one o'clock, loud urea= which proceeded from the house, No. 17, Short's-garden's, Drury-lane, attracted the atteatloa of the policeman on the beat, who, cos entering the premiere, dissoverul In a back yard the almost liteless body of a woman named Ann Donovan, the wife of a person who eremites' the callings of blacksmith and pugilist. The police were informed that she had been thrown out of the secondloor window by her husband, and u it was found that she had received extensive injuries, she was removed to King's College Hospital. Donovan, who asserted that rive had barbell jumped from the window, was arrested immediately and lodged in Bow-street station. how. Two children, a little girl and an intuit, who were found in the r om, were conveyed to the workhouse. When the unfortunate woman was removed to the hospital her skull was found to be fractured. Her ribs were all broken and her left olds terribly Wand. At two o'clock yesterday anemias Professor Ferguson, the physician to the hospital, found the poor woman in such a precarious state that he at once proceeded to Bowetnet, and r, quested the maghtrata to some and take her deposition, as he Had no doubt she was dying. Mr. Hall was soon in attendance, and the prime was brought up in custody of two policemen. The woman said she was thirty.five years of age, and her husband had frequently beaten her in an saunter eifil manner, sometimes with a poker. Latterly he bad been mask more affectionate and kind to her. Oa Saturday night they had been out drinking togethor. They got home shout kalf-put 12. la a short rime afterwards she said or did something whisk displeased him, whoa he struck liar over the fees and head. The last blow knocked some of her teeth out. She then heard him call for a poker, and she, to sumps, pushed the window for the purpose of calling mist snot, when she fell or threw herself out. She knew she was dying, and prayed for forgiveness. Ths little girl, who said her acme was Martha Donovan, confirmed what her mother had storied about the quarrelling, and added that she ran to the window, rhea her father followed, and lifting her up threw her out of window Wails. betty ard, and she fell first on her face, and then on the back of her seek. She had frequently teen Der father beat her mother. The mimosa,' then took a farewell of his wife, awl wee removed to his tell at Bow-strut. Posr-orrice NOTICL—APTIIRNOON Ex TRUS MAIL ro and after Wednesday, the let of May, newspapers, ea well se Malan, will be forwarded in the beg for Ireland which le &welshed by the *weer trail' leasing the BUtOll-11qUill. Medea et jLen. peolgs ezeeptetl). Letters and newspspen ter Ode dteratdt Awl be posted at the remising-houses le Leedom before 2 p.m.",; at the breath alms is Lombard-street, perengb, Charhig-orms, and Old Cavendish-swat, helm 3 p.m ; sod at the General l'net. aka, Si. Martia'sle-Gnmd, before 3.30 p.m. ; and they will arrive In Dahlia early the following morning. THIS DAT. Two o'Cr.ocz. The market for public securities this morning has been quite stationary, and the price of Console has not varied from 95/ to 96, both for present transfer and the 9th May. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 94/ to 96 ; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 971 and 1. Exchequer Bills of all descriptions have been done at Ala. and 70a ; and Leila Bends, at 92e. and 94.. ; ditto under 1,00 W., at 955. prem. Long Annuities have been done at 8 3.16 and 1. Bank Stark, 207 and 61. 'the market for foreign securities is quiet, with a limited businev. Danish stocks are rather batter, and the New Five per Cent. Scrip has touched 51 prem. Peruvian Deferred is also higher, marking 30/. Hopes are entertained by the holders of Spanish Bonds that their exertions, aided by a combined movement on the part of the French creditors of Spain, who are about to hold a meeting to protest egainst the spoliatary measures of the Spanish govern ment, and to a ndeavour to engage their govern ment to co-sperate with that of Great Britain on behalf of the foreign bondholders, will have a good effect in inducing a better consideration of their claims at Madrid, and the market for Spanish stock is much firmer in consequence. The Fives have gone up to 16! to 171, and the Threes, to 36/ to 37, the present quotations. The prices of actual business to-day are as follows:—Danish Five per Cent. Scrip, at 5 and 51 prem. Equador, at 31. Mex;can, at 261 for money, and 29 and 281 for the 15th May. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, at 701, 1 and 71; ditto Deferred, at 301, 1, and I. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents ,at 951; ditto Scrip, at 21 prem. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 161 for money, and 161 for account ; the Three per Cents., at 361. ENGLISH FUNDS.—Tie DAT. Reek Rook IN 3 per Ct. Coe. Ace., OH 6 par Ct. BA/ Moe.. 1144 5 31 per Cta.97 3 3 per Cl Cam. /or, 1051 4 !ache:per Hula, 61L to TL. FOREIGN FUND& 6 per Ct. Arnim Bends. I par Cl. Grenada Re/L.14 46 per (h. B. Doan. eil 90 Grenada Deterred Dab.. II 4; per Cant.. 5 per Ct. Mei., 1444,3161 9 I ?... sliraallsis. ! ,5 7 Dda.. 14 3 4 pee Gt. Dilemma Dna. 10 1 ri„ Do. Marred lids.. I per Cl. Mom Amen. 61 3 Ditto Millen DU, 96 I roentgen) 0= 1 . 3 .. 6 33 1 4 4 s Ditto Columb. Dee lids. Irio Spanlsh lid 5. ,161 ni Columbian Eativlor Me. 31 — I 3 per Ct. Ppanish ' kale. N 4 1 1 per Ct. Danish lids., 69 71 Ditto Pamirs Bile. 31 i 16 pet Ct. thatch Dd... 146 I 2 per Ct. Venezuela Wm. 33 I 4 par Ci. Dutch Carte. la I Venezuela Deferred Dea..l2 IS NfINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. There has tearcely been any disposition to buy by print* contract to day. Hoed ordinary native Ceylon Cole* must be quoted 455. *ellen, but no trees:actions repined to day Cotton 'teary. The Cinnamon sales have commenced heavily, and importers are buying In largely to protect the market. The publlc sales declared for to morrow are:— Supr, 8,500 bag. Mauritius, 4.000 bags Bengal, 2.000 bags Madras, and 300 casks Bar badoes. Cocos, 500 bars Trinidad. Saltpetre, 1,000 bags. Pepper, 700 bags ; with some minor artic'es Ott a steady. — Se .], pale, 371. ; 'trim, 34/. to 351 ; brown and yellow, 321. to 331. ; Sperm. 331. to 841 ; lisedwattar, 1.91. to 901.; Cod, 354. ; South Baa, 331. to 341. os. ; Ohre Galipoll. 431. to 461.; Spanish and Sicily, 461. ; Palm, 311. to 311. 10s. ; Cocoanut, 311. to 331. ; Seed, rape, pals, 391. ; Linseed, 311. 10s. TALLOW MARKET.—THI6 DAY. Then is no &heretic's to quote in this market. Petersburg Y.C. on the met is quoted 365. 9d. to 375. ; April and May, 365. 94. ; October to December, the. 3d. to 38s. 64. PARTICULARB OF TALLOW. I 1616 r 1449. Stork this day Casks. 9,268 1 23,145 Delivery last week Do. from let June Arrival last week 1 043 516 . . Do. (tom lit Judo Price Y. C. *hj day per cwt 49e. 3d. Edo. 9d. 338. Od Dd. Town ll2a. Od. 41s. Od. Sid Od. PUBLIC SALMI advertise 4 and 740 casks Cocoa Nut South Auwiean Tallow ; 1 al for Friday, Kay 3rd-39 cues at Oil; 240 casks and 400 bores 160 casks Australian. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walls End Haswell, 17s. 6d. ; Wills End Lambton ; 17$. ; Walls End Tees, 17s. 3d. MARIC-LANE -THIS DAY. Oar market wu but moderately supplied with Wheat by land carriage samples from the neer counties, and the de mend being good, factors were enabled to obtain en advance of le. per qr. A like improvement wu ntablished upon the better qualities of foreign Wheat, but inferior sorts were not dearer. -_ _ . . . . Barley fully supported the rates of Monday last. atd there was a pod inquiry for the article. Oats in most instances recovered the depression of Friday Mat. and the rates of this day se'nnight were maintained. English and Egyptian Beans were rather dearer. Yeas were unchanged in value. _ Bainsa. BhUllags per Qr 91.40 r. Raw and Hart, rad 33 to 37 co 38...wh104 37 to 39 to 45 Norfolk and Suffolk. 36 to 33 t 0.39 .. do 3B to 35 to 43 'Mama 1114osz or Suffolk Odatb. & L 16., roi... 33 to 36 co MI ..eb11e..... 26 to 38 to 42 dra. 843s.ar, Feeds( lB to 20..4Z1110g to 90 to 22 Milting. Oates Eag: hod. 14 to 16 to 166 611...1c105t.. Polio& ... le to 17 to 17.66...p0tat0 21 to Ils Od Bold& It looted Ind 17 to 164 66...g0tat0 lB to 19‘ 04 M0r0...« ....—...................r 44 , a0 46.. inkpair 46 .38 to 32 ......- ... - PILO. any .. __ ___ _ __ SS t 0264 Od...mapio — 26 to 27 Moo 24 to 26 to W.= SO to 31 Whits 23 to H.. 24 to 26 Luso= C.Asook pot awaited de Os. so S 9 10s. OW mot el MAIM Roos, Sowatoado, deli.ored $6 to II ...IM bouselookt 32 to 34 Nerbik sod datblk. 2$ to 30-Arigt• 3O to 92 folliltiN. . _ _ __..... guar, MAUI@ soda Konivberi... 39 to 43...10e 44 47 to 31 Parmennlan, Rostoalt, and Siottln, B9 41 to to 3743 Dube and Ilma,barg PAM= U to 33.-EimAlan — to Dumb, end Odra' 33 to 37 0nmam5.......... ......... ... to --Australian l7 to 33 Oamo, Baum Psornoks mei Mralaud l4 to 16 111,8012 sod Dui& Ftnolmol sal Data bed OM, Drew 13 to 17...!5md Funs. Amooso, per barred cit 19111114. - 20 to 23 Omsollas A REIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 22nd APRIL TO 271 11 APRIL. Mn. 1 1 /1•31 - 47 Isallah. book. Dish. Farr. 32 Barley - I 1906 I 908 I --. I 1 :232 Osta lO6 11l 44297 Mow, 6,283 auks ; 123 barrels. Mall. 6,287 am BOROUGH MARKEL-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden sad emits report that tae market en closes the sane. The told 'tights of the post week, it is thtught, will prose injurious to the young bine, which in many places is very week end unkind. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, THIS DAY. W. have had s instal supply the past week, both toast wise sod eostinsatal, which, with a dull trade, has tended to depre-iate prices with all wood-rate sorts. The following are tide day's quotations: Y/ilt Regents. 93,. to 1205. ; Scotch, 60s. to 00s. ; Cups, 60a. to 70s. ; whites, 40s. to 60s. ; French whites, 40s. to 65e. ; Belgian, 40e. to Ms. ; Dutch, 30s. to 40s. SMITHFIELD MARKET —THIS DAY. We hate to day an unusually large supply of Beasts. Primo ars lower, and several remain unsold. A choice Soot Surely reaches 3s. 4d., and Arsenics Short-horns mike searoely anything over 3s The number of Sheep is also Inge, although not excessive ; the demand is very limited, and late quotations cannot be supported. Lush is a dell trade, at about Friday's prim. We are not over done with Calves, but trade is no better. From Germany and Rolland there ars 314 Boasts, 2,980 Sesep.sed 86 Calves; SeotisOd, 600 Bents; end 3,000 from Norfo lk and Sardis. 1 eer Wow al alba ad.a a. Per mass at Saw aa.a d. sea am,. Ilintards 3 3 I fro Dr. a 111.4ida 11% 3 8 310 S=6 1116886460r= Jeer/ wally Verb.. 1 3 I De 4 de. Abe . 3 40 1 Iwo mad roan= ! 43 3 KO ........ .......... i 4 0 Da, do. Shan .... .1I a 3 Seat Dna di Randinda 4 4 4 Usable .... . im a m. as maim. 4.448 ; dames sad Labs. 23,1130 ; Calm. MC I. 231. [TH REEPENCE. RAILWAYS. Tel. MT, Two O'CLOCK. 7 The share market exhibited some flatness at the commencement of business this morning, which Ime not yet passed off, though the tone at present is rather better, more especially for Great Westerns and Mid lands. Great Southern and Western of Ireland have also improved. Lit•le business has been done, the settlement of the account forming the chief feature of the day. There is a considerable " beck wardation " on Great Westerns, and London sad North Western, and Midland stock. Tne prime at which sales have beeu effected this morning will be found below. Samos Unman. Closina prices Saturday. sales le-day t p to I *Weak, Do. Pre11;10;4 Aulart.,ter.,3Bo.,az.Ja. Berke k Rack Let. (Gt. Went perpetual! p.Vt.) atrealaihataintlakrdhlar oaks dulyp‘orwitbauar. De. without a gliarMiltet tom. Waiv.as &earl/May 'b_.. 01.., and Dudley ealindulrpd.,nrytthauar. Do. nettlsoat a nutmeg Boar. Ikea., sad Bina-. II 1, Par i Pla D. ~ ltriPreft;;enee Chaster sod Holyhead Do. Preference Dublin and ktelfeet Jane Do. ( II IL t 8.) D0.134.1n5.) et. Prot D0.(7(.10e.) 7 p. Ct. Peet arta% Cooed. Do. New Pref. II p. CL De. Mt., S p. CL. No. Do. do. No., Do. N. & 6 8 par et D Do. do. 5 per Cent Casters Union, cease A raw B. and C. dill. Do. Scrip Gras. 6 p. Ct.) last Imacesture Do. New Dn. New shares Ern Lincolnshire Ganda teed 6 per Cent Marian:go and Glasgow. Carter, Yeovil, & Dorcb. Cuter sad eassouth Gloucester & Dean Forest Own Northern Do. t shares, A,Deforret. Do. stares B. 40. Ct. Do. 5 per Got. Ot.floutb. sad West. (les. Greet North of llnglacd Ds. New, A:4O . Do. New, £3O Do. New, wIS .„ De. 1 , stares Do. Do. New, £1? Hall and eelby ,„ Do. shares... . I De. t thane Lares.ter sad Carltsle Do. Third. Laneaebire amt Totlublw . . i ll 12 124 80 01 100 i tif SO SO 43 U 10 47 13 Do. Do. New (rya... p:et.l. Do.llod..eraleldSgSbeff. 274 : 8 3:1 II •I Pr'. I • pin 66 66 1 5 61 7 7 6 If 64 7 n 6y U 13 die. fli T ni lIIe PIT 1 psi 33 17 11 7pa 2 4 2 2 le 131 16 6i 7 2114 27i 26 27 161 16 dim If 3 .1 if di 91 1O 27 29 P 67 2477 212 21 2 41 47 psi. 64 66 a 1 is 20j 11f al 3 1 dls. 93 95 461 471 21 211 50 59 1 dill par 33 34 ion 161 lb. 101 10 121 12 db. ill 11 II Do. West &ding L:nite. . Linda and Bradford— .. Leeds and Third' 1 1 Do. Pref. 6 &Copt No.I ; Do. Do. Do. Ne.l . No.:, Do. Pref. Quarters 1846.. 4, London and Blackwell .. o Loa., Brighton, & B. Cosec 0 Do. New gas. 6 p.Ct. Do. guarantael 3 p. Ct.. late Croydon Thirda.. Do. Prof. I per Cent... Do.Conert. S p.Ct.,1832 f Landon and Groenwah Do. Pre:fere°. London & Nurt.h.Westart Do. ffif Do. do. New e shares.. ths . Do.Slosb.,6l.lndit.(C, London & sleuth-Western 4 Do. Now, S3O De. New, S4O Do. New Prefereese Lowestoft Ou.sr.4 per Coat. Buz..and3latlock Mush., Bbef.,&Lincolnah Do. 1 shone, No. 1 .. Do., New .610 Pref. ... Do. Man & USCI. Vigor Do. LSO Si;ana . Do. dim end Derby.. Do. Cope B. & B. 6p. C• Do.ErewashValleyPref. elf idland Great West. (Ire; laiddle•bru'aclietL 6p.Ctgr Newcastle and Carlisle ... Newmarket . I N Do. New S2O Do. Extensio n • Do. Quaran. 31 car Ct.. North BABA Do. Preforeoce 1 North Staffordshire ... 'Oxford, Wort.,! Wolror. IPrieroa and We Do. 4 shares (A) . Read.,Guild., and Relgste Boynton and Hitahtp I Do.ehepreth Extension ttoottialt Central !Scottish Midland . I Singlin D0.,g.% Bum., Class ' s% Do., Now Cloa;an . ted... dhrowsbury and Chaim 13,01.0 r. W. Yu.) Habeas De. New.. . Do. 11 feastli Devoe ... Do. Professore I.Bouth Staffordshire... ... i South Rasters Do. No. 3 Do. No. 4 Registered South Wales & York, Doo.aS;l I sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole.N.Dt. rte. 3 p.Ct. WaterbrdandUkftny... Weisz Valley, 6 p. Ct. sue. Do. do. do. . 91 9 dim. 88 90 6 7 hi 6 dl.. 61 6 dia. 91 9{91. dla par 9$ 4 /81 133 139 35521 1 0 5 303 : 41 5 1 11 ib, 0 7:: f r . 100 f 1011 2 If dia 1 f dia 21, 201 dia. 17 13 dis. lf 2 pm. 11 13 _ 4 -14 di ` 11_ 1S 1: 3 1 7k 61 It 311 s Sidla 2 27 21 din 14 15 114 121 Do. Ezt.(YorkkNowco. Do. o.l4.ll.PuroborProi Do.Hartlopool Dookk Kl York and North liklload 2 die i 0 ex fat sae I NI 2 ell Te - 5;.71 - 4;r:47. = 10 100 i 11001 Ile 23 27 14 13 dia. 16i 171 41 7 7 101 10i Jia 40 42 6 7 pa. 141 151 ar Pm. pa 8 9 1 1 ddlas: 6 8 3 4 16 14 die. 114 14 ths 4/ 4 die 6 7 9 4/ 4/ dia. 13 II 124 13 4k 44 29 97 db. 6 4 11 23 i 31 Sf/ 3 / 4 11 12 13 13 di& 14.5 13 4 Si dia. ale 21 119 1 lII Sai 111 I I HI ei Pols= RAn.wAts. I Aftio-lesnaa (tau (Wm sad Auttio) Booboo sail Allll4lOll Central num ( %mos) 51 +l4& 51 fa 12* 12 It 6i Oa i a Pra• Oramt P•alaaala Do. Luxuatoura Madrid wad Vrlmtia Namur ad Lame Northers of teams I Ea.. 5 Pm i 1 418. 8f 8 Ws. Odom and &eke= Fun and Orleans Pare %ad Ntrasbosze Somas and Ram .. item aad Nantes lei io 5 5 $ 5 11 111 11 dig LIVIRPOOL, April 27. STOCI EXCHAT4OII.—LittIe done, but prim; ready. Prt Lanerhire, 46—Laneartire and Yorkshire consul, St—Lanion and North Western, Wit—Ditto (new raw% it 16a. 34 , & Midland, 394—Ditto (6 ram), : 1 1 d.— North Union A (guaranteed) M—Dtto B (ditto), 184--South Prtern art Dover (No. 4, fogad.), Tea, Newortl46 sad Berwick 0.1. N. E. o per cent. tell '6oh N4WCRISTER, Apra 27. 6T'oaa•BtoteANol.—Then was not much bailees* done, but the Woes of several deseriptioas of stock shibtly sailnUlCed. West ',bleb, on the minims day, were Ot to ge du.. were sold at E d ttf..: Naaebeeter and Hinntagbass, C. ore., I pr.; hbetliski Ker , 70. it ; South Nastent wad Dover, lit —dluo No. 4. q. BIRMINGHAM, Apl? 27. eTOON-BiOnAnon.—Thia ahatebarket wit eat to dity; tee feeling with respect to retving. sescrelly is naorethogly gloomy. North etrebrde were done at IW. de. td. db. L111)8, Aprii 27. M BToci..lisonmeoi.--there km bees ilti ViM oc\t done to-do . The onl Wes vere In the roam _,U U I , North Fret., y 3l die.; North lintloh, Ti • a , ; ' 1 , 4 ...• Aftik. e 131 131 21 21 29 30 1650. 34,137 1,121 97,967 381