The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-18 00:00:00

, r, ••• 4" , 7// ••- •• • I tee , - :i.-.le e .. A , . -le--s Ttt 411xprt No. 1,137.1 LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, 1850, [TH REEPENCE. .:11: (MEAT NORTHYRN RAILWAY CUM.' 1 .Nt. Iscorrormr4 bill it is Vie, cap. 71, Jame a 1114 %) , or a•ALL. Tuts liAlr made, s( s: pre elksze, males • . .1 re eSave celled To TUE SHAUZUOLDEIte. , 14 1111lItST VEX. a t the Diessef Ts lave THIS . , e %EL at t 2 (Two Paris) pro slope v oi Stalkowisig tee Aare, wawaskte the at.W of ea • ea V.S rime. and es all Ur • lea. learn ; ' • e wad t all Is loptleed lo ptiM as et Ware the Slat sky v. to Oar ast utlkT at the indur siatleasi briers et ilbe • &ink of Lash s. ?dolmans% Maasisa-hamo, me of • to hos abbel► nine. and Cs, Lima& o std Co , Leeds. , %aeon arid Co.. Tort. • Mow and Co.. Lis erprol. Loyd. I nts b 4, wed C., Manchester. I'. pr t Oh Linen Company, Scotland. MT. wAh fell inetratinxis, will be sett to each proprietor, •• et I libßallt to be paid as Ms or be partaalsr Ames. r. d aburearanot be Ishisawai after this day, War this p ad. . misa e p hanboldres %pull sleety &retied to As “Cona . 111,5 Coa-olidat'on Ant, ISt% esp. It, nee. MI sad 111, , tht. whlpahre het, sr. S. lo the Abet, tint if and *di be em re 2... n vr bet. r. the date Axed tor the gamest thereof, 'moral ut the et* eof t per sett, will be elaripd so Matt es wash • •etanne nr ; sod the tattiest, Iv 4 only ea those shares, bat (suer- which the proprietolll•7 bolo to the Owspeay will sot be lort,ite.i, trots that day, until ewe call la sinew, sad • net thee ea. b . 0711/ , ..—This [AI area not apply toll 211 Half Mare% Yuri $ who tore made payments to Moms, of sins, to the estoot s' CI per Aare, Are to disregard this neaps. to, °Ake, J. /1. HOWAIT, Secretary. .'..mr-iny'e (Mk" 11, Moorgaie-otreet, Landow, April Is, ISM. p DILITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. iltio a ttn a ls m aNsuompl lig • 141•Ak. NI burst rot- blamable" b ...-•ne^ sine to golky.itoideto. sad to protest r .er mid agemmiallai Nowll7 oared to th• t , am; , :e sebterlhod ompilat. tegallar with the large sod eon .teresetes earl. asemsalatod teen the premiums co onwards etre, alkyd" empleteoroortty to the moored ; whilst the • r 4 the Cospoore twomotineo Ire toolded the Dragon •10111 advasoopea b podot-bot tem as teal he sees by r fer el...Near. and to the varied sad eatestot tables, whisk , niattual telth root are and lame expreeriy for the ow FMK MOSIWON, lookleat Mame. ,e-etreet. bah. Lamas ROYAL BRITISH BANK rowed by ebarter. September 17, 1649, for melting Interest, Dbc nights Balla, 'maim Advancer on Att .: it ea. prantine Cmb Credit*, and tear/meeting ever. nUter w:►:r Badness on the'Scettisb epee. -le, Toles. Lottewary. _ .1... rt bow the tott.l.fsetioo to announce that they bats fa:torts, branehes. v•z : i Nu. 429, Strand , corner of Agar-Wert. n ern BILINCLI. No. 77, Bridge-mi. Westminster. •• *VS as the remises have underwrite the woos, alto r .oseli • it. be Nord at Islington, near the Angel. r. nes are also bar.. made toe opening a trod la the ostalcing the terse of beldam, with keen of app:t. :-.att • derroto to ages ace-nata, sn l be supplird at the r to any who may require them. nrcil CO(.AMES Coeval Mawr. Aril 17, Islo. TEA-PLAT" TEA-POT. so tamed from log /Lob gaudy ornmested with the lee ve. sad tem of 'iet bees added to those patterns made under the :fa:, width Mee during the lot two pore stunted Poch r from thew elapse" durability, end cheap -. tt..es from their earl rambleaue to Wow. being . • ..h a swam &shag et Ow. PIM 43e. i..-eou Sea and scare ea essiplote ...—... /14 le • do. do. ..... S I/ • _ be ebises =7. iii i pitM Ow de. -- •• • ow 'MRS de. 'lc :S. Nei; ; albs pi. lea. orb. et Um °maw pa. C.. leek: alls•pon. ask et the dl7 gm etie• •Asty rOa Imo peportks. Repaving ma kil ITZTON Gate Ilippea sag %Ms). IS. N, Ire tastrot (wart af itn NOVELTIES is PAPIER NACRE, at I. losiralkallANNl losim—A Ask ID kis veto. •ve tbat there lo sot IN Loam footfor Nob Work of 11•7 (wolf of oaddloo, frilieporem . . boning . • t collie, Jrwekseek serbbsees, ► drvievesers, ^ fit pnb wise, esslielth table bthrtarcts. tor trr porthi.irs. pllfts sill .c Arr : wee si sibs Umber ; as essertal lar e " n ea I tarallien. Air esd pH peed; ewe% r art.ebe wiles pessis. lwestor of the EN HON of COUGHS sod COLDS.— to attack. ot oti sad colds attholy romps Lt uor at dot Wrier** moody. DI. LOCOCIVO A t FILM WA& low • plsomot tater, owl moor fa to ;. , ioroot boob= bon an wigwam or ao "^" "h.% 100110. Ora .Itavo Nos • mobeloo pobibott)6artw be Dot roootbo. . ; -bat spoolorro boy us broboolie ter eloorbs ood voice. Dory bow a piorooot ante. Moe 4. 1.. pot Ws. Aolots—Da ribs owl Ow, Drido.bar, t. n W all flobsbo Toobro. Moo Dr. W- t.* %; Etta, be rely moody norsaaandoi to be Li.. so two of ourfloloo. him to. I IL, b. W., x. —bowel ootslortrito Y ths fors of pills. elitAr EDITION OF "JIM STILL" 'n %W. mil ?co Om. prise M. Is ennobled tio.ll, THS IDMOR Or E EYRE. By Croats But- Author of "Ogriay.' Ina : Baer red Ob.. O r &rank ..1 of play emu IWO, gill he published, Pert Lot 1 RELIQUXB ; a Series of Wm o• of Arr. Jeweller!, Odd end Weer Plehr. Puri. *. Pc, Royal s a id . _noble sad • cr. fte., and whigh breowly Cli tet= tfa b l i l m. videele Drawn tress the Mein& and etched by Inure oar luny, la thread's mat imtereetine and imbue. . hwe.y on mirth they hoe hisaped to indtrldeals wire to.c.cid tit Wan. MU r time, "to dull tergettel. 1," doss or lot& with aims interest oo oblong eon. ► the *gibe, either, mane, lard " Edward III.; the !bur, VIII. ; the lagsrMag Elisabeth; lb. 111-laled •-n! an 4; or the automated.* L not caly et Ideltr. Ma ...nu., lad of the Minimise' ma Mr bale Ind lunar a ...ewer of Wary, an dr lager rod rirs:tive art twat. and maguey the mamas at Mastraticas !V.! tall by It. (hareem gad .ados, to the to,. of at. to the beasts of are at the • and it. roast ((:der an the .en re : M edium with aver tatioes are the damsel Peary rol roman. .r;.t these Weetratiame teal be of .marl laperdant; rt. Lculartutorr, of narcely km rioror the relloste there. tuot cases are either of swain beauty et ham on finking - ..eterosuc state, sag, by itumireleg dna. teal amble his to ' Mr.ma ut the styles et mime paned& •,...K1 1.. publish the Mark to .mthly Parts, coutaining ...M. drat.' 'nth the men sinthedems and Da. eatter. he-ant/ally sagraerd oataid. The . plata mill be • .itd the sthe et the Wert imperni _ fo.; • limited g myna l eth, the Wawa fully esional, and the lentil .tor will be groat:y erred by sannealeatlons respiring interest being argarded to la, Saud, Lothar'. ~.atuatal ia Tee Parte, erne Ve. dd. oath. Lind. Poem Once, 1,11, .died, Laden. DA. CIILTILSWI b L i IA saw WOIXI. JOY M'` " — kr T of LIFE. " MP*. rommtba. sod Missal um t Has." Y..stpspi—Opls. sag Ilsmisr IganklaVasp p the Ente yl rs of Isainatbs MP. tamp Pm= -PI IPA; sad stbs:Ent pars— P fssostry P. —Larks al 1' s' lissms—Misle— muss—Sp yea& lassgas. Datblash Pr, Ps* Arledinii, Sp %NTS hop as MOVISTIIIIIL I U. Is. sob; b post, A T.ut to the lloikao—.Pmidt of idanaddit. St& •Ite Lam of Karrney—dasiarderere id Dada. dr Alm, raw edides. tai n t red. la7oilo. de- WHAT be SAT, DRI • ' That tbre• Kart TOYS Sid ton war down nay res." , soar review ofalsaant ram darn (dew and cum) od nor t,..uded health and Wadded ecautitution, that harries the tette the man of Omar% bolder, or study, sad estaters "Fhb tables and rules kw On did ma phydeal repletiad `y UN. nye* 13, Patarnastaa.low; Ms; 04441; Curedbo. rarelieet ; r dime trees the eader. 1, degytkree. fit. ran& tarranntion. TO TIIIODUST 001:1GIL—Loot the arriabon of It. assist Milked Service Club ism i vet te Vestment Omani Misenset Clough, 0.C.8., restrattiver. is Checks-Wee; 8". Ceptaia kdderv, M.P., priaided. tf• Lvv , Aran 17.—Thotnu Treuthan Bpi- Law A., LL.B., was this day :111.4 loins degree of tr•it-, by the 11041. Sorb of Orey'e-ins. It FAZZUOLD Lt!ID SOCIETT.—Th• Ant gene- Moo of t• • weariere of the Beth Frevbrld Lead Bor , m I old et the Lib re! A•sociatior Brine, Weetrinte v•t'm Tuesday mei..oir, for the ',meow& dwtrnsining rasa meet of nil *sad to elect vellum. committer, tr, • al ether t flicees, sad the traatitetila of other me hwt•••• J Mese% Beg ,of the Batt J °lomat , pre- Tie ruse, whittle had been otepareti by • pr. v biome "••• NW which we shred epos th •ser of the Natioual ••th alwrittions a. the I.,:Tlt'y required, were A u Y ivmwly. Ueda the ra,if• •et W Bath, 800 , newt.", of the torts outsell of high ataadittg, wad *e•relly netriged in the way, W. A. C.:, Bag., mat K:oes•le an B. /hoodoo, w sleeted tearer. Y. As i. , aw a lel me red heminere committee *l4 .ih'ed. The Waimea pol•ted out the arts* ' 44 ' • r".-e.teeil by the frelhoid lend rwh'i • over " I l'ho'%•• Prornswily for the benefit of the werkirm 1 .4 • Imit led mom away from their homes, and it: l• m %genii 5ee.....1y mossy that might be applied • • ..fths e r t.e.ili-e, awl ti•r,clorlie , i by oh•erviog r oil they • owed the fret Ie l 1 Ivied 0 , 71111- " lead le the rievetini. of the work • ' 4 • 0 ' • ilielotooe of s .tie•y et large. , • tie, id %het MA Mares het bees takes, end • the scity were ch.rtiog ut the az 1 •• 0 W.etitylheas paraled. nitlV 1140 0 2 rill, I -ane^ I et tad 7 ... • Lel • I • • r• • n•rt .1 - T . . .• - • • , -ra• 1%), • • • • I ! i lt• .'s e .1 2 A • ..•-••.1 • I ) 1' • ! • - _ : • • 4. ANE t LI I t..• N., • V • • sy tt , alirr. L • • • • *. . • • ~. • ,r C.? , 2 .w. • E ` I• • 11 2 LiAN AMP. 1 22 . 2 TRA'•II2.! k OA. SC. IL—I • T Milak 744111 I• 1. ; • •r•dai I _COMO Ir YAW 0r.0.71168 I "ta' I 11 I ft l , 1/8 11 . 'A. lt • a 'a Is, GmT 10 E n . 11► ttlt U2l • imeti t 4 ./ • 1 4 , 0 4 . • t 1 v : tia .1. taut, kh• 08 ,. •4 0%82 I 'l' Cs • Ihtt 2g 5. 55 ,, tOr. 1 111 1 . 4. 8 6 • a.. It THE LORD MAYOR'S BANQUET TO HER MAJIIBTY•B MINISTERS. Yesterday, the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress sa tertaised her Majesty's =Mister sad their ladles, and • large party, la the Egyptian Hall, which we. prepared ter the occasion in • style of great magnifies:ma Ammar the company wens, Lord and Lady arta Eared sad Miss Lyater, Maggio at Lansdowne, Lord sad Lady Palmerston, Earl and Coaster Grey, Marquis of Bresdalbern, Lady Grey, the Danish Minister sad Lady, the Preach Ambassador and Lady, Lady Mary Wood, the Nether lands Aosbarador, Lord aid Lady Langdale, Mrs. Fox Male, Lord and Lady Roesbery, Earl sad Counter Zodiac', Earl and Countess Arundel, East end Countess Clammour, Earl sad C,uousa Morley, Earl and Countess Lietrrell, Mir Stone, the Earl of Essex, L•cly Ann and Mies Tared, Lord Ebrington and Lady Ebriogten, Lord Marcus Hill, Lord and Lady Lilfurd, Lord and Lady Curls, Kir Thomas sad Lady Wilde, Lord K. Grosvenor, Lord and Lady Dinorben, the Earl sad Countess of Mularar, the Earl Grosvenor, Lord and Lady Alfred Paget, Lord and Lady Wodeboue., Lord Elphirmone, Lied dodeley, Lcrd Hscherton, land and Lady Ili.ford, Lard and Lady l'4ltierre Lord and Lade Vivra, land de Meany, Lied Howdea , Lord Littelion, Lord Clarence Paget, Lord , Byron, &e., fie. Tafrekii having bees removed, and the "loving cup" hav ing bean passed, the LORD MATox proposed the usual loyal Waste of the Queen, Prince Alba c. toe Prince of Wales and the other merbas of the Halal Family, which were drank with the usual imams. - Tb am tome ware tkes Army and Navy, veil* mem respectiealy_ acknowledged by Lori Howoax and Sir CHMLI.III 14•1•11111—the latter gallant °Meer a:pressing his conviction that those changes is the law whims unshackled the commerce of the Country would add a stimulus to the @hipping interests, improse the chuactsr of our merchant ships. and beet& the merchant mama. l'bei LORD MAYOR then gave The Clergy," coupling with the toast " Tie health of the Very Roy. the Dean ul fle. Paul's. Dr. MI LM !N. the Dean of St. Paul's, returned thanks. The LORD MAYOR then gave " The ►e.lth of Lied John Rumen and her Majes•.y's Ministate," whin wee drank wit► three Uwe, three ahem. Lord JOHN RUSSELL. is arksowledging the toast, said—My Lard Mayor, I rise to retina you my grateful thanks hr the honour you have done me, and the ministry of which I am a camber, and permit um is the !het plate to sty that I deeply regret that my noble and horned friend, the Lord Chancellor, sod nay noble friend the President of the Couccil, together with some other of ay colleagues, are linable to attend at this hospitable hosed this day. Is re selves the hosiitalitige of the City of Loath), I can do so without reflecting es the mighty changes which have taken piste in this coup try, and us.li which this Ares' city is connected ; changes connected with the Hostiles of the country at its very beginning, and sow uniting sll that is civilised in its progress. I am happy to perceive that while cities are growing up around you, even larger than tits centre trim which they radiate, that you 00•1111110 those pursuits of commerce which, while they odd to the wealth of the country, tend to promote every species of social happiness, which at the same time connect us with other nations of the gLbe in bonds of amity and peace, and trod to the general improvement and happiness of mankiiid blyL Msyor, you have dune ns the honour of drinking our bashes as the members of • government who are entrusted with the important task of sdouaatering the affairs of this great country. During the time we have Lad the honour to hold office, there have been times of difficulty, times of cons sierra distr.'s, and times of famine. We have bad to encounter in one part of the empire vanity of food, amount ing to abashes famine; we have bad to eat iunter cow ntercisl digress in this great metropolis, and in the large towns of this kingdom ; we have had to contend also • ith 'theirs at rebellion, and at the separation of her Majesty's demiaions. Far be it from me, and it would be most im proper os this occasion were I to attempt to enter sato political topies, or to &emus in any way the polity which we have pursued; Jut this I will venture to say, that we have never bees despoLding in times of difficulty, that we have never gulled beim, the enemies of our sovereigc, and that in times of commercial presser* we have at least gives our best abets and our mast tartest attention to the consideration of every nether that could possibh tend to the relief of that distress and to the restoration of comma , Wel proeperity. It gives me much pleasure to see again beside me at this festive board, tee French Am bassador, who, I remember, as a late 04Xiliell, said that Lis presence bete was a token of the intimate usioa and friendly canes:toe existing between the two great *countries of England and France. May that intimate union aid connexion long continue. (Che.n.) I believe the union owl alliance of two such mighty nations, nations who have proved their prowess in arias, and who have shown that they are set to be deterred by any power that may seek is oppose them—l believe that the intimate connexion of two natio= so renowned in arms, and which have attained so high • petition in all the departments of science and chi. Leiden, essimit but tend to the peace of the world, and promote the welfare of mankind. (Loud cheers ) The LORD MAYOR mat proposed "the Foreign Ministers" cesspits' with it the health of the French Ambaeseder. Ambmseidor. Y. DKOUHYN DE LHUYB returned thanks. He aid: I tug leers to return thanks in the name of soy colleagues and myself, for the favour you have so ksidly bestowed upon me in chinking our koalas. As I begin to be somewhat familiar with aty legends, I remember having read in one of your quaiat chronicles some strange eeniunta of the war. like duties formerly imposed on your eorputations. At ate time they were required (such are the words of the writer) to get ready good, apt, and tall persons, of agility and honest behaviour, covered with corelete, weeponed with pikes and bile, and dressed in pillow woollen *loth, to fight is Flanders. At another they were ordered to set forth elhips to annoy the King of Spain ; and again they were summoned to tit out pinnaces for the suppressing of Dankirkers. When on such occasions the brave citizens assembled at Guildhall, what bursts of patriotie wrath must have respraded to the royal commands. Could Gag and Nam re-satio the threats which were then poured out against the Wren ing foreigners, what drsadfal things we should bear. Now, thank God, you meet in this splendid pale's, sot to provide the means to @ap peaser to annoy your neighbours, but to greet them with • castigate hearty welcome. At the Mansion Howse not a uitter urop is to be found in the loving cup, it la therefore, with the fresh st pleasure and the sincerest gra titude that we acknowledge your cordial reererion. --- The LORD MAYOR thin _Proposed, " T h e House of Lords," coupliar with it " TM Health of Earl Grey," which lava, Pen drink. Bart GitEY acknowledged. He said, I to thank you in the awe of the Reale of and myself for the Moon you lam done Wm and myself. I arum you that I feel it a high oompliment that you have added my name to the toast of the house of paring. mint to which I have the honour to belong. This tubule of resped paid by the City of Loudon leads oat's tkiughts back over the long seam of years daring which the Home of Lords sad the City of Loneos have held compimous parts in the Institutions of the country. Both are sat lent corporations, both take their ori gin from the earliest period of our history and while wads. have rolled by, aad amid the social sad poti.kal dames which those centuries have produced, the How el Lords, and the Coporation of that City of London, have preserved submit- n, from generation to g ion, that great chain of esowsion which unites their past with their present indetesee. (Cheers.) We who ere mem bars of me or the other, am like the btheritan of a proud traditioa. The itemises which times two bodies to which we respectively babas kw performed are worded Ice the history et our country. I think its set inappropriate, when I am maid epos to respond to this toset to call was. tioa to those historian associations which are emenectsd with W House of Lords and with the City of landoe. The LORD MAYOR had now the honour and wish& doe of proposing " The Members of the House of Com was," coupling with it the " heath of lard Peaterstoa." The toast having been drunk, Lord PALMERSTON, is acknowledging it, said—My L ird Mayor, ladies, and gentlemen, I caa wire yos I as. deeply sensible of the great honour you have dame me, to 'coupling my new with that body which his been well termed one tittle noblest essenibliceof freemen, the Conmeee'Hewee of primmest of this patted Ilindom. It is WIWI that when you are assembled I. this WI, and its aekatthisthileg mby yr kind reesithetises the wises piddle bodies end great institivions et Oh Mollie% thee is Moen el Caw was should net he Per Meows the City of Landes aid the Comm How of Parliament there Is that satyrs] link of esansthest whisk mites the pried* of riom. tame with eall and polities! Itherty. For while you, great inercilmelle of the City of lAmilen, are the worthy represenestimis el the enthawdel principle, so jai How of Clemssons ars the peeediar guardian' 1.4 the tatutitutionel liberty of die eirentry. (Hear, hear.) Liberty and someone go hand is hand, and which ever takes the lead is ears to be followed by he ethapthion sad brother. Thus, while cosmoses lams the way to 'manta nivel liberty, coestitutioad liberty gives M itimaseme its proper sew ity and stability. Commerce iaduose the eon. shanties of tae value of freedom of action without which we oar not prover, and commercial freedom gives to the com mercial =ea that Lberty without whisk commerce ward be tally develop& It ie ou that 'swat that we have seen that wherever political and civil liberty bait misted, however confloed the territocy, however saw eosin the climate, • ever Itopromising the sal, that Uwe commerce has taken its root and attained La fall growth, sad that small slats. and individual eithe ham arisen to a degree of ouniniernal wealth and polities& miasma whisk nature appears to have denied to these—te wok greater wealth and 'minima relatively speakag that has been attained by boor and more reweriul empires. I beg again to return you my men grateful tkusks fee the Loewe you bass doe the Haw ci Cutuassas sod says.ll. sad to wears you that that asses* will slireps feel swaiit.is of the gnat obligati coot nod ups theta by being reetellwe I as they have bees...-night In this boll. (Cheers ) The LORD MAYOR proposed the Bar of Ragland, which toast was acknowledged by the Arroadat Oasiaact. Sir GEORGE GREY dna proposed the health of the Lad Mayor, whisk atter having duly ansowledged, IW Linton:l gave the health of Mr. Jae. Masteraaa 1114 the netaben of parliaanat far the city. Mr. Restermen replied to ft, sad the Rai of Carlisle proposed the Lady May.rata, to whisk the Lord Mayor 'polio; and, altar amoothar tours the company ektarated. LY SETTLEMENT. A public meeting wu yesterday held at St. Mar tia'e•ball, Lontscre, for the purpose of receiving inform& tine concerning the objects, plans, progress, and prospects of this new colonising enterprise. The chair we taken by the Right Hon. Lord LYTTLB TON, who stated that the anociatios sought to plant • settlement in New Zealand, in a x‘ct conformity with the principles of the Church of B•gland. They had not, as they right have tairly doss, placed in direct prominence the berate to be derived to Ws country frogs such a line of policy, but they did strongly point out the duty of the rare, to plant is 1•s distant possessions institutions which would include in them all that was good and gre►t la society at home, and to exclude as far r poasible all that was evil. They weld not, of course, ask from the goverment any ptealiar benefiu which were not aceirded airily to the other salmis,. Their own feelings end wishes, however, on the abject were that the new colony should poems, is Me fall!.' and beoadnt seamy the means of selivereament awd. illEßVltenlf-developneni. The land whreVVes — lieid in tract for the association amounted to about 2,000,000 acres, the price over the whole of which would be 31. per can. It night be considered by many that that price wee esonsiderably too high, but the mode In which the money derived from the ode of the lend would be apprepriced would show that the price named wee not too Mgt., consider tag the ad gee proposed to be given to the colonists. Tne New Z island Conspeny would receive 10s. per acre for the vale* of the land, 10s. would be devoted to the expense of surveys end miscellaneous 4 smiles or forming *Utte rmost., roods, to., 20s. to provide a fend for the emigration of labourers and Owe families; and the remaining une-third, or 20e , would be applied t e the puree et ecclesiastical and educational endowments In the colony. No attempt ban been made to found a Church of Ragland colony, end the qaestion now arose in what manner wee that object to be secured ? This only WONT which he could give to that question was the mode upon which the a s Mahon proposed to au, v.s , by placing epos the lead its the isttlonent the charge ed 11. per sere, to be applii d to the support of religious and edueatimal establishment. in the colony. The &omen tioa was now enabled to enter Into a positive engagement that the first body of colonists would positively premed to their destitution in the sunnier of this year, with their land order, and take possession of the land. ' Theßishopof NORWICH then moved the first resoln• lion "Teat this meeting views with great satisfaction the minima which have been made to promote the extension o British colonisation in New Zealand upon the sound prin. , cipl-s adopted by the association for founding the Canter bury Bet I. meat." The principle referred to is this multi tin, as h. ing those upon which the association was founded, recommended themselves to every person, inasmuch as they united the principle of colonisation sad evangelisation which had too long been kept separate and distinct in the mode of coloanation acted upon in th.. annoy. Lnking at the rise and estension of the (Jolted States, and viewing their pro stream as a precedent, there was every ream to believe that the colonies of this country would become mighty states and empires. The British oak might be in that day but a nohow end blighted trunk, while its saplings went striking their roots deeper sad deeper, and looking forward still to mato. rise of vitality and strength. Lord COURTENAY cordially seconded the rtholation, ' bemuse he Mantel upon the association as one whisk wu formed to carry oat emigration, not upon the principle which had been styled by his late lamented friend, Sir C. Buller, " a mere shovelling oat of paupers." but a traissteruce,ia its integrity and effect, of the state of society existing In this country. Colasioation bad been called "a great, a noble, and a ph nothrome work ;" it rested with that association and its friends to ray whether they should not from this time forward be able to adi a still higher title to it, and to call it " • religious and christien enterprise." Mr. SIDNEY, who spoke from the body of the ball, in a speech of cerneerable length, alluded to the failures of various other plans of col Asizauon, particularly to that of South Australia, attributing its cause to the inability of the consists profitably to empl / labour, and warned th ose pre seat not to be induced to embark their property in this settle ment upon merely phileathropie grounds. The motion was then carried unanimously. The Bishop of OXFORD, in an able meaner answered the objectless of the previous speaker, and denied that the colony of South Aaerralia had been a Mho*. It was quite true, that bk. all other colonies, it had its difficulties to contend with ; but no colony of the same standing was in a state of greater real prosperity then that of South Anstrelis, and there was none in which there had been a more sure and steady growth of a colonist population, resembling so much the mother state which had sent them oat. (Hear, bear.) The resolution which he had to propose to the meeting was fah• manly connected with this subject of the prosperity of a colony and was to this dim*. " That in the formation of a eolony it is of the fleet importance, both to the moral welfare and to the mated it prosperity of the community, that due provision shcald be made for enuring to the ostlers the enjoyment of the ordinances of their religion and the means of education for their children." it was only by , founding the church of their fathers in the colony, and by giving them the opportunity of church education, that they could reasonably hope to ac asnplith that which Bacon said was " a heroical and priaan rive operation." The question of colonisation was the great question of the present day. The stream of increasing popu letion flowed in while they were talking. The mere tact that the population was increasing rendered it necessary that If England wu to continue u a nation it was neoessary for her to carry out some extensive plan of emigrations •The question was should it be, as hitherto, emigration or sole citation. Should they continue to send forth the superfluous blood which they did not want at boss and spill it on the ground, or should they plant Ood's likeness is their distant possessions ? Mr. SIMEON, M.P., seconded the motion, which wee carried unanimously. Mr. S. HERBERT, M.P., moved " That sound prin. ciples of colonisation demand that is the formation of a new settlement all the classes and elements which constitute the society of the parent state should be represented in their due proportion." He trusted that, having overcome difficulties which he did not believe to he insurmountable, they might be able to produce a colony which would be, in some respects, a type of the great society which existed in this country. Mr. ADDERLEY, II P., said it was not the object of this society to iodine any moos te emigrate, bat finding that there were many pence, emigratiog, finding the fact going on, they sought to any it out upon an improved plan. Those conaeeted with the enonation had oe pecuniary benefit whatever in the remit of the anociatieo. The honour able gentlemen having wide an eloquent appeal in behalf of the association, ausotaded by seconding the motion, winch was carried walmouly. J. HULL, Req., moved, end the Rev. R. E. HAWKINS seconded, the following mullah's), whisk was also carried unsainotesly, " That the recognition of the foregoing prin. 'Apia, together with the general arrangement made for the foundation of the Canterbury anthems; afford the surest prospect of the future prosperity of the colony." A vote of thanks wee then paned to the chairmen, and the meeting broke up. SillfrorniCffB. KINOffroWN, APRIL 13. The pilot beat gawk towed tab Kingstown a large plea as wreck, the side of s vessel, found drifting between Lumbar and the Kish ; it is block, with two narrow red mouldings; • white flag was fastemed to a rope which was tied cm one of the masthead says. The other pilot boats picked up 107 bass of sosp IS miles BE.byß. of Ltinbay. The schooner Wonder, of Waterford, with wale Wonde r, from Cardiff, was lost with ell hands during the line storm. IGNORANCE IN ENGLAND.— Taking the whole of northern Swope— luelurhng Bealead—end France end Belgium (where 'dustiest I at a low ebb), we And that to every 21 of the population there le one child acquiring tbe rudiments of kaowledge : while in England tbs.* is only one such pupil to every 14 inksbitaats. - It loss bees osleulided that there aro, at the present day la Reglad and Wales, surly 8,000,000 perms who an neither read nor Wlll4l that is to say, surly one quarter of the population. Also, that of ell the shildnn between flee sad karma more tkaa one half attend ao place of instruction. These statements would be bard to believe if we bed not to enemata in ear every-shy hie degrees of illiteracy which would be startling, if we were not thoroughly used to It. Wherever we turn, is nerence, net always allied to poverty, stares as is the few If we look In the Giuctle,st the list of partnerships diesel red, sot a month passes but some unhappy ma, Wasp perhaps is wealth, but wallowing in ignorance, is put to the ape riesenfas craw,. ol " his mark " The number of pet: javon—in rural districts espeeielly—who can only sign with a eras, is worm as. Is is not unusual to see parish dont. matte of gnat local import:wee defaced with the ease loan listing symbol by pompous whose ales shown them to be set only' men of mask," bat ma of 'obstacle. We have prated greedy epselmees of the partial igeonnee which passes ander the has of the Pavane* sutheritise, and we may venture to meat that such speciosa' of penmanship se orthography are sot to be matched is say other MUM, la Europe. A housewife in humble lim aced only taro Is the AU of her tradesmen's bills to disease hieroglyphics which render hem so many arithmetical puzzles. In that, the unequal evideaces of the low ebb to •kelt the plants% raduments of Wanda in this country have tam aro toe eusemus to bear repetition. We cknout pass through toe streets, we a. snot eat , r a place of public essemuly, or ramble is the Gelds, without the gloomy sheo.,w o f * amino ~„, p log over o.—Dickene's !Machold Weide. ET CRAVEN MEETING. TEIB DAY. Bfillkeetrla Telegraph. MATCH : St. Emilio monied forfeit from Farthingale. MATCH : Beaufort beat Malmatta. SWEEPSTAKES of 60 sows. each. D.M. Harem Swam .. 1 Warner .. 2 HANDICAP. A.F. Westow .. 1 Kerwin .. 2 PLATE of 601. D.M. B.aselero . 1 Sobraon 2 SWEEPSTAKES. D.M. Nutshell .. .. 1 Lv . lgions .. 2 Cawftsin .. 3 .. .. _ Won by half a length. SWEEPSTAKES of 10 soya. eaoh. D.M. Dulcet .. .. 1 Telegraph .. .. 2 SWEEPSTAKES of 60 eon. each. Criterion Course Obliass Falcon .. -.. 1 .. 2 Won e m 7. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. Tun Ito 88888 or ties POST.O7IICI LITTIR EMIL James Brown was re-examined, charged, upon his owiia fission, with stealing the Po r-ofilm letter-tog front lb premises of Moors. Mein sad Rid, of Leadenhall-street, oa the morning of the 8:11 inst. Although every endeavour has been made to moose,. the bag by dragging the river, and also a reward of 161 offered by the Poet-MIL', these t nations have hitherto proved fruitless. Mr. Peacock, who conducted the case for the promeution, said he VA new en•b'ed to identity the half of • 101., which should have been Ia a letter to be delivered ea the Bleeping of the robbery. J Benttleworth, a grocer. at Wenteme M, stated that on the 4th inst. he plated a letter to Mews. Bimpkin and Buck, Leadenhall-street, containing the half of a 101. Bank of England note ; receipt of the same: was duly acknow ledged, sad on the 7th inst. be sent a letter containing the mooed half of the note. The receipt of the latter had not been atituoisledned He came to Loudon on the 10th. He bad the first half, which he produced, medals comparing the half found on the prisoner, it appeared to be the correspond Mg half note. The prisoner declined asking an, questions. J. Bishop, confidewial clerk to Messrs. Bimpkin and Buck, of 18, I endashall-street, deposed that the last witness was • ciorresponcfmt of their house. He confirmed the foregoing testimony as respects the non delivery of the sewed bail of the sot.. W. Peckham deposed that he was a letter-ornerier and his delivery wee in Leadsnhall- street. A man named J. Cahill was his aasistact. On Monday, the b.h inst., they received together the haters from the Post-office fnr delivery, in sum. bee about 300, and placed them altogether in a blue bag. Cahill earned both bus, and they walked together to the corner of Itulhopootnetrest. Cahill put witness's bag down at the dociValliteurs. Main and Reid, and went on. Witness than went towards the big, but before he timid get to the door some men intercepted him, and hastened cif with the bag. There were in it about seven bundles of newspapers and letters. There wu alio some veal and pork, with mustard, wrapped up in • napkin. The mouth of the bag wu sat tied. J. C ihia corroborati d the foregoing, adding that he had known a bag of Ptekham's to be left at the shop before. The prisoner was then remanded. MARLBOROUGH.STREST. - - _ AN ONNISCII CONDI:MON.—F. &napkin* the Con ductor of one of the Chelsea omnibu-es, was c harged with I:Wate drunk, and making use of abusive language to Mr. W. D. Burnaby. The complainant stated that last night he got into the do ftedant's omnibus in Sloane-street. After he got in the defendant wanted to pat a fourteenth person in, but as there were already thirteen inside, and as it was extremely hot at the time, complainant remonstrated with him. At this juncture a female came up, and wanted to get in, when defendant, in a jeering tone, said, " You can not get in, there are no gentlemen laude." Alter going some (listener, the defendant get down and purchased a cigar, and began to " blow such a cloud " as greatly to annoy the passengers inside. Not satitfi.d with that, he took two persons on the step, thus excluding all air. On asking him to keep the door clear, he said, with an oath, " Oh, never mind him, it is on, the threepenny." When they reached the Circus complainant got out, whereupon the de fendant again called out, with an oath, " There goes the threepenny; he must to btlk me of my fere," at the same ime seising him by the wrist with grill fore*, and swearing that he (complainant) should not go until he had paid t4s,lare. Complainant gave him a threepenny piece, and took out his pocket-book with a view of taking his number, when defendant heaped upon him such a torrent of abase that he gave him in charge. Defendant was very tipsy at the time. Letters from Rio de Janeiro, of the Ist March, state that business generally was extremely quiet, whilst in ooffee Namely anything had been done, owing to the very high pretensions of holders, which purchasers refiemd to give. The prices asked fir coffee were 8.600 to 7 dole. for washed, 8.100 to 8.200 for superior, 6.800 to 8.000 for first good, and other qualities were proportionately high. The mock of coffee was estimated at 100,000 bags. In freights there was no change to notice. Stock was quoted at 87 per cent. The exchange on London 281, and ex pected to go Dist. Consols w DUßLlN STOCKL—Aran. 18. per If per Cent. &oak 7 11 10 I Grand Canal Hoek (Now) Four per Cant City DN. of 921. Os. Id. ..- Hibernian Bank (Hi. paid) 251 National Beak MU. 10s.: 174 1:1 3 Dubl n Steam-peeket Co. (1001. paid :0 891 and Liverpool Steam Ship Com. ...... paid Wicklow Copper Miss ..... Ocasimers' Om M. 1 xds Great Southern and hastens IXCHANOES AND NTOCIDI ARROA's HAMM& Aran. 13. Hamburg Thrianad-a-litill per Cents., 87 bills, 88) money; Lubeck Loan, 1630 971 ; Hanes reran rye per Cents 108 bills ; Prussian Five per Casts., 103 mosey; Rosslan Five per Cent Certificates, 98) bills, 91 money; Loon. 103 bills Four per Cent.. Meleitins. PSi mosey; Danish Entitle& Loan Three per Casts, 701 Mlle, 70 Money ; Ditto in 11001. shares, 70' bills, 701 money; Ditto, Five per Ceuta, 98/11111s, 93) mosey; Swedish Hyp. Your Cents, 981 Norwatan Fast per Ceuta., 991 bale; Bpsnisk Flee per Dents, 10) bilis ; Ditto, Three per Cents, Inland, 28 bilb, 28 money; Anagram Six vQer Cents, 107) bills, 1071 mosey. Exchange, on Wert St. ark April, throe Eustis, 38.381. eamista, Arun. • 9 —Belgian Funds: Loan, 1810, Five per Cents., 961 Hall• Ditto, 11147, 96); Ditto, D4s, 91; Ditto, 1814, Four-and-a. per Cents., 68); Ditto, 1838, Three per Cents, 824; limn of the City, 1832, Fair pt r Oat, 100; Ditto, 1811, Five per Cents, 954; Bank of Belgium, Fourtar Cents , 78; Ditto, LIMN of 1841, Five per Cents, 109. Fichange on Is ndon, 15 57). Ammanium, Ata,. I..—Dutch Funds: naive Debt, Two-and-a- Hal/ per amts.. 13 money, 33) bills; Ditto. Throe per Cents., 641 mosey, 83) bills; Ditto, Fine per Conte., 031 money. 88 bills; Amort.h)nd 1 tree-and-a-Half per Cents., 881 money, 8: MIL; ; East India Lam Your per tents., 811 money, 83 bills ; Russian Flee rer Cents., Hope and Co., 1031 money, 1011 ; Ditto, Pour per Ceuta., Stieglita, 814 money, 851 bills; Spanish rive pee Orate., 1111 money, 111 bills; Dino, Three per Cents.. 291 mean., Si) bilk; Austrian F.ve per Cents., Metalliquea, 76 money, 7R albs ; Ditto, Two-and-a-Ilan per Cents, M.talliques , 401 money, 41) HIM Exchanges : on London, 13.07; two mossha, 1202; on Hamburg, 33.04 ; two months, 34.87 ; os Paris, 36.63 ; two months, 56.43. THIS DAT. MINCING-1 The defendant, who said complainant's statement wu much exaggerated, wu fined 305., or one month. The money was paid, and defendant wu ceutioned as to tie future conduct. MONEY MARKET. Every arrival from Canada and the ether North American colonies affords additional pled of the serious determinati?n of the poop!' and authorities of those provinces to do their amOst to attain that im portant object—a complete system of inter•colonial communication. In Canada, bears the two lines of railway already completed, that from Montreal to Portland is in rapid course of construction ; the for mation of the Great Western, it is expected, will shortly receive an additional impetus, and everything affords grounds fur belief gist the Melbourne and Quebec line, which will connect the whole, will be speedily egeb, lumped. A resolution has been introduced into tie Nova Scotia Assemble, by Mr. Howe, asking par mission to hone debentures, payable in 20 years, at a fair interest, for the purpose of aiding in the metres- Bon of a line of railway between Halifax and WWI. eor. In New Brunswick a railroad is contemplated between St. John and Mardis% and the project of another line between St. Andrew's aad Qualms, beside, engaging the earnest attention of the colonials had also come under the notice of the New Brae► wick legislature. At the departure of the last ac counts the committee of the whole house was discus. sing a bill for guaranteeing the last-named company scrip to the amount of 30,000 L, payable when 30 miles of the road are oompletel, and little doubt was entertained that the bill would pass. Confident hopes were expressed that a few years more will witness a regular system of railway communication betwesa the principal cities of Canada, besides other lines is operation connecting Canada with New Brunswick, and New Brunswick with Nova Scotia. An order in council had been issued at Montreal, having reference to the obtaining of correct statistical information with regard to the description, quantity, quality, and value of goods exported from the pro vince, in which it is directed that previous to any vowel departing from a port in Canada, bound to any port without the limits of the province, it shall be necessary for the captain to lodge a report outward, in which he shall state fully the numbers, marks of the packages, and the description of the several articles contaituting his cargo, together with the names of the shippers and consignees. Captains of vessels bound to British or foreign ports will be required to state in their manifest if they intend to break bulk or re cativo loading at any other port within the province, and to declare what part of their cargo they intend to land at such port. Thew return, are to be furnished quarterly by the respective collectors of customs to ' the office of the Inspector•GeaeraL Advice, from Havannab, dated the 22nd March, mention that sugar was in active demand, principally for the United States markets. The supplies from the estates, however, having come to market on a more extensive scale, the stocks had increased to about 76,000 boxes, and this had canard a downward move martin prices, which were quoted 81 vials to 81 rials for ordinary whites, Or. to 71r. for yellows, and 51r. 51e. for browns. The coffee market was quiet, and the price nominally quoted 12 (tole. to 133 ice mid dling to prime, the article still continuing very scat oe. As rr garde trtights, the last chart', fur Cowes and a market had been dnne at 315 a. Eschinge on Lou don was quoted 10i to 11 per cent. pron. Two o'Ceocx. The English foods have been very steady all the morning, w.th a quiet market. Console opened at yisterday's closing prices, 951 to 1 for money. and 9.51 to .' fo• aeccuut ; they have since touched 951 f o r present trioefer, and are at present quoted 951 to both for money and the 9th May. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 941 to 1 •, and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 97 and 961. Dealings have taken place in South Sea O:d Annui ties at 94 ' • dit t o New, at 951. The Three pe r C e nt s ., 1731, mar k 9.51. Excbt quer Bills have been done at 70s. and 68s ; ditto 5001. and small, at 71s. and 681. ; and India Bonds, at 92.. and 935. prem;um. Long Annuities mark 81 ; ditto 30 years, 1859, 8 ; ditto 30 years, 1860, 81. Bank Stock, 206. India Stock, 266. In the foreign stock market there is not much alteration to notice. For Portuguese and Venezuela stocks an improvement has taken place, woi!st Buenos Ayres are rather weaker. Danish Scrip has been done at 41 premium. Mexican mark 291. A moderate amount of twinere has hien done, at the following rates: Brezlian small Bonds, at 871. Buenos Ayres at 521 and 53 ex div. Fquador, at 31. Danish New Scrip, at 41 premium. Grenade, at 161. Mexican, at 291 for account. Peruvian Kur-and-a-Half per Cents., at 71 ; ditto Deferred, at 30 and 291. Por tuguese Converted, at 331 and 1. Russian New Four land-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, at 2 prem. Spanish tive Five per Cents. for ac,younr, at 181; ditto Pas sive, at 31. V.-ilex-1;1a, at 341 and 35. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., at 56 ; Exchange, 12 guil.; the Four per Cent. Certificates, at 851 and 1. ...... . - • ENGLISH FUNDS . - Ton Dot. Hook Fleet. !OE 7 3 per Ct. Coo. Arc.. 115. i 1 per CL Rod. Anna. 1141 6 31 per C4 0t.4 7 3 per Ct. Co.. Anna. 94 i Lebo:low bias. 68s. to 71s. - ioazzov lUNI3d. I per CIL Asetaian Benda, 1 pre CR Grenada BUM 17 41 per (/t. Bela Donde.l9l DI Ones& Deterred 13.1., 31 4 2; per Cent.. 5 per Ct. Met, 1644.29/ 1 6 per C t. lasalllan 8d... N II 4 per Ct. Perur lan /Ida. TO 1 Ditto New. $5 7 Do. Deferred lid... I per CR Duane Ante. as 4 Portages* COW., 32 4 Ditto Callen Lids., 9d I 5 per Cl. Russ. 1k1e..196 5 Ditto Column. Def. MU., Ditto Spanish Ws., 110 I Column/gm Enpuvlor Ilds.. II I 3 per Cl. Spanion MR...* 7I 3 per Ct. Danith lid... 113 71 Ditto Pamir* 1k1a.3. I II per Ct. Dutch Ma. (14 0 2 per Ct. Venezuela Ma.. 33 5 4 per Cl. 144&cb Cam. 85 6 Yamada Deferred Mae..l2 13 THIS DAY. SCOMI —450 hblia. and 150 barrels of Porto Rico sold steadily in public sale, the 'rood qualities at full prices; is tenor sevc-iy supported previous rates; brown and low yel low, 345. to 354. 6.1.; mi.idling to flee, 365. to 424. 6J., duty paid. 1,200 beams ct Jr.,,. were also offered ; white sold at their reLitive value. 40s. 641. to 43. ; yellow bought in at 38.1 to 395., duty paid. 600 boxes of Ravannab, in bond, were bought in at 17s. 6d. to 206., flue brown to good yellow. The Refined market is firm to-day ; grocery lumps, 48s. to 50s. ; low goods scaroe. Coxran.—There has not been a public sale to-day ; good ordinary native Ceylon must b• quoted at 4455., in conformity with a sale of 200 bags alter business hours yesterday; but no transactions reported today, sad general quotations must be considered nominal. WiDNFADAT BANTNO. I Corms remains firm. Rum continues oat cf demand, and prices are with diffi culty supported. Rica —There has been an improved demand, and prime are a shads dearer than last week. Tars.—The public rates concluded today; prime do not show any material alteration, but • small portion of the quantity only sold. The amount of busines done has been small to-day in the produce market, generally. Duty sa duisr to last week in London, Um. eat. poe4 Natal, Hs% sad the Clyde 1,411,199 To the same plied Jut year 1,304,901 81,969 lb. Deereve Dorm PAID OR T et 1830 re 8.0 e! wear. Lontii.; -- --- -- " --- 7,411,ier Liverpool —..«.... ........ 1,670,372 Bristol Hull Clyde 602,216 T0ta 1....... Our dm Is 11141 10,267,711 Inman 1M.419 TALLOW MARILET.-THIS DAY. There 4 rather mon demand for P. Y. C. on Me spot to day. 200 casks have been taken for export. Then is nothing doing for forward delivery. The quotations are as (Mimes :—Petanbarg T.C. on tha spot. 361. 9d. to 37e.; April and May, 36. 9J. ; October to Deensher. Us. 3d. to 381. ed. 8 HAY MAR/MT.—THIS DAY. Menem. Coop►r aad Davie report very little ddag at the following quotations :—Prisee Meadow. 86. to 72e. ; in ferior, Me. to Me. ; Clover. 60s. to 84s. ; Straw. 22.1. to Ns. MANCEIBSTBR, April 17. STOC[-B:CWWItaL—Tbr smoke' bas partakea of eke tuprovemeat v bls as tie Lofts link *sabres matt &mom of bairn las boss dor at palm algase paw& sal North Wallis@ bays ben dim at le% at as WII= Door Ns* Is la areptles Os Ms. sad iss riZetqusis d Ildlare d ia 2rl prosaarlap, table► bed boss Yokel ra erne baps of DIRJUIVGFEIAIf. djorti 17. BTOONAimufros.—This As» isarket was dram ; Loo nssiefassfas sad Meth Woman Now Grams inn f dcse f 1-14 di.. tM fain siefassa thy pollard= tit of lirdi o insat between nal Plena Waren ma Meth Illeden Otopeolett the latter Aim lave tem reed I=l kr; van saf. bra wn to y. to obtalaal at the forme BRISTOL, April 17. fivoca-Excnshx•s.—Thon boa WNW auhesat of I brim am Um ter ism dale ptrat, bet the vase4Asiory Mai at Ms Levi vasebet boa a dagambsi Mama visa grim Beasts Nolen Mewl at MY.; Minis at It; Milk NM tow9hbis at 10$ 011. ; Onat wawa emetic Sera opera it 11 9-16, but afterward, Mprovel 611 19. WMIII peke (My 1161• M ; tb• New M. sham of th• ume wmprty Mt WS at ft die. YORK. Ap►il 17. Fondi-Eieneatei. Oreet Yortheen Preference. 9i ; Pioeilt redid. Preferooso. goarooteed 6 per Cent, 4f York, New. cent* end Beredok (sowertio Szteeniuo), 6; ditto (I. N. IL Par dus% Pt. Pl. HAMBURG. April 13. Boitiminiktai.—Ramb. &trod., 91 bills ; Ditto Priority, 10$ bills, 1041 nosey; Berlin Bomb., 761 WM, 76 Lowy ; Ditto Priority Po a-sod-n-11W par Natl.* 991 billy, sorrel • Mardi. bornWittroburth 07 Ml* 64 swim,Di tto Trlarib; 'nee D ie Canto., 996 ; Calorie Illaasa, 911 bill, 921 inoney ; idvo Prl At y, 161 bills, 1001 ranney; Ditto ditto, Moo pa , Cents., 1021 1411 s; Mecklenburg, SI moos; Ditto Priority Vow 46nd-44161r per 101 money; All6o Kick 624 bills, 02 roomy.; rick William Softball, 40 Ma, 39i sow. RAILWAYS. Tan DAY, Two o'Cnoca. The tendency to improvement manifested in the share market yesterday received an additional impetus this morning, owing in part to the improved charac ter of the London and North-Western traffic returns for the last week, which again show an increase in the receipts amounting to upwards of 2.8001. The price of this stock went up as high as 1031 in consequence, and is now quoted 103 to I. Great Westerns have risen to 51 to 52 ; Brighton., to 781 ; Great North erns, to 5,e, ; York and North ndlands, to 141. South E sterns are quoted better to-day, at 13 to ,t, not withstanding the confirmation of the injunction re. straining the payment of dividends. The low price of Lead, and Bradford shares has br.u;cht buyers into the market, and a rally of 31. per share from yesterday's rates has been the conssquence. Use poenWM :0•441 as, 111%.1141.1 Samna Ilastware. Yesterd I ay. to 1 o'clock. 7.7 Do. , As NV Bos. L Jo. Berko Ss Hoots lot. (Oa. west. porpoloal b p.et. 4 earrainitaroasthdoadJoal Y II 2 li dim 10 I II Idis fat 4 Tel De. itb..t a raaraatee 81 , 1a.Wolv.116toarVslley ;Ina., sad DudkJ sidlidaiypd.,newitkpor. Do. without. gas:sate. Batas, Bus. , sad aim.. Bristol sod Isaias Do. Thirds Do. £lO Preferenee..... Cheater and Holyhead . Do. Preerrange Dublin and Belfast Jane.. Past Anglian .. Do. (ill E. 1;11.) D 0.131.16646 p. Ct. Pre , DP.(71.10647 p. Ct. Pref. Douro Cowman ... _ _ Do. New Ref. II p. 6.... Do. Zit., 8 p. Ct.. No. I Do. do. N 0.2 W N. lk K. 6 per Ct. ' 9 '; Cam Do. Now Looters Union, our A ((late E. U. fib.) Do. elms B. and C. Mt , Do. Aorlp (gr. 6 p. Cc) Cast Lan.ooblro Do. New shares ( Eau lioooloshire Guam- — t - CetT — Cenis - 77.7 - Edisibiagn i—per and titanaaw Lunn, TSO il , & Darch. Kaater and Exmouth %master k Dean rarest (Nast NarUbara . Da., abarie,A.Dehrrer Dwa.a abates. B. 6 p. Ct. Do. 3 per Cant. inf.... Gt. loath. an d WINIL I Ira Do. Eletnlul/2 Or;st North of Do. sow. .C4O Do. Now, £3O Do. Now, 416 Great Western . De. tohorra Do. Photo Do. iftho Do. Now, Alf Roll nod 14e1b7 Do. `mimeo torionoter and IlaTessitradieriahlrl D P : Thirds Do. WwCria....6 Dolluthlendeld&Shetr. Do. N est Biding UlllO4 Loads and Bradford... .. Loads and Thlrek . Do. Pref. 6 Do. N 0.2 Do. N 0.2 Do. Do. N 0.3 6):Pref. Quinces 1M0. .. Landon and Blackmail . Lon., Brighton, h 8. 00418! Do. New goa. 4 p.CI. Do. guaranteed 3 p. Ct. IsteCroydoniturds.. Do. Pref. 3 per Cent.. De.Conrrt. 3 p.et.,1832 Lcadon aid Greenwieb Do. Preference Landon & North-Weston. Do. do. New shuns.. Do. Wftha Dealt° sh.,ll.ssill.(i: . , Landon & flouth-Western Do. New, 134 T Do. New, £4O Do. New Prefsenee Lowestoft Ocar.4 par Cent. Ranch.. klux,andltatioet Musk., Ibst.,/kl,anoolciab LT; " t ih — ani, -- trr Do., NOW SIO Pref. .. Do. Mao i Lind-Dab 30 Do. ASO Yuri; ..• 100 Da Biro. and IN;by 100 Do. Cons B. ft B. 60. C. 50 Do.ErewashVidleyPret 47i Ilidland Great West. 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If I P. 14 15 I 1; 1344 die. 32 33 3491* 26 274 Ms 13 15 119 121 24 28 14 13 di& 18 17 4 4 41 ,0 6 . .4. 40 41 6 7 pea. 144 13 i ii P 173 POL di. 9/ 64 db. If 41s. 7 Si 9 e 3 4 10 IS db. 1 die Ilf if 124 314114 4 5 7 9 41 41 di& 12 13j If 121 4 4f SO 17 db. i p' es dv 5 1 q 4 a extet 48 49j $j 50 49k I2j $ [5l 9 J i 6 I li 77 ei 71 9 1331 1024'4 3 lOs UI 58 6i 8 214 WI 27 4 281 6 6 1 rt It 7e 7 1 ii 11& 10‘ 12 i i I tau Fas •-• t • r •. : Do. No. 9 • Do. No. 4 Railstered Bonth M cNe Rotheittam, and Waterfortisod pi = Cl- Wear Way. 6 p.Ct. Do. do. do. . Do. Ezt.(York&Nowoi. Do. o.N.C.PurehorProf Do.Hartlepool Dookikiti York sad North Maud fbaliON RAILWATS. ' Anglo-Ilona& psis hallaa sadi Amotriaa) Cap=sad Maier/ rrans• (Visreaii) Derserars Doak last Imam as or . . l ams ladles I'mustui I I LAZIIIIIOIOIII7 . Madrid and Wenn' ... llama and Lisp Northam trams Odom sad &edam .. flab awl Orleans MINNA Zorn Ms and lairaiderarg Item aid Ham UMW sal limns Tow end Manisa 1 3 94 40_ 4 934 ex 34 iii IS iii RI dia. ta lo H dia. li V II. Is I 1 I a-.. k iPm ilar •Pm I 41a. el II dia. ei I I U lit 26 26 el div 191 12A It $ l ex dii I 2 Ili 11 dim LIVERPOOL. April 17. sa e Ili +l + i Hi i 6 i STOCI-RiOW•lll2l.—There was quite an earrernees to all tads), even at rednewl pikes. London and North-Wwterns were dotes as law se 100 f. Blriteribred, lanowildre, end Meth" 22L alt.. 6 per mt. till 1210, 16a Caledonian (pref. shares), e.—Xast Lauda" st—umishir. and Yorkshire (till shares), d.—Ditto ref. 'hares), 111.—Lawton and North West in, let.—Dlito ror . &arse), 2la Id. 101 —Midland, 3111 I—Ditto1 —Ditto (4.altaree 17 Se. (IL d.--South-llastern and Dover (No. railstered), 41. ore, Neweratlia and Bawl* oreitnal N. & LEEDS, April beau t. envoi LEEDS, April 17. STOCK BICH ANClll.—Ths business done this morning ha been loan unusually Luis eztent. It wilt OS awn; however, that in several instances the quotations its lower Caledonian, ; Groat Nostnteas,l6ldte. ,• North Stafferdshme.lol di.. ,• Think Extension% N... 0. ni sußr. reels.; Yolk unit North Midland, 111; ter, Sh• Mold, and LinoulDol.-e Preference, 6i , : Leeds and Inuit quarto's, 1 dia.; ti/14 Lanuashint quArtars, its. Ild ; font Was. darn, 111. et. se to es es 9 323* 90 80*