The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-11 00:00:00

••• • / • / 4 :: • V- Tte Oxlnt(xsl No. 1,157.1 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1850. [THREEPENCE T" btIiSTITUTH ter SILVILH.— NW% laendeari 17 reps age by i.t NON. owe pl-.v/ by the patrol propene of Wean 1.4 ir ecyttal encapernea the ray beet article th tt -et be cap/toteJae actit, either arrant a. by u poodlii• tot tin lt ttej4-riasitlehed trotie .. .- ... Vs. .. dna Tea. ... 71a. aacrett. cosi*.ertbdo, 'he.. at proportionate • : I ‘l o ' lll 4 l dray k the t meat prows. 'ALLI MILS 31t1n.. , NOT PLATRIX fiddly Threaded she • rer &nit 16isir& gisar;. 4 ,1:41.•.pet Aosta It.. all.. 1%. ... 21.. ... 2.18. • ::o o. mitt. eitinevless , as wall as or every We. root' I. 1.11.105 A ,Isle 1111rwe and Ibertse). 32 . 0 11014- N SeriassAiriet. I'. Wetle-awert.lll2ll. .\•PLANT" TEA-POT. r 3 named Iron -• 'vac:, orr.ames..,l with the leases end Mem of • ...t teen wh'ett to Mow patterns mole towter the hoer earls( the bet two yetr. Attained such nty. from their elezmee, thonSiley. nod cheap . •:.., trots their (matt nweiol4 ato Weer, bring . • m !..11 no of uaLi e..Ui Sr moots* 10 • do. do. I/ 1/ • do de, 111 eed do. -- 17 • ..n do. 4a. • • is. ot. 4 , ` f te•• rt.. 30w oath, of tho Clottope pat % • colt,. pot.. 13a, tart.." the p 11 lA. oun. report—vs. Magroolegt ost it4Roct out nation). IS. °Void. .6.4 w: al lorinestren).—ratiKvbee INC; sod REGISTER STOVES.— .o: I•VELTOrS en•or :are! of recloter and Won vAr •*, gm: brew!. ot de.hrn, am! impish- sort ' , Ner.• ft At float Mr. tO . Ealoea. be (nee ".o.te IS gr.*.tr.e•ar, t SATO& r !'art, Move.. 1.1 the brute is the .ueb vs ewer en. oeirotau of feut:ere, , • a.a...1s .it reqUrsat.4 to nn.r.ett It. The Inane, r • T ..t::r:C 11,t arproneil ef. Cat2!0:0,, , , ler Ith • • , t; trey.—Late ILIPCOS sts.1111:1a0v, '9, olt. - • . • Ne ,- reat-•inat„ Axel Ita. t, Newturn-etreet. :tat, NEW IN µWoo t , !./b.1.1..• 1 1 - . %. n.a:u• .:1•11141re , . I eta nieti&act of tapping poke, rerneented to c, 31 . i .11.1 aud Tttaft 61 , NEW ti' Ult.kPl'l.ll 4 rapersele the bung:tag method . n.tet The twit Iterated. Ii tItRY'S 11EALTIMIESTORING FOOD • • Intartt..—Tb. ItEVALVITA AILIbICA, the •• • • • i rvc.t ly withott niedletne, inzonvenience • - •• . • • t %v. It- etet In other wear,* at cure ler • • . • ••• aver. are Lions temp amts. bonen • • , zee 4.e. • 61....in51e. ip..tieno•Larlact.r, . • .r . . op;•rt•etan. dLtession, palpitation, . • -4 o. ot..maelt d•aire Irrpnrry, dattlity In t.• aged as well et • • • •r, 1.. r,ralynt, tic. In anal•t• re, vizir fall • • 4..1. Lt ; rid' ty. 14. b.. *.5.16.; ; suitably . 1Z1....and cant•ters tore...elect I, tut t.ant alter t: banner.' men, c • . ~• re,nre N. Entrland and Woke for le. In • . • .-I.l* =O. New nalVAltflt t PULMONIC BON BONS, the • • arena'. tunstil r. 7 •':r•tdefs rf the .rot 1 teak. It I. ea delicious to the tate za it t. • • . r irawalla•• t• ,, ef a••• 1 ethe• far • speedy of the hues anu the at, hwastaaer, . • •Nuttnese of Meath, reawaiaa p',ietraa, sod • rt. L. Beim the remit ut ao years' txt.e*ience is the compleud., they e actarte Ii , b•lr prqrtrar • • • Lade, savtboat, ar .1 tea'ing lagtes!kn••• totr.d :4, be • the autte..fte. removal of thaw dangerous and : A t l'fai. Bei...Alt. lid and aa. aa„ f *gimbal y posteee, on l c. 4rf l'• .t.uffie! .1.4..f•f ie. W..... Id : L.11:Itlf an I Co, Itt • %. •!ri et, 1d.r.1.1 Al.r '0 la ohtaired • f their Drat., .1: re , ,sett.• :c then y 141 . 7H ini ACH , II? If LO d v see w,l rear canoe, for NEWT& Illte • ;•:" Let nwlk.l hi 'ray 4 , 1 letolr • . or grr, MLA 'the good rtfeta which are 0: h. the Unlrd tilairdos. Twenty • • 'tot ,14 atonipoiny wh I oe, w.th fun dine r. en:int of pen br J. W ILI 2 Tetnle r., Loteloo • le yewa for I : penny *. 1- 111\ : .71* I:rynr, •.var Newo•wri, • c•a her 3 'b. iSi/. Itenaz tad a \Wow • I. w!.10., Inn • *kr we those •,,,t tire which ne rhilenpbee a few liens hat*, purchae4 of toy • Los of new Leantel, isa rub pen .!:47te..4 with a .t •eenrct. tarantulas/ 4,11 r. I vs. 44. your .4,11i011% of • Humour rad Penn"' • The &wit 1, 11 r. J. WELL," 1 " %t , •,r; ()PAT H Y. —HOII2OPATIIIe, Mt?'..ler' UT PIIPPAR ITIONS are mem • .•• y ct JA311.• LEATH'S N,P2 .1.. "ethic Opera. . r • •!T.e. 3,1% st. the imait.Neture Arai:wed by - . . a the sotlAr I. h th - heart of aster are pm. • • 0. , . Pt •Lr4y. 9, % re-street„ 02/orcl , - .t too pturmatentiesl Meek% is is Ipml4, le te.!•.l 'he etheLey et these rano. • • out,. • :re:. tl..t he ma rokly rmoso. . • tLE .^e ti • otib..e."—Dr. Laurie's • Jo.t pa. .e e at; post free. Is. fur ttc ti.V.e or pLeket, exoedittg the I:. •i I . cl. Y) Lit... 44., 114 k 1 „ AU. Int" 011. 10tA. 4 tl.• 441.-wieg • tztersa 4 1.. qv 'S.SII - . w!..? do cm. I o 441 WI. tI ti 4 : Trramwinr -11 , 1 le,. MIN .4. 1.. 4d. Ter lb.; CIPION I 1,,.1%. r lb.; Dentifrice, •-• 'y approvri al. Pali& I I.:A. 1;; . 1:I...1 LONDON NEWS of rOteeiti La- Creno 11...itoteet In teperltt!no.—lrniver.lty of e,tita of tee Ateseeisy A. ; 2. "(..leri.t to the 11. teeth*/ the Ne= I. . 4 Fae..epe of Erenet.co .• .er.tit of Mr. Ruth( third, r.. 1. —Stoma-brig for OA .ar . for the Pseha of Ktrypt. • P. Fete.: the Morelos lioene. Foreign. aryl Cll°- 4 L • wte.--(..fbie, 12% Wood. .r;•L • , Lut. .• 1 . 1)1 • A. B 7e.. r y 4L. ( E H. Mona, , M.!). • • ' 4. ; m•3O. r. 4.. • ; • L. b.l Proft.:co. BJ LJ. A~.r.4 aut4 all bnalow:lmi. • t. t.W MOWin. by rot Is GC, Y EIS T 1 LIP& :u .: 4,1 Cow." • r X - `eroad .111111311 T ' lo %'S'o—Th.ltotd, Lump. Ifni% Fneo.bl, ....I • ••••••• bra vr.. 1.: 1 •31/ 1 — ,1 141•1U7 TT nod 7. . Night hyvikate• kt "Se • ' MI6— —44 Ls di.epo4. kew.as. Air. girl. S'i) . :::TAINS. s. Is sPit ;by pull. I^lie.-441th n ante! Stamina:ow. of DuM a.. , 111.44 1.1. Ex]. LAI: A. rag A‘UID. " - ' r u.a Ya u.r caw,' mai ran. a .1 I t..nn rama .. kll4 tore of De& e,hol,lorl emat'tation, that barley+ the Weashte, Weave., or seedy. and eautattera lee the the: sad phrase regulatme of Pttr-tvw ; ■2141, r 4 CUVada CIIMUKS %ma Lhe Argyl-piret, Kt- GuAis.—An Auttrian vteetl , eirrind bah wougut 4, l *. , .iusarens 41 grain, wa ft uurv. lAA toativar: t 4 order. .- 13ARLOM"s NEW IN VENTED OrLF.ACTIMO SYPHON 1A I* Stip:lBE4 NO VENTZEO .:! ' I. . run—ts a'.. b - cr eider or other Wares : :..•• • • . ' " ' • ' min blownlng la or atld so ellbetnolly E; 1 that the :if: i : at gull lac d.-aws as goon. s• i,r ';•• A .r 6-4 4 It. 4- t• , .5 1.. the trot : warranted to reray ita eat In . - )i Pi two c..ks of a:e; Wax 4.. 6d., or sent . 11 ft. - - o any part 01 i.n .land (U two are t..., 1 ,:0.:4 rah: Unto dant...plated for :An,. k:.., ... 6.t. - - The 5 6.50 (-Irmo" will er,lair its orlon. it ben the low ioy le laud en . - /' tLe t. , p of the plank . (skirt% ae a hole eip- r 1 p.- etr a.r-tobe IV. qt.d3elet sir mhos throne. a:moth, emelt :o canoe the licinle a - to nn oil !reel; whrn tar tzp is turned oft r. , meet air tan en!e-. : CIIIL4 1411L0, - , 11 , Wax Willbun. . . . _ 'rut. J. 1. r .. CONGREGATIONAL BOARD OF EDUCATION. Yesterday evening a meeting of this body took place at Urtsbc H ,IL B♦ta. MODLIT. S q., is Use chair. The CHAIR tIAN is spotting the proceedings of the etrenient said that the loosed met its friends with a feeling of thankfulness for the past sad hope for the future. Tatty were e:nneeted entirely with the caegregttional bad, which some years ago originated the educational movement. They had determined to hive nothing to do whit government edu cation, std believed that religion should always he as element in education, and without that it was impossible that it would set in the Jemmies of Ma*. They were ►bout tt purchase How non College for a school for tetchers. It was admirably situated kr that purpose, being in the midst of a any poor district. and at a conceal , cat distance from Lyndon. 'lb, amount neetssasy to complete the purchase was 8,00 W., half of which had been already tabulated, and they must Appeal to tLeir frauds to enable them to meet this engage ment. The Rev. JOSIAH VINEY then retd the rerrt, which swami a belief that the work of nse c.ety was 'ping for ward with a vigour whi.:h promised great results. Pupils Irtto now neat. din the sehoe!s P 1 /dainty, Retell, and September, and &ere were eighteen ist les alai females whose coniket wee repored to br sati.factory. The ens bli.hinent of "Model infant Sabools " was recommended, sad the melted 1 itettnation in the normal schools prac tised all the students in infant tenching, but there was on opportunity at prevent of eetalli.bing suet sealants. The report of the lamination of the pupils in the rebools was us vt satin..ctory, and reflected great cr.dit en the usiduil of the pupils and the pains taken by their instruc ten. Alto,re•her .bare were sixty traorien, male and female who Ind been sent out by the board, having utuler their Uniting upwards of 4,000 children in average daily &Wild man. At a to. ting held at the Conarega , iossi Library ow the 20 h Mirth, n was resolved to pureliast lionwron Vol.a for the suss of 3,0004 as, and 2,3001. w then pro- mised ge. to be paid either at once or daring the next three yeah, and the subscription now amounted to 3,7001. 0.. e sum of 3,0001., in ad..ition to the purchase matey to nevi''r the cAlege suitable for perinea, nt education wee needed. The increase of the funds was strongly urged. The report concluded with an emir et ..ppesi to the memoers of the angregational *Welt for carport. The receipts an the past year had bean 1,7311. lit. rd., and lie rxunditurie 1,4411. Vit. 7d., leaving a balaceo of 292/. ifle. 31 The Rev. JOSEPH RANONS, of York, moved the adop tisn of she rewire. HENRY CHILD, Reg , secomied the rzeolation, which was carried uaanissously. The Rev. MORTON BROWN, of Chel•zahanc, nosed the second resolati, n : " That the important objects canteen plated by the board, =Rely, the train'ag snd p'..teir.e of teachers, the visitation of schools, the callfctiaq of educe time' Catigics, the assistance of poor schools is d•sqtate Zistriete, sad the eitcu'etion of information oa the eiele:' of education ratra!ly, gentile the board to the syuips•ht sad the liberal eeetributions of the churches of the detomine tiro cad of en lover..f volun'ary sod religious education." JOSIAH CONDEIt, Esq., of Cisphaas, seconded the resolstron, which w,s carried. The We% JOE ROSS. of Woodbridge, moved the third r:solu.ion:—“ That tho report of the msuures which hen be:n eilaptcd for the purchase of Homerton Crllege, and the az.ottut of enxtrihntione already promised, is highly gratify ing both on it: own account and rn e rideriee of the earn , si new of thi: nuer.o:rs of the board. Teat this =citing, re jc izitig in the prosi-ect of this edifice (so stStable in all re spects for the purp,scs of the board). being preserved to the denomination, sad b ing employed for the promotion of cbj,cs so entirely in harmony with its present application, will do all In Pe power to obtain the neeemeary amount that the building may be speedily unenetrtnbered, anl the parties a! present responsible he exonerated from ii.k." A vote of that ka to the chairman was moved E , Of L eels, and seconded by Grole(ill LELM•N, Req., of Yak, after which the meeting separate!. COUNIY COURTS. -AMENDMENT OF THE LAW DI DEBTOR AND CREDITOR. Yesterday a meeting of the ccramittes for the amendment of the law of debtor and credit-r and the trite& of the ers.:clati-n, use held at the (faces, Old Jewry Ch.'s len, :or the purpie of receiving the report of the committee as tho effects hasly to be pros:and in the trade of this rm.-try by the applieities of the provisions and practice of the Usury Courts Act to all debts under 601 WILLIAM HAML4. Erg., presided, and was supported by Mr. MAItttIOSA, M.P., Mr. Mitchell, M.l'., Mr. Mirth', M.P. ant Q C. Mr. J. Travers, and a large member of the most Lathiest:o rancheros sad traders of the City ci London. CHLIIMAN, in opening the procserings, said the sesmiuce had a inverted ;he ranting kr the purpose of pre sentiog a report en the provisions rat a bill which had ben istrdolocei into Vet llcise of Commons. but of which the pub:it: know very little; he meant Mr. Fitsvey's bill for ex teuding the jar.sdirion of the Counts Coons 0, all clehu under 601, and wieieh, if pswid, v cold it Wet serious injury ho the trsdiat (casualty. Mr. W. w. then reed the ft liowicg repert : Tee e-suutttee, after referring to the isoorenee of affecting a judicious mice between the practice of the erre liar 'cam esd the Crusty C marts, admit that the County Conn Act, by the simplicity of its proneeings, has been productive of much Loneflt to the country; Let they point edly advert to the Sac., that few tridermen rely upon the punctual pa-seat of debts under 201. to enable tut to meet their fixed liabFitits. They proceed to show that it is different as regards deb's nursing from 20/. to 501, and that thousands of tradesmen will be unable to carry on *sir Uinta, it any new dement of uncertainty be introduced by law to loteriero wilt. the porctusliiy with which such debts arc at pre - tot Lquidated. lasing xpresse d their aloisty to pronote such a change in the admi nistratios of t law as will tend to simplify tts arcentis and expulsive proceedings incidental to the trial of actions in the superior courts they state the practical six-rim and arc: on debton of the taw as it now stands, seed deduce the ceneusios that unless an action is run to trial, which, it io stated, recurs on the average only in four eases out of every hundred when writs issued, the mode of procedure riewrisel es to the superior worts I. far more raped and ankh lee expensive than the enrrespoo , ling proer ding would be seder the Crusty Courts Act, eepedally in the country and azdir the seals of fees attached to Mr. Fitzroy's Bill, as it 11114 introduced and pared the mead reading in the House of Couaor.s. In the optnion of the committee if the provisions of the Cour.ty Cron Act be ex tended to dales of 501., debtors will bo induced to defer the payment of their debts beyond the agreed term of credit, k .owing that no summary proves can issue, and that as the rust sits usually only once a month, ard a week'. notice must be given of trial, the deboor is sure of nearly two months extra credit, if even then ho cannot' obtain fn.= tr.e let ievey of the judge any further eaten:tun of time for payment by instalments ; and in proportion as the fen of court are low, and the temporary pressure for mow 'nut, so will thedebor by legal means defer Lis payment to suit his own convenience, regardless of the Injury to Ls creditor. Bailie rated various other objectiors to the ripest-1 measure, the comz...itter rine:ode by recotameciiing teat a petit.!oa b: presented to parliament, praying that thy: conktentio.. of this =mu, may be postponed until the sahject has ban more thoroughly considered by the crating isms; astd that a denotation be appointed to wait upon Lord John Ruston, ILL'., to request hie lordship t. present tLc petition to the Bones of Croutons. Mr. ;'moot wend, aid Mr. Thoters seconded the adoption of the report. Mr. Mnsterman, M.l'., said that he should be mast Lappy to support the petition to jeriiiinient. The report was than adopted. Mitchell, M P., moved the thanks of tle meeting to the asinine: , stLieu bowleg been seconded by Mr. Mania, Q.C., M F., wee castled, and the mooting separated. PARLIAMENT 11tY COMMITTEES. THE GREAT CENTRAL GAS CONSUMERS' COMPANY. Yesterday, on the re tenembl'ne of eta committer, Mr. Cardwell in the chair, several whatnot were examined, who were unani mously in favour of the estat.lishment of the company. Pro fane*? Leer's, lecturer co chemistry at St. Thomas's Hos pital, and Profesur Offbeat, of the London University, gave evidence as to tit^ experiments they had nude with ph.domater,respecting the illuminative power of the gas sup plied by the tw, ...y companies. The avenge supply of gas throughost the metropolis was at the nee of five cubic feet per hour, or equal, In point of Weak sting lower, to nine spermasetimadles. Had detected in the supply a large amount of ammonia, a proof that it was not pure. Lately there had bout leas ammonia in the gee, and the supply had Wasatch Letter. Is an experiment made at the Guild hall Ciffee-home, by photometer, the light there was only equivalent to tle..t of one cradle. (Hear, Lear.) Cron • nagned—Had never had °tension ti • xrrlmentalise on the "OW candle" power of go, before. The other ih,l i es i n t h e city m'ght not be like the non at the Guildhall CAlre-house, when pon:bly the ripe ou , e,t have been broken. (Laugh ter.) Hr. Hall, (I . C intimated that this Ins all the 'eider ee the promoten intended to offer, aid that on the eosamittee meeting on Monday they would proceed with the brume:fel and engine( ring et.dence. IMNTITt:TION Vol. TILE EDUCATION OF Tilt DAIJOH 1 SKS Ufr 11110111UNAMIZY, WALTNAMATOW.—Ytater day, a fancy sell, in aid of the fund* of this institution, com menced at the Hell 01 Commerce. Tbreadatedle-drost.The reran was thrung•4 with pupla throughout the day, and the stalls were presided over by ladies from the various ihitries of Lnaion and its vicinity, assisted by the miwinuaties' daughters at wisest in the school. 'rue articles exhibited fords consisted of elegant specimens of papier mai', book% paintings, musk, drawings, autographs, models, end • variety of objects, such a g aurally Pam the attracli at at tea of thk description. The hall wee most tastefully drce rated, and the pleasures of the day wars ex/mated by the sr formaxoes (.4 a bead d irsaic. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OXFOAD, HAY 10 . — In•eoavesation holden this surnbig, the following Rand , men of Cambridge university were ad mitted ad nnutern : R. C. Gamiley, M.A, Christ's College ; Rev. B. Maddock, M.A., Corpus Christi College; Rev. J. A. D. Meakic M.A., 8:. John's College ; and Rev. F. J. Walker, M.A , Magdalen College. In &congregation holden immediately afterwards the supple men' ary clauses of the new examination statute, regulating the mode of appoi n ti ng examiners for the new ;ghoul, were promulgated. and will be submitted to convocation on Tau day next. These deuces are an ahandonm.nt of the prin ciple of ves'icg the appointment of examiners to prefenatial hoards, and a return to the old allege monopoly, which vested the appointment of these ofticen in proctors nomi nated by their respective colleges, At the same tints the following degrees were conferred, vie. • Dieter of C iv i l Lew—Maurice C. M. Ssrahey. student of vie. : Church. Muter of Arts—Rev. John E lmund Coulson (student) and Rev. Cyril Randolph, Christ C3urch; Rev. Frederick Watt, University College; Rev. Nathaniel Diateek, Bc. Jan's C illego • Rev. William Worcester Ged des, Worcester College: Rev. Edward Pinder, Wulham Col ege ; Reweave Williams, Ruhr College. Boehelor of Arta —Ocusius Ogle (ieholat) and John Fraser Taylor, Wadhain C Lego; Ricnard Leuven Pennell and George William Kitchen, Christ Cutreh; Adam Storey Farrar, Bt. Mary's Hall; Plower Port &sopa (grand compounder) and John Haworth Jdilne , Drawling. College; Henry S unrt Fagan (scholar) and Henry Char:es L,varder, P.mbroke Col:ege ; Henry J A. F. De Salk, Exeter Cillego. Watha.—Wo aro seiry to announce the continued India-- position of the Lord Bishop of the diceese, which prevents his return to the pales, is wee* 'peed. The eonfliMations announced as about to b' held by his lordship will be held by too lord Di :top of Guiana.— Nlerdwrie Je awned. Satz of MI ADVoWsOSI —Yestsrday the perpe tual adverwsa and ocv. pretentat•on to the victraj.e o: Braintree, Ism, where for years put a protracted .sputa has existed ea tie question of church rem was pat up to auction, at the Auction Mart, by the Misers. Hoggirt and Co. The preset t incumbent was stated to be upwards of 80 )eve of ege. Tree grow ensue' income of the living wis t at about 3681 per annum, the tithe, being eximmutel et 3111. The dc due:lons were 1601. for rates and 100/. ter a curet.% which hit 1682, with the parsonage house, as the value Mau property. The auctioneer valued the property at '2,1001. The first offer wee 1,2001., and it wu knocked down for 1.0401., or about 10 years' yurehaso. PKETaIIetNT. 11!.. William Stoney, M.A , late awistant curate at St. Andrew's, in tee district ehopelry of D pt(ord, hop weatisouth, to the curter , of Monkwearatourh. NAVAL. --- ADMIRALTY, MAT 10.—APPOINTMEN17.—M aaterS to be chi, t utti:ers in the coast guard : J. B muds and R. S. 0 dam. Clerk: C. Faktt►, to the Centaur. Ma ttr•e Ateiram : J. Fatock, t) the Centaur ; and J. A Bali, to tad Cora. Poaismorru. —The flealark, brig, C Moneypez.ny, was paid Lir at this port yesterday. The Comet, st.-v., is cotamrsiuned at this port ler surveying v. rvice ' • to have a comylement of 20 men. Th Th .: Birkenhead, st -ship, is having her compaufs pat in orlor, and will be reedy for conveyirg troops toiwatew. The titrom'a et., Lord Beauclerk, stud oa Wednesday swain; f r Greenock, to conv:y the Greenock new stain frigate to DuTOD;',Ort. Tat, Countless, new st.-frigatr, went oat of Isarbear this meriting to try her engines, but returned in#o harbour in tow, her machinery Maio, broken ~o wn. The President, frigate, was spoken oft the 28th of February in lat. .57.3.5 8., long. 70.31 W., bound to California. Woocwien, Mat bus la and excitement conso punt open tha li•tng cat of the sl:iye has beta sac ceeded, as (Jr as anything worth recording is concerned, by a perfect calm. The effect also has been felt in the dischsrge 3d workmen from the ste.ra fac•sry, which it was c.f.i.:i re:a would have bout followed by a still larger reduction, but there is row an lima:int* prospee of any further reduce ion akic; place. Prometheus, et. v., is exp.cteei to be ready (Jr to•uorro , and will be camm's.ioud Iramadiately. MILITARY. ROYAL ci.pute which hu been so long pending between Alr. Jetkrus, the late manager of the Elegant court of the Royal Artilkry, and Captain Ts:hot, the trehurer (shies, it will be rtmewihered, 1. d an a.tion at the Ker t :1, in which a verdict wh taktu by c3nte, t fur He. Jarteke), hee tterrlineLd by the punnet to Mr. Jefferies of the wheel* of the coats and 201. damage', amounting to nearly 40W. It is expected that the Racquet esuct, wl.t It bee brcn n lag closed, w:11 now be neopened. The payount of the money h Awe to the result of a court of inquiry, %hi* the Master.o..neral of the Ordnance direved to hatub:e, sad which expressed a strong op;nion upon the conduct of the pasties isaplieirod. MEDICAL. APOTHECA alas' liatz.—Naiac 9 Of irenulowew wbo pared their t :am:notion in the seltnee and practice of sawsieine, and rrceis..d cern:mites t. prae•ise, cat Thursday, May 9:— Daniel Hear‘ George Wilabore, O'd-s•r-et ; Harry Spe.k max Wool, Oxford ; William B %Woe. Royston ; Williaa Swift. Wn. e, Letds ; Mental allsrestmon, 8 . Joaa-street ; Williams, Porno:, C wawa!, ; Henry Searle Gay, Mi r.tboad, Smarm: ; Hobert Thomas Blum Cooka• 'Lla mas Mo !Lei Queetes County ; Owdon Wottun, Kinn% lap ; Harvard K•sx, Marliwrougb, ; Wdliaa b nen, ill'asektravou-Tees ; Edward Doyle, Irish Town, Dublin ; 'Mt/ Hum Ciisp, Batik; Hari Pub , :, Bruton, Bowawnwt. SPORTING. CHESTER RACEB.—'IHULIDAY (CONCIXDiD). BALLING STAILIII of 5 Stn. anal, Sad 30 lolled; once rimed and a distance. (I) subs.) Mr. Lawson's Chums, 1 yrs, I.llolb. Mr. IF..tr's ristsklukk, 3 yrs, bet alb (biett) 2 Mr. Merry's Const,,, 3 yrs, CA llb (blail) 3 1 bit act: into li msnicar of 5 one. in'', and 20 added ; 31P. Thin quieter' of a mile. (11 nabs.) Mr. Stop•orth's E'eo, (late Eye the E p), 3 yrs,. Set lib _ ... . . (Arnold) 1 Mr. Wright's eh f byCormatice out at Old.No.l4's dam, yro, 5.0. (k. Ilarrisun) 2 Mr. J. Arm.tronirs Chtettaii r 3 pit, 3.: to .... illiT LNG ON Till. NODAY NIGHT. DE*Bt 5 to 1 6 to 1— a mist Co=toke 1 apt Mani 23 to Williams the Coo. 10 to 1 NI Kers quern 12 to 1 :Tz ar 40 to 1 Cariboo Ittol V 1 50 ,o 1 Alons3(t) 11 to 1 Mk. 5, to 1 Capin's Want fl 14 to 1 Plulord Iwo to 10 Memos :t IT to 1 Pallas 1000 to 10— Yew Tree The abov. were the dogs; priws, but at one tints as mush a 23 to 1 was led spinet Mims, end several bets at 16 and 18 te 1. FRIDAYS RACES. CH MITTS STAIIIi 11.*1 L 1,1 ft, and only 5, 633., with 60 ; the escord t 3 tare his stake, and the winner to pay 10 t 0,,. to the fend. About a v.. ill) and three for bore. (21 tithe.), 12 of whorl declsr..l. Ur. J. !Al's Cockermostb, 5 fn, 511 a . ...... (Wakefield) I hit C. Monk% litillinr, 4 yrs, Ist Gib (Clisriteni 2 Sir. William.% Diana, 4 yrs, Gat (Mimi 3 Capt. Aerisdairs 'diem.% 4 yrs, Tut (Trim%) 4 Ewriss STAKNO of 10 son. each, wild 30 aildsd tor 3 to 4 yr. olds. Grs - wenor Course. (13 subs.) Mr. F. Nicl.3ll', Wouleich, 4 yr.., eat Leib (Fla man) I Mr. Sremart's Wilmot, 3 pa, 64 alb (Keegan) 2 Mr. tramatorm's Aug..; 3 yrs, C. 4 915 (W. Sharpe) Yuan HANDICAP of 10 r.vs. each, h it, with 60 added ; the winner to' ay 5 ROTS. to the badge. 7 farlonrs. 19 subs. Laid Warwick% Grief, 4 yra, Tat I lib (Cronch) 1 Mr. LAWralk's Kelesbes, 4 yrs, 7st Sib (W. Sharpe) 2 Mr. U'es's fialfer Cr,,,, aged, 74 71b (lltdcbinion i 3 Mr. M. latrida....% Fleur de Seine, 5 yrs, eat Illb ...(Charlton) 4 CMTNIA% &ulna of 10 son. each ; far 3-yr old colts, Bst 6l(; rod geldings, Bet 31b. Oss wile a:3d three querters. (11 tabs.) Mr. Ford% cby Lanermat, ont olCcarertims ...(11arthollasev) I Mr. W. Jan..% Sir Philip (Marion) 2 °NAND STAND CUP of 100 son., added to a handicap of 10 sort. each, second teem his stake. . _ . . . Mr. Damon nd Pricetras 4 yrr, bat 21b (Lye) I Mr.l/41,0cle•too'n n'lot. 6 yrs Not 10113 (.4npeDn) 2 Mr. Y. 21. Clarte's &dam 4 try 6st 1012. (Dockeray) 3 CRICKET. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. EIGHTEEN OF MAN CHESTER, WITH LILLYIVIIIIIi AND AEMITAOE. This matob was command on Thunder, at Manchester, sad the following is the result of the first day's play. EN4LANII.—(Find innings.) Winton, run out (halo, I, I.illywhite Parr, run nnt ...... . ............ 21 Ilitlyar, 9 I,oly whit* 1 A. 11yon. Eng., b Tinley 0 Wright, not cad ......... ........ 0 Adams el.illywhite,bArmitage 44 Wide ball N. Valk, Fru., li I.illyullite ... I 2 hoz, b Armit.we MArecittsrEE, MAY 10.—A great rr.atch at cricket wasevinuni col yo , terday between the elcun of All England and littera of she ,)lanches!er Club; with duce players addi tions', girth, uno of these Lt ing the veteran bowler, Lilly white. The All Etigland men went in tire, and although they had been srayshiu s t all Light trout Edinburgh, whirs they Lad jos. loch ylayiair twenty-two of Szo.lrod, they seeosedid in obtaining 162, their innings and one day's play ending together. Their butting, panirularly that of Adams, who scored 41 rune, and Win len, who scored 39, wan Tay line, tap:dully w1...n It is understood ..h..t the bowling on the hianshaster side wan really first rate. The fielding of the Manchester men was not by say means up to the mark. The Mike was rntuard this morning, the filaucheshr going iu. PROTECTIONIST PETITIONS.—Tho following notice to the public was issutd at Blackburn on the WI inst.:— " W. the uodersigned farmers of Bishton, haying been in duced from miespprehewion to sign a petition to both houses of parliament, tl.e Gbject of which is supposed to be for the re-taaotment of a duty on the importation of grain, de hereby publicly beg to withdraw our sigutturee, and we do hereby express our conviction, that if such be the ohject of the petition, cud .. I ttl been so explained to us, 'so should not have signed it." F.llow the tiAuxturts ef a loout 30 farmers. LAW INTELLIGENCE THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTC 2170118 161. 00111111.1111111 TIOLWYTD MID MIL Forimmor. In all &MIT. This was the day appointed for bearing an application on behalf of the bankrupt Start (one of the partners in the bank of (hham and Slim, at St. Alban's, both whose certificates were recently refused) for • re•heating of the ease, so far as he waa concerned. Mr. Hawkins appeared for Start; but, after briefly stating the grounds of the application, applied for an adjournment, upon the ground that he had not bad time to make himself acquainted with the case. Alter a conversation, the cam was 'dimmed accordingly, bat r.o rpecific day named, Mr. C.:mmiseloner Fonblanque expresslug a strong opinion that nv reason existed for dis turbing the judgment given by his brother commissioner. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. Emma Ma. holm. cluserue. THE CHAT M{ OP ATTEMPTED PARICIDE. Louisa 'Swan llartky, 19, was indicted for feloniously administering to Joseph William Hartley a quantity of 44 , 14 Nihon, called vitriolic acid, with intent tomuder Hr. Parry eashasted the persiontiml. The prhoner, throuzlo the Imams intervention of the shseifh, was defend d by Hr. BeLantine. It appeared from the evidence that the prisoner and the prosecutor, who steed in t•-• relation to ecca other of father and daughter, coeusi i. d a room in the Hope public-house, Gravel-lane, 8 :nthwark, and the phone, was engaged in attending to the domestic concerns of the prosecutor, and ohs was in the hacit of getting the breakfast reedy every morn kg before her father "tent out to his work. Oa the morning of the 16th April the prosecutor was asleep in bed, and the prisoner awoke him and toll Lim that breakfast was ready. and she at the same time handed him • etip of coffee and some hre.d aid hotter in a small tray. 1.:.0n tasting the coffee the prosecutor discovered • sharp, burning taste, wid he c.ceused the prisoner of having put fr isoa into his coffee. She denied haying done so, and he tasted it a second time, and again felt the same sensation', and the prisoe.er was again unused by him if putting poisou is the liquid, but she repeated that she had not, and took up the cup and emptied it into a wash-hand baron, in which there was some soapy water, and she then went to the fire p:ace, and rinsed the cup and wiped it with a towel. The pre:saw:l then got up and put the contents of the baton into •jug. and took them to Guy's Hospital, where they were examined by Dr. Taylor, the eminent profamor of che =hazy at that establishment ; and the result of the analyris to which they were subjected was the discovery of about half a Caspoonfull of vitriolic acid; hut it was st. , ted by this gentleman that the effect of this quantity of acid being taken Imo the stomach, would nut hove been to destroy life, but that the results would have been merely temporary, and would have entirely ceased after the lapse of a few hours. In addition to this evidenc.: it was shown that the prisoner had reptateely complained of her father having beaten her, and that she had upon one eccasion thresteeed to butts his clothes with vitriol, sad afterwards put some for him to take; and at another she s id that rather than her father should lock her up, as he had threatened, she would cut hie throat while he we. ask ep, and put the razor upon his bed to make it be believed that he had done it himself. It tamed out in the ek urse of the case, that the prosecutor appeared to hays talon very great pains to get u s e the case Mt•aillit , his daughter, and there HMS ECM titCUCLUMUICtiI - • . tending to thr,w suspicion upon his endeacnur. Mr. Dalian:ins addressed the jury tor the prisoner at some length, towendieg that the evidence failed to make out the charge against Err. Mr. Jurice Cresstrtil summed up the ease very favourably for the prisoner, and the jury almost immidiately returned a verdict of .V(.4 MINES. (From the Minini I,tirroal.l Ths tGinisg s'.are market has peen more buoyant this week, and an ay.rage amount of business is represented to have been done. loguirits have been no..de for South Frances, Sotshack, 93Uth Tolima, West Camden, Mary Ann, &c. Shares m the following mines havo chanted hands since our !iv :—Devon Great Consols, South Tolgus, Tii croft, W4St Tolgus, Comfort, Heigh town Down, Alfred Consols, Tribute, Penzance Concla, Trelawny, Mary Ann, Tre• maynr, Camborne Coracle, Rut Guntis, lotto Junction, Stray Rut Buller, Herodefooot, North Buller, South Plain Wood, East and South Tamar, Longmaid, Vet, C omt Stith, AO:baron United Runuaford Comb*, Trcohle, Caradon Whtal Hooper, Sarah, and Longford. In for..ign mints thtro have been considtraSle transactions in some at the following shares: Cobre, Santiago, Copiapo, Imperial Buzilion, linitvi Mexican, St. John del Rey, Aw riliar, Livares, and National Brudien ; in the former isspni.slly the market is brisk, with an improving tendency. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Ileum Cuop, r scd Davis report the following quota tions :—Prime Meadow, 665. to 725. ; interior, UK to 635. ; Bowen, to COs.; Clover. CO,. to 84s. ; Straw, 221. to 26.3. COVENT GARD] FBI per lb, ro to 10a Grapes, loth npf , , 511 p Ina :N.-THIS DAY. - 1 . -- ..iorti:, per doz, 1. to 2e rortuipl:Per lb., 9d to id Strawberriek pir ca., 44 ta 1. Appkv,kitehen, p. bush., 4 to 6s ptr 190, 6s to IS Oranreo, p 4 r 6d AlotoudS,Per perk, tls sweet, ;sr lb., Nto ts Walnuts, per lOU, Is 6d to 23 per bush., GA tO 24e Nuts, Bar., p. bush., 20s to 22. s Its zil , p. busts., 12. to 16e Kent Cobs OOS to 100 s per ItiOlbs. rAuLt . .s. Spinach, p e r sieve, Is tintoa:p;r bushel, SA Gil tn . 4s 6,1 SPinbh, p. ilia., la Gd to 44 Sltallo44, per lb., id to !Id Garlic, per lb., 4d. to ed _ . 74,1 to 9d Endive, per vcore, is Cal to 3. Pilmhrooma, per pot., 9d to is :small Salads, p. pun., 2d to 3d Fennel, per bunch, 2d to 3d ltavory, per bench, 2d to 3d Thyme, per hooch 24 to 3d a I'd^slei..p. doz. Omit., 2. to 3e ILL ote, per Mlle., 9d. to Is Atariontto, per boreh, 22 )1:n:, grew, per torch, 3d to 4d .tercrees, per doz. telorleo. Gd tc 2,1 per Lou.3e. to 12g. VEGET. French Beans, ter 100, Is to Ss di Asparagus, per bundle, 2s lid to Zis Bhutan b, p. bundle, &I tots Cabb..gcs per dos " lid to Is eau' iflowers, per dos., Is to 4s Broccoli, p. doz. bundL, Sato 10s Greens, per . r4ox,, as to.4s sorrel, per hall deer, l tos Is 64 Potatoes, per too, tA*to 120. - pCr rpi per bush., as 6d to 34 61 frame, per lb., Is to 3s Ternips,per doxboo.,ls ed to 2164 Red noel, per dos., ud to Is Horse Itattiso, per bdL, Is to 4. Cucumbers, escb, 6d to 24 Leas, per bunch, la to 14d lr?let r, per bundle, WI to Is 01 Cotrots, per bun., 4d to 6d ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON. Yesterday, at the annual meeting of the members of this club, held at the Thatched house, enure the presidency of Commodore the Right Mo. the Earl of Wilton, the following arrauge meats ii-r the year were announced :—file Royal Highness Prince Alliett's Cup to be contended for on Tuesday, August 13; the Rapti Yacht Squadron Cup, value at 1001. to be sailed fur on Thursday, the 15th August. round the Isle of Wigh*, by yachts of tne equadron; her Majesty's Cup, to be sailed for cn Saturday, the 17th of August, by cutters of 30 tons and under 50 tone. The following noblemen and gen tlemen were afterwards elected members of the club:— Lord Londe.boronah, Viscount Clifden, Henry Goodden, EA.; William Smith, Rai. ; Colonel NV. Mukha:et ; George William Satcson, Esq. ; Major Hairy Brown, and Douglas Dickinson, Hag, Honorary members: Commander W. H. Stewart, and Captain George Hocken", R.N. SIIEFFIELD lIEFORM FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY.— , The second halt-yearly meeting of this society was held yes ' terdey evening. at the Town-hall, Mr. Robart Leader, Jun., in the choir. The report of the directors was read by the secretary, Mr. Atkinson. It stated that, sioce the lest hal'. yearly meeting, the members had increased from 186 to 217, and the number of shares held from 2i7 to 336. Many of the Lew members were workmen, who had been'interested in the society by visits paid to them at their respective manufacto ri.s. The contributions re.eived on capital account amount to 1,1261.195. 01, of which 7001. has been advanco4 to mem bers who have purchased an eligible piece of ground at Crocker, which has been divided into 35 lots, each of the value et at least 401. a-year. The fund available for expenses has sufficed to pay off the prelimicary and current expenses, leaving a clear balance in baud. The report therefore sug ges.ed that the new committee should be instructed to con sider whe•lter the payment for expenses might not be reduced from 91. to Gd. per quarter. The report stated that the pur chase at Cronkea, by certain members of the society, had been very satisfactory to them who obtained allotments, and errata of these had been transferred, at premiums varying trolls 21. to 71 - DISTRESSING CASE OF 'MINING TO DEATH AT COLIITZUWORTIC—On Saturday hat • man, named Thickset, of Omit Gonerby, had been engaged by Mr. Joe. Grummitt, of Havtingthorpe cum Westby, to pare and burn sods in some G 4,1, near Culsterworth. Tbickett had his wife end two children with him at the work, and es they were a considerable distance from Gonerby, they built a hut of turf, &c., and lined it with straw to keep out the weather. Oa Saturday morning last, between six and seven o'clock, the hoe Sand haring gone to his work, the wife, who was left at the but, wee about to wash some clothe,, and the two children were asleep in bed, when the woman all at once perceived the hut to be on fire; and tieing greatly alarmed, she ran off in the direction of the Great Northern Railway (which runs near the wens of the catastrophe), in the hope of bringing smistance in time to save the lives of her children; but when help arrived, It was too late—the little hut waa a mace of lire, and the two poor chiflron perished in the flames. An inquest was held on Monday at W.atby, by It. A. White, Gant., coroner, on the bodies of the unfortunate children, Eliza Elisabeth Thickett, aged 10 years, and Mary Ann Tnickatt, aged 7 years, when a verdict of "Accidentally suffocated and burnt to death" was returned. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVENTNO. The account of the position of the Bauk of England for the week ending Saturday, the 4th of May, 1850, published pursuant to the act 7 and 8 Vick, c. 32, is se follows: FUNK ON ENGANLD.—Accoorr tor the Week ending May 4.1850. I.IIIIIIIPILITMEBT. Note trued ..........ir.),924,Z5 Government Debt.... f;11,015.100 Other Seenrittn...... 2.9K90u 00:d Ooln and Bullion 15.714,418 Sliver Bunion ..... ... 209,877 ____- . liAnictim DEPAITNIIST. =Adore 0110Itla 104.56.1...111 Ooverumeot Ilsetuittes 3.108,05 Ilnelud. Wadneiud. Wetibt Public Deports anew A nna n ' ) • • .......... 3 14492 , 170 Nult•ti., Box Others ometime (lonizio f lia b tra Nato+ ...-. - - 9 817 18,5 Ikbt. ea; 4 %Iv. Accts., 4, 9 07.054 (iold sad HUT ' S: Oeili Other beywit• ........ 10.649.502 tvi co-day sad oast Balm 1,739.216 124.636,007 834.634,607 May 9.1860. Y. MARSHALL, Chief Cathior. Tree above returns, when compared with those for the week preceding, exhibit the following changes: Circulation issue 4:29,924,296 Decrease £ 13,580 Circulation active Public deposits Other depoai . a Government securities in hankies departmen 14,292,170 Without alteration. Other securities in banking department 9,778,216 Decrease 3,131 Coin and bullion in both departments ..... 16,573.331 Decrease 73,504 Seven day and other bills 1,230.216 Increase 42,243 The Rest 3,106,836 Increase 24,603 The premium on gold at Paris is 17 per mills, which, at the English miut price of 31. 17s. loid. per cure° for standard gold, Rives an exchange of 25.57;; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25 riO, it follows that gold is 0.11 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. By lot advice, the price of gold at Hamburgh was 4331 per mark, which, at the English mint price of W. 17,. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.101 ' • and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13 101, it follows that gold is 0.06 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in London. The foreign exchanges for this mail have suffered little variation, the only feature being a higher course for bills on Genoa and Leghorn. The rater of nege• tiation were the following : - _ lame. Prima negotiated. Prom T Ibmbarg Amsterdam i Ditto.. ttenhun Antwerp &effete at Peri+ wort. IS 376 626 Ditto Numill... 3 S e. 23 110 ee Frankfort w Vienna Tneete --... 12 II retereburg - 37 Ma.lr.d . Call? " Leghorn Genoa .6 13 ...... Na:ce rale p 6 rmo Meaeina Liatun .Bodar date......... 3 3 1...... U u a rto - I WEIN 11TOCE6 -.Far 9. 3 per Dent. Carell .. *oft. ..« 6 31 per Cent. Stock . !tank Stock 20 1341 liibernian Bank f 231. paidi 266 /.... „(. Royal Dank (101. paid) 13 Midland Great Western and Royal Omni Company 213 SXCHANGMS Alit) STOCKS AHIWA:J. fiallIMLO, May 7. Hamburg Threttand-a.llsll per Cents., 67 bills, IP mow; Lubeck Loan, 1830, 98 bills, 97/ money; Ilene. Tetuan Five per Cents., 104 i bills; English Loon, 1013 9l's; tato Five per Ctnt. !lamb. Certif., 9:13 bilk'. 99 money; eat end Co. (3rd end Ith eeriest. 933 bills ; Ditto, Four per ( Onto. titieglitz. 1 4 34 money; Prussian live per Cents., 103 money; ):ods!' Knelish Loan Three per Cents., 10 bills, 691 money; I nac in IOU!. shares. 703 bills, 70 money ; Ditto, Fire per Cents., 94 01 money; S. Nlish llyp. Four p er Cents., 97 Mlle, 961 money ; icut;reetkin Loan, 1018, 993 bills; Spanish Flee is Cents., 111 tulle., 11i money; ditto. Three per Cents. 24 Wig, 2 0 money; American Sin per Ceota, 1061 bilis, 1083 money. Exchange cn London: Hamburg, 31ay 7, 18.103; three mouths, 13.9. Leipsig, May 6, two month,, 6.211. Bremen, Hay 6, three months, C.P). THIS DAY. Two o'Cnocx. Under the influence of the political news from the Continent, the rise in the French &wee, and the accounts of the submission of Grace to the demands of England, the market for pubic secor.ties con tinues steady, but no advance in price has taken place since yesterday. Consols have beer all the morning without the slightest variation, nt 93 to 96 for money, and 96 to for account. Toe Three per Cant Redu ced mark 941, and 93. The New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents, 91 and 96:,. Exchequer Bills have been done at 695. and 71s. in all kinds; and India B:nds at 89s. prem. Long Annuities al and 3-16ths.. A very small amount of business has teen dote in the foreign securities, but pins are generally firm. Russian Four-end-a-Half per C:nt. Small Bonds have toucLed 95;;. The actual c.rarsactioi sof the mornicg are limited to : Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., far amount, at :Ai and 55i ; exchange, 12. guild.; the Four per Cent. Certificates, at N and xican, far account, at 281 and Peru% iin Deferred, at 30!. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 93'4 and I ditto small, at 951, ; the Scrip, at 21 prem. Spanish Actives, for account, at 171 ; tho Thrve per Cents., at ENOLISIL FUNDB.—Tais DAY. Pant Fuck. 3 I.r Ct. fled. Amu.. 041 par Ct. Coa.ALos., 9ti - 13 per Ct. Coo. Ace.. June 12, N; Exchequer Cts.t,j Exchequer t3o. to It TOILEIGN /UN DP. A per Ct. Aipitrlan Mods.— 1 per Ct. Oreasila 944‘., le i li pa Ct. &lc isoiat 66 8 Werth Defeated NU.. 34 4 7.1 per Cent.. = 6 per Ct. Mez., 1243.24 P 4 pa Ct. lititillau Ed.., 84 8 6 per Vt. Peruvisa M.. 6:1 704 Ditto New. 86 7 Do. Deferred Mu., 6 Vritu e l L CAti r i l i '' l3l4 7l". .. 67 : 1 3 PORIII4V4 Cot v.. 33 4 6 per Ct. Rum. Da...10,3 8 Ditto Coluiub. Dd. M 5.... Ditto Proubli 1i.15..17i Colynblan Equator 13414., 31 4 3 per Ct. Spanish 10..372 * 8 yer Ct. Danish 1634., 70 2 Ditto 1.444mc DU 32 4 21 pee Ct. Dutch Pat. 13i 2 pee et Volume% ads, 63 4 par Ct Dutch Corbi.. 663 I Viessints Detected 80...31 U WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING-LAME. SATURDAY MORNING. We are this week enabled to advise an improvement in the ;niece of some articles. Sugar has met with ready pur chasers, at an advance of 6d. to is. per cwt., influenced in soma degree by the result of the Dutch Company's sale, helfl on the 7th instant, which went off with spirit, and the whole quantity, consisting of 80,700 baskets Java, was divest ti of at a rise of about is. to 2s. per cat. upon the previous tuttket rave. There hes been considerable business done in Rico, chit My on speculative account, and priers now rule 61. to le. per cwt. above the late low quotations; about 15,000 bags are reported to hove changed hands. For Coffee them has been very little inquiry, and plantation Ceylon re mains unaltered it price, but for the native descriptions th e rttos are from 39f. to 41. 6J. fee low to line quality. For Saltpetre there has been an extensive demand, and at about 6J. per cwt. advance A public sale of Tea took plate yes tercley, which pawed off very flatly; and only 4,100 package. were cold out of 19,600 packages put up. I'rices of eongous were unaltered, but fine gunpowders and common hysone were rather lower. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day, with but little business doing either on the spot or for the end of the year. Town Tallow is quoted at 365. net cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 375. ; October to December, 38s. 9.1., 'ellen; October to December, eeplrate months, sellers. Since this day we. k there has been a steady consumptive demand for yellow Candle, and late racism fully supported. Some business to the extent of 200 ask. have *gals been purchased for export, and now many of the holders arc not willing sellers at present rates. P. Y.C. on the spot ha s been sold et 375. for line Ukraine, and 36.. 11. to 36.. 91. fur se cond and good sorts. For ell this month a few sales have been made at Wm. 9,1. In new Tallow, tor October to De cember delivery, some contracts have been entered into at 38 .. 9d ; ; en d for separate months, 395. ,• but there are not many buyers at present. In other kinds there has been a dandy sale, and the rates of last week are supported. The deliveries for the time of par are good; for the half-week ending Wednesday last they were 688 cuke. The stock is yet larger than last year. 'The latest advice. from Peters burg report the estimatu at 110,000 to 115,000 cask.. Ar rivals this week ere 40 es. 187 casks. Home-made continues in giod supply, and sells steadily at 355. 3d. to 35.. Q. fur prime fresh-melted, nett cash. HAMBURG, May 7. BOII.OINIIALLZ.-11aub. Bergd., 90 bile; Berlin Hamb., 774 bile, 77 money; Cologne Minden, 99 92$ money; MaNtle bil-it Wittenberg, 57 bill., 561 money ; Verderiek Wilburn Noriberm 40 Mlle; Anoint Kiel, 93 Mlle, 911 money ; Mooklenborie, 304 Mlle, 30 money ; (Iluekvitatit, 25 bile; 11..mb. Baird. Priority rive per (1-tits., 1011 bills, 1011 money; Berlin Itantb. Priority Vour,lnil•a- Ilia per Cents, 1001 01110, 100 money; &Awns Medea Pilotity, Your-aod-a-llalf tier Cents.. lot ; ditto ditto live per Cents., 1024 Lille, 101 money; Magdeburg Wittenberg Priority, tire per Cents. 999 Mlle; Mecklenburg l'nonly, Four•auti-u•Llial per (Yenta, 1914 LIWyIOIJ money. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY, Two O'CLOCK. The share market continues good in tone, and the prices of several descriptions show an upward ten dency. Great Westerns have advanced to 64; Lon don and North Westerns, to 102/ ; York and North Midlands, to 161; Great Northern' mark 61; North Stafford', 71; Berwick'. 121. ra. ---. _ 50 `Aberdeen . ail Do. PretWaite; _.*:. 7e Analegt.,Ne - ,Eke,erk Jo 8 ;Berke k Ilants Eat.Ot I West. perpetual 4 Net ) 20 111-nelngbannkOnfordlane erlledulypd,oreittguer. 20 Die.ettheet • guarantee 13: Birea.Wolr.ls Stourralley 15 71ra, Weir., end D Aril eelledulypd.,orwithguar. 15 Do. witbout a gn , rantee 74 Beate% btana., and H. rte 100 IBtatal and Euler ... 33 174 f B. Do. lringh.dare Ttdrde ... .. : 150 itkledonke .. 10 f Iv. dlO Preference 30 'Cluster and Holybeed 15 Iv. Prettiest*, ... 784 Clarence . . 474' Dublin and Defeat lane -23 I Beet Audi= .. is Do. VIII E. ill.; IDo.( Da.(34. 7/.10a) 10a.)6 7 p. p. Ct. Pry Ct. Pref. 20 kinzre Cana , a' ... . 10 Do. New Pref. 6p. Ct 6: D. 3. Eat, bp. Ct, liA, II 50 Do. K. kL. 6 ^.t.r Ct 50 Do. do. 5 per Cent 43 De. New .. .• • II fast. re Urson auia, • A pats a. C. sa:) .. ss Do. Was D. aid C. din 20 Do. !kelp Nes. 6p.(3 ) 25 Kest fanetMre ... 33 Do. New .. .... 4, Do. New) shares 25 Eastllncobsablro Deanna teed 6 per Cnnt . 50 Itelleturgieno Weeper. i II Exeter ' Yeovil, k Dunk. Ile. Laster 004 Xenia'' , i $2 Moucester k Dean rarest n Drat Northern .. . D 0.4 &area, A,Deferree. Do.a &arta. 13, 6 p. I t 1 Do. 5 per Cent. Pre( 50 Qt..Bouth. end West. (DE, 109 11 D° t . N lA :rth hth l:4 4. l4l .. 1011141 . 1 66 De. New. 04u .. 1 1 30 Do. Kew, .C , l ... , II Do. New, La ... ;1 0 0 Great Western ... ... . .- Ilarrig. Unarm. Clivd=rices Y. !Wes taclay L p to 1 o'clock. 78 8 3 2i db. Pr iPo 1414 :74 41 2si II Si 5 1 ei P 6. 5 6 pm. I2i so iff 19e Its. •hares Do. New, L Ilia sad Belay Do. e slum I shares a:Luster sad Carlisle ii i t 61 1 78.1 JS $3 die. 1 1* i 11' 11 'lf Ii Pa inn N 58 5 7p* 1P 5? 2i 3 2i 21 l 5 I6i 7 4 7 Xi 27i Hi 27 53 f 62 63 13 12 dB. ._. ._ 22 1 1 11 0 i t i 331112406 dia I : ma di. 43 47 pm. 64 66 31 $2 53 44 84 8 dia. 53 93 46 47 204 21 3.. 32 I db. par 34 36 161 16 dia. 10 10 dia. 12 12 As. II 12 9i 1111 dI& $$ 89 0 63 3 3 6 6 dia db .. db die Par St 4 P 7h 86 134 136 10 II 36 39 N 54 101 11 23 24 101 2 1444 11 &a ss i 39 2,10. 211 201 dig. 17 13 die. li t 132 rm. 111 1 41 die. 7 71 61 7t 34 31 221 331 291 20 die 14 15 114 120 21 27 1i 12 ~..U. 17 16 ti ti il i ° W 1O U 6 6 1 7 6 40 U 6 7 gm& 141 151 11641.11:18.14a q Llt 9 91 6 S 3 4 16 14 dia. 114 114 d 41 6 495 5 I 9 4! 41 al& 131 131 19 131 4 4; 29 i 27 dia. o; 4 db. 24 24 39 4' 12 Iti 71 Vi .IS 1 161 31 TA;7111ii577.7 ance4i.ii:e and Terkstiz. 834, no. 0hu57.: — .7".:. le be. t' u' ... ... .. II Do.lttirds. . 10 Do. New (gua. 6 p..et.) .. . 50 Do.lludderelleld&sheff. 111 Dn. West Biding Cr...or 60 'Leeds and Bradford.. . 150 I Lowls and The* . . 1 34 , Do. Pref. 0 &Cent No.l 110 Do. N 0.2 9 Do. Do. N 0.3 9 Do. Pref. Quarters 1844... 111 Leaks and Blaekonll .. I NM Loa, Brighton, &d. Coon !OIY I.:,:. New gao. d p.Ci. t 9 Do. gu.orsnteol 5 p.CL. lets Croydonibbts.. 51 Do. Pee. 6 per Cent.— 50 Dr.Conert. 51, .Ct.,151i 121 London and Urtrawkl ... 20 ) De. Preference ... „. 100 'London * Nortn.Westat 1 11 Do. do. low 1 Aura ... 12 1 Do. lUtLa .. .... ... 1 Do.SIO . h.. 11. and 11.tt. • 100 ,London & oontla.Wastsro 411 Do. Sea ,DO ... ... SO Dz. New, 149 ... ... 6 Do. New Preference .. 20 , Lowestoft Ca am. 4 per Cent. I I Manch., Bnx,andllatlock 100 Natten, dhef.kl.lnoolish 23 I Do. 1 altars, No. 1 .. 10 1 Do., New 410 PreL ... 41 I re. Man & LincLUnkg ;en M,.aed ... ... .. ... i 0 be. 450 slates ... ... 100 i Do. Bin& and Derby 106 Do. CMS B.& B. Cp. C. 50 Do.rzeweakVaresPrel. Ma Midland CreatWest. (Ire 50 lliddlestwo'crite.L6p.Cter 100 'Newesole and Carl** ... 23 Newmotket ... . .. Int Notblk ... ... 16 Do. New . a2 O » ... . „ 20 Do. Eztenoion ... 1 Do. Guaran.slpsr Ct., 35 Ilketk British ... ... I Do. Peekran; ... .. 171, North Staerdsklrt .... 60 lOrlord, Wor-..,*Wolcer. 3) Presort and Were ... ... 1 19 Do. 4 shams (A) ... 111 I Plad.OuLtL, aml Itelgalr . 1111loyston and til_tabis [ i D&Sltepreth Eaternalon 25 , 6aottiek Cenral » ,...I 23 'soottiaL Midland .. ... 13; Idkrewa. & num, Clam & 0 Do., Cate B ... . ~. a I Do. New Gnant:terd... 29 1 Skrataktur and Chu,: (NOr. W. Mtn.) ... ... 10 Do. Ilalste . .. ... Ity Do. Can retry ... ... 1 I Do. Now— ... Pr0f..... 10 , Do. 5 For Cent. ro. 6; stropeture Union ... ... be Insult Dana .. ... ... 15 , Do. Precranes ... . 111 , ioutb Stalordslalm.„ •.:. I 131!Ilotttb Breen .„... .. I MI Do. No. 2 ... .. „ 30 ' Do. N 0.3 ... ... .. IR ; Do. No. 4 Registered ... 4? ?oath Wales ... ... 14 & York, Don. and G001e... 115; oneflield, Rotherham, and ' Goote.N.DL gua. 5 p.Ct. 30 iWaterfordand Itenne.. 60 'Wear Volley, 6 p.CL gua. 60 , WIILL SomereeL&Weem. LS ITork,Newenstle&Bersiel, 90 I Du. Est.( l'ork*Newe t. A . Do. G.N.E.Purenotreet :COI Loalarer. 00l Dock&W. .5o . Trek and N orth blidl.md 10 ; Do. Peru:moos ... ... FOIRIZON RAIL tr.,. aStep4ts4itt ruts :Will, sodAsa:tie) Boulogne a Amiens Amie _ . 'I 41 du. 1-21 12! I eintral—Fr,oc7 'Duke Rhenish ii;a 6{ dli par Ch *t WW2 I's-Aias .10 ... Luxemboarg ... ...j PI& I= 7 At.. 8 71 die, 12 1!1 21 2 Pl_ 20_ ua . Madrid T. and Vol in .. Manor mod Logo ... Northam of trnsicor ... Orleans imid Hord:mix .. . _ . ?mama ROWS Park qnd tambour, ... Boum end Llano thanks sad Usual and Nantes West Flanders... 18/ 51 51 8 81 1 2 4 II 1e LIVERPOOL. !'ay 10. B TOCK - IntexaNol.—There was a slight improvement in priors to4Liy, but busiress wa. rather slink. Birkenhead. Lan cashire, and Cheshire. 19 , d.—Ditto (X 22 shares, 6 per cent. till 'SO!, 121 d.—East Linoolnobire, 6#—lnneashire and Yorkshire (dab shares), 101 1.- l ond on and North Weatern, 102—Ditto (new # shares), 1: 16.. 3d. d.—Mancheger, Shethelik and Lincoln (pref.%, 7 idtand, 33 —Ditto (4 Asarco, 2S M. to id. il.—Shtewsbury And Cheerer `pref.guar. it per cent.), Ili—South Ewan= and Dover, 131 consul, N. 3. 20 ilia.), Ilf —Ditto (No. 4. naffs.), 4 tts. tkl.—Nork s entagle, end Bernick (0.N.E., it per cent. till 'SO), 7 d. MANCHESTER. May 10. BTool•BsomAßOL—Then was a • dull market, prices being rather weal, • ith but a *mall amount et btiriue, LEEDS, May 10. STOCE•BIOILIIWOI.—The market was firm today at pre .ou. quotation. Thinks were 'old at at; Think Ne. at 31. a, tid. die.; M. Midlands at :SOW. ; r. tofu-L.ll w... 11-10. BIRMINGHAM, May 10. 81 . 047L-EXCHANOI.--There Wall a Wry email amount of businew done bore to•dar, and prima were a nhadr lox cr. *biota. Lally aud Baum:wham wure done at 71. In. 3d. d.d. BRiSTO L. May 10. STOCIL-EICRILNOII.—Tu• matkat was quiet, but with price., if ;inytbing, a aide timer. Givut Westcre..i.lwatt‘k . ilot,e lue.:l at 13]. , ..„, \ : , YORK, May I ." • ETOCIL-ExCitAxoN.—Great Notthl: . tweili at Mb lt Prof., No.:, 7]; North &Willi l`refereucc, ig, , 4 •:- t' . ; : W ~:1 : -1 - - 1••• i - ! li i It, ......f.' . .•i)1 1 10! die f