The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-12 00:00:00

1 '- •• • . r r .. . . • _ t _ . c ----- 7-.-._ 7al ',1. 1 1 Ar:-..‘fA ~ , ----- tiftit. ,&;7‘;`[..La jai ~,,.. .___.. . ••,, ~ :....;,..t, r•-•0t. i • .. .., t • illo ^.. • -. r .• • ' t ' io , !~'b L:&. - ICo. 1,132.) LONDON, FRIDAY 1 2VENING, APRIL 12, 1850. RAILWAYS. SECOND EDITION. vent so be a trqpiy. It ass skis pessed r As s e h = th e primes woe essiebal, Mr be w Isksr .a isi t s d y . eta sal mimes was beak kb pmerb A. F reseas . poislid WWII' or Issitsells , t :ae Desks( Bagleade /mei AN Mk tbs seas Imre keir fr a i„y Nern‘ _ pisle, laver, Vailt-Mik. sea digr A .., TM p etit Ibe_peiseass ', two swam i Is be es be Mon yrifik. which hate advretiorA a rearm of deposits, with the =oast as advortwsd, ad $ lilt of the railway, Oispled hen autheetio omen. As a book of votaress, tho work will be foetid of peat value to all interested in railways. (THREEPENCE. 31.11111301144 Ipritll. Aron As G.:LC.BTM of THIS RIGHT. II roemoilimares.—Thls share mast way inaler tolay, sad palm advered a diode. BRISTOL, April 11. DI !ORATION. A VsTRALIAN LINE PACKET 1 by net k rinx TINNA, mow, a ge: Saha theft &SAWS bin Llieserh I Wee Am ralasool to ArtrItALLIL—T• SAS .0 se istrAlis robs*" Ss. Addrath ili V llll l r tq. resale ees searaliet r ''' ! 'dl! ,, or abet prerhlnek the =el hew „Nod a tar of oupelor flr4 elass died lap Ming* tar the drat`ogoosabtion of prowls Saes lONS vs be Neb. ere ...is 14 he Ithoulre SS es Yet.; wow. lea. awl be i s . o• mind fad rretharirlealee. 0 Iv Ile e ns. Sae elf INS sylesdil ship , :rd. sad vosallials bias Mad addi awry seeHeit ihe ste m = a , . art ste m = eh e s auTslog d old sassup par ia.l provisims w seyellel ice" aid are et the but imalatlaa art la mereO tr . trwrowd at agate uktissa W graummant alms tac "Mal IMPEL a 1;,, Jai sieri W theiehniy imyeliet paws eel itaparlasest ishies ; M SS a helms a= weasel evaiiii• et MOMS% eisitirea se eel% lealusime vllla Wwwwfolwtrr sieht, , 1 kr•rd tar ^ryo. sod tined pabiammte as Abated by 7; 0 „Jaws Its O ;4 Swan melba 1t eel US el sit Lvdon. aid tad awl De IVaisalL Leila o r . twg.t. 'ww ',wry lf,Lasd filiftiola 110. lbw —at Ply tea. by the MM. Osaka, ma Cork Asia o«.taaao wiabseut los am Orb anival at rwo.sa alstolaa and MISS% ems s em m ow ato mow . itil...rtasged paw, Sale 111111111 av :•-•14:ro alto pererips ISt le SS peertire , se seat et the Int queltt mph „wh y. Th . wiry botad saw madonow. r 4 easmese ito the ;:eoe , toss agatrel leharusilato panialca we Ws at a ; dr i =adtataa Woe maw ; awl Ow ow• we WIN Sir west \llr Ms et , ow , . o Via alm a d iu =nt r aividay, adallealios .1, *tr. art Sem Setnestiss. spry !seised. Se sseretty Sishatett waseastes et Ns (Tests esserat soh af tami haaftellsia prole • lAid. aamt war alms tar elms et poi .1. :To tr Pe Siyiest. brwerttley the ism by the r sestryisre tasSl ttl asl MUDGE. $4. Pagebaralwawast. Lob& VoVEL EXIIIBMON of SPORTING TAO- IN ' , Air at th. CHM= EXHIBMON BOOM% Rydagark t - *WI* taro far PIXIIIBMON a not anaanya , • a MallSo TOOPHILs. antra ones, antainn. Os, ,c 4 theta harrier of !oiled Akin ; lass a imp Wm. • cm-% rum nd sal von ban the SW. • livbrirf 4 god NOMA by. Radials Omia t . d a ms Ida tesiireee la tills. irlrul, sal • Igo manna tit tie dawn aad bran of Urfa NE \ READT. co.t.gr.nitaapecissos et Dm Illesiestler, will lo • T.. Mow •ftrips. II:SOALL. IL OLD DOND-1121Zir. rNDERs, STOVES, mdw.F.in!R44),Nß.i F sruiriiiss t.. 014 sonar of ifinft.-_,-;trest. sad Now e_ The. on tie IN Or waft aid mai *soh us of TOWERS, 116. a&xo Pll4l/LON art 0.!0. ICOS3IINMULT se most Iwo aggreseled r 00: i o smotty, bray et anima: apidiftwous eif web. sa.;.;. • .a.• tne pnaai eve as that km sole Ihr Midi lib ow ttte7. eta WM M twAltratod kw wow the • worraw eta costery. ▪ we. with Wowed orammwso eed two was of Wm. Le 14•.; 17. *mat' wwwwww ma two mod 2.3 Ilia is meaty "cant Imam wwwitte. with bon is to Li; rft,• •e N, !tom all. ditto. with MA imolai aremoww. from olimet; linwruae. from Plat Ike sot to Li Oa. SyS. woo ad ..her pleat atom with nasals( lertfr phils• Tim a • :word kr worry ruck, wit•pptoowl ea DWSE/ arielearse• • U foot) iroo.-6•21111•1•4 r Woihrotalit •mold inth e!• maw aad addrra. Tim ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, of I 14 , 411t0W, Apre 11. troldlo the I Amin spiral ALM,. throb* At Ww•AwNIA-4•lll2:::thali.stial • :t• •• •ropolroe—Oirdle Atlwootwa —For P otrott : Vibe NM Yon Made-OmA PIN at Port at • • Inc•!ai—lnotrnetlwo Pan it Collosidun—Wrott of the .teon—Wnelis on the Iletbo. Trunnonth - - . : •' AW ..loaf ! All a-growths r—lllrittolt baits. - • r WffAid of J.4.—(t. Otontwo's Now 0111111,11hophertrio , 4X. ~l Art (two Woorrntloss)—Tlio Dated Lamont iltlp—gadelog to flOookholno With borne, colonial tautly/ram sod all litn um of tie with. • 'emit Prins 6d.. pootdge his. NEWi. NEWS, NEWS.—The Bed, Cheapest. • LiTIR.K Newspaper le the world. LLOYD'S WKLY %. Nt.NantYterateYe large Colones d the very 4 • ..."taCt to the trust ) ham all pro at tie 1 •Iwtm, %ule lekgrepi. sad ether maw. regardless et •tv r 060.11110 Si the Pave Ile rallied sew, eaards, • :Jai it pat Prim settes=, past Ma Gni three '4 4 1) • to Limed Lloyd. +gear% Larks. awl tt vs a swasie; er et my awns wait %LP f~i : 3 p 4 0 5 1 . 1_ Ark. r• I 4 CA W ° PLEBI ' ri[TYW)I - :El l iTti..Sl I auto!) ffora thr (:.• :00 -•— -- ot thjocuto ni t . ... Alt LOW'S NEW IN- i ll TEXTED IZLIaALTITO STPSON -' : . • A . MUM; 110 TEKT4IIO !I ! Pihere* de beam etas, or cabs Spero 41 ", • , fres leaaming let or said se abilsagy 1 - re -1- that theist *ldea he antes es geed se ta• _ A 1 :Ns • t Ji------ - -_ am_ ).___....— si .s. / deters: weneelel tio row wad is 1 - Pi tee sake ot ele; Os Su 11L, ear eat i Z taco to any pert • et Recital (It tee re tares; at Se. ad. each ; DSO eleetespleted ?..;, ls, IS ed. The Am aolE minim lb 4 , I" eras. allise a rte li t key Is SSW at r . the top el the &BC (whisk hoes bele itca- I . pens the eir- tees H ), sodiset ok rubel 1 through It lots %Meek Meese the Ewer r a • to tee ad tasty; wise to. lep Is tamed elf en sore dr se mew. JAMBI miaow, 14 ; 10e. Mikes .. thae.os. hoes : That•lieta?; 11$. 14.5.—Xese es probe t.eleept.l.4 a sew meethod wil= 4l 4 ik.L7 b IAP ‘i l itAPPart i re made the bzegretheil Asieer'.. Mid Abe 1► pee NW. theism& DL al.vgarp.us pEzTwasza 14. E 0 YVAN% c if "Hoek voloolhs eel yid d r• • : lesswee t the Lobe= N t l Matimat B e im oeSem, "101. • estieee, 031116 m the MOSlrsanria I sh. la ma ieg peek Za in o It i V a llebeillt dib, 6111111 dr=lllll/ tie ear ammo seoP m - 44.4 MSS sal sisM emel= Sot lesene So •-••• seso etledoss • So% sed • Who mg ids he So MS me lipid el 4t. IS. retaXIMIMIN ifil/ n. 0.1011111 0M.% -*At' or lies Am iss. eossess ~' Itt-fElt RICTORY BILL.—The committee . 14 r Gntied,molgatml a Gan of sou!e to all therms it'. tact actfind tits Wow el Ow future degas at I,ooo[ttd tun of a soma at 6001. a year. k' 1 4 A Su nos Roars-House was observed *4 the coast of the Woad of Guorrooy, sad •;" wire picked up on too beach. It is asp t * •Ast ho—twatd.boaad Alp has boas wrecked off A 4 SAg•INATION AT SRETTIELD.—The eltargag with attempting to meaminata Kr. I . bleb, bus bun exemined Ware the ma 1. &tit .Icquirl flu terminated fa the diseberge of t' 4 t eon: the mewed, sad the eamaittal br •L;••••1 sad Daniel Minor. r: •• TELLGRAI'LIB Ile OnmANT.—Two hau ls.* allies of telegraphic wire are at the present • 2 ' 4alla over Austrian territory. Upwards of two &tot ere oleo in a state of forwardaess, and will be ' •.• !h. ea.! of J• 112. Oa the west lie. Line and tr> coarettal with Kuhtein, Innspruck, Botzea, 3 EIL, std wise • on the south, the Wellman', • e As....ted with I,4:ybaeh, Trieste, Steinbroek, and "." 401, 1 A the line extends from Prague to s Boa tubed', sosustotini then with Saxony.' • thou heniceticia with Prude. Tropism', aid .siteen line will extend fro.' Freeburg to I 1. r/t• A Use, eoneeeting the inladrial P•la" •• ' It the ;sutra' basso at tYalle• Is is .t wiaboyncs, rood IL NI I,e elbow. Ode—Ct. IL evawarre, pet. le be ere. dry pee , vial *Yr te let Dreg. Oda ith Le, enektrir. d l/14kITI. vet, be k err., by yet., vile llendrordi. prooseted. 11l Lt. Drap•—ll. EL filesverm, pet, to le at, by par,viss Mew, 11l Lt W.O. Reveaar. tram L-p. Ufa. lobe Gape , X e. eke 1ree...1114 W. T. w He eselt.,• Uwe. tire Wm 7. C. O. riveCauset le be al t, per.. via Edward% olio rola ; Oar. I. germ te be I. .. vire FleiCheroese ; H. Becuerr, 1111rle be eve, by ~ v eye. tellllU. Drees. tiltle •Dnp. .W. pea. to le see., by per, vice L fil e ihm lie rem. ISW Dow —The Me. L T. Ibevres, le be eat., by par, 11.1111 peva 17trat . Drga—J. IL Unwell, pea. be le aro 17 pi., vim pbea Id oe Mgt. of it. 176.-11. Ilesseur, wt.. Is to sea sod livaL by yrs. vise 11. Von, Ills rote.; P. W 11... es. MI, le Is i.. amil Ileet , by yet. lb. De *may. Pm.. Ist 11 , IL C. Wary me, Übe sea, by pee., vise Carew. Wow- Ilml K. Kersewsd. le be *la. Ids lisaid. vbe lea the. 11111=L ea lly. I. D.Zrea, km Ss 7111 IP., le br Wet.. 1111., vise nistritl. life • .. 118117 . — I• °mum. 111111. le 111 ow, by pet., ifs Or" Sap , le le Me NW 7. na 11111E—Nee. a. J. awry le be lied , by pm. dee Vale. yes P. - =-11. poreosto beat, to be so, re.. dee lord Imps, sp. ft the SS P. Mane% 05t..10 be seatil Neat. by yar ~ eke Two. So sirs Wad 2.-X. A. lessowt, & ea Una* 7.1,1 e aft. Vie e r eft iernsat Is Is Mr kt , Vl* eabbete d. t T. 2. lama be la W.L. by pat., So Cower. Ste nee. ; J. IL Sinew, pat..% be wee, by ywo, ri.. Dytheer. VS T.-W. H. swan , gag, he be so, by put., els AMMO; 447:-.4ket C. P. T. Ones hie boa allireal to mare from the emir by the alas* hie illYila3lll. 4t4h 7 tisso .-Cept. P. s O. T. . Darecni, hes the US If., tow est., vies OS - PAs. who obs 1 jr.—r. J. w. Lesvos lo be liest..by put, CIO Ctisirter. Into veto.; E. Le lloscaairr, gent_ to be ow, by pm, vile Dewar. led it—sr. T. Wow to be UNA., intiliallt per.. eke Stemert, dee4 W. R. Ocomatt. be be ens., by bor., .for Webb. Mr T.-11. Minn. vac, to be ens., by pm, Ilse Tryon. pram. is ftk P. To Caureass. wt., to be ess.. by per.. vice Illekkibindt, w!ira ts. lail.:-.1. & Virus's, sat., to to sr. by pur., viol Sopa, spp. to _lir MA T. 79th 7.:Witiot-Sereg. I. R. TIPIDIRLL, teem the 9th F., to be anded.- &mg., Wee revise, who esti. 99th Y.-11'. S. imam. VIM, to be ese.. by per., tics Lois. deo. frlr 7.—J. It Motion. put- to be vas., by per., sloe &oboe, prom. hit Welt Inds lierhaes ered t.—C. J. o to be ess., by par, eh., Taylor. tott Quod.a View .J. Watt, trete 914 P., to be major, with!, et per.; Liaut. B. Nan, from Ohtani el s reertaidni dtarlet, be eop . per ullaiut . ens v.ipi•eift G. Lowe, C. to be edj..rea. to the tow" Ilse f1ent..014.11, J. Iteedertd. 0.C.8., dee.; Iteee..Col. O. Weetwieu.. C.a., es L., test, to be de” fr ty ad).lll‘tto oJte.Oria. Brores: URAL W.F. Wwtoows, ees le 4. et • • recruiting district. Wee Malik, pioneted.the 4sth MINIM BRADINO. lakercenkre-walk, Glty-road, liastucad JAMXS Holflaui. , lagrawcsourt, melee musafeetsrer._ J* Pass Las HOLTIAND, Feersireet, City, WIN 1141 Mail. _ _ _ 4 .Joax CLIII/01, Stourbrides, Wereeetershire, racer. Piemarra Stemansa, EDWAILD Dress, sad &mottos Cameo, Birmiltekast. Oro ateoulasterers. JOllll DAT TIIIISD•la, Ilesteo, I.titcolosbire, boos dealer. WILLWII Jags, Lostdoe, bowled storekeeper. Bissamix Siam Stukuses, litawsil Seementain. ovaseerms. 1111311 T Praia, Liverpool, grocer. Jittekseetswr WATINK, Suaderlind,liMear. BMWS 616QUESTLATION8. Joint Ceiteow.,ealsepow, eater. Emu= KIIIII&LDE, DSIIIIOO, flIMIlf. deems& Joitx 111Auum. Cillaepow. reereltaat. ailllllo/ iILMED.—Ac•Ants r Reakendlog WA. IBMS .111•ATIMIT. lye WWI Govenmast Debt... • • 411.014100 Our tierriais Odd Oisaul Ilea= U446./41 ‘30.19011P ) 1210,121,421 &LIMP • eV t&MINIM =01.11111101.11.1•-.41063..01 1 tilesrermog llorillas LOMAS , lbsehh.l Wad Might Polsilasisiiitiiiiiiiii.. j Airmityr .. /14.411,1114 /ftmlos.. /Sax. ask& Parr bosertios LAMM 7:1 Nausea i..N.Aso old Pm Asia/ L AMN amm S awl Rem Oda 740,342 Clehor as llomoilminsiddlo Mks 1.0.1.919 ALMA* _ an.sa.sio midi a lift N. BIANINOULL. Clilmir Onlisr. suome—Te. reeve** ow et Sum th• Whale* of the EMU& peasesdame la AmuYe, emptied ftie the seems elude In wok waft the Ith depot Apr% lone M. per eel. lbw the issiksse el the Yee Sie.lll4. per evc Sugar the redo* of the last Isles le Ma pes ern. The armee prbc• of Yr three fingsisg leertideek patty. MIS. 61.—Gasiere. EPSOM SPRING MEETING. THIS DAY. SURREY HUNT STEEPLi'-CHASE. ha Hero 1 Grimaldi .. 2 _ _ - - Won by a lined. GREAT METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASE. Fugitive . .. .. 1 Maria DaY .. .. 2 Rachel .. • • .. 3 ARISTOCRATIC STAKES. Jenny OA. .. .. 1 Lure! gelding .. .. 2 473,013 60,642 143,417 664,104 Showing a decrees, of 470164 in the note circa lation of Mislead and Wales, and a decrease of 684,3011. in the circulation of the United Kingdom, when compared with the returns for the previous month ending the' 3rd of February. On comparing the above returns with the flied &saes of the several banks, we find the following to be the state of the circulation : The fixed issues of the private binks in England and Wales being 4,805,4231., it follows they were below the amount 1,280,7141. The fixed Menem 'of the joint-stock banks being 3,409,987 L, it follows they were below the amount 733,1854 The flied issues of the Irish banks being 6,364,4941., it follows they were below the amount 1,864,17 W., with 'peels in hand to cover issues for 1,495,8441. be sides. The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being 3,057,2091., it follows they were below the amount 93,588/., with specie in hand to clover issues foe 930,886/. besides. We find, therefore, that the note circulation of the private and joint stock banks of England and Wale. was 2,023,8991. below the amount authorised to be issued ; and that, inclusive of Scotland and Ireland, it was 3,981,6371. below the fixed amount. Thi &virago amount of coin and bullion held by the Bank of England in both departments daring the four weeks endiog the 23rd ult. was 17,203,1111.; showing an increase on the previome 'month's return of 234,7271. The average stock of speedo held by the Irish banks durum the same term was 1,495,8441.; being a decrease on the return for the previous four weeks of 42 1941. , Th . * average of speak held by the Scotch beaks daring the same term Was 930,4864 ; decrease on the previous month, 16,4594 As compared with the correeponding period of Lit year, then returns show the following differences in the circulation. Doak eit=aL Privets Jedat-abek Inks I klareb 3 1141. Nara 23,1 1110. h ihhisd Inlead u,900,01 M416.r.1. Pii; tlafted Khorket. I ----- 2,933,E 4.401,7: 2.1,027,415 2 991,621 4 • OD • 324 913,377 47,734 116,926 ii:iii 05,574 1 244,111 Showing an increase of 1,099,0371. in the circula tion of England and Wales, and an increase of 1,246,112/. in the circulation of the United Kingdom as compared with the returns for the ciorresponditg period of last year. The yearly oompatison of the stock of coin and bullion held stands thus : B.nk of Easlaed, mare C1,932,933 hit %aka, We WM& Dank; less 75,267 j lueresio on balance. March IS, 1830 The second half-yearly number of Mr. Slaughteds Railway Intelligence, published under the sanction of the committio of the Stock Exchange, has just ap peared, exhibiting a complete view of the position of every line in the kingdom, at the beginning of the pet month month. Additional and valuable features of the present issue are to be found in the list of fees on the registration of transfers, a synopsis of railway law, as shown in oases argued and adjudged in the English courts, • table of the defunct companies MIMI VIOCZILLAsoo 111. irga. Nook. .. ..... ..... ..............." (v ig i l 5 look MOM 1 pore. Mb* Oil* Dub. (Om soreotty,lll. So MA me.r .., ........... (coi. r. 9 1. ........ ........ (1131 Ik. pet! 17 Pakkolk Inseria .lB"-- ..... (10 1 . paid 7 Omit katbira mil Wooers Mimi Groot Wallas aull Boyd Ord Mammy 2 21 • SICKANOIS AND STOOSS AIIOAD, eislimems. Ili S.— MON s Mlles Do% TINWII4II. Noit o r lye r SO Ilk i f moripa i lllo, tlrio pedal.. 831 01/r n i e M b rt poo ll bib. tal waser: Amet. dolo, In Ilko. In asoop ; /tor is rr i aLloo l.l. 6%ll l kA =7 "4 . "I lek‘foo pot EL .igaiiiiiii4 a.rti' ltoor i f s la i l Mk INV I PP; Nalligara. of vamp; To. oM il ig i Nie llii roolip, "4 al; i l =i. fAllindirroe THIS DAT. Twe o'CLocm The fendin are rather weak this morning, and the =Mead yesterday have net been mistakes& "Mad at 91 ie t ve le tat enemy, and 95 . 4 to 99 for sol a=t aim lllas 40,1 Slisy have mow re •st pima quoted. Three per Cants. Housed mark 961 and 9t41 sled the liewilisse-and-Quarter per Conte. 97, 4, and last 97. Embegaer Bills have been Ism iquired for, and the priselas declined ls. I they have been done at 691. and 70s. ' • ditto small, at 891. ; and Indiaßonds, at 91s. and 94e. prem. Long Annuities, stark 64, 3-111 the, and 1-16th. Bank Stock, 2054 and 207. I. the foreign stock market operations have only been prosecuted to a moderate extent, and so change in price has occurred, with the exception of a farther rise in Danish Scrip, which has touched 44 prem., and a slight improvement in Radio Set ip, last dealt is at 2 prem. The trametions of the morning are as under : Buenos Ayres, at 534. Chilliest Three per Cents- at 684 . Danish Scrip, M 44 and 44 preen . Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 564 and 334; Exchange, 12 gull.; the Four per Cent. Certificates, at 834 and I div. Mexican , at 29. reruvisn Deferred, at 27, 4, and 261. Portuguese Fear per Cents., at 33. Itunian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, at 944; the Scrip, at 14 and 2 prim. bpaniab Active Five per Cents.. at 184 for Use 30th Mt.; ditto Lidemity, at IA Ye teasels, at 314. FUNIX—T.. DAY. Hoak Moak MI I Scil qine t.Ons. Acia..l63 • I par Ct. Mail. Aar.. 1111 I Ote. 3 par Ct. Oes. YIN. MI K Us. . --..-- —.— roam* ruipt a= 1 pot Ct. Ilutelto Diet* 1 par ix Ddr.lo 17 41 per Ct. Del& Deb* le 91) Grandi bk. 34 • A per Dot.. 4 per Oa. Disi, 171401,15} 94 e pa Ct. ltratihr ULM I 4 we CL Pemba Da.. 44 7$ Ditto Nev. 847 Da. Wang Yds- I rutt l. Chiliati A .PS : 3 1 0.. , ... L 114 Ditto Coke& Dd. 1104.. —11 Co ihmA... ilr: 8 Oolantlin Itquolor Aida. 31 I DID 11146. 37 i 3 per el Dubai SALAD 71 .81 i II Der Ct. Dutch Ma. 444 It 3po V 4 por CI. DO& Oarts.. 11l Vatiols 18dortei Ism.. ail; MINCING-LANE—THIS DAT. Bres•n.-2,000 bags Maurine, were offered in public, ad soste••ly kill found bean • 4.000 bags of flamer went she offered, and about half 'sold ; whits Hewes, 375. pd. to 39a. 61. . • Dal a i. ra. to 40s. Ties mount of Maass done in Wass ladle has ham anal, ma all deeeriptiose at Sager must be cossidered 64. lower than last Friday, with as Jr active market. Reflood is a shade lower, but public quo tations remain Os. 6J. to 60s. 61, for grocery lumps. Comm—We have again to gamer a farther deslia Plantation Ceylon add is public sale at • &cam of 2s. Osod ordinary native Ceylon mid in public sale at 465. to 465. 6d. ; last Friday the price was 625. Corms eatimees arm. litmrtm.—The meat quarterly sale is declared for the 14th May. Tits article has a steady espartos'. Rica hue bees wilifsesely dull during the week. fisurrrems hos deellaed Id. to Is sisal last Friday. lirtate.—Pimeeto shows • des hoe of 01. on the week. Pepper sad asset ether utiles dee of CAMIA peak sale • decline of ss. was sub mittal to at the eommeswomeat of Me week. Ms.—Public sass are declared for seat Wednaday ; the market is issmive. TMT - poet weehiss hays aa unusually doll one In the Pro does irbaskata, sad prises pretty generally hays bad a down ward tendesey. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is very Arm today, bat promotono ogees teeter*. The following are the prices Petereburg 17C. es the spot. its. ; April sad May, 375. ; Oetiber to Decem ber, to itts. 6d. to 38.. 9.1. HIDES.—TIIII3 DAT. LsLanwiLux.—Hides, &Sibs. to 641 b.., lld. ; 641 b. to 721 b.., If d. to 2d. ; 721bs. to 80165., 2d. to 24d. ; 80ibs. to 24d. to 3d.; Wits. to 96165., 3d. to 341. ; 961bs. to Ifillba., 31d. to 31d. Horn Hales, Os. Calf Skins, light, 10. 6d. to 3s ; tall, BAULMONDSZY. —Shoop Elkins, Yeats and half-bills, 6a6d. to 6i, 6d.; Downs, 4s. 4d. to 60. 44. ; Lambs, L. 6d. to 2. 61.; filsearlings, 91.. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Byrom Its. Companoino. Fams. DIOPUTID ADJUDICATION. Mr. Sharpen and Mr. Dacca& appeared to &spike an stajtedistnien in the sate of 'comb Donovan, fiehalseger, of Ozferdkeeset. Mt. Mereard, for the petitioning creditor, took objection he the eteMelensy of the ceder, in which no day was wen deetedoil the creditor had been kept In mundane, three BieWear thought the wedge hardly sulkiest, bat laid it sesnued seek a maestros Oki for a man to be adjudged beekengt behind his bark end then have no opportunity of dispedes it, that be *odd ever-rule the objection and allow the ease he be heard. It was they objected that there was no good ',flawing auditor's debt ; ttu• this having been admitted by the debtor in the fi rst iestanee, kis Honour held that the question wart net be re-opened, and affirmed the a4jedieatios. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. 110011 Na. JINVICII MILS AND Xi. BASCO PLAIT. rosszir. - - - - - WiAism Barater, lg, mut A,isker, was indicted for felealmeely uttering • forged 64 Beek of England note, with Mama le defraud the governor and comps,' of that ga rr ea lsrlisea and Sir J. Bayly prosecuted, sad Kr. Pays* dialoged tie prisoner. 11na the statement of the eonassl fir the prosecution it sp. =that the prisoner is them a e a public.. in Kent-street, irk. Oa the 27th February he went Masse/CMS pub- KAM, la the Edgware-mat He had a carpet beg with hise mad les milled for • glass of sherry suds cigar, which he ppliter with a shilling. He then asked fee shame for • M OW, sad produced what appeared to be s Beak of note for that amount, which Kr. Compton, the iaai{sed, looked at, and immediately suspected to be a deirery. He eonsequently told a man who was is the bar i.e...,. the door of the bottle department orate bar when the primmer was steadies, while be went to fetch ea alter, mate returned with a police coastable nested Beck. The prisoner was then questioned, and he said he had got the note from • person named ifflisoe, who Uved is Spring garden.. He then said that be had some frees Bir mingham that morning by rail, bat directly after wards he matradieted himself, and said he had not been at Bireilaghem for fines pare, and be subsequently told the politeness that a an had given him the note to go la gad get shams for him. The prisoner was then taken to the ladles stailm, and up in lequiry it tumid out that no such penis as Mr. Eilison resided or was known in Spring modem. In order to show the guilty knowledge of the pri soner, it was proved that on the provioue day, the 28th of February, the prisoner went to the Marquis of Cornwallis public-house, In Harchmont street, Brunswick-Noire, with a young woman, who was known by the landlord to be a servant in the neighbourhood, sad they called for two glasses of port wine, which were psid for with • shilling, and the girl then asked if the landlord maid give thugs for • five pound note. It happened that be had not so math asap in the holm, but the girl premed him for it ; and, upon the passim easing is at the moment, be was inked to go out and get Osage, and he did so, and, upon his return, I. gave the primmer four sovereigns and a pound's worth of silver, and he and the girl immediately left the boos., and very soon alter varla the woad not. was disco- Private Jean stack Maks /*al In Zeeland. esolliusd Inland ttaikd Klmeas MON.gY MARKET. Toraearav Ilvanwe. The 01 . 11011 "atesumt brought to a liquidadea to-day k lo _ o 4 19th sit. wiLit Camila far this day at ase :r d l. - .he doetaatioas of prises gage, es betweea the hilt' est aad lowest rate= ; both far mosey sad time, r.osubjeised. The highest =obey price daring the Varied wateased is the mown was 961, sad the bar dot 9.51 ; the =treats fluseatioa ooseeqeendy sr.touats to exactly 11 pee ant. Ossids by Cow* is MN. Was,. .Ipdi H. DM& Ems 14.491 him Trim MM. Sire►lk 111......--- .—...... 5) a gi gi 11 ................-,. A 1 .,...................., 4 1 : 1 1 ....._......_...... z 0.—..--- 21....4.......e.......:•.:... 1 2.......—..—.--. g_........... 9 96 954 --..... 99 5) ft 9 l 99 SO ti 4 lill 94 96. I 96. 99 Is El ~ r t , 1 9 96 96 V 6 DS ... 96 96 96 16 • - L al 96 :1 16. With reference to the new stamp act which has pima a seeend reading, and Is to be considered in eon soh ere is parliament on Monday, oar commercial reamers will loam with satinfaritioa that the beakers of the city, ally* to the insidious and objectionable nature of seems of its provisions, as pointed oat in the Frywess, had an interview yesterday with Mr. Was 1, the chairman of the Board of Commissioners of tuland Revenue on the subject, and have also con vened a general meeting of representatives of joint stock banks throughout the country for Monday next, for the purposes set forth in the fa lowing circular : No. 1, St. James** equate, April 10, 1860.—Dear low to inform you that Mr. Mastersaan, M P. for UM City of London, acemapanied by several private and joist ate* baskets, bad, this atomise, au interview with Hr. Wood, the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Inland BA NDY*, upon the alteration of the stamp duties proposed is the bill sow pawing thromth parliament. The malt of this awning will be reported to the Ctumeellor of the Pachequer. Immediately after this interview, the representatives of some of the London joint meek basks held a mestrug, at whieh it was seasidered desirable, that a gsacral meeting et reprises tatives of the joist stock banks throughout the country, 'Meld be bald at the Linden Taveni, inlßiehoparase.stren, at one Welsch peisisaly, on Monday seat, the 16th instant, fee the purpose of soessidering what farther slips it nosy be •to adopt. I will therefore thank yea to What this smolt seder the antics of year direseere, with a view to morruda how far the provisions et the proposed set will affirm the interests of your beak ; and, if *seism at, se Ist your beak be represented at the prepaid resseisg. I am, dtt`-. Ouvaa Vtz.n, Honorary &emery to the Committee of Deputies from the Joint Btock Beaks. The tillowing staterneat, prepared and eoadessed from various official returns, will be foetid to present an intelligible view of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion bold by the banks indicated, both positively at the dates of the accounts last made up, and comparatively with returns for corresponding periods. The subjoined table gives the aggregate weekly mirage et the note circulation of the United King dom, as it stood fee the four weeks mediae the 2nd. 9th. lath, sad 23rd of March last, being the latest date to wirfele the Mures have been collectively oats plated for all the banks of issue; and also the results as compared with the returns for the previous months ending the 23rd of February : reh. 33, ISM. 10416.4471 1.307A17 2,637,976 3:314:7001 3,676,0011 UAW ,44. 4034 * 4,633,741 15,037.415 i 2,1W5,621 COAL MAILKET.-THIS DAY. Cares Hartley, lb.. ; Eden lain, 17a. ; WaW Sad Het too, 18 4 . ; Walk End Laminas, 176. Bd. ; Walla End Bturut'4, IPa. ; Walla End Ti.., 18a.—Ship at marks, 58. MAl7.lc-LANE.--TH:I3 DAY. There was again but a small quant.'t7 of English Wheat on rale this morals' ; nevertheless, ; trash dianalty was txperieneed in effecting a racemes at 'he rates of Monday last. The arrink of foreign Wheat Oswald to about 20,000 qre daring the week; the derma d. however, eon. donee limited in the estrous*, and bat Buis PrOßrell was made in sales, although secondary and inferior qualities wen freely offend at a dergine of Is. per or. English Barley maintained Monday. quota 4011 m, 511 did also foreign ; the demand for the latter was, ho wevsr, lees brisk than at the beglaniag of the week. The continued large arrivals of Oats have far they ei• primal the already low value of the ankle, and the &don were enabled to purchase about 6d. per qr. below tit.. 'INN of Monday last. Besse and Peas were unaltered in value, AVJUTALO VITO LONDON IRON Sib APRIL TO 12th APRIL Q7v. DOA. Nemels. kik. Tanks Wheat ...........« 1370 I I Iffsvr. IMO rim ; SMITHFIELD MARKET—THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is ouly moderate; the trade however is still ixamively bad that it is &Moult to effect sable eves at Monday's rates. Vary few of the eheioset Made maks 30. 4d. per Blbe. The number of Sheep is not so large as of late ; the demand is very small, and ea the average prises are lower. Limb is plentiful, but assay are maim to mar kit middliag emsditioe, oonsequatly • choice oae makes about 86., and mooed rate are sold at lower prime. We are well sup plied with Calves; they are, however, mostly divvied of at a rtderion of about 2d. per 81ba. From Germany mad Rol. lead them are 78 Boasts, 70 Sheep, and 134 Calves ; from Scotland, 200 Beasts; sad 126 Mach Cows from the Hoes Counties. --- ler.ios - set es. a 3. ad. K slow et Übe. P. a. P. a. PM So*. U•relseds 3 I 3 4 leM Uea 11111f.-03L w 3 6 3 DM Osmium 2 10 3 0 MR Less-weels. 3 I 3 3 !reed wanly DNA& 3.4 3 11 110. 6•. Mote• Wyss ....... 0 4 3 Iwo sad 'semi waft 3 6 3 4 Fla ........... ...... 3 0 4 U Da 4a Mors Bud B •. t Ilatt.bred• 3 10 4 1 lambs • 6 0 11 0. aloftsi 1 0 1111 1 4. Iblop eel 168016. 6.M0 ; 061011. 336 ; . Impost AVIIIIMIL—WImst, Us. Ild. l 9sAsy. $4..2d.; O.L. 11s. 6d.; 87.. 22. Od.; Boas, tbs. S O. ; h.., M. 10d. 1111MILIAL OVILSAOSS. Feb. 29 ... ... 771 1 1 . 4 1 4 !N 14 dil l s 11,: 1 314 9d ad Math I ... ... as 14 391 94 1 144 114121 s 11d1241 44 11. lid 9 ... ... Its id 11. 161 1 1 k &Me 341 214 7.1 12. 41 IS ... ... 311. Una Ild 14s 11111. 7C34s 14 291 2d 10 ... «. Vs Ild 2b Id lbs 91 Hs 7i1;39s 10d 23s 111 Alin d ... „. 1.1 Sis Sid 14s 10411. 64 MS 1/24s Id ',ma" Ass. Our. -.1 IM 12s ld 1277 - si; -- a Dorr.—Wiss &Way. Osts. SIN Issas. sad Fos. la Prim Y.Y. IS. Masai 2 limb 9. lisnialf lurshall April 6. See — 3i -- i — -.... --- ... 1......- 1 -• Se 1 ... ... id 1 ... «. ... ........., 97 11.• ... ... .. ... BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mears. Pattandes and Balkh report that thsiels; better denesnd for floe yearlinp w►icb cannot be bought so well as last week. Tao quantity of new can ressakeing unsold is very Waked. - COTTON MARKET. 7 -HAvar, Arm 11. , The demand for Conn at the Havre market has been more molar hr the last two days, without any material shange in qaotatiews. Bake to -day, 800 bales. The MM• mined has wired hoia Now Yuck with Cotton. Tim DAT. Two o'Ctecx. The tone of the share market continues very heavy, and whitlow et early every deseriptien of stook have undergone a fwthm , decline. South Rasters. are the only shams for which an improvement has occurred. The proceedings at the meeting rater day, added to the hopes which are entertaioad that the Anal decision of Lord Loses* in the case of'' Carlisle et. the Sonde Eastern Railway Company" (which IN expected to be given en Mon day), will not be of the unfavourable character at int anticipated, have armed a reaction in the market for this eta:l4sta the pries bus gone up to 13. The folleee. ing are the present gestations of the mst, all ekow hig a decline from yesterday's rates:—Great We sterns are willed 60 to a 1; Caledonians, 7} to 1.; Great Northern', 16} to die. ; Eastern Counties, 61 to 7. Foreign shins am steady. Namur imams. 11Do. Prehrtan A=ftt._ Tle BeLii__ — lontii alos Wog Tetee !esteem. lil t 11i... Yin ,r4ay a, M 1 dank. Pr 4PM ri 0r ... lb le 35 LS gli ts a. is II 15 P 7. I =align Do. MS . . „ Cluster sal boadl Do. histessea ilel s y Magi* mad Ballot Da Ascii= . Do. (its siiej D0.1D.t0a.)6 p. Ct. Pre D0.(71.10e.)7 p. Ct.Prei Sosters Cou Prow Prat L p. Do. 1.66., p. CL, Mo. I Do. do. So. I De. M. Ss IL 6 per Ct.. Do. do. 6 per Got Do. Dow . Ismoro Dom, - oar .• ED . clai IL . L) r B. lode. Nit; &Pip (pr. 6 p. 06.) Do. New ... Do. New 'Wee Liseeleskire Guano wed h per Lest Meeburet, hod (Ashley. Raster, Ye o,D, Rs Doren. Rester mad kayoed& Oleesesur &Ds /wen Do. 4 Mow% A,Dsforrod Dal sham. B, 4 p. Ot. Do. S pot Cone. Otlooth. mad Won (pn) Gnat North at logiond... Do. New, S4O Do. New, SBO Do. New, JOS Onot Wwworo De. laws. De. *bares Do. albs D. New. LIT lull sod Selby Do. Awe Do. sbares saauvuor owl Orli* .. De. Th(tis mage.,tiro asi7orkablie --.--- w. • : : DD. nstmarbsareer. Uq West itidtei Union Leeds sod Bradford... Gob wed Thirst Do. Fret. e Wait Nal Do. IN.! _De. Do. _Mo.II j ClsarTers 1111117. Undue slid Mask wall .. Loo, il!!gbt" I.oort - 17•54;;7■;. i pRi: Do. froorastiod i tt Z.. Imo Croplas De. Prof. S par Oat— Do.Coo•rt. 5 p. 05.1142 lade sal Grounriol ... Ds. Proforomo tab! & 544X114M111;1; Th276•711;;TeiN7..7 De.Plais Deaterorssa — d.it; oaks & SaarWolin, De. Sew, bi: iii.: ii! MANY,' Prefwere Lavinia Goir.4 par Cost. Das.,•edltaikze mama. alist.ailassolini ne. titres, ile. I 110 ... A. Xis & Lioc P lU ref. ala Miami Do. Bina sod mew- Do. Como& B. Go. C" Do.EreweetiVellayPref. Ildleod OrestWeg. an) Nlddleettreielt= e Cter Newcastle sad Do. Now - lIC Do. Eatissice . Da. Gomm. Serw " Ct.... Nortb Beide North.Dialonialbin Preece and w yrie Do. e shares (A) a.a.,owid., a7ira =Land Maids oma Salesian Swain laitrat deottialt Midland elOmol Do.. Osio B.„ „ Do.. Nov Osarsaloset... 3 . i - 4 -- a T.Trii I Do. Oewebtry ... .. Do. II Oast. rid - lea _ Doti • Doom_ Do. Prignetra _ •• i sTe iiil a - 7 — to rii7. - .7. :: : Do. No. 3 . . ... . Do. No. 4 Roptstsrod .... th Wales .. ... .. a York, Doo.aod °cob— i tilletartd, Rotherham, sod Gools.N.Dt. Na 5 p.Ct. Wateribrdaed Mannar... Wear Yolk% 6 p. Ct. gua. Do. do. do. . il W!°,!lcialirlAY/e7...- ~s ~x~ Do. ia1ry7;717.k..7•; r. :1 Do. o.N.B.Pureber l'o.liertlepool Dalai !ark sad North Masa Do. Posh 77. POZEZei RAILW4Te. Aggbuiteilen Bele nada age Anotrien) Boulogne art Amiens .. Central Frame (Menem) 'MAI l imit ladima —...— ftaaFiam* Do. -41•27 Luesalcag De. Madrid sod %death) ... Namur sad Law Northers at Man ... Orleans aml Bardeen .. Part mid Wow Palsord anus hob gel ferbearg Bo= sal Name Bribe Diem aM Nantes 'Fi Si Si Pim 4 • pa 1& Si dia. 12 11 Mi. '0 ti 70 7 7 $3 . $S aft 7,1 1 1 *ft 7 7} it i liPm. t lia Pa U. AI 3 , 7 pm 121 7421 16; 17 6i 4 174 l& 16 21 ,61 m. 10 1 1 dja 6 a 3; it. 216 S 43 47 p.. ,34 36 pa. 16 111 51_ 62 _ 251 le 134 13 10 lath.. 476 4 IP poi. & 1 44 par 31 18 10. 101d1a. 121 19 di. lelips n 93 14 6 7 :. =a.. 1 din { sap 3., 4 75 T 6 1311 135 104 11 56 55 56 55 104 11 U 105 108* If 16 dis St ; by die Pau 4 246 194 db. 16 14 db. ° 'l4 IS q 1444 dim II 8* 7 34db 34 44 274 27 di 13 141 771 121 t 27 is II db. 1:1 17 7 es toi l iota.' 40 4 7 alit 4. 14 6 / 1 PEI. Par i Pra i 9 1 9 96 7 64 dki a 9 If II db 66 64 db. 13 14 dis. 1 die 12 13 Si 6 _7 i ii 4 4 dir lit is 12 14 41 4 V 16 dla. 56 4{ di a 14 3 1 die. pew 1 pos. 1 toi die. II 111 1 li dia. I 71 dis. 14 IN 4 4 db. 7 14 114 }p 1i Se} t 3213 U' 8 41 2 1 i 4 u 7j 7 41 • 12fi LS 13 Ur i 6 .. 10{ d► 111 711. Ilt lIIS i X 10i Ili 111 i 21111 Si i 1 61 IS a MI ff Ma 1 Th. 4 1 4 " ire . . fr . 111 B at e .. la 4 28 SO 1: 10 1 I 8 2 2 11 11 di LIVERPOOL. April 11. 81001t-EXONAIION —The market was Not akarellladead by mash bugloss, bat prkcs wen very etlft. lazioaddre sad UM shire Consulidatsel, 331 Dint (111th shares), 10f c. d.—Dithe(pe(. .hares), 114—Load= sod North When, 104a.—Dtito (new Limes), 1 es. W. t 11s. 34. d.—Midland (4 sham), nt 4.—North Duke A., 244—Ditto 8., 101)—Shrewsbury and Cluster (N.W.M., pad. . ▪ per mat.), 12—doutli Marra and Dover (No. 4, —York, Newcastle, end Mersa*. (O.N.S. I per Mt. WI ' d.—Waieribrd and Limerick, aOl d. MAJVCIINSTER, April 11. BToort-Exo•Arroz.—The market woe again of a dopreseed character, prices haring a downward taebacy, awl but by taws being disposed to operate. MUDS, Apri4 11. S,Ocx•ExcamaL—Tee few sales effected We awning were at the tolhwithr ratea:—Great Northam, II d 4.7 BMt um& blare, 61; Caledonians. Si. IL Id.; MkWail Neck, 114. Ilioasax=Ass/I.—Tb* musket reaudisol vrithost meek alawsd a only. moderate badmen being droe. The following ewe ere taeYttr from yesterday's priors :—Ertdol and Lutes Third *dm 34 din; Om& Western Oil shares, bli Ditto Quarter diarah. ul• YORK, April 11. erixot-Exctionoo.—Midland, SIB 36; York, Newcastle, ma Berwick, Ili; York awl North Illaland, 14. SOUTH EASTERN. Yeeterday the adjourned half-yearly meeting of this company wu held at the Bridge House Howl, for the rupees of ideals( auditors. The chair wee taken by Mr. 11,Clizoox. The CHAIRMAN, on presenting hinged', was received with mingled applause and hisses. He said that be fore the peessedinge imennomod he begged to state that the directors, ea the 21st of March, earried out the resolution rhea proposed of nduciag the amber of directors to nine. The heal advice they had received magased the board that they had the power of so Madan their numbw. Mr. JOSIAH WILSON rose to more a fesoluticia for the 17as pineseent of Ohs Medan of anditers, his reasons fee d a o s aln w o t y.. ob; t lgraz oiN that otwi li th a rs ikal:lat kind wer u l:bef tli nre is , row n7per es (a ltli . b . a is i e s t ell eas: (o t, h r eh w iegial the l*S e h da i ar e rs, t res. saciguy the chairman had got se usual his pile of proxies in favour of auditors. f" Hear, hear," and cries of " Question.") That woo the question, when their property was dwindling from 2111. to 201., and from 16J. to 13L, and would go an wham till it came to M. (Cheers and hisses.) Hs (Mr. Wilton) was not only desirous of postponing the question of auditors, but also to see that they were not what was called " agreeable " to the directors, for it mist be recollected that their accountant was agreeable to AD. directors, and so was the committee of investigation. (Up roar.) He dare say the three candidates now to be sup ported by the proxies of the directors were equally agree. able, and amongst these he saw the name of Mr. Cotes Child, who he believed we. connected with the directors of this or the Greenwich Company. Mr. C. CHILD said be had never any connexion with the Gimmick Company. The CHAIRMAN (having been appealed to) said the hoe, proprietor, in throwing out such reflections, was quite out of order. Mr. WILSON went into a variety of charges made in the late report of the committee of investigation, but the meeting bemoan' impatient, the hon. proprietor concluded by mosiog :—" That the choice of auditors be postponed tit/ after the proceedings in relation to the auditing of railway accounts now before the houses of parliament should he determined." Mr. COLEMAN se-coded the motion. Mr. TABOR objected to this strain of invective on the part of Mr. Wilson, which only tended to damage their property. All they wanted was public confidence. (" Hear, hear," from Mr. Wilma.) The non. proprietor contended that the only thing now verities to hasten their prosperity was the completien of the railway chain of communication in France and Germane. Ms. MORGAN alluded to the conduct of Mr. Cathie, who holding only 100 of the No. 4 shares, and having sooth er in terest, had laid an injunction on the directors paying a divi dend, the effect of which on widows and orphans must be moat painfaL (Hear ) Mr. CARLILS sail the right of the directors was now questioned. (Uproar and hisses.) Mr. 0. SMITH said he had the pleasure, on the last octa gon, of supporting the views of Mr. ; but he re gretted to oppose that gentleman on this occasion. It was their duty at this meeting to elect three auditors, whose duty it would bo to look into the real gate of their affairs. (Hear, hear) Now he trusted that in the selection of these three names the chairman would have too high • sense of re spect for them to use any proxies he might polaris against M feeling of the majority of this meeting. (Cheers.) He would therefore move as an amendment, " that this meeting do at once proceed to the election of audition." The motion was seconded. After some worts from Mr. HOLLOND, Mr. Alderman Salkootes, Mr. D. W. Wins, and other Proprietors, Mr. Cole* Child, of Greenwich, Mr. John Morgan, of Amen corm Paternoster-row, and Mr. Thomas Browne, of Al bert-44d, Regent '. -park, were submitted to the natheg as the three auditors. Mr. ALBERGER put various questions to the candi dates, which the meeting &gaud were misfactorily an swered. Mr. Longman was also submitted as one of the auditing. The CHAIRMAN said he saw no objection to any of the four gestlereen now recommended. The three candidates, Messrs. Chill, Morgan, and Browne, were then severally put to the vote by the chair man, and were elected auditors by a large majority. The number for the other candidate was considerable, but not in comparison to the negative. The CHAIRMAN said that when they came before the house of parliament he should be examined on oath on every matter connected with this company, when Mr. Wilson woull have an opportunity of rebutting his evidence. ("Hear, hear," from Mr. on.) He declared, honestly, that when he lint became connected with this company he held stock at 4SL, which he hid held down to 131., because he believed this company would turn out profitable to himself, as well as to all the shareholders. It was too bad certainly for Mr. Car holding only the No. 4 glares, to apply for an injunction to stop their dividend. (Hear, hear.) The directors had been properly advised before paying that dividend, and were told that they could not retain it—(hear, hear)—bat the Master of the Rolls would decide that question. (Heat.) Mr, J. WILSON forewarned the proprietors, amidst mach uproar, mingled with applause, that their chairman had acted illegally, and they most bear the consequence. Mr. Gordon Thompson, their director, would only withdraw by efflux of time, but neither the chairm an nor t h e b oar d could put him out; and every meeting held by the chairman without summoning that gentleman was illegal. He tilt bound to give this public notice of what he considered e serious ease for the company. The CHAIRMAN said that in reducing their number down to nine they had the best advice, and it was declared perfectly legal. If Mr. Thompson or Mr. Wilson chose to mutest the matter they had better do ex (Cheers, hisses, and min of, " At whose cost ?") A vote of thanks having been passed by acclamation to the chairman, the semis' adjourn DREADNOI7OIIT HOSPITAL SIUP. - -Yeeberdav, tDA anniversary dinner of this charity took place at the L3ndoa Tavern. T. Bering, Esq., M.P., occupied the chair, and, is proposing prosperity to the seamen's hospital on board the Drudartught, called attentioa to the fact, that it kid relieved nolose than 4,338 patientsduring the put year. • An opinion wee abroad, he arid, to the effect that this charity had finds which enabled it to carry on operations without any appeal to the pub li c. Such, h owever, was not the cue. The expenses had been 6,0001. for a yea r , w hil st the permanent income was about 3,0001. only. There was therefore • great necessity for charitable support, which be was sure, eoesidarinr the great value of the institution, would be afforded. The Chairman dilated on the circus stance that during the past year the claims on the hospital had been increased, in consequence of the prevalence of cholera. The Iphigenia had been retained as a separate hospital for the reception of such case; that the order, regaled' , and usefulness of the Dreadaoueht might not be ; and on board this additional vowel upstarts of 250 cholera patients had been received and week& By the report it appeared that cer tain proceediegs which had been token ugliest the oorporatiessof Liverpool, for the purpose of enforcing the right of the aosiety to penalties levied by the borough magh trate@ under the Merchant Seamen's Registration Act, have been brought to a successful issue. On sheath of Juane last the judges of the Court of Exchequer gave thee unanimous judgment is favour of the society, end in accordance there with, the corporation of Ilverpool shortly afterwards over to the society the sum of 6551. 61. 4d., being the amount received by them up to the time of the commencement of the proceedings. The committee had hoped that the question would have been filially set at rest by this solemn judicial decision ; bat the eorporationj of Liverpool Sr. not Waded therewith, and they have accordioglg refused to pay the pe nalties subsequently received by them, in order that the legal question involved may be submitted to the highest appellate tribunal. The further procudiep which this datum:atrial has rendered necessary on the part of the society, in order to enforce claims which the Court of Exchequer has thus pronounced to be just and well-founded, are now under the consideration of ceunsel. A statement appended to the report gives the following particulars of the countries to which the patients relieved by this charity belonged:— Itoglishmen, 36,014; Scorchmen, 7,479; Irishmen, 5,537; Frenchmen, 226; Germans, 820; Russians, 762; Prussians. 1,191; Dutchmen, 193; Danes, 834; Swedes and Norse. glans, 1,934; Italians, 651,• Portuguese, 462; Spaluaras. 268; East Indian, , 1,024; West Indians, 1 055; British Americans, 804; United States, 1,143 ; South American; 126; Africans, 368; Turks, 18; Greeks , 49; New Zra lenders, 29; New Booth Wales, 29; Booth Sea Islanders, 179; Chitties, 37; born at sea, 128; total, 61,230. Of this number there were employed in her Majesty's navy 3,038; in the Hoe. East India Company's envies, 1,797; in merchant vessels of different nations, 66,416. Amongst the gen:Airmen who responded to toasts were Admiral Faleou Admiral Bowles, and Mr. 0. Lang, the naval architect—the letter returning thanks for the army in kis character of Co lonel in the Dockyard Brigade. In the list of subscriptions her Majesty's name appeared as a dean of 100 guineas; the Corporation of the Trinity House, 3001; and the gist India Company, 1951. The total subsoriptiou of the analog were stated at more than 7001. 111.621 41Z,5(18 WOOS