The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-13 00:00:00

dc , r Vebt (Efi3 rt%sl No. 1,106.1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 13, 1850. [TA REEPENCE. .....__— - ART UNION of LONDON.—Inc wpwated by 0..g0 chareer.—The svitscairrioN LIST for the earnest Tr y erll.L tl.O 4E 311 Is bet E. h walwceitur ‘of one guinea will J.:.latan tem* Where in the nest annual did, ibutson of ,gge, a paw al Ewe eepartap alter T. Web.ter, The hat:e. - ant Toe Proms." midi per be led at the War of paring the th b k ," { kat: red a seise et alter D. Maeliee, irmtratigt Aulmeesn's "aim °NORGE GODWIN, lion. see.. 414, 4!IM111. LLWIS POCOCK, I TARY DIVISION. num sempawy ; is be suoin to the wrins M coatempleted that th resolution thirds being °mp bj h tad by the So u Eastern Beltway, and in the meantime without projulios to the assentnts be tha two °espial's or this rights of this compeay. Ths resobstim was poised almost unanimously. Mr. OXLIT thou moved a vela of Minks to the ehair. men sad d add& WM wooded by Mr. MassuaLL, sad earthed by wain the meeting adjoarned. RAILWAYS. HOUSE OF COMMONS. LAST NIGHT. TAXATION OF FRE COUNTRY. Division on Kr. Drummood's mulon. Ayes, 1611; Noss, let AYES. THE 1,01 0 1110,1 BOOK SOCIETY, is coantzion w:th MI Dl tiELDCf LIBRARY, hi, Upper king.gmme, ta wavast7. nos .leparta seq nt uare of Mosla's library is suited to the oonvealenee of lbw ...Nansens who require sa taro, perusal of all the test new a n,, nut ob., mule at too great a distance f ro m th e lorry to email tteowelers sufficiently of Ps ecantrces It provides ter sub sub scribers the following peculiar advantages: I. it repair cud fecoerat emceed a of such books Medi sod 1"101` ,s , the sabecnber may select front the Illweep ealniegwe e we fnma t i e ut..ft `.o.ts of the iewftg publ.sliers. it Imillate thie (Am( oec.w.mil IlieJ at the bait sew works an heed** peeloge tree. 11. The toots are esctisaged weekly, it Moat sot, trestle, sr db. „ n um% 0 es, say pert ((Lamina sad he asighbeerhomL - 111. No sibeeriber col o nt 'wag im awl mark et gawk or general 'sweet, se /roll avise placed la sixtieths whenever a delay woe. it. Any eutecriser is entitled le eater him arse in duplicate copies a ~,..:y pu l / 4 : shed books at bell4witse, to be resweri he him at the upxitice of one per. TIMM or IPCIIKIISITION 3 IThree alties. Ilia Mae. Twelve Who. Led. to d. La d. Tyre r. , :oroes at one time . 013 IP I 5 0 $ 1 0 su r... 1 ..es ditto per's.soMiace ditto I 21• 3IS • 33 0 Tte &Chinas atoll lets are included in lids arreogememt :—Batter .ca, Say Imo, r, belir ono. how, Brixton, Brometen, Onalterrell, Cemdea.tos n. Chelsea, CapU.sm. Clara.. talhaffi dams... ffieellasci 11 ... a1us effirmaltb, Hanapeteat, Iligetaug, Hameln Alegre, Kennington, liens Won, Kentoh Tows, Kilbura, Hiega •sal. klarylebone, Mile-end, Newtegton, Notting bill, Paddington, Pectkaffi 4ros Perei d. eille, Pimlico, Putney, Regmemsuk,M. Jae's . ad. &bete, eteekwell, Stoke liewingtoa, Vaathall, C .rort b, sademerth, sad all Interreedbee jam. sabcriptlows may be paid at the library, or to the principal meets, !It PIE and lONS, stsdawers, 13, Coventry-street, and W ILSON , ov:kr, II:, Wtgmeresetreet, Cseffialiebsequere. LET rice ARNOLD. A Now Tale by the tad:wow of " Two Oki Yee's Ttiss," Emilia ViTodhara," r.. LOI PON'S LADIES' COMPANION, Our Mirth 16, will con t...n :be second chaplet eta sew nosy tall*. LETTICE ARNOLD," ••••,, pepu..u. writer. Aia Bow Sh.uld Owls be /Awaited— Ngr—Cultieationa/ the 4'ciee —The &tam' oi Spring I . .r. + .r.leu . Deceratione—The Wart Beeket, with Illustretions, WeAly, l. prix 341.; elaspeet, 46. ; or in monthly • . e.wh. Parts and IL an wow reedy. ' j Evan. 11, Ibmwerlweirait, lad Pohl by all Wok ., arimetlen. QC EN ES from the LIFE at ea UNPROTECTED YALE.— to Agacabaca as a Wham et =Masa Nara" k VI .1N N ZRI3 aad (VS rums aye ENOLTSRE• The (Imo Afilrec." *HO . : DAT &Nth iNO at de DOOR?— • W u 4 J.r , eace et Inst. every Seesiaa." VtoVES and CO itSIRItg - al CHARACTER.— ne OxwM lla-taaL" • ." No. ♦N. k Mr* 144 b. PA, Gimped 4d. • •,1 • •trre., :ad raid k W Beaksitlen sad Newsmen. v % 9W-. NEWS, NEWS.—Tb. Bost, Cheapest, : "try.paper I a the world. LLOYD'S WEEKLY ..% %Oa .P.IPEtt wafting Obey lame Cakes a( the very • e ace to the zoom at pmemewea: to all pane et the • - • e'actrie whirs* mad other meals. regatdlree at ..eme vt the Prise le pahildked every sty • - : , Yew rely Thee "ewe, pert tree. 61111 Wee . • Arata Lbed, s atolury-wtuare, Larks, had m.o. • , .• •aciZe ;ur order of shy hews egret IN11."1 - 7(fl: Of trONIEN IN rams. :4.. ma h with Eight Natal& of to W..fOC like 21a., s lopmer bu Is esaboored - it.‘NCE /arias theZIOHTRIOTTIi S. By Jrue Neeasehow. e'er tired of rad* about the Wass • r: thee are starehtlied w speestry sad di. re v."—dtbetterum. - , care of the sunset' ef a mho rentarkabie • rr preetek., and eitilL"—Globe. : . hArah.ou le • n ter.t.y a writer se esprit, who bse got :.• w.tii pat AA &lbw, sad swoons." W . k;MAN vo:aras, Ittostrated."—Mairs• . • and p.m!: r intercet.*—Wertly Chroplale. L 5. • %.11 r. and Cu , Corbin 1. DK. I.l.l.ll::tvru.s SEW wOalLs. I- tab, by rat ea., lINJoYNIENT % ell LIFE. I A reessalos, mai Mho& ma at Vac" 14..4. -4peng as I isomer Norittans-Zzatt. •• . . :Le Lott.- ass d Imola-TM Pavia Lana; Bills, • and rther ysaarat plassa-Conntry !Fria= . • • ..e•-Losists Nabt -Easing* st u -. _ n_ Praha& a.repag, Bathing, Al; Bast, ,146 1, ::ta the 1101:STADal. 2 voa. la. ;by Fa, t • ...t.tuge•—mittee of Edlabargh, ha. ese li:r.rass-Reattalstas af ka. Lew tion. Is. ,• 17 post, la. al., WIRT La t i. DIUNIt, and AVOID. :ate a. et MOO and ten our mane may run! • .• :troy .4 Land :wry lora ;came mai tare) of . . zral ea.rb'ssi cautandlon, that barman the . - t •! ht. u.r-s nr study. sad salaams ...It* i.e..a: the a!e:aadphplcat regulation of • . ; Later 39, Oornblll ; Carvallta, ••••..-re ; or tram the author. 10, argoli.pire, ud REGISTER STOVES.— *. iralor3 as•oe:ment of blister and OW •lesaty of design, and exqu , site work r.-L- . : Jur,. si &oyes st from 30s. to 7 with Is 1 •*- SM. to 21 'nines', trieether with Settee • •' earth qto•rs, is the awe us the • r _: ins such an esur sous selection of lenders. L_ .•• see requered to inspect It. The money • ••? rt, • appn.4“l nt Catalogues. With ea r . • • ts e.—Lde ItIPPON sad BlArro?1, MI, Os / .. N . ..misa-rtreet. and No. 1, Newnssa.stseet. . • . 4 • ....:7ett..1.1.1). To f,t: PERCHA DEALERS. - GRAN ' • Unto to the Landes Cnoutebows Company. wt sow Tirt: to u• olers ed on nettling reforencow In ..r los of aeon Twin may ho Ind on &p -i... N.• 9, 011ik1172-ittlllt Wer.—A Tows T" ENGINEERS and Others, requiring v lo i.e Rubber. GRANVILLE and Co., agents Company, invce the attention of 'twi t, the yteN]ie rene...ay, to their improved RINLLALIoEIe LNUIA RIBBER, manufactured palest of Woke Lot. Ile. mineralised India 2 the advantage, of the veicanised, and at the trwie the ellorestence of sulphur with whieb the No.etated, as well as from the obnoxioue mien w jr" t.! a Met trwparahon. Th e m i n t ra le e d ru bb er •r. -r !o any other description where strength and J an enkindle varied temperatures. It is menu. to seing the Hate Werke, for r u ts joins for • '-tria. tahtegs, rd a variety of eyeful applicants. oen at the warehouse, No. 9, Gre.hans-street may w h d turieetaP.aest Water repellent elo,lt sad . IL 11: PARRY'S }I RALTH-REST ORINO FOOD / r INtAtAlb. ant INFANTs.—Tbe RI:VALUTA ARABICA 1 ' . . : ~....,,at ac.d Maud renanly 'wit** asectlelne, lows. ' . • ..,• or e &Awe, re it. ans $ 0 times its ea:ft la otltor menu of c.• f a wreour, rvertchlt, **natal, beer sad billow woe : ••• 1. Far *eV r twed, dyepnota (indigeetke), baited as '• ' .., .1, rriole, awn' trtAurn, Litideney, inigireredos, el* '.• ~ OCOltatl,4l. truAret• or the Cue, riekeere at l b ! stomach , e entlitotcy, at in, sod win all otetr eireezesteneee, debilltY •.• • • .erfl ae well a. was*, 11. pir,,,, er..pit, wily*, Ike.— • . • :I , hb4 Cox 127, Neu Ii i;tetreet, L0n01.2 .__ ; 0/00 of 61000. ii .• .. tr. unseat, 31.que eed ON netaliy, 93, rerrutrodo 4 treet . s ., ..4110 ". Mir .4 l, if 4 2.4); and et 60, GeWellaureb-einet 4,' ''. ' A ' ' ' . ' 19. n01.0606100- eiretteirtiltin ; 100 sod 431, Weal; :.‘ • 5. rt-C , 1.. r...e54.11, aad artistries:len *Se Maeda* IkIILTIA-3 HAllt, LUBItICANr—A sow and ~ 1 . 7 . ! ~ • zt. rt•ntwe far use Usk : I , ..• , , lamh 'A et 'Ate geed win NM sempenniedl as heed :e heed ea filthy eta .. : , "' r• 4rt..., tireaselan Cruet, er sos will sore. 34'11 ' . .'" Akk t''''''' aGt the "alratret= 4 * nabs • benefit. AU .b,. . ''' ' I IUR I: BRYANT, i 4 ee In • Trlause as • • , •••• 4 •4, w,ii ....]• mantis Hats ludtrega, ~'•`• '.- ,••••all primers mail TIS• E d .; .... •'. .r.l ilasstrr. 91 Wawa Leedom :—Merni. , . ~.... .2 •.. i A rrifileei•etret ; Ldwarde, .Pea rs Churelt •• • • , • 41 '•'... Bow Ctoureb-yard; Sonsr, ill, (*lord. • ....11.,,y lied Co., Orlortlstreet. .....___.--- - --- on WW2. U?'l4 •%.1.1,4711th Ye was sad oddness. tut to , tw M GM' mow mast ei =r aid j,, a4 MO It, Mali .... t NIMI Wit. 4 Pratt memesie t 6.144 :bin. MK and Pllt lads 411; pARLOW'S NEW IN. I 17 . 1.::ACT1 NO STPITOX AY tekAtt Ike VENT-YYAI cuter, or other liquors , a from Lecomlne flat or said 110 effectually 1,, • that the Ink 'ant shall Do drawn at good as • A Me 7 . • , . NINO -.- •I" 11 t ; erenemlod to p.m_ y Ito watt is . two Zialw of min oriel td.. or Pont het to say pet of Lowland (it two aro ra . e . zat L P L tr a ililtto TM eon lain Its wake. Whaut e r i b.. e key la wtll as gtteal as toT og the (which has • hula op- II) autikkot air millet It Moths oak to MIPS the liquor to molt (Moths when too tap la turned oft as owe ikon swim JANIIM SAILLOW 14 f. '"?'l4 p::. n.~ MENTOR LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 2. Ohl brathetrem %bustled Clipted, 11311,000. Parscorrr.—We 0r... the Duke ot RUTLAND, L.O. VICE•rWLDWIT.—RIibt Hon. AA. the Earl FITZ HULLOS, F.RA., F DULDCOIIII. JOHN DEAR nrc. Malmo. GEORGE BRUMLEY HARRISON, Deputy Chairmen. Barton Amber Barton, Req. HT seer p Orates Otwey, But. Robert Makm Setae, Req. I tkerge Robert Peel. III& Clark* IMO vain Caldwell, Rm. litheythellett Clamart Whitfield Dub, Rm. MOMMuni Filen Themee The Rev. Rieberd WOE A. OHL WethltalL Adventism (Awed by thin Ompanyoeldeltembse Is amemeed ot Mutual Y The emetly of a elate=ll4nd mr,theted at ItS1•014 In the Meted Meek the whole of the peas Ni divided eirempt the heidere of s m whlah awes plethimes haw been paid. L the the lewd peollle isles et madam MOMEMMl . MiThafeacart in gt the Newel Frethlem ere mode pay able In •vane, stings length the aneemiest of Milierm. Ongle Mew halt s the the prendwits he the Mut name years, and beareeekti preenlem ameles aseeedthply low l4ol•llllllthereeped preeime Inmened ram. Naval and talthaty teen amered at the iedthery rate whet we hone per y du pu t , with a moderate aildiall imp ler Ikons at preerth an of the world. The amal ecenealMen elbwed to reedleal /sea, In ell cues where a mesa report la even, tM he la pald by the aga Ar a plielft amorpt mere of fraud. I" r:eta We Dowd of Ifinceems. LEWIS YORE, Ammer. CITY COURT OF SEWERS. Yesterday a court was held, Mr. Deputy Patoocar In the chair. TI GMAT MISTRAL OAS I' BILL. Itnamoiately after the minutes of the last court were reed, Mr. H. L. TAYLOR said he understood there wu a very general impression abroad that Messrs. Peto and Betts, who.. names stood oonspicuouely as contractors to a large amount in the Great Central Gas Company speculation, had thrown up their contract and retired altogether from the coemptny. He wished to know whether that report was not correct ? The CHAIRMAN—What is that to us? (Hear, hear ) Mr. H. L TAYLOR—ft is necusary that we, as the Court of flewm, should be informed dude bi the fart. We have to do with the pennants, and la the 'seat of the giving up of the contract by these gentlemen, there will be no °Dog gies for disturbs' ag the pavements of the City at ill. I wish to be informed whether the contract hat ben thrown up? Mr. Deputy Harrison, wham am answer the question. Mr. BLASE-11 it have, others have taken it up. (Loud cries of " liter.") Mr. Deputy HARRISON—Yee. Ac Mr. Blake rays; sod the eentnet Me been taken exactly upon thr lame tarns as those upon which Menu. Peto and Betts held it. (Chan.) Mr. HOLT said an adveitiseniest from the solicitor to the commissionen had appeared upon the subject. The chairman and several of the members opposed the in troduction of the subject, which accordingly dropped. SAG afterwards tee Remembrances brought before the court s_ petition to parliament f or the insertion of the 4auess is tho bill oa behalf of the Commissioners of Sewers. Mr. WHITESIDE moved that the petition be adopted and signed. Mr. Deputy HARRISON raid the petition was a more formal adoption of the principle to which the court had some time given its sanction, and seconded the motion. The petition, to which was then eopesde4 the following Meatuses, was agreed t t :—W. A. Peacock, T. L. Pinata, T. Watkins, T. J. Holt, Thomas Hall, H. L. Taylor, J. T. Bedford, Usury Blake, &turd Harrison, R. B. Whiteside, William Rathbun, and Joseph Monis. HEALTH OF LONDON DURLNO THE WEEK. Wren the Report.) - • The weekly mortality continues to decline : in the week ending last Saturday the deaths registered In London were 876, being a small dengue en the previous week. '1 he steady decrease is exhibited in the following series of num bers, being the deaths returned in each week since January, sm▪ me 2, 1,094. 057,938, 911, 896, and 876. To ampere the ty of last return with that of the same week is teener years (1840.9), it appears that only in 1842 and 1846 were the deaths less than 900 ; with three receptions they were always abv. 1,000, and in 1846 rose to 1,141. The average of ten corresponding weeks, corrected for increase of population, is 1,095, computd with which the deaths in last week show a decrease of 220. Amman epidemic,, email-poi, scarlatina, hoopingtough, Hof r t, sod typhus, show emoiderably Its. than the usual fatality; measles and disrrbcoa have now fallen to theteve rage, the letter numbering only 9; and in the whole epidemic class are enumerated 133 deaths, whereas the corrected average is 196. Sixty•five persons died of bronchitis, 74 of pneumonia, 17 of asthma ; the first being rather above the ge, th e h u t two below it. In the class of diseases of the respiratory organs (e:elusive of pthiris and hv.pieg-ecugh) 171 deaths are included, whilst the corrected average is 207. From pthisis, or consumploo, 107 ; ersons died in the week; the average ir 162. An Infant in Pheasant-court, Grars-ina.lane, is canned to have died of the impure air of an apartment. At Hue menmith, in Giwnt's yard, King street, the widow of a ' labourer sunk ander the infirmity of age, having lived 101 years. Mr. Roy, the registrar, twee that sbe had been twice married, and alterwards lived as a widow about 30 years. A certificate shows that she was biptised 99 years ago, at which time she was upwards of two years of age. She had been in the neeipt of pariah relief for man y ears, and her general health, tin recently, w as tolerably .In the last week 101 pencil were registered) who died in workhouses, 67 who had died in hospitals, 8 in prison and Millbank Penitenticry. Of the 67 in hospitals, 12 occurred in naval and military establishments and 11 in lunatic asy lums. The mean oarly reading of the barometer at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, was above 30 in. on *eery day except Sunday; the mean of the week was 30 179 in. The mean temperature of the week was 42 deg. 4 min., ex ceeding the mean of the same week, on an avenge of seven years, by 2 dig. 7 min. On Sandy, Monday, Wednesday, and Toursday the mean was from 4 deg. to 8 deg. above the average dikes@ days. The births registered last week were 1,476. CLERICAL. The Banos. or Monotonies' yesterday, at the registry, licensed the Bev. J. P. O'Leary to the chaplaincy of the New Borough Gaol, and at the same Hum licensed tie chapel attached thereto for the performance of divine ser• vice. His lordship also licensed the Itev. John Winstonley Hull, 8.A., lets curate of St Michael's-on-Wy re, to the pirpetnal curacy of Griissargb o on the nominaion of the Bev. John Owen Parr, vicar of Preston, the patron. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, MAW! 12 —APPOISITURNTI.—To S.roni. no/i.—Mata G. F. H. Wallsaley.—To Sharphookr.— Gunner. . G. Wills.—To Assistasses.—Carpenter : W. Dean. —To Hastings.—Mastar's Assistant: J. Bundock. Clerk : G. P. Cock. PORTSMUCTIII, MARCII 11.—The Lily, 12, Commander Bedford, has entered all hands, and will be ready for sea in about ten days, when she proceedefor the East India station The Sharpshooter, st..• , Lieut.:Cum Bailey, when re fi tted, will proceed to the Mediterranean. The Sprightly, stem tender. in returning fr.im Dcrooport on Friday morning last got ashore on St. Alban's Head during a very dense fog, and remained till assisted off by the tide. She was docked yes terday, and found to hay* lost a little eoppt r. An official inquiry into the circumstance was made yesterday by Capt. Blackwood, of the Victory, end a report forwarded to the Admiralty. The Fairy, tender to the Royal Yacht, is gone into basin again to complete her refit. The Ajax, steam line of battle ship, struck her royal end topgallant masts this morning, and shows no signs of being commiuioned. MILITARY. [Frost loot sight's Gaunt.] OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. Kauai 11. Royal Reit. of Artlllety.--Eetrood Capt. A. T. Patu.rorrs to be apt., eke De Winton. mood upon ; Heel Lieut. J. D. Hoomeselea to be wooed apt., vim IVllpotte; Ilecood Lieut. R. H. CILLMPIOX to be Reg lieut.. vos Obakespear. DEATH or Lau?.-Gannant. Dome - roan —Thk distin guished 'resent *Meer, so long connected with the corps of Royal Eighteen, died en the Bth inst. at Tonbridge wells, aged 76, end after 67 years* aortic,. He was present at the wage of Fort Bourbon, and capture of Martinique and Guadeloupe in 1794. Is 1846 he became Colonel Com mandant of the asps of Royal Engineers. BAILOIte HOME AT PORTSMOUTH. —Yesterday, e public meeting, over which Vios-Admiral Dames pre. sided, wee held at Portsmouth, to consider the means of establishing a Bailors' Home for sailors in the pert irrespec tive of the receiving ship.. There were present Lord George Lennon, Lord Frederick litsclarence, Almiralffir P. Austen, Admiral Douglas, and many other naval officers. ResolutMas were pared fur carrying out the object desired, sad several gentlemen addressed the meeting on the necessity of the pro posed Mass, and the benefits likely to result from It. It appeared that enfilades had been made to the Board of Admiralty for assistance and co-operation, bat the lords de clined interfering in their capacity se a board ; the first lord had :however, as member tee Panorama, promised hie assistance to the THE HOTEL DE VILLE AT PARlA.—Around this noted scot a number of houses ore being taken down, in order eempletaly to isolate it. And a little to the west is a mass of ancient building, intersected by soma of the asr• rawest streets in the town, a eonsidarable portion of which i s about to be fomented, not f.,r mere purposte of health, although that la ono oonaideration, bet am white forming an emir spare, to bead a caaerna for the protection of IM Hotel de Vila whkh is embarrassed by the number of troops lodged within its pretincts.—!holder. Aleoek. Thomas Malys, Viscount Manner; Lord John Arbuthmtr, Un.Hogh Emus, William Manz, Mr Henry Archdall, Capt. H. Evelyn, William J. Miles, Philip W. S. Ark...right, George Fagan. William Miles, William Biding., It. J. Parham, Edward B. Moody, Charles A. Hanle,. (Role Fame, Jame Mowatt, Francis Barrington, N iscoont Fellow., Edward Middnp, Jaw* IL Bass, Michael I. raw, Sir Edmund Manta, George P. Butyl. Philip p/oyer, John ; i t= 1 4 . ti wor. Clias. N. Bareeford. William , William BLackstose, Wm. B. Fordyce. A. D. O'Connor, Mar, Stephen Pumas', Hon. 0. C. Oswald, Airmander Martin J. Erevan, Charles H. Pirke, Charles W. Marquis of Fuller. Arimattna E. Palmer, Robert Hewitt, Nelda 'ld J. Gasket', James M. Pasha% Sir OCO. B. Idsklnro, Henry G. Gibson, Rt. Iln. T.ll. Pelham. lin. D. A. • tisane. Hon. E. P. Goddard, Ambrose L Pl r =ra d J2: P. Swarrant. Thos. W. Gooch, Edward S. Rewash dm It chard Greenall, Gilbat Priv^ SMIDni r ad" I. Greene, John lifddinte=rd BeaddsiorraL John Srollso k . o. 7l 1 Lillor d d Ernest IlaTMd, Si:Hoary M1L111144.1 Far, Latina W. Hall. Sir Seajoala Italway, Oiled Bates, SD John T. . Ilsaass P. Ilmilwa, SurreeOra, 11. S. Osseo A. Illibsislairawa Cabbell. LS. Ralantea, J. Hiss en% Illarile Carew, W. IL P. Harris, Ina. Capt. kis e arg w ff. Carendalt. En. 0. H. 1i1164 allllllikif Oddest atattarten......Danlat..frisiA r t f, ff zei ; , ell'ali ffea m an amalle- C.' r e7l;4 7Tter.ll. 7 i. pglS ll.l6 ; _Jel.li. &10.....t= H ops, Hr Wm,.. s. ...,. Um H. S. le, lam H. A. Hops, Hefty T. Stafford. Alt Iprr w mhmd spas Coles, Henry O. Hornby, John Stanford, _.I P. Henry C. Hothan, Lard Stanley. Mined Coogan. ' Ziilli.on Dame Joseph Stanley. Its. IL H. 1) . 4 .x.1 , Sir G. R. Honinhm7.Alimmem gawk Lard Dudley lhe.ks. WOWnII Jones, Inuart, Jahn °evertor', John T. Klaus, = Saliva; Michael Mb. (Wolin Lam, Hem, 0. Iliewpasn, Mr. Aid. Dielmn. Humid Lennon, Lana A. 0. Thranpson, George Divert, Edward Lewi.liam. ilsuouat Trevor, Ha. 0. S. Dtakworth, Sir J. T. Lockhart, Wiliam Tony. tin Thomas Duke. Sir James Long, Wake, Walmtley, Whig's Duncan Viscount Loper, Mr Wallah ihr Joss B. Duncan, George Lashing's", Wawa, John T. Ihusoombe, lion. A. Lygoo, Rea Gomel Yorke, Its. Eliot T. Innwombe, Has. 0. Illsekenale, W. P. Tutu.. Da Pro. C. 0. Meagher, Thorns. Drummond, Henry Edwards, Henry Hanson. Lord O. Cayley, E. S. - .• NOES. Abdy, Sir Thomas N. Fergasun, Sir R. A. O'Connell, Muroran J. Adoir, It. A. S. Fitzroy Hon. Henry Ogle, Saville C. H. Aglonby, Henry A. Foley. John H. H. (Shwas, Ralph An nn, Hon. Col. Fonder, Matthew Owendair J , aui Ansta y, Thomas C. Fort...rue, Hon. J. W. Paget, Loral Alfredi Armstrong It. B. Fox, Richard FL Paget, 1.., n 1 C. Baondona, John Frertion, Cubical Palmer, Itound,ll Bane., Bight Mali. Ulyn, Clever C. Parker, John Savor. sir V. T. Grace, (Sine O. J. Patten, John W. Flaring Thomas Graham, fer James Peel, Rt. Iln. Sir R. Dimwit, Edward G. Greene. T. Peel, Frederica Bellew, Richard M. Grenfeil, C. P. Perfect, Robert Berkeley, Admiral Greufell, Charles W. Pinney, William {VFW:et, lion. 11. P. Grey, Rt. Hon. Sir G. Power, Dr. Bertriej, C. 1.. G. Gromencr, Lord B. Power, Nicholas Bernal, Itriph Grosvenor, Earl Pmey, Piny) Birch, Sir T. B. Guest, Sir John Random Cul. Black 41, S.W. liallyburton, Lord J. Ricardo, OSLO= Bowles, Admiral Harcourt, George G. Rice, Edward R. Boyle, lion. Vol. Hardeotle, Joseph A. Rich, Henry Brockman, E. D. Ilarria, Richard Nowlin Sir John Brothetton, Jeseph Harebell, John Russell, Lord John Browne, Robert O. Haloes, Benjamin Russell, F. C. IL Bulkeley, Sir It. B.W. Hailer, Rt. lion. W. Sandy., Joseph BCIIINITT., E. U. Ilroolam, Thomas L &rope, George P. &plead, William Heald, Jame. Seymour, Lord Campbell, hlon.W. F. Henry, Alexander Shafto, Robert D. Cardwell, Edward Herbert, Henry A. Shell, Rt. Iln. R. L. Carter, John B. Herbert, Rt. lion. S. Shelburne, F.arlef Castlereagh, Tact Heywood, James Money, Robert A. CATeEldiail, Iln. C. C. llobbotpe, tor John Smith, Kt. Ha. It. V. Catendlh, W. 0. llohhnuae, Thocumß. Smith, John A. Ch.. hn, William J. Hodges, Thomas L. Somers. John P. Cltarta do, lin. F. Hon. Sir Junco W. Synerallle, Sir W. M. Cbildern, John W. Howard, I ord E. Mansfield, W. IL C. Clay, James Horned. Ha. Jas. K. Strickland. Sir G. Clements, Re. C. B. Howard, P. IL Talbot, J. H. Clerk, Rt. lin. Blr G. Hutt, it llliam Tancreddlenry W. Cockburn., A. J. E. Jove., Mir J. Taboo, LK. Co'cbroake, Sir T. E. Leelyn, Irucount Thicknerse, Ralph D. Col Ins, William Johnstone, Sir John Thompson, Col. Corry, Rt. lla. 11.1.. Ker, Richard Townley, Thomas Cow n1,0%17411 King, lion. P. J. L. Townie% R. U. Cowper, Un. W. F. labonehorsßt.lln.ll. Townsend, Captain Crowder, Richard 11. Laseelles flon. W. S. Tanen, !Leary Come, 11l nry Leib, George C. Veisey, Sir 11.1177 Currie, Rallies Leonard, T. B. Vulllers, HA. Charles Dawson, Its. T. V. Lent., George C. Wall, Charles B. Denison, Edmund Lln.loay, Hon. Col. Welloky, lard C. Inni.on John E. Lock, Limes Writhe .d, J. P. IL IVEyncourt, Rt.lla.C. Mackie, John Whitmore, Thomas C. Doug's% Sir C. F.. M•Greger, John Wilma, Brodie M. Dorm Marquis of Mahon, O'Gorman Williams, John Linzicuft, John Mamie*, Row U. Williamson, Sir H. Dandy, Admiral Martin, C. W. Wilson, James Dorados, George Motile, Rt Hon. Fos Wilson, Mathew Dundalk, Rt.lln.Sir D. Melorund, Viscount Wood. William P. Dunne, Colonel Mitchell, Thomas A. Wortley, Hon. J. 8. Ebrington, Visnount Moffatt, George Wrightson, W. B. Ellice, Rt. Hun. E. Mons 11, Wil:uun Wyra, IL Ellis, John Morison, Sir WI! ism Elliot, Hun. J. E. Ilulgrate Earl of TtLLIIII. Entrld, Viscount Kerrey., Lord Mill, Lord Marcus Evans, Sir De Lacy Moneys, Sir 11. J. Grey, R. W. Ferguson, Colonel OTtainell, Maurice RAILWAY MEETING. READING, GUILDFORD, AND REIGATE. Yesterday an extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held at the OS n, in Royal Eschange-buildams, for the purpose of obtaining the sane tios of the cons r a to the terms of the proposed lees* of the lute to the South Eastern Company. Mr Alderman SALOMONS neck the chair, and aid, the greatest difficulty he f and on that occasion was to make a speech, for the advertisement had stated so foliy the various subjects to be brought unier tb. it consideration as to render comment unnecessary. The agrennent was now proposed on the put of both companies, which he held in his hand, and would then submit for the approbetion of the meeting, pre view to its adoption and confirmation at the general meeting of the South Eastern C. :ninny on Thursday. The SECRETARY read the report to the meeting, merely detailing the sr/reenact'', which may be seen in the follewir.g resolution on the subject, the effect of the whole arrangement beton to secure a guaranteed dividend of 51 per cent. on the 200,0001. now proposed lobe raised, in addition to the 600.0001. already raised, for the construction of the line. or di per cent. on 800,000/. Ihe Rev. Mr. POCOCK and several other proprietor expressed the regret they experienced in being obliged to accept 51 per cent. instead of 51 per cent., as stipulated by the South Eastern Company; whilst, on the other hand, Mr. Alderman Carden, Mr. Marshall, and others recom mended agreeing to the compromise now made between the directors of the two companies. Mr. MACGREGOR expressed every desire to en the lease cow prepared adopted by the meeting of South Eas• tern shareholder*, for it would bee:mealy recommended by himself and the other directors as just and equitable between both companies. The CHAIRMAN warned the shareholders cot to raise objections to the proposed deed, as they might involve them selves in a snit in Chancery, for it was the opinion of him self and his co-directors that the report and the deed pro posed ought to be adopted unanimously. Some further discussion toek place on the matter, when the report was adopted unanimously. It was then moved, " that the directors be autherieed and empowered to pay out of capital, interest at the rate of 51. We. per cent. per annum on the paid up capital of the company, not exceedlog 600,0001. from the 11th of August last, to the data of the nue of thew line to the South Egoism Company; that the directors be authorised to pay over to the South Eastern Company any balance of capital or money raised by kap which at the date of the said leases may remain on the hands of the directors, upon the South Eutern Company indemnifying this company against all interest to the amount of 41. per cent, per annum hereafter to become due in respect of the present or any renewed bond debt of this company for 200,0001., so long as the same or au y part thereof shall re main undischarged ; and against all other liabilities of this company, not including the principal of such bond debt or any excess of interest above 4 ear cent. per annum ; that this meeting agrees to authorise the brad of direoton to call up from the shareholders the remainder of the entire parliamentary capital of the cdfapany amounting to 200,0001., being 451. uprn each and every share in the undertaking, to be applied In discharge of the bond debt of the company to the like amount on the terms of the South Eastern Company paying to this company interest upon the sum of 200,0000 L arid when so called up and applied in discharge of such bond debt, at the rate of 41 per cent. per annum in perpe tuity ; that this company does now agree to consent to a bill in parliament, to be pro moted by and at the expense of th e South Eastern Company, within the space of two years from the date of the lease, and when the same shall be so promoted for merging this com palsy In the Sosith•Eastern Company by exchanging the shares in this company for perpetual debentures or preferen tial stook guaranteed in perpetuity interest at the rate of 51. 21. 6d. per cent. per annum, on the mutual understand ing, cindiuons, and agree meat, that by each bill no altera tion or change shall be proposed or consented to be made in the now es:Latins rotes and tolls authorised by law to be levied by the said two companies separately in refennee to their respective lines of railway; that this meeting do authorise the directive of the company to affix th e common seal of the company to the lease of their line to the South Eastern Company now submitted; that this meeting do authorize the directors of the company to affix the common seal of the company to the deed of covenant with the South Eastern Company new submitted, and in the execution thereof that the directors be empowered to deliver to the South Eastern Railway Company all the ma aerials of whatever nature or kind, being on or la connex ion with the line or works, of the said Reeding, Guild ford, and negate Company, or in the comes of delivery to ' POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MANBION-HOUSE. Pions* POCILITS —Two children, named Cooper and In Chospe Motwans, were (barged with picking a gendentan'a pocket de. The kit CM proved by en °dicer, and the gentleman swore to his property. In a , ewer to Aldernsao tetbhe, one of the pennon mid he left his place Ism Bawds, night, and the other stated that he lived with his mother. It vs., however, stated by the officers that young m they were, they formed a put of an "old" juvenile Drary•lane gang of thieves. Tim were Dianieg to two months' imptiaanmeat and hard labour. BOW BTREET. VtoLure ASSAIILT 1/1•011 Tn. POLICI DT " GINTLZ -1111N."- G. Pocock, who described Massif as a gentlemen, J. Roberta, a medical student, and a AMAMI named Clara Willie, were pissed at the bar, charged, the mei. prisoners with seauslting the pollee, and with attempting to rescue the female priseatuftent their onsemly. It appeared front the evidence of two police constables of the F division, that, late lut night, the prisoner was drunk and fighting with another female near the Lyceum Theatre. A large number of persoae bad collected round them, sod the coastaides endeavoured to diapers. the mob. The female Prisoner was very violent, and refused to gu away, but the other female, on seeing the constables, instantly made off. A policetheastable took Willie into custody, when th e male prisoners, who were also intoxicated, rushed upon him and endeavoured to fora bur from him. Roberts caught hold of him by the throat, while the other prisoner struck him about the body. Pocock then caught bold of the female. and en desvoured to drag h. r away, wt ii. the other still held him by the throat. The conetnble was almost rendered exhausted, and would have been compelled to releue the female if an other c tastable had Lot arrived and sedated in taking all the prisoners into custody. The male prisoners, in defence, said the constable need un necessary fora in taking the female into custody, and ad mitted they attempted toes rcue her, but denied assa u lti ng the constable. Mr. Hoary said the prisoners must be taught that they cannot assault the police in the execution of their duty. He tined the mule prisoners 3f. each, or three weeks, the and female 10,.. or seven days. Puck raid all the i.e.. MARLBOROUGH -STREET. CAUTION T.) !.ante..—J. Mardomakt and IV. Fawcett, tem weibkaown thieves, were charged with attempting to pick the pockets of 'enema ladies in cayagu 7 .ag ag e t . Ftriener, 193, said last evening, about six o'clock, he was on duty in Coventry-street, when his attention was at tracted to the two prisoners, the former of whom had a boleti of oranges slacg before him, and was closely following a lady, while the other was apparently covering him. Knowing t hem to be thieves, he narrowly watched them, and saw the prisoner Macdonald go in front of a lady, and with one hand push the basket containing the orange, in her face, at the same time pu•qng his other !mod into her pocket, he tried to pull oat her puree. Thrilady screamed. and seized hold of his hand and pushed him away. The pri men were both its the act of running away, when witness seizel them and took them to the station. He added, that the west end of the town was thronged with boss ca Tying a few oranges In a very large basket, and it was their practic., when they saw a lady unattended, logo up to her, and push. Mg the basket into her face, importune her to purchase their fruit, thus taking her oft her guard as to their real Mum dam, and her pocket was easily picked. A constable proved that Macdonald had been convicted three times for algal:sr Mr. Hardwick commuted ?daedonali for three months, and remanded Fawce•t until Saturday seat. MONEY MARKET. TVZSDAY EVININCI. The market for pubic securities to-day has under gone some slight drpressioe, which is attributable ehie fly to si.eculative operations in eunnexiou wi'h the preparations of the dealers for the settlement which takes place to-motraw. Consols opened at 95/ to 96, then fell to 951, and again recovered the first price, at which they continued until about the close, when they rallied and marked 961, closing at 96 to for cash and to-morrow's account. For the 11th of April they ere quoted 961. The Three per Cent. Reduced marked 963 and 3. The transactions in the NewThree-sad-a-Quarter ner:Cents.:were more nume rous, and varied from 983 to 1. Exchequer Bills, in evidence of the abundance of money, have advanced another shilling to-day ; they were done in all grade, at 60a., 57e., and lest at 60e. prem.; India Bands at 84s. and 87e. premium; Long Annuities at 83 and 9-16; ditto 30 'ears 1859 ; ditto 30 years, 1860, 8 5-16 ; Bank St oc k, 2071 and 61 ; India Stock, for Account, 26,5 ; South Sea Stock, 1061. The business in the foreign house was not im portant, and presented scarcely any feature. The efforts of the Spanish government to rase a loan for about 300 ,0001., showing the extreme poverty of the exchequer, caused some weakness in the market for that stock ; the Actives were done at 171, and the Three per Cents. at 361. Peruvian were first marked 701, bat closed at 72, the highest point. Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Russian Scrip was done at 11 prem. The transactions comprise : Brazilian Bond, ' at 90 and 891; ditto, Small, at 891. Buenos Ayres, for the 15th instant, at 51 and 52. Chilian Six per Cents., at 1001. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch, at 553; Exchange, 12 guil. • ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, at 87 and 3. E quador, at 31. Grenada Deferred, at 3; and 4. Mexican, at 291, both for money . and account Peruvian Four per Cents ,1849, for time, at 701, 711, and 72 ; ditto, Deferred, at 293 29, and 1. Russian Four-lend-a- Half per Cent. S crip at 11, 11, and 11, premium. Spanish Active Five per Centa,at 173 for money, and 171 for time; the Three per Cents., at 361 far account. Venezuela, at 33. The rates of exchange for bills on foreign places, for this mail, show scarcely any deviation from those of last Friday. The course on Belgium was a little lower, whilst bills on other places were negotiated at former rates. The official return just issued of the average amount of liabilities and assets of the lonian Bank during the period from the Ist of January to the Stet of Decem ber, 1849, is u follows : Promissory notes in circulation, not bearing £ a. d. interest BiIII of exchange in eirculatMn, not bearing interest Bills and notes in circulation, bowing interest Nil. Balance due to other banks 3,310 5 0 Cash deposits, not bearing interest Cash deposits, bearing interest Total average of liabilities Ale¢Tll. _ . - . ... Coin and bullion Landed and other property of the corporation 5,766 1 8 Government securities 12,750 0 0 Promissory notes or b Ils of other banks 16 18 4 Balances due from other banks 2,936 6 0 Notes and bills discounted, or other debts due to the corporation, not Included under the foregoing heads Total average of assets 318,689 5 0 The quantity of metals exported from London, Liverpool, and the Clyde, to Bombay, Madras, and Calcutta, during the first two month. of the present year, is as follows:—Iron, British, 3,310 tons; ditto, foreign, 48 tons ; ditto, hoop, 415 tons ; ditto, sheet, 912 tons; ditto, pig, 110 tons; steel, British, 21 tons; ditto, forego, 67 tons; copper, British, 274 tons; ditto, sheet, 673 tons; tin plates, 908 boxes; lead, 120 tons; ditto, sheet, 2 tons; speller, 219 tons ; quicksilver, 7,506 lbs. The exports to China direct during the same period consisted of 84 tons British iron, 8 tons of , sheet, and 40 of pig ; 5 tons sheet copper ; 260 bons' tin plates ; and 130 toes British lead. Commercial advices dated yesterday, from Ant werp, report a dull market for coffee, owing to parties awaiting the result of the public sales in Holland before they operate. The stock at date was estimated at 75,000 bags. Sugar was without inquiry. In cotton nothing had been done of any importance, owing to tho spinner, having supplied themselves at the late public sales of damaged wools. Hies., to the extant of 5,000 pleats, had been disposed of at maintaising prices. The grain market was dell, and wheat had declined florin in prim. St. Petersburg advice, of the 2nd state that much dulness prevailed in the tallow market ; the transac tions were limited to 1,600 casks for August, at 112 to 111 r., with 10r. down. There were sellers at the latter price, and at 107 cash down, but scarcely any buyers on these terms. In flax nothing had been done owing to the high pretensions of the holders. It was supposed about 110 r. will beithe price on con tract. A small lot of tow had been taken at 66r. For clean hemp 873 r. had been agreed to be paid on deli very in spring. Some small parcels of linseed had been disposedot at 27r. for Utica', and 224 for Neff, with 10r. down. 6,000 dozen Gromoff redwood deals had been sold at 114 r. The exchange on London was 38 1-16 d. to 3-16 d. for three months. DUBLIN STOCKS . -3Ltaez 11. kw Coot. @trek 551 99 I DU BO Aw O P 9l1, l Du n: Di n r ead Oocz a d ia: aaa (SL paid) 13 281 RICUANOIS AND STOCKS ABROAD. Rioentra, Mews IL—Belgian Puede : Loss, 1840, Fire per Ceuta., 971' Ditto, 1842, 971; Ditto, 1848, 931; Ditto, 1844, Four - and - a_ LW per Oasts, 90; of the Om 1132 Poor per Ceete.,lool ; Ditto, 1843, Five per Oust.., 951 ; Bank of lieltioat, Pow per Cents., 85 ; Ditto Irmo of 1811, Five per Cent., 12. Exchange on London, 25.471. Anwzar, )(Awn U.—F.:chow on London, 25,471. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocit. The accounts from Paris of the result of the elec tions having occasioned a fall in the Reotes of more than 1 per cent., produced some degree of flatness in the English funds to-day, and prices opened at a de cline of since yesterday. Consols were first called 94 to 9G for transfer, and 961 to 1 for the 11th April, and then rose 1, but they are now at the opening price again. The Three per Cent. Reduced are shut for the dividend, but busi ness was done in them at 961 and ; and in the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 981, 1, and 1, in both cases for money with the dividend on. Exchequer Bills mark SOL; ditto 5001., 57e. and 605.; ditto small, 60s. and 586. prem. Long An nuities, 30 years, 1860, 81 and 5-16. The settlement of the Cowl account has not passed off without difficulty. Mr. Satterthwaite, stock and share broker, has been declared a defaulter in both houses, his losses having . been occasioned, it is said, by "boll" operations in Spanish, Mexican, and South American stocks to a considerable amount. Ia the foreign stock market prices are steady, and ,for Chilian and Portuguese the quotations are im proved. The failare noticed, however, has caused some weeknees in the market for Mexican and Peru vian, for which the quotations are now lower. Mcxi caa mark 291, and Peruvian Four per Cents., 701. Spanish stocks are alas rather weak. The business transacted cona's!ed of Buenos Ayres, et 521 and 51. Chilian Six per Cents., at 102. Equadur, at 31. Dutch Four per Cent. Cert.flattere, at 871. Mexican, at 294 and 1. Peruvian Foie per Cents., at 711, 72, and 701. Portage° ke Converted, at 35, 311, and 1. Spanish Five per Cent. Actives, at 17. the Three per Cents., at 351 and T•, the Passive D ebt, at 31. ENGLISH YCNDB.-7ius DAT. Reek Stock, .hut 3 per et Oes. Lee., (Apr il 11) Er par Ct. Kea. Amu., shut 131 per eta shut I Pa Cs. UM A. 11110.. 6:1 6 Licbsquer Mlle, 67e. Is 60,. 7026E11 6 par Ct. Austrian Beni 4; par CC Held. Bonds, 19 91 2 per Cent.. I FUNDS. lime Ct. Oremis Ws., 11111 Grua& Wand /Ma. 4 per Ct. Mel.,l*" Ift pat Ct. Braellan Wt. 19 10 11144 , 3 Now. Si 9 rpm' Ct. Iguana Ayres. 10 2 Cb'llso Pd c, 109 2 1/.444 Columb. 1, Ws., Cdusel4L34 Equator 84... 31 K Ct. 1431.144 8E.., 1 I 11 par Ct. Dutch 1 1 .14..1111/ 4 pa Cl. Dutch Cam. boo Ti 4ler Ct. Parurias . 1 Do. Deterrtd Portututp• Doer., 34 3 per Ct. Rum &.. lu6 8 Ditto spaoleb bd.. 164 7 3 per Ct. Spanish PAs. 35/ Cl Ditto Panty* 1id5..34 A 2 pur Ct. V 10107.1111 114, 13 5 VeLtilliil Pedarred 11a5..121 134 MINCLNG-LANE.-THIS DAY. SVOAR.—The public riles consisted of forei.tn, say 3,000 boxes liavannah arid 150 hhde. Surinam, for whi c h there did not ayp-se to be buyers at previous rates, and nearly all wee bought in. Rained continues dull. COFFEE —There was mach anxiety evinced in the market for thy remit of the Dutch sale, which became known at nooa ; it appeen that all ml 4. at 33, equal to 545. per cwt. ; the p.ice was lower, but the feet of all flailing buyers is deemed fiveurah:e for the steadiness of the article. After business hours yesterday 1,000 bags good ordinary native Ceylon were sold at 50s. To-day we are without transactiots up to this hour, but the market seems to be more firm Corron coetir use dull. fitnora.-140 packages of Jamaica sold in public sale, from 41. Bi. to 91. 16s. TEA continues firm. itics--Thedentand continues very limited. In other articles no material alteration; b a t as frequently occurs on a Wednesday, the general amount of business done has been small. liniipaidOCsagar to kat week in Lo don, Liverpool, ewL Eristol, emu, and the Clyde 933,,31 To the game period last year 1,0130,399 Datum 127,648 orris PAID cow Tao pr 100 To LAST Imo lbs. Lnn.lon . .. ...... ... 5,010,413 Liverpool . —... .. . 1,077,563 Bristol - 186,785 Hall 50,787 Clyde Total .. 6,698,592 Sams time 011849 ...... .........,..... 6,878,662 Decrease COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Bate's Hartley, 14s. 6d. ; Budfle's West Hartley, 14s. ; Cart's Hartley, 14.. ad.; Eden Main, 16s. 6d. • Hosting's Hartley, 14s. 6d.; Wall. End Haswell, 175.; Walls End Helton, 16s. 9J.; Walla Bad B.ewart's, 16e. 9d.; Walls End Tees, 16e. 65.--ithips at market, 273. MARK-LANE-THIS PAT. The attendance of buyers M Mark lane this Morning wu more than usually limited,even for •Wednesday,and the trans acting now consequently of • very unimportant character. The little English Wheat at market met little alteration, although offered at the rates of last market day, and foreign was unaltered in value. iiiiiL4i;ifs of forei g n Oats are on the Increase, 10,660 qn. baring come to hand this week, and although the sale was not brisk, prices cannon be quoted lower. Barley, Beans, and Peas without alteration. AZIIII4IB INTO LONDON FROM 11th NAIL TO 13th MARCH. Q 26. English. 80:4416 lAA. Foreiss. ey .. Whott „ . 1 4030 8ar1... 1730 3600 Oats 422 .23 00 I Mean 1,446 sacks; BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that the market continues firm at late prices. The Judge Advocate General had an audience of the Queen yesterday, and eahoiitied to her Majesty the pro ceedinsts of some courts martial. A Committee for the Vegetable Kingdom of the Commission for the Exhibition of 1831 met yesterday at the New Fusee of Westminster. There were present Mr. P. Pusey, M.P., Sir William Hooker, Professor Roil., Pro fessor Lindley, Professor Faraday, Professor Sony, aid Mr. C. W. Dilke.—The Committee for Manufactures 'held a meeting yesterday, which was attended by the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, Mr. Apsley Pollatt, Mr. R. Mgr's*, Mr. J. R. Herbert, Mr. H. J. Townsend, Mr. Jobson Smith, and Mr. H. Cole.—The Committee for Machinery also met yecterday.—Mr. Scott Russell sad Mr. Stafford Northooto, the Joint Secretaries to the Commission, were in attend ance. THE EXHIBITION OP MANUFACTURES AT BlR minottam,:after every charge incidental bit had been defrayed out of the proceeds for admissions, left a sum of 1201. at the disposal of the committee, which it was yesterday resolved should be banded ever to the School of Design. Mr. G. R. ROBINSON, the chairman of Lloyd's', is said to have sent in his resignation of that offioe, on account of ill-health, and Mr. Thomas Baring, at the request of the committee, has consented to become his successor. ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH BETWEEN FRANCE AND RNOLAND.—The proposed submarine telegraph between Dover and Calais, conceded to Messrs. Brett and Co. by the French government, is approaching completion. The tower for the battery, offices, and general works at Dover are nearly erected, and the insulated wires are in a forward state of progress, and are expected to be sunk stress the channel in the course of the next month. INDTPANDONT AUDIT OP RAILWAY ACCOUNT/.—The committee of representatives of various railway companies have Rosily agreed to the draft of this bill, which will soon be published as an authorised document. The bill contains very stringent powers for audit, and increases in many very important particulars the general powers of the shareholders in the election and dismissal of directors, the general consti tution of the boards, &c. An executive committee, con sisting of the following gentlemen, were appointed to cam the hal through_parliament i _namely— For London and North Western, Mr. Bwart and Mr. James; South Western, Mr. Baker; Eastern Counties, Mr. Martin; (heat Western, Mr. Norris York, Newcastle, and Berwick, Mr. Douglas; Mid land, )&r. Pope; Lancashire and Yorkshire Mr. Mellor. A deputation from this enmities waited on Lord Stanley, to mama Mat to take charge of the bill. THIS DAT. Two o'CLoow. The share market to-day is quiet bat dull, yestar. day'. rates being generally maintained. Little busi ness is going forward, however, beyond the prepara tions for the settlement of the half -monthly account. Great Westerns mark 571; London and N or th Westerns, 1041; South Esaterns, 17 ; Midland., 39i. Foreign shares are neglected. ICY prams dales to.day 1116.1 Pd. BAMIN BATLWATIA esterday. to 1 o'doek. 50 'Aberdeen St Do. Pref;en; _ . . 2 " ..... 7e, Arebet.,Nre.,Bos.,&& in. 6 Berke IS Hants Eat. (Gt. ( West. Perpetual 5 p Ct. ` 20 .11irminghaalsOandi ui . . oalladulypd,orwitbroa n r. 20' De.wltheat a ditaranta 1 3 118irm.Wolr.& Stour Valley 15 'lnn., Hon., and Dudley 1 rellednlypd.,orwitbanar. 15 . Do. without a guarantee 74 Boston, Stain., and Biros . 01 Btirtol and Elea ... . 221 Do. Thirds .. " 174 Noeklnittanwhlrs ... ..* 12 1 Do. I shun •.. .... ... 10 Do. dlO Preeennae ...••.. 60 Chester and Holyhead . DI Do. Preleresoe . . 40 Dltiliill Amnon sad Belfast itine J e na...J e na... 26 gent IS Do. ((Ale E. &11:) ::* Si D0.(21.105.)6 p. Ct. Pref. 26 Ilantern Condos ... 10 . Do. New Pret 6 p. Ct..... p. 4 Do. do. N 0.2 -- Do. N. &E. 6 per Ct.. Do. do. SDK Cent Do. Now &Wm Union, „ eZe . A (ids IL U. BIL) ... .. De. aline B. and C. di tty Dl64:=. OF. . Ct Int I= lia : D..Dn' eter illsallN e et; r i i har m °: o ll)" ; :::l E 4 ,1 1' ! Gloucester & Dean Forest Great Northers ... Do. I thane, A,Dererred Do.e shave. 8, 6 p. Ct.. Do. 5 per Cent. Pr0f..... Ot.Sooth.and Welt. (Ire.) Great North of aneroid.. Do. New, Leo ... .. Do. New, £3O ... ... Do. New, dll ... .. Great Western... ~. ~ Do. !the Do. New, SI/ . Hull and Senty .. ~. .. Do. I shared ... ... ... -tr. sad Cl:rlial ... Do. Thuds .. ... ... Lauseaehire end inhales 2ameo.. De. ... ... Do. New ;pall it:6.j.. Do. I.i.erpoot and Bury Do. We.t El _s Croon Do. Preston Rol Wyrs Do. d sham (A) ... .. lads and Bradford... .. lle 1 I 2--- i 416. -- dia. Par 4 Pal o N no is 28 so 9 6 4 6 4 NIL si 64 pm 31 29 db. 192 17;,N. 112 112 lit I 71t 1 7 01 1 7 11 9 9 86 34 O. 19 II 1 11 71 26 ex. di, 2 pia. iPa" -- 1 ra2 57 59 ez. div.i 6 7pa z dv.i i i i i lcli a 14 14 2 i Ws 4 41 Ws 10 10i :6 28 !TO 225 48 80 pos. 38 38 tan. 18 20 pa bee to 43 se 14 14 „ i „ II Ile „ 344118. „ 82 n„ 47i 48 3 1 83 par Ipa ll{ { 71 4,3{ IS 14 MAL 9 Si dia. II 11 414. 2j 111 pm 7e I die. 41 43 7 8 pm. 473 Mi 8 9 4 3 db. 3j 4} e I dim die m ft 44 ;. v. 79i 80 134 138 1 l-ed; al - 1 F1cini ... ...... ... Do. Pref. 6 &Cad No.l Do. N 0.2 Do. Do .. N 0.3 Do. Quarters 18411 . . .. Lcedon and Blackwell .. Loc., Brighton, la &Coact Do. %ow atm. 6 p.Ct. De. guaranteed 5 p. Ct.. late Croyd..n Takeo.. Do. Pref. 5 per Cent... 15..Convrt. 6 v.Cr.,1652 Lon los and Greenwich - Do. Preference ... . London & North-Western Do. do. New i shares.. Do. Piftba .. la.. - B .. .iluan.,sll.and .O. London k tbotk-Weet.erc Do. New, E5O ... _ Do. New, F4it .. [b. New Preferenee . LowectoftGuar.4 t4r Cent. Xanch„ Buz„andslatlock Manch., Ethef..lklimoolnab t Do. abates, Ye. 1 .. Do. shares, No. 2 .. Do. share, No. a ... Do, ew £lO Pref. ... Do., Great Grimsby .. Do. do. ... ... ... .. Do. Ober. and [impala_ Do. Grimsby Dock .. Do. Linooln Dawn .. nt 00 7,1 10; 10f 57 59 57 09 101 11 23; 24 101 105 ex PM t o Mat n II tv 19 17 di& „ 16 14 dis " 2 PEI sr IS 16 4 1 41 I 4 41 dl4. 7 8 3 Ilf If 2 6 f 6 f 7 3 31 If 2 4 4 6 Ca !SO :ear; 31 iy 311. I 38; 39y ex dis 13 14i db 111 i les ez di‘' 123 123 Do. Comm B. It B. Op. Ct Do.l.rewashValleyPrel. Neweaitle sad Cathala Do. New S2O Do. Extension ... Do. buaren. pa Ct.. 28 30 ex di, 14 13 dla „ 174 184 4 1 $ „ 9 91 9 2 $ II II O Mu s 4 96 13 121 II t.PT° • Do. Do. Pretereaw ». North Otafbrdalun; Oskod, Wo:e., k Wolvor. Koad.,Ouild., and Reigate Royeton and IlitchLa . icottialt Central Scottish 34d:and drew,. k Bum., CleasA Do., New Onerantoed... gbd'enrebury_ end Cber.er 118 tbs. I 6 6 dia. 11 pi. 10 BMs :LIT', 5 4 dbl. „ 1 14 12 1 1 die 14 141 ex in.i 31 3615. 7 .9 (tiOr7i*:DE) Do. Halm De. New... Do. 8 w Oent. PreL lentro,teh Unice thAith Dev?• Fieerenee South Stafforctehlre... 14157. SO ; Do. No. 3_ 10 , Do. No. 4 Register . 43 South Wales ... 184.dheffield, Rotherham, and Ooole.N.Di. gun S p.Ct. 20 'Waterford and .Ilrenny.. 80 Weer Valley, 6 p.Ct. 28 I Do. do. do. . 80 WU% Somertet,h Weym. York,Newearde&Berwiek fo' Do. Ezt(lorkkNewel. ! Do. G.N.E.PurchorPrel 60 York and North Midland 10 i Do. Preference ... 11 1044 4 4 124 Gl St i 39 9 9e 3 I St I I 171 17 39251 / 11 131 1 3 1 6 ii i Poaraux WIESDII.II4I OM. Italian Bonlocaa and AWNS/ . Central Prance (Vienna; Ear Indian : P" 12 13 6 ea. 1 lau Do. do. ::: one Wl= Peamouts if Lavaaaoarg Madrid and Valenta' .. 114ssaar and Lino Naetbera of Prawn lOrlaina sad Bordeaux ... Paris sad Orleans Parlaaad Kowa Paris and etruboarg Boar and Ham dinars and Memo Tours sod Nantes ." 4 I an• F6i 7j du. 61 61 9 21 104 10 ells LIVERPOOL, March 12. BTOCI-BICHANOI.—To-day's market was mat unsteady prices opened at Mondays rateli went lower, revived, and 6oaDy closed Lover. Birkenhead, Lan(Lehlre, and Cheshire (221. shares. 8 per eent. till '3O), lei d.—'Lancashire and Yorkshire (bowl (tilth sham), 8 168. all 4—London, Brighton, and South Coast, 79i Londan and North western, 1041 e. 31 I—Ditto (newt duns), Id. —Midland, 40 !—Ditto (half shares), u d.-7ortlt Vlore (hall abuts, No. 4), 74 p.—Shrews bary and Birmingham (W. 114 s. 3d. B), 6 d.—South Eastern and Dover (No. 4, i.e. as 1.434 61 4.), 3 13s. 34. MANCHESTER, MarA 12. STOCK-ExcnAnox.—Ther• hot not been much business in Allures, the market being decidedly Mt, but without much decline in prices though they were rather weaker. BIRMINGHAM, Mardi 12. 1320Ca-Btowaltoa.—This market was rather Hat today as rcgird prices. Ambercates were done at die. Blt, mingham and Dudley , . 31. Ike. Pl. pm. London and North Westerns at 104, and Birmingham Canals at W. LEBDS, March 12. IlTong•Examaxou.—The market this morning bas shown further indict:long of decline. Little business hug been lone, but what has been ft...warted has been at lower terms. York and New. castle hare bees sold at 14; North Westerns, at 121 dis.; Tort and North Midland Preference, at Si dut, ; and Think Entlealltine & No. i s at Si dia. BRISTOL, Mara 42. Illeal-liiazaaera Was a laadtata badmen dose, but prices were the shade weaker. Oma Quarter Shares elaged at 14, and the New 174 SIPXMS6 611 wormy at 7f, dia. Midlands left off at 38& 9 11 17 176 ii ii dla. 24 2 6 dia. 3 4 dia. 1 +d4 1 a if 10 ri.. i lt Hi die. 6 6 dis. I ; l it din. 1 1 1 ±I iU ~ b 9 4 4; $ $ IS{ 164 61 94 27i 8 28_ 26 41 43 6 61 131 13 y 3 3; . .) sa