The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-06 00:00:00

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The 11est I JO Wen terk• wee sedettergries, me or .1 ere einem le alsteese.—Zetelikaell b Weiteet.Tet, .Hl t 1 TABLE CUTLERY Las tong ea • 'MI t... Ito mdwiraba' wegitles, 11011116111141 with (teams.* my It at 4, Lesdeaban.alnet, taw dears from t'vrablll. andlea ia ar.• at 50 pines. SI lea., SS 10a., It 10*... n • per dram 101.., lb., lea 33.. Table steels, . ;. *rt. aim et demon Wm, eiteasid plated ip• oda She. .nt.r• eta nano' d esubel, Rom 1.. upwards. **eel nom aad sraria Map awl patte have pea .ulletiag Amor, and taw loam pavecatast Ids Moors . died. NEW WOES BY SEEM= ELLIOTT. la 2 r0b...4. Sr*, prise Si. RE VERSE sad PROWL By the CORN `AIi Enron. Castriulloaler a Moline is Elliott's works. the taa. !bane Iteuthey, lor tM “Gerrierl &Mew." .1 bp taw Wirer. Ai; eller Mr Wirt 101 a prat ibr Moir or. I;unirs HEALTH-RESTORING FOOD t.% %LIDS sad EIFFAXTS.—The YLEVALECTA ARA , ~,AA sad allseSsmi new* (without modieboa iron • , tom" as le saves SO Aar to co 4 IS Win amass of sismodelik, ialestiasi. liver and blame son ref &MIT nistad. dyspepsia (iadlossisal, Beblessi rams, eoMt7. bearelers,, lisaskear. appraise. a& ti a etesa Ur Ai% sifts* at tile amselli et mi. mai rin d drommetam% &lay , •• It M% SW elms. amp. ,iaw 12; Sow Ike/Lana. LriA i aim Yam owl Ce. Dails., le bien Panbties4enpot d.tria ; M. men. m ; mad st Bi Bra ploppowiresiolide NO sal 414 Maraud: • --I,os sompetsads pats. loam ball. lel Mils . r Wisdoms of tbe arm of his issolookk• ter* ,AX'S HAIR LUBRICANT.—A sow mad • t r, rarities bras Bak ampsmisi estinsli • which mei Wed win at me swami Maw oaf Ore.., areassir Curs , cc mien alb Whii arms. pores. ast power r were n bore. ,iu6Ltenicat red so drealed tsi Thalia ea pst, will mu make the Matt aims.hossevs. ... ea& by al pram= red undluist qua. auwa" "'babe& Lain *pale :—lgeoss. 4 1 ,„ raniogissalrest ; Lewd% 111. rare Churelb s nd 0), Wow Chenbgaid ; —, 131, Mimi ano sod Co.. crahrikaises. ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS of 1 , %Y. Afell u p •tm _B;llse the kiltafteL i ‘leadlit L the kkitheollisrawilip— el Liar. •r" Sevac zne = m tWei Mahn for : ease drew . sp." ken " limbos," H. lohlertit." Lien .— Wrest Leg et Ushogwy ta The Wept billarZU ..• i...rtun of Amber Illsywd has Irak& —Mesa c.,s of Good Hope: Ape Waggon sad W Neuvee—The Wk. Drowles.was. Wiabor r • neaspoehool—With fiewme, Tersiso. o d Coketel ▪ :be News of the WeeL-0111se. IN, Nista .: trim DL CULVIRWHLLII IifyWWOHEL K" JOT T M EN T cit LIFE. iTirisilof. pod tutOri 1111 tine? , .17;timas—sytts. sod eassaier Marvila<arms. !attar Idadso-71it Pmts. L" Fat= otZZIt plotto—Cetotry pm ft.—lA.Blmo Itytaimp Ilysta—Yelo— DO& Mcipbr. BM A. LM. . . . I ~ wi tb I leis, la. ara ; by put. .•m tlt? Labs—Skit& of Zillakentb. • Lar of liillarney—ildniannesso Si Delia, is, aor eitos, tai n t pout IL. WHAT is EAT, DRI - sof ATOM. • ....reo own pets aid on on awn an nu." • aor anon *wry lons (mass and nu.' M ow. ,s1:1 end enfeehlcd canntution, that harass,. the • .an of p:easure, business, or study, and embitters • ..r.d rules for the dl. and planing regulation of • . , Yearnostinrow • limn N, Casaba' • Wynn, •• dust frog the antlate„ lq Argyaiders, Pm. itENTICE SCHOOLS IN GLASGOW. V,nteiday, a preliminary meeting, cilkd for .as of essidenig the propriety of instituting ea pr,Ar.tibi education awns the workmen .o%.ces of Weapon, was held in the Bel.gioas SWOllt, Esq., is the chew. .anos stated the object proposed by each an se se Lust coatemp:ated. The Ninths was scare eetebiebrd t..r w‘ramon acd appreotices, had • ••• bye years, in Insistence in Edinbirgb, Lai been Tay succeeder. Ho had sera a •. from w..itb it appeared that there were ...e turere pupils to attendance at nose kauburgh, who were tree 16 to 40 years of age. .• Kbem. working sea, Saudi% comparatively • ...ere, were kept is consonance by eaoh other, !t. ri begin the very elements of education, co.( put to the blush. If each an institution wee to kaucturgb, It was far son called for in Glee. ife Mere wee a sash larger COMMILIity to de la I..inject of the 'nom a.aetiag was to organise, t. coliagitees I. socertaii wham aeormino: 164 be got, tit. The clasirwas then called oa Kr. q. caws from Ed.cburgh, sad who took a pest ta. pr.unt atavtann , , to make toms observation' . oi Me err remarked M ing. at this universal sumo which -t.tta estabLahment of apprentice seine was the fl.ll ee of at:: importance, whisk was also shown by .7 in Lien they had be en received by the parties benefit they had been instituted. Numb. n of . Lao a been taught had flocked to they/ schools, Care annually increasing, insomuch txat lest year ..er attendil g the Edinburgh schools was 900, sad coubt that by this time it would here considerably I. le • lug* and populous city like Gleagow, when •re orb number+ of working people, any scheme sx• M Welted fur their education would, he had snorted beyond even their tarot sanguine .o.a. :taco., Lad been established of a private Cur education to the working clause; but ore c.kcier us sufficient importance nor extent, sad, estebhohed by teacher, the fees charged were •T toe large, end above what a working man could Ice object, therefore, of this association would be educetion within the nisch of the very poorest ; not I w raid get their education for nothing, because • • ltation was lot valued half so much a. when it -..t.ng to pi it. As to the puniest of the t:.et, he thsught, would not coot mach, because, el cringed from the pupils would go towards their •• In Edinburgh 1301. wan paid by pupils for %%ion during last year, sad that wee a greet It was proposed to have one or more teacher in whu would be able to impart inertial= in e rudasen s of education—reading, writing, sad ..*.• All the teachers would come under tne en :Kr of as inspector, and his salary, of from 201. r antes, was the only Wary that would be paid ..ociettom Ihe establislimext, therefor., of aro or :s mn:.l be iffectid for a mere trier. The whisk .: , acted in Edinburgh for this Mier last year, sad d quite B,fh .hat, woe only about 1401.. which was a v.'r twill matter, considering the great good that 'Lased by the 'chars. This surely might afford • 'bat an equal effort could be made in Oleegow. : made rime further remarks la votaress* to the :Li acaciation, which he trusted employers would • a ..ley sad interest to support. • ese•i 4 followed, is whisk Mr. Mackie, GoasolEar Ileows, to l taken, took part. • feel.ag seemed quits in farmed the repo t lupe sad iellarstaal coarsittee was amned for taking Steps to still • public misting at en , 4 , 41 , to lay woo filly before the public the - I clueve of the revelation. $ tbm reed by • vote of thanks to the chair. 1 .,, i,vr0c1..-118 importations of pots % atu.ntal Maim of Swope, partieularly Man k , ehini, have for some time pre beau of a eery Amu, ,av inay be time ham ouration of ti.ll, a If ?MOS of the UM oldie have just sakes d.. 7 They ample n mu& eatirely laden • cut., d having ea beerd ealleetively 1,431 toss e boa of the Wash!,..The lelleuriag day 14 4, 1r.4 unduly Wes babies, 1p37 tom •ny asi reeks sad imp, the elide the pollees of ' e•lnare, sad Ilellaad. " Bwrrluilis ON Til RuT COArt.- 441 mit Ow mist /word diem Wye heed es ths ' ..7 • 'Mit Irma Cassia Jooslaglirs, It N., ass of :•f. r,t lor Usisetre @hip Isoollent, the gusset" Wh. *pp:dated far the orgesboties of the we ok ono erereires, add who Iwo hews twat wee! le 'tort roomed es wide h to ergo bettorise 4.`10 lowiroetios ohs omet goardoto so to % lor earn idlest is how lb a wwv7i Usslis 4 • voo 'who's it is sit ow mph" this 'Jetta\ wow. Timis beioorko grid isiosi its bolvdelt, wed tho Mbar padres of tM SAM hat.Vialf tom prevfewely provided for. Whale d. Ilse who:. of the tem.( pond will be • 'thla tweetwe Is vest pouter,. It Is believed :"""... Comes. WtiL , Oriarby, Briditogtoo, Sew ' " Seadtrisad, have .load y hem w lotted "h , th ti..st bet4tf.l will bra erected.—Easters POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. 11013-BTREIT. Miami or Bomar Mr RINtIf&XAM-.-W. AWIMii and J. Swat• in obewrod NIF=.6. a silver weigh 311 a lie pone et it di Sa:eire- lbsall a Ikeresat Ilimpea, el tiai dititlia. Awiend Skit be was Wafts era the Mope et aneleedak is piein sloths., sad. at 1110 seem.adia et %be sewed eeiwle,ailaess's sp % attend= was ettreteell z ieervial Rowell dews the stairs in rather • awaser. Re le be weak's. wits was Mat. Wham hie are upon Rowell, who preateded into the street. eel e 4 wryer& a 'oedema one dews slake and sail he lest his watch. Wham lbw saw 3 MIMI out. Baron neared bit am, sad they both peawsoded elms the thread. They termed up Berier-striee. add wthanne bell of S with and maid. "The you Mend." elhellegle who restudy warted et Witmer beaded Mi hi ariebee constable, sad yarned Rowell, who eadeneweral be imp by meanies I. between the tabs is the reek la the Sens& When witnees aught bin be fell dews, sad whams she fell upon bin. Savant Getable. of the F divided, NMI when be took Sahli iota custody be plead his head to his side, and dropped a watch, acd when witness attempted to pick it up he endeavoured to kick it away. The watch was peadamd, and the beadle woe head 10 be broke. which clearly proved that the weak had been bawd from the aide. --- -. Dlr. Henry mid be had so doubt the primers were eoa• arced i• the robbery of the watch, sad remanded them for a week. Ton CIIAIO3 or TRILOWINO • MAW FROM TOO 80221 or ma &tuna TH1•713.-1. Lepbridge, sae of the emu-shifters at the New B.rand Theatre, was re-exualeed, charged with throwing J. Matthews, the foreman of the stage mounters, from one of the boxes into the orchestra, thereby placing his life in danger. The particulars of the MUMS°, appeared in our journal en Wednesday last. Matthews, who remained in King's College Hospital until Friday, and wee coasequatly unable to appear us the Best day to give evidence, this morning entered the mart, and seemed to be still suffering from the uries. His bead and Gee were mach bruised, and one of hi. arms was in &slice. His body was also much bruised. He begged of the magistrate to deal with the case sum marily, and to be as leniiut as peesible with the prisoner. Mr. Henry said that at first he was determined to mad the ease for trial, as the prisoner bad bees guilty of a most serku charge, sad which might ham caused the death of Metthews. But as Matthews had recommended him to mercy, ld he shou intim a fin* of U., or, in default of pay meat, to be imprisoned tor two months. Tel, primmer, who expressed his regret at the unfortunate oeturence, was then locked up, not being able to pay the floe. MONEY MARKET. Th. official oosooot of dm week midis( the 30th Man BANK OF KNOWS D.—Acoser? I Nam loud IFtli m DM CAJO i _ FRIDAY RYININO. Bank of England for the 1 is u follows: P for *a Week lading March 30,1360 - ;Meat Debt 131.015.100 r 811101111110 1.184,,11N Oela sad Honks 18.087.34 r like ..... 430.391.366 &MUM II Xubli "MX eaw. of D_ Dip Die. AWOL) 0171.017 Depg4t, I)•••fra&Mobsiiii i l . irk 15332 Z,6141"7".".=5ite5.m4 Cimmerian ...... 12,20.363 1%14 i iiii i iiiiiiiii Itark63til •Ced t IWO. I N. MAIL n 3.213 lIIIALL. Mist Omiller. A comparieon of the above rehires with those for the week previous, gives the following results: Circulation issue £30,301,266 Decrease,f 1714670 Circalawn wiles 19,451,900 Increase, 833,380 Public deposits Otber deposits Cleverimsat 111111CUritiall in basking department 14,418,854 Without alteration Other securities in banking lag department 12,287,353 Increase, 973,234 Cola and bellies in both departments .. . 17,078.935 Decrease, 201,008 Sews day and other bills 1,060.332 Incream, 23,773 The Rest 3,602,230 Ireerease, 2,271 The premium on gold yesterday at Pads wan 13 per mills , which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 23.521 ; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 23.50, it follows that gold is 0.69 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London. By last mail the price of gold at Hamburg was 4361 per mark, which at the English Mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.101 ; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.111, it follows that gold is 0.46 per cent dearer in London than in Hamburg. The course of exchange at New York on London for bills at 60 days' sight is 1081 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 109 23.40 per cent, it follows that the exchange is nominally 1.08 per cent against England. But, after making allowance for difference of interest, and charges of transport, the present rate doss not admit of the exportation of gold to thi United States. The rates of exchange at which bills on foreign places were negotiated for this mail present little variation from those which ruled on Tuesday. They were the following : Ilembent Amerterdam 3 Ms. Rotterdem Antwerp ~ Braude Purls Abort Dtter 3 Ms. Prices negotiated. Prom To IS 131 3 II 11 13 3 19 31 33 30 23 30 23 30 _ _ 2$ i Frankfort " Vienna i 12 1 6 Trieste 10 . Petersburg Madrid : Cadls Leghorn Genoa 1 91 9 1 4 3 PIaITIMO CI Mamba Lake PO dais date Otto 1 -I 60 1 : 1 1 The acoonnti from Buenos Ayres extend to the 28th January, being seven days later than those previously to hand. The intelligence received is of the most gratifying character, the Room of Repre sentatives, on the report of the committee on consti tational affairs, having fully empowered the executive to ratify the convention made with Mr. Southern, which may now be said to have become the law of the wintry. Its terms are to the following effect : Convention for se•establishin the perfect Relations of Friendship between Use Britannic Majesty and t►e Argen tine Cesfederatisn. in 11aFtyTce Queen of Great Britain, sad his Exesl- May the tremor sad Camas General of the perm of Buenos Ayres, charged with the foreign esYlfias of the Argentine Coafederatkm, being desirous cf patting as end to the Wean differences, sad of restoring perfect ukiL of eita Masashi', in soccrdame with the wishes masiftled hoth is; and the goverment of her Britoil. stingdeolared that it has no sewer or lateseeled in view, ars say other desire that to see sesurely_ the pries and indepeadme of the states of the Liver Flats, as reed by treaty ; ham surd to that West, se UM t e r inl it aiestiaries, via :--lise Majesty the Quasi of Goer Hwy lisathera, Esq., her Majesty's Meshes r Plesigetentlary, sestedited to the must of Dome Ayres ; sad his Emanate, the Gomm at.= Geseral of the provisos of Bums Ay the Minister for Foreign Alain, Dr. D F Anna; wise after karts( essinenaleated to sash other resposthe fall powers, sad hand them in good sad dim Isom, have agreed as Wow— Ash I.—The goverment of her Britaaaie Mar w , si t z t ; mated by the desire of patting an end tow white bac loterraeted the poinisel and emmirelal relatioas Mem the two somtries, having es the {6th July IMP, mica tbe Meshed* which it had established of die pests of the two repahlies of the Plata ; thereby review a peer of its emilietsey mutilates, now hereby binds itself la the NNW misers spirit, defioitively to evacuate the Island of Martin Garden to Mass the Ascetic' easels of war which sm is Its pommies, es far so possible, la the ems state they were In whoa takes, sad to salute the flog of the Argestim Com Iseleraties with Meaty-ere rms. Art. I— both sentraciag parties shall be delivered to cam resrAive omen all the inerehmt reser with their ..nz. mhos ythem dories the blockade. S—Elte auxiliary Asmara' &violate existing la the Oriental slats, shall tram serer the Uruguay whets the FraMli gemmest disarm the foreign legion, sad all other insures who may be nadir erne, sad ions the garrisoa el therm of Mats Video, caseates the tewirey of the two rembliss et the Plats, abeadoes he hostile priers, and ere. byres a trusty ii 'ease. Use Bawer Majesty's govern. mat, I. the NCO of it being new wry, offers to me its mood OEM IS ININOMI &boat these objects, with its ally the Fro* Art. 4Vrirdlessis Modesty's goverment resegares the eaviptiss el w aver Perms to be ea baked awls*. ~:..... LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1850. ties of the Agouties seellimegism o elf eel eskiy to its laws emillegehaisms 1- le She mu wawa se AU of tke River 17rmem lausamen Ugh the Mimed siege. B..—Mge Reitman* osegramest laving Marred "UM it is freely NAadmitted that the Amman guablis is is Me swimsuit sad ezeirdse„ of sum sight, eluting of Imes sew. gossamed by up memet~ emits ; sad Meg Nee stone ef events Is she Woad sepia he made It kr the allied mem beseniet he • time the szershe the itsillgerges =Me Ampules mgmbile, It is telio Maimed Ow Me es mama MM ham WM, woad. vase *Wu cfraimMemess hem bees smiled& either es Rebels et immes," hereby melt* the Agouties amt. wiM regard this esmagaigge. Sainin Ns sE: Mims it eppeeleligth Ow peewee,* of Reim tins l ie the past whkk Is She agoNimais el thoriesiple. Ast. •.—ls *tee of the Armadas opeemmeses levies deJaged AM 11 wadi 'debate IIAW, eth i cs thsA its ally hie Ms ghs Ogisetall ROM& ve EINIMIO, Oihs. amid .setae ' I msdi r i tir ihe Affill imm e mese lkor a rra- tits reseeded he MIS the emu et hiss e ssi z Mi sad hula, lt °Maimed the ossmeg eseveation is hoseby egged epee sad Art. I—Urelest this .. s w laiei perbeg bisiduldp bums her Uwe& Meggstes government sad as geweesieet et the senthdaralba Is redone to Its beam ebbe( pod su4se eel suliality. 11.1141 r. 2bisesemetise aW be smile. by the Amer lieopipmegml mihisallsemime tevillissnott at lee mgessmis Mellety's govenagem is punted sad Ike rattled. seal be usheaggd. Art. 9—ls witness whams( the plelpotontiaries sign this conventfoo L and alas the seals of their arms thereto. Dons at Buenos Ayres es the 24th of November in the year of our Lord, on. Amused sight hundred and forty 8.) away Soutmx. (L. 8.) FaLtn Lamm. This authorisation was immediately followed by the formal resumption of diplomatic relations, Gen. Roses having at once, and in th e mee t handso me and gratifying manner, proceeded to receive Mr. Southern in his character of her Majesty's minister to the Ar- I gentine government. This took place on the 24th, with all the weal formalities, at the residence of his excellency the governor. This circumstance had dif fused universal satisfaction amongst all classes of the inhabitants. The commercial news is not of mach interest. 208 retail from sea were in port, of which 63 were English. Hides were quoted—Matadores, 27 to 30 lbs. at 47 to 50, and ditto, country, at 42 to 47 per 35 lbs. Tallow, raw at 17 to 18 ; ditto, melted, first sort, 27 to 28. Spanish doubloons, 2521 to 253 ; Patriot ditto, 2491 to 2501. Six per Cent. Stock, at par. Exchange on England, 68s. to 675. per ounce. The greatest tran quillity prevailed; and to the great gratification of the people heavy showers had refreshed the land. Bahia advice. report a dull market for sugar, bat prices had not suffered, although several sellers had come forward and realised in consequence of large arrivals, which were expected to be continued during the month. In freights little was doing. The ex change was firm at 29d. The fever was unabated in its virulence and was particularly destructive amongst the shipping. DUBLIN mss'—Ann. 4. ter Ont. Commis lab IN asssest, May 13 N pot OM. Mask Mr °posing ink Ilea. 2ole Few per Clant 017 Dols at OIL 6s. 2L Palnfiks iranain Ccapsay (let. Fold) 7 Closeams , Oss. (X paid; S zdv Ddllla mid Doter& eo) . 8 Dila sad MOM Melia (Th _ a 7 . ..sestbers and Wan= land Ot. Wooten end lit. Canal Compsay ( abana) iutnt THIS DAY. Two o'Ciecx. Consols opened this morning at yesterday's closing prices, 96 to k both for present transfer and Thursday next, at which the market has been steady and without the least variation up to the pre sent time. Business has been done in the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 977, to I, and in the Three per Cents. Reduced at 93 and both ex div. Exchequer Bills have again been done at a further advance of Is.; they mark 87s. and 89e.; ditto small, 705.; and India Bonds, 925. prem. Bank Stock, 205 ax div. Long Annuities, 81 ex div. In the foreign stock market there is little change in price. Danish Scrip is rather firmer, having touched 31:prem. Peruvian mark 674Veneziaels, 31. For Spa nish the market is very steady ; the Three par Cents., were last done at 371. The official list gives the fol lowing as the actual business of the morning :—Bra xilianßonds, at 88 ex div. Buenos Ayres for account, at 54. Danish New Scrip, at 2j, 31, and 3 premium. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents , at 551 and j ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 83 ex div. Mexican, at 281 and for money, and 281 for time. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, for account, at 67; ditto Deferred, at 281 and 2. Portuguese Four per Cents.. for account at 321. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 941 ; the Scrip, at 11 and 11 premium. Spa nish Active Five per Cents., for account, at 171, 1, and ; the Three per Ceuta., at 37 and 1. Vene zuela, at 29 and 31; ditto Deferred, at 111. MOLDILi Mask NM& 7017 3 pr Ct. lot Lem. II * .3 per Ct. Oa. Aims.. II * INDIL—Tas Day. 3 par OL Oas. Aae.. N 3, per eta 91 k.aebsquer WU,GTa t• ?Os. FOREIGN FUNDS. rOl. Auglets 1 pis Oc. Oneida SU. 18 17 pir 01. J. /982:410 (hems& Warred 1914.. 3t 4t 4990441.. 8 pro CIL y,4 1 5W4144900116.. 44 8 4pm 01. Pewits DO.. Ili 8 w. II T Do. Diferre4 De.. 4 m o t oomm ftyrigi 1 Ow., 31 4 sor P rlvas, 11.16. 108 8 DIM N.,— Ditto ftearb ma& in i t . Br" N I I per O► agendsa 1/45. rt ft 3 per 01 . 67 9 MUD Nolte DO., 34 1 91 pat 01 Dui& . IQ i 1 pie Ct. Vieetuels Do.. D/ 31 4149 OL DO* Osrts.. Mt it Vticsaatia Warm' 1ie...111 1n RAILWAYS. Tin Day, O OCLOCK. The share market to-day is quiet T , W and ' presents little alteration is prim, the quotations rsling at ekes of yesterday's market being those at prepnt current. It may be noted, however, that the tame is sot so good for the hea vier descriptions of stocks as it wee yedarday. Great Westerns mark 53 ; North Westerns, 1041; Caledonians, 81 ; South Rasters., 131 ; Brighton., 791. Poreigs shares are inactive. Ban_ tuivans. Nee.Asssa. ■rr !qt. ( It II ti — 1 ela 1 . " 1 Par IPt If IT ii ii "ii It I I pa, 4 A pm. IT i Me. HI !y .e• i 74 Is $ 3 db. le II 1 71 If f gai. I i 5" Pa 46 SS 4 7p 4 11 17 17 7 II 17f 22f U 27 l e l 1 I is d 15 10 Ws 21 13 t o 25 27 i ~m 416 "ii Te pi.. 34 33 pes. 17 19 pm. 34 14 26 27. 13 124 104 194 Si SIN& 96 N 4714 9 9 1 pa. SO 6 I die par 32 $4 Id d6s 17 161 dis. 101 lO dia. 13 Il i die. II 11 pa RI II Ms. 94 98 :1 iittla. 6 db. 11 1 dig l i dh 4 i 9. 1 79 80 lii iii 3 + 3s 38 S 6 jai 11 1311 144 103; 1044 die II j i die pit 6{ P -20 19 dia. 16 14 414. 15 II 16 t IN& Ili 6 i I I 19 II "ii ft. :I 7 3 We 33 Sa 37 Eli IS 17 122 1 101 1031 ill 1 11 11 4 • tat d'y • •i I 40i yam. 1 34 II WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCINO-LANZ, SATURDAY MORNING. The Colonial fa ark.ti opined on Wednesday. For Sugar the demand has bees rather limited, and although importers continue to support the market by buying in their goods, the salsa that have ham nude have ni many came been slightly is favour of dm herrn with the exemption of the reading sorts, 'Malawi maint ained the pm ions currency. There hes beat seseidereble animation in the Coffee market, RUNS did* by speculative demand slam this day week ablest IWO bags of native Ceylon have been disposed of, the quotation then was 413 s , end it role gradually until Wed nesday, whits the pries reached 655., s reaction however hes takes pines; some Wee were made yesterday at 63e., sad to-day Ohl• Ms been accepted for good, sad ble. per cwt. for comma quality ; the plantalon sorts are nearly neglected, and cestinse to show a decline of about 16s. per cut from the highest point of the market. Is Tea the business trans acted he aids been very eesao ; common C somewhat easier, the quotations now Wag 91d. per a en r i: arrivals have taken plus, and the market will shortly be better supplied. TALLOW MAR/MT.-TM DAY. The market is without alteration from yestetday. This eaotatioaa Sr. ma seder: Neosho!! T.C. oa Ow spot, Me. to 375. • April and May, 361. 61.; October to Deciaaaber, ses. 3d. to ies. ed. SMITHFIELD HAY MARIEST.—THIS DAY. Mean. Cooper sad Davie ropers the following quenelles' Prime liesitow, Me. to rin ; inferior, 601. to 63e. Cloves, flOn to Stn ; Strew, 23e, to lat. COVENT-GARDEN.-THIS DAT. Vegetables are well supplied, but saaay kinds of halt v am learee. A hw Strawberries hare made their appears's* The %Howls. are the prises: FRUITS. Almonds, per sok 6 ems, ror lb.. So le So Walnut; lo SS to So per Ho to SY NW. boa., Me to Ifs UM AS. No to UM pr lONS. Ploorippdp pot k, do to Ido -- OM% rdnided l / 2 Pm IL, dr to to PIM% pat dos.. or to 106 Apples, p. boa., ts to to Umiak pot eloo., Is to le 100, do to Ille Omen. pr gm, IL to to NI pot 100, le. to lb. Two* Dm% ow ANL toi; per pe=il to =per Od Onto ie. lawn% tole per WIN Onto le 01 Om pw dm, le to es frowskl, p. bootlL, Onto 111 Orseme, re des. psi arm& Speedo, ildew, ply boa., 44 par doosOle kr to ~oebWi,hidto4oo —p doo., Ldd to ilmakoolor 44 to Id Owl% Wk. to IN Lotassi4 Cab.. p. mom 44 to 44 isillmh pi nom Is Id to is Illaboomio, pot Ild Is Is OEM May p. Fon* pro look MID OA Ilavory, per bark SI So MIMI% por limb. Id to Pink' s : 6. 4o a Ma. ligi b r ia lIS p li riripasii. l4B{ Ti b eta Warns. par Oa. tends; MI Or N_ _ _ pot lilt sieve, Is to Is Id Potatoes, per km, 66s to Ms for owt., as to /s pr bomb. II 6d to 3o 6d "Ittrdosboo.,ls Od to bid .por ac t % to Is Woe WM, per bd.. 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Sif L—liseir Ilimewaize, MI ((Mk and Dew, (Mk 4 risistered), 41.85. 94. 131 MURORAN, Apra 6. 8T001.11011•11011.—This Shan-atarket was new trim laday. Wand (111sulagban mad Derbys)a a r• g dor at 11. Mow it MI Alm Ualossoitil mad linaloshus LiIDS, Ap►il 6. atom- lizonexeli.—Very li ttle business bee Deem done stoestag es Wm. lien Wag reloetaat to Left see 714e4 were dose it ; North Weeerres et 1 db.; Great Westerns et 50f ; see Greet Meares at 141. lb. ed. BRISTOL, April 6. 9100L-ixawss.—Tbs market was still isastive r bat aalsawlrt Sauer as TM Gal, variation Ina la Ilikl• Ma we Wale% elorT g a a l s eir i btiug as Improvement of 10a pat same es Ur sarreadaa et yentarday. GUAT NOILTXIII.—TIiIs company are preparing to *rest their London passenger station, north of the Regent's Cana, by Ideldorleme, is view of the intended opening of t►s viola Use bowies Lesion sad Petal:arose% is July. 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No. S le , Do. No. 4 Iffeblerld 41 looth Wales _ Is ft. Domani Omit.. 1841 Paeseires"and ree. p.Ct. 18 Woloreolimi=smoy.. le Wear Pelf% p.Ct. U D la do. e 0 Weto L ettermotils !Nom . Di. — Wallows& Ds. Danortisposi Diskikßi York NM Mr& Lased Pam= Ran.wAn. I AMbabas OW haw arliestrlial maz =lams (Vlama) &Ohara Do. do.. OrtlMloiF&o.uk... Gunaltaiug „. Madrid and Alma .. Namur mad Lisp • Northam et Proms .. Odour asil &calm ... Paris rid Odors Parlour. tom .„ Pub gad lam aid Uwe Ombra awl liers Taus sad Swiss 23 SO SS 23 ill 23 to N to I 0 174 RAILWAY MEETINGS. LANCASTER AND PRESTON. A agsMal general meeting of the shareholders in tbb iris held at Laster, ea Thusday, for the d a • dividend; and, aho, in compliance with a siqulellat steed by 22 proprieton, re tins Ave how and MK aims, for the perpose of pting measures to Moss the annuity now payable to the Canal Company, in =l4 lion fey their surrender of an onezpired lease of .Mr. Bt lIIIILL was welled to the chair. The other bream pressot were Mr. Hodgson,Carlisle, Mr. J. C. Illetterthwaits, Mr. Moore, Mr. lemonades, and Mr. asturthwal to. The report presented by the dineton stated the revenue for the last half-year, exelune of the reserve fund, to be 16,6471.61. Bd., leaving a sambas of 12,9601., lees the half year's annuity payable to the Cunt Company, whilst the realer jlllOlll2ll from the same soars WM Wa66ot The dividend received on the C ar li s l e shares held o, d by the com pany amounted to 2,2921., exclusive of the above income, and available for dividend. The directors, while regretting that the late depreciation ia railway property had tempora• rily suspended the proposed redemption of the annuity paid to the Canal Company, did not think it desirable, at present, to move in she matter, thftgh they placed themselves entirely in the hands d the tharebolden. Is conclusion, they recommended a dividend of 11.6 e. 7d. on whole shares, 17e. 7d. on three quarter Awes and 7e. on quarter shares, fag at the rate of upwards of i per sent. The movank exhibited a coesiderable haleness to the com pany's credit, accruing from 'wills. sources, but principaliy runt the dividend and proportion of profits paid by the Instanter and Carlisle Company. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption and approval of the report, attributed the large number of shareholden present to the requisition calling on the directors to redeem the annuity pay.ble to the Canal Company by the creation of new shares, or suck other means as might be thought desirable. They had come to the conclusion, however, that ..5, a proceeding of thie kind ought not to originate with them. Considering the question an urgent one, the requisitionnta earnestly recommended a special meeting for the purpose of taking it into consideration, as, by a previous agreement with the Canal Company, the debt might be redeemed at the rate of 4 per co- t , before the 14th of Hey next, or 5 per cent. after that period. The annuity now paid to the Canal Company, as all the thareholders knew, was 4,8751., for thirteen years of the unexpired lease, and the amount re quired to redeem it would be about 47,0001. The directors, on receiving the requisition, decided on immediately con vening such a meeting, and it remained for those present to Si the day. Friday the 12th instant was suggested by a Shareholder, and unanimously agreed to. Mr. DUNN seconded the motion. Dr. COWAN congratulated the chairman and the share holders on the very favourable nature of the report, which seamed to them, en the present occasion, a dividend of something more t han 54 per cent. In these times be con sidered it a large dividend. Neither could there be any doubt, he thought, of its being an honest one, and that it did not interfere with capital. (Applause.) Though op- Cius a general te principle , the creation of new shares, fl d ally concurred ti the suggestion for authorising the di nners to take immediate steps for redeeming the annuity to the Canal Company before the let of May next. He also thought the directors should be authorised to express their strong opposition to Lord Granville's Railway Audit Bill. For his part he was decidedly opposed to a government audit. The CHAIRMAN said Lord GrineWe's bill would cer tainly have attracted the attention of the directors, had they not felt that there was already an end of it. Mr. KAY 'greed with Dr. Cowan and the requisitionista, that the question of amalgantation was a most important one, though he did not think this the proper time to enter tain it. It would be suSciest to do so in year, to come. The next subject he came to was a rather delicate one. They all tam his opinion as to the participation of this company in the guarantee to the Scottish Central. He wished to oak the chairman whether the receipts from that railway were included in the receipts presented with the Cullal. accounts. The CHAIRMAN said he could give • very satisfactory answer to Mr. Key, but as prudential reasons were involved, he should feel in-ebted to him not to prim the question. Mr. KAY, under thou circumstances, had not the least objection to withdraw it. There was another point, how ever, he wished to pram on the attention of their representa tives at the Carnee board. There were two interests be sides their own at this board—the London and North Wes tern and the Carlisle proper. The object of the London and North Western would naturally be to make their terminal charges as heavy u possible, end he hoped the gentlemen who repriasuted the Lancas ter and Preston shareholders at the Carlisle board, would keep an ye to this, and protect their interests. (Hear, hear.) The circumstances under which they had met that day were exceedingly encouraging. The tragic on their line was improving from year to year, and he thought they might fairly anticipate increased divi dends in proportion. (Applause.) The CHAIRMAN said, that in accordance with the act of parliament, sanctioning the agreement between the two companieg, an inspector had been appointed in the person of Mr. W. Jackson, their vieschairman, to attend the meet ingot the Lancaster and Carlisle Company, for the proper examination and verification 'Albs amounts. Mr. SOUL advocated the redemption ;;•7 the annuity to the Carlisle Company, before the 14th of May, as the moot advantageous step that could be taken. It might be effected for 47,0001. The 4,7851. now paid yearly would , fell into their bands. Supposing the 47,0001. to be raised by the creation of new shares, he thought they could afford to divide 6 per cent. on these :shares, and carry a half per cent. to the old shares. ( 11 4dr.) Dr. COWAN was in favour of immediate redemption. Mr. HODGSON, M.l'., while equally favourable to the proposed redemption, could not altogether agree with Dr. Cowan, who seemed to think the money might be borrowed. New, the act of parliament datioctly pointed out that it could only be raised by the creation of new shares, or by borrowing to the extent of one-third. Mr. OILLON, of Liverpool, wished to ask one question in reference to their position with the Lancaster and Carlisle Company. In the event of any new works being constructed, would the impinge of such works have to be defrayed from the joint capital of both companies before the payment of a dividend ? The CHAIRMAN replied in the affirmative, supposing the work. to be for the benefit of both companies. Mr. OILLON was decidedly opposed to the creation of a second eepital, except for the construction of a new line. Mr. SOUL said the Carlisle Company might expend their own capital as mush as they chose without in the least affecting this company, so far as joint liability woe °Pa wned. CO WAN inquired if tbis company was implicated In any rhape in the dispute between the Lancaster and Carlisle and the Ma port and Carlisle Companies. The CHAIRMAN replied in the negative. Dr. COWAN was glad to hear it. Iha motion was here submitted to the meeting and adopted unanimously. The CHAIRMAN neat proposed a dividend in the ratio specified in the report. Dr. COWAN seconded the nt:tion, which paved in like sienna.. The meeting, which wu very numerously attended, then broke up, alter a vote of thanks to the clubman. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE. The proposed meeting of shareholders for the pur pose of receiving the report of the committee of investiga tion into the affairs of this railway took pines no Wednesday, at Stoke. The chair was occupied by Mr. J. L. RICARDO, M.P. The Czataiwt stated that he had received a amount utien from the chairman of the committee, General Briggs, in which he wee informed that the report of the committee would not be ready, and that, therefore, the meeting meat be adjourned. It had, however, he n thought prow that the present meeting should be held pro firma, and a fresh one called. He felt himself bound to repudiate the Manua• tics that there was any desire on the part of the directors to shriek from the result et an investigation to which they had themselves bees instrumeatal. After reading the letter from General Briggs, sad soapy of the minutes of the oom- I mine., Mr. Ricardo concluded by saying that is soon as the report was received not a moment would be lost in lay ing it - before the shareholders. Mr. Avian, having asked if any of the committee were present, aid received an answer in the negative, said that some report of the p roceedings of the committee up to the must moment m ig ht have been tarnished . He thought that the report wig t not to_be pat off to an indefinite perid. Mr o . RICMIDO said that, ander the eirenasetanoes, no par titular day eoald be flied. It was difficult to know how to eat. It was, perhaps, better to leave it as It was, and the committee would nee their endeavour. to obtain a report as early as possible. Mr. Anurrawarrn said he attended on the part of a cow situ*e of shareholders to Manchester, and held hinisell be tween 600 and 600 shares. He was unions to know what the vales of his property was. The conduct of the directors had been so fair and candid he would not withdraw his cost. Memos from them. . . _ Mr. iiiATIC;I d.sind to know the state of the allot s. time with the North-Western, tad asked if any of the dine ton had been parties la the contracts for iron which had bees entered into long before they were wasted. Mr. RICARDO said he could not anticipate the committee's report. As soon se the affair was settled it would be oom minicated to the shareholders. The traffic returns would neemearily be much altered by the arrangements with the London and North Western. He thought the monthly returns, which had failed to meet the approval 01 t►e she,. holden., were the best basis to judir ills value of their property from, but in accordance with their •kb the semi weekly return should be substituted. Mr. 'WATSON pressed for an 'Lawn to his question regard ing the iron contras*. end vise answered by Mr. Riterdo, who stated than° cannot for iron bad been mimed into With say director. (THREEPENCE. A.ftsr seem remarks relative to the number of days the committee had sat (11 days in two months), Mr. RICARDO said that he thought it would not be right to do anything in their absence. Th e accounts had beet submitted to the examination of Mellen. Quitter and Ball, and the committee were waiting for their report before they made their owe. Thtnks were then voted to the chairman, and the meeting broke up. Yon=, NIWOUTLI, AND BERWICK —A meeting of this preference shareholien was held in Liverpool on Tueeday, when resolutions were adopted for the peotectiNt or the in terests of the shareholders, with reference to this company's bill now before parliament for making arrangements as to thepayment for the purchase of the Great No r th o f E ng l an d Railway, the parliamentary committee upon which measure L appo in ted to soot on Thursday neat. PRWTOP AND SOUTH SHIILDS.—A meeting of this 00/D, pan, was hell yesterday, at the office in Gaildnall-buildings, but the prouedince were of a private nature, and the meet ing was soon after adjourned. It appeared that the purchase money for the line was now coseiderably overdue, and had not yet been paid by the company to whom it was sold several years ago, and with which Mr. Hudson was con nected. This was the only matter of interest. DUNDALK AND extraordinary mut ing of the shareholders of this company wu held on Than. taste Dablin, for the purpose of c.nsiclaring a bill now parliament, to extend the time for compulsory pur chase of lands and houses, and the completion of works on that portion of the authorised:line which lies between Cutleblayney and Ballybay, sod for other purposes. After a long and very warm discussion, in the course of which the chairman, the Right Hon. E. Lucas, repeatedly said he would tender his resignation alter the meeting, the draft of the bill submitted to the shareholders was approved of, and the directors were empowered to have it raised into law. GLASGOW, DUINPRIZS, AND CARLITLI.—The works on this line are nearly completed between New Can:mock and Atachinlech, and the line will be opened to those points in June. The woiks is the tunnel at Drumlanrig are advanc ing, and will be completed by September, which will then leave only seven or eight miles of unfinished route between Glasgow and Dumfries. EMPLOYMIINT ON BAlLWAYB.—Yesterday a parlis. mentary document was printed, showing that on the 30th June last there were 159,784 persons employed on railways, of which 55,908 were employed o n ra il wa y s open, an d 103,816 on railways not then open. Oa the 30th June the total length of railways open was 5,447 =ilia and 10} chains; the length in the course of construction or, that day was 1,504 miles and 204 chains; and 5,132 miles and 38} chains neither open nor in the course of construction, making 12,093 miles and 70 cholas auth or i se d to be used for the conveyance of passengers. GIIALT NORTMERN.—The DOIICCJier gazette Wile," The shueholden of the Great Northern Railway Company will be glad to learn, that, notwithstanding the depreciation of their stock in the muket, arising from circumstances over which they have no control, this great scheme, which is to bring together, in a quicker intercourse, the cities of London and York, will be ready for opening by the lit of July ensuing ; at all events, not later, most assuredly, than the 18th of that month, as the works on the line between Lon don and Peterborough are in such a state of great forward ness as to warrant the announcement. Tnia satisfactory fact is ascertained by a recent inspection by a deputation from the board of directors, accompanied by Mr. Cubits, the engineer, and Mr. Dreamy, the contractor ; a n d th e wor k s are f oun d to be of a substantial and efficient character. The opening of the line in question will enable the company to take pas sengers in their own carriages from the terminus is London to that of York. Of course, they will only be enabled to do this by carrying them round the loop." TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. opened. Named Railway. has Iva. 1860.1 BILITION. 1849. 1850. W'Aber/ma - 31 TO £BB6 gm ;Belfast and Ballymena 16 Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire 852 1,018 14 Bolton, Blackburn, &W t.York 3BB 438 864 Bristol and Exeter 1 Caledonian 6o 4,909 5,902 944 Chester and Holyhead n Dublin and Belfast .1 nutrias 196 306 W Dublin and Drogheda 687 900 n Dublin and Kingstown 112 I Dundee,PertbAberdeen Jane 493 530 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen 614 But Anglian 719 832 psi East I,lllC46llire 322 Eastern Counties end Norfolk ;13,048 14,812 95 BUG= Union l,OBll 2,0011 674 Edinburgh and Glasgow 3,529 2,931 71 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 1,71 s ' 2,125 18 IFUllieW Junction 341 100 Glasgow, Paisley, and Ar• •• • 2,712 2,979 24 (Glasgow , Paisley,and Greenock 939 goo 143 Great Northern& E. Lincolneh 1,810 2,934 istn Great Southern andWestern(l) mu 4 3,7 5 4 3164 Great Western* 90 iLencuter and Carlisle 220 !Lancashire end Yorkshire 11,128 12,172 39 'Leeds and Think 126 Liverpool,Croaby, & Southport up London and North Western ili London and Blackwell 1716 London, Bri‘bton, and S. Coast 239 London and South W nitro 16 Londonderry end Enniskillen II 4 Mtn., Buxton, & Matlock, &c. 1604 Manchester, Sheff., & Lincoln 09 'Midland 60 'Midland GreatWestern.(l) 37 Idonklands 664 Newcastle and Carlisle 135 :forth British __ . 7 26 6,759 8,741 136 3,132 20,351 1,053 1,851 l 2,6451 '822 1,930 3,122 4,324 ! North Stafford-hire Scottish Central Scottish ►tidisod Shrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union South Neon South Eutern Taff Yale Ulster West Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, Berwick York and North Midland ! +43 1,809 9,605 2,386 792 FOREIGN. I Amiens and Boulogne Dieppe . Dutch Rhenish Slontereau and Troyes 'Northern of France 'Orleans to Bourgea Orleans to Ihrdcaux _ IParis and Orleans 85 'Paris and Ronen 871 15,25.5 3,040 2,715 7,684 2,722 3,019 8,571 3,452 , Rouen and Havre • The receipts include the trifle on the Bristol and Exeter. MINES. (From the Mining Journal.) Notwithstanding the holidays, there hu been a very fair amount of business done during the week, and, fretn present proepecti, we may reuonably calculate an an active market daring the coming ens. Shares is the following mines have changed hands since our last:—Devon Great Consols, Triviskey and Barrier, Trelawny, South Basest, South Tolris, Stray Park, Dana Minn, Penzance Console, Heignston Downs, Tribes', Bco. tallack, But Wheal Rose, West Candon, Bedford United, Ca'lingua, South Tamar, West Prov'dence,Grambler, Gus tavus, Pendant*, Teethellan, Herodsfoot. Bwlcb, Regale Liu, Leathern**, Wheal Maria, Wheal Vincent, Wheal Barak, Pennant and Craigwee, In tonign Mines there - bave been several transactions, es pecially In Imperial and National Brazilians, United Mizican, Santiago, and Cobra shun. Copiapo, Linares, St. John del Rey, and General Mining shares bass been done. CAPTAIN SMITH, R. N., ADMIRALTY 8111PRRIN iNTANDIINT OF PAOLI?* At SorTHAMPTON, died thin morning, rather unexpectedly. The Admiralty hes thus placed at its disposal a situation of 6001. a year. INEQUALITY OP TILE LAND-TAIL—A meeting of deputize from the various metropolitan &striate, who us seeking to obtain an equalisation of the land tax, was held last evening at Eutlty's Hotel, Southampton strut, Mr. Holt in the chair. It was resolved to submit a ease for the opinion of lir. Peacock, as to whether an application might not successfully be made to the of Exchequer to compel the commisidosen to equalise the essmement in the ilolboru As an instance of the unjust manner in which the land tax redemptlm act works, it was elated is the coulee of the die. ausioa, that sines the recent saltation on the abject the Duke e Portlend, and other large owners of property la limyleboete ere taking active steps to redeem the land tux • ekar property, sad this proems is being serried on to seek en extent that wales, the legislature steps in end pre vents it by tnoealiag or aralifylog the redemption set, next year there will be little or no land tax to collect from Mary lebone, and as that perish is essemed at only one eighth of a p,any in the pound, while other par.iltes in tle eras ditislon ate asteroid at more then a hundred theme that amount, the consequence will be, that the pentad Nutlet ertelan from the inequality of the saseentent will be w petuated on the latter penalise if the redemption previous to the assessment being equaling. ,i-tiiii- xi. 1649. 31 37; 16 611 60 322 611 Si' 71 100 22/ 110 1681 3061 196; 27 124 433 61 1624 2164 16 113 463 i 60 661 163 711 211 1074 72 82 711 211 1074 72 124 39,690 711 8,262 10,147 100 4,832 20,813 1,009 1,0.3 1,7171 6,07 2,01_ 11,829 7,336 1,203 '370 . lei 11,561 5,965 1,277 i 1 61 131 i