The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-06 00:00:00

'--s .1)4. i• No. 1,152.] A nal' PACKETS for PORT NATAL— dowetina X‘Ooty'r Ira M lll4edfoliocoommit i r t ;R % no:4 10 NATAL. rimmed usimeste num torelsolio sod Woos; If roced of ,•••• l•rmeratiiill 141 we , pr old 19 Deno cd hf MO; duo, ' • n-I. atFkk : wool dor later= witli • ~. ma, CIO ; dltly sod 30 *ere. al land. Ltl lOt. ; e,•• ee. *oh prothoor, sad 20 auto of hod, .Cl 9; • C:h ; e..bdo rootlet, with prociakes, . • i.X..11 , 1 hempen the arc of ono rid Nato 0,1 .111 mphw half the quantity at 140.1. J. C. &quay decoolchad 11 owed, will 2,0110 • : ono& oiD odl posenally : T --- eas. NO Lasitaa. at the do.. el Nay. lAstdoe. Jew I. Liverpool, • the aimed Kay. Oilmetpow. dm. .4 smilestios. s further =mks 11 107 ju C.., U. Mask DaL—Gly 1111•41111111. I \NT% LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. . -I..tsn is raproorrod by e mead Am of Tarilmest ..ad r 00 a nototaied as to abed ebo limbo of lib r to lest ',Lunt to owl se pew* abl Actozmod.tius tM ikT arli= abbe eo tft „N,,bpd smut. tart, et Or loop ort esa ma. amlirn %dated frai Ir prooloor o=otdo comp'ete ov as ammo/' to ammo/ ; o pixy's intimations boo arblod rli•Wates etutpes to pi toy.baidetoos bo sous by rotor. rd to the varied odd rolorro lair% odd* wirim ut outo ood Moor s u.4yfbrt e is 110MARI . 011. Didelor. orb MI6 Woke H AFRICAN EXHIBITION. CHINESE ;r.v, 11..k.perk-coesee—a of SPORTING . ...c ow* .rta Oeetisees, he, trout the usesigored a South ♦hko-Okk.N DAILY, ham II - ulanieios iNY LAMP and CANDLE MANUFAC .O tlOira Espana PM lisp, my elk seal goad . •• CS 4•1 mottled, eas. per 112 ; nerd, Bd.; berg .. ant old brown Windsor, ta ; while ram, palm • , hoseysuckle, Is. id. per lb. Best sloes candle% • al.; metalVe, 7d.; marked PelawroUbsny • 1......01 war, Is. ; PM?, amponte,l44. and 11101.; la hrL and la I.'d. *sling wan, Se. U. •.. ; A tun, oil, Ss. Id ; mewl oil, is. Id.; eds , , • 44. pet . dawn. Cuspids', b. N. per sin. • ...elm :aim for warning kad , de.; all sal aura • rt . , 4 tar wholesale prises. -•• • . el.. e. of every deseriptios.— " M i erale llmi t • • ▪ ratan alert Meld Lampe mol Ueda Ste liethat'apert, within two Ma me' walk -N. Lam. lest on hire. %•AM and Co.'s MEDICATED CREAM T. uvovv.to btu samosestosasssos us, arms, I, .1. ; liedisatad Chun Y lavahrbia at this ;-essetptios, braatidtis. laausasa, riinatatiss, . -t. barna *dm sail mid& Alm s hsow tic.tsloreux.aisehtikpalphatioastthe Matt. sad sil hdausaalass rd eruptions cf. . • ...Ole W assay purmses in bodlies,lisoom of shunts o/ lastanfachni. that these w . •... rcrir be without it. It is so innocent that it dim. infant. It Is ea elegant acoossinnlneset patrosiard icy may of the • 7e the warm ur cold bath, rubbing it trusts seer -he bm.ly, it etuatiatem the seta, open. the /ahoy ant quiekeliS the circulation. thereby t= •-• unpin:tick and thus refining the • - • friers. and cousumptial, as well as dellght. . -: frame. sad this is equally Wiled hi so as he • • • Moil of tbe born at Inca aliabm vll le . realm it essisti..l is optsios of womb. mails • : va. The Weeniest will denier a hisidig ir . enlister. It le rimetioned lad approved Wormy • ue when.. aim 'rhombi he •• elleas li • announced it the moat wonderful dieeensef of c: . .ns more atteatios to the functions of the • • cf..: are ...sties in the siimee at median,. mi • r.t au, el anerestatiag the same of many midi" • am, who:rtele, Mal, and for exporter be, lo • • . .7 IC me of the latter ecetataing these et the • 7 ..enr qualltiss at a ropsrtiniatf redsoiss; • tbs. _ . a. .:eves 21.94. pow : also, by U. G. Ley, e:q.t. 97. !trireme-Weft • LIFE PI LLB.—Ai rr.t perseitan ettraordimery Mrmes.Th y ez r m• t 4 d:.esue, aaulate the sake of au. •••• -e :'roe to the stomach, mresettbem the mermos . • 4 and secectioss, remove loehmsdos, retece the eamMtatkm of toll mortict is - • r,-. , re the potteat to perfect Mehl. for am • • -ce of the demur, of the proprietor., " T. • . Cr.neourt, Fiseustreet, Larks." Yoh the • • • - is. 1.41.., 2.. fl, mad family perms at - • • - rm.:helm modem throughout ties world. • • with ma hmt.—Wltorkesale London • • a., FArruemacmomort Edwards, Ift="a - • " •-- .1 Co Bow Churchyard : Saager, 131. Word. ^- pAR LOW'S NEW IN- _. ...., VENTWO SELFACILNG SIPHON il prail,c.ntk.tEell..l.:l= tide, ir VE.:i tt l ; fr i.s : '. '. % that ttelaat pint shall be drawn as goal so ..___ - A . • wee 1 ______ 11111111 --e• , . _........ / 4 . it the first ; warranted le repay its met la two emits of ale; price M. 6d., or seat ' free ee .c, may pert el Ermised (tf two we amen;; at :ai. X. e eh ; Ditto electro - pl a ted foc sherry, fu., la. Id. The above warming will expein ite IP actlast. When the boa key is fitted on the top o, the ping C (whkh has a hole top. piste the str.tahe H), sufficient air rashes 1' t thro=b it taut the emit tomato the liquor to run off freely; whoa toe tap le tamed • on no row e air con enter. JAMErt fIAtLOW, la, ICbte William. • - ,-e. Ea:oh:Lobed I tat. N.8.-Ness are pianos . ... t, • corset and address. • - .n... 1., a new method of tapping casks, warranted to 4 at std mieoliee who and retail Ms NEW . %I' WRAPPERS :to supersede the bung:ing method • : . , .at id. apel la. per 'arks. "Ulnae 'amphora. • •• : ;.• 11 ,, M , L, , ,PA1111C WORKS BY DR. LAVIUE. T ...:: ‘ItEUPATHIC DOMESTIC MEDl- •eventl Thoumad. nen, eloth.l2s. • ... -::rte-, :did especi,lty adapted to re re of act- . ,L. . yr.! tto , woe. S - coed Tboveand. l2mo, (lath, 2e. • • • ••• ••• a Guide to those aboare &drone of coormene- . .• : Tom:nal in Palely Practice. •• • • ... , • ~ t (LIE; • Treaters on the Method of Rearing *-., • r ba.iest Infancy; comprising the emends] • '. -• ad Physical Edwadce. To which are at 1 '• : c the lio , pid•opathie Instant of Affectioas in. I • _tenet Imam tettl, fe • , • .:.1.4..: 'rota , e the Peirce*. ';' ' • .4. it aIIiIIirPATIIIC Pit tCTICE of Ph TUC. • • •• • r Prat tltlater'• beat test Inok. . • ' •.-, .s. are iprearitd, free of all coat for cartage, up= - '.'...., of • the quoted pees. . •.:. .. .:.: J.. 0... balk s, St Piero Churchyard. --- uatpula*lnd._priett Ills. 6d, VIN.‘L CI:kVAILKE : its THEORY, Its `- ". LP- l Joutoned by Gan and Calomel Plates. By Omens • - • T - 5, •• t , 11dr..4 . • spell Istatatial he. ha . '. ..: .t. , t c.o, .: ~ I' otenvet , r.e.w ; sad Ifallllere, 2 , 5• Regent. is: IN; I. ;•orhet'l late.:artiCe •r, sad is likely to intend all .i le A t . tr iatorm • the cc ha ouloiart.'•-Okibe, Jan. I. • .4 . 4 II qs A ?ltleiffltlid 4 torosel of the cork to all thole Wffiniet :. a...! nnot •:r. of ;re .pitte.llh y _ s;:. h•ie ea difficulty to som- e o, a •n0c . ..,... a f r tbemalvto..-The tom•e,dge Chrookie and t :..,ere •y t om , • lia he.o!ho at ,•! wairt, he ' the Av. , ,r. r, , 14 , 4.1,1 9112" It superior Wall Mbar re po•ch ea , !Le It .11,4. r.,,1 , .tree( th e potion ar , I , h• v.trer..4- Stattaabwea, Jell 11,1 • A I rour stook LA. y e.t 1111.10 4011111 the prop. tearing the above hp. .• .•, 01k A. ,to 4 Xt. Getout N. Y.4.1e, of Add eyeguer% • '' . ' LP 11 ' . ." 0, 41 Sr •,,,, Treatment of mpiaal Cac.Mace. 1 ~ r . ' , ' l ' l ' 1 , 4 . 11,1141 . 4 .4 ealablated S. the author of the gust • a1 • .044. NMe qt lepton,/ deformed spies. The • • 1 csopy oat ;Ann; in the plates) a: e calm's , si .:atevews.•. .6,1 gloom to mod', I hope that the Oldie • ".!• . trt.t.t . at.t.a.ty .6 1 , apariallak mmild otespletely eraffi. . s. •,, forrt.ts... so peeuleat a Eagiald• * - Butbo • f•• , .. r . I .4, • . -•• '..' 49 **lt, .1.414 sic reverence tar the aorta ef . . ~.. •4 • e miss ho poem had ; 44 „err the+. I. P -•• ' " . •rl. lt edi t* to the preleseiswel.:l . • or .. , 1a rPiver" - Leorirritet, Jan. ar.. . , . ,••••' 'I l! , rod he* remarkably unmans. ealdlittes ef . • • a.,. to m.tgote Me m rh ammo.* 1.. . ~,.i, ~ r.. 1, . /.. 0 ran o f sum • . • , y .. u. .! ,f the hope Mu hold out -tool maffirmed • • •-• sotorded ,tt the. 5, 4644 - sbuuld be nettled . • • wee he 1.1. labours a amp croon.'•-ffi r i g ht e e . ' • ' • , ..y aWm to, porta, afflicted with Wt drad• ~ . • Prateom •,:ti m hastaaa by the TIN"' "Idi. or ad so, in •e tater., Ye h. 14, h3O. •,,.. ' s. rd., . I.V EKWkLL's Nhdr WOW. 111 s ' , . it. tech, by rat i., ~ • .'‘ N 1 ANT of LIFE. 'roeti n, mid runnel um of wee." • .. . ... , *.? 'arum mil Sasser Moeuings-Eues- , irt ; " • ,• of lioalso-The Pares, GYM. MU, rine% . .. i ... .... s . ALT Orrin phor-Cwastry Trill AM ~... ~ 1, ••••ht, at Norht -Evoetege at llaraa-Milaka- ..... , ' I- %ad o 1/14444. bleeping, lathing, Air. bet, ••ut,.......' • .. ~ 14. It r itNTA.INS. I rule. la. each ; br Walt 11.. L a .: . "U. --- HASINE ..f of dm. ~ ! boo vary - krmoheooreraie 0 Walk as w t, t •• • •milathum, 1..; by port, la. 64, :, •tl .... LAT, bltiNli, mid AVOID. ;',144414 ~,r, )`IN Sod ten .011 warps may ram." , , ' • ..• • ore! ••••ey F•rea 1e..., sad erre) el ewe. ~....,. .one aarrelael Maatiltithta , that ba rer the „,,,, ~ 4. " Olowv, tomea % ee study, awl emehttiers - ' " W I 14 . 11, . kW th. Ma sad pirbirlgigabdon at 1 4140 . id, Ceroblll,• Mendip, t ~,,,-.,' . 1 . m twat Mos the subs. I% Argyalilir, lie• LONDON, MONDAY 'EV=fifG, MAY 6, 1850. RE PERFECT SUBBTITUTB for BILVEEL— no ItIAL mom dam., INbeinsil II sun z i t THE PERFEcT su ytj kr BILVRL J. Ths ILU WIcXIj szi,u WILLIAM D. BUNION. irliesslielsi by Ole mot PM= et Mapes sad ON is lineal - 811 Or wog NM seNde nest is ANON/ slyer list an is as sub. Nese aleany (to oroommotany, at IP, so paid* Isst fan it lot =isishid doom red slim. IrldOks. Ws Spam. verdant.' Damn Reis Demo spoon , 4k .oda ... NIL Table Necks " Tali Speer . Tea sad ago al& wises. suellsidask Ns. at prigalliSiale prism. AS kinds al reratine sewn 411.01=11.L NOT rag . , Ttireasisd INN% Patties Patter& Pours. Tads Spesss sad Nod; foltslas, pis damn 1 Ils. ... Ns. ... 110 s. Inisset slue send ditto ids Ns. Tss Alles ad ditto ditto to. tit. ... Ik. es b. Is. Ts. seNisgsss, with wring; as Ismil is at sem Iran. 1 Vint BUltrints )pis ad surtos). " Ozked- Nast (sorsa of stotodo,..treet) s dNo . i, Itowtotobozoot. listablisbed is 11•11•41rset. lUD. BUGAI4 QUESTIM Ut ITRANCK. MONEY MARKET. OW Pala carper West 'Writes': The malstrrial gregenthlftor ia mars progress le masa Vie distils ea Pam& asimelal vegan 11:1 frames by en maul Mesta" el times per ate, and to &plash the ears flake ea beim Me casaba mined le a ieraalttee the eta df Are, said emainerce sash esemaittee hes adopted the a dimshing Lb; dales, bat with the dilemma of the duty by third 6 m fur the lint ttio, asillo frame the m W i v am SweitumNlAW feIOPMS solo* ths soywa re+, seatal redaction ot stialtioaal redivides a 6 francs &pendant on • Mile evale bawd on mum' The CoPutihrtioniwl, Is speaking a the proposition the ',decks on foreign sagstua s F-.. The new rata dm ether , or alioing-seale, es sagas Is open to grave objectless. The aneertainty the duties, as sei. with MOM, the aleority et site sommisies, will ski som mereial It will awe the mossfteals ia this sin gstlar position, that, the lower pram thet higher duties wiU cloy have to pay so that petals will be retbsea at eas and th. same time by two inkacira assess added the mar to the ether. Weald it set be wix r to be agatented with tie reduc tion a 6 frame prop mid by We geveramarat en foreign sugars and afterward" to maks* ages redestion if nellfiftell 'humid /AMWAY EVINING. 11110 000MBilliti011 aubfoined has been handed to le tbipaliaatiint by Mr. °ape!. chairman of the oemadhee 0 Spanish boodholdedi t XL Copelleas rooeivod may lallois hem lowish bond *F.:gm* MN" Ma to cull i pubis sostlng. Tb. ma ulers in of that owl a atemm at the prmat dm wooed be to Os bualboidere interim. no oldie limn osat to Madrid asp be ma at tbe .dim of osomitteo, No. 3, Clomat'e-laao, Lombard stmt. ne feliolviag are the extreme priors at which Commis filed Excbeqaer Bills were transacted each day daring the week: - Theme Lowest Mobs im M ?dos aNcl , -oNok be wow N Pr . ...A ao. NI to N lot sosoms (lisp f) N N IN 'heel* Pow sway as Wedweeisp N. boobs* *ad* For massy N i I ' 9 s i t : Naarmow* Jib to r wasp N 964 to r roost 961 * to Ibis moaL loft weak. Meld* Lova* Mpbset. Imre* Tear - ... Ns. pa ... 71s. pm. ... Me. pa ... Ns. pes. ... —a. pro. ... Gk. pas. ... —L S. ... 70s. pot. ... 60s. pot. ML ro. ... ?Os. pa.... es. pea. ... 70s. pa. .. Ms. pst. ... TOL pa.... eft pm. to beak 'ohms this week hare not Salem are reported at the following North American (601. paid) at 411 to (40L paid) at 261 to 26; National of LOB. paid) at 411; Union of Anatralia 30}; Union of London (101. paid) at Alums exchanged hands aa order : Ewa India at 142 ; East Country at 21; Loudest Katharine at 81. , week then bate bees me exports of precious metals from Locales. The following are the extreme prime at which business has been done in railway shares during the week : meet Lowed Paid. Prim $0 Aberdeen 20 Bningbala and Oxford laud= the usefnwnre. TM Fend, who aiie fret 8,000 to 10,000 in number, have amembled en the beaks of the Ban Joachim and the B:aelales. plains which are eminently revourert, and in which they have discovered very cousider able deposits of gold. This circumstance caused the jealousy of the Americans ,who, pretending to be the absolute m a ste rs of the coil and of all it °attains, attempted to drive them away. A combat, a veritable battle in feet, ensued, and • great number of perms lost their lives on both aides. The victory, however, was with our eonatrynten. BRITISH AND FOHEION SCHOOL SoCIETT.— Th. annual meeting of this society was held this day, at Easter hall. The Earl of Carlisle presided, and la opening the business referred to the difference, amongst Christians and churchmen upon minor and unimportant details in Morena to the education of the people. He did not believe those differences lay mach below the radon.. and were watered by those whom he could not but regard as the most bustling, turbulent, and, as he most think, the most worldly-mtuded spirits. He regarded the system of education punpae by this society not the het that *paid pro perly be devised and', say ciratostanata, but as one emi nently calculated to meet the times in which we were living, end one calculated to roles those who received it to mations of credit and tespeetability—dietinetion, perhaps, end to im plant in them the principles of • virtuous and religiose life. The secretary then read the report of the society, whit* gave a satis'aotory awconat of the operations of the society a home, in the colonits, and in foreign countries. The • top ion of the report wee moved by Mr. John Abel Smith, It P., sad emended by the Rev. George Smith, and was unanimously mined to. (with; pareal) 6 2 4 7 100 Mimi mad Exete nt r 64 AO Oaledarden r 20 Boaters Clomstleo 7 14 22 1,4 7 80 EdUt t tatrehNo rthern and O ir bteg 6 o 2 Grea 100 Great North of &Pied 216 100 Oriel Western 32 23 Hull mad Selby (Balms) 100 lanmehire and Yorkshire SS 40 Lade and Bradford. Sp „,.. NI 11 Loudon an I Blackmail 12i Lochs mad Greenwich 10l 100 louden and North Wears' ll6l ...--......—. 100. 106 Larks and Smith %Mara as ... .... ... . . sa 100 Nidlaad as al 100 Norf-lk . 23 North British . ... 174 Somali Stalsedeldre 7 7 ...... .......... 23 ontrols ll 33 4 Soath Oman l4 47 South Wales l 6 30 N Ws, Somerset, and uthii 2$ York Ifstrmatla, and Bel Weymo l/111 ll l3 . ... . 14 30 Tare mad North Midland ........ - The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (1 is placed, it is to be understood that the share rats of dividend is less the income tax. Mesta( OM. Ooasoia -sweep rise !SA , *Myer east. 473 S 72 Tame pee Cana *Awed ... ........ . 3 3 31 Thritnesel-a-Quarter per Ceuta 97 a, 3 7 0 Beek fleuelt (die. II per erat. per =a.) lO7 . 3 17 34 ladle Illeeklelr. lea per seat. per OD aaa )1671 3 lb 3 ifeskeyese Me (lat. 1 pl. per day) 6le. pre. . 3 4 li &dem Oeneales ..(11v. Saw ob. 311‘aqraelle 1 i Bb per sent. per ana.) of 7 . 4 3 411 ant slea• (di,. at the rate of 4 per ma per etta.) amain and Torkaldre !away 8100 Stock (div. it the rate of spec mat. pee am.) s3 Leedom WA Seeds Welters. (die, at the rate of SS per wet. per m a.) SS Loadon • (divi dend 464. per 8 1 , g. "i stack for the halt year, equal to if. lea per osat. pee saa.) Leedom aced Korth Wietera•Tdividend at tke rate of 3 per oent per sax) 101 If (Mead* (di% at the rate of S$ per et pre saw) 33 . 7 16 3 loads users Mock* (die. at the rate of 3 omit. per tam) lie n 7 6 12 The following statement shows the amount of Bank Notes authorised by law to be issued by the Beaks of Issue In Ireland, and the average amount of bank notes in circulation, and of coin (gold and silver) held during the, four weeks ending Saturday, April 20 : A JITIT PINED.—On Saturday an inquest was held by Mr. W. Payne, at 8: Bartholomew's Hospital, as to the death of Richard Austin, aged 62. Up to half-past 3 o'clock only one gentleman of the jury had arrived, whilst the ir weir, was Axed for 3. The coroner consequendy tined nine absentees 20s. each. The deceased who was an 'sewer, living is Moorgate-street,Clerkenwell, was paralysed, sad had lust the Mght of use eye, the other being very defective. On Satutday lea he was with his wife at a shop in Aylesbury street, Clerk•nwell, sad, on stepping from the kerb, a horse and cart came along at • very moderate pacts, sad he was knocked down, the horse treading oa his bud y. He was taken on a track to the hospital, when he died on Friday amain, from the effetrs of the injuries. Ti. jury reiterate' • vetdist of " Accidental death." In the course of the in quiry one of the gentlemen who had been 11..0d cam in and paid he was • broker at the Stock lischsnge, and his attend ance might have been a loos to him of 5004. He thought brokers ought not to be summoned. The coroner said if he made 6001. at a stretch Its could well afford to serve. AN OPTICAL DiLUSION. —A meeting of the mem ben a the Aylesbury district society for the protection of Nrricuhare, was held last Saturday at the George Inn. These meetings are conducted with peat privacy. Reprters an not admitted. A communication was read to the meet ing, received by the secretary , from the National Associtvion sub Alying certain suggistinte for the purpose of canvassing the state of the district with respect to protection and free trade principles. A return is to be made to head quarten of the number of ferias to let in the district, the number of labour:en out of employ, the numbs, of incendiary Sr.. within a certain period, the extent to which agricultural property had bees depreciated. A writer in the Osjord Chronicle, apathies of these George Hotel hole and corner meetings, says: "HAwithstanding the bombast of certain of the country party, the farmers of this district appear to take little Interest is the proceedings of the protection so. cisty, and will not even attend its meetings, unless, indeed, a dkair is to come off, oe a star to make bas debut. So much for their Wisp sad sympathy for protection ! " The truth is that the airmen in our locality are 'nerved in more im port rat business, hui.banding their resource., and laying out sheens sad plans for their next tureen. Toey look upon Yr. Disraeli es an optical deludes, telling them of floe prc pawls which he dare not aubsuit to the House of Comers sus, and making long speeches which nobody can understand.— Hoicks Advertiser. TAKING PROPERTY OM OF CHANCERY AT DAW LIM —This ►eaceful watering place was the scene of a most unprecedented tumult on the 28th and 27th ult. For many yeah there have ben two unoccupied houses, stand ing on the right band aide of Teignmeeth•hill. Their shabby exterior and general dilapidation have been the con stant complaint of Talton, and a aura of much discomfort to the inhabitants. The houses belonged to Sir. Geeree Twiner, solicitor, of Ceiditon, who had sold them to Sir naphtha Lee, an hon. knight now deceased. A dispute area between the parties, sad a Chaneery nit wee the eon. sequence. During the viols period of the litigation the premien have been going to ruin, and no efforts were made by either party to repair them. The houses were both fur nished, and it appears that a great portion of the /waiters bee been from ume to time stolen. On Friday and Sena. day, and on Monday morning, a number of persons (belong ing to the lower clam) assembled and demolished both the bows. Numbers of these persons appear to hare worked with anceeing vigour, worthy indeed of a better cause. Several of the parties were apprehended, and brought before Codringtoa Parr, Esq., the local magistrate, and after two days' examination, seven of the most prominent actors in this scone of demolition, appropriation, and riot were fillip committed to take their trials at the smiles, but with bail of two curettes of 261. tech, if attainable end approved.— Waters Thew. EFFECTS or Fan Triton.—Somewhat ioconsist ea ly with the gloomy views entertained on the subject of prima, the farmers are putting a larger breadth of soil this year into crop than usual. This is a feet which is every where forced upon my lineation. The fees of tle country. in mine platys MOW Ma Vain tract of red lead. Whatever may be ultimate result ,of free trade in throwing arable soil into grazing., the tendency for this year at least, Is quite is an opposite direction. The prevailing felling was well expressed to me by one countryman with whom I convened. "How does it happen," I asked, "that the farmers en turning over more land this year than usual, when pricy ere so low and still feting ?" "Low prices!" he replied; "the lower prices are, the more MOOS that we bring a larger q. entity of produce from the soil." Farmers of intelligence, and bolding long hues, as Is this district, con have little intention of reborn' themselves by merging their fields. I believe there is a new determi nation evoked to increase the produce of the soil by fair and proper mean,. The determr ation to hike more out of the soil, by whatever means, is at all events very ap peruse ; end if the landlords are only attentive to this tact and to their own interests and business, and lasts td of adhmiog too rigidly to arbitrary systems of rotation, seek rather to encourage a mere enlightened and effective eyeless of annariag, and to afford their tenants all requisite Meilitin for sollectirg and preserving manure, this new resolution of the farmers to increase the produce of their farms may he turned into a puree of unmixed advantage both to the interests of agriculture and the general wealth of the country.— Wigtorsehirs Corresporadsia of As North British Moil. Mormourre or Twoore.— This week the following dump§ of quarfere take place :-6th Dragoon (luuds, from Liverpool to Deblie, for Langford ; 2od Dragoons, from bailie to Livorpnol, for Canterbury; 4th Dregoone, from Athlone to Dublin ; depot 26th Regiment, from Cork to Jrfftwq; depot 96th, from Loodoaderry to Portsmouth, for WiWst ster. . . The Apollo, troop-ship, harlot/ ea. board the service ems vaults of the 956 p, left Mum -Kong fur Purtaipt ugh oa the 3rd of March, aaL u she is to make the most direct pomp to England, may be expected to metro *boat the begins/ft of Jody. Thep Dirkeakeed, of arrival at to from Portisioathi is to convoy the depot of the 26th Foot to Jersey. . _ . . . . . . . . . . -....- - ... V . - - - • r .......... V' ..)( I • • ••I '• .. i .. •; ' f . ' ' . . . I i 1 11 ~ , • .. ! • -.. ' .•.... ~ ~ . . I -••••• . i • ' 1 I .. iir f r..... •I - . 4. I , iN. .I .‘ . ' 1.. III"' . t• .4 .. - N.,.... , .. .... • .• 6 ' . ~ .RI , - . t ;p ... ... , . ,„ • . 9 2 . 6 . , ~-.01 • vv.... . 1 . . . . . .• .. . . . . . • OrL Cbmsels Mir br maga% Ms 7 la Sipe OM. Most Mee far asaanat. May U Ilse Owe Debbi tad !West Nadas NI I § 961 201 MlNcm-LANE.—Tins DAY. Thera is namely anything doing I. she prints "contrast sastkot 10-day. Coma —Good ordinary native Niles remains gimbal Ara, as 40c, with but few Wien; the awarante frog the Centi=l s o u wever, aro net favourable for t artiste, and seas are , arising from usniaosashal spasaladas la Ilallaad. sa rrc:at of Ciao declared for sale to-anallOW. Cariiir - wears s firm flooea.—The public a a for tc.inerrew are seek rather lugs, as, 300 casks of West India, sad 9,000 beg. of Mattritins sad Bengal. The Board of Trade 'stunts, for the quarter ending sth of Aul/, are out. The consumption of 13ugar has duresard 2,831 teas compared with the corresponding quarter last year. Crate has decreased 1,990.0001 b. Cocas decreased 198,4251b5. Tea hu increased 178,3771 be. Oaa.-13eal pale, 371.; straw, 341 to 351 • brown and yellow, 321. to 33L ; spans, 831. to 841 ; boadraatter, 921. to 921. ; cod 35L ; South Bea, 331. to 341. ; olive Oslipoli. 411. to 461.; Spindle and Sicily. 441. to 46L ; palm, 301. 10t. to 311.; soma nut, 311. to 331. ; seed, rape, pals, 371. 101. to noosed, 311. TALLOW MARKET.—MIS DAY. Ms Tallow market is Am. The delivery from the wart hogs* lent week oteviderably emended that of the cone spemilmg masks of homer years. and the demand on the spot for ccosuniption, owing principally to the limited sopply of home Tallow, is good. In new Tallow a large Winne his ban dace, end prices have advanced shies Isar last nport dent 6d. pm cwt. Then are as importing millers in the market at present rates. The quotations an :—Petenbarg Y. C. as the spot 375. ; October to December, 38 s . 91. ; separate months,. -a Of TALLOW. I$4L . - 7 - -- Mask Wm day Cats_ 7,792 24,616 96,473 &dewy law week De. trona lat Jaw —. 94,803 93,007 69,603 Arrival last week 1153 929 54 Do, treat lit has Pries Y. C. this day par evt I 495. Od. Ws. 6d. 17a Od. lb. lbws Ws. 6d. 395. 6d. Als. Od. PUBLIC SALIM advertised for the week—Teseday, May 7th :-740 auks Cocoa Nat Oil. Frid a y, M a y 10th : WO auks and 300 bouts flosik Aueritua Tallow ; 180 casks Ave traliaa Tallow. lacy have ta pay so that milli win be" relltnesd at one and -----' if; assatiat c emea UTURY, la the WARRANTBD.-The most varied the sams thas p is two fastkucern ammes'addei the ewe to ths ....._,__Wskwahei lie hellitteln sworimmat e t TABLE CUTLERY world, all Imaled ' other. Weald it sot be wit, rto be asstant a d with the 'vex- "'''w Zoom , " Itaf t Rippsa smd Burisa)," and warranted. Is Wimp mi. Mom of 6 frees prop wad by the gevernmeat en foreign slaws p ow Inll et WILLIAM IL BUNKIN'h. SII. Othod-stont. same sinew and ataerwards M mks* mew rstinstisa if UpIIMISMI should For amount ... ....... msrmaset. awl Ku I, Ilsrmmotrest, at pekes that are resirms. del ... mist , the sea " ~ theca), hawed the Impanses at the seta *lash Ivery.rmdbal ty. flarsiday Tor army table harm with high starmars, Mse pm arm; dmasets, is alarm Fee warm la; II to Waage, lapse arm eats: anew, as. ad. pm paif ; Miser --- - -- - sou. This vs& slam ta east . Os Ws. pat domes; It aztra Raa, ma dher SOCIAL WARFARIL-Ws read in dm Pair& a u ...... 2 r 00 ....... lowest. Mu pm. ... Ws. pan. Omen% Bent t IWO* Wme tble helm, 1 1 0 01 as par seas.; few den since :-" The following is sa sal of sipleh and ----' . 611. irams, de.; anrms, b. par • pair; Mask harm table krms tram at rlitieal courage width we amen hat The . Weilmeday :...... --s. pm. ... -a pa. par dews ; ismer% 4a.; arms. ht. ad. ; solitatailk ltma ls. awe. .. ' ,.. ~ ... sty. Aa sztandes lad wrist assmorm a t ? . t .., ..... :i ene. -........"111e. pa. 810•41•* shol••••■•611mmb Ili Mame wahrsoth Pm mars Man a glamor at • .TM brew dsta haw rewirm their by the Whew* lever .- dish at them Weal Woo wwl attbn la ewes awl len wise ' Paris, April 29 -9w,--The eleoloral ganties has become The dealings in bank 'shares tile hveUissed Os eery" ill wiliewn-lielabillied la W• 11141 Noit la our eyes a struggle, ths result at whisk will be either the us. I salvation or the loss of isoloty. Any sianind who, by his been numerous. Sales are repo rates : British North American vote. costributes to the nda of the gauntry is general' and of 4 EA TRAWL-EXTRAORDINARY SHOW.- he " Le peethehte. is b iwi d o di k how , to it. , sod , eine . ; Australasia (40L paid) at 24 Tim rmest samennent of TEA TRAYS sad WAITERS, own. I tet ferry , attet „ f tem maw amass ,. te eet , tie heLE et gm . quietly, ire plum wa s Mau Bush is th e mode s whist Ireland (221. 10s. paid) at 411; Luz s. fica T eft sa. 0 . 11 . 64grat towas . of N ewsam4tiest) , has determined as to iakusa you that from this moment yea (234 paid) at 301 ; Unica of Lt sad No. I, Nswmimoirast. newt to fens part of ear emabliskateat.' " I2i. Oath. shape Pilaff Magee Ivan par set of tame, from Sas. br le warms. Lam= FROM CALIFORNIA (says the Journal Deck shares have exchanged I tutio awe le ditto„ Orm las. is 4 ;pilaw. des Debate) easoue• • !Wahl OTent. Is a mashil e i b a and West India at 142 ; Bast CO Oellves±liteg, Der wt. tom 71. WI. Axel/wet matte vezistl dolga which legality is earcely yet established, and in w at 1191; $ t Katharine at 81. moms NA Ina trays. may of then enented is the M am a all the nations of the earth have numerous reprrsec- Mart. at rmat • quirlar at their Midas' amt. big Darin this week there have Dating gig g i ges ig ho . Ro w sa g ma le w ay... e i, ho g ketit Wiese. each man has felt the necessity of joining himself to law.-WILLIAM S. BURTON No Epps mad his fellows, to those who speak the tams language and hays the precious metals from London =a l. 1.- to Weleitnet.llllo. ths arm intern s. Thar Freya. who are ten. S f ill in The followinw are the &mu New mad The. The Bank of Ire Wad 'flio Preglacial Hoak ot Inland Do Belfast Making Company . The Northern Basking Colapani Tim Maar basking C The National of Ire - The CarrialcOa r nair National Bask alreiud The Clannail National Bank ol Ireland.— sois,as 927,067 231,611 243,440 311,079 701,737 24,094 66,428 654.324 224,296 11)4,9 7 11 218.873 339,910 5.947 33,000 Total. 11,359,48{ 11,{68,785 EXCHANGES MID STOCKS ABROAD. Menem, Amu. 29.—Three per Cents.. 30 7-18 savant; after Balm SOS 7.16 paper; Fours, 121 papa; Fives, 121 paper; alter Boise, 121 cash; Passives, 3 15-16 paper; after Boles, 81 cash; C supona,7l paper; altar Bola, 71 sash; Bank 61 St. FertVnand.lll. Bashing. on Loudon. 30.40 paper. Baum, Mar 4.—Yolwatuy ham, 106; National Debt, 861; Beak Shares, 951. Timm. Rey 3.—Fire per Cent. Mandliquis, 931; Four pee Cent. ditto, 81); Bank Stoma, 1057. Bareinaa, MAT 4.—Bera Funds: 1110,Fire per Cent• 97) ; Ditto, ISM, el); do, 1844, Four.and.a.Half per Oest‘, 891; Ditto, 1836, Three per !kola., 63 ; Loan of the City. 1832, Your per Cents., 100; Ditto, 1843, Flvelper Cents, 931; Bank of Belgium Four per Cents., 781 ; Beek at Mos of 1441, Flee per Cents., 100. Re ehange m London, 93.871. AIIifILLD•II, Mar 3.—Dutch Funds: Active Debt, Two.and.a. Half per 55) money, 55 5.16 silt ; Ditto, Three per 63 money; Ditto, Pour per Cant., 631 eacerey, 863 bWit Antal. Bra, Three-anti.a.llalf per Conte. , 871 money; East Ind i a Loan , lour per Cents., It) mosy, 84/ b ill. ; Rambla Five per Oents., Hope and co., nil money , 1034 bilk; Ditto, Four per ealt a litkets, 651 money; Spanish Five per Cents., 12) money, 12 11.16 to, Three per Cents., inland, 294 money, Zeit bills; Austrian Flee per Cents., Metalliquee, 734 money, 743 bins; Ditto, Two.and.s.Half per Cents., 891 money, 303.16 ULM —Rachanges : London, 12.67; two months, 12.02; on Hamburg. 35.16; two months, 85; on Pars, 56.61; two month; 36.37. 1,432,083 THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The market for public securities is exceedingly inactive, and prices are Bowl lower than at the open ing. Consols were first quoted 951 to 1, at which a small amount of business was done; the market is at present weaker; and although nothing has been done below 961, they are now quoted 961 to 1, both for money acs account. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark .►ll and g ; and the New Three-and•a-Qusrter per Cents. 97 and 961. Exchequer Bill. have been done at 68s. ; ditto 6001. and small, at 675. and 70s. ; and India Bonds at 91r. premium. Long Annuities mark 81 and 3-16. Bank 1 8tock 207. The buaineas in the foreign stock market is again very limited, and prioes continue without particular alteration from Saturday, with the exception of Equa dor Bonds, which have experienced a the of about per cent. The official report of the actual transac tions is as follows : Brazilian Small Bonds, at 871 and }. Danish Five per Cents., at 96 ; ditto Scrip, at bi Prem. Dutch Two-ands-Halt per Cents. at 551 , exchange, 12 gull. ; the Four per Chat. Certificates at 851. Mexican, for the 15th last., at 281. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, for account, at 701. Portuguese Four per Cents. ' at 33 and 1. Russian Four-and-a-Half per C e nt s . at 931; ditto scrip, at 21 prem. Spanish Active Five per Cents., for account, 17 ; the Three per Cents. at 371. Okra. ZNOLIOR flask III I per CL Mad. A Aim. Si $ OL Osa. • iwa, $ll 11 , 4011.—Ths Dmr. 1pa1=02 1 . 3 1•3.. 331 4:41— A11% ills. to 10s. 10111110 N VUND4I. 4 lAir ft. Artriso Om& 1 pa a Orissa Ws.. II i It Tar ot. Res. Beessoii 11 . Growls Detand..... e ... a nds. 31 f a t pa OM.— 6 pee 01. W-. l e 41.7 01.1110111 m lids.,l* S 4 c Ot. howr. lotto lierg. 117 tra cw...6 7&11111 Mi. ... M. iT i 1 pet Ct. 111111 tg iligl6o Ti A Wie Of. Dula SIB" la .1 i . = I I .11 3 13 4 At Cli. posh oina. as MARY-LANK-THIS DAT. The supply of Wheat at market Ms morning, by land carriage samples horn the near counties, was small, and was readily taken by the millers at an advance of Is. to 21. per qr. upon the rates of this day meaaight. There was also a geed sale for fatalist Wheat at a like advance. Barley was in fair request, and in some histanoes 6d. to Is more money was swabs& Oats were held for advanced rater, which rather checked the sale. The business transacted was at an Improvement of ed. per qr. Beans and Peas were in limited supply, and each Is. dearer. UITISB. Shilling per Qr liner, Nines end Kent, n 6 36 to 3$ to 39-Addle—. se to 46 to 441 Norfolk end Saoik. :7 to 39 to NO.- d 0...-. 37 to 39 to 44 Talavera times or Suffolk Cemb. I% kin.. rod... 36 to 37 to 39 white-- 37 to 39 to 43 alrll. 29 24 Snazzy, Foodiag. ....- ......... ........ 16 so 20.-dietilbas to 20 to to 32 ileitis& Oare, Meek P.M. 14 to IS to lib Sd...bleek. — to Ditto Polito& -. 111 to 17 to 17. 6d—petato....- 21 to 216 Od Benda dt Boot& feed 17 to 11e 661.. potato l9 to 19. 03 Nair. -................—.....—.—.-- 41 to 4$ . Irk pelt.- 46 30 to 62 Pau, grey Blue UMW w 29 3l 33 White 24 to 23 .= to 23 to 27 Lusty Cemes. per almond tll Oe. to d 916. Pm reit el mum nom. Tow-made, delivered 36 to 3$ „Ins bomehold 32 to $4 Norfolk and SnAttlk 26 to 30 -rialto 3O to 32 PO&EIIIN. _ _ _ _ . _ . . Wizar. Dantke and Koalp94*(.._. 39 to 43...ta. 49 92 31 POONTLIi" tortoek, sad Stet.* 39 42 to 44 Danish sod Mabel, .. Itossipas 33 to 36... E Danube and Odom .. S3 to 37 Canadian —to .Aostralian 47 to 33 Can, Raman Pomeranian and Stralsund l4 to 16 Swedish and Dant& Friosiasd asd DIM% had Ditto Brow l3 to 17.. feed ... to Suva, American, pa reSvoi of 19610. 2O to 23 Conadian ARRIVALS D4TO LONDON MORI 49th APRIL TO 4th KAT. Qrs. English. 6o3telt. Irish. Somme. Wheat .. 2374 17798 - 9189 Bar* .... I Oats ......... . 293 740 46839 Moat. 5,149 ram ; bu Nslt , 1;111vZ BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. -- - . Mears. Pattesidu and Smith report that the demand Con tinues study for test deseriptkins of Hops. Fine yearlings are very soarer, and coma be bought ou so good terms u last week. I Xid.;;dl:llesta7l. 0t.t0121. A.Tearllng Keats ... 2t. I to 4 4 Weald of KIWI. .. 6 6to 7 T Yearling &mat —.l 0 to 310 Pawn .... ....... . 610 to 610 Old !lope ..... ..... 1 0 to 310 limbo= . ...... . 0 oto 0 0 SOUTHWARK. POTATO MARKET, THIS DAY. The arrivals from the Continent are quite equal to the demaad. Good York R•guts Cr. mares, and an making ready sale. The following are this day's quotations: IrJrlt Ragouts, 9)e. to 120 s. Scotch, 60s. to 90s. ; cups, 60.. to 70s. ; whites, 36e. to 40s. French whites, 40s. to 665. ; FUsenbils, 40s. to 60s. ; Belgian, 40.. to 60s. ; Dutch, 30s. to 40s. SMITHFIELD MARKET —THIS DAY. Then is an extraordinary falling off in the supply of Beasts, the number being nearly 1,000 lees than last week, consequently prime have advanced. Choice Soots make, is some instances, 3s. CA., but it is too extreme to quote. We have a few more Sheep on offer, which causes • dull trade ; however, quotations remain &beat the same. Lambs are with difilculty disposed of, at rather lees money on the average. From Germany and Holland there ere 183 Beasts, 390 Sheep, and 71 Calves; Scotland, 400 Beasts, and 2,200 from Mirk& sad Suffolk. MAW of Am a 41. ad. Per stone ol Mo. s. 4. s, d. BA Beets. Ihroicada . 3 2 3 4 Best Dos. a WAAL A 3 6 3 1 lost glasslAsens Owed owl soma— 3 6 210 Do. do. Oboes Atm 2 8 1 0 Nom sad mond quality 3 6 3 10 Pin 4 04 0 Do, do. Axon ...... 3 0 3 4 An Dace It nall.tesds 4 0 4 4 Longo 4 10 6 Boob al sairtot. 3.341; ANA and lambs. 21,610 ; Oakes. 149 ; 110.340. YORK, May .4. STOOK Extuattos.—Caledonian, 7i ; York, Newcastle, mg Berwick, 111 ; York and North Midland. 15; ditto Pref., Ili. BRISTOL, May 4. BToc:•BlClAwei.—Tba market was hum to-day, bat elthoosit the amount of busbies marked was leeoellderfble, pram remitted without any material variation. PUBLIC SALES. MAT 3.—By Matte. Cars, Sow, and RaID, St Garr wars—Leasehold business premises, 6, Charles-street, Oros senor-square, let on lease for 1301., held (or 61; pear from 1824 at 241.—e01d for 1,3401. Leasehold promisee known as the Grosvenor Arms, Gros venor -street, let on lease for 1601., held fey 40 year from 1838 at 41.6.., renewable every 14 year at Kfine of 291. 16e. —2,0001. Leeerhold pretniees 21 and 22, South Holton-street, let for 1701. per annum, held for 61 years from 1839 at 121. renew able every 14 jean at • fine of 601.-1,8101. Leseshold praises, 11, Conduit-street, let for 2101. par unarm, held for 41 years from 1837 at 71. 10e., renewable every 14 years at a fine of 621. 10E-3,3601. Leasehold premises, 4, Berkeley-square, the ground floor let on lease for 1061., held for 144 year at 1901. knocked down for 1,0201. Mews. 13HUTTLIWORTH cod SOl4ll, at the mart, absolute reversion to 1,7021. 2a. 6d. Three per Cents. receivable at death of a lady aged 67, subject to the life interest of any future husband; present husband's age, 66-6401. One-sixth of the proceeds of as equitable poliej for 2,0001., bonuses added 4,6001., life 67, subject to the life interest of the inenred'e wife, aged 60-6964. Mr. MAZY, at Garraway's lease and good-will of the White Swan, Deptford, held 'for 17 year at 951.-7701. Yuen. CRICHTON sad Boss, at Garraway's, leasehold homes, 26 sad 27, Cement, Jewin-street, Alderegate, let for 761., held for 36 year, at 111.8x.-6601. leasehold home, 15, Nile .terrace, rceklians, let for 361., held for 88 years at 61.-3201. Leesehold premiss sad tenements, Broad-street, Wappiee. producing 691. 2.. per annum, I-u taxes, pan held for 99 years from 1802, the remainder for 61 yenta from 1802 —30.51. Saturday Colonel Sib!hort annual return respecting fire insuranie was printed. -_ first branch of the paper c mining an account of all rums paid into the Inlaid Revenue Office by each insurance tidies in Ragland on insurances front fire for the qualms ended seve rally the 25 th Marsh, 24th Jane, 29th September, sad the 26th Danaher last. The anceirat of duty paid in the lam quarter was 270,6261. Os. Sd., .t which 196,3361. 191 Bd. wan paid by the otlices in London. In Scotland, tot tee year ending the 11th November last, the duty solleeted wee 64,2681. 16e. 10d. Similar returns respecting the stamp duty on iumirenees ibr Ireland are given. is the year farm big stock la Ragland exempted from duty wee lasared to the ammeat of 69,292,239 1 . Ms duty pad by the Sun-efliee fa W last quarter Was 42,9061.45. 4d. Ontub tin. Annie— asosot at Coda. 694,691 264,421 103,401 40,192 22,311 240,323 2,434 12,460 LA TV INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. hum lta.Comianenza Fossuaace. OCTLAW/LT. This was the lest elimination meeting is the cm of Peter Broad, who had carried on busiem as a tallow chandler at Brighton. Tees* were no seeoests, the bank rapt having absconded some time sgo without leaving any chit uto his whereat, tuts. His debts are upwards of 2,7001. ; it is estimated that the uses will produce 6791. He was proclaimed in the usual fors. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. The May melon of the 'have courtcomaanced to-day, be. for. the Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor, the Recirder, Aide-- nen Hunter, Si lag, and Cirden, Meson Lawrence and Niool, the sheriffs, Kerr& Millard and Wore, under abc riffs, The calendar contains the names of 150 prisoner', and the charges include one of murder, p , stpoard from the last ors. M. and several alum of a efrious character. The Recorder briefly addressed the grand jury, making a few observations upon two or three of the cases, and they then retired to t►eir room. The remainder of t►e morning was occupied in swearing in the different panels of potty juror►. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MARYLEBONIL RCP7I•IILIr OUTRAGE t: Port • BOT.—W. Bitrbdp, • groom, was *harped with suraultims C. Gobbmt, aced 16, whose face wee much Mongered. owiag to the brutal treat meat to which he had been subjected. On Sunday tight ss the boy was roaring along Chord mann, PorMat-saa;kat, the defendant, witnont any provo cation, gave him a were boa on the ear, and, ow his betas asked what he did that for, he, with some hard mitstasoe, which he bad in his hand, struck him (the boy) with sash brat span the Routh as to knock out one of his teeth sad loosen two other,. The boy further stated that the said ' Wow knocked him down, and that whoa picked op by the sonstati.e he was bl , ediog profusely. Dafsodant was much the worse for drink. -- 11taM;iii;trit;Taid, it would be nseemary to allow time f. r the officer to inquire as to whether any implement had been picked up at the spot when the Dump took place, and ordered the defendant to find good bail for his re-appal/- UM at the court on Wednesday. FUNERAL OF THE POET LAUREATE.—Ths remains of Wordsworth were consigned to the earth, at the little church of Grasmere, on Saturday last. The funeral was intended to be as private as possible, but the attendance of ladies and gentlemen Resembled to paylonoar to the remains of the illustrious dead was very large. There was a long proweelion of carrier's and horsemen, sod the church was MleeKwith ladies andWentletnen of the neighbourhood, attired in deep wanting. Among the gentlemen mutat were— Rir Richard Le F.eming, Benson "[striae', Reg.. Rev. S. T. Full, Rev. Mr. Barker, Rev. R. Rolleeton, Capt. Lett wid_ge, k N., Capt. Robinson, R.N., 0. Partridge, Ewe , M D.. W. Fell, F.eq , TbOVISII Omen, Esg Thomas Jack son, Beg., James Ctemieson, Eag., T. H. Greenwood, Esg Benjamin Hopkinson , Oiles listimayne, Esq., Wes.• worth Smith, E.g., IVsetosoreland Gazetts. GRAND EXCURSION TO DUDLEY CASTLE CAVERNS. —Ose of the most interesting treats that could be afforded will be placed within the reach of the public on Monday, the 20th of May, and two following days, when the limestone caverns under Dudley Castle will be thrown open. It is in contemplation to illuminate these vast and euriona subter ranean recesses from end to end. Nothing can possibly emoted the' effect of such a scene, ea those who were resent on the occasion of the British Association's visit can vouch. Such an occurrence as that we hays noticed is vet/ nn; and, consequently, to afford heilities for enjoying it. Use South Staffordshire Railway will run trains to the Gauls Hill, Dudley; and the Shrewsbury and Birmingham will convey parties to Wolverhampton, boss whams swift puree beats will run to the caverns every hour. Beeman OUR' are expected from all parts of the kingdom. COAST OCARD.-00 Friday night, between seven sad eight o'clock, George Langley, a coset-guard dicer, shot himself dead, whilst on duly in Stokes Bay. At an in. quest held on the body on Saturday it appeared that the un fortunate man had been low spirited and ill. It Is mid he has left a wife and three children. SMUCKILING.—The Petrel, revenue erteser, hes been placed ende► the costumed of the temporise commander at Rya*, Isle of Wight. This vessel will keep a look out at the east end of the Ws of Wight, as the resent great reduc tion in the somber of revenue cruisers has left open this part of the Hscapthire boast for smuggling craft to cross the Cbantiel and lay down their emote, until convenient oppor tunities offer for disposing of them. It is more than probable that the cruisers mast be increased in number, as smog ilia, has of late inmeassel is ev ry direction. ALARMING FIRE NEAR BICEBTEIL—ShortIy before twelve o'cloek Saturday night a flre, of an alarming ohs meter, warred at Wostoo-m-tht-Green, a village a few miles from Blender ' and on the road from that toast to Oxford. A wage o f building, consisting of stable, barn, beve:e, sad sheds, sad a owes*, ware destroed, as were also four home, two wagons, a quantity o f straw, Mane, and hay, and yahoos implenseses. Five persona who were sleeping in the oottage were in imminent danger. The damage, which I. supposed te have arisen from the net of an laoendiary, is es Muted at about 4001. The huddler' betas, to the Sortie estate, which is is Cnaneery, and of which the Wm. F. Bertie is the receiver. The 'Lock beloaged to Kr. 11. Tompkins, who, we understand, is insured is the Union Firs office. SALMON FISHING IN TIM OPEN Sta.—At the Jedbursh Circuit Court last week, after the criminal eases had been decided, their lordships heard the following ease, se appeal from • indgeseut of the Sheriff of Berwickshire : Mr.Weatkenton, ealmen-fisher, Borneliffe, end Jolts Camp hell Renton, E.q , of Lumhertoe, his mandatary, prtventiri • petitlos and somplabit to the Sheriff of Berwickshire, against Thomas Mania, Mho, Monmouth, for tithing nel men in the open ese, opposite Lumberton Lands allies, that he (Iffeatharston) hid takes a less* of said salmon fishing frees Mr. Raskin of litoiherton. In defence. it wee. pleaded that Mr. Restos had so title to eke la the ess—that these, being inter regalia, sere vested In the mown ; sad, therefore, the 15... which he had granted to Mr. Weatbenton was Inapt, es proceeding _from one who kid se power to groat it. Further, that Maids and the other Illskeneve in Beramosth bad, for • period of snip yeen e ualatetraptedly lobed mimes in the open was, apps site torten swats. The shard% es basting esplats, sustained the defences amid by rheas. Mania, sod bead Mr. Wettheriton liable In tee shlllisge of seedilled ' 'spinets. Mt. Meatherstoa sad his aleadatary appealed to ft, Ciroult Caere, whisk confirmed the lading of the sheriff, with expetuste.—Cnisdoniass Mercury. S 11 3 4 12 Of • I 4 19 0 (THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. Tate DAT, Two o'CLoci. The share market is very quiet to-day, and in the &benne of business prices generally are the same as on Saturday. The tone, however, is very steady, and in a few cases a tendency towards improvement has manifested itself; thus Great Westerns have advanced to 621, at which the last bargain was e ff ec t e d ; an d East Lincoln* are also better ; South Eastern, have I touched 134 ; Greet Northern. mark 6 ; North Westerns, 1011 ; Midlands, 32 ; Berwick., 12. Ran= lanictra. anataa prises Saturday. Ws§ i Sol, aaaaaa Do. :: rrks br i se nAree: k It; !to throve= Wrat Woiv., sad Dudley ailladelypelorwithroar. De. eftoat • guarsatee Babs.llimoad Mid me Itastas 7 3 34 Ms. 7i 3 dli Paz 4Pm D 810 Prehnoisi Chiller mod lidylkend Mbti OA Amelia* . D 0.113 D 6431.1004 p. CL Prof Do.(71.10&) p. et. Prof Roston Coast el ..—. Do. New Pref. • Do. tat., I p. Ct., No. I Do. _ do._ N 0.21 Do. Lk Z. 6 Tar Ct. Do. do. S per Coat Do. Wow Sworn Uoloo: aim NW E. U. 66.) ..tor B. and C. dlto S. Do. e=a.6 p. 22 20 12 12 GI U Y *3 :5 9b '4 131 Do. New Do. New shares lEintilmoinshint Gurus. 124 124 124 20 el lr teed 6 per Cant Ediabazgaaad Glasgow. Eutaw, Yeovil, s DorcL its•tar arid Itzatouti 1 aT;u7:e.i..7‘"D;;;ioriin Po.l shank A.DoIN roc Do. sham B 6p. Ct. Do. per Coot. Prof_— t.loali.and WaN. (Do, Do. Elighth6 . root Nor th of liosised . .. Do. Now. £4Q . Do. Now, alb ~o.:uw.~:..::: 4DI. ft.; De. New. SIT ... Hall sad De. slaw LUICIANOIr sad Carlisle .. De. Thirds . . Leasealdre sad iorkeSbe De. 10 Do. W.Tr..6 SO Do.llocl, errlleltlkSheff. 11# 1,0. West aiding Delve 60 .larede ood Brad/ord... 60 IIA•tle end Tbrzok . 10 s Do.i; Do. Pref. 6 f i . i feat . 110.1 14.2 Do. Do. _ Do. Pref. Quarters 1841.. London sad SUICkWIII.I . Lee., &lint" 1t 9. Cow Do. Haw g 6 p.Ct. Do. go.t.ntee. 3 p. Ct. la4Cro7dulThirds.. Do. Peet 3 pee Cent... Do.Conert. S p.M.,11132 Load= and Oroenwkat Do. Prorogue - 'tondos North.Weeten. Do. do. New 1 .hares.. Ds• Do.d nithi lO sb.,lesod . Loodoo It Booth-Western Da New, C6O De. Pew, IN Do. New Freferonoo Lowestoft Guar.4 per Cost. bbionb„ Baz.,aseNtatkeek Menett., lihef.ALLuooloab Do. e shares, No. 1 Do., New Lie Pref. Do. Nan Lind.Uale Do. /SO Do. arm and Derby .. Do. Coco B. & B. 6p. C. Do.ErewsehValleyßrer. Midland GreetWeet. (Ire) Illiddleebto'sited.op.Cyrr j!!!eweaetle and Carlude 7'7 De. New S2O Do. Exteasica Do. Oman/A.4m Ct.. North British Do. Preferenes Nalthlttgbrclohlre Direid; TV Vit ore., elm. Preston and Wyro Do. a shares (A) RaaL,Onild., and 11;ign; a° c. - 814 4 .1 n = Tilleottlah (*mat , deottiab Midland Wows., Bum., ClassA Do., ( Maas Do., Maw Onaran . tord... altrawsbury and Moto it o . r. W. ILL) I Do. Orwertry EtrCant. Prif... ) 87 ‘4 717.-T 5, *- ••• Dw Firg7tine.; IlSoitii litilia — s — blre::: i l eontit imat!ri ... .. 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G.N.LPurchorPrei pool Dockkßl York Dollartle and North Midland Do. Freidman. IS 134 41 44 29 27 dis. 6 4 (Its. 2 25i 39 44 4O Ile 12 lii 13 db. 14 15 3i S die. 6 7 pp. 5 6 pa. 63 65 11 1 17 7 71 Si 64 6y 7 6 si 65 6S 41a. i Ii 131 i 12 6} 1i 13 num, R•ILWATS. Alele.-Italian NU hall= aadAaartink az Boulogne awl Castrel Trion (Viersou Damara Dujil iest laLlajah SI 41 din. 6 6 121 13 C 1 111 its 1 - 13 - 07 - Gnat jadlia Podands I Pm. rp 7 4 4 P: : 61 71 - - 61 61 12 1 12 2 27 29 IM.mw :.a v.~,u:" Nisi; 1 4 3 1 = a of /MN ... mil Illiedieu Farb aM aliens Prism. ass Pule imel lora ipal "l Isain West Plain ... 194 20 SI SI 8 h 91 91 111 11 dla LIIIIRPOOL, May 4. 810012-11X0HAW01.—The :market remains my fiat: 1.14 Lengthlre, 81—Ditto (preference /hares), 6 1 - -Chwar Northing (L. sad York extension), 16—Looden sad North Western, 161 1 4. — Data (new Awes), 2 d.-11Liallan4 21 Ditto a .hare.), 28 114. AL 9 8 lea 9d. 9 o. c. d. 28 18e. 9d. (1-Bouth Fastorn rad Dover (No. 4 ), 4)—Yak, Newcastle, and Benrlak (0.N.6 6 per cent. ti '3O), 6i d.—York and North Midland, 144 Sel6er and Ballymena, 17. :MANCHNSTER. May 4. throot-ituactmon.—There was a quiet 'market, without change, and business shwa' limited t the stocks of the neighbour hootL—Lanesakke and Yorkshire, tit; West Riding, 3' d ; Est IL"elahlre Preference. tit; and Manchester and fteMeld Pew fames, 11,!. BIRMINGHAM, May 4. STOCK-BIOSAWON. This market was still heavy with an •PParrad appaaranc• of a re.aotion.—T.: day London and North. Western Quarters mare done at 2 ilia. ; Midland, Bristol, and Bia. untoirhaso, at 119; Mirminbury and Birmingham A's, at al. Ili. dla., Ws, at 71. la. 3d. dia. LISPS. May 4. Soooa-Sioaemem—Therehu hese a eossithwable amount of Madame dose oa 'atoms today though on the whole Flees ate somewhat Was. la Task sad N. Midlands then MC* snail Was at Of. Cakelsedaas way Mee at 71; Emit Luicaahliv A g i i a a tti r Ualoes. at Of Ms.; lards asetradowl, to SO ; at Ill; at id; mod Northtlrelleme, (tire, We Ole. : f -1 4? : 14 , Mil SO SO 17i 3 ,