The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-22 00:00:00

‘/../ c,4; I. I L.. f • • . I I • I lir • • . I : . 1 . • • \ L I F e t . . " • . • , No. 1,114.1 LONDON,. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1850. [THREEPENCE, SLOUIS OUTHAMPPON DOCK COMPANY. The ti IMarra eine stalteb. OM . as e atelppe, *a a wart, tot WPM, war it ast traille, as sasselty et dm orgaapb dabatassa, at brat at 11 seat. par lasoNryablabsayarty. by Caspar tribe tank er larar—ayylbrissm to to addrarl at Is ey t arra e re bark 050.i ons ivax. ta, Illacresr LaMar Marl 1,1•611. MINCING-LANK—THU DAT. fltroan.—The public sales have pee of will. 6,600 bap of Mauritius sold freely at full priese to 64. advance on last Felder' ourrenoy. Brows, 27e. to 345.; yelbw , 365. to 41o.; 3,000 Bengal also shlilly !head buyer', at full prices; white Benares, 375. to 405.; 2,760 bop Madras wereako offered, bat a large portion was withdrawn by the importers. The milted market closed a shade in favour of the buyer.; low brown lamps, 475. 6d. ; fair to flail grocery, 46e. to 60s. COPPII.—Ths public sake of 600 begs and 360 casks of plantation Ceylon attracted a fall room ; the priasipal p.rt was moods, and chiefly withdrawn for want of b u y ers; I a part of recent imp - matioo, sold chi. fly at Ms. to 665., *kick showed a decline of 12s. to 15e. from the late highest point of the market (daring the speculatba). Good re‘dleary satire Ceylon steads quoted at Pt, the prise paid en Wednesday last. The highest point of the market for this description was lbs., about two mouths Cocou.-600 begs Guayaquil were ofered in public sale sad boa& la, Ws. • parcel was sold by private contrast at 295. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY, Two (mom. The share market to-day is steady, at yesterday's quotations fur most lines ; but buinness operations continue as limited as before noticed. Great Western@ are firm, and mark 671. South Westerns have im: l proved to 6 and North Stafford, to 7. South" Eastern are again lower: the No. 4 shares were last trammeled at 6. In the market for shares in the Continental liege there is little movement. Northern of France ham experienced a decline in vane, having been done at 19 . ASSURANOII coakiAncr, SAWN. y omit la tbe raga at MK 'lsiatiNgl. k " ? 111..•: el gimthe I.lk ain mame ged by ` t e cane tins tam the pre. 40 , 4 , -Lo g:1 )0N • •• Wa spvsn owlet h ft T A targ i teft ••• A• , Maid Itaido, • 11 . 4 " 84 As swum I=4 en sot aki bk" fir jai shohoWif Irbe roma en assupt Om oh at A km Sod roe without dal Portismadrasurd did 111.1 fir pm" RIIMIW RAILWAY& aided es a Inas be. Pl aid.:.= la et saatal t ;"mble. a_ Ma _ems we nny wiled. awry dalairt It kia et at losimia NA" mann nismaxm oft Tempolftes tete s pease sr yoga. Maratary. 10 114 IA 4 419. Sit. - rPtienn.-1,100 bags were °tired in nubile rale ; abort half bought in. The remainder sold, re( 61, 271. to 21s. ad. ; refraction 61, Ws. ad. to 27a. ; refraction 11, 265. ad. Ns., which IMO rather lower prises than ruled last week. __ 21f I EMIGRATION. 4u: , TRALIAN- LINE 4-PACIBT • mum —Tar STDIIIT LINO wake OA NO et led steettb, ad melee balm Its i o ► Port IPWII^ Soft Aohollh, Mom% load. O. .111,4 tete TO AIIITRALIA.—To male it rard to the Amodio erdoeloo, Astakatte ay, al the ...woo wale eat stodoboo OM eon ;lselodee porhess the M U 7. 8 :1„.1... d firor s warrior tr ied= tip 4 et lop boon 02r o t.leined.lo3ll it psi opeo Thole tomb be arab. ;arrow's of hot Nysiers signolas ISNis. both M hun, • IOC" Abaft we% ha. sot oil be applied ea ~;troftval ,aiad weelborporolliebt= *WO IMMO oal fir mob 'time elite et 41 111 •61:141.to.l. end otedbiltd; bin Otrolthevery ' ▪ w ive nem. nt Kotler the eisooderse, • beak oh in" — D.Wieir of al. this said NM &MOO toe Os se. 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Together id*** mot *web dead Tut wattle , sod WADI MO M. .4 I.ll4llg a knan gredgetiege. 111;IVO IRA MeII , ORNI. asti immix umiak. At segree•Ntellel Wogs. One ligegitige EIDER DDWIII OTILILCOATP, sEAL PAIN MR PALRIOII. bt tiaVitig et sixty Per OreA 3*••••••• Gummi. rm meanhetered by L. STAIR god Om am . wogit erW tame the meet pendia sad pee l. • • . tie otters will be owed MI 40 pat ant. brew tam lIV.I I I mil C.., Notebant Wain. MAW% Naos) Ostfooro to ladis mod Mos, IS, Omnilamb. ..vont.osolo Inots. F ENIIEItS, STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS. 1 • :be above are revered. Mar loft deadlier ne , v.; t ell S. EUSTON'S O reHippo. sal ilataia) SHOW •d once'. comae of Newasrayer sal hal, Sew . r are the largevt la the world, and arab awe r a+ -a : LNI , E6.-% aTi WES, RANGES, nas4aox aai •=.. th oNGLIIV a era be apernehal .• • Lovett!. beast, of arm air eariiiheor wodr.. r • : e proem are ua that low rate At vile ata t e meter d R.r more them • lamer ea augury. • .• . • • th brrea d ornaaira god two seta of bin. 411146.; • . • warenta sad two are of la Ilk %twenty . • :... Wert criphroath MatiYria, at: t., a al; • .. .:n mug, with roe! ormolu 411111•1111110111111 a. r • tre•trar Soma I. 9d. the eat to Se ler a!,-Lt aura ett radiating hearth lira The „., • ~, rear arse e aft approved of. Detailed astaliciall • . • ,per pat) tree. —Taablialied ta WeSerreet li HIN ESSM EN, is Ivory, Bobo, atd rthAll.otreet. limbo, tamp boot sad of kb barkymmena, Draught, a s or s = • ' • "od ro Oloblootod Dossoolis Take. p o p Wok% etobotAsoly. Woltlog sad Um -444 Ter Coollow, Tohao Cullom abolloid : 1 / 4 .0r /*Maim Halt, aid Tooth 80w... - civility of all articles lbotwaia. A: i;%itltY'S IfFALTH-RESTORIXO FOOD • .r.I INFANTS. —The 111trALILTTA AItAINCA •• : l eri.ctua. raready octbnet modielme, twee. •• .• •IITI• t. 101.0 ha Ira ft IN Win • • • t • • arrytaat, firer sad babes Goa. •• r rr.re rippepsh% (Indio/rake), Wiled soar • • •• ..r• Err. Lrartbara, latalleay. eppeelle, al the shie, Nslutee et the ~ Herb ••• -• mat all other aesemaesaa dNillry • ••• •• ocranaorme peaelyis em • •• New 5 ad-ottreet. Larks; a alts of at— .-r, Uwe sal Co, Barclay, BS, Fantegiateleeet: • ' •-• 11., au; sal at 6 16, Gnsellenhatrast ; • t'. -Nup.waaw 'vet-Int/As ;1M ad IM. Itned; ' r• ^• , 1 t ta. +w) nee wine vestals la Se thericaa. 11 . 1 .USTILATED LONDON NEWS of • k" . 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ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS of ~ F ` I 11 F~ OF MAJOR EDWARDES. The BAtvearary Journal, of Woolutidoy , moots at mom length tito proneediegs et a grand Maur, 'NM 10 Mejer idwanies bath to ilerepebtre. A pone trot le NMI af. ; end imienne an! wen, ma a ow otoplits of all the notables it the neiohbearbeed, gave to ortord doom of kW to the alai:. Th• nest interest nerpertiga of the proceedings, however, was the sow oh of Ik.r Edward., himself, is whirl he gave the teaming siotbtestsplittl sketch of hie career : "IL itgisdaluesat to the *mime of the East India Co.- -pose' be said,was piven me by Sir Richard Jec kiss, and is Umber of the many links which, even in my waadisiage, dads me edit to Seropshire. Them is another link between say ma lodise rarest mad Shropshire. I was sent out to India by Sir Rieliud Jeakies, and that appoinuent ~meted me at our Gam the cold mother country, where I had neither heal h nor Silent to struggle foe the slow prises of civil life, and transferred me to that as.. paid dim, whose boundless plains are only emblematical of the fields of aseldnue and promise, white they open to every one who natures forth in a right • purposiag only to beeome g~enat himself by Driest 'total to others. (Hue.) Chao leaulied in such a sr vise as that of the east ledia Company, it would bare Sea my own Suit had I not by industry rim to independence. But it I have done more than that ; if I have arrived at humour. I owe it, end desire to acknowledge that I owe it, leader Provides's, to the etasach Steads I have met in life —Sir Richard Jenkins, in this country, Lod Gough, Lord Harding.. and Sit Henry Lawrence, in India. In 1845 I bad no interest of any kind ; I was a poor subaltern in my regiment, when Lord Clough, thee Sir Hugh, selected me to Alfa money is his personal staff. This was in the beginning of Nov., 1846,5 U imiy a few days afterwards the Sikh army invaded British lodic and we were plowed into the first B.k h war. Here was I then atone placed m a psitioa to study war practically, on the largest scale, sad under the greatest ad vent-mu, at the right band of the British general. And I eta tell you that the man who rides by the right tuna of Hugh Gough, through a eampeige, as thie Irish man would say, is is a " =luny convenient place to see a iced dela of it." If he wants an insight into the principles of war, he is likely to meet with a good many eye openers is soeh a situation ; .1114 I can ten you a story in proof of it. Is our very first betels of Moults* on the 18:h of December, before the two hostile fiats of infantry had met, two staff officers simultaneously plloped up to the soar mander-inechief—. The enemy's cavalry, your Pmeelleacy, have outflanked us on the right," said one; "The enemy's cavalry, your Excellency, hare °unsalted u on the left," said the other. So there were 13,000 horsemen turning each Sank at the same moment (the whole 30,000, by the W „riss bye, commanded by Rajah Lal Sing, whom & mod ern Sikh has represented as being in league with lbw British general. If so, defend me from my friends!) without ea insteat's buddies, Lord Clough gue seders for movemenb of horse artillery and cavalry t. both Sub ; aid it was in this movement, to repulse the Sikhs, that the Queen's 3rd Dragoons commenced that series of remarkable achievements which hay, since stamped them as the noblest *aviary regiment that ever went to India. The repulse was complete oa both Sinks. Our artillery and cavalry went through the enormous line of the enemy, and got into its rear H , so as to become Si object of the deepest impiety to Sir ugh Gough. It was than that he turned to his aide-de-camps sad commanded two of them to recall the lank detachnteate beck to their own line. I was oce o: them, and I lease you all to judge whether he duty was a pleasant ea. It was performed, however, and I shall carry the memorial of it to say grave, is the ships of a bell through my thigh. Such, gentlemen, was the introduction into milirsry life which I received from my earliest patron la ladia—Lord Clough. I recovered kens my mud in time to serve ea his lead chip'. aide-deusap again at Sobratm, the dosing battle of the &Wei war—a tutus most empties in its malt, from the dreamt/tau of a broad and rapid river at the back of the enemy's position, tato which they were driven. A young soldier could not have received a more instructive lesson the* was displayed to him ia fist magnificent battle; and I well remember fancying at the end of it that I could move 10,00 men if called upon next day. The campaign thus dosed. Lord Clough recommended me to the Governor- General ler promotion t the political staff now required for the Punisub ; and to this great step in life I am outwit ) hide bud to those two great men. But while expressing my gratitude to those powerful Meads who gave ate throe great opportunities, let me not target the serer who taught me bow to use them—Sir Hoary Lawrence, who, at this very moment but a captain of artillery, has made himself, by his high purposes and ' indomitable energies, the foremost man in India, and a bright example to every Indian soldier. He it was who, through three years of British protection a the Pubjenb, was my public muter and my private (dead ; and it was sitting at his feet mid great political events, that I trust I learnt that noble lesson, to live not for myself, but for the state. I will not longer detain ym from a tom far worther than mine ; but beg you all to believe that I have not the words which can adequately thank you for the great pubde honour you hare this day conferred an me in the eyes of my emntry, and the private friendship with which you have welcomed me to my home. I should be the vainest sad mut foolish of men if I flattered 1111 self for on. ItleiSbt that I deserved it; but I should be the most insensible and basest of men if I failed to feel within my heart gratitude beyond weeds. (Ttm Major, at the due and throughout, was loucly applauded.) Bli CIIARLIA NATTER appended the following reliarlu ou the aosvaiaartial of as old havildar of the 3214, who had mreesed .a Sew et hie nee whom he knew to be disaffected : aIXAYIe 11 . TIIIIEICOLLINCT TIM COMMANDEI-111-CNIII3. It ie almost superfluous to say how painful h is to Goalless the sentence of climatal from the anvil* of this old, and ►itherto excellent, nonoommimiosed officer. To the mist dart and members of the court it must have been equally distressing to condemn an old comrade: they have done their painful duty like. honourable soldiers, I will do mine in a like IlaltatT ; and let it be known to this army, that I will pardon se man against whom it shall appear that be *wheeled from his immediate superiors the exigence of a mutinous spirit among his enarades—rbstber &trepan or aatiee—witether oflioer, no. conessissioeed .Beer, or private soldier. I have seen most of the armies in the world, and I have never sea one t is better paid, or better eared for, than do army of the Ea•t India Company; neither hare aver seen a more obedient, more konotuable army ; and I will net allow a few dissou'ented, malignant mandrel, to disgrace their colours sad their regiment., by as bisolent attempt to dictate to their government what pay that government shall give soldiers, towards whom It has always been both just and generous. The government bad, tem porarily, and with great generosity. given a higher rate of pay to those soldiers whir served le the Penjaub during the at war; this was a gratuitous reward to them for the privations incident to a campaign; sad because the govern meat did generously gave this temporary increase of pay to She's regiments serving in the Ponjenb, some mutinous villains have had the insolence to demand the continuation of sorb pay, when the Punjaub ►as become a province of the British territory ! Woe be to those who so . are to diegrace their regiments ! Woe to those who, forgettiog their duties as soldiers of the state, coeceal the infamous sanded of wititinion ! A bavildar, Rookiest Sing, has dose this in the t2nd Native Infantry, and for which misconduct on the part of the havildar, forty yeses' good serves@ have passed by him lie the wind. Inwood of en honoured old soldier, retiring with credit from a service of which he was one of lb. pillars and the pride, he is cost from ir, dishonoured and pensioa ' less, ►y the Jost seatsoes of en honourable court-martial. (Siattedl C. J. NAPIIII, General, Commander-is-Chief. Tbw mamba era to be esrefuily insulated gad reed at the bead of every reeisaent, troop, and setegoay, to the army. (Signed, C. J. NAZII.I, Chairs], Commander-iwChilf. Tui LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT BT. VINCENT'S BO= BRIIITO4—A CCIOIS•e• 'MEMO Me lAN on Wed- ST e et ika Zawakam TIMM. Hetwells, on th• body if M b , of wham sue Math pardoulars =d I. lemptday's Idspreat. TM fury 'emend a ad" Aeslastel dmilt," .ad emommeadad that some peeestiess eberai be edepted by the antheeitles to prevent • reenreenee et web radiate. TM Mu AT WAIMIABATII% fitiOAlt FACTOZT.— Yootooday ricesios. oboist two °Walt, sweater ootbrosk oceans/ as Mose premises, the seimederiee Int lie reties laving homed late see aAla seeprisems= were preserved es tie preview day. A ossidorablo dopo Wore the fiIIMISS emesede ip seppromilyt tba /ems, i mel sit WI m wee ;image wee dew. The Pe ig dr she dui sethmek seelledes to • Mete of mystery. As yet the lizm have bees usable to aseertala the wet amount Of parley destroyed ; It is, Isewsrer, upwards of 50,0001. • India ::. -7, f.• ... ' Hilt ItnnIinVeTRIATIIH r Mr- Sims 1140 Vis OttAlmaced his eapagennat at this theatre lit evesia g by appearing is ihashancter of Brace,, in Ver.:ll Irma of theta/Mu The an nouncement et hilt apeman. audiad mesh interest, sad the braes wu crowded in every part. " Entail 'has.hessao often within them few yeas, both in Italian and Roguisb , that it is quite fa ar% the peldin It is set of the highest order ot merit' as a butioal irony but it is certainly the beet prodasdea of its author, and contains several morn me is which he has been more than usually felicitous. It boa the advantage, too, of a deeply tragic end interesting rebbeet, the drama being founded ea Vista , Huge& celebrated needy bearing. the same title. Oa ebb occasion it was more admi rably perikeined and bade a stronger impreadon on the sadism, then it bas ever dose before in thh cestatry. itiikke tie part ef .&rosani, preheated by Reeves, theta Mira wea sustained by Xedepol sells Pared44lllll* by Belled, and the Xis, by the DOW burit tre mi s e= Reeves's ce, whether regarded as a piece is :. of Ilse or a display of vocal power, has placed him ea a if mitality with the greatest tenors ea the Italia • . His action was acble, mumble, aad d, sad his singing was that et a cearammath snaisise, highly gifted by nature, aad thoroughly educated in the beat school of art. His skilful management of his rich and beauti ful voice, his fine partamento, refined style of embel li.hment, and finished execution, an not more remark able than the par.tv, clearness, and elegance of his Italian elocution. The nicest ear could not detect a " tramontane" sound, either in hie pronunciation or attest. Mademoiselle Parodi's Elvira was the ereatest triumph she has yet achieved. It was indeed a most exquisite performance, full of native feeling and power, and displaying not • vestige of the scholar or the imitator. To character has never before been so finely represented in this country. Her beautiful person, bee expressive features, her graceful move. merits. sad her voice, which breathed the very &tit of passion, all combined to prodace a picture equally exquisite and pathetic. Her singing, too, wu the most flaished specimen of vocal art that she his yet exhibited. Beßeth's Bilea is not new to the public. We have few things on the stage more masterly than this ex cellent psrform•r's permeation of the rani, implaca ble old man, whose deadly hate is the more appalling from its impassive cabanas. Signor Lorenzo looked and acted the part of the Sing with good effect, but he exhibited the same vocal defects as on the evening d his first appearance; an unskilful management of a good voice, and a great deficiency in the sostenuto and the legato, the most essential requisites of good singing. The opera was most warmly received. Several of the principal pieces were loudly encored, particularly the fine trio, "Tu mei Ernani ;' the duet "Ah 'emir," sung by Parodi and Reeves; and part of the finale to the third any. In the scene of the final catastrophe the impassioned acting and singing of Reeves and Parodi excittd the 'adieux to a pitch of enthusiasm. The theatre rang with repeated peals of applause, which were renewed ater the fall of the curtain. LA IT INTBLLIGENC.& THIS DAY. EQUITY COURTS. Boons Viesesunostcon WI1011•11. ATTOTINET.GENIIKAL O. HOLMES Scutum POll its APPLICATION OP CHARITY FUNDS HIIMVIATHED POa VHS Bittern OP Pima PILISONZILS IN LITZIIPOOL GAOL. A testatrix. named At Molystnix, by her will, dated is 1727, bequeathed • sus of 2001. to the rep, of Liverpool and his SOONNOOTS for the time being, and the rector of the churn of St. Peter and prrhial chapel of St. Nicholas in Liverpool, and his sus resort for the time being, loos trey, to fay, st the same in real security, if each could be forted, and to apply the in• erne to arise from seek investment for or towards the main. tenser of poor prisoners for debt or otherwise in the gaol or prison in and for the said borough. The fund in question had been duly invested by the trustees for the tree being 02 mortgages of land, and the interest upon sub mortgagee regularly applied upon the trust of the will, until by the paring et verions roust acts of parliament and the adoption of new regulations for the better arrangement of prisons, it became impracticable to apply the income of the run fund in the maintenance of poor routers for debt, or otherwise, in the gaol of Liverporl. The funds having in consequence accumulated to the Sam of 1,2761., the pre.ent information was filed, praying for a refer ence to the Muter to inquire if the income of Vie enarity fend could he applied to the charitable uses men. treed in the testatrix's will in that What', and if not to ap prove of a scheme for the more proper application of inch income, having regard to the testatne'i intention as to the bequest costal tied in the will for the bent fit of poor prisoam. Ine information having been set down for hearing as a short ruse, Mr. T. V Prior, for the relstor, applied for a decree is the terms of the p I the information. Mr. Eddie consented on Withal' of the defendants, the trustees. Decree aceoidingly. • POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STIUSHT. AULULT —D. Piketon, a respectable innkeeper In the City, wee charged with commiAleg • violent assault upon the beadle be the Lowther Arcade. It was proved that last evening the defendant was stand ing oppoMte one e 4 the Malls in tke areaele, talking to • female, met when requested to move away by the beadle, the defendaut beaus, eery abusive, and welled him by several opprobioas ep!thets. The beadle told him if he did not desist he should take him into custody, when the defendant strack him • vi lent blow on the fair, and Were he amid protect him- sell he repeated the blows several timer. Com plainant obtained assistance and took the defendant into custody. EY lam was very mach swollen, and be suffered mule pain. The defendant said the beadle made some rude remark, and parked him. He eartaiely did strike him, Mr. Henry said the beadle had no bus ness to make any rude remark, and he theref , ve should not Ins the de.endant so much as he legends& He Sued him 40s. or 14 dap,. The fine was paid. MARLBOROUGH-BTRRET. FRAIIDOLIINT Parrascre.—C. King sad J. Coows,the former 17, sad the latter 14, were charted %Lib obtaining 151. by false and fraudulent pretences, from C. W. Martin, Heel, M.P. for Newport, Isle of WI/ht. The prosecute' deposed that he was at present staying at 3, Suffolk-street, Pall-mall, and that as the previous morn leg the document prodeeed was handed to him. On lock ing at it he saw it was • receipt for 15.., for • copy of a work called " Border's Religious Ceremonies." He never ordered the work, nor was he indebted to any one for a copy of it. R. H. Aldermen, esewast to the promoter, stated that yestsrday morning ;he primmer Cover brought the receipt predated, and mid he tad called kr 16e. for Mr. Martin's isopy of" Birder's R•ligious Ceremonies." Believing the pi ismer's statement to be tree, witnem gave him 16s. on ac- count of Mr. Martin. T. Field, as officer belonging to the detective police, mid, from information be had praviottaly received, he followed the prisoners yesterday morning into Staff dit street. The pri soner Cooper left King, and went to No. 3 in that street. After stopping about five athletes, be came eat and joined the prisoner King, to whom he gave some money, and he Wok then. into custody. The primmer King said he was the guilty party, and the sole mover of the plot. At the station they were searched, and witness found on King about seventeen receipts ready filled up; and on compering them with the one produce. he found the handwriting to be thu same. These receipts were made out In the newt it of Lnrd John Kay, Lord Choy, sad other noblemen and gentlemen, and witness had net the least doubt, trim the systematic way in which the mere he found upon them were arranged, that the prisoners, although so young, had been eat7ing on a most successful trade, and i f they were remanded, he thought he should he cabled No poises several other chants' against then. The prisoners, who altered as dolliwkrussoo Sinsaild till Thursday next. Biwa rrox Hoerrsal. Iros Oosiogingion.—Yes terday meter • awakes wu hold Wile lirwet of the shove isetitstim The plaeip•l beilwarlot the metal/ was retati•• to the Immediate meths epee when wing, jag the Neal impieties at dm by whisk, whisk wheel Sr. moted, will solowl•te upwards of XV irstiests. Several hypsourt rums and regulagias relative to the eowegon wan 00”4 sad alersod, after whleh paoseileg adjoars(l. TES AoAritgoxlins.—lt is said .that thefs mens eal split attempt We bilimied Wet at their shod, Imai bap matte. Mow', Mbirtliisir folly, sad diliwitid with their elutes of Ilk hum etwd their imitation of retora hie l• their Mee asid Won:filer Musick MONEY M4RFET. Tarimanav Bmnrao. lath, esigisi of the profpristere et the Bank of ifla e whisit wee held today a dividend tor the eel of 4 pee esat. was declared. It appeared by tti t of the governor that the profits of the t T iar ai tl i r d h o 7d 3 reeeded er t !t sat i irequired 81. e to de n the proportion of prate from which the el' be paid, was 8,613,4841., and, as ft 682,1201. to pay 4 pm ant., the rest would au f ly remain 3,001,3141. limit to that fa it has now been wisely determined to re gard es greed. , The mil, point* psinently alluded to he the 0001,1 of the eliesme which followed °Ash** la tie remarks of Mr, Parry de Winton sO.Mr. Fielder. Mr. de .Wiatce, while acclaim ing is the es cr lo y si o n f s the step adopted by the 'alt the increased dividend, Nig paned the dal of the director, embracing it gii, olepettlanity of employing the funds of the bank miter, and giving acestamodation to all re s able parties, includ ing the negotiation of pro m notes with two good names upon them, end the t of advances to county and other Unitas w might seek to riles money for building piblis institutions, each as pais, humid asylum, .... Mr. Yielder elicited the that the various idensiatleme Wens brukkgr generally ad mitted to hays greatly increased the public con venience, were drawing to a okras, and that the ex •perses incurred had been included in the amounts of the last half-year. In accordance with the terms of the charter, a ballot will be takenprofornul on the question of increased dividend next Tuesday. The present dividend is one per cent. per annum more than the last; and when the low rate of interest which hes ruled in the interval, and the competition which the Bank has had to maintain in an over stocked money market are taken into consideration, the preient dividend Teaks volumes in favour of the sound principles and the judicious management which have characterised the conduct of its affairs. At the general meeting of the shareholders of the Back of Belgium, held at Antwerp on the 20th inst., the balance sheet of the bank for the year 1849 was distributed, by which 101,000 fr. are set aside in redaction of the losees amounting to 297,000 fr. which the bink has sustained by the dishonesty of one of its employis. The report of the committee of inspection having been read, approving of the accounts ren dered, a dividend of 40 fr. was declared on the first class of shares issued in 1835, and the .meeting then proceeded to the election of six candidates to be presented to the King to All the office of managers. The members of the committee of inspec tion were all re-i tinted. Another object of the meet ing was the au , horisition of certain alterations in the laws of the institution, but as the necessary number of votes could not be collected the proposed modifica tions will be submitted for the t.pproval of the share holders at the next general meeting. The Bourse at Antwerp yesterday was extremely heavy and prices of the public securities were not alto- gether ma;ntaine d. At the cloaca( business the fol lowing were the quotations : —Belgian Four-and-a-Half per , Cents.. 1844, 89; buyers; the Five per Cents., 1840 and 1842, 97 sellers; the Five per Cents., 1848, 94t. Austrian Five per Cent. Metalliquee, lei : H kts" of 1250 8 , 578. Polish " lots "of 300 8., 300 tellers. Baden "lots" 50 EL, 114 sellers. Spinish Loan of 1834.5, l 0; • the Three per Cent. Home D e bt, 281. I ' Sardinian " Obligations , " 30 r., 321 sellers. Roman Five per Cents., 1832-7, 77,1 sellers. Exchange on London, 25.50 short. _ Advice, from Havre of the 19th report a rather steady market for cotton at previous rates, the sales on Monday having amounts! to 8.57 bales, and the I total for the week precious to 3,489 bales, against 2,126 bales Imported during that period. The prices ate quoted ►t IL to 2f. below those of the week pre c.diug. Business is coffers had bees interfered sith by the public sales of damaged parcels, with which the consumers had supplied their wants, and beyond which there was no demand. The inquiry for sugar was extremely limited, and prices had not improved. Indigo was without demand, but advice@ from Calcutta as to the quantity bought on French account were anxiously looked for. Of hides, some sales had been made of dry Buenos Ayres of superior quality at 76f. arid ethers at 59f. Marseilles advice, of the 18:h report an exceedingly dull market for coffee, the business of the previous week having been almost suspended, pending the re sult of the Dutch sale,. A few small lots of Brazil coffee were all that found buyers at 60f. to 6M. in entrepot according to quality. In sugar of foreign growth by French flags several transactions had taken place; 4,000 bags Pernambuco, per Achille, had been taken at 261. per 50 kilogrammes in entrepot, on terms with discount ; and some small lots of Havannah at 37f. for white, and 29 to 30r. for blond, per 60 kil. in entrepot. Olive oil continued to find immedsate sale as it arrived, and was in good &mud, which, with the absence of fresh supple s, had given a further impulse to the market, causing an advance in price. Araili and Canes had bees disposed of at 118 and 1181 f., and the latter for May and July delivery at 120 30. Gum Senegal (Galsm) had found purchasers to the event of 100 big. at 220 f. per 100 kil. in entrepot. Silk was firm in price, but business was limited. In American colon ere was nothing doing, and the market for this staple was without the least movement. Wool had been in good requre. and sales of 120 bales of Syria white washed, at 107.60, and 20 bales Zigay white in the grease at 80f. are reported. DUBLIN Incis.—Naas IS. 3 per Omit 0,0401 ---- --...--..—.....—............—. 3/ pat Oast Rook kg mem .........„.„ . .. ' .... 963 Ditto tar opinblg ...........................«. 9O/ Bank Mack .......... 2Oll Wicklow Copper Wu— ......... ...... ...... ...... (31. paid) 13 Dundalk and Knnbdclikk Great &macro and Wert! LICCIIANGES AND STOCKS ABROA"). awaruansw, Hamm 19.—Disteh Funds : Active Debt, Twouwal.s. Half per Dents., S4l money, 314 Mlle; Ditto, Three per Cents., 64? money, 634 Ms; Ditto, Four per Cents., 64i money, 63 bills; E. I. Loan, Your per Ceuta., 83f money, 81 bills; Itua.tan, Five per Ceuta , Hope and C0.,101 money, 1041 stile ; Ditto, Wight; roar per Ones., 841 money, 1111 bile; Spanish Five per Crate., IN money, on bias; Ditto Three percent Inland, 28 mow, 364 bill.: ftlwirian Pine per Cent. iletalilquee, 76 money, 771 bills; Ditto Twouind.a- Half, 41/ looney, 111 bUbi.—Eitchanges: On Loodon, 12.67; Ditto two months, 1262; on Hamburg, 33.06; Ditto two mouths, 31.67. The tone of the Bourse wee were favourable to-day, especially hi, Inland funds, whlcb were steady. In foreign funds dors was a greet deal of &Rhaetian, ever/ally in the French Three per Ciento., winch row 1 per Celtt This had a favourable influence ou Spanish and Per. Infuse • stink, which wee very fist at drat. but afterwards recovered. Auetrilux not much in Meow. Peruvian aut. THIS DAT. Two o'Ctocz. The English funds have been rather weak this morning. Consols were first quoted, and business done in them, at a decline of from yesterday's last prices, 951 to j for money, and 95Z to 4 for account, and th. n rues but again declin. dto the first price, at which they have contikutd up to the present time. Tnree per Cent. Annuities, 1726, bays been done et 95, mid ditto, 1751, also at 95. Exchequer Bills continue at Testerdsy's improved price, at 63a. and 61..; and India Bonds, at 87a. and €o3s. prem.. 'Tie business transacted in the foreign securities has been of a very unimportant character, and at yes terday's rates. The Danish Thne per Cents., 1825, were last done at 68. The transaotions recorded are the following:—Brazilian new Bonds, 1843, at 83. Danish Three p.r Cents., 1826, at 69 and 68; the New Five per Cent. Scrip, at 2 1 and 21 premium. Mexican, at 291. Peruvian Four per Ceuta., 1848, for the 27th instant, at 73 and 721; ditto I).f ned, at 281 and 1. Por ttignewe Five p r Cents. Converni, 1841, at 32; ditto Four per Cents., at 33. Russian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cast. Scrip, at 11 prem. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 161 for money, and 16} for time. INGLIaLI 9UAIIMI.—Tuis Day. Husk Moak itut r Ot. Om aata., Oa I 3 ler MID& Aim. shut i par Oa. that j per Ct. Ow. Aso., 116 d II zahaltar Mai/ft to Lk ftlitZlO YUD Dd. 6 pat Ct. Asaa. Duet* tar o. ee per IX. Oils. Ikeda. 19 N Oneada Datum* Ma._ , 36 11 par Otek.. 6 per Ot Mu. , 1941k996 6__ 6 per Ci. LlSelia as., Sin 4 par Ot. Pan“laa Diu. 1 1 1 8 DM* Naw. 9 Do. Defrattyd tailt, —. 6 a t e. crawk in u r in• • Pcsetegime Ooa. 13 4 i 4pm IX Iti4. IN r DIU* Cohuab. Dee DAL, . roVosia...lo .. osinestas sem tar 139 a. 36 4 3 par Sa.li 94a .DI 1 $ F ar Ct. IMAM Bda, 07 70 Me Tawa s A 14 got 01 Dutch DO.. la 6 'Ye t. Vassmeia Ili. n s i yes Ot. Duke Citts..99 7 nis Likend /1•0..12 I Iu SaoCC- 1 700 bap et Pearl .old at 20 s . (Id. to 24e., small and me grain. Rum continues doll, and prices mast be considered partly nemdaal. Comm.—There has Namely base a transaction reported Ms week, snide is steady. In other ulnae. as suncrial alteration, tat the result et the week shows las thaa an average•wount of basis's, dose. TALLOW MAIULET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day, at the quotations subjoined Petenbure Y.C. on the spot, Ms. 9d.• March delis's', 38L 9d. to 36e. Bd. ; October to D e e m trwi, 38s. 3d. to 38s. HIDES.—THIS DAY. 661bs. to 641 b., Ha. ; 641 b. to 721b5., ltd. to 24. ; 7211 n. to 801bs., 2d. to 244. ; 801ba to 681 b. , 244. to Si.; Nibs. to 961b5., 34. to 344. ; 961bs. to 1041 b., 344. to 4d. Horse Hides, 61. to 7s. Calf Skins, light, 2s. to 3. ; felt 6s. 6d. BSILMONDIZT. —Sleep Skins, polled, es. Od. to 7s. Oct. ; Kanto and halt buds, 6e. 3d. to es. 3d.; Downs, 4s. 3d. to di. 3d. ; Shsarlings, 104. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Buddk's Wen Hanley, 165.; Ceres Hartley, 16s. ; Eden Main, 16s 31.; Halting's Hirtley, 164 ; Tanf Moor, 14e.; Walls End Braddyll's Reston, l7s. ; Walls End Haswell, 17s. 6d. ; Weil. End Hatton, 176. 6d. ; Walls End Dunbton, 175.; Walls End B.ewart's, 17e. 3d.; Walls Ead Tees, 17s. 61.--Bhipe at market, 130. MARY-LANE.—THIS DAY. Vet) little addition wag made this morning to our week's supply of English Wheat; at the same time there was ample I. meet the limited demand of our millers; and the few puede on oils were not disposed of, wi bout difficulty, at the rates of Monday. Foreign red Wheat len obtainable on rather easier terms than at the beginning of the week. The arrivals of foreign Barley increase, se d tee also the difficulty of effecting sales of the article, and the tom in pries was decidedly in the favour of the buyer. Oats are also coming more freely to hand from abroad, and sales proceeded slowly, at Monde, 'a quotations. Beans, Pees, and Malt wi.hunt any quotable alteration in vane. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM I eth MAR. TO 22nd MARCH. Qrs. Esilidt. Smell. Irish. romp. Wheat .. I Ods 2310 68;0 Maur. 1,40 seater; LONDON Atessaits.—Wheat, 425. 3d.; Barky, Ms. 4d.; OM% 183. 74.; Rye, Ls. 2d.; Baas; 21s. 34.; !tae, 2,1 % Id. DIPLRUL AvasAcisa. I Wheel.illarisyl Oats.:l ape. I N.. a F.. f ISSe 111.344 7d13.1 36 211 1.1,238 3d 4d 16 37. la 101 13. Id 20a 74 tra Ild 26. 101 23 ... 27. Ild SS* 7d 13. 64 20a Ild 24a 1d 2es Od March 2 36a fd 21. 114,14. 114 21. Ild 24.1 4d 13. 114 9 3 1 1 a $421.10413. 8622. x 24. 7413. 41 16 3114 Id 313 MIN 12412. 7d'24. 24 araelia' Aver. 1311, 3il 21. 10d I lle 11424 s 11d'24, 8.1!23, Ild Thar.—Whet. Barley. Oak Rre. bow aid Pew Is. Price. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mews. Pattenden and Smith report that there Ii no alteration in priers or demand to notice *ince last weak. SMITHFIELD MARKET —THIS DAY. We have • goad supply of Beasts to-day, and very little trade for them. The choicest Scots only reach 3s. Bd. in • few instances ; it is, tlx refore, an extreme quotation ; how. ever, 3s. 6d. is barely sufficient to represent a fair average for this description. The number of Sheep se not large, but fully adequate to the demand ; indeed, • clearance can scarcely be effected, and Monday's prices are with difficulty realised. The near "p -proach of Easter, and • scanty supply, cause more ioqutry fo , Lambe, although the season cannot be said to have com menced until Friday next; in a few instances rather over 6s. has been obtained. Toe supply of Calves is not suasive for the time of year ; Mae is a lair amount of business done, but it is exceedingly difficult to obtain higher prices. From Germany and Holland there are 65 Beasts, 160 Sheep, and 127 Calms ; Frar.ce 150 Sheep ; Scotland, 300 Beam s; an d 125 Much Lows from the Home Countiea. _ _ ter of Itta. a a. a .1. Per noes of Ma. a d. a. d. Wm ... ! . _areforde 3. 3 8 Dud Dna a UL -b d.. 811 00 0 0 NM I 8 3 4 Boa laaraoola .... 3 6 110 lisoadiaawa 16 3 0 Du. do. ebora . 09 0 0 E lam 3 4 4 4 lam awl sigma 99•11113 310 3 4 PM . —.- 3 0 4 01 Da 63. 1110,11 .... . 0 0 0 0 Best AL . a * Half-arab 4 0 4 1 Lamb, .. .... 0 0 0 0 Soma at alark“. 699 ; 8 0 ss 0 sal lamb% 3.310 ; Ilatila. 231 218..116. CUMBERLAND HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Superior Meadow Hey, 31. Be. to 31. 145.; interior, 21..10e. to N. be. ; superior Cl‘ver, 31. 15m. to 41. 4 r . ; i n f er i or , 21. 16e. to 31. 84.; Straw, 11. 61. to 11. 10.. COTTON MARKIIT.-11AvaR, MARcu 21. The late &deices received from New York respecting Cot- ton, although favourable to advance rates, had rather a depressing effect on the semkett, Si sales today have been languid, and at prime somewhat tuns. The Vesta, with Cotton, from New Orleans, reached Havre to day. 7 1 Erb. u Feb. 16. yet% IL Match 2. l Plarrli U. mr. it:. "' ••• 1 «. ..« -:-- :: ... ... .. YORK, March 21. STOCK EXCPANOII.—But Laseeshiris. 8; ; But Lan cashire (West Rattan Union). ; Micilando9 ; York. Newcastle. and Berwick (Newcastle Natation), Si. Ga. U.; York and North Midland. Prekrence, 61. Ws 3d. BIRMINGEIAM, Mar•A 21. Senca-Bzenamon. Prieee were steady in tl.is market today, but there was apt mach doing. CANADA COMPANT.—A meeting Of this company took place yesterday, at the 'Awe, St. Helen's-place, Bishopegate•street, Mr. Charles Fr.nks In the chair. The report stated the expenditure in London for the year bad amounted to 2,2331., end in Canada to 4,8051., exclusive of taxes and assessments. The receipts for Ibl9 were 20,5061. Their total liabilities amounted to 451.3371., and the meets to 962,470/. It appeared that the original object of the company was to purchase from the crown large tracts of land, which were to be re sold at a low but gradually in creasing rate, according as the land was cleared and im proved-by cultivation. The report was unanimously adopted, and a vote of thanks to the chairmaa concluded the business of the day. ROCHESTER CATHEDRAL ORAMMAR SCHOOL.—At the sitting of the msgisirates at the Guildhall, Rochester, on Wednesday last, the Henry Heim, head master of the Grammar School, was charged with having unlawfully air conked and beaten Frederick Seymour Bamford, one of the foundation scholars, by striking him several blows with a stick, and otherwise ill•treating hhn, without fast cause or provocation. The evidence in support of this charge went to the elect that the en for coughing bad been slapped violently on the face, caned with a walking stick, which was broken over his shoulder', and afterwards compelled to beg pardon on hie knees. He was kept in that position for three qaartere of as hour, and had been ill in onto. quince of the severe chastisement which he received. On the part of the defendant, it was sought to be proved that Mr. Hewes had paniahed the boy to mere subordination among his scholars, and that the chastisement had nut been eteemive, the coughing in which Bastor.l had taken part being intended as an insult to Mr. Moires, who had only recently keen ap pointed head muter, is of the Rev. R. Whitton, by the Dean and Chapter of Rochester. Evidence was oleo given that the defendant was always a humane and firm master. The maitietiatis sentenced the defendant to pay a penall of SI , and 25e. oasis. HIGHLAND SOCIETY Or LONDGN.—Yogterday the annual dinner of the Ilighlaod SoWety took place at the Freemasons' Tay. rn, Great Que•n•street, to mom memorate the victory of Ali zsodria. LiturAleteral Sir Jamie Maedonnsll in the chair. dhoti 100 gentlemen sat down to dinner, sad amongst the guests were Sir J. Wilson, Captain news, R.N., The eilidlollo, 84 Jan Campbell, Colonel Crabb, Biz John Hilt, and many other °Moen of the army sad easy. The boys of the Cal•donlin Asylum rtjug istaregis derive the evening, headed Anius • Mackay, the Queen's piper, and Dmeld &shay, the piper to the Highland &misty, and the made of their bagpipes tended materially to enhance the pleasures of the entertainment, which passed of in the meet agreeable manner. I Do. Preferable ... ... Ambit.,Ne.,Bas.,kll. ha. ' kirks k Bank Ext. (Gt. 1 61. 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