The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-08 00:00:00

. o ,a-,,-,-4,-:..-vee-- • Tibt . It7.'''.l! No. 1,128.] PAILLtMENTAItY AND FINANCIAL RIIIPORK. ARot'S LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, .., Taretimiswoattest, ark ; rll4, _ _ RD PalkittL 0. .imits-:Thr 11110 t attserstat the LO DIATOM. Prrrti Miaow—WILLIAM IJIAIP 161. L . •., F. Arita . 114 1 AIL. ftel=bit i. N.P. ..:..= . aw morn 1' 4.1r4 f er.. a gt o. Thome - raigllse is tlL locomish Mbar. -.: 7; ... t.5 ...w Inds 1.• Wt. flail, lA.; J.& soleth, 104. ../. "nrmig. Pr. ingrown, I, 9. it. ......- . 1 111% CAl's." tiq., I, Pladdrisk ll.6 =o l 4lewly. C...... •,.. Am mar -hammer HA It A. of Wars Oeileri. •_..w.. Cog .I.—NV law Itamilly, 111. P.. aelleiter-OnsisL '4 ,, ~,..- w 1: Liao Mae. 1419, Dourbty-qteset. WV ‘NTAA;I.S OF ASerM47 WM TRU WIETANT. I . , s.. tm to a Inrier niturribed sapital, polvy babble MR the ii,....:‘ of all ON unmet fund anon Ms a Luria et a ;NUM mad as -~.,4, artgroaciting 1:70,6•11a tar, Mobs frome tie hum of L. pi.ados. PONt:‘ OR MORT lIRANCII. _ . . LONDON, MONDAY APRII. 8, 1850. [THREEPENCE, CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. MONEY MARKET. atm pis A Tt i LT 1JII D "; W w:yr" D.I. e r r e r r E a rla. ; rt. Olt u nraid+-Bau per oats., RAILWAYS. TIM DAY. TIDAY, T o'Cra . The share market to da y is dull, wo with a v ary limited amount of hardness. In grioes there is aesmel7 have fallenany chan geiper ro share,fm 8 m:lrdrtkuin g ay6. l. Grea Fo t r N ße al.therni rwieke the market is rather better. North Westerns wars last done at 104; Great Westerns at 821; Cale donians at Bf. Foreign lines are also dull, with a tendency to lower prises. Barns i&n.w4va. remises .. De. Pretine . e; . Burke k Heats Ext. (ot. _ WOK. perpetual D p.Ct.) SaturlC; l 7 . 1! 12 II I ft. —die. Par iPa 1& ctle r e .... AS Ilea. ea tbe Dom eyeanne, yin tar atonally entitled to L vin. of the plata IS tido Wm& (after payment of dee yearly „ . and So yolk ambesid testa poky may amber bedded yU9 waved. ire riepl*l rednetbia of the n a=l ic ratara. ..4014-110X1.11, OS LOW PSIMITS, r. mite 011 tb aceirrillistlespek=sllll,4 poestiar advas •.• • re monk isst Wilma Z s asy aMss—ia whirs Ss ‘ 7. tat loot peals s gawk sea Is as. Se OW bellk.„r:a....Erireassuld. at Mrs* • mistimes. En-iotama be Amos inn. j ode Tom ! WI& Man. - i WTlbus - MOIL Eapnn ill I :111 ilist or T. . lbws Taw I I 6 1 61 i 3 s i Aolt or the Whole Prookaa may mein ica male lir eavalcara of dr Treaslom imay made Ike Illkoradait Alt Miry at II par ma. ar aatpH rid that waloomllkoot Taal to one moth Om mai is beet approved. .7,: i =atlrdtay day at nregnorloaatrcet, at a o'cloti. L ItAillk SWAM Dinette. - - A.P4NWNDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, artabtkied by 410. Charter Is the terns of Moe the rat LIR, for TIM sod .. ...• ?I'M PtE INSURANCE:4. Clem, 7, . t' l 'l72o Royal Imbues, Car shlll, sad Id, Re rqy • , r gesiskast TY Owner of emotes the LIM defra the e„ . , ,‘ ~ =I mme ot takes yed to by o tie pwoo m- , mhos test 15 1 7 4 11 LI '' ' L '''' Peale.s sided se a borne to po t] 'I 'i U 1 ... fL- '. Mks. or poll la mob. Or espied Is , C HART l' • shatmot darn mod premium. ~... .: it, earept heft ell Ibeklitgf i xtraship. • .. t ..e witbost tortidesdes Is luso out Otto frollese Rope nee liberally treated. • • •••.• i: tNCE es roar desolitis sf Fagot at moknte %n:•.1 NI. INdtRARCR et tie earned turn • . • ..N ca perusal R mitts. . .. JOHN CRZNCZ. Dessetery. • BEDSTEADS awl CHILDREN'S COTS. • f... , xtuitat of thew Dedsteale boa ind Wee; . and Cote hole *h. tell s item oath dom. ..tent nada, tad mar* free teem mare, navy er •• it t.. at the Show-reenis of WII.LIAM L. sumo?: • r et', OztonLetreet (orate of Swum. • lteoman-eireet, which an the lowa is the - - be .sea the petal Itheteettae. saw Ina applle.ibte alike to iota ad Mobs belletelde. .in Atmliary to pedal reitt=for MO la the . •• ^ tr.i bedsteads at Id. Id. Detailed eata. ^e• of terry fromemeery meth* seat (pet • , ! m Welloetreet, &DOM. ,i 1 E%sAM and C).'. MEDICATED CREAM r, !map .TED hoes benaington-.ase. to 21$, Strand, nayl• .tar. The 'dedicated engem le invaluable at this • con.aniptios, broachltis, tailnenza, rheumatism, • a., Num, braise and reside. eh*, in wee. to .dolorens.rectala. patyltation'of the heart. riles. and all ladlanunations and eruption, of . . •. , r•tile t. ••o away purpose la families, in came of • and r, wads of lone.standird, that those whet • . WM' he wi bout it. It is bantneet that it ma. • •t delicate infant. It to an elegant atempamitnent • • •• cdh, r patroateed by el the aidility. b... . • !..re the warm or ,old bath, it freely ewer . • . • the heir, a rtleullates the seta, roper the pew, . • • •n. and concerns the circulation. thereby ot= • . leyta Aim and that rellevieg the • . • • -•-. t co: L., !OTT., and eesonapernonor well es delight. • • . :he tram, and Ws is equally the abet la en as la •'' of the disease• of wares Annan Mil be p • • rer.lere it eamadel le petal= of weds, sad Ito • ▪ • • • • .n Of *S. Mr hierodeat will corder liering by : • : • *4. -I..tted poor. It * esertlamed sad approved b, may • • • oe of ohs*. Mew allandle lt• he Van* IS t • ..r.l prosouseed it theme* wonderful et • .. • ••, ..r.etras ranee attention to the functions of the • • • • elect a tee:did:on in the dense of nedielaa nod a • •-1.% a memo of asertelaina the ease of may morbid . •- • arbodenale, Mal, and for eaporiatiae, r • • •-i. a - ..! Id. one et the Meer restate*, three et the ^ e - :veer caentftles at • peopottemete radaatien: • Ilk • . mach as Howe SE. N. pre t Mee, by IL O. Key, e t. err beiwA .17 Selepatreetfest. n.ane and address. 1:AlOtr8 HEALTH-RESTORINO FOOD • IN VA MA and INVANTS.—Tbs isvAuurn AIM • • sod allestsal remedy (without madisine. Isiess. r • i;ontrt. sr It mess 00 tines Its tat la Ober mass a Ineratlaal. Uwe sod Moss sow • • - .,.:•rply rooted. dyspepsia itsdispanke). nankin! on. r't me, nudity, Insethero, IlMalarey, eppeasinn. din trapdoor el tibe skin, siskaws at the slonsei AI.- it sea. sad mass ail stlase sinesaitsms. 41•10.7 . infants, Its, spun; Gram^ poslysis k t— re o, 12/. Nen Ikabefresl,, Lenin; sive al • . runny Massa aad Ca, Insalw,loi bnomb lesselysids m z e i a l ex tet; awns, Uneasy ; sad at 00. • •• th 01slespsaate-strest-wllldn ` l a aad 411. ' mammas cd paws. bier" kato, sad Indian • n. itstwas el the ma ol duo tairelsahle bed. • LIFE PILLS.—An invigorating, aromatic, rm at laseciae, Womb. ninfied=lo,oos.= the rat of chaise, illaudate th e of • • math low to the Memo* shro the serious • haAl sad seeretkith 'moth thagethea, beau - I .ta, blie, rains the waaltatles of W thatid •;.rady resew the pethat to palest heath. Nese am .t • • the ras.thall• a the eire of the proprieties, T. sad Ca, 4SW1410•11. Mllit•ArMt. Lawka," le at tbe id la hoar at Is. Ili. b. tld. sad land, psalms al respeetable medals' aware thangloot the world. me are am with salt hr.—Wholowde Lades seats: tl.l tad Noss, thP I 1 ; Edwards, Itt. Past's . thaw sad Clo., Pow : danger, 131, Oallard. aw lad Ct., to the EXHIBITION of ANCIENT and iddVAL ABM An Miensted Analyala of tha rarest and •tti brim DOW exhibiting et the &nifty of Arta, John. Ell be published an Thursday, April 11, In • war at "Tea L tame Co:arenas." edited by B lt: .‘ .I.hed weakly, WWI ad.; ibmpid, ed. Part 2, sod - IY. Pete In Id. each. Is.searkhetreat; and an asen•nws sae Nonsma. DL coLvzivriws WOIZ& N Y irtbrirria..‘ol LIFE. t twit, reerestko, retleeel ue et thee." _ • PArii sal Smarr Marniari—Fassz “.* Leelesee bseeks—The Pettey Wr. HAL. rorsets, Mids. ead wr plesee—Comatry Tripe sad tee 0tt.....b00ka et Ivasings at Hossa—Mele— • Aor, WA& Meegistg. Saab& Air. lest. • ?ma We MOUNTAINS. I ego's. I& eta ;b1 peat. tn tba Lakee—gkeisb ef Wilalmgb, ks talm of Kiltamay—lmeiebeeme el WWI; lie. 4114 m ta w tA t 474lllll l = e tiD. t %nit owe yeses W We ear were any reu." 110 e 1 Warm every hens( mw and cure) of am ' 4.4 held* and eehehiel that barren the tve leas el pkaaure. Imiasee..r seedy, and medlars Palo fur the diet eed phieleal totesladm of - Pahreseater-row ; Ifama. 00, Dirshlll Ceevelll% direst bus the near. 10. itgell-riase. • f -P. w , rnt Babe.--It has been stated that 1 -1 , 1 tad Barr Bird, his wife, who hod base set free ••• woes is Deverbire, weed be prosecuted for the "Lace el preview ill-trestaist of the girl, whoa ''• rimer, resulted, sad who had died la their seek awl CatllllllllWees. 01 mine moths, ry the ter al eturge was set of the quietism. • ' *sorb timorous ill•trestreet to warrant a Oak 1.11 , 116, r f agedeseessour. It emu.. .' t• fur theylllB4J, sb (MU 1.4.1 M, order, if 'nab* lad% "" t newt, the eA day el their mead snsißs te. 6 trult imp out, however, tee theirs w ook beestes, e, taalas Intl be *nett bds. them Se . AR LOW'S NEW IN. ;4 . JB rya= eaustcriso STPIIOII e. 4 AP. IlF.C1t:111ES NO VENT-PLO':: ?meats alw Over. elder, or alter Ly ttre -d li trim becoanna 24 or acid so ellietaally _ -- • that the :bet ; Sat shal be drawn as good as ...-- - A ' t:11 - ------ - ' ------- 10 t.• ' __ _ ______-) UNA _—,.„...... i• I '-' N 7------\— _--- i l l et. tint"; maged to repay Ito eat la a - .. two cash of ale; print 4.. d.. or .at I rue to any part et rnirlan4 Of two are • taw at Sa. 3.1. •Mil ; Ditto elettro-platial tor therm ha, Ow N. The ahowe irigrawl on is will captain ha ae:on. ‘ bra time Y hay la Stud en ti tte top of the pion C (which has a Ws op. - 1 pante the air-take R( sallairst Mr robe l ' Wallet It Into the auk le mate the Naar a - to run of freely; who lee tap is turn/ on so ore air all war. JAML BARLOW, 14. Ling 4,1111 m. " - -,.• .1". Erte.:.•be I li2o. :C.ll.—Yoao aro maims • • met. • new nietneel dinermated n, and 'applies ma Moil his NEW I•P lIVKAPPESS (mi seporode las I=sihed • ts• le. tar WM.Tbalrads MEETING OF TENANT !ASKEW AT MARCH. A public satin was had es MEW, 6th that., —market day—at Kara, at three Wady la sudsy to bear Mr. M'Esteer, as a deputation from the eassail of the Naiad Aluminise. The *dr wee takes by J. Bum, En. Mr. H' TEES mid that the swaths of fres trade es the farmer up to this ported bad prodand a ranee Wick and that if the iambi inseam ha my resessable Ups of being able to Meters tie of entetles, he weal have little hope of aattentive Ing wrath seggeslise the ether ream ty. Free trade is earn wee sew th e th ief Iltembi every man is the somusunity, nisei** hews was a certain amount of haat llam:thel law. The rental would be ham anothimil time- half menu a the bessearies of Hi Ha birmahre, ea/ the astir and the eapitalist felt a tkalise besellt ; but the tenser woo la the suanalousionnehige got, while la all his onteolage of rat, rams, mho, and hash he was kept up to the high probe ties system, in all his beads" Weise from the sae of his produce, he was ranged to the trewirsde Ina ad must, ander the ~Masan if nth • he Mims& ef some Sty to inevitable rain. How wee he, is that hisseeb Why, to look, the • sensible saes, his alleeidem is tr a tn to sad demand that tree trade in ears *sell be by free trade ia land aed all other sommeilds, mod In that denmad he would hi joined by bead all hardiest was is the somatacity. The ream la Ns presest polities inhibited a meet deplorable botethe if the elan of landlord ',alliance. While every imbibe and sommersial ma wee obsse threigh the low mem% ihr the mimeo et isff defie d ,e LnYwi bed • /ow Has gabled that fi meta their bale the meant their nut bombe doe, and sweep'off every dendrite. of property on the holdiags of their taints, sad the moult was that they set up their WIN to the most rub. impotitiss. 'mowing that a matter how the other malleme of the taut might suffer, they could always sweep of snug of property to .over the rent. Aid they might all hope. while such Maas neapetition natio ued , to lad realest s it:hes to land lord weeny, endeared by the rain of those who preceded them. This landlord privilege was at men unjust to the tommercial ad trading than it wag Taboos to the farmiag interest, for the halted bad • security fa the immovable nature of his property that other articles of commerce did sot offer, mad if pat on a fair level with other interests in regard to the recovery of his debt of rent, be would soon NMI the se amity of adopting the principle of live ad let live, ad would be glad to bin his land at a fair rental and to job his Meant in lessening the berthas of rates, tithes, and tease which premed with such crushing erne as the agri cabal as well as the other industrial interests of the country. The interests of all mss who lived by their labour were is this inseam* the sane ; but the bitterns of the men who lived by the labour of others were clearly entegnistie. Asti se lag as the land lords poisoned the pews of making laws that enabled them to levy millirem alma the groat balk or which west direct into the pockets if So *maim and pasioners of their own order, go lag would the interests of binary be sacrificed to the orders of idbam, who would goatinse to live upon the spoil. (Cheers.) A vete of thanks wee then pared by amismages to Mr. M.Eateer, and after a .amber of farmers had sarelled them selves se member of the association, the maga( separated. ANTI-MALT-TAX MililTINO.—A large meeting, imposed chiefly of former', wns held at Colchester os Saturday, at the Three Cops lan, Coldwater, to Winos parliament fur the repent of the malt tax. The member, for the county had been mean, but excused themselves on various grounds Sir John Tyrrell had • bad cold ; Major Bensford an interview with Mr. Disraeli; and Mr. Brunton a prior engagement. The only member of In man present was the one, probably, least expected, vin., Mr. Hardcastle, the whig reprwentattve of Colchester, who, though taking no wive port in the proceediags, wr under. stood to be favourable to the repeal of the tax which was the subject of the meeting. He wee accomponiod by several of the most infnestial of his constituents, who declared then. selves ready to joie heart and hand is the movement, if carried on with the single object of obtaining the repeal of the malt tax ; but need • reasonable and sensible protest gains: encumbering the resolutions and petition with use less references to the defunct system of protectios. Ron- Innen for the repeal of tee malt tax and for protection were pared, and the following letter from Lord Stanley was read:—" St. James's-square, March 25,1850. Sir —I have hod the hasour of receiving a letter from you, written by dined= of as emanation tar the total repeal of the man tss, requestiog as interview on the part of the depstation Gem the ass oci ation to urge op= me that I 'should give my nuatessnoe ' to Mr. Cayley's intended inns. I trust yea will sot topsider me se uncourteous if I beg leave, veep respectfully, to decline the proposed interview. Mr. Ca ley is • gentleman for when, peeeosally, I have • einem reopen, but with whom I have no political esmention ; and he brings forward the motion wholly inespeetive of party, from his own coeviction of its impr isons to the interests of agriculture. Os this subject great Sillmosse of *plain prevails among the agricolturists themselves, sod of those who, like myself, support protec tionist printiples ; some will conscientiously rots fur the suedes n amount of the beneficial results which they anti. *ate from it ; some out of deference to strongly expressed opialeas ea the part of their constituents; and many, so dean, as a mode of testifying their dissatisfaction at the often panned by the government towards those connected with the land, and their determination to obtain redress in some shape or other; and, others, with equal sincerity, will refuse to give their mint to a proposition of which they think the benefits doubtful and ex aggerated, sad which, if carried, would ewe so large • defaleatios of mane as seriously to embarrass any administration, and effectually prevent the &dep ths of measures in themselves more beneficial to agri culture. I must confers that, were I • member of the House of Commove, I should be rather inclined to coincide with the latter than the form'r view, and to vote as I have before I voted, both in office and in opposition, against the remission lof a duty involving 4,500,000!., without clearly seeing my way to the means by which the deficiency might be made I good. lam far from denying that if the repeal could be aft.rded It might be productive of some benefit to particular districts, both by the remission of mosey payments and by the withdrawal of excise interference, sad consequent reenietien Is the use of malt; but I ate head the. oene lie would be found to bonnets overrated, especially hat:com pound (as they undoubtedly would be) by a repeal of the prohibitory duties on the importation of foreign malt ; and I cannot conscientiously lay either that the coun try could afford such a lose of revenue, or that, if it could, the remission of this penis:slot tax would be the most effectual mode of applying the !Auction for the inte rests of agriculnre. Entertaining these views, I think you will perceive that it is impossible for me to urge upon my poliucal Meads the adoption of • course in reference to • motion, sot of • party character, the policy of which ! greatly doubt, and which if suconeful would, is my judgment, be productive of much embarrusment. At the some time, it is not my intention to volunteer any expenion of my opi. aloe, or to seek to dissuade any of my friends from taking such a Use as their own judgment, or the wishes of their coustinests, may seem to recommend to them. I have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient servant, STAJWIT. To H. Cabin, Eq. The meeting thin separated. DiSTIRXISED BOICIDE.—An inquest was held on on Saturday last, by Mr. Bedford, at the Queen's Heed, Sherrard-street, Ooldes-square, on the body of Mr. Robert Winn Tabor. aged 61,__s sawn plumber sad painter, car rying on business at No. 10, Lower Jamwsetreet, Golden squen. It appeared that the donned had been in • /ow and desponding state for some time past, ailing hen the fact of his buelaees having faller off. together ' with disappointment and some family afiliation. Oa ' Friday monis; last the deceased ap pea red tutuaelly dejected. He left home on stole bt. triennials, and returned about Glenn o'clock; in about half an hour afterwards the report of • pistol was heard is the direr lion of the deceased's bedroom, and shortly &forwards the deceased was discovered sitting meth* seat of the water-dant adjoining his bedeksalier, quits dead, with a pistol-shot wound in his right temple. Mr. Chinos, • surgeon, said that tie bell had penetrated the heals, producing iastants neon death. Two piston which had boom is the deceased's poessmios fog some years, sad were kept loaded In his bed roa were bead Iris( me the floor of the closet, one of whine bed recall been &leaks/god, and the other had oilseed be. Verdict, "Teasperary_iassaiv." PAU( RAILWATL—We ((Hull Advertiser) have this weak winning, at Mr. Cresskill's Agricultural Machine Works, Beverley, two son of farm railways In working order, with ters-tablee, potato, sidings, dtc , connected with portable moving rails. We were shown, upon what Mr. Crookill cells Ide two ton rail, four waggons, each loaded with on ton and a half of soil, and one with straw. They were managed by ass hone sad two men, evidently proving that masers can be put ea and produce taken off the land by those railways. Ose great peculiarity in the use of this rail is that manual labour is so much cheaper than with ordinary roads, as one horse, with two men, will do more work than four hones and four Ens by the present plan. Whilst admiring the evident stresgtie of the railr, and convinced by what we witamsed of the groat permanent caving In the member of men sad hones which the an in then rails would else, we were not forgetful that, after all in penal* eammendatios would be in tenp in. Their not would sot be more than ils. per yard. STIL)KES.—The strike among the woollen Weavers at Lanelealis is sow gradually giving way, the oaten formed at its elellalesehest having virtually terminated by the voluntary rotors of a considerable majority nth* members to their sesestessed work. The ship carpenters of Whiten Inns, after steading oat hopelessly for sone time for mmi advents of wages, have tureen In again at the old rats. " Never" says • preistetkinist sostemporary, never woe • strike for wages is ill-nand and uncalled for—lll unseen inasmuch as It is siesinse that shipbuilding is tasprolltablo and uncalled fee bemuse the pewit wages are greater— taking late acermat the isaprentintedly leo prise of pron. sins—Um for many yeah pen." The repeal •f the Cora sad Navigation Laws hes sot bees nelson, thee, Mtn all. The ship earplaten of Workington have tuned out fee sa abuse et wages.—Csrlias siettrnot. The April stake of the above owl sontateneed this suraiss before the Lord Mayor, the Illawader, Aransas haO. Carroll, Flan*, Challis, and Omits, 6.. There are the mania of 211 Osamu we trial on the calendar. The Ifforeardorja us the road Jam mid that he re gretted to observe that thus were a ot very serious cases is the calendar, tad that the OutPrifivd_ amps of every grade, hem Merder , titre being so loss than Woe poems with the list named Wow. Ose of thalla the =gina ma hue the last units, and is would vaarraossary ter hiss* to ask s ' any obssoutissairmosirs ring ganialu sae.,,bat with rs to lho two elintafrearahrbo mow eerythat Arabi Wisftunto whoever* airensaanaass amber whisk these drown were Ono of thus sues Es a charge aides. a hesiand at the warger wife, and It would_ sneer thin the death INN set attri buted to the us et a dark wawa, or to eric= l 7 l :4 of the primmer, bet to a esallowed lobo of t sad whist eywalleat • tease already weakened ht haw Muse.% sussed the &attic( the party. The eereseeejery an only ratiassoi a verdict of saaavianghtsr spinet the yekansr, es bat he had siaos b theoos amelleod ix aid by the amogieleato tar raurdar. sad Noy would have to aswelise it whit►h of ohm ammo it woad he their daV to Mesa •M. It wee hie duty, as,.. tete, to Wit thew this it shy should Wok, tria the orproe slow soot by the phew, and hi esareaduirt, that la was anhegag go do. tom_ We wady 11 sash no death, map, ail at the ea wee edieleat to MIS death, yet it theymanta be at *mho that IS was the result of lb. Walnut to whisk be lad MONA her, they would be pedeetly jewided in rehoraing a bill fir .order; het he Oho ahem, of snob *Adieu they would then only dad • bill he imadourbtor. The woad ease awarder was a sharp lupine a mother of Min au of her children. The anon sprays to have be. esausittod under such sireamelmose le Ie Woes • Wren helot Wu the primer at the Ilse die eiwwilteol the as wee oat ia sea a wets of mied is to resew her reipeaelble eriatiaelly for her Me. It was hie holy, beVNITIff, M tell thus that the 'read Jury was sot the pow Wawa to dbpass of that sneaks, sad if the facts should ha proud to their satirise tam, it would be their duty to lad a bill for =ardor, and the petty jury would then d'ele of the question u to the sanity or imenity of the yelowler. Rio lordship then alluded to some other oases in the eakular, after which the grand jury retired. DARING ROBBLItY OF • CIENEL4L PORI/AN.— This morning, shortly after nine o'clock, a moat adroit rob bery of a general poets= was affected at the corner of Leadenhall sad Grainehunh:streete. In consequence of the excitement arising from the abstraction of so large a number of letters directed to some of the leading firms in the City, but little detailed information can be at p resent o bt aine d . I t appears that W. Peckham, the blade:shall " walk " letter carrier, was in the habit of meeting his mistime (a junior pAstasan) at the door of the establishment of Mews. Mayne and Reid, the large iboreloth manufacturers, where they opened their large letter bag, cantaining the letters for the whole of th e walk. These letters were tied in bundles, assorted for delivery. Peckham, it seems, this morning had a very large number, and while hawse dividing one of the bundles, he put the bag upon the floor near to the shop door, when three men rushed up to the doorway, and in a moment the bag and the remaining bundles of letters were gone. The matter has eau ed the great. at sensation throughout the City, and the authorities at the Peat-Mike are now actively engaged in making the ateessery inquiries for the purpose of detecting the highwaymen. Un fortaaately at present no clue has beta obtained respecting the thieves. THE I.llfEll TRADE OF ULSEZIL—The following is from the Northern n'hig of Saturday : "In postal thk staple trade of the provinceis in a very healthy state. Tbe demand for good. foe export, particularly light 4-4th., from tens to eighteens or nineteen., for Wing, is brisk, and we think likely to continue so. Considerable sales have been made ' at Our quotations, for the North Am er i can I market. Dyeing good. are not mush in demand. Setae auction sales in New York have damped the market for pantaloon linens. Ith light linens for pia tillss hate not been much in demand, but are at pre ens inquired for, and some sales effected, at an advance of (min 2. to 6 per cent. on the prices of twee, three months since. The besse trade has beefs the least encouraging, u neither snatinfachirers nor bleachers have been able to realise any advances( consequence. They however, had been previously better paid ; and the rise in yarns suitable for heavy linens net having been in proportion to other descriptions, a fair may still be validated en." miffir d l LASS PIPES FOR WATEL—The Plymouth town maned are about to lay:down a quantity of glass pipes, jointed with gutty penile, as an experiment, the convey awe of water. 1N50130 aI;INATION ON A CONVICT HOLIC.—A some what serious case of insubordination has occurred on board one orate ,enact balks in Portsmouth harbour. A telegra phic dispatch from the Admiral Suporintendent of the dock yard at Portsmouth, was received yesterday soon after eleven o'clock, announcing that the convicts on board the Stirling Castle, moored near the entrance of the harbour of Ports mouth, had been in a state of insubordination during the w►ole of Friday night, which still continued. Sir George Grey immediately despatched Mr. Voiles, superintendent eir thevicts, to Portsmouth, to investigate the circumstances attending this prctheding, happily so infrequent. We believe that the convicts sin board of that hulk are amongst the most unruly of the able-bodied portion of those emdetonird to various terms of transportation, who are placed there to undergo the prep►ratory stage of their disciplined labour, before they are selected for traasmissiom IMPS UN sets. The complement on board the Stirling Castle is from 400 to 500. __ THE MURDER AT BULMEIL—OR Friday last the co- roner rein Sudbury held an inquest an the body of Charles Piper, whose death by stabbing has already been recorded. The event was adjourned. FATAL ACCIDENT.—It is with much concern we have to announce the death of Mr. William New ell, the manager of the Norfolk division of the Eastern Counties Railway. An inquest wu held upon the remains of the unfortunate gentleman at the tavern near the railway station at Reedham on Friday last, and from the evidence adduced we gather the following facts of the melancholy event :—Bliortly after ten o'clock on Thursday morning the deceased, with Mr. Samuel, the resident engineer of the Eastern Counties, Mr. Ashcroft, the inspector of the road, and another party named Latham, left the Norwich ter. micas on the little szprem mine, called the " Eagle," for the purpose of Inspecting the Yarmouth line, but more par ticularly a bridge neer the Hoddiscos station, which was re ported oat of repair. Having viewed it, the engine returned to the Reedham Swing Bridge. Just as it had crossed it, and when about thuty yards on the other side of it, the deceased gentleman jumped from the oar behind the engine, which was going three or four miles an hour. Oa leaving the ear he fell right for ward, and the engine went over his body, dragging it about tweet -three yards, killing him instantaneously, and dreg y mutilating kis remains. It appears that on tie engine soming up, a goods train was waiting on the line, about eighty-three yards distant. The unfortunate gentleman, recollecting that he had not telegraphed their approach from Hasidism» to Reedham, and fearing • t Offs eke ' under the influence of a sadden impulse he jumped off. His boot caught the ledge of the car, and, before there was • preibility of arresting hi fate, the car and engine panted over him. A verdict was returned of Accidental Death. Mr. Newell was in his 38th year; he had been some years in the amnia of the Norway, and was much respected by the directors and who have evinced the utmost sympathy for he melancholy fats. Previously to joining the Eastern Counties, Mr. Newell was • valuable servant of the London and North-Western Company. The bereaved widow Is seriously ill from the severe shook she has resolved. ROMAN REMAINS NEAR CHIPPING NORTON, ON Tax BITS 07 Tan ROMAN BAINAIIMA—The 1t.,. B. G. Wal 'or& near whose residence these remains were disco vered a few months since, upon the foundation of a railway station, has forwarded to the Archeological Association the following description : The reuses are "insect but a few yards below the declivity of the station. From the piers in the ash-pit an opening through the wall leads to the hypo must of two chambers, consisted by another opening through the second wall. The floor has a alight inclination towards the soh-pit. The eight pillars In the recess of the first chamber are perfect; they are formed of six square bricks, well ormented together with mortar, with two rows of larger dimwits., formieg • straight arch, covered with concrete two itches thick. The superincumbent pavement, if any ever existed is gone. The elevation and construction of the part of the k net exactly resembles the engraving in the Journal" of the hypocaust in the Roman how in Thamesstreet. The remaining pillars are, for the most part, in good preservation. The (spiting of the chamber was next completed. The pit canalised • qaan tity of weed ashes and • few fragment. of brs ken brows pot tery. TM laath-room was next discovered which has no apparent isenezion with the itypoeaust. There Is a raid mat; of tie top of it is formed of square bricks placed , sod. the other part is of concrete. The eemieYsglsr end the apartment is paved with plain .gams aH Him, with a rafted border of concrete, in which is a email peeve or drain. The wall. are 'Destructed wish the verso Om of the inaliyi wad law highest part, same Hen 1111Mlinst Is posibia. de sit We above the Dom a•W WP a 4. Its slssibff Iluee the lase tall the walls fer meMen of lON own bo diMPOMIMMI, though may broke. trivial§ of due dies. swim* mood. were found amesg tie inhibit. Net • de& Mom woe mat with in any part of the The puma leas, *bi Is b a mere covering of audh, was dug bests the depth of two feet, aryl a labs/gm asmod mew an had as 'sr ban dieturbt d. Two small brow wins of Oeusiatias II , end an lades:rib /Ade pless of ism, were the only relies disinterred on the site. TM whole eirembresee of the walls has been tin, itched to the bottom of the hosdatiess, without discovering any dres of Calleldos will. Kim apartments.—Banbury Gwar BAIVIDAT Emma. Thai is seareely any variation to nodes lx the conditiaa of the matey market as having enured asses sue last report, ales, it be the hsoreadse die m* whisk is universally met with sf Pi on sail, ee of givin g it an y o th er ash n:ll=Z employment. Thls is particularly hit to be the sue by parties who object to the piddle hoi, or say other which daily fluctuates In value is the market, and Ore wears not surprised to lean that money has been offered on call at l per cent. The payment of the dividends on government stocks, width oommease on Tuesday next, will add upwards of sit millions sterling to the amount of money in the bade of the public, end will, as a natural conse quence, lead to increase the smbarraiment already occasioned by an abundance of cash with the banks and capitalists. The rates of discount are nominally the same as last week, and although we have not beard of bills having been done on lower terms by the regular bakers, we have heard it con fidently eseated that rimer terms then 2I per cent. are oktabable for first-rate bills under three months. Exchequer Bulls and India Bonds, as a necessary result of this Mate of the money market, are In essehist deemed, and darinthe week asediaaos has been established ef Is. in Bulls, and of ite. in lodine Bond.. By the West India packet a farther apply of specie to the extent of about 200,0001. was received ; bat, as a counterpoise to this addition to our stock of the precious metals, we must mention that Mani. Baring, Brothers, and Co., have purchased freely for export to Russia, u a remittance on account of the loan—it is stated about one million dollars, and also about 200,0001. in Roseian imperials, a gold coin which has been lying for many years in the custody of the Bank of England. The following are the extreme prices at which Consols and Exchequer Bills were transacted each day daring the week : _ _ - - Highest lowed amine Price. Prim. Price. Monday--Conaota for money 9 6, 96 ..90e to Forassoust (Apell II) .. or 961 961 to Tuesday Par wary 96 96 96 to Far eimpiont Wednesday Far maw 96 9A 95 to 96 Far mina ..... N 95 95 to 96 Thursday For seen 9 9 :1 Par amount Friday For mousey 96 94 9B to Far account Saturday For matey 96 96 96 to For account Exchequer BIM. Mb areeL List week £1,090 Illebest. Lowest. Iliebeet. Lowed. Monday Tuesday 67a. pm. ... 64e. pm. ... 651. pa.... 635. pm. Wednesday Thursday Friday 69s. pm.... 665. pm. ... —a. pm... —a. pm. Saturday - 64e. pm. The amount of the precious metals exported from London during the week ending the 4th instant, was 455 ounces gold coin to Hamburg, 250 ounces gold coin to the Mauritius, 196 ounces gold bare to Ham burg, and 1,760 ounces silver coin to the same port ; making a total of 901 ounces of gold, and 1,760 ounces of silver. The share market has passed through another week of marked depression, and the quotations of nearly every description of ungnaranteed railway stock have undergone a significant decline. The reasons for this gloomy state of things are to be found in the general want of confidence in railway property which conti nues to be manifested by the public, and in the almost total absence of bond fide purchasers ; but the more immediate cause of the fall this wade has been exten sive sales of pawned shares on account of the banks of Edinburgh and Glasgow. Fears are moreover enter tained that these operations have not been yet con cluded, as it is known that several other banking in stitutions have made heavy advances upon shares, and have suffered severely from the resent depre ciation of this description of investment. A comparison of this day's closing quota tions with those of lost Saturday, shows the decline in the principal stocks to be es follows ; Great North of England, 51. lower ; Leeds and Bradford, 31. ; Great Western and Midland, 21. 10s.; Lancaster sad Carlisle, London and Brighton, South Eastern, and Newcastle and Berwick, 11.; London and North Western, 11. 10s. ; Caledonian, 15s. ; North Stafford, London and South Western, and York and North Midland, 10s., Ac. The traffic returns this week have varied a good deal according to the locality of the line. The receipts of the lines to watering places and other localities patronised by the seekers of amusement, have generally benefited by the holiday time, whilst the returns front some of the business lines exhibit a falling off. The following are the extreme prices at which business has been done in railway shares during the week : Lowest Prim 'II Paid. Prima SO aterdeen 20 Birmlnahara and Onion' Junction 'with . guarantee) SO C.aledonlan 20 Eastern Counties .. .—.....- ........ ... 7 ........«..„ 7l 50 Edinburgh and Gleam 22 Great Nbrthern_ ..--. ... —. ..... -. 100 Great North of testsas. .... in .... ..... „ 317 100 Great Western ell SO Ilull and Selby Sr ....„.„. w•„ 30 Lancaster and Melba B2 100 Lancashire and Yerhohhe .......... $6 .......... II 30 Leeds and Itradhed. .. -..- ...... ...... INS ....-.— 911 14 London an.' Mailman 100 London, Orlchanoad South Oast- 801 121 London and 01,101/11k lO 100 London and North Weans 103 100 London and South Western 63 no Mall.ed 100 NorLik . 25 North Britiat 14 North Staßardahin 23 Scottish Central 24 South Eastern 43 South Wales 50 WSWti doeseeset, and Weymouth B 9 25 lat. Newertle, and Hernia 134 SO Tort aid StrUt Midland The following calculations show the rata per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (*) is placed, it is to be understood that the share rate of dividend is less the income tax. Three pee Coat-Comb . average woe 26 Andra eac.S3 2 6 Three per Cent. Reduced 951 PP 3 3 111 Itrenead.s.Quarta per Oente. 974 n 3 • 8 Seek Sleek (dlr. 8 per ant. per ann.) 208 n 8 111 01 India Kea - Izekaawr lIWa (int. led. pee day) llB‘ pet. . 2 4 11 Loewe Omuta Sh.*(div. law ah. of M., equal to 11 per cent. pee ana.) 7l n 4 2 2 Oral agile a• (dlv. at the rata a 4 ann.) per ale. per U t moninee sed Iforkeldre Railway SIM Steck (dlv. at the rate a 3 pee per ) Imam end ene. South Waiters* (ay. at U Steads WU per cent. par ann.) B3 Leaden end Brhtbton• (art deed db. per 1001. stack for the WE par, equal to 47. 16.. pa 60 eint. per am) leaden cad North Waterav (dividend a the ate of +5 per tent. per ann.) 101 11111nrto (div. at the rata a It per et sr eion South Seam Mock* (dlr. at the rate se a/ eat. per ann.) l3l 7 13 10 8 11 3 to • 4 10 • • • 4 16 II 6 16 104 7 6 If The following table shows the amount of Bank Notes authorised by low to be issued by the several Banks of Issue in Ireland, and the average amount of bank notes in circulation, and of corn (gold and silver) held during the four weeks ending Saturday, March 23 : _ Two o'cLocz. The English hada have been steady all the morn leg. They opened at 98 to d both for money and Thursday seat, from which there has not occurred the least variation up to the present time. The Three per Coat. Reduced mark 951 sad 6 ez div.; and the New Three-aad-a-Clnartsr :per Conte., 971 to and last Ezehequer Bills mark 70a; ditto 6001. and small, 675. and 70s. pram; India Benda ander 1,0001., 91s. and 93e. prow A fair amount of haulm hes been dime In foreign stocks, and the market generally wean a firm as pec t. Danish Serip has advanced considerably, having been last done at 31 premium ; and the same may be said of Spanish Actives, which have touched 18. On the other head, Peruvian Bond s b are ex p er i ence d a fall of 2 per amt., marking only 661. Deal ings are reported in the following gooks : Buenas Beads, at 64. Danish Five per Cents., at 941; ditto Strip, at si and Si premium. Two and.a-Half per Cent. Dutch, at 66; exchange 12 gail.; the Pour per Cleat. Clardliseme, at 1114, I, ' and 85 ex My. Equador, at of and 1. Grenada, at 161 ditto Deferred, at 3t. Peruvian Foor-and-a-Hallper Cents., 1849, for account, at 671, 67, and 651 ez dn.; ditto Deferred, at 261, t, and 261. Portuguese Four per Cents., at 32; for roomy, and 321 and 4 for account. Russian Four-and-aßalf per Cent. Serip at 11 and 11 prem. Spanish Active Five per Cents. for account, at 18,171 , and ; ditto Passive, at 31 ; the Three per Cents. for account, at 37. Venezuela, at 31; ditto Deferred, at 12 and lit. ENGLISH FUNDII.—T7us DAT. 115ak Reek 305 7 , r e,..(ke. Ace, 1/4 E__ 05. Kea MUM, aSi 3 pee Ob. 973 I 3 par CI. 1k5.A505.. 04 I Mario" Kilo. CM t. 705. 6 pot CL Andra 1108 ZION FUNDS. & 1 per Cl. Orem& IPIN., 16 17 44 Pet 01. boa Bu i t n . d A i Orem& Deferred HdL_►, 31 4 9 99 per eeeL. 6 per et. Yu., 1 844,396 l per Cl. Brastflan 8d.., SO I 4 per Ot. Parmelee leo. 46 6 A Ditto New. 6.3 7 Do. Deferred 6 per Ct. Buenos Ayres, 62 4 Ditto Otilliea 0 recur; C00 i r a.. 32 1 4 01 I Diu. Culuutb. DK DJ., DM Spanish MIL. 179 18 eoluinMan Lquolor MIL. 39 9 3 per Ct. B p No. 379 i 3 per et Defile Hds., CS 74 Ditto Peedve 136L,32 9 29 Per et. Dlltta MU. 66 4 6 4 Pa Ct. Dutch Carta.. t 66 v 2 ......i. per CL V D.r eses ened uelo si lle . ...4 12,9 MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Buiana.—The public sales advertised for tomorrow are again large, say 16,000 bags Mauritius, 13,000 bags Bengal, 1,000 begs Madras, and 150 bhds. Barbadoes. The relined market la steady to-day. Coma —3OO bags and 220 casks plantation Ceylon only declared for sale tomorrow. thtTrrraa.-3,000 bags will be offered. There has been but very little disposition to operate in the private contract marktt to-cay, no transactions reported in good ordinary native Ceylon Coffee, the closing price of which on Seined .y was 51s. Corrow remains firm. One steady. Seal, p . ale, 371. Os. to 371.101. ; Straw, 341. to 351 ; brown end yellow, 311. 10s. to 331 ; Sperm, 811. ; fleadesatter, b7l. to 891.; Cod, 351.; South Sea, 311. 10s. to 331. 10s. ; Olive Oalipoli, 471. 101. to 481.; Spanish and Sicily, 471. 10.. to 481. ; Palm, 311. to 311. 101. ; Cocoa-nut, 331. to 351. ; B,ed, rape, pale, 391. 10e. ; Linseed, 321. 10s. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to day. There is some improve mint in the demand for new Tallow. Importers, however, are nnwillina to sell at precut prima. The Quotations are as under: Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 375. ; April and May, 365. 91.; October to December, Me. 3d. to 38e. 6d. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. I ISO. I 1849. f 100. Mock this dAy Ceske... ' 6,663 28,017 50,560 Delivery lam week Do. from lit Jane Arrival last week 1.378 1,470 73 Do. from let Julie Pries Y. C. this dapper cwt 324. Od. 394. Od. 376.0 d. De. Town ll4e. 06, 416. 6d. W. Od. Post= Satza advertised for Friday, April 12: 240 auks sod 150 boxes South American Tallow, end 170 casks Australian ditto. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Carr's Hartley, 14i. 6d.; Walla End Teas, 19a. Ships at market, 30. , MARY-LANE.--THIS DAY. The supply of Wheat at market this morning by land- carriage samples from the near counties was again a short one. Early in the day picked samples were taken by the millers, at prices about equal to these of Monday last; but, before a clearance could be effected, a decline of is. per qr. had to be submitted to upon all secondary and ilhcondi• Uoned samples. The demand for foreign Wheat continues of the most limited description ; at the same time, owing to its scarcity, really choice quality could not be purchased on easier terms, whilst secondary and inferior qualities were a most difficult Isle, although offered at a reduction of la. per qr. The millers made no alteration in the nominal top price of Flour; foreign and country marks were the turn cheaper. Fine samples of English Barley maintained former prices, but secondary sorts did not sell so well as last week, being interfered with by the recent foreign snivels. There was an improved sale for foreign grinding Barley at the late reduction. The receipts of Oats from our own coast and Ireland have not been large ; bat from abroad considerable arrivals have taken place. The dealers and consumers continue to act with extreme caution, and although no quotable decline took place in the value of the article, purchases were made upon rather easier terms. Beane and Peas moved off tardily at last week's quotations. sinus. Mullins per Qr WZINI.T. Pam aad Kist, red 34 um 36 um 38 ..whlte..- 37 to 99 to 43 Norfolk and Beans. 33 to 37 CO 39... do 36 to 38 to 13 Talavera Massa or Sabin • 43 to 46 thimlu h fAa.reiL...34 ie 1143 to 88 „whim.— SC to 38 to 43 an.. 22 to 24 B&JUAT, Feeding ........ IS to 20...dhra`ng to 0 to 22 Melting. Oars, EMU& feed 14 to 16 to 164 6d. bleak.. — to Ditto Poland. lB to 12 to 17e 63...p0tat0 31 to 31s 66 Beryl,* & Swish lied 17 co 18a 6d.. potato l9 te 19s 6d "Ws —..—................--...... 44 to 411 . 'um. mit 4s SO to 32 rnas:sr NZ . 23 to26s tel.. maple 26 to 27 244338 m 28...bnpenal 110 to 32 White 23 to 24—h011en.......... 24 to 26 Urine Cases. per thousand A9 Os.. ta A 9 10m. Mar rem at AO* hoes, Unnamed', delivered 36 to 38...6ne household 32 to 34 Ncrioik and daft/8 28 um 30 white 3O to 32 roamm. _ _ _ . .._ . . Wins; Dantsio and Koulsolsiti ... 3 - 9 . - t:o 43...5n0 43 17 to 51 Postsranian, Rostock, and RAIN 11 to 14 Danish and Homburg Baran 83 to 34... Egyptian — to Danube and Odom .. 32 to 36 Cansdian to —...Australian..... 46 to 59 OAT% Ross= Pomeranian and Stralsund l3 to 17 Seedlalt and Danish Friesland and Dutch feed .. ... . . IS to 14 Ditto Brim 16 to 16...11.4 — to Puna, Amertoon, pot banal of 1966. - 20 to 23 Chateau AItRIVALII INTO LONDON FROM lit APRIL TO fth APRIL. carat „ Or` N0i1 1 1589 781 oh. Scotch. Irish. Poreflo. 9 Ow :777: 1 41; -----i I IRH 6 1430 2439 7 Thor. 7,123 mks ; 1,362 barrels. Nat, 1,167 qrs. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAT. Meters. Pattenden and Smith report that the market con tinues the mine as for some time peat, with but very few new or flu yearlings on offer. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, THIS DAY. Sias* oar lartrepert the arrivals from the Continent have been very extensive (above 4,000 tons) ; II lust an arrival has canoed a depredation in the value of foreign Potatoes. Yorks, being roans, ere selling at better priers. The fol lowing are this day's quotations Trek Regents, 8)?. to 110 a. ; Bootch, 70e. to 80.. ; Cups. 50e. to 60..; whiter, 40e. to 465.; French whites, Ws. to 66e. ; Belgian and Rhenish, 40s. to 65e. ; Dutch, 40e. to 455. Nude and Title. Time ask et helmet The indrial link at The liereat a =g *4 =7 TM Maur 0111 TM Mimi Ink et karma The Pighl!4•4lole Mak dbuied Ills Clersol Plathaid Beek Inked. 9,736,476 937,887 281,611 343,440 311,079 761,737 94,064 66,416 Total DUBLIN I par Cwt. Commis Ditto lot amount, May 1$ Si pat ;task `goat OßM. Nadi; WI I Ribioviaa Bask OM ) Patriotic bioutramoe Corapsay (10t. paM) Dublin and I WIWI Orest D Vel a sei Jail Boyol Cad C0mpaq......... mammas AND MONS ABROAD. Pally Arm. s.—Yina paa Oasts, Di 66) Throe pet Outta.. 66 TO; Bank So s% 3160. arculs tloa. 2,13 - 1,300 030,744 221,701 192,661 213,307 313,013 %NO $3,934 Avorage amount of Oda rii,ate IMAM 100,040 Sre 2,050 15,1130 6,354,4% 1,6 11,644 SMITHFIELD MARKET —THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is very large to day, and the weather unfavourable for slaughtering. The demai,d is limited, owing to the glutted state of the dead markets; consequently pekes are lower. Our highest quotations are the extreme of sales affected, end a considerable proportion re main unsold. The number of Sheep is on the in creates ; trade is exesediegly dull, at lower rates. The weather being mUd shorn Sheep are more readily sold than those in the wool. Lamb is sold • little mare freely than on Friday, but Se. is an extreme quotation. Trade is dull far Calves, at about Friday's prices. From Germany and Hol land there are 210 Beene, 990 Sheep, and 56 Calves ; Soot lead, 400 o ßeasts; and 2,600 from Norfolk sad Suffolk. ter me or in• • • ii. 4. 1 P4ll Mese ef Ms. •4. • tt. Dm jab. mgmesem 3 1 3 4 gem Dir.& WAAL id\ 3 4 Dot Illisellkous 4•16•$•••1112 Darla.. 14 2 I D•. 6s. Phan laves rip .... .. ~.„....., 3 4 4 01 Dole. Oben • . . . 2 10 Doi Dm. a uau•iind 4• 4 3 . Wale_ ..._. ... ..„ 6 0 1 n web at eon* 3,106 ; fbeeo wed~lamM. Leete• 13.34) t Cahn.. it ; I L.. 330. YORK, April 6. FT04:114/CTUINOL—C6OIOIIIIIIII, ei 10 86 ; N or th N t ithh I; Yak, Novo:eight, and /3111111114 U. gust lake Birm.llstv.6 WearV•ll•7 Web.. sod DWI*, Menu. •iptarastae 111rImIlNim. %mid B I MOM awl YAWN Ds. 810 ammitse sa4 listrirat Do. Prebends Dublin sad Dart . Coat Andten . Do. (11$ I. itiH:j V D 6434.10646 p. rt. Peer D0.(7 Ca l.lo tuttaw &) 7 p. CL Pref. isetera Do. New Pref. 6 p. et Do. Let.,Ip.CL,No I Do. do. N 0.2 Do. N. Sie E. 6 per et Do. do. 3 per east Do. New Imam MUM: a;ja A &ea N. U. ak.) c b.. elan B. sod C a ll . Do. Ituel=. 6p. ) Neat Lao Do. New Do. New t shares eave Leaeolnahir•Goaraa- teed Cent Edinbu 6 rg per h sod Mew . w. Exeter. Yeovil, k Derck. &liter and Exmouth .. 'Gloucester k Dean Forest Groat ?Fellers _ .t. Do.l shares, A,Defened Ds. (shares, 11, 6 p. Ct.. Do. 6 per Cent. Pref.... t. South-ant Went. (Ire.) Do. 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Mk!land Great West (Ire; lliddleabro'nßegL6p.Ctip tiewcantle and Carlisle ... . . Do. Now . 120 ..: Do. Eatenston I Do. Guano. 34 pot • Ct. North British ... I Do. Pretenses NorthlltaiVxdatiro 'Oxford, Wore., Ss Wolva.' Preston and Wen Do. abuse (A) ... Risad.,Gui.d., and Retgate Royston and Iliteldn . Do.bhepreth Extension Scottish (karst &ottish Midland , Sluswv,lt Comas A Do., Ctrs! Do., Now Qumran_ idtnewabury_nd Cibeitel gi o O . Tr. J Halve . Dave tle D ro o p . .6 W p n ar Celt, fief. .. reonth loath imams Do. No. 3 Do. No. 4 Registered .. !South Wales 6. York, Don. aid 1.6/beflield. Rotherham, and pna. 3 p.Ct. Waterford and kmay Wear Valley, 6 p.Ct. Do. do. do. . Sonterset,lk Weym. York,Neweaatlettßerwiek Do. Eat.(York&Newca. Do. o.N.L.PurehorPrel Uo.llartlepool Doekkßl York and North Midland Do. Prefereooe FMION RkILWATS. I .o4laltallaa (ms Itsßar sad *Narita) . ,Basioas sal Anises !Castro! From* Maxon 4 6 6h II In not India Do. ao Omar ladlaa Mime& Do. Luxembourg ... Madrid and Valenti & Namur and Lap ... Northam of !ream se 6) Ma I (ate. r s pra. , sri' s, o ;13i - faWns;nl iic;r7le - ana SO C Paris .ad Orleans Fernand MOMS 13 Paris sad Ntrasboure 20 ZOOM and MOW AC Wass and Masa ... 17 Tour' and Nantes ... Wed Flanders... 6 7 1221 12 1 21 23 N li 20 A 6 9 ft 10 101 dla LIVERPOOL, April 6. taroci-Exonaxon.—The market Ms been dull on to-day, and prices are again looking down.—Beet Anglian (W. shares guar, 0 per c at.) , If —Leateshire and Yorkshire Coneolideted ON! shants), 101 .cester and Preston, 2 p.—London and North Woofers, 1031—Dlito (new I shares), lf 6s. ad. 1 d.—Ditto (Mk shares), d. —Ditto (I shares, C.), f p.--Xidland, 38 31—Ditto (I shares), 271 Is. 2d. 1 d.—Neweastle sad Carps* 87i—South rasters and Doerr, (No. 4 registered) 41. Ile. 98. —York, Newest* and Berwick (O. N. E. 6 per cent. tin 10), if d. MANCEINSTBR, April 8. BTOci-Bientiwou.--The 'market wee firmer, but witkout say edema in pekes. The amount at bushman wu soup. LIIDS, April 6. Broci-Exottawea.—Thses is a gnat want of confidante manifested In the railway share market, and buyers are ex menu Today the tidy traissarakma were In Caledonian= elated at el. Se. Ild. BRISTOL, April 6. Stool-lixonaxen.—The market gnu inactive to-day Su Is 'study the aces co Saturdays), but prime tunalaol, is the 6 11 Ocumnotkne completed. tolerably steady. BIRMINGHAM, Aprii 6. ITOIMBIONAIMIL—This market was rather. Amer to-d a y. 1, ilk =ore badness clan, , c . sva at. U 111 23 is N i N 47 I LS 141; 221 17 .1 23 24 • h 6 4 Pga• 4 6 pm. 84 33 ells. ill Ir a. 8 & & 7 8 7 74 33 13 de. li If 71 7f it 2 pm II: Se 68 6 ape tlf 284 2 27 II jai i 1 11 14 3 1 dim 4 41 dim It 101 26 23 gai - {4 48 pp. 34 36 FL 17 19 pa. n " is ll{ 101 101 al ad 99 99 47j 4i# SO b 9 9 pis. 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