The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-03 00:00:00

. el/4 1 30--1- 4.0' 4111 0 2.44-c-4 11 z 2 7- 7 ft a. a. 01 . TI3 LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1850, N o . 1.150.1 111,' • ‘FTERNOON MAIL TO IRELAND. [T H REEPENCE, 14,1 firs in Irthind are informed that henceforward rs a a be cii• I shed in time for dispatch by t he Ireland. Sdhsni'iers ending say dif f iculty • irg (Art. $ the parer by this mail through spats, a• • their t. tip% by ffirtctiag eosumuni, stiurs to that 1 6, Mika. 11 •0 I: \7II I N to AUSTR %L.l \.—ALiBRA 1. : T) of rA•MAGE MONET.—Pateeipere s. In the Mom, fTs.ei wtU hen emilesed eel M foutul with imps uteopla ird prod. ond Is ervelssee wish thr Imo tar of n 4"j too l ineed . shipelssetbrelsures tomoyembosi. fano% t do to v. mond gsperlsse et Ors is bsitinsesesist% pay es rass•lp • , ~.. a i.• as gore monism i • joy is ramose wane • - .., ••• dr:estioe, shield say emir. Lead at the Jetty, . , r,... : i tens .1 it . attes C.m""..• 1 Te ato Nee l e° "IL - • _.--- - - ... 1 t<..4 mod • 1134 • I Hatton r. , I no T . P. T ay l or • rmt Mit H P •'-- • • ••• • and Sydney "•, S. . . en 1 0. A. Latha m . A4eigkie ''' d Way IA 1!• ' - - Poet Phillip. - . • ! -- • , ....1.30s ships were nesiluly employed lest veer, • • roor in the most satistscloey manner. Their se- r' - .• , ;...rencons woof the Stet eider. Carry duly • r . Ow ui erdaseditisedespalek a line of parkin. :'" ' - • .o. ter Nib of sash mach i ea well as 1 2 11,. IP. tde hi* Vas Mem% lasikika. whit Ink 3. . ..:.! ' ors tit pameivem . Chlab le the ewe of T . r. in• t•r stilloweet we forwor= di tbe eartleat eh- --' . t . • -ha tanker pertileiNms as ' . ~..I ti I rat E 14111114.114, Ildadon. I,l‘ . N 1 . 111. Y PACKETS. for PORT NATAL— : • ...... ?..sletim of her lilajaaty's Goverawieit.-Arreigr. . ; • , n ...n. .d , ..1 with her )14sety's Government Ow the : MI .11 ATI. , N to NA fAL. of modem* nimbi., -. ••• ....MM. it ash , lab•Slsses. 11 SPrOssd 0 1 . x• ..2• FAILITstell SSA a be d. *M. ........: ..i.,ir ogees. and 30 awe. d 6 r Sla; ded. . • .-. t. SP; id dada .; des whh prowl- ` ...... ;ed. Lid ; dots. aid 30 ean.eflead,sn ta. ; . • ......, .•Ilk pr•vi.s.a.. sad 20 acres of lap& Sti ; • ~ . • ...I. L. 3 Iva.; ecbla f slop. with proneness. . a Coi:Jr• a between the ape, of sae and 14 are . . - 0... and will metre MI the quantity el ism/ i.e. i .!....o :ready drepstched II we : wilt 2,0•0 ' • : ..us orairb will cell pairorelly : -- - I Tt.!s. T. oh free. . ____ .... •• • . . • . 1- 1 tialllow. at al doer a 311 .1. ' .. .. II • Loalna. hoe I. OW . Ltverpeal, a thriftiest May. • -n..4 aspIISSINIS, a•d further particular., spy • . m: t.... 11, rawest. Sid.-017 unite: Sao-cowl, . ~- 1\ I I.A‘IP tad CA.NDLE MANUFAC- .I -.1 UM:4 Firm Pie Soup very old, like ; pad r • .• :4;... ben Mottled, mesh. ler 112 IX ; curd. Pd.; honey •. iind oil br eves Windesr, Ni.; white rem. paha. . . -. - ..,ut u. emaciate, Is. GA. per lb. Den store eamilee, i. • .- :nl ,1.414 a i.; mill e, TA: marked Telmer,Affisny • , t. :.tae wax. Is.: Prices esesposite.ll l 4. and 1101.. ..., .. . .:. rd. 1..3. sal le 1.4. Pealing wen. 34 LL ! • . -,.. .. •... ; A holy .41. ka. tid. ; camel oil. (s. dd.; solar. i. • . - .... 41. per dons. Caniphine, 2s. 3d. per ean. • . . • • .•..ri lamp ter muses. hod, A.; ell and candle . . .: •., ii,y at the wituisok pnces. Lamas repaired, • - ~,,i fit .. pc of curry deaeriptioa.-U A .hale old • • ! • C.ariies Pals: Albert Night Lamps sad Lirtoe. en 4- nat•nreit. Reemes-Pro. within two =Lutes walk • - .2. -N.-. lisp hat on kits. A . ..:. tar FRAMES wide NEW in one 1 r •L .• :, merely touching the arbor wilt 113IMI'd GOLD 1. ; ~ L... iI. per totem GOLD VALNISII, Is. AL, mend. ~.- . -.. may be applied be my can •W.CTIO•LIQt'IIi ,;- • . •.. i eider* od wanessif plated amides se beautiful and _. : • • a. t',..: sad trouble lee than eleaming. LACIER and ..• :o f A 1....1„ for mined aid Mentifyint metallic ..• . • ....,..ate toper. SMITH. :SI, *mad lemetly opposite -•- . .1:7 depot, Dew's. Landes-bridge ; Appleby. Soho !. . ....,„ Pntrenn ; Aphis. Lowther.oreade ; lather, L'.: • • . Ferrer. Pollock. and Go, Dublin. PI VEN (lON of COUGHS sad COLDS.— .• .. ..ii: ...• aunk. of coughs awl colds will oath* • • • ... It .-.... use of that miebraird remedy, DR. LOCACk aa l v l i . . • . w 1.1'... which have a pissons tally and Mow fail W • • • • . I. •:,....mnt freedom from all irritation at Me lung.. , • • • .• c...r, • athms, cnesumption, coughs, le., have bees ; ' • • . • •-• ~. . ..Laken cme and pub Wheel; I milts the last It months. • • • .. t ..- . • ..e •_. , .:e. They hare a pia ant uste. Price .e. lid, :• • . ... • ~ .7 S.Z. Agents -Ita riles and Co, 1, Brich,lase, . ••• • ... 1. 7:L : • .11 by all Malicia, Venders. Ala. Lit. LO. .. •:.' - •: •• %IL .., the only remedy resonimended to be ii. .• • L •• • ••• ni tnte of medicine. Price la. ltd. 21. 94-, .:.....• : 1-: ~ .are of counterleits in the fennel pills. AR LOW'S NEW IN- l'' • ' 4 4P VENTED lILLTACTING SYPHON 77_ 1 JAI - AP. REQUIRES NO VENT.PEG ' : 1 Prenmas ale. beer, eider, as ether liquors • from becoming Sat or acid so ellectually • tt. . .w that tiniest y. int shall be draws as geed as A I - -...• 1 - t i .,'' 1 . • • pmmot.i. ---- - — ) ll = 4 . - M 4 7 1 J the tint ; warranted te repay its cost In ! : .• two casks of ate; prim 4s. 6d„ or sent i • ~" 1 11 1 tw fre%o )at an u. y art e.e o t t ; Ine Di l t and t. .1.4... , ,if two pia n t z ke Tho Pbff" Mme , hews' M. &d rip . , will explain its - : r Whoa. When the Maw key Is Burl nn the asp at the plug C (which has a bole ON :I r• WSW the air-tube II), sufficient air rashes i through it into lb. oak to came the liquor ll' la rem of freely; when Ms tap is turned ell no mere air can eater. JAMES lIARIAAV, 14, Ring William. i ' :- • ?Amu.. Established 5420. N.8.-.'w are genuine 1 • - :. .4 w.th he name and address. • '. - ~.• fr!te., a new method of tenpins make, warranted to r• ; . 5,... A. •.•„ a. 4 supplies whole.ae and retail hi, NEW 11 , : NIL:, TAP WRAPPERS (to supersede the bungling method t:•• -,‘ .;er . sad. and 1.. ter whet- The wide monied. 1) ' .ME. GRATIS.—The following Splendid En- -1 \ .-., an a:n.tar in the raid Double Number of the ILLUtt. ;L. , . • '... -N1...s lIEW4 uf TO-MORROW, May 4-Thrse full- ;•• • ••. kJ , ..: tlx . Pops" Return to Moms —The Arrival-Proare. • ' 1' , ' Ii Me -" Romulus and Remus.. By P. da Car- ' . • • • , ... .• the Altar 1 page -Emblems of Rome (1 p•4O- ' • ••• . • L.," Painted by H dig-With 33 origiaal views: • • ' • 1:..;,: Co•tle of rt. Angelo. the Paatbem, the Arch .. 1 •• • •t, . . •.? Druid. the Chinches of Sta. Maria lloggiare wad .. '' • . 1....*.. en, the Pinta del Popo* Uts I Maas dl lipagna, / • ..• • - , ti.t 1 site., Palate, the ?roach Asadeoly. the Wean .• 1 • • •l' .. , Live c.f Trey'; the arms Max!mos, ea It stood •'.. .' • . •.e. ;Lc Rams duke Cake s eem. the Forum, the Bathe • .. • • TT i.....c. ' tiorantise, Me Panto lotto, the Temple ." • • • ; ~. 11. ca... lieu :la ; °betake, Me Dying Gladiator, :. • 4 • t* r . • Rowe; Vim of Itembie Localities la the , ••• • • L .. t‘l o ; rations illustrative of Modern Deserve l f .. - •• T .I%S:ran. students of the hopped% Moak, Dia. i , .4: • • . 1 •••'... 41 , de1., Wins Carte, he Galan of Normand 1 ,.. , ,, at.-kodinai. lir May-ffinthiod Ponies kr .••;•- ". .• • 1 t77 , ' - •pet..rg of the Yorkshire and Lancashire Rail t .. ; • .. • - 'rgu.a...t.r. ' Sprinit." Mita* by Loden Pries 1.•,•,... ..: •' . . 1 . 'T. 1 4 i Me View of Rime, pada Mee, 11$, ` LW NEWS, NEWS.-The Not, Cheapest, .;'' .... 1 .7 . : • •"•••Enser la the world. LLOYD'S WEEKLY . . . ct , I.k &m a i ns Pin large Colima of the very '' ~ - . 7 . 4. - P • .. , ....4irote a e teen all parts of the fr.... • a...- • •` , / , %•llvate. and ether mom, more= st e., ......,1.•:..., • . ,.: J i.. l : . .. the • Pruis al "b r aa99 ' .9l.76.4llllBlunillbilsl 1....'. ....- .. 1 - ••'! I 1.:1 , L= „...., ...... ... 4 age" Lewd" and I, tglt done IPIIII WM. .1 4‘1,411'...-L P ., . ThE I . ~. , i' 4 . llfiC WORKS BT DR. LACRIP. "lin.'lll.Vi HIC DOMESTIC MEDl- ' a t , . .. L. .. "' •- fl owaiL Om aliith.lle. fie • , ~ .. -, • '-•• -• . apadolly to Migted t• are of Cler- k, . , . 1. . ... •:- . ...cod Themes& Illwra sloth, Po. 1 1 4 '• ii r .. '...• • • l".. thore whew* Esehluses ef corms's. 11, .., i •'' l, .x.eat A tUady Freels& • •.,' . •ii al realm ; ea the SAW ell L. ' . .• •. • 1-• l...•: lamer; compelling the = I . : , . • .. Et vetal Glir aline. To which are slanted c.„. . , •-• •t• ltramotethic Treatment of Affiectiom in. 1 - • •-' '• I "on. cloth, 44 • • . . •-• /1 M.LOPATI/IC PRACTICE of PUYSIC. . • -''' 1- t.•••.. wee test text hook. • • in p "sr4sll, Bee of all met for carriage, apes - - • Joy... U won. Untik. r... Mt. Paul's Charchyeed. - --- • ''' • • ••• 1 .4. brim 'no Haltrenny teak A 1,,,',,,. LNIIIIIIIPaN Or 1•41. It MATKMENT of the NATURE ~:;..., • to. Ir wird GREAT EXH of IBITION the 'a . . ;.. • , ~ * l, . I it I 1.1 ALL NATIONs, and of its unmet to al/ • P •. „ ~t., .. i •..o, et, monsep.i.a. Imam. st eae :• • „.,..,. • . ' s '''''`" 4 ro wiiia. at 633 nab mein ame .., .1.1 i.i Woeletiefe. I ' 4 ' I•CLV LIMIUVW MN wools. F 5 i i , v' -- kilrs.4‘. 11 T if LIFE. 4 o . .. ~,. ..,.. ~....00rrativa, mad ratiraml wed gate:* ...... y., ~ : 1L•4 6 - Vise aid flemser llorelsie-tzeor- T -. 11,,p . " .”.4.•1 lowas-The has. lama IBM, Puns% ''- • ' • 1.... an (4 b aef iga r phass-heatry Trim sod ; • :4.,.. ~. , . •!..'lns a M -Moab. at Houn-Musio- -7 ...{... r. ....... j 'ai leg. bathing, Alf , Rest, . it.gt..•.i.. ie. -le . 1114 1:STAINS. 1 odd Is. met; by roil. 41. Th. • LZ... te .Lens--411mteh of Edinburgh, ha. A .. , ' ,..l . :lalst— i llAilk Kea is et Labia. ha. . .. h w . it ti to EAMltligllThill . , ;.,.., T . , 1 . ,_ . o c •ft run sad WO SOS goons SIA, MIL . , ......, '. •••••%!, almost every Enna Name Mai sere) of ad- ,. ....X . l ., '' t . ? and adorddi dooddings, that bereowo tha . 1., •.• I, 1.,1.:: "...1 rneeni laniases, or acid', sad embitter. t .:.,...‘, .. s.. sod mash( l bs diet aid p3piwil rogolattas of .....„.• ri . Ps l vrwoleriew ; I , .. ,4, ~w . . . wita ain _ Mei. 14 Condit, • Cambs. . ' Me wifmr. 10. dray ha- QOUTH AFRICAN EXHIBITION. CHINESE GALLRRY, Hyde-prelwearaer —a ItUeEIGII at SPORTING PIM& Native Arms ead Osetnisee Ike., tram rho unexplored e the Sr Intorlor of Sean Mee—OPEN DAILY, Iron I I a l lrAisok. —Adeeludon In, MITRE GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE, ANNCTIT, end FAMILY F2IOOWMENT AMIOCIATION, 24, pro -gull. Lando. Lowest mere at gamamt ter lawrasem mindatot the exile rime of Kam motot Oa foliates r the at UK omy eamhalf the remtimd owed se paid. the /Mai/NW can stand se s dak am feign er he paid If st pMeare. This Is tits rely saw otkodbit so so advantage combined with sad low rates ei maim. loilipstable, sad claim. promptly past. Moog Moo to Iron £lOO for Life. - - - BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. 7Y. arsitura to mispeeered by •andel An el` Peritoneal out net. amp. none it me manituted es to alkyd the b oa . lite ae We awaremee neir Mint eaten to policy-hoiden sad to premen pester WINN and emenaameletime nem astally Millellet 10 Oil r The ample erelvelbel mediel t legelbse with wa s p end ow Usually teerreeriag kW. eseemelabel fees The maim= weird, 111, ii et t ezbelee, alba ememeebt oeserky Th. assered ; 'lift The of The Ompeeee iseemethes bee esebled the lYseeters te Wier mimed ahreeeipee se ~bolder% se will be ore by refer. nee le The greeyeetury te Ski valet Ned ezteedve a.hYm, erbieb ben Ws esemeeed Mamma. mad eabew e=f a er bma.... The ibee femerhyy" Ml= Priameepeek, leeedos. Age 33. Age Wse 41. Age SO. s. cLts.figs.d.le. I 4 lb Eli 7 4 I 1! yearty quartety. sad labtmatka to be war to SPEW= P. PLUM E& NEWCASTLE AND CARLISLE. NON•FULFILMINT OF MR HUDSON'S CONTRACT. On Wt donde) Let the adjourned general meeting at the shereholden is tits eemps,y was held at Newcastle, foe the pompon el rambling the direeton to declare a din &tad, see ming to promise, for the half year Nadia; Dec. 31,1849. At the conclusion of the proceedings of the adjourned meeting it was resolved into a special general meeting for she purpose of considering and sanctioning the bill now berme parliament, authorising tee company to raise 150,0001. of share capital, and 50,0001. by loan, and em• powering them to mli or lean lead to the York, Berwick, and Newcastle Company for the pin-pees of the new station now erecting at Neweestlis, also to bay or lease land from the said company. M. i'mfmraa, Esq , took the chair. The secretary read the report aa follows : " A: the last adjournment of the annual meeting the shareholders were Wormed that the delay in making the dividend arms entirely from not having been able to get • final est tlement of the ace.uats with Mr. linds,o, and they regret that se yet that desirsble object h.. rot been at touted. Progress is, h . iwever, making, and it may not, it is hoped, be long before a conclusion is come to in the matter. Is the meantime the directors recommend • dividend to be made for the half year ending the 31st of December last atter tee rate of 11. 10s. cp.& the 1001. shares, and so in proportion for the quarter shares, to be paid on and after the 15th May inaL" Tee CHAIR. t I AN—That is one half of the dividend we are entitled to upon the rent Mr. Hudson agreed to pay We should like to have c.ncluded the business to-day, and we would have done ro had the aceounts bees settled. (Hear, bear) No time, h 'waver, will be lost, and we 1111117 yet be enabled to do so More the dividend as paid. The shareholders must recollect that for the last three years the dividsw's have been Dever than them of any other lime; we have paid us an about Si per cent. (Hear.) Mr. ELLISON, solicitor—l should like to be informtd what is the nature of the difficulty with Mr. Hudson; whether it &rime oat of the legal construction of the agree ment, or from •Z!f5114.004 circumstances ? (Hear ) CCAIR MAN—TM director have no idea of being drawn into a court el law; at the same time they ere anitious to avoid giving any information that may hereafter be used against them. (Hear.) It is true the sharelvlders have a right to inquire into the matter, and the directors have not the least objection to give all the information in their power, but under the present circumstances Mr. Ellison will agree with a that ea certain poista it is necessary to be very cautious. (Hear) The shareholden may rest assured that we have the mesas of making this dividend, and I think on an average of three years it is nut a bad dividend. Mr. ELLISON-1 have no desire to elicit any informa tion that say be prejudicial to the company's interests, but may I ask if Mr. Hudson has paid the money to enable ,on to±eclare this dividend ?_ . The CHAIRMAN—He has paid it. Dr. COWAN—When was it paid? for I understood it was not paid yestuday. The CHAIRMAN Part of it wee paid yesterday, and pan this menace. Mr. ELLISON—I am fully aware that the directors an placed is a position of yea difficult, and delicacy, and I don't wish to put any question that may einbarrus them, but this being the third use we have met on the subject, it is only due to the shareholders that some satisfactory informa tion should be given them. (Hear, hear.) Dr. COWAN said—When I look upon that "iron job" which Mr. Hudson perpetrated upon the company—when I think of the depreciation of rolling stock not made good— when I thick of the suspected jobbing in the 35,0001. of sham not issued, which might have been sold at a premium —and when I look at the prodigious expenditure during the time he had the limo, I feel convinced I am within the mark in stating that this temporary lease has cost the cum pan; no leis than 200,0001., limited as the period of posses sion wan to 18 months. But, sir, thouich I thick you committed a grave and most serious error is banding over the line as you did to Mr. Hudson, I am bound to alma of you and the other directors that I beli<ve your intentions were good—(hear, hear)—sad that in making that loose agreement you imagined you were forwarding the interests of the shareholders. (flew, bear.) I hope, therefore, I may nut again have occasion to ails :e to this painful subject. But what an we to say of Mr. Hudson I (Hear, hear.) Had he been a poor man—had he by the falling grandeur of his speculations been reduced to that poverty to which he has re duced so many others, I should in that use have pitied the man whilst I might have condemned his recklese citrate ganee—(bear, beer,)—but when I And him boasting among his compeers that, notwithstanding all he has been obliged to disgorge he is still muter of a princely fortune, I filial' it would be mean spirited in us shareholders to submit tamely to sash gross injustice. (Loud applause.) No part of Mr. Hudson's proceedings appears so black as his conduct in reference to you. Whoa he was condemned everywhere else he still had a innaghold of public opinion in hie favour in Neweaatle and its vicinity. So late as a meeting of this company in November last you replied to a question of mine that you had no doubt the dividend would, accord ing to *grainiest, be paid in January. How he has repaid your confidence we have all ample prod• it is now the Ist of May, and we are not paid yet ; only Mahal, of it is paid, and I don't know when that was done. The CHAIRMAN—The last of it was paid this morning. Dr. COWAN—lnsteed of settling with you and the Mary put Company on she Ist of January, he has for four mouths evaded the just claims of two great companies, with holding from us all (particularly t►e widow and the orphan) that which is oar due. (Hear, hear.) His conduct as regards as has been insolent, overbearing, sad uojast. (A laugh.) His wretched quirks, his mineable shuffling, end paltry petti fogging evasions are unparalleled in the whole of my canal dyeable aperienco. (Laughter and applause.) He Meats both companies with equal contempt, and taro them into ridicule. The learned doctor, in conclusion, observed that it had been 'negated to nth* up the dividend from the reserved fund, which had boss fairly and honestly earned, but be was opposed to that altogether. (Hear.) Let them wait, and use what could yet be done. (Loud applause.) The CHAIRMAN, after some remarks, moved that a dividend of It per eat. should be paid about the 15th of the present month, and should anything be done with Mr. Mad an in the meantime so as to secure the other half, it would be added ; at all events, the other dividend would he ready for payment at that time. Dr. Cowart seconded the reso lution, which was carried unanimously. The meeting then resolved itself into a special iseetisg, and approved of the bill now before parliament for raising an additional 200,0001., 1/r. Cowan giving his support to the bill, with the express understanding that the capital account was not teamed 177,0001. He stated that he should like to have seen all their sets consolidated into one, their books audited monthly, and the mounts printed half-yearly. He wished likewise for a statement of the whole transactions with Me. Hudson. The meeting then broke up. JEWS' ORPHAN A/ITU:M.—Y=lo'day the =ni vel/easy festival of this Institution took place at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, Frederick Peel, Esq., M.P., in the chair. Between 200 and 300 gentlemen sat down to dinner, and &moonset the gusts at the principal table erre— Baron Lionel Rothschild, J. Abel Smith, H.P., Capt. Peel, Sir H. Most/lion, Sir J. Tomas, M.P., Mr. J. &bag, pre sident ; Ewe. Dr. Adler, shit( Rabbi ; Meetings Roman Me. Alderman Salomon& Dr. Vase Oven, Emanuel Loseads , te. The chairman, in proposing " Prosperity to the Jews Orphan Myles)," ailed= to the sum= which had attended the iestitatioa, and made mention of various eireunistaaces for the purpose of showing the present eo..dition of the society. The financial statement showed that the total amount of sobseriptioas (including • balsa= of 241. 14e. 6d. die to the treasurer) was 7IW. 165., whilst the expeoditore equalled that mama& It further appeared that the faaded property in the names of the various trus tees was 6,0061. 18e. &beg, the presideat of the institution, proposed the health of the chairman, and in doing so allotted to the honourable part he had taken in the House of Commas is respect to the admission of the Jews into parliameot.—The Chairman, in returning thank., ex pressed the gratitude he felt at the compliment which had be= paid him, and he was glad to have an opportunity of assuring the company that he woald always endeavour to advocate the cause of the Jews, as he had done upon =eons. ism alluded te.—Various toasts were afterwards proposed and duly responded to, sad subscriptions were announced ammiontleg to upwards of 1,2301. 7 .*lt SECOND EDITION. Nom tha GAZETTR of THIS NIGHT. WHITEHALL, MAT I.—l lie Queen has been pleased to great to the Rev. Gilbert Elliot, Master •1 Arts, the dignity et Dean of the Cathedral Chards of Bristol, void by the death of Dr. Jolla Lamb, late Dna thereof. CROWN-01710E, MAT 2.—Member returned to verve in this lomat Pulieatrat for the bercregh of Liming too: Edward John liatehias, of Eston-•quer . la ibit county of Middles.:, En . in the room of the Rae. Gleams Thomas Reppel, who lies aorepted the 04011 of Steward of her Majesty's Chiltern Hundreds. LAW INTELLIGENCE THIS DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. WAY-OFFICE, L ith lest of F.-I.leutae . :: T. Ottawas bas bets al:owed to retire from the eureka by el Ws ermealseloa. 11th F. —Fest. H.C. litamaa, from 76M Y., to be sum, Moe Hush bea, dim 23tb dm.lbw W. GOODaLL, ham the Nod F., to be am., sloe Lowe, elm F.—Lieet. I. E. Cleopwre to be semi, by par, eke Taylor, who reap : Rea. C. T. &LOOT to to beet, by vies Geedwyo. Shed F.—Eas. H. Muses; from tbe 44th F., t o be tea, vice Gmbh, 23th F. Ott r.—lJnt W. G. Damn lies bins allowed to retire from the service by the We of be. tommiteloa. 57th F.—UM. C. J. Pan" teem 33rd F., lo be paymaster, vies W. D. heeloid, wbo has retired oa Pais 4 1t i retta "".4 At Paws BANX!LUPTB. 841 " 1 " , RICHAHD Gamma H TN. Imbeemp, bresalbsader. U ST 111Ason, Ctaderlill , Laneashiro, eottos Osonon Arouscus Mona°, Liverpool. merchant. Jon Wilmon, West &mewl* Staffordshire, iron ma. Ozonon PAO., Wolverhampton, coal dealer. Jooarn Commie. Bath, apothecary. RICHARD KIITLIT, Cheltenham, builder. °notion Amon& Wakefield, draper. Noun Gannon BOND, Huddersfield, bookeener. EDWARD WIIIAT. KisIONOS upon-Hull, drew. JOHN HOLLINOWORTN, Kingston-epos-Hull, shipowner. JANIS PINNOCK. York, farrier. !MOTOR SEQUESTRATIONS. Gnomon Armin& Firry : P. , n- it-Craig, baker. WILLIAM LOOSZNOIII POLNAN, Woodhall hull , near urn& Edinburgh, piper manufacturer. Troilus Bane, Omegvw, wright. WILLIAM RAINING, Edinburgh, demerit railway shares, --A ISAMILLA BAIN Of ELLISON, Tata, Note!-keeper. Lrea thrtru, Grancf -nein, Forfar, farmer. Pima STBRANT, Edatbarifb, coach-hirer. Triomf,. Dimwit, Forfar, hone-litaler. for tn• Week maim A; VD 27.1251. WITNART. Government Debt.— • ‘ 11 . 01, 300 Other teem,. 2,904,90.. Gold Coln end Winn 15,T27.991 Itiver Baton 209.877 09,937,115 WALTZ'S?. Government Simeilles Maned. NM Weight Mundy, ...... _1714.0)2.170 Other decurnies UM 9.78047 Dow gold eind Weer • T0n.9410 434.424.077 M. SIA.I.BIIALL. Dud thiablet. Birroros Homo. *mon Loan Cow Armco CorrozsA, Ma. Armco PAremox, Aso Ya. Jvence WIOOTNAX. Tun OOKRAM Casa. Kr. Evianlake applied to their lordships this morning for Wove to withdraw the demurrer in this eve, in order that it mlat i bit amended. Campbell said that in the exercise of their discretion they were willing to give leant to amend on the payment of easta. Hearsiske thought the crown was not entitled to ante, as he had stated in his srgemsat. The Attorney. Gianni said he was not there ontseating. He arpeered is the espeeity aimless! for Mr. Gorham, sad not that of attorney. (morel. H. Gould not species the satandesout, but be coedit not help declaring that the pre. seeding was a meet vezetioae cos. That was the second demurrer which they lied put in, he believed, with tits elifeet of crania, delay. They were quite ready to nisi the main quake, and had bees so for some time past. Lord Campbell said that, on ceasultiag the master, they had found that where similar appliestioas had been made Were, it was the custom to Impose the payout' of 'sets, and in the exersise of their dim/sties they thought the soots should he paid in this cue. QF EXCHEQUER. I , lerms. Basiaiihi..timeir Atka" ass ♦ llamas: Comm him OAT V. TUN EA N Covirrns RITIR AT CO W ASSAULT AND FAL4I lIIFDISONNINT —NoN-ussroNst- MLITT OF TIM COMPANY' FOS TX/I ACT OP TIMIS SIDITANTS. Tkiswa;an action to render compensation in damages for ma assault and Wee is/primmest, committed by the defend ants' servants. The defendants pleaded not guilty. Mr. Cockburn and Mr. Browne were for the plaintiff, and Mr. Martin, Mr. B. James, end Mr. Willes for the defendants. Mr. Cockburn stated the cam. The plaintiff, Mr. Robert Gay. is eorn meter under the corporation of London. Oa the ird of April he end a friend named Town, drove down to 11,sniford in a gig. In consequence of an accident to their coateyance, they resolved to return to London by the Eastern Counties Railway. They took third-clase tickets; bat on arriving at the platform they found all the third-alass carriages full. They were then pat into a second-clam carriage by one of the company's porters. On arriving at Shore. ditch, the guard who collected the tickets demanded 9.1. each as the difference of the fere, wl.ich the defendant and he friend refuted to pay, after explaining the reason why they had travelled by the second-class. Oa arriving at the terminus they were handed over to a pollee in. spector, or tMeer of the company, who, under the circumstances detailed in the evidence, took the before the magistrate sitting at Worship-street Police-coart, who dis missed the ease. Prior to tonics the railway station, the defendeat end his Mend leads every exertion to convince the officer of the eompacy of the truth of their statement; they therefore applied to the company for some satisfaction in the shape of an apology for the treatment they had re ceived, and that the company should pay 10! into the poor bra of the polies-AM. This request was refused, and the prawn action was emmenced, not, as the learned counsel said, fur the purpose of making money, but in the discharge of a public duty, to teach railway companies that persons of respectability were not to be placed at the mercy of their snenate. Mr. Town. a chocolate malaufacturer, raid he accompanied the elaintiff in a gig to Hanford on the 3rd of April. Wale they stopped to take some refreshment, the hone ran sway, and the pig was broken to pieces. They consequently naleed to return to London by the railway, and took third dells tickets. The train was then by the platform. It was market-day, end the third-clam carriages were all full. They mentioned this to a porter, who said, pointing to a second-class carriage, " is here." The plaintiff sai " Bat shall we be all right —we have tbird•clam tickets ?" The porter replied "Oh yes, you must go in here," sad they then took their seats. lust as the train stated, it was put back, and one or two other tbird.clus serriages were attached to it. but they wen net asked to re move. On arrival at London the person who collected the tickets demanded 9d. each, for Hoag in that class. The hate were duly stated, but toe guard closed the door. When Way get to the station, he said, " ?academes, you matrons• with me." They then removed to another part of the **rat, and a person named Shackle (who was not la uniform) came up. Witness explained the cause of riding bp the second.clase, and handed his card to Shackle. He ales stated that one of the company's guards, who could ter tit to the teak of the statement, rode in the we carriage ham Roeaferd to Forest gate. Shackle asked the pielatif who he _was. eat be gave his suns and address. Wham theldt, w Who are pee, and wan ?tette hear yes I. ask dime questions ? Are we in custody ? We have told you what has occurred; allow us to peat out." Shackle refused to allow them. A number of rayons were looking on from the platform. Shackle then took them to the " niperia- Indent of the coaching department," who asked them km their cards. The defendant had not one, bat was writing his name and address on a piece of paper, when Shackle spoke in a very rough tone, upon which the defendant said he was not bound to answer every common fellow who asked him. He was in the act of wnting,when the superintendent said—" Take them before a magistrate." Witness offered to go down to Han ford with the officer, and point out the porter who pat them into the carnage, and to pay all the expense, but the offer was refused. The superintendent was very gruff, and seemed as it the whole world belonged to him. (Laughter.) They were then taken to Worship-street, Shackle walking by witness, sad the guard by the defendant. They certainly wen not handcuffed. (Laughter.) They wen taken before Mr. Arnold, the sitting magistrate, and wittiest asked ti have the charge taken in a regular and formal man an, as he intended to adopt ulterior proceedings. The ma gistrate asked if they were known. Shackle said, " that he (Mr. Town) had given hi. card, but the other refused;" on which wits's.' said, "Shackle speak the truth." The magis trate said that, as witnins had given his address, he should have taken out a summons. On that intimation Shackle would not make a formal charge, but said he should take out a summons, and they went away. Witness had not received any summon since, and he had not heard that the plaintiff had received any. Griffin, a police.constable corroborated the statement as to the imprisonment. Mr. Rooney, the secretory of the Hasten Counties Com pany. said Shackle is in the company's service as a detective siker ; it is hie bairns to trace and detect robberies ; bat he has no authority whatever over the passenger traffic of the line. If anything occurred it was his duty to report it to the superintendent. Shackle was not justified in the eyes of the company in taking the plaintiff into custody ; It was not dose with their authority. The eowipany's regulations had been changed since the well-known ease of " Chilies e. Brighton Railway Company. Express orders had been given by the board not to take parsons, under such circum stances into custody. Mr. Martin, for the defendant, submitted that the plaintiff 'oust be nonsuited, as there was no evidence to show that the defendants were parties to giving the plaintiff into custody. Mr. Cockburn contended that, lockiug at the position of the superintendent and guard, there was evidence. Then was also the evidence of Mr. Rooney. Baron Alderson—Hs says the board prohibited their c. cers Inn taking persons into custody. His lordship this said he should direct a verdict for the defendants.; The jury, after some demur, said, "We fi nd for the de feadants under your lordship's direction." Mr. Cockburn tendered a bill of exceptions, in order to have the question detonates& by the judges of the other mare in the Exchequer Chamber—the law, as laid doers by kis lordship, having boon absemly affirmed by the Court of likeiaargare. This asegniel the bushman el*, nisi prim sittings In tom POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MARLBOROUGH STREET. MORDESOUP AMMO= ON ♦ POLIC&CONSTABLZ.—R. Ivu was charged with violently awattlting Police-constable Shampoo 42 C. - - Complainant, whom bead wee bound up with adhesive plaster, stated that about three o'clock this morning he was 04 duty in Sheppard-street, Oxford-street, w►en he sew the prisoner, who was very much in li quor, quarrelling with some females. Witness went up to him, end requested him to leave the spot, when the prisoner turned round upon him and struck him • tremendous blow between the eyes, and knocked him down. While lying on the ground, the prisoner kicked him most annterdfully about the body, and bad not some other comm. hies come to his aid, he had not the least doubt but that the prisoner would bays killed him. Witness added that in consequence of the severity of t►e injuries he had received, he was rendered unfit for duty. Tares other constables, who went to the assistance of complainant, proved that the prisoner was most violent, and resisted all their efforts to convey him to the station. After a considerable degree of reaista•ce they managed, with the aid of six others, to take him to the station. The prisoner, who pleaded drunkenness as an excuse, was committed for two months. COIIIIIBBIIIIIAT SZBVlClLL—Yesterday wee printed Ls=by nor of the flows of Coalesces, giving as of tba same that will be required to 'met the ex mom for sommimriet services is the year 1850.61. The ma required ter gaieties envies. is 463,891 i., beteg • do weled' of 34,109 L es the prmediag roof ; sad for the non sitssavo services 46,7911., Wag ea nsese of 1,919 i. on the prised* year. TM total nue, Slensforo, required is 499,9821., being a decrees, of 32,1901. se die year 1519.60. BANK OF SNOW( D.—Accoo re IMPS DIIPA NOW lowed 04971,415 ef9.9n.ri3 PAIRIPO DI 04001 ... ;Nun =r iat Awaits whod. z Di vzsi ...,llll% Agets ) 4.'03.443 00w 10.3.4.4 Z. dows.kpawleowoo4 1.107X3 )by 2.1130. SVGAR —The average prise of Sager, the product, of the Brutal pr...ernioun in America, computed from the returns made In the week ending the 30th day of Apnl, 1330. Is 23k lI id per cwt. Sugar the produce of the Mauritius is Va. 20. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the Dot Indies i. Vs. 2/.1. per ewt. Tbe average price of the three hregotag descriptkme, ).Andy, Is 23•.—Gosette. SPORTING. THURSDAY'S RACES. SWISTSTAiIt• of 10,0101. flick, for 3-yr olds : colts, Set 7lb ; fill as, Bet 4lto ; the wiener to be sold for 150 eon. it de manded, ite. T.Y.C. (5 tube.) Yr. Newton's Patens ... (Rorer.) I Mr. Corateb eby She Nab out of Hammy (R. Cotton) 2 Mr. Nevill'ee by Gladiator out of Revival (P. Butler) 3 Capt. Arclulallb Rose Pompon ...... ..... .(A. Dar) 4 Lord Entree Nu. h itch (natmen) 3 Swaarstexas of 10 eon, each, for 2yr olds colts. Sat 6113; fillies, Set 3.b T Y.C. (4 sew.) Mr. Ford's ch fby Slaw out of Receipt ........(Bartholomew) I Lord CULleub Branfortj Marl) 2 eta wannote sewseers Cape. Lowther's lady Stuart • (*. lagers) 4 Ohs TMOCOAND VINIA/11 STMLIS 01100 son. 00C11, h it, fur 3-yr old fillies, Sat 7ib each; the second to have her stake. D.M. (26 subs.) Lord Orked's fby Slade out of Exotic (F. Sutler) I Sir 1. ffewley's Tiff (Tensolemer) 3 Betting : S to 6 on Exotic fi ly, 7 to 4 eget Tiff, and 8 to 1 eget California. Rerun Sarum went cff with the lead, and, with Cora in eoinpenr, ;nada steady running to the new ground; from this point to the finish the two favourites bad it all to themselves, the !Cootie filly having a very slight lend. and winning a beautiful rays by a head ; noth.ing.was near the twe. Run in 1 to. 44 sets._ _ SWIIPSTAINS 01 10 son. emelt. for 3.molds; cults, Bst 71b ; and Silis,, Sst 41b. The winner to bit sold for 80 sow., if demanded, &e. First half of &bill. (7 subs.) Mr. Grerilte's Bullfinch (Flatman) I Lord Euler'. Visite . (Norman) 2 QUISN'eI PLATE of 100 /MUMMA ; (or 4- pr-olda,9st 81b ; flre, 10st 71b; six and aged, 10st 121 b. R.C. Mr J. Hawley's Pernhill. 3 yrs Clempleenuni 1 sir W. Booth's Retail, 4 Try (F. Butler 2 Dulls of kills l's Fire-ester. 4)5'a....._...«.... (W. Boyce 2 Mr. Bsrne's Sotterley, Synt Mr. H. Bird's Sir Peter Laurie, 6 yr 5.....— (8.11cors) 3 Mr. G. llSlrry's DOM. 3 )T1 (Daley) 6 SW AAAAAA ZES of 100 WWI. each, It It; tor 3.yr old eJlts, Bst 7lb each. DN. (7 subs.) Lord N. Lennox's with= the Conqueror wapiti' OM BETTING UP TO FIVE O'CLOCK. CHEATER CI7P. _ . _ 8 to 1 opt Peep.o•Dor-loy OlTlitOl opt Korodarios 9to 1 Round 20 to 1 Elloadslo 10 to 1 Fogleman No ethers mentioned. NoOAKS. change In the Derby betting. Bto 1 opt LK I Bto 1 apt Kunio filly 8 to 1 apt OM Rower. NEWMARKET-TmuuDAy NIGHT. BNIKIES FOR FRIDAY. HANDICAP TOll TRala ;N — D — FOCItIII.IIIIS OLD ; D M.— Nina, 4 yrs, S.t 10Ib; Ci4odwood, 4 yrs, Ist 7lb ; f out of Corragaa'a duo, 4 yn, 7st 21b ; Briagtoo, 3 yn, Got 31b; Hope, 8 yr, 6E, 41b. LATEST BETTING. Illy Electric Telegraph.) NEWMARKET STAKES. 4 to 1 on Lord Exeter% Nutahell. CHEATER CUP. Pt to 1 apt Mr. Meaklain'e Heusi IS to I Mr. Osbridectos'a 23 to 1 Mr. Ecklisca'sJoh:=l) _ _ Deasy._ 6 to 1 Lard 11111rio Is to Not 11r. W. Ildwardso ad Ildlosbodo II to I Wt. Clestodolols Tho 13 to 1 Niko of Itielmato =Calm 18 to 1 Lord Metres Wolin" No °Ow drop. THIS DAY. (By Electric TelegnpL HANDICAP. Harkaway filly, out of Coranna's dam .. 1 Goodwood 2 NEWMARKET STAKES. Carriboo .. .. .. Natehell .. .. .. Utrecht .. .. .. Won by a length. .. 1 :: 2 ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPlTAL.—Yesterday the annual distribution of prim end honorary distinctions to the pupils of the medical college is this hospital took place in the hall of the institution. The following students ob tained prizes, testimonials, 410. :—Wis prize : B. Rice, Strat ford. on-Aven. Bentley Scholarship: C. R. Thompson, Weetsrhasa. Schearship in Anatomy and Physiology : 8. Rhind, Ross. The President's Prise M. Clarke, Bed ouin. Bentley Prise: 11.0. Thorold, lUrsoombe. Prize: F. F. Andrews, Lyon. Medicine: G. C. Attfield, Bath; J. A. Brown, London ; J. Wills, Antoinette; J. 1). Ranson, Lanford. Barger,: J. Landow, Bamptoo, Enos ; C. H. Roper, Exeter ; W. H. Stratton, Leiseater ; 0. C. Auflald, Bath. Anatomy : G. F. Lase, Stratford-a-Avon ; B. Rom, Stratford-on-Avon ;8. Rhind , Rose ; J. L don, Sampton ; A. Barheau, Mauritius ; J. R. Bslter, Baster; W. F. Belin, Great Ye:mouth ; L. G. Hot per, Jersey ; C. Palmer, Kincot-so-Lindsey ; R. P. B. Tuff*, Louden; J. Tibbitts, Stratford- us -Avoa. Physiology : B.llhind,Rosa ; B.Rice,Btratford-on-Avon;J.A Brown, Loa don; 0. Callender, Clifton ; B. Slade, Proms; A. Batt,Whit ney ; W. C. Hocken, London ; W. T. Lewis, London ; 0. Terry, Northampton ; C. Vaudia, Jane,. Chemistry : H. B. Armstrong, Brecon ; T. G. Davis, London ; J.llawkse, Wells; J. Tibbita, Slratford-on-Avon ; H. Munro, London ; T. Lewis. Lyndon. Midwifery: B. Rice, Stretford-on- Avon. Practical midwifery : Peter Nevill Jackson, Leven, Beverley ; George F. Lane, Btratford-In-Avon ; John Pul len, Ba dmouth; Albert P. Cuter, Olouotster. Medical jurisprudent*: E. J. Blyth, Richmond ; 0. F. Lan, Strat ford-on-Avon. Botany : J. A. Brown, London ; W. H. Benton, Laiessee. Collegiate prise : C. R. Thompson, Westarhaa. At the elan of the eieuibation votes of *asks were o ceed In the Foldout, rier-presidents, trea surer. and takers, and the proceedings terminated. MONEY MARKET. TEIJIIIDAT El7llllO. At a meeting of the Mexican Company. held to-day, a most satisfactory report was read and adopted. The net profits realised in Mexico in the past year was 6481., and an ample stun remains in the agent's hands for current ex2eness. The chief means of revenue had been the purchase of Elver ore far reduction at Haciendas, which realised a profit of 80 per cent. in Mexico. The next year's report, it is expected, will exhibit a still greater improvement in the position of the company. The report for 1848, it may be remem bered, showed a loss of 6341. on the workings. Tuesday's letters from Havre, jut received, state that the sales of cotton of all descriptions during the week previous amounted to 12,624 bales, on the basis of 100 f for low ordinary New (Muni, which esta blishes an advance of St in price during the month of April. On Monday and Tuesday the market for this staple wu unusually the sales fur both days being limited to 417 at prices scaroely so firm. The accounts by the Europa were hourly expeeted,and until their arrival nothing wu expected to be done. The total receipts in April amounted to 41,367 baler, sod the sales to 32,228 bales. The stock on the 30th wit. was 71,150 bales. In other products there was -- •••1,2 - Du srocra.—itti 1! • I 5 Ount. Conwels per per Oust. Stock Ditto for amount, May II Bank Stock 303 Royal Bank (101. paid) 12 National Bask (221. 10s. paid) 1 Dahlia and Belfast Junction Great Soothers and Western tECHA NG ES AND STOCKS ABRCA:i. Anwrzazisn, Arall. 30.—Dulth Ponds Active Debt, Two-and4t- Half per Cents, 55 ,55 5-16 bills ; Ditto, Thee per Cenb., 64 15-14 money, 68 b ills ; tto, Four per Ontats„ 0 3 11-16 money, 5 18.16 hilts ; *newt. Synd., 71wee-and-a-Half per Cents., 116 11-16 asenry, 661 bills ;West laths Loan, Pour per Cent., 641 mosey; Bowden Five per Cents., Hope and Co., 1031 money, 1031 bilk. ' Ditto, Your per Cede-. St iepina, $4l money; Spanish I , ,vit per Cents, 101 money, 10 3.16 bills ; Ditto, Three per Cents., 291 money, 29 9-16 bills Austrian nee per Cents.. Metathetic*, 74t money, 73 bills; Ditto, Two-and.s-Ilitlf per Cents., 69) !coney, 40 Mlle.—Exchanges : on Landon, 12.07; two months, 12.02; on Hamburg, 33.10; two months, 33. THIS DAY. Two o'Ccocx. Consols were first called this morning at yester day's closing prices, 95! to then touched 96, and again returned to the first price, at which they are at resent quoted both for money and account. The ['bre(' per Cent. Reduced mark 941 and 95 ; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent.. ' at 97, and last 961. The Three per C e nt s ., 1726, have been dealt in at 911, and the South Sea New Annuities, at 94! and 93. Exchequer Bills mark 695. and 675.; ditto small, 705.; and India Bonds, 925. and 935. premium. Long Annuities mark 84- and Bank Stock 207. India Stock, 267. Price in the foreign market have undergone no change, the very email amount of business going forward being insufficient to create the slightest degree of fluctuation, in the absence of any more active influencing cause. The transactions of the day are limited to : Danish Five per Cent. Scrip, at 51 prem. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 551 and +; the Four per Cent. Certificates, at 851 and 83. Mexican, at 28.1. Peruvian Deferred, at 301. Spanish Active per Cents., at 171. ENGLISH YCINDS.—Tons Dar. Rook f4toet. IN 7 3 per CL Coo. A05..931 I per CL ass. Aso... 541 33 Per Ct. 9Qi 7 3 tar et CoS. SADO, Wli Lzeboquor lan., 317.. to TOL P0R110 , 7 rti ND& 1 pee Ct. Austrian Beads. 1 per Ct. Organ& 8d... Dl* 4i pm CI. Belt. Bonds. 46 11 Grenada Drienvil lid... 31 4 21 per nt, 6 per Ct. Met., 1546.3111 1 4 per C i. Brazilian Ids., N $ 4 per CL Perstrisa Ilda. 74 1 Ditto saw. 65 7 Do. Deferred Oda. 4 per Ct. Dues, Ayres. 51 3 Portuguese Cons.. 33 4 Ditto Chilies Bd.. ii; 9 6 per Ct. Ruse. 1id5..1.6 1 Ditto Cuitintb. Det. lids, —1.) *anise Mgt, 174 1 Columblan letunior Ilds., 31 I 3 tor Ct. Spanish lid.. 36 1 14 1 per Ct. Danish Bds., 01 71 Ditto Parte. itds..3l 21 per Ct. Dutch Ns., 6 1 1 per Ct. Venetuvla Ude.. 33 4 Dar Ct. Dutch Carta. $ 1 I Venezuela INiferred 1145..11 11 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. boons.—The lave* public sales. consisting of 12,000 hags Mauritius. Bengal, Penang, and 200 hhda. West India, are p►ograming heavily, and prices are scarcely maintained. Refined dull ; grocery lumps, 48.. 6d. to 50. 6d. Cants.—Gotd ordinary native Ceylon remains at 40s. ; a fall amount of business done late on 'Change yesterday at that price. Mocha is going off at rather lower prices in public sale to day. SALT PPPPP —Nearly all the 2,500 bags offered in public sale were withdrawn for want of buyers at pretriuur rata.. Refraction 41 sold at 235. 6d. PIPPiII —l,OOO bap blelaber mold in public sale at nil.% few lo's 30.; the quality peed. Corrox remains firm, and shows an advance of i per lb. a the week. INDIGO steady. 12,000 ehests are now declared for the next quarterly tale, 14th init. Rtw caution's dull, and it is difficult to give exact quo tations, the transactions being so small. We have had altogether • very dull week : with the ex ception of Cotton nearly every article shows • decline. Coffee is now 25 per cent. below the late highest point, and the market for that article will, for the next month, be materially governed by the Continental markets. TALLOW MARKET: THIS DAY. Tallow is io good demand to-day, and for delivery in the next three mouths. The quotations are:—Petersburg Y. C. on the spot 37e. to 378.6 d. ; May delivery, 375. ; October to December, 38s. 81. buyers. HIDES.-THIS DAY. Lia.mnoraLt..—Hides, 66Ibs. to 6411 n., ltd. ; 641 be. to 721b5., lid. to 2d. ; 72Iba. to 8011*., 2.1. to 20. ; 80Iba. to 881ba., 2Sd. to 31.; &Sibs. to 98115., 3d. to 31d. Hone Hides, 6s. Calf Skins, light, Is. 6d. to 3s ; full, ss. 6d. Saanossissee.--Sheep Skins, halt-br, di, 6e. 6d. t• 6s. Bd.; Down*, 4s. 64. to be. 4d.; Lambs, Is. 6d. to 2.5. 6d. ; Shoat linp, Bd. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Cara•s Hartley, 141. 6d.; Walla End Huwell, 16.. 9d. ; Walla End Helton, 16.. 6d. ; Walls End Luabton, 16e.; Walla End Tau, 16e. 6d. MARY-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was very little English Wheat fresh up for this morn ing's market, nor was there much offering from the coast. The few parcels on sale were readily disposed of, at the ex treme rates of Monday. Foreign Wheat was held with in creased firmness, and the business transacted was at fall pries.. Barley supported its value, with a steady sale. Oats, not•ithstanding the receipts during the week have been large from abroad, could not be purchased on quite oa such good terms as at the beginning of the week. Beans and Peas were quite as dear. AIIIIIALB INTO LONDON FROM 20th APRIL TO 3rd MAY. Wa. Meeliek. Beetek. Intl. Yoram Wheat ...... I 2140 I 1 Battey ....... Oats lO3O 33610 floor. 3,310 seeks; Leeman Avsaeors. Wheat, 395. ed.; Raley, la. ; Oats, les. 10d.; Rye, —a. Od.; Baum, Us. 7d. ; PCIO" 10d. IMPERIAL AVRRAUVA. SMITHFIELD MARKET—THIS DAY. The number of Beasts is not so large as might ha,* been expected, considering many remained over from Monday. Trade is exceedingly dull, and, although a few choice tkots make 3s. 4d., it is too much to quote as 'Tents for Gls best qualities. Sheep and Lambs are plentiful ; for the former prices remain the same as on Monday, with more ditEcnity in obtaining them ; the latter meet with a dull sale, at rather lower rates. The number of Calves is large, but the average quality is inferior; consequently a choice one makes 45.; this is, however, an extreme quotation. From Germany and Holland there are 70 Beasts, 240 Sheep, and 217 Calves ,• Scotland, 240 Beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 300 ; and 13'2 Mikh Cows from the Home Counties. Pee atoms of abs. S. d:;.;1. — Psi stoma 'stoma of Dia &d. o. d. Dog Hoots. Hoooloods 3 0 3 Dot Dos. 6 Ilt-bds. * 3 6 3 10 Dot ifbors-boroo locoed quoins Deina.. 1 4 1 Do. do Mora Moo 3 6 4 Iwo sod socced at 3 4 3 8 No , ll 0 4 98•0118. lbws .......1 e 3 0 lled Deo A 1611-10666 40 4 Lambs ..... ~ ....... 66 6 6 Saab II Mitical. 019; limp asd lambi. LON ; 081vw. 103: MR & Wheal Hariay.) bets. ] aye. Brant Pea March 16 ... 76. 14,17 e Id 140 110,13' 74.1246 1d 2k fd 30 .» re KM 64,13, 34 1 31. 741:34 104:25s 3d April 6 311. 141230 Wile 10d 21a Seltir Wit. 3d IS SSG 34 , 236 114 1 11. 3d 2011 S 23. e 1, 24. 3d 20 ... 27.104 , 11. 3421. &I'M 9 4 124. 0.1 27 77. 143119 16 1 1$a 04 21. 1111136 Id weeks. A. Aver. 670 104 ffa 11c1113. Id 216 AI2J. 9.0230 Sd Duro.—Whet, Barley. Oa* Rye, Deans, and Per, la Prim ltareblt March% April 6. , Api11 13 April 20 April 27 36 6 Ag J 7 1 9 0 1 3: 1 BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mesas: iCtti;idensad Smith report that the market con tinues the same as for some time past ; the bine at present is in a weak and unkind state in many parted the plantation. RAILWAYS. 111111 DAY, Two o'CLocn. The share market this day is quiet but steady, with very little change in prices generally. Aberdeen preference shares have fallen to 3 die. The Midland 501. shares have also undergone a heavy decline, business having been in these shares, on which 301. has already been paid, at 14 and last at 11 ; the cause of this fall is the all which has this day been ad vertised. London and South Westerns mark 58i; Brightons, 784; Great Western., 51i. Y. Pd. Itarreer Amman. 10 50 tabards= 44 24, 1 Do. Preti;au; .7. 20 741gmlegt. Ner..Bas.,&ll. Jo 00 I Berke & Heats Kit. (Gt Waat.=kalzet ) U 20 !firming ealladalypd.,orwithrrar c . PO 20 Dos. without • guarantee 121 lei B l rra.Wolo.lk atourValleg 10 II Firm., Wolr., aad Dudley salladalypd.,orwitignr. 20 Is Do. wlthostaguarsatae 26 Te Boston, Van, and Bina IN 100 BHA& and Radar 634 3 Do. Thirds 174 i 7 Buidunghamilre 00 Caledonian 10 10 De. gm so so Cliester aod li 62 I 66. DlVlWavate olybeed 42 4 ~. .1 Diddle' and &West JusiC. SI U Met Aaallau Do. (ill D 0 4 1. 10 146 P. et. nor D0.(71.161.) 7 p. Ct. PreL Rasters Coasted Do, New Pref. • p. Do. Lit., Op. CI., No. 1 D. do. No.l Do.N.&L9 par Ct Do. do. 6 per Coal Do. New Casten Union cease (pate R U. no:) Do. awe B. and C. dito Do. p gua. 6p. (.1.) Do. New Do. New 1 shares East Lincolnshire Guaran teed 6 per Cent Pdiseurga and Glasgow — Raster, Yeony & Dorsi Raster and game& _ Gloucester k Dean TIMM Great Northers ... D 0.4 &wee, A,Deferrod D 0.4 sham 13, p. Ct. Do. 6 per eouta. and Wa t t. Me.) [Great North of Da. New, £4O Do. New, £3O Do. New, Clonteg *see Ireiteray. Bar today Lip te 1 WWII. 4 7 4 S 2 As. Pot APm -- D - i. Isltires -- ::: ... :: De. Do. Do. New, 2 11 ... ... Bull sad rielbr... ... ... IDe. skates ... .. Lancaster sad Carlisle .. Do. Thirds . .. „. Lancashire andToritshirs De. Ptfbe ... ... .. Do. New (rye. p. 11.1.. Do.Hud.lerilleld&Sheff. Do. West Biding Cam Leeds and Bradford... .. Leads and Think .. .. Do. Pref. 6 t o. (,ant No.l Do. N 0.2 Do, Do. N 0.3 Do. Pref. Quarters 1846 .. Loadoo sad 'Rockwall .. Loa., Brighten.* &Coast Do. New VW 6 p.Ct. Do. guaranteed 3 p. Ct. lota CroydonThirds.. Do. Pref. 3 per Cant.... DeCoarrt. 3 p.Ct.,1632 London and Dreamt& .. Do. Preference ... .. 'Wake & North-Westero Do. do. New I abuse.. . Do. Fifths . .. Do.Closh.,M..andlt.(i.:. Lando* & Booth-Western Do. New, LSO ... ... De. New, Lie ... .. Do. New Preferenes .. Lowestoft Ousr.4 per Coat. Maned., Fiuz..andliattoce Mush.. sh lithef.,kLincolosh Do. I Do., New CIO Pref. ... Do. Mats & LiacLlTalcm Do. g3O Sian; . Do. Him. and Derby .. . DO. Cons. B. St B. 6p. CI Do.ErewubVelleyPref. Midland Greet West. (Ire) illtddlesbro'alted.6p.Ctgr Newcastle and Carnal* ... 'Newmarket ... Norfolk „. Do. Nei CM ... Do. Outran. Se pm C 1... North Brills k Do. PnGnoea North Mallordeklm Oxford, Wore., & Waiver. Preston and Wire Do. 41 domes (A) ... Reed„Oulld., and Relowle Royston and Ritchie . Dealhemeth Extension Seottish Central ... Soottish Midland ... *throws., Clan . A Do., Clete B Do., New Guaranteed... Bluswebury and Citrate (Nor. W. Nur.) Do. Halm .„ I Do. °sweets" Do. e per Gni. Ica... thropsktre L'asse ißooth Deem Do. Preference' Booth Btatfordelnm.„ r ank !tutors „ Do. No. S Do. No. 4 Registered ... B° Y, Don. uthWg B.ork sod IlSbetkeld, Itotherhem. and Goole.N.Dl. gun. S p.Ct. Waterfordand Wear Do. Valley, 6 p. Ct. FM do. . WM, konterset,RWern. York,Neweastleleßerwiek Do. Ent.(YorkikNerrea. Do. o.N.EPureborPref Do.flarUepool Doekkßl York and North Midland Do. Prekreaoe :81 74 244 35 84 • 7 pia. • •p.. 83 11 . 1 a+ at.. 1 U 7 71 6. 1 a ii 6 Te 111 It; 1 1 5.1* Pa SS 67 6 Iva If S 1 24 154 164 64 7 26e 7e 26 27 11 131 010 1 2 11 die 10 10e 20 342 - - - - Par PU 215 43 67 pa. 64 &I 31 U 31 if 5( el Ws. 93 94 46f 47( 21 21( 20 52 1 die par 34 U 16j 16 Us , 10( 10( dia. 124 12f dis. 111 11f 91 9 dia. 87 89 36 6i 31 3 die. 6 6 dia. 3 31 dia 34 dia qz 6 4 78 79 133 133 101 10t 16 68 54 58 101 11 23 24 1001 1016 2 lids 1 j dis 57 Hi _4 Ix& as 30 dia. 17 11 4 If m. 14 18 p 4$ 4i di` ll IS 1 71 7i 36c118 3:1 521 97 171 dis 1 156 118 120 35 27 14 13 4N. 4 164 41 4 174 7 41 5e lot 10 As. 40 42 6 7 ai. I4f 13i p far i P 7 16 i die i pia 11 12 1111 di' ' a. 9 6 3 4 16 14 dia. 1 IdM 114 12j . 4j 4du 3 6 9 if 4 - 1 dia. 13& 131 VT TN 41 4i 29 27 di.. 4 4 24i 2.1 i 32 40 Ili 12 13i IS at.. 14.1 13 4 34 dia. FOINION BAILTATII. AndWeill.' flab Italian and Austrian) .—. Boulogne and Anima Central Franca (Pianos) Dula Rhenish SI 41 db. 4 Si 13 12s it 61 SW I 4 Pm do "" lOrsat India. rplawils... Laua Do. boars •.:: Dams sad Issip Mariam of Prises Deka= M dada= ... Paris sad Orleans Parlsaad Rams Paris sad Mambo's; Roam sad Ram emirs sod alms Tam sad Negri West Pleaders ... 1 1 ~. r .P. S Si i 7 dia. 04 1I ii 3 7 8 I 1 11 1 1 did LIVERPOOL, May 2. B Toci-Bzonasoi.—A very porertpetricken market to day.—London and North Wester., lot —DM* (new shanal s = b. 9d. 24. 55a. 9d 4.—Ditto (fifth shares), I o. Ditto to aborts), 21 e.l 1 go. ed. 4 d. So. ad. e. 4.—donth Yoatera and Dover, 134—Ditto (No. 4 noriatared), 4l—York, Newcastle, amt Berwick (O. N. N. 6 per cent. 'SO), 61 al. MANCHESTER, May 2. Than was a moderato business, at firm prices. BIRMINORAM, May 2. BTOOK-EXCALItOI. This market w■s rather armor to.dap, and rather MVO business was done. North Illtabrait IMO done at lei Ms.; Shrewsbury and Birmingham A's at W. its. U. Ms.; awl Preference Shares at Oi. per share. LERDS, May 2. 4socs-11ximmrsz.—Thers is no materiel altimistion in the market again this morning. Several intimations have taken place in York end North Midlands at lei ; 50L 11111411 ands have aim berm dons at 27f d i e .; East Lancashire Prelkeenee at W. las. Sd.; Vast Lancashire Quarters at 31s. NI.; and Thirsk Unmakes, No. 7, at SI n.:tlia YORK, May 2. Fr oos-Exessmos. Great Northers, sj; York, New east% and Newt* Rum. et; York end North Midland. 14416.341. U 20 2.5 22 s 1 U II 20 23 23 2J 23 et. so 10 so so - 91 Ile. 114 92 I ISA 9 I 23 , 19 ( 20 10 47 Is lell HI ; 10Ij l See I f 144 II 4 11, 1 3 II 7 Il In 7 n 2.3 27 I 1