The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-15 00:00:00

_ _ , by so notate what amount of will fore* a east thinking er'.! 3 be that of France iato tho oid ehanoel ot their 'rill, their interests, and their r o• 0 ,, e , Twos has come ovar oa , of =list preteeders to soother. $ . : •••• 1 , 0 `'• 11 , y gof the kind. The em a, tt coarse as that of St. Germaine and 10 04 ur.deraiken by aides•de comp and c}" L . Got statesmen.M Tinfoil is above : i • •;- ; an d if he comes for mere - ha mignon s not to Claresnoat or • . but to the great world of sa d politirims, Mach weight is de .' to English couosel and Engliah 4, are Ind to weigh upon the mind of cf t, 74, who. althosigh be abandons him. 1. ocan po.icy of the majority of the • trews to entertain doubts of the •;. po:icr. It world, therefeer, be I. r • • Pr the dominant majority in . • e fmnd ehoul.l countesance their de deirremctioa. We trust, however, • `r: ~t. gat, sman will do any such thing, roof - owl will be given to envois c flo.rvatives in a dangerous, a talifillCl:o4b:C design. There are, e in F.-gland. There is no ;who divine to me the lower class ~. 7 .te w.f . , no more than the upper • • .paste tta lower. But, in the war of ,• n , led•er• a intolsratee, and the meet ~-,. • . that of attempting by violent. a , r veral conviction of a station. That „,..- st :n; in religin ; and every wC4 tha: force applied to such con ... :aIJ of the intended effect, but pro ' • . ; or The same truth has to be seta •. • ant the French, not excepting !et to leafs it. ~r. fore, brings asignmeots for the • r A ction, we hope thryy be met • • L • decided of the sof nay and arguments, however, of ind.videals. As a government, can have nothing to do with • ee rat the:r French neighbours. • • , Grneral CATAIGNAC or Xing w and each, whilst fretting their stage, receive doe atten ,sy from us—not only attention, in ,;,e, :o be awarded not according to merits, oat provirtioned to their their wisdom, their liberality, their Len3nr, and manly character and c JP" ar:t - I •arts 11.11 has passed through cora l** of Caurnons and stands for final : .e t!ltril reeding, with all its original told. V slims attempts by variou ids to :iek it into something of a useful !r.• Bat with one or two uniaa them 'flirts have proved whoLy •An overwhelming majority refused to rote in any other way than * 1;:lier - t - d to tie in accordance ar demand for cheap law at sa y r i s k. A* the Arrolxxx-Gesthaa., had .:z. alited themselves by their opposition !el " whatsoever, or any extension of local 3 ~,i.ng to the predominant feeling, have r the contrary direction, with a weal w. h:.re awakened the suspicion of less • . ties al to th' reliability of their , rtfl-ing to the last hour „ to let the I 0 . . wit hal offered to lead the Israel- is Levelly c3neeivable that they r.. Uit figitires from t: • bondage of are tam eredelous ; and while they • ..r. tLt II me of Lords an nufathom .% and objections, they blindly trust ;to p.:otag• of one whose individual at Taxi ince with their as res. tOoC3:te , ©tit unscrupulous avowal of p.,y •.- at shortsighted game was •. . for Ripon. Unwilling to • • .7. toe shrewdness, and dettr • - :?:rtow.ty of getting a cheer, .• . y declared his perzeption, • •r. :ay clause, providing either .7.07. or appeal, they were hazard- :re tlie Of the 'wliole measure. Bat it d.!-d. w..: a suh:ime air of resignation to the • a: majority, " I obeli certainly T.l*( :,r p.,:gi propoied;'tis exceedingly probable ...• y •..2) to tae bottom, or that atter a brief • y hare to put back into part to refit ; but tea gone forth • the dangerous experiment • . r.ed: and instead of endeavouring to dimi t. r.sas and perils thereof, the duty of states : • urge the experiment on." High minded, and sapient mussel! Yet it was cheered by 1... a zio heard it, and followed by many who must irui.k in their hearts from its tone, but who L3t make up their minds to resist its auicidal aced not for the hundredth time repeat what, outset of the controversy, we have urged, to reader the transition safe and lasting, = a ',vela of costly and tedious eta- OM that shoal be practically ex and inexpensive, too much care cannot be ▪ • 44sta against the breaking down of the new ta,der an untried and unactostomed • Its people have been told that summary • of their claims and differences was attain ▪ •.• e. r.f local courts. They have, therefore, :.- monopoly of Westminster all should :t • and that such a distribution and devo :•. -I authority should be made as would P...r •*- rise. Irian within their reach. But the pea i' :art • , i:.tertst in the erection of a crazy sad •-•*••?* • - •'-m, by which contrary and taeoseietaal ..u..er points must of neeemity min% •th• its operation of whisk all the popular :.'•r r4tits and remedies must inevitably • .:ter.y co:Awned. Dear law is a great evil, 1.! .r.Vrri:L.ivr a a eti I greater. The people have act arced :tat the one should be aserifloed for the elt,7 tare no lire of either. And paths z.,tt • ...r.rta:t-y, abilcate its most sacred duty, if, a1../.1. 4 t:e of J.r Janis Gaexterfe advice, pry take the nation at its word, and fling '.r.L.G reed whoa they auk for a sound staff. ...ter a concurrent juriathetion reserved to Mt r.ipt tqufte, or a ready and efficient mode Ti.... to expect that any uniformity or a; ;4 * t. otitormity of decisions oast prevail. No rest • ... men know that Lis rights are. No judge AAP, le I restrained by the sense that now h.a. t' stet in avordanct with known princsi pas or d is-ta..4-...ed rules, for known principles and W.g0..c.t1 ru.ki w...° no boo ' ger exist in such matters. eviwy court judges will be suffered - ; 4 - a't 44.r. 4 to their arbitrary, capricious. :rear atn pleasure. Is this what the ... .'!'" 15 '•! N. , • r.t, thing. Is this what the i d e , Y rs• .". '1.4'1 I 't Nothing of the kind. They " ebtep and summary justice as can . • .-crt tattetrtain conflicting, and varia te • • e. , ner merit the name of law or justice, r.o. it • „ well infallibly provoke a strong rest .on against local and economical tribu- I . kAtr.t we f ear an d deprecate such a re- L ., • " . ,"i-lh•we the random legislation which is tare t ir ' t. '•:u' 4 g. We believe it to be most nefortn .. t sod most eminently calculated tLt popular confideuoe in parliament. E r r t...ereLle rottion has been canoed in the City . • -hdal•g I,4Ae of indictment at the Old Bailey L ' "AP , of the principal Waren of the docks, ot4 the revenue ; on which bills the parties to hel4 to bail. It i s understood that the pre l• at the instance of the Customs authoriuta ; • •'.,ettora of the docks express unabated con . • • . 'l4e heiv.itir and integrity of their employee " Li there is at present • general '• %at the prosecutions have been rashly •'or ENGLASI) LIFE AND FIRE IrerfTu 1. •••r ee tre enamel meettag of this compute was i. 'Li f h. , ptiet,,A2e of the directors of the Eut India ). a tLe wiser. The rerat was favourable, end heal setunsti• J a in which this institution was ' te. el•rgy of the estab:ished church, mire partied ) 'Le Lumber of new pieties bevies exceeded these pee vein. year since the lonsetiea of the iaati -litoe hre department the louse did sot exceed 1.1 IL. r.o.ipte. Th. report was adopted natal •). dividend of G per apt. (latereet sad boons) t'i Le peril after the 30 t h i nstant. A ere or h• peii.l to the chairman sad directors, wad to Mr. 1464te,,usmeneser, *Ma the misting geParatal• FRANCE. RIS, 1= The sepias' of MM. P PA aulson and : mad is eonsidered as a pont him to the oareivo system of e peammeet, and a highly important assifer tatithon of public opinion. Gowan has besa retanked foe the department of the Bse-Rbin. He is 'hid to have obtsuisd 48,000 Man - IChas been settled amens all Auks et the oppo sition that all electors of their party are to abstaia from taking any share la the partial elections which occur before the dissolution oil the amembly is 1634. Hellos M. Wake, the member he the degeetenest da Nord, who has jest resigned his seat, will be replaced by a supporter of the majority. the committee ea the Wallet Bill, heard yes terday the ministers of "eases, ulterior, and justice. The minis'ers renewed the declarations which they made whoa tits bill wss diseased is the hammy and defended with energy the principal sad enb.l math a the law ; but lett to the judgment el the committee to date:raise the form is which' the meeting of the Assembly will be beet esasiliated. This saasentanasat is ssaii-allkaal, and implies that ministers have made coseessioes in order to produce concert le the committee. The reporter is expeettd to be appeiated to-day. The ministers declared afresh Um imagism of the goverment to mike a cabinet gesetioa of the bill. The Presideat of the Assembly gave, yesterday, • great dieter to the coloaele of the national guard, tile mayors, and notables of the city. On Weelseeday the Prefect of the Stine presided at a meeting of the mayor*, to set oa foot the revision of the electoral lists. Deepatches which arrived from England yesterday promise a speedy termination to the dispute on the Greek goestioa. Today the assembly will take in hand the bill for granting governmental powers to the councils general of the departments in case of an insurrection break ing out at Paris. A letter from Loudon, which appears in the Uni vers, base:cited some attention to-day. This com munication reveals the obstacles which impede the complete reconcilition of the two Bourbon branches. It says that Louis Philippe and all his family reser wise the superior claims of the Comte de Chambord, but that the Diu:bees of Orleans will not resign the hopes with which she is fed by the pity of Wilco Barrot sad a section of the Orleasirs, headed by De Mornay. Mole, Do Broglie, Guizot, Duohatel, De Salvaudy, Dumont, Montetelle, Soult de Dalmatia, are raid to be at complete variant* with thole who advocate the part of the Duchess, and who are repro seated in the press by the Juurnal des Debate. The cry of this latter party is a ooseervative republic, at leant until the majority of the Comte de Paris. The sitting of the Assembly broke op today at half-past three. There was no debate, nor any buei ness of the least importance. In the Assembly yes terday there circulated n ports concerning a sort of pilgrimage to the abode of theex-kirgatSaeonses. M. Guisot set oat last night. M. de Broglie is to follow on S anrday. The object of these visits is said to be the confidential communication of the political testament of the dying. According to the returns just published, for the past week, the metallic reserve of the Bank of France hes increased half a million in Paris, and fallen off about 60,000 fr. in the country. The disooant accommoda tion has augmented in Paris about 120,000 fr., and fallen off in the country nearly two millions, the amount of the former being 35,618,798 fr., and of the latter 64,066,056 fr. The protested bills have de clined about 114,000 fr. in Paris, and about 45,000 fr. in the country, the amount of the former being 702,475 fr., and of the latter 1,310,767 fr. On the side of the liabilities, the notes in circulation have declined in Paris about 300,0001 r., and in the depart meant about 200,000 fr. The account-current of the treasury has increased nearly seven million', the amount being 80,888,8861 i. Private accounts-cur rent in Paris time fallen off about 9 millions, and in creased in the provinces nearly three quarters of a million, the amount of the former being 79,844,159 fr. and of the latter 30,119,981 fr. The whole amount of the metallic reserve is at present 4731 millions to 490 millions of notes in eiren'ation. PAIL% 3m 14. I Far 11 144447.1;0peami111411444.! balrest. Pa ASIMUIt. --- II par 0e5t5.............1 34 30 i° 34 35 36 43 36 30 3 pee Casts. 5 do. Pew L 499. ~,11 r. .. le 44 per Dea1e.....—..... " r. re MI 4 MOMS „ 4„ .. c.. .. 14 lAel. :.‘ I tt i 4i : j l ,O - d.,.,: . R 134 3 99 „ limas Loss 1330 71 Do. 44 Do. 2t — e. Do. WO 771 ~ I Treseur Mode_ ~ Piedment S per Deals 34 0 „ Book Shams (66613616 • - 66 35 113 76 “ go 0.. !acre.- - at. Genoa* —; .TonsUloo blink), 140 ; Paris sad loam 333; ldineUlas sad Anima, 173 ; manna' sad Is* 7 017 7i; Wawa sad letdown., 3114 7i; Nona, 446 IS; Pam and Straaboorg, $3O; Town sad KW" 200 73; Ilostatso and Troyes SOU. SWITZERLAND. In the sitting of the lltn of the Grand Council of Berne, Colonel Kurz, candidate of the conservative party, was elected president, and M. Boivin, also a conservative, rice-president. Tte Grand Council, likewise, elected the executive council from the con servative ranks :—vis., M. Blush, Colonel Straub, M. Fischer, M. loacltsvd, M. Dobler, M. Factor, M. Rothliaberger, M. Elsesser, and M. Brunner. SPAIN. A Madrid journal, of the 9th, dates that the government of Spain and Portugal have come to an arrangement for improving the road from Madrid to Lisboa, and for the erection of a atone bridge across the river which runs between Elvu and Badajoz. A postal treaty is also to be soncleded between the two countries. ITALY. LOMBARDY. Field-Marshal Radetzky arrived at Milan on the 7th. The object of his visit is supposed to be the choice to be made of the chief points to be fortified for the defence of the territory . . The works are to be commenced immediately.—P rince Charles of Schwar zeoberg, imperial lieutenant, has gone on a tour to visit the principal towns of that province, in order to inquire into their wants. GERMANY. BERLIN, Juno 12. The Austrian plenipotentiary at Frankfort has re jected the proposal made by Herr Mathis, the Prus sian plenipotentiary. They were equal rights to the presidency of the Assembly to both powers, the As sembly to be merely en accidental or temporary meet iog, and not the plenum of the confederation, and the acknowledgment of the Erfurt union. Disturbances have broken out in Nenstadt, in Saxony. Troops have sent to restore order. The merchants of Stralsund have complained, in a petition to the ministry, of the protectionist proposals of the Minister of Commerce, Von der Heydt. General Ranch was buried this morning. The College of Princes of the German Union met at noon on the 12th inst. in Berlin; M. von Sydow acting es president. Battu mt, Jima 13.—Volantary Lou, DIU ; National Debt, 864 ; Commennal Society's Premium, 1034. Bank Shane, VIENNA, Jona 12. Telegrapbic advice. from Vienna, dated the 12th instant, state that the official announcement of the abolition of the intermediate custom frontier between Austria and Hungary we. published on that morn ing. A constitution for the Italian provinces is about to be published. Thiess. Joss 12.—Five par Coot. Motalliqueo, 911 ; Four-saes.4-11all per Cents. ditto, 831. Book Sharon, 1148. Mashing* ea Leedom, U. ENTERTAINMENT TO THE FREEMASONS AT THE MANSION-Ho vsit—Tti•Lerd Mayer has heard isvit aliens to • beeqeet to be gives ha the Aryption•hall soFr•smaslas oa the 28th hat. The guests will include the pond master, oho rasa resets, the provincial road mailers, the am bers of She read umaettee bap, sad other bretlina. It is 40 years sines an osentalawssit was glta ha dim asles- Mass to Yawns. that baguet bot e r iaceis residod by 8a C. 8. Mater . Tho request f osiannes be worn as the approacidos Masa oi image a eery grad opoctralo. THE EXPRESS. ,t3ATURDAY EVENING. JUNE 15, 1850. INDIA AND CHINA. THE OVERLAND MAIL. Ws him rot:deed oar despatches in satleipatioa of the Overload Mail from India. The dates are : Bom bay, May 11; Caloattr, May 2 ; Madras, May 9; Cantos, April 23. Our Bombay Comospondent as fellows: BOMBAY, Mae 11. The sews by the present moil being of little im peet+oos, I commence by giving as outline of events at the presidency. Imprimis, Sir W. Cotton Is to be eneceeded by Sir W. Gomm in the command of the Bombay array, and Sir C. Napier is to resign the post of Commaseeria-Chief of India into the hands of Sir W. Cotton—both changes to take place in the end of Ootober oe early in November. Of the former, there is no doubt it boohoos announced from home ; of the latter, there may be sow uncertainty, as the Duke is rather fickle-minded, and,it he ran, will persuade Sir Charles to continue at his post, as he bad already dose, for Sir Charles was at one time fully determined ea returning to Eoglasd last April, bat for being told from the Horse Guards that he would not be allowed to do so. No official announcement of these things has of course been published in general orders, but they are believed to be facts nevertheless. By the time this reaches you their teeth or otherwise will have meet probably become known to the world. Sir W. Cotton has no favourites—staff appointments are given to the senior qualified applicants; and his dispensation of patronage while at the head of theffinm bay gives goodearnest of his peculiar fitness for the command or the Bsegalarmy. Lord Falkland continues at Mahabekehwar he leaves tie hills for Poona about the 26th or 28tb,where he remains tillOotober. Verily the duties of Governor of Bombay mast be most arduous l—lacky fellows these Indian rulers. The Hon. Mr. Willoughby, member of Conseil, returned to Bombay from the hills ea Thursday night, and will for the next four months virtually be Governor of the Bombay presidency: tumour asserts this has always of late been so—whether justly or not I of course cannot say. He is an able man of biTinese, and well acquainted with the affairs of the presidency in which he hem been a resident for upwards of thirty two years; and it is but natural to suppose his views are generally adopted by his two seniors in council, who can know but little of civil affairs in the one ease at all events. A daughter of the honourable gentleman's has just been married to Mr. S. S. Dickinson, Bar rister, son of Colonel Dickinson, late of the Bombay Engineers. Sir W. Cotton and the general staff of the army leave Bombay for PCOIIII on Tuesday next, —halting fora fortnight or three weeks at Kbandalla, the top of the Ghent*. Colonel Outram has rejoined his appointment as Resident at the Court of the Guicowar ; and Captain French, who had been acting for him denial; his absence in Egypt, has returned to Bombay, and resumed his dune as town-major this day. Captain French returns shortly to Eng lund, but I have not heard whether he does so before or after the monsoon. Dr. Boyd is to continue a superintending-surgeon on Dr. McLen can's return to Bombay, although junior in the service to Dr. Don, who lost his promotion in October last, while absent in England. Against this he appealed to the supreme government, who concurred in the opinion of the Bombay authori ties, that it would be unjust to remand Dr. Boyd to his former rank. When Dr. McLennan arrives (about the 24th inst.) Dr. Taylor, now acting third member of the medical board, will fall back to superintending surgeon, and Dr. Don to surgeon till another vacancy occurs for his promotion. Brigadier W. Wyllie has assumed command of the Bombay garrison ; and Colonel J. Hale charge of his appointment as deputy adjutant-general. A corps of irregular horse, for set vice in the Setters districts, has been direcrod to be raised. It is styled " Th e Southern Siabratta Irregular Horse," to be commanded by Brevet-Major J. Ramsay, Ist European Fusileers • second in com mand, Lieut. Barnwell, 2'.d Cavalry; Adjutant, Lieut. C. Buckle, 3rd Cavalry. Mr. R. Adie, second-class engineer, Indian Navy, has been placed at the dispo sal of Dr. Beget, as Su perintendent JOT the Schools of Industry on the point of being established by that gentleman, who is, I hear, about 2,0001. out of pre'-et by his philanthropic exertions during the past three years! The number of deaths last month in Bombay was 1,870! of which 602 were from small-pox and cholera. The Rev. Mr. Candy is about to be allowed 3001. a year by his con gregation (Trinity Chapel), in addition to his small pittance from the Bombay Auxiliary Church Miciion ary Society.—During his stay at his native place near Surat, Sir Jnensetjte Jejeebhoy gave away, in via ritable donations, the enormous sum of 47,6001., besides *bout 20,0001. in presents to great men in the Guicowar's dominions. During the past twenty or thirty years he lies bestowed in charity nearly 330,0001. ! His name has not yet ap peared in the Obstetric Institt.tion list, but 1,004. at least may be looked for from him and his family. What will some of your princes and noblemen io Europe say to such munificence as this? Another ship has been burnt in Bombay harbour on the morning of the 4th inst., of course the ere.rk incendiaries.—A suttee (female immolation) has re cently occurred not far from Bombay, of which a cor respondent of the Telegraph writes as follows : The suttee °evened at a village about 20 miles from the Cutcherry. The husband was an old men upwards of 60 yeses, and the unfortunate wont= quite young, say 22 or v 3. The patch' of the village came in to the collector to give information that seek ea event was to be appre hended, sad expressed a wish to have a guard sent with him to prevent the sacrifice. The guard was given is the man at once, who returned immediately and with all des patch, but toned on his anival at the village, that the woman's object had bees effected in his absence, and all that remained was a heap of ashes. All who were known to have been present at the suttee were apprehended and Wel by the district judge. 19 or 20 were sentenced to va• riot's teems of imprisonment, from 10 to 2 years. I heard the whole ease, and blame scald be attached to no one. The scene of the tragedy is an oat-of-the-wav place, and the patell did all in his power to prevent It. No one seems to have advised the woman—it was her own act, dictated and carried through of her own ha will. The panes were ell of low caste; the husband of the woman was a spurious Brahmin, and by no stretch of the Hindoo law, or ra.ha traditions, could have been entitled to such a sadism on the part of his widow." Cholera is very prevalent throughout the entire province of Goozeerat. A cotton-cleahiog speculation in Candeish is about being entered on by the firm of Ritchie, Stuart, & Co. The Punjanb supplies little in the shape of news. Robberies attended with violence or murder have be come so frequent that it was oonsidrred necessary a few severe examples should be made of those con-' victed of these offences, and accordingly a number of the culprits had been hung at Lahore in the end of April Colonel Lawrence had arrived there from Peshawar, on his way to Simla, on sick leave. Sr H. Lawrence was about to spend a few weeks (or months) in the hills of Csabmere, during the hot season. Casualties by death in the armies of India, re ported aims the departure of the mail:on the Ist May. 11. M.'s Thoore.—Basign W. V. Lane, 26th foot, at see, oa board the ship True Britoa.—Lieutenant Bolton, 84th Mot, at Potiaausallee, on the 11th April. Marius.—Captain T. G. Oakes, 7th N. 1., at Baitool, on 24th April. Basoar, —Captain B. W. D. Cook*, formerly of the 66th N. I at Deyrah, on the 19th April. IWO pa. st Si. ; Sorbs Lists, Sr pa, a>de S. Twilled ask WM apses Isd ebtos. be, ualawkall saat.—la tas Sea Goode aseboi ass Mow kola se Imassesa Dyed Deede la" e° Pisa lid SS Tabs Dad !lots Cloth Is la goal sawaar us lag la law osolow TOMS CIO& Onset Itess—The sales amiss to 113 bike male twbt, Sid Wes osier twe= i les arse sea, sod HS awe boll Ora& 140. db mit Us la prise i So lo dell. wills lea awl Ns are erne sad toed Swabs JO*. KW wear r owl left lONA dmemad we hr. W slaw erases ibe mamas seders sole apply. Sesta . lof Dos Mos droorliales, ocarbass la Seedy isorsloy, Vumar k =g ibei rl Swerls Is Saabs, woks to the Swats et —Dr tlaraellare elm loot. Idoms—Dotrat The yobs at tile. shoathiss sal brsolise; ers sods ►IIMPIr din sr Se do e et an kW. le Mb MN" Noe Ti. dolero d es& AlPATlllllllknaistly isporese, hoe : noltiek rowed red sad Swedish boo bow Isorored la sloe, wall dl silos dewrlsleos • deeds sew risaesd,—Seeel : lob Is Ms sad lampli, sad bode 54 end obese, Gre 51T3111141, "e t . Oeournee.—dreelei beteg Lep, votive Walden Ere reedlkr eurpt lag se lear er re. sire per lb. Sanhame-A ash of 17301 e, s le. 1: 11 same per pa., 111 re 90194 Brea —Tire beelike of am Allow's bare arrived eines ear het, 999 funid shears st So. 70 per Wad before Maytag tee Woe' &eds.—vire le dee Ns dor Parte. The saes ewe beat 0 0 WAIL Atbrrik at L. , Abbas. Teorteare Beer, sod 19 dine Porter. as /la err Mr. tereeme—The obly mks to newt are-11141 bolts Brown Owns, No .1 tai, at art Is per We; Kid Nimbi Swedish Ter, as Ma. 7, lad 1114 at le. 1 per berveL fratra.—No aauaelfaa dwisers.—Oorrue k eoL.-11to pniebews aided the pad tin der mount t Lbw bake sea 1,2141 s Oh* kr the Mina war hero, high as LIS is. pisL e Visirrtag beta paid frir &A irks Daellora. The pies at ad have warmed emidssehty. and We seerket as dearly hake bare dabs the past week Isla seperew bi de~trit Odes. Num% Weas..—We bier of prerehree of IN wattles et ISt la., and OA lid pr emir. ple Owest. —Vo shueltados to nodes tide dreg; pries .1 Wks, tsr in dassaisse eyeliner la V a moosing, the swivels haring boas very neateross Oki% red were& lama are abeam nosiest, at sheet IL tus. s pw Is. to Lawton sad Liverpool, while Is thins the MP hop dews us re. 9 per essay. Siatstie.—The emit W ben supplying t i e dimwit at h. per repte ; tswthe sight ; hat the mem& el Isislares dens has t ea M Mire lin latie le remit Oa Utissitts. rates haw ad mood. NY le re. 94 SV days' Writ bilk , par lug thirty dale, and ear-hatt pa t. mesh= NOS draft CALCUTT/L, KAT 2.—Ones 'satins sail resins have mined he taw treaseehms ebii have Shea "bee IM beilfW•geff. diakial NMI INNIS fd sweads•le hew ilea plase of Me ammo minis mph set lead Mani minded bedews =Yr tar depertmest. Inquiry des said emegleithy died swami= had. ease Knee dale of ow Wi report, bas tees ea ma madam* Imbed male. The male of vales, lad, has been with • and beit teethe Wan= of holders who have kept e 64 = 4 =i as this egmbtk of 'dummied stocks. quotatinae wend deindess be maim the figures which are at prim= used Si kediede they Is. quotatioes an lower geserelly then they were Most the alibi at Aped, and menthes they eon hardly be said to he are the mmiusi. being. will a kw eirmightmti melt es me oily ailed, awl at 'blob very huh if my bailees Ytnimmilmg. In the earn Ursa of war Imetness is is an eatninnty dill sad peddle,' prreembm a merked mama Si Illeemd Iliad prembeil about • meth sr so alnem—theUrhallelkin readmit se with thalami= dates eg to the UM Maeda. The itemmendal MTh= are eta lergeetanee and MEd Si degrees Ma= Wen Wiese spirit late oar magma. la ladfio time bee beta as Imulmes by penile Ws Mare ear last by innate esalrmt • a few Wear Isis ban slimmed Wads thus arm banner, Impurnme. •hw puede are at primed ole dem but meted Si the bleb iniess ask they lees crated as bid . him i n s Mt anises ems Si sad he demo' he this dye h ass bees so brisk. departs have hem en • more meiwalle mete el te ; they meek in lout Meat 111,8ne ty. ads, Minas, It is misstated, about 12,01111 undimmed ed. anti= of 2,000 mds. or Mgr...boats, of lase smoon's preemie. The anti= sad reserve ea Used on the bet niacin as diarederising teseseetirma Is sow. have erstiseed, although within the het week there le • mall aratimmeet sad °pastimes bare bens a little mere free. Demme, sons lave bees rather quiet le saltpetre the Anieriears ociatinee to el=the priori* business: latterly, however, ender the infill. the larourat4 oddest received by last ;sail In reglad to the position of this staple, an Improved demand has spew up foe the Mos market Stocks are not heavy, sad prices ate net umwerted. Raw sUlt has likewise =peeved under the lasses of the lavonra4e news received on the lad ooeadoe. A hotter dessamd has been experienced and prime have advanced, and extreme rates h ,ve been I dterly pay log. In consequence of a can s:make is prices submitted to by timders of Coruna, particularly of median and low kind', a better business is reported in them. The lam frailties keep up their value and a very I =tad bustaim is re ported in them. Unetede have mot been quite so salve during the latter half i f April. Linseed has not beeu so eagerly leaked for oa am eent the American market, and mum are bandy so dun. The inquiry Ix mistard seed baii also smarmed for the British umeket, owing principally to the am. tinned Isiah rase of homeward treightege, wit= is se. per ton. The bide market lam declined and Contend us not ea gmi prices am about 3 re. pee gorge lower. In Jute we have hardly any alteration to notice ; a fan amount co busmen has been doing, and value is es leis*. Corr*, have for some Use attracted =ace; a good heat. aims hes been on Mot, and prices have unproved. The sew crop of Safflower has come into the market, and 'a few WM are reported at higher rates, being the tlest transaction. 1 a • the iseees'a produce. There is a stied Wing off in demand far Clll6ll, oil, and traces are a latllo lower. Shell Las CM. lion.. in great favour, but in Nomequence of the paucity of supplies a moderate business nag tees doing. Lac dye commands general attention, and in the trarnoictions whirl ate reported nearly full pe lees have hems paid. In moor articles of eat Ott no more terms • moderate male of operate= is shown. The following have tram wed bry ginger, 430 bap, at Co.'e vs. 44 to 3.12 pen iy md. ; gunny cloth, I,sou ma, at X.lO per um; turmeric, 300 sods., at 2.1•2; 150 suds. at 2-0 per be. nart.; mime oil, 30i sods. at 114 to 13. i; 10 mde., at 12 per be. red.; Cuttack cowries, 1,300 sada, at 12 12 to If per be. ad . ; Mengel Runt, 30 tasks., at 040 par gal. Horn Tye, SO mils„ at G per be. ad. ; boodesh wheat; WO loess at i. 11.0 to 1.11 per b sad. ; Deer hum, re lode., at 134 per b. ad. ; Country Twine, au nada, as 11 per b. aid. The Import market exhibits no charge since our last repoet ; if anything, =lnd, things have become more null and languid. • very moderate denuoiu makes foe british cotton pree gouda, and operations have been =usually mail dm mg the moats. Prime are low and unsatisfactory. Amidst all this, however, we axe glad to be able Ia perceive that =re are 'owe uidaatimas of =prow. meet, mid expect at Its mum of • week or two to be able to am= a divided amelioration in the position and prospects of these goods. Mancitemer and other yarns eh= ed a slight fall, but they have came more lathed, and priors arc nearly at twiner mark and the market is more healtbv. Metals have out =proved, but a very fair atom= of lousioopo kit been reported. . . . Tea Moser m assay.--The eserket offers us ao OCW features for ob. teneticat, thairs commute( In the same positiou in which they have bees tuit a corwiderable time. There have been no @spate of bullion during the month of &rd, is,, about 10,000 rm. and those of the pr, ceding month, have ceased waft like tightness In the market. Al before, a gaud emend tooti.,wee to be etperwoced for scousame. ILiti In, but the data of supplies Is quite adequite to meet it. Dis counts ccatinm easy sad pranks/de. Sales under this Mud in addl. lieu to those reported la our last /0/40 are :—Sytme silver, 10,000 as. wt. at 101-3 per tear 51. wt.; gold dust, 1,000 f& wt. at 12-13-6 per OIL Wt. EAMtIItIO. at 13-11 per as. wt. kit cnasur..—A prate soasiderable amount of bather was trans. a Ace just previous to the departure ea the !Mt ma, at la. Old. to L. old. per rupee. this was prmcipally in American emits. Our present quotations may be put down at 21. 040. per rapes for sta inmittes aught first ciaes bills. Documents Mho sue at fa o,d. to sa. Yid. There has not been much doing since the mail mat out. Varmint—lt can hardly be expected that with such a languid Mate se our export trade has bees in, that the rates at freightage could have bees maintamed since our last; arnalgaees have Masa obliged to yield, and rate. have declined Iran our best quotable& Very blUe dead *eighth at present available at market, sad then la no doubt but that any quality Waled would command more auvantageous rates eves than our prevent quotations, attortUrtaad. tog that the wawa of available tonnage is sot great. SHANGHAI, Arlin 12. —Sines our last report nadir date Marais 20, little or soiling has been dime beyond clearing =r etires principally made previous to tbat date; sales to any consider able intent amid not be effected unless at a cornidenible reduction in into= Mika holders would not submit to, as the news by the Sign= mail have given a armor tame to the mark= fravoieve.—TearThe market Is bars of =bar kind of tea. 104 to 13, mela have ken paid fur 6 or 7 chops wog= of the lowest kind soo.ebow packed, and 11 to 12 tads for loam packages of greens, principally skin. The departures are the Anne Jens and Lay hale, with b 14,776 lbs. black, and 42021 lbs. green. DlLL—There have been a few transactions at fall rates; the stock is 230 hales lbatlee, I= bales Tama= and 30 balm Tomb*, fur which high peon are naked. tlitiptosata to this date to Great Britain are 13,29.1 halm; to other porta, 303 bales; total, 13,700 tales, against 17,5= bales in 1849, and 20,101 bales lu 1049. bleatin.—Little doing; foe dean credits 6 m. et 41.6 d. to ta. Gad. sin quoted. Bask of England post bills at 4a. 4d. Fast Bch. Bills accepted on Calcutta 226 Its. Wier., 230 Its. buyers. Di wos.—nreee may be put down at 141.60 dais. per 100 tads. Gold 90 to 01 tonal 269.50 dots. per bar of 9 T. 7 m. lamiarra—Numinal, nothing oil for England. CANTON, Ai. ats. 22.—Imronrs —Notwithstanding light stocks and mill lighter arrivals, we have to report another dull month in the import market. The nominal quotations may not exhibit any actual decline ea the rated of last montli, but those =testa most casts have not been obtained without dUheulty, and any attempt at foreleg saes would have mater) illy affected prices. Raw Corms forms the only exception, quotations for this staple hawing advanced some I to 6 aeon at which advance about 7,000 balm of Bombay have found buyers. The at eke of Bengal and Va -1 drat am so telling. Mat gnomic= most be coosideredomiy nominal. Mammoths= have Mhos plate la Cotton Yarn, but holders cos- Uses dam. a= as etas iomdry has latterly mised, and Mere is waft ot say marequenes to arrive for the next few months, sine lespriewesent may en wog ha looked ter. Gorr= storm.—axles of Orgy Mining, amount to about 13,000 pima ; the rates di Wet month have been barely supported. Warm Claims ham also been dull of sale, and not more than 12 to 11.400 pima have bees dimmed of at about previous rates. Awn= Di 11.... —There have been sales of atout 1,200 plans, 30 2 Ddb,yards, at dots. dole. 93e. 130. to do= 30e., and 9,000 pieces, 40 yards, at lax to 2 _ . . wrriounseare edit mush depressed: the rim of Spanish stripes have not emeeded SO pieces, and of • ells, 2,200 pieces: Wow ste quoted without alteratian (with the exception of morist, w.. have again deellued), but Wee cannot be effected to any spent. Cmdsre.--tiole• have been very Wither, and previous rates are barely maintained. Norwich goods are quoted 20 dole. to 22 dole., Data IS dots. to 22 dots. lasensou—About 1,000 piece' have been disposed of : ZS in. broad at 6 dole. we. v. 7 dole. 75e.; S 1 W. at 14 dole. to 17 dole. Memo are without much alteration, holden generally baring re fused to submit to forth. r reduction ; the melee of the naiads do not exceed 4.000 skids, silk fly Neil Mod, et f doll. 60e. to I dole. 73e. The Lacked is fully stocked with all LRAD held firmly, and higher prices are looked for, bat as yet not more then the full rates of lam month have been obtained; 4,600 dean hare been add, 3 dole. 83e. to 6 dole.; data Mo. le now dem traded. Itacm—Stocka of native end foreign grain are not Wass and Palm ban el*htly itch mused ; commie cargo is quoted at I dol. 43e. to I dd. Me.; white, et 1 dot. 73e. tot dot. BSc kicroars.—Tee.--very little husker has been done date oar lam: docks of ell dam:idiom owing to the Line wahine et the month are unusually light, while the prime demanded V i tee s Waimea are such as to reader violence@ Utile more than n *Moat. OM Or two chop of wagon of tory common deseridloa ban tally been brought done maim the stock now on hand about 1,000 pickets, but nothing more le expected until the arrival of the new crop about July next. mime Jew p rehires of Souebeing hen been made at Lull rates; some Out the eons inuemt deperiploce now remain an the market; very few mated tees are left, buts hill quantity to saki to be in the mune ot presently°, sad the drat of the new lower will shortly be reedy Sur um. The market is nearly cleared of true finer—Mß loon than MN to 3,000 packages old sad new remain. • kw seporier autos of the new nuke have Wand putebasers et area) All Om Those dwertptious are arriving down but slowly, mad ere mot osposted in en y quantity for some due to ease. Tke departures dnoe our last have been—tren Mission the itangoeteen, Benturk, Earl of Muter, sod Moe Stoutru I and from Mutant the Anne Jane, all rw Londe& The nu, Am It thou and [huhu are kid is, the tanner ter Lomas% odd Qs latter her Liverpool, but at War hors yet somassiod bolo& The upon up to thee thaws as Warm, as int of Immo mkd year of ntarly eaves aalthate, the urea oared Se Nut tees: greens eabtbition a slight deideni. J al• oh wt 04004, and the high rates demanded, no pre ss rrier; to be made to the num'. import dada( the roarkdar toe imentbas Prone and sues we quote ea Soleswa ; Callous 2 to 11168P.."14* Ord. Coo and new it to to. ma. ht. new le treks, 4 shags sms— Sumatra,' : 4 chops sold (ecenatue), at le to 174 testa ; e W II siege reesah4J4, for which 11 to 11 men us dentended.—Caur : Pena Oruro Pekoe: Nee geld; 4t41 io No peeking' of eon. nos 1.41 le to Ittl tun asked,—Weated Caper: Very kw sold, at II to El leen; Lieu to Vier pass. reisalalng.— fronted Orange rtkosu—A4out 540 Isalkbasts suit; yams" 1$ toll tub; good to Ilea, 24 by 211 tads; bat few beft.—Ploww, Moe : news let.— ad NI% Toll Mow WC 1.020 Is MOO peoluties remain, tor II to la are dearewird. Oars , T24.—T1aW4 6 ,0 dep Ilipos bee. 4 tor Agonies it keele; little se l eft. Mesa ea: Nese aid I dra g 240 palbefee rewebalig tit qa dim at SI le IS beefs. Ipso spi.%nk gm rola. wee. et 21 reefs ; talr. at MI We 11141 le SOO peek ell asi taw twadakag. T N0m1,400 balf. abela bi asa m eseuesa urge. 111012 tak to leafs lo SS Weis; &boa bedirapeo YR. Imperial awl : Nat wore than Sie lOW rib 411, mad 41 re 44 Lab; way few Wt.: Ceelas as i :=Owspowder : About 1,000 packages am 0100.01 about 000 ter at 14 eeto IS * and to 21_ ppm alma tek ea 22 lo IS task; pion are le sae Wiesen eweeilel far 1111 baler bask 20 tools fee yams Ilyson and la Nita lar imperial aid swarrawdor, bat perabwes we mot so be bawl at there Me& SILL— Wails the mataala Cariaa.--lAttle at am keg; pataltaate ban bar mada at 14 414 a. Mega all la quagal at 20 dola. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. BATAVIA. ARRIVALS FROM asses n VO APIA 24. Admiral Tromp, Ds Mom, Manilla; Mom, Do Groot, Mom ; Mase~q L=2. llotterilm ; Add. dim Mom • Iresos a Z oo. V UK% Olompeor; Jutting, ; Vim bends wawa. Wild" de Jemeirs; De Jams Opreelierhey, Sat lettion; daft libastiors. Cops ; Java Psokot, Usk& Mason, Ilettadem; Bahavis, Singspore; Comer Mil. Liverpool ; ens;r Wanks. Orme* • b e Vyf Teener, A Gorda, Mhos, Ootbinberg; tionewsnm, Snodeltoren, Podersg; Mom IMO, Masse; Onu s amok Bab., Cabana; =ile* AmMovimm ; Morisse Owesidne, Vorwituar, Dowmannu m:moo. Bit, Boston; Pylsdos. Lieut. Nicholson, Tmar Comm; Wilds= .I. ltrotor 11= a Civ e, B u s w tielo, Lieut. SW, Singapore; Psis" • Lew Dom, Burton; /Mg der Nedmiantio, ' lMMairer. Amtardsm; Ilthmer, Penis* MN; Orestes, Pantile, Padang; Wilma Bamr , Lemke; Ikedriks, Laurens, ttotterdam; Munn% Lint. Damp, !Wang; Leland, Eldridge, Manilla; Carla Csalo., Was, Cowes; Pima, Wilme, Mappers. The MISR labocesr, Mr. Comas Nags, of Mluedam, Cam. Sell, bound from Whinges to Armada& wall s till cargo of Toe, sine:km a oaken reek, not laid down la sap of the limns, nor Ems. two wade at it warthog% as the mendes of Ms lith of April, at hainpost 6, vrbiht wallas threisk Orap sr SMUG, keg. .u 7 deg. I am. B. of Orsenwite, ,dewan 2 dog. 44 min. rot. S.. Wand Mang N. by IL E. the north point of Palo Lest B.E. e b. With Ms first shook she lost her Ills, be and bad IV Mt of water la the hold to Mos thaa fitmenvelnums. Oman and maw took to the boas, and Wm phisod up the mate onaing at IS o'slook by lbs MO* brig, blarnikm. (MOM Modem, sad brought to Araks. Prom tinier ths SWAIM sad mew wen brought to Batavia by the Da bootsub eh t * Vyt iders. The adhocess mak soon after taking to ths . Thu ieglida barque, Ballwin, OfWen mister, was drives au Worn from Oar auelsorese, amides other snits, at Penury Bunt beads, S.W. meat at the bland et Bally, m the 17th of Muth butt, during a strew harsher, bad was a compete wreak. AWAIT AL& /WM A;11.0. 14 10 WIT ie. Evilly, now, Puodicherry; Waimea. Castle, Aldhars, lAndoo ; Orisatal, Dourchke, San, Ada°, and Gale ; Lady I.lors, Enka, London ; Maly Hay, Edwool, Mauritius ; Sarah, `her, Caruso ; Pawl, Gardear, Calcutta; James Hall, Jan* Ylaagspamm • King William, Avery, Paint de Gala • Sarah Swan, Swan, elnelda ; Sprat; 1 . 011 Louis • Kanchaster, Forsyth, Maurinus ; Marks Du sotte, Lester, Visit/apatite • Sarah Metcalf, Yucatan, Landon; Lady way, tisuoy, Po rt huhu ; Cam, Logan, Columba; DAPARlV&Uh—tlaws.v.se, Buckle, bliatuldua ; Emily, Shepherd, Arras= Oriental, Bourehler, Calcutta; °tom, Tucker, paw; Royal Sawa, Chuleaworth, Ol athe; London, Noah.. Loa. dada 1.0 'us. Sprat, taleuVa ; Maaelitater, Yurityith tkaings ; Ann, btoncbdue, Pundmparry ; Pearl, Gartner, (Mambo; IA Water CaUr, Aldiaaa, Cskutia. Amara:A.—L.4 Mary Wwd . Tranom Hook Kong and Bombay; !eland Queen, MactarLam Hong ' • Amoy; Dart, Pater, Haug ; Canto°, Hong Kong ; AlRgator, Amoy; Nympb, Wit. 800, Uang Kong ; &Wan, Hung Kass; Antelope , Dantkine, Hong Kong; Otaerpoul, Liverpool; Limpid; Lewis, Amoy. DR.PARTUZIA—AIIeIIS Remington, Hung Kong ; St. Helena, sebarpen, Rotterdam ; 1 Lsd Quito, Mac ulna, Hong Kan; lady Mary el cod, Trance, !long hung ; Ana Jane , Fawcett, London; Hugh Walker, Canerce, bong Kong; Kubrick', New York; Rajah Baron, Singapore, 1. Garnet, Daly, Singapore; Alligator, Amoy; Nympo, %boon, Hook ; JOIOIIII, Rowe, Sydney; Assam, bul lies; Hoeg Kong. BOMBAY. _ ARRIVAL 0000 MAY 1 70 NAT 11. Female, Trashara, Land-Head ; henbane, Anderson, Aden; Calido nia, hood, Hull; Su. John Berestord, Threarkoni, Liverpool; Mar gone Skelly, Topping, Glasgow • Thomas Yselden, Lawson, Aso. tralLs; Hanka, beaks, Cokesbo; Habeas, Cutout, London; Gra packet, liankk, Hull; Marquis or bate, liannatyre, London; Coroassisdei, Brown, Port Philip; Acbar, lfalkwr, burr • Strings- Walk Monts, Greenock; Catherine Apart, bowler, Calcutta. Unaartakre—Wiliam Wince, Brown, Calcutta; Atlanta, Nesbit, Pun; Take. Hick', Landon ; Liles Parra, Harley, Liverpool ; Ring ' held, Leith, Liverpool; Syria, Sturotids, Chun; Anna, blogirk, Liver pool; Auckand, btephens, Aden; Joseph Shepherd, Janocson, China; Sonterer, Thompson, Whararprar ; Sunman?, Damon, Madriss, Vaud Andrew, Pelninff and Singapore; Mend. Andrew., Wham pa; Harry Lorregaer, Jahn* Loadon; Dubow of Argy;e, Binne, Calcutta; Beatty Half, Macbeth, China. lla stip tanks, Lulea with cotton, for Calcutta, was oompletely destroyed by tin at this port ow the 4th May. HONG KONG. AptITALS TIMM/ACK 3 lo APRIL 12. Bally, La wa;itruain ---- pos; London; San Benito, Donnuitues, M . Memos; Jai" WhILIZIpOa Albloll, Liars, Whampoe ; St. Michael, Carton, Cshturnia ; Lemke, Barthian, Amoy Ma:chimes, Weordnoth„ Bombay; Zephyr, Brown, Mimes; Luna rick, White, Calcutta; Mush Walker, L3meron, Shan,t hoe ; Water W itch, Maus, Calcutta; Memphis, Doroutan, %triton:ma ; Lantoo, Johnson, Boston; Bentick , Bragg, Wm:linos; R. A. Mane, Heat ford, Calcutta; Bostick, put back, crew mutinied, knocked down the captain, and released a man in item; Helen Stewart, Kerr, Wham.. pa; Prince of Wales, Pickering, Wilanipca; Nymph, Wimn, slim:Jae ; Brapnea, H. I'. Well, I'. de Galls; Lady reel, Fraser, W lumpoa; Ann, Gambl.f., Bombay ; DlLl . MlTCtik&—Mlitil (at.), Gale; Dumfries, Landon; Rapid, Ma. MBA ; H.M. Sloop Royalist, Manilla; Hazard (Am,. Vinamposa; Bally, Montreal; L. ht.% cod (at.), bhangtai Helen Stuart, Whampoa; San Benito, Manilla; Jane, New York; K elao, Califrnia; Louis., Lai -1 tonna; Marquis of Douro, Wh.ni,am; Gallant, t% Maims; Albion, s)dney; L mkt. Macao; IL 31. St. Beynard, Amoy; Water Watch; Mimeo; a, Mat Coast; bland Queen, Mot Coast; Sir George Pollock, Whanipoa ; Zephyr, East Coin Whampos; Lanlom Macao ; Lanenk, Mateo and Calcutta; Yu:stick, Landes; Water Witch, Cakutta; Matthew" Manilla. MANILLA. COMMERCIAL INTRLLIGENCB. BOMBAY, MAY 10.-Mostly natimen wavy plentiful'', end a reduction la the rates at dimwit to dm utast at f per east. has taken place since bet nail left Then Ms ken • fair Mesa, for Auteramest paw, sad mks of Kew An per Cat have ben effected at per. Shares ben sin Ina M denind-nore cepatially those of the Cominerwal Innk, which we sow at 12 per sent. discount. There has likewise been an foe Orientals mad Ann, but there are few dins of saber, et advsaced priers. The state nth* import mann dense the pet is dap distil little opportunity for !MYNA. and me the Pence Is en the paint if closing, but nth Wanton b bun trsonsted. The dons of most desantises of pais es Nob sire Iran. ea the desiesd dull, except ,or a Sew, width en may porcassed as Pry arrive, and fur wins\ MI pion en 'Wised. ifs aniseisd semen with Iszae mph* So patt yeah tree hues nesse ransraus.-la experts Own n atm mot kr MOM, the pekes et all do. set iptkos ef wink vow Como Atm e s.- kr Ike Weer disserlptions gm geod , , then hes ben bet Rale binelad but nernalT 4 g au In denand.-OnlyOreds: jatesnets we In horde( so Ws% the =queNtlos eine bens Insist ke. Iladeptilms ars tory mks MO 'Lot Nom Its. Is is Rts. : moo akin Se NA ft is 41 Inn& are In moist et as adman d two to tan ono • plass t qualities below Mat read arit senselsly dull. Sein: Map. at hen a& 41 to Bad: 11 as. p.-3. 611 : 60 " W Dlllll 1111 Inn Mk Winked alter. Wes : 238 S awl In. at PA is 4 to Pia sod Re. lap to Rs. IS p.p. • - I' Cle ft s aline Ma midi* subs. Bfht In nook, ms l i a l! fals tairsky. snwint na lON py an AL i• Ma f : 11 ea. Wm mil to pa., at ILL I: It Ra. ion DWI= MS polo. at li. f : J as pee petr•-lkewa ed Resit ai lee ulte nsp onans: SIN is- a sre t RBitl to Its. 11 P. P. - -1111 nesily wlindos atia=lqate& -Kolb eseed Inn sold to extent of ISM pc, at 1 es. to In% p. p.; Lappera4337 p ,st in I : to In 13 i ARRIVALS 71031 - 11•1 -- Clll -7 24 - 11:1 APIIL IL Osprey, ;tm. Ora de Castilla, Singapore; Llos lien:nand°, Hong Kong ; Bella Gallaga, Cadiz; Aurora, Singapore; limbo:di, California; Caroline, Honolulu; napkin, Hong Kong ; Yerlio, Java; Royalist, Hong Kong; San Benito, Hung Kong, J nog Sydney; George Washington, St. FraneSco. Ut ralrealta.—Snare, London; Le Meuse, Sirgapore and France; Zatolf, Salem; Sophia, Sydney; Willing, Sydney; ALLAIIIS, New York; Ebro Balanny, Whaling; Osprey, Hobert TORO; rat, Singe. pure; Humana, Hoag Yong; roheller, Antwerp. COLOSIIIO. AILIITOLO rains APRIL 15 TO NAT T. Persia, Stevens, LoandoniDwatlu (et), Hasbro, Bombay; Culdee, Loess, Glasgum• Ana Wes, Barrows, Liverpool; Emerald, Brows, Cuebiu; EameanOM, Mem, ditto; Emote (et), Frumbard, Madras; Norfoik, Watts, Mauritius; Memel. Hamad, Tamby Mimesis, Maul. mein. Daraneem.—Elizabeth, Starry, Loudon; °JIM/ Putt, London; Emma, Barbel, Havre de Grace; lamella, Lattnimit, Lirerpord; sense, (at), rniabard, Gee; Adebaran, Chapman, Peuaog; Dearkit, (at), Banker, Bombay; Alaertne, Vaulting, COCb111; limmanuel, Herr°, Nantes; Emerald, Brown, London; Indian Chief, Noble, London; Dewan, Owen, Arabian Ooast; Cuidea, Law, Madras; GeotiUe, (iedeinele, Harm; Sagittarius Pringle, London. IN COLOMBO ROADS. AY Acadia, Dunn, London; ‘r.or, &hama', Whoa; Royal Saxon, Tliour4/3, LOIMIOD bealuta let), Dewaas, uncertain; Effort, Tricl, London; Bellevue, Maclean, London; rend; Stevenv, London; An ilevea,Burrows, Liverpool; Norfolk, Waite; Shaven Hamad, Tarok/ Muum. POINT DE OALLL mtaivitA APT ovarrcur /lON mutat 18 To Lran. 17. Patin, 11: T. gage, Bombay: Can. nation; Oriental, H. LourcLier, Sues ; Dreadnought, O. Bidder, Coals; Sagittarius, Pringle, Co:cents); Braganz), 11. P. Lorel.Cbina; Medea, Dickler, Bombay; Bright Planet, N. B. Cowing, Madras; Montrose, J. Kerr, Arracan; Precursor, H. W. Powell, Madras and Odeutta ; Centaur, A. C. Herring, Bombay; Limehouse, J. Chester, Point Pedro and Calcutta; Elias 'Blair% B. Darling, Penang and r.ingsgare; Lhorellyn, O. Jams, Madras; Margaret, 1). Cormark, %lumps; Briton's Que T. Harper, Mauritius; Ariadne, T. Good. sir, Calcutta; Botchy. T. 'trotter, Usleutta; Iliadostan, Lewis, Cal cutta; Malta, H. Potts; lioddlageon, J. d. Yield; Bondicar, B. Martin. ABRITATA TRo2l7piliiii TO MAT 2. Alibi, W. Walker, Pomba, ; Dide, asunder% eingapirti; Pekin, Whitby, New Zealand; J Mono Hi B. Lewis, Southampton; Tema ',slim, W. Dilly, Bunlipatins• * Hick", Alvah; Enter prim A. Cops, Allyab ; Rob . Boy, Franoes, Singapore; Ardmeer, Lovell, Cochin; Oriental,lL Bourchier, Sues; Christabel, ?altar; Home, Batavia; Limehowie, Canter, Point de tialle ; Call* Omit . BWom• Alliance, Camden, Liverpool; Calcutta, Marachale, Bann= ; Cressida, M•ree, Liverpool; It Belle Alli. ante.; Stephan', ',radon; Thomas lielden, 'tutees*, Liverpool; Ariafta. "Modal:, Point de Gallo; Duke Atkinson, Liverpoo.; Vint Itobantany, Muklleton, Rau:boa; A nne ?Also& Robertson. London; Mary Stoddard, _Liverpool; Templer, Bre Liverpool; Krishna, Fell, London; Mena, Laurel, Singapore ; Yaoilla , Har rison • Philip Laing, Robin* Mitclute, Royal baton, AtalaSta, Just reported—pirticulus not received. Darsarusea.—Reel Rover, D. B. Oliver, Hoag Koss; Elisabeth Ainslie. L. Gibbon, Hong Kong; John McVicar, N. McLeod, Liver pool ; Canton, J. P. Boma, London ; Newlanda Indic, L. Delcleson, Amsterdam ; Patten ktobarnek, Bawd& Mauritius • Champion, W. B. titevenacin, Penang _and Singapore ; Alestind4, H. Inglis, Landon; tbanoody, C. W. McDovrall, Muscat; Stirlingshire, J. ds& Stalker, Bombay ; 'Lee J. Penerick , Landon; Lady BARI* J. Martin, Liverpool; liani Salkeld, I'. Downward, Liverpool; Bowditch, Pike, Boston; Flora WDonald, Proud, Clyde' 'Amnon. Clougaton. Singapore• Tyrel Current' Pa lantine, M auritius; Courant*, Vickers, Liverpool (put back with some small damage, having been run foul of by the Ensunin) ; John Ilepburne, Warne, Moulmein and Bensons; Tenamerito Dicey, Moulmein ; Poppy, Thompson, Hong Ring; Hollander, &ago& Philadelphia; Aloe. lia, Malden, Visas& and Madras; Kindel Denmark, Beloit& Cowes,for order"; PowelLensi;liourney,Millard,Arracan; Braman/a, Loved. Bombay; Betsy, ilongpo, Pakmbang; Forums, Borchard, Pisan.; Emperor, lrthiluni, Arraean; Tire Gesusters, lan, Palem lane Loeholadie, Byrd Ally, Palembang ; D. Oebrcolers, Swarta, Macao; B. M. Jansen, Mathieu,,, Mattbiersen; N", DingWoki Hooghly, Stewart, P. Bran ca ; Good Luck, Moo, - Penang • Ball Packet, Franklyn, Hoag Kong ; Semiramis, Daniel. Wan is Calcutta; N,uites, Ber tha', Penang; Boa Accord, Buckle, Arracan ; Arrow, APParlane, Calcutta; Teaser Ball, Bombay; Reliance, Harrower, P enang; Lucia Yield, Smith, 'Beton; Enigma. Stamm, Calcutta; Pam, Pecialei, ; SaLui, IWitlson, New Port ; Wavier, Lid, Batavia; Amason, l'unbridge, reams ; Minium Pinang, Hae, Hamburg;riamarang K. Prolderiek, &huts, Hartlepool; K. C. Amelia, Nielsen, Indrenunp, Wree, Bantam( ; Cary Elisabeth, &rem Scum Carla ; YatW Khuir, Orlon, Mato ; Ararat, Rome Calcutta; nom; Bombay; lodisneran, Holm, Akira , : IL Mesioard. Pike , Calcutta; Ilhisirsi= Na m'; MOM lama, Sharp Shanghai; Brigand, • lema, Wilma, Batavia; Paz, Barrer°, Manilla; Masp 8004 Nakothi. Li M ; Winton* Sumner, Akyab Nam. Eimet . ug,, u es.; ma, bby L ßombay ; Albatross ; }AWL memo; saw , A ga tiohOotin i =l:?, l a tros! 0. m tg:t. f[enaed 0...1 4 , 7 h...,Ark.:M..w.,.., Bom bay; Liar *dives and P Ifim pramisa„ Malacca sad Pahang; Swallow , Bead duet, Ma. b u ss si.d poome s i ma. lholly, Durham, Meats; Bragansa, Lovell, Me, Batavia; Moldine, Bird, 111.. itS Joy Gaon, Decimally Penang ; m eth ram* Tait law* Padang.; Mar, Mime, Liam; Amiss, ; Portilmgow • Arrow, IMParisso, Wm TIM MUM" Paid" Lido and Palimibang ; B, N. hawk Comm end Ilsokserg; Ealima, Savers, Odom; Varmq, Arse, eababbamm; lima of Muscat, Woks, Calleamila Ji= LAIR& IlaMbari ; Nemesia, Weglage, Wawa; Ma; Mmtba. Longri Port Ade laide Good Imak Ha% ; Meo, Punchard, Bully ; LailMandie, Allis, Batavia ; NamMa, Pearce; Ennio, Tanis. Mimi Bari and ilawassa. Hamm Frammeo. Faionit. itM v a ir , b. BatiLLea, Naito* RIM ; Amason, Viably Inmarce; Media • Lim, pus, diem; Doomba, Med ,• Dr* &Aut. Batavia; Arid, Cu;ae Cormir, Dade, alas ; nestraad, llonsteog ; MOULMELN. nag mom' U » arau.l7. Lott* IA WujanTitalalrna, " 4; ' 111,761 , 1gt. Andual"; Assolastra. Botgisaux; Wm% Laws; Thurl oat:mita; tivatate, Harm Cbsocer, Gin sad Pesaro ; Lord Maidaser, LiverPora Eatorririre, Mediu. DIMASIOSSS /SOU KUM 3310 API= 12. Noeslied. Noelood • PreogrOm. TawiCep a vitid; Ari•ikle Marie. Retuilos ; Nrialias„ Purvey ; Thane, • Cavallo% Ilene; aulki. Loudon ; New Liverpool, Cork mad elowitilt. TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, MAT 29.—The English met• chants resident in this city have just established a company for the construction of a line of railway from Constantinople along the coast as far as Sale mioha : it will be about 132 French leagues in length. The company has already communicated to the Turkish government the conditions upon which it will engage to carry oat the projected line. The Austrian ambassador, Count von Stormer, quitted the capital on the 28ib. Till the arrival of the new am- Wender, who ha. not yet been appointed, the ditties of the embassy will be carried on by M. Von Klegh, secretary of legation. Count Stormer has been the Austrian representative at the Porte for a period of 18 years. He was the Austrian commissioner at Bs. Helena at the time the Emperor Napoleon was there. At his departure Count Btarmer was accompanied by nearly the whole of the diplomatic corps, and a Turkish ship of the line tired a salute. It is not sur prising that the American and Sardinian ambassadors did not accompany him but it was remarkable that no person belonging to the Tuscan and Neapolitan embassies were there, though both were in the fre quent habit of partaking at his hospitality. Ine Court. OSBORNE, Jun 14. The Qaten and Prince were prevented by the in clemency of the weather from taking their uual early walk is Oloorne Park this morning. The younger branches of the royal family weir) also detained In the house from the tame GUN. Lord John Russell and his Ezeelleacy the Chevalier Bunsen arrived at Osborne yesterday 'lteration, and had the honour of joining the royal dinner party. The Laay Mary Wood and the Hon. Mn. Orey were alto honoured with an invitation to dinner. Lord Jahn Russell left Osborne this forenoon for London. The Duchess of Kent, attended by Baroness de Spear, arrived at her maidens', Clarence House, St James's, at twenty cabin es put five o'clock 3 esterday sheracon from Frogmore. His Serene Highness the Prince of !Akin's& arrived at Clarence House on Tharsday from Frogmore. A deputation on the subject of railway audit, con sisting of Messrs. J. C. Evrart, Martin, Mellor, Thug's', Norris, and Swat, had an interview with the Railway Com missioners yesterday at their office in the Board of Trade. Lord John Russell arrived in town yesterday from Osborne. A deputation respecting the Preston station, in cluding Mr. Grundy sud Mr. Errington,C.E had an inter view yesterday with the Cotoraissionen of Rai lways. A deputation, consisting of Mr. Locke, M.P., Mr. Bosons% ht P., Mr. Blatkourn, and Mr. Swift, bad an is Weis, with the Itailway Commis loners yesterday at the Board of Trade. Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial dace from the Gaunter a: Otbreltar. --• Despatches were sent off yesterday evening from the Cofonial office for toe Governor of Canada and the other North AtnericAn colon as. LORD HownEN, the newly appointed Minister to the court of Median, leaves town early in the last week for Pais en route to Spain, co eater on his diplomatic func tions. MR.SAMUEL ROGERQ.—We are happy to state that this gentleman to ateadal, reeovetiag from nig late serious aceidear. (From lAA night's Gazelle.) FOREIGN-OMCS. ICNE 13.—NorincAnos.—It is hereby rotifled tha , . Viscount Palmerston, her Majesty's Priori' al Secretary of State f,r Foreign Affairs, has received from the Lords Commi.sioners of the Admiralty the copy of a despatch, dated the 19th of February last, from the Cern modore in command of her Majesty's squadron on the west coast of Africa, covering the copy or a notice, dated the 24th of November, 1849, and received by him on the said 19. h of February last, tram the Comm. dare of the French Naval Farces on that cars., ancou..ciog that he had raised the blockade which had been previouey imposed by him upon that part of the coast which lies between the rivers Grand Bassam and Assinee. FOREIGN -OFFICE, JUNE 12.—The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. John Armitage, as Consul at Colombo, for bis Majssty the King of the Belgium. COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT OF MIDDLESES.—WiIIiam Reed, Esq., to be Major in the Royal East Middlrstx Regiment of COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT OF MONTOOKIRY.IIIIIIII Rubinson Jones, Gent., to be Cornet in the Muntacintryshire Yeomanry Cavalry. COMMISiION SIGNED BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT OF WORCESTIII.4IIIIIII —Richard William Johnson, Gent., to be Cornet in ths Queen's Own Worcestershire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. MUSIC. MISS BINCKES' AND MIL HAIGII'S CONCERT.— This entertainmeut took place last night at the Hanover square Rxims, which were crowded by a numerous audience. Ins programme consisted chiefly of vocal music, varied, how ever, by a airing quartets of Moxirt, a harp fantasia by Mr. J. B. Chatterton, a concertina solo by Mr it Blagrove, and 1 halberg's " Mose " fantasia by Miss Binckes. hie lady, in addition to her clever performance of Tnalberg's difficult pianoforte piece, contributed to the vocal portion of the con cert, singing with much taste and execution 'leveret solos, besides aiding in the concerted:music. Her versatile talent elicited, as it desei Ted, much applause. the other vocalists were bliss Catherine H.yes, Md.le Havinci, Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr. J. Haigh, and Sig. Felice Ronooni. The latter gentleman, who is brother to the celebrated baritone, pos an agreeable tenor voice, of round and smooth quality, and promises to be an effective concert singer. The vocal NW- Don comprised various novelties ; among others, a very agree able setting, by Mr. Boleyn &Ilya, of Shelley's words, "11* cold earth slept below." MILITARY. (From lost night's Gamete.) WA&OFFICE, JUM. 14 . 2nd Rep. of LW Gds—Tne Hob. C. S. E. 'Us BVIT if, be tor. and sub.ltetd., by pur , vice Fitz Soy, removed to Het Y. Ist Dry. Gds.— Lieut. E. R. S. bisect° b. rapt., by pox., vice Ilogtt. tow, wbo rite. ; PATILTIR to be lieut., by rice Bence. Zed Drag.Gds.—J.D. tL 1.114.1., pot., to be vor., by par., vice Law. s- on, ritian. gth Drag. w Dda.—Co rets. r. W. W. R. Wn.usee to be lieut., by par., vice Collingood, who oth Drag. Gda.—Cor. A. I. IL Ewer, from 9th U. Deep., to be lieut., by per., vice Goad, who rota.; It. J. Moo MOMMT, gent., to be cor., by pur., eke Swinfen, promoted. 6th Drag. Gds.—E. B. Vesture, gent., to be nor., by put., vice Nor. bury, promoted. 7th Drag. Gds—C. S. llercingeos, gent., to be me., by pr., vice Lamb, promoted. 7th Light Drags.—Lieut. W. BADINGTON to be capt, by par., vice Viscount St. Lawrence, who rets. ; Cor. and Adj. J. Tammor to hove the rank of Cor. C. C. t'assaa to be lieut., by put., rico Babingtun. 11th Light Dragu—Capt J. EL Memos, from h..p. uaat t 3 be apt., vice J. B. Pilgrim, who each.; Lieut. T. Y. Ustuoi, to be apt., by pur., Mos Dickson, who NM.; Cur. J. Nitika to be Mut, by pur., vice Dulles. 15th Light Drags.—.C. dram, gent., to be cer., by pur , clue Kendall. who reta. 17th Light Drap.—Sir W. GORDON. Bart., to be cm., by int., rice ?dm gan, prom. 13th F.—Gent. Owlet A. BAINBILiotit, from the Itoy. Mil. Col , to be ens, by pur., vice Murchiaon. app. to 50th F. 15th P.—C. J. W. Azad.% gent., to be ens., by pur., vim Hooking, promoted. 20th F.—Ens. H. T. Law he. been allowed to retire from the serviee, by the sale M his cooimusion. 21st F.-0. L. GoUDIAKII, gent., to be second bent., by par., vies Hob prom Yird P.—J e., . C. Jaavoiss, gent., to be second bout., by pur., vice Mit. ford, who tete.; Ems. I. Dames, tram the 47th V., to be second lieut., by or., rice lIIIIWICILoho rots; 0(11t.. (Wei H. Bone r., from the Ita al OW. C 0.., to • 'mind Bout, by pur., vice Edwards% prom.;Vueso, Bart, to be second lieut., by put., vice H. Dare, promoted. 29th F.—J. V. Pius, gent., to be ens, by pur., rice Page, prom. 30th F.—A. Gnome, gent, to be ens., by pur., ewe Green has pern . . tis 21st F.—Lient. E. W. bur to be e ipt., by tot., urea Pinker rm.; KM A. CattllDT to be lieut. by pur., vice Ike); A. F. M.y gent., to be cm, by pur., cue Leeson, prom.; A. J. LIMON, gent.. to been., by pur., vice mum% removed to gist F. 35th F.-11. C. llmovicia, gent., to be ens., by pur., TIP Moore, WM. 37th F.—R. B. HIM; gent., to be ens., by put., vice Hobson, prom. ' 47th E.—Eits. R. Cl. Euiater to be lieut., by pur., vim Lawrence, who me.; E•is. Yirserudisit F. llama to be lieut., by pur., rico Bir my, who reta. ; H. J. ttecaassm, gent., to be ens, by pur., vice Drew., app. to lard P. 40th F.—Vt. 11. MAX4/Lbil, gent, to be ens., by pur., vice Clarkel re moved to 90th F. 511th HINT, gent., to be ma., by pur., vim. Wynyard, prom. 63rd F.—Lieut. T. JOWSS from the 01.1tA F., to be Ilan., vimolo, who eschga. ; F. L. Intl:how" gent., to be ens., by pur., vitro the Marquis of floating., removed to 52nd F. 65th F.—O. J. B. Massa, gent., to been., by pur., vioe Ewen, MOM 66th F.--Capt. A. reta. L Cots wbe augur, by par., vice riir THOM" Bart, who 7151 F.—Gent. Cadet F. Borne, from the }loyal MIL Cull, to be cos., by per., vies Ord. prom. 73rd P.—F. E. Monet nor, gent, to ba cos., by par., vice White, removed to 24th F. 74th P.—D. Wino, gent., to be ens., by put., vice J. Cordon, prom. 60th P.—F. 11. A eraser sao, gent., to teens., by pur., vice 74 unit, prom. 90th I.—Lieut. C. C. Pout, trait the gird F., to be bout., vice Johns, who mob. 91nd F.—W. Comeau, gent., to be eon, by pur., vies Andersen, putt filth F.—Lient. F. BriTON to be capt., by pur., vice Pannone, who to vk* bo ß erip urk t ' . a ..witbout Coo° Mounted ititlemen.—W. 11. Pasi. gent., to be cus., by pur., vim Whitmore, remote& gt. llama mgt.—K. C. BALMS, pet, to be ensign, by pm., via 3"11.11.01.Wr.;°", India lieut.—Lent C. 4. 14. bS i " to pn"ur be N" lieut., vice Ilimeiton. Munder, who rearm. MEDICAL HALL. —Names of gentlemen who pulsed t►elr examination in the *clones and practice of medicine, and reenved certificates to preens', on Thursday, June 13, 1860: Charles Welsh, Cambridge-road, httle-ond ; Remy Edwin Sagest, Bottom* Wuxi, Cornwall ; Janne Weston Comb, London ; Robert Bodes, Leioestu ; Natbaaki Oxlip. Bristol.