The Sun. — London, England, 1852-04-05 00:00:00

, -.-, THE SUN, _LONDON, MONDAY EVENING , APRIL 1852. ~„ 5 ) _ ,Za,awa.d...............na........ •••.._ ....,..,—.—,.. ._ THE FRENCH REPUBLIC ' GERMANY. 1 THE SHARE MARKETS. NO i t - 0 Y — A L ITAL I A N OPE R A, trade-the evidences w t hich he so ably col- • • 1 .-...._____________ COVENT GARDEN. I looted and laid before the assembled auditors of the _ see _ Great preparations are being made in Berlin for _.__._. a5e ......_. r e e d ce t r ie ti r o o n s o h f ou t t he th E e linftrhessfof Ressee., ,h w E ho is ex s - !MIMEOS RAILWAYS. Production of I MARIYRI. We have received the Paris journals of Saturday national advantages thereby afforded, were of the wairlaloadfte jo rw u a k r e ds a p o r d oc p ee d uch to ess the co ve N a s t r e A ra ll o r f iN E E rn a s n . d T t Le p th e e ct .--___________......................._ ......••••••,. l *•• ••••. 1) .... The Directors have the honour to announce that, on TUESDAY, April 13, most unquestionable character, and must have and yesterday. berdee ßai n.. l 7. ' .. .. I price , 1 Business done AMA Fria ............ 1 Will be produced, for the first time in this country, to-day. Anglo Californian ...... 10s. Donizetti's Opera. entitled brought conviction to every unprejudiced mind The Place Carroussel, yesterday, was full of troop , s, and . the PRINCE PRESIDENT was there surrounded oy Grand Dukes MICHAEL and NICHOLAS Will visit his A Asturian --..-.. . • I MARTYRI, ..........„........„.......,,. _____ He turned the tables on those by whom he had all 13% to 14% 13% 14 1 3 s, lastral!ari •••••• • • • • .. 5 As performed at the Academie Royal, Paris. a brilliant staff and at , tended by an imposing array of Ambergato, Nottingham, 4 ustrahan Freehold .... all With new Scenery, Costumes, and . Appointments. been most unjustly and unfairly attacked, and • MAJESTY at the same time as the E m e h a t; t s e r l i t s y t a t i n e t h th a t e t h u e p K p s e r re G C ' s o u n p a o r t i l y , Mitt': MPRESS. Ave Maria ..-•• • • .• 1 e Boxes, Stalls, or the Pit may be had (for the cuirassiers Ste with rooms in liver Th . y. is splen tivEi Junction 8% 6% -6% 6% 1,, Ni T i d i ck t o e r ts , for on th , ) at the Box-office of the Theatre, which Is open vindicated himself from the charges of inconsis- did cl . lay ' was 4 made to g give honour to the ceremony Paid. I N Blaenarvon iron & Coal all from Elevesa till Five o'clock ; and of the principal librarians and tenoy with remarkable temper and ability. There of th isp e presentation of the barrette to a newly made e fr d o e m cid N ed eu a b h g u a n sL t in g t e hat in the Lower is on - ly 6to 8. and Stenr'&ll e e r y P ..: an 9% - 10% British Australian Gold 1 British Iron •••••••• •• • • 131. 5s Birkenh., Lan., & Mesh D j o un ., d e 0 " ., 1a 20 4 1. 33 . 1. . 68. 8" musiesellers. ottt p e l tr e hs aded before the tribunal of Greifswalde. Brazilian Imp. (is. SI. p.) 24 1 ,i ' are many subjects on which we differ from Mr. French Cardinal, in the Tuileries. At two o'clock De. Comes and Culaba an QTR AND THEATR E. CARDwELL ; but when we look to the present state tbe PRINCE PRESIDENT, in the uniform of a general On the 30th the case of M. DR HASSENPFLUG WBB Do- Chest. & Inrkenhd., Do. St. John del Rey • • 15 501. & 251. Consolidated all 16% - 17% t....." JACOB'S WONDERS. FOUR NIGHTS ONLY ! 26 12% -11% d. Cobre Copper ...... ... 40 MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, of affairs, and the magnitude of the interests involved officer, returned on horseback to the Elyse?, by the The tribunal ffi a rmed the previous judgment, by Bristol and Exeter . ... :: 1 1 0 7 0 4 iii -- ii dis. Copiapo .. -...... • • 14 April sth, 6th, 7th, and Bth. Rhe . Rivoli. The military procession had a ver Eng. & Australian Copper 5 isatore. in the struggle, we cannot hazard the welfare and com- Y which M. DE HASSENPFLUG was sentenced to four Caledonian .. .. •. 50 18% - 18% 18% % General.. ... -......... all The Wizard of Wizards, Ventriloquist, and Improv ~ striking effect. Chester and Holyhead .. au ' 21% - 22% 22n, 2l X Gold Mountain ........ ' 1 Jacobs will present his unrivalled Entertainment ou the above oc: b fort of the industrious classes b insistin too strin ent y g g ' 3 ' , The Assembl 'im risonment weeks p . a Dublin s.nd Belfast Jrtnet. 45 16 -14 d. 30 casions. The astoundin g experiments he has to introduce are ; ie Nationale has the followi th ng on e The bulletin of the Great Polgooth ... .. • • all yond conceptiou-they must be seen to be accredited-he will thro on matters which might cause a division, and Grand Duke of BADEN'S health Dundalk and EanishWen all - -•• Mexican& 3. American 9 themselves from the subject of the visit of the Prince DE CANINO tO • into oblivion all competitors, whether styling issued on the 2d is as follows :-.0 Da=e.,Trerth,andAber- Nouveau Monde...-. • • I Though there has East, West, North, or South-native or Foreign. None but Jacobs let in the advocates of a corntlaw as representatives Rome :- N ro . n . .. .. a u 6 _-- 7 Santiago de Cuba .... • . 10% been no augmentation of fever glace last bulletin, yet Do., can give Jacobs' Entertainment-he is the ne plus ultra of the mo of the great emporium of trade. " It was yesterday reported that M. de Rayneval, the Tin Croft .... ..... ..... 7 ervou- cram s more vi 1 East Anglian (251,..r, ii all •• • • dern magi. See him and judge for yourselves! . p, 1 T o ent than before, have oc- United Mexican.... .. • • all tmphitheatre, 9d. Commence French Ambassador at Rome, has requested from the n d ° • E. and L. &D) .. * an su -434 4% Stalls, 4s. ; Boxes, 2s• ; Pit, Is• ; - MT. JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER EWART, who had been West Mariposa ........ 1 curre at interim s. he state of his Royal Highness Do. (181. E. iso :: au ate - ste at Eight o'clock. Private Boxes and other information to be had at Pope that the Prince do Canino, who had arrived at the Theatre. selected as the fitting successor of Sir THOMAS BIRCH, Civita Vecchia with a passport from the Minister of is not otherwise changed." Eastern Counties .. .. 20 9 1 ,fi -9% 9 % % WOXNT Sire . . ._ had every reason to be gratified with the cordial reception Foreign Affairs, should be authorised to come to Rome It is said, in Vienna, that the Minister of War has it ro un Union* eiall A ' Australasia ........ •• • • all eE. U. shares • • all 7- 7 % 7 311 % Brltiah Nort h America.. 50 , _ _ _ ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. to settle some private affair& It is stated that the Pope Pr°posed an amnesty for a large number of Czekler Do. do. do. .. 6 - •- • • Colonial ........ ••• • .. 25 withw hich he was greeted. A more eligible representa- Under the Meoe r ement of Madame Vestal& did not grant the permission and he is said t o h ave officers who have been sentenced to various terms of Do. de., B& C Kaares all 5- 5% 5% 5 Conunercial of London.. 20 Sole Lessee, Mr. Charles Mathews. tive for a commercial constituency could nothave been East Lancashire ... • • all 16% - 1734 17 London Joint Stock ... 10 On EASTER MONDAY declared that if the ex-President of the Roman Consti- imprisonment for having taken art •th H p in e unga- _Da. Now quarters; .. all .. -•• London and Westmini;ter 20 Will be produced a dramatic story, in eight acts, entitled A found than the gentleman who has been prevailed on tnent should eater his capital, he might not, perhaPs, rian insurrection. The numb act & WestlnchaD ocks National Provincial Eng. 35 `TS Characters by Messrs. Charles Mathews, er of officers is no less E CHAIN OF EVEN . Blt Bk r S ter - Madame to submit his claims for the approbation of his fel- have force to prevent it. but that he would immcdi- than 200. and Birm. June. .. all 50 -52 De. New ........ •• • • 10 Frank Matthews, Robert Roxby, e on, ae , u , _ , East & West York. J an° an - National of Ireland ...• 22% a m tely leave it himself. We have reason for saying that The Lloyd steamer, which brou • - • Vestris, Miss Laura Keene, Mrs. F. 3latthews, and Miss Julia St. low-citizens. Of high and unimpeachable charac ght the last over- Edinburgh and Glee gew 50 28 -29 28 Oriental Bank Corporat. all de Rayneval did not insist on it and he could not George. land dispatch, made the transit b Edin., Perth. aril Du , idee 25 5 !ii -5% 5% Previncial of Ireland.... 25 - ter,' Mr. EWART has long been favourably known to have acted otherwise. M. de Rs ' yneval has not, doubt- et ween Alexandria GlasgewandSonth- rest. 100 • - - Do. New - - ...... • • all ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. a d Trieste in 154 hours mad= the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royal Highneea every elector. He has been born and educated less, forgotten the letter which Prince Louis Napoleon i 1 1 • . The genera e ection has ju s t Great Northern • . • . au 19% -20 Do. halves, A, deferred all 6% -6%- , 19% % Union of Australia ...• all Do. New .......... • • 234 Prince Albert. among them. His very name falls familiarly o some time since wrote to the Apostolic Nuncio which is taken place in the D ea o. halves, R, 6 peer ct. ell 14% - 14% Union of London ...... 10 Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty. - n as follows • - ' d uc h y o t Gotha, and the result is that only two de- Gr t Southern and Union of Madrid --- au The most successful and popular Theatre in London. their ears. A EWART may be considered to have gg gel * • onseigneur-I do not wish you to attach credit mocratic candidates have been returned ; all the others Western, Ireland .• an 37 % - 37% 3 734 This popular place of resort will be open for the amusement of the her d' • • e itary and family claims on the Liberals of to the reports which tend to render me an accomplice b e i n g favourable to the new constitution whi h . te Great Western ..: .. too 88% -89 88% 88 SIXSCEL: public THIS EVENING, Lef pa caster: a ndCarliti's .. Canada ........ ••• • • • 32% . TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, T f South Lancashire, which, ceteris paribus, should not in the conduct of Prince do Canino at Rome. For a the two duchies of Gotha and Cob r u an s _., 11 13 4 7 8 7 34 - - ;3 5 6 0 p. Eastern Steam ...... • • 2s. On which oczasion will be produced the most astounding FEA S o long time past I have had no kind of connexion with rejecting this constitution that the late l aambe v r v s wecje Lancashire and Yorks . ltire 100 71% - 71% 71% 70 P X Gen. Steam Navigation . 14 EQUESTRIANISM ever witnessed, introducing the high talent of be disregarded. Penin. & Oriental Steam. all the present stupendous company of Olymplan competitors. . the oldest son of Lucien Bonaparte and I deeply de lore dissolved. Do. quarter stereo •• au • • - Do. fifths .. . .. 14 6% -6% d. Ditto ditto 10 In addition to the Scenes in the Circle, Bedouin Arabs will exe- The cordial unanimity exhibited on the occasion that he has no: felt that the maintenance of th P ' dD k Royal Mail Steam .....• 60 The Gran . ues MicereaL and NICHOLAS ar- L !o h; W:st Riding Tfl don 11X 4% - 4 d. cute their pleasing and wonderful performances, together with Sig. must have convinced the Protectionists of the use- Poral sovereignty of the venerable chief of the Chtera urch rived at Munich on the 2em N rthern .. • • all 17 -18 17% iWe cannot be answerable for t Hernino, the celebrated Tight-rope Dancer. ult. was intimately connected both with the éclat of Catho- Liverpool, Cresby, ' and will not bo influenced by intereste To commence at Seven o'clock precisely. lessness of a contest. We trust that there will be ----________ Southport .. .., .. 17% • • -• • On EASTER MONDAY the Theatre will re-open with a new licism and the liberty and independence of Italy Re ....„-_-_---... HOLLAND. London and Blackwell .. all 7% - 8 87% grand Military Spectacle, which is now exciting all paris, entitle' no relaxation of exertion until the matter has been ceive, Monseigneur,' the assurance of m • * - y senuments of London, Brighton, and MONEY and COll. BONAPARTE IN EGYPT • or, the Battle of Aboukir. brought to a ttiumphant conclusion. We would yen- high esteem. The project of law on the alteration of the duty Bonus Coast .' • • 100 98 -99 98% Ticket' to be bad at the le'ox-onice trona Eleven tau Four daily. C/ Stage nanager. air. T. ahomplen. ture to suggest, for the consideration of Mr. (Signed) " ' Louis NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.' " on sugar was passed on the 2d instant, in the sitting London and N..W'es tern 100 12334 -124 caaar . ters , - • 22 4% - 5 p. 26% 123% % 123 The Cotton Market at L We subjoin the particulars respecting the question of the Second Chamber, b- ost 12. It is 1.',? - ,)a., 1 44 agai • .. .. 12 3% -414 n. day at previous rates. 11 - • '-• • • FoLBES MACKENzIF,” the fable of " the dog that said that by this project th s Do. 101. eh., lif.&lt (e) 1 2 -2% p HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. of the dotation of the Prince President on th , e occa- e Treasury will gain 4,000 bales, including 300 Si Tans DAY -Morning 14 mM. after 2 1 Evening 35 min atter 2 grasped at a shadow, and in doing so lost the sub f . 75 000 florin - London and 0.-Westee'rn . 100 88% - 891 i 89% 88% sion of the consideration of that question by the revenue 0 . , 8. Islands at Is. Id. to Is. 3d reaforesow-Morning 57 rain. after 2 1 Evening 19 min after 3 Do. new 50L .. •• 42% 6 - 5 dis _ _ _ ~ ___ ...„,.,,,..,,...,_,...,_____.,.,.. stance he had previously possessed." He now enjoys Senate, in its sitting on the I st inst. :- The First Chamber has been convoked for the Do. new 401. .••34 5 - 4 als.• Americao.-Bailway Shares . . Whatever may be the rea THE WEATHER.-Suzi OFFics, APRIL 4. the confidence of the electors of Peebles. Let him M. Mesnard presided. 14th of April. Manchester, Buxto'n, and Matlock •• . , all 2% -2% porary dullness in the Mane Taeamomwrez, re TYE SHADE. not lightly abandon the position in which he has been The &mete decided the question of the dotation. The --------_____ Manchester, Sheffield , * Be pretence to attribute the sau 45-highest since noon yesterday. placed, by seeking for that to which he can never f l ollowing is the proposition made by tho Commission:- D EllineißK. Lincolnshire ).., •• 100 33% - 3434 Do. Manchester and trade. The causes which 1 st. An annual dotation of 12 000 000 f 21. Th l The King fll e use of al O. -ENMARK has granted a general al3l- Lincoln Union ••420 3% -2% dim these:- 30 -loweet Viet morning and during the night. attain. If his only hope of a seat in the the Royal Palecece tho maintenanCe of . ve t - hich shall be at nesty at Holstein, except t tla fficers who served Midland .. .• ••• •• 100 64 - 64% • 64%34 63% 64 ~ 1 g 42-this day, at noon. De. Firming & Darby 100 33 -35 [63% t, the natural cessatioi Ifouse of Commons is through the instrumentality of the expens.e of the State. 3d. Ihe President not to enjoy in the Royal army i n el e e (38 hen the insur feenotawree, 30.25. m arch, 184 , , w Midland Gt. West. (It e.) 47% .. -.. sive business previously trai Liverpool, we fear that the Governnaent will lose the einei „ ly the xi the revenues of the forests of the Crown bt t 13 . 0 ex • rection broke out hey, as welt as the Ducal Ne_wcastle and Carnet el.. all .. -.. casioned by the mooting of Wien_S.E.- dull, cloudy weather, with occasional sunshine. eht of s ortin • ' U ° e • J Y • • . j• p • g in . the forests ot Manly, family, are banished from ea u t b h oe quarter shares .. all - -.. stability of the free -trade sy A slight shower in the morning. services of the able fuglemen who has, in opposition St. Ger - main, C i. " • ompiegne, Versailles and Fontainebleau. gusten urg . Newmarket -.. • • all 8% - 9 934 ---...._______ Newport, Abergaven ny, caused reach an incalculable MONDAY, APRIL 5. as well as in power, performed the functions of The above was unanimously taker: into consideration, SW ITZERLAND. and Hereford .. • • 10 5% -4% dis. reversal of which would ent THERmoIia.TER, IN THE SHAMS. whipper-in in so exemplary a manner. Verbum sap. and . the senators retired to the committee rooms to ap- The Swiss jour , Norfolk .. .. • • •• 100 33 -35 and misery in every corner publish th f -e .ollowing letter Do. New 201. sham.- 15 11 -10 dis. 3434 47-highest since noon yesterday. Let Mr. MACKENzIE not suffer himself to be sacrificed; F i o o Tt a com , mis . sien of five to report on tho proposi from the King of P els well as in other countries ; te k ule was named reporter The report re- amine to M. DE CHAMBRIER, one z o orrn i C t eentios Mc e n 3% 314 - 3 dis. 33-lewest this morning and daring the night. hßr ish.. .. •• 25 8% -8% 8% America bringing more fav t of his most devoted sub' NT f h 1 ' but if a contest must take place, let it be fought by commended the adoption of the . 13i'' • . sl, and a projsct o a jects at ..eu c ate .- North Devon .. .. •• 11 8- 7 dis the cotton crop, about which 50 -this day, at noon. "M . y dear Baron T some less important personage. S'enaters Consultuni was presented, which modified ,--, nave received your letter of the North Staffordshire .• 1734 8 -7% dia . . 934 3 ' As to he that the yield this y , Banostease, 10-23. 10th inst., and, in thAei,; F,erth-Western .. .- 19 .. -• • dis. _......, 0n ._ the original proposition, only so far as to specify , -meg you for that communication, 2,800,000 8., if, indeed, not WIND Easterly-fine sunshiny weather. voted to useful purposes shoulu I inform you of my n e e eal intentions. In the present r" „ Ox°fort S rv i icr w ... c ti 'a aTi 3 % %— l % P . Already the attention of Parliament has been calla i that the royal palaces de stances tend to make purchas, f those allotted to the state of things I deair not be comp r i se d i n t h e num b" o . , c ._ t e ixiy faithful subjehts to direct all Wolverhampton.. .. all 17% -18 to the necessity of some immediate interference in or to restrict the ni.vnitud e c DAILY WEATHER TABLE. President. M. Fould proposed tint an inventory shou.d ber . e 'troy s.toe,ards the defence and maintenance of the Scottish Central .. .. 25 15% - 15% ._ " the existing system of the Indian Gov( rnment. ito n n e made ot the articles of f urn i ture i n these pelecei. M. ancient InailibtiOns of th e i r wentr y, in order to save, as Scoltlah . re M w idlana .. .. all 11 "- " 10 consequently it would appea Etate of the Wind and Weather at each of the following a continuance of quietness vi p'. .a at Nies o'clock- en Saturday morning.-The 'nations Friday night the Earl of DERBY, as Prime Minister do Lance itein oppoaed the proposition of the inventory,. f?r . mi t d de ends 0 p . 11 them, what may yet bo saved. Shrews. & Birm., Crase . .i L %T . % -- * 7 . % % in our markets for some tinis are arranged in order of lationle. of England, formally moved the appointment of a on the ground of its having tho appearance of want of a iestion of the use of the jewels for- unfortunate situation nima e whth an ardent desire to put a term to the Do. Class 8.. .. • . a n 5%, -5% ef your country ; but unable for Khrews. & Hereford..o'd 7 4- 3 dls. thing definite be known respc. PnvuonT.n-Wind S.E.. strong breeze-partially cloudy. Select Committee to inquire into the operation f cm. 14° 1 ,11 7 . T i 11 e t (P I . C Shrewsbury and Chest, e trade, and this year's yield a O. meny ...on e.ng -0 _he _ sown is r . eser . ved. The Senate th . e moment the vindicate my rights with arms, (Nor. W. Min.) .. POOLS -W ind E., gentle breete-fine. the Act 3d and 4th William IV h will decide hereafter on that que3tion, in the event of the without troubilne .e. the peace of Europe, I am no. Halves .. .. .... i l 14 -..._ 1: Mr. G. F. Maudley, writi Brionrox- Wind N.E., gentle breeze-cloudless. - • *I " a l ) . 8 5, with a states that the improvement of the President of the Republic, Of of a chlinge at . nrc?ent occupied in accord with Resale. and Aus- Da. Oswestry .. ,„ ai all 103 2 - 11% ElAsriNos-Wind E.N.E., freeli breeze-cloudless. view to organize a better scheme of aciznini t- t• marriage Stuopetere Union .. .. one cause of the increaaecl 5 I 3.10 n Ina in bringin g yb out a pacific intervention of 6% 3% -3 d. x.d 3% X.d SocrHAmProN-W , nd E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. for h -er AI eJeSTY'S dOlilini • in his position. Do., A, B, C, & D, fan, the grand market is described as heir FueieLeerrose:-Wind E., geetle breeze-cioudless. OM In rtindostan he palaces which are to be kept up at the expense Powers, without the participation of Prussia, paid up at per cent .. TimmineGuefinti E., gentle breeze- cloudless.. Speaking yet more plainly, as cann • T f h • tfL - N ot but be of the state or t e enjoymen o O,IIS APOLEON for b t-e purpos e or 1-0' n' m authority at South Devon .. .. .., - :: -.• re-e3in"..is ing y all io --- 16 . small demand for America, az Neurch t I 1 South-Eastern .. ••• 30 21% A champion of th ' certainly have not renounc . ed the hope of „ nth „ aim.. - 21% x.n 21% 34 Let ..., ~ 0 interet GREENWICH-Wind s; - .E., gentle breeze -pertially cloudy. a d v i,, a w e npen a matter f are-the Tuileries, the Louvre, Fontainebleau, Corn- _,,_ . e . e l y e. • 0. such t extraor -•• MI 32% - 33% 32% ltaliway has appeared in th Sr aoon-W,nd E., strong breeze-partially cloudy. ai i ~ in that manner tbe object which I have pro- Routh Yorksh. and River dinary importance -th Versailles, Trianon, St. Cloud, Meudon, the " ' Saunders. That gentleman S wrenterr-W ind S.E., gentle breers-partially cloudy. e motion suggests d the Pc.igEe' posed to myself ; and in that expectation I can only ex- Dtm -••- .. 15 1% -3i d i a LEIGHToN-Wind E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. appointment of a Committee to examine into • what is Elysee, and Pau. hort my faithful subjects to padence, calling on men of igtie_ n ft ul l i tr., l a e r i a l d Goole., railway interests eastward of Cor.otte.eries-Wind N.E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. In the sinner of the Corps Legislatif on Friday M. , ardent minds to be calm, and animating with confidence 6 .. .. he considers may be effected. Stirling and Dunfermunfl a i ll •• - •• Luau-erne-Wind E , strong breeze-cloudless. commenly, but erroneously, called the renewal of th Bill/suit corn ' • H . municated to the ouse a project of law, for- hose h despair. I confidently expect that Stockton and Hartlepool 16 2-3 •••• ---- :: agreement with the Eastern ( HOLYneao-Wind S.W., gentle breeze- partially cloudy. East India. Company's Charter, but what in rear e dd t 13 . b h Knister of State, authorising the ity war e o trn yt e i . t w h o doubt ca d my fp ful iahabitants of Neufchatel, without allowing ri Taff am V os ale .. vezi . .. su . let . 126 150 - 151 bo placed under their control LANCASTER- 4 ind S., calm-principally clear. withdrawal from circulation and melting down ot the ensued to all from competitior would be the reaewal of conditions under wh• h ' lc 4that • quesoons of seconda ry importance to disturb the good Kailway S.AP- ri ind S.F., calm-cloudless. old copper com-nam 1 th hard t l' d d ey, e , WO lar 8, sons, an • 18 .. _ .. di , fs , is recommended tO the corn BRATTOCR-Wind S., gentle breeze-cloudless. charter must continue to remain in abeyance. UPon double son pieces which are to be replaced by bronze harmony that should always prevail amongst them, will, nate of gea •• ''• * th -** ' 7 - -.. • 12' holders on the contrary, more cloaely unite together to support Waterford and MUMMY all 4% - 5 % g e n 4 lally ill the i The returns from the following places indicate the state of the imperative demand of some more than ordinar coins of th 1 ' of one centime two five and ten e ve. ue . . writer observes:- , ~ , , , s the evils vvhich are common to them all, and to resist with v 9=l . e d l at ta Ling e et k : , a u 1 . 7 _ lB the wied and weatYer on Friday morning at nine e o . , . . .3' , , agacuy being displayed by our legislators in centimes, inferior in size . aria weignt to the former. the more energy tile disastrous and injurious influence of and DuLlin ". .1 3 " The conviction has force Wel eel: :- The quantity to be is sued is not to exceed that of tho LestEntow-Wind S.E., gentle breeze-ove.reost. reference to the subject thus brought directly under money thus called in, and a credit of 1,000,0001. is to f revolutionary ideas. Be, therefore, my dear Baron, the West Cornwall :. .. 13 1 ___- ';„ ~ . tardily, that until the Ewen( CsuLow-Wind S.W., hard wind-partially cloudy. their consideration, the Noble Earl spoke with even be placed at the disposal of the Minister of Finance organ omy sentiments to mY fait.hful s . ubjehts. They West L \ ondon __.... an „ _ :` , ll eni perfect amelgamation with th v Tor, e owe., to Berwich 25 18% -19 ought to feel persuaded that their Prince incessantl Is% and the Stour Valley lines 4 MULLINGAR-Winl E., strong breeze-overe . ast. more than .hie accustomed eloquence, though at the for the operation. The new coin is to bear on one d their happiness witr e D r atu and liewca4bs the revenues of the three r'a c l al Intiorrros-Wind E., calm-partially cloudy. watches over their i nsion •• -• 20 6% -6% d. 1 , 9 i HoLv - iwan-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-parfally cloudy. same time it most be acknowledged with less than his side the effigy of the President of the Republic, with the moat lively solic a it t u er d e e sts an _ Ditto G.N.E. purchase 9 3% - 3 d. the companiee and mostly th l e v i these words " Louis Napoleon Bonaparte " and on York a.ad North hildJanSl, 50 24% -25 from proton e" LANcAsTER-Wind S., calm-principally clear. accustomed information. A remarkable contrast the ' • ' • (Signed) " •EREDERICK WILLIAM. 24% % 24 g 1 and unneeess Weittear-ttind S , gentle breeze-partially cloudy. other the value of the cum. The Chamber decided e Charlottenbe e M hIR find that th t a company can wo DAR GTON-Wind 6.. E.. gentle breeze-cloudless, frost. was presented, indeed, in this respect by the evidence that it would meet on Monday in its committee-rooms r e" -"r" --." LINES 1.311.11 NED AT TIMIIII Dirjeary ja ds. perty far more advantageously S.HAP-Wind S.S.E., gentle. breeze-overcast. of his familiarity with the matter upon which the to examine the Bill and appoint a special committee to T URKEY. R I a s. a lw y Leasing Companies. Paid. Nominal Prises. Saalae" others, than can be done undei Bietiroca-Wind S_E., gentle breeze-overcast. spoken in generelities, revealed report upon it, and to adjourn afterwards, on account b d PREIII.m . had only According to a tele ra h• d . 10 empatch of the 20th of ..-_- ------ des. to..da.. oar s, and h teat a proper arra ' •MI••••••••••.•••...6 of the Holy Week, to Easter Tuesday, when it was oo - , . R P ----- by the Earl of ELLENB oItoUGH. arev, received at Vienna from Constantinople, the Bcdf. & Bletch- La . ____„. __1...1,4 I show in the sequel), put an expected the Committee would be able to submit the Au on. 'LW. all .. -.. made by them now to the Nor •.. n-ey Peen Oft,A e , .'7 I ,R. ..1 o nie any more instructive spectacle can be result of its labours to the deliberation of the Assembly. SULTAN wrote under the Egyptian note demanding 3 ,!):- Ei l iinoung.! . B4 . o; . - Scarcely and substitute for it a fix( 4 -To i ase : 4 ( ste j ;-`7,',- I *A:x .?"o-- . -4 „\\._.• I modification in the Tanzimat, ' this request I neither guaranteed •• Gt. Western all 29% - 30% ford Junction, ~, a„, . 4. ~ .„,„._ ~,? _ ! 2_ _• .. ....„1 4. ..,,,.... t. - • • t a',.., detected anywhere in the records of either ancient or The Chamber afterwards adjourned to Monday. 109,350/. for the whole of ti •:'''' *, , ? 4.. ..ees ,- , "eke o - /see issesee\, ee , _,,,, ,ee e :',7.l can, ought, nor will grant." M. QUENTIN BA.UCHART, Councillor of State, 11C. Do., without a amalgamated, which have any ..,...- 4 1-1 k r e- ee,OZlJ,''' s sUg ---> '',' sV , else modern history than that unfolded by the annals of t o - . e eet t e . ~• et ete • , ~. r., % 1,&,x... - 4 , , ,, ,A cornpanied by M. EmiLe BERNIER, private secretary guarantee .. De ;4.,' •• all 28 -23 paid by the Eastern Counties' e ""aia " '<';', esl se'e .- ",:lio,,4l___T r - so 'eee - se's,i;' , - th 3 rise and development of our vast oriental do- WEST INDIA. MAIL. Ulm. Wolver., ~.,. . „.7.7. ..... 44 .V... a , : 0ta_,.., i., , . 4,...,, -..... of the Minister of Justice, arrived at Lyons on the & Dudley, gua- cash or in some equivalent no - ow 4 k e4 „ .... minions. Before 1497 the ocean route to India had (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) should retain, and at their cv - 28th. The number of prisoners on whom he would rantced .. Do i;:e' .. an 29% •-• 30% .....................................................-..... not been discovered by the Portuguese. Before have to decide in virtue of the extraordinar y powers SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY Momenta. Do., without a their surplus property, not cow '`. es. lal!ke 1682, when the Cape of Good Hope was doubled by conferred on liim, amounts to about 130, of whom The Royal Mail steam-ship Orinoco, Lieutenant egillealte an e t raine;: L D :n. Wee . .N9 * . all i,7% -- ?: railway they have made, or noi • Xrielitialia 6.,,7.. H __, iti I , Sammtmes,that line of voyage had never been traversed . e emeee yan Englishman. Before 1599 no association was ninety w d er•: immed t iately s l et at liberty. Ali . thos e Chispthan, U.N., ,i onitri t iele n r ciim lilji a ist li strelved h?re ra L e u tatr ar en: Caledonian all 46 -47 m . en ma e he . m . os . corn . p ete avowal . of their i . ncon- wltta tb d rate participation in the late insurrectionary e homewhr mails. The Orinoco left St. Thomas's on the 21st Cent. •• G. Northern all 34% -35 z.d G D hl r ucester and x.a The railway traffic for de been very encouraging. Mes remind their clients, that " thi crease of nearly 21 per mile pe * LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1852. dreamt of in London for the purpose of more effece movements, and their affiliation with secret societies, ult., and has accomplished the voyage in a little und e r Dean Forest Gt. Western 22% 3- 4 p es. tually carrying on our trade with Ilindostan. Sub- and appeared much affected at the clemency shown to 16 dayr, against fresh breezes from the east d Sh Hartlepl Dock r Yrk,Newej .n war . 0 and Railway t and Bet. "'' '' -.. with an increased mileage, hal former mileage receipts, but The decision between the large and cheep or the sequently, in 1611, our first establishtnents were them. They spontaneously engaged themselves brings 71 passengers, and on freight specie value Hull and Selby Yk. k N.M. all 107 - 109 10S mile per week have, increased n small and dear ldaf, is to be arrived at by the more effected at Cambay, Gozo, Surat, and Ahmedabad, in writing to remain faithful to the Government 756,599 dolls., of which 146,820 dolls. are for account go o : 4 Vh l a ar re ea s Do '' - a ll 5334 - 54 % Do • • .. all 25 -27 and Holyhead average receipts chosen by the country, and they begged M. QUENTIN of the Mexican dividends. Leeds and Brad. Midland .• an 102 - 103 increased 3/., the Eastern Com influential constituencies at the next general election. extended in 1652 to Bengal, in 1654 to Madre?, and BAUCHAET to testify their deep and respectful gra- A shock of an earthquake was ex El' p teneed at St. Lon. and Green. S. Eastern .. all 12% - 12% shire 8/ , the Great Northern Notwithstanding his individual predilections in favour in 1664 to Bombay. By an unprecedented series of titude to the Prince. On 1 - t - ' 7 b hle eaving Lyons MM. BAU- Thomas son the 1 t , but no e.....age was done Do., Pref. .. Do .. .. all 25 -26 x.d Lowestoft, Gd. 4 3i1., tbe Lancashire and Yorlo of Protection, Lord DERBY would not ve n t ure t o re . successes both in the field and in the cabinet, tbe CHART and BERNIER proceeded to V ' Dates from Jamaica are to the * alence. They 16th ult. The per Cent. • • Node& .. an 16% - 17% and the York, Newcastle, and I verse:th e Free-trade policy deliberately adopted on by possessions of the Company have since then multiplied proceeded to examine into the proceedi ngs again s t spring rains had partially set in. The produce De.. 6 per cent Do .. .. all .. -•• Middleabro' and " The prices, as compared it pending date last year, are ii a mere numerical majority of the reprezentatives of the with such astounding rapidity that they stretch 164 prisoners, of whom 88 were immediately re- market was quiet, and the import markets dull. An ltedcar. 6p. ct Stockt.leDez all .. -•• and in others rather lower; bu nomination and compact boroughs-where the choice northwards from the extremity of Cape Como- leased, but they will remain under the surveillance of awful calamity bad befallen the inhabitants of the N e o r . t e a n t e at ' . 6 E. C improvement in price adequate onntlas • au " - " the general once. M. BAUCHART was to have left town of Gustav' , 's in the Island of St. Bartholomew ; Do., 5 per cent. Do. ~ .. all 59 -61 the altogether improve depends, not on the soundness of the candidate's rin to the mountains of Affghanistan. They a 131 • d prospel Valence on the 2d inst., for Crest and Montelimart, nearly the whole of the town was destroyed by fire Do. New .. G o .. .. all • • -.. greater abundance of money. principles, his high character, distinguished pot& embrace, as Lord DERBY observed on Friday, no less the extreme points of the Drorne. and the inhabitants had only time to escape on board p4. v e; i th e n .. atle . l IL i il i t , VI . } ail 44 -46 "„Present prices are, with fe time, or unquestionable qualifications, but on than " twenty-eight degrees of latitude ;'' they coni- General CANROSERT, extraordinar • • the ships in the harbour with a few D 0.% SharesA Do a h. h. 11 9-10 p 20% those of March 14th last year, y commissioner garments hastily the length of his purse and th e f a vour of pri se 328,000 equare miles in the Bengal Presidency, for the centre of France, arrived at Nevers on the saved. Some incendiary fires bad occurred in the Read., Guild., and Reigat e g E as t ern .. all 2134 -22 n d provement, as compared with It zet derable." the patron. Before he enters on a retrograde 154,000 square miles . in the Madras Presidency, and 31st ult., and immediately entered on his functions. Plantations at Barbadoes. In St. Lucia the crop had Roy. & Hitchin G . . Northern 6X 8% - 11% ' course be must be satisfied that gc the intelligence of 11,000 square miles in the Bombay Presidency, con- Several political offenders have already felt the happy been a great deal retarded, but linger making was sk Do f . ,f Biwa.. Do .. • • all 8 % - 8 % In Mark-lane to-day Wheat 1 The Hamburgh mail of last effects of his arrival. again resumed. Proprietors were much dispirited at Goole, 5 per a e n t d . Lane.* York 1/1 11 6 .. -.. change on London 13 q, being the country," as well as the great body of the people, taining a populatioh such as numbered altogether Th d 1 f e eay o twenty days given to the holders of the low prices of produce. South Staffords. Mr. M'Clean 934 I% -I% au, alteration in Public Securities, is favourable to the change. In tho real state of amounts at the lowest calculation to about Five per Cent. Rentes to choose bet • The crop at Trinidad will be ab ween reimburse- hhd out 5 000 - s. Cent Wear Val. 6 per flatter. Bilis on London and . affairs he will, of cou rse , be greatly guided bY the 135,000,000. In the course of th ese very wonderful ment and conversion, finished at midnight on Friday. lees than that•of last year. ' Do. * g t l :. • :: s e;, ° , " . Dar .. • 11 5 1 ii -_ a ft - were in demand. Discounts I gs i n th e more important dia- advances, the arms of a few mercantile ade The demands for reimbursem en t a t th e o ffi ce of th e When the Orinoco left St• Thomas's the Thames, Do. do. .. Do •• '' : 11 • • - - quiet. electioneering proceedin Wilts &Bement, Gt. Western 1 0 94 -95 tricta, particularly in the localities which cannot be venturers conquered more of those once fabulous re. Minister of Finance, and in the departments, amount with the outward mails of 2d ar ! &team; had not ar- In the Amsterdam Stock Mt regarded as either agricultural or manufacturing, gions than constituted at one time the territorial day- T to h 1,55 . 3,014 f. of Bente, or 31,060,1861. of capital. rived th e re. The agricultural reports from the Wind- PREFEIRENCIN 'MAXIM there was very little change in Pi e rei.mbur.sement will take place immediately after ward and Leeward Islands are favourable. Austrian, and French Bonds we but - which can gi •to unbiassed and un• dream of DARIUS HYSTASPES or the gigantic acqui business WBB done in Meeic ; ve expression the verification of the tit] In Paris it is to cora. Railways. Paid. Nominal Prices. Easiness &Oa -.... prejudiced opinions, uninfluenced by considerations sition of ALEXANDEB. During the progress of these mence to-day and fini h es ti 10th •t. DEATH OF HER SERENE HIGHNESS THE toesai , Brazil Bonds were in fevour. ; on t e „ v b ins . ------ -------....-- The Australian adviees to D in which every other member of the °°mlnunitY n°t events, moreover, the rnajesty of Asiatic despotism The C rt ti ens i u onne says :- I , e ave said that at DUCHESS IDA OF SAXE-WEIMAR. Aberdeen .. .• an I ti -Yi dim. I-- du. - ther extraordinary gold discover belonging to either of the contending parties must has gradually dwindled sway under the all-subduing Bordeaux and Marseilles orders have been given to _ tit , Aberdeen. No. 2,7 pr. ct. 2,4 .. -.. x.d be equally interested. Looking on the subject in this influence of a group of Directors in Leadenhall-street, suspend the departure of the prisoners for Algeria. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) Caledonian 101. ••••10 8 % -8% Chester and Holyhead .. all 17% - 17% 8% tains. The Conway steamer being b poiht of view, thejudgmeut f le* 1 the mightiest tnonarehir.s 13 1. - 0 werpool-the mot ern . ... crum ong away one y one wtt l b The nseasure is not peculiar to these two ports. We regret exceedingly to UllOlll3OO the sudden Dund. Fer.& Aber. dune. sX 5 - 534 East.Ang.(3l•loB.) 6p. c. Lil l . 3 . 34 -3 . % . West India news anticipated. Tyre-the commercial m e t • U•t d until the authority of the Mahrattas has altogoth ' ber earn that a telegraphic dispatch of March 25 death of her Serene Highness the D hess Ida of Do., W.) 7 per cent... The committee received this ropolis of the ni e , orders the generals commanding the military divi- Saxe-Weimar, mother of his Ser Lie - • letter from Messrs. Boniton, I ene TT --.ighness Prince r•Ets. p te e m r et c. o ll o o3 . ltzteoht au 74 - 1 16 P 1 Kingdom, must be anxionsl 1 ' F . td . e eared until sch d t• th f H • . y oeked.fer. The Ifs i 5 .pp , u ynas les zs ose o YDER sums and sub-divisions to suspend all movement of pm "La Guayra, 26th February, L Weimar Do. No. 2 • • • • - all % - 7fs P Lord of the Treasur . yl3 well aw„„ i the ass i stance ALI and of Til'1•00 SAID have been swept from the transportation to Algeria, and to stop the march of Edward of Saxe- , and sister of the late Queen Do. New 6p. cent. Steck 10 12% -13 13 12% Plla o Messrs. J. Milligan, John I Dowager of England. that would be rendered to the Protectioniet CUM if face of the ear th as effectually as the royal race o f the prisoners already on their way there. This order Eastern Union, gain de Goldamid, Provisional Agee Liverpool could be induced to p rone , '• T d the I I did • fth M ance in its nova an pen , puissance o e ongol does not apply to the prisoners who are being sent to This respected Princess died ver y suddenly at two guaran. 6 per cent. .. eli 13% -14 Do. 101. Deben. Ethers. all .. -.. 14 Bondholders": - favour. Accordingly, every preparation tee b empire terminated in 1707, in the death of the Ent- Cayenne." Poe. on Saturday last, at Weimar. East 'Lancashire, 6 pe r " Gentlemen,-By order of hi made for tha contest, mad no exertion win a" e s een - Hth I The following communicated note appears in the The mournful intelligence cent. quarter shares .. all .. -.. nister of Finance, we have the In eror AURUNGZEDE. ow ese scarce y credible reached Prince Edward E. se M. York. June. stbs an .. -.. with the following firsts of Ex spared p Patrie :-" Reports of a change of Ministry have been Edin• Per. & Dun. 51 p.a. all 3 - 3 e g to secure a victory. The Secretary of th ffent d• h h • e Treasury triumphs were eee e , ow t e victory of again put in circulation. They are void of the at a late hour last evening.-p„ t. Glas g ow & S.- W. Comet. 100 .. ,'• thousand seven hundred and ei 1 -the adjutant of the Protectionist b • et-e-- ........ Gt. Northern, 5 per Rent. all 1434 - 14% X.d shillings and eightpence sterling,: , rig a , a.e-tue Plessey gave the signal for other victories slightest foundation." The Petrie also publishes the LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH-COAST D0.,5 P. c. Redeem. Scrip 9% 1% -1% pa. T. X. Fleury and File on Dr. A.: " whipper-in" of the party, has been I following communication :- RAILWAt Great South. & Western se ected as one h' h have illuminated cur eastern annals in brit- Arrogave, for ... of the champions, and there can be no doubt that wic until the days of Goojerat, and of " A great number of petitions for pardon have been Traffic-Week ending April 3,1852 (Ireland) eighths .. .. au 7% _ 834 •£e 765 16 4 d t . (Birks and Boulton, Dollen and 6' "' tient succession, . addressed by the relations and idea& ot political pri- Traffic-Week ending April 5, 11351 "'' •'916 0 - - k V : e l:E rn i., 5 per Cent.) 6 .. , Brothers and Cm 0., o n large proportion of the fund collected for electioneerft f h C .. 9,65 • e. the interests ot e ompany were soners ThOr families are hereb • f Total of_ th e e half-year, to this date, 1852 :.. 110,766 6 0 Cit. West., fixed 434 p. ct. 100 -- .. . • • • • • ing purposes will be placed at his disposal. With li t yderabad ; how . . _ _ : • . y. m ormed that the litary genius of CLIVE, and the committee on pardons admit no petitions or requests lotal of th half year, to this date 1 * .851 ... 110 008 13 4 Do. do. .- •• •• 80 .. -.. fostered by the ral Total number of Paaseng era _ evi 1 Lancashire and York him has been assoeiated a highly.respectablegentle H t . , but s h 'db th d d - ' uc as are signe y e con emne prisoners ek ending Man administr t• a ive genius 0 . .. f WARREN ASTINGS ; uOIV April 3, 1852 ... 56 N I shire, F. 201. .• •• .. 6 1% -1 34 dis. which amount yon will b themselves." e pleasi of unimpeachable character and conduct, but whose Do. 6 per ct. Stock • • 100 .. -.. Passengers ... . against the balanee due by this GI .. ''' ...£7,546 6 8 Leeds Northern, 6 per il ubsequentl hir forcea advancedonto Mysore under We read in the Patrie :-" The or " ganization of a Goode ••• ••. opinions on public affairs are not in accordance with tbe y, t e . e n Mar um ot UORNwALLis, into univeral exhibition at Paris has been wished for since ••• ... 2,209 9 8 c ent., No. 1..•••• 13 •. -.. p holders for interest up to the Ist those of ths majority of the electors. But to aid in the fr ernment of the q •tH d b --_—.. Do., do. • • No. 2 17 .. -.. Government is prepared to re ' eecan under Sir Joss SsonE, m o y era ad the 2d December b all the forei n owers ' y g p . Sixty. . Total ... „.. Do., do • • No. 3 5 .. -.. £9 755 16 4 dividends, and also a great ar tu t i , the conflict the demon of religious intolerance is Do. quarters, 1848 .. 9 .. -.. p under the M -arquis of WELLESLEY, into the, territory two Chambers of Commerce, belonging to the most Total miles . open, 1852, 17git . 4 I dittO, ' 1851, 173!‘ next ; and it is the intentioif of ( once more to be unloosed to influence the passions o f m e te. . important manufacturing towns in Europe, have ex- Louden Te =amuse April 5, 1 go 2. • London, Brighton, and ""' •ullicla S• GEORGE BARLOW, ir =na-e-e-e-e ne - at _o toes _____ e. Coast, guar. 5 per et. 100 .. -.. succeeding packet shall take o and excite the worst feelings of the people. Th e i nto it . rees under pressed a desire that France, on account of her geo- De. pref., i p et.filk,lBsl, In .. - „ whole amount be covered.-W e n a l t e island f der Lord MINTO SACRED lIARIII ro Do., Cony. sp. et. 1852 all -.-.. „ ° `'lC SOCIETY. (Signed) "No Popery" cry has been raised by a Rev. Gentle- into the do • o Java un , graphical position, and the stability presented by her The erfor n e fth o. new guar., 6 per et. 100 .• -.. " 13OULTON man, and echoed by many of his followers, but we do the Marquiaraini"e a the Nepaulese under Government, should open an exhibition of the kind. k a tue urafapperr a an c ce :f mtti)ti tereatioa at Exeter-hall, for ..D Lion. &N. West. (Cov. & In addition to the above, the Co' not think that the people of Liverpool will be so very the Burmese und°f 11 AsTING8, into those of This fact is worthy of remark, and shows the oonfi- Formes, drew one of the mit re Clara Novetlo and Flerr 0 t rowded audiences of the Nuneat.) 5 per cent. .. 13% .. - .3' . London &EL-W.. new .. a a - 33 i p . following from Mr. Lord, of the so er Earl AMHERST, confronting the den . ce with which Louis NAPOLEON inspires other season. Madame Novelle's t w e e • London. & Ennis., % She all 11 -12 "Since my respe c t s o e the 10t easily duped, or that they will not clearly perceive power of the S • mill s brought nations. clad," and "On mighty p en e airs, " With verdure stanch., Sheffield. and favoured with the Committee's lett, with th h * t e aut on y h admirabl ef s• were bot . ult., sad am glad to find that ti that the point in diepute, the real issue, to be adjudi- to bear by Lord ay,- A grand dinner took place on Thuradayat the Elystle, sung; and her execution rre y - D L o i . n ne qua lie rs " l4.l 1 11 11% -IPi 13 '"atAlst BENTINCE I against at wh• h ic were present the cardinals, archbishops, and Proachable. Herr Formes h the recitatives : o r v i o _ oe Do., 6::• .. :: :: 3 order, and at the disposal of the pi NI -A P -ax cated on is " Protection" and not " Protestantism." the Lion of Lalaore, intimidating Caubul bishops now in Paris, and several of the principal than ever; and in the ait,4, _es returned in . fi . i ~ Midland Con. 6p. G. Meek 100 .. - .., order of the Minister, • t remit ancea The electors will not, therefore, suffer themselves to be under Lord AucE r Rolling in foaming billows, Do. Consel. Bristol & be made to thi LAND his lower notes rivalled . iii d n • s agency direct, and ' and holly quel w resident clergy. th d 1 epth and sonority epe a Binning., 6 per cut.- 100 136 ..... 13 8 they will receive from Messrs. Bou hoodwinked, or to have the subject-matter on which ling it under Lord E pipes of an o . rgan. LLeao O ROUGH : how A number of Belgian beggars have of late been or- Re is an immense favourite Do., Erewash Valley. 100 .. , the appeal to the country is really made, got rid of all these marvels were e with the public, upon Do., Leic. & Swfumlog., about 5,0001., all that they could _ e c 0e „.......,, dere . dto quit the northern departments of France, and veh h's voice probe by a side-wind, or determined on a collateral ques- the courage of our soldiers "'Pushed through bly unequalled for •um i f _. c f 8 per cent. guar. .. 100 .. .._ t - t . tional remittances will be made as and th e e dt Q ' •thß 1 • h' • are daily expecte a uiveram, e e gianaut onties tone among contempors richn ess an d equali y o Do., Preference .. .. 5 %- % a l& 4% They say to me, ' Yon may consider -rY basses never fails to Norfolk Extensioa .. all 18% - 19% tion. statesmen, until the Sutlej was nergy of our onsenting to receive them. make an impression. k o • 8 Do. guar. 534 per cent. an 5 -5% remittance not only of the balance 'R. eves is alway g however, any doubt could have existed as to the HENRY HARDING a and Scinde by s• subdued by Si c r It is stated, says the Patrie, that a company has excellent in the Creatio Ir. seims -e 4 , and perhaps no tenor of Do. Waveney Vall North' British er. 2 1- 1% dend, but also for that of April part which Liverpool would take in this important NAPIER, leaving the aggregate of Ir CHARLES been formed for the establishment of a railway from the present time combines th It ibutes of voice, ex- oer.wor.any 1 1576 .. _5 5- 5% x.d urged thereto by my agent, ha ne t Lyons to the Sardinian frontier. A demand for a ecution, and style, easential t o o se th a e : p Shrews. & Bir., ) n . ew • p.e . 10 34 , d i l i s - ft% official notice of these dis '' s • controversy, it must be completely sot at rest by the quest to be consolidated under th their mi. propriate delivery positions, e line which will sto at the Pont of sacred music • admini e t ra 'on of this , P in the sam e deur . The sir, "In na- Shrews. and Ches. (Nor. reached me. On the 20th a note h ma gnificent meeting of Saturday, and the cordial and tion of the Marquis of DALROVSIB-- ' concessi has it is said, been just made to the tire worth," was, Is nslial -D-ee • h utmost effect W. Min.) 8 per cent. ail 16 - 16% x.d accompany the agreement of S nt e enthusiastic reception afforded to the Free-trade found for the most part recorded in the will be de BeallVOiSiD, I , t '5l uositively stated that this rail- and made a profound s , sung with t o tie' d t i South Devon •• •• •• all 13% - 14% In the . ir par o South-Easterm 434 p. at. 10 .. -.. resolutions passed bth e t -- bonen ages of Government. - 1 e • • ensation. the oratorio the bass musi of duets South Yorks., 4p. et. gd. 20 1% - %die. thereof, was read in Y th e oh candidate by many thousands of elect ors . Th e l arge ° mu , or of MILL, or of the other of our le P ss • ontinued across Savoy by an Italian 0, consisting chiefly e Ch voln. way will be c and recitatives, was intrusted t the competent char e 2 , Stock. & Hart., guar. 5 and tassed to the Fin amber building-the Amphitheatre-was crowded to ex- minous historians. The hand of th co e annalist I n s Pan Y- • d that Roses ex- of Mr. Weiss. The choru s ° h Creation invariably ve trf e , es of t-e _ ~ a e p. ct. until 1 July, 1856 all .. -.. o.d and Kilkenny, upon. anco Contrai ces , t • the adjoining streets were even densely thronged has failed, however, to strip away the clouds bid -Intelligence has been receive t go d his daughter, MA- well at Exeter h 1 111, " The heavens aro telling, 6 per cent, .. .. .. 3 .. .-... " Nothing, „ further h by those anxious to give in their adheeion, or, rather, of uncertainty concealing the operation of that N ator of Buenos Ayres,. an j. i a. and ono or two other of t h e tante stamp, brilliant, York. Rowe., and Berw., pointnaent of a fisc 9 a transpired i ' ued attachment to the ood obs uee and at one tune ow to testify their oontin g c . , p .erful, IJELITA bad taken refuge In ama 0 sYstem of govern- BUs ' 'N -MESS DonNE IN FOREIG flowing, and "ad ca t RAILWAYS AT THE effect. Th Gt. N.of E. Pur. .. all 15% -16 p andinn," produced the accustomed Do. .. .. .. . 6 3% _ 41 : 4 e Messi a h is ann need for Wednesday in York and North Midland 41 ag ent. Th (Si e English St gced) 44 cause, but who cculd not obtain admission into the ment, through a Court of Directors, which has, ne- n o LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, APRIL 3. Passion-week, according t s t 3 ll l annual custom. The H. and 8. Pureh. .. 10 ft - % die. ots th ere te no eh ock Market has i bcdY of the meeting. There was, indeed, a firm and vertheless, of late dwindled down to comparative an - d Vogne and Amiens, 13%-Central of Fri t t i nce (dtteanes singers will be Madam e Na o s . n o e Miss Dolby, Mr. Sims MOney an d A an ge in prices. Con POIREICIM e Lar ge entos °count. The foreign unflinching determination exhibited to sink all minor insignificance-insomuch that the twenty-four 63,4_4,1-= i l• 22 , 4 -Lexembourg, 414__N r d 14g5i: Reeves, and Herr Formes. e d B ra of France 2214-Orleans an or eaux . , BothOgne and Amlens - .7.• all 13% -133 e i • unts of bullion are coming adicates f differences d t cept the broad issue that has elected representatives of the shareh Id an oac o ers 8 "Paris and L 'l , • d Orleans, 47-Pans and trasbour Yons, 10- ans an . !!"!""••••_._•._-••••••••,.................. Central of France,(o.,V.) all 21% - 22% Demerara •• • • • • all uoted s uture elasticity. -Exche been tendered. There will be nothing taken into of the East India Company, nominally pre- Nano, i ge, 22 tt-Sambre and Meuse, 4M-Tours and ST. JAMES'S THEATItg....-Th e closing performance Dutch Rhenish .. .• 8 . 3 . -- '' % 3 % dis. 4 % s: , eparately, those already rene , '' 74--West Flanders, a-Western of France, N. of Lemaitre, on Friday i n-ght, was honoured by the prose e nc East Indian .. .. .. 18 2% _ a , „ On while the portion that falls due consideration but th fitt* mmercial policy to be siding over the affairs of Ilindostan can e ing co • I scarcely of her Majest h y , vi-o witnessed this graphic and unequalled Do. do. do. .• 20 . .:''''' 1 30 88ibly be reduced in interest, an ---. pursued by a commercial nation. Should our inter- be said to exercise more actual authorit th th y an at artist in one of his best and most touching characters, that of Greatlndlan Peninsula.. all Ditto ditto .. 34 -ti P. a% 665. premium. East India Bonds an Belfegor, in the Paillasse The termination of the engaze •• en y i _% pi The remittance for the Mexica: national trade be clogged and hampered with restric" devolving nPon a council tothe Board of Control. Upon Advices from m SPAIN ' went of Lemait --- Louvain ala Sambre adrid are of t . he 30‘11 ult.. Their re also terminates that of Clarias ,e whose Luxembourg .. .. ..: 1 7 3 % ** - - Orinoco is about 146,000 dollars, it is 4U -4% tions, or should it rem ' f eln ree and unfettered ? that ie, the still further diminution of this authority the Par- contents are very acting in the elaborate drama s of the Porte St. Martin is Ditto (Railway) .. 10 3% ..._, 4 Foreign Stocks are generally vi Unimportant. scarcely inferior to that of Lemaitre himself. .0n Monday Do. .. .. .. .. 1 4 33 Three per Cents. have risen to 46 if not the only, at least the • • • maintpoint to be decided, liamentof England will, within a very narrow interval A friend of General PAYIA had published a reply next the Franc • Ditto (Canal) .. .. 2 %- % to the attacks of /el, ais celebrities will appear, including Regnier li ferred have touched 21 and 211-, the and We trust that other constituencies will follow from the present moment, have to be consulted. The ALeJANDRO DE CASTRO. It was Denali], and Marge et , su L font Roger, and Paul Karla Antonia •• .. 5716 s 84 , 4 - % feared that i . PPorted by . a . , Ditto, New .. .. ' I % • - " and the Five per Cents. 20i to i. a the laudable example afferded by the men of Liver- Le •I t must therefore at once tak • t • • gis a ure t, , ein o consi- his attendance on the General Peet ld h• r turn from A woU on is e . Labs. Among th e e this particular t ar lest novelties in contemplation for Namur and Liege .. .. a u .: - , '• are flatter, at 45A to 46i. Portuguee roup e we ale promised Jules Sandeau's Northern of France 16 ,::24 - 7 poo/. deration the advisability of modifying the influence a hostile meeting witt ? h uttate, at Aranjuez, insist upon comedy, Mademoiselle de la Se , gliere, a an- Beaumarchais' Orleans and Bordeaux :: 1 1 -;',, -' 22% 6% have been 36 to f. The Lisbon acco The speeches of the candidates are well worth of still exercised by the Court of Directors, or of for- The Three per Cents Is adversary. Barbier de Seville. Paris and Lyons .. .. 6 ,V 4 - 3.74 p nance Minister's statement, and thi It. large deficit. Mexican Bonds have I attentive consideration. Mr. CAIDWELL Rh 7 nsferring the whole of their patronage, as at 40 cash ; the Tait; • e were done on the 30!11 u Poo' LAW BOARD C CAN CE.-Saturday a ON TIN Faris and °Haus .. .. Paris and Rouen .. .. au - au 41 .... 4 16 P * tote owed mally tra r per Cents. Deferred 19r ; . 11' -46 i, but aro now 34i i. Equador Bore Coupons, 9 . 1. Bi .in the House of c ommons w„ printed, by which it is P 1 1.1-WerbtiMSelf to be a worthy disciple of Sir at eiteaT the whole of their power, to the Board of aria and Strasbourg ~ 18 14 - 2834 28 se, Buenas Ayres at 76 to 77, and V ...: n-n,l i e 1 - PEEL, well as ""--1-'! " .-1. ---'- _•••,.__.!,................. proposed to continue the Poor Law Board. The Act now /tom and BA" , •• ~, itu ti 4 =22 1 % 22% et 48i. Sardinian Stock is at 93i t o a ' ' ' '' • err' - -- -7\7 -. 4tpngly imbued with the principles which that la- C or to some other group of adminstrators lin- PORT OF LOWESTOFT --T ~ Vli• • m in force will expire a s t o t tof the Coramis. Sambre and Meuse .. he appointmen ~ 1 % .„..-; -so e n --, ontrol, Cents. have bs.'en 92:43- ex - titv. Pe ‘ A; be adores ot tne e reasury sioners, "at the end of th - f Parliament beld next Sl'endrew's&neueecoo) i ll 4 3 -4% 4% -" - ' '‘'''''''' `,' 1)1 ted statesman carried into execution by p„ s d vith the Imperial Government have co t't td I . e session o at 67. ~e_ ~,. - __ "a mediately connec e 1 , • .nti u e .owestoft, at 1 • t present a creek within the after the 23d of July in the present year." The Poor Law .7. *Drs sad Nante s - •• 17 '' - - hi ifices which few, indeed, would have been evil% ) ............. e .„-.....--- , port of larmouth, a seperate and ha d 6% -6% di& rt of th eitise, Jurbise, Lan- Railway Shares have been we k g su pernumerary class, and the arr ependept po a Board is to be further continued to the 23d of July, 1 854, ' d and Hasselt 4 er English lines are at barel • -.- .. eoett;::. e .t. tttithe have encountered. His defence of f ree A The Speaker's seventh and last Parliamentary , /rem 411(1 After the 5111 inetaut, ge ae ment is to take effect and thenceforth until the end of the then next session of West Flauders •• f all •• - - y Preview, re ser -.. . ' ''. tvi `. ' 4 ' k Caner took place on Sattirda.Y. Parliament. ' 2_•• 8 3i ele -eV aro re ~.1-• eh- ~....... _ • . : , ,,P . , . ` a r.,,,_. ---, • <" - , ...• STO able for th , interested rxzars:anarvaads. Leasing Railways. Companies. Paid. NNW/A Prices. Bnablelis done to-day. • Bcdf. k Bletch ley .. Lon. & N.W. all Shining: & Ox ford Junction, Doguarantwiteed t • • a Gt. Western all 2934 -- 3034 ~ hou guarantee .. De ;4; . . all 28 Wolver., & Dudley, gua rantced .. Do is .. all 2934 —. 3034 Do., without a guarantee •• Do • • • • all 28 —29 Buckingharnsh. Lon. &N. W. all 1734 —lB Clydesdale Juno Caledonian all 46 —47 E. Lin., Guar. 6 Der Cent. •• G. Northern al/ 3434 —35 X.d Gloucester and Dean Forest Gt. Western 22)6 3 4 p Hartlepl Dock r Yrk, New. , and Railway t and Rer. j Hull and Selby Yk. k N. M. all 107 109 108 Do. 34 Shares Do .. • • all 5334 54)4 Do. % Shares Do .• .. all 29 —27 Leeds and Brad. Midland .. all 102 103 Lon. and Green. S. Eastern .. all 12 34 12% Do., Pref. .. Do .. an 25 —26 x.d Lowestoft, Gd. 4 per Cent. • • Norfolk .. all 1634 1734 De.. 6 per cent Do all Middlosbro' and Itecicar. 6p. ct Stockt&Dar all • • —" N. & East, 6 per Cent. .. E. Connties •• 9, Do., 5 per cent. Do. .. 5 9 61 Do. Now .. De .. all Preston and sL.&N. W. / an 44 —46 WYre • • .. 1. & La.& Y. 3 Do. 34 SharesA Do .. • • 11 9 — lO p 20% Read.. Guild., and Reigate S. E as t ern all 2134 —22 Li X.d Roy. & Illtchin G. Northern 6M 846 —B% Do. Shep. Ex.. Do • • all 8 % —B% Shot, Roth. and Goole, 5 per ct. Lanc.kYork 18 11 6 .. South Staffords. Mr. M'Clean 934 1% 1 34 cus. Wear Val. 6 per Cent. gun, • • Stockis Du. all •• —•• Do. do. .. Do 25 29 —3O Do. do. .. Do • • all •• • Wilts Somers, Gt. Western 100 94 —95 •. We, tall 8% item Of 2%-2 Race. 7X. Nominal Prices. QUARTER TO THREE. Cozzois 98 / 4 Ditto Account, April 13 ... 98 i BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK (From O 8 per Cent. Consolsthe Ann&fficial Lie.) -- 985 04 India Stock Do. Bonds, 10001 7B p Consols for Acco unt Exchequer Bile. I .(2d. 134 - I%P % - : 5 4 P - :74 'A — iB dla. % li dig 1% - 2 14 -15 i une. 1,0001. ... .............. 70 71 J 66 p 5001. ......... ............ 70 71 66 p Small 70 71 66 p PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCIS, Brazilian Bonds. 5 per Cent. lOO4 x d Ditto Account . Buenos Ayres Bonds 6 p er Cent. ... 76 77 Equador Bonds Grenada, 1 % per Cent. ......... Ditto Deferred bioxicati Bonds, 1846, 5 per Cent 3 4 1,4 qv' Ditto 3 per Cent. Peruvian Bonds, 5 per Cent Do. Deferred 3 per Cent 67 i'ortuguesc Bonds, 5 per Cent Ditto Converted, 1841 Ditto 4 nor Cent. Ditto Account Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent — Ditto Account f3panish Bends, 5 per Cent,lB4o Ditto Passive Bonds 5.4 3 / 4 bpanish Bonds, 3 per Cent 4 6 1,4 47 46% Ditto, New Deferred Venezuela Bonds Dividends on the above payable in London. Dutch 2 1 4 per Cent., 12 Guild Ditto 4 per Cent. Certificates dis • LL 30 -31 4 - 5 P 9 % 10% Par M p p 4 1Z - % P 6 -. 7 10 —i l 2y, — 2 % 'A 'Adis, 7IC 13.3./flug 38 - 39% 'YI% - 49 16; -12% 24 - 25% 18% -17% 2V% - 30 17 3 4 - 17 32 - 33% 42% - 43% -16% -865 8 -- Z 34 14 i536 all I .. ..A.NE01713. 48 - 491,4 27% - 71 -80 8O —Bl% I Le errors of the Ofdcial tato, an 1 correspondents.] MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS, Y, TWO O'CLOCK. The Cott on Market at CIT Liverpool was quiet on Satur day at previous rates. The sales were estimated at 4,000 bales, including 300 Starat at 33d. to 4kd., 30 Sea Islands at le. Id. to le. 3d. per lb., and the remainder American. —Railway Shares were dull at lower prices. Whatever may be the reasons assigned for the tem porary dullness in the Manchester trade, there can be Do pretence to attribute the same to the opration of free trade. The causes which Mr. H. R. Forrest assigns are these:— O YD'S SHIPPIN G--( THIS DAY.) LONDON, APRIL s. —Wind this day at noon N.N.E. . DEAL, APRIL 4 . — Wind;S.E.; P.M. N.E . — Arrd. Ba tavia, Batavia, for Amsterdam; Prospect, Callao, for Banff, Calypso, Rio Janeiro, for Stavanger ; Solide, Ba tavia, for Gothenberg; Samuel, Colombo; Blorenge, Mauritius; Genevieve, Para; B erw i c k C ast l e, Valpa raiso; M - .ries, Buenos Ayres, for Antwerp. Arrd. from the Raver and 8610, Ocean Bride, Monte Video ; Cor nelius Grinnell, N ew Y or k ; Quebec, Quebec ; Eliza Thornton, Batavia ; Eblana, Cape of Good Hope ; Helena, Rio Janeiro; Apprentice, Demerara; City of London, Montreal; Susan, Nassau. Arrd. Emperor, Moulmein. Arrd. from the River and sailed, Commo dore and Tobago; Laurel, Quebec. DOVER.—Off port, Heinadal, Rio Janeiro, for Copen hagen. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 4.--Wind E.S.E.—Arrd. Africa, Manilla. Off port, Quebec, New York. OFF THE WIGHT.- - Cori, Bahia, for Hamburgh; Solid , B'Atavia, for the Baltic; Alida Jacobs, Samos, for Amsterdam. OFF BEACHY DEAD. — America, Bombay, for the LavEnrooL, APRIL 4.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrd. Cumber land, Baltimore; Argo, New York; Cambyses, St. John's, New Brunswick; Ranger, Singapore; Enway, New Orleans; Hemptress, ditto; Persian, Mobile; Ashland. Apalachicola; El:zs Ernaron, Baltimore; Sa rantk, Philadelphia; Roscius, New York; Southamp ton, ditto ; Daniel Webster, ditto; Emanuel, Callao; Elizabeth Archer, Valparaiso ; Carlton, Maranham; Betty. Maracaibo ; Queen, Now Orleans; Lord Ashbur ton, ditto; Stale Riots, Mobile. Std. Ashburton, New York; Kerr, Madras; Sappho, Buenos Ayres; Chacer, ditto; Meery, St. Thomas; Sandbach, Demerara; Elea nor, Balk, United states; Icdian Ocean, New York; America steamer, Boston; Marv, Halifax; Anne, Mont real; Tancred, Prince Edward's Island; Martha, New Yolk; Persian, ditto; Malabar, ditto; Ceres, Belize; William, Portland, United States; Alice Gill, Montreal. Off port, Meridian, New Orleans; Ann Baldwin, —; Marchio ness o f Clydsdale, —; Herculaneum, —. DUNBAR, APRIL 4.—The Maria, Hamburgh to Leven, was in contact with an English schooner on the night of the Ist inst. and sunk; crew saved. Smoo, APRIL 3.—The Lark, of Greenock, from same, was abandoned on fire 31st ult., to the southward of the Maidens, Port Patrick bearing S.E., distance nine " Ist, the natural cessation of orders after the exten sive business previously traneacted ; 2d, the disquiet oc casioned by the mooting of the question respecting the stability of the free -trade system —a system which has caused such en incalculable good to this district, and a reversal of which would entail more or less discontent and misery in every corner of the ted Kin g d om, 'Uni l as well as h e et h er countries; and, 3d, the ate advices from America bri ng i ng more f a v ourable accounts respecti ng the cotton crop, about which the general opinion appears to he that the yield this year will fully mount up to 2,800,000 8., if, indeed, not more. All these eircum stances tend to make purchasers pause in their operations, or to restrict the nevnitude of them as much as possible, consequently it would appear more than probable that a continuance of quietness will be the principle feature in our markets for some time to come, at least till some thing definite be known respecting the question of free trade, and thi s year ' s yield of cotton." Mr. G. F. Maudley, writing from Manchester, also states that the improvement in mills and machinery is one cause of the increased supply. The Bradford market is described as being very bad, owing to the small demand for America, and for home consumption. A champion of the interests of the Easter n U Railway has app eared in the person of Mr. James nion F. Saunders. That gentleman desires a fair fusion of railway interests eastward of the Great Northern; which he considers may be effected. The lines not yet under agreement with the Eastern Counties he considers may be placed under their control, and the injury that has ensued to all from competition be arrested. The matter is recommended to the consideration of the share. holders generally iu the Eastern district, and the writer observes:— " The conviction has forced itself upon Itle, perhaps tardily, that until the Eastern Counties Company, by a perfect amalgamation with the Norfolk, Eastern Union, and the Stour Valley lines, can be put into possession of the revenues of the three railways at once, every one of the companiee, and mostly their own , must suffer greatly from prolonged and unnecessary competition. I now find that that company can work the amalgamated pro perty far more advantageously for themselves, and the others, than can be done under the control of separate boards, and that a proper arrangement may readily (as I show in the sequel), put an end to an annual payment made by them now to the Norfolk Company of 57,6001., and substitute for it a fixed annual one of about 109,3504 for the whole of the lines. The comies a malgamated, which have any rolling stock, ough probe paid by the Eastern Counties' Company for it, either in cash or in some equivalent manner, and each of them should retain, and at their own discretion, dispose of their surplus property, not connected with any part of the railway they have made, or now wanted for it." The railway traffic for the past twelve weeks has been very encouraging. Messrs. J. S. Tripp and Co. remind their clients, that " the Aberdeen shows an in crease of nearly 21 per mile per week. The Caledonian, with an increased mileage, has not only maintained its former mileage receipts, but its average receipts per mile per week have increased more than 2/. The Chester and Holyhead average receipts per mile per week have increased 31., the Eastern Counties 34, the East Lanca shire 81, the Great Northern 104, the Great Western and the Lancashire and Yorkshire 84, the Midland 21., and the York, Newcastle, and Berwick 21. ~ The prices, as compared with those of the corres ponding date last year, are in some instances higher, and in others rather lower; but we nowhere observe an improvement in price adequate to the increase of traffic, the altogether improved prospects of railways, and the greater abundance of money. ",Present pri ces are, with few exceptions, inferior to those of March 14th last year, notwithstanding the im provement, as compared with last month, is very oonsi. derable." In Mark-lane to-day Wheat has fallen 13. per quarter. The Hamburgh mail of last Friday quotes the Ex change on London 13 6, being i lower. There was no alteration in Public Securities, but Shares were rather flatter. Bills on London and Amsterdam at all sights were in demand. Discounts were lower. Coffee was quiet. In the Amsterdam Stock Market, on the 3d instant, there was very little change in Public Securities. Russian, Austrian, and French Bonds were supported. A large business was done Brazil Bonds wer e i n fav in ou M exican at ad vance d prices. r. The Australian advices to December 22 notice fur ther extraordinary gold discoveries in the Snowy moun tains. The Conway steamer being behind time, has had her West India news anticipated. The committee received this morning the following letter from Messrs. Boulton, Dallett, and Co., dated a L a G uayra, 26th February, 1852," and addressed to a Messrs. J. Milligan, John D. Powles, and de Goldsmid, Provisional Agency for the Venezuelan Bondholders": -- e Gentlemen,—By order of his onour to w ai t upon youy, the Excellent Mi nister of Finan ce , we have the h with the followi ng f i rsts of Exchan ge , for in all four thousand seven h un d red and eighty-two pounds twelve shillings and eightpence sterling, say two I. Fleury and Fils on Dr. Ameba() Arrogave, for ... ... ... £l,OOO 0 0 Boulton, Dallett and Co., on Baring Brothers and Co. .• SOU TLIAMPTON.—And. Conway steamer, West Indies. A pril 5, 8 A 31., (per electric telegraph), Orinoco steamer, West Indies. WEYM.GIITH ROADS. —Sara, Santos for Hamburgh. DART3IOUTII, APRIL 3.—Wind E.—Arrd. .Marce hestave, Odessa. Chanticleer, Newfou n dl an d ; Mercury, St. Michael's. Off port, Jantina. Arrd. Jan tina, Trieste and Cephalonia; Ann Sopbine, Ancona; Charlotte, Port Adelaide; Governor-General Roehew seur and Hercules, Batavia; Antwerpen and Hesperus, Rio Janeiro; Hermann, St. Thomas's; Hampden, New Orleans; Agues, Nassau, FALBIOIITU, APRIL 3.—Wind S.E. to E., strong breezo.—Arrd. British Isles, Robinson, Penang; Am pulla, Daniel, Marsala; Saucy Jack, Cousens, Mauritius; Susan, Anna, Charlotte, and Francisca, Alexandria; Express Kertch; Champion, James, Ibrail; Cynthia, Goldsworthy, Malta; Elizabeth, Schell, Licata; Yong/ Urllem, Lagos; Actria, Watson, Leghorn. Off port, Boliva, Murray, Sydney, New South Wales; Black friars and Alert, ditto; Walvisch, Bangoewangie; Ors, Buckhardt, Porto Plata; Nassau, Batavia; Emily, China; Camperdown, Denny, Calcutta; Ocean Queen, Alexandria. GLOUCESTER, APRIL 3 .—Sld. Abi OFF ST. ANN'S lIPAD, APR gall , Rolt, Quebec. Barbadoes; Sophi a, New York. IL 2.--A rr d. Caroline, MARKET NE WS.-(THIS DAY. CORN E XCHANGE_ (11/10.NDAY.) Oar letters from the provincial markets, held on Satur day, state that very moderate supplies of home-grown Wheat were on offer ; yet that the demand for all kinds was heavy, on somewhat lower terms. At the outports, foreign Wheats commanded very little attention. Fine Malting Barley sold to a fair extent, at previous curren cies. In gr hin inding next to a nd distilli ng sorts, as well as Malt, fair extent; but notg was d Beans oing. o ats changed hands to a , P ens lected. and Flour were much neg- In the Baltic ports very few transactions have lately taken place in Wheat or other articles for shipment to the United Kingdom. The French, Dutch, Belgian, and American markets have ruled heavy. Up to our market, last week, the arrivals of grain, coastwise were small; whilst the imports from abroad amounted to 3,688 quarters of Wheat, 6,645 Barleys 16,802 Oats, 94 Beans, 3,083 Tares, 6,530 Linseed, 3,744 Rapeseed, 49 sundry seeds, 9;938 sacks and 2,605, barrels of Flour. Compared with those reported on Monday last, the re- Essex and Kent, were tolerably good, but not to say ex tensive. From the East coast, the supply of that grain was but moderate, and the arrivals from the Midland counties, per railway, were by no means large. The genetal quality of the samples was good. Notwith standing :hat the aggregate supply did not exhibit any material excess, the aernand for all kinds, owing to the small number of millers in attendance, sad the late heavy imports of French Flour -upwards of 8,000 sacks - -was in a ver tions y inaetiv a state, at a decline in the quota obtained on Monday last, of is per quarter, at which a total clearance was not effected. Numerous offers reached us to forward Wheats from Norf o lk, C embridge, &e., o n l ower oterms; but the amount business doin g was very limited. The show of fresh foreign Wheat was small; but there was an increase in the supply, ex-granary. Really fi ne samples were held at full rates of currency. In the mid dling and inferior kinds, though offired at a reduction of is per quarter, next to nothing was doing. For exports we have very few sales to report. Float ing cargoes from the westward were somewhat lower to purchase. Egyptian, 28s per quarter, freight, cost, and insurance. We had a moderate inquiry for fine malting Barley, the show of w hi c h was small ing and di s tilli ng sorts met ,at full currencies. Grind previous rat es , a dull i nqu i ry, at barely Tho demand for Malt no actual d ec li ne took w as heavy. I n pr i ces, however, place, The supply of O ats was comparati ve ) being on the increase, the trade culty supported, y heavy' and l a t e rates were with diffi- We had a very dull sale for Beans, the show of which Scarcely was but moderate, at barely stationary prices. Grey b All other kinds were a ll C Very ...II . a eas were scarce,and held at full quotations. currencies were almost nominal. The Flour trade was Wheat—Asicx........ 33, in a depressed state. Country marks and foreign quzlities were is per 280 lbs. cheaper. any Indian Corn was on offer, hence th e & Kent P , ER IXPE:linervatle"r .'• CuRRENc Y a 44s Oats— —Yorkshire .. • .d 6OS to 63 to _ ~ 42s 5.2 LIIICOiIISk , Fe a e n d. 181 22s Ditto White, New Potato ..:..• •• • • sug 2611 Norfolk and Lin- __ s 44s Youghal and Cork, Black ••••• •• 188 218 Ditto, Whit • 1 —s Cork, led •„ •• •• 19s 22s Irish, Bej • • " • • • • —a Scotch, Feed Ditto,W 283 30s 32s Beans-Tlek .. ••• • • Ns s ri: 30s Pigeons.... ••• •••• •.•. gis 33s Now. ••• • • •• • • 248 26s Peas —Grey . • ••• •• ••• • • 28s 31a B ley—Grinding • 7 , coln, Red. • • • • 3 4 `) 25 47s ftr malting •• " • • • • :: 2 3 3 6 2 : Maple . .... .. .. .. 295 323 Chevalier •• .. : White.— .• •• •• 26s 29s bialt—Suffolk and Nor-33qBoilers .... ••• • • 32s 348 45s 583 Flour —Town -made... 38s 40s Klagston and Ware 518 583 1 Stoektn &Norfolk 30a sa l Brown ........... 43s 48s i Suffolk .......... u s au SEED. A few sales have taken place in East India Linseed, at ex ship. For shipment, Black Sea is quoted at 428 6cl; Calcutta, 425; and Archangel, 32s per 45A per quarter, quarter. Rape is held at 3 Bs. Linseed cakes are tole rably firma. In other articles very little is doing. TurnlpWhite, per bush. 8s to II s Carraway .• ...... .... 83s 363 Swede ••••• •• • • 108 I2s Coriander ...... ••• • .. 15s 19s Mustard, 8r0wn.... • • 8s So Iferopseed, per quarter 32s 358 White, new .. • • ..ns I'd 6sod Linseed Eng sowing— 583 6" Tares,Winter ——•••• 4s 6d 5s 041 Cru•shitaz•—•••••••• 455. 43s Spring —•••••••• 4s 6d 5s Od Baltic ...... •• .. 42s 45s Canary, per Quarter •• 793 42s Odessa ...• • ... 44s 48i Rye crass -... ••, • • 283 35s Linseed Cake pr.l,ooo— Itcki En,,. (ewt.) 44a - "S English '.. .Si lOs 10/ 5. White ••••.• • • • • 4G3 sss Foreim per ton 71 Ins 9 1 0 , Foreign Bed .. .. .. white., •• I S•L Rape Cakes, pr ton 415 s 42 los 4ts 58, Rapeseed,New, p r I s t 2110 s 231 Os s • •• •"• .• 213 2hs SP IIXTEZEIXICI.D. stock re reported into London. The total import was 1;185 head against 2,218 di tto i n the corresponding Pe- tied in 1 8,51; 1,151 i n 1850 ; 1,061 in 1849; and 1,395 of ,he in 1848. Tne foreig n Sh eep are now mostly arriving out t wool. Rambure.h Troi a Beasts. INTO LONDON Ile THE PAST Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves WEEK. . Pigs* 104 .., - ... - H - ••• ... - arlingen 135 .., 3 0 •‘. -- .., 10 „. Antwerp ..„ ... —. ... 1 3 ..• --- 20 • 274 - 145 A L e n t is ta te rd rd a a na m. . , .. : 69 1 ...... 065 ... -- Dorcir, •••••• ... ••• --' ••• 6 ••• Ostend..., --- ... -- ••• --• ... .. ... --. -...-„, ....moo •••••m... 664 ~, ... ~, 310 ... ..-■ ..• 3,782 12 8 which amount y ou will be £4,782 12 8 pleased to rece i ve and hold holders for against the interest balance due by this Gov ernment to the bond up to the Ist of October last. The Government is prepared to remit the balance of said dividends, and also a great part of those due Ist April next ; and it is the intention of Government that each succeeding packet shall take on remittances until the whole amount be covered.—We are,_ &c. ( Si gned) " BOULTON, DALLETT and Co." In addition to the above, the Committee received the following from Mr. Lord, of the same date : " Since my respects of , the 10th inst., I have been favoured with the Committee's letters of the Ist and 31st ult., and am glad to find that the 19,5001. is now in order, and at the disposal of the provisional agency. By order of the Minister, remittances are henceforward to be made to this agency direct, and by the presenptosp;iebkiet they will receive from Messrs. Boulton, Dallett, and Co. about 5,0004, all that they could rbo p t r rint o i c sie u td re h ; a.s a ien d o ta 3 tional remittances will be made as quickly a s They say to me, ' You may consideraa certain theprompte. remittance not only of the balance of the T O b e t o o belr. diii dend, but also for that of April next." Mister urged thereto by my agent, h official notice of those disposi-tiaosnsp to give me reached me. On the 20th a note from th accompany the agreement of . Ch amber ° oerfBßllle resolutions passed by the bondh Id r' last, with . S eptembe 0 MII - I"!ter to to e thereof, was read in the and passed to the Finance, Committee to p b rac e pspe r nr e ot p ab o tai r tv t ie e os d n, upon." " Nothing further pointment o f a fiscal has transpired in regard to the ap agent. - The English Sto ck (S M ig a n r . l e( e l) t has Arthoenreeyisan change in boon ver y quiet, and for Consols are 98i prices. . Liu Account . The foreign. Large amounts of bullion are coming in, indicates future elasticity. and everything falls due Exchequer- s bills a a li re g n o o od w . ~ o the portion that 7qiusotelld,hsielparately, those already renew i e .n d b j e u i n og e, a a t n 7 d oi n . a t y o Possibly b e reduced st, aro not higher t h an 66 T s. h p e re r m em iu i m tt . anc E e ast i l n nd t i . h .n a c t l37 m e m e d x s i a ca re n at ai 7 , B id s. e r n r d e s m b i y um th . o Orinoco i s a b out 146 f0 ,0 r 00 dollars, it is said. Foreign Stocks are generally very good. Spanish t i o . t 4 h 6 E i and p : s , s l i 7 v .0 areT h e .5 1 1 1)i- , and sun 2l Three a e v r 0C touched ents .ha have risen a fe n r d re t d he b Fi ve per Cents. 20a to 4. Spanish Threes now are flatter, at 451 to , 16i. Portuguese Four per Cent!. have been 36 to 1. The Lisbon accounts give the Fi nance Minister's statement, and this Still exhibits a large deficit. Mexican Bonds have been down to 344 --, but aro now 34,4 i. Equador Bonds arc supported at si, Buenas Ayres at 76 to 77, and Venezuela at 484 to , Iti. Sardinian Stock is at 93f to ::1. Dutch Four per Cents. have bLcn 9.21- ex-ctiv. Pei 'avian Deferred sire at 67. Railway Shares have been weLlter English line s are at barely p re vious rates, The F ore i zu •" ' Gold Mine b'hares are dull. Ii T9tAI ~~~~~ Paid. 13/. ss. tinsamaL (ler to-day. Trefoi