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The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-09

BHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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cesuALTIRS.

Commerce, Curran, frontßonny tor Liverpool, was aban-
doned at sea the 2nd April, and afterwards went ashore on
. .

the Blarkea ; crew saved.LDinule, April .5. -----
Child. Harold, from Bombay, left Table Bay Feb. 13, and
was reported to have been wrecked on tae 13th on Damn
Island; captain drowned.
Elliott., Hill, tit South Shields, from Newcastle to Hamburg,
foundered on the Dogger Bank, let April ; crew picked
up and landed here 3rd April, by the Mercurius, bound to
Grangemouth.—L• ith, April 8.
Isabella and Dorothy, Carr, from Sh'elds to Barcelona, came
in here today, very leaky, having put back from 200 miles
to the Weetward.—Eleilly, April 2.
London, from Mauritius for Queenstown, at Cape of Good
Hope. leaky.—Liverpool, April 8.
Mary, Kemp, of Liverpool, was wrecked previous to 31st
Dec., after crossing Brass River Bar ; crew saved.
Royalist, Greenwell, from Alexandria to Southampton,
dragged both her anchors home near to ledge of rocks, and
strut k heavi'y aft; assistance was sent, when both chains
were slipped, and the vessel run safely on the ground in
side the pier ; she does not make much water.—Scilly,
April 4.
Ranger, Robertson, of Shields, from Malta to Q town,
run oa the rocks in Dunmanue Bay yesterday ; crew sated ;
vessel much damaged ; cargo burg lauded in a damaged
, state, and will be sold.—Skibbereen, April 5.
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•RHIVID. I MAILS.
London, England, 1850-04-09

GREECE AND THE LEVANT.

MALTA, APRIL 2.
The Peninsular and Oriental Comm ny's steamer
Was arrived, tidy on the morning of the 31st ult.,
from Seidl ateptan and Clibraliar, with 78 passengers.
The Poles who came in the Turkish steamer Faif,
were landed in the Lasetto, instead of going
on to Cagliaaa, as reported to be their
destination. They are allowed to come to
Valletta In small parties. They are officers
and non-commissioned officen, and are a very fine
Indy of men. Her Majesty'. steamer Odin leaves to-
day for the fleet at Salamis; the Ganges will follow
in a few dap, with provisions for five thousand men
for two months, The French steamer cams in from
Athens and Constantinople c n the 31st ult. Letters
from Constantinople state that the country is per-
fectly tranquil ; trade very dull. The princess lately
born is dead. Msjor Nicholson, aide-de-camp
to the Governor-General of India, has left Constanti-
nople, in company with General Guyon, formetly
in the Huns/snap service, for BMUS% Captain
haston. a Queen's mesoenger, bad arrived in the
French steamer with deep tclus for Sir Stratford Can-
ning. The Turkish steamer Farli-hut had lett for
Gallipoli, to emtark 230 Itslian refugees for Genoa.
H.M. steamer Porcupine lied alto arrived from
the fleet, with despatches.. Immeliately a'ter re-
(retying them the English ambassador had an
interview with the Mini.ter for Foreign Affair..
Letters from Athens, of the 29th, mention that the
Grecian affair is not yet concluded. Baron Gros and
Mr. Wyse had had ter quent conferent•es, and the basin
of an engagement bed ben agreed U.. Despatches
have been received from Mr. Zograpt. os, the Greek
envoy to St. Peteriburgh ; he arrived there on the
23rd February, and was very kindly received by
Count Nenselrode.

COLONIAL
London, England, 1850-04-09

SPAIN.

We have rewind our corresposdenoe from Madrid
of the 3rd. Tbe opposition papers were seized on
that day, and the Patric fined by an order of the
polit4ail °hie.
The king has °Demented to forego his opposition to
Name s.

General Amettler has been sent on of Madrid.
A royal dean" of the Queen of Spain, abollehlog in
P.* chief towns of provinces and sea-ports the ootroi
duties en 82 articles ef ',meal consumption' is in-
serted in the Madrid Garotte of the god. The Prince
and Princess de Merrill* bad embarked for Cadiz for
England, and the Brazilian milliner, who had been to
that piass to attend then, bad returned to Madrid.
The arreldeezpeenes the opines that the budget of
this per may present =increase.: 1513,000,000 reels,
as compared with that of last year.
wasess. Aran I.—Three per alma, Ml me amain; Farr
Thar. It Me mei Pour per data., le saw- nye
.36r Cebu,
13 paper Boles, 13i meerese., 13i sash. Privy% 31 aceount;
dew Doke, 31 MI6 auk. Oman; 7 paper. Baal a St. Perdlnend.
iseltaate as Ueda; WA, et 90 dam Threw 5411, with
Osepres, 93 paper.

Advice, from Berne of the 6th inst. bring intern-
genca of the opening of the National Council on that
day. The president, Dr. &cher, delivered the open-
ing speech. He eulogised the re-conotitstion of the
canton of Thurgovia. He adverted to the pro-
grammes of the two parties, approving that of the
government committee and condemning that of the
oppoition.

ITALY.
London, England, 1850-06-04

MILITARY.

- ----- - -
LintrrAintnata 811 lour BUCVAN, H C.D. —Tile die-
tinguished general officer, who died on the 2nd inst., entered
the army as as ensign in 1795, and the same year obtained
his lieutenancy in the Scotch brigade. He was actively em-
ployed in t►e Mysore war against Tippoo Seib, and wua pre-
sent at the battle of dallvallsy and the assault upon Bering*
pate. la 1798 and 1799. In the two nest lean Lieute-
nant Buchan served in the operations against the southern
Poligars, on which occasions he relinquished a staff ap-
pointment to join his regiment in the field. Ile subse-
quently held detached commands in the island of Ceylon
during the Kandian w. Afterwards he proceeded to the
West Indies, and held a command at the weak and captors
of Osadaloupe, in 1810. The following year he served with
the Portuguese army, and from 1811 until 1814 was em-
ployed in Spain and Porters!; during this period he wee
present in the bottles of Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nivr,
Orthes, and Toulouse. He had received a gold cross and
one clasp for his services as Commander of the 7th Portuguese
Regiment at Guadeloupe, Vittoria, Pyrenees. Riven*, and
Niue ; and the silver medal for Orals and Toulouse. Ile
had also received the medal for S'inmate's. For his eer-
♦ices he was in 1831 nominated a H.O B ; in 1838 ape
pointed Colonel of the 95th Regiment; and in 1843 he was
removed to the Culoneley of the 32nd, now vacant by his
denims.
London, England, 1850-06-04

THE PENINSULA.

The Oriental Company's steam packet Montrose,
Captain John Bowen, arrived at Southampton yes-
terday (as announced in that day's Express), and
landed her mails under the charge of Lieut. Langton,
RN., admiralty agent. Her dates are: Gibraltar,
May 26; Cadiz, 27; Lisb3n, 29; Vigo, 31.
The imprisonment of the Admiralty Agent of the
Pacha, by the civil governor of Cadiz, bas caused a
great sensation in that town. It appears that it is
the military governor alone who basally control over
the treatment of strangers. Documents, explaining
the whole of the circumstances, have been brought
home by the Montrose, to be laid before Lord
Palmerston.

-
The sqaadrou in the Tagus, under Commodore
Martin, were at single anchor when the packet left
on the 29th, and was reported u ready to sail imme-
diately the wind and tide would permit; but the
Dragon, war steamer, arriving at the time from
Gibraltar with provisions for the squadron, might
prevent the squadron from sailing immediately.

LORS OF AN EMIGRANT SHIP.—The recent mail
from New York brought tidings of the wreck of the Sem
phis*, from Newry to that port with 200 penmen, entl
meats to the interior of that country. The Seraphim was
fitted uut under private pesulation. For ward days prior
to the 21st of April last the summered very stormy
member, and suddenly on that day, when in let. 43 32, long.
46, she was struck by a tremendous sea, which threw her
completely on her beam-ends. The crew by considerable
of rt suceseded in righting the ship by Gutting away the
masts. It was, however, lucovered that she had sprung a
leak, sad though all the pump. wee iastantly pat into
operation, It was found, after many hours' working, that the
water is the hold inereased. The following day three via-
nds hom In sight, and signals cf distress soon attracted their
attention. They proved t be the NI Dorado, from Loudon,
the Woodman, of Liverpool, and the brig Galas& also of
that port. The weather had luckily moderated suflielently
to amble their rendering immediate easistanes, sad in a
short time every one of the emignate, together with the
crew, was taken off the sinking wreck without a simile
amidaas.
London, England, 1850-06-04

. MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY BTAXINIII.
The Committee of Spanish American Bondholders
have headed to as the subjeiaed, to the pablioation of
which fn the Stook Exobasse this @adorning was dieing
chi raayked boproveinentila the valued New Granada
Beads notified shover
Tee Osientittes of Breda melodeon Bondholders have
rewired • Meer has their erste at Bagezaresers. remise,
Wilms, wed Co., unlade.. April 19 to ,they eslyeatet
the essewhese that the t of New elms& proposed
Is ..he provision he W divides& In weer by as hese of
beads buries I per oast. helesest, needvable
sodded
oasis of import daes. The grrsesisest hod gee
so Mears. Fowles, Wilms, sad Cc that they bed railhead
to Mews. &slog Ikethersoesd Os, 17,71 t ask, tower&
paymeet of the dividend of Des Mr, ISM. Mr. Lord, the
awed Ms Vesesseiss he.dhsMma, mitre ustior date
Le Gwyn, M sit., that be WM mil • sewasusieatios with
the peratusese la *Ow NM seepage. He hopes
to Berms, dselo ollbesseipiess ea tale matter by
Übe meatus&
The meals: wool fairs in Germany appear to have
commeneed under fitvonrable auveoes for the wool
growers. Letters of the 30th alt. from Breaks elate
that at Ratibor the whole stock, consisting of about
700 cwt., was immediately eleared off at prices
averaging from 3 to 6 dollars above last years' spring
prices • and at Schweidnits about 1,300 cwt. bad
boss disposed of at an advances of 6 to 8 dollars for
the fine, and about 6 dollars for the inferior qualities.
Is bath eases the washing is highly spoken of, but
the weight is 6to 8 per cent. less than last year. At
Breslau the clothiers and wool dealers were beginning
to arrive, and 120 cwt skin wool had already ex-
changed hands at about 70 dollars. The new clip
had *gm to arrive, and several thousand cede. were
already in store, but of siogle clip none bad yet been
hronght to market. The washing is satisfactory, and
in some cases is exceedingly good.
Alex.ndris advioes of the 22nd May state that cot-
ton had been in rood domed with a considerable
advance in price. Sales had been made to the extent
of 18,000 centnere, and the market was still very firm
at the improved quotations, 91 dole. to 101 dole. for
private, and 101 dole. to 11 dole. for Pashas and Bays.
The demand for flax was moderate, but owing to the
small supply the price was well maintained. Some
large sales of wheat and beans had been made by
government, which were taken in liquidation of
claims and re-sold at a loss of about 4to 3 per cent.
The market, however, was firm at the &Bowing
quotations: 164. 10d. for government Said, and
13e. lid. to 14e. ld. for Beheira wheat, and 13s. to
14s. Id. for beans, all f. o, b. Shipping was scarce,
and freights had advanced in ooneeqoeboe to 9-16 d. to
at for cotton, and 6s. 6d. for wheat for ordere. Ex-
change 97 piastres.
London, England, 1850-06-03

SPAIN.

The Madrid Casette announces that a erontract has
be•n entered into with the Count de Returnoes, bro-
ther of the Duke de Rianzues, the husband of Qinen
Christina, and M. Marliani, for the supply of water by
pipes in Madrid. Ths expense of this enterprise is
estimated at 100 millions of reale (25,000,000 fr.) The
treaty permits the import free of duty of foreign ar-
ticles required for the works. and the capital employed
is to be exempt from taxation for tea years attar the
completion of the contract.

MADRID, MAT 21.—Three per Cents., U LU paper; after Bole&
U emir. nun, 111 paper. Pine, IS 11-111. Peselree, 3 13-16.
gen 7
i cash. beak IL Ferdmind, at. Exchange on Lon-
oo3.
London, England, 1850-06-03

FRANCE.

PARIS, SnrIFILDAT Elrannro.
Towards the close of the sitting of yesterday M.
Larabit, a veteran of the imperial army, who accom-
panied Napoleon to Elba, and an energetic member of
the Left, made some remarks which excited
attention. It appeers that according to the
57th article of the Constitution laws voted
with urgency ought to be promulgated wittin 3 days
after their adoption by the Assembly, whereas laws
voted in the ordinary way are promulgated at the
end of a month from the period of the r passing.
Hence the President of the Republic has, on the pre-
sent occasion, enly three days instead of thirty for ar-
riving at the decision, competent to him by virtue cf
his prerogative, whether the bill shall be submitted to
a fresh del'heration. M. Larabit's proposition was
that the Assembly should give the President on so
important an occasion thirty days for ripe considera-
tion on this point. Some members taking this me-
don for an occult protestation from the Elyeee, and a
sign that some members of the cabinet were not
friendly to the bill, or at most lukewarm, reminded
the government that urgency had been demanded in
accordance with its wishes. M. 'lapin declared that
the Assembly amid neither stretch nor shorten the
President's prerogative ; sxd so the affair dropped. '
The process of balloting took place yesterday, ac-
cording to the most solemn form, at the tribune.
Each voter put into the box a ball as well as a ticket.
The name of Od.lion Barrot is not to be found on
either side, nor is that of De Tooqueville, who is very
unwell at preeent. Gustave de Beaumont, Bar-
thelemy de S-. Lamoriciere, Langui-
pair, Fabvier, and many more members of the Ctrs
porti, are among the minority.
In its sitting of to-day the Assembly decided the fate
of the petitions for and against the electoral law, the
report oo which by the committee was presented by
M. Loa Faucher. The petitions favourable to the
bill are to be deposits tat • h "bureau iks resigns-
moist." Those remomerating against the bill were
variously disposed of. The petiiion, signed by Wes•
banter and Anne Banns, will be referred to the mi-
nistry of Justice, and :her del, Iterations of the munici-
pal conic& of CasOeloandry aid Moises°, to the Mi-
nistry of the Interior. The Alsettibly decided by
429 votes against 220, treat the petition which
appear, d to contravene the laws on b tokaelling acid
panting should be referred to the Minister of Justice.
A bill relating to suoplemtotary credits to 'he bud-
gets of 1849 and 1830 wets adopt ei by 423 vacs
against 130. A bill relying to an extraordinary
credit fur the exis.iire of eol.ectinw the r,•venue war
adopted by 0.418 rote, over 21. Lastly, an • xtraordi-
nary credit was v,,ted by 412 votes against 143 for
defraying the expenses of the trials of Boorges and
London, England, 1850-06-03

NODS OP armor.

"Many practical difitcalues ►aeiag bon wird against
the substitution of the ectostaat for the intermittent system
of water supply in the metropolis, we have particularly
tzamised into the working et the assistant system in town.
'I WO it i. 040 Hatted, sad in eau of which it ►as ham ia
opera-km foe 15 and 20 years, and we dad :
15. That the waste of water is so far ler instead of greater
ander the system of constant supply, that althouxh the to
►abitaste Moe unlimited commaad of water, end n.e what
they please, though the actual ow of water be the inbabi-
testa is caster, the quantity delivered by the accoptiows I.
Ws, frequently ism by cmahalt, in consequence of there
being lees waste from the moss perfect delivery.
" 16. That the water, under the system of asestant supply,
is delivered purer and fresher, or a lower tempevatare
MEOW, and that it is loss subject to trait is winter.
" 17. That the inconveniences spprehendid from the in-
tatrupts of supply during repairs and alterations are never
experisaced, the work being executed under each ample
peasutioas that no complaint has ever been knowa to have
been saes on this account.

" 18. That the interruptions of apply which are so eon-
neatly experieaced on use intermittent system from the
waste la the lower districts, from the awl. et of tiannocka,
from limitation of quantity, from inadequate or Inky butts
and cisterns, or from deranged balloocka, are santely seer
kaolin oa the constant system.
" lg. That the system of enigma supply admits of great
economy in pipe., as they may, under that system, for the
most pan, be considerably smaller, and, not be rim subjiet to
the violent hydraulic jerks of the intermittent system, are
less I:ablie to bunt.

20. Th■t the pipes for the house envies nay not only
be considerably smaller and cheaper, bat that the detente
and apparatus connected therewith, which, in the smeller
clam of houses, now eat more than the whole public portion
of the works, may be entirely dispensed with.
London, England, 1850-06-03

Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the accounts SS
from the plantations state that flies have made their appear- 10
anus generally, but as yet not to any great extent. The bine 12
is in a grewinir state. Market continues firm for all new and se
fine-coloured Yearlings and old Hops. Duty estimated at pg.
150,000/. St.

SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, THIS DAY. ;
Considering the shorties' of our supply, trade is heavy, 60
which is accounted for loom the very warm weather the last it
lew days. The following are this day's quotations :—Y k tst.
ii•nt. 120.. to 160 s. Scotch, caps. 70s. to 80s. ; whites, so
60a. to 60s. Rhenish, whites, 60s. to 855.; Belgian, whites, 10
601. to 755.:
fa.

SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS I)AY. 10
The supply of 8e.,',, although not excessive, is far be- id
yond the demand. The trade is remarkably dull. 3s. 4d. gs
is quite the outside quotation, and many rennin unsold. 134
The number of Sheep and Lambe is rather large, but it is 13
moderate for the time of year. Late prices are with difficulty :I
supported. Calves are plentiful ; however, the avenge qua- di.
lity i. not very good, consequently • choice one makes 4s. u
pretty readily. From Germany and Holland, 341 Beasts, 134
I 040 Sheep, and 207 Calves; Spain, 120 Beasts; Scotland, *I
200 ; and 2.000 fr.= Norfolk and Suffolk.
Mr Koos of Sba a 6. I roe novae of SIM. a. 4. 0. O. 20
lam Owls. lioroforda . 3 2 3 4 I 1344 Dm. t Ilf.-Oda Oa 3 8 3 14
INK Mum-baron ...... 3 0 3 2 Mot Lott-woolso 0 0 0 10
4800 ad quality 11481418.. !21) I Do. de. Oboe'
)alms
Phes
Boa Dm. t liall-1 re I 0 0 0 0 Lamb. .
riga
litoodo
310. 44 laidua. 3.181; mess. and Imam. AHD: llama 343; 50
London, England, 1850-04-22

SWITZERLAND.

The journal La &doe, of Berne, confirms the state-
ment that the Neipolitan government had given
orders to stop the progress of all Swiss commercial
travellers tarot'► the Neapolitan states, and to expel
all and admit woe for whom the Swiss oinsul, M.
Morekofer, refined to give caution. This measure
dates from the aussat when the great German powers
assumed a hostile attitude towards Switserlaad.
London, England, 1850-06-10

INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, WANBTBAD,
THIS DAY.
no anneal satin of tbo governors of this %Ai-
taiga took phes to-Jay, at the Lead's Tenni, Bishop-
gate•street, maim Ute report et the enantittee, sad to appoint seem Ore tin sewing tear; aid he Me 'hens. el
49 Malmo to be admitted atm the whoa ; Mr. B. B.
Udall in the their.
The report, which was received and adopted, stated that—
The number of orphans in the MAUS at tu date if teat
report (April 30th, 1849) was 288 ; them ham abase bees
adesittediZteleetion 130, sad by the Zed Sal lardrake, rake, 3, • total of 431 ;of than 62 haw ha oh the
eomplettes oftheir torn ; the deaths from the splismies of
Ideas, have boon 13, sad free all other emus, 11 ;
it mast be remembered, lament that this nentality e:.
toads over a period of between thinlenand losoOma okootlio,
sue naiades these eases of triads de orb fa-
tally is the prise of 1849, Mahon other MAY= priento
torely cot off by by hereditary disease ; then sew man en
the establishment tb ft* handfed and thirty five, milli& mama
bet will be itemised to three hundred mod sevooty-100 by the
thence of tkie day. The financial statement anacences
that en the day of the thaahasivien, lam wunater, 3,0001.
was contributed to this showy la 000grogatiosal oollostiosa
alone, ezelodiro ot a very analderabh dam teethed as
.• th °Bungs " hoe Mime warm. Bassoolesil by this
&Adidas to their funds, the coaunittoe at win intoned the
number of children received at eke special denies to 50;
and they have more nand, bean ensued is pnvldiaa the
needful furniture awl Amines tee the rung wards, eo that,
in • Tory few weeks, the stylus will be prepamd for the re•
my** of the fall amber et diatom to he retehed dung
tie smaraara.—

oTL—.7 istiefplB from the Ist binary I. the 31st
Dmember 1949, was 18,6701. Ir. 6d., at,d the talmudism'
16,4591. 134. 2L, Laving a &lanes in the hands of the trea-
surer amosating to 2101. li. 4d.
After the adoption of the report, some of the formal bail-
use was disposed of, and the election of children was pro-
ceeded with. Tee poll closed at three o'clock, sad the names
of the successful ceadidatee having bona declared, the 'lett-
ing separated, with a vote of thanke to the chairman.
London, England, 1850-06-10

BRISI L, June 8.

thoci-ExemAxou.—Ttie market at its Opening was
marcely so firm. but daring the day recovered itself, and a somewhat
large amount of buslnem done principally at the top prices of Pridal
The variations were in Greet Western Quarters, which left MY at 1 .
Midland 6 per cents., at 120 ; Midland Stock, at Mt and N
Western Stock, ut 107 f.

YORK, June 8.

BTocx Exouwos —Caleti mists. 91; Grant Northern,
101 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick 141; Dttto (IN.& Purattaao,

BOUTII WALEP.—The opening of this line into Swansea
Is fixed for the 18th instant, and the inhabitants of that town
are making great preparations, so u to make the day one of
Jubilee. The corpora, ion have taken measures for providing
a public breakfast, and an eminent pyrotechnist from London
has been engaged to superintend a gala in the evening. Oa
Wednesday last Mr. Brunel, the engineer, Mr. Kennett,
the contractor, and several other gentlemen, came into
Swansea over the line in • special train, drawn by the
Hercules engine. The some party, accompanied by the mayor
of Swansea, and some private friends, afterwards took a trip
over the works to Muth. The government inspector has
not yet paid his officisl visit.

BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Maas. Pattenden and Smith report that the market
continues the same. Fly increasing.
London, England, 1850-06-10

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

BUSPECTID CHILD teltianan.—Elizobah Broom was
brought before Mr. Bingham, on enspiedos of having caused
the death of her infant by administering poison to it.
Police constable Brown arid, in consequence of intormation
he received he went on Friday morning to No. 8, Mon-
month-street, and there saw a woman named Smith, who
sent him to No. 2, Upper Dorset-street, where he found the
rboner. He asked the prisoner if her child had been
brought there that marring ? The prisoner replied vet, and
the child wet there in the back kitchen with a sheet over it.
Witness went into the kitchen and looked at the child. It
wee quite dead, and appeared to have a bruise on the right
cheek. Witness asked the prisoner when the child died ;
she said that morning. Witness then naked the prisoner it
ski bad 14-te a surgeon ? She replied she had not. Witness
Wen took the prisoner into custody, cud removed the body
to the King'sColleke Hospital. The child appeared to be
about six weeks std.
Patrick King said be bad no home at resent, and bad
been sleeping on the stairs of a house in Monneoutheetreet.
A few days ago the prisoner asked him to go and buy her a
pennyworth of sugar of load. He went into a chemist's
shop in B'. Andrew's-court and asked for a pennyworth of
sager of lead. The person in the shop wanted to know the
sort be wanted. He told the person he knew nothing abut
it, and he received • pennyworth of something in a paper
marked " poison—sugar of lead." He gave the packet to
the prisoner.
Hr. Bingham directed the prisoner to be reminded, to
await the result of a runner's inquest.
• THAHICEf.

THZ ALLZOID MAZER, OW THU ATAH.—Corohne Pe-
reira' a woman of oolour, who chard with Stealing jewel-
lery, trinkets, a oboe-board, and other property, volsod at

LW.
LW.
London, England, 1850-06-10

SPAIN.

Private lettfni from Madrid of the 4th inst. give,
but under reserve, a statement that General Figueras
would be replaced at the Ministry of War by General
Cordon, and would be appointed to the office of cap-
tain-general of Madrid.

MADRID, JUNK 4 —Three per Cents , 331; a'ter Balsa,
311 33$ paver. Four per Cinis , 121. Fire per Cents.,
121; after Bolt*, 121. Passives, 3 1516. Coupons, 71 cash.
Bank of Bt. Ferdinand, 86 paper. Exchange on Lindon,
50 30 paper.
London, England, 1850-06-10

CoraT.Acc:ouvoDAttos.

la soeseqamseeof the Ez:bequer Chamber being required
On Saturday for the sittings of the court on reserved points
is criminal eras, Mr. Edon Parke was obliged to take nisi
pries eases, to Vice-Chancellor Wigraa's coat, one of the
wooden 'realms off the pas.age leading to than Qualm's
Desch. Daiwa was intempted for loans time until pee-
per vontilaties weld be effected; and, ears being no place
for the pry, they weir placed in the seat at the foot of than
bench, with their backs to the judge. During his lordship's
charge tts jury were obliged to stand op in a row facing
the b 'nen. Persons having business at the nisi prius sittings
f the Court of Exchequer are su•jected to great Mears
nier re from the want of • proper cart. The sittings during
term are held in the little Exebrquer-chamber, which has
hardly mats enough for Judy, oaken of court, counsel, at-
torneys, and jury. In this hot writer the heat and ex-
haustios produce i by goading for noun in a crowded court
are beyond measure painful and hurtful.
Tex MTOWIZT.OgnrahI. e. Tax GILIAT Wirtinal

RAILWAY COMPANT.--JUDOMIXT.

Vie Lord ChiefisTon delivered ndpmeat in tt.is case,
which WM argued a few days age. The question, es already
stved, was whether the defendants were authorised to take
tolls en their line, as regulated by the act which originally
incorp rived them, or whether they were bound to reduce
them to t►e scale fixed by two acts rf parliament passed
In 1846, 'spawn-lag them to purchase the Bir-
mingham and Oxford Juuctiin, and the Birming-
ham, Wolverhampton, and Dailey lines, on which
the tolls are comederably less than on the Great Western.
It appearel that the !thallium had not purchased either
of those lines, as they were empowerd to do, and they were
not, tberefere, bound to reduce their tolls twit they bad
dons ao. Judgment should therefore be for the defendants.
London, England, 1850-06-10

MEDICAL.

ROYAL COLLIOI OF SUROllOllll.—The following gentle-
men having tindmone the necessary examination tor the
diploma, were admitted members of the college at the
meeting of the mut of examiners on the 7th inst. : Mmes.
Essex Bowen, Nevem, Pembrokeshire ; William Bennett
Dalby,:Royal Navy ; Horatio Folliott Nelson. London ;
John Smitt, Northampton-winare •, Frederick Foster An-
drews, Ring's Lynn, Norfolk • Richard Gregory, Dublin ;
Richard Butt, Dorchester ; George Moore, Enniskillen ; Dc.
nisi INC.tagh, Nenagh, Conoty Tipperary ; Charles Geo.
Wolfenden, Dublin; and Samuel Winn Broadbent, New-
esede-upon Tyne.

JOSEPH ADT CAUGHT AGAlN.—Joseph Ady has at
length been stopped in his nefarious system of extortion by
the Pat-olle• authorities. Within the last few mouths
Joseph has been mulcted in the double postage of some 4,000
letter', which be had snit to various parties, and which have
bees returned to the Poet-office. Althourth time was allowed
him to pay the penalties, on &promise to &woodpile his mal-
practiree, he has nevertheless continued to send letters
through the Pat-ofd in u great numbers as ever, until
Friday last, when an of cur of the City effected his capture,
and consignment to Oilopurstreet Prison, oc a warrant fn m
the Treasury. It appears he is utterly inn •peble to pay the
Poets:Aro demands, and he has no chases of being liberated,
• .epting by petitioning the Crown officers. He is in his
76th year.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO ROGEILD, THE POET.—With
regret we hear that Mr. Samuel Rogers met with a very
severe accident oa Thursday night, on his return home from
dining with a heed. Yr. Rogers was knocked down by •
tab in methyl the street, and has ever slam oontiatwid in
cask dallier as to muse very serious alarm to his numerous
Mimi NM Madsen.
DAMS Om/Amt.—On Wednesday morning last
the house of Mrs. Harriet Stoner, of Biniford, Suarez, was
catered ad robbed by gig young 1111111, all of whom were
nmelsed, gad all gases coo disguised with shirts over their
rimSmert eisW Two of the villains seized Mrs. Stoner,
lad bold km deem is the pump, each of them presenting
a pistol at hag head, with terrible imprecations, threatening
her life oats. tub sans ndered her money. Etna gave them
her pocket, In which were two eanvas bap, containing about
121. is gold and silver, and they immediately made off.
One of them bad as a dark round frock, another a pair of
dirt] collared sowers, and daring the scene of violenos the
meek fell off au of them, who was then rue to be of sallow
complexion, sad appeared to be about 20 years of age. A
reward has been Wend for the dimovery of the robbers.
SHUOGLIECL—The new menu cutter, stationed
off Ryds, ask a rapture on Thursday last of a wherry.
Priam of Omer r_anA two men, named Datintor• and
Southall, of Si. geleah; es tabs were kind en beard,
bet upwards of eighteen were reeked up ISMS a few yetis
the
trees
Wae when the seism wet made—about en lessees from
London, England, 1850-06-10

BUENOS AYRES.

FALMOUTH, JUNEO.—By the Norwegian brig
Freya (Lund, muster), from the River Plate, we have
advice' from Buono* Ayres to April 10:h.
We regret to observe that the dreadful disease
which has committed such ravages along the coasts
of Brasil has commenoed its virulent operations in the
River Plate, and consequently much fear was appre-
hended of its consequences at Monte Video and Buenos
Ayres. Quarantine and other sanitary regulations
were being enforced, specially in relation to commu-
nication with the shipping.
Her Majesty's ship Tweed had lost 2$ hands and
three officers; and the Cormorant seven persons, in-
chling the commander.
M. Qoury du Rodin, who was announced as hav-
ing been charged by the French government with an
extraordinary mission to the River Plate, arrived off
Monte Video, on April 3, in the French war steamer
Arehimede, which sAled from France on Feb. 15. It
was said that M. Gouty de Roden was only the
bearer of instructions to Admiral Lepredeur, and that
the latter would still conduct the peutling negotia-
tions. The French vessels appointed to rehire* these
of the squadron on the River Plate station, whose
term of servitude had expired, were shortly expected
with 1,500 troops on board, to enable Admiral Le-
piedeur, in the event of his success in arranging
matters with the governments of the republics, to
effectually put an end to all opposition on the part of
the armed foreigners in Monte Video. At least, this
vereiun of the came was circulated at Buenos Ayres,
and appeared to be credited.
There were thirty-five British merchant vessels in
harbour, of which number nineteen were to sail for
British ports.
London, England, 1850-06-17

Nook this day-- ...... Ceske
Delivery last week
Do. from let Jam
Arrival last week
Do. from let Jams
Pries INC. this day par cwt

aoto
1,897
3,931
1,821
4,962
6d. 43..

153
sea 6d. 3

ri. 'loin—

39r. W.

PCBLIC tiaras advertised for Friday, June 21 : 180 maks
400 bores Boutk American Tallow, 760 maks Australian,
34 mks St. Petersburg Y C., 76 cams But India, 150 hinds.
60 tuns. Cochin Cocos-nut Oil, 150 pipes Ceylon ditto, 30
calks Manilla ditto, 60 barrels Montreal Pearl Asian, 30
barrels Pot ditto, 1,000 barrels American Rosin.

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT.
West Hartley, 144.; Walls End liute4ll. 164.6 d. ; Walla
End Lunbton, 164.; Walls End Tess, 164. 64.---9 hips at
market, 224. -

MARK-LANE-THIS DAY.

The reapply of wheat from Bien and Kent was again short
this morning, and it sold at prices tally equal to that of
Monday last.
A. fair amount of business was dons in useable descriptions
of foreign wheat, and in some instances rather more money
was obtained r such. Out-of-condition cargoes were as
difficult of isle as ever, and in some cases a trifling decline
was eabmitted to, to clear vessels coming cm demurrage.
Barley steady at former rates.
Choice qualities of Oats commanded rather better prices
than last week ; other descriptions were unaltered in value.
Beans and Peas come sparirgly to market, and their value
underwent no change.

BRITISH. 861111sso pot Qr
Ormot. Inn sod rad 37 to 39 to 40...ta1t0 39 to 42 to 46
Norfolk and Bußolk. 33 to 40 to 41... do 33 to 40 to 14
Totowa Tao: or Suffolk
Cluob. i Llo.t rod.. to 38 to —to4oto 44
22 to 24
19 to 21..i0ti. Woe to 21 to 23
London, England, 1850-06-17

sßisWsa Si it ,Weit is Ike extreme parties of the'
lame. Pereie I.g Me mutuality, tenth members
el the iiirelserli Imre attempted to induce the moat
iniaistial members of the Taft to vote the amend-
maid themaittee. Hitherto these efforts bare been
uneassieshi. Mel are likely to remain so, the men of
the Moustala tat being partknilarly tractable on wa-
gons whim their sommunical principles are at stake. It
is invaded te them la vain that here no principle is
compromised, that tendril Bat ia to be voted, no per
malt but only an offer to pay
the Preeldeste t=i—as it were a hint not to contract
fresh en tor. A money vote to the President,
after the attend Law, goes against their grain t they
will not bear of it.

Last night, at the Penne de rOpere, on the news
of the decision of the oonnaittee on the Dotation Bill,
the Fives fell If,. _ _

M. Plaudits, the reporter of the committee, is a
member of the tiers-parti, and oppaited the bill strongly.
Towards the close of the sitting yesterday it was re
ported that M. Rouse was going to resign his port-
folio, which would be handed over to M. Vatimesnil.
This rumour is &andel on the notion of a trainee-
tion with the legitimists. The probable retirement of
d'Hautpoul, Macau, and Parise was also spoken of.
The president of the National Assembly had posted
up in all the bureaux on Saturday the statement of
the credits granted or to be granted on account of the
revenue of 1849. The following is thefeummary :
Total credits voted..
Receipts voted

Burplas credits voted . 273,118,122
If the credits demanded and not yet voted, amount-
ing to 1,834,281 fr. were granted, the amount nnpro-
vided for, actually amountingto 275,118,122 fr., would
be 276,972,3831 r., not including 16,929,000 fr., una-
vailable for, additional duties of stamps and registry
which have not been voted, and which would bring
the amount unpravided for to 292,901,383 fr.
The Bulletin de Paris says that M. thiers arrived
yt sterday evening in London, where he passed two
days with Louis Philippe, who received him with the
warmest affection. The health of the king has rather
improved since the visit of M. Thiers. All the
pricces and princesses of the Orleans family were
assembled. The king, in speaking to some of his
friends, as to his smog, said, " They are always ready
to serve France, but they wait an expression of its
desire, and will never anticipate it."
The Duo de Broglie, M. °tricot, M. Duchatel, and
M. Damon set out this morning for St. Leonard's.
London, England, 1850-06-17

SPAIN.

MADRID, Jews U.
Private letters from Spain of the 11th announce
that active preparations are making for the accouche-
went of the Queen, which may be hourly expected,
although the physician in attendance say that it may
yet be delayed some days. The Doke and Duchess
of Muntpenaier have arrived at the royal residence of
Araojnes. It is said that atter the Queen's accouche-
ment the Cortes will be dissolved, but the period of
the general elections is not yet mentioned, but it
is not probable they will take place until after the
public fittes, which will postpone them until the end
of October or beginning of Nevemb:r.
Manato, JUNI 11.—Three per Cents., 331 cash; after
Bile s, 331 I. Four per Cents., 121. Five per Cents., 12 16.16
cash. Coupons, 7i. Pavives, 4 paper. Bank of St. Fer-
dinand, 84 paper. Exchange on London, 50.30 paper.

ITALY.
London, England, 1850-06-17

ROMAN STATES.

Rom!, JUNE 5.—A commission of grace is to be
shortly appointed in order to ex twine the claims of
all who desire to return to the Roman territory. It
aopears likely that miny deputies who allege that
they repaired to Rame with the intention of resisting
the revolution will be amnestied. In the course of
June will be published the regulations for the elec-
tions of municipal councils; the number ofelectors will
be extremely limited, and that of the eligible still
more so. The finances of the government are in a
lancholy state. The three millions of piastres of
the R.lthechild loan are exhausted, and the paper at
14 per cent. discount. .

Our Roman correspondent, writing on the 7th of
June, states that his Holiness had been prevented by
rain from attending the procession on the octave
of Carpus Domioi, atcl describes a fray which
took place in the church of St. Peter. Some
concessions are expec•ed on the 21st of June,
the anniversary of the Pope's coronation, and rumours
a-e current that the pine authority in the limtag-
ne*e provinces is to be given up to the Aurrians.
Exchange on London, 545. All exchanges have
gone down one per cent., and specie has gone down
to 13 per ant. premium.
London, England, 1850-06-17

BIRMINGHAM, Juni lb.

STocisitiostsitam—The Mare market was not quite
Arm to-day, and prices were • shade weaker. Shropshire Untoss wets
done at St dia. It Is reported th.it the London and North Western
Company will withdraw their bill from parliament, affeetiow this rail.
way, for the present seedon.
London, England, 1850-04-25

SPAIN.

MADRID, Arau.
The Gazette of to-day contains the hill for thi
tiement of the debt, which the government
drawn up to present to the Cortes, and whict
been sent to the board. of directors of the nat.
debt, as materials to be consulted when they dro%
the now bill. Tide bill proposes a shameless
ruptcy. The bill is accompanied by justitict
documents, by means of which the governmer
deavours to diminish the sum total by a &Me
groupirg of figures. From these statements it sr
appear that the deet amounts but to l2oitts,tni:.
reals, or 125,089,63 U sterling. Consequently
Three per Cents., which amount to 3.000,000.00,
of reale are not included in the settlement. The
per Cents. and Fives which in virtue of trt
are due to France, England, and the United tsi
and which amount to 350 millions reels and 11,1
lions interest, are not included. There are tuc
but nine years' interestof the Found Five pert
The immense debts of the Spanish emancipated co
are not included, nor the capitals of the lay I'
paters in the abolished tithes, and which
4th) millions, and which were to be elosiden
titles of the Three per Cents. The iademntin
damage done during the civil war, the army t!'
bills, the treasury debt, and many otlmrs, am
London, England, 1850-04-25

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The market continues very steady at former prices.
Petersburg Y.C. on the spot is quoted at 375. ; April and
May, 36.1. 94.; October to December, 38s. 3d. to 38s. 6d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY.
Messrs. Cooper and Davis report very little doing, at the
following quotations :—Prime Meadow, 665. to 72a. ; in-
ferior, 60s. to 635. ; Clover, 60s. to 84s. ; Straw, 235. to 265.

BRISTOL, April 24.

sToci-Excigargei.—The market remained inactive, bat
with prices a trine tirmcr. The only quotable variation was In Great
Western limner shares, which closed at 12y, a quarter above the
dome[ prim of yesterday.

YORK, April 24.

STOOL BECHANOZ.—Caledonian Preftrener, 61 ; Eut
and West Yorkshire Preference 6 per cent., Si ; Leeds and Mask,
0; North British Preference, 47; South Eastern, 161; York, New-
castle, and Berwick, 12; dstto rurclLue, I; rod( and
North Midland, 141.

HAMBURG, April 20.

BOISZNIALLI.—RaIith. Barad., 91 bills ; Ditto, Priority,
100 bin.; Berlin (limb., 754 NW, 78 Notary ; Ditto, Priority, Pour.
ind-a-llalf per Ctnta., 100 money; Magdeburg Witteoburg, 874 MD.,
574 money; Ditto, Priority, Floe per Cents., 991 bills; Cologne
Minden, 1104 bills, 10 money; Ditto, Priority, 101 money; Ditto,
Priority, Five per Cents., log bills; Mecklenburg, SO Ditto,
Priority, Four-and-a-Hair per Omits., lot money; Altono Kiel, 93
bills, 924 money; Furled& Walls= Northern, 40i bills, 40 money.

WARD OP eIIEAP.—A vacancy hu occurred in the
representation of this ward in the Court of Common Council,
by the death of Mr. Deputy Brook, of Cheapaide, who has
Men for nearly forty years in the corporation. A requisition
having been presented to Mr. J. Bennett, F.li A. 8., gold-
smith, of Cheapside, requesting him to serve the ward in
council, he hu consented to be put in nomination as •
candidate on the liberal interest.

Tin FORFEITED ItECOON;Z ANGER FOR LOLA
MoNTIA.—It is understood now th►t in a few days final
Proutediags will be taken in the ow of an order made 147
Peregrine Bingham, Heti , the magistrate at Marlborough-
street Police-office, fur the payment of the amount of a
recognisance for the appearance of Maria Dame, Comtesse
de Landsfeld (Lola Muntes) on the charNe of bigamy, the
particulars of which are familiar to the public. Meson.
Henry Daniel Davies and Daniel Davies are the parties re-
sponsible kr this amount.
APPREHENSION AT BRENTWOOD OP PARTIES
CRAROID WITH A MURDER IN Istaz.ANn.—A few days
den an Irish policeman enlisted in the Hsu India Com-
pany's service at IVer'ey, in this county, and had not been
01 ag in the barracks when, whilst on parade, he recognised
two men whom he knew as the murderers of a fellow.pcaro-
man, named M'Quin, in Ireland. The discoverer said
nothing to any one upon the subject, but wrote to the
authorities in Inland, and a letter wss on S►tutday last
rewired by Colonel Hay, be whom the accused were given
into esstody.—Euee
London, England, 1850-04-25

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

SCOAR.—The market dux not show any alteration in
prices today. 600 hhds. of Porto limo. chitfly of doe qua-
s, sold steadily in public sale, at 36a. to 435. W. Ha-
VAIMIth. 1,200 boxed' duty paid, wire also offered; the sound
bought in ; the washed sold from 35e. 6d. to 38s. 6d. Refined
steady. Grocery lumps, 48s. 6i. to 50s. 6d.
Corral.—Tnere has not been a public sale to day ; good
ordinary native Ceylon steady, et 46s to 46e. 6d.
Corrox.—The public sales went off steadily ; 2,000 bales
brought forward, and abort 1,500 sold at previous rates ;
Bursts, ordinary to fair, 31 per lb. to 41 per lb.
TEA remains steady.
Gixosa.-1,800 bags Bengal were offered and bought in
at previous rates, 18s. to 21s.
Rum continues dull.
In other articles no material alteration.
London, England, 1850-04-25

the associaties had takes to carry out its eit•jects. He 'roes
from the rocks of the people, and be therefore felt interested
in what moaned their prosperity and their rights. The
people of Pheffield felt that they had been duped at the
tiro of the It-torn Bill. It wee therefore seminary that their
confidence should.tw enlisted in the proem movement. He
was OA that the soused wee to be opened to per-
eons who, although they might not be able to pay 101., might
be able to contribute 201. is work. (" Hear, bee," and
cheers.)
Mr. HOWELL saggested that the election of the ceased
should not be lift to the members of the Conferees*, bat to
the ambers generally, assembled at their usual meeting.
(Hear, hear.) The mode of election should be made matter
of mature deliberation.
Mr. G. DAWSON spoke in opposition to the present
mode of constituting the council by mesas of a property qua-
Tney had a good theory and a bed practice. He
would advise them to retain the good theory and get rid 01
the dirty practice. (Heir.)
Mr. PROUT said that he kid devoted a peat deal of hie
time for the purpose of briaging about • union between the
middle and working siesses. The question before the
meeting was important ia that point of 'taw. (Hear, hear.)
With regard to the mode of election, he would pat it to
them, many of whom were strangers, whether they bad the
mesas of judgieg who should be the permanent body sitting
is Loads. ? (Hear, hear.) He was opposed to the money
qualifiestios, bat bethought that those who made the prop*.
Sties were hosed to skew how it could be carried oat in da-
ted. (Hear, hear.) Until that was done, he mast hold up
his band against the motion. (Hear.)
Mr. G. THOMPSON saw so difficulty whatever in the
matereses of sent year electing a council for the year
oewsiag ; and therefore be saw no objection to the resolution
sesiag in its present shape. (Hear, hear.)
The CHAIRMAN (Bir Jabal' Wahnslay) then put it to
the sense of the meeting whether they would thin adopt the
resolution or adjourn its further consideration to 10 o'clock
next day, at which hoar he begged to say the conference
would tease their shams.
Ir was decided to adjourn the farther tionsideration of the
resolution to the meat 0'01110min".
Toe CIIAIRMAN beeped to state that it was the inten-
tion of Lord Regent, M.P., Mr. Roebuck, M.P., Mr. R.
Osborne, M.P., and the Right Hon. T. M. Gibson, M.P., to
have been present that day, but they were unavoidably
absent. However, he hoped to see them titers on the next
day. (" Ht ar, hear," and elves )
The conference then, at ten minutes after 5 o'clock, ad-
journed.
London, England, 1850-04-25

THIS DAY.

Two o'Ctocx.
At the commencement of hi:lair ess to-day in the
Stock Exchange, the English funds were slightly de-
pressed, yet they have since improved, and are now
quoted higher. Consols were first called at 9511
to 98 both for money and time, et which
negociations took pla-e ; they then advanced
and marked 931 the last quotation, and are now
quoted 96 to k b Jill for present transfer and account.
The Three per Cents. Reducei have been done from
91 to 951 ; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per
Cents. at 971, t, and last L. South Sea Old Annuities
have been dealt in at 941.
Exchequer Bills mark 68s. and 705.; ditto 500/. and
small, 705.; and India Bonds, 945. and 93e. pre.r.
Long Annuities, 8 3.16 and ; Ditto, 30 years, 1859,
71; Ditto, 30 years, 1860, 8 7-16. Bank Stock, 206
and 7. Indian Stock, 267.
_ . _

The foreign stock market is quiet, with a limited
business, and in prices there is co hange generally.
The proposal of the Spaniel government with regard
to the settlement of the foreign debt of the country
has at length come to hand, but does not equal the
expectations entertained in many quarters. The go- ,
vernment proposes to give 331. 6.. Bd. Three: per
Cent. stock for 1001. Active ; 101. ditto, 301. Coupons;
121. ditto 1001. Passive. The terms of this proposal
have caused some degree of disappointment, especially
to the holders of the Active Bonds, whr.ss claims
appear to have received lees attention from the
Spanish authorities than those of the other foreign
creditors of the state. The price of the Active Bonds
has fallen to 171 in consequence, whilst the Three
per Cents. mark 37, and the Passive Debt 35. The
business done up to the present hour is ss follows :
Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 857. Grenada,
at 16 and 3. Mexican, for the 30th inst., at 29.
Peruvian Deferred, at 301. Russian Four-and-a-Half
per Cent. Scrip, at 21 and 21 prem. Spanish Active
Five per Cents., at 17, 3, and ; for money, and 171
and for account ; ditto Passive, at 31; the Three per
Cents., for scaount, at 37. Venezuela, at 33 and 5.

ENGLISII Dir.

Rank 9talt. WO 79
-----
II Or Ct. Bid. Anna— 95 9
3 At Ct. CAM. Amp.. 9d 9

per ottiFolZACc..llo I
31 per eta. Ira
Exchequer IMHz, Me. to 71e.

IFOREIGN FUN Dd.
4 per Ct. Anttrian Beale , 1 par Cr. Grenada 11t1e..181 I
44 per Cl. &I r. Dona, 88 la Grenada Deferred Hex. 34 4
2y per Cont.. 6 per (it. Mez., 1816,281 it
S per Cr. Drazilbia Me, 883 4 pee Cr. Peruvian 84a. 18 1
Dille New. 86 7 De. Deferral Me .
6 per Ct. Buenos Ayres, 81 3 Poriuguae Cone. 33 4
Ditto Millen Mc., ai $ 6 per Ct. lee
1a15..196 3
Diu* Cohan!, lee 11e.. blip. Staniar% 141a..171 l
eolumblan Dazelor MD.. 3j I 3 per Ct. Spanish Dd. .364 7
3 per Cl. Itaiii‘h 8e.., ii . 71 Ditto Pavia, ltdm..3/ 1
21 per Ct. Dina& &la, ta 6 3 per Ct. Venezugla aft.. 33 6
4 par Cl. Dutch Cute. 861 1 Venezuela Deferral faits..Ll 13