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The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-09

NOTIFICATION.

(Pr last eight's Casette.)
FOMMON-OPVICII, Ocr. B.—lt is hereby notified
that Viscount Palowsateo, her Majesty's .Priselpal &enemy
Of State for Fereesa L6ts, hasteseired Own her Majesty's
' minister at Copenhagen despatches, dated respectively the
27th ult. sad the 3rd inst., eneloeieg communications from
the government of his htiOesty the EOM of Denmark of the
following tenor;
No. 1.--(Translation.)
M. MI RUM no fits Miner Wrlew.l
Copenhagen, Sept. 21, 1850.
. .
M. la Chswilisr,—Ezpithinss having shown that the free
navigation of the Byder might eerily be used to the detri-
ment of the stony of the King, my surest muter, the eom-
mander-in•eltief of the Danish troop ties been authorised to
prohibit all navigation of that , if military reasons
attonM render such ei step neeemary. In e immuniesting
this dlisfon to you, M. is Chevalier, I have to request that
704 VW bligg it SO the lutowlealge_ of your government.
&c.,
iSiguel)
No. 2—( emulation.)

X DI 112XDTZ TO eon MEXILT WTXX.
K. Le Chevalier,—With referee's to the, atrial note whit&
I bad the honour to address to you on the 214 inst., I have
to Worm you, that according to information which I have
received the commander to-chief of the Danish forces has
been obliged to make IX of the asthority given to him to
prohibit e navigation of the Ryder. In order to afford, ea
tar es poseible, every facility to the nevigatioo of friendly end
neutral powers, the government of the K tog. my august
roaster, has, In the mean UMW, hastened to allow neutral
merchant ships coating from the Battle to leave lhat river un-
til the 10th of October int:brake, and orders to that effect
have been baud to the competent entbnritiec With re-
*peat to numb eselne from the North 8,40 have the be-
stow to observe to yen that the poet of Tonningen not being
ddlied, MOM of ensile may discharge their cargoes there,
thine they theskt prefer to pursue their voyage by the
ilaind.—.llacept, Ate.,
(Signed) Razors.

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London, England, 1850-12-03

LIVERPOOL, Deansher 2.

groon-Bionawoa—Priass are steadily improving, sod
bourn likewise is mending. Chester end Holyhead, 161
—Dias (pref. per. 5j per hear.), 13—East Lancashire,
10 1.16 a—Lancashire and Yorkshire Cowed., 511—Ditto
(fifth shares), 71 d.--Ditto (6 per cent. pref. sharesl, 13—
Leeds sad 'Think, 13 —London and North Western, 120—
Ditto (new 1 sham), 2 1618 c. 3 1-16 p.—Ditto (fifth
shares), 3 16.16 e. p.—Ditto (I shares C), 21 p.—Man-
chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 231 I—Ditto (pref. shares),
' 91—Midland, 431—Ditto (hall shares), 21/ 3 16 Id.—Ditto
(Erewash Valet ), 601—North British, 71—Shrewsbury and
Birmingham IV. 12r. 3d. B) 41—South Butern and Dover,
201 I—South Staffordshire, 34 1 d.—York and North Mid-
land, 231—Waterford and Limerick, 151.—Dutch Rhen-
ish, 6d.
London, England, 1850-12-03

THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE.

The so;;h;46rmerto tone of the English &delete,
end Ike alight improvement which took place in the value
of whoa is oar markets about the middle of the mouth,
appear to have lad mere oe lees influence on the trade in the
article abroad, inasmuch u holders who had previously
allows some dapaition to gip way • little bed regained
eaddence, and, with but Wile doing for shipment, full
MUM had been twisted on.
Danzig letters of the 23rd ult. state that though few pur-
chases of wheat bats been made tor e apart, tellers bad asked
full terms, and local buyers had paid equal to 395. for 61114.
to 621 W. new Web 'sized, 37e. 6d. to 381. for 601bs.
and 3.55. 64. to 365. for parcels of 691 be. weight, per qr. free
on board. No charters had been closed during the week,
and most of the revels previously taken up for British ports
had near:y completed their curges.lly Oa high mixed
old wheat had been held at 430. to as. per qr. free on board.
In spring corn there had been very little doing, but barley
had not been offered lower. Peas bad rather receded in
value.
At Bonigsbag, oaths 23rd November, business was quiet;
holders had, however, rather raised than lowered their r re-
leasing, the accounts from this side being deemed more en-
couraging. Used high mixed wheat was then quoted 395. 61.
to 40s. 6d. ; mixed; 38e. 61. to 33e. 9d. ; and red, 365. 61. to
371. per qr. free a board. Bye had been in good request,
and had realised prices equal to 22e. 6d. to 235. 6d. per qr.
free on board, Oats ad barley had come to hand sparingly,
and had commanded fully former term.
Tree edam from Stettin are wholly without interest,
scarcely • bargain having, It teents, been done thm during
the weak ending the 26th November, and quotations having
remained nominally soaltered. The inquiry for barley had
also slackened more or less, bat the latter article had been
held at very full terms, my 18a. to 19s. per qr. free on board.
From lastoek we have letters dated the 26th The
weather, after having bees cold ter a time, bad sepia be-
come mild, and there was no apparent* of as early aiming
of the nastion. The supplies of wheat haweilet terward
had net bees large and rather ealaameed rates had bees
demaed,livy 40s. 61. per qr. tree ea board far the beet
heavy qWMis. The little sew barley which had from time
to time appeared had bees readily takes by the brewers at
re. to 17s. dd. per qr. free ea board.
Fran &ranted and Andrus oar advises are dated the
24th of November. The transactions undo( the preceding
week seem to have beau naleaportent at both aces, bat
sellers of wheat had, we are Wormed, 'maltreated very little
uziety to seam At the brew port wheat
611ba. to 621bs. was quoted Me. to if I dd , and at Ike
621 bu quality Pr to 39e. 6d. per qr. tree oil beard.
London, England, 1850-12-03

MANCHESTER, December 1.

STOCI EICHANOL—We have bad an improved feeling
in the share market, with prices flan and rising generally,
and a rather brisk demand. Ent Lancashire+ advanced
from 91 to 101; Great Northern, were elm done 1 higher;
and Lancashire end Yorkshire Mooed at 601 (being an ad-
vent,* of 10s. to 15c) Leeds and Thinks were Ito higher.
There was a large hasiness done in Sheffield storks: Old,
231; No. 1 (Qaartere), 11.4 ; Preference, 91; and New Pre-
femme, Os 9.1, prem.
London, England, 1850-12-03

BAILTVAYS.

Tuts DAY. Two o'CLocz.

The Aare market continues very firm, with a fair
amount of movement, and for many descriptions, in-
cluding nearly all the leading lines, the prices paid
are in advance of those which could be obtained
yesterday. Great Northern'', Great Westerns,
Brightens, Lancashire and Yorkshires, London and
South Westerns, Midlands, and booth &stems have
all been dealt in at improved wee. London and
North Western stock was marked 120 in the morning,
but some sellers have since come forward, and the
price has receded a trifle below yesterday's closing
figure, business having been I,st done at 1191.

Clowns prices ISal*to-claysp
Yesterday. to I delack.

Barron RAnwars.
London, England, 1850-10-31

'Elie Court.

OSBORNE, OCT. 30.
The Queen and Prince took their acetuitomed early
walk this morning in Osborne Park.
The younger members of the Royal Family walked mid
rode ea usual.

Sir Robert Stanford had an interview with Earl
Grey, yesterday, at the Colonial office. The Rev. Mr. M.
roe had also an interview with his lordship yesterday.
The Oxford University Commission met yesterday,
at the official residence of the First Lord of the Treuhry,
in Doweintotrest. The C iminissioners present were the
Bishop of Norwich, the Dean of Carlisle, the Master of
Pembroke, the Rev. R. Liddell, and the Rev. (I.'i s.
Johann. . - _

A depntatton, consisting of Mr. Crawshay Bailey
(chairman), Mr. Gordon Thompson, Mr. C. Conway (L 4.,
rector), Mr. W. Jenkins (diree:or), and Mr. Wells (seen,
tary), on behalf of the Mnnm,uth B.ilway and Caul
Company—and Mr. W. J. Carlisle, Mr E. Barber, on be.
half of Bir C larks Morgan, Barr, Mr. hints Brown (New-
port), had an interview with the Commiesioners of li6AITIVII
yesterday, at their office in the Boird of Trade.
Despatcheafroin the tvernors of the Cape of Good
Hope and the Mauritius were received yesterday, at the
Colonial office.
London, England, 1850-10-31

TO THIS EDITOR OF !WI szrazas.

SlR—Our notice has been called to your report of
It•terd.y's proceedings at St. Martin's Halle to meet
It hue snub plume° la stating, that oar workman are
ust-sted and happy, that their dwellings prompt more than
the ',net amount of comfort,
of olsonliasse, and decorum to
luth antomrst sunhat Ice generally. The same may
to with regard to their earnings • neither are the hours
si labuur linger, nor eon they be planed in an unfavourable
ensparmon with any other elms of wotkoren employed is
141 calif kind of trade in the metropolis. You, ur, on any
on
may appoint, can, by calling at our coantini-bouss,
loof wenn olt, and afterwards, by visiting our work-
`Lte can heu aad see evidence in support of them soar-
i and of the general correctness of the maids describing
wabliduisent. lligusting you will Wert this latter,
arse your obedient servants,
I.ll"i'llztet, Oct. 29. H. J. sad D. NICOLL.
London, England, 1850-10-31

GERMANY.

The Hanoverian ministerial crisis has oome to a
conclusion, by the definite appointment officially
annoncoed, of MM. von Man.:ham= to be Minister
for Foreign Affairs, Von Lindemann to be
Minister of the Interior, Von Rfiesing to be
Minister of Justice, General Major Jacobi to
be Minister of War, and D. Meyer to be Minister
of public instruction. The Bing of Hanover has
issued a proclamation, in which he says that the
appointment of these ministers will cause no change in
the policy of the government. It is confidentially
stated that the secession of M. von Munches= to
the office of prime minister will not lead to the
swelling of the " Gros Deutehen " ranks with Hano-
verian soldiers.
The methadon of M. Right in Baden to soma
the late minister. Khiber, was bailed as a proof that
the Grand Duke had sow over to Austria; this turns
out sot to be se. No &sap will take place in the
podgy ef the geverumat,
The exesseretei news spread la London by *s-
tolen wpm Y eekeease to thesate ended Rhef
Prussia wd liheis. ben bees rafted is their eine-
pleat tom It uses thee the rely plea p voted via
that a iiselhweees ads &mid be seat to is Braila
from the several poem
From Camel we law news confirming the intel-
ligence of the marsh of the Mesterei tzar Asa
Ousel to Hamm It Is messed diet the um*
preparatory to the eraqik‘ dieesiallia el the 111.11%
The army seeps Men Neleuese sail Ike gel
army cops, blades beittedie boot Tail led Lea-
London, England, 1850-03-25

PORTUGAL.

ly Electric Telegraph.)
The Thetis, arrived at Southampton this morning.
from Lisbon, with dates to the 19th inst. The Duke
of Saldanha has been dismissed from all his posts—
even that of aide•de-camp to the King. The Duke is
beloved by the army, and fatal eonsequencts are pre-
dicted from this ill-advised measure. The quarantine
is as vexatious as ever. The Athol troop ship, from
Mauritius and the Cape, was obliged to put into Liston,
on account of shortness of provisions. The Prince de
Joinville hes gone to Seville, to spend the Holy Week
with the Duke de Montpensier, when he will return
to England through Madrid and Corunna. The
experimental squadron left Gibraltar on the 10th.
London, England, 1850-03-25

MUSIC.

Ms Buz Soctrry held a private meeting on
Thursday night last, at the rooms of Messrs. Chappell, In
DIA44Ia" he a prolimaisary trial of some of the sublime
dual mak of Beissetiaa Bach, to promote a knowledge of
whisk Is de of the did objects of this newly formed society.
The evellzsammessmil mast agreeably with • peeemumace
ed es *bed, farm, and ha
so unter
tidsidil
written, by ke Meld solo, but which us has 7
added a peashels assempanimeat, a task to *bleb was
eal=Wiwi by the example of Mendeksehn, who has
la a similar way adder violin usemesent of
Bash's, a "shessaina" Both these pieces have \outplayed by
U. Molted at his resent ; sad hie smontlim el/ them
barn ra his. still higher tam beim in the estimation% of
all who value meat negative powses redly se • me m he de
iaterposselos stewed dew Of the *adds assempninesa
added by hided se the aommeat lest sesatiened, * is act
too mud to say that seam* as other than Mendeleohn
could so hispp have a slow feature to what ap-
peared to be in itself sempled Kolique's performsnes at
the Bash Sodety woe as and graceful tribute for
whisk all present their gratitude by loud and ton-
timid applause.
The ambers, misted by some of our best Totality, whose
madman prompted them to render their aid, then ad.
deemed themselves to the chief object of the dahing—the
=itirof the motets for a doable choir, " Shiest dem
laNwidelk was sang with remarkable prWeore and
add onsideing that it was but • Ant trial, without any
provism adminal. It is matter of ample that Ruske of
MOekes km been suffered to dumber thus long uhd
ley tag ewer great choral smistim. Pbr their mdse.
vont to Wag sad work, before the masted pulls, the Bach
Society Meanie the warmest praise and snoouragement ;
sad we hope, before long, to have occasion to congratulate
them on a public exhibition of the moults.
London, England, 1850-03-25

RAILWAYS.

Tins DAT. Two °Twos.
In the share market the tone to-day is not quite so
red, but quotation generally have seemly varied
from Saturday's rates, except for Caledonians, which
have fallen to 91, London and North Westerns, done
at 104 i, and South Easterns, which were last
transacted at 14i. The pries of North Star-
fords continues to move upwards, and the
m.t quotation is 10k die., at which they are
Brighton mark 791 ; South Westerns, 83 ;
Midlands, 38k.
The market for foreign shares continues weak, and
have
pewee generally tend downwards. Central of Francs
been dealt in at 111.

Un— lArs.ways.
London, England, 1850-03-25

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT.

S UGAIL—Tbe public sales declered for to-morrow amidst
of 9,008 bap Mauritius, 8,600 hap Beard, and 100 hbds.
West India. Refined has been ins; poem lump, 48s. to
60s.

The Sugar trade, u business generally, has of late been
very dull. The consumption hes bee. materially injured in
this country by the belie►, prevailing very extensively, that
lead is being used in our refineries, which however has not
been the case. Only one refinery, worideg exclusively for
export, has ventured on this dangerous experiment; but the
proem bee now been altogether abandoned. It will, how-
ever, take monodies to dispel the prejudice and alarm under
which the public labours in this revs&
Correa.—There is not any &eland for sale to-morrow.
Good ordinary native Ceylon sold late on Saturday at 465.
and 45.. 64. "to arrive," about 2,000 begs each. To-day
the market appears to be more steady ; the only price quoted
48s.

In other articles no material alteration. The krivate can-
tenet market generally has a dull •
Ott.s.—Seal, pale, 371. 10s. to 3grulllne
81m w, 351. to 381. ;
brown and yellow, 311. 10e. to 331. • Spare, 821.; Head-
matter, 881. to 871. ; Cod, 341 101. to de. ; South 8,a,311. 101.
to 331. 10s.; Oliva Oalipoli, 481. to 491.; Spanish and
Sicily, 481. • Pals, 311. 101.10 321.; Cotssa•aut, 331. to 381. ;
&Ad, raps,'pals, 401 ; Linsied,32l. 15s. to 331.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is steady at the quotations easszed, with
rather more inquiry for delivery in the mums. There is
no alteratim in prices at St. Petersburg, and 110 to. with
Hard money, and 106 ro. ouh were paid for some few Slain
oarcels. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, is quoted 375.;
Muth delivery, 365. 9d. to 375.; October to Dumber,
s6e. 3d. to 36e. 61.

O! TALLOW.
ISM f MIL
London, England, 1850-03-25

ARTISTS' BENEVOLENT FUND.

OS alittirday the enniveresq Amami of this institn-
tins took plus at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Qualm-
streeait, Lineola'a-ina fields, C. Baring Wall, Esq., in the
chr.
About 60 gentlemen at down to dinner in the
ball, and smonast the somy were Benjamin
Cabbed. Esq., IC.P., air Williamoes, RA. R. H. Bony.
Beq.,George Lute, Esq., Thome' Lupton, Bsq., Christo-
plum Moore. Bsq., Mr. Anedell, President ofg
t,
the Herd
Auden" of Liverpool; Mr. Wakes, sculptor ; Mr. (NOM
Unarms, Kr. J. D. Harding, Mr. C. Darham, Mr. George Godwin, Mr. J. H. Mn., &s.
Amongst the loyal toasts was that " Prince Albert,
Albert Panto of Wales, and the rest of the Royal Family."
prg this tust the chainnaa al'uded in eulogistic
tunas to the patronage which art in this country had
received from her Mejesty's consort. His Royal Milanese
was himself an artist, and therefor* he took every opportu-
nity of showing his appreciation of the arts.
In proposing " Prosperity to the Artiste Benevolent
Fund," the Manna& stated that the society had existed 46
years, and he might safely say that this fast was • *adds°.
tort' prod of its madam ; for in these thus no institution
could last so long that did not carry the public with ft. The
hon. gentleman, in 'puking of the life of an artist, alluded
to the precarious nature of the employment, and observed
that it was a great disadvantage to m-mbsze of the proles-
non that they IMO obliged to attempt the performance of
groat things at too early a period of artistic life. The his-
tory of this fund Was well known, and the institution ap-
peared to him to matte all the important elements which
*odd be brought together for a charitable purpose. The
twisty had already done much good, and it would do much
more if the public would owne forward to give it that sup-
port which so excellent en institution deserved.
The tout was responded to with great enthusiasm, and
the chairman read a letter from the Hon. Mr. Phipps,
stating that her Majesty had presented a donati,m of 100
ohms to the institution.
The following toasts were successively proposed and most
warmly responded to The British Institution," " The
Royal Academy; " " The Artists' General Benevolent Insti-
tatioe" The President and the Officers of the Artists'
Annuity Fend," " The Art-Union of London," " The In-
corporated Society of British Artists," " The Society of
Painters in Water Colours," go.
Mr. Unwiu, Mr. George Clint, Bit William 1t,.., Mr.
B. B. Cabbed, Mr. Mann, Mr. Body, Mr. Godwin, and
other gentlemen interested in the progress of art, addreesed
the meeting in the course of the evening; and the entertain.
meet was enlivened by the musical exertions of Mr. Jolly,
Mr. Lawlor, and Mrs. Holmes.
A list of subscriptions and donations was read by the secre-
tary, amounting to nearly 4001.
London, England, 1850-01-17

SPAIN.

MADRID, JAN. S.

The Gazette of to-day contains nothing of any
importance.
In the Chamber of Deputies U. sitting was nearly
taken up in the reading of the different resqlutions of
which notice was given by their authors. 'f oat to be
brought forward by Bermudez de Castro will give
the opposition an cpportunity of doing the ministry
much damage in public opinion. Another motion
will be brought forward by :Moron and Gonzatz
Bravo. The progresista deputies, Galvez Canero,
Sanebez Silva, and Muchada intend to move Lir a TC.
duction in the estimates to the amount of 108,004/"3
of reels, namely, 9,400,000 in the royal palimony,
48,000,000 in the estimates of the home and flaws
department!, and 30,000,000 in that of war, the rt.
duetion of the standing army to 70,000 men with
10,000 gendarmes. The discussion upanGonzrl Morcu's
motion was gone on with. The deputy Polo cot-
eluded the speech he had begun the day be'ore, re.
petting the arguments he had then u-ied. As all the
ministers, except that of the marine, were abaent, the
latter made a short reply. in which it was evident
that he had not mastered the subject, after which s
deputy of the ministerial party, the Senor Morel°,
made • long and rambling speech, the principal ob-
ject of which appeared to draw out the sitting till LI
usual hour of the house's breakkg up, fur, tt votic
had taken place there would have bi en a majorl
against the minister, as an unusual number of minis•
terialtats happened to be absent.
London, England, 1850-01-17

THE LADIES OOLLEGE, BEDFORD-BQUARIL

The following is the outline of a lecture delivered
by the Rev. William B uxt, ICA., at the Ladle.' College,
Bediordsoare, yesterday no "Modern History smoldered
as the Development of Laws discoverable in the Bible." The
lestatrisreem wee crowded, sad the audience appeared to
take the deepest interest fa the lecture.
The Imams ant explained what iseasieg he attached
to the phrase. " laws discoverable fa the Bible," disclaim-
log the interpretations which wield have been attached to
it by the several churches of the early Christians,
them della &i.e. aced the puritans. These lane were dime.
voluble by faith and leb fur from eonsideratioa of the divine
records of huts* society takes as asi organism. Organism
was thee &deed and nistingulabed from mechanism.
Omaalam we a collection of organs working to produce a
common end ; that end also being the end of each of the
ovate. Keeltanion was a collection of means also to pro-
dose an end, bet the end was impressed upon them from
without, act from within. The law or sad of Duman
rthety was involved in • serail& manner in each of the
members, and each of them, is fulfilling this end, worked
oat the common end ut the whole. The example of the
Jewish Nation, who, en the whole, hid remained faithful to
the idea of its creation, was sited.. The Jews were shown to
have femextrd their tharaeteristita, while the four empires
which same la wawa with them rUseppeared. The beceseary
qualilleatiose to be applied to lavradiscovered in the Biole be-
fore they could be used in modern history were then men-
tioned. It was *hew& that the greater complexity of events
modern history formed co valid ground fur the
rejection of general law.. Modern history has indeed
het meek or the epigram's of unity, which distin-
guished ancient hicory. The unity however in ancient
wcieties, was gained at the expense of depth. Bach mem-
ber of the mane, in union had but a small knowledge of the
Principle which united him with the mass. The tendency of
Christianity and the modern spirit of the age was said to
m.ks man more personal, individual, subjective; this pre-
vented the anion of numbers under one idea. There was
no reason to doubt, however, that • mach higher unity than
wee ever attained in ancient times would be reached when
the present age of transi.ion had passed, having aeoom-
plished its minion et bringing out more clearly all that was
great and noble in individual man.
London, England, 1850-01-17

iortrumeatation is, on the whole, extremely happy
though it is ucequal, sometimes reminding us of the
grace end reflternent of Mozart, bat often garish and
6, aslant. In the fine daet in the sealed act, between
Camille and Alphonse, the voices, at the close, are
lost in a bases hurricane.
al wee r
ed t Zampa when this pleas
was first produced at the Opera Cornique, and nothing
could be better than his representation of the noble
appearance and free and graceful bearing of the
young man of high birth and breeding, mingled with
the flrreeness and brutality of the hardened
His singing, too, was artistioal in the highest
Mdlle. Marton, as Camille, acted enduing beeuMi,
though the art is not a very effeedve one. Boyer, as
, Capussi (thep Leporello of the piece), showed himself to
be a good comedian as well as an excellent singer, and
hidllle. Gioia ard, as Rata, was lively and comic as
usual. M. Leroy sang well (there is no room for
acting) in the part of Alphonse, and Dandolo, a
cowardly servant, wee humorously performed by M.
Chateaufort.
' The performance was much applauded, and Chollst
and Mdlle. Chartoa were called for at the concludes.
London, England, 1850-01-17

YORK. Jan. 16.

BTOOIt EM.—North Bridal m,
rieweastie, andXOHANO Baron* 174; Ditto Newcastle ExtensHalion,s; 114 York,.

TUE CONDEMNED MURDERESS HAMILTON.—We
ea diontand that since the condemnation of this unharn
woman, she his remained in a very dejected condition. Her
infant was removed from her on Tamday afternoon, and the
separation appeared to be mutely felt by the metaled
*ether. By the pernietios of the proper authorities, her
hrebesil wed near relatives moored an interview the lame
do g bat ohs has set as jet made any aoktiowledgmat of
Yen gollle.42lwrva
London, England, 1850-01-17

brad in Dahlia, and knowing that, from the arrange-
..* made for said misting, • free expression of the
wi-rrs : e pr•ple grill not be permitted thereat, request
your 10:.1•Itip will tall en open seating at yoar earliest cos-
vtoierc-, t He. main the true feelings of the public en the '
al: nap rant subject of hoe trade.
Tiler,' has been another meeting of the Ulster
tenantry of the Marquis of Hartford held, Captain
.I;nn. ELN , presiding, when the state of the pupa'•
la:ion um these Tart estates was des:Tihed as beteg
m uit deplorable. Some hundred or two of ejectment'
base bean taken out against defaulting temente on
.these estates. The organisation of the tenantry fir
eelt-protection is proceeding rapidly in the north of
Ireland.
Tie report that Mr. Maurice O'Connell was abent
to retire from the representation of Teske has been
contradicted.
In the ease of tile murder at Burisoksme the
ertreser's jtcy have returned the following verdict:
Ines dasessad. William Ard.ll, came by his death in mn-
emonics of hevieg receive d pistol or gunshot wounds is his
duet, and see of opinion toot said William Ardill Wag
niurd.red by some person or persons yet unknow the
n to
London, England, 1850-01-17

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

SUOLll.—This snick is steady in price, but not active in
demand. 600 bags Bengal sold in pub:ic sale; whits Benares,
good and 41r. 6d. to 435. fld. 9,000 bags Manila offered
end withdrawn, 40.. to 41a. 64., duty raid, which was above
he market value; 400 bbds. and 300 brie. offered in bond and
bought in at 19s. to 21s. 61. 1,000 boles of yellow Barnwell
in hand bond buyers ►t 19s. 64. to 225. 6d. Refined re-
mains without alteration in prices; grocery lumps, 60s. Gd.
to 52A. Gd.
Curran.—This article has become rather unsteady, but
more as regards epinion than the 'anal price. Good ordi-
nary native Ceylon stands at 645. to 654., at which a limited
buine as has been done. The t Wilk sale of plantation Cey-
lon, 250 casks sod 150 bags, was withdrawn for went of buy-
lers at previous Taus.
Corrox.—The public sale of 400 Bursts sold at full pricer,
4d. to 41d. per lb.
Smote continue to went an upward appearance.
Devoe show a general improvement ; Camphor is the
favourite article with speculators, and quoted 80s. to 86s.
per cwt.
Taw tin:auks ; the demand is to-day chiefly on
Green and fine C00g..0 ; comm Cougou, 101 d. to Ild.
descriptions have advanced in price.
In other articles ao alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT.
The market remake quiet, with prices about the sante u "
yesterday. The demand for consumption is good. The io
quotstion4 are as follows : Petersburg Y. C. on the spot is So
quoted 395. to 395. 3i.; February and March, 395. 3d.; Oc-
tober to December, 40s. 3d. So
20

SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET.—THIS DAT. 3
Messrs. Cooper and Davis report a abort supply, but 20
trade dull. The following are the quotations: Prime Mee- 20
dow Hay, 684. to 755. ; inferior do. 565. to 655. ; Rowan, g
60.. to 60.. ; Clover, 60s. to 84s. ; Btnw, 231. to 28s.
SO
London, England, 1850-01-28

BIINCING-LANE.-TRIS DAT.

The attendance in the Lane this morning has been full,
bat the non-arrival of the usual foreign mails has p
any amirity in the markets, and last wet k's quotatiuss
remain unaltered.

Corns.—Oo3d ordinary native quoted 61s. to 62..
The public salsa declared for tomorrow are to • modisrats
extent. Sugar, 160 Wads. Barbadoes, 3.000 bags Mauritius,
andba 600 bags Madras; Saltpetre, 1,000 bags ; Rice, 3,000
r.
Corrox wear' a firm appearance.
Otto.—Steady. Seal, pal., 391. ; Straw, 361. to 371.;
brown and yellow, 321. to 341. ; Sperm, 821. 10s. to 831.;
Hasdatatter, 871.; Cod, 301. 10s. to 311.; South Sea, 321.
to 34/. ; Olive Oalipoli, 501. : Palm, 311. 10s. to 321. 10s. ;
Cocoa-nut, 331. 10s. to 361. ; Linseed, 321. to 321. ss. ; Seed,
rap*, pale, 421. ; Spanish and Sicily, 48s. to 50..

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.
The market, which cloged last week quiet, hes opened to-
day more ettadily, and there is lies disposition to press sales
Fpeculative If. The quotations are as follows :—Petersburg
Y. C. on the mot, 3w. 63. to 395. ; Fetanary and March,
38e. 3d. ; October to December, 40a.

PARTICULARS OP TALLOW.
1848. 1 1849. 1850.
Stock this day Casks. 16,360 36,863 41,143
Delivery last week
Do. Irma let June
Arrival last week P 851 2,069
Do. from Ist June
Price T. C. this day per cwt 47e. 6d. , 40e. Mead.
Do. Town 32s. 1 455. Od. ; 41s.
P1:131.1C SAUDI advertised for February 1. 160 casks and
400 boxes South American Tallow; 100 casks Australian
ditto ; 100 ditto, for exportation only; 400 bands American
Rain.
London, England, 1850-01-28

and having that morning missed a large order for
goods bosun the rate offered was the sixteenth of a
psany abort of the amount which would have left him
a profit—be could hardly afford to pay an advance.
" We dare not reduce wager, however, " he observed;
"we should have a strike immedi
ately. I scarcely
/Teak to my weavers now," he added, " about a
deduction for spoiled work; if such a thing is only
hiated, except in very gross eases, the answer comes
as firmly and independently as can be conceived,
leave the mill first—there is plenty of work now.'"
Amongst other mills, I milted one of an extensive
firm who are spinners, and weavers of the description
of goods called heavy domestics—a branch of the cot-
ton trade that would have felt the advantage of a re-
duction of wages at this moment more decidedly than
any other ; because in the present high price of the
raw material goods in the production of which the
consumption of cotton is large are manufactured to
great disadvantage. In the present state of the
market, the amount paid for labour is less
an element in fixing the price of production
than the quantity of dear cotton consumed in making
such fabric.. At this mill the proprietor obligingly
gave me the result of an investigation of his book.,
showing the average amount paid to each description
of hands in his establishment per head per week
during the last six years. A more desirable statistical
table for showing the utter worthlessness of the
Morning Post's assertion about the reduction of
wages could not have been thrown in my way. The
following is a copy:

Dew Iptles at
Wcrkers. 1844. 1843. 1841. 1 1847 I 1648. 113:9.
---
o. d. s. d. 8. d. is.cl. 16. d . 8. 0.
°orders —male l3 61 13 8 11 4 1 7 9 1 12 0 12 0
Do. female 8 14 BlOl 6 6 8 4 8 9 8 6
81"21176 &piece" 1 10 04 12 0,11 10 I GlO 11 7 12 0
(angle St male)
Two4oora semen lO 1 9 911 810 419 9 0 9 S
Do. halms— 4 7 4 6 4 8 21 , I
48, 4 8
Nechonlos 23 4 TO 6 20 12 ' 10 6 19 3
London, England, 1850-01-28

THE SAVINGS' BANKS DEFALCATIONS.

MANCILIISTEIi, TAN. 2G.
The defalcations at the St. Heler.'s Sayings Bank are
found to be from 12,000'. to 13,000/. This, however, is
indcpendent of any further deficit which may he discovered
in upwards of 100 dereitors' books not yet rent in. The
most singular point in connection with this robbery has been
the immunity the guilty parties were suffered to enjoy titer
the discovery of their frauds, whilst offenders of less impor-
tance, forstealic.g 6d., world hese been handcuffed and taken
to peol on mere suspicion. The local autorities, after a
fortnight's time for consideration, however, seem to have
bethought themselves of their duty. It. th John and William
Johnson were taken into custody early in the week, but, sn
appearing before the magistrates, theirs xamination was post-
poned till Monday next, and they were est at litetty on giv-
ing bail for a thousand pounds each,—that is, two sureties
tor each of 25W., and their own reccgnitances to the amount
of 6001. each. In the meent!me, ad their private property
is advertised for sale, including houtebedd furniture, plate,
equipages, and conservatories of plants.
The Rochdale Savings Bank aoetants have been fully
examined, and it would appear that no farther attempts ere
being made to save the uepositors fr um less. The friendly
sotietisa—these unenrolled--are said to have determined on
etitioning rarer cement on the auhjeet of their claims. The
private trade creditors of Haworth, the deceased actuary, are
also maid to he claiming to COMM in as j Ant partieipators in
the asset,. Sheol f the clams of all theee pars es be atbnitt.d,
the dividend will probably be under 10e. in the pound.
London, England, 1850-05-18

BURTHENB ON LAND.

Sir H. WILLOUGHBY wished to ask the noble lord at the
heart of her Majesty's government if there was any intention
to bring in any measure for the eduction or equalisation of
burdens that now pressed on the cultivation of the land in
the United Kingdom, during the present session of parlia-
ment?

Lord J. RUSSELL said a bill had been introduced by the
boo. member for Herefordshire rn the subject. The hon.
member who had asked this question had referred to a re-
mark of his which had appeared in the newspapers as having
been altered when he received a deputation of protectionists.
He begged to inform the hon. member in reply that, so far
is his recollection served him, he had not alluded to the
subject in presence of the deputation. (Rear, hear.)
London, England, 1850-05-18

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' OOURT.—YIans.DAy.

Bsvoy a ing auir qiresisp,..

In as Lantana= Joan ChAXCIT.
This indent appeared for judansat.
Mr. 8 .rgoo4 oppused for Joseph Joel, • jeweller w d biU
discounter. Mr. Croke supported.
It was stand to the nun that the natter between the fa-
nned sod Joel had bon arm/4 sod then was now no
farther opposition.
Is newer to the court the Waken fled his sabodalo woe
sad he was swore to the nine.
His Honour said he was glad to be relieved from declaim
between the ewer idiotory statements of the ineolvent and
Joel. ledeed, the word of al °Muss should be sufficient.
The insolvent lied now MOM to In schedule, and as he
was relieved from the pain he had alluded to, he had merely
to declare the insolvent to be entitled to the benefit of the
set, mad to ord. r him to be discharged forthwith.
The insolvent was dircherged accordingly.

-isms Ma. anualmorma
Ia IMM MATIMI 07 CAPTAIN PATILICIL WILLIAM MAO.

MAHON.

The ease of this insolvent, • 'septets in the 44th Roe, on
lam, which a/espied the court to seven o'olock last night,
wee resumed at the sitting of the court, and was oontir ued
till nearly six o'clock. The five counsel In opposition—
namely, Mews. Nichols, Dawns, Bagley, News'', and /kr-
good, opposed. Mr. Cooke, with whom was Mr. Lucas, sp
pared for the Insolvent. The principal objection to the
Insolvent was, that he bad Weaned debts without ressonab:s
expectations of payment. Several witnesses were entrained
as well as the insolvent. It appeared that in addition to his
pay, which was 2101. a year, the insolvent bed property in
Inland which ass mortgaged to a large amount, and out of
which he expected to pay his debts.
A part of the can related to some personal matters be-
tween the insolvent and his uncle, Captain Dmnellan, and
all Imputation on the character of that gentleman was ex-
punged from the scheduk
Counsel severally addressed the court, and Mr. Cooke was
hoard in reply.
An application was made for a part of the Insolvent's pa
and the insolvent said he could not set aside a portion with-
oat getting into debt.
Mr. Commissioner Phillips gave his *Oak* en the several
oppositions. He thought the insolvent had reasonable ex.
peetations of paying his debts, end that soma of the erediton
knew his sitaatioa. He could not call upon him to set side
any portion of the pay. The insolvent was ordered to be
discharged forthwith.
London, England, 1850-05-18

MANCEISTER, May 17.

Bwwoh•lisowamOh.—Tea market °mid with fiefilleile,
and a fair lard nem wee done In the mereles, but the Wontododo il•OR
London led almost to a psalm kw erne hours later in the (kr. Priem
were rather firmer again, however, toward+ the close of butane.
London and North Western an* was dome as high as 1011.
London, England, 1850-05-18

BAVARIA.

MUNICH, MAY 11
The minister, Von der Pfordten. gained ycsterday
an advantage neither decisive nor brilliant. After a
debate of several hours on the proposition of the War
Minister, demanding a vote of 2,800.001) florins and a
credit of 7,000,000, for apprehended eventualities, a
division took place, when the government had a
majority of 73 against 62. To gain this end, how-
ever, the minister resorted to the strongest measures,
and even staked the existence of the cabinet on the
decision of the Chamber, but fur which the divisiew
list might have exhibited a different result. Several
members who had voted and spoken in favour of the
proposition in their committees, opposed it in the
house.

luau,. May N.—Voluntary Loon, 10)1. NAtion.il Debt, S ; BUM
Shale*. 93.
VI,XNA, MAT IS.—Five per Cent. Metalliquen, 921: Your pQ
C...nn0., WI. Bank Sturm, 1037. Esclt.mge 11.13.

11. M. STEAMER CUCKOO struck on the °yew
R x lc+ on Tuesday right, on her nuisance into St. Helier,
laden with troops, prisoners, and invalids. The pnoonan
Ltd to be taken out by vain bros.
London, England, 1850-05-18

(Fres the Mining Jourintl.l

- - -
Although the share market has not been brisk during the
week, we and that as average anammt of basiness:bas bees
transacted.
Frew a reported improvement In West Beton, an inquiry
he shares has taken pi.ce. Botallsek, West Tolgne, tiludt
Ulm Trelawny, and Mary Ann have been in request ; and
sod tktre has been a tolerable di mond for dividend-paying
mines.

Shares in the following mines have changed hands this
week :—Devon Great. Consols, South Tolgus, Treviskey and
Barrier' Trilawny, Trebane, Tincrolt, lliiignston Down,
Alfred C no dr, Drake Well., South Plain Wood, Mary
Ann, ()rambler and S. Aubyn, Wes: Tolgus, Kirk-
cudbright, Pendarves, Eigair, Lim, Gustavus, Tremayne,
North Bailer Str Park, West Providence, Penzance
Consols, WhaLsy
%rah, Wheal Vincent. Lanilisrooe Wheal
Maris, Rut Butler, Treleigh Consols, Bedford, South
Tamar, &c.

The inquiry for shares in foreign Mines bu been rather
limited, and but little business trantarted. United Mexican,
Cobra, Santiago, and Linares hays been done. and e few
bargains in Sc. 3,..he del Rey, Copiapo, Imperial and National
Brazilian, the Barons limns, and Australian.
London, England, 1850-05-18

PUBLIC SALES.

MAY 17.—8 y 'Messrs. annum'? and Ci., at the Mart.—
Freehold property, consisting of whsrfs, dwelling houses, and
property, near Mill-stain, Bermondsey-wall; let for 3051. per
annum—sold for 2,8501.
Mr. Moons, at the Mart.—Copyhold residence, 1, Ocean-
row, Stepney ; let for 401. ; fines nominal-3901.
Cottage residence, Queen's-road; let for 301.; term 77
years, at ils.-3001.
H,•nse, 4, Middleton-place; Ist for 301.; term 77 years at
fie.-3751.

Two houses, Dorset cottager, Orange-road; lot for 64/.;
terns 77 years at 141.-6501.
Btx houses, Philip's terrace adjoining; lot for 1841.,
tenants paying taxis ; term 77 years at 424-1,8801.
Two amities, Richmond-road; mutual value, 401. each;
term 90 years at 101.-7001.

lII7IIOIIRED VISIT OF HER MAJESTY TO DUN-
ROBIN.—We understand that it is beyond doubt that her
Majesty is to visit the Duke of Sutherland at Dunrobin
Castle early in the sassing autumn. This large and princely
residence is sort magnificently Sued up, particularly the
apartments allotted for her Majesty and her Consort. It Is
thought, too, that Dnorobia will be the first landing plaits
in Scotland, and lure are we, beck high and low in
Sutherland will Tie with meek other is giving a warm sad
cordial reception to the august pair.—Elgin Courant.
FRIGUTYUL OCCURZENCE.—On Thursday morn-
ing, shortly after 9 o'clock, the inhabitants of Gower-street,
Bedford moue, were thrown into • state of considerable
alarm by the frightful catastrophe which occurred at the
residence of W. Wren, llsq., of No. 73, Gower-street. The
governess to the family of the gentleman abovenamed bad
been for • considerable period in charge of the younger
obildrea. Oa Thursday morniag the family were suddsaly
aroused by a fearful shriek from one of the domestics, and
upon rushing into the passage they ascertained that the
dovernera had pretipluited herself from the third floor win-
w into the back area—a depth of 60 feet. She was relied
up totally insensible, and shockingly injured. Tile unfortu-
nate creature having been carried into the house, she was
promptly sttesilsi lay Ms. Whodburne, who found that she
had sustained aewessiee of this brain. • compound fractured
the left arm, tad a* ether eomplicated injuries that, after
affording tempers,/ -ills-- and resuming her to • patiortial
state et eseesleemws, espietted her removal to h•
Morlifibl, whin tie ssesiesi every possible ad that
wool skin seald *Minh less evening the was is • very
pensions wejdria.
(Advartislollet 3—A 11111ARKABLE CASs OP BCilo-
eviA curia wr ifewawarli outman Leo 1.11.1.11.—The em of
Mr Ausdatierillslestrest. tbelisabese, shoe %Ara=
was h
ymna such,e ad the Mere
ilet la la
he had
lee m et_ ids bed', besides
a imam Ow eyes. no bMe
est sleieli VONIIIMO abided
Its so mast Wed MIZE 1111 SIMS test 1t ins smetiossi
=grills sablee tbe dimes at the alb lloolsuesee
isistursa tap medal lek and with Ent wasesse. kr is two
waft tbs ley was surly sm. by their Toe. sad he Ms seellsald
gel Ise tbs gm yearw—silloy alli=sisa ;mid Peeking
jamytelealsrakilliksawite 1111.1Wowl.
London, England, 1850-05-18

?meet 51 proprietots, reprefentlag
proxies 6 „ repnsenting

752 rotes.
GO Totes.

_. .--
Pitsent 111 proprietors, reprearcting —..
2,013 votes.
Proxies 1,839 „ representing

14196

Majority, 1,894 proprietor and 16,386 votes in favoar of the
or4inal motion.
lislpslc two ream:fling reiolatione, which appeared in the
of yesterday, at the end of Mr. Rumell's
speech, wire then adopted without opposition.
A vote of thanks to the chairman was carried by acclama-
tion. The netting then separated.

RAILWAY COWPANIZS. CLIAZINO ALAAOCIATION.—Yes.
tardily, in Mr. Bern•Ps committee, the preamble of this
oosse tiise pany's
pbalsl,entw
1 war declaredmwte hproay,ved.isbetslteit aboppetwanniehammeomi
for
sent
railway compaaies for the transmission without interruption
dal; um through northward and southward tralEc passing
over different railways, with the lams facility as though the
raliwgys had belonged to one company; the arrangement
wog ena tad designated as the clearing system," con-
Aland osier Nis superintendence of • committee from the
bends of &esters of the various railways; the business
bl.aettisi en at the clearing house in Beyntour-etreet,
the Easton station of the London and North
eras way. away. The system has beat grand to be pro-
d/Obi Se Public consaience and suing in expense,
be having been experienced la 'outguesses of the
aeleekden net poisoning the power of tbag or de
aglow ere snits, and taking promadings, the
pasesi useirare wu brought in.
IMPORTATION OP ASPARAOUL—An importation of
several outages of asparagus bee takes plaseirya stouter
from Belgians, the growth and produce of that country.
This is the first arrival of this esculent from abroad this sea-
son. It is now as I saw vegetable free of duty on Impor-
tation.
London, England, 1850-05-18

ease in the parish, known es Cakes-hrn Chapel. Mgt
oon•regation and ofke.beeme ef the shank NW thole
parlor, the Rev. Mr. Frames, have kaa bass
smaaged, and • few years bask the Wane Itself
was often the scene of meet disgraceful disturb's.'" be-
tween shepherd and told, which It was necessary to all
t.
the police to put an end to. Mr. Frames had of late ab-
sented himself from the perform's*. of the duties la his
chnrch, though he bad not neglected to draw the anneal
stipend derived from Queen hawe's bounty and ethos
craw" sad the ewe was recently anown to ksve ettrested
the attention of the new bishop of the diocese. The
'Meagre:est between Mr. France and his congregation had
led to peens for some time past, hat it appears that this
year Were had been • contest again Me churchwardens, the
ratepayers electing one and the pastor another. This
Mr. Francs to the Archdeawn's Court WM morsinibr.lit:
circumatauces of the double election were stated, alma
the archdeacon decided in favour of admitting the minim
tee's warden, and Mr. France the. triumphed over his
opponents. Ihe triumph of the unfortunate gentlemen.
howevir, was but of momentary duration: the bream aber
the archdeacon had announced his decision, Mr. remiss
sank down on the floor of the church, sad expired before
any aisistance could hi obtaised. The wort was Wendy
Mused, and • surgeon sent for, bat toe late. Toe body of
the reverend gentlemen was removed to his resides.' at
Stalybridge, where an inquest will be to-morrow. Tbe
cause of death is supposed to have been appopluy.
London, England, 1850-07-15

LAW INTELLIGENCE

THIS DAY.

COURT OF CHANCERY.
Bums rste Lone coXIUMONSIS or rue Guar Wt.
This morning, ahe Lords Commissioners of tits Great Beal
presided in Vacates-inn Hall, to deliver judgments in the
several eases pending before them prior to resigning the seal
at the Privy Council this day, the Lords Commissioners
present the Right Han. Lard Langdale and Mr. Bunn
Rolfe' when, judgment having been given in various cases,
the Lords Commissioners rose to attend the Privy Connell.
London, England, 1850-07-15

THE EULGARIAN INSURRECTION.

Letters have been received in Vienna from Semlin,
to the sth inst. Omer P.scha had not marched into
Bosnia with the Turkish army under his command,
but with one division had marched towards Nissa,
with the two c-,mmissioners from Constantinople, to
inquire into the cause of the Bulgarian insurrection.
It was believed that the insurrection originated really
in the tyranny and oppression of the Turkish officials,
but that when it had broken out Russian emissaries
htd done all in their power to foment and increase
the feeling against the goverment. 'fhe fact of
\Viddin bring surrounded by the insurgents was con-
firmed. The insurgents were reported to have in-
creased in number. Thirty-five thousand men were
reported under arms. The chief points at which they
were collected are Nissa, Sofia, and Filirpel. Com-
munications are interrupted in all directtoss.
London, England, 1850-05-27

THIS DAY.

Two °Tux'.
The market has been steady all morning for Con-
role at 96 to 1 both for money and account, but at
this moment they are quoted 96 sellers for present
transfer, the only variation which has occaTed during
the morning.
The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 95 and 1 • and
the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 96x andi 97.
Exchequer Bills, of all sires, have been done at 675.,
and 715.; and India Bonds, 900. prem. Bank Stock,
207 and 61. India Stock, 2661.
The foreign stock market is inactive, but prices
generally continue steady. Mexican mark 301 ;
Spanish Actives 171. The official list reports deal-
, jugs at the following rates : Buenos Ayres Bonds,
at 51 and 62. Dutch Two- ed-a-Half per Cents., at
,66 ; exchange,', 12 via. Equador at 32. Mexican
at 302 for money, and 302 and 1 foe the
31st inst. Peruvian Four-and-a• Ralf per Cents.,
1849, for account, at 76; ditto Defined, at
331. Portuguese Five per Cent. Converted, 1841,
for account, at 76. Russian Five per Cents., at 1071
the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, at 22 prem.
Spanish Active Five per Cunt., at 171; the Three par
Cents., at 371 and 1. Vesesnebs Deterred, at 111.
DIULDIH YUDDIL—Thas Day.
Nat 993E1.006 r, v. 90 i
3 Pit Qt.. Aiwa., 96 I 13 Pet 018- 7
3 Per VL Ara. baSare to Ili.
IPUIDUCI Ft=
siW. BM* seßatrzit 911
arri'L,artalratada.
as.. ea tcl
1
Ow. 7
ri b th, ripest. Di,. 11
London, England, 1850-05-27

BIRJLINGIRAM, May 26.

Sgoni-iso &&&&& —This share marked teday was dull,
and prime were rather wraker.-sLtop.Nn talons hare efertiol In
value, chiefly because of the unsatisfactcwy ohmmeter of the clauses in
the bill to be introduoed to Parliament by the Loudon Jirl North
Western Company, which so far *fleets the eoneern as not to yrorido
a guarantee foe the remaining amount to be called up Opposition
it al. It is said, be catered at the westing which takes place at eihrews.
bury early in June.