The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08 00:00:00

April Si

EXPRESS NEWS.

ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH•

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INCOME TAX.—The Globe hears it affireleu olio°
those Irish members who voted against the Ecciesoo,
Titles Assumption Bill propose to complete tbeero
stration of their dependence on priestly d0n,1,0
voting against the Ministers on the income talr• 1301;
MEXICAN BONDS.—The Committee of Mexican date'
holders have received advices from Mr. Fslconeir'ttertoe
15th Feb. He had not received a reply to his 'e
the department of finance, stating that the tle4our
accepted, and that he was ready to receive the V.,,ericil
dols. coming to the bondholders out of the tbo
indemnity money. Mr. Falconer expresqes reSreto be
the decree had been made in London,thinking;joo,b;
might have done better in Mexico, but there is 11„ve t,45'
but that the Mexican Government will carrf, , slaw,
arrangement entered into in good faith. lie
that the government was transported with Joy "Pfdeif
news of the acceptance of the terms by the boodbe

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. t, fell'
The news received from the Cape up to thelot,,
„eh,'o
is, on the whole, favourable. No certain advant3s Col
been gained over the Caffres, but forts Willie an ado
had been relieved, and the situation of the trsoPstovo
the governor was much more satisfactory. Au '4

fort Beaufort was still expected. -
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PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING.—It is still belie•-4 Of.
parliamentary cabinet will soon be formed. The hi:
were done to.day at 0 francs. • toletwPit)
GREECE.—ATHENS, 24TH MARCH.—A
despatch states that the govermwent, which had me
several defeats, has dissolved the chambers. t cslfg
TRIESTE, 28TH MARCH..-.—At this day's make „ter(
was firm, but business was of a restricted charZ4,
Sugar is quiet.—Exchange on London, 12 florins "

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETlNG.—ygs.ra tta AC' Of
, by
The CRAVEN STAKES of 10 sovs..each, with 5O add s"
511
Jockey Club. Sotterley, 1 ; Pitsford, 2.
A HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES Of 2.1 BOVA. each, an olft
decla•ed to go to the second ; for 3 and 4 year olds. tC"
1; RSwEErseindeer, 2. COtiCt"
A TAKEs of 50 soya. each, h ft. Iris, 1 ;
Won in a canter.

HANDICNP.ort, 1 • Visite, 2.
SWEEPSTAKES. —Ne wp—Midas, 1'; Oleanler, 2. Won by 00

THE OAKS.--••• 3 to 1 agst Iris.
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SOUTH LANCASHIRE STEEPLE CHASES—W-
ON NEWTON RACE COUR-g: Die;
THE SELLING STEEPLE CHASE.—ATiSdIV!,
pool, 2. A disputed race. The Doctor cainein Ars', •
disqualified.
Shio
SOUTH LANCASHIRE STEEPLE CHASE.----,,r. Dy t
Peter, 1; Mr. King's Shinrone, 2. Eigat ran. WO
lengths.
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LONDON MONEY AND SHARE MARKETSII3s.
p
CLOSING, PRICES.
Consols for Account and Money, 961 j ; Excheclo-fotl:
55 8. Foreign Stocks : No change can be in de in cl':7e%i_c.,to
but the business is quite of a limited character.
33 / ; Spanish Actives, 201 t/ ; Ditto Threes, 39.4'4'01:e1!
Passives, 6/. Railway Shares : London Stock,
Quarters, ,q 5 Prm. ; Midland Stock, 604 P? vaste},
144 14 Dis. ; North Stafforthhire, 6j Dis. ; South) 14th1
261 ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 34 6 • Caledonians! '
Do. Pref., 61 ; Eastern Counties, 7/4 ; East Anglian'„" Pip
East Lancashire, 16/ 17 ; Great Northern, 17i X;:
Western,Lancashire and Yorkshire,
4831 Ai' +err
Newcastle, and Berwick, 21/ ;, Do. Extension
Pref.. Dis. • York and North Midland, 2614'i ; Un"
Sheffield, and L'incolnshire, iOP
notst„,
The English - be '-,,efe
Being the first day on which private transfers coal,' „t Pitt
in ctocks, with dividends payable on the 10th insts:,;oo?
were several investments made, giving stability to tb'bosi°
generally. The Railway Market is-eat, with very little
doing.
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MANCHESTER SHARP. MARKET.—YEsTogv, ire
The following were the closing prices :—Lanaatf re,.;
Yorkshire, 501 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln it
1 prem. ; East Lancashire, 16 1546; 17; FleelWOOa'
tb
South Eastern and Dover, 261 15.16 ;: York and Nor
land, 261.

LEEDS CLOSING PRICES.—YESTERDAY'oit9
The following were the quotations at the close or
A_ mbergate, Nottingham, and Eastern Junction, 33 "..'
Olio
Lancashire, 16 13-16; Midland Stock. 614 3; Nortu
9 15-16; South Eastern and Dover, 262.

LONDON CORN MARKET.—YgsrititDAY'lisli "(11
There was only a moderately fair su_pply of Eli, stlo
foreign wheat at market this morning. English was „laced
demand, but foreign was only taken for immediate 01101,01
the current rates of Monday last. Flour remains pito
in value. Barley brought full prices, but mall s° os ter
slowly at rates in favour of the buyer. Beans and rie fortep
as dear. Dealers purchased oats pretty-4 freely, anu., de'
quotations were well maintained. Canary seed thetas,
Clover seed Unchanged.
English White Wheat
Do. Red do. -

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438• to 450
370. ''

ARRIVALS,

Qrs.
English Wheat..
Barley
" Outs- ..
Malt ..
„ Floar ..
„ Beans ..
„ Peas....

QrS ' Sei
..... iu
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.. .671#
' . 114'
.•'' Cil

3137
4303
1968
10417
3871
741
269
5440

FO reign

Irish-Oats

SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET.—YEsTE— j.Netety
There was -a very large supply of Beasts• InaA tot'
morning ; this, together with a dull morning, caused 5`,./
appear less brisk. Prime Down Sheep, in the wool, sO' AVO
and realised ad anced prices, but inferior aniwiais were
~t 0;
sale. Lambs sold readily at Friday's rates, but the Cal;3ll'to
remains unchanged. Beasts, 4,110; Sheep and Lambo; gd• ;
Calves, 135.; Pigs, 460; Scotch Beasts, 500;, Bas 4 to 4s• 4d•
3s. Bd.; Mutton, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 10d. ; Veal, 2s, Sa•
Pork, 3s. to 3s. Bd. ; Lamb, ss. to 6s.

Sugar LO: NADtOt
01,7- d
ay,l3 market PRODUCE
OAmIteKE dealersT .
brown lumps, as quoted, from 478. to 475-6 d• „,,int0285;411,
sales are ofa very limited character, at from 271."' is ''
—Coffee : The demand is not better; Native CeYl°"at
0t
395. to 40s.—Tea: There were buyers of low cong°"' transnier
ls. lid. for sound.—Cotton: A dull business has beerw.opi r .1
to-day, and prices have a downward tendency.-1n Pis rjg,,l;
more has been done, but no advance.—lron
good demand at 41s. 6d. to 425. 6d.; bars in fair r
15s. to 17s. 6d.; rails are firm. —Ywrrel'cnaiputicolrtiti.g;,,:odejl
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405'
TALLOW RETURNS. 6(l' tt't
The maket continues quiet. Fine new Y. C. 3Rs•noilliislt44
on the spot. Stock is 36,281 casks, against 30;658 c,:7-03 c05';.7
same pei loci last year, being an increase this year. Of °,615„f
The deliveries last week were 1296 casks, against • "
in the corresponding week last year, being a decre
casks.

1009$S'
SOUTH LANCASHIRE STEEPLE CU tti
°fee
These events came off on Monday (yesterdef b
Newton course, under the stewardshipof T. J"-ceeeltifsi
and J. White, Esq. ; and, the weather being e 5 00,7 f
fine—quite spring-like—there was an immense (*ie., Voi
of spectators present from Liverpool, Man'heloceol,
rington, _Chester, Wigan, and the neighbo.,„ur",ropl;vol
bill of fare issned by the spirited lessee (E. w • oce se;
Esq.) being very enticing. The course was in e%pe',loo
order, having been drained at a considerable ,bie
and the whole of the steeple chase line was vis'sincejoi
the stand, there being material alteration in it the I.jeii
November meeting—the half circle goneover (Ivo! o'
of the stand (over the Haydock lands) being arqu',lr
Mr. Thomas Horsley (late trainer to the 1" and
Westminster) officiated as judge and weigher, arrot,
Charles Cotgreave as secretary. The
ments were liberal and effectual, and the resPee':l ofl
well supported. Early in the morning there wag 00 Al!
about The Victim being placed in the carafe ow,
acceptor, the official declaration of the clerk of Tesllol,
not including him as a "content."- The reirberideici
g The
Doctor, d d
rooms at tie Grand Stand were under the superit'
course ,ve stool
of Mrs. Gibson, of the Bath Hotel, Ws.terle°' 00'
Mr. Wainwright's b
give the subjoined details of the racing : SO
The SELLING STEEPLE CHASE Of 3 soy& each, witii j
X 40).......................... .............. s
Mr. Phelan's b m Ariadne, aged (410.... • • --• • • • • '
Mr. Noble's br c 4 yrs (XSO) .... •n). • •••:' '
Mr. J. C. Johnson's b m Maid of Disley, aged (..€2-• . I
Mr. E. Wright's b g Young Liverpool, 4 yrs (X2O) •• •
Mr. Palmer's Saltpetre, aged (120)... - •• • OP
• •Y°..41
Mr ' (late the Brewerddlioefef I

. Tempest's b g Pegasus. aged (410).... ...... • • :;5t
The Doctor the favourite. and 3to each ar , oo
Liverpool and Saltpetre. The favourite led '1),I co/
wsy, when Mr. Noble's colt showed is front, an 5e
the work at a good pace. Pegasus refused ti Jewry
fence, and the Maid of Disley bolted. Young.t th
led over the brook second time, but bolted, Wag
turn, followed by Maid of Disley, and the )„,e'lad
taken up by Noble's colt. He kept it to to:coa co. ,
where the Brewer came by him, and finally -
a lengt NAND
h.
ml,
SOUTH LANCASHIRE GRAND STEEPLE CHASE prep.!
20 sous. each, lat.. and 3 only if declared, wit,"tbeDY
✓
added. The second to receive 20 sous. out clii,oo"
and winner to pay 211 soya. towards expenses. '
miles and a half.

9 0 Mr. Shirley's b g Peter

10 4 Mr. King's ch gShinrone, aged ............
9 8 Mr. R. Wilson's g m Fanny Gray, aged • • •;0,7,,,'
9 6 Mr. Skipworth'sbh Robert Earl of Hunting'
12 12 Mr. Palmer's ti g The Victim, aged ....• •• • • „

10 4 16. Palmer's b g The Young:'uT, aged ••• • • "
10 4 Mr. Oakes's b g Half-and-Half. aged .... ;,pa
10 3 Mr. W. Boynton's br m Wharfdale
1 16 to 4 agat the Victim ; 3 to 1 each agst Shot goIV4
Fanny Grey, and sto 1 any other. They all 04a
the brook, but Victim fell at the second fence's -1;00;
his back, hurting Oliver by the fall : the boy
been killed. The Great Northern refused the tlia
as also did Fanny Grey. The lead alternate 00,e
Peter and Shinrone ; and after the first three a'
tel),o
race was confined to those two. Peter ultice_:.
easily by four or five lengths, after a fast rutir4v-
was third.
A SELLING. PLATE of 30 sovs. added to a SWS,t f
sove. each. Heats one mile and-a-Va' .• • ,••
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Mr. Peace7;l;*nrilep Francis • • • •
Mr, Whitworth's b m Lady Jersey (X 50)....... •• • ;;,;0)'
Mr. Walker's ch f Alma, 4 yrs (.20) . . .... . ....
Mr. Moore's bm by Cardinal Puff—Marcella, 5 / • '1Po' dr
Mr. Peace's b g Latitat, s yrs (e 20) •• • 'tile ir
sto 4 agst Repulse, who made play after , poi
mile, but only won by a head, the Cardina', 00,10
challenging at the distance, and swerving in th'
Second heat ; Repulse made all the runt±los>7
headed, and won easily by nearly two length_j

DIED. h a
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On the 7th instant, 'MARTHA, relict of *
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READ, Esq ,of H.M. Custonn,, of this port. efts
Same day, aged 21, ANNI 2 ELIZABETH, Y°'
of Mr. CHARLES FRANCIS, of this town.

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