Correlations between the magnification or polarization of background s
ources, induced by gravitational lensing due to their large-scale stru
cture, and the positions of foreground galaxies, are investigated. We
find that the amplitude of those correlations is enhanced with respect
to those for a single population. We analyse the dependence of the co
rrelations with the density parameter Ohm considering a non-linear evo
lution of the matter-power spectrum. The contribution of linear evolut
ion is negligible at scales below several arcmin. Detailed results reg
arding the dependence of the correlations on the redshift of the foreg
round and background populations for different cosmological models are
presented. The effect reaches its maximum amplitude for foreground po
pulations with relatively small redshifts due to the rapid increase of
the non-linear matter-power spectrum at recent times.