The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-31 00:00:00

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Blackheath Park. log at nies o'clock, in front of Springfield Gaol, Chelan- As noticed in another c",Ang in th e a ri s e of 2 0 la 'COW obi ineates - 8 fil pm Consols opened w rim cessirtmon. ford, in the preesnee of as imasese concourse of spectaton. the maw& market t 0 ' r h" ' 2 •D"" W I" -- 2 2 Si C-- A po f iGh4 IW ng woe of premiss, olio:tally adapted te the Notwithstanding the exhortations of the rev. era lain, 3' °- asy was firmer, and, thing so 74 'lsals ... ... .• 5 II pm this morning, some 4 Teta of ware% i , prices were little ohar.ged , more firmness was o boes- se 1 '44 1 w=0ta5 p.. ....,..-. i f ‘ 1I .. dila 11 ". 4.b. ... 4tt I f t h e pee w ee ay is my " the admit periiited to the lest that he niewdeted Mr. Tellerdecline on the Pali. .I:ontst arms elm. • IS edielldmallr o sod_ - 10E9a INIM Melones end wildness of vable at the close. After the regular hours Calais- 2, 5 ) i; -;,,, A s . — etre." • ' " 1 i If pm so l: mtasl lolsBsl2 . 3t . stow or st d ea th 11 e e „„ ati l bg p r i e b en ,l 7 . widest than be bed mesiketed gam hit sweieranatien. titans were qncfed 321 to 1 ; London and North ss. lailet-,7 0 ",,,,,,. ,aLI• 11 Pm day there was a per ••-mod sstero 3. • by an influential br ~... Delmsed 22 . 255 52"`25,_ the mend of twin Precisely se the clock attack nine the enlipek itseeadmi the Western, 118 to I; Oxford and Worcester, 24 to i ; 1 "i : -'-- .- - - 02 and Great Northern., 20,1 to „L'. Lancashire and si f kvaammell -- - - 2 1 -8 11 operation carried the - " -- C encs . " l NW '212164 I. 13 t.• 67 wearing nimulties. le sca ff old, without aeastaitee. Daring all menden c-'" .. - t b, ewer i' ark end 1 1 , be Fad entil • 000 shall pinioning he trembled euemively, IMO 00011 hie Yorkshires were better, owing to there being no large 10 1 Day titan"?' ... - 4 4 1 6 tion of 991 to par to siv'' :- T. , r ~..stase bar 2341 a rear of ode. indifference, sod on leaving hie sell sleek hands with the 5.... i. -•- 'S closing gnotation, be tAITASSIA MCICAL L'on ABSOCIATION. officials, and exclaimed " God bleu yen all !" supply of stock. Manchester and Sheffield. were 5 no. 'Coal , •• .... . If 2 the improvement ex L s , reed by he; lia,smo loyal fatten Patent. Ills stroggks were but of short duration , end the body, flatter. 10 Dm ipm et. rflooolloo i tnit IFS government broker -.1 pert •a. , rt. 3, - after hams fag an hour, was cut down, sad last eight was 2 0 Leer es: Medberramen 9 11 pa . 4 ......`^ b 4 b , , pa rneipte its I.Ol‘OlllllOT use cc ems liddd pay- buried within the precuatts et the minim THIS DAY-Two o'CLogs.. , 0 i g a - w m , __ _ 2 11 pa 91 The official business ~,...• • •- f ooodfis. setts War es anal. aria Aatsekt... ._ - - Consols for motley, I .tow socesicise tom throe exe:Le dill/name( rere. The railway market exhibits little change in priest r It * cr si lisrLPlth 84' ; 7 5 4 1,4 .. _lOO, i ; Ann,. of 3C as — ' graded on terms unseral:y avowable; the to-day, bosicess being restricted by the settling. " 2 ' 12°. D O' ) ws --- ma reasos..*:cs coo leo-cocoa tee ma to. iii ii Vortbern d Mow.. SS an ANNUAL DINNER IN AID OF THE WESTERN Great Northern, and Midlands are rather better, but to as • Da. 101.1 pr et Boa . - Stock, 1101; Indi: Ai 6 ,„„. gigu e mega, cni the 17th rojt i sedo w : JEWS' FREE SCHOOLS. Lancashire and Yorkshire and Great Western are ;for EA Amine see; 1 4 II improvement in Cc 4mA : im am made is the ciann. pm s pu. um . other departments c - The annual dinner in aid of the funds of this " cm°. - The Exchequer : s o a ps Dinetonla sttialinee deity at !e'en*. meritorious charity wit held yesterday, at Willis's Remiss, In foreign shares there has been almost a 'aspen- tO XIC 43 110 " elle r' : eail luntgig tyr jruskY"s ionie Prlkr . - .. lll 4 11 3 1 i " issue was done at gm - imendisevery swe arbaltkd is the poisy. when about 120 gentlemen, chiefly of the Jewish per- open of dealings. 10 92 Paris and Masa ... - 4 4 I ffidemi ll se e readeds resennerated *a ell m e sa for their reports. 10 10 Pars snAdtreatenolt -as SS 331 being 6.. to lls. pc suasion, est down to an excellent dinner. The objects UMW AND ROM 1111100A1LANTIND 10 4 PerfaCillabwhomf 5 pa dealt in at Ifts. to fli lir.lrot.) which this ' institution au in view are the care and educes treetweisev.llninnood .. , p j bo g us ' b e ak.' cui.• roams hod Ude dth_____ , 2 ,sl4l 4 4llso _ is lion of Jewish orphans, who receive an excellent practical Pones linen Wu to-itstr IN N 10 1 , .. =est Havre ... .. 1 2 it to 451. prem. tih. int. nezursve. 1 yesterday. ap so 2 gi. se re cad Z a .... -41 91 In the foreign I a &met newton. ProllboOser Pie" im" , " 9 "'"'" education, and are entweemently a pprenticed to useful ----...- --------- trades. There are two seheele, one for girls and one for et. tee tourism .. __ _ sit les — "F . " - le d Dm. 114 9 7 . 1 ?" 4144 .. - - V 'WWI business du I mit 1 Wells finmel 0 t ia1i. .,.... (4 " 1- .....,. heys, the hew being eesdharably the mere amt.mt font- it 1 1- Um. am. .• 4 d ••••-... 4 4 Ins • Ins•sw I rmium Age Ph. '...._"' p.,.. - ' slatlen. The boys' subset ins ibiended In 1816, mad sisse ma Reit dos •26 •4 I •;• :. 1 1 * ". •4A is •, , aid demand, -and The rates St condo Z • "''"; ws i u see ll. ' oil • "" 1 " . otlx - ti. eat ... --- dist*** km " 1 " 1111141111 ""T a g! 6 "/"D r 7 Wl' , ha v ing, 1 3 1 1 te all 111114. 01irkee., W." Leir.,sCtres.Je. 7 14 4 Of i dle 10 a Do. 54 per Cent!' m e i. 4 del per 11,79. Life. as to the vise in most of the Jewish schools, a Hebrew and 114 t o, o,,,,....sel m sepssu e, it it 20 le sterfoltn of rum , . 91 91 pee generally remaine __ _.... _____ - 34 11 We 10 2 Weeternol Werta kr i a . nd... j die par firm, closing 25 L ,, ,: ss. d. Teen_ 17ths., EA. 11. lad.C a d. 1846, and has maintained since its foundation an average St. h. mime sad fluter ... .. lot 103 30 3 Zeeland 7 3 1 4 2 1 012 3 - 3. 119 1353 ° I ° ! 2 - - 1 24 of sixty pupils. Both boys and girls were marched round St. "' "ad° 61444 ... ..• - 14 4 64 1 2 4 Isd stock is checked •• I 9 2 2la 4 , 3 1 2 . 6 1 4 1 0 I JcilliT STOCK BANKS. j,. I: e 44 e i ' 6!271014 6 0 12 3 the room after dinner yesterday evening, and were much Ig all - ,. , .?• 4 °1 .. k . .. 5 14 8 . 3 ,1 n°1,1140d... .. 3 15 1, La, a good many "bull , ss s. s Is 4 . 19i152,1 4 al 0 12 a admired fur their intelligent and orderly deportment. The so 43 10 r •5ti ,,,, 4 ssussisoo „ • 1 4 4pm 4 " i ' • Cawing 1311 1 02, 4 46 tam their advance E. R. FOSTER. Reedant Diameter. chair was taken by Mr. Alderman S e l omono , who, on the 23 .11 Mean Perth, and A be r. No. '3O area Baas& Paid' is dose ANDREW F R A NCIS, fietreten. removal of the cloth, proceeded Ito give the customary dem amnion ... ... 8 9 1 , yesterday to4lay as the market is 1 - loyal.touts. The health of) the Queen was enthusiastically 23 ell Esd Anglian - '.--- ----- ------- --- Spanish Threes are 18 all Ditto (EIS B and IL) 3l 4 11,5001 415 Australasia CND and WHITE TEETH are not only indis- received , after which the National Anthem was sung, a 0 . 121 40,000 i 25 Oland. Bank of Asia S - - not much afloat in S N e.t.tiy rep ,o .. to a •,t, asineesterke In both seen, but they young Jewish lady, Miss Marian Taylor , eliciting general " 35 a lt go , 2s drs ta . u Cimulti" al ma; A .. 1 12 4 13 50,000 50 Chan. Bank of bons, impression that me. w , eicist• 4 • u•tiecisteit through thew as a Meninx biztily condones • applause by her manner of singing the solos . An occasional oate at Ora.) , 10 11 Australia, and Chins I 11 21 pa 41 la t ee parreeauf Le.ilt', and 1 14.K.ity. Amnon the various peepers- ode , in Hebrew, composed by the Rev. M. B. Levy, was 25 al, Do. doss a sad lichtt '7l a 15,000 IS English, Sc ottish. and Price of this atoc tesuctrA for tb", lAT'..,;_,R Wl ,, t „ N „ ti . B „. hdri " i)° ,,, S , M , ...." I „,, b , PV " t ki L ti " recited by one of the blys, and subsequently a copy of Mt dent lanwishlre _.. 714 725 Australtan Chartered to 21 11 pm 121 come forward. A . totl3l4r I. ,'sr. 'al'''''''- is - --.-----' -- ----- -- II verse., by one of the female pupils. Ater these preliminanea, 2 1 ! ! all 6. k W.I. Dimahlilirealr. 15 37 25,0001 10 Loodoo Bank of Ans • LO this negotiation sw q onl prow. t• tr. tae tot tit to the latest pert 4of line. It w a _ _. , •.,, s - 3 par Ipm L. 1.... a6. 4 t..erwliene ■ '., testa and eoncationa, ad impart. pearl- The 1:1101010AN proceeded to go. c uccess to the Wes- I 10 1S ItEleimegh sad Peebles-. - - 33,010 10 London Chute/red Bank left off 21- to 1, prem. u ,„ www „,,,, c w :ssoislkd nirt.ce, remove spots of incipient ern Ji ws* Free Schools." Is doing so, be called attention St. pose i laksherdli,Pseth,Danda 32 14et Australia Afar, render : he fulto km and red, sad thara Cs the teeth firmly la to t h e important f oot . • twit nothing was eo important a eon- be, ate m eow p a g oo mero a torn SI .63 31.060 15 Oriental Baal Corpora . all 5.4 054 111 continue. There t s,,i . vast.: sat. 0030 its aromatic 1512 e 2 e". uslmtt,, SWeel„..3 3 " 3 __and sideration in every civilised country as the case of the des- st. too Great Northers - di 51 4 p3:l 80,400 6 Royal Austral. Banking 8 1 f"- 7 ' 5 % t ! b " ) ,,, a tt ".. rritr onoo li t 's: L j o r 's o r i. r m i- .. Ca A. ° Z o es id ... -. " l : nd w s ... , titute poor, and the more civilised the country, the greater St. 1 , 0 Da. a *MIA A, Sleek .., 46 46 411 and Geld Import. Co. 1 idle Ipa at 81. The list c -issooli... i to was the amount of .olicitude evinced on the subject. 1n 123 5,000 13 South Alt.trolis p ticieti.e.actee," esserwed on the government rum) adiaed on S t 000 De. tisane, B, Mork.. 111 124 1071 10,6401 25 Ullioll ot Australia 2el 77 78 781 8 i m a to o . ..o:1 to there and by shaniats girl pee:lmmo. furtherance of that object, they met there for the fi rst s et - 1 1 0 0 8 0 Gallestk. ormi w madWast.(ll4. 107 106 mean ... .. 101 MI 91 906 6,090 ... Do. New..- time round the social board to strengthen, by their presence, is 'll kik Swath Esseens ... 41 71 a O n l d d . a - F ii i Five f p O per C e c t 4 ------- the 0111110 et the Western Jewish Free Schools. (Chun.) to ', all Lenessere eneCarliste .. 91 04 and-a-Half per C The worthy Alderman having given the details respect- 161 . 111 Ds. Third.. ... ... .. 13 134 pm MISCELLANEOUS. inn the sehoole (which we have mentioned above), IL MO 14011 4 4 1 1 1 12 42 2 T4e1412,r• 75 , 71 ITS ial Crag , Dutch Two-and-11 IIPIlll.IIl..."".: i • ..---.•• 4 taws a i.ei i It No. lb. Ihsemnagaors Pd prime Balsam dew Bonds, 51. Fee proceeded to remind the meeting of the contrast there was 25 , a ', 6 „ pa,..: 9 2 144 2.::„;ii i .. ;!, '5,77 yesterday to.day ltentes, 1031. (ex exhibited between the past and present condition of the ; ;21 1 ,7 5 ; i so - i sso = • • •• jS I 164 " 1111 Jewish nation. The prejudice and tyranny of the dark 111 114 Isedeseediaminsell - as Sa --- -.------ - ferred, Ili. Give ws had driven them to Holland and to England, where, lo i Las o llihernas Illestheal II 11 pa 15,400 100, An•tralian Age_ ,1... 35 91 103 101 due coupons, 8;, t. I ''. although they bad found shelter, they were still obliged to 151. 1410 Lele-.RABIIIon.BIIB-04211 1 1034 164 1 121,71! l!N.Bdt. Amt. Land all 11 14 pm Peruvian Four-an I . • ••i' • . . live in one neighbourhood, for mutual counsel, for eons). Bt. 100 1 • 22 d ash 11 • 8511 • 22212 ". 117 1 list lation, and, it might he, for defence. (Cheen d l idco D uno u tit ri nen ng ed. [ I 1800 12 211 tmilosp .. DG ' oe: Fintul gia9so . l ,.. B.l l .tb.. i . 6a w.oo. l ..(n e . 3 1 :f 1944 134stiosPrt. 1111 111 1 Do.Preferenee- all -- pm 127,415 3 PeelEiv.LarLsollin. ell 71 74 111 If 101..00e I deottlikAget.ltimet all 10 Ipa prem. ; ditto Deft tuguese Five per t w h i e th e i t a ea th te e st ei eawt or of L tte a l o ss n t . century they n th I : irstammee..--._ .c t e h y ere had the in i e ditto Four per C joy the ordinary privileges of citizenship, nor were they 45 $4 De.,, £4O ... .. . 4 1 1 :',01 . 100 25 8 1 ; 811 Autrai Diame ian n's= 21 u " 254 M 244 "4 Cents., 1171; ditt 0 -1: : • ! ii ; . .. r. , : 'n 4 . 4 t allowed to learn handicraft trades, because the trades of II all Iddeederr7 34 Ceslaraine Pil n 0 (M the city of London were then all close corporations and ad- 25 di ... 55i5. ,.. 2. 14 5E55ik1 7115126152111 7 g e ,;; 4 bt. ISO di m MINES. Sardinian Five p Three per Cents., 1 ;' • ' .: __ __.:' mined none to their privileges except members of the si 44 D44------41.T01.150L or 34 11 dig 4t ' - established church. Even dissenters were excluded, and gj, too mow ~ .. ... .. ISI 741 74 111 per Cents., 241, ••• lItII I I I I what chance had the Jews ? ( Hear) How different and as, 106 Da Illves..andlaerhy . 43 45 WEDNESDAY EVENING. 8,1 gi per cent. -- \ 1 [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. 67' 4 ; Equitable, 27 • Great Central, 141; `Alex div.; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Preference, 241; United General, 20; Westminster Chartered, 39 ; ditto, New, 71. Waterworks stocks are thus quoted :—E - ist Lon don, 1 . 231; Grand Junction, 69 ; Kent, 84 l ; New River Company, 60; Southwark and Vauvliall, 90; West Middlesex, 110. Other miscellaneous shares are thus quoted in the official list :—Assam Tee, 104; Auctiun Mart, 35; Australian Trust, 25; Electric Telegraph (A shares. 20/. paid), 22;; ditto, B (101. paid) 111; Hudson's Bay stock, 220; Prioe's Patent paid), Company, 26. We are requested to give insertion to the annexed translation of an article from the Courrier du Grand Docile de luremboury of the 26th inst., relative to the Cheat Luxembourg Railway Company : A commencement has been made in realizing the hopes which we held out to our readers; the Eclso a' .ti tins says: We arc inform(' from Namur that the commandant of the military engineers in that city has just received from the Mioistcr of War authority to conclude a eenvent.on with the Great Luxembourg Railway Company, respecting the works ta be executed within the circuit of fortifications, on the conditions agreed um' between him end the corn y's manlier. We also learn from Brussels that the of Public Worka will, without the least delay, ./e the plans of the company from the Meuse to near Utley. The compaey'e contractor is awaiting this approval with impatience, in order at once to commence the erection of the bridge, and the construction of the line from N.unnr to Arlon. Finally, we are informed from Rochefert, that the agent of the Great Luxembourg Company has already purcnased the land required for the railway over a distance of five kilometres. Everything leads es to expect that be tween this and the month of May, the works will he:in fall activity ou the whole line from Namur to Arlon."— We know even more than this, and the public will soon ' learn it also. We were right, therefore, in lending our readers to anticipate good news respecting our railroad. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Tues day are thus reported by telegraphic express:— , Dutch Four per Cents., 95 13-16; ditto 'lwo-and ' a-Half per Cents., 61 15-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 24;. Mexican New, 231. 'lhe 1 Spanish Committee's Certificates, 8 5-16. Austrian ; Five per Ceat. Metallics, 81Z. Grimed , Deferred, • 11i. Portuguese New, 39 3.10. Spanish Old Three per Cent., Foreign, 45:,. Peruvian New, 671. THIS DAY—Two o'CLoox. The English funds remain very firm, and the ten dency of prices, on the whole, is improvihg, although business is circumscribed, owing to the attention ne cessari.y bestowed on thessettling in the other de partments of the house. Consols are quoted 100 to for money, and 1001 for account. South Sea Stock marks 1111; Exchequer Bills, June, 7s. to Os. prem. ; ditto March, 10s. to 6s. prem.; India Bonds, 4.55., 475., 425. prem. Very few transactions have been concluded in the foreign stock market, which is destitute of guiding feature. Turkish. Scrip marks 2 prem.; Spanish Old Threes, 49 to ; tho Committee's Certificates, 81 to 8 per cent. ; Venezuela Deferred, 161; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 88; ditto Scrip,3l to . 7 ; Granada Active, 231; Portuguese Fours, 391 to I; Dutch Fours, 984. coille; lClislm. • --- The annual dinner in aid of the funds of this worse. . NUnit*lii .16.6 Kall•••• eg wg Fars iu.a Lyons ... „ 18 151 sm .. a llogif granny etas-lame daily d a w tl m e'clost . meritorious charity was held yeatemlaY. at Willies Reams, In foreign shares there has been almost a Basra- I io : ri ' rule aastmease ... .. 41 43 be _el tes areerelierrery wee dunk . vs . s y. when about 120 gentlemen, chisffy of the Jewish per- sion of dealings. so to Paris and Dona ... .. 4 4J 11 lgolliateeneeseee temenerated is ell ems for these mporte. S 8 10 Pars entlAlresbesre - n as $34 b suasion, set down to an excellent dinner. The objects SHARES AND ETOMI 1311100AILkleTIBD inermerase.) 111 , 11.61.) which his institution bu in view are the care and educe- in • Mew the Nat Cm' 14 t 7 . 88 6545 T 3l " in 0 53 ._.„ 1.373 .1 313411 ne i bon of Jewish orphans, who receive an excellent practical ft . 1 ., L , owns: ones. I ow. t 0.0., 2 1 ,?..i = " km. " - I,i em ltazdrave. I yesterday. up eel Den 22 - k 4118 33 , 3 141 E .:: •,... 2 oi $4 l tl simssit nellano• 14440 . Pie " .44 " , ` 1.411.46 ' . " education, and are matanosently apprenticed to useful -------- ----so.. trades. There are two sahosia, one for girls and one for et. tee %wedeln .. pi 304 --.. "'“1r . " . ' 10 1 En. ells 4 . 11144881. • - - I lisH 1 111 h eie Annual 4 1811. s:/ „,r - i . boys, the former beteg .. ..edible's,* the men ancient font- fis 0.. t. p. 114 .- ;esti .• .. 4 a --. 4 Nan • i r""l rmiva ~ 4 11 8 . Pm- p g , Fri i : &NM Tile boys' WWI mu Ilsoniol in 11116, and Rao, .., „,_...... io - 3 4 • 4 t-. • ;,. r' 7" o• 4b le I Unt Ito- , et . 1 eens mender of I alum' dam. sled. diattlme bee edsealml MI MTV e of lonenry boys, having '''s a n "'""*" • 3S e iti 44 f 31 15 itirkes.Lea.,eCties.Jan. M 11 db 10 t Do. 54 per finer we i r, k ow, p a r 11,7% We. as es the case in moot of the Jewish schools, a Hebrew um 14 o p nae.......ijimazioseue, it ft 20 16 4 error of Erase , . 94 91 pee g an English mister. The girls' school was established in S 3 l e Do. de. So. 201- 424 We to 2 Weeternol Byte/kr: A . l3d_ • sir par fi c e , ,; Ss. d. Team.. o aks., SA. 41. le.d.S s. d. 1846, and has maintained since its foundation an average St. ho 6,W.1 ad Exider ... .. 104 103 30 3 Zeslaul i 7 3 1 4 21 012 3 e. 11 1135 a ° ! ° ' - 7 1 of sixty pupils. Both boys and girls were marched round !I. 17 t C l eleden l3o ... • - 6 .9 34 1 - e. 192 2 3 4 ,3 1 2 6141 0 12 4 03 4 4nd s' 3, I. C 4S e i ' 6!27151 4 6 0 12 5 the room after dinner yesterday evening, and were much . 7 --` ll ' 1141144 441 --773/7241:5 .. e. 13 JCJINT STOCK BANKS. 60 al :Ink and Bede. .. . 164 19/ 00 361'6 13 1 , 1 91252,11 al 0 12 6 admired fur their intelligent and orderly deportment. The so 45 labuttom sowth ,;,„* . : l 2 - Z. R. FOSTER. Reediest Dittmar. chair was taken by Mr. Alderman &lemons, who, on the 33 ,11 p ito k„,, Perth , and a 3„, Pal 464 . • Udell Business 2, ANDREW FRANCIS, Secretary. removal of the cloth, proceeded to give the customary dens laminae ... ... 11 9 • No. ' I SO wes, Bassi. Paid' rime dose loyal.touts. The health of) the Queen was enthusiastically 15 ell Oust Adams ,-- --,-- 5 COUNT/ and. WHITE TEETH are not only indis- received, after which the National Anthem was sung, a 16 all Ditto (EIS B and IL) 3l 4 11,5001 40 Australasia 0 N es,ely Tepee , oa ; i,ssidesterke In both - ester, but they young Jewish lady, Miss Marian Taylor, eliciting general "22 all t2 . 434317 u ttn , l Cimulti "., - A.. 1 12 1 13 121 MAO 25 Chartd. Bank of Asia 5 - - 1] sr , pat ...liar:7 appreciated. through life as • Wng hiiblY emulative applause by her manner of singing the sofa . An occasionalso,ooo 20 Chart. Bank of India, ii s e tee parpoes of Leal"' del 7 4 .T.ity. AmoeC the various prepar .. a. Oats IL Ora.) , 10 11 ode, in Hebrew, composed by the Rev. M. B. Levy, was Is std 80. sine A and liditt ' 71, a Australia, and China 2 11 21 pa 41 15,000 15 English, Scottish, sad F csa••llo ,4 Sc ' 3 ^, 1 3 "1:"";_, 7131 ,„ WL- „r i . 51 , 8 dli " 11 t 8 ,, r° , „" hati Pf t ia .'" recited by one of the boys, and subsequently a copy of St.,loe aset lanseshlro _ .. 714 721 Australtan Chartered 10 24 11 pm 121 c DEN-mix,: ......: , -..11 . .. t 5 4 ..... u‘th ... 0 . t . h. - 1ati ..... ;i7p 4 -- of _ roe ___ . 1t..11 verses, by one of the female pupils. Ater these preliminenee, to ! all IL A W.I. DitelitEiroilr. 55 37 25, 0001 10 Loaders Bank of Ans. f r a q 7 ,... m. „1 ! Ir ., e ' ne i• 7e ?", t o l cr :, mad aid conctetions, sod impart a sear!. The CHAIRMAN proceeded to give " Success to the West- 111 lOM EffiderghisidOlsagow . 71 75tralia and India - 3 par Ipm me a t to the easesekel nteLee, Moors spots of incipient ern It as' Free Schools." Is doing so, he called attention to 1C Allebingli sad Peebles ... - - 15,0e0 10 Leaden Chen/red Bank .11 oar, rimier :be miss lIMS and red, sad these: the teeth firmly la to th e important a ct . • St. ISO ledlneerglePerth,Dands. 32 Se teat nothing was so important • can- go. tee tem a ggpologioneweenre 61 .63 el Australia 21,040 13 Oriental Bane Corpora all 5.4 Hi 111 '1 g oo --wee: sot trues WI 4 1 0414 tic,,,, Irdirne" , ,_ un lo tt ., 841444 ...._ 64.1144 sideration in every civilised country as the case of the des- tit too Orem Illertlerra -_ - De 51 4 831 60,c00 1 Royal Austral. Banking c p•re'Y m , te bre" llsls 11 ' ''''' per '."1"....."1"1'11.-...° words , titute poor, and the more civilised the country, the greater at tow De. 4 semis, A. Stock ... 46 43 45 and Geld Import. Co. I I die Ipm 8 elomeadd .Matt." arse the label, and A. Bowled end Sots, 2), HAiers.s.r6rs," escreseed en the leavernlnerl r. 2 48 Razed en VIM the amount of solicitude evinced on the subject. In 1t... !....100 rte.__ s stslinzi, ?pie t r , ... IN 141 0:0 8,000 13 South metralis 20,6401 te UlliOil of Australia w eis 2, ...!,:t to teem and by donde end perfumers. furtherance of that object, they net them for the tint zivz c „...,,a,,A, "1.•%- —.. NI at 91 arty 8000 .. Do. New...... MI iii 9 time round the social board to strengthen, by their presence, la lal Ina anal\ Essiern .. ... 41 le C ------ the cause et the Western Jewish Free Schools. (Cheer,.) So ', all laissestse sad Carials ... 95 04 ~,,.....-!..' 'illeee-se------- The worthy Alterman having given the derails respect- MI 111 De. 111 1 ,1, ~ ..„ .. 13 134 pm MISCELLANEOUS. t l - .. - o°' 4 dee a r.. 11 1• . ing the sehoots (which we bars mentioned above), Inc. 100 laseleddre.,_ ,elet . Yeelinmo 75 73.4_ 175 4AI clowng , ] .Ile el use li proceeded to remind the meeting of the contrast there was IC I 7 1 1 t, r e. = o• li s ,.. , at -- go. lb. Iliesmewieetw Pd peed Dialerre dose I exhibited between the past and present condition of the 0 an 'l Leade s ee m eca . ioi Du " Ille yesterday today ] . .. Jewish nation. The prejudice and tyranny of the dark tt• 111 Inedesesillbrinrall - gi 90 -- -'.-- - j .. •:. ~ ' ag es had driven them to Hulled and to England, where, 10 8 Las,ll3bary,fli Illsetbssd II lg pa ' . . . • 16.000 110,Australka AgrL... 33 9t 103 101 I I ' ... .. • although t h ey bad found shelter, they were still obliged to St. 100 Lan...egettora.Bo l . Caw 1031 IM 125,713 1• N. Brit. Atte. Land al, 11 elg pm 1 1.. ..,e. , . ' • . live in one neighbourhood, for mutual counsel, for cons°. St. 100 Leaden& liertlialleater. 117 f list 1151 17e lotion, and, it might be, for defence. (Cheers.) Durinj 12 Do. Fifths . 31 3 pin rl 1 D0.519211.,11Aad Bee ft it i . De.Preferenee- all -- pm 127,115 3 PeetEle.Ladeellia. all 71 74 lfg If 1 t w h i e olia greatest t he ei pa tl ct o f of o t h n e a l o as n t . cemndtueryyenthlue,ooe I SeettishAeneldist all 11 2pm kewiimmeem--. c , t e h y ere bad the b 7 did not n en 50 14. 1 4 " 24 tAadia lkt., t al so n°uth. ... vi . "l" .. n . b 9 451 4 1 : 1 ffie 12,700 2S 8. Autratian Land 36 S 3 SS 434 HOW WO Viln Dismen's Lust! 29 231 241 . 4 1 41 ‘ •1 . 1 I joy the ordinary privileges of citizenship, nor were they 0 114 Da, £4O ... ... . 4 lig die . 1 4 t :r. , : r .. ,1 allowed to learn handicraft trades, because the trades of w all Leshaseekellis OCkralUe 10 ..lii the city of London were then all close corporations and ad- 25 311 , 14 . 11 . 31131711111 . 33211133 34 , 12 , 3 1 4 . 1;. ,' , .: - St. ID mined none to their privileges except members of the of 41 tia jj at u ati o. ‘;',., 7, tedis IN 20 / MINES. ' Esimi@ - established church. Even dissenters were excluded, and o t . lee It w ~ __ .. 711 744 what chance had the Jews? ( Hear) How different and 84 100 Dmlllem..andlderbe .43 45 74 424 WEDNPADAY EVENING. ii , how much better was the position of the Jews at the present 50 474,1N01.0. west. elrel... ... - - 524 The transactions in the English mining market . - moment? (Loud cheers.) Jews held office alt over the IS lrg' Diggs MN shame •• ... - - have been very limited to-day, but the following country, and he was on the present occasion supported by bt " 14 ; r 41 " 8881811 3 „,.. z3 33 3 43,'" • "3 Si s . MPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, several members of the corporation of the city of London. 4 5 je rho study elegance with **OllllV.-JAWEI COOk ' s THREE It behoved the Jews to show that they were worthy of 3, siisewep ars Ike . g ISI dl. • lie -.A FRENCH P 01.141110 MAHOGANY 11.111111 AN BED. 1 their improved circumstances, and they could not do that Is all = l Wegrimpehdiello, S si sales have taken place. \Vheal tiny, 14; North Buller, • 10; Wheal Guskus, It ; Clive 51 • Tamar Console, 4,1 ; Trehane, 25; Mendip Hills, 1 7; West STEAD. Bearing, (iabbwt, Carpet. lodine aml II ‘62,101381.-13ROXYTON HOUSE, 22 sad better than by attending to the charities of their teapot-five et. 160 . II Wheal Russell, 275. ; Trebarvah, 10; East Tamar, KNIGHTSBRIDGE. Bedews ewe. Red. Ust e Illelem ellat Peet districts. Thera was now a large Jewish population in the IS 15 I De. New ... ... .. 74 8 Se Sellkensern Ceeralles Wild 21 et Ms 38 6 . 9d. toe. western districts of London, and he trusted the poorer mem- a _ me 77 , 777 woo . . _ a l 34 22 8 Business in the gold mining share market was ben would not be neglected. The legislature had long 16 14 Peen lie. 1 . . ... - - dls R. CULVER Air WELL'S MEDICAI, W . OVCS, tuurtnaedt list deaf ear e b a a r d to att t e h n o de e d du t c o ati t on e al p p 1. 1711 North estitr,.. whose schools were now assisted by h a ri portion ye r wants °of : f the th t l e l e par jepilres lis; " 1 lii 1:::: a efilawaeed 4: 1 ti l ale dis 13 1 * rather more active and prices well supported. On registered shares heavy rates of contango have been paid, but on scrip the rates are light. In Peel Rivers WHAT TO EAT, DUNN, AND AVOID., mentary grant. This was a great encouragement, and ke le WI ,Neeth Wmeera 6 le ii.lo .10 Igenheed &Westernism 3 3 pm I there is a considerable speculation for the rise, and hoped would induce those who heard him to perform their LECTURE TO YOUNG DAN. rg. , leg ;0111,4 Wera.ii Woiver. 474 481 .49 the contango ruled at 3-32 to k, equal to 18 to 24 nu duty more efficiently, as it was well knows that the schools D. He , Orocuiti Central - HOW TO 51 NAPPY. of the western districts were insufficient for the purpose in- Si. 100 illosillsa libillaall ... Iv- tended. Much, however, had been done, and among the fft. 104 114124 48 .• 42 BIM. am . A 84 66 River Company not being a chartered association, and DONAL AND PHYSICAL ENJOYMENT 01 LI/1l moat zealous of the supporters of the schools, be was proud Si.o M s Isirembou ° l6 1 .-l l lN' uid W • ° 7l 7 r . 7 • • B o ,l 711 _ 75 _ to the consequent unwillingness to accept transfers. to reckea the Baroness Rothschild. (Cheers.) It wan a ON ISPRCIAL DUMMER Yr umewebasy sea Lassier These shares closed 7 1 to 1 prem., being a sensible trite subject to dilate upon the value of education, but he i I offsm mace . ) ... 1S 90 vs. improvement ; Colonial Odd, 2 'l to 11-16 prem. ; THE INSTITUTER of MAIUIIAI3II LITE. believed that, after all, there was nothing that would prove tn . an Danaher -. ... et. so permanently useful. A traveller who had seen the magic Ne 120 1 DA ClesresAY - -• 14 IC Great Nugget Vein, 2 9-16 to 11-16 prem. ; Nouveau I.I2I.teLIS OP WLITIR. celerity with which the Americans regularly rebut t 2O ..0419M1 1 / 11 dell Veld ... VIII. San Francisco after its weekly soafiagration, attributed all " " 1 6 " 1 "° 717°. •" •" •• 504 27 fto 1 prem.; awl Australian Cordillera, jto 6-16 77 14 Oak" Dillh ig g l i alin l omi ," lsllTlPATlMll . all. " Il a l l - the gutsy and 6386d61/* of our transatlantic by:tbs.(' to 57 ' 7.° = l / 1 15.1. * - •" ', sea g 213 • a se CO . Winn ~, .. 344 prem. On the whole this market may be said to xx. ma x. their early education, and the completeness of their inte 7 * is swig Ifeelb.bii4ello.• 124 134 wear an improved appearance. isteusE, mem , aw l mown LAKE& e g g.. Immo, locust development. (Cheers.) He believed there was I s • I Dins Mtn Is. something in that, and he hoped it would form an add - 15 all Beef Ise alleelligten ' 19 1 A feature of the day was a strong demand for HYDROPATIIY; OIL TUE COLD WATIR CCU. tiunal argument to induce the company to support an Wed- as 19 lArmeilsemDesitaliel 2 1 Jamaica Copper Mining shares. The Metcalfe Nisevesee 23. Pernwsr.row; Cervillvels7.ree-street; Itane„. tution with which education was the great if not the sole 114 s i n , w va....,„„dikalil mi * Eikess y--- ; II: I S Mining Company's shares, with 11. paid, stand this re, c. ..i. :vs sil SOarlener.: or of 11. 11. Cele...war ALD. 23 . obiect. (Cheers.) 1127-"'*".•11546".."*.t' who L "`"'" ltidd6i y t"" 10 " 4 r The SECUBTAILY then read the list of bsc • • nd b. all WaWdliga and limailek. 29 31 sa afternoon at 141. prem., and this instance of success iml7 all 9. a u elPtlones • le Is Went Clenesell 3 1 M appears sympathetically to have a favourable effect a collection was made, the total amount of both being to ,fts. Malkin ma 04des 4 dim par The CHAIRMAN next gave the health of the Chief Rabbi, 78 IS side lie hare advanced to-day from 21 to 1 prem., to 31 to 4 NA VAL. 11 33 ' 111 1 , De po :O. da te.N. R ithi b"°.g rabeee .. II 21 - the Rev. Dr. Adler, with a high eulogium on that gentle- 2 ,1 105 -i c a t m g 34. 4 ,8 Di o n,L; 8 3 le," /48 8 prem. Only as. is paid on each of these shares. a man's piety and scholastic attainments. PORTSNOUTU, Moacit 30.-The Rifleman, 0, Jamaica Copper closed at 31 to ;prem . Liguanea The Carer RABBI returned thanks. PREFERENCE DIAILIEL screw stetm•sloop, Lieut.-Commander 11. H. Dalton, sr. Mr. C. PILARSUN gave the health of the Chairman, at. lee eberdeen — shares are nominally; quoted 1 prem., but are rived today from the South East Coast of America station. humorously reminding him that %razors before they had • all teems.* No. t, 1 per Ct 1 - - scarcely to be had in the market. She is 354 days from Rio Janeiro, and brings no news, the both, as boys, met at Mr. Rich .. shop , and pro- lit. tut Bristol Ili lattre wet l rs In 106 National Brazilian shares again advanced to•day, last mail packet having brought advice' of about ten days phesied the great advaness in toleration which bad since t !sr Cor net ad aa a jj.,l 2 , a ,o''' ":, Doi 1% Bra core retest date. This afternoon Vice-Admiral Sir Thos. come to pass. Having sketched the exertions of the chair- 64 44 Cora ad Baden .-. 4 des pm 19 id but Cobre shares were 11. cheaper, and Imperial zilian and Santiago were heavy. Coebranc, commander - in-chief , wont out to Spithood to the wan in promotion of the great cause of Jewish omaneipa- el all Derides, Perth, sad A Eiseman, and inspected her, exercising her craw ill Snag tion, Mr. Pearson concluded by again proposing his health teen Audios ~ , si The non-official closing quotations are : -Ares Ac. The Rifleman will be aid off, having been re- to te com p an y. s• is gastasalianfat.tosoip.ot al tralasian Coal, Ito ) prem.; New South Wales bored on the above station by the Sharpshooter, •• vowel 3 5 Do. do. fag i per Ct. 341 The CHAIRMAN having returned thanks, the remaining 7 2 Do. do. 01.174.) 7 • psro3. 13 30 , Gold, 4to k dis. • New South Wales Coal, k die. of a similar class, under the command of Lieutenant toasts were disposed of, and the company separated. q mot,osopite..b pe„44.1 1 14 pin to i prem. • Australian . Mutual, t h t to prem.; John E. Parish. Commodore Lord Adolphsa Fittelannwe We are requested to state that the dinner was prepared 451 Ottle do. lie./ 111 Australian Consols, 1 di. to par ; e Austra hoisted his broad pendant on board the Royal George, re- by Messn. 3. Myers and Son. 10 10 Do. New 6 per Net. Steel 1 1 n IS A 6 elieniviag hulk to the Victoria and Albert, this morning ; and M' 2 0 Sest.Consoninom•Sp.Ot Is 19 Land and Mining, i to - per share ; Adelaide ortiy afterwards it was hoisted on board the Blenheim, -. __.. _ 5 3 ilkUnburge. Peek sad . Land and Gold, 4to 1 is . ; Worthing (new shares), tO. screw steam guard-ship, for the purpose of the noble 1 Dudes. Se oar cant .... 3 4 It I 3-16 to 1-16 die. ; Lewis Hill Range, 4to 1 dig. ; reed-Ann. exchanging salutes with the oomtnander-in- CLIFTON ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. at too onsealeedminis perOen: 115 117 127 4 flt. 100 Da. 6 per amt. Seep, Be- London and LiverpOol Australian Gold Mining and elaisf, the Bigamies &nag 18 irons, which were returned i dommilis at le pat pea 109 lii 110 Streaming, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. • Garnett and Mose hew the Victory with • salute of 9 guns. The Briton. con- The black swans, on the morning of the 22nd, pro- 10 4 Do. al posoent. smtp !- - Si vie hospital *hip, was taken over to moorings in Block- duced a brood of four cygnet., which, notwithstanding the 61 11.01.11111•Wenen(1)Eleethe 51 1/ ley, par to 1 prem.; Golden Mountain , Ito 4 die. ; imolai, to-day. severe weather, are doing well. Although for several you* 28 I ' 0 " 617 . 2 " 7 " 7 """°P• 1 GI 7 1 British and Colonial Smelting, Ito 4 prem. ; Met inmates of the gardens, they have aevor before this year se. 100 GeWellsee, Seed 41 pat ' lef. 10 7 105 e • - - --- - Si.lof. Dltlellned4 see emit. 169 102 colic Mining Company of Jamaipa, 13 to 14_prem. ; shown any inclination to make •• nest, owing (Green the to ' , umiii i,„„ a y.,..ip n o , a ,g,, 4pm Liguanea Copper, 1) to 1 prem. ; Jamaica Cop_per, TIIL ArSTRALIAN STEAMER ADELAIDE. keeper thinks) to the interminable strife which existed be- e t . 'leo I Ding 4pa Dag gawk- I 121 152 - --- - tween them and the wild swans in the garden. The latter, it.lloe IzmunriabsesszA put' 15C 153 31, to 4 p re m.; Port Royal and St. Andrew's Cop- The St. Hekma Herald of the 3rd of March con- however, having, from their fighting propensities, been got it. IR* ilEMleselblentbillMOUt-I - - per, 3 to 4 prem. ; Neve Scotia Copper, 3-16 to 5-16 trios a long letter from Me. Robert Young., one of the pas- rid of, the black swans, about two months since, formed a r! • ..,,. ' la.4ll22WisdNa 's. " mi. ..., 4 34 , i lls rem. ; Lake Superior Copper, par to 1 prem. ; sealers by the Royal Australian Mail Company's steam- neat near the buffalo-house, where, being mach exposed, 1 94 2 .„,.....„. 7 „.„ 1 ,-z i 1 ; 4 1 4 Pontgibaud Silver Lead, par to 1 prem.; Oladbach Map )41,! i.da, Captain Jackson, which sailed from Ply- Green thought it advisable to protect them by placing a D' 33 info Mall SO tna.isatiol 5 9 Zinc, Ito 11 prem. • Brazilian Diamond and Gold, par sista en the 3rd of January, arrived at St. Vincent's on hedge of thorns round their nest. His intention, however, 10 'to Do. New 010 ... ... 101 114 the 17th, and, after a delay of 171 dap, left for the Caps. au defeated, for notwithstanding three eggs had been laid, 6! 3 Do. Se ... .. ... e i pas to 4 prem. ; Ceyfon Land and Mining, par to 1 Oa the 10th of February she crowed the Line, and on the they at once forsook it, and set aboutbuilding anotherneut on 114 all ,Ragp.tk Carlisle, 44 p Ct. -- cm prem. ; Brucutu Gold, par to 1 p re m.; Chalanches 16th it was found th it the coal was insufficient to take her the west island. Watching his opportunity, Green put Ilt- 100 111141444°4616b " 84 ' 4941 148 ISO Silver Mining, 4to 1 prem. ; Cologne Mining, par IM , 6 ' Ditto Preferenee ......... i r le the Cape. Mr. 3 1.9 in es writes :-" The screw of the the three eggs in the new nest, ands hortly afterwards they SO 20 gored Exteludoe .. .1 ill to . 1 , 1 prem. ; Tregurtha, kto k prem. ; Knockatrel- A:slaide cannot be lifted, and, in consequence of POIIIC pe- began to sit, which they did very closely, notwithstanding 2 i a t D a , D amaciae g ei p a , ' o f et lane, 1 dig. to 1 prem.; South Devon Consols, par to reliant/ in her construction , she will not steer without the skating and consequent noise going on near them, 2 1 all Do.Waveartyrellery 6 pet I 11 ream while the proptll. ris in the water. Being there- taking their turns on the nest ; the female, however, com- ILI 160 Nang AMA ... .. .. lee 11l 1074 / prem.; Mizen Head, par to 1 prom.; Kenmore, 1 Ice dependent upon fuel, and not only for progress, but pelling her lord to sit for fifteen hours, at least, out of the 10 511 ,_ Mlle etoll_Prdehlro _ Ut 264 26, to ,I, prem.; Glenaulin, par to k prem. • Connemara, si.. tor this supply of fresh water by means of condensed twenty-four, until the last four days, when she took the 34 - II S . s e.... 117.111,:::, - - par to ; prem. ; Carberry West, 1 diii. to 1 prem.'„; seat, the captain unqu , stionably adopted the most pro- whole duty on herself, and from that time never left the 13 11 Ditto ditto ditto) If II pm Hi South Cork Copper, k dis. to 1 prem. drat course. We reached this port on the 20th, and again nest until the young appeared. Their mode of relieving • 5 Ilerewenetrm.N•weieu 101 11l 1 erne we destined to meet with disappointment. We each other in sitting arm very amusing and curious 15 10 ShrewedliCheese(Nor.w fnuid to coal in the market, and are necessitated to do the swan, about to take its turn, joined its mate on the Mtn.l • per Coat- .ll DM • THIS DAY.-Two o'Ctoeit. Hi bee. we can to obtain wood. Ido not like, with- island, and then took place a long ceremony of 7 ° 771 D''. 6 Pie C . " ••• ••• I I pm The gold mining shares arc steady to-day, with se ss soon rm.= ... ... le 154 oat geed sad suffi c i en t came, to expreu any censure on a greeting and trumpeting, joined with iacesaant bow • 10 11 Ditto New pate.:c company; and it is but justice to the company in Jags of the head. In the swan language it no doubt 144 a g m o w & a i m (w a oi ni l chiefly engages attention. Colonial Gold are quoted salami to state, that several coal vessels bad been meant, " Now, dear, you must be tired and hungry, Aass.)or /LOA-- Ng Mg 2 9-16 to 2 11:16 prem. ; Peel River, 7to 1 prem. du r' m a l led t 0 St Vincent's, but that the heavy and con- do pray let me take your place." After much coy- OS an Ilth.Yorkshlreepasetelnar 28 21 Poutgibaud shares mark par •• Nova Scotia emus gales is the Channel had prevented their timely leg and seeming reluctance, places wen changed, SNO WeteDerAMEillentel 6 l l .eti iWe Per St. WO TZltzsasUe,n m Mining, 11 p re m. Australian Land ' shares arc gene s:rival; sad also to state that the Adelaide has been found and the swan relieved went to a distant part of the lake , of gag.porsh.l 101 103 102 to misuse a much larger quantity of coal than the th ree- and, after great washings, commenced feeding. On the 17 g gam Dl 7l . , , 3 8 4 rally firm. ton were tight to believe would he su ffi cient. But, while first afternoon after the young were hatched the female 13 ,Is TargAILIDI.II.IIII34nXi' me 4om Clewing Bunnies 1 readee make Ibis. admissions, I nevertheless have a very took them into the lake for about ten minute s; on the se •LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTAL& No. shire Mums. Paid prises I dons eroog opinion that inure care ought to have been taken to cond day, and since, she has done so se v eral times in the On laU lllllrmineisinaOstacrlaltb yeiterday., to-day Divide for cantingeeele3• lied lets merchandise and more day, ewer returning to the nest. When in the water, ' I guaranelledtoOLWeet.l 33 31 teal been received on board at Plymouth, we might have the young sometimes ride on their mother's back, or swim 301 all D i tto , without • guarantee 10e00 , 1 Ague Fria amused Cie delay and expense incurred at St. Vincent's about under her wing with their heads peeping out. Nut I erased to (keit Westernl 2111 1 SO• " 6 " 1 'Angle Australian Go:a; Ml I Per I pm lb 101,1e0 Ille.,Auglu Califenuen ead se Hel ga ., When os poss.rngers we p aid our money, very many years ago these tarn aces were worth as much St• all ;Leiros.,Wot.,ScDudle ) w . he 10,006 10 Auatedei.a 2III „ Si wero told, very con fi deuty, that in 75 days the vessel as sixty guineas a pair, and although many were bred by ' 1 I leearent•ileee. s2 GL"em 30 n 30l ' all 'Ditty without &guarantee 2e,el 50 Aaetrallan ti A 6 Veell reach Sydney. But t. days have already elapsed the late Lord Derby, at Knowsley, they are still very vela- i Onset to Orwavrestere 29 SO 60,00 e 1 Australian Cos dillies ... a. ' 1 , 1 ,, 1 pm 11 Wee On 14th of L 3 cenlher, and we have performed only able. The beautiful little Afacan cow , in the garden, has It . 1.00 liecklaseamsbire (leased 109,000 1 Australian Free:old .. all . -et pm Most are - third of our voyage. Thi s unexpected delay is also produced • young one, c .Ivcd about six weeks since ; to LondoatN.Wmierai 104 108 108 5'+,666 1 Ave Maria a ll IMN pm .rely vexatious to the captain and his officers, highly io- it is now about twenty-two inches high, and seems healthy. SO S 'Clydesdale Junetloe 20.4e91 1 Britisk Amused Gold all ' i 9 0, (leered toCaledonlanh. 32e 534 10,00 20 nritlab Iron 3 I taescient to the panengen, and to some of them may even -Clifton Chrontck. 54. 100 neetliaculneh.gazelloet. 10,0 c c 33 Besee.leep.(le.atSeem *4 44 I , e nut4u...• (m.sd 0, at. Northern; 131 133 1115 5,400 20 De.OaceceandCulabs et 3 4' 5 41 33 23 Obuceeter a Boas ferns 11,040 30 Do. St. Join UM hey IA SS 81 NEW DESCRIPTION OF STEAMER.-On Wednes- Dewed to Depot teeters 311 334 110.ttee 1 Canas Creek ll Par 1 1 .7 "I 0 A.GTHER STRIKE OF AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS. d a y a new description of steamer, called the Rotatory cum- 100 all Hartlepool Duck k Edw. 14%1 40 wire copper 100,000 3 Colonial Gold ..... " 4 . 1 11 Mends) last the agricultural labearer , of Chipping menced ta ply on the Clyde, between Glasgow and 'Dam- .., .. .1 . ,,.. 1 e 4.4 4 1 :_y_N_...R. . .8.J . . ,. .1 .-.. ...- _. Neap, l4 So 44 ir ledele s village near Banbury, struck work, and refused Union.. The ;peculiarity of her construction lies in her ri - 2 i "ajras s a a '"ri`MlT .. ";;, 'ai a 35°0100 M. Copper Werra of Eng all SO 9i Olen& to the wo , hes of their employers. The men have eempaetness, her paddles being much lower than the bul- 114 131 De./ shales (tete . 171 181 50.00 la Do. Prof. 7i permit all 8 9pm 331 boca cha fid 'ls. per suck for working from 7to half-past 5 warks, and as her engine is on the rotatory principle, it 121 121 Leedom ant Hrseas , rl, 70,050 5 Engeteeterseanteitme all le 1 M.! 4 . The mattes required them from Monday last to likewise occupies very little vac*. The inventor, Mr. Dewed to South Itastere 131 1 4 4 ice,we 2 Great Nugget Vein all 14 If pm 41 11 ~.o u . itto ersfseenw (ditto) De 264 2,i,e , General all 17 19 1 nark from half-past I. to a quarter to G, for which they pro- David Napier, thus describes her:-" The advantages these ie .Aweituft Guar.4perCcot 72,e4u Grad Duchy of Bidet all par 1 Pm' ree4 to pay them 9s. per week, being an advance of Is . engines have ever others are that they are more compact, " Oared to Nerfa,kl _ le 191 11.00 e Great Polgooth ..... Ille men refused the terms. They bad a meeting, and de- consume about one-fourth less fuel, and require no engi. 30 all Ditto ditto 6 per Cent 26 27 109,30 e lake Bathed all die par 1110 td te ul hold oil' in a body. neer ; the steersman, by a peculiar valve, moves the vessel si all slaneb.,fluxton,Siathoon 60,000 Liberty 111 E LATE Ml;. lIOLLINSHEAD BLUNDELL.-A ahead or astern, without communicating with ant one. 'based to LA N.W.M11.10 24 3i 9,00 , [lmes all 3lt 121 ad 10,500 LendonsCaldern. Gold Erne; oodent says-" The death of this unfortunate gen- The furnace bars contain water, consequently the hot St all o...d br u f s....k and t.a fiedcal me. _ (Alerts CruahingCu.. all L 4 t*.sa is now fully ascertained to have been the result of ashes, which are destructive to the common furnace bar, in 1031 104,400 Itarhoit• all 1 ins pr Itti l'e• At the in nest , although the verdict of the jury this case tend to the production of steam. There is also a a l ° 871 , t a ld taan H"° 77 fl ap t t e ent " ll7s7l7l • slaTc ., l I ° s 1116 th,eixi 1 liestraaltSte.Amorietz 9 el el I found .lead'-e-uld lead to no other inference some an. simple application of the fan to assist combustion. Such (band to gesteousto 64 65 entyou 103.,000 New Granada Nouveau Mond all II 1 4 pee! 21 Vernet runner were circulates!, alleging the Poen ' 'baby of steamers would be invaluable on crowded rivers like the IS 33 ProstoolieryseDess. lon. M d 130,..A. Port Pelle 1 4 1 sts It 4 -triased's having committed suicide. There are no Thames or Clyde, as running down could scarcely ever SOc.wee:.ititaae d isons - _- ill !al swa t:Otto i n sk .w are ili t tahui ( tr im )... 60,ei10 taunts Reek dl i ille Ipm liteeds whatever forsuch te,co, 10 ithmeney Iron all 23 25 Ile a supposition ;on the contrary, happen, the steersman standing before the funnel, and de Cuba lOl si 71 15 7 8 4 a .nr•nocat evidence exists to show that his death was there being no paddle-boxes to interrupt his view , he sees BI 1 t,, Oreat Northers ...... 149 151 ..... ... Pinto New fore SO iSseatiago fit. 100 DA eheorethMeek . 148 120 .. " . " 15 y accidentally falling into the water near the spot every object a• head, and can stop er reverse the engines in Se,Ole. i math Amtrad an *ki n hes Medd were discovered." an instant, without leaving the wheel or applying to any II e t , ,,efe a ce r dw i j, 4 o,i, - all 4 I pro 11 BILL ti. Mr. ADCW .i.) I 4 dig 6.000 10 'Tin Croft ~1T TUE 3iAN51031.1101:14E.-Last night the second party."-Glasgose Courier - 10 t• Wear Valls?, 6p. Ct. 43,124 214181 i United fti. Cass ` l 9' Mayan% gave an ele gan t entertainment to about 350 LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. tt .„ d , sio d ot „ a rwir r `. 70,010 1 I Waller llwel in 35 15 Into Into Deo ........ is ss ico,coo I ;Wee Oranada ell i I pat iik, k ti.e Esyptinn Hall. The dancing and merriment Amount of traffic for the week ending March27,1 853 : - I'm• ioa,c. t lure., abripos.......- all A else Mr. r e__ JO up till a late hour. The band of the Fusilier augers , 7,563 t. 21. 101. ; goods, 2,5961. 7s. 10; 1. Total, go. um 1 , o ion w oreat er ..,, ivf. . qual.. o D ow , 104 104 1 ton 1,0.' Of I PAS ........ ...,, oasis attanduce. 10,1591.105. 81d. W ZEN VADAT EVENING. Consols opened with a rather languid appearctice this morning, some dullness being induced by the decline on the Paris bouts, but very early in the day there was a purchase of 130,000/. money stock by an influential broker for a trust account. This operation carried the price from its opening quota tion of 991 to par to 100 to 1. which was also the' closing quotation, both for money and the 13th April, the improvement extending no further, although the government broker made another purchase at 1001. 1 The official business report includes -Three per Cent. Controls for money, 100, 991, 1001; ditto for Account, 100, i; Ann,. of 30 years, 1860, 6 3-16 ; South Sea Stock, 1101; India Stock for Account, 264. The improvement in Consols reacted favourably on the other departments of the security markets. The Exchequer Bill market is flat. The June issue was done at 63. prem., the nominal quotation being to Ils. prem., whlst the March bills were dealt in at sa. to 9s. prem. India Bonds mark 40s. to 451. prem. In the foreign stock market there was a more eerie& business than usual, b espe akthere was no espe cial demand s -and ces n rnfaced iii4,lo The rites frf condona pri tio to this department hays generally remained light. Mexican Bonds were firm, closing 251 to 26. Spanish Deferred closed 241 to 25. The advance in this stock is checked by the settling, there being a good many "bulls" of it. The Certificates main tain their advance, commanding 84 to / per cent., as the market is but scantily supplied. The Old Spanish Threes are also firm, being well held, with not much afloat in the market ; whilst there is an impression that means will be taken to keep up the price of this stock, should the proposed new loan come forward. As yet, no further details relative to this negotiation have transpired. Turkish scrip left off 24 to 1 prem., and Peruvian scrip, 3„ to 4 prem. The investments lately noticed in the old Greek Bonds continue. There were strong buyers this evening at 81. The list of the day s sales is annexed : Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 1852, 99. Brazilian Old Five per Cent., 1031, 104, 1031; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 981. Belgian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 981, 991 (exchange, 23f.) Dutch Two-and-Half per Cents., 66, .1. Equador Bonds, 51. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 103 f. (exchange 25f. 15e.) Granada De ferred, 111. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825, ex ot er due coupons, 84,1. Mexican Three per Cents., 254, 26. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 31, 31 prem.; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 631. Por tuguese Five per Cents., converted in 1841, 424; ditto Four per Cents, 394, I. Russian Five per Cents., 117 k ; ditto Four-mad-Half per Cents, 1031. Sardinian Five per Cents., 97(, 4, a .. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 49; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 241, 25 ; the Committee's Certificates, 84, 81 per cent. Swedish Loan, 2 din. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 11 prem.; ditto for account, 15th April, 21 prem. Money continues in demand in the open market, and the rates show no symptoms of becoming easier. The Lochnagar was reported this afternoon as having . arrived off Falmouth from Melbourne, bat she brings only 3,324 ounces of gold, worth some 13,300/., and her dates are old, extending only to the 21st November. The shipments of gold to the Continent have I ceased, but there continues to be some inquiry for sovereigns for shipment to Australia. Of a large number of vessels, however, that have left Gravesend during the last five or six days, the only shipment on merchants' and bankers' account we hear of is a sum of 48,6731., by the Menem for Sydney. In the railway market to-day, on the bulk of the arrangements for the settling being completed, more firmness was shown some s tive purchases for next account being i nduced the favourable aspect of the funds. Sales have met t e higher prices some of a bonafidc character, but the speculative feeling in this market has been better, and, although there is no real advance, prices strengthened at the close. Stock has proved more abundant than for some time past. London and North Western has commanded 4 contango ; Midland, 4to 1 Great Western, 4 t o i ; Great Northerns,l, &c. ; but Lancashire and Yorkshire remainscomparativelyscarceat 1-16 to k. The balance of transactions has evidently been on the side of sales of late, but the market may be said to show on ' the whole considerable steadiness. In the French share-market the settling has been attended with lower prices, as the strength sympathetically im parted by the advance in Consols is counteracted by the lower quotations ruling at Paris, where sales have been effected in preparation for the settlement. The shares of the Australian Land Companies were generally the turn dearer to-day, after the flat i nese induced by the settling, which shows consider able speculation for the rise, partly by weak opera tors, and has consequently been attended, as ob served yesterday, by high rates of continua tion. Australian Agriculturals have been carried over largely at 4to 4. The medium rate, 1, is equivalent to 18 per cent per annum, but from this must be de ducted the cost of stamps, which is equal to 1 per cent. These shares closed 100 to 103. South Aus tralian Land improved 11., and Van Diemen's Land 10s. The Scottish Australian Companies' shares were also firmer. Australian Bank shares were scarcely altered, but Union of Australia realised an improvement. London and Westminster Beak shares were done today at 35; Union of London, 173 • British-American Land, 63; Crystal Palace (N. paid),G,, 4; Netherlands Land Enclosure 421. paid),ll, ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 84 ; ditto (231. paid), 451; Royal Mail Steam, 78; Scottish Australian In vestment New Scrip (IN. paid), 2 4 . Australian Mint shares are quoted par to 4 prem.; Ebro Canal, it to I prem.: Berlin Waterworks, 14 to 11 prem. Bargains have been concluded in the shares of' the Wiesbaden and Cologne Railway at 10s. prem. In the market for insurance shares there is only a quiet business, and prices present no change of importance. The present quotations of the mar ket are subjoined :—Albion, 90; Alliance, 254 ; ditto, I Marine, 53 • Atlas, 214; British Coinmercial, 7; Church of England, 31 ; Clerical, Medical, and Gene ral, 204 ; County, 121, ex div.; Crown, 17; ; Eagle, 74 ; Equity and Law Life, 51 ; English and Scotch Law Life, 31; European Life, 20 ; Family En dowment, 4; General, 54; Globe, 150; Guar dian, 611; Imperial Life, 19); Indemnity Marine, 58 ex div. ; Liw Fire, 41; Law Life, 30 ; Legal and General Life, 51; London Fire, 281; London Ship, 281; Marine, 22; Medical, Invalid, and General, 3; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 11; Na tional Loan Fund, 21; National Provincial, 14; Palladium Life, 21 ; Pelican, 45 ; Phoenix, 173; Professional Life, 4 prem. ; Provident Life, 41 ex div.; Rock Life,Bl ; Royal Exchange. 236 ; Union, 220 ; United kingdom, 51; Universal Life, 45; Victoria Life, 51. 3 7 1 0 4 ta 0 - ti ; The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 117 ex div.; General Reversionary and In vestment, 1 subjoined 0 23 i n ; ca London :t_heAbahtl czn t Sto c kan ßeversionary , dl:Oldham, x c hla4 gle3 14. ns are Of o canal su shares Brecknock and Abcrgavenny, 821 ; Birmingham W y e a s r te a rn nteld . 4 w p a e y r ), ce p n l3 t. i hy p t e h r t y, Lo 63 ed . oA le a s n in d er b,;o a rth nd Chester, 353; Grand Junction, I'lB ; drand Union, 24; Leeds and Liverpool, 530; icester, 66; Leicester and Northampton, 44.! ; Loughborough, 310 ; Mac clesfield, 50; Oxford, 132; Peck Forest, 70; Re gents, 161 ; ltochdale, 42; Stafford ana Worms ;er, 405; btourbridge, 290 ; Severn and Wye Canal anti Railway, 21; Warwick and Birmingham ; 40; War wick and Napton, 28; Wilts and Berke, 7, 7 - She-es in bridge associations command the folio l ing pri,.ncs t—Hungerford, 12 ; Southwark Neu" Seven-ant:-n-Half per Cents., 16; Waterloo, 33; ditto, Old A acuities of 81., 26 cx div.; ditto, New, of 71., 223 ; Vauxhall, 21. l'rices of Gas And Coke Companies' shares range as fellows :—British Provincial, 23: Brighton, 16 ; City of London, 125; Coatinen/al ( I hird Capital), LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARI S, 3l"Ac° 3) ' mon. 7", ..l,6penintt 11 1 7he A et ce . ° L 4 0 n e . e...:.; Clam. —L.. 5 per Cents. 1 79 30 ci per Cents., 1925_ ... ... ... ~ I , ly pee Cents., 1852. ' 103 0 103 45 1 103 25 10; 10 1103 10 4..er Cents. Si et Cento.New Loan ... I ..• . 3 per Oenta. 4I per Cetus., 1825 1 ... 4j per Dente., 1852 103 0 4 , er Cents. 3i et Centa.New Loan .. I , . .. . .. Eschange ott 1.9::(1 . ..m : u ‘ sisht, 25 7j; 90 dap., 24 0). 8510 AL ,perCt.t94U Raney . Naples Bents — germ. De. 4j D. 2j .... Ptedrner.t 3 p.Ct Do. 5. 18 . .2 • PAU'S, MA UCH 30.—St. Germain, 1,770; Versailles (right bank), —; ditto (left beak), 335; Parte and (*karts, 1,tl0; Park and Roues, 1,0!7 50 ; Kowa and Havre, 312 SO ; Maretilkia and an t ron (Convertedl, —• Birnbaum and Pale, 320; Northern, 597 30; Parse and Sua'ekortrg, 533 73; rari4 and 14084 ITO 60; Lyons and Wain:mama& 503; Onset, 73e; Blame and Plalar en Gray, bria ; Part, and Cberkeart, 020; Nen and Besancon, 300; Midi, 622 50; lionterelu and Vona, 257 5e ; Dieppe and Peesmn, 347 59; Andr,..deux and Itoanne, —; C.att7e of Italy, r —; ,vis and &weal, ; Bordeaux and T ate, 2.0; damn and GaLd, —; Centre of Switzerland, 480. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SVGAIL—The public sales today consisted chiefly of foreign—a large portion was bought in—the part sold showed a decline of fully 6.1. The refined market steady; grocery lumps, 4ia. Gd. to 17s Gd. Correa.-70 barrels and 50 bags Jamaica sold in public sale at 19s. to 503. 6il. ; 100 bales of Mocha offered :Aid withdrawn; Native Ceylon quoted 48s. to 48s. t. TEA.—The market has a firm appesrance. SAVITETAE.-500 hags were offered—about half sold ; ref racti 111,265. Gd. ; refraction 81, 275. Gd. PIHENTO.-0150 bags sold freely at a slight advvance, 27e. fal. _ _ Corrom.—This article has a firm appearance ; 1,000 bake sold yesterday on 'Chance. In other articles no material alteration. Markets gene rally have a dull appearance. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is hardly so firm as yesterday. Prices stand as under :—Towu Tallow, 435. 9d. to 44e. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on th- spot, 445. 9d. ; March and April, 445. 6d. to 9d. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 455. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a short supply at the fullnwing prim s:—Primc meadow May, 90s. to 965. ; ultrior, 755. to 855.; Bowes, 455. to COs. ; Clover, 95e. to 105 s ; second cut, 85s. to 955. ; Straw, 30s. to 355. HOAXING VIE YEOMANRY.—The following hoax was played off on the Weston Zoyland troop of iorneisAshire Yeomanry, the beginning of last week. Some would-hc wit triumnitted to the members of the corps, the ti , llowing cir cular :—" Bridgewater, Jlarch.—Sir,—The Bridgewater troop will meet to-morrow (Thursday) morning, at half past ten, when it is particuiarly requested that every man will punctually attend is full msrching order. There would have been more notice given, but the news only reached Bridgewater this evening that Napoleon and hi+ troops are already in the Channel.—By order of Colonel Tvnte, Batts brie.—P.S. Any man's Linn-attendance will be a; his peril." In consequence of this intimation, several of the Yeomanry met, when the hoax was discovered, and ti.. y returned much annoyed at the trirk player: on them, tlinigh doubt less greatly relieved at finding the alarm was a false one.— Both and Chetenhant Gazette. STIRLING AND DUNFERMLINE RAILW.IY.—The half-yearly meeting of this company took place at Edin burgh, on Tuesday last, Mr. Anstruther in the chair. The report was approved of, which stated that the new st.'ion at Stirling was now nearly completed ; that the passenger and goods traffic was increasing ; and that, as a mineral line, the results had already shown it to he second to none in Scotland. The action against the Edinburgh and Was gow Company, for the fulfilment of its guarantee to leaye and work the line at 4 per cent., stood high on the appeal list of the House of Lards, sad an early deeisi in was ex pected. The directors entertained confident expectation that the decision of the Court of Session would be in their favour. The directors thought the shares should now be conso:idated into stock ; but they postponed tuis proposal till next meeting, when they could also prop.se to forfeit all sham on which arrears of caiis then remained unpaid,. TUE BALLANGIECII EMIGRANT SHIP, — Intelli gence has reached Southampton of the arrival at Port Phil lip, after aWO days passage, of the emigrant ship Sanaa giech, which left the first-named port last autumn. Insubordination and disturbiances prevailed en board during the voyage. Three deaths and two births t,ok plAcv on the pa4saar. Amorg the persons who died on hoard was Miss Lamprey, the daughter of the late Captain Lamprey, far many yearn the Ordnance superintendent of the gun powder magazines at Marchwood, Hants. Another of the deaths was s young woman who poisoned herigif by taking medicine for an improver parvo,e. Intelligence has also reached Southampton that a party from Totten, Ilants, who went to Australia in the ship Admiral, had arrived safely at the (litigious, and wcra likely to be successful. t)S - 130.altla AN AI:STELALIAN day morning, about oue o'clock, a great alarm was occa sioned by the discovery of a fire on bo id the havine Unicorn, now loading at the Shadwell near the London Docks, for Au•tralia end Sydney. It Lvt originated in the galley, and taken very firm hold of the ti.oring when discovered by the Dock watch and police. For tunately, however, by ready assistance stliiidettOdtlyet danger ceased, and the ship with its cont.uts pecierred from destruction. EARL OF CARLISLE arrived, f - Monday e , aping last at Douglas' Hotel here by North Ilrldsh way irom Morpeth, and was to leave on TierseOty In c - A1ma...4 deco. — his inauguration into the office of Lo tt aw of ri , ehal College them being fixed for \Volans • 4 ~...EdjuNryli Coltrane. ~ 1 ~: r%