The Express. — London, England, 1851-03-04 00:00:00

Ttt *ifints No. 1,411.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1851. [THREEPENCE. AB? UNION of LONDON, Incorporated by towel Cherter.—The Sutrarintion List ekes. flat lortsat,— Lab ratzenotmea will be entitled to SELECT for HIMSELF . WOLK of AKT, sr seres.fore. Every outoaritter will hare for each Oats Ow Kansa of Sae of two line erignieisint, "Tag Burial of Ha mm.. r atter F. L. rtelietsgill, A R.A., or "The %ills of Loell010," by J. T. Willniur, A &LA., after W. I. Leileh ; sad voting et wr omgrum pr, by essment. lartiotp, Illustrating Gold. owes pais of "Les Thirster." The " Vtlls of Lueullus" Is Low (,EttlttiL GODWIN. t Honorary Wed SIM& LESS Id POCOCK, Bovetarigs. SECOND EDITION. GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN (IRELAND) RAILWAY. RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. The half-yearly meeting of this company was held at the terminus, in Dublin, on Saturday, Sir E. M'DoN NILL in the chair. THIS DAT. Two o'CLorx. THIS DAY. Secian.—The large public sales arc going off at last week's prices, but importers arc buying in freely to support the market. Refined : The market is dull, but prices aro maintained; grocery lumps, 495. to 51s. Cortese..—The non-settlement of the budget keeps this article dull. The public Pale of 150 casks plantation Ceylon was withdrawn for want of buyers, at previous rates. Good ordinary natite Ceylon, 465., at which 100 bags hate bean sold. Tea.—The market is very firm for common Congou. RR E.-2,000 bags Madras were offered, and nearly all bought in. Curios remains cum, with a fair demand. Srturrs.—Hum awl Brands continue dull of sale. In other articles no alteration, but markets generally wear a dull appearance. XIiaAExPERIELTI SUBSTITUTE for SILVER.— The REAL NICkEL SILVER, ialseduced 14 yews ago hi et. BURTON, oh n Waist by the palest proms of Mersa muerte% es 4 (b., to b 7.ad ell euestonsoe the wry Met snide oat to deo., *lsm th.st cot be motored .. ouch, either eisfally or oraelltelltakos by as pooribk net earl it be dialbsolobal bon re* ellser. lola. Thread Woes Petters. Niemen. Potters. T o e gran* pro Pa. ... abi Irma lurk. Npuira Igs TaN'e 'Mk* Teb'e cps. , * 711 e. ... Ifs. Tee wet eortse seta rotten. eaeollsittele, Re., et preportimalo Inas am, by tOe NICYF.L. MIT PLATII . D. Throod. rme.. yotoottos o se eel fatlotai, per dater. lii. ... Va. rhea loran ohtw oast date Is. . Its. ... lb. in dlu„ . Ll a t()N BEDSTEADS sea CHILDREN'S COTS. A eery .see ei-orto.eat of they ltedstesio be lres sad Brave IS. ; an.. Cot. from 20, oath, bud with doeetsti Obit. ml oat at where, snd neurely hoe If serove, ante, at =le ON SALL et the Jove-nine of WILLIAM B. BURTON, on the lomat la the recta p-mtssio-sapi_.lmo he eels the be PAWN? RIII.IOCLINE. or ...soy RIINIIIIIII/0 RED, shish Is apotriobio alit.. to leer. as! !sets•eads. It has bees bond, as en eazillery to pet het rest, woe. me. yen to the water bed. The aro Patrol P. noble Itedsteu It , . 411. feels. Comma lots bedstead@ to lb. ed. ter*. Doeelled itslesfue* w,th enoss.so nl every bosseagary article, Metgor pees, fr ee. I LLIAM .• Una' 'V. , . f , (.ot of GENERA , . TURNISIII‘fI 111021NoN1ik.RY se 'liar...lly the Ism s• to the world, mad as no los. A. recut he employes. ts Mee • tenet 11.. of Ito Taney sal retest, yardmen err twitted to colt arl .I,•pert t it. The meaty retortsd foe veer, startle 5.4 exeseve I of. -33. (niF.ltlstilltb.LT (corset of heeness. ' .eset, sad NItSCRAN-Slatt.ET. tondos.- Eds. MAGA Is Wellsetroot. laget. r, I.A I )IF.S.— Rt)WLAN I IS' KALY DOH, for the thin ens emet43.4.—it 4 M.. ..welshed for in extremely tripetlimest end meekly" rif etc • r .be ohm, "hie, by its action en the perm end minds •eezeiery mturle, It impel• all impurities huts the whore. allaye every 1.. dopey v. inftesanttiee, end tv ea eta. touchy duripths aq min. c. ten. ple•pkoo, erne" freebies, Mb. ereurttamo, sad .abn mimeo.. eabitottenu. The radiant bb it impart. in the eta .1, earl tl tufo.... end aeaeary "huh it Write:SS se lie beefs awl en... 'emir,. It imatp stable V. every tallith Gem thanes, offer ohm .og, via and J. , Choy a I irrattion end trudermee et the dam end mak? •I ISA , elee , e. Mei 14011/MeL be.rowe odepertnue helyaba • lee v.k. Ikea •d• o• N 0.11101111. 1. lielyd, * ere roe the wrapper of the 'reader urtle.r. and "A ituedend and Son. Se, os,,tss. &mi..," see Woe psi ..e...1 De lb. rarer meet Month els. d as ear lib 4.01 be, I'.le h. GA. bad be 64.—b01d by them, end by Chemist, and ffeetaammt. "!FIT YrAits• Constipation, r NTSPIont.. ore" Litelefty, sweats, rkkaree at the deleavak rod ermined, the Ireirmodrable army er while hot to. flood we In saes a donee that I are worlds to more aghast *nosh.., beer to ea en w.IT nne,.,l by DU VARRI'd eacoirat Moir Jolly Worthen.. Uoi, rear Ivo * utatt4.r lratiouar - hot inns from the Right 1t... the lord Maul de the Verierabir A .....tiewort Alexander Munn. ul It .yer•lla nrial Thomas h.ror, Yamada; William Haat. E.g., borrerr 31.1aer. Kind. l'o!•ege, C miloridse, care 01 II) year. ' pers. I , or, awl So, ea otter rtres M :trey, tellers, Defame, arai sicaruchie roarrhiala. rbeeseoieo, dotenaree, palpilatwn, Its. Sto:d in r mbolrea with lu'l Incrue.tbuna, or tablas 110., at T.. 9 d. 210 .• at MA, at Ile.; at 22a. ; ruler reload quality, 10Uaort Ilb„ at 21*. The ivib. and 11,0. cantons are h emoted tree ol anageee rreript Ul a purt-018 , , , erdrr, by.DU BARMY sad 0.., 127, New Ibeiri.etnet. Lend= aerlby allreepeetablegrocerseadebeilleaa 'C- HE 11.( /S( )I'llY o: HEALTH sad DISEASE. L A limit neon* i, out required to develop this theory hist, that all artrei.lar orti in a ',ea healthy functions wipes from tia• ritteotnn at ti, ttie wt.lem wh ch might to have Seen thrown • Wriat IA • ha. cold- iingurti lunge-. disordered Munich liestiarlacs - ClealoeMt• eruptions-ulcers awl core„ of 'arum. hind.!-what see 'lee but proof. of the obstructed state of tire system e mood with all raanm r 'of Impurities? Nothing can more at. tinily .I.llton-trate 'hi. rho Mhos a few do-ex of the nsedigne taiga. .1 by JOIN KSYP FAq., of lialton.hall. near Ileiblessl6l , l, and 4 t. JoSn'a-Prousi.port. Inntliw. anti st Celebrated as KAY l.'s WOKell11:1.1.14 let them be taken, and in a lee days a complete swam igatimn ~ a pet nixed. Itespiration, digestion. and every i.ther function to perbrintel with comfort. arid the who e 'poem et item-wed anti strength. mil. It does not admit of a doubt that Kaye 's Wm adell's lolls am tits tincet family mediiine of the day. her thot • Lac wiorilr• of John , ignatoretogether with hia e iot a...WO. we ow the printed directions wrapped mond ash hoe, as sidling tier Enna ate {mules. •FLUILNIZ.4, 01 JUG 118. (X)LI)S, ace. This I. esti operas* of lifty testimonials have bees received of the @thaw of Ur. LAWOVIVA YULltteillt WAYltalt. hors Mr. James Drury. ierdsnou 'ash:home, 211. Stotts.buw, Lancola Odell. men, —1 str. ;taut.' Ittrl %. to Wier sod evatienteo (whose Waal I chin eve if tequOrtl` to t• th 1 Ur. lassalt's Wrier* have proved ol the Poshest tlllototy to to . vt 1.0 mmiile. I. hoornentot, oboes intharsaa, *ore to , iii., sal in Ithlbalt awry sets I deer of hoorah obLanot by Mit trte, Phresa) rams Devay."—To and habilis its stet.. tow ; ate tot.sloatee for 11/e1111•16 MM Strehllthel.nit the voter ; they have 14.rstri taste. Prise Is. is. ra., Ana Its. r — bus. %at I . ...twist. ‘ttolettt Also Dr. UXIAK'd YALE eh. toot strolicins for females, pace Is, I id., 2s. thl , and Ho per ha. SPORTING. TATTEINALI:B—Nfox DAY. M.114111.1341 . 11UN5111RE HANDICAP. 9 t 1 5e..2 loot Manny, Leare-drlnain (L) 15 to I - Mr. T. Du r'e Clot. worker t.l Mr. Yteler's.Le Serbian 20 to I Uut of lI...Nor.INNt. Hartle MEWN.tIII/15T HANDICAP. 15 t. I egg Mr. 11. StrbSin ee the Llttler (t sal all ell) 25 to 1 Mr. Marc'. Iteerel (t) Cl.E....riat CUP. 11 to I apt Hr. Trent** tate9te. (II Mt I t) 20 to 1 Lorl Itiarn's Wallnotrff (t) V. to 1 Lora CbP.I rirloN. body Evelyn 10 to 1 lota talents... knight a/Avenel (I) 10 In 1 Mr. Ilarrirot.'.*:sman (I) 10 1.. 1 lord ItelteleN Hurt.? (t) in to t Mr. 1. t.w re.. Nosey {,t) 50 to 1 Dissan'ettir tUrbst (t) An improvement in the first favourite and Wallflower, and an outh of etmviderable amount on the Knight of Awns.' awl It y .ehuuter, were the "features" of the basi n. st on this event. • -- 111 V. 111:111011.LITAN HANDICAP. II to 1 art )Ir. Methlana's 12 le 1 trt.l Ete.no.tio Came 20 to 1 Mr. )...re's tell.Aumer (t) rht: above quoutious were the result of very moderate ”il t 200 GrINITAS STAKES. II io I nest Mr. t - .nl. Grecian 2 to t.r A. Nich..Ts Neireatmter (II to !It to IOW.) I W Mr. Mountain Sylph cult MERSV. II to apt Mr. It.dfor..'s Innen Ministor (t) lln -- Mr Mos Grro,n II to Mountain Sylph toll (t) II In lit. A. Nt..burs No... Waster (t) 21 to l ie . J. t 'wok's Marlbocough Bask (t) 1101) to l Mr. ItretnEe's Arty.° (t) 40 to air J. Hanley's The roninare (t to SOL) GO to tow J. Ilr •thente's lady Geraklineoult (t to WI.) Woo to Sn Mr 1.0. W. Inuralerbolt (t) 11551 to :0 Mr. lle. tworth's Axe% (t) The two (aeon.ias were at 6 to 1 each until near the close, when the odd. quoted against The Prime Minister were taken to '.IMIL. tearing him unquestionably first faterarde. The Itleuutain Sylph colt, Newminster, Marl borough Buck, and the Lady Geraldine colt were alao in favour, but closed at pretty nearly the prices we quoted last week. FATsL Fl fcw minutes after three 37eeter day morning a tire broke out in the private residence of Hr.. It. Hallett, 7, Belvidere-crescent, Lambeth, which unfoetunately resulted in the death of a fine young woman, named Sarah Clueke, who acted as housekeeper to the owner of the premises. It appears that some of the in mates were awoke from their slumbers by experiencing a suffseating sensation. They got up, and the moment they went on to the stairs they found dense volumes of smoke pouring upwards, and when they reached the lower land ing they Annul the unfortunate female before alluded to erouehicl up near the kitchen-door in a blase. With the assistance of the police and firemen, the flames were subdued, but the poor crenture was burnt as black N. a coal and quite dead. The body was placed in a shell and screwed the vaults of St. John's church to await an in quest. The origin of the tire is enveloped in mystery. Had at not been fur the early discovery made by some of the in mates, it is quite probable that one or two other parties would also have perished.—A short time before thisdistrees ist casualty tank place, a fire happened at No. 3, Crown street, Soho, belonging to Mr. T. /Layne, a pork butcher. It commenced on the first How, from some ruse not clearly ascertained, and, in spite of the exertions of the firemen who attended immediately from the contiguous station, • great deal of damage was done before the flames could be extin guished. A romale, who lived in an adjoining house, and who had been confined only a few weeks previews, was so dreadfully excited when the alarm mu given, that, when a person went to main he r. she fill forward in his arms, and expired. It it remarkable that • number of accidental firm were outing in various parts of London simultaneously with those just mentioned. At the same hour the honer, 27, Old-atrvet-ru.d, Irau set on lire by the galling spark of a candle and considerable damage was dome. Another uccurred in nigh -aril t.Shiulwell,and• fifth in -street, litapside, both of a hieh, however, were extingaisbed before murk damage had been done. It was otherwise with a math which broke out in 48, Aldermanbury. The lames' bad already gained a strung hold on the first floor when the hre was discoven.d, and before the arrival of the engines they had enveloped the upper stories. The first, second, and upper fl our w i t h h a lf t h e roo f were destroyed, and damag e um done to neighbouring helot... A fire, which Basted revere' hours, broke out nearly at the same time in he. 4, Priumwrow, Newport-market. The ground door *es burned out with the beck of the house and the roof was destroyed. DowNING-sTnErr, MAncit I.—The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders for appointing the Right lion. Sir Henry Lytton Bolwer, K.C.8., her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the United States of America, to an Ordinary Member of the Civil Division of the First Class or Knights Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. Lord Bloom field, C. 8., her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Mi nister Plenipotentiary to the Emperor of all the Missies, Lord Cowley, C. 8., her Majesty's Plenipotentiary on a Special Mission at Frankfort, O. Nicholls, Esq., ('.8., late Secretary to the Poor Law Bonrd, the Right Hon. Sir H. W. W. Wynn, her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Mi nister Plenipotentiary to the King of Denmark, the Hon. W. Temple, her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Mi ' nister Plenipotentiary to the King of the Two Sieilie4, the 1 Hon. It. Ahererombe, her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the King of Sardinia, to he Ordinary Members of the Civil Division of the Second Class or Knights Commanders of the said Order. J. M. lliggin son, Esq., Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over the island of Mauritius, the Hon. J. D. Migh, her Ma jesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni po tentiary to the King of Hanover, 11. Southern, Esq., her Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to the Argentine Confederation, the Right lion. T. Wise, her Majesty's Minister Plenipoten tiary to the King of Greece. J. Hudson, Esq., her Majesty's Ineoy Extranr&nary and Missistos PL She Emperor of Brasil, G. L. Hodges, Eng., her MajestY's Con snl-General in the Circle of Lower Saxony, and for the Free Cities of Hamburg, Bremen, and Lubeck, and Sir J. Meek, Knight, late Comptroller of the Victualling and Transport Services in the Admiralty, to be Ordinary Mem bers of the Civil Division of the Third Class or Compa nions of the said Most Honourable-Order. ADMIRALTY, hi. In. Cerr of Bleat Marlow he. 004 A. 14 Clovneet to he cal. 'lee reffreollllll, M. co f..p.; Liettl..CoL it MITCIIRLL to be col. woe eyeek.. else Condom woo,: OW. 3.4 11 3 3, - 31 1113 , C. YOGI trOx. Minh-11. prom.; Ytrot Mut. A. J. It II ,1.1. T {PAP Capt., ,r^ ?var., prom.; KC. Lieut. O.I.IIICILDT ht. taros to he {sea heat , Tice 'tenably, prom. Mar it 3. Corr of 'tor.' r,,:t1.7;;;.W. P Sem,. to be clpt., vice Amain to b.-p. ; See. !avg. E. D. Tnw.wu.L to be fleet lieut., ewe Sesele, proem. ISANKRUPTS. Ion"( SMITH, ietnri.retreet, Laingtoll, builder. JArre LONIM Cittlinidge.itlllbee, LON er-road, Islinytos, torn dealt . TA Deptford, shipwright. EsmA ri, F./111E111"N, Woburn Sands Buckingham shire, innket.per. Wtt.t.t.‘m Wtrt.rn, Cnitched-friars, City, merchant. RV 001.1.111 MOILILL\ TIN, Miaorics, City, shoe manufac turer. _ . . HENRY EDWARDA TMORD3ON, Long Acre, iudia rubber bath manufacturer. 1)E8811t, Lowestoft. Suf!blk, builder. WILLIAM PIIILLII., War% ick, builder. THOMAS Ostrrtries, Darlaston, Staffordshire, stone- Mason. . . . J.III,IIoWNSORD, Nottingham, butcher. Enwin I:PUITT, Mickleton. Gloucodenhire, cattle dealer. Join Scutt and IiENItY Se►tx, Birkenhead, carpet dealers. lle~er CU AZLE.. dealer. Mancbvster, flour SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. /AXIS CLIMAX!), filastrow, iron founder. DoxAt.o SlAccexcie, lichnkLle, Sutherlanduhire, fish Wel% J AMYX STEVEN. GLIAXOW, ropenuaker, deceast.d. J num MaNuns, Edinburgh, hotel keeper. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (Rose 'be Mark.hne Ernest.) We have had favourable weather during the week for freeing the land of superfluous moisture, a drying eag erly wind having prevailed, and little rain having fallen in any part of the kingdom. Farmers have consequently been busily engaged ploughing, and preparing the hind for eprinpsowing. This, and other out-door labours, will keep them pretty closely occupied during the greater part of the month, and we are therefore inclined to think that the de liveries of grain from the growers will fur some weeks be on a moderate scale. There is at the same time a prospect of an improvement taking place in the condition of the corn in stack; and as the arrivals from abroad are likely to be comparatively entail in March, a temporary rally . in prices may perhaps occur. For some weeks past few gruin laden vessels bound to Great Britain have passed Elsinore, and the shipments from the near continental ports have been moderate. Beyond what may yet be on passage from the Black Sea and Mediterranean, no supplies of moment are therefore en route to the English markets at present. We have, however, pad stocks of foreign wheat at the principal ports, and mime quantity of flour will no doubt contiaue to drop in trout France and America; hence we du not expect anything like scarcity. If any slight tok pros email should take place in prices, there will be plenty of holders anxious to realise, very few parties having any confidence in the future. 'lite trade has since our last re mained in the same dull state as before, and the value of heat has undergone a further depression at some of the leading provincial markets. Our Scotch letters are not of much interest; a good deal of anxiety had naturally been felt to know the result of the pending negotiation% in regard to the formation of a new cabinet. and the uncertainty on this point had to a certain extent iuterfored with business at sonic of the chief torn markets. The operations at Edinburgh, on Wednesday, were on a retail scalv, and quotations of Wheat remained nominally as hefore. Spring corn was held with rather more firmness there as well as at Glasgow. The accounts from Ireland report little change in the general tone of business: a coma& raid,, number of vessels laden with wheat and Indian Born had arrived front the Black Sea, and though the home supplies hail been light, the tendency of prices had continued downwards. In the value of oats no change had occurred, and the shipments for England had been comparatively small. The transactions at Mark-lane have been unimportant since our last ; and .• little change has taken place in the trade that it is difficult to vary our remarks. The arrivals of wheat coastwise into the port of London during the week ending this (Saturday) evening, have amounted to 3101 qrs., and the quantity brought forward by land-carriage samples from the neighbouring counties has been small. Trifling, however, as have been the sup plies, they have proved amply sufficient to satisfy the demands, the millers having conducted their operations with extreme caution. The receipts of wheat from abroad have been moderate, only 1,170 qrs. having come to hand. Holders of parcels in granary have, however, brought forward their samples freely, and purchasers have experienced no dif f iculty in buying at previous prices. Thu couutry inquiry was by no means extensive either on Wednesday or Friday, and the town-millers appeared as little inclined as at any previous period to add to their stacks. Notwithstanding, therefore, a disposition on the part of sellers to facilitate business, the transactions were of entail character, and the tendency of prices was rather downwards. Though the wind has for several days been northerly, the arrivals Bum the south have been rather numerous, and there are at present a good many cargoes of Polish Odessa wheat off the coast. The Irish demand has mean while slackened. and purchases might easily have been made at former rates, say ads. to 345. per qr., cost and freight. Flour has hung very heavily on hand. The nominal top es-ice of own-made has not varied, but households have hardly sold so well as previously, and the common sorts of French have in partial inetanees been forced off at lower terms. The arrivals from abroad have been rather liberal, viz. 5,004 slacks and 140 barrels ; the former principally from France, and the hatter from America. The market h..s been tolerably welt-supplied with Eng lish Barley, as.l. ;Le proportion of the arrival has consisted of coarse qualities. Fine malting samples have, in consequence of their scarcity, commanded quite as much money as at any previous period; and though the demand for the ordinary descriptions suitable for brown malt, or for the use of the kW been slow, prices were not lower at the close than in the commencement of the week. A material falliNg off having taken place of late in the re ceipts of this grain from abroad, whilst a steady consump tive demand has been experienced for grinding qualities, the pressure onthe market has rather subsided, and quite as good terms have been obtained for fresh heavy samples this week as before. Choice malt has commanded fell prices, whilst the value of secondary sorts has rather tended downward.. The arrivals of Oats have not been large, 23,748 qrs. having been reported altogether during the week ; of which 1467 qrs. are from our unit coast, 2,028 qrs. (runt Scotland, 3,540 qrs. from Inl:uad, amid 16,713 qrs. from abroad. The principal dealers anpear to have sufficient stocks on hand to render them indifferent about purchasing at present ; and the operations have, consequently, been comparatively un important. Factors have, however, manifested no particular mutely to realise, end have shown more inclination to raise their pretensions than to accede to any further abatement. The few small lots which changed hands on Wednesday brought full terms ; and good sweet corn could hardly be bought at Monday's currency at the end of the week. Beans have come fcrward sparingly; and, though the inquiry has nut been by any means extensive, the belief that during the (month some qua[ tity will he wanted for seed has caused sellers to ark full terms for the best qualities. Peas have likewise been held firmly, in anticipation of an increased demand for sowing. The holders of Indian Corn afloat have insisted on previous prices, say 30s. per qr., coat and freight, At Galatx, and corresponding rates fur other descriptions. The report stated that the directors expected the works on the line to be completed during the ensuing 'summer. Arrangements had been made fur working the tragic of the Irish South Eastern Railway. The revenue account for the half-year showed an increase of 16,5801. over that for the corresponding period of 1849. The increase in the revenue was principally derived from passenger traffic. There was an increase of 14,623 tons of goods cons-eyed along the line over the amount conveyed in the corresponding period of 1849. The total amount received during the half-year waa 116,7631., and after deducting working expenses and in terest on loans, and adding the balance front the last ac count, they lcid a surplus of 48,98.11., out of which they proposed to limy a dividend equal to 3) per cent. per annum, or 17s. 6d. per sluice, which would leave a balance of 6,9854 fur the next account. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of tho report, entered into a statement relpectinu the prospects of the company, and congratulated the proprietors on the position of their affairs. Resolutions were passed adopting the report and declaring a dhidend of 17s W. per share. Other formal resolutions were also p.iesed, and after a vote of thanks to the chairman the meeting separated. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. "The aicon this company for the half-yew ending the 31st December last show that 7,831,022!. had been received on capital account, including 4,800,264/. on the ordinary shares, 1,289,6351. on preference shares, and 1,606,1221, luans on mortgage. The expenditure amounts t 07,461,431/., including 463,2251. preliminary expenses to passing of act ; 10,6821. for directors and auditors ; 21,5891. secretary, officers, and clerks ; 131,466/Jaw and engineering; 1,511.5601. land and compensation ; 4,042,907/. works and materials ; 11,9641. machinery and tools ; 266,6861. engines and tenders ; 241,5331. eariTing stock ; 19,290!. For navi gation/ rent account ; 1173,602!. interest on capital and advances ; 5,5441. stamps for mortgage deeds ; 65,4241. to complete works of East Lincolnshire Railway; and 7,0191. on permanent wav, of ditto; and 78,3991. on the Boston, Stamford, and Birmingham Railway account. The balance remaining in hand amounts to 336,0901., consisting of 249,991. in cash, and 86,6511. invested in South York shire and other share.. The expenditure during the half year amounts to 1,071,4681. The revenue account fur the half-year ending the 31st of December last states that 136,82'21. had been received, including 95,1611. for passen gers, 27,463!. fur goods and merchandise, and 13,6451. coals and minerals; and 66,9771. expended, of which 6,5511. was fur maintenance of way and works, 24,6141. locomotive power, 27,8181. coaching, merchandise, and station expense, 1,2721. rates and taxes, and 3,0811. government duty—leav ing abahmee of 89,845/. To this sum is added 7,9001., the balance from the preceding account in June, 1850. making 97,7431. Out of this sum is deducted 19,396/. for interest on perpetual 3 per cent. preference capital ; 18,0001. guaranteed rent of 6 per cent. on 04.10,000/., capital of East I.incolnshire Itailway ; 2,370/. at 6 per cent. on Royston and Hitehin Railway capital of 200,0001. (being at the rate of 12,900/. per annum), due from the 21st of Oc tober, the day of opening to the 31st of December last; 1,2021. interest on bond debt of Eut Lincolnshire; 4,2231, balance of loss on Witham Navigation, leaving a balance of 52,542/. From t Ida sum 16,1641. is deducted for one quar ter's interest accrued from the 30th of September to the 31st of December last on 103,4541. preference shares ; and 15,8981., being one-half the six months' interest due (31,7970 and paid un the 15th of January, 1851, on the mortgage debt of the company, the other half (15,8281.) being charged to capital, leaving a disposable surplus from revenue of 20,489!. The revenue account of the Fosadyke and Witham Navigation t'or the half-year shows a receipt of 7,0631., and an expenditure of 11,2871., leaving a balance of 4,2231. to the debit of revenue account. The length of line open prior to the 7th of August was 146 miles. On the 7th of August last the line from London to Peterborough (a dis tance of 77 miles) was opened, and on the 21st of October the brunch from Ilitchin to Royston (13 miles) was opened, making the total to that date' 36 miles. The number of miles run by the engines was 967,302. The consumption of coke averaged 30.1111. per mile run by the engines, being 2.53 d. per mile, and fur the trains 2.961. per mile. The working charges ter the half-year were—t 56,9771., being 42.147 per cent. of the gross receipts, and amounting to la. 71d. per mile per train on the 826,739 miles run by the trains. The maintenance of way is charged on 113 miles, the other 90 miles are at present maintained by the con tractor. The original share capital now consists of 146,491 2.51. shares, 250 231. shares in suspense, 45,588 A 121. 10s. shuns, and 45,488 11 121. 10s. shares. When the account is fairly adjusted the number of preference share, may, to a trifling extent, be more or leas than 103,454. WIINDLNO-UP OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. THING, READING, AND BAsINGSTOKE RAILWAY.— Yesterday, after a protracted inquiry, his Honour Master Richards decided not to place Messrs. Con, the stock brokers of Thrugmortori-etreet, on the list of contributories as liable in the character of transferees in respect of 1,285 shares lodged by them with the directors of the company, and on which a loan of 6,3001. is alleged to have been made to them out of the company's funds, and which sum, together with 1,3651. fur interest, after the rate of 5 per cent., was sought to be reCOVeittl from them by Mr. Wryghte, the official manager of the estate, for whom Mr. Daniel appeared as counsel, with Messrs. Lawrence, Plews, and Bowyer, solicitors; Mr. looks being counsel, and Messrs. Richardson and Talbot solicitor, for Messrs. Cox. The evidence of Mr. O. P. 11d1, the solicitor to the corn pony, and who, in consequence of a communication from Mayor Lind:1111, its chairman, negotiated the loan in question, went to show that it was agreed by the directors in Oct. 1845 to make a loan of 6,3001. to Messy.. Con on deposit of scrip, and for which he (Mr. Hill) gave Mews. Cos a cheque, they handing over the scrip, but the money had not been repaid. The shares in question were "clean" shares, never having been in market circulation. The Messrs. Cox were the share brokers of the company, and at the period of the loan a large amount of the depo•its received lay uninvested at the bankers'. There appeared to be twelve pers ons f or whom Messrs. Cox held the 1,285 shares as agents. The witness had heard that shares were bought in the market, but was not aware of any proposal by Major Lindam, now out of the country, to Messrs. Cox, that shares should be purchased in the market. M. looks, on behalf of Messrs. Cox, contended that the transaction, though it bore the semblance of a loan by the company, was inferentially a peculiar kind of share market transaction, and that his clients were not liable, Mr. Daniel complaining that Messrs. Cox declined to disclose the names of their priori. puts, which prevented the official manager from exercising any,jue teeth in the matter. 11.141:118 COUNTIES AND SOUTHEND JUNCTION RAlLWAY.—Yesterday the list of the provisional committee in this cuinpany was proceeded with before his Honour Sir W. Horne. Mr. Daniel, as counsel fur Mr. Ewart, the official manager ; and Mr. C. L. Webb, Mr. Williams, and others as counsel for those summoned. A number of gen tlemen wen, placed upon the list as liable, on proof being produced of epvilic acceptance on their part of 100 shares, and of their having paid sums vary ing from 1001. to liol. to Messrs. Perring and Smith, the solicitors to the company, and for which sums, in any call that may be made to dis charge liabilities, they arc to have credit given them. One of these gentlemen stated that he had been applied to for a sam of 2171. for " goods sold and delivered," and that he eonipromiacd the matter by paying 1501., the state of the law of liability in them, matters being uncertain at the time, and, consequent upon which, what called an " Allotted Protection Society" sprang up, which undertook, on the payment of a two guinea sub scription by each member, to obtain for them collectively the beat legal opinions. 111 reply to questions the official manager stated that the next list to be taken contained the names of those who paid the deep u-it of 2/. 12s. Gd., the next of those who paid 2s. 6d. per share and received back their letter of allotment, and the last containing the names of 1,128 persons who only had shares allotted them, but which latter list he would not be able to support. The chief object that would be kept in view would be to make all parties liable to contribute equally to defray debts, while thaw who had paid more thou their duo proportion would have it repaid. LOWEsTOFT RAILWAY AND HARBOUIL—On Sa turday last the half-yearly meeting of this company was ' held at th , Harbour Master's offiffl in Lowestoft, 8. M. Petn, EN. in the chair. Mr. Peto congratulated the share holder. on the completion of the harbour, and on the fact of its being completed within the capital, 320,0001. From the statement of the accounta, it appeared that on the capital account the receipts amounted up to Dec. 31, 1850, to 322,7611. Its. &1., and the expenditure to 352,5.571. 65., but, deducting for sale of surplus lands, old materials, &c., IPar molts of Eastern Counties Railway, for steamboats, timber, rails, and other stores, the amount of expenditure was re due sd t o 321,1411. Pis. 6d., leaving a balance in hand of 2,57 W. Os. 2d. The revenue account for the half-year ending Jan. 4, 1851, showed that the receipts were 7,2161. 25., and the expenditure 4,8681. 14.., leaving a balance of 2,3871.85. THE COAL NiOVEMENT IY LIVEAPOOL.—The pool .416i0n states that steady and zealous exertions are be ing made to consummate speedily and efficiently the pro-. posed 112C1AUTCY for extending the export coal trade of Liverpool. Plans for both low and high level apparatus,' at either end of the great dock line, are resolved on. THE PAPAL AOGRESSION.—Mr. Anderton ham just given notice of his intention to move, at the neat Court of Common Council, "that petition.; be presented to both Houses of Parliament against the late aggreasion of the Pope, and pre erring the .upremney of the Queen and pro tecting inviolate dm civil and religious liberty of her subjects." Business in the share market continues remark ably brisk, and prices have again assurned a higher range. With the removal of the disquietude excited by the ministerial crisis, orders from the country have come forward freely, and the speculators, both in and out of the " House," have operated more boldly under the influence of the relaxation noticed in the rates of money. The lines most in favour to-day are the Midland, Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, Am bergate, East Lancashire, Lancashire and Yorkshire, South Western, South Eastern, South Wales, and York and North Midland, all of which have been dealt in extensively at a further considerable advance. Most other descriptions have also partici pated in the improvement, and altogether the mar ket has seldom worn a more buoyant aspect. UNOUARANITED Two o'Ctocx. Tile market for the home funds has been very steady to-day, prices being maintained at the full improvement noticed as having occurred at the end of last week. Attention, however, is still mainly directed to the share market, the business in the English public securities being trifling, and, with the exception of a purchase of about 17,t190/. Consols by the government broker,—altogether unworthy of special notice. Consols have been stationary all da y , at 96! to A, both for money and the account of th e 11th March, which rate may be considered a trifle better than yesterday. The prices of business officially reported are : Three per Cent. Consols, 964, !; ditto for account, 961, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 971, ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 98, ; Long An nuities, 1860, 71, 11-16; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 7 7-16; South Sea New Annuities, 96; Bank Stock, 215 t. The easier position of the money market is further illustrated by the increased demand for Exchequer Bills, which have to-day risen Is.: the bills of 1,0001. mark 51s. premium; ditto 500/., 51s. and 18s. •, ditto small, 508., 515., and 465., prem. India Bonds arc also looking up; 555. and 665. prem. has been paid for the smaller amounts. The exchange at Paris on London still keeps low, but the bullion market there is unchanged. The market for the foreign securities is firm, not withstanding an absence of active operations. Mexi can Bonds are still looking up, and the price to-day has reached 341 for the account. Spanish Bonds are quiet. The following is to-day's business list : Brazi ban Old Five per Cents.. 921, 93. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 58.1 ; do. Fourper Cent.Certifs., 912, !Mexican Bonds fur acct., 341, 1. Peruvian Four ' and-a-Half per Cent., 1849, 83, 821; ditto Deferred, 371. ltussian Five per Cents., 112 ex div. ' • ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 271, Z. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 19i ; ditto Coupons, 81; ditto Pas sive Bawds, 11; the Three per Cents., 38. After the urgent appeals of the merchants and the disinterested kindness of Mr. Paxton in furnishing a design which met with general approval, the Gresham committee have given the following denial to the memorial presented to them : Merstersbhall, March I. Gentlemen,—l ant desired by the Gresham Committee to acquaint you, for the information of the gentlemen who with yourself signed the memorial for covering over the area of the Royal Exchange, that the committee, after having had under their consideration several plans embrac ing this object, are of opinion after due deliberation that they cannot entertain the prayer of the said memorial—l am, gentlemen, vour most obedient servant, Messrs. Itot hacltild and Suns. 11. E. BARNES. The following are the last quotations of exchange at foreign places on London. Fri %iota Latest Quotations. Quotations. Amsterdam (short) 11 771 11 771 Ditto (two months) ll 70 11 70 Antwerp Berlin Christiana 1.60 4.G0 Copenhagen (.port) 8.93 8.93 Ditto (three inenthil) Frankfurt llB 1 118,1 Paris 17 ir,trl. 37 16-16 d. 3715-16 d. 3715.16a.t0 St. Petersburg ... 1 38 1.188. 381-16 d. We have to report a trifling decline in the ex change at Paris, which on Saturday was marked 25f. 02 te. At Amsterdam on Friday the Bourse was steady, at about former rates. The quotations stood us follows: Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 57'4; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 881. Sw i ! c s . l e i Ar &Ana, 5101., 13 5-16 to '?;, the Home per Cents., 33 to 11-16; the Foreign Three per Cents., 37 15-16; the Passive Bonds, 41. Portuguese Five per Cents. (London),33 7-16; ditto. Four per Cents., 351. Russian Five per Cents., 1798-1816 (Hope), 1051 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 941; ditto, Four per Cent. (Hope), 87 3-16 to 5-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metnlliques, 70 15-16 to 71; ditto, New, 79 1-16; ditto New Two-and-a-Half per Cent., 381. Danish Fire per Cent., 98 9-16. Brazilian Five per Cents., 91; ditto 1843, 891. Mexican Bonds, 341 to 5-16. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 791 to 1 ; ditto, Deferred, 343 9-16. Grenada One and-Three-Quarter per ('eat., 171. Equador Bonds, 3 3-16. The prices of bullion are unchanged. Hamburg adviees of Thursday report a quiet bourse and steady prices. The rates last noted were: —Prussian Five per Cent. Voluntary Loan, 1848, 106; ditto New Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 104) to .1. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (English), 92; to I; ditto Five per Cent., 100 to 6 ditto, ' Four per Cents. (Stieglitz)• 87; to Danish Three per Cent. (English), 734 ; ditto, Five per Cent., 931 to 96. United States Six per Cents., 1051. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled yesterday. Where the asterisk (*) is prefixed it is to be under stood that the share rate of interest is less the in come tax. rim- per Cent Consols average prim 96) yield per coat. /3 2 2 71w* per Ccet. 111uod 971 3 I 2. New Threepand.a.Cluniter per Cents.— 99 1 5 71 Sank Kock (div. 7 per cent per au.) 21:. 9. 3 3 41 Jolla Stock per cent ps rem) 2i . 4 ~ 1 0 0 Lathequper Ws (lot. lid. per day) 4l. pm. 2 4 G 1 (heat Western. £.101.0 Ph. (dlr. at the rate of 4 per cent per ann.) . as mel.ire and 1 orkshus 1100 Mock. le4 die. at the rate of 2 per cent. per ann.) London and death Western* Pluck forttmuning sl:v. at the rate of , per cent per ann.) 9O I. LP:Armand t4Ort.tWerma•Stock pHs at the rate of 51 per cent. per ann.! 132 Midland. Stork (lortneoming div.st the rate m per ct.pct ann.)... . .... 55 iota mater: • ...tuck , ptob.ble forM -110411.na tend 10s. per 30f. share, equal to 11.6.1.8 d. per cent per son.) 27 90 PCNDS. —Tula DAT. Yteal crest. 2144 lA 3 tor Ct . . Lou. Am, IQ 3 per Ct. BPI. Au... 27 1 31 par Us. 954 9 !peep Coe. tem.. Ott) I haehein.• Mil .17. to 60.. 1N YU N ner Ormada 14!.., 1 7 1.1 "maple Deferred ltd.. • 4 1 5 pet Ct Plea. 44 per (.I.N•uman lids 124 3 Paquin.. Converted, 331 4 914: U.. U 19.. 110 12 :Otto g)ome*, 1N.., ra.t?"114. 4 `. I Ditto Po (ere 41 par CO Vpossnele 1t0... 30 2 , Venernele %fermi 1.05.4. 11 12 (GN EXCHANGES. - - VOItE10: p4r Atior:An Ito perOC Bolg. [tooth. PI 3 2I p.r Caw, — 6 pror LWNew An t,l 3 845., 62 4 A p.• -... A; rot 53 6 Ivor Ct. Chllt,u MI,. 105 T OM* 11.1... OoluroMso ligas for Itdw, 34.4 3 orr Cl. 78 80 24 Per t.l. Patell 1184..614 9 4 per Ct. OULCO Orr:rt. 914 2 LATEST FOREII 3 7 9, 4 S 94 OP 4 3 4 sell so, $ 14 01 SHARES AND MI RAILWAYS. ro BS I and Abers.,E s.,tas Ea Juncu ting., Baia an . In 82402.10014. &Stoura la l arkatol and Easter IS 'Caledonian AO labaster .ed kiaillmai 1 43 ,Dubin and Belfaatisna... 23 East Anglian ,E 23 L. & 1$ Do. (Ell E. & H.) . 20 iKaate,n 23 , r. 411. 1 .12 Unarm, Claes A ()ate E. U. tin.) U Ds airs B sad C St St • SO 13 il3 !r. iiilAo7iiifilf• ... .. 01.1 20 'Edinburgh and Glasgow . 13 123 'Edinburgh. rerth,Dondse I DLlKuter and Exmouth .. U U Great Northers 114 124 Do. shares,Aalskrre 134 1241 Do. 4 6 shares 11,11prC d t. ea 20 Kit Booth. sod W. (Ire.) It la Western ... . rut I? I? 1)). g 17. . .. 20 24 Lancaster end Carlisle .. 111 111 De. Third, .. ... .. IQ 414 Lancaster and Preston OL ISO I Learwhire end Yorkshire 2) 23 Ds. p ut Waras .. ... ...I Ill' Do. Neat Rirtiogifalaal Oa ,Leetla and ; 11+ London and Illackwall .. If, Do. TiP)ury liateu.tierlisl IGO JAIL, Brigham, a S.C.oast WS Laudon at North-Wee:eta I 17 Do. do., New Warts ; 12 Do. Elftha 1 D0.f1aah.,2(.0M12.(C), 100 Landon & Houth-Weettra !!.41 liil liancb„Box„ and XnUocal 100 lianch.,nhef.,&Latoolerh. di Do. Man.& Lind. Union 100 Ilklland . 10 Do. Xio shares ~ 100 Do. limn. and DOW Newmorket .„ 100 /Norfolk . . IS 1 Do. New C 10... •.:: In ;North Nraisla &ankh k Do-New Do, Or 11l rewsbuty 1 In l/CNorth Staffacialnen.. ... 10 I 'North at iontt Want.innn 30 i 30 '--- ' • Wore., k Wagon St.l 25 Central ... ... 2.:. 1 21 a airrii.; alass4 arembary and Chester it ) lur. W. Mut.) 10 Do. Oewestry 1 Do. New ei l dhropeltire Union 50 Satan Peron ... 30 South Leatetzt 90 South Wales 15 tooth Torken.laßlverDna 91 Taw Vale Latenaion 13 Tale of N. alh 20 Waterford and Kdkenny 80 Waterford end Limerick.. 25 York. New. wale *Berwick. 20 I Do. do. exterieneta „.1 9 Do.G.v.E.Turchwe 99 ;Tork and North Midland LINES LEASED AT PI Berke & !tante. Lar.3 per Ct. (leased to GL &cairn ltunsinghamadlelorellunc ealladulypeL,ornithetur. ante° Des . to tit.Wrat. Ditto without a guarantee neared to UrratWrWrs sir& , Wide., and Dudley . . 50 25 ' 141 TleTuTcru'iiireaiiiZtlen Ditto wittioutasteroutee il(ltasal to Graft Western lSockiogbazothire (lowed to Landon& N.Watero) EaFtLine.hrh.guar 11p.et. • - (I: awl to Gt. Northers, Ilulleetelby(LYorkANYid Do. a shares (ditto) I Do. shave (ditto) I.eedwet Bradford (AMINO "Loudon and Greenwich I Geared to South Eastern 'Ditto Preference (ditto: , Lowestoft Guar.4perCest. trued to Norfoilt) 'dortherultEletem 5 perCi iteased to Luit.Countiee Milo New (ditto) Veestori&Wyre New. Loa &N.Weet.lk Lane.Stitorl. Ditto shores (A) ( Reigat e Heed., Guild, and Reigate (fired to !Inuit% Ea.tem Ilßopeton mod klatch= (low to Great Noethet • Do. Swore!' Eaten (ditto Vsouth StafrooPhire tiered to Mr. Yolless Wog Valley. 6 p. Mous (tested to etoeoton*Dor Wilt!, *menet. &Wert,. (lowed to Lin. N gotten raledouian 210 .. is Si 1-seetnidinn(3l.lo6).lp.Ct. Eatern Commie* ratans, 5 per Ct No. 1 %Dim. do. No. 2 10 Ina New 6 per Cent Stud 20 E.aat.Union,iiorippu.6p.Ct 126,Gn at Northern 5 per 11G6StkiriNeetra(1)Eldlithe 6 .Lancaahire&Yorke. P L 9 100 I Do.6_per 9 LeedidiTtiirrkgneria.l6o 10u 'Lowdoo,Briehton,li South 50 LCo..), Pro). 5 per Cent. Stoek,lllsl,frotnifite&E e oConert.s p.Ct., 1152 Wu !Ditto New guar. 6 per Ct. .London&StliWertern New Illon.tibrallitine. jah.Nol 10 I Do. Now 4210 . 2 100 MulliutiCona.B.& 13.6 p.Ct 20 ,Nortirlk Eitel:Linos , Do. 56 per Celia Ow. 5 !North &111a0 •hreraknary&Birnin.New Ooarenteed 10 I dhrowit &Chrider(Nor.W. I Yio. B per Cant... ... 23 'Amu, Devon 17 Turk. Neweretle,& Barw., Ot.North of Ead.pureb. Ditto Ditto le York & North It iirollat 11. I and & Pureh. FOREIGN 20 ;Boulogne and Autieeo 20 'Dutch France (Vlerson) Rhenish II Emu ladicn 3 3 Grout Do. lodloo 2 Luxembourg .. IS Maria Mitosis,: 74 Do. eh New 20 Smear ma Wigs . 14 11Grthers et ham_ _ I Odom mid swam • SO Pads sal Od . 3o :iris + ~ d+ ~ dMom om ". 13 Parts cad Stratiouri to . - .:o4tes and Ram 20 •buabre bud noun 13 fours mad ..—. LIVERPOOL, March 3. STOCtiEiCHANOz.—TIic market opened buoyantly th 4 morals& and continued to to the close of the day, whin roe IMO tyed • geseval ha moat on the ("rah* 022666. geed bud. am rue dam. end er• rime Wong. every drawl/dna of stack ea bilatiog aa upward tendency. Aberdeen (pre. 6 pro wet. la put ) 2 el. Ittrlraelteed i ( aacoehlre, and Cbeakirr, 2 1 di 6 1 11 6 61. 41 ''..S chr..blre and hlttechead). 214-Ditto (422 sham 4‘ et.- Cll•brrle sad Wen York ,No. IL 64 -Madrid" 1 nentrodi 21 - Dl.. (prat. guar. si par arg.). Innlon' shire, lA-Edinburgh sad ober, 314-1/maddessnli lbabidee. $4 i —Dise (WA abares44-1:11tto Or* 4 7 441 a = Union). 4 d.-leeda aed 16-I.lverpeol, =. MI put, I p.- Nato and North edam 114-16111e__ _Orr *chow), 41 p.-Ditto .11th slum 44 p.-limebeillin MIMS& Ma libl• colashleek 714-Dino ( ( ehinne 1-72 till 111331,141-2160 awn), 11 11.14-Ditty (S6 am pre /a ware). 4 p.- 1 4 -Irina (1 shares), 14 d.-North latibrdeltire t 41..-NA 114 d.--ne• lb LaMar, and Dow, 271 4 - 6 0•1 2 t 61004116124 1 I nand,York. Newenatte, sad II- ask mad North Md., 224 i 6 3 4—Dabila sad =luadian. 11 d. I Ckeing prices Yestudy. 4 4 diszd. 101 114 94 491 es div 12 U 9 12i 24 U 21 din 9249 14i 141 6 1 1 6 41 1 15 13 SI 113 1 7 b Wen to-day up to I o'clock. 1 15 . 5 4 I I lezdiv 191 13 221 ei div 34 If 7 I 11416113 f lei 33i [l4 7 3 111 9a 431 93 1 I 1311 13 16i 161 4I 14 12 41 43 92 923 2 64. 76 78 6 9 ps 15 4— i: 71 10 9 d 6 6 3 13f 16 711 es 99 1 4 9 i i 4 1 1 13 1 4 1 r JJ 6l 6i d 99 1a2411 21 ei d 133 ex dm 14 414 dlv 4 904 1 34 ex dly 371 $6 31 64 si 6 r,e3l ipsi id 91 11611 35 4 el dm r 6 2 34 61 a utw I I'3 ii 4 tsi ex as' 6. 61 pm,, Si Si 3 3 pea " 99i Ou , 3s S dis ~ i 01; 3} 14 Ala IS le_ - 41_if dI 414 65 ex div. 14 I 3 di* 32 34 ex div 33 Sf i4' sew ii is tUs 1 'I 6 61 all 19 191 on ) 191 lbf 9f 114 7 13_ 191 19.& 114 11i 10i 4/ $ 5 $ dla di! 41 31 ells IS 17 $ 111 12) 1 din 3 2i die 17 18 17, Vii64l I 6 fik 75 ells • Mr 5 6 ik :If 2l s l 2 Ti I 24 24 ex dle• 2ai I I iezd :ED RENTALS. i I pa Si lii pet id 7 eve „ 171 17j 31i $2l 101 103 ei di• 20 . 31 . ez di. i,!l 14 IS ex dlv 34 36 „ 4 6 pm, 424 414 9 pa 71 $ es i 11 11 pm.. 31 21 din 244 241 ~ 44 43 4 aja" 1114 17 2 1 ro s l Il i Ru 17 17 t 1 13 If II dis 114 170 37 88 133 138 134 14 rail 114 11 1291 1306 Pal 17 18 4 I 3 1 8 5t 10 10f 14f 15 12f 13f 16 17 4f 41 If 1 dim ILWAYS. 11l 1: 11 4 die 1 I pee Pue 3 4 d 1 2 6 se 141 11 4k 4 d 1 34 34 151 24 S 31 Ws 10 11 F 3 Il 91 91 414 14 51 hi nay PARIS, Mang t. I Pot I I Money. Opening For Amount. I Highest Lowest ekriag. - t 7 90 57 99 II 60 99 t 4 ••• ... ••• ••• ••• 1 T. as 15 I 57 13 WWII* ti 3 . 3 per (kat.. , 17 00 S per DMUS —. 4 per Pints. . 3 do. Nam Lim „. 06 13 3 per Orals. Eculmais on Loudon: at sight, 2.124 ; 90. s4 s 5. Begit', 1 :. 1840 Do. 3, 1642 11110. 41 Do. 21 Piedmont S p.Ct 1849 62 SS ... Bunk shares 800 ass.—St. Germain, 415; Versailles (right bank), 163 73; (left basal, 157 30; Paris and Whams 97. MI; Paris and Rouen, C 47 $0; Rouen and llarre„ 27 9 ; Pisrgrilirs and Avignon, 191 23; Strasbourg atd hale, 136 75; Centre ( %Imams), 415; North. ern, 476 23; Pan. and Strasbourg, 30; Tours and Nantes, 255; Ilantersau and Troyer, 93 75; Dieppe and Fecomp, 206 25. MADUID, FED. 26.—Three per Cents., 34 7-16; after Baba, 34 7-16 cash, 341 paper. Fourr Cents., 131. Five per Cents., 14i ; after Balsa, 14 1 cash, 141 paper. Coupons, 81 ; after Balsa, 8 9-16 cash, 8 11-16 p aper . p a .ares, 51; after Balsa, cash. Bank of Bt. Ferdinand, 100. Exchange on London, 50.60. EXTENSIVE ROBBERY.—On Sunday evening the residence of Mrs. Caroline Rebecca Clarke, in Sheep-street, Winslow, was forcibly entered, and a lung catalogue of silver articles stolen, besides two purses containing 15/. in gold, awl from six to seven pounds in other cash. Suspi cion rests on two men and a boy, strangers to Winslow, who the same evening left the town on foot, carrying a car pet bag. They were traced to Buckingham, from whence they took a fly to Wolverton, and, being too late for the last up train, slept there. On the following morning they left by the first train for London. It is clear that the plun derers were conveyancers from London, who avail them selves of railway travelling into the provinces to carry on their vocation.—Oxford Chronicle. iti ii, 702 r)i, 27 18 Sni ex die 23 t 33j 1 ez dtv 22 111 4411 i PUI ii 13i i i I Il} 111 24 22 211 21i 1 14 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY, There is no alteration to notice iu thie 1 . 1 r eet, priers continuing at the quotations previously noted, : PetersburgY. C. on the spot, as, 34. ; Starch and April, 38a. 3d. ; last three months, 380. Cd. to 388. 9tl. SMMIFIELI) HAY MARKET.-TITH3 I)AY. Mowry. Cooper and Dario report a Aunt supply, and heavy trade, at the following quotation.: Prime 3fendow ItaY, Via, to 80a.; inferior ditto, 00a. to 70.. ; 'Cowen, 60.. to tile. ; Clover, old, 10a. to 80a.; Straw, 2dr. to Vic MANCHESTER, March 3. STOCX EXCMANOR.—There has been an eitensive boat_ tie a. done. with don and improving ;Tire+. La:x.l+Mb and (Imettire Junction+ have been done .t 23..; Chester and diikent rade, SOL; 2o s. t+ IJ+. tid.: and LAntuature mot Tocip t hi+pi. lox. to :W.. higher. Loudon rind North Weiotorn., 131; shetSeHry JS;: South Eatern, lei, and lett od' at ; York and Nsw. castle. dld. BIRIIINGIII4 211, March 3. STOCK EiCIIANGE.—Thin Thera market was very much 'lnner to - d ant prima wriv ton.iderably in nth mu". Lacilho and North %%toter', nth. were dorm at 4/ pm. ; Cht..rtern at 6 pm.; Shrenobuty anti birmiribuni ga. at U. 16s. 24. it.s.; :o4 moth Ma nic& at 21. Ins. 9d. dm. LEEDN, March 3. STONE EXCHANOI.—We hare had a more buoyant Mar ket th.a morning, and price. geterallT have .01110% hat ttopiorvxL The baleeleg are the Wee —l.aoceahire and l'ork.atre. 3 at SS,. 3hl ; Leone sad Millet, 2 at IS:, 2 at 111; ILipat tittnet. al, No. I, 7p. 6d. dls. ; 144 Luteashlre. IS, 2 at 131; tensiuni, No. 3, SA. di..; North Westerni, 111, 2 At 1 at 111 dia.; South Taverna and Dover, 27,27 i; Shrttivla. Itotterh.,ta, 1121.11(k.le, 191 1131. 1 la. 6d. pad); Great rtherna, tni; Novu, W eat e re pre_ (emcee. 1 1; Leeds and Thtrak !11th,, Si. dia.; Turk, Nemeartle,aud Berwick, 1 at 21. BRISTOL, March 3. Sroct EICI ANOI.—WO again experienced an active and arm marlo.t, with picot still on the nee. linnet and Esetera o emit! at 25, and let n at Sal en cm at Winton, which opened at aU, closed arm at 221; the New 17/. kh.tres of the came company were done at It MkUsuala at 1;4 ea die.; emith rweterits, 27. THE ITUNTEDIAN MrsErM.—A copy of a resolu tion passed by the trustees of the Iluntenun Museum, in February, 1816, relative to the means of enlarging the space thy receiving anti exhibiting the collections, has been laid before the house. The resolution moves that the Mat (lids of Northampton and the Bishop of London be re quested to submit to the First Lord of the Treasury the claims of the Ilunterian Museum to .ine provision whereby it might obtain an enlarged area for its contents, and be enabled to maintain itself worthily "as the great national depository of the branches of kilos ledge which it has been instituted to promote. ' _ _ THE IKCENDRRISM AT BRENEHLEY.—OH Satttr day last Jabez John Brider, who had been but a few days liberated front gaol, for the 2lth time, WAS charged be fore W. 11. Yaldwin, E. with setting fire to a wheat stack, the property of William Austen, at Bogs Hole Farm, in the mwish of Brenchley, Tuubridge.—William Friend deposed that he was a baker, at Five Oak-green, Capel. On the evening of Feb. 22 he was going home at about sir o'clock, and when near Wheeler's barn, he saw a wheat stack on fire. Ile did not see any one about the premises. The fire was too far advanced to he rot out.--John King, labourer, demised that ho lived at I:tiding. On Weelnee day last he was going from Puddork Wood to Pernbury, when he saw the wheat stack on fire. There were thirty to forty people standing about. Ile staid about five minutes, and on going towards l'embuty he now the prisoner standing in the turnpike-road about forty rode from the fire, at about seven o'clock, uho toked hint whose property the stack was, and said he thought he knew the party vi ho set fire to it ; he said it was a chap who had been a good deal in the union and was out of work.—Wm. Windier, fanner and constable, deposed that he lived about thirty rods from the stack. It was nut alight on Wednes day evening at sir o'clock. Shortly afterwards he found that it had been set on fire, and on proceeding to it he found William Friend trying to trace some footmarlut lead ing from the stack. He placed a tub over the marks, and set a mart to watch. He went in pursuit of the primmer, and apprehended him at Penibury, and delivered him to Superintendent Gilbert—ltielianl S. Gilbert deposed that he received the prisoner from the last witness. Prisoner began to make a statement, when he cautioned hint. He said, " I don't care for that ; it was I that did it, and nn one else but me. I came down the road, and went through the gap above the stack." He said he knew it belonged to some farmer, and he supposed to one who had emptied him at the board last Friday week, and an he thought he would give him a warming. Ile had 14 black mark near his ear, as if searched by the fine John Wheeler, constable of Tudeley, deposed that the prisoner was given into custody by Mr. Gilbert on Wed nesday last; he took him to the hing's Head, Five Oak green, and had charge of him all night; next morning he took off his boots, and eon pared them with the footmarks near the stack, and they corresponded; they were quite plain this morning, when he again compared them, and they fitted exactly ; the prisoner said he set the "tack alight, and had a good mind to set Mr. Luck's stacks alight, only they were too near the house ; he said he had a great difficulty in getting from the fire without being burnt, and that he threw away some pipes and Weiler matches. Thomas Taylor deposed that he found a pipe, a piece of paper partly burnt and a match, on Thursday morning, on the right hand side of the road, about 40 rods from the fire. William Austen, farmer, Bugs Sole, Brenchlcy, deposed that the stack which was burned 'lowa was his property. The prisoner said he was driven to it; he had applied to the board on two Fridays, and they had refused to relieve him ; he did not know to whom the stack belonged, but supposed it belonged to one of the guanlians; he did it from malice.—Committed for trial. VERDICT OP NIANSLACCIATER AGAINBT A MAWR TRATE —On Saturday last Mr. Taylor, deputy coroner, held an inquest (by adjournment from the 15th ult.) at the Blacken Arms lon , Thornhill Lees, near Dewsbury, on the body of a boy named Clegg, aged 4, who on the 14th ult., whilst on his way hmno from school, was run over by some empty waggons on a tranuroad belonging to Joshua Ingham, Esq., chairman of the West Biding magistrates at the quarter sessions. There was a compound fracture of cash leg of the deceased, and the surgeons who were called in considered it adviiable to amputate both legs, but the ' child died the same evening. It appeared from the evi dence that Mr. Ingham has been in the habit of personally superintending his extensive collieries, and that coal had been sent down the tram-road. which crosses the highway on an incline, to a canal in waggon+, which thaw up the empty waggons. When the empty waggons were affixed to the rope at the bottom, a twin hoisted up a white signal board, and then attended to other work. Afterwards, when the loaded waggons were att.iehed to the rope at the top, they were all set in motion liv means of a lar..re drum, and could not be stopped until th..y reeched the end. No person had been appointed to watch the ?lace where the train-road crosses the public road, and there is no protection. The jury, after deliberating about three-quarters of an hour, returned a verdict of " Manslaughter " against Mr. Ing ham, for whose apprehension the coroner issued his war rant. FALL OF TWO iiotlBF.B.—This morning, shortly before 11 o'clock, two houses, Nos. 8 and 9, Gray's Inn-lane, fell with a tremendous cra,h, carrying with them a Large quantity of scaffolding which had been placed in front. It appears that the houses, which aro of !•rent age, have been undergoing some repairs, and wore unoccupied at the time, there being only four workmen engaged a ho, hearing a crackling noise, at once mad,: ',hair eseape. Workmen are now engaged in clearing the road and shoring up the premien. . - EXTRAORDINARY FATALITY. On Wednesday morning, shortly after the bayakfast hobr, four prisoners, who were regularly employed sheet the prison grounds, under the superintendence of an officer, in scavenging, lighting, and attending to thy furnaces connected with the heating apparatus in the different departments of the prison, were discovered lying in a state. Of *asphyxia on the floor o the furnace-room connected w:il• the cast wing, where they had been placed by the officer in gae‘tion, until they had breakfasted. Medical aid one instantly procured; when after assiduous application of the miens sae:nested by, and under the immediate superiatendence of, the me dical officer, for upwards of throe hours, three of the indi viduals were resuscitated, but not the tourth, in whom no appearance of vitality WJAS obsarsable from the first. This lost, it appears, was found lying on his face among some coke, placed there for feeding the fires when required, mud may thus possibly have beau exposed to the heavier and more deadly of the gases, carburretted hydro osen . —generateal from the imperfect combustion of carbonaceous matter ; but be this as it may, it would appear tie blame is attachable to the officer in eliarge, it ....." etearanary to place the men so employed there at meal helm, without apprehend ing any evil consequences.—Glevoto Daily mail. t% • • 1. 4 - 1 tri a