The Express. — London, England, 1847-03-17 00:00:00

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A Record of Recent Deeeeme, uncemeest% eta Practical Iliarestleas ta Agri- Landis : s.w WA" soil 0,44/4 MIL Junta atuadowat " JaR 1 .0. W. is I me. pss witi•lLll. THE CASTLE of EHRENSTELII ita Lords . s p ui ss i and Tamar.' ; il. Inhabitants, Porthly ni U.. earthly. Hy 0- H. 11. fade, W., Author of Ileildelborp • The Ostaggise balks. .eatheebeedly sr of dr wry best 01 r. Amp% impvids. The Jewel* sever lieepe tfirodliat It ewe o Ind yield Odd of ail Osman ertiealry..—Waelly we too. we whin we bane lan ra—cer Ideal a mated by the vend of end of Idea. It presmaa a reit va riety of well ad wrongly drawn 'discern. • • • Wet doubt whether yr. Jude were ever more ntooeseful."—Navel talliery . 4 Mb room le be boot obi Smarr boo=dl IS aloe Ow. It OS poo goy polio or lbo I powbrorloo. 4. wo ribs Si lb val boroot ono palm of all bo M r J r orto rob, br ltboot Owe= nob delight all sod volooe—Jobs W. boo bar ItldSo smog of 64 Ws ft 1N 13th embryo the bob of Sr Ulm Aftirshie dmeledisi Innli Pleurae of thetabl.. sok it thr nem Ns Owe is veil; oo teem the wipmelties of lhot_ sop. Mid Sr availed Wawa as .id IS tie Mod arl Wee orritagory obloor . —lbreary Ogortia. Lint ereif der, led Co., IS, Clanddil. DL CULTIIIIITZLVS GUIDI TO RIALTO AND LO/.0 Linn PAN mr.h, by peek la slow% Gd. Gook T TO EAT, DRUM AND AVOID. DisHallis far all eargleloir) Z. HOW TO II HAPPY. " !sees & divers."—Cis. embried dud ribrierld Ow Mama, aYdrtie are deer 111■111111111=11611111 preltrib mili Med ir de= serleeded drys are se sweerarsaL IT re elembrome dr eredired Owe remeded Os 11111111•111111 rim debility, awl felliestra dry sunal i Ttri mirt. dr• B IMO& Same{ 13, Pstereeetsr.reGr; Olear, IQ Ordida ; AWLS_ I. imire•tatrea; combo, 347, Plut-steert, Mad. 437, Wmt Shard:... dime frnas tk. Audio,. GriMMIGIGGG. llersort-GO.Gt. ItAILWATEL—The useket ii gemeally madassiat me Ilealluistkas an Ist gnat t Ilk Si Is lea W. • the sal et whisk b aid to t Atom love eraisolithmsdite eigablably, mod I stoats &arm not it osoottatmOt oho tor 8 atta% at 1 to a Modoust, on tio moot that Owl to noo. SALM ITTICtin ur TO ?NOV:: IN LONDON. rfeelletisee pries will he MEMO 41 .1.4 4eL, Doe, at hat. ht„ El Salk 1 1 1 ItOzhet 10., 134 IS Doliatto, L a jal f t e li i Da De. ps• Pfle. l l l, ct, No. L 6 i P 44 • 11111 DAEDDIP; Do. Tat &LA 1 holm 81 Lot latoodio, Now so, 24 4 Ds Ilikei lliP lA Estessr, Yawn, k Dwell., 11 Do Es cit. N.th. (um &n. Pao. til Beat, QuiL, WON 4 6 Do. (Direct North. Beg.), 34 DEEM Lesiol. IS Greet Western, 1104 114 Illoom& Ilk., Ore ao. 1 O .L, 4 Do. Ashes 414/ Soopthito M Do. Chervere. I? i L Skit Jo. Her, 4 p Do. r r 4 lltho i 25 L E. sod Dever, an 4 Do New (4s. 331. Galt), N 0.2, Huh a l e ie w lhy, i lt2 13 Do. Kobel, 34 Tots ot Moak,' I Leeds k Mnit, Preferesor, 6 1023117krd awl Llerlek, II pet Cent., 6 Weil Wig Dalee. l 4 0 Liver., Ilea, k New, Jews., 1 Dirk A Loa. 1k decked], New, No. t, , p Da No n :7r Loa., Brigh., & S. ems, SSI 1 Do. het., S_ Loa. lk N. Wooten, 177 4 York k N. MeDeirk 44 Da IN., IL 41 B. (C), 7 Do. Was, ME 4 Les.* Took Eaten. Penis het, 14 4 Ma. and Leeds lift* 10 Da Lk W. LIR., Il 4 Mien& 113 111 Onkel et Phase (Odom ma De. New, New, 234 3 (=Ueda, . Do. Malta mod .Dorty 110 De. Dlr. erl Ohm Noir US 111= sait bBll 4/ Nowise, ad TOM* al s et loam Ili! Nerthera Omits links, leifte and Moto tt . . POOLLIVER SALK MARCIE 14. Though the tramealar wen Waited is must, prime of ohm win Mar teeter yesladay, sad the tow et the swivel We dmeadiag. The am treat Ramie& kso the ME set valliveatable, sad am to have bean the esesset am esalieme on the= dealer,. Chaser Nadal*, 41i PM W.. if i p Do. Hayek 24 Do. Nur, 21 3 E. °walks, at ic... Ex.). a d Do. Oen. B k D0r.,1114 Lanoosterk 10 p i 8. L lc Dow Como Iflrdo, li p Do. COP. 141 Do. No., No. 4, llo.li i p Lepton! N. Wastera a ll6 Hod. C. it IL, ti p Do. ?4••• @+., 11l P Do. Extol., 1 p Do. (G. J. Qeo.), p Leeds end Thirst. li d Do. L. ps IL MRl i 7g N. ..., 511. M. Mo. INCIPPYIkatO. .... p Is IL L. aL. fild. DP. (WPM & 11.4) DPI. 24 P Allas roz.t. hi, Ili P Do Tiltio. Ii _I Do. SU 41. Is), li p Plook Too, a k a Z., i Ss. Sod. p Do.lishos L. di D.), 41 p Wa4Mifts l4 J. admire a um. as, D•• 2 , 12 1 2 1/2= 4l 4P'' 1 p N. Dritlelk Nor, I p • ig. di el. BO p linesman% ea" auk. In th• market than wee acd wadi bordwase doing, but the downward . tesdasay wid th whoa aid Wee of the pre. Tient day ream& • abate by the may Ibrwarable amounts from Logics, aad there was no further dadbm WI. Jo., 1-111 d Lam. tl Warners eietp,4 Blr. sad Omani Jo., 54 p Ilraabla bI Ex., fat p ateMbma am. Prof., 14 =ilk=l 4 1 p Iran Omni.To , * Et., Id k 1 -16 p Z. ]sew, 11 p De. Pr* 1 Ilearaidre, 313-14 p Mir Album 1 p Thee, Pees., .1. J., 1-14 p Presaa a Wyre, HOUR P SPADA Owtr.i. p S l I#P. Erg.• Dover, so. 4, p =Diewa ns.. ol4. Neer E ~5 p B. Upton. 15 k 4 The audio* esatinsed heat depreciation is pion Loin. list, Is Ike, Os. fd. d Bk. mil ONIMNI limb" 14 p Mr, Wel../sIII.VaL, If p Eltufwv. k I*. (A). f p itual 16. Ours wu a UM further Shropthire [lngo, 215, 3d. d S. Kat Beg. (late Ds.), tis. 9d. p Do. (late Vest V.), g p LHED6 SA The business transacted light, bat tba depreciation tinned. .ItAans 16. iho7;ltire — stestet ern very the value of shores still con- Man. and Linda (321. ah.), U. Ss. 6d. U. k p N. = ak TWl:ai t aht. p N. N. ChuallanUsiaa, Li. I d Win o absis, kr., Ss. d Went W nks. P New Thhain 17e. Gd. d Dew Ist (Oran), 51. p North Wantera, dd. d ES, Yam I& re WIWI than on Monday, ng, a Di& firmer. Gt. Widens, New, SI o Ditto fifths, 6 p Vale of Nest& 1i d 'A, MAR., 16. Meet., Pres, sad W. It, 38. p Ot. Nor. (Leo. k Tort), ti Melton & Driffield in., lee. 6d. p iii I ... 1 ... I .. I ::; I Htrt.t., Haim 16.-There bas been much firmness in every branch of the trade during the peat week. With smell arrivals and stocks in so narrow a commies, business is emcee earily limited, but on the sales made hall priors are obtsined. Spring Corn has attracted more attention than of late. At this day's market we had a large supply of Wheat from the farmer., with a small show of foreign; considerably higher prices were demanded, but millers being unwilling to com ply, farmers nad to give way, and the market closed dull at last week's prices. Barley has somewhat recovered from the late depression. Oats Is. dearer. Beans and Pau unaltered. Linseed attracts more attention, particularly for the finer sorts. In Linseed Cakes a dull sale, at our quotations. Rather more Rape Cakes offering, and buyers shy. Present prices of grain: Wheat, red, 665. to 725.; new,,73e. to 765.; white, 745. to 785.; new, 765. to 80e.; Dantzic, 76e. to 80s.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 68s. to 745. Barley, malting, 445. to 50s. Oats, 30s. to 34e. ; Danish, 275. to 30s. ; Russian, 32a. to 345. Beans, 48s. to 54a. ; foreign. 481. to 52a. Peas, white and yellow, 545. to 58a. Linseed, crushing, 365. to 485.; feeding, 48s. to 52a. Rapeseed, per 10 qrs., 301. Linseed Cakes, English, per ton, 111. to HI. 2s. 6d. ; foreign, 81. to 101. 15s. Rape Cakes, 120.. 'rimless, MARCH 16.—The attendance of farmers was to day numerous, and the supply of Wheat was fair for the season. None but millers were purchasers, who bougo t sriugly ; 79e., up to Sls. were the prices given for reds. Barley was in short supply ; ministers are careless buyer, having decided in general to cease wetting unless they can procure good Barley at er under 60s. Beasts and Peas scarcely sees. Luau, Masco 16.—The reported arrival of grain to-day is small, but there La a fair show from vessels near at hand. Our millers adhere to the system of hand-to-mouth pur chase', and to-day the business done is quite retail, at Fri day's prices. Barley is fully as dear. Oats and Shelling, r well as Beene, steady. Arrivals this week Wheat, 2,043 ; Oats, 180; Barley, 698; Beans, 86; Flour, 10. Litioirrox BIMILLI.D, Itasca 16.—At this day's market there was bat a moderate supply of Wheat and Barley. The former met with a fair sale, at about 2s. per load over last week's Masi the latter might have been purchased on somewhat seater terms. Beans sad Peas a dull sale, at late rates. Wheat, per loads of 5 bushels, 47s to 62e. Barley, 465. to Slav Beans, per 5 bushels, old, 30s. to 335. ; new, 29e. to 321. Pees, maple, 31s. to 355. Lewin, MAWR 18.—The show of Wheat was not large; the price naked, 191. 10s. to 201. per load, or 78a. to 80e. per qr. ; but in the absence of buyers from France or London, added to the tone of the market yesterday at Mark-lane, the trade ruled very dull, scarcely a single transaction having taken place. The only sale heard of was at 191. ss. to IW. 10a. for red ; and white, very Air, 201. The millers did not alter their quotations for Flour. LIYZZPOOL, MANCH 16.-In coafirsnation of the prorpeet of increased arrivals as Intimated in our circular of Friday, we have to note for this day's market a -liberal supply of most kinds of grain prodlisemeseMwise and from abroad, es pecially of Indian Con asd Mang_ , of which the importation sabundant, and.the coot fo 'Woad cossidlorobis. Unin. ffuencad b 7 the seal aty at Oboe Englial supirAY, these large supplies, and thong hale laeleai oassollimi ems parent demand, have produced h daprmnissalisk mom the trade here ; ibr, although a aiesoilmo. of big and country millers ap AY* own*, Ile tormollsoo la all description of Wen mat a IlimboU Nob, and a decline of 3d. per 701 b. ion tb• Mr of Toosilay ha wan generally conceded. English and Irish Flour, being extremely difficult to sell, each was nominally cheaper, and American in slow request at an abatement of 2a. to 2.. 64. per barrel. Barley, except a few parcels taken occasionally for seed, evinced a tendency to recede in value; ani•Malt, command ing little inquiry, must be noted U. per qr. lower. Beans were also rather depressed in vales. Peas, upon a moderate sale, maintained late prices. Oats. continuing *early with out inquiry, gave way Id. per 461b5., and le. per load. 'Cedilla Corn, in the abeenos• of further orders from Ireland to-day, and importers being generally more urgent to effect sales, a redue , ion of 4.. to ss. per 4801 be. was de cidedly established. The acconnta from America received thin morning, however, quote extravagant rates for Grain and Flour, which with greatly advanced freights and lower rates of exchange, would scarcely clear themselves at our present mummy. British: Wheat, per 701 b.., English, red, new, lls. 64. to Its. 9d.; extra, 1 la 9d. to 121. ; white, new, lb. 9d. to 12a.; old, 12a. to 121. 3d.; Iriab, red, new, 10s. 9d. to I Ice; extra, lls. to Ifs. 3d.; white, new, 10s. 9d. to Its. 3d. Barley, English. per quarter, new, 64e. to 56e. ; chevalier, 68, to 60a. ; Scotch and Irish, per 60 lb., new, Bs Bd. to 7e. 2d. Malt, English, per quarter, pale, 75.. to 8.55. ;Oats, English and Scotch, per 4.5 lb., new, ss. 9d. to ss. 6d.; seed, ss. Bd. to fie. 10d.; Welsh, new, ss. to se. 5d.; Irish, fine qualities, new, 6s. sd. to 6s. 64. ' • general qualities, new, fa. U. to fn. 4d. Beans, English, per quarter, 575. tr. 61s. ; Pigeon, 691. to 60.. Scotch and Irish. per 480 lb., new, 64.. to 655. Peas, English, per quarter, white, GO.. to Gls. ; do. and Irish, grey, 660. to 58s. Flour, per 280 lb., English and Irish, 6ne, 495. to 63e.; superfine, 69e. to 81s.; extra, 625. to 63e. Oatmeal, par load of 2401 b., Irish, new, 49e. to 51.. ; old, 455. to 49.. ; Canadian, old, 45e. to 495. Bran, per 24 lb., Is. 9d. to Is. 10d. Foreign Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, free, red, Ifs. to Ifs. 6d.; white, 11s. 9d. to 12...; United States, red, ll*. 3d. to Ils. 9d.; whit*, 12s. to 12a. 2d. ; Dantsic, mixed and red, 118. 24. to lls. 7d.; high mixed, 12s. 24. to 12a. 44.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, lls. 24. to lie. 74.; white, 1 11.4d.t0 116.104.,• Riga & Petersburg, red, 10s. 10d. to 1 1 5.2 d ; Archangel, 10..7d. to 10.1.10 d. ; Odom, common,red, 104.94. to III.; Polish, I Is. to lls. 3d. ; French, Spanish, and Italian, red, lls. to lls. 3d.; white, lls. 3d. tolls. Bd. ; Bennet and Marimopoli. red, 10e. 9d. to lie. U. • Egyptian, 10s. 3d. to 10e. ; Mediterranean, die., hard, red, 101. 3d. MANUFACTURERS.—HuDnEssnaLn, MARCH 16.—Our Piece.hall has been but very thinly attended to day, and the little business done has been without profits, CHEESE.— SALISBURY, MARCH 16. A large quantity pitched; the prices still rising. Best Cheddar, 84s. per cwt.; middling, 78s. to 80s ; good Somersets, 745. to 76e. ; inferior, blue, 68s. Wilts and Donets, hest, 66e. to 681. ; common, 68a. ; half-coward, 40s. to 46e. Skims, 30s. to 365. HOPS.—BOROUGIT MARKET, TWO eaork.— Maas. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report the fol lowing prima MN If Km Kootopavt. KI le KIO Teartlet Keats....ewL to 11 0 Weald el „ I OK& Yeorll no Oro9l- „ 01.1 I Mors 3 11301 10 OM Mope_ . . 0 0 991 9 Farnham 10 3131 II SALISBURY, MARCH 16.—Farnhame, per ewt..7l. to U. ; common, 61. to 6/. 10.. Country, 61. to 51. 15e. Sussex, 41. 10s. to 51. WOOL—HUDDERSFIELD, MARCH 18.—ne dul ness which his hung over this branch of our business for some time past Still keeps on. Sales are bad to effect at any price, iced parties are beginning to be fearful that, if a change for the better does not take place soon, prices must recede. SALISBURY, MARCH 16.—A greet stagnation here in this article still (prevails• Orr the best Lambs' Wool they are offering but 12id. to 13d. per lb. SKINS.—SALIEIBUILY, MARCH 16.—A larirtlltitv of Down Skins. The best 'made ss. each ; add ,44. not assorted, or by the bargain, 4.4 d. Cottswold, horns, and other loot wools, Es. 3d. each ; good, bs. ; inferior, 44 to 4. 6d. Shorn Skins. 6d. to 9d. Lamb Skins, per dozen, Is. 9d. to 2a. On Hides, per lb.; hoary, 21d. to 20. litht, 2d. to 214. Hone Hid., To. to 12.. sloth ; dressed, 16d. per lb. Call Skins, light, 44d. per lb. ; heavy, 6s. to 7s. each ; dressed, 16.. to 21.. CATTLE.—BouroN, MARCH 1 .s.—At the fortnightly fair there was more than an average supply of Cattle, pertieu. hirly in Calvet", some excellent specimens of stock being exhibited. Former rates were sought, but buyers would not purchase at these, and consequently prime calms sold for about 31. len than was at first demanded. In Drapes also a corresponding reduction took place, and in the entree of the day considerable business wu transacted. LIVERPOOL, MARCH 16.--At our market this morning there was only a moderate supply of Beef and Mutton ; the quality of the former was only middling, but the latter very good. There was a fair avenge demand for both, and prices advanced, for Mutton id., and Beef id. per lb. GLASGOW, MARCH 16.—There was a biz =Cattle in the market to-day, which met a ready ade, prices. Best Beef and Tallow brought 10s. pet tram Iliac Sheep were scarce and dear ; beet blaek-Aced sold at irk Re. Yesterday's Markel mor Milk 8111FPING. Mane Armrest.: 3, Dubhn 2, Welanibrai I, Dollagba dee re 1, French ; 1, Flanders ; 1 , Boslsa tied Halifax. LONDON, March 16.—Wind this day at noon, S.H., light steady breeze, and Ana, clear weather. Mut., March 16.-8.8. W., fresh'; m. 8, light.—Arriynk Indian, Batavia, and sailed for Rotterdam; BMW'. pore; Persia, Bombay; City of Londoa,Miuritius ; .. Valparaiso; Delptria, Rio Grande, and sailed for Hamburg; Jews, Antigen; De la Conchite, Havannah ; Albert, Balti more, and sated for Rotterdam ; Margaret. New York ; Douglas, Ann, and Fowler, St. John's, N.B. Sailed ; Sovereign, Demerara. Arrived from the river, for Ayrshire, Baltimore. Put hack : Marl RoWe, for Chesapeake Bay. HARTISO6, March 16.-B.E.—Arrived: Jabea, Anti. Poaramovra, March 16. S. to S.E.—Ar r i ve d .H.M . S.S Salamander, Antigua. Off poet Charlotte, Bomb. CLYDE, March 14.-13.11.—Arrived • Druid, Canton; Marquis of Douglas, Manilla; Merlin, Mauritius; British Tar, Berbice ; Saracen, New York; Conservative,St John's, New Brunswick. GLOCCIUIT/ift, Mach 16.—5., strong.—Arrived : Corsair, St. Joha's, New Brunswick. NEWPORT, March 16.—W.—Sailed J. O. Barnes, Gre nada ; Violet, Grenada. SWANICA, March 16.-B.W.—Arrived Sarepta, Cuba. Orr Esornonattx.—Planet, Bombay. Orr Tax Wtomr.—Plurnatead, Algoa Bay. FALMOUTH, Match 16.—A vessel, bottom up, MU passed, lath inst., in lat. 46 N., long. 12 W., by the 'le, ar rived here, which boarded. 12th inst., th e wrec k of mogen a brig, waterlogged, having the letters " H. N. A. 8." on the star board • ide of the archbeard. A skip or barque, of about :1-50 tons, water-logged and abandoned, with only foremast stand was pared, Bth inst., lat. 42 N., long. 12 W., and fol ' owing day a quantity of timber was passed. Onerxocz, March 14.—The Glaucua, 'bound to Saint John's, Newfoundland, has put in to-day, after being within 80 miles of that port, after encountering heavy galuand being shut up in the lee; one man drowned and two feat bitten. Coax, March 14.-8., strong.—Arrived Lady Harvey, Callao; Kingston, ditto; Herald, Mauritius; Ringdovo, Monte Video; Melpomene, Rio Oraade; Lord Stanley, Sierra Leone; Trident, Havannab ; Imogene, Philadelphia. REDCAR, March 16.—The Araks, London to Stockholm, has been got off the rocks, making little water, and taken into the river Tees. Btu., March 16.-B.W .—Sailed Meteor, New York; Lord Gambier, Greenland. SHTELDS, March 15.—Sailed Ferazepora, Calcutta. OVZHNVIRT, March 14.—Arrived; Louisa, Pernambuco. Orr PILL, Much lb.—Corsair, St. John's, N.B. Lord STANLEY said he bad a petition to present from certain shareholders of the Birmingham and Oxford Rail way Company, which had reference to the motion which his noble and learned friend was about to submit to their lordships that evening. He was sorry that the petitioners had not selected a better advocate, as he did not hope to state the case with eleerness comparable to that of his noble and learned friend on • former evening. The petitioners knew that the pasties mainly interested in the question were the Great Western and North Western Companies, but they (the petitioners) were shareholders in the Birmingham and Oxford Company who had held their shares long previous to the passing of the act, and were therefore not open to the Irof being collusive shareholders. He should state that a Birmingham and Oxford was a line originally contem plated by the Grand Junction Company in conjunction with the Great Western Company, at a time when it was in a state of active rivalry with the London'and Birmingham, but when it (the Grand Junction) amalgamated with the lot-named com poly, the promoters relinquished their project. The Hie 111100.1111€1 Oxford Company , however, obtained their line. Millet* to the condition of being leased to the Great Wee run, sad at the same time another line, the Binning. bank Whiogennesiptota, and Dudley, alai received the sane taut of the legldaeare. With this latter company the Great Wawa had no power to interfere, but nevertheless it be ngal fa object with the Great Western Company, or rather 'riffs the directors of the Birmingham and Oxford, who were in the intense of the Great Western Company, to obtain the ewe Orr be haVameekesee , ter Os' lbstommed company. With this view they celled enseetimg of the shareholders; and the directors of the Birmingham and Oxford, being also directors of the Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Dudley, they made over both lines to the Great Western Company. This was done at such a time as to prevent the new share holders from voting, while those who had actually deprived themselves of their shares, came in and voted as original shareholders. The effect of this arrangement was to put the Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Dudley, which was a com paratively unproductive line, on the mime footing as the Birmingham and Oxford. The shareholders of the latter felt themselves aggrieved, and remonstrated, and they stated that the directors of the Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Dudley, immediately went to the market and sold three thousand out of four thousand of their shares, at • premium of ten percent. The shareholders felt particularly ag grieved, because better terms than those which had been obtained from the Great Western Company were offered by the North Western. The latter company did not seek to set aside the right of the Great Western to get the Birming ham and Oxford line if they could do so with the consent of the shareholders, sr their net of using the line, supposing it to remain independent. But the Great Western keying offered to buy up the shares at ten per cent. premium, the North Western Company offered fifteen per cent. The directors of the Birmingham and Oxford called • meeting ea the 4th of December, only twenty-one shareholders being present, and decided on rejecting the offer of the North Western Company, notwithstanding an appeal that was made to theth, that the bona _Ade holders of 'harm should be allowed to express an opinion. This was done in opposition to the holders of 40.000 out of 50,000 shares—the whole capital of the company. It was quite true that these shares had been bought up on behalf of the North Western Company, but fairly and in open market. His noble and learned friend had called this fraud, but it appeared to have been a fair transaction in open market. He had very great doubt as to any g o o d obj ect being effected by his noble and learned friend's inquiry. Nobody could den e r te t i ls e : right of the shareho ders of one compkey to buy the of another ; and unless they did so, how could they interfere in this matter of the Birmingham and Oxford Junction, whose shareholders had associated their interests rather with the North Western than with the Great Western Company ? Besides, the inquiry was unnecessary, for two reason". The whole transaction would be investigated both in a court of equity, and in the House of Commons. In a court of equity to ascertain whether the bargain of the Birmingham and Oxford directors was not void and irregular sib inlet°, inasmuch as the power to sell contemplated only one line, while they had sold two; and in the House of Commons, because the directors themselves, doubting the legality of their proceedings, were about to apply, against the wishes of four-fifths of the shareholders, for an act to ratify their bargain. (Hear, bear.) The prayer of the petitioners was, that the whole matter might be allowed to stand over until the bill to which he had alluded came before their lordships, and if that were not ac ceded to, that the inquiry granted might extend over the whole transaction. He (Lord Stanley) trusted that his noble I hind woe', motion, as be thought the WWI . course would be . l.l;at pointed out in the petitioe. The Earl of St. GERMANS bad a petition to present, on the same subject, from the directors of the Birmingham and Oxford Company. The director. contented themselves with positively denying the truth of the statements made in that house on a former evening. They admitted that some direc tors had sold their shares, but they submitted that that was • matter entirely beyond their cortrol. lie concurred with his noble friend as to the propriety of postponing the inquire. Lord HATHERTON said that the charge now made against the directors of the Birmingham and Oxford Com pany of ceiling their shares, was merely a set-off against the wholesale purchase of shares by the North Western Com pany. Lord LYNDHURST said that his noble friend had stated his ease with great iugenuity, but he was sure that when their lordships heard the whole circumatenees of the case, they would be of opinion that the facts now alleged only confirmed the statements in his (Lord Lyndhurst's) petition. He cared nothing for the pecuniary interest, of either com pany ; and he admitted that if the public interests were net deeply concerned he should have no right to upset their lordships' consent to his motion, but it wee beams be ass littered the public interest to be deeply involved kt die pro ceedings of the North Western Company, that he pressed the matter on the attention of the house. As seine artiste lordships might net have been present on the hesseet even ing, he should shrilly recapitulate the leadinevirna. In the wane of the preceding session an act had S cu sgeleadelag the construction of a line from Oxford to theekosst being to give a communication betweea end Bin tningham, independent of the North Western line.. That was the principle on which their lordships had the bill, in spite of the opposition of the Mt Western Company. There wee a clause in . the bill, empowering the Great Western Company to purchase the line, and thus give effect to the intentions of the legis lature. After the pluming of the act, the directors entered into an agreement with the Great Western Company for the purchase of the line, and on the 4th of December a meeting of the ahareholders WY called to ratify their bargain. At that meeting, en avowed agent of the North Western Com pany attended, and offered higher terms than those which were to be given by the Great Western Company. This of course the directors could not accede to, having entered into so agreement with the othercompany, but, subsequently, Mr. Glyn, the chairman of the North Western, wrote • letter, renewing the offer. This conduct was approved of by the directors of the North Western Com y. Immediately after this the Birmingham Company 40,000 out of the 50,000 shares of this line ; buying them, not es a company, but through the medium of a number of agents. An agent of theirs eras same of Burton, who was also an agent of the bank with which the North 'Western company transacted their business, bought 3,000 . shares. A Mr. Risky purchased 1,500 ; a gentleman named Ellis also bought a large number. What were the stipulations on which these shares were bought ? Why, that they should be parcelled out is lot. of ten shares each among parties who world give their proxies te avowed agents of the North Western Compaq. After they had obtained this over whelming influence, whet was the next step ? They then celled • special meeting of proprietors to increase the number of directors from 12 to 18 ; the six new directors being of course friendly to the new proprietors It weft then urged that it was time for font of the old directors to retire by ro tation. Some questiem, however, arose epos this point; and what did their lordship' suppose followed? Why, that the solicitor of Mr. Morley, the avowed sgent of the onen:any, gave notice for • special meeting to manes the number of directors to 03 (" Hear, hear, sod begkese This was the sort of machinery by which thew pimple endeavoered to obtain possession of this railway Es asked their lordships, then, was not this a case demand ima impairy ? It was argued that that inquiry would, a • eneleter of course, take place in the other house upon a bil now reeding. That bill, however, raised an entirely du thief weestioa from the present, and he did net see how any discussion could arise upon the merits of this matter in deal ing with it. Under these circumstances he should persist in his motion " That the petition of the chairmen of the Bir mingham and Oxford Junction Railvily Company, and of the Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Dudley Railway Company (presented on the 12th inn.), be referred to • select committee, to inquire into the allegations therein con tained." He begged have only to observe, in addition, that he bad no personal interest in this matter. The interests of both companies were alike indifferent to him; but he felt bound, knowing these facts, to bring them before the house._ __ _ itth e r y n n ob w le u lor f d or th o t he war : ..ia lorsl tak fl e T i A n N . L Fl LY in ees g con templated to call a special meeting for the purpose of redo. u th red at cing the number of directors. All that was intended was to enforce the retirement of four of the existing number, who „night to go out by rotation, but who refused to relinquish their Mance. The noble and learned lord, is endeavouring to make out his cue, had stopped short of one material point, namely, to show the utility of his proposed inquiry. The " cui bono ?" was entirely wanting. Supposing everything the noble lord had asserted to be fully established before the committee, what did the noble and learned lord propose to do ? Did he mean to say that that house would compel the shareholders in toe North Western runway who had pur chased shams in this line in the open market to relinquish those share., because they were shareholders of the North Western ? (Hear.) Would he propose that that home alionld proceed by bill or otherwise to set aside the purchases of those proprietors? If he did not do that, the committee would and in nothing, and the time et the holm - • - - - would ht meaetd .o2ll.ll,:retaL wee i tus po ir n e t rd a ss ia : t e • the so afaiimat atmgsly iaabotre ore. Tie Great Western were already authorised by act of parliament to make use of this line. That was a power of which no one email deprive diem, aid all that was de *lnd was to prevent their getting the entire line into their own hands sad using it solely for their own purpose. Lord HATHERTON said that the power vested in the Great Wesvern of making use of the line could not be made available, because the North-Western would nut heavy ..da trains upon She line ahead of all the trains of the Greed Western Company, It was clear to him that if par liament did not interfere is this instance, that parliamen tary agents and solicitors would take 'denature of this ex ample, and perpetrate all sorts of tricks with reference to matters of this description. Lord BROUGHAM observed that it would be a strong argument against this motion If it could be clearly shown that there was no remedy within the power of the house. But, heirs(' perfectly convinced that great jobbing, contriv &nee, and intrigue—not to say fraud—wee prevailing in the transactions of these railway companies, he was not prepared to advise their lordship, to stop or stifle this inquiry. He thought much good might arise from it, perhaps by devising some remedy, but certainly by checking a repetition of such proceedings. It was said, se a reason for not granting this motion, that the parties to the matter were anxious for in. quiry,--that they desired it, longed for it, courted it! Never within his parliamentary experience (and it had been a tolerably long one) had he ever known a case of abuse in which the parties standing in the position ef defendants did not vociferously declare that they desired, prayed fur, soli cited, and courted inquiry of the fulled, oompletest, and most searehiag character—only, said they, don't promicat• your inquiry en this particular manner—( bud laughter.) —don't Let us have it in this particular form; let it be, not now, but at some other more convenient and suitable time—put off " the evil day" as long as you possibly app, and then we shall be entirely content to submit to a full, seseching, complete, and even inquisitorial investiga tion ! (Loud laughter) " But, then," said the noble lord, " it is argued that this inquiry is not needed, because there may be an inquiry 'in =other place.' My lords, I have a great respect for the' other plane'—(laughter)-1 have great confidence--of course we must all have very great confi dence—in the ' other place.' But when I recollect, dny lards, how the ' other place' is composed—when I re member how they do business in the . other place—and 1 who are the inhabitants of the ' other place—when I recollect hew many shareholders of different lines are to be found is the • other pleas '—how many 1 little mutual kindnesses they 'rime swords meek other— wieneSe . eeessinsially esewertsse is that • Sire; ihses•=h;w one director, who cumin art epos the committee oonsidertqf has own line, kindly oonsenta to sit on the committee ap pointed to consider another line—how some director of that other line makes a grateful acknowledgment of that kindness, and coartieusly consents to St upon the cmnit tee considering his honourable friend's ' line,—when I consider, I say, how all this is constantly going on, I won't say in that ' other place,' but in bone other plate '— (great laughter)—the conclusion which I arrive at is, that it is bettor, not to defer the inquiry to ' another place,' but to keep it, my lords, for this place.' (Renewed laughter end cheering.) I won't say that I think it would be better that we should do so on the grounds of justice ; I won't say thank Ood we Ire not as some other men are;' I won't claim a monopoly for ' this place' of all the public virtue of the ago, but I think it would be better that we should conduct the inquiry here rather than that we should leave it to be proeecuud in another place' elsewhere." The hlarquis of LANSDOWNE wished to ask the noble and learned lord whether be would assent to the appotnt meat of a committee of five, to be named by the committee of selection T _ . - i.O - ;a ... a . NDHURST had no sort of objection to that Earl FITZWILLIAM thought it would be better to lase a more numerous committee. The noble lord opposite (Lord Stanley) asked cwi bora this committee l The pod of it would be this : that whatever the result as to the immediate subject of inquiry, an Important benefit would be conferred upon the public in bringing clearly before parliament the nature and method of these transactions--(hear, hescr)— tending to prove, as he anticipated, the absolute necessity of placing railways under the control, to a ►t extent, of the executive government. Nothing could be more monstrous than that the internal communication of this eimmereill country should be under the absolute control of four or fire compinics. The motion was then agreed to. Their lordships adjourned at 7 o'clock. r Ist ; bat F aso t. sk atA t :re= LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four a' Clock. IN the House of Lords, last evening, the Consoli dated Fund, and Loan Bills, were read a third time, the remainder of the sitting being occupied with the discussion of the petitions presented on the subject of the Birmingham and Oxford, and Birmingham, Wol verhampton, and Dudley Railway Companies, which eventually were referred to a select committee, to consist of Ave peers, to be nominated by the com mittee of selection ; Lord BROUGHAM'S observations with respect to proceedings on railway bills in " &Bother place," extensively exciting the risibility of their lordships, and producing legislative ap plause. In the Howie of Commons, Lord MORPETH, in answer to Mr. Coctirrr, assured the bon. member that it was intended to complete the Nelson column, and that the site for the Wellington Statue was de termined to be Waterloo-place; the expense of the removal to be defrayed by the committee; that of its re-elevation by the government: en announcement which occasioned some merriment. The noble lord also, in answer to Sir De LACY EVANS, said, with a view to the occupation of the new House of Lords for the despatch of business after the Easter recess, that it had become necessary to interdict the admission of the public from Saturday next. At the end of the session he should be happy, with the concurrence of the House of Lords, to take the necessary steps for the re-admission of visitors to view such portions of the New Palace, as may then be completed. Sir O. GREY, in answer to Mr. MILNES, observed that ekes and estimates approved of by the Commissioners of Woods and Forests, were under the consideration of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, with a view to the erection of a general Record Office. On the motion of Lord J. Roseau., the Rev. Dr. paltry,. Archdeacon of Survey, was directed to peach before the House of Commons on the Fast Day, Mr. Hula putting in a claim for the chaplain of the house to perform that duty, Sir 0. GREY re plying that the state of the reverend gentleman's loath prevented the possibility of hie so doing. The adjwanted debate on the subject of the annexa tion of Orseow, and the withholding of the payment, by England, of the Russo-Dutch loan prospectively, was then resumed, Sir J. WALSH, Lord H. VANE, Mr. S. WORTLEY, Mr. CHRISTIE, Mr. SMITH (YBRIEN, Mr. EACOTY, Mr. SMYTHE, Mr. DISRAELI, Lard PAL- Niourrom, and Mr. J. O'Coirmatt taking part in the dieurion, after Which Mr. Hann withdrew his motion. COMMERCIAL 4 MA ETS. MONEY MARKET 8r CITY INTELLIGENCE. The intelligence from the United States by the Cambria does not wear a more favourable appearsnes; Ansa eially than commercially. The higher prices ot cora and bread stuffs are rendered all the wee oppressive by the lower rates of mimeo no last rates of stonier bills at New York " England an gaoled in mercantile letters at 5 to 51 Premium only, gad at New Orleans at 31 to 41. But • t hi rd 0,1 4" gf the Rae York 85. t; prablished at three L'web , se, _Pe show was ia motion for learner doubt ''', and eneggnes pertly repressating the day'. hennas, states that the esto wee then rather lower, ear S per cent-, for "Rood hilla" At any and all these rates.peold will pay • toed Profit in sad farther shipments may, therefore, be te golinserd. This view the ham the United States hes affected the eleit sot open so 611° s Ye.' Lords'' , opseethea epill ~sett • messed to promise. " e P r eroaseS lash, hfloteei saki@ mks of Consols this Th ane for the mina Mt the extent of 20,0001 stock ; of this 10,0001. was lalowe hr ossoist of the Commissioners for the Redaction eli the National Debt, sad the remainder by the jobbne. Than national miss he des 'nines banks are beginnieg to saran otleatloa. It is, however, probable that the wain are drawn out of those institutions, either hr the purpose of paying up can. on massy shorn or Ise inestanant is atilwar hands, beariad high rotes of Waren, or in the shun of lines on which a birth rate of interaet is guaranteed. In foreign stocks we have had scarcely any business, and the quotorms may be substantially reported as before for the most part. In Dutch stoe.ks, however, a rather material improvement may be noticed, the Two-and „S•arif pe r C ents b e i ng now 571 to 8/ ; the Foam, vli to I. Maxima are rather on the decline, and en acutely be called better thea 211 to 4. Some of the lefolved, or lighter, bends aye lower. Rend* have been st 2 and are called only 24 to 31. New Grenada Deferred have i. ave fallen to 3to 1. Spanish Five*, 221 to 3 1, ae before : the Threes, 34 to 4. Portoguese, 32 to 4. Ref past Two.—Consols opened heavy at 881 to 1, which wore the quotations both for money and account. From tail Nullity of prices it may he inferred, perhaps, that sithermony stock is tarok or that an apprehension prevails !mond the mama speculative sellers for titres, that may be found on when wanted for delivery. Consols remain as nearly as possible at the came qnotstione, " 1 ,1 1 1. 681 money, and 881 t o for account ; but they have s,,gli to 1. Exchequer Bills, par to le. prenriam, " eriP, Ito 1 premium. =Ouse 717717)4. Nit kw .8 abet I 3 $41,303.44013 ter Amt. 401 •ro et ea tun am 31 For 03413.31144 1144 ' 344.16 43 1 1.3163.043 443 7 1. 034334 Ban,. t 1 • 4011110 N PONDS. V e irlaall4B44, 44 6 1 par C 1441. Der: Mc, le 74 ss. e. ,14 1381 0.6.. .114544, 04 6 0334444 Derrell 'kW, 3 3 per Ct. 34441344,1448. 713 " . 01.1 p_ 44 1111445 '. 3.14., IS 8 6 per C . 4. Porydas Dec, 40 i.:7, llw _•_N Pertynne la 4 bitt. ••,. y . t_ A .1 744 Ns.. 14 t I par et maw sm., IM it 03 6 Dino 11”41141 22, 01 0.1:&••••,733. 037 _1044 • 3 per Q. 43340 BY.. 04 Vor.Q. Ihel a le. MMt M 4484344 D• 041.44 Wm., 14 17 Simla r 44404 Ma., 45 65 s sew et. R. 33: 1171 p 33 14434•4•13 1,44., SO 44 nun,i 01 1 1 I 14■4434141:14347,44 1114. 11 II se. Lk W. Tablima. 14e. p IlmarLisissa. s llmb. th. id. p MIL k 1h145, 10a, Deem Ilisimbss (is), 91 p lAis & Illsoisbety, 3 p I mo sad Tbbik. 21 d 96 Pre, 248. 138. p P Lea. t Brighton, and S. Coot, lillteentbs, 3a. 66 4. p Call6k Extension, 9a p BRISTOL SAI The market was not nil llthough prices were, if anyth Birmingham 8: Oxford ie., 8 p Bristol &Exeter Thirds, 11 p Taff Vale, 131 HULL SAL N. British Qrs., 77. 6d. Do. Eat. Seep, 105. 105. Bd. p Bud:ingbainsers, par YORK SAL Gt. Nor. (Leedom k York Beg.), • V. 3s. Id. V. 4. 64. (Db. Nor. Reg. , S 3/.9.& 6 Mae., BasMe, Rat., k 314., IL Newark Berwlek, 320 Do. New, W. tia. DUBLIN SAL Dab., 6, &GoL Jo. So., 3a. 36 Dundalk k EenlSkjße4 11 WaL, Wet., Wicklow, & Died* Serip, 3. 3. 3d. EDINBORGII Ayr sad Geloway. 11. 6d. Masa IlteWhwa Se., 315. Mb. , Durk, is M ., 74 4 tit i) rast, Qrs., ULU. EWn. andWarthera. lei Do. New, 795. Do. Newport, 71 Ibsen 16. Mash Qrs.. Si N. Bridah Bs ,U. Is. *I. 11. b. Sher., Roth., Se Goole, Si W. Mb( Colon, Si York end Newe. New, ISt Do. Ref, U. lb. 71. lb. M. Mama Is. high N. Xailawl, lb. lb. IL New Ire, Carlow, sad IDEMB In., b. Id. Wax., Wet, k Value* Ss. Si. BALER. lbws IS. - - • - Edict. & Perth (N., Cam), 535. 331. Db. Halve. 191. lia ild. GL N. (late Dir. N.), 701. Nnrtb WU), 32 1 Do. Quitter. 90s. Do. Third. 68. &with& Oestral, 23 - - GLASGOW 81 Watseka, New, 4k. Mu Id Cal. k Dumbstion., 43a. Dundee & Perth, 334 rain. & Glee. 11slwa, 40 Win., Leith. & Gnus., Ors., 13.. Eke. t Perth (New Co.), 33e. 30. Do. Halm, lt.. OW. Oen. Terminus, 134 Glen , 3 74, NIL, & Ayr, 424 . Do. 011. (3 per Ct. Guar., $ ,1211, Mazer 15. Glas., Dyad., & Car., 5,1 Ot. N. of Scotland, 47.. KU. & Ayr Direct, 36a. 6d. Ma. Man. & Booth.. 16a. 6d. 17.. tlidland Halves, 4f N. Bea, New Qra..9e.,236.6eL24.. 6cottiah Central, 23 Scottlda Midland Jose-, New, 9 MU. & Madamline, 74.. WU., Mn.or, & Coles, 683 Withaw Coltnesa, 48j f PRODUCE.—MiNcriga-mma, Half-past Aro.— Then has not been a public sale of Sugar, qualified for eon mmition, to-day. 2,000 boxes white Savannah ome n = in bond, and bought in +t 31e. 6d. to 36e. by by the i . • imp mesa of has been done mes sow Dais in brown and pilaw basin= Savannah at Ss. Id pri . to file 14 ' in bond. Raised bat improved 4 standard gnality man at 64e. Id.--A of flelnt Deming° Cabe to Isla alt afloat, delitaabE. at a neer port, the prime prasnmed to be Ss. No mks reported in the market to-day.-Baltpstrisi 2,200 bags wens Wind In the public sales. and went off at fall prices. Sebald= 104 to 12, No. to 265. 6d. ; rending 20, 265. ; remiss if so 84, very fine quality, 2134.—Paggsr: Common Penang baught in at 21.—Cotton has been b,. active.—ln other ordain no alteration. PRICES CURRENT. 0P.2, per ewe. OM WA Pip, N. 1. £o •. 0 • W. Indla,B.P.lnen.a.44 dd...30 ad Hoop. • 0 „II a Yellow tan, ... 041 o_l3 Cargo at(bidlif bar 0 0_ 0 • Pine 33 0... S evedish , 0 11... 0 • Would," brown... W 0.. 47 Lau, at per ton. Yellow 49 • 33 Pig, Wet l9 0 . • Finn S3 • .57 Milled, sheet W 0... • Naliallkiladnis,b. 34 0...40 Bars l• 0... • • Yellow 4B 0...31 Patted that It 0 . • • White O2 0...50 red as Weiss ... 19 10...90 0 11;re , bz r brown...- : 1 .. 1 , Speller 2O 11. 21 11 Ono, per 333 Imp. Ral. d.p. gee" and white- 32 0...60 flab, &IA pais l4 0... 0 • -- 4.. Harabro'.. 06 0...73 straw 33 ••.- 34 • • -- --.. . brown & - B . owrmk 19aod. West WI; O is . 49 0 Good. 43 0... 00 0 Phis 7O ..123 0 Outgo, ay. . 0 W good a;t1111; or& 44 ry 46 0... 0 64 0... 70 0 totlaa36 0.- 83 0 ortll- 4=4 110 a B4 0... 16 and dug $4 0... N 0 Taa. edger lb. Usagoo,comaam- 0 0 ... $ Ram at par *wt. lima! idalto IS 6... Si 0 Cone 26 0... 21 6 Java lB 0 21 0 otr Combas . .. BO 0... SS 0 Satarri. Mos otaorsolL id Nowa 10 . 4 • Noisones. 46 to IS gar art. I. Wig; 14 Iper gut O.P. & 2... 6 rowoolls made S W a Brody, he Ina& 6 i .. • &Wok 001t41401.0. 0 • .. • • dooola. 0 0 . 0 9 Irish FLAI, per too. Riga.P.T.ll. £47 0... x I . gt. Polanborg, s MN. o 0 . f 11 = . 21 Tismati $3 0...66 I U 0...4• 41. Km, at par too. et.=arg,elaaalS7 10 .0 • 34 10 SI I hitakift. 11 0...17 0... r • SS 0 . 4 , • SS 0... • • 116 0...5• • lona. 13 0 -IS I Ittsaboa lB 0...23 • 17 0...17 • Tra at par cwt. anal , IS • 111 a are la NOW . . C.. • • Isom, at Oar No. so • so • __..arn k yellow- 23 0.. 32 88 0...89 rl 8 e i trldattar 9O 0... 0 Cod l7 10... 0 Booth Bea . . Otive,0•111pa11,p0oo 53 . • Cocoa Nut 47 10 0.. . 0 ~...r..k. Ni s % I re. Cale 17 0 8 : 27 0 .27 1 Poovonom, per wt. 181800-"Ccelt, Id . es 0. ..9• 1m 0 0 8 3rd 0 0... • Ddbllo.l4 0 0.. • Usaarlik. do.,— N 0...93 °snow, 144 OS 0..101 Newry let 0 0... 0 Wirlariard n o .ts sll 6B lzadla, pir 0 0.. 0 • Alma Yeas 0 0... 0 pebootam B5 o_B7 INA ' 82 6. .SS aiZa.ia. 7 .: :...: l!!! he 9...96 Me Waddra diailloaa . 36 0...61 • Ha" 01.. a on r , at par lb. D. A. *WY. ebtoo, VW a 0 dap* 474 04 . 0 WWI, dry 0 5 .0 • Drrolted 0 46 111* that 0 q... 0 6 Lboaßlrelp. dry 0 5 ...0 11 Waal bads, dry .. Galled 0 3 ..0 46 I MIK • ...0 111 10 NS I.Azo, dry 4 .1 11 dilorva, par M l a $ 0...18 0 1111066. ditto 6...10 Dna Irooos, at e per bot. 11 W : a . 101 S 4 6... 4 10 8 3... 2.012 510.730 610...6 0 Illorsens, Ism sad • solid Is 0..16 0 SEM ll 0...12 * LOS. 13 0...17 • Miaradara 100.386 80.089 Irma COALS.—/falf-past -The following are our - ---- - - - quotations . ANlrs INN Hate. flartley i5 4 441 4 . 4 k4k idskley Carr& SNOW ' •—• —4 lININ PA*, Mak • llk 114 Walk :Ira. 1 k . T 546.44 Yak IN S 4 Weft IMO KlNNMerth• •••—. —4 Hull • Barsky 17. PI IVNIIINI TANN= Ms Od Wok blank/ —4 —4 Weft ISM Sinners Walls lied 1144•14 s -• —4 Weft llodialoges '1..... —4 --d Walls Iw Doslck• IS Os IN 11l watt. Sod Tea —. —el PIK U. ..~, ... ofiltd s 1701 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MA RCH 17,1847. [3d. TALLOW.—The marketremains unaltered. Peters burg Y. C. on the spot, 61e. to 616. 3d. ; March, 61s. New, 46e. 6d. to 46e. 9d. CORN.-11Ltax-La rt E.—Under the influence of very fine weather and dull reports from the country markets held during the week, our millers were by no means free buyers of Wheat; and had it not been for the continued demand for shipment to France, they would certainly have succeeded is purchasing on easier terms ; u it was. Monday's prices wore supported with difficulty. Barley dull, at late rates. Beth eousumers and dealers in Oats confine their psureieses to t►e smallest possible quantities, and but little heehaw we. dose to-day. Monday's rates were, however, obtained. Boma sad Pees as last quoted. BBITIREI. MIN. vet Chtsfter. Wax.; loosidOisat Red.— 73 to 79 87 Whito-.79 to 113 to 87 SWlllk mg Ilid2 to 77 79. do .77 to 79 to 83 .. TolsOols (Rai $0 87 to 89 =l:l l.d thibilsltal A so 79 to Si White 77 to 81 to 83 __ _ _ It Ikette do. —to do —to— to —to do —to 7 to 7: ~:~ ... ...... - - An .63 to 40 BARLEY. " Raw' 43 to 44 13941111ng 1619 to U Ir Manias 53 to 35 Clievalier It & to 3$ 930 40 dell to to Scow WCLIT Kam 73 to SO Ise pale 90 to 64 0574, Ditto Pied 31 to 3714 64 _Bleck-. 30 to 33.0 d Pain& 36 to 374 63.-Potato. 31 to Us Od Bonn& aid acotchreed 32 to 344 Od...Potato. 37 to 366 61 bib hod . .... ....29 to 30 to 32s 011...115672 - 30 to 527 67 • Ditto P0tue . .......... ..... - . .. $7. 04 to Us 00 ?"s' (il lo ill ........ .0€17...241p1e. . 36 to eft NI Whits 59 to 6% 11. to 54 = 1 63 to 0 53 to 61 Ow; Yampa 44 to 46 lick. 44 to 43 . old 49 to SS Harrow 4O to 49 tiooll 51 to 34 . oaa 53 to 37 TAnis, New @peal ... . to New Winter to —...01d to 4. 1257090977, Saw 4O to 42 For Lonna Cass PIN MA et ' hoe; Tows nrille, delivered 00 to 63 Fins Rocii r liokl 1.1 to 36 Melnik and Sabin... 30 to 34 Whiten Noillinoloorload, Lincoln, end Fortuities Sums tot Kat. FOREIGN. Duty tree. Wino; Ilnatth sail 76 to 79 au to OIL.— to ri Pmen= biw ir = l and Stettin, me. 14 to 41... to Dakiiiimi 76.. Rostos. ll II t sisb r i l 76 to . to 13 . 04 . 1 ". 4 9 41 . 00, 74 to 76 .. no - flpsigoklist lo non le Alignlien 76 to It. Ern &tun', Ikeda( 4( to 4.1 Dlfllliq 4$ to St-- to Lamm-a 66 lo 40 Imam Corn 64 to 70 .. to Oort, Salim 31 to 34... to ramonmoo sadlndio& IS to to Boteiltit d litordot -... BILLNII, to -- old SO to 32 —to Egyption...... 44 to 48 Toomey to . to Pau, ine 50 to 31 Bonen ...... 34 to $0... to Tanga Old=to —to_. _ to —. lams to Llamas, Baltic and RUSIIIIII Mediterranean and OEMs 47 49 to 81... do. do. RAMMED 33 to 40 /Impend $44 to 30 do. de. Rarsomm Cease tree of duty, per tos, /73 10s. to £3 15e. Lamm Cana, Doteh and German ditto SI 10a. to ElO 104. DWo lnotob sad Antrim MUD SNP Ma to RI 1 10a. per Bd. of 196195. hove, AriseMeen 39 to 42 NM& and Ramberg BB to 40 Cromilat (Duty 72d. yet land) F 9 his to Tor leek of 280 lbs. ARRIVALS MITO LONDON PROM 154 h MARCH TO 17th MARCH. 1110. what Vt i h. Scotch. Irish. Fo 2 r ( g o int. Bois" MO 7810 ORM I 700 I .. . 7030 I 1570 Flour, 1,130 ameba ; 7,240 barrels : Malt, 1,340 quarter.. IMPIIIIAL AVERAGPS. inst.' barb.). Jaa. M 74a lid SSe lid Fab. /3s l Od Sd 4 71 7d 3 , s 10d 21 714 7d Gd 17 76 id SSa Od Much 744 44 SIN Ild 6 weeks' A. Am. 714 b 4a Id .2. MM. an ea as FarslgaGraka] t5.57 ". 3d1 Sb llr _ii iii; 115 Ws Sol IFeb. 27. Mar. a Peb. 6. Feb. 13.1 Feb. to 10s. 7d. Rye, per qr., Baltic, &c., 42a. to 45a. Barley, per 601 b., grinding and distilling, 6s. Bd. to 75. 2d. Oats, per 451 b 51.6 d to 51.9 d. Beans, per qr., European, 53a. to 571.; Egyptian, per 4801 b., 41s. to 435. Pea, per qr., Baltic &c., white, 61s. to 655.; Canadian, 581. to G2s. Indian Corn, per 4801 b., 65a. to 68e. Indian Meal, per barrel of 19616., 3IP. to 32a. Floor , per barrel of 1961b.,Canadian, sweet, 10s. to 41s. • United States, sweet, e. to ; United States and C anadian, sour, 365. to 36.. 6d. Arrivals from I the 9th of March to the 15th of March inclusive, Intel Liverpool and Runcorn: Wheat, 14,205; Barley, 2,286;' i Malt, 5,449 ; Oats, 7,478 ; Beans, 6,&51 ; Peas, 1,120 ; Indian Coen, 27,615 qrs.; Indian Meal, 5,986 barrels ; Oatmeal, 1,064 lacks ; Flour, 1,957 sacks, 33,024 barrels. LYNN, Ileac,' 16.-A good supply of Wheat here today, and the trade dull, at Is. per qr. advance. Barley dull tale, at 2a. per qr. lower. Beans Is. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, 61 lba. to 63 lbs., 745. to 775. ; fine, 79e. ; white, 80s. Barley, best runs, 495. to 50s. ; stained, 444. to 465. Peas, grey, 60s. to 51s. Beans, 625. to 56.. SALISSURY, MARCH 16.—The best Wheats were sold at an advance of from 66. to 10s. per load, while red were 16s. dearer, and of more ready sale. Very few samples were left = clo se of the market. Flour during the pest week has risen ss. 4d. per sack. Barley cannot he quoted dearer. Oats are about the same as last week. Bemis sold at from 64e. to 66a. per qr.; Peas., white, 665. to Ths. ; grey, 64e. te 666 ' • winter Vetches,' b. to:7s. per b a ld ; spring ditto, 10s. to 19a New Yon; Yes t7.--Tbe markets exhibited little eliage. Owing to the teelessesey et the weather, and the ecettear mi ldit a r d. dialaskd kr frelsbl. litursetteas a le amdettie Oman kr& a• the oat mid 7 delhae bet at the g: r a tembet demi rar . fr Lei ... ...k... :d r I at • rakstles eMet eartaat Ire the um at A trepot. RIO Mike ef wheel tawsmaim NI prim Oa la easerk*: lees at 1 . 61; keel= Wks the I krar. ler at 1. 4 ' woad k =whet wee glealliirld moth mit althiar ' was m week= pester 7 o the Shwa mete at ale at !miler vete aeon he demed, end mike atoll pine peek was male it a a& telaelka ea pre view( rake; sew a lits. avow laritliss4 art WI NOM ' OratettlO elm otatiamed Masan with mkt • kik mast at ',tyke. , 1 Woes. . Ploos.—on liassky Irk ethos ibis .ewe pr .tanner Sarah Beads blow blows. mess desibled, awl Ides pm meads at II do's. 70 a tor Broady% sad 0 Ida s. is I dsit. 78 st isr Osshosaro. and • NIL far Mal 4r . ; Lot ire dm UM lo is =A witAt ft Ms grad uall to I y ina at 7 , ales - of e 11,11=s. 1 7 8 1 t AIIMIL easy tinMt 7 des. IS a. to 7 dole. So e.: lembigso Is hal ot d Ilde. I a • lIONIVIT OR the °peeing of erg. 7to ma blia. Oman WAD boo said at I dole. Rye dour soorisnes wares, rd was at I dais. 1140.16 S dela 17 e. oo the vet, rd a dole. 77 GA, arrive la apre. Own mg sells freely at 4 &b. 75 ate S ado. to anise eoote molts boar, sad I dela. e. oa the PIC Oran.—lke market to tare of °enema Wheat—the last sold was at 1 dol. 75e. • for future delivery, 110 to 143 rents bas bee Saks 14,001/ barbels Loci Irked at 150 to 153 cents. N ortkan Rye e , bald st Ss% Nab as as spot, with Nils of 1011 Wash st • ; k rdrabasry a; the ”misir alibi river SO hob k askeL Lao bash& leder Ws los sold al Ms. Ilartimrs Orb kb( 4Se Ss Ns., losalislit meshed Jamb als. 41s. ; oh at horalms. Na one brims Is pod hurl tali hese salus—lho mailsa lr bus Irak teak oresisol dampsi s ant. sr hms, reran to tins atMlmy. 10,101116 MAR buids ban Amore bah, at Nab SOL hr Soutisrsool OIL Wiles. Sy homy usi Ism list WOO barbels to wive la hoe Ismadm his thus Ms, and 23,000 bushels at an esrtlet dats, 73e. Enrolees 0 Bassofferrrs, de., rood BOIONI TO Imam—Shia the Ist of Isanorpthare base been esportsdtriess bibibrtto Europe in died), 10,916 barrel of Saar. 1611.611 laid of corn. sad 1 steam meaL For the qualtraddr.Das. 31, there sere sapastsd fres this sort 36,617 Wei at Isar, 107,011 bushels Indba as, 6U Dili Wan sisal, asdlloll heads e7e, the sloe of sehkh was NON deb In Mad= Is dis show, three larva. cleared Ibis oral lb Europe, vb. the br Cork, du. Ibuinsk Thatribes. la &bray sad Os Mods, br I, with 1,677 hidbilitlissed. 2,100 ditto no, NO tansis Goer. SOO ditto eon amid • Raman err Oalaa—The dam* gise.) Cowin. saw Jame. Hamilain lasamr=hdp a ellrip of eons holm Ude piece to Ary. km Is Ilimepo. It war produced .t him plan. ta l = a isw miss ban Maw. Ile paw lamest two-babel wig. Me Is the AN thtalmih Wilms tern attempted from this Kellam, bag If Sit prima matalaskaa at premat. it will not be the het Wea n ln rim Ws al fifty ants. per bushel." Pentaaimamm, 114-11111111 min at Flow were made today at Oda. par herr& Thor. Um bum abate in Morris canal dock of 30 eam‘aPeell ll7 ." Frs. 266..—Pontims par turret wee asked to-day for flour, Nod Idol.. 75c. oilers& Piet I. bulk la quoted at 6 dole. chop Mln other martelm Iladetar from the newt. New 0 SLIM" AIL The market opened this moroina witboat any miamid imp% bat after the arrival of the mail an mane demi am at Itall patera—make, 5,000, 300, 1,000, and kal• barnia OYI a 6 II dela Ma. 1.31 a at a doh. 20c., IS I at 6 dot , . Mal 2011•140110. OM: Theland mairinuee unabated, and prima lessevehrg. IPS la* yid* at 145 c., 22: yellow, at 111111 h • two fat bostlmeha lembat white, at 103 a.; 400 mob. mizett:at IYe.l and 4110 pew, d Ih e. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, NOM OF LORDB.—TUESDAY, MAR= 16. The LORD ClaaJrOlll.LOR took his east at 6 o'alook. PRIVATE RUMOR PrITITORIL—Ry the Maniaiset eatesswar, tram Mr Mbar Iry eideallea Oidwildia dead et nays, eivapodes wad lab ler Ike gems et theeppatilmleßalrldia Lied llooreal feedeles Reeler owl thedbila Yeditair thdpity. mar leineeineedeed redid le thed tedesirM ag eraii. Law. dim de *midis el ehlt Bliardelid tag Mild ill - Ihr ,play la ederime b preemie' ban thdr didditt eamittea de the palm Ode Chid= d alalelleffillar. Earl Itr. alma" trod deviate et it Ilividem art ROW Railway =mar. der* Untied et Ike delendle irk la their ham cm a for made b newedie le feed soodurA MAW IVIRNIIIL PIRITIONL—Ry lad ismorisax. tem !le Illooldfloo of thr York dem utotaiess et op Law at Oillamiat. Viscount ONWPIIVIM, tram Oirter b drew demi maria THIRD =aDERO. NOTICE OP io7loN.—lkatili jPoort.- 77 10rd liwirceoui, on Taieday, the 23rd, to me,* tar r mint ereninittee, to inquire into the ..edition <lithe Irt I pear. BIRIdINGHAM AND OXFORD RAILWAY. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TUESDAY, MARCH 16. The SPEAKER took the chair at 4 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. BPAX/ND READINGS.-Edinburgh and Glasgow, Moralist! and Hirklati lock, Ballochney and Hamann= Railways Arnalmonation, Sale, or Lesae ; Edinburgh Waterworks; Waterford mid Lanni& Ballway Bills. PUBLIC BUSINM. PETITION Mr. lirooxr.r, numerous petitions, to (amour of • Bill for the prevention of Seduction, and for the better protmtlon of Females. By an Hon. Mesa., from King'. County, against thir Irish Poor UV Bill. Mr. W. wim...iorra, from Coventry. in &Tour of the claim. of the %I))'ah of Fatima., and for enquiry. Mr. Foams; from Kirkaldy and CAl11•7.011, for the Abolition of Light Dom Mr. S. Cassrmao, from Fanner@ of Cork, in wow of a Tenant Right Bill. Mr. Arorsoarn, from Bolton, for prohibiting the use of Crain in Breweries and Duailleries, and :.gainer the manufacture of intard- - eating liquors. Mr. W. Parnor, from Chorlton, in Lancashire, for ("wry es to the cultivation of Cotton In Wis. Mr. Flaws, from Lecdn, for repeal of the Anatomy Act. Lord R.DIJOUSAI4, from a place in Suffolk, natant the Poor Law Removal Act. Mr. LABotCliall; boa Protestant Member. of the Grand Jury of Limerick, for altera tion of the Oath, as no to admit of ita being taken by the Roman Catholic and Protentantn, from Antrim, AnuimL "m 1 Down 4.6 a the @Tains Winn bY_ Meek:al L O D. G. 0611110011. from Preart.': an rineient Poor-law for Inland. SEODNI.) RE ADING.-,Marine Mutiny Bill. NOTICE OF MOTION—Lord Moamar, on Monday next, tomom for Imre to bring in a bill forth. consolkiation of clauses in bits the • the paring, watching, and lighting of towns. NEW MEMBER. Lord A. CONYNOIIAM took the oaths and his mat ae member for Canterbury, being introduced by Lord M. Hill, and Sir W. Somerville. NEW WRIT. On the motinn of Mr. Tr PN er...L, a new writ waa ordered for the county of Bedford, in the room of W. AsteLl, Esq., deceased. PUBLIC ACCOUNTS. Dr. BOWRINO postponed his resolutions for making all payments connected with the revenue directly into the Ex chequer, until Tuesday, the 30th inst. THE WELLINGTON STATUE AND NELSON COLUMN. _ - _ Mr. J. COLLETT remarked that the noble lord at the head of the Woods and Forests did not in his answer to the question put to him on a former evening (as that tinnier was reported) state to what site the Wellington statue was to he removed, nor at whose expense. Perhaps the noble lord could give that information aow. He should also like to know whether the noble lord could form any idea as to when the Nelson column would becompleted ? (A laugh.) Lord IdORPETH had already stated that the states of the Duke of Wellington would be removed from the arch at Hyde park corner, and that the site which had been fixed ✓IM for it was Waterloo-piece. With regard to the ea_ perm, he presumed that the sub-committee would bear the gem of removing it from its present position, but the cat tk Sma!,g it in the new site would be defrayed by thege- • verement. He had been enabled to give directions lately for proceeding with the completion of the works at the • base of the Nelson column. The Earl of LINCOLN hoped that the site for the Wei • • 1 • Regain statue would not be finally decided upon until acme • petent authorities had been consulted on the subjeet. Lard MORPETH replied that the parties who had M 1 . • consulted were those most competent to form an °pledger tee .1 the subject Lord J. MANNERS asked whether the government would persist in their intention of placing the statue on a .. •••• pedestal in Waterloo-place, supposing the subscribers should be decidedly adverse to that site ? Lord MOKPMTH said that the subscribers had abstained tees giving any suggestion respecting a site, leaving it alto- , tut gather to the discretion of the government to determine. c Lard J. MANNERS.—Then am I to understand that the ••:• eabeenimittee not only authorised the government to take ..m dews the statue from its present position, but to erect it • IftWedver they leased ? • MORI'ETH.—They never made any suggestion - Mae way er the other. They left the statue there, to be shalt .• with at the discretion of the government (Laughter.) THE NEW ROUSES OF PAELIAMENT. • In reply to a emetics from Sr D. L. Evian!, Lord MORPETH said be thought it but fair and reason able that the petite shineld have an opportunity of My building the expense of which was to be defrayed oTt ' J the public purse, Isere particularly a building of such splen dour as the new palace at Westminster. But he had ascer tained from the architect that, with a view to the fulhimant . • 41 of his pledge to open the new House of Lords for public nem at the end of the Easter recesa, it would be absolute* esesesary to interdict the admission of the public Mks . • that period. He (Lod Morpeth) wished, therefbre, te /be • I this public notice that after Saturday next no person what• ever would be admitted within the precincts of the , bedding. At the end of the sassion he should be trey kw, with the concurrence of the House of Lords, to take ~ ••• ehipslor shoeing the public to see whatever portions of • I the palace that might then be finished. es GENERAL RECORD OFFICE. MILNES asked whether the government had fixed a • time at which to commence the erection of a Genera/ Bread.. • • As Oats for England and Wales, and whether they hag &AM - • en the site of each a building ? -• • •-. Sir G. GREY said that the subject had bees miss the •• consideration of the government,who were fully seedifte Ohs. • re. importance of making a better provides ter the • s.s. reeords. Plans and estimates had been laid Wipe the Clew . misiosien or Woods tad Forests, and erre taw mar . •• eoitelderatioa of the Chancellor of the , with a view to the selection of the beet site, which w be male llama as soon as detenaised on. IMPROVEMENTS OF TOWNS. Mr. AGLIONBY asked whether the government would propose to the house general public bills foe the watching, paving, and lighting, or other matters of regulations and improvemees of towns. Lord MORPETH answered the question by giving nonce that he would, on Thursday next, move for leave to bring in a bill to consolidate certain provisions, usually tensed seta for the watching. paring, lighting, At. of towns. (Hear.) , THE OHNERA.L FAST. Lord J. RUSSELL mewed that the Rev. Dr. Daltry, Archdeacon of Surrey, be directed to preach before the house on Wednesday, March 24, the day appointed for a general fast. Mr. HUME thought it was rather paring a slight upon their own chaplain not to call spun him to discharge that duty. Sir 0. GREY said that the rev. gentleman was in a state of health that precluded , the possibtliry of his doing eo.— Agreed to.. HOLYHEAD HARBOUR. Lord SANDON asked what steps had been take". to aseer ) i tain the SWIM Of Holyhead Harbour as uhayba w o f re f uge l .. .- 74 7 74 4 73 10 71 7