The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-19 00:00:00

cv- f 3 • ' ' • • . . . .1 (THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. ..---- , No. 2,051.) LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1853. ._....-- rtsoAu. snd EDRIDGE'S LINE of AU& PORT PHILIP GOLD MINING COMPANY. SHARE LISTS. PORRION RAILWAYS. TitALAWAN PACKE r . SIIIPA.-Tts• following iled-elaw -__ . 1: : 01 . 41 = s ad ar t7tereses 1 tir par . 44 . t ew *air hot.. ,:ius q ualitiee , twee mod superior We underetand . . _ • Re pownwas (load la the Landes Dock) : the accounts received by the Port FRIDAT EVENT.. SO SS (bodied aaA Rrquetlass. 14 li usweawww. ...arum. ... ..... Phillip Gold Mining Company, by the Sydney T he railway market is almost destitute d Wiliness 20 • Woo tar Drama -I i fi T. or feature. Throughout the day pric' es were fiat, in n ,, ammo . .- -it it pi0......._..." 60 .1.1- -. e -, - - x, - . . / Tie 10.1.1 Er:later . ydney . .. 267 , . p steamer , . are of the most discouraging character, and SI b Dousammisit... the part of such of the sympathy with Consols, and although the tone was se i n: intier a ' s " ''' - it I§ Pa SAMAVII2II4A 1 spa r i. 6 .4 •,, t . perused them at the offices of perhaps a shads better at the close, the aspect of the 2 i nrwSnelliarseisseni- ii ii ' market is unfavourable. IrALT V. 4 w us al u se D it! sus w. ;Teeth's en 14;0 141 anal Mar. 31/ shareholders as have im ins. Ke L iii.o,sEm oil me ta 19..T11(11,1 Portro ph rbilli n ;: pru Pol7 2 o . a thel npears ooll2ll9Al th y st , Whe le r ten they ha l v ie e epe b n ee f n or inspection . It Still there is no decline of ''' n ' l " ag '"'" l "`"` it if p. neNovi , .. -- importance as sales have not been proms& 301 lie 04 - I, o44ComedAlbartr i ipa ... ... Do.IININDMIIm. int - - L..% la/SLWRIT . l ed P - (tea m( Isar. 20 Dir. Bland, the company's agent at Melbourne, A considers ' ble feature of the day's business was a 1 I umentringlers repeated and severe fluctuation in the prices el in to 11‘111010141 .• . 4 a • .it Id laswelnees ... ... 7 - 1 - II 71 lAr"6t 4 ************ NI IL L Sart .. ANIMI• Aar. SO y t ir *NI r ******** - 4.11 , Ann Add ," : i _ up to the Bth of December. The miners at Forest vtr eaiti . 340 _ me net Tawa s li ar . se creek were procuring very little g old , whilst the es- by telegraph French shares, consequent upon the receipt of intelli- I 2 77 ‘ - ••• .... .. 111 lIIIIE , • 1 1 Do. (oamD . 14 2 - n . ~,,,. a Irrieht or parse, dietary earn, and m e di ae penditure was extremely heavy. For instance-in of a very agitated market at 10 I Do. 5 per is. irufMcoM per ipm Paris, where the settling is in progress. • • ••;•:y to tat usuelases. irsa en 0011 wimp) 02010* the week ending the 10th November the entire pro- 21 7 a ewe ig • 11 sa Orem. • 70 44 amine ... 2 24 pa os 4 .. 4 ,..i.0 orf .uperter 1181.41ws Win (Molar %rainy) 10 met duce of the labour of 50 men was 42 (moms of gold, ____ 13 is aim a A te ;:: 7. ... - e l the Atiru.lnuan r4.ettes. THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoCx. aiee.•itto. me [DAME, 14, Irenehureb.sinet. whilst, in the week ending the 28th November, 47 si a. Ammo I Loo (WIN la.) 7 - § II men raised only 290: 17dwts. The men are working The railway market to-day is flat , with an almost r . .... D..(....... .. ..5 7 , I I* Weems Prams complete suspension of business. Great Western, po e t D e , gm. i • - ..I N I 14§ OR AUSTRALIA and the COLONIES.--Ljght, "...,p, .ad durable ROOEING.-CROGGO9'S PATE 97 ~o _ t hirde of SYR:D.7E Ku il INO FELT la perfectly impervious to Ma, now, ••• F so t fest...ad low been towed by a ken wed extensive imperious@ in on tribute, under the condition of their receiving the en tire quantity of gold raised; whilst the comny,in return fort heother third, sup- show Lancashire and Yorkshire,. and most other stooks a downward tendency. par el. Sends (Mt Llt Amino 0...1 14 IS 10 •11 Nermosim Trunk Pram. 51 11 90 Is Pans eat Lpeas ... . 174 pm VI § .•, d u isfro • /44•1511 ► 4 f the timber required for dales; tein boid co Ply the • men with rations, tents,tools,&c. Leaving out French shares are generally flat, this market being so a Tarts sod omens ... .. 41 43 ." ' practised senor. PRICE ONE Pa NNY hid it 7 by we uniettled. Is II Parbulell Neese - 0 43 1i 271 2m l itr enema.. retest reox-comouctueo Pals of the question the enormous expenditure incurred 30 W Parrs eel illessew.re 114 Ali On I TAR oil Alt b • MARES AND stocks UNGOAZANTRID. ik, essense MIAS .I dere wed pips •saves 13 per K i t of rola -Nam- i n th o con ,,,,, ance of these men from England, it is9o 4 PaSKolol. 4 l4oo4lwhoure 41 54 pia red tisdnautals sew by post ea and Want to CR0040:4 and __,...._, the A nom _ . _ . maw esies t 0 . 4„ r a l 2, 61 Osibeer s 11/ illiMiled .. A ur ~, ~........... ..... who also supply SIIIP .....""' Panyt ny tnis arrangement, are 4h. 1 ,, yrnn More .. mli lanordn. . MI p.m. RUINING MS sod 'NOD/ROI:1n Palt for damp walls and luting working at an enormous 10es. Mr. De Lisle, the be We nn w equine the tesepersesee. company's superintendent at Forest Creek. further 81- 109 Omsk= _. -- - TN ON NI 4 Do a per Out. !Mohr. - - IESof DELICATE CO/IPLEXION, who AD writes that the whole of his men are refseetowye " s ' Vtiot i4 = l"a a a e s Res o .... epmere te aid erieep. md dm , somsdi „, e. e p od that he has entirely loet control over them ; ta en una.wes.oseassesne a isl l e mo m.. ii a nimbi tha affeSslisa id ROWLANDS' that they go and come, and quit their employment " " nr"L• 1411 4 1 " , "" 2 - 7 1 Ia"li 2A Id 4 swum st Fuses... .... aa pm 210 So. Upper India Serip ........ 1 §pm all West Mandan ef et is a Do. 4 par Qat Pester. 4 die par 30 is ureweis• ..f wane. 01 IN pa zd 19§ 274 all OnClesaaeirk.3•o3ll.C. 21 1 pommoNse Nies MI irritation - ULTIMA. TM. siot Just as they please ; and that he would be very glad a, 444 D s . de , d e . soy ... sd I d di. 10 2 Wound Ihrftworkod.. §dm Pm WII leserraew et the AK renews entansaus 10 1 Zealand § i Ms ad Moro • booltby ad Woombet 4...,r,-....vr--..... to throw up so thankless and difficult a position. ni• Ivo MAW Ind UMW .- 10 10 WI I" Ni p l a illk, mg • &Won sod wham to Mt Mode eiol mum Per- The Cornis hmen , upon whom the company placed ::" 1( : : csk " s "' "' - l/ 41 li mum sad SNOW :: 11 1 wooed . t o d e oppllmoko proomMo ••tom md mielernelod mom. _. , JOINT STOCK BANKS. maim a olle ads le " mo w a, l a s their cum re liance, are, it appears, the most refrac- SO oli Oat sod Nosiso .. . t. 19 Nis d dew =llll4 I t = idi ibe wadded' aa i l ...d." 1 . 1 SI • tory of all. Olden, we learn, were sent out from le l i, Z i eb1ia,,..,2", 21166 2, 1 ;ae,,,1 1 1 4 2a twas beeiirom I . 4l Pba lma • eladallait. "sr Illa " .1 ' Ili " 1.4 it Loodoo the last Overland Mail to red the - r ''' -- e " a " o ir i " ---- prior dose eel Oa daddy iMI polo, sod nada No ids soft, oby dem -.. I 9 No. Sudo Amu. Paid yesterday. today. GM Omit* Plie - sio sad So dd. pm MN& CoMbo ruinous rate of tribute at which the men are now ?! 61_.,1 NEW 1114110 ............ . 1 14 week _Th e weeds "111111 WWW lin tyr.r g ~ la °l° Insin.ro and working, but aa the officers of the company in Aus- is "" Ditte i lls LI.1114 " 4 4 11,3410 40 Australseia & ROWLAND ad 1101* N o Leedom MI Ms go. 1 9 SO Loon Comsat II 11§ 15 411,000 33 Chartd. Seat of Asia 1 per Ipm seed es e ar r e rd e ." . o o di bp m on en d b e traha only entered upon this arrangement under the i s sit L ien G e m % a m ; a.. 11,000 90 Chart. Bank of lad* weraiset WIWI. name N. 11. IL) IS 11 04 . 10 sea Porllonsm pressure of necessity, it remains to be seen if the u a b- - e- . . kme ama 6.„„ „ , &MmHg', nod MLA 1 Si Si pm *OOO II Roil:* Ilmtclob, mid men will accede to any terms less liberal than those so. is• sea uswaire_ _, _ esi 7 4Australian Chartered 4 11 II pee K AYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS are peculiarly they have been used to. The company h ave 10 all LSo ILL Dto./talirm.J• 0 37 21,000 IS Lawton Bank W Awe Wasted Sot bob moo •11 mil *wry doubt. 14 . in. 100 MISMEND mod Oloome .7476 ad walk sad India 2A I Ilw maw. heady. sailor, travelier. or I. a r ma da h a without received no remittance of gold by the Sydney. le 1 ai k o mosto mod p eebtee . LIAM 10 lewd= Ctwatersd Saab v ii . re.., oro do born nediaille In the ism*. ts 0111•0 by has- These accounts, it ought perhaps to be ex- M. NO INAMmeb. Petls.loode. SS - SS - al Aaarslis . . 74 SA /I pm CI ene ,, o . e t we, TN& am oodles' NM Mak bus. -Prepare4 wined, were written prior to the A;_ tro „. et. NI SI libinthWesena sr a itei sive u Oriental LON COriotr•. en SS 10 I. Jo wl KARL E A , ODOM iiiii. Toisbire.- odd ream here. P --- -- K. Ise NNW& .. SI 51 Sl§ 1 SLSOO 6 Royal Amaral. Banning ; 44 . I .A, 7e. 91, end 4e. 6.1., owl at Ns colsksol• dept.* Nat- re fi which took place at the company's stores on the st. us o, 7isairei. A, 8 . 2;e1t.. 41 41 sad O.ld Import. Co. 1 dl. §pm Rook Landow 27th December, 83 that this is an additional miefor- "i IM pet attrut_ik °bib- lii 174 11,1100 11 Routh I. Rattails - St. 11111 trA wmi.(lto. I:: : 101 10,000 AS Oaks of Australis ARLOW'S NEW IN- tune. Attention is at the same time directed to the la tee G nat m o w s ~, . e t 91 91§ 4000 ... Do. Noe..-...-- ISi 9 X. j , . VENTED SALT-ACTING STIGION fret, that in the description of the fire (published to IT. II Ida DION MANNA - B. asuman so TINT-PRO !' our paper of the 16th instant), it was intimated that se en Idatomormt GM Gobi . 92 N ol li B r I 1 Prwests....l,* bZir rear.. w rithir Nair; many of the diggers refused to lend assistance to- - 12 100 D lone u eshbe lligli esile;;al; #.l IS SE :Ts se _„._ MISCELLANEOUS. ~.. how rt, Caoseu r r eil 1; " - twig ise ateadllisturrassessai wards the suppression of the conflagration. This r: ;f t 13n:i. rolls - ..... : 4 4. : IN.' • - A fact appeals significant, taken in combination with so •li taws iserours_ ..,_ .. is 1 ue. is. MaCIILIAJ111001: IPd yeste P6 rl e y. liaday. Mr. De Lisle'• complaints of the perfect insubordina- ill it 1.01041711151 W2O/wel_ _ _ di - -' q\ .Ij i - - ...__i0......m..,„6....... I I I t pa lino of the men. We understand also, that in con- at . lac us . ad . c m , In Rau 1011 11,0111 1 kaatrallan Agri. .SS In 101 tel - sequence of the high prices of provisions, the corn- et. 100 WI N Weds. 111 1191 DI LAD! iN. Brit. Asse.Leed all 11 It Re . 1 ) f r ...wo w pony have been compelled to double the wages of 19 11 Da. WSW I In 15 I DO•Siiiiijaaii.(e ri ii. I. DIN Prlitilleill... MI If p 127,115 i 1 restair.Led.hute. eil 64 Si 7 11l i their staff in Australia. St. 1011 Load= a Seanli-Westeet Ile 91 WA le 10.4001 IdsottielAmallawast de ul2 era a tune. Attention is at the same time directed to the ii;* We' ''''""""rparj a " " ''', ,r 7 ' v sj la 10,000 I U Woks of Australia lal I its 711 113 ARLO W'B NEW IN- 31 801 SAN I ... 1 Ds N0w...-......- 1 24 $1 • V . vam p sni.p. a sTino n t rpn o % fact, that in the description of the fire (published in 11. II Mania Mean . 4 ti , . that SO all LeinmetaislOirUsle . 53 04 ad 1 'B. LEQUIRES so VIINT-PRO r our paper of the 16th instant), it was intimated is i 111 D s .ss o k . II Ile 1 . 1 I Br' 1 ~.....6* ama. alarm • 1 °nig Nam' many of the diggers refused to lend assistance to- et. In ani - iniee Int .71 • . 74 ad MISCELLANEOUS. . a.. s ham agor mi les fat ar mp it we e stio s try • thetas Ost wa se s• wards ths ma . ppression of the con fl agration. This r; ' i t r* Do. wigs i ca ss .s B ,. 8 1 l i a isi 24 -...- Cronus . - A fact appears significant, taken in combination with so all Imam serilos _.. to IC " " stem Deeleasa dons i . Ns IL. Mrenuems.' Pia yesterday. tsday. Mr. De Lisle's complaints or the perfect insubordina- HS Ili lawns._ ........snininekwall el 51 - iN . ‘ c i.,__________ ____ _ UM -... .01 Sind 1 I pm Hon of the men. We un d ers t an d also, that in con- It ~: ,-------.,-,T 1 0 1 10## 164 118,0 e• 1 Langan Agri_ 11 le3 10$ 101 ,-. sequence of the high prices of provisions, th e tram - sc toe I.M4silltheilt.Wels• its nee tie 131,711 I RAWL Art Lad all It IA pm 4 'ill 1 puny have been compelled to double the wages of t: I ? tra.".„, B6 ""i m e 1 / 1 1 6 P m 1 Die.Prehreass... all 2; 31 pea 3. , , the am; „maw in am its em is their sta ff in Australia. il II I I ---- --- -- - - Ilt. is. Leedom a tkiatli.Wastser 110 II 60 ISt Ds. Kb ... ... . II 41 Ss 40 el Da. /40 6IQ Ob 2 •4 •• 1/7.113 il'adilisLaillinio. sill 7 IQ # 100,000 Ilessetaltuslust lLipm 5 11,705 IS IL Atearelba Ludt 35 $4 4 mile leeVanDiasea's Lad! 211 it 14 so a , , two Nabs or be; pets 4s &Li MN 13 all lamindony Si'llsiegslas 114 Ili 7 1 ti sew= br aiim ,. /.8. 621... ... LOCAL SIIARE MARKETS. s e t i gi Limaueeniaraz io nm tr i 11 , ad mum. ev i m w on h nt '"'" r e ; I LEVIISPOOL, Mescal 18. - The market wee very Sat $1 41 N D lB =l ~ u.i. unto se adb MINES. Gismo afthaelegOONlSChasabahme. all tr : :d closed again at lower prises Quotations wen St. ISO Mid ... .. ... .. 73 734 IS 41 • il r =Striatt nn aa• l4. I n Pare a el s k_ e mbn n , : 2 - It b'netn' ll l i 4 rf - an C d ti t o k ai rb . ;r * 32 /til ing } Invbstitt ft. T i NEL%- ne , mitC4l-D,44-44-. 44- -4-4 PaIDAY EVlonNill. r:! I* Mae Inn; nen no an n.• amen sad Carlisle (third charge), 131 p.-Loadoa and " n 4. toe s ann s as . ---- allhasm " . - - so - se et ao Mu air au war. Juno " now. I Kin I m o . North Western, 1181-Ditto (fifth shun), 2 11-16 p.- M 5 Ds Ribishia_ _ _ .._ ISi The market for British mining stocks was chit racterised by great activity to-day. Good dividend o no . 8 8 , 6886 . ml s as , Mblhesi t 711j1 # 5-Newry and Warrespoint, 9 - North 35 is s u e rs $ Ns shares are still very scarce. The closing prioes ars : sow mg UAL Nwhishmgr. lOW Brithh. $ 16.16- South Easteni and Dover, 231-White- M_ 7 9 18 • 0, ... 11 • 11 Ruswaluas• 5 fij Wheal Ballet . 1,300 ex die. ; South Basset, 81b; NSW ISA-11.1. Ile Ms am was ellaseed MU IS haven sad Furness, 61-York and North Midland, 7 9 1.- °D.. ,° 11 .„ 14 =., ''''"" B • B "an"' ..° j° North Pool, 310; South Frances, 193; South Care ened shin" el oth-rs so mud= Preis/moo shape : Lancashire and Yorkshire (16i. F ri" jj; " ne. is.„'" **":: ::, 1 ^ si dna, 235, 240; West Caradoo 335 ; East Wheal 1 - 2 - toucan rola • 1 ow w 010212 °MOW 1 • 11 8811 18 • 1886881 51 4; sham), 1.16 p.-Bt. Helen's Railway aad Canal (6 per sa 33 o a st,. sannin'ti n t an sel s e &Wad weci use 11, and sures elminnat rad mow lie cam sad die.). 168. Rose, 220; Condorrow, 125, 128 ; East Pool, 150; l'I'• KOTA? IV RAPPRIM Se segessisio the S. 100 or Bagels. ... ~. .. $ll 1111 Dolcouth, 100 ; West Providence, 58, 67; Treroayne, slang foram at Id. sod Is. pa NOW The WWI MALIIMILSTII, II•1011 18.-Then was sot a large le 14 l eer* Deus No. I. ... - -so . LB. Its merits wore sash ousinasollant *alp la Ys amount of business , and prices were rather lower.-Shef- I ti I ...Die t A „_____Dolran ---- - - 274, 28; Alfred Consols, 19 ex div.; Gilman, 15; Orra ll 22 ll WlN. INN= all. 1 11 16 an. an Ow l e Irma fields, 291; Whitshaven and Furnees 61; Midlands, 761; I l i t 1 1,1„.=,.,..• ""'"'•"' ,-, j - " Stray Park, B_4; Wheal Cupid, 81; St. Day United, slit us awardeL Eastern Conatioe 13; Dover. , 23 6-16; L.-eds, 78 ; Cale- 13 en • iia ---- • 'I ' l i r .. . Suisse, 321; L ondon Stock, 119; York and North Mid- to 10 ifessimiS.W ws a • setin;gie 3 4 lf, {pram .; Rost Basset, 30 ; St. Anbyn and Grylls, CULVERWELL% MEDICAL WORKS, had, 291; North Sta ff ord., 41 d. as me weie.,6 Rolm. 46 411 pa Orthealle. aulesearlinL an 011 0• 111 - 111 . nal is Pea. B111SINON•111, Mutes 18.-This market was dull to-day, at. 1• 1 1 Cenral ... .. In In rt •Masa „. $4 IN 7,8; South Tamar, 74, 4; East Tamar, 395., 41a; Bedford United, 104, f ; East Gunnis Lake, 24; Hingston Downs, 5, 1 ; Great Wheal Baddern, 2,1; WILT TO RAT, DRINK. AND AVOID. and s h are. generally • traction lower.-Shrewsbury and O n e LI: ham Chu A Si le u. Birmingham* closed at 651 to 66; and North Stafford' at it tee Da . u n dcw. 6,... oh 15 75 Esgair Llee, 25 ; Wheal Exmouth and Adams United, LIeCTORR TO YOUNG 3014. 41 di. (buyers). le • mad Ibmillord - - n ; Wheal Trelawney, 68; East Rummell, 16; Wheal . m. Lean,Matson 18.-Ths market was very quiet thin 961 etl earmssery se Lobo llfity, 16, 18; Pembroke and East Crinnun, 41, 4 ; ROW TO BR NAPPY. morning, end transactions in only three lines have bees ea- W.111s) ... IS 16 D. tared into. Prices remain at yesterday's gestations. The lei an Davallonan •-• ... ••• 2 le Wheal Zhao, 14 ; Linares, 131; Wheal Wrey, 11, Motet AND PIITSIC.AL IDIJOYNENT OF LIM. 11 Lafinhernio, 21, 3 ; Trehane, 234, 26 ; East Mar 6Ntransactions are-Midlands, 761 ; Lancashire and York- LI St Ds Orestry - .. 14 II Oaks ... . 84 II die • susg, 11, 12 ; Twee-, Consols, 415,Ding • IRICIAL DURUM shins. 104; au' Awn. 231. Ile: 9411. 111 a ... ... .. 11 M at. NO &rata Iteelsen ... ... .. 114 7 8 erg, 11, 4; Wheal Guakus, _ 14, 1; Gonamena, TEI I..rmrrne or NIARRLOg LIM MI So %nth Weiss ~ .._ .. 116 37 134, 14; Lewis, 9, 10; Wheal Edward 34 4; Ror er. DOCKYARD EMIGRATION.-On Thursday evening 26 13 non Eenn-unrona' In 1044 , I rißgloo. 1, i. DISRAIIIRS Or WDITIR. U 5 1 DNS Atm VW Mu. Chisholm attended a meeting of the shipwrights sag ... 15 all IhndasahDarlsetea moth= Dziewnewhess ao cesteeteanow, sod 1111•101111- others employed in her llaltaltY'• doebysrd Weelleetieteh u le Tesmallamalkskanall 1; 1 5 1 IDL and delivered • lecture on the most advisable mum of au- I t 17 Volsci Ns& ... ... . ca. sod s. Tying oat the objects of the Emigration and Loan Society 3) all Watisbard MI Flitormsy 9 speculative, but on any rise from arrivals of gold or 111111111111. TEM sea SOOT Laing. 2 vela.. 10 -anal• they have recently established. "lee meeting was held at . 5 ! ell,. W,,,d 111 . 4 ....„.,_'".„um° 118 ' 39 ., ~3 3 favourable intelligence a bona fide supply takes pleas. " the large room of the Beneficial PlOciety in Kent-brut, ta u , l i t : whamedes ".••--W- sost ceolooo -- I -A s -. 4 sio lITOROFATUT; OR. TES ODLD WATEN CURZ. The unfavourable reports prevalent with respect to herbed. as e p an , n04 ,,.,,,,,, 5.,,a 4 ../../. m aa s.o nat; we.., Forbes, which was densely crowded ea the occasion by a AL 1 ,, p nr iog i o asa ssne aroi s se rb - eat the position of some of the gold companies appear to Is, Cseelial, sad all booksellon: or of IL R. Calesswell, N.D., 10, very respectable body of people, •• very large proportion et to No, go, gatannan s Araylloktse. Ilegmastmst. was may le smalise Able tram are WI S. biting ladies. A cordial vote of thanks, which Mn. Chia- Se; 114 Do.O.N.R.Parse_ _ .._sos 11 21 .. be exciting distrust. There is still, however, a cou rant allll. holm acknowledged, concluded the proceedings. 80. , 1011 ( Tort sad North Iliglsad 644 sea - siderable absorption of the preferable gold mining V POST-OFFICE PROSECUTION FOIL STEALING Mosey FRIFRIUDICZ WARM. stocks by investors in the country. Port Phillips Pion A Lerria,-Yesterday, at the Manchester Borough at. 1 Abadan - - closed very fiat on the unfavourable accounts received . IRELAND. Court, • woman, named Harriet 'linker, was charged with I an iteacessa No. 2. 7Mr Ct - - by the Sydney. British Australian opened 4to I .veiling • 604. note, the property of her employer, Mr. ht. P Orlehilk ZaWar 4 weft IN 11141 - Smethurst, goldbeater, 26, Oldham-street, Manchester. Oa 111 • 5 1 , 3 (33 , 3 , 33 °518 °°° 11 :X d0m ,"" ".•.• i r i gi 4 1 : ad premium, being a considerable improvement, but DOBLIN, MAWR 18. 61 ■ 41 Cork eel Owiee • 1 No Par the 31st of October lut the prisoner gave to Mrs. Smethurst went back on its becoming known that no despatches The usual in grand ball given by the representative two letters which she had received from the postman , ob- el se 'gel: . had been received by the Sydney from the agent of of royalty this country in celebration of Sr. serving that there had been • third, addressed to herself . M rs nu unellea rwtl4.44 , ; $4 ad this company in Australia. Agna Friel were in de- Patrick's Day took place last night, with all the On the following day she ob tained her mistress's permission 31 1 IseIaMILIMIIp.Ct 8 4 mind in the afternoon, and closed 1 } prem., rather costomary fella. Upwards of eleven hundred of the to go to Abergelly, and she returned in 8 days. In the 3 3 Do. as• 31 - 1 7 Per °L 8 44 1 Do. el. I. 17547 par CL 11 pm buyers. Peel River shares were very flat, and closed mobility and gentry were present In the morning meantime Mr. Smethurst had received it:Urination that • 4 tisatithslats $ pe-Nel 1 Ipm 64 to 4 prem. Australasian reoeded to par to 1 the ceremony of relieving guard at the Castle was Mr. Clayton, of Preston. had forwarded him a latter contain- at um. 4... Si & s 1 u bag 801., which should have been received on Oct. 31, and to 10 Ue. /OM 8 want Slog 1 If prem. Rhyatney Iron and Cobro shares are advano attended by great crowds of spectators. A troop of had come to hand. Mr. C. Woodward, in the employ of 20 70 p.Ct 1 111 tog, but Imperial Brazilian, after reaching 44, closed the 11th Hussars and two companies of the 52nd Mr. Stafford, jeweller, Church-street, Liverpool, stated that a i `rte and at a decided reduction. Mexican and South Ame- Regiment were on duty, and the bands of both regi- on Nov. 1 the prisoner came to his employer's shop and ht. tee l oseame ; 9 , da t a l •••; as p .31 rican were also cheaper. meets played alternately the popular airs of " Pa- Etteehssed • writing-den , tea - pot, coffee - pot, sad ring- si. me Mk A per wit. Ora Ila• hick's Day" and " Garryowen. The Lord-Lieute- she tendered in payment • 501. note, which was now pro- ' damsels atlepahnsl 110 its At the North Brunt bl-monthly meeting, held on deced. He asked her to put her name to it, and oho re- le Mho. 441, stramkgeNp„.. - - the 16th inst., the accounts for November and De ism, who wore a large bunch of shamrock, and the nted him to do it for her, giving her name as Mrs. 8 1 8 1,01. 1 1 1 11161wwW1IMMINmul, ,i 54 cemher last showed as follows : Countess of St. Germans, accompanied by the Earl l es iowartb, 26, Lloyd•street, Broughton. He did so, sad ie 6 .OWNLllksallestsalu se 71 By balance last audit £2,362 8 1 salCountess of Portarlington, and several officers of now identified the note by his writing . Mr. Begin& I t I r t ' W°ll°°° ipar dzig4 semt. "L i tre 10 7 1 107 fide of ores the vieral sta ff , came out on the balcony, and applied for a remand in order that he might call Mr. Clay- 14 4 lareaseirs east.. F stn , INs 1 pin ad were loudly cheered by the multitude, his Excel- ton, of Preston , .to prove the sending of this note. The at. tee DINoB poreentlassa... ibe . it] 6,497 14 8 ease had been investigated by Mr. Godby, surveyor-general M. 105 Lash Iblak.OwerAperst 110 IU To total costa kaqacknowledging the greetings of the people with o f the Peet,etsee , and the result had been the apprehension Se Ise ._ .....DeleireellieeDel...._.„..2 ESE - -.. Inch cordiality. of the premier. prisoner was remanded till Tunny. to 3 1 1 :`""`"'""""''''''"! Siiie pa 3,335 12 9 Se Loaaneasery Iftelar. ese I I Q The snow has again returned, and although falling NEWCASTLE AND CARLISLE RAILWAY.-The an- 134 all lasisaillers 18151 ad A dividend of by. per share was declared 1,600 0 0 lii only a few hours now Weer' the ground almost anal general meeting of ells shareholden of this railway 13 11 lasnAltstal= is Q a II 9 to as real a depth as it did after several days of snow company war held in the board room at the Central Station, 15 le Ds New Ale - .. :01 11; 1,835 12 9 lint month. The excessive cold of the list few das • 6 $ Ds A Newcastle, on Thursday afternoon. Mr. Loch, the chair- 334 an m . imaawil io• e - i n di.. .1_ I Pn in Leaving balance to credit next account, man of the board, occupied the chair, and was supported se. le y m e dymecema.ko.sp,c, Qs Ise • Va and on sales on the 10th bad Prepared the public for a visitation of this kind. 148 11 by the whole of the directors. The report, which has les s , Do s p s a lm . ... The report from the mine is highly satisfactory. The extensive premises of Mr. Smyth, boot and b een pu bli s h e d already, was carried unanimously ; and NI 70 'dere* ixteseket .: 7 i 4 i r At Bedford United, the lode in the 115 east is 4 dzemaker, of 37, Mary-street, in this city, were a ft er • long conversation respecting the affairs of the corn- $ all I . Da. Oascantesd 51 pail 8; totally consumed by fire last night, with all the stock pany between the directors and the shareholders, the meet- 2 011 Doinerenaltallel era I 31 feet wide and worth 4 tons of ore per fathom. In et. I wormy .,. ... ... IN 111 the 103 the men are rising by the side of the lode. which they contained. tag broke up. of is A Ilse* The man, O'Horke, charged with throwing • young EGYPTIAN COTTON.-Mr. Boothman, secretary the Manchester Chamber of Commerce , has received 20 Woirsr,tls.6pieOst - - 3 tons of ore per fin. The 90 and 80 are suspended. Pone out of the upper window of a house in Colima.- small bags of cotton grown on the estates of the Puha of 55 IS Dlt.o ditto date I 14 Pee e s iluswailiairm.StarGaar. 11 14 -• Mai has been committed for triaL The woman i s Egypt uumples exhibiting a very great, improvement al - THIS DAY.-Two o'CLosx. 10 111 Shrows.hChaster(Nor.W. NeString. Toady effected through the instrumentality of Mr. Edward Ma.) 5 rer ant... The Cork Grand Jury have ignored the bills of Swinglehunt, a young man sent out by the chamber at the 10 10 Do. 5 pee ore ... indictment • t Mr. Bible, gentleman . aguns . r. a Charged ~ _r equest ..__ of the Puha, in the cleaning and packing of Egyp- ft l as scats Dim ... ... 10 ll DUN New Par lem Port Philip Company having a very depressing in with shooting a woman while an attack was being "'"..." ri DALE AT xar.B. MAJESTY'S THEATRE.-Yesterday 1 ", 511 1 5 ° 61 ° Arlar°°° l °. . finance. Port Philips have fallen to 1 to 4 prem. ; side au his house by the mob at the late Cork l,l filf Colonial Gold to 24 prem. ; and British Atistralian to attire Mr. Scott again presented himself in the rostrum to eon- se I 41!pgor 0,,,,, 4 4 i t . tints the sale of the gentlemen's wardrobe. The large cos- i 1 i w IRs Fez t to i Prem. A fee-farm property, situated within the borough art mom was as thinly attended aa oa the previous day. at... 7 , Di rsm "l " . " "iiibal os e s tlllessareli: 101 163 0 Australian Agricultural, Peel River, and the other of Portarlington, was sold yesterday in the Encum. At the left hand of the auctioneer a large quantity of antique Australian Land Companies are all fiat. bred Estates Court fora sum equal tothirteen years' armour was ranged in lots, while, on the right, the throne '' ei le Tork/kNJOLZAKFarbi par 4ow and ell the emblems of Eastern majesty shared the common°Mai Bums Wright= the nett profit rent. fate. The "lots " commenced yesterday afternoon with WM LWOW AT man RANTALL IN. SU Kim. Pea I pekes doss yesterday. to-day. • 141, twenty tu rcoats , which realised only 13s. 170. soli en Intwalinnalnannern a - _ __,-..- Eighteen pieces of ring armour, 20,. 182. Forty-four parts w ., draq uithsa lles. a usweit- _lo it mow I Agee Ma sass. .. an i Ipm 21 ALLEGED Mranza by Vrnitot. roa CLUB Pau.- of Egyptian deems. 31 151. 203. Seventy - nine Egyptian art n....5....= pis pas AIM 1 Melo Lobies' Gold au par Ipa %Thursday a most ' iinv by Mr. Hudson, bead-dresses V. 41. 221. A Roman dress, 11 its. 215. sei a at nne ard e om n s e rtn 105,406 Irk . Awe Calitorsusa wt. SO 81 lOU le Anstralesi o. I ps li el Saatapett. was eog r al s ged - is 't s h u si laam inver i tigailisno • charge' Five shaped 'dresses, sic pair of pantaloons, and eight pair tr he. 11. 3.. The whole of the ornaments used to de- 101 a l=ramt":" L sweraaw = le Astrallaa $ 54 6 " 6 Isomer against Honors Gibbose, a young married coo- of un- ' Orate the stage during the national concerts 1 , 111 , keep.5 4 a ltiw lodging•house in Fletcher's court, °° „ 11 1 - _ - et. Rib Barabgemelabo !lasso 100,000 I Australian mean all par Ipm 11 "& 841 rteL The evidence wee to the effect that in July "..."''• ielsoodenthit.Western. 105 107 33,5110 1 Ave Mena all i die 4pm **Prowler was deserted by her husband, who had gone to lIIE DR.hFTS FOUND ON A GERMAN. - The two ge 5 ale Janke p i si,soi; I British Australian Goal all I ipm allatics, and Eve weeks afterwards she gave birth to afa . drafts mentioned in the &press of yesterday as found %mei loOslatioalasl. 121 331 sems 10 British boa 13.5 7 II St RI assdasolabssur *Ct. 16,000 33 Brant.liap.(bis.a.atta 14i 3 IQ • Lade child, which she entered as • member of the Red Bull on a Uerman at the Clarence Hotel, Manchester, each fur lilt 11 5,100 SO De.CossosandCalas all 4 4; nod Society. On %turtle she took the child to • dram- OIL , directed to Messrs. Armstrong and Co., at Bt. John's, is Is ossoooss tann o ri a OL D :or o tharn omc ) 181 153 11,000 It Do. W. John Del Bey lb 39 re 1 8 / 1 . who found its mouth ' swollen and much buret, as if 6 - , New Brunswick, it appears had been forwarded frets Lon- (teased to Orem Welters 124 351 110,00' 1 Carson*. Creek A Per jpm owe eoriosite and. Ila advised her to to a Su 0 and data to Mr. Armstrong, at Manchester, for acceptance. How 100 all lierliamol Dock k 5.11 w . 13,001 44 Obro Chipper ......... au 47 of %Wad upon one, bat before tho V ehild was dead' and the prisoner, who gives the name of latius Ratteastain, (Issood to Yk. N. a BIC.) moue 5 Colonial Gold , celesee al d 'a Malmo. she applito n thrregis' bar - of the district' obtained possession of them, is not yet known. The police 30 E 1 a1 1 1 11 1 1111 a7(Liork - i .„.es..o . , I_4 113 lie a...A...eiii,700 at. Copper Miner& of Ear. all 74 7 s t 3 ol --44 . in order, as she stated - , that mho might claim in London are in search of a man answering his descnptioa !t, N, D. itz . salt 254 8,002 al co. Pref. 7. per cent. all 71 11 pan .... 818 few. amounting to 41 That certificate was refused, fur stealing • gold watch and chain, and it has been suer- ' i I 121 Ifs Leis is 4 Ormawlel MOW 5 Lea A Lineal lanCo v pat all If i di.) '", 01 1111011e1gat* a m ad e by the bacon of the burial tamed that the prisoner has disposed of a gold watch and Seam. toleuth Lamm 134 144 1110,060 I Great genet Vela 10.001 30 Gweral all 15 29 "'al. which led iu to the wo a's apprehension, and the chain since his arrival in Manchester. Ile has been detained 90 96 Mile Pralheesse ( 111 W) 134 264 SO MI LowegeftOtior.4perCeet. 11,0611 Grand Duchy of hake all par 1 " 1181 torelser's inquiry. A post movers ezusiaation was in etiatodl• NMI to Norfolk) MON Groat Polaooth all 11 II aila L l * ht Mr. Raynor, surgeon , who was of opinion that a FIRE AT DOCILHEAD.- Yesterday morning, about , a ime ditto , wont 2 1 3 8 27 12 1 100 .. „00t Lake Bathurst all 4 dis par 4 1:,b 1 7 a vitriol had beta gives to the child, which had one o'clock, the family of Mr. Shepherd, baker, Freeschool • ti a u u ssi i i ..B.,...km u l oo k wills' Liberty --'" death. Iwo ntgbnoil men had been employed to street, Duckhead, narrowly escaped . with their lives in con- fteassd to i AN.W.&111.) 11 81 ad 9,00 C Limns and Radar 50,600 LondonaCallface. Gala :It a Privy attached to the prisoner's house, and in it sequence of the outbreak of Sr. in the lower part of the SO all 4 1111d1=m t ro:; 8...at.si Die. _ Quarts eminence. ad 1 1 dis I essii :ul a bottl e partly filled with vitriol. The preoner, premises. The fire was not extinguished until the stock , 10( all sliteed araduriftUtitll lel IN ad 100,100 lisriguita . „,.., 1 preserved an air of indifference until this bottle was shop, and lower floors had been destroyed. as i. teartherullatenarnipsro 1 0,000 1 Muenellitith.Aseerlsu 5 el IQ Z it 'letd. became much excited, and suddenly exclaimed SUICIDE OF A Boy .- Yesterday an inquest was (lamb to IsaLOnat e. 64 48 Ne,rii , New CillAlstil 100,009 Salem Moods tln t. 3 !n t ..° ll lll - " Yon must find the person who put it held before Mr. W. Baker, at the Coal Meter's A r ms, hi 23 Fraloaa_ . _ Wire_ (Isas e. „_Lo m o. _ 134,000 11/01 , 11511p 1 1 1 ew 1 4 1 ~,...!..? °ling . ..tames to show that I knew anything Heath-street, Stepney, on the body of John Thomas D unn , lit „ Dun it 7 .. s e t-__La it :l, 5 _ meal QOM' Belk all ldislss 1 1 , 10, 4 1 , t 4 The inquiry was adjourned till Monday. It is aged 12 years. The deceased was son of a shoemaker, and " e """" ( d it to)... St. 1 Dapams =dill Om 10,00' 50 Mussy Ina .....• ... all 33 73 stnou tit" 111° of the ledflele of the Prisoner , who have of • very irritable temper. On Sunday morning last the Masai Northern ~ . 1. ed, have been implicated in the murder. father boxed the deceased's ears. The boy then left the 8L PO Do.Nisorstk Meek 145 130 ad 1,050 36 terebeo ULU.. ..... 1111 1 $ y r A XLNIs TO RELIGIOUS SECTS IN CANADA: house sod was not seen alive afterwards. Oa Monday 15 Ot dostalltaßordietrallsomeo so,oe. 1 loath Anetrallan all 4 Ipa X 074 10 Da Croft /47 .341 ,. 7 a reurn to parliament wrio issued, showing th at moing ha body was found _in the Regc ts at s 's Calml y ,. .hie so so wow s M o r d . Ill v T o u s :/ a..s I IMa 61.174 111.1.61 1 Ua1t0l Nue= h te t o ftaellt O u t of the menses of the United Kingdom trousers and jacket pockets filled with grani to . w ake Gaud to II &bar. - - 70,400 1 ;Weller t oars stets in Canada sines 1640 amount to 48,190. 2s. it is supposed the deceascd had ;Limed there to sink bin!. u 14 01 „. tam tam ...... .. 214 554 10%100 1 lefts Grenada ...... ...... a I 1 14 3to NO te a 1011.000 1 ,woe Mariposa ...... 1. 4 , e paymants exoeeded 4,0601 • year, and last The jury returned the verdict " round dead in the Regent • gs. tee wile s a .... a . t o ,, a , e n lo ohm Wastata) l6 l 104 ULM 1 , Yalta ""•7 were redact(' to 2,9901. lb. 6d. Canal." 011 i ii as PILIDAT EVIIIINO. The English funds underwent a further decline to-day, and closed heavily. By telegraph intelli gence was received of a fall of 1 to 1 per cent, on the Paris Bourse of this day, followed, however, by a partial rally; and the flatness of the market was increased by reports of the departure of the English fleet from Malta, and a French equsdron from Toulon, both with the alleged destination of the Dardanelles. It would appear that the heaviness of the London and Paris markets is reacting on each. In the other department' of the house a drooping tendency was generally prevalent. In English railways, however, there is almost a cessation of business. In the mar ket for French shares, on the contrary, great seta tion prevailed, as will be seen by the report given under its proper head. Consols opened 99; to 1 for money, but left off only 991 to /, and 99; to 13.16 for the 13th April, closing flatly. The official business report embraces: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, 1,, # ; ditto for account, 100, 991, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced (shut), 1001. Three per Cent. Annuities, 1726, 99. New Five per Cent. Annuities, 128. Bank Stock, for account, 2291. The lone Exchequer Bill s were done at 9s. to 13s. pram., and the March at 6s. to lls. prem. India Bonds mark 455. prem. The foreign stock market was heavy all round, the speculative stocks, as usual, showing the decline most sensibly. Spanish Deferred receded to 241 to 1; and the Certificates to 7j to 1. This market ap pears to have declined chiefly in sympathy with the fall in French securities, but parties who have bought in anticipation of the proposed new loan are naturally discouraged at the idea of any political difficulty by which this financial operation might be jeopardised. Mexican Bonds closed 251 to 26. Pe ruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip has fallen 31 to 4 premium, and the New Sardinian Three per Cent. Loan to a nominal quotation of par to 1 pre mium. Turkish again declined to 1 prem., but rallied on purchases to 1 to 11 prem. Sardinian Fives have fallen to 97. Greek Bonds remain well supported. To-day's list of sales is annexed : Brazilian Old Five :per Cents., 104. Chilian Six per Cents., 108. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66j. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1826, ex overduecoupons, 9, 81, 9. Mexican Three per Cents., 261, 26, 251. Peru vian Four.aad-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 41, 4 prem. Russian Five per Cents., 1201, 120 ex. div. Sardi nian Fire per Cents., 971, j, 97. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 491, ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 26, k, 241, 23; the Committee's Certifs., 71 per Cent. Further shipments of gold to the Continent are taking place. We know of the dispatch of between 50,0001. and 60,0001. worth to-day, and more will probably be sent next week. The shipments are chiefly in bars. It is thus apparent that of the Ans tralian told that ii now coming in, a considerable portion is leaving this country in the ordinary course of trade. The shipments of coin to Australia, though still carried on, are by no means so heavy as they were a few weeks ago. The only shipments from London on merchants' and bankers' account that we can hear of this week are 20,0001. by the Euphemus for Gee long and Port Philip, and 20,0001. by the Sir Henry Hardinge for Port Philip and Sydney. This last named vessel will take a further sum of 10,0001. from Plymouth. By the courtesy of Messrs. James Baines and Co., of Liverpool, we are informed that 76,7501. in coin has been shipped on board the Marco Polo, for Melbourne, besides some further amounts in the hands of passengers. In the miscellaneous share market the chief fea ture was in the shares of the British American Land Company, for which there was a strong demand, lwsed upon the reported diaeovery of gold on the estates of this company. Bargains ars( marked to day at 68 and 69, and the closing price was 63 to 66. Yesterday morning the price of these shares was about 52. Australian securities of the various de scriptions were generally heavy throughout the day. After the regular hours Australian agricultural fur ther receded to 102 to 105, and South Australian Land to 53 to 55. Van Diemen's Land, however, were well supported, and left off at 24 to 25. The Scottish Land Companies, though also cheaper, may be regarded as comparatively steady, being certainly free from the heavy and frequent fluctuations observable in most other Australian shares. The new Australian Banks were flat, but Australasian, Union of Australia, and Oriental Bank, were better. There was business in the shares of the Crystal Palace Company (51. paid), at 61, General Screw Steam Shipping (121. paid), 12; North of Europe Sttam (51. paid), 5 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 831 ; Royal Mail Steam, 801 ; Beziers and Graissessao Railway shares are quoted I to f prem. ; Royal Swedish Railway, ,f; to discount;ij French South Eastern Railway, f, to prem. We have received the following from a corres pondent: A private meeting of shareholders in the Australian Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company was held to-day, to hear from Mr. Stuart E. Harvey curtain statements con nected with the late voyage of the Australian ; and it was resolved, " that the best thanks of this meeting be given to Mr. Harvey for the information afforded by him, and that be be requested kindly to communicate the same to the directors of the company —this meeting feeling certain that as Mr. Frith is now the chairman of the company, attention will be given to any representation made." In the market for foreign exchanges today there was little alteration in rates. The principal transac tions were in bills on Hamburg, which were done u high u 13.8} and Bi, but money remained over at the close of 'Change at last post's quotation of 13.8 to 1. Business on all other places was limited, but it may be noticed that the demand f,r paper on Paris continues. Bills on New York were done at 480. at 60 days sight. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Thurs day are thus reported by telegraphic express: — Dutch Four per Cents., 961; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 241. Mexican New, 28 . Portuguese New 39 1-16. The Spanish Committee's Certificates, , 8 3-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 82 7-16. Peruvian New, 88t. Spanish Old Three per Cents., foreign, 49 5-16. The Bank of England return for the week end ing Saturday, the 12th of March, is as follows: BANK OF KM OLAN D.7Accoorr for the week ending Mes.l2, UM. IMP • DIT•111111?. NOW. WOW V4,371000 Govonnoint Debi.... L14.01c.1040 Mbar doennitlis...... %NIX° Gold Coln and Bullion 111.3.9.446 *Wm BY tion 378,603 RADIUM DI rf•101160Te 0111.1nd 4 . 5.53.U1 Sea 3.6=449 Public Dowell' iinclu4 Ilzotieq.. lay. limbs (lemsis. of ). atuoial Debt a ol 1)14. Lesta.) 7.607.914 Officr DOPOOILS 13,051,136 deroucluTiad. Om kilo 1.292.007 "6:47ll7iaiitt %omitlem dada& Dead Wekat Annuity) ...... £11461438 Other lasearttlea Not.. Gold sad dUvor Cala 5tk.710 &OMAN L t 40.124503 March 17. 1853. . MARSHALL. Chief Cadhkr. The above return, when compared with that for the week preceding, exhibits the following results: - -- . Circulation issue Circulation active ' 121,723,170 Decrease 552,700 Public deposits 7,607,914 Increase 295,163 Other deposits Government securities in banking department .... 13,461,538 Without alteration Other securities in banking department Coin r and bullion in both departments - 18,978,310 TOMSMI 83,998 Seven day and ether bills 1,292,007 Decrease :86,439 The Rest The Reserve 11,265,140 Increase 646,698 The changes exhibited in this return aro of com paratively slight numerical importance, and do not call for extended remark. On the whole there appears to have been a lull in the demand upon the Bank for accommodation, and from this feature, in conjunction with others, the return under review is of a satisfactory, because of a tranquillising cha racter. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLock. The tendency of the English funds, and generally of all descriptions of securities, is downwards, uncur ling having been excited by the aspect of the Turk ish question. Consols are again lower, being quoted 991 to 1 for money, and 99; for account. The June Exchequer Bills mark 10s., and the March Bs. prem. India Bonds have been done at 43e. prem. Foreign stocks are flat, but without any marked change in prices. Mexican Three per Cent. mark 251 to 26; Peruvian Scrip, 34 to 4 prem. ; Spanish Old Threes, 491; do. Deferred, 241; do. Passive, 51 ; Russian Fives, 119; Sardinian Fives, 971 to 4. • FOr PARIS, SS.■ca IS. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. For Eor 111.111 q. LOIPOIL(010SiNg. SO 61 SO 601 SO 60 19 60 60 SS 106' I 10 ! toi - e3 106 160 103 13 606 . 06 7 .7.: 3 per Cents. lso e 1 44 tar Cents., 1333 1 ”. I ... S t per Cents., 1333. 103 30 i 103 - 03 1 101 . 60 103 93 ? 103 II I ; ee Dante. I • I ....: 3 E ar Oenta-New Losni ... Emilmille on London: atridi;t, 23 3; au dark 14 90. liziatanopzetk.l64o Mom m • Naples Banta — /saes. Do. 1i Do. 24 Piedmont S D.Ct tas I Treasury Bond. ... ... Da. I. 11131 M 1 Bud; @hires rows, MAUR 18.—St. German; —; Vonsalos ( bulk). —; dltto (lilt bank), —• Pails mad Orlean 1,643;, ; p i o n ow idooa, lAN ; lOsosu and MO, 320; Manahan and Athena (ObriverUid , —; Btriat min t and Bale, 379; Numbers, 900; Paris and Strasbourg, 613; Para, and Lyons. 913; Lyons and If editmrasesn. :70 ; Hontereau and Stoma. • Cuad, 750; Meson" and It. Dither to Dray, 54n ; p a n. an d Cherbourg. 623; Dijon and H aanoon , 360; Midi, 6'o• Diep and Heiman, 315; Andresieuz and Roams, —; Cen tre pt Italype, —'• Pavia and doesuz. 130; Borde aux and Taste, 243; Anvers 1 aaa Oand, —; Centre of Switzerland. 494. BERLIN, MARCH 16.—Voluntary Loan 102; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103;; ditto (1852), 103 ; National D e bt, 931 ; Com mercial Marine Society'. Premium, 1481; Bank Shares, 1091. VIENNA, MARCH 16.—Five per Cent. Metalliqrsts, , New Loan (Series A), 943 ; (Series B), 106 f ; Foar-and-a-Half per Cents., —. Bank Shares, 1426, Exchange on London, 10.48, COMMERCIAL AND .MARSETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKITS. MINCINO-LANR, SATURDAY MORNING. The colonial markets during the week hays been mode rately active, and prices show little alteration. Sugar has been in good demand, and full rates have been generally paid, al though the refining sorts of Mauritius, which have lately been very freely offered, were 'sold yesterday at a slight de cline. Of foreign, several caw es and par ce l s on t h e spot have been favourably disposed of. The coffee market hu shown much firmness, and, privately, a large business hes been transacted, • considerable quantity of native Coylen having been sold at 475. 6d. to 48e. fid. per cwt. A cargo of Rio bee also been disposed of for the Mediterranean, bat the price has not been allowed to transpire. The Nether lands Trading Company's sale of coffee at Amsterdam went off at an advance of 2 cents ; while it is reported that the sales held on Thursday at Rotterdam were concluded ea still better terms. The business in tea by private treaty I. limited by the disinclination of importers to supply the mar ket at present rates in fees of the late favourable &d -eices from China. Common congous are more in demand for export; the finer sorts being those chiefly taken by th e wholesale dealers. Greens imported from Shanghai meet as they are offered • reedy market at improving prices, but only • few importers are sellers. Tuesday' s auct i on realised full rates for most qualities, the amount sold con asting of about ontethird of the quantity put up. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. —THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply larger. The fel lowing are the priors: —Prime meadow Hay. 1365. to 921.; inferior, 765. to 80r.; Roweu, 455. to 605.; Clover, 93e. to 10.55. ;second cut, 80s. to 921. ; Straw, Us. to Ws. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is rather weaker to day, at the annexed quotations:—Town Tallow, 431. nett sub ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. 9d. new ; 435. 6d old ; March and April, 445. 9d. ; Oct. to Dm. (new), 445. 9d. to 435. MAIMET Axxisactnit.—town Vis. 9d. ; Fat by auto, zo. bed.; Yellow Russian, 465. Od. ; melted Stuff 345. Od. ; rough ditto, 225. Od. ; Tallow Graves, 14s. ; good IDregs, 64. COVENT-GARDEN.-THIS DAY. The weather having again become cold, the supplies of Vegetables during the week have been no mote than suffi cient for the demand. Small quantities of new hothouse Grapes are beginning to make their appearance. Table Pears and Apples are, of course, still scares. Pine Apples are realising good prices. Forted Strawberries fetch 3s. an ounce. Cob and other Nuts bring fair prices. Among Vegetables, we remarked Green Peas, new Potatoes, Horn Carrots, Asparagus, Radishes, Globe Artichokes, and Lettuces, all of foreign growth, and very good. B oth Seakale and Rhubarb are pretty abundant. Potatoes are dear. Mushrooms are scares. Cut flowers consist of Heaths, Primulu, Early Tulips, Roses, Cyclamens, Mignonette, and Camellias. FRUITS. Pineapples, per lb., 6. to 10. 1 Lemons, per dos., Is to Is Crapes, hothouse, p lb.. Nis to 23e dleacestle, per peek, Ss A desert, p bus., lOs tolls sweet, per Ih. 2s to Is lichen, do., Gs to Its Nate, Barcelona, per bushel, 20e Puts, per dos., le tld to 4s Oohs, 120. Oranges, per dos.. le to 2s Chestnut*, per Nub., Se. to 20e dee,per 100, Ts to IN VZORT Csobages, par dos., Is to Ss ?melt Beams. per 100, rs te Ss broscoli, per dos., Ss to Is Greens, per doz., 41 to 6s Brussels Sprouts, per Itf. sieve, 2s to Ss Asparsgus. D. bundle, Ss to fs Sesksis, per basket, 2s to Ss 6d Rhubarb, par ban., Is 3d to Is 6d Potatoes, per too, Sas to 130. per ewt., fs to 6. per busts., fa SI to ts 6d Turnips, per dos., is Od to is ud Cucumbers, each, Is okt to Ss CekTy, per bundle, Id to Is 6.1 Csrrots, p. dos., 6. to Os Spinach, per sten, 24 to Ss Onions, per bush., 4s to Ss Spanish, p. dos., 2s to k Best, par dos., Is to Is 6d A BL PA. le7ekl, per bunch, SI to ad dtiallutil, per lb, ad to ad Garbo, per lb., Gd to Id Lettuce, cab., par dos., Is to le Id cos, do., Is to 2s Radishes, per doz.. .s to 2s ad Endive, per eoore, 2s 6d to 3s Small (Wads, p. pun., 24 to 34 Horse Radish, per bill. Is to 3s Mailrooms, per pot. Is ad tole lorrel, per halt sieve, Gd to le rnehare, ler., do., Is Is ad Fennel, per bunch, td to 3d l Savory, per bona, 2d to 3tl 'rhyme, per bench, 2d to ad Parsley. per dos bananas, as te 3s Mint, green, per bunch. Is Basil, green, per bunch, Is Marjoram, do., 2d to 3d Watercresses, p. 12 bun., ad to 10d METALS.—Mr. Matte's circular states that the Scotch pig iron market Yu been more active this week and an advance of 31. 6d. to 4s. per ton has been real ised on last week's price►—there are strong buyers at 63e. cash, sellers at 535. 6d. to 544. ; there appears to be a de cided tendenc upwards.—Rails and other descriptions of manufactured iron continue without alteration ; the works remain full of orders.—Spelter : There has been more busi ness this week; about 1,000 tons have been taken, prices about 221. ss. and 221. 10s., on the spot. Copper without alteration.—Lead : There are large orders on hand, but the price in some instances is about 10s. per ton lower.—Tin has been less firm, and a slight tendency downward has been observed this week.—Tin plates : No alteration. (By ELECTRIC LIVERPOOL, SkrukDia, 10.30 a.m. Wind N.E., fresh breeze, and tine. Arrived.—Sarah Ann, from Santander ; Esther and Sophia, from Maracaibo. Sailed.—Martha, for Villa Nova; Ansie, for Maranham; Dexterous, for Gibraltar; Vermont, for New York; Geffrard, for Rotterdam; Valboy and Amanda, for Stettin ; Arno, screw steamer, for Gibraltar; Billon, for Smyrna; Kalamazoo, for Mor laix ; Phcenix, for Antwerp. APOTHECARIES' HALL.—Names of gentlemen wh3 passed their examination in the science and practice of medicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thursday, March 17, 1853:—Robert Death, Edward Liddon, George Arnison, Allendale, Northumberland • John Henry Syl , Tester, Charles Lambert Evershed, Billingshurst, Sussex. THE LAW IN SCOTLAND.—Yesterday a bill in the House of Commons wu printed for the more effectual admi nistration of the law in Scotland. By this bill the law courts will be more frequently opened in Scotland. THE ISLE OP WIGHT TELEGRAPH.—The Isle of Wight highway commissioners have refused permission to the Electric Telegraph Company to erect a line of posts for the telegraph wires along the road side between Yarmouth and her Majesty's marine residence at Osborne. Yar mouth is the spot near which the submarine telegraphic communication across the Solent Sea is to be made to con nect the Isle of Wight telegraphically with the mainland. CUSTODY OF IMPORTED GOLD. The custom' authorities have declined to permit gold dust, on arrival, to be taken out of the vessel and deposited in the Queen's warehouse until the owners can he apprised of its arrival and cause it to be removed, being unwilling, even for a time, to become officially responsible for the sate custody of property of such value. According to present rules, on the production of requisite authority, an order is issued by the proper officer for the specie to be landed from the vessel and ' conveyed at once to the Bank immediately on the report of the vessel's arrival. BLACKBURN ELECTION.—The writ Rae received on Thursday, and the mayor bee fixed Wednesday next for the nomination, and the following day for the polling. EXPRESS - "4 ?i:4ctVdSM3N Y •~ ‘,Z ~~i ~l it .