The Express. — London, England, 1851-03-19 00:00:00

No. 1,424.] I T LIFE ASSURANCE Socirrt foot, a. ag. ft ...tan'' , Cltarab. numb H. BM M EIEREIST t.lt CT, that Um 1100111 fre TRANSIZIF RRR =PO MAK+ ot tido/in, ..ty •ul be CUM4ED en HritSUAY, the balfinf. R sad wi.l be It I.OI•LNED on TIIVIIND T AV. the 10th day dare Prat. 8111. for lb. r 1 , 40 art Ibe payable on Wastiay. do. ;:b td A r.I seat. sad ad say vats. *tent day eacept..l, ..te boors of bp and ec o'ciack. ordet of lb. latricbao. 1:.t.1 dAbIIAL DOWNE.S. A.tasi • 11.11. 1011. it Iw•he wi r Vt.. el 11 1 11. ♦tlret..l denni tb. P ll . lll year. VW Ft, ieso do Le the welts to to ded.trell to the cod ol 11131. Xi i, B m IT.H.FEef SUBSTITUTE lot SILVER.— The Nit KM. eILY Ed, intreataael 14 eratft ago of t„ f• C n hy !it, onkel pr e.•• of Mower,. Elkisitas arol co., ft blood ..i, emit wriow the e 7) t.•-• renter eat tat sarr.a r.ir, r the. Cr. b.• reipfu)e.l as wori r ~scale Or linalliest:A.:), No by no piroible Uat can a be 4,1' , Ir va seal allose. Lrrwl. Ihn wf Puttees. Pat:era. V.itters. lea Spew., 311. ... 311.. Diavrt to- • srr.94l. I.ll.oert r , ;•••044 " Tales ...... ens. ... SU. ... 134. Tali al. toe. 735. Tea and Ste., ProPortEmal. ;Yam Ar. •....b rl re.p.-tali dune by the mient Cllii3ll‘ 'ALLY PUItE NICK EL, NO pLATED. nage. Thee& Wars. lass tipaua...a: :.,11.Lee, per eksas Ifr. . Par. Ilsweet Auto :.sal 21.. ... lb.. las date fIUTLEF.Y, WA KRAISITEI).—TS• 121.-et varied amertaver.t of :MIL!: IXTLLItY In the world, all warranted, I. as SALE at !a ILEUM 5. 111111TONII. .t pew. Eta are tremor Who cede bratreat thelermaso. of tee WA*. 3.laeb lewry-handled labia bsiwr, .11, bleb ramble., It r. per down; eleareeta, to match, 11.; if to tata..-:, la. par d. ire extr eireers lat. per putt ; Weer OWL tat et..et pr• !It, to lie. r elotAn ,if extra to,. With Pik r INT6IIII. . r ate 'se trade per do, en; drawria, 4a.; can.: ft. per ia ,r, etineft hore oble I. prr down ; Stew:rte. : tatitee, .; him!! le•ael!A, La,le lune. oust Wks Cr yew ore,; ett,tr, Indo Al, lamed rteek et plated Ll• -• awe. avel eorkr. ra coo , did other w.d., and el tbe IBM p!•,... e Pre. -. In el, , Pnee. Al.O • 1.5155 e .....lUllent of atAX!lhb yr. .NN I VILN 11.1,0 , 0)R 4 , of the h.et totally. I alaiLd t•et.J.* Noah trognempa eiery InAutwoiray ortied,, Mat tip r prif: free. WILLIAM • . snanvoi remit r.f OEt4EIIAL nu MEI rm :Lit V on Intro! 7 the Lesiva In the grort,l, •owl . ag Ins. Inl3ltr tlgli•l•fd e,rt • drrrirn Idea of It. A.ro ty extort, pm, haws. ar , •• Ur 55. aiel 'revert it. The nei.e) returued fee ewe,' S.rtAs.e .itiare.eet ear , CarbOT el t . . awl No. 1, NZWILIN...IIII.LET, Loralon.--Leta brielied met. t,21. Nll VENT-1400 REQUIIIF.D roe IiARLOWS N. vt %T.%1 Eli itrl4,-ACTINti SYPHON TAP, ertion' eftectaahy .ere eider, or other tiya.ta, Luna trona as eat or me, 1, 4••.4.; gee I.' 44 1 , 11/114 1,1/ 1 11.11111 :an are t.a.sti h., La o'l. rain intto Ith aro Plated, foe ti.setry, the, Y. fa, t. t.-tos 'nkh a snot wni 're 'fleeted. The Minna lap a lea tut mil en, tkonota a• I into the era It 111A11.01,1A to WM . UV 1 16 . 1' K 1 Peer an, no in +r; amt when the tap ..If the ar can Ir. kolterr rater. Ihe ale intaTte are oh. now. The Lit pint toet be itr.nsn in le btu* arel bete eotobtion plant the or k tappoL The ineporaine of pr. wr..tyt to ra eavini the :• se ,Inna elTholeg M overee.ed. It me u 111011410.11 OW. 11/ are att.. the (meth "time tall. 131 ak. , 111..e 1. ere wag/ at ea, etior tap , at small) rotated =lAailA BARLOW. furiciallffie seonxioneve, 11, king W :.'oneina.Letre. tabth btd Inzo. The awee are ear. p...1.4i1111•1 , ..11. 4 11.1 1 / 1 8. ;oat aellciae tinier *tamped 'rah rat i r n einitname anti a 0:er.0.---Tto. vale D. teeth* Wes* saw • Wml / t tansies eitatto. 1 II U %lAN HMI{. The tin precetk c,t. of InlW I. %NIP" 11Ai5.1. 4 On, einier in timer, ttr . 1.. er gin.: • reseth who b.oty. or riaiiirinit it as h•ta pull) home and onarea• tied tad i• reur,leal by testi 1111111kk and roomer • stoomira•• , . mid sertlit4 d hr the hi then 111161ki:lesa. It k.l. le4..Urd tis •lel.i•ire p.ttmli my. , ), lot sallp..relphre mar .cola wl, tint throe t.l ttn• et eittnne. hew it. ettqai -it • VII ty .n. den lir, It t. towntrAbiy f the boar ofiii..l4 Iti .1.1 the Douai •erAlrr ..C . , ~nd teft.t.thily b 0.4 lr lit , I Iry of ty ant the Emilia •of the .4111.7 Yel sti.taceica. ere Nit • 11;'., ow 1 matly trAtia • leitto! I. Inv Moab, snit ...Me that PIP 2.n. Ihs the I, 'wpm, et 4 , sli hone $.4 tor p. MO' are 11w-a wont., in tan liner -•• two km& As Ciro: - 114.1 .t. et iWIANIJ Iletttft-weak% sm II by all e!...n.W. trhoerre. II" PIIIIAYSOPIIYee HEALTH sad DISEASE.' A WV Ireuli . • 1. Art trquiserl to derelnti thi. Ito .ry - Owl ill irreardor arLI a el We'. he .11,4 !unction. arin• :non as f.trili-sul lb A` Il •)nent an als uusta I. Amer 'eta thrown Ga. %bat L• a W. Onnl-enscr 4 Wain- a.l •to•I•reLl +Women - Andy lan- •rl,tte Al-La -asealeenteL et u,•tora•- Weer. :OA tore. of 'anon. had- ! , .art are t n•bepe I ut nru. , f. LLI the or•ntirteLl Pty . , lielbe.)tt. II" , If C , I act, at auto. r o! nn:,orol..' • N.halig em 11010111 M rent? 61• ...4.1..b1e 'hi. In n 1,,L. at .6 I-u itoor• et tn.. Aisrilsarr K. Ir. dby .14•11, 1 1 A 014.. /....1, r 4 10.1 y.. 0,11. ~,,,, lemilar•lbrin,,Lari .4. JLALL'....roloinr . ., I. Lal m. .....I a. reehrat.i..l KAYriLs_,. 1.. t E... t.... t.:Lun, and In •a a Asp a nomple.• L LoYlialPoll ..• r+l e r•o•L• L It. r,or.vi A. d i,," on. SIMI every. Li. 1...,e1n0 Ls per! no 4 well e..00k0 L net the rho e rows •. 4at ',retch, re IL doe. two ‘n:ne.t of a unuto L .P roy , o Me. .WP. WALL Mir Mr an al lowly 1nt.14 toe •LI the day. be Mat • YU -In eLe al J.,:m lior'..Litnattarr, tune::ter ann bi-t on. •A•rnts, arena ILL prlattLl directions +napped nruLLI call boa. as Millunk :awn a 0.,,, ate prompt... • IITY Y KAILS . IN I )IU ItSTION, entstipatio3, leerfooloo, 3.41.5ti0. erou.th, ilatuleemty. efienno, the oast- u..kot %liable aeon) ... hieli *hell toe to .41,:b the' 1 1.4* .1...140 1. Nave oltboot ender ....Av.* 14es meow. 1 by DU IliAlellrs res.:rot nyou it.otexl.lllllhi. I .1.11/ —Marva Jolly Worth.. , .. Lint. Dim." hifolor Imbue...ie. .1. of C112.i. boo the high: tom. thr Lool IRWIn .M. ti. ho, Pb'. Veto...hie 4.a..1er mow:. of Itot.; Illajoe.tlehefal boo". I:smooth; 1% 11 , 04, lll:n"ter• 24 . l .s. king . * t fief. Cetobfl.' a Curt - of Co year. NI 44iblr • 4 hen, lo:tous, . a o a.chic samai.: ash.. our. rienoutioo, p 41,41,43.45, Sr. ,old it. essotere WWI u 1 wi.i4bing 114, of Ye. Ml.: • Ob. 41h...4 ; U.S.. at 44...1 501.44 Wis. quality. ▪ 111... ut Tto. 1146. 11. b. Imulorre ate I. to ankil :rev of web...moo r.1..1.4 ot a .1.44,411ee orate. loin; ISA Ital . awl 127, lieu Ibuol.ouret. Lvoklaa rad try all ropectabia ropers mad &mut.. HEALTH OF LONDON DURING 'FRE WEEK. The official report say4:—lt in matter of regret U. it this retunt evhiltits a condition of the public health in London still more tetfavourable than was reported in the previous we. k. Th. widely-itilfsped illness which has be mime the sulnett of common observation, produced in the nreek t tiding last Saturday 1,101 deaths, a :rate of mor tality est-vetting that which usually prevail* at a season of the year more inauspicious than the present. 'the deaths row to 1,213 iu the middle of February. when the weekly hare:vie began; then having declined to I,IIS, they rose In the last two net h. to 1,217 and 1101. The epidemic in fluenza of which quiebly swelled the mortality of one week to more ti t an 2.100, had nearly disappeared in Ildarch of the latter year; but its effects were still siilde in the returns, and Vic nunther of deaths was then 1,118, the highest in tin ten weeks (of Isll-441) which eorrespoutl to that ending last Satunlay. The average of the ten cum aponilinir weeks was only 903. or, corrected For assumed in crease 41 p ,pulation, laM3; on which the present return show , an invrt ase of 31$. It will he seen from the table of fatal causes that the pre vailing complaints are bronchitis, pneumonia, and that *pl. , cillcally described as.' 411111C11/A 1 " and the following tabular statement will shon the degrees in which these have in creased the mortality above the average, both to aged per murk who have suffered most, and also at the earlier periods of life Average of ten Deaths in pre- cuerisiissistse ricer neck weeks la i I -"ai APO. rre.stered (ceding sat (correcte tor Len week. North), increase of popubtiml. From birth to 11 year 593 570 470 ,•15 to no 60 and upwards 365 302 242 persons in the return of Lot week the deaths are recorded of 92 who hail tarried ISO years of age ; and by far the largest proportion, namely, three-fourths of the whole num ber. were women. Amongst diseases bronchitis has produced the greatest number of fatal case. : 171 were attributed to this cause, the nunifxr in the previous week having been 160, or double the usual amount at this time. Ebthisis or con sumption carried off 166 refloats last week, whilst the cor rected average is 1.16. the deaths ascribed to pneumonia, which is chiefly fatal to children. are 123 ; whilst the avenge is about 93. !looping-cough has risen to 92, about double the average. Influenza, which in the previous week numbered 15 deaths. has increased to 3S. Small-pox has declined to 16; measles numbers 29; scarlatina 16; foray The following case of cholera was recorded :—ln St. Thomas's llospital, on 12th March, a man aged :13 years, died of Asiatic Cholera. - Ile was a labourer at the Indigo warehouse. Loudon Docks, and resided at 13, Wil mot's-buildings, White-street, St. George's, Borougli, "t o which ensured neighbourhood (says the Registrar) th ensured body was removed.'' In this return no fewer than 6 deaths are ascribed to in temperance, not CAM, of fatal injury received atter eicessive indulgence, but those in which a habit of drinking has pro duced apoplexy or other disease; a than of about 40 yi ars, who was carried to the Strand Union Workhouse, had ticeir found specadCA., and died of disease of the lungs, and ex haustion feen cold and want of sufficient food ; and tno eases are mentioned in which health was destroyed by p r . cuniury emit:ire:ism:dent. The impure air of the room in which the patient breathed is al.ss., mentioned in one iustauce as an accelerating cause of death. The births of e ,O boys and 763 girls, in all 1,533 chil dren, were registered in the week. The average number of sin corresponding weeks in 180-50 was 1,435. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean reading of the barometer in the week was 29430 in. The molt temperature of the week wu 465 deg., which differs little (rum the average of the mine week in 10 years. At Lew I:- pant rain fell to the d e p th of 112 •in. on Satunlaj. MCCII the hours of midnight and 5 p.m. This fall is unusually large at any time, but particularly in March. DIRECT LONDON AND EZITZM RtlLWAT.—Yes terday the appointment made for the examination of Mr. White, who was the accountant to th There e company, was again postponed, without any reason hems alleged. romuuri a'iroud to the c tfeet that there will be a compro mkt of whole ma:Ur out of court among4t the parties oral Cuncalted. Ttt rt e LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCII 19, 1851. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Tao o'CLocit. The Consol market remains eery dull. Very few operators hare prsented themselves for ,ome time past, and prices have been mainly preserved at their present high range by the operation on actiunt of the Sicking Fund, so often noticed he us. A further mall purchase has been made on this account to-day, but from the want of other business, and the pre- judicial influence exerted 1 the uneartain posiiion of the ministry, and other unfavourable eirtuutstances to which attention is now rather anxiously directed, the market has undergone a further decline. The excitement which ehnracterises the dealings in shares still forms the :aost interestim: jeature in the Stock Exchange, and the heavineeks in that de partment appears to have commimicated itself in some degree to the other markets. Consols opened 941' to S for money, and 961 to for the account, and they have since . dcelined to their present quotation, which is 961 to 1 for (-ash. and more for the 10th of ApriL Other stocks are with- out business. Exchequer Bills meet with a I.tetttly demand. at 3s. to 3435. prem., for all sizes, being yesterday's rates. India Bonds are 'cry quiet. The foreign stock market is rather more active today, but the change i prices is limited to a slight decline in Mexican Rands, and an improvement Spanish, the Active portion of which debt is firm at 1 the higher figure of 21 t, whilst the Passive Bands have risen to 31. 'Venezuela Bands support the recent advance. The official business list is: Prazilian (lid Five rer Cent. Bonds. )3. Chilian Six. per Cents., loal, Itlt3. Two-and-a-lilf rer Cents. Dutch, 584. Equador Bonds, 31. Grenada Jk•li•:hn'.l. Mexican Bonds, for the accuunt of the .28th, 331, Peruvian Pour-and-a-llulf per Cents., Isl 9, 65. _Assiut' Four-and-a-1.r..t1f per Cents., 91 ; do. small, K!.. Spanish Active Five per Cents., or account, 21 21, .1; ditto Passive, 1. i Vmezucla Two and-a-Quarter per Cents., 32i, 33. The business in Bonk shares this week has been limited. It ha:lucks transactions in: lleitish North American (.iOl. paid), nt 13 to 421; London Joint- Stock (10/. Raid), ITj to ; London and Westmin ster (20/. paid), 271 • Union of Australia (23/. paid), 334 to I; Union of London (10/. paid), 12. i. Dock shares are not attracting init,:t attention. The last prices reported are: Contaterc:al Dock, s l ; East and West India, 14:1; London, 110 to 1141; St. Katharine, .1 ; Southampton ow. paid), 14, The session of Congress of the United States has closed. Our menantile interest will pereeive with satisfaction that the mitt' has nut been increased, and cannot lie disturbed for some time. A very ha portant measure in the competition tinder the new navigation laws is, however, a bill for limiting the liabilities of Ameriam shipowners, which we under stand has passed. A law uf limited liability, in the nature of the cocce to onowyme or ea emnutooddr, is r„splized to enable us to ce:apete with the Americans in many branches of enterpree, but in shipping non- , petition any arrangement which enables the Ame rican to obtain capital more easily will be a serious advantage over our shipowners. E!.glisli merchants will be enabled to lend money with limited liability fiir American shipping enterprise, N.hith they cannot do in their own country. The downward tendency in the foreign exclumges continued yestenlay. although not to a -.cry great ex tent- Short Paris was done at 97 1 ,c. to 25f. ; Hamburg, 13.7; ; Amsterdam, 11.17 to 1. BilLs on Naples were utle:ed at 41-4 ; FreidaOrt at 119. Waits on Austria were not negotiable, and the quo tations are nominal. 'lhe cause of the fall on Paris • is said to be the large amount required to remit Cor French railway shares purchased at Paris for En glish account. Very large purchases had previously been met thuln sale ill the Paris market of 'rench stock and railway shares held by the English abroad, but the investments have now inereused to that ex tent to require direct remittances. .1 very large and profitable business has from time to time been car ried on by the English in these investments, begin ning with the Pans and ltoucn, the shares bring afterwards sold to the French at higher prices. En terprise being less advanced in price it is difficult to place shares during the period of railway colls:t act ion, and the French pnblie do not take them until t lines are opened, and yielding a good dividend. The Imn don and Liverpool capitalists have therefore had the opportunity of engaging largely in the supply of capital for French railway construction, for which purpose capital is remitted to Paris, and in time drawn back with a considerable profit beyond the current interest. The present tune is very favour able fur this operation, as many French lines require large resources for their completion, and in conse quence many capitalists have made large purchases of shares. It is very possible that the Paris ex change may be disturbed for some time by these ope rations, as, besides the remittances for the original purchase, others niust be made for the calls. It is, however, to be observed that the bullion and money market of Paris is labouring under a plethora, and many circumstances may arise there to raise the value of gold and the exchanges, and likewise to raise the price of French shares and bring in the French public as investera. At present a decided change has taken place in modes of investment here. The consol market kept up by the purchases of the govennnent broker, is too high fur the public, and a large amount of savings out of dividends m the January quarter was carried into the English share market. Had not a new opening presented itself in French shares, it is very likely prices of English shares would have risen much more rapidly, as holders would have been indisposed to sell. Inverters are now going into French and Belgian shares; the latter, we fear, will be a bad operation. In the next quarter neirly seven millions will be paid as dividends on stock, besides what is paid on railways ; some portion of savings will come out of these payments for investment, and a portiou of sur plus income is likely to be appropriated by the Chan cellor of the Exchequer in the ensuing quarter, which will keep up the price of stocks. What the course of investment will be it is impossible to de termine. The following arc the last quotations of exchange on London : ---- . Precious Latest Quotations. Quotatians. Bologna 474 Catania 56 tari 56 tari Horenee (three mouths) 291. 87 291. 92 Genoa (3 months) Ilavannah (GO 1.1,y.) Aldan 291.08 291. 12 New York lO9l 10 100110 New Orleans Odessa Palermo (three months) 55 3-5 54 55.14 Paris (short) 2.5f. 25f. Philadelphia Savannah lO9 1091 Trii.-ste Venice INOLIZEI PONDS.—Tan Tax. Was Peel, shut I 3 per C. Von. Ae.l.. 166 e 4 • 3 per Ct. hod. etas.. shut St ts., l'h.. shut 8 irst C L Um. Loos.. tota i kach6v,s,..r Mai., bis. to 566. PORNION FUNDS. 6 per Ct. AueLto Bosh., i 4 pot Ct. %/Mush Be. 13 Id 4 46 pot Ct. We. Noels. tl 3 Wass Is buturrssl 158 s .4 4 24 y•i Coat.. 5 per Ct Met. ILIt., 131 4 4 por Ct. Itrasilie Edo.. V.l 4 Penman UP. 644 54 lOtto Noe.: , 1 3 Someone Coast:MA 334 44 4 pet et. 11ustms Ages. I 4 8 S W U. I : us.. 111,111 11 6 pia Ct. Lattlhat Iskls., 1 . 5 T Ditta Ornolk Ittls., 21: 6 Ditto Colteb. Isar Wis.. 3 par Ct. Stoutish WU.. :id 4 OwleabLe howler ke. 34 4 W. Ireland Ad... 3 :5..1 CI. Paste Ids, 74 81.1 Ditto Nen Mb., 5 4 St tow Ct. Lute Ws.. 63 4 7 eit tit. Venue 16e,.. 36 4 4 pin Cl. Data Ore. 914 1 treatise Dined BOW* 124 134 THE EXPLOSION NEAR OLASOOW. The Glasgow Daily Na says:—"The intelli gent., up to 8 o'clock last ()limb!) night does not add anything of material eon:some, to what has been already stated. Owing to the iu.eure condition of the shalt them is an unwillingm ss on the part of the men employed to prams el much further till the ti..cessary repein have been made. We have heard it stated be some esp.rienced miners that the pit being on the, any attempt to a.!..r Ise present (-nurse oft he air draught,which is now traversia a the most di rect course between the Victoria shaft and t!:., Free-trade or ventilating shaft, would hose the etfeet of driving the large 1 quantity of tire damp collected in the curious ruaideationa of the workings upon that taut of the pit which i, at pre sent burning, and produce another and more tremendous ex pla-ion. It is quite t , vain that it will he a not le hot!, of time awl danger to ,eon r the bodies, and no reason alde hope can now he entertained of finding the unhappy nun alive. Th. , attention of the proprietors and managers of the pit has be.n 'unremitting. In feet, we belie se Mr. Niven, the manager, has not left the scene of this unfortu wit, rtiamity shire it mewled. The bodies of the tan feUow-worktre of the mien w!no -sere taken out alive were recovered with considerable ditneultv, and the fire-damp, in cunsequence of the want of ventilation, arisirea (runt the explosion, has gained RI Milt that at pee iwnt it would he quite inn/male to sq.r.sich the spot 'rim nee those belie. w e re taken. The eneets of the wpbs. Plow ore very visible ;mad the mouth of the Free Trader pit, the hedge. in the vicinity beim/ comma with soot, a... In foe:, th• whok place presental a ruinous appearance." EXPLOSION AT A COTTON MILL- FOUUTEEN I'ER3ON3 KILLED. The borough of Stockport was the setnu of a very sad I. ron M lay evening, through tll. „.'anitin of a s• ,ut looter in tie cotton factory of Mr. Ilea 4 Manual, by which :1 large amount of property was ihotruyed, and fourteen or fifteen of the workpeopl•• were killed. The mills of Mr. 31ardantl are situate almost in tat centre of tlw town, on the Cheshire bank of the Itiver rwy, ono are• very extensive-11w epinnin t, weaving, unit bleaching all being earned on here upon it large scale. The utire work. corer a very large an adhe buildings enclosing an Irregular quadrangle about 110 ytitle in length. unit unp in r, front 20 to 40 in width. Ont. face of the Intiitliat Minas upon the Weer Mersey, at ele north-west end of :he quad rangle ; and the principal of thew buildings to the river was six 1411Tepi high, :alit stood upon a tunnel, through which water flow toll for turning and other tvirpowes. This was called the aid mill, and the various ROon were filled with machinery fur carding, spinning, anti weaving. In the miihUe of the qua:draw:4e too tarn,. steam lroilet. olio I, (nit under toyer) whir's were: used for the parterre of heating a untidier of smaller boilers, in use for bleaching par. About half-past 5 o'cloek on Monthly evening, whilst th.• hands acre all at work in the mill, one of these boilers, a huge eyliudt•r, 40 feet bong, and about 12 in diameter, wei,,hing 11 tuasatitil having its fire in the ecutre Mom cad, mold. nly gave way from the pressure of nem.' it contained, roe from the immense bed of brickwork in which it had to 11 ti X tl,anil.hot liko an arrow along the quadrangle, a di.- case ofreom into 15 yards, plunging through the wall of the old awl lofty mill minor &serif; d,wher, it exploded, scatter log death and destruction all attentil. 1 he hoillT penetrat.il through n well of i1•111/1.11, thickness, about 12 feet. destroy ing a large potion of that trout of the 6:tiding, mid causing portions of the floors and machinery to hall through 116 the top of it. To add to the calamity, bellwr many of the hands oat kilkd could be ex trirteho, the boat r, whilst earrial a ma-s of fir, wit's it, set the building in flames ; and these spreading w ith great rapidity cosupletcd the stork of destruction. Tice whole of the , portion of the building was ilk-trot.. . leaving only three of its walls standing, in about au Mow from the time 4,1„. Tt i , hand. ‘ll,l did not fall with the de struction rowed by the explosion of the loil••r and wate•d being buried in the ruins, were of course plated iu Cartul jeopardy, and it is not known how many sit' them e.t.al. it a ith their liees. SUM: .4 them hoped through the win dows faring the river into the waters of the Mcp.,..y, blue min and a boy had tie courage to hap from tar window s 0( to • sixth story, and alighted in surety in Tilt' water; but another man who voaytal ; h e fearful 111-11:1 did not 1..1.. 'int but etttching unions! a projecture woad It. :C ..,most iottithe etre on, antl w as kill il. - Thernaine-tentet ~t tntied.lett the fireman woe killed. People were at work all Monday night and during yestonlay in the roil, • of the mill, warehina: for bodies, and up to noon titre:oollWD wire taken out dead awl badly mutilated, n. I Mary Makin, Aim (video, and 11-thec lAdo.. The iiTtllllll2*/* name I. John i•tiller. 'fwn men wt re also found de ad in the ruins. it trued Millions Barth', y and John llowlentom. Be-ides these, two other l aa p v , had here discovered, and it is live or six yu t remain in the Mill.. About 11 thousand hand. are (.m -14,1,1 in tin whole of the mill, but tett above ail or 110 of , thes • were at work in that portion of the building d•wtroyed. i 'the rause of the es.•losion of the litter is not known. It *as quite a new street, of 30 horse power, high pressure, calculated fur a preoure of 5011 r, to the squares inch, and had been worked at 2sellsa pwssure, but is .:aid to have ben going at 211 bas lITTSOUTr 1111/.11 the explosion occurred. Whilst the boiler was c wried by the force of the expleesion to a distance at forty yards in One direction, the part of the matt riels tit the tin-place and bricks in which it a.,, set were mattenol in an opposite direction, destroying pent of the walla of a portion of the mill 2') yards distant, let off to Mr. Stewart, ruanufacturer, and the windean of Mr. l'hsyttin's cotton 'still. A woman in Mr. Stewart'. blowing rooms was stntek with 14 brick and brolly hurt. Some por tions of these materials, however, were tarried oeer build ings :al to 00 feet high, and fell in the park, at two hundred yards' distance. The amount of property eh stroyed is esti mated at 5,000/. The ttiwit's tire-eughte did much towards extinguishing the lin• and preventing it fret extending to the larger portions of the mill ; but MT. MX. , ::1341 had an apparatus which W/1. very efficient for this purpose, con sisting of six hose, through which innovate Tolanwa of water were forted by the machinery of other portions of his mill. The inquest was timed for yesterday evening. HOSPITAL FOlt SICK CHILDREN. Yesterday a public meeting took place at the Ilaraiver-square-romus, to promote the estahliAmeut of an institution of this character at Chelsea. Lord ASHLEY presided, and commeneed the proceedings Ira reniarking on the necessity for such on institution as this. Lord CARLISLE said the statistics of infant mortality were the strongest arsunient which could be used in Pennr of an institution like this. The Bishop of LONDON stated that they were met that day to supply a want which had been long felt in this country. The population of this cast metropolis had for a long period increased at the rate of 30,000 a year, but the charitable institutions hail not increased to a propor tionate extent. Ile hail contrihuted 30 years ago to the formation of the Dispensary for Children, and that institu ' tion had dispensed its aid to 12,000, and in that number the mortality was 1 in to, while it was 1 in 3d with respect to other persons; but a dispensary could not render all the aid that was required. The healing art with respect to young chit. deem was far behind what it was with respect to adults. The welfare of the poorer classes of society was peculiarly de pendent upon the state of their health, and no person could sisit the poor without perceiving how their diseases were aggravated by imprudent management. This institution was intended to afford the means of treating their discuses in a manner of which their own homes did not admit, and it was to be expected that it would afford the means of ad vanciug the medical art by the opportuniti , it uttered for ob-erying the diseases of childhood. A resolution was then proposed to the meeting and carried, expressive of the necessity for an hospital fur sick children king established in the metropolis. The Chairman basing retired, F. H. DIC:ExsoN, Esq., took the chair. Sir U. butte, Bart., and Sir 3. CLAMP: added their tes timony to the want of such an institution in the autrwolis. A resolution was then put to the meeting. and adopted, sanctioning the establishment of an hospital for ehildn u. Captain ACKEIILEY here interrupted the proceedings of the meeting, and on the police making their appearance he retired. A gentleman connected with the Dispensary for Children next addressed the meeting, and stated that that institution had never been supplied with funds sufficient to enable them to relieve in-patients, and was not suttleieutly sup ported. hut there was room enough for both institutions. Dr. BURROWS remarked that if a child had an infec tious complaint among the affluent it could be confined to its roost, and by the attention paid to it the disease cut short, but in the family of the poor this could not be done. and the infection spread to all in the same house, which be came a focus of disease to the whole neighbourhood; but, by the iu,t,tutiou proposed, they would be taken away front the place, and placed in an hospital where eve:y atten tion could be given to it. From his experience in a school for training up young men attached to an hospital, he could say that there were not coos 4 enough of this kind in the general hospitals because there was no room. It required a special knowledge of the diseases of childhood to know how to treat them. One object of this institution was also to train up nurses for children, and there w. re many mothers who would gladly avail themselves of the servisys of such permus. The Rev. W. Ilarrison, Mr. Nolan. and Dr. West, sub sequently addressed the meetiug in support of the proposed institution. TUE OXFORD UNtreawrr COMMA:4ON. The Duke of Wellington, Chancellor of the Univenity of Ox ford, has. it is stated, signified to the Board of Heads of Houses at Oxford, that it they .hould, in pursuance of the legal opinions obtained from certain banisters, petition the crown against the commission of inquiry tiversities, they are to do so through the Secretary of State, o the un instead of I thrOugh himself as chancellor. BAILTVAYS. IRELAND. DCDUN, MOWN la. 1 THIS DAY. St. Patrick's Ball was held last night at Dubl i n i Two o'Crsocx. Castle. As this is the most empty portion of the I The railway share market has been much tie season in Dublin—parliament and the cirmits having pressed to-day. Immediately upon tho opening of drawn off the great majority of the gentry—the at- the market a series of selling operations com tr Amur cannot by des..ribed us very numerous. !mcnced, and continued for some time, reducing Archbishop Cullen addresses a letter to the Free- the rotations of nearly every line on the melee Jouneil, congratulating his friends oa the h e t, iu some instances to a very considerable amount of the collection made .ni Sunday last for the : extent. The lines which have shown most weakness a' are Great Westerns and Midlands. among the trunk intended Roman catholic university, and. unnounem lines, and Scotch shares. including North British and the receipt of three anonymous contributions from Liv. rpm!. amounting together to 500 f. In the town Caledonian ; the latter description is very heavy, and of Ferawy the sum of 311. IN. ii I. was collected. and the vice hos fallen to 14!. in Callan, in the county of Kilkenny, 20'. were ! It may h e noticed , however, that within the last gathered at the chapel doors for the projected hour the pressure of sales has ceased, and a better ("Wyse. I feeling has become apparent, prices generally having A number of the "confederates" and members of i slightly recovered from the extreme point of the the clubs of MN dined together its , t evening in the d a y' s deprtssion. Rotunda to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. So many An extensive business ha l alsobeen done in foreign as 23n mustered on the occasion, but after toasting shares, at a further considerable full in prices, which the memory of " John Mitchell and the nirtyr! of I extends to nearly every description. lit," and duly honouring other equally 6- gleriousl arses AND ot.Oniti ENGUA/UNTEED. reminimetlicos," the company ;To: into a state of admi rable confusion, abused 0 ane of their leaders by whu:a they had been deserted, and broke up in corn pkte disorder. Pd Clus prlors ROLWATI. 1 Testkr.L..y. ----- *lO ! - 6. ;1•.'31:rir ... ..1..3.31);;., room 1. ana Past Junction .. 161( 116=1531i. IS 65)661416s St. 1 100 and Enter ... .. St. j 511 -.1.151e.10n1 at . . ... .. A ; 30 ,Cbeeter and ll..iyltr...l .. 50 ' 13 .1115.1 n aed lielf.oJune . i) : 23 Fart Ansettn (123 le Is & . hod tag D. . . .. IS IIS . 1)3. (1714 X. 56 li.i ... IP, 20 11 , 31.0 e-It Canute. ... .. 23 1 21 i Eastern tII :04, VMS A .. (late E. C. att.) ... .. 23 I , 23 , !.... e - 303. It sad C dltk 13 ;23 T.,: 13.3.eseaire ... .. Ila , 30 :15lialtarsh and (Vao row 2.1 I 23 11.51.3nur... rertl3.ll:uidee 10 • i l9 . 11e.eter .....1 eatnott:h St 11.10 .3,13.0.tur It South Wooten. 23 ;21 iGt....t .N.. there .„. .. 11s i 12:: 1)... i ,43ree,..1,11617 . red 12; 17.;4 D.., 1 31.3ri.., Doi peret. 33 - 30 CH 6.31111.a...111eet.(1re.; et. !US) Cheat Wtsaena ... ... 17 117 Da C. 7 .. ... 50 1 30 Laneseter mad C./311els . 16, 1 ti; Do. Third.. __ ... .. Kt. "00 ' taaeueli: e 3afYorkshiet, 1.1 21 11.. 1 .133.31 ... .. .. I 20 lll 151.1'...ba ... .. ...I W2O II ( 110. .Kt ItHing . l.7alucl 3..) .30 Levi, wad 'Thirst .. .. 1 171 IAI h 3 44 S. MI 13i is; 14 25 13th. SPORTING. WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON SPIILNG mEEToai.—Tur.sitAy. FiwtErcrAct4 et .5 surs. c4cb. ana 20 ailtica; fire fur long.. (8 sub-.) Ys. W 1114 1 ,, I sby batmen, out of Mks Tb ma•lna. 3 Tr., 3 (W...114) Jonc-'.. T.OllO. x yroc, ullOll . (Yrre r) The 6dlowino übo ran:—Mr. Kiug‘ fby Sir Cant', nut of laz , ley . * dam, 3 yr*, o.r. 16:6 (it:con), T r.l Strath more', .rar, 3 y.:*, 64 7lb (Smith), Mr. Pittine* 3 yr*, 64 (Ilarri*ou), Mr. ltlauton's Julia, 3 yr*, t 711) (Charlton), Mr. J. D. 1 3 .3 Exbibitiom, 3 yr% 64 3lb WOO, and Mr. iillMltutit.:ll'h Simplicity. 3 yr.. lkt 3lb (Kendall). Betting:--3 to 1 each 11/4 Setr, Mary ' and Julia, and 3 to I apt Launco4 c. Worn by a bead. ltuu is 1 min. 12 ate.. ---. . . _ Sk SI 71 7 4 1 7k ▪ iti 33 39 el dlv ✓ 10 4 Tits %I. STAKT-4 of 10 sous each, and 50 atlded ; I aisle. (IS .ultra.) Mr. T. It .rsoa'S Mork Tapley. 4 yrs, Sit Mb (Cartwright) 1 lir. T. Lo.tr'y :Caen 3 in, 7.t ..........................(Cbarnoal 2 Mr. Myrbert's our ILke-t. 1 yrs, 541 DIA (fle. cute, jun.) 3 The contra ing al.ostartel:—LordCultslon's Aaron Smith, 3 yr-. 74 (Vs'. sharp); Mr. Ilastimek's Pilot, 4 era, Not llth (NV...whore ) Mr. L'owler'slteaper, 3 yes, 13. t 11th (Wells): Mr. Phillip:. L Jna, 2 yrs, 7.5 (Knott); Sir I. Ilnwley's Gl at L.,;e, I yrs, :SA Jib (11. I)irlin2) ; Mr. Etw.dl's Knight of the Thistle. 3 yr.. in (T. I. ye) ; and Mr. F.rster's Mud chin. 4 yr., a,2 01b (J. llowhlt). Betting: Even on Naney, S to 1 agst Area Sosith, and 71. 1 each iiirg Sir Robert and 31 11 .1 e ; a n. W. u s by two length., a head between second and thirst, the attars b,atnn off. Bun in 2 min. 1 see. WHAM:4OIIIV lIANoIeAP of 15 soy.. each. In ft, and 5 only if dee!nred, with 30 added. tientiernen rider., and 16 subs., 3 of whom dselared. Mr. I. Poe. elotbrwarr, I yes, lift MS (')weer) 1 74.. Cliarltell'a liereaway, 3yr s, lest 1.11) ... 'Mr. Il.el!!‘ l 2 The following alum started t—Lord ChM n' 4 Bornsm, Tr., 114 101 h (Mr. Brooke); Mr. Carew's Escape, 0 yrs, list 716 (Capt. Little); Captain Ilaworth'. The Ilarmsesa, 6 yr., 104 11111 (Howlett`, ; Mr. T. lbsw.ott's lteve r 4,,, s , 4 yrs, last 1011, (T. Lye) ; T. Scott'. Atlmini.trator, :nod, 104 10110 (Wight); Captain Oake's Si , vphus, 1 yr., 104 olb (Whitehon,) ; 3 lr. I. !he's Captain Parry, 5 yes, 104 111) ((Shiver) ; Mr. high, l yrs, 104 111. (Marlow) ; and Mr. Martins Upton, 5 Jr, 13.5 111. (11. Darling). Bet ting : 3to I an 4 Upton, oto 1 each agst Borneo, Cloth. wur'ser, and Ki..,.way, nod 6to 1 apt lteversion. Won by a neck. Run its I min. 25 see. Wools -•r re Sr tan., of 14 roes. rich, 5 f:, for 2-yr old.. Fit, furmatr.. (7 stabs.) l'y berry, be ll'. Mr. %V. t by Show rat of Penner, nit Ilb lt 2 or J. 'lb.:. Nietble, led 41b (Pcwll 3 Furs %I . of 10 auva. eaelt, d it, and 25 added. Oav (U subs.) )Ir. rosin's Varner, I yry, 7st Sib (W. NbuTe) I Mr. Pharr. *. I:Wa, 4 re, let 5:1) ;Kntt) 2 31r. C.111,'. Dule - weD, 4 rre, 1110 lkeker .y) 3 Mr. luort,'• I) whits, 5 rre, set 4lb Mr Lary's... 11nr1e5, 3 yr., Sg tra !Wells? 3 FULMER , : PLATT, 2 mho., was 'rat ,a-i's in two heats by Mr. Knott'. Fifty-one, 124 Sib (31. Sarin). ben ing Mr. F. Itobbin.'s hr gby lietl.hank, 5 yr., I I-t Illb (Mr. 11. Ball), Mr. 11. Ibt!thins's 3litluight, aged, • - .41) (Mr. F. blab an.), and three other.. The rain tell with ream Ay an interval until near four o'clock, hying mule part. of the mulling ground uuder water. Ibe attendance was thiu. 111 1!I 43 113 1 ..; ez dh - 31 2 tik6 91 el ex die 1 111 12 pa . 621 611 ex dii $ 9 di. „ 6,6 I . ! 6 1 5 1 . " so :Xs Sil• b 9 - 1 IN. IWO 14i 2 6 ua • 6 ~, ri pie SO? 614 1 1. 41a 4, 3 0 dis 1i 21.lient 3.: U i{ 3/d1.9 IU G 1 11 Ilx de 37 32 u.lay up to I o'clock. 17i j it if 43 INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. BATH AND sOMERSET, 1841 •-•- AretYTANckbr YOU MR SOMEltyrrrilllUS STAKE:4. soma, 9.4 ; 1 yry, Bet 24b; lk elitur:er, 4 yrs, 5 yrr. bot Ill; WintlischKro:s, 4 yr.:, bs lib; itroali., 5 yr., ;:n 121:5; WIIILMI Vac Conyuvr,r, yrr, Lit IIIb; llultmotker, 1 yrs, 'irt titir ; 01/4121:*, 4 . yr5 . ,..74 . NIA; MarkTmiry, 4 la; is 19i 19 0 96? 7 64 1361 111,1 301 22?, 4 691 90 Lotorw.utd I.6.skwall D 0.1111417 Eaten*. rta'pl . 1.8 n.. l'a ightrn.:t N. Dm,: Lottdon x North-7Vretto DI Do. ,1.1., New taboret . Do. Firths .. . . 11,C lo ah..br..ad o....ir''. L:outtu & A Lutn.Wertent ll*. .Clo ..._:.._ Illmnelv.,llos.,and‘Lainek, onnott...Shef..kLinoolo.o I 170. 71an.8 Limb Colon! D... RV/ .;ilart, ... ... U.. I:1r .a. and Derby .. Sr mmarbet . ... . New pat. Abarg drenny. and Iletelued... ... .. 20 I IS Ito. New 1.10... ._ ... 31 " I %o thern Conntrea ltaior 30 " 7 .. (Newry all Y.nntotaillot 64.1 2. North Brite4 ... .. 20 ' 171 North Stalf rdritira.. ... 120 I 17 North Wordera 10 , I Nor*. h litltolth Wert.7use. 4 7 lin 30 " 30 oxford, Wore.. & Wolter I• 1 10 ht.' 23 00en n Central .. 14 13 23 1 27 Inealtr.tt M,dland ...' 1 0 1 11 93 27:: IN' New . ... ....1 71 6 15i 121'01trew, Nina., a Chas A 4 4am 0.1 2,1 110., C 1...... 11. .. _ . 31 2, Ma 10 I 4 1 ;81 4hrow•htiryallereturllll, 3 101.11 24 all .hrearbury Cheery'. 'I (N,. W. 7tra.) ... .. 13 NO 1 Int all 1 rt. 11alery ... .- .. 0 10 2,. 1 211 lat. traweatry ... . 141 14 1 - . 1 n.ydr 1 Irt. bear ... .. ...; ; Ms 20 ' ti" 411 ire Cubs ..: . . 2 2 Al 30 ' 7 0 :roma 17.r0a ... ... . I 2 , 1 1 211 81. 30 rtaitt. IE ',tern ... ... .. , 2'; 27,1 az a. rm 1 3'I 1401 th W.s'ey .. . - 371 101 IV 113 '•eith St nll4l.tblt'werDstn I i lb g , 23 1 6 .li.eff.,ll4h.,lldraole,n.tre. 31 4 1 21. I 0•! law Va'r Ex ensimt .. 6 lb 30 ; 17; 1 111ororsilo7raDrArbIloil I il l 20 I I ; V.l". of Neoth ... .. 4 II As is 20 trtternwelawll7 ,tens). 6 7 2 au 'Waterf.4.l and Liateritl 28 ..0 Wtrt loaetun ... . . ... M. l 23 .V.elt,New.sodlearllertykr' 23 1.0 Do. do. esti:l.4ow .. 21 1 0 , Ito.O.s.L.ltutch.or R.' 2:1 - - York and North 3/10"aw. Kll . 1; It 12 10 1 04. , 1331 33 1 421 .0 31 If: 3i 01.,10 3 41 86 103• 30`, 33 I' !100 23 ! /3 2: I • .•.• 7ot 41b ; C 4141441, d yrs let 2tb; e by ttl•tiletor, met of Idiom ateoehm, 4 STP, ; crs4l, re, 7rt ; l.y.y r lbw 4 yrs Get Illb gr b by %, rubel,out of 44 him 3 yrs Get I Ilb; Moues 4 yr, Get I Ilb; Aclareathts 4 yr, Get Itilb thcbreneer, 4 ors 4.4 10. b; Mies Gout, 5 yrs Got 51b; Wee't-you•colue•out4.s4aight, 4 yrs Get 71G ; 3.4314, 37r, Go; $O4 Ilarltty, 3 yrs, C.;; The It:Glue, 5 or., rot; Brio, ;on, 4 yr, ; CO•earl, 3 4r, riot; Vrolr.cfq I yrs, 3.t 12114 • Peru 4, LI } 4.. •ot LIB, lietebt toe Thiotle, 3 11•, 54 :lb; The Ilan, 3 Sr.., .44 51.; km It Kooll, 3 yro, Set slb bro. to Trlstittellor, 3 yr, 3.1 Üb: eb cby Jobs•teliatat.t, dam by 5,0141 cr, .1 yrs Set i 24 Ten...lt:bore, 3 yrs lot Sib. ('ROXTON PARK, 1451. * • 4j dig ti so __ 151 141 24 26 5 5e....4 . ...... No , ITNATtuNs for a 11. th triu . me of 15 sots. each, 5 ft. if declared cm the 3Uth last.: - Anne, 6 yrs. bat 1 :IR ; Ohl lot, :1y:ot, R. elb ; Hoe 1:311, agml, 74111 b; Tutitterrier, 3 yrs, 7.t :lb; Hum phrey, 4 )re, Ulb. Gloms, 3 sec, Mt Mb; eh eby litsight or the Whmlle, a yrs, fa elb; thittome throe, $ yrs. fat SM. NUILTIIAIIPTON AND PITCHLEY lIENT RACES, '• " a4ll Is I Li ii as 5%4 a'l ez , 9 1 OS I Isi 6 1 a IA Ng: 91 14a .321i21 S is :o II 6 if Ms ACCEPTANC44 FOS Elittlgl7EXCElt . s tili.-01r1 Fox, 5 yr,i, 7st 13lb; INwt,4 ps M ISA); Mir ItAtrt, iqb; Maio yx*, 7st Slb; Litd. Ls, 4 yrs, 7st Adipte, 5 pi, ;id 511; Nita,, 4 yri, Tot 51b; deincity, ogod, 7st 31b; Olt id blot, 4 yra, 74 Mb; Dort ity, 3 yro, 21b; 4 yrs, 74t MAO., 4 yr., Gat 12115; 'teens', 3 yrs, Gat lllh ; I. Jolt, 1 rat Illb: ilt,ip!a, 4 yTr,ogi Illb ; Tcrpor, 4 yra, Iltb; llntopitrey, 4 45., Cat sib lierre de Touche. 5 ;sty G-t 41b; Fortorn llopr, 3 yob *RAO, 3 yrt, Ost 12Ib; loooriiisio, 3 vs, 543 U 1• ex cly ; b ill ~E gi I N 27 ex dia l I 1) 3 441. „ I law „I 'I VI "4 LINES I.FASED AT FIXED RENTA' I Crrkt et Hunts. Est.', pet' et. thawed to Gt. Wesu ri, I Ina 20 ittroungharrafittitortlJ one' oillsittlytaL,octrithiguar.l oMite (Ira .to Ut.ttest., 27; 29i 20 Ditto without u truatuture! tleousPoGr. ott*.ssurrn. 27 IS IS phut., Wolv., and !hulk, I isc.tlu'y p.t...orwittnroir tlnonst to Orruttle4 rol IS Ditto without a intarintet Dowel to mob... uter i Rucktagham-acre (leased I W London& N. , A esternj. ItastLine. Insh.guAr tl used to la. Northern 59 iltalkselby(LSorkziN Mot 91 Do. sh urn (nnto) I Ito. i sh.a.s (ditto) So I miss% 13r.shard thlldlann 12j Lend°. and Ortenotett Devol to South Sumo nt In UAW Triferemos (ditto) 20 lowestuft Guar.iport.lest. rass.l to Nut futk) I 50 Northern .9 . .. tern .1 in ret 8 8 1 3c 3 7 $p '7l 171 31i 33 101 103 Ni 97 96 1 1,02,ed to East.Cotiotic; 30 1 , 1 l'htto New (404) :3 1 23 :I'rnooe&Wyre Clem. Loa StN.Wept.,t Lane.lYori , 11, 1.1; Ditto s }bares (A) ttlitto, 20 11C.A., lII d Rthlr , t , . . 111 111 21 25 : 1 (Intland to 64AthEd-tet n, $ fi Royinon and Ilttnhin Om ' I to Overt Northetn GI I.loo.6bcpreth s:aten.(ditto IS ili:Auuth Stal6m.iohji, (100 to Sir. Welean 23 133 , W., ar V 4 allay, 6 p. Ct. tuo. l lea% to Stnenton&l) tr 1 50 I IA I Wilt% :%•mt.n.rt,l6‘yeyni.l (le.oed to tilt. M eater& IS 16 54 56 4 6 pm BillTlslf CONs'IILAR Fries Allitoan.—We under stand that the heavy charges made by British consuls abroad has become the subject of inquiry by a sub-eont- mittee of the Shipowners' Association of this port (Liver- pool), lately appointial to inquire into the burtheus and restrictions affecting British shipping, and that strong efforts will be made to procure the total abolition of fees taken by British consuls, and to remunerate them by fixed salaries in lieu thereof. At all events, it is hoped that the strong facts which will be brought before the goverumait will induce them to see tin , propriety of greatly reducing the amount of the (ea. We would suggest to any of our mercantile friends who have suffered from this grievance to lose no time in bringing their cases before the Shipowners' Asses ciation.—Liverpool Standard. ME HUNGARIAN REFUGEES IY LIVERPOOL: Liverpool, Tuesday.— These men still remain at the pre raises, in Oriel-street, to which they removed on leaving Mr. Label's establishment. Subscription lists have been handed about and efforts are being made to raise funds for their support. Those of them who have agreed to go to America sailed this morning. aud before leaving addressssl the fol lowing letter, signed by twenty-six of them, to Mr. Diary : *. Respected Countryman ! You are herewith requested to interpret our feelings of gratitude towards the government , of this glorious and free country, fur the generous and liberal way in which we have Wall provided during our stay here, as well as for the arrangements which have been made for our passage to America. You will in like manner *Mr our warmest thanks to the worthy Edward Rushton, Esq., the magistrate of this town, fur the humanity and , kindheiutedness he evinced in mitigating like au end, acing father, our sufferings. You will further bring to public notice, our thanks towards the generous inhabitants of this town, who received us with so much sympathy and so gene rously subscribed to our relief. You will personally see G. 11--, Esq., Messrs. G—th, P—gh, and their Welsh friends, and assure thou that we shall never forget the kindness which we have received at their hands." ST. PATRICK'S DAY IN LIVERPOOL.—Monday last being the anniversary festival of the patron saint a Ire land, according to custom, a procession of the various Irish lodges paraded through the principal streets of the town. The procession, when fully formed, numbered souse live thousand persons, the majority of whom wore the appro priate badges and insignia of their respective fraternities, varied by drapery of the national hue. Several bands of music and dap inscribed with appropriate mottoes accom panied the procession. Altogether the affair was more im posing than any similar demonstration fur years, hoth as regards the number of persons forming the procession, and the respectability of the externals generally. A rather laughable incident occurred to a portion of the procession, as it defiled from Lord-street into South John-street, about noon. Several of the men who were not aware of the loca lity of the repairs which are at present going on, came un expectedly ou an open sewer, and several of them fell in as they followed each other in succession, until they lay heaped upon each other's bodies, presenting an object the reverse of picturesque, and no doubt feeling equa lly un comfortable. A little delay, however, was the most serious result of this temporary downfall of the sons of the " first gem of cue sea." Some petty brawls occurred during the evening. In Stanedsh-street all the windows of a public house were I.r aeri e and several Irishmen were taken to bridewell.—Lieeri out Seandant 41 43 el cur el Val 21! 21 ez di• R 84 1 5 13 Pal 24 21 ail 24 25 1 6 S 19 ISt 171 SI4 SZ di 20; 20 27 1 I I 6 ol 21 i I If rsd „ 11 IS 4$ PREFEHRNCS fillAllaL 81 Aberdeen... ... ... .. i pr pm In eakdosian /10 . ..., 31 15 Chuter and Holyhead ...I 17 17 3; kastAncrimn(M.les)tip.O. ti t 5 INtto (St.) 7 per Cent, ...I 2 Intto (H. 173 j 7 per Cent.' 111Postern Counties Eatem.,l , [ 3 per Ct No. I . a Ipm . CA Ditto do. No. 2. par 1 pm 10 IN. New fi per Cent. Mock IA 11 20 'Coat.Calos..iwipipt.Gp.Cl- 1;1 1;1 S I Edinburgh, Perth. and Dundee, 51 per tient ..., dis ta l pi 12 Great Northern 3 per (kw , 1 21,0t.Stka We-1(11;0E104Mo! 1 pa 8 ,IwacoaffirescYork3 EAV 1 le dM id 9 11wedakThiraktaturts.t815i —pee lee I Laniori,llrieht.,444 Coma; I I gu.SpCtlateCroyd.Thr•ts. (03 ILittcs Pities. 3 per Cent.' 100 'iftuck.lB3l,frcensol.sh.El Ditto New guar. G per Ct.,138 139 O LondockSthWmtern New. 21 23p21 3 'llan.Shaff.feLiac.lsh.Noli 141 151 10 1 Do. New 110 ... .I IS 121 2 Do. L , ... ... . 1 i 2 pen ,109 Sloilast..Cons.B.B4l3.Bp.Ct.l3l 131 20 Norfolk Extension., .. 117 II 9 Ito. 51 per Cfilt. GOAt, i 1 1i OIL dy II North Brlttah ... . ..1 1 0 2 Oxford, Worcester, and, Weiser., X '5,4 per Cent, II ihrewsburylklliffinm.New Gualtureed ... ..., .. i 101 11} 10 rare 14,...3 Chester(Nor.W.' Min.) 8 per Cent-. ...1 141 131 en die 25 Routh Devon ... —. ,IS 10 17 , York. Newc ustle,k Berw.,' Ot.North of Eng.purch. II 17 en cv • O Ditto Ditto ... . 41 0 141 Tewk3rN.3llll.l.foki.Purelf 11 a din FOREIGN RA IS I 20 ;11oulogne and Amiens . 10 20 Central Frame (Vierzon) 20 I 9 :Dutch Rhenish . 14 lEd,t Indian ' 3 Great Indian Pinheads.. 24 1 I'''. Lnsrrnbourg 11 11 ` Pa. 1$ Antal:do -711 Do. do. New .„ IS I ID Illsentu and Liege ... „. *0 1 II !Northern of France . 90 1 . Orissa .nd Bordnant 10 20 'Paris and Orleans le 24 Paris end it 0,1211 20 II 'Paris and Stinsboarg SO 20 tea sod HAT 20 I 1111 Ilembre sad Meuse So IS to and Nantes 111 Went Flanders... ILWArt. 1414 11 19 1 31 4 dos 11 1 pa SI 3 1 3S 3 33 Vs V I 4 274 1314 141 3 $1 Si SP ( . 4 I 11 17 21 1 I fpm Ix.' pm La,: 101 116 101 i 18 1 1 1 4 I 111 4 3 21 91 31 91 , 1 4 24 64 1 Ili 161 12f 12 i ei 4 54 41 1 BRISTOL, ilarcA 18. STONE EXCRANOI4.—The market shows much buoyancy, oral stock maiata,u na value. The following are the quotations: — Bristol acd Easter, Sal • Bristol MA KAN. 1 0 i per mot. Prem.; Kennett and AVM Calif, $4. [THREEPENCE VIENNA, MAltell 15.—Five per Cent. 3letalligne.. Unit ; Four-anti-a-heft per Cent..., ditto, 1131. Batik Shares, 1259. Exchange on London, 12.50. For Aeooutat. P 41114 Yarn Mur F 7r. tyTeninpr' tliA t. mt.; Lose.' Cko/nr. • I . 90 2.7 110 57 95 57 141 I 5: Sr w2O 1 04 15 94 25 94 10 Y. 23 ::. • 3 per Crntd. 5 per Cen.t. !•110T et'llt.l. Nes , Loon, 3 114 Cu,;.. 110 41; er (ant., Eleu:.rtge on London : at ~'gkt. 21 V 13egiae, 3,1 Y io ISM 5, 14.1 — Itoman lo In, 145 Do. 46 — 15 - e. d ... 1.50 D... 24 l5lO . Tr. :our,. 1....112.41: p. Cent& 5295.. ,•.11 4 11 ,, t - Gym: • , 412 40; V..r..tiiles (ri4ht hank), 17.1; ~.t,, filet bank', 1.8 54; l'ari• and Orkan., ; and Bourn, t 2 511; Eaton a,rl ILonv, 291 .11; 54arae.lie. and A‘iorn-m, 101 50 ; Stra.baurg aunl 1140. e, 460; Ctir re. 111 11: 41.1. an. and Una. 112 50 ; 1:,•11, 14i; 151,14 and ...4!ra,`, ourg, 331 2); Toars and Nantro, 21.5 ; dialder.an and Trn6..., 453 33. ;) dais, 24 Sly. Monty. AMERICUS METAL 3IIRKET. New York advice s, under date 5111 inst., state that in iron there was a fair business doing in Scotch pig at about previous quotations. Some 150 tonsehanged hands nt 22 dons., 6 months. Thcre was nothing of moment doing in English bars, which continue dull at 10 dols., 0 mouths. To effect Kali% it wits expected holders would have to reduce their pretensions. In lead, American was in limited supply, at 5 dols., cask per 100 Mo.; 50 tons of Spanish bud been Ott, it was supposed at 4 debt. 70 c., also foe eitsh. No important change had taken slur: in the market for copper since last report, while tho demand for new u•thing was fair at 21 e., and yellow metal (English) at PO e., cash. Old was quiet; the last sale was at VI!, c., cash. Saks of 15 tons of s p elter have been made on terms not 311:14t . public. fin — Baum was tint at 21 c.; platcs brintr U , doh,. 50c., 0 months; 2,000 slabs were sold on private terms. CO.WIERcEiL ,ILUZKETS. iNCING-LAN E.-TH TS DAY. SIMAIL—Thv market loot Wen inactive Tho public talcs of Bahia and J.iva all boo zlit in. ita:tinial re mains quoted : grocory t C0r1. 7 1:E.---106 bales and halt-biles ~1.1 in mildir 1:., :it precious rates, tit!. to lah, 2:01 ban.: of good or`lin"rY Ratite Ceylon, importud 1311, sold in radii- ',do, I.ls. lid., which show.. a .light Tr ‘. :The markut rcmains : (WU/WM CO:Ig011. Landed, 11,,,d. to In. Pi IENT4I. baLt...u'..l in public • c. • to it.--00 hags of lute unnuton 1 t,. nlj told at 311. to 3,,,t1. per lb. nit c..-2,800 bags of II in public Sale at 90. to 1.14,0 continue: , dull. In other articles no material alteration. iun t 10-t arr. k in Luta Wu, liver iltdi.and a c Or& is the maw icrlikl tut year 9 I, ,so;0 Derrroke 111,'.111 TICTOS PM OS TS% DI i•il TO L.. r WEIR. ItO. London 3,41.074 L2' rpool 13r. tot Uple etc.: Unbe Ist 1,40 inerrve. .51:Iii 911,197 i;ais;neu 412)3,12.: TALLOW M. RKFT.- -THIS DAY. The market re7aain- ,fraily, ye,t..rilay‘ quota tion,i, and but little 11:11W .T. ' L,,w, l I . :11111W 1.1 quid, ter-bur4 V. on tls. ; March and April, Us. la•t thrrc uumtli. , Itl,. to MARK-LA-W.-THIS DAY. The reetipts of nil ite.erip;ime, of grain dd. week tiara beell moderate ; the few Imre, I. Of ling.!islt Wheat mt bolo brought the rztrente tponations of Monday . 1.14. The quan tity of secondary and inferior s:irts of foriagu Wheat uth r im; from on .hit hoard, is too large to mlinit anv Avant,: ; in the rules mat te previous , prier, A err ,1.111110111 - 11. .% Flour ' in vonsiqs sae; ola pretty tt, a, Ltl ateanee in the value of Wheat in Franee, was lira pre,singly ollered, uud its value sets well ni iinteined. _ _ Time W:l4 (1 tr u l,• in Barley atilt Oats, with th“ turn in pri, e in 1:11%,na: Be utielutit.4...,l. Cluccra quite LA dear a , on Mond:iy. AlilllV.%l.s INTO LONI/ON FROM 17th MAILCII to 19th NIA11(1T. tr.. Engll.4. reott.l. Lruh. Furvien. wile :It ItArley 1361 21)41 U.gts.... Floor, 'who; 4710 tcluel.. 31./h, 110. COAL NIARKET.-THIS DAY 114.: u Slain. 13.. thl. ; Wail. Elul Madill, ; ti all. End ; Wall. End 3‘1.; Walls End Lavabton, 1.1.. ; %Call. liad Stcwart*:., 3d.; Walls klud Tor., 15.. J.I. —Skips at market, LI VER POOL, March 18. Store-Eschrkson,—Although a very - ftir amount of bu.a.e.. ha. bean 11040 to ane.las >WI aware, gener..4 toanav, yet penas are tower c,nopased with thore of le e k Nay, the tame of the market was wt.?, at Ps chase The &snip, altar. a has t• be. n ra ther beanuet during the day. The fultau mg are the qt, moon. ea actual sal. :—.tberakan, 1 , 1 --Am'aergate sr d Y. an .1 tirellell, 2), It.— Lunaallire, aed Chc.laite (lute and Itirkenhesal), 20 —Calokautan, (pr teranoe shares), el -Means end Holyhead. 2t:—unto (14 . .1. guar. per cent.), 11—ha-tern Cuunnot, - Ea.?. Lancashire, 171 —l3liaturula, Perth, anal Ulanalte, 111, , Great Northern (A). 6,—Lanasa, lore ant Yore, hire, 11, i—letto (tin shams), lit d.—ltitto (fifth sham( Won ltialang Union), 3 d.— teetls and Mina, 171- Laverpoui, I rushy, and na uthputt„ I p.— London and North Western, 181—Tinto (new( ruro), 51 p.— bat. ,qtt deer bliarvs, C ' p.—Maiebester , chettlehl, and Unman shire, .1 . 3 —lnns (preterente shares% 14 a-IG —Midland, w( —Ditto (half e!,.tre, 12( .I—North llrttieh. 11 5 —North Western, NI .I. ehrewsbary and Cheater (pre guar.!! per coy.), 13—,forth Eastern and Dover, VlLta—York, Newcastle, and lterwick, 22;—Yuck and North Mat-an. 17281 j )—liouiegne and Amiens 11--Dutch Ithenen„ 8! d.—Nuathern of France, par—O leans, Tours, and Lt Wean . , if d.—Paris and Straalturv, 4; d.--Itoutn and Lane, d2( —Sunhat, and Mtuae, 21—Tours and Nantes, 71 LEEDS, March Is. STOCK EXCHANOR.—We have had te.9 huSAIIC9S done thin thvn yesterday, and a general rieeliire in quotations. .tv compared with ye:nerd:ly' Nhitunda here tillen from 644 to 63; Cale. doniane, from L 6 to L 4; 1••;14 ihmeanhires, from In* to :7; • and Leede and Thir.ke from 211 to 201. The other al wile; tiaa morning were: Lneashite :And Yurkshirex, 621; hats (links). 14 die. • North Western', lo; F.oeern Co:ratite, Ti ; Swath F.44.,rn and hoary 261; hlaiwireeter, Shrlflehl e and Unwind:are Muck, 31. BIRMINGHAM, March 13. STOCK EXeIIANOI.—We have had another Bat market here tesday, and prices were all the turn lower. The only tton.ac tioco were .—Siidland Sal. shares, 13 dui. Shrewsbury and Binning ham A's, h dia.; arid bumaishion Banking tawapriay, 23. MANCHESTER, March 18. STOCK EICKANOE.—There was not much business trans acted, and prices generally eulferra u decline. Leneaahire and York- Alyea declined from GIL which they were quoted at on the protein day, to C/l, Sh. Meld Stock from 39 to 34i; and Yolk and North Modlntul from to as. London and North Western Stock wu tole tably firm, and was done at 132 k. noir MAGuart.vrEs.—The following gentlemen have just been placed in the commission of the peace for Middlesex by the Lord Chancellor :—Lieut.-Colonel Edward Bagot, 3t, Laton-square ; Joseph Bateman, Esq., LL.D., East ludia-road ; Joseph Ham ndale, Esq., Woodside, Whetstone ; Captain Charles John Bocinquet, R.N. Wild. wood, Enfield ; Everard Augustus Bronde, Esq., Si:thaws bed House, Turnham-green ; Thomas L. C oc k s , Esq., jun., 'M.P., 14, Hertford -street; the Hon. Henry Fits-lloy, M.P., 42, Upper Grosvenor-street; Francis Gaylord, Esq.,. East India-road; Edward Baylis , F.sq.,• 6, Cambridge -ter race, Hyde-park ; Sir John G ibbons , Bart., Stilwell place, Staines; James Haggard, Esq., Amaral House, Twicken ham; John Kaye, Esq., Fulmer Grove, Gerrard's-cross Bucks; William Lawrence, Esq., Alderman of London, 36 , Tavistock-square ; Dudley Coutts Marjoribanas, Esq., I, Upper Grosvenor-street ; John Hartwell Maude, Esq., 14, Great George-street, Westminster ; Fran c i s G ra ham 'Moon, Esq., Alderman of London, 2s, Portman-square; Fowl , y Newsom, Esq.,. Stamford - hill; Doual Nicoll, Esq.,. 2 It, Albany and Oldfields, Acton ; Major William Reed • Bed font, near Hounslow ; Augustin Robinson, Esq., 67 , Eaton square; John Abel Smith, Esq., M.l'., Belgnive-square; henry Grace Wilson Sperling, Esq., Ilighbury-hill ; John Gilliam Stilwell, k:sq.,• t 2, Arundel-street, Strand; Denzil Ibbetson Thomson, Esq., 27, Montague-square; James Holbert Wilson, Esq.,* 19, Onslow- square, HromP ton ; and John Wormald, Esq., Ilighbury•.--1 0 These gen tlemen have taken the oaths of qualification.] ItEt HAND.—First, when I was a boy at school I was shown the hatchments in Wateringbury church, in Kent, by my master, and informed that Sir Thomas Styles had murdered some doracidic, end ly, at and was core obli ge d to bear the "bloody han d ;" and e 1 al e g e r r t IL t 4. Church - Greeley , in Derbyshire, at the aid of the Gres ley family, 1 was shown the marble la le on which Sir Roger or Sir Nigel Gresley had cut up,io, a sort of Green acre style, his cook ; for which he war obliged to have the Moody hand in his arm, and put into the church on bis tomb.--Voles and Queries. 2: , • LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. "[ADM!), klAkCil 13.—Three per 31t; after Bola, 311 cash, 34 11-16 paper. Four per Cents., 14 Five per Cents., 161; after Bolus, 163 cash, 161 paper. Coupons, ; after Buisa, 9 3-1 G cash, 91 pap er . PI444i,VV/1, 61; after Balsa, 6 3-16 cash, 6 7-16 piper. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 104 cash. Exchange on London, 60.70 paper. 13Enuk, MARCH 17.—Voluntary Loan, 1051; New Loan Four-and-a-Half per Cent,., 1011 ; National De bt, 1; Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 124 ; Bank Shares, 961. - 1 . 41 1 " 1 41 St. ,100