The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-04 00:00:00

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In ntsael. i l '.• \y ^''' lop Idel. • •Ite ga..-11111.714 ves. ..- .. .._ _ - - _ thee. •-. MIL DRAT 4 1 1 CM. - LA4. ...ii - - - avndedr..d.'es- two? _ Ileediro. mod 14. .11 ce Levy to ...., ..........• —.- - teeeksAriege. and _ the _ just . MANNZIIII, but there are none like him left to chant the praises of bigotry and folly and tyranny. The other literati of the school have sown their wild oats, and taken to docent courses. Even Mr. SMYTaII has bit a in ist:ain "Historic Andes" sad writes geed in the columns of a ourepspe. Like the Leto MAYOR'S men in armour, the most asesible et our Young England party have pat eV their pow ply and comport themselves as peaseable Christisaa But Lord JOHN MANNYAS will not be cored. He still tilts at windmills. He still sings, as of old: Oh ! would some noble dire again to rain The feudal banner of forgotten days, And lire, despising slander's barmier hate, Me potent rider of !Woolly state. He still longs for the time when Freed from these, her galling amine, The church her long expansiveness regains; And, unrestrained by iwortssaiss's jealous laws, Msy dare to advocate her own good came. 110 still glories in " hanging over" the tomb of the tyrant and blockhead JAMES H., and "praying" - - That our dear country's sin maxi , . forgiven / And of such a bard, their only remaining bard, the old ladies of England are to be robbed. He hu gone to the " Forest." His loss there's no counting: He has stopped his rhymes " fountain." When their need was the sorest But if the old ladies lose, who will gain ? Is the I QUIES likely to find a very devoted servant in a mien river who is always blubbering over the 161161d11110. of the STuarrs? Is she likely to re joice much in the services of a writer who is for ever bewailing the fate of our " latest rightful kings," meaning thereby those incarnations of despotism and folly, the STUART'S? Fancy the following verse being the production of a cabinet minister. He is speaking of Avignon, and says : The losf of England's rightful kiop Found here a foreign horse — Condemned by treachery and fraud From England's shores to roam. A pretty . " dainty dish" of treason " to set before Inc Qum", is the poetical "pie" of her MAJESTY'S CHIEF COMMISSIONER OF WOODS AND FORESTS! As we have said, he would have you believe that he is for ever blubbering over the low of our "rightful kingL" He can't go into St. Peter's at Rom waled shedding tears over the tyrant's tomb, and strain his country for ridding herself of such a man— Fu from thy shores, dithonostrod England, lie These mournful relies: the bones, namely, of JAMES. Of Prince CIIARLE24, who brought j flro and sword 'into the land to dispossess her ESTI% ONOOlier front the throne, he snip : And lam a second Cram, though with far a hear dm, Pared o'er a mooed Rubicon to urge a worthier claim. Her MLitt:ll7's ancestor is styled in analbsr The dull ankingly ruler or a patty German town— and there is much mourning and lamentation over " England's gentleman" and England's peers, for not taking advantage of precious hours— That might hays plaoad Jars etaart's son Oa Ragland's earnest thecae. Is it comely that this man should be allowed to sing the corona& of the &memo in her Me.itorl's ante-chambers It will be said, however, doubtkas, that it is rather hard to judge a man by e:peem • ons he has made use of in works of Action; and in some respects the ob jection applies. It would be very unfair, for in stance, to credit Mr. DISRAELI as a statesman with all the brilliant absurdities he has flung off concern ing the Asian Mystery. The new CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER throws in the Asian Mystery as a ;t i t throws in a bright colour—for an effect. however, he has done this, he leaves it alone. He does not even take it to a dinner party, much less to the Howes of Commons. But Lord JOHN MAN- 1 PTAs' absurdities cling to him wherever he goes. They aie a part of his being. do far his mind is abnormal. He does not only believe in the feudal system, but he preaches it. It is not merely in verse that he tells you the regeneration of society will be effected by making the poor dependent upon the rich, but the whole tenor of his speeches shows the same thing. Ile not only chants toe evils of mort main in bad "rhyme," but earnestly advocates it in bad " moon." . . Is such a man as this, who has n shown any capacity for public business, but who is continually outraging the spirit of the age, who is importunate in his endeavour to depreciate everything good and great that has distinguished the modern world, a fit minister for England ? Is one who never sings but to celebrate a tyrant a proper person to be *member of the government of the only free nation in Europe P Certainly not. Such a choice is an insult to the intelligence and the peeress of the nation. If the Earl of DERBY thinks that any amount of ability on his own part will ward off the ill effects which will be produced by stubborn wrong-headedness and poli tical incapacity in his sobs, he Ili mistaken. Ito has work enough on his hands without having to defend his friends. Protection is a heavy cargo; modiieva superstition, and imbecility will sink tho boat. LONIX)NDERIT AND ENNIAKILLLN RAILWAY.— TrANIc for the week endlan Feh. 28 (241 miles open): Pseeengers, mu. 3s. 10d. ; goods and mails, lIM 19e. 11M. ; total. 2181. Bs. Bd. Corresponding week, 1841 (16 miles open), 1441. lls. 10d. BELFAST AND COMM DOWN RAILWAY.—TrAffiC returns for the wet& ending Feb. 29 : Passenger*, subscriptions, goods and panels, 1741 Ile. Ild. Week end ing_March 2, 1861, 1861. 3a. 1041. 'NORTH STAFPORDSIIIRI RAILWAY. —TrafRe return foe the week ending Feb. 22, 4,4281. ; correepooiling week last year, 4,4121.—[The above is eztlusive of the receipts available under the agressaat with the London sad North Western Railway Ompany.] LLISON and ALLISON, Patent pigment. iiisi ss usisterere. IP ark' 71. !Wield...Mee. nisowdl bin or.l.mr.ouss. sat 1410.1r.r . . Pi %Nommen' ag o s sime d i . TILE COLCHESTER ELECTION. b p WAAL& HIKE, ss.l FIN IRTAnoN. lastismeistrsias (Frost tbs Duly Sews.) i ...,, . by, ..,cy .4.1 0 srwl i. A. b 4 d al a. 4l4 dgmb 4 The electors of Colchester must to-day consider wisress- elan....A ,s.i rusAir... by wises usirrest Iwo/rim the attrition of how beet to All the vacancy in their ----- t 7 !representation caused by the appointment of Lord y . ‘i it •No it , E HMI:H t., I lAN ut uK'S IN FL ATF.D 1ND1.4.-RUBBE R ALL JOHN MANNERS to a post in Lemilbutar's ealistri.. nu bagel re weld es Isis wMI. 1.014 JOAR ' & sell . the 5,..s vsr, whir • le ala ..; N o. and forced to exhibit his inesesatesee 41. 1 brie LAM te the Isqabwr, sal hare* , - 4 %% %, - I stage, in clothes that won't fit P Has be ever • e ..•p.ree 4.1%n , 04111... n . , I i . b. s‘ b waits ti may be e t 1 injured the Pante MINHVEZR? Hu be ever tuo .t pt. a.uro to we .1e- , 1 , 01 1 11 4Nis to , 0 " damn'd him with praise," faint ar eluag I. }Who r o• .4 •yth1n , .... 11 . 1 let to ~ ... ever fettered hint in the rusty skiable's', • ballad ? axe aeor .. Inviets rr..l en.l an. Amalie . eir r ' 9 Hu he over written a line upon him ? Hee, the e.'m rab r it • , Earl of Dearn's revenge is justifiable. It aot i t eri be iiivt,,, :.. 0. ...... .:.' O f '' . appointment is a refinement of cruel . - • t4P- 4 1t . , JOHN has written some poems, and might , ches t . lit: . Vb0 4 : 441 a: al Hatter himself that he had done his wont. Not se. —XL. 4- . -- _ Why are sentimental old ladies of the tory party ViP ll ' 4 )n - • to be deprived of their Poet Laureate? Why are iIIMIS , .. they to be debarred from the refreshing draughts of 1 • foaming milk-and-water which he frothed up so in- _ • imitably for them? Why are the misfortunes of rat taw tri,erra. rt. f otLet til2 A tord Of OWL vagrant children of despots, from CHARLES 11. to tt ti.' 014.1 , I. IS t-SUBLER HOSE PIPES tar Anywise. HEN Ea V., t o rema i n u n su n g p err ,^4"*."* r'nr P rimv .." ll6l•Lim i_. ___._. 15441 """." 4 i ' zi. The old women and tho repent despots, and the t.„ g ... tutoiLir of Vali lis blade ira sos me ewrese. prbeeeb Pketalke ladluetabaer termer eed 1.1111111 MS" Wsisrpreel maudlin medirevals " could - have better spared a rebtbe b.. , " A.r tboltleme sad Ibis, Erb slo SS &OW better man." There were lots of Lord CHAIM/Sp and Al .w. 14 re addiffMNl to JAMES LlOlll t lolLoaslter mums. ry. tiormilesed, Lerloa. yid most Intl lisaedsde Lord JOHNS who could have Milllolllllllll/61 the st.nn.w J EWKLLIERT. DODD. BR0T2; 0 4o. illssisass-hosso skis). jsurellers. sad exchnuiens, Mg is sib* an lessestiss et ark arissilis KT -11, IST 4.411•1111611711. Simla is Moist ilissisilist swiss sad emus dodges Is claim liss=lismllls, Imp assiisp. is Ur Mtnth us Luslos.--41k HENRY BULLS, in, 171, eml 10 OE VORD-11TREIT, LONDON, forenamed* Oh blettly.tnobed GOLD WATCHES. of the RON ZONTAL comarauenow, a z GOLD DIALN,J en fie., a Ftm Dunne 1 I -11.,4 ram* at end-e- Half Goneee '.% Ln 4110 W 0 171, talent in eagenosat of New sad 0.0074 D lIAND &LAM and the NEW II sad Alm PLATED GOODS. at eseeedlogly rodend prim. HY IWO imid JEWEL. LEST Is eln la me de, mo nutoty. Rae lie& Our Gna t SO& one ; Wee AL. DEBT CILUNe, ken tn. one. A Pamphlet, eeenlfilaff the . Ingot Prima eel 11060 mill be se=t, tem ea eppullette by leen; and es Wag agilluiles 1 Nen the Address-171, 172, end 10, 011 1 0 t MIDDX. (Al • /.../..N....... _../ -•.• ,••• i tt i• -, ... 1. . -c '4. ** 1k ) . m . ;, t i:f.t.' .. —I. \'# ' I . ' '. ' ) ' s..< .. - ' ..- . q ... ...._,....... THE HUMAN HAIR.—ROWLANDS' MA CAM a OIL pod raocarrod thaotaboat tap oral tot lar antotoble anon pooorflop oat boaraffOop tam bar. he iplootlos lb es •of bobber Is poselisoli arrest so tint, b somaress War. warm la NW vuoraos lan Woo PM to owl% 11101111.11~ ■%COMAS OIL Pa feat maw law nora of twoolltal tale. Ito Po math at Alamo. op. Irmo, oat forooladifo. It Is Pr WYNN ta • rit POPP Itis opsiolly plamoodot, so tof id == Y a brained laid at Yin owl itaarlos it umo at tin los mob ma . Rio Oa ail. awl 7a; of lowly battos (arpit km irrer2 Ha at. i ma Palk Sri Oa 111. Oats —Oa IY Immo of pi weft me gm awe% tOOO kook "Raffloold arrowlllo Imo on opproot ea ttio MP of Or ror may lA* dam, farefiafas 111,0111barra—laill by*. 'UMW D ✓ot ant+, :0. tiollaapalos, Maar. sad by GU Mal and hr. torn. TownLs or COMMML—Yestorday • meeting was held at the Leaden Tama. tat the perms of Mares ea seldnitha which MI hem dueled to Geis le Mae he terse which edits Meese Mr. lieestsLm, the bin bersorary weretary, and the arrestive ommilMe foe momotinc friblinals of Ceentineme. The arbitinteeh os the per el Mr. Lynes, were Neweame Oise sad Hoary Hee leer Leyeester, Evlre, and he the esesettee estemielee, Hr. Mamas, of the tirm of ]Memo. Temsee mei Nem, sad Mr. Gratis, of the ern at AM, (kWh. ad Co. Ile Lyme eddriesed the midribs' st Ivey FM Weak sad stated, is sleet, that he steed eisegel ;• =whit Seim so acted se to igloo' the UMW the read witeenbers wished bo presses; seemali, with henfes so kr fortunes his s:L= l l a.. who hid appitsd bits, o to an in direct to the sommillse, y peapblets and docessets offeadm le tat ies m il :t7 thirdly, that he had teedeesd Ids seelmeeks. whisk Lid bees entiegted. Ali Oh he hoped le peeve sot to be the fad. Ile had bees the ereplesese of ei * mfamatah the mommeat, sod had gives it his riatoitone wises kw menace months. He hod Ma tremeor, mere • tub, ad everythirot—havise Mr. Stanley se soistaat seerdary, taniegh where . ty all that happened to him had hese oNstemL Os the 6th of Omar her there wee • meerfarg a sespelim Mr. Fraser, Mr. Fite milieu. Mr. Nachdem, w( dhotis, when a Ms of Mr. Leval Levi's beim repent whisk was matreep te tint rib, h had bees Idd hews by the messoters of the mew sent. he messed it. sod hoes thy Wm • sail Mil hem famed to remove him. Up to the Nth of Doessiter se Mgt had bees had with him. Ow the 96 a Desember he r Mr. Lyme) addressed • letter to the statitrilere, = es • question whether it was their wilt that he Morn fen the lOth of Deeember Mr. Tuft: wrote Idis a pleat. letter chiming authority to dictate M hi=; bat he thou la he ms wet bond to gry a madams who fermi one of a tombrootioa against the MONIIIIIII. AS II msu et the 6th of December it was spud that time diseM be a metal of the general committee Me ties 17th ad Dember to vinsuter the proposal of Mr. Lost Levi, hot MIMI mile a meeting of the aubeeribers, wad a madation asespep is his resignation waa adopted, se e t i cseed that he had publittied • peraphlet te the committee. It would ha Is, the addieseses to decide if that resolution woo preppely anfied.-11s. Stanley, the present secretary, who appeared he dill INlNl minee, read a statement of the reseals whisk ishesed them to wept the resignatios of Mr. L white res to tad effect that Mr. Lynes win *sly the Yreae7 esasilligy Yd had so (yawl over the leads, that beim la the heads ef • homee committee ; that be wham( to is is Om a balance of the subscriptions which was in his bads; that the route punned by lir. Lyric., atter 1 peepiniime as the euhjeet of tritionah of commerce bad bees sob by Mr. Leant Levi, was not each as the cesienehoos the =ed i tha t _,_ he tni , ilisheil pamphlets attarkiag Ilk. T. tog Timm, and wrote letters and circulated dennonan ellsidee in their nature and unfounded in Ina sad hest Mr. Lrles trod , red hi, resissatioa to the sehedeers, 'Leh they meeptad by s me of the segolley of ass. The arbitrators postposed OM dishiest, sad Nis media/ sepa rated. FlstinonOtitti . AND POULTYARRie bIiTITUTION. Testensay the sixteenth anniversary of dna charity was cilehrated hy a dinner at the London Tavern, when aboat one hundred of the patron. and subscribers were present— W. Stevens, was in the chair. It appeared by the report that the institution owed its origin in 1836 to the etirtinus of a few of the working classes connected with the trades in noestioa, mince which it had so thriven as to allow the election of a suitable building at Wood-green, bm teem Tottenham and Ramsey, mid to be one of the healthiest spots in the vicinity. There were now in the institution 11 inmates, several of them aged marriedeesples, *lio, insides other advantages, received a weekly stipend of 10. Ad. The whole of the building, however, was not eceupied, (Arian to the want of funds ; but it was hoped that the donations of the evening would enable the vacant houses to he filled up by deserving inmates. The following donations an, rag others were anamineed : The Chairman, P. 1.1100414 ; Mr. Alderman Cabitt, M.P., 10 guineas • Mr. J tiros', 10 guineas ; Mr. C. Grove, 101. ; J. afasnalmen, E„ 1, 1 . M.P., hl. It. M. Phillips, Req., ; Mewismin Dol'en, Pori. 10 guineas M. Wolverley Attwood, Esq., Pt.lident the charity, 101., Me. *c. The stint mbeeribed rescind nearly 301 . 11., and the speeches of the evening l'ilteed a strong desire on the part of the suppodere of the institution to maintain and extend its usefulness. UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS IN FIANKIEPTCY.—From 'return Jolt printed, by order of the Hones of Lords, it aopeara that on the I. January last the enionst in cash and NCUIIIiPO of .sc'u'd dividasde ist the Court, of bankruptcy wee 32,9311. de. 7d.-3031. 2d. is c.h, and 3 2,6271. 18a. 6d. in stock, LONDON, AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. Yesterday the reseal beityearly_ swift of this esensay was held at thp Palatine Heal, Maadester, se/ was aumegasly Monied. An Aetna of the direc tive' nowt bus in the Er. Mr. ROBERT II M aI =an of the ...1 of direr- Mrs In opening the reelm, said:—He hoped that they shield pet amino at di when the repots would be sal** Is, geedessee. TRW* say illeseteda minas* Red the *akin ; bike nelbered iota to Imes. The apart was a clear and maces naafi of their position Iladay, and it was as geed a stock-takieg as be should wish =any body et lam of merchants upon in either Man e, Unreal, it seiletted. The year 1841—the last do monk of which their report referred to—had been au yaw, in amemmeme of the Great Exhibition, Is 11 = been •no lass imps. tat epoch in the history of • the laimadere and Yorkshire Railway. They had arrived at the peat when the downward tendency from 8 to 2 per . ant. lad been anesated. In 1846 they paid eight per seat ; in 1848-47 they paid seven per cent. ; in 1848, six per rent. ;is 1849, three-end-a-half per cent. In 1860, two per cent. In the Ilia half-year of 1861, two per tent, and in the last half of the same year three per ant., making as average for the year of 2l pee cent. ; they had done this without resorting to artificial mama, sad their computations Ibr the Ware might he ea three per sent. Their meats were considerably reduced, as would be seen by the report, and they had been still fur ther redwood ease the 81st of December, when the are. 41111 N, WWIT/arike opr -The esimpany had net been mama through the iadalgenis which they had granted to some shareholders, for they had charged 6 per east. interest on all arrears, and they were borrowing money at lees than 4 per cent. The total receipts were largely increased, as their report would best attest. He was glad to say their working expanse, as compared with 1849, 1860, and 1861, were in this proportion—in 1849 their working emensco he the same period as that stated in the a part were Of per cent. ; in December, 1860, 411 ; sing in December, 1861, 39. He neat alluded to what he saam• Offieskpolat,—tbe attempted amalgamation with the Rose Isis moire Railway Company. He was glad to am the elhalimem of the East Lancashire Company in the nem. (Saar, hear.) He (Mr. Gill) had been deputed to ester hate the sollement of a disputed account with the East lemenahre Company, involving a Me. a rem then 200,0001. Ha (Mr. GUI) thought the akar of the Law fri shire and Teehaire were right ie the ihilliag, se wo. d his es* Deride thought net and the agent mess that it had been hit to themselves te stamped ea awsogenent. The home hewoese, were so large, Oa be geoid est ash Mr. Alia OD *secede them • and epee the sin prim. 'Apt* Mr. Neigh saki mg ask Xi. (the shairmete) le me ads them. The hither they peen** istlismtliss, the more dillies/des they became laded in, IX at Mega the = of loaliffigution was hr their mutual He (the chairman) the negotiations he Ma weeks without speaking to an is the hope of sss some 1111 Mill 111 beagles the maw to an Wane. If re matter bed boon left a the Diabase (Mr. Gill) and Mr. pardsle, they a debt would have made se geisable arrangement me this; bet Mr. Dog e& 11111 tammelled by hie own board, and tram dr gespisson ; he mid that the Ra▪ i wee the beteg camera, and the leseneklos and the worse; be 'Mr. Gill) said 110 XI eat believe it, lei that they Amid yet change peaks& He (Mr. Gill) amid that when he made one semmedie the Rat INeelliele skated two and the pewee which had been delegaell to him by the board he ealinemol li a==a asdnisa w his k WU ant to Ibe 1621 late, y. sea Noillpitßait ima at lfailed,ength hid ha seared am alttely =atm points on a *mend made by the and Yorkshire dam to examine Me Mame of the East Lamembire Campo,. ile Mindie to this subject the Chaining illi OM ilk smelt of that (memoriam had bum the Oessey *et where • great many charges had bees made eireasse as oast k th• Lancashire and Yorkshire, they led bees made on capital in the Hut Lancashire. The whole of the correspondence which bad taken Om was read by the secretary, after which, The CHAIRMAN said he had two objects in view Is having it read—first, a large number of shareholders 1 in this air y were shareholders in the East Lan eashire ; secondly, re correspondence coaveyed fretiselY_ sting* ow bad made to embrace the two item surkbia see seassen Ho individuate had gone (meet than_ • .as of hie board advocated in this maw; he laillifi peedoularly to admitting ax of theirran ee Os gealgemated board. Capital was the glgzo l i so i to Ile - member of directors they should hate Genie 101 told Mr. Dugdale that he wallah* MEOW MAIM with him. Mr. Dogdale had hal *mere* with a teak on the part of his board of di eadoeigell aandled for and very unusual. The 'Miters of the Ind Lancashire said that they did not understand the asseests of the Lancashire and Yorkshire, and they further went on to advise that such and such things semi' sot take place. The chairman then defined what he eseseived to be the dap of audits% gni said this in terlines. was perfectly ter eßed for. Is MX th oug ht an ai=es of the tieDIMOSNOIS a hie teems desirable, bat die a beg the at man Man their rt. Theis en l.nesedae had demurred to make the line at Liverpool, although ash com peer her back down the sum of 100,0001. They would M 11 Mated in the report that they intended to awl them to do this by mandamus, but since the upset wen printed they bad received a letter from Mr. Grandy, the solicitor to the East Lancashire, stating that W client's bad taken the opinion of counsel, and had been Massa is Juergen* with the execution of the work, which they shoM Ea (Beer.) As a proof of what be bad m a Mae, megesting the accounts of the East Lanca shire, he might sainein that the two companies were jointly leaseholder. of Om Leeds and Liverpool canal, and that *ere bed been a hosemis 6,0001. or 6,000/. on the concern the hear in news sal *him they (the Lancashire Takddee) lei dela* the whale of their isee to w o e; Me East laaashke bad eat doe se kini net is • very hir spirit by the Ds* ante% is to their ezteadas at Idesepod. They led a bill in emeasisesad hr mass lads aletealises. had lean taken wet waft the sew I gam e tti llimis sill emildsmes that perihelion egad ass Ibigr y us eareest ask lass whisk wentjj k le= a aremlgemeeu areDenapmy, what' woad yield them en gletag them two wires for their ma had a Lap laminasla the resew* of her Ming des Ti a ti sr m a g lt_ gglid illt_ _tbaTt v risZle ageoe sNali t ri Asidel lik. ".K isse I sirs et ar emu wash' this year, se esmpare a rwith the leglipmr, over the semi amber of mite. He e=ti by main the *sates at the report. Mii. I. C. Meesteiled the abates of the report. Attar musk Mr. THOKAI YIB DEN moved as aa amendment that the diesellet allewassee be Musa free 2,8001. to 2,0001. Mr. IL agnial the motion. no nelibm , ar the report, was adopted, with Il i a Ind the moved a resolution declaring a me es* 1001. shoo, being at the rate of 111191 MP per ell& pie egg es and a posgertion fo onthe ether . 12 neorelag deseereessary mesa( r the interest VICAR smeniad the main, and it was agreed to 'IAN moved the modeelliss st the retiring dirligillis a Mr. lt unit nesedig .ina the mine lei k was mated. Ms , . MOM OM 1:0 11 =011111b• &stamina to meggemes. for securing • sem setaiteba *Which railway =ti a e IMMINSII ill pm. penny was se this mg Oahe il2e field be ao two grinas to thew/eh* of Mahe. (Rear, bear.) ENTON, - wise saki angry paid 24,0001. to pear Mos, or 4s. per eat., ausedlog re motion, and it was rtckl sties. atithilehloa as eon= to proceed with their bills sow before imusne. wee agreed to, and this was*e whole of the beans begeskt forward by the di =, bet Mr. Ammar 11116Txua suggested that the el the II per oestrus Meek not issued should abe im sossPolot at the ineeket price, and this segralise was pet to ataidog and agreed to nasal as The y proceedings lasted upwards of three hours. LOCAL SNARE MARKET'S. LIVIZTOOL, MAKCR 3.—Our market hold' good tod_sy, and prices us mostly firm at the rates of yesterday. The transactions are more 'sonorous, and to a larger amount, generally speaking, thea we have had for some days past. The following are the isles and prices :—Caledonian. Eastern Counties, 7i—East Lancashire, 19.7. sod Yorkshire, oirl 1 --Ditto (fi ft h sha r es ), ota. — Louden and North Western, 1181—Manchester, She Meld, and Lincoln, 301—Ditto (preference shares), 121e.}—Midland, 581 —Ninth British, 6 14-18—Northern Union A, 244- 84 Railway sad Canal (pref. guar. 5 per cent. and die.), 184—Direst Southern sad Western, 35. MAXONISTIIII, MANCH 3.—Prices had an upward ten dency, and there has been a considerable amount of busi ness. The sales include:—Caledonian, l6l—Ditto (pref.), 8 6.l6—East Anglian (pref. 8 per cent.), 4—Eastern Coun ties, 7 13-18—East Lancashire, Ml—Ditto (pref. quarters, migt 6 per cent.), 8 9—Edinbur g h and Glasgow, 271—Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 04—Ditto (W. R. Union), 41d. — London and North Western, 1181—Ditto (new quarters), 31p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 31 301—South l Eastern, 201 11-a--York Newcastle, and Berwick, 17 9-16. Ilsomot., Mime" 3 .— J ibs market continues firm, but without much animation. Bristol .ad Ranter sold at 881 : Biaristnuts, Macs 3. —This market was languid to-day, sad abates a traction lower. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1852. RAIL WA Y. THIS DAT. Two o'Ctocz. The share sunhat to-day is rather dull, and in a hw %Santee piss have slightly receded. North Waniums. Berwinks, (}neat Westerns, and Lanes- MS and Yerimeiree, exhibit • decline. Most other dessipioas, hewer, are supported at yesterday's and York and North Midlands have improved, a being given by the increase in the traffic. L the market foe French shares the tendency con tinues upward, though no large amount of business is candag. imams mgn emus trigatmaarma. RUMAT& IN tewlay op is I gum. At a arg a rketo Wira.Widt.airegifell; Iligimbirklamitly•A . Me. NW atm "Oh. D mo 4 ; r111 II.) Wont Oaks, Oro A NIA D. ... Di. I=4 Alt. DNA lAmokive Do. Ms& dome Rut t Wel trY Dock, eilibensli sea Illimew =Mk loath Mown o:S arls ibleikA,Dieirre. De. Amoy B. 6 parCt sad Wag. arc tarisair fa Carlisle .. r — C. Torkalair. Do. MY Do. Wog Louie Illoolbsoo Lapin 00l =21W.424 it 4. Di3tiol,l4•lll.(ej Louisa Is Illowli.Wootort Daz..ead Notice 111=Llacelail IJaid. Union IDws Do. Dim sett Derby NeNcirs(l) liwyeVt Abergenesy, =NM Zatioldlies Neribra Ooesittoe Soft OlindaArc. . Itenli &MO Weat.Juso. Off,Win, Is Waver. I DIN amp L.. 141 isevaary mai arm Cit i M e ris4 no. omeder : Ds. Ise dhisphila Owe Dem Ina Mitt= 7 lima babilillaborra ' Stift rat Dimanitirro i Mil Waleribrd and Slam I Washed mg Ton.liereenleilierriek . Se S dim 14 16 a d 10f 10 111 1 4&a 17 4 17A 17 pal m d ": n: i~..~.:~:' I 11741.11 - 1.40•1" I Tat owl Nardi !Idea! nes sill Illeid• Om: 1 s;t riarallVla 1 liar "lit, 4 p t CL Fmk wile • •••••• (woo Is emit Wolin. 1=11: /10 1 lisistrad Derlse s Pie ve h m borl Ab I- post Ct. Ito. Ditt 6 o do. Da Do. Pm 6 pot Omit Mot Ilastlialte.66;l:tl at ip.o Idlilitrok ea Denim .4 ow . , Oral lisetirra6 fdrOto r 4 Wein(l)Oo laroldrialkels.l4 Do. 4 par Ont. Oink tc4444414444- Dow Ow. we Ow a 0../_lOl-40". S Waimea Illew Doh AU .„ ..1 __ oo . _ —•••_ „•.! 1:11 DOD Prollinem 17611 OPArineleil Pi PIP rW e: ,eleor SIC p r €W imenAltina.llllrir Guar. Mi.= Out.- ... T Wadi - - voTistl;:k Ber;:.1 ilLitortla i►ra Isi.parsi., DIM Ditto ... ...I arIANJUILILAS.Parah FONZION iswe Asakes_ Ye MIND (IF lam) et Wilma P• 66 4. De. ILWATIL I 2 die g g 1 I N`.": l e is. ltiii :: ::. IS ksaime Uses ... .. 18 !kith= of resase_ ... 11 laissaa ... IS Yids sad SS assa= "ll 11 sad NSW ... .. IN ifte 1 iJr SP SI C 1 road 0/ 14 74 dr $ .6 ehi I I 4 W 10 i i 2 a 4 011 1. I Si I I TALLOW MARK The market Is steady to.dal Tows Tallow, 341. 6d. nett c spot, 3Os. ed., ; October to De 1 before the end of Much, 365. 7.-THIS DAY. at the soaelordAsotations : ; Potorobarg Y. C. on the !abet (1852), 37a. U.; os or SMITHFIELD HAY MAIMET---THIS DAY. Mesta. Cooper and Davis report the trade at the follow ing prices :—Palme Meadow Hey, 72e. to 78e.; inferior, 61:10. to 611 a. I Rom . , 60e. to 66e. • Clones, 766. to s ro.; se cond sat, SOL to 74 . ; Straw, 26.. to SOL MIAS MUD AT mai) 10111/01. 101 nen Win N N 30j Dine • (bra 140eustn 1194 Win, sod Dungy Yon Wielon IS SO NI. • nantanarsatm , Nowt to GranWsiters' 24 31 114 Roklenanalr• (lewd laninein.Womerai 114 IS N • hankie RS Isealsikeiaa 44 44 linidainaikivarep.o.l ter Ot De Sirtheray 144 se4 sa 1199444, (144•9419447reatnedisra: 14 la psi 4• • 1111 p. alms woo Si 14 X& inn One) 46 17 IS Ikellbrd Miami IS% 1414 IN Lorin as 4 01499144146 Owed 1•1101114.1ses 0 114 111 Das hollesni (ditto) 144 19 LimpsonlieserAlppeert (111•4414 1140110 N 17 SO Ilsenernlnsine &porn Mini 441141.0inins 119 II x d 60 din now SS 114119•1_ 1114404 n. Lou 11411.1744LatamItTork 44 44 11 ON. • rain(X) (ditt m o) 114 94 pa OMAN lisfas!il 114 SI .k. 1 i SI ell 30 WI !!4 4i iii' Tii st. lux ~ . 4 , - ituu N 1 ili !LINO 4 4i i St., 1140 I I Lbo 4 Is. in u iiii ail iii il II LI 20 1$ 20 ill 20 ill U. 2$ II le U II 114 20 ti ti Ilt 4« ii Ii II I 1G II ira it'si MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. Business in the English funds to-day is marked by more quietude, and the general appearance of the market has been rather dull. The government broker has again invested in Consols at 971, but the other operations are of an uninteresting character. Some parties were disposed to look for a reduction in the rate of discount at the weekly meeting of the Bank Board to-day, and though the idea was by no means general, the absence of any such announce ment has induced more dulness in this department. The highest price of Console was not maintained yesterday, the closing quotation being 971 to 1 for money and the 11th inst. This has also been the ruling rate to-day, whilst for the 13th April the quo tation is 971 to 4. The official badness figures are as follows : Three per Cent. Comets, 971, • ditto for account, 971, 3. Three per Cents. Reduc ed, 981, 1, 4. New Threeand-a-Quarter per Cents., 991, Z, 4. Long Annuities, 1860, 7 1-16. Bank Stock, 2194, 218/. The market for the floating debt is etrong, Ex chequer Bills having been operated in at 665. and 635. premium. Indian Bonds are firm at 72a. to 755. premium. The excitement in the foreign stock market con tinues, but realisations have offered more freely to day, and consequently the prices of the securities lately in such high favour show some reaction. Granada, Equador, Peruvian, and Spanish are all rather lower to-day. The Spanish Committee's Cer• tificates for the confiscated portion of the Coupons were bought yesterday a ft ernoon as high as 33 per cent., and this morning reached 4, but they are aro now weaker, and mark 31 per cent. Mexican Bonds are rather firmer. The list of actual transactions embraces :—Brazilian New Five per Cents., 1829 and 39, 971. Belgian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 901. Danish Three per Cents., 1823, 781 ; ditto Five per Cent., 102 ex div. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 54 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificate., 921, 4. Ecuador Bonds, 64, 1. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex December, 1849, Coupon, 22, 1 ; ditto Deferred, 104, 91, 101. Mexican, for account, 16th March, 334, 4, 1. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, 1031, 1; ditto Deferred, 551; Por tuguese Four per Ce nts., for account, 331; Sar dinian Five per Cents., 89/, 90; ditto for account, 891, 89, 1; Spanish Actives, for account, 251, 1, ' • ditto Plosive, 51, 1; ditto Old Three per Cents., f o r account, 421; ditto new Deferred Three per Cents., 194, 19; ditto Committee's Certif. of Coupon not funded, 3/, 1,4, 31 per cent. Venezuela Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 39, 401; ditto Deferred, 184, 171, 181, 18. French Five per Cent. Itentes, 104 fr. (exchange, 25fr. 25c.) The traffic returns for the last week on the Lanca shire and Yorkshire railway amount to 16,5251, being an increase of 2,024/. on the corresponding period of last year ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 6,73 Bl.—increase, 8821.; the York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 12,7481. —decrease , 3951. ; the Midl and, 20,3731.--ineresse, 9211.; the Bristol and Exeter, 3,637 l—increase, 3201. • the York and North Midland, 7,66 ll.—increase, 8101.; the Great Western, 14,390/. 7 -increase, 209/. . . . The transfer books of the various annuities and stocks on which dividends fall due on the sth of April will be closed and reopened as follows: Close. Reopen. Bank Stork New Three-end•a-Quarter per Cents Merck 12 April 18 threaPsrbi•ita.R;iiicMl . -. ... March 11 Aril 16 Long Annuities Annuities for terms of years March 11 April 15 South Bea Annuities East India Stoc k .._ March 4 April 16 . . . . . The extraordinary and sustained rise in China& Deferred Bonds, and which is now extending to every class of the old Columbian debt, excites much attention outside of the Stock Exchange. The re ports in circulation of an intended arrangement of some eminent capitalists for mining . and other opera tions in the Columbian states, originally . gave a sti mulus to the movement, and the dealers in the Stock Exchange and bondholders generally appear to have derived fresh confidence in the future payment of the interest on the different securities. It is argued that should the development of the immense mineral wealth and other resources of the Columbian republics be carried out, the trifling interest which the Vene zuelan and Granadan bondholders have already received can bear no comparison with the future financial capabilities of these states. As yet the speculation has been most marked in the Granadan portion of the debt, but Vene zuelan and Ecuador Bonds now participate in the rise. Various calculations of the ultimate advan tage to be expected arc current on each class of ' , stock, but under present circumstances all figures in connexion with this subject appear to be of very un certain value. Now that a party has been appointed by the committee to enter into negotiations with the Ecuador government for the final settlement of the debt, the bonds of this state have attracted still more attention, and various comparative valuations have been made of Ecuador stock as against the pre sent rates of Venezuela and Granada. In the con vention respecting the partition of the Active and Passive debt of Columbia, it will be remembered, the terms were fixed as follows: New °raised& V la 2 Bl PI Ecuador 2l Venezuela is now five years' interest in anion and Granada two years' interest. One of the saw lations referred to, which deducts the interest s o up to the present time from the price of active is to the following effect : The balance of liability to be discharged by the state of Ecuador ea the arrears of iaterest due up to the let Jan., 1852, asesseetai to 1641. w easy 1001. Columbian Bond, is 331. 10s., abbe ohs ealeelatien at 2l# per cent. : 211. 10s. in Baader Active Stock (being the Zander proportion of the old Columbian debt) 'schemed et the Venezuelan Act= £4O but - noels sines 1841) which leaves £26 give' £6 11 10 Ama3l. 10s. Ecuador Deferred at Venezuela Deterred a i r%on — 147071189i1m teems equal to .. £ll 12 6 per cent. 110-41111,1341 d with Granada stock the calculation Was: Edio7Rewidor Active stack at Granada Active price of 241, it (int. paid by Granada since 1846, vi5.,31.105. in money, and IL by issue of Treasury Certifs.) Leaving 20 per cent., gives £4 68. od. And 331. 10s. Equsdor Deferred stock, at Granada Deferred price of 101 per cent., gives .. 3100. 48. 8 0 8 Bringing Equador Bonds on Granada terms to ET 16e. 4d. per cent. • Whatever may be the result of the newly awakened hopes of the bondholders, this calculation may be perused with some degree of interest, the comparison lying between the three several classes of a debt originally contracted by one state. The proceedings at the meeting of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company to-day tend to show that the company is working most satisfacto rily, and holds out most encouraging prospects for the future. The chairman informed the proprietors that a contract had been obtained by the company for the performance of a postal service to India, nia the Cape, for a period of seven years, to commence on the 15th May. These vessels will not touch at Sierra Leone. A dividend of 5 per cent. was de clared, leaving 3,6231. to be added to the reserve fund, and 1,8711. to the insurance fund. The progress of the principle of assurance against railway accident is shown in the accounts presented at the meeting of the Railway Passengers' Assurance Company held this day. The receipts show an in crease of 1,0411. on the previous half-year, and the effect of the numerous payments made is now mant- 11 134 1{ I/ 1 a 1 164 113 ST :a 16$ 0/ Se 4 214 0 IT etka Si" i I N I 4 1 h • 10 t 4 II 2$ 4 4 44 lei e 111 3111 N ' 1 314 86 4 77 8 pa 1194 w U 7 14 0 iinlel iiii . s isil 1.1. 111 Ii MN el li f f $3 17 .11. il PO 31_ _. ii II es 6111 ill4xl 17 2 " ii ii . q 41d. IS w i d 10 di, z 11 die 7 di S. did _er pa 141 i s 3 • 44 • lo 3 4 $ U 14 II 7 111 111$ Ili lid 1 d 1 21 Ili 1 I niZill Ili is :a at N I Ij N 1 1l 75 1 d 1044 ill 141 z d 141 z 4 431 SOi i i 64101 ad nn 'ld 8 '9191 a 15 ad I Al 17 iIiisd Si ad 2 1l I i Zd 60:4 Sl{ I al i Ole 41 V" hil 3 3 id " I IS b. zd i IS IS 04 1 MARI& I r les Ifl 31 3 4 11 I 4 3 3 4. 10 11 3 Ps z d 11 111 " IbS 13, P' I Z 174 1 : 1.1 r.r 10 1 14 " 111 14e 12 14 111 id 4 . I a. uar. 71 z 4 !Lad. Si & Ili 111 )4 le ei [THREEPENCE. ' feet in the returns of the company. It was announced that the directors have thought it advisable to apOw to parliament for powers to enlarge the compacta blueness. The Board of Trade returns for the month ended btb February, were issued this day, and present a very satisfactory view of the trade of the country. The total exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures were 4,821,7811. against 4,817,87 W. in the same month of 1851, and 4,089,4311. in 1850; showing a continuous increase, and, as compared with 1860, an augmentation of no hilts than 18 per cent. The chief increase is in cotton yarn, lines!, woollens, coals and calm, and burr and Lite, whilet cotton manufactures and silks :are rather less than last year, and hardware and cutlery show a sensible falling off. The exports of cotton manufactures stood as follows : 1862 £1,608,739 18.51 1850 And of cotton yarn -1852 1851 1850 In linens the increase is marked, the ifiguies stand ing es ander : 18.52 1861 1860 In woollens, the movement is equally decided : 18.52 1851 1850 The returns of imports and consumption present under most heads a very considerable inctrasr, and must be regarded as of the most satisfactory charac ter. Of coffee, the quantity entered for consump tion was as follows: Ih.. 18.52 3,187,729 1861 20190.488 1860 2.848,208 Sugar has increased 22 per cent The consump tion figures are annexed : owta 1852 1851 1930 In tea, the increase is 8 per cent. : lbs. 1862 4,943,594 1851 4,619,857 1850 4,216,280 Tobacco and cocoa have also entered much more largely into consumption, but in cora and flour there is a decided falling off. The returns of any single month arc frequently scarcely applicable for comparison, being influenced by many circumstances of partial operation, but it may be said that the new year appears to have com menced under the happiest auguries for the trade of the country, so far as indicated by tho figures under review. ENGLISH FUNDo.—Tme PAT. lloolt Stook. 966 194 Lone Auntottoe.l 1 16 3 per Ct. Reduce!. Ili f hello Stock .159 eAI per Ct. Comae. 974 # Ditto Iteola,l,tout .711. 75. 31 Ct.. 3 Ditto tor Mat.. 99 9 1 ei t Laclopplar Dale. i.uvol. 414.460. par emboli, 10111IGN ?UNIV. 44 per Ct. Beielsa, 99 1 3 per Ct. Modem. 33 4 3 C. 43 / L 4or.ri i .r . 9$ 9 6 r a e . t. o ; ernd. auviop tio lo , 34 44 U per CL ISIMMArroo. 69 60 5 per Ct. POrSUIU..' , 94 7 0 par Ct. Clolleo , 165 HT 6 per Cl. Etonian. 111 .3 ex At 3 °I a %/It 1 9 9 49 par Ct. ituostest. A l92 3 6 per Ct. Ppeatteh, . (1,0. 364 i I tn., Ct. botch. 69 60 3 per Ct. Romanic 414 4 per Ct. Dub* n 3 Do. PetatrO, 54 4 Equatloe. 51 4 23 per Ct. Vette:eel& 32 41 1 Per Ct. Umiak 364 34 , Ito, DefelThl. lit 184 liarditiliii 5 per Celt.. 884 to 92. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Per Amount 1 PARIS, Hawn S. Ike Mew. !Opening MOM Lows. Cladni. per cent.. I 1111 119 96 50 66 93 64 30 16 93 S ter Cents. 4 per Casts. 16 do. New Loan I • • per 12.eits. &dotage on London: a t fight , 23 324 . ; . 90 darn, 23 174. Belgian, 3, lOW lOOl Hooey. Naples Benue . 110 23 Year Do. 1, 164 — MUM WM, 3perCt.llo4 Do. Pledoseet D. SS — Bank 'Reas on o/ fonds. 2;0 Pram, Masten 3.—St. Germain, 670 ; Versailles (right Mak), 503; Ditto (left bank), 24 ; Parts and (let ms, 1,130; Palls and Ronan, 076 23 , Rouen and Havre, 273 73 ; Mare Wes, and Ay*. uest 233; Strasbourg and Bale. 240 ; C ent re, 337 60 Kislaans sad Arnim, 111 30 ; Odessa mad Bordeaux, 474 23 ; Northern, 410673 ,• Paris and •/tra•hours, 497 30 ; Paris and L 70 1 ., 337 30: lours aid Manta/. 313 ; Water/nu and Prom Ike ; Dispye and Peeunp, 230; Bordeaux and Taste, 110. MADRID, FEB. 27.—Three per Cents., 381; after Bolsa 381. New Three per Cents. 18 15-16; after c., Bolas ,' 181 l9 p. Coupons, 91; after Boleti, 91 c. Passives, 51; after Bolas, 51. Bank of St. Fer dinand 104 p. Exchange on London, 50.80 p. NAPLES, FEB. 24.—Neapolitan Fives, 1031. Sici lian Fives, 89. Exchange on London, 576. BERLIN, MARCH I.—Voluntary Loan, 10'21; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1004 ; ditto (1852),1011; National Debt, 891; Bank Shares, 991. VIENNA, MARCH 2.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 941 ; New Loan (Series A), 94 11-16; ditto (Series iu t 1051; Fonr-and-a-Half per Cents. ditto, 841. Shares, 1,235. Exchange on London, 12,25. MINES. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. Business in mining shares continues restricted, so far u regards the operations in the Stock Exchange, but the gold mining shares are decidedly firmer. Agua Fries role at 11 to 11 prem.; and Nouveau Mondes, at to 2 prem. Carson's Creek are worth 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Lake Bathurst, 1-16 to k prem.; Colonial, 5-16 to 7-16. prem.; Port Phillip, 3-16 to 1-18 dis.; Sierra Nevada, 1-16 to 3.16 prem. Great Polgooth's are firm, at the late advance. .11 IS 8 W all W Itsua Fria nate , Californian Asrurian ..... . Australian Australian Freehold Ave Maria 81 mom= Iron sad 04 1 i 67. e7e; HrIILA Australian Gold Brasil. Imp (ha at 31. pin Do. Coons and Colaba Do. at. JobD Dui 0 .9 6 13 3 Eng. & Australian Conan Gemara . kolder Mammals on at Poisooth Krzionak lloa9tAimarkel Z all 9 all 10] 7 all all Rativesoiloode riu lantiago de Ml* Croft I United Mears ...... learlgama 1 die par COMMERCIAL A - 16 MARKETS. MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. SICOMIL—The market has Hot been active, yet prices have been supported. 1,100 boxes unelayed Manilla sold in public sale, at 260. 6d. to 275., which wee the relative value. 900 boxes of Havannah were offered, and bought in at 30s. 6d. to 345. 200 cases Bahia were also offered, and partly sold, at 311. to 345. 6d. The refined market is steady, but not brisk; low brown grocery lumps, 445. 6d.; far to fine, 4.5 e. to 48s. COFFEIL—There has not been a public vale to day. TEL.—There has been a good di mend for common Con gou ; speculators, it is said, arc in the market. Rica.—This article has been in large demand to-day, and prices have advanced 6d. Corrog.-2,000 bales were sold yesterday on 'Change. - Batt contin ues dull. . In other articles no material alteration. The public sales have been few and unimportant to-day. CO:MS.-LONDON, MARCH 3.-Ctons OF TAN MAY, RET.-Buddle's West Hartley, 135.; Carr's Hartley, 134.; Chester Main, 131. ; Bean's Primrose, 12s. ; Hastings Hartley, 135.; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 13e.; Loogridge's West Hartley, 13.. 64. ; Ravensworth West Hartley, 134. ; Tangeld Moor, 13s. ; West Wyhun 13s. ; Walls End Brown, 12.64.; Walls End Oosforth, 149. 6d. ; Walls hind Hartoo, 14s. 6d. ; Walls End Harvey Wylam, 11.. 6d. ; Walls End Hebburn, 13s. 9d. ; Walla End Rid dell, 14s. 34. ; Will. End Walker, 13s. 64. ; Eden Main, m s. 3d. ; Walls End Bell, 15s. ; Walls End Belmont. 16s. ; Walls End Braddyll, 16s. ; Walls End H e st on , 16.. 64. ; Walls End Haswell, 16.. Q.; Walls End Lambton, les. 34. ; Walls End Pensher, 16s. ; Walls End Russell's Heston, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Whitwell, 13s. 3d. ; Walls End Cara doe, 165.; Walls Bad Gimp, 16.. ed. rtstesday. Prlsm 14 is . taLZ i I idia Par II It Pm 10 II dame today. 4 " 4 i i 100,000 100,00 u 15,1100 , -- g ..... .... 1......, ~,.. MOO 11,600 lOW 10,000 IMOD 6 ..000 11.000 00.000 200,000 7.000 U,174 100000 Is 40 14+:I