The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-27 00:00:00

. • . • . • . • • ,,-",e....-... e ~/r-•• 644'"d".-•. . •• • • 1 Go e_..--„,,,....-‘•-••••-•••-• 5-0 _ 4374- . - .f' ,7 l - e.11 .. 1 711 , a'; • . _ ....... ._ __ __ .. ... . . . .4 40 1, " u - ~..........._____, t cf p l • _ rt %. . . ....... No. 1,745.) LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 1852. [THREEPENCE. • -----,--•----- - _ uststAitAN LINE OF PACKET sums, Bucestfee.-Alares sad inlistatial Isokelseri RAILWAY& MONEY MARKET. Cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally MINES. b it i np•si uromt...4 slignise Tenney Ire VAII DIIIMENIS =widsli Mr. Omen sassedled as • The Ins Z tas. - 0.67 per cent. in favour of England. After making FRIDAY EVITINO FRIDAY EVNiftwo. 1 allowance for difference of interest and charges of There has been less doing to- w at the Mining Re run Mate._ RUC 111 AV , ' rllAuae fin-Thwa_epte& ts Se IM waken use nip eseslnd. THIS DAY. ai, yews ellif Illsbmt•wwir ti r a rt 2 /ral l'uiae"...._ Witian.--.11 sswirded neon& sae rif the eves held Two °Tues. warro mplessirs to fr iw • unli ' la r w """• 11. in engine. head la the nest seergetis teems of The Consol market remains steady, and the few ; (lanais :frt. c hange . The principal feature in the English '-' roirinitira i orenneu. r ei n,E : Lir , t ,„„,„a r t . ; e. su dinpuseel of peaused nesesees. The diasis market is deddedl bettor to-day, and realisations that offer are insufficient to drive we importationfind that the present rate l eaves . no fit on the of gold from . the . United . .ge min.ing market is the continued rise in \Vest Alfreds, ‘Th --- ti orsi - far 1 .1.6 ~ ......11 - . Psasesse- Hr . Smokes was des unmet stadeneastra- nand of /ha lea stash stash have IlerwifillY beak from the improved range which the have ' flu owing which are now quoted 20 to 22t sfr * er it leo IL Plsrehee Pet lAm la two la Pilaw. wasallieelnli lAN Wm^ was 8,080,1444 143 0/813 wad Mai W W lBl,- lately assumed. At one period of the day the quota- gold eag to the reduction in the price given for les by the Bank of England. ~. Sub owed are the closing quotations of those shares ...... 06 13,j,:sir.uni OM 15. aanewa. , Imenesens : ape: ain she Own Imams& A sessastass eseasasemory of the sense see Beads Wooesege. 3.11•1•1, 2111130rn tion for time was 1 higher than yesterday, reaching The account of the position of the Bank of En g- which have varied in price during the current week:- 13%1e0-. stairs' ...... Wee w. nun .....is ....-... us r. ea:tv s b oat it .se .. au ie litr.-A very asceemfal nano was in this tons. F , m u., imply Se Use emilensimed. who -' son. 01111LIMIP0121 AND lbsainwarh - Heeskige 1„,„ Sid Lawarkire and Yeekshine are alio higher than and the 13th April. Another investment was made is sa follows: Butlers, 21 to t ; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 8{ to 91; eases amseemese e. seas.eiess el.* (mune kiss held Innen deems sotwitbeendins Ike wry spirit tbai r ti k B air=wiaY• on account of the sinking fund at 981. The official sax xor exot,exo.-aseure neat week sadism Mo. M. int. South Caradon, 1071 to 10; South Tamar, 31 to a ~,,,„„) ....1.1,.....0-.., ro ar ~ s. s 4. ri.a.rd....0.44. sw abbe r as e s t k ahish es t e in MX& Tho Sew. Jimmy isms OSPAzosser. are gasimally Ism Par* and business report is as follows :-Three per Cent- I Newnan ..- ...... 933,19,426 O th er Dist._ su.evaoto South Tolgus, 1271 to 40 ; Trebarvab, 6,1, to I ; Tre e. a Ina Leadoss. Aa Ilaresbalege Hare Hess esssiissabig. aaii Weans Consols, for money, 982, 1, I ; ditto, for account, Other Omen sr. 204.910 ..-------- nreadmul ars Ocrld Cola awl milli,: 10,142.3au hone, 4 to j ; West Ding Dung, 5,1 to 61 ; West el AL PALACE.- . TheMEETING announced su bo lu d" ' e imield osogisspr il at Sillt osmoir aill".6 . wb " was 1011 Beceddl. and Paris sad Ham ere alsts 81114 T• 981, 1; Three per (2ent. Anne., 1726, 981; Anus. of Weal *Ow. ••••• • • • 23 . r 6 Providence, 521 to .5 ; Whad Benet, 410 to 20; V it as Tr eat te rat, ire WWI tan., at the Crystal Paler, Wil Oth er israllega bar bow Mil Is verses parts of the SHAW AND STOCIDI emmusaarntao. 3O years, axpinng in 1880, 61. India Stock, 262, _ ri.inett 933,176.423 Wheal Sydney, 64 to 6 ; Trelawneys, 44 ; Tre s. a ut 4 a 017 , 18.11 AL 0)1(1511171ilt, saw amain& ta wasert pan . room Ss the penal (ratios et tla bardlag.aad the stews. wworf____.;_rawiltadares.. _. sa . Ylee__ „t• - IL Pal Lotman. Mal Plow e5h". 41.7 a P 261 ; ditto, for account, 263, 262. Bank Stock, for nesesse me I en. sassure sarkarmilr. Miteems• Owl e t ....,13Lars.ore onmonssot econtse. maynes, 241 to 5. liefi L. ", "p. m . Jopomm: to set to tbsl semmittes, sail Insure. wed, *- 0111 v, mu, Boig ail lall i t=ll7 ( . l4l l7er ta :fordi nnu --..-- --.-- account, no. . ............ 3620.11.13 dadwd. Dam weight A call of 10s. per share has been made on Wheal 3 n-, g•utirtek 0 n ....sad. Hinkley, in Worcestershire. nine is also speaking out et. 11141Aterdssn ... ... .. ISi IX 13 1 i A rise of la in the unfunded securities was esta- astisji±eilnesesel.__Lst- . 513.3177003 mbar Al ' a da . rt li22l ~,. .. .. .11.:=130 Chiverton, for the purpose of erecting three steam D ., ~,,,..; o ea...we in 12 o'clock neeeimaly. essassay and decisively os ths subject. Meetings hare 14 Itvekess.ll= l . lleM ./ 514 109 Eai waBIZIt. 1 men busked in llerivsun Aberdare, and other places ; and owl Baal 3,1 3 411 bushed to-day. Exchequer Bills left off quoted 68e. saws , rio= 501e5,,,. vole.. .. 13 . 105 •°° 3 stumps. This mine is looking healthy , and there has JOUR M. 112603. 1 Saw. l3l all Man.Weiv.lteermeaslii , re 111. to 71s. prem., and India Bonds 765. to 79...prem. Dalai 6 °"` , "'I B A ° °• l4 's• ""'"' 6T1434 sass are i s course of , preparation.been some inquiry for the share*. easnitteenra.. Crystal Palmy, Min* In ISMI 1111 Illstssheed. lanseshare o ltOwn ice to 12.300.706 Tri. above brief report of dm progress of this movemeat 7 c.,.. • „....„. 224•••••• 12 . 21 1 d y, • • In the foreign house business was quiet. The WeaseausadoilaW Sidi. 1,01.45 e The market for the gold mi n ingshares remains quiet. .-- - _ - L . D against a measure which is highly dangerous both to the • 101 Nelsen sal Essen ... .. N 91 movement in favour of the various descriptions of --- - MOW* 1239.053.093 The only feature to-day during business hours was -- - LllANeti4 ni K el S ratio liNF r i tztaereane TEDlNDlA.ltlan" einl righte aid the moral Ind social • well-htial of the 54 f Id Dasaniba Is nif e I fad Spanish American securities has subsided, and the wawa te.taa. im. MADADIALL. Mister bier. community, will show that should the ministry obtain per DI , all .altaler,._.„_ ad WO' Ili nt . ,... 1111 II I the continued inquiry for &mons Creek shares, / 1 2,1 ou t ....tuf es lei,' ma r Is market for these stocks is generally flat. Peruvians ' ('he above returns, when compared with those for which reached a prem., but after the regular Stock mission to bring is their Militia Bill, such • storm of pub- 3 3 1 1 n1,.......... 4 weaaad„...kd0wt__. -.. II le m 'se ap ,..,,,,,,i.„ e i, whoa/ ale Cunissy . p,., o we i.... 1. Wes tlialr, sy lie iadigsMion seems likely to arise as will sweep it 1 "'l •=. ••••••••••"'' . • 2 were decidedly worse to-day, and the Deterred stock the week preceding, exhibit tho following changes: Exchange hours sellers of Ague Fries offered more g'w - h .,. pal • Ode\ be ad. away. receded to 62. Buenos Ayrean Bonds alio declined, ci rculation intuit gessimi 'be • , "14 119‘ IS i all Item aisties /doss ( i £33,176,023 Incases@ £27,885 freely, and the price was called only 11 to 11 prem. lo ..I .o t ber,..4...r.. Irml Rolm i NM l it tD) ... ... .ay st marking 72 to 73. Venezuelan, on the other hand, circulation active 19,9140,020 Decrease 20.5,310 The quotations of the non-official list are as follows : a nr6 . 6 ' •(•• •'• " • It if . SPORTING. IN en Ds. ( IL Is B.) .. 3 1 1 1 fe. 1 2.• germ Omendos . Si 9 8 s 1 1 were tastier, and Brazilian were extremely firm. Public deposits 7 .62 0 .393 Increan 645 . 853 Colonial Gold, Ito t prem.; Lake liathurst, 1-16 to Sr •/,, A rn vo n• imsr rss ''' - IS i all Ernes Ibiakelar A re M. A stocks generally showed an upward tea- Other deposits 1 1,4 : i 1 l i t is t ,j . ,:,:, • ' ,d set to ~"/ *l' ' • prem .: Port Philip, par to 1 prem . ; Sierra M • • .dersey, b 7 some parties ma hisseemed business In armega . 4Bll arcluitici ha .-__ Pc* CHELTENHAM STEEPLE CHASES.- *1 . mui, ..!. Eike& 4 or wk. hos vls ' in.; e a u •lit. ~tale . e. ~... .• IP 111 1 3188 DAY. '7 IS all Ilml Lansesitre ... .. 17 11. If these bonds is expected. Cuba Six per Cent. Bonds otke banking rseoun d ties epartmen in bm t kini ... 13,01,593 Without &Renton. tievada, par to 1 prem.; Qn•rtz Rock, par to • prem. ; Victoria, par to A. prem. ; Auriferous Ore,. : lop at tingles t - - essinkly er we • , lIIP 11 - - . f Tea ARISTOCRATIC EMAIL of 6 son. each, 2 ft, sad 20 so ' 51; ga ,,.. • %•••, bon, Disk , were dealt in at 10'2. This stock is very rarely department Co T pi h w eree min to in rs g of co th m e p. l i k ny v , on a s t hir t e he G ir rea l t ve( Co k n i so y Consolidated sle.d we • ' ••• . added. Gentlemen riders, I Ist 71b each ; halt-bred horses . rd Aka lardeat . 491 501 dealt in. The loan was raised in 1833 and 837 for Coin and bullion in both r :. .- --- : allowed ribs. About '! miles over the flat. (11 subs.) O. as diarmilirdlibrow IS .9 a a railway purposes, but besides the receipts of the rail- departments Mr. esetwrightli Mannar Daley (M rosier, 1 IL 25 Itinsisegh,VWX,Dile 41 ifSeven day and ether bills 1 3 ,.06 620 1, , 6 036 20 Decrease . 1 1 :4445 07 meeting,held y e st er day,declared a ivt en Mr. &nett% Ma et all Trades (Mr. molten 3 114. , 1011 Olsegoeit 111mIli Western - - roads, the payment of the interest and sinking fund est da d' d dof N • •-. ' ""`.. . „, 4- ' - Mr. Whisebrom's tlespalory ... .......... .... (Mr. transom 3 SS , all Oral Ifordies _ ... . IM 191 „ 1191 1 xil 18 secured upon the revenues. of the Royal T l be h. at . RA l eee Mr. Welker as Dant meter .: ._ . ... N frO o nl vem sa b le er s of an c d opr ) r o m rea be sa r in lris ied t. A fo f r ti t T he pa n i o n i s i e t n lis t of _ Mr. Le Tern re's Cum de Lion %. ...: 4 - haie. . • ..e. ~ . . which are derived from the export and export duties The stock of coin and bullion, as shown in this . Mr. engird% I.di lioluntrolie 2 th 1 e ,54 " 0/ m . e 2 , s. t 3d here . in rem carli a , in o B re in bit h ls an n d ot a yet b" a l t uce matu o - f Betting -fl to 4 lest Jack of all Trades, and sto '2. opt " 1 all lAwmalbe wad Oath". •• 77 80 o IN X _as some sanguine parties had anticipated, but the Maurice Daley. Won in a canter by five lengths. 14. II Da. Mir. .-. .. 114 Ps e to be cousiderable, and far in excess of the expendi n' ), and reserved fund applicable to the general pur e. ise tusennesse - Terkeen 72 i 4regate under this head is now nineteen millions t • it I 3 le thus it is on record that in tho year 1847 some I n FRIII HANDICAP (STSII.I.I CRASS) of 5 sovs. each, end es , t y Due dm. •• eu ^ 7 - - - tore; . • • an three quarters, and the ensuing return will pro poies of the company. lattutTP•aftaiblealimur‘sotat(ibri.eet:;.till‘goetwets.rires to breweries 30 added ; the second to save his stake. About 3 miles. SO 03 Di, NM I : „., q II o II five millions of dollars were remitted to Spain after bably raise it to twenty millions. The other items est/ ring smehns, dietrtbu. oaf be•id reswr, sad lest - (8 subs.) 0 3 i 111 Do , WM Loft Wake X x „ „ defraying all the charges of the colooial government. A meeting of the parties late ted in the wind sae .4... rt ud 'lnit. C r.dd. sad moltssi luellacw• Mr. neob's Th e Enhances (SOS) __, set Mt (Ablett 1 *,I all leer Pribera .. .. ta 17 IN Transactions are recorded to-day as follows :of the account present no changes out of the usual in u of tho Wheal Providence Mining Company 102 . B uenos course at this season, and are chiefly influenced bi i f s ~ . ers m ~rid „,„,„ r i e• nose, waterproof Mr. J. IlesenneXe Widew llosimee (401.),1114 Sill (Penner' I Ilk 11. Losiesesa Ilbstiwall . rj 71 earn/ 111,1014111.31 T 14...yer y y ,h,,,, s.a.e., On, eiesi.o. iiat Bei., madam y mos 3o mew. Mr. Paine% lalla lel* (4111201.4 In V i temoss $ St/ 1140 , =IMMImo„ & el. Dom 67 X. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 201, the augmentation of the payments into the Ban ( Soo S r was held to-day, before Master A . oi , Add ”,.. / .1 pp As* LINK 1143,1/40.. / Ledi.„re Mr. Waltman XIX time ( t est 211, ..... I ,ream 40. , St IleenoWester 1 124 2 123: 0 ...,, u.a. ... d. um " . win ~,..i silk tiomed-ste Mr. Rltnalranaldft (401.), lat a , Ayres Six per Cents., 73, 72, 73. Cuba Six per on treasury account, as usual, towards tho termina- lent, for the purpose of appointing the o ffi cial ((Anther 0 X 12 Do. da, I shares ... .. y a pis manager on behalf of Mr. Charles Duncan. who was er. lumens% tos one is.t ele (Burton, 0 M IS D.I. rine ma 4 „ IX Cents., 102. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., garlabgb Mr. Mars Bisset, Ilet Islb (Boyce) 0 II I De.tle m.,X.anil Lie Ise 31 „ 3 represented by counsel, and Mr. Ainger was pro -- - - Betting: 6to 4 .get Widow Msehree, 3to 1 . apt :' I , OO II Leedaa Do.. • l l s :aetk - Wdean 4 4 4 a ll n „ as •If 81. Ecuador Bonds, 5, 1. Granada One-mid-a. don of the financial quarter. Half per Cent , ex. Dec. - 1849 coupon, 23 1; ditto - pobed. Mr. Phillips, on behalf of the petitioner, pro -I,L_lSt_ IN aid_ ALLISON , ........N, I.4, Pat ,ii. ent ....d Pianoft: Docility. 4to 1 spit Louisa (late Leila itookh, and otol to l ai D ... st . • ••• • ••• • s a Deferred, 101, 1 , Mexiean t hree per ents, 321, THIS DAY. posed another gentleman, and Mr. Thomas Harvey proposed Mr. Quilter, of the firm of Quitter and Ball, nasserf:n o ; . '.• o 7„, - . p i ; ( 7,l7 oiim a o i• ,A. based ~ agst each of the other*. Won easy by three lengths. St is msssa,ass.,aiiaiSisos 4 11 ; a If IL /. Peruvian Eve per Cents., 1849, 105, 106 ; ditto ...„." & " 1 ,,.. u."` LE, iliac, ma IatoKTA 110 K. Instreseento non Benattar Howe (FerzerLa Clues) err, added gt.' , 10 .1",•be . •u •001•• •, IR 2 4 4 Two o'CLosx. accountants. After hearing the argument in 5up 5,,,,,,,,,,'"5ee1l a s ui , e kin :newly to sew) nbe sold st 5 ess- to a sweepstakes of 6 son. each ; 4 yrs old., 1061 nti ; Ave, 11i r1" 45 Pa Man.! Duet Valor 3. 31 no Deferred, 631, 62t, 62, 1, 62. Portuguese Five Consols are extremely quiet to-day, and not the port of the respective nominations, the Master de ist. e.t.a. r o lseta,.-tleetind.beed by various vaeklen al I let; six and aged, Ilst 7lb; half-bred allowed 71e; *lnnen, M. Jae Inane, .1 _ .. 43. ss sy y 4 per Cents. (Brazil guarantee), 971 ; ditto Four per least variation has occurred from yesterday's closing Sel Om.. eided on appointing Mr. Quitter as, irrespective of Cent. Converted, for account, 31st March, 36. Spanish range of 984 to ;for money and account. Exchequer ----- iles. (12 RIM.) so 47 ( Rutland theist Wortermil - - other considerations, Mr. Ilan - ey held 800 shares, ki DIMMEL • B TOILET a wr. (10•7•• roogil•oy (Mr. W. Holloway) SS , 411 Newmarket ... 7f 11. Actives, 264 ; ditto Five per Cents., div. from May, Bills mark 68s. to 70s. prem. being double the number held by the other parties, St ,10 Newport, Abergneeny. 1847, 211 ; ditto 1849 , 201; ditto Old Three per There has been no general business in foreign AL VOILOAR as teshlined ia the Mr. Lead's Genoa (Mr. LIMOS) I sad Berellerd. .. 3. qMs which clearl entitled him to the nomination. raestaie at tee e•yatal Pare) is far Wt. "kw% bawl° , 00--- • ............ Me. 3 . Weed ) 0,7 e Newry and Kan . _ Cents., 431, 441, 44; ditto New Deferred Three stocks, and prices in this department also remain y Mr. llamy's LAO (Doman Kievan newts , lo ea , us 4013 ' 1" ‘ " l• • Lord Honetoan's Cann' 7.7............„.. .......... (Mr. Davis) at. ,leti Norfolk . . ... ... ... S 3 54 per Cents., 19j, 20, 1; ditto Committee's Clettit quiet. Brazilian fonds are still looking up, but - - me ,IS Do. New 810_ .. _II 111 die of coupon not funded, 21 per cent. Venezuela Three- Peruvian are not so good to-day, the Deferred stock , -1 1 1 2 • 1 .,0 , tante ad refroddeg trim Ire the m r , p„, k ,„•,, 1 ,.... (Mr. Dens& 40 ,34 Neither. Constlos 'Vale> 3. II at. THIS DAY. 's l • - • ~.,,- . f ;Aid, • reviving rent. a plessent Mr. Inure Golsen (81r 3. Metal in. 12; %ern NM& ... ... .. 71 7f 7. and-a-Half per Cents., 47, 46; ditto deferred, marking 613. Transactions have taken place Two °Tune. 't- i ti-, .- ' ' . Watlfnee, sad • penterral dielareetant Mr. while .4 re•etetee - In the Stock Exchange to-day the mining market ican, 321 to t ; Granada Deferred, 10 to 1 ; Spanish is quiet. Ague Fria have not recovered from the Mr. Willisnies Owed (Mr. Isedos :0 1 17, :tern Milizedalcire„ .5011a.91 1 • ' '-,.• ~ '• ' kir aPbrialat• ee aielt-tessw• Pde• Mr. Le • Terrines t rear de Lies (Oweer 20 il9 4ord; Warm ... - - The conversion of the Spanish debt, in accordance Old Three per Cents., 44 ; ditto New Deferred Three dcc - line noticed as having taken place after business J . " ~• •;.';t. , . : ~ ' Ss. fid. . _ .., .7to 4 apt Plosighh•e__„ and 2to 1 apt the General. Won 10 : e, g a min.* w"....y 000 . I 208 .. ' • •,' ''• RIM* EL 8 LNITANTAsEOt. Sin a seater by seven lengths. SO ILI inked, Wsradls Welter . lii 1 with the convention lately concluded with the bond- Venezuelan Deferred, 181. hours yesterday, being quoted only 11 to 1 1 prem. ' • .., ':- ' uma I OIL oars the goarente• X Tim Faunas's' Ovine." Cn•sa) Steam of 3 son. et.' 15 seoIMIOSIMM ... .. Ii 1 4 14 1 holders, is now rapidly progressiug, as the 31st Per Cents., 19 1 to 20 1 i 13 yeses' senwast mom. se these each and 20 added, for farmers' horns, list each, die. I. .It %side WPM -•• lel a 4 lead inst. is the West day on which the bonds can be Canon's Creek remain steady, at i prem. South M 53 Do. Now . - ) i, , , .. (4 . s p ubs.) .504). wit icb .....(w. Wond) . 13,; .11 i th.„,...16.7 . a'. ',,, -,- 7 , presented 'without losing a year's dividend. The LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Australian shares are quoted 1-16 to 3-18 prem. ti, iseartain pensesnosi sold make the Mr .. p a c ts na _T . I scs o 0.44, Ile; ' 16 19, Mr., MOM . . A 14 'total amount presented for conversion up to the 15th Ci•U ' et) 2 II 7 Jr9IIMEMOMOOO:M/M i s als ref ACOOOI/1. r • Sims ef bee tee eras S. at. per Mr. Stevess's Miami. (3 14, 1I t. lerbert) 0 1 . a , and March is asfollows: 1 No. Aare.' Mins. Ma prime dims t , • am hatelrg Isrubes. Mr. Smith% Prince (611.). llst 71b (Mr. Bmberidge) 0 1 , 4 rwirkrer Mimi, PAWN, *an X. I Fee Londos £ 12,085,340 setway • burg. M r Ilupseinerlighest. Lowest. ' Closing. _I 'I 4 . ~ , , .... . * . 5 To Is MO of till perftmers sad Even on Topthorn. Won m a Canter. ismiata. m off the sells propieter, FRIDAY. 11110.11. UM) ... .. 13 17 13. ell Do. lam ... ... . 7 4 X 13. 90 Dn. °swoon, ... .. 11 12 Paris Amsterdam 6,57-1,960 13,271,607 3 "Cents. , ---., -•-•••.. 'a- Ana- ' 4- L 1113111111„ Perfewer. le I De. Mow ... ... .. - - S per Cents - .0 0 : 100 30 , ISO 73 too vo too W sto so 13 : 50 . „,°.• 4 : m g e . -•••••• • la 4 .. I lat, Oweer&stpiet, hew. Wein. (57 Ennio Token:ph.) 111 e l iihreprin Orr ... . se 11 die as Total £31,931,907 3 per Ceuta. New Law 1 101 33 I . 1 _ • zl •.:: 1 2 41, °°° 004 2° l A tusimilam estrellis Peetilmad a ad i n 11 -4 41. .1 1-11 M psr . 1 • 10 M Seen Its ... ... . la 17 3. DM 4 per Cents. UMITSU HUSTSMo' STAMM. St. 10 Senn Benin ... ... .. Di 21. sil sit 31 a And the amount of the new bonds as yet named in I. par Cent. T HE TEETH and lIRALTH..--A good set of oossesunt ~„ ._ - 131 33. „ SX xd Enhatirle on lemma : sten*. 23 33 ; .vu dna . v. 20. Calmat - 30,000 1 An Maria. III:si 3 PIeCLIIIO 103 1 **X I Naelw Sew ter* VitT sew beeseehis wile tbst renre- jaca _ a _ cm . •rcan 5X 13 Diem and Duniermltor - - minted for conversion up to this day at the London 43 sirs Is 01 the Mart IMpeelsme Is °SAND ANNCAL STSZTLI CHASM Rrsirs. SO IS ThemedissunUeekallaii. - -Ms the pineal Width I y the mpg resod , sod re core. and County Bank, the agents of the Spanish Bond- Da• I ...... •••• - - no."' moat pemeenien of outs isfiewert nee& the verlose_pes, 0 0 114 1 11 41011 0 6 00 ' Pte . ' Um*. .Red, list - .. 6,000 30 Do. Gemmed Wan .. •11 - - ...6.8.6., was th . moat, imam, . .4.1..1 Mr.hir. u (l . . Good er.a wla s 'e v l4 .o. oasa r. sa ltra u seed.„ _9•4 ISM 1 se su i waswassa me trimmest. 11 is holders ' committee, is about 12,000,0001.; and as the Do , ~ ism ... 1 • •0 . sm.. 270 0 ~ • • 11,000 20 Do. at. Moir Re 7.. IS - - InUfrise, rase. 111 , 11MWSIN0 000001111 1 7 1 1 t ankellinhat.perle.inn ......... -.-.....-. 3 at. 11 for e llennsatleaMearie le Me amount received at the Bank since the 13th March PARIS, litaacii 26.-st. Germain, 630 ; Verrailles (right 2 _ 10 .. 00 I Came% 01119 ell 1. pm X ten sal pemenieg the sews male hem mini el Wu It we la . Inturto Briar. SS M Du du Ibtardsr .. 7 se dAs 111 I is about 1,500,0001., dt follows that the business con- sue), 537 SO ; ditto (left new, JOS ; Pala sad Orleans% 1,101 • "AM ... 0,70,0 07 119 0 1 ... - - towel le wailkabe all weieriudesareetheen„aed lagr o g i sertaho 11/Koss __l MASI 6 Keg. 9 Annan Omer N i 4 .hyena se the nemiled einihne, islneve Illnalg Conrad swam the ems Ilmar . Voll io ns IX the Si ... 1 ,,,a MOADLS Brea. SAM LIIIMIOD7rifuII KENTAIN fleeted with this operation at the London Spanish earn sod &wen, 717 30; Sawa sa i t i. ll . av l r so e. *S C. ; . 11 tr tricri e lles „ 6 7 o . mo 3 ., G.A. , commission is very small, the holders naturally pre- ( 1,1:::,4,21%,..:,...71-, ;76 ;: l ~,,,,,h„,„ 63676 : 'p.m 6 , 7 „1 3 . .,e00 1 Midas Norainahl, ■ ell - - all i Ipa edlela: del tree Ida arm esserrie ertord, tau alb ....„.. .....„. ..... ... ....... . ........ •....•.•••.••••...• .•..• I IX 110. leering to 1111181V*14 through their OWe c ommitt ee , led Stemboure. 3113 73; Parts and Lyons, 646 26 ; Tear. wad Roane. &IS; HA" 3 owa 4 Pekragat O l -1 lilt ;it lens Wes*. Mee Ss. M. re boa. bownior warm • issawilows. e m 00,„... 11,0 N „ Ind . „ mak 1, •• a* ...my wa. gosel. ar OINK le. The Drag and Lady Arthur also ran. Won hi a canter. lei lei ai riVZF igh t=rt. re eke receive from them the voucher for the half of the Mcniereso sod none. 170; 1/10ppli ma remeor, 733 ; lbw- AZ N I R iaaarmas akede asataaakartaaa 9 - - dean sad Teen 103. Malldeediede." dalleadl4 de tbs Oessewrwel Wimp Ansi ea era. - coupons confiscated by the Spanish government A 130.000 1 Pert romp. 1 par .pm Sod by thee, end be dienhis end pertnneen Domed teOesetWestien SS MI NAPLES, Masco 17.-Neapolitan Fives, 105 (and rein 1111 amigo &Cuba ire INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. seek SOI ifell= mpi t urvitbinw and Dolby I statement of the foreign active debt of Spain, based 7 10 it AR LOW ' S NEW IN- NEWCABTLMON-TYNE, 1852. I Onatirssuni 1111 Sol upon Riairdo's conversion of 1804, will perhaps be rising). Sicilian Fives, 96. Exchange on London, ta 6 : 1 1 " 7 . D r ioi Tw Datt leen rk. .,... all 21 26 100,000 1 Want Maranon . S' u • - --x...,- il TEN T ED "Inz.ha n g s o ulll Accerriieces roc TM ■ NORTMUSISMILAND PLATS. pi aolur w i t i m i l. s 1 - - of interest at the present moment. It stands as 677 * Al% A/41MM MD 2 alts st lb 1 age it lb I 1 has is OnstWaitind M3l • follows: -- - f g ?ILA • envois .3., saziorr i gallnr ain se t zr Nancy 4 813 Koook Knoll .. 4 6 4 IN , IN ilwamasitwaexeb Ocinlea' Active Bonds crested a . 1 - • that ske i n:llol shahs arm loped as Munn's - A Rassborongh fl=l Mealedoslae)..., 45 If actin LIVIRPOOL, MARCH 26.-Our market opened very flat WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE tu. t Wm Ann 6B 2 High Sheriff .. 364 a 1 el Iniattio.evezep.et. , -- this morning, but afterwards unproved, and closed better. MARKETS. ,____ Cossack aged 8 2 Paquette MINCINCI-LAME, SATURGAT MORNING. ..% MI C IV -..------ aim - - copfer ~ Lanenahire 171 e. Lannuthir• and Yorkahira. 7 0 1 . -Inndon The tranurtinns :. e 1,. , rnt...:-.......1.... •s.:. -...., ........ _ _ _.. .._. ARLOW'S NEW IN- _ wm ip .1 TI.F.ACTIMO SYPHON 1 '....".' 15. At Qtalai NO VIENT-PrO r. I L s Asa be pa_ • Preroila al.-. ben. elder, or othrr hewn hoe hat or sod aa arousal, 2 • ....-- • that the bat draws as good as 2 .iia,.. a • A t .ros t ----- if • -r- 1 Nal =..... ._. . 0 "IPI f N I 7 2 ...-. Ai bet; annealed le meg Ms roe ti 3 .. , . i hie mai el eh; prima de. N.; ditto • o The ihr , wW Y • ; e 11 N= Wheirloses big l e e= W OO 1 ~ ~ C .. - r the lip at the ghee (alai hie a Weep- =gh la the ilij, trews the he - .1 et nom eid bow; elea Ohs tag la tuna hi es more Maga earn. LA/104 111•11 LOW, 14, Meg Mare Meet Ilasetee-these. IshaNtied lat. A.S.—Neeirregeselereatigt romped 1.• La. ...m... .....• ...A.A.... ACCIPTANCIIII FOIL VII ego et lb Nancy Eltbiron Itassborough Miss Ann 6 2 Cossack aged 2 Confessor Backbiter.... aged 12 Chatterbox Neaaham Blusteian Goldfinder Tticlutreas Cutaway (late Coptsia Grant) 6 10 ComoUghidon 4 10 10 4 10 lit; wiran oat a age at lb Knook Knoll 4 6 4 Virandiere 4 6 4 Jack Leming 4 6 4 High Sheriff 3 6 4 ?Kapott& !Mediocre The Proctor 4 6 12 Ooliah Phantom 3 6 12 Bird-on•tbc.wing 3 612 Merry Bird Y. Troublesome 3 6 12 Stafford England's Glory 4 610 I Stilton Commit 3 6 8 Gamut's& Sally 3 6 7 Pelopidas 3 6 7 Captain Flub 3 6 6 The Sutler 3 6 4 Snowdrop I St. Michael Carseara Y. Hawthorn LIVIRPOOL, MARCH 26.—Our market opened very flat this morning, but afterwards improved, and clewed better. The following are the transactions :—Caledonian, 19—East Lancashire 171c.—Lancashire and Yorkshire 721—Londen and North Western, 1221—" Ditto (new 1 shres), 41 p. —Manchester, Shclield, and Lincoln, 3.3l—Midland - 631 —South Eastern and Dover, 211—York and North : Mid land, 231—Demerara, 31 d. BRISTOL, Malice 26.—The market to-day was dull, but with prices much the some. Great Westerns left off at En. BIRXTNORAIS, MARCH 26.—This market WU slightly depressed to-day ,• the effect of the Shrewsbury and Birm ingham half-yearly meeting, as reported exclusively in to day's Daily News, has been to depress the market value of this° shares. The A's were done at 61. Owed Is Ot Iti loesselbar & Dies ,s Otikesitypaholionitesard tiOnstWallers, Ifi De.' Se 'Umiak 'Mimi 111 Lambe ssil Oessairleit Wand hillesaiMors so hotamse (Oft) I s erlbrulailem pep I 4 pm 107 109 15144 3.0 37 11110 1“0 Ceaselaid, as advertised Aug. 7, 1850 .. 1,910,9.50 The transactions in the Colonial markets this week have not been very extensive, but former prices have generally been maintained. For Sugar there has been • steady de mand, and full rates have been paid, particularly fur the foreign descriptions. Only a small quantity of Coffee has been brought forward, fur which former quotations have been obtained. The sale by the Dutch Trading Company, at Amsterdam, on the 18th instant, went off well, and la some instances • slight improvement upon the rates esta blished at Rotterdam. Rice is very flat, and there are not buyers unless at a reduction of fully Gd. per cwt. Spices are in good request at full rates. The Tea market con tinues fiat, and the dealers supply themselves with great caution. 14 21 From this must be deducted the amount paid at Madrid for the purchase of national property, and of which no account is to be found, but it is believed MI sßoi ;16 - . New irraisakWre per. Li jal.llll,L•Laeckyc 144 Ifi ad MP SI -. 44 44 ad • lips 44 21 ni ------ --.-. Countess 5 Ilungerford 4 (hello ColrterdiM Ilareefoot 4 6 6' l 6 6 8 6 6 6 4 124 ! " " M.' Si 12 ' 62' ANA. Ossisdliiii Irak - .. ;11 111spra Nod 7: ro eat Illsoilista I Da% 2161_ log I MANCHISTER, )(MICH 26.—Prices were weak in the morning, but a better tone pervaded the market subs.- queutly, and there was a fair businou in the afternoon. Leeds, 72} ; Midlands, ; Dowers, 211 ; But Lanca shire+, 17} k Sheffield, 341 ; Loudon and North Western, 1234; Buelungham, 174; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 214 ; Shrewsbury and Birmingham B, 6; Caledonten,lB 1546. ~ y 1 , 191 Isis roe mai Willa "Tilsisimerrars — sumuseed of lopplog sulk Tiolontal to EirAll io olso lk awl so whir& and Moll W NIW IT TAP WILIPPIOW ((so sapwoods Ike Imp L asolkod Pmom ot el. sad Is wo nolo. llos PAL I s la sir ems isktWion. Swaim SI. 11.. WOOL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Great dullness continues to exist in the foreign Wool market. Few sales have been made this week either for home consumption or exportation. Thr stock on hand being very light, holders arc not disposed to loner prices, and on the Continent contracts are being made for the next clip, at higher prices. This week's imports of Wool into London have comprised only 23 bags from Hamburg. THE ANTMIIILITIA AOITATION. HUNTLNO APPOINTMEN-TS. Her Majesty's atashosiads, Tuesday, Swan lan, Chart ley •; Friday, ltiehings—at 11. Tisdale hounds, Tuesday, Halliagton ; Thursday and Saturday, Minstar Anse--at half-past 10. Harluiss county hounds, Monday, Ilneldon Dane, Wed nesday, Castle, Eden Dens • Friday Flan--at half-past 10. Mr. hlorgan's bounds, M o nday , Fitland Corner; Thurs day, Duaterton--at half-past 10. Captain Tait's harriers, Wednesday, Crsigie Village—at 12._ Mar I Ulm • p. a.m.! r ind asulani. MAO if ilm r ei tit II 11 as 1111 ■ N SS Lams, Much 26.—There has been a Ratter market this morning. Nothing has been doing in the larger stocks. TM following are the cloying prices: —Leeds Northerns, 161; ditto, Extensions, No.l, It prem. • ditto, No. 2, liprem ' • ditto, No. 3, I prem.; York and North Midlands, 23t; North Westerns, 12 dm iCalsindra /110 rlissur sea Deries s r ika ft. sod AIN 1 -1 1 17 17 COVENT-GARDEN.—THIS DAY. The weather is still cold, but the market is ueverthelesa well supplied with vegetables and fruit. English Pine apples are tolerably plentiful, and a consignment of small samples of this fruit has this week been received from Sierra Leone, being the first importation of the kind to this country from our African pos sessions. A few new Hothouse Grapes have just made their appearance ; foreign ones are a trifle dearer. The best English Pears fetch good prices. They are now confined to Beurre' Ranee and Easter Beurre. Oranges are plentiful and good. lute are nearly the same as last quot ed . Strawberries are still supplied in small quan tities. Carrots, Turnips, Cabbages, &c., are sufficient fur the demand, and there is some tine Cornwall Broccoli in the market. Potatoes are generally good in quality. Let tuce and other salading are sufficient fur the demand. Mushrooms are cheaper. Cut flowers consist of Heaths, Epseriess, Mignonette, Camellias, Rom, Acacia., Azaleas, Primulas, Hyacinths, Tulips, Lily of the Valley, and other forced bulbs. - tasie per Mb de. Ds. lbw s per OM. 66361 Oral.V6l66.lkriptp.o idlologli. Pert in Dual" 64 par 1 9,621 llerketa recl. 3 ? it: 1 I :1 IP. 1 II -- Oakley hounds, Monday, Colworth ; Saturday, Cowyer's Oak—at a quarter to 11. rukinia g e hounds, Monday, Barkway ; Wednesday, Illabsawas latturday, Lsyston—at half-pest 10. Lord 'a bounds, londay, k aell's Wood ; Wetlands,. Wow Una; Friday, bholebrook Lawn. Thane& brasas, Monday, Fairby Lodge • Thursday, Yiarkieruflina • Entaiday, Ea. Bridgo—at - half-pan 10. Werentershirii bonne. Mosday, Leigh Slates • Wed nesday, Donnorgaeve Labs, Friday, Bredun half past 10. Warwickshire hounds, Monday, Umbers's& ; Wednes day,rt Nansens Village; Friday, Hampton Coppice—at a quaer to 11. United Peek, Tuesday, Kerry Pols; Saturday, Kinsley— at 9. 1:I 11 4 i II pa 7/ lad ii 1 1 Maid 'Si I W 7WI Do. II pot OM Mb* s I is s I liO. Now Ow. Ilisi Lied= & s) P.as.lo•• Ihnisle I Wpram... 7 , =2l.6lselise thy .1.111•1 De. Me OS ... . 1 S — pm 11 11 13 It Po 1 _ 1 . _ NI lasi el ►RUITS. .... Pia*apples, par lb., 4o to S. Grope, botatoookp. lb., Ito to teo Oropoo, Uoboo, pre lb., Pa to lb Gd iltrawborrloo, per es., la to St Aprils, kWh., p.r btelt„losoi•Gd Prom doom% per duo, to to So iblooods, per peek, S. ovoot, per lb , lto to So ;moss, per dos., le to 2. Orsagre, per dos., Is I n Is ed Pee 1 00 , 84 bd to 10s Sera lle, p. dos, LIAO .111 Nab, Box., p. SW to eis Y ruil , p. bush., 111 to Ile Cobs, per 100 10., 100 s. Das Prdassom MOAB jlit ii ft pit yle 144 14 1,64 13 14 z la La I/ 1 0 i r4 4 - 14111ili Werras;be. " ins. Wd ftrowilir AlL.ft wOvar. per Lam we se:NW • p•r Coat. ... ps TZrzerwiamewv 4118 14 0 reh. Daft Ms el areas* Frio VISOETJ An agitation is king carried cat against the pro posed enrolment of the militia, nuke the aespises of the Peace emigre. committee. Nusailataillanditip lam buss held in various parts of the country, Meld whisk Wow feelings of opposition to this obcosiees reason wire dis played by crowded auditones. The 111111ashetaring die. then, espreia.ly, have been ale. M the limajorma of the tablet', and have protected wished lie ealnlidident •F • apnea which has proved a curse to Ow notisins of the sea ',bent, and whiek moat necessarily be himied to the civil blieruee, sad to the hateUeetnal and aural progress of the manes of ea ewe re*. Notwithstandiag 111 M litaftm which has attended these spends= spinet the proposal to establish seeswipties ainweest as s there le get the slightest doubt hot that this agitation weedd have bona still more gn at ewes le hi Sent w on en their asowsioa mew at •••• . sad megulessally declared their inesstions =inbill ; he owe Mr. Walpole bee sellied the et the sranhery ae Wisp it geed an Mon ., WSW. the Marls if paws therreeeeet the ewswief have =lddrwrisheit far • Assisi"' red movie own of whid~ there is good reason to beikesorill eases wash • enplay of public opinion, as obeli altogether stop the maids askenie The meetings on the subject kayo been Aso ensesarbed by • correspondent: lownow.—A large meeting was held at the Bridgerhoose Hotel, Apeley Peilatt , Esq., in the chair. The speeches of the Kiva. John Waddington, John Aldis, William Wel ters, and John amble, Esq., were very warmly received. An important meeting has been held at the Horns Ken nington, at which the speeches of Messrs. Edmund Fry, L. A. Ctiamerovsow, and the Ike.. Henry Richard, W. H. Boom, sad Jobs Burnet, elicited hearty espressioas of approbation. At a meeting, chiefly consisting of werstives, held in Chelsea, the remarks of Meson. &ebbs, Edmund Fry, James Bell, sad Dr. Burns, were very Gor dis/1y resolved. As enthusiastic meeting wae bold at Greenwich, Mr. Jelin Wade in the chair, at which end• getie addresses were delivered by the lien. Henry Richard, Thome Jews, I. 0. Squire, W. Lucy, sad Mr. 0. D. Payee. At all of these meetings petitions were massi. mealy adopted. BIRMINGHAM—A greet demodulation of public to it plat. here, at ',beck betwee• 4,000 and 6.0116= were I. C. Oilpia, Esq., and lb. Item. John suesded as a &radiations Lrindro. Mr. Joseph Serra sad other wetlands leek In the MAN(11111T111 is the Towsphali, Mr. Alamos Nam" is tla chair._ 'pular were delivered by Dr. JAN Watts, MI. 11/0111111111 Prfia bee, and other persona. BILISTOL.—Two thousaad persons assembled is the public moms Broadhead, It. Charletnn, Esq., in the chair. Out or this large coecoune of people there were but 14 or 16 dilientienta. Laane.—A very lam and highly inisontial meeting yea held la this tasportant inanufaetarintar r r y an kis t s 4bieh reams were debvered by the Rees. C. s st kneed, G. W. Coder, Mr. Alderman Wm J. , and others. The strongest feel.ng of "polities to dot pospeold aikettre we. manifested. Snarriat.u.—A deataustratiaa wee laid la tli Wm. mid,* was (says the !Atlllehlseil Ilhoherime ieiaaliwA one ot the mom crowded - and enthealsoalo aeon fa Bhelleld. !;.Lard Smith, Esq., Mel w elai. Mr awls' Gilpin attended as a deputation lb. ifinim A vat* a( thanks woe puma to Mr. Cobbs tor Ye oggeeYlea to the Militia Bill. — Suffolk hotted., Tuesday, Banbury Arms, Barton ; Thursday, Bradley Fos—at a quartet to 11. EMMII - Union hounds, Wednesday, Moakley Bull ; Satur day, Banbury—at half-past 10. East Ewes hounds, 7 modal. 'karma. Lion; Thunday, Marks Hall; Saturday, Terhag Raleigh Azme—at half past 10. Ems and Suffolk hounds, Tunday, Dosiyhad Heath; Friday, Brantford Angel—at a quarter to 11. Druidism Moor hounds, Monday, Alwood; Wadies. day, Hook Moor; Saturday, Crom-roads, llra 7haes Yost-- at halt pea 10. Sari Fitswilliara's betuds, Monday, Soutkwiek ; Thum day, Collywrito• Creermeds—at 10. Herefordshire Iteands, Tuesday, Chanute— at half. pest 10. Lelbery betweb. Cat hdf-yeat U. Meaty, Woolhope ; Friday, Headley omma— Least beumb, Tuesday_ Bitterley—at half-past 10. Allulupeas lesuada,Tushry, Lilleshall ; Thunday, Stew pewatufalesgsp, Denial Oman—at half-pan 10. of Beaufort's heaude, the Stet day after rain. Ow* Devon hound', Meuday, Cationtaign—at half wit 10. Hamlidethea hounds, Monday, Horadeen Gate; Wedueo day, fiblilleld; Friday, Corhampton Down ; Saturday, B Down—at a quarter to 11. H. H. lisuads, Monday, Golden Pot ; Tuesday, Four Lanes (Hemswerth) ; Thursday, if erriard House ; Saturday, Rotherileld--st • quarter to 11. Mural Mud. (Mr. O. Wall's), Monday, Loekford Hut ; Friday, Hill—at a quarter tell. beards, Tuesday, Bolton's Beach; Saturday, Markway Ilddlgo— 111. Somerset Sulieseilties _be_rids, Tuesday, Cl.we 11M ; Friday, CIONINIS half. past 10. Mr. T. Thsebeld's fleserest sad Wilts howdy, Tuesday, &Mynah Turnpike Oats; Friday, Bitannbe Hill—at 11. MOON heaad., Monday, Fairby Lodge; Thursday, yueselise= Saturday, Els Bndge ; Monday week ; Thursday week, Hide Bridge—at half , i gt a Mr. Valelehes V.W.H. bounds, Tuesday, Frampton lulf.pest 9; W.dnmday , Lydiard Plain—at 12. Mr. Tralsenty7s hosted', Tuesday, Langdou Hall ; Fri day, Mapes Village—at half-put 10. WAY. lOM oi•W r 7. ra -ie.': I crowd ma Erquillre.l 1 . 5 sir 4 44 Ta . ut f . d wrr r~:r~r:. D -- :: dle. Irew Illsser aid lip Iterthars et Imes- . odour soll Ilardwas Pero sage s Illtobes4 saws ANY awn . imam, mei um. mil Main 51 TA 11 Si Pm 44 4i pi 6 45 VI tij NI llf Ili HI Si 6 die li 10i TALLOW MARUCT.—THIS DAY. The sietket is quiet to-da , said _prises we buil/ sap. ported, at the wined q :—Tows Tallow, a6s. sett cosh ; Petenbors Y.C. a ths soot, Us. 9d. to 36e. 6d. October to Deesuiber (1662), Th. 3d.; ea or beam the NW of March, 36e. Bd. SMITHFIELD HAY MARICET.—THIS DAY. Mears. Cooper and Davis report bade heavy, at the followieg quotatiows :—Prisse Meadow Hay, 72e. to 7b.; inferior, 680. to tag, ; Solna, SOL to Sac ; Clergy, 764. to Me. ; ,need eat, 68.. to 765.; Straw, 24.. to Mg. ail to to so le to be very inconsiderable. The ANgive Stock, it will be remembered, bears an avenge of 101 years' inte rest at 5-per cent., and the Deferred Stock from 10 to 1 year's interest. What will be the amount of the Coupon Certificate Stock is a question of some interest now that a fresh agitation has been or ganised to procure its recognition by the Spanish government. We understand that Mr. John Laurie, the late Sheriff, has been invited to become a candidate for the sank of England direction, and proposes oar ing himself at the next election. There was scarcely any change in the quotations of foreign exchange'this afternoon, and the basimun transacted was not very considerable. Short Paris ruled at 25 35 to 371, and three months at 25.50 to 53. Amsterdam found takers at 12.1, but not below that rate. Frankfort was a shade lower, closing at 1211 to t. Hamburg maintained its previous rate 413.101 to 11 • short was done at 13.9, the rats of ilk leant at Ha mburg being 3 to 31 per cent., with a dig tendency towards the end of the quarter. Peeper on Italy, Sicily, Spain, end Portugal was not !s1 d, nor was the demand great. St. Petene to 37 to t. Vienna was done at 12.311 Ml, sedTrieste at 12.40 to 43. Ikon Trieste was alledat 12.37, but purchasers insisted on a rather =tete, and some amounts remained unsold. The negotiated were as follows : Thee. Mete segstiated. Troia To M g Newt 1111. Mete. ... 1 Meet,. S liostbsl22. 1/. .. 1 2 5. lam „ 122. *este. .. 112. If ate. g end Apes „ ~ ISwee. 10feehl. lima 11sek. per £lO „ 12111 Okr. ... 15144. eke. lam ...... per 2 „ 121. Mr. ... 1111. 421 u. F o.u.s.a.a. - • 122. eekr. IN. Mr. PO Pt .. . . Stir. 111/e. ... I*. SU. ...... - Ibtr. We. ... LW. Me. 252. ins. ... see. sae ~agelrt me. sea ... 2//tr. 40e. „ 2 214212625 fr. SOe. ... 2512. 53.. liiif• beard „... =lll2 „ „ We. Ns. ... SW. seta ,, " ISfr. 1111 e. ... 111 R. 271 e. Wino „ „ per. SOL - 3012. ewe = .., rzi..... : 121 = .:: 1 11='. . ~ 11 pro ... 121 peas Nord per do per „ pease ... 44 pre 11 Poo ••• ea MN PM ... : PIN ewe n n I pease pro ... 4 $ pars Ilmislor. Orr „ „ pan ... 411 pro Wes. of skirl . pease .. Sat pease Operes....- ...... IL PeSseeleeg ... rublo „ 31 DOOM ... 271 pease The bullion market is unchanged, but the price of bar silver is unsettled. Dollars remain at the quo tations last reported, viz., 4s. 101 d. per oz. The price of gold yesterday at Paris was about 2 per mills perm (new tariff rate), which, at the English , mint prove of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.22 ; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.35, it follows that gold is about 0.51 per cent.. dearer in London ' than in Paris. By to-day's advioes the price of gold at Hamburg is 4291 per mare, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.71; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.71, it follows thatez is 0.232 per cent. dearer in London than in burg. According to the last accounts the course of ex change at New York on London for bills at 60 dap' sight is 1101 per cent., and the par of exchnago in , tween England and America being 109 2350 ye 141 U( 14 itf Hi 14 : 2 1 V i ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AND DEATH. Yesterday aa inquest was held by Mr. W. Carter, at the Surrey arms, Themarranfust. Kennington-common, on the body of Mr. JIM. Rhodos, aged 45. Mrs. Rhodes stated that the de eland resided at 4, Marley-road, and was a ship-agent in aruCity. On the morning of the 17th of February be came t Mahout 1 o'clock, in a very excited state, and said that Md boss attacked by three men on Kennington esmes, who had tried to rob him. Police-coastable Rebates (1110?) said that just about that time he heard • am of " Polio" be.. Royal-road, and on going in that di rection, he met the.. men, whom he asked what was the matter, and they replied it was only a drunken man calling for the police ; bout be told they the had better go back with him, and see what it was. to l a._ tbrf ah ltoted• however, caught hold of one, tad go at any rate, and they then all wont, and ww - 1767itbridas in Royaf lrosd with a poliemaaa. Oa simian the three man he said, " These aro the men who assaulted me and tried to rob me," and he gam them in charge. They were taken to the station-house, but the prosecutor did not appear next day, and they were discharged. After this occurrence, he spat about a pint of blood. This loss of blood came on at inter mit, until Much 2, when be was confined to his bed, and shortly afterwards died. Mr. Thomson, of 60, Loma-street, Walworth-road, had no doubt there was a rupture of one l of the lame vessels of the lungs. As he could find no mark of a blow he inferred that the rupture had been ceased by great excitement or fright. Deceased did not say that the sea had struck him. The jury returned a verdict of " Natural death." INDUSTRIAL AND GENERAL LIVE ASSURANCE Ann Darwin' COMPANT.—Tbe second annual general meeting of this company was held on Thursday, at the offices, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall ; Mr. George Thompson, M.P., in the chair. A report was read, which stated that during the year just expired 1,768 policies bad been completed, for sums amounting to 167,4061. A. 6d s et premiums exceeding 5,6621. per annum. Out of 40,000 shares, forming the capital stock of the com pany, above 26,000 had been already subscribed for, and the remainder were being issued to such persons as were most likely to further the interests of the company. Nearly 3,000 persons had during the last two years availed themselves of the advantages of this institution and, while the directors had been the medium of alleviating the distress, too often attending premature death, the Ices occa sioned thereby to the company in thirteen instances was I only 8931. 14s. 3d. Anxious to carry out to the fullest ex tent the beneficial principle' of life sienniace, the directors deemed it desirable, at the early part of the past year, to form a branch under the Friendly Societies' Act, which enabled them to pay sums not exceeding 1001. to surviving relatives without the trouble and expense of administra tion ; and 911 policies had already been completed in this department. In accordance with the deed of settlement, the directors recommended that • dividend be declared after the rate of M. per oeot. per annum to the 31st of llc amber last. The report, upon the 'notice of Dr. Robert Bentham, and seconded by Mr. Henry Whitworth, was unanimously adopted. Directors and auditors were then appointed, and, a vote of thanks having bean pared to Dr. Elmore, the resident director, and to the provincial ma nager and chairman, the meeting separated. lavelyr dot,. 106 to h . - 1 Irma p.111111.190d te3. bassidl. Fa i leM *Lb is id Iralleosi t i =jor i CVAd 3e tolled Owens. psr Ma. id by Ildailtasts, p. birlb. id to laid MO* pre ten, 42. to 00. I tar ewt...b in u per WM. 1. Od to to ed Turnips, per do;., Is ed to tsed encumber; each, la Od tot. Velem per Wattle, ed to Is ed flora", per btuteh, sd t• 7d lents•el• riprouts, per half siert, Is to I. td Rpinaoh, per meow, 1. to Is ed Oslons, par bomb, 1,1 to 4d Spottier, p doe, Irolkl tots Nadir*, per score, Is to b 61 lla•f, der des, la to la 1A wan, Mto k% pit idirk Id to 2d Sheba% pot Ik Id Is 104 ( A= ld Jerrikes, per bolt skive, M to k [atom Oakdo WM% 40 to to pki.. pa to lo Hone 9‘.. Is to 4, Krim .% pipit. 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Ida id katioront,do. psi brisk 3d tow Hateretertiporko.boord,fd to COALS.-Lontiox,M•iten 26.-CLoaw OP THEMARIPT. -Huddle's West Hartley, 121.6 d.; Dean's Primrose, 12s. ; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 124.6 d. ; North Percy liartley, 12a. ; Redheugh Main, 11s . ; Tantiold Moor, 12e. ; TanSeld Moor Butes, I'L.; Townley, 12s. ; West Wylun, 135.; Wylam, 14s. 6d.; Walls End Barton, 12s. 9d.; Walls End Hebburn, 13a.; Walls End Heaton, 13a. ; Walla End Healey, 13a. ; Walls:End Lawson, 12s. 3d. ; Walls End Riddel, 128. 9d. ; Eden Main, 14a. ; Walls End Bell, 138. 9d.; Walls End Belmont, 13e. 9d. ; Walls End Brad dyll, 15e. ; Walls End Helton, 16s. ; Walls End Has well, 15e. 3d. ; Walls End Lambton, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End North Helton Lyons, 14s. ; Walls End I'ensber, 13s. 6d. ; * Walls End Plummer, 14s. 3d. ; Walls End Russel's Hatton, Is & 9 4 1 ; Walls End Stewart's, 15a. ; Walls End Hart lepool, 15a. ; Walls End Yelloe, 15e. ; Walls End North Hartlepool, 12s. 9d. ; Walls Had South Hartlepool, 14..9d. • Walls End South Kelloe, 14s. 3d. ; Walls End Thornler, 13e. 9d. ; Walls End South Durham, 13s. 3d.; Walls End •• t• Tess, 158. ; Walls End Woodhouse Claw, 12a.. Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 235. ; Sidney's Hartley, 12s. Malin at market, 177 ; sold, 86. .~` .., ; . iiialL4‘.. , v,