The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-28 00:00:00

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Pallal Orem the D :HAWS is at Na hid of the L. Wei Pieta d Out MY* admeetim tree aemmaaa to ila benologt Nem sted 1311M11 Mil prodigal telarme, whither *Me& mak& or ogiodeele& is the agent eel gels, Mee Omura' News.—le the waezegy al ito ley ass^ ls aeepy trethtel. aaa Mewed& shemitee d hi rem esd le the melee wermetalemli gemsrmela I ta ttiness ometleed r the ate, Balm& ••• ikalamT Aftiek+ — ar Pam aimpaml. It oggloim • nom demlied Net et laliallag Una my gem yaw— n' ti gkra= newt Shteflet le the loam ilme W met, weer' the may gab Mb. Day" gel Ikt pike% pallasdayekink N miasm a Med do IlamMod.r base the only me Wits He wee Web amlefte. led sae always masa& km WORM delhogim abertiemsdis. 115 refer ia latem is dews by the hit Meta et meg he tie yeit ISM te the Itedled Leedom Nome= it be um dal this p aper Ohs yerimpet mem thee linty team had le ihe rare heMa No three Mart eampelleee IstablieheL Slams Mood. Nomme Csawnma likara• Pair ......... 1712 MON Ileum ...... 1781 LIMON iti DAILY MIMI ..4 1a32.090 weeleesd 11.1111611800 D •e Ob= aid seaman "I" wand? killessold by • waNwee••••7 •TM Nem is the mesa el all the Lemke mareim Alan Frew the Sri it kosk skdomi dad a high Ulna tom—re. Ua INN skamisittersi dad ddel• Eboraliew while la tamely • • •• •• d ; dimly , with the goosed MOM oboulalea d tee rempleme arty lot mad t" Uw e" awatto. adggrtiommte—mat te the ' '—ebteleM r? _oat Mem le patted more Mae earrogroade with de gemmergial emem." le wired Hedwelloe oe Novenae le the kingdom ; are. le. PleMateeot. Latham CULYERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, P te L orthedoz. Astimapieled. aid Original. le. eta ; by pod. . WHAT TO HAT, anti, AND ATOM. u. LECTORS TO TOMO KIN. m. HOW TO SE HAPPY. NOIULL AND PTITSIC.AL INJOTNLINT Of LIP& ON SPECIAL DISZASHIL THS Of MaTITUTES OF MA11.11401 un. Tn. DMA Ala OF WINTRL WAIT DPAANGVAILKTS, anterinnoP, am aillol.l. n. sad z. 111101.nn. lad WOWS LAM !weir. Is.eash. . OR, TIRE COLD WATER CULL PaßflvaT4ww. Owwolho, 10. I , lww.otroot ; on% fted Of of IL 1. cetvirwia. gm. IN 111 Reowsworoot. who may asonaltod dolly moos 10 IIU Sr 1 out - - - THY. MUSE CtRPENTEKS AND JOINERS OP PLY aocra "d tM or.shh.urhood have resolved upon asking .n/ employers fur aa uscrease of wages, to dm taunt of N. a day. 11 '111111.W r • 4144•Elinilinrani] vb.e (Evx43rt%%. 11 SPO -- RTING. HUNTING APPOINTM STAG ROUNDS. Her Wajestra, this day. Niaideahead Thicket; Friday, New Ledge —at halt past li. Bath, Tuesday, Temple Cloud; Friday, Ilialea—at half pest IL New Forest, this day, /hooey Cross ; Friday, Bolton's Beach—at half-pest 11. BUSS Rothwbud's, this day, Nisiashlll, war Hogaboa ; Monday, Stawkley—at It. DOI MOUNDS. Albright**, Tsesday, Woodcote Green; Thursday, Rau too ; Saturday, Wassail Top—at 11. Duke of Beaufort', this day, Sidon ; Wednesday, Compton Basun ; Thu rsday, Luba/sigh (late; Saturday, Hawkebury Upto Bedale, this day, Slemingford Park ; Wednesday, Cana ria Bridge; Friday, Langton Village--at 11. Berkshire, this day, Kingston Lien ; Tuesday, Curbriclge ; Friday, Coleshill ; Saturday, Wytham—at hilf-past 10. Cambridgeshire, this day, Childerley Gate; Friday, Aden Green—at half past 10. Carmarthenshire, this day, Raymond's Lodge ; Friday, Commercial lon—at 10. Cheshire, this day, Ridley Tollbar ; Wednesday, Aston Ball ; Thursday, Withington ; Saturday, Peekfortoa—at half-past 10. Cleveland, this day, Goldsborough—at 9; Thursday, Ormsby Bank Top—at ball-past 10. Mr. Colyee_ ,s Tuesday, Royal Oak, Wroth's' ; Thuzsday, Timberden •' Saturday, Chattenden—at half-put 10. South Devos, this day, Cutts Dyke, Little Bald's; Thursday, Violent Crom—at 11. lb. Drake' this bay s ta s i seer.gei g e l' ma Usses Tu esday, Maths Didi este I ; eatuntay, Warden Kennels. Durha";etTirOiy, this day, Bare and Bounds ; Wednes day, Embleton ; Friday, Whitton--at half-put 10. F. B this day, Bishop's Wood; Friday, Victoria Ina, near Ro che—at 11. Mr. Funs's, this dal, Rising Sue, near Bidden.? ; day, Addiport, near lorrington—at half-past 10. Mr. Garth's, this day, Wellington Arms, Strathfield saye ; Wednesday, Finchampstead Ridges; Friday, Nowa ham Green—at half.past 10. Hanibledos, this day, Bordean Boum ; Wednesday, Al lington ; Friday, Wickham Oats—at a quarter to 11. Haydan, W e dnesday, Maas Kassel; Saturday, Diaetly V. —at H. H., this day, Colemore ; Tuesday, West Tisted ; Thursday, Preston Oak hills ; Saturday, Wheatley Farm, Biesstead. Herefordshire, Tuesday, Whitfield; Saturday, Canon Frame—at 11. Heythrop, this day, Boulter's Barn; Wednesday, Bar -1 ten Gate ; Friday, Addlestrop Gate ; Saturday, Tangly— at half put 10. Hanley, Tuesday, Farley Mount ; Thursday, Dog and Crook ; Saturday, Laapton Avenue—at • quarter to 11. Harworth, Tuesday, Dalton Village; Saturday, Oak Tree Village--at half-put 10. Mr. W. 8. Lowndre's, Tuesday, Lynford Wood; Satur day, Drayton Cross road—at a quarter to 11. Mr. Lushington's, this day, Tony Hill Lodge ; Thurs day, Oore Court; Saturday, Half-way House, Challoek— at 11. Mr. Marshall's, this day, Cotham Brake; Thursday, Glen Cottage—at 11. Mr. Morgan's, this day, Viverdon ; Thursday, New Bridge Hill—at half-past 10. New Forest, Tueeday, Vinney Ridge ; Friday, Paultona —at 11. iOa;at o:fordable*, this day, Nuffield Common; Friday, Wheatley—at halt.paat 10. Pembrokeshire, this day, Canasta' Bridge; Thursday, Farthing's Hook—at 10. Pembroke, Tuesday, Orielton ; Friday, Manorbeer— at 10. - Bab ibis day, Winston Bridge; Wednesday, BirntiM - vie ; Friday, Witton—st 11... Bir Henry Seals's, Tnesday, Mar —at 11. Sinai:quits, Tuesday, Helmsley ; Friday, Cattnbridge— at 10. -- Somerset Subscription, Tuesday, King's CUB; Friday, Brampton Italpb—at bsif-past 10. Somerset and Wilts, Tuesday, Lower Wood; Friday, Co. lora Park—at 11. North Bteflerashive, Tuesday, Trentham ; Thursday, Craadeo Abbey—at half-past 10. Mr. Las Steers's, this day, Lordiags; Thursday, Wig goalsolt—at 11. Se folk, Tuesday, Shimpling Mill ; Thursday, Seole lan ; Saturday, Depdeu Urea—at • quarter to 11. Surrey Union, this day, Ccliyers Hanger ; Weduesday, Abler, Hatch ; Saturday, Palm's Hill Tower—at haft peat 10. Tiverton, Monday, Cove; Thursday, Two Gates, Wins ford—at hall-past 10. Tivride, thin day, Ileollaa Briar ; Thursday, Cold more. Mr. Trelaway'r, Wednesday, ltybridge; sattrday, Bul ler:! Ares, Dena—at 11. --- Mr.trenTisctki;d a y, Lamer ; Wednesday, Bendisb ; Friday, Rabley Heath—at half-past 10. Vine, Taary, Marken Green lan, at a quarter to 11; Friday, Padworth House; ii.starday, Archer lodge, fiber ileld—at It. -- iii,r. iiiiiirle's, Tuesday, Hampstead Norris ; Thursday, Shiaflidel Tarapike Gam—at 11. Seidl WM, this day, Southleigh ; Friday, Itockboarne ROO9-00111111. lcuarkshiro sad Raufrewskiso, Tuesday, ()nigDud, Shoats ; Saturday, Blackwood._ B. V., Taseday, Do 1•; Ash •, Friday, Kerwel—at half past 11. Mr. Hildyard's„ this day, &Maim ; Friday, Trenhohna Bar. Captain Lewis's, Wodaeoday,Mos Orange ; Saturday, flowerby—at 11. Norfolk, Torisky, Alvergate—at 11. Norfolk West, this day, Whissoosett Swan; Thursday, Swaffbaus SMasksa—at 11. Mr. Okeover's, Tuesday, Wiady Harbour ; Friday, Blakesore—at 11. Whiteharels, Tosoday,-Wescombe ; Friday, Craaboura• Cottago—at 11. Mr. S. Williiuss'a, Tuesday, Beer Algoma Dow*—at half-past 10. Friday, Callington, Newbridge—at 10. SCOTCH. Mr. A. D. Tait's, Wednesday, Coalhall ; Saturday, Moassial—at 12. If N M is I iFdoes iiiorll. Motny costa MA Slat J swoon atriumit,: aisisrfau• I B a llol 4 iFa all is ali IS al Imam sod Illsbasii Oak aid labea ?alibied IllebaJea.3 wain 11=iuml Abb• gait ameba Deb (L II L sad H.) lain Omen ... SWIM Mita., CLIO A... Obi L U. Da. are 8 sad C QYu ilea larseelte I. SOLI. DaNklana.la 1 9 114 4 Nls 111 Ii 7j II 78 71 64 27 If 7f iml 2410•4 b -4 Peebles.. 441844404 4 , 4,441Amad0 =vl IlwilWedies 12 14 N am SI 111 Fi Tie sbaret. B. Stook ClUlesUiarl West.(lse. 011 at WOWS Ida lbsters Lassatiff sp. Wads . Ds. Lameddes awl inflow Da 7 11.111114as . iislos Issas Makers . Gads& use Ilksivall Las.Talsiy,it Sostbsed De4lloB6,7Lsod &(C tasks & aorta-Wssiso I Ds. SS* ... , Lorlseasny & Oslorslas M.d. wept. UT•)... • -. o.: ~r.: ItatmlWa . i~ ~~ osalk osees,'_ii•. Dft Nd Deb I Oursalsed MGM ur... An* Madera rfonissil 6. WietenJuse tei 109 '.OO I h.' 1199 olatra_ h Cla. A Da LAN.W.Ogar. eu Illywaftry sed lieralaid ji MimsSari osa 1.41.4 if w. Ku.) ... Ks. Onreary I,llwarlisp Kakis . lonallea Wales ... TwkrAiump: DIM diU ._ ,Sidosa a Darliagua .. tii IR. 10/4 iii; Olt 9111 II le 91 94 RS 734 IS mr . 7 S si al „ IS 154 1 11 a pa 103 118 119 i pm I 90.0 S 91 44 114 Ms Ps 11 th 19 al SS al ii 7Ge 75 45 46 IL a. II II U 74 h Vs di 41 4 !Is II 4 pot 41 411 11111 Ih 418 44 II TO IS //I 11 10 14 II it db II II Et 10 • 4 111 ie ▪ 3 IN it _ l l le a Par die 1011 IN IN Its IN IN ad J MB par S 9 41 II 11 1 paAn 1 11 11 " A If 1 1 1 Iff IN IS 121 411 $ 1 47 llli NI 74 I zd lon 41 to Ilti 1$ i frne I T 4 i 8,2 j zd MI N 4 INi I! 'a 1119 111 - - Si Si Si 1115 101 1011 101 p..ans No. 11laro Rum. Paid Saturd 7 ay. So der day. rtroo Ao --- dastralaris 40.000 U 010161. Nig at Ada par p. 10,1100 1111 OWL Nook at Ind* AwasNo nod Mr 11 pin 41 1.1,000 PIN* entlial. KM 10 tondos Boa Arnim at Asa 10 Si /1 pm 11,1 trolls and Dias par! pra 1 * 21,000 In London Cbarleed Usk at 124 41 6 p 176 14. 1 1 8 0 II Odorant Goat Corpora all $0 NI Ns 11 N,oas i dotal Avoral. Baallall Ind OM Import. Oa. 1 Ms 1 pea SAO 06 Soft Autralla WM 10 Was N AastraHa all 77 78 77 6,000 ... Oa. N0w.... [THREEPENCE. lof members of late years, will be about 10,000/. or 12,0001., and the works have been entrusted to Messrs. Cubitt and Co. It is proposed to make the enlargement in the direction of Shorter's-court, and when the works in question shall have been com pleted, a remodelling of the present arrangements of the house will probably take place. The prico of this stock, with 1001. paid, has varied for the last year or two between 2001. and 2401., and it is chiefly held by the members. All the subscriptions of the members are paid over to account of the proprietary, who consequently have a very certain source of income from their investment. Australian Lsnd Shares were generally rather firmer to-day, but not much business was done in miscellaneous stocks. Australian Bank shares were also firm, and Union of Australia rose 11. The late rise in the shares of the Oriental Bank is well sup ported. The shares of the new Berlin Waterworks Company are quoted 1 to If rrem. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Wednes day are thus reported by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex presa:—Dutch Four per Cents., 96 1-t6; ditto Two and-a-Ralf per Cents., 65 1-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 24 13-16. Mexican New, 251. The Spanish Committee's Certificates, 8 7-16. Aus trian Five per Cent. Metallics, 811. Granada Deferred, 11 f. Port uguese New, 381. The total receipts of railway traffic on all the lines in the kingdom for the last week are thus stated by Herapatiesiouraal : Total No. of Average receipt receipts. miles open. per mile. 1863.... £277,879 6,696 £4l 9 0 1862.... 251,386 6,390 39 6 0 1861.... 231,970 6,337 36 10 0 The Railway Times estimates the total receipts since the lit Jan. as follows : No. of Average receipt . Total Receipts. miles open. per mile. 18.53—, £3,150,289 6,649 £473 1.5 0 1852.... 2,853,560 6,383 447 1 0 18.51.... 2,681,328 6,264 428 10 0 NAVAL. PORTSMOUTH, MAR C H 27 : The Tyne, store-ship, Master-Commander Peter Billineal, went oat of harhour 'to day sad sailed far the west eoast Africa and the Bra ving stores ea board for the British squadrons on those stations. The Magma, screw steam treep-ship, Com mad*? J. 0. Jeluseen, embarked detachments of the 36th, 09th,and 76th regiments yesterday(eonveyed out to Spithead to her in the Bello, stunt tug) for conveyance to the West Indies, to join their respective head-quarters there. The Dasher, steam-vessel, Commander Lefebre, arrived is har bour yesterday trees the Channel Islands. She has eons over to have her crew paid down. The Rhadansanthas, steam store-ship, Master Commander Balam, sailed last night with stores and supernumeraries for Plymouth. The Agamemnon, 91,serew steam- ship,Capt Sir T. Maitland,has fresh eases of scarlatina daily breaking oat among her strew : ens yesterday and two more to-day have been sent to Hails, Hospital. This disease has now been prevalent for man weeks among the crew of this very fine ship, sad although a variety of measures have been had recourse to to get rid of it, very little rsecess has been the result. Something more decisive than has yet been adopted appears necessary for the restoration to health of this ship's crew. At present one-half of them are in Hasler Hospital from the disease, although, it is reported, the majority of them are not so deleted as to prevent their indulging in extremely riotous conduct The Sidon, 22. steam-frigate, Captain Gold smith, and the Leopard, 12, steam-frigate, Captain G. Gif fard, are both, at the hour of dispatching this parcel, (4 p.m.) making preparations for sailing from Spithead, by getting up steam, de. The Sprightly, steam -vessel, Muter Commander Allen, returned from Plymouth today, bring lag nand supernumeraries for the London, 90, Captain Mandy, at Spithead. The Hake of Wellington, 131, screw steam-ship, Captain N. B. Martin, is to be undocked to-marrow, to complete her fittings in the steamer basin. DETONPORT. Manor 27.—The Vulture, steam vessel, Captain F. H. Glues, returned from the Chops of the Channel on Tuesday night, where she had been sent for the relief of homeward bound merchant ships, having some defect I. her Kingston valve. The diver went down to ex amine the matter yesterday afternoon, and it is presumed the defect may be remedied without being taken into dock. The Sprightly, steam-tender, Master Commander G. Allen, arrived on Thursday night, from Portsmouth, with supernumeraries and the furniture of Rear Admiral Corry, which has been placed on booed her Majes ' Ye ship Queen. in the Sound, which is to be his Sag ship. The new steam vessel, the St. Jean d'Acre, 101, was taken into dock on Saturday morning. PROVISIONS rod THE NAVT.—The beef and other meats in the stores at the Royal William Victualling Yard have recently undergone a complete overhaul sad examina tion by the Commander and Muter of the Impregnahle. We unleretand the quantities of beef and pork cured at this establishment have been much increased recently. THE ORIENTAL COMPANY'S STEAMER CITY OF Lesbos leg Southampton yesterday with ship-letter mails for Gibraltar, Malta, and Constantinople. Her period of starting from Southampton has been altered from the 29th to the nto of the month, in order that she may reach Malta on her homeward passage in time to transfer her passengers and merchandise from Turkey and the Black Sae, destined for France, to the Malta and Marseilles mail packet LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 28, 1853. • SHARE LISTS. BATVILDAT iTINDIO. There was no advance in railway stooks today, corresponding with the improvement in Canoeist business being very quiet. This was a buyierin " day, bet there was no demand for stock for delavet7t and some of the heavy stocks were consequently a shade Satter. Landoll and North Western stook was doll, on statements of & strike amongst the Com pany's workmen. Greet Northern, Irish Otipt Southern and Western, and Manchester sad Shef field shares were better. THIS DAY—Two o'CLort. Th 4 railway market to-day is languid, %minus being very quiet. The heavier stocks, including London and North-Western, blidliutd,Oreat Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire, are flat, and generally the tendency of prima is slightly drooping. French shares are lower than on Saturday. South Eutern of France maintain their advance, marking preen. SHAM AND ITOCIDI UNGULIANTRID Usammrs. *snag Pri Satesty.m to•dlay up r ial re 3 p.a. 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Autsellaa LasuL 21 3 U WOW US Vaa Disima's WWI UP 331 242 sif 6 SAITIMAT Ivairure. In consequence of the approach of the holiday season and the absence of many of the chief dealers, little business has been done in British mining stocks to-day. As regards prices the feelin4 of the market is not so buoyant. With the rapid nee in the prices of metals, the heavy dividend stocks have experi enced a general and very extensive advance; and now that metals seem to have reached their highest (for the present at least), mining stocks gen,rally exhibit a little weakness. Should a supply come in, a decline in the prices of these stocks would probably be easily establi sh ed. On the other hand, progres sive mines are well supported, and there appears to be an impression that these stocks will continue to fetch good prices. Gold mining shares were quiet to-day, but firm. There is scarcely even the slightest change in prices to report. Peel Rivers were rather better, closing 64 to 7 prem. The non-official closing quotations are :—New South Wales Coal, to I prem. ; Golden Mountain, #to # die.; Brazilian Diamond and Gold, par to prem.; New South Wales Gold, die. to par ; like buperior Copper, par to I prem. ; Monarch Gold, # du. to par • Glenaulin, par to 4 prem. • South Cork Copper, clis. to par ; Sulphate of Birytes, #to die. •, Jamaica Copper, 3to # prem. ; Melbourne Gold, to # per share ; Mizen Head, par to # prem.; Cologne Mining, par to pram.; Treburgett Con sols, 1; to 4 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoez. The gold mining share market is dull to-day, and, on the whole, prices appear scarcely an strong, though thete is scarcely any quotable chazge. Peel Rivers mark 6 to t pivot. Australian Cordillera continue to be inquired for, and mark # prem. North British Australasian shares are rather worse at to # prem., and Scot(ish Australian Investment at ao e h prem. The other land companies' shares show ange. Qom aimaa No. Si no Mars P.. .14 ar 1 S ia Mae Saturday. today. (60 , 00. 1 Mi Fri .ll I 14. li KIM I Ameba Outran= Gold au pa I pa 11 00. 40 U0 I. A ROO WW . . OU 6 6 . 10,000 10 Arlnimalsa 3 I 14 „ 317.400 11 Aartrallma 5 5 0 61 1 sckeau I Austral= Oardthara 190,000 1 Amsialia Fraabald - all par 4pa 1 3 ,000 1 Ave UM& all Adii pa 10.,00 I brad& Australlam tilt all . ipa 11 ICAO N arida Ina .......- 00 11.1 7 1 10,00 U SramlLllo44.(kamill.444 144 II 14 6,000 10 Da OismarlOdele all 4 4i 11,000 0 De. SL Aka Dal lay li a 10 110,00. i Cameo Ortak ....... -.. 6 par pas 12.00 0 071 as —.., „an 47 4 0 40 140,000 I Cobol= _.. CalaaPa ll 4 r iiixon at. Capper Milers of rag an 7 6,000 23 Da. rata re want all 74 84 Fa moo 3 Saga Ausualise uipo all li 141. la 4 WAN all ISO 2 G 0000 nat Noun Vida. all 1 7 4 If 111 pa 44 6 53.00 71,400 1 Grail limiy id Mai all par ipa UAW 3 Grat= all II 11 pal 14=e 1 Law I lama, --..... ..... s= 3 1.111/111113 ..... ...„ all 814 I laadiaiolllarm. Gold Q• 00 Cirmillagto an 1 6 1016000 1 Narlaalta Ilaslaroo2l.4irdrat 1 Pi AI 11 8 brao II 1 New Chimed. -.. 10%00 1 Nouveau Mark 10,0ik I Prat Mkt 1 i 1 aa. 1 00,(40 1 Quarts Pink Ol par pi I 10,00 1 1 10 Ith i Mag Iran all St 18 Sew \ 7,606 le IllaNsa as Oak .- 40.400 I I Sam& Antsarsa. i I pat On 10 Tle Omit 411.171 Nail MINA Nods= 70,000 1 Nag »_. . 10,100 I W4o.olarda moot I Mit Karim. all idle' pa 1041.0 r 1 UN .......... ..... - ell pr Ipa DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY, N/L/IXII 28, 1853. The state of the Weather at sack of the following plasm at Nine o'clock on Saturday swains. The stations are assuaged is order of latitude. LISIDICIL—W.I Calm; Overcast. Illurszateast—W. ; Gentle Breese ; Partially Cloudy. Haerimon—N.E.• Strong Breese; Cloudless. 831/TNADIPTOX—N.; Strong Breese; Clouding. FOLDWITONZ—N.E. ; Gentle Breese ; Partially Cloudy. Tuttantnos—N.E.• Strang Breese ; Cloudless. BASINOSSOKS—N.W. ; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy. Ganissnon—E. ,• Gentle Breese ; Partial Cloudy. &moon—N.B.; Gentle Breese ; Partially Cloudy. SWINDON—N.E.; Light Airs ; Cloudless. Catamaran—N.; Gentle Breese ; Cloudless. YAIXOOTN—E • Gentle Brees e ; Cloudless. The returns fro m the following places did not reach this sem is time for publicatiea on Saturday • they therefore indisate the state of the weather oa Priday ramming at nisi o'clock : liarrfiros—N.E.; Strong Bream ; Cloudless. Soontsurrom—N. ; Strong Breese; Cloudless. F3LIEsstoNs—N.E. ; Gentle Breese; Partially Cloudy. Onannwicu—N.B. ; Gentle Breese ; Partially Cloudy. SWINDUK—N.E. ; Fresh Breese ; Partially Cloudy. THIS DAY, NOON. Omosso of WIN& Nroarth of we. IlloN of UN Westibef. N. Gam% Broom. Cindy. DUMFRIESSIIIRD ELECTION.—The electors of this county, who supported Lord Drunslanrig at last electios, have iderrayed the whole ripener. of the contest, and handed over the surplus of the .0 asbeerihod, amounting to LW. Oa. ad., to the treasurer rattle Dsafriee and Gallo way Royal Infirmaary.—Ayr Advirtiasr. Delam doss today. MONEY maairsz SATURDAY STRIIND. Every department of the Stock Exchange was characterised by peat inactivity to-day, but the favourable aspect of the Turkish question imparted al very strong feeling to the Englian stook market, and I prices closed at a farther advance. Consols were purchased as high as par, both for money and account, and finally left off 991 to 100 for cash, and 100 exactly for the 13th April, with a firm appear ance. Bank Stock was done at 2291, but no other stock met with business in this department. In Exchequer Bills very little business is being done. The June bills are marked Bs. and 7s. prem., closing Be. to 13s. prem., whilst the March issue was dealt in at 10e. prem. In India Bonds there was business at 40s. prem. Foreign stocks were generally very firm, but with a very quiet business. Equador Bonds have reached 6; Sardinian were better ; and Turkish scrip ranged between 21 and 21 prem., being a further improve ment. Mexican Bonds remain well supported at 251 to 26, and Peruvian Scrip was rather better at 31 to 4 prem. The list of actual transactions is thus ren dered :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent., 104. Buenos Ayres, Six per Cents., 614. Chilian Six per Cent., 1071. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 99, 981. Equador Bonds, 51, 6. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825, ex overdue Coupons, 81. Mexican Three per Onto., 25j. Parisian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., Scrip, 31, 4 prem. Portuguese Four per Cent., 39, f. bardinian Five per Cents., 961, 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 49, 481; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 25, 1 ; ditto, Passive (Converted), 54; the Committee's Certifs., 81, 81 per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 21,4, 4,4, f Prem. The weekly return of the Bank of England when compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 21,464,840 Dermas 258,330 Public deposit& 8,203,654 Increase 695,640 Other deposits 13Ivernment securities is banking department 13,461,533 Without alteration Othersecurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bill 1,352,498 Increase 60,491 The Rest The Reserve 11,690,306 Increase 433.166 This return shows a continuance of the steady de mand for money, but at the same time exhibits no rush for accommodation. On the whole, the changes are not important. The Bank's stock of the precious metals is gradually rising again. The Custom-horse statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday, is as follows, viz.:—Gold coin : To Belgium, 493 ounces, and 32,00 W. Gold bars : to Bou logne, 31,000 ounces. No silver is returned as having been shipped. The above exports represent a value of about 154,0001. all in gold. We have on more than one occasion during the last week drawn atten tion to the revival of the demand for gold for ship ment to the Continent. The shipments of coin to Australia continue, but the amounts now dispatched are generally small. This week the Asia has taken out 35,0001., and the Oscar the First 2001. (in silver), for Port Phillip; the Thames, 25,0001. for Adelaide ; and the John Pink, 30,0001. for Port Phillip, making a total of 90,2001. shipped to Australia on merchants' and bankers' account, besides the sums carried out by passengers. We do not hear of any shipments for other quarters, and consequently bring our statement of the week's exports up to nearly 250,0001. The larger portion of the gold brought in by the Sydney steamer from Australia has been presented to the Bank of England for purchase this week. Some of the Australian banks are doing a very pro fitable business in this gold. Certain of them have made a net profit of some 12 per cent. on largte parcels of gold brought over by this vessel. It is currently reported that in addition to the large sums manifested, the passengers and crew of the Sydney brought home in the aggregite a further sum of about halt a million sterling in gold. The amount of railway calls falling due in the month of April is thus stated in Mr. Mihill Slaugh ter's Weekly Railway Share List, published under authority : Amount pm Share. . Due. 'Alrredy Nombrr Date. Paul. " CalL" of Share. Amount. Ira to Aran, 1853. Cork end Bark% New Proletesse 9 41 1 o o 7,630 7,630 Dublin rd Mosher, ?MIMEO SIS 1 10 6 0 0 7,400 17,000 *Great Water at Co nada. lO 154 50 0 unknown. Modes, Wary, and lowthosel *Lyre end Medium, noes —.—l to 15 7 2 0 0 50,000 100,( 00 *Sum aid Lags; Tr ireme 11 9 40 0 23,405 91,670 Newmarket, Bury Ea teries. l6 3 010 0 27,000 13,500 Newport, Akron 'Talky, rd Hanford. l4 16 110 0 23,230 13,330 *Quotes and Itialteend IS 54 210 0 unknown. Westerners/1 ...., 20 13 1 0 0 16,066 16,063 Tota Bl, ens aesoemt ouliedby foreign eolapeadeals A393,620,bu V tthe l9s hokUageofragUsliproprietorsivelmottooma. In the same month of last year the calls amounted to 272,7771., and in 1831 to 477,5001. The total calls for the first four months of the three years are shown below : 1863 1862 1861 This statement shows a revival of the demand on the money market for the prosecution of railway en terprise. On proceeding to a further analysis of the figures we find that this extra demand is almost I entirely for foreign lines, the calls for English rail ways exhibiting a remarkable. diminution. This view is plainly borne out in the subjoined, which embraces the first four months : Total calls. Oa foreign On English lines. lines. Total. 1853 1852 1851 . . . „ It must be borne in miad that the large sums re quired to meet these foreign railway calls are directly withdrawn from our circulation, and consequently have a much greater effect upon our money market than can be exercised by calls for English lines, the money in the latter case continuing to circulate at home. This view of the subject is invested with considerable importance just now, more especially as railway calls form at present only a portion of the total demands upon the money rarket. It has been one of the features of the pre sent company-forming mania that attention has not been exclusively directed to an y . one branch of enter prise. Railways, banks, and mines have all and each attracted a large amount of capital, and the number of new companies of a miscellaneous character has been very large. Whilst these were merely " corn ing out , " the demand was not much felt, but now that the first payments upon many of these new un dertakings have been duly completed, the subse quent calls are beginning to tell upon the market. Some of the new institutions, as, for instance, the Aus tralian bulks, are compelled to call up their capital very rapidly, before they can fairly enter upon extended operations. It must be remarked, however, that the above figures, showing the calls upon foreign rail ways, are subject to some—and perhaps a consider able—deduction, as it is impossible to say what amount of these foreign shares is held by the Eng lish, and what part by the continental public. It is perhaps not generally known that the Stock Exchange belongs to a proprietary body. The annual meeting of the proprietors was held to-day, when a dividend of ten guineas was declared, besides a bonus of V. 10s. per share. It has been decided, however, that the building shall be increased in size by one-third, and a call of twenty-five pounds was consequently rendered necessary, the deed of settlement only allowing of this mode of raising the requisite capital. The cost of the enlargement, which 1 is rendered necessary by the increase in the number THIS DAY. — Two O'CLOCK. . _ The Stock Exchange ii;ied - i; — ;:treme dul ness to-day in every department. Consols are not quite so good as they were on Saturday. Sales have been effected at 991 for cash, and the present quota tion is 99„ for money, and 99; to par for account. I Exchequer Bills, March, mark 10s. and 6s. prem.; ditto June, 7s. and 12s. prem.; and India Bonds, 40s. prem. Business in foreign stocks is extremely circum scribed, but, with the exception of Turkish Scrip, which is a shade weaker, prices are generally fairly supported. Mexican Bonds are very firm. Turkish Scrip marks 21 prem.; Mexican, 25,1 to 26 ; Equador, 51; Spanish Deferred Threes, 25 ; Sar dinian, 97; Danish Fives, 105; Portuguese Fours, 39 to 1; Russian Fives, 1181. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was a small supply of English Wheat at market this morning, which was readily disposed of at prices fully equal to those of Monday last, whilst for foreign Wheat and Flour we experienced a steady demand at former rates. Barley sold on quite as good terms as before. With moderate arrivals of Oats, factors were unable to obtain any advance. Needy buyers had ho wever to pay extreme prices. Beans and Peas fully maintained last Monday's quota tions. In Cloverated there was not much paging, but its value was uneLanged. 4111UVALII 12110 LONDON nom MARCH 21M to MARCH 28th. Qrs. NaglisA. Lie n Irk. horeige. IMt 330 9943 Barbi 1675 I 71118 I Oats ... 669 17d7 6614 4130 Melt ..... 4137 50 17 Flew. 1517 barrels and 5972 rooks. MINCING-LANE. -THIS DAY.• To-day, as customary, has been kept as a holiday, and we are without alteration in prices. Idarm.s.-Iron : &melt pig has been dull of sale, and rather given way in prices ; 625. 6d to 53e. Bd. cash ; bar also has sold at rather lower prices. Tin : British is trusted steady, but East India has been dull of sale at Is. decline. Spelter is quoted 221. to 221. 55., with a limited demand. Lead quoted dull of sale at last week's prices. Copper without alteration from last week. OtLe.--Seal, pale, 361. to 3.51. 10e. ; straw, 331. to 34/. ; brown, 321. to 331. ; sperm, 901. to 911. Os. ' • headmatter, 911.; cod, 331. 15e. to 341. ; S ou th Sea, 321. to 37/. ; Olive Gallipoli, 691. Os. to 701. ' • Spanish and Sicily, 661. to 671.; palm, 321. 10s. to 331. lOs. ; cocoa nut, 381. 10s. to 401.; seed, rape, pale, 381.; linseed, 301. to 301. 10s. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have a few more Beasts, but are enabled to retain last Monday'. quotations for choicest Scots ; other kinds are rather lower. Trade is very dull for Sheep, owing to • large supply of dead meat, and a decreased demand. Prices for all kinds are about 2d. per Ms. lower. Lamb is con siderably lower than on Friday last. There is no alteration in the Calf trade. From Germany and Holland there Sr. 827 Beasts, 810 Sheep, and 148 Calves. from Scotland, 600 8e..;.; 1,800 from Norfolk and S u ff o lk ; and 300 from the Northern and Midland Counties. ---- Per atone of 81C.. a. A. s. a. , —.-• Per atom of Ito .. A. d. Ard Nxia, Llarefords 40 4 4 Hod Dr II 11L-Oda Kb 4 4 Beat Abort-barns 3104 1 / Ikea Long-woola ...... 4 6 Sowed quanty Lkoall 30 3 4 Do, do. dborn —.. 4 4 'V ram PIIP dna Its. halt-Mod i2 i 0 Lambs brat.at anortot. 4,138. elbow and Lasts. 17,764 : Unit s . 18.1 ; 1148 a. 130. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The muket is steady with but little doing. Town Tallow is quoted 445., nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spat, 445. 6d. to 9d. ; old, 439. 9d.; March and April, 448. 61. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 449. 91. to 458. PARTICULAIII4 OF TALLOW. stook on band Casks.. Delivery laetweek Do. Dora let Juno trrival not week Ib3l. ga l l 1111,3136 45,801 i 35,540 1,613 1,339 1,772 68,787 93,520 186,613 157 263 93,577 130,796 79,565 40 . 3d. 334.11 d. 44, 6d. 114. 6d. , 38.. Od. ; 46.. 4d. ling sth April last year, 276 casks. The arrival last week Australia, and 2 casks from . Do. from le t Jose Prke T. C. per ewe. Do. Town Arrivals for the week e tasks; and delivery, 1,15 comprised 262 casks (roe I other places; total, 262 au SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THISDAY. During the put week the arrivals, both coastwise and foreign, have been limited; and, owing to the severity of the frost, very few have come by rail, and a slight advance upon last week's quotations has been obtained. The fol lowing are this day's prices: York Regents, 1101. to 1605.; Lincolnshire, 001. to 130 s. ; Scotch, 100 s. to 130 s. ; do. cups and reds, 901. to 105 s. ; French whites, 100 s. 1. 115 s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there ia not quite so much doing in new Hops, but prices do not give way. There is a good trade for old Hops, at rather higher prices. COAL MARK ET.-THIS DAY. Demand brisk; but prices of bat Coal not fixed at two o'ckwk.—Sbips at market, 90. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) LIVERPOOL, SUND•Y EVEN/NO. Wind N.W., fresh breeze, and squally. Arrived.—Dorcas, Prince, Emma Field, and Fleet wood, from New Orleans; Rankin, from Quebec; Livorno, screw steamer, from Gibraltar, &c.; Exer tion, from St. Michael's ; Diego Leon, Willem Ernst, from Rotterdam; Ocean Queen, from London; Corea. from Baltimore. Off the Port.—Kcenig Wilhem IL, from Amster dam. Sailed.—Balbec, screw steamer, for the Nfediterra nean. -. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, 10.30 A.M. 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