The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-11 00:00:00

X'2 • . 11 - 7 ,11-e.4dr-,,, ejAit Cvbt Crxprt“ No. 2,044.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 11, 1853. [THREEPENCE. SENDING THREATENING LETTERS TO PRINCE ALBERT. r, SHARE LISTS. MONEY MARKET, Bristol and Exeter Matto .crter d SoirthJunction 524 .. 497 .. 418 East Lancashire 4,564 4,702 .. 3,63 E Eastern Counties end Norfolk 14,491 13,339 12,219 Riot Air , ' ion 606 .. 727 .. 595 Leeds Northern 1, 233 930 853 South York.hire Kendal ant NVinderinero Masc., Shethi 14% neolnth. 6,293 .. 6,3111 .. 3,997 Oxford and Wnrceso•r — .. Stockton and Hartleatol Lonacn end 13IftCletV3ll Shrowtbury and Binninnham 693 .. 712 .. 407 'rite aggregate results presented by these returns (taking only the corresponding lines), are as fol lows : TIIIS DAY. Information was received at Bow-street to4 y r.., that a person who has previously been in cu.tody for ai l. ing threatening letters to Prince Albert has been lippr handed for a reposition of the offense. THURSDAY EVINTWO. The railway market to-day exhibited a decidedly unproved appearance. All the heavier stocks were firmer, the advance generally ranging from 108. to I/. p-r amt. Caledonians and Great Northerns have also risen, the latter from a scarcity of stock. The market &maid under the highest point, bat was good in tone to the last. • TILE RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT WIL",,ANGTON. 1 74 1 I 1 l e i 1 Ws • II pet I ij pat THIS DAY—Two o'CLocs. The tnilway marke wean an improving appearance, business, however, still remaining quiet. An improvement is to be noticed is Caledonian, Eastern Counties, Great Northern, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Manchester and Shit&ld, and South Eastern stocks. London and North Western is an exception, being Eat. Foreign shares are generally well supported. South Eastern of France have improved to 4 prem. Antwerp and Rotterdam are also in more favour. Gross amount No. of Avrrege r. ceipt received. miles open. per mile. 1811 IS. 15,1 175,365 .. 4,250/ 14 3 The comparison with tt;s; correspondini; periAs of the two Furious years is, in the aggrekate, satis factory. ' "• 741 S _G. us 34 11 ati i VI 5 in I TIE CHALASCIIES SILVER MINING i nit IT . &t do aimed= ta N ative bilier, Silver Lead, 1 y.„,,,,f,, .; C..alt. ' ' I, pa:Jar:no Di-he et naafis Awe, Mane. C.swewn no a Perpetuity. tei a.. A, t ~,,•,, ir ,t g 0. ,) nob r die nen* law of .. Coinineci. i t:A" LA" iv tf , , :i deitty of e . a etrwe's , jer Is otrictly ?tented tn , ...„,.... .. 1 h, oh „on. t taut* required to be welted. The ..; *. 1 a.. ~be to brawl% Anolleaden will tv mode in doe •••• : • the It •at L .' pow raostit f:r the converoion of the prcoent .. ,;..,,u:. a sin ~„eb, n: n'..kh t,1(0 only remain to be mut. u.. oi: !r. :be rot l i ning tech a..,..dy oppropnoted. LS to be paid sr , ' tux ' aid If ton Lew lot ofJune I..st. ear , . c mom D. ittsoLis 1-anri. t n., &At Ike. T. wil kerma toole worth Port, C.mbridgeohire. Lt..% , , ve Loon(. ktienec Preav li iv etic..w. de Thiry, blemtre ... .... . ~,„ t ie s, winos; low etre, lien:tole Howe .ite des titer.; . ofter. , :r de Li Legion tl'llenneur, 71, Lue St. Doeuditque, P.r.v. ye. .. a Cooed lappet, Prieriet .'re, Renner, Chateau tie ( .1 ..,.te.-novoi.lte ortnuer.t du Rhone. C.,: cb herv.:e lieu v. 11.otfill.er.roul, 1410 Woo. J. P-r:i. 4., Tlarts LA., iteseat„,,,tm , „ Loudon. LL ti,,,,..4.4t Ta 'bee, Loc., late Beogol Cted : , ervioe, 11, 04 7 , 41. i. t...hturt ry • :ar... Aut. • Coq., 11.E.Leii . Pores; Bill, S).tenham. Dn 41314.11: . .. Yon. Harr. View Lefebvre, Allmon% Cresol) . .. Mr.ll-ary C. :Ceuta*, London. 00 , 01110. 1...7......X1 • no, (L. N..e * , 11. Pats and Co., 9, Foubouri POieeos ti• re, Len.',..i-Men-s. liaTe:iy, Lew. end Co., 51. fornleard.street. limoner.-34. (Apr, 23, final Bowie Nouvelle, Paris. sot:emus. 31. 11. Perrone, Avou. , , 33, nue de Bourbon Villeneuve. Leabot-34...t0. llos aril nod Dollaen. 141, 1 t pentads-4:feet. SWAIM -)11016,. T aunter and Bush. 26, Auotutfriars, L04di.41. • ?TIM. Part..-3!?' Bur nt. Boom!. 1.,0510n -3, lo•hbury. ArV..otioni Is pro-pee.tute• and Mans tote nude to the Brokers 0! Itr Cast tcy, 3: oars. Taunton and Bir.h. No. 2', austintnere; to :1..! •,...,. 'b.f., tle.no. lb word nod Dotintau. 141, renchurch. nut t; of to :ii, o:4lineJ de ta.oviilorane, at Ile otfictw, No. 3, Loth , 14:1. ---- 0..11 Of APIVON POP ISIAZIA. 7 1 b4oeillsote of Ms attliklithte Silver Minis( Company'. re,.40.1 , 141 dila ID* 0.11311 of £lO melt in the above to accept nth shore', or Sly lea assiber that say be allor.ol to 0.0, re to pay the deposit of put don on the eine nits Na ts wenn* tUte .---.-- 1 LIFE ASSURANCF. AGENTS.—Par jes rutwr .. Arum to any Life As Inane* Company. Is " __ , way gee is'. cal withwith sdeanlage att ids a Sire Brandt , .; 1h ",,, ems LW, -n ...". reW eatrisel their &Id of nlverstioss. Th e .., '' Illiattist t: NIT V Mk. IN•I7!ZANCE ASSOCIATIOM (an ..;,... gia prispiji r• w and itspatant print plus to the viblis) ay : 7,,,Z, lateettmers.a.e.i. us tor MINN( 1::4, and to alLed try facility to = i zer web 1..- se. yor tams, priopectures. and all Jo _ ",„__ plrarearib: to IMO M As IL BA' fi les, --- Omen' Manager as? , b.,;,..7. ant Mkt% 4 4 . Pall-mall, London. arliestlme t.. to roc mpanied by references. TANKS of DEPOSITS and SAVIN 43 S B A NKS . raven - aim oV CAPITAL. 1131E 4 DEMIWC:4 of 111VV...411:4G SONE ir ere reeeeete d , MOON the y:aa .1 the NATIONAL &vista' ANCE aad IN VIMT. NOT AVOCIaIIoN, by width • Mei net oi: laterest may be ob. Weed. mealiest wltb pe. - teet security. ProspeeMets ne.l fat information' am be bad at We Odle% eft met. pot as., seepplealna. PETER 1801WLeON, Itmegbel Dbeseet. T. IL Net ia'aettee.leabliateatiwg Leedom. lADIES et DELICATE COMPLEXION, who salter drat nammeme ea told trlatle, .ad damp ateecephent. Eli mar d aze end easthlns rebel in the wheaten of ROW LAND.' KALI WC. Tun Islam imendeal preprint.= allele all irr.tatin me leaderene , of the MU. enemata talemesse dialtgurestmete,freekko, ant ma, end Impute • bud*, and bioszdag appearance to the coin. limo; Made:enemy end enflame to the h.,nde and arena. Per simmon Wee epplicalen proziotte a Imo aid uninterrupted elm. dee et them layettes: (unctions el the sate to emestial foe the IIMITTAIMI• LI health, and the eittabustat and ceallataance of • isretitut ample zips. Gentlemen, atter garble. will ales Sad it Mel the hittatale ad emertflef Peds, moo resdat the aids soft, eisealb. set pleradet. Pries le. IC and Se. Cd. per beetle. Cantles —lle wed. "Metrlasebe lia/ydee" are ce the wrapper, sad A.IIOWLAND amid lONS, IC, Hafttweardes, Lorka. es the se. memo= amass affixed on each bottle. Bald by this. and by tr. rmlemere. THE DAILY NEWS. tarAoa Merida. Pper, prior 3d. .r a To:ideal • organ. the DAILY NEW:s It at the head of the LL hies: Pro of Great Britain, oder aura froe evarneron in its broadint mar sr all a eind sad practical reforms, whether political, social, serelsereL Is Ws edam art r.lue of its General !tsars, —la the accuracy of IN Larr —la re ample, testatat, and impartial charter at Its Pleeign In re varied aseresatileand sommerda I is. a rules arbdrul sner mad la the City, Railway, sad Illearary Artlirm— this Parr Ma. eadliids a dad duMMed UM of Shipping than any rease maw— maNdriel wit newt st hhig Us' Indium Says kg every iseseland midd—dad duly drily &wort, with of pima, pabilebild nywlheye. It addressee itself I. 'merlin; r Orr the cal y paper rides the Meer* olden eschedee. Lad has always eseladed„ from Its arras all elnishe arleertrmaraa milsiorrees is public lawyer is Yawn by the lest Tetra of stamps for the Ives 1130 te rtes boding Laudon Newspaper try qt..* It will In seas that this paper (the parser ist mere than Mg. Tsars) had In yeen WM= is time ..dot counpuit.ea Istaldieled. snow. tasted. lisanuts Csaganeui 17711 912,547 Neasur Per 1771 129.000 . Warr Ileasur. DAILY :MN i ls4qp 1. 152.000 emtlaned malettenease of th is position juses Ufa folkiwise apron lady aspersed by a easitemparary • lasly News • is the youngest of aU the Landaus manias perm Tram the lot it wok Loth ground and a liberal tor Mgt O. stating dadiddesily enaserruise likerarm which Is clearly the paVie erasion of Ireland ; and already, with the sesand Wier retiring of the recornised daily Ann with the largeid modber of Wertheimer—next to the *...-ebtaird by ry aril, Its political rare than earreepoada IN earmeralal T. be oak rot of soy Borseire Newsstais la the Ord= ; oral dot 011ta, 10, Uoaverinaucet, Vlattaattrett. Lemke. pRCULVRRWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, Ottliudoz.Anst.anpirlial, and OriesAL la. sadij b MR WHAT TO SAT. 14/1111C. AND AVOID. u. LECTURE TO YOUNG MX. m. HOW TO AN HAPPY. n. LIORAL AND PHYSICAL - Or un. or ettC:Ai. DIdIABLI. TIER menrins Or MARRIAGE LIFE Tu. WEARER OF WINTER. tRINLIT DERA.VOLMENTS OONIMPATIO(, sad HJENORII -11011"3. 1). did 111221, awl 000TCU LAZES. 2 vol. Is. sedr. at lITDROPATIII% OR, TIM COLD WATER CURE Skived, 13, PatersorAt-row Carvalbo. 147. fl•st-greet; Kam, r, add all booladdliere: cc of M. R. Culddrarell, M.D., 10, arry:l- !ae.,Rodedia.dtiedt, who say be scosalbbi daily Iron 1 0 till 3, r 47 tlll9. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'B.—TIIMIDAT. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. 10 to 1 apt lb. Snow's Postulant (t and aft o 8) METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. ri to 1 art Mr. T. Parr 'a Contentment (t to 1001.) 11 o 1 Mr. Cawley's Lampedo (t to 2.11) 1 Mr. Wilkins's Peggy (t and aft an CHESTER CUP. .S 0 t 1 art Mr. E...ll,Citrk's Constantine (t) DERBY. to 1 art Baron Rothtchild's Orestes (t to 1001.) 1. to 1 Duke of Bedford's Sittingbourne (t to 500 3) to 1 Mr. Suntan no Honeywood . ='S To 1 Mr. J. Oliver's Ethelbert (t) Tha odds at which Orestes and Ethelbert were bseked tigitd with the latest quotations from Doncaster, where bout were in gnat force; the outlay on the latter, after his rate on Wednesday, amounting to nearly 2,000 f. lfunel• woods mtraet laving price wao 20 to 1, hut as ninth so 25 to I was betted to a puny just before the close of :he room, at,: of the subecribers, it should be added, having left at Qt tame. OAKS. 7to 1 apt Mr. Wort.ortm's The Qucen (t) SALISBURY RACES.—TEIVESDAT. WIL76IIIIIr STAKE 4 of 25 son. each, 1.5 ft, and 5 only if 4 " 4 " 4 1. with 511 added. Two miles. Kr. G. Dame's D. flame, 3 yr , , Itst 21b 1 Lord Palmenton's Buckthorn, 4 yrs. Su 21b F,ur others started. 3 lrtszai • PLATY of 5 *wee., added to a sweepstakes of 5 MS. each, fur 3.y...01dr, Ite. One mile and three Tamers. Br. G. Dew's Odiham, 5 yre l Mr. Powasy's Lamsrtiu-, .5 yrs (li:en's PLATE of 100 goiumis. Three miles. 211 . Wt•thenrage, 4 yrs, Ost lib Br. Parker's Joe Miller. 4 yrs, 94 21b 2 TITIMILLE Estee; 01 10 SOTS. each, for 2-yr•olda. 14. Setwiag's Dan Cupid (31bs.) walked over. Item INVASION. - ARRIVAL OF A FAENCII Item AT PLTIIOUTIL—On Sstorday morning _ ir tadi ships arrived, is:most simuitauomply, at Flymooth ; *ri however, with a bostile intenti.in, hut, thanks to free wok, Isden with the good thine, of this life, which arc di.tritoited among the inhabitants of this pope all biglibeestood. Yeaterda• NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNF e T imum ,,_ The inqneat on the body of Will' A* Stephenson, an engineer on the York, Newcastle, as. I rt..rwiek Railway, who was killed by the recent accident gewt Willington, was held before Mr. Atephen Reed, the e John Walter, the guard of the /Piker for the county. tr Ai on th e d a y of the ac cident, and Edw. Fletcher, supersr . ... lime , the hteeetettee caginess deposed respectively u • which tile accident took place, I • ' t wo circumstances under , t , t. the a its a the engine and line, which were dew: . '"'" VI as in no way defective. Other rflicials corroborated t' a lean statement. -- Captain Wynce, (limn% posed to having examined drsit i nvecor of R a il wa y s , de usual. ill, line, to which he applied the tests: the result 11- erusi,lered generally satisfactory. journed .ill Monday. At this stage of the Proceedings the tequeet was ad passengers, who wee• Ii is under* cod that several of the occurred, and who . . . .• in the train at the time the accident ~ sew:lined the place immediately after wards' will atten d *Pi give their evidence. VAN P AMEN'S ford costpANY. thin - the twenty-eighth annual meeting of e"'„ „r" 4 was held at the London Tamen, Bishopsgate stret". CAV't LEY in the chair. The report, which was •"'", en ' seed into a detail of the condition and prospects of the sore the di .!Nuys and proceeded to state that in consequence of of de 'coven of gold in the Australian colonies, the value four ! company's property has: so far increased th at the ore th town lots at Stanley atol Burney, which for , ' ely soli at 201. and 101 rcepectivaly, now realised at the utoueutioned place 401., and at the latter 101. The direc .ors Lai written to their agent to collect specimens of quart: Cued upon their estates, and to send them home for assay; and although no specimens had yet arrived, there wsa every reason to believe that, considering the geological for mation was analogous to that of the gold fields of Australia, precious metals will be found upon their property. Since the last meeting their agent had forwarded to England two remittances of 300/. each, but 2,400 head of cattle still remained unsold. The rental of the company amounted to 1,7001. per annum, u sum more than sufficient to meet the expenees of the company. Upon Sept. 30, the day to which the books were made or., the company had at the bank at Launceston, 6,0901. 18e. Bd. in bills ; ands cash balance of 6871. is. Id. whilst the money in hand at the present moment in London amounted to 3,1061. 6s. Bd.— Tile Chairman moved and Mr. Parsans seconded the reso. lotion that the report be adopted. The motion was unani mously signed to, when the Chairmen, in answer to ques tions from various proprietor*, stated that every means had been taken to make known the superior advantages of Vail Diemen's Lend to the settlers in Australia ; that, unless meter the pressure of extraordinary circumstances, he might swore the meeting that no future call should be made ; that 281. 10s. had been paid upon each share ; and that the difficulties which the company had to contend with arose from the fact of the government not having given them a sufficient supply of convict labour.—Mr. C. Bryce and Mr. Pierce Bryce were re-elected directors of the com pany, and other gentlemen were elected in the place of directors who bad retired. The auditors were then re elected, and the proceedings terminated with • Tote of flunks to the chairman. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL Yesterday a court was held for the despatch of public business. Alderman Hunter eat as locum [cues for the Lord Mayor. DISASILITIPS OP 2111 JIRO. Mr. ANDtItTON moved " that this court do petition both bows" of parliament to abolish the oath required to be taken by persons appointed to public office, commonly called the u.itn of abjuration, and thereby remove the disabilities of the Jews (ruin sitting in parliament." Mr. GILIIPUT se,..inucd the :notion, which was carried amidst acclamation'. Mr. ANDZILToN then read and proposed the petition to parliament, which was immediately adopted. Upon the motion of Mr. Deputy HARRISON, seconded by Mr. H. L. TAYLOR, the Fleet alley Improvement Com mittee wee dissolved, and the documeats, maps, dm., which had bees referred, were ordered to be delivered to the Im provement Committee. A division took place upon the peoposition to substitute the word " delivered" .for "transferred." After a eon sidersh:.: discussion, the majority loudly declared their pre ! f the former. BrinLIAIM 1106PITAL. Mr. GiLrue moved •• That this court do appoint a com• mitten to make a searching inquiry into the present and I,i...zit management of Ikthlehem H upital, with especial reference to the treatment a patients in that hospital, and that they he directed to report b this court the revolt of their investigation." Mr. ABItAItAMA seconded the motion. Mr. Guionah and Mr. ANDIKTuN opposed the motion, on the ground that no advantage could arise from its sue r:en, and that the court had no power to procure the infor mation desired. Mr. Ott.rtx thereupon withdrew his motion. DORSET LABOURERS. TO TUN EDITOU UI - - - &r.,—Now that " protection' is defunct, tho leaders of the movement must be sadly in want of an " ob ject,' .1 will therefore recommend them to a work, much niereseal than their former occupation—thn bettering the 'satiation of thn " farm labourer." Ca. they wonder at orient. or the moral degradation of such a clasp, when I tind that a fattier of a family of five only gets sic shillings per week,snd the two boys cape.iile of work tkreepace•halfpenny daily ? Tia ion who gave:etc this informs:kit says they scarcely ever see meat or heron, living entirely upon dry bread and " tea water." This is in the ariatoeratie and clerical county of Dorset ; aad I understand that in Devon, near to Tiverton, whole families live for months open Iran and Swedish turnips hushed together. This in " mer vie England." Serfs still of the soil, they are bout. d hetet and foot, or you would bare an Exodus equal to tha. of Ireland. Where every other "class" has been legislated for and protected, t . .ia unfortunate, but moat necessary race of men are left to the .‘ render marcieb" of the farmers. I claim, now, the attention of a Christian legislature to this state of things. I seek fir a ci.mmittee to inquire into the way in which the country clergy work out their parishes, or what they know about them. Sir, I claim also your atirocary, and remain your obedient servant, A. Lyme Regis, March 5. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, m.tacri 10.—PROMOTIONS.—The fol lowing Commanders are promoted to the rank of Captains on the reserved half-pay list—C. Fraser, J. I'owney, J. llndson, C. Felting, G. G. Miall, C. Hall, G. Wooley, J. Hills, and C. H. ii,tistrad. The following Lieutenants are also promoted to the rank of Commanders on the reserved hallpay list—F. Guderieh. It. Ward, J. Adamson, It. N. Williams, T. Higgins, F. Lyou, W. Hall, J. Nicholas, A. Shilliugfotd, and J. Saunders. APPOINTMENTD—Acting Assistant-Surgeons .1. Austin, to Winchester, nod H. M. Dizon, to Haslam Hospital ; Assistant-Surgeon J. W. Bnids sbaw, to Wine/wader. COURT-MARTIAL. DevoNroar, MARCH 10.—A court-martial assem bled on bead H.M.S. Impregnable this morning to try John Piper, master of WM. screw-steamer Encounter, on the following charge ; For his conduct, as represented in a letter dated 26th February, 18i33, addressed to the Port- Admiral, Sir J. A. Ommanney, by Captain 0. W. P. O'Callaghan, of the Encaunter : For the said John Piper basing broken his leave when the ship was on the eve of sailing, aid for having been brought on board by the ship's carpus!, having been found drunk in a public house. The court was composed of the following officers Comm°. moiiore Miehael Seymour, president; Captains Frederick Thomas Michell, H.M.S. Queen: Lord Edward Russell, H.M.S. Vengeance; Joseph Nies, H.M.S. St. George; iitiarn Ramsey, H.M.S. Hogue; George St. Vincent Kin;, H.M.S. Lc►uder; Stephen Grenville Fremantle, H.M.S. Arrogant; Arthur Lowe, H.M.S. Impregnalile ; Claude Henry Mason Buckle, H.M.S. Valorous; Frede rick Henry 11. Glasse, H.M.S. Vulture; William \V. Chambers, H.M.S. Desperate; Thomas Fisher, H.M.S. Magiiirrinc ; an 4 113de earker, H.M.S. Firebrand. Wil liam Eastlake, El , acted as officiating Judge Advocate. J. E. Elworthy, h.q., solicitor, attended as friend of the prisoner. The charges having been ft 34, the prisoner pleaded guilty. 3lr. Elworthy read a brief de fence, alleging, in extenuation, the ill-health of the pri soner, and called as a itnesses to character Catitain O'Cal lsglian, and Leuttnants Montgomery sad Shaw. After some cowidersule deliberation the court came to the fel loaing judgment : That the charges, had been proved, awl sentenced the prisoner to be dismissed her Majesty's service. lIIDES.—TIIIS DAY. !ARDEN/WI.. Hides, 56;12. to 611 b., 21d. to 21d.; 611 b. to 721 h., 2ld. to 3d. ; fib. to 801 h., 3d. lo 31d.; bOlb. to 881 b., 31d. to 3ld. ; 681 b. to 961 b., 3A. to 4d. ; 961 b to 1041 b., 42. ; Horse Hides, 6s. GIL ; Calf Skins, light, le. W. to 2e. 6 I.; full, be. BaumoNtesair.—Sheep Skins: Polled, ff. Gd. to 10e. Gd. Keats, ie. 6d. to 9.. Gd. ; Half-brede, is. 3d. to 81. Gd. ; Downs, ds. 6d. t 3 Gs. 104. IFTIAIO2 AND STOCKA UNGUAILINTEND. ILAULWAT.. 10 t!tcrdesa ►cM.rp., MI Yd EYti - . ii i.7o.Cit - "ca.iirri.s7l - 11/43/&. I !I Do. du. .0. 1. *kW m Lastcr Mtlli r - ta - 1 nastiis :: se I It Cork and is Liabita mot Bella? thuic.. Du. ft. e, Pyrth, •-vd Aber. ,ken Jemmies _ .1 um Ain I 1 Ditto (£l2 E. U 1114.. 2u ?,,,atc.rn °mulles ... dostern UNinK. Cli.dt A.. cat* W. U. di.) al: O., clw It dud Cditt• So lbot Ise re . ill R ta W.I. LlC...kikrooll !PAiebaritt ar, rAtistOnrgb sad rceb:ss . e loran. Patti, maga , Glay.row. ac Routhifetties 10trost Nonbera Dal ',Am.*. Stosit...l 7.)1. .n D, Stook.. Wiet.the. 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Birm. emi ; 174 xia.o. w.t. ore) wan. ...liar Inemmorte si I 3 Dn. Bury Zakmeirm SS I 13.1BiwportA?fi.13/3ersibed iSewry Di. New 11 1 20 , NoriiiirilCoontios .. ' Unkro lAA 'North 14 ;North DoToo, No. I. Do. A Defruod 6 Do. i D Orarsatoed 1/1, Nor'% SvsflbrAAkir... JS North Werrtcra 10 , No-t..0wl A Ne•terainao , oaford, Woes. a Wolvar. toe lioottiab .„ 'OO ISoottl.h blidnt:4 1 10) Strew.. k P.•• s Cass A ' ,ISO Do. L.& N. VI .oaar. all Shrewsbury awl Ullislor (Nor. W. Alta.) 41 Do. lianas 30 Lao. Osweatry o# dlivarphlre Dale* 00 South Down ... 100 leoJtit IlaAtora „. 00 illouth Wane If Mouth TorloihnlyarDs , 0 i Ditto ditto an Stockton & Darlin;tea if !TbumesFlareu II :Vale of Neatb aw !Waterford awl [ lf= dl , Waterford and Id I Weld Con. rod] / 31;.!iii;;;.bi;;;;;i4 Crork6l l% nodrurti • , 400 Yort,No wortie it Berwick , 1 10 Do. do. PoitkaAioao 114, D0.0.14.1.1 , 4rehr0v 1100 ,York anti North Yldload Fid li s•. v Mel Abode's in IMA TOOM N. 2, 7 per 0 1 lON NU & El. ter i per C*— 160 OaledeLlees LIB Pa ItionOtte, Pent. and Aber. 4, Jmie l im 3i, ItortAre'llinfttlnolp.Ct I ; Do. do. (XI 7 per Ct. 3 Do. do. (71. 17a.) 7 per a.l Bast.Coe.toor.,6 p 4. 4 1401; Se Ditto do. N 0. 31 0 Ix.. Maw 6 i•er Cent Stooli' 10 gastUakrynarltortip.C4 3 .11dithurith, earth, and' Dundoe, Se par Omit 100 Grist Northern' parCisr. 100 Do. 5 per cent. Scrip, TA. dearmbla I p.ct. pm 2 Do. 4j per cent. rcrip OL Atka Wasum(l; 5 Direst...BM AlLint• es Spa 160 Gt.Wertero, 5- od 11 p.ct 100 Ditto fixed 4 per cent I Lanen.htre&V.•ri• V.C7111, ' l4O. DAVI 6 per cent Stock 1 IN Lon., tierh.Ousr.l3 pent 1 100 Dittorreferentiel Ct. I 6 lon.AnthwonCon.Thlrie all Londot. terry h Wee. 2•6 aD Loodoutlerri4Ennirk.l46 10 Man.motf.n , ..lnc.eri .Ziot le I Do. New CIO , 4 5 . Do. 45 alt .11aryp.k Carlisle, 4,1 p tit. IP r.acr....,•.01 6 Prelmt nee ..... ..« % Yortolor hatoncon Do. Coarantred 51 per at Inn folllo.rthWhitney Valley 3pc'l inn Prlthrh , 4,1 all mth elitilwOrntre Inn on. Iten, Wcrosetor Igen.. All. Pei, Omt I 13 he ditto ditto 141treh 4.26B:rm.NerGuar 10 abz .,, ItChast4e(Nor.W.l Yin.' per I I 10 Do. 51. * C.* ••• •• )t idoutt. tier •" •• •• 11' Ditto Nair all South Fun *l n n ( EdiMelt Ann.) of SI ". all Ittli.Yorkshire ** 4 •Gimr ,Watarfortlack.l6 151 r, Y S P• I4 ltt York ( ?straw:lc,. Ottlortb of Nap o".'• Ditto Into • • 10 ,T0rkt71.511‘1.11.4 1 1 . 1 ' LINEA LEASLD AT nucr) all Birmineham&OrJordwit. 'I Omokater sad Holyhead .. aad Hawks .—.. --- - - - s4' I 3_l k et. Bt. 16 Pt. 44; 'wenn!. Ditto %about a guanuttie tte.iErd to CreatWeaterii Dins Dafreywitb goar.int.ilosa.toGt.Wert. Ditty xtt4Jut egueraatet (lest+, to uraltWester: Sou (lautt. to Loodem6tlt.wrettern Cir Coot: ,io Janet:on Owed tooe.sdoe(m).. illiaUsofda.b.insat.6p.M. Still rte..: to t.:t. North - Ora: 9naoator k Dec. rotor (teamed to Great Wertert. Itartlepool Dock k italko (kneed to Yk. N. lk Bor.) ttoitkt,:t.y(l.3 0rkat2431114. :3 Do. rtart.o (dttto)- 121 De. 1 [hires (kVA.) 31,loodan ant Groonwish (!c need to Onoth Eaotern 111 1, Ditto Preftrenoe (ditto) ▪ Lowtetat Ut.t. tr.; rerCoot. (1,4..4 Nortn,k) in Ditto ditt , 6 per Cent ID Ilaoch..ll4.xton,kMatiock: to kN.W.1k11.1.)1 ‘ll Ig e rd M leatro, L. and Itodearl (tread to Stock.. Is Itny ill 1/I,Paan kradlord totatt.) Northersiltainero 3 pert r But (oust t. 13 I OreatonkWyre(lnr. Lon. kol.Wertia.ace.AtVori IJ Ditto y *kart :ditto) 01 harem and Intents thrao to Great Northern lrl eboorath Rook • 4onth Star ordehlro (triad to Mr. M.C:eas) 10 Wean !Wig; gr. Mims. Ihilietd to Stngtusialiv. 23 33 Ditto Ditto D.tto 32i 33i 81;103 1 Wilts k ffi c.ete:t (*Awed to Gra•t Wasting) lt4 $ 'I 1076 ►(Bh 61 01 „ 153 154 141 153 L ,-, to-day sp I 1 --. 10 104 6 . 5 21 * 41 bj 441 zil Si 131 I id 76i 33 22 1 03 Ii 24 46 2 124 4 92 li id 761 I I 104 111912ir IN Sti i as Iti 30 i 761 I id 04e 7.6 13 I 114 9 Ni 691 za 12 ~ ' 391 I VI 1 1 PM 14 i PM IC6I i II It 1014 id 104 634 za JOINT STOCK BANKS. Meant Dwattest minas dons !Marta RAMS. Paid yesterday. to.day. —— 10,500 40 kustraliall 40,0 w 25 Chartd. Pack of Asia I 1 Ipa 50,000 20 Chart. Bank of India, Amtralia. and China 2 1/ 21 pm 41 25,000 29 Ingltila, M.IW, aad Agleam Clasratred 4 3 31 pm 71 7 23,000 20 London Ilia of Aro walk awl bails 23,000 20 London Cloweired Itsak of Ameaslis 24.100 23 °distal Bank Corpora. all 65 54 80,000 6 floral austral. Banking sad Gold Import. Co 1 par pm 6,000 25 tooth t Means 20,000 le Union r. Anatrada 8,000 ... Do. New CY "NI So. M. lisecitt.c.ugtoos. Pd 11,050 190' kaidrellan Asrl..-I, IS 123,71: Brit. Aust. Load! all I Do. Preference..., .11 117,115 ] j 5 Peelnly.L.A..t all 1 0 6.00 w I ecottishAupt.lovert 12,:00 ti S. Auctralbei WWI 11 10,000' ISO Vu Diessea's Lied Kt Pri - oiti yeiterday. [Peak 110 11 3 vi es 2 . 21 pm BuNIIIsm dose to-day. (and id 114 17 P. It. I 7 s' 24 - ios i sr so 19 20 lbf 1 121 St 20 i • 20 TIII7II3DAT EVININO. In the English mining market to-day the trar.sw tions have been large and very numerous, and it closes firm. The prices ruling are : —Wheal Buller, 1300, 1350; South Bassett, 600, 610; North Pool, 310, 315; Fast Wheal Rose, 230, 210; Tresarean, 220, 230; United Mines, 405, 410 ; South Caradon, 225, 230; Comford, 60, 65 ; Trelawney, 63, 61; West Basset, 14, 15 Great Wheal Alfred, .10 ; Ilemdsfoot, 18, 19; 'filmy Consols, 6:, ; Keswick, 4 ; West Edward, 1,1; Rorrington, 1, ' • St. Day United, 2 prem.• West Abraham, 4 ; East Margaret, 10, 11 ; Trehan e, 25, 27 . Wheal Arthur, 32, 34 ; West Ding Doug, 11, 12; ballington, 41, 54; Tamar Consols, 41 ex dlr. ; East Tamar, 14, 2; Vale of Towey, 345., 365. ; North Wheal Trelawney, st, 6; ; Cubert, 24,1; Tokenbui7 81, ; Drakewalls, 9. 10; Round Hill, 2,1; Alfred 'Consols, 19„ 1; East Ding Doing, 275., 325. 6d.; Pen y Gelli, 271, 30; Trebur get United, 14, t; Pembroke and East Crinnis, 51, 6. The gold main shoes ware generally firmer. especially Great Nugget Vein, Nouveau Monde, and Colonial Gold. This market is very susceptible, and it is noticed that the public are evidently disposed to speculate in mining shares, but as many of the schemes afloat are in a very questionable position, and other companies are continually coming upon the market, great caution should be exercised. Peel River shares, after opening 61 to f prem., came into strong demand, and closed 71 to 8 . 1 prem. The non-official closing quotations are : —Nora Scotia Copper, 11 to prem.; Australasian Coal, to „I prem.; New Se'uth Wales Coal and Steam, 1 to 1 prem.; London and Liverpool Gold Mining and Streaming, 1 to w prem. ; Ceylon Land and Mining, }to prem.; Australian Mutual, dis. to 1 prem.; Australian Consols, dis. to 4 prom ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, a to # dis.; Nlonsrch Gold, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; Melbourne Gold, to # per share; Adelaide Land and Gold, dis. to par; New South Wales Gold, par to prem. ; Lewis Hill Range, 1 to 1 die. ; Golden Mountain, 1 to 2 dis.; Garnett and Moseley, par to 1 prem. ; Ls Pertivienne, dia. to 1 prem ; Gladbach Zinc, 11 to 21 Fern.; Upper Canada Mining, par to 1 prem. • Lake Superior Copper, to 1 prem. ; Mizen Head, par to prem.; South Devon Consols, par to l prem.; Portland Iron, to prem.; Pontgibaud Silver Lead, par to 1 prem.; Port Royal and St. Andrew's Copper, 11 to 4 prem.; Jamaica Copper, 11 to 21 prem.; South Cork Copper, par to 1 prem.; Connemara, 1 to .1 prem.; Glenaulin, par to; prem.; Kenmare, 1 * to 1 prem.; Coosheen, 14 to 1 prem.; Knockatrellane, Ito prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLow. The gold mining share market is better to-day. Colonial Gold have reached 3 prem. ; Great Nugget Vein, 3: prem.; and Port Philip, 11 prem. At the present moment the full improvement has not been maintained, but the tans is firm. Colonial Gold are now quoted 2 13-16 to 15-16 prem.; and Port Philip, 11 prem. Australian Agricultural shares arc firm, at yester day's advance. Peel River have been done at Si prem., and are now quoted 7: to 4 prem. The Scot tish Australian Land Companies aro also better. Nova Scotia copper have improved to It to 2 prem. mound 11-^n's No. CP.Lr. Murata 'Paid arias' don* Tasterday. to-day. — l -- 1 --- -- 100,00) 1 Aims Fria 'all . lam 33,000 1 Anglo Australian Gold all par J pm 11:0,000 la.. Ansi* Calitornias li a l l 1 )1 : 4 10,000 10 pstraiasim 20;00 29 Australia& 69.4 X A Anstrahas Cordlike' 100,000 1 Australian Freehold 5 •,iifie I Ave Marla all par 1 Sr 4.00 1 3ritisk Australia& Gold all 1 i pm pm 20,000 20 Britirh Irma 10.100 35 Mall.lmp,(Ms.atStpa 34 4 44 41 i 6,000 SO DaCuesossod Coles all 11 14 !1,000 10 Do. St. John Del Rs: IS 19 39 310,0p0 1 Canon's Crcok 1 Plr imc 12,000 40 Oaks Copper ..,...« aR 44 46 100.000 5 Colonial Gold Ccriia?,, l4 350,800 Bt. Copper Miners or Ens., all 60 70 6,000 15 Do. Fret. 7/ pn amt.! all 74 Se MI 70,00 5 East Austel lropper ' all 11 I dv.; 100,060 2 Great Nugget Vein 2 •,aO6 20 lit: erg all 17 14 1 72.u90 1 Grar9l Duchy or Salem all par Ipm 11.660 I Gnat Folgootlt. al: ll 14 gm 110,00 C 1 Lake &Mona 'all 1 die par i 1 60,0^ , I tiller, 9,900 3 Linares all 13 14 'lO 131 1 50, 0 00 1 Londonlinllalilons. Oold Quartz Crushlsillo..l all I I dl. 100010 I Kariquita 20.004 10 Kezies9;Stbuti99loB9 5 fl 7 30No. r 1 Weir Granada 370;PQ 1 Nolreau Mood 15.',000 1 Poe:Philip 1 1 11 pm 24 2 4 69.40 I Ponta Rock all par 1 pen 1 1 10,004 100 Rh rimier Iron all 12 24 Ditto New 7,1•P0 30 / *Wisps &Calm l al 6 7 11S 55.000 1 'Muth Asstralian par i P 94 VAG 17 rat Croft 61..74 *LS!. Ur.f . e4 Mexican { 70,0011 1 . %Calm 100,000 1 'Wet Granada 107,14.0 1 I W. ,0 Mariposa. all par 1 pra I'o.'oo I . Yuba «. lan i i Dal ' COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walls Fact It ddell, l7s. 6d. ; Walla End Haswell, 196.6 d. Walla End Raton, 19s. Od.—Ships at market, 88. Tata:3l9AV Evvcmeo. The general appearance of the stud: Exchange to-clay was one of increased strength, and indeed the scvi.ral departments of the security markets may be said to base been characterised by a more confident i feeling than has been observable fur some time. A scarcity of stock continues to be the chief feature of the markets, and money is cousequen.ly extremely easy in the house. It is evident th it he public have been quietly investing since the full that took place at the beginning of the year, and the absorption of stock in the aggregate is considerable. The continued purchases of the government broker in the English funds operate in the same direction. Business, it is true, is very quiet, but good in character, and confi dence appears to be returning. 'rho railway market responded to the improvement of the funds, though still very inactive. Some speculative purchases, as well as a further demand against " bear" accounts, followed the advance of Consols, whilst real stock comes slowly to market. French shares also showed an improving tendency, partly oil speculative busing, but mainly from the improved tone of the Parts bourse, and the oversold position of the London dealers. It is probable the French market will sup ply this at the present high prices, and that in case of any falling away of the market, the London dealers will, as noticed en fernier ocesaiorsa, base a large proportion of the loss. It is almost unneces sary to mention that no announcement calculated to affect the money market was made as the result of the deliberations of the Bank of England weekly board to day. Consols ruled during the greater part of the day at 994 to . for money, the government broker invest ing at the latter figure, but the " after-hours'" quo tation was 991 to e for c !sit, and 991 to par for the 13th April, the market closing strong at the advance. The settlement of the Consul account appears to have been quietly completed, the contango ruling rather lower at Ito 3-16. Business in this depart ment is necessarily restricted, owing to the transfer books of several descriptions of stocks being now closed for the dividends, including Reduced 'threes, Bask Stock, India Stock, Long Annuities, and South Sea Old Annuities. Thu official report in cludes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 99, 1,4, ; ditto, fur account, 13th April, 991. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1034, 1. Tho Exchequer Bill market was also firmer in tone, though without any change in prices. The June issue is quoted Bs. to 13s. prem. In the foreign bend market business was far from extensive, but prices are generally firm. Spanish stocks were better this afternoon; the Certificate closed steadily at 71; to 1 per cent. Mexican Bonds were also better, closing 251 to 1. The pur chases on Dutch account continue, and more than ab sorb the immediate supply. Turkish Scrip left off 11 to 21 prem., being also good. Peruvian Scrip is likewise firm. Sales are thus marked : Austrian Five per Cent. ;bonds, 1852, 99. Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 97 98. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 661 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 991. Ecuador Bonds, 51, a. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849, coupou, 221; ditto, Deferred, 11j, a. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825, ex overdue coupons, Si, t. Mexican Three per Cents., 251, 1, 3. Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cent. scrip, 3 prem. •, Russian Five per Ceuta., 1181, j, ex. die.; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031. Sardinian tFive per Cents., 981, 99. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 21 •, the Committee's Certificates, 71, 7, i 1 per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 2, 11, II prom. The Oriental has arrived from Sydney with 7,119 ounces of gold, worth rather more than 28,0001. This vessel sailed so far back as the latter part of October, and her intelligence is consequently desti tute of interest. Private letters received via Panama. from Sydney, amities' that the Sydney steamer had actually sailed from that port on the 6th December, so that she may be expected every day. The amount of gold likely to be brought by this arrival, however, is not states. As the Sydney, moreover, would have to call at Port Phillip, Adelaide, and probably other Australian ports, on her homeward voyage, a Sydney writer could not form a correct estimate of the quantity of the precious metal likely to be entrusted to her. As she has been out more than three months from Syd ney, it is fairly to be assumed that she has met with some delays at other ports. In well-informed circles in the City, it may be right to mention, 11, r arrival is not looked for till a fortnight hence. The steamer Great Britain, we learn by the same ac counts, waste leave Sydney for England on the 20th December. The price of gold was 31. 12s.per ounce. Wheat was quoted 9s. to les. per bushel, and flour was rapidly falling in price. The arrivals out re ported by these letters are the Benjamin Elkin, the Vimeim, and the Stadt Utrecht, all three at Sydney from London ; the Lady Fitzberbert, from Bristol, I and the Jahn Gray from Liverpool. At the meeting of the New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land Company, held to-day, a dividend of ss. per share was declared pa y able on and after the 26th instant. A report of the proceedings at this meeting, and at that of the Van Diemen's; Land Company, will be found in another column. In the matter of the Baroda and Central India Railway, the standing orders have been complied with, and the bill is to be read for the first time to morrow night. Negotiations have for some time been pending with the Court of Directors for the concession and a guarantee. Australian Agricultural shares were decidedly better to-day, closing 112 to 117. South Australian Land rose 41. The shares of the other land compa nies, and of all the Australian banks, also closed with an upward tendency. There was business in the shares of the London Docks, at 129, 1281; Victoria Docks, new shares (2/. paid), 6 ; Crystal Palace (SJ, paid), 51 ; General Screw Steam Shipping (121. paid), 12; Royal Mail Steam, 82, 81. A steady business continues to be done in the market for American stocks, and prices are fairly snp ported. Present quotations are thusreported byAlessrs. 1). Bell, Son, and Co., for transmission to America: Redeemable. Dividends. Prices. United States 5 per Ct. Btls. 1964 Jan. and July 97 98 Date 6 pa: Cent ltd.. 1 , 6.1 Jan. and Jmy 101 105 Do. 6 per Ct. do. do. ... 186 i Jan. Dud July 110 Do. 6 tweet. 1ner.5t00k...1867-1868 Jan. and July 104 109; Do. tint .... 1862 lan. and July 103 104 New York State 5 per eta. 1856-1860 Quarterly 98 100 Pennsylvania 5 per Ct. — Feb. and Aug. 67 89 Do. 5 per Cent. Bonds 1932 Jan. and July 92 91 MawachurettaSperCt.Ster lang Bonds Maxi s land 6 perra.itter.lloB. Jan. and July 93 99 Virginia 6 per eta. lose. et 1857.1811 Jan. and July 95 93 Virginia 6 per teat. Bonds 1886 Jan. and July 98; 99; Kentucky 6 par Cent. Boron City di per Cent. Sterling Bonds Montreal City 6 per Conte 19.57-1865 i3 A r rt c , l l,7 l S e l 85 *67 New York MO per CtSt 13554810 Quarterly 96 97 New Orleans City 6 per Cent. Pennsylvania Central Ban. ltd. 6 per Cents Philadelphia and Reading Bail. ltd. 6 per Ct. Mort Base Bonds lB6O Jan. and July 50 87 New York and Erie Seven peret., Convertible New Yolk and File Seven "'per Cent.., lot morgue WS-1569 May and Nov. 107; 108 Michigan Central 8 I.er Cent.. Convertible lB6O April end Oct . 105 106 Seaboard lk Roanoke 7 per et. lot Mortgage The traffic returns for the last week on the under. mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows : Jan. and July 94 1853. 1852. 1851. louden and NorthWeatent f 13,0113 ..£41.173 ..£33,405 Lancashire and Yorkshire 18,133 .. 16,477 .. 14,329 L th adon and South Western 9,252 .. 8,877 .. 8,542 Lon Jon and Brighton: 7,982 ~ 7,868 .. 7.416 Cheat Weide= Midlan.i South EL, stern _ ... ..... . - .... -._ York and North Midland 7,035 .. 7,226 .. York, Neweaatle. 8: Berwick 13,099 14,144 13,522 Shrewsbury and Cheater.— 1,711 1,570 .. 1,318 Great Northern. Cheater and Holyhead Shropshire Union 02.1 142 456 Exeter and Credit= , BB to) The . returns on Scotch lines arc as under : 1853. 1833. Glasgow and South Western £4,120 .... £3,746 Calenorian 8,576 6,456 Edinburgh and Olangow Scottish Central Scotti.h 51..11and Junction 613 .... 584 Aberdeen Total The Irish returns are: 1853. 1852. Belfast ard Ballymena Belfast and County Down 199 185 Ulster Londonderry and Enniskillen Cork, Bla,.kro,k, and Passage 137 .... 116 The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Wednes day arc thus reported by Mr:Renter's telegraphic ex press :—Dutch Four per Cents., 961 ; ditto Two-and a-Half per Cents., 63.1. Spanish Deferred 'l tires. per Cent 5.,23 15-16. Mexican New,23!. Port agues° New, W. The Spanish Committee's Certificates, ;!. Aus trian Five per Cent. Metallics, 811. Granada De ferred Bonds, 111. Peruvian, New, 891. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The feeling of improvement to which we drew at tention in our report of last evening, h.t: ace aired greater strength to-day. Purchases have offered more freely in the several security market., and con fidence is reviving. Console have touch( d par for money, and are now quoted 99: to 100 for cash, and 100 to for the 13th April. The Threc-a.id-a-Quar ter per Cents. have risen from 1031 to 1037,. India Stock marks 267. Exchequer Bills, March,los. 14s. prem.; ditto June, Ss., 125., prem. Foreign stocks are quieter, but firm in price. Mexican bonds have been transacted at 251 to 2, being a trifling improvement, other descriptions showing little or no variation. Greek Bonds mark St; SpAnish Passivee, 5 ; the Commi tee's Certifi cates, 71 to 1, per cent. ; Swedish Scrip, 1 dis.; Sardinian Fives, OS! to 99; Russian Fives, 119 cx div.; Equador, 54 ; Buenos Ayrean, 64. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. lk..r Au, ••ts, PARIS, Ileaca 10 1 TM 1 Mewl. Opening !Higbee.' I 1111/1..1 Gado& 3 Per Calm. ...........1 el I . 81 90 I 1 II 30 111 10 I el VP yper Octets., 1623 . ... 1 .. ... .. ... il per Cents., 1832.. 104 SO : 104 . 113 1 104 30 101 . 50 $ 101 141 I per C....nO. _..« 3 per Cant.. i-- -I ly per Cents., 1923 tO4• . 1 . ... 4 per Cents., 11132 104 se Cee 110 4 eo 1 10 1 so ; 104 40 4 per Carts. 3 per Ornts.New Lout ... ~ ... ... Exchana, on London: at sight, 23 74; 90 caya. $4 90. 1131rinn, .rerCLIS4O Money I Naples Rents — Army; Do. Do. 41 ...... ...... Roman 5 per Cents ... 111. 24 Piedmont 5 n.Ct. 99 20 Tre , ..try Benda ... ..„ Do. 3, 1651 YARDS, MARCH 10.—St. Germain, 1,720 ; Ver,silles (right batik), ; dates (left Lank), 3.0; Farm and on. so., 1,c73; Paris and Roam 1,075 i Rouen and Havre, 333; Marseilles and nalann Tonaertod'. —; edrsahourg and Rule, 363 ; Northern, 910 ; arts and etracbourrr, 537 50; Part- ..nd Lyons. 910; Lyon* and BMW rraacan, 770; Montereau xrd Froyes,, BO SO ; 0.1(1 , !. 761; Illestne and St. 'drier to Gray, 541; l'Arts and Cherb9trir, 627 50 ; Bijou an I Besancon, 365; Yid), 614; Ineppe and Prelim., 717 50 Andrezleux and Roam., —• C•ntre of Bay. —; Paris and Scram. 193 ; Bordeaux and Neste, 275 ; Grain. swan and Beaten. 330; Central nulase, 463. VIENNA, MARCH B.—Five per Cent. Nretalhqnes, —. New Loan (Series A), 94); (Series B), 1051; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., —. Bank SL 4168,1405. Exchange on London, 10.50. BERLIN, MARCH B.—Voluntary Loan, 102; New Loin, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103; ditto (1852), 103; National Debt, h 3); Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 1481; Bank Shares, 109). MARK-LANK-THIS DAY. There was very little English Wheat fresh up for this moruing's market, and the few parcels w:Hich r m dried over from last market-day were not sold without ..:Hicolty at Monday's quotations. The transactions in fur ids Wheat were not large, but purchases could not be m euu easier terms. Flour sold slowly at former prices. Barley scarcely sold ►o well as in the beginning of the week. . . . Oats were taken in retail quantities at Monday's quota tions. Beans and Pas were unchanaed in value or acmand. A fair extent of bu , iness was dano in red Clvverseed, and its value was well supported. aRIdVaLB INTO LONDON Faom MARCB 7th t. MARCII Itths tars. En,:bsb. beotob. iris!: . Whew.... 7010 3101 Oa 1.00 Oath lB9O 8811 Malt Flour, 7600 barrels and lb 0 seeks. LONDON Avsnsols.—Wheat, 475. fd. ; 11 eier, 345. 4.1.; Oats, 19s. 21.; nye, Os. Od.; 348.1 d. ; Fess, Ms, W. - DIPERi4L AVERAGE". Wbasd. Marley I ti... I I Jas. 29 1 46 s awl. 24,13 s 7d 324 :311.91 3I• 104 Feb. s .. ... 46. 1451 s 6118. 73 'ls lid 31. 7431. 3d la ... 451 2G , 314 Scrlas ad 30s 11! 34* 10431. 9d 19 44. 6431. IG ITs 9.119. 3:31. 3d31• 26 ... 43s 2G,314 3.1 las 44 304 13 31s 3d 31- 64 March 5 ... 43. 941 31. 74 18. 3d30. 9331. 833:.. 6d weeks . Aag. Ater. t 45. 2431 s 4 i 13. 9130. .14.1 T„ Jln 114 Derr.—Mleat, Rsrlsy Oats. Ps. .ton. 0..1 Pe I. Prom 48 l 45 43 9 45 2 42 2 I 44 Jan. 29., i 7. 1'0.6. NA% U. 1 , 00. 11P. t....v...1, u..... N . 1 7. .....:. .... ... ... ........ ' l l ." I ... i . .........:.... ... •••• !-:- - rj _ MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SCOAR.—The public sales are going off with spirit at a shade advance on Tuesday's rates, the market closing at the full prices of last week, with a fair amount of buiineas done. There has also been a large busin..ss done in foreign during the week by private contract, of idly in Weal', of which four cargoes have been sold afloat. The echoed market is also a shade dearer; gruJery lumps, fair t 3 fine, 4.53. sa. to Cs. 61. COFFEE.—The amount of bush), es done las been inatl. Importers have not pressed sales, and prices ar • supported, except Native Ceylon, which has sold to a limited extent, at 60. decline, 48s. fiir amount of business done, at full prices. SricEs.—There have not bees saki of tny importance this week. SPIRIT9.—The prices of Rum and Brandy arc quoted the same u last week, but scarcely any business done. Corrox.—A limited business only done this week. Prices are unaltered. Ice —This article has been dull of sale. 11. —This Futtr.—Currants : A good business his been done in old at full prices. Raisins in limited demand. Figs held for 4.55. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. We are m,derately supplied witu B an 1 there is a good attendance of buyers, consequently Monday's quota tions are fully realised, and a fair clearance is effected. The number of Sheep is cry small, so also is the dm 'and; trade is slow, but prices are nearly the same u on Monday. Trade for Calve; is eery dull, at rather lower rates. Our foreign supply consists of 151 Beasts, KO Sheep, and 165 Cafes. The number of Mitch Cows is 120. Per .tollo of alba 1. r. 4.1 eat .teas ofoltr. s. 0. neat aeon.. Herefords.. 310 4 0 0, 4 De , a 111: 1 44. r. h 0 pp 9 . 74 SllOl . OlOlll, ...... 3 a 3 10 I lk 4 6 4 S a: vu4 quality lioastf.. 3 0 3 4 , rts. Shorn Calvet Mg+ .......... ...... 3 a 4 4 l to. do. Mora 0 9 0 0 16. st Thu a 11a1 , -Ands R 0 6 1. Lambs 0 0 0 0 'kw , . at manioc. nth; oaten and Lamb% 2403 I 31; M.. tn./. TALLOW M tRICET.-THIS D AY. The market ia quiet. Prices may be quoted the FR= II yesterday, viz.: Town Tallow, 431. 3d., nett cash; Peters burgh Y.C. on the spot, 445. to 446. 31. ; Marca and April, 431. 93. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 445. 3d. to 445. 63. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that 11. e merket is very• firm at full prices fur new Hops, with e steady im provement in prices fur old onto, which Cr.. an peat de mand. The export of Hops and m•.lt liquors r goir•g en to a larEe extent. 4 Pal •