The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-14 00:00:00

Vtt 40rt%51 LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 14, 1853. [THREEPENCE. MONEY MAIii(KI: change at New York on London for bills at sixty days' sight is 110 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 100 23.40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.42 per cent. in favour of England. After nicking allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves a small profit on the importation of gold from th 2 United States. The total receipts of railway traffic on all the lines in the kingdom for the last week are thus stated by Herapath's Journal; COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Our market was but moderately supplied wit% English Wheat this morning by land carriage samples from the near counties. The condition, for the most part, was vary indif ferent ; really good dry parcels sold on fully as good terms as la.t week, but secondary and inferior qualities were neg lected, although freely offered at previous prices. Foreign met a retail sale at about last Monday's currency, as did also Flour. Barley, without any great activity in the trade, main tained late rates. Total No. of Avenge recript rerei pre. miles open. per mile. 1853.... 1:262,114 6,707 £39 1 0 1852.... 213,816 6,390 38 19 0 18.51.... 2.0,60 . 5 6.293 3010 0 The Railway Times estimates the total receipts since the Ist Jan. as follows: No. of Average receipt Total Reccipu. miles open. per mile. 1833 £2,590,5113 6,610 £3ol 9 0 1852 2.354,630 6,374 369 8 0 18.51 2,221,245 6,238 3.56 1 0 The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Fri day are thus reported by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex press:—Dutch Four per Cents., 964 ; ditto 'fwo and-a-Half per Cents., 65 9-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 24 1.16. Mexican New, 251; Portuguese New, 381. The Spanish Committee's Certificates, 74. Austrian Five per Cent. Metal lic., 82. Granada Deferred Bonds, 114. Peru vian New, 89!. Spanish Old Three per Cents., foreign, 48. At Madrid, on the 7th, the Three per Cent. lntetior Debt was quoted 43 3-16; the Deferred Threes, 23 1.3-16 ; the Massive Bonds, 3 1; and the Coupons, 5!. Oata were taken in retail at the quotations of Monday last. Beans and Peas were unchanged in value. There was more business doing in red Cloversccd and Trefoil than of late, but it was nut possilite to obtain any advance in price. AKKIVALS INTO LONDON FROM mAncn 7th to SIARCII 12th. Qrs. iSrbsb.. Scotch. Ir:sh. l'Irole“ Wlhat .... 2931 1 ... I 9392 Barley 153: I 11)251 Oat. 4l, 1 , 7') Matt „. 2939 * Flour, 7603' 1 . 810 I 11284 SO II la mut 1006 sack+. MINCING-LANE.-TIIIS DAY. The private contract maikets are inactive, but most arti cles have a steady altpcarsnea. The I . .4li:swing public sales are declared for to-morrow:—Sugar, 450 hhils. West India, 5,000 bags Mauritius, and 900 bags Last India; Tea, 10,500 packages; Siltpetre, 2,500 bags; Rice, 00 hare Arracan. M ETALS. —iron : Scotch Pig has been difficult of sale, at a reduction of 35., the present quotation, t o 51 e , cash, free on board. Bar has also been dull of Pate, without a reduction in prices. Tin : first India is quoted 3s. lower ; Bence, 1200., sellers. Copper is quoted firm, at last week's prices; also Lead. Speller dad of sole, at 221 100. I .... 1 .1 Ir : ./P -1 • . ( /.......................... f 1 ti je br....... ---------- No. 2,046.] LONDON, MONDAY ET c-- - - - ____= Rots of DEpoSI'M and SAYLNGS BAbiliS. SHARE LISTS. FOREIGN RIWYS. INVESTMENT or CAPITAL. 10 Intweep and Rotterdam, idu pat SI 3 as aws I.OIBOt s ...i INVESTING IIttNEY are revivers' to SATURDAY EVENING. b g , ~.6 •lll4•_ ,_,E llier• Irumr• cl 1 I There were very few transactions in the railway 20 - - '- Celjoe — sad -" lttmeg krg on uilinaL .., SI 1 21 e pm -- to, TNT the NATUriAII, A,SCRANCE awl IN V EST. ears a I r; ,be r nee .. high rate of interest may be ob- _, ~..,, i C.... 11 1, . mar k e t t od ay , a nd p ri ces presented scarcely even a SO Dada Rhenish... ... - SI If ill • .- dud r :et ! !nest seaway. leil.I• P-36 IH , tagertnetion ntay be bad st the OfEes, or seat, fractional vuriation. There ts still no upward move- " 2 6:•.6 1•61•• "' "• " 6 ,1 ,: 1 I •• froopictss and , 3O . Du. Extension pa Ifig, osiniCeaLl l nTen m „„ luio s mime:4 Diz „ um. went in this department, corresponding with the ad - 2 Groat IPOtsn Pealeselsi...r t 6 "16:: ranee in consols. The market, however, closed firm. " I .uruld ' hu ' etiu° ' l "`""' 1 ) s P• 1 y. fg. Iter.,e's-plaor.Tridelase•etilarr. 1. 0 14 - soi 136 pt.WestsfthrokiLalt, 1 1 pen ad East Lancashires showed an improving tendency, ... .. . Do. Souls (had ise.),lld2 - - .------ --__ ---__ but Bristol and Exeters were heavy. AI)IE4 d DELICATE COMPLEXION, who 3 * 1 lAdahriatols,3pCt.Pref i - 4., Mt' " 2 7 ' .4 " 1 " en" Wl 7 lB. Wid ' U r ' Un " 1 " 1 " 111 . 1 . French shares were generally firmer, although a II i 3, .: L t.r " . t a w i''',l„7 . ...- 1 1 4 .. 1,...tat..ra rind i.. to , applitation or BOW LAND". 41 It l itr••'• •• . b n eett.e.e. preNnuoa allays an irritation shade less strong late in the afternoon. s 2 De. - 1 II pay. TI ea. Taos on.qee , a the Ad, ermines e. 'taper: 4 dienguremend,fireekles, 6 3 De• Maltalf._,.. ' 7. -.. I If :g 4 ma, OM mpart• a itrodsy snd blooming atersaranue to the nom- THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocr. to 2 Do. 6 per et. Prekversee: I di. par H g . g.elic 4 del 0011r ew ••• d ' s ll “. ne ,' 16.1 . • n". _. Pl 6. Business in the railway market today has been : Ii tiad aal rar d . Mediterrimal .. ... ... ..1 1 1 2 1 1 pat • - • itpy;lation ;novo," • IRO W. LWOW, rApw, net ."11.C.... a th t:; * .it al: fluest.oes a :ho psis .., raerito-1 for the very moderate, the dealers being chiefly engaged 131 20 Darla Antonia._ ~. ..,. - - r• - - „ L . - a i,...A.ti sera the tdismou ma eratinumsee of s with preparations for the settling. The rates of con- " " N 61 3" a "o ( mita IL) 71 61 =."-- .n. 'Gentlenter, aner Antrim, will also find it jai emit . 10 - , „ swum pa, afiti T.,' . f tt,,, &H I g at. tinuation generally rule light. (treat Western, Lan- 20 le De. Do.(ez heling) .. 6 7 ear tbe erntra.i.y : ' f 18 If Northwa eflfraw - e.„ .. 3111 171 341 ....ea . k_ ma lii A. 31 i'tite ti.c.:. and Is& Cd. per battle. C`aution =hire and Yorkshire, and London and North-West- " 11 1)0. IN . 3 per et. 504 ta ci.. . 3r Taaa Antiene rra sh da s 1 14 IV .. .7 - , "Vad.;:e ir oor . l : i '. , , nda s. : . 20 Kr- 1 . f7. 117" tt .., - 1: 4 4!, , „ 1. , , - . l.n r i. - ,.. d ern stocks Sre higher, and Caledonian rather lower to all tromp ( a. - liw • • avet aa t..,rn sue.. sow by them and W than on Saturday, other stocks exhibiting scarcely 90 I. Pare sad Lyons ... .. 17 16 pot 57f 1 smt., nt tr. slt, a. 10 30 Paris aad Orton.' -. .. 41 431 ct ,...,, ... H o Kefamsee. ant' change. 20 30 Pulsated Bonen ... .. 42 42f Foreign shares remain quiet. Antwerp and Rot- so tii two sad sto.thovry .. 13 54 :sr n a tt UV:IA . 4 toVAL LEITbL' PATENT. MILO WS l'A'rEN f CASK STAND, war- terdaut mark I di-. powerful :• .1 .....ist l'.f.y I'' OP, end to repay Its co eg ei b,,,,d ri d fold . ~, 39 , 41 L .: LW m «hint te and depple by turn %Wrighting the the wheel from le =ARES AND STOCKS lINGUAZANYEBD. 2O 4 Pirlia,Casr,aadlTawitrura 161 pm 101 Dohs. and Bialtineed .. par 4pm r 20 it Bases and :lame ... .. so 4 II V 20 se anuppe end MOON . . ° Gan g I n "' 81/1 " •343, • P 10 4 De. 51 per Cast. limier 1 - - 91 arm is raised without SL Pd iten.wars. Saturday. ha 2 pa. NI 4 Bauthein at Prtnaa.- ..... 5 16 pm • livable lona Ills DM, "--, -. - leo that any seamiest m 114 - 2 , to: triblis tn..o ,7 tt a g - , Ti m i s wi lei ft 2) Ig. Woad, ......... a 1 pot 6pm e l " s DO. p a pcias.Prow .' r ot, dis - 1 1 1 2 par ......,\S, 4L-aap. hope recede !roes the tap , in ail airm n* t Janette. . 1111 61 V. 1 )11111. by moving the wheel from SO le women se amsdp... \ o „411' Br i j. eight to eft it is lowered , a da... 7 . e u t%atitgar tzs z j ial . 7 .1 , . .... hdbid er, impalptbly that the •• 10 2 1 Wenteratif IhrenNINPS . i die SO 3 ifedind.............-..... .. .., . 11 1 P dt 11 34 ar DoCharltilL.34lLlSLC al /2 \Lit- ~' ~------ ,-;.. fedi tof the most •••: ".." . ''' : limpid lad to no peed- ii 35 1 Ma do. do. 202„ It 4 2i di.. ....-"---•-/ bit " a) , ir , gt, thr b g d, 81. 100 Priebe' and USW ... .. lot 11l „ 104 JOINT STOCK BANKS. 4I . ...,„•1 ,- St 10f Caledonia& . . , 1141 451 01 41 v .. ' and th e la 3 01 6t sia ' 54 al tatocer Sal 11d . f....;d .. 33 131 Ir e ; .. s - li ,, .. 4 .....„„,,,,,, ,.... ..., : „ i „, z ,.. p dr .: ,„.. : ...-_, .... C10g2 .. 7.1 .. 7:40s ... .. 181 111 4 ei, 1 60 42 Dahlia and Dadeetiane . 11 11 pot id 224 No. littera Saxes. 1 Midas 1 Butanes I prlees done Paid Sa.urday. to-day. ---- ----- —l- - I----• 21,590 40 .lustralasis da r ltlic .■' , wham 'cask on tne olden* 23 id 8rjr 7;;;.1 , ,;" .• ••• .. L si 40,000 35 Cltert.d. Cank of Asia 5l 1 1 pro ; '-+ . l o p- ..i. .. ,4 , ": .. stand tenting , ' 11 t 1131, •Is all Ditto 416 E. and al.. S 5 ii 30,009 20 Chart. Bank of Ind* 1 11151111111--.. .. Cabl4ooll n retanw ` d ' •• • l:eat7lans••: . 20 2u " Eastern ''':::l th r- ul t : _ 4 4 7.. 13 . 4 C in ad 131 i nominate, sued China 3 21 21 pm' 41 i soder lt ; the ronsegoesse L that the sediment is db. 23 al Sas' -n Vat Claes A.. SS,OOO 30 foolish, Scottish, and Dale E. 1/.15L) . . to 4 114 Australian Chartered 4 21 31 pe g 61 garbed, a we , 0.1 lawn:Aeon ensues, the fluid is newt height sign, 2 61 3 . mi di j r. Do e t ia.b leas li tr a:d C .. ..ditt, 137fi 73t ad 71 25,000 20 London line of Ans. and eeestual:y two or three quarts, at the least, In every asst eretra il , and India waded sad thrown away. Engravings gratie.-JAMY-b BARLOW, f) all .L St W.I. Dre,Stßin;tia i s 67 H 33,000 20 Trivitan Chartered Dank Imam sal Patentee, 14, King Wllltata.etreet, litansion.house. St 100 ildla`.arito and Ulantow .76 71 f of Australlt ...... 10 11: ithobt.rgb sad Nobles.. - - 21.070 23 Orient:l Ban': Corpora. all i 55 58 531 T H E DA I L Y NEWS. tn. ISO I Ittit,t,are.,, Porth.D.andie 33 34 81. 100 Vaegur & SostiliWeeters 83 14 33 50,000 5 Royal Austral. Rankine and Gold Depart. Co. I par spm Laden Piandzit Paper, pia 3d. Rt. 100 'Orem N em _ _ 811 Itli ad 5,400 35 Aautti Australis A.a Polities! Organ. **DAILY NEWS is at the bead of the Li- St. ISO I Do. 1 'twee, A, Steak.. 45 47 20,000 26 Union or Agit:alit halts broadest bird lietstrFors l alb* alilleati,g 1795 _,..,. 0 x•te!••....,„ . Ili. 1118 Do. 4 shares, B, Soak_ 122 124 ad 1,000 ... D0.,New...._ M• lOC InLanark'', Mirth Dandle ' 32 31 TH E D A I L Y NEW S. S c. . m 1 0 ,.., 15 .., 5 , • • . e 5 0 South% eaters 33 50,000 6 Maya' Austral. Raikina 1 Anil:l.4d Depart. Co. I parl Ipm / Lemke Mersdng Paper, riot 34. IN 100 'Orrou 74 irthera _ _ 811 911 id 8,400 25 imith Anotralis M e Pointed Mg" the DAILY NEWS la at the bead of the IS- 30,000 26 Union of Aaiun& ell .77 78 berg theme Gant MY* advocating free conarneres inlet broadest .... 174 , I 2 1 .... °4 l.n..____ 4mc - 4 . --' 4144 :. . 4 .- 5 . 4 . 7 . .. 3,000 ... Do. 21 . 0 3 9 • mew, rd all soma Yd practical Worms. whether polltleil, sada. 'i t. ' 'ii; ,0 ,.7; 3 ,17.7 1 4 ., 5 4 ... 4. 040 A: t , g 7„ 111 4 „ a . se esimblialL ' lakeemint rad Mee at its General Newa.-In thgressmiwy rills 13 81 I t I . l l7 9 l , o 7, l l l4T^ Eamir i- ..-- 9 41 9 i a 92 It 2 1 MISCELLANEOUS. ; gm -1e Me smoim trathrel and laps:kat ehmerster of Its 59 , 4 ., :La0,„,ni,,,, and ~,..,,,,.,. .. 94 87 N. I sa. ii.uzumws. I I C arte " e n : Badawa dons 1 keens I nod Is th• word marsinalleemleemmereist Is. 161 , IL , ix ,. 1 ~,,,••••• . 13 , Hi pm afflalym 4761 " 1462 _ __„ l9 069 ati , liailwar. ma amo r gr " WM . - at 1190 Iloara.blre and'iMielsCr is' IN es} 4 ; ilis raper Is galuensem.4l 41 dle _ ___,_i P 4 I Saturday.. to-day. It mobil. &USN MANI 114 0 " 1 411 1 1 10 1_ 133113 333 1 l a. 3 3 . 13- 10 le IL 1 Il l.s o s: F lA JUj eit tutee -. "unlit 33 3 ' I I I Peel &al I • Ms" 1919 P4inft " 4 4 '" MINI "I 4141.7 341 all Levi. Northern .. .. IC 161 " 184 1%40 1011 Auvtrallan Agri...l IS 1110 111 es 110 14 aP. R. 1 41 % 1134 = 120 472 2 2971 2 1112 / 2 2 113 . 3314 1111111113 33k, 113 111 Lewin and Blarkw;11 - 81 9/ id 113,71' IN. Brit. Ault. Landl all II 2 pm 1 Illftheleepe&ere. _.. 10 3 ILon.,ll','.airy,& &fathead 11 11 pm „4 1 keddreemstlestf to fanlike. la being = . 11 1 9 411444344 ''' la. 190 Lam, Brichtoc, is 4. (Moat 104 103 14 127,315' 3 Peelr..lr.Lad.&lllo.l all '74 a 1 I'4 1 Moe" Wish eashrtes. and has always gm es its columns 51 . IN Landon & NcoUalleste. 1191 1201 id 1201 10 1 1 101,000. I ~,,4 , 1„55u 5t.y „5 5, al l 1 2 21 pm 3 , 3 alamlatatairomontat. Is 111 Do. PM& ... ... . I 3 pat 0 12,700' 25 11. Anotrallan Laird' 25 !WI GI 33 91 Iltspodreve le public tamer is 'boson Warhol return of stamps 10 1 D0.c0 , 9.4 ,..,, a. , , t . MOP ISO Van Diereen'eLandl 29 I9i .01 ' 21 4 1 rag kr the ye.r 1550 to the leadteLlimism Morlonota or K. No L ied ,. & 9 ,,,,...,,,,,1 0 4, ; 1 7 1 1 , , 91 i 904 i lOW a dill be .nos that IS 0•8 49 i rP .l4l Was" 1229 SO 113 De., 4 50 ... .. - 6 . 41 . dte aa' ' enusay, hat la five yens Matins it. lagol mai 4inmpatgaws : 40 $4 Da /IV . . 4 31 dia.! MINES. 1 S.Mablidrod. almatikersed. 2 , I all /4 . 1 7,, de .,,,,,i b o i,;, 9 i, 11 II • 111 1 a10a2.,v0 rw.osicut ...... ....... .. 1770 flikwe7 ZS i all landondorh*Ealekllen 19 11 I Roam:. Pn4r 1772.... .... ...... MAI 24.1110 Ya na! ach.,lll4pi ,RlAmsolas/a. asi 30 11l i SATcznAT BeRNINO. Illoonso Ilmato DAILY N Ewe ,_ ......... ~, 1E44 Pt. 100 1041 and ... ... ... .. 741 761 ad 764 1 1 characterised by quietude to-day, and prices remain Ito Mmtamed P l Mmtelmem . af this routes i St. ' 104 b.. &rm. ant 11.4:24 di 44 „ 0 ohm recently mermen by a eontemporary : II , 171 211t1.(1. it's ~. !„!respharis - - much the same as previously reported. •lis. bei:e ei-as •la for youngest ot all the lonise Menting 15. 1 10 ,,, : / ..,,,,,,5„,, . . . 30 61 „ The gold mining shares were firm to-day, but ppm. Frets the But it took high ground and a Illwadleete-Supso. 6s ; 3 1 Do. 5 .,„ Eat ',: s ,sii, 31 3A gingko ermieently that enas,mative lilandlem whist% le slimly the 2. 1 is 35r . ; , 0 „,,A 8 . 155 „i 5 3 s e di . scarcely changed in price, business being quiet. puns uplift of Emden!; and atrzany, with the woes lezheet so 74 5 ,,,„.,., ,„„, ".„„ 51 ,, , ,.. . 33 84 British Australian continued to meet with many in assalause er the recognised &illy rime, sun with the turret Is ili 5e ,„,,,i wur ......„., 115. 5 15 quirics, and closed 3 to I prem. as•CA. I` of adeetummente -ant to the • Maw '-obtabled be any sj,, leo ryk i .p,b‘ ... 7:, -- ":„ .. es 35 ad dilly I..ptr, its political more than coffeepot& with Its commercial 13 13 i D 0.1 5 , 0,. .• . ri 81 „ The shares of moat of the foreign copper mining Relmeace. 641 I 31'Nortbrrts Countka links - 31 11 ate all companies are rising, especially Mexican and South Take oolned el as looks Aler or Newman Is the kingdom ;or at ... 100 Aiwa 8,1091, . .. .. 335 365 36 31 rm.. In. 1„ retustrurt Leedom 16 114 North De , ,n, Wo. I. .. - - its American and Cobra. The shares of the old AIM- S WI I Do. 1 A ttchere4 - - tralian copper companies were also better. CULYERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, 6 Do. 115 Gloated - -AU The non-official closing quotations are : -Nova . Ortkedon, Aztlwapirksl. sad OriginC. la. mob; by poet. 20 1 fillstth et" . .T• l, her.. " 4 al 131 1 a 24 all 'North 3% ettera 83 Bootie Copper, 1 3 to 21 prem. • Australasian Coal, WUAT TO EAT, DUNN, AND AVOID. 10 14 Noratan iS. weetermlunr 3 44 put Ito 3 prem.; Lake Superior eopper, 3to 's prem.; • ii. lk. 160 Oxford, Won., a Waiver. 47 481 London and Liverpool Australian Gold and Stream- Lantallt TO YOUNG URN. Sc. 104 coo:tish Central ... in. lic. 103 Boor.lak lialland ... 64 se ing, par to 3 prem.; Ceylon Land and Mining, 3to HOW TO $E NAPPY . M. 100 Illtrewr. St i burr... Clam . A 44 6d j 1 prem.; New South Wales Coal, 3to 3 prem.; w. a. itio Do. L.&N.W.Gsar.64l 70 73 11011 AL AND FIITIRCAL INJOYMENT or Lin. Sal WI abrewsbary as C/1010. Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to }prem .; .. (1kv.11.314.) ... IS 10 Brucntu Gold, par to 3 prem.; Monarch Cold, 1-16 ON SPECLU. ntstasn. IN en Do. Ilalres ... ... t •I. 20 20 IDA Oneet• y .- !, Tat Iselin:l . n OF II oastaoa LIFE. in 41 Ihropealre Came ... . Ili 3 els Garnett and Moseley, 3to 3 prem. ; Australian so. SO $0 Swab Devon ... .- . el 21 ad 211 Mutual, 3 die. to par; Australian Console, 3 dis. to • DLSR.V.IIB or WLYTEIL tit. WO Smith Tartars 784 79 s mn. 193 SW South Walss .. ... c VaiNaca DELaNGENENTS, U3NSTIPATION, cad 11.4.1103101- 10 14 'South Terksh.SiklmDa , 171 ISt Range, I to 3 die. ; Melbourne Gold, 2 ., to I per s HOMY. 119 61 Ditto dine U re. sad m 13 all 1Btockust k Darlington is lIIIIIMISR, IRISH, and WOCOCII LANES. 21.01.., Is. mak. Ila 19 ThameaßamoDisaa&kal 1$ 34 Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 3to 1 prem ; Bra su. 31 17 Yale of !Math ..._ - . . 141 ISt ad New South Wales Gold, 3 dis. to 3 prem.; Bra '. ITDROPATRY; OR. TRU COLD WATER CURL 13 a ll Waterford rod fake's,. I le In a Marwocw. 25 , Palerneormane; Mwenho.l47.llneetousst: Werm, 54 1 an ;Wstathel Ida Urbana. 1 29 31 zilian Diamond and Gold, par to 1 prem.; La Peru !• 11, Orrabil'.. sad el! boo%raller.: 4e vf K.ll. Culverrell, 51. D.. 14, 10 IS I West Cornwell . . lO ;joule, I dis. to 3 prem ; Gladbach Zinc, 13 prem.; . ffil-orio..'tegarMaircaeorho may ba comethel daily wont tu nil 5, le 11s. , W Wlnsbledolt and Croydon 1 - . Ipm la ma 7 till 9. 10 1 ' oodford - - w Jamaica Copper, 21 to 3 prem.; Pontgibaud, par to 1 . ; F. 81. 100 I Toet.Normetlekfloreld. 69 5 1 701 ad h 694 prem.; l'ortland Iron, 3to 4 prem.; Upper Canada, is 15 130 Da. do. Ifitemslaw 23 1 111. Do.O.N.l.Pnrelmee _ 2 2i „ , a ,1 to 4 prem.; Prignant Consols, par to 3 prem.; a et, IN /Toes and North Mhlliad SO ;41 ' 391 60 Mizen Head, par to i prem.; Koumare , 3to ~ prem.; IRELAND. LINE 4 LEASED AT NERD RRIITALIA South Cork Copper, par to t prem. ; Glenaulin, par to m 374 all DirwhigtiamkOzfordwlth ,a Dentre, //ASCU 1?. guaranarleaatoOt.Weat. 33 31 3 prem.; Connemara„ l to% prem.; Carberry West, r. New life and vigour seem to be infused into the 90j all Ditto li withouG ~ma ters a s 001 par to i prem.; Great Hewn United, 3to 3 prem.; HI med tOrealWesm. ip country by the present glorious spring weather. pi au Nrin..viciL,Si Dudleywith n Kaockatrellane, 3to 3 pre mr From every side w e hear of the rapid progress of 50 iminnti. , o l :Lt°°'- wwt • 33 31 ta 4 all Diva wit t a guarantee THIS DAY.-Two o'Ceocx. het &Id work, and while the corn sowing is not neg- fle-sed to Oren VI eaters 29 30 de leeted, the people have returned to the planting M. toe ternteounesire (Jessie The gold mining shares are quiet tesday, with little rkchange in prices. If anything, the market at present ,o of patatoes with renovated hopes. There never was so 5 0 01 10 3 4 5 .d a i t ' aad°" . 2 71 0 1, 0 1 m alan ' s 1" 197 ad :m finer or more genial weather for the purposes of the (lased toCaledonhz), 5241 Alj „ appears to be a shade flatter. we ssetuzeoses. use s e.ce. The shares of various Australian Land Companies on anion, sad it is said that the earth turned up by 31 133 pawl to Gt. Northern) 131 1U are steady at Saturday's prices. Van Diemen's land, lip the plough ison the whole found in excellent condi- u ts otonaster a Des. ?mew ay tion-thanks to the recent frost, and to the rapid meow •oureetw•on , S3l :114 however, have improved to 21 3. The shares of the TO 100 all Hartlecool Dark Is EAST. Mexican and South American Smelting Company evaporation that is now carrying • off the excess of (lowed to Yk. N. & Ilcr.) - - motsture. As yet it is imp-enable to guess what 30 1 5• 131Mlatelby(1.TortMAX:n 111 I'3 ad are in demand. proportion the breadth of ground to be sown under 25 23 Do. 1 slaws ( litto) 3 611 9 9 / 1.16.141ng ,I 3 ~,u• es 131 12. Do. 1 Wawa (ditto ) :01 27e „ No. lame Mums. Pall , 'ries. 1 4060 potatoes, or other crop, may bear to that of former 111 12;ilondon sac Grellawiel r Saturday. to day. e. years; but one thing certain is, that the people have — _l_ , io to I . oil . glre t k i MOT g* ta. 4*`* tto) 2 03 4 n l4 3 100,001 1 Ague Fria set about their work with alacrity and spit it, and 20 ap '1,,,,, u n t . ,,,.4paecant. that hopes for better things seem to inspire all ; (14-444 NI Norfolk) 100.00.) 01..1 Anglo tatifornaan fit times. se WI Nal ditto 6pm Cent 33 17 10,000 10 Australasian 2 14 21 ~ 3/ Y: ni.53 . lUanch,,Bnaton,&Matlock 26,6C0 26 Anato li an 5 61 fI I Sr. The Dublin Tenant Right " weeklies " have vs- (1541, et to I .3.:N.W.A11.1.) 3 31 G 0,07 i Australian Cordillera ... all par 1; m , a rims versions of the schism io the Irish party, sup- ec 41 uk141441149' 4n ' t 11.3c31 100,000 1 Australian Freehold - all 1 1 pm' wir limed to S'ockt.& Dar l. - - 5;000 1 Ave Matta i ill par 3 1911 plied by their London correspondents, but all come 10 ,al Mict aca bearard (510.1 1071 gen M MAO , I !shirk Australian Goth all 1 Ipm 3. to the acme thing-that the said Irish party has 1 6 i' Itorthort 9 ReetffitS Pole , 90,300 20 British Don , 13.5 7 9 go. Roared to Eset.Coust m 64 61 „ evaporated, that the brigade has been disbanded. is 231,,,„w, r .c,/,,„, 10,000 35 Orazil.lmp ;....niti.pi 141 5 6 th. 13,:.:41 30 Dm emu mai Caleb all 1 21 i is Mews. Lucas, Duffy, and J. F. Maguire write to i &W.Wielir WK./Aura - - 11,000 TO Do. St. Jahn ild Re: 13 19 39 , CO. their respective journals with a certain degree of ',Li 1 0 ,1 7. 5a55 , 03 1441 " 4112r 555 e l t it i li.„ ' "' 119,005 1 Cartion.. Creek 4 Ps7 4 re , ! reserve on the subject, but no other conclusion can I to Orast Northers ...... 151 134 12,909 44 Cohn Owner 100,000 3 Colonial Gold .. ..... be drawn from their communications Caen that which et PilDnlkearath Stock l6l 133 _, Coldsloo lt - - 12 9 ilenthStvloulshlre ( leaese 1a1,700 et. Copper :Moen of Eng, all 60 70 I have uientiened. to Mr. 51.Ciesn) 1 1 die ad LOSS 23 Do. rid. 71 per ma' 311 111 51 or From the following statement in the Cork Era- 50 ISi West Taney, 6p. Carte 70,00, $ PnakAustre'innenpper all li 1 db. 4 (based to Stnektoollater - - ins, wear of last evening it would appear that the 13 I s DI D . Ditto Di t t o , 34 334 114 102,060 2 Great Noggin Vele ell 3i 31 pmt 34 5 1 ....WAN al bluer,,! an 174 104 19 ace mot Riven in the house the other night relative st.ioo i Wilt. It !itagmerat (Vet:o dis. bo rn e Western) l(3 1(4 72,0111 1 Grand Duchy of Palm all per iPm to the II- rcul:a and the Isle of Skye emigrants et a 511.412 II Orwarolcucb. 1 sill 00 11 pat PREFERENCE BRAUN'. 100,000 I Late 3atburat I all 1 ills par ke, tot correct. The Cork paper says : 111 144 therdeen - - 94 09,0e 5 1 Merl 1 all 11v is Tte Hercules arrived here on the 20th of January. In a a 1 turena,a No. 2, 7 per M.. - - 41 _ ,ft no 8 Linarta all 13 14 inn, As ti seven days after the arrival the wick passengers were M. lee inistol & Exeter 4 per Ct. IS IN NAN 1 Lotinen&M , lbien. Odd R. 4217 41, sad taken to Haulbowline, and the ship cleansed or M. 122 ,3161417,71 Ma g lO -,- 103 111 1114 Warta Crosishiguo.., all 3 i 4 1- 794 :-ittml with remainder of passengers on board. Of 13 ' 13 - 1 311331 " 1%1 n ' A T'''" ••• I I ms " WIG 1 Merbpdta all IWs It el 41 Oath and hands,, . .... 1 per IKON le Riesisenktitiasscriami 9 71 II 1 6 'U. 'Oahe, little advantage could result from such fumigation. e i i s 5 5 , 1 5 , aa d Aj ar . 203,000 1 New Granada rp to the present day the healthy onssengers have not ape as ~ , 2 Si 300,090 I Noumea Monis the hot :ontltd, numbering perhaps our GOO. It is proposed *4 lllMAasUanOblosonmo 8 $4 13 , ,001 I Port Ptillip I 1 llfpw 21 t 1 kW them at the barracks or military hospital, but this a * Ow do. (31.1 71.1 Ct. 3 4 89,000 1 goats: Rork ..... Wm. tot posesaina sufficient accommodation, a large shot 1 4 2 100.4•. (7). 174 1 7 per Ct• 1 2 PM 10,00 P 10 1 Rhymney Iron all ‘.2 ‘4 - F . el a den.LomEzte.,3 p., o. 11 Ipmadll pm ... Ditto New _ ... the n _lla 1.1114 of fur the purpose. About 140 persona ✓ 9 ,, ii i Jim , 0. l c,. 2 il I l I s 7,660 30 San logo do e.t.a' l9 l 6 7 61 rr:: 1 0.. n ". lt e 7 „' , e r rn pl ' tl„... "m to thie h limy Lp . : l l IP: and she the cna e smell iinto It ~ at I 2.Al ass% P rZo; ttl et p. n. C h t 1:i 3 ad, "141 pm SO,Cw 1 1 oaath Atortralu.n ..... Nett IP . Tin Croft I 7 11 13 pat Cita to llaulhowlino. The hospital ship was not pro- 3 I 3 !Mhz is rgh, Parts, MAW 414174,2441.47 tlvite4 Healey .„ all 61 7 61 the ?kb : heri.re ten days or a fortnight since. There were over I . Don.'es, 31 per Cant ... 3 54 70,0C0l I . Walter :14A4 7) 6 1.3i a_, nto board. Up to tills week and durie; it e St.' i x narni Do. , i '7,74,7 ° ,.,,i p. s Per°° R,: . ! 127 111 ad I 127 100,00 1 1 • Wmt Granada , al. ..the i y .. lasu been removing tw.rsons from the ship to Maul- tetkaw ' ,Wrot 1ama....... all par Ipm , . downaltle at Is p.ot. pee 110 112 ad 1 1.10.01110 1 Tabs ....--... I. to so ..r.e alf.eted with small pos. 10 11 Do. 41 pmcout. scrip.. .- - - 1 34 Ihe following answer has been returned to a mc- 6 64 (x.ettaw.trsomusine, 11 oad - am. nor ..; on :Lis eubject mklr e ascd to the Lord Lieu- 5° . "w• ''" huall "' " " 1 "1 ci 7 1 ~:tOr 100 1 it.Wmters. fired al pal. 103 1.. 1034 61 RAILWAY OF CENTRAL ITAT.T.-The r 'Ma r. 31oni• g at tetatt: et. ;Oa Ditto need 4 per cent. __l leo 101 . I for of kially annoanccs that the pontifical gove rnment bad '. " : abardPen %Macaws 140. 2. 7 par .Iriatol & tartar par Ct. IN IN Mladonlaa 100 11.7 „tamer aai Holyhead ... 19 30 Jock and Landis' 1 dim per Jaador, Path, sad Lb duration II 61 laat N kaallaa(3l.loslllo.(X. 3t II Do. d 3. (31.1 7 1 , .? Q. lf d.'. (71. 17..; 7 par Ct. II psi 4ast.t.m.Fata.,s p %Mot I f pm ad Mt* do. $0.7 11 11 pm to. Nay p.r Cont. Moak 14/ 13 a Assit. , Jaida,Suipd3.llp.Ct 184 19 !Win t..11t, Taro, and Don , 'lol, 34 ter Cant ... 3 34 .00 Oral .1 ,- .rdtarns waist 127 1:9 xd 100 Do. 1 per ran.. &trip, Ra. • daantab:a at 11l p.et. pro 110 112 ad 14 1 Do. 44 plr mat. scrip — 6 61 (M ita Wastrs(l)Elgatba 01 9ad 00 II tiVfostalla&llantaex spe ti 74 a. 100 I It.Wilat•rs.l4...ed 44 p.m.' 115 107 St. 1110 Ditto Said apm cent. lto 102 la I Laille...f• Ittlarita. V a/0 par Ipm M. I 0 Ditto 5 per emu Stack_ 130 133 M. 100 Um.- ..rtati.Goar.s peril Pt . 100 Ditti•Treferentl4l3 re' a 0 1 Lms.it,thMe...oor.7 111 all lloadondrerr &Dem. oil 111 all Lastdonderr7hasalak.l46 33 30 Nitadihatt&Lina.om.3.4 , l 10 •10 Do. Naar /10 . 171 all lIImpPAC O3II6I6 . 4 4 P It. .00 Y7d tadOni*..9l.llso..oPAT RAILWAY OF CENTRAL ITALT.—The Tuscan. Moni tor officially announces that the pontifical government had adhered to the convention concluded between Austria, TGIF catty. Parma, and Modena, relative to the railway of ("tri test Italy, and that the section between downs and Tusc iny should traverse the Val di Rtuo, La Poretta, and Pistoia. TIIK LAW Or PILOTACE.—The bill of the go vernment on pilotage contains twenty-five clauses. By the preamble it is declared to be cap: dirnt that the right of piloting ships outwards fr..m the pert of London, and the right of pilo:ing ships inwards to the same port, should he vested is one body of ',flu's, and that sutlt body should be subject to uniform ant tority and control. The union of the 't rinity-liouse and Cinque Fort I pilots is t.) be effected. The Baird of Trade is to %amino and grant licences to molten a•,d mates, with power to withdraw the setae. It( turns are to b.: made by pilau of their earnings ; and all r.•turm are to ba tail before parlia ment. Alttritions are to be made in the man"gcment if necessary. The Trinity-house regulations are to bo ap rased by her Majesty in council, instead of by the chief justice of the Queen's Bcneh or Common Pleas. T!:c bill is ta esti nd to all ports and districts in (treat Britain or itc , in which any mestere of vessels are compelled by law t•. employ pilots. The day on WhiCil the law is to take effect is to be isiscrted in the same, wl ich is to be " the Pilotage Law Amendment Art, 553. - Itovm. NAvAt, Scitoor., Szve Citoss.—Lieutenant Coolory, R.N., has ^ubn•ribcd thelibmal sum et .7n) guineas in aid of the Chapel Building Fund of this ins:Ration. Diblin Castle, Bth March, 1843. r.-1 am directed by thl Lord Lieutenant to acknow ledr the receipt cf • memorial from the inhabitants of tiesetwown. dated the 2nd ac.tant, relative to the removal of tr..: caner:ay.. from H.M.S. Hercules to the Military Hospital, and also of a memorial of the officers of health, adifisicd to the Colonial Land and Emigration Commis "a'tf, praying that • hulk be stationed in Queenstown Roliour, for toe reception of sick emigrants. His Excel• Mate his also reecived • copy of a memorial addressed by the .tliccf, of health to Loril I'eluierston, with an isprcs hoe al his lordship's opinion, that under all the clients'. *ayes t.f the ease, the petition should not be complied with. X Li Palm r't nn remar k s t h it i t i s no t th e s i c k, b u t the i7y part of the emigrant., wl.o are to be landed at the apital at Queenstown. The Lord Lieutenant will ward to the proper quarter the application which lie has toffived reiative to the estahlialicrient of a Quarantine Hulk 4 ateca:own.-1 am, fir, your obedient servant, THOMAS A. Lancost. T. Sampson T. W. French Esq., Queenstown. ti zd 14 4 11 :01 114 4 1P — ps 6 1411 i 44 224 21 4 61 3:41 2 24 108 110 21 26 I I.ltvi Pretwena• SO Norfolk gatituaini...• I all Da. Guarauseed Se per a., all D 0.% aseserVallcy apc 100 North Wittig an North Btafibratklre IN Wiwi. Winona, ••• I Wolv•r., Zl3. Spiv* 111 Dila illtio did", 6 OU•wa.t.oriu.NetrGare. 111 illwawo.6ialtate!(l6cc.W. NM. 11 per fare... 10 Do. 5 per Cost ... ,booth Dc,wa • 11 Ditto New all ,South F.aatara (Itaa.4. I Ann.) of £1.0.6 all Stilforkakirel Guar 'Water 'WO 'Tack, Newailla.la w , Otuath at Itageparek. II 'fate 111 ,Torkia.3l4ll.4l.lrardi l If Ps Ii by 17j lei Pau IP, I? :A Par i Pau.. ti 28i 10 2i t , y• /1: t ••••• IfF.Rer.—Tho Corri,rc Italian° of 0,1.3 nrel that twn periaes basing been trondemnrl - r• tine, for baying fowling piece and ammuni -103 • . pos.i.‘sion, Marshal Italealty has COMIIII:ed puns.hment into two years of hard labour with light 171 :L , ..r.: 4 tortress. {ow par ICO 102 zd per us. is pat 6.N *le. o B. 109 $ SATS:MI:MY EVENING. Great firmness prevailed throughout the Stock Exchange to-day. Although business was quiet in the several departments of the house, there was some tendency towards a revival of speculative feeling, and the markets closed with a very strong appear ance, and, so far as can be perceived, with the prospect of a more animated business next week. The influence that appears just now to be the most powerful in its operation rests with the further arrivals of gold from Australia, and the expectation that thin supply will now steadily continue, thus, ass matter of course, relieving the home circulation. Ii this mood of the market lasts, new loans and schemes of all kinds arc to be leaked for as a natural result, the pre sent feeling of speculators being sanguine. Through out the Exchange stock is scarce, investments having preponderated of late. Business in Consols was very quiet, but the price nevertheless continued its upward movement. The figures for actual bargains were—for money, 100. 1001 ; for account, 1001, I ; and the closing price was 100 to 1 for cash, and 100 3-16 to 1 for the 13th April, great firmness being perceptible at the close. The put and call" fur the whole account is very light, being only to 5-16, a circumstance which indicates that operators are inclined to look for a very steady market. In the Three and a-Quarter per Cents., the books of which arc shut, there was busi ness at 1931. No other stock was touched. Purchasers of the June Exchequer Bills offered more freely at 14s. prem. The new March issue colimands Bs. to 12s. prim. This market sympa thises with the improvement of the funds. Foreign stocks were also firm, especially Spanish, which realised higher rates, the Deferred Stock clos ing 241 to .1, and the Certificates 73 to 1 per cent. Mexican remain quoted 251 to I. Greek bonds were in rather more 'avour, and left cif 81 buyers. The operations in this stack have been chiefly on Dutch account. Otht r securities present no feature of moment, business being gener ally quiet. The list of sales is annexed : Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 (exchange,' 25t.) Dutch Two•and-a-Half per Cents., 081 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 991. Granada Deferred Bonds, 111. Mexican Three per Cents., 251, a. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 01, 6 prem. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 104, 103 4 . Sardinian Five per Cents., 98f. Spani s h Old Three per Cents., 483 ; ditto new Deferred Three per Cents., 241; ditto, Passive (Converted), 51; the Committee's Certificates, 74 per cent. Swedish Scrip, 13 die. The negotiations for the new Spanish loan are not yet definitively concluded. A variety of reports are current upon the subject, but as some authoritative aunouneeiuent may be shortly expected, it is scarcely requisite to give insertion to them. The imports of the precious metals this week have been extremely large. Our statement includes the following sums :—viz. by the Thames, from the West Indies, 800,000 dots.; by the Orinoco, from the West' Indies and Mexico, 1,443,166 dollars; by the Nia gara, from New York, 250,000 dollars; by the Fore runner, from Africa, 8,000/. in gold; by the Madrid, from Pei tugal and Gibraltar, 1,645/.; by the Frances Meaty, from Port Philip, 65,166 ounces of gold; by the Panama, from Hobart Town, 33,000 ounces of gold; by the City of London steamer, from Constan tinople, 77,8001. in gold, besides four boxes of gold ore from Gibraltar, the value of which is unknown ; by the Ripon, from Alexandria, 80,0001. in Anstra lbws gold; and by tho Oriental, from Sydney, 7,119 ounces of gold. The total value of these imports amounts to nearly 1,100,0001. On the other hand, the shipments have not been very heavy. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday, is as follows : Gold coin : to Belgium, 10.499 ounces; to Hamburg, 2,500 oz.; to Melbourne, 5,090/. Gold bars : To Boulogne, 17,500 oz. and 15,400/. Silver coin : To Belgium, 10,000 oz. ; to Boulogne, 200 oz. Silver bars : Tc Boulogne, 1,300 oz. this gives a total of 30,499 ounces, and 20,400/. in gold, and 11,500 ounces of silver, the aggregate value of which is about 141,0001. We are also advised of the shipment of the under mention. d sums, viz.:—By the Earl of Chester, for Melbourne, 46,500/. in coin ; by the Severn, for the Brazils, 7,9591., besides 4,2001. worth of jewellery ; by the Tagus, for Lisbon, 4,400/. ; by the Antelope steamer, from Liverpool, for Australia, 30,6401. in coin, besides a very large quantity of jewellery ; by the Competitor, for Adelaide, 10,0001. • and by the Lion, for Launceston, 1501. The total shipments from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to about 240,000/., and the excess of arrivals over ex ports is ccnsequently about 860,0001. The Marco Polo will carry out a considerable sum in coin from Liverpool fur Australia, but our impression is con firmed that on the whole there is a comparative pause in the shipments of coin to Australia. To the Continent, on the other hand, the exports of gold have been rather larger than for the last two or three weeks, but they arc still very moderate. To Russia no shipments of gold are being made, the exchange being too low to admit of this operation. On the other hard, gold is coming in mere steadily front Australia; the Sydney steamer may be daily expected with a very large amount; add there is a probability of more extensive receipts of the precious metal from the United States. On the whole, there fore, the teudrucy of the movement of the precious metals is decidedly in our favour at present. It may be as well to remark that the greater proportion of the supplies by the two West India packets, sum marised above, coexist of bilvc:, and consequently will merely pass through this market, like any other mercantile commodity, without appearing at all in the Bat% of England balance-sheet. Indeed, the silver brought in by the first of these steamers has already been bought up for direct transmission to India, and the freight of the Orinoco will follow the same course. It is considered probable that the settling for the shares of the Beziers and Grsissessae Railway Com pany, so long delayed, will take place in the first week in .Ipril, as the scrip will he all ready for issue before the end of the current month. By a rebolution of the Stock Exchange Committee, all transncqons in Parii and Lyons Railway bonds are required to be settled on or before 12 o'clock on Monday the 11:11 inst. ; and any that hare not been delivered by that time,may be bought in immediately. Hamburg letters just to hand mention that slur Friday the had been quite mild, the snow and ice thawing rapidly, so that in a few days the re-opening of the navigation was locked for. Money was abundant, and funds and shares were in demand at higher rates. Australian Agricultural shams were rather flatter to-day, closing 110 to 113 ; as were also South Aus tralian Land. Van Diemcn's Land, on the contrary, have improved to 20 to ; and North British Aus tralasian were in demand after the regular business hours at 2! to I prem. The Australian Bank shares were firmer, but quiet. There were dealings in the shares of the llanit of British North America at 59, ; Victoria Docks (4/. paid), 61 ; ditto New (2!. paid), 4k, 4; British American Land, 50; Crystal Palace (0/. paid), 51, t ; Crystal Palace of France (2/. paid), 2! ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 81; Royal Mail Steam, 82; Submarine Telegraph (1/. paid), 1. The price of gold, yesterday, at Paris was about par (new tariff rate), which, at the English Mint price of 31. Ils. 10!d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.17 i; and the exehanite r.t Paris on London, at short, being 23.07 !, it follows that gold is about 0.39 Fe r cent. dearer iu Paris than in London. to-day's advices, the price of gold at Hamburg is 429 per mare, which, nt the English Mint price of 3L 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13. 7 ; and the• exchange at Hamburg on Luntlini, at short, being 13.5 t, it follows that gold is about 0.0 per cent. dearer iu Hamburg than in Louden. According to the last accounts, the course of ex THIS DAY.—Two o'C►.ocx. The English funds remain steadily supported at the advance of last week, although business is very quiet. la the share and foreign stock departments of the house (ho settlement of the account has begun to engage attention. Consols are quoted 100 to 1 for money, and 1001 to 1 for the 13th April, and there have been no transactions in any other elas 3of home funded government securities. The June Exchequer Bills have been done at 14s. and 108. prem.; ditto March, 88. to 12s. prem.; India Bonds, 475. to 435. prem. Foreign stocks are firm, with very little change in price, the general tendency, however, being upwind. 'Mexican Binds mark 25i to I; Spanish Old Threes, 41%; ditto Dekrred, 241 to ; the Committee's Cer ' :ilicates, 71 to if per cent.; "Sardinian Fives, 984 to 99; Peruvian Scrip, 5 to 51 prem.; Granada De ferred, 11a; Dutch Fours, 991 to f,. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. BERLIN, MARCllll.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103; ditto (1852), 103; National Debt, 93;; Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 1481; Bank Shares, 1091. VIENNA, MARCH 11.—Five per Cent. Metalhques, —. New Loan (Series A), 944; (Series B), 1061; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., —. Bank Shares, 1410. I Exchange on Luddon, 10.48. RAZZIA AMONG THE THIEVES. Although the Manchester police had succeeded in apprehending the man who carried off the 9,440/. worth of jewellery from Mr. 011ivent's shop on Wednesday morning, up to Friday morning they had utterly failed in tracing the men who comm tted the daring robbery at the shop of Mr. Howard, at mid-day on Monday. Under theta circum stanzes it was revolved to make a seizure and utterly root oat all the known thieves who could be found in their usual haunts, and have a general inspection of them at the Town Hall. Officers were despatched to all quarters of the town simultaneously, and before noon on Friday not leas than 63 men, known to live by thieving, were in custody. Placed in single file, and ordered to face about, in a large room of the Town Hall, the Mayor and some of the magistrates, and a number of persons who had:observed auspicious persons about Howard's shop were admitted to look at them. Miss Howard, the daughter of Mr. Howard, the young 1 oly in care of the shop, who was ga• rotted by one of the thieves, was then led into the seem. She appeared exceedingly weak and nervous, and had to he supported round the room by Captain Willis and Mr. Superintendent Berwick. She failed in identifying any of the men present as the man who so nearly deprived her of life. The seizure was not, however, without some result. Two pe-ple identified a thief named James Wllanus as one of the men who guarded the outside of Howard's shop while an accomplice went inside; and a young woman identified auother, John Robinson, as soother of these men, who drove persons away from the window and told her to go about her business. These men were removed for separate examination, and the others were ordered to he lucked up in the police cells in the Town-hall. PUBLIC SALES. By Messrs. lIOUGART, NORTON, and OAKLEY, at the Mart.—A freehold mansion, situated on Wimbledon-com mon, with coach houses, stabling, uleasure grounds, &c., extending to an acre and a Ittlf—sold for 5,5001. Freehold detached residence, West•hill, comin In, with gardens and grounds-1,9301. A residence contiguous to the preceding lot-1,9501. Two leasehold houses, Nos. 8 and 9, Manchester-terrace, Liverptiel-read, Islington, let at rents producing :35 , . per annum, held for 63 years. at a ground rent of 141.-7301. Leasehold residence, No. 18, Park-crescent, Portland place, with ceatli-house, stabling, &c., held for 56 years, at 421. per annum—sold for 3,8001. By Mr. Muitur.i.t., at Giarraway's.—A leasehold estate, cempiising eight houses situate Nos. 5 to 13, Georga's terruee, Copenhageu-street, Darnibury-road, of the aggre gate value of 221/. per annum, hell for nearly 70 years, at low ground reuts—sold in 8 13ts, producing together 2,0051. A leasehold estate, being Not. sto 20, Albert-terrace, Bat nsbury-ro d, Islington, term 93 years, at ground rents of 61. per house, and let at 30/. each—sold for 5651. The leasehold residence, No. 21, Ilalliford-street. Down ham road, Islington, of the estimated value of 401. per M10:04.11, held for S 7 years from Michaelmas last, at a ground rent of 6!. per annum—s. Id for 3001. Fentonville—No. 11, White Conduit-street, let at 281. per IMMO], held for a term having about 22 years to run at a ground rent of 51.15 i.--sold for 1951. CALEDONIAN IiAILWAY.—The report by the direc tors to the half-yearly general meeting of the company, to be held at Glasgow, on the 22nd instant, says: " The direc tors have pleasure in reporting that the revenue for the six months ending the 31st January. after the payment of all charges incident to the undertaking, shows a free batince for division among tl:e stockholders of 51,8991. ls. 109., of which the amount required kr the preference dividend is 15,618 f. 15s. 7.1., leaving available for the ordinary stock, 39,2501. 6s. 3d., out of which the directors recommend a dividend at the rate of 21 per cent. per annum. This result is mainly owing to increased traffic, but reduction in the rate of tah•reer, and economy in working, have also mate rially contributed." THE YELLOW FEVEII.—Some curious details respecting the yellow fever in the West Indies were brought home by the two mail packets the Thames and Orinoco, just arrived. The Thames has been stationed in the West Indies several months. It appears that the yel low fev. - r has attacked all kinds of persons indiscriminately —the young and middle-►ged, the temperate and intem perate. It crewed to bear down with the utmost severity on young end healthy pereons, and few of them who were ' attacked escaped death All except one who were struck with thi: fence on board the West India mail packet Treat died. Lieutenant Percival, en Admiralty agent, and an aged officer, who has been lone on the \treat India packet station, was attacked with yellow fever, and, finding num ler, or and lain, dying from its effects, resolved to trust to a vigorous constitution, and abstained from taking medi cine. He recovered after some. dal illness, and cams home in the Orinoco. The yellow fever would make its appearance in the :rind sudden and surprising manner, and :•t , eta time, mid in distant places where it was least expected. Slit W. MOLF.SWORTII.—The electors of South wark keen invited their representative, Sir W. Molcsworth, to a public dinner, which is to take place on the 31st inst., at the Bridge-house lintel, to celebrate the right hon. baro net's ace, s-ion to office as one of her Majesty's ministers. Dr. Challice is to preside on the occasion. ELoI , EmENT AT PLYMOUTIL—Tho fashionable and sporting circles of the neighbourhood of Plymouth have been considerably excitcd during the last few days by the rumour of an elopement el the beautiful aril highly /le comeli.hed wife of a gentleman of landed property, well known in the local sporting circle•, with a gallant captain of one of the regiments stationed in the Plymouth earn ! son. It appear, that the env •o:dier and his fair companion left ao t h s e e up t ' I , r , h t urhood he rresn present t ime tnse,alvalaluayst. e v ening) T 1 hasw h been discovered altlieugh Tins have been made for that purpose. °mi.—Seal, pale, 351. 10s.; straw, 331. to 311.; brown, 32/. to 33/. ; sperin, 901. to 911. N. ; headwaiter. 941.; cod, 33/. Ids. to 341.; South Sea, 321. to 371.; Olive Gallipoli. 091. 10s. to 7W.; Spanish and Sicily, 661. to 67/. ; pawn, 321. IN. to 331. 10s. ; cocoa nut, 391. to 401.; seed, rar, pale, 351. to 301.; linseed, 311. 10s. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. Thu number of Beasts is not quite so large as on this day week, it is, however, quite sufficient. Some of the choicest qualities arc more in request, but, on the average, prices are nA. much higher. Ihe heavy rain caused a dull finish. We have a very few more Sheep; trade for them is about the same as of late; a considerable proportion is now shorn. The weather to-day is unfaveure.hle for them. Trade is dull for Calve•, at about Mortlay's quota tion. Our foreign supply contiets of 691 Beasts, 1,150 Sheep, and 132 Calves; from Scotland, 700 Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,100; and 300 from Northern and Midland Counties. Per utJun of 404. R. 4. P. el. 1 Par stone of 311 s. 4• d. Boot Srota, Herefords.. 404 2 I /lost 1/0.. Sltt.-bdt. 42 4 4 Bort ohort.horns . 3 8 4 0; Bed Lunt-woo:. e 0001.4 quality Dosato.. 3 0 3 4 ; Ito. do. 1614rn 36 4 ' Evros 22 l‘e • 11.1q . u.gity 3 4 4 pus . .. .. 3 8 4 8 ; Do d0..460 ' ru 0 u hem Dia. italf.brel* 5 2 6 4 I Lour.bo ... 0 0 0 0 at warku.. 4.2.6; Warr and Lanabt, . 10.410: Caves. 154; P16 2 .1; 1 3. TALLOW MARKET —TIIIS The market is s:eady today without activity. The de mand is moderato from the trade. Town Tall:.w is quoted 435. 3d., nett sash; Petersburg Y.C. on the ..pot, 4 t;. ; March rind April, 435. 91; Oct. to Dec. (new), 41s. 31. to 41s. W. PARTICVLARS OP.TALLOW. Itr:rt. Stock on hand..........„C0rks 3v,^aG Delivery lark week .... I S.O Do. iron tert Arse 711,1,1 Myr.' lad work 4..41 200‘ 100,:4V U.S. 9 82,s:a 786 Du. Dona In JOAO I I 92,1i1 100,381 78,3.. Pries Y. V. ptr OWL , 10.. Od. Ms. GI. 44..0d. Do. Toe* 40.. Od. 39, Yl. 134.9 d. Arrival , for the week ending Mar-h 22, last year, 232 maks, and delivery 1,938 casks. The arrivals last week comprrs-d 718 casks from Australia, and 38 from South America ; total 73; casks. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mears. l'attusdon and Smith report that the 11(.p mar ket i.. very firm, at hoe priers • and that there is an ex*.en sive demand for old Reps both; for expertation and Lome comumption. COAL MA RKET.-THIS DAY. Holy well, 18s. ; Ravee.swarth's West Hartley, 161. 61 ; Walls End Marton, 175.; Walls End Haswell, 10, 3,1. ; Walls End Ileum+, 19s. ; Walls End Stewart's, 19s. 2d.; Wails Loa Tees, 10s.—Ships at market 107. Mnate's circular states that the iron trade in Staffordshire continues well sustained, nod soaker' aro fully supplied wi'h orders for all descriptions of manufactured iron. For rails the price of list week has been held by the makers; and, although to new Or to to any t reit extent have been taken, the market tn::i:,`tits a firm appearance at St. 15s. to 9L per ton. Scotch . :ron has rallied again to-day. There wer, buyers on 'C': , :inTe at as. cash. A few selkrs at as. Gd. cash. Spelter i., tl t at 211. ifs. Lead : For some descriptions a trifle easier. Copper without alteration. Tin ry firm at the pre.ent advancr 1 rates. Tin plates : Coke, owing to the (vA ir.ttty in second hands, may be bought a trifle lower. Charzo4 firm.. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. ButmiNcitem, Metter 12.—There has been a fair oinouet of business dor.c here and shares generally are in alranee. Old Birminghutn C 61141 !lave en done at 105. Lke.fis, MARCIE 12.—We have had hnt li tie thany,o in the share market this morning. The market wa4, however. firm, 2tv4 the priers of yesterday were maintained. Eastrna Counties were done at 131 ; Leeds Northern, at l 6; Mid- lands at 76:,. ; and York and North Millanda, at 29/. A LETTER PROM A TURKISH GENTLEMAN. —ln Layard's new book we find the fellowing characteristic epistle:—" My illustrious Friend, and Joy of my Liver, — The thing you esk el' me is beth ditlicult and useleee. Although I have passed all my nays in this place, I have neither counted the houses nor have I icquired into the number of the inhaiiitaws; and as to what cue rerson leads on his mules and the other stows away in the bottom of his ship, that is no bu , inese of mine. But, above all, as to the previous history of this city, God only knows the amount of dirt and confusion that the infidels may 1 eve eaten hi fee.: the comirg of the sword of Islam. It were impo.sial • f us to inquire into it. Oh, my soul ! oh, my littr.h ! reek net after the things which miter& thee not. Thou cam- it unto us, and we welcomed thee ; go in peace. Of a truth, thin hest spoken many words, and there is no harm done, for the speaker is one and the listener is aucther. Aftc; the fashion of thy people, thin hest wendercd from one place to another thou art happy and content in none. `Pc (praise be to God) a ere horn here, and never desire to quit it. Is it possible, then, that the idea of a gsio ral in tercourss h, t"rein mankind should make any itupeessieu oa our :trident In ling; ? God forbid. Listen, oh. my sou! There is no wisdom equal unto the belief in God. He created the world ; and shall we liken our-elves unto him, in seeking to penetrate into the mysteries of his erzatien ? Shall we say, behold this ?tar spinneth round that star, and this other star with a tail goeth and cameth in so many years? 1, - .t it go. Ile from whose hand it came will guide and direct it. But thou wilt say unto me, Stand a-ide, oh man, kr I am mare learned than thou art, end have seen more things.' It thou thinkeet that thou art in this respect ladter than I am, thou set welcome. I praise God that I seek not that which I require nut. Thou art learned in the things I care not for ; and as for that. which thou lust seen, I defile it. Will muck knowledge create thee a doub!e belly, or wilt thou Reek paradise with thine eyes ? Oh, my h lend, if thou wilt be happy, soy, There is no God but God.' Do no evil ; and that wilt thou fear neither man nor death, for surely thine hear will ceme.—The meek in spirit (LI Fakir). Immix ALI ZIDI." A NM TRANSPORTABLE OFFENCE.—Conaidering the ildtisulty of tarrying sentaves of tiaipport ition into elf, et, it might bs expected that the bench would nut lightly sport with the punishment, but that egregious megietrate, Mr. Serjeant Adams, has actually passed a ientence hf transportetien for three years on a woman tot calling a police otlizir a p'g and petrured thief. The woman had been convicted of a robbery, and Mr. s,•ejeant Adams hex ing received an unfavourable account of her general cha racter from a constable, senteneed her to seven yeses' tr.:ex pertly ion, and 'eider the exasperation of the testimony against her, which had been followed by en severe a sen tence, she applied the terms to the itlicer. which the learned scrjeaat pnnlshed forthwith by en addition.l three years to the sentence. Sir De Lacy Evans has cane I the attention of Lord Palrnenton to the case, and see cannot doubt what the ?Pettit must be. A marnetrate capable of an abuse of his authority so gross as this, and evidencioT in'emperance so i C.ecent and incompatible with the judi cial character, should surely be invited to quit the bench, and betehe himself tc sonic oceapation which may not be so much disgraced by temple—Examinee. Cititontn IN WommousEs.—Mr. Rico hag ob tained a mitre to parl'ament, wLich was printed en Satur day, respecting children in workhouses in Eng : and and Wales. 'On the Sith March lust the number wits 46.600 sltaisst 49,412 of the preceding year. There were £2117 capable of entering upon service. PIIOIIATES ON WILLS AND GRANTS Or ADMVIIB• Ta&TION.—By a bill before parliament (issued on lieturday) ; it is proposed to present the necessity of obtaining window one probate to a wail. t s :