The Express. — London, England, 1851-03-24 00:00:00

Tebt No. 1,428.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1851. [THREEPENCE E end . F E R 8 :)pined `T The t -• tra:y won 'mike, to h•nteni,.l,te. The phe , t• :he wirirt uteri hag, in many features, been complet, Is eau: gad; and the appliaorm, 0• thiegotem have underdone a marreem• or *woo, phone. Art and !femme, whah be come tone pm, lone ~hprored to pluntham, tam ar,oPerl front their klaa - oy with ranee ha Inhale, art have waeight wooden truly so marline. A ittl.irter 01 a can•ory has of.arthl the mei of it. iv, ail t a tomer genera: non ha, been men plel y y mitred. t the limit among the nitwit , ' abeam" fraught oh eat within the lan twenty yertli, to that rk. • rr.ol aqa ti &Mori to Om Tealorlas mode, whi h ho , mArlied rocs w rate• • tar it which premate on , wars..y ••• to a. It an at, ,ir.tl pr •rhint my tot alharacteradis. Oceiciamitant with tee Taal ant ,ntah•eme inert. 00W re. *reed fa .• that ••terdheint," in the i•T tam -I the tarle which has *gentle. , n OWN` ntlitrolt nj - irr war to the log ~ t the putdie, lied or h Impiety 11.111tril toe foam:a:am aid e-tahtiminent e mew And Setter U it ha 0..0eil whr safe di. 10 [Art of • aystent •,, croductio: of Fria to the hennaing st. 4 whale, •o praline to admint t., the • and oa somatic to sets, lIT AM mall:0, .1., faravachurch• etr, it, and • ~tint rit•mnet, are p-eloared with po,tire date to pr that to. y u,. iirelve• were tent arormal aad latritanate tousles 01 the see •y•um , . ll)ani and Un. do not smart tide vaniely and in an ttnarrt tin whir tray an r t Ihc.r el,tm L the palm in an tei..ilttle rirtwir, th:tt Ito kr Ir•tr kma cam ot le hangover' el hr th , oe wha weepy fan wrest it t.an ha.d... Many a , trotto hat, been ma e. ••• 0-iv lit (Mir mope), when. at the tame tier" an brews to an al I trade titre dory traull he italltieat to show the Iran pies. y d wath itlirtriplererhesuri t i. II) an and aar 10'4.144 4 ovir the sew erten+, an.l ea 4.00 tam. y WWI OA the thud an Ito militates, and, Lt..; tredol unit r tth. n -I.l' o oll be:oec any 'est - 0 ,, ten drinnt•l at triad th. , tr pad, ale; h,se PO CAW to apprehend that any tan 43.• rt.tit thrni. the fl a n, ,o II y LN and eu In rrennynyorw With fa•himi, &walla lay and cheatioho; iinti it nbert• with • utulptunt rewhtitltioo 114 • n iashamdt, en, Mancha-4,-r, Imes, ilriotol, Dahl" taant , •, - .44% 111'0 an . , to tb pruuil If vas Ito :If. 1.. ...tend the ads .tat ara• al se gotani fh - ,r, 1001101 by lOrlitrelinni. has to. r lac., the a tormanaton id 'IVAN on i CO., it ever *id be. Na 1. met toe pi,atenty ea, ill Mien thrif ittePtl.ll% ✓aw: onit et et dtl II fertbenseg Use Oneida t f the sjealeslAbliwwes 114 seeemede latlemeteee. IN' 14 ,0 fit riirtnil and .airier o.oek of lITAM sat e r. is one Of Door It lig chat:wt. r. Pera,tion of gle...m ant workman•liip la ma eumptan soh perfection id material, that the hiehert iqoprialutui i inset be the mraana harerytemee id a fl out. The praprieme . : lad:item, ••• the (winder. of the new eyeteda, tett tat he taro t bail by an In•parion and trial of ahem intinitahle ertielde of eratlealesid an,lctiLdren • attire —arUclee which vita *Laid sitou,at the atti mpg ot Item com)atiture who, to tha re:••• mm nu• :to it eel ea 4., bete Warty rspreeeetta themselves as the f tumbled tbe ayetera. 111.1.1 l AND CV:4 EATABLISIIMENTS. lAbSIN:I. Wrt-en.ll2.44ablitttuttor . :::.: ll 4, Oitiorel..trert. 1:11 1...W4A1. wet stg, t.r•trchortrx . .2ett. rrottastal Lattblitameolls cl Ilyast awl On. 244244titurrsa—tt3, Iting..4teet. , Hum-11.214'1a Lit:et4. Mutt mt., um .2 , ., 24..n.et-a.ntet. Illaiwn.l. 12. Wu4". 4 . LiVcs,..L-63 k GI, LogrlL•tra t. lAA-tom —44. Autyle44 reel. 81101t.....1•• (1, Se w.treet. Lk sus —24, I.4mat.otreet. 1./.220 42, BrierVe. DCOVEItti end Hat' WATER 1) 18 1Igi A_Jr in .eery material, U. r 1 mien rot of the orwr.rt and moot reeltoreb/ palto ma. lam barb Ct,vers. G. the wt of sir; Work Tol, Ile. 111. u. Y.L. 11.1 rot of ; extrtzt inserre I.altorno. 3.4. to 1.30. ttr wt: Irrit.tenut Iletot. eith It without Ayer ; Ivor! hardly., 04, to 10:4. , br let ; pla./.1, XIV to /11. low the ort ; ItUw.: To 1114, Whit f Ob yells for gravy.' 10. to ,13...; rAllaIIOlll Me:111, UN to Co.; Ithrtffirki I.74ted, tall lair, EV le.. - BEHSTEAI)S and CIIILJ)ItEN'S COM. A see 7 a...mutant of twee Holociels I, Inel and Re..., Ife.M..otn; am. Cote from 2te. I. h. titti• tloweinit poste en. patent tieentoe, and entirely tree fr..m eerews, mite, fer pow la UN SALE, at the show.ruotne of N 11.L1.%M s. ittItTON, which ate the tirwiet in the world ; *here may also. be teen the PATF.NT t, .w easy IRtiN ".• P RIM; FOAL which atirdentele alike In Inn soot wooden beidensitt. It hap b.rn Undid, a. an ...lbw,. to µnivel ri-t, ~,perwr teen to tlw water bed. new ret.itt ri.rtable itienbteed. Itio. NI. emit. Common iron bele:Nide at id. tint. Ileteltd tratatotruee. with esgraviap at awry hourscegery Mu 'tier poet) tree. WILLII.%II s. 101171)r:I Meek of GENERAL FURNISHING µoh MuNtibitli oi hardly the barren iik the woebi, and ael to Ins. ',Nei ern be eintiinyed to ore • correct id. of IN vanity anti ezteat, purall.ett• are writ.' to colt and inereet If. The rime) retarned ter r eery ett.e:e not approved uf.--:kt, kit-STREET (turner Of Piewslia..txut; and No. I. NCWMAN-SrlthhT, - Erie MAW la Weile:Areet. TIIR lIUNIAN HAIR. —Ti e enpreeed”nt.d I.ucern of 111 OWLAND•• • tlnebretAß OIL, Other In veneer,- lag Ilbe I ...a. 1.. tin enNin.tl ntongth nett beauty, or r..tortrg tt when bet, I. naiternally known and appreciated; and go rerouted by tedi ornitialo ingot nuiliersuo in tle.niorheo, tail r. I titbit by the hight...t antburl• leo. It ha• outaineJ the ratl.otte paurunue of royalty. nut iy,reirarthi ind own Court, but thine it the whole ol kututie. Yrall it.. eriquirlt • rutty anti delicacy, 11 1.1 admiratil adataril fur the toir of errs d the tent tender age,verdantly tad it th.- aura ry GI royalty and 1.7 the tarniiieo or the noliiiPy art ark4orrrey. like it. hi. till 70., or I artily 0..•!1in (equal to tour ataal ;at 10.4.161., awl ODOM that riar, Y w On the wrapper of inch bade of thr meals me One want% two hoer —" ItoitLirols• 31:t ower o.L . — nom er A. ISOWLASII sal ISONZI. T l ,llatten.tordett, and by a:textile*, wail:AwhimWs. -Firry YEARS' INIIIOIIBTION, Constipatice, arreoternesii, ipthata, walrhi fittlebauTt Mosakt". *kb , . the atiavirlt, anal v.4eittihr, the iv. , k,r.httile wpm r which h i.l re fiwre4 ylr tbspyt h adrmtr. that I 11.1.• tinallte le WNW IntbOUtertiteheil. have hi ea eattrely nrapieed by DU hAlltrilt eamileat IIEALTII bag, LEPtt/11. , N ir tt LEVAI.VATA kAhlett -Itasinaolly t Ri iirthrm, fat ut cut,. haat the ght Wet. tbe lam! earl tie td►Yi nnAlf ArPhil.P.OPlAlrsiuwler Itatur.fieareal.floame hint% ; llunt, to▪ rttotse.iitelaw. King's Itatteite, Isinita Wee, a runs of CM yealri para.. trio : utrl Sty 00 vitae rue, of liver, 1411.'., 111T0011A,ILii.1 atrrtuaehae calaplatatii, par, thrum ghat, rattpltatita, ka :bald la maiden. milli fah omit.. out^ tei labia.: lib.. at Ir. ; of at.; :N. of At is; •111•0 ri toe it quality at Le' .; at 29. The 111.111•61 t• aithietkel tree of ILATTLyte iin mei tie ur 1., tmtitk. firth r, tit. ItA HUY medal.. le7, New liiiistiaritret I, loatilun oral by all rrapic•ab.e lITOCCIII Pad ATRIA, Fir II AT WI /N I)EltrUl. EIoICIN E prepared be MIDI KAYE, leo.. of halt is Hal, near Welder.* Id. end It. Jolio'e-tvia elgatilt, London, and now MO ekbrated an KAYE'S ie daily rivinit la ettlaiation. The howled, of Irwin( ni de that have pone kath to the puhite,,reeently three boa. bw.l,o.•o,rTrihdr.dtn) would tender it mitt tre.ary to ~blue: fur. (Iv r jo,of ti their thronging t Meaty, but that thin may nee t the eye of e• wie •h. hate at tato th it pultheation. loreph JUIEUW, Mat te... 1..% nmelt, ballet illabour.nit for thirty yell* 1.11.1, a atatiptaint thy -'..• 0 twit, which he at, itltlt.tl to It one on :he damp annual h.l.t wet ine in the army, under the Mite o f Wril,lolll.ll, 10114 C bat. 11, .1 wi riou. Ile had ti t re e.t.d.:air. Ie idatudanto , and incurred lewd cm., ore, 10 bar ut relief ; but the pain and airline. graluaily inch And tlO had else* 0111 011 EOM 01 a rum, ea perttng 11011 any his to the grave. A Awn time ago he was rent:mi. • Jed to try Kaye. Wolidell's rela. .tart.. mu two Kohn. 1. , 11.• .i-t-titebarteet end tritilleatios the ram, hieh had Leen Ida 000.1 nit eatipw.ion Ira eis by a period, wan to err-illy • Ihtltted. that, ol up by hope, be peroetereal until Ito had t then Aix biles, • h.en en, J a complete tun; and, althoulch now far ailt,nord In lee, he 14.•• ye ratte of health to which he le. been a etraoirer for the Let thutt seam. yew Atehinerin, of Rica. ear White:wen, tia•i. Kneel MUM], L , r Irldl,Ml.l .11 peuct l debar, ehrrt aeoo,l •••••11601 benefit !rem ti.ern Ihet now nneaesM thaw to h. r Wanda on all 011.100100 1 . Hot 130.011 . 0 of apnea*. Warp thaw ; nose an• genuine which bate not Mr. K colt/a-anus cad a fae-diwele of Ina denature mu the direct:4ns wrapped tumid Ow It boa. Tura l'insfiNtNos NEAR \ltanErll.—On Saturday bat .tnn Overment, cook to Mr. John !Warlove, of Lever 'swum, was brought 134,6 WV the magistrates for the WI-tarts division of do Isle of Ely, ut We.la eh, charged with the wilful murder of Mrs. John Dearlove. Notwitlotanding the verdict at taw coroner** inquest. reported in Thursday Ete'voiA, she has remained in cusbalv. 'rim.• charge is pre ferred hi Captain Vaster, superintendent of the Isle polite. The moons w Inch have led to the detention and aee us:l6 , m of this girl are tilt...: After Mrs. Dearlove had made the pudding she went up stairs with the other servant, and the pudding was lett fin the accused to tie up and place in the pot. It was under her sole charge all the morning, and no out CAM' into the kitchen. except one of the threshers' men, for some bier. During dinner she did not sat any potatoes Buse aces. boiled in the pot with the pudding. and it was her daily practice to eat potatoes heartily (the men who p.ut ok of them wire made very ill). When a neighbour, Mr. Bond. went into the room where Mrs. Marlowe had just died, Ann Overwind said. 't She's quite dead ; it is not the first sudden death that has happened, but I suppose I shall get all the blame. - The day before Mrs. Dearlove died. atter she had thrown the ceild water over the girls, the sulked all day. would not change her clothes, and in answer to one of the men, she made use of a very coarse espntssion (with an oath) to the ett'ect that she would' physic her mistress.. The heads of the charge were taken down, and the girl was remanded for further examination. It appears there bus been constant ill-feeling between the master, mistress., and the servants. A few months since Mr. and Mrs. Dearlovc went out one Sunday luta left orders, that the girls were not to leave the house. After dinner they went into the yard to chat with some of their neigh bour's men, and the groom Iswked the doors, and kept them expowd to the odd from 3 to 10 p.m., when Mr. and Mrs. Dearlove returned home: the neat Saturdav Mr. Dearlove took the girls More the magistrates at Wiidicach, awl they were fined Gs. Ga. each. .11F.I.A1CelluLY DlsAsTEft AT NEWIIIGGE.N.-011 Tuesday last a melancholy catastmphe happened at New lava, which tilled the a hole village with consternation mid gloom. Three of the fishing c01d.... whb-h had been out at sea, in making fur the shore again. the wind and sea being at the time very high and tenipestuouo. the second boat was struck by a sea and upset. On seeing this the first one, which had already got into comparative safety, went to the assistance of their drowning comrades, and succeeded in nettling them into their boat, but in a mo ment another sea struck her also, and the whole were again struggling with the wares. and, we regret to say, that only one of the number, James Dent, was saved. The following are the names and ages of the sufferers:— I'hilip Dawson, 27, a safe and two children ; John Dew eon, 16, two brothers; Jolla Lyle Oliver, 23, unmarried; Charles Twisell, 28, wife and child; William Armstrong. 27, wife and two children; Robert Armstrong. 2'2, un married; Ilunter Armstrong, 17. unmarried—the three laot mentioned individuals were brothers; Henry Brown, 23. unmarried; William Armstrong, 32, win' and Oil children. On ThursdaT afternoon an inquest was held be fore William Russell, k,sq., coroner, upon the bodies, which had been picked up during Tuesday night and Wednesday forenoon, and a verdict of "accidental death" was ra turned. —Newcastle CArowiek. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OxfoßD, NIARcIt —ElETtle CoLLEGE.—An examination will he he hl on June 2. for the purpose of electing to four scholarships. Ist and 2nd, open to all per sons above the age of 16. and who (if members of the uni versity) have not t xe, Cll.d two years from their matricula tion; 3rd, limited 0. persons born or educated in the eounty of Devon; 4th, limited to sons of clergymen resident in the county of Devon, and who will nut have exceeded the ;live of tar on the 30th of June west, with preference to the kin, if any, of the late Rev. Thomas Howe, rector of Iluntspill. the last is t. sable for seven years. Ilstivratstrir.—Mr. 11. M. Hull, 8.A., %chola on the open foundation of this college, Ins horn eleetttl to &Bennet Scholarship; and Mr. Jex Blake, from Rugby, to an open scholarship of that wwietv. Thursday Mr. William Charles Moffat, exhibitioner, was elected a scholar on the Michel foundation ; and at the same time Mr. Maxwell Miller, commoner of Wore: to College, was elected an exhibitioner. The voluntary examination will take place on Monday, the ith of April. ORDINATIONS. BY TIM 141 , 1101. WOIXF.TER. DZACONO.—F. H. Addams, Trinity Cambridge ; R. Colby, Clare 11811, Cambridge ; L. 11. Coyle, Wadham, Oxford ; F. J. M. Evans, St. Peter's, Cambridge ; the Hon. G. R. (iiIDITII, Cain., Canthrtilg.• ;B. B. Ilullx•rt, ae St. Peter's, Carubridg. ; It. W. T. Ilunt, St. John's, 30 Cambridge ; E. IL Johnson, Wadhant, Oxford ;T. B. 2 3 Kentish, Emmanuel. Cambridge ;T. A. Pope, St. Catho- is • tine's Hall, t'ambridge: S. Walton, Trinity Ilan, Cam- ft. . bridge. By letters tlimissory from the Bishop of Lich- u bld—J. Acheson, Trinity, Dublin ; J. 11. Bainbrigge, • Wadhatn, Oxford ;IL 1.. ilickt•rstittle, St. Betts, Climber- SS land; A. Brooks, St. John's, Cambridge; T. J. Oldrini, u Pitivin.—araries Chrism-Ow Amosou-11.1.;* u and Calms, Camb.; William Charles I-ake Asphalt, 8.A., to St. John's, Comb.; John Menrlith Aston, 8.A., Exeter, ri Oxon; Frederiek Ilanks, 8.A., Magdalene 1101, Oxon; Edwin Itobert Birch, 8.A., St. John's, Camb.; Henry 114 o Barnes Byrne, M.A., Queen's, Oxon ; John Denman, 8.A., It New lan Hall, Oxon; Sydney East, 8.A., St. l'eter's, Comb.; Thomas Guest Forrest, WA., St. Peter's, Comb.; as Lewis Wilson Heath, 8.A., Downing, Camb.; George let Herbert, M.A.,St. John's, Comb.; Edward James New comb, B.A. ad:llene Hall, Oxon ; George lintastre I'ix, 1 , 1 6 S BA., Linco ln, Oxon; James Pugh, S.C.L., Emmanuel, t o Camb.; Samuel Mountjoy Smith, Emmanuel, Camb.; William Utley Smith, ILA.. Trinity, Comb. ; Joseph 111 Orlando Stallard, 8.A., Lincoln, Oxon; En.sleritk William 1 0 Whit. head, 8.A., Emmanuel, Comb. ; John Tyndall Wil- 81 . loughby WA., Queens', Comb. ; Frederick third, 8.A., IT Christ Church. Oxim, by letters dimi•tsory from the Bishop lc of Lichfield; Edward Itenn Hampden, M.A., New Inn to Hall, Oxon, by letters dimissory from the Bishop of Here- St. ford. 40 riterrawr,rra. 18 Roy. Charles 31orve, to Saint Mary Conlany I'erp•tual Cu- ft. racy, Norwich; ialue, 1171.: on the norutuatiou of Lord a: eharlev Townsliend. 11er. Abbott I . pehrr, to Kirby Cane Rectory, Norfolk; value, :PIN., with resilfenee : patron, Loral Beaters. at. 3-D Itve. I•alwanl Win. Datchellor, to Tram* ltectory corn Tualith, diocew of Chichester; value, 3do/., with resith net' ; v vacant by death of C. K. Twyford patron, Samuel Twy fonl, C. It. Ornry, lircroied ami,tant curate to Compton Vicar- to age, diocese of Chichester. Se Item . . S. Bradshaw, to be Chaplain to the Sheriff of Der- „, byrhire and I2o_ 20 A.pi.tant Cm Rev. J. 1.. Carrick, to Bruton t.uracy Second Mastenhip of Bruton Grammar School. Somerset. liter. It. 11. Cox, to Murton Vicaraue, Northamptonshire; value, 1:M. and ri.sitlence: patron, Viscount Melbourne. n• Itev. W. 1.. l'alnits (Vicar of llornbea), to llohlerness emery-Itnral, Arelnlioecse of York. Rev. A. l'anloc, to Itochfi.nl lt.rtory, Ilereforashire ; value, 4001. : patrons, the Misses Wilkinson. le la • __ • ago. VACANCIRS. Georw's Chapel Perpetual Curacy, Brighton; value in 150/. ; J. S. M. Anderson, resigned. ga • Vicar-choralship of Lisnatire Cathedral: patron, Dean of 10 I, Limon.; Iter. 11. Woods, promoted. 20 Wanlenship of Dulwich College election March 31. [By 50 I the curious statutes of this ancient establishment nu gentle - It• man can hold the appointment unlivs he hears the name of So Alleyn, Alleyne, or Allen.] Flettun ltes-tury, hunts, dio. Ely; value 2921., with resi denee : ivalean, Earl Eitzwillitun ; Rev. E. Rutter 'llteed, Fa deceased, se israe..nwoie Vicarage, Salop, din. Hereford : value 361/. r , with residence: patron, Rev. W. Bather; Edwani y a Bather, oltveased. at. I Greenwich, Trinity Perpetual Curacy, Kent. dio. Lon 23 - don : patron, Vicar of Greenwich; Rev. J. North, pro- 22' mated. lit ' Horton Perpetual Curacy, Bradford, Yorkshire, dio. Ripon: value, taw.: patron, Vicar of Bradford; tier. J. C. ltoddisigton, deceased. SO Curtsey of Glasgow, St. John's Episcopal Church, Antler- 20 stop : stipend, 1001. Mastership of Langport Grammar School, Somerset : salary, 704.; testimonials before April 26. 20 NAVAL. We have to announce the death of Admiral Sir E. !lanaillan, Bart., the hero of the celebrated "cutting tout" espeditiun of tit• Ilermione. 1,0111) ST %NUN WILL BE ENTERTAINED AT DIN NER at M.rehant Tailors' 11011 on the 2nd of April. For such a ft stival the time is appropriate—for such a festival the c o untry is prepared. It is somewhat strange —the co incidence is singular—that when the nation was rick of'. whiggtrv, some years ago, and was determined upon a re- action, the late Sir Robert l'ss 1 was entertained at Mel , chant Tailor: Hall; that he there delivered his memorable speech Register! register! register "." which gave him in the next parliament, chosen within a few months, a ma jority. of Ninety; and there was sealed the compact between the right bun. ',armlet and the nation which was destroyed by himself—a compact which i. Row in the hands of a no bleman of unblemished character and undaunted chivalry. The dinner of the 2nel April, we doubt not, will be worthy of the occasion and the man.—Moraiely Herald. THE SDEIETY OE NIERCIIANTS AT BRISTOL invited W. S. Miles, Fest., M.P. for that city, to a grand ban quet at their hall, on Saturday, upon which Occa,ioll they presented him with the freedom of their guild, in considers. ' lion of the services rendered by him to the commerce of the port. Cover were lank for abLut forty, and the thinner was of the most ra ashen /i.• character. The teompliment thus 'sad to Mr. Miler is a re ry high one, such a distinction having seldom been conferred upon any but members of the royal family, military commanders, &c. WILLIAM TIIOSI, " THE BARD OF INTERARY."— A meeting of the poet's friends was held in the Guildhall, Dundee, last week, Lord l'rovust pre-itling, fur the purpose of taking immediate steps, `• by subscription and otherwise, for east:ling a suitable headstone over the grave of William Thom, the llard of Inverary, in the Western Cemetery, Dundee." The preliminary business of nominating a cominittee, se., Was gone through. TIIE SAthote: S nal:L.—About sixty seamen he hanging to 'lull have, dining the past week, paraded through most of the principal Pqreets of the town, uccompa- Hied by music and flag*, the latter of which bore upon them inscriptions of various kinds. Thoir object in doing this is to obtain as much money as possible, so that they may be better enabled to carry on the agitation Oh the ler cantile Marine Bill. We noticed amongst them few of those who took an active part in the previous proe.'edings connected with the strike.-1101 lIERGLART I>7 M.:we..wets.. —Early on Thursday morning, one of the more daring burglaries cern heard of in Newcastle was committed at Mr. Walter's, No. 5, Strawberry-place, at the foot of St. James-street. At one o'clock in the morning, his housekeeper, who slept in front of the house. heard the smashing of the window below, and she aroused her master. They procured a light and went down stairs, but as the parlour dour was locked and doubly bolted outside, the thieves had an opportunity of escaping by the window before they could eater. The old gentleman rushed into the street, and sprung a rattle which fortunately lie kept by hint in the house. Several of the neighboun came to hi. ak+lStance, and on examining the room it was discovered that the chetfonni;:re had been burst open. and a box containing about 41. taken away. The thieves had effected an entrance by breaking the panel of the shutter with a crowbar, and then removing a pane of glass, but finding that they could not then, in conse quence of the fastenings, get the window open, the crowbar was put in at the bottom, and the window wrenched up. FRENCH RMILWAY TRAFtic.—The following are the last reams of the gross ra triple of the ovincipal railways, : Bremner.—Prim Hatch 12 to March 16: Protegers, 169,614.; rasdo, 336,734 L; total, 3,16,' 4164. Itotost.—Yror March 9to Much 15: yam nom 611,4641. ; goods, 16,130 f.; total s 154,5041. /1••••11.—Pfella March 9to March 1s: Perreastra 21,6311 11004 111.230.: total, b 2 , l ^bt Ostaarra —Prm March 10 lo Korth 16: Partogers,63,os2l.; goods, 117,Mh1t.: total. 152 0141. lissowars.—Prom Match tO 1llarela16: Parlagera 93,243 f.; goods, Nrtotal, 68,1661. soar t. ar.—From March 10 to March 16: Porragert,94,o6lL; goods, 4!,7144. total. .6,7731 tra—Pror March 10 to Marehle. Peamostors,l2,366L; goals, 17.0631.•• total, :9,474t. Doom —Pea Marrs 9 to March 13 : Portugal.; 3,1321.; gosh% 9,2 QC ; total. 12,3 - 6 1 . Sswens.—Frona March 6to March 14 Parasens, 17,9134; gm% 10,8771: total. 34,200 E Orarstaa.Froa Mar. 12 to Mara/ : Prarster463,ll6oL ; gook 61,3171. ; total. 16 3 ,36 71 . 11,th.—Feat March to Mar. 9 : Parstager, 17,6471. ; paid. 111.7074; total, 55.43tfi lioßllll.4o.—rruat Marsh 3 to Ilsr.ll :Trissaagars, 9,7941.; graft 14,17 K ; toca4 25 . 364 Mssammasw— From Mirth 3to 11 : Protagers,32,37l/.; goods, 13,21314 toga 93.3 931 . IXORll.tel Maar to March Passaagas, 97,7441: goods, 94.0011.: total. 131.31 31 . Carassr—Proos Muth 3V. tisz. rasompu, U 745 L; goods, 11.9071.; toad, 116,6103. BAILTVAYS. Tius DAY. Two o'CLoca. The business in shares to-day is not extensive, and the absence of the activity usual of late has had a prejudicial effect on prices, as the " settings" which continue to offer, though unimportant, arc not counter acted by corresponding operations in an upward sense. The retrograde movement, however,is but partial, and in many eases only of a fractional amount. Caledo nians are heavy, and have receded to 144. London and North Western stock has been done as low as 1299 ; South Eastern at 271 ; Lancashire and York shirts at 614 ; Midlands at 621. SIIARES AND SI lINGLJAHAIIITZTO. Mainly pm** Saturday. •rkw today up to I o'clock. RAILIVAT.. 20 tisberg., Nadas.. Basta and Past Junttiost . 13 , 13j irSto.ar Valla M. 100 Rrotol and Exeter SO Chester snot Holyhead .. n asd Deltlat Juno. (A:23 L.& E. 1$ j Ha. (XIS B. h tr.) .. SO ;Lamm Casutie• t7Ptir; oats K. C. la Do. clam 13 and C ditto: 16 last Leotard:Jim „. 6‘ D. NewJ shares In Idiabozon and Glastrow 16 Edinburgh, Perth,Duadee Exeter and Itaroouth 16 'tired Northern ISt lb. j attarea,%.lleferred 11 Do. d sharer, 13, a para.' ! 66 CO Sou:h. and Wort..lre.r IN Great Wrateru ti Do. tit.. 60 Lancaster rod Carhale ' 111 Du. Think 100 Istocashire aml i'orkshirt , jf6 Gt. I ' , harts Ili Do. Earths Ili Dn. Wert Iti.lingtolan 60 Leeds and IIL Lorulon sort hlasir.dl II Do.Ti!bury Extra... Scrip, NO Um. Brishon. Corral Ilse London 6c North-Western i I? Do. do.. New t shares . IS Do. riftba . _ I 1I ifr7.11;;11.,41:44410.(61 1 , Iro iLiarlon it $.10.4-Waterr 1 42 1.43.. &SO 144 W. . 1 St Itanch.,l4ux , and walook 10,1 I Waoth ,s l lter 41 It.. 34.m..x Lam:. Uukial Iw Du. harm. and 4;' UttrquulGre4tWe..tern(L) Ile;,:purt, ---- Abeiracnn _alkkilerefurtl• 13 W. New al._ 4 No there twun' . .es * VW 7 Newry and Fornstare . 23 North !It iti4ll 174 North titattailakire.. 17 North Wrntrrn I North 2:ll.uth Went.lune. 241 thddril, Wore., do Wolver. U lino ttntt Central di douttlnh 511.41 and 22' Lio.Now . 1:1 Aucwo. Dina., amid 4 Thr,wtbury.tellereln l raid nil .nrownbitry and (Amster all Do. Halves ". 2(1 170. Orwrestry 41trotsture 1:nloo 50 iddnth Outwit SO h I.a.ttrri 39 moth NV.t:ea IS 4„nta York.h.taKiverriam 6 aktetf.,ltotb„tatamolt.,S.l.h. 161,itreatua and IlartleiNal.., V; raw Vale Extent•h.n . I ITC rharneallasenDuek&Raill IS IVale of N.ath 20 Waterfowl and klkenne SO Waiter. etl and Laneriel.' 23 VorkNewt .oale EaLterwick I 20 M. do. Extenaluas 9 119.0.N.Ii.Parehar 39 Tack awl North Mallawd 91 91 41 4 di. ii as 165 16 5 I 45 5 Ii; li 14 241 5 4: li 1 Vi i .4 leli Bei 9 He es MT dl 1j n d• 1:4 61 6 die I 0 11? p. Is 17, IS lul 11 3 die 3 3 dig 2 4Ws 10 21 91 101 14 15 S i die 2 1 . IS 70 27; 2+l ex di. l 37 . .:14 !it 41 9i lu 7 G dis I 3 So die 196 661 e 6 6 966 SI 1306 296 1 CI $9 Ili It es div 36j 63 2lj 37 21' 12' e: dig 31 21 Al, „ 1, 11 tis „ 171 10f 4 tit GI 18f 1 . 4 n 41 44 3 1 die i I pm 1.1512:i LEASED AT ' Berko & Ext.Sp Ct. (leaps to Gt.Werne 20 ginninghaminthdordiu j ealloluirpd.,orwitbitual antee (ad . to Gt. Weal. 20 :Ditto wittent a guarantee (leased to tfroatWeetern 15 'Man., %Poly., and Dudley caliadu!yral.,towithguar. (leased w lireatWer4 ru 11 jDitto with •guarantke (leare.) to Grea.Weatern 121 - Bnetioghatrohire Pt Loretonl:sl. l lestern 25 !Eutl.incolnAh gaar 4p.Ct. , 1 ! P. Gt. Northern! 50 Ilulleteelby(l.lorktaN Mid IS Do. 1 shores (ditto) M 1124 Do. I ehar. a (ditto) fi totdrarl3raduerllMhilanl 521 London and Greenwich to South Eastern 10 SO Ditto Preferencelo SO Lowestoft Guar.4pereent., (rood to Norfolk) 10 50 Northern a E icierns ret, (leaved to East.Countice! 14 14 50 ,41 Itltto New (ditto) 25 prooonsrlV;ra (leas. Lan N.Wrot.ta lune.talork 41 41 as 113 12.;' 104 Otto MUM,. (A) (dotal 74 14 ps 20 20 trood.,Uoial., and Schou. De.oed to suittt Ea.tran 21 111 sal 04 6: ! lturator. 'snd !lea& I A to I:re.4 Northern 61 I.lro.Shepreth Exten.(ditto 11 11 pi ! 0; South Stott-trdArirc (locoed i to Mr. MCleut Se 21 41341 ' SYrar Valley. f p. Ct. us. ; !toot.' to eureittonnator. 24 21 Write., noraeroet.lWrym. (trouts to lirL Modern' 45 43 2 25 50 10 7.31 11i 17 13 s 93 VD 7 6 pc 171 18 11 . 2.1 101 103 SO SI I tu 23 8 97 SEII II I 111 4 10 lij vit B:1 ad 3; 211 2 11 1 dlv ij It 271 1 pp rGEFILUENCE SHARER. 61 , St Aberdettn... dts jpm 10 10 fulolottiam FlO 15 15 Cheeter and Ilolybead ... 17 171 34 31 Edst totltan(t.tf. ites)op.Ct. 21 21 9 , 3 Gitm (5/.) 7 per Cent. 71 1 Ditto (7f. I7sj 7 per Cent. 04 . 6' EastersCountlee Katona, l ' per par pm rq . Ditte do. Na: par fpm 10 10 ,Do. New 6 per Cent. rioet le 1 II 20 :Itaat.Calos,9ertpxudip.et 17 174 1 II 4311aburgA, Derth. mid Goatee, 31 per tkat ...1 !. (LA Pm it 11F.Attzr,..,11,0= ';' p. $ 6 lawcaPl.ire&Vorka. .00,1 1 14 dis ztl 1141 11 ,16646- 1 / 4 ThirAtiQuArty. l 6 l6 —pm IL !Laedon,HeLbt.,taS.Gmet, l . I I gu.34Attilateeroyd.ThrOx Prete& S pro Colst.l 944k,!991,11%.49t11..A.6 , :Ditto New guar. G par Ct. tee 139 WolonweitliWastern New 3 21 - dm 11a0.0hed.W11.14tc.1sh.Nel 141 154 Do. li,, £lO . lt 121 I 13, _ ' 4 iPv ttiLesteorta.l3.4l/3.6p.Gt 131 133 Norlti.k Exteueum 17 14 I W. t 1 per Cent. Guar. - 41 44 ex de 'North briush s 4 it 01:ortl. Wereeeter, I , r ,1vef.,9,6F; 99 rCrAll 1 11 pm ~ h rewdeuryftlitratln.New I Gtzdanteed U 'Atr,w,...ssChester(Nar.R. 131.. 6 per CeaL— ... 134 132 es dir Soma Pesos 13 13 York. Newemtle,l3l/10., Ot.Nortla of Emg.puni. 10 17 es dir Gilts Dam .. 40 I tut kekN.Mid.ll,o9.2 ; ma 11 1 ale St. 1 100 ISt. 100 SO I 3 23 :5 SO I 10 0 I 2 Vt. 100 20 :0 112. 3 10 I I .I s to! to U" 1 II 21 ez die rtn par 101 17 I 6 23 i 10 VOREIGN 111 40 ; 20 IS=love and Amiens .. 110 ' 20 nikutnil Fr.inee (Vieraos) 20 11 Dutch Mental% 30 le Ram 'seam ... 3 3 Groat Indian Peninsula... 3 1 24 Do. 10 ' Luxembourg 113.1 u Illsrla Antonia... „. 101 7il Do. do. Nom 30 3O OLamar and Liege 10 1 IS I rtbern of Pruner 30 1 ; Orleani.Aul Bordeaux ... 20 lO I. aad Orlcona 10 30 Wails and Rouen ... 20 la roes had nirmboarg 110 20 ;Rouen and Harm 20 120 Illambet and Yews 20 13 Mout. and Nantes 20 $ West Minden— LILWAT'f. 1/ 1418 1 It „ PO P ,ll 1 1$ if 2$ 6 8 4 Si 8; 111 41 3$ die SS 18 16 17 - 401 is 112 12 4 41 21 21 Ode 11i ; LIVERPOOL, March 22. VI 171 £Bj 5 il I li STOCK-E/CZONOE. The market opened heavily this mamas, and contlawd Eat throughout the day. Swam and shares generally 'bowing a downward tendency. Ibe lush:. dose has Wen Una el at the qootatv no : Birkenhead. Lanombrro, and Cheshire, 19i; ditto (t2l rires, el.-Caledonian, t)-East Lancashire. 17i -Kendal and Windermere. 111-lanosabire and Yorkshire, 02 I 1 j -Leeds and Thirst, 1111-Loedrat and North Westin, 130 291 su -Ditto (sew eharys , , 631 f-Ditto (half shares), lti 13 d Shrewah.ry and Birmingham (W. 12...1c1,P.), Bi - Wm" - bury and Cheoter, 19)-Ditto (Inf. shares) 9)- Oeweatry sad Chester dArn.' d.-South Eastern sad Dover, 271-Tork„ flownistls, re• I*-York sad North Midland, 271. MONEY MARKET. IHIS DAY. Two o'Cioca. The appearance of the Consol market is rather steadier to-day, but no change has occurred in prices. Business is upon a very quiet scale, and there is scarcely a single operation deserving of notice. The indisposition to operate, however, appear not to be confined to this, but to extend to r rrrfi department of the Stock Exchange. Attention is fixed with a good deal of interest upon the result of the debate to-night upon the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill, as the papers of to-morrow arc confidently ex pected to contain the division. Much doubt is ex pressed in many quarters as to how the numbers, will run. Consols have been operated in to-day on a quiet scale at t 46 to 1 for money, and 061 to for the ac count of the 10th of April, being Saturday's rates. The only other description of funded investment in which business has been transacted is the Annuities for 30 years, expiring in 1860, which mark 7a. In the floating debt very little is doing. but prices arc nominally unchanged. Exchequer Bills, small, mark 525. and 3.15. plan. ; India Bonds, 1,000/., 60s. prem. ; ditto under 1,0011/., 375. In the market for foreign bonds the chief change is a fall in Spanish stocks ; the Active Bonds have becu transacted as low us 201. Peruvian have also been dealt in at rather lower terms. Mexican Bonds rallied to 331 late on Saturday afternoon, but the improvement has not been fully main tained to-day. Cubit bonds have met with business this morning. The operations in this department are upon a very trilling scale, the official report of hweimoss done being limited to: Cuba Six per Cent. Hoods, 99. Dutch Two-and-ailalf per Cents., 384; ditto Four per Cents. Certificates, 911. Mexican Bonds for the 28th of March 331, 1. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cent., 1849 for Account, 814. Por tuguese Five per Cent., 871. Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 971. Spanish Active, Five per Cents., for account 21 201; ditto, Paesivellonds 51. The amount of the precious metals exported front the port of London during the week ending Thurs day lust, we learn from official sources, was 3,300 ounces of gold and 201,000 ounces of silver, shipped as follows: Gold bars: to Dunkirk, 3,300 ounces. • Silver coin : to Rotterdam, 80,01.81 ounces ; to Bel ' gium, 121,000 ounces. The total value of these ex ports is about 63m4)/. Besides the exports of bul lion from London there were the following : 46,0001. by the Severn to the West Indies; 36,730/. to Lisbon by the Montrose; and 243,323/. silver (1,015,0'2) ozs. bars, and 201,393 ozs. coin) to India by the Indus. The following are the last quotations of exchange at foreign places on London : Previous Latest Quotations. Quotations. Christiania (3 months) 4.60 4.60 Copenha,:en (short) .. 9.2 9.2 Ditto (three months) 8.92 8.92 Galata Gothenburg (90 days) 11.45 42 11.42 43 Ihrnila Kingston (Jamaica) (90 days) 1 percent. p. 1 to 1 per cent. prem. Leghorn (3 m0nth5)....201. 80 291 75 Leipsig (3 months).... 0 201 6 201 Mauritius Milan (3 months) 201. 12 29 1. 16 New York (00 days) 1091 10 100: 101 Odessa Palermo (three months) 5.5.14 53 4-5 Paris (short) 24f. 971 •241.971 Ditto (three months) 21f. 821 24f. 823 Smyrna 110: p. 110:1 p. Smekhohn (short) Ditto (90 day.) 11.42 11.41 10 Among the new branches of enterprise which now occupy . the share market, and which are likely, next to mining, to become prominent and permanent, are steam navigation and electric telegraphs. Whilst the consul market has been occupied for nearly two centuries with dealings in the same stock, the opera tions of the share market are directed chiefly to objects of temporary interest. Mines alone have always commanded a place in the market ; railway shares, although introduced in the beginning of this century, were not dealt in largely till 1824, and, although now largely engrossing the market, and always on account of their large capital likely to occupy it to a considerable extent, yet the time will come when they will be no longer predominant. Canal shares were the masters of the market in the last century, but notwithstanding that the capital is considet:able, and as large as ever, they are now acarcely dealt in. They arc held as family investments, as heir-looms and in trust, and rarely come into the market, having passed a stage which first-class railway securities are now reaching. Docks, water companies, and bridges comntanded at tention in the first quarter of this century-now they arc seldom heard of. After 1820 assurance companies were much extended, and after 1830 joint stock banks, but such shares can never be extensively dealt in. As, therefore, new undertakings are brought into the market their flaying capabilities are of some interest. Bridges we know to have been a sink of money, however beneficial to the country. Steam-larat companies may be said to have come out in 1824, ag,eitt in 1836. There was another period leading to the establishment of the ocean lines, and now it is evident large demands will be made upon the public in consequence of the completion of the ocean routes, the establishment of the screw and of auxiliary steam power, the extension of steam, omnibus traffic, and the introduction of the American construction for our short sea traffic. The old ocean companies are increasing their operations and capital, the Eastern Steam Navigation Com pany require two millions, the General Screw Steam Company have authority to increase their capital to a million. In the year of the Exhibition it is very evident the boats working short and cheap trine; on the Thames must be largely increased, and the at tention of our river builders is turned to that point. For the coast traffic the enterprising firm of Robin sons and Russell are building a boat which shall make a quick passage from London to Boulogne. and have 200 sleeping berths, on the system adopted by Mr. Albert Robinson from his American experi ence, and introduced into India. This class of ves sels, once begun, must be . greatly extended; for at present our steamers for night travelling are far behind those of the United States, and are not comparable to the old trekschuits which plied at night between Bruges and Ghent. New steam ports are being yearly established; the Northern Steam Company have begun running boats front Lowestoft to Denmark. and Harwich will soon be brought into work for the North Sea traffic. Thus, although a large amount of capital is already invested, a much larger amount must evidently be called up, and a great influence he produced on many departments of trade. The demand for iron for machinery and hulls will largely employ our home industry, and an example be set to the government, notwithstanding dockyard influence and misrepresen tation, for the greater use of iron in naval construc tion. When capitalists are thus drawn upon for mil lions, they ask what they are to get ; and the pre sent state of affairs is a satisfactory one. It is trues some companies have been knocked up by mis management. and some of the large companies are greatly benefiting by the contract money, but on the whole a good return is obtained. The !General Steam Navigation • Company has paid a dividend for a quarter of a century, and which is now 10 per cent.; the Royal Mail Steam pays 61 per cent.; the Penin sular and Oriental, 8 per cent.; and the General Screw Steam Company, 8 per cent. The share holders have further benefited by bonuses and the issue of new shares. The ease of the telegraph companies seems an ob scure one, because they are new, and the public knows little about them. That there will be a vast extension of telegraphs is evident, because this coun try is far behind the United States, Austria, and Prussia, but then comes the question-do, and will, telegraphs pay? It is known very well that they pay handsome dividends in the Muted States, and yield good returns to the continental govern ments, but what they do here is not known, as there arc no shares in the market. It seems, nevertheless, that the South Eastern Rail way, although working under 100 miles, get a good return, and the Electric Telegraph Company have received in patent-right alone, 122,2831., besides making a profit of 48,048/., to which they acknow ledge. In one year this latter company paid on a 351. share 4 isa cent. premium and 15/. bonus. The Submarine Company, and the British Electric Tele graph Company, although they have some contracts, are not Tet in full working. It seems, judging by all the information we have, the returns are large; hut the call ha capital cannot be very extensive, as it is estimated that 500,0N1/. would supply all India with 10,000 miles of telegraph. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of tho United Kingdom for the last week, published by IPraprth's .Journal, shows that the receipts on 0,201 miles were 22t4,9421., being at the tate of 36/. ss. per mile per week. For the corresponding period of 1850, 213,040/. was received on 5,507 miles, or at the rate of ant ss, per mile per week. There is thus an increase in the amount received of 15,102/., or 7.06 per cent., and increase in the mileage of 687 miles, or 12.27 per cent., and a decrease of 2/. in the amount received iser mile per week. The same au thority estimates the aggregate receipts for the eleven weeks of the present year at 2,446,115/, against 2,207,066/. received in the corresponding period of last year, showing an increase of 2-78,1491. MULISH Poso9.—Ten DAL Nut ' , tea, phut 3 est. el em. Ace., 964 I 3 50r!:t..)16., a ohno, phut !1 pr Cu. OW 32..uta.. to Ko. . -. ...._ ...-.____. ... i I Cr iI. l'oll.l6liko 261 6 ~..xe;4Piet . It •OEION 91 , N1 , 4 1 . Per et. Auctrinn Floo.h.— 14 per el Meer ads Ms. 11 181 4. per C 4. MM. bc,411, 44 3 hrulia , la heferrA 1144 , 4 4 - .4 pa Cent.. 5 per Ct Mrs. Ilelk, 334 i . per CI. Itralillan Bd.. 91 3 Nevar:an HA.. 844 51 Ditto New. te) 2 VW LIVION Conrataa 334 44 .1 per 11. lt , tell ~ Ayr.% At 4 51m ILIt. thi... It 1...110 12 ii,er C 1.1111111 1 ,1 hi,. 105 7 Itlttn ripsuleh 1411 , ... 211 i 04µ 0 1!.,4,p,0,. tv. Ilk.. 3 LW et- 14 , 1 111 h 11 . 1 ...3 3 i 0'0141,04m !Awl , or W.., 04 4 ho. hefare.l Mb.. -- 3 MT et. I , :mrh', P. 4.... 78 IN hltkv Po-`ire lota. 54 : 1 oer 11. hotel: II h., 581 4 2 per et. Venerueln 191,:1 4 4per Ilt. Pluri• Col,. plk i , v,,,,,,,,.4. I W.:Tod 14ww. Li in EXCITANOES AND STOCKS ABROAD. par Amount. PAIII3, Hand 112. r° , Magni Opeedagl WOW* lAvese Cknang. ---- ------ 3 pee Cents. ....—... 117 95: 55 1$ LI 90 53 5 per Cenla. 41 per Cent& 5l 15 ... ... ... I do. New Loan 3 per Omits. rachanfmna Lawlor: alslght, 24 97.1 ; 110 days, 24 2i. Belgirn, 5. IHO Do. 5,101 l lio. 41 1)o. 24 Piedniort 5 pet 13111 02 90 I hank Mores ...... 2175 ... BoUlts6.—St. Germain, —; Versailles (right hank), 177 50; ditto Rouen bank', 17250; Carat and I Primes., 195 ; Part, and Rouen, 1(0; Rouen and Havre, 295; !damn! , a and Avignon, 213 73; Strasbourg Ind Vale, 160; Centre (Vierron), 417 50; Orleans and 11:rdeaux. 407 50; Sorthern, 493 75; Carl , alal Hu' , honey, 3 - 9 75; TOUT. and Nantoy,2l4l; Monteredo and Troye., 102 30; Dieppe and Yeeamp, 206 25; Botdcaut and Tette, 33; Bonlogne and Andrus, 250. M41)1110, lllsitClt 18.—Three per Cents., 351 ; after Rolm, 351 cash, 1351 paper. Four per Cents., 151. Five per Cents., 171 ; after lloba, 171 cash, 171 paper. Coupons, 91 ; after Balm, 9; rash, 91 polar. Pwonves, 61 • after Bahl 6 7-16 cash, 61 paper. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 191 c ash. Exchange on London, 50.70. BettLix, ).moll 2.2.—Voluntary Untn,los; New Loan Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101 l ; National Debt, 651 Commercial Manne Society's l'rentitun, 1291 ; Bank Share*, 96. VIENNA, MARCH 21.—Fire per Cent. Metalliqueo, 96 ; Four-and-a-half per Cents., Si*; thuak Shares, 1,1'.,16; Esehange on London, 12.55. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. ----- The public MICR declared for to-morrow, consist of : Sugar, 4,1110 bags Mauritius, 4,500 bags Bengal, 1,500 bags Madras, and 120 hhils. Demerara; Coffee, 1,500 bags Costa Rica, 200 lugs Ceylon; Pimento, 300 hags. Corros.—A large business was done late on Saturday, at rather higher prim', and the market has an upward CI ler E.—A forced isle was made after husineas hours of 500 hags good ordinary native Ceylon, at 445., which was. Is. decline, and there appear to be buyers to-day ut that price; the quotation is 41s. to 450. TEA.-1 he market has a firm appearance. f:olLA.—Scal. pale, 341. to 351. ; otraw,32l. 10o.; brown and yellow, 32/. ; Sperm, KU.; Ileadmatter, 961.; Cod, 3K/. ; South Sea, 30/. 10s. to 311. 10o.; Olive Oalipoli, 43/.; Spanish and Sicily, 411.; Palm, 29/. to 30/. ; Cocoa-nut, 291. tel 331.; Seed, rape, pale, 351. Mo. ; Linseed, 331. 30. to 331. 10s. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. Our market was again but 'shortly supplied with English Wheat by land-carriage samples from the near rountiee, and factors were enabled to obtain an advance of Is. per qr. upon good dry parcels. The arrivals of foreign Wheat during the past week have been large; holders, however, do not press sales, and the business transacted this morning was at rates fully equal to those of last week. There was rather a better sale fur foreign Flour, and in some instances a little more money was obtained. Barley in moderate supply, and without change in value. We have received but few Oats from our own roast or from Scotland since this day seunight ; from Ireland about 5,000 qrs., and front abroad 10,121 qrs. have come to hand. There was a fair demand for the article to-day, at an ad vance of Gd. per qr. Beans and ryas in limited request, at the quotations of Monday last. There was less business done to-day in Cloverseed than of late, owing to the wet weather. The value of the article was, however, well supported. Canary steed was in request, and Is. to 2s. dearer. - - BRISItill ribilliags per Qr. &nu; Ewen & "Kent . .. ..red 36 to 31 to 42... white, 40 b 42 to 44 fi.sfolk and Stffitilk...., 34 to 36 to 41... do. SS to 42 to 44 TalavrrA , MAWS or Suffolk) 411049 Cambridge & Lingle& rod 32 to 36 to 42 . white, 36 to 40 to 44 Raw, DOW .... 23 to 27 old, 24 to 28 Praise, feeding lO to 2i. distilling Malting l3 tO 23...elievidicr 23 to V.. fine 21 MAT °Ar L s, Engibth, feed 17 to 19. Mock l7 te 18 Ditto Polio& . l9 to 20...p0tato Berwick & Sooteh, " feed 18 to 19. .potato 2O to 13 Irish, feeds ...... .. 13 to 10 to 17...b1uck ....... ..... l6 to 17 Mite, potato IStoll9 Pus, grey 23 to 23. maple 26 to 29 Blue- ..... .......... ........ 28 to 22...towettal 36 to IS White 24 to 2) hullers 26 to 28 Slurs, Ikluzsgan 24 to 27... tick 2510 27.. old 27 to 29 Ilsrrow 2: to 29 . small 28 t033...u1d 31 to 33 TAPIA, tl,:w opting ...... .. to —...new winter 40 to 44...01d to 1tti.1.6.61/. new 5 ,1 to 91 Cw,etivizo, per cwt., Per so red.. 40 to 50 W 38...wh1te ...... .. 40 to SO to 58 LIN 6 MD Cues, per thousand .89 of 280 to CI 10 ck 10s. Roca, town wad& delivered..... 37 to 40... fine household ... 82 to 39 Norfolk and guifoik 22 to 28. whites 286331 -- ---- - F0R7:1024. 12111.1ings per as% Wer-42, Dantrio and Yon' :813erg 42 to 44. fine 46 to 46 I'OrIItTIISCJII 40 to ll—Rostock 4410 45-64attin 38 to 4$ French SI to SS to 40. Brabant l2 to 40 TaduAlt 37 to 40...Hambarg -.33 to 40 to 42 ituratan.. 33 to 37. .Egyption ...«..... 24 to 26 Dalai* .... Si to 36—Oder* .............. 36 to 36 Rya 23 to 21 HAILLZT, feeding 2O to 31...distant* 91 to 23 Lawn,' — to ..Indlan Wen 20 to 33 0,41 d. WWl= 14 to 17 Yulllefebeelk and strained 16 to 18 direiliah and Dana& 13 to 6 18 . _ . _ Ffillarlig mod Dutch, feed Ditto, MM. 17 to 19...Polands ..... ....... 19 to 20 Be*', lick 23 to 23,..01d ... —33 to 17 gmall 25 to 27. old ..... .. 29 to 31 F-8791 1111 l9 to 71...Tusima7 ........... 17 to 19 Nag, grey 24 to 23 White* 12 23 to 23...b0thm ........... 26 to M TARV, all 27 to 24... new 23 to 20...9argit ................ 30 to 3$ List Lan, Baltic and Ruartn 41 to 49 45 to 18 Alediterraneanand Odom RATIIPPFII 4n to 54...Henminad ..... .... 31 to 35 Cutremmo. red ..per cwt. 38 to 18 et 34. whits 31 to 14 11...evego Cagas free of duty, per ton, Z 4 10 to Si 10 LISMU/ CAlila, DlAlfb anti GCIIIIO2 ditto DI oto/7 4 Ditto French and American ditto .17 oto .1.1 0 Per Nagel of 191.1b5. Puma, American ^•...•• 21 to 22 ..Cmadam ll to 22 Lantaic 21 to 22. Hamburg 2l to 22 French. per met of 280184 26 to 28 to 32 ARRIVALS LNTO LONDON FROM 17th MARCH to 22nd MARCH. Urn Raglan. Baden. Irish . Foreign. Wheat I 1967 i Barley l3'6 I 130 i Oats 531 00 8000 I 10124 Hour 9,300 lacks; Mersin Malt, 3,417. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market is steady, with rather more disposi tion to buy for forward delivery. Prices are quoted as follows: Town Tallow, 375. Gd. ; Petersburg. Y. C. on the spot, 40s. Gd. ; March and April, 405., buyers ; last three mouths, 40s. OP TALLOW.—(N&s DAT) 1 1619. I 1650. 11131. Stook this day Casts. Delivery last week Do. Irma Ist Jess nivel Wive* Do. from Ist Jaw rim T. C. this deypwr cwt Do. Town 29,942 1,331 93,495 35 104,911 404.3 d. 43a. Od. 23,149 137,466 2,226 I 1,614 60,133 81,133 37,131 93,1a0 37e. Od. 100.34. 39e. 64. 41e. 64. PUBLIC SALTS ADVERTISED TOR THIS WEER.—Friday, March2B.-100 casks and 200 boxes South American Tallow; lio casks Australian ditto ; 112 brls. Montreal Pot Ashes ; 9S brio. Pearl ditto. er Do. h Pre. COAL IitItKET.—THIS IIAY llolywell, 14s. ; Eden Main, 13s. 9d. ; Walls End Riddell, 13s. 31.; Walls End Haswell, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Raton, 15s. 6d.; WIdIS End Lambton, lis. ; Walls End Stewart's, 15s. 3d. ; Walls End Tees, 1:w. 34.—Ships at market, 112. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY.. The supply of Beasts is small ; the butchers are unwilling to give any advance, which manes a slow trade, however 3s. Bd. is currently nestle of a choice quality. The number of Sheep is again small, and demand good ; in consequence, prices are !alter on the average. We cannot quote more than 4n. Bd. for best Downs, although in a few in stances it is exceeded. Good Calves arc not so plentiful, and arc rather dearer. From Gerntany and Holland there are 3.85 Beasts. 1,110 Sheep, and 61 (Wren; Scotland, 220 Beasts ; and 2,400 from Norfolk and Suft ilk. rev some of 8110. s. .1. to. a. Per stow: of Ars. ad. ad. nest 13.804. Hereford 3 6 3 8 liret Dits. Ilf..bds. eh 0 0 11 • 1 1 / 4 4 Bbortioeres klecood quality, Beasts 2 8 3 1 1 110. to. Shone .. 0 o 0 0 .......... 3 0 4 4 Ewes awl sex, r 1 quality 3 0 3 • Ilatf-hreds 4 6 4 8 Lamle..... . . 0 • A 14eNot• at market. 3,tk2; Retro and Lingo, 18,210 ; Cakes. 119; rig.. 310. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET—TATS DAY. Although the arrivals the last week have been moderate, trade is so exceedingly heavy, there is no improvement in Rprices. The following are this day's quotations:—York egent'., 70,.. to 905.; Scotch ditto, 50s. to 705.; Scotch cups, 60s. to 70s. ; Cambridgeshire and Limolnshity Regents, 50s. to 705.; French whites, As. to till,. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that there ie a trade doing in eoloary Weald, Kent, and Suso'x Hops, priers wry lino ; nud,Uing and low borta arc not much. dt,r. MINES. (Prom the Pally Nears.) SATt*RDAT FAT:NINO. A very considerable amount of business has been transacted this week in most of the good mining securities, and in some shares a rise of more than cent. per cent. lots taken place. 'Fiera:4s, which this time lust week were 10/. per share, have reached 20. West Alfreds have been very extensivelv dealt in at 13, 131, 15, Is, 20, and 2 per share. Mfred Console and Great Ilfreds have also met with ready pur chasers. _ ;he timowin g is the latest list of quotations :- -.. • Devon Great i l onsols. 300; West Provideuee, 72j, 75; Trelawney, 50, 521 ; Mary Ann, 60, 62; Try finds, 10, 13, 15,20; Great Alfred. 3, 31; Alfred Con sots, 151, 16 ; Fenton, • Tremayne, 20, 201; Lelant Consuls, 19, 191; llerilloot, 13, 14 ; Ittsllbrd United, 71, )4; South Tamar, ; East Guanim Lake, 1, 11; Contort, 671; East Seto!' and Maude, 2; Merllya, 41 ' 41 ; se Garreg, 2, 21 ; South of Scot land, 1, ; East Bastt, 211; North Bassett. 18, _0; TlVNavean, 230 ; Wheal Bassett, 2721, 275; • Wheal Buller, 1,000, 1,100; Mendip Hills, 3, 31; Tincrotl, 6, I; ; Lewis, 21, 221 •, Tamar Consols, 3, ti! • CaWag , on, 6, 6•1; West N% heal Russell, ; I)rukewalls, 41, 5 ; Trelowith, 11, 1; East Crown " tbdc, 3 ; East Wheal George, 15; Wheal Crebor, 9, 10; East Wheal Russell, 5, ; Buringdon Park, 4, u ; North Robert, 2. In foreign shares :—Awitralian, 21, dig.; St. John del Itcy, 112, 151 ; Itnpt•rial Brazilian, 41, 5 ; United Mexican, 41, 5; Colin., 33!, 361; ('ophipo, 82, 71 ; Comes, 11, 2; Santiago, 7, 8 ; Uorth ingi 2 li 1. PUBLIC SALES. MAUCH 20.-11 y MOMM. DaTta and Volans, at the Mart.—A freehold property, known as Statiton'a Wharf, situated in Piekle Iterring,treet, Southwark, now let fur WO/. per annum, but immediate po.siti may be had— knocked down icor 5... s 7,4t401. Two railwav debentures for 1,0001. each, of the Cork and Bandon: linifway, hearing interest nt 4 per cent. till June, 1;62, when the principal is to he paid—fetched MM. each. Four copyliolil houses and shops, York-pluee, I lighgate, let 14%1. Us. lid. per annum, quit-rents and tines nominal —7lOl. Ur. Monur, at the Mart. —Freehold reftidenee, with live :tors of lond,_lkate-yn4l, Witlthatustow-1,910/.. 'Duey freehold houses, North-street, Limehouse-Nerds, let for 311. 4.. per annum-29,7d. Business premises, 6, lted Lion-street, Iloroughmarket, established us a pawnbroker's, annual value 1201., term 26 years unexpired at 251.-6001. Three leasehold houses, 4,5, and 6, New Western-street, flenuoudsey, let at term :Al years unexpired at 121.- 464. our houses, Margaret-street and Dalgleish-place, Limc house,let tOt tNil. per annum, term 43 yvarm, ground rent , . 131,410/. _ _ ... Four houses, William-street, Olohe-road, Mile-end, let for GNI. it'd., term 9.5 years at 141.-390/. Two freehold lu3u.es, St . - Thomas'-road, Ithoth,i-wells, .. . ... Stepney, let fur 201. each -461/. Mr. PAGE, at Oarraway'u.—Four freehold cottages, Ludy Grey-lane, Bexley-heath, let for 421. Itss. per annum-1501. Two houses, 1 and '2, Pen-bury-place, Wandsworth road, annual value 110/., held for 75 years at 11/.-755L Leasehold house, 7, Claremont-terrace, Wandsworth, let for 451., held fin , 751 years at 61.-3101. Mr. J. Dowsox, at Garraway's.-- Beer-house and pre mises, the British Queen, Parruck-street, Gravesend, let for 31/. 10,, tenn 97 years at U. 1G..-300/. House and shop adjoining the preceding, let for 241., held for 97 years at 3/. 10,-21.101. Eight houses and a shop, Conduit-terrace, Greenwich, estinutted to produce 1501. per annum, held for 71 years at 4/. 4s. each house-600/. Mr. ANeoNA, at the Mart.—The advowson and next and future presentations to the rectory of Bradwell-on-Sea Essex, with 23 acres of land, and 260 acres of glebe, annual value of the living 1,7581. 11,, present incumbent 51S years of age—l3,soo/. Mr. DlitttANT, at the Mart.—Copyhnld property called Woods Farm, Burwsish, Sussex, with farm house, out buildings, ite., and 50 acres of land, quit rent 2s. 34.-7151. 'three eopyltuld pieces of hand near the preceding, ahuut 15 acres, quit rent nominal-205/. Mtsaa.. DENT and SON, at Garraway's.—Leasehold resi denco,l3, Camden-street, Camden-town, let fur 63/. per annum, held fur 3$ years at a pepper corn-745/. Ground rent of 49/. 10s., secured for 46 year. upon pre raises, 23, Gloucester-place, Camden-town--11.501. Leasehold house, 4, Stucley-place, Camden-town, let for 28/., term 78 years at 3/.-214/. Me. MELvis, at Garraway's.—Two houses, Nos. 45 and 6, Sutherland-place, Westbourne grove North, let fur 611. 10s., held for 95 years at 111-578/. By Messrs Ft*LLEu and Homer, at the Man.—Freehold premises No. 29, Mark-lane, opposite the Corn Eschew, let as o ffices and warehouses fur 410/. per uuntion, but nib ject to 601. 2s. 2d. rates and taxes, leaving a flat ineonte of 313/. 17s. 10d. per annum. Land-tax redeemed.—Sold for 6,00 A freehold house, N 0.2, Savage-gardens, (:rutched.friars, let for 1921. 104. per annum, taxes 311. 10s.—sold for 1,8701. A copyhold house in the village of Esher, Surrey, let to the rector of Esher, at 42/. 10s. per annum, land.tax re deemed, eluit rent trilling, fine on this and the next lot, 751. —9BO/. Cupyliold house and ',hop, adjoining the preceding, pro clueing 31/. 10s. per Leasehold residence, called Sylvan Cottage, near tho Henley Arms, Hornsey-row!, and a cottage :oljoining,let lot 83/. per annum., held for 61 year from 1828, ut 121. 125.- 720/. Two leasehold houses with shops, 16 and 17, Northampton row, Holloway, let for 82!., held fur 99 years from 184Y2, at 6/.—fetched, in two lots, 1,0001. Seven cottage*, Whitehall-court, Holloway, let for 361. 125., held fur the same term as the preceding at 21.- 3001. . . . . . . Leasehold house, Shepperton-street, Islington, let for 2:4. held for 48 years unexpired at 61.-22.51. Eight houses, called Western Cottages, North End, Ful ham, let for 1231., tenants paying taxes, he d for 24 years unexpired nt 20/.-001. Messrs. SHIATLEWORTIt and Soxs, at the Mart.—Two leasehold semi-detached residences at _Sydenham, let for 1201. per annum, held for 82 years at 101.-. sold for . 1,1201. Mercantile premises, No. 46, Friday-street, Cheapside, let on least fur 4901. per annum, and held from the Salters' Company for 25 years unexpired at 1621. per annum— knocked down for 3,2601. Mr. Ewiss, at the Mart.—Two leasehold houses, Nos. 9 and 10, Milner-street, Islington, annual value 1121. 10s., held for 77 years at 221., in two lots-1,0651. Messrs. BROMLEY and SON at the Mart.—Lease and goodwill of the Albion public-house, Threadneedle-street, ormerly known as the South Sea Larder, held for 28 years at 1061., furniture, fixtures, and stock to be taken as usual —2301. THE NEWMARKET ROBBERY—Tf B SEQUEL.—Tho body of Mr. Arthur Preston, alias Puneston, whose con nexion with the got-up affair at Newmarket must be fresh in the memory of our readers, was found in a pond at Iver, near Uxbridge, on the 3rd instant, in so advanced a dage of decomposition, that it could only be identified by the clothes and the initials on the linen. It is supposed to have lain in the water about two months.—Bury Post. OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERILAMETON, RAILWAY.—A bill in Chancery is (it is said) about being filed, to set aside the agreement entered into between the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton, and London, and North-Western Companies. g • ~,,.. 4 , , ; .• R. , , .A...--- 7 -. , ' • C. ../.. 5, 1 ....! <" ' • ' * '"' \ e 1 • . ii: 71 t ''' • ,- . :::: . 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