The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-17 00:00:00

t/J " 11r, - „ L . r . Tvbt Tx,t No. 1,736.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1852. [THREEPENCE. rE NEW OItAN.tI)A COMPANY. Do ti limn& APPLIe MON tee PILARES esa be PICIIVED limps! %Milt mesh the 17:h tweet. e r e at er, .ietehtetaed at the it..weeny edam Of the Or Lte., • ea ter et the Ward. Pet atrd MAW 4.11.111:NCY, etterebery (pest Ion). ■w► I!. l*A itDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY is RILIIOVED 1744.1.11 mi m 5. s 10, SRI, OX FORD-STRSIT, Fr it ariSy r =LIS =WARD MIR IF, !kg Odallamvs.". . r t-QtARTZ cas HI NO MACHINERY. rill s ULLA, .Irsadsd tie Onatil Gnat t Itost Lata.... 'Mar subs. as mord by pr r ressrby sub a:a or. nowt f uldaraia Odd Qam , 4 .l Z Man q....sts nal so (.100 .t Ike Me sa THU% DEVI I'M aot os::•. Owl .• Wrtate% 01. 1 1 bra*, grub oats, l ay r.r.l s.. Orar. r.r tailor gosUordon, mirky to Mr. aLrealLi• worlop.Pearrh y . . eISON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte Nr.-eror. 0 .4 :I, it , r , '-. 4 nr, mowed teem nt ail DWI •to-L moil, o o t rry,, N de a .. 4 ..,,,.. um. 6.. • .%L!, HMV, rd raroitrenos. trowels "_,,„, „ 4 ,,.We (aro I /via to re) t , to rid at a bor. re6a.o,4o.o.l.oAtrusolertai by varier molten at WOO F ' rO. .1, STA ULN NT to FAMILIES FLSHLXO, v b. ~, , weer wrath clowns see oforobillty.— 4 i miumeledplep the lameeme petnahe Ye Me =tr .,. ~, ..,......., the grafts el &mg M , i . 4 , 4% ,....1,,,,t,,ke, to Ids present W illeTeD ark ~.1 ti ,,,,utimprrioriTtßK, PLUMS% miSCABIPITM IS. 1-1.01 , 1‘0 exam. mon.: eat" le les imaristmel is oho rt Art r am a womatol two toms ell Impedes% the hoer s so low Wawa • the nor o•Umt promo ot maim Mom et sth.r.o—l.k . . l llnial UM 4 , ., :3 met p. esemeo.hpupspr, LesellwitUPer. Goel. 0, I tend No 1•11.1tko 13 miles. IV::S E 1" N 1011.1WAIII MAI'. • er. we sod %1..- mad • Plow to lot so pubt..f, St IL Beein to toork-the woo so W., .stVC-Lt S E. A .: A ••••• Mils IS 1.011t+.•1 - I Air- rite. (14,*•up • • Yell ks•••••• hr ezlmaL use us. its. i..w ..s a% ria- .. , e . siL . , 1 IIN bowowit, he rat with tho waolthou with* witleriblo th• art his Women Wit :,::.% \si Ch. as 41 1 i 1' 1 wort the! without tat v.,' • • ..rJen. Iran JP.. , AIO, f oats. Li E. !S .3,...... Pflat• ... 8... w. ... . 'n , ....r.f th• • __. 1 ' Wm. DM k — ma Co.' . . ......., ... - . .1.6. . *IMF sid LW.' ' Mtn. •r4e. ) 1111111 W, ,,......_..„ 1 .11110.7..- .. - ?•EllY . ' ~,,_ Nigro° ma =at kaa err r• . isoorrsd - .. ._ — . Fs. i% ,? .. 0... cum" -__ •-........ do- . - Ww I." II _ -.....-- -.., j ,V. 3, .......- ..... It es r ebilir o l d i s s o. 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ROI) seA SUMI, Se, Ilabarete.es." emprevad ea ter Gowereeemt amp aikell ea mob. ▪ rear St W ehembee met peeturseer. *I Wnuns sad Wrens. J t seadol lambi irk % ."emend 1 . 1 64M it, sad supsdlys sibsissels sol Man Us SIM Al LSTED TAP waurnui to sisposselle brprbel II wpm., st id. sod I& wir mist. Ur lois 11.1. It tt is the Cosa isluNics. amen 12. 1. ARLOW'S NEW IN- TVITV.D SELF-ACTINO SYPHON iltY~ . 14 " A Al ititait'lltaa NO V 1122-2110 :. • poi ?moat. &Is liver, deer, %Min , bow A et - I'. flat ti= at ML/ draws at gosel as .. . A ,\ j C I_____ --- _ _ i Vim --- • - • r Fr i ,-,,, 2 k if 's the late mufti to map iis otst la •. . Me ari• et de ;Wm 41 . et ' Ole 11 r al u t=sl At oarrylto ur es. . is. 1 Miss. whir= ll= GB OD OW gilhaeloratella MMus. , palls tliosistelellamibbsidsmobis Um. it istsilatoodi atom Mims is is m/ Sooty; Mrs ft tap lima ammo MOM abr. Mai MARIAM 14. Iles WINE stmt. liosstmlow. itskilsd MIL XL-Ikm regsmileares armpit ELUTE OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK. The blowing is from the official statmeet drab. t. altered in London in the west esdhes last Mayday ashthit a peat increase on was. In na Mt seek of February they were I,MN, la the Int week Muth 1,11 sad last week they rose to 1,1311. That the mum! miasma of the weather has principally produced tha mak may be inferred from the mass of deaths at ad vised as a. and front the Mermaid number erased by dames of the emus of respiration. The mom Wipers tar a the first week of March fell to 38 mad la the Lewis/ ate k was 18 deg., which is still Wow the aver age The Tar= daily temperature was, with two camp two, h. ow the average from 18th February to the end of last Ira k. Is the weeks sswellig sklssa Task or th=s 1 , 42.;1, the stereo snessesedssms me 1 4 1/M e U ne.-.11.• properties Is iseeenes a bonen 1.11. Th. present Myna tissrahoe Vi rria anew pater than the corrected romp 1714. The following table exhibits ai NMI of last wish at throe periods of lih : . Mines et ewer pedlis weft (164141) Deiths. amils . l Is. ele I Win s. from birth to 1I years.. 521 At 11 and under 60 .". 437 11115 A! to years and upwards 274 It appears, from the Table of Fatal Causes, that 251 cues aft Nicene to " dieser of the respiratory amass," whiles the mussed average is only 220. Brosehitie is the most tatevoutrius an this elms, for while pummels numbers 79 (*eh is im than the average), asthma 27, the Ilnabana bend rue to 127, greatly abovo the usual amount at this we. It appean also that phthisis produced an egtraor &my amount of mortality, va.182 deaths, being consider ably men than in any of the corresponding week', when tkey ran,r, d only from 118 to 1r.6. een!y-tour ebildrea and 6 adults died from email-poi; in lour (as, • at is stated that the patients and been pre viously sm. - Mated. The following ease of cholera occurred. At AS, Manlanumbetreet, Bloomsbury, on 9th March 1, the r of a journeyman housc•painter, aged 1 year, died • of " English cholera (20 hours). The mediae! attemdest did not see the child till within three hours of its death. The births of hal boys and 806 girls, in all 1,647 ebildreo, were regiatered last week in Linden. The average snu bs, in .even atereepcodieg weeks of 164341 was 1,449. At the Hoye! Otornatery, Ortenerke, the mom daily height of the barometer was above 30 in. on every day of theweak; as &today, Moaday, and Tuesday it wan re speetiv.l7 30121 In., 303,95 in., 30'306 in. mod it eon taunt to fell till Friday; the mean et Mee week teas ale is. Ike uses daily temperature was below the average el the lame day in ten years en even fliy _nen* Tenday. The mean of the week wee* WIWI is 1 - 5 deg blow the average. It was Lent sie lett , . the Liehest reeding was 44.4 deg, and the mesa r der , m :is deg. he :ow the avenge. The wind blew gem rul y from the 'entre:est. LATEST FORKIO.N EXCHANGES. nun 1.114 1.1•22. %wft SISS 6 a2 !WOW% 171 - 717: 777 • • • Is* 71 lii Is No I • No. 100 1 ..: Le r -. 4s Weiosios . et 1.1 ; se ewe, ser Vow!. Napa Yuba_ Is._ 164 A Isom SprCl. 61 —• Ili. ISA.- Whom 1;.: ( 1.46. " 6 . BAIA ions ,1 41110 , Maws 16.—ML Germain, 610 • Versailles (right •••'.. Wm (Mt On n, sae ti=inei 0110 • , 66 1? 21; leue• uarm. 277 So ISS 10 ‘,_. 10 .; ...meows we 1161., 2716 ; (nue. 3112 is ; ( bloom ••••• rim". U. ; 1461616m5, • 117 10; Paris sad 6 trapharrre. 241 IS Lir • 14.6 S IN 20: lairs ad 1 / 166 160, SOIS: Vololonloo IMI 6 .7.4 I , • MN. OM Now. Ili 7s; lionausaus pad Toils NAften M.—Five per Cent. Metallique. Ntw Loan (Series A), —; d (B), 106 issewsl.4-11alf por Cents. ditto, /441. Be ak Bharia 1 .91 1 1. F.x , L.Ange on London, 12.30. Matet!l., Nissen 11.—Threc per Cents., 36 13.16 after ikasa..ta 14-111. New Three per Centn, 191-161 sear Ps 1.18 c., la Coupons. 91; after itlilUm. 10 : r• Punier*, 6 1-14; after Bola. 6 1-1 6 c., l i ank of St. Ferdinand 102} e. Itzebenp ea 60.74. Fur Meow. _ . 4 Limo gabs. • M 7) MMI IM MI HO 7• 19 Now CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF TBB CHEST. Yesterday ths *Mk anniversary festival of this imams/am was held at dr London Tavern, Earl Gust vats la die chair. 'NORTH MID SOUTH-WESTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY. A y fter the ether Usual lee* had bees ropes& an d s iss Thelth2llll9l rem II prosperity to the " City leas Serild he HYttrlbtg is • Glen" No said 1 posadog di WS than he had dos in the previous cosu, sot withstanding the Usk ancipties helmet with. He felt that any imperfections be distil lan exhibited in propos ing the former tosses said set he likely Is shake their loyalty to the throw or to worn trek easildneb i it slay and navy. In in inn be saris i asianweig to give a simple seetennsit et the slim als draft bed ea those now ameskied. If he 111111611111110 dos_ OM * ports with were -'-thud solid it to Ode ass Scimitars. (Sr, hear.) This beigild woo estaldlin in 1844 be de piper of ousdisia std advise gratailoods to press" et - with Messes of tibe end, on men peellsolarly to Obese ia the ssighboadmil of the boentel is Viands Psi. The annity of soak retrain be believed this so on would dewy. He was not Malawi to speak see — afip el Ss dilute of this country, mil eves the mistimes of the spring weather et the last few weeks read se Mass bin to my that the climate wes set geed. sad he wood with that which bad owe Ss said, that the,. wee so nuatry ia which every one could work at pis, out of ion bee so may days in the year as in this. He had bees held by a Owens neutralist that, alibeerb the dimes was net hot enough to seasse aselids pleads, yet there was no country whisk peilscod se great a variety at meted= Si Uncut Urinay dad at leer it had been porn that it could penis • nee ot Bea sot uaresaukakie be MOW sad spbal Moos boas) Sift odd so sib with reprd to do *dwarves el do dints be would not dray an it had tr derebris. tin tho arertalaties el the weather sod the audiumiles d aid on damp then was sessed a pesillegailies to dine of the lop an chest. This poodignislas a bonind moo/ de peons elas vie =aat of peeps in aid pm air sad do any Se yid dry not espord. That thomossair dries it dine irediebelliensoi dimes we* an oudideat it was set nessoary to snot. Tin on net neat et this Wad at Breesper, braproar_ ea set based es any rivalry se ase to ells boareist. No was urn to soy that the lisbr Nisortes vas not nisient he he do wadi of he eh aw seithboschood. The geed *bat thb ietltsdss had link tin ens very great. Than en esothor hot wish referent to do extent of the seal* oissattod with this isethallas whin be would oils Is no tbi si do surlier of deaths do NI" _ aad of den betwor NAM sod e n d oredirdonre seed byes...lds or disease dtibeae, Ingo rid nen The moo eves parer la 11117, whoa die Winn don the opsdig of*, hospital be twos id WS Mbar had bass relieved, sad then wen sow ben IN to 178 appiloader daily for r earms Lost yen hit Nord Misklllllll Piths Albeit had laid the MS Mese et l i r ow tzpital is Victoria Path ; and th e wile he tbo building would be MOON to 1875 11 0 f shish bildf. Ira bsta ik la and tire was • ors lOW neekba of wlift rad be pouted this year. He hoped that • mid whisk had boss by Lord Caddo that afternoon send be , dot alda ,s 4vory lip ma bad bets salsocribestet the Ist over which be pre sided, that ea this aseasies er 4,0001. more would be Sillies& Om) It wont en be beresiog is him As tb preen of so dbligoilled a soarer of the purrs of di to air = i n a sermon, iv eves a lecture cis not dilate on the dideol4 whin nimbi ebseitable relief, sad the ims an boseight nab rat 'studied tenable on to mid to do eso bud Idiot is • webs of eriabote relief nil mos nialsen to onoader the nil that in wished to sore ; ink as Na e th er, to avoid tanks into ma massy to se/heft whisk was so unuateral to the fewest of MIL No behoved that N. damps of giving toe rad 'did to ism web aselLto beig themselves was !_ellsolls to this loadtades. No sr noght • awe asweely to rake himself alt neer Or the nil 17 , 1 alialed. (" Ilem," end linghtos) No usold ealy anemia the sosenbly te di all to arid is ortglog the ranges of tbe peelleno nib es obis ap peared to stringin IN Anise : their tit, sad to rod begeCaboa was rod diettrt, whisk always sassed Se ISIS its Salm dire who were is the pins of hi, the sir berstlil Is teas sad the ant preenion r Innen (Load diem) He =,..h• had old eastegb to idea geolores a give an so nod to the tint, as to what it ripliod— (Way bear)—ad leM paper of " Preporitua se ttu City of Loan Ht etW foe DinillSS the r Cheers.) lb wend 'sly add in he had utilityy to t▪ a that Lard Jim Bond bid hanned his Wares of presidia, at the eneiveresey doss sect year. _(ines.) The SECILITAJLT then rod the tepet ed e= " That during th e year 1161 then were is out patients 2,961 pause, sad is... the essaansossat of this year 774 ; snaking, tegaber with 7,489 relieved par to 81st Masher, 1840, • total of 11,194 purse via ban tithed graiuitotts Win redione sine do of the institution in Joss, INN TM seardenr averaged, during the yeas MS orb week; sad at peossat, owing to the peinebres - of dhotis= of the cheer, ash an raven tly firer 180 to 170 person alien at de diensestry during a single Amy. Is the twelve onotiroessieket Das 31, 1861, tie receipts of the Wiwi= oneested to 3,6754. ls. Std. (of which 2,77111. M awe senenced et the last anniversary festival), fessio, trier with 4,1704. Is. 2d. ia haad at the 0011111MINISMINg the year, a total et 7.8/81.1` 11d. • of whin AXIL fa. 9d. was es dinag ;redo •be is of blW.l3s. Id. L" ti d erail aft Ides thst pediek however, then bad boos • hiabite ma 4241 d IS ; that the,. now efesiodn . looodraft nothed on amen of tbegount hodedboolya babies of daasid. Tbe Vaal art nth, Wild nib had bus ended, la ie fadwan of as ferm i ti Wag out of the sad Id foishist sod Miss of dr bulldog, is estbered at 18,119111. dor whisk 11.111EW. es. M. have ebony bees paid, so that den reennis • sun at 10,00 N 3s. 4d., ej of which least esodi rest be expesided this year. To obtain this a the esssittee sped, request the co operative of lbe perost easepsoy. The to mak osiseion It* had stabs is his smidgen. He should ban inn that four gar theses had wool to labs:ribs I.llea mem the., pro- vided 4,0001. additional was eolielM eveari. (Chows.) J. DILLON, lieq., propord tims bold of the ninon tones "1 1=fl e ttl e ILLN retired Send and emend his piano aids the sosmisets of dr City of Leaden so sag es onesies is this. Ha doled that ldr. Theses' , Berm West • nessate ezpossig his regret at berg sanis to Most ; bet be in seat 104., m addides to a hisbad already rod of 1001. to the fish of _ _ The tQatuer. Bane B. Gamin, Be., then read the um or satweripthas, which tanned man others :—Jsba Tusb i r a , 1101. ; Hwy Gamy 14., 2601.; The- I see In" ; Wary , VOL, =las as ante= nat the ens, eaneet=s l e o f the nuns embed 4,00 W. ; the Nepenthe ,/ 100 gabisas ; Earl Ormarrille, 10L, and SR IL mesa ; Smug Gomm Nag., 600 f. ; Kra Dookoon. al4; th e unp i n Due coats6l/. 10s. ; Len /I.= ; 311. lea ; lons Lard._ 20 weans Leal tea, IN. lea ; Beaty T , EK. ( , KC, Ike., to ne eases/ esemanted to 5,0198. Sir HOILACE n. PAUL proposed the Meths of the Neonate, Viee•Peekleat. Trewarcr, and Canunittec, l which awe adnenalged , br It. M. Fovea, Se. The anew emu wen ' Corporat t o orm," " the Kean ne Name al lb . lailitmnew," Lee Ikd which wen duly bearesed, eel the ee.peay separated, after • festival taut sallelbenwp WO reealts to the interests of the hospital. Pownto or TEE POOll-LAW BOARD—Yesterday, at the recedes of doe beard of dinettes of St Pancras, • 1~ area reed b Lied Ceeeleasy seerelary of the Poor law Dead s laisseelis dos of die illegity of their pro medley la merle ldea Ikea asestership of the Peweees weekhause, wd triree ups Owe to reinstate lim e ea olhoorlse he Bode Oder the wa wa he the Owed 3til l iessa's Bari he a sanderato to compel dole etwapileeee. It wee resolved W leave the Powlew Board to take whatever preseedires It may be ablest ADO ABOUT Ncrrifixo.—The prelipetiooksts• are very sehlovaly eating what do midi= yam So do. We can glee an answer. They MIS is de awl aimilry they eta , sod if het, they wW de the peolulimila.— ProcA. Yesterday, ties first etinsory half-yearly meeting of 144=1 fate mdlersi was held at the offices, 15, t MOM. TOOTAL, Esq., in the chair. the following m ie n The tiersurrane emeglenised th e proceedings by reading v— " The dirtiness, is meetly the shareholder,for the flat time, have imasi t teeenn in expressing their confidence that the valise of railway has not been over estimated. At the nest nesting, of the London and North-Wades and Leaden and South- Wertern Railway the invertanse of this junction railway wt . = spay eel Ile .eats ashnowldged. Them cow Mies egret* penlionally te weelt the Me. This egmemest. eine, the of the an had been eon- Ihmed. By ite tenrae the undertake, — bray. To provide, mairstoki, and v the rolling stuck, and to work the Jeweeleos, Its a pee ant. of the gross re ceipts. Ugly. To Mow to Mk sewpeay a mileage toll of en maw ea geode mad An mew ea peenters; and in any MOW riatentrat ais hisavea see lottlitito from the toll on sewhowlho dose of LINK pee ans. brdly. That nits wwwwey WO be 'wand to Mello II pse Nat. as dividend, arbor papnnt It all intones. debeestateLlke., before the it:mm two annestee pinkly.* Is troy is peens. Th e eaeybooneveß per fen to be between*, three es Man : via,, lbwsof to this esespany, c' e= " eiguilibiog half lie 111. and Ifell*Western sal lowan sad SoothArielera Rainey Onepan ice. T ai r ro limpo u r ft r s ied lbs ___,.. %teit. The dieloWee line bees iseZely the imad, therm., part of whisk is in the hinds ef the ecinesantsw. The works have bin contr./4 hr es mule =tans by Mr. Itswer, whis wee le issogiete own The dioeseen a a elnewest of thdr sad espuelltsee Se the 3 1 st of December bet. by We ems etas ast, the wine of the directors go wet of allele at Me oreethe. Ilin Na, however, eligible We re denies, sail sir theseeshoo eleardiagly. The @hare bellsn lave ski so sleet we seam" In report af Xr. 0. Bailin, Mir sighiser, was to the elbet Wet the We had been telbil mid the laud, with lbe Weeepeksi of ass or two isineedsnalsls portions, was in the awn of the seatentor. Men Wes two-thirds of this Rae het ben Rased; the earthwork of all the cottages was pregneries, and three of the yobeenol bridges were com mand. The With. and ether seweriels for the bridges, names, &e., bed been prirrided, end emaracts for all the parwerwat way siateriak were let sad ban executed. It appeared Row the statement of asonsei that the de- Mills, and inerest for the half-year had amounted ~ and the peyments to 6,6241., leaving a balance W Ow ',edit st the einpasy of 6,4111. The CHAIRMAN, I. moving the adoption of the report, said it might ass he inappropnate for him to explain the angle of So obese sad also the scheme itself, particularly se this was the bet netting at which the present direeton had hod en apponwiry of coming before the sharrheiden. it IrMag be.. Wenn desirable to form a insoles beings the seinen Wawa' Wants of this eann try with the seethe= =Wend districts, the were es a railwrq bridge had boss wade MOS the 17 111 e snows et the preen *mpg en beseskt est, It eblaind the essenteses at the Issas an North-Western mid South Western Railway Ceara* who not only gas. it their support, bat also beans pieties to lb .merle tek by two gentlemen from seek heard bong sammeasa ea lite direction. He believed that the annpeworit seed kw between the three eels sit fan is the meet,. would be agreeable and r i fiali a :, and that Sipa. and minerals paring over the hoc would yield a peat of 3 per cent. per annum on the estimated cost amain 15--O,OOW. He was Anther of opinion that the Istintious yolooriger traffic which might be expected would pamisee es additional 3 per cent. It bad at first bon thew& **able to make it a single line, but now it IMO lellikligtO asks it a doable one, at a cost altogether of aliest MIAOW In conclusion, he expressed his belief say ebony twirls would be men running between end Branford. ...ilwas %inanimately adopted ; and upon the , Ctrarroir, the chairman and the director, were reoleMed. It wr theaSinwd that the directors should receive a I eau et OIL fee their services, that the secretary abseil nodes • teYey of MC per sue, mil that the tw asollitemo shed& ebtela a ratulet 010 plasm. la may tou ikOmt hest Mr. Flint), The CIIAIZW mil that calls of 01. out of 101. had al steWle hem w ry 'ma that the reaudatai 41. would be ' called ar Whew the peastat GM August seat. • the sevawim la the sirdressa madded the bushicsa of einem= —emu LOCAL SHARE mama. Lrrearboi, Mixes 16.—Oar shire market has been mush more active to-day than for some days pot. A good business is reported at higher quotations. The foslowing are• the Wee to-day :—Caledonian, 184, 3-16, 14—Buteni Counties, 84 Beet Lancashire (preference shares), 8 7-16—Great Northern, 191—Limesehire and Yorkshire, 701, 4, 4—Ditto (fifth share.), 61 d.—Ditto (TOL P. shares), 14 d. —Ditto (preference shares, 6 per cent.), 1J Landon and North Western, 117—Ditto (new shame), 34 p.— London and South Western, 86(—Manchester, Sheffield, sad Liman, 124—Ditto (premium shares), 124—Ditto new prefeenese), 11 - 16 p.—Midland, 694, I—Ditto ew preference 41 pm cent), 6-16 d.—BoothEastern and . over, 961—Teak and North Midland, 221—Belfast and Bllysesea,lll.--Deesh Rhenish, 4 d. Maxernevan. Miami 16.—There has been a very attire market throughout dee day, and the market is rising and doses strong. Oshissisas, 184, 6.16, I n., 4n. ; Hull and Salim, 108; Len* , 1, }1 ; Blackburn, No. 1, 6; She&gds, 321, 4, c, ,8; North Haim B's, 174 ; Dovers, 20ii a., 69 4, ; West Ridings, 4 6-16, ad.; Sot Limeseltins, 171, 17, ; Rasters Comi ties, 7 1616, 61-He I; Great Nort666herns, 194 • Leeds Pref., 1111 ; Lenten Beedr,ll7, 4,4, 1; Oxford, W;reestor, sad Weivelhamplau, 164. Btaenlraauy MASCII 18.—The amuket he feenalaed inactive, an y out prises mas wry yeeleidw, hut without any bairn dslog. sad Ilibrsar hem Cleo A wen dew at M. Ila IL • Lune, Masai 16.—Thsee is no selerial am= 'hue marketthis inernieg. The folivolog Is the dons :—Leseueirs and Yeelesinro, 744 sa die.—Leeds 015 lice (101. paid), 6 par oat, 11 4—Lasts llsohsea t pa. ; Leak Northern, 164 Igf. du 3d., I New Prehoore, I 7s. die—Nerth Western Pribesess, 141 —M 'Mead &sok, 594 60—Caledeniens, 184 164 so div.—East Laseeshire, 17—Manchester, Itheiteld, and Lincolnshire', 324. litturrot, linneCE 16 —Wie had a very firm market, and prices were rather on the advance. Ambergete, Notting ham, to , 6—Great Western, 861 864—Bristol and Exeter, 894. ABOLITION OF A PUBLIC OrTlCE.—Yaterday a WA, which has passod the Home of Lords, was printed by order of the Renee of Commons. By this b il l the ofilce of mat W the greet seal is to be abolished, and compen estie:2Z Ws Own to the prawn holder. - - - Tllll MaltlN6 ROCIEVII.---ne anniversary festival of this society was given last evening at the Imam Tavern. The Right Hon. the Heel of HartMcke s _Calig. R.N., in the chair, supported by Lieut.-Oim. Sir Janis Lrm/singtou, 0.C.8., Capt. Jordam, dte., &c. Needy dig Ipsigelleass sat lams to dinner. The report stater OM that iodate the =year 396 bele had been plead out In the Regal Navy, Nal i e u r sal liribeat Saralee—the last nand merles, eenese, a moth the kart numb,. Oa the 31st ' December, lea s I .reys tamelwed ou bmal the society's ' ship, 1h giving "Ile Amy hod Navy," the oak chair man sinded le the minim ef Sir H. Smith, sew, it was it be Impel, bombe te a ensesestal close ; siarearat, nits, hills purr of Os bealthy-leoking troop of boys new maim the esee ef the socieg the Iseet of the w e Niamele la the Mari ne i ty " Lad wishe allhathasiely well healbly eddremsd the bele hard the &Me= wis e d: l a m * plehm. mid the ad- uponl mauves hews a cemdestious of those ditties. might reader the greeted wilco to the nation of whisk they were members, give pleasure to the ashram sad merchants by whose swans they were *soilbe serviCe, and, finally, attain the height of all met ambition in the soviet to which they would below. la ntandug thanks for his health haring bar weak, the lad of Hardwicke threw out some valuable Mlle as le the Important results which might accrue Arm the -trim ef the principle upon which the society I. handed le sweater with the present universal demand for NOW beam He believed that if there was thus ionised a sera of marine militia, and the men forming it went to the gersuatent, and offered an effectual and inexpensive resign ter national defence, the govern ment would gladly reoperate with than, and by es doing the moss, as wall as the merchants, would be bmirfitted. For his part, be would willingly sendthatly treat, in times of war, the omrerad of moil toads to their Neereheat saptains. In oar early history sash service wee rendered at times from mmeheats, and why not nowt Nay snit mere might they 00 so now that the merchant service hal become so ea- tended He hoped the time would come 'lea the society might hook book sad think that they had been the means of reaiseise such aerie° to their sentry. The list of sub sedgenen, width Winded lot galena hem the Queen, 100 =hem the Ism ladleper,l9 guineas from the Hoer, God If plisses from the noble chairman of the evadae, assuated in all to 6171., being 2001. more Let year. Nonfinite AND Bou us vuz CONNECTING RAlL wcy.—Yeeterday, the claim of Hears. Milne and Carr for 4,0001. far isles, In connexion with this Calumny, was pro ceeds/lira an the empantion of the official manager, when ea item of MR pelt ler what is termed " project money," ane wm rassupt weal other Items to be objected to, d ie. BAILYVAY49. THIS DAY. Two The share market i s c h arac t er i se d b y much ani mation to-day, and a large business has been done at greatly advanced prime. The description moat in favour are Caledonians, Aberdeen, Eastern Conn ' ties, Lancashire. and Yorkshires, Great Northerns, Midlands, and Oxford and Worcester., in all of which an extraordinary advance baa taken place, but all other lines participate in the upward movement. The French share market, on the contrary, is more quiet, and the late rise is scarcely maintained. MAW AID ITOCILII ONOUAIANTIJD. Irethe prides yesteraay. lei tads) up to I p.m !Abadan Aisinbrtist 11 14 fi 1: i toe z 191 . 90_ aJrlll-jakeMLladd.l r is 4 MINN Obsiersied !Delesiva Jew . ral k Aber. deo Ma f:th Irmedme Nal air! Dm elm wad drelittt rate De. Illo b i s =7 . • ta4 Wad bit De*, rtd r , liabeih awl largivr . Gli.titillseth re N D :st 'eat Lt. I = 4A ee l f it o Gt.lasthamd Wert. (Ire. them Mum= Works wed Cerllele Do. Mardi Lawrie milf0;1116;• Do. his_ Do WIN *brag than Lase Sietbers . Linke sod = a ßtiglii.s Ow.. • North-Wester, Dm do, t shame Oft Inltas Do. S I 0 sii.jaaa 146 Leaden is eattle-WeMers , t idi D al ale • anA kisitook Illasch„abef„gliseetwa. Do. /lama Lind. Value Do. Bill * Oa Dry Wawa! ils eat Wemera(l, Newmarket !dragon, Art;imay, med _ Newry and kmalakillew Tel 17 fOi 111 Ana Si Se Mien see pi xi 31 ill 17f 17 117 »14 4 1 1 1/ I I 11011 zd a • " l lnii lid till my 17 lie If alli ii ( i lB Ni I sal q 2I 331 41 U 4 6 .1 6 I I N+l 17 141 17i law I s se 1 174 ' M NI 18 2$ = d 41 41 191 1 6 9 , 1 N 11 14 771 84 „ 84, 74 77 " 7 8 i s 0 71 714 die " 8 4 8 4 1 10 17 N „ 9 7 3 VI 117 1171 2 3 3 1 pm „ 4h i " 71 7) Se 6 „ V 1 d 121 113 3 4 1 4 dila 36 31 74 • 3 afar !kortaint Onatleo raiox , Nortb Oritigh . *Aril. Devon Statfordwhire... Yrabtr, SI $0 IS II dio •:u 6 ; m. II; dl. SUA It ZS. If II / !I ITS TORSION N) 'Sanity* sad Malys .. Centro! Frail.* (Vkraon' Not ItAlma . Grist maa Do. .. ILWAN'tt. 13i 13{ 321 4 311'4 34 34 Pl Pi 31 : 3 I Do. (14adwa7) . Do. (Canal) 'Marla nonno 4... Do. dv. New 20 lloaar Lie. 10 Noelliera of t'reeno.„ 11 Ovidone awl beedoeo2 6 ratio tad Lim 20 ;Pole and Rowe .. 20 Irari• awl Ftrasaotre 20 ,lanos and Havre ... 20 Monte( and Alamo ... 17 twos and :r 6a l lleut 171..01eee 41 :i . t i pm 4 41 pia 37 IS 311 Ili 11 111 1 11 3 11) ‘l4 1 l'i i r DEATH Or LIEUT.-COL. NAPLETON, BENGAL ARMY. —Lieut.-Col. Napleton, who commanded the 13th Bengal Infantry, died on the 7th January last. This °Meer had served many years in the East Indies, and died at t7hw• poor, on his way from Delhi down to Calcutta. THE LARCE , Y TEMPERANCE HALL IN THE BING now is about In he erected at Leicester, in the principal tboroughlime. leading from the railway station tattoo centre of the town. my iv 7.04114 WORM . 101 94 NW klbstla Weet.Jabe par pa SO all °abed, Wore, k Woleer. 19 It. 13 femur Central ... 144 1 a et II eee...141 Mldlbad 91 9 a d U 143. New. . I Shrews. It . si 94 9. 91 Do., Oboe 41 44 10 7 dlinwebaryelfwebedobi 9 3 re Utl all bare (N wetery sad Chase, 111 Wm.) 19 13 / all Do. Walesa 6 4 113 Ds. Onesstry lO IS 111 I le • ongski. virus :4 110 II awe Dore —. l3 t o t sew It. 93 raft lbobra 2114 2u4 a d 9. SO South War ... • 304 374 „ 10 lb , osta Tsera.aiumDs AU N 13 Wis. Doeboaallew So 13 ThrollbraDiabberl. _do 00 all W all Wit= 104 T 76 Bt. 13 Dellkliselerlbillawise 174 lb 13 le Do. 493.30a5ir 74 7 414 Se 9 Do.O.N.N.Proars_ 3l ~S e. 60 Jerk air Nair /13/bar fa 4 /34 101 • MI SIM • AT FIXED ILENTAIIi. sumo WO. 111 101 101 • *Orr 111 1191 f 004 Wale sad • • to Omar 114 SI 1104 reiostalsoneril Prowl io Orr Warm 16 SI 14 171 40 Barbproblare. Orme bp loaartS.Wormit 173 !If 64 . aeribla bird 104111Mbelia) 43 47 U Se BrUirsare/befeapleA3L l (brodlo a.lisrarisi. 115 is SS IN (absorber Dor Met (124444toGrestWidir41 3 4p. II SO 0411 11 11 414(LIcelt11/331d It 7 119 U IS u l ed. .l le mbar (410731 1 07.1 344 MI 124 Da dam 01111.) 113 37 10 I 10 Disianto6/17rd 1601 lON 14 14 Lois 3 0 10 Drr4 ll2 4 l M 1 2 41 14 2° " ( le 17 Si II (roil So 39 61 114 SO Dees diUs 14•14 U 13 N. Lawali Prestoslll l l (bob T Loa as&at 44 44 d 1114 II ilare ) 94 91 pea 4 IS 10 ed„ n 124 et. ola l &MIPS 111 1 / 1 1d641m. 134414 4 if 41 DA 114 If IS 94 Is NA UWlrie IA Ws U u Weer Vollm 114.03.5 ea It UssfibelltDar Si 100 IVC2 Orroir (bred bawl Worn) I 10 91 13 PILIIILIZXCIt SRA RIM 611 01 'Atordasa ......„............. If 11 did 61.1 Iv Caladoolao it, ... ... 1111 04 1 d II 13 Motor arid Halstead .. 17 171 0 61 aL Duda% he'll. sod Abe. does Janatice .—. if Si 0 S 1 Se lasuSasilan(D.l4•olp.Ct. n sk q quo...r.Coustlas ow 3 proCt do. D 1 i i ii. ii 41 Ditto do. Ns" ( Ipa 14 10 Do. Ifair 0 per Coat. Woe& Ili /1 SO 30 ZosLUaks,7lLi t t6E4 111 12 0 3 fillabarirb, Madre, 51 per C01t... I 31 1 , 124 Orem dariaira 3 per °WS 14 1 1111 12l 61 Do.Spa.nedrenrabliierlll pm Si Ot.leaWadra(l)lllalitho 71 11 z. 2 16 6 Lworiblretatirka. i 11101 14 I dim a d 01. 100 Do. 4 per Got. atoll ...I 1/0 LI Loadoo,Brliat.. 7 4 &Dow. Con.iporCudaek 17133F.1 Bt. 100 Do. Nos Guar. n per Net 131 12, London &1 1 Vart.(03v.ft, triortoto) 3 par 0wt...1 W I LoadashrtliWastsea Mawr 2 2pa 33 21 Ilaa.liarllliLlas.fsa.Nol 10 II to 10 Do. New £lO .„ ... I 12 It. 500 WWI aider4”..13r.&8.4p.C11 1 11 161 1 limo Ream. 1 1 415 SO 20 Mort ,la ditcatiol... ... II ,0 8 6 Do.thuirroteed 54 pleCt.l 41 34 z d IN. 5 North Witlra ... ... ..I 0 11 II 10 Wont, Vioraester, and: Waiver., ZI3. 6 per 0544 f Id% i $ lllreva.&Wrov.deoCuar.' 10 1 2 4 16 10 IBrewe.lllCheit44(dor.W. Ilia.) $ per dot... ...I 124 I/1 Si 23 &rota Doves . ... 124 1111 a d 17 17 York, Nevareile,& Berw.,l Ot.kioiii of dag.pareb.l 161 .6 17 5 Ditto Istto ... _I Si 4 SS 10 Teek&N„lllo.ll.di.Parah' 11 Ido U , aU l'il . u, 10 1 all ii& iii ~l►~l IN: RT.; 4; DC ISO !!. 1°) I "Ed - a - a F ♦ 4i , S. , I3' I. I _S. MONEY MARKET. TraIDAY ErININO. The Consol market was extremely firm to-day, the abundance of money having a more perceptible effect now that hopes are becoming more generally entertained that the government will shrank from paralysing the commerce of the country by any at tempt at a reversal of our oruccessful free-trade policy. The aspect of French affairs is also considered more satisfactory, the engagement of the nation in public works of magnitude and measures of industrial amelioration, being regarded tie a security against the indulgence of any policy antagonistic to a friendly state of international relations. Con sols were dealt in as high as 981, and left off quoted 98 to 1 for money, and 981 to 1 for the 13th April, being a rise of 4 to 1 per cent. on pesterday's prices. The figures officially marked are : --Osseo's, for money, 98, 981, 981, 98 ; ditto, for ac count, 981, I. No other stock was dealt in. Exchequer Bills were firm at yesterday's range of 83s. to 68s. prem. India Bonds were also unchanged at 735. to 765. prem. In the foreign house the settlement of the account, for which this was pay-day, formed the chief feature of liminess; but a good many other transactions were entered into, and generally prices show a de sidedly upward teadenity. Beams Ayres Bemis were in demand, and marked from 63 to 71. The rapid advance of this stock front 38, at which it stood on Friday last, is of course owing to the intelligence of the overthrow of the Dictator lona Strong hopes are entertained that the re-ar n nt of the affairs of the republic will lead to a se i t i tr e ement of the claims of the foreign creditors so long shamefully neglected, and in a ll quarters it is admitted that the downfall of the dictator is identical with the removal of the chief impediment to the development of the vast trade of the River I Ptah The reduction of the large military force so Iseg maintained, and the increase in the Customs duties consequent upon the stimulus that will pro bably be given to commerce, will, it is anticipated, place the finances of the republic in a much more lavourable position, and afford greater prospect of mown when the bondholders' claims arc next vigo- rowdy reeled upon the attention of the government. The nee, however, would be worthy of mone attention if the market were wider. The amount of stock afloat is so small that the market :may be said to be almost entirely in the hands of two or three persons. Ecuador Bonds were a good deal flatter, notwith standing the decision come to at the meeting yester day to send out a commissioner to treat with the go ' vernment for grsnts of land presumed to contain minerals, the royalty front which is to be appropriated te the payment of the interest on the bonds. A cm !Witte° has been formed to carry out the measure, to defray the expenses of which a subscription of Is. per 1001. stock is stated to be required. Spanish, Dutch, Venezuelan, and Granadan Bonds were all firmer. The list of actual tiausactions is as follows:—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 68, 69, 1; ditto for account, 31st March, 66, 65, 68,67, 71, 69. Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 611, 61 • ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 93, 96. Ecu ador Bonds, 41, t, i• Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849, Coupon, 231 ; ditto, Deferred, 101, 1, Maxima Th ar per Cents., 321, 1, 1. Peruvian Deferred, 56. Russian Five per Cents., 1131. Sar dinian Five per Cents., 92j, 1, 93 ; ditto for account, 9111, 93, 1. Spanish Active., 251 ; ditto Passive, 1441 ditto New Deferred T hre e per Cents., 191, 1, k ; ditto Spanish Committee's Certif. of Coupon not funded, 21 per cent. Venezuela Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 43, 421, 43; ditto for account, 421,43, 421 ; ditto Deferred, 171, L . The Chi li an sinking fund continues in operation. Notice has been issued of the redemption of 63 bonds amounting to 4,5911., of the Three per Cent. loan ; and 114 bonds, repre sent' ng 11,7471. of the Six per Cent. loan. The Floe of these Six per Cent. Bonds is kept down by this operation, as the bonds are drawn by lots, and are payable at par; otherwise, from the small amount of the loan, and the regu larity with which the interest has been * a. the stock might stand at a m uc h figure in the market. The amount sealable for the operations of the sinking fund is increasing every year, so that it will not be hug ere the debt is entirely extinguished, especially it the government, as is probable, should consider it advisable to appropriate further sums to the ir A xie convenion of the French Five per Cent. Rentes has again formed the subject of much con vention to-day. Some parties are disposed to doubt the ability of the President to carry through a pro- Jed which the ministry of Louis Philippe was not , Mierageoue enough to attempt , even when g overn - ' sent credit was Each that the price of the Fives stood 18 or 20 per cent. higher than at prevent : but it is urged on the other hand, that the pre. sent administration wields powers far more weighty that twee enjoyed on former occasions when the opeeliss of conversion was mooted, and thus the opinion here is certainly in favour of the ef the plan ander present:circumstances. It b known that the proceeding s o f th e goo veremet are backed by the influence of some of the = saw leading capitalists whose support is almost certain to carry the measure to a satisfactory conclusion. That such will be the result may also be gathered front the extraordinary advance of 10 per cent. reported es having occurred on the Paris Bourse, where the prim of the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. stock has risen to 1 above par. When it is considered that the saving caused by the reduction of interest amounts to nearly three quarters of a million sterling per annum, it will be seen that the President has the strongest in ducements to employ vigorously the vast means at his disposal. At the same time it is expected that a great.mass of capital will become diverted into new channels, and hence the extraordinary rise in French railway shares, in which there have been most exten sive transactions both here and at Paris. The business in the market fur foreign exchanges to day was not extensive, nor did the rates vary considerably from those of last post. Paris was a shade higher, short being done at 23.33 to 373, and throe months at 23.60 to 33 ; but on several other places, owing to bills being in demand, quotations were in favour of milers. Amsterdam maintained its previous pries of 12.01 to 3, whilst Hamburg, being much inquired for, declined to 13.103 to 3. Frank fort closed at 1213 to 122, although the exchange from the other side was very high. Naples foind many buyers, and was negotiated at 401 to 41. Billion Italy were generally in demand, as were also drafts on Lisbon and other Portuguese places, for which 631 to 3 was paid. On Vienna and Trieste little paper was offered, and a few transactions oc curred at 12.36 to 40 for the former, and 12.40 to 43 for the latter. There is scarcely any business doing in the bullion market, which is quite bare. The arrival of the West Indian and Mexican mail, now overdue, will quickly be followed by that of the other West India packet, so that the supplies shortly to come forward will be unusually large. The Cambria, just arrived at Liverpool from New York, has brought only the trifling amount of 6,000 dole.; a circumstance doubt less owing to the reduced rate now given by the Bank of England for American eagles, and to the absence of any rise in the exchange such as would render shipments from the other side pi ofltable. At Paris a general rise has taken place in the prices of gold specie and bullion. The present quotations of that market are as follows :—Bar gold, 1; to 2 per mile perm Louis d'ors, 4 to 5 per mile prem. ; piecis of 20f. and 40f,, par; bar silver, 9 to 10 per mile prem.; Spanish doubloons, 85f. 30c. to s6r. ; patriot ditto, 834 to 83f. 23e.; English sovereigns, 23f. 30e. to 33e.; Hutch ducats, I If. 63e. to 73e. ; Spanish pillar dollars, 61. 41k. to 43e.; American half eagles, 23f. 90c. to 26f. The exchange on Lon don remains steady tit 26.33. Increased facilthea for the reduction of French measures and money to their equivalent in English ate afforded by a valuable series of calculations now ija a l aug :a Ifl7l 1$ f i 11 1 i 8 le Pk oil 9 L [per sham 171 14 ei 10 11J 10 IS 1211 411 2,1 i iii i I in course of publication by Mr. Effin gham and entitled " Roper' s Tabl es ." The instructions for their use are veryea!iy, an important feature in a pub lication of this description. THIS DAY. Two o'Cz.ocx. In the English stock market to-day, uin the other departments of the house, much confidence prevails, and the tendency of prices is decidedly improving. Consols opened as they left off yesterday. but soon advanced to !PS!, and are now called 9S to I for money and account, being a rise of full = since yesterday. Exchequer Bills rule at 655. to 6Se. premium. Foreign stocks are also rising. Buenos Ayres Bonds have further risen to 77. Dutch Bonds have advanced about 2 per cent., and Peruvian, Equador, and most descriptions of Spanish bonds are also better. Equador Bonds mark 41 to 5; Peruvian De ferred, 5:4 to 57; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 42 to Mexican Bonds are flat, at 32! to I. MINES. TCP.sO•Y EVEXINO. Transactions have taken place to-day in Alfred' Consols, Tremayne, Marilyn, W es t Provident", Old. verton, &c. In the Stock Exchange the settlement of the ac count occupied the attention of the dealers, and, with the exception of colonial gold, there were few trans actions in mining shares. Prices, however, were firm, and the holders of the Australian descriptions derived increased confidence from the highly satisfac tory nature of the accounts received from Sydney, which show that the production of the precious me tal was rapidly augmenting in the various fields as yet laid open. Fuller advice, are looked for with in terest. Colonial gold shares opened this morning at L o lr d e s m a . a , d bil s ! a l u e , ft ea o u ff i 4 o to a l a p a re .e n re i. a Austr good lailetilniala'ileecr•-. Carson, Creek shares came to-day into the official list at the quotation of 1 to prem. Melbourne shares are quoted 1-16 to 3.16 prem.; Victoria, Port Phillip, and Lske Bathurst, par to d prem. ; Quartz Rock, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. THIS DAY. Two in x Mining shares are ra th er neg l ected to-day L in the Stock Exchange, the movement in the other depart ments absorbing attention, but the gold mining shuns are firm, and several of the Californian descriptions show a fractional improvement. Anglo-Califoruians mark 11, ; Colonial Gold, 7-1 G to 9-16 prem. ; Car son's Creek, . 1 to Z prem. St. John del lteys and Australian Copper Smelt ing shares are still rising. • Clodtl4 Elysium No. Mare. Mom. Paid "ea I done yertiEday. tu4s7. 100,000 1 Aosta Fen 1 14 11 pm. si 100,000 10a. %nisi° Callfondan 13,00, 20 Asturian ... .... 30,00 e 20 Australian 3 i i Ito,oes I Australian Freehold . 4 410 10,000 1 Ars Mans all i elf ref s,aoo 30 Mamma Iron and Goal all . ... 100,010 1 British Australian Gold 10,000 35 Brazil. Imp Nan at 31. pm. 244 0,000 30 Do. Gooses and Codas 11,000 20 170. nt. John Inn dep l3 29 1 219,000 I Carron'. Creek. oU 11 11 12000 ... 'biro Copper .......„ 4O , 000tso0 l4 10,000 1 Ens. Sr Australian 03pper 14 4 iis `pm 31 I 30,000 20 General ... 40mm 1 Golden Mountain 11.000 3 Great Polgooth all par 14 14 pm 10,000 II Mezkais It Enuthotalarioan 3 -- 200,000 1 Nommen !Londe 7,000 20 Santiago de Cuba......, lO4 11.0 , 17 10 Fon Croft 43,174 30. MR liaised Meakan ...... 100,400 1 West Mariposa. • all 4Qs par 1. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 1 1 IINCING.LANE.—THIS DAY. svoAOOU bag. o f Mauritius wero offend in public sale ; a part was bought in ; the remainder sold at yester day's prices. 250 hbils. of Porto Rico chiefly sold steadily, at 30s. to 335. lid. Refined without alteration; grocery lumps, 441. to 48s. Corvaz.—There continues a demand for good and fine plantation Ceylon. The result of the great sole in 11/ o ' , nd, which went oft' well, whero all found buyers, has tended to make our market firm. Cocoa.-120 bags Para sold in public sale at 21. Te.a.—The public sales are going off heavfiy, a large portion being bought in. Rtes.-1,200 bags Bengal were off red in public sale, and bought in at full pnces, 10s. t,el. to lls. 300 L.igs Madras sold at Bs. 6d. to Os. B•Leranan.-400 bags refraction 101 sold 255. Gd. to 26, Paresa.-400 begs Batavia w ere offered and partly sold, 3111. to 3id. per lb. COCHIMIAL.-60 bags were offered and bought in at high prime. Corrox.—The market remains inactive. CocHIN GINOMI bought in, 325. to 38s. ; Jamaica Gin ger sold 41s. to 80s. ; Nutmegs sold 2s. to 3s. 7d. ; Mace sold 2s. to 2s. 4d.; Pod Pepper sold 40s. to 665. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The Wheat trade was dull this morning at Monday's rates, both for English and foreign. At the close of the day on Monday the town millers decided upon reducing their top price to 40s. per sack. It hu not, however, led to any increased sale for either English or foreign. Barley sold on much the same terms u before. The receipts of Oats since Monday have been small, which enabled holders to obtain the extreme rates of that day. Beans and Peas sold at former prices. There was very little inquiry for Cloverseed this morn ing, and ay. its value must be consid ere d nom i na ll y t h e same as on Mond muuvALs INTO LONDON FROM 15th MAR. to 17th MAR. CM& Wheat Enalalt. beotch. Farolga. I 690 Barka 1630 I I 600 466 Data 7,0 290 :7,4;2 tortals, who; Malt, 620 qrs. 'BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. I , lc.srs. Pam nden and Smith report that the Eiarket continues arm for all !tops with colour and quality. No altcratiou in prices. TALLOW MARKET. THIS DAY. The market is steady, and prices arc fairly maintained. Town Tallow is quoted 365. nett cash ; Petersburg, Y. C. on the spot, 36e. 641. to 3d.; October to December (1b52), 37a. 9d. to 335. ; on or before the end of March, 365. 3d. COAL MARKET.—THIS I►AY. Eden Main, I.l*. 9d. ; Walls End Riddell, 13.. ; Walls End Haswell, 16s. ; Walls Ea.! Hatton, 15..91. ; Walls End Stewart's, 15s. 9.l.—Ships at market, 256. DAILY WEATHER TABLE, WEDNRSDAT, MARCH 17, 15.52. T►e State of t►e Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday rooming. The stations are arranged tit ordsr of latitude. Muse at ram etreviraWs vow. wi:a /tat! o Wow. licr. Peas .1113 , 1111 , 311 Turmas N.I. N.R. N.R. N.B. N.Y. N.E. Gentle Einem saki Bream. (»arm 'Uwe o nee Prrort *rang Prn.re Untie c-eavl Galt:e artier.. lirs.za (-Aro Gentle Mreese Ciente Breese Bent). Ile , ! Gods Breese Gest le Wye.* Gentle Breese as Gent.e finest Orally :twat N.N.W. Partially Cloudy Overcast urs oust Ovcraost Overcast Overcatet Overcast Overcoat Soul Overawe Overeait Overcoat Overcast Cloudy Overcast °gamut ren7 ?awry i01&111WONS runs. . Aram, SW • tAIOIII,OII 11.1011111 Vaarmvem BISIIIPt man Wulnr _....... ... RN. .W. THIS DAY NooN. on.rn Gi Wind. fetreactO of Wirt. Moto of lb* Weather. E. Gentle Breese. Moir. The returns from the following places did not r^ach this *Moe in time for publication yesterday 1 they therefore hrlicate the state of tke weather os Monday 'morning et sine o'clock. HOLTIIIIAD ".... ...... LOWY, n; ails Nesse 69.6 Grauleßregar N V/ . . Wa d Bream N. Oestle Ikesse N. Cala %SlT'''. n 411111•011311.......... I Bur ........ vwteet OWITC7I4 011“0811 OretC , l4 WWlfy °Meat