The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-12 00:00:00

/~"' ✓1 e NIP W , T7 MIMI. • ll' sair .P.2.lAltZ,{ - Ulf xprt4% LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 12, 1852. No. 1,732.] [THREEPENCE. ~...-------- AeLlberfll AT MA. if ACME PASSENGERS ASSURANCE gril l a pran rat Amoroso yid ray kir Of Amidledal i m ii sir wow . ima ir la the Sem* W the Ter, a Or Timer be orb to Abet ea /hemmer Ice the 'neck se hs. ll or sielles leas *Coo et hews! Wee,. YUAN db. . xe , ..„, red brrod Übe balls of Ho throd Mr. M. ...1, ',wigs pods es et• dhow berm/ Sitalcseg le al .04 wil ss.t es dor wed& Ts sew* Cleo s „ 0 yme, Kan i ort *Ulla Mb Wa ft , To COO OA 41. of Wig towel, fa arum .. t)<t)< GC ip, 0 , yvezt . to .1111 SIN brorre be ..bole NI L. Up. f t.uoo arwrorr., art ....r. arantrst at equally to rose le 'wee% p,..n .„.. ),.:„ ...r., .0 O miler.. whose Ants mouthed Maki Ulna o , s ! ' '''' .l "."ll A Y ; suramaa.. Almak•• M l r •aras f 4 I r a," ara.,er be ir err. lu, Ms trek,. ~. the t '. aquay, 1, llooreeteettest. teeeke. K. O. EALIIII. Ilseeser. !‘ o. _ oil ere is I, r 11.1,e.ty's and Itset laths Compeers sireless. B,:x 0, Ow V. r, um': Kura. noes and ethers, en latest, be le. gr.t taa Kates at Maras rrury proper be res by this Gera". ------ THE HERM° OF THE LIBERAL PARIY. THE GREAT SEA SERPENT CAUGHT AT LAST. RAILWAYS The New York Miaow publishes a long Idler; rid so be wristsa by ass Cbstlas loabury, sasatat at d Wads ably llooriawbaa, giviar aa acossuat of the dis ses souymakla sisas 3 deg. 10 mai. 8., sad= 131 dei. ill Ida W., es the lid' of January. Atlas do oarless smoadeovros osoestod to kill and catch tho morass balbarto dassaod fabulous, the narrative thus pro- THIB DAY. Two o'Ciooa. The Aare market to-day h smd mod desorip- Nlns ere fractionally lowir. The &dine is most observable is Leacashire sad Yorkshires, Mid lands, Nl* MA North Midlands. Great West aad larks aad North eston', the rad aern.tioa ia ether Masks Wog imagaradval W y French shares are oleo rathsrlewer. - mass AND noon tnesmaairivezo. Txu*ZDAT ETINING. __• _ _ The market has been active to-day, and transac tions have taken place in Alfred Consols, Tremayne, Clarreg, West Caradon, Cubert, Cook's Kitchen, Chiverton, South Tamar, Trelawney, and Bedford United. There wan not much business in the gold mining 'hares in the Stock Exchange, but the new schemes met with more business, and Carson Creek were in favour throughout the day at a considerable improve ment, closing to prem.; Ague Fries were heavy, and fell 7s. 6d. ; and Anglo-CaUornians were a shade weaker. Quartz Rock were quoted par to prem. ; Colonial, 9-16 to 11-16 prom.; Lake Bathurst, Mel bourne, Victoria, par to k prem.; Port Philip, I dim. to par. ; Auriferous ore, 1 dis. to par. Great Polgooths were a trifle wane at 11 to 1 prem. For United Mexicans a price was made at 21 to 21. Anglo-Mexican Mint shares mark 23 in the official list. I W . TP to I }AL W M~.l ~~i Ili 111 :I i Lli z d III! a 111 IN !.li *4 A. lin IN .. N ell Ili lle dl• 69 90 a 0 171 17 1106 In Is lids mot i f 4 Si ei rrlIE NEW GRANADA COMPANY. I 70 PrLICATION Mr 1,11A1111 , 3 In %ha. Ompasy es be 10 after 111.11.1)NE741)AY 1711 i limiNEL-11y wan 4 lit Vaud. gEIII7CALTI (II%C'SICT, Peffetarf (peo. we). Tmeamr7 011 c., 17, Sectierebuly, Smell to. 1.35. WORTHY of AITENTION.—Foe a Premium of Do ••y tee d bucht•tew•u• Is•Olto say be TAMIST 1i • imil spot al barer 1V14421110 211:61Nb" at vide. SI prr tlw way be rant& el .b., h we le aositast ele• MP 2, as • us land aro procwir, Ibe es e•me of tome, it On 0201.1 moire Au: • we.' ern empile—Apply la 2. 111111V02. Si. tabertasibtert.e... ILsebensob gfLl).--Qt.lllrl CRUSHING MACHINERY. eIL INPLILL'S WEST MILL*. mulled the Cowell Otast at tbr lir , at Val taus. Three ea‘ll.,, as proved by Wotan Meat Itereriey h a 1.• cwt. away', Californiaooid arta mbar the ty.arts trek to ter at tar rate et TIIKY.II TONS rza HO IL ftwve sluits tined air partab:r, 1,14 beam, ark odo ad pad lbstebta4 brat. FA artier pirtioalars, apply to Lt. car•alall L twa .o as. Negetiry. ALLIStIN and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte M.nu acturyt., e 9 sad ;I. Itestet.tryet. ?moved from ,e,,,,..0re5t and Peas -amyl- I'IANOVORTFAI of thy bev4 meek ...., , t, r s‘l,E. mar, md EXIN , UTA 110 N. teetrrirats boot ev not os 11 Are (W M/ rim. to Inemr) Miff*. redustixt.—Ygooriebacd rtsadonsp by venom swim at b• ;fink MPORTANT to FASHLIES FURNISHING, owl! reonemy with timer. Ed &anktier.— Oh Woe t eloarlreiglag the totiallit plough he Y. kr W 7 IMO nthweel, bhp to fall the attalthe Gl in =tr er IY i nt tare ma giauve Lades. pima ✓iotti Ititt'4llol.D TrIDIMII2,, lIILODUPOoDiCADZITS. Ta W4O &arms optima rem simiheihrei in Do raerve. as be warrtwowl to him Ow Memo wimp.. 11. 0.. peat pima at Cliwww• e▪ ir In•-• —mt. tti ram 21017512. If wed IS. Qom 101611 IaBRIDGIL Oitab dellverid tree within 12 mhos. P KC 11.1 'TI.; BING. Illaa u qoptitios u t.rft made at to the &arability slab Ilha oars Dna. Company have *rare la hawing tottallow Om idlowlor • ree...rd Mai Nr. C. Harker. Narverw to the Duke vf Wp.ko, burs park. MLA M. •lo samwer to roar "'al:rubes napettiair the Gana Rah TOW to Poop eletti.a., I Aso that the water has not Mwi 1k Iw lr •Itionigh 1. sill vat lead thiouah to two sears; tea helosioplid „rm.!. bun oust of betas cheaper than Lad. WIWI eager .01.. m .00 perky.% ph. • l'oora. &c.. C. llairalla. • N The Cosapanrolllwarated Circular.. contalahall bowootior p:unt. re for Wring rubor, lining taaks. lla., wills imwowlot ow of 'Kew of throe pr.taie stomps. Tie GT TTA COWPDX'', PATENTEES, Ik, 'MUM Book LITT-WOOD, LOYILION. To LADIEB.—ROWLAND LALYDOB, Au ers europleaka.—lt Y dblidedidbad tar Ms agaaNday t and -üblog d <u oa obi Glob sill% by lb alba M 1 pone sad agnate aarelleey look b =pub all fumble too tb mats.., allays owaiy aimless; Is billmbibb sol olte may Mankato all Mu" ybabildp gob, • 44,41.1, Mali mbar mamas willomtlism It tt du to Ur oho* sal tho albos Ildbry WY& It bloom btv Made owl on" maw adlopmobb to otory WAIL On- Loom Ayr dhaving, Sol It dig all loblatloo belosies al b 4.14, NA mar Ilk arslt. Ind otot Itsuro ohrsbor Lydon' be gala Tr oasis lbqy liaipdst •MO aa tM 'amid d top swabs ebb* sod •• d. aitelowl ri Falb 011bs. * NO iomproottoa. Ur poonnooll dm= a ~ib bade. Prop KM. mid by Ibro. sad by Cbalapdad harem NEW ricnoms. THE SCHOOL for FATHERS; Aa Old Embe Busy. la I voL (ALA ready.) U. TBE LILY at BT. r•rva; • 1••••••• .1 Old Loaded. By the what at "t rentidda." In 3 . voi. (*oily Toady.) In. LEN% . 17IE FILM WOMAN. By the arbor et Ylairs Cope," W. la 3 vols. (New may ) Lofts : Smith, Odic. 104 Co, 63.0ankill. Oa Leda, wit, prim U ap was !Led.. se • pedua look Id., RUFF'S GUIDE to dm TURF ; or, Pocket sidge_CUlrdsa Or 199. G.nle••• —A tippler Clilisior d lie awe Is 1141-714 . 1, sal ft lke God 11113—Coloal 14 sof the Lien-L... of Raelft—Liallis of 091.999-9 1 9 bass of the Omit etrn Lkst. of .II Ole Timbal. mid *At _rid et the I.ca" watt thew beat Illsalsoly 11619. COND-Osr Cup, art q. Leger - Asel a mil. SEIM Illainraics am aft .1 ..a, the I art 111 Gent Nod LAwl.4 . R. Mammas. WWI gam 191, Iligest. SOCIETY or Aters.—Ms. LEtcarroC oil COLOUR Pluntina.—The subject of last evening** Weise WO the norsoily interesting art of printing in oelseme. The shalt we occupied by Mr. Wey[all. There wee • erewded atteadamm. Mr. Leighton, after bespeaking the iedidgeace of she audience, on the ground that he treenail ggehro woo letterer, but merely an artist, petalled waft Minh. too shah engraving shrived from thin an, by beim esibled to present nature in its real oakum Wind or Mating it to mere block and white. Colonr-grg=. be Atoned, co ed, was nut modern as was generally ea ;it WV almost coeval with the art of printing itself, and One ria-ted specinteas of illemisated peahen as Nudist as 1467, aisety four endures ago. After &writes, the mar eptrod • of the easliest artists, which was at list noised thiannosesro elate, la imitation of the Italian piston, Mr. L 'Nerved that the earliest speediness of the an win pemieeed ie this coentry la 1727, bot were ars ondood to thannesewo. J. 13. Jackman, Skip, lei anon in the lag ening had improved the art, their mast gess rally beim that of " cm copper-plate siersdnes by • neon.. of t w Moats. One artist bed pridesed a heasufel piece called Mercy," la whisk Owe wore so in than 2a Friona's. Cawing down to saw dip, Ma ro tator referred to Mr. Battle's tabors. sole, he sbeemek had earned the art beyond any of his prides s ines. Neagh his later wovks did not bear that elaborate Babb poisoned by has earlier OW In some of Ids works as many as 90 en , oirs were employed. Batter sometimes rearmed the ordinary prone., by priating from the engraving after the odours were impressed. Reynolds, Oregory, and One id ectopinetion with Mr. Camden, towhees enthusiastic peewit the art owed much, had preilemel ogee beautiful in a mason different frees Baiter, or =s t. Many of 'heir works had been a ID the dossionea of reatenals. Mr. Leighton than referred to bit yes pea eft,. He had felt that all preen ding works MIN dallestive ui showing too much the mode of their orodanna. To remedy this the method had been meted to of proinday a due balsam of colour by printing several upon nob olbse. The, had also sought to divest their works of an a t ab. aial appearance by introducing what in artists' was called" accident," but which was really in so is to imitate the freedom of nature. After describing the materiak tioPloYed, both on wood sod stone, the lecte rn introduced vomit workmen, who, with the aid of two colour printing presses, gratified the audience by a preen twat dleatration of the proems. The method of traasterriug imprison:ma from paper to stone was also exhibited. At the el'ae the thanks of the ouciety were voted to the lecturer. Ell'ErTil Of Simi an.—Yeeterday, an inquest was hell by Mr. lietlionl, at the Steodard Tavern, Vauxhall hPdriesened, on the body of John Cloth, aged 49, who de stroyed him...lf with prumie acid.—Elisabeth Maud stated that she resided with the deceased, who was a hair dresser st S. Eaton-lane north, Pantie°. Ile war in arrears for at, which preyed much on his mind ; and when he went had ns Sunday night, he observed that it depended noun whit hie 'mo oe d said whether he ever got u again. The sett teeming he seat for Mr. Anton, the laaalad, who tame and saw him in bed ; and when he left, the sea sew him Co to the shop and take a bottle of essential oil of almonds, which was used for scenting poesatene. and 'Son he returning home about half an hour afterwards Ntrul him deal in the hed and the bottle by the aide of ho head.—Mr. Anton, the landlord, said when he went to Use deemed, he ejaculated "I hope you will forgive are I have loot y our money i n ma ki ng heta." Re said "If he bad not done that, but if he had, to pay bin tibia he meld. Ile went away, and the deceased seat ter bin • mimed time ; but he did not go, as he supposed at was only !other excuse about the rant.—Vera , "Temporary 41,faitr" CITY HRt WJI Sour ITCITENS.—W• amimbrid that Nerve. Barclay, Bevan, and Co. have weetilhuled the Nal of 2.5/. toward 4 than iastitstioss; and it le expected 'hat tinge benevolent ens* will be followed by the other (..ty banking eatahliabasnls. METZOPOLITAN RAILWAYS JCSCTIOX.—Yestem daL befero Muter Reeelybewf, &Met faewelmere of the P^Thnonal awl swim imailelee ewe pima ea Ur Net of fot and • t the ant nee*. Vet Ms Or Ni. MOW MON. will be NoWskied. mon Ur Dory tess.; Yesterday the new contest really began; the scene Chatham-oam, Pimlico ; and the time, one o'clock. The old leader of the whip then and there had with him more than a hundred of the 241.P.'s who have been accustomed to rally round him on those occasion which,—in our parliamentary system,—give the tone and decision to a great question and confirm a par liamentary leader in his position. Yesterday , Lord lOUs RUSSELL met the representatives of liberal views as an old chieftain in old days might have mustered his friends after a battle that had been lost. Worsted in a contest which ho did not deserve to win-defeated because the counsel of friends and the taunts of foes were alike unable to give the whig champion a trite view of his own position, and were unable to keep him in a right line of action—he met yesterday a host, who,-some from mere clanship, some from old affection, some from belief in his good desires for the future, and some became they thought him the best instrument for the nonce to help forward the work on hand,—were likely to act again together. There was doubtless " a seene." The more blunt and unappreciatiog,—the most simple.viewing,— heedless of the CE4IIOO of being thought Hare plots. blurted out awkward questions. They would fain know what bird lons Russet'. would do if again in dike. Simple souls! It was quite natural to ask, and quite rational also,—and just what would doubtless be done under similar circumstances in America. But in constitutional monarchies things are differently ordered. Lord Jour Russell., with true ministerial haziness, desired to indicate his general views without that particularization which is so acceptable and pleasant to ordinary minds. One point, however, he does seem to have been clear upon. Ile will, in all probability, intimate to-night to the House of Commons his desire to postpoue the con sideration of his reform bill for three months—thus virtually withdrawing it—but (what was thought much more important) he intimated yesterday that should another government be formed of which he might be a member, ho thought he might bring forward an improved measure of parliamentary re form! So Lord JOHN himself is on the way to further conversion. He secs, when in opposi tion, the errors of the plan which, as a minister, he proposed • and, if we may rely on the promises thus virtually given, there may, on some day here after, be inaugurated a Ittissem. plan of more real reform this the one we have recently had to dissect sail . :b e tet from this representative question—this will rise up on all such occasions until ribil zet treabled spirit is laid finally to rest by the advent of judge to the people—the gathering of yester day seem to have been eminently satigactory. L v e a s beily mem to have felt the force of the as regarded the question of free-trade. Oeemaireial pewees wee at stake ; political reap tioo was threatened ; the policy that has emptied the weakliness whilst it filled the pockets and the stoma of the working people of this nation was in danger. The landlords having the reins, want to drive the four-in-hand of the state according to their own boa" regardless alike of team, turnpikes, Ifif =lf the upset the old a ff air, what them? E lll a but &joie. They may raise rents and they nest' pat down the shopkeepers. They may damage trade, or even induce stagnation of industrial effort amid a plethora of pauperism. What then? Ti have their tens, and twenties, and fifties, aye,a l n e i hundreds of thousands a year out of the land of this country which they monopolise under the primogeniture law, and what care they if trade languishes and employment fails? They don't work daily for their daily bread ; or rely on the as tivity of their own efforts or the wisdom of their personal views or the value of their personal exer tions. What need they care ? And these dangers ahead from the Tories made the Members of Parlia . ment very unanimous on the one main point. The dainty I whig who advocates tree-trade because Lord Join and " the party go that length ;" the radical who votes of course for making the people comfortable with plenty of cheap food; the active supper . er of the manufacturing industry that enables England to hold her own amongst the nations; and the philoso phical friend of who knows that by freedom of action that come upperroost,which nature meant should be there—all these were agreed. All saw the need for union ; all felt the necessity for decided action ; all were ready to " fall in," when the word came for testing the great question of commercial freedom by a vote of the House of Commons. Lord JOHN HMI- S= intimated distinctly that he had consulted the mere influential Peelites, including Sir JAMES 014111•11 and others, who had declared their readiness to se-operate with the &winders. And with these understandings, and this renal agreement of sea -1 tient, the plan of the awn( csmpiugn seemed to I shadsw itself forth. To-sight the anticipated motion met not be looked for. Kr. VILLIERS must restrain his impatiens, till Monday, by which time the new COMELLOIII et the Examen may be expected to wispy hiegiseehtdoe House. Thenthequestion of free tradesmen/1w sad replies will be demended to lead ing enquiries. Mr. Dues= must :vide shoot corn, and Sir JOHN PAILNOTON about sugar. The occasion will admit of no delay. The explanations must be clear and complete. Neither the wit of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, nor the dullness of the SECRCTART for the Commies, will stand them in need. They mist speak out. if they avow, as they are expected to do, the re-ao denary th eory of anti•frce-trade, sad a tax on bread, they a definite motion will at ones be prepared that sod lead to a vote adverse to the sad sempellieg an immediate dissh d finia -1 meat. If they abeeld try to sludge sod errl sad lea" awl drive to blink the open and mealy avowal d the visas they intend to act upon p—ead V they thee Wray theft desire to use the mess of saes as See as imwdble and u far ea may be, kewesidng up a new paelleseat that shall aid their mattimery eahemes—thea the liberals may beEted to *my their =the and combined weight the ems= fse—iffehably 230 Tories in a *WNW mem bees—and will be prepared to vote the supplies for Wes months only ;—thus using the ementstional means pointed est by us when this quid= lint arose, he impelling . an immediate recourse to that tribunal by whie it is avowed the result nest be finally tweed. • The emetitneesies, it is sfeksurledged, most amide ea the he.. Dow jobbed. The people swat declare whether they will have Cheap Breed or Dear Bread, abundance or scarcity, employment or Oman. And yeetmday's meeting at Lord JOHN Ittisames settled that the opportuuity for that decieisa Mall quickly be given. A dissolution of sent sous eseur. The meeting of 'rester the parliametary standard; the muster wee Snag, sad the aespeige has began. Whether the ens eat be loaf sad heavy, atr whether severe and shirt is yet to be seen, bat the lad remit ae aM can doubt who has faith in the strength et truth and hope far the triumph of a good cause. A FIHIALIJI SHIP CAPTAIN.—Amongst the fleet lately wiail.bleasd in lembseh, set the kutt, but, perhaps, tits ,sets, weeder was the gad uld brig Cloets. at =eieblah, fee mare dos twenty years, has gra by as hotel awl eseasfingly clever young loth Min Mols7 Mills,, daughter it lb. Ist. W. lag" Wpm/sr and weal amid of that town. H. was esammed with seversi ,snub, left in the American aid searlas i t i ade. Mks Barb Woe she went to sea, aced as • hathwed" be bd. SIAM j awl min how the eyries may eras hdreed, lase rematle sad Mir serreas impelled bet to ge as sea herself. Her father bee caprice, aad gave her the command of ohs assimetigh she holds re the present day, and she hr weelkeeeil tlte reran of tie deep when many coup mails el the Mhsr en have bra driven to pieors ea the realm The Crates is well known in the ports of Bel- fast, Dublin, Cork, feepow Poet A Jolts n Tax Paznisa.—With all his fanits, Lard Derby lore • jehie, Sad set eattequently indulges in me se the engem el Me elm Meade. It is reported that a Mead arsine W brads* the ether day, spade the owl :cMem lila health and his abistry. "I am quite 814 .4 1 , 11 , !ezt k h:t n r y. lisibbes also an as well m Mike we Were at week he gradually rose to the su bset eml armed him lasted what I took to be pieces of his Imp. which we had eat with sew hams. To make our week ware we emothiasid to haws, Nee* seeking for his Wh when he drew himself up and we palled away, and the uMsewd the tserille dying steugghe at the rooster. Mess et the row who witareerdrt weenie SNOW will ever hrpt the endwise* et dr body weep wAill se Ugh.. oho. resins like ths revering el desellilli erseemme bilk wheels. The ten sad bead west rerieneny ap pear is She merging Weedy her e sad a sand was heard, se deed, se esserthly, mai eepeeedni of scam army, that • shill of brine ran thew* ear ries. The essivelsive eater breed tee or Mesa views, what they audibly the heed was Early rersL ink o d e —it ho ba llvbe sisa body tier tortilla cheers b i l i o d ka l" t i ltaawassly from my threats. Our prey wu deed. Luckily he elated baspeatly,and we took lha a and while delta se he Mind ever, lying belly up kk ery eye beamed with isp es we bawl at hi. over the rail, sad the crew atria - and I joined them. We now held a osaseitatisa es le whet we should de, sad I had requeted en heeds to Offrf their opiakess. After • sheet talk all of • Mt ceavissed that it would ho imps- NUM te ptldea Me pert, eel thee we esseleded try ad aro his Olds, head, red heats, if porsible. Ia the int pros I regorged • ardour, who mild draw to brashly, to take a sketch of Ma as he lay, and this mate to terms him. It was wow quite calm, sad we could work to edrotags. As lus peeparing • minute deszatha of the repast, I will nerdy gins yes • few general ts. It was a web, the Worth illff het 7 icches ; 19 1 huh nerd the seek. Id bet 6 lathes around the shoulders ; sad the Leger part et the body, which appeared some what dlsesedsd, 49 Net 4 imam The bead was long and with ridges ; the brie el the lower jaw separate • the term bed its end like the heed of a heart. The tail ran needy tea perk on the and of white was s Sat fine earn , leg& The leek was black, terming brews ea the sides ; them sad cm the metre Otis belly • narrow white Amok two-thirds of its Isegth. There wee* ere restored ore its body dark spots. On eze•slig the ski, we Mod to ear supra that the body was mrsalesi with blabber like that et the whale, but it wee eddy MY inches thisk. The oil was eleer as water, and bussed surly as fast se spirits of terpeatim We cut the make up, but found peat dieculty, mad had to " lease" Yr; the body would net roll, and the blubber was so very shish that whoa mweesbed 20 feet by the blocks it woald, whoa eat re, shrink to Ave er six feet. We took in the heed, • frightful object, soli re endeavouring to pre serve it with alt. W. have saved all the boar whisk the masa are net ere cleaning yet. fa witting epee the argent we bend pier of squid and a lame blest Ike, the ash el whisk tress the bear. Ow of doe repeat l 's hurt was *t i t baser than the ear. I sheer have observed that there were ninety-her teeth in the jaws, very sharp, all paiethos berkwerd and as large as ene's thumb it the gem, hut deeply wadi Maly set. We fund it had two spout boles or swedes, so it mast breathe like a whale; it also had four swimming paws, or itaitatioas of paws, for they were like hard, rose flesh. The joints of the bark were loose, and it seemed as if, wham it was mrstraiss, that it reeved two ribmad &joint at a tire. abler Is hot. TM reseekor earenteet of the serpent err It wee deed redo the heis leek as if it war encircled by leuggindlng 1 We wan awls three days la getting Cho hems 13Z they re new 'reds ekes, and are very pewee eel dark Mired. _ _ Ilibsort I meg sethisi to in liquor aeons ash, ars. but the boa. it it cool, to emit aa ellassive odour i but I la ea arm the coast now that I shall bold on as it ea ig It, Wise it is likely to breed a distemper. Every man slip participates in my anxiety. If Mr. Beabury's narrative be not a sheer invention, and there is a Defoe-like particularity in the description of the event which is calculated to dispel all doubt on the ques tion there is an end at last to the great sea serpent. Every Yankee penny-a-liner will doubtless bewail the lose of a friend whom they bad " often tried and found want-I ins ;" and it is sincerely to be hoped that be may be allowed fa the future to rest in peace. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. kw Arms,. PALM Kum 11. roe Mooo7. 09111111 11101st. Lonna'. Skeins. pee Ora & 3 per Oasis 1 per Omni. See Lona ... . epee Outs. 44 per Oats as Leedom at idebt. 33 224 0, 7°4 11 Ilets, FA SP=lll4o 1011 Korey 41 Maas Lou 91 ... I 1544" "lb no. . 92 .„ Piedmont OµQ. Ol 70... Treasury Bade Do. 5, 1131 PARIS MAL 11.-Bt. Germain, 690; Versailles Telt bask), ; ditto Deft use), 210; Paris and Orleass, 170; Paris and noun. ; lows and HMV. 213 10; Ilaresillse sad Avigeon. 143; Paubssrg and Baia, 11613; Camay 1/el3; Dew Inane sad Amiens. —; Orleans sod Widow; 470 111; Norther; eis rs; Parts sad Otrulsoari. 311 23; Partsaid 4 4111 4 as ; Tolle sad Panto, 317 SO; Montrose and Troyes, 150 13, Dieppe sad hemp, 140 ; Dordsunt and tote. 110. MADRID, MARCH 6.—Three per Cents., 381; after Bolas, 381 c. New Three per Cents., 10 p. ; after Boles, 19 p. ; 18 15-16 c. Coupons, 91; after Use, 91. Passives, 51; after Bolas, 31. Bank of St. Ferdi- 1 nand 1021. Exchange on London, 50.85. VIENNA, MARCH 10.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 93 5-16 ; New Loan (Series A), 931; ditto (B), 106 ; Four-and-a-Half per Cents. ditto, 84 11-18. Bank Shares 1,243. Exchange on London, 12.26. BERLIN, MARCH 10.—Voluntary Loan,lo2l; ditto, l Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1830), 102 • ditto (1832),1011; National Debt, 891; Bank Shares, 100. LOCAL SRAM' MARILBT& LIVIZPOOL. MAWR 11.-011/ share market has bees slain e n geed toady, gad as wienges se aims& se 10e. per La Whew gime eg aural Meeks. There was lees se tivity at the lees, bet the ingeswisa sew is that the ..beeen'• 111111111•1 has in Ihe wrong be:" at the saMieganah The following am lb, trearma to-day 17aleakesies. 17 13-16 9-16—Ditto (prolliregse &wee), B i—D itto ( ( weneek guaresteed), 14i —Taft Lenamitine 18 —Oreat Northern, 191—Lassashire gad Toulathim _7O4 —Ditto (fifth obare•), 61 7.16 cl.— Lowden awl Math esters, 117 141—Ditto (new shares), ?!p..--Mandisster, flheMeld, sad Lincoln 311—Ditto wow prellarewee), 11-16 p.—Midland, 581 0 1—North aim& (gunionteed b London and Northastern and Ismeolitioe sad T ), 174—St. Helen's Railway and Omni 6 per cent. and M— assa it= =roll y ork sad North Midland, TiL a Dwielt abaskla, 4 3-16 d. Ilitatot 11.—There was a bat market at the ege==prities dame weaker, bat then was a larger banktinsig tint ahernoon than at the opening. Leeds, 701 —Caledonians, 1711—Ditto (preference), -Tuft libea lg ma asest res, 16 7.16 I—Edinburgh1—Edinburgh and oWww, 311—North British, Isailtiforire and Meer Des (5L paid), If d.—Northern Omaha Union, 31 d. Bing INONAW, MARCH 11.—There hes been scereely any bminew doing here to-day, and prices were much the wine ea yesterday. The principal quotations were—London sad North Western, 1161, 117; Midland, 561. ; Shrews* bury and Birmingham A, .61, 61; ditto B, 41, 41; South 6:affords, 11, 11 dis. Exnretrion or 1851.—The following extract of • letter forwarded to the Executive Committee of the late Eabibition, from the Secretary of the Local Committee at Bramwell, shows the satisfactory malts of the undertaking M that totality :—" It gives me great pleasure to assure yes end your colleagues, under whose instructions I have Med, thst as relates to the exhibitors from this neighbour hood, the Great Exhibition has more than easwered all the expectations we could hays hoped from it. Most of the articles exhibited have boon sold, sad the diedw for Inlaid marble tables furnished by his Royal Big Priam Albert, and executed by Mr. Woodruff of titillate has given a new impulse to taste, which promises the best re sults. If a similar exhibition were to take pines next year, I should have no fear of our native artists competing suc cessfully with the best woe ha of this description executed at Florence —I am, sir, your obedient servant, iM(1111 Bottum" — B — eillV °LENT INSTITUTION FOR JOUNginin TA 11.0111.—Yeeterday, the annual dinner is oiler Yr Sleds of this inset esehil institution mak glees at the Lesion To yota. Duties the emits leseeeeer road the Ilea emelt script's.% readied the groityrng Wel el wee= To two features in the list - his *hied le eon attaatioa. Oso was, that Mr. Cleaderkk the asereolor, bowleg bees eogioyed to pave the geedele et the build ing, bed greassesb esattibutod the while of gb hie bane the heeds ; Sd *s dher was. thee the basking hens et Sir Claude /M es& 0.. bad habilestly allowed dm to over draw their eeseue4 st that they did eel ~Ma this ass mart iriatatios of pousdo, *Moue, awl pewee, but ewe of public duty and psi*. elutitr. Those amsommiments of the y o r i oLt ai li treasurer were received with loud sod en* MOSS Mr J se =ILIAML ... .. B illia uma AM islisthas... ANAlDmi ies tairammit Aber lOW &AIM (LUCA if AD) Ills. VII L ilej : ::: Ombra CourAlas_ Oman OMAN Claw A.... . Oita IL U. IL) .. .. o . Ikkalass p . awl Clisa i disteklear . Is& 11 :1 1. 1141.(1».) mod Caride IMMIPk° sma Do. Ds. Ilan Waft Oaks Lob Xmas= Leman ail Okinrall =is a rlt a su as. sst ). -, . . IL( Ds.Bl46,lLead C, Larks & eauti&Wisters aLlesetrli. te d =lllaaL Vales _ . "' D. KillespaCkist Wertere(l) Nemo Mt Banked% AM;gavisay, ll l =seitWide* .. Do. 1iew41111.... ". Partaken turtims Nor* Dims... Nord' Mr* Wolof . . Was., & Walvis De. New. Wove. a itr:;:, Do. Osimelri .. =Din UNes'i 114 ai itTirl47rl - 1 - C — mh — niTie Willman& plossay Wiqurilard awl !Mons". I Dti. I Do.O.W.l.Parekase Tark sad Illarlk WSW LaTß_ Lama!) 47 • I DIM eh NIA! Do. Wm par Ow. MP sor. a aaj e teetart Dodos. SCpir - ant aro nerehrie• woe 10402(1311 tirelblrais. 1 1 1• 11 .•MilabiALC 100 IDG.llWOmer.firstax uM aN:yist.(om p7r . deit.7.l LialemkailTrilis *env 111LailAs - ks7Z:11•1 - 1 Do. NM _ DINo Prd!sm, Nara De.Ounsisid 4 per Ct. Wamber. lad Weivor. &Wiper Owl aewa.llien.lki•Osar. Illinealabsolie(ller.W. NIL) II pc Oat— ... T 1111Za tb vieslyi Rem.. of itg.perelk. v„wameasia.maii;„....r. 101111021 hU rWiV Anises ... are (Unica) OW n . Ir oi — s - gamrr De Dewlamosjj. mem De. s New ... sad Lamp is of Inans... Ikardeass *4 - iiaii -- •: fl II 4 di .4 1 11 21 1 um IT " tir 1071 z d 1 II 7 71 Ms II 1 HI bl in IQ 14 lei ni 1 01 —. wi wi Dius aaa s 4111. (lasiod •• 91.0 Sli NV " 1/: 8" 1/4 Ballasboaddrir lia lanisa llell l ai w Wll"" Num nsi.d all";6l 7 M 10 . lord U SS loOtherioa hudia 1 Roodkoalsoltestiste Itioni to CIL Illailises) , 111 14 , a Don Pm* (lorsisoCitoottrators, OS IS oilladby(l.Torldallla2l : 4 : 4 BO= 1 4 4 4 1 A :: 80 to Loodeinnileadtledlowl 114 US ori Goosonolob (l larks osold WIWI lloobro 10 20 DUN hohnoss (ito) 10 SO I.oullsalhor.4lmOnt (krosiSo llorlolk) I• II IlaremolabolorsepooCt (bud So IA SS DUO 0111, Stow SS SS hvittioStW IL boo 1111. Lar N iTert 114 11 Olt* Mt: ditto) 10 MI Mod. ma (itroles U. 84 boom ouniloSit(Sw: to Ong lloolltro IfSt Do.llll2Mo.(ditto IS et liiiire (Wad wIir.NOWL SS 11 M W./ to toll=l. 4 m Om M. ISO Mlle f Sononst (loard to Groot Wattle.. Oilmenlea LN Owe awl a MO. aid AM ~i~.~..:. ~.~. Itiri. .r,w.±.vs Oiri tri Mem. .. 17 aid Nola u Welt ...‘ Tax Mumma MLR Ausaux—Nola Lm yet umpired to bake lavapiirm ot Davis% gamo keeper at Oarthowhe is ti lmi allise. Two mea, moot 4Toha MON' and Davit an icaupi- Asa I and attar a round Ship wan s =lBllain lbe Dem of Bt. Aaaph, B. W. Wynne, 184. nag iii Tooke, Bog. The lavoolleadon woo *lady *a" atter the otaminolion wilnoppio pima= ware Me dway& sedans leavinshoon alsomod imlielPe thew la the fatal morellos. Govaranam6 haw masa a re word et lOU and a hooyarten he I.Asnll.s Mai win hod to the conviction if the otardamwo mita bee boon eihrod by B. W. Wynne, lin., Oarlhowln, to 147 pie* *Moe who tit 486 astaally wash Wiliam No. Share. Nam Paid prises dame yesterday. today, 100,000 1 Aims hie 1 If Ipm. 100,000 10e. AN Calllondoe 13,000 IS detesies ......... IS . . 10,000 19 100,00 C 1 Fresimold I " ~uOO all a Pas 5,000 SS Ilea sad Coal 2,009 .. Odom Seely —.— • • 100,049 dmlulles . 211 i is 10,000 U Immilmat U. pm. 144 0,000 N DM ClNNSamlCulabs 11,1100 10 DM 111. &WON Re; 11,001 ... 06bie Copps .... 10,009 S End. St AmMallaa Coppr. 14 i its par 11 110,000 20 General 1 °oldenls, 11.00011.000 pa r Great Mess* MI 16 16 pm 46 10,1100 10 IMNsmailkellarmielam 9 110,000 Nouveau Nude all I'm I 7,400 SO lardiega de Cele lO6 6,000 10 11a 0001 47,174 IS. ISt UMW Slalom 100,400 1 Wert Native' all 1 dla par Si so f ri Ll l tue i '' ° 0 $4 SLAM 41 11L1100 1.6 1: 54 ik Si is n n sii St.i ii U 119 U • U. Se • lu ulis ill si ell e 1 10 I. MI 16 ill SS St 1004 •ol3+ I I I Ic 1 10 N fe DO Se IS I IS Is I S. 10 I t 10 10 I 1 ui Pil :i x . il 'l7 gi I 4 41 is} IS Y Mil Ig 4I 4i X 6l ~ 14 If 11:1 66 74 77 M 70f 70f *Bs g IS IS 7 IS 1111 p if i z I I " S I SI 3 N 6 2$ SO TI If Is 41 411* IS IS 24 12 11 Sls 72 dis I 7 As SI Se die Par II i3i 1 Is 1 q • t 6 4 4 4 3 dis 13 14 3 4 I 1N 101 44 $ dls 14 les 4 I 4k. par 114 171 i or so so 21 la 25 a le if WI ft 11i U, 411 47 I M " ;tol' A ''` ii 74 44 17 Wit lea Wlfi U 4 If 17 AO 111 s 4 N 46 $4 le Pa 311 U :I :I " . II 1I 1 SD XI 94 $3 7 7 7 filis . si . 17 17 le pa 14 Pi 11 IS I "q 7, •- I, dis s pa I 11 pa 3 Ms 14 19 l e I 4as IS 104 14 114 14 14 :I 1 ISO z A fl 'a:. .WATa In the Stock Exchange a few transactions took place in Alfred Consols at ISt; Cook's Kitchen, at 41; Clive, at W. 13s. 9d.; Cubert, at 2; and Tin to:it, at 101.25. 6d. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The sold mining share market to-day is very flat, and pnces are in most oases quoted lower. Nouveau Mondes are only I to i prem. ; Carson's Creek, I to i prem. Of Great Polgoth shares there are sellers at 1 pm. MONEY MARKET. THURSDAY EVENING. The Consol account was brought to a satisfactory liquidation to-day, and more disposition was shown to operate for the new account of the 13th April, for which transactions were entered into as high as 074. Later in the day the market was rather weaker, and the last price was 97a to I both for money and account, the " continuation " having passed off. This quotation, however, is still nearly 4 in advance et yesterday. The transfer books of the Three per %Sta. Reduced, Bank Stock, Long Annuities, &inlai d= for terms of years, and South Sea Annuities, were shut to-day for the dividend, and those of the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. will close to-morrow, the whole re-opening on the 15th April, so that for some weeks Consols will be the only stock open for business. There has not, however, Bien any per ceptible increase of movement in the stocks about to close, as is usually noticed at this period, a circum stance no doubt owing to the present high range of prices, and the aspect of political affairs. The Three and-a-Quarter per Cents. were dealt in to-day within 4th of par. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols 97i, ii i; e_ t n tto for account, 13th April, 973, 4, t, ; New d-a-Quarter per Cent., 994, }, I; Annui ties of 30 years, expiring 1859, 64; Wis. Stock, 261; Bank Stock, 220. The weekly board meeting at the Bank, to-day, was again regarded with some degree of Interest by L , who have been induced to " hold on" in hope t hat the rapid accumulation of resources may drive the directors to make a reduction in the discount rate, but no announuement , of any change was made, nor, as already intimated by us, was aly such generally expected. The market for the unfunded securities was quid at former rates. Exchequer Bills were dealt in to a small extent at GU. to 6.35. prem.; and India Bonds at 725. to 765. prem. In the foreign bond department the transactions were not numerous, and with the exception of a rally in Oranadan, prices were scarcely altered. Mexican Bonds were steady at 321 to ; and Sardinian Five per Cents., at 90 to 1. Neither Peruvian nor the Spanish Comnsiftees coupon certificates have maintained the rise which took place last week. Actual business =l.areas follows :—Brazilian Old Five pie Small Bond., 99. Belgian Four-and-a-Half manta., 921, 911. Chili= 6. Six per Cents., 10 Five per Cents., 1021 ex div. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 921,1, 93, 921. Ecuador Bonds, 6. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849, coupon, 221, 231; ditto, Deferred, 10i, 1. Guatemala Bonds, 42. Mexican Three per Cents., 1846, fur account, 16th March, 321,1. Peru vian Five per Cents., 1849, 103. Portuguese Four per Cents., 341. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 103, 1021. Sardinian Five per Cents., 901, 90, 1, 90. Spanish Passive Bonds, ; ditto, Old Three per Cents., 42 ; ditto for account, 421, 1 ; ditto Now Deferred Three per Cents., 19 ; ditto, Spanish Com mittee's Certifs. of Coupon not funded, 2/ per cent; Venezuela Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 421, 1, a. ditto Deferred, 18, 171. The demand for the various classes of American state stocks continuos, and the appearance of the market is favourable. The present quotations of the market are reported as follows by Messrs. D. Bgll,, Son, and Co., for transmission by the packet : liakesnaule. Dl7l4eads. Fuse. Vented Man 2 par Ct. Bda 1863 Jan. and July 64 1114 Ditto, • per Ct. Bda 1662 Jan. and July 103 1134 Do. 8 par Ct. des l6BB Jan. rad July 110 1104 Da a par Ct. Wok 1687-1868 Jan. and July 1074 107 f Kra Tait 111614, 3 per OMB. 18311-11180 Quarterly 94 93 Persylriela 6 pat Ct. sleek rte. and AT/41. II $3 Obis 4 par Onto lB7l Jas. sad July 104 107 81.1868nriats 6 per Ct. Stalin - . ISM d Oc t. 1094 :09 •.n. Vlpiel Ct. Wits, Bob. 594 July 9o 91 II per Pets. 1187.1073 hard Jaly 94 — 4lproosaL Omni Cori I ply o.Oink 1574 rob. sled Avg. 107 1074 115915641 Oil 6 per 09214...1637.1663 Mar.S444L,Ap.lsoet. 521 634 11611. Mew Q. 11Mp5011.9116 1910 Jut and July 73 76 The traffic Mares for the last week on the under mentioned English linos of railway, u made up to this day, are as follows : 1862. 1851. London and North Western £41,173 .... £39,404 Midland Lancashire and Yorkshire 16,477 .... 14,328 London and South Western—. London end Brighton Griot Western South Eastern York and North Midland ... • 7,228 •• • • 6 , 5 49 Exeter and Crediton Biting sad Baster Ts* Neweestle, and Berwick 14,144 ' Ilbsevreband Chester 1,670 .... Great N Leeds Nordisen North Bealsedshire Idenebralse, Barton, Matlock, end MBank Junction —.. 107 .... Ifserelester, She Meld, and Lin ethishire 6,364 .... Ilkeepshire Union Blesitborn, & Clitheroe 734 Aaewslaef sad Birmingham 712 .... 11.64414 Counties and Norfolk 13,639 .... Bast Anglian Monshester, South Junction, and Altrinchani 497 .... Chaster and H ',head South Devon 1,673 • Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction 1.776 Tiii 7,705 4,685 103 6,897 455 620 407 417 2,111 1,739 1,069 Total £192,311 £17 6 .7 2 3 The total receipts ,pon the corresponding hate befog 192,2121. , against 176,722/. in the same week of last year, the increase is shown to be 15,4901. or 81 per cent. The number of miles open on the above lines was this year, 4,160; andin 1861, 4,06ei being an increase of 163 f miles, or 3f per cent. The aggregate average return per mile per week is, this week, 461. 4s. against 441. 2s. ld. last year, so that the difference is shown to be in favour of the present Beeson to the extent of no less than 21. Is. 11d. per mile per week. The aggregate comparison is thus most satisfactory. The London and North Western return, it may be pointed out, is better this week, owing, in some measure, to the Liverpool Spring races. The racing season has now commenced, and the various meetings exercise a highly important influence on the traffic of most districts of the kingdom. The return per mile per week is subjoined : 18.52. 1861. London and North Western £76.31 .... £76.10 Midland 42.00 40.64 Lancashire and Yorkshire 63.37 6.5.10 London and South Western Great Western 66.31 63.36 London and Brighton 46.41 .... 42.79 South Eastern Bristol and Enter York and North Midland York, Newcastle, and Berwick 46.44 46.15 Great Northern Leeds Northern Eastern Counties and Norfolk 42.35 38.13 Chester and Holyhead Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 18. n. 1851. Aberdeen Caledonian 8,456 .... 7,349 Glasgow and South Western 3.746 .... 3,608 Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Central _ - Total On these lines the inertaso is 1,570/., orb percent. The Irish returns are: 1832. Belfaat and Ballymena Belfast and County Down 165 .... Dublin and Drogheda Dundalk and Enniskillen 174 .... Londonderry and Enniskillen 266 .... Uhter THIS DAY. 1861. £684 182 878 189 186 810 Two o'Czocz. The English stock market to-day is rather flat, and a reduction of k has taken place in Consols, owing to the expectation of a speedy dissolution of parliament. Consols have receded to 971 to t both for money and the 13th April. The New Three-and•a-Quarter per Cents. have been dealt in at 994 to 1; and the Three per Cents. Reduced, which stock is shut, at 981 by special transfer. Exchequer Bills are Is. dearer, at 635. to 66.. prem. The foreign market is dull, and the speculative de scriptions show a downward tendency. Mexican, Granada, and Spanish bonds are all lower. Mexi cans mark 321, i ; Granada Deferred, 101 ; Spanish Actives, 28, 24. t ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 181, ; ; Venezuela Deferred, 18. Ifi z 4 14e way Irsi MI 704 TO a 14 Lii I u., i 17 IA sseii 611371tizi 17:a U zsl :11 glj z i e d nillifail al I !r W! 4114 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SrOAß.—The public sales of 5,000 bags Maturities and 3,500 begs Bengal are going oft heavily, • large portion being bought in to sustain prices; the result of the week shows a decline of 6d. in most instances, with but • limited amount of business done. The refined market has bees very dull, and prices have given way fully 64. ; low brown lumps, 445. ; fair to fine grocery lumps, els. Gd. to 48s. Currre.—Priees have been fully supported this week ; good ordinary Native Ceylon sold at 395. to 395. Ckl. which was a shade advance. 8‘.% bags of Costa Rica sold freely is public sale at 425. to 61s. Sd. TEA.—The market has been quiet during the week, but prices are quoted the same as last week. Savrrerss.—The prices remain the same as last week, and there has been a fair amount of business dew?. Cocerviat.—There has been a further advance of Id. to 2d. per lb. in this article ; the demand is partly specula tive. COTTON.—There was a very good demand at the com mencement of the week, but it has been very limited the last three dam and prices are fully supported. Srices.—There hes not been any public sales of im portance, and prices are unaltered. CASSIA LIGNSA.--600 chests sold irregularly in public sale to-day ; prices ranged from 106 s. to 123.., but the open ing prices were higher than the closing. Ries.-2,000 begs Bengal sold in public sale at full prices, 10s. Sd. to lls. Gd.; there has not been much busi ness done by private contract this week. Srtatts.—Rum and Brandy are quoted the same as last week, but the former reported difficult of sale. Imotoo.—Guatamals sold in public sale at ld. to W. advance on prices which ruled previous to the last quarterly sale. Bengal continues firm. Yarn.— Currants have been in good demand, but at rather lower prices ; flne qualities scarce. Valencia Raisins without alteration. For Denies rather more business is doing. Muscatels continue quite neglected. In other articles no material alteration. MARK-LANE. —THIS DAY. The receipts of both English and foreign Wheat have bean small during the week; nevertheless the few parcels of the former fresh up for this morning's market, together with, those which remained over unsold from Monday last were not disposed of without difficulty at that day's rates. The transactions in foreign Wheat and Flour were quite unimportant. Barley was in fair eupply, and unaltered is value. Bother increased arrivals of foreign Octs tended to check any improvement in the value of the article, and sales pro ceeded slowly this morning at the quotations of Monday last. Beans and Peu were saleable in retail, at former prices. There was no alteration in the value of Clover seed ; the demand, however, was not large. haIIIVALS INTO LONDON PROM Sth MAL to 12th ISAR. ILostlns. Sena Pereten. Wheat I I I 3700 Ng* 1110 I 400 1 SISO Uat• 3100 1 Flout hands, 710 who; Yak, /IMO qr oleos. Lassos areaaess.—Wheat, 44a. ; Barley, Its. oasp, 19a. 64.; Rye, oa. 04.; &sus, 30e. 04.; Peas, 30s. 74. iMPKILIAL AVILRA 19/Ibaat.• 114,47,1 Oat, I n fly . i 9... n. I'w. han. si ... ... '29a 10d Ma i d 111.. Id • 9d 2 lid 29 fd ; rex 7 ... .., 1. 7.d 29.0 MIS. Ild 29. 7429. 04 29 Od 14 ... .. 420 94.20. 741111, 93119. 114 29. 101 19. 74 1 7 49 4 45 as 1 ..ala . I. 94136 Od 19. 4.1 30. 34 30. 24 30. dd 29 ... ... It 3d,3 0 s :4 19, 61119, 74 29. 10.1 794 ild Marta 6 ... ... 1* 74,20• 14194 44 330 34 30. 24 29. 6d Swain. A4s. A•er. 141. Ild 20. la 194 0430. la 21- S I Sill T r —a Dart.—Wlasat. Derloy. Oata. lin, Bean, and P.... Id. Pros. Jan. Si. Feb. 1. Von It ken SI. Feb. 20. Mu. 6. 42 7 42 S •.: 4" COAL MARKET.—THIS I)AT. Holywell, 155.; Eden Main, 15e. ; West Hartley, 13s. ; Walls End Haswell, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Manna, 18s. ; Walls End Stewart's, 18s. ; Walls End Tees, 18s. ; Mer thyr, 235.-Bhips at market, 208. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market remains firm. Quotations rule as follows . Town Tallow, 365. nett cash ; Petersburg, T. C., on the sPOts 365. 3d. ; Oct. to Dcc. (1862), 375. 9d. ; on or before the end of March, 365. 3d. RIDES.-THIS DAY. LltabaNuatt..--661bs. to 641b5., lid. to led.; 64Ibs. to 721135., lid. ; 72115. to 80111 s., lid. to 2d.; MIN. to 8811,4., 2d. to 211.; 881bs. to 9611 m., 20. to 2t1.; 901bs. to 1041b5., 3d. to qd. Born Ilidas, Ss. Calf-skins, light, Is. to 2s. 64.; fall, Os. BERKONIMIT.—Sheep Skins, polled, Ss. 94. to is. 3d.; Kent', Os. 6d. to 6s. ad. ; holf-breds, Oa. 31. to 6e. Od.; Downs, 3s. 10d. to 4s. 104. ; shearlings, Ild. SMITHFIELD MARKET—THIS DAY. There is a fair average supply of Besets to-day ; the wea ther being still favourable for slaughtering, trade is cheer ful and a clearance is nearly effected at about the rates of Monday last. We have a full supply of Sheep for the time of year, trade is very dull, and it as with considerable diffi culty our quotations are realised. Although the number of Calves is not large, the demand is so Emitted, that on the average lower prices are submitted to. From Germany and Holland there are 116 Beasts, 440 Sheep, and 117 Calves ; France, 90 Sheep ; 400 Beasts from Norfolk and Suffolk ; and 148 milch Cows from the Home Counties. Per dons of albs a .1. d. Per stone of Ms. d. d. Dan Seca. . 3 3 Bed flea ll3.4.da 1110 o • Did dbortlmarn. ...... 11 3 4 Bat lood-wooln 3 3 • Dneond teats Winn, . 43 0 Do. nom 0 0 • Wye 3 0 4 Neu nada:end "EDO 2 3 Dia 6W Des 1161141 red 1 • . 0 0 • Drib 11 1111111111 301; ihse sod Labs, 3,110 . 1 gates, SO PIM NA