The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-25 00:00:00

_ / • / 4.• e/./ ow- Tfptt“ EVENING, MARCH 25, 1852. Na 1.7434 LONDON, THURSDAY (THREEPENCE. w ___ _— I.7SSEY' B \ rad a penis to apt tbo 1 oregli• et REAP- I. _rya pr. tors and Wi. . % arm W wort-tho oas. Ito W. DRAY t y -,,,.. .. , Omar goyim Ida aapausee. , Prildlraidow Ow ow sill,, ..-- . a% VI- Wilk A m" A bigsmt, Ito sest with tie 101,011:1111.E. Price , TON. ... in. ~.I.lrte, with Jett- ...,„ Jr •' IN • , Midlbre. wbk ls will wells we lownl. as. il r‘ St newt urn swill ea wait awn Wilmot WI& VW. I , 2AT sad Co. are . ' - 111 i Wag. , with warn trees Jo- . d i I Ww.Dray wad Co.'apaw- gr.: •.,„,1,.... poi.. pidet as ~ Id& ow, . dmber• of the . 11 1 . 11 .:%. ......., 41 ; Oboe wlll to ta =arded Ogg). %WA et 0,411 WM, - „..- fes.n. eiL „.„ .. ,.., _ pa yrnaL tawny. lea _ JAI _ . A Millipt .-- • Pi* ow ago/ladiao, de- lbw . .e. fti ly rennweord • a... a : a • 1 tailing ita auperlaity aver we ,I. I ,1 11,.. - —_--- -.7_-- • 111Vonalaa all all other% wo. I.:A! - .1 Co.'a claim —.- ~..u r. ., , , pr tn reopect -..--- " *Mk at tha groat erut. , 17 . ----- kW MIL II the •Ar:haanol sia. .. ...--*i -- :- "-__ - . 5= ?...4C - - - IOW.• M. DRAY wad OA Waeol. wol. WM. Dry Agilielhard Inolemsot - . -- --,__ -7 7.....1."""" - - - -- ... -- 2" - --, ilawahroutera. Wrap-law, Lawkwbrulge. mi 4.. K w.-A LETTER was sent to QUEBEC os MONDAY. 151:4 r. ENRY MILLS, 111, In. and 141, tiI , OIIO.STAIIET, LONDON. nimenueenta Ws hiehlrehal OOLD WATCH,. a the 110111 tONTAL NSTRUCTION, GOLD MAL,JA WELLED, he., at Pre OUlllllr each. la stray Cara. at Two. raldi.Nalf Oehler each. Sinn itUOW-1100/01. at 171, cara at aa atterl ' remanent at Nee mad PRAM DalAnD PLATE, end the NEW ICLECTItO red oar PLATED 000114, at eareansty attar parr NM las geld Jawn. LIMY Is alma hi endani natty. Pan Gold Oman* tram 180. art; A 4 PFRT ."I Ovt, Ift , ll i•, , the UK of Priem awl Skeels; will be . • •., ve...pp,tton by lets', sad aa appUst baa t.larne - 171, aad 10, 03.11011D-117'REET, Ti I.ISON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte ea ma 71, lloorst..tree4, resored from :•-•:rett old Dran-rtrort. 1.1/01011011TEltof Ur but work , sae.. war, tea CIIPMITATION. fortrimetato „ , ,ft boo ,orortr qW tome) tow sold st.o ors ., • nstotwo.—secoo,l4tatd mobile by Trim mimes at Ir. * • Ati...!0";71‘....' ;Cr V . Ai' i ft \ • . ‘,. 1' , 4 #l . ' Of ; I , • ' • . ."-I4 - .i U 1,. I 1.% NCOCK 'S IN FI.ATED INDIA-RUBBER Alit-PROOF SIIINCEILIIIIL • rt. 7 10: sat corral es arta may be •mtutary Air emblem. at K licti ow bra C. by bac% part, which le M. w▪ t .,: • ••••rn•hine, tact haring the Whale's; b. et wan it may be it e s t ct ; • o•tat ID amy de- v. e :4Ltarea, and set to •'• OF r. mt • inv.4141 ' • . wt.cle oar rAN • t 4 jr • • • • rot (ow sod erootort, either out a Id or ma tl IA tNLI/11) INDIA-RUMS BOIS MIMI re %mewls% Immomm. emorrims poem. OMmilailsi Spit mos% seal Mai- Me im• nibble el 'anus Maio ke ems sollmunimi popomm. • tennis Miameablor etrine =I Opmgft ItiMme. WaINIIIIII Ihaimm La" Ale Wiens mei Ible t mile is r seam a Grim addlommi Is WM LMM Imilemilkor Vostedge7. Mismoullomik lois ill mit Immliast mookm. THE HUMAN HAIL-BOWLANDS' MA cram OIL bib* imened theeesheel be world be he Aram r peeembeh lei Ilesstilyby the hum bk. lambi barber bib= b peselierly Wee; mart. le Winer lamb elm Nertilee We Ws odd l i = a ll etowumns, swam& OIL be eibbel sem► beiebil bib le the web idibleb ere. rw,.. eel aubribite. It babe Webs le lb b. Pee *Obis It le seembendek de UMW had (OWL ad be in dee lir lb :::7. Rio b. 111. eel lb; et babe bib , 1 2 Ma IL i seet babe tlet Eft 3k lbe wow et ash bellls re lire mark be WM el th Is tete irk Dellbead lisommto.l." lie am we aseeved ea e weepper orb lOme timemeetsbeseg ISMS Were.— Fad by A. ZOWLLND lei Ibuce-pedes, leadee, sad by all Chablis sal Pee. Ism NAVAL ADMIRALTY, MARCH 24. APPOINTMENTS. Ctaunander A. Heseltine, to Britomarl ; Clerk W. H. H. Arnold, to Winchester ; Clerk's Amiatant H. H. P. Shanks. to impregnable; and Gunner B. Page, confirmed to Irotfire. DEViiNPURY, MARCH st.—The frigid* Pluck haii.line in No. 2 slip, is imdlonod to be get may with 01l 41:1111 , 1tell C.r launching this misuser, whoa the frigate Lift' is entered to be built in the same NUp or the mew steamer. The (poen, HO, with dalseirsl Biz WilYr Pether's flag, a cording to private below Si the 71la kardat, be ex pected to arrive from Malta abet lite IMO ApeO, repealed to be poi off ail stealing sad emeawidellatasa it tido Port Commodore Pepsine esturasd lb= haw Si &bosses an Hoc isy I170(01111, sad re.lheided Is Is an beard the and reamed Is fiat, at the Admiral Sir J. A. Owashomor Wank his fag en= li tit; hoirronabie on Monday @yentas end veiled ea leave et 'Aimee the duty of the poet _ au dram will be 'venerated by Commodore Be . The Aid, Indite', &mailman, asesise. mesa 0. 11 =, with Worts For Shawnees ea rl Chatham. The Hawse, 12, Casa. C H. Beddow, a, it'd (Tessay). laving let Malta oa Ttli t. M s sassii ft. bar arrival which wee emswareal by the liegreptable. era wet be paid of at tkis pert. The Vendor, eleelaer• Offm. MEW& mused Is this pest an Headay reefing. She walnehed rarenhuneverks lien the ler repel& mid ailed be the attimoon foe Pareimistatb. The Tortele a /=• Illafinffm swim arrived yiseeriay (Timidly) MIMI des Pew Wok,. The Daarthre. skswer, Cape. Hablead, bepaid wart. on the rid We., ads" which die will pit Onlnino dors Martin's iiil ats s i ad o r: at Quesa's Tema. The et= 120, Captain If C. 8., lase beat Mad to be se btu mummer t the hew *SW% that the wow have been turned aver to the gee sad the St. lhome be taken th e iestwasal he farther rwyertion sad repairs. .H. "env eleawald= Pared, rd. alongside the jetty, got up lase stews as day afternoon for the ant t ime : the seem were ised le work admirably. The Lesader, 60, Captain Dams, ea her arrival tram Cork, will be paid wales at *NM Coniat.itultr lamed sad the "dews sad dna ef the was, D•ninind,101101116101 M be I bread erne to the Vix en , 6, sesenrieep, partmeath. la the /reed— Dawdle. and Rater. la habsar—lapeugasbie, Bt. George. Magenne, Sylph, Avon, Neadhik HerafrAgra dame. Tortoise, Pallsoads, Dews sad Hamm MILITARY. I f tTlf or SIR CHARLES F. FORBES, M.D., li i! 11., K.C.—Sir Outages Fergamon Forbes, Depot, In- Wewit-tieneral of Hospitals, died on the glad Met., aged y, an. This dietlnguhhed army medical Alm a = them , heal stall In Portugal is Mk sad the Par ea. appointed maietanasurgeon to the Royale. He, weonap.ii.ml the lad Battalion to the Helder, sad west through the campaign in Holland, when he served adder Ralph Abercromby and the Duke of Yak. He meow pealed the aapeditlon to the Ferrol is PlOO, to ;gyp! in ISM, and tsbetquently he aimed at Mai Mai Glibraltar. le 1103 he *creed with the Boras is the Weft bliss, and *a. present at the capture of Ht. Leila era Tekess. Be wrompanied the expeditioa to Pss is 111011, ken 1 4 0 n until the end of the war Is 1.114 owed he the Pair sale under the Duke of Wollisq The late Ng Cloaks Fart.. wait ef Fellow she College of Plipiderie sad of tan Litanies& esiffi. woe a Knight of as treviut, and having Is I MAW the royal isms, atm pti 0 the &dimities albs Ouilik order his the late Kmg of Hawser. Th vooolvol the it mkt with ; CAT., for Efing. Comas, livitso,Dodisivo. oat behastiast. I)l.nue7 Columns-1U Ihnowitig ish we be temp, a complete Merin dieldeteurnewlete wig& the mmral aims smiled bum just bay moilmeek; several of ftwin ham aimed, bees lietheriel la Ile Dear 15... IV., appointments will tam SOO tap Ike POIMIthq; Salmi minium& meted yarefto aim Ile let peecleee: tlejorlieneral C te Behest;Nejee -14,1,4 J. s . o r a ; Major Omierel Artaohnnt to York liegrio C• 1 3.0 to Jerri; Nww-theeral Illeeeres es Peelmeeth; lileier-Oseenl Mahe.' to Cork; Majereeeevel we J. Bolt, K.C.8., to 1111rAAT AND COUNTY DoWM RAILWAY.-Th• Os& on the above raslway was, Ist the week ending net March, 1832: Perreensen, 6,814. 18161. Be. 84. ; sub arrsplions. 121. 2.. 11d. ; goods eel lettris t 61 2% 6 2... 441 . 2t6(.14•114. For the weeiptmen zatio°' : Pess.sners, 6.067, 1151. 6.. 6d. ; 61. Ts. 4d. ; pods and pereek, NI. 16 .. Ott. 04 Be. 44. IRELAND. DONLIN, MAIICII 24. Complimentary addresses continue to pour in on Lord Eglinton. In many of them the public bodies from which they emanate have had the good feeling to refer in a grateful spirit to the benefits which they had received from his Excellency's predecessor; and there arc few public bodies in Ireland which have not a long list of such favours to acknowledge. The Royal Irish Academy, in their addrese presented yesterday, made thankful mention of the splendid building which they have obtained for their institution from government through the intervention of Lord Cla rendon. The address of the College of Physicians was eloquent on the subject of knightly escutcheons and heraldic mottoes, as if the learned gentleman who prepared it supposed that these came best within the scope of his Excellency's uaderstandiug ; and they also refer to the question of centralisation, "joyfully recognising in his Excellency's appoint ment a pledge of the abandonment of that system whose blighting influence has already fallen so heavily upon this land." They failed, however, to draw his Excellency out on this point, as ho makes no allusion whatever to it in his reply. Mr. Isaac Butt, Q.C., arrived in Youghall yester day, for the purpose of canvaming the electors. Sautukris News Letter says : "We understand that the Blue Ribbon, vacant by the death of the late Duke of Cambridge, was given to the Marquis of Donegal by the late government before their retire ment from o±ce." 'ARY REFORM. (Preis the Deity News.) Mr. Hume brings forward this evening his annual motion for reform. It is probably the last appeal that will be made to the expiring parliament on be half of the unrepresented millions who loyally obey the laws whereby this great empire is governed, and who contribute to the vast amount of taxation which fills its exchequer. Mat response will this appeal evoke ? How many on the eve of dissolution will deliberately record their votes against the great prin ciple of Mr. HUSE% motion, that all who are rate able householders ought, in justice and sound policy to have a voice in the nomination of men to sit and act on their behalf in the legislature? This parliament is upon its death-bed. If any rag of conscience still remains, it must feel that during the five years that have elapsed since it was called into existence it has done but little for the people. Truly may it collectively exclaim, " We have left undone those things which we ought to have done, and we have done those things which we ought not to have done." some partial and frag mentary measures of economy have, indeed, bees effected, and some obnoxious taxes have, it is true. been abrogated since 1847. But no guarantee for the permanence of these or any . other benefits has been secured. An accidental division in a thin house has thrown the reins of rule into the bands of the most unpopular and selfish of the oligarchic parties in the state. Already a reversal of all that has been gained during the last 10 years, whether under the administration of Sir ROBERT Peal. or of Lord Joint Iteastu., is openly threatened ; and should bribery and intimidation be sufficiently successful at the ensuing election, there is no assignable limit to the extent or the rapidity of tory reaction which may legislatively ensue. And what would constitute the requisite guarantee against the possibility of public affairs in this country oscillating continually between die two extremes of indolent security and passionate change—between political stagnation and violent agitation? What but the coniltitutional concession of the undoubted right of all the tax-paying heads of families in the realm to expire their wishes in the choice of members to serve in parliament? With such a right established it were coaffiaeselly impossible for any cabal of lan I =larrairsar *antis et nmerous, to contemp a mass fler taxing the people's food or be the jpropsteatin of say ether enti-matiO late sal deign wham _ It is this rallied beariag sod seep of 'label Debra that we have always relied on, me the mess wired( its Mem* ma be, and amnredly will esease or later be aeeeepiWsed The airman sad theoretical segment toe raisin we do not dire to discredit by any mum Far ban it. We think it of infinite re that the hilosophy of history sad_ the philegopitg ed pryer s » sinerrhe as tiny fay our of the widget - penible bees for free in a civilised sosegamity, girl& be eon otaatly appealed to, to cheer the wavering, to elevate the narrow-minded, and to brags dignity and sem nehensivenese into the dimension of popular Mho. But in the mein, we repeat it, we rely upon the com ma nage bet whisk mw be put by ob*ters in the phone ems &doe 1 and viii may be substantially end reginotly answered is the words equal jeers— =:and abundance--live and let live, We 11 and fair remain tation of the people r a more to an rd. What end ? The as ✓isme et rats, the upilithg al the bulk ef the lacamitr o mai in erestselanat : entablielmentel rah seviiion he pepsine , ag k is market a berengh- HSI= of Cremem w% never make-- ra =E b the lightish( of Mer's load mad the aleapenin y g farther el Ili that ministers to the maisienern and enbouhhmost of life—ed eon = =l:a b g a th o L do mm: i se of distreet end ere at the premst memos& Med. toilingmaltitaiss Far the sake of the Wears gad opulent chaos themselves, It were well Mat the seesegity of repro menielive reform should be admetriedged in time. The dqs et mimes are met interminable, and afterimage seeded wag to recur. alert:rift greed& and warm geseados may par way, other esentrige are fill o f each exampiek god air hresligot ezelneine would do well to raise es the bag= theme anode lemelk ere it be tee late. Let meths of the arks] estreaty to takaimiz I s l kil heard on its own behalf IR the legitimise be added to-night to the vibrated gets with what that entreaty has here- tease bees met, mad is what temper will the anntry receive the tidings a few weeks hence that • mew parliament is about to be convened? Will' the sea-electing many hear with indifference the vain et authority calling lapin them to " stand acids,' while the select and too often sale alio few are invited to enact the miser aigeltny of electing representatives of the It was bad enough to trite thus with pepsin when the many could neither read as versad when journalism, in its modern sense, did not exist' it was dangerous enough to do so when in all Eng land there were but some half score cities containing a great mass of inhabitants living by their daily labour ; bat what was questionable then as smatter of conservative policy, has now become unquestion ably perilous, and little lam than insan e . We trust, at all events, that the faithful band who through evil report and good report have sustained against overwhelming odds the people's cause in the present parliament, will to-night testify once more their unswerving fidelity to right and bath, by recording their votes in favour of Mr. Hurin's motion for a rate-paying franchise, triennial parlia ments, and the ballot. MINES. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The market for English mines remains without much alteration in prices. There is a strong demand for West Alfreds at 14/ to 15 per share, with no sellers. Tremaynes are in request at 241. Alfred I Consols, sellers at 18! ; Cuberts, buyers at 2f, with few shares offering; Gaffer are flat at 225.; West Providence are on the market at 55, without buyers. Some large purchases have been made in Pembroke and East Crinois at 3 and 3{ per share. We also hear of transactions having taken place in South Caradon at 110; Wheal Penton, at 6, 61 ; West Ding Dons, at 6,6 {; Wheal Arthur, at 11, 114; Wheel Harriett, at 1 la; Wheal Crebon, at 13; North Ro bert, at 3 to 3i*; East Russell, at 3/ to 4; Cobre, at 301: Copiapo, at 5; and Anglo-Mezican Mint shares at 23: to 4. The tone of the market is steady, but with less business doing. In the Stock Exchange there was little busineis in the gold mining shares, and prices were quiet. This was settling day in Australasian shares. The fol lowing are the latest non-official quotations :—Colo nial gold, 5-16 to 7-16 prem.; Melbourne, par to / prem.; Port Phillip, par to prem. ; Lake Bathurst, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Victoria, par to / prem. ; Quarts Rock, dia. to 4 preen. ; New Granada, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. The advice, received by the last steamer are very favourable to the Lake Superior copper mines. Nearly all these adventures are described as looking well, and promise in a year or two to afford an ample return for the labour and capital expended upon them. Extensive explorations continue in pro gress, and, though in some cases unsuccessful "loca tions" have been fixed upon, the general results have fully met the expectations of the miners. Of the score of mining companies now in various stages of development, one-third of the stock is held by Beaton and New England shareholders, Pittsburg also having a large interest in this business,which is daily attaining increased importance. At the Cliff Mine the miners arc now ,toping a large main of copper, which ex tends to • distance of 80 feet, and in the south part of the mine masses are to be seen everywhere. This company is expected to send to market during the present year no less than from 1,000 to 1,200 tons of copper. It is stated that the mass of copper above referred to will yield 60 per cent. of metal. This company now employs 226 men. At the Minnesota Mine are produced from 40 to 50 tons of copper per month. Shares in this company, with 30 dole. paid, are now worth 150 dots. The Ridge Lead Mining Company are also in operation hero, and produce about 2 tons of lead per day, all the necessary works for raising and smelting the ore having been erected. A caleulatson has been made, on the basis of the pre sent yield, that there is over 6,000,000 dole. worth of lead between the two shafts, but this estimate is of course conjectural. TIIIS DAT. Twe o'Caoso. The gold mining share market romaine very and quotations are the reverse of buoyant. Agoa Frias and Nouveau Monde' however, are well sup ported. Carson's Creek mark to I prem. ; Colo nial, to Z prom. • Port Philip, par to 1-18 prem. Cobra Copper Zane are worth 301 to 1. PUBLIC RILES. By Manse. HIBIZINO 111111 how, at this Mart.—Leasehold resident*, Tildes Ilarthme, Tottenham, let for 631. per Yee it 71. 171.6 d.. and Leasehold y, known as the Brick - held Estate, Tottenhen, 2101. 41. per 811211133, held for 28f rats, at 2L-4201. • pion psalm land, let he 181. per annals, tam 281 yam at 111.-12/14 Fatally rookinee, known as Pembroke-villa, let for 1351._ 12a. poor tame Ili pan, at 471. 121.-4301. knout u the Caentehout Company's Wake, Tottesholy 1161. per annum, held for 2 = ostliers, lBl6 •lhad.haldleps, Tottenham, produo ' lag 301. lb. per serwou-6611. Freehold fleal•OO, afar the mew of Brace-grove, Tot tenham-I,OUL Freehold beam at the mow of Bruce-grove, let out lease Err 111.111. pat wont till 1876-6601. Freehell hew, No. 3, Breesprove, let for 481. per etas.--1111ft Sibahal 1011•11 1 0 1 4 Woolltmal Toeisohom , let for 11. per isasus—SlNg Daatier. w OuswooD, at the Iltszt.—Two leasehold houses -plow, De Beauvoir Tows, let for 601. psi ammo, MU he SS yaws at a peppsroora rent-6501. Two Maass, f sad 60, pisw-place, let for 501. per crass, MM *on years at W. ft.-4961. Lesasiwil bris4 Parrwreage, New North-road, 31. crow MI s f:r 261. 1 ::= 11. 1.111 In 66 years at 31. 18s. isskihyr Six lari.atreat. Now Charlton, let for 661. per trie s ; fle ye aspired at 211.65. 6d. per imams, taus 1. By Mr. MOWN fro:, at the Mart .— Villa residence, called Gotbitreettese, Laves&whin, Wandsworth-road, let for WM. psi soma, bet kr SO yews from 1646 it 31. 6e. —2301._ Two beam, NOB. 29 awl 110, haorgWaaatreet, Camden town, ealisiated to prodate OIL per masa, held for 87 peen at 211.. lb. per ammia-11111. Tea befasee, Anwelaloweek bloke Newington, let to weekly teneats at reale peobeeig 163 L 16.. per year, held be le pen i 10L VIL-1,114L Leseabeld wielhoesa Ilm 1, Owswall Villee, Albiofrroad, Debts% bold he 011geoes taw 111“, at et. 10e-31W. 1411.61111 bow mei 4 anted hoi at Luton, near Leo wheloa ht der Ili per emowo—lPSl To* beases, lice. IS mod N. Ownwall-road, Lambeth, let Ow W. pet saanek bell he MI lean at 181.-3161. My Xr W.M. ta Garraways.—Town maid deem Mu M t Mydo-park, let on lame for 1001. per maim hald he ran at Isl.-1,7951. Tee 1001. isms OM paid) in the Hangerford Market Osepany—lM sash. Two 11111, shmes_MlLyaM) in the Hmemesed and Lam beth Bmpsuharsallps Coaspany—llK sash. By Mena. rimanizatuana, CLARK, sal LYz, at °arra. way's—A pile of Wimp, Nu. 11. M. sad 27, Charles street, M. laness'amesso, sad puendenea as No. 28, in the sums strset, the whisk pndaft lIM imam held frau the sew Ow MI paw sit W.-1 Pmelisid be... sad slop, No. MB, lot ea lease far 1601. poi swum, laad-taz sad mall part fresheiel , No. 110, 1 3, Bermondsey, bald tee 70 years feces 1829, at 151. Tee !behold cottages, Nee. 111 sad 112, Orange-road, Ist he MI. per sasfam-4001. hashald Wan, No. 113, Grasps-road, lot for 351. per 7ear-17111. Fremeald house, No. 114, Gouge-road, let for 251. per . 1 1 f=1 Mum No. 116, Grow-road, let for 221. per rap-111M. LONDON *ND BOUTS WIPATERN RAILWAY.— Relent of belle for the week ending March 21,1862 : PaesseditaltiaL 18e. 10411.1 pan, 2,8181. 0.. 114. Itaroaasmas RAILWAT.—TraIIio return he the week ~mob 14, 4112111. ; corresponding week beg 4.7t4 above esellaive of the receipts ram the egnsmet wish the Landow end Nevelt Weans Britoil Omposyl - No. Nem Num. Paid pd .- 7 . 4. dna yesterday. to. p, 160.401, I Aim irk I 14 11 per, 111 M 1 ,00 ' 1 0 e. %MN OalUnlike' 1..,00. 1,4 dasataa 10,000 :4 autralialas 2 !UMW Si• Aelusilea 4 104,00, , I Amman= Pro/bold 50,000 . I ea Nub. all I die par 4,4,00 JO Ilkinensa Nam zed dal ell .. . 100, 04 64 I ANNUM Clekt 10,0 N U 1N..(144.at U. pa Nt I/ 2 6,000 as 110. Nam and Oder Mu. N 06 IL JON Usi lay I;000 4 000 I Cnot a/I 4lpm II .. Nyder TOO. 21,44401,1144 °type, 44 i 4 2 0 1 01 I 10,040 30 • sU 41 4.,000 OeidosNombits. ...... a Pa 11.000 'IMO' I 021111Zr ft inithAnidan I Moon Mode 134,0 0 7,400 N ni t Cabs III 0.6 i I 114 CM 13 4. ,174 A 3/1 Valet Mediu 100,00 u Net Illaylperia ell 1 dl. pay f BAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'Ciona. The share mond opened good this morning, and several stooks attained a slight improvement, in cluding Caledonians, Great Westerns, South Westerns, and Midlands, but the feeling is now fiat, owing to no announcement of any change by the Bank, and prices show a drooping tendency, especially for the heavier stocks. Eastern Counties have receded to 81. French shares are very quiet, but prices are sup ported. MANN AND STOOKS UNGUANANTIED. . Ueda. prior raise toaiay up lIL. Pd Unman. yestoroay. to rpm Aabirg, NottMIN Ikvia sad last homer . psf.iyeiv. &War Vali", 131 14 in i II 5j 111-86-I"4— Cluo. Jon.. 11rIgoli owl LAW Choler outfigliboodi =r raft. sad Aber. SW Ars (SUL& Amon Doha awe A... 8.0. .1 Da olou II sad 0 &tit ri - 132. 6 11• 16 - 7Creimmi"—::. NM Ms. =ies_ 1411alergh aell Olaipow .. Onsi lagers _ . t . .. •••• M. (Ira = at , Ursiplrimei Torkebbr - 7.7F4•Ti Do. Do. Rot 111;14 . 13aDi Dieds imeiva lli =llbakweD D0.0016,/riatii.(6 Lamas & - TC — •• isilgatlat IlDiams=B4.ll.llLLlall. 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ISA Om, seise Se yeevisises of tbe Climb le SOS kb assigg i tir sz ei: vent charges Ihe Rev. son, D.D., ths Seer of ben, with H try, and Illand Close& mened. The el= bee; bronrSiord tamed of the reverend genthrenes seounbiesers ve seore SS C a nby b ead e epsamt at Hereford ha in this respedes tbo of AI& Iwo N an 45 au WI ii 11. lid • ft WI ISt SO SO It. Mr. Rau V.• 11 MONEY MARKET. WIDNZIDAY EVININO. There was less movement in the Stock Exchange to-day, and throughout the City generally business presented its ordinary aspect, there being no impor tant arrivals. In the security markets, however, groat firmness prevailed, and though the feeling of the dealers was rather less confident towards the close, improved prices were realised for most stocks. During the week the advance in the railway share market has been especially stimulated by the hopes entertained by speculators, that th e B an k directors, after the reduction made in their rate for advances on stock to 2 per cent , will find it necessary to lower their minimum dis count rate to the same standard. This afternoon, however, less sanguine anticipatioes were expressed of an immediate decision in this direction, and the flatness observable at the close of business was occasioned by the desire of the more timid ope rators to secure the profits accruing from the late ad• ranee, in the apprehension that some depression will ensue should the Bank board break up to-morrow without making any change in their terms. Consols to-day reached 981, and the closing quo tation of 9$ to f for money, and 98/ fur the ac count of the 13th April, still shows an improvement of on the last rates of yesterday's market. Tho official business report is as follows Consols for money, 98a, ; ditto for account, 981, 1, 4. -Rashanner Bills remain .-empported al the high range of 675. to 70a. prem., at which quotation a good business was transacted. In India Bonds, the only bargain was at 735. prem. The business in the foreign house was less exten sive than of late, and though a disposition is still shown to run up the prices of particular stocks, the market closed rather heavily. Venezuelan Actives, however, were in demand, and left off with a firm appearance at 481. Ecuador. were also better, reaching 51. Buenos Ayrean improved to 76 in the morning, but were subsequently sold at 74. Spanish stocks maintain the late advance, and the Old Three per Cents. realised 44, being the highest figure that has ruled for many months. Brazilian Bonds are at par, though the rasing of a loan in this market is extremely probable. The government have already at tempted to enter into negotiationsfor this purpose with parties at Rio Janeiro, but the terms offered were not agreeable. The expenses of the successful contest with the ex-President limas must have been very heavy, but we do not yet know the terms upon which Brazil undertook so prominent a sham in the hos tilities, or to what extent the treasury will be re imbursed. Portuguese Bonds maintain their price, though the necessities of the administration of that misruled country, as detailed in the correspondence received by recent arrivals, are very urgent. To day's business list is as follows : Belgian Four-and a-lialf per Cents., 931, 1. Brazilian New Five per Cents., 1829 and 39, 991, 100. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 741, 76, 744, 75, 74. Chilian Six per Cents., 1061, 106 ; ditto, Three per Cents., 691. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 6 1; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 95. Ecuador Bonds, 5/, 1, 4. Granada Deterred. 101,1. Mexican Three per Cents., 324; ditto for account, 31st March, 321, 1, 1. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, 106, ; ditto Deferred, 631, 1. Portuguese Five per Cents. Converted, 1841, 361; ditto Four per Cent, for account, 351,1 ; ditto Small, 36. Rus sian Five per Cents., 1131; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031. Sardinian Five per Cents., 93/, 1, I. Spanish Actives, 26; ditto Old Three per Cents., 44 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 19i, 20, 19/. Venezuela Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 471, 48 ; ditto for account, 471, 48, 47, 1, 481. The last quotation of City Navigation Three-and a-Half per Cent. Bonds is 931 ; Canada Five per Cent. Bonds, 100; ditto Six per Cent., 108. The tendency of the general joint-stock share market is decidedly upward, as the pressure of inves tors brings many stocks into prominent notice. In several, branches of business a brisk inquiry has been stimulated, and in all cases good prices are realised by sellers. Our usual weekly review of the several markets is as follows : Bank shares are firm, though the inquiry is not active. The sales recorded during the week com prise :—Australian (401. paid), at 39, 4,1; British North American (301. paid), 49 ; London Joint Stock (101. paid), 181, 4 ; London and Westminster (201. paid), 294, 29,1 ; National Provincial of England (35'. paid), 404; Provincial of Ireland (251. paid), 434. Dock shares continue well supported, and East and West !ndia have improved 11., marking 153 and 154. Commercial stock is quoted 904 ; London, 1215; St. Katharine, 82 ; Southampton, 20. Prices of steamboat shares are firmly maintained, buyers being easily obtained. Peninsular and Orientals mark 791, f ; ditto, New (101. paid), 271, 28 ; Royal Mail Steam, 80 4. Insurance shares are in increased demand, and prices generally show an upward tendency. Globe shares have risen 21. ; United Kingdom, 7s. 6d. ; Guardian and Law Fire, 55. ; and Eagle, Equity, and Law, Medical, Invalid and General, and Monarch shares are all looking up. Clerical Medical and General Life shares, on the other hand, have receded. The latest quotations of the market are as follows : Albion, 86; Alliance, 22 ; ditto, Marine, 411 ; Atlas, 18, 17f, ; British Commercial, 6/ ; Church of Eng land, 31; Clerical, Medical, and General, 25; County, 97, ex div. ; Crown, 161 ; Eagle, 71 ; Equity and Law Life, 41; English and Beach Law Life, 35 ; European Life, 12; General, 55 ; Globe, 136, 1; Guardian, 551; Imperial Fire, 256; ditto, Life, 191 ; lndentnity Marine, 48, 49 ; Law Fire, 35 ; Law Life, 461; Legal and General Life, 51 ; Marine, 151 ; Mediath Invalid, and General, 24 ; Monarch, 11 ; National Loan Fund, 21, ex div.; Palladium Life, 21 ; Pelican, 38 ; Phoenix, 161; Professional Life, ; Provident Life, 30 ; Rock Life, 7f ; Royal Exchange, 227 ; Sun Fire, 213 ; ditto 48 ; United - Kingdom, 44 ; Universal Life, 39f ; Victoria Life, 5, 54, The General Reversionaryand Investment Society's shares are quoted 94 ; London Reversionary, 42; Reversionary Interest Society, 101; Equitable Re versionary, 119. Waterworks shares present no change. In Canal shares the movement is limited to'Grand Junction, which are better at 48 for the old stock, and llf for the 101. shares guaranteed 6 per cent. Gas companies' shares are steady, and Phoenix stock has improved, being worth 254 ex div. Miscellaneous shares are quoted as follows in the official list:—Assam Tea Company, 71; Australian ' Agricultural, 16}; Australian Trost, 21 ; Canada Company, 484, 49 ; Hudson's Bay Stock, 206 ; Price's Patent Candle Company, 23 ; South Australian, 245. The latest quotations of exchange at foreign places on London, as received during the week, are as fol lows : Previous Latest Quotations. Quotations. Antwerp N:5l Amsterdam, short •• • • 11.96 Ditto, 2 months Berlin, 3 months 6.241 6 241 Brussels Bremen, short Ditto, 2 mouths Christiana. 3 months Copenhagen, short Ditto, 3 months Frankfort, short Gothenburg, 90 days Gibraltar, 90 days " 601 d. Hamburg, short Ditto, 3 months Kingston, JAMAICA (bank bills), 30 days.. Ito 11 per et. pm. Itoll pr et. pm. Ditto, 90 days —.. par ler et. pm. p 6 a 4 r tolpr et. pas Lisbon, 3 months Leipzig, 3 months Mobile Madrid New York llO 1 110 1 Paris, short Ditto, 3 months Rip, 3 months 381.16d. 38 d. San Francisco, short Ditto, 60 days • St. Petersburg, 3mo 371 d. 38d. 37 13.16 d. 15.166. Stockhnlm, short 12.4 12.4 3 Ditto, 90 days Vienna 12.29 12.27 THIS DAY. Two o'Cr.oca. No announcement of any change in the Bank rate of discount has been made this morning, but Consols remain firm. Business has been done at 9H, , but the ruling quotation of the market has been 98t to I t both for money and account, which is also the rate now current. Exchequer Bills are firm, selling at 68s. prem. The foreign market is dull, a suspension of active operations having taken place. In most cases prices are supported, but some stocks slow a little weak ne,a. Mexican Honda mark 32: 1 . to 1; Equador, 51; Spanish Actives, 254 to 261 ; Granada Actives, 24; Peruvian Deferred, 1331. - 4 _!f In IH 1,? . ;14 -ti Ili 83 21 1 5 2 1 il 4 lisd lif ti N 4 8 :I 13 z d 3 1 t y pal 13 1 4 II N 4 7 Ili 1 111 101 111 6 LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS, Kamm 66. Fee i Woe aanatiat. liar!.%lbis] laireat Oleift. .4 per Oentit. ....-..... 70 113 10 61 70 IS 70 0 113 06 Spar Cents „.. . . ..... 100 25 j 100 23 lOU 40 100 BP it. 40 .1,,,r Ornta. Now GM 01 .0 1 ... ... ... ... f 4 C:r OWL. ! ~. 101 13 I - ... • ... 11446 461111 an Lonri.,n : a; ..lptt, 23 33 ; 00 days, 23 20. ... fkletlnn, 1 parCt.l64o 1031, Mote; Kaplan Kenn D o. 30. 41 ... ....... 03i ... kaftan 5Kr Cents 55 ... D— .. Do. 163 . De. I, HMI Pasta, Mamas 24.-Bt. Germain, 630; Versailles (right bank), 340; ,into (left bank), 263 ; Pails and Deem., 1,175; Paris and Morn... 710; Bourn and flanre,-291 25; Ilararillsa aid Aviators. US; litr4rboortt and Bale, 251 15: Centro, Ill; orkens and Pordeaux. 533; Surthern, 051; Paris and Harr. bourn. 355 ; Party am; Lyrn., 643 ; Tow. and :Vanier. 310; M. ate reau and Troyer, 1.63; Dlet.po and l'ecornp, 233 73; Ducks= and T 8147.102 3n, .. VIENNA, MARCH 23.—Fire per Cent. Mkalliques, N 1-16. New Loan (A), 95; (11), 1071. Four-and a-Half per Cent. ditto, 84 5-16. Bank Shares, 1,240. Exchange on London, 12.26. ROME, MARCH 16.—Exchango on London, 493; Roman Five per Cents., 91.30. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. 81:oAR.—There has not been a public sale to•dap, but the market has a firm appearance, and there is a good de mand for foreign. No alteration in the refined market. COEFEE.-700 bags Costa Rica were offered and all bought in at full prices, 424. 6d. to 484. ; 100 casks plantation Cey lon were also offered and bought from 50s. to 52e. THA.—The market continues dull. SALTPETIII.-400 bags Madras, of low mined qualities, sold, refraction 121, at 235. to 245. Cos . Tets.-250 bales sold yesterday on 'Change, at pre. sloes rates. Bacz.—This article continue, dilScu:t of sale. Itum.—The demand has been limited. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is still quiet, and prices are barely sup ported, at the following quo t a ti ons :—Town Tallow, 341. 6d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 355. 9d. to 36a.; th tuber to Diveruber (l8a), 375. 3d. ; on or before the end of March, 346. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Prime Meadow Hay, 72v. to 765. ; inferior, 635. to 67e.; Bowen, 60s. to 63e. ; Clover, 7.55. to Ms. ; second cut, 675. to 765.; Straw, 245. to 28.. COALS.-.....t-^NDON, MAACK 24.--CLOall or TUE MAE. ICET.-Bate's West Hartley, 12s. ; Huddle's West Hart ley, 124.; Carr's Hartley, 125.; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 12a. 6d. ; Longridge's West Hartley, 12s. 6d. ; North Percy Hartley, 12a. ; ltavensworth West Hartley, 12s. ; Tauteld Moor Buts*, 12a. ; Walls End Gustorth, 135.; Walls End Hasten, 135.; Walls End Lawson, 12s. Walls End Walker, 12s. 6d. ; Eden Main, 14s. ; Lamb ton Primrose, 14s. 3d. ; Walla End Bell, 13s. 9d. ; Walls End Braddyll, 1541. ; Walls End Henan, 15s. ; Walls End Haswell, 15s. 3d. ; Walls End Lsmbton, 14s. 9i. ; Walls End Plummer, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Russel's Hatton, 14'. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 15s. ; Walls End Fow ler's Hartlepool, 124. ; Walls End Ileugh Hall, 14s. 3d.; Walls End Kelloe, 155.; Walls End North Hartlepool, 12s. 9d. ; Walls End South H ar tl e p oo l, 14 1 . 9d . ; Walls End South Kellae, 14s. 3d.; Walls End Tees, 165.; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 23a. ; Sidney's Hartley, 12a. 6d.-Ships at market, 74; sold, 52. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. - LIVERPOOL, MARCH 24.—Our share market has been quiet to-day, without material change in quotations. The following are the transactions :—Alserdeen, 13/ I—Cale donian, 181 13-16 I—Eastern Countiep, 9 7-16—Bast Lan cashire, 17,l—ditto (preference 1-shares), 81—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 731c.—London and North Western, 1241 —Ditto (new 1 shims), 6 p.—Ditto (fifth shares), 3j p. —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 341 I—Ditto (pref. therm), 12 9.l6—Midland, 631—Ditto (new preference 4( per Cent.), j d.—North British, 71—Shrewsbury and Chester (Otwestry and Chester), 11—Shropshire Union Railway and Canal, 3 d.—South Eastern and Dover, 211 —York and North Midland, 24 I—Demerara, 61. MANCHISTRIA, MARCH 24.—The business done to-day is considerable, though not so large as that of yesterday, and price. are scarcel so firm at the close, though m a i n t a i ne d with steadiness t he a considerable part of the day. Xhe sales include Fast Anglian (181.) 31 ; Eastern Counties, 9 • East Lancashire fifths. '2nd issue 6 6-16 ; Leeds, 72/, 1. 1, I ; Peak Forest Canal : 88; Sheffield, (pref.), 121 ; Ditto (new pref.), 11-16, n. p. ; Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole, 21 ; Dovers, 211, I, 11-16 ; Midlands, 63 1 , 41; East Lanca shire', 171 ; Caledonians, 181; London Stock, 1231, 4; London and South Westerns, 118; London New Quarter,. 61 p. ; District Bank, 61 ; Dublin and Drogheda Thirds. 121 ; Manchester, Birmingham, and Cheshire quarters 2 p. ; East . Lancashire pref. quarters, Bj, 1 ; North Bri tish pref., 61. Laaoe, MAIM 24.—We have had a weaker market this morning, and • general decline in quotations. The closing sales were as follows--Leeds Northern., 171 ; Ditto fifths, 1 pm. ; Ditto quarters, 2 pm. ; York and North Midland, 24/ ; Midland Stock, 631 ; North Westerm, 12 dis• Btunixonsu, Mutete 24.—This market wu not quite so active to-day, and shares were a fraction lower. Bir mingham and Stour Valleys were done at 91. 18a. 9d. per share ; London and North Westerns at 124 ; and in local stocks, Warwick and Naptou Canals at 18. BRISTOL, Maxon 24.—The market was not so active, and yesterday'. prices scarcely maintainable. Abeideens sold at 14 ; Great Westerns, 88i ; Midlands, 63j. Tag hums accounts from Algeria the number of soldiers who perished in the terrible snow storm at Djemaa el Taouint, or who have not since appeared, is 144, 161., 97 of the Bth regiment of the line, 24 of the 20th, 7 of the 3rd Bataillon d'Afrique, Id of the chuseurs, apithis, and waggon train. Amongst them is only one offline. The tents, provisions, de., were destroyed, and an entire Reek of sheep perished from the cold. The sufferings which the column endured were very terrible. Some of the soldiers got intoxicated, and were frozen to death as they staggered along; others perished from went of sufficient food. The conduct of the officers is spoken of in the highest terms. General Bosquet placed himself the very lest of the column, and prevented men from legging behind; and the other officers not only exhorted the troops to have courage, and set them the example, but actually carried some of the victims in their arms. SUPPOSILD WIWI= AT BAISISLIST.—Yesterday Milmaialh sacs WHOM who resides on the premises for am= se se Windom Inn, near Barnsley, otertell he watt mhos about twenty yards from that own deem, they Illesmi a En& mimed Annie Laycock, aged 23 years, tyleg with her doomfhtev Emily sgvd ten month., in her arm, both of whom had their throats cut. The head of the child was nearly severed from its body. Deceased was married about three years ago to an excavator, named Thomas Smith, but in oonsequenee of Smith having another wife, Layeock left him, end has since been cohabit ing with a person named James Gledhill, a poacher. They resided in a batch of houses adjoining the Sheffield and Wakefield turnpike-road, about two hundred yards from the place where the bodies were found. It is stated that he wee in the habit of Musing the poor woman. On Mon day he was drinking at Barnsley, end when ho went home lie beet her so math, that the neighbours interfered, but n• 4 so as to prevent him from continuing his ill treatment. Gledhill has been taken into custody. to the last GAMS CRILTDICATES.—By s. return just issued by order of the Bean of Lords, it appears that Mat year 185,4821. was paid for shooting certificates its the Visited Kingdom. LONDONDERRY AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY Traffic for the week ending March 20 (244 man :1, ♦ Passengers. 2,640 1261. lls. 9d. • . ' • 1245. Ss. ud .. ,.• total, MK las. 9d. &al . "'" 9 "'" ; ' 1 .I' ‹ 1861 (16 snot open), pumps% 1 • 9109- - • V .... C - 1' e X • .I,:= p ) C. • • /C. 14.