The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-22 00:00:00

/ • • _ e........ ~ ...—. 1 .,_. ~,...• •• .. 0/Z-- ,---,./. - ., -- L - 7-7 --- ci o_ /1 .{. •.. • - -. 1 114. - eft --- ~ • . 7 u "I'l-,7° . „: au illri/ 7 '• ' ' Yt (1;',. - .: .:-'•':ifl7.l MIT t fprt i LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, No. 1,740.] MARCH 22, 1832. [THREEPENCE. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,' t. mat fleeeusCbera, I t 11, lee& IthIWO Wirth diet We SOMA Sae TIANSIRS. u. W. ...Piety wilt be MUSED ea THURSDAY. IS. M.O.see sill be meowed es Wedredo, the 1411. die lb. eiviired. lor W. par MI sill le rey.h...., M ugh a a r Spril sm era es ery isbesperat g =le ;jog lOW, Se Wore e . l 141 ore L-11 7 anke fit the ig wiLLima 1161 V aL DOWN , Aetemy RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. The engagements of specie to go out by the Bentinck steamer, which left Southampton to day, have increased largely dining the last few daze, and amount in the te to 212,0001., of which 20,3321. is for Bom bay, 100,0001. for Alexandria, 72,3541. for Calcutta, 4,0101. for Ceylon, and 4,4161. for Hong-Kong. The other shipments from the outports include 60,0001. by the Hellespont for the Cape, on government account; 3,7601. by the Trent for the Welt Indies; and 16,3001. by the Montrose Peninsular and Oriental steamer (of which 14,0001. was for Lisbon, sad 2,3001. for Oporto). The total shipments of the week from the kingdom may thus be stated at about 310,0001. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by Herapallee Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,670 miles to be 251,843/, oral the rate of 381.5 e. per mile per week. The receipts for the corresponding period of lest year were 230,6891. on 6,337 miles, or 361.105. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 21,2541., or 9.22 per cent. in the aggregate amount received ; an increase in the mileage of 233 miles, or 3.67 per cent.; and an increase of 11. 15s. in the amount received per mile per week. The Railway Timm estimates the total receipts since the let January at 2,812,6301., which on 6,372 miles, gives as sap of 4101. Os. 4 4 / 4 and as the amount for - the aorrsspondingg period of last year was 2,439,8091. on 6,154 miles, or 3961.95. 2d. per mile, the difference is shown to be in favour of the present year to the extent of 131. 11s. 2d. per mile. MINES. THIS DAY. _ Two co•Csocx. Moch buoyancy prevails in the share market to day, and in every instance where business has been done, prices have advanced. London and North Western stook has been in great demand, and has risen 31. per cent. Oreat Westerns have risen 20e.; Ca ledonians, 168 ; Eastern Counties, 6e. ; South Westerns, fos.; Lancashire and Yorkshires, 208.; Midlands, 30s. ; North British and South-Eastern., La. • Berwicks, 78.6 d. ; and York and North Midlands, 10.. A large business has been done. r.--HVARTZ RUSHING C MACHINERY. ii 66.611.101 PATENT l Pm& 13/04 m tbr ootr LihtbiUwt. lbw ult ti impripvid by • wed., ugh aAI cwt. siMple Si OrY m:y ir uli za Z }orb nab to powder ot imbe se SUMS $4 b. Itwe ulib, elm or partaW6 eft WM mob eds. ounnd 6+.66 1 Err. PAr Tirder vereamP6 op* is troll Vrt.i" _ _ Ar1.1.1:•ON and ALLISON , Patetit Pianoforte Stirrer.. .0 11114 71. Itment-•trert. mawsmawsfir= lmr--oro •a,l ImaMaret MalllWlHmTlyd tM Irt waft :•‘l.l:, Illar, AA EirtlltTallo77. lastrimnafa INTV (mar" caul to arm) to be sold at a ass ▪ r▪ 7e r..locum.—rmatibala tamAtlbb by mama AM.* A Mrs " French sham are also better, though without much movement. AMAZE, AND prlsee Ileturear. kw tad., ap se 1 p.m. TILE 111.34 AN HAUL—ROWLAND' MA- c.v.%1; uIL nln-tty researeed sedbeet wield tie Ns feasaLsHe fol. h 11M11.1118411, rentrilneh rbernllONN tbe Undo bar. 13 op.r.dro u,* mot NORM Y ssedhnds agews; w tee, n• Ingemen• vs herein NW eilisie line Ines tootlN LA:eine N %CANNA' OIL bre eyed Mtn& b u mfel haw. Is a. pima et 1411Nes. eye. I NA* , see intoo,rloo, a r alto untaihne l• be by. Vag eh ferebally of br•utaff: 1 i r e of hair, sad nradrflofi taw re a ime onwil ein• ettroaty. rf tre awl U.; of leanly hellbr i = le bur ma at 1P...11i: MEd Yeti/ that shat, Ne. th . Rot et tech haute are them weld., ha en• Nom nNWdr tbeeseet el." ite two me enraned as lb* Inet ✓oily OW warn costaufsis SAN Mina —need by A. sow LIR as -6 sr mows wawa. Foos. Imam. tad by W ClAnks. and per. harm It. l• 1111 11l Itzram.a.—... 1........ re-,......4t, _ ISO 14 S If to le I 111 I 3 ri , I t r i al la ad I di i 11:1 SO SO I If $5 14 111 ille a I 119 90 let 1 14 „ I, IT 19 49 “ H 4 1 4 11 Sa Se IR 4 4j II 11 • i i ni nw ttcnors-w• 'oath 1 ,.E 5t...00,. for FATHERS; As oK.iAl.to 'wry. Py T. ORTURIL lit l Al. u. IRE I 1t.3 Pl. l't a 13. num al OW Leta the lIL AaLar •• 1 ra• ,ettwa." Is 3 vco p%%. TIR PILL:4 W011111.11.: - Py the astir" d " Xlse• 0 , p. " U. le 11 *Mk DOrr, lel 01. 011116111: THE GLASS PALACE. ;From the IMay Nero }lora. , protested, long ago, against the atrocity of a paint, r appending a fish s tail to the body of a 1.. alit iful woman. It would be infinitely worse tote to allow such a proud and beautiful national effort .e. the great Industrial Exhibition, with its Cre.tal Palma% to terminate in a scandalous add gi.dibv job. The fate of the building in li H aw innibles in the balance -- as a Istlierti= retractors, and the report of the 111111111RMIIIISo printed in another column, fully show. MMUS, Glee Palace is gone, let us take care that its liattary i, not tainted by the perpetration of " a job. " Yet, unless the public interfere—and that and magi then% —it is almost certain that= hr the ease. Iliere is a considerable warplane and is he dispised of; and busy and unscrupulSMuse ore in progress to ensure that it shall be if lot the benefit of parties who have insin them rlel.ll into the management, or into the teaddeass of tli , e who have the went. AU pdhlis fonds are bat too apt to b ma rf e ooked upon se property to which no one person having a clear title, any person into who , * hands it falls may without Imre semis li,:p himself to a slice of at. tk T imi be e rtile le an Mr B:ruction, and men persuade it ion so rem be hurt or injured than any ethos' abstract ilia. Th. public is unable to act for itself, sad the tempii t.,m to take advantage of its belplamosei is Weis. th!e. 0 Rob me the Exchequer, HAL,. has bee. the nutint of tnuttees for the public in all ages; and the surplus fund of the Industrial Exhibition appears .: danger of being administered according to tinse.H Lnaured use end sweet. sundry propesels have been made for the bine kat appliaabon of this fang. Some were of = Mt it Iris distrabk ti igefre the al rill is a massidedl of the WitlgMties, sal se instructive L ecitose of an entirely mew kind ii ambits...tare i to they mid the morphs fond might be do vourrirgninst this, the Surplus Cammittse have positively declared. Others that the fund sight more usefully be • • to hood aims model inguntion fur industrial • a. This se am tacitly relinquished ; nobody seems :Its any clear idea what is or ought to be made of the had ; tad all kinds of useless and unroasseable ways of Iv nding it are proposed, having no hats= in cow sou but this, that carrying thous late edict would poi money into the pockets of the pepsin. At prisent the favourite bona sifted fir diem seoredits are of that most imetersie thee of jobtxv., the &alms is stems add =Ow, and monstrous arsbillistund lodges As if them were not already snuck of wiseusiseb o loitv Ili LL's folly sod gullibility in this way, it is partly proposed to must see new, exposit= aor ta* in Kt nsingtoo Oerdmis Whether this egregious device he inecomfral or not, ._ . . the re is reason to fear diet the Emu of wing a part at least at the sasidas hod boa miumape Tarn RECENT CONVICTIONS FOR MU/DEL—Alike) ton are slender. The seem whisk immiged Terser, who was ceavissul kr the mauler of Mrs. r the Exhibition—and Vesdily, and without Barnes, is left for remade, 411 Misty. Nino of thet: we 1111111 p d g i eg, who nimeria it wall—have mode mow paptre tali el streag hms aseedene made I. awe la• War bad ._._ ao yet been web le the arnMstifia 011 bj :kit show. After deducting all expos= t hey hi, h e rag A pe , weeeseg k e ig i • have a large surplus from the mousy tam et the W incbtas as thiswiss Mr alb Ws ths sand at dim Now, it is not 'my dimly t to tey,_ atsse sobbing pin, end dumb, eassing his dna Moe this same commisim le kr its mv•allelitailat drag. Om 1.14 "weal at W idneissisaa They task en the teats. moue et baTlVrissam" warded I:Zgliehrs cheerer trtahri=ll/124112 diem nithositlaymmt I read defr sag ematarally whisk th e eitahisies auk ow, inseeive that, Is addition to theirs:lk obey have got Tag 001,D Done itaalmay,—wwj aia pan^ thereby, they on entitled to rem& Obsessive' hy ate am 'mewed se abs let wiass e sse e rimers mom Gomm, of the mosey they hays recessed in the way for him messes= is the great odd dad WM, ea Os that isms to them best. It will not be easy to drive am& weeteelidgilt...l, aid lentealvillevere illos' this moti o n out of their heeds : an d, = l uc kily, then V . ' . ..,,,,,,...„... eg gj il lT aa goi;—'m is nobody who can show a clear title to a voice in- em by I I; 1717,14,7 of OWN be g wee blamed ..,,Ird, &initial in the matter. stodgy. It is said that be has rendered one i Hat then there is the gam of 70,0001. or 80,0001. disclosures to the railway compsey, whit& have which ea, raised, before the Exhibition opened, by 1 kis media subscriptions, set on foot throughout the country in Ax AGRICULTURAL OPIUTION, .___ dim a gildadd fuosequenes of begging letters circelatsd by the ifajt lite lier bs: s e g gi mPti" lati. irlamsu of a ewer 7,;,:glhat commiadoners. This - money was imbsoribed for • " kllehems ism* WO ens Isgeb). abs walseThe definite purpoee, for which it has not been needed or b oa b an e' augg obi thee Amok by a pima about :me tet , l. Not having been applied to the purpose far ragbag. Ms Lad is grassisra at liamelnotte, • v ill es which the Subscribers intended they they have an un- 1 *bast 12 NAN fte•_ _ . Cattattater _ 1 _Abitill.,_fift, y, _tan sum deniable right to insist that it shall not be spent in it we ' slee k aim who ` head • jaaa.M. Laalesa i rich Irish lady, who ha it ch as e y thaMed, aced it bee a coy they disapprove at It would be weer% no since been euitivated with t=re at eiksmth at rases the part of individual subscribers to ask to have ,As en" hate rerfrred ruasturrabb fi e vi a of w a it , it refunded ; but no one can deny their right to a vote ; The lead sow belongs to the Caine Ifgegissefev, by width in its appropriati o n. ; thistuasel has been coastructed. It is 2 wires 10 Saar To the subscribers, then, ws make our appeal to : metres is bright under the arch, sad 1 metre 4111 eigg. defeat, as f or u in tun, lies, th e intended =tree wide. The supply of water will be abundant at di . squandering away of their subscriptions upon sessese of the year. 1 R EGutArtose y ou STEAloßoApo.—On Saturday a twit, ee and useless job. The Crystal hums ; so w s ‘,.. w o od by die bead of Trade that the_ptoe * • is doomed ; there is little use in asking them whither of the mended Masai Navigation Act, 14 &li vie aTi they would lik e to have their money appropriated =aid be strictly esiereed ou and a ft er the 31 s t ins:. Ad to its austentation. The institution for industrial . ._ ll, e___,e iv aa "•••16...... ba n been surveyed, and Mae Nor edsration has been a mere proposition. But there ra -- as . 7— —-- re :;;;;2.,°:: .of pars ers. Oath ' are other ways in which it may honourably and use- ; pert et the meal their certificate to il lna Ul a:d the folly be disposed of. I maather of passeagers they are allowed to carry ; e ach meal The money w.s raised to aid an undertaking will Bow bs - feratilied with a safety vale . ,e tree from the Tibial it was believed would promote the taste and aesedred and ed On sesidneer• Penalties will " "am" ° a intelligence of the industrial classes. It ought to be r a g """ ....„. "3"" seg for " fOeCu V e il "3" than thurrardr: teger&d ea a fund set apart for that purpose. It iNg e t ;,41 - 4 A - 11; - m. for w i lLell ay th i t a y have paid. The ought only to be spent in a way conducive to that essay atom es and after the 31st last., will not gnat end. let the subscriptions collected in every locality Mamie, or permit aa,y emelt to put to see, salsas they are i firm which contributkos were resehred be devoted t o properly fouled in life-boats, firc.eagirma, signal light% 1 institutions for public Imelffitsment and refinement. NIL aad the other requirements for the presereatian of life at ... An earnest desire is kit thraosbast the cos.., PALMY RAILWAY TILIII7IC.-.Thal following are the la* at this moment for the istablishmest of publie lam ewe. a ica mows of tee piaci pal F 444 mbhilonfil i ries and tssonims is ser large Mow some bars Plvavimar.- Vralia 114rett 4to Rath 10: 11444agova, :vela' *lndy been boadoi, and legislathe aid bas been g1 it.....- 11. 4 asmitfirA: r :iss If: • any KV C. ; rift iaviiht 7 d to =toed them sad soggiest their 1111111114 tr. . 7 . 170 , W:4 ' 4 2:1 ri/11,idevable expotense la as of ussltaalai res e w .. ma' ' " e maftk is: r " .. "" 25 ' 57 " . ; test mi. institutes and signor isessistime us le say 4.l44Lura -Ms Wawa II le Ranh 14 : reetsagesa, TI asst; waft with conedosse the the he prollia mho= for the 141 . 3" * . "a :t- 119.1.1t* public are good met mike staawAbb amiss. We " v` °, :;,°;;T.,—;,—.,,1r•11 to Muth 5: ' ••••P ' °. •4•14 I .., no intention Clf ball Se 1111114111111111110 the import. vivasow.—Vrom Nana sto North 14: Pommes, 18,93111.1 once of elementary isideUedee,tie of the instruction, a l i t," ta t." "' w awa' 91 t . ie l' il L erel 10: Pliesesers, Sl,Sest. ; eases, e lute adults receive by intarea But schoolmasters ' /11,440 E; Mt, 51.44 N. for the and lecturers for those of ' - I m r. a6 l!"_tt . . --r ee e .a!!! • !'.!. ta Nardi toe P me naler'. ed,alla 1 Now, with the foundation of such institutions, as with every human enterprise, the beginning is the (gnat difficulty. Every library or museum instituted in any one town stimulates others to rival exertions. Every imperfect collection begun animates men to complete it. Every contribution, however small for such purposes, induces men to unloose their purse strings to add to it. It is not wise to contemn the day of small things. Now that men are beginning in earnest to appreciate and aim at the establish ment of local public libraries and museums every local fund for the purpose ought to be carefully hus banded. What the Industrial Exhibition was for a short time for the nation, local libraries and museums may be made permanently for every town. The object for which contributions were made to a gua rantee fund for the Exhibitiou is the object for which funds are now sought to establish local public libra ries and museum. That guarantee fund not having been required or used reverts to be disposed of by the subscribers ; and there can be no more legitimate application of it than to aid in the establishment of local public libraries and museums. For the wants of a whole nation 70,0004 or 80,0001. may appear to be a small sum. When parcelled out into the contributions from various localities these sums may appear still more trifling. But devoted in each locality in the proportion that each contributed to the guarantee fund of the Great Exhibition, the money so returned to the localities would be the commencement of a subscription for a pablie local library or museum. It would in each be a beginning, and an earnest bong,ide beginning is all that is now wanted. The duty et tits associated subscribers to the tee food of the Exhibition, in various I Isaatities is, thinfore, clear. Let those of every pion that hes antributed demigod back their eontrt begins to bs applied to sagpmrt god increase its public li t try or mom ff it has 0110,0 T to found one it Their moot Gunn be decently refused by the eerrinereent, end will not be refused, if earns* mod poomonengly urged. They will thus go for M grown the tnessary of the Exhibition Mist maul by radation with a gross job, and =1:to as olden et which they sea at= o si nsimaglin. the gent Aged et reel. irked advadar We all epee the storeys/itan districts and parishes to Is ap and doing. Ws call win bisodiester, Bradford, Olasgovr, Warrington, and all no pions from which contribu tion to the Exhibition runts' fond were sent. They have no time to he.. - oung, ___,_-• Alm Ytire, eon only teach th eir popes bow to mime MI to 34, of th e i r intellectual im palties. aim mely abaw Ikern the proces s by labk kag la h be air !port& and initiate; Ohom kite of ooluirlog It. Ultimately away oso ant be hiss.. looboo But in acquithyr kmayisige,se ilk mg poomo, 1 pm., 11..if0r. ; - ima. sixipic noza.—Prom r01k.13 to Feb. 29: Peassagers, 17.971 t.; pods. MIME t 9191. N, 4: 1114orroaar.— Kara 4 to Mods te: Prongere, 1101261.; , wok, 14.441.; 99461. 91,4621. I' Ilahootual.-9rom 14 , 9. 26 to lima 4 Troteosen, 4',4101. ; Wl* As,49lt. fr o 27.91 Caoaraso.—m Ilirob 9 10 Mardi 14: Pasengin, 21,2911.; psdo. IS, N 11.; 15ta1.416111111 puma. at Wasik si and aate tdti meek ups& In mitheleuetion. Wm. mop, Ykno. drawings. milks Issin sad the maesriale to is mad. Witham...m e imis's best intealime to in obitel themselves mad annul railing. B ouch as IMO boa demo Wimps mil popularise bloke. it is bepeesilio that any primes individmi—upesially d limited mum aspire in prtrate peeped. y ell the books be may require. Public libraries mast some to hie aid. It is in vain that we found .abode for audios—it is in vain that we support lectures ler adults—stem wo throw open to them large and varied colleetiess of books. Libraries are not only a t to instruction; they are no mem e asse r i at:e :fi l l an cient tuition. Any one who hoe barely beta taught to read, if turned loose smog a collection of good, interesting, instructive boas, will unconsciously educate tumult. Ho may reed desultorily, merely for the amusement of his idle hours; but some use ful knowledge will be picked up, and will stick to him. The mere acquisition of a taste for reading is in itself a great step in advance. The persons who resort habitually to a public library contract ao quaintance with each other; they talk about the books they have been reading; they interchange opinions about them ; they teach each other to jsdp and argse ; they stimulate each other to add to their knowledge. They become en unorganised class of mutual instruction. Their pursuits refine and elevate them. Their vague and desultorily ac quired information intellectualises the society to which they belong, and creates an irresistible crav ing for education in the proper sense of the word. Whit is true of libraries is equally true of mop scums, of botanical and zoological gardens, of collie- tions of pictures and sculptures. 'Without these in deed books or teachers are inadequate instructors; they can do little more than impart words; men re , quire to have before them the realities which words describe. In a museum men can realise much that they have read about—fossils, stuffed beasts, samples or representations of antignities. In zoological and botanical gardens they can mark and watch the operations of living nature. In galleries of art they can develop or acquire the ennobling sense of the beautiful. Where such institutions exist the people necessarily and inevitably acquire knowledge and refinement. They come for amusement, and re turn and remain for edification. afti DULL and SAW Sane ~wJrfll6.ll•lll Aber. Aselkali 1.4 Do. (C1$11.611.) 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Dow ale . 1 4 Pe II 11 1 13 IA .I I 1 l d 1 :1 4“. r.! l 1•411.1 1 Ditte Prentatsi r- - - -.1 Do.Guarailsoilla perCt.l Weialfar. sad t raltlyitlitparpood, Ma.) II pm Oast—. ... Tilt. itomasil;; Da. Si _9t.Nortkv! 6ag.pankt.l 11l Ilti IS :4 as FOLISION H . !Doukas sal Meier .. ,Cestra , Item Clierays) 'Gnat Dan ?Wawa , Do. Ds. Ii IS 13 SS/ il l TI i : .. • Do. glilway) „. µL o b,. la. Pi; Ng war am I. Ok W u. Ns f o II Uotaad rtlowi 10 0 , Poel• W Lpas 10 10 !Pork did ... lode sod IlDollows 70 00 Boom owl Nom ... I 0 10 ANY= owl Moo ... SO If Moon osi Nor tea ... 110 41 Win :16 3 3 3 7 44 II II II 1 4 9j dis 111 11 i IS/ SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY. Bias oar last motet shore la as braprovemat la oar trade, which coatiaaes very uTM onto& loth omit, viol and by rail have boas The Idistotog ere this days quotatioas :—Took _Fowles. to Mho t Not& Rogeolo, 1100. to 70 0 . ; P . ffradoo Cop, M. lo 66t. ; Fittobiro Copt, 664. to No & ad *my OIL St 76e. ; Wiobtoob oat Comboliso, Mt. 104 Ns anise le IL ass. 111 JO 1101 Sei Me a (Isoull•lbsetWaiers U le NI Sej i 11d111= 4. 4 .01... 4r1 Dudley i_liewholisetWisisri;i lie lei VI 40J um ellosategumairs, oimansi, OunlleGlisKW4Aurs! IS It lii , 14 24014840•446. (Imell I is LiadisklLWasum) , lie i SS 0 1 1 pkaiii Rte. (Irma 1•004481144)-1 U 41 li SI imaa44.44644244114.44. Ileang le 01. Marra) U 48 U 134 a Dna 11•4444 Ouss4WOriaol4o44 4 4pm 40 IS 11•1110140.T40211U6114/ IN SS 13 Lej due E z Ili $44 U 4 114 Da lima SI 27 114 44 Ilerillmi , 141 In: in lump.. sal Oram.biti ... ... ii I i St.: so N Se Se I SO lef 14 sal 6 gl " V ti OP 71 Si itd 1 Itie:l 4 $ 16f i lll 1 lel i iSet 71 4 4 4 s 4 iiiiii 3 tlil3 4 I 4 44 ili IS Ss SS n n all II el 44 H H INSL•' Is 4 I ! !FATS. SATTTIDAT Although the feeling of dissatisfaction continues general at the state of suspense in which the great oommergial and industrial interests of the country are left. pit i es it is generally considered that the government is powerless to inflict mischief so ,far any al in our commercial legislation is orin caved. the h stock market remains firm. The tin Consols we at 984 and far o r rre s y s Z re OSI, 4, and for account, and the price left off quoted 984 to 4 for cash, and 981 to I for the 13th April. being the same as yesterday. The only other stookt in was South Sea Stock, which meshed , In this department bunions was dull, bet and railway 'hares met with a leggienmase of transactions than is usually noticed sisliardow. Isiimpter Bills remain at the late improvement, 66e. to 695. prem., but there was not so to-day. Fcc India Bonds the rate is 74s toT. 3. ptem. In the foreign house the transactions were chiefly in Buenos Ayrean, Peruvian, and Granadan Bonds. Peruvian Deferred were bo ught as high as6l4. In Buenos Arian there was a great fall, the price re eediag to tio and *lasing fle to 71. Compared with 61, the top prise to whin this stock lately attained, there is shown a faller 111. per cent., but so narrow is the market that operations of a comparatively trifling character, exercise a marked effect upon the price. The fall t o-day was Mainly owing to a sale of some 5,0001. stock in the morning. Venezuelan Bonds scarcely maintained the late advance. The com mittee s certificates for the half of the Spanish Cou pons not funded have been in more favour lately, ranging at 24 to 3 per cent. As the dividend on the New Deferred Three per Cent. Stock will be lost unless the bonds are sent in for conversion by the end of the present month, it is probable that this operation will proceed more rapidly, especially as the recommendation of the dissentient committee is in the same sense, but up to the present period the con version appears to have been far from general. The prices of to-day's sales are se follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100, 994. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 701; ditto for account, 31st March, 72, 70, 71, 68, 71, 69. Chili= Six per Cents., 1051 ; ditto Three per Cents., 68. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 791. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 601; ditto Four par Cent. Certificates, 93, Ecuador Bonds, 54. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, ex Dec., 1849, Cou po n, 24i, 1, ditto Deferred, IN, 1, 4. Guatemala onda 46. Mexi can Three per Cents., 321; ditto for account, 321. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, 103 ; ditto De ferred, 61, 604, 61, 4, 61, 4 Portuguese Five per Cents. (Brazil Guarantee), 99, 971. Portuguese Four per Cents., 351, 35. Russian Foar-and-a-Half per Cents., 103. Sardinian Five per Cents., 93, 924. Spanish Passive Bonds, 64, I; ditto Old Three per Cents., for account, 434, 43; ditto New De. (erred Three per Cents., 19/, 4, ; ditto Committee% Certif. of Coupon not untied; 21, 2 . , 2 per cent. V.. nezuela Three-and-a -Quart e r per Cents., for = count, 451, 45; ditto Deferred, 184, 4. There is no change in the terms of the massy market, the rate for loans on call being 14 pet int o and for discount of the best bills 2 per cent, The tendency is evidently toward s a further aosnonier tion of employment-seeking capital, as the amend for commercial requirements is much smaller than usual, speculation in the various branch= of busi ness being checked by the absence of full ministerial explanations. It is probable that the existing ple thora will be still more sensibly felt after the pay ment of tho various government and other dividends falling due next month, and amounting to many millions sterling. Rumours have been current throughout the week of the Bank of Eng land, with a- view to relieving itself of sous of its unemployed rooftrees, having engaged in railway loan transactions, and lent half a million to the London and North-Western Company at 24 per cent., and a large sum to the Great Northern at 3/ per cent., has been specially mentioned. It is understood, however, that the re ports are without foundation. It is needless to point out how sensibly the facility of raising loans at these rates, would tend to the augmentation of railway dividends, but the terms above alluded to, it is to be feared, are more favourable than even the companies standing highest in credit can at present obtain. A railway contemporary, however, mentions that the London and North-Western Company have lately been taking up money to some extent at 31 per cent. per annum. Abroad the movement in favour of lower rates o interest is in progress throughout the continent, and will be further stimulated by the new French finan cial arrangements. At Paris the dividends on the S per cent., 4 per cent., and 44 per cent. Rentes fall due on the 22nd inst., and will throw a considerable sum gloomy upon the market. Should political quiet the low rates for money ruling throughout and the United States may be expected to give rise to snore than ordinary speculation during the brines portion of the year. Maw*, to the a•dal returns published in the Gass* of Tooday, the total sots circulation of all the FIT* banks of IRO* and Wales, during the week ending the 6th of March, was 3,393,9671.; in the week pranading, the amount was 3,373,6841. There is oonasgmatly an increase of 20,3831. The note circulation of the joint-stock banks du ri ng the same week was 2,723,6471.; and the previous week's return being 2,703,9931., the increase is shown to be 17,6641. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 20,237,3201. (being 286,1501. less than the week preording), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 26,344,934/, which shows on balance a decrease of 248,1131., as com pared with the returns for the previous week ending the 28th of February. As regards the fixed imam, the private banks were 1,304,1081., and the joint-stock banks 088,3401. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,990, 4481. below the flied amount. There is still nothing doing in the bullion market, as the supplies by the Great Western, though de livered at the Bank of England, will not come into the market till Wednesday next. As already noticed by us, tho supplies by this opportunity are smaller than were expected, a circumstance that is accounted for by the shipment at Vera Cruz of some 800,000 dole. on beard the Abeona, the object in adopting this unusual mode of transport being tho evasion of the increased duty on the export of specie which has just come into operation in tho Mexican ports. This vessel may be expected to arrive at Southampton in about three weeks. . The imports of specie and bullion thy week have been considerable, comprising 20,736/. by the 'feviot from the Brazils; 1,533/. in gold dust by the Bos phorus Cape mail steamer; 1,047/. by the Penin sular and Oriental steamer Iberia (of which 600/. was from Gibraltar, 2671. from Cadiz, and 180!. from Lisbon); 6,000 dot/. by the Canada, and 60,000 dole. by the Baltic, both from New York ; and 1,5'25,708 dole. by the Great Western. The particulars of this last import are as follows :—Specie from Tampico, 801,931 dole. ; from Vera Cruz, 438,587 dole. ; for account of the Mexican dividends, 74,289 dole. ; from the Pacific, 17,289 dots. ; from California. 296,341 dol.; from Carthsgcna, 40,000 dole. ; from other parts of the West Indies, 44,685 d,,la. The total amount of the silver is 1,117,173 dole., and of gold 408,535 dohs. The aggregate week's imports thou amount to close upon 350,0001. The exports h. the aggregate are also large. Direct from the port of Loudon wore shipped 101,500 ounces of silver, and 3,000/. in gold, during U e week ending Thursday last, the total value being about 28,3001. The account in detail is as follows: Gold coin : to the Mauritius, 3,000!. Silver coin : t o Rotterdam, 7,000 ounces; to Belgium, 61,000 ounces ; to Boulogne, 354 ounces. Silver bars : to Rotterdam, 32,000 ounces ; to Belgium, 10,000 Mises; to Boulogne, 2,046 ounces. 4 i 1111 3 IS l&I 91 7i Si i 6 z a Iliii ad 41111 d ill is il II 1 4 4 *1 41 lab 114 s 4 3 1 4 111 id 4 2 21 it 4 al I 14 THIS DAY. Two o'CLooi. The Consal market is extremely firm to-day, and prices have improved. Business was first marked at 981 for money, but the quotation is now steady at 981 to 1, both for money and the 13th April. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange the tendency is also improving. Exchequer Bills are quoted (ids. to 695. prem. The foreign stock market is very firm. Buenos Ayrean Bonds have rallied to 72, and Spanish, Peruvian Deferred, and Venezuelan, are all better. Spanish Actives mark 25a to 1; ditto New I)eferred Throe per Cents., 191 to 1, Mexican, 321 to ; Peruvian Actives, 1061; ditto Deferred, 611 to 621; Venezuelan Actives, 43 to 47; ditto Deferred, 181 to 1. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. ram% Nu= X rot yam• 14 01 +01 70 0 i 0$ 100 0 1 II Low . , rur ACCO4IIII. 1140661. Q. 7$ 7613 BO 76 IGO $ 6113 I 7015 773 I WO 15 3 Oar Cristo. $ pat Lasts 3 per Cents. Haw am . I per Crate. 11 pa Ornta lOO 25 Melange on Lamion : 23 93 9 0 daTa 25 20 . Her, 3 parCLISIO 163 min., Haoa - MOW,. . 41 . ...... 96 &man 3 per Pena 9 Do. $ 331 ... Do. lad) .... . 96 Pied:no:4 5 p.LI 94 15 i Treasury Do. i, PARIS, MAICH 20.—St. Gentian, 826; Veluiliaa tight bud:), 340 ; ditto (Nit bank), 2U 7 5 ; Parke odd Oilier. ,• Paris sod ltoada. 700 ; Mutewaa, and PM; sad Avianna. 212 50. &radians and gala, 211 If ; Nun. 111 73; Odra: and Bordeaux, 570; gnriturn, IA; Pans and 81111111006111. 560; Paris end Lyama. ink ; Tours and gauss, 047 30; 3k9tortau arid Tram 143; Merin ad reaminr, 99 1; goardanna and taulak 110. MADRID, MARCII 16.—Three per Cents., 39 ; after Boise, 39c. jp. New Three per Cents., 19; after Bolan, 19, operations. Coupons, 91; after Bolsa, 91c. Passives, ; after Bolsa, 31e. 3-16 p. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 994. Exchange on London, 30.75. BERLIN, MARCH 19.—roluntary Loan, 1024; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1021 ; ditto (1652), 1011; National Debt, 891. Bank Shares, 1004. VIENNA, Nissen 19.—Fire per Cent. Motalliques, 951; New Loan (Series A), 951 ditto (B), 1084 Four-and-a-Half per Cents. ditto, 8 44. Bank Shares 1,240. Exchange on London, 12.29. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS Livnitroox, MARCH 20.—Our market is not quite so active as yesterday, and prices of some stocks have declined. The following seethe transactions to-day : Ambergate aid East Junction, 24 d.—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Che shire (late Chester and Birkenhead), 174—Ditto 221. shares, 64 d.—Caledonian, 18 6-16--Chester and Holyhead Prefer ence Guaranteed 64 per Cent., 174—Eastern Counties, 84 —Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, b4—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 726 14 1 2 4.—Di to 201. F shares, 1 3-16 d.— Ditto Preference Shares 6 per Cent., 14—Ditto (fifthshares, West it. On)" 4 d.—London and North Western, 120 f 20 4 4—Ditto (new f shares), 444 i p.—Ditto (fifth shares), 34 p.—Ditto 4 shares (C), 1 16-16 p.—Maachester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 834 4—Ditto (preference shares), 121—Mid land, 624 3 2ititii-St. Helen's Railway and - Canal Le:feminist guaranteed 6 per cent. and div.), 146—Ditto new preference 6 per cent.), 34 p.—South Eastern and ver, 2l—York, Newcastle, and Berwick (extension, No. 1 and 2), 61d 4 . —York and North Midland, 234. Dutch Rhenish, d. MANCHIITSI, •11CH 20.—Prices have given way, but there has been a large betakes.. The sales include—Cale denim, 184—Ditto (preference), 84c.—East Anglian (pre ference 6 per cent.), 34—Eastern Counties, 8 13-16 1 r — East Lancashire, 17 6-16 41e Lancashire and Yorkshire, 72 2e. ic 14 2e.—Ditto (fifths), 64 d.—Preston and Wyre, 46—London and North Western (new quarters), 41 p.— Msnenester and Birgoingham(C quarters), 14 p.—Manches ter, She field, and Lincolnshire (Lincoln Union), 3 d.— Midland Railway Consols, 624 4—South Eastern and Dover, 21—Oldham Gas and Waterworks, 204. Brant , MARCH 20.—This market has been much more animated throughout the week, and its general tone has been more healthy. To-day moat stocks were in advance. North Stafford. and Shrewaburys were In re quest; in the last-named shares the B's were done at 44 per share. Leans, MARCH 20.—There was a leis active market this morning, and prices generally receded. The closing sales were as (*Vows :—Lancashire and Yorkshire Fifths, 64 dia. ; Leeds and Thirsk pref. No. 2, 26 prem.; Mid lands. 624 ; North Westerns, 121 dia. ; ditto, pref., 144 ; South Radom and Dover.; ex div., 204. Buthrox, Masai 20.—We had an active business, with prices still inclining upwards for most descriptions of stock and shares. Great Westerns left off at 88; Midlands at 624 ; &sulk Eastern* and Dover, 214 ex. di,. ; South Wales, 124 ex. div.; TAT Vale, New, 11 pm. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market for Hops continues about the same time as for some time past. SMITHFIELD MARKET—THIS DAY. Although the number is not quits an large as last week, still the supply of Beasts is considerable; and, the weather bein apparently on the change, buyer are exceedingly cautious. We cannot quote higher than 3a. 61 for good qualities; but that price is exceeded in a few instances. We have a few more Sheep on offer, and the weather also ope rates In this department, especially as regards big Sheep. We are enabled to quote 4.. 4d. for sizeable Downs, but this must be considered an extreme price. Good Calves are not plentiful, and trade is rather mare cheerful for them. From German and Holland there us 206 Beans, 630 Sheep, and 10 8 Calves ; Scotland, 600 Beasts; 2,600 from Norfolk and Suffolk; and 300 from the northern and mid land counties. Per *tome of Ithot. a. d... d. 1 Per done et ate. .. 4. 00. d Bat e.. 4, 110reford 3 4 11 6 but 1/06. It 1184410. dit 0 6 0 0 Vest 63064480 nm 8•40646861186 lkoul" 061.45 Pip ..... •: . 0 0 0 0 I;c6. Iwo Is lialf4 , reol 1 4 4 4 . !mute 0 0 0 11 lieltalMD. •ma ,ISAIMIAt, 10 9 ; 1.1.41 Y Ind 14 60 26. 13.420 ; 11131Ter. 185 ; Ns. MR. Tursztes BILL TO ABOLISH PROPERTY QUALIFICATIONS POE 11111111 LS OF PARLIAMENT was printed this morning. It is may Mid , merely providing for the repeal of such sets, or poetises ands, as relate to the said qualifications. LONDON CORPORATION TOLLS.—A parliamentary paper issued this morning shows that " the tells collected by the corporation of the city of London at the several gates and avenue, of the city of London for the last three years. ending the 81st of December, 1861," were : During 1849, 6,6101. ; 1860, 4,7101. ; 1861, 6,8101. The rents and profits arising from the above tolls are applicable, under the authority of an Act of Parliament, towards the forma tion of a " uew street frem Ibilbom-bridge, in the city of London, towards Clerkenwell-green." THE GREAT ExmismoN.—This being the first of sit " last days" to visit this bailding—and gratis, the public, at en early hoar, wets OHM making their way towards the Crystal Palace. There were several of the A division of polite present, but es heretofore, those present conducted themselves with the greatest propriety. CORK AND BANDON ItAILWAT.—An important , alteration has been made in the management of this com pany—the board of direction has been removed to London and placed in the hands of the English shareholders, who have fixed their offices at No. 17, Oraceehurch-street, London. SATURDAY EVENING. A limited amount of business has been done to. day, but shares have changed hands in West Provi dence, Wheal Arthur, St. Aubyn and Grylls, Tre mayne, Cook's Kitchen, Ktlbricken, Drakewells, Lewis, Alfred Cone°ls, Trehane, North Buller, West Treasury, Wheal Charlotte, West Darlington, Tre barvah, Trannack and Bosence, and Cubert. There has been a considerable amount of business transacted during the week in British stocks, both in dividend and in young mines having improved pro spects. In Wheal Arthur a large business has been done, and a good demand continues at from 11 to 121; West Ding longs have advanced from 31. to 61.; Trebarvahs, 11. per share ; Tremaynes, from 221. to 241/.; Cubert, from 345. to 50e.; Clive, from 255. to 355.; Wheal Neptune has also risen 155.; Botallacks have been done at 1101. per half share ; Alfred Consols have been extensively dealt in, as also Mill Pool, Cook's Kitchen, and Kilbricken. Shares iu Wheal Crebor are rapidly advancing. The advices from Mexico by the Great Western packet confirm the statement published exclusively in the Daily News of the 10th inst., relative to the great reduction in the price of quicksilver, owing to the discovery of rich gaickailser mines in boa Luis Potent. so well as in niMrai. In Guanazusto it had been sold as low as 40 dollars per quintal, and the price ruled at from 00 to .55 dollars. A few years ago the price in Guanaxuato was 150 dollars per quintal, and even higher. The difference is there fore about a dollar, or 4s. per lb.; and as for every pound of silver obtained there is a loss of at least Ill& of quicksilver, the cost to the miner is about 6e. upon every pound weight of silver produced. It will readily be seen that these circumstances are greatly in favour of the American silver mines already ex isting, and also of the further extension of silver mining. It is an interesting question as to how far the discovery will affect the production of gold in California, where quicksilver is in such considerable demand. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. In the Stock Exchange to-day the gold miniug shares are firm, though business is still quiet. Colo nial Gold are quoted to prem.; Carson's Creek, 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Auriferous Ore, dia. to par. . Coring IS um nes Na. Share. latas. Paid prices I done &lard .y. to-day. 100,000 I Aim his .. I 11 11 pia. 0 a 10 0 ,000 10s. tagle Caliketila 30,000 10 Australlas _ ..• .... II 4 4 11.0,001 1 Australian Maid -. all 4 4di Si b 0,400 1 Are Marts 1 Ola par 0/10 SO Olaraarres Tres ma OW all ... . . 190,„oo I MONA Mauldin Gall - all f I 11. / 10,140 al Brazil. lesp.(imialla pia. Hi 11 3 6,1X10 30 Do. Ossassaadailaba . all 11,000 30 Do. N. Saba Dal PI; .. 14 -.- 210,000 I Careaa's Creek all 14 12 4 006 ... nabs, (kipper .... . 70,000 6 Lag. a llaaraliaa Copper i gi 4 4pi S 4 40.000 to Osumi &vac, 1 (War Montala. 11.000 3 Oast Pelmet\ aU par 14 1/ pas 41 01,000 10 lisalmakllsathaamicas 9 3014000 1 Sams Meade 7,800 SO hall as Cuba lO4 6,000 II Tla Ova 13,174 50.30( Uaks4 Widen 1040 , 00 I 1 Visa Marlms „ all 4 di. par COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets have been inactive; prices quoted the same as Friday. MITAI4.-Copper is quoted the same price as last week, with a dull market. Speller has declined Si. to 10s. ; • small parcel sold at 141 be. Iron : 'the demand during the week has been limited. Scotch pig, mixed numbers, quoted 35a. 641. to 385.; Gartsherrie, No. 1,38 e. Tin: We have no alteration to notice in British, but East India is quoted 11. lower than last week. Oms.-Seal, pale,3ol.los. to 311.; straw, 281. 10,. to 301. ; Sperm, 841. to 851. ; headmatt er , 881. t o 89/ . ; C o d , 32 1. to 331. ; South Sea, 31/. 10s. to 33/. 10s. ; Olive Oalipoli, 441. to 451. ; Spanish and Sicily, 421. 10e. to 43/. 10a. ; Palm, 261. to 61.10t.;2 Cocoa-nut, 331. to 361. 10s. ; Seed, rape, pale, 311.; Linseed, 271. The following public sales are advert'sed for to-morrow, viz., 8,3)0 bags Mauritius, 2,800 Bengal, and 1,000 Madras Sugar 80 casks and 800 bags Plantation, 200 casks and 1,000 bags native Ceylon Coffee ; and 140 bags Cochinesl. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market has again receded, and the trade is buying more sparingly for consumption. Speculatively, very little is doing. Town Tallow is quoted 352.64. nett cash ; Peters burg Y.C. on thi. spot, 381.; October to December (1852), 375. 6d.; on or before the end of March, 85s. 9d. to 961. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. 1100. I MIL I ISA. Stock this day Casks.. 1 33,149 37,466 43.032 Delivery Wet week Do. Irons let Jane Arrival last Week 994 332 Do. from Ist Jane , 87,6 . 31 93,120 100,863 Moe T. C. this day per ewt ] lac 46e. 64. 39t. 3d. Do. Town 1 330. 6.1. 410. hi. 380.0 d. PUBLTC SALES advertised for the week—March 23, 50 cases East India Tallow ; March 26, 100 casks South American Tallow, 150 Australian, 100 North America n , 100 Italian, 50 St. Petersburg Y.C., 20 Palm Oil, 260 Slid,. around Nut Oil, 10 tons Lard Oil. MARK- LANF..—THIS DAY. A very short supply of Wheat, by land.earriage samples, from Essex and kent, met with very little atttntion from our tailless, and the rates of Monday last were ob tained with difficulty. The transactions in foreign Wheat and Flour were of quite a retail description, at former prices. Barley was In moderate supply, and sold on much the same terms as last week. The receipts of Oats, although not large, have been quite sufficient to meet the demand, and the trade ruled dull at the quotations of this day sennight. Beans and Peas maintained last week's rates. In Cloyersecd but few transaction. trait place this morn ing, the offers made being below the ideas of fellers. Tre foil was rather easier to purchase. BRITISH. NUShopper. qr. RABAT, Pra t Gat red 37 tonto.t...wtite,42 to 43 to 411 Nortsikaad Sellolk 37 to 14 to 41... do. 42 Le 44 1.0 17 Tabows(ll4444 or 4 11142 . . .._ . - .... ..._ _. .47t0 a 1 Cumbrilgot IMsolond - ton to 43 w h ite, 311.t5• 41 to* old, to 1ia....T. kiit/.7 . .... .. 33 to rt .distilling Malting ........ ........ 33 to 34...ebaralier -to 114 Yoe 31 Kato - 32 to 341.. Aloe pale Oars, 13=.11011 -". II to TO. Mack le.ote Rim& la so 21. .potato Bend* 6 1143111, liod 21 to 32 .potato 24 to 76 14 IlmeL. ...... .. 17 to IS to 211...3 ....... ..... lO to 20 131114 pogo 91 to 33 Pao" roy 37 to 24 maple . nine 34 to 40 Amperlal 44 Lc 46 Whits Se to 33. .lollerr 32 to 33 Baas% Maim IS to 27...t10k 78 told.. old 32 to 341 Hamm SS to le_ small 10 to 33...01d 34 to 16 Team, sowopring, per NAL - to -new winter Is to ts 3d old - to - Harming New 42 to IN lissaan Cans. per thousand CLovassans, per cwt., red.-- to -to -...white.... - to -to - Put:each of 2604 a. nova, town made, delivered-- 27 to 40... fine household . 33 to 20 Norfolk sad /414 k. 34 to 32...whltes 32 in 34 17011B1ON. Mintage per Or. Wasar, Dantas and Konigsberg 41 to 44...11ne Pomeranian 40 to 41 ..11arteek 44 to 411... Stettin 40 tole French. - to - to - . Brabant - to - Danish 31 to 37...11anabord -.SS to 40 to 42 Russian 30 to 32. .E.gyrtian ........ 27 to V. Danube 33 to 24. .004wsa So to 40 1144 - to &MAT, feeding 2l to 36 .dlatilliug 26 to 2s LONIII/ . Oars, 11.1.11.611.0 Pomeranian and ntntieund ls to 21 Swedish end Danish 20 to 23 Poteland and [Wei, feed l7 to is DU" brew. SI to SS_ Poland. ll to 23 BLUM. dek ..... 26 to 27 old 111130 i ........ 27 to so old Kenn. . ...... .- 21 to 21.-Tusrany ...... ..... 11 to its Paar, pl u, SO to 27 32...W1m . .—... .. 32 to 34 Taw. old.- . ...IS Is 3/...tiew 10 to 2/ largo 31 to It LiMiltiD, B ald. ... Ihnotos 41 to to Mediterranean sod Odessa llaransso 42 to 46 . Bemired .....„ 37 to 4f. 10. CAIII, free of duty, per ton, LI le to 64 la ----------- - - -- ----- i..-;1.irii,117.:.W. noes, Americas . JS 31 23 to 24 Conattiut 'lto 23 Diattio —to —.Aliment. . ---- . 21 to 23 Frmsthper rack of MAW. 2V 22 to 34 to 37 ARRIVALS 124T0 LONDON FROM 13th MAR. to 70th MAL ilm. S.oillati. Scotch. 111,. Forties Wheat ----- .... I 2413 Sarin ..... ... 2711 I PRO 1460 I 3065 0.3t0 716 2073 Mall, 443 i SG, 9 n o ,. 4041 hush, 031 .ecL.; I, 3,421 qrs. Arra COAL MARIKE'L—THIS DA liolywell, 14e. 6d. ; Carr's Hartley 12s. 641. ;. - I, , 4, 14 . • 14s. ; Walls End Itiddell, 13 4 . ; Walls i, -sk --, - 153.6 d . ; Walls End Hatton, 15 3 . 61 iWa •. • 4 , 'J• . . ares, 15s. ; Walls End Tees, 16s. 64.—.616ps ''", . *.l . '" ) . ..!:... • ~ ..-r 4 .• Tv' ? 1;tg%14