The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-30 00:00:00

'5 l r I 4 ( Os" vf - r /t it t TAT rt%sl LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, -- No. 1,747.] MARCH 30, 1852. [THREEPENCE. D S 8 1.: V ' 8 \ reed . onion to al the ILAIp Itt.: %It U .4. keeper to vreek—tbe me. r r elt4A WA lb. tower pep* We ex proore. rabromerk : IL M VP * i . 410, ' • Full gbeetiene fur ow slit, ea 01, . • Vf 7. Ll . _ h _,,,..- A . bootee? be meet ebb tie tr D m ts..it 1.. r., mor a sebto4. "AI& obi ebeltle , sr. e 0 .1 ie. IN aga. ';' , ....A i ll i.„,, tbe twat farm Mourns to ' ...! boob X. work them wittrot 46 00 V% tV Arl Cy. ofe ' di 1 4411 1 1 . 0 . - t ealty. bo.d re at km Crew - A j _ Wse.Dray ead Co.'s pan. ii ' d " .' '..8 " f " . 1 1 1 1. " S ' .' , V - 1 , . ~ .:. t. . t oblet oo .. Itrefr s al- Oboe will be xter... , ... 1 -. `r • • :...-- . \ met ~ . %)- 11 - '„. mem‘„ • .... iamb. as s.polcotka. dr- .., ...--. ~ . , . o w t.c.ae 1. 11 7:. Wm . 1 - tabs, Its sapriisily Wu ▪• a r 'Or 1 . 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They believe that without it any measure of parliamentary reform will be inadequate; they know that the coming elee tion most decade the fate of the great parliamentary refoan question for several years; it is, therefore the imperative duty of such of them as have seats in parliament to avail themselves of the opportunity afforded by Mr. BERKELEY'S motion to arouse the attention of the public to this vital question, and to place before them the arguments in favour of vote by ballot. The discussion of the question provoked by Mr. BERKELEY is meant dc facto as an expo sition of the benefits to be derived from vote by ballot, with a view to induce electors to add vote by ballot to the list of requisites in the candi dates for whom they are to give their votes. Mr. BERKELEY will argue this question with Mr. Ills- RAELI and Lord bolts ItresELL, as LUTHER argued the question of " the indulgence" with Turn., less in the hope of converting his opponents than as a means of explaining his cause to the public at large. Every member of parliament who is convinced of the necessity of secret voting, yet fails to be present at the debate, and by argument, or at least by his vote, to give the cause of secret voting the most strenuous support in his power, will, at is crisis like the pre sent, be guilty of a great and unpardonable desertion of his duty. RAILWAYS. TRIE4 DAY. Two o'Cusen• The share market to-day hen been well supported, the progress of the settlement imparting buoyancy to prices, and, though the rates now ruling are not the highest of the day, they present in many instances an imprevenent on those of yesterday. Midlands have reached 86} ; Great Westerns, 89i ; North- Western stock,l26 ; and Lancashire and Yorkshires, 721. French thane present little change in prices, SHAKO inD grams Amman. *ibis rims nownsay. MONDAY EVININO. l i There has been only a limited business in the Mining Exchange to-day, with no alteration in prices. The gold mining share market was quiet, and presented no feature beyond a slight increase of firmness in the Californian descriptions, consequent upon the very favourab!o statement made at the meeting of the Agua Fria Company held to-day. Holders generally show firmness, and it is thought by some that these speculations will shortly occupy a more favourable position in public opinion. Agua Frio left off at 13 to 11 prem.; Australasian shares were dealt in at prem. The quotations of the non official list are as follows :—Colonial gold, to 2 prem.; Melbourne, par to prem.; Lake Bathurst, par . to* prom . ; Sierra Nevada, par to rem.; Vic toria, * dia. to * prem. •, Auriferous ore, d to Idis. ; New Granada, 1-18 to 3-16 prem. ;..... !gt _ Ohs, Nit.. Igo it 141 15 ei T . 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Kam sun. Id haw an intpraaalne of a lam and (wily plate. of • tiltsabred iturneter. LNI:111•11 XF.II.IIT-MAKDIO s TDB, by W. 1141, after W. P. Irtith. A.LA., now de. pent:4 it oneness to payment of the wibmt fan. Ia prise. ban a,l la oalkisi to moat for Wadi, as lenslotwo, a wort I at Ws doe al use paalas eakilaticar. GEOILGE OODWE't, ilasonry LEWIS POCOZIL, Oaanaarioa 4H, 4% 4.4 49..444,1. vS BOTANIC WAX CANDLES, 11d. ver.0.614. and Is. IM.; German Wu. Is. f 4. ; bd. yi Pas at Nets. b. id. ; Meld evens. Ild. ids Wei, Is. 3.1.; r•rwpar.as Wes. la. sad k ; Mel Was, b. id. Oam. p.m uL. :.d.. fi wet Md. ; Mom % OP. Manaus, k: Kas. 114.; bore MOW. 4/01. led id. ; ; Was-wise Taer bap. red be. Pie N.. %vs* r amp. Si. id. yet "WM: Nem limber, Is. Ild.; pow, t.mesed, fen Id. ; belie m Was. 40. IL ; MINA islets. b.. 0- 0n... Ss. id. per dabs ; ed. ; debr, fe. . • psik. 4. ; mike Dau% edebbesd veneers. 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Aiir Boor BiU. uut. r. w,..1 WI awful of id, may tra and ..arty Ps as rir&aary Ae Coil" wa a Itatistma Sod or 0.% noir, Sy st.es the hill Ple;Wig" II el. 11 %4% . ...ad to Sr Coat" at brniss ...pass apertme *a YAM= i 414 S iiiii. o r I. +b, h mono It NW 1111 tra st 'lnman II Mel. ir N ip 11, pt d tightly*, MINI 1111 . . in isator. Wraith , ..... it: tad this at Ws , 4 •" re r - - 4 , ... T.ffr ..• _. • _ ~,w, . ' O $ 46 , ..0t-'....vt• . A ‘ •.- 11; -..- . • THE (41, ARTERLY REVIEW, No. CLXXX., viu to pelibthed as =EMMY, aptit 1. u3lnsirril : 1. dir lbw de Coverler " . liersie W. onelded. L Dim Clisend MLA; (larded. I. limo 11 . Ondees Awaswq. kinks lakeery lisesod, is.. HOS. clupd t leoles‘ IBM& 0111111111fil lowsPess TM& Oelas t UL—Clemills Pqas : Lord lb*" WY. Seed IL It Lowden> f of Os Idateredles. U. Ord JED es/ Ihd awl al Duty. Alks leswer, Allesiedele•dlreet IRELAND. Donut', Ku= 29. Mr. Anstcy has informed the electors of Youghel that be wil l not again beck their imffrtgels. He says, it now appears that As Irish constituency, embracing Roman catholic glee. OM 1. any to be reached through the favour and influence of a foreign hotly, sitting in Dublin, but whose branches are spread into every part of the United Kingdom, sad all whose movements, political and religions, In prompted, deeitltd, and carried out by an English cardinal and a coun cil of prelates; and, though neither proud nor impatient, he cannot stoop to canvass any electoral body, except in that way which the law prescribes, and through thine organs wh , eh ths cdnstitution designates. The lion. Mr. Mostyn, son of Lord Veux of Her rowden, will, it is said, positively start for West meath, where his father has lately purchased the property of Sir Hercules Robinson. He will, of source, be recommended by the Catholic Defence As eedenen. Sir Richard Levinge, who is in the field for the same county, has oontrived to put forward a political creed, which seems to satisfy both the liberal and tory parties. The lion. George Handeock, brother of Lord Canktuaine, is likely, it is said, to contest the eePee" 'citation of Athlone with Mr. Keogh. l'rincc de Joinville arrived et Cruise's Hotel, Limerick, on Wednesday, and left next morning for Galway, on a fishing excursion. Th. , committees of the approaching Cork exhibi tion are working with great earnestness in Cork, Dublin, and Belfast. Almost all the necessary funds have already been collected, and it is expected that all the arrangements will be made in a most satis factory manner. At a sale of land held in Limerick, under the order of the Encumbered Estates Court, an estate yielding a profit rent of between 7001. end 800/., sold for 12,620/. The incumbranees on the estate mounted to 20,0001. Our liberal members of parliament made a mistake when they allowed the debate on Mr. Hunt's maim for parliamentary reform to peas off such an cosy fashion. There may be danger la making the same blunder • second time. An opportunity wil! be afforded them, this evening, of repairing to some extent their mistake. They can muster in force to support Mr. BEAKELET . B motion for vote by ballot. There is no ono of the reforms which are required to impart purity and efficiency to our representative system that is more provokingly trifled with by many reformers—and professing reformers—than vote by ballot. When hard pressed, they graciously con descend to say that, if a majority of the electors shall appear to wish for vote by ballot, or if the anti-re formers shall persist in their corrupting and intimi dating practices, they will be compelled reluctantly to support vote by ballot. They speak of it as a thing indifferent—likely to have little effect one way or another—and which may therefore be conceded to unreasoning clamour; or ns an evil in itself that may nevertheless be preferable to the continuance of worse evils. So long as the ballot is advocated in this disparaging manner there is small chance of our getting it. Now, it cannot be too often repeated that vote by ballot —or, more properly %masking, secret voting, is a principle, or practice, that cannot but work deeply and extensively either for good or ill. It is no mere crotchet, no indifferent matter, that may be yielded to importunity, or disregarded, if the people are not clamorous for it. Nor is it one of two or more evils, that may be tolerated as the least mischievous. Vote by ballot is spoken of in this way by only two classes ; by those, who dreading its effects—as likely to put an end to undue influence in eleetions--seek dishonestly to prejudice the public against what they know would work for good, or to make the public esteem it lightly; and by those who give themselves little trouble to understand aright the nature and tendency of reforms which they advocate for the purpose of winning popularity. There are but too many of both classes in the reform ranks. _ The rationale of vote by ballot is simple, and obvious enough if people would but take time to consider it. Vote by ballot is only a means to an end—that end is secret voting. By keeping this' steadily is view we get rid at once of • number of tidy or dishonest cavilling objections to it. Tho nal 'Nation at issue is—ought votes in the election of 11111sbers of parliament to be given spesjUr searetly ? If this question is decided in the tive, then comes the second, subordinate, auxiliary question—how are we to ensure secrecy in voting? I '• Where there is a will there is a way." Lot us adopt, in the w_, . _ . as instance, the mode that appears most likely to promote the end he view : if it fail. it can be amended se another salethilmil for it. Ex perience will teach us how. The devise of seeking to obstruct reforms the utility of whisk minuet be de nied, by cavilling at the mime for their attainment, is sla t mid In the electies of ineetbste of the Nana object is to ensure the chaise et andiales who rally penes the confideese of the sentilensiss i when essamesdadee le the deem h die envie. tin that ponds that , they _lnnen the lift _sad tie Monty rac e utred in lesbian. It is able that dis should the solo reams why mat vets for say anilines : in the first place, bemoan the jedg met farmed by the majority of the thenster of can didates, though liable to err at times, is always right in the main and in the long run; and hi the second place, because a firm faith entertained by the manses of the ability and integrity of their representatives, is the best, the only guarantee for loyalty to our representative institutions. Now, a very little dispassionate, patient reflection will show that individual electors are most likely to vote for candidates solely from a conviction of their honesty and ability, if they give their vote in sock a manner as renders it impossible for any one is knew what it has been. When a man votes in all the world knows how he votes—he iable ale- slot ill multitude of contending influences. Ho asks himself what will this man say of my vote ? How will that man feel towards me on account of it ? His better and more amiable feelings are quite as likely to mislead him as those of a baser nature. He is liable to be induced to vote against his deliberate convictions by intimidating, or by selfish regard . to his own interest ; but he Is equa ll y liable to be In duced to vote against his ounistions by terre: l t t thought lukewarm in theparehe cause, se se of baring he view solely the - pesnetioe of his private Wants. The giving of a nee is private is an act between a saes and his own seastinse ; he it free fron_paesies, with a ism seen performs mimeses. Misgiving eta vets tali& is with timid natures an set el enierdice ; with the boil mad FM IVO it is too apt to he a men ast of bravado. The Xto of seas at an elution where they are n eg openly an the result of the Waned powers of were= and aniglise es ems bawl, of" anger or party_ spirit, or umetenbay eediedena ca the other. Theaggregate of ages at an election where' , they are gives in secret, are the real, snows =peer eon of the convictions of tt riii l:y. floret voting therefore stied" a better Ise the akin of the nest th e:lrter, d i kr the gameness et ilex sepsenelative institn them The advocates of vote by ballet, et meant voting, rest their cane upon a atrial g halm mature, and a deliberate we of means to mead. The aFgunsate by w=e by ballot, or secret voting, is seceded, if fairly tied dis posassate::considered, will be found to Mat best Vale tiona to some pit of fluted, e th bill trg e r rfl e c r ia s i niple, that '^ dgaebn of a free nen to conceal his opinions." This fine phrase rightly interpreted moans that " a free man" is ea. titled to indulge a vain-glorious ostentation at the 'risk of being induced to give a bad vote. There is quite as great a risk of men being led to vote for a showy unreliable mob tycophant, to gratify the poor vanity of being called fearless independent fellows, as of their being bought or frightened into giving their vote for a jobbing instrument of power. Again, we Ire told that so long as the electoral r e t s u rri : e iteited, the exercise of the franchise is the of a trust, that the non-electors have a right to know how the electors vote, and by their know ledge to influence the vote. If the non-electors (as ire at least do not question) are capable of exer- ding the franchise, let them have it ; let then give their votes according to their consisting's, WI hi them leave others equally free to assert dish envie , l ' Lions. To exclude the non•electore from the fran chise, and yet claim for them a right to direct and control others in the exercise of the franchise, is to make of our electoral system an " organised hypo crisy." Did spew end time allow, the hollowness and of all the specious, hackneyed objections to f r a or ly ballot might be exposed with equal ease. The question of vote by ballot is therefore a ques tion of urgent and vital interest. It is, consequently, REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (Pram the Nark Lane &prem.) There was some appearance of a change in the weather in the beginning of the week; the wind went round a point or two to the southward, which caused a rise in the temperature ; but since Wednesday we have had a return I of keen cost wiutl. Rain is now beginning to be wanted for the spring Dun just committed to the ground; and the wheat pt would also be beardlted by a moderate supply of arsinen sell inonasoll wassoth. The ahsence of these elomosts to stimulate vegetation is, however, not mnc4 fill at poweet ; Wood a dry March is proverbially regarded as ampisismo. Aced so little reason 'Mini for sup posing that any mischief will result from the weather experienced, that we are inclined to at tribute the eontiaued and increasing depression in the trade to the prevailing iteling that thus far all is le u regards the prospects for the future. The iiihodes of wheat from the growers have not been by any OMNI 161111111•114 since our lust, nor hare the arrivals from abroad boom largo • still the supplies hero more than suf ficed to satisfy the ' demand, and at some of the leading pro vincial markets prices have undergone a further decline. The coarumption not only of wheat, but of all kinds of toed, is meanwhile as groat, if not greater, than usual ; but the consumptive demand alone is not sufficient to support prices, and merchants and millers do not appear to have confidence to purchase beyond what they require for imme diate use. Speculation, even in the most limited sense, is looked upon as hazardous, and a very small excess of sup ply over what is needed for present use suffices therefore to depress :prices. Though the arrivals of breadstuff, from America have not hitherto been extensive, the Liverpool market has been influenced by the receipts from that quar ter and United States flour has receded mete/lay in value at that port within the last few weeks. The reports from tha other large consuming towns in the earth area a similar character ; but the decline has not been as great elsewhere es at Liverpool. At the markets in the agricultural districts the supplies have been less this week than before; and the samples hay ing generally coma to hand in capital condition, sellers have been very unwilling to submit to any material decline. The sowing erring corn is not as yet finished, and fine Barley has mat some demand for aced ; this bee assisted to support its value, aed, though the maltsters have bought =attialourly. provisos rates have been tolerably well in most of the farmers' markets. Prices of Oats, Beams, and Pon have net varied materially in any part of the kingdom. A ismer osatiariance of dry weather would be likely to MUM the value of spring corn and p u l s e loom thou that of Wheat; end this may, perhaps, be the reams why quetatleas of the former have been better sus tend than thus of the latter. The arrivals of Wheat coastwise into the port of London have been quite esederate during the week, only 3,668 qrs. Navin; been monad up to ties ( Saturday ) evening. The qesatity exhibited at Mark-Lie by land-carriage samples front the*boaring counties W meanwhile been small ; still the ha proved ve more *ea adequate to the demead. Wednesday scarce any bedew was done, sad qeotations remained mamtaa i y unaltered; nor did any testate] change take place in paler en Friday, but the turn wee decidedly la favour of the jar/chaser. A considerable preporden of the samples of wheat brought forward for oak on Noeday reessined is of at the close of the west, tem having in vane tisenunwilling to make any camemisa i ink banes having reloosil to pay former rates, the Inds ansgeua Subbed very languidly on Friday, with li of • farther ndesticia in prism. s Cr i t e sipts of Wheat from abused ban not been by any moms extensive, only 6,360 qm. having arrived, of which 3,140 qrs. from Holland. The inquiry for s i gn Wheat hes been of a strictl retail character, the meant acter, quality and dry condition o f the Beef& having readied it almost unnecessary M engin obi holy lir mixing. lisarcely say counms hen nits* me market, aed the town millers tr y ha bu ys asisd with the ulna antis. ; anon have, however., ..flake* bon waft badmen sad prism have remained meth the sons as bane Now rid Lewee Baltic Wheat, Rile pro bead, has bus sand tom os board ship, at 42e. M {la per qr., duty poll . without meting much atteatlea. We have heard of no sign of wheat fen on board at Julie ports sines our last; and there has boss very little dig in argon as peuqu from the Black Bus, Ac. The antral from est owner of the ant ban base rather bug% sad its boss intesafbis to rehda heresy terms; E gMba m Pl e b*, 10. be d at Mont at 28s. to 295. per v., cost, fine*, and feseinese The sod ter tows-made be best very slow throughout Ito vast ; of pito% bowsaw, we have no damp to an The arrant from Freese, without being bnis, ban exceeded 'apostatise, sad considerable 1111Msaity - bla been iisparlaresil be *aft what has come to bead at knew rand. Assail= Isurlau likewise met a slow sale, at beaky Imam Owns. Barley of homorportli hen awe toward spriegly, but this has Mimi to teen_ ley irovantoft ie the Ind mom lito woes stiff sells ea quits as ow bee ma M dose as is the oomnseirsosset tel the no& Ot teffige Braley the snivels have been very soma% miff ON* have caellesi their operations to as mare taw ills so Mit inundipso weals have sieve d , still el ed ge: diaj ow poz e ds ban eat at say period of the week ern viry lbr ash ins "Ir le:tr u u e ril in the extrema ; the besones seam to bows mound as muck as they min about buying, sell as lbws ban base hardly any mbar buyers quotstioni hero bosoms, in arms RIM" sonniaL The annals of homegrown Oats ban base quits keg alacent ; foes our seen ant only 906 vs., teem lionland 40 qrs., sad from blind Mit ve having ems to hand ; having, however, received 14,197 vs. from abroad, there has hem no scarcity of this vain. Oa Wetisodey there was rather man activity in the deemed, but the dealers maslslna 1.1 0. 11 %Mlle, and the business done was at former 11• INS MI the inquiry was less active, but factors fining iime. Babb Beene Mee said newly throughout the week, at tot libmilay's pains, sad ligiptian have been very diflicult wpm reee of all kinds have meld off tardily, but quotations law unalterod. India Oess stoat there has been very little pasting, and Oen hem beseme to a certain extent nominal. The gamed Imme of the advicte frees abroad is decidedly dull, and the vales of wheat sad rye lad, it appears re ceded am se Imes at all the pries Mal pens in the Rabin At Daslie the hit bed. N me m. hem he dna at the lower pens, bat the ereimseff, men at Me ihstmaamed plan, bed Men downwards. We lave Noble letters of the Ski ime. The news of a menial at Stettin, ads loam at many of the =whom la the interior, bad eineed boyars to set with eilresm modem, sod hardly any bedews bid beam done rinse that day se'paight. Really line quallbse of wheat had net bun eared ebesper, owing to their sesralty, lost the mowstimer hinds were czn e illi quoted Is. to 2e. per qr. lower. Mammas, hadberm, was then, One ; and it was eslasland Met the amigatisa would be entirel free to the teens of a fry days. One vessel had been c for Romlind at 2s. 1144. per qr. for wheat. At Blia, as the 19* lad., beldam was very ban, tbo speculative dossed had sails* uusd, sad tbo *applies having kir sassolod abet bad boa required be tbs. a borAbra NI of b. poruote qr. had taken tk place is vales wheat, mai rye was qd fa. er r. lower ma tbat day Wooled. Oa tie 23rd ins t. sellers IMO IN tbsa 4 gabs so pandas as before, sad wheat was then quoted Ns. to O h . par qr.hos as board. Rasta* ossonste of the glad last. describe the market ae very doprewood for Wheat, and prima fully 2a. per gr. lawm than they bad been previously. This hat\LtagZ allowed of dr execution of the few Gran ea slams* to a moderate extent coating& to boa dat Groat IktrAin and for Holland. Tlso wratbar bad bola of a shafts, character there as with ao—vwy brearabb for spring sowing, and not unpropltknts far Use autumn sown wheat. The reports from the near oostimental ports are also of a subdued tone. At Rotterdam, on Monday, wheat hung heavily oa hand, though offered at on abatement of 2e. per qr. Rye was also cheaper and difficult to quit. _ -77 IMI =MP. • li=llllll6 l4lll = Ot, WSICInk laiiii - Walire ... .. Lamsls! spoi Wiles .. DO. aad Torkilan Do. Me Da. WM . 11tologIlokOO Lomb Daring* .- - Lain =o MI: D. Do. Ca, j Amu Do. Mho Do.i 10 011.,1114 13.(e, toad's lb CoottoWastort it=„Lasi e 0 11 =a millitb eako UMW De. 4 1114110110.0400 Al Newaoo/001 10 100400041 4 ; 1 6 1. 7 wad at :4•5t4 .. e li:.. bo714•1;41)3 Northern Muslim Ililce lath Dues .„ North . North Warm . Sant, bewail Wast.Jass OZMd, Warw.% Wolver *wan. k D4a, &es A &ar.W. Mts.) _ . I ftin a ;: c ria .. : ....... ...... 1 4006 . TadNihilal vet _ . —_ — Du .. _ 1 47,-12 i!! IWaded ma _Maw Waterlog and L iMen . k ' _ Di. dr =maw. . De.41.1/.l.Puedisse Yak NM Palk liklas. LMIIILikORD 41 I DUO spiemelis (Immitranatlrelera Weill= dn z ermigiw arl Doi* peredOnstiVesien; I Mr Vilb is eitspanssie ( 1 ?!•floolr. or".."! tamiThiss:waimii it ail! _ ?Wu! u u 1 u oh' N a NI u MC Hi P lig—ri gastUenbafilem ""i gh: lid le.ll•lbies_rimpli i t= MI jambs _ owl 01111Wiiiii, 'l7l — assi pas Adams (**2)l ILAlguisßesmAimiOniLl irr~~W,.l $0 il II iiil e' ell ifV y : ~l` loitedr Esel.Coat aft New holuelett petiole. L _BIIIIMaILMI,W.! gi; % lA. i !! ii Sal iiit raz. , 1— Yew "PG .11;t a it 514 1......t 0.0 to ow o s . Fietb. smi Mon dem Imam I IiasiMeIIOKSUSIPPAN Dila Ouratia laseria S per l DIM le. Pa to!..11». s I a IC 1 10 17 1 1 10 i 10 DaL i IWO pat Ont. iiii ImiWallet D adia =lepiamt _ _ rsilkles. PrO I S pn K 94 31 4 34 4 I n In In larmiltriATtelo. per Oil& auk sarniF, Deo Wow Alm i imam • WaMOov.ls NieWWW) I West— =ffilinklsofteallew VaJkol IbibokiwalrAWAy.Ct IDIM Primo WOO Naptimpus... If 11 31 31 3 14a 7 PI M 111 14 I 11 .4 I Pa 71 SI poi ll Is SY $ Si PIP U 1 :1 11 Pa 14 I__ l ainimi = e llt a iti (Vlerpoo— mg Erspeklneta. _ . 12ii4Ili s4i 166 17a ' I St II I N 44 9 lips a ne 4:1 ii li ells ■ N N 93 MASI& 4 j do 17 17i s s Se II Pi Ai es far 1. 1 IS ISt IS 14 Odir4. %ohm /116.11pir MinipahilvalßeirOw. Ihnnallebalir(Kor.W. lowa Dom Tory, iserdkii Verw.,l elit'w et as&lar•Li I to I 1 0 -::: Do. Do. llsfiwoir - Do. pool) Idols Yank -. Do. at. NOW Iftwor me Lip Mal= et lIns“." I' Odom goo Doodotaz Mord arm ... .. Ms mai Meastwarg .. Ilera NA Wm .. ... iris mg News ... .. Urn sat Nantes .- .. The Mowing are thin _ _ OZDIN, aLWATS. Is. ISI le 41 • 4 • 1 1 PI Si a 1 : l a 46 I 7 $$ mu ni tit lii 4. 4i, el GI 4 % 1 4 II !If It 111 tit 22 1 2 4i 104 li 'a sales fee the amount rAZT Abwaems,l4 i . ; - - A; - - ---. 10 7 / 1 14IVEZ Baton, sad Badges Inaction, 61 i 4; Lie 19 181; Eastern Coaatias, in ; Bast larmsellin, 1 ; h, Perth, and Basolso.s4; ot. eon& Is Wain 4 ; 009 est ber& diaithal 7s t asse. Mit NI II i las& maiTnalt., i Lis. awl lackwaU, 11 ; Lanais and Not* Wadies, 1 644 91 • Load= and South Worms, Se} i 99; dab 110 L, 67 ; Wails& 66 4 North British, 81 1; North Staffordshire, 9 1 ; Scottish Central, 161; Blarriesbnry and B Hal ii; still)* et. too U I P ii liii es i 34 64' all OLIN ell 4 1 St. ISO pl. iion 611 - 4 di so to U all K.'lli Is 5 SO I IS /0 St.l 2! ui 20 13 _II 11 sO' 4117E1 Class 21 per cent. Brazilian Five per Ceuta., 981 ; ditt o , aerwick A,7l B ; l B l o 9 a ; th sva York Esst ina , N 2l o l rok 2 i m Y iaan ork, 7 d e 2z w i castle, and 261. 1843, 961 to 2... Mexican Bonds, 311. Venezuela LINOS LIAPID AT 9115 D 1/VITALS. Three-and a--Half per Cents., 45 7-16 to 1 ; ditto, Leeds and Bradford, 1021. Deferred, 181. Ecuador, 4; to j. Granada, One- Cent., 231, to 1 ; ditto, Deferred, 91111193teC11 SMARR'. o st aaran C ; al N ed o n teed l an i , e 9 ;i t tia l . " : 61 : 14a4 " I sh mw ,b a u nd ly "ScdutbhirmWingestralNNeeww, sad -11-Half - Pe ld r . At Hamburg, on Friday, the stock market was 9011110 x. q uiet at the following rates :—Sardinian Five per Paris sad Strasbourg, 24 ; Totes and Nantes, 10i ; West Cents., 88 to 1. ltuatian-English Five per Cents., Madan, 2t. 1081 • ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961 to 99;. Danish Three per Cents., 182, - , (English), 76 ; ditto, Five per Cents., 99 to t. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to I. United States Six per Cents., 107/ to 1 . Massachusetts Five per Cents., 1021. Maryland Five per Cents., 86. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various English securities cited at the average of the prices now ruling. Whero the asterisk (°) is prefixed, it is to be understood that the share rate of interest is less the income-tux. It will be seen that in every case wo take the rate of interest last declared as the basis of onr calculation. To render the results strictly accurate, the pro portion of interest which may have accrued since last dividend period should, in each case, be taken into account: rives per Cent. Ocesole price 081 yield per caut.S3 0 9 Ileeeltit. ( lo4 rerd.cent. p per lan.) er 2.,24 .. 211111V992a, them. ild. Said (grins. Ur. Pa. " amo. per 4 0 6 , 1119191 v. 3 percent. per annum) 2l r does Inesteess Skean. (dlr. at the este el 3 per seat. per annum) 69 Lancashire sad Penalties £lOO Stocksitilv. at the rate of 3 per rest per ans.) 73 Lemke and South Western Stria (dividend et the rated 31 per cent Loudon ) end North Wasters Stocks (ay. at the rate of 6 per ant. per ann.) Nklland Elioek•(div.atthe rates( 4 per amt per ann.) 63 South Embers Rooks (di.. at the rate of 31 per cent. per annam.l 22 'fork, Neereutle, and Berwick block* (die. at the rate of 3 per Oent per annum) 4 2 31 6 17 Ili n 4 16 9f n 1 4 71 41S 3 Na. nhara Moos. Pald I niicez r y. dusa to-dy. --I — 100,000 1 Apt IT a 100,00.) los. %nab Californian WOO 30 *Annan WIN 10 Anotr.flaaisa =29 ingrains' ! f 1 Atialralbui Freehold 00,11110 1 Ave Maria all 6 I 41a / 9,900 30 Illaraarros Iron and Coal an .. ... toss 1 'RUM Anatralloa Gold . an 1 6 IWO 33 Brun. lenp.(loa. at M. pas. 211 16 9 VW 10 Do. °maenad Wats - 11,01 'lO Do. M. John Doi Pa 7 9111n0 1 Caromed Creak all I 1 pm nos .. (Mrs Copper - - too 1 Meg. k Austra li a* Copper le 4 4is MOAN 30 Clameral ... WI 1 11 . rn 1 (3 P Al u "ctain 1 111 1 ti 11 P ; l si If 4 AMA 10 *aloud Sontliamaricar 9 900,000 1 Nonsoon Monde 130,000 Port Philip I Pr i 0 39 7,890 1 0 %atter, de Cuba lOl 6,000 10 rin Croft 43,1:1 11,194 Cabal Moslem Woo) 1 wet Mariposa all 4 dim par 4 I OP 3 113 tlf THIS DAY. Two o'CLon. Tho Consol market to-day has shown increased firmness, consequent upon the satisfactory character of the French news, and business has been done at 981. The present quotation, however, is the same as yesterday's, being 981. to' both for money and the 13th April. South Sea Three per Cents., 1751, mark 971. Exchequer Bills are steady at 68s. to 71s. prem. In the foreign stock market the settlement of the account is progressing satisfactorily. Spanish Bonds are firm, and Peruvian stocks show an improving tendency, other prices being much the same as yesterday. Peruvian Actives mark 103, to 1; ditto Deferred, 62t, to 631; Mexican, 32; ; Granada De ferred, 10,1; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 44: ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 20 to Vene zuela Actives, 481 to 1; ditto Deferred, 181. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY Evaxisa. The home stock market continues well supported, though business is of course partially suspended dur ing the shutting of the boolts. Consols have been steady all day at Saturday's quotation of 983 to 1 for money, whilst for the account the price left off a shade better at 981. Some discussion is now begin ning to be heard relative to the results that may be expected to be shown in the forthcoming revenue returns; and a report is afloat that they will prove scarcely so satisfactory as might be desired, owing to the interference with the customs receipts caused by the easterly winds so long prevalent. As this explanation is perfectly satisfactory, it is not probable that any uneasiness will be manifested, even should the alleged falling off be confirmed, since the revenue of the ensuing quarter will be correspond ingly benefited. To day's official business list em braces :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 08a, ; ditto, foraecount, 983, 3,3. South Sea Stock, 1103. Bank Stock, for account, 220. The improvement in Exchequer Bills is maintained, the quotation ruling at 68e. to 71s. prem. India Bonds are very , quiet. In the foreign stock market the settlement of the account has commenced, and chiefly engages atten tion. For carrying over to the now account of the 15th April, the rates varied to-day from 3 to 8 per cent.. With the exception of Spanish, which wears a steady appearance, the more speculative descriptions of bonds were rather fiat, though a quotable decline can scarcely be said to have taken place. In Buenos Ayrean and Peruzian the absence of confidence was chiefly observable. The transactions officially re corded are as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cent., 102 ; ditto New, 1829 and 1839, 1003, 101. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 72. Ecuador Bonds, 5. Granada Deferred, 103. Mexican Three per Cents., 323, 3. Peruvian Active Five per Cents., 1849, 1041 ; ditto, Deferred, 613,1. Portuguese Four per Cents., for account, 15th April, 36, 353. Reagan Five per Cents., 1131. Sardinian Five per Cents., 933, 3, 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 44 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 203, 20, 1 ; ditto Com mittee's Certif. of Coupon not funded, 23 per cent. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 483, 46. This was " continuation day" in the railway share market, and the arrangements for the settling were in full progress. The settling is very heavy and is re garded with much interest, owing to the activity with which the dealings have been prosecuted, and the marked upward movement in prices. The re quisite arrangements, so far as they have progresped, afford evidence of a series of heavy " bull " opera tions, and the movement at present appears likely to be prosecuted with spirit. The rates of "contsaigo" exacted for carrying over to next account have been rather heavy. At one period of the morning they ruled as follows : London and North-Western, Z to 1 continuation ir Midland, to Z continuation. Great Western, to Z continuation. South Western, A to 1 continuation. Lancashire and Yorkshire, Ito continuation. South Eastern, 1.16 to 1 continuation. Great Northern, 1-32 to 3.32 continuation. Caledonians, 1-18 to k continuation. York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 1-16 to 1- continua tion. York and North Midland, k to 1 continuation. Oxford and Worcester, 1-32 to 3-32 continuation. The rates per cent. per annum, shown in these " contangos," may be calculated as under: Per Dent. per annum. London sad North-Western Midland OreatWestars South WM= 3 to C South Nestani Great Ikea= 4 to 12 Caledonian to 17 York, Newcastle, and Darwick to 17 York and North Midland Oxfonl and Worcester 4 to 13+ In the afternoon, however, higher rates prevailed in several instances, tho continuation on London and North Westerns being as high as j, and on Great Westerns ato 1. For carrying over French shares, 4 to 8 per cent. was given. Eight hundred and ten forfeited shares of the Dutch Rhenish Railway Company were sold on Thursday last by public auction, by authority of the direction, and realised 54 to 56 florins, equal to 4!. 10s. to 41. 12s. 6d. per share. The Stock Exchange price of these shares this afternoon is 31 to 31(dis., whieh, on shares with 81. paid, is equal to 41. 10s. to 41. 13s. From Amsterdam the latest quotations of the Stocks usually dealt in in the London market came reported as follows:—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 60 1-16 ; Ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 921. Spanish Now Deferred Three per Cents., 19 11-16 to 13-16; ditto Old Foreign Three per Cents., 434 to 9-16 ; ditto, Passive, 5 3-8. Portuguese Five per Cents. (London), 381 to 1 ; ditto, Four per Cents., 36 11.16 to 1. SpanuthCommittee's Coupon Certifs., LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. For Amount. PARIS, Mann 29. For Money. I Omni Highest, Lowest Meng. 3 per Cent& ...._.....M 71 30 1 71 20 71 50 71 20 71 40 3 4 p er Cent& p... ... ... ... 44 do. New Loan 3 per Cruet Exchange on London : at sight, 25 15 ; 90 day', 23 321. Wean, 3, len lO3l Bony. Naples Rental . ..... limy Do. 3, 114.3 — ... Roman Loan, Sena. 95 1 ... Do. . Treasury Scud. ... .., Piedmont o. Cast& 95 70 ... Bank ebnee 2695 PARIS, Maincn 29.—St. Germain, 640 ; Versailles (right bun), 610; Ditto (left bank), 390 ; Perim sod Deleon, 1,163 ; Asia and Rouen, 712 50; Rona and Hone, 290 ; llsrates and Avig non, 272 30 ; and Bale, 231 23; Centre, 360 ; Orleans and Bordeaux, 575; adhere, 636 35; Paris and strasboere. 51$ ; Perim sad Lyons, 603: Tours sad Nantes, 945; Montana ma Troyes, In 73; Dieppe and Peeamp, 213 73. MADRID, MARCH 24.—Three per Cents., 391; after Boles, 391; New Three per Cents., 191; after Boles, 19 3-16 paper, 1 cash. Coupons, 91 ; after Bohm, 91. Passives, ök ; after Boise, 5 1. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 100. Exchange on London, 50.80. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Suomi —The public sales, consisting of 4,800 bags Ben gal, 2,700 bags Madras, and 3,000 bags Penang, are going off without spirit, a large portion being bought in to sustain the market. Refined remains steady, at last week's cur rency. Grocery lumps, 445. to 48s. COFFEE.—Tho public sales are progressing heavily, at prices occasionally Gd. to ls. lower, but a large portion selling. TL.—Prices are supported, with a limited amount of business doing. Rica.—No public sales to-day, and the article has a downward tendency. SPIRITIL—Strong Rums have been sold at 2s. to 2s. 3d., which are low prices. SPICIB.—Novo offered in public sale to-day. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market is quiet to-day, at the following quo tations :—Petenburg Y.C. on the spot, 355. 9d. to 3.5 e. 6d. ; October to December (1852), 375. 3d. to 375. ; on or before the end of March, 355. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report trade at the following quotations :—Prime Meadow Hay, 72e. to 765. ; inferior, 60s. to 655. ; Bowen, 60s. to 63•. ; Clover, 765. to 86s. ; second cut, 675. 4•1. to 765.; Straw, 24.. to 28s. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S—Mom:In,. SIETEOPOLITAN HANDICAP. 4to eget Mr. Milklwo% Stilton (t and art off) 9to Mr. Swgrat's Kegs (t) 10 to Mr. limy% MOW. (t and aft or 10 m Gasetal Amato Estlhksr (t and sit off) II to lorltrolorlarre Ihkeapshe-Dast It) 111 to Ltd lialbilVe NNW= lb to Woof Itisheisars Makes (t) Benito was imatehed at half-past four. The above were the averages at the close, and they varied only from the general run of the betting in the instance of Kate, who, after several transactions at 8 to 1, went to 10 to 1, those odds being, in fact, offered against anything bar one ; she improved a point on its being announced that Bonita was scratched. Nest to Kate and the favourite, Backbiter, Kiss Anne, and Kick-up-the-Dia were most in favour. TUE suspgAs lIANDICAP. 5 to 1 yet Mr. Merry 's Mary Ana (t) 6 to 1 Mr. Grewfile's CIl tat Loot Joke Seote r e=ey (t) Beside. the three horses quoted Surprise had a backer or two at 6to 1 ; his starting, however, is considered very doubtful. TWO THOUSAND MINUS STAKES. 9to 1 yet Duke et aiiimead'e liorarbrewed (I) 6to 1 Mr. Howe No % Demist O'Rourke W 1 es / 10 to 1 Lord Itedorte A Sim oltretta. CHM= CUP. _ _ 16 to 1 agst Yr. Origins's IlsarieTtiir 26 to 1 (t) 1.1 to 1 ltr.Gooobs aims (t and aft offd) 60 to 1 General Amos% (t) Very little betting, but plenty of offers to back Scarecrow and Surprise. We did not boar a bet laid against Nancy, but 60 to 1 would hare been taken. DERBY. I to 1 opt Mr. llerty•ltobtra Noble (t) U to I Loru and's Augur (t) II to 1 Mr. Stebbins's Allred tbs Greet II to 1 Mr. J. Stanley's Ora° (t and alt odd)l7 to 1 Loud Ebra's Cawthorn* 111 to l— Lord ItMoodale's Lapktist The only beta that came to our knowledge were 1,000 to 200 art Bobbie Noble, NO to 60 opt Alfred the Great, and 400 to 25 apt Orelio. Claurreir ICANDICAP.—Lough Dawn was scratched at 11 0 .0 0 cws yesterday (Monday.) M. 'IMES JAWIN ON TUE EXPVLSION.—The Pans correspondent of the indepruiance Brigs having mentioned the name of M. Jules Janus as a guest at a brilliant party given in the capital, M. Janin has corrected the statement the following note:—" Patio, March 28.—Monsieur, — I was not present at the elegant festivity which the histo rian of our incredible daily Mtes relates to you with so much grace:and spirit. I have the honour to belong to a group of erotchetty persons who fancy that they have no right to be amusing themselves while their legitimate chart and muters—M. de Itemusat, M. Thiers, and M. Victor limo —are expelled from this France, of which they are the glory and pride. Waive, &C.—Jutts THIS DAY. Two o'Ct.ocz. Gold mining slums are steady, but the attention of the Stock Exchange dealers is otherwise engaged, and consequently there is no increase of activity in these adventures. Colonial gold shares aro quoted to i prem.; Agua Priam mark j prem.; New Granada, Ito prom.; Carson's Ciewk, 7-16 to 9-16 prom. 19i 111 141 1 is 37 et I 77 . 19 •• 41 72 la ' 9 si .. •• • . 161 179 Te I 96 92 121 1249 II 61 pi f 4 ~ I 2 . 69 90 6 6 Ils 6 4 . 41 41414 K 68 ;33 16 $ $4 5 4 4ar 'ii 10 dis li $ die $ Si $ 7 es $ !I di 1 pa 1 IS IS O IIf f I T i 6 6 6 4 I as IS. .ii li ll II li fib 111 II lll ii Sif I l Ala 4i 11! 6I .1! II . 19 9 b Me al I s ll " 111 I ells lei Uk. loi !! . See See le Se ICI 11t4 if S. 174 1$ 45 47 U N 161 60 37141 i I 69 11/ 72 j f Fth 4 :94 294 Si 44 1 i