The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-22 00:00:00

- / Y ' ..-. , . _ , c ". / • • e• e" - . . •';.,?..-- ' .......,- - .;-#.7, - -„,..0r ....., • : ../ Jl e , No. 2,053.] I, LONDON, TUESDAY EVI • RT-UNION eILONDON. (By Royal Char ter.) 811 A RE LISTS. PORED:LK RAILWAY& VP letanll.ll4lo7l LISTS mit LUISE Sint Iset SPCC! . le S ' Antwerp aad Ratowdaasi eMs per 1 L. 4 0 488 TW O pm= se be ifitwn to every eallserdar mey be --- 5 S MoNDAY /IM MO . ' 444/114 " Elm s's J• 444 4 .0. I I is ue edge, via„ "The ICILRETDER nICALAIS,'• a week of wee SO le Cniarliessi and Inuellace. IS 1 14 'gnat owl klatertail *tenet, by H. Posinee after H. C. Sawn; The railway market to-day sympathised with so 10 lase sae ...1 ti t se put 8• 4 .4( . 1111INT LED ta eutacinxiox." laiddithia to tbe above Consols. Prices opened at a decided depression, but 4 2 .! .... 1 2111411L ., __Itneisiee .. -.. - 1 . 1 ., as ; . pi a ~. Fl aw, sun primbvider will •• 4 • 014 • 4 44 " I I" 144 11 • 8 • 444 • purchases of some amount against " bear '' accounts - gm 1 - 3,7 - 22 1 i is . 4 4- - 4 k of mt. hem am el Mr mane eabeNtlear. Getups oDoseiN, i Heassoss Were subsequently effected, and at the clime this mar- a 1 'Oreat Lad Peal;;IZ:! I/ 1 " 1 444, WIN Intule 14•4 "' 1 • 44Vi 1• 14) CUCK• / nrePtortfP ket, in sympathy with the other departments of the m ic a , 1 " 5 3,7` 4 1,,..t' a fr.j._,,,.' rr `r..l 1 4 : 1 .1 11 house, wore a comparatively steady appearance,. The .---..- 7.. im. -- .- sease ----.- -- pae --- 1.1. -- Visie -* .- LADIES of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who stocks that had been most largely " hatred " natu- 6 I ,Lantaarmnisse-cuta - - ruillrr hem tap wire is add windy, and .pip atmosphere. will t e l tounediser sad en.v.ing ',UN' . the amnesties el wt.cteuer rally were least affected by the general decline. 21 111 • loameasses ... ... ... 71 71 le le I Daallailway) - .. 4 41 4 la eI.T VOL 'Pi. unurie Ontenseseal peep duke alleys .fl Winds .an wieners. et the ram, resseneedmeseedbdoweeneas • 3 D. (CaOd)., _., - 4 1 s: .l mi. Slid Hoeft. • menu sad bleseseng applareasa Se the eem. THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoex. to I Ds. 6 per et- Preference 1 die Ipm p.sine, and a., :ince .ed means le the mode am end ht. The railway market to-day in sympathy with the 10 1 t,yoos alma Medlumeneas 6 11 pm .... T. ., „ L .* 1 i v i zt.„.,...,11.7,,ri c 1 i t.",,, id „,...""=". li ra; general feeling of the Stock , Exchange, is better in ..." 46 " 44114 ••• 'o .- - 2 24 P. 61 en 19 Maria Aeons r „, f „.,... se health, sad me attansamt eld Madomme el a tone, although business is inactive. Great Western, se :. minter* ussee ( witii io . :) 7 - 4 . - 4 71 b c satcfal e wildtson- Ge mll4ll.ll . 4247 42 . 41244 * 2 / 111 4604 11644 n London anti North- W estern South-Western Man- 20 It Da. Do.(es lamest) .. 11 7 , ,„, im irritability end menu., pain. Bled NOON Ills Okla inft. . and -.- and ' . ' 16 le North, of Praise 341 SSI 36 141 ~,,.s . es 1 eter..nt. Peke M. 1 0 . ear sr. GI pee bed eann. cheater Bnenteld, Midland stocks, besides in a D e . est 8 per w. '" " Th. weed. • itooleads' It-tiptoe cm ea aka Ilulleof. 1 .4 others, are better, but the rise is not materiaL aw R. t Maims ans.) 14 IS A. K. ArLAND aod StINA, SO, ildtan-nrlen. Londe& on the ge. French shares of all descriptions show a consider- L s I. P rw wwrian s en: I. l ;ran haft. 1 11 1:1 OW oweistat damp, afileed ea end botUe. Odd by imam sad - by 171 1 so n s..e.arle Perfumers. able rise. Namur and Leige. Sambre and Mouse, 311 Se Part. aid (kraal ::: :: -8 . - and most other foreign lines are also better. se 5 Parts .ad Roma ... .. 44 41s THE re HILT SIP-DP:ANENT. 10 'N Par...net ettartio.re .. 32 st 4 311; a ]SiF.AS, I ISI'S MEDICATED CREAM.-For all smAgeN Alm eTOCIDI IHNSUARANTEILL 10 4 Prie.OmoAndCliwboure 441 pm I . parpee..4 bathieg. for prams lend with min la tbe lents 00440( poom solo , 40 , 047 " 111 34 Quebec and Ilehanead .. 1 Ipm e s toes, ea.i ninon,. montinees. IS Pratte, ind.eaties et mid , it eh. Pd 11•11.WATI. ledenlay. tea e.m. Se V down rad Ham ... .. Is 40 - fe .e samara wed Near _.. _ . 4 • II bill. 313, 331 t h, tat 3,3134. Torre la eat my peeparestea in the Pier- - -.- le 4 Do. 14 per Cat. Prefer. - - swam*. Of snowew thr Paws , wllidoes el to. ny, that ma eqml Sc. lee teeming ... ... .__ ... ft se Ku osier twos no dines. It end freely lemeedimele os the mu NI 01 ardent., Nottesg., MOM Se 4 Anthers of rramm.......14 41 pee mutes. with • warm or toot bath. it mines aa inionnate reastios aas Bar Jeanne . 14 41 ad le 7s. Upper Imtle esselp ef the blond, throttle, • grata warmth seer the whole 131 all efremtrolv.lttitseirtale 111 les el all West Madero 44 14 ~,,A A ., it tee bulb, thneby pntenOng linen sad Aber lU. Si It When., Lea.,ethee-Jun. 74 1I die * a leo. 4 per oast Pm*. 1 Me Per .we. It. Edney la retinue pea& swelled 11011. ear. 24 al' tauCoaerlelra.MlNULC. al u SO le we'.,. .1. _ .1 , 33,0333 S 114 pm ad If; ad to 1 wmteramewtemmme i die pm so , ale aoircwoo, swam.. earl alt inflemereatery mike, berm 11 IN its H. d. fad... &I 4me 10 1 Zealand 1 I Ms wade,ma be woes, to truly astnalding. la meet imam It sispermdes M. to edam sad game,., lee let tb, ~.oat pills mid purgation for all eutaanue eruption., the m• M St. WS Ondentea ... .- . 44 04 64 which I. eft.. weeded with much insoneenineet and danger , ea se- Is at Master sal Rolyksad . 114 HI JOINT STOCK BANKS. enet of the . *et hone mistakes be the wane, for purgative. Se al. Cork and Saigua ... .. 14 114 me awn Me muse of • diem" be which nociaree fle .:. Dublin sad Belted lase.. :4 4pa 1 Queues Brunei, plass demo I. bed to e manna to relieve, theney oneravattes It. In IS • Dynes. Yen& and Aber. No 9rearee SAW. !Pahl yesterday. to-day. Is • Clawing it is as &lints se the loot eon de Weeper, deen Inane. ... .. 9 9 _ _ _________ _,_ and ea ask that it is a s 'movable *anima tto peare /A .1 mac Amery a- ..... • ite KIP 40 t adranda olt 931 32 other mischief ot Mears. Ons pot will relive Is releacy SAL 111 all Ditto (1111 andll.).. I 4 OAP SS Mend. Bank A Asia I 6 pa rf pm I'r moiety praxes; generally, chilblains, thrush. as. it stillses MSO Graters Werth* -. 1 2 4 If IS 10,00 e So Chart. g a me d P o di a . atr.e. sad no family should to without 11.-Solomanufacturers sad U .. grown Dawn, Olom •... Anualia, sad Ma. 2 II 4pm 4 1 ~r ee„ e / pe s , me.. 0•11 and 00., 215, Mimed neat Toadobae), Date IL U. M.) -- IS 11 16,000 MI Engl.& nottin, sad , , LiiiSon. 1, 7 "boleti 15 PI& NI PH at ISO, ea Si, sad M. GIL : 11 al Do. elm B sad 0 Mlte. 71 $4 Australian Motored 10 Ss II pm mA in Daily jws, at I lased !ter each, with ilinettene; and likewise et. i.e Sat leneedle• ... 714 74 111 I 14.060 te Landon Bane of Am- by ol patent medicos Teeter& The Ma. Nally jars ant (earriese. 0 all n. a sr.'. DmiAllins.Ja 36 el Delia and ladle _ 1 4 Ipm testi to all parts A det keseelom Sc. lem geldeNgt sod Mama . 74 76 ltd 74 bad 33,600 Lt Leedom Clotted Beak 10 11 Idlehergh sad Nettles . - - et Australia ......._ 14 41 5 pa K AYFS WORSDELL'S PILLS may be taken el. IN SeUnMed.Pertit.teand; 12 14 34.0 0 0 U ihiental Beak Carper& all 6111 34 114 6 St. 111 MAP 6 Rani Austral. Wald* by the met *Hate or release, by the Want. or Its panata, 8 ,. mi , i ° ,,...... 4 7 8 . 08 „ 8 4142 "" W • 4442 . • 64 pad 14 it 114 and Oold Import. Oe. I {Hs I t em Imo paten minty. Thermo seemed to all wee climates, and eon. e . „.„. " -,,,.• a __ A 8b1... . mom.. 46 47 ti SAM 13 Haab . wrath. ......... U 45 3 N 111133003 ; try ere truly sad essentially the best really tasdkine. "4" . ;7 8 r i - s :l,----. B: Mask... 113 1:41 20,100 11 Calm of emirate all le 7111 Handreds of eats of eau me enclosed with meta boa, et Is lea, Pt. 1i44 01.11seth. - TOtlest.tlrs. 1674 leSa 1071 SAM ... Ds. New....- M. 36., sad O. id. tan. ii. id everywhere, and at the WlNdeeale 8: le , w edam .. .. 90 914 NI 94 1 trod, Se flidetreet, Lana& II II leigli lend Dam „ NI 7s MISCELLANEOUS. SO wlsonsiler nod Weds .. 91 H ad t 34 xet CULVERWELL73 MEDICAL WORKS, aq tit On Thad..., is 14 p. Closaig P IL Oohrem. Aminapiiiml, sad Unginal. la. man; bp pet. Pt. lee lomenelibineil YeelOble. lb 731 ... 734 1 ail . 1 prime I Bodeen dose bd. L. 1111 15 Ds. MY 5 41 del e. No. Rl.' Moseueasees. ' P,l yesterday. to-day. WHAT TO RAT, DRINK, 1.140 ATOM. 14 114 Lea. Wog inalsTaliale el ei w ti. is all limb Neethore .„ .. 111 161 " 144 - --1---i- - LRCMS TO YOUNG MRS. 114 114 I d ea l ised Illedmill . .4 14 111.4 1 .011 1010.1natralien Agr1....1 14 lel 114 104 131. Is S lea..TUbsey,le Deadieed - -pm 1147111 ON. Belt. Aug. Land i all 11 la Pm HOW TO BE NAPPY. It. tee Leas.,Brieltien, a It. Cow le4 1044 104 I Do. Prehrease...; all Al 4 pm ten Bt. 100 Use* Sr NortMlhokr 11$ 1161 1111 1 I 1170151 5 Preirteir.LeeLlMPLl all fla al 111 I MORAL AND PHYSICAL ICUOTMINT OP Liii. 20 II D. Mho 111 1 ma Iee,MMI 1 eamishe us el a nst. all II 11 pm $ e. le I Onglesh,uase B4C II 1 1 21,7541 1 as d. Aartrallan Lead' 96 SI 63 ILI H ON areicUL DURUM at. lee Linea a oraut-wawn see es 4 Sol s 14,505. 100Taa Diemen's Land NI 134 244 31 4SI ye. SO lii Do. Sze ... ... .. 1 44 die yin INSTITUTES OF MARLIAO2 LIPS. 49 14 Di. 145 _.. Os - h die MINES. .u. IS alndladeny St himine II 14 DISUSES or wirrlit. SS all l la lnedadrulk Eaniskalles 19 SI ad ctn. ei. IN domilLAHL.StUeselash 11 SO 10 254 111 4 MONDAY EVENING. TiVNAIT DFILIINOIMENTP. CONSTIPATION, wed MANOR& e. 41 Dealais./SLlnel. Ulna 4 s gip Business in the English mining market to-day has MID& St. IN 11111.4 .. ,_ , .. 74 744 744 1 1 re. NH & M. ten De. Berne..aad . Dirliy • 43 46 not been very active. The transactions include , BNOLIZEL ILIUM sad 6001 CM Laze..leen. la.eashe 30 474 OSLO. We... elm_ ... - United Mines, at 410; , ; North Pool 315 Wheal at. n 1741 DAN Halt drew .. ... - HYDRO? MIT : OR, THIS COLD MAT TA CURL M. teo I Xemauwlial _ . _... . be SS Setoo, 160, 170; Treluwney , 65, 674; West Prowl :Norwood. 11, Paternoen.row; Carweho. I 47.11sesstrest: llama. q II I De. Be Ealandera .. $1 Si deuce , 55, 66; Great Wheal Alfred, 40, 42 ; Alfred 111, Omni& end ell Miseselter• i seer M. R. retemeett. 'altos, 13 IS illeapartA 3 die Consols, 181, 19 ex div.• East Russell, 16; East ereril.ri ass, Reitemustreet. who may be seagetsd daily front to two S a 50 74 Newry ten anumiliati . 1 4 4 sm4 7 nos . 10 all t=ilorromalatlatee. s II Basset, 30. 33; Wheal dip. 8; Trebarvah, 101, •63 11 ; Wheal Carpenter (South Sydenham), 61, 4 ; 13 1. IS I De. New_ ._. . ..,,, . 71 14 N 41Neelbera Coandes Unice II SI dm North Basset, 13 4 ; Rorrington, 1;, t ; Trehane, 26, THE TRUCK SYSTEM AMONGST FARMERS. 8 - 1 " Illarth "nag --- 1 1 31 14 271; Tavey Consols, 6t, 7 ; Tremayne, 291, t ; Cal le le 'North Lee' 0. No. I. .. - -Ma To THE =lion OP Till =Pala& 11 all I D. j A Deterred ~. - vadnick, 11 1 ; North Towy, k, 1; North Damsel, ~ 6 6ID. I It Guaranteed - - die 33e., Ms. 6ci; Vale of Tow y, lt, 4 ; Callington, 64 ; EIR,-Hadlts, M . a letter in your paper of this so teilteana stesescaere.. Iti 4 die Wheal Guskus, 14. 1. Morning, from assnespestiess wheelies himself " Delta," 11 a Perth WHPOL• --- ..... 6 it 4 The gold mining Shares participated in the depres reopening the privet/No ef shiplahoorere of Doreetahire, I Mt a: _ftniu" a• ww 441 e 6 4 Pes Were., le Wanes. 474 4 54 pion observable in the Stock Exchange at the open tabs the liberty ef eanounnotkete you the complaints Bs. me a ura l ... .. 1 .. ii . 1011 which a lady who realise in that onwaty has made to me in leo amok mime ~ ii Si ing of business, but subsequently improved, and of the &basso of th e auk system., hoes which the wind- is. IN Illatem.lb Illna.. Clem a 44 IN closed with comparative firmness, especially Colonial torsi labourers suffer in Mr neighbourhood, and, as Ism In lee On 1..631-w-Channli le 75 I Gold, which left o ff 24 to 2, prem. Port Phillips, Minuted. is some eimln of Wiltshire and of the south of 10 5 Neewshell enillheened - - 7 however, do not rally, iclosing 3-16 to 5-16 prem., famensteltin. The flusen there refuse to pay them the Ss i 4 " 4 " l " l r ms ., Ni t i l (1444.1 .... w 88 and being even marked as low as I prem. Th e recen t whale of their wags' in mosey , and insist upon their taking IQ .!1 &" - s e k ee ... ... 5 18 Dem them • bushel of wheat nu part payment. If th is es ft ma, osaisers - „, .. Is is unfavourable intelligence from this company has wheat wen of good quality, and rated to them at a fair le 44 dbeepshire Ude. „. .. 11 3Ms $4 induced a good deal of speculative selling o f near l y ***Oben might be no serious objection to this system, N Se 11 1014 Devon ... ... - 11 11 all descriptions of gold mining shares, leaving the though the *bonne is deprived of the imemmad over his IT I : . 414/ N N ll r ssa do , •.' •••• ••• 77 22 4 .. se sr 714 I dealers short of stock. Yuba River were decidedly wages, and of his choice is the applicaties of them but so 15 ~ Bliss T a l s oulasZo i ; 114 11 more offered. Peel River shares fell to 51 prem., the practiee is to forniah him with a bushel of light w heel , Is II dkle 4 4 after the grain halt been winnowed or sifted, sad to chase U an litsdnen &Dellingess - ... It 3 but closed 64 to 61 prem. Australasian were done Lt to him at fn. a bushel. This wheat furnishes fluor It 19 Ilisenatinsessumasissa 14 II at } did. of • wane quality, a specimen of which I enclose to you- 1 .,' 112 , sae___,,_.o Noun - - . ta 14 Rbymney Iron shares were 11. higher, but Santiago and bread man black than brown, although yea will ob. 4' .11 424° •••• 6 = 1 • Se ell Weleslbrd sad vy. 19 SI were hra serve the souse bran is not in the Boor. The lady aloe Nls so" c wBes s N The nou-official closing quotations are : -Peel Mates that it will by no MOW afford the same quantity of le ma, emmalsalas sad c;..0.. 2 4 *l _ se bread in weight, as • bushel Opal Boar will do. Stine Tort,Newesetelitheateli ell HI 1114 9 River Land and Mineral, 61- to: prem. • Australasian If this were all, th e lot of thew paw people would be Ss se De- dro Prireelsae .. 7 71 eis Coal, 4to 1 prem.; New South Wales ' Coal, par to k hard enough, but my correspoodest isfeemed me that au li 1 1141 Do.o.l.l.Pescann 2 21.. prem.; Monarch Gold, 4 dis. to par ; Australian day she accidentally called at • cottage, and head the Ss ' Iss i n " sad 1442 " 12/414•4: " " mother of the family in tears, as she was =able to give her PREPEREILM mum Mutual, 1 dia , to par; A.ustralian Consols, 1 di. husband or her etiadres say food, the roe Oar hr whom her Ilt- 1 thredela - to par ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, husband worked having told him that be had ass had time 6 an tb•r•••• t 4 °. 2 * 7 Pr a - - 4 . 10 4 dia.; Union Gold, par to k prem.; Adelaide to thrash a rick, 'root whigh he was to be supplied with r t : 1 " 14°46 T o w 4 "' CI ' 144 IN Land and Gold, tto k dia.; Worthune (new shares), _ ... his tailings, and realise 40 P O l him 4 P 21 7 .that ntaa•• 2 *. 15 5 aft/Wa WM 14•4150115 • I have been told, AS as sacs., far tlus system, that it 4 44 Clitet enid Ilmillen ..-. I des par Melbourne Gold, Ito k pershars ; BntishandCulonial seises frooa as understanding between the master and hie el all reemlise. Pen& end Abe . men. that whatever may be the print of whist ia the mar- din luestian ... , :1 Ili ad Smelting and Reduction, Ito t prem. ; New South bet. Is good steam or b. 4 ties labourer is aim to be N , feritaktY,l l - 1 0 04, -0- si Wales Gold, } di e . to par ; London and Liver ehulled Gaon 11 " ss • la his busisla ist whils t , 2111121 ' . ii ' S 137. re. 17 .4 /. ) 1 7 7ar e l 7 431. per Ct. 3 1 4 11 pm pool Australian Gold Mining and Streaming, 1-16 @nee as agreement, st say rate, _be might to have el q et e wAl le .g.... I 8.,..g0i 14 II 88 , to 3-16 prem.; Garnett and Moseley, par to 4 prem.; wheat of • fair and wholesome quality, Hasped of the light 11 4 ONI• de.' N 0.2 II il 1 4 no B urt,. ' Creek Gold, /to 1 dim. • • Golden Mountain, and damaged staff now awasered rat be him. But lam IS • a. New I per Oust. nod 14 IS assured that "in the bad potato years a nosily was n- N. SS,, P•_ A CI Is IS I to 1 dia.; La Peruvienne , 1 dis. to 4 prem • • i *riving Ils. mace, and wiled at 141. so that of " l ialslN lN "`i Brazilian Diamond and Gold, par to 1 prem.; Nova i Dowlen per • 31 21 eosin they Into debt, and hem hinsi able to re- IL pap saleallkpnp.. p 05671 iss us 117 Scotia Copper, 14 to 1 prem.;_ Ceylon Land and sent is. , notwithstanding the supposed blessings of ot. Se n. Spar mem ad** Mining, k tol prem. • ; Brucutu Gold, par to i lerem.; frn trade and the big loaf" 1 gesmehh, at in nat. pm , IN 111 Cologne Mining, par to 1 prem. • Jamaica Copper, la eonsequanite of their being in debt and of the fear le MilhaSinweens- sedit -. 1 - that they have of ant being hued at all, the labourers are II rir" 61414 • 11 wIll 111 11 11110 !I . 6 1 .. Si 24 to 3 prem.; Port Royal and St. Andrew Copper, 11111anneallps 3 14 to 21 prem.; Portland Iron, par to 1 prem. ; Pont-- unable to grateed ageism this system. I th erefore beg ',;',. isii'&winh., bee 41 Fria ii , ,a I 106 have to appeal to you to publish Oasis grievaaose, is hopes st,,. us ewsegjea ssiwa l._ Ise us gibaud Silver Lead, par to_ 1 prem. • South Devon of our effecting thereby mime reform. For lam told that II 1 S lotameakeelbinhaPS* i alt 4em al Oration, par to 1 • prem. • Mizen Head, par to k Lord Shaftesbury has bees endeavouring to put a stop to It el. PS 1111601 peremaSeek ! Ise II Preto; Kenmare, I to 1 ' prem.; South Cork Cop- OU ris own estate*, by refusing to give leases to farnten who *L IN ' !erne Pelobawriplen 13 0 131 passe this practice, sad if other noblemen and gentlemen n it ' 1 1 1 ar .8888 4 " 114.2144 88880 1 . 8. 4 r 8888 ° 1- 1 - si .7 per, k di. to I prem ; Glenaulin par to k prem.; outad correeponil with him in his exertions, they millet us' e g gswaynneomer. id, Be - d i r Connemara, par to i prem.; Carberry West, par to sons abolish it, or restrict it to small arena. I think ase o sal eg Lwegaemgaoit 655 u 114 gg 1 prem. ; Sulphate of Barytes, 1 di. to par; - Knocka that as such transactions have the nature of • fraud. the IS 15 ileaJnenkLno. 1 11 I trellsne, par to k prem. ; Tregurtha Mince, kto 1 board of guardians might be empowered through their clerk 19 II _Do. 11 . 011 lin -• • 'O/ 114 11 prem. to to marten who an addicted to taus, upon the 1 • Ue • " -- - 4 SSW WI IM =4 o =ele,. 41 pCt. - - pm i entities of any of the labourers of their unite. For s r I . , .111di.ist.C• 146 141 THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. tasted the fraud is almost a public ow as labourers are the Wil a One fenassise .. iLa Si The gold mining shares are better to-day, more • pub:ic property. and when out of entploy supported at the 30 * Ned* alenelea... . public impasse-and suck frauds deteriorate the physical II SI Da=soll DA Ow . 01 SI dispo.ition to purchase being evinced. Colonial and moral condition of th e nrrounding population.-I ham 3 511 Lk'. Talley& pr 174 gold have improved to 24 prem.; Australasian, to 4 IL PM Seelli - 1 .- ... ... IM 111 104 1 the honour to be, sir, your obedient humble servant. se all Mirth 111•11061dee .... UIS prem.; and Great Nugget Vein, to 24 prem. Port • JOHN PEKCEVA.L. pl. memateee, Winessue, esi Philips remain flat. Cam es Cottage, Kensington, Much, 1b33. 1 Wohor,tlll. 4 per Orr - National Brazilian shares have improved to 42. 11 If DMA ditto dab 1 11 pal 5 . elreinolteltro.NewOuat. 11 14 The Land Companies shares are generally better. I - -- -•---- -- -- - IS to Chamee(Not.W. British American Land ate buers at 69. pIiTRESSING SUICIDE AT BUIDILiT.-On Saturday Ml..' a Fee bat... .. 14 14 y I msmiog last, Mr. Willis, clerk In the C Bank, at :Ir: 41 Di 6 Pr 01 Dsyw ". oe : I . 3 1 1 11 PI Clean. i 15 e.0.n., I Iss. eherl Mum. Put mess I don &Miley, left the bank about nine o'clock, apparently as 10 l4 Diu. Now - . 1„.. 4 pos well and cheerful az he had been for some time previously. ing og Isseta gessora podia.' ' yesteadayo to.day. - -- -----. -___,.______ I Not returning so moon as be was expected, diligent so ,rch I I Amp)! AA. EI Ni in so. I tem feta all 111pm24 ad inquiry were made for him daring the remainder of the 9 1 I all 111111 LTIP. 011 r 1 10 11 38,000 I Anglo Amtrallan Gold Mt par 4Pa I day, bat no intelligence could be obtained as to the dine- .! L a s 1,, 1 r a ,N 01 . 1 ,_ TSP•es; i dl. Pr loo.uou io.. bum* Caldortihus in,oee 10 migrates's'. . tins he bad taken. On Sunday morning, a man who was '"' ,'" I' 4 ' 4 ' ",,, 4 =a l4 B , B T re l,',' Id s 1 1 3 Ken Do Australian . . .-.... .. . . gathering nettles in • fi eld sear Hank Hall observed an tr 1 s tim e net.. _ ; 1 4 00,14. I Australian Oestilliera I open book lying near the door of on outhouse, and, on 24 ,le .Terk&N.Mid.ll.6ls,Parefe pat 4as 100,000 I Austrakao Friigisild looking in, saw Kr. Willis lying on the Boor with his throat LL'4lll LIASED AT PHEW 11.1110TAIA. stew lAn Marla all 1 Nei pea cut sad quite dead. A leaded pistol, a razor, and some gni ne etraingenngeo n eke Suil,W. , I mink Anteater& (50 all 14pm 14 4 poison were found upon his person. Mr. Willis had been f irtaramoruset.Wat. N SI wed 70 Cretin Inn 13.3 • 1 1 10,000 33 Itrasil.lnip (leo.si3/.o e 1 144 4 3 4 suffering fin a considerable period from severe organic die- 304 sti ! tom 115511101102/1/511/• 6,400 ft DoOsoaseandeenla all 4 41 4 1 esse of the bowel., accompanied with extreme depression , eleaselleriteneWeNeen SDI MI !Ipee AO Do. St. Jean UN key 15 il 30 of spirits, and it is believed that he contained the rash act .4.4 an 81444 ' W•411 110,900 1 Cam'. Creek 1 ear APt I , gentent(lseari :Volt! 311 31 12,001 40 Do le. Copper is a fi t of temperer, insanity.--Preeless not. l4 sU Detteollhent ageareater IMAM 5 Ooloalal Deld -.... 1 II 2I pin 51 1 I RUBBERY AT DUMBUCK House.-At a very early I (Ilama4 so eiresteramr. 15 IS Onlatt. ll Sr Ila hour on Tuesday morning an entrance wee effected by some / 1 1- lee nandralumohire Nan: meow ot. Copper Moses al Eng. all 73 75 robben into Dumbuck 'rouse, near Bowling, and a cessi- a , a LendesaN.Westeni 106 111 &Me SS Uo. Prat. 7.1 per ant. ail 4es pas detable qaantity of silver plate, ten, stolen. The robbers 4. I C r 444l" s wis s l e c e l.,s n jwic e rp oss p i 70,0ee. 6 geekAntonaoCcypei all 11 I de. 11 I bad taken • ladder from a farmyard about half a mile die • gs ico n..ala..,i a .a wa y r o p ,a . - - 100,00 1 Great Nugget Vela fast, and used it in wending to the dining-room, which Demi to Gt. Northern , 11l INi pa 4 P 3 II t was eatered by the window. Unfortunately, the shutters had SS U Obreseeter a Don revise f 2,05. 1 Grand Duchy o f B e n t , a ll par not been closed or fastened. tothat SOWN was easily obtained. 1 (lamed toOreatMesesn d2l •54 11.041 I Oreat Polgood a ll 11 1 woo,. i Lake Ruthann all IMs par • Although Mrs. Geils, of Dumbuck, and her maid, slept i s 100 all 'nankeen Dick Si Rollo. - PAO' I Liberty (lewd to YE. N. A Bar.) - an adjoining room, they were not alarmed ; nor was any ono so to Heillgieelby(l.YeelniNa.. 11l 113 11,0* I Linares all 13 11 141ST sae, although another member of the family who slept in the is is D. I shams (ditto!.. 14 514 *OOO 1 loodonitCalifsen. odd Quirts Cruehing Co.. all 4 I 'ID floor %hove:beard an unusual noise and a crash, which he 14 Mt De. I shine (ditto) 17j 2111 IMAM I Matiguita . . all 1 dim par attributed to the strong gale then blowing. whilst the crash 12, ilitenden set Orsenwiet Ill,Mo IS Maziearketh.arneriter 9 II 4 'l4 war euppoeed to have been t e rse g of • chimney can. tiered tu deeth &more SI 111 1.3.03 , 3 1 New tirangis ... ...... all 1 , 4 pre, The consequence was that no was felt, and the inmates 20 24 311 " 21464114* ( 4111 . 0 21 4 Si 100,000 ' Nouveau Moods 13.,0P • 5 Poet Mee 1 I I 0g ,, . Iti i all remained ign one! of the robbery until one of the servants Henn to Norfolk) _.. le lel essse 1 Quirt~ Rock in P43"ing through the dining-ro-m about five o'clock found 10 all Dias ditto 6 per Cent 15 37 15, 04 1 40 Rh onion Iron all AI 16 the window *pen, and the drawers of the sideboard ell Se all Slaneb.,bustos.ilblioell Ditto New e (leased to i .a4N.W.IIeN•L' 11 SI ad rave out and in confusion. One drawer, in which the .„, 7..... 30 lleintauto de Cuba .- Del SI IS plate was kept, had Seen removed with its contents ; bat in '.' 411 21 ( =" 2. 8 , g:weantqaiisit, - 143 091 , I !Youth Miatraban l i It IS pm 14 11,640 10 On Croft going down the ladder one of the rungs broke, and the im all eltitand Ikedbed (Med) 103 106 ad 104 and 41.1711 24.5.114 Cattail Wigan robber, with the &twee full of plate, was precipitated to 10 5u NertheedlEtwitow SPX' 740.0 Me 1 Waller .........-. .1' 4 illt ear I b tb. ground. This had caused the crash which had been theek to tut-Coast n 64 Id lovers I Wmt Grenada ...- .... AI LI pm heard ; and such was the hurry of the rogues to escape that at 123 1 PrialiAs Wyraikaa. Lon. 4.0. , w30 I We..? 3,1kra13V,.. ..... .... le i ..91 11111 C swill forks and spoons were left behind where they fell, r : 11 , 4 1,,i 8 , 1 , 0 M- 4 .. . 4 " L h. r .,, "... (ai 14 t4c , Tag ) . ! -- -- I.' 0,•14. 1 T e s s the remainder being transferred from the drawer meet eel Metals' Mae likely to a bait. Fortunately a plate chest which contained 11 / 4 . I 4 1 7 . s o tta Northern' ltl 131 zd 149 of P FIIIINCII RAILWAY TnAPPIC.-The following are the last Mtn new plate had bean removed • few days before from Bt. In .n.sheureth stook ...._ 1411 ISO ad eta place under the seletrair I. The rubbery must have 12 i 9: gloanStasteribhue(lesese Mum. of the pro. receipts iif the principal French railways: Men t. Mr. la Tnesa). I 4AO I Nom ..... . - Venn March 3to 3114 , 411 II : Peenneen, 214',8494.1 effected by know ins thieve, , for a eraet-staad and _I ~ .„„ . .-., god; 37, 1 CIL ; total. S 37. 2 AV. aloe strainer, which were only plated, were left. Informs- ' 4 '"" ":1 8 '"'„"k„.." 8 1) , s . -- ,Z: _ _ I cuss -ern. Moth Gto Starch 12: Pia mopes, 47,691; go ode, trop was et once communicated to the police, and it is to be isl ei into Ditto 11,11. . hoped that tbe thieves will not long nespe.-North Britira twAso mow a .Arta & Cease • 'nom-From Man h 6 to Man* 12: Paeseggen. t 4,1711.; gerda lAraly Reit 00 Ghat Wietern) loS 151 I 111.1 e 43,273 L; total, 07,446 E • Quasi banana plass do.. 1346 Nam Rama. !Pad paterday. today. 23.300 40 tootralsala U l 931 3j 0.000 U aura. Sank Aids 0,00.1 6 par 0,00. 10 Clam Balk a Leda. auaralla, Gal Caw. 3 II pa 4 11.000 24 Eligh.b. laotikett, sad Autrallaa Marsala 10 Pi 31 pa 14000 U Laudon Baia ad Am- Walla and ladle 3 j I pa WM II &aka Clatend Beak et Australia 24.0 0 0 U Oriental Bask Carper& ad 144 374 1174 611.01 6 Royal Austral. alai* and Gold Import 0 1 4 as l pa MN 23 *Nth 31 20,400 21 Ualas of Mazola all re 711 1100 ... De. New........ FAINCII RAILWAY TKAPPIC.—The following ore the 1131 whew , al the Irma redneta the ',mei* French nunway• Not TTTTT .—Yrue. Men•h Stn Mach 11: l'amengenr, 1t0,8392.; Made. 3;70 GIL ; natal, 337.237 f. tout/. —ltch. Math G to March 12: rho owe. 117.69 3 ; go Idr. 911,.111111., WM. IGG,e9lf. ..ves—foroft March i lo Mardi 12: lawitegoso. /VIM; goy* 41.2724; Wtal, G;,4161. MONEY MARKET. Monnat Seamus. The official announcement of the despatch of the French fleet to the Archipelago, taken in combina tion with the reported movement of the British fleet to the same destination, F are a great shock to con fldencw in the St oc k Exchange to-day. Consols opened at a fall of 1 per cent., at 99 to 3 for money, and 991 to 1 for times At 991, and subsequently at 991, there were some large rates for account by in fluential operators; but, as business progressed, it became known that the Paris bourse of to-day showed a rally from the heavy fall that took place on Saturday in the couliese, and, as some good money-baying also offered, buyers against previns " bear ' accounts came forward, and a decided reaction was the result. At three o'clock the price was quoted 991 to 1 for cash, and 991 to 3 for the 13th April; and after four o'clock there were buyers for time at 99/. The movement of the two fleets of course occasions distrust, and renders the market sensitive; but, although it is felt that the Turkiah question is further and seriously complicated, there is yet no fear of actual hostilities. There ap pears to be rather an impression that the naval de =nitration made by England and France, acting, it is believed, in soosert, may be interpreted as a gua rantee of peace. Intelligence was received by tele graph to-day that a steamer had arrived at Trieste, bringing intelligence of a more pacific character, whilst it is gathered from the com munications received from Vienna that well-informed parties in that city regard the alarm as exaggerated. There can be no doubt the fall here in every depart ment would have been much more marked had there been any large " bull" accounts open. The list of bargains in our home securities is thus officially ren dered, vie. :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 991,99, 1, /3 ; ditto for acco un t, 991, /, I, 1,4., Three per Cent. Annuitie s , 1726, 981. Sou th Sea Stock, 1091. In all the other departments of the market great depression prevailed at the opening, but all securities were sympathetically affected by the subsequent rally in Consols, and at the close showed comparative steadiness. English railway shares appear to have been materially supported by the 1 1 bear" account open in many stocks. In French shares there was great fluctuation, following the Paris market, but a decided rally was observable at the close. The June Exchequer Bills met with business at 91., 135., and 14s. prem.; whilst the March issue was done at 10s. prem. The foreign stock market opened generally lower, but almost entirely from sympathy with Consols and on speculative mks; and in the afternoon this de pertinent also was marked by a decided revival of confidence, comparatively speaking. Mexican bonds finally closed 253 to 1, being very steady. Spanish Deferred Threes were sold as low as 231, but left off 24 to 3. Turkish scrip was conspicuously firm all day on some good inquiry, and closed II to 11 prem. It Is believed the late purchases of this scrip are con nected with the proposed reconstructiou of the Bank of Constantinople. Russian stocks were sensibly lower on the warlike reports. Sardinian Fives went down to 941; whilst the new Three per Cent. Scrip was even done at a slight discount; but, as already observed, all quotations were better towards the close. Peruvian scrip fell to 3 prem., but clised 31 to 33 prem. To-day's list of sales is annexed:— Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 1852, 98. Brazi lian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 98. Buenos Ayres Six per Cent., 61. Chilian Six per Cents., 107, 1053; ditto Three per Cents., 823, 811. Da nish Three per Cents., 1825, 85, 843. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 641; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 983, French Three per Cents. Relate, 79f. and 78f. 75c. (exchange, 25f.) Greek Bonds, ex. overdue Coupons, 81, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 251 ; ditto, for account, 31st March, 251, 3. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 33, 3, 3/ prem. Russian Five per Cents., 1171 ex. div. ; ditto, for account, 116, 117 ex. div. ; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1033, 103, 1021. Sardinian Five per Cents., 95, 941, WI. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481, 3 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 241, 24 ; ditto Passive (converted), 51 ; the Com mittee's Certifa., 71, 73 per Cent. 'Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 11 prem. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 381, 39; ditto Deferred On e p er C en t s ., 153. Messrs. Baring, Brothers, and Co. have advertised the payment In due course of the dividends falling due on the Ist of April on the 4/ per cent. sterling bonds of the city of Boston. Notice has been issued that the first half-year's interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum on the shares of the Royal Swedish Itailway Company, due 1 on the 27th April next, will be paid from the Ist of May, on presentation of the scrip. We hear numerous inquiries as to the amount of certificates issued by . the several committees of Spanish bondholders in London, Amsterdam, and Madrid, as vouchers for the half of the overdue coupons left unfunded at the last conversion. The total amount issued in London wee 3,529,370/. ; and in Amsterdam, 3,164,1671.; in all, 6,693,5371. The amount issued by the committee in Madrid is not {mown, as no home Spanish securities are recognised or negotiable in this market. The entire amount issued by all the committees, however, is believed to be about 7,800,0001. Supposing these vouchers to be admitted as cash in the subscription for arty new Spanish loan at the rate of 10/ per cent., they would thus represent in the aggregate a sum of about 820,0001. sterling in cash, All the Australian Bank shares were cheaper, and miscellaneous stocks generally showed a down ward tendency,. closing, however, more steadily. Australian Agricultural left off 100 to 105 ; Van Diemen's Land, 23/ to 241; South Australian Land, 50 to 52; and British American Land, 62 to 64; London and Westminster Bank shares ere done at 3.5; Union Bank of London at 173 , and Crystal Palace shares (51. paid), at 6, and 61. Beziers and Graissessac Railway shares are quoted to 1 prem.; French South Eastern Railway, Ito 3 prem. Letters from Turin mention that the bill securing the concession fora submarine telegraph from Spezia to the Islands of Corsica and Sardinia, with a gua rantee of 5 per cent. interest, to Mr. T. H. Brett, has passed through the Chamber of Deputi es . M uc h in. tercet attaches to this undertaking, as it is contem plated to extend the line considerably. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Satur day are thus reported by telegraphic express:— Dutch Four per Cents., 96 11-16; ditto Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 65 9-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 241. Mexican New, 251. The Spanish Committee's Certificates, 81. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 81 13-16. Spanish Old Three per Cents., foreign, 49. Granada Deferred, 11 9-16. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at pre sent prices. To render the results strictly accurate, the proportion of interest which may have accrued since last dividend period should in each case bo taken into account : Price. 991 (shut) (abut) (shut) (shut) Int. per cent. per annum. £3 0 41 Three per Cent. Consols 1 kree per Cent. Reduced Ness Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents 1; Stuck India Stuck Exchequer Bills March (in terest Id. per cent. per day) Us. prem. 110 7 Annexed is &statement (extracted front the Liver pool Weekly Share List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices, the calculation being based on the dividends paid for the half year ending the 31st December last: Prot. Trier. RAILW _ Int. per AT. per ann um. 1:4 Liverpool. Crosby, mod Southport di. 3 3 104. :94 York mod North Sidlasod. 101 Lou kit. Brighton, and South Coast a dl. 3 0 0 234 south Itutern cam die 4 13 7 13 L.tera Counties z MY 1 II 34 f 2 44,41 and Great Weetem—ltvland ti dlv 4 11 1 II 1 Great Western s My 4 7 10 II Lotion madScetk Wester& ......... : ter 4 7 ili FIRE AND Loss OF LlFE.—Yesterday morning, about three o'clock, u a constable was proceeding down Long-acre, his attention was directed towards the house of Mr. Window, of the Crown public-house, near Castle-street, by en unusual light in the lower rooms. He instantly alarmed the inmates, who succeeded in escaping by the windows into the street, with the exception of the potman, William Rainbow. Several engines were kept at work for two hours, when the flames were subdued, but scarcely any of the property of the upper rooms of the public house was saved, and great damage was done to the stock in the bar and cellars. The houses ad joining, belonging to Messrs. Gibson, coach axle-tree sprin4 makers, and Mr. Lloyd, the Sun caffee-kouse, hive MU tained damage. Mr. Window is insured in the Globe and Royal Exchange fire offices. The body of the potman was found !along the ruins after the flames were extinguished. MILL BURNT Dows.—About eleven o'elJek on Thursday forenoon last, a fire suddenly broke out iu one of the upper rooms of Brown's Mill, at Clough House. As no one was at woik in the room where the fire ori, , in 'red, the flames had made great progress before they were disco vered by the workpeople employed in the lower stories. A despatch was sent to Huddersfield (I} mile) for the tire engines, which did not arrive at the mill until tws :se o'clock, when the roof was just falling in, consequently the fury of the LIMOS could not lie subdued until the building was completely gutted. The engine and engiot-house oaiy are preserved. the damage is estimated at 1,2001. The building axd shafting were the property of Nis.. CI"SS11.11(i, ' , who is amply insured. The tenants, Messrs. J siah Barry I and JON'. Roebuck, will be great losers, as they are not is sured. The fire is supposed to have originated iu some "shoddy."—Leeds laelligencer. 46 Dublin and Bel_ _feet— ..... ........... 4 6 Ili al Cannata and Carlisle 7SI Midland Mock 174 Newcastle., and Dentist lea Bristol and teeter 110 Landon and North Western Mack ".. ..—.1.1 4444 cite ; 4 4444 4 41 : il l 44 Great Southern and Weeders—bend a die 4 3 4 43 Midland, Birmingham, and Derby 1111 East 1 asen.hire die 4 2 24 14g London and North Western Fifths ........,...a di• 4 1 41 OS 011M1111 and South Western 374 Bdlnbursh end Glasgow ' div 4 0 0 76 Leaman» and Yorkshire Stook die 3 IS 11 204 Great Northern ldm 3 0 114 214 Chester and Birkenhead achy 2 11 64 The rate of interest yielded by guaranteed railway stocks at present prices is shown below: cent. Pre,. Puke. GI'AUNTS•II DIVIDEFDI. bd. per per annum. 11 tebrewohney and Nit mlneham 5 pct. prof. Ovum die 3 15 It 1 9 Morrow. P. and Greenock Preference • a die 39 0 131 North Western 3 per cent. pref. Ammo .. cum die 4 13 44 171 Strew•bur; and Cheater Iper ma. Pref. cum die 4 II S 10 Twk and North Kirlland 44 p. at. pref, eh._ a die 4 10 0 S hildkad New 1, per oent preference a die 4 10 0 33; St. U: lens a per cent. preference a die 4 9 61 165 St. Helene Preference, 3 per cent, and die aMy 4 9 31 112 Hull and Selby 104 Want Eastern 14 per et. preference Aires con die 4 6 $ 106 Great Watery 44 per cent. stock a die 4 4 ICI 114 gastern Gaultier Preference 6 per cent adm 1 3 9 14: Bristol and Birmingham guar. 6 per cent. die 4I 74 91 East Lancashire Pref. 1 shame 6 per cent. die 41 0 118 Leo. Brighton and I. Coast Pref. 6 pelmet. a die 4 1 I 131 Oreat Nankeen 3 per sent. preference a die 1 7 4 22 Shetleid, R.N. W. IL aad Goole. N. Division x die 4 33i earth &stern, Reading Annuities 13 laneashire aid Yorkshire Pref. 6 per east a dle 4 0 • 152 ti ins Gabe, teenaged 10 percent a die 3 1 41 131 nuckingnanreblre. guaranteed 4 per test. a die 3I 474 P. 32 Wy re, gr. 71. I Led. p.et.. 18.'33 74.173.24. bi die 3 I 9 • 6 per cent. until November. 1655. th• n 3 per cent. In perpetuity. 4 Par 10 yearn truce November, 1649, Ikea 6 per mat. w perpetany. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLong. The more favourable interpretation put upon the accounts tiom Turkey yesterday afternoon by houses which have the best opportunities of acquiring cor rect information, has continued to act upon the mar ket to-day. Consols opened at a decided improve ment, being first quoted 991 to 4 for money, and 994 to t for account, but the present quotation is a shade worse, at 99. to 4 and 994 to 4, respectively. South Sea stock marks 110; Exchequer Bills, June, 14s. prem.; ditto March, Bs. prem. Foreign stocks are all better, though business is far from active. Russian Fives mark 1184 to 1194 ex div.; ditto Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., 103 to 1; Sardinian Fives, 951 to 96; Spanish Old Threes, 49; ditto Deferred, 241 to f ; Mexican, 231 to : ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 881. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. fix A00...111. PARIS. 30.ucn 21 ( Foe I . None,. Lupeniner illipfteat.l Lowest.' Caning . 3 per Ceuta. .. . . I 78 23 77 90 1 7510 1 77 60 IIS 80 14 per Cents., 1323 . ... ... ... 44 per Cents., 1852 ~ 102 0 101 73 109 0 101 CO ; 101 73 5i ar Cents. I ... ... I I 2 . . 31 et CestaNew Lem' _ ... ... &clumps on Lawton: atulBst, li 0; 9.) o.ya, 24 876. Steonan, .peret.l644l Mono, • Napko Resta — ahem). D o . . 44 ..... .... I koman 3 per Ceota ... D 24 Do. 1200 Pledutoot .1 p.Ct 96 73 1 Treaeury Gonda ... . ... Do. S. 1833 ... 87 I Beak Mares Y. 6016, M•I2CY 2l.—St. Germain —; Versailles (right bank), —; ditto (left ANA), 8 , 1; P h is and Oilcans, 1,0.0; Paris and Rouen, 1 , 023 ; Roman and Havre. 303; llaraedie. and Alrlown (Converted', —; 6trassoarg and Bale. 360; Sortheru, W 210; Pans and Atra.bourg, 612 20; Peri. and Lyon., 920; Lyons end liodlterrasean, 732 SO ; Montt:rein and Proyeq, • Ouest, —; Skims and Ot. Thaler to Gray, 320; Parts and Cti;etintrg. 603 ; Non and Reeaneon, 333; Midi, 605; Dieppe and Pee.usp, 510; Aodrerdettx and Rosana —; Centre of Daly, • Paris and betas, • Burn= sad Tate, —; Lavers and Geed. —;Oesare of Sollserland. 481. BERLIN, MARCH 19.—Voluntary Loan, 1011; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (18•10), 103: ; ditto (1852), 1031 • National Debt, 934; Com mercial Marine So ciety's Premium, 149; Bank Shares, 110. VIENNA, MARCH 19.—Five per Cent. Idetalliques, New Loan (Series A), 94:; (Series B), 1071; Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., IS:. Bank Shares, 1423. Exchange on London, 10.49. SECOND EDITION. FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. FOREIGN -OFFICE, MARCH 19.—The Queen has beeu graciously pleased to appoint Armand Piet e r, E sq ., now British Consular Agent, to be her Majesty's Consul at ---- FOREIGN-OFFICE, MARCH 21.—The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Bernhard Amoberg as Consul at Port Adelaide for the Free Hanseatic City of Hamburg ; the Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. N. Chr. Mathiasen as Consul at Gibraltar for the Cr .nd Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin. WHITEHALL, MARCH 19.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Hon. John Henry Thomas Manners Sutton, Charles Ramsey Drinkwater Bethune, Esq., Com panion of the Moat Honourable Order of the Bath and Cap tain in the Royal Navy, and Colin Blackburn, Eaq , Bar. riser-at-Law, to be her Majesty', Commissioners fur in quiring into Local Charges upon Shipping. WAR-OFFICE, Mauna 22. 7th Dragoon Guards.—Major General Robert Burd Ga briel, C. 8., to be colonel, vice Lieutenant-General the Honourable Henry Murray, C. 8., removed to the 14th Light Dragoon.. 14th Light Dragoons.—Lieutenant-General the Honour able Henry Murray, C.B. from the 7th Dragoon Guards, to be colonel, vice General Sir Edward Kerriton, Bart., K.C.8., deceased. MEMORANDuit.--Major-GesPral Robert Burd Gabriel, CH., has repaid the difference he received upon ex changing from the 2nd Dragoon Guards to half-pay of 22nd Light Dragoons, 10th January. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MARCH 22. Rojo) Regiment of Artillery.—Secood C..ytain Henry Lynedoch Gardiner to be captain, vice Wynne, retind upon full•pay ; First Lieutenant Robert Emi.ius Fasake• ley Craufurd to be second captain, vice Gardiner; Snood Lieutenant Ralph Gore to be first lieutenant, vice Crau- InvA BANKRUPTS. CHARLIE LANE, Hutson &mea t plumber. JAMES BOORLISON HUNT,: Great Marlow, Buckingham shire, tailor. ROBERT BOND, Mitre-court, Hatton-garden, wine mer chant. JANRS HORDER, Wimborne, Dorsetsbire. market gar dener. THOMAS BAU.ARD, Southwick-place, Paddington, apo thecary. THOMAS Tnonstrt, jun., Hastings, Sussex, plasterer. lizttar Burr, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square, linen draper. damson Arouerrs EADIIS, Landport, Hampshire, tea dealer. HOOHEN ROLFE, Faventunn, Kent, hosier. RICHARD Hamar DAVIE, Wellington,' Smiersetshire, money scrivener. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. WILLIAM COWAN, JOHN FYI% and WILLIAM PATTON, Port Glasgow, tanners. SAMUEL COCHRANE JOHNSON, Edinburgh, tavern keeper. Mrs. JANET DOUGLAS, Port Dundee, Glasgow, carrier. WILLIAM GROSSET, Chirnside, Berwiek, joiner. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. AIINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. St:Can.—The pub:le 'Alm which are rather large are going off be ivily, and the importers are lining in largely to sustain prices. The refined market steady. Correa.—The private contract market closed yesterday on 'Change with much firmness in all. 10,000 bag. native were sold 435. fid.; ditto importations, 495. Tn•dev 494. 61. to 495. has been paid, hut the demand nit en bro.', as yesterday. To-lay the public sale of 120 casks of plan tation Ceylon went otf freely; eoloury at fully iP. TLA.—The market is firm. Importers ask hi3ll prices, which rather checks bueineu. Rten.-2,200 bags Bengal were offered and partly sold At 104. 6d. to Ils. Corrox.—A fair amount of boilers. done, at full prig - s . In other articles no material alteration. SMII'ILFIELD DAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Weis reports a short .upply at the following price: —Prime meadow Hay. 87s. 6d. to 929. 6d. ; inferior, 745. to 849. ' • Rowell, 4.54. to 60 6 . ; Cloerr, 9,:ts. to 1059. ; second rut, 609. to 95, ; Straw, 289. to 335. TALLOW M AI:KRT.—THIS D.Y. The Tallow market i r,ither quiet to-day at the snnexed price• : Town Ta!Tow, 43,. 6d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the &pet, 4 to. 9 1.; ➢larch and April, 445. ; Oct. to Dec. (sew), 41a. 9d. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Livittroot.„ Maned 21.—The business done in riilway stock has been but and at lower prices gene. iliy MAXCHRSTRIt, Msucit 21.—There hes been ato 41 deal of fluctuation in pr... - te, i;nd Sheffield stock, which opened at 20:, has closed at 34 Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Midland have declined, the forms!. 225. 6d., and the latter 255. upon Friday's quotations. Loudon and North \Vs *.s.ru are also 20s. lower. The sales at the close were—Et•dern Counties, 13 ; ILeeds, 741 ; Shefllelds, 301 ; Midlands. 74 ; Dowers, 23j; .North Staff ,rds, 4 5.16 sl.; Caledenians, 32; London Stock, 11d. BIUMINOM•311, Msacw 2l.—This market was hrisk to day, and prices were firmer. Shrewsbury and Birmingham at mit was dons at Gil ; Slirewsbury and Hereford , . at 11 die.; Crystal Palace shares, at 11 prem.; ana. General Steam Navigation Company 'bares, at 3A. Lune, MAUR 21.—The market this morning is spill' very flat, and a general decline in prices has taken plate.— Lancashire and Yorkshires have fallen 11., and Midlands 17s. 6.1., while the smaller stocks have sandergono a similar decline. The following are the closing transaotions, the market clo , iort at its weakest point:—Lancashire aid Yurk shires, 76 ex die.: South Eastern and Hovers, 23j ; North ern Counties Unions, 3 dia.; Manchester, Shedleid, and Lincolnshire., 291 ; Midland Stock, 74g ; Leeds Nurtherns, 16; York and North Midlands, 2101. PUBLIC SALES. MARCH 21.—8 y Mr. 1? at Garraway's.—Lease hold family residence. No. 47, Upper Gower-streer, Bed ford-square, ectimated to produce 1001. per annum, and held for 32 years, at 151. per annum-7801. By Mr. Osmium DounAL, at Garraway's.—Leasehold house sad shop, No. 4, Theresa-plate, Marestreet. Hack ney, producing a profit rent of 241. per aunum fur 09 years F••ur canape, Little Park-plane, East lane, Walworth —4461. (BY ELBCTSIIC TELEGRAPH.) LIVERPOOL, Tvzouvt, 10.30 .t.x Wind N.N.E.; fresh breeze, and fine. Arrived.—Sisters, from Mobile. QUEENSTOWN, MAUCH 20 Wind N.W.; light. No arrivals. Sailed.—Nuova Albano, for London ; Flom. for Corfu, with troops. GRAVEYARD i AT HOME AND ABROAD. In Wales and many districts of the United Kingdom, one coffin or shell serves for the whole of the parish poor, it being provided with a false bottom. The coffin is lowered into the grave : tho bolts are drawn when the mourners have quitted the church yard the venerable coffin is drawn up again, and the corpse is then covered with earth, as though it were the carcase of a brute. Never did I witness such deception abroad; and had N. P. Willis been aware of this fact, he winds' not have spared us any more than he did the Neapo litan theme! vaults. In France, sanitary measures are far from neglected, far from being unappreciated ; there I have seen a plan adopted an a safeguard in the event of leaden coffins bursting, as also fur generally rendering intramural interments obnoxious. The outer coffin is made about three or four inches larger each way than the inner: this space or intenuce is filled with pulverised charcoal prior to the lid being secured ; which carbon deodorises and ab sorbs the putrid exhalations In Germany, quicklime is no: unfrequently used for a similar purpose, it being agouti disinfectiug agent. The religious establishments of Italy constantly embalm, or, more strictly speaking, prevent the decomposition of the bodies of eminent ecclesiastics, laymen who have left bequests to the convents, and the brethren of their communities. The crypts, or smterraine, where these inummyfied worthies are ranged like sentinels "of the valley of the shadow of death," form places of no incest siderable interest to travellers; and when visiting them, I have not had my olfactory nerves more offended tom when I have walked through the Mummy-room of the British Museum. But I would particularly refer to what I deem to be the best method by the Capuchins, it being one well worthy attention—that of pouting thin hot grouting ' into the wooden box or shell which contains the body, through a head or stand pipe, in a manner similar to that practised by ironfounders. There is not any need of pre caution to counteract the expansion if the grout, as the flesh of the corpse readily yields to the pressure. I should remark, that the body is laid upon blocks or narrow ledges, to allow the fluid to encircle the lifeless frame ; and wizen set and consolidated to form a complete casing of concrete. I have seen Bleats piled up compactly ou one another, with the name of the deceased affixed ou marble or wooden tablets, and have also had my attention drawn t t blocks which had been split open for the purpose of Miura; tiog the semicalcined or cauterised corpse. The cleft block reminded me vro,srly of a ilenlnter'S moulds, heater of Paris or Koman cement might perhaps be used with bc::tr effect titan lime. Where cotfiat are deposited in vaults or cata combs, even at cemeteries, it appears to me that it would tie desirable to surround them with concrete, cr at toast with peat charcoal.—Correspondent of the Builder. THE LONDON IKERIES. Deep are the " Mysteries of London," and en vironed • by dangers. The condition of large sections of its inhie bitauts is wholly unknown to the majority of those • aliove them in the social pyramid, the wide base of which is made up of poverty, ignorance, degradation, clime, and • misery. Much has been written on the subject within the last few years, and a large amount of good has been done. Still the great bulk of the people are ignorant and apathetic • on the subject. Viewieg the evil as a mighty one, and strongly impressed by the helpless—almost helpless—cundition of many thousands of fellow creature. who cannot make themselves heard un less the Press speak for them, we propose en tering into some particulars respecting the lodging houses and other dwellings in London inhabited by the poorer classes. To investigate the condition of the heaves of the very poor ha this great metropolis is a task of no small danger and difficuity. It is necessary to brave the risks , of :ever and other injuries to health, and the contact of men and women often as lawless and as desperate as the Arab or the Kaffir. In addition to these obstacles there is amecgst the very poor a strong feeling against intrusion. Few lie r sons venture into these haunts beiiidea the regular inhabit an's, the London ;nisei diaries, the parish surgeon, and the police, and thus the extent of this great evil is intiierfeeify understood. A few years since it was a fashion to visit the Rookery of St. Glies's, and wonder at the in culiora ties of that strange land (and it was, perhap,, partly owing to these visit* that some improvements were carried into rifest) ; yet few of those visitors, and not many others, are aware of the numerous places in London end tile Borough which exist at the present day in as bait a cecdt time as any part of St. Giles's in its worst time. These blots in London abound in AVhitechapel, Westminster, Spitaifields, Ciundeudown, Somers-town, Clerkenwell, Islington, Be rmondei y, various parts of the Borough, &c., kc. In many instances these hotbeds of fever and vice are so effectually hidden by goodly houses that their inhabitants are little aware of the poverty and degradation which exist within a stone's throw (rout their own doors. These densely peopled clumps of houses, or "Rookeries," as they are caned, are mostly inbahited by the poorest Irish lodging- Lowe keepers, tromps, rosterrnoni.;crs, thieves, and the lowest class of street walkers, driven from the pale of decent society by improvidence and other causes. In addition to these ore small shopkeepers, receivers of stolen Rood', brokers, and publicans. The condition of the greater patt of these peo p le it is ditficult to describe in words which wi.l convey anything like a ivat idea, yet it is a certain and melaceholy fact that this dangerous and to the State expen sive class of persons is alarmingly increasing in London and other large towns. What we maintain is this, that it is missible iJ house the poorer classes comfortably and Lea:th rall, at a&little cost to themselves as they neeseitey, and :.t infinitely :us cost to the community at iergg; Merl whet we dt,ire is to aid is bringing this alout. As we have fia.d again sad again, sad the sentence has' bills echoed rsochoed far and wife—hernee are thg ' enadtifactorie• men—as the home so what it sends • \y/ ~ • ;,