The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-14 00:00:00

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[THREEPENCE. rSTRAI.IAN LINE OF PACKET SHIPS, Meet. and /WOW Tindal; be VAN DIZMILMV n o rout MILLI,. t401:711 AURTILILLIA, is—Tbeee d iAmpe are .A:rt the bee den, Yaw nen elegant ft• merge n. and enninonit. nib bribes be Wet b readaad ; Monday, CluAmendeley ; Saturday, tr i iedsury—st haltpast 10. Mr. Col”r's hounds, Tseeday, Masten Wood ; Thurs. da, St. Chin, • Saturday, The Hop Pole. Craven &vied; Ilneday, Cake Wood; Wedneeday,l Orrenhaat Comoros ; Friday, Ashdown Park ; Saturday, Lilly —et a neuter to 11. Mr. Drake's hound., Monday, Horton Common ; Tues day, &guard's (hero; Thursday, Chaundon Common; Saturday, Barton Common—at half-past 10. Durham County hounds, Monday, Hare and Rounds; Wednesday, Elwirk ; Fnday, Fithbourn—at half-past 10. F. B. hounds, Monday, Antrim Mate ; Friday, Golden Farm—at halt-past 10. Hambledon hounds, Mond Broadbalfpenuy Down • Wednisday, Warnford Park ; Fr iday, Upham—at • quart.; to 11. RAILWAY& THIS DAT. H. Two o'Cusea. With the close of yesterday's accoust, end the oc currence of a day on which rarely rush is done, the share market has become very quiet, but prises re main at the same range as before, except in the cue of Midlands, which are a shade lower. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, however, shows a slight im provement. In guaranteed shares a moderate business has bean carried on. THIS DAT. MONBY MABKBT. turns there was a large export of bullion, balancing the import, although that was 200,000 /. The return next to be given will very likely carry the bullion up to eighteen millions and a half. A decrease has taken place in the active circulation, and the reserve, or notes unemployed, has thereby been again in creased. The government deposits show a satisfac tory, augmentation, and tho other items of the returns exhibit no important fluctuation. According to the official returns published is the Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales, during the week ending the 31st of January, was 3,402,704!.; in the week preceding, the amount was 3,015,999/. There is consequently a decreaeo of 413,295/. The note circulation of the joint-stock banks during the same week was 2,667,0961.; and the previous week's return being 2,765,7731., the decrease is shown to be 98,6751. . . 1. ifuitTki - a - .7 Krli Pr iya : 6o 7. vite. V Immedin . 1141. I P•et . Ver. 13 /gm ----- NW. Punk's- OINE• Pißri FiSf LK I tag C . o7ll.lder pettl7ll,ll - MO W I- lielased MI nit' .1 , I to I'll ll ••11 , 0 . LW H. PI a. AILING' . areal 1101 le L., Me% Iva IL Ifleeeket I - I " %ether 'erasable op* ie Oa earlanlara. ghee lee as •,,,e) ereta: , •••• • •••••• 1 • 1 1 at Imperial. Ilesa43.a Alp Ingebe "ke.) le verbal the aaltrallestalesies. as II aIIaIRAIL sal IDILIDOIL. IT, OraleamaltAlreet Two °Twee. The gold share market remains in the same state se yesterday. Agua Friu have not rallied, in !low!eqrnoe of the doubts which were raised TlllB DAY. . to theproprietary and too .:relrxilaY as ch the official reply hu not jet been given. The board of directors is now sitting on that subject, and an announcement is expected this evening for Monday morning. It is now too late for it to have any e&ct to-day, as the market closes at 2 o'clock. The quotations of the non-official list are as fol lows:—Colonial gold, Ito prem.; Port Philip, par to / prem.; Lake Bathurst, 1-16 dis. to 3-16 prem. ; Australian Freehold, 1-16 to 3.16 prem. ' • Carson's Creek, i t to I prem. ; Auriferous Ore, dis . to par. NATION.%I. ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT el et. elertues.pase. Ttellelper.egesrs, • pa.e.GAVeNe wili t tid eeire. Negh INC The yeeaaina sesebleee la. eivembelee se We Awesome milli ape d r irk rut peAlible laveguese OlgiaL To plea le crareel led p e r. l•ee ee tlneetWkee. uoureutro art geeepeeeme nee be Motels* ea spetkosicee et the Ile .1 nave et the beeeeimiles, of le Ike reepeeene Acmes agewbeet tee Vaned !Denim rerwa noaalsol. laseesisee missal eke we Avoid. is be mole SO tb ileaystag Directur. Harlon hounds, Wednesday, Coweyskye Plantation; Saturday, Theaepwood—at 9. It. 11. hounds, Monday, Noels House (Snaky) ; Tuns - " 4* . (Button' - 'laniard House. French shares have very much improved after the settlement, and Northern of France have been dealt in at l 9 to I, which is chiefly owing to the ar rangement with the government being supposed to be favourable. SHANSI AND STOCKS incoomuiwnimi. day:, Judd% Mire ; Monday, .; Saturday, Iteiltierlk..a--at a quarter to 11. Ileythrup Wu& (Lord Redtad•lea), Monday, Heythrop Kennel ; Wednesday, Ledall Villas. ; Friday, Addekdrop (late; Saturday. Diteldty —et halt-pat 10. Holders..., hounds, Monday, Lowthorp• Lodge ; Taw day, Water Priory; Thursday, Spraatliiy; Friday, I. Ingham Park—at • quarter to 11. Hanky (Mr. 0. Wall's) hounds, Monday, Mut -Pass ; Friday, Marlbrook food —at • quarter to 11. Haworth bound., 'lucidity, Deltea Village; estarday. Reese'--at half-pat 10. East Sat ► '" jaw to-day. ZWILLIIRT. DODD, BROTHERS, 40, 4.4 arra immormass• .166 )861316. 111.161.1116kA5d ▪ .6616.,_68 l u iliallisrdsa se tboirsouslia. T. ■.l 01111 A Ibnies s Mid 6. dolma 621.9 al Wig 6116,1. Ad" 16.1166 lisipoll6o4 se 6 me 66 le 6616.-111. ". L . %s = Testeriay. Ili Ili :1 II T. ipZ. iii _ i _______ AIW MAO 14.0• ANO aMS, tat. t' is her * a~i'ili _..» . i 1 I. 13 • 1 all I . I I. * I 1: ....MILWIAV. MOW eirlowboad. User Om Jr.. MN "Mel and -- ~+ 7pssa susie An Masi& snaa Iron sad 6 11114 " guirAor Mogi. Otiop,• •;L Mils I IStos." WO all boo imitating el MEWS *Milt. MOP. Nos potime wt ear, *Omsk isAlakw• M mg Pat ea ibe swim • oop ; yet. se soot wry. mos psollonsis WNW lira NM* e.. 6•••• or is pals Ws Masi oar or 3d. Y 3d. ork Y ssellPal) so the rails r llsslo's psis slis% sl. asosli On Pro.. ao 'swamis proper MO Mt= MI So wry mom Thr welt /mown Mosie roar I. on In to dr App. sod it. macerators proportios on ■ masol pgamiortro as toll as :I% 41111, aosissaislinn. MI 11u111 !IT TO ALL. On Ow HU February. prk• M. TIIE M‘NCIIESTER amid 8 LFORD EDU tritiN H.l 1. Ur. lardirlffidure rod Pay. 11. Ilterretra ban. bot.ir no prin. wit mod daraproni in to end... T.—l. It tanndoes I. era...taar row pie rd au epos UMW. s. It artli euretia earl the bale Maoresabs Ilaarlaratar. 3. It knotera abime. It •.:,10.1•101.. WOO • publibed fry IllrepdA mi lierrian, add Oa., Statbrarre. rut :and to he bad et all Ire 711 E MAT TO SECCIOL DOMEATIC HAPTIMIL Nest • k wit 4.dabbd. arm sad Lucrea •Irkm a 4 Irl'ME TRUTHS far HOME PEACE ; or, Untit WITILATIO. A prankal Liquify Ira arra ow fie nebes us serart s ilsowslie 115 k ftspwially ad. Mend. row harmaima. • Tare , Wry thrmsbell by Mauna Hada" 1111barar it. pabrenr. I I. an* Earrea. Mar Araltr mrrard limaradhmly teeny bearer?. intli Ms um* art @Mmes. 1. 11. losim Rath mw method of tapplyi adis, vorramiad le dcot ow tt, mod way INN vlicand• sad Moll kip MOW I'VIJITSD r 4 r wstArecaus (Is •••••116 the ITi a p a rthed • weer p0p0v...• ad. ato la. roe tram. Ilw wale M.Y. Ms r Is Gr. at Calataillak &Woe St it Alt 1.0 W . B NEW IN - 1. 4 I) CM tED SCIZACITING ST PHON ' ' - 1 TAP. =ns wi pro VIINT.IT.O !! 1.1 9 r . , 1 Prevents oh., freer. elder, et ether Ussery i,, .1., 1 tram bee odes 11. t at be as elesteelly I •.- • 'bat the Isel seat ehell be &sin segotel es - A t t 10 • - 1 - d / 111 the het: terrestad be repay Its reel la Ms emits c• ate; piles 4e. SL• ditto : .4' slags 0441 kw shim be, Oh . - .' It 11 The slows - twleesr ... " atibs. Wm bey 4 . 01 ift aye sego el As illip(mbish Ire a Mb: I I fit' ii4olleftsolaissiellreedir • no ► air k imse be rast us. te ste ar ep r omma iiper _ a Z I of so are ear OM gam JAM 11/11118AW eteret. WasisaA " awsi. kg= Igo. ...... .. _. .. A.l.—limosnesesineusigliampid HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Her Majesty's staghounda, Tuesday, Stoke CIMINO ; Friday. Cookhas Bridge—at 11. liath st.ighoundo. Tuesday, Writhlington ; Cali. baron Redlre.hild's staghounds, Mooday, GrukSeetwilt ; Thurtilay, Ayltsbury—at 11. Chelteahain etaghounda (Mr. A. Way's), Tuesday, Haw has Gate; Friday, Coberly Hatio—at halt-peat 11. Mr. 1'479014r00m', hounds, Monday, Tineleton Hanging. Mr. Itrat's hounds. Monday, Cotton Hill ; Friday, Hook Fars—at 11. B 71;;riers. Tuesday, Suekland Baal ; Friday, Teaser Faro Gate—at bar past 11. Last Ear t hound., Tuesday, Catky Cross ; Thursday, Hall ; sstaniey, Moor (burdens—at half-past 10. South Esiez hounds, Tuesday, Builders Church ; Satur day. Orion Meath—at half-past 10. Mr Cosier:. hounds. Thursday, High Boothia( Street; fmtardsy, Thoisiore—at 11. bees 'ad Suffolk hounds, Tuesday, Ardleigh Crews ; Fruiay, Tattisisstone Whit* Ilerso—at a quarter to 11. Moe. E l'etre's staehoaads. Teiedsy, L.sg Barns, Ahhnt's lioulbioir —at lialUpert Wuresetershire liessads, Monday, Kenash ; Wednesday, Hisbary 11411; Friday, Bredea Hill—at half-past 10. Herrioriolare \wads, Taceday, sth adlostone oa the Frases's.hdl-remid—at half-past 10. Warwork•hare liostads, Maeda , Hay Wood ; Tuesday, Folitele Hoe..; Thursday. Hrl.e.Ya Village; Friday, Benue To;; lime. Lodlow hounds, Taesi, The flerkmat— at half-put 10. ledleity imaada. Ilwaday, emsberrow II ; Fri day, 11.rhaam. svo- , ai-`Jeers harrlaee, Toeulsy, Boamehaing Court. Brisht.ei homers, Monday, Patella=; Wednesday, Baca S.iiardob Dyke—at a quarter to 11. Bra IL lode harnrrOleaday, Newmarket Intl; nata4 o l. 'Nemo , . I ,e —at helf.past 10. h.unth, Monday Halfway House, Ratios; 14* de,Aday, Tr evor Ar ea , dlyadea ; Friday, the Bell, Ftene.k. cm.l.y aid Bonham Hoesda, Moods • Pound 1101; Wedandsy, Kasper ; Friday, H Toll-pee —at a quarter to 11. Hi. C0.;.,,.' hounds, Monday, Norton Heath—at 11. Yarn taioa hounds, Wedsoiday, Moakley Bull; &star. doh RaaseU Breen —at half past 10. Mr. M. Marshall's bounds, Monday, Pepper-Isin lfidge Tlotrolay, Woodford Bridge—at half-peat 10. _lknad. l eeowildre barmen, Monday, Tolima; Wane= 114 *er Tell-gate ; Enday, tleventh on Her T Drisdriesehire hounds, Tuesday, Dome& , Friday, Rais ssensies—at hall.past 10. lord Yarborough's hound., Monday, Ravendaki Cr ow - Inds; Wednesday, BMus 11•11—at 1 1 ; Friday, Linwood Warren—at 12. Far Tatum Sykes's hounds, Monday i Whindaded 136 - 44 • Vidaesday, Aldby l' ar k ; Friday, Birdsall—at hall-pas; Xr M. 1a van's hounds, Monday, Eton Wood; Thurs day, Roarliatotas Bridge ; Saturday, Blythelanry--at • 9aMr. r to 11. B;.Lrealey's hounds, Monday, Seroohy Inn ; Tuesday, Odsru m ; Thursday, Swintsia Village; Friday, Grove—at half past 10. Safford h.oands, Monda,y, Ossington ; Tees& , Patter Din; Thy re d. 3 , 0 1 0 012 Saturday, Lanirwith kalf.plat it. Sir It. Sutton's hounds, Monday, Holt—at half-Mat 11; Iseslay, Bunny lark; Wednesday, Beffinnanor Park ; I " ltaraday, K . ytliorpe 11511; Friday, Wednsarpool Inn—at Dub of Itieland's hounds, Moadar, Piper Hole ; Tues day. ltopd. y K. nn. I. ; W e d n esday, Creston Park ; Friday, 11 . , ual.•.n•th e II —at half-put 111. 11. my I;,ntinek's hounds, Monday, Olentworth ; 11. .dnesday, Itauliney ; Thursday, Bardney ; Saturday, —lllt 11. I " 4, soroli ho•inds. Tuesday, Man ; Thursday, Parton Ito, S a t utday, Ilighana—at half-past 10. braining Hour bounds, Monday, Budding l'ark ; Wed. a" . „ lay. Ilrlyton ; Friday, Th. Wild Man; Saturday, wts Mos -at L u ll-p u t 10. r. ll' Vor'• hounda, Monday, Muekton ; Tuesday, i. rkhroo.lt.tu ; Thursday, Market Stainton ; SahardaY, ktal Spdaby—at 11. h..undr, Monda Canby ; Tuesday, Brook Th 1 k• • Saturday, Market um. ) , oskr Bridge; n"n- a t I I . 1 OZW111131:11 . • hounds, Monday, Elton New Close; viaa g e. •It A smit Lund., Monday, Red Rice ; Tuesday, r ' Wednesday, Wherwell Wood ; Thursday, , sham Gate; t ridsy, Bultord ; Saturday, Sheer, Well kl.rialiton foxhounds, Tuesday, &nest.. Oats ; Th om' kudos Ah.,y ; Saturday, fiatencrs—at half-put 10. A'herstone hounds, Monday, Barton-in•thußeana t" 1 ". S tek , ftitton ; Friday, Three Pots; Woodsy, - at a quarter to 11. of beaufort's bound', Monday, Lasborwvh Oats ; lower W • bl. 'maid (Christian Mallard); Thoro d Thursday, oods, ! 4 aturriay, Ilullasington. old Berkaltire hounds Mond , Blowiai Remo ; W•d -1'.41/oHarrhant Park . ; Friday , 7 4- Ardinglaa —at hall-Pest Cleiiin home, Monday, Booth's Obelisk; Gift arielia — Ui . lie .. 00 PlaPs Me. al ls Amara= 6 amor Malawi i Kennel; Satan'las. WOOdL- at 11. L. ngton's hounds, Tu esday, Key-street; Friday, Oriente's; Monday week, Harrishain •' Thursday week, Murton Court; Saturday week, Longlasach—at 11. Monmouthshire hounds, Monday, Cross Buchan Toll-bar; Thursday, Crowlbld ; Monday week, Monmouth Cap; Fri day week, lbaekbruok—at half-peat 10. Mr. Morpran's hounds, Monday, Memel' Dolan tgl.kar ; Thursday, Sandia Lodge -at halt-past 10. New Forest hound. ' Tuesday, Burley Park; allay,, Oato—at a quarter to 11. Mr. Newton's hounds, Monday, Fox and nougat Omar Illoidootowe) ; Thursday, Litton Park—at 10. Oakley hounds, Monday, Minxes Corner ; Tknitirdidb Badlard Rote Course ; Saturday, Staineshead W.,4 - looner to 11. Oath Oxfordshire hounds (Mr. Phillips's), Map& nom ' • Thursday, Cuddesoen—at half-past 10. Mr. Lori Phillips's hounds, Monday, New Bridge; Thursday, Lather—at 10. Pytehley hounds, Monday, Sywell Wood, Wadagaim Crick ; Friday, West Haddon ; Saturday, Sibbertaibtoill a quarter to 11. Shropshire hounds, Monday, Fox (Albrighton) ; Tasior day, Oland ; blonda- week, Fifth Mile-stone on We Drip church-road • Thursday week, Lutwyche—at half-past MI. Somerset and ' Wilts hounds (Mr. T. Theobald's), T.s da&li d :innadown • Friday, Biteosbe H all-.at 11. Southaheasa's houndo, Ploaday, StowaNINS Churches • Wedanday, Capons /La thy ; Friday, WappallP has ; Sa;urday. Meld—at 11. North litillitikhke hounds, Monday, Chrianylngil. Tuesday, Time Crowns (Stoke-near Stone); ley—at half-put 10. Mr. Lee Sass's hounds, Monday, Coneyhurat Comma; Thundai i= ll4ll7 Lodge ; Mond a y week, Chiddingiskil• street; week, Parham Park—at 11. Sala& Tuesday, Fekham . Orton; Thunday, Horatoadt 11111; Saturday, Sbadwell Court--at a quarter to 11. oi: os. to oo it , Surrey Callon hounds, Monday, Ivel's Finn (near Cran ley)—at 10; Saturday, Hohnwood—at Wt-pant 10. Tisdale hounds, Monday, Marton ; Thursday, Slam ! Imam ; Saturday, Habington—at half-past 10. Timmins hounds, Monday, Worth; Thursday, Hawk =raMonday week, Rackenford Bell; Thu rsday week, Bridge ; Saturday week, Bradninch—st Wi per& 11. Mr. Trelawoy's hounds, Tuesday, Mean; Friday, Flynt Beier-at half-past 10. United Pack hounds, Tuesday, Orintley Wood; Hatur- 1 day,Ridgway Turnpike—at 10. r. Villaina's V. W.H. hounds, Tuesday, Lydiard Plain —at • quarter to 11; Thursday, Burdrop Park—at half-past 11; Saturday, For Bridge—at a quarter to IL Vine hounds, Monday, Worting Hour; Tumday, New —at (Banglminit); Friday, Whltehurch ; Saturday, Bramley 11. Mr. Whable's bombast, Monday, Caesar's Camp; Toesday, Stamford Street; Friday, Wakefield Park; Saturday, Hart , ford Bridge Flat—at 11. Mr. F. NVyudhain's South Wats boards , Monday, Broad Chalk: Frid ay. - l•berriagesa Pond, 11. Wyeside Jumada, Tesaday, Vadylids Wood; Friday, Lyswen Viliage—at 10. ' Colonel Wyndhant's bromda Monday, Clamber Corner; Wednesday, Coster's MA; Fdday, Lp Park Lodge—at half-past 11. Sir W. W. W Irsentka, its day, Oswestry Rata Cosine • W resew Dram ; Thursday, Llany Cafe • liabardz er Oreis Dregan—et halr.pest 10. York and bawds, Tareday, Ilk* Bridge; Timm diTutict..lllsteirday. Skipwitli Bridge —at Wiliam 10. harriers, Toseday,llAdleham Bridge ; Iheardsy, wonky—at 11. Deaden Medan (Mr. Dyer's), Tuesday, Namibia Blau ; Friday. kellitas Hardwick-at half-past 10. Carlisle banana, Tweedsy, Warwick Bridge ; Wedneo day, the Bow ; Friday, Red Home (Kirkliatoo)—at 10. Mr. Deacon's harriers, Wednesday, Polland Corner; Saturday, Crowahill Down—at 10. Harrogate barriers, Wednesday, Howe Quarry ; Friday, South Sunday—at a quarter past 10. High Peak barriers, Tues da y, Moneys& ; Thursday, Mammal! Dale; Saturday, Mouldridge Orang•—at 11. Captain Hampton Lewis's harriers, Tuesday, Yalforth Bridge—at 11; Thursday, Northallerton—at 12 ; Friday, Coweati Mill—at 11. Lord 'a harrMta. Friday . , Wriarkeee—at 12. Merpeth barriers, y, Tntlingtea; Friday, Harts ford bridge—at balf-p Neweamla and Ua rea teabned barriers, Monday, Banton Square; Friday. Wasitiagisa—aa 10. Mr. Okemees barrios*, Tusla 4 ilara Village; ea- , terday, WinelidU V Stockton mil 11Bik; bard" Tuesday, Redmese • ; Friday, Waiviasa—at lieMplat la tiouth‘Varsbamsegb barriers, Tuesday, Bartlsy Haat b ; Friday, North W Meier-.at 1. Mr. R. Williams's Tasellsy, Monkey's Castle (Beer); Saturday, Traumata lid (St. Ikepiteree)— at hale-peat 10. Worthing harriers, Tuesday, Manama ; Friday, Stay ning Post—at 11. iul si COURSING IdERTINO. TMUSIDAY. Tan Dew. Deciding C 9111111: Kr. Mockwarth's Bravo boat Mr. Gillett's General, and wag the stakes. Tut Cur.—So:aid Tie.: Dut boat hopeful; Duakeld rem a bye. TM' OAKS.--Bssood Ties; Glealace beat Hooey Dew; Delight raga bye. Tea Poesy OTacne.—Decilling COIN= : Kr. Dobede's Dams= beat Lord Btradbroke's Monster, and woo the stakes. Tits Ilkotoo Fermin —Ties : Really-Votast beat Dux; Frank best Gess ins. N ZWIILAJIL IT Brews.—Deciding Crone: Mr. Dobeds's Dors boat Mr. Fysors's Fearnought, sad as the stakes. TEN MITI/OPOLITAN HANDICAP. Sines our last notice of this event Hesse Howl) tug, against slums 40 to I was betted an Wednesday, has been booked freely at 70 to 1. CREWE STEEPLE-CHASES. TIMPAIDAY. HATCH : 30 son.; 3 miles.—Me. all*Per .4 Holm Olt* Standard), list (Frisby), best Mr. Bayley's Fair Maid of Menton, lot 101 b (Pnee). Betting: 6t04 on Honesty, who won easy. The Maid fell. EDLOSTWIS FARS HANDICAP Of 3 *On each and 35 added. About 3 miles. 7 subs. Mr. Lass'. VIDA. NA•i, SA MO rbioll 1 Mr. Ptullipes Tat ph.% age '. Ile Mr. Ileederor's AVIAN Madera, ft nib rowtor S Mr. PO wdrareGamocer, i p.. int 12/1I Mr. Walker's Lollah Rona Pot I. lb (Camelt II Mr. handcars Toga, Liverpool, met aIS .... . _ALDAN" II Betting.-6 to 4 apt Widow Maehree, 7t04 mm Frank, 3to 1 apt Tallyho, and 4 to 1 alit Lallah Rookb. Won by half • length, alter a line race. The Hatherton Nukes of 1 son. each, and 10 added, one ail. and-s-half, 4 subs., were won in three heats, b 7 Mr. Tempest's Harborer (arner), beating Honesty (Frisby),l Young Pioneer (Tuber), and Frederick Jerome (Bradley.) CORNIaII MINERX.—The largo number of mining companies which have been horned in this country, in con sequence of the gold discoveric-, and the wientilic and ex tensive manner in which they purpose carrying on opera tions, sppear to have directed attention to the county of Cornwall, which has been lehisted for centuries for its skilful practical miners, and them workmen would seem now to be in great request abroad. Numbers are leaving England every month. The extensive emigration of these men is partly owing to the facilities with which they an reach the most distant parts by the packet steamers. A largo number of Cornish miners are continuilly going °lain the Chagree packets, on their way to California. The last Braxilian steamer took out also a party of Cornish miners to Etouth America. Them cannot be a doubt that still larger num►ers of this clam of persons will be sent out to Ans• trails. These matinee dada of the most skilful men from the west country mines mast improve the position of miner, who remain in England by reducing the competition for mining labour. matin s Per . Z . „ sad AWN NM Aspire (LW & Gad LAD)... (f le IL II.) ... temera Oeveoaes &Ram Cless A—. Wk.) De. I'- I eell Dm Weer 1 Area Ara pi Wed bile aid elm kris Sabberiet Mawr Pere l / 2 0urte Obri alib reitleiNli Waters Onio Ilatives a . . 6l . l %A.Doisvre. Do dry% DO pore'. Gt. ail Rim.ilre.; Groat Wasters_ tramsalOrille Do. WPM . Larielieudirceimi; Si Se al di 11 4 la, I a a MI bb bl IS aill 6 14 $ I 041 ST z d 14 71 14 II pm On SS, eds T lii - 4 i 1 7 1 D. wilt Maiolisite Madward Ohs isfstema.llol. Ones Leask Daft Maim Do. De.510ND.11.6.11.(b Lopdosi a lough.Weetern iilli 1 11 qi i pm . ... 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Dew Ow. • par Oa- Oran • MIDDI.(OBv.Ii il 1 4 Si it 74 0 1 i 4 11111 Mil I I 23 1 4 ski 101 2 Si Si i liii 226 138 281 101 90 260 I I Lesinallblifisigre I •iii so 68 2Si 76 aro 162 67i 11 fam.Nil Do. Ise SIO 4121 71 1881 82 MAIM ! 4as lit I/ I I II 3 I D4Up Trokrissa r•a, loam,. North Dry... ... ...] Wwwiater. mill walwr, MIA Fr lbeeirailllen.lkwOw. ilbems.tObielie(ait.W MIL) i per Ont. ... ... Tort, Newslir,lls Dom. 01.Nurth of ift.per•b. ►H 1111 II IS Nadi_ llitr diee mps lieMs dead. IV.* • • • Mat Ilariposa i 1 pil "....- I iii 111 11 Pr I FA lilt 241 188 iii 26 10* 90 240 Aberdeen _ Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down . Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire Blackburn Bristol and Exeter Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Cork, Blackroek, and Passage Dublin and Belfast J unction Dublin . oa o — h — e a Dublin and and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath Dundee, Perth,Aberdeen June Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian East Lancashire Ess.ern Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, l'erth, & Dundee Es star and Crediton 2793iiii 152 67 21f 63 Furness Glasgow and South Western Great Northern& E. Lincolnah Great Southern & Western(lr) Great Western Irish South Eastern Kendal and Windermere Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire Leeds Northern Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport London and North Western London and Blackwell London, Bright on , and S. Coast London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c. Manchester, Shell:, & Lincoln Manchesterand Southiunction =et and Carlisle Midland Great Western (Ire ) Monklands Nevrasetle sod Carlisle North British North Staffordshire lamb Western. 6,i7; 1 7,27612,111 1,866 3,232 1,902 1 - ..itts! , c!Dy.i. 7,P61 4,074 14,102 Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Birmingham , hrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union South Devon South Eastern South Wales SouthYork.,Doncastertt Goole Stockton and Hartlepool Taff Vale Mater Waterford end Limerick West Cornwall . 7,561 3,427 684 19,411 1,986 1,338 894 Pg 3,962 14,204 1,918 3,169 1,918 75 243 3,654 10,838 3,924 16,041 161 "all 1,447 128 3,887 16,864 41.302 i.iiii 824 7,861 8,734 Vttitchaven Junction York, Newcastle, and Berwick York mad North htidlawd ..,, „ 107 6,662 466 Foutox. 4iii 1311 i 240 617 20,234 1.728 !Nang of kiaisoo 0,477 Dutch Rhenish Morin Antonia Monterey" and Troyes Namur and Liege* Northern of Frame Orleans end Borden*: Paris and Lyons Parts and Orleans Paris and Ronan Paris and Stresburgh Rouen and Havre Tours and Nantes 6,194 ----I 811 4,666 616 1,587 664 174 13,277 8,849 LOCAL 1411ANB MARMITS. IMIIIIPOOL. TO. 13.—Our share market seemed very .beef Misatemiaa,lsat it has sines gene Ballue, mad mere anadani s t asaysseal„ In the Osman it wee insides, Im• wine bee at the sloes. —BleekbeweLe g : is tL. end est YeeltabAre) pref. 6 per ••= l, C."11" ' 71 13-16 ! -- 6 14.16 1 l and / York.l skk ~ y--.ll4l sheave): sy e .D ial t 7nr r e 1 . 1-12—L1 d.—Ditto by, Owl limotheart, 2 el—Le:deo' and Nora Weentrii, 1191 DIM* (new 1-shar 31 p.—mmessigr , lhalleid, sad Liaesin, 301—Ditto (q uarter shares 1-71 till 11163), 111 — Midland, 64 11 ( I—Bt. Halsn's Railway and Canal rw prof . 6 per cent.), 24 P.—SeethEartern and Dom, 1 4—York and North Midland, 211. BauroL, Fee. 13.—The Weasel dew to-day was to a moderate intent, but v prier . were Ina. Great Westerns oze i nzl an at:7 E e a t di ., ter ~but a ere d rw at 6.864 ex di,. 604. Xrucomorza, Fan. 13.—There wee a pretty good busi ness, but pries. wen warmly an Stu ea as the previous Wo k , Lie& stack, 464 ; abolish* senely 1111 Midland Wok, 661 ; Dover% 201. Loos, Fan. 13.—These has bees iamb ewe astivi in the market this merneei than for ism days pest, sa lon the whole the lee* at the market is Ms m the Mese. The kablides were the as : Beset Ls 14. MI ; Cale siliiese, 161; Znasra Crataties, 74; Loud= east North Wooers quarters, 41 wt.; Ambergale. Near and Bemen, 61; North Waders I • North Western, 121. Si. 31.. 12.1 ; and orkshi r re 7 dig. ; floe* Eastern Dover, 201; Leeds 164 n., ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 661, Midland stock, 681. COALS.-Lonnow, Fin. 13.-Ci.osi 01 THE MAIL :sr. - Bate's West Hardt'', 13 e. ; Huddle's West Hartley, 13e. ; Can'. Hartley, 13e. ; Chester Main, 13e. 3d. ; Dean's Primrose, 11.. 94. ; Holyw e ll, 16 s . 6d. ,• Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 13..; Longridgo's West Hart ley, 13.. 6d. ; Newemtle Hartley, 13e. ; North Perey Rartley, 13e. ; Ord's Main, 12e. &I. ; Raveneworth West Hartley, 13e.; Redbeugh Main, 11s . 6d. ; South Peareth, Ilc 6d. ; Tenlield Moor, 12. ; Tenfield Moor Butes, 11.. 9d. ; Walker Primrose, 115.; West Wylam, 135.; Walls End Acorn C 1..., 14s. ; Walls End Brown, 12e.9,1. ; Will. End Elm Park, 13.. ; Walls End Goeforth, 145. 9d. ; Walls End Halton, 14.. 3d. ; Walls End Harvey Wylam, 13e; Walls End Ilebburn, 145.; Walls End Heaton, 14e. 3d.; Walls End Lawson, 145.; Walls End Morrison, 14e. 3d.; Walls End Northumberland, 13.. 6d.; Walls End Riddell, 14s. ; Walls End Walker, 13e. 34.; Eden Main, 16.. 6d. ; Lambton Primrose, lie. 3,1. ; Walls End Bell, 16.. 3d. • Walls End Belmont, 16e. 3d . ; W a ll s End Heston, 16s. &I ; Walls Eno Haswell, 16c ; Walls Had Rapier Grange, 16s. 32. ; Walls End Lanibtoo, 16e cm. ; Walls End Loni:ey. 14e. 6d. ; Walls End North Helton Lyona, 16s. ; Walls End Pensher, 14e. 64. ; Walls End Russel's Helton, 15a. 9d. ; Walls End Scar borough, 14e. 6d; Walls End [Mallon, 165.; Walls End Stewart's, 16e. 34. ; Walls End Shotton, anscreened, 13..64. ; We!. End Whitwell, 13e. 6d. ; Wells End Ceseop, 16e. ; Walls End Denison, 14s. 64. ; Walls End Hartle pool, 16e. 3d. ; Walls End Ileugh Hall, 16e. ; Walls End }louden, 14s. 6d. ; Walla End North Hartlepool, 13s. ; Walls End Sonth Hartlepool, 165. 94. ; Walls End Brown's Deanery, 14s. 3d. ; Walls End Seymour Tees, 14.. 6,1. ; Walls End Tees, 16..; Wall. End West Constant', 14e. 3d.; Cowpen Hartley, 13s. 6d. ; Deep Vein Milford, ; Derwentwater Hartley, 13a. ; Hartley, 12a. 9d. ; Nison's Merthyr sod Cardiff, 215.-Ships at market, 28.5; sold, 113. Two o'CLocit. Consols opened this morning M the advam4 Bede of 971 for money, and 971 to I tie the 11th Mink and they have since improved to 971 to 1 kt ray and account, at which rates dealings Mu Islam place. The state of the Bank returns at beet night, the known favourable result of the' forthcoming yearly returns of tke Board d Trade, the pacific tenor of the foreign news, and the absence of plitical excitement here, are favourable to high prices of the public securities, the more especially as fl oating money capital is so abundant, u to limit the returns on investments. The day's transactions, u officially communicated, are :-Three per Cent. Consols Annuities, 971,1, 1; ditto for Account, 971, 1. Three per Cent. Re duced Annuities, 981, 98 ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities, 991,1. Long Annuities, 7 1-161 Annuities expiring 1859, 61 ; ditto, expiring 1800, 61. Bank Stock, 217. India Stock, 259. The unfunded securities have to-day experienced a considerable decline. For some days they have been • fits. to 645. premium, and were even dealt in at AN gal, at Bk. to 64. The transactions offering have, however, been few, and although money is so abundant that a further reduction of the bank rate is looked forward to by some, yet it was to be expected that any large sale would send down prices, as indeed wo have from time to time pointed out. The railway meetings are now in course of being held, and a mass of dividends about to be distributed, and this causes large sales of Ex duper. Bills at this period, because some of the tarp companies and the bankers invest the accruing sac. plus in Exchequer Bills, which are generally sold on favourable terms at dividend time. Yesterday a slight Shaw took place, and the Bills were quoted 60s. to ells. prom., but to day, afteropeniog at that rate, they went down to 58e. to 614.,which may be considered as a total decline of 6e. The following is the official state ment :-Exchequer Bills, of the several descriptions, Ws., 38s. prem. ; India Bonds, 1,0001., 735. prem. We have little to report as to the foreign stock market. Grenada Deferred, Peruvians, and Spanish are rather better; Equador the some as before; Sar dinians have rallied ; but Mexicans are worse, being quoted at 32. This arises from distrust in the pro sperous state of the Mexican treasury, so sod denly discovered by those who put it for ward, and so inconsistently paraded at a time when the dividend is still in arrear and its payment contingent. The following are the transactions to -77,:-Equador Bonds, 4/. Grenada Deferred, 81. Mexican for the Account, 32. Peruvian for the Account, 964, 96, 97 ; ditto Deferred, 48,481. Portuguese Four per Cent. for Account, 321. Sar dinian Bonds, 89, 891. Spanish Actives, for Account, 241 ; ditto Old Three per Cent., for Account, 411. 1:,; ditto, New Three per Cents. Deferred, 18 1 . The exports of bullion from the port of London this week have been smalL They include only' 20,237 ox. of silver, with 5,0601. to Continental pens, and gold, worth about 14,0001., chiefly to the Cape of Good Hope. There have been no large experts from the outporta, and the bullion imported amount, to nearly 500,0001. The tendency in the market for foreign exchanges yesterday was upwards in several instances, but bills on Italy showei rather a decline. Short Paris was done at 23fr. 271 c. to 321; ditto three months, 23fr. 45c. to 50c. Amsterdam continued dull at 115. 191 to 121 Hamburg was in fair demand, at the somewhat higher exchange of 13fl. 101 to 1. Frankfort was decidedly higher, closing at 1201 to 121. St. Peters burgh was in request at 371 to 1. Leghorn, Genoa, Naples, Messina, and Palermo found eager takers at rates favourable to sellers. For paper on Spain and Portugal previous quotations were maintained. Vienna and Trieste were done as high as 1211. 35 to 40 and 38 to 42, in consequence of higher rates for drafts on London from the other aide. The following aro the rates of foreign exchanges negotiated: _ _ .. Thor. !noes argotl22ld. Tres To Anoterdon pert !abort 111. Illar. ... 111. 111441 v. Llll2o Illohorion Wroblur nod Altos• ~ " 13mos. Opal. 12race. 104.tb. Pr00k50rt.442404-14395e per £lO „ 1201. Ikr. ...lilt It,. tam port „ 121. MS. ... 111. 40kr. N.... „ „ 111. Ilk?. ... 138.410 r. katoorp Broods Okra rods .... „ 9 110010422 fr. He. ... 23fr. 100. Na,,. ... „ „ 3639. 416 ... 231 r. 300 0414110 n. 99 99 11311. 41.. ... 3!34.606 99 91 13 r. 43.. ... 23fr. No. =tbo. ." soma bll9lllllll .... ........ Mgr. 1110 ... 201 1 . 7710 lt= per egoist .. „ 40/ poor .. 401 prima per owns " 1904 prom ... 121 perm llaMile . Ali per Joust „ 60 porn ... 201 pence Obis 504 wan ... 901 prim M a. .., ~ ~ 401 prom ... 49 pm, 49 491 paws ... 49 pew* „ „ 491 pram ... 49 pews M.- . " " 491 pokes ... 4 pare per mantel " prom . 1.3 prop „ „ 93 pence ... 531 prow nt...... per rat& „ 27i Deem . . 174 peace nark* of gold on Thursday at Paris was about par (new tariff rate), which, at the English mint pries of 31. 17s. 100 per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.17 ; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.271, it follows that fold is about 0.893 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. By last advices the price of gold at Hamburg is 4281 per mare, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an I exchange of 13.0; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.71, it follows that gold is about 0.70 per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. According to the last accounts the course of ex change. at New York on London for bills at 60 days' sight is 1101 per cent. ' and the par of exchange be tween England and A merica being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.87 per cent. in favour of England. After making allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves a small profit on the transmission of gold from the United States. From Paris we are advised that an advance has taken place in the rate of exchange on London, which is now called 23fr. 271 e. to 30c. for paper at short, and 23fr. 13e. for 90 days bills. In the bullion market no dealings have taken place, and prices are nominal. The amount of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 7th of Feb ruary, is as follows : BAN k 0/ 101101.0141).—Accoorm Tar taw week ewalwe Feb. T. MI 'gen • err. LIMOS?. Nolo. Wert £31,712,0401 tiovvrturteet Dent.... 111,01A.1C0 I Mbar eisearitaa 0004.100 Gold Okla 4ed Wilke 17.41178,666 I Sliver Bullies t11,711.01u i 31.712,040 MIMI 11.0 04,0000aer. oroprlotars' Owl 11...414 V . ...^ , o.rrenuosat SaartUr tort 3,341,800 Ando& Med W.OOO rume . 64.iiiiiihaiii: Asukuttp . 4.a K 1.... 4144. Naafi; 004,n10. .4 X:4•100•1 .o.ber 4 deasol4l 040440 Deo4,oml Div. Ac 044.1 0.013,073 Jlld and 14114•0 Cole 601.403 ../Shoz D 10400 .—.— 13,104.620 roveo.ll, and WAN WM 1.14,011 Feb It 11153. £3G 13e 1r.4.1136.497I r. 4.1136.497 MARIMALL. Chief Orilla. Compared with those for the week preceding tiese . returns exhibit the following changes: Circulation Moue £31,712,040 Increase £64,310 Circulation active 20,347,990 Getman, 390,976 Public deposits 6,2.13,973 Increase 423,001 Other deposits Government sccuritim in banking department . 13,420,923 No change. Other securities in bank ing department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,249,028 Irerease 88,685 The Rest The Reserve From the above analysis, it will be seen that the bullion in the Bank shows a further increase, though a small one, because in the weak included in the re. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion wee 20,738,9661. (being 98,5551. more than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 26,808,7671., which shows a decrease of 310,0051. as compared with the returns for the previous week ending the 24th of J ary. anu As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,293,3771., and the joint-stock banks 742,8891. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 2,038,2861. below the fixed amount. . . ZNOLIdII /UN 1.....—1 ate ISet. Dank Stck, 216 17 long Annuitke, 3 per et. Reduced. ¶ , B* India 6:net, 257 9 3 per (X. Veen°la 971 4 Ditto 11....1e.1.000f., 70.. 73. Ditto fur Amt. 91 9 Macaroon 1a115.1.48.4.6. 60, 13, 34 per Ct. Consols. Da VORVION lIINDS. 49 per et. Belgian. 90 2 3 per Ct. Mexican. 32 4 6 per Cl Brazilian, 94 8 6 par Cl Peruvian. 96169 Do. Nen, 93 6 Ditto Defcrrol. 474 i per Ct. Mew,. Arr Pt. 82 50 6 per et. Vortugoo..:. 9 1 3 6 per et. eblilan. 161 163 6 per Cl Dwaine. 113 10 3 per Cl Chili... 63 5 44 pc et Ramis.. 161 4 3 per Ct. Demob. 76 78 4 per el ripe.nleh, Acura 14 4 29 per et. Down. aft NJ 3 per Ct. Stootel.. 4111 1 pet et. Dolan, 914 29 De. rewire. 64 f 164.1,54, 11 44 per (X. Venezuela. at 36 1 per Cl Grtnada, 13 9 Do. De(orretl. 129 139 liznllnlan 11 per bent.. IN to 9. ON1451.4•11, 101,1111rir1i...4 - 11.1. • 4111• MME VW •1. . .. . patkolke Ileythrup bounds (Lord Kedesdales), Monday, Heythrop - --- 11 - 11 A -111 0• AND 112001211 ONGUARAWITED. 1:10016 :lealere liro : ye A*l* Kennel; Wednesday, Led well Village • Friday, Addelstrup Meta( Wass Was today up Xis Skarei KM,. llfa/A. prigs, der ditto Oats ; Saturday, Ditehlty -et half-peat 10. OK; N. ILasAvArs. Tostsrlay. 22 1 p.a. _-..- I 7 00 . 01 07. 0240 7. duce tiren. Holders' . , hound., Monday, Lowthorpe ledge ; Twee- —l _ --.. mono 1 !Apia Pre , I if tibia. ai per Xnetur. day. Warier Priory; Thursday, Spreatky; Friday, Ever. Ot. PI *burden ... ... ... . 114 11l of 4 100.1 1 0.1 lee. '.lards I:ollkAsks 5 . 40, Ingham Park-at a quarer to 11. 10 Sa Ava arilhat i n i = -. Mer 11,10.1 AO lAatudam }Mushy (Mr. 0. Wall 's) hounds, Monday, Eldon Farm; in all pagorria,tgap_ L ay . tv s e vbe SIAN 2 Avierallui .......... 1 1 I k woo t Ave Misfit. 1 a Alma yet T 1 M o r d Friday, Marlbrook Pond-at a quarter to El. .II Id 1111011•0•61. L , II Ilimarream Imam. Cbid all ... . 4 .4..4. 4 Hayworth bounds, Tunday, Dalton Village ; Saturday, Chew J0a..120,1 - -As cone I, be. Kenaels-at half-past 10. P. 110 MON sod Slyer ... . U - ~ ..: I . ... ' - '' 8 i it at 6 Kest laat Waesday, 104,4 Vdtleklllailpi a l OW g rAkilli ;* jr •..wi ' ."' ' 44 - . ..„,, ,„ 9-et ee ,.... " ___,_l ll .dare.. I , - 1 9,11 r• - • • 110,10 . 1 0 ... , ./ B j, wool& 'ewe ;as mu Dundee, Path, sad Aber. • . HOOD 10 Ds. M. Aerial* Soy i 111 -.- have Die maps Wethmadtry, Kennel ; Saturday, Unto Wood-at 11. doushmloa .. ... J 4 tte oesdaoo - - abut 10. Mos Mr. Lushingtou's bounds, Tuesday, Key-street ; Friday, 11l 011 illeat Angara (MIL & A MOP A Bag. Is Amara= Copplo l 21 fIFL if look, net pat ea Otterden ; Monday week, Harrialiam • launday week, le _. sod 1 - as D) -L. • • Sil SI WON 10 ,Oessiel ... •11 - - ea pC an Do. la Llk H.) ... 14 24 = am " Norton Court; Saturday week, Loegloiach-at 11. AOP 1 teskiewMaerrudn ..... .1 1 par ipm Fla U. dt. 2.. ismora 02040 Ass . 11 If Si 1 IMO 3 01..0 Pelpetk Oll par apa elm al. Monmouthshire hounds, Monday, Cron buetion Toll.bar ; la all g,,,,,,,„ um... a A ; A L 20.200 10 10000•1200211)Amarkia 9 - - poin l e se aaa,, Thunday, Cruwlleld ; Monday week, Monmouth Cap ; Fri. (lan IL D;A.) ~...„ di 5 4 HAM 1 Nonion Mods I4I ow cour =zo day week, li.aekbruok-at half-pest 10. te all ye. dos /Sad 01 ow If lAN NI olleads uil - - • Mr. Morgan's hounds, Monday, Morwell Down 'Tol l- bar; II all dist Larmiles .. ... .. Hi 1a d 1 1 l z d LOW 10 In Croft . ......... 1110 11 101 to bi 111 - iMA Thursday, Sandhill Lodge -at hall-put 10. at Do. New 1 imies - - .. . ...- a .1 . ....1. •.... 1,-J - 0 6 04 se. ksiludaid N.:I.:: I pla I:1 i I Pa 10 1 4 1 las 1 141 7 AP - I I; de we I 13.1 a I a 1 I I: i as 1 11 " 1 1 i If I Tan 4 4 i • 4 1.1 Di" Ili N Ili 41 II li 1114 MARION aAI LWAYS. 10 1110414014 mad Aril= .. Ili 111 f, Coign Prude ifsirsco) I Dutab ' Rhealab ( ... .. W 1 4 10 IS ( Prat Indian ._ .. 1 8 pis 3 Gnat Indian Pealasala.. 4I Do. 10 00.111•Dway) ... .. I I"" SS 'Amur osS Uses ... .. Si I 14 Worthies at Wire. . .. la IS 1 hires and Ilmillasa .. 2 1 Si Us 11 Pm Limas ... .. Si rg Sic r I Paillase ass= ... . SI 1 Warlord iflnsboe ... 1 : 1 II 4 Imes mil 114.24 ... ... 10 104 41sairs NW Mere... .. I 4 'Mon al Dames... .. Si 414 . ' Wu* Madan in .: Irk i 9i DI id WOOL MARKET-THIS DAY. The business dome this week is sad esksaial Wool has been stouts*. ; the ekteltui about the same u those earns* for the a l ls s w weeks. The public sake at the Hal of °swoons tam samossome on the lea sail:elose ea the 28th hue. The 'air brought forwari, it is expected, will all mood labs of eo -1 Weal, sad 1,000 of sundry snits. DURING THE PAST WEEK. Nome or lidhipsy. 1861. 1 71 7 s It SI It 111 1 4ls 7 7j 44 : _ _ ts dis far • 4 11 AIN 12 14 • 4 7 ti 1411 :1 Se di IS rO i 2 $1 Ii Ak ij ar 14 111 WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCINO-I,A74II,IIIITORDAT MONNINO. There has been a steady demand for Colonial produce during the week, and for some descriptions better prices have been obtained. Of Sugar the sales have been rather large, and the rates paid to-day have been generally shout lid. above those of last week. Coffee has been rather dull, and is heavy of sale, unless at lower quotations. The ordi nary qualities of Saltpetre have been dispoimd of at a slight advance. The public sales of Tea on Wednesday went off very flatly, but caused no material change in price. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady, with the following quot;tions Town Tallow, 355. 6d. nett ; Petersburgh Y.C. on the spot. 355. 3d.; Oct. to Dee., 1852, 375.; on or before the end of March. 355. MARKET ATERAO3B.—Town Tallow, 3&. Od. ; fat by ditto, 2a. Od. ; yellow Russian, 375. Od. ; melted stuff, 275. ; rough ditto, 16s. 6d. ; Tallow grates, 9s. ; good dregs, 6s. MARKET-THIS DAY. - . Messrs. Cooper and Davis report a slow trade at the fol lowing quotations : Prime Meadow Hay, 724. to 765.; infe rior, 655. to 68s. ; 'Owen, 60s. to 635. ; Clover, 804. to 855.; second eut, 70s. to 755. ; Straw, 235. to 28s. COVENT GARD] EN.-THIS DAY. um. pineapples, per lb., 1a to 6. I Grope.. Lisboa, per lb. ltd to Is kitee., par beab„2atole44 Pears, deosset, par 44., 24 to 6. 411nOOde, per peek, 34 swot, per lb., /a to Ss Lamas, par doz., tato le VEOKTi San i per dos., 104 to Is Id i z , par bomb, At to le 34 Asparagus, par bundle. 4. tole Saila* per beekat. Is to Ss Grams. par dos.. 24 to la Bbobarb, p. buorllA 94 lo Is Pobgeoe, par les, Ye a 110. tor met., fto es per bush. le 64 to le Id Tondos, per doi.. S. to 4s Cuatuebors, orneb, la lola Nagy, per boodle, 64 to I. Sd Called; per bunch, al to 74 Brussels Sprouts, per halt sieve, 1414 to 24 td Avlosals, per Ares, Is to le 64 Outer, per burash p , 3d to 44 tipardra, dos., lead W3a Endive, per IteJTIN 9.1 to Is Bee; perdu., Ist ls Brasses, per doe., UM Gd per 100, Ss ed to 10s Vera p. doz., Is. to Je Nuts, Bar., p. aura., 10, to 21n nndl , p. bush., t2a to H. Oslo, per 100 Ib., to, —par piatiot, fd to Is Metal, per halt we% bd to 34 none!, per bunch, Id to 34 Savory, per banal, 2d to 3d lbrse, per Wash, 14 to 3d Parsley, p. doa. ban., la to Is Wat, per baear., ad to Is Baal, per bomb, Sal to ad Marjoram:44o., per bunch. ad 4'44 We r.. tr Jor.bacch.ed to Is Tun RUSSIAN FLEET.—The Russian force in the Baltic at the present moment numbers forty-two sail of the line, all powerfully equipped, ably manned, extensively stored, and ready fur action I—Port:mount Times and Naval Gazette. Tun GREAT BarrAin SrlAwEa, which has been entirely repaired and refitted, as well as greatly enlarged, is intended to sail from Liverpool for New York early in April next, with passenger, and goods. The rates in regard to the former have been fixed considerably lower than has hitherto been the ease in steamer traffic across the Atlantic, the charges in the Great Britain being twenty, fifteen, and thirteen guineas for the respective degrees of accommoda tion. Captain B. R. Mathews, late of the City of Glasgow and Great Western, is to take charge of the Great Britain. The Great Britain is an iron screw steamer of 3,500 tons. THOMAS CARLYLE ON POOR LAWS.—The follow ing letter has been addressed by Thomas Carlyle to the secretary of the Poor Law Association, Manchester : " Chelsea, Feb.,s, 18.:i2.—Sir,—It gives rue great pleasure to understand that the Poor Law Association has actually got in motion, and determines to proceed strenuously to wards the grand object of having all the paupers of Great Britain set to employment. I inclose you my subscription, and, along with it, my heartiest wishes for your success. According to all the notions I can form of our strange time, with its manifold perplexities, its vague, high.flying hopes, and fearful, steadily-advancing p . rile, this that you have in view is precisely the thing needfullest to be done, the first of all real steps towards safety and improvement for Eng lish society, as matters now stand. Till some veritably wise and human mode of dealing with that frightful, ever increasing clam called paupers is attained, or, at least, is zealously endeavoured alter by the government and the community, I can only consider English society as in a state of slow continual smoke, every day bringing it nearer the state of flame and utter conflagration, into which we have seen all other Enropear Moieties already go, in every tragic manner! This is, and has long been, my fixed opinion-- grounded on innumerable considerations, deeper and less deep, on which volumes might be written, and which are of far too extensive compass to be entered upon here. One thing may be asserted without risk, and has the closest reference to this matter. If free bargais in the market, and fair up-and-down wrestle and battle between em ployers and employed be the rule of labour (which I am far from believing it capable of being, except (or a very limi ted time, and in very peculiar circumstances) ; still more, if new and infinitely mere human arrangements between employers and employ d are—as all men begin to sur mise, and as many men have long foreseen—ace inclispea. sable necessity for labour, iu England as elsewhere, then, clearly, I say, in either case, the first condition of fair play is, that all paupers be quite elimluated from the contro versy, and carried clear away.frorn it, out of the labour mar ket, and its wrestles and its struggles. This, one would think, needs little demonstration. Alas! if the pauper were always supported by the rich, especially by the idle rich, I could esteem it for the moment a small matter. But he is supported by the poor, by those who are not yet quit* paupers—whom, with fetal invincibility (and not by his " rates " alone, but by his bad conduct, by his had example, by the thousand fold infection of him every day and hour), he is dragging down into that sad category. It is miserable to consider. The course of every idle, foolish man, left loose to become a pauper—continually deranging every honest workman's bargain, then taking shelter in the poor house at the honest workman's expense, then, again, bursting out to produce new derangement and confusion—is like the course of an ine.udiary torch among the peaceable posses sions of mankind ; it is mad as would be the course era fever patient left to run stumbling about the streets in these times of ours. Ido not mean to say that the subject has no dif ficulties ; nay, that it is not like to be, in practice, beset with difficulties, and to lead us, in its ulterior developments, into innovations we are little prepared for at present. I perc e ive well there is immense work a head of us in that directiou; and I think withal it is high time we were beginning As for you, who stand yet in the first stage of the affair, I couceise your ground to be already wry clear, and that b temperate and diligent exposition of your suns, you will certainly gain the public support, and probably before long. To an impartial stranger lending among us, as if from another planet, it would seem very strange that there could be a doubt about what you propose! Ile would find doubts enough, however, and denials enough, and a great quantity of cobwebs to be removed, before he could get this axiom admitted. For, iudeed, the theories men form about this world, and their political philosophic., and sciences. and dismal sciences, make strange work with th em ; an d truly, 'to a man doubled dow" . `g backwards through his knees,' say. 'vs are in verted, and stand e 'oh you every success, and I yours sincerely, T, P.;;eps, per dos-, Ott to Is beets, p•r besets. Id to Id Peanom, p•r lb. 9d to 104 (ladle per lb., Gd to Id Artisbuirs, harden", per tat dm, 9d to Is L0u.... Cab. p. ma 4d to lo Peon Reds, p. pa, Id to 3d Hort. Radish, per bdL, 1. to4o livatvons, par pot. Is to 1t 3d doubled down, and looking backwards 11,. says the proverb, all things are in. d upon Asir heads I again wish you bid you , pery,e_Maad am, sir, 7. CARL r t'l t C.'