The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-09 00:00:00

• s, Tebt• wirprt 1 1 1 -- Na 1,729.) LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 9, 1852. [THREEPENCE, A1 .., ,L15v X at 4 ALLISON, fittest Nausea* LBW t% r soll 71. Repwt-elveet, velmesi slm . rt bbt. le.ll lbe tithe biellmerb. awl* bee 11141,, rel aMt fATIO7I. lsetrineeebbasloo Nan at w • .rty Nu& tow 10 be seld et • soulabrable I Wu. •10 t-b ...11.13adoebn. try wins makersat n A‘i HO ' WAX CAN iLE2i, ltd. re •••• 10.14. an.; 1.. 114.; GOMM Wu, 1414. •NU Wl4l od 14 4t. ; Patent Norm. Ild. ; 11•• Wm' Ott.; TrowttArt • NA% Is. Id. and .; W e il 114. ; .41.. mg Md. ; Mem% •W. ; mann.w. i.;11111d.. 4 our. TOL ; Maw earns% 4td. god w 4 z.wki ... a ... E. , 1,, Slk. per 87 6 ,711ti0. .s. 61. per ;, y l I.rown Widarte. 14 ei.• Se" • 1.4. 2% 41.; Kan, 1.. A , 1.; Around. v iv o: ble a Own. .J. on "'Mon . Is• ; Saw. b. ed.; neck +.l En% 11 , 4• 4 •te , l r.tabli•tw.d gloseeeter. 1. the ItNtour_etr Coast, Court. 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Ileurgoatqadon iiyiers tot ..e. To lions asoo likploit" on ea dr tremor of the noolor labia on A. asalosit an Eaton Gattl^o." are aim mason la do Illsolimith lbw= os tech 1. 411 e. Prim 41. I. and Oa Ild.--11414 by ern. sail by Omits and refitment. SPENCER'S PULMONIC ELIXIR. • RILLS CUM TOR COCOS% ASTUM•S, MUER," Herbert, though • fastidious aide might wish away a s superfluous the guinea' ornaments, eatheadery of the garments, which in minutia's rival the engraved Ninevite slate. By its on the north pail, is Mr. Cope. Oriselde," depicted prostrate with grief es the enjeant-bravo of Chau cer's tale bears away, not without • sidelong glance of remorse, and in masterly foreshortening, her tint-born. By an allowable poetical license the artist has represented the hard-hearted Lad of Salm= present at the scene, and pietism met evrapieneady. through • niche in the wall ; the nroonieg Arm of Oriselda es she gears at the vacant cradle, ' which by the bye is worthy of Mr. Rogers' carving, illus trates that utter abdication of in a fashion which would have called down the cordial approval of the poet's erudite "Clerks." Nor 5h0314 the embedded Lombard town in the distance be forgotten, which contains both the key tone of the colouring and the concentric point of sight. Mr. 'feriae' has had, perhaps, a ardor task in his Alezartiler's Yeast," in attempting to group round the holy parenea of song, not those conjured up in Dry den's imagery, net a heathen rout, but to ell up what was left chiefly to be conceived. In vain 'illiquid we search here either fur Alexander or Thais, but •• with nature's mother-wit and arta unknown before," Mr. Tenniel has gathered a goodly company, evidently amply alive to the sense of harm o ny. The k n e e lin g k n i g ht, c l a d in the now familiar piece of armour, is very successfully worked up. There is an elaborate dagger, which is a mar vel of dextrous execution. The recumbent harpist is also a good study, though we noticed previously the composition tails in the dominant firure. Of Mr. Horsley's leutonie fresco we wish impartiality could free it from the charge of being utterly worthies, twill in composition and treat = at. Indeed, so glaringly is this work at variance with works which have lately come from the same hand, such as f. L'Allegro and Penseroso," in the matters of talent and skill, that it is not too much to suppose that the artist would willingly erase his name, and the date ol IslB hero connected with it. --- L' S S E Y ' 8 AMISIVAN SEAN r,. pr.... . d ... , • NM a le id do /WO r ea lliNdF4llll gob l ' i r i Tii,.. ow VI. LAX& iiiol, t i,, Wellkesid=elie 481blbb 10,40.1.1t1i0iE. Illev ~...: ...., ~ lir ma dd. 514,..e1t.z7.t."-..1 iii , i 1ia11tm.... i .... 111 ad vtia do Ilb b m "' i‹k J i 1 tdididillaailla 111---.ldd ada ha m= le Ir.l. !MILT AO Oa are I do* dm m id" am. ~,porqd •M.O. • P. hos , .).- ~ dip ... Id" I: is, I 0gh...".. Mall • ILA ..at r. • Ir .‘ k ..........14‘ . 6.. Wake, and Oak's pow p a l a uso L. 4.1 1.:•'. " 4 . 3 " I • t Odd is .. krset inows. who .. - • I liAl litt.n A". '-- -- Mosso "a rr... -_ - . . Z. - , =IS leffinilke. de- g! I, ~, ....,,i :. adue lb billselellty OW, WWI P.. 1 .... •I/P s. 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Ti Steno. o adeomats k a et t i tcroserd Is body sod woo. be. It Is a areer-faillng never of none and sloe has srbig • analdsag the., to breaths with freedom dorlog So troosmt INS and Sliest lac tool to. art .tat imporamee if armaolab of es eked to NW Surly to t t: a Isome:o •IM should they S. pilot out ass • geode 4.oriast. °PARR'S LIR PUJoIr am bow :b , .r mild swath" peculiarly adapted to aid Ur 10trar lIC aftetsag a c..oe. heron, t e y !.y T. Roberts and Co.. Crre4eurt, t = ie s. Lea- Z a Co., Oiwad II Edwards, 67, S. Pours anuelsrard ; al • irt ; sett and Co., Hoer Cturehyrr:ll Inesioa ; )I..ttorshaad and Kuberts, Immo awl co., S.doesurgts; sod Noble, Sas.= ; sod by all sagmato an* IWO.. • Taylor. as tos kingdoms. la bottles, Is. led. NU Pd. 1114. FINE ARTS. THE NEW FRESCOES IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS. The new frescoes in the upper waiting hall of KM Rome of 1... rd---such of them at Bait as are now cow niewd—tv.it.t in a marked degree that transitional cher ratter whim consecrates a style in oar asthma architeclana Whether. :n our pictorial annals, the psis state of "high err in Lot a t will hereafter twos an ams like that lee& lama pas-are from Decorated to Peepeadisaler gnaw tar au. ...bait of a doubt. 1k that r it may, die et thew It. ,o its uo as observant mind will prollishly bi rtb l e a t glut. emu • , s I.lA.lft the British school has learnt Ms trust Is Its omit. ,iresueth and inventive faculties, there yet remain gertan oil, aril conventionalities of form which militate to I certain ant against the due recognition of the vital prionipl.. hos, as we glance over the _peels con taining Beacon, of Messrs. Herbert, Timakl, and Cope, so• hail the fair imagery of Cbansur, Shah spare, MA Dryden vividly and characteristimany pout bayed, however, without a verse oesegienneas that certain t rin• of coctuur and drapery have beams Ihmillar Room 4., inquest recuncnce at bum et ahead. This potaill t l3 may arise less from the anxiety of plagiarists. erie- Lem arti , a, than from a timid acquiescence ia saveativnoins This is • y the case who= themes a ; ,. the .ohist. this category may be sesked Kr. C a r,*. Trial of Grisolda's patinae :" im reshffing the eaptare of an infant by a ruffianly breve, the mien raw nay emits to the Massacre of the Innocents bi a llaphavi; Illy. Cop, Is at oat* and anordiagly a Hightail*. SUMS Way, c4ting the subject of "Alexander's hist," Mr. Tessa; ito.utiled heedlessly over M. Dclaroshes ties of s• h the knesng paten-, the dm= awry 116 Roams virgin saint, unconsciously, pedimpi, M the Sitio, are ideational. Mr. Henley. on the ether besid, esldoes i.ii• Bavarians is rigidity of outline. It is a n !it C, boaster, to tors to one of these, on the same esters nal:, though happily separated by a door-way. It is from tint band of J. It. Herbert, the neighed oil tortoni of +hid. was exhibited at the Royal Lea dotes or three seniors 'lace. Dexterous as the Kg frvuo p were in hlliag odd nooks sad Ws. advt., .rtnents, it may he doubled whether they had I L O I swill signal disadvantages m Mr. Bany ha,, ,o ~, , 0 0100..y heaped on his *other wade ludo.- .• compartments are so mall as to cramp the igen. sin, of which entail examples may in lifted i. I y, in the Cambia at Perugia, or at (notes- YMCA 11,4 0kOiChiS0j but these were executed either beton .•. r the great and nourishing period of ultra scat, 10g. The greatest 15... of bygone art are ia.aisi • is send yeah% with compowiliese gas I In, or more frequently above, the average peer portant . • hamaaity. We arc the More anxious to puiat eat Oho drys - k is distimatie• cemertmeats from Its de. anew, «it re ea Mr. Herbert's eungssisisia, and whereby Cerd , ..t, as admirable stud of ehararrier, la them made voe. 0,. • level with his " Raper." Yo less exceptlntil la firmer times was the presties of old frerceati oddest:au their compositions above the eye•sight level. ' They tli.i..ilmiated tbe twofold asekeollege et pieties "fko titter so low that Key maid net he sees sum le Wet frame aliprete, or the equally heal Meet of having the Prvtlia.o "lepielled nista= Ike mails. 1 1..thert lee esieg ib. erilli the best reams' Si SS ta perry Moe by • skilful steep kg which mina the tlateet il t the space at ma. acd by keseperaties seehlasettural asesessise it ratlines with dm with no .gu i se Isan d rits=ma a rlfte d ' me ' , 1 his canopy, which ilialbers the venerable Lear, bah be, a 1.-t undeservedly peaked he its dignillad effort, though w, think the arbors isayiltda, Inswever plausible in . are not warranted by any haws pressaleat. The itist..re of vupprefeed wrath and a =ment lll the rout., ...ice of Lams is sot len Yam the shah. , o 'waive lerbiag la the ilsehiese d &pia awl trutionl. 'flu latter kneels With her feet Ibmaherteseil toward. !I.: ipectaiter; Me. Reek" unlike Raphael, who, albeit, w .rarely volessilleil we in the Wort is Ilia lacasile del 6 014 ~- &nab the deploy of the limlaise het la this Mad eca=ssibuila emle Oaths whale the may be a tallest tressage4 eves in Mr. REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. Mom the Mark-Use sr/►w.) BRITISH. then% Adders of wheat have shown no abatement ▪ asthissee, trade has been very far from animated, and at ems 0114 provincial markets held Mom our last, con efdsmbls has been experienced in realising pre views plea We are at a Is. te ucussat for this state cf =aias enthiss the esestred emleasted to alter public Ma the grease Ow imas*sg- a moderate advance have thee father 'trespassed Asa Wisetviss, inasmuch u imelligeses has been reasived this week ef the &termina tion of the German Matra mho the Zatherein to suspend the import duties on new the 91st Avgeet, 1862, in con walwamms of the continued cod lemma' wants in various peeling ef the interior of Chossay. This measure on the pot peverement proves tint the scarcity is really of a sato= ammeter, and renders it doubtful whether the Baltic will furnish Great Britain with large supplies during the monser. Whether we shall segeire such extensive importa tions as we have of late years bees la the habit of receiving is seeder quacks ; but the probability of greatly de mises& swim hem •ipenter which . , in ordinary sea eine, Words us • very emeiderale portion of the foreign ems saseamrd i this esestry, eight certainly to operate is fevers of pare here ; bed the sews has bees received with refethisdifferenee, sad, se fear hem say threw mist haft bees caused tiesseiy, the triderey her bees rather the ether way. alless, even in the meet Welled ewes, bare for nemeni pees past proved es an nul all parties has IMMO SO seemersed to mi llim er%se um* ever demes that the et the lathe everlekbg SIMI Armee is repaid es Me, awl penehmene geese determined to adhere the plan they ham Ise, the meet ads—vin., that of conking their oyaMisss hem bead te swath Afieseate of dearth in esd 1110_ rime et may the sea continental heft Nth hammith whilst maths% sod more than ere eesiftady eased and we arein tersMkate 14 t sedireg shall Near to cause un wires the seep is the peemil, theism will te nds gait all thank the arawswir. At the MN time, we ate slimily a %thin that, ereas with a tayserabie seers, rasa tithe cow be et Last swilidthisd se lag es the saheb has shoes& 'salsa es • massaft male. The Imallim hes bees tether wen this week, sad we bees that the= whea die =d bus bees est up mere or Ism is seer by the slurp aght best bed a Amok ft vegetaties is Mask h see* serried as ifteumbie. Fee all bids it bid lather the lest fiebaiyht I. bums lad a rase demi of wort has bees Is a very satithemey mesas,. The dry Mao M the stmesphse• I. she bassisial to the ems is sleek end the supplies hewed a the dit hered semshas is the dieeless thee is.. to heed is pads impanel emallies ; this hes preverled any givieg thy is rises, sod s setwitheftmtheg the err rha subdued Ism dee repeals boa Itesitthse god some et the Mali hap erseredsgariese, the nisei, .1:2 esi based Mall bads arab , her bees eleadily a the prin algal fear' mauls. At seem of the pre, peels on the rust meet, • smell abases has even been established in assegssmis ed legekke he wheat for export to the Conti awl; sad &sigh, es we Mee already regener almarked, there has bees se rest mend et suavity, the die lade may be andbed as Asa sad healthy character of . The 'daces bees asthma thee that the improved our Ada of the wheat el math yeah had insured it • therm over fare., sal whist the latter had mrwi et rather slowly, the Anne bad met a reedy Nth at Cathay mesa ea wham a ls es .cp. Oals ad barley bed bees in fair masa tee esd the qualities, suitable for sowing, MI simmthdedi Mau. From ISO lONS that sleeks in warehouse were deelesdeg a the the pthelpel path, sad the supplies from abeeed, as Ind es -deliise hem the ima, having bees swath se RNA va mosey bed bees m a r a tor all lines ef pia es the week Wks. The ftmeels of oats in regress &era eft kfamse4 seimper —the aerree As tsjims haft thee, balm deemed meedshasey. tant The ateivele el whist essaithe I. the poet et London have set bees bele, bed they lave be abet to what we eglehasky ) xpect le meek@ at this peeled a the year, OW imam laving bees mperted dudes the week end fog Ms emit. theeswhile,„,they little has eine lewd at Nark-ins lestheeniege simples from the eagldwerieg sews** ma the elks hem Itheithebin sod Ithaftligsthhe haft sa bees by thymus mamma I The eerie bee severtheimes bees heiguld ; the egisestiene ea Weilmeelleyoe erell es on Friday, ww samperleek NA =aederwea so sigss. Foam were purr bee As Wars esesi ea Ilk se lemesdisie west. • mew red whet, le be Wird hem the met mast, wee add he heft bees Weskit us has Aetwerp, at per garter, nee oa head, he lbs. weight beyond this, ire have heard of no mks Mlleplia wheat for export I than the week. The reedy& team Area haft easemted to 9,500 pi., a width harever,4ooo qrs. Male 01101StiOn—a quality .s. sederthe he est millers, and which will therefore' be wed Ike distilling. Eve elf sellws•d very weatlT WOO for Iftedmwhuaf r sal the hoed drimmd Ma she hers a a re dimmer; sakes have sevendshas semased wad- is& he, eel seedy buyers had he pay tally as high prices st - aseisne as lame entreat at the ftesesseemest of the week. The high rase whisk esslithe he be demanded es the emthesst red SS maireeis the essidesse of parties haft bean remade& theft, sad where lead* a rmee lath bees incurred little anxiety is mandated to meths, Very MI rime have bees realised fee on te this coos lash IR pm gr ave s.k L a = excuses, for Palish sodram he ether denstiptissa la Pantles wheat • fair amemset bashes. hft ase bees dose at as. le lb. par qr., oast, freight, afti besm. — Tbsimisi top wise slims semis law him 4" Wisp ; Wei. Ws soh asstsinly WM, beams hos Imes Mies wise meths them It was het mesh asp freshet was b howl Ism Swab then of Mt, awl hes bas.eirs slashed at LW raw Awmiere Wi wi have wet wit lea attention, the hersitiss to specu late haying entirely subsided. There was herffiz my y iheLhoh=saldlidall ea Wed sudsy, mad ad ea aim win @pia lawn ; the smodansas haw, Itmenner, 'emanated their wpm tins with mit weetiss, tad sellers have bees unable to mesa previous pamasoess he the Ohms quiltia. The @oedema et SAC hew shoed have bees trifling, end well huh ewle how ben Is teisenhly maw to• at hisses wise. At twee's* thew iss pree mie as the wssitst, elsdref imoisn his* bets chest, bus we ow l l= haw pea win* is As summemr hew ths TM mins of mak Ism Mw— Me or no dam% sod Um holm, isms im tin Gelds las Wes on a read sods. In MMus Is Wl_ sift of sols esestwise, ws line sr mind LIN ma b Irina. smil man qn. from Ansi. ?las nimilasS Imm d Alas MIS ketnight, been refire Ifberally upplisdi but it must be recollected that for a seasiderakie time previously the receipts had been very , abet. sad that unsay of tho dealer had worked nearly oat efsemit. no trade, which opened rather heavily on Illoo day, has das• slightly improved, and we consider that all geed M ew M fully u dear oa Friday as in the be g inning 1 1 of la fairish beans there has been very little doing, and quotations have not varied. Another cargo of Egyptian beans is said to hare been taken for shipment to Konigs berg, where, according to the latest minces, the article is likely to yield a good profit. l'ess have come to hand sparingly, and have sold on mach the same terms as before. The demand for Indian corn has again revived; for a cargo of Ualats strived off the coast aos. 10d. per qr. has been realised, and Egyptian to arrive has been held at 2h. 64. per qr., cast, freight, and insurance. FOREIGN. The news from the continent is important, it being offi cially announced that the States of the Zollverein had come to the determination to suspend the import duties on corn until the 31st August neat. This measure shows that the wants of that part of Germany must be great, and renders large shipments from the Baltic ports to Great Britain, to say the least, improbable. Danzig advices of the 2nd March state that holders of wheat had remained exgeedingly firm ; most of the new which had come to hand had been of light weight, asp 68 to 591 be. per bushel, old high mixed qualities of 61 to 6211b5. had been held at 475. to 4111., fur mixed weighing 621 b, . at 465., and mixed & tad s . t o 41s. ed. per qe. five on' board. The new wheat had found purchasers at prices rouging from 42.. to 465., according toquality. The weather had become cold, but notby any means severe. Letters from Konigsberg of the 26th ult. state that groat scarcity existed in that neighbourhood, and that purchases of grain to some extent had b een ma d e there by buyers from the interior at very high prices. Shipments to England were looked upon as altogether out of the question ; indeed it would pay to send supplies from hence to that place, if a continuance of the high rates then cornet there could be insured. From Stettin we learn that the deliveries of grain from the growers had rather fallen short of expectation, which had revived the confidence of holders, and though the stocks of wheat and rye on the spot were large, full terms had been insisted on. Wheat wan, on the lst inst., quoted from 425. to 465., barley 265. to 27a., and rya 38s. to 395., per qr. free on board. The accounts front Rostock of the let March are also of a very firm inn,; the supplies from the farmers had not, it appears, been equal to what is usually brought forward at the corresponding period of the year, which circumstance, and the continued demand on Hamburg account, had caused prices to tend upwards. At Hamburg, on Tuesday, increased acti v ity was cause d by the knowledge that the free imisortation of grain was to be allowed into the States of the Zollverein. A good deal of business was consequently done in wheat and rye, at very full prices. Several purchases of wheat, to be shipped from Lower Baltic port in Spring, were made at prices equal to 42a. 6d. to 43e. 6d. per qr. free on board for 6I lbs. quality, and for 60 lbs. kiln-dried Danish wheat 40s. per qr. tree on board was paid. Barley also met with attention, and for 63 to 64 lbs. Danish 26.. was bid, whilst holders generally demanded 2.5 e. 6d. Oats of 38 lbs. weight from Jutland had been offered at 18s., and from Inhnen at 17,. 3d. per qr. free on beard. _ -- The advicee from Mimi are generally of an animated character, and prism re higher in that country than with us; this has hews semsed primipally by purchases on Ger man account. At Amsterdam aomiderable transactions had, it seems, taken plata, and on Tuohy 601 lbs. old Danzig was quoted 63a whilst for red Konigsberg of 61 lbs. weight 605., far lasidasims of 611 lbs. weight 42a. 611, and for 631 lba. sagmise pee fr.MA bun pill. At Itetterdamom the had Weak time was not much doing, which was, however, caned more by the high pretensions of holders than frau arty want of demand. Rye was much sought after; and *on wen in favour of the seller. From the south we have nothing sow to semmonicate ; at most of the Mediterranean ports prices had, it seems, been well supported, but in France the value of wheat and Hoar has rather tended downwards of late. By the most recent advice' from the United States wo learn that holden of flour bad remained firm, and the prices asked having been above the limits of the English orders, comparatively little had been done for export. At New York, Western Canal Hour was worth 5 dole. to 5 dots. 120., which with freight, *to., would bring the cost here above our present quotations. COMMERCIAL AND .MARKETS MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The public sales, consisting of 14000 begs Mauritius, 4,000 bags Bengal and 3,000 begs Madras, are going off without spirit, bu t the importers are baying in body to support the market. Refined quoted the same price as last week. Comas.—There has not been a public sale. Prim are in the private contract market, but the amount ef done has been very limited. COCOA.-300 bags Trinidad offered in public sale and Wetly bought in, 30s. to 38s. Tia.—The market is inactive. B.u.vravalt.-2,000 bags offered, and nearly all bought in above the market value. Currox.—This article is firm, and has an upward ten dency. Rum remains dull of sale. Rtes.—This article has been dull of sale to-day. COCIIIIIRAL.—Last week's prices ate maintained, but the demand is limited. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market Is firm to-day, at the following quo tations :—Town Tallow, 351. 6d. to 36e. nett cash ; Peters burg, Y. C., on the spot, 365. ; Ott. to Dec. (1832), 375. Gd.; er before the tad of Yank 365. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davie report a very heavy trade, at the following quotation.:—Frame Meadow Hay, 75e. to 80s. ; inferior, 4N. to 6,15. ; gown, 54a. to 60s. ; Clover, old, 70e. to 9. ; Straw, 275. to 30e. COALS. - LONDON, Mance 8. - CLoan or 1111 MAILKET.- Bata's West Hartley, 13.. 6d. ; Carr's Hart ley, 13.. 64. ; Hartlepool West Hartley, 13s. 641. ; Ha ting. Hartley, 13.. 6d. Longridga's Waal Hartley, 138.6 d. ; Wylam, 138. ; Walls End Bell and Brown, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Hebburn, 145.; Walls End Mor rison, 14s. ; Walls End Northumberland, 13a. &l.; Walls End Riddell, 14s. Od.; Eden Hain, 13s. 9d. ; Walls End Bell, 168. ; Walls End Belmont, 16s. Walls End Hanna, 17s. ; Walla End Panther, 13 . . 3d. ; Walls End Ituaeel'a Helton, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Scar borough, 16s. ; Walls End Stewart's 17s. ; Walls End Camp, 16s. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 17s. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 16a. 3d. ; Walla End South Hartlepool, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End South Kclloe , 16s. 3d. ; Walls End West Kelloo, 14s. 34. ; Walls End Brown's Deanery, 148.6 d. ; Birchgrove Oraigola, handpicked, 225. ; Cowpen Hartley, 13s. 6d. ; Derwentwater Hartley, 13s. 6d. ; Niaon'e Mer th yr and Cardiff, 231.-Ships at market, 69 ; sold, 46. LOCAL BHARB RAMAT& LITRIAPOOL, MARCH B.—Our market today has been Arm, bat without much business doing. The following r ai eltio , ens narrate the character of to-day's transactions:— , 16f—East Lancashire, 161—Lancashire and Timbales, 111—Ditto (201. F sh ares), 11 db.—Liverpool, OveehE sad Southport, 181—London and North-Western new glares), 38 p.—Manchester, Shefil (eld, and Lincoln, 311— idland, 581—Ditto (new pref. 4 per cent.), I d.— North British, 7—South Eastern and Dover, 20j I—War rington and Altringbam Junction, par. BkirtoL, MARCH B.—The market was quite as active as lest week, and with prime better. Bristol and Exeters left off at 871 ex div.—Taff Vales, at 150—West Cornwall, 5 db. MANCIIMIR, MAkeit B.—The market was fluctuating, and left off scarcely so firm at it opened, but there was a good buiiinem done. The sales were : Caledonians, 17, jd!6: —Leeds, 691 2 1 01 1- 1 -Shif i rd i t, 30 I I ( ) i— r Mid lands, cein ), tDitto n 6l per cent.) 3 3-16 8 —Leeds, Kfths, 6 et— est Biding', 414.—Proton and Wyre, 441 ex div .— Ditto, Raises, 81 p. ex div.—North British, 6*. Lamm, Nigneu B.—There has been a little improvement in the share market this morning, though no very marked elmp either in quotations or the extent of business done. The *who. mho were as follows : East and West York shires, 1111—nallamil Stock, 681—Leeds Northern Exten ism% No. I, pee—Ditto, No. k, par—Ditto, No. 3, Par— TOrk aid North Midlands, 22*. Paiscen Ruawny TZAVIPIC.-The following us the last maw of ihe rwripls of the priasipsl Frame railways : Krisrases.—Proa Me 19 to Tab. 81 : blurs% 1110,1$11.; Mk 111079 E; 1814 151,4311. itemsh—ftwa Ma SS to Yeb.3ll: rsoisogars. NAM; rode MAIM IMMO Messo.-111e= ; [raw RAM ; look 41g:L i M11.11 . 33L Pata.l3 to Fa. 11: Promien, UAW.; yeah 14=Ma.111.31W. 116.17 to Ale Paimitet. U,340t. ; gook mow ; 1111,11111 Yulasow.—Pom Ileth 11 to Fib 19: Pesseogres, 11,1501.; gni* 66.6451.; *lin 1118wrss.—I6im 11118 Teta 13 s Pestiocark 16,0641; peat. leitl .o l ; , tolsh WWI wre lliol* Feb. 19 to Fib 11: Pressegers, 110,1811.1 190.9121.; telol, 211,1471. Ilias.a.—/rass FA 14 to Feb. 11: Pfassawn. 19,1161. ; 1 00 4 111C. in =a1,41,4113. a.—Free Feb. 19 to Fab. 16: Preoragers, 1,7711.; oak 14.1111.; told, In to Feb. 11 Pessemors. *VW. ; pod% UMW. ; Yls, WM. WOW —Yvan /eh. 11 to Tab. 31: Pumps; 179,2(03.1 Sok 11110131.; total, MAIN. esesai—Fran Feb. 11 to Feb. 19; Perawsgenh 11,6U1.; lambi WOW.; 6x1441,2214 . tii Arlie RAILWAYS THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. Railway shares are quiet to-day, but prices are rather firmer, with the exception of Aber decns, which an fiat. Lancashire and York shires and Brightens are marked at an improvement, and Manchester and Sheffield., Midlands, North Western stock and York and North Midlands aro well supported. 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YORISION I="NM Anima ... 111 mos (Inenoe) q ♦Ms • Cirista PaloW4s" LasZlion SWllllllllllAerh Ilrethrs dream, „ awl antleasa Fob ail Lpas fads Sid aftra Frio rM benahosii Ism ad Havre sod Nero Wig Wdierialli7 • I 47 3 4 1 pm 3l IS Ili So lo tl 3 73 3 We i Rd LONDON AND SOUTHEND Ittimni—Yostorday meeting in this matter wu hold before Mater in Chancery Sir George Rase, to consider a claim lodged with Mr.l Hutton, this official manager, by Mr. Idedithe 8524, Ig r .l Greene appeared as counsel for tffia affilmiNg. and Mr. Marshall Turner for the official . Mr. Shaw, soli citor, wu examined, and after the Muter dis allowed the claim as against the the the parties a right of action at 001111111 CO law ,pme or allot the members elite ponirieml prejudice to the payment of tbe 862 L wild mos Oily Mr. Ward, under a Judge's order, to Mx. Bailey, oggilailit. 11.0 I OS an 43 an a, In SO In il ill 111 all to all 40115 a1..0 St.laa al IS. ISO lIQo 1 as WI i" all an 41 ii ii - I is II I Si P. I P, ill a 4 , ml 1 111 et 100 AO be • II is I• ill •• II it MONEY MARKET. MONDAY EVE4I:4O. Saturday's rates were maintained at the opening of the English stock market this morning, but sellers of Consols quickly offered, and prices fell buck 4. The account appears rather 0 bullish ," and the "con tinuation" to the next account of the 13th April rules at 1-16th. As business during the last month has been quiet, the adjustment is expected to be easily effected. Consols opened 971 to for money and Friday, but le ft o ff 974 to 1 and 971 to 1 for the 13th April. Business is officially marked as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, 071, • ditto for account, 97/, 7. Three per Ceuta. R educed, 981, 1, 1. Now Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 991, /, .1, 1. Long An nuities, 1860, 7 1-16. India Stock, 261, 260. South Sea Now Annuities, 961. Bank Stock, 2191. Quotations of the unfunded securities remain un altered, Exchequer Bills marking 625. to 635. prem., and India Bonds 725. to 753. prem. In the foreign house there was a fair amount of movement. In the earlier part of the day the specu lative stocks were fiat, but in tho afternoon prices were better suported. Chi li un Threes were dealt iu at 711, but le ft off wisher. Ecuador Bonds and the Spanish Committee's Coupon Certificates were both more freely offered. Mexican, after receding to:121, closed more steadily, but the full advance of Satur day in Venezuelan was not maintained. Itussiun stocks, on the other baud, were firm. The figures given in the official list aro as follows : Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 78. Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 98, 971. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 59, 581, 59. Chilian Three per Cents., 711, 70. Danish Three per Cents., 1823, 771; ditto Five per Cents., 1021 ex div. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 92/, 1. Ecuador Bonds 5, 41. Granada One - and-a-half pe r C en t., ex De c., 1819, coupon, 221; ditto, Deferred, 91, /, 1, 4. Mexican Three per Cents., 1846, 33; ditto, for account, 16th March, 321, 1,1, 33. Portuguese Five per Cents. Converted, 1841, 35; ditto Four per Cents., 341. Russian Five per Cents., 113 ; ditto,Four-and-u-nalf per Cents., 103. Sardinian Five per Cents., 90, 4, 891, 'JOI. Spanish Actives, 25; ditto, Five per Cents., div. from May, 1841, 214; ditto, Passives, 51, 1; ditto Old Three per Cents, 42 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 181, 4; ditto, Spanish Committee's Certifs. of Coupon not funded, 21, 21, 2 1 per cent. Venezuela Three-and-a-Quarter per I Cents., 421, /, 411, 1, 421; ditto Deferred, 181, 4 . Paris advice. notice a reduction in the discount terms of the Comptoir National, consequent upon 1 , the late movement of the Bank of France. After ' this day the rate of discount is reduced to 3 per I cent, and on deposits only 2 per cent, per annum interest will be allowed, instcud of 2 ns heretofore. The following statement, prepared and condensed from various official returns, will be found to present ' an intelligible view of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by ' the banks indicated, both positively at the dates of I the accounts last made up, and comparatively with the returns for corresponding periods : The subjoined table gives the aggregate weekly average of the note circulation of the United King dom, as it stood for the four weeks ending the 31st January, and the 7th, 14th, and 21st February last, 1 being the latest date to which the returns have been collectively completed for all the banks of issue; and also the results us compared with the returns for the previous four weeks ending the 24th of January. 3110 . 23, Feb. 21, Increase. Decrease. Ida. 1652. Beak a Easlaad.„.„„. 10.301,101 20,40.71: 194,513 Private Maim 3,494,530 3,09,21: ; 10.333 aelet Nook basis Thews !mood 2%339,105 26,593,260 34,133 — llseduse Inked 4640,43i. 4,04,155 26,30 (711103‘13111641a. 31.503,153 3440.275 ;4078 Showing an increase of 54,153/. in the note cir culation of England and Wales, and a dermas° of 76,8781. iu the circulation of the United King dom when compared with the returns for the previous four weeks, ending the 24th of January. On comparing the above returns with the fixed issues of the several banks, we find the following to bo the state of the circulation : The fixed issues of the private banks of England and Wales being at present, after deducting those which have ceased to issue, 4,698,075/., it follows they were below the amount 1,308,854/. The fixed issues of the joint-stock banks being 3,409,9871., it follows they were below the amount 701,6611. The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being 3,087,20 W., it follows they were above the amount 91,6601., but with specie in hand to cover the ex cess, and issues for 871,4881. besides. The fixed issucsof the Irish banks being 6,354,4941., it follows they were below the amount 1,700,338/., with specie in hand to corer issues for 1,257,1751. more. We find, therefore, that the note circulation of the private and joint stock banks of England and Wales was 2,010,5191. below the amount authorised to be issued; and that, inclusive of Scotland and Ireland, the circulation was, on balance, 3,619,207/. below the fixed amount. The average amount of coin and bullion held by the Bank of England in both departments during the four weeks endwg the 21st ult. was 18,510,25 W., showing an increase on the previous month's return of no less than 827,5701. The average stock of specie held by the Irish banks during the same period was 1,257,4731., being an increase on the return for the previous four weeks of 46 350/. The average of specie held 1w the Scotch banks during the same term was 963,13 k.; increase on the previous month, 26,537/. In the item of specie these returns consequently show an aggregate increase of 900,4771. on the month. As compared with the corresponding period of 1851, the returns under review show th e following differences in the circulation: Sex 92, Yea. 21, /.... D . r . se. 1831. 1869. -- -- C S Malik of Ealttess4 19,1 0d 1,119 200 t 99,711 1,383,391 Private beaks 1,473,969' 3,514,917 84,7111 JoittLeteek beaks .19,919 Total 86 Wand 13,1f0,19 2. 98,893,980 1,393,088 Scotland Ireland 4,7.1,031: 4,6168,1 86,9% Milted Maiden 33,149,469 114326 173 1,276.806 Showing an increase of 1,323,0681. in the note circu lation of England and Wales, and an increase of 1,270,806!. in the circulation of the United Kingdom, an compared with the returns for the correspond ing period of 1851. The yearly comparison of the stocks of coin and ballionleld stands thus : Bank of England, more £4,126,588 Irish banks, lera £140,374 Scotch bas k s, more 7 Deduct Irish banks 150,374 Increase on balance, February 21, 1852 The rapid accumulation of the precious metals thus shown is a feature of peculiar interest. The announcement has at length been officially made that the Lords of the Admiralty have accepted tho tender of the Peninsular and Oriental Company for the conveyance of the mails to India and China, for twice, instead of once a month, as at present, and likewise, in addition, for the service between Marseilles and Malta, every fortnight, and between Singapore and Australia every two months. The chief subject of regret in commercial circles is, that tho Australian service is only six times a year. but it is expected that if the traffic on the line is found to be large, as will probably be the case, it will not be long before decided measures are adopted to meet the demand. The service is to commence on the lit of January next. The shares of this com pany have been in great request to-day, and as they Iwere scarce in the market, were bought as high as 82. The last quotation is 79 to 81, and f or the new shares 2,5 to 2s. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on the respective Presidencies of India from 24th of February to the 6th inst., is as follows : 4,337 0 3 i 2 1U: w e o r t e lf. o x .. c . h r an up g ee c.. nongal M..dras Bombay lOO 0 0 2.. OW. „ Total The total drafts since May 7th, 1851 (being the commencement of the East India Company's official year) are thus raised to 2,413,01 W. 10s. The amount required by the Company during the year ending the 30th of April, Itis2, is 3,000,000/. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various English securities cited at the average of the prices now ruling. Where the asterisk (*) is prefixed, it is to be understood that the share rate of interest is less the income tax. It will be seen that in every case we take the rate of interest last declared as the basis of our calculation. To render the results strictly accurate, the pro portion of interest which may have accrued since last dividend period should, en each case, be taken into account: fluor per Cent. Oonaols ...... ...... price 97 3 / 4 yield per cett..C3 1 0 ruse per Cent. !teemed O4 ~O 31 lj New Three-and-aeQuarter pet relate 09)8 3 3 run) Mork ()lit. at the rate of 74 per cent per annum) India Stock (dn. N. per mat. tar an.) 26u pi , 1 0 9 Esenespor Bills (inc lid. par cent. per 11 East falMn shares, 101. paid (a wan- 852. rm. tted die. 5 per Cent. per annum) 2l 4i/rat Meelernt 4:100 eh. (Me. at dm Mk of 3 per cent per canton) 1 G taneseure and Yocksh!ee £lOO Bteekt.dly. at the rate ta 3 per cent per earl.) Landon and hoath Western moan* (II eltlelea at tbe rate el 3) percent. per annum). London ems North Wester" Stock (By, at the rate of G per cent per ann.) Midland 13:ockt(div.atthe natal al per rat. per Ault.) OP 1 14 t) loo's Eastern Stock. *MT. at tits rate of ni orr an.. per annum.) 2O) ~ 3 3 81 York, Neweattle. and Bernick Stock (di.. at the rate of 3 per cent per annum) 2 4 2 4 3 81 6 16 31 n 4 5 8 ” ♦ 5 81 petWiii: 111 11l z d fa lOg I 2 He 87 b 9 s d IP 13 18 18 ail "Si 4 3 71 1: d 1! lillil :1 49 10 Id 779 999 41 : 1 11 4 41 14 14694 746 SA Sit Sal 74 77 p 65 G9l = :roo n. 1! 113. "i "ij . a ttl i 117 i . 1 31 Si ow x d 2 2 1 *I Pt ji i i 06 Of Li 112 i 2 61 3 2 1 201 11 A 24 A d d 27 19 ~ —.— ;1 SI •• 41 41 Ws 26 26 i d 12 II allo x 3$ 3 Ma 6, 61 7 as 81 ai 151 4 15 . ti . 6 6 11 4 4 3 Ws 13 14 61 7 94 lu. 44 • die 14 . 16 . 2 d $ 4. Fez 171 17 171 4 i d ; 7L114 „ 9q 227 " "„ If 30 U If U SO IS Si 17i IS 44 44 Hi Hi 4 pa 1100 + 10114 _ U . 64 2.3 97 1001 101; Is 194 111 Ili 16 17 * SI z 4 44 44 si se to 211 t 2 114 el d d Si Si .• 1 d4s d T !rime In ali MAR U. I 11 dim 88 8 181 IT I 68 $ 31 Ii PO 11 )21 la II If 111 1 3 11 I pa 11 If die 3 10 It Pl 3 la 14 " 1111 P" z It 111 I S a. 10 lie 151 lif 15 14 tsi tit z d 3 3 1 i aa :FAY- 1 S If lq i 6 % 1 i I N tql Obj I 31j S$ j zd 27i a d 41 171 Ixd 211124 71 zd 291 121 z d 137 i 114 e TIIIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The English funds are rather firmer to-day, with a moderate amount of money business offering, and prices are quoted higher than yesterday. Consols have been sold at 97:', but are now quoted 971 to for money and Friday's account. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 981 to ; New Three-and-a -Quarter per ('eats., 99:, to 4. Exchequer Bills, 623. to 655. premium. The foreign stock market is steady, but busin ess is very dull. - Mexican Bonds arc firmer, and Vene zuelan have realised an improved figure, but other de scriptions are scarcely altered. Mexican maik 3f:,..! to 33. Venezuelan Actives, 42 to 43. Sardinian Five per Cents., tin to 991. Equadur Bonds, 5. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. P.4.1t15, limn S. For , Far Account. , -- Komi. pposiss Higbast Lowest Ansias. -.- - .-- per Oen% ..... „.... SS 13 El 5 SS 15 r,4 co en 93 Pet Ceuta. .... 1113 43 103 40 104 15 103 50 103 50 pee Cent& 1 dn. New L u se ... ... Ipm awls. I 116 05 11 69 069 6, 90 CO 93 6 Far Owls. lO3 45 103 89 Ih4 15 1103 50 193 50 4 per 0606. 44 do. New Juan I pm C•nta. exchange on London :at sight, 25 325 ; day,, 25 176. Belgian, 5, lislo lOl, Money. Ripka Realm .. -.100 23 /kW ink 0, 13,2 — Rosman Loan, Sp ort. 91 .„ Do. 46 Do. 26 2715 ... realm ' MARCH B.—St. Germai n , 693 ; Versailles (right tank). 83125; uitto Celt barikl. 250; Taro and Orb Ana, 1,144; 1%.1111 and Roues, COO ; Rosen and Dane, 270; Marra die, and Aril/- non, 040; Structrourg and Bile, 227 50; Centre, 547 SJ; Boirlogne and Ammo, 317 50; Origami sad lirdenux, 4,n ; icordrery ; ow ; party god ntrilAbourd. 511 ; Parla and Lyn.,, 506 75; lours and Nast.., 321 25 ; Sluctrri au and Trolls. 181 ; Eheppo and Frearap, 230, Bordeaux and Trite, 100. MADRID, MARC!! 3.—Three per Cents., 381; after Bolsa, 38:. New Thine per Cents., 19; after Boles, 19. Coupons, 8'; after Bolsa, 9:. Passives, 5 3-18; after Bolsa, 6 3-16. Bank of St. Ferdi nand, 103 cash, Exchange on London, 50.85. MINES. MONDAY E vrxt No. The market continues dull, and a few transactions only have taken place in Alfred Consols, South Ta mar, Trebarvah, and Bedford United. The market for gold mining shares was rather heavy, and in some cases a slight reduction in prices took place. Sierra Nevada were quoted „to prem.; Victoria, par to k prem.; Carson. Creek, ! to 1 prem. ; Colonial, to j prem.; Quartz Rock, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; Lake Bathurst, par to I prem. ; Mel bourne, par toy prem.; Auriferous Ore, I dis. to par. Great I'olgooths were a good deal offered to day, but at the close they left off somewhat firmer, at 1 9-16 to 11-16 prem. In Tincrofts there were some transactions outside the house at former rates. Santiago shares receded from Saturday's advanced rates, leaving off only 51, to 61. St. John del Reys and Australian Copper Smelting shares were firm. THIS DAY. The mining share market to-d transactions having taken Place arc firmer, at !, toe prem. G. toll prem. Two o'CLoez. ty is very quiet, few Nouveau Mondes rat Polgoothe mark li to 11 prem. awing unginegg No. Ilbare. Maras. Paid priers dons yesterday. to ^y.. --, 100,(90 1 Agua Fria 100,000 10s. teen Callloretan 15,00) 20 Asturian „ 241,000 20 Australian 5 . 6 i 100,0(0. 1 Anntralian Freehold _I die f 30,000 1 Are Marla. I all 6OM par 60:00 30 111.enarror4 Iron nod Con' s all ... ... 2 ,00 . liulanos Scrip 100,0.0 1 nritlh Australinn iioia 10,000 33 Email. Imp, (Ws. at M. pm. 14 4,000 30 Do. Command °nabs 11.000 20 Do. at. Jabal* lie; 12,009 ... oobre ('upper .... .. . . Onplapo .. . i 9. . ,000 5 bog. in AusWallan Copper 26 4AL par 20,000 20 General 3 ',Mot 1 Golden Mountain all par 1 pre I 11.000 3 Orval Folgnoth all 11 II pa. 4$ 14,900 10 Mexican's SonthAnneicen 9 200,1331 I Nouveau Mande 7,000 30 Santiago de Cuba lOl 6 7 0,000 10 Ti. Croft 43,174 29.1N1 United Write= ....... 100, 0 00 1 Wtat Mn, lama all a die par / ENCRANTNO OF TIIE LEAGUE PlerrßE.—A trial took place in the Manchester County Court on Wednes day, arising out of Herbert's picture of the "League Council," which was painted for Mr. Agnew, the Manchester publisher, and afterwards engrave/. A number of the gen tlemen who had put down their names for copies of the en graving previous to the picture being painted, have since refused to receive or pay for the copies, and Mr. Agnew had brought the ewe fur trial before the court. The first ease called was " Agnew T. Simpson," and counsel being engaged on both sides, the hearing occupied the gre.tter portion of the day. It appeared that the objection on the part of tho defendants was to the painting as a work of art, and that the plaintiff had broken his contract, by inserting portraits of gentlemen who were not members of the council of the league. Mr. Herbert was examined at great length, and the defendants made out a strong case, but Mr. It. Brandt, the judge, gave judgment for the plaintiff, conceiving that the intro• duction of the portraits complained of was not n vitiating circumstance. Though they did not hi long to the council, the gentlemen whose portraits were thus inserted were in the habit of attending the meetings of that body, and their presence therefore did not detract front the accuracy of a picture which purported to be one of a meeting of the council. lie threw aside all the evidence as to the character of the plate, which might be urged in mitigation of dam age* but had nothing to do with the question raised. Bart. g rt of t ( h on e e ll o ol i gi t a h ns e VIM BVIsMARINE TELEGRAPII.—By the 211oniteur t hße ir u l ge o ra t i i ti, rs ti: ), do a tifi n o d ciSai t lr l irlaa J nin o n h elo n uen N " V ermed . l i l c re thh t ae t e , lK' Eaq. (who, with his brother, Jacob Brett, were the original inventors of the submarine telegraph), an exclusive pri vilege for establish ing a submarine telegraph between England and Belgium, with the view of forming a grand telegraphic route to India. This concession offers very liberal advantages to the public, it being Fleeted. to the promoters to forward all telegraphic communications to or through Belgium, in all languages, or even in cypher, without their being submitted to delays or translations en route. A second submarine telegraph is believed, will also be laid down b y t h e same parti • ,- England to France, u the present cable of f ou r w be inanticiant ac commodate the public. jf A tyl b ( 4 . 1 • - • •