The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-16 00:00:00

/ , T q b rxlirt4% No. 1,735.3 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1852. [THREEPENCE. Reaper, till for 14.111ph aWelbithin, and a charter at two bad bean slsesa at Ifs. At Vases. The lellee Melees heel the United States represent the leer Ink Si Win boom slow after receipt of the ea eivole too home pr Oesega sod Cambria ; still quotations woe les WO dame as ces here. to ord nub ioduwentat to ship this with coun pri try. At New York good 'hippies brands were quoted 21e. 4d. per barrel. 1 Lanka 196 North Waseca Seeek• (dlv. at W rats ot 6 per east per aria.) 1214 and therkNely. Who raise!' pee meat prr ana.) 69 1. 4 13 le butt XemPra Weak. (die. at the rate or se per met par aaaam.l 2Ol r. 6 1 26 Taft. Temraamtle, sad Berwkk Meek (elr. at the rate al 6 per east. pot =atm) DAILY WEATHER TABLE. TUESDAY, MASON 16, IM2. The State of tie Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday asorahls. TM teatime ore arranged is order of Wanda. /ARE NEW GRANADA COMPANY. Novo:rime ‘rrt.tetTl.lN Mr 1 1 11 AID ma lie ILCUTID a EnNEsDAY nest. tlbe 1711 truant. 00 • 112 , br o.ltalard et dim temporary cases of thia Oar rw. "' uenb. pry, 17. Lde rr.tly was, of tilt Board. at.I.IINALD MAL MeV. Sammy We. tam). _ FRANCE. PARIS, TURSD/a. 8 o'CLocx. M. Carrot is elected deputy for the 4th circum scription of the Seine. PAM MONDAT iVIININO. The great &meld filelel9ll94 aaiisinesd by the Ntiniteur of riessalss alfiehisd the Sag ausese to which it email eP _es Half per Cents. baelllktM abtith El le with the Throw, which are quoted to-day at 69.90, the converted stock ought to have reached 103, but the circumstance of its only being guaranteed for ten years against reimbursement will of course operate in keeping its course of exchange always rather lower than that of the Rente, in which all great operations are effected. I hear from a good source, that the conversion of the Five per Cents. was not undertaken until the government had secured a base of operations on which it could rely to face the storm, in case a panic should occur, and a run be made on the treasury for repayment of the capital. In fact the Rothechilds are the financial pillars which support this bold span which asks to be cemented by public credit. I under stand that in an interview with the Prince-President Baron Rothschild offered to advance, if n to the treasury 700 millions of francs, that is nearly the whole annual interest of the Five per Cents., at four-and-a-half per cent., with a quarter per oat. commission. This offer accounts far tie eon& deuce with which the operation has bees ellbstod, audits first success. The articles in the papers on this measure are not distinguished by much vigour. M. Armand Bertin, in the Debate, constitutes him self the advocate or rather the mourner of the invaded interests of the petits realism. He dwells upon the fresh wrong inflicted upon this much suffering class, showing how the number of fund holders has been quadrupled since 1848, and how these can ill afford to lose one-tenth of their income. But the DEbata suppresses several essential features of the we. The Testier* whom it pities bought in perhaps at 00 or 70, and now they are offered reimbursement at par, which is surely no such great wrong. The measure has been impend ing for three months, and the language of the official note of the Moniteur of Dec. 27 was calculated to warn the fundholders that it was coming. If people bad been assured of the contrary, the Five per Cents. would have risen to 113 instead of stopping at 103. If • the government had waited till the rente rose consider : ably, there would have been a much greater outcry is proportion to the exam above par which would have been lost to the holders. The DE:bats says that " this is the most serious blow which has been strut • at public credit for half a century, and that the principle of paying off government stook is always mi has been elwqeenateeted." Such is the light t to this %motion by M. Armand Beets. ins Nebonole is mere judicious. It dose met mating the pied* but the oppoetunii sad it hopee that geed was will be main of the le =wimp eared t• ths_birkst. _The Parisi, by the way, ham sha t their "Ida In it neat and witty shapes end the wet 1,41hy wrest in the cafes is: "Cs Mg Ise petits radius qmi pay aunt la lists eivile." 'llisseTiOu;si&of the decree is the clause to which I drew your attention particularly yesterday, namely the unlimited faculty assumed to raise new loans without consulting the are. The Presto' seems to be the oat ature that his seised all the importance of this As far as the votes for the election in the 4th cir cumscription are as yet known, Carnet has the ma jority by about 100. The Boons was very animated to-day, and, as might have been expected, great fluctuations took phboe. The Five per Cents., which closed on Satur day at 103.60, opened at 101, rose to 101.50, fell to 100.80, then recovered, and closed at 101.23, with a fall of 2.35 from Saturday. The Throes rues 1.30, closing at 69.90. A remarkable rho took place in the Fourand-a-Half per Cost& which from Saturday's price of 89.50 rose 10.73, aid closed at 100.25. Bank of France shares rase IL All the railways rose; Bordeaux, 33.76 ; 27.50; Central, 22.50; Rouen and St. Cier t m g min ima ! ' 7; Lyons, 16 ; Northern and Tours and Nantes, 13.75 each. A Patio journal publl N a later from Abbas Pacha, dated Cairo, Jan. 1!, and addressed to Belem Pacha and Kheriddim Packs, at Constantinople, giving his mans for objecting to the application of Ow - mamma to Egypt. The thief abjection is that drank maids public, to the diet that the re moval from him of the tight of life and dada (which he mutant don y blimp exclusively to the ' Ban) will destroy all elltinial authority over the pardation, and it is this doe, he " and not any vain desire to Aare the le, mb prirat t " that makes him c= i ts d " With regard to ' ains. the re moval of this right, he anistain, manse mak injustice and incantation. litiflCE! N . 11 1: s' S E Y'S moat Me Roam CIS C t : ,ii • • ampisie, with Delivery Oryy,F t V Ia.APEIL , „,,a0 qs • Diswi. he. ___— a \ --.•• I . - ' 4 WM. DM asi 06.% w lit. DR tV and oa, the ,ji toil 1 l.• Progiht ea Swift lb. fteivirtuas ard Il aaatio- .).- I •, ' t . -. dim, OWN. Sir Ps. M wpm In .It [Ulla their . I AIM Ida!ON lowed r iIAIIPION.—__I4 tr i l l 1 ....._ . , Mimi% air viteney at So Great ( bag. 'DK an.. WINO MOONS la . 4 , 4 i, , j'A 1 ,litili;e:. it ••• .." , ,_ roma! 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OW Ile moor boo est MOM II Is the oits...re Sin tot kot tlresob totem easy ot, how oisploi ato.unt of lo.lng dill*, hos no% nub MIN • ar 4ato re perk:job. You.. Ise-. C. Seem.* It R. ro. foto:•3o7'. I lost met! t.rLtlt soottohlos loometiooke ph.ob n for I..tut tube., !tofu hake, be., erlll be fseiruded on po.4•111. OLIIII7I. t. 1111 1.11 , 11:3A COM IANS, PiTTATILLS. WE. U • CI I Y-ItttAlt. tX VON. J _L. I I A_NCOCILI3 IN FL ATED INDIA-RUBBER maxaolm . _ _ 'e AW lff— = ll eesket. bet as bra we WA. WIA:ANIaLD Dula-krisalnit Ilan PI M fa kesanig. lewrograes mos*" poem, ealetabada Ileamaoma lid o pa elf 'ark. or Made Le Pe leg MOW tertiLe tearrablar Hawn re Speriebe Watemiell IM eft ta, At (UM= sad mai aar o stamilla an afro adirmeoll is JANIE LTHE HA. billmellher eaufworT, usairanaval . Laid" will met Maws. TIAVLESS BANIC WAX CANDLIS, Ild. jj per As.; Ppm 1.1 4 . lad I. led. • Own= Wsz, ; Or Sad se Ppm% b. 46.1 Palm' i ltd. ; las Mu. Is. LL : Trardsesol Ws; Is. IL mg Is. j Isst Was. Is. 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Ilat 4:—.11 maples Calamine or We lbw In 11131-2hm Paul r .112, NM kg Ye Oren stakes in 1133—Cebase et the Aim -1..0es d 4—Lmartlta et Caersem—Wlaners of She (Art I ete al all bar Trainers asi thee lospiumv% ant d ths Sat% Ink there beat wrest~ is.=-Deek% Charter elk red -c. tome low—And • watery el bannellen mow Mega TIM the earl la Gnat Itntsl. wed beim& lu rks: Amerman% blame vatting 011111117. Bowat . new ricnoms. j RNA; the /SILENT WOMAN. by V.. Auilor el " LW. au..' at. la 3 vol.. (Now away.) Su Las 0 3r. Pittfl.••; • itmous of MI Lair/m. by ta• &saw imethirs? to s %.1.. (Jut 1 / 4 •4y.) HI. Tbe ' , MO . !. be FAINIUM; as Old 7.13 r elm. Is 1 Vol. Nu!, kerily.) Wins bilk MR sad Os. 63,CorMIL ACCIDENT ON Till LONDON AND NORTH WERTIIus Iwnway.—Os Saturday evening, about eight o'clock, ridomasan enelas which had lilt th e L ongs i g h t d epot of t h e sad North Western C. ropany had got upon ths down liae to Manchester, and lefore the driver could get • far speed pon it, the Macclesfield train to Manchester Ow a at e I onsiderable pace and ran into it. The shock war a tin:. nt, that fourteen or 'mice moons were such shaken sad braised, bet no perms was killed or seriously *rod. Dr. Harries and his partner, Alr. Cook, mar row to the eampsay, were very early In attendance, and rned tllO inns& of the injured which con- Mad principally of bruises of the knees against the sesta. All the partiro were removed to their homes. Tug ArtIDENT ON rtlE Sot Tit WZRTERN RAIL '. it —Tug lure tir.—Yrsterilny the coroner's inquiry into the iircnowanwee net, nding the accident took place at tsld.pstke t.. fore John ll.nry Tight, Em., at the hint tiel ll* I, adjoining the railway. The details of the me evirrence !laving been given in evidence, Mr. J. 11. atti e , she superintendent of the locomotive and pr in." de 'Ailment, was examined respecting the immediate o, l* , , 1 it. secident. U, served that, in hie orinion, it neca..ourd s o l e ly b y th e breaking of the tire o the near halen 4 h, of th e eng i ne, an d he showed that every seven ehwh foresight centM devise bad been adopted by tie en.:.say to innord against the occurrence of each a 11 ' 4 ' 1 '1 Tins Coroner having summed up, the jury at Vitt rthiroll a verdict of "Accidental death.. ' toNrEsslqN Or Tal MURDER= KALASSIOO. Yes!. rt,is it... wretched alas made the toDowist am te the H...& emboli' yrione, Dr. Ts", i s tt° jI RI r..coco of the Hay. D r . H ar a ng u e . P r i sc i Ss; College, one et the osinaty inweistrate*:— •s. ",e evo Kalahari*, &dare that I myth, of this crime ef reel r done open moy uncle Jolt Itela6.rgo. I 1 "" /mai...A to D r. Wan. Tandy to &dose all the alma *au, by which such surd'r was annieltkd." V • Its byre of 1,6 , 1 S f Jae say be lord rtl ,I 4 ~ al °Hind, Air Carblos. b , ors Itr. ming bed oi robiCbmt, by tared* Orr bark pot. bid& la at. wb.l :, ••• flail" tot twins 11 %. ...y.a or ..,vrtur• kr labtka ; b, •th. • ir nos it may be f • 11:•.i pt ;•:..00r• •to ay de. fper a t,,, h I neg. slid sit Sii .., AIII I% or rilur 1e.....t• rt.. u, a . 1, aLrbe ,yr 1 , ...16 .. i• r & idia.r.S.• 4 ' ' II le— . • I v r • . 4/1 4 0. II - i'vzhipeicl. . ....., .... ii ........ _._. DIMMELE TOILET AA , Vinton Is tw iswerr i• say Ds do Orem so *Ws ea Mrs*. Iss Wass kr Os reek • terra. ' we, • rarer dentittra W • w%l disinherit Or sporranteor bra b. id. MIMS= LIQUID RAIL DTI sews die/rewireet II yore son. sera seem to ther sera dor y e 4 we •117 ampibled etlk the leaser* pro. 4 , . patine Niter the maw of Nlr Yoh& in bor 1 & To be tra st ill partners ira iherats,w of the sole prepralra S. Portimer,, _ GerredeliNS. trais, Leafs UNITED STATES. (raow era OWN COMILMTONDINT.) (NT ILICTLIC TZLIO/LAPII.) LIVERPOOL, TVINDAT MORNINO, 10.30. The British and North American Royal Mail steam-ship Cambria, which sailed from Boston an the 3rd instant, has just arrived. She called at Halifax, NIL, on the sth instant, to land sad receive the mails and passengers connected with the British provinces. Her news is one week later than any hitherto to hand. The number of passengers by this' arrival is 24, and the amount of specie 0,000 dole. The Con gin proceedings have been unimportant. The into nee from California is brought down to tho 2nd ebruary. At that date the mining prospects were very favourable ; 2,000,000 dela. in gold dust had been received at American porta. At Salt Lake the Sermons have declared for independence and separative from the United States. All the United Stales Amen had left. Dualism bee bees very lebk uric, the last steamer sailed. The =my amble continues in a satiate*• tory condition, mew Win by no meant scarce. The prospects of trade geeerelly were favourable. Stocks l and securities ewe Sri!. Prices of breaded& bad slightly receded. Little brims imi bees ism however, in tho market. Waters sand flew, 4 dais. 871 c. to 5 dole, per bar rel (steady); Omegase prime wheat, 1 dol. 19c. to I doL 20c. per 001ba. Indian corn, round yellow, 64c. to this. per besivel. Indian meal, 3 dole. 371 c. to $ deb. lib per barrel. The cotton minket at New York was quiet, and lumina to a usibrate extent only had been done. Prises were quile steady. New Orleans and Mobile, mddl. fair to ifir, fie. to 91c. per lb. ; Uplands and Florida, add. biz to fair, Sic. to 81c. per lb. The reseipb were 'till small. noviaiems were firm in prier, and in good demand. Freights are unchanged, the asking rates being—for flour to Liverpool, ls. Pd. to 2e. per barrel. Grain to Liverpool, Sid to 13d. per bushel. Exchange on London, 110 to 110! (few trauma. twos); Paris, 6.17 ; limbers, 38 to 361 ; Brees e 78 to 7dt. New Oacemes, Fie. 28. Bales of cotton to-day, 8,000 bales. Priers not affected by Atlantis's news. Middling quoted 7t to n. Sales of week, 62,000 bales. Stock on hand, 167,000 bales. REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING, THY PAST WEEK. (Fria lb. Mere-Imes Express.) BRITISH . _ • Though no actual denlinahis tam place in the value of wheat when we last addressed mar raiders, dun were strong symptoms of a reaction, sail we hue new te report a reduction of lc to 2s. per qr. al many ef IM hod in provincial markets. The turn width the tide has taken since the commencement of the pretest USIA het eased sense oneyik end hes nen ts er s erz i te par t :We l t er ib lir lial it pZi . _r t ess the de ihigeose, Mtn liberatto satisfy ilss se Inn ' h a ft arrivals et fwd o hoeitiodi, they ken mond mare WS prams. lined ba to held foe the - 7• Io. await mmelieemorlis tipporlunityle put reallol ThoWgifieisse still Myl e s the &hie, ma Ile mathm . pandas= at wheat In the Due,* sat Isiglin markets hr Cierniany at role ensiderubly Awe these esteem in this eountry, hen been totally ninon inflame* here. The feet is, that no one is disposed to speculate on future wean pewits, and so long ma "efficient comas forward to pro vide for the consumptive demand, priers do not advents; whilst an excess of supply, however trifling, is imme diately felt. The country millers being enabled to ob tain all they require at the markets in their own neigh. bourhood, the large towns depots of English or foreign corn are scarcely visited ; and, though the consumption is as great, or probably greater than usual at the corre sponding period of the year, the means are quite sufficient to meet the end. We endeavoured, months ago, to point out the fallacy of the argument of them who based their calculations of high prices on the state of affairs in the north o! E urop e Their conclusions as to the probability of a material decrease in the supplies from the Baltic we were not disposed to question, but we did question whether the effect would be so great as expected. The favourable result of the last harvest is Gnat Britain, and the comparatively trifling intent of the pinto disease, had placed the country in a position se assg s with huge int. portations ; we; threshes, the idea of the probability of saythei like Wag felt, MINA we admitted that • sesentim of pow= of hello en no markets wend ban dm MOM of sehlng semserhet soon insennenWlng pent thm lintsos bed pow ' Wendy Wm ennhied to Wit °napkin Ms undergone • as ohmage ones thus; no initel the shoe last autumn may be regain es nand, and, though scam trifling crea tion may offer, we on se mem to moot that quotations will rule mink lower during the onsieng summer than they do at present, even if the emus en the gonad should pro , grew faminnehly. An unpropitious sewn would be very likely to setae speculation ; the position of the itartbefilampe ' welsh this toll; but so long as nothing occurs to threaten liken Is the geowing nom the date of the foreign market ea nip be,. a ilogndee Likammo en min The cleaner dew manse hoe net angel sine our lest; ion has Mm lees host, but the temperature has esslomed low and dn. All kinds of outdoor work have fur- rapidly, eel the sewing of ening is further adowateed than is may t he um at hie enneopondig poshd. no wheat plant is kept leek by the Wm .aunty wind, but this will dego hum if April shoat peon pall. The dell accounts him lftiolons of Monday appear to hoe Kele 111121610 is Me north ; still they were not tin hl at the principal markets in Scotland WA et whin ad i Sew has. slightly given way he meek. The win of spring corn had been better itramegoomoo of a good demand having been In the fear ignolitiee for med. dvlssa hum hie sift el the Channel had also had some - ea the Ma mikes. ThesTicliTeeThstheeTe;;Particular presume on the market, the snivels of 'abut coastwise into the port of Lomita bavise rooseasi to only 3,924 qrs. up to this (8a- Motley) evasine, MI bola= as Mark-lane has been ea emilegijuts=awi the tarn has, on the whole, been in L Tb• arrivals of basks wheat hay. amounted to only 032 qrs., el wbisit ram than the half is from Holland. Tbe tlessawl ler s Viitsebtat tbs week been exceedingly blew, it kit le make perces in saes from ea heard ; assa et what has been received bar bower is algal is be, lemiled an account of the im. part * eee. Is forwea missal la prim there has not bean an The m a le of town-suadatirmeil flour has not been by any asses astive. . esseipta of Be a& lardy have been small, but the Mai/ht ibewensi We proved amply suflldent to wit* timstml. nisisters and dealers having acted will Mob le psi* of prier we have no ahem dee le erne& lbs Essisemi hr barley has been of quite a wadi eltesseter, bat psi Mob grinding qualities have not is.. elm' et ell Asses' this previously. 11110 hit am" of siumwdiat tardily, but sellers have set fermi Wine% awl cabal km been done has been at wael Use mete Isms es lietsro, The asaigele sf sail lageimma madorate, and of the ===d a 734 ca see bu= abased. The re saber as= eistimestel ports have Igulea I ra tow weeks gmeeied ageolletioe • and not ** =migrate ehartaire Of AO hor s supplies; the opesssity Lea* forward bee bees sullibst to enable the anises le bay ealpsies es erg teems ash= week. There was some eppeeeimme of impeesamet on Wednesday, but so rise Is plisse OW be meabibbed, and quotations were peesis:li ti r seae at the aim le they were in the begin tensity of lu lkk Item brageht forward has been swa, mod timagb gibe bee been of a reta il nature, fem. tows ban bees sappeted. Peas lave newt= mooed et at similar rates to those sanest ea Mosiq. ladles sera abut bee bees In moderate request, at pre vious deism FOREIGN. The dun lamb ilmm blase ..eat to hare produced no lallasase ea the esailasah mad at raost of the leading Bal tle=eavieas pekes have been fully maintained. WM" artist 9th last., onto the high ten ded of bidden d vilest bad prevented any of maimed holm dame, het tbere had heat no et esalliesee, sad Am be mined wheat a , et 'Ube. welsh*, esald met lbw have ben g* beim a. per r. fear ea board. r= s y ..."o" bed beam timasedle q gly name, and Mee bed boa tbassaded lbe latter tins tee the essenseast isearlpliaa The mealier, after having boa 16.110 Ow • ItA jo br an apla became mild. and aa raearverovaleg et the vas enreiled. Imam him temigthem Oh No" dale tbat canal siaprise esaelaaal la be SO lime ad Ibs seadarad apathy in oar road" sal beldeas agparred ME is maw ate ea to English damed ; ansaavolge }madmen lad bees node te lens aunt ea Dumb aessaak able It bad embed I to onfolodthe ondilind dioneos. _._. . . - . •Serie Wen, et the Mier, ram a. Ihet a renewed derma far wheat had *mg up, huger bevies appeared hen Asian and Burnie. The pens paid liar fair I. =qualities bad reaged bent 41s. le Ur per qr., free ea At Hato* as the d o t , goad rear wheat, weighing bl}lhs, par bud., was queled 42e. pa sod, at the rate nuned,lehler or less enniees M salt. Moslems empire of wheat bean brought Inward by the pwetu, - hat et 'ping MIS namely any had ease to markN. irgagof weiglit, was worth 25e. Pen were waned lb., end spe tin pee v., tree se baud. Al the ether Laver Dallis purls the egeselisse hi wheat have bear utirganni a but, thrash there las been little drag he eidgernt, the local inquiry has NOW to support pr Hashag lOW kikle• et TuaNq, state that ed many =brat wheat had hew ride princi pally free on a Belln pear; Pseessuaiiii, of 61 be., equal to 42e. 6d., mg kr MIL kiln-dried 41e. to 41e. 6d. per sr., bee ra WA had bear paid. For Mite. to 641ba. amain u ji. pre qr. bed been bid; but, 365. 3d. haring been vely few isles had been concluded. Ore bad net= a l t r i value, Jutted, etalibe., being still "Mad 17e. 3d. per qr., tree cs board. The advises Sur Holland are of rush thorns sharactar se last Ind'. • geed deal et busies= had, It serer taken piss la wheat end rye, Genoaprost le ,y • sal the dull anemia her per* this side h ad seireqsaar ly had no inheres. At AmMordant about 1 5 , 000 qrs. ef wheat and 10,000 qrs. ofty. shagged heads ea Memday, at wry kit woo ; and at Reelemlnat the operation, seem aloe al bow bosses rather ea ezleaelve male. From Groningen we 15.., emelar dine d 10th March, that the supplies of Ora heill sot ismosood. Poland., weighing 421b5., were worth WA 9d- ; and ditto, 3911.. to 401 b , 10s. per qr. boo as be From Prance we learn that Wiwi of leer and wheat had rather raised their pretension, and the *applies brought forward laving been esly moderate, a small advance had, ia partial instances, bees established at 110010 of the leading Markets. At l'szis, on Wednesday, the first-named article was In Improved request, and rained terms not obtainable on that day week. In the Mediterranean a few purchases of wheat and In dian core appear to have been made for shipment to Inglead ; at Trieste 301. per qr. was paid en the sth Wilt THE LEAGUE FUND. One of the latest contributions to the League fund is a subscription, which came to hand yesterday morning, of 2,0001. from the Ebbw-vale Iron Company, South Wales. This is the largest subscription given yet, hut it may he mentioned that one gentleman who has given 1,0001. to the fund offered to make it 5,0001., and has stated that heshould still hold himself open to the demand. should the emergency require such a sacrifice. Tbe total subscriptions up to yes terday were upwards of 67,0001., • very large amount when it is considered that mareely any of the means bare yet been put in requisition to which the League had recourse in getting up its barge toads to fight the monopolists with in past times. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'B.-MONDAY. Madams rraa a limited that in most sf our quotations we hays bee gemmed by offers : they show an ins velment to Daakbltar for the Metropolitan Mandicap, in w sad Hem Homberg ti e Chats, Cap, sad Oletethilife tor the 11 le 1. Lit in opihkot Hobble Noble; 800/., was offered this afternoon. ___ WAIWICK TRIAL STAKES. 2to I apt Mr. 6. Phi . Koh.l-Nom t) WARWICK HANDICAP. 3 to 1 apt Lord Lops'. Come. (t) to 1 apt Mr. H. rtebtipp's Kaiak /atoll WARWICK TWO-YEAR.OLD 6 to 4 opt Mr. Wanebope's eatherine I 'ape • ilAtwtorox 6T61 PLR caAst 4 to 1 opt (Vain Fonder's Oscar. 110RTHANIPT0:48111111t STAHEL 6 to 1 opt Mr. Williams's Chief Juslas 19 to I Mr. J. Stanley's Storyteller 12 to 1 Mr. Greillie's Cariboo 14 to 1 Mr. J. M. Stanley's Trddlngton Landgrave and lime Homburg are scratched. THY. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 10 to I opt General Aatoo'a Ittektilter. 20 to I Lord Lorgan's Carotids PA& 33 to 1 —. Mr. Harriet Havadoot Any odds against Hew Homburg. CHESTER CUP. 2010 apt Mr. Orerills'a Scants (t) 20 to Mr. vitua,e. High Sberlff 33 to Duke of Belford'. Thep Homburg (t) 40 to Mr. Pediev's Costae, (1) 4$ to Mr. E. Phillips's K k•lsioor (take 30 to I) 80 to Mr. llamtelilte's Unity (t) DEIttIT sto apt Yr. Men" •• Hobbit Noble (t and aft off) IS to Lori Mimed's Augur (t 1 to 1) It to Lord 9:glutton's C overheats (t 30 to I) 20 to Lend Ribbladales Kingston (t) 33 to Mr. J. Arno irs Little Hairy (t) MINES. MONDAY ETENINO. The market has been dull to dop , and very few transactions have taken place, except in South Tamar, TrCvelyan, West Ding Dung, West Provi dence, &c. There was not much business in gold mining shares in the earlier part of the day, the Stock Exchange dealers being otherwise engaged ; but in the afternoon there was a good deal of briskness, and prices left off firm, several descriptions, • including British Australian, showing a slight improvement. Carson's Creek are quoted 3-16 to 7-16 prem. ; Port Phillip, die. to par. ; Lake Bathurst, par to E prem.; Victoria, par to d prem.; Melbourne, per to prem. ; Sierra Nevada, par toe prem.; Quartz Rock, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. Colonial gold shares were firm at 9-16 to 11-16 prem. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoci. Mining shares are quiet to-day, but prices are firm. Carson's Creek mark j prom. ; Colonial Gold, to prem. ; Port Philip, par to a prem. 'the following are this day's sales: Ague Fria, 21 j ; Canon's Creek, 11; Cobs. Copper, 30 ; Baldish and Australian Copper Smelting Company, 8 ; Great Folgootb, 4: MONEY MARKET. MONDAY EVIININO. The English stock market wore a buoyant appear ing(' to-day, more confidence being expressed in the paition of political affairs at home and abroad, whilst the abundance of money affords further sup port. Consols met with a good many transactions, at as advance of per cent., the price reaching 981, but Ido last quotation was a shade lower, at 971 to 98, beaky and the 13th April, being a rise of as ees with Saturday's range. The figures officially marked are :—Consols, for money, 98, 971, 981, 98, 4, 98 ; ditto for account, 98, 1, 98. By special transfer there were bargains in the Reduced Three per Cents. at 981; and in the New Throe and-a-Gluarter per Cents. at 991. Bank Stock, kr account, marked 220f.1 Exchequer Bills continue in demand. The price opened 6-is. to 675. premium, but soon rose ls., to 635. to 68s. prem. ' at which range a good business was done. India Bonds were rather quiet at 735. to 765. prem. In the foreign stock market the adjustment of the account was in full progress, and a large business was done. Most foreign bonds are held weakly ais account, and the rates of " continua tion" submitted to are larger than usual. The subjoined table shows the extreme prices at which business has been done in the principal rail way stocks during the account now closing, and the extreme fluctuation per share : ?a* wow. Lowest Flootostioi per Ware. 50 061091591. 10 ZINN= Ossolise 7l ts ono serums 100 Greet Western 109 Lei to and Yorkshire 72 ...... 1 109 Leek*. Brightea. sad Wear Cart 9i i l ISO Lorin No Northyestarn 100 Land= awl Neale Weeers 100 Dlreetiolert. UMW, eel Lie eeloilis 4 100 NNW SO Omit Zeilel --. 7 * l9 U Tea. / 0-- ~ 111159,141‘ I7I , ... il l " -^ Taw !' 1 , Newerllk lk Der.— mad North Imre After making allowance for the margin ae betwein buying and selling prices, these figures m many in stances show a considerable fluctuation, but this is not to bo regarded as representing an actual rise, since the market, although to-day at the highest point of the account, has been subjected several times to depression. The settlement of the railway share account to-day engaged much attention, and placed this market upon a better fooling. On Saturday, which was " continuation day," the rates ruled light, but today they varied, being in some cases heavier, and in others lighter. A few of the rates current at one period this morning are subjoined: London and North-Western, to continuation. Great Western, to 7, continuation. Midland, to 7, continuation. South Western, 1-32 to 3.32 continuation. Caledonian, borrowers to 1-18 backwardation. Lancashire and Yorkshire, borrowers to back wardation. 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 asteri►k (•) 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, in each case, be taken into account : 11 . ree - -- pe; - Cent. -- Ooreeft peke 98 yield per opt. C 3 1 2 ladia east (die. let per reaL per an.) 101 er 4 • • isahequer Mc (tat. lad. per oat. per Illis. pea. •. 1 4 It Be=tea sham. Si.l paid (imams- Indite. 6 per ail. per thanum) ll n 4 3 e• Urea Wirteene claire. (dtv. at the Me el a per eent. tatty m) IS • 111 14 tairsdir. and T 8100 Slokelly. at the rate el 3 per am. sir sas.) laden and eolith Winters Wet. 11 . 4$ 4 (aeldeerl at the razed Si percent. 1 per umma).......«, THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoci. Consols are still moving up. To-day', market has been characterised by an increase of firmness, and prices, supported by the investment of the govern ment broker, have further advanced. Consols have been dealt in at 97,1 to 981, and are now quoted 98 for money and 98 to for the 13th April. Exchequer Bills arc quoted 655. to 68s. prem. In the foreign stock market to-day the settlement of the account forms the chief business. Buenos Ayres Bonds have further advanced to 68, and Sar dinian to 93. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates are higher, at 93 and 96. Spanish stocks aro also looking up, the Actives marking 251 to }, and the New Deferred Three per Cents., In to Equador Bonds, however, are weaker, at 43 to Other stocks are well supported. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PAWL llLai If. Pot r,_ . ro 0 70 100 so lit tlysbeot., Lowest.' Closing. ---- 3 per Oasts. , 79 I7ON/le7o es 90 i per Cents 3 pez Gems. Sum i. ... ... . 4yar Ceuta. 4i per Cents ' 100 13 li .•. ... • • ..• Exchange on London: at algnt, 15 35. 90 days, 25 20. Illigza,s perCl.ls4o Mot ey I Nspies Rents Money. 9 6 Do. 24 Pledmont 5 p.Ct. N 90_ I Treasury Beads — ... Do. 5, 1831 PAltts, MAa. I.3.—St. Germain, 610; Versailles (right bstg.::, 340; ditto Skit bunk), 235; Parts and Weans. 1,170; Parts and Rouen, .07 60; Bourn and Havre, —; Marneillen and Avignon, 162 SO , Streeboarg ant Bale. 332 20; Centre, 369; Bou logne and Ander. • Orleans and &Novas, 633 75; Northern. CU SO; Paris and btrailourg, 535; Parts sod Lyons, 611 0 ; Taus aod Nantes. NJ SO; hltatereati end Troyes, 170; Dteppe 1,14 Nostny, ao. MADRID, MARCH 10.—Three per Cents., 38 11.10; after Bolas, 381. New Three per Cents., 18 13-16; after Boles, 1$ 15.16 c., 10 p. Coup ons, •, after Bolsa, 91 c. Passives, 5 1-10; after Bolan, 5 1-l Op., p. Bank of St. Ferdinand 102 c. Exchange on Loudon, 50.75. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocc. The settlement of the account has progressed sa tisfactorily in the share market, and the tendency . of prices is decidedly upward. A considerable im provement has taken place in Midlands, Lancashire and Yorkshires, Norfolk, and Eastern Counties, but all descriptions are more firmly held. There is not so much business doing in French shares, but the late rise is fully maintained, and Orleans and Bordeaux, Faris and Strasburg, and Tours and Nantes shares have further advanced. The following arc this day's sales : ORDINARY SNARES AND ATOCRS. Aberdeen, 121 6 ; Ambergate, Nottingham, Boston, and Eastern Junction, 6 1 6; Celedonian, 181 ex die.; East Anglian (2.51. L. and E. and L. and D. 4 ; Eastern Counties, 74 8; Eastern Union, Class B. au C. 4; East Lancashire, 17; Great Northern, 194 4 ex div.; Ditto Halves, A, deferred, 61 4 ; Ditto halves 11. 6 per cent 14 ; Great Western, 861 1• Lancashire and Yorkshire, 70f 1 701 4 ; ditto Fifths, 61 1 Leeds Northern, 16 4 1 1; London and Blackwell, 71 ,• London, Brighton, and South Coast, 961; London and North Western, 1174} 17; ditto quarter shares, 2511 4; London and South Western, 86 6i 1 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 33 24 ; Midland, 694 1 _B4 91 ; Norfolk, 2 81 • North British, 61; Oxiord, Worces ter, and Wolverhampton, 164; Scottish Central, 1.51; Shrewsbury and Birminfham, Clue A, (4; ; do. Class B, 41 ,• 84 3 7 ;1 )461re Union 34 ; South Eastern, 204 ; South Wales, ; West eornwall, 81 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 7 ; ditt Eztenaion, 124 4 ; York and North Midland, 22 j. 111141 LEAOILD AT FIXED RENTALS. East Lincolnshire, Guar., 6 per Cent., 3.51 I ; Leeds and Bradford, 101 ; London and Greenwich, 121 • lteading, Guildford, and Reigate, 221 2; Wear Valley, ' G Guar. 6 per Cent., 291. TR/TERENCE MARES. Caledonian, 101., 8. ex die. ; Eastern Counties Eztetrden. 5 oer cent.. No. 1. 1 pm.; ditto new 6 ner cent. stock, 121 ; Octal Northern, 5 per cent., 141 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, new 101„ 12} ; Nortollc Extension, 181 ; South Devon, 121 ex dir.; York and North Midland, 11. and S. Par., 9. 7011210 N. Boulogne and Amiens, 12k; Dutch Rhenish, 1+; Namur and Liege, GI ; Northern of France, 21} 0g ; Orleans and Bordeaux, 12 ; Paris and Lyons, 10 ; Paris and Rouen, 27* ; Paris and Strasbourg, 22; Tours and Nantes, 101 f. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SUOAIL—The large public sales are going off heavily, and a large portion being bought in to sustain the market. Refined dull, without alteration in prices. Corrzi.-600 bap good or,:inary native Ceylon offered, and about one third sold at 39*., the remainder bought in at that price • good plantation Ceylon in fair demand. Cocoa.-000 bags Grenada were offered, and bought in at 395. _ _ Tita.—The large public sales declared for to-morrow IMF end business by private contract. litea.—l,Boo taiga Bengal sold in public solo at full does, 10s. to 10s. 64. Corrnx. —Tho market is inactive. In other article'. no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet, with but very little doing either on the spot or for delivery in the lint three months. Prices are quoted u Gillette: Town Tallow, 335. 9il. nett midi ; Petersburg, Y. C. on the spot, 3Ge. 3d. to Gd.; October to December (1852), 375. 9d.; on or before the end of March, 365. to 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report a brisk trade, at the following quotations . —Prime Meadow Hay, 72a. 6d. to 80a. ; inferior, 635. to 675. 6d. ; Bowen, 60e. to 635. ; Clover, 735. to 84s. ; second cut, 675. 6d. to 7.11. ; Straw, 275. to 30s. Livir root., Malicia The sales to-day are :—Sugar nil, molasses nil. Rum, small lot of Jamaica, without change. Coffee, 100 bags of native Ceylon, 40s. Saltpetre, 100 hags 295. 6d. (5 per cent.) Nicaragua wood, 15 tons Lima, 14 1. 10s. COTTON.—laysurooL, MARCH 15.—The sales to-day are estimated at 6,000 to 7,000 bales, of which SOO are taken (or import and 1,000 on speculation. They include 1,000 Pernam and Maranham, at hid. to 61d. ; 400 Bahia, at 6j4. to 601.; 200 Egyptian, at 6.1 d. to Sid. ; 600 Surat, at 3141. to 41d. ; 160 Sea Wanda, at 13icl. to 184. The im ports since Thursday ate 10,000 bales. The market doses tamely, but firmly ; iriees of all kinds are unchanged; in deed, the solid kind of American is bad to buy in all qualities. CATTLE, dc.—Ltvnaroor., March 15.—There is a better demand for cattle than last week, with a slight improve• ment in prices, and nearly all sold up. The demand for Sheep is much the same as last week, with no alteration in prices, and a few left unsold. Cattle: This week, 1,48.1; last week, 2,432; corresponding week last year, 2,272. Sheep: This week, 4,478; last week, 4,801 ; corresponding week last year, 4,017. thief : Prime heifers, per lb., 41d.; second cuss and fat bullock', 41d. to lid. ; half-fat bullocks and cows, 31d. to 4d. Mutton : l'rime wedder Sheep, 6d. to 61d. ; second class, 614. to 61d. ; ewes, to 6d. - - - - 81AF0111 (S1281111X) Fsw, March IL—There was a good supply of grazin stock of all kinds, but trade was dull throughout the day. Store Beaus ezrotrienced a slow sale, at a considerable reduction in prices. Most of the Cows for dairy purposeslwers Sussea-bred beasts; milkers made lot. to 121 each. ; in-Calrers, Si. to Ilf. The Sheep trado was flat, and all sorts mit with a slow sale, at drooping prices. Young Horses were In good demand ; useful cart-Horses sold freely from 25 to 36 guineas each for farming pur poses. Thu larger animals, for London work, 40 to 60 do. COALS. LONDO N MARCiI 15. Cross OT TN! MARKET. - Bate's West Hartley, 12s. 6d. ; Huddle's West Hartley, 12a. 6d. ; Chaster Main, 12.. 3d. ; Walls End Delmont, 14s. Bd.; Walls End fiction, 16s. ; Walls End Haswell, 16s. 3d. ; Wall. End Lamhton, 15s. 6.1. ; Walls Had l'lummer, 15s. E ; Walls End Itus sel's Helton, lbs. &I. ; Walls End Clump, 15s. ; Walls End Ileugh Hall, 14s. 34. ; Walls End North Hartle pool, 12.. 6.1. ; Walls End South Kellne, l 1.. 3.1. ; 1/er wontwater Hartley, 12s. 6.1. ; Niaou's Mertl•yr and Car dif. ; Sydney's Hartley, 12s. 6d.—Ships at market, 264 ; sold, 88. Labe et nu& m ot I eigla f ti wa , lie 6:ato of Wolin. -- - 1 -- ---. PITIMOVTA E. Gentle Knee Partially Marty Paola ...« N.& Gatti° &wore Medlar daielrfOX N.E. Celtio Breen Moak"' Yam:lmm E.N.E. G ntlo Brow Clowolkw 11)•71.101 , MO foczarrova E. Genie Beene Cloodlew Tenn nom GREENWICH E. °critic Gram Port,as r Cloudy Omar 8w ow.. :. ...... ... L Gent!". grew Portully Cloudy tamorrcw ',mamma N.W. OVDt.O ..mare Overeaw CUileilDea 'Anion . * ..... L G....." Wow Overcoat Maw N.E. Gentle Bram Overcast THIB DAT, Moir. Omni of Wind. Striae!, of wi.a. as of tM Wootior. E. Ftroog Wear. Abr. The returns hesitate following places did not math Mg *Eon in time for publiestaun ytaterday; they therefore Indicate the state of the weather ow bliturany atorring at nine cecinas. Cal. Calm Gentle inns um Oen& Ina GesUe Breast Calm G. MI. Brim touales. Ova: art i- i P.E. B.E. Cher %WY now Prinelpally Our Principally Claar themes HOLTZWI %swarm Rau Buarzecz SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Frces ear eurrevpso !add, the " Shlipi al Ossetia^ oad Lloyd's LA." CASUALTIES. Herschel, M'NciU, from Dundee, in entering Table 13.. y in the night of Jan. 23, took the ground near the Blue bag, and has become a total wreck ; crew used.—Cape Town, C. 0. Hope, Feb. 3. Hopewell, Henderson, from Monte Video to Liverpo,l, foundered, Feb. 1, in let. 22 S., lon. 34 W. ; crew saved. Liverpool, Raisbeck, from Coquimbo to Queenstown,'Nprung a leak and foundered, Dee. 24, in lat. 7 N., lon. 32 W. ; crew saved by the Element. Martha bhallcross, Coaker, of Liverpool, bound hence for the River Plate, with a cargo of salt, drifted into the breakers off this island when getting under weigh, and is a total loss.—St Vincent, C. de Verdi, Feb. 17. Tyrian, of London, Robinson, from Honolulu and Auck land, N.Z., to this part, struck on Elizabeth Reef, Nov. 24, and remained; part of passengers and crew landed ; 33 persons leR ou board. Her Majesty's steamer Acheron has been despatched to their relief.--Sydney, N.S.W., Dec. 6. SEABORNE MAILS. [le dollies that the mail, are Pent front the:General Peet-ollee the aight—aad M by the toorning—deepatela. 'Day Ludt area up COUNTRIES. u timrs. F. °Mt* London. Fres vbat Fort America(bybritymeatt N Avierk.(teraitAa stut•i waist) isarriakbyl...ttateepaU Ateui ( West Coart) .Iw-quirts* Sleigh= 111, Mareb 19...... ...... March 23 eaer..O 31 lite of tie, Isaiah 14.11.ki: tr. a MCI Oa,ly :9h of the month .oth of the tooeth 3oel litho:tomb lit* of the month tialttlt27thvt todll7thot.o Tto ,luo.,Wht.ollFr.S. stonthl ►Rea due. Ucctos Ayres 042.:4214*(vis Mara) 21 Qfict It Gaut Mope 1, anumantinuple •.21 Cavral Amcsica ld Mantel Wee Jo' ChM . . .......... Amon . 212 armee, Ilinkbarg .24 Ithl7thrtlsof :rot. I Lis.day & Ll Er.ey I i %%die... & tittur.l 17th of dm maraca. . I VIA ef the mreilh i stii&J.thut mouth ,17 InkahL ~AI lk loft (vla tleatbitart..)ll laxlla (Via Marmillts) N lloctltatratess(yla &Rai aimptua) ll Oltuovris MarvAlion) N ■es C 0 kt 111 111 W s; i Sahel the math •thealth ofinoeth 1 of the month I Ilth of tie Matte 7th,l7th,llthOntll hesehettLe ram* b ethl L.1.23:1-M mon; bt:AlSth2.algot mon' 1 :Utl7th2;toot men I taclett7thot somthr i stlllstlt23thel tear I I , th et the moste LlMpool 1 311arcb IS [howl , March 17 AmithaMplcla 'March 13 Inroad& April 3 Daver March IS Dome lhuly Seethaseptoo April IG Suathampton April 16 losultr.a,...ca Starch I April S loran iSoutharaptoa March 6 loalharc; ten 14 117.3 a n...nt.h.naptca March 20 Pont TwmaJa •%orr .. 3O llooden ft.e...Sat Laciaoa 3L - ra .T 7 ta Auathiumpten. March 10 Moll bead. 'Twice a a : 7 7athanptoa Marc% 21 Uovos March 11 Snaltimp7oo Davit Papa* Papa! tate. Pouriu WM lofts 1 Wait Wks lint ) N. 1 vras.aud Mugu'lll wthanaptcs. )&12- wmptca. I DOTOS . Dover 1 1.ovtr li4 of the =meth • Ifs =Ws to IYuN ow= enrol prka rla March 21 %web 17 :Much 1.4pr1l Id ISout`..amptaa.l haspla. ISar/iikaplea. Mara% le Kant 22 March If /larch IS hart► 71 March IS 10 !Kra/ Ituts marked (*) aro coovsjol 17 AURIVED. ' Awn Lerrosn-at Liverpool, March 15. from Antwerp Aionrrra-ot Oraverentl, March 15, from Lecr Aar•Urourr-at Laverpaul, Morel IS, from .... -Baltimore Coaserwani-et Falmouth, March 13, from .... a -- Santos earravu- al Plymouth, March 11, from ..... ........-.....11emin CAMILA-at Liverpool, March 15, from ......Newionadlaol Dimenwit -at Gra..rend, Mardi 15, from hordes Vona -at Llverpoo4, March 15, from Boom= nape -at Liverpool, Math IS, from New OMR* Faunas-at Livervoul March IS, from Bank.= Goatee Ballow- at Primo!, Mach 15, tram-, —. ... Bt 111kbaet's NaKTUVIIIIII/14}D-at Portsmouth, March IS, Oran.-- .. Lchatoo Vance -nt Queenstown, March 12, from - Pernambuco Wato.maa-at Cowes, Marsh 14 loom .... ........ ....* •.. Wawa Wallow:to-at Liverpool, Mardi 15, front..... New York Zarwra-et Quawnottorn, March IS, fruo -............8athati05e SAILED. Awto-trom Queonautows, Mardi 13. to ... Now Orleans Mimeo-Wm livarpool, Mach 13, to Nov:York Aeries-from Liverpool, Mira 13, to Basco CITIWAII4IIIIII -from Plymrulti, March 14, to Adc%nele Cuner-Irom Falmouth, March 13, to London Cnamainers.-from Utirenatown, Mirth In, to London Glows-tram Llvoipool, March IS, to Calcutta Dow Fa no IL-frons Lincoool, March IS, to 11.1t1 Musson.-from Falmouth, March 13, to London Emma-free Liverpool. March 15, to ............... ...... Africa Eant. Ow-from Liverpool, March 11, to Rotterdam Mamma Wm-usu.-from Gravesend, March IS, to Bombay llama-from Liverpool, Marchil S. to licirut liors-tromPortaMotath. Marsh 13, to Londwa Jszerans-from Weld. 1M %NM 13, Ito ll. Janewo LIOUZOOL PACYST-frunx Liverpool, Nava 13, to SI. wino Msateta -from Liverpool, March IS, to Naples Mama-ham Liverpool, March IS, to .. Coostantiorplo Mona-from Queenstown, March 13 , to Lon don .. -.- . StIaCIIII/-trom Quescatiewn, Marsilh,ti.7.7...:=.7....Mltiinioei Nemo-trues Liverpool,' March 13, t 0.........- ...... .......- ...Llatces °CRAM-from Ethuoutb, March 12, to ....... ..flavannah PLaarr-Gum Gravescod, Mardi 13, to.- , , Jamaica rtsts-from Grannerd, Micah IS, to Wska Qoaas or =a laLaa-from Queentesre, Starch Is, to .. Lrod“a lianneon-tros Graveoend, March IS, to Mondorts lions-Ines Liverpool, Much IS, to M. Video ResaaL- live Liverpool, Stfth 15, to .,...... Rio Janotro Tau shiltarmia-hoin Llver. ' sol, Marc'. IS, to.......lldadetplca TANTA% -11.0•1 Gravesend, March 13, to Volt uela VoLuna- hos Liverpool, Secret, 13, to Clul:tz ---s-has Gravesend, March IS, to It. Illetiaol'. -essol. March 13, to ....Aspics ___ _ VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ilrptford, for Falmouth. for orders, ten 17. off Cape St. VIRCCIIt. liwtwlll7. Jolt. 1 3 . lat. IU. 7 M., lon. 25.74 W. Zephyr (brig), Curry, from Alexandria, out 21 days, far Cork or FM moo th, all well, off Cape r.doe. FURTHER NiINIE RIFLE PRACTICE.—The rifle practice, which took place recently at Woolwich, has been so satisfactory to the authorities at the Hone Guards, that orders have now been sent to commanding officers of various other regiments to 'send up parties this week to Woolwich for similar practice in this effective weapon. Ltvettroot..—A correspondent says: " The state ment in yesterday's TinleS, that Mr. Bromley Moore will be a pretectionist candidate tor Liverpool, is understood to be incorrect, for, of all men in Great Britain, the Carlton Club has resolved to send the monopolist whipper-in, Mr. Forbes Mackenzie, down to Liverpool; and to him will bo joined a local trailer, Mr. Turner, of no great popularity. Sir Thomas Birch, the present excellent liberal member, is considi red to be quite secure ; and the absurd choice the protectionists hese made will, in all probability, greatly tend to Mr. Cardwell's re-election, though there are not wanting free-traders there who object to the personal uses Mr. Carden It makes of the representation of Liverpool " C.trTAIN AUSTIN, the new Admiralty auperinten dent of mail packets at Southampton, arrived there yester• day to commence the performance of hit official duties. The gallant officer will reside in Southampton, in accordance with a recent Admiralty order. TESTIMONIAL TO THE PROTECTRESS OF NIAItsITAL liAT o tt r A i t: in —The,' N i ; i ie o i rd in e a r p t u o b y b u sh rt i h •sl e p a roiostion fur testimo nial for presentation to the hostess of the inn in which Marshal Ilaynau took refuge whin driven out of Barclay and Pokins's brewery. The Xpedator dwells with much feeling upon the kind behaviour of the landlady, and sug gests that Austrian patriotism should endow her with a neck ornament with the portrait of the marshal in enamel set with brOliants. LAdvertisement.)--ihn-LowAY'S Plus FOR TIIE Cuss a MI. Prses.srion or lavas ate Bowe. Conevaners, Deem, 41.0 A Poll4llr. Varbus are the !AUK* 411011101 the liver, stomach, and bowelajrequently producing mtema s lieseasiq mid is. s tu ss tt, m , and dotty and hasgj a matinss. gsswatts the beers,. revs r f Me most alarming and droptp, apo,tleay , is , rs ty t t e strokes. at e. Them sad she censegoencee arc kn. cremstely prevented by akw domed Holloway's Pills. Theyeptedily sod eau:teeny bsaith every symptom of disease from the spasm, pro. ante • prow: eireu`stlen of the bl.ed, and raise viper to &gm. live ornate. Perrone at the turn of lite should est fad to take them for they stand titesmlnent as the best busily medicine in urt.—to' g r i:l:4lnaggista; and at Protector lkilloway't establisamssit a Ueda& alga, •••• i•••• c. • • 11, 44 . • ‘" • , , 7. • , • • .••• tt • • k: • U iv:FirLs;Oim — 1 1 II