The Express. — London, England, 1853-02-28 00:00:00

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SIiABE LISTS. .. _ .. _ .. _ _ ... • -- - - -WNW= DAILWATILIIIIO/11 at _gold; the Alert (above relbrisd l: Vetoers see Ilererie• 1 t 61 * .li I Is 4 lll4 ai til As sisluella ' --- - -ustishitilrild to 2 1111 ; rreen dlui fis t. Si,tat alla IlliKh Ostil bir t s a . 4ll,lllll sesemi UM Iflg o t o onf. SSW a be t The T ' al i V Al nta7kat id is i s k tes ki ly ET at -- the l following q lk ;otatleat ---.- - - Toki al ; jospivA:steds. mom hoca d a u sreArrioi n, 7l. Th. ,„ l io g ws : ad. maleb T . Tallow 446. 44. A. s p o r t il t , eas 44. h . : 0 11 o ters ber bori to T rieoun .O. en ix the r tai nt .)o. l .ee tegd ' elted ' Llti ' 646 . 17•C14 :0 1 21.41146A WegmlieMe. 0LT1211311.T Swains. lo gi iis inpiaor. is 111 i fah 7 . 2tted) are quoted f " ; and Wesel the rw..lsiora The railway market was generally firmer to-day se 0 1110164.1541111 1 66 -• I Fs Copper, I} to 2} prem. • - °seri psesy, lat. rear D. lielips. Lg. - 2 4 4 Dom mpg* . .lil ea - fsrN awes I mm o. tslal lIIMM at dm imports is lbseti636,oook. The sass c 5,,..., s.i., firs . nisnie=ar ma. London and South-Westers, North-Western End pi 24 sot imam • -" " • • • IPARTIOULANI OF TALLOW. •.) Wiwi MOS Es... An Great Western were rather higher, and other stocks 111 I Da Woad= ...-••••••• I °if w M. - Ilk lima. snivel at Sontleampten from Mew: . - Pam 4:120, **D Z . Yoe ltai l l i billi with aa Lltamha et damn, list this sink he -- . .- Mil. 1661. ass.' t j t . " , e n. ":" ', ' 4 41 .u . ., r.a.s. 1 Cr 4 wssapre %ie. FAA. well suPlkorted- North B ri t i sh shows an upward 111 10 5 •issc liales nessis. "6l2". .s ft It o % .....- I woo. encase, tendency. The prog _roes of the settling is noticed lei te, I t - fal ' 1116 1 ,5 00 i Fits_ ..„,,.... .... ei ikt l a NI $ far Haws. • , iffilto,____lnik...,.......ibilw... 41, 1 15 MAU 11 . :: Bete (kW, Lag. . I morrois ; ill pe tes The Outeerkenss datemeat of the paltka ot the 17.,..a17.i ........... 7 1 4 . 4.7 2,661 116.06 MIMI 1 • st ire 1.• wood Eras SS'S IS is id • 1642 . under the heed of "'Money Market." 5...,•- - - I "i• D' ' •= 1 . 1 4 - - ..• 4116 0411oraina ..... a • ...1.,,i 1... paie•el• emitted Is aka ism liesollm puma' - O. b . "" ,„,,,,,,„,•• .verapi - 4 pm efisA. ow Ihi tint soli French shares were generally lows:mid Sat at the Is is fAismiseir_____, -.- 4 2 • te ........ ..... .. el i - preehmeastels divest from ;imam Sariegilw of t -1-1,..4."11*------- as i,in me so levee 75,11 1 44 ..": ...1 per Cad. it Us prate ars divided momood us clop. Upper India scrip is quoted Ito I pi. 'The I^ I° De' (Perie; •-• e- 4 1 . •, %,. li ° 4 1 2 1 seem Thaw& lait is as Mews :-Goid tote :To .11"1, 114 „,, w r ... - 2 T ' es. Yheent's, , , fre.,. • 31,4001.: to Belgium, tis.nsio S. H. dle. 91. 43..11.1. • F'"?, sloe l' is Prwthell .. ( , t - 7 ,.. 5 ,.,, egos.. a requlnd far tbe Amseasse cot Eitoo tienisssin i ns, is .1 Seam ..,............ - 10 - ell Ee11 50 ` 91 4 . B i ihr L s ' 08 4 80 MOKleliffi Arrrivah br the week ending Marsh 8 last year, In -..---. i r ront I, : WI I Woo tiM UWO ..°.;•/...-- i 1 = 6661 : 466 " 6.6.1 a .d, r.r 11 100 OIL OAR : . , 7,000 on. Silver mta, aa I delivery 2100 casks. Ms arrival last week Ocreb. ' a ...... roe.. Wee ?mese, Ar. llllalwas Peft. WiO relden. MIS DAT-Two o'CrAML, It sr is li rs . swisis - .._.' -''' _..,.. 1 - - le Is - 61441- 5i....... 14.P. 4447- . 2 4 ' 1 bees :To St. es, Sidasy, &a., 1,000 os. This nisi ISlitesksrpes st. Patent:mpg, end 129 Loot other AV. i. I. Dis..-............ "I is Al 11 • - 2 " 1-6-4 44 li - VF W .. - In - - I -- Tkare wee sons *stems in the railway market at 2 iiilliar 12 Immo sad s el eS I gives s total of AMON., sad 6,060 01111401 Of Bold; 0 7 . 817 . - T OlO . l , IN deehe. * 1 13 1. I 1 is 1 11 lit D. li. Atha MAIM: all 10 • i I4I 1 IA 4 6 61 3 1 4 62 4 the einisseassnesat el linsineen, bet ithessinee Passed w " 84 t 4 -• 6 I and 8,000 oases Of IdISIF 7 of the aggregate vakm or bervitsrl. le 16 Seems beam te me IN I . A :•. 0.k....,.... _ i • 1 „ sontjuaa HOP MARIE/M.-THIS DAY. ' off,_ AO Menem . Seedily sfinsispt for • M se Da ai.4 te. et Ilia 6 ~...... ; . -.nos. es ti ebset : i "l ilr e me =t e a a th e aud eme nti e e i d alp_ gniiii4 Missis vw. I s s em. rapies_ ii..W sn a @ nd Ss om ith he ope por easa thst rue tharc e gn at a cta g i ee4 INKS o f DEPOSITS and SAVINGS BANKS. Oaledo irkichave heavy. i‘Sestesta, snd der O. & Amildea Seoul is N Setweglan Tema Pr err. M l it tvveertigeT OF CAPITAL. Lensashire and Ukiah, lolls, , bet" bare so arse., ie., ... 444 tpi mi s 110 10 ei: .• iiiists . et -- a To To in . , mote. vie., bribe Bow, for Fort Phi li p. about el t feitTlM) DESIR9III of 111,11111INO 11021 KT in entioltd 4. r ola B . mos aka to steam ir e fle In Mr MI 02.w0r ... 41 42 21 Pia. 1 a per 2 all 74 II , • ' 12 0 4 is i soil by !he Halloopost, Sze Ass- n . ! . she pia of the NATIONAL ASSI7MANCII sad DITIOIT. A- ~ - oirehinCeppi all 11 I 0 slyer Area kliTl o2l . hp Thigh *Ugh Ms if Idind my be A- te-day with . * a Id a l em o n se n rpient asses ... mi 41 122 10 Pali mad soirenwre 12 slll 1. 114161 it 'dd.*. an 1 ri & ' 20 . 0 ° 01 ,...._ilL„soiss•Iltstits_ . ! ) kW, 11lu sate s 2 of • • 0041. SIARKET.-THIS DAY. , sirs, ...used with ....set eacurlry. dsi pi t e t :ll department. 111/ 4 fieb.ar e rlChwlivre 4 4.1 pa II mi..- ...-. ale . , • t r wellsey. - Am mem Wreeeme eon ass 's in e w& Wats Ofteslietl • a, 20e. 61. • Walls lite 1111121914, propeseere sod lig ugermatlos may be bed st 1111•01161e,Wt term, a sum are you sdahlosic . 101 6 .1.. 111•114 if flirot a .., se the week are thus Wised to alas& 176,0001. suer- um. - - - mjer v owe g . 26,:. wo, E.,. ra free, us . 'IS R aed o. P .lB" as ... - 111 i r di It is . 666416.11".. PiT1111 11011.11211014, Illasaglos Likiiko. MAIM AND stoma tiaMmAtentlno. se s: set. less. . $ • 111 • 14 . She nes= "ti tt.7 - _,....., nd --. . l and there is 0011161111011ny1112 40:0116 Of Arrivals 21s. ; Stewart's, 21s. ; Walls End Tess, 4 = l , t. a. Mirtlak.plast,Traidgee.equage, Leedom 26 4 Da $3 Pee opt river -- • Misty - ad 4 Ipa over shipments of nearly 3600001. Thisresalt is of Shiite id 2 0. 16 4 Iliathers it Pronii... 11 41 pa Lasde" Chtirtn Ca Cniabi lli.fil. OA. ' . oil 1 IMa - . ST MPS MAJESTY'S DOTAL LEI TESS PATIfiIT. ~shies. utSlO. O - so as ftsse della lbelp _ ja iltLOVll3 PATENT CASH STAND war- gh. ... _ , . _sr all wst manes st s UMW Wirldwil* 611 1 iii 6ow 1 lima tissidsilly the other way. The drain to the T .,,,,.d . tot rift? Team, and to repay es sass• 10, wt• - v....a •,* .., • • . . 10 6 Don per 080. Freer. .1 er Par is maim .- sataiiiinsp - s.et sl al wellasat his cite ceased ,. awe is abetter prospect 7f- CLITHEROE ELECTION COMMITTER. _ , sass of Woad:bias Is potearSolome &lip i am*. T . ma .--- „ 4 , , 11 le weeny* .4 Prue, • tit wps ~.4 „ ,leet. . . tam Orsnedi„ _. A pm wield Rind 13 eft Uwe. e_ .- te '''' 20 I . - . i Il tig illi r-- . rem* ~,..... §so . 4 0 i t • • WAI F • i era of 1 of reliittieste ji . sw York, the exchange, es ad- --- I mak Is raised wittiest SI le Sam., Lan..sates.Jon. 61 di sista try the win , having lewd** Mit at ' DECISION OF THE COMMETTEB.-THTS DAY.. • be.,.i 1 IJ.lNfir. bock all par fpm .2 . tre " hle be r eeel tte le " 1 174 all I .M.Chas&Birk.3Bl.l23l.C. 21 SI which rate shipments of gold can be made to this This afternoon the committee came to a 'decision t. //19 ) ~ i Sli -.. ro tint my sediment or si 181 : no. ii ,„ . 67. 307... 7 t i l d i "i s rwww I'm' the te e ) Kt. WO 'MAMMA keen ... .. 1 , 11 1911 MISCELLANEOUS. UP•slns 10„001 . 33 Kliymney Iron ... Hi: to New 7 ..:,. 30 Saunas° de Cobs all 21 23 Is - - MI et 7 3 6 9 t side at a profit ; and the only demand for our coin is that Matthew Wilson, Esq ,is not duly rleetfil , burgess I V 1 . VA - by moving the wheel trolil ht. m e lad,A,, N ., . .. 6.11 1111 111 { 1 rlsht t° left It tr teetered IS ell l idaseter awl Molyke . erk .. 24 :3 0, 1100•11)ehlT t h at the 60 all !Cork and Hamel. ... - ma lee No. be. MinsIAANKAAL P 4 prices I Swine.. done LW. I • 1 / 4 3thth Auttraliae ..... Saturday. to.day. 0 1. 0 0 1 0 On Croft - - for Australia, and even for this quarter there is less inquiry. The specie freight of the Hellespont is extra- to serve in the preset p:aliaturnt fo,r the b .r. ugh al Cli- -1 beroe, and that the heat election for the saio: borough is a void election. il ,Or ,i, -• ' - r d , iftl „,` 6 ,l ,`, 4 ,. the .....„ .....4 se 13 Dews sad BeltestJare.. li IS pea 41k ad _-- -_ --- 43 . 171 co.7.ll;;Unleed Mexican "V' 1M.44 , 10 N. to...graen Agri. 3'. ..".0 233 233 3 7 .." 1 , Walla " :e e - " el " "Y a° ""--- 112 so lis Wei esruyind Abet Money Wigram and Co.'s ships, which arc usually belay ens pt disturbed, does linen.= -.. a ti 123,71 v. Ildt. Auer. Laud al. fly SS pm 100000 1 ;Wen Granada 4l Ii .. ' ,---- and the tut gill of. ale, la to East Anglian ... ..,...... ei 3 1 127, 13 6 Wel 1be.1...d.e. et: . all --In $ 1,.‘,.g. 1 !W.... equip,. 1.6 7 Oe 1 , T u la all i IPm entrusted with very valuable freights having ac- SP 0 R TING. eaWt .. II iIIC, ke . may be drawn 1 , a I mu, (ps E. ang . R.).. 1 e off perfectly Might' Th e zo so : wows •Inkotio. 111 )3 131 lid I. n.o. i .**4 , llhAustanyeel an 11 2 poi 21 it 12,700, 2' . AU•aliwn Laa IS 039 40 1 - quired a high character. It must be hOrne in mind, -- • however, that the gold brought in by the Three Belts *a wns 's" a the Peteet /3 1 all ; isiones Ulm* tea; A.,. 1.0,010.1 10e Van Divas a's Igoe, 29 19 20 1111 COVENTRY ILACES.-S.iTuratv. • 1 4 6 ‘.. r. " Ili Ca.k Stand us Unions : fli.U.6b.) .. .. 11 ii a MONEY MARKET. is not yet delivered, whilst that'by the Alert has not ... • ItIAL STAKES of 5 140,91. each, and 30 added. for 3-yr- • iet eV a., when a car& °nibs ol task 15 , iii 1 74. 4 1 4 , 4 8 sad c 'se 81 it JOINT STOCK BANKS. yet arrived in the river, so that it will be some time olds and upward.. One mile. (5 subs.) .rand requires Ulnas, a ft, t oo a., LA ... A ,. 77 77 TN 41 id - ; ; slo.lon ban n s .. SATURDAY EVENING. before the Bank vaults will receive this accession to Mr. G. Mouro's Father Thames, 1 pee, Sat 71b, walked block of wood, be- is put 54 all IL & W.I. Ussisilinitin 37 60 The market for the home funds was weaker to No. Share /Wise. 'Paid piece done over. 11 1 9M . ,-er anger it ; tke see . st. 10u Iltdiabarith and Olarcow .76 73 714 &nude to.de • 41 °Y their treasures. Still there appears strong ground SWEEPSTAKES of tt sou. each, and 20 added, for 3-yr- ....1: lea: I he 14411 "' l• _._ d*- to , It' ed.nbargh and Peebles.. 1 di . Ipm I• Y" in mnsequence of further unfavourable intelligence for believing that the downward movement of the -- , , eased. • .sv,•••1 Rim . DTI°. en'eek ter ) ") le new ,'wet 'Se... St. , 160 I VAinburgn, Poet i., bands 32 36 521 24 , 00 len es e treleda - all 14, eel Pei a Tent WC tO the dispute between Austria and Turkey. Bank's stock has received a decided check. obi. and upward.; Winn•r to be sold for 1001 ., etc. One ad Mfttlllll, 11W . l,r Met qu.rte, at the least. p...nerZ.r.t? n ee &lie° (Asegew & a.....w..t. IR , 2 . 40.000 123 (island. Bank of Ada 6 - - 41 • Prima_ hnimovpr_ rPel.th. very rnhartstntiv_ anti thn .... .• • , , •• ~• I 1 ...._ • se t .. mile. (4 subs.) .-- - _ .. .. ... _. .. ... .. .... . . . ~ ...., . .._. .... ... . , . 1 11 7 4 . ;. - T.rftli kt 4 1 .rd . _.:. i +e 1 • ~,r .• waMil and tir.s s m as!. Engravings gratis.—sAlllES BARLOW, Watsr ant resales, H. K.ng William-street, Mansiembouee. Do. 6 Siblfol4 A, Stock.. . Do. rbaroo,ll, Stack.. o*.roattt. sal Weirt.(lro. Droot Western _ . 8038 el{ 44 44 122 1:1 109 109 92f tj 7j 9u 43 13 14 we 70 . 74, 71i ad 44 stow ritortd. Bonk of Asia rhort. 8...nt of India. Amaraha, and Chinal IP zaill oh, ~kotti•a, and, - . II lj pm 2 21 pm i i dis 6 6j pm Turkey. Prices, however, recede very reluctantly, and the decine tc-day was limited to 1 per cent. There was some inquiry for money is the Consol market, at 2 to I'l per cent. Consols opened this morning 99 to 1, but the last tractions were sales at 991, and the price left off 991 :o a, both for cash and the 10th of March. Busicess in this department continues inactive. The report officially rendered is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 99, ; ditto for account, 901, a, 1. Three per Cents. Reduced, 1011. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, a, 4 . Long Annuities, 1660, 6 7-16. South Sea Stock, 110 The dividends falling due the sth March on the Cuba Loan of 1834 and 1837 are advertised for pay ment by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. The following notice was issued by the Post-office to-day ..n.) Mr. '1 norlby's Black Jack, 3 yrs (251.), 7st„.(Wells) 1 Mr. C. 11. Smith's Miss Mrrian, aged 114 121 b (Hickman) 2 - . tralis and India L •ndon rtcred Bank! Ia J AMES of D E LICATE COMPLEXION, who suffer Man eitsonre to cold winds , and damp nowhere. will d immolate oral rootliiiie relief in the application of ROW/LAKIN' NAL% tom. Di. unique botanied preparation allays all irritation sad teak rues n 1 the rlln, scow's* cutaneous thallgurcousti,treckles, sod tan, 1.1n , 1 nips IA a bas'Any and blooming appearance to the cora pkalce. a^d 4 delie“ey .red whom to the hand. and arms- Per. enerance in PP ap;.!:eat ion promotes a tree and uninterrupted ron do of ttooe import in. functions of the alio ro earantial for the =non of I ..d:h, and the shainau nt and continuance of • I c .nitdrzion. Gentle.nen. alter oh:alai, will alao find It Slay the irritability sal smarting pain. and render the gm soft, Ooh, an Price Ca Gd. anal sa. Cd. per bottle. Caution . 111011. "Howland,' Kalydoe' are cm the wrapper, and A. ItOwLAND and soNs, 20, ilattOO-Clidell, lendon. on the go reenawat name, afilted on each bottle. Bold by them and by Choonae• Perfumer*. I iii•it doUtii kuterTi liAlieNster and e 44.016 10 4 34 21,000 25,000 23,0c0 AuatrAll ChArterril London 11,..nit 4 . )! Au.l Betting : 3tol on Black Jack. Won by half a length. COVENTRY FILEN 11►Fnic►P of 10 son each. and 100 added ; the second to save his stake. One mile sod a half. Do. Tbird• , Utawhire and .. iarasair Do.. fifths 'lac& Northern 134 16 9 9f If 2pm lOS In 4 ISI4 11111 ti j 3 pe *2 4 •31 44 14 dila 4 $ du II IS If SI 77j j Be 0,000 110,000 8,0011 a ugraliA Ft*, al A w•tntl. Bank,ne ;:n1 Import. Co ith v-traiir UllOll o; Australia ' Uo. New 49 31 73j 74j 8 ej 1 17 Letters fur the Cape, Victoria, or New South Wale', will be in time to be forwarded by the Hellespont, private ship, if posted on Monday eveniug.--General lust office, Feb. 26, 1863. The railway calls for the month of March are very small. The annexed statement of them is extracted ' from Mr. Mihill Slaughter's Weekly Share List, pub lished under authority of the Stock Exchange Com mittee : C.p:siin Lane's Conn:ore, 1 yrs, 7st 9lb (G. E. Sinap) 1 Mr. Phillips's Le Juil, b pi, 7st 5111 (lin.ot 2 Mr. Stevens's Chilton, 3 yrs, Est 31b (Wells 3 Mr. 1, ind's Odiham, 5 yrs, 7st 111) (Preece 0 Mr. ltsyner's Presto, 5 yrs, Est 91b • ..... (Ken all 0 Mr. G. Monro'a Flora, o yrs, 6st 81b (Cliff) 0 Betting: Even ou Le Juil, 4 to 1 each agat Commies and Chilton, and 7 to 1 agst Odiham. Won in a canter by three parts of a length. Two YEAR OLD STAKES of 5 SOTs each, and 25 added; colts, fist 41b; fillies, fist llb. Lost half mile. (13 subs.) Mr. Tretn's f Clio (W. char p) Mr. G. Taylor nd 1 by Annandale out of Madeline Presses (Dermal 2 Mr. Pres Vixen ( Knigh t 3 Mr. T. ti , evens's Adelaide (Mute s 0 7 to 4 sgst Clio, 2 to 1 ugst Vixen, and 6 to 2 agst Made line filly. \Von by a length; two lengths between second and third. CITY HANDICAP of 3 SOTS. each, and 20 added; three quarters of a mile. (16 subs.) Mr. J. Adkin's Heroine, aged, 7st 9lb ....(Preece) 1 Mr. Land's The Greek, 4 yra , Gst 12ib ..(K , ndall) 2 Mr. G. Dresses Fidelity, 4 yrs, Est 121b..(Watson) 3 Mr. C. Higgins's Maria Bennett, aged, Bat 31b 111 1 14640 s and Blaetwall . Loa.,Tilbury,& lloaDwai 100 !Loa.. 13r1ahl.a. it 8. Com 100 Landes It North-Weeter 1$ I Do. . 1 Do.SlOalt.,lirami 1011 [madam & Boutb.lesetan 1%1 /SO . Se 1110 : • all !Loadoaderry umeraker an 11dradoadrry& Eaniakdko 100 I Ilami.,,B4f.,&llacodwa 411 Do.Mam&Lll..aL Calm. 'lBO Yldiaed N& Do. Blrai.. Ma • Dt;:w 1701111.0. &mt. (Ire)Wiarm ;100 Newmarket 11 DA. Burr &tensions .. 16 NrwportAbere.adlendlard ! 74 NewrF and Gan:Jo:Men all Newg r arrempoistatilm 16 Do. Kew _ . 113 If 1191 19 lad 21 id 1 90111 ad MINES. SAT I'RDAT EVININ 0. As usual on a Saturday there has been only a quiet business in the market for British mining stocks. Prises present little change, the market re maining firm. The gold mining shares were a shade flatter to-day on the settling, but there was little change in prices, except for Great Nugget Veins, which closed only 3to pm.: Waller Shares, on being offered, fell to 2 pm., and although the closing price is called nomi nally 21 to 3 pin., the same as yesterday, this movement is indicative of the result that must inva riably attend a " rig" of this description. Mexican and South American shams were flat, but United Mexican have rallied to 7;. From the Board of Trade returns last issued we extract the following detailed account of the quan tities of metals of home produce and manufacture ex ported from the United Kingdom during the month ending the sth of January in the last three years: Quantities. Emmen. Month coding Jan. 6. Metals :—via. 18.51. 1852. 1853. Iron, pig tons 4,511 7/199 9.596 Mar, bolt, and rod tons 28,382 29,925 40,3n5 Wire Cut tons 2,001 1,493 6,392 1 Wrought of all sorts tons 8,711 6,731 9,701 Steel, unwrought Copper in bricks and pigs cwts. 13,900 3,953 7,741 Sheets, nails, lice. (including mixed or yellow metal for sheathing) Wrought of other 61,i 827 1,104 . • -of all ..... • .:s. 1,736 1,577 2,1')6 Lead Tin, unwrought Tin Piates value £77,983 62,851 68,914 The total declared value of the exports of these various descriptions of metals during the month and 12 months, ending with the above date, is as fol lows : For the month. For 12 months. 1863 £827,102 £9,928,40.5 18.12 609.368 8,918,124 18.51 627,354 8,767,646 Amount per Share. Doe. Already Number Date. Paid. " Call." of Shares. Amount. Drw ns MA1C111.1333. 'Dijon to Ilecomon Great Northern, New 4y and 10 Serie ....... Lnea•hire and Yorkshire 31 THE DAILY NEWS. Loll6.Panning Paper, pees Sd. A. a NlitkAi Orgus. the DAILY NEW , i, at the head of the Li teral Pree., , t Urea: Britain, advocatine free ounmerce in its broadest lase, and at *moil sod practical reforms, whether political, sonal, er reclesuisteul. Is the 'strut and gala. of Its Clearest Newo,—ln the accuracy of Ite Law Ifeyorta, in the ample, truthful, and impartial character of It. Pante Intirtience, and in tbe varied mercantile and runineretal la s Iwoadeo eastward In the Lay, Railway, and Munetory Artialay— Llb is anvorposaed. asolalos a more &toilet list of Shipping than any other plplI—• aboodadleely early report of Shipping in the Indian Per by etway madael tat --amt the only daily Mining Report, with list of Om% Iptillawhasywbera. anitmen Beef to lasitdes, as being the only paper besides the aWieewtith raeudes, and has always eachoded, frau its whoa= advertisements. as pew. ta pubbe temar is Mown by the lest Warn of stamps WM Re the year IPSO to the leading Landon Newspapers. by Math it wit be seen that this paper (tbe yororyest by more than slaty years) bad in fire years beaten I (boss Wrist compotitors Establlased. Olasope leinesL 1770 911,5 17 S die 74i 78j $ 47 52 0 0 33,:0) 0G,4C0 N 51 $1 Si 3 3 Ca 31 fe 764 74 al 2i 210 0 12 81,000 202,500 1 0 0 126,819 126,819 zford, Worcester, am/ Woleerh4moton Pref., IR, 2nd al. 3 0 0 23,770 77,337 L 471.1.36 Si I Northers Counties Ilaito 9.1199 Aorta' Brltah 111 IS North Devon, * No. I. .. I sal Ds. II A Dented Do. E Ossrsafsed SO 1740 North etallordslur... SS al 'Nark Weston 10 10 I Northam:l S. Woslenslre et IN Milord, Wors..6 Waiver St. 190 I iirattlah Contra et. Iro hoottlsh 1111dIss4 IL IN lairsors. t Itlrm.. Mrs A Do. L.1174.19.0e5r. Blh fii of IhroorobsryKW.) tikostol OW. W ... 134 811 Deo Salle no no to • SI Si Da Is SI ilis tli =s SS IS mom Dem „. SI. 111 Soslb loam SO SS Smolt _ SO IS bosh To.koli.illverDn 70 ' e DlttJ ditto 30 110 Items, fisronDookthall , I 17 IVO, of Meath 90 all 'Wstorkml IfllliSissy. le !3i& I WiOtblesos ▪ ,109 Yorkllowortiollaßortrieli; _ 6l _ y Si 24 cll• 34 $7 .. Si id w 4 Total • The amount culled by foreign companies is £f01.460, but the bolding' of Englirb proprietor ere not known. The Railway Times estimates the total receipts since the let Jan. u follows _ . (Wells) 4 13Ptting-5 to 4 on Heroine, and 2 to 1 apt The Greek. ✓on by a length, the Greek a bad third. The Chases on Monday begin at two o'clock. N 46 di 4418 48 Se 4 1 pm se 111 107 64 CS 61 87 70 71 Is 10 1p 11 U 1110 21, 81 No. of Average receipt Total Receipts. miles open. per mile. 1853 £2, C ,94.3.50 6,617 £315 1 0 18.52 1,868,662 6,394 292 5 0 1853 1,766,173 6,262 282 0 0 BETT I G THE COURSE. COVENTRY STEEPLECHASE. 10 to 1 eget Vietrese (token) 60 to 1 Half-and-Han (t) METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 14 to 1 apt I....trnpedo (taken) CHESTER. CU P. 20 to 1 apt Trifle (taken to 1001.) DERBY. 2,000 to 100 agtt The Reiner (taken) 2.5 to 1 Nionyhatarner (taken). Illsonws ess.ovicta llMoss Post 1771 121.100 Owe Thrum „„. ..... ..„- 1711 MU 1aw5...._..._....... Ifs arshiswil swisds i gL jus= 4 Wwithi *miss we dorms/ Isr a °UV Ilsois ' ils Ilislersi l d umi lllt : So Lads ussleg Atli Ss 11,411 Usk hip pm/ sal •Will ous % tralsi ssadmidaly est wwwwwidvs illoodise is is did pills splits d lisstrd ; ma dandy. with do sindsilia d ilis lassoldi lily dr aid with the wasire et sauril le ift . Thus •—ditsissl e j a m 407 perm its faded sows thaw aseessgstat with its lidwwww." I Ts bit mimed d Of isslissiler or Neingais la Ur limbs I did ow /)Say 10, Vssistimaett. Shet-strimit. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The market for the home funds was rather flat at the opening this morning. Consols were first called 991 to 2 ; and sales were subsequently made at 994 for cash, but a rally has ensued, assisted by the ac counts from Australia and the arrivals of gold, and the present quotation is 991 to both for money and account. Iho Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to 1 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 1034 to !; Bank Stock, 2261; India Stock, 267 1 . ; India Bonds, 40s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, June, 175., 125., Bs., and lls. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks have been un usually few, the settling engaging attention. Mexican Bonds are good, having been done at 241, and prices generally are steady. Spanish Old Threes murk 48 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61 per cent. ; Chilian Threes, 78 ; Dutch Fours, 99 to ; Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 971 ; No other transactions are reported. iie 33 37 I 5 7% I. YORK SPRING MEETING, 1853.--TUESDAT. WEIOIITtI FOY THE FLYING DVICIIMAN'd HANDICAP. Age. at. lb. Age. at. lb. Cariboo Ariosto Oink' O'Rourke 4 871 Happy Joe 4 6 0 Nancy 5 8 3 Tomo , 3 6 0 I.tdian Warr i or.. 4 81 I The Twin ... . .. .. .. . __ IS 1341 Si 1 134 . 16. V 274 31 j 11. t r 71. 41 • le GM SI CULVERT.reij, 'and _ _ na es t~lndee~ n; no au Iliad WI *ad WHAT TO EAT, DIUNK. AND AVOID. n. Lacuna TO YOUNG HEN. us. HOW TO ist RAM. 11, ! i ,Tark sad ?Onto Midlaad LINEA LEAPED AT in Beech Nut 3 C srybantes 3 Lord Fauconberg 3 Tovistock G rapcshot lietTy Darling Augusta 3 Charity Hobby Hone 3 Jacqueline 3 Tolfourd 3 .tie Ist of April. Frantic iheCoofts.,r 5 7 13 King of Trumps 1 7 10 Lueiu Poodle 4 7 7 Oos , amer Lough Bawn 5 7 2 Ammonia Little Davie I'elopidas Richmond Forfeits to be declared by t, NOLL AND PHYSICAL OP Lilt. rant.(le.u.iZaiset Ditto without a goiniatie 'lewd to iinetWaters t% oLott guarant.(kartsel DW V:. Data without tit.. (Wog to tirestWoirn Baskiagliewhire (Wm _00.1A.1101.013_1•Wl!tir° ON SPECIAL DUIEMIZI. SO 31 rij 30i SO SI Oi MARYLON L!7L 'LI. I OF WINTRIL t ossnranos, ma MIMOSA& 11101DS. IL. ui z. 111 SO 107 1011 VIENNA, FEB. 24.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 93;. New Loan (Series A),— ; (Series B), 106!; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., Bank Shares, 13.93. Exchange on London, 10.56. Pe He 149 131 32 11% WEIGHTS FOIL TIIE Age. Et. lb. .... 5 8 7 Truth 'IIAMPION HANDICAP. Age. st. lb. SirßowlaulTren. Frantic Ilungerford Timid Fawn 5 8 0 7 0 chard 5 Lady Agnes .... 4 of the Mist . mum, 111 E, ttfd /1130TCUTAKER I eds. le.eselL HYDROPATIIT: OR, THE COLD WATRI CTRL Skewed, 23, Paterwww-row ; Chiwollio„ 1 IT. Floot-stroot Nos% N, Cambia, and .0 b00..09.ft : or of Y. R. Calwerwell, N.D., 10, Arwr.. , 4oe, higial-oliar, who say be consulted daily Wow 10 WI 5, awl ull 11. MILITARY CAMPS NEAR LONDON. Captain Higginaon, of thn 3rd battalion o( Grenadier Guards, has been engaged for several days past 1 in taking a f Ascot-heath, for the purpose of ' selecting the most eligible position for an encampment of seven thousand of the house held brigade and regiments of the line, which are to be encamped there in the months of May and June next. Surveys have also been made in the Great Park, Hounslow, and at Bagshot-heath, where it is satended to encamp at the same time as many regi ments as can be spared from all the military stations in this country. CLERICAL (ma, •N. Rev. W. D. Auslereen, to Milton-Darnerell Reetory tc. Cookbery Perpetual Curacy, Devon ; value 375!., with re side:we. Rev. George Poole, to Ilammerwich reepotial Curacy, Staffordshire; value 451. Rev. Joseph Francis Tbrupp, to Barrington Vicarage, Cambridgeshire; value 1017., with residence. Rev. John Welborn, to West Clandon Rectory, Surrey ; value 116 i, with residence. Res. P. W. Story, to the Vicarage of Fawaley, North amptonshire. diocese of Peterborough. Rev. W. Watson, to the Curacy of Lutton, dioccre Pe terborough. Rev. 0. Smith, to the Curacy of Burrow-on•thc-hill, diocese Peterborough. Rev. C. J. Gibbon, to the Curacy of Bothwell, diocese Peterborough. Rev. J. Walker, to the Curacy of Drafield, diocese Peterborough. See. D.J. Drakefurd, to the Curacy of Redmill, diocese reterberoagb. TACINT. Stanoente.—tincoln ; value 4.0001.; patron, the Crown; Right Rev. John Kaye, Di/ , deceased. HEREFORD, Rosa, AND GLOretinTEß RAILWAY. —Beatnik", SATURDAY NIGHT.—The half-yearly meet in, of this company wan held here this afternoon. The (Asir Ivo taken by Ormerod, Esq., in the absence of Mr. Becher, M.P., chairman of the b oar d of directors. Atte; the notice had been read, the balance-sheet showed the re ceipt of 79,3.171, on calls and advances, sod the payment of 11. ,of which 51,5621. has been pad to contractors and x2werila of 16,000/. for land and compensation. The ba- Isace of all receipts up to December last, now at the hankers, amounts to the sum of 17,6491. 13s. 7d. The re- Port ou the motion of the chairman, was adopted. The Chairman briefly addressed the meeting, alluding to the, protract, of the shareholders and the progress which had already been made with the works, expressing his belief! that that portion oil the line from the junction with the South M ales line at the Orange to the Lea tunnel would soon be opened, and thus afford a small dividend to the proprietors. The proceedings terminated with ea nasailmous vote of thanks to the board of directors. FIRE AT A OCTTA PERCUA FACTORY.—Retwcen It . ) and II o'clock on Saturday morning a Gra broke out on Oe_ premises o f M r. B arnett, gutty percha manufacturer, 2l7, Totteharwoourt-road ; a female, it appears, was proceed teft with some natio percha, in an ignitable state, towards the pump, when some of it fell, it it believed, upon the E'4l. Some pictures and furniture were destroyed, and ether damage ensued. 11=11 1 e ssoie =7 lieotlistateediotrrip.et (Dodd to at. !Welborn) Olooeselor i Des hew (Imo. to OnotWeetter Hortlettosi Dock k Rano. ilmod to 'M. N. & Der.) 111 Mau Da dams dttco) i Do. done (ditto) 1. Wei= eat Geseniriet _ (( DosO i to Death Upton DM* Twines (ditto} Landoll IllosrApteCest. (item. to Ilsefeik) Ditto ditto 11 per Ow ( it W aaelt oad .lluzion.falatioel to LCW.BOIQ Middlookirof A onit Itritou timed r Dleeto. Di Dail. tlidlaadiWrd(MWL) Dorthontitioloes pert: (lewd to Imet.Coost er Proem/My» (leer. Um. Stit.West.deLase.k Tort Ditto e (ditto) Dolma sad Midi (Imo to Great Donbas D•. gibe Drell "'tack tVIWiI - kl — cirli‘ woor Valk, , tl i t= (lewd to et Ditto Ditto Ditto wUY It doeserect (key.' M Onset Western) SI 33 1001 14 ; SHAUL 100 dbeedeen all l iteerueen No. 2, 7 per Ct. i cuit 11 , i Irlatol k Keener 4 wet. 106 see OD Caledoolan AlO ... „. 106 It 7 IS Mostar and 11.1yheed 4j end Bastke . 4 die per all ,Dtusdee, Perth, sad neer. I deen Junetson ... 3i East/1ai11an(31.10,164.Ct 3 14 3 Do. ie. (MI 7 per Ct. 3 4 2 De. Es. (71. 17..17 per Ct. rpm GI Raat.Cua.Lata..3 p ',NO i 3 Pm gioitto do. N 0.2 1 14 ,int 10 "Do. New. per Cent. Innen 14 IS 30 2064-rnlue,llortpdn.Bp.C4 IS I 5 , 3 .11dinhureb, Perth. ard' i . Dundee, 24 per Cent . 100 Oreat Northern 3pi rand U 7 1:9 it.. 100 De. 5 per et nt. Strip. Ys.; , . deentab:e at 13 p.rt. pm' 111 115 10 II Dn. 44 percent. germ . 84 bj 04.112erntestrn(1)31,ratM 1 30 . 6 OWert.likanliantaea Spal nt. , leo Ot.Weatern, need it 4.64.' It 100 Ditto deed 4 per ant 16 6 Liartut,it• t... 1 ores YgiS IL 110 Ditto 8 per rent Mock_ St 100 Leo.: lineo.Claar.6 pen* IN. 100 Ditterrekrentlal 3 peva. SO , 3 Lon./1893WretCon.ThIrde 12J all Loadcederry &Ghee. lab 121 all Londonderr7&Ennlak.4shl 35 33 Idan.e4rtrattale.lee.l4o l 10 :10 , De. New sio .. •i s • __Du. t 6 12‘, sr Ile 1.. IN 102 Irin i 101i pia 4pia 131 ISI s 41 •°l II 1 Plo Pm 146 14$ i If II 1 1 e IST PI li+; .111aryp.at Carlisle. 44 p Ct. W. 100 ltbdisadCoun.br.ast....o;• 16f 11 Ditto Frefereose ...... 20 • 10 Norfolk Este:Ana 6 a 0 Da. Ottsran'red Se per* , ; all Dn. Wavenerfalley 11 For • 100 :tort It Braise 20 all N•wth Statronialiira St. , 106 Oxford. Worcester. and ! Wolter., Sl5. Ow Cent 16 , Dit.o ditto ditt. • ; 6 itireiralltino.VewGise It l 0 Iltwewr.kChaster(Nor.W. MUNI • per Cent... 10 10 Do. 5 per Cest 15 1 31 loath Dana 10 1 lf • Ditto New .1 14611 all •icath Ea.tern (11:9;61.I ana.)of t. 1.0.11„ II I all 1 1 / 4 11.Yottshireipe ▪ Illaterlordatkil • 100 :Teric.Newcartle7,=' I t.Nortb ot Caroselt: 17 1 5 Ditto 26 10 ,Torkitl .11id.11.521Z21111 2$ U 2 le psi It lie 17 1$ PM 164 116 1/ 6 9 4Ps 2$ 262 19 11 dss par 3 165 pet St. I I. Bt. 13 16, 6 20 , 111 115 14i 37i 1/ fa 251121 111 10i 11 20 24 211 2 31 65 67 133 154 131 133 I !se These figures show an extraordinary expansion at the export trade in metals, and one of the most re markable results consists in the fact that in the Isaa month the movement has been more marked than ever before known. It may be fairly assumed that the export of metals for the current year will ba larger than any known in the annals of our war merce. The increase on the corresponding month of 1832 is no less than 318,7441., or 62 per cent. The general increase in this branch of trade is the more worthy of notice when it is considered that the prices of all descriptions of metals have - the last year experienced an almost unex rise, a circumstance which ordinarily has the of checking foreign demand. On a more analysis of the returns we find that this has been actually perceptible in the articles of per, lead and tin, but that the present tendency A these items is now in the direction of a rally. The chief increase is in the article which has also been marked by the greatest rise in price, viz., iron. The augmentation in the shipments of this metal during the last month, more especially, is calculated to excite great attention, and fully bears out the anticipations indulged in by us on several occasions. The exports of this metal are shown below : For the month. For 12 months. 18.53 £530,269 £6,155,600 1852 1851 This demand is mainly owing . to the vast railway works which are now being carried on by our enter prising capitalists in so many parts of the world. In fact, a larg e portion of the money which we have lately sub scribed to foreign and colonial railway projects never leaves the country at all, but is at once invested in railway iron. Again, a large por tion of the American and other railway bonds lately taken up here have been paid for in our iron. The declared value of the shipments is of course increased by the enhanced prices now current for metals ; but after making duo allowance for this, we hare still evidence of an unexampled foreign and colonial de mand. The demand for iron ship-building and iron houses is also exercising an important influence. The present position of the market for this metal is exciting so much attention, that these returns are invested with additional interest. The exports of copper of all kinds for the month and 12 months are thus stated : For the month. For 12 months. 183 1852 1851 In the 12 months the exports of tin have been to ,the extent of 83,6081., against 84,047/. in the corm soonding period ending the sth January, 1852, and 12 11,798/. in 1851. Those of tin plates have been LI 0 3,317/., against 1,020,236/. and 927,202/. ; and thofe of lead 333,1011., against 344,313/. and 387,304.: THIS I►AY.—Two o'CLorx. The gold mining shares arc very firm to-day, and the tendency of prices is generally upwards, although there Is scarcely a quotable advance as yet. The old Australian Copper Company's shares have risen to 71. Australiou Agricultural are firmer. There was less business in Exchequer Bills to-day, and prices on the whole were rather less firm. The June bills were dealt in at 17s. and 12s. prem., clos.ng Bs. to 161. prem.; whilst the transactions in , the advertised issue were at fis. and 12s. prem. India 4 loads mark 455. and 50s. prem. II the foreign stock market there was an advance in Peruvian, the Six per Cents. reaching 1074, and closing 106 to 107, consequent upon the announcement of the new loan. The Deferred stock was also better. There is a report that a project is on the tapis for converting these bonds inti an immediate Three per Cent. stock. At present a certain proportion of the guano profits must be annually devoted to the purchase for extinction of these bonds in the open market, and the Peruvian government see clearly that as these profits increase, and the amount applicable to the sinking fund be comes larger, it will be an easy matter for the holders Ito raise the price to an extravagant height. Under these circumstances it appears very desirable that a fair arrangement should be speedily come to. Indeed, the existing position of the holders of this stock is very unfair. This portion of the debt was created by the funding, at the miserable rate of 75 per cent. only, of the overdue dividends arising on the old bonds. After the lapse of three years it was agreed by the bondholders, who were too glad to obtain an arrangement of any kind from their debtor. that this deferred stock should begin to bear , inter. ..t the wretched rate of 1 per cent. per an ...us, and that the interest on this, the most sacred portion of the debt, should experience an annual airy mentation of per cent. until April, 1P56, from which date it should bear an interest of 3 per cent. per an num. By the same convention it was agreed that one-fourth of the net profits of the guano sales, after meeting dividend requirements, should be de voted to the purchase for redemption of these deferred bonds. Such has been the wonderful demand for guano, and so great has been the corresponding augmentation of profits, that the Peruvian government find they have periodically a large and increasing sum to invest in these bonds, al though they bear at present an interest of 14 per cent. only. The injustice of this arrangement is palpable ; for, if the Peruvian government can afford to buy up their debt, they can also afford to pay a full rate of interest upon it. The proposed conversion cu it may be termed) _of the old Six per Cent. stock into a Four-and-a-Half per Cent., at the rate of 1181. 10s. of the latter for every 1001. of the former, is also dictated by the desire to simplify the arrange ments as regards redemption, the Peruvian govern ment at the same time seizing the opportunity of raising a further sum to liquidate onerous burdens at home. Of course, there is no disposition to cavil at the latter arrangement, the largest holders having already signified their intention of exchanging into the new stock; but it behoves the Peruviau government, if they desire to obtain a good character iu our market, to act with fairness towards all classes of the debt, the more especially in view of the magnificent source of revenue which they have under their control. The New Four-and-a-Half per Cent, loan is stated to have been dealt in to-day as high as 6 prem., and closed 34 to 44 prem. Mexican Bonds experienced a decided rally, closing 244 to 1. The market for this stock was very strong, owing to a " bear" account and stock being wanted for the settling, coupled ;with some buying. The Spanish Committee's Certificates were quite as pod as yesterday, being firm at 6 to 61 per cent. Turkish Ft:rip is quasi es Ito i prem. la other stocks there was no feature. Bargains are thus reported : Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 64. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., for account, 16th March, 66 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 99. Granada One and-a-Half per Cents., ex. Dec., 1849 Coupon, 211; ditto Deferred, 114. Mexican Three per Cents., 231, 241; ditto for account, 241. Peruvian Six per Cants., 1051, 1071; ditto Deferred, Three per Cents., 631, 644. Portuguese Four per Cents., 39. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 231; the Com mittee's Certificates, 61, 64 per cent. Swedish Mortgage Loan, 14 die. The railway market formed an exception to the general character of the Stock Exchange. Stock was in greater demand to-day for the settlement, except ing Lancashire and Yorkshire and Dovers, and the general appearance of the market was strong. The former stock has been supplied since last account by influential holders, and commanded as much as to contango. London and North-Western and Mid land were both scarce, especially the latter. The contango on Midland has also passed off. The names passing show further investments by the public, but to a diminished extent since the late advance. With some few exceptions stock generally may be said to be 'scarce, and speculative operations are still, on balance, in the direction of lower prices. It appears that the telegraphic despatch received in town yesterday afternoon announcing the arrival of the Sydney steamer was erroneous, a mistake being caused by the Australian steamer putting back. The Alert, however, has arrived off the coast from Sydney with 43,132 ounces of gold, worth 172,500!. Ver dates are ouly to the Ist November, and COOK queltly.' old. The imports of the precioui metals this week have been larger than of late, owing to the resumption of Australian arrivals. The Three Bells hai broaght during ompled effeCt minute cheek LI pm id COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was a small supply of English Wheat this morning by land-ca r riage samples from the near counties, and was cleared off at an early hour, at the extreme rates of Monday last. Foreign Wheat was held with firmness, and where sales were made former prices were well supported. Flour sold slowly, at the currency of this day week. Barley was in short supply, and its value was fully main tained. The receipts of Oats have been trifling, with the excep tion of Irish, of which description several cargoes have ar rived since the report was made up, and such were rather easier to purchase, whilst other qualities were fully as dear as last week. Beans and Peas steady, at former prices. aiIItIVAIJI INTO LONDON MOM FEB. 21s t to FEB. 20th. 8393 Barley 1979 Osta 378 Katt ..... 3438 Flour, to:4a. hub. Forel., 83 310 E 95 I 12.0 698 1810 1430 50 188 es and 8485 was. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets wears very firm apps Branco. Scats.-Buoiness to somo extent has been done. c,,erae .a was done on Saturday in native Ceylon, at 4, s. 64. to 4%., and there are more buyers than sellers to-day at the latter price. Marate.-Iron • Scotch pig has been unsteady, and prices have fluctuated about 25.-present quotation is dos. ; bar and rail continues in good demand. Copper end Lead have been in fair demand, at full prices. Tin : British has further advanced fos. ; and East India has sold at Irs. ad vance-Banca, 12ds. ; Straits, 116 s. ; Spelter hos sold freely at last week's currency. Otisww•Seal, pale, 351. 10s. to 361. ; straw, 331. 10s. to 341.; brown, 321. to 33/. 10s. ; sperm, 881. to 901. ; head matter, 901.; cod, 341.; South Sea, 32/. to :;6/.; Olive Gallipoli. 691. to 70/ ; Spanish and Sicily, 66!. to 671. ; palm, 33/. to 33!. 10s. . • cocoa nut, 371. 10s. to 39/. 10s.; seed, rape, pale, 391. to 401.; linseed, 321. 15s. to 331. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The number of Beasts is smaller than was expected, owing to the non-arrival of some foreign c.nsignments. The trade is by no means briok, but last Mondays prices are pretty gemrally obtained. The supply of Sleep is again very short, and trade is quite as good as of late. In some instances choice selling Downs have made higher prices. We have very few Caves on offer, and conse quently they are sold rather dearer. Our foreign supply consisted of 104 Beasts, 640 Sheep, and 28 Calves; from Scotland there are 460 Beasts; Nwfolk and Suffolk, 2,200; and 200 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Ycr scuau of en+. 4. •1. 4. ; KOOS ..t bit*. . I Oen Ms*, Ilertfor.4.. 4 0 4 ; gait 10;34. it 11f:bd. 1 4 1 i c 0 0 A Bog Shun-horns ..... 31u 1 u ; duos Lona-owls 4 2 4 104 ro.rotul Quality flea a.. 3 2 6' 5,0 Shorn _ „ ;; Calves . 310 4I0" 17444 as! uncond quality 4 0 4 4 Plea . ............ •I 04 I )o. do. abuts o u u tier 14144 a 1131r-t0.414 e 0 5 4. Lamb , —. . 0 0 0 0 Mast. at narket. 3,734; ohoeo and Lambs,. 1 . 6.70; C silt*, 64; PIP. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY. During the past week there have been no arrivals coast wise or by rail; but a few cargoes lave come up from France, which have met a ready sale at advanced prices. There is a a oisidersble &et of French cargoes at *ea that have been detained in the Channel by not th- east winds. The follow ing are this day's quotations • York Regents, HOE to 150 a. ; Lincolnshire, 90s. to Ws. ; Scotch, !oos. to 110 s. ; ticateh ActlF, new ; French Whites, 90*. to 105#. ; Dutch, note. Gossamer Pride Trousseau '7 -5 AFREAS SCIENTIFiC FAPEDITIONS.—We regret much to have to state, that Dr. Ovi rwvg, t! c companion of Dr. Barth, in his journey into central Africa, has died at Kotu, south-west of and near to Lake Tchad, or Chad, from the effects of a slow fever. He was only twenty seven years of age. The loss is a great one, under the circumstances. Government has equipped 1)r. Vogel, the astronomical assistant at Mr. Bishop's, as astronomer and botanist, with two uppers and miners, to reinforce this expedition. We believe they sailed on the 20th or 21st. Dr. Barth has sent over, among other thing•, a compre hensive map of the route to Lake 'Fenzel, and of the countries surrounding it, composed en a scale of an inch to the degree, which Mr. Petermann. who Speaks in the highest terms of it, is pre paring for publication. Many rivers flow into the lake, but none out of it ; so that it as not, as has been supposed, one of the sources of the Nile. The wlicle country west and east, towards the Niger and the Nile, is for the most part highly cultivated, and comparatively densely popu lated. Towns and villages abound on all sides. We have intelligence from the East, that liormucl 1121164 M has ar rived at Nimrod, where he has commenced his excovations with success. The French are hard at work, and saw they have found the chariot of Aseltur himself. lioyunjik only affords as yet clay tablets used as money and for petitions. The Turks have begun to work at the mound of Nabbi Yunus, or the prophet Jonah, where, from relirious ecru pies, they will not let Europeans excavate. The country around is in a very disturbed state, some of the Mesopota mian Arabs being in a slate of insurrection.—Tailes's Lois donWeck.ly Paper. THE CORNWALL 11.m.wAT.—The fourteenth half yearly meeting of the sharehalers in the Cornwall Rail way Company, was held is the Town Hall, Truro, on Sa turday. The attendance of shareholders wan more than usually numerous. The chair was talie a by Michael Williams, Esq., the chairman of the board of directors. The secretary having read the reports, the chairman said since he had the pleasure of meetin g them at the last I:air-yearly meting their works had proceeded but slowly, in conse quence n( the inclement eta eof the weather. As far as the contracts were contented, it. y bud made, as to a large portion of the line, considerahle progress ; they had made a contract for the construction of the bridge at S,itash, and the hoe thence to the Plymouth Station, at pri, ca within the estimates ol Mr. Brunel, their engineer; and they were now making arrangements with the South Devon Company for station accommodation at Plymouth. After some other ohservatioes, the chairman concluLd by moving the adop tion of the reports of the directors and of the engineer, and the statement of accounts, which was carried unanimously. After disposing of the remaing routine business the meeting separated. L A ss CL l i t 3W w T as MA c N om .— m l i"t r , e d regret to ll t o ., L i E h 'S , T t a A v e e e ry e t'bLrTutaßil" au the Rev. Mr. Fisher, Vicar of Abbotskerswell, on William Creed, Esq , of that parish, on Thursday afternoon, on the public highway. It appears that some conversation took ellee between the reverend gentleman and Mr. Creed, near the rc.idence of the I:tter g,ntleinan, and. on parting, Mr. F.-her struck, with a heavy mounted walking stick, several very vio:ent blows on the head and face of M r . Creed, which would have felled him to the ground but for the support of a tree which was grasped by the assailed party as he was on the point of falling. The worthy gentleman now lies in a precarious state from severe wounds in the head. The village, hitherto one of the most peaceful in the county, is in a state of great excitement, owing to the high estimation in who li the family of the assaulted gentleman is held.— Western Time. 9 L. stun It, et reler- L:ttar IC .1% of .we, Wl* PA PA E mom mobs. us ,61. i R 7 4 7 2 7 0 5 10