The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-15 00:00:00

4/11g: •7 #1,4/V 44 €. 1 .'0'"" . 4% GPVr.st) O f ( ); r .n 7 Fr rfg Ylll OM ,PKUPI73 311 P - 14% rit • - S LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH No. 1,734.] 15, 1852. [THREEPENCE. ictRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, irr ri :msb. Ueda "IslahhAPl IMO. — tgari o w tr i r r renimi. (ammo AND mums Tar Ws& bag bow alsbabal Ar Or pima of alwiles Is w o k ' warming Moab the Irmo et poseilleib ad la= iresr. skirl I* we asiersamo 'ION • 0 Is a Wad SW 411111eabbs isad baillor Ws *WW I abs len by We pearawss bran at sr de wbome thaws r e d i s Form sr Mogi.' est et TAW bia bass wigswd. LW Warta* Maw al Passim at all mem lab as awwwe at ta• ilsal=an a a 1 6 a s willassed awls WM Wall Wye of a wri m.o. spi.. ,;h airll bee twasy.akb yard ea USW I. ,n alue=aa. draft dr sou kw Wilds MI6 & m aw, ....1W Wail nadissi is raw the Milts amt. alb tve• ISTRACTS ►,OOl TABLZS. to GM , w pm g Dna *la Fatbwri o f mei Nei to b• pi/ midl One d s age . had doll bow am, hotpterst pore V a." De gi Val=l/Whar .... sr robrloni begebiluall a Mob drD ban am. gldal bar Trady44l6 lard Now Agri =Mali 961 ' L. -„i l i j C 9 1 3311 9 1 1, Ap 6 nadir 14111919•3 vls• Tam II Tairs., 4 I MEAL 1 Sear. 3 Two. 31 —.- a •d. 1--- it o. d. £ ft. d. Z a.ll. ii 11 1 9 I 41, 4 0 113 0 114 0 1 11 6 111 • • 6 .:. 119 7 111 3 1 13 11 I I 111 II ts 1 i. 3 7 3 3 11 9 5 2 6 96 • 1 2 91, 30 I 211 3 11 IS / 1111W11111,940/ ' p) Leolollllolo 9 . see sellinses PS vro1000,_'13110tr!a) - fre i ii ;11, . ilirre Alm Value of Assulty. _.-...--- On 1 0 I: 5329 13 • /011 11l • 19 I 331 3 0 190 S 0 , 21 177 19 0 90 1 • 21 94 / 0 6. B. Roll Raidost Motor. 1.1. SW I; IM 9RANCI6, etentory. ug.trterty rrredsu •Ins ew:4*. me is sada— g d. d. 111 '• I. d fu_wa - ;1_ - _ IPANK of AUSTRALASIA. —lncord by Royal Charter. let: 'co. a. tu &Mem Lee Mardi IS, :.—lhe ORM of Metter. 111 MIRY Oleg X that • SIALE-11..3KLY PI% WEND d Tore.aaeewilaif pee Oct. bee of booat,..a.a , bring at toe to:. of 3 pet wet pie seam) ea die am pleml lex. of the Corpeatton , will be pot Otte to the Pseptettere ea sad Nut 11 Leto ti , the ISitt Apr 3 rut. at thebelke, between the beers ef en and three o'Cotk. The Trawler Beate win be &eel to Xles.l4. th, 29th Notch • and continuer mail the dividend lee• Wen pop ,124.-07 ores edit Court. WILLIAII MILLIKEN. Bee. 11E NEW GRANADA COMPANY. So FURTHER APPLICATION far !MARES am to MUTED IVEI , SKSIMIT vest. thr 17t1 Mum. YropectuoLlajie 6 olitaiand at Um temporary oda of Um C. p. 1:, Pue .—ey order of th• Board, • INALD CII.II:SiCT, Moritary (pro. tats). Montt V, 1143. OLD.-QUARTZ CRUSHING MACHINERY. CE.):.%EILL'S PATENT MILLS, awarded ad Oessoll Groat ', it the (haat Lthibitiaa. Thew ti• wpm./ by realm or KM teley with a lit cwt. rap* of ImmldOrid Podrtz, will pe ure the , i „ate ruck to reorder at the naiad Tin= TONS PEI WI !1. To: wal iar, fluid we portable, w will r isw ri. twirls eats, mall (Haul h with u,l dour. For ?wawa apply is Mr. Catr,,,kll T. iroa works. Iftverky. LLISON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte M donetenn N rat It, Ileint.treet, mann from owneen Deinelint. PIANOFORTES of the brit wort. son tp far A. MIRK mid IMPORTATION. Listrosest• new tors wet se Bin nearly be an) to be end at • cos .,' 4112 renettles.—twasiNewil Itmlorws by oaring sawn at w 4 NA*. GUTTA PERCHA ThBINO. Man i zinjuiries !was ire We r le tlee durability alibi the Sales POPO. VOSFOIi Itme perm be draw* aeloollee Ile klbotei kg" wa met From Xs. C. Ws Iletare Dd. el Mewl 1— et Welleasiveltdem le. M. • I: mtee r le MN leieldes vempeelleg Ile Mello !webs TOW le V.... sualland floe Ilet fee air bee en elbeledl It la Se W. eAkeesei il MOW bele On* bine velem lee hew Melee Y kney. boa ea am= se Ides doom dna leel, sea mkt load. and a sin polleetle 1.11 The 1= 6e- (t =." In punkas = lOW labi a :rim. w ". a i tib t%Mmillg els DO 1,01 ad elm polio @trip. Thr 6I: 174 PENDIA PONPAE T. PATENTEES. Is, WEDD. Walk CITY-WAD. LONDON. THE HUMAN HAIR -ROWLANDB' MA CAMAZ OILY Jut' emeemell Ile sada be its staanutis rinses Is presersk& sag lim11)141 tta Imo bar. Its isasesda• h n.OlOl Wins is pawls* lathe; oar. is asossaas taassassa Assob kw Isla lass t. ItoWLANDa• Is Oa m yth 011. has arboatital kit. st spa ras, and sorissliss. II Is ski vaitillos SY iisa roe slaidsolt asysdsl. ssammaisk =as= el a otee-tifal bad at tadr. W issisiag Ow us of r r asoli as. sasurr. Ma Si. IL sal la; it Moly baths fags) Si tsar imaA Sit soll rails SA Ila. Osesies.—OA IM ✓IROWT Midi liside we Yams owl% la two Was. "Rawitsode tel." The mos amamassai aa the beet et the taty y tassamestalas MAN been —Paid by A. {OM % ▪ en?-, .e. gall Cheellele _a Per hem NSW FICTION& lEN A; the SILENT WOMAN. toe Author of " IWO Qom. • ft. le velr. (Now loody.) InIT LITT of PT. PAULI; • Ilaurre at Old Liiallea. By Übe Arlo Ireovilalaa." Is Toles (Jut Sway.) m. . • lb C*Xl4. kr WHIM; as Old Walt Suzy. la I Tot, ISet4 Ileady.l lambs : Peak DM sad Oa. M. Comain. DEP th7TIE OF THE ErlopA.—On Saturday, at balling 12, the British and North amorists g Mail Ohninahip Europa, Capt. Lett, left the Mausy l :rsixty Eseetipre, a moderate cargo, end the gni malls foe New Twin The next incoming steamer is the Calabria. hem Uwe awl Halite: ; ate is ato arrive es Malay. tt. WittertNG.—Thetro c a t itetors' Booliety Uwe jar sou. d the following circular Coal Isabsses Las doe, to Mach, 18.52. —The Coal Factors' &silty *dui* upon to direct the attention of coalownem, IN mod toted. /W interested in the trade, to the elver Maid. is the Lite advance in the rate charged fur whining Ma k e b the registered men. For some months a 11 esiler- Medlar has sub.isted that the rats charg =ed net u sed 74. a ton, and, in menease with the amnipams% pane, employing panne (the °alpine& es tie registered whippers) had d eharpg. or Wan a them, and bringing their work to the dim • met Mies o 7 the Tinkered men a few days ago sansamsd as massive deport, r before a magistrate, sad remeared a pony on groat& which, they suppose, MR prosin a d ▪ of privat e g a sp toeing segisysd ia taws sad acting nu the belief that they an thereby virtually pew Used f a monopoly of this description of labour, the whole body of privileged whippers repudiated the arrangement Win .1 to, and struck for an adman of 2d. per ton, or nets!, ;Japer cent. on the parlors res. Thongh the de mand lot whippets' labour is much reduced, owing to the greatly increased quantity of coal. discharged by machinery and aloossidc wham., yet the shipownors,= resideat almost entirely in the north, sad therefore to co p with the combined body of whippers, hem bees comp.lled to give way, a n d the met: me astaally dollthlog a bother rate than they have been paid Ass patt. To mitt the growing coespetition of railway to Winkle the general depression of the coasting trade the mibedin st the Tnnity Houle are about to reduce tlie Omega terigiii, which will be • great hem to the shipowner. Bat the la mmed charge now enforced by the whippers, smonst iag to nearly 30,0001. per masa as the colliers mew* the port of Lmdon, will far exceed the expeeted radallina ia the li;hts. The Coal Factors' Society trait tut,* weal this , atorti•es, there will be en united soles mon the shipowners, and all parties who are opposed to • Semmtoldo. tic 'y aim of banding workmen together yme et peas. sem, arid thus enabling them to obtain mss then the marbLt rate el wages from employer; whohnsaimilabie sad mooing competition to oppose, and who me the saly class ii. the kingdom who are so ar , noyed is the sailor sent of their laboarrs. It is therefore seggni that mettiags of those intere.t.d should be held M the wises to 2. that petition. to parlia men t and manediala to the Maeri or Md., caning for the repeal or antendmssal of the Cod Whippers' Aet, should he presented ; sod that the fa thom of members of parliament and the press &sold be teuerlit to hey an the question, so se to get rid of the OM and ntortioo to which the collier shindig is ash pet, .1 u n d er the present system. Eghtt.'llteee.--Up to the present time taw perms 'kw been convicted capitally sad sentenced to both he metierat the spring moues, now holden throughout the 'e of W. Kalehergo, the Italian, for the t Banbury, the miens win 4110111•1101). has been web ea bis behmlL Ifl tomorrow (this day). la the areas of senvieteel for the waft ether briente we behalf very onelaselie easedise how w behalf by awn leinhinee eller& tared their didedianden N a polls oar s. lien dream, hetreow, see wewittiag sad there being no legal grow* Ar sentence, the law will take its swans Tuesday morning. In the on of tioavicteil for throwing • Ismer, • farealma Mats into the river, at Lancer, a re woo rosin yesterday, and re v flown Toiened) who Idol the lb spleen owl ells the maddliged amisl7 sled welkin, et a ems et bed ire cherries...se It is pueblo that ihe Yea he spared, abseil lie meet throws et So in* spew thole esseiellesp—Oleetwer. maisso,o In the ease of atelir of his uncle at 11 At an,' no on h our. bred (or to-i Las l'iaeltard, eoaricte. lyeLir at Northarapton, 1 "a made on her beha' who expreasell t than m their town. 11 M al c strouation, and I !hArartstion of the sent w ter tut also on Ts n ___ . ' lll, ll and Ayres, et &dre, in a drank, 2 1 24 , kheatioes for a resin t "...the indite (fir ••••• tarhriter, far Witith ID not cc ejtes the tee Mee cireur .rrae IWO be spat in the doubts thrown MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN MIRA. The direst= ef the Royal Ilan Opera have an seemed Am As theatre le a rab l b as: ea Tuesday, die Sled of tide smiefib y mad have s rani.. ef *sir Ike the At prestiee a w:a r rr i reWilhawd is aAt min. Ia a t Is the .peer MIA alitaily As lie rebottle at Ile lbselee, M be are piebased la the emit it As sea sea : 11 1=1 FarriL'" MOM se the belles its astlme, wader whose passed direstioa it Ow be Iteedwib " Comte Ory ;" • sew rand ergs b, Kim - at celled " Pietro il Grande ;" Weber's " OMNI' die IllieSse, wisktbe Midst et resittim lIIMINE bow stammta by it mbar, M. Pkarit sod Dislastre "Maw/es" It k worth elsenbios a alga et the Asesas lebea by yobbo taste, that seas et these plena, essegelbe epees by 7silles, Were ealetasag Mita Its As balks stye, la sewed to we ale Se Me all as Me at Int smea. wkb C ill eirliamplka et Tiasbastai ; and As y ere is ewer is Imbed kr As bet Me: Ormags, trot As Ate at Mika OR !Li=st of the Imperial Theatre et Bt. Petersburg; Owegielge—allbs. Thema Septa. et when sateetlease k sald ; Teasse—Siesee Oshial. tress the Dada t Ike Aaron, tad et the lagarie Them Vilma ; Os tem eyessrd. trua the Asaisets se Royal at Paris • liaritese—lbraer Draerdini. Due lb* Italian Opera at Pelisse ; and Dam—des PIMA dIN aa Mises of three years. It. Cella oustleast to be saes al Amur aad chef ir arthestre.—A Masi poem Is abs temed, hr the mare at 'Ma bees 4saseb ea WM ma last MA Ibe Is at key smelt be IA whok eties AMA tar dm preintimmit, " the portion. o e = othe r i o u r Las s ie .. pti tim argf t . a I. . h not is this i i s i l l hefal oncement, that the theatre . M open with OughehuoinTl." AND CLERICAL OXPORD, MARCH 13.—The examiners appointed to award the Univenity Scholarship for the encouregement of Latin Literature (open to all members of the University who have sot completed two years from the time of their matriculation) have this merning notified that they lave' elected Mr. James Beaumont Winstanley, Composer, of University College, to the mutat scholarship. They have reported also that Mr. John Henry Bridges, of Wadhans College, acquitted himself withgreat credit in the exami nation. on Mr. Albert Watson, 8.A., of Wadham Col lege, was elected • Fellow of that society on the Porter Foundation, open to natives of the Diocese of Gloucester and Worcester. lUr. Watson's name appears in the first class " In Literis Riunanioribus" in the class list last year. NAVAL. PORTSMOTTM, MARCH 14.—The Blenhoim, 60 steam (screw) guard ibip, Captain Henderson, is ordered to complete her complement of oMcers and crew for sea ser vice. She will receive a full complement of marines—viz.: 1 captain (Brevet Major Pearce), 1 subaltern, 2 sergeants, 2 corporals, 1 lifer, and 80 privates. Of ltis number, 1 subaltern (First Lieutenant Amen), 1 sergeant, 1 cor poral or bombardier, and 25 gunners, will be Ma the ar tillery branch of the corps. First Lieutenaat J. C. Odes, son of Colonel Second Commandant Giles, of the !films* division of Royal Marines, died on Friday gait, tbe Royal Hospital, Healer. By this death Seani Unman* R. IV. B. Hunt, of this (Portsmouth) dl is prometedi to the rank of First Lieutenant. The , steam tug, was eaapiapid yeaaiday and Friday_ , in con veying from ibla poet 1a Cowes detnimients of the Seth )Begirt en ova* te Parking* The re mainder el *is mesa- mid and,* hem Am Can ' tenon lumesems. The annemialewirsidst M *ls pest, Adinbal Or Times kV" 0.C.M.0., wad Nee * Odisems ea Pridsg nigbi as a visit to bee Magog. Seism with bar Nsjes, r Monad to this pert2teleollay morning a d _ m timpMet boat. The follo, yew's SZham pored Ar sisal cadets at the Royal Nasal i g he rn this *t i ro pest week, fed and have sblge t—ilmes• COMM, jervis (in g g u t:rl g , Mass Wary &harts, Gaup Mimed *say, Francis ;Mikado Austin, dilward liMphed Law, M. R. Weller Stirling, nod Nathaniel DMMISS NW& The neilsenemsd Acting-Maass and Maim= ha aim =iis Navigation, at the Naval sausage, this wee 0. B. Fitagerald, W. C. F. W J. 111. Beim% P. O. C. Paget, A. Morrell, T. N. P. midi T. 8. Ile=kr . d b f a i;/ . ll6 bie sstzt . Mr. O. sir tics of iNle the heisOf the Orr We mid pimp eate r by the *le Nis We, Orphan Medi this islet being ka of sone per iitrheip Appepleden to elteritehie Ness* et ihe et al =at Le glesit admiral. The Dishes, sisem-elessi, Coes- Labe% having he y 14s elbeled. was Ishii Out of Me Mium.basis MN The illpfghtly, steam semi, up bar Mem at bee seessime, Se try her , whisk Ins ressgene ems MOVEMENTS or list MAJUree Vl7l.—Feb. 14, at Rio, Crescent and Harpy. Plumper sailed on a cruise Feb. 10. Feb. 18, at Bali, Rifleman. The Cen taur, Conflict, and Locust, were at Montevideo Feb. 6. SPORTING. BETTING ON SATURDAY. 'WARWICK TW0.1116/111 OLD SWIM le 1 wit Cslobe Iwo (t freely). WARWICK lIIINDICAI*. II le I eat Pleehnit (1). to 1 apt Iteltee (O. 6to 1 Ones IMAM. an ta c tal nit =kr . SI le 1 elbet ai ll e sebste tlaa'Me f, IS to I opt IMO IS Is I opt Kosabeta (t). IS to I Ileorminee. SI to 1 Volty (t). 4.) le I Sew liesseen (t). INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. EPSOM STEEPLECHASES, &e. NOMINATIONS for the OIIAT MNIZOPOUTAX BTssrts =A.7 HANDICAP of 10 OWL OM& W SO be pub Mad on the 18th, and ea the 31st heiest.—British Y 84 = aga llberhaty, Oesbetent, The thowe, Pater, Oscar, The AM-el-Hader, Half-end-Half. St. Helier, Dqq, Nash Prince, The Dragon, The Rector, SpritTeseeerer, Janus , Jack ie-all-Trades, Luck's L yineeily EM asday,Perest Lad, The General, Modem Conrad, Dersasa, Tem Tough, Kiasaway, Silent Friend, Oily Cianaimak NOMINATIONS for the rm HANDICAP HCIDLI RAM.. —Rattrap, The Drag. The ON Wells, Jack-of-all-Trades, Unlearn, Scavenger, Canaledaat, Seaman, Loddlngton, Sibereiges. Peljory, COINIIISL, Silent Friend, Miss Fidget, Ns Meader. ELME& BY CHEMICAL MEANS. Extensive her* bar lately ham remitted is France by washing eel. by Meshed resese j the was larribed in chrism sad Mb el embesek sod Meg sip Or *Ma watt larger immela Fr suss tire gist the stew* et Mir MN as her bees tarsi Is Ms widest. hat it does see =lr . say pad** needy le Me by bee yet been &rend, letiever ' are WWI MI *mist thus h sae by Mir etrassehl paw I served with s rel. Mods el esienesegie ogre it shift oda* mar be re. nerd Masse shim*. tbe abed el essther I et pet seas mimed ratter is the M the p e p er , of Nor a kind r to disappear whoa w .—Lstentry Gramm. SURICIOIIII Dasl2.—On Saturday night as wet was held at the BM Lira, Lower-road, lasgtes, wpm Esard Willum•• • • UMW assentor, who wee lard is the tam of Ids Mese, with his throat set, sad deed. &Maw was Ora by the desered's On** sad are le thew that hi lived wry mho gily with hie wife. The kilter rid ebe bed Mrs hard Km - Whim ay, when welds( of her bobbed, *et the would be Ids barber ; and the rouser *WM his epriat flat * briars had set costmated sahib with his sea brads. The widow et the dressed rid that dry bed bra 11 pen asses, era Or bee biebeal wee ipd dram messes. Oa the eight whoa the aid wee saraMsd, the deesseed erg her for some gin, war they Omsk between thus ; he them ens bor to bey a here ef sestft sad pram. 17pes rowers ohs amid est see bee awl Gelled Mlles eerie' asers ia Ida. She Meet ra i l sd= the trap-Oslo of the Misr, whhe bad ben cps, was dosed ; she messed the bee, Ind IM PI = leg discern' her beriesd Vag ea the pest —The Omer NM that a Nate modus Mrs over the is.., he %mid alma the of deemed WSW be lm brig ;l a. a the mesa tire the stomach Panama Shama, Thame.—The /alewife' Si. the last Mom of the noolpd of do pleolpol Mad name : 14oarsoas.--rtos IPoro. N Nord 3: lessagen. 19607 U; 'oak 181.1711; 1.441110,44111. lloodor.,—Frooo $ llaroi : roddioro, SIAM ; good/ 87=„nolder817. M. SI lollordi t Pireigars, 10,7911. ; pods, ISCL a IoV e tION. Ilona 1 to Kuala 7: homer" 71,1311 ; loodo: 14=1 .,... 8111211.44 I. tot:. 14 to Marl: itsmagets, 40,899%; good, ter.=.:,11114. Mord: 1 to Mord: I; Marro. MAW ; odds 34.87111 1814 AUL Karm4ltosa M Polo. to Melt Is formod, 11,01181. ; wet. 27=63 114, Pa. IN Is Mae 1 : Pooderro, MOW.; wok mm; 1 • 1 •1 MANI IMMM.—Frod rob. II to Yard : Proeupeo. 1411 L; oak WM.; MI. 15,1401, Immor-Isid Vol. 13 so Vol. 18 : Passiogors. M,214 . ; geom.; rash MAIL comma—Pm% Mob 1 le Ilard: 7: Porrmas, *MK - KIM; 1614444011. RAILWAY& THIS DAY. Two o'Czocz. Much buoyancy prevails in the where market to day,. and prices den stocks have availed. An ex s has been dons, part of which, how ever, is in connection with the settlement of the account. Lancashire and Yorkshires have risen 11. ; Great Northerns, as. ; Caledonians, 7s. 6d. Nor folks, 10. Midlands and Groat Westerns are also • good deal higher. French shares are in great demand, and a marked advance has taken place in prices. MAIM Alfil ifOCILS- Jr io-diky sp 1 p.a.lkery InMaw. Fe le M ne S. MHO I " 1 1 " a an Omar awl DOOR sad Waft Jam. Per* sad aim ' D rZseetios . Zest Angliari (431 L. I De. (SU &NM Usliel L lK4b; 41.1 rile 1 MI rat:. ast Lard*, . Do. Sow I abie5e ." ......" last Wisi_ball, Dula Ivy. llalsimegli llarem . Diatergl. i enTaputra ~, rat. (Imo . 1 unarm . s!d C•rhols . ... I 777 parglies mad Yard DD. idioms .= NM Do. Wait arlragliasii. lamb Darthers Loam mad &Lavin .. =Memo,ae. Moe & Ifor&-Rester: De. do, Islam 116.610•10LaaelL(C) D Luisa & llost&-Woolorn g D B l B == diffiL Ddla UMW „ IM 116. as sad Darby:: ei allemiersat Wouruip ammodem Aborgaviesy, i =eal imilkings... 111 Ds. Wit* . $4 Swaim a.. us t• .777. 4Mar* Sealkediat. Ifortk Reams.. . N is is el ea Dihnsw. . Opsevaji fikZ.; aim i I —DN iwriiiiWgi - i — he ftr.W.Wa) D s. Onnstry 1=11dr• Ones n.r talk TadidralhoyDs. Mete awl Dmitemalne lii 11/ ei " 10 11/ ills 10 90 17/ 17/ lf/ 10/ 17 1$• #1 41 i 1 1 7 q 7 i 4 A ii I irre hod Zir so i I i IL se I Bia s = .. I I Tod Nei Mr Idr! MAIM& IA di. ti 161 uli Al POZZION RAILWAY!. 30 30 lea Laps and aniain ... 111 IM so ,Osorsi Pram, (Vim* II n 20 0 ;Dane Rhenish .. ... .. 46 Vs II .East iodise .. Pm 0 1 **at Wins isalaWls... a • 44 Da. L .ir 00 111 Lananelsurg ... ... S $ " 10 10 Do. (Itallynd) „. 1 a S Da. ( a tn i :jl . ... ... 10 Do. 46. Saw ... ... SD IS aina Lip ... ... 11 cs q n Is Martian atleama.„ .. DM Poi 43ri..... 314 4 3 SO II aid isidsanz .- i sta 11 IS 4 Porn arl Lyon .. lll_ra 10 10 le Purls Nod Isms ... 174 Sli 1 10 Pori as/ nballenit ... 31 4 PI SO Zama and awe -.— 1 rol 10 In IS T :ln is sislltana... ... $ 4 1i 00 17 and P0h1.... „ I 71 as 104 I 111 SI Want /Y/Mtn... . 1 ft The following are this day's sales for the aooount : onnisrAno Silkilln £MD *TOMS. Aberdeen, 111 12; Antberipsie, 14 . 4sz t poston, and &stern Junction, 6 1; pribl nind i_ Cale donian, 181 1 ; Chester sad Lacs skin, 161 in; Great Northers it ,l47ll: l l/Inleen, A. de. (erred, 61 1 ; Ditto Halves B. 6 per ant, 1411; Greet Southern and Weet. (Ireland) 341 i ; GresSWeelon, 86 14 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 711 2 ; ditto Filths t ig I ; Lon• don, Brighton, sad South Caw, 941 64 ; Imam sad North Nrestoll, 1173 17; Eno quarter *Ur% WI 1; Lodes awl bath Western, 86 • Masekester, 8110- held, sad Liseelasilre, 1191 t s :l , 4 )[{dyad, 69 4; Norfolk, 221 Naga am" ; anti Western, ; Bkrewlilisey sad likaliserna A. 61 ; heath Devoe, 161; alms Hoderai York, Newcastle, sad Bar wick, 171; Teak asA Nardi 2 2 1. Laws t.ttaetta kr TIMID AAAAA LS. 22 Hnekingbanshino, 171 ; Heading, Ouildford, and Reigate, P/1/11031C1 11111111211. Caledonian, 101., b ; Eastern Counties Eirtenalos. 5 per North mut., Noßritie. 2. pm 5i. .; ditto new 8 per mot. stock, 121 pm. ; h, POZZION. Bosley* sad Audios, 13 ; Groat Indian Persianls, 41; Namur sag Liege, 111 ; Northern of Francis, 211 I ; Orleans sad Hardman, II 19; Paris and Hosea, 97+; Paris and Strasbourg, 21 ; Rouen and Havre, 111; Sambre and Meuse, 4; Toan and Nantes, 101 1. NINES. Barcansy Eviimco. The market has been very active to-clay, and transactions have taken piece in Alfred Consors,Weet Proyideom South Tolgue, Tremayne, Trevelyaa, Gsrreg, Cubist, and Venton. The only alteration in prices OWN our publication of the distil list is in South Tolgus, which have been done at 1274105. The market during the weak kr Bsitish mining dines has bean quieter than for acme time past, but a fair amount of business has been done in a few di vidend minas such as Alfred Consols, West Camden Trelawney, West Providence, Tremayne, Share; in the latter mine have advanced to 244, other quota tions remaining about the same. In spmulative shares there has been a good demand for Cubert, Cook's Kitehen, ,Trevelyan, Trebarvah, and a few others. The attention of copper mine shareholders is still directed to the upward tendency exhibited in the market for that metal. Should a further rise in price take place, as is confidently expected, a stimulus will be given to the extension of enterpr ise both in our own mining districts, in Australia, and in other copper producing countries. In the gold mining share market this has been a week unmarked by . any feature of especial novelty, attention being mainly directed to the perfecting of the arrangements of the various companies lately brought forward. Owing to the more advanced position of the Californian companies, their shares maintain better prices in the market than are con ceded to the Australian adventures ; but with the exception of Agna Fria, Nouveau Monde, Anglo- Calffornia, Carson's Creek, and colonial gold shares, for which a good deal of favour is shown, there is scarcely any premium to be obtained, and many are only saleable at a discount ; so that there appears to be little ground for apprehending any inordinate minis for speculation in this branch of enterprise, so long as speculators receive so small a proportion of public support. The prices of the esta blished mines will be found on reference to the Stock Exchange list given below. The last non-official quotations aro as follows : Carson's Creek, 6-16 to prem. ; Lake Bathurst, par to prem. ; Colonial, k to I prem. ' • Port Philip, 3-16 to 1-16 prem.; Quarts Rock, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. ; Auriferous Ore, 3-16 to 1-16 prem.; Melbourne, par to prem. ; Victoria, par to prem. The satisfactory working of the system lately adopted by the Stank Exchange of giving daily an official prim list of the various foreign mines in which dealings aro usually carried on, has given rime to a hope that the list will speedily be amplified by the introduction of English mutes. 1.116211 two AT MUD 111111114/1. / 4 C a zUe Yt Si N 14140104 N N 144 104 ( Web.. aid 601 *Win 11 U Ougl ii i B =4 ""l ara, N 174 174 Orldisloirlfte (14401* 10 Liske6l.ll4wes) $76 176 64 $0 hoed= II 4$ 47 11 isainholiorrip4.l: (lursl44 04.114411 me), U 121 Olsesolir s Dna Mai; 611 a °611. 0111122 1 4 "..6.11 44111101*14i II SI Q. anis 41 Da. dim ) U 100$ 1014 1 1 6 1 MOfesnlib' le is tirg=3...,11 1:1 10 So I 14 =1:radaT ills. 16 If IS Usektsoll4ua Os N 61 $4 14 Da is tle $1 1111.1 "Illi rret. 1/ 1. 4 1 .4 44 46 ISt II Dlssi siori ke l ia Si 4 1 10 10 yy 11 041641 ft 111 Bt., tj Isms ad " yy 1 4 Is Ur. 1 1 ,010441 If It Ms X U Woe Vallei i = it 100 tillb • Laid (100•01 1 N seam Wotan ( ) ft 03 If Oaliallea SL $ ... 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NI Oh I Sae par —Ms IS 174 I 7 17f I TVs ne II ~ Li 161 1 11 41 1 pm / 1 Ms 8 r II 3 - Imo; :1 lls lii 14 14 i r 1 a. 1I I I 17J IS Isj i 7 ! H" 71i 2 li 111 23 1161 4 231 II i IN i i lIII3i i THIS DAY. Two o'Croci. There is not a great deal doing in mines to-day but the market is firm, and prices of the gold shares are well maintained. Colonial Gold share are quoted 9-16 to 11-16 premium; Carson's Creek, to a prem. 100,000 100,000 15,030 10,009 100" 40,000 SAM 2.0111 1 , ,911 0W 9 MN HAN 11.101 tO lo t i -♦VIM lI SRAM I 100,000 7,00 1.000 13,174 100,000 Is it pm. I t • Pa i'~"~• i oil. 1141. i il 10 II 14 2i Ida* MONEY MARKET. tads,. SATURDAY EVRNINO. In consequence of the receipt of telegraphic despatches announcing the termination of the Kaffir war, Consols were dealt in this morning at an ad vance of a on the last official prices of yesterday, buyers o ff ering at 98 for the account. After the more detailed accounts bad come to hand however, a less confident feeling was shown, as it is appre hended that the final pacification of the colony will not be effected without a further considerable expen diture. Consols accordingly slightly receded, and left off quoted at 971 to j for cash, and 971 for the 13th of April. Business in this stock was not considerable, and of the Annuities, now shut, the Three-snd-a- Quarter per Cent. was alone dealt in by special transfer. The official report thus comprises only : Three per Cent. Consols, 971,1 ; ditto for account, 98, 971 ; New Three•rind-a-Quarter per Cents. (shut), 991, 100, with div. for money. Tuesday next is settling day in the foreign stock and share markets, and the requisite arrangements were in programs during the day. A further rise of ls. took place in Exchequer Bills' to-day, the quotation leaving off 645. to 675. prem. In India Bonds there was a good business at 735. to 761. prem. In the foreign house there was not much business beyond the carrying over," and the change in prices was chiefly restricted to a slight decline in Mexican and Venezuelan Deferred. Ecuador Bonds were flat, but the opinion was rather more favourable for Dutch stocks, the Two-and-a-Half per Cents. reaching 60t ili and the Four per Cents. 931, being the. hest range that has ruled for some time. usinese in some of the South American securities and in Spanish has been exten sive during the fortnight, but the settling is expected to pass off quietly, as the excitement of the market has not been maintained, and many of the requisite operations are believed to have been already aided. Bargains are recorded to-day as follows:—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 601, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 931. Ecuador Bonds, 41. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dee., 1849, coupon, 221, 23; ditto, Deferred, 101, 1, Z. Mexican Three per Cents., 321, 1,32, 1. Portuguese Four per Cents., 33f. Sardinian Five per Cents., 901, 90, 1, 90, 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 411, 42 ; ditto, for account 31st March, 421; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 18f 1. Venezuela Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 42 ; ditto, for account, 42f ; ditto De ferred, 171. This week we are unable to offer our usual notice of the position of the Bank of France, the weekly balance sheet issued by that establishment since the year 1846 being now discontinued, and half-yearly statements only substituted. In the Court of Bankruptcy to-day, the melancholy disclosures in the case of Mr. Spencer Ashlin were followed by the formal declaration of outlawry. The proceedings instituted in the criminal courts are thus of course terminated. Tho movement in specie this week has not been of great importance. Tho imports comprise 681,000 dollars by the Canada from New York, and 1,3661. lby the Peninsular and Oriental steamer Euxine (of which 3601. was from Constantinople, and 1,0164 from Gibraltar), 'making . a total import of about 141,0601. Largo appal ate expected 1 . 1. ately, by the Medway, from tho West Indies and Mexico. The statement of exports from the port of London, however, as made up to Thursday last, shows an in crease of shipments, both of gold and silver, ban as : follows Gold coin :to Hamburg. 500 oz.; to Bou logne, 1,200 oz.; to the Cape of Good llope, 12,500 oz. Gold dust: to Hamburg, 22 oz. Silver coin: to Rotterdam, 85,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 728 oz.; to Belgium, 20,000 oz. Silver bars :to Boulogne, 11,423 os.; to Rotterdam, 92,000 oz. ; to Belgium, 76,000 at. We have thus a total export of 285,151 ounces of silver and 14,222 ounces of gold, of the aggregate value of about 126,0001. The exports from other ports consist of 1,700!. by the Peninsular and Oriental dewier Madrid, and 30,3651. by the Severn for the Brazils. The total exports from the kingdom aro thus raised to 158,0001. The exchange at Paris on London remains firm. The rate yesterday was as high as 25.33 for short. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by .lierapatli's Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,600 miles to bo 262,9921., or at the rateof3Bl. 3s. per mile per week. The receipts for the corresponding Mriof last year were 230,005!. on 6,298 mile., or . 4 1 d 0q. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 22,3871., or 9.70 per cent. in the aggregate amount received ; an increase in the mileage of 302 miles, or 4.80 per cent.; and an increase of 11. 13s. in the amount received per mile per week. The Railway Tlines estimates the total receipts since the lit January at 2,376,231!., which on 6,474 miles, gives an average of 3671. 0.. 10d. per mile; and as the amount for the corresponding period of last year was 2,221,1431. on 6,238 miles, or 3561. L. 4d. per mile, tho difference is shown to be in favour of the present year to the extent of 101. 19s. 6d. per mile. hare. a** lima Paid Fria lug. la& C.Wurilu ill AMASS 10 Nallaerm I I Nalsillaa Freehold I AN KRAL all NI elaNervaa Iran sad Coal all .., Mime ear* I Ira* Mingle Gold ll Naha 2024112. at dl. N a l N De. 044.944 ad II De. 111.kba D•I 1147 14 Giai ralp hi t ivatraallaa Copp, 2 ng I Odin llesatala all 3 Orme le 1 1 / 1 24 4 = all Lomorkaa (I I M.O /INN le le Thaleall hale. deOale ....-- IN I. 261 OWN --11 ears 1 Wad aiNfee al THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The appearance of the market for the home funds to-day is decidedly firm, and Consols are now quoted at an advance of nearly I per cent. on the last rates of Saturday. Business bus been done fur cash at 98, 971, and 98i, and for account at 98 and the Fescnt quotation being 98 to .L, both for money and the 13th April. No other stock has been dealt in. • Exchequer Bills have advanced to 6.53. to 68s. premium. In the foreign stock market the settling is in pro gress, and prices are generally very good. The news of the overthrow of Roses has caused a rise of about 6 per cent. in Buenos Ayres Bonds, which mark 60, and 65. Sardinian has risen 2 per cent., and Portu guese, Granada, and Dutch stocks arc also better. Sardinian marks 901 to 92!; Granada Active, 234 to 24; ; Spanish Actives, 23 to t ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 60; to 611; Mexican, 324 ; Peru vian Active, 104. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PAR'S, MAaeo 13.":1, , Z•r asy. 66 If SS 63 I 106 01 103 60 I 7... • Looili . ft : atblgit, 31 .1.?•0306 Tor Moonlit. ILlghout I Lowe.: I COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MINCING-LANE. —THIS DAY. The private contract markets are quiet today, and no business of importance reported. MITALB.-1700, Notch Pig, quoted at Eld. per ton lower; No. 1, 365. 61. to 375. ; mixed number., 365. to 36.. 3d.; No. ; 3.58. Bd.; No. I, Oartsbrcry, 38a. 6d. 1 For other descriptions of Iron there is no alteration. Tin, East India, has become dull in consequence of British having been reduced 2.. for black, and 31. for refined. Speller in limited demand at former prices. Oits.—Seal, pale,3o/. to 30/. 108.; straw, 28/. 10s. to 301. ; Sperm, 831. to 8.51. ; beadle:tatter, 86/. to tiOL ; Cod, 321. to 31/. ; South Sea, 311. 10s. to 331. 10s. ; Olive Galipoli, W. to 46/. ; Spanish and Sicily, 421. 10s. to eV. 10.. ; Palm, M. to 261.105.; Cocoa-nut, 331. to 36/. ; B.ied, rape, pale, 311.; Linseed, 26/. 6.. to 271. The fol'owing public sale is advertised f or t o - morrow-- viz., 200 Mids. `t eat India, 9,000 bags Mauritius, 5,000 bap Bengal and 8,600 bags Madras Sugu,.soo bags native Cey lon Coffee, 600 bags Grenada Cocoa, and 1,800 bags Bengal Rice. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market Is firm today. The delivery last week was larger, and the trade is buying freely. Town Tallow is quoted 365. nett ; Petersburg, Y. C. on the spot, 36e. 64. 3d.; Oct . to Dec. (1662), 375. 9d. to 385.; on or before the end of March, 36e. id. to 6d. - " , 41111 01 TA, NOR TALLO' 1 .198. Steak this y Oulu. 'da ~. ---- /9 Delivery last week 1 I ,rs 6;7 Do. host let Jose Arrival last week Do. few let Jane Pries Y. C. WI dar par wt. 117 s. Do. Tows Ns dd. M. NIL 1111'I. 31 . ,2116 44.049 1,236 2.102 79,326 90,119 210 92,1.0 100;21113 400. Od. 1 , -. 41. 11119. 0.1. Stk. Vd. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Eden Main, 15s. ; Walls End Riddell, 13.. 3d. ; Walla End Ginsforth, 13s. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, 16s; Walls End Hetton, 16s. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. ; Walls Eud Tess, 15s. 9d.—Ships at market, 261. MARK-LAKE.—THIS I)AY. The supply of English Wheat at market this morning was again small; the millers, however, having a Tu., limited sale for Flour, were indifferent buyer., and • re duction of Is. per quarter had to be submitted to upon all secondary qualitit s, whilst the best runs scarcely sold so well as on Monday last. The business done in foreign Wheat was of quite a retail description, and its value was nominally the same as before. Fleur was in very limited request, and rather easier to purchase. E.srley was in fair supply, and was disposed .of on much the , Rllllo terms as on this day se'nnight. The receipt of Oats during the past week have been fully equal to the demand, and factors did not manage to support previous currency w ithout some difficulty. Beans and Peas realised much the same rates as before. BRITISH. Shillings per Or. WHEAT, Doti& Kent red 37 to 99 to 41...wtite, 42 to 43 4, 41) Notfolk and 37 to 39 to 41... do. 42 to 44 to 47 To lareralEsorz or sodu.k) Cambridge& Lame: red to 37 to 43.. 'Lite, 39 to 41 to 43 Br; sew Banat., feeding Malting MALT Oar*, English, feed lB to 20_0 l9 20 Ditto Poland' lB to 21. .potato Beni lek & Pootala, had 21 to 23 potato 24 to 26 Irish, reed........... 17 to 18 to le „black ....... ..... DIM, potato 2l to 211 Pau. grey 2/ to 20...map1e . 9O to 92 Mae St 0140 Imperial 44 to 44 Whits SO So 82. .bution 32 to IS Boa" Mangan Ato 27... tick 2* In 10.. old 92 to 14 Harrow 1111 Si 50...5ma1130 to 31...01d 34 ton rtass, scooping, per WA.— to —sow winter foto 4o id old to ftaroosso, Dow 42 to 44 LDIFILIM CASIO. per thousand £9 to CO 10 CUMUSLI,,, per cwt., tod...— to —to —...white. ..... —to— to Per seek of 2t0,05. note, town made, delivered 40 to 43 . ftne household .. 13 to 34 Norfolk and Suffolk 32 to 34 -whites 34 to 36 FOREIfN. Skillings per Qr. 'berg 41 to 46 . fine to 44 ..B,otoek 44 to 48... Stettin 40 to 45 Preach.— ......... —to— to --Brabant —to 11.nlah 3.5 to 37...11emburg ...$8 to 40 to 42 30 to 32. .W . taa . 27 to 31 ..112 t 034. 36 to 40 A'kur.aT, Dantric and' Rya Etuu.ar, feeding Litmus . OAT;Miamian 3 I to 28...dlotObLir 26 to U to --India& Corn 27 to 30 to 21 Duoli.l3 and Danish —.—.............110 to 22 Yrissisad sad Dutra, • fsod = ..„... 37 to 19 Ditto, brew. ll . t . o ir . ...1;11103=.... 21 to 23 Buss, tick Ftnaill Pau, toMMltio -. 91 to II .Timomy - i IS 8 to 20 17 IS t0112...b0115r0 ...__ . 82 to 34 Tow. 01g...... 23 to 111-sow we to 27-lorpo ..—..-- 31 to 33 Lusin=ssilta esse miligi. 4l to 48 41 to 44 UPOINIIII _ _ a 111 MI -Minima 87 to 40 .... ... --fro •. oGnky. par las. t 4 10 lo C 4 131313 Per Darrel et 190111*. Puna, American 113 21 29 to 24...C0ned100 2l tr, 23 Dontno to —...hamburg 2l to 23 French, per task of 28011 n 93 32 to 34 to 37 ARRIVALS INTO LONDON YRUN oth DUB. to 13th MAR. We. English. Scotch. IrMA. Forego. Wheel_ - .... I 31/1 4331 ttorloy 4llO 3 I 400 I 3559 wt. lOO I 2393 3130 flour, 1100 borzois, 4,234 non; Malt, 8,121 qn. 13764 BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith r eport _ that there continues a Ready &matte. for sorts, at firm prices:—Mid and But Kents, GI. to 101. 103.; Weald Rents, 61. to 71. ; Sows, 51. 15s. to 61. 101.; Yearlings, 4/. 101. to 61. 10s. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY. During the past week the arrivals have been consider able, both coastwise and by rail ; and trad e cont i nues very dull. The followin g aro this day's quotations ...--York Re gents, 603. to 80s. ' • Scotch ditto, 60s. to 70a. ; P ert h an d Forfarshirt Cups, 60s. to 655.; Fileshire ditto, 655. to 603. ; Kent and Eases, 60s. to 755.; Wisbeach and Cambridge, 30s. to 665. SMITHFIELD MARKET—IIIIS DAY. We have a large supply of Beasts to-day, and although there is a considerable demand the quantity on band musts on the average a reduction in price. There are also rather more Sheep ; a few choice Downs are readily disposed of at late rates ; but for all other kinds trade is exceedingly dull and our quotations with great difficulty realised. The number of Calves is by no means excessive, yet the de mand is so small, that generally a redaction of 4d. per lb. is submitted to. From Germany and Holland there are 387 Beasts, 800 Sheep, and 106 Calves• Scotland.6oolleasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,400, an d 200 dont the Northern au t Midland Counties. 1 Per Aces of diba. .. a... d. Per skew of Sta. a a... d Rot 54044. Herefords.. 3 4 3 6 Dot Dna 6 119.-Ods. di 0 0 0 0 Bag Sltortliorss —.. 3 2 3 4 Dot Leag•lroole 9 4 3 0 isoond qvillay bealla .24 2 10 Da do. lien OO 0 V Mss ........ ........ 3 8 4 0 lieu eadmaced omit, 3 0 3 2 Pti• .... . . . —...... 28 3 8 Do. 6). va As v 0 0 0 Ban Das. a lialtbrob 4 0 4 4 lambs 0 0 0 0 41 9 51 19244. 4 3 2 9 ; 00 .40 mad / 0105 4. 2;7701 Cake. 141; PIP. XI. LOCAL SBARE LITZRPOOL, MARCH 13.—Our share market to-day is much better than yesterday, and a fair amount of business has been done at improved quotations. The following are the transactions :—Ambergato and Eastern Junction, 2 d.—Caledonian, 171 13-16 1 1 5-16—Eastern Counties, 7 13-16--Lancashire and Yorkshire, 701 ll I—Ditto (8 shares), 6 9-16 d.—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 181 1 —Landon and North Western, 1161—Ditto ((now /shares), 31 1 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 311—Mid land, 581 f—South Eastern and Dover, 20I—Dutch Rhenish, 4 1-16 d.—Orleans, T., and Bordeaux, d. MANCHISTIR, MARCH 13.—prices have shown more elasticity, and a good business has closed with higher rates :—Ambergate, 21 11-16 d. ; Bl ac kb urn N o. 1 , ; Caledonian , 171 ; Bald Lancashire, 161 ; Kendal Sad Windermere, 111 I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire 201. F., d. ; London and North Western, 11611 ; ditto, New Quarters, 31 p. ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln 'hire, 311 1 ; Oldham Alliance, 11 z. d. BIRMINGHAM, MARCH 13.—There was very little busi ness done in this market to-day, prices for the moat part wore stationary. Midlands were quoted at 58, 681 ex div.; and London and North Westerns at 1161, 117 ex di,. LERINS, ;M•RCH 13.—There is no important change in the state of the share market to-day, though it was firm at the following closing prices :—Ambergate, Nottingham, and Boatons,sl ; East and West Yorkshires, 101 ; Lancashire and Yorkshires, 701 • Leeds Norther n e, 151 ; Midlands, 58i North Westerns, 121 dia. BRISTOL, MARCH 13.—The market has been quiet, but without any sensible alteration in value. THE DAVENTRY MURDER.—The day fixed for the execution of the unhappy woman, Kliaabrth Pinekard, if indeed any day has been fixed, is kept • profound secret. Three or four diff,rent da)s, and as many different hours, have been named, but upon no one of them is any reheats to be placed, nothing having transpired which has the least i stamp of authority upon it. Believing as we do that a public execution is a public evil, we heartily commend the reserve 1 which is thus maintained ; and we cannot but re mark that it Is • strong practical protest on the part of the authorities against the exhibition itself. —Noe/tampion Mercury. WORCESTER AND HEREFORD RAILWAY,—A par liamentary committee of the following members has been ..... semi nated to inquire into the merits of this proposed new It 4.4, 4.40•-•lw 4 , to meet on the 23rd inst.:—]4. Childers, chairman Col • '' e '''' Peel, Sir 11. G. Booth, Sir A. Campbell, and )Ir. Jo ' ''''..;:-." ''' ei -e vf t.• 1. ..i.t.‘..; ' Z Ak:' ...0 ,.. . . • t If i A' . 7 N V. • • 4i rses} e' se IC3 G 3 I 103 40 3 per Dente. per Cent& i per Cenui. do. Now Loan I per Omit. 'Actually un London : at 03 35 ; b 0 day% 23 r. Belgian, 3, 1810 lO2 Money. iaplee genies — Yong, Do. 6, 16.1 — Homan Loan, SperClL 1 ... Do. Piedmont o. Cade. 9010 .. Bank Mare.; 261e3 Paws, MARCH 13.—St. Germain, 690 ; Versailles (right bank), 333; Dine (loft tenk),l4ll7ll ; Pule end Orator, 1,170• Pe ri l and noun, 691 30 ; Bases and Ilene, 173 ; Marseilles end 13.6111- non, 137 50; Streeboorg end Bale, ISO; CAM,. 330; Deems and Bogdan:, 300 , Northers, on 73; Awls d elreeboare. 326 73 ; Porte end Lyons, 397 60: Toole sad NW" 111111 TS Madame and Troyes. 163; Dieppe end Ramp 232 SO; Ilestssal sad Teete, 10130. - - Closing. 63 60 40 103 49 20. BERLIN, Nissen 13.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1830), 102 ; ditto (1852), 1011; National Debt, 893; Bank Shares, 991. VIENNA, MARCH 12.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 951; New Loan (Series A), 95:; ditto (B), 106/ Four-and-a-Half per Cents. ditto, 84,i. Bank Shares 1,217. Exchange on London, 12.30. MADRID, Nissen 9.—Three per Cents., 38 446; after Bohm, 38 „ cash. New Three per Cents., 18 15.16 ; after Bolsa, 18 15-10 c. 19 p. Coupons, 91, ; after 8015a,9; c. Passives, 5 1-16; after Bolan, 5. Bank of St. Ferdinand 102. Exchange on London, 50.80. TILE STRIKE.— This unfortunate dispute still "drags its slow length along" without seeming to promise anything like an immediate termination. The Employers' Association still adhere to their " declaration," while the Amalgamated Engineers continue resolute in the determination never to sign. As a matter of course in so large a body as the Amalgamated Society of Engineers, there are individuals who profess to Ise exceedingly anxious for an immediate arrangement with the employers, and who would care little about the mode by which it might be arrived at. Some two or three members belonging to one of the largest London branches recently expressed • wish that overturn—based upon some °Dispersion of prin ciple—should be made to the employers; and, at a full branch meeting, in order that the question might be settled at once, a motion was made to that effect, accompanied by an amendment, embodying an expression of confidence in the executive council, and repudiating all idea of emcee saw, the latter being adopted almost unanimously—in fact, with not more than three or four dissentient voices. The strike hands (engineers) were paid on Saturday their ninth week's strike pay, at the usual rate, viz , 150. for society, and 10s. for non-society hands. The moulders, who possess but a small accumulated fund, have hitherto paid their strike bands the sum provided by the rules of their society, via., ss. per week ; but, finding it impossible that they could continue to exist on such an allowance, their executive committee has called for a day's pay per week, to be contributed by every member in work, for the purpose of enabling them to increase the strike allowance to 10s., an arrangement which will be brought in operation next week. The labourers, of whom but few additional have been em ployed during the week, shared less on Saturday night than in any previous week, the highest amount not exceeding Is. 6d., while in one branch they were penniless. STANDS FOR PUBLIC VERICLEB IN THE CITY.— On Saturday the regulations adopted by the Court of Al dermen for the guidance of the drivers of public vehicles plying for hire within the boundary of the City of London were issued. The court have appointed 39 public stands for hackney carriages and cabriolets, on which 332 vehicles will he permitted to remain for hire ; they have abolished the omnibus standings in Leadenhall-street, St. Martin's le-Grand, Fleet-street, and Arthur-street West; and in ' lieu thereof have appointed St. Paul's-churchyard and King William-street, near St. Swithin's Church, and the space between the Obelisk and Lombard -street, Grace ckurch-strect, and Bishopagatesstreet, opposite the Flower Pot. No omnibus is to stand more than five minutes after the arrival of the omnibus that is to follow it. Special officers will 'mud to the observance of the rules. UNIVERSAL GAS LIGHT COMPANT.—OR Saturday, at ► meeting in this matter, before Bir George Rose, • claim for 3001 was brought in by Mr. Harding, the official manager, and 24r. Prichard, his solicitor, and allowed, on behalf of Mr. J. Peploe, on account of money advanced to the company, for the purposes of the company to its soli. eitor. A claim of 301 was mentioned are due to Mr. Words worth, the counsel for settling the company's deed, and that the money had been paid to the solicitor, who had not paid the res. The muter said he could not deal with the matter, as it was subject matter of individual action. LANCASTER AND NEWCASTLE RAILWAY. —OR Saturday, before Muter in Chancery Tinney, a claim wu brought in b 7 Mr. J. Cowburn, late solicitor to this um pany, amounting to 2,2371., and another claim by Messrs. Cow burn and Morris, being a continuation of th a t c l a i m , amounting to 9461. They were opponed by Mr. Ernest, the official manager, and after n discussion leave was given to the parties to establish their right, if any, of recovery at oommou law against the individual directors. A WOMAN KILLED DV AN OX.—On Saturday morning, about half•paat nine, a distressing occurrence was witnessed by hundreds of persons near Sadler's Wells Theatre. A large drove of beasts was being driven to one of the lairs near Islington, for this day's market at Smith field, and ate of them, in passing by a fruit stall which has ! for many years been kept near the theatre by an old WOUND, made towards it, and the owner, fearing he would upset it, endeavoured to frighten him away with her hands. This appeared to Infuriate the bullock,for he instantly left the stall and ran at the woman with great savageness and forced her against the wall, where the animal, which had no horns, continued hutting at her in a dreadful manner. The drover appeared afraid to go near. The bullock then again left her, and joined the drove. The poor woman was taken up in an almost insensible state and conveyed to the hospital, but died during the night.