The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-29 00:00:00

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PlANttooltimig t h. b., . 20.. 1 ,,,, >,l 0:, ROM, sad IMPORTATION. laluttrrato k ,,. „, ~ atoo motto 0 ,, to ator) To be soli la II A 101Wel 10, —*coma-1141W Poodursto Iso mime imam at _ _ --- - CItUSHINO MACHINERY. og .....klLL's PA f GNT MILLq waded tie Ossooll Grua • ti 4.r at Palubouro. Thor milk M pm* b "t „,. 'rob a M. maple of PoillbrokOohl goorts. ii , ..rts nok to wader id Übe Ma el MUM TONS PM mt;l4, ttsed or porsolik Lila op* yak snob aors. Lortoold dor. Poo Wert pordsolorA, ow* to Dir. oje▪ tkil I. to. ourh.. 9owois7. r iF, HUMAN HAIR.—ROWLANDB' MA , o .‘i: oIL os pad eameasil alearlawag 1M maid 4 ha Is aaurialam mss. awl off the bo• o lwarraaks is ni met baidaeas paidaraty ; • a k o, , a macaw.. *Amara "Ueda mbar remellia lama ww , „, now Waal' 31 WA/111.411 OIL MS alhalall l OM , ▪ re*l. • hnuthul M. la the pawl bat vela" eye -6,1 Moo, It baba avellimu la Ur ani. her rti Akrtt it to mein" aM~lrd+r is • kauttial raved ut hair. sea andialis II? um af ariab ea- Prim a.. 1111. awl aki sr um imolai 1 c.ues balk. are Uwe. web. aa tioe swawart Oil" ll* ram, ate canna as the lea r o o in n.gar bony Limn tam" °mutated Ukatu Wm. -Ikai ay D 1141.43 mod aU Mamba r/ he lowa - • -• r f lIE QC.%ItT EI(I,Y ItKVIEW,' No. CLXXX., •ai a yublubed OR TUMMY. aptil M. ay. runs: I. •.r &wet dr Co. - thy. 2. 11.ne... Wail; et. aybord. i i .1 . 1 ot I ik lAcfla l'ate cY 0011411111. rnt I. ) C.4ntntstAe dusty. I. I 4 4n huh hubtony to England, ba., :. Cat , oh /4“.1.et, and the, t'2.ll.rn A Tenn. I'm Trade. I. linos 111. tireavllle and Ilheittultra Paten: lard M.hote. 111.447, Vols. 5 and ItAtn ttant'. !tutor, of the Iterrnentioth . Led hobs hoetnetl awl the ol Iketph JAR lawny, AlbeflatihrtteeL RUSSIA AND THE. CAUCASIANS. The Ilmeian newspapers contain official reports of • sreories aehie'e, tby the imperial arms over the laverisa tribes. In order, it is said, to punish the s:vis us the other side of the Kuban, a gette s: truck woe made at the end of January, from the bat of toot awl the neighbourhood of Tscbernomorien, by the right amt of the army, the first division of which dertroyel n villages, and, after a whole day's battle, Wed 20 .Idea and 200 warriors, lowing only one sibiers and ten prirstes killed, and three Akers and fOrry sow pfleat .,- . wounded. A second dis iiioll destroyed, in tame days t e ghting. forty four villages, with peat stoned Mtn sad pros. mkt, killed vast numbers of the enemy, and took some promiers, basin aft fourteen privates killed sad MI folrwr. and Itti phinderrerweaded. It is a pity we have tot Seliamp's ripen alt aim Oar MUSIC. orENING OF THE ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. I lhe llioval Italian Opera has commenced the sixth not it. ;Tenttal existence. Be the future what it may, %r.,v ran MIL tears will be • memorable one Ia the limery mu.uul stige. Amid • *cries of gram mom tee • clithcultics, end miaow disasters, the establish r..,ot taunt:ailed a struggle which cites seemed desperate, at liorth it appeen to have noshed • smooth ma, and to ecntil forward by • lamer* gale. The pm= it. rty .hive by its management deserve' a a r.;t. especially whoa we 'murky the greet eSset it to tad upon the progrees of the lyrical drama. The step of exteading the ballads of the Italisa stage, and tr.,hirag its exhausted stores by introdecing the great • is. of the Genitals and French schools--s step so bold Li ham:deny is at lint to be deemed chimerical—kaa /Me a new impulse to the public taste. We are no satAled with au Bete repertoire cogitating of pieces = e rr lad only in their degrees of inanity and weakness we do ssed work. of penes and power ; and if modern Italy can on tarnish them, we hare learned to seek and Gad them towbar, We think it fair to add that we believe the meld of the existence of the Royal Italian Open, sad of the results which it has elketed, u Ise to a literary amateur, Mr. Orionis's ' who cot may projeeted the enterprise, bat set es attire part is it inao Whet. The theatre invest es Saturday with the " Maria dl Loam, - of Donizetti ; a epees sat entirely unknown to the Loads public'. toe it was peedseed at the same theatre four pus sett, but (from eillanmotaness uelailesseary sow to amide) with little satoma. hisme of the Meet works et the composer, having been written for Vienna in 1843, by chub time a marked change had takes piste is Dan rste's style. Deeper study of his art, combliniol peobs_bit wait a desire to satisfy Gerona taste end jedpaseg. bed oilseed him to write with a care and elaboration net 1111 he Sued in his wilier productions, and to aim at greater sell laity of esinstraetioo, and greater variety and riehaeu in his orehtscral writing. We do not that* that " Maria di &ban shows more 1151'0116ve gestic', or • happier low of melody. that •• Asa Helena" or " Lucia di Lammermoor;" Let r sandy. as • work of art, it is greatly superior to tither. The east was Snag, and the perlonesnee esselleaL Ma dame Camelia* wee • clieriallag pard =rlitive of th e henna*, and sang nquisitery j the sir " Cups fatal mastitis, - the inset sereeser is dm part. Is the tenor, spay, and dielleseties of the ekeisg woe she showed a high degree of tragic power. Tamberlik slid all justice to the Memater of the Cooing in Crocias. both as as actor end • glow ; but the Path le Dot r. interrning, either mealy sr dirmstically, as it ought to hats been. None of the dos holaeging to it have left any trace on our memory. The littbreest of the Gooch served to introduce the zew eontrallejkdomenelle Betruha, who stewed • decided triumph. Bee sepia Is very pleasing, hat her racesisc timidity fee • little thee seemed to para lyse her powers. Enanreged, bangs; by a kind rasp toe, rolliul her spirit@ ; and wham Me mate to the salient point of the part, the azormilagly pretty reinasee, par tau e ozio," she peered It out with • sow ? • Ire. • richaem of voice and brilliancy of encodes, which took the audience by sterm sad it woe encored with salvos of swam.. from t erry part of the house. We shall be muck - tinappuinted If this yam lady do not tern est an other &ambit's or . But all the other parts wens eclipsed by RosocaPs meg sittetst performance of the DrAe de Cheontree. 11 is re. tared es Ins chef d'avarre, sad is indeed a wonderful (we aught almost my matchless) application of the vocal art to the expression of parkin in its utmost violas. sad bites sity to the final scene, the slam of ?rewind jedoesy, ragtag is the breast of a desperate WAS, bee seam bees more powerfully painted by the greatest Meridiem of hhal.pesre's stage. The piece has bean produced with the completeness and splendour to be expected at this theatre. The orchestra mush. under its able cosdoetor, Mr. Costa, end has bees streerth.ned by game emiaeat sum, particularly Piatti end bottosini. The seenery and decorations were nth and beautiful. A great mistake was made, however, is the iatrvbactioa of a sadism ballet, for which the drama fur fu•hn no warrant, which Mops the action, and was, mere. over, tfullfferesily danced. It lasted so long that monads of disapprobation were beginniag to be very audible. rARY COMMITTEE& I!AILWAT AND anima VILLA ON STANDING 01181. EASTY.IIN COUNTIES RAILWAT.—The West IMF wittee have decided that the standing aglow wilt wet W bed' spensed with in respect of the rattles spies' this toeipany's hill for branch to the river NOW Nc w - Krona Corms .—T he coinsaiftes hays &sided Oast tits studies orders of the how be est dispoissa with is fawner of the petitions of Mr. J. S Moorat soloist this maims''. bills. Lavine rORPORATION BILL.—The ...sips haw is. penned with*, stasdieg tram is favour a tbe pad= fire additives& provision in this oospany's IMMINGHAM CANDELABRA AT THE Toms OF TYR Po rater.—Tlar Moira Osier bow mot te e =, M the vierroy's order, taro pin of 'Mild pJaaa os 14 fear high. Ilia Mews. b seat thew to the Mob of the prophet at Medias, winos tbry oat be Woke' by hundred' or thermos& of pOsela aeohltlfrok P.I.FAIION OF RIAD-CONSTABLE rot LIVERPOOL.— The Liverpool Willi Otamittoo mot oat gourds to 'feet I holel-soosoble, r tbe woo of Kr. Dowling. Oripiwllp there were 40 oonlidatse kr the Who, but these komo re. doted to 5. The oiled kirk/ were to stutoileart, and were called is sesemolom Woe the emmittos. The choice, hnorr , ft r , vivant,' ky betook az. low vico-ehair- WM of t6e arntr oemilleo ; semoomikat of to pieetosos el the ; owl lkokommi arum Tho esonistee &bond Mk anted owe for Neely two look whom • MOAN; eat ykoe t Ile. abloom em 7, Casale anieS, Lolooleot - Dow vela Linesmen Deves's wok as kook ea doe lookos f o l i 6,1 E4 ke ifirpleler Oridid, when Caps arse deed lasi sekee>ie W • moperk, of II seem to . Oft of the 411 romilieke rot piker ems of bis bad ht. stied dat e volulaliftilimelab, swam seat por trait. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 28.—At a congregation holden this day, the following degrees were eesferved ; Masters of Ana: Thomas Brocklebank, King's Colbsp James Camper Wright, King's Calks*, compounder; ems Canon, St. Peter's College. Bachelor in the Civil Law: William Finitie, Trinity College; George Hales, Christ's College. P1371111111X1111. John Kells Ingram MA., to the Professenhip of Oratory, Trinity College, Dahlia. Bev. Adolphus Frederick Woodford (Rector of Swilling. ton), to be Chaplain to the Sheriff of Yorkshire. Bev. John Woodhouse, to All Saints Curacy, Liverpool. Thomas Charles Gektart, M.A., to the Mastership et Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Rev, Edward Henry Abney, 8.A., vicar of St. Alkmunio Derby, to be Chaplain to the Sheriff of Notts. Rev. William Blood, to Temple Uraftaa Perpetnil Curacy, Warwickshire, value 931. ; patron, F. F. Bulk" E lias's' Charles Oeldart, MA., to the Mastership of Trinity HeU, Cambridge; patrons, the College. irl Rev. Egerton Douglas Hammond, M.A., to Northbourne Vicarage, Kent, value 240/., and resideuce ; patron, Arch bishop of Canterbury. Rev. R. Hancock, to be Catechist, Colstou's School, qt.] Bristol. N John Frederick Hardy, M.A., to a Feliowship (Fish- sy mongers), Sidney Susses College, Cambridge. Rev. Edward Browne lissweed, MA., to Alliattca Rectory, Kent, value 1431., and residence; patron, Earl of Romney. eL Nicholas Freak Hill end William Martin, to be Follows ti , M.A.. to 'be Plianba I is Librarian, Maldon, Ewes. . . ii Rev. James Anthony Pearson Lioskill, to Bieknor Rec. 44 tory, Kent, value 1191. ; patron, Lord Chancellor. es Rev. Edward Thomas William Polehampton, M.A., to a . be Chaplain to Earl Puwlett. 11, Rev. Charge Roberta, M.A., to Norton Disney Vicarage, is. Lincoinskire, value 1721.; patron, Lieutenant. N, C 1 rg v. James Rushton, M.A., to Long Stow Rectory, Cam- 1? Re bridgeoloire; patron, J. Sharp, Esq. St. Rev. Charles J. Stewart, MA., to St. John the Evange- NI list Perpetual Curacy, Crook-y-Voddy, Isle of Man; pa- la; trun, the Bishop of Soder and Man. at. The Yen. Thomas Thorpe, D.D. (Archdeacon of Bristol), SS .30 to a canonry in Bristol Cathedral ; patron, the Crows. so Rev. Julius John Culpeper Valpy, 8.A., to Elsingßee- pa 1 tory, Norfolk; value 2991. and readence ; patron, R. C. iii', Browne, Baq. ot.l Rev. Jobs William Whittaker. D.D. (Vicar of Black- m•' burn), to a honorary canonry Da ere Manchester Cathedral. U It Rev. Richard Williams, 13 A., to Dro Vicarage, Cum- i ll berbuld; valise 12 01 . and r esidence;' patron, the Lord Chan- l c oellor. N Rev. Percival George Willoughby, 8.A., to Stapleford II Vicarage, Lincolnshire; value 661. ; patron, the Crown (for a3t this tars). il Rev. James Whitworth Consterdine, to the Perpetual 64. Curacy of the New Church, Alderley, Cheshire ; patrons, it. trustees. • 14 Rev. David Evans (vicar of Aberavon), to be Chaplain to U the Sheriff of Glansorganshire. tt Rev. Gilbert Heathcote, to be Chaplain to the Sheriff of 1 , 3 Wiltshire. tit.' Rev. Edward Rues Henning, to Ilitfield Perpetual m 1 Curacy, Dorset, value 621. ; patron, Vicar of Sydling. Rev. Eugene O'Meara, to be a Governor of Pleasant's Ilt Asylum, Dahlia, to Rev. William Henry Simons, to be Colonial Chaplain at is Kandy. to Rev. Henry Hermann Von Dadeluen, to be Colonial la 1 Chaplain, Trinity Church, Colombo, Ceylon. ilt. l Rev. John Olynn Childs, tat. Dennis Rectory, Cornwall; ea patron, Lady Grenvi ll e. 16 Rev. Thomos Conway', to Lilbourne Vicarage. North- 1 al, emptonshire; vela, 127 1.; patron, the Lord Chancellor. to Rev. J. K. Harrison, to Yon' Perpetual Curacy, Here- MI /Dribblet • value, 901 . ; patron, J. Arkwright, Esq. Rev. 'Auer *Moen' Jackson, to Marsden Perpetual gi! Caney, laaashire ; value, 1601. and residence ; patrons, la ' , Halms % tr us t ees . N Rev. B. Judge, Chaplain of Simon's Town, to be a Canon N 1 cilrCape Town, Cape of Good Hope. 111.1 Bev. Rickard T. Lowe, to Leak, Lincolnobire ; value, N I 1601. sad residence; patrol', Sir C. J. Anderson, Bart. II Nov. Natbsaiel James Merriman (Archdeacon of Grasp ham's Town), to be a Canon of Cape Town, Cape of Good to N S C. W. A. Newman, M.A. (Senior Colonial Chaplain), ul to be Dean of Ca pa Town, Cape of Good Hope. u Rev. Charles Rawlins (Perpetual Curate of Chaddeeden), M be Chaplain to the Sheriff of Derbyshire. Owes Drs. O. Mesh Tiro of Embleton, to be an honorary et Deane Oilhodsal. 1•1 Vit.!. IL @kWh X.A., Al.:Weems of Goons, to be a ass damps Taws. Cape of Good Hope. Res. Nom M White, 111. A.. Principal of the Thomas vli SAW& 19 ho • Canon of Caps Tows, Cape of Good Hope. N SIM ISIMII Brown (Citrate of Llanverees), to be Chap lab.*** _lberiff of Plintshire. IR. A s Mehemet Giotto: of Dorton Mills), to be 13 tillgl e a limmem. ti Illebtail de Ilamilamt, to Tellan-Peceonim Thltellea ; value 1801. and residence ; patron, J. a , 7 Re v. Duch, to St. Silas Curer", Liverpool. t Rev. Meatibert Goodwin, Sabana Toney, to be a Sur. I rotate in Rev. Dens• Mal, to a minor canonry in Ely Cathedral. 1 Rev. Jossdsea (Rector of St. Janus's, Westaiinater), / tO • beauty In &feta Cathedral. 1 i.e. laise Parker, to Sinniagton Perpetual Corers, Yeeillba mine, 841. and residence; patron, Maete, of kisil. Iteeteste, M.A., to an Assistant Mastership, a ltasseir gg. Williams (Culla of cintarvon), to be II lie Sheriff of Canteleweitilm Los Henry Lovett Clulairee, to Buckhorn- Walks Heart ; value MK and residence; ;Oak Irk @lookers. Dos Ism, Lewis Books to UNA Viswase, Canner. Umiak' ; value W A{ el. David's Pas Jobs GAMIN of ~kr) to Roslyn Deem= Ar ffie& la un David's. ' wader-tCestle Per- NA i Wilts; OMNI.; plonk Dos ha- e ir Si @bps? et . . am ' ' • et Ileflusliedtwe) to to &sp iels II ' • ~ p '' • ..D., to West La Vicar- S to e lia l g olt j • NAL) sod Desomy value lets.) Doom; . Illehop of es. David's. VACA.OIII. RECTORIBS.—Barwick-in-libwit, Tecluhire ; Ours of Ripon ; value 1,0224 with roddenseddron, Gray of Lancaster ; Rey. W. H. nothatet, asse at. Michael Caerhayo Our sp awl Vicarage, Cornwall, diocese of Ruter ; paitos, Lelty Chenville; Rev. C. T. Knape, dowered. St. Stephen, Cornwall; diocese at Ifroter ; puree, Lady Grenville; Rev. C. T. Kentritadon Al seeeL Furtive', Cuascv.— Saints, Lent:whim diocese of Manchester ; value ; Trustees of the ate T. Tipping, Req. ; Rim Rev. Lord Henry ler has, it is ape's& Mt the &arch, aad sow to "ma —Wagons nom - . - - - DITILRINTIAL Dow—Oa Ilaaarday s bill sow in the Hones of Comes wei plaint la mile bas Ms jilt, to abolish, otherwise than by 6111111". MI audition of the recipronty, differential date ea ibialia Mrs. It is proposed that the rates and &atlases hedge ships any be nada by an order of the Own On emit so as to 'sake the rale 0... 111., a.% _Masada. _ _ _ I Ma. Horde ilostei. - -(To the Editor et the Ilsprom.) 81r,— lkikr Vie bead of " Pairs ill Kr. Her.'.inetion," it b sated drat I" g rod Peelmp 7Mail .carat 11 mgr. by 'loft gm= la Meer ef Xi. Name% modest la leave W habaiaea a bill to enrol tho ropresentatioa of the pellth.-1 ea, Le., CMAALINI 011110111W1.-27, Wilton-enema, March 27. Mr. Joshua robed with Mr. D. Waidiagton on Mr. Bone's inollen an Thareday. Govmutilehe Biesvotiorr Ixerrrortox. A r imi kol=r aa rth i e f teak. • relnaht pone' et M. beard of management, for the raamal of dtb lenaMeraf the uyltim, for general beabardisebta, was comibleal I but it being the me anest the bialtedba to raped the wean rather than the melte et than whoa it wiebta, it wee agreed to grant her ea mashy of 101., payable quarterly. A vote of thinks twin, bow glen to the chairman, the wart broke up. EITIRStiII GAROTTE ROBBERY AT LIVERPOOL. — About Mae Vele& on Friday sight a geationa wan ea arated by a hark is Elliatestreet. Ile nardead Is coa eenatila wilt bars Lade er awe, wb.s be we owlessily samba by ewe ma a. gibe berebei bless dews. The wars twaradieeety pupal bb puree, esatelebe abed *W. la geld mad mem - Übe am raptured as dam yet. bat the tee was uaterteardaly escaped. Oa the way le the staliwebratee dm *sew sway 2601., and is the lett& well 111 was bead yea bar. MOOVIIIINT TO bllltailtrOL LtaT.—Lan fr Was dale that Preheat marmit bee jam eusgiesed AWN et dee arathetaf tbwTvaasesedeatal Pltileeeyikt. tt . . . is as servo as $ moist tor tim inestorial whisk fere pow s wami as dos Ph' lioripbsignige at iiiriserrir s g re liers Kist's Attends, if philsorither is a P riestv re, lealdni as if at sow poem Wire bin. right load raised is the sat at iltmarmillia. Thor le oboes dm wet* a Grip& with tie ii saliisersuiro aid= quite la Worm ie Mews rimier titer EVENING, LONDON, MONDAY A t u a s ta ill = a . an nimainals. Clisa lid i SO an lamierasia jilakilsaid lalerthiat lall I)==ssui kW all Man Adatim C . & tad 1.11114 . an Da. (61. ta Ovando di SIENA Ibis, Clan 1.. alb LIM tal Pa. did asa C dd. en lid 1 all Da. 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The various departments of the Stock Exchange to day have presented the appesrtna nasal on a Satur day, but in the railway share market there has been a revival of confidence, and the firmness now shown may be Ukelele ea augury in favour of the market during the ensuing week. Consols have not undergone the slightest variation, closing at 981 to f for money and the 13th April. No other stock met with a single transaction. The improvement in Exchequer Bills was scarcely maintained, purchases being concluded at 70s. prem., but the quotation left off at yesterday's advanced rate of 68e. to 71s. prem. India Bonds marked 78e. prem. Foreign stocks were sparingly dealt in, but Peru vian is the only description that shows weakness. Buenos Ayrean Bonds were steadier, and Brazilian and Spanish remain firm. The official business re port embraces the following securities :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds, 102 ; ditto New Five pee Cents., 1829 and 1839, 1011. Buenos Ayrean Six per Cents., 74. Dutch Two-and-a ftelf per Cents., OS Ecuador Bonds, 61, 6. French Three per Cent Rents', 71f (exchange, 25f. 40c). Granada One-and-a-liaff per Cents. ex. Dee. 1849 coupon, 231; ditto Deferred, 10, 1, /. Mexican Three per Cants., kr account 31st March, 321, 1. for account, 351. Russian — five per Cade., 113 ;1 1 ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031. Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 93 1 . Spanish Old Three per Cents., 44 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 191, 20/. Venezuela Three-and-a- ' Half per Cents, 461 ; ditto Deferred, ISt. The money market continues abundantly supplied, and the rates of accommodation remain as last re ported. That the policy of the Bank directors is de cidedly in favour of the maintenance of their present rate of discount is sufficiently shown in the repeated disappointments endured on each weekly board day by the speculators in the railway share and other markets. It is universally admitted that money is now sufficiently easy for every legitimate commercial requirement, as well as for all speculative purposes deserving of encouragement, and thus the tenacity with which the minimum rate of 21 per cent. is adhered to, is not regarded with dis favour even by parties who might expect to derive immeaiate advantage from a reduction in the general terms of the market. How long the directors will be able to stave off any reduc tion, with a due regard to the interests of their pro prietary, and in face of the daily accumulating resources of the establishment, is a question that gives occasion to many interesting discussions in city circles, and especially in the neighbourhood of Capel court, but it must be borne in mind that the approach ing payment of the dividends, whilst it will further add to the mass of employment-seeking capital, will also have a tendency to temporarily relieve certain items of the Bank account. The approach of the elections, and the prospects of the spring trade, are also considerations requiring attention. Meanwhile it may be noticed that the returns just issued afford , no indication of the large railway loan transactions in which the directors were stated to have recently embarked on terms very favourable to the com panies. The amount of railviay calls falling duo in the month of April is as fellow.: Amami per thin. Des Already Numbirr Ceti* woe is Ara ,1831'. Dete. NM. Called. °Mires. Gamier sad Narked, Peet No. 11, 91. U. 6d. 1 31 116 0 42,e00 75,600 IHtte dltke L. Ile. 6. 1 11 011 3 42,006 21,623 Dublin sad Mopeds, New M. Peet. bleb South 111therrs North sad loath Withers _ _ _ -- 5 Si 510 0 5,000 12,900 ihremsbary sal Caesar, Now 101— ........... 4 2 0 0 9,726 19,451 Wbitl”ves Jsaalos, iiit.i --- --- 1 4i 110 0 1,070 MUM Note.—lb above amount in irrespective of the NA Oen 114 AIM or la per amt. upon ea nosh ot tan uroat Wows Compseriguaras lard 44 per newt Moak am may On tamed. The amount called in the first four months of 18.50, 1861, and 18.52 is shown below: 1850. 18.51. 1852. January £1,830,818 £748,316 £265,817 February 1,036,709 368,832 866,981 March April 802,642 477,600 198,177 Total £4,667,748 £1,813,401 £1,828,317 The demand upon the money market for the prose- COM of railway enterprise is thus shown to be very =The calls in April are unusually small, • too that cannot be regarded as beneficial to • labouring classes of this country, whose prospe rity has been ea materially promoted by the railway system. Recent parliamentary returns show the total number of persons employed on railways in the United Kingdom ' in the year 1851, to be 106,501, being 12,358 less than in 1830. The decrease was, of course, on railways in course of construction, as upon lines opened the number of employes had in creased by 3,689. We understand that a powerful company has been organised by local interest for the construction of two branch lines to join the Luxembourg Railway with Charleroi and Louvain. The caution money ham been already deposited. The result will be to bring two important feeders to the Luxembourg Railway without any charge to that line. The Belgian papers state the partienhur of the revenue and expenditure of the nation for the year 1833, se estimated in the bills just distributed to the swam of the chamber. The year's revenue is intimated at 4,873,9681., whilst the expenditure, as already su bmitted to the legislature, Is stated at 4,704,9081. Under the head of expenditure the pro portion assigned to meet the requirements of the national debt ia 1,613,6201. ; for the ministry of judos, 467,1684 ; for the ministry of the interior, 964.4041. ; public works, 660,7231. ; war, 1,071,4801.; finances, 432,7321. According to the ofilcial returns published in the Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales, during the week ending the 13th of March, was 3,414,6684 ; Is the week preceding, the amount was 3,393,9671. There is consequently an increase of 20,7011. The note circulation of the joint-stock banks during the same week we. 2,741,034!.; and the previous week's return being 2,723,6471., the increase is shown M le 17,11971. Oa Waft into consideration the active circulation d the Irk et England, which in the week in qua *. was 28436,3301. (being 1,9901. less than the week Feeeeng), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 26,391,0324, which shows on balance an increase of 36,0981., as com pared with the returns for the previous week ending the 6th of March. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,283,4071., and the joint-stock banks 668,9531. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,932,3601. below the fixed amount. The specie movement this week hu been unusually j quiet. Th e imports of coin and bullion comprise i 4 only 73,6621. dole. by the Africa from New York; 1.0301. by the Peninsular and Oriental steamer Madrid (of which 3301. was from Gibraltar, 4001. from Lisbon, and 3001. from Oporto) ; and 170,000 dole. by the Franklin from New York. This last named import, however, was for Havre. The total imports scarcely reach 20,0001. Considerable sup plies of Australian gold, however, are known to be on their way, and would probably have reached our shores ere now bat for the contrary winds. It is noticed that the shipments of Amerman gold coin Emu AND TiND R6ILIVAT.-1110 Admiralty re- from New York to Ham continue , both by steamer cent that eey ra ib m India ismusid w i th i t. " and Failing packet, though the reduction in the rate ma Y 6, I„,,,„ pita ti si given by the Bank of England for thiamin has given 8, sad that the iseweseresse with Wei wears see sa Ibe a cheek to its transmission here. rim wbma :Stb et leeleteen ANSONA lets the The exports are also unimportant. Direct from river,Ma at the *Nmoo lig Ede , Irkus fear India, during the week ending Thursday, they are steaks lave hem Mar lew water mirk.f della love Wells ass Ihr . The Admiralty stated as lows ill the Custom - hone returns:— mo is I wo. %the mi. is sias i s i n j ur y to Silver coin : To %elope, 1,020 cu. ; to Cape Coast mallgalka awassd Or wMt IMsil Cutlet 960 as.; to lielgiam e 98,000 cm. !Myer i s kell ;Willi IN iillbeatagens .., ..._ _LIW810•Gr!"/TA ICWisTaraj i 10 Jambe _ loClabdosimi z . _ _ 10 4 0 4 IS 1) Ifi !II 41 4? Om/ ts Olsoodir Is Dna Dowd Ofesteiten 89 W Da. ins 111 De. slam pletso) be lAsilt lit Iced= lei ClosserieD Ossod In Ina 20 DUD fahome 1 07 1 SO l( .t , NW* Ilertalk) SeerniliZiolan ••peal SI 14 i‘ 4p* 1 127 :111 ui Hi 23 27 10$ i— ll (Ira. '' 1111.Wat.&Laae.iYal I I OW l a tr ii = le MM. Mandlio 111 Sepal asi ammo or _ awe i ll l i = Ili Ife sli :61 lie 17e id II 111 r ill r 4 Dark - & — di ef.(cllG Owe! ft I& M'Obrg... 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Is Lost Ilia 5 Orost tarn Paiaiu. 41 Do. 10 Du. . et Do. iSo. Kirir SO 'Samar rid Deo :Soothers.! Frown II Orleans sad Bossism= .. Patio sad . Su Yore sod TS Par.. sad str ootoare luMom sed Halm r swain sod Mow ... 17 Fours sod SLAM II Wait Pleader._ . . It wii ill 14 SS SS I I II 14 Ss RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocu. This is " continuation day" in the share market, and the arrangements foradjustment of the ac coast are in progrem. Prices show a decidedly up ward tendency, and a marked time has taken place in many descriptions. Aberdeen" have ripen ; London and North Westerns, 10s.; North British, Ss.; Zork and North Midlands, 10a.; South East ern', North Stafford', Midlands, and Great West erns, besides others, are all better. French shares are 'aurally steady. num AND NOM UNGUALANTIDD. Ips le.day up Se I p.n. H 1 13 111 Ii 111 il 4 ILWATR. ISI 11 . 1 i ss 1 Tit 1 . 1 Oft 1 4 $4 7 44 44 4 4, 244 44 :A Jai 2 41 4 6 4 1 db 2 1 21 bars: To Boulogne, 3,180 oz. ; to Hamburg, 6,400 os.; to Rotterdam, 25,000 oz. Gold coin : To Ham burg, 1,100 os. ;to Belgium, 200 oz. This gives a total of 1,300 ounces of gold, and 134,560 ounces of silver, of the aggregate value of about 39,0002. There do not appear to hays been exports of specie from the outports. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by Herapath's Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,600 miles to be 255,354 L, oral the rated 381.155. per mile per week. The receipts for the corresponding period of last year were 231,9701. on 6,337 miles, or 361.105. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 23,3841., or 10.80 per cent. in the aggregate amount received ; an increase in the mileage of 2&3 miles, or 4.15 per cent ; and an increase of 21. ss. in the amount received per mils per week. The Railway lima estimates the total receipts since the Ist January at 2,885,7691., which, on 6,500 miles, gives an average of 4431.195. 31d. per mile; and as the amount for the corresponding period of lastyear was 2,684,328 L on 6,264 miles, 0r4281. 10s. 71d. per mile, the difference is shown to be in favour of the protein year to the extent of 151. Bs. 70. per mile. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoon. There ia no change in the Comet market to-day, is prim having remained steady at 98ft to t, both for log. .'tionth Sea stock marks rale at 88e. to 71e. ,IN: In the foreign house the settlement of the account engages attention, and the other business is conse quently small. Prices present little change, but no buoyancy is apparent in the speculative stocks, except Spanish, which is rather steadier. Peruvian Actives mark 1044; ditto Deferred, 614; Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102 ; Granada Deferred, 104; Mexican, 32i to I; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 204; Venezuela Actives, 46 to 4. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Tot Macey. For Account. PARIS, Nuts V. ways Wit. Lowell Clads,. for pry,7l 60 71 50 71 SO 71 03 71 03 6 per Dints 04 • rp r ar Cents. lOl Raney . 9 0 11 / nonsy ... I Naples Ibrse 3cams 33i any_ . pr Ds. 136. rishetnt 3 p.Ct. 96 .. Y Tresous7 Bands Da 1, 1631 PAU*, !Cows 27.-60.Ciergsaia, 640; Versailles (right bank). 360; ditto (nit beak), 3bo; Pori sad Orleans, 1,14 Paris and Rusts, 713; Ronan sad Harm Its 6e; and Minns, 170, Stubborn, and We, 333 30; Centre, 380 ; Unmans sod Bordeaux. 676 33; Northers. 626 61; Paris end Genoboarg. 563; Pull and Ly 07 30 ; Tours sad Nunn 343 73; Mostsreau and Trays., 170; sad Frassp, US; &N -ikes. and Taste. 107 50. BERLIN, MARCH 26.—Voluntary LOllll, 102 ; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 102) ; ditto (1 01) 852), 1011; National Debt, 89). Bank Shares, 1. Vuirms, MARCH 26.—Five per Cent. bietalliques, 95 3-16; New Loan (A), 95 1-16; ditto B), 107 f. Four-and-a-Half per Cents. ditto, 84 9-18. Bank Shares, 1,248. Exchange on London, 12.25. MADRID, MARCH 23.—Three per Cents., 39) ; after Bola, 39;; New Three per Cents., 19k; after 3olsa, 19 3-18. Coupons, 9). Passives, 5/; after Bolus, 5 3-16. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 99). Exchange on London, 50.80. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS LIVRRPOOL, MARCH 27.—Our market to-day has again been limited, but with an improvement in prices. The follow ing are the transactions :—Aberdeen, 131—Blackburn (late B.C. and W.Y.),6l—Caledonian,l9l 1 5 16—Eastern Coun ties,9l—Lancashire and Yorkiihire,72l—Ditto, Fifth Shares (West R. U.), 41 d.—Londen and North Western, 124 1 Ditto (new 44 shares), 6 p.—Ditto, Quarter Shares (C), 2p. —Midland, 644 4 }—North Union, A (guar. by Lon don and North-Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire), 174—Shrewsbury and Birmingham Pref. Shares, 101 — South Eastern and Dover, 211 1 I—York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 181—York and North Midland, 241 1. Brinenrotram, MARCH 27.—This share market opened languidly, hut closed much better. Shrewsbury and Bir mingham Al were done at a. MANCHISTER. MARCH Z7.—The market was strong, and prices were improving. The sales include : Caledo.: nian, 191 ; Eastern Counties, ; East Lancashire, 17 6-16 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 72i ; London and North Western New Quarters, 6 1 p. ; Midland Railway Consols, 64 ; South Eastern and Dover, 21 11-16 I. Lill*, MARCH 27.—We had a firm market this morn ing, though no improvement in prices. The following are the elostng sales:—Eastern Counties, 91; East Lancashire,,l7l; Leeds Northern., 161; Midland Stock, 641 ; North Westerns, 111 • South Eastern and Dowers, 211 ; York and Mirth Midlands, 241. BAMITOL, Maack( 27.—The market was Inn, and, for a Saturday, active . Bristol sad Enters were done at 901, 901; Cheat Westerns, WI; Vale of Neath , Si dis. The ether transmitions were eresSaed to purely local shares. PUBLIC SALES. March 26.—8 y Messrs. Bitoxt.tr and Sox, at the Mart. —Freehold shop and premises, at the corner of White Horse-street, Commercial-road East, let on lease for 1001. per annum-2,3001. Freehold house and premises, No. 11, Denmark-street, Rateliff-highway, let for 214. per annum-4101. Three houses, Noe. 1,2, and 3, York-road, Commercial road, let for 561. 10s., term 99 years at 101. 105.-3261. Leasehold house, No. 24, Savi ll e-place, Mile End road, .estimated value 601. per annum, held for 16 years at 41. Is. 9d.-2461. FATAL RAILWAY AnCipinre.—A fatal accident occurred on Friday, on that part of the South Coast Rail way which lies between Brighton and Hastings. A Mrs. Edwards, between 50 and 60 years of age, residing with her son, a pastry cook, in Norman-road, St. Leonard', jumped from a third class carriage, and received injuries which speedily resulted in death. It is supposed that the unfor tunate woman committed the rash act which cost her her life in consequence of having inadvertently weed the Box bill Station, at which she ought to have stopped. CORONER'S IrovesT.—An inquest was held on Friday evening at the Roebuck Tavern, Cambridge-heath, on Henry Draper, aged 59, who was found strangled at No. 2, Ravenseroftatreet, Cambridge-heath. Deceased was of rather eccentric habits. About as weeks air a eater, who was residing with him, was taken to • lunatic asylum, where she soon after died. On Saturday week he called at the Wiles of Mr. Tyumen, at Hackney, and was then paid money on amount of the rent of some houses that was col lected by Mr. Tyssen. When he left he had 224 in a tea ms hag. The nest morning he was discovered in bed with a silk handkerchief round his throat, which was tightened like • tourniquet by means of a hearth brash, but the canvass bag could not be found, for the 22/. The coroner suggested en open verdict, observing that it was a very mysterious affair. Verdict—" That the deceased was found dead, with • silk handkerchief, round his throat, buthow be became so there was not sufficient evi dence to show." ----- - • ULSTER RAllmse.—The directors of this com pany have communicated to the shareholders their half yearly report, preparatory to their stated meeting, which takes place on Wednesday next. They state that much saving has been effected in the expenditure ; that a con siderable amount of the borrowed capital, for which the company had been paying 5 per cent., has been paid off, and replaced by capital at 4 percent; and they recommend a dividend of 22a. per share, which is equal to about 41 per cent. per =hum. Last year the dividend was 205., and the preceding year only 12a. The sum remaining to be carried to the mane fund, after payment of dividend for the last year, is 1,2351. THE COMPLETION OP SOMERSET HOVSE.—The east wing was left incomplete by Chambers; but in 1829 the vacant space was filled up from the designs of Sir Robert Smirke, with the buildings for King's College. The west side, or that next Wellington-street, has remained unfinished till now, flanked by,some ungainly brick dwelling-houses, springing out of a deep pit. In consequence of the consoli dation of the Boards of Excise Stamm, and Taxes, &c. into one board (the Inland Revenue), it became necessary to abandon the Excise Office, in Broad.street, City, and bring all the establishment under one roof at Somerset House ; and Mr. James rennetherae, the architect to the Board of Works, was directed to make designs for the com pletion. By the alteration proposed, a large annual saving will be effected, and the cost of the new building. will be met by the sale of the old Excise Office, so that no expense, we understand, will be incurred by the public for the com pletion of this aide of Somerset House. It has been stated ' m some of the newspapers that in consequence of certain arrangements made by the present administration, the pro posed additna will not be proceeded with. We cannot teem, however, that there is any }OlOOll to suppose that this ie esEruct. Tenders tor the eatostion vi the oath wins will be received this week, and others for the reminder of the Midis( will speedily follow.—The Dueler. [THREEPENCE. MINES. The Mining Exchange was bat thinly attended, and 'minims more than usually dull to-day. Next week many of the loading dealers, who are now in Cornwall, will have returned, when a more lively market may be anticipated. Condurrows were offered at 102 f, with buyers at 100. Alfred Consols are sellers at 18# ; and West Providence sellers at 63. Wheal Bassett are offered at 430; Speedwells at par; and West Alfreds at 21t, with buyers at 20. East Tamara are quoted at 11s. to 12s. Gating are flat at 225. 6d. The gold mining share market was quiet, but closed with a firm appearance. During the greater part of the day Aria Frias remained at the decline noticed after &nines§ hours yesterday, but towards the close of the market buyers of these shares came forward, and considerable transactions took place at to prem. Carson's Creek shares maintain the late improvement, ruling at prem. Now that Colonel Fremont is in England the holders of shares in the various auriferous setts for which ho has granted leases are anxiously looking for some authen tic information, and are beginning to feel impatient at the absence of movement tending to a settlement of the questions lately so vehemently disputed. The quotations of the non-official list are as follows : Colonial Oold, t to = prem. ; Melbourne, par to prem.; Sierra Nevada, par to prem. ; Lake Be thirst, par to prem.; Victoria, par to 1-16 prem.; Auriferous O ro 1 dia. to par.; New Grenada, 1-16 to I rm. In the Stock Exchange there was no business in other foreign mining shares. THIS DAY. Twe o'CLoss. The gold mining shares remain quiet, but the Ca lifornian descriptions are firmer, and Agua Fria have rallied to 1/ prem. Australasian shares mark 2) ; Carson's Creek are quoted 7-16 to 9-16 prem.; Sierra Nevada, par to prem. pima Itameg. 1 e xi . ladiy. 1141 Ara Fria ... Aogio CAllicinfaa ....... ,ortrollin, braeld . .ye — atals.: I DIP al!'i Rtiire Brazil. imp. (W. at St pea. Do. Canes end Calabe Do. et Jetta Del Mel Orme% Creek. ()Are Orpper . . Rog. Aleeloslien Copper Goma lotion ltrestalls. One* Pellieser . . anweispeeplibWri6iß INstreas Wads fin Oreft ' Usnod Ileidaut welt M■ripm COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. DIINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private-contract markets have been inactive to-day, and our quotations of Friday last remain unaltered. MErste.-Iron: There has appeared more disposition to buy at last week's prices, but the amount of business done has been small. Tin : East India has been dull of sale. Banes reported sold in small quantities, at 775. to 78s. Spelter is quoted the same as last week, 141. be., but sales to any extent could nut be made at that price. Otte.-Seal, pale, 301. 10e. to 311. ; straw, 5.81. 10s. to 301. ; Sperm, 841. 10s. to 861.; Headmatter, &IL to 891. ; Cod, 321. 16s. to 331.; South Sea, 311. 10e. to 331. 10e.; Olive Oalipoli, 441. to 461.; Spanish and Sicily, 421. 10s. to 431. 105. ; palm, 251. 10s. to 265. 15a.; Cocoa-out, 311. to 361. 10s.; Seed, rape, pale, 311, to 311. 10e.; Linseed, 261. I6e. to 271. The public lan declared for to-morrow are: Sugar, 6,000 bags Bengal, 2,600 bags Madras, 3,000 begs Penang. --Coffee 200 casks and 800 bags plantation Ceylon, 1,000 bags Rio.-Cochineal: 60 bags. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 141. 6d. ; Eden Main, 111. ; Tanfleld Moor, IZ.; Walls End Braddyll's Helton, , Walla End Hetton, 151. ; Walla End Larnbton, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 15a.—Ships at market, 155. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is fiat, and prices are declining. The trade begins to purchase very sparingly, and the delivery last week was consequently only 1,3 3 casks. In new Tallow very little is doing. Town Tallow is quoted Ms. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on thi. spot, 3Ss. 6d.; October to Decem ber (1862), 375. to 375. 3d.; on or before the end of March, 361.8 d. OF TALLOW. WM. lest. 1852. Meek duo day Cooke 32,110 34,301 43,733 Delivery tut week De. from lot Joao Drlval last week 363 437 Do. from lot Joao Tills Y. C. this day par virt 1 170. 401. 34. 31..6d. no. Town 3lh. 6d. 4116. 6d. 3115.0 d. Pont.tc SALIN advertised for the week: Tuesday, March 30, 60 cues But India Tallow ; Friday, April 2, 160 casks Australian Tallow. Di'Dal Do. ft Prime T. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The display of samples of English Wheat upon the Essex and Kentish stands this morning was again small. The trade without life, and some difficulty was experienced in effecting sales at the rates of Monday last, a portion of the supply remaining unsold at an advanced hour. The busi ness in foreign Wheat was confined to a few retail sales of fine Baltic qualities, at former prices. The demand for Flour still continues of the most hand to-mouth deecription, and, where sales were pressed, the turn in price was to favour of the buyer. Fine malting Barley being scarce brought quite as much money; other descriptions were unaltered in value. The receipts of Oats coastwise and from Ireland have been moderate during the pest week, but the arrivals from abroad have been sufficient to meet the demand, and the trade was heavy, at last Monday's rates. Beans and Peas mat with little attention, but cannot be quoted cheaper. There was a fair amount of business done in Trefoil and red and white Cloveresed this morning, and last week's prices were tolerably well supported. auuyAus INTO LONDON 14011 32ad MAR. to 27th MAR. whist SUS (1340 E. 4 .7 ... I 14112 I 430 SIO I 1135 Oats III 40 l 1164 1419: Flour. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that the supply of Hops is very limited, and that the demand, although not eatsasive, is in a very satisfactory state, with pricey, fully maintained. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY. During the past week the market has been well supplied both coastwise and by rail ; the trade still continues dull, and lower prices lucre been submitted to with second-rate sorts. The following are this day's quotations:—York Regents, 60s. to SOs.; Scotch, 60s. to 70s. ; Perth and For farshire Cups, 60e. to 655.; Fifeshire, 665. to 60s. ; Kent and EOM. X. 60s. to 755. ; Wisbeach and Cambridge, 50s. to 655. SMITHFIELD MARSET = THIS DAY. We have a very large supply of Beasts, at market, but the trade fur them by no means brisk. There are buyers for the choicest kinds, but we cannot quote higher than 31. 4d., as it is very rarely exceeded. Sheep are also more plentiful; trade is wone ; a few good Downs still make 4s. 4d., but this is an extreme price. Oood Calves ate more in request. A few choice Lambe are also in de mand. From Germany and Holland there are 401 Beasts, 620 Sheep, and 108 Calves ; Spain, 120 Sheep; Scotland, 660 Boasts; 3,000 from Norfolk and Suffo.k, and 200 from northern and midland counties. _ Ri;iwee or 012; , 4. - 44 3 741 --- Per dons of 121.2. 4, , 4 3 d. Not Soots Ilareford. 32 3 1 last IM. a 111.-bda 21, 6 II Bast dbort.loraa . 210 4 Ilea baaddroals Second amatity 241114 4 2 2 1 De. do. talons Oahe. ... .......... 3 0 4 Sim sad mad aaaNty 3 0 d 4 PIP ••• I lamb . _ .... 0 0 2 0 lid , t4t. ed n.dricei 4,479 ; Obeid dad Idara.2o,l/0 ; Oata . 10 : ?wt. sec CRICKET.—The All England Eleven will visit the following places in the ensuing season, health and time permitting, .is Banbury, Bath, Beverley, Chichester, Cambridge, Cr.inbrook, Bonet, Derby, Oodahaing, liar,- ford. Hunerford, Kennington Oral Lyon, Li s ' rs Manchester, Ntneingtree, Newark, Nor castle Newton Abbott, Oxford, Petworth,V=, ford. Scotland, Treathene-park, Rugby, end •= : 'ye Y;;e4 A .41%. nl4 . • •• 1 I A=l le-taild." fi all 40 2 20 1 8 N 1 1 10 IS !9.28 '1 1 II lion. 4 I n ii din di• 1 VA 11 P7to I !a•' Pca 10 11 24 2 dia pat I