The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-30 00:00:00

lir • e r j/1. ‘41.41g-jr ... de.a... ,4,0....... : .1 s •-A P -s-es - 4 - 1.- - c .... „/Z za...„....0 / 9 ••••4•14,74. e...4.•••••••-ar. Ttt ........ No. 2,060.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 1853. 30, - - '"--- N riLO ART-CNIO NDON. (By Royal Charter.) of making the judge in one county the crown pruse- rowan RAILWATa. MONEY DIARif LT. IL , e gest ateines Lisrs Mb ‘LtInE 10.210ItROW lot SPELI V ENS of the TWO PRINTS to he raga tutor in another. It is now only fair to say that the 7. 7• A ..., aaa . a at a ara gy,„.....n a gc44gENDEa other appointments are quite unobjectionable. Mr. SHARE LISTS . - „,up IL Antwerp mid Itette ream 4Ms me I 1 - - _ t 0311111 Alt EYING 1222222 work of ii.d.onst and Marone► tl Mend. by IL Roam. Plunkett is • Roman catholic, but has never de- a cUDAY EVENING. ga l e, 0 . 136.2222 ,.: 222420 24,2 * 222 1 I I With th e Progress of the settling (which is noticed 30 N .Dgaa "4 33"1"jtvls.1 144 3 i The English stock market to-day was again eice. 36 - • • • H. c. m* ~ aral "CURIST LED 10 CRULIFLXIO3I." mended to any of the vulgar arts of faction. Ileam nomese 1 Is to under the head of " Movey Market', railway stocks * 5 1° 5715 liblldeh- - i 3 2 4 4 1 3 41 . 14 122 ' the ahem I'M WIMP, sas h priarbolder will be netted to of all descriptions were heavy to-day, most of the is I I 00. 1111148 - ... - 1 - - 10 WI Abet nimate, but firm. Beyond the proprem of Isee ll°*" ' met Id an Man me of the public sithlbltkina. has risen to his position at the bar accompanied by arrangements for the settlement of the meow sitt Rs :own • OFAIRGE Girl/wi l t, I Roemer, - general respect, as well for professional proficiencytweinion 11 tj , large stocks showing a decline of 10s. to 15s. per 3 6 ONO belllee reaminda IJ 7 3.: arms' Keret. LEWIS MOCK, I Secrotaries. as for private integrity ;_ and Mr. Ball, too, is a nto- cent. Norfolk and Scottish Midland receded IL 20 10 j ar " 31.222221 W rrswr i I I t 5•1 shares and foreign stocks, the several markets 146. 4204 " seated a very dull appearance transactions beim ffl lilt ifftWeitsfftnedameares 1 Ima 11, AUSTRALIA and the C OLONIES .- Light, derate conservative; and, though young at has pro. Great Westerns opened heavily, but subsequently ... ... I ne.aemetiatimhi p s e tt i l - - cumscribed by the holiday season , and by the ale ~,,,,,,, a ni aniatm aterixo.-CIIOOGOWS rareter fession, has attained a high reputation for his rallied * sii 'Lir tor 41N41 PELT fa perfectly Impervious to rats. ssow, • ••• • ' , 4,, a owed by a keg and ealeatim esperienee In r eloquence and legal attainmentm" The statement that Lord and Lady Eglinton in- French shares were flat throughout 3 I 'tesseatateakie.m. - - and 21 IS l liammhetreg ... ... 71 $ the day, is le ' De. Mallway) . 4 41 1 after the official hours weretl a shade weaker. t 2 ., .._Ds• ~,_..... ::: 1 1 4 i 41 of any exciting news. The more favourable char of the Cape news was referred to with Batista and the cessation of the shipments of gold ti 224 trwt. 'B4 7,0 ka th e timber Ryland fuf stales • sae Ito laid oa al disalr ; a :L a " imps.. Mod peisom. entei oxe PENNY tend to visit Dublin for the opening of the Exhibition Northern§ finally closed 351 to 36 ; Strasbourg', 33 1,7, ' ("'"- 4 . ..:____ .. - 14 3 a De.4l pee et Pre....oe, 4Ms i Pee 2 continent, whilst large parcels of the precious r * 0 r' ' kis .7 • rrogeoe's Patent NON-CONDECI MO Pelt • tO I ; and Paris and Lyons, 17 to 18 prem. 20 7 74Tuas sad Medi 911 pm continue to come forward from time to time PIA l". 11 22 , 2 '... a ,S., ~,.1 p y r e ' a y. 23 per mt . a f u ,4_,...,, is not accurate. The Da il y Express, which origi -10 as Maitre/ ... . talra . 2 7l 2 34 Pet Ow ``.. ,'" 1 " ."`" .. ..nt by vot on amyl mike to CROGOON and nated the statement, now says that Lady Eglintou - Australia, is calculated to strengthen the sect i.e... !.../1 , 1. 0111 . 6 . Al 39 aorta ant;ala... • . --Et •• •,• Mt. s m•ii ILL, t07:0 . 075, who also supply SHIP alone will oome. THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocx. 20 iii Namur a Ume (with la.; 771 markets. anr•::11Iht. felt ..nd 1NOIX)K1 )18 telt tor damp wills and balm The settlement of the account chiefly attracts at- 20 1 0 DO. D otes Inbenet) . So 01 An address of thanks from Mr. W. Smith O'B ' nenConsols were much the same as yesterday. b wee t., cm* t.ima the temperature. 16 li. Northern et maw m 344 331 hoe - tention in the railway market to-clay. Great 40 ag D. i s& a -- " pee el. Bowl price ranged between 991 and 100, and at the ---- LIADIES of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who porate bodies, and gentlemen who have memorialised Westerns and Manchester and Sheffields are flat, but • tter R. a Amore idui.i in, IS . was quoted 991 for money and 99 15-16 to pa en Meweelen Trete ?mks 5 9 safer ewe: tlf.Pile hi Will Medir wad damp . : 214 0= i g ID favour of the Irish state prisoners now li v i ng i n the prices of other stocks are much the earns as yes- : ~, „ nom , .. ..• 1 6 the 13th April. The government broker took ant le 144 pm goordia. an i snot rain= the seaborne= dip A Maar penal exile in Van Diemen'• Lady has been published terda Y' So u ragweed Wesel ... .. 04 434 parcel at 991. The only other stock in which (ALT I• d. TM. latqUii 1.6 traders.. al ta...Yia, ensweese= les ekbillewesellWelbleldw. by the Nation. French shares are generally flatter on the settling. 20 2c 1.4142204 112049 ... .. 42 22 DI W Pans sag emwhosm _ 331 1.31 U mess is marked is Bank Stock, at 2281 for secout i .l mann , • healthy mil Utemfreg serearease leaks eels. seem , ' • , , ....„„,e m ums seem wok enn emu h e . The persons convicted of riots at the late Cork MARES AND STOCKS ONOUARANTERD 10 4 lbeß.Oler.alteellarbeart 42 5 rell The market for Exchequer Bills is dull, being elio'2.,„ . . * 'L ; . :',,i.iii.. m oms • tree sae aninsenala ewer. election were all liberated from the dock on &tardy, le 3 1 ewe Itiehmosd - rim 1 yea Mang Pomo Sales trbdaY MI 20 iu await mad Ilarris . 2b II babl affected by the continuance of the stead •"--- - -'' un - fweedem el the snit es mienlid isir the lAnarsYs. 7 1 W 224 57. 22 2 9. 22 . 1222.4, 20 e mows eat Weew .." -4 91 mend for money. The March and June issue w s of than tatt•ir • am maim ai am mamma of a the sentence brio only 48 hours' imprieonment from eh ' Pd. and 10 4 De. se per Oat. Prase. - - quoted at an uniform rate of 6s. to 10s. prem. = e mpiec.o. Preis 0.413. mad lie. U. per WM. Cbadoe the date of the conviction ; and the learned Judge a. tie mamma, .._. 34737- 10 4 deatbsen Wham 4l 51 pm Ba mark 40s. prem. _fl. 'isms "e••• 30 • 67 ' ie• * 2222 „ __._ 222229•1 4 3 2n2 stated that in most of the cases no connexion what- " 5: 551bir ge w i°55 *.. 5 " ° ' I to 3a. fterillik allfir gi in LtNli nett SON. Iv,. a .....m. oU go. end Junction , 6 63 A. a a ig by li ma sa g by ever appeared to have been established between the 131 en ammwetv.astiearveLe 1 of lel 3 I au eat Ftweetee. 4 si For • • mask* Wass ' seraest map, .desed ea ma 10 $ Dal/ pm Oat Trear. is gor e ' • was *Oily . bek li t e lg7l2ng i t e t to ansiso sad I•tirkiscro. riots and the election. Thus have all the declara- _ 5l . 22 M sdh let• ii aGliet 249 . 1 7 6 •4 die 10 le ereesera of - 'VW I ------- C . lions of the furies about the Cork election riots ceded re e n theft/WC al es le eraernal=ml.. 1 die pm the Certificates experienced a marked advance, se Do. do. da. Sri- 34 24 dle 1 Wills 1 R u ff off 81 to j per oent. Turkish Scrip was ml so 3 Zerdand - 'OMFORT in SHAVINIX-B. and • A M l ,,T i t‘••• ctsrott STROP, es laridisamil Oka= E. sharpener, renders 'Melee easy to Ore met Wed* skin. The sha t ges tratilpilmal 4 from that moat eashamt elleggelli r Itr. Mem M smoke. - THE GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. et. toe Mal eallisalas -101 l 103 Bt. IM Oalahmtpli . 0 4 44 4 Ndi timme ma adyial ti ll_ 110 mi! Cish gad Duke ... .. 154 194 64 4 The following are this day's sales for the account : 14 prem. in the morning, but became firmer afti ORDINARY SMARM AND STOCKS. meeting of the Seripholders' Committee had hi I : 5m,,,--iiiere mem trial or your lam Slop. OS Sad It to The preparations for the Great Industrial Exhibition are ge as mo m * s ig y mobb ,• 3 13 pi, Bristol and Rector, 101 ; Caledonian 64t . . Lancashire up this afternoon, and closed 2to 21 prem. Th mow bitter Ilan .lIY Mn't) 1 ha w 21,1,4228 _, __, 122211 1• Ole lm7 going forward at a brave pace. Goods are beginning to aen Mask tali. sae Abu- and Yorkshire, 741 64 41; London and N. astern, 1171 preaion in well-informed circles becomes stronge ere new* '''''"" lel4- '''' •""'"" • 115 .9!" -- arrive from mass sorters ; q the first important consign- Om hameas ..-. 1 9 1 18 ; London and S. West.rn. 901 90; Men., Shoff., and Emit To lfeeen. 11. and S. Coin" bavaeleo. me, Pen *no., 291; Midland, 73/ 4 ; North British, at. the claims of holders of this scrip will eventual c.misse • „ „ era taa aaaa. bps.. t . 14 .--..... 11 SI . Of a: So. Id. ; b. bd., i i ..r9.. 64 . sai k,_ oowirANr 44 large boxes, of article. from Englead, being deposited in It gl DOW is aMI 11 4.• . 2 4 PRSTERENCR SHAMES. satisfactorily settled. Mexican Bonds remain et tit 13 121 Londonderry and Coleraine, 5 Shares, 101. at 251 to I. Peruvian Scrip left off 31 to 1 1 umerei ;tarots. Teeth Powder and Elleerble Powder. the temporary store-room of the Exhibition building yes- IS all Salem Wee Cle; A... tends,. They were accompanied by Mr. Pishboura sad Oa BALA.) .:. . le II PORRION. Sardinian and Ecuador Bonds were very firm. TH E D A I L Y NEWS. tondos Wonting Paper, Mem Sd. Mr. O. Binger, the traffic manager of the Chester and 13 aP DA ohm 11 and C dlwi 74 II Holyhead Railway, and were given in charge to Mr. Thoeap- Si. WO that lassesalut• _,.. .. 74 724 Paris and Orleans, 431. • contango . on Turkish Scrip ruled at 1-32 to oil Mexican Bonds at 3 to 6 per cent. R. is W.I. MARK/m. 7 D 24 22 Pi 'Deal Organ, the DAILY NEWS te at the hod et the 1.1. son, the superintendent of the goods department. The fob- 0 all . Ala li• hag pre. of Great Britain, advocating free amamerse Mlle hmediest lowing are the dews under which these a r gial a s are range d, et 101 Sibberah and Olimeow . 73 73 • JOINT STOCK BANKS. annum, and on Spanish Deferred at 6 to i I all •ited and wawa Menu, whether oilleek meld. and the names of the exhibitors :-Clan 1-Joseph Lee , of I l i NINIIIIIINI bad Peeler* ... - - nosh so IX lie iNalowris.hath.lhumM 51 31 1 Uodag Beetbses erteelestwomi. . _ Birmingham, gold digging tools. Class 6-Mr. Gibson, of et. in mop. pi an t bw.... / .. it es Na haw. hall w i eas n eue Brazilian Old Five per Cent., 1031; ditto ] snd 'aloe Mite Dowel News.-at toe ileellary des 2 1 lb•ev - m t th tra th ad , m a t rivi al b b oo my e t b. Glasgow, shuttles for flax machinery, fie. ; Mr . Meinig, el. 103 Great Nartban _... .. NI et} _yesterday. teAvs• and-a-Half per Cents., 1832, 981, 1. Chilian Si ism taper -- ter e amp le, . 1 4414,AC., And in M. oriel irametlbeledemoodal la. London , lathes, grindstones, electro-galvaaie apparatus, Ac. R. 105 Da. i A. elosb.. 411 46 lontlf 2 2 . linsatios sootosel .* the City, Ralloy, eel lhatahry imeihrm,- Class 9-James Boyd, London, a scythe; H. Blunt, Shrews- °L,.. . 1 2 ......_.. 07 .1 _ tt, Ikea_ 131 151 113 -i -.-., - .3 ' 4O - 40 7 ---. 030 al3aia - - - - - a T I V7 3 we li sauroalode bury, philosophical instruments. Claes 17-John Van r i !' r o ; y i r gn 222(122 ' 1 20 57 a I I 10,000 23 Chart& Bonk ofMla i - - 99 (exchange , 25f.) Ecuador Bonds, 6,51. Fi 904 4 511,000 10 Chart But or Todla, Fourend-a-alf per Cent-Reines, 102 f. 75c. (4 itemesiaa a wee Obaßel, ll22l a11eg1i1Le1..._ 111 . 41111 ......rmr - Vow*, Paternoster-row, books to show the bindings, fie. ; 1/ ii km asst solaw; .. All Andralls, and Chia 2 11/ 11 pet seeellnd= 3 7: 2 o l "' "'TOL. ; .."' -7, 10 ,--gg ''"". James Hawthorne, and J. Todd and Co., Perth. C 1., . 19 *as Lammomm sod Or WM .. 1111 94 91 1 WOO 26 English. Mud* sod 25f. 15c.) Granada Deferred Bonds, 114. emakal y daily -Elia hillort. Edinburgh, Mrs. E. S. Grayron,.Benedie. lel till Do. Thirds „,. I 3 134 . 10 Amstrellaa Chartered 10 31 aPw 124 b Bonds 1824 and 1825 ,. ex overdue coupons ~ r allhisgagrillare Mail Wig So yeal paper lealas the tins Coeont. Worcester, and Mae Clarke, Norfolk, lace, lIL 100 UlaakakellibeYeallin 24 73 24 4 13,000 WI Leadon hank of Ans. It Wrenn Oaf In I. PS aa 19 IS Ds. TKOs3 11 die trans and India . - 1 pax Ipa Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 871 eo n ,. ' gat 'a th letes, and Ma ahoy* adead. Rea Ds edemas embroidery, needle-work of various descriptions, and other I , 11 , u _ ~..., u ,„_-• .. ~ ,_ 23,096 110 Grafts Ch•rtand Dint ditto Scrip, 31, 4,31 prem. ; ditto Deferred irate severtlessorats. articles. Class 22-E. O. Tindal, Scarborough, a mangle a all aa';i7h.f=.`'''''."' IS 41 la of Australia te piddle know is shows albs bit Nam • et One sad wishing machine; I. Sumption, 'machinery. Class 24 its 111 Leaks sod Bleakwal • 6 111 111 OM 35 °distal Beat Corpora an $7l isl 574 yet / year 1510 to the Isaias Lam -Sibtborpe and Son, Cork-hill, a large mirror. Class 27- le 1 Lec.,eneary,a mothens 1 Ise ai,eso 6 Royal Moral. Basking Spanish Old Three per Cents., 484, 49 ; ditto gush yi will be .tea that this piper Ole pleeplel ik =he ea sad Gail Impart. Co. I 4 die Ipm b i d ib era y.... b l ow pb age. deemennigianwi The Garnkirk Coal Company send twelve packages of et !!!!). Pr_i_er__Erlehtell.f•d. Cosa' lt 2 1 1 4 1011 Deferred Three per Cents., 25, 244 ; ditto ft deg Iww) Eatabtlabel. lbw Sem& mannisateres from fire clay. A great number of other 1 4- ";',Z team , flttke . h IHMA-Wmie 11 7 lilt MI 4 1 3 144 SAO II loth # moll' AM 55 Union of Reerslia MOMS. CIimiNICLE 1 Do Slosh e il..aadit4C S D a- ..... ... Do. New 2l 5 4 2 51 ; the Committee's Certificates, 81, 84 per aomm. Pon 1772 2 . 2 •102 A prominent feature in the Exhibition will be • beautiful 9 ,. 100 6,.,i,.., s es u b w b .., di ini 93 Of 901 The following are this day's sales for the account: Swedish Loan, 11, 2 dia. Turkish Six per NM:me lienate. 1751 MILO* .. dims - fountain, forty feet high, which is intended to be placed at 14 114 De.. Lie .. - . 144 Ms DAILY NEWS isik. _ ,„,,larair.... the eastern extremity of the central hall. Other fountains 40 111 Do. £lO ... ... 34 die English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, 125 ; Lon- Scrip, Ij, 21 prem. Venezuela Three-and-a-Ht Ile sealamed mistimes, of OM potation IS all Lantlanderry a Cabman, 11 124 don Chartered Bank of Australia, 171 ; Union of Australia, Cents., 384. of various sixes and different styles of construction are to be Oake reseetly sapreened by a amboyerary : IS all lamtleednylliEnntelidlien 19 11 771. By the arrival of the General Screw Steam ese bear hen . a theyemeet * all the Imam starafaa greeted in other parts of this, and the side halls, and is ad- ... ~,, en _, „,,,__,_,. 30 3 . 50 111 ppm. hem the Mot It Mell OPllleeemdes 26l6 ll llllloll2l eNe -26- .. ._, dition to their attractions as ornaments, will be useful in 7, ' 41 , 0 , ' a n i lli aa M77 ] "ale, 14 iam ping Company's steamer Calcutta from the Cal Easiwallt=laml"*" . and libmdra , . 16 " 1111 = 4 .'" 2 imparting a refreshing and agreeable coolness to the state- IR, toe Emma ... ... ... 714 y 4 734 1 MISCELLANEOUS. kern that the Great Britain steamer had arri , a tee tosembei daliv stem. Oa 011 t Ile OEM s p here * "is understood that this hall is also destined to ht. tel Db.D6m.and baby 68 16 . . . - -- -- - - • .__. _ . 11 i~ (THREEPENCE. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoix. The English stock market to-day is firmer, and an advance of fully 1 has been establi , hed. Consols are quoted 100 to 4 for money and the 13th April, the government broker having again purchased at the fraction. South Sea Stock has been done at 1101. Exchequer Bills are flatter. The June bills mark 6s. prem.; ditto Marsh, ss. to 9s. prem.; India. Bonds, 40s. to 455. prem. In foreign stocks there has been a scattered busi ness, and no import.nt change in prices, the settling being in proereas. Mexican bonds mark 231 ; Peru vian Scrip, 31 to prem. ; Greek bonds, 81; Granada Deferred, 111; Equador, 51; Russian Fives, 117;; Sardinian, 971 to 1 ; Spanish New Deferred, 241 to 25; Swedish Loan, 2 die.; Turkish Scrip, 1 to 2: prem. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. TOEJDAY EVIIII7O. The English stock market to-day was again ina nimate, but firm. Beyond the properes of the arrangements for the settlement of the account iu shares and foreign stocks, the several markets pre seated a very dull appearance, transactions being cir cumscribed by the holiday season, and by the absence of any exciting news. The more favourable character of the Cape news was referred to with satisfaction, and the cessation of the shipments of gold to the continent, whilst large parcels of the precious metal continue to come forward from time to time from Australia, is calculated to strengthen the security markets. Consols were much the same as yesterday. The price ranged between 994 and 100, and at the close was quoted 991 for money and 99 15-16 to par for the 13th April. The government broker took another parcel at 991. The o nly o th er s t oc k i n w hi c h busi ness is marked is Bank Stock, at 2281 for account. The market for Exchequer Bills is dull, being pro bably. affected by the continuance of the steady de mand for money. The March and June issues are quoted at an uniform rate of 6s. to 10s. prem. India Bald. mark 40s. prem. Fore' masks were SPfiniali was slightly bette lle reMng of 25 to 1; but the Certificates experienced a marked advance, leav inff off 81 to j per cent. Turkish Scrip was marked 11 prem. in the morning, but became firmer after the meeting of the Soripholders' Committee had broken up this afternoon, and closed 2to 21 prem. The im pression in well-informed circles becomes stronger that the claims of holders of this scrip will eventually be satisfactorily settled. Mexican Bonds remain steady, at 25/ to 1. Peruvian Scrip left off 3/ to prem. Sardinian and Ecuador Bonds were very firm. The contango on Turkish Scrip ruled at 1-32 to 3-32 ; ou Mexican Bonds at 3 to 6 per cent, per annum, and on Spanish Deferred at 6 to 8 per cent. per annum. The list of sales is thus rendered: Brazilian Old Five per Cent., 1031; ditto Four and-a-lialf per Cents., 1802, 981, 1. Chilian Six per Cents., 107 j. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 09 (exchange, 23f.) Ecuador Bonds, 6,51. French Four-and - a-H alf per Cent—Rentee, 102 f. 75c. (exch., 25f. 15e..) Granada Deferred Bolide, 111. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 1825,_ ex overdue coupons, 84. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 871, 884; ditto Scrip, 31, 4,3) prem. ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 64. Sardiuian Five per Cents., 971 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 484, 49 ; ditt o Now Deferred Three per Cents., 25, 241; ditto for ac count, 15th April, 251, 1; ditto, Passive (Converted), 5/ ; the Committee's Certificates, 81, 84 per cent. Swedish Loan, 11, 2 dia. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 14, 21 prem. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half pee Cents., 381. By the arrival of the General Screw Steam Ship ping Company's steamer Calcutta from the Cape, we learn that the Great Britain steamer had arrived at Table Bay from Australia, and sailed again on her homeward voyage four days before the Calcutta. She may, therefore, le daily expected. It appears, how ever, that the Great Britain will only bring two or three days' later dates from Port Philip. She left Sydney on the 20th December, but we have accounts to the 27th December by the Chusan steamer via Singapore. The Great Britain was to have left Port Philip on the 3rd January, or say the 4th. The dates from this port by the overland mail extend to the 3rd of that month. She is as not to call at Adelaide. The amount of gold on board this vessel is not known. The quantity shipped at Sydney was stated in the letters received by the Chusan st h 24,000 ounces (worth 96,0001.); and the same corns spondence mentioned that she was expected to take in about 150,000 ounces (worth 600,0001.) at Port Philip. The 4 ! making up" in the railway market to-day &owed an adequate supply of stock for the settle meat, but no pressure. London and North Western and Midland commanded matting°, but Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire were more wanted, and barely carry 1 contango. London and South Westerns were plentiful. Caledonians Dovers, Oxford and Worcester. and Great Northerna were all well supplied, especially the latter. This market is characterised by great dulness, and on the whole exhibits a drooping tendency. Our usual list of the rates of contango is subjoined, viz.: Contitago. London and North Western Midland Lancashire and Yorkshire PAW., listen 29. ( Yor Mar licounnt. Monet, • Open'.Att 'Highest. LOWIMIL' C 10•1116., 3 per Cents. I 79 30 BO 0 110 0 73 23 79 40 IS per Cents., 1r23 Is per Cent!, 1932 1 10330 • ... 109 00 ... • 4 er Cents. I 3 per Cents. 44 per Cents., ls 23 4$ per Cents., 1332 1035 0. ... 4 t sr Cents. la Centa.Naw Loan' I . 16,uhangra Landon: 32 213 20 dale, 24 24 . Ilelkars.ffer,llllo Mar:ay 1=412:a ra, ... ; D.. is., Piedmont 5 p.Ct 93 SO I Treasury Condit De. 3. 1853 Pfau*. Mancu 29.—St. Germain, —; Versailles (right , bank), —; ditto (left bank), 332 50; Paris and °idioms, 1,140; Parts and Rouen, 1,050 ; Rouen and Marrs, 313 ; Marseille* and Arianin (Converted; Stramboure and Rale, 360; Ni rte, 892 SO ; Pare, andi nalt•bouts, 830; Pori. and Lynne. 947 30; Lyons and Mediterranean ; 607 30 ; Outs; 752 Se; Weenie and Bt. Dialer to Gray, sso; Paris and Clserbonrg, 021 23 ; Dijon and Besancon ; 569; 63230; Monterean and from, 207 64 ; Dieppe and Pecamp, 317 30; Andrerieux and Roane , —; Centre of Italy, —; Farb and Ikeenx, ; Bordeaux and Tate, 20; Anvers 316 26 apalGand, —; O Centro of anitainisad. 480; Gralraessae and Besirre, . BERLIN, MARCH 26.—Voluntary Loan, 1011; New• Loin, Four-and-a-Half per Cont. (1850), 102 k; 'ditto (1852), 1021; National Debt, —; Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 149; Bank Shares, 109._ VIENNA, MARCII 26.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, New Loan (Series A), 941; (Series B), 101; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., —. Bank Shari:B,ll42o. Zachary) on London, 10.51. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The weather bas become milder, but the wind still con tinues asterly. Our market was not numerously attended this morninft, nevertheless a fair amount of business was transacted in both Wheat and Flour at prices fully equal to those of Monday last. r Barley was in retail demand, and unaltered in value. Oats in some instances made rather more money from needy buyers. Beans and Peu fully supported Monday's currency. There was au increased inquiry for Cloverseed, at late rates. AltitIVALB INTO LONDON PLOY MARCH 28th to MARCH 30th. urs. English. Seoloa. Dies. Yorelaa. Wheat 690 Barley 3lO Oath 1360 . 6150 Malt ..... 620 300 barrels and 4005 sacks. MINCING-LANE.---THIS DAY. Sooax,—The public sales are large to-day, and rather exceed the demand ; the imputers, however, are buying in freely to sustain prices. Refined without alteratiOn. COPFZE.—There has not been a public sale, neither has there been any sales of importance by private contract. TX/L.—The market is firm, and full prices have been paid. Ries.-4,400 bags of Bengal offered, and about one fourth sold, at 10s. tolls.; 600 bags Madras were bought in at 9s. 6d. to 10v. -- -- -- -- --• BPICIIII.-11ace sold at 2s. 13d. to 31.; Nutmegs, 21. 4d. to 3s. 7d. - _ Coiron.-1,200 bales sold yesterday on 'Change at full prices. In other articles ao material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm in all positions. We have a good de- mand on the spot, and there has been a lime speculative demand this morning for Oct 'her and December. Town. Tallow, 441. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 441. 6d. to 445. 9d.; March and April, 445. Bd. ; Oct. to Dec (new), 455. BOROUGHHOPNIARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is very little doing in new Hops,.but prices are firm. A good share of business has been done in old Hops, principally on specu lation. Great Western T-16 to j London and Bona Western 3-16 York and North Midland l-32 to 3-32 COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Cart's Hartley, 161. 6d. ; Eden Main, 19s 3d.; Walls End Russell's Hetten, 19s. 9d.; Walls End lietton, 201.; Walls End Stewart's, 205.; Walls End Tess, 20a.—Ships at taarkat, 30. ACCIDENTS ON RAILWAYS.—On the re-assembling of Parliament, on Monday, Mr. Humphrey Drown, M.P., is to call the attention of the government to railway acci dents, and to call upon the government to adopt more effectual measures than now exist for securing the safety of the public while travelling on railwass. GOVERNMENT EDUCATION.—On Monday next, in the House of Commons, according to the last yetis and pro ceedings published, Lord John Russell is to " state the intentions of the government with respect to education in En.dand and Wales, and to move for leave to bring in a bill on the subject." MINOR MONIIY ORDER OFFICES are about to be opened at the undermentioned places:—Ash, in Kent; Charing, Kent; Jarrow, Durham; Maetteg, Glamorgan shire; Chilton, Yorkshire; Wateringbury, Kent; West Mulling, Kent. STOPPING TIIE SCPPLIES.—The storm in St. Paul's Chapel, Aberdeen, is raging as furiously as ever. At a meeting of the managers, held on Saturday, bth March, it was proposed and carried that, as the duties of St. Paul's Chapel have not been lately regularly performed, particu larly so on Sunday last, the 27th ult., the present meeting of managers resolve that payment of the stipends agreed to be paid to the Rev. Sir William Dunbar and the Rev. S. A. Walker, under their respective calls, shall be with held, aye, and until these duties shall be regularly per formed in that chapel, or payment be otherwise appointed. —Aberdeen Herald. . . . Was sAameser, rrosers ANNA* ray 4,• law Mg% MANN MI. NM - - - - -.- - vr vw en .4 n, `."l n env. ....... v Nee N.A. NAN waj • smaCe NM .acv NeIeVANAA as s aidtesumenal • from that most imps% Rt. Alm THE GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. Se 01l and Ilelyissea .I t 31 ORDINARY &HAUS AND STOCKS. 00 al! Cielteml Banks .. la 1% gui "Mr s-1 hue reads trial of your lam eke% end led lit to The preparations for the Great Industrial Exhibition are e g 0 jlo ow 3 '.. -- - . 4 14 pal Bristol and Exeter, 101; Caledonian, 641 ; Laneuhire mow brUtt Ulan any Mr2P I bare •" 1 " 110 _, _, OBII _ I _ II YANWIt• hem going forward at a brave pace. Goods are beginning to is Ana ildik ikiial sad Abu- and Yorkshire, 741 51 41; London and N. Western, 1171 pip Iscariot 10 '''''"" 1 " - f' 4 ' °" 1 ".... 1 11 0 .9.' 1011 . - arrive from miens Torten ; the first important consign- C. Mem Kai. To Mown. It. and S. Cam" aminNOlGh see, Pm- dem Ammlosi .-. a 9 118 ; London and S. Westvrn. 901 90; Men., Shoff., and mant, however coaanti of four Wan?. 23 MI AM wessmireet, landoe,” where the Strom M., me le ellaaid, and . . • . all 01 wines loads. 00a . .„ a as tlr m . l4. --..... 13i , . Lino., 291; Midland, 73/ I; North British, 341. " „mom c ~,,. la. ;or e d .. ea d ' 9 „ . ad. esi k_opwomer 44 urge nous, of article. from Bilked, being deposited in In 1/ E and ILI.. 3 4 PREFENENCR SHAMES. ra g a * amperel Amu. Teeth Powder and ararbie Powder , the temporary store-mom of the Exhibition building yes- 1M 20 lb** _ ... I 2 'IS 121 IS all Mallorn Wee Cless A... Londonderry and Coleraine, 4 Shares, 104. terday. They were accompanied by Mr. Fishbourn• sad ROURIOIf. T H k: D A I L Y NEWS. pee in. A.) ~._ . to 11 Mr. J. 0. Binger, the traffic manager of the Chester and 15 al. me. am a sad o mu. 74 5 Paris and Orleans, 431. Lessto Monti* Paper, prlos an, Holyhead Railway, and were given in charge lo Mr. Thump- st. NO Ike 142424210 r• _ ... .. 74 721 ... SO all Lei W.L DMABirm.ln 54 37 • Ass Naleal Organ. the DAILY NEWS le at the Mad of the Li- son, the superintendent of the goods department. The Ri au& e n . of Great Britian, adveleatior 77•4 44274•2774•*fts breadme lowing are the claws under which these articles are ranged, "I" 941 ••• 171 • al° °liar's • 73 73 • JOINT STOCK BANKS. mss, awl all ' wad sod Maria testae , "WM Pa". owalle and the names of the exhibitors :--Clase 1-.lceeph Lee , or to ' 4 swim' 664 P 4 c 4 A° l .-. - - __ • St lee iNalimpls,Pertb.Dande• 32 34 ir b essiolisuee taa e,tait !... l ~, ,i. du . o4o . anavan. .. 4 „ 'hemmer , al , Birmingham, gold digging totals. Clam 6-Mr. snows, of et. we co w . u g oo d i w io u la ei es ; Mame Busts... No. Raw. Paid' prises dose ... v .... ma.. _ in the ample, manta '. m a twined reneger o f h a Gliugow, shuttles for flax machinery, Re. ; Mr. Meinig, Si. 100 Orem Marlhara _... .. $O4 1114 r 0m i7, 1 1.„ 3 , 3 ,...,,, an d i n a l , awed meemealkieng weal io. London , lathes, grindstones, electro-galvenie apparatus, ff.o. St. IN Do. i =A. Slosh- 411 43 yeaterdsy. to-day, immou sentwonl ia the city, Railway. ter Ibmilary Ai se Class 9-James Boyd, London, a scythe; H. Blunt, Shrews- t!",!- 1 0 .... ..D 1 1•4 -- 1 . 1 . 1 10 0 14•• 131 1 1 1 ltS . TINA 40 Australia& Ilitsprr U inkarpaeccle bury, philosophical instruments. Class 17-John Van .;.* r at usess "'' or , u l d 144 ". " 7 I ?, 40,000 23 Chartd. Bank ot Asia I - - Ilitieketa wore 'Wahl 111 „..._,_ 10111111 1 11 16 191 a 11 1 , •.° 1 Palm - Yeast, Paternoster-row, books to show the bindings, a - --- hallos ilme every O. t It 11 Ilisk asst Moshe.; .. andim allemln 6 . ll I • ll7 ,7• ll ady sir gige a wn. udi I A Y odu .. James Hawthorne, and J. Todd and Co., Perth. Clam 19 * all Isneemer sad Organ .. 93 94 Menai* and Chia& 2 11/ 31 pm iii USW 10 Inglisle. Seoul* sad -Eli* M'Nort. Edinburgh, Mrs. RS. Grayeen,.Benedie. 161 111 Do. MIMI „ „._... 13 134 pm Austrataa Chartered 19 21 if pm 126 1 Mrdherassitseir m (mete% se biles Me ta d papw laid= the tine Convent, Worcester, and Mir Clarke, Norfolk, lace, _BC tr. u.dasnilsa . Yerksill. 74 75 741 13,000 24 Loadon Bank ot Ass. se ns e sloth esetudee, and hos limps to Ms eelemne embroidery, needle-work of various descriptions, and other ", '', Ds' nits 6 .,-•__- s 41 die traits and India . - 11 pal pa • draw edvertiseeneats. articles. Class 22-E. 0. Tindal, Scarborough, a mangle a "g Do . " 04 .".•11 Dater 3 1 n 32,005 SO Grades Chartered Oink to pelthe hum is Mows Weis bet nem et Oen; 3o all Leeds Northern - IS 1 61 of Australia aad washing machine ; I. Sumption, machinery. Class 24 111 111 Lemke sad Blestwall 4 .. 6 ' 9 Ili 21.000 U Oriental Beat Camera an 114 3% 374 yens/ MI 1030 to Ilse WOW. larks -Sibthorpe and Son, Cork-hill, a large mirror. Class 27- is 3 Lon.,Tllhiery,k &naiad 1 11 sin n aesa a will be .ten that this ppm Um pemeg e ll=kea 30,000 3 Royal Austral. Basking ig r pm) bads O ne y e ns boos ho Agee selissi mmulmom i The Garnkirk Coal Company send twelve packages of 151. MO Lea., arlghten,ii S. Cow IC3 It 1 line 'MOW Impart. Co. I ids ipm Eatallbliml. so.rwesi. manufactures from firs clay. A root 'amber of other W. NM Emden k Nert*Weete ttr tilt tin t i MOO IS souk o noraila Moues CIISOSICLE Mommu Parr 17;2 , uw.10w,„,,... A prominent feature in the Exhibition will be • beautiful 10 1 Do.SlOsh..M.aarlß4C ii I SAN .. Do. New 2l li 9 Maim limain. 1731 n rr; d 7 fountain, forty feet high, which is intended to be placed at lo ft 1 1 " ti usbu res., a l te tissdi. ... W ... "6. 7 ' 1 594 44 !Us ge 811 "i DOLT NEWSThe following are this day's sales for the SCOOllllt : n0100d00 . 4 „animas, Of *l i g& y nn tentlrw a n sa the eastern extremity of the central hall. Other fountains 40 14 Do.. /110 , 34 die English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, 124 ; Leti cia recently suresmil by • of various suers and different styles of construction are to be U all Immalanderry Siat owersami 11 12 4 don Chartered Bank of Australia, 171; Union of Australia, •ea • Daily News' is the= c ti e t al 3l : the Imam marning erected in other parts of this, and the side halls, and is ad- 91 ,.. ..,., 811 ..___,. 111 . 6111 / 1 7„,..,0 1 ..,,___,__,. 11 °•°•° 11 ° L° !! 771. 1 1 4 110 . • 11 • 1111111 • 11 ‘ " 1 ° 1 . 3 1 1 •0 1 °•••:•°• 1 °1 1111011 • 11 r 1-10- !Dijon to their attractions as ornaments, will be useful in I', "l ii %,=A74 1 = 1 :,. •I' i l ok 1 ° 29 1 c e=esken l l, __. tlw _,____.„. sysm _,...... _ a ... n .2 5 imparting a refreshing and agreeable coolness to the alma gt, see im a m .., „, „, , rsi % 734 1 MISCELLANEOUS. Irr i r .' 7, •'• • 7. 1 1'"" Z I T 7 16 ""T b r siiees sphere. It is understood that this hall is also destined to et- tee Do. Wm- mill Dieby . 68 18 calm iilll of mu to • ii-amemseur sew receive a colonial bronze statue of her Majesty the Queen, SO 47‘1101.0. Wad. Ind- ... - - Ware 9319 ppm Ile palled IMO Ilse acerospendlanhE IlenalMeembli by the Baron Muochetti, whose great statue of Geoffrey de 11 ,„, 17 41„,DH 00 Half dam- ••• -,,, - No lA. 1111111111642X11004. Pd prisms 21111‘111111 ism aleemee Bouillon excited so much attention and admiration at the i t .--„ z wnsi- • - - ^., 51 n yesterday , today. Ibburlielleller Se 111011 •111 01 1 11111101 en 11111 8 1 MMI° 1113 ; ere ! London Exhibition. Professor Kiss, of Berlin, whose 17 i Ifer- era - i si g a" di. Ild - - aollis, 14 fliet.etrast. Leedom magnificent group of the Amazon and the Tiger at once se 7 4 07 0 wrr 442 lamisktilus 3 ei, 10,900 140 Australian Agri r . 33 92 1611 103 POE ALL FAMILIES AND EMIGRANTS. placed him is the front rank of living sculptors, is pro. 11 all iNewryyruseapolatltim. 94 11171! I 14.1k1L Aust. Land ali II 11 pm Jan hard (MMA lliouswd). pare 75.. ektb. illostre•ed, ring another colossal group of St. destroying the .1 6 - 100 18‘6 1 0*„. ... ... - - 0 0 12 SI 1 Do. Preterems ... all -- pa DICTIONARY 'of DOMESTIC MEDI-Do. ray . ya a Erasion ; and although it may not beat the opening 1 I II •• -•- * %Sealers Omaha Cake II 24 alas 127,113 9Pealtiv.Lhd.Stifin. all RI 7 II 100,06 l!SearishAust.lavest all I 1 2pms 21 gin ma uneszaoLD dukoLd y . 37 umuo , um _ of the Exhibition, it will anive in a short time afterwards. 5 . me Nwth mina .. 144 sae 14 1 13,700 1511. Australian Land 13 52 31 32 The works contributed by our own sculptors, Hogan, to 14 *oat Devout tio. I. .. - - ilk 15,000 1110,Van Dkaisn'eLand 29 22 31 the hest and safest loidi oa Donicetia MAWR' mid Henedicskl M'Dowel, Foley, Kirk, and others, will - - nobly sustain the • alt . De. i A Deennd igrewy width bas yet upeared."-Luden Amnia et Modielem Irish reputation for artistic genius. Conspicuous among S 5 Da iII errand - - dis The following are this day's sales for the account: ▪ Dr.llmnsea has tally meessiftd in emneyftig *the puldia • theta w ill b e th e b eaut if u l fi gur e o f Hib ern i a W ee ... sad 20 174 North Illatembitme.. • 41 4Ms Australian Agricultural, 103; Crystal Palace, 61; Peel WA mewl al metal prehmional knewledige."-Dalihi Cleartmi: i mg i og oio a beat of L or d cl a d br At fle al l Math *edam . - ..... I el River Land and Mineral, 121. marry, execute hand at *OW esteem. y ° P 2 le 10 Ihrthmi S.Wesienjune S 6pa „ go . mow or oodol moolo o p , ways ,' l a 3 9,3 3 wan to au . for that nobleman. We hope also to see the colossal eques- at. tee Wing. alkee.,h Rolm. 41 4111 pi s ,". Tinos aid Orono. trian statue of Lord Harding., which Mr. J. H. Foley is at. too Mem* Ostrat ... .. toe lei 1514 seems to sane to the elowkid et what just finishing. Bt. 100 1111dhed . 62 64 MINES. .......Ir= roam ha then say w ham yet seen." -Atherweens. O. tee Si Rbm. fir . .1 64 Se is the tramlier hy am err *bed. to the settler sad emigrant et. SW De. LJOl.Waimmllik 70 TS THIUDAT EVIININO. Ds Orm melkel aid. it will hrulaaila"-Tides Magazlsia. TESTIMONIAL DINNER TO SIR GEORGE 1 0 I I m° llllolo7 d - - Little business has been done to-day in British Loft : Onimehridge eons, Pasersestearow. Beid by all GREY. 11111 all eirewArty sae Memo elookedlsra. the.lll.Min.) - 16 * mining stocks, and the market presents no feature ALNWICK, Mmacu 29. 134 e alte an w%lkh o ..,: fr .;•• - - t i e " le of striking novelty. The following are the only sides Ti"- CULYERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, The • al sheens attending the career of the ii - tie rmirre -- - yaws ::: 41 -- s Sc reported to us, viz.: South Caradon, at 135; South 0 1 11 1•80% A l 5 ll - 00 0 111111 • 101 01 1 61nell• 11 1. endli kf 1 13 63, policy of free trade was celebrated yesterday in el t e D peke Dam - ••• • . Frances, 190; Great Work, 187 ; West Providence, • this the chief town of the county of Westmoreland, and 11 • 10 ° Imo 111 • 0312 •••• •••• - .77 " 574; East Tolgus, 34 ; Tremayne, 28; Eagair Llee, *MAT TO VAT, MINE , AND AVOID. 66 60 l ea Ssal Wake ,- - . n. under the very walls of the feudal fortress of the Pereys' Se IS TeelaithilarDa . if 1 28; But Frongoch, 10; Wheal Carpenter (0 win- LICIIIII2 TO TOTING MIN. The celebration rented the form of a testimonial dinner so 5 Duo an. .... 4 4 near), 61; Pembroke and East Crinnis, 44, 1; Wheal us. to Sir George Grey, re p sies of admission being fixed, ia 15 an ,ftiama ginidingte& ... 19 2 MOW TO IA MAPPT. order to meet the wof all parties interested, at the as 19 'llimmilloreeDreadimoU. 3 Harriett, 14, 4; Portland Iron, 4, 4 prem. ; Wheal m. Uny, 164, 16; Wheal Pollar, 1; North Damsel, MORAL AND PHYSICAL INJOTIONT 0 1 1 MIL comparatively low charge of 3s. The juice of the grape II 17 Van of Illealk .. .- .. Is il v. and other Mashie stimarints were dispensed with, and, for " In /raw "' led . / r A lla ri eris t . 9 271. • East Tamar, 415., 425. ; Alien, 74. se ell Wafteted and Al 31 ON IVECIAL DISWINI. the that time is this aunty, • saunas teetotaller in practice -' IS I I i Rat Oornivoll ... _ . of 91 The gold mining shares were inactive, and, on the vt. and precept wee invited to preside over the festivities of le us. i winkled= sad Croydon 1 dim par whole, rather flat, with, perhaps, the single exception TSB LIIITITOTEA OF MARRIAGIR LIFIL the comma, in the person at Sir Walter Trevel y an . Tie it. MO IYerklleweistiennerwak 6% 6% 1161 vu. Nouveau sondes , which improved in the after- DULLS= OF 1 1 1131711111. dinner took pl an in a spacious wooden pavilion meted for 33 30 ! Do. Sc.A Itsteneleas .. 71 li die the purpose Mr. Thompson, of Alowick aid latetastefull 113 1111 r .o.ll.ll.Parelmse n f i f e" noon to 1 9.16 to 1 11-16 prem. Thedealers in:this ITEDiaaV DEVANGENI COMITIPATION. sal IJIIIIO/111. deamaiod wi 2•2 7 77712742 end artilleill Sowers, he 9•19/ T estl "a 1•°°1• and " "d market seem short of stetk, and the rates of contango marketplace, opposite the Town-hall, and on the very PRIFERRNLM SHAUL are generally nominal, except upon the shares in a. ems a. spot upon which the hustings were elected at the last ei. i Oman .. IHOOLLWG 111510 , Ind IC(fl li•Kok • 003 4 10. NIL general elsethisa, when Sir George Grey was thrown lan aessesen SON, . i'i;;; . ifi; r. - volmng registration, such as Colonial Gold, which 17. OM of the repressatation of the Northern Division. The It. 1 01 111111401 50 Motor 4 MII Ct. 1• 11 lee command Bd. contango per share; and Peel Rivers, sertao s e rismw<fr AlliT ; 014 .0. 781 ; cirrigh.. ool.D I w a an no.winet ll CORK mune place was eakidated to somormodate about 1,600 perms, 110 . 1 Al° - - 101 le , which were carried over at 1-16 per share. The ts s Cemeer mod liolvhsad lai 194 1,41111= and a u a aaisa n eea ; asa yM. a. b n t,,,, ne tt , to., is, hat the number present tau* have very closely approached -a, 4 , 4 ,, u o w noiok a - guo latter have improved to 6: to 74 prem. this after zur isessammit,l4l3o may be smultel daily tuella Mil 3. 2,000, for every sent and nearly every inch of ground within gi an p a w% aa ,131.;: Pee noon, on a renewed demand. Australian Freehold it was oceapiod, and many were usable to obtain entrance. dem and Quartz Hock shares were heavy. Colonial Gold The tables were mined longitudinally, with elevated cross 34 3 1011,11 ... .C1 q 1 benches at auk end fee the principal guests, and on each d 3 Ole. da 1 tor th. 340 closed 2 9-16 to 2 11-16 prem.; British Australian, IRELAND. side provision was sad* for the entertainment of ladies, 7 4 $ D.d. 7 * "1 7 P r C • a M I'm ',, 7 to I prem. ; Port Phillip, 4to 4 prem.; and New among whorls were noticed the several female members of nalLftesAatii., p 04101 1 6 11 pat ioßh N 0.2 1 I „ Granada, 4to 4 prem. ThinLlN, MARCH 29. distinkuished aunty families. The Countess Grey was pre- to si De. New 4 per do. Cent. Moak 14 1 -- Spring has arrived at last, and already gives us a meta attending by indisposition, her ladyship having been *9/ Ihe•lien,Srlp rert tp.Ct Ite THIS DAY-Two o'CLoes. foretaste of a magnificent season. The night frosts confined to her room for sum time at Ilowiok. The apart- $ 3 jild= te and, meat was brilliantly illuminated with gu. per t ...k 51 111 The gold mining shares are a shade firmer to-day, have been gradually diminishing, until they hare at. 1000 root Modem/ pnOsat' 125 1211 but business is still inactive. Colonial Gold have After the substantial portioa of the repast had been ' become scarcely perceptible, and a glorious sun all dimmed, It. 100 De. 3me met 'grip. as. - been purchased as high as 24 prem. Port Philips day, sided by a brisk drying l mossem at le p.m. 199 11l wind, die ever, ns CHAIRMAN gave the anal loyal sad eonatitutionl to 11 Do. 44 paromst. swip - - mark 4to 4 prem. Nova Scotus Mining and Copper chilling vapour, and has already abundantly supplied teams, which were responded to with enthusiasm. of 04,fillablaWpars(1)1.1althe i Si si. 111 Smelting are officially marked 14 prem. the hasbandroan with " March dint." The mason is Immediate l y n afterwards, secomise to previous arrange- 30 4 _,_. 1 : 110103 • 1 ° 101111 • 41 • 013 5 10 1 di 7 1_ 'd silver candelabrum and salver, provided ..m. las leirox ima lselern ialda ,.llted al lput.. , l 1 104 1 1 0 0 7 1 IN Peel Rivers have improved to 74 to 4 prem.; Agri now, in fact, all that could be desired • and it is me", a *Oil 1021 cultural. to 103; and generally Australian Land by subscriptions from about 13,000 of the worlds, dames - rifying to fi nd from such statements as tile fo ll ow- - sl6 a !adsorbate alithalf nlO, 6 dis 6pm wasformally presen ted to Si,l G eorge ley by Mr. Young , 1m me I we ft g ololo uguu ~ ise in shares are better. g, written even before the fine weather of the last of Bedliogeon Iron-works. On the candelabrum were re- at 100 ;Low* Adehaemipset; ISC 153 two days was experienced, that there in not much presented figures of Industry, illustrative of the pradoctive et. itoe illittoreehesediellimrtli.l - - 11.24412/1 ISameas reason to anticipate any very seriously bad results interests of the eounty-the village blacksmith, the *grim!. 0 5 ,lALIWWW•g ( ka•ThM•II SI M Pte No. 724 Mass. Paid Wow Sc.. % assn iLoalissistry *Osier. Isla lu li yaderday. to.day. hem the late ungenial season. A Galway correspon- Lures! l•b••••r• • 1311 111° miner . I % all •LowismlsmitEnairk.pb ISi 181 xd - - -- - dent of the flail as follows: A variety of appropriate touts brought the proceedings 3 3 33 33,..ft e giau mom p o i ii 9 11 ,00; 1 Asa Fria all 1 If ms 24 to • harmonious Mose. le le 1 Dane, Ale „. . 101 llf 30,000 1 sails Australian Gold ail par i pus The wild has gone round to the west, and the frost has 4 11 Do. MS ... .. ~. 4 4pa 100,000 10a. Anglo Califunilau I left as, without doing any harm, notwithstanding the 14, an ,rseansonmeie, 4 pet. -- pm 10,000 10 Australasim 2 1 11 „ 21 maskers. It has retarded the operations of the sgrimii- BANBURY ZEAL, &C.-A few words On " Banbury et Iwo , iiidlimeJseJra.vp.C. 141 150 104 20,200 SO Aertrahan 5 3 6 tarn% in some resects, but greatly assisted them in others. Cakes," and 1 have done. The earliest mention of them 1111 5 I DUN Pselessnes ...--. 1 i r OO,OOO 1 Australian Cordilkes The west onions ' inconvenience is that arising from the lam aware of (next to that in Camden's" Britannia," pub- 30 I N I NorAMlSMendell... !, 100,1100 1 Australian Freehold twat of grams, which, however, a clime of atmosphere tithed by Philemon Holland in 1608, and already referred $i a ' 1 : 10 •••••••'°° 1 P' 1.14 1 1 it In 011 I Ave Maria all 4MII pm will soon remedy. Don't believe that any injury worth to), is by Ben Jenson, in his " Bartholomew Fair," written I i allDo.lldley 1 pet 1 3$ It.' ortle Mlle I 11 11*.000 1 &Midi seawall= Gold all 6pell i 10,000 20 &UM Ina is 7 9 mention* has been suffered by the early potato crop. in 1614; where he introduces " Zeal-of - the-Land Busy" as 20 a ii !m ot h entire ma sae 10,000 33 arsal.lnip,fia.ot3l.l , z 241 41 31 Those who were foothill enough to plant in swamps, not yet " a Banbury Man," who " was a baker-but he does I* 100051onl o illameller, a.,d ti,eoo 30 De.Oicesiand Cala all 41 41 41 5 dried op after the winter's rain, have lost their labour, as dream now, and see visions :he has given over his trade, I Velem. /2111411pr'Orat - - 11,000 * Do. in. John Del Bey 13 39 31 they might very well calculate. But the g I feeling is out of a scruple he took, that in spiced conscience, those 911 I DIL II Moo 111110 1 14 pm 110 , 000 1 Carson's Creek I par IPH II 6 ShrewalAlmariewOuar. 101 Ili 12,009 42 *Ms Copper ..... ...... an 47 49 Ins of confidence and hope. A late spring has, according cakes he made were served to bridal's, maypoles, morasses, le le ateler(eta.W . 100,000 3 Colonial aold le the experience of these latitudes , commonly been col- and such profane feasts and mailings." Ido not know Min.) 6 per Chat- .. 174 In _ ~.., _ _... caviar° le sr sr, lowed by a bountiful b , • and there appears no reason whether the sale of Banbury cakes flourished in the last 10 10 Do. 3 par OWL ... .. li pa 150,000 M. 0211227 Miners of Eng al! SO 91 for mistrusting the event in the present case. On the con- century ; but I find recorded in Beesley's " History of IS 25 death Deese .... ... .. 1 134 8,000 SS Do. Prot 7 4 percent.. all 5 9pm 33/ hay, the frost hu been of material service in mellowing Banbury" (published in 1841) that Mr. Samuel Beesley 15 11 Dine „ New pia 4 pm 70,000 1 MutaiAnioraliaoCoepa all 11 las 111 100,0110 2 Oast Nugget Vein all Ili 21 pm 41 and pulverising the soil after the unexampled rains of last sold in 1840 no fewer than 139,500 twopenny cakes ; and 1" all I °" 6 2 " 11 1 1 1L ... /"‘" 6 I Ass.) of 241 261 10,010 95 Gement all I? IS Sinter ; and, doubtless, it has else purged the land of many in 1841, the sale had increased by at least a fourth. In Aug., SI an :ALT 20 21 72,000 Grand Duchy of Dada all per ipm aosins sad unwholesome influence ,, which almost lava- 1841, 6,400 were sold weekly ; being shipped to America, 3 3 w i et, 5 ,,, meet Greet Polgooth„..- an i It we 'ably attesd *mons of unwonted mildness. India, and even Australia. I limey their celebrity in early at. 100 Tack. NeweaelleAs er.. I 100,00 e lake Omura all OM par And a letter from A r d e e re f ers in the following days can baldly parallel this, but Ido not vouch for the OGNorth of ling.parss., 101 103 60.00 e Liberty statiatics.-From "Notes and Queies." 17 $ Ditto Dna ... ...1 3 if 9,00• Limnos all IS It terms to our farming prospects:- 23 lil YorkklLMlLK.l*Poreb• par ipm 60,515 e Loadonktniitore Gold Cadet this head we have to report another week of *ever' A WHOLESALE POLTGAMIST.-A fellow named quarts Crushing Os.. all I_ 4 100,600 Marinate all 1 die par Willatitt. which has tended very much to retard agricultural Joseph Wardle was, in September last, committed by _ the _ L . au shwashaaahoommaita LlNEl IJIASSD IT FIXED annum smite 1 Idez.ltenedith.Anserioes. 9 51 51 114 . _ 0 P°1•00111 and keep back the sowing of oats, Re. Wheat district magistrates to Gloucester gaol, to await his hial for an wait. 30 31 nor,Ovo ` New Waved& MI l a 4p m ow its Position very fairly, but the quantity sown is small. bigamy at the spring assizes. It 11112 gam bun suer- s " a dif s i iiiiiii , Ilan fanners had made up their minds to sow extensively tamed that the prisoner has married as many as six 5i,.., nimmise Weston 1114 394 130,000 Port Philip,- ....... Ith MAW Warta Kock all t I pa 1 In le e sp r i ng , an d h a d l an d p re p are d for doing so ; the 22m. all of whom are now living-namely, one at Manchester, 901 all arsavwlival " Met 80 31 all 23 13 !Redoes of wet, frost, and snow operated in preventing two in Staffordshire, one in the Isle of Man, the fifth at Miro. 8 Rhariney Iron Ditto New Om from carrying their intentions into practice, and Its Biratiogham, and the lest at Dymocit Wardle's plan cep- al 1111 1111111 • 115 6 1111015100 -...... ~, iow so Smithige de Cubs IM 7 8 am betiorang too late to calculate on goo d results f rom pears to have been to obtain • sum of money from each ot. IN ons ° l•lB•l°Gnal f onso mm ,' 29 99 ef , ,ces , 1 South Anotralian all 1 rpm dialit so. A grad many parties have p l ante d p o t a t oes newly-made bride, and than desert her. All the wives, it lie lamlanhA.Wessent• 104 108 146 $ Lon 10 i lln Croft . .... . is believed, will be present at the issues.-Cambrian. so ' I =le Janstles 43,174 31.11.31.flaited Meecaa u 3llo syl indeed, it is three weeks since Mr. Ruston, of Ro- Illenberu, informed us that he had upwards of four acres HUDDERSFIELD ELECTION . -BUDDEIISFIELD,TITES- beCkailiMielst 521 331 1 70,000 1 Waller Ilk 100 lordiesekm/sgemep.Ll 100,000 1 West Granada 10 1111 1511 d. From all we can hear on the subject, there is • OAT. -To-day election matters in Huddersfield, ear! our (hasaile 011.1ketheni 151 US 100,900 1 ' A'r st !durum. all 0124 247. pond determination to plant much more extensively this correspondent, have taken a decided turn. Mr. Witless u 23 31amann , p i m a . fort , 1.0.-c* 1 Tuba awn idea for the previous two years. It is also content- has issued an address, withdrawing from the field, and his (Imesiesewaterauci 321 ni The following are this day's sales for the account Itas sow green c ro p s more extensively than usual. friends have introduced Viscount Cioderich, late M.P. for 100 all Flarlhosell Ds* k Railw. . tit at all surprised to hear this, as stall-fed cattle Hull. His lordship has already arrived, and is this evening theme le Tk.24. Si Bee.) - - MINES. Anclo Californian, 1 ; Brazilian Imperial ( Cacaos ant I li description .stock have rated ' so high that to address a meeting of the electors at the Philosophical 30 ,5" 11111111111ingILITorkeiNith 111 113 25 i 26 Dea shares (amen.. 11% 261 Cuiabs), 64 4 ; Copiaco, 01 ;Great Nugget Vein (issued a 111119 to every incentive to doing so. Turnips and man- Hal). There is no doubt of his having an enthusiastic re- 12 P Da i Mares (ditto! Me 211$ ~ i 11 pm.), 4 4 ; Port Philip, 11. Minstrel are still abundant in the district, and the va- ception , and the general impression is that he will not only Ai I 21,Lemien aild Grannie Markets are well supplied with both, particularly the stand a contest, but will be triumphant in it. Mr. Star- I i Ora* tolleuthltastem 13f Isi - - - -- - - falser. key's friends, amongst whom may be classed the tones, TO :20 illitto Prebreses (clitti 33i Na .. .. - . ... • VA 1 N Ifevmdatt CNN Anavflent v. r• .r _._.______ BANBURY ZEAL, &c.—A few words on " Banbury Cakes," and I have done. The earliest mention of them I em aware of (next to that in Camden's" Britannia," pub lished by Philemon Holland in 1608, and already referred to), is by Ben Jenson, in his " Bartholomew Fair," written in 1614; when he introduces " Zeal-of-the-Land Busy" r " a Banbury Man," who " was a baker—but he does dream now, and see visions : he has given over his trade, out of a scruple he took, that, is spiced conseience, those 1$ cakes he made were served to bridales, maypoles, =orison, and such profane feasts and meetings." I do not know whether the sale of Banbury cakes flourished in the last to century ; but I find recorded in Beesley's " History of 15 Banbury" (published in 1841) that Mr. Samuel Beesley le sold in 1840 no fewer than 130,500 twopeany cakes ; and 1 . 1 in 1841, the sale had increased by at least a fourth. Is Aug., se 1841, 6,400 were sold weekly ; being shipped to America, 3 India, and even Australia. I fancy their celebrity in early at days can hardly parallel this, but I do not vouch for the statisties.—Frans Nettle and Queries." 17 A WHOLESALE POLTGAMIST.—A fellow named Joseph Wardle was, in September last, committed by the district magistrates to Olmeester gaol, to await his trial for 0, 01 bigamy at the spring assizes. It has sines been 'seer tamed that the prisoner has married as many as six wives, all of whom are now living—namely, one at Manchester, * two in Staffordshire, one in the Isle of Man, the fifth at Birmingham, and the last at Dymock. Wardle's plan ap eN - pears to have been to obtain a sum of money from each newly-made bride, and then desert her. All the wives, it is believed, will be present at the assizes.—Combrian. HUDDERSFIELD ELECTION.—HUDDERSFIELD,TUES. SAT.—To-day election matters in Huddersfield, says our Si oorrespondent, have taken a decided turn. Mr. Willer u bas issued an address, withdrawing from the field, and hie kinds have introduced Viscount Goderich, late M.P. for WO Mull. His lordship has already arrived, and is this evening l• address a meeting of the electors at the Philosophical „n Hall. There is no doubt of his having an enthusiastic re- 11' *option, and the general impression is that he will not only stand a contest, but will be triumphant in it. Mr. Star bay's friends, amongst whom may be dined the tones, 20 are, however, determined to fight the battle vigorously. 10 REPRLSENTATION OF SOUTH HANTS.—At the s o Bettey cattle market show last week, it was announced that si the lion. Mr. Dutton, son of Lord Sherborne, would be a entadi , late for the representation of South Hants at the next lf% Meetion. The honourable gentleman will be a supporter of Inc lin present ministry. His election is looked upon as cer- Min. The present members for South Hants are Mr. Comp ton and Lord Harry Cholmondeley, protectraists_and high IS towns. PIKE FISHING EXTRAORDINART.—On Monday, the second son of Mr. Stony, of Thrustonfield, a boy eight yt ars of age, succeeded in hooking in the lough at that St. place, and bringing to land, a pike of the enormous weight If of nilbs. The juvenlle fisher employed an ordinsry cord line and double hook, baited with a portion of eel ; and it " may be mentioned that be was unable to lift his prize from 23 the ground and carry it hosts without assistance.—Carlisk e t . Journal. Owed Wilma Wrot.-ri ell Hartlepool Doak k Roily. (leased to Yk. N. & Bar.) SA Gallloioltiy(L V oritatNallit 2i Do. 4 sham (MUM 12, Do. i SWIM (ditto) IN tanks ear CifieDWilg /loaned to Routh Bastin 20 Ditto Preterento (ditto 20 Loarialott Goar.apereast Good to Norfolk) all Pills ditto 6 per Cent all Ilariali..Buiton,krdatlo 4 (lowed to I. .2t14.01.&!6d all UNMAN and Redeas to Stott. It Dori all ZiT i art Bradawl (WL) t. Northarstraatara sme (Wand to Nairt.Coust . 2. ProatookW)rs Goa*. Lon. kal.WrotitLaar.laTort 111 Ditto 4 sham WWI IC ,atolotoa sad Elltalua Ow 1 to Great Northern let I Da. - houreth Stock St 'tooth itaffordahlr• (loam: Californian, 1 ; Brannan Imperial (Comes and ). h ; Copispo, 01 ; Great Nugget Vein (issued at 4*; Port Philip, The Erening Mad stated the other day that Mr. Berwick, Q.C., had been appointed leading crown Prosecutor for the entire Home Circuit, in the place of .Mr. Corballis, but now corrects that statement by adding that Mr. Berwick has been appointed crown Polecator only for a portion of the circuit, namely, the King's County and county Westmeath—and that the other counties have been distributed as follows: The counties of Meath and Kildare to Mr. James Plunkett, Q.C. ; and the Queen's County and county Carlow to Mr. Ball. "We had occasion (continues the organ of the Irish tortes) to comment with dis l!pyrobation on the appointment of Mr. Berwick. ® Pointed ou t th e p o li t i ca l o bj ect i ons t o th e indt- I, dtlal ; and we also showed the impoiicy of accumu lating offices on the same pen. on, and the absurdity 111 t9i 26 27 n Si INFANT SCHOOL AT TILE FOUNDLlNCL—Proceeding to visit the infant school, which was their future destina tion, we found perhaps a hundred tiny boys and girls seated in hollow squares on the floor, like flower borders in a gar den ; their tt•achers walking to and fro in the paths be tween, sowing little sees of alphabet and thultiplication table broadcast among them. The sudden appearance of the secretary and matron whom we accompanied, laid waste this little garden as if by magic. The young shoots started up with their shrill hooray! twining round and sprouting out from the lrgs and arms of the two officials with a very pleasant familiarity. Except a few Lilliputian pulls at our coat-tails; some curiosity respecting our legs, evinced in pokes from short fingers, very near the ground ; and the sudden abstraction of our hat (with which an infant extin guished himself to his great terror, evidently believing that aka was lost to the world for ever) ; but little notice was taken of our majestic presence. Indeed it made no sensa tion at 'U.—Dickens's " Household Words." 119 131 148 130 1 4 dla to Kr. Wens) 30 I Wear Valley, p. Crams Dewed to Mookeossit I 23 ' lDitto Ditto Ditto 1100 Wilts & lotortra (lewd 30 Groat Waters) lo2e 103,1 103 100 Gl II 1-32 to 1-16 Dorm -16 to 342 Groat Northern. 3-32 to Caledonians -16 to 3.32 Loads Northern. 1.16 to On French shares the rater of continuation are light. Northern, still command 1-16 to 3.32 back wardation. The dealers remain oversold, against the speculators for higher prices out of doors. Stras bourg, ruled at 1-16 contango; and Lyons, "even" to 1-16 contane. An influentially signed requisition has been pre sented to the high bailiff of the borough of South wark, asking him to preside at a public meeting, to be held at the Town-hall, to consider of the advisa bility of establishing tribunals of commerce, for the advantage of the commercial community. On the 6th and 7th April, Mr. F. Lyne, the chairman of the exe cutive committee, is to be at Liverpool, with a deputa tion from the committee, in order to meet other de putations at the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, with a view to the further discussion of this interest ing subject. Australian Land shares were generally flat on the settling, heavy rates of continuation being exacted, indicative of a decided balance of speculation for the rise. Australian Agricultural closed 100 to 103, with a contango of A to A ; and South Australian Land, 62 to 64, the contango ruling at; to 1. British American Land are quoted 64 to 66. All the Aus tralian Bank shares were likewise unfavourably affected. Oriental Bank fell 11.; and the shares-of the Chartered Bank of Asia have receded to dis. London Docks stock was done at 127 ; Victoria Docks (41. pd.), 61; Crystal Palace (61. pd.), 61,1 ; Penin sular and Oriental Steam, 841; Royal Mail Steam, 78, 77. Berlin Waterworks shares were quoted 11 to 11 prem. Interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per ann. for the half year ending the 31st March is advertised as pay able on the guaranteed shares of the Great Luxem bourg Company from the 7th April. The second instalment of 11. per share falls pay able, on the shares of the Netherlands Land Enclo sure Company, on the 30th ApriL Business in the market for foreign exchanges to day was limited, but the average rates on most Con tinental places were a shade higher than those of last post, especially for Amsterdam, Frankfort, and Hamburg. Paris is unaltered. Bills on Vienna and 'driest° were in less demand, and done from 11.3 to 11.6. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANOE.—Mann 20. lime. Prime ea negotiate& this day Bilis and M. limey. Ameterdam per t Short IS. !Nem 1111. 18 Ky. • Ditto Rotterdam ,vatwerp Mfr. 276 a. I*. Itra„els 99 91 13 1;1 la '9 7 lisuntsus a and them , „ sacs. se . . mos. It .stit .1. Petursbarg per ruke „ 37i Dente ... 37i penes , arle per t Short 25rr. 074 e. ... 25f0. 124 e. Ditto - . „ S Slonths2str. 274 e. ... ISt. ;2 e. Marsellia -- ~ 25fr. 274 e. ... raft. 324 e. Frankfort-no-the-Maim „ per tlO „ 1209. kr. ... 120111. kr Vienna (effective) per t ~ 111. lisr. . v . lit. 4ar. Trieste Madrid per dllar : 50/ pence ,_ SO pence Galas so ~ 51, 4 3enee ... 504 pence Bilbao Barcelona . „ 494 pence ... 493 pence Malaga . . 14 peace ... 4,i pence Smile ( alentitar . ~ 50 pence ... 494 pence `Leghorn omen Naples par (lust „ 411 pence ... 414 pence Palermo per ounce " 124 pence ... 124 pease Messina ..... .. „ 125 peace ... 124 pesos Whoa .......pee iare:9o days date penes .. 33 pews 1 .- ... ..... ..... ~ pence ... 34 woes Nerdork ...... ..... .... 64 ear eight 48j pence ... 40 pea SOUTH EASTERN RAlLWAY.—Traffic receipts for the week ending March 26,1853 :—£12,269 15s. lld.; ditto, week ending March 27, 1852, £10,441 193. 2d. laggaase in 1853, £1,827 16s. 9d. THE GooD OLD WINTERS.—ID 404, the Black Sea was entirely frozen over. In 763, not only the Black Sea, but the Straits of Dardanelles were frozen over, the snow in tome places rose tiny feet high. In 822, the great rivers of Europe, the Danube, the Elbe, &c., were so hard frozen as to bear heavy waggons for a month. In 860, the Adriatic was frozen. In 991, everything was frozen; the crops te:ally failed, and famine and pestilence closed the year. In 1067, most of the travellers in Germany were frozen to death on the roads. In 1133 the Po was frozen from Cre mona to the sea the wine casks were burst, and the trees split by the action of the frost, with immense noise. In 1236 the Danube was frozen to the bottom, and remained long in that state. In 1316 the crops wholly failed in Ger many ; wheat, which some years before sold in England at 6s. the quarter, rose to 21. In 1339 the crops tailed in Scotland, and such a famine ensued that the poor were reduced to teed on grass, and many perished miserably in the fields. The successive winters of 1432-3-4 were uncom monly severe. It once snowed forty days without inter ruption. in 1468, the wine distributed to the soldiers in Flanders:was cut with hatchets. In 1653, the whiter was excessively cold. Most of the bullies were killed. Coaches drove ',long the Thames, the ice of which was eleven inches thick. In 1709 occurred the cold winter. The frost pene trated three yards into the ground. In 1716, booths were erected and fairs held on the Thames. In 1744 and 1745, the strongest ale in England, exposed to the air, was covered in less than fifteen minutes with ice the eighth of an inch thick. In 1809, and again in 1812, the winters were remark. ably cold. In 1814 there was a lair on the frozen Thames. FENNO( RAILWAY Tltarne.—the following are the last return. of the gross receipts of the principal French railways : NOUTHIDIM.—Fruat Mardi 12 to March IS: Paseenetre, 331,87424 epode, Sho,ll2f. ; total, 391,9e6r. March 13 to March 19: Passenger% 76,073; goofs, 110,0792; total, 180,1522 HATUD.—From March 13 to March 19: Paaaengera,27,33l2; goads, 49,3201.; total, 78,4512 OILCANS AND BRANCH LINV4—Prom March 13 to March 19: Pas. eengere, 231,9,31.; goods, 408,7261.; total 610,6691. SILASIAWIIO. — From Match S to March 11: Passengers, 146,341 f.; 10011 S 241,0 60 2 ; 'out, '82,3412 Rata.—Fromalereh 7 to March 19 : Passeagers,l9,2:of.; goods, 27,8;36.; total, 47,11332 Mom 1 . 10,....—Fr0m March 12 to March 18: rummers, 9,981 f.; goods, 14,0112 ; toul. 24,0292 LTONA.—yawn March 13 to March 19 : Passengers, 180,9113 t.; good; 178,4101.; total, 332,3'72 Vfarriam.—Prom March 14 to March 20: Passengers, 63,30 , i.; goods, 25,801 E; total, wow. LYON@ re MEDIIIIMILDILAN.—From March 5 to March lie-Feats. gas, 94,2432; goods, 82,734 f. ; total, 136,9172