The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-24 00:00:00

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It seestttetse. telth the I'nmtam tart a reamter for the enurement' at the Asseels. we. ...I teen fn.aAd weer to marl e the seettrity of the .hrenol tor:. te• Litt pErmamamT. Pepartn , I • a mreprehenefee sad trall•resslsted • 0: 1., "nth easy egurt •re important lie ff" arll4, F.; owe aol pra=ry be ebtalmai. es spelleiti^a g the Wet Oen.. . f the . or to re Nersitre Assts., :4t ailed Inizeler rung Nowsor, Masseag Dilutor. hit. Ai t:e.rone fur Vim& may he mede le the Memeglas Prue. li I-IN lON of LONDON. (By Royal (Mate.) A tteme* 411 wrstinsisy Il• 31•111•11WIL awry rshe Art Lot as aligns. at a *op ••• soft pltilikat • thoAkiti'r trarr,...: thwarter, AN ik Me .114 11 TIM!. b 7 W. WO, W . hot. A.. ma dub ,-0 e• oa MIMI'. et Obr arturri=e r zli prier I , r. ta• e1.:4 Ma 1.4 to e as Iwaral, • work hoe thr pub4e ea/ulrtia•r. GrXilttiE GODWIN, Hasenry LLW Is POCOCK, Nentarim. a" fat /WY. iGlik--QUARTZ CRUSHING MACHINERY. COMM It ILL'. PATENT NNW% swmasel drama Ommt mft Gr. m Ishatalms. 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Ind. boo to - ma be illiblea el AM le bEE. rod ..4 .‘.um to lases, to lir MX li et Hi MOLD IIINITIIIIMMIG. asdICARPITL b• BLUOING ammo amid roam modislorell re dr p..-% it col br 1111111111Nli DM fr al dr bolbsrs ao , lame urbev pa? be am barb promo of Mem br Armor —IIIII.IIPTON DOM, If awl 11, bb b;111Ab RIM& Gni delivirell fres vigils sib 1:11 TEETH and HEALTH.—A rood set of meth crew low.. iteeetable Myebeeleeeotlele hole FONT. met Ur mom r hapartmeb== . l. both le meek a• went WAS by an et 64 and the Deur butt yourolm tt pen eel meat Arne the weber pro. =OM. br thy FOR, aowumur mono, et rye Nevis eideillei I.lle behelellky at awl yeemelei ths tee& le lb. Milt putiell sni et 11 14111 :1 bee Om abillme all tots ma emeriellm. led bawl • penG4lhe Ohms it do berollel masa, mew web et leelyholheM heft th ern me Yed. awl Ow Is the b Om* lebas; See. Ile ere mile lelleeete bort InrestiNlS IMA petty mirrwth. Sh Si per bee. brume el yobbos tokblkse The mit while bee the meek •A. 110WIAND erg MIS, 111, • sehmel es the therererseat Imp dbM atm& Sea b ibil l=ted by ambit isi poetemete. link kis twat and adding& J. L Weeks grata a taw shad of wh sem I.lo4=vsl r b deLekt 'Una° une and Las in& VitF_VILL) TAY n RAPPERS Ina sawn& the lopes' r$ mina , • lA. and la. parka. The Inds h is in aka (d•rat linden IL Se. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. lit. Unify ben just hued the prospectus of hie anuage arab for the taming mansim. 1t Spews no dinlematlea of the activity for which his oneegololot km be.. Melia ribbed. The following is abrief curry of lb ssaisati. The company includes the Orlimnforg Mmes. dialstiA l well non to the public:—Madams Soong, Maims 4111, Mull, 1 , 14 Bertrand, Madly. 8060 Cnivelli, Lam Gueloni, l'anlini, Mercuriali, Calsolari, Belletti, tr is t e n. turned from hi. America. tour erivh Jenny Lind.) and 1.. Lablache. I n addition to them, we are to haft. MOM tr.. place, latleirsoieelle Joanna Wagner, a lady whole*, w:th ter a continental celebrity warmly inferior in lief: of J•nL y Lind h. melt; likewise Signor BoseMi L a berbteste of rug .name,', with Signor Forint' sod elipMf 8111111111... performers with whose character we ON 111111Whield. l ee 'boar thus evident that M r . Luntlers Onespor hip es 'boar as it has been at any loaner Mild• la addition to the extensive ei of the Assn% se. wad lateresting novelties an anneussed. " Des Olommol is to be produced with the united attraction of Margo Sontag i Mdlle Soil, Crewel% and Mine. Weenie. This is a more important anneensement Om may st See sight *Mum; for Justice will at hop hle dens le the shenister of Eke's, a part which MGM otelesetiseably intended to be the stmt powerful and striking in the opera, but which by s stranlls mi.take (which we have often noticed with re. am) haa &ea hitherto assigned to inferior perfumers. A sew mod opera, landed Cull& " gempenitrylds Royal Mothaela the Duke of Sllle Cann lad Glebe. and na mely perforated with great totem at Vieens awl Ideelka, sang the new pieces to be pedaled ; and ales !Lbw' s Mien. " M art h a ," in which grafts hes lately achieved sae of the mat brilliant of her triumphs. Mr. Bela milassa to be the musical dinette and the drereesenr. For the ballet, we are to have Grit*, Carolina Romti, aid (illy Stephan ; and an engagsmeat has been eine& to tb. peerless Carlotta WWI, wb is sow at at. Petenteard, toeomance from the termination of her at that capital. Several new piton in the ballet t see sanoanced. It added that as opera by Merriest, writtea r M a d ame S ontag, w ill meet probably be mama in the Count of the essees. The theatre is to spin on Tuesday net, the 11001 of this south, with Innisettre open ' Maria di Rohn," in which Signor Earned will ask, hie first appearance in tit,. country ; together nith • sew Spanish ballet divertisee mat, totaled •• El Dania.," in which Mdlle. (lay l'tiPhan will appear. V:E.1117 'ITII A Bcal.-11se Dutch journals COD .o bemuse of • maim with a best siestaiaed daring hot math Rear Rt. Petenhufg. IL de Varlet, loolotor7 to let Puede Legman, woo oat diewthq gad And at • bon se easinans sine. Ms animal isrod fads" bat lat ablad by it. waged. swag a same* allied. Wyerlaaati, awl *ask bin ra. At. die Vasab essead rawly, but appareal um, bear, aad drat Ma wawa! with his O.lllllWa. The mimed thaw twasd tar Ids, sad bd. Vag* bib( unable to get app.rtaaity of weradias bin sasslally, was about Is e.mu s b, when N.E. bylmelk SMllliory Os Dill rare ad and bis pima don to go siiimes sr. a'. ',sai l ISM tribe pont M. Waal is ell ly sad iinua an baps shaft Ohs Ws he amnia AR L 0 W'll NEW IN- S. ; r; , JE,4 vr-m TED 1111114011110 SYPHON it .rs 1 aiagrailial: 212150 n leemles ill le AM se dlmasily 1; 4. • LT III• AA platibil Is detm sividap 4- - A t ... 1 A 11 11----- - . -..... . VI i ;11 i 1 I tie ant; wornotald to may lb sod la , . two ail of do; prim Ila. IL; ditto a l 11 us : W lea fti s T welhi Lt 64.l: o rs. I r the ale-11211 .0., 7411rniat0 ei =10 ....N. It kW tbe auk is am Ilms Apse 1 4 LI ! a no of Ite7; elm An imp Amami JAM IIIaILOW, 14. Mgr IMO= wen. tkissArbtean. Motile. AK zi.a.—aarapplaimmiiiiimpei link kls aro MO .1.4 ream T't gxprt%% LORD NAAS ANI) TILE REPRESENTATION OF COLERAINE. (has the Daay Nm.) A new writ was moved a few evenings ago for the borough of Coleraine, in the room of Dr. Boy% who accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. The undiscerning public in general were, doubtless, unconscious of having possessed, in the person of the learned practitioner wo have named, a guardian of their interests, and adviser fur the many maladies of which they oftentimes complain. Popularly speaking, nobody ever heard of Dr. BOTD, and within the walls of parliament the worthy son of Ascula pies sever heard of himself. Even in the division lists his name but casuallyEspears. The doctor was one of those much-occn men who aff ec t an elevated disdain of w t they arc plumed to term making themselves " the hacks of their party," and who seldom condescend to enter the house ex cept "they know for what." On those rare occasions, however, when the fate of parties is supposed to hang upon a vote, these discerning men may be seen to ruse to the surface for a brief space, rater which they usually disappear again for the season. To this curious class of what are called representatives belonged the late member for Coleraine. He was seldom if ever known to open his learned lips in the legislators; and few were the questions on which his future biographer will find any parliamentary record of his opinions. We say his future biographer, because Dr. Boni has only exchanged into another corps from the Westminster Incomprehensibles—his precise motives in thus making room for Lord NAAs remainint e s.z . ystery which we will not at this moment e The noble fugitive from Kildare has now travelled northwards in search of a seat. It was surmised by ill-informed people that Sir EMERSON TENNENT was about to evince his devotion to his tory leader, by vacating in the Chief Secretary's favour the snug borough of Lisburn. But the report was a calumny; Sir EMERSON has too much self-respect, and too deep a sense of loyalty to Lord HERTFORD, to surrender the precious gift of the noble marquis. It is not every day such seats as Lisburn are to be had for the asking. Vivid recollections of the horrors of a contest are doubtless fresh in the mind of the ex secretary of Ceylon; and no consideration would induce him to relinquish his present incontestable position. Nothing short of a new Re form Bill for Ireland, we will venture to say, will move Sir EMERSON, unless, indeed, his parliamentary maker and master should change his mood, and de cree that some other favourite should henceforth carry his proxy in the Commons. was likewise some loose talk about Dungan non, for which a new writ has been actually moved in consequence of the nomination of its youthful re presentative to a subordinate office in the household. But the name of KNox is not suggestive of feats of self-desial. The family have been for many genera tions distinguished even among Irish landlords of noble degree, for never, under any change of circumstances, forgetting themselves. They hive always had a mitre or two amongst them, be si des a number of the fattest livings in the sinecure establishment. In the legal department they have never been much heard of, eloquence or learning have never been their forte , as a family. Neither do we remember any senatorial or diplomatic eminence to which a scion of the house of RANFURLY has ever climbed. These require some show of intellectual talents and attainments; not ' much, it must be owned, but still something more than the qualities which the oligarchy deem sufficient to justify the making a man a dignitary of the church, or even a bishop. The borough of Dungannon is the political appanage of the family, and has seldom if ever been let to strangers. Mr. KNox will, as a matter of course, be re-elected without the show of opposition,—the certainty of such a result having been no doubt a material ingredient in his selection to fill the onerous and responsible post of groom in waiting to Prince Ammar. Lord NAAS has consequently held his way to the ne plea ultra of Ireland. No where short ofl Coleraine could he venture to pause in his official journeying,. On the banks of the river Bann there stands the ancient town of Coleraine, formerly a thriving place of some repute, bat now bearing the visible impress of decay. The property in and around the town belongs to the Irish S'ociety, whose manage meat has not been particularly successful. The con stituency consists of about 220 voters, most of whom are said to be presbyterians in creed and warm ad vocates of tenant right in politics. How could they consent to be silently turned over to the new Chief Secretary, who has proved himself to be alike opposed to religious equality and to security for the rights of industry? There is not a form of either against which Lord NAAS has not taken an active part in parliament. Heist the child and champion of the ascendancy duct and clams which has contributed so potently to keep Ireland distracted and depressed. The presbyterians as a body claim to be a better, because a leas enduring section of the community in Ireland. For the fag end—a few weeks—of the pre sent parliament, he may, perhaps, occupy the representation of one of the most presbyterian towns in Ulster; but the public at large will be slow to give much heed in future to the remonstrances that come from our anti-prelatical friends in that part of the kingdom if they allow Lord Naas to gain a per manent seat for Coleraine. A very different spirit appears to animate the in habitants of the county of Down. For the last forty years the two great families of DowNsmaa ' and LONDONDERRY have in conjunction ruled over it with absolute sway. Lord Downsulan appoints his brother to sit for him as one of the nominal mem bers for the county ; and Lord LONDONDERRY has heretofore imagined that his eldest son was es supple and docile a filial delegate because he occupied the other seat. But Lord CASTLEREAGH has upon Free Trade and other important questions shown that he , apprehends aright the moral obligation of a repre sentative, and that be possesses the firmness of one who will conscientiously discharge them. To this honourable and manly conduct on the part of his son I the Marquis has responded by serving him with a paternal notice to quit. In a calm and dignified address to his constituents, Lord CASTLEREAGH intimates , his intention of abstaining at the next election from soliciting their suffrages ; and the indignant people throughout the county have apparently resolved to ' ' re-elect him without his coming forward a s a candi , date. They have further, it is said, resolved to return akag with him Mr. SHARMAN CRAWFORD, the vener able head of the Irish liberals in the legislature. It would be a fitting reward for a long life spent in the ' consistent performance of every social and political duty, and would reflect infinite honour on the district , the inhabitants of which have agreed to make the I attempt. Under the new franchise act, Down has upwards of 10,000 electors. Even without the ballot thaw ought to be able to defy the insolent dicta ' tion of landlordism ;—with the ballot, its menaces and blandishments would be heard no more. The REPORT of the Iwymeommat Committee the corporation just °filmed to be yeiMed shows that there ' exists a considerable dilemma between the seam claimed and the sums elves to lintele Or Prigeni eel quired for widening Casinos-etre* mot Queretreet, and for effecting other improvements to the City of Lendas.l The claim from Lawrence Puuntamp-kill to Crushable.* immolated to 67,0621. 10a. 3d., end the mar given mesented t0e2,21111. Tho claims from Gramehmeiretreet alommed to 6,721 f. 10e. 7d., and were settled et 2,7411. 10a. The chime Item Queen-street to Bread•strese measured to 114111112. lie., and were settled for 10e. • and the deka M Cox, Chandler's MU t , sism-eireet, was lOW, sad was settled at 4,0141. A FACUIO't43LL DRERbIiAKIR litriliire ma nsar the Place Vander, MAU. 7 eaused, a dew ese, eagle bearing • mown to be pi:inted ea the mildews et her thee. The neat elf mad and filth wore thrown en 14, end this was repented Oho follow*, day sloe. On Twieller evening ban, of Pm* dieehelird from an air rash Imeehed the window le i hem, red penetrated rue washwark Mae Minh themmeher wee seeled. lartMemly, she was alit Imbed. Ism paresis' hoppemed bet prise, krieliately went in et the ,won not obis to dimmer him. The mare • lie broke ova l Ile begreene of the ehemendter, but it was men setup LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1852. RECONSIDERATION OF THE FACTORY QUESTION. A meeting of factory delegates wee held at the Queen's Hotel, Todmorden, Yorkshire, on Sunday, to eon eider the propriety of applying to parliament for a restric tion of the motive power in factories. Mr. Joan )(ALLA LIM! presided, and expremed his belief that from the diM euhy of convicting under the present short time set, no measure short of one to limit the hours during which the machinery shall run can ever produce the effect intended by the legislature. Delegates were in attendance from the following places :—Todmorden Waterhead Mill, Rojton, Littleborough, Bacup, Manc h ester , Ashton-under-Lyne, Ikaton, an dd Padiham. Letters were reed from Hudders field, Bradford, Warrington, Staleybridge, and Bury, regretting their inability to send delegates to the meeting, but expreming their firm determination to use their utmost endeavours to sapport Its objects. The various delegates present then made reports as to the feeling in their districts in favour of re-opening the ques tion, and placing a restriction on the motive power. Tod 'Borden was quite favourable to this abject, and wag deter mined to persevere with it. In Oldham. the present fac tory law was shamefully violated. sad any UMW would be I regarded as an improvement on the poem* Mate of things. There were open violations ief liee law, sad lbs 'motives were in favour of a teetrietles es the mid* power. At Royton, the operatives watt the* of gsfag la parliament at present, but would willingly jets yin any anoriatioa to organise tar the perms of to dm peeps* re &nista*. Ti' wee waft is Min say statement to better the mem* sadists& at Woke tVQ os w eripie. bielt nes eireedingly wee opera fie reetrieties tithe motive power. lop wood woe missions ter the roped of the pMr set einesiens sot, with obi* se am seentid The to preiremd Mm KeashaMer Meted that in Chorltornposalledlock and Balm the present law was generally weß observed, but the apereilme thought, if the motive power was restricted it naiad bare a tendency to remove the evils complained of in Mbar places. Many of the Manchester operatives however thought this was a very improper time to commence such an agitation. The fine spinners preferred the present act to that of the late John ielden. In Ashton the law was shsniefully violated, especially in the neighbourhood of Glossop and Mossky. In Bolton the aet was well observed, except at one mill. At Padiham the operatives were perfectly satisfied with the operation of the act in their own district, their hours of labour being scarcely fifty-eight per week, and stopping at noon every Saturday ; they were, however, willing to co operate to make the time generally more uniform. After considerable discussion, the following resolutions were moved, and carried unanimously: 0 1. Whereas the provisions of the Factory Act are openly violated by the master manufacturers and spinners in cer tain localities, to the manifest injury of the honest and con scientious masters, and to the workpeoplo in the said facto ries, resolved—That it ia the unanimous opinion of this meeting that no law short of one restricting the moving power, and imposing severe penalties for its infraction, can ever effectually protect the rights and interests of those who are entitled to the benefits of the factory acts. "2. That an association be immediately formed to obtain such restriction. meeting most mpeetfully and urgently requests the aid and co-operation of all persons who are favourable to the obtaining a restriction of the moving power. "4. That the delegates now present pledge themaelvee individually and collectively to use their utmost exertions, in their respective localities, for the purpose of initialling their various committees, arid concerting measures for ea rn?".a oat the above resolutio ns. committee ; of threebe appointed provisionally to draw up and publish an address to the factory workers of Orest Britain and Ireland. "6. That limn. Mills, Holmes, and Mollalieu be ap pointed for that purpose. 7. That it ii the opinion of this meeting, that gross and flagrant violations of the present Factories Act are daily taking place in various districts of England ; and this meet ing, therefore, urgent!ii recommend the factory worsen in every locality to a ly memorialise the Home Secre tary to put in forts di the powers of the government to cause the Factories het to be duly observed so long as it remains on the statalwbook. -- " 7 111. That the met cordial and heartfelt thank' of this meeting be preseuted Is Richard Outlet, the unflinching and saver-swerviag timm o pion of the rights of factory laboar. 'll. That this meakag de new adjourn until spin called together by the abriwommel provisional committee." RAILWAYS. TRW DAY. _ Two o'CLocx. The share market is quieter to-day. Prices of some descriptions have shown a little flatness, Caledonians, Eastern Counties, Great Westerns, North Westerns and Midlands havin g rece d e d a fraction from the ; advanced quotations of yesterday, but generally the feeling of th e mark e t i s s t ea dy, an d p r i ces are fairly supported. French shares are inactive, but prices are likewise steady, except for Orleans and Bordeaux and Tours and Nantes, which are weaker. No. Shan. Yams. Paid pris m. ~....00., ! done yeeterday.! to-day. 100,000 1 Asua Fria I IS 12 pm. l 24 1 100,000 10a. Anglo Calikomian 15,000 30 Asturian . . 10,000 10 Australmids 20,100 20 Amtratan 100,00[ 1 Australian Freehold 60,000 1 Are /dam. all IMa par 0,000 50 ihaensram Iron and Coal all ... ... 100,000 1 Brlti.h Australian Gold . all I 2 IV IO,OBO 33 Brasil Imp. (la. at 3/. pa 314 14 2 14 4 8,400 20 Do. Oman and Nish& 11,000 20 Do. lit. John UM 143 lll 210,400 1 Canon's Creed all a Irn 14 12,00 . . 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AI 1 3' r: LT. d ill Mid 13 . lei liiii 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 t 4 2 11 1 1 111 1 , 4 J 41. 3 1114 3 6 i dim Par lo 134 111 153 14 141 ad 10 i$ 104 Sillzd I pm Ili Ili II 71 zd If§ I ll Isi au ILWAYB. in in n n{ 3 141;m ,` Sii I 1= sr II II II II i ill die 'AIDS, Maxon 23.—The market continua to advance Business to a considerable extent ha been dose this nt..:—Bat morn- the followthi :—Bast Lancashire, 171. Ils. 3d., I at 171—Lied. sad Bradford, 1011—Leech Northern Erten sions, No. 3, a p.—Leads Northern., 17 Ditto quarters, 2 pm.—North Western Preference, 141-18ciath Eastern an d Dover, 211—North Western, 111. 18.. 9d.,dia.—Leeds Northern Batenaiona, No. 1, pia.—Midlaad Stock, SO, elf—Ueda Northern fifths (M. paid), a pat.—York and North Midland, 241 Groat Northern', 19 - North British 8. SPORTING. NORTHAMPTON RACES. NORTHAMPTON, TrUDAT AFTERNOON, 4 o'etocit. The following horses have arrived: Taim. Brsess.—Clineher, Prime Minister Trinket, The Monk, Equal, Paddy Bird, b e by Veniion oat of ---- TaisserAL Freedom. Frantic, Pelopidas, NOKTHAIITTONSHIRI STALKS/. TetiAlinftoll, Cloth worker, Chief Justice, Deckle, Jack-in-the-Conker, Knook Knoll, Ballet Oirl, 8100 : Royal, Poodle. WHITTLIDUKT STAKEL—Peppermint, St. Crispin, Palo pidas, The Tumbler, Loophole, Nathan, King David, Olenavon, Illly by Don John, and Frenzy. Daturas STAKIIS.—The Incurable, Trinket, Edward of York, Paddy Bird, lianabletosian, Loophole, The Tumbler. EARL SPZSCEIL'S PLATE.—The Prime Minister, Thorn bill, Le borne , Berns, Timid Fawn, Freed om , W a t er Lil y, Butterfly. ALTIIO/LP Pen= King David, Balloons, Nathan, c by Assault dam by Lanercost, Sister to Iractusdas, (neutron. No AAAAA PTONSHIRI CUP Seacas.--Clothworker, Pan cake, Chief Justiee, Abdallah, Ballet Girl, Brother to Wil lingham, Paddy Bird. I . 'a PLATE. Clothworker, Chief Justice, Ballet Girl, and Foehabers. Besides the above, Vatican, Black Doctor, Captious, Doubt, May Day, Prince Caradoc colt, Old Rowley. Poi tulant, g by Don John dam by l'riam, Rumor, -Heart breaker, f by Ballinkeele out of Net, and several others for Plates and Selling Stakes. There is scarcely a lodging inlet, and everything leads to a belief that the meeting will be more fully attended than on any former oceasios. CATTERICK BRIDGE RACES.—YEATEZDAY. [By Meetric Telegraph.] CIIII.IIPAONI &TAKEO of 20 eon. each, h.ft., for 2-year. olds; colts, Set 61b; Mee, Set 21b. Six Moor. (6 Babe.) ■r. Oelearse's b e Void Davie 1 Mr. Metklear's b f FILLY STORRS of 16 epee. each, !0 . 11., for " 61. Gu ; 8.1 Mb each. Om Me sad a hall. (6 n Mr. Jimwso ad tw f Lip Apes 1 Mr.MAlssa'sbfl CLAIM ISTA3:2 I IO lOTA each, Myear-olds ; cobs, 1310 71b ; Allies, 80.. Two miles. (6 subs.) Mr. Odmr'%►f Marep OW Mr. Mors art be DEM= Cur STAKE' of 10 guineas each, for 3-year-olds ma op wards. Two auks. Proctor lops ! brICULATIOE PLATE of 601., added to a sweepstakes of 6 sou. each, for 3 year-olds and upwards. One mile ands half. Raba Child a the LEA. —... I Bix rut. Ex ENSIVE CA)NYLAGRATION.--CROTDON, WED- WISDAY.—This morning, shortly before 1 o'clock, • most ostensive fire broke out in Surrey-street, Croydon. The flumes, when first discovered, were raging in the premises of Mr. Burt, • corn factor, No. 15, in the before-named street. Information was despatched to the various police and engine Sanas for assistance, but before its arrival the wakes of Mr. Neal, clog and paten maker, beerier Ignited. The engine of the aria was pion ea the closely followed by another from Addissembe Drraie By the time that assistance ease down the two bef ore alluded to, as well es meeker belsoydri to Kr. house enamor, No. 17, to the wine chest, we re away with On greeted day. INW lbs z eet days est *very buddies in the street Ives the ig r a Lene eras espies to Landis for the gide Ire Ind Kr. Consortia statedle the spot with the West eni flessia. end I was followed by Mr. Maisessa, the 6111111111 M slaw Leados A emit:g o :ea Beedswerlt-lielderissail station. An aboallet of wan was premed, bud the dames *sad net he until the amine OM. Burt were burned down, die otock-in-treda eanimed. The suffercr was Mewl in the Kent Mang lirweillee. The premises of Mr. Ned were likewise burned dowel. The or. eupser was insured in the Phonic Fire-aftee. The pre mises Mr. Ragas were seal destroyed, the low of which will fall is the !elm F . The origin of the fire is unknown. Kazan rot sin SALE or Mom—lt is pro posed kid em titres marbels weekly beerslsreroad, at Lead d Dri, dm sob et bid= regimen el tits pewit issem meleinsd by the mis two >♦ dale. dm lessibees befog omoolled A. Weep basso, owl slue la bet woo** .ever w so kap as to same lowallwebis otabeemo In the dwolpbbeweleseds la mid* they ami Ispoiled. Commbeismses ef emcee. wbs ars impsworal irk set Is tabs owinse of Ibis Imp semplebted of aawwwee, boys applied tow trapsooden of Luisa to ems limo mob* weekly to be hew so that the raw Wee =4: d oessee get m the lawmen' yard', homed of abeam the markets in hot weather, breeding =ln mad lopeoderiag diereses. NINES. TUESDAY EVENING. At the Mining Exchange there has been a fair de mand for shares to-day, but without any material alteration in prices. In the Stock Exchange this morning there was not much business in the gold mining shares, but after the receipt of the telegraphic despatch, notify ing the arrival of Col. Fremont at Liverpool in the Africa, more confidence prevailed, and prices closed at an improvement for several descriptions. Agua Fries improved 6.., and Nouveau Mondes were also firmer. In Golden Mountains there was some good buying in the aftern3on, and the price closed to pm. The non-official quotations are as follows : Colonial gold, I to i pm.; Melbourne, k to I pm. ; Lake Ballarat, par to pm.; Victoria, par to k pm.; Sierra Nevada, par to pm.; New Granada, 1-16 to 3-16 pm. In St. John del Rey and Cobra shares there were several transactions at full prices. A meeting . was held to-day at the London Tavern of the propr ietor. of the Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Companies, to take into consideration the terms on which their application for a royal charter of incorporation had been granted by the Board of Trade, when a resolution was unanimously paned to accept the same. ' IrWarthetrttenett at the reledillythat Mr. Evan Hopkins and some assistants had left England on the 20th ultimo for Port Phillip, and that the first slipwith miners and mechanics will leave Falmouth about Monday next. TIIIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. In tho Stock Exchange to-day the gold mine shares are steady, though without any increase of , movement. Colonial Gold rule at Ito 7, prem.; Car son's Creek, 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Sierra Nevado,l k dis. to par. MONEY MARKET. TUESDAY Rvierixo. The Consol market was again extremely firm to-day, and prices closed at a further advance of fully k. The price of Consols opened 981 to I for money, and after the government broker had purchased went up to 981, closing a shade worse, at 981 to 1, for cash, and 981 to for the 13th April. The official business list includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, 987„ ; ditto for account, 981, 1,1; Three per Cents. Reduced (shut), 99/. This list transac tion was effected by special transfer, and the price of course includes the dividend. The speculative movement in the Stock Exchange continues directed strongly towards the railway share and foreign stock markets, in both which de partments the rise in prices has been continuous and considerable. In sham, especially, the advance has been very steady . The chance of a reduction in the Bank rate of discount affords additional induce ment to "hold" firmly, and the probabilities of such a step being soon adopted are earnestly canvassed. That the money market is fully as easy as of late, is shown in the firmness with which the price of Exchequer Bills is maintained at the present high range. Today, an increased demand for these secu rities was noticed, and the quotation went up Is., leaving off steady at 675. to 70s. prem. India Bonds made a corresponding advance, being quoted 735. to 784. prem. In the foreign market a firm feeling . also pre vailed, and where any change in prices is observa ble, it is, in every case, in an upward sense. Peru vian Actives reached 107, and the Deferred Bonds made a further marked advance, being taken as high as 631. Buenos Ayrcan improved to 75. AU classes of Spanish bonds were also in increased favour, the Active Bonds realising 261. Mexican left off a shade better, owing to the reports given by the American papers of the defeat of Carbajal, the insurgent leader. Dutch, Belgian, Russian, and Sardinian bonds were all in demand for investment. Tho official list of the day's transactions is as follows Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100. Buenos Ayres -Six per Cents., for account 31st of March, 75, 74, 1, 75, 74. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931, 1. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 79. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61, 601; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 951, 1. Ecuador Bonds, 51, 1. French Three per Cent. Rentes, 70f. 121 e. (Exchange, 25f. 40c.) Granada One andn-Half per Cent., ex Dec., 1849, Coupon, 244 ; ditto Deferred, 101. Guatemala Bonds, 46. Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 32t, 1, 1. Peruvian Active .Five per Cents., 1849, 106, 107, 1061; ditto Deferred, 63, 1,1, 1. Portuguese Five per Cents. (Brazil Guarantee), 975. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031, 4, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 931, 4, 5. Spanish Actives, 231, 5,; ditto for account, 261; ditto Passive, 51, 1; ditto Old Three per Cents., 434, 1; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 431, i; ditto Spanish Committee's Certif. of Coupon not funded, 21 per cent. Venezuela Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 47, 1,47; ditto De ferred, 191, 19. At the adjourned meeting of the Bank of Eng land proprietary to-day, the resolution for declaring a dividend of 4 per cent for the half-year was unanimously affirmed. The proceedings were purely formal. There was an upward tendency in the market for foreign exchanges this afternoon, owing chiefly to higher quotations for bills on London at the conti nental bourses. Paris was a shade higher, at 25 371 for abort, and ,25.60 to 55 for three months. Amsterdam rose to 12 1 to 11; and Rotterdam to 12.11. Hamburg did not vary, remaining through out the exchange at 13.101 to 11, with a fair amount doing. Frankfort, although coming a shade lower from the other side, remained at 1211 to There is a great scarcity of bills on London prevailing at Frankfort. No material variation occurred with respect to Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese places, but Vienna and Trieste were again higher, being quoted 12.40 to 46. Altogether the ;business trans acted was not very extensive. The dollars brought in by tho Great Western from Mexico were sold this morning at 4s. 101 d. per ounce, being a further reduction of 14. Some por tion was bought for India, and tho remainder Fn. Holland. In bar silver there is no change at pre sent, the supplies of silver by the Great Western having consisted almost entirely of dollars. The present quotations of the market are thus reported by Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins :—Bar gold, 775. 9d. per oz. standard; American gold eagles, 78e. 3d. per oz.; bar silver, without gold, 6s. o?,d. per or. stan dard ; ditto, containing gal (all gold above 5 grains in the pound to be paid for), 6s. Old. per or. ; Mexican and South American dollars, 4s. 10Id. per oz. ; pla tins, 18a. per oz. ; quicksilver in bond, 3s. per lb. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on their respective Presidencies from the Bth to the 23rd inst., is as follows: Rate of Exchange. Bengal a pee. Mdras Bombay 34,728 0 9 3,861 6 0 2s. 014. „ Total t £197,378 4 6 [THREEPENCE. The total drafts since May 7th, 1851, are thus raised to 2,611,024/. 14e. 6d., and as the amount (re quired by the Company during the financial year ending the 30th of April is 3,000000/., it follows that 348,9761. be. 6d. remains to be drawn for. THIS DAY. Two o'CLorw. The stock market to-day has shown increased firm ness. Consols opened 94; to for money, for which they have since been purchased at 98Z, the present quotation being fts to .1 both for cash and the 13th April. Business in this de partment is restricted, but the feeling among the dealers is very [strong. Exchequer Bills remain at 675. to 70s. prem. There is not much business going on in the foreign bonds, but the market is firm. Buenos Ayrean Bonds have advanced to 76 ; and Venezuelan Actives to 404. Spanish Bonds are better, and the Old Three per Cents. mark 44. Mexican bonds rule at 32 to Z, and are steadier. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PAW , . 'Waal SI. I Per I - 7c. L e rf! t 2_ Mew. Opole,, Mere Levist Mud& • 500 7 * l2 Ito 7000 im ps, tkata +: 1. 7 • 0 ,3 73 K. 75 0 4 do. New Lase .• 101 0 • I per C , C nu. I • F4Fsge :at aigh . t,. s ; •VD 23 20. ." 4" do. Net Loan I per C , uta. Cubans, ou it Mart, 23 75; 1 0 0 dal l . 25 N. nelgian, 5, 1640 lO4 limey. I Naples M ottm ....... 101 Money Do. 5, 1143 — Rnariin Lima, sperCt. 14 ... Do. 11 94 .. Do. do. Id* .. 60 1 ... Do. 4 Tremury finds ... 1 ... Piedmont 30. CsaM 96 ... Sank Mures ...... 2700 ... PAM'S, MAua 23.-81. Germain, ; Versailles (right bask), ;46; Ditto (left bank), 265; Paris and (*kiwis. 1,175; Perm sod Rouen, 710; Room and Harre, 257 50 ; Marrelllee and Aug. non, 261 ' Strasbourg( and Bale, 221 25; C entre , 3 0 2 30; Orleans Anil Bordeaux, SS6 75; Northern, 652 50; and , trastioullr. 551 31 ; Paris and Lyrae, SOS 75: Tours and Nantes, 340; Monte- Treaaute, and Proym.l6s; Dieppe and ' , ammo, 232 30; Bordeaux and 107 HI. VIENNA, MARCH 22.—Five per Cent. Metalliquco, 95 1-16; New Loan (A), 95 1-16; ditto (11), 1117+; Four-and-a-Half per Cents. ditto, 811. Bank Shares, 1,243. Exchange on London, 12.27. BERLIN, MARCH 22.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 102; ; ditto (1852), 1014; National Debt, $9;. Bank Shares, 1014. MADRID, MARCH 18.—Three per Cents., 39 9-16; after Bolsa, 39 9-16 p. Four per Cents., with 4 coupons, 161 c. Pa.ssives, 54 ; after Bolsa, 5 3-16. Coupons, 9i ; after Bolsa, 9;e. Bank of St. Ferdi nand, 99e. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.--THIS DAY. Sur:AIL-350 hits. and 130 barrels l'orto Rico were of fered in public sale ; the good and fine grocery qualities sold at full prices ; the low de.criptions were chiefly b oug ht in. Prices ranged from 325. to 41s. Gd. Ritintd reoLiins without alteration. Corezu.—There has not been a public sale to•day ; the private contract market i* steady but not active. TIPLA.—The trade buy to a limited extent, but there is not ally activity in the market. Ittee.-600 bags of Bengal were offered in public Bale, and bought in at Ils. &gess are steady. Corrox.—The market is inactive. In other articles no alteration. The public sales have been few and unimportant to-day. MARK-LANE.—'PHIS DAY. The little English Wheat at market this morning was disposed of at Monday's rates. The demand for foreign Wheat and Flour was of the most trifling description, and in the absence of business of moment prices must be con sidered nominally the same as last market day. The receipts of Oats have been quite moderate, neverthe less the trade was without life, and former prices were sup ported with difficulty. In Beans and Peas there was no change. There was very little passing in the Cloverseed trade this storm*, at Monday's quotations. AKKIVALLI 11414.11.0NWN EMU/11 22nd MAIL to 21th MAlt. Qrs. ticottb. Irish. toreom. Wheat Bid* 440 Outs 363 I 33 Plour TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet, and prices are without alteration. The demand is less than it has been of late. Town Tallow is quoted 355. nett ; Petetsburg Y.C. on tin spot, 36,., 351. 9d.; October to December (1852), 375. 3,1. ; on or before the eud of March, 355. 6d. to 3os. 9d. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Eden Main, 14s. 3d.; 1,1 ills End Braddyll's, 155.; Walls End Haswell, Iss. 6d. ; Walls End Hetton, 15s. 3d. ; Walla End Stewart's, 15s. 3d. —Ships at market, 74. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. l'attenden and Smith report there is a shady demand for middling and fine samples at firm prices; the stock on hand is less at this time than for many years past, and the least increase of trade must hare an immediate effect on prices. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, MARCH 23.—Our market to-day has scarcely been so good as yesterday, and the transactions arc more limited. The following are the transactions :—Aberdeen, 134 * —Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenhead), 174—Ditto, 221. shares, 7 d.—Blackburn (late Blackburn, Chtherse, and West Yorkshire), 1-- Caledonian, 184—Eastern Counties, 91—East Lancashire, 17 7-16 f—Great Northern, 204—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 73 `---Ditto (fifth ■hares), 6 1.16 d.—Leeds Northern (late L. and 'T.), 174—London and North Western, 1241 6 —Ditto (new * shares), 6 6 f p.—Ditto (fifth shares), 4 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 341—Midland, 64 e—Ditto (new preference 44 per Cent.), d.—Norfolk, 344—North British, 7l—North Union B (guar. by L. and N. W. and Lane. and York.), 174—Shropshire Union Railway and Canal, 3 d.—South Eastern and Dover, 211 j 1 I—York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 19—Ditto (unpaid up), 2 d.—York and North Midland, 24*—(treat Southern and Western, 36. BIRMINGHAM, MARCH 22.—This market showed symp toms of increasing firmness. Midlands were done at 64 North British, at 61; Shrewsbury and Birmingham A's, at 6s; and B's at 64. CITY OF LONDON GENERAL PENSION SOCIETY.-- The anniversary festival in aid of the funds of this institu lila was held last evening at the London Tavern; Viscount II ea, in the chair. The object of this society is to lessen the privations of and to preserve from penury and want decayed mechanics and worn-out artisans when old age and misfortune have overtaken them. It was estab lished in ISIS, under the auspices and patronage of his late Royal Highness the Duke of Kent. It now affurds a per manent assistance, by means of monthly pensions, to de cayed artisans, mechanic,, manufacture rs , and tr adesmen, to bereaved and destitute widows. Since its establishment it has been the means of granting permanent relief in old age to 882 poor pensioners, and the amount distributed in monthly pensions up to the present time has been 68,994!. 10s. The chairman, in giving the toast of the evening, " Prosperity to the City of London General Pen sion Society," observed that its main claim to general sup port rested on the fact that it was confined to claimants of no particular class, station, age, or locality—the one limita tion by which it was guided and Which gave it an additional right to their aid was, that all partici pating in the benefits offered, should, after strict inquiry, be found deserving of relief, and to have done their best to do without that relief. Since 1833, the pensions granted to individuals had been gradually increased in amount, and now was,—for men, U. 71., and for women, 18s. This would be further increased when the state of the funds justified that course. The number at present pensioned by the society was 69, 2 of whom had received the pension for 26 years. 8251. has been paid during the past year--• larger amount than during any of the preceding 17 years. Ile could not too often remind them that in the distribution of their benefits this society took up only caw, of actual distress, and that they might feel assured none of their money went to relieve fictitious cases, with regard to which individual charity too often did harm instead of good— eases so fairly satirised in the "Critic ' 01 Sheridan— the famous advertisement passage of which the noble chairman quoted to the great amusement of his audience. James Thompson, Esq., chairman of the board of directors, proposed the health of the chairman, and announced thit the noble lord's father, Earl Stanhope, bad, as he learned within the last half hour, accepted the presidency of the eociety.—Sir Horace St. Paul, Bart., proposed the health of the corporation of the City of London, which was re sponded to by Sir James Duke.—During scriptions amounting to upwards of 4001. eaclumive of a legacy of 100!. from tb. son, and (just received) from the e . both Bebbon • legacy of 1,00D1.. Consols, with • reversionary legacy 1. of 2.0001. in addition. Anisng the evening were Id guineas from the n , annual subscription from Earl P double the amount of his fernier —During the evening sub- PI of 4001. were announced, m the late Jamas Thom executors of Us I.:" t. in the Three par Ci Rey on the death-Gila •it cottsibuh" w the subriptions of . • \, Ise noble chi , ' end la, • Stanhope ef 104 :I' 1 11 tion. iff t i ; "• Ea 4 ' 7 Z % Olt) mmisoIiIIIMMINENNA 7