The Express. — London, England, 1851-03-10 00:00:00

Z Ttt 4.-xprtci No. 1,4161 LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1851. [TIMEEPENCE. DISH COVERS sea 110? WATER DISHES is reify solorlel, to great varlet", red el the WIPP, sai most resberche potterns. lAA Gwen. la. SW set of Ws; Block IPs. tee rt Its. ed. roil...be rot of eft ; derga 'NON'S PlRBerla In Sas ; A r ip s asi. Rost with ar without sever plead beadles, OR. to lON. the wet; Soefflekl rioted. Zito to Rid lea the wt ; BULK Ito Ilet Weser Itt-ben with erwthlor proey,lts. s SSA; Britannia Metal, oye. to 6...; litiettrlA plao.l, .tit. RS NIA 1/ON BEDSTEADS and CHILDREN'S COTS. A very kepi omortaient of these Bedstead. in Iran aid Brows live Sd. each ; an, rw. hoot has each, fitted with dwertiti *eta Doi potent isekine, ,nd entirely tree from mews. now... P. In ON SAUK at the showiniewe of RILL WI S. BURTON, width me lite Wows' to the world; where say oleo be teen the PATENT itnEtoc ii% r,, or may IRON SPRING RED, which is apipticahle alike to iron sad wooden redstart.. It Me been found, as ea oazillary In petfect rot, roper ow ern to the wager bet The new Potent Ptettotto reihtewl. ISo. Gd. each. Gasman Rea bedstead- NOR. ad. Detaled Oda: , www, with eagrarlop of every tromeadery article, east lyre pant) free. el ILLIAR a, RI STONY Isnek of (IF%F.RAf. rtneounso lIIIONSIONGERY ir literally the lamest in the world. oaf se ea ion /ewe ma be eropioycel to pre • comer Minor its %witty and eaten% pwebacers ar• ROW to toll and inspect It. The wool relit-not for every article NA approrwl OXPoRD.STREST Crowe of Serrensnistreel, owl No. I. SKIIIMANATRYIT, Leaden.—Rata. tkoheii in Wale wive% Ihih. Rev. A. A. Aylward, to lireile Rectory, Susses ; value, with re-titmice; patron T. Frewen, h:sq. Rev. J. Becthom, to Melling Viearage, Lancashire; value, 1351., with residence; patron, the Lord Chancellor. }kV. P. J. Ilonywood, to be chaplain to the Sheriff of Essex. liter. E. Jackson, to be chaplain to the Leeds Work houae. Rev. W. Vincent, to Holy Trinity Perpetual Curacy, Islington ; value, etPd.; patrons, Trustees. Rev. T. Williams (Perpetual Curate of Holy Trinity, Alsergavenny), to be chaplain to the Sheriff of Mon mouthshire. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. received on 5,597 miles, or at the rate of 371. 10s. per mile per week. There is thus an increase in the mileage of 660 miles, or 11.77 per cent.; an increase in the amount received of 20,377/., or 9.67 per cent.; and a decrease of 10s. in the amount received per mile per week. The Railway Timex estimates the gross traffic on 6,167 miles, since the Ist of January, at 1,985,737/., being equal to 3211. 19s. 17.1 d. per mile. The corresponding period of 1850, on 5,482 miles, produced 1,723,9211., which gave an average of 3141. 9s. 4 1 ,d. per mile. The bulaaee is, therefore, in favour of the present year to the extent of 71. 10s. Old. per mile. 11/NUS.—Tres D•v. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. &roar Ma. 0 mmtoramsral roel.ura. IN Rs GAMIN, JrN. Two o'Ctocx. The share market opened flatly this morning, and prices showed a downward tendency, but as little stock came to market, more steadiness became appa rent, and quotations are now better. The transactions of the morning are to a fair extent, and most of the unguamnteed descriptions have come in for a share. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire are rather worse to-day, as are also Newmarkets. Lan , cashire and Yorkshires, on the other hand, have tained better rates than on Saturday. SHARES AND UNGU4KANTEED. Two o'Ctoci. The market for the home funds is quiet to-day, and, considering the absence of operations calculated to give a tone to the market, the steadinem of prices may be considered as a satisfactory feature. Preparations for the settlement of to-morrow in the Coaxal market occupies a certain amount of atten tion. The account may be regarded as bullish," but the rate of continuation is not heavy, the difference between the price for cash and the next account being generally about !, though in a few cases 3-16, which would make the value of money 14 to 24 per cent. The bankrupt, It. Green, jun., wrs an ironmonger at Lewes, son of H. Green, ironmonger, of Arighton, recently a bankrupt in this court. Ile now came up for Lis last ex amination, on a balance-sheet prepared by Messrs. Hart, Brothers, of George-yard, showing 1401. due to un secured creditors, besides 6,6201. liabilities, and a sum of 4,0211. claimed by Messrs. klulineux and Co., bankers, of Lewes, in respect of a former composition. His assets were put down at 117/. The accounts commenced with a deficiency of 1,4601; his losses had been 2,703/. Mr. Sturgeon opposed for the assignee., on the ground that the bankrupt had unnecessarily incurred liabilities on account of his father. . . . VIC4ICIFJI. Mellon Perpetual Curacy, Lancashire ; diocese of Man chester; value, OW. ; patron, Vicar of Blackburn; Rev. J. Watson, resigned. Featherstone Vicarage, county and archdiocese York; value, 2.56/., with residence ; patrons, Christ Church, Os fonl ; Rev. A. A. Aylward, promoted. Steventrin Vicarage, Berk.; diocese Oxford; value, 2601, with residence ; patron, Dean and Chapter of Westminster ; Rev. W. Vincent, promoted. Garthcky Perpetual Curacy, Cardiganshire ; diocese St. David's; value, 601. ; patron, Perpetual Curate of Llandesi tirevi; Rev. T. Evan+, &Teased. Stainley, North, Perpetual Curacy, Yorkshire; diocese Ripon ; value, 100 i. ; patron, Dean and Chapter of Ripon ; Rev. W. Pluss, deceased. CCRACY.—Northwood, Isle of Wight; diocese Win chester; patrons, Queen's College, Oxfonl ; Rev. J. Beetitom, promoted. RaLWATL Lamas anon Saturday. V7a to-day up to I o'clock. aut Stsek. 2144134 A. per 01.C.m. Ate. W 4 M 3 CL lied. Att.., 074 4 3/ 1., ett, 12 I 3.+t Ct. C.a. Am.., laselampara b...• er3s. lo 334 roticiou Vl' N lop. • per OL aural. Bond.. 1 par (I-Gramme:a ado.. 111 111 4 / pp. Gt. bel4. Italdo. ti 3 clretrada 1 , 4, , r .1 1A... 4 4 ii I.er CeaL. I I•er Cl 5.... 71 . 1 ... 3 3i 4 . per Cl. IfistllLan /I.la. 92 4 Pelortaa. Ws r 3) .q Delta Neil. 1 , 1 3 Ear imam-, 12,414Crtuti .1 per .3. Itusnua Ayrem. S 3 3 s per It. Ku—. I) m... 114 I: 41st ..:.. Callan Ws.. lUb 7 Irltt,.." , gal.L.b Eds.. mtto Culwnb. Iktf. N 1... 3 p.m CL simml.4l NAL. 374 8 04o•n1iart liqua for 1,.1c. 31 4 lb. Itutern..ll46.. 3 .n., Ili. tosaimh p. 1... 74 do taut, Lt..* 1.4... 44 j I net .1. Patch ltd... 24 Is Cl. V a.m.:atm 10n... 3 5 . 2 4par 04 lattaa Lain.. 914 2 V ...ant. I mierreu Homo. 11 , ! 124 Mr. Lawr.ince supported the bankrupt. lie war brieflv examined touching the disposal of some picture* to Mr. 'Mall for 160/., alio his furniture and plat,d good+, the proceeds of which had been paid over to the as signees, and he then passed his examination. WENDING-UP OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. MINES. ~~ IrrHE HUMAN HAIR —TM" te.prver cl•-ntrd •uerea. ni IttiWLAND. • MACAMAIt MU either in orvrrrr log the hair lot If. oeigth4 a rength ond brouti, A name g It when tom, r. uni ~,,, 1;y Immo awl appeeetated; and to reenedea he tr•ti. Donal. neat I.lonorema to th , metier.. mid 0 rtifled by the highest •uthurries. It ha. obtained the eaelnAve pat.nn.re of rnyahy, not • fetrrf . l . tOr 01n• bot those f the whole rd humor. lutquirile UpflAlsakway, Is silyntdrisigad Tie olchilnselolllllllllFlissitinew re; - 101 to coostarotty ived or the nun ry stoma, sod by the toroth.. o tee nobid , yr an I &Macrae,. Prato to Si , •61 7... er t lady battles (equal to four mall) at lat. rd., awl &slim that .to., Va. On the Irrapprr of each bottle of the gene= ore thew, Irordr, In two line..." hoe lands' Ala. ariwarthL"- by A. LOWLASU sod SONS, 2', Itatton.prden, Sid by all eheirkts ntd ..irrfrairrs. WHY BK SUBJECT 10 SO MANY 1/18- A011:KAIII.E. , ?-11Vnat can to rwve disorrecuble, ce even dlonsieng, iluin in be enotinually rabieet.d to 11,..401141 of pain in the rookie .4 the tbratt or 4...500b, yt.k.wiewas 0 - the rhin, dinautem ro - the • in, nova pain in 'be ./de, general laMitYtt. ale,. Maher, hisbnity to Kt appte• or of.amms milbout and a terl.na of 4 knees? And yet, wby should mows bo subset to all there dwarf... Mire? Tlav sU arise from a rislimiluney of un healthy hue; awl they would dl vanish bet , re the *owner's heat, if s ihomt were Lacs of tint celeinred medicine, WI.IIIID6LL'S VEGETA SLY. ItEsTIMATIVY. emm u.. prepared by 1011 N KAYY,„ E.g.. Dalt n Ilail, sear liuddetelle d. sod St. Jolueo-w" , rel-park„ of itesen•-atre , r, saltord, obLoord almost mediale fell f from the me of Maws, after emlo. ins moire ' , offering Ilea • Indlgeotion I r more Ikea twelve ronnihe; and Men. levering tofu .4 Cowlairt, near spallua. boo Mims Kate. HIS. al b so moth ammo foe the Mk, that else d. elan. .he would rather be without her bread limn theme truly ea u..b4 , motor . ben —Porch:mere must be careful to ob-erve tbd Mr. Kate's mot...l...en:sand a fie-Imile of his signatures., ',rimed on the use given with each box, as without throe noise are soot ne. -• •1• 1- lIFIN Y RS' INDIGESTION, G.! ettipittod, I annowinea, a-thrna, cough, flatulency. anasnia, rielusrea at the:Moot+, and vomiting, the nokeertbable agony et militant* re duced Se In Mach • Sarre that I gm unable to awe .;,bout crutch..., have beef entirely renweed by Ill' MARltrti ear:egret lIKALTII-KESloltl:tai FIN Ill—llene Jolly Worthsre, Wag, near bus." Smiler teatmoeial• of entre from the Wight flow the Lord !Roast de hire., the Venerable AnnletiCan Meander Stuart, of Peas; Ilayor-G. need Thomas Ainl, Vaintortth; William Mint, Fog., torriateret-lan. kost'• Canthndge, a cure of 60 year , ' para. beet: and 'ay 00 oU,. r cures at liver, tallow, nervous, an s morneehte onablainte, era.% theorttoiam, dhaeralon, *vitalise, de. Sold in ennicers rah tu'l andructatna, Inhaling Ilb., at to. ; 21b, at 61b., at Ile.; 1215., at 22a.; super rtfteed quality, IMb., at 63e.; 61h., at 24a. The N.,, and tub. eanielria are 1. retarded tree el Carriage.* reread abs ;04-olltor enter, by De BARRY and Co., 157, Neer Hoodotreet, London, sad by ell reapectahle Ewers and eherslats. MURRAY'S MODERN COOKERY ROOK. Now reedy. no int^.l is . Ittnir tops. int. it to Woo.lout. One p.n. =weans ( t.* po.) p. 4 0.0 Prise Sis ildiluop. Strongly 01)ERN 1 lONI ESTIC COOKERY, (winded j noon proiritdr. or Ersentroy sod Prse kid Knowledge, mat earefoolly wowed. doti brotent down to We prenent cute, and stapted Kr prorate had.r. John ilorray, Albenistrie-strect. Tbia olay. "rob Floatlstisakend Ms', po.t glif E SAXON in IRELAND; or, Tno Rtinbies of an EnshAnuo trt the Wog vaireho'slictlemett. J..hri Mnrnr. Abourrk-idnret. MK. NINILNOWII NKW WOlUi. Nee reedy, din l'ur: .At el I S Aware. >I We- Kest ereri 30 , A AVENisliti); Tt • Scholar. Thp Clipor, cod The Privet. By Ardor of ° The Bible t NW*" Me Gnome.). Sleek" OP. Aar Meng. AThessirlobstreet VOILAND 4." IT 11. Ilsh day Sy published, twJw pea Duo, las Em NGLAND : I'. laical. 8,431•1, andand lndust:Ai/. 4 4lib, Simile - nth CLAtr est y. By Wiwi' Jesrou. L}. vsmar-at-lee. Juba flyaway. IRELAND. DeULM. SATIVMDAY EVENING. I.ast night the Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of Clarendon honoured with their pet aenir the per fiirmance of the Dublin garrison amateur+. at the thiecu's Theatre. lAwd Minkellin !mired a pro logue, written hy himself for the occasion. irompliimmt to his Excellency in the following lines VP% well received : le, Leek an .1. and net in every place With joy some friendly, or some well-known face. laid to see them —hut more PO still to greet Agen our Vi. arse in the avewitnineit vat ; (Applause.) Rumour. wi• 14 Ail with morrow and with tear, :Kt. more we'd h.til him a Nl.resma. here:- No more to us his presence could he lend, At once the patron and the generous friend. (Applause.) The outcry lig:stunt the Irish liberal members who voted fur the ministry on Mr. Disraeli's motion still (walnuts', and in 114/111C cases all explanations have failed to propitiate the constituencies. None of the mendwris, however, have been so unfortunate in this respect as Mr. J. O'Connell. A special meeting of the Limerick corporation was held yesterday " ro take into considt ration the conduct of Mr. John O'Connell, NIT., one of the members for the city, in having absented himself from his sent in parliament upon the introduction of the Papal Aggression Bill." After a very warm disewnion, a resolution contklu nattily• of hut conduct was passed by a majority of In to and a second resolution was then adopted calling on the hon. gentleman to resign his seat. The following' gracious reply from her Majesty to the addrens of the corporation of Dublin against the abolition of the viceroyalty has been published hero this evening: I reecivewith much gratification your expressions of loyal and attachment to my throne and government. I gladly aware vim of my warm and unabated interest in all that concerns the happiness and prosperity . of 'my people in Inland; and you may rely upon my giving full consider ation to their wishes and feelings, on a subject deeply in volving the w, Mire of that part of the United li.iugslorn. The Ailery Examiner says: Our farmer , have commenced planting potatoes on a large scale, and if the produce ho at all favourable nest season, we shall have a larger supply of this sweulant than has been seen in Ireland for many years. At the Armagh Assizes, on Wednesday, M`Anally and M'Atavey, charged with the murder of Mr. Mauleverer, at Crosmnaglen, were discharged on find ing bail, the crown not having been in a position to prosecute in the case. It is understood that the Young woman who was recently brought over from America to give evidence for the crown, and who, it was alleged stated that she wan present at the com mission of the murder, and could identify the guilty parties, has. since her return to this country, so varied her testimony. that the crown did not think it pru dent or desirable to produce her as a witness. An earnest appeal has been addressed to the Ro man catholic clergy of Ireland by the committee of the projected Roman catholic university, urging them to use their utmost efforts in promoting the simul taneous collection to be made on the 18th instant, to raise funds for carrying out the plan. It is expected that a very largo amount will be collected on the occasion. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OXFORD, NLUtCH B.—At a meeting of graduates in the faculty of theology, held in the Coutocation House, this morning, the mune of the Rev. John Matthias Wilson, B.D. Fellow of Corpua Christi College a nd Profeseor of Moral Philosophy, who had been previously nominated by the riee-Chaneellor to the office of examiner under the provisions of the new statute, De Diseiplina Theologica," rr.ived the approbation of he faculty. PRZFERML , ITS. Rev. E. Bull, to Lymington Curacy, Hants. Rev. —. Ellison, to St. James's Curacy, Mate. Rev. IL Evans, to Monlutash Perpetual Curacy, Gla morgan/hire ; value, 671. ; patron, Hon. W. B. Grey. Rev. J. Farrow, to Cate Helmsley Vicarage, Yorkshire ; value, till. ; patron, the Prebendary of Osbaldwick. Rev. —. Parry, to St. James's Curaey, Bristol. Rev. T. R. Lloyd, to Eglwyenowydd Perpetual Curacy; value, Pt/. • county of Cardigan and diocese of St. David's ; vacant bv the cesston of the Rev. Edward Evans ; patron, Hoary Ilughton. Esq. Rev. Evan Evans, to Blainpennal Perpetual Curses county Cardigan and diocese of St. David's ; vacant bil d anion of the lbsv. Edward Evans; patron, the Bishop of St. David's. patrons, 0, NAVAL ESTIMATES. W. Plue, The naval estimates for the year 1851-32, show a net decrease on those of last year of 181,0931. This decrease bears chiefly on the amount of victuals fur seamen and I marines, which is diminished by 29,0271.; the expenses of General Register and Retied Office of Seamen, transferred to the Board of Trade, diminished by 9,7721.; wages to artificers diminished by 11,364/. ; uaval stores diminished by 41,8061. ; estimate fur new works diminished by 11,4501.; and miscellaneous services+ reduced by 1110 less a sum than 112,7491. There is also a reduction of half-pay, mili tary pensions, and civil pew,ions, in all amounting to 28,4491. These diminutions, when lumped, give • larger net decrease than that above-mentioned, let deductions must be made for items on which as increased expenditure is asked for. /'sites for sea man and marines, for instance, show an increase on last year's estimate of nu less than 91,6531., yet the number of men fur the sea service is the same as last year—namely, 2 6 ,000 stamen, 3,700 marines, and 2,090 buys. 'nu., in crease is only elplainable by the desire to avoid the usual deficit, which IMid generally to be filled up by a vote in the following year. On reference to the explanatory statements, we find that 14,024 able and ordinary seamen, landmen, and boys are es timated to require an annual pay of 338,1271. 4s. 2d. Last year 14,619 able and ordinary seamen, landmen, and boys were estimated to require 316,4801. 4s. ttd. Thus we have an increase in wages for this year to common sailors of nearly 22,000/. The same thing may be remarked as regards petty officers. This year they are estimated to re quire 189,7361. to. 9d. last year almost the same number —3,919 men, were estimated to require only 177,3121. 15e.2,1., a difference of wages of upwards of 10,0110/. Last year Mr. !fume said he would not refuse the men their pay when the number was already voted. This year there is not only no diminution in the number, but there is a large increase in the item of wages. rhe number of rear-admirals in commission is increased to four this year. There is but one commodore of the first class; last year there were two—but there are, on the other hand, four commodores of the second class instead of three last year. Amongst the dockyard super intending officers there is a reduction of one rear admiral, and under the head of clerks and retinue, both on lag and dockyard service, there is an increase of eleven receiving salaries varying from 231. to 701. per annum. There is a notable decrease in the number of lieutenants in rum:Maim. Last year they were 427. This year they are :467. The packet service this year will employ many more slicers and men than last. The lieutenants arc in areased from 1.5 to 10, chief engineers from Ito 5, mates tram sto 6, second masters from 12 to 16, petty officers from 216 to 239, and able seamen from 379 to 472. The total wages fur packeta shove an increase as between 34,3231. last year, and 44,7421. las. 3d. this year. Whilst the packet service estimate increases, the survey ing vessels estimate decreases, and that for this year is 61,879/., instead of 80,313/. last year. lu the manning of tamp ships an increase of petty olficers, large in proportion to that of the men, creates an tatre•Aed estimate of wages for this year of 7,0731., instead of 6,7881, last year. In the ease of store ships the same remark is applicable, and 10,93 W. is the estimate of wages, instead of 6,1031. hat ' year. ' In the marine corps there is a great reduction since last Tear the number of captains being decreased from 91 to Id, that of second lieutenants from 63 to 41. In the Marine Artillery, alai, the number of second lieutenants is decreased from 20 to 14. Sergeants+ are reduced from 340 to 21,9, cor poral* from 402 to 344, and privates from 4,131 to' ,189. In the artillery, the gunners are reduced from 694 to 307. In esamequenee of this dimiuution the total estimate of wages falls from 31),973/. last year, to 324,3381. this year. Thin is a slight decrease in wages fur so large a reduction of men, but it is explained by the fact that the 2,189 privates of ma rines down on the estimate far this year are rated at a pay of 71,3181., whilst the larger number of last year, viz. 4,1.51 were only rated at a pay of 58,003/., the daily pay of pri vates after and under 14 years' servicebeing raised severally from 10d. to Is. and from fril. to 10,1. So in proportion with the artillery. In the other items of the estimates there is no salient point to notice, the items being about equal to se of former years. WESTMINSTER ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE E (TRAORDIN A It Y. Mow the Daily :Vers.) John Bosun, engine driver on the Victoria Railroad, de scribed in the calendar as " read well, write imperfectly," was put to the bar charged with deserting the service of the company under very aggravated circumstances. It appeared that the prisoner, who is a married man, with a email family, had been in the company's service for many years, and, up to the last few months, was generally coast tiered our of the best drivers, on the line, although some of the passengers complained that he was nut quite fast enough. In the course of last autumn, however, he got into a great state of excitement about some foreign cattle which had strayed on to the line, and actually attempted to run down a bull of an improved breed, which had recently been imported from Italy, and on which the owner placed govt value. Nut content with this extraordinary conduct, he proceeded to write a letter containing matter of a threatening and abusive description, which was supposed to be intended for the importer of the cattle. lie was in dicted on this charge; but it was found on examination that the letter was so beady written that it WAS impel,- aible to prove whom it was intended for, and on this ground the prosecution broke down. The indictment, however, and the anxiety attendant thereupon, had an injurious effect on the prisoner's health, and at length his reason seems to have partially given way. Lest Thursday wreck,* large number attic per sons who generally travelled by the train which he drove, the parliamentary one, refused to accompany him, alleging that they could go faster by the king's highway, and he was left with a very small number ind.sed of his usual passen gers, and some of those who remained expressed distrust of his ability in no very measured terms. This affected him so much, that without giving any warning to the stoker and guard, he jumped off the tender and refused to proceed. The local superintendent being at aloes to supply his place, sent for a man, whose real name we could not learn, but who went by the soubriquet of Lord Tambolt, who had been fireman on the opposition line, but who had lett it to drive a cross country coach called the Derby Dilly. To this man there were grave objections on the wore of his rashness ' but he was the only person in the station who had e4r been on a tender, and it was thought that he was too much inclined to work the eerersinq forks. However, he undertook to do the work if he could secure a man called •• Liverpool Bill" for his fireman. It appeared, however, that this personage hid got a place on the unfinished line from Oxford to Rome, and that ne was supposed to he not far off the latter place. This was fatal to the plan, and although a Jew boy named Ben, who sold oranges and penknives at the station, volun teered his services, the passengers one and all refused to go if he were taken on to the tender. The superintendent again reasoned with Russell, who, however, was unable to find a stoker, the only person he applied to having refused, because he was afraid Russell would upset the train be his habit of running over stray cattle. A second time theltuasian nobleman was sent fur,but a second tiro, be refused to undertake the post on the ground that what he wanted was not occasional employment, but ajCzed 'r duty, without which he did not wish to drive a train agiin. Upon this, the superintendent, driven to despair, sent for an , old Waterloo man, who was on the railway police, and chailted him with Russell, desiring him to insist on his driving the train to the end of its journey, and then giving him into custody. Such was the statement of the counsel for the prosecution, and the ease hawing been gone into, and evidence brought which substantiated the facts, in consideration of the pri soner's (amity and previous , respectability be was memo mended' to merry. The learned judge then sentenced him to a week's imprisonment ; and we understand that the superintendent has in'imated his intention of taking him on agaia at the conclusion of his sentence, as under the circum stances he thought he was nut much to blame. FALKTEX Eurriox.—The petition of the electors of the borough of Falkirk has been referred to the general committee of elections. It prays, on the ground of bribery, that the election of Mr. Janwe Baird may be declared void. Mr. 0. Loch was the unsuccessful candidate. NORTUEIY AND SOMME= CONNECTING RAIL WAY.—On uliresi ohin Ol parr geturdaa Seam Master Ifumphry pro , and subrntnthar settled the list of provisional asnmitteemon, consisting of 56 in number, and the majority of whom had agreed to take 200 shares each. There is a further list to be brought in of 419 persons, who signed the deed and paid the deposit on their shares. The balance-sheet, as prepared by Mr. Goodehap, • . the official manager, from the cornirany's gooks in his pos session, exhibit* a total receipt in the shape of deposits of 33,4221., less by engineering and general disbursements, 7,05G1. Messrs. Miller and Carr, solicitors to the company, 4,3101., and a sum of 1,5771. in the hands of the official manager, and leasing 20,4781. On the creditor side of the account the sums to he accounted for arc as follow: Joseph Graham and iithirs, alias " share committee," 9,0821.; cash balance, as per cash book (alleged to have been re turned to the shareholders), 12,3831.; less amount recovered by official manager, 1,5771.; making 10,7961. ; or a total of 20,4781. ROYAL THAMES STEAM NAVIGATION.—On Satur day the list of contributories in this company was proceeded with before his Honour Sir George Rose. Mr. W. Allred Hill, barrister, was called on to show cause why he should not be held liable for 20 shares. The learned gentleman argued his own case, and stated that he was originally in duced by the promoter, Sievers, now deceased, to sign the deed in blank, and that Sievers subsequently filled in the 20 shares, his object being to get the required number of signatures to the deed, for the purpose of complete registra tion, so that the preliminary expenses, as would be the case otherwise, might nut full on the promoter.—lbis llonour said he could not hold Mr. Hill liable thr these shares, and struck his mime off the list. It appears that the company was started in 1847, for running steamers on the screw principle between London-bridge intermediately and Kew, on an improved patent by Messrs. Ruthven, of Edinburgh, and on a similar system to that now adopted by the Citizen steamboats. The total amount received for deposit wits about 80/. The offices were 10 King William-street, and the directors were Mr. Sievers, Mr. It. H. Mackenzie. and Mr. W. Bruce. Nearly all the letters from the official manager, calling un the contributories to attend before the Muster, have been returned through the Dead Letter-office. EXTENSION OP THE SUFFRAGE. PARISI! OF ST., LEONAILD, SHOREDITCII.—A public vestry and meeting of the parishioners and rate-payers of the above parish was held, on Friday night, in the vestry-room adjoining the church, which had been convened by the churchwardens pursuant to a requisition, fur the purpose of consideriug the propriety of petitioning parliament in favour of an extension of the suffrage. Mr. John Ailey, senior churchwarden, took the chair. Resolutions in accordance with the objects of the meeting having been put and carried, a petition to the House of Commons embodying their purport was adopted, as well as an address to the Queen on the same subject. After a vote of thanks to the chairman the meet iag_separated. THE HUNGARIAN REFUGEES AT LIVERPOOL.— Great interest has been taken in these unfortunate men by the inhabitants of Liverpool, and it was proposed at one time to call a meeting, with the view of taking stops for miming a public subscription on their behalf. On &stoning, a deputation of gentlemen waited upon the mayor, to request that he would convene such a meeting. They were received in the most courteous manner by Isis worship, who expressed his deepest sympathy with the re fugees, Ant said, that in consequence of the steps taken by the authorities, he would be prevented, in his official capa city, from acceding to the request of the deputation. REPRESENTATION 01 EAST KENT. — There is a ru mour that Sir Henry Tufton, inheritor of a great part of the property of theists Lord Thanet, is not indisposed to enter parliament on the liberal political principles of the late earl, sod that probably a requisition suitably signed by electors of East Kent would meet a favourable reception from the hon. baronet—Sasse.r Express. Fox Cht:B.—The second meeting of the Fox club this season took place ou Saturday at Brooke's. Present— Marquis of lireadalliane, Lord Satre and Sac, Right lion. Edward Ellice, M.P. ' Earl of Stratford, Right Hon. J. W. Fitzpatrick, M.P., Lord Sodeley, Rowland Alston, Esq., H. F. Stephenson, Esq.,•Frederic Hondas, Viscount Milton, M.P., Right lion. Dr. LuAington, Vi.count , Ebrington, M.P., Colonel lion. George Alllll.lO, M.P., lion. Hamilton Duncan, A. W. ltobarts, Esq., Sir Richard. Ikrun, Bart., Right lion. Sir Robert Adair, and Hon. T. C. li. Tracy. TIIE ROCIID.ILE BANK NOTE FORGERIE.4.—But. terworth and Whittle, the two men in custody at Rochdale for issuing forged notes upon the Bank of England, and upon one of whom forged notes were found exceeding 2001. in amount, have again been examined before the magis trates. They proceeded to make statements, after the evi dence had been taken, eriminating each other. They have been committed for trial at the Liverpool assizes. ROYAL COLLEGE OP SURGEONS.—The following gentlemen having undergone the necessary examinations, wore admitted members of the college on the 7th inst.:— Messrs. E. Emra Earle, Westbury-on-Toym, Wiltshire; J. W. Comb., Cannon-greet; IL Bullock, Beading; F. Ellis, Birmingham; It. Ilamilton, Maddox-street; T. Allen, London; W. Peck, Sharnbrock, Beds.; W. S. J. H. Munro, Caithness;; E. O'C. Foott, Cork; C. J. Grant, Arundel; J. 0. Morris, Liverpool ; and T. W. J. Marsh, Australia. At the same meeting of the court Mr. W. Et ans passed his examination for naval surgeon. TOE NUMBER 01 PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN 'At tSSA CR USETi is 3,878. Teachers, *l,3o4—males, 2.117 ; formica, 2,187. Attendance in summer, 176,341 ; in sinter, 194,403. Average wages of male teachers per month, Including board, 34 dots. 98e. ; females, 14 doh. 42c. The whole amount ex pended fur public schools during the past year, was 918, 701 duls. 33c. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. . Par II tot Aeeoent. PARIS, MAW,' 11011t7. I;Opeabigg lilibee4 I LOWS. , aokli• 37 93 !I 37 90 37 90 57 60 57 60 P ee Cenle * per Oros. 1 per Cents. ••• do. is. ew Lois „ • • per (.vita 11 per Centa. ...... 37 35 2 per Ornia. —. 01 II 5 per Cents. 2 do. New Loma 3 per Wm& I Ruby:gem Lawton: at 22 5 ; 00 days, 24 81. Celsius, 3. 1810 Do. 3, 1841 Do. 8 Do. 24 Piednoct 5 p.M 1849 8243 ... I bask Mazes BiaLts, MARCH B.—Voluntary Loan. 1. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 100. Natio nal Debt, 851 ; Commercial MARRO Society's 'Prep:dam, 127. Bank Shares, 961. VIENNA, MARCH 7.—Flee per Cent. Metalliques, 961; Four-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 861. Bank Shares, 1268. Exchange on London, 12.43. BIRMINGHAM, March 8. &MCC EICHANOIL—This market was not quite so arm to day. bat span the whets pekes were tolerably sell sup ported. lbet • has been a F al dna of spreaatlon In Shrewsbury and iflrwltants Mario' the weei, and the peke of Mares has rays in proportion; wooing is known rapectior the moult of the debtor*. tame at IBIS leamittm, eseeptlng a MOM/ Mit the two shilling dividead retoinamaded by the directors tea class A elutes I. not to be pad. The adjoins,' meeting is lard tor Wednesday nest, but it is believed that Me lowaidation is not in • sufficiently forward mare to &low time toe the eanipicion of a report by that day into all the mattes to be Inquired Into; the meth., wilt the. Awe Mali ratabi lity be ad) .arneo. To day Shrewanury sad Birmingham MI were done at 41. :10. 34. and q dY. shrewsbure and et•e•ter Light per Cent. Preference Stork at Ms et die. Ifirminstitain and Derbys at 311, and South Eastern sod Doran at MANCHESTER, March 8. and Yorkshires were Maher, Teaching .1. Other storks goner.die were Km, bat Lando. 2l North Western New Quarters Needed to 6 1.16 mg 11.16 p., .od Manehegter and Biemlngba b C. Clatters to 9 1-16 preen. There war a fair amount of badmen for the eosin haltday market Of the rivet. PARIS, Mardi 8. BOVitle.—St. Germain, 415; Verne/Gee (right bank), 167 30; dine (left tent), 195; Parts and Oakes, 993; LW. m Boom, C3O; Moms and Ham 2; 30 ; Wantons; &Id Pale, 137 . Centre lilt:web 440; Bsulogne and Amiens, 340; Orleans end 9 r ams.. 393; Nortbera, 471 Su; Patio and ....cruelest. 3 1 0; loos sad Plants, 236 23; Montereau and Troyes, 93; Bordesu isle, 33; Dieppe and ramp, 205. P. Pt ! _ 141 Aberdeen „ SO Stca Aberg , Not. tag., Sesta and Y.ast Sanction . In ISt Sirrn.Wo!v. &Lour% alley ▪ ISA Bristol and Sitter ... St. SS Caladonlan II 111 Pester and Holyhead . . SO 4$ • Doha n sod BelfastJuas... U S 3 Got Aster. (LtS 4&L and L.&D. II IS Do. (SIR S. & IL) .. IL SO Yeovil (entities U a Seme SS n Gnus,Gnus, Claw A:. OO IL VAI -. IS U De. li L) re II lad G SS IS Sant lanearblre ... - St. 00 , Edlrrbureb sal Glasgow . SS SS . 2.diabnreb, rerth,l IS 21. Enter and I smourn .. SS SS Great Siertbera 14 Ili! DD aharee,A.l ISt' Hi' Do, share r, IL 6 peeCt i SU Gt South. and West.ll2‘.l SI , 100 Great Western ... „. 171 17 Do. go? . 60 SO Laureate, and Garda* —I I 5 A 1 4 41 dial& U 37 1 41 di, 131 131 p si 204114 ezdy 4f 4/ 11 7 1 17 17 36 37 01 61 18 1 6 81 6 1.1 121 43 45 90 91 •,8 .11 di‘ 03' 86' Dl' la. Thad. . . Ito 11 pm 100 • Ltutesshire 151 . 4orkelgre 60 61 25 . D.,. I .hare... ... - , 101 01 dis. 11S' Do. /Was ... .. ...1 7 6 111; Do. We st Reling . USlua 5 6 „ al Inds and Think - -I 17 16 111Luntlon and lOsekiall .. 8 SI es La 11. Do.Tilbury Initens.Balp, I pa 11118 Ilan., Bright, n,322. C 00212, 672 964 106 ,London a North.sseste, 1311306 131 ex die 17 Do. do., New 4 sttres . I Sj 6 pa ~ llf Do. Filth* ... . _ 1 S 3 1 Do..Cl2sh.,ll.sed 8,(C) 2 4 spa ~ 100 .balss 32 8„101-Westess /9 90 , 431 1 Do., ,C5O ... ... ..1 Si 1 dl. ~ 31 I Do" 4210 ._ . - 1 3as „ 4,11ane11., ass., and Ila • Inek1 3 3as 100 1 11imeb.,111621.,621d00010.11.1 55 36 44 la. MatuaLincl. Cuionl 31 2i tas 115. .111112201 ._ ... ... -:6 is 65 a die 112 I Do. tal shares ~ .. 1 13S 13 as 1111 I_ Do. 1n.... and Derby .. 137 32 a die '' 7 - 6,3 'Neely rt, Abermwerp, and Ilerefotd... ... „. 43 4f die a pe yoeute .. ... ... ... 93 17 lb Do. Nevr.820... ... - IS 121 318 23 North lettirla .. ... „. 9 Vi I/I Nardi ststforth s hire.. .. 6 6 die I ,Nortb&S loth Wert.lune. pia 39 piford, Wore., 8 Wolier 19 19 23 .:403 tuda Crutral ... .. 18 18 i Scothrh Miuland ... .. E I 91 10 12/ Do.Ncw .. ._ - 1 7 7I 19 ISiuswo. a biro., Sams A! 4 49 di. Y 43aws IL .. ... .. Si 31 die —l.BB. - 2I 2 618 16 18 8 V 11 13 dla 11 dia 18 19 33 17 4 31 176 1 dl. par G 4 sy dla 1 die 6 7 22 2 I !i 98 t6j u cis, 1 I Pa - es - Tt;i:l — yia - tI - 1 .- willtguar: I astoo (tea . to t.t t% eat. Dab It• Alt • *uarontoel 224 19{ 27 23 IleYwd .. . Z:tVe;iii Birm., Wolv. and Dudley I 94 94 pea id 7 11 pea „ ( knee lI Loorladic N. Wecern, 171 171 aotLinc.lnch.puiir (I. ried to Gt. Northern); 314 33 Jull104,111(i.lior XXS Mid 101 103 ex Off 95 Do. 4 ch.ires (ditto) 5O 51 ex dr 424 Uo . t .b arcs (ddb.) • . 2 )1 23 1 n a. Locket Bradford (51511. ind; 96 07 ISELoarlaa and Greenwich, 1 (laved to Singh /...tern ! 111 111 IS .Ditto rclaroce (dittop 21 15 ID 'Lower/soft uar.4pi reent.) ( eared to Norfo.k) ; 141 134 eX dle DO INorthernc Eastern Sp re) i (leaned to Liattountia. 54 56 „ 43 'Ditto Sew (ditto) 4 11 pa " 19 • rrestonitHyr• (leas. Lon 1611ScS.West.121.anc.9iltork 43 44 Ditto 1 shares (A) (ditto) 9 9pa 99 ;Read., buikl., and Reigate (leaned to N .111 h Ya•taa If 224 s4.Bop.tonsnd Gambia ',leas I to Great Northam 21,D0. Sherectb Extensdltto 14 11 „ 94 South Station:s hire (leaded to 11r. IS WI or Vance. 6p. tit. Rua Oreard to rtocatoataDar Si 25 ex dir 10 Witte. Somerset, liWeym ()Neal to Get. Western 444 951 )I;:;,ll , ,;Wieuiii;:tril) D Ito without duaraotee (leamel 4.)) Wes. )))) _ 811411 ES. lo I.lfledotian £lO 10 leboore fad II olyhead 3illtodAngllnn(3l.loB) p.C1.1 E.utrf n Counties Extend. I per 1:13 No. I 131 Ditto do. No. 1 0 100. New f per Cent , toni. 00 ,EastUaion.. B crtpgu.l3p.Ct' 1141Oreid :foul:fern 5 per (kat 24,Cit8ta0tWc-trn(l)tightto 6 LarcaBlllre&Yorka. VZd 100 1 Do. 6 per Cent mock. . I 0 Leeds3andnltQuart..lBl3 10u LondortfirtohtB3,B3 Motif COSA. Pref. 3 per Cent. fitnek,:B3l,froen3Oldh.E 50 DltuConvrt. 5 1854 100 ;Ditto Ned guar. 13 per Ct. I LoadoeltnthWo•tern Mewl .3 Mon.sh. PAL se. Islt.Nol 10' Du. New /18 . Btt l iI Pm 171 17 2j 2 i Pul v ir i 11 Pg 4 18 13/ 13 131 1 pm I 11 du 1 136 139 21 qpsusd 14 15 111 12 1301324 Po 17 19 41 5 5 51 , - 1100 . 11611.ta.C0n6.11.& D.6p.Ct 20 Soma Eattnatost • " - 1V,7751p.;C;0T. 5 North WWI hreirkury&Birain.Nerri, Guruanteed . ' 10 frbrrwe re(.lrerter(Nor.W.l Illo.) 8 per Gout,- ... 23 loatA Deeon *7 'York. dierrePole,re Gt.:4unit or Erri.purett. 3 Ditto Ditto 10 York St North sLidiaad H. I and S. Punk. 16 17 4 6 3 If Idi FOREIGN RA 10 !Boulogne and Amiens .. 10 !,Central ' , name (Vimaa) l er. I Mich Mellish ... .. 24 Fan ladiii . .._ O .d Indian Penthials.. 20 I. Do. 13 'Nara Antonia.: ::. ... 75 la. do. New ... ... I rk 10 53..eiur sad Lime ... .. II Nrythera of From ... $ lara .id Birdied& ... 30 Paris sad Orkney ... ... It b•arbi sad Roney ... .. 15 "Itrb sad Strasioarg .. 30 lima add llives ... ... 20 .damilie and Meals ... ... 13 Tam mad Nyasa ... .. ALWAYS. 10 11 14 4 41 Ai 1 1 pa P. ll li Po II le $ $ 15 158 4i 4 Ms 85 1.7 15 : I 3111 461 411•1 10 11 3 3 die SI Di i March 8. &Mtn-Emma:mi.—The market was on the whole steady and puke. pretty ltre st th e gootatlona :—Abertheen, le —Birkenhead, taismehlte, and Meths (131. shams), 4 d.—Calcdonian, 134 3.16 Great Northam (h), 111-lAneaallire and Theinildra, GO—DM* Mtn shame), hi 11.te 113.16 13.16 4.—Letals and Mask 174 UnWPC.I. Crosby, end Southport, 1 p.—Laudon end Nardi West ern. 131—Duto (deo J alarm). 51 p.—Ditto OM hum), P. Manchester, Shefdeld, and ) m alls (4 Amen 1-74 MI 1753), 144—Ditto (peedereone shame), Ill—Ditto OIL new preferen c e), 4 „p. —Matlock and Midland, H dland, 614—M0 (I) sha s =ll . f d.—North Brithb, to—Dips ( ), I lan—North elm di d.—North Western ( 5(. prat lan at 4 din), 134 —Shreve. buy and Plinelnabun I. 3d. 11.), 3 13-IS—dairenresay and Mauer, 11—Dmo them lift sham). It I—Dino 1 1- 16 d. -Sonth haters and Dover, 374 4—York, Illeoralatie, and Berolea, 33 —York and North MAMA nf 7-13eltat6 and loam 34 —Dutch al:maids, 41 d. LEEDS, March 8. SrOM Eatitatertn.—We have no important ablate tO notice to the share market tn..lay • brim bates has Man doss at about pavlova rates. She &Map sales ow :—Esst Isnesshirm ML ; Otto, btorian, 6t. b. 3d.; Gnat Northam& 114 Lan dman sod Y.:dollars. ; Mho. b. lb. hi.; Leek and Talecto. Ill; Manchester. Balton, and Mellosks, al din.; Mancha rier lam.W sad UntiOnshire Y. (pest), Ms pnm. ; Midlands. ail North British, 64 Ile 3d. ; North Westana. 114 6. M.; Tort and North Midland& 264 as dlr. I I 4 . lfibreiv.buryllaseArdOi all btire•mbury Maus iL lur. W. m mad in.) .. dl I . Pi Da (i.reotry . u.: r. a Ili Samar!'ire Unfoft SO Rona $ South Eakrra M South WUICA if Inuth lorioh.&lthweElsit ti raw v P.reatioa li Pala a Waterford and K Ikertity.. M Waterford end I.l:nrritt.. Ill'rk,New.aadettßerwiek 11 Do. do. tie.lons Totk S.A Ao,W LINEN LEASED AT I links lk !lams. Est. S p Let. (lelmeA to OS Week i •151 16 In sd 41 excliv 86 ex div 14 4 26 1 I i 24y 411 51 5 # 17 1 17 6 12 1 4 W 3 944 6 433 11 3 1/1 e r t stale 1391 10 xdv 724 i ex die 17 1 »rq 904 bOutt li 07 4 1 1 014 4 I de 21 6i u raw 133 Ise 17i 71 4 1 idis 31 I die 27i 34 3i 41 SI 161 22 1 17 El 264 1 4 zdv Consols have been stationary all day, at the last rate of Saturday, 96! to 1 for cash and to-morrow. For the account of the 10th of April they may be called 96; to 1. The business list is:—'three per Cent. Consols, 96:, j; ditto fur account, 961, j• Three per Cents. Reduced, 971,1. New Three-and a-Quarter per Ceuta., 981, 991. Long Annuities, 18110, 71, 11-16, 1 • ditto 30 years, 1859, 7 7-16; ditto 30 years, 1846, 7 7-16, a, Bank Stock, 2131. On Wednesday tho transfer books close. Exchequer bills are in some demand to-day, and mark Is. higher—all sizes having been negotiated at 50s. to 535. premium. India Bonds, 10007., mark 565. and 575. premium. Business has been prosecuted with rather more activity in the market for foreign bonds, but the change in prices is limited to a full of about 1 per scut. in Mexican, which have been transacted as low as 331. The news from Mexico is looked upon as very unfavourable. Much diwppuiutment is also felt at the small amount of thc remittances (31,000 dols.) received by thy Severn. Peruvian Bonds remain steady. The list of the morning's actual bargains is:— Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 93; ditto small, 931. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 92. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 38.1, 1 .1. Danish Three per Cents., 791; ditto Five per Cents., 101 ex div.; npuidor Bonds, 31. Grenada One-and-a-Half per Cents., 171 ; ditto Deferred, 4. Mexican Bonds, 331; ditto for the account of the 14th, 34, 331, 1. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, for account, 81; ditto Deferred, 381. Russian Four-and-Half per Cents., 991 Venezuela Two-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 301 31 ; ditto Deferred, 12. The money market is rather tight, but there is nothing at the present moment to hold out any pros pect of continuous high rates for money. There is a sluggishness of business here at the beginning of the season, but there is abundance of capital, and only a limited amount of preferable employment for it. More money is coming in for investment from dividends. The same remarks apply to the Paris. Amsterdam, Hamburg, and Frankfort markets, at the three latter of which money is very low. Although the Bank of France continues to charge 4 per cent., the accumulation of funds at its disposal continues, and nothing but the emburra-ssments of the treasury enable it to command such rates. The improvement of affairs every day announced from the late seats of war diminishes the pressure on continental resources. From the west we shall soon have further remittances, the gold mining season beginning again with every prospect of an increased trade in the Pacific. Although we have had commercial advices from the cast which have been construed as unfavourable, the pressure on the money markets in India does nut seem to be more than is usual in the winter season. _ _ _ Foreign rates of discount may be quoted as fol lows : Adelaide, 23 per cent.; Amsterdam, 2 per cent.; Antwerp, 2to 4 per cent ; Bourbon, 6 per cent.; Bordeaux, 4 per cent.; Brussels, 4 per cent.; Copenhagen, 3 per cent ; Frankfort, 11 per cent.; Hamburg, 11 per cent.; Havre, 4 per cent.; Havan nah, 8 to 9 per cent. • Madrid, 6 per cent.; Mar seilles, 4 per cent.; New Yurk, 6 to 7 per cent.. Paris, 4 per cent.; Peru, 24 per cent.; Philadelphia, 5 to 6 per cent.; Rotterdam, 21 per cent.; Rio Ja neiro, 7 per cent.; Trieste, 44, t per cent.; St. Petersburg, 3l to 61 per cent.; Valparaiso, 12 per per cent.; Vienna, 5 per cent. In consequence of higher terms in the money market the Bank of England hue been able to reduce its reserve ; but it still has a large amount unem ployed. The circulation and private securities have increased, and the reserve decreased to the extent of half a million. The bullion has again slightly rallied. The bank of France returns for the week ending Thursday, March 6, show the following results (25 francs for 11.) : Bullion £20,6(16,780 Increase £284,301 Bullion on deposit 127,332 Increase 6,895 Circulation I'ublie deposits Private deposits 3,936,380 Increase 83,927 Bills discounted 5,280,774 Decrease 244,190 Government securities 7,050,690 Increase 495,562 It will be seen that the stock of bullion shows a further considerable increase, and that it now ex ceeds the amount of the notes in circulation. Other wise these returns offer no feature calling for special comment. The returns of the Bank of Prussia, to the 31st of December, 1850, for Berlin and all the branches, show the following results :—Bullion, 2,682,358'.; circulation, 3,150,000/.; deposits, 3,412,000/.; dis counts, 1,868,740/.; stock, 2,626,972/. These returns do not show a large amount of accommodation for a commercial country with a population of 16,000,000. The bullion market has been helped by a further purchase of silver for the East Indies, but prices of dollars are now lower. Some demand for bullion will arise for the Kaffir war, but sovereigns can be used, and even Bank of England notes, for commis sariat payments at the Cape. The remittances for the next steamer arc not at present to a large extent. Prices on the Continent remain as before, but everything shows the subsidence of the bullion crisis. I The accumulation at Paris is large, but the exchange on London has again varied, and the exchanges at Paris on other places show some movement. Yester day the rates on Madrid were higher, and those on Hamburg, Frankfort, and Milan lower. We have not any imports of bullion to report this week. The amount of the precious metals exported from the port of London during the week ending Thurs day last, we learn from official sources, was 2,127 ounces of gold, and 116,320 ounces of silver, shipped as follows :—Gold coin : to Dunkirk, 1,200 oz.; to the Mauritius, 927 oz. Silver coin: to Bombay, I 45,620 oz.; to Belgium, 33,000 oz.; to the Muuri this, 7,700 oz. Silver tars: to Rotterdam, :10,000 oz. The total value of these exports is about 37,3001. Besides this amount, the Iberia, P. and 0. steamer, took out 7001., and the Trent, 'West India steamer, 2,647/. The week's railway transactions have been nume rous, and this may be marked as one of the most speculative weeks for dealings, but the reports are generally of a nature to maintain the value of rail way property, while the depressed lines are obtain ing relief in the improved state of the money market. Mr. Brasaey, on an arrangement to pay him cer tain instalments, has undertaken to open the Shrews bury and Hereford Railway, from the former city to Ludlow, by the 31st of December, and he has fur ther agreed to rent the hue so completed at 3! per cent. per annum on the amount expended till the line to Hereford is finished. "To enable the directors to pay the stipulated instalments," states the Rail way Times, "they will be compelled to require payment of the arrears of calls now due, to make an additional call of 1/. on the new shares, payable on the Ist of June next (when the last in stalment of the call of 3/. on the old shares will con sequently become due, thus equalising the old and new shares), and to make a further call of 1/. on the whole of the shares early in the ensuing half-year, making a total capital paid up of 61 . per share.' From an analysis of the railway traffic returns for the last week, given by Herupath's Journal, it appears that the receipts on 6,257 miles were 231,1451., being at the rate of 37/. per mile per week. For the corresponding period of 1850, 210,7681. was i"I 107 ez diy 961 7 1 7 2j 10 88 11l I I 1321 301 II; ez di. 'sl 'a If We 11 IS 1:e I I i (Prom she Daily A.m..) SATURDAY EYENtN a, The past week has been a busy one in most of the legitimate minos, and a steady demand has been kept up. In West Providence, IVest Caradon. South Curadon, ltryntail, West Alfred, Iferodsfoot, Mast Guilds Lake, &e., but few sellers have been found even at advanced prices. In South Tamar, several large purehtnies have been made, and the shares, through the general improvement in the mine, still sought alter. In Garreg, a new table ncor to Merl lyn, transactions to a large extent have taken place. For Devon Great Comb, buyers are to be found at 28.31. The latest quotations from actual business may be taken at :—Devon Consols, 265; South Tolgus, 145, 1541; l'reviskey, 245, 2541. Trelawney, 53, 55 ; Mary Ann, 60, 62; Tremayne, 201, 21 ; South Trelawmys 1,2; South Tamar, 21, 1; Trehane, 121, 13; Ife rodsfoot, 121, 13; Alfred Consols, 151, 16; West Alfred, 12, 13 ; Bedford United, 71, 71; F.aat Gunnis Lake, 1, 11 ; Garreg, 11, 11 .; Methyl", 4, 41 ; West Providence, 70; Devon and Courtuay, 1; Curn Brea, 125, 1271; East Pool, 160; East Buller, 61; North Pool, 450; South Bassett, 375; South Francis, 310 ; West Francis, 221; Wheal Brewer, 3; West Tol gus, 61 ' • Wheal Seton , 250; Comfort, 65 ; Grumbler, 43 50: North Tolgus, 21; South T o lg us , 150, 160 ; Bc:tallaak, 220. In foreign shares :—Australian, 21, 1-1 din.; St. John del Rey, 14 1, 15 • Imperi a l B raz ilian, 41, 3 ; United Mexican, 51, A ; ' Cobre, 321, 331 ; Copiapo, ; Cocaes, 13, 2; Santiago, 6, i ; Linares, 21, ; Worthing, 3. At a sale of copper ores, held at Pool, on the 6th instant, 3,487 tons sold for 16,463 f. 12s. 6d.; average standard, 163/. 3s. ; average price per ton, 41. 14s. lid. ; average produce, Ti; quantity of fine copper, 252 tans 12 cwt. The following amounts were re alised by the different mines Tons. £ e. North Re &ear 750 3 919 8 Tiocrolt North Pool Consolidated Wheal Basset 138 1 996 19 , Wheal &ton South Frances 791 1 914 4 0 Fowey Consols l9l 1 2Ol 13 0 Ciunborne Consult Pendarves and St. Aubra .... 11 Total 3 487 £18,483 12 6 The next sales will take place at Redruth on the 13th instant, consisting of 2462 tons ; and at Trnro on the 20th instant, of 2,565 tons. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANK—THIS DAY. The private contract markets are generally dull to day, with the exception of Tea, which is in good demand at full:prices. Curren.—No adcw reported. The public sales declared fur to-morrow consist of . Sugar: 3,000 bags Mauritius, 4,000 bags Bengal, and 3,000 bags Madras. Co ll i e : 2,000 bags Co s t a Rica, 250 Isles Mocha, and 600 bags native Ceylon. Saltpetre : 2,000 bags. Rice : 600 bags. Otas.—Seal, pale, 34/. ; straw, 321.* 10s.; brown and yellow, 321.; Siamtn, 84f.; Ileadmatter, 901.; Cod, 381. South Sea, 30f. to 321. ; Olive Galipoli, 431 ; Spanis h and Sicily, 411.; Palm, 111. to 301.; Cocoa-nut, 210. to 331.; Seed, rape, pa11e,33/. 10s.; Linseed, 331. 10s. to 331. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market is firm, without much busilte.. doing, sellers being very cautious, having most of them .old the principal part of their stocks. Prices arc quoted a. follows Town tallow, 375. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 3tis. March and April, liSs. 641. ; last three months, ZA. PARTICULAII4 OP TALLOW.—(TaIc Day) 1549. I 1930. 1931. Stook this day Casio... 2 , ,079 87,012 39,612 Delivery last week ......... ...... 1,520 1,518 1,727 Do. Isom lat Jane Areiral last week 416 33 274 Do. from Ist Juae Price Y. C. this day per earl.— 4!6.. 9d. VG. 94. 16a. lid. 16i. Town • 43e. Od. 1190. Gd. 89a. Gd. PUBLIC SALES ADVF.RTIBED FOR THIS WEEK.—Friday, March 14.-160 rusks and 250 boxci South Amt- ricut Tallow; 360 casks Australiau ditto; 21 casks Belgian (Hits MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Our market was again hut shericisupidicilViith Fugn.h. Wheat this morning by land-carriage samples from - the near counties, and, the condition being somewhat im proved, rather better prices were in some instances realised. Foreign Wheat was unchanged in value or demand. The bulk of the recent large arrivals of Black Sea and Mediterranean Wheats, off the coast, having been disposed of, holders were more firm in their demands. French Flour was quite as dear. Barley was in moderate supply, and the turn in price was in favour of the seller. With moderate arrivals of Oats, factors displayed a little more firmness, and needy buyers had to pay rather more money. lirans and Peas sold slowly at late rates. There was rather an extensive business done in Clover seed, at some what enhanced terms. Small foreign Tures were in request, and the Turn dearer. AIUUVALS INTO LONDON FROM 3rd MARCH to Ith MARCH. Qrs. Engdoh. Scotch. Lash. Foreien. Whirr 1 2473 I 11484 Barley 3124 I 133 ' Ooto 2 ,60/ MIS 2380 I 6233 Flour, 7223 wrkg.—Met, 3036. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. I'uttcuden and Smith report that there is a steady demand for all llopq, with a fair share of colour mat quality, at about the same prices as of late. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET—THIS DAY. Our market is well supplied coastwise and per rail ; trade is very heavy, and it is with difficulty the following prices are supported: York Regent's, 7A. to 90s. ; Scotch ditto, .60s. to 704.; Scotch cups, 60s. to 705.; Cambridgeshire and Lincroln _Regents, 50e. to 755.; French whites, 558. to 60s. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is rather larger and the weather is unfavourable; trade is consequently very dull, and 3s. Bd. must be considered an extreme quotation. The number of Sheep is about the same as of late. Trade, on the ave rage, is worse, the demand being very limited. Choice Downs are still worth 4s. &1., but other kinds are lower. Although the number of Calves is not lame, there are more than the trade requires; prices are about 4d. pet 81bs. lower. From Germany and Holland we have 414 Beasts, 1,250 Sheep, and 8. Calves • Scotland. 300 Beasts Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,400; and 200 from the Northern and Midland counties. Per atom of ;trim e.. .1. Boit= Borer Gads $ 3 Balvia loasod Barata 3 2 6 3 0 4 Pats .......... 3 0 3 Beat Dr t liall.bistb 4 3 4 146. Z. at aarkat. tin; aata Pre stomp of Site. d. a d. DMA Ihu. Sb 0 0 0 0 ILat Long , . ads.. 3 8 4 0 Blsora .. 0 0 0 0 Ik;wea reem..l guallt; 3 0 Do. do. Shone . 0 0 0 0 lambs aad Lambe. 10.170: Cake., MI. THE UNITED STATES MAIL-STEAMER WASMNOTON, Captain 0. W. Floyd, arrived off Cowes this morning, from New York, en route to Bremen. 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