The Express. — London, England, 1847-03-10 00:00:00

4/;&'' Look* Evening Paper, Pries nr•rpoltoo, THE EXPRESS addition to the news In the Morning Papers, • SUMMARY of the HOME sod FOREIGN INTELLI GENCE which say wire on tin day. THE EXPRESS has the beralitof dm Foreign Expresses, cartespoodenes, and other custly eltarmteristim of a Morn * low-nal. But the full sad carefully prepared REPORTS of d e MONEY, EtsiLWAY, PRODUCE, CORN, CATTLE, and other VAAREETB ars Ms marking Natures. E v an nopsetatis mews-agent will transmit THE ExpRISB on ntraiving • Post-oeco seder at the rats of ga. per quarter ; bat should si sy dilksalty arks, par sons ars raknosisd to remit a Postalles order hr drat payable to Mr. 'lunar Wammutries, 10, Boareris ;Ve▪ st. Fl r atatreet, Loodon. Ofurs for whertiamnas and emmnamications, No. 10, Ilooverieatrest, Flost.stmet, London. rDATRAPILATORY, se LIQUID HAIR m go elkz e Stbet rad* maws kw all edam ehi gip mike but se the We plum it mew kite tet Oat U*ll.llld 'elm* the warm * AO* Mee RAM Ml= hl=. 01M1111.—Wbia dr Mkt& weeks Mt me Say •I 4 as mu* elbeleet s, . . Win e in en* le Ur me akr two oesonasnee ffe eehhed e*IF —themillemaemalor MlSne the rests . Wore erg al h 1 111101 eherkte=lhe era vlraW il. ' rain= agi sg seam vl= sine anerm a lla MOM IMMIST e s I/ISUIS EIll" MIL WPM mum f i r As. yam' 'baun IMP a a TOMtelt e usweri llehe, i n n iiiin ..... 2 1..... *sire* esuktmat eflertleal Pertairs i eve ae WAD ma 11111MAIWI et Nan* letwe re ea* lie art 110. 'W wedeln rAMT", WA -M------ TWA_ U.LAPULIS.--.S. J. l / 1 1CIT, wilt a momont sal elsolmobit to Or Qom.. a uL t S,Volitt. LULtod Imam Of Ruda. roped boa Sr Oils Impoulloa lie talsooloo Out at Tooka , door alto, forrips w: 'sodium ti wde la vino toll Moe mobs% debt goonatool to him b , lw. =0"6921•0714:14". and 18 :2 4 : 1011 Skt coOmovottott; 84, Uri DWI% Sr 4 . Or Ilarabbie frltio iris Now et dome or dor moritionotillio. 141. ma. LIMO WI • I.II V , m •• — O7 1. ROW /0 ss farLiWaNaillitetre..-011tbataiimalantha , ataaremeo aoltwisato an diary= ma seat weir amt . lallai rnii= "6" nolara pail l =romi w = alp ors all awwwwome, IV at I =IN maim* la Wiseumaleatgibtatagiama ! saw maiamat, mamma impori low Was o soft , alimitaad. Paitrastar.reen Tem, Ilk Onsie • siaa samal.drata; *may 147, Flaat.treet; Oats" . 417,, b 41 IOW; ar /ma IN= Om Author. 14 Ang71 , .4 01, assist_ario. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. NEWS FROM PORTUGAL. The steamer Madrid has arrived at Southampton with the Peniasular mails, and the crew and pas sengers of the Tiber, lost near Villa de Conde. Her dates of departure are as follows :—Gibraltar, Feb. 28th, Cadiz, March Ist; Lisbon, 3rd; Oporto 4th; Vigo, 6th • SPIMR, CARGO, At. ew BOARD.-767 boxes of oranges ; Sic leashes; 11 do. dart* 6 wkages specie; 3 qr. casks +isine ; 2 bottom's, and sundries; 1 box saffron. S.Astra Or WAR LTING At OMIRALTAR :—" \neap" Maw r. Matini," brig. French war-steamer, " L'lnfer- Bel ; P. and 0. Co.'s steamer Pottinger. -• AT CADlZ.—Spannh esorvitta Colon. As Lassom.-11. B. M. ships Hibernia, 'Trafalgar and =steamers Plurals and Jacka ll ; Preach brig Cygne usual Portuguese Squadron. Oposao.—Portuguese frigate Donna Maria, and two 11101. • Ikes ship. in the offing, supposed to be H.B.M. singeSuperh, Amenea, and Thetis. AT Vtoo.-Bpsnish Frigate Isabel 11. The Portuguese steamer Doe do Porto (in possession of the insurgents) was totally wrecked on the bar of Oporto, Feb. 24: crew saved. List of passengers: —Count Strogouoff, and servant ; Count Raceyarki : and do. ; Mr. Shea Tricked, wife, and ehild ; Masers. Otorani and Mitchell ; Captain Guthrie and Capt. &len, R.N. Captain Blaine, R.N.; Miss Massie, Miss Custanor, Miss Merriott, Mrs. Martin, Mr. Barton, Mr. Tailed, Mr. Garland, Mr. and Mrs. Custanee, Mr. Cock burn, Mr. Cheaves, wife, and child; Mr. Forrester, Mr. &c., and crew of P. sad O.C.S. Tiber. (The following is from our own Correspondent.) OPORTO, MARCH 4. Camas., that the shed slot to o , wondered at. 'l e aft erarprid did I shall 421 will be I. the eysetsf alyteteddeme de put of any see of the paella ea le ple bk kin sanctiosed by our gedem do eal ie aided, hew truly I aimed to dist is alder is @Sad aid to Donna Maria. the Sperbil ulaillies lave !deg - aimed the edit of 400 of 11111 (WO R) by made by Perked, and have' de debt. tradditting atig* z wiire mat per Med If this roped be • the het alls.frok attallpit lit • of Spain to plr torr Mot hail that whisk swag to yr ewn olotolriaserodi•ileoloilsie Otsego bode se& to leek Me the wake. Twe er wee naval Awes rode ewer be *shed asetle of didesidiS•lkaidity last wrrlsdnise. enelehly, in the need dilate possible oaMaia adding depakhee, swat per Tiber heit.larale Captain Rold (the eider edger on tide eledee). hid by any china feast dile way to mambo, The onlyfreealt that I egad seat- Ida to have aiWad this visit was the balladdea width Sailenhe Jaye these pedants that •he wee gabs* wJ acquainted with what primed ante, sod dot be had get hie dna meellial ita walk liseiesely epeiblio loweever, it 11 said appear the the Dake hem at potent Isteittion 'et seder _hem his position. The initiative will ppo liebbloafthaa by General Parcae, who, I embalm& is el spiels& that it is high time to finish an elk* rte elk at which, eseneling to his view, is die tained by nearly an valetas& feeling, and the 'saw by a wart and an idly efideseesie and One of the stemeere at the disposition tiVt a de " m Duke d'Opeeto," was ondetdately wrecked ret Moody, the hid bed, whilst eadeavo • to tows add, void lib dos rim Ito hawser ltsnb at the stedourvricibinde four the Bar by Yr crew wen drowned, ottaidershis risk far wsr gs!dtva ti Nktadika abort, oda lixotaxes,—Oressa, 4.—PtetegeWrWerragey. tri/ AIMS. MI par isibig &ewe sod sew as* 57 ditto; Limbos irk wish 46 do. I have no events to record of a charicter to merit special attention. On inquiring for news, in a quar ter whence I always procure the best information respecting the state of affairs here, I received the following reply : " There is nothing of much import ance to communicate. Saldanha remains in his war ter at Oliveira de Azemais, collecting materials for the ocestruction of a bridge. Laps has crossed the Douro at Regoa, and marched towards Viffa Real, probably with the intention of effecting a junction with G1:1 Our troops occupy the country comprised between the Douro, the Tamega, and the Lima, to the north of which latter river, until you reach the Minho, we have Neural popular batallions well armed. The fusion of the Royalists into the Progresista party may be said to be complete. There only re mains outstanding some priests, who persist in pro aiming Don Miguel ; at the head of them is the Padre Casimir. Their importance is altogether in significant The spring will now soon be here, when something of importance may be looked for." Now, the above really states concisely what the position of affairs en this side of the Douro is; but u there are several minor topics and incidents, which will, probably, occupy the attention of my colleagues and co-correspondents here, it may be as well to notice them consecutively, though brit In the first place, the state of the defences and the number of troops he • have frequently been questioned and very much under-rated, sit much so, that when, in my first letter from this place, I estimated the garrison of Oporto at 12,000 men, of all arms and classes, I was roundly seemed of exaggeration and mis-statement. A' Inv view, however, was held on the 25th ult. of all the disposable force now in the city, the rendezvous ben, Monte Grande, a large plain about a league to the south of Oporto ; there were 6,200 men assembled, besides 12 pieces of artillery, each piece having fear males, besides spare ones. Independently of these troops, the various important parts of the lines were manned ; the different poets, ales, were guarded. and the ordinary service of the town &e., requires from 1,200 to 1,600 men. The= were reviewed by tho Count Das Antes, Porous and Ss da Bandiera, accompanied by other minor chiefs, and the impram- :cin generally produced by their diecipline, clothing, appearance, and ma !louvres, was highly favourable to their efficiency. When it is recollected that there are four chi t/act • moveable columns occupying the country to the north (as described above), under Ge nerals •D'Almargem, Cesar Varooncellas, °nodes, Bernaidino, it will at once be seen that the esti mate of the Junta's forces made by me some ix weeks since, was as correct as mailable. The forces in the genies of the Junta, within and without the walls of Oporto, amount to 6,040 regu lar, 6,330 men raised for special service, and 2,960 National Guards. Of them troops it must be observed that four-fifths of them may in point of discipline, equipment, &c., he considered equivalent to soldiers of the line, more particularly when they shall have become tam their to their officers and have been further instructed by them. The limes classed under the third of these heads may be relied neon to do good service within the lines, and for the defences of the city only. This estimate and master roll raisownie of the garrison of Oporto has been in my possession now for some weeks, and during that time I have carefully COM- Pared the statements in it with the actual condition and amount of the troops. The result has bean to determine me to send it as a fair and tolerably im partial account of the Popular Army, and I must add, that since it was drawn up, the two hundred and fifty men of the moveable batallion of Vises, who were with Pavans, have entered Oporto, and now do duty as part et the garri son, SO that on the whole the force at the diapseal of the jtmta is not much under 14,000 men. A correspondence has lately been hawked about here, to which, as some imporkme may be attached, it is perhaps necessary to refer. The letter in emo tion proceeds from one General Villalonga, Cap tain-genera of addressed to the f3paniati Carel here, and desiring him to apprise the junta of the intention of his Government, to offir a direct and armed intervention in case that badr e t . eas not abstain from offering Mesita to Spanish luh and to the flag of that nation. Centdering the coarse that Spam has adopted from the com mencement of this internal struggle, and looking al se to the conduct of its naval and military officers, se well here u on the frontier of Portugal. the menace of an interference in this national dispute comes very naturally. But it remains to he seen whether our Ministry will not bold the Spanish Government strictly to the are* meet extorted by Mr. Bulwer at the very com ma:cement of the revolution. As it is there has been OD many =mistakeable *roofs of partisanship and ere latb7 0 7 Donna Isabella's ministers to the Lisbon I By the Medway steamer, arrived at Senthempton, the West India and Mexican mails have been rewired with adrices to the following data:--Hondusaa, Jan. 21; Tampico, 23; Cbagres, 23; Carthagena, 28 ; Mexico, 29; Vera Crux, Feb. 1; Demerara, 3; Tobago, 4; Trinidad, 5; Jamaica, 8 ; Jame), 10; Barbados* and Havannsh, 11; Grenada, 12; St. Vincent, Namur, and St. Lucia, 13 ; Martinique, Dominique, and Guadeloupe, 14 ; Antigua, Porto Rico, Mont serrat, Nevis, and St. Kitt's, 15 ; Tortola, and St. Thomas, 16; Bermuda, 21. The Medway brings home sixty-eight t rengers, 13 1 :1 t c l lel s e t y, w itr.; t r i:mt. Ca tdmL ar on iet°l4 , admiralt y lAe t u c,i the royal mail steam-ship Severn; Lieut. R.N. ; • Capt. Hammond, RS., of her Mejesty's steader Wamandm, with Mrs. Hareweill, eliKand @errant, from Antigeal Capt. Maitland, ~141 or heel Majesty's steamer Bawds; Bell, R.A. t and shipwre *a. cked seamen tittiew. She also brings a large freight, consisting of 381,710 dollars from Vent Cm, and 30,000 from Tampere, but nothing on account of the dividends; 1681. IA British coin; 130,0001. in gold duet sad gold; 04 serous of indigo ; 20,000 dollars, old laver r a case of pearls, valued at 2,2501. • 165 eases of cigars; 10 bales of tobacco ; 200 half barrels of arrow-root ; and 200 packages of sundries, turtle, &e. At Tamp ico the Medway had to contend with two " northers," which compelled the captain to leave his anchorage and proceed to Na. At Vera Cruz the Name thing occurred, and was succeeded by fine weather until her arrival at Bermuda, which Plato the Medway did not leave until the 21st Februar7, from the nen-arrival of the Thames at St. Thomas s. The Medway reports as follows : Left at Sacri ficial (Vera Cruz) her Majesty's ship Rudy mion, Capt. Lambert; her Majesty's ship Alarm, Capt. Lock; her Majesty's brig Daring, Capt. Matson. The Vesuvius left Barbadom in the latter part of January for Vera Cruz, with orders for the Endymion and Alarm to proceed to Port Royal, to hold a court-martial, but bad not arrived at Vera Cruz when the Medway left. The French squadron, under Admiral La Place (consisting of L' Andromeda, 50, flag ; Blonde, cor vette, 24—both nepairing from the effects of the him ricane—Danside, 24 ; Nayade, 24 ; Perones ' 22 ; steamer Toner*, 6), were to sail about the 20th February from Savannah for Vera Cruz. No ships of war at Bermuda. Her Majesty's steamer Salamander left Antigua 14th February for England. Vice Admiral Sir F. Austen, with the Vindictive and Persian, was at Grenada on the 10th February. The Thunder, Capt. Barnett, was surveying at Antigua; and the Electra and Hermes were at Port Royal. VESSELS Semite WITH OR EXCHANGED COLOURS. —March 3, lat. 46 26 N., long. 26 37 W., ship Hannah 'Kerr. from Valparaiso to Troon. March 6, let 49 56 W., long. 15 46 W., American barque Abians. March 7, lat. 49 42 N., law. 830 W., City of Poonab, 14 days from Cork. From the city of Mexico we learn that Gomez Faris., as Vice-President, continued at the head of affairs. The ministry bad been again dissolved. Sea hor Suarez Iriarte was the new minister of PHISWOR. A law had puma Canpar potherieing the sib st church ProPUniteorty, d to e = opormilf,st thlrMe ag Since the year 1810 Mexico was never in such die order—all wish to command, none to obey. The mil from Vera Cruz to the capital are more than ever isk. tested with robbers. In the Castle of St. Juan de Ullai very few troops, and short of provisions. Writing from Vera Cruz, our correspondent says:—The intelligence taken home from Mexico - the steamer Medway, is of the most melen , Americans coast • clolYchanteter. The _ are in posses sion of the whole . in the Gulf, ex cepting Vera Cruz and Alvarado, whilst the Amencan army are collecting in cusaiduabis numbers at Tampico, whether for the purpose attacking Vera Cruz, or making their way up to the table land, remains to be seen. Gen. Ta7ket appears to have changed his plan of operations, and abandoned the idea of entering the table land direct from Monterey. He was last at Ciudad Vie. toria, connecting his foroe through Linares to lk i io p e n t:s2 , But notwithstanding all this, there a . to be no disposition on the part of the exicans to enter into negotiations, knowing, no doubt, that the sacrifices expected would be little late than one-half of their territory. It may be said that for the present there is in reality no government in Mexico—the financial resources of the country are gue, and the Viee•Presidaut Faris's, with a view of muting the exposes of the war, bedror n B g eeize on Mean millions of the pro. Lety p be • to the church, but the publie Wing at against the measure, it wu thought =tot be able to carry it into effect. Glen. Santa Amu, mak his army, was, owing to want of means, is a mbsrable state, and the probability was that, in a very short time there would be neither army nor government—thus opening the way to the complete stibi=of the country by the Americans. As to the almost daily. The American navy have not displayed anything like activity oe eaMeprme, and the officers of the United States army qs in no very measured terms of their collsarauu Several of their steam vessels from New Orirms have been lost ; the best, the Coneatta, on the but at Myopia, in the middle of January. The act:mate from the Wert Indies are favourable ; - - - - •• • ••• the islands were all healthy. The Jamaica papers announce the resignation of Mr. Mitchell as custoe of Kingston. This gendeseme had excited public censure by his active interlbrenee with the Ghrudmas odebratio•ns, and had been indirectly censored by Sir G. Grey for having ordered the arrest and imprisonment of an individual on a charge for which he had been previously bailed by two other magistrates. A public meeting bad been held to ad dress Lieut.-Gen. Berkeley on his leaving the colony, to assume the command of the Windward Islands. The Barbadoes papers aanounoe the re-election of Mr. Howell to the treasurership of the colony. Lieutenant-Col Hay, of the 19th Relit., had see °tided Lieutenant-Colonel Tomas as governor of St. Leek. There seems to have been no cessation of the pa.ty feeling which hm so long disturbed this island. - Weibel the following strange advertisement in the riedeposelest A rimed el SOL slid* will toe c Wo megaimer of tho b =pateo, at wtiok oppnlbsollon r s = Co p who slots _en of is skills of whisk Is doh jouted So Mb et Dessedier and the the oppothosasa of lieittoomi•Ookool Tangos, ; I 29rd Foollion, aloallerr to the the*, mil now le tt ei T: I 'ion of *edam preparty, OD Pon es 14 eau too forte of 96th Jimmy, 1847. otaloot, 164.] LONDON ,WEDNESDAII EEVENING, MARCH 10,1847. [3d. d2`! By the sErleel 0 1:the packet chip Heart Clay, at LiveTrol. UMir• 11111 accounts from New York to the 9th bat act, bows of moment. The accounts ,rete the met. et war are unimportant. A telegraphic despatch Irorra Washington, dated the Bth, states that the bearer at despatches from the army had arrived in Weehiltr. on. lie left General Wool's army on the Bth of ~ett• and gives further particulars of the position tr.e icirces, but nothing important. Enough was known to j c uilif the belief that the Mexicans were stronty disc to nego ti ate for peon Aletter &Milks January says: We here Y farther *numeues d the merman% et 01110 enemy. • fardisstlsa is nine non' as a bill met* this el ast % emmeng the town and esaatty nondl, the lax Lb reed. We are now ready as =rpl o o ssabi t Jae nary 18, states vs about the 20th Wt.. tein Tha llea a ns= " es do s m that she regumeat et OIL Don phin bid bus wepeini sad sat to Ideate at Chileans& It lon the flytag septets theatides tams the net a regimeat of Alatelosa wham was par ented* now a Nedsot loom to the tanner without stp sit.d net elbrthetessosloi tially•liks• quoin the the aims ma spas Mee Remy sad ne tantalite le santedsr nOtaiptisi Wits - onalnoii aseeillit arias We to dos silsat Usti it bloat Pinyin's 41 .1 4:17 11 = i was fag in losir. li ft Chad York was quoted at 8 doh. 8710. to Ink 'Clanton south kinds were held at 6 doe. tel 6 Ada 871 e. Sane Baltimore had been pur at New York at 6 dole. 600. Long Island yellow corn, at 98c. ; and Jersey, at 98e. to 1 doL °enrollee wheat sold at I doL 61c. Provisions were Inn, and in fair demand. The latest reports front New Orleans repre sent the markets there as unsteady, awaiting the advice of the steamer of the 4th of January, which had not reached that city on the 30th of the same month. GERMANY.—PRIIBBIA.—A letter from Berlin of the 28 , h ult. aim that preparations are being made in the royal Palace for the opening of the general Diet. The hall in which the Diet is to be held a a laity oblong *quire hall, The throne is to be placed at one end, with beecheama each side for the ministers. The tribune is to be placed in front of the throne. The met of the room is to be arranged as follows: Along the walla on either side ere to be beaches lee the nobles, and is the mid" e of the hail, facing the throne, the deputies of the three other orders, divided in eight ma tione, separated by eight pesrga, accordin g to the eight pronnoes of the monarch/. Saab section us ih turn is se disposed that the knights at on the one side, and the deputiell of the towns and country on the other. Owing to this arrangement it is easy to appreciate the majority of votes, The benches are covered with crimson cloth and numbered, with a desk to each. A meeting is shortly to be held at Berlin, of the delegates of all the governments through whose territoriee pees the railways which form the Vienna line by Breslin, Berlin, Hamburg, and Biel. The view of this meeting is to concert the necessary measures for prevent ' ing any delay ea the whole line in question, which will shortly be opened to the public in its toll length. The un finished sections are so short, that including the time for paring them, the whole line may be traversed in eighty hours, namely, Vienna to Berlin, sixty hours; Berlin to Hamburg, sixteen bourn; Hamburg to Kid, five hours. The line hum Berlin to Cologne will soon be open and night trains will run. The Ludwig Canal, which joins the Danube with the Maine, will be open in its full length on the 15th of this mouth: MEINOL SALES, Glum The market we las, mei tke toads:ley S. cd lairs; am fax it any variations took pkor, downward. Oa Water, le p B. Cooadlek York 2.1., 1 e Do. gm., Breitali IL WaliaJnan, $1 4 Caledonia& led 1 d Shrew. k Kr, Mk A. 1 1 P HULL SALES, Msac. 9. ame n Nott, Bag., he., an d raga sad Toot. 1 d le.W Estksh Scrip, lls. ed. lea p W. Aldine Ihdon, 11 p Do. ikirds, 7Ge. YORK Wad, Ilium 9. Ot. N. (London is York Bag.), 11.6tiolsin Think, IL Id st IL lls. Ile. IL Do. Ks., Man 11 Newertle & tiordick, 33.1 Tort tNewesatla, Nan, le Do. !ow. IL lea id. 17s. Do. Prot, Id DUBLIN BALM Dust a. o Dr . b & X, P etol.. w Ja. NN, 111. 1 Lisa, ZwiminAlliklonL, Ns. Si New Rasa, Carlon, It Kamm led Ot. Wort. Ir m a., 4 Amelia*, b. dd. Wat., Wei. W., & D. la, er. ed. 1013113UZGH BALE & Dams S. Odeinlie, V I Fdin., UsiOn k Ono. fel Do. Now. Illi. Oa Blin. k PerikiNeer Dna.), Wed. Meet lawiewa Ns., AM ed. Dr. Ma ih rttewe: i Da, Bilwa r ria IIL Nod. L mobs 46.47 a isk ll. i ll g ir iew V ak a tllk. a. " ert ms. ea. 34.. Ida taillaWbem IN I Da. Now, Da Tes. Tel" ILDs. De. New" &I M. lb. =. l 2k a • Do. Ile% fer, 474. &I. Darla ...—........ . PRODUCE.—MtwaIIIG.Latt; o. 87 . : I% i: erode a Ole toss w h at Ifis t ea at *ma a cormay, but a pet Wis ' is. Of i i i=limirhort* IMO la by the *id a * mid* *l* 800 blas. =lbw* intsil**i *by lino lossebt it et Ml' pelessillia is Us. Nellsol garden at 1 1 48. kr etaadard g:rOdin VW pm off at tell pries ; BOY atiakai I" shisirighltlßlP:ll47Zrrto'24i.°M. • la m lar her, —Caligula Sipe Mla 61111. to 2 -coda Limas : 400 shams yam ein Ma& in at a very toll prior, 57r. 6(l.—Cottaa maims dall.—Tea firm.-10 abox add* so alteriikat. Dims rams ew TaA re lag ro tsar vim. Idedon . .—. Liverpool. nun.... Q}i.. i 4 M : 45,411 IKS,U4 1,104,1 &Er Om* la 1141 3,117,71 012 TALLOW.—The market remains steady, at former quotstions :—Petersbony Y. C. ea the spot, 61s. 3d. ; March to April delivery, 61s. to 61s. 3d. COALS.—Halipast I quotations : Lialea Main Bun 'Urdu —a —4 !Was% Rod Hanly leas Curl 'Wiley IY M Iles Mats • —a 41 Mantas's lanky lg. al Taalleld Maw West Bulky IY U Walla la 4 11•1•14 e WOO tae Burials &Oa —a 74 re.—Theburin are oar Wsl34 ltelaraftlll3ll4334. 104 131 134114 MY 0 We NA Co. —4 —6 Was OW 1414040 —.-4 Wei BY 111.343411 ..... —. —4 Was Mg Maim SW 14 Weis 10111ftwarth —4 —4 1401111411 \too 2IB 04 14.21. 1331 Ilielrartv wee met Aatlea• in; —4 —4 1 / 4 1114 aid Tim Ms 04 ,12L CORN.—Mem-Lts R. —A good amount of business has been done to-day, in both English and foreign Wheat, for home consumption and for exportation to the Continent, at prices fully equal to throe current on Monday last. Barrel Flour held firmly at that day's rates ; but the transactions were by no means estensiee. Barley in moderate supply, and prices well maintained. We experienced a better sale for Oats, at Monday's quotations. Beane and Peas without alteration. ________ BRITISH. 61,11riags pm Wuxi . , lamoundismll44...... 7810 77 79 White.. 77 to t Vr:•‘i Nada sea Iroadk. TS to 73 77 do 73 to 77 to 91 Wears Mot or m l ll3 to 47 OnehrldgekLtaixduSed73 to 77 to 79 White 73 to 79 to 61 Na rthioalarlasid 9s Scotch do. —to do —to— to Irish do Ilra 33 to 60 Wan, Twin a to 48 Distilling 46 49 to 32 MM. AS 04 33 Chevalier 31 to *llse to 60 Ma.— —... ... —to health —to lialig Wisas .... 40 to 44 Kw, _ _ _ _ _ .-- 16 he 80_ One pile 60 to 86 e COMMERCIAL Ar MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Half-pad Two o'Clock.—The market continues still with a downward tendency, and although It somewhat re covered at one time from the previous extreme point of the earlier morning's depreasion, say from 89 to 1 money, and 891 to 1 account, to 891 to 1 money, and 891 to I time, yet they have again declined still lower than before, and are called only 891 sellers for account, and 89 for money. Consols Scrip is 1 discount to per. Three.and-a-Quartelper Cents., 90i to I. Exchequer Bills par to 6s. premium. The speculative trans. aotionehave been on a considerable scale, with much activity in the market. In foreign stocks In have not much doing. Some few pur chasers made Spanish rather better nominally ; the Fives being now quoted 23 to 1 ; the Threes, 34 to i. Portuguese are worse, at 32 to 3. Dutch following Consols are also in decline; the Two-aed-a-Half per Cents at 671 to 1; the Fours, at 91 1 to 2. Mexican are quoted 211 to 2. Letters from Huddersfield mention the stoppage or the manufacturing firm of Messrs. Mellor and Sykes. Their liabilities are extensive: report says near 20,0001. Their meta are but very trifling. PROEM PUEDE. Beat Ste*. Mt 4 8 per Cr.Ormale fee Aut.. 111 ream 3 per Ce. Not. Cue., Jet 34 Per Oxus, 519 1 3 per CL 0 33 . 33 /p, ap.pp, El erten Exehoquer Blu., Pu U. P Ora* OM terli j A c tre PORRION S per CS. Autrisa Bealle. St V I per Ont-Onsula DU., It* 0 per Ct. Seliglaa larle,* 4 1 Grenada DUPE* 1/4e. 34 9 Si per Orat. 4100. -. 3 per Ct. Itestwa,lllll, 119 I S per Ca Ikaannaa 1143-.33 S S per I. We,* 40 DE* Seth 15 7 P Ow, Y. O 1 1 I per Ch. hone Ara 14,40 1 I per Umode• INe.., is II Ditto 04111sa EY, 14 I USN Spleldi Ilk. s 9 ram Wm*. Dot Mac,— 3 wet Sputa DU. Si 9 Whole= Itarsaear Ihh.,, 0 i Sputa Itearrel SU, IS II 3 per a. Dania SS. a so 1 spas* ISES• SS, 311 5 19 wet Ca DU* Die., WI t per Q. Veristk 1104.. 3$ I 4 per Or. OWE Dereh, SU 0 , ••••••ele Dot 711 e. lee 111 . RAILWAYS.—The market m extremely heavy, and prices, even those of leading lines, are more decidedly in decline. Great Western, Eastern Counties, York and New castle, and York and North Midland, are all lower. The York Extensions hare been done at discount for the Ant time. BALIII EMOTED UP TO TWO MEM DAT IN LONDON. egeeterdere prime win he Meet la kit page.) AleethemiWl II Ifeermale sad lortrltil, 3414 Ambsw.M., l eis, k LJ., 24 I Itattambet & rnllol 10 IMAM Odell km., 13/1 Nal" WI lawa., Pi Ifir.,l 1 a $ N. Olemem Wm, 1 If i 1 North Mak/ Do. le. Delvos,3l Do. M i t Chellethe k at oa/s+, 11 Dr 1/ j E. Ormie 904 Se Nortkilleilleide. Dr Per. Img Coat. Na 1, / p North Dr Tett 1A.,44 31 Ost.. Wttl7 ir I 7 f 44. 1 II / rid =a l"' 41 liteekk ° Ned. 24 SP 62 Ohre's. kik. (A),454 Ot. Wm& (Lim k Tk. Nag.). 24 i Da dr ( 11 ), 1 4 D. (Okelleorth. Reg.), 34 1 Ihrephire treks, 1 d Orme Weras, 117 IS 11 . IL sad Dever, 37 Do. girdle% 19 194 De. New (k. at 227.4 td.) No. I t mei eard, 784 2, 13/ Liver la, &Wow. le.. II Do. do. ilo. at 13/4, No. 4, 44 Loa-,==lBl. 33 3 8887 b Wien, 7 6 8 Da. 124 14 & Tett, Da, sod Gook, 2j Zoe. 3114.Wee1eX0 . 2 Welt Mks Oeles„ 14 i p Do. Ore. New, / WEIL, Oa, it We,. 74, I rm. kB. W. New Eighths, Tort lb Newerek. Sit j & S tew I Do. New, ISt lei Do. PreL i Al ewee Do. Tomtit, 231 Tart kit. Si Mirk *NADU. It .R.tx.,21/ 1 Loa Sitip. 21 k **km. IQ 14 l i at i t :pal . m 6. we 2 4 1 4 Nem h 41 / Itanan gl eawarwt I pee . a • „ I n I WlReel. 114 De. New, 34 4 Itile* , 31 Dw Eh. k Dm*. 8 1 LIVERPOOL BALES, KHAN S. The downward movement of the share sr rket continued, and quotations were, in some ioahrols,l6lPlarabri lower. Last Laaatoblra, Now. 14 p Boihre.ll* R. (30 pi.), an Do. New, Strip, 26a. 3d. p _ Da. MEAL SO. . Lawton k N. Waters, 131 1104 LORI orMThkek, 1/ d Do. New On., 111 p De. New, A d Do. (11. 8.), 71 4 Irks. *Oa le., 14 1 p Mati.kteed. DAMN ah.), 44 p Weir, Mime, kN. W., per De. SW. eh., It p E. likalsokke, 31 De. Liri. Et. Va.) 11 p Ot. WM& OM mist), Is. M. d . Maw, k Limele (lere Or. N. Illelbraike, 3/ p 3 = ebee lt : 21 ilia 114 N. ain, a p Ilwawa ard Bk. (A), / p D. Pref., 123 1161plaro Da., R. Os C., 1 1 4 D. Do. NM 34 #l.l D.), 92 liiitake ik wk Max& 30. XL iii % . l / 411 & Now, No. 4, d llst Sip IiaLItIMOL. li Belfwt * 8 S. York. Dwa, and Ocola pr rhiedmien. d Dab iabords6 fa d Dudes EP 1 l aza , NAN Wpm L There wee but Indio Maim soda is Ow market; there was, however, so *atm &Wise fig PP, SP,* *a L ey ra, Mr 1 rm. likw. *Ur, Ctra VI), ea gw. Wad I, t Nbarbrear 6 Lomb (M., waa 0116 a, St N. W., par lk.) 1 18.154 D IF Ma. Is Orloshr 201. 11), Dahlia PI DnPara. 85 7**. h OrtmleycleVi l L i E. E. Oentaim Terkts.., 2.18 / Moot23e. , .1.4 r., Now (bite R. k P.], 14 N. d Dr New feerip), 111 Pree. alTyre, (k).4 Met., Prre., k W.I. J., 7.18 4 d Niregeldreleska4 Ot. Nov. (Lee. at Tort Reg), par IL E. ast Dow. 4, all 6 Ur., sun., & New. 1a.,1 V/. 11. Unm,l i 7 t/ 1 Loudon k North Wearers, 181 113121121011 AM MLR% KAMM 9. The Urines, transacted was ewly hiattedi prises aimed the same u on Monday. •• N. Nottish nun- ig.. Nt i r I mom. a /b. (EV Arabia-, Not., & Brea, } a slowpidn Doke, kir., Wol. ! Ireser VeL,l p a Mar as/pals* ), 111. rip N. 861107daldro t 3 p ;10. (We Treat Tare ), Ila id. i p Mmes. It Dr. A), ty, i LEI3D2I BALER, Maori 9. There wee as moult of Andra &ma In the share rwarket=e in the portirmo the Wes. 1 ware at ragbag 1 L tigai tassaigra. New, U.ll* IlLp Wilk ifs. ed. Ils. p law. Tabilko, 17r 4i trap it, MI6 log Lewes Pep tea N. p N. Orrellitor. grad DOW Ist (Pik), 12e. ed. Uls.p tolswawli 14.1411. 4s. rad 1006 ma WWI. 14 2 el Nara Ihrlaa la 4a p D. sBw, 16.11 Waft DUllsgthin, ilk p Leas & Think Pref.. Ws. p": Obi/6k 10606 , " Da. la 1 Loeb, Wat., t llld rnt, I2s. I N. StaikidatiliL A 13. W. p I Gt. N. (Loa A Tart), par I rrbrefalv roodlaa, U. U. ea P Illaltes kDrifileld la., We. p Pawpaw, la 4 I /ilia. &Leading. Nu, 4 p 0.411, Elll= !owl " -90 to 35s 04...815ek.: - . Wto 35, Od Polonds 04 to 38s Od...Pasto- U to 374 Od 11WWiitnnallsotslasad SI to Us Od...Potato. 34 to :24. Od lteldl rood „....15 to 211 to Us OdL-81a0a... 29 to 31s Oo DM* Pr0n e.........._ - Pus, Orgy 111011 4O to Us 0d...Ua1t0... 54 to Mk Od 66 to 69 White 5 4: r.:1:1:= 1. 51 to 65 Basses, Hamm 44 Os 45 Tisk. 03 to 40..01d 49 to 54 Harrow 49 to 49 Small 51 to 34...01d 51 to 67 TAB" New Wing to —New Winter— to —...01d to RAPOSSED, New 4O to 45 hr Ammo& Lunacy Cass. 113 Os to 113 10a. Ter abet a /1/111n. hilint, TOwn ow* dsitowed NI to 65 Pine Hounisoid 56 to 54 Nedra and Indtkik... 50 to 54 'Mika NowNevisesweloods Wools, sod Yorkshire 1111111111 owl Z. to Irlb FOILSION. Doty tree. Wash:, TlMlnisinglkodgehorg 76 to 79 lbw to as...— to hmegiallisesloik sod Stoat; new 76 to U.. to lamb owl Dania sollThoslossok Noresa 61 to 17 Dirdiesad Wows 73 to 74... to to Austral:leo 76 to U... Ertl n Is to =sr, Fold* 44 to 41 Distllling 46 to 5.1... to /menu 39 to 40 WWI Corn 14 to 70... to Oa's, Runiss Et to U.-- to roIOWISNOn and Stralsund Swedish snd Dont& Frlssnamd nod Date& Ditto Banc to — to to limn, Tick Small to _ old 50 to Wk..— to Egyptian... 44 to 49 7....Teseeny - W --..-- 99 - Pus, Geer Older ... - le -..0s- MA -10 to St Bolles - le - Tina, Old - to - new - lo - -large - to -- Locusts Rattle and Rumba 4O 44 to 47... de. W. Maditenunew and Mem 47 49 to 51... do. acr Lame= Si to 0 ElOl3 1$ 54 to IS do. di. Renew Cerra tree aiderg, par Ica, CS 10a. to SS Oa Lowman Caws, Dab* and Omar Wes /9 10s. to 250 10a. DOW War It and Fader au. Fie 10a. to ill tee. per SOL of IWO& Twos, Amerlaut l9 to 43 LWOW and Hamburg .r it to W Oewdien (Duty 71d. we bend) .... ..-.... French ,,, tr ee - to - - ow OWE et MA Ran *BRITAIN INTO LONDON PROM Bth MAZER TO NW KAMM Qrs. English. &Web- IoSE. Foreiss. Wheel IWO Batley 1,441 Osee -.- ... - I MO 1 .... .. SW ( 1775 WM Flour, 2,3111 reeks ; - barrels : Ma/t, LSO quarters. IMPERIAL AVERAGE& ii. Jan. Si . . 71. ail 1 5 3 45 r 1d Ms Itll3l lE r WIS Is hit Ild _ n . . 74a 11 Ws lid Is WOW id 52 1 74 Ild Feb. d . . 73e 10d i SS, Sd OdiSSe Ild Sea &Vida MS Is . . 71a 74 3I a Idd ra N id 33. 11c113 , 71 It 1.. 71e 7d 6d S 111151 s WO. Sd Ws 17 74. 7d S• 5d Ws Ws 1141514 9d Te 1317 4454 s Od 9 - 711 d 54s b<11.53 - TTI ld Ids -- • diatom FweignOraln.) 6 wombs' Ass. Awe. Os Men ere so I. 30.1 Feb. & Pliers. ha. VW ........ oa ...* a FA Ma M.. 74 II .... ... ... ... 73 71 7 ... ... ... ..... ' .. I ..:.. , of At aul_3le d ,41 1 ca . - 8 1110 0 Um ore*/ of dle amfignisa wo ca the Ream ports, arm* small aurae Jog orak have wind. Coming as they have dale, opot ag ss e s kat nearly wholly *mud of every descarean of v illa, ; hove been taken tor consumption at Wheat, whige.la In good damn* end bitt iSN' llard mow. Tke demand for slss_ *ea_ ottotly.thotrotodt • at theXaotatkour which Om ao is nips. The orrival7a - ltalessal continue 8 10 3 1 1, Said to moll paw& fise crushers' account-Its ad* ma* about DI. Too look Liaised Calm, both fortigii MO , *rad donna for dr seassu, at tho tag*. Rego Cake mom, ili. ba. famobilei for '" Si Tway time los good e S ti rep.. OW 'he iktieli ton mew was Si 24. pot tir on tie prim el ~.. to, and but II pp *On Olio arms. Oats sad Bums Ota 4•11 . 611 Ilk apjr to be 11=a osier tot, kir olio This. it as Mho Vaita;OV prim dm the The suilimir dors meottataismas ib l a t i s . VerV WlreecP*9 ll 4Mor,old, Ws. to 011 s. ; new, 70s. lb 1 Oats , eta *a to i ds. ; new, 111 a to 11* Barley, 46a, le 60s. ; Scotch, 46k to 50e. Beans, old, spet3, 525. to 645. ; new, 525. to 6* Tares, new. for p er quarter, 64e. to 70s. Linea* Cakes, pc too, Ili 111. 7s. 6d. Rape Cakes, Si. to 61. ils. Toosigh Dana*, Cr 601 6 ., 70s. to 76e. ; Low,' Bolds oil 601. to Os. ; Boris, 665. to 645. Oult. laic, pm 325. to . Bsrley, Denish an d N. *0 MIL rt Tiortty. , *mos, per 631 h., 465. to ipetoding, Me. to 645. ; ambit all. to 645. , per ewt., to. 46e. ,• whi * te NM to 601. Tans, mod, o to 64k =lter Jim to 61e. ; per graft, 52e. t Ns. ; Nor nd Odom. . Rica and Anhangel, 44k to 4* ; Lower Baltic and Memel, 10s. per last, 291. to 301. Lamed Cass, sou ton, to 101. /Os. Baps Cakes, 61. tool. 56. The importatfons of last week an a, under: Wheat, foreign, NO qrs. ; Oats, coastwies, 1,130 ; Iseolga 1,419; Boom, bridge, MO ; Poo, 1,520 ; Barley. 2,080; - kopomod, 270; •Llffserl, 376; Lfili• toed. CA" 66 tow. RooLotow, _Maim 8.-Wo won wratily supplied with Cora to4tay, _Wheats arapted, and *at ono the eoly thing that maintainod late pons. barleys, sad indeed all Elpnag Coro most be called from Is. to 2s. per qr. lower, with but little disposition to punka*. Red Clover dull end rather lower. Immo, Mkt= 9.-There he but little *minim doing to-day. The sittamianos of imam is call, sod &alas buy eastpasly. Wheat is Is. to is. dearer than last weak. Bor k,' dull, and to mks lass lower pion won, tam. Beam and Pies fro, bat Sow appear. c . - ikutoderate of all article. Learn, Mallen 0.-The The sale of Wheat I..t`_„ _ _ _ Friday. Barley is Is. lower. Oats, fitiellirig, and Beans r beim. Ailed' this week: Wheat, 3,138; Oats, 131; WM& hp; Bans, 318; Malt, 20; Rapeseed, 248. iffileMet Elmaein, Naxos 9.-At this day's market these was hat a sseisrate show of Wheat and Barley. The iffiblllt 611111111 i redrew at about 2a. per load advance on last ' world, rates. Ileney, Is. per v. bower. Beans a dull sale, lead be have elleded ales borer Idea sad have been sub• laded to. Per sealaella thsk Ow Wheat, per load of l 5 heads, 465. to NM Swamp, per hipwial qr., 46e to 641. 6 brink ad, Ma to lee.; sew, 295. to 32e. Per, illa te Ilk. Unman, have 9.-Altheugh as wind is still Wl favoseable we have reesived ishi Ode port since Tuesday led a Ale 'apply ef Where, awl a lbw parcels of other grain elastorfre; but, elope a trolidall timidity of Barley frees beeps, 4 1 4 4,070 qrs. of Maas from Egypt, the snivels of fereles preMes are Tay ismaddenble .. the exports hence ee beim% however, emir ea daily, and ragt he di a ; La.os-1 lee wit= Ilm jp : a at themes to o,. F l rance w iad . hawed • eleingthered feeling to the trade, and on the of Ills asemme about 26,000 barrel Flour changed limb di hineennest at improving rates, prime Western leselde onetime 4415. to 436.6 d. Our market this morn. Vtg amm ehline to Wheat, rather disappointed the expectation Iletwidodeat the excitement in London poseadsy, the lois *a mad Melo of this 'Wawa; luguM, end se ansafresse ef merely bl. to 2d. per 70 lb. ape,. ths weeeeav ef2 r esso bat weenie twiny *died. Flows vas Mee. wash* after tad,. Amadora hardy east. ides the deems sleeve mated, as ifel demelptleas of English sad Irish the raise of this deg seMdght. Malting Bider, and MO, being in limited regvalk receded 2s. per quarter feel; sad violin Barley, thigh la geed ai, ape pr barbilefroper. MEOW sad Bumps= Deem wa hied ear id vetelleaksid igyptims la _per varter. Per, ea Sir alenteary, were take. freely at late Intim. Os*, IMMillit um atrywil a gave way ILiic44lb.; Mat tended in value. Ossa, deo* en la Wr Ireland, was le. qt. the = l etela 4ll.lv o lll = g esee *see eery = sided el ladle astir Me Oodt fret week, ,gympredossfre say dahudel elite us ' no a the emeespdat Wig appesentl P l ee •Palao ..thdiesendest in some lesellessthe of the land P. est wrepplag is so that inks a =ray isa amed y be e ysee = ss the ey exprimed is that the sithe be mire/dal than R Britill: Wheat, per next MM., English. red, new, I the i estalt. Is. 04. le 12a; old, lls. Bd.. to all. 10d. ; white, 88w, lA. Od: le 19n; sid, lie. 6d. to 125.; lrish, rid, am Ile . 2d, to. 11a 4d. ; old, 10 1 . 10d. to 110. • 4d2; white, new, Ili. to Ils. ed. ; old, 10e. 10d. to 11x . 45. Berlay, English, per quar ter, new, 645. to 60s. ; Scotch and Irish, per 60 lb., new, 6s. 94. to 7s. 3d. Malt, English, per quarter, pale , 765. to fitte. Oata, English and Scotelk per 46 lb., 41351, fr. 111. to le. fit ,• Irish, fine qualities, new, fie. 64. to 65..7d. ; old, 6s. fit to 6s. 7d. ; glued qualities, etear. 6.. 2d. to 6s. 65. Beans, English, me qr., old, ilia le 61s. ; Scotch and Irish, per 480 lb.. fili. MIL to 67e. Per, Beglish, per quarter, whits, Ni Pr lee ; do. ad Irish, grey, 675. to 614. Thar, pee 280 lb., BROM and Inds, Moe, du Os 635. ; mperlins, 60a. to Ace • min, es. to as. O a tmeal, per lead of 2401 k., Iddi, new, 60e. to 625. ; old, Rh.. to 60s. ; Cor lien, old, 46. to 60s. Bran, per 24 lb., le. 10d. to fru Fortin : Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, free, red, 11.. 44. le 11.. 9d.; white, 11s. 9d. to Ils. 11d.; United Stellle.Mdla lie. ed. to 12e. ; white, 12s. to 12.. 44. ; Dented, disesp, and red, 11 a 3d. to Ils. 9d.; high mixed, 12s. 3d. to IS. 1 1 / 1 Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, Ils. 3d. to 115. 9d.; white. 112.4 d. to I 15.10 d.; Riga and Petersburg, red, Ils. Id. to 115.444 Archangel, 10s. 95. to 11..; Odessa, common, red, 105.104. In Ile. 3d.; Polish, 11.. 2d. to 11.. 4d. ; French, Spanish, sad Italian, red, 115. t0 Ils. 3d.; white, 11.. 3d. to lit 9d.; Hanna and Marianopoli, red. 11.. 24. to its. 4d.; Egyptian, 95.9 d. to 10s. ; Mediterranean, etc., hard, eel, 10s. 4d. to 10.. 10d. Rye, per qr., Baltic, de., 42.. to 46e. Barley, par 601 b., grinding and distilling, 6e. 9d. to 7s. 3d. Oats, per 461 b., 6s. lid. to 69.104. Beans, per qr., European, 54e. to 685.; Egyptian, perianth., 435. 6d. to 455. Peas. per qr., Baltic, rte., white, 625. to 66.. ; Canadian, 595. to 635. Indian Corn, per 4801 b., 69e. to 725. Indian Meal, per barrel of 19616., 321.10 33.. Flour, per bend of 1961 b., Canadian, sweet, 425. to 431.; Unit ed States, sweet,423.6d. to 43a. 6d.; United Stake and Canadian, sour, 365. 6d. to 375. ed. Arrivals from the 2nd of March to the Bth of March inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn: Wheat, 8,112; Barley, 207; Malt, 1,131; Oats, 1 699; Beane, 4,620 ; Per, 71 ; Indian C0rn,1769 qn.; Indian Meal, 1,000 barrels; Oatmeal, 823 seeks ; Flour, 1,997 sacks, 2,400 barrels. LYNN, Magee 9.-Oar farmers being engaged in sowing spring cora, we had short supplies of engrain today. Wheat, 2.. per qr. dearer. Barley, 3s. to 4.. per qr. lower. Wheat, 61 to alba, 725. to 765. ' • fine, 78..; white. 80,. Barley, , best runs, 60s. to 625. • stained, 445. to 46.. Grey NM, 605. to 62e. Beans, 62a. t 0664. Oats, 184. to 19d. per stone. Siam anti, MARCH 9.-The Wheat trade lOW animated; prices 2s. to 3v. per qr. higher, the best white selling at from 80s. to 84s. per qr. ; best red, 765. to 78e. ; common sample*, 705. to72a. Trade for Barley not brisk ; 644. seemed the highest price ; many good samples could not reach 60e. per qr. ; moderate, 465. ; poor samples. 425. to 44a. Oats still Idling ; the top Pave, 345. to 375.; good blacks, Mc to 331.1 hir samples, 26a. to 28s. Malt with difficulty kept ap le 14Iw per bushel for the best pale ; 9s. to 9s. ed. for other pea samples. Beene as before. Per, white and Maple, both so dear, and rather Name. Rye, very short supply. Winter Tares, per bushel, 8.. to Bs. 6d. ; spring, 115. to 135. Leostoun, daunt 2.-Several cargoes have passed Cm. stantinople consigned to this port; and seed we shell he well supplied with Polish, Danube, Ramona, earl Of the letter three cargoes arrived this meming, 671 b. to 6916. pee bushel, and prices will rile abed ~.W pr queer. htLesart.t.se, Masten 6.-Prices rallied in the early port add week, and a good deal of bosineas was doer, at en ad. VW* ot Is. 6d., at least, but since yesterday evening there is more coldness amongst buyers ; seller, remain firm, and any purchase to be made would be paid, 6911 x. Os Mika, Polish, 66a. dd. tip to May; Ms. for Jane ; 63e. 94. for lay; the other qualities, in proportion to their weiyht, up to 745. ; far superior, 64 lbs., loft Rumen*, for prompt delivery, tau to 665. •, Marianopcdi, 70s. ; and Danube, 61.. to Me., 0* cording to quality. 'S ii CHEESE. SALISBURY. MARCH 9.—A greater quistity than usual pitched on the way to fairs ap Far the beet Cheddar. they aaked 80e. to 84. per cwt. eomenets, 76e .; 72a.; Donets and Will a, bat Ba, GU.; mould, We. ; half-coward, 42a. to 46e. ; Ann, t! t t : MANUFACTURES.—BUDDIMMILD, MSZCH 9. —W. ars arty that we moot by may areas mot so tarmememhb , Alm yam& me we balks *mom aides bat. Is hat, Am hes'inia tasebing aeez ths 11811.1110 at time dose is oar Plessaall to-day that them was hot Tuasday. Yerearats are by ao mew eager of purchasing. HOPS.—Bosoucia Kutner, Two e Cloek.— Moen. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the Rut:lW eantinnea very firma at the following prim wee art aente,aewt. I. •i• 6.10 Toad*/ II••••.. v. •Irt. L. •toY. • W•ali wires- 4 •t• I • Tautly Sawa- „ • •I* • • wawa . 115 to 4 I* Oil Mop.. . „ I •t• 4 • Puflone • DUI II WOOL—HummarTELD, MARCH 9.—There has been bats limited demand for Wood during the put week. Manufacturers cannot obtain renumenting priors for their vods, which makes them eery careful in their purchases a the raw material, sad being determined to limit their pro- ductions to the demand. there is hy no means that activity ha the market which a good state of basins world require. SKINS. - SALISBURY, MABCH 9.-Bed Downs, te. 6d. to 4s. 9d. picked; as they nu, 4s. 3d. to 43.6 d. Cottle wold and other long Wools, 4s. Bd. to Se. seek ; by the bar gain, as. 6d. tech. Shorn Skins, 10d. to Ild. each. Lamb Skins, 2s. to 2s. 9d. per dozen. Calf Skins, 4d. to tad. per lb. ; heavy, 6s. to 7s. etch. Large Ox Hides, 20. to 3d. per . lb. ; small and cow, lid. to 21d. Horse Hides, 6s. to 10s. each. CATTLE.-Dram, Want 9.-There was a good sulppyly et *ask; et a's% aa average see' Oeives aged P rather mare annmenr dem of lats. NW male Itan 60. to 6d. ; Mstesm, tweed. ; Veal, ed. te le d . per tb. Pigs, Ws. 641. to lle. per more; ft.. Fakte. 9d. psr state, lavanroot, Misr* 8.-At ens marhet this morning then was only a inedevabisupply ofand the quality very anterior. Mu demand being good, the quota tions et *caddy last were no, aetwithstiodiag the indertority in quality. Of mutton, tee. Ohre was only • bore e*, but the quality was i t: p le&oody ; th e quota. tam el Handily last went fully and at the close oldie market but little remained en SAL2II3I7IY, Hawn 9.-Tb. quantity of prise Benin above the demand, and the beet with difficulty fetched lea dd. per acme ; good mall Beasts and fat Cows were par ' Agog to 9e. Bd. For fat Caves the prices of lasteneelset day bard to obtain, although 200 were purchased ibr Inollea; seeking Calvet 10.. ed. to iti. w.s eeeh h i th t Attie Intalage, MA to 30.. each. Bart tat 6a. store; Long-Wool, 4s. Bd. ; shoes, 46. 44. ; sad al~kgpssGould be had at 4s. to 4s. 4d. Fat Hogs, killed, between 9s. 3d. and 9s. 9d. the sore lbs. Ibr Pianist,* Maria* am last paw SMIPPINO. 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"thee .041 r im= , - 7 %. , .. ,f Mt plaid eat the of . . i.... • • ..- ir , lad ........ .. si i•.l ewri • • —, :-.- s 4.,4,,05i1.. othollTaweeelet, 'Man rote 1, •,- -- A .• ' J- et this_ Wye.= ... a _ ,,,,,, v := 4ll =hrpsntsitmemb ,_ . •.... • ~ _ `• lid. Thie tot taw the ewe a ~.. ~r,, , ,,,,. t v d dlo l; ad dweielsient Bet: Metcalfe, is Rhin lie maks It • X 4 (1, , - -- - -'; PARLIAMENT. MOUSE" OF LORDS.—TUEBDAT, ILtscs Tha Loan CRASCALLOII, took his seat at five o'clock. PUBLIC BUSLOESS. PEPITIONL—IIy the Earl of Dauer, treat (We" fur tin later baba of rd elm seals be e hard, Iles Manton ef lAdellaillar, tat ht ea eien In the eystan arming hr i mat of the par" lewd 1bw...2" hen rimement =mien of the greadJhrr el theeeener et IJrwlek, be Or Monti oaths at peemmt ahead en amen Oar nem l @MN*. ead tam mob= eleandeldEe Hi" amid ae i li r enr oa Mtet sa • THHID BEAMIKL—Oatsdy et Oilledme IRELAND. The Earl of LUCAN, in reference to certain at eteesithe made by Lord Brougham on the preceding night, on the authority of letters from Ireland, which statements were wholly incorrect in their main features, wished to know whether the noble and learned lord would give up the name of the writer. The noble and learned lord should be very cereal how he made statements en the auth.wity oI newspapers or letters. There was, for instance, a letter in that day's Times, dated from Ballinrobe, and stating that al ' Lord Loam's tenants there, and at the village of Gidlort Hill, had been ejected, and the cottager dismantled; whereas, be (Lord Loam) had no houses at all within two miles of Ballinrobe, and he could state epos his honour that as to Gallows Hill, no evictions of his tenantry had taken place, , and the cottages were in the same state that they had been far r pad. lewd an BROUGHAM said that he had stated the name at the writer of the only letter he received reflecting, by name, upon iedividuals. The names of the other parties he saw ao rarer for mentioning; their statements were general. The Lee LUCAN asked whether the node and learned lard wheal at taut state whether he personally knew his wasespcaidant, and could state that he was a respectable mem need worthr of credit. lend BROUGILLM said that the statement he had made was ene which be considered ilk* fitting for him to make acrd tar the Imam to hear ; and further than this he should set essiwer the male earl's question. Tith Mee¢de W 'LONDONDERRY in eating • hfisilletmee to a Poor-law Inlreland, nititeaded SW the Teeple were of an ithlastriont eitarect. r sad Irall,liethelr best exertions to pay their way. la hie. ewe Maid, be and the other landlords found that the ethilevethe very satisfactorily weld. Led BROUGHAM said that to test the mummy of the etatemende of his correspondent as to the brae of promise L meek fished, he would ranee for a return of VIII slain. bll,ol•ll6.ol.lffied at the E aline sessions on let Norma ls. hiL delighted to hear from the noble marquis tYtditMtaslX b the north of Ireland were pat I, mid es bowlisartiflr Aldred that Ireland should be taxed to the mistailliat se Ragland, he trusted that as rents were ee te=paid, the landlords would maks arrangements tem sad income-tax, and window-tax, end all the other taxes in a manner equally satisfactory. (Laughter-) The Marquis of LONDONDERRY ethaplabsed that the noble lord we making a butt of the Irish landlords. Hie bad jilts, and silly miasma, his special plcadiaa and Ws rearre volability,—(great laughter)—did more di,.credit to the noble lord himself than injury to Ireland. But it would soon end in this—that nobody would care one straw ler what he said,—(renewed laughter)—and would leave him to the name contempt which his bad jokes merited. As for taxation--the people of Ireland were a loyal people, and would cheerfully submit to any taxation the Imperial Parliament might impose upon them, if the parliament should be so ill-judged as to follow the noble lord's bad advice, sad impose new taxes upon that country. His own opinion wea, however, that the parliament never woull act on him bad advice, even though he should obtain the direeion of she canneils of the nation, which was no doubt what he was aiming at. (Mach laughter.) Lord BROUGHAM said that with respect to any con ' tempt in which he was now held or was likely to be held, of course he never could pretend to hope that what he said should be regarded with the ea to respect or should meet with the same reception as what fell from the noble marquis. (Laughter.) Bat for his own part he was entirely satisfied with his lot, and be hoped the noble marquis was with hie. If what he said was really so contemptible, he wished gut noble marquis would take the usual means of shoeing hie contempt, by letting it entirely alone, which of course would be much more satisfactory to his (Lard Brougham's) feelings. He might be guilty of bad jokes cr silly sarcasms, but his jots and sarcasms were at any rate fact:. As for the Irish " theerhilly submitting" ' to taxation or anything elm, he was glad to hear they were likely to do so. They would be in that case iufiaitely were " loyal , " titan the people of England, who certainly " submitted, ' but about whose cheerfulness there might be ' same question. After a few farther observations from the Earls of C tans and Morrercasent, The returns were agreed to. Their lordships adjourned at half-pest six. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TurADAT, MARat 9. The SPIALIR took the chair at four o'oloek.