The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-20 00:00:00

UNITED STATES. (ST aserasc Tiz.noturs.) lIDLNTS INAUGURAL ADDRESS. SOUTHAMPTON, VEDAS' Mon/grim. The Fulton has arrived with the American mail and asked from New York to and inclusive of the 7th Mak Mr. Duelianas and Mr. Breckenridge were duly elected President and Vice-President of the United States on the 4th. The following account of the heads of the hell dent's inaugural address is from a source friendly Firet, upon the cooper- =tire domestic policy of restoring the harmony and ancient friendship of the different sections of the Union, Mr. Buchanan speaks the sentiments of the body of the American people. Upon dm Xmas topie be fairly meets the question of se beemteetheennent of the true doctrines of popular mmereignty, and though neither abolition agitators nor pro-alavery border ruffians will find much comfort in his views and opinions, they will be acceptable to reasonable men of all parties and sections. His policy is for snoring to every inhabitant of Kansan a constitutional right. After speaking of the impor tance of maintaining the constitution of the Union, he said the duty of preserving the government free from the taint or sum *ion al corruption was a great public necessity. Th. present financial condition of the country is without a penile' in history. No nation has ever before been embarnmed from too large a surplus in its treasury. This, he considers, ahead neessearily gives birth to extravagant legislation, producing wild schemes of expenditure and begetting a race of speculators and job bers. The only relief from this embarrass ment is to appropriate the surplus in the treasury to great national objects. A clear warrant Per this can be found in the constitution. It is the tree principle that no more revenue ought to be collected from the people than the amount necemary to defray the expenses of a wise and efficient administration ; but the squandering of money sinks into comparative insignificance when compared with the squandering of the public lands. Emigrants have done much to promote the growth and prosperity of the country. They have proved faithful, both in peace and war, and are entitled under the constitution to be placed on a footing with our citizens. In oar intercourse with nations we ought to culti vate peace, cousinerce, and friendship, an the beet means of promoting our own material interests. Oar diplomacy should be direct and frank, neither seeking to obtain more nor accepting less than our due. We ought to cherish a sacred regard for the independence of nations, and never interfere in the domestic concerns of any of them, wiles, required by the law of self-preservation. It is our glory that while other nations have extended their dominions by the sword, we bare never aware& any territory except by fair purchase; or, es in the case of Texas, by the voluntary determined= of an independent people to blend their &Win with ours. Even our acquisitions from Maids, form no exception. Our past history forbids that we shall in the fature acquire territory, unless this be sanctioned by the laws of justice and honour. The President then took the oath. The Palk had arrived out. Her news thread the cotton market which closed on the 6th at a de cline. Wheat in fair demand. Freights lower. AUSTILUNEVACUATION OF THE PRINCI- PALITIEt3. A Vienna letter in the Pays states that the general commanding the Austrian troops in Moldavia, had left Jassy with all his staff on the 11th, and was ea route for the frontier. AU the in fantry has new left the country, and there remain only a her detachments of cavalry and some asatiriel to be embarked. It was thought that the evacuation weedd be entirely effected by the 20th or 25th of March. ACCIDENT ar A PUBLIC MEETING. TIII7IIIIDAT. lir. Cobden baying addrenoed audience of two pram, IN the theatre, la expauttica of hi. *Noel views, w letrembei by a treeeetritaa anal. The ale parr pee way, Pis hely pawns tato the pit; erreral of than wee *italic!, earl the reeettri wee abruptly tromiaaled. It has trenapind tltat Rosie has takes 'Kee m asps thus lashed le erehlish fermi& rese. storks with India. lewd* to river errs she irk • imbed pivinekr to the trisinetkr of the re war der • Ire bee Nl.oWaf vii the Cerise ges to Impair end Swat. It Ms sire bee in rover, anal shhough, ender the terry edema in that °Derry, no reojectsni an be breed se to the probable period et as ceespletios, the 03OP *grey is not iseporiblo, it is thought, et or lean bane keg that she is in yogurt receipt of news free 11011 retraces weer previouely to its arrival is Loetke . . . . It is mowncod that tho tidal trains batman Larks sad Pee* by way of Folkestone sad Boulogne, vii be reoenineed, et the latest, on the 15th of next see* ral possibly es the let. _ _ • _ . /very day at noon, after the parade for relieving wed at the Tenortea, the band et the hoops easing ea daty plays lee saw time new the Paled° do Marine, ea& the window. et tbe Easprees sad Prime IreperisL _ . We and the following anecdote in an interesting rape ea Bolivia, by X. Favra•Clanirca, eased-geaseal of !ream width appears is the Awes CbMemepersina. • garish Out ia one at the 'Magee of the Bate Les bed the taght idea el dividing hie thank tato three eacticas, each pasted el • tillareat wham That areal the dim be bee tidied Pendia ; the nest nugatory; sad the third, • plea It avoid set be peeper le setae. Whomever • death ocean la Me -, he oath moat the balliy to agars where they with the goal of the deceased a ge P If to Parodies, it the so melt; Payday, sonewhet ler ; mad the beet pima is " &ramp." Of wens, the ladles wfl cot hear of his dew Matins going to Odom, ear be perky@ with the lama Pads, aid eifiee a mare sereggie betwea hie ettar edema cad hie pane (away come lowa beadeteaely, est W yawed defeat It tidy imbibed to "Parediee." A rasiaadioly are of irides death took place as Wodarday r dr tomato at J. rusidgal good .1 Pada. • ffieltal-ierlogie, astatil Nam* di twin Wormed et bit rya le the mak et tam, waiitaly tamed pola, sal ear isprelsig tar a watato• Ail dead o tb. marl. The *hat amedea, It is emceed, was too powerful far Mao is b. was albild whit aa aasurlia la the heart. A doped& fryer &Till mays A deplorable ONO 011111164 pirMIAW (roankr) la Dr Chaaliir of D. paw Thipsffirpilma fif ttr amorien ea the bade* of thirillimitard Wail, of 11111011•114 a . IL ON% or ottisto et iitColitolloksotka. tsastlootoo iholbot gi i wtt•tlt oot otoostalk, the Wino owl cow twoodos lit Am. elm is um maker met to lea pl., yet Ido bottit to Ws dusk ad silt to the groat. Ar ifMre~wasiiimi silly, big 10 was THE LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY (Before Mr. Comfeler r Bane.) ne " VOL , 19'14.1111r. The la7ia tr; trasi•Taa — WiTalag maafuturet at No. 1116•41. Ile wade sellisaie nada,. The aseamis ban shaft agrainst. The Vadat* la mad smarm MN UAW ; a dhlasil of about 6s. dd. Is axpsctsd is ht draft istionL Mr. Lawman magaillt Mr. Lialdslat theasitam Alva as Md. illasat ives. greasl heseraltr iambi Hs amnia de vim slab& that tie bill plural *EMI's! ism elm by hi deli la by akamat. Ha anaassed it bad ban slam as 1.. Madera dm psi dell ' vas& The YE vas *avast aNA Jahlr, iseadled as a smabaat hamar Saddam • =/11 MINA S Abi = ja v L boi l e k = la la la d i d aca • datailisu he vas a piallamatary sem& Did ad Oda be vas over a einem He bad ban la the arylaa al , et Grog essavo•slasa• liallstt of lhablelivhall, vas witands low mot amread Bemis Is his boria—eat that laßad MIN 1G thoshems aa bitalk tad mad It Wire the Wiz ht vanlisawg it Cheat Wiadassisa•savit, vine etlt vas dialtersi by Ira He had NM " OW- N= " Whoa las WW visy. Ths. Copiiiimmer What is Canna tarry P• 11 1:11" r r laL ly dint lam. I arm saw it. It ems to me ben ; it me thipped th r why helm sad paid ke. light mit at it en sew at Mars it my teather-ia laves ha em mei set dna it so yea an very welcome to it, I& Mansegb. baYr Mr. Lemase—Xe, se ; blimp to the estate. (I" B Me ens was bought and paid for by my Wm helms la bit Mrs. 11r. Inkkeer Mad BM Jely, WA the fit petition wee the bet the Andhra& me iimilet Aftie. e mth the eapt peligemil the elm ender the pryr anergernt der ea, thetrgh he sem ben hams he ma tasehmard althmtely arde The O W wen nere emstelieW try the =means of MI red law are 1611., di* sem Mar by the peillft fa t 11111•01111 M. We arl n tmirtl LaWMIIOIIII sahnitied that as Mew NMI be sus spina the Mime ea socease at the biß Mem be Illsirm se this was the art of a clerk is Men rest am Weave had bum plated, Mt who leld set Milled tint amblime. Tie briars had beta awned as l the Me Mr. Warms an the beakmpta father, a mom kr • amber of yaw. Us and the melt me • Chmery wit CS lll lreerret i. hear, la Ifoveseker, 1666, the brimpttsgt tap th e brines, MI IMMO Off fellatio& of sen~l ibr be Mod est biskitharbedliel Imbed. Thaman enbmsed • ear amber dill, dmee Wag Mona theamil dthres the mire. She piess eml emir hedi bum me" sad Wimp bsi •• smias if 6111, the Mil d bleemmiege, trbea be amemel the Mersa The Wire it that den wee am ly was eat 'Meg be the et non errs litmeas—et bath rem ithe NM eat mad dW • asteml drib. It wee Miry • an et tad the lenimpt beged to receive • Mt chat nellierr His Home end be mil amt• *bre dm • third-rhee ortillesta Is Items tem ben earlier, or at Met to har Is la the heads of hie min" ter thin to Mirk Oa that. as they thought Mt. l e almt et die. reel Allman bad mien i• terlelag the The Minn Men ban as bmw dire certificate of the third Mr. POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. 30 So MANSION-HOUSE. so Dpril Orrfkot, • aornm, woe dog* with robbiag Ms to 34. Edwards a &Woo 4. or.* —of 1521b0. 3 sad ly = " O r if old hooka ...—. paper, and with • the propirty l• • mmirmetore dealer. She ore wee concloalvely proved against the prisoner, is who, in reply to lb. Alderman Cabin, laid he had nothing te lde Edam, and was tally committed for trial to the Criminal Court. le Two ma mos pm (*- pre • annible am 0 dadelea el =Le te Man none nth as is the lam Toren la ehe euentrareenesei. Mr. Ma Keen the bstart, nen an alter soca boa MIS WM Maim eh et the bee ere thereon es nebula that isms we ealrelnd el/ brining doer Taira Whoa opendoesi wl they op Mar almnive. ri Shwa tioninod ii Ma the ss anhen the mermen Ire as hes et Yr. jam. 14 The ineranly ante@ tallmation arl ont he rail eassrelly her n drape the so. Maga a berm alerroy to al l y as pone% rid Kier leder- s , ing an be well krar ask ikelop, Impreastar rand re an by Sr =Mom et toe Illsys• von es- to alohe pidtkiehseral onaing a ihenser 114. Ma LSO NallVEnif 11111111110110 riffooo 0. 217. Zinn dirraelnl mere as art Elogner le K erg Ina La MIL ha the aril. When @liar nen sarldeenon lleiregel. It &nil he gra vemantood thee punters arm bra as Sc. minim it the pan la seek came ea the, nisk Imo* Ina bin 11, MUM. lIT A TICEIT.O7-LIAVII WOMAN. ItlimirtA Nachaeris, slime Bryast, altos dirk Bet, sa s• kiisramem about twattpoems years at ego, was brought ts Mime Mr. Seib, champed with steads( Oudot tram • little N i . radar boy. ot. TIM youth, who is sat pis lossom pore at age, mid he was lorkimy kis • ism is Nodwell tams wools ago, said was esdasty esd ly wird by the primmer sod be smellsorwomas, who old he mist 00=1 home with them u lie begiorsi of lO ISI is m i gad allow Ids M li. as Ms Mim whish they imbed N at and itts kis le do deer at a home seer the Jai, la Brigs* libadwell. The ma who area- 4 4 the limo weal met alb& die worm, sad told them p abed Sir beams, meddle with boys. N may tie Nub • bs es esetbeh oa rthe bodily ot which, se eirl dig di roma% admitted them. Ile woo Mt- I dragged iste a ',V id eo's gas • bed, sad hie 1. jail, Lift, ad Mkt tram Ms prem. The 1 wows led dm leis boots shirt wee et se vales to ; thou, sad lid the boss. with his jacket. go Xr. delis—Wall, this le • Snap tale. Did yea my out, se earl eil kr do plies I , re The No, I did s 4 sir, I was too tooth frightened. k! N Me Iha lies to de with the jacket ; the ; wi e r_ Wu. ** Wear * m orpollsossmillis No. X IL, said the es Floor mu ar nog legsbut u r ds =a4the shrikes& $ worms Waft , awl Cow N steroki-mal ; awl a ire ll y udi mil mos, mom, mad eillima ..,* She was • Slimbrdisess gum MA *Wad we* ;" • mieriess dist semi Napa. LA sight INN was go • distsibms swift lie bong Ile. 4, Twiewssort. le sod be com e t I rmo amass the dbasierly IS sailed leek ber UM le A bey is tbe ogle , at Kr. .Dantott, pawnbroker, in the C Beek-esst, dhamill, Famed the mike . boy's jacket, and N Mated dig the prima bad posed it kr U. The goimmer—l ill paws thejackst. le Mr. dille—Asd_pralscre beta immortal t * The plenum—Teo, I berm; but • ticket-ot-lees was mated Se was 119 XT. Iledb—Tes IN ea is the way to be demportal to gals. This is • me at robbery, sal I swims yes N to Ise howbeit*" la Is bed Worm kr demo ealoader a yo g a " mosem Tap mot mime thejsist la &shay. C Ta RIM Di. HALLIY AND ADUIDALIi UDR. 71/3101111, COLIMA; BIADVORD.—AIt • MeV et the board al mardroodat ddo reamer, es obasktr attest," It mai dernered thseithled iis lathe dr dm De.= Ithathrler. te leis dr i rk at =r as wareare elf the Iw. Prier lath re a wrath et ailvistiog 4+t—Nemettittr A- - ithteethathr.—lthethe Ithe but with the bathe et Vaal Itil m raft/14 tholleetheal the seiblthte d b s e rean li ttpeellthe th Oa atighisebeeL Bea ol hee le QM, thithea with the rapoetho alba awl bath kr mese thee pea theauritt Itarz ip the duethellee the Math Se abilathes to love ry mirth Oa Wensiiiq, the Mktg* thstrtharremblima= the Grist Northam VOWS/. 'Obis the math booths to th e Dirk d both hie% wash thelleathet thit ead dish awe tab to ~dr dray br * wrath to hare net hal the aett 1 orattog Oak tam It eeld the athoreth moselep to lithag near Wore tbe pulls la es seas kr eta oath bee hl wh e t we ma i ts Mils elleth whet wa the dlethitay W IN = Read to heathy lera,ttsd to thie thee W eediesee Oa width wee dishoseal with mai hthaostia dais* • pone d pookaps et mild ethertar, thee Mewed by • re sham, who, ca thdr antral et Newark, proved to be tho hoar ot e mit, wheel vas thee sad there dath urged. It erred the rear are pas to north, far will& wintry the beg Ms • gere=thes, thd is which - -• Calkilirl 7 ll PAIL iiMMIL-..711611141.1141116:1 Ma * la teams on Tway al ItetwwW, Its Mt Wilma ad 1. Pa Or Faxed PAO Owe w• a* lit•V is • Mae WS ups Mum poi; ens vhip Ist eis Weir Ws—lte. A. ow, of Sam, Vegrat W Mr. Gump Ma* Vomi t Mr.:ma gt Ist Yr. maw Ow Yr , 5t...,, mg dews we frees Oap; skim weept awl sidtaskollwo• Sr the O.Y. 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N Si De. pee wec.. . , a 111 De. 41 We elid. N I Ds, Sra lat. 0r...... N I belle Irt.bnapirel. Illlneeleadbide bed(Us)) .me.W. I IS De.aleepelaW bed* If N W b. Ilemfeeb .... I blab Ow. pie met.... oirmom wr I 1b I . 7 ., t . r.. . 4:c = arm 41. gr m ometist" Al a so. 4...wskohnip.am 4 ..... ...... IL UMW"' poitauel Sm. filLailaphilablek MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocK. The funds have experienced no variation from tho closing quotations of yesterday. Jo all the other departments of the Stock Exchange business is extremely languid, and prices arc generally unaltered. ----- Console are quiet, at 93 to 931 for money, and 93' to} for the Bth April. Exchequer Bills are marked Is. prem. ; and India Bonds, 2e. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. remain firm, and are marked 981 and 981 for the 31st inst. Mexican Bonds have receded, having been dealt in for the account at 231 and 231. Spanish Passive Bonds are marked 51. In other foreign securities no business whatever is reported. The remittances of specie by the steamer Sultan, which left Southampton on Tuesday for the Penin sula, reached only 22,4001., although previously estimated at a larger sum. A sum of 10,0001. in silver was yesterday per- I chased for exportation to India by • sailing vessel. The exact amount of specie and bullion shipped on I board the Pera, which will leave Southampton for , Alexandria to-day, is 787,587!., of which 11,2551. is in gold, and 776,3321. silver. The sum destined for India proper is 591,8841., and for China, 147,337!. The details are as follows—viz.: for Alexandria, gold, 9501. ; for Bombay, silver, 244,0301. ; for Cey lon, gold, 3,4211. ; for Madras, gold, 6,7841. ; and silver, 26,8751. ; for Calcutta, silver, 314,095!., and gold, 1001. ; for Singapore, silver, 43,9951.; for Hong Kong, silver, 9,3761. ; for Canton, silver, 1,0151. ; and for Shanghai, silver, 136,9461. The total shipments from Southampton for the East in March are thus raised to 1,579,7471., against 1,648,443/. in February, and 797,5231. in January. The Annie Longton has arrived from Foo-ehow fee, with 429,00016. of tea on freight. The Peet-office authorities gave notice to-day that a mail will be made up in London on the evening of the 24th inst. for conveyance to the Cape of Good Hope by the steamer Transit, which will leave Ports mouth on the 25th with troops for China. The half-yearly meeting of the Fast London Waterworks Company is called for the 2nd April. A meeting of the South Metropolitan Gas Com pany is called for the Bth April, when a half-yearly dividend is to be declared. The annual meeting of the Paris Omnibus Com pany is called for the 31st March, at Paris. The Paris General Gas Company announce the issue of the fourth series of their capital, amounting to 40,000/. Amongst the calls at present hanging over the Paris market are the following, vu,:—General Maritime Company, 61. per share; Huiva Copper Mines Company (new shares), 20f. per share; Great Central Railway Company H. per share ; Turin " Caisse" of Commerce anelndustry, 21. per share ; General Spanish Credit Company, 4/. per share ; Madrid and Saragossa Railway Company, 41. per share; General Bank of Switzerland, 31. per share; Auchy-au-Bois Mining Company, 51. per share ; Jura Industrial Company, 21. per share. On the sth of April an interest coupon to the amount of Bf. 75c. per share is to be detached at Paris from the quotation of the shares of the Beziera and Graisaessac Railway Company. The subscription to the Thames Steam-boat Com pany is advertised to be closed in Paris on 25th inst. The Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Railway Company are inviting tandem for the supply of rail way materials. The position of the market for American securi ties is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : la the market for American securities there is no material change to notice. During the past week business has been lees active, but prices remain without alteration. THVILNDAT EV72IIXO. The immediate demand for money being more mo derate, the funds have shown much firmnems. An Z i t of ; per cent. was temporarily attained, lle wu'es einsing quotations were the same as those of yesterew. English railway stocks were also firm. Irreach dares exhibited buoyancy in the morning, but aasewards became flatter, in response to the intelligence received from Paris. Spe =B 111 11miness is languid in nearly every depart- Mint dam Stock Exchange, owing to the excite ment eels vowel election. In " the house" money b sealer be aort periods, bat for loans on Consols tp to the Bth April 6 per cent. is still readily ob tainable. Consols opened and closed at 93; to ; for the Bth April, the only intermediate variation consisting at a temporary advance to 93f, "buyers." For Raney the last price was 93 to 1. The official bedews report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 931, 93, 931 ; ditto for account, Bth April, 931, 94. India stock, 223. Bank stock ter amount, 2221, 223, 221. Three-and-a-Half per Oast inehequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868 and 16111, Exchequer bills were quoted 2s. dis. to 2s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 981 to 99. Mexican Bonds were again larrly dealt in to-day, but realisations predominated. Sales were effected as low as 231, and the closing quotation was 24 to Tbeing 1 to 1 per cent. below that of yesterday. urkish Six per Cents. retain much steadiness, and closed at 971 to 981 for the 31st inst. The Guaran teed Four per Cents, were quiet, and left off at 1001 to 1011 for the account. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 107 to 9; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 97 to 99; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 to 651: ditto, Foe, per Cents., 98* to 991; Spaniah Deferred Three per Cents., 26 to 1; ditto, Old Three per Cents, 41; to 1; and Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 77 to 79. Ottoman Bank shares closed to-day at 11 3 114 prem. Bank of Egypt were again flatter. Australasia and Union Bank of Australia stocks were quoted If. lower. National Discount left off at 9-16 to 7-16 dis. Netherlands Land shares were flatter, and Scottish Australian Investment firmer. London Omnibus shares were last quoted 1 to 7-16 prem. North of Europe Steam were marked 161.. Canada Government Six per Cents. improved 1 per cent. Victoria Government Six per Cents. were marked 106. _ _ _ The shares of the European and Indian Junction Telegraph Company were quoted par to 1 prem. ; and General Bank of Switzerland, 2 to 1 die. The nominal closing quotations for the newly_pro jeeted railways are subjoined, flu.: Punjanb Rail way, Ito 1 prem. ; Oude Railway, par to prem.; Northern Bengal Railway, par to 1. preen ; Central Oude Railway, 146 to 346 prem.; Eastern Bengal Railway, }to prem. ; Naeaau Railway, par to 1 prem.; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par to 1. prem. ; Euphrates Valley Railway, par to 1 prem. ; Italian Junction Railways, 11 to Of, dia. ; Riga Railway, 11 to 2 prem. Imams. Wan 111.-T be mot& s Is mi Wad& at IM NI eamat NW. Oniekelia. sti-fiu VA. lin i lder 2"1.1" . le a ildwil IN-alidlu Abeelfill Trak et il = iw a s li. naves IL-Grat 111;=.... Oriontesi Zlizz .nu ltdms 44-Wearsakr arl . a a l - ra 1 2.1W.../`rTA L I N 4a m aram .m. .1 0.. t..... a a-Jarmo. w it SE IIL Ifs pips& me sollswidy =,l relbur rall e ga a.a. - 21 Z•M 4. 11 -er % - . V . labidipeel b. 4- i taili. p, Wm. * 4=.21 SOUTH DITON BAILWAT.-011 Tugslay iii ea entreardisery pees! meeting of the ithredreitiers, st the efeco of the compeay, the bUI for maig the me- I dated compacts to Atari teem emidesee Sweet Ihs coasietion of the Comma HAW leroth The ; for extending the deed for the Hemet: meg for other papoose; mce she the Dirmwalk mei Today law, were eamaleseed7 Moped. A $ 'i aY. the poaition of affairs really stands. With this explanation we s mend a lotto. which has reached us on the subject from Mr. 7beeph Tube, an old and ralectad member of the company's board THURSDAY ETRNISHII. In the market for home mining blocks to-day limi ness wan generally quiet. Tincroft shams, however. continue in request, with a strong upward tendency. Wheal Buller shares were also better, upon an im pression that this minewill resume paying dividends of 101. per share hi-monthly alter the next meeting. Great Wheal \'or and Par Consols were likewise in quired for, but North Bacot, West Basset, and Great South Tolgus showed flatness. Wheal Wrey shwas were dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 61 and 61. and Wheal Margaret at 68, in addition to the trans actions recorded in the official list. COMMERCIAL AND MARERTL MASH-LANE: THIS DAY. The arrivals of wheat, barley, oats, and flour have not been heavy this week; the trade nevertheless remains in the same Melees state now so long reported. The drier qualities at both wheat and flour support previous rotes with diflicalty, whilst lees gamey would willingly be accepted for secondary and inferior qualifies, did buyers come forward. Maks malting barleyy fully no dear. Other descriptions doll male, but gad in value. Oats were s (stall sale, at Monday's quotations. Sams and paw unchanged. ARMITALI IMTO LONDON IPROM MARCH 16 TO MAR or CH M. a ikaah. that N Mai ..... ............ !If NM •• • • Rim. : :cad. Lama Lynam— Wasik Oa ; Hatay. Ma lid.; ONla Ma ; 11,1064 ; Oar, Ha ; Pea 41, IMPISIAL ..... ORR = 1; 21 24 lllard. 7 14 M. .T. *drift Id Id ied lid St id Id Mt 411 UAI ts '`• Id is 44 rr t r od IT. ........ ea 60 464 lid Ma tel 444 46 Xs .......... 104 10.1 47. 40 /114 101 11f Td fia A.l It II it LI Ir. 3d ...... 14. 66 40a 14 Ma !LI 160 JD. leashr 4t. &mew 4 , 14 1 44a 44 St 4d add 43 144 - - - • If MI 711011 U 3 83 10 18 0 83 3 33 4. lIIIIUT OVI/V0 111 WI WUXI PIANIP. Feb. ICI LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (sr NAONWIIC TZL201141114 (MON OUR OWN CORILUTONDINT.) The market opened dull ; the business quiet, and the at tendance small. A little was done in wheat and dour 4 Tuesday's rates. Oats and oatmeal steady. Indian corn vary dull, and 6d. per quarter cheaper. No inquiry for beans and peas. No alteration in pews lance Tuesday, of those articles. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Brow..—We havehad a quiet market during the week, and occasionally a decline of 6d. has been accepted • but on all good cowansing and refining qualities last week's Prices have been paid, and a Sir amount of business has bean dons, includmg some large transactions by private contract, both on the spat and for arrival. The relined market steady. Prices ass unaltered. Lumps, 6.35. 6d. to 66e. Corms.—This article has been dull of saki, and lad wok's prices have been with difficulty supported. TEA.—The trade have bought what their immediate wants required for consumption, but the reduced duty cows into operation on the 6th April, and the clwastees from the docks ars unusually smalL Common Congon i2ld. to 13d., with scarcely any sellers at the former price. Rice.—ft full amount of business has been done this week at about 3d, advance. SALTPETRE has declined ls. • refraction 3 to 4 sold at 44e. SPICLII have sold steadily at the previous currency. Rcs.—A limited amount of business done at pawing Wes. Col-cos.—There has been a good business done this weak, but without showing any advance in prices. JUT/ has advanced aps. this week. Herr bas soW steadily. !JAN.—Scot& pi luta been in limited demand. Prim bars ruled 765. to 76a. In other articles no material alteration. Markets rurally have been dull We week. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market remains firm. Prices are quoted as follow . Town tallow 63e. nett orb; Petarsbarg Y.C. for Maki. ; April, 63a. ; May to Jane, 61s. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Although the number of boasts is not 1 , the trade far them is azoossively dull • indeed aoo • c a zr i sL u rtioa remain unsold. Tr w ramiy of sheep is also very but it much exceeds the Primo are lower for all of Mock. From Germany and Holland there are 107 bes 440 sheep, and 167 calves. Spain 68 besets; 250 from Norfolk and Suffolk; and 122 mild; cows from the Ham Counties. - - - - 1W Mow at Wm & 4. L 11a4 Mau. Bendords . 4 11 1 10 Bea 1184.61mprea ..... 4 6 4 11 Mood 4'>16113 tea*, 3 4 310 Sem & 11611.1.4. 6 6 6 8 BOOM It insdat. ; .b 44 0 Oar Pe dew at SU. s. d. 6d. Int Sr 616 4 ► 4St sasL 6 4 o ► 6 Do. dr Mon 4 4 I Swer Is srecrwl 60. parlity 4 I Do. 6Sers . I 4 I 16014.2,460 ; fairer. 661 : la HIDES.—THIS DAY. Lunmenma..—The following it. the prices i-66lbs. le 641 be., 61d. to 6d. ; 641b0. to 721ba., 6d. to 61d. ; 7211 m. We 801be.,01d.; 8016 e. to 881le., did. to Sid. • 881 be 961 be., 61d. to 7d. ; 96Ibe. to 1041 be., 7d. to 7e d . Reno hides, 10s. Cslf skins, light, 3s. to Be.; full, 9e. . Bllllo7lllSZT.—Sheep skins, polled, 10s. o lle. Od.; Ks and half-Weds, Be. to 10s. Od. ; Downs, 6s. Od. Se 7e. 6d. ; Stzeorlings, is. 4d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattandea and Smith report a steady trade doing in the better-coloured Weald of Kent and Sores hope, r well as yeeilaice, et firm rata. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Hartlepool Hatton, 16s. ; South Hallos, 16s. ; Buta's Tanfteld Moor, 13s. Od.; Acorn Class, 16s. 9d. Henan Hall, 16s 6d. ; Walls End Russe ll 's Helton, 165.; Walls End Brsddyll's Bottom, 16s; Was End Hartaa, 14a. dd.; Walls End South Het" 16s. 9d. Walls Rol Taos, 178.-49 ships at market. • CHBSTSR AHD HOLY - SHAD RAILWAY.-(THDS DAY.) - This morning a pro forma meeting of the Cheater and Holyhead Railway Cowpony was haH at the Ears square station ; Sir S. M. Pro in the dudr. The CMAIRICAX Stfied that the bilf-yealty general meth( was to have been held to-day, bat sere mouren having arisen between this moray sad the North-Warms rte the settlement of the half-yearly accounts, the preeentationd these accounts had been delayed. The emmente were sew prepared, and would be bear to the tharbeldre to-rov row, as the questions in dispute bad been settled. This meeting, therefore, would steed ellosnont to Warrior neat. No report would be presented, but he touted the statement of the accounts would be eatiatactory to the shim holders. The meeting then adjourned. THE PUPILS OF THE. POLTTECHNIC.—The Nord of Brussels gives the following details of the circumstance which led to the dismissal of the second division of the Poly technic School of Paris :—" The pupils of the first rar, last until elected, being animated by a er spirit of equality, ea not wishing to oppose or exo• • each other in the enemies lions, resolved among themselves some time se, and eves engaged in writing, to allow twenty-Ave of the eleven.* pupils chosen among them to study for their promo tion, while the others did merely what was strictly ° This compact of utter Wears fell into li e n= of an adjutant of the school, who laid it be fore the heads of the establishment. It ass at one moment in Bwiinem in home mining . stoc T kr to-do ex- th eon e templatnn to popish some who were suspected of being , but this idea wits not carried ante effect; tremely inactive. Not a single transaction M not the e ria l l r " ii, however, was a conspiracy got up against the officially recorded in the Stock Exchange. A little adjutant, and carried into execution, During the night of fiatneos prevails in some cases, but, upon the whole, Satnidali lhe Pupas rose s over their bd . end drawing United Mexican shares are rather firmer, and are prices exhibit no general reduction. their eyes and months, so that it was Impoble to diatn •down. thheie.reetstonurenoighrotaia tzpr.o.4their c: a... t li d o:: for officially marked 4. Mariciait I are also inquired for, a di a b u g . w h o ., th ey e a, to be and inflicted and have been dealt in at 17s. gel. on him each a boating that he was much injured, and it nos Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the with the greatest difficulty that be got out of their hands. ining Excange: As it was found impo ssible to disco M ver the real aslisquesta, it was decided fo met the whole division." Catherine and Jane, 10. ed., Us. 6d. ; Brat Alfred, A Porr's N I LE —A Madrid letter states that 11. 18s. 94., 21. Is. 3d. j Great Alfred, 10, _ ... __l ; Great Dowgas b b, aoc t Q u intana, by a codicil which he added to a will ll' I. 5 ;, 1114°51f°* 1 ; m it t h aam ia " • itiefentet.24,..," le "' ; th ret. . notary in 1845, orders that the crown of gold 17074e5t . ren' vifie, 80.11.11 A. • eallaward, iSe ''. l=; which ccwin be r re y i o r f ed iir d ea mas the li t l i ver ce Phi liell eau b: hi depoite th wu d svd st the Gngivka2l"d" Wa " 34; * ; Wheel " dc ' ti • 324 ' 6t ; Academy or nirtery, among the ...hi. a whke . the t.....u. of Jove"- Ilestiogo slave toe quoted to 3, including the lost cell uno . by Awl bk ... 6. 4 0, ai d t o tu rn geemsh Academy the Titaal- '; I 111)largslet'i i ; Whea119'W707,,,,,,612;.; eaves %Bede. e7' " ' In - ' r -.....,-Yed , , of ...„0(,&..T.,...---,.. beet .114 beget.th. to al. • that ' the coos- E. ti " I " a I'm 74- ha aa • maaa giya not be thought worth) of the reputation which the anther dimgresslsa"mmaialraidmiligazkeß"idnieg g l i : ahlm a : bi a PriPaidalit'aeblititb. 51. 4: t Pareaereihrragaharerath . Siabbattir"rthf; IneerPyLi:7"Cecl""entinailt""athaeywShatveLamsl4"telmaltd hialralllnemanzamindu"Ptmone:°l:llmid: . • ash ens 1.61181.17 ' • me auth O sed by*. we X,. Ima thm enji: m ed rb t a e l n l t li P e enima' aenreyoL ead "an rhos whkk ala ° r a ne= hai d us ib tjo.l " r .i. s e w""d i. IL 'im• b „,,,... Matt gOit THE Cora.—The Postmaster-General , pbe gave notice yesterday that a mail for the Ceps of Good Hope iihrrale.amdl6.4..6...a"lai,„ re.,,../....w5e ditibtisliiknajlainuaabs. will be made up at rho General Post-ofilce on the evening of r i ca jb a —T— .l..boidiar, --"mbia,bia— sou khrweatwa tas he oft the 24th inst., to be conveyed out by H.M.S. Transit, which. impel" %lie r ---- eel 11—rmides—hir denher ble rlelems to prow hew is to leave Portsmouth an the 26th mat. MINES.--THIS DAY i ! I