The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-03 00:00:00

ei /,‘ /Z 1 A , T-77 "•~ , ..-,,'- r • . ./ TA(TfLUT4 2 . . vb_t arfl3rtsl l' o. 1,7b1.i LONDON, SATURDAY HVENINO, APRIL 3, 1852. (THREEPENCE. cst %LUX LLNE OF PACKET SHIPS, ~,t y i u sd. sad Ilirdar IThilla 333,AX 6„. rIiILLI. aorTll AUMIALIA. bae-1131111 *NW ay dm* r • "I II " I"" MO @WON seinilektior sid goesamiew "U to ewe Ow llsir depot esatsi. ,=1 =A n ra had .4)7r IMO 111. ► blatabar re . —WßlV.lllav 1 3.30111 1 ... 5 1r a30 3 4. Maw& i tairesilia ..Apr. 13 Peri "Ivo, r.L --' MM it, .--/ Pion n 43r. le Adelaide . .... Ir. Vet, .... MK haal . Arr. U app tot. r. iur owlet* 1 6frodstoiceol.itly of ourotkor bit .. ate Ao•trAlots co:orook Sic •"*.. Itttoit.%ll, .11.1 Llllthit.ll, Si, wire are saw 1 ship (regular T , • wp. 1111.1. RANGE (AUSTRAI.IAN)i It MINING cUMPAIIT, parralair 1,296 •• river 1.. line rtelmait geed Arent% wit% me ▪ , t 4,44 bed in Vranc• r • inermay ta CV, grid CI .1.1 Irises , nth, wapitis as altritasest, .“1,1111, 0 ti ur', ibere are ro *alb. Ow reds to ▪ . tutUff lWitr in ef shares. ▪ , ow, will be allotted at present, end I art rano sill be stleval, if road rerrldkb atter mr, 11434 wins prilerswee will be eves w the belJers d▪ ents- , 01..•• • '...10PA? 1,1 I Lae Oudot d• Maiust,. Magus* r at• R a nk./ h ERA Mir THE LONLKIN LOUICY. ui TTI Orraunairs. • , un.iiiitl.plare, runtime,. mal No.thyr.l4n batlino-; laer, Idatitrianb and Liar s:a id& ,r. 0.411. 4 1 1, Ilffed, Fre!. Syr. Betitieedreet. Wertriag,r. *row e dna `5,1.7. New siwth . .b. Tb. Lures Lew Assn* and The irniordeola, Marlaribiddis, and Dna Terror. nr.O. Weer:. artuaL Strait and Alarm Lorloa soil Codaty Tana, Loadird-at. . . . • AIU. T. Walwlr.ntie, I, Nen-ragiare, Laical:Vs Inn. T_ a A r. FAI., a, 6011) . 1 , 4211Yrritre. Cp.! •• r. 6111 14. Mader. E.q.. Late re tbe Mar. eines Sunni: relies, an 1 I...tea Mine. Virginia. 11.01,1.1114 1 . 11... I • i., Stuck F.arhaege. and 11. J. illeadovia, Tag., 2r, nrorrnettabstmrt. • !!vend the le inter Agency-I:, Combill. T .. has completed a t outset he the pep clues (ea very .....• of • wry• of firehold land. situate near the or.- ...me Tv. a end Mocqouie, inclorliag two Olt" of .k. t Olt TOM wh•ch Mr. te.ktut.ibery, the eminent : erki.knal, la by °dined Tr-ert to Mr. Orwonieeiorer . •kb June, 1011, yr....emend to be the mat earlfereus • Tv,. Thu is, t.m of the Leans 111.1 Mange iseledad • lee• bees preepe.:".l br tha Company'. whew sad yrortot - hoe to be trammed by rich mina at saritereue putt, rsr yt b. T valuable wish. y . I 1.• liwtherith de. patch the amemary Wad, ai ' ,pi •4 . 00000110 t illy and .tally tally and" mimt= . there.n carry oa the tweeemery operations for tl* T -.,.. 1 reduction "f gold and other metal.. on the COM. • s' emprwecreJ to undertake dio birchen* tad , , r noma, and ran - odes weeks redi he erected witl all vkkh Deaf the mime, glove their owa errs, me will to doe re •by ..tler Companies and by ishvidsal misers, may be Mari. arm to Fur pe. le+ t - .e• T ormarsemit. made. sod the heetruetions glees to Mr. v. -Aden am et the thenaletve or fapermelee. who 'seed le .Na.on dee bemirethe 10th of December M. tic.. • moray will be The os the dna In actual operation hi Anus A , •s• r Therm to be mad. to the CiOnint, at die 0111cee of .n., 11, Rae G ...4 de bleurui.do the By km. Mr. Inelivage, end M. 11. J. Meadow.. 20, Throe sey•-:-. •1. n ; Memo. • ieldlna end Dead, Each-wirt-e.ort, U.. Joseph Yerarboosti. yt. ernanovvet. Ilanebeetie Leeds; Mt. John Orooke, Bradford: Mr. Peter JUMP. 1 wale,: end !o the Aden*, at the ellen Of tim London Apicy. oratill. rat rir• canton. New ea bid or poi& TULA %%101) ISIPIAAUSSZI I PIPS' tar bermintr. tor if I prello. distatbatiog smite. sad &zi t, in, I , r.qf Val to Mali be pm mid morgiol perpass. tomb. Aw l sal Spcogisi Ilatko. Wattling( Atli I • Y. Air Colder Awl DAP. weft sof dot !perk& AA Addrisird he JANIS LDS IlAWrric lediarablier Cowwwitawl. Loam will use with insweathi IMMEL'S TOILET VINEGAR so tahllisted Is 1!• ' - Crystal Pd•r) Is fa: / VAG Ot Mime r • &NAL, Irks ke rs.l.hs swat, • Plwr•t •a • pra•dti diSslostast ar Arasors Pro olly• tba rumealore at .rouse swam to am tatty amp:acted Silk the preparation' told maw a• dye& !rite So. ad. per bruin. at mal perfumers aad at the oda proprietor, L ILIAKII. Paeduaer. " Omredrtrie4 SAO. L2llOOll. INDIAN AFFAIRS. (ins the Deily News.) We are, it seems, to have an Indian Committee, and it will be well if the full particular of Colonel OUTILAM'S recall, or dismissal, by the Bombay govern- Met from the Residency of Baroda can be hilly MA before it, for the eircumstances of' the case east the honesty and truthfulness of our whole bran service. The impressions that now prevail si this subject are of so painful and criminal a abaucter as to require either satisfaction, if that eau he given ; or punishment, if such be needful for the vindication of the national reputation. Colonel was, it may be recollected, resi dent at Hyderabad, in Scinde, when Lord ELLZN DOROVOU resolved on the coercion of the Alums for alleged treacheries during the Affghan war. Colonel Or rit.iu took a much more favourable view of the conduct of the Princes, whom he knew so much b.:t ter than Lord ELLIMSOYOUGH did; and he altogether dissented from the bitter hostility displayed agaibst them by Sir CHARI.MB NAPIER. The consequence wu his recall from Scinde, and his return, on leave, to England. Here be was received very flatteringly the Court of Directors. On the expiration of his leave, he went back to India, with their strong re commendations for fitting employment to the Bom bay government, and was shortly sent by that body RS its resident to the court of the GUICOWAR, at Bausla. Thence be was suddenly and unaccountably recalled by the Bombay government. 'ghat government is not at present in the hands of men of any great abilities, of very high reputation, or of much personal influence. Its chief is Lord FALKI.A.ND, formerly governor of one of our North American colonies, where, it is notorious, he failed, though his successor has, it is equally matter of pub lic intOrmation, been eminently successful. Why his lordship was selected for the Bombay government no one can tell, unless the appointment be referrible to his connexion with one portion of the family of the late King. In office, ho is very much in the hands of other people ; and they, we repeat, arc not persons of great moral influence. The present government of Bombay is not respected, either politically or moraUy, in the presidency ; and what reputation it had will be greatly depreciated by its recent con duct in this matter—unless that conduct can be fully justified. The Gricownti is a Mahratta prince; his fore fathers were one of the tire great feudatories of the empire founded by SEVAJEE ; and on the breaking up of the Mahratta Confederation, the GUICONVIR was more favourably treated than ScisplA or llot- KAI/ or the l'EtsiiwA. Ho is, of courbe, a depen dent sovereign; bound to receive and maintain a British force; having no power to form ex ternal relations; but with the right, under cer tain limitations and subject to our supervision, of administering his own internal affairs. In many respects the late GUICUWAII was a superior ruler; and not one of the least evidences of his superiority is that, ere the British government had seriously encouraged railway enterprise in India, he had ac tually commenced a line of nearly forty miles to con nect his capital Baroda, with its port in the Gulf then son of a member of the red a cadetship in the Madras le found his way to the irrived there, the boy i te lli t Residency, where gradually b snk in • regiment he never saw s *ng himself Resident. During the country fell into disorder; quest, and with the sanction it, an intelligent native, the Resident's father, was . This he did, was re villages, bet if time be whereupon he retired to Resident came home; charges of • followed him; these he was called upon, ar.d wst hat" to explain to the Court of Directors. Aftenissis be became a member of that court, and l•I weld tut himself as Governor of Bombay, whose bur aria took his old friend the native into his timildenee. The GUICORAR had, at this time, sevesl points to gain of the Bombay authorities; they retained a district, I'itwaud, to which he laid claim ; and he was desirous of getting rid of a batta lion they had imposed on him. It is in evidence that Ise laid his plans, through native agency, to corrupt, if pandble, some of the members of the Bombay ; and that his instruments were in caw nossisallina with the native who had forsurly bens em in adjusting his finseste. The novenas: paid a visit to Baroda; and, lam Awe, vary naturally and very properly ands ssissipmsb with the GCICOWAR ;and, returning to Bombay, at se vary distant period, finally came home. Similar charges were once more brought under this attention of the Bombay government; t6r/ were re ferred to the Advecate-Genaal, Mr. Ls Mous= he made a report on them • and, in this report, the sums intended to corrupt the Governor and his friends arc fully set forth ;—the Governor's " gratification" being put down at 100,0001. Nothing, however; came of the investigation; and for auother amiss of years the stories about Baroda corruption aleph Again, however, they rose to the serfage. Wend OCTRAII, by his exertion., was able to resell from ruin and destruction the widow and heir et a rich Benda banker who had in his lifetime enjoyed British protection ; and evidence of venality on the part of the native authorities at that court transpired during the course of events. These grew ; the late OCICOWAR had actually, it was further alleged, an agency established in Bomhay . for distributing amongst government functionaries . presents and bribes—khuipid—and regularly received in return knowledge of the most confidential transactions of that government. Provoked by popular rumour of this venality, the Bombay government, it is stated, issued a general order to the Residents at native courts to inquire into this subject. On this order, it is added, Colonel OUTRAN acted promptly, energetically, and success- Ugly ; whilst yet engaged n the investigation, how ever, he was abruptly dis missed. Such is the story ; of its truth or falsehood we have no opinion, because we want what Colonel °mum was collecting—evidence. The imputations it con veys are, however, so grave, that they must be en quired into; that is quite clear. But what is first required is a statement of the grounds on which Colonel OUTRAM was under such circumstances dis missed. This the public must have. INFLATED INDIA-R II tipsily commenced a line of i J I ANCGCK'S U BBER all‘rll.ool , BED-CLAM nett his capital Strode, w 14.5 vt' Aid weal fig WO emey be of Cambay. w es,.......sssrew sey ate Crake, rr• b . vat Med er Mk (Mali, by Many years ago the then beam to. Wet pert, grid* Is et- N I . Bombay council received a i w i s e :e ter CUM^ bat Myles army ; nevertheless he loon 11. ar.or AMMO kir Wes' In blu• b , air la sap be ~..f Ns, Or presidency ; and, arrived est sr i., one I. sar is. r - , . lathed to Banda Resider Fre of , +-1=:11111118 „Vi t . #14511411 40,_4+ OP - Of OW . , stepped onward in rank in 14 KW .1.14 WOO A • besides at last becoming hi s‘ubby his time the finances of the 5e...4 , 4w i - • ;1e...L.' . ' and at the Guicowar's mint of the &misty government, ...",...... '.." . A formerly in the service of tl • • - called in to set them right. -1: 4 .... gaol two :elliEW * ; ~. was afterwards deprived, 1 Bombay. In due time this Residen —...:-... t-11...—....11.;.... al.. „IV IMMP,I VINEGAI Tosotato at the WW, to say t • Inds 8011 min oollot a revith ta • isalltriss. ma I Irst sperlimels L. Id. SIKKIM! SAM DTS 15 roof ono onto ore MO nr Isellbelys of bek d us% WAIN I Ts be 11•0 iblaklie IR al IL ILLW $l6 Ormad4 THETHE Tim' sod REALTIL--A good set of Imam liassiabla Immalsiat *ltle Oak ipapwr was ..f •be moos imposmo sowida o. mete: %Web bir eme Woe ma Oa ann. r.--tai at pow isgamem Una. akavallookiles• t• - •bre • . r M be insa. 1110WLAIIII/ se r•ni • wale embui lo osoaollSystoollooMiNo. WRY MG 114 I , ...ning woo op or Moo wird et Vb. It 1.111 be $ • teats all tram awl matillatiar aid kapott • paarl-Ille the ainaadba auk% moo wale deny, tesdie the emus Ors sr ebd. iml SO MA Mar la Mir .440: gt trim lle seamils Yams bowl austleses Wit , Um la.ata. hen b. IL per tam Illipseriene keibitiene. 1". e pew , * erliele bee dr agil e "A* 4 ' l SU "' emelt .• is," ememesi ea the Owermast draw allied on mak. Neel *e T. Old b• denim and paramss. 11.1 him n roe nal addres. 1. tt. u r n. gratin • rw nothod of tsp., NAN smson: ol to on "10 s'. wmy St, Ind se.Ono tt►dlarala nod Mail t.Y.W Is TAP WRAPPER'S (t♦ supersede 1h buon.lng methkri • wow i ..vv., did. nod la. per man. Ile In& 'monied. fs WilioGrnat *wawa 11. Po. 442. 8 4/TESL—Yesterday, a return to the liouso of I I C Inman • wan printed showing the number of slaves em. ' , irked on the coast of Africa and landed in Cuba nod 144211 C.r the last ten years. The largest number in one year Ler.: in Cabs was in 1814, when the number was 10 .000. Ihe largest number landed in Brazil wee in ISIS, ill• number was 50,000. Last par, 5,000 slaves were Lad e d in Cabe and 3,21i7 in Brasil. SE.ItIi,CS ACCIDENT AT BALL PILACTICE.—Ono d seek, Captain Luke, the Barmek-tnaeter at the Worlaor .tation, while en duty at the Magazines, and in Ile act 0' stationing a sentry as to pestmiters avoiding the P• 'path n rear of the practice butt, wee *evenly wounded 4 t ball. which entered his made. Colonel Itothe, "'amending the 9:144 Highlanders, was the first , liircr to him, and had him carried home by a party Li. ru. u. Dr. Munro, of the same regiment, wes quickly at en .ar.ee, and immediately extracted the 1011. The attended with acute pain, bet this gallant old 31, it an a soldier ought, sad we are Kapp y to state he r• .wing well. C a pt a i u L a k e woe formerly in the ; 4 4 is aa old Waterloo sea, and was severely *waded in the head in that derisive battle. 1 ARLOW% NEW IN- ) ) 9 VVATED SILI-ACTI NO NYPROS ... r7- -= 1 9 pl . ji I AP- ItO...UILIW. NO . t:sT.PRO !: 1 ..f.. .1, tree e.o.m.'s! tat or Or so f ftectually I *Bras tqw. 9 •-- • that tht Wt Oat &all Or draws eagood se . . A r ... 1 _.. ,......___.. 1 4 -1 ri II -...i fi. i tbe Itre; encrusted le repay Is oat In • . . 0 two arta a Ye ; Wee 4.. dd.; ditto x elayttepfat,d far awry, tr.. I s. • The above enernvlng effl rapist* It. t 9 11 Masi. sent the lease kf vls dried oe . W i - I , allt tap et the elogC(ehlaf ham a rap. e • i = ob tatzt . see oh 'Led •nta u t:The. re rue of Sealy; el.* the tap to tuned Mae were Woes aster. JANIS BAILOR. It, King %CUBA= stmt. likeeteweewie. For•UO•bed IWO. ILL—Nesedespreeler except Wasps' LOCAL SHARK MARKETS. LIIIIIMPOOL, Ansit. 2.—The market has to-d_ay been extremely dull and inanimate. London and North Western, Eastern Counties, York and North Midland, are all rather lower. The following are the transactions:—Aberdeen, 111—Caledonian, 181 Eastern Count lc% 9 5-18—East Lan cashire, 171—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 711—Ditto (201. F. shares), 11 d.—Leeds Northern (late Leeds and Thinki . , 171—Loads's and North Western, 121 I—Ditto (new - shares), 11 p.—Ditto (Blth ahares),3l p.— Manchester, 8 4 e • 1 Brl4l, and Lincoln (preference shares), 121—Midland, 61 I —North British. 8 7-16 —South Eastern and Dover, 21 1 —York and North Midland, 241—Belfast and Bal y awn', 32. - BIRMINGHAM, A►RIL 2.—This market wu languid to day ; in local stocks, Birmingham Banks were done at 30. BRINTOL. ArluL 2.—Wa had a tolerably active:market, Great Western Original Stock being done at ROI, Midland Stock W. Taf Vale (New) prol., and York and North Midland 2.3. MAIIICHILSTR/L, APRIL 2.—Theta has been 3 quieter mar ket, but prices have been other steady. Oxford and Wol verhampton, 17 11.16; Eastern Counties, 91 ; East Lanca shire, 171; Dover. 22, 211 ; York and North Midland, 25 ; Manchester and Birmingham C. qn. 21 pm. ; Sheffield Pref., 121. Lino, APRIL 2.—The following is the business done on 'Change this morning, the prices varying little from those of yesterday, though the market closed firm :—East and West Yorkshire, 121; 10/. Lveds New Gas, 18; North Western, 111 dis. ; Midland New Preference, 1 die.; South Eastern and Dover, 211 ; Midland Btoek, 641; Leeds Northons, 171 ; Bast Lancashire, 171. THE ELECTIONS MONMOUTH ELECTION. (Paola ova OWN 001/LISPONDINT.) The nomination of candidates for tho representation of the united boroughs of Monmouth, Newport, and Usk. took place on 'Thursday at the Town-hall, Monmouth. The present vacancy is one of the results of the unfortunate failure of the Welsh hanks, In which the late member, Mr Blewitt, had an interest, and which called for his ties of the seat. The prospect of an early vacancy canal the preen nt candidates into the field more than three months since, and although the prospect of an early disme lotion of parliament led te the szpectation that there would be no electionfuntil that event, both the oppoeingeandidatte, Mr. Crawshay and Mr. Lindsay, have been actively canvassing the electors, and the contest has been looked for ward to with considerable interest in the surrounding district.. Tho proceedings were of the most boi.teroue character. Party saint ran very high, and cacti party in its turn did its best to render all that was said by the other inaudible. Atter the usual preliminaries, Samuel Hoinfray, Esq., Tredegar, proposed Cr.iwthsy Bailey, Esq., es a fit sad proper person to represent the united .boroughs of MOM mouth, Newport, sod Usk in psrlimeent.—Alga. Hells, Esq.. seconded She asadastion.—Jas. Brown, Fwg., of the Ebbw Vale Coapsey, proposed Mr. W. 8. liodssy, of Landon. The assisisths was esossdod bp tho W.ll Mirth Ilepittosisider.. .IsMisewaisiso o . lBfirosesift I A'. to ta;'iiriavour --- ;iiii. DadoY, and t.l; poll~was appointed fur Friday. CLOSE OF THE POLL. i,i MONMOUTH, FIIDAT. 34 Tke poViog commenced this morning with the greatest ft. animation. The following was the gross poll at 4 o'clock: ni. I Bailey. Lindsay. St. Monmouth 2OO .. 72 IS Ili Newport Usk 7B .. 24 Us In et.— . Ti.t 1 Majority for Bailey 2;7 ts:. Great exci:ement prevailed, attended with riot* and t turbulence unprecedented here. The windows of inns and i; , other public places, frequented by the respective contending 10 1 parties, have been smashed. Last eveuing and this morn- SO ing the carriages, containing both protetionists and free- Ili trade's, were assailed with showers of stones, and many 84 - St., were injured. U 1 SOUTH LANessltntz.-I'he nomination of Mr. John Chestharn as a candidate for South Lancashire in place of Mr. Henry, who retires, has given muds satisfse tion to the liberal and free trade party. On Thieved, • deputation consisting of Mr. George Wilson, Mr. Aldan= Watkins, Mr. It. N. Philips, Mr. Robert Platt, Mr. John Whittaker, and other leading freeholders in Manchester and the neighbouring manufacturing town., proceeded W Liverpool for the purpose et having an interview with sem of the more influential free traders and reformers in that important Fiction of the southern division of Lancashire, on the subject of Mr. Cheetham's nomination. The de putation was received at the chambers of the Li verpool Financial It, form Association, and there were present—Mr. James Mellor, chairman, Mr. W. Itathbone, Mr. William Earle, Mr. 'Lowden, Mr. Ellison Harvey, Mr. J. Riley, Mr. A. W. Wiley, Mr. Boult, Mr. C. E. Rawlins, he. Mr. George Wilson opened the proceedings by stating their object in visiting Liverpool, which was to confer with the gentlemen there assembled on the subject of Mr. Henry's retirement from the representation, and the pro posed nomination of Mr. John Cheetham. lie entered very fully into the steps taken to find a successor to Mr. Henry, and said that Mr. Cheethsm had been very cordially ap proved of by all parties consulted, but that they were desi rous, before having a larger and fuller meeting of free holders, to obtain the sanction and co-operation of their Liverpool friends.—Mr. Itathbone, in reply, expresses" the thanks of the meeting for the courtesy shown them, and said they highly approved of the choice of Mr. Cheethars, believing him a very suitable candidate; and be proposed a resolution pledging the meeting to support the nomina tion on is future day, and thanking the deputation for their visit, which was carried unanimously.—The friends of the Lion. Captain Egerton, R.N., we have been told, have de clined for him the honour of a nomination, in the conserva tive and free-trade interest, for South Lancashire, and no other candidata is spoken of Spurn HANTS.—Sir George Staunton, Bart., is coming forward at the next general election for South Hants, on the liberal interest. Tho conservatives, it is believed, will set aside Lord Charles Wellesley , and will SouTnAmprom.—Mr. A. D. IL W. B. Cochrane, the present member fur Bridport and son-in-law 'of Mr. Drummond, the banker, is to be the conserrative candidate fur Southampton. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Her Majesty's staghounda, Monday, Hawthorn 11111; Thursday, Boltspur—at 11. Bath subscription staghoands, Tuesday, Preston—at half past 10. N. F. 11. (Bloodhounds), Monday, Bolderwood; Thurs day, Markway Bridge—at 12. Albrighton hounds, Monday, Little Onn--at 11. Brass am Moor hounds, Monday, Little Almarliff—at 11. Ileythrop hounds, Monday, Cornbury Park ; Thursday, South Lawn Lodge—at half-past 10. Mr. Morgan's bounds, Monday, Amy Cross; Thiarsday, Kennel—at half-put 10. N. F. bounds, Monday, Bolderwood; Thursday, Mark way Bridge—at 12. Pytehley hounds, Monday, Brigatock ; Wednesday, Deena; Saturday, Drayton—at a quarter to 11. South Devon hounds, Monday, Culver House—at 11. Ludlow hounds, Tuesday, the Threo Horse Shot", Brown Cleo Hill; Saturday, W' ore Rolls—at half-pas 10. Tiverton hounds, Monday, Sampford Pcveril ; Thursday, Kele Bridge—at half past 10. United Pack, Wednesday, Pontdolegoche—at 10. Worcestershirs bounds, Monday Hundred House; Wed. nesday, Himbleton ; Thursday, lbsdford Bate; Saturday, Haw Bridge—at half-past 10. Hr W. W. Wynn's hounds, Monday, Llanforda ; Thurs. dailllangedwin—at half-paat 10. ksbi and Renfrewshire hounds, Tuesday, Cleugh erne ; Saturday, Craighead (Shotts)—at a quarter to 11. Warwickshire hounds, Wednesday, Till Hill; Saturday, Aleester—at a quarter to 11. Mr. larquharson's bounds, Monday, Martin's Town. Suffolk hounds, Tuesday, Scale Inn; Thursday, Whep stead Whits Horse—at a quarter to 11. Mr. H. O. Oreaves's (Cottesmore) hounds, Tuesday, Fos ter's Bridge; 'Thursday, Urimathorpe—at 11. South Devon hounds, Monday, Culver House—at 11. 11. H. hounds, Monday, Wigton Common; Thursday, Bramdran Common ; Saturday, Farleigh House—at 11. Somerset Subscription hounds, Tuesday, King'. CUR; Saturday, Asholt ood ; Tuesday week, Raleigh s Cross; Saturony week, Tiniherscombe Village —at half-past 10. Mr. T. Theohald's Soros rset and Wilts hounds, Tuesday, Hardington Park; Thursday, Black Dog ; Saturday, Dry Arch—at 11. Tredegar hounds, Monday, Tredrgar House; Thursday, Ragland (late—at half-past 11. Mr. Trelawny's hounds, Monday, Bailer's Arms (Dean); Thursday, Wadham—st hall . ..past 10. Mr. Wheble's hounds. Tuesday, Hampstead Norris; Wodnegday, liuchamstead Ridges; &turtle'', Pinge Wood —at 11. TILE ENGINEERS' STRIKE AT NIANCUREITER.—The following correspondence has taken plies between the Man chester branch of the Amalgamated Society and the Area elation of Employers —"T o the Association of Employees . —AmalgamatedSociety, Manchester Branch-offlce, March 30, 1332.—Oentlemen,—The Manchester District Commit tee agree to withdraw the circular issued by the Executive Council, dated December 21, 1861, awl the circular ema nating from a meeting held in Carpenter'-ball, October 2, ou condition that you withdraw the declaration. If the above propositions meet your approbation, and the ground is clear, we suggest the following propositions for your consideration :—To work piece-work on a mutual principle between employer and employed. To work over-time when necessary, and to be paid for so working at the rate of time and quarter for the first two hour*, time and ball' for the next two hours, and double timo for every hour worked afterward'. Thu deputation is waiting to appear before the association, or to answer any question that may be put to them on behalf of the work men.—Clentlemen, yours respectfully, W. !Ingot, Sec."— "March 30, 18.52. Sir,—We are instructed by the caeca live committee of the Employers' Association to acknow ledge the receipt of your letter of this day, and in reply to say, the committee cannot enter into any compromise what ever. They are otiosely opposed to all combination, whe ther of masters or workmen, and they mutt remind you 'that they were forced into the present one by the aggressive acts of your and other societies; and until all the olsjeetionablo rules, demand., and bye-laws of such societies are unconditii nail, rescinded and withdrawn, and the unquestionable right of every employer to make what arrangements and engage what workmen he pleases is fully recognised, the committee do not feel justified in recommending the or s ieton to rescind any resolution which they have thought nenessry to adopt.—We are, RICHAKIMON and WIIITWORTII.-10 Mr. W. Denim, Se cretory, Manchester Branch of the Amalgamated Sireiety." ISt•ENtleAvuEs.—We understand that !special jotnt mission is shortly to be sent by the English and French governments, at the instance of our Foreign-otlioc, to Buenos Ayres, to arrange a treaty of commerce, and the free naviga tion of the Vanua. The Chevalier do St. lleorge's has, wo believe, been selected by the French government, and he will have for his colleague a distinguished British nay 1 officer, who played a prominent part in the operations of the Britsh squadron there in l94B.—Mornisep paper. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'Cr.ocx. The share market dee/ not exhibit any essential Eine to-day, but the absence of active business has Eed a feeling of flatness , and several stocks are rather low•cr . Aberdeen. have been very , and have fallen 15a. per share. Midlands, Eastsres, and North Westerns, are also worse. Preach shone are firm, and Northern., and Or leans and Bordeaux have further improved. mtaus AND swats UNGUARANTIMD. Ra.MWATIL I: 4 lalmisse . .. mAir, !jetting y,., * eosin mad am UMW% .. all IllraWsiv. &Naar Vale. I.; Uldwitatil.lirsaablmt 1 Cli u m I L ima Jua..lo•33/. 14111 Meld a/ WNW .. ... Se .. -. .. A sat Bilebed .. CI Malian" Ileilistisec.. ell I Dasilmartirl Mor an ILIA _ I LlMlrir. 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DousiltolkseWtaters SO), Biro Wm, asd Deftly 066666 Woolen NI CUM MOM' (er* le Won, 171 Buldoolimmilro loodsoillAreters) In It 40 iaritillols U Ow* loColoiloolu) 47 Kortikoolaiger.lp.ol , , De in* 0201.12artbeni)1 $l4 2241Cliossoisir lb Duo 114 I(ltoolloOreittßtni 4pa lionilliby(LTiwkallillld 107 !DI $1 4 11*. l u lorrrot ria. ; 131 sae 13 dissio 26 j 10 NI 10$ In I_ oul Oisiroisk Dui* epliroolkilisDro; 1/4 20 Ditto fiellmou WWI 10 26 94 Lowestoft Cluir.novOnt. I (14014t0 Norfolk) ....,. 174 10 Noilliaellosursipero Om* to tl 20 Ditto Ma How l/11 Prontootitpo(Die. Loa 1211.91.1d0n5.a12 ' 1 Ditto LI i colies s a) Or) 20 limit, I Distoliodi I $1 looms trialata ( to Ugeit ilutiora tip 11616166.( 44 isotbftiliebliro Duo/ to Nr.lll.om) War /Way. p. Ct.goo Om* r OtosiatooliDor I 100 *lto • Oussnot (Moot *Ong Westin). NS lee St SI 1 11 4 86 e U II 44 48 I 10,_ tli Id z d Ili $ Si Si 13 II di 29 30 94 9) si inbordoen ----- - - . ho OtkdoL C las O . 15 Morin and tlolybesd ~ all Dundee, Perk, sal Aber. I I dean Juni:don .- - 111 EantAnglins(sl.lo6)6p.Ct. 11111enteen ConnUss Eat I i S Per a No. 61 Ditto do. No. g 10 !Do. Now 6 per Cent. Meg, 20 Lint.Union,Poripgu.6p.C6 I S Edinburgh, l'irrth Dundee, 61 per l' ‘nt .., 111,Groat Nerthers3 per Cod est=toiNnobletlorip 1 11 1 1n$110Or t it i LM! 101 Do. 6 par Out Medi ... 31 100 Mo. Wm Omer. 6pa 066. 138: Lenin a N.WaLlOsw.6 I llumOut) 6 gig Ont.. 6 lamisaMiWisUrsNow I lliaJbAblis... 1 i.11•1 1 10 De. Pow AN ... 3 Do. 416 . le . • 100 makedommai:4eCt I Ohio Preirseogo 20 Nod Air Entoindom .. .. I 3 Do.Ousranteed 31 wet. i S 'North hritlen ... . 1 10 ' Oxford, Waniiar, soi' Winner., AIL 0 pee Onnti $ iilnerronnirra.NewOuar.l 10 nbreeraNCliantet (Nor.W.' Ma.) spa C00t... ... 13 (loath Doren ... . .. IT York. Neveutle,k Ecrw., 01.14011 b of Zag.puro:i 16 DIII. Ditto .- „. 10 Yarkt2l.llld.lL&S.Pn MAIM% II Of " 17 171 linsi 10 so lotiosoonaiToWei . to 111 I Nome IVlo*.ow. 10 N NI iNullatit It It Root Neon ... ... . II 3 .3rist Lam Penlasola.. 1 4 1 De. SD IS Llizeodinara _ .„ .. 1' 10 Do. I Railway) „, .. U 171 tub A1ik0...... ... .. 10 it Do. do. Noir ... .. SO j 10 Nara NI Lags .. 10 14 Norton et Irmo— .. 10 II , 101••• at/ 1164444144 .. SO I 6 eons wed Ulm N 30 Pals 2•10oloor ... .. N It Po/IN/Ina ... .. 10 111 Nilo ud Nroaboorg .. N St Mooloaand Howe ... .. N to imloo mad Wu.* ... .. N 1 17 1 Thom out Plattro ... .. 10 a , Mat P% 4'-o ... „ N . 1 illioNni of Treats .. ... it -41 : 1 .. 41 71a 4 K 23 221 11 3 1 Ps 4421 4 4 pa 6_. i ii is Sil i 211 II li t 4i 4 11 II if die li •1 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Me are. Cooper and Davis report trade heavy, at the fol lowing quotations.—Prime Meadow Hay, 725. 6d. to 765.; inferior, 634. to 675. 6d. ; Rowen, 60e. to 63e. ; Clover, 76e. to Ma ; second cut, 68e. to 74e.; Straw, 235. to 275. WOOL MARKET.-TlllB DAY. The foreign Wool market remains very inactive, and very little has been done this week either in German or Colonial Wools. Manufacturers are trying to turn this flatness to gond aceount, and make low offers ; but holders are not disposed to sacrifice their small stock; consequently very few sales have been made. yasteraiy. If. to-4.v up to Ip.uu 14i i 414 04 O. Is so?' ' MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVIININO. The English stock-market was firmer to-day, though without any increase of business. The go vernment broker made another purchase of Consols at !Mb and the prim ruled throughout the day at an improvement of k on yesterday's rate, leaving off at 981 to t both for money and the 13th of April. The official business list embraces :—Consols fur money, 981, t ; ditto for account, 98t. South Sea Stock, 109,1 ; ditto, New Annuities, 081; ditto, Three per Cent. Annuities, 1731, 981. Bank Stock, for account, 221. Exchequer Bills remain steady at 641. to 71s. prem., but the June bills are 2s. lower, ut Ws. to 89s. prem., it being thought that the position of the money market may tend to a reduction in the rate of interest when these bills become next renewable. In the foreign stock market the movement in Mexican Bonds was continued, and the price further ascended to 34?„ being a rise of nearly 2 per cent. within the last two days. The cause of this rapid advance is to be found, as usual in such cases, in the receipt of private information by the last New York colt s g ; and much indignation is expressed by the olderilf flto thatinco of may official lodination during two entire days, in which a private clique of specalators is enabled to prosecute its operations at pleasure. Considering the liberal manner in which the columns of the press are invariably thrown open for the circulation of intelligence interesting to the creditors, many of whom reside in the country, and are consequently kept in total ignorance of the influences affecting the value of their property in the metropolis, the absence of prompt information from parties who ought to be, by their position, guardians of the bond holders' interests, is certainly deserving of grave re- prehension ; and the more so, us the present case is by no means an isolated one. So far as can be gathered from the sources of information open, the Messrs. Barings will be ready very shortly to dis count the order for the American Indemnity money, the recognition of the document by the United States government, which completes the requisite forniali tics, having been received by the last New York steamer. By the same opportunity we are ailvised that offers have already been made to the Mexican go- vernment by eminent capitalists to farm the cus toms revenue of the republic for a term of seven years at the price of seven millions of dollars per annum. The realisation of this proposal would not only meet the entire interest of the debt, but would further suffice for the formation of a perma nent sinking fund; so that the interest felt in the decision of the question is rely great. It is also positively stated that the next packet will bring over at least 97,000 dole. on dividend account., Spanish Bonds were also in increased favour to day, and a good many transactions were likewise concluded in 'Peruvian at full prices. The list of actual sales is as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 99 1 „ •' ditto, Five per Cent. (Rothschild's), 991. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 74, 76. Dutch Two-and-a-Hall per Cents., 60; ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs. 92 1 ex div. E c u ador Bonds, 51. Granada Deferred "Bonds, 10, 91. Mexican Bonds, 331; ditto, for account, April 15, 331, 341,1, ,1 ; ditto, Now Converted Three per Cents., 271, 241 1 . Peruvian Actives, 1031, ex div. ; ditto, Deferred, 661, 67, 66, 1, ex div. Portuguese Five per Cents. (Brazil guarantee), 100; ditto, Four per Cents., for account, 36. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1031, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 93, 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 45 ; ditto, for account, 44, 43 1 , 441; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 201; 1 „ 1; Venezuela Actives, for account, 48, 1, 471; ditto, Deferred, 181. The market for foreign exchange was but scantily supplied with bills to-day, and the quotations are consequently in several instances in favour of sellers. The demand, however, was not sulllcketiy pressimg to produce a sensible decline in the rates. Short Paris was done at 23.321 to 35; ditto, three months, at 25.50 to 55. Amsterdam receded to 12.01 to 1, and Frankfort to 121; to /. Hamburg maintained its previous rate of 13.101 to 11, and no variation of importance occurred in the rates on Italy, Sicily, Spain, and Portugal. Vienna was decidedly higher, and difficult of sale at 12.44 to 46. The quotation for Trieste is 12.46 to 48. The prices negotiated are as follows : Amsterdam per C fasort Duo Prices negotiated. Front To I IR. 1 r .... IN. °Av. 121. sty. 111. air. 11,4;tierdaiiii Busbat am! Alr!A pa , els vas 1211. 134 lid,. limos. 10/etbl. 13aseft. Met. 121411 Okr. 121111. Car. In. 1211. 4611 r. 126. 46kr. 124. 4nkr. iii;a - Thaw amt St*. Mfr. 33e. . 54 c. 25fr. 530. 50e. 43tr. Lk. Paris . •• . • ~ oOrt 1.4.1iie. ::: Fair: ire: Ditto —.... ,, 9 Iloses2SCr. Os. ... 231 r. Ms. Hans ...... ....„ „ . /Hr. 0245. ... USA. . 510. liordspas. ~, . . 25tr. 514 c. ... 251 r. She. =O. ... . „ I.llr. 52p. ... 25fr. 370. 25tr. 570, ... IStr. 11p. Ones = Sul?. 134 ... SO& NO PX:e in n per duvet . 419 penes ... 41. pre per map „ 121 pease ... 1219 per Merles Madrid per lass ~ 4$ pence ... 49 peon 1...011a „ „ pow ... 11 4 perm cis la Zer „ PP PP PO a pens ... 49 pre Neville„ „ 49 pose ... 49 IHOS9 Russia= ar O. 45 pass ... 49 plus 811 boa WWI% per 901.1 „ Se pale .. S 3 pre °port., „ U pose ... 53 per St. Petersburg per Fable „ 27, pews ... 27 j peas -- - --• The bullion market being quite bare, no change has taken place in prices. The arrival of the Con way, now many days overdue, is daily looked for. Meanwhile bar silver is flat, and the quotation given in the annexed price current, issued by Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins, is merely nominal :—Bar gold, 775. Od. per oz. standard; American gold eagles, 76e. 3d. per oz ; Spanish doubloons, 78s. 6d. to 795. per oz. • bar silver, without gold, Cis. 00. per oz. standard ; ditto, containing gold (all gold above A grains in the pound to be paid for), As. 02d. per oz.; Mexican and South Amencan dollars, 4s. 101.1.)per oz. ; Spanish pillar dollars, OStl. per oz.; plating, 16s. per oz. ; quicksilver in bond, 3a per lb. Tho shipments of specie to the eastern markets are materially diminishing. The Euxine, l'eninsular and Oriental steamer, which will leave Southampton for Alexandria to-morrow, will take out only 32,0004, chiefly in gold bullion. Tho account of the position of the Bank or Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 27th of March, is as follows: BAN IL Ob INGLAND.—AOOOnt for the week salmi Mar. ST. 1861 NoNti haat .-........133.30,466 Otaanunatt DNA— £11.01 , .11d other deaaNtlas. 2. 001 .50 0. , 1•16n1n and Mali 10.257.0150 Minor Bathos 33.376 133.290,465 1•11 , 111111/. ildnrarnent eseoNle. daeiu J. Dead Wage' AAnuicr ..... C13.r.1. J al OtlkrlccurtUc t Nola . . . 13.140.n0 oets eOlti 10;90 433.Z.0,465 ', -,-- pant,. DI Prereeen'Oaretel 414,563,103 Res Public Drpoeitejnel NIS 11000.0111. ul )4111111 Debt, .1 Ihr. Aro94 7.978,820 Other le —' 11,644.776 ,even-darancl other kW, 1.12444/0 f i31,922.0P1 / i1 , 114. - r2 - 2 April LISA M. MARSHALL. CIAO ("Aim The above returns, when compared with those for the week preceding, exhibit the following changes: Circulation iNIUO Circulation active 20,160,245 Increase 170,216 Public deposits 7,978,820 Increase 458,427 Other deposits Uevernment securities in banking department 13,567,693 Without alteration. Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both _ _ _ departments - 19,616,74.5 Increase ! 09,816 Seven day and ether bills 1,124,590 Increase 63,070 The Rest The Reserve The stock of coin and bollion is moving steadily upward, though from the absence of the usual im ports from the United States, owing to the decline in the exchange, and front the Australian supplies being kept hack by the contrary winds, the ratio of in crease is less marked than it was a few months ago. The increase in the public deposits during the week must have been very large, as payments have been in:progress from this account for official salaries, and 'other expenditure. This fact also explains the in crease in the circulation active, and the decrease in tho reserve. The difference noted in the private de posits is rather considerable, but this item is too variable at the present season to admit of accurato conclusions being drawn from every fluctuation. 7 7i h Si N( 17i 606 6 11 MI 19_ 191 Si be 141 14 37 19 7i - BO 7 BO 5 1 i I 14i I 376 11.1 nil 71 113 4 i 1 i •is i 44S I I i $313 211 1 I za U 4 Di I dim si is i is 14 A se_ if if 13 Pm 111 3 i Pm 13 14 111 3 Hi t li id II I a. 121 12 1•1 114 .1 1 4 ' . 3 S 2 2 4 dll ei rse 11+ 1 1:t 4 1:1 I la 11M/ATS .1 5 11 . I i 4 i S I 1 f 141* TIIIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. Quietude continues to prevail in the Cunsol mar. kct, and the price has not varied from yesterday's quotations, of 98 to i prem. Exchequer Bills also remain unchanged. In the finxign bonds there has been a fair amount of busines+. Spanish Threes continue in favour, the Old stock having further risen to 133, and the New Deferred Three per Cents. to 219. Mexican Bonds are still looking up, and have been dealt in at 311 to;. Peruvian Actives mark 1091; ditto Deferred, tio► tot;;; Buenos Ayrean, 7.31 to 761; Venezuelan Three per Cents., 48 to T,ATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. !Alla, Aran. I. For , f Mussy. Opole. 1110•14 Lome MOS. I pot c.44u40. S per Cent. 4 per Ccnta. ... .. ... 51 do. New hen ' 101 50 1 . , ... ... «. S per Ceuta Excl.erne in. London : at U 35 ; I e day% 25 32j. Betides, S. IMO) — Money. Nopies Mentes.. Slaw Do. S. tz.2 Do. 41 Do. 21 — Trineary Rends ... 31 4 maaaMlta Piedmont 3v. Ceuta GS 25 BA lA. ~..h.rrs 270 ... PARta, Aram 2.—St. Germain, 6.50 • Versailles (right Mak), —; Ditto (lett bank), 2.0; Per. and 4rl. ans, 1,163; Yam sad Roue., 705; Marseilles and At 4 , 00 n, 17;1 79; rite,bourg and Bale, 23J 60; l entre, 650; Orleuu ewl Botdsaux, 311; Northers, 663 73; P.Tt awl dra-60ure, as: Yarir and Lyorr. 6 , 0; Tours and Nantes. 3.11 75; Monterenu and Troyes, 170; Dieppe and recamp, 29170; BardeAuz and T. ate, 107 60. BERLIN, MARCH 31.—Voluntary Loan, 1021,; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (11150), 1024 ; ditto (18(2), 102 1; National I)ebt, 891; Commercial Ma. rine Society's Premium, 122 1 ; Bank Shares, 1024 . - VIENNA, AERIE I.—Fivo per Cent. Metalliques, 95 1-16. Now Loan (A), 95; (B), 1071. Four-and a-Half per Cent. ditto, 84 11-16. Bank Shares, 1,247. Exchange on London, 12.29. IflNj FRIDAY EVENING. Thero was a very good inquire for mining stocks to-day. West Attie& were in aemand at 211, but at this price there were no sellers. Alfred Consols also exchanged hands freely. The following are the latest quotations, as authorised by the committee of the Mining Exchange :—Alfred Consols, 181, 10; Bedford United, 5.1, 6; Black Craig, 3; Butterdon, 4,1; East Gunnis Lake Junction, 1, Garreg, I); Great Wheal Alfred, 15, 16; Mendip hills, 1, 1,1 Merllyn, 61, 7; South Tamar, 3), ; South Tolgus, 135, 140; Tamar Consols, 4, ; Trannack and 80. Bence, 31, ; Trebarrali, 61, 1; Trcgardoch, 5; Trehane, 41, 5; Treviskev, 200, 210; Trevcllyan, 1; Wellington, 6, 1 ; West Alfred, 20, 21; West Dong Dong, 54, 0; West Providence, 52, 54; West Tolgus, 1,1; Mary Ann, 42; Wheal Robins, 14, 1; Sydney, 6 ; Trelawney, 44, 45; Tremayne, 24, ; Vcnton, 51,6. The gold mining share market was again dull to day, arid prices are stationary. Colonial gold shares were allotted this morning and sold at ono time as l low as 1. prem., but several buyers coming forward, the price rallied and left off firm at to prem. 'fho latest quotations of the non-official list are as fol lows:—Melbourne, par to prem.; Sierra Nevada, par to 1 prem.; Victoria, k dis. to ; prem. ; Quartz Rock, dis. to prem. ; Auriferous Ore, ?, to ; dis. New Granada, to ! prem. THIS DAY. Two o'Cr.oca. Gold mining shares are steady, with very little business doing in them. Colonial gold mark 3-16 to 6.16 prem ; New Granada, 3-16 to 7-16 prem.; Car son's Creek, d-16 to 7-16 prem. For other shares the Stock Exchange remains quiet. CIOAInd L Unallllll NO. Share. Minns. raid prim does 3 seterday. to-day. --i 100,000 1 Spina Fria 100,000 10s. Anglo CaWoreian 16,00 0 TO Asturian 10,000 10 Australasian 20,009 20 Australian 5 i 4 100,041. I Australian Freehold 10,000 I Ave Maria an 1 4 die 0,0016 0,0 Blarroreon Iron and Coal all ... ... 140,000 I British Australian Cold 10,000 SS Brazil. imp (Ira. at Si. pm. 24 4 11 2 6,000 TO Da Command (Lab al: 11,000 30 Do. Bt. John Del Xe 7 210,000 1 Carson's Creek all I 4ln 11,001 ... Cobra Copper To,ooo Eng. & Auatrallan Copper all i 4 ;on 31 ti,noo 20 General 6 ,, ,e00 I ;Ode. Mountain._ 11.000 On at Polemoth .h par l P 1 P m 4 11 , 20,000 I /drsiesrik SouthAinericao 9 :00,000 Nouveau Moods 120,0.0 Port Phlllp 1 li rls par 7,900 20 Sanitise de Cuba IC/ 4.000 1 Pin Croft 43,174 22. iii United Mesioan 100,400 Wort Maripoia all 1 1 dla X SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE __ MARKETS. MINCING-LANE,iA TURDAT MORNING. There has not been much animation in the Colonial mar kets this week, and lower prices have occasionally been ac cepted. Tho public .ale. of Sugar have not been large, but quotations show &decline upon some descriptions of about 6d. per cwt. Foreign sorts, however, have realised rather advanced rates. Coffee has been heavy of sale, even at • slight reduction in the value ; some Native Ceylon has to day changed hands, at 38s. per cwt. The Persia, from Ceylon, with the first of the new crop, is reported off Fal mouth. Slice continues very fiat ; some sales have been made at the late decline. The Tea market still continues dull and inactive, and sales are made with ditficohy. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet, with no alteration in prices. Town Tallow is quotod als. Gd. nett cash; Petersburg YR. on the spot, 3..5. Gd. to 3.55. 9d. ; October to Deeembtr (1852), 375.; on or before the end of Morph, 3.55. MARKET AVERAOBA.—Town Tallow, 3M. Od. ; fat by ditto, 2s. Gd. ; yellow Russian, 375. fhi. ; melted stuff, 275.; rough ditto, 164.64.; Tallow graves, 9s. ; good dregs, 6e. COVENT-GARDEN.-THIS DAY. The weather continues cold, but the market is still well supplied with vegetables and fruit. English Pine-apples are tolerably plentiful. Hothouse Grapes have made their appearance; lineagen ones aro lather deater. 'She best English Pears fetch good prices. Oranges are plentiful and good. Nuts are nearly the same as last quoted. Strawberries are still supplied in small quan tities. Carrots, Turnips, Cabbages, itc., arc sufficient fur the demand, and there is some tine Cornwall Broccoli in the markt t. Potatoes arc generally good in quality. Let tuce and othir salading are sufficient for the demand. Mushrooms ore cheaper. Cut flowers consist of Heaths, Epacriscs, Mignonette, Camellias, hoses, Acacias, Azaleas, Primulas, Hyacinths, Tulips, Lily of the Valley, and other , furred bulbs. l'ise-Ipplee, per lb., 4. to 114 Groper, hothotpe,p. lb., I I. lofts Grupe., 14.h0n, per lb., 20 to b 6d Poramberrlc., per IL, to to Is Apple', latch., for bu.b.,14t01464 Peon, dower; per .1, es, 2• to es Aist444l4, per peck, 5- - sweet, ter , 21 to Ss Leowna, per doe., la to 21 °Maga% plf dor., to 1. Gd per 100, 3., dd to 104 —hcv Ik, p. Joa., IP. to 3a Nub., Bar., p. burh., I --null, 0• b ah., IZ. , to 144 Coba, per 100 lb., WOK. rIOIITJ . Ravels, per dor., trd to 2.5 . Peened Beene, p. 'OO,3OPd toes lerooron, pee Inirb, &Lin I. 31 brads, reels 2d toed Arepereitts, per tu.ndle, .s tole beekele, pet basket, le 9d to 2. 61 GM11.111., pet doz. '24 Gd tole Rhubarb, p. , GJ to 1r Gd Parole% I—, ton, 49r to We ler rut.,lllo6e per bush., le 6,1 to t's id Turnips, per due.. Is Bd le bed Cucumbers, curb, Is Oil toSsi tieserr, per bundle, 64 to I. 6d Carrot., per bench, ed te 7,1 Brasses Sprouts per bat( eine, Is to le rd SAnseb, Teriorve, Is to Is (kl Omar, per bench, fd to 4d bones, p doz.. Is6d toga Ehdise, per ICJte, I.to 2 61 113LIVI. Cee4p r doa. Is. to ?a rasnlpo, prr .41 10 Leek., per Impala Id to 2,1 Shallots, per lb, sd to bid Garlic, per la., rd w ad Artiebulles, Jerusalem, pro hilt Neer, 04.1 to Is [Mum, Csb., p. mem 4d to Is Small sa'aSn, p. pun., 2d to :•.11 Bone Radish, per b,11., Is to 4s I.llphnans", per pot, Is to Is Id per punnet, ad to Is Sorrel, per bolt sieve, Isla to 1160 per bwoh, 11 to 3.1 Asvory, per Insach, 2,1 to 3d Thyme, per hunch, 2d to 3,1 Par.ley, p. 410 r. bah.. 2" to 3s 31:r0., ie+ buret to Gd per bunch, 3d to 44 Marjoran,,flo., !Tr buvell,,h!te 1d Wateirre",h, r h INyt:EsT ON THE LATE MR. JOHN OILP.S PILCIIER. —A verdict of accidental death was found yesterday, by the jury assembled to investigate the death of Mr. Pitcher, who was, a few days since, knocked down and run over by an omnibus. 111 1.1 C at 1:1 lif 114 dis 90 91 181 111 111 12e 17 11411 II 1