The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-13 00:00:00

:4 • eirelts, which bays hitherto refused or delayed to Ant reireeeotativey. An I even thorgh Prussia ebeald c ny its point by a *arrow majority, this would afford no firm footing for an emperor of Ger many. The affairs of Germany are in a terrible state of perplexity, but the entanglement is not yet great enonzh to serve toe purposetc f Prusea. All that is beinldel log in our pretest situation is owing to the ',teaks of that power. She lamed fr. m the begin stag at a eocsitution which would exclude Austria; aim alone threw cold water on the popular enthusiasm that would have scorched,withered, and dissipated all obstacles to the reorganisation of Germany. And after having done all this mischief she accuses of want of patriotism all who refuse to pat their trust in Ira, and blindly play her gams. The second reading of the constitution will pro bably be moved on 'Monday next. Bat there is res in& to apprehend that foesign affairs sill come in the so "Y. armistice of blalmtie will not be renewed; hut it is said a treaty of peace has been concluded at Petersburg. In one way or another this subject will proy, , ke &elusion ere keg. If the armistice termi nates and the war is renewed, ministers will be called to account for allowing themselves to be duped by the Ramo-Denish pol'ey, which will appear clearly only to have sought a suspension of hostilities enrieg the winter month", when all the edvan tages were on the side of Germany. If the mom of a peace concluded at Petersburg is confirmed, the debates will be still more msbarrsssine ; for the central power and the damnably will, in that ease, have a right to accept or reject the treaty, and this will give rise to difficulties quite an great se attended the armistice of Malmo**. In either esse we are rapidly approaching the crisis which will determine both the internal and external =got Germany for a long time. We who are down the mud-current of the headlong tar rent that hurries, are lees then any others able to pre dict what the next day may bring us. But the Ger man nation will have the lest word an its constitution • and policy, if those who at present rule it are incapa ble of comprehending that it wishes to re-assume its • place assoog the great powers in the conclave of Eu mean states. HAMBURG, MAWR 9. To judge by tte measures taken by the war ftart. mint in the duchies, they must expect hostffities is recommence at the expiration of the armistice. A clarnation to the landed proprietors acquaints diem that troops of the empire are expected, and, as was done in similar cases before, contributions in kind,ssy food for men and horses, will, be levied ; the iandlor* arc to take notice of this, and not to empty their granaries either of corn, straw, or hay ; bat be prepsred for requisitions. Another proclamation orders the authorities to send in lists of all the able heti d men from the ages of 28 to 30 years. The "central union for forming the landwehr," at Schleswig, invitd Dr. Ingwcraen, at /atom, to assist them in carrying out their plans; and he obeyed the call. Volunteers, who got their arms from the mend at Itendsburg, arc practisiog all over the eleintry, particularly riflemen, and there is no doubt Om contest will be a sanguinary one, the Schleswig- Holeteiners seeming inclined to defend their country to the last extremity against foreign aggression, and the Danes, perhaps, not lees eager to conquer it. The seasinander-in-chief of the Schleswig-Holstein army, General Boobs, bas ordered all the waggons is the peninsula of Sandewitt to stop which are carrying sapplitor of food to the Island of Alien, where the Danes muster very strong and are fortifying them selves. The typhus fever is raging there vielent'y, as Wed by the Schleswig-Hohtem papers. The Schleswig-Holstein diet is convoked for the lath instant, to meet at the city of Stbleewig. The Danish newspapers remark that soldiers in the ser vile of Denmark, who are natives of the duchies, and en leave of absence. will not be permitted to return when their time is up. This is contradicted by the Behleewig-Holsten government; but at the same time it 111 observed that they will be punished so- serdieg to martial law if found fighting in the ranks of the enemy. A regiment of Baden infantry quartered at Altona sad the adjoining villsgen has marched this morning is the direction to Rtndsburg, and will be relieved by Saxe-Altenburghers, who are coming across the Elbe from llarlang and the neighbourhood. This Is the first moventtut of troops into the duchies since the evacuations which took place according to the armistice of Malmie. There are others to follow from the south. 20,000 men will arrive, besides 10,000 PellealU3S, 6,000 Saxons, and 4,000 from other northern states. - - - To our commtros the state of =certainty is almost as ruinous as if we were at war, the kar of its out- Inak paralysing all mercantile enterprises which are at all in connexion with shipping. It mast have a bed effect upon tome branches of the English trade. The news just received of the dissolution of the diet at %roomier, and the grnnting of a liberal constitu tion by the Emperor of Austria to the whole of his seessarchy, creates a good deal of sensation. Int Court. The Duchess of Kent, accompanied by Prince irsest of Lainlinten, arrived in turn at half-past 11 o'cl.ck yesterday moraine front her residence, F -house, seer Windsor. Iler royal highness wee attended by Lady Peony Howard, Baroness de Bpeth, and Sir George Coulter. Prises Ernest was attended by M. Spam The Queen of the Belgians and the Duke and Dualism de Nemours, tad also the Prima of lichenlobe ',Washout', visited the total duchess in the attention, sad partook of a d t ieginer with her royal highness at her seePleatte. Clarenot-honse, Bt. Jesus'.. The Duchess of Kent left town at half-past three esleck on her tutus to Frogmore-house. The Dean of CarFele had an interview with Lord Sew Rawll yesterday, at his °Maid residessee is Dowsing. inst. — G - overnor Sir George Anderson had an interview with Earl Grey yesterday, at the Colonial•offies. Mr. Dodd had an interview with Sir George Grey yesterday. Mr. Wilrn and Mr. Gregg had also an inter view yesterday with the right hon. baronet, at the Hom an. The Hon. Captain Berkeley. RN., and Captain Washlogton, had an interview with the Railway Cowan. dawn yesterday, at their office in the Board of Trade. Mr. Tidd Pratt had an interview with the Chan t/nor of the Exchequer yesterday. Mr. Trail led also as Interview yesterday with the night hoe. baronet, at hie .B iel residence in Dowsing-street. - - _ - Despatches were 2 7 4(31;aYesterday at the Colonial else from the Gammas of Sierra Leese sad St. Helena. CHARLES J . NAPIER having ermined a wish to telt Italy previous to his ping to India, the Lords af the Admiralty have given orders for one of her Majesty's s'eamers to be at Leghorn on the 28th of the present month, to convey the general from Leg horn to Abandon, to meet the Marseilles mail there. The mail is to be detained at Alexandria until the arrival of Bir Charles. POSTAL REFORM IN BELOITM...—The Chamber of Representatives at Brussels adopted,on the Bth inst., a reseintion in favour of a uniform rate of postage of 10 teatimes (one penny) for prepaid and 20c. (twopence) lee unpaid letters throughout Belgium. The oommis non on money orders tabs 1 per cent. FINANCIAL REFORM. MEETING AT ST. PANCRAS. Yesterday apemen a nesting was held in the vestry-tees ci this be the pewees el using into en enema= the pressed gismo'st is favour of ineasdal sad rawhen se repent by Mr. Rase aad Mr. Cobden.— lretly. slinet Weelea, ia the dub, supported by Lord Dudley BWet, led several of th e were iatheintlid vaispayers of the pad& • biter was read bon Mr B. Hall, M.P., ening tint be tally seesawed in the eldest, et the nestle'. bat regretted that a serious Main. whish bad deprived hie et the en et nee of bb ewe, revealed bin has being reseal se die esseeke. • lessor ken Mr. Haw wee ant read, a big kis regret that the nature of Ids perliamestew l = sesiered Islainewthle him to Abed the weetiag. Mr. ROWAIRTM. larrietw. proposed the int wand= : ltee the mesa weasel enema la Ws esesery is loth adult la ~en wil ennithe wines% posing vttli dbervew wes sante seseeswe mg Wills damn iri er r = Sri& Oman is wilrid sia mingidoes. art mm Ills sorlbs tbrehre. swam te esnwee: rissedd ierednaa. see caw daft , bulk% I? .... Vwie Ll Tr i tikst a loafers eras ennilitow at Is to the at DIM tOODMIN wended the menden Len D. D. STUART wid b was glad Is have this men ~..r if adiresieg the laseting. as he thought it &drab/a Int died& express Is thee his views sad watisteals win nest bagesteat sablest. It would not at all en ** segthalikeibe base bin le bag dun the Anse of tide anelles bee lb Sandi abbe enseemease (Mew, War.) ll* MI duel/ Ass the nen attensary Min Ihd NEM = d i ?thiste tg di e wa sesezdhlt was bin k ege Senses. Re was what they grietiesirithy waled. It Wei Ole thee ths labossis nth* country demanded. The people desired leas tamtion. and they had a right to have les. asd they had &se a right to possess more power. (Hea r, beer.) Them was. two ob ject' which had brought him to We mastian, and they were all assembled bore because they wished to Lyng& dims ob ieatr He was hero act fur Os mosso awoke or susta n a resolstion—bsemos ha did sot think suit a duty was required of a member of parlianasot—bat to boos sa *epistolist of their wishes and latestism and to Ist time know what his own views wen. Ho was hippy to say he fully °metered them in their opinion Imes the subject of inamial sad maim meter, redans. It was his Muslim to do all 1$ kis pewee to loam the basin of taxation at pemsat immumi spot them, sad to gds this Mao rights "Well the, Vesarel flod la dreemthoi r end the possemaet musk her was quits sere, be endstive to the Mersin el the =2 ; Fisessial sad ninth news wen billi v empirei. reheat moms lien to peellemeat. scud pada misery ream lawn II was by mesas On sine that they email gas lbessiel nibm—thet they mei sheen a &nisei= of the berthas which we apes the.. What they desiesd wee cheep govenniest sad the nesse of glees engem to their wises and ch"i"ns, sod to seem to theandvole that degas of which eery ma ought to have tbe power of It was ealy toy token of tbk kind that they could dada eizg the eiti they hod is view ; far unless tho of OM.- mess end elley w npreeested the people they wield net be a to Mimi th ose ponces whose Moen it was te minas derad esenntices. The House et Commas should be a fall and tree repressed= of the Iriand is order to promote so desirable as shiest wis sesemary to have moms to such mass as they wen sew adopting. It bad be. add then It was miTbllligississ out .61 doors that But ha esS e st aY o= pe rhe if the had over Cam deems= were to be a free repressatatioa of abs people, let all the people eentribite towards it, at that no =dm inflassee deed be used to lodges a man to vote spine his antis**, sad there wadi be so seeenity for absaan damn. The mile testa me Wag and n si Cleousess wasted meths. The people denuded a Methadon of our tame, sad they were last tte s = a ny b t " %rerressa niaiceit s l tt l e s prep ß ir e ( tear e r. Tory Ines. n the ninon nto the nemesety toe as be pine d by kis ruts foe Mr. Oebtha's miles, ha maid s that if as, treated doial ileaselM taken they mere seer vs of agitate( for par lionentary seism Let then do all they Gould to rally mid Mr. Hee in order to help kin to support the views of Mr. Cohan Lee them tale can so intimidation was ever used Imre shame. Let then take ears that the names able repressed than should sot by issitli of time forget the amen they bed made to them es the hustings. Lot this ban sack nes in woad Mist up= a abscess kerseisa ef pediment flappaisg the most =- maid cageat with sled Ike sin al &store districts to be all that maid be lodes", yet Shen was some roma to =Pthat members, is the same of WIN years, night al s o the aseenity of sapperileg all thee message width th ey lied wheels& sa iii• - birtifte. (Rent hear.) Of all Angers le whisk thj e rie send be exposed, the onaled wee that of Meg repreentad is parliament. Leek at what bed mean= is ream debar the lam year. Lewis Philipps had large nejorities ; but did they no =urns= the latexes of the people ? No, th ey Me penis—and nosed it le be *apposed that they was. madded 'Ms they were net so. Bat those majorities did see peen the sovereign from Ming hurled from his these= end the country from being brought to a state of resiulien. He meld say to the .***anent of this reen try, "Beware lest yes SW late a rimier error." Man Aow the dentin of mamma to essilaue as at present, this wadi Us thew Masse= inter to these which bad seemed in ins= Lathe gemmed plass confidence la the pestle. Thigh= sone yet Imbed Ikea, and never would, V they gave then the pewee Milk theusiegb i t h tasee p a ie Le o ; Ikon haw a dm imeemt The wen km to wise le with the inyWift that maid produce esettnisa of easnly Way frilmare liked to see these burins reiseniben alien whisk peened heavily I upon himself. Yeassiel Man was required; bat, is order to AMA thensial reties it was neessary, as be had already observed, 61 Ur hold of parliensatsry rafts= Finding thin asaged la the good work, and heirs the honour of is amen= and reportable a meeting, it was a to him to have this opportunity of saying he w is witk them upon this goatee, sad he would n ot Hoak debt. his pet weels miming to sorry out thole et:.(Clisenj c owardsalli anfesies betimes Mat thelatit of a nes in the body dna room deneediag She right to propose ea =paris hmid- most, es tlas grand that be was • rettipearr of the • sad after he had ranted the plans= mhos* that h 4 same was net an the list of rompepees. A loud cry was in stantly raked egoist hi.; bad "there were many persons who ulna= kr= The read wee that he was tkrue by three of ems dam the phallus% amid cries of . Shame, kin AMOS!! " lea one side, sat impugns el Indignation ageism es the ether. I . _ . . . . . . . — Tbioloobabe 'oo dies go* mg osiolod vamboouly. Mr. MUM moved tie most rosehilion : 1101611 =Oft approve of owl ewe Me marans of Mau ingspa Ity Ur. Ampik Rs. /LP.. la him booot iosii maw. vow by Wks. _ onomid rad doesorsl Wink brood onisomiy so the pond Os funs& kg of as op ell Wei the ofsbe et wen to ore wile ea sionleted atinor. . _ _ - 11i7 . 11MIT111111111101 - 4 sessaded the rushes , sad etesoleinal that the Naas ef Otanatas as at protest eon eluded vas not a pew rspressatedsa of the people. Masted fits sasetheut ewe were 261 Mathes of primes, 41 piosama, Oh salsa, 11 sailors, sod 72 lawyers. (A selsrlffy sha wol dfi n E rid of the yeeptsty qualification, dwi ty if thAesh_lLrope, marl such • man . that he was riablihas of Instisr,l6ll7l;r — il sit o che should beg cam hit aommit of is et iis. (Cries " Yen irsellie nay llethrilagten.) The nee' - llien use andel ustanintously, sail the following was she ailegtail g That a pills to Beef to the Hem of Commons by Lord D. ; sad dot ail brains be requoled to support dee prayer d bubo Woro Soo "Nod to Mr. Ho' and Mr. Cobden, " flair mud aodosviors to 'hook dio laribh mend! taro Mt the maim mad to astoro to the people their Jost die mosios la OM Osomaame Howl ad Parliament." Atm oaporslod. THE REV. J. BRORE'S CASE.-MEETING AT EXETER HALL. -- Yesterday morning a Meeting of moons interested la the case of the Rev. I. Shore, eons sting principally of gobblers and members of dissenting congregations, took plasm at Exeter Hall, for the purpose of making the acces sary pealimbury i ts foe • public meeting on • large ale. 1101111111 The Rev. Mr. Cantu (1 clergyman of the Church of England) having been ailed to the chair, and the Rev. R. Anytime appoiated The Rev. Mr. THOl er iali r f (dissenting minister), said that he had assavesed the present meeting in consequence of the impriscalemst of the Rev. Mr. Shore, and ft was for than eacisaide cm the steps which it WM most advisable to taloa team the aireamatances of the case. The Rev. Mr. Shen bed holm arrested at Spailelds chapel, on Friday evening last, immediately after preaching, by an officer sent by the Bishop of Easter. Attempts were made by the friends of Mr. Shen to Indust the opposite parties to consent to his datentica V London, foe the eonvouienee of conference with him, but in of their efforts, he was removed to Resmspole. Seteeft. They !oddest applied tech' proctor of the Coot et Lease, who said that his removal to Exeter was sanevaidebb, sad subsequently they had consulted the regletree of the esmasittee of the priv council en the sub rah* said thae the lomat of the y oppceite party could XL Ohne might remaie in London, but on raking *them, they timed to consent, and he was ftViteoamake the journey to Exeter, though scarcely in a of health to undertake it. He concluded by reading a letter bens Mr. Shore, dated from the pekes at Maga., in whisk that rattan= stated that the slat of thebhl2' d e enemy had lolled on him and told him, that it he the maim would be set free. Eiseman was, that he h not the mosey, sad eve. if he had, the bishop would have it in his paw sem Ow he got out of prison to faearcerata him ark be aloe. no SECRETARY stated that arrangements were in c ogr aih me s a whisk Mr. Shore's removal to Relegate would in the Gonne of the week. moved' — ii. first moieties, the sabstaase of which wu the Mader of the deep sin g:. 1% 1 . the meeting with his preset oaken to sad a premise that may AIM would be male for hi Ilimmisa whisk the ermotingies eat gospel mail esnotisa. The rev. geallesen having minalely detailed all the dranaostmeos whisk tormiaated is the 'meet of Mr. fibs* odd SO the oily gasoilen whisk maid be raised so to the progoirly of the some a emodast eloped by Mr. Mime & grew sat of the flat of his baring. sma imam pro test, *eyed fie diadem of the tribunals behre whisk be was orammeasd. The vides of Mr. /lose irso,thetbarleg ease emenoesd the floefies of a amesallormat Waller, he had =Mist Mani* embookilsel lam. New, la Ids ',Mks, KT. Pere afield law followed lap Ms epleise,sal alma his dead is it, by refesig Ss ge beim the Court of Anise. Ho Ilea read • Warr *ma the legal adviser of the ilsloop if leer is whisk It woe slatsi, that if Mr. Moon paid Ike male, for soaepognowA if whisk he had been muted, be ereaM set be farther amenable to the prewar of the esmmleke of the Privy Council. The rev. giallo. leas sagoadel that, ere if discharged freas so g: WO@ of the em for which he had bee mei the plasm el this Privy Council, be be sorsoled @gala Se lemma* Imo hobbled the adamaities el fir R. J. Puss, la the Omit of Amiss. who had aloe sow dossed Ws hi mots, nal admonished him spinet preamble ia the diesseeof BMWS Me the ktare._ _ — Cleat DES tosanded the teacloths. Wish was sips& maskeesely, TM iew. Mr. STRAITEN popes& the semi reeds time is which regret was szp orosi that he diosituy ef shank prehubst ebrieSimity skald be isvasted with the =se irmall • Immo of Christ hr sheyieg the et smisiesse ; sod the weeks of wit a power was asamesi, the sew of obahtiesity asd sad re New liberty, se4. awl, and mskiMs. The met hig was tother to w .11 peeler efforts for meals tvperfset Moles modem mil Aber,' of weeditp to wesielly M Mehisee of the esNhilshsi'hutch. . Mr. DAWSON eiessiol this mantles, which was Ws Moped eardissesly. A estvereatios this tsek pas ia which the wares most pow he prowl sieLlies lIM *sally discussed, sad a =almoselieso of A poems, with power to add to soohsr, was appsielsi tar the purpose of staking seresomassis hr a publh masties, sad reporting to it whoa it asembled. flasks were then pm to the shakiest sad the melte( THE EXPRF t §IO,-M.I . WAY EVENING. MAROS ti EQUALISATION OF POtilf sheer to Wahl* oh and the paissogers' oaks by running upsa the hitrueticm. Immediately the East Lancashire traits stePtied,he Lamas/tire and Yorkshire Company's Ger 'Vohs *eat and demanded the tickets from the peessegets. Vat demand, however, was fruitless, hasinvoh as the East Lanoeshiro perdu h ad taken the tickets from their penmen at the proviou station (ffingley), a harm which they are said to have now followed for three months past. This was the signal for retaliatory measures by the Zest Itneseldre perty,who had till sow walked in silence on either Ode their own las, as the servants of the other company W are em their own property—the polies menthe, lathing sa at both from the window of the railway station leenee, allneent in the deft et the fork formed by the two railways brushing sff to Nary and Belem. The first act of the Sett: lowieshift Compawy's meant' wee to remove the balk of limbh ad Oh they did without hindrance. The next peasnediog tithe Zest Lansmihkepsoly was to run fanned Oh end apt to fens liehre them the Lonmehhe andYchabire blockading lain. This, however, the Ohms appear to have anticipated, and having put on their Imam end booed* anchor Goghs up fa front ot their Mel% whisk hey had Mamba hem 11= seem thaireche that bad mime op while ths weee=l e hareLe_able to maintain their grona llies tft Bad by this time having bass& up a heavy trals Wiwi= stone on their other lime, sew mush it te sun intend sad lola up a position on the hest, .seem the Lath-s and Yedohlre up-line to Manchester, essatiyabreast of the bleskeilog_ train as the other lime of raft Thu the Laseashire eh Yorkshire Company'. citable See of rah Inseam eamtisiely Meshed np—cue lens by heir own Mak, hi the ether by the this Oda of the lad loraraldre Company. In this paddle mattan reamainad anti sear 12 Wettish ; and in the sessisthea the tisk every seensest sesamed a more serious mesh The Lanembire and Yorlobire Company's trains eider am i ss they ease up, kept sosumalating the means of Ueda& sad added to hose re the halos soing the spot to the left La wa ncashire Osaipmay ot , ato nd hem blissilig to the BLOM= and Dame Cosipany, whisk one upon he lussoshire and Yeeicaldre Com pany's rails at Betts.. By a little Ware twelve Veloth at nom there were altogether eight trains on he &obis lines se nil, of the two companies, extending sits by hie he mostly half a mile. Many of the pasaangers, is seise alarm, got oat of the carriages to remonstrate with the ettespany 's servants, and one party is midi to bare sent to Pcson for a post-chaise, threatening an action for detention. What occurred to break up the blockade we have not accurately learned, but we are informed that the Lancashire and Yorkshire blockading squad:cm having been left in the sole harp at Mr. Blackmon, at a little before twelve o'clock he withdrew their obennetion, and the various trains were allowed to pass , ftwards--hrtanately without accident or injury to the pas- , angers, though it mast be contemad to have been a dangerous experiment. No doubt the ultimate decision of the matter will, like most other such disputes,have to come before a chil tribunal, and hash employment end funds for the lawyers. It is but fair to say that the servants of the various com panies behaved with admirable temper and coolness, and that there was no necessity for the interference of the police. It is said that the East Lancashire Company resist the exemination of tickets, on the ground that the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company have soma to their books and returns, alleging that the proceeding is a vexatious one, to detain their trains, which, at a point further on, run in cot petition with the Lancashire and. Yorkshire. COMMISSION BY THS LORD LIEITTENANT.—I. C. Antrebus, Gent., to be Cornet in the Dui of Cheater's Re giment of Yeomanry Cavalry. weawrcionraz. CAPT. hiscorrocnia Lae been offered the governor ship of the new gaol at Birmingham, and it is belMved that he will aosept the apto9stasent ME MURDER AT BRISTOL.—The funeral of the ill fated lady, Him Jefferies, of whose murder at Bristol fall particulars have appeared in this paper, took place yesterday at the new cemetery at Arnos Vale, and attracted a cow course of speetaton. The police have succeeded with some difficulty In tracing out the flyman whet drove the servant girl B.nh Thomas, who at present stands charged with the murder, from this city to her father's house at Horfield, where she was apprehended and where, as will be remem bered, a coesiderable portion of the property stolen from the re:idence of the deceased lady was found. This man's (testimony is important as showing that at the time when she left Bristol with her pleader, the accused was not accompanied by any person. The fl y driver states that he took her and her boxes up on St. Michael's, when she will standing on the pavement, apparently look ing out for a fly. She then went to a greengrocer's shop end called for a bandbox she had left, after which she was driven to the stop gate on the Gloucester turnpike road, where she got out and went by way of a lane leading to her tubes house. The authorities are now endeavouring to train out the person who was seen in the set of carrying her bones from Treackard.street. The little girl Coln', who made the extraordinary statement to the Police, repo . rted yester day, still remains to custody. NAVAL. AD MALTY, KAM% 12. APPOlirrYlllll. Captidn R. Then; le Liniment L A M Krum to Coed Guard. = t Goinsirr, to Randolph. amWrir.iit TSD A to LW. Mester% Anna W. Brun, to Caledonia. Midthimen H. T. Daum. and G. T. Mount, to Excellent. thissaagzsa, Mescal 12.—The Girdsboli, at., Com. Lord Benalork wired here cm astwday. She is ordered to take to seamen km this yard sad ccavey them to Milford, to navigate the leyfrana treat Milked to it oolwich, for the fitting et her an- - XIITING IN WESTMINSTER. Ycateiaay ening a numerous moettog of the mentliors of the National Equitable Poor Rate Anaheim% took phase at as Ifileg's Arms Tavern, Palace-yard, Nen miner. ¶'h. chair was taken by Lord Noonan. His LORDSHIP said he bad may °binders generally speshisg to the present system of poor laws ; senlinn m he did In a part of the soantry when them were a nun of small taunts, his objedions were se m aisiel. He objected to the presentsystem of rat= setar t Indust, szpeasive, and (raved with to the ratepayers and to the poor theamehis (Haar, bear.) Many parts of it also wan leseght operatna. not la series arrocedanes with the law, the eat-lee =e Ja nne ; but the mat impernet pent hr was the s a blealies bads. es the pen thsesshes. The of entismost lay a the rest the on, and, by the free diesdellis of labour through the = ; s sass omed almost hieneable injury. The farther the t of the Min was removed from the inter /mom of heal satherities, the nacre likely it was to be fairly en newly ed, and that was to be effected only by a gond rate distributed sew the whole country, and tke mash able mosessemat. Kr. shad tin the unequal manna in which the bean of the pear else were distribteed in the city of Enna and the sanewshag losali_q, had led to the knalin of this moiety. The din la Norwich was, that Was seas pans ware paned in or eight shillings in the peer peer men ethers were mft sal y niaetesa pesos in the peas& The halm ammin Ronda were eine len tiers the semny ; it bean eznaively benzin may other localities suffered under similar g snancee, and the result was that the 'ablest moaned the ruble ninny exteadvely. The people now felt that the present law drives the poor fin the Wean of the risk to the localities new pm, and that unless it were altered it would eventually sat into the vials of the enetry. (Hear.) Alderman SIDNEY, P. on moving the int resolution, mid that it was ledinneablithat all taxes should Donnelly bona, and test the poorntee were not subject to this role a very kw eta alles wend prove. To show their lingual La= seed endr i stato that of the 13.127 paddies in 1 1 . 3 08 a poor-rate varying from 6d. to le • 5,149 paid fan Is 25.; 3,135 hen 2s. to h.; 1,370 ben; 3s. to 4s. ; end 858 keen 4s. to 11. h. Bd. (Hear t hoar.) The less. sesames Shea red a anon o f statistical stnemen tan poisanly from • nest India cation entitled " • Pisa hetho Equalisation of the Tow ' ratalllt=t as tingles," by Mr. G. I. Hankie& He dwelt as the issequalill b a s tiag ir, de= by ; nada of Stafford, Leeds, , ease town sad mann statin g his open* or the seers haleeinsed by Mr. • while. a eldetea. was • move la the Ogle dietetics. by I:::=S as the lmt resolution, whisk shanneed the exist. lag between the miens perishes t ril Ealaail ami Wales in the rate he the relief cif the poor as a nissast sad gross Wadies, which demanded the immeilin n inths of the lesbian*, with a view to • speedy remedy, as it appeared from the perilimentary r► turns that the average rating of England and Wale, amounted to le. dd., whilst fa many butane the rates is particular localities amounted to upwards of 7s.la thepound, and in some cases to 108. The CHAIRMAN said that in the pada la which he lived, they had reduced the rates from 12s. to h. in the pound, by a system—for he amines& he was • great oaths siast—namely, the system of allotment. (Loud ann.) In the pada in which he lived there were not quits 1,100 acres, and 32 acres were allotted to the poor at the ate of 41. an acre, which was cheer folly and eves eagerly paid. Daring the last Irian there was not • single able-bodied man in the parish out of employment, and the remuneration for labour bad been raised from the starvation rate of Bs. a week, to the mon substantial and satishotory amount of lls. and 12s. a week. In addict= to • general equalised rating, it would be a great boon to the poor sad indenions gasses of the pope. lation if government were to ends. the power of purcha sing waste lands, and leidig them, s had been done with such good results in his own locality. (Hear, hear.) Mr. WINCHES sanded the resolution, which was sup ported by Mr. Goodfellow, who stated himself to be • work -911 man , H. (MACRE= o l tAddison Hall, War wiarair;, peopend the snood ;minion, the pu rport of which was, tin the laws of settlement sad removal are no just Opieenthe to the poor, by caning large expendi. tare and 'Siphon, by impelling the beneficial employment of capital in t ab lederfaring with the liberty of tho per man and the of his labour; by seneft a sar plus popoladis tt i Ctity where it is sot seeded, and by nanny paugashing large numbers of inmein_persons.. This sandatien having been seconded hy Ur. aOHNSON, al IfeneW and spoken to by Mr. C. COCHRANE, both of whom ad many facts illustrative of the injurious opera tion of the law of settlement in the urban as well se rural districts, also passed unanimously. Lord NC ENT having stated that hie parliamentary duties obliged him to leave the meeting, Mr. &menage was mini to the chair in his place. Dr. LLOYD (chairman of the Warwick union) moved • resolutioa demanding the entire repeal of the laws for the relief, removal, and settlement of the poor ; and that their relief in future should be charged on the general property of the country, which wee also adopted. A petition to both houses of parliament on the subject was then adopted, and the meeting separated. Cnome..--Yosterday, the following fresh owe wero reported to the Board of Health : St. George's in Bast workhouse, 3 fatal; Shepherd's Bush, 1 ; Spitalgolds, 1; Isle of Dap, Poplar, 1; Sunderland, front 7th to 11th March, 44, 20 hind ; Olugow (10th), 3' Kilbiznie, 2 fatal; Stirling, 4 fatal ; Pai.ley, 7, 6 fatal ; Biesanea, 4.—Total, 70 new asses; 35 deaths. SYDNEY IJID NEW SOUTH WALES MAILS.—The emstract for the conveyance of km fiNesty'smalls between the United Kingdom and Sydney, New South Wales, by packet, will terminate on the 29th instant. All letters and news papers for New South Wales and New Zealand will, then fore, for the present, be forwarded by private ship. The postap will be the mil ship letter rate of sightpsnee the half-ounes en lettere, and one penny each on newspapers, which postage must be paid in adman. SCOTLAND. REPORT OF THE CALEDONIA CANAL.—Mr. Welker, civil engineer, has surveyed and retorted on the damage to the works of the canal, calmed by the diftWout floods of the 24th and 25th of Jan. He calculates that the repair of the breaches wl.l ccst about 10,0001. For additional security Mr. Walker proposes to raise the embankments end the upper lock gates at the end of such of the reaches as require it. Us contends that the canal had nothing to do with the damage done to the town of Inverness. If this be the Me the com minimum of the Caledonian Canal will not be liable in any expenses. PROVINCIAL. EXTRAORDINARY SCENE AT A RAILWAY JUNCTION. —A most extraordinary mad unprecedented some occurred yesterday morning at Clifton station, about five miles from Manchester, and the polntsbere the last Lancashire line, midway b etween Bury and Manchester, forms a junc tion with the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company's lines of rails from Manchester to Bolts, Preston, and Liverpool. The East Lancashire Company pus over the Lancashire and Yorkshire Compare ruts between Clifton and Manchester, paying toll, and it appears that some misunderstanding has arisen between the two companies as to the means of seam taining the proper amount of toll. The Eut Lancashire are in the hab:t of running several of their up-trains to Man chester past the Clifton Junction, without stopping, and afterwards making a declaration to the Lane and Yorkshire Company of the number of passengers the trains contain, and fir whom they will have to pay toll. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Company object to thin and demand that the trains shall stop at Clifton so that the number of pamengers can be counted, and give up their tickets. Towards the close of last week the dispute owned a serious aspect, by one of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company's agenta at lianthester (Mr. Black more) threelesing that he would blockade or stop up the East Latemehko line at the point of junction with slwre balk of timber. The Bast Lancashire Company get out a masseso wink Mr. Bisolonore on Saturday, but, notwith- I easing lib amore, the Issiasbire and Yorkshire Cce4. l penes morgue posesedail pielorday imenleg to *riot into emeentkm, ristwiebanssilbs the presence body Otis aunty polies from Dam and d a second y from the Peadistos esesty polies Sides user Molester. From ten to twills( *Vedic In the enessfing 1k alibis to the bodies of the directors and simile of both eon arrived at Clifton. The immediate neighbourhood is from popubms, but as the lines of railway from this point pees our rather lofty embankments, it mold be seen sir more MOMS around that there was an unusual commo tion, and numbers of ppeeoople were attracted to watch the up The East early trains were allowed to pus upon the Lancashire and Yorkshire line without ob struction. and run to Manchester, but at half-past ten in the merning, ea the next Bast Lancsahim train to Manchester was one which would not stop at Clifton, but attempt to pan on to lleadaester, so as not to allow the Lancashire and York shire Commars servants to count the passengers, the latter • to Wee active measures to stop up the But Lanca lha engrain a inSeient obstruction to the passage of trains open *dam A number of labourers were set at work kr this pupae add the dimities of Captain Lowe', ma untsi awilier et the Lensed** and Yorkshire line, Mr. sisekmare snidest etas Walk ea theßeltenlint,Mr lame, wildest f a t= W I ; Ind Mr. Hunt. t of the Their first I step was to lay down across thil d = and York shire Company's up line of rails to Manchester an immense balk of timber, ludas it close to the points of the East Lan cashire Compeers rails forming the junction, and opposite the semaphore signal-house of the Bast Lancas hire Company. Behind this balk of timber, at either end, wen driven down into the bed of the railway two heavy, long, iron crowbars, to hold It to its position. Thou again, behind this Dant of timber, the Lancashire and Yorluhin Company brought up a train of six empty carriages, with its engine at the Man chester end ; and tide may be said up to this time to have completed the bleekeikg scheme. The train of meaty ear. doges wu understood to have been for the double per. pose of blockading the line , and of carrying to a_ny ettbe mess Agers from the But Lancashire tidy ids W.* elms te leave It tad go forward, Over the Bolton Br% to Msesheiter. The But Lanouldre train was duo in Manchester about 10.40; but it was nearly that time before it Came up to Clifton ; and when it came in idght, It was signalled to stop, et coons rather than allow he se- NM* SPORTING. Although several hams are quoted for the North amptonshire Timlimp, the Tartar oily was really in favour on him the outlay war ea liberal that bakes the sloes S to I vma Ohm Msty. Pyrrhus. or eftrak sawed from tab smsmamat : he me not unatkesed. lf we mist to s maid Isstrommeat fa Perp-e-day Boy, we shall have mid all that is ansisamy of the littemolltaa Handleap. Joe o' Sot and Halo win not basked for mare mousy for the Cheater Cup, but =serdp simmosel two or three pelota at th e previous quotation. Oseddlas, leatesr, and Alta Omer were in some 11- wow et • imprommeat. The kw kaarodons co tee New. male& and Derby do sot olke ray room bt comment. faminiptisas: Nostmammasanti Bvaxas.-3 to I eget The Tartar - IS (3). 6 W lal Forshin( ll 2 to 1 altrt Ima3Proo. .a to 1 apt Vika, 16 to 1 apt matabdog t SO to 1 opt Olaelle (t). lIITIOPOLITAS JINDICAP. 100 to 16 apt Lugar (t mid att ce), 10 to 1 apt Cameral (t told oft se), 14 to 1 apt Flat. atelier (t), 13 to 1 opt Prep o Da Bey (t), 16 to 1 apt Loupprou, 18 to 1 apt &motor, 20 to 1 apt (t). NPRVAZIET HANDICLP.-6 to 1 apt Canezou, 14 to 1 si st FerahM. Two Taousarro GUNNAR STAlti6.-4 to 1 agat Thiel (t and att ce), 4 to 1 apt Hooryermb (t). CEZITIII Cor.-13 to 1 apt Joe o'.Bot, 16 to 1 apt Halo, (t), 22 to 1 apt Clmatloloor (t 13 to 1), 23 to 1 apt Gamow. (t), 30 to 1 apt Maier (t), 33 to 1 amt Commack (=apt Jam Omer (t), 40 to 1 apt Hatk=3o to 1 apt 30 to 1 apt lodise. 1,000 to 13 apt Dpurr.-3 to 1 apt The Flylag Dutchman 7 to 1 apt 'fadmor (t), 100 W 6 apt Urfa, 26 to 1 apt Iltrottow (t), 30 to 1 apt Clatterer, (t),110 to 1 apt Medan (t to 1 4, 60 to 1 apt Indus. Dakar, 1860.-1,000 to 20 apt Tordarillaa (t), 3,000 to 43 apt =dew (t). ILab3 3intenteence. EQUITY COlTETB.—v_zwrizDAT. _ Beim the Suter et the Roth. ATroaarzy-Ommi v. Paasui 7LLEAss or CaAarry LANDS our amps. This information was filed by the Attorney.deneral, to set aside a long lease of some charity land situate is the parish of St. Saviour , Norwich, which belonged to the parish of St. Andrew in the same city. The land was acquired under the will of a party who died about the middle of the 16th cen tury, and was originally a pine of garden ground, which the will in question devoted towards the repair" of the parish church of St. Andrew. In the year 1699, a lease for 1,000 years of the lead was ranted to one John Copping, by certain persona entrusted for that purpose by the panels of St. Andrew. The Woe was to expend SOU inbuilding a house oe h men within four years, and he was to keep the buildings in repair, and pay a rent of 101. a year. The buildings were erected, and the 101. rent was always paid to the churchwardens of the parish. The pro perty had pawed through many owners, and was much in anued in value, and was now vested in the defendant aeld * *s churchwardens of St. Andrew's, who were allottollogiante.--Neurs. Turner and Rogue supported the tabersdra, and autesded that the lam was a mat be; Iffairentiow, mad ought to be set aside.—Mesas. slsn&llasirp agpoared:for the defendants beneficially fattreeted ha the lease._ Masies of the Bons thought the lease could not be supported, and he ordered it to be set aside, and the defen dants to pay the coats of the suit. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. WESTERN CIRCUIT.-BAitentraY, Mama 12. Beim LordENet Justice Daman. Ir . - - TJIIIIII. .1. Smith, aged 23, a wretched-looking object, was indicted for the wilful murder of Eleanor Lawrence, at CoMershon= Dads, en the 9th of August last. Mary Armen deposed—Eleanor Lawrence lived with me. On Wednesday, Aug. 9, at 12 o'clock, she came to me in Mr. Pike's reaping field, with my dinner. She stayed with me 20 minutes. She then returned towardieollingbourn. In about an hour and a half I was called. I went along the field to the tunnike-road, where I saw Lawrence lying on the road with the blood running from her head. Her bonnet was off, and she was inesadble. Site wee conveyed home. I saw her until her death, which took pleas on Friday morn ink at 10 o'clock. She was 34 years of age. TM Rev. G. Hadow, curate of Everleigh, deposed—l live about half a mile from the Crown Ina, at a lone house. About two o'clock that day the prisone r at my houm and asked for work. He appeared much excited, and was breathing hard. I asked what was the matter, but he made no answer. He had been rustling very hard. He imaged'• ately hurled two stones at are, aid wounded me in two places. I rushed into my study, as I thought I was going to be murdered. I went out again, but he was gone. I ordered a man to go in*pursult of him. I took my hone, and rods into the Devises road. I soon came up with the prisoner, who was coming back. He said, " I suppose you want me ?" and pulled a otos. out of his pocket, and throw at me. He hit me three times, and then ran away. Woodruff, at o l ui nz servant Mortimer came up, and we pursued him t and s e cure him. I asked him Übe had intended to murder met and he said, " Yes, I did not care what I did." Woodruff' &skalds if he wee not ashamed of himself ? He said. " No, for I have committed a murder already to-day." I asked him where ? and be said, " You will seen bear of it." John Stagg deposed : I had the prisoner in custody on the 10th of Aurast for the assault on Mr. Hadow. Barry cues up, and desired to have the prisoner taken bask on a charge relative to a woman who was found beaten near Calling. bourn. The prisoner said, " I knocked her down. I did not ravish her. I met the woman on the read, and threw a stone at her and knocked her down. I then kicked her about the head and ran away. If I had not gone to the parson's house 1 might have been some miles suit. If you had asked me I should have said the woman was dead." I asked what woman, but to that he made no answer. He subsequently said, " It was my own tongue that dons me." Musket, which was found near the scene of the murder, was proved to be one similar to that worn by the prisoner, who acknowledged it to be Geo. Andrews deposed— I am 'upon of the scanty pol, whets the prisoner has bean since lest August. He has been in a sane state of mind, and has a perfect knowledge of right and wrong. Crowelareined—l have seen the prisoner about twice or thrice a week. A person may be in a sue state at one time and mad at another. That is called monomania. It is only dimming when the particular subject upon wish* there is • delusion is acted upon. A person may be perfectly collected until the delusion is brought forward. At the time the delu sion exists, a party cannot distin guis h between right and wrong. There is a dilutes called Insane impulse, the predo minant character of which is to commit acts of violence—a sudden irresistible desire to destroy human life, or to commit • theft in the higher ranks of life. By Lord Denman—lt is never thought so in the humbler elate of life, is h ? Witness: It is not, dly lord •, bulbs the higher classes there can be no reason for committing theft.— Lord Denman No desire to posses that which does not belong to them?—Crime is committed without any discover able motive. Their will is not under control. --- 14.exiniineci--I.hi;eneT;iniaiitiliii in the prisoner's conduct to induce me to believe that he has bad monomania cr instinctive madness. I have not had any personal expe rience of such matters, but I have read it in books. Mr. Che Loner Smith having addressed the jury on behalf of the risoner, Lord Denman, in gumming up, observed that it was with great redlines that persons made doctrines as excuses for the worst passions. and persevered in contending that influences were irreeirdble. He wee not aware that medical men were mate esieble of accounting for the state of the mind than other meow. To say that a man was irresponsible without =pronto( any act to show he was labouring under some seemed to him to be an assumption of knowledge whisk ease bat the great Creator himself could possess. He did not see anything to prove a diseased state of mind, ex apt the violence of the act itself ; and he could not help oh. serving that the surgeon of the gaol had not found any symp toms of mental disease. The jury consulted together for a few minutes, and then returned a verdict of Guilty. On being asked why sentence of death should not be passed on him, the prisoner replied that be was innoc•nt of the murder.—Lord Denman then passed sentence of death. ENOI 7 I par Ct. Rai /am. 931ir ms" 7 per Ct. iwa..ag. A 321 New 34 per G Gat. AUDI.. fel f Long Annottigunp. Jan. S. 13W.9 ludla Benda, under..el,ooo. 48 • • VORZION Spar Dert.Drallilanßonda (Small), 113 801 3 3 per Cent. Danish Bonds, 1816. 71 6 par Gt. Ditto, 1849 SeTip, 98 pm. 1 Ct. vader llonia, 34 1 4 par per Cen t. Grenada Benda (De ferred). 31 II pm. Ct. Mexican, 1548, 284 1 17 8 Ditto Amt..Marel IG, 114 I 6 per Ct. Peruvian Dom* 66 tper Cost. Penniman D00da,24 1 itto, Acct., Marna 19, 26 i ruins.'"—. Boutb Sot New Amenity', en Cow. fur Lem tzi -.‘ Unebeepeat ta t g4Oll 10 . j 49 Itltto. Snail, 9iL, ruin, 42 • POND& per Cent. epeadeh Lent. Xis. ti, iti Ditto Parke Roods, 3) 3 M Ci. Bfaligt 6 aCt, ibedh is . 29 per Cent. V_enienden 6 per Cent. numb WC 24:10. IL 361 21e 8 ±-‘ 4l l' t 6p.a Can. Wiser. CLARA, 7 4 ,m. Ce e uull.. 49; 4 Ler Ct. Dutch C4;tl.llcallil li ........„.... PUBLIC &ALBS. Much 12.—U7 Munn. NICHOLSON and SON, at the tir_ —Leasehold hams and shop, No. 27, Foromor.atreer, ".... let for 48 per annum; and a ditto, No. 10, Little Drs tot tor 281. um annum, hold for 89 years unexpired, at ist„. annum—sold for 82$1. ' l . IR Nine larehold ooMagea, Aan.streat, York-rod, Esq... 111. 144. oath boom, and hold for 97; years untomitoo, , 4 7 ..., 4 rent of 21. each home, In lots-9501. Fioee MO EDO/BURGH GAZETTE—Frillemb,. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. WILLIAM ILLI, Eagleehant, Realrewehlre, binthamlth, y ea h April 6, at the GOMA Inn, Greenock. ••11 0110242 MAO( & Jams Rumanian, Leith, contractor, mg*, As , tl 9 , et the Bagel RaggioseCofteehoese, Edlaburn, —6 EDWARD &WILIAM k ALazaitrosa M:MlLuw , Ediabur e h. M in k 19 April 9, at the Royal Ezeltaage CoffeetrageX•ii. burgh. Carnbealang W April 7, at the Globe Hotel, D . La 50711611176. M al WI& I? lAMIOW. DAVID Gr een latelo77. victualler. Karel 14 & April 11, g Borrling in Gleagetr. RAILWAY NEWS.—MoxDAy. Tho railway share market has been rather fiat and neglected, the attention of dealers having been occu pied with the approaching settlement in the Consols market. French shares were a little better. SHARE LlST.—Lompow, MARCH 12 . N462A—Mte quotations or Uwe In gonna characters debate actual traniactleae: Vaasa el lines In Italics *An' pram Pat.. AID. 66 Aberdeen ... .. . ... . Isl a VP London A B.Weetern 21 Do. Preference ... 1 fp. 421 Do Ifoo 661. ... 6 losaerot.Not .2 Boot 34 Do. g oso 401. 22 &MA a Co. Down 16 Do. 10 Dir.lVol.. Dr& collo 1 u up. p { Dol l .= TR& 10 ta . lx"r desslaisaf= wl4l • S 61p. 2 slia,Digf..kiaMeallast. l 138 BtraLlird.* & alley 11$ 1 Mend. .aline. II item. A Oz. Jo. nate i m le Ds. rpm No. 11 dy. pa. or wt. • gvar. " 6 23 Do. sham No. 21 1 Do.do.wltbout guar 1 121 Do. saares tie. 3 Bortongilast.,aßionibl. elk 10 Da on £lO Prot Drisloi and Kafir.. 127 25d. 46 D0.01.0rf00..5541. __ . . si 5• 241 lli ne fr:J; :Q7 l J o z a idolo osian kosoUro Hai i rio. ,,i i , Do. *show Si 61d.0.d 21 W. 410 Proforma lit . 1( Do. Cipdaniak AS. i 1( Cbmior It llolybond Do Prop o 14 f Bl IC Thalia k j UK 1 I 3d C DomdaltaLmisklin, 4: LAn(1321.22141.2D 3 i t Do 118 i. R. a H.) 1 1( D0.(31.10e.102CP7A li 2 21 2 anatern Counties llf . 2 Do.Nowasse opCt 1 11 Do.Ext.brottNe. l i Do. do .....No. 2 ip. I Do.NortßoO6 Pal It Do., do., *p. Cont. 524 lad. II g.D.erairasar. 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Coat D. Pref. pw. Ct. DwOrrip alrlar PAPA% OTIKIMIIka D. Proentstee. Louisa ii.Wedarc 1/61 ne.d New *thin .. fe.d. • 9illoL 1401.shas;W:CI:j. 1 . 4 10144.,1ft B a 34 4p. 10 D0.101.4.,h1 34 4p. - _,, 1 Aklaisli...ll B 4p. HU - o*- de. RAILWAY BUSINESS IN PARLIAMI REPORZ SKR CHAIRMAN OP COMMITTEES. North-Western (Extension of Lancaster Branch, Abandonment of William Lands Branch, New Road to Settle Station, Extension of Time for Purchase of Lands and Construction of Wothe), promabl• proved. do Th 633. Do. Slate.klinesk 1 Do. Grimsby Dock t Wetland . .82 3 tad. Do. Cali Prof • Do. 601. Osroo ITr Do. Dina é 64 661. d. 11141 Mid.Gt.Wmt. Norm* Nhoworibol North lf Do. ? ur th:oa. B Do. thaw. 1 Norfolk . . .... Do. 06.6411.. Op. RAM 17$ Do. Dip dwiltsoLftt 41 434.6. Do.LaitQL dm 6 N. OntosNot North Mrltak. I r Clif.Wsklr iro. ob. & awoke ad., 4 1 ft p. Moil& ANNA c 1 .12 14 1 6 ,2 :76°P6 5&WAD14 , 1 }1. IbroomalAr. daNA D. Ni;.; . .B . WM Do. Om Do. Omotry Do. Now DoApepost. Pre/ Uatott raarror . oa .. . Do. Preemies . ilosttA =ordain /Wei Do. et • 2 D. do. II Do. 40. Regd..— 4. D th o.do. Wales Scrip No 800 . - Vok nark. Doncletoolo INootk Waiorford Wotorfd. low** WerViDoyllp.CLir .l ~ t 1113 . 11 . y rdr ot k i Woo. D gra V p t c :k i ntim llor DoGN Yorkh AM= I . lMa . : 690- 1 92 2 23 1 ;74 1 il3j 146 1 " 6 51 9 I 'll lad Prationace Ds 1. Maims IMAM% Aitgio-naNaw =tiAosioes, Or&Vs.l ~i ~; ±I ;SILL 11 ::::: : Dino Sumer and Lien Northern of Priam °vitas* k Bordeaux Pas* and L►wv.— Do. do Pardo and Orkatar. Parts and Roman 1 Pads and Strasbourg, Rama and liana Sambre and Maws. 1 'Thum and Nader Irea ilaadevs I :1 4 3 14- r. 44 vs .114 d. 1 d. 17 :isi lEi 1 1 s lst o soo i MONEY MARKET. lir3ta. !SI 36 123 i 1. 4ie.l. 12 1 61d. MONDAY EVIININO. In the dock market, this day, the attention of dealers has been principally directed to preparations for the settlement of the account, which falls due to morrow. Consols opened this morning, and were done at 921, for money and to-morrow, but were soon afterwards depressed to 921 to being a fall of 1 per cent., in consequence of some considerable sales oa the part of the ' bulls," who were unwilling to give the " continuation" of 1 per cent. for carrying the account ever. Money has, however, been borrowedprivately to a large . extent, and towards the close of the market the price unproved to 921 to 1 for to-morrow, and 921 to for the April account. At a quarter to three the " options " came off, but they led to very little change, as there was not ranch stock to "put," and a higher value was requisite to render the bulk of the "ails " available. Reduced Threes were last quoted 921 to I. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 931 to /. The transfer books of this stock close to-morrow. June Exchequer Bills 41s. to 445. prem. The market for foreign stocks has been cbaracterised by more activity to-day, and prices, in many cases, rule higher. Mexican Bonds have been dealt in to a large extent, and as high as 281. They were last called 281 to 1. Peruvian have been bought at 571, and were last quoted, 57 to 9. Buenos Ayres, 26 to 8. Brazilian, 81 to 3. Chilian, 95 to 7. New Granada, 17 to 1. Ecuador, 31 to 1. Venezuela, 28 to 30. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were better at 491 to # ; the Fours, at 791 to 80. Belgian, 82 to 4. Danish, higher at 68 to 170. Russian, 1041 to 6j. Spanish were heavy; the Fives, 17 to 1 ; the Threes, 291 to 30 ; Passive 31 to 4. Portuguese, 251 to 61. The Five per Ce nt. French Renter were dealt in at 90t and 881 E ; Exchange, 25f. 25c. ; the Throe per Cents., at 58L; Exchange, 25E 20e. We have adv.cal from Hamburg to the 9th invtant. Sugars were on the rise, the Dutch sales, with orders from Russia, having given life to the market, and larger business would have resulted even at a farther improvement in prices, but for the limited choice. C)ffees were also better, and °dory aorta mush wanted. The mar ket for grain had not been animated, bat buyers for wheat oontinued to come forward. Money was plen tiful, yet funds and shares were drooping. There was less demand for foreign paper on the 9th. Paris had little demand at V. better ; Amsterdam 25 to 221 e. On Petersburg takers offered 83j, whilst Austrian places had no demand. Atalanta ln•llMaw Enterp Endeavor (1"1 "..'n 6 . 3 .11ett HUMS Wadi POIDIMS 'Nall, Tesp/az tatty (Nt 111"11"4 • lOarrnsey iLoectun !Ravenna , Ceylon 'Calcutta.. .. Mari au. SI Jan. 21 Veb.lll I Feb. 7 Peb.III 110021. tem, Jati.l9 OASUALTI Deno ,o o m f ButPierian& for liesmburg, was wrecked on Lam, /eh crew ed. Chmhke, for Barbados, sailed and put back.—Doal, March IL Charles Carri, for Boston, WM In contact In the Victoria Cleatel. with the Defiance steam-tug. The Charles Carroll proceeded widget apparent damage:Liverpool. March 11. Marmon), M'Clellan, for Belfast. In putting back last nlght.lots lllll/ the Courier, for New South Wales, at anchor of the rock. The Hap moray lost mainmast, Menchaca+, de.; tho Courier did not mut damage.—Lirerpool March 12. Johns Attlee, which Was misted In here on the 40th Jan., diarist Esc., bee W ady proceeded ln tow of a steam tug to ealsiL — l ga. gate, March 11. Krone, from Ilamburg. for London. which got on the bar, has b.. P i off, and come Into harbour to dircharge.—lannouth. N., march The Bell Buoy capsized on Saturday night. and the lluelice o 7„. was being taken out yesterday to replace it , could not be rot We" — Bar, owing to the hoary swcll.—Llverpool, March 12. BNVEIit Cocoa A 2 ADTHXA, ST HOLLOWAT'S Pars.—Yr. Jobs Dr* [Advertimentent.]—AN EFFECTUAL CUBE OF A with of Llon.street, Milford, was afflicted, for more than Wen IO U " • moat inveterate astlamatical cough, which several etnineediudfou_ under whose ate be had been at "urines times, could not crow. Li he then 'valved upon trying Holloway's Pills, and forename!' did, foe this su perior medicine has effected a perfect cure: the eMP has mass& the utiles& is removed, and his respiration is es hit that cl the healthiest person. Old coughs, recent colds. whh , .. the °hest, and shcetasea of the breath may also be cured by Hato.; • Mits.—gold by all de=, and at Professor holloware tatatiA' 0M.% NA Wind, BIRTH& ITENDERSON.—March 9, M Ely, the wife of the Roe. J. 11 . u'a g ' mu, of a eon. I.loPE.—ldarch 12, at 1. Coonanebt-ylaoe, Lady Mildred 110 1) e • of I alum/Mar. JON }..B.—Marcia 10, at 49. Eaton maize, London, the wife of D. Jmlt EN., of a lon. It 1 RELAND.—March 8 at Olaarow, Mrs. A. Kirtland, of a lon TOZEIL—March 8 , at Andowouterrace, Dalaton, Mr. A. Tour. 01 son. TRITTON.—March 9, at Portland-Ow" the wife of 11. Dina, Iht. of a lon. MARRIAGES. HARGREAVES—CLEW:I.—March 8, at Prestwich, hy the Bois Booker, 8.A.. U, Banco:area. Esq., of Johnston lul l . Staifordshil. to Mush Anne, amend daughter of J. Clegg, khq., tt 1 " 1 with. Lancashire. SELL—LAVRENCE.—March 8. by the Rey. J. D. (NIL 8.A., A. t HO. Eq.. of Brighton, to Harriet Anne. daughter of J. Lame^ Ifaq.. dl on, Surrey. MA of CBETH—COLTON—March 8 at Congleton, by tho TtRC BA., Davies, of Oldluun. the Re.. R. Macbeth, of sbelton daughtee of the late Mr. J. Colton. of Congleton. RIMOALE.—March 8. at St. George's. l aun ser.sguare, W 1 0 4 , LI.. of Parhstreet, Grosrenorequaro, to Barth, relict of trts IsUi Cale, Req., of Tetteohall-wood and Itharahull, Ititaffordslre. DEATIId. BETT.—March 6, at Dundee, William, Infant son of W. Bett. CA/ITEM:T.—March to, at Hawn., Bedfordshire. the REM M' John Lord Carteret. aged 77. OTTLEY.—Feb. IL at Berwick-plane. Crane road. perrem adir. Ellutheth, wife of Mr. Jeremiah Ottiey, deeply lamented bl W l ' bltante of the neighbourhood, la which she had been • raddred EP wards of 41 yearn, aged 13. PECROPT.—March It, at Bath, T. Pferoft, Esq. aged RAVEN.—Maroh T. at Liteham, P. Raven, keg., aged SA ITll.—March 8, at Glasgow. the Roe. Smith WlllTE.—March LI, Fanny, third auretrtag daughter of i;O hl dews *Me, BK.. of Leg Kent aged 11 Printed had palelleed Wrnuith Erse the If Were, hi the Olhe of London. Printer. at the °eke 10 Lens In We pmilail et Witheettase—acashAT. 11.1 MS Of 44 44 4 34. 2 1 2. 44 I 44 2 ofC. c. nom i*l4l. W. M. NIL •47 IL lit ~, • / SHIPPING INTELLIGENCZ Mao air Oorrespainie, ills " 8 tilPPI+,B G uett*." WI ''LleTts m .. . v. . 077: o 0 Isar Vadia Karsamas 0 Bootee end Halifax 0 leetiee and lieneothq 0 West India... ltals ik liv., Mann New Orleans Ape„ March 11, Hall Armies, Mumbles. March 10, Nantes Mara, Deal, Marsh 10, Ormeerod ABU.% Mesas., Hatch 10, Amsterdam Abe, Ont. March 8, 1111171,116, a llYrch u ltrLoadan lieltanda, Muster, March 10,Coust0a. Brigham, Melee,. Mama 5, Alma Cssollea, Deal, Kara 10, Hall (Moline, loodhope, Feb. 23, smiled Cheshire, Deal Marrch 10, Gravesend Chrbtotoso Colombo, Hull, March 10, Mamma Cltrlstine, Han, Mach 11, Beamed' Omsk, off Ur., Mardi 12 Crescent, Lie., Much 11, Cluma Dem Freees,Dome,llseckll,BtVa te ler7 Dublin, Deal, March 10, Oraveseed Demosthries, Palen. March 11, 87ra Duke of Atka, E , nke, March 0, Marvellles R. D., fialeombe, Winch 10,London Insism,Fars., Karen 10, Ohnit Elizabeth, Cost, March 8, Baltimore Wort, Greenock, Much 9 , Lisboa Fairy, Exmouth, llszch 10, Bt. Km tin" del He Oladlatce, of lands DM, Much 9, Liverpool Gazelle, Deal, March 10, Gravesend Ores, Or mad., March it, Gamey Hone, off Swamp, March Shields litlscot, Femme., Huth 10, Loom Henn aad Elisabeth, Myth, March 8, Helen, DeM, March 10, Gravese Di n7 p. H.B. Acorn, Deal, 'Lerch 11,California Halt Freres, Portsmouth, March 11, Charente Hannah, Shoreham, March 11, Henn. Heather Bell, Enloe, March 0, New Tort Adis, of Portland, Karen In. Ds Mirk lemle,off Torquay, March lU, Londoe John snd Hebeces, Emmy, Ilsecli 10, Coops Banta. Jenny Lind, Deal, Minh 10. O.TEIL Jonas, Deal, March 11, Gravesend James, liouthamp., March 11, Ant.. Jane, fameh., March 11, Hoofing Jeanne gam s Mower., March 10, Bordeaux Hoophandel, Deal, Much 10 Dravd. lady CUM. llsza.,llarch 11, Inedon Little Pet, Piero., March 10, Imam Liffey, Deal, M.rck 10. Crammed .. Loma Anna, es .... , ,—rnn„. ".. 11 . Matilda Ladle, . ,„„„ 2 Made onlseAttlkell444 w wary Jane, Deal Muth r • , INN John. Lilt t wo Hunaiton. Vl* Nivel ✓em PnielM, Palm. a id , .1 5 Matta Amna,Seliacs.,, Ne ig(ll:: =4l§ tlll:" : imilUid. _ , 11.4 34 " 17. , e., a p *mu— .ce iletinese, 11, Oil, I, l•llll,Ktsch a Aln li a,Sli Pale, et Land'. rAAISees PD.ataa UPI, Omens ~, 4 DP= AIM n 1.6. Ilc , say, air Y. it Ralph I lentil, of senovatloAalcon— San.rrilea. rant "..a....,T. lie nm.a. , Onveee4r ° I t NON g os harsh Illekett,TAldden Soho, thavesead . elster"l. hotelmen, eaadJilibl Njii a L ht. Deoile. PIM. , Drab Illh s - Sophia . Cott, Nash a It h.d. • hir EA Parlez, Dein, gata i11.6 5,.... Nennlartin. mai, Nana s. e ft - St. Nlcholat, Talw,lline I, llupertar.Newharea, lama, Mananel,Tealee,NaSl, Triton oft P irt.ini. Taino -•• '' l iiimi ' -- , e ie sk lisa i t ti... .", w . ." o2 Thetis, Galway, MINK Milk talon, *Mut, Nash I, Duns Vi nnanse,HPlDlne a Nsosh. Vlllern, Padstoer, ►, --^* % tctor, Hull, March 10,1 Z. Wave, off North lotelanl, Ms It Wen West, Vane, Wareh il " l Nb s . ATI Watch. Deal, Duck %Nat lioiande,Waterf .atnect A awn s ILK/. Auwoud, Ismes.eed, March 11, Batt. Adele, Cowes. March 11, /lamb. Alphosale, Illyth, March 9, StVakry Limits Victoria., Myth, March 10,8 t. VaaM African (Ineen,Thistol,Mareh 10,Atrica Agemria, (YAW, March 10, Liston Aco Alas r , CaMiff Deal, , Marc 10. 10, Alglers I Mch Parte Blco Astra., Byde. Morel 10, Genoa Arkands Mareh 9. hew York Alesandar, Dundee, March 9, Davis Strans Atalmu, Wexford, March 9, N. York Ann, Dundee, March 10 Meisel , Ape, Deal, March 11, Trieste Ann lassyn, Exasoath,March Samoa Arr.', Cork, March 10, Havanna Atalasita, 0 reeisork, March 9, P. Rteo Ant, Greenock, March 9,fitrohn,ll.ll. Amisada, (Yoh, March 10, St. Olw Alfred, I. March 9, rt. John GMa uthrie, Mumbles, March 9, Ilarob. Amelia, Meath, March 9, Rochelle 1 Albion, Itamsg., March It, Oporto Angelina. Sunder., March 11, Dentate Mott, S, 10 March , Han Ana hiel ds Aaa and bush, Shields, March 1 d" 0,1 Rotterdam Bristol, Bristol, March 10, Tneme limed, Kamm., March 108 t Domingo throlitte, Bristol, March li, Tebago Crutelaa,Clowee, March 11,1famb. Celerity, Caret Karel' 10, Rawl. anemias, Deal, March 10, Cadiz Cerf, Paha., Kuck 10, Alemadris Content, Greenock, March 10,Amater. Creswell, Iliargosr, March 10, Oporto; Crowley, Mieldhie, March 11,Frenes Corildrace, hunder..Much 11, Hash. Commodore, ihrmasa,Msrch 11,0e1m Ortisr, Wlsitchaven, Much 10, Mar ara Carolina, Deal, March 11, Vaaraho Caroline, Longbow. Feb 10, Phil/Wet. Davidson, Iran4e., More , 9. /MM. Demerara,Glasgow,March 11/Trinidad Diana, Barom., March Ith St. Übe. David, Aware., March 11, Malta David, Freon, March 9, Bordeana Bowan, Waterf Much 9, New Tork ! Dahlia, Curl,, March 10, Boston Duldia, Deal, March 11, Trinidad Eliza, Bristol, March 10, Barbados. Emulous, Greenock, March 9, Barba. Eliza An., Hardep.,March 10, Itaash. Etheriry, Ipswkh, March 10, "'ride- Elesaor, Illikelds;March 10,Bordeati alla a Emclle Angelic, Shields, March 10, Malta Epervier, Shields, ,March 10, Frimerl Equity, Shoreham, Marchll,l braltar F.nterpriee, Film., March 9,oema Palma de Combats, Curt, March 19, Cannella Eagle, Inverteith., March 10, Copes. Frame, Besumaris, Mardi 10,Seurgal Forager, Eslm , March 10, Gram b:els:lad j.,i., te, ar litlen.n. m.. p., March 010, li h rd. ke 90, Main I Favourite, Orevemend,Merchl2,S.Bees I Faithful, Shields, March 10, Okra }Tura, Wool', March 9, Trieste Greer, Beinimaris,tion h 10,Abbe1Ws Se - r:11,"=, tr,,1m 9 . 0 ;‘,17, 1 911 9,11 Grandma, DlLlfora. Morel 10. °Porto litreado, ftrk, March 9, New York Deka, Demi, March 10, Tobago Hem, Dundee, March 9, D. raids Hudson, Olmerow, Nardi 10, N. York Heppeas, Ramm., March 10, Madeira Hannah Kerr, Trom, March 8, New York Odees az. uiae, Al=cen, Mardi Riga lee, Bristol, Match 10, Ravenna 1 , 41. a Partans., March 19,01mmi Jason, HIM, Kara Laming hr..Menl, March 10,Reme. 'envy LMd, Deal,March p. Jeeps, 'Seel. Mardi 11, Malinke kl John utchlasca, Jefegb Mel" 01111,191mthiaggee Menge Catherlea, Hamm, MIMI Jenne Augustine, Rage ellm , Ilen ROM Jemmeßuladle, Southeaqa,Mmill Juan, Recoils*, March ILTAim lan Jenne goe, ,over, Marti 11,1:bet Messy, Fmk, March 10, Gltalim Hoophaedel. Deal,Marcitl=m Lars, Cardiff, March Liffey, Deal, March 10, I M. Lady Falkland, Falmouth/ mai Welk Louisa, Portsm.,March 10,11 mt Liman, bhleldm, March 10 Dena Lady Constable, Waterkel i rk Tat Lydadale, GraveseallterchikNis Inaltanla, Darts., Kuck 9, Omits Leonia, ;Maul, March 11.1(mea Miramich,Briatol,March 10,01461 Mary Ana, Cardlff, Kuck 10.1* Mathilde, Owls, Muds Swim = am Deal, March 10,0 mm Dune,Ramp., March HARM 1109 7 keon,Neap.glarchltlina Mary, Trona, March 9. Odom Rare. Roberts, Milford, M k Marl Leven, Strommem, Mafia Mormon Maid, Calm Ryan Mink k MIM Nunes, Deal, March 10, Gamut Mama, Minim, March 10,Nmr Tel Newham, WA., March litlimemil Mew, Limit, Muth 10,ire Nouvelle !Societe, rortscaluad (Teams Neptune,Punderl.,Marchltilmelg Orb, Sunderl., March 11. Basing P. 0., blyth, Match 0. Frame Palendar, Cork, Much a Baena Prince*. Charlotte,Domdee, MOMS, Davis' NMI Palm, mend., March 12, Hanka Pactolaa, Phlekta, lamb 10, _tamale ]Moor. Royal, Shields, Rue Ada Cleebre, Metal, March 10, Itt. JAM Reindeer, Ilmumarts, March II rt117;(41tIlic: March MCorpah al Roe &abatis, Morels 10, U*. Rambler, Wick, March 8. Punta Romp, Ormond., March it, Puglia Stover, Itenotniarie,March 00,1 Saline, Comm, March 10,1000 boo kdwd. Parry, Deal, mar* AM I Y Pt. Anne, Llanelly, March 9, 100 Sown, Porten., Much 10, St. NA Pen pmpb, hunderlastd, Mob d MAO I Pt. Susanne, Shields. March NAV Pranderherg. Troon , March 9,1001 Speed, Milford, March 10, Omnaells Pt. Craig , Cork,March 10 Loans The, Llsaelly, March I, EMI Tusks, Waled., March 9, Para TesnamirmAraveseed Huck HARI Cork, March 9, Halm Vatant, Sunderl,March 11, Maher; Waltrm, Much 9,N. gort Wm. Horatio, Cork, lurch 11, Nets lomadmi Wanderer, Oiuenw, Muth M. HOll4 Ware, Damon March Is, liertdore Wonder, Soutlampt., March Stlisni William, Suaderl., Wm., Shields, Much 10,010 IMP - 0 E 2 T I is t~ to P 81