The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-23 00:00:00

1 f FRANCE. (150 N OUR OWN coasictrasury.l PAIS, &mann Ilysicite. The Corps Legialatif yesterday authorised ness. eon. the prosecution of Viscount de Kempen for a libel on several French journalists. Vie reporter of the committee. M. Matthies, said the Chamber had taken the greatest pains to maintain the posi tion that the affair was a private one, with which it had nothing to do. The committee had accordingly unanimously refused to listen to a proposition of M. de Kerveguen, that it should make an inquiry into the merits of the quest ion. But the committee thought that, inasmuch as their colleague, M. 4e Kerveguen, hail himself requested that his privilege should not be insisted upon, there was no remain to prevent the complaint from. being tried by a court of justice. Although Marshal Niel said in the Senate yester day that no girl would ever condescend to bear the name of a man who hesitated to serve in the Mobile National Guard, instances of such hesitation crop up pretty plentifully from various parts' of the country. It is in yaM that the Mosi t!ter collects instances more or less apocryphal of the sick, the deformed, and the exceptionally little, using ell sorts of artifices, out of the bursting en thusiasm of their patriotism, to get themselves enrolled, despite the rules of the service. The bulk of evidence is all the other way. The Journal the Harre states that the young men in every canton near Havre called upon to serve are most ingenious in preferring excuses. Phthisis, short sight, amanrods, and deafness are pressed with an earnestness which gives great trouble to the recruiting board_ The Gironde of )arch 20 says that the young men called upon to present themselves before the council of revision were ex tremely "backward in coming forward." The Journal du Cher mentions riotous proceedings among • the recruits summoned at Nerondes. An official journal of Dijon, the Impartial Boutynignos, says :—" The operations of the opened of revision terminated less peaceably than we had anticipated. Our Burgundy wine was most to blame. The gendarmes showed the most praise worthy moderation, and order was promptly re stored. In the evening a few young men sang the Marseillsige ' and Mourir pour la Petrie.' " The " Marseillaise " has been snug at Bordeaux, where as many as fifteen arrests were made. - - A most irreverent song about the pamphlet is now being hummed in the streets to a popular air, The hoiden ei it rum thus : ats-tu la la brochure, Mon gas ? As-to lu la brochure! SI to a' l'a pas lae, N' la ha pal. Ca se van& pas la lecture. The translation of this is simply : —lFfaveyou read the pamphlet 1 If not, don't; for it's not worth reading. This embodiment in a compendious parody - of what everybody says must be extremely disagreeable to the Tuileries Leon Commix, the Emperor's valet, who was in his service long before 1848, and has been with him ever since, died two days ago, and was buried to-day. The funeral service was performed at the church of St. Germain L'Auxerrois. All the servants of the Tuileries not strictly required to remain on duty in the palace attended. This is a leas greatly felt by the Emperor, who was deeply attached to his old and faithful domestic. The footman's heirs, whoever they may be, must be well off, for the Emperor did • great deal for him. Leon was the owner, in fee 'ample, of the house which the Emperor occupied when he went to Vichy, and his Majesty was wont to say jocoaely to his favourite servant,'" Leon, I am your lodger. I well remember saying iu January last that the ridiculously small sum of 400,0001. (18,0001.) voted with much pomp and ceremony for the relief of the distress in Algeria was but as a mere drop in the bucket. The Chamber yesterday took into con sideration as " urgent " a bill brought forward by government for affording the further relief of two millions (80,0001). • This larger sum must be • most inadequate palliative if a tenth part of what we hear of the horrors of the famine in Algeria is true. _ The example of Madame Victor Hugo, who some time since published a highly successful novel which was understood to bo the history of her hus band, is about to be followed by the wife of another illustrious exile, Madame Edgar Quinet. A work which she has how in the press will contain, not only memoirs of her own and her husband's life in bauishment, hut many details of the proscription of 1851. The chestnut tree of March 20 in the Tuileries, which is wont to show a leaf at the latest by that day, came up to time very well this year. The spring, without being dangerously precocious, is well forward, the March winds have been merciful, an the weather, though seasonably variable, is, on the whole, genial. lint this year the famous marrennier was anticipated by an usurper in the shape of a chestnut tree in the Champs Elyseee, which presumed to show leaves at the eud of Fe AL u . the Bourse there was but a very slight recovery from the fall of the last two days. Rente closed with a rise of sc. both for cash and account, at 69. lb. Credit Foncier ruse 2.50. Mubilier was without change, and Italian fell sc. The Minister of Foreign Affairs, In answer to a petition of the Tunis bondholders, has written a letter to M. E. Forcade, editor of the Sentai tee Pinalteiert, stating that the French government has officially summoned the Bey to revoke his decree of conversion, and telling him that any financial operation in the Paris market which the French government does not sanction will be opposed. A DUIR %LTY, 21.--APPOIXTMZET6. Havipting Sub-Lieutenant Edwin H. Cunningham to the Hisnalays ; Engineers Joseph B. Frith to the Asia, for the Cracker ; and Joseph Bamford to the Daunting ; let Clara Assistant Engineer Edwin W. Moulton, to the Lion ; Acting 2nd Class Assi.tant Engineers George Trine to the Dauntless, foe service in tenders ; and H. C. Oddamith, lathe Lion. foe service in tenders. March W.—Lieute nant W. C. Shuckburgli, to the Pandora; ldidthiproan Hery Z. O'Neill, to the Royal Oak ; and Nara N• dot gw, A. Schwabe. to the Ilriatol. . . Burman FOR ABYSSINI —A letter from Trieste, in the Wanderer of Vienna, says :—" From the measures adopted by the English beadqututers in Abyssinia, a rather long campaign in that country may he expected. We lave in this town an English agent charged with pur l:easing provisions for the British army. The floor bought is packed in long and narrow eaeee made for the purpose, mob to contain about fifty pounds weight, in order to be earned easily on the backs of mules. The same may be raided hay, which is packed in small bales, for facility of MiLe. The Lloyd's steamer, which is about to leave, isteamer, out a complete cargo of provisions, and the vessel which is to follow will have a similar charge. An English steamer has also just left for Alexandria, deeply laden. Abyssinia seems likely to become for 'Trieste what the Crimes formerly was. An extraordinary activity pre vails in the port, and so many steam vessels were never before seen bete." • THe IRISH " NATIONAL ABSOCLATION."—This association held • meeting on Friday in Dublin, in the cpurse of the proceedings at which • letter was read from Medina' Cullen. The Freeman's Journat, referring te the Webfoot, says :—" We congratulate the country on the fart trot the National Association, fully appreciating the m a snentmw crisis that has arrived, has commenced to make Preparations for the severs campaign that will soon be elpened. In their declaration there is no hesitation—ao faltering —no uncertain sound. Meadow:Dent, pure and simple, they hold to be emential to perfect religious equality. Security of tenure they maintain as indispensable tea pros perous and oontented peasantry, and full and complete freedom in education the inalienable right of the catiithe people of this country. In these sentiments the National Association hat re-geho tLe sentiments, the wishes, and the resolve of the Irish nation ; and we are most happy to see the assooletion is fully alive and equal to the salons nsponsibiiities which now devolve on it. The admirable, seeoperste, end practical letter read from th e C ar di na l Archbishop will be perused with pleurae and advantage, and shows that his eminence is not insensible to the ser vices of the association." The discussion on the subject of parliamentary representagioc, originated a few weeks since under the auspices of the Reform League, was ?yearned on Saturday, at the offices of that body Nu. A, Adelphi-temsoe, Mr. Mdmond Beak,' in the chair. Amongst those present were Professor Fawcett, M.P., Mr. P. A. Taylor M.P., Mr. Morrison. M.P., Mr. Sterne, sseretary to the New Fink Personal Repro«) ration Society ; Colonel Mason, Mr. Lloyd Jones, Mr. Helyeake, Mr. Joseph agedalle, is. Flat Soar Fox DOGS. —Naldire's Tablet destroys clamor the elan, removes all smell, rile brilliancy to Tree from poison —Trios is.: of ell shillitata Whelestin M Barclay and Sons, nfrilled0•11111114.-1.4tharibbinaint 4 ' Tax•J rmMatiRMION/A&WWNSII%-(44AR.Olfigj -- --- THE OTERLAMIXIIMIL4 . , s , Sailliiiiiiitgraliiiii Eli. Z id ure m lhe lielense Nib beger,r, --- - km Ore soma he : ---.4•• .m.“. 01.•••••••... lbw. b • geed By the arrival of the above mail we have advice. Mei* from Bombay to Feb. 29 ; Madras, Felt. 24 ; Coy- Ab gp lierillirCt goggs s 4 444.11111 / 1 t1 "11911 " 111 .k. .A kik ik 111.11. elli Cala% who le. bewee l i ae n t4 . l "4 4 : ll 2: 9 1 , 4 11"1"1411111.1 1pr we ' llllllllll libilaill.'..l / 11 " / ".: lon, Feb. 25 ; Hong Kong, Feb. is, zee. 144 " thihae/ 4 ‘ ll V s: bile Iliel ' T ' illeTh W .0: 6 4141 11 /1144=1 , 4 1 1 1 7 l iniE t eft Amedeens to i rrak• .1.4 tki . i ..1 it The Nees of India says that some twenty *dill- ilerniegeseent 'ffee Imetmeeneisese es seaggse mfor mow wig , k m, g Iga NOW. .I.AN • boreal vessels, beyond the list published in its last freerreg„___ Moen. ease We bean he NO 4.11 ,44 fik ma meek • b Sgellissnahess; MAIN _rile Ild. let: summery, have been chartered for the Abyssinian ' l "' •••Aa•• ••••• 18 . 64 * 1 • 1110 = se ler ea l beetbseal al Sas 010001116 and karsowl. I ° 2 111. 2 1114 •,,,, "i"...... °Par TWA 5.,...., ; 11 0 0 2. 111110 ".. • was serried en widi moms irks. 0 " rumours are stall igeenelehlt ' "'" - """' ; --"--' ''....; .." 1 " ...' ". expedition, and the total monthly expenditure fee im ik imm at e ema il Ige, • . a b aaafaa. hr efe i g hat oos . gage o w e si p* am. ten& freight alone now exceeds 400,0001. About a dozen vessels with stores &c., had left Bombay b b reTtelned e ver e• 1: 831. smegst A rni:whireas llrm it .. " I .,:s "le r f ar t . ibi l lwar.S P el d nr i a * i oorroN 000 m lase* IL-The for Anuealey Bay during ;he fortnight. ) 1 as laid inesel bass was* Wiwi* .ba it well ; ri hosted fge a t h : h =t li fe : C== ll E o h as Isla Oat si a r liziftm irnwesk. trdsadny awe ere ewe was I was a rata etrenger feellag , ening to • Irma seam The same paper states that the • chamben or alg t lou!setegg eases iweat t ial li At t g e ;: h lZ2l. (h au l. ,lbs seas the nem is the ala•_twit y. theegh hew @DT see me.. lisz b e s.,b at i t ool o s g he e mtg . awe tattafey. Os no commerce in India are about to memorialise against is ki ke b„ iiitg ke k m, sue . pe w ee I alloa o d 04411 1 lam 004 6 0 411 ". 41 wash 4 . WI 34 bawd to d a y i s , th e wee k h as a f a h. b u t... hem „s wi m . width , the increased rate of postage. S uck is the feeling well as third favourite et 10 to 1. Knight dales Gertsi' 444lmi•aa ' . glAtel. bliAl and " et " Win g- ` Tualines to melee of the put six dilate= been smell tom tesit the mensfser eg g Wight. The Attach i of annoyance on this subject that public meetings bed • • nueber of friends. mod 100 to 6 biliall 0 Oda._ ____ ___Uhed • sow sees wittete dg r, egg hie mega we jest sew is ,E m with the large pagination. The coneequese is are likely to be held. I for end not to be procured, 16 to 1 wee ia meat nowlissw spinners end menahriesere maw ci limes Winn hem lime be ulnae should be mode WWII Ma, : “ f iaren pa s il, ...i m i me at no gh e e is m emu thi The first of the weekly mails between Bombay ' al " .9• " t wee ~.a tee t en sa t P•• • •• 20 te r il ha r sii sheee " lal use al" sir i *Asa too math sines mph age he liii Ghdelftee o g e e of so w. o lie out iff e a s i soo - ig s , t omes and England was to leave Bombay on the 7th s iLeig aimaks k a k kig ft wow. A as . isa T ga „ , cm .. lit's idea* the Greet Wend ___., lll • jLi maw Weems issaniselcomg. net to ail March. I namely, &ether to Knight of the Greened, wee intredseee 1 s o.L . Q: la j ds • vr th :t eh heet •dl, pesf b•d oste ••• • eataa @ki c ata N• llll4 •• "" • for as ...111.4.1, beTe alogpoll gl u l o The Overland C hine Mail of Feb. 12 thus sum- late the insetesiess, end stew bag supporta at 1,000 to I ; 4 . 1 7', hweataa, so that sk __ ban too _ .... be d eked sf i : m il l& isi l mos i g m o p a im e a a wow =rises the news from Japan :-" A civil war' 30 th ree or four "OOP 90 pp , Mkt* 1 0 640 1 Wrt ka .,:,„ 6 k bag kg. all g i i r' kum ~,„447 .ad I %ba w d 0 • 1100 3' l• "t the Pot et Pawitotwo. sad llit aeon , smug MRS 0114. WINS. um of yarns are hotter masseetneill Mon • has broken out in Japan. The person of the C ak tr omoo elw • : io n° na• 1 ..,... Inaba as. one owe ' , ass went ilnythieg hotter to stead apse beyond 1'1411113 . 14 ih ew a ekeh, but low end medium .eel's far aspen have young Mikado has been seized by Satsuma darn la 20 ts, I. id 6 41 ~ 9 2 k 1 ~,,, aimed. I Alwrislit, about the n Alvan hens Win has boos is the hese obtainable in some leakiness on rater main terms and other Daimioa. The Confederate Mambo, . K o ttl a h o la ao h a g a eas y ha a pp lezaft e., isoidiss es 33 rILITOL, walked ta. " last year, _bat wi ll _h,see !Tag Mt- than k il en are Amw a y diet,„eg to emega . is beke has as yet made no sign, and the country is as' t.l, ad et the .feu pea, led still ealeArni "'"'' yet without a recognised head. The Shogoon's : leek- Maas sad VMS Will basked for a H e rsh ' 44141414 me. Lody Rormism, Pricehy, V *am at Yedo has been burnt, it was said, by Sat- haa • M ateeseak lm i l l ar fseesse • • *lig hts ru l l " li attweats Z w O l a i r • wa t ih e aha t t s 4• Si sa 1114(11.114":144041''. mad is the f ili erZeing "Pruedilsg remerke t. to lhaP at "e lm: "17 wee g aage bmiate g sdile b r ig/T p " : l4a g uid ' ae has het bilashiet h wee ]talim n:ffdalthllairb ' b l . l : 4 4 l :7 .4.ll " ll7 . s low l : seams people. Satsuma's palace at the same cept- Awhaesh. 1000 a, 20.900 to 4, mg may ether small twee . swell the Add. This, with nearly thirty starters awwa, eg g fit we d whatos. twee . aiaaahataress tel we , two days after, burnt by the Shogoon's I * Ai m .. w ag bowie,' is his favour, while 10 to I was aw thus is .raf t pr os pect o f ea ea ugg eo d c „ ug t h e b lo c ma * boat „ to to sou at fall nom ' g sloths ere else people. A navel engagement took place in led* netted for •a . plus The ressining wisdoms seemed so r 5...11.,, c 6.4..,,,,d........,,uk.„,,„„„bi Kitt T eo', den ; a little seder to buy. The IMMO remark applies to droner Bs between two heavily-armed steamers belonging am* with umeli Pillion* Pm. as to llet&sr wealhot . 11 .:: Bay latter tee detail =summary. Very little beide( took phew on r am "r• • Pm' we'iwe ter tai ties and heavy goo& generally. The A id paty, orths W the She r"' and ausunia- The ''` ter tb. Northamptonshire, ad the Metregolites to he. ' 191 " 6 / 11 4r• ••"•°•ii and es it w ill "Ter " 6 ° WOOL AND VICHISTRD.-RRArgrour, MARCH S. - escaped. A large portion of Nagasaki has sakes. . wee of a kifiag ens . As „ was dead against , I must eve bleu on my side, content. Th e woo l trade has h ese m i te . quieter geeing the past pastime feature / t myself with recernmending the outside Chelsea wee k. Th e b o o.. i n ih o it e g t o p ea t = t ea t from th e been burnt down, the Samos spreading when sh e m o t es Cop, the *naafi AMA settee the " 1,2, 3" beakers. the mei' left. Over 400 houses, or 1,000, 000 dole. wee the hying el lOU tel 6 several times spinet Virile ; dillmelty on the V o ri s f spinners of a nteeting with the finer are sill why finely mehdrined, worth of property had been dest royed at that timid. ireethse Seer oleo declined to 40 to L For the Two Thou- moons hulas day's Pestraallas @ball be disenosed whim a chases of weoL mad Grimes Resicrughin zemained pretty firm at 11 to 2, presents itself ; end the chid with • hardening tendency. Althoug h stooks in the bends Much alarm will felt by foreign reaidente in Japan f a lth oug h 6g o ems ~,,k kid ea pp tea small gam , me loge Steeplechase, et Chelteolem are not in • complete state of growers are comparatively large wool ocues forward generally. A report has reached Hong Song 1., altar oared k tau u 6 h om i n g, et g monkeys." yet, albeit the good battle Shakopee= did for me at War- from the country in smell putrid:a The nine ought the Japanese ( government or rebel not stated) have ifk,, - i k d i ma ist i y.kpi ,,,k,, k d a vogy bad *INS for is ji i . widt (where he would have quite won but fee a stumble hy growers leave no mug= for Fait to the dopier, who fired into a French or American man-of-war, and i souse of the monnes 10 to 1 wee Ira against Wm to due skis set hems) lads" , M 4 tr . , my freak again sail an Maia his pi to lee s &damn cow Thom hoe bees a that all foreigners at Hiogo have embarked for ' Ilea WM, and allials l o l Y 11 hi I warn laid end elan& t•ral•b•le end P• 11 °•°1 6 "°"" 160 1 son" an, used, badness dose in wonted yarns. Kaput raer a taa t e mwricole. have m mom =quay, end have Owed orders to a safety. It, however, wants confirmation. But l'r reetefehog osadidaall woes awl) is 1 maim tom, the .. ..--,.......1-1.--.-- - .. limited extent, Spinner*, who are now pretty wall little business business has been done at the newly-opened awawgeg a iw to ha c t•l• woese. b•ba a g ta ille , af rill betaibiakad id at = . ployed, And it mower to seek higher quotation, whisk ports. Much grumb li ng exists at the want of Pre - 30, had 2600 to 100 twice booked in hr favour. For the J DRAMA. ate not readily so that • snuggle between the peration for the advent of foreigners." Derby nothing wee does about the favourites, but the big ' --"--- buyer and the seller is frequently the result with- The same papa says that from the of on bee of 6000 to 200 was recorded abut Soo Sew. Pau NEW ROYALTY. out effect A steady beanie* Ims been dues in most 004111* though twofold* sad 30's super see mostly la went nee worse for this event this far the Two Thesauri, Black-eyed Sagas-without exception the most board H.M.S. Rodney, it has asoertained the fel far altar 20 to 1 had loses laid &gawk his, and endeavours timetable aue of tusgramuomegyity on teoesd - h av i ng Levet:: Oa (r isesinese ites thei tis k done on h • lowing regarding the state of affairs : were made to bolster him up, one sposulstor laid 1000 to _. bat mind from the booth, of ... r can the whole, MO* activity in this We left the wintry 'bout Osaka in a very disturbed 40 t him three times, 600 to 20, and some other " 44 , 1 theatre full of age branch, sad quotations have ea upward tendency. There state. The forces of Prince Satsuma and the Tycoon had omen bets on the same terms. At the close quotations and honours, iiii place was applied on Saturday night has been I.se clang in pieces. The quieter tone in the bees collecting in the vicinity of Osaka for some time sailed ea follows; with • new burlesque by Kr. W. S. Gilbert me the subject liirofFeal lad .festee eserkete has tended to create a previously, and on the 29th uIL we received intelligence CITY AND 11173U1LBAN. of the Bohemia* awl , tweet .. the title of the if erry mese subdued feelieg in' this mutes. Merelsente have of their having engaged one another. We learnt no yard- BO toll soot Blinkheolle (0 25 to I agat Brother to yr the r ipe , o• . a nd the p ‘po fr . Th o0,0"11w0WIT allows Pei ladiolimlata Se operate. Bones =len of the result. By signal from H.M S. Rattler, eto 1 t and 'Witter the latsra, or WO a WY. 0 smell elders hive been plead both lo ptmin end fancy which ship was at anchor off Osaka when we left, we w, cre s cent (t rollicking, reaklem fun displayed is this title is mild oom goods, the prices sought having tended to contract these learnt that it was absolutely neessury for the embassy to 9to 1 - Braes ft f) and WC pared with the rich absurdities of the pleas -ehourdittes elders to the lowest point. The American houses are still embark ,• when the Rodney left the steam launch and life- 10 to I - Abaci/oldie It A te st O to I _ T. I.lilton ;1) 1 , that extend so dialogue, action, dresses, musk, end even i••• • ,:fl_ e ••:.. 0 • 1 th___ . .eir 1 "Nie5,.......,_ " 0 • 00701 1 felt- Prices are boat of the Ocean hail gone in to Osaka for the purposed 15 to 1 - lenl ir glit of the 33 to 1 - Thalia ( t 'end scenery. Mr. Gilbert has not attempted to parody much 6 ""' "'" ha 41 """'" ••""",' embarking tilt embassy . On the night of the 31st we ob- outer ft and arr) of the mule of Mr. Palfe's most popular opera, but has WOOLLEN.-Lsgre, Menu 21.-The markets have served two very large fires in Osaka, which were burning 33 to 1 - letthkiolder s t when we left. Sir Harry Parkes sad staff will remain, 100 to 6 - Stntbeeke (t & 4) to i _ u t o i mogoord oil off ; ,t) th. desutr a d te hla m iren red tios itab tel: w ia ht t eular ow l e y 7 W i t eren liketto t pe by r. n bee t ri lewn eond ted ucted s" u n p e on w f ttu thi4 d-tot rsing th .prhßriesaipl, has until matters are quiet, on board her Majesty's ship et Nilo 1 - Attack COll (1 40 10 1 Van Araborgh few have changed hands but whit hue been of s Omen. rod or, -up character. Is the coloured hall the transfer (011, 6010 11 Mil regard as reedy-made burlesque. Mr. Gil. tO to 1 - The Parson (t and le ) boas dialogue is very brilliant and fall of has been rely natecelleneous, sprinklings of most kinds of and alt) 60 16 1 - 34 • 61° in enni " humour, bus in many omen the original inflated language goods being included in the selections which hare been at to 1 - cas= it 34 mule . Tweeds still continue to hold the most favourable ari o 50 to 1 - (Bey Mocking of the opera is nee more mein. The nee wee re -25 to 1 Nyanza (t.) eeived with gunk, laughter and sedum th roughout, pardon. although the puede which new lone the hell 15 to 1 - Chebeo ( and 1000 to 10 - Claricl (t and - - - are sot by any mean* so large or numerens es of late, *ad off) ogi and the author and all who eontributed their share to this se th e season advances mi t er cau ti on w ill still b e o b set , 4to 1 Sig bilukhoolle and Nemec coupled ft end off) =corn were duly applauded and eseounged in the usual able is making purchases from this class. Coatings and 1000 to so - Chelsea, with a start (V fashion. Mr. HaUiday's little drama of Daddy Ore, plait' cloths la medium qualities have been rather more 1000 to 16 - Clarice, with • start (of) of the evening. METROPOLITAN. is still the first piece anirpsted, Omagh the total amount of busineu trammeled has 1104 been large. Melbas and other branches of 'num Ito to 6 .gat Catnap (t) I 20 to 1 opt Delsoularatiou 1 - IUM (1) t) facture have been very quiet and have changed hands te to to to 1 - ap iJ4o nea (t) 25 to 1 - Roznyinplirl,t) LAW NOTICES. onl y where necessity required. The white market he not NOZTIIAIIPTONSWILS STAKES. varied mach. White diagonals are yet inquired after, end 4 to 1 eget Lord Hastings k t) aItTROPOUTAN COUNTS 00131331. although Ilse treader is nut what may be termed very ee l= to 7 - Leap Year ,oll i tenure, there le still • moderate business done in them. 5.1 40 I btradbroke (I) " Hairline have not been very brisk. In some quarters the UAL SPUCIINS PLATS. inquiries have beau rather more numerous and more Weis -10 to 1 apt Syces Off) I 15 to 1 apt Delphi:lgoe (t) tion observed, but upon the whole the trade has been re calling CUP. stricted. Priem retain • firm position. 11 to 1 apt Daily (WE 125t0 1 apt Abergaltlie (off, 100 to 6 Vlrlide (t) ttoto 1) 40 10 1 .. Weatkerilar(t) , TWO THOUSAND OULNIAS. II to 2 apt Rosh:rude* (t 16 to 1 apt Ifireerter (t) and 18 to 1 - vale Roy 15 to r - Forowea off) (t) 20 10 1- B al andltto 0) (t) 100 to 12 - Typhoeus ( 25 to 1 - Chases 0'; 11 to 1 - Pace (I & o f) 1000 to It - Kedisholder (0 •. (MCI; ica - Tra - rpirdfo; 17 - reek.) 8L00X511722 rortlarad-road.-Mesday; Motet 22; Tuesday, It: Tbrusday, 25; ill& IT. BWTVORD.- kr, March V. 3101 PION, Whilebasts-grovs.-Turaddy, March 24; "(edam day, IS. MILREINWILL, Druscsa-terrace.-Meadst. March 271 ; Wads's day. 25 ; Ilsoaionak Oid•Ares4-road.-Tssaday, March $4: Thurs day 25. Thurs o Bow-road.-Yriday, March lIIIITIOELPIL, Great Pfilisi4MOL-Wmisis4ty, March u: Thersday. 25 ; $7. Scutum; Ihraaslrest -Tuesday, Marcif4 c Thursday. 93 ; LADS . Friday, 27. Chiarbarlad3 Now.ros4.-Tuaaday, March 24. Olahawice.-Wsharday, March IL WOOLIFICIL-Thwatay. Mani It CM of Lammas~Ysiatl+h~.-1/~+w. Mani IS : Thard s 7. 2 5 ; W 56 1• 5 4 2 K Si Shwas', us ; imam ; war dal/. HARDWAAM—Bnurniortut, Kasen 21. The im provement in the trade of this town, fleet visible • month ago, has been maintained. The mannfeetorers are, es • rule, very . fairly red, with the pros pect that as soon u q - ay is turned the reaction, which in now or some respects partial, will become more diffused. In reference to the most ins portent branches carried on hen, the metal mane report more favourably, exam, as to brass and iron wire, for whisk the demand hie been moderate for the last three er fur months. There is a better supply of orders in for builders` ironmongery, also for edge tools and = wane ; and in the plating trades genera ll y more is being done. In addition to the copper coinage now in ISOM of eineuties at Mean. It. Menton and flocs, of the Mint, for the Roumanian government, the ins have just entered into • outrun with the Italian government for • supply of copper blanks and coins to the value of about en millions of francs, to be completed in two months. The Italian officials under whom control and surveillance the contract is to be executed arrived here a few days sines. 9to 1 sot Rootatut4alOl It to 1 sulTolk & Otto 200 boo bow (t) ilt to 1 .get rice cto, 40 to 1 Spoculsun (0) 1000 to is Melon (o) BETTING AT MANCFEKSTER.—SATtraDAY. CITY AND 811BURRAN. Bto 1 end BlinkboolLs (t I 1 —2O to 1 mist Attack 60E3) and off 20 to LAW of 9 to 1 • (t& Marko 3) Sto MP 20 to Strodbioto (11 10 to 1 Names (o) 211 to 1 Nyanza ttl 100 to 6 71t4 Parson (4) 100 to 3 lady losoldff 100 3nocultun 18 (t) WO Oaken) to 1 Cbelaes (t) to 3 T romp (4) 10 to 1 ffettlibolder(t) METROPOLITAN STAKE& 18 to 1 opt Damonstratloo (4) EARL SPENCILLE PLATE. 140 to 10 apt Ryas, (S) 140 So 10 Moonbeam (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 20 to 1 apt Melee* (t and w) TIM JUDGZ AND Tii BMX Sulfur.-It bait bees already stated that dela( the of the arises for the county of baser, at Lewis, 1W week, a dinglitoe rust ter between the Lord Chief Justice and the high of the cionntr, Mr. Crofts, and that, upon one oessioa his kaskip ex hie interim' to fine him foe nogleating his duty tins the court with diem- WM. The Ilmilogiol ve to • peat deal of soarer - CORN.-CANDRIDEIL Hawn 21 .- We had • dull 4 Palm. the menneme of an entirely unusual market for all corn, at bat week's prior. character. It "a i d ww 8 1_,..., atm th e wwwith of t h e C•auns, MARCH IL-There was an avenge supply of leffee:_,___aftteelethe hifterug....,_ttet,net # et___,,te e dft _De! 'led wheat and barley at our market this morning. Wheat m" J•wili" had to walk to waat a i li Zaliong" 'am Upon meta fair sale t about last week's prices, fine seed promoting to shank the high very unceremo- samp l e ', s u m 1,,,,,a r, 6d. to Is. above our quotations. nimmly took poseseloa of the seat of honour is the car- In barley there was no change. The supply of oats was Fiat° , wthilwithif the Lord Chief Justice to sit with his good ; but asks were slow, at a reduction of 3d. per bbeeock to illw ban". Then wer° al" no wamP•thth l. Prior :-Wheat, white, 26a. to 30s. lia. ; engaged-whether from motive, of 00000Oly or otherwise tad. 2 e s. to 26 , 1 barley. l e e. e d. to u ti. 6d., potato oats, dell not appear, bat the lbw"' of *laws air 10a. to 12a. per Carlisle bushel ; tour, 2s. 7i. to 3s. ; oat smeary adjuncts to the proceeding, of the as- wea l 2 e. ea to 2 .. ed . ; Tymea f , fe. ed .. ; b ar k ymm i . &bee did not man to please either of the ii . B l. 1 ,. 4 ...... Adger, who ware both very dissatisfied with the errs that bad been take& Thee onsegileace of this was COLCIIIIIITTE, Morn 21.-A moderate ',apply of wheat; Nat an intimation wee given by the judges that they would sales limited, at last week's quotations . Small show of net require carriages, sad ea each morn they walked hafki , w hich nail" IL to 2a • Pe r cir• more math,' to the court, leaving the sheriff to proceed thither alone. GUILDFORD. MARCH 21.-There was • fair sultr im o d f After the little fracas of Tuesday, the lord Chief Justice wheat to-day, trade was not brisk, but line samples treated the high sheriff with apparently studied neglect, quite as much wary fine barley not so plsatitul, rid and the latter, who was told that he must attend ID tour at fully late prices ; middling sorts dull. Wheat, 64a to or he Amid, was compelled during the whole day to Al Ns- ; barley . Mg. to Mo. ; cats , 245. to 3 01 - ; Mu, gag. to by th e side of the jades, who did net speak a word to him. al. ; bowl, gni- to 50 e sad apes one oceasioa, when the • /elle dropped a Kmarroan. Kamen 21.-A heavy supply of wheat, trade oipm sad the high sheriff was about to pick it up, the dull, but last week's prices were fully maintained. A Chief /native remarked, " Let it alone, sir," sad picked it fair show of barley and • good demand. Prices again Ia up himself. Duriog the whole sitting of the emirs this per qr. dearer. Oats, beans, and peas as before, and very state of things continuo', cad ao attempt at reconciliation few offering. Wheat, old, 48s. ; white, to 52a. per load ; was made when the bushier was concluded. It may be barley to 504. per qr. ; oats, Mo. to 38s. ; and peas to 30s. stated that the under-rend was heed 204 upon the same per Iced. maxim that the Ohba Judie, threatmed to fine the L igaggrak M agog 21.-Tie su ppl y of wheat a t ..., hl fit sheriff, but this Co. it appears him main Wan to' oora-mu toadywas moderate, And the quality and mated. oonditlea of the grain was irregular. A limited demand WOLLICIN'II briziarioNAL Istliornoo, 1869. took place, bat the totes of List week were obtained. -The Sake of Argyll., Lord IlhoLo, M.P., the Dean of Whits made Ms. to 81s., rod, 714. to 75,. per 36 stone. My, sad Mr. Bennet Woodcraft, LILL hare consented We had a small supply of barley, and the tone of the to beams vieopresdlats el thin nederteirlat ia Kr. Wing- domed was rather quiet. Seines' uses dose at shout last field Digtry, the Tod el Dade, the Merl of field, Mr. week's prior. Malone qualities made 44a. to 48e. per qr. • Altus Bah, and Bad ME:ve jobbed the ise glindies„ 40s. to 42.. per SO roam Oats ware a moderat e Wt; • sad Lord dards* Wood has cos led 101. show, and • randy Sealingpervaded the Dade, ire car mina* th• Parma of eallosiag rears berg well w t. Ms. to Sis. ; old, 365. Tan Bum Poo& to Wooinousgs, -On Saturday. end gili../M, 2 _ 4 Nose. "a • Meet" • ra t i ty ef frreeet armor • deputathea, headed by his GM* the Ara- re • hide fcek pines at Pit" Ia ththith bishop of Talk; the Mid of /Arlie and about 40 mambas I math' L•• shout the same m la" work . We have parlisamt, wa it e d w p m th e m il k of Devon, u m pro d. )11Id • Ilitiailetempaster• awing the week, bat on the dent of the Poo.low to draw his sttootko to bob Millei° dig 'ma" W. bee. wile" l 7 fee""ble for offleilly laid before the pad the as to the ....._ _ . 441. weak. shameful *crater el away porriatial sad to feeweeirrhemeo r = ju lgeeel 21 .- The .. S7•Usoe this sell upon the government to rake nob steps as should en. week Mg hoes foreeeeele for the dolling. IRIF T 14:: reform la the adroinisiestra of the Pese.lsw with II& Simi* , liana' mg. an • salutary check Mom lb the Mariam The bishop a york, Sig wastation whore too great a luxuriance exists. At mar John M P., ifs: gams Hart, Sir Mang Very. inseiml Ws two* ate had an extremely moderate show ILP.. the Hon. Poesy W= abe , M.P. and 'De. Ow of whilst from the growers, foe whir • ready We vas having addressed his the Mari of Deer band, at the extreme rates of this day se'aidglit, WI thanked the deputation fee moiranse which the Item the reads trassatine yore quite of • retail shie amesistir hod r the eases of Peer-law velem and shale, and wham yews& rordrod oitodww • 0w5af ....... ,,....." 886 * ma that am Bassi had led their heads sow am had to be nioill, the dad» to se r e mini stilambiy by an rarities. He was of to la. pot 0.. 'Moir was la tittle factor. As ilms eZ rim4lo4 am tag was net shop reedy to gtve the wombat se ding to limit Miami. Matins body bosol ia T mat ooor guardians, insomuch as it was wishes* WIWI, ; OotWd arranged . Bow mid pals thositit lo what was alba eserralisation. Ile eft Hedged Mimi& Th e demo' fen facia mg. is •••• FOHIMOUMMIIIS4 the amamity fee tiie poiats whir • rode' for the mowed 1 whims the sow sett Soda am ilsoistali es saV, sod printsd oat that the Poor-low I hers • feir sale, seed late Mr tour lodataisoL rho btrit •ow Or e Oa of re striae* ennui this wish so; :-Wirrot. mostwas, liled gm. ; Soars he s hal he foe . beige, 6,010 ; _ rye, mostwins, le; basky. assitidosb mooed tording sit Woodsy. Tit archbishop , Ii :1 8 ; forld" 8 . 113 i ask. imiginline Si i e _i his ladiip, sad 6; was moo the right boa. sari was ae- 2 5 hp ; fordigo, 8,3511; peas, ossatsica. T ; Wow. mato knees" hy fto ewe 111.1hal whir had brought the dark- wise, 1100 saris ; ladies ass, 40 qrs. ; Indian ern tiny. Wks Am IMMO swim Tata Lweow Mtramta.-Thisxsoutiou of Wawa • Ifoowoot, MARCH 21.-'se any* of wheat was met Won* otodoosod to death riot Monday at Damara United at this mob* • wooloy ; _ _wad the Inds mad eirfor the snorer al \Mire Bradlary, at Irian, din tir the al ibis dor ssisdlo l ,. _i ; is_ososs iosisssos., soaprovidoially dud for Toopoloy re Matra. The the __ . 'wan • l•-•. • w'wwa The i aliiir ag etritenise oat fa lir • wirp ilsge des siste ad sad itmg o 7 merit 11l ern mnfinT, Mill tales sows mem* Mandan hills esteeeteeded. The werher .aersiag re gar mask hoe Liam Tb. Ilaffsit bermialturseinktAm ' :Wm Smelled 0 14 foe *imam, GM ellisdap mit tie rionser to bony rump a• Palms aftwiew hille *hawse ilmosesu'e a rsiss• Indio Mil tienaterest tilers*, tequirtien le is Ohs. labs.), 7is. to ; cod ditto (.. WeeratJ'e Inflow •ki ant labia glared, on tlia to Mae. Ms. to See. ;rat.e. saollirs tram Levi Welsh, whores geolmmea to 14 pow _ 111hm L 54th,.), 425. te 445. • runs • ditto ( - for moirlisa to sal th• adored man, woo away sol. is iiiiis , ..): OA. to 4L. ; alio (irelebig is pots with ido soorpodill is UM braid oda*. rill), ado to 31s: ; oats. 181..toits. ; b,... 51 ...t0 Dreasarnria Aaw m ? AT 817312101.-4 younf r e j eas t e r e 4. 6 4 . B l . ths. 47l ; o t er A o. ' r ewe ksz a 7s.4 X gm. mired worms, wowed Emily lames t adobe at No. 1 Ilervissitierelstest. Mempoirdosed, eat be sera ma 446 ' 414 44* 144 Vs. ' 344 ' . . . shriek Tim to loran 4ardr ow m i ..., es , a the Notoolowt, MlAs= 2L-Term sr a fele ar . • ‘ 10 . 3 ". Wes was to 'es ftWiiii balmy, wheat IS "gsgra "doses iwemry and merwiss saw &ON lo • Ou t , •••,).: -- o', ?!ilei.fftefelAkSliefilie• Imei..‘ien "'Lis. ef -- - - '" "''. THE FOREIGN MAILS. Soureettrrox, Meson 21.—The North German' Lloyd steamer Bremen, from Now York, has arrived here with 44 passengers for this port, Hone, and Bremen, 68 seeks of mails, and 3,154 pelisses of cargo, but no gnat. On the 17th inst. she spoke the steamer City of Baltimore. Quavorrowx, Mancn 21. —The National Steam ship Company's steamer Helvetia arrived hem this even ing from LiverpooL She embarked the passengers, and proceeded for New York. All welL DZIPATCI OP AIIIIIILLLIAN MAILS. —SOIITIIAMP roc Yawn 21.—The Pealamialar and Oriental Cowpsay's steamship Ripon, Captain Rogers, sailed this afternoon with mails for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean. Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, India, Coins, Australia, and New Zealand. The Ripon took out 95 passengers and a general cargo, In cluding bar 5i1ver,159,5501. ; dollars, 33,33 M. ; sovereigns, 4,009 f. ; watches, plate, jeweller!, gold thread, Re., 6,4531. 3s. &L ; geld soin, 1,483/. ; silver coin, 11. 7s. ; and diamonds, 3307. OUTWARD AIIRRICAN MAIL. QVIINR/OWN, MARCH 22.—The Royal Mall steamship Cuba arriwkd here at 6 am. to-day. Having embarked 57 supplementary sacks of malls and passengers, she proceeded for New York at 3.20 p.m. AU well. CWOOKRATRN, MARCH 22, 11 P.M.—The Inman steamer Etna, from Halifax on the 13th inst., is now paming Browhsad signal-etatlon en route for Queenstown. ROYAL BOTANIC GARDINA, Rsozwes PAR[.— I The Royal Botaaio Society have this year determined to continue their spring show during a wholo week, and to have double days for their principal exhibitions, so that should one day prove wet, as is unfortunately too often the ease, tjsere is Mill au opportunity for visitors to enjoy the beautiful treats s.t out for them on the following day. Their spring exhibition was opened on Saturday last, and will be continued every day until and including Saturday next. The exhibition Paoli is also this year on • novel plan, and it oertainly must be pronounced a complete and admirable success. The Bowers, which are supplied by TO THY IDITOI OF THZ Messrs. Cutbush, of Highgate, are tastefully arranged Hie -Turf men have at length seen a real in banks (not separately classed), in a large marquee "knock-oat" for ate Two Thousand and D erby , the pep. orating to the society's line conservatory by Perin Kolliersioisn toad IvAr Elisabeth has. asd being fo lding doors, forming, with their varied forms and hues, mato child's-00 comparedcompared with that admin i stered Saturday to Paolo, who, ea I feared =oaths ego, hoe given a mass of colour and beauty seldom to be seessnat this su( imitation , ahe will D a trim. 04 , wider say early season. Cinerarias, azaleas, rhododendrons, bye- circumstances sty long- fancied Harvester looks lib turning einths. tulips, and many more of the bright spring out the best of the Duke of Newcastle's formidable stri ng , beauties being well relieved by denteiu, heaths, Win of for all the trial Slawahlai recently was and the present state of is T T er y o lthoesih Thostean i.oteer d market we ld the valley, Solomon's seal, double plums, Oneida? roses, mignionette, ferns, and other plants of delicate colones and favorarite ia his turn been fatefully Tigut graceful forms. The tulips and hyacinths are both parti- Unless Sir Joseph Hawley really fancies his chance for the mainly fins-the splendid blue and white hyacinths call. Rowley mile contest, there will not be i ruch f or the pair ing for special note. The band of the Life Ganda per. beat , and as it is we see _arra • prnmi : t favourite. Formosa goes quits as badly formed during part of the day in the large conservatory, neat ass market. it wag new* " osint n oass shoo surrounded by manes of all sorts of beautiful dowers and fl the three winter s h o wer h s so oamers et a ll y rare and curious Plants. and their services will he eon- knocked about ; sad there I. plenty of room for the new tinned during the week. Yorkshire salable, Chelsea, la the frost mak, • spin he THs rt_ had with Lord &mild having gives such " beeps of satin RIFILIISZNTATION OF EAST - vs. wi ns • that there i s a ommdados out t o huh him for Saturday afternoon a large and influential meeting digast all his rases. Watson nee found sat what time it was Kent liberal electors was held at C•oterbury to consider with him, his lordship looking so a m m arr i v i ng at Rig . the coops , to be adopted is awasequesse of the elevolos wad that the on ,. „ Ni s w i se l y is patting the „ did ay of Sir Brook Bridges, the conservative member for the as c acti iman s ta - n• a b 0 1 ,0„, „ as not up to the mark °Dusty, to the peerage as Baron Pitzwalter. M. IL H. tisa • sad 0 so far, that b as h h a sad Knatehbull.Huges in sen, M.P., as chairman of the Heat Kest with hen at last dace Liberal lleghrtsation Associative, presided, and is answer iq tity ths * ohm mdnim m a m . niTir a - " sse to requisitions that had been forwarded him from the te semis. liberals in every polling district throughout the division , /6 mare mum .„.6.mle she, the Sp ring mass declined to 'coeds to their wish for him to become a lag . fr om .V a iih o „ and da s ae s h a can didate for the vacancy in Eat Rent. He introduced to ca i.Z - e . nyear . aid sesass, a di wi n i s tro . the meeting Mr. Henry Jacques Tuftoo, eldest son of Sir shan ia - s. foe whin ee ; m o m b an * oms Richard Tuftoo, of Hottleld-plitee, Ashford, in that biome. m•used a Wii days „ mods to s a d s i a „ to county, who offered himself as a candidate in ► oad hm „ -- ey 01. h .... esww not slam be the liberal interest in opposition to Malor Pan. 5 774 47. sm . s s % m ai m heal, as Tee l aa d wad. is hereon, who has been brough t out out h Y the cm. sweiny, sad ths tsar eissei weigh feet dare het will genitives. After Mr. Tufton made an exposition of ad be asassasid b y Weim pm e m dad. id h alm . his political views, Sir Walter James proposed , and Mr. aide S. say b saaybe an .y eu ,oid ds a n s Sterriker Finals seanded, that be be ecrp!e_d_liy_ the om , i r is host doses li as haea ham ba essesasy sa d iiharals a. their eladiaala. and this was Do Vim The litinfeed Those in geolifor belf-asin essimy. solved upon. Shortly afterwards Mr. Tattoo issu an w hisk till baaed Msdlew'a rttlat awes well rat address to the electors, in which he declares that his s u sh i hdosod „ sha s h aa e d m y. t=l „.4 sympathies are entirely with that liberal party of which as y ohasams, sa d /lemma Bet is Mr. Gladstone hi the recognised chief. Referring to the pkig i ft • ta M b, iii amtio, loes ear • 4 , Irish question, he says that the shwa. by law ostaldialsed closes aa tblv ; the s i x f or k ed H a m m , pi a t si a i me d, I in Ireland is to his mind in it. prennt Mate not only a p eade ; hdt aims sada „I L w as j ust d e sa standing grievance to the religion of the vast majority of d a m Th. City and the Irish people, but a positive source of weakness to pro- ban, sl"s: mt the leadiese. 11•111101 • t ine. atant - ism, which it in • false end invidious pod • ham aa 'n";...„,„. Ida sank W. = t ib m i ss , He was convinced therefore that in advocating ....zry. h . V a i — r aiesda s — assease avo w perfect religious oquality_he was promoting the real la- ardas s - cilb ea b ee h aa h a , gy Famaila West. of true religion. The name of Mr. ninon is one la early st o dasd, tor h „. a Ta o demo „ o „ h em familiar to Kentish folks, sad the candidature of Mr. g aesea d es bb e Henry Javelin Tatou is vary favourably received. The by • jia7a ass amid contest no doubt, be a sharp one. !Mbreirr Hsi hem sae of C atrapredoes= RZPILZSINTATION or WTCOMBIL -For the vacancy his bang deeboyod ea Therettay evordarej li t d elt , created for the borough of Wycombe, by th e sewed= of hell are. of somas, eff). Ifysem, the cat member (the lion. C. H. Omissica ss = Panes, feisty hod *az reePordh• senifellormg f homers of the line Lord Oarington. it Is and Mayflower, whoa they ei Me that the second son of the Ist* lord, the Hoe. William nod a l* gobs to the wall is Intr isa ttmei w l ssms. lll Cirington, will be put in nomination. The Quinine In. Ire sedsiesd htlEalffht af tweet in Wycombe is almost paramount, and am the N Chsilemban, noPoam. same= political views of Mr. Covington an ideation' with these and . after abal g irsr• mar of the majority of the electors, it is not expiated that fa is the mystery, and is. or twe of SOW there will be any contest. Mr. Cagiest= has not yet are as "dead" as Captaia Kidd I have no doelii. • This issued his address, bet will defer doing so until after the Amen end llpeonlem 01110 10 100 to 7 too ttsiay hi S. ospnlnue of the lat. iced. Wheels be sum lan THZ RAILWAY CONSW'FTZILS will commence their tars IP tdraPs rd ina for all Iho hkb gifting. to-day. The first bills to come ea for daisies I P a , a _„...._ a aillorallia aLso . l • ll ostoo ldlisaaha olitai „.. o ta ark"' will be that for the amalgamation of the Beigbton and "••••••••"'',... • -'-'-e„..5..-1„, is - ., -- c oaddao --- hisai tho Chawir doot . South Isstern, and the Chatham and Dover tins*, and the fr'rl' es 7= 7 -- " asse i s. s wim. w e abandonment of the bill for the new Brighton tins. TL. "" - last-named will, it is said, be vigaroaaly opposed ge tise lls 111 lasi/ as bad • parka as linllo4loltr. part of the landowners of the district then& which the for deem Otis of line was to be made, and also by the local antheeitke of "` bd ra wid li ca =l: Brighten. the ashoh CiZAAT NOITHISH ROSTITAL, CALIDOBIAN - lOAI, , I thw eellar i ass " dal g uing e t i amber patients for the week mass Marsh 112 s d d h- o n , A w e, ay, was Mee, of whisk 300 were Awe wt m lettibm ta, The pekes of Etornimaa's Tees ere greatly rev eta s s r es* ne o n seat s: Minden mm ; •• superlenit tea attournis• a hest WOW. We ar areVing .•, • •_ PwisSi S a i :Fi • 0101,1. enshar THE EPSOM SPRING MEETING. .. ; ;n• -e =w s sast t ig . erefir=gliod- r„ Slow ehal be:noted — at dff=cittte= Mee trade Isere to. I borer pekes thin was but liktie businees da v t ( ut: eare4a lII'S ftwais, *mg IN• Prim **l B .ll9egied• *nano. lien= YL —There was bat a andante show Cl altspiesof wheat in the Bootbange to-day, and mapy Cl the patash appeared te be eat of esoditi on from the damp weather. Mien were Ms is their inquiries f all In sad lamas maples, sad the were taken off at tra full terms at t week. All the oilier sorts experienced • doll sale, and a little reduction was obliged to h e submitted to to find buyers. Old white wheat, be s t, realised from Ma. to Ma ; new, 78a. to 811. ; secroadsry, 755. to Ms. ; and inferior, 70s. to 745. Fine old r e d w h eat, 78a. to 82s. ; line new We. to 725. ; secondary, 65 5. so GBs. ; and interior, 60e: to Us. The trade wu go o d f or fine malting barley, at last week's currencies; althou g h dfstalieg and grinding parcels experienced a steady in. gain, holders remained firm, and eternised as good prices se late week. Fine malting paraeh were quoted at 455. t o Kt: distilling, 40s. to 435. ; and grinding, 31e. to 3it s , There was • liberal demand for seed descriptions of oats, and these 'life taken off at fall terms. Feeding parcel s were slow in disposal but not cheaper. Best P o l an d sorts meld at 288. to 331. ; Wateeloo, 261. to 2M. ; and Ta r t ar', I Mk. to 26a. Roesserza, MARCH 21.—There was a fair attendance of buyers sad others at our earn exchange, but the stands were not Largely supplies' with best samples of wheat. Hominess aged& ruled duO, and although holders wer e willinu s o ni • further reduction in price the trade ruled • with but Utile doing, while the tone of the market was abou t la. to 2a. per qr. cheaper. The prawns quotations antes best white wheat 73.. to 77a, and extra Ise, 77a. to 79a. per qr. ; aeoeadary white, 70a to 73a. and inferior lots, b7..t0 70e. per qr. ; best red what 70e. to 725., and extra old surmise, 721. to 74a, per qr.; eesonclary, 6Gs. to 70a, and inferior, 63a to pes qr. Foreign wheat was in very little demand, and only a Mail business war transacted at barely late quotations. la the dour trade there tram little passing, and although most kinds were offered by millers at • reduction of la. p er sack the purchases made were manly in retail, and coo. fined to the finest makes. With a restiicted supply of barley panels f or distilling purposes ruled firm, a f ew o f the best lots fetching a trine higher terms. Fur be a t ma l t . ins parcels the quotations are 44e. to 4%., and other. 42,. to 44a. per qr. ; best grinding, 33e. to 36, and others, 3la to 338. per qr. Malt commanded little attention, Oats were in rather large supply, and this bad its influence on priest, which are about dd. per qr. cheaper--a few o f th e best old lots fetching 30e. to 32e. per qr. Beans and p ees firm, and the demand steady. WISBICH, MARCH 21.—We are fairly supplied with wheat and other grain at this day's market. Wheat is in fair demand, at fully the prices of this day week, and all spring aorn rather in favour of the buyer as to price. - . - MARCH 21.—At this day's market there was • fair windy of wheat, which sold slowly at a decline of 6d. to la. per quarter. Batley quite as dear. Oats 6d. to la. per quarter higher. Deana fins. Igo inquiry fur peas. YORE, MARC/4 21.—We had • limited supply of wheat f rom the fa.ruera to-day, and there was a limited &We. dance. There was not much doing, and price■ were mud. sally unaltered. White qualities realised N. to 80.; rod, 700. to 74a. per 36 stone. There was a moderate show of barley, which met a steady trade, at priors much the ante as those quoted on the previous SMurday ; ing, egs. to 48a. ; grinding, 42a. per qr. The supply of oats was tolerable, and there was a pretty fair d eman d. The best sample; were rather in favour of the seller with respect to price, and other qualities were firm-25.. to 30e. per 24 stone. Beam were a middling show, and samples were disposed of at late rates-48.. to 7.0• per 38 stone. Malt, 68s. to 70a. ; rye, 42.. per quarter ; dour, 66e. to 575. per mak. Seed mowing has made fair progress during the past week in this locality. W AAAAA ORD, MARCH 21.—From foreign one small cargo maize and a fair quantity of wheat arrived since Saturday hat. For every article of the trade there bas been a 'tatty improvement in the demand • business to a considerable extent was transacted here thi s week, and any fluctuation we report in prier are not of much rosequenee. Wheat —lrish not on quite so good hiquuy. Forcinn meets e ready sale, and is fully as dear. Barley is lower for all aorta. Is Mack oats traffic is still restricted from want of shipping ; at our quotations of this day se'nnight them are buyers, but holders look for a further advance. Indian corn we must mention rather easier, say about 3d. per barrel. Flour 6d. per rek cheaper. Imports this week :--Maize, 1160 quarters ; wheat, 6,200 ; flour, 4 sacks. Exports this week :—Oats, 2,362 berrels ; barley, 400 ; flour, 549 sacka. TAM STAIK2 AND LOCK-OUT AT SALTAIRIL —At noon on Saturday • deputation appointed at a meeting of the people held on Friday evening, waited upon Messrs. T. Salt, Sons, sad Co., at their works at fieltaire, to represent to them their grievances, sad to express to them their wishes with reference to wager. laeoiselloyers expressed their desire to consider the of the workpeople in the most favourable WreaTtes give whatever wages other firms were giving, and even more. They desired, however, that the work people should resume work at ones, in order to an imme diate satisfactory arrangement of differeness. The con. aities was accepted, and on Saturday afternoon notices were posted at &hairy that the works would bo opened as usual on Monday morning. There is no truth to the statement made in • Leeds paper that ono of tho partners had stated that the firm found they were paying less wages than were paid by other firms, and were oa that account ready to pay more. WORK INO-WONSN'S CLABBI4I. —On Thursday even ing, 11th lad., Mr. M. I). Conway, of Virginia, gave a lec ture to the friends and members of this institution in the class-rooms at Newton-house, on the New England State, of America, embracing not only the social and physical condition of these countries, but more especially done stirring political events which led to their first settlement, and accompanied their early growth. Mr. Conway pos sesses, in an eminent degree, the power of combining instruction with amusement, and of giving to history and philosophical speculation the vigour and freshness of per sonal obeervatlon. On Thursday evening next Mr. J wrph Biggs will read • paper on American literature, illustrated with selections from various authors. [Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAY 9 B OINTMENT AND Para—Pew persons are eo favoured by circausetrustes or so fortified by nature as to misfile them topes, unscathed the sore trials of an Inclement season. WI It catarrhs, cluslis, end Influenza" everywhere abounding It should be universally loon that Bottowers ointment, diligently rubbed upon the ,hest cheeks the worst assault" of these maladies and securely verdt off more gray. and dangerous Menem of the throat and lusts. 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Tamar, Seq., aar. e L, saaeL wire of 3. lay, of nein, Clakts ' Mar 1111robalaia. and ad. —Marsh at Itiallwas. gorhi, Aar C r: leire‘ 1". ei raViimmal4"4.l ~.. otatabar. aad danester of amok Esc, ot ora."' Il k mts o e ~._ ~_..=._y _--~ - ABBOTT.—MarehI9, at War rMoaner% &W., the wife oft. Abbott log, of • daughter. HOWIIIII-11.arela Id, at Worklogton, Cumberlaud, the wife 4 B. Boom. La., of a too. BILOWll.—Marol 10, at Sayal.terrace, Weymouth, the ode of A. Brown, 2LD., of a daughter. BUB[B.—lfral IS, at Pambrolut-road, Lady Burke, the wife of Igo Übtar-fliag-of-arma, at a lon. 00113.-11arel 10, at Craren-blll-gardaue, ilyde.park, Ore loth of T. P. OM* of a son. NACHILISOIII.—Narch SO, at Lancaster-gate, the lege of 00 . Nacybsetion. Nag., of a daughter. NUN N LlL—Dfszeb IS, at Sheerness, the wife of I Mangle, sw• pm, IN., of a diongtter PAYL—March If it watringtonerement, Idaktabill, the win of James Pay4 6. t., of a son raolipecom. 17, the wife of H. Thompson, of Cokbesin. of a los. MARRIAGE& ItILLICD—DE TINIAN.—March 111, d Amato% Cantle, by the Rem. T. Yield, Seward, sou of J. O. Ireland, )M. 3 . P. 4 Itestial. to Loeb& Manama, dwaghtor of the late Rev. r• . Do Da ft , Mar M Maksaim 11, orthask. rAcimt—HUNTLY.—Mordi at the Britbh Embry, Park. by the Bor. J. C. Coo, M.A., C. Doane, sixth eon airy. Jabot, lop , of Parma Ball, Kent and late of The fi0 01,17 .. Woodkrd, to Jeasaitte Annie, widow of the late A. onlootto and younsput dattshter of the late N. LOO Yaroh IY. by medal &ease, st St ikrimilsaLliftlfra. Dared,mos of J. Loomes, Lso., of Islier,ts.D. olfgftat LI J. Palmer, Zap., of St. James,* t• 111, at Canton, by the W. J. elfbaft, _liehard, sou of E. Pilifteton, Do., of Whit' Itaa et. Ades% to Lout" daughter of A. /*Debi:, Dl Data Mom effirolos. 11811AVI—ILHASITZTON.—Ilaree 17. at the It %,c. triTo*. ao4 afterwards at the 41. tee sA Martin. by mt m . k ). Copal, W. Proud% third son of the late B i• fleeraro, re Cabra use Zillmoo,lsabella, only etAl of the late 14or Eftemen% 7oth Highlanders. LLAT72ll.lALL—lfarth 1111 by weds! Ikedue, at St Reber% Istss7, by the Set. C. Derott, IL A., Captain H. F. Suter. ll s * N.A., to Iftaboth Winona*, widow of Captain 11 - of Derivraili, county Tipperary. lardy so bud • plillus al i•ltta•War. 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