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

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TUZ EMIGRANT FAMILY; se, Me =Le r e etrallea MOM Ity the Mao el Sod= _ vela. Loads: MN& Mem peg ash o b i., 01, Clen&M. NV IIAT Tu EAT, DRINK. AND AVuIL 1 Dloa TAW 11. Onmaamoo; Oarrana—Row Is lame NAM %gm a mei ama • door lora ma • en as otwome of oiso r t ses o4 l ==ll bi lLoarZ wied a t• o t k leisi ofiWiZomina.solwoor or 14f. rola om. ; elm VI. wog Meal ;or Ono{ tits Ilmaillinr.l4. 4 Uri Owe,. lttwNt of liztoo me 'Gambit Ws EDWARD EU rr harms th: 10Mb:r im' s llr ig a tt e ira.bMso . lois Mara 6o able doillabg ft solooll ZVI. os INID_ A _AT like Illi doit of Wok os4 I lk ~,Akr ,' " Vi e l." ..i rr ibee. oolLoomealutha". wi ' t = IN osio. Pah. • hey 'won Who poring - mil iv " el m ! oeIrAMS of moo dim =d a re:l . N a=lll, of hop moma =6 :L ikilra.EVA., orl venter orgoola la mbi lo ohahowoZ e =?Ao • Mod; •14 11 o•JC Wish. ri me r e lt a t=o=pc wk i : 111 Erf=f Woo hopooliolo. ea rohoonoo le he i&Le all le a rtre r i liz as. Athesta p tiz i 2l . Ithlie e la rg . aIET•I the ersdkom, . o I asa lon Is Os aoh•••■•••• Wahlway. , gel Welsh MR. MASON (at Bssicintbsry, Load* is za. 11. sit* beAraranth_. zair Imo laa. WW" a. I. at 11101•11• Pa. Oh so valuable f Oo• logo. h it=r w it rad Orcoolro: - 'YoTiwoodloodo Mid ki., .1.1%.41r,. k r z y .newi:: g hob 2 laW ea r Amiga I t 1•1••=g " boz sod • malls".."V Mos ha Who Bobs. *his al ofbow Itgromr Edo ohd mos from AMIIII. iglik oldie. =Mt :o w e- . lot to hr. Chula Iftswia—lk, be Wish ohs ago probes is the soh. sod %% v s ==•=141 . 1 . ...1.12 . ; An= issid, stookariele ; of laoroo sod w...,„ A. I. MA. sollollon. Angovof ; awl of 14. laws. .I.a•s& INDIA. THE OVERLAND MAIL UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER OF MOOL TAN.-GREAT BATTLE BETWEEN MERE SINOH AND LORD GOUGH. We have received, in anticipation of the overland wati, intelligence from Bombay to the 3rd of Febreary. On the 22nd of January Modtan ospitnkted. On the 13th of December ea:rattle was fought m the Jhelum, between Lord hand Mere Singh. following is from the 2ines : An express mired lest eight from the gernamgesnal, istissatine that, en the thei et Jemmy, ewe presthable breashas bane/bean weiblidied. and me Weep bees Mined for smelt, Mashed with his peek= mule as semadthena surrieder. No partisans we gives. A bloody and bowies battle hes bees heath sa the J. bum, and on of the most unprofitable thee hw Imes worn, meideriag the prim at Miele it has hoer peedneed sail the fniite It tee d eed corded recorded la the emaketthem After the riumumseW affair of 3rd Daimler, Lord Omsk z =to have determined to leave the tawny Mae until had site, or, perhaps, sada the balk of the be. angle/ tares bad joined bin. On the 10th Jogger,. OW. Lawton, mina he map, direct hew the leadiesnen of the pannier general. Oa the lith the env premed to M um Os the 12th they mucked out, with all their bap cr us s e sd a seer, ht the Mood= a the thistem Os the el the 131 k they ease wields sight of the Sikh seep, sad deem is use of their outposts. Our was so peene d to Reassal. a mem pest P arr 's map, sad whisk hashed the key of his psi. this, se that hadrng earned this, we ahead seem the sea =whisk were setablished been, dues up a 41 whisk. is ernes a essidest. was 4 Z= Ida pvpese to retreat, sad essmond the whets a his Mid. It was too late when we remand ear enemp kg posed to attempt this behre eanset—asd we statm Mud, eseweekigly, to net till soak Aboat one ' Vele*, vs we were emparithe Is e astaigt, the slkh gum .peed apes us and maw of the in OM elms to the ens mander•ivehise, whaa mdse. erne krere Mesa he a general attack, wham% the slightest seem% tegaby. et ar rsagesetat having hem Neale. Atter a ameemis at hem me to two dee beep asap tote the *wk. Akins head themselves sat membered and wt-dashed : the mates' bipeds imbed en with the most pliaatey theseek besameell seed beam sad In the Oatet a ,=da=ms be erl i rll, d ' rape, and sesegesery, till they meshed the tem. &M an were tam s an pme spiked, is a credits., but Is a. aiziNIMINII WWII the Weeps able to saustaia the paddies led wee, grays et weeiestey were deed ea then Gem hose sea Mak. sea essetheally tram the rear ; the many wen date by. kid in the se covered by entreestneasto, sad well eel be egiTid. The gall at Nesmith's brigade were pushed les he forward, end was mamma empperted by warm It had jut Rotund a battery es the soma of as emLsaat is the ascent of whisk the INS teams wheested sad eel of breath. The pas were being spiked, lam • teal& Ike of alnkeetry wee opened by some Sikh regimen emessled Won by, and the troops were wimpelled to retire. Briesdigr Parmisk fell Memel la the fight ; Her Majesty's 24th Poet bad thirteen alms and 218 ma killed rapes the epee, and 10 aims and 244 men wore num or We wended. The 80th If. I. had 12 oaken and 287 sass bQNd and weended. Oa ohs right, a spawn of the 8d Therm, sad the =tin 6th Light Canby were 'Wend to sharp: the dragons eat their way then& the enemy and bask agile—the cavalry gave way ! On the left the ea brigade ender Col. Pops, who wee money weendeck the orders givia The lidi peedpileteli t through the kens weeps= wed owe the man. the g nu "Is wawa by SAM ; we a them were woe amid el l a tte de memy. B ergety.thre. the 'Miley. with Wee was eat down at thei r pas. Inelther="" 1111. bhunai s p ear the Mae d mak pestp erh amfrenenthe Add mid of l Nees Me, try heth per had at cute thee er east lises k one Meth ; we were say able to carry twelve of th e tied!—oho rest were mama in the course of the Witht by the enemy, by wheel the spine were withdrawn. We his her gem; two regiments lestherb of th e i r colo urs ; three lest me mi. Id ism Plea (Awn and 731 new wen MIK se hed thed a their wounds ; OS aim sad 1,446 Ma were weanthel the i =xiit s Is WI sieweemMag to 9,770. Thu Seikhe 'Oka as Bred, the Pest as which their right hall leste4 and hose themselves; we essughd the pawl oththrilly intseimil Or Par csaPi awl ]glade! 4100 * alma newleivin, the Mee haviog been too mei stippled to attempt more reinforcements were reesived. action had bon b ofmart et_ maapmat : the imps kora tun-mums into the amide before we knew thing about the Emig* or rennin of the enemy, and • if we had bees snceserfol, we had not daylight sao remaining to complete our victory. Om. Witeeir Mops, apt 6,000 etrt ng, were immediately up (rem the Same mad Jallundhar Doge; sad the regimens were were& bark to Leber, GM Barnes_ _grar, has whit* both core were ordered up l their plate. rue Meehan form were dlreeled to move up the right 1 - the Jhelaut ea Plod Dads& Khali, so mu as fail, lamb's a probes of 3,000 m map, the amongst rim will farm • reianwommat el m ; wog ma —the army mars the immediate reas•Aig ti L o g G eos t, l! , ntmt mnallskg Mint 20.04 H. wreak mssmildie Ms mr isirkek bares epos' the 'Pies to Heir omikerAna. Irbo, or berg admitted, easualteld the peeler outrages ea the inhelimate Wallowa , anbin a Sayre/ I. the nude steheaur Sin t . CaPtaia at4l salotairte Masson is Me Ha me!all,o"la. The AffibiliS are ia hoes berries iwnweed Ha wed lac _ttarY km set thawed thmuelme either Ilk, bet port nahramed is rid le be la der earmaits the with Manor &ugh. The fidelity of the Jame weep mdse Wised Ilainbask is raid le be mak 100 MAW se make it imitable kr us is have them meet is. Moiler Wheeler beset empl babe Os ries* is pais dews sem bee diMeMeness oy k ed the Demo Desk Is basing bees , Mad that the pare tithe icy of Meshes sr the id Jae. Mae way hapreval ear paper sieleskieggereede• et the ;i:Z 4 arseepearte were made Se soma kby nyder wad a hakes banksedmeme la memoir was it ea the dth, anteradsnall lobe mdrained MI & Ami ne waft seemed impalas et being herbed by ordaares, and mkt/sigma reseriedi Oa the UM three abide wein s alediV a t the esneMmerp Hews ire th e ditsh. • was soak under the Menshosid • 'al lay drivestamards the mi ibishodlesy ken the tows side if the Mime pissed m a level emaidecebly Miler thaw dr drill Meld ansther was caned den up to the were wall, imed hese red turrepher prides faIIiONSAT kr min while, Slush howirme skies Me the wall. whisk basted themelves themes and Wawa* et whir it was sesstrielel, and expired like mhos. series west mares away wkk them. Amsaget the mast imam of all ear binadem was thee of roiling as ismer Medan till the kW limit wale this date baring is,. mess le lbe esually est side. We beeline had bra Wasted litho She ; the Mad wee apparel by tier Whisk i es th eti tsl y ee whir the Immo to be ear Me d, bed eased to maxim ea ti Ida Mile the ssoraree kneekbly Wftit. Met s, weemlldmil seereetisr meld satisfy us. H. fts was ghee 011 the day Mrs mated to suede to war terms er stud W She ti retool Oa the ti MIS Myths psepe e =e = Maw assault, when IsellemS. wed snmeniesed him self, with the forms end padre of betwir 3,000 and 4.000 ma, unseaditisnally late ewe haw& The Yo m f this twojtermination So the n Ced slap ten gersenstent km by mime, sad au r aal salute wiII be Mad from the this day at in Meow el the ever. thOIlillowii;;;; lid of the calm killed and wounded in the Gad daring the heinight : Buses Melton : Capt B. Bailey. Bombay Artillery, Wei of wounds reesived on 27th Desissaber. Wounded on the 17th January: Lieut. Graham, Bengal Attilleey. With General Wilmistiges hires— Killed en 16th January : Lieut. Christie, 7th malty, ser ially wounded ; Lieut. reel, Ist BABA lead Wintry (dled rre c a on the 17th); under wounded, Copt Davidson, 16th 1 lar Ca valry. With the army der Lord Gistb—killed J. Fens isk, hew Majesty's 24th Feet ; ligigwither vl4 C.B. (e. et !skim:weds); Linti...CoL B. 31 . 0A5• _ (died of ...._ F_ ,aot • Major C. Eking. Deady Minoan General ; Melee D. Remneld, Mk ; Major H. W. Hank. 24th Feet; Major B. Caleck, Hone Artillery. ilepaies: C. Lee, R. W. Tra ms. Hank, and J. 8. Shore, 24th Foot ; end W. H. Rena, Mtkh N.L Lientanaata— G. PIM*, G. B. Pam, G. A. Woodside 24th Foot ; A. J. Canon, 14th Dragoons • A. Money, MM ek N. 1.; A. . &ta J bard, 6th Cavalry ;J. A. Manson, Artallery ; A. N. Thompson, 36th N. I. ;_ end W. W. Ward*, 6eck N. I. • Clarkin's/Bot Frits, 24th Foot. Rasigne—W. Phillips , H. C. R. Collie and Pennyeakk. 24th Foot; F. W. Robinson, 68th N. 1. ,• and A. C. Meq ors 3Oth N. I. Wounded : B r i g adi er -G enera l Campbell. : H. Paster 24th Foot, mortally ; G. C. Poossaby, anent AQatat General ;M. R. Lord*, Ma N. 1., manly ; C. Btanart,_l4th ; and M. Smith, 29th Foot. Captains : 'l'ke Hots. . Piero, 9th Lanese (flealkfal); W. Desk, Bth Dragoons; W. B. Brown sad H. L Bamilgette, 24th Fos; W. B. J. Bops, 6th Cavalry ; R. Christie, 6th Cavalry; 11. Dawes, Artaim • J. Massey, 61st Foot ; W. C. Campbell, J. Morrisoa k. C. F. Pavia, and R. 8. Ewan, 30th N. I. •W. Dunmore, 31st Native Infantry; F A. Carleuin, 36th N. 1.; R. W. Frear and B. Haldane , N.I. ; and J. A. James, 69th N.I. Usub.—T. H. 8d tad, 3rd Dragoons ; A. P.C. Blliott.:4sthCavalry ; H. R. Orinelloy, 6:h Cavalry ; C. B. Dundee, Horse Artillay ; G.E. Williams, A. J. Macpherson, R. Aand'Areher, Cram, W. Harkhorn, J. S. Thel, C. 24th Foot; T. Mam and the wall Km F. H. M. 1a..., 29 Foot; J. H. Nagle, 61st r Foot ; M. R. Nightingale and J. Bleaymire, 2nd E aro p ean L.I. ; 8. Paton, 14th Aerim.-Garternaler-Gestral W. Dllifo, and G. 0. Anderson, 16th N.I. ; A. 0. C. Batheriand, and F. Jane, 25th Native Infantry; Aosta. sod H. Bwietbes, 30th N. I.; C. 8. Wnton, J. D. Marnai, F. 3.8. Dageham 38th N. I. ,• J. Palmer, 46th N.I. ; F. V. B. Jervis, L. B. Jesse, W. C. Oat, J. H. Ikon, and J. W. Dales ain (lost an oral 66th N 1., and J. Mitbitf, 891 k N. L Maw : G. H. Nevill, 29th Foot; Parkes, list Foot; ',skater, T. Piero, and J. C. Weed. 30th N . C. J. 0 ,odby and Bandield, 31 1 h N. I. •W. L. Trotter, and M. H. Coombe 46th N. I. To this fi stful list we fear • large addition all hate to be made. The annexed abstract, showing the loss in the dif ferent brigades, is taken from a letter in the Te legrap h Coarier delll:AD1111. MOUNTAIN'S BIRIGADI —H. Y. 29th Foot, Owe killed and wounded 5 ; man 240. 13th N. I : Men unknown. 30th N. I. MOMS k i lled and emended 12 ; man $4O. Mil N. I. Men killed and wounded 10; men 279. Total : Metre 27; men 859. Emeritus Panarrenin's 211011D11.—H.M 24th Foot 011ioen killed and wounded 23, man 640. 25'h Regt. N.I. Meets killed and wounded 4, men 201. 22d N.I. Men un known. Total: Meets 27, men 749. BRIGADIIII °OMIT'S BRIOADIL-2d Naeopeans. Miters killed and wounded 2, men 68. 91st N.I. Officer killed and wounded:l, men 32. 46th N. I. Offices, killed and wounded 6, men 70. 70th N. I. Men 12. Total; Moen 8, mss 180. liatoentirm Positv's Harmony.— 15th N. I. Miters killed sad weauded, 2; men unksowa. 20th N. I. °Seers killed sad wounded unknown ; sea *Anoint. 69th N. I. Meer/ killed and wounded, 2 ; men uaknowa. Total : Meer% 4 ; men 1111knOWII. BRIOADIZZ HOGOAN'S BILICIADIL—H. Y. 81st Foot. Mare killed sad wounded, 4; as, 114. 38th N. I. Moses killed and wenaded, 6; ram 200. 48th N. I. Meese killed sad wenaded, 11.111MOWD; man, 70. Total Maw, 10; sea, 380. Graad total of Infantry sears killed sad wooaded, 76; staff, 3 ; cavalry. 10 ; erullay, 4; total, 93. larmatry mem, 2,187 ; artillery, 63; cavalry sad Femurs brigade, about 270; total, 2,500. About the 18th, intelligence was received at Bom bay, by Yeiat, that a body of Aff hens, 12,000 atm. with 17 guns, had marched from t'anhahar, and were on their way through the Bolan Pass to attack Bhikarpore and Lerkhana. Four regiments were immediately ordered up, and Bombay was for a time entirely stripped of Buropsaa_treeips. Bight thousand men had been sent up from &date to Mooltan: the country required to be at ones reinforced to bring the garrison up to close on 12,000 massive of the armed polio*. The alarm proved groundless. — NIT. Logi:4ton, RN., the new Commander-in- Chief of the Indian Navy, bad arrived and been in ducted to his new office. COMMACIAL LNUILLIGMCII. BeradY, Feb. 2.—Wi lava to report a len sewer balm rare lb. per brad* Una bas bra Um as Mar Us sormaciriat at dis paw ars& The costs to shies la the Peon* ban prodastlesat orskiarlo misty. w tio whir to the bass Ira mar Is Os brew bar = ll d= to sr milk sort warm mars whir ilia Wee parka of he pedal Nilll Mk& 71e ardisth d rim Ida& at samhstsermeark So royess to kcal slaw he tar at 1 • 8 I beV a •• • ash Ni Prod by srlami ribose die& =bad ha earla al • aril yarn, sr mai particake as Masao miss burrs I. arm wirtyursator oat tiers wry sacy hinir rum fist...--L grey &Wimp d ad bidsrtla kas rain oar l ow, bat thi oaks rigeriod sham pram to be idly arlarliL Oray atahrilhrs: niece oupppn Inn Mier Inn bra rossird. rad_ phis birmi rirsh• soloolet• = .lisie bra la las Wei y. H OYa knobs= rwaird.iM a lk wa s rear esursidy se Mk lesk min arm* of ha harjra Ilr wiry. Wm Os his sad Wavy tdmistri a bare ward st ha arrorammat bat it Iwo yraiaarale. pay katerodia iante k = roam. brober raisra market arlber Wm at AMIN% rid jarm*: thaw lalalusam mar ward, sad raw rat *bar bar ma allb ass* sda, ne sari kr, toca id Jar kr kinds warn Iwo trlls ton s iesta dolag. Dar es Pawn Oran—Urge Weft km talstod. Ni tbs rasard lailarrepred k teldbag. 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UM Fr art Parma law awalited r arm ire the at. to car Irt raver. sad aver as poet Ni to Lab* liverpool, sad the a r k aAs lay--alla ill Ora parr retie last ati. rad bib al Ms salw—As impairia kr Yr tibia Ors tbs Ms to Odor Walk bevy 114 bldla pr onely lsornann—As oenieeng Soas Isal, a km* aryl, al lab war lity Ss bat Mr ask sall ho mils as eon admamat to pa raw lir st 6 iscatbe Om rat Me bra ardrialia tastrdsa tha ear ad re Woe avlUMa b la 1O t per ore, 'Web Ws give aetlit rms. iiee../... d 5...... „ 74......4 - 4 none until an begat Z i t ) ape were MsIV W- ad whey, t enough Wheeler's erdend e crippled il t menviver, ist. t o . t 5 .,,k of 'A a"' " 7851 LONDON tATI B. Thor 9 ( Ifortt 'IIRDAY, MARCH 3, 1849. [THREEPENCE• Caicarra, JAIL 20.—diaite the seasteasseaset et the meth the expert medal Ire werlaas le be ebreekekee 111 W. IMO wee ad dila ewe aderlhe Milt bee ter elmenrele tx eene thee pest. The het aloha, dila* eseeliwel = verde% bete MY le hihmeseas leweane Wandler ta re Meat rear et oer tree 4,4 we lea 0 mon Illsse Meat ere lest hoe ea a vt li gr ade. ad la awe brim see beer a ter beeeltra dedre. Tim Mow leasmelbree ao saw la 10% ma vs Yaw mkt tiolligt• stir area bee ad boa an war aer soak tar sone =aft pest Price at leis: : Deem% 01.29. he 10 Wa 13 peo Net erredrea 10 14 to 11 et; oakum di. 11 4 11 1. 3; es% 11 41 0 le ; Swam Ikea sew). 21411; Sisk of *NOW ll 4 to 11 Sot SI 01. leis,s to le $ Pe wt.; eat, Ole le der r. 'yea, 1011 tto 101 10 per 111mar1 Clor Oa eet Leas oas Ii 1.0 —soak et awed dam to w • ham a.. we het gesedlem let dreg le rel es greet We bee bra eageeted see the ardl Meland. 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Are. per Oa rap. a Oosioassat edemas as ship. awls be Lain mol Lwow% ea Nils at a alSelie Esti ; aro at Is. NIL par Oa new Isasersz—The wits of lowesnall ksipliws ban ides awrY saetwelp of Islas awa Ws Wide Say We sot Assistated wads traa ear lostoolol W leas. The Maim Wro wells bow odbelslibis WOW k a M ‘..... al d iiie seta i ltrrat i, dist lie lismt NEIL 4, 1516 verjgli bs*, aria as totem " lair tat.—AA latish bag sky as existed for this Mid% Ind sat witirendbi Oat min bow ben Nei Wham Owe, who bus shawl PO pew ftpumlliels lave bens oa a large seals, sad Mess we Idly bra. Osedidassr, Co.'s is., 7 3 toll p. fp. gar ; fledaseaw 4LI L Isar; Wet, I lit Ina Paw lbsww—A bait Stinky Ws added kitisity fa low owl mils= doelidss ef andabssir Oinks. Ada hew'. pissed le • Ide sala. The Wilber wets bees rawissd ia waded' mod. edits. Optialiswe Oseebb Co..' is. N it 1b pr sores; Tames, &I 7 par pier; Ossisbwor CLsppi PI told per sorsa Iludemerh—llaftwebas be. to • Yep east Tbe lows, sorts nada at Iser a p . srbils a ..all Waimea bee takes plate ia the Misr seta Oa. rs., 3 to 3 If pa sal; Alllguage, te 11 f ; Ocala If to 8; rola* to 114 ; Gamma 13. Irow.—w• bow bed • wiry iseass /swims doing otter this Wed; lawaly a Ms better fwllog has bees observable, bat yet tram. swims en mall. Dia SSssw,3l4 Os. za,, 4 if te 7 lf per nu.; Dana, 6 to 38; Dow I 8; ;Dor, to . taw ate Jess.-11 brisk sued kir some Wm put ke Jaw sod salsa have its. takitp pbses to • wasidereble extent, Co. as Id Is Lit *milk Map fr Wit pbasid—at Oa. is. 1 2.4 to 12.4 pir Ws. Las. —MOIL& Via ileswel, sod a blear badmen has re. fa edit& Lodes well sad trammelling lave Owe as • milisals aria lbw asasesdaw haw boss reported : SW las at Os. salll.B it f o pa ad.; know, 11 par sad.. sad flan. weals et 8 to e par M 1 Laepra—fleartermas, at 03. ra II Claws.—Tlis domed kir Table Wea O ust Mak les latterly boss prodoolly dwilalas sod WOW VW wait a waders:a wawa et Weiss bee Won dean. Ter W s s Mauritius s te ed Bourbon 34 =L trades as awn. bads= Sedans. foot. UM% Co. ra 1.5 to par .Wd dasa l / 2 11.11dIts 14.11 pre sad. Onus.—lthe nerbst drew eras dome of washy 1t wastqataco of orders raseteed haw Itsesbay. The last advises from dotes, "sad Tama st 480 iota it 4111 40k, sad bares 4110 doia per IoPIL luresers, Cbress.—Tles melon tasks nen ins sad prises ad nand. Itheatigag at 111 12 Os. Id to MA ti wet; tWy 33 4 ea. Bs.; said. f 6; legs% $3 11; tits St Isese.—• pod awed mists kr this sinkesd es docks are no. dents prices Masts amass. Hoop 628 s ; Mesa 6 3 6 Bs. ; let hey sad kik f• 14; knew ditto 11-c4 ; rod 44 6; mad wed $44 ter Iy. ad. ma Insgss.,--is ankle as bees ks isodarsisly YAW tor, Auld priQed ba ansequee Th tl b y bees ins Indy raskealsol Orsoses d maa.—ltis snick has likevriss esstirad 4,8 sad without Ms. Ism nee, rs. to 17 pre fy. sod. Clovoss, emirs Goosa—We had to soles • pod buds= is Nes. abider Pim Odds welsh had bees shwa le • kis idled lay at =dim Grey @birds. bed bass la Svab densid. and or Is& hoes boss Is bast ails WNW ale*. had aka smut swap rya*. Jrnessits loth grep d *rid had sgstis eugsad sod s kik ingest has sissepdbi i nds midst a w n an ad ye inn GMT pewit el romoonotiag prises kb= Br di is Mad or dour* espedsL moss Timm—Vohs this hod • vary seal balms has been ding sad prism hme mild Indy sad dasseint Is hear ce senses • nine des wasp tersest st Masse his less 15... Wavennen—Tmastisas dad this bad have Ism day Ilnitad, sid kr ma emits pist nenky t y ke masa mg almost aft* minde nal= gad* Ms Alisedss mks hens tees rapeeld t 24 Maas ark; et 23; id pions meld at 1.3 Is 11424 ; pnassu $ pew yd. Weans aim lasseas&—esseedds 'tsar led this nand Br reassis. ed la a dadend pukka eel ocenkrally trsandins tan bete Broady Us Br ism time. ant inks de not p Meta Brody. Os n. 54 to 134 per dn.; hot Mao at Co. kte dos. ; blowy. Cb. 22 par dos.; lingal Ran Os. ra. psi NHL Szes—llds swig Bribe indite kook esealas tsir although • very solemn sanest at Isubses km bees disk Ikeda , ors mo. deeds sad pekes rands wand say diaracies. Alb* 32 6t036. SALT.—Par me this pet we boss Ind kw saw imports trots wed • weep nsinsSSis ins tins pleaßombay was 14 =. Co. rs. 46 pis I sift Winn louses airs Omar Oessa—fflue operations of as math other this dad ire ensil. !Meg ens short or anneps. Bdog OD Closediegly tlod we des so adds ot salsa. COMMA uo tiraezes —• p Bk snood el budems has hiss dew is den guide, we we ad Me Is ripen way rear aside" MMus geserelty. asses disk powor. Wok tis, aid sato k ekow son isitmennest. Zzlesn.—Buslees d our trade has Is.. site. rasterind pet wrist ad islindcs. Ni trassistloas kag ne b=s=ashisr. ss nolloals male. hum on =copies to the psi Mum et the snort eerier. Bala hos anabost as ha INK aid have sassily siva& solassithes. at piss vldsh ahoy so Omen lass son. su saes ssoiset el In slaws% sprodiess. Wady prises hove ruled same trrsesisstr. bet. apes I& visas without atabilshisg soy as. sits ea tams Mee. Mk argils k pest bean as aas et emblosoo. Experts have ten lnely ragtag. FRANCE. PARIS, Flume, 6 ~w. Despatches from Turin have been received by the government this morning, but their oostenta have not transpired. Electoril committees are being everywhere or ganised. The reunion of members known as that of the Institute has prepared a manifesto s which has been signed bye great number, but, differences of opinion having arisen u to giving it publicity, its publication has been adjourned. M. Gondohaux has this morning read to the com mittee of finance his report. It presents a satisfactory picture of the financial situation of the country. The prisoners of Vincennes are to leave Paris at 3 o'clock to-morrow morning, by special train, for Bourget. In the National Assembly today the debate on the third reading of the law on the council of state was resumed, but up to the time of our reporter closing his despatches, nothing of interest had occurred. M. de Moo: brought up for the Minister of Foreign Affairs in his absence a supplementary article to the convention of tke 31st of March ' 1831, relative to the na v igation of the Rhine, which was referred to the committee. M. Martin Bernard asked leave to ad dress to the Minister of the Interior interpellations as to a heinous (odium) violation of the constitution which took place yesterday at the Berrien du Maine. (Exclamations.) The interpellations were ordered to be put on the order of the day for to-morrow. The Afonitatr this morning gives the following re ports of the proceedings of the socialist and the red republican party in some of the provinces : At Clerment-Ferrand, at Villefranehe, at at. Oerd, sad other places, the socialists only ensidand the 24t h of February as an exasion of parading_the red flag, or, in de auk ii that, the basset romp. Wherever they thought themeless saintly strong, their cries were seditious. Thee, at Fillebenehe, they drank as a tort, "To the victims of Ines, to our messeinated brothers." At the &slept& of the democratic and social rcpt gave themselves to • diegusting Four preens, clad In re up d boon head to or foot, bees handsets and pikes. Four other individuals, sloths& is white were tied with cords that the rotten, bel t in Oak Mad. This cortege, preceded by a drum, and fol lowed by shoat 100 persons, twice pleaded the town, stop ping at the midis places to meats an infernal dance about the trees of liberty. In the midst of the dance the whim were led to the foot of the tree, and obliged to make &polo ate sbrailskin6 for their reamed ill•conduct to the roves, who were meanwhile the hatchets over the heeds el the alpine. thou eat off*. heads of some while staffed ewes to reader Ile resemblance more striking. At /Mr amok the apparatus of terror was still more complete. Twenty yams men, anted with sabres sad hatchets, amongst whom wee an ezeontiemer, drew through several communes a met In which they bed erected a gaillotim. The cortege stopped his the public plow and um= of the risk. At each the es a mannequin. Before and ' l at i tor gli Z menthe, the bast Mei out " The dell sa Fin Owaliplat Wo 447. lehespiene ! Vivo la r And it *erica are not eatkied we will serve them is the same way!" Many arrests have been made. The reproba tion of them moms is universal. In several commasse neer Dijon, the leaden of the sodalbt banquets have been driven away and burned in effigy. At Dijon itself the amine " We can now deep quietly, Moe the rower are put down. The Consfitutionnel of this morning announces that the news isztvely confirmed that the Pope has claimed the 're intervention of Austria, Spain, Naples, and France to re-establish the former order of things at Rome. Count Martini, the Sardinian Envoy at Gaeta, had received offici al notice of thief demand. The exclusion of Piedmont created much Nuptial, and in many classes a painful feeling at Turin. The Sardinian cabinet, however, had ad dremed to all the members of the Cape dVomatire present at Turin a protest against such an intervention. The Alifigiiis Nuncio at Paris has pulsated offi cially % Op Minister of Foreign Maim the address of his Menem is the Catholic Powers. The Nuncio was eiligeards remind by the Presidsat of the repalik b whom be Pontiff. delivered a letter from the Severdin I mime the ascouut of the Bank of France for the week ening the lst inst. The none in circulation have bow reduced 2 millions. The treasury balance Juergen,' millions, standing now at 391 millions. The open augmented by 81 millions, of which the amount added in the central bank of Paris is 61 millions, and int% provincial branch ban% 2 millions. The nudes bills amount to 2 millions, but they will be principally retired in the coon of to-day, the actual day of payment. The discounts have again fallen off 6 millions--4 millions in Paris and lin :he proving,. The protected bills have been bat slightly redacted. The woes now are 420 millions, against 303 1-6 salons of specie. STATS Or =IBM( or FIANCE isp %Maim I,with the 02122.112224ing items of the preceding week : Wolk ladtag Week Gabs, Feb. 22. Mane I. ISAMEIMIEL t. 0. 7. O. . 124140,622 $2,200442 e 0412210 t raw taseibialia AMON 22224020 lieway• Ram* et art Loons in sal 4. tend tonics . 2.1•0.0c*.••• 0 7 •• MOMS • 4 .103.001 • wk Mae is 4 net•rf. 4 S S•••• • De. am* bena...—.— ..... ... 1f,814,7111 a If:filial i 11111 te ... .. - ... - ........ 1314441 0 910004 90 Asevaat it TreaWiy. ff;eobar =7 , 401 74 89,320,771 es Dime rperriat bwripplaa ... J =ill 16,141,387 I ........... 0 0 4.1974011 0 Omar 1187 0 630,049 0 Dad!, at *web Osaka parka 1 . 4 beak 3,344,331 94 6,290,970 GS Drafts et beat payable by breads beaks .-- 1,157,011 0 8,934,373 0 Ellekkede 430.413 lb 411,813 13 Liquid. at =bulk et Weirs ... 2 4 444 0 4 032 . 144 04 Dimami, avers 111411•114 sad ea: D D ... 1133,790 74 911,730 la Dium33 . sal dun la in terals lissaii %Wm ,„.. L. lot 10g1i5 .... DIY Is larmli bisis ... _ _ ___ 815.73.5 0 085,825 0 swop 85 244.109 1 lb 400,881 0 480.86 0 1011,715 0 151,134 LS 6119,013,497 09 999.999,414 11 AIM/ Oda mM 167,179.07 36 173,69 5, 623 96 OW la tat= boats 137,736,910 0 129,441,332 0 BOY me 170,728 03 5,193,697 96 51019 awl aselpiamas ia Paris Da Oa. to diaohlaalis Adwassi m banks Alkareaaa Amin rabbi foal 51,430,429 03 $1,363,434 40 Afbasso m Prisdt paid, feuds by hart brim 0 aft.= w ;61771: - . 4334 ' 837 2'534'837 0 ban £01•111.110 tte sista on lose at 115 Ml6= .. 1 0 . 00 ‘003 0 00 . 00 0000 0 Mak ........ 10,000.030 o 19090,990 0 agamlisarm is beaks la 41,661,4611$ 43,581,466 15 Lalll9lEm__ 91 trod pairnsteolis 4,M,0 1 0 N 14804741 N Illnkbielkpandternitere 1 II 4,004000 0 Ns =t li Nisi Mahe ..- 4273,734 0 2,273,734 0 Um telhoollystParis 7,000,000 0 7,000,000 I alemessil le the deperimet et the Diem bleentin Dahisel Diseount leek MAN 0 1414") 0 000 0 WINN et lemma blahs in the MINN Dismount Desks et Ns predubl Woos 280,0M 0 230,000 0 boomed 1101 PeeNAM Mb labrua limb 4.346.710 I 4.534,953 0 ispowNsioNisat — at brush 131,141 N 646,769 74 = 196 el beiussuut II a/MU . 130,002 0 142.547 0 406,9111 11 413,000 11 750,100 0 7110,000 0 , to ths city at M. 639.033,497 0 696,096,434 91 PAW Kassa Now Loma. —; TM* Of Owls.. SI Si; Rpm go Costa., U 10; laa Lou. U 33; Poses, Moan Pim, ISO. 99; Do. 1943, 1101 ; Do. reor.mad.o-lial4 IN ; Do. Two.aad.a.nalf, 411 i ; dads. YAW., -- ,• Roma lira. 67 ,• Thir.7. 9seeds. Beak Shoes. 22311. izsbaogesa Liaise: SO dayl3 oath ; 90 days, U.lO paper. 96.74 orb. Kenyan Putt mad Orlsomm. 1113; Pub sal lama. 397 30; tors sad Ban, SU; Asir mad Idaneasa, 909 ; ignaboorg sad Ms, 103; Clean (Viormos), SU AO; Anima and &dogs% —; 'oedemas. 417 SO; Naelb. 490. Kau" Ts. 24.-11ase par Oasts, U 4 orb ; attarlkia, $34 mar. This. 116 gaper ; seat M, 114 I perm :7= paper ; after Wm, 4 cash. Coupes, 7. Beak el F era. Treasury =a. 64 payer. •asasa as Leadaa. 41 GO. ITALY. LOMBARDY.—Letters from Milan, of the 25th ult., say that Radetaky still continued the military executions on all parties who were found with con askd arms. The disturbances which I mentioned as having taken plus at Milan, are stated to have arisen from an interference by the Croat hoop to remove from one of the windows in the street Darin a mannikin, dressed as a harlequin, in black and yellow, which had beea there bung by the neck, in derision of an Manamed Rata, who, although a Milanese, bad i l : the requrstration of . property charged with the forced impost. After a serums collision, the Croats =the street, and we i r e t e luartered on all the Is, who were com to lodge and pro vide for them. Radetaky mposed a fine of 100,000 Austrian lires on the residents of that street unless, ithin sight days, the persons who suspended the figure shall be denounced to him. The Rentea del MorteN Leone were, on the 25th . ult., at 70. They in consequence of the dividends not being paid by the Austrian govern ment in ash, bat in notes payable in four years, bearing 4 pu cent. interest ROMAN STATES.—The nano Gazette of the pul l 0 1, after giving an account of the ocoupatien of Ferrara by the Austrians, and the demands made by them. says " General Mayne; having received the sacaa end finding that the barricades had been re moved,the arms of the Pape re-established, and the hostages given, made a convention with the municipa lity by which the security of the Austrian garrison, and freedom of movement, are guaranteed, ae also the of the sick soldiers to the frontier, as it was transport trsght prudent to leave them exposed in the town, after the attempts at assassination made upon isolated soldiers. In the evening of the 20th ult., General Hayman, with the whole of his brigade, ar rived at Polesilla." The Ozaeordia of Turin, of the 26th ult., qaotes a despatch from M. Mayer, Prefect of Ferrara, announc ing that be hes retired to Arisen& because the ponti fical arms had been replaced by the Austrians. The latter, in their recent myosin, bad surrounded Fer ran with 7,000 men, while a reserve of 2,000 men was stationed at Poatelage—Scum, and Santa Madda lena. These forces had 24 pieces of artillery, besides 47 pieons in the citadel. While the Aaara owe pied Ferrara, they had at the same time directed 4,000 men towards Modena, by Mirandola and Cent& Min the sitting of the 18th of the Roman Constituent Assembly, a bill was presented by M. Manzoni, in the name of the minister of finance, for the sale of tannage lands to the amount of 200,000 crowns (1,100,000 fr.), to be applied to the extinction of exchequer bills to the same amount. He afterwards presented another bill for the emission of 1,200,000 entili in new bank notes, with forced currency. A third bill _provides that all taxes shall be paid an treasury notes. Dety Andreini asked whether a protest from Pine IX. really existed P Minider Rusooni answered that the cabinet were in of it, but bad not officially received it. Assembly then ordered the document to be read, which being dons, a general soy of " Viva la repub lics!" resounded. Graven° presented a bill for the ' requ isition of all the horses of the ponti fi cal stables and noble guards for the use of the batteries of the natural artillery. A question was then I asked concerning the relation existing between Rome, Tummy, and Piedmont. Minister Rue mei stated in reply, that the feeling between Rome and Tuscany was most cordial, and that the relations with Piedmont were not in a bad state ; that the Roman envoys had indeed been ordered to leave the country, but without fixing a day for their departure. They had received their pus before the republic had been proclaimed. The m c =then mounted a bill for the abolition of the ;a on books and engravings, and another for a forced Inn, according to the amount of home, from 2,000 crowns upwards, in the proportion of from oce.fifth to two- THE LEVANT. We have received intelligence from ?delft of the 23rd, Athens of the 17th, end Cmatantinople of the 15th nit. A change of ministry in Greece is talked of, or some great modification. The government are about contracting a fresh loan of 600,000 drachmas with Mr. Eynon& The Porte has appointed Mr. Riso as envoy extraordinary to the court at Athens. The cholera bu disappeared on - the continent. Ms weather has been drmidful in the Egean Sea. Letters from Smyrna, of the 16th alt., mention that the weather has been horrible; that Austrian Lloyd's steamer Asia, due on the 6th, had not yet sppeared. Lebanon is all quiet. The English cloned More , at Beyrout, and the French consul Bouree ' are &bon; to be presented with the order of Nichan Millar by the Sultan, for their services in 1840. The same com plaint of bad weather from Beyront. Letters from Constantinople, of the 13th ult., state that his highness Abbe. Pitch', the governor of Egypt, left Constantinople on the Bth in the steamer Medjidie. Part of the Golden Horn is frozen over. Many Folsoms and appointments have taken place. Several conferences of ministers have recently taken place, supposed to be relative to the Russian military occupation of Moldavia. iisubecription had been opened foe contributions to the support of the Pope, in which Munnlmen as well as Christians proposed to combine. Lebib Efendi, member of the Supreme Council of Justice, has been appointed President of the Council of Finances, and Osman Bey appointed to the plane vacated by Lebib EfendL Little doing in corn. Freights to England 61. per qr. There is nothing new from Malta. CLESTCAL MENDICITY.—The Lincoln Mercury of yesterday nye :—" We are soured, with respect to the incumbent of Heapham, whore wife's begging letters have created some sensation, that prior to the late insolvency, end when the lithographed letters were " bringing grist to the mill," the incumbent was in the receipt of 2401. yearly from Hr. Wilson, the occupant of the glebe farm ; that he bad besides 21 acres of lead, which he cultivated himself, and that he kept two male and two female servants, who re mained up to the time the sheriff's officer went to seize for a debt whkh swept off the effects from the rest of the creditors, their arrecunk to the extent of 2001. having been chiefly in curred in two years; there wassail for a pianoforte duemg the time the begging trade was pia, forward. As the nos, Nosy come, easy so," so the yielding' of meadkity adage www par tial ly expended in extensive rabbit house whims. Indepeudent et all this, there had been a dressmaker in the house for six months prior to the segue, so that the wife had bean no more careful than the husband of the grist that was brought to the mat by the simulation of extreme poverty. Now the incumbent of Heaphant has a hours, "ardor, 21 acres of lend, and is in the receipt of the rental of 2401. per annum. Oat of this be hes to pay some 401. yearly to Queen Anne's bounty, in liquidation of the sum borrowed for the erection of the house, and 601. early in liquidation of the debts so improperly Incurred. His income at the pre sent time cannot therefore be mach less than 2001. yearly—a mats of e-mfortable poverty for which millions would gladly azeitange their peeking. FA7a - it" COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS MONEY MARKET & ern( INTELLIGENCE. Tice o'Clock.—The unhappy tenor of the intelli gence from India made a profound and painful im praauon this morning on the Stock Exchange. Console dropped about 1 per cent. in conse quent*, and, although there is a slight reaction, they are quoted only 911 to 1, both for money and time. Reduced Threes are 911 to Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 921 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 395. to 42a. prom. Bank Stock, 194 to 6. The foreign market is quiet, and prior rather look ing down. Spanish Fives are 171 to 1; the Threes, 29 to 1; Passive, 4 to 1. Portuguese, 25 to 6. Mexican, 261 to 7. Peruvian, 48 to 50. Brazilian, 82 to 4. Chilian, 94 to 7. Ecuador, 3to 1. Veneenele, 26 to 8. New Grenada, 17 to I. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 481 to 91; the Fours, 78 to 80. ROMIRID 1041 to 66 ex dividend. Danish, 65 to 8. Belgia n 82 to 4. Lotter. from Hamburg of the 27th ult. report favourably of produce markets, with money still easy and abundant. eifilLlell FUNDS. Bank Beek. IN I I let e 3 e . ser r iu t7l., NI a I par et Mod. *nat. NI I $ par et Om. Anat. 911 i 11 3anst IN I•4lap russial 70111c hni, 4 par et Build= bond.. I pr NOP* NIL. IT 1 4f par Ot Bar. llonda.N 4 eds.. 4 si par Oast. ditto. li e rr m a i ldralran, 1844. IN 4 4 w et. Brazilian Ban. X 4 OIL eantrian Mt. 411 IA 4 l it 01- uio 14 = LPN k&. X 4 _pr4 N ite,l 6 o4t ft et my g:: nor M V 41162.1 i c•tmers_ Noonday Pin. 4 i OXILiwo 1144-7 II pet IX Donlan SU. it S 4 lit TN ettontati Ilds.. 41 :I pr et roma & b: 4 mat DNA Qins.. TS U 1...gm % Dalland T , sdEri t i 111 RAILWAYS.—The share market is without any important feature this day, and although the funds have declined, shares are not to be bought . Caledonian Pref. are 1111 to 11} per share; Aberdeen Pref., 2i to 3; Royston and Ritehin, 1 to I pm. SALMI INTICTED OP TO TWO TRIN DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterday's Was will be fbcnd In last pais.) Aberdeen Pref.. 24 Newmarket, I Oeledesslen, 134 4 ez dry N Norlblk dr r ut Ds New 104. Pref., 11} eelb 164 16 Mater and Nolybeed. 81 204 D i z ei S e 6 , I. Arriss IL 10s. 6 pet 01.1 reA, w. Ds. 44 I i Awn& 114 I Ozhed. War., and 204 Ds New Ossr. 0 pet Oast, 111 PAWL. OWL, and Reigate, 14 Do. Fitts Ns la p lestildt Oentral, 34 4 Do. Na * , l p ibstree. lis lir. New Guar., 10 L Lieslaskl" 24 VI Wham and Chester 8 per Cent. dwelt lawr•ses. 114 ...n Helves 1. 64 Union. O Do. rval Land W. areland). 874 -7.- Tss - tern. 34 1 f Cat. N. of MOM New IN., 84 Ds No. 2, 17} Owed Wasters, 91 74 es day Do. No 4 ealp, 74 4 Do. Halves, 49 sz die loathWaka, 194 to 186 Do. Qrs. 314 9a iv B. Turk., Dow, A Goas, 34 Do. New 17r., 134 ez div York, News, and Berwick, Si 4 Lane. Plftbhand Tort. gm, IN Do. (Orig.Newe. and Der.), 15} Do. 4 4 ez sad Do. New Ow. 6 prr Ct., 94 Do. sad News. Men., 194 4 ez Leeds sad Ihndiard, 103 es ev die Loa., Brighton, & 1.1 . Do. (O. N. E. Par.), 8 4 Do. PreL Com 5 per 0., ile York and N. Alkl, 49} 4ez die Loa. aN. Wasters, 157 Bez die Do. IL and W. IL Eska., 244 Do. New, 124 es it i t dly Do. 94 I ez di? to mainsor , 4 i Loa. I B re waters 119,1 84 ez die =tumor, 14 Do. New 501., 404 Duna Parisleb, 1 04 Nan., 8.. ., and Matlock, 14 Namur rad Limo. 4 6 Man., fiber, and Lino. (Oust N. et lames, 114 11 Orbasby and Abet), 4 Odium sol INesbim, 84 D D do., If 24 Pee and NNW" 944 I Do. do., 3 Pad s s sad Illesisests. 44 4 ez Ist Indland, 85 4 ez dry lbws NIA Nara. 4 i Do. NIL 011ie. Pref., 184 } MANCIIMISINN Clltheros, h a te SWIM lifibtras, 4 N. Stafford 2 13.16 $ lad d Obidlaid of Ltoooln, 14 4 UMW. & &rm. Pref., 14 Lade P.L. 114 Ortnsby Docks, 144 4 Abrogsblre Calm, 24 d PRODUCE.. Livia/004 Much 2. —6n : There boa been a begat demand, particularly for damristiona. and the sales animment to 960 Mids. B. P.. 6.E LTillW4 sad 2,000 bap of Madras, at full rates. D : Fall prime have been paid this week, and the sales are large, amounting in all to 140 case', 4,300 bap Brea, at 38e. dd for fair brown, 40.. Id. for fine yellow, and from 41s. to 44e. for low to gas white; 170 boxes ood yellow Havana, at 225. in bond, and 260 ithdn 100 barrels Porto also and Cuba Ifuemvade, at from 31s. to 415., but chiefly at 38s. to the refiners . — Molars. are in good demand, but she Waited supply prevents business; 130 sails Demerara have brought 18‘s 3d. to 19e. per cwt. Fab. 28.—Cofin : Prime mamba very The Wee have not been extensive, on sommut of the mall nem of the nook ; 1 600 bags Br azil sold at 200. to 21c.— Cotton : Comiderable transactions have taken pleas, as well for consumption as for exporlatioe. About 3,300 bales changed hands, at 264 e. to lltlee. ; these prime show a rice of about le. to I+o.—Bin : 190 tierces Corollas were disposed et at 1248. A small lot of very tine quality was taken for eamweption, at 168.-Bugar The market con tinues Ana, bat no sales of importance have occurred. 309 boxes yellow Havana sold at 16411. ; 80 bexes fine yellow, at 178., end 40 chide white Bahia.—Side: Priem remain well supported. The stock being mach reduced, it is ex pected that the next direct supplies will impart increased activity. 7,000 dry Rion Plata towed buyers at 214 c. to 40c. —Ro: 600 barrels Amnion wen taken at 28.—Indigo : Then is very little &tag. HAMBURG, Feb. 27.—Cofer : A md demand continue, sad the prinelpal holders are aakisB higher prises. Our stock seers but little chaise. We have to report the sales of 3.600 begs Brun, at tie. to 1111.; 1,200 bags HOMMGA o t le. to 31..; 1.600 begs La Guayas, at 4le.—Cotton : are well smarted. About 400 bales American sold at 41e. to 6s.—Sugar has been in intensive demand, at rather higher rates. 2,000 bores brown and yellow Havana, and 600 chests of Brazil were disposed of. Oar stock is very much raw:ed.—Ries : We have to report the sales of 300 times Carolina, at 131 m. to 161 m. sad 1,400 bags Java. at Sim. per 1001b.--Bpeltu : An active Madsen has been done. 600 tons sold at 9ira. to ihm., sad holders are now asking 94t0. per cwt.-Bploss : Cassia Lignea: A mall parcel was taken at 104 e. Pimento : Prices are rather firmer. Pepper : About 1,200 bags, jut strived from Singapore, aro not yet at the market. TALLOW.—On the spot the market is steady, at 40a. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 405.• October so December °dirt ry, 41s. 6d. ;esparate mouths' delivery, 425. layssroor.. Much 2.—The Tallow market has improved, and the demand hr the lower qualities has considerably in slimed ; Petersburg Y. C. has been sold at 401. eld. to 41s. (41s. dd. being sew demanded), Odessa at 395. 6d., South American at 365. Od. to 219. Ocl., and North American at 38e. to 40s. per cwt. EVLL, March 2.—Tallow has been steady in demand, at 41s. per cwt. Petersburg Y. C., Ants, 41s. to 41s. 6d. CORN.—CaguievoßD, March 2.—There was a moderato apply of Wheat at market to-day, which was principally taken by the millers at the rates of last week. Wheat, red, 445. to 465. ; white, 60r. to els. Barley was in small supply, and rather lower. Beans and other spring Bore without alteration, except white Pew, which were , again lower. I COVENSIT, Starch 2.—The supply of grails at oar saelkot to-day was moderate, bat zoimpr mama in ptomaine le st Friday. Wheat, les. to 189. 6d. per boo of throe Irseisels. Barley, maths, 275. to 2gs. per qr. ; gr:ndulg, 26r. to 271.6 d. Old Oats, Me. to Ms. • new, 200. to Me. Old Beans, 16e. to 16s. 9d. per bag of them bushels; new, 124. to 13s. Dumf, March 2.-We have rather more demand for Wheat; and supply being small, lineAualitits said readily at b. more money. No change in any ...thee article. Wheat, 48s. to 52•. per 36 stones ; red, 521. to 545. Barley, 28s. to 325. Oats, old, 235. to 254 per 24 atones. BOMB. old, Oh. to 42e. per 38 stows Flour, 355. to 38s. per 20 stones. Minx, March 2.-In grain the trade steamily has been inactive, yet arrivals are small, and MI nothing is priming on the market, prices remain unaltered. Wheat bus met a good inquiry from the millers, who hare had to my full rates et last week. Barley and Peas in only limited dcm ind. Beans meet a good aide at well supported prices. Tares, lergp, for sowing, *rein demand, at 32a. to 34e. per qr. ; small , slow of sale, at 265. to 275. ; also, old grinders, at 22e. to 2.85. per qr. Other ankles unaltered. The wee her has been say cold, with high winds from the north and north-west. Of Linseed there are no snivels, except 16 bags from Bre. Met. There has been a steady demand from the crushers, who have bought parcels ex-warehouse, at the chains of last week-say Black Bea, 395. 6d. ; fine retry Petersburg, 38s. to 38s. 6tl. ; middling, 36e. to She. ; common, 335. to 345.; Riga. 365. to 371. ; Alex andrian, 375. 6d. ; Memel and Koalicalserg, 311. to 365. per quarter. Rapeseed is held for 291. per last Wheat, English, old white, per quarter, 44e. to 605.; new, 44a. to 50s. ; old, red, 435. to 46a. ; new, 40s. to 465. Foreign, 60IM. to the bushel, high-mixed, Baltic, 48e. to 491. ; Hamburg, red, 445. to 465. ; Polish Odessa, 42.. to 445. Barley, per qr., malting, 250. to 28a. ; grinding, per 30 stone, 21s. to 2.35. Oats, per qr., old and new, 14e. to 18a. • Russian, she., per stone, 9d. Peas, per quarter. white boilers , 265. to 30.. • blue, 301. ; grind ing, 631 b. per bushel, 24e. to 25e. Beans, old, 31s. to 335. ; new, 28a. to 325. ; Egyptiao. ?As. to 30s. Tares, per quarter, new, for sowing, 255. to 365. ; grinding, 631 b per b ushel, 225. to 23a. Rye, per stone, bd. Rye meal, per ton, 6i. 16e. to 61. Linseed, Black Sea, per qr., 39e. 6d. to 405.; Alexandria, 375. 6d. to 38e. ; Bombay, 41.. Od. to 425. Od. St. Petereburgb, fine, 375. 6d. to 381. M. ; good crushing, 351. Od. to 36a.04. ; inferior, 33e. Od. to Me. Od. ; Riga, 355. Od. to 375. Od. ; Konigs berg and Memel, 81s. to Ms.; clean, for feeding, 38s. to 405.; Rapeseed, per Mat, German end Danish, 291. to 301. Black Bea, 141. to 161. Cloveneed, per ewt., duty - paid, red. 38a. to 446. •, white, 37a. to 431. Foreign imports into Hull daring this week: Linseed, S qn. • Wheat, 6,814; Barley, 2,119; Beane, 131 ; Peas, 126 ; Tares, 109. Lutcoix, Mareh 2.-There war a good supply of Wheat at our market to-day, which met a fair demand, at Is. ad ' lance ever last week's rates. Barley dull, at late rates. Oats, a liberal supp. The trade firm, at la. more money. Very Hide doint at iziteam. Wheat, red, 425. to 47s ; white, 44e. 1 to 61e. , Ms. to Ma. Oats, 12s. to 23a. Beans, new,. 30e. to 345. ; d, 35a. to 38s. Licznroot, March 2.—At our market to-day the trade relative to inuit kinds of Wheat opened with a better teeing on the part of holders, and in the mune of the morning sales, chit ly of foreign, were effected upoa • moderate scale to consumers, at the full rata of Tuesday ; after which, the less sanguine acmunt received by tele (mph from Mark-lane tended rather to check the proceed- Mr of buries and business dosed somewhat more calmly than it comme n ced . Prime eslections of English and Irish Flour were rather more saleable, and good brands of 'American in improved rectum , on the full terms let noted. Barley and Malt continued to ;stoat a limited demand at late prime ; Beans and Peas, at the same time, moving gradu ally, without further change in value. Oats and aletnual, in the absence of any material inquiry from country dealers, merely sustained our last quotations. Indian Corn being still in active request for Ireland, further ocrodderable opera tions were repeated to-day, and an advance of 6d. per qr. really acquired. Oom Meal fully maintaining our last cur rency. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn from the 27th of Feb. to the let of March inclusive: Wheat, 3,203 ore. ; Barley, 209 ; Malt, 1,305; Oats, 4,409 ; Beans, 3,170 ; Peas, 8 ; Oatmeal, 2,484 talks ; Flour, 686 sacks. SOUTHAMPTON, March 2.—Wheat sold slowly at a reduc tion of is per qr. from last week's prices, although only a moderate quantity was offering. Other things unaltered. Wheat, 313 e. to 48s. ; old, 48s. to He. Barley, 24e. to 30s. Beans, 28s. to 38a. WAIIIFIELD. March 2.-Our arrivals of grain are fair. There is more &linen In the Wheat trade, and fully last week's prime are obtained, but there is no desire to go into Kook, and sales are merely for present requirements. Barley doss not later in value. Oats and Shelling are steady in quo. Beans, with all other articles, as before. The follow lag are the prices of grain - Wheat, per qr. of 601 be., to the bush., Suffolk, Base:, and Kent, red, new 465. to 485.; . extra, 495. ; white, 465. to 605.• extra, 635. Norfolk and Hunts, red, 44e. to 465. ; extra, 475. ; white, 44e. to 48e. ; extra, 60e. Lint:nimbly, and Cambridgeshire, red, 44i. to 465. ; extra, 471. ; white, 445. to 48s. ; extra, 495. ; Yorkshire, red, 425. to 455. ; extra, 46e. ; white, 445. to 465. ; extra, 60s. ; Dentate and Konigsberg, white, 47e. to 495. ; tra, 625. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 465. to 475.; extra, 48a. Mediterranean, red, 40e. to 445. ; extra, 465. ; old, red, 1847, 455. to 475. ; white, 82e. Barley, per quarter imperial, Norfolk and Suffolk, 27e. to 30e. • extra, 31$. • Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, 27e. to 295. • ex t ra, 30s. ; Scotch, 29e. to 30s. • extra, 31e. ; grind ing, 221. to 265.; foreign, 245. t• 265. ; extra , 28s. Beans, per quarter, 631bs, to the bushel, small, fine, new, 31e. to 335. old 36e. to 375. Tick', new, 28s. to Vs. • old, 335. to 345. ; fo reign, new, 28s. to 31s. Oats, per ;tone, meeting, 91d. to 1046. ; extra, Ild. ; feeding, to 1016. ; extra, 11d. , foreign, 94d. to 10d.; extra, fld. Shelling, per load of 2611 b.., 248, to 265. ; intro, 265. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 395. to 40s. ; extra, 425. Peas, per imp. qr., blue and white boilers, 30s. to 37a. ; extra, 3‘. ; grey an feed, 30a. to 31e. ; extra, 32e. &Teemed_ , per last imp., English, 161. to 281. ; foreign, 261. to 281. Linseed per imp. qr., 32a. to 40s. Imports during the week : -Wheat, 9,294 qrs.; Barley, 3,466 ; Oats, 1,603; Beans, 898; Peas, 405 ; Shell •ns, 336 loads. WILTIMPOILD, Feb. 28.-Althouch our arrivals of foreign and homegrown grain have been exceedingly small since Saturday, our market continues in a most depressed stet* for every article in the trade, and sales are only praoticable at a considerable reduction from the rases of last week. CHEESE,-CuErntit.-At the Cheese fair held= Wednesday there was about the usual quantity pitched. The demand was slack, and prices considerably lower. The prices ranged between 40s. and 65r. A considerable quan tity remained unsold. WOOL—Loanorr, March 3.—Since the conclu sion of the sales the market has been rather quiet, but firm; holders, however, having cleared off nearly their old stocks, look forward to an improved market shortly. A detailed re poet will be found in page 2. Arrivals this week are 430 Wes colonial, and 440 balm foreign. In English there is a good business doing, at full prices. HAY.—BurrarIELD.--Messre. Cooper and Davis report sales at the following quotations: hLee Meadow. Ilk to M. I 80wen...430. to 6 I Straw.— 26e to 30e. laterter........ SOL b 00e. Clover .. OD& to Ph CATTLE, Be.—Cawpitis.—At this fair, on Wed nesday last, there was a good supply of fat Cattle, which averaged from 64d. to Gd. per lb. ; but the sales were dull, there being very few buyers. Cows and Calves sold readily There were but few Sheep in the fair, and Pigs were also marm. Hamra, Mush 2.—The supply of Beasts was largo, sad quite equal to the demand, whilst the number of Sheep driven in was very limited. Good fat Beef wu sold for Ss. per score, but a few very prime articles sold for nearly, if not quite, 91. per score. Store Bullocks were not worth more than ss. per score. Cows and Calves were in request, and Demons told from St. to 141. 14.. Butchers' Calves, sd. to 64. per lb. Not much above 300 Sheep were driven in, some of the beet Null fat Wethers made 64. per lb., but the general run was, Withers, 51d. ; Ewes, ad. Store Hoge sold at 16e. to 20e. ; fat, 25e. to 355. each. Pork Carcases : The supply was larger than last week, and the price a trifle less, ranging from 7s. to So. 44. per score. SCARBOROUGH, ]Groh I.—To-day we had a good supply of Cattle at our market, when a good clearance was effected at an advance of some shillings per Lead on our recent quo tations ; these of a retorter old averaging hem lbs. to 17a. each. Strong store Pigs, too, realised more mosey. Batton • Pigs sold at ss. 9d. 4) 8s , and pork from 61. to 60. 3d. per stone. Beef, 6d. to 7d. Mutton, 6d. to 7d. Veal, 6d. to 7d. GLAISOOW, March I.—We had the largest supply of tine well fed Cattle, both from the North and East Lothian, we have bad this season, with prices • shade lower, and dull salee. Bess on Beef, 484. ; sewed, 455. to 474. Cows bulls, and inferior, 375. to 395. per cwt. sinkingg the offal.. A num ber left unsold. Fine fed Calves g4y seat., at 645. to 66e. per cwt. Pigs in good demand, at 40s. to 421. for large; small, 445. to 60s. per cwt. Our Sheep market was supplied something similar to last Thursday, and prices must be quoted the same. Bed aged wedders, 61d.; second, 6d. to 60.; Ewes, 4d. to 41d. per lb. sinking the offal', and nearly all sold. COVENSGARDEN.—This Morning.—The mar ket continues to be tolerably well supplied with Vege tables and winter Fruit. Pinaapplee are sufficient for the demand. Foreign Grapes are sauce and dearer. Pears are becoming scarce; they consist of Beund Banos and Beater Bean& Apples are getting dearer. Nuts in general are, sufficient for the demand. Oranges and Lemons are plentiful. A few Strawberries have made their appear ance. Amongst Vegetables Carrots and Turnips are abundant; Cauliflower and Broccoli sufficient for the de mand. Asparagus, French BOAS, Rhibarb, and Stahel, are plentiful. Potatoes are rather on the rise. Lettuces and other Wading are sufficient Ibr the demand. Mush rooms are plentiful. 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