The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-27 00:00:00

MIN t I _ 4 FRANCE. (MOM 09111 ORIN PARIS, sArvaaAt Irzynxe ----- The Bourse was a good deal disturbed by the sews of the English channel fleet having been sent to Lir iron, and also by the doiloses of Consols, notwith standing tk. large ministerial majority upon Mr. Du Cabe's natio°. The report was revived that the opening of roe legislative session writ very likely be postponed to the Bth or 12th of March. The fear of complications in Italy continues to weigh upon the market, sad prevents the prospect of the passing of the treaty of commerce from producing its lateral effect. The Hente, after opening at 68.16. declined to 87.85. bath for cash and account, closing with a fah on tilt day of 10c. and Sc. Mobilier fell 2.60. Torre was 'carrel any alteration in TILIII/Syl. The three deputise, whose protest apart the course taken by the French government towards the Pope led to the suppression of the Bretagne, are about to publish a pamphlet. M. Vactierot'a appeal was called on this morning, bet his counsel, M. Marie, felt suddenly unwe.l in the midst of an eioquent speech, and was unable to go on. Tae ems is postponed till Wednesday. I am happy to be able to rate that M. Marie's indis position is not serious. 'The dirt eters of the Society of Orphermists gave a banquet on Thursday evening, at Vefours, to the French prime and the representatives of the Engish press residing in Paris. bl.Delaporte, the pre/Sidon of the society, was in the chair, and M. Vandie, editor of the OrpA rois , was vice-chairman. The 'lively, which was founded but a short time ago, by M. Delaporte, firmer,y organist to the Cathedral of Servo, had progressed so rapidly that it now numbers 100,000 metiers, most of whom belong to :he working cisme,. The 1,000 choristers, who, es von laws already announced, are going to sing at Sycien ham, will he selected from the ohm large body. The dinner, which was of an extremeiy cordial and friendly character, was enlivened by M. E. de is Hldolli, re, of the &Cele, who improvised for the oreesios a very happy and appropriate parody of • well•kaown popular song. About twelve years ago M. Pierre Dupont composed • socg entitled " La Fire," the burden of *Mob was as follows : lea Prams* quad is ea. mod were Plebe deal via esslaw de len, Je rap! remsoelmit Dieu (bills ea oat pas ea AagiMerre. well remember, mom yeses ago, seeing this dit heti written over the door of a soldier's drinking shop in the Satory Camp. M. de la Blidolliere thought it opportune now that the commercial treaty is likely to promote titmouse and consolidate friendship be wean the two maims, to reverse Pierre !Impost's sentiment, and he thus changed the word ing of the refrain : Ban ?niece* en Abet non were Piste de as vie couleur de he, J.... Debate gee, greet i Dien, Is s'ea smuggest pas ea Aaerterre. Several couplets. admirably sucg, in which this ides wee enlarged upon, were received with tractic applaess. A toast to the English press was responded ts by Father Prout in • capital French speech. The Duman journal published in Paris, the /sneer Zeitit.y, states that Prussia has determined %elevate (') Meyerbeer to the dignity of • "Prussian gent amen.' The great composer has hitherto been excladed f-um the het of nobility, on account of his beteg • Jew. and the immediate canes of the dero gation from the rules which have hitherto strictly prevailed at Berlin is that the Hing of Wutemberg had resolved to do himself the honour of making M•yeebeer a gentleman, but oat of courtsey to the Prussian government, whose subject Meyerbeer he commun,ca•ed his intention, and received for answer that Prussia would rather itself confer • patent of nobility upon Meyerheer. AUSTRIA. Me following is the text of the decree according M ths Jews the night of holding real property in rev- Inia eesatrise of the crows : I. The Jew* the - rich; al pees seisg real property in Lower Asetrie, tenits. Dittllsr7, it• rdr V. • Alm% the 8.0./ el vreans ticiamints, Tree mitmeds. the Littera end Dalmatia. 2. bbould lamsbrOe the nosey oleo east% sad fee the thee hr is sew, eit wheat want rights of peteenege end polies, or ltt r gni of peleatesems to the schools, see seweihed, these tights are seepratfed. Plwrecheless, lb. Ambit proprietor I. bmcd to defray the expanse reset beg been Wee rights. The .ems tights wawa be treeellewel le Me Jewish hewers. 3. Is She prevlarre ebovanood, whets legit eirstweere sad was lakes alle Wag washers* parsalle asset, the Jews have the right of porcheeing them estates cm condition that they sink them, sad farm the meads pnionally all ser vants, es levecribes by those esectmente sod sane Use wound decree consents Gal licia, the Bubo vine, and the graad duchy of Cracow : 1. The Jew. who hare ilebited their sarties la the versor eatera ,, the iadormiel embeds el tsarist sea& the esaeasreU sehoole, those fer the weals sad fesests, these el the slime ..d melodies, sr whit hew the risk of anew ht the army will, be bested we the sem faxing with Christw anbjeste with empeet is the right of holing.; =r. 2. Illieshl es Li..*. he the swam t 4 es erste, e t r 7 the dine be is ame, to white estate Aetna of patron age awl police we the right cif pewestatica to the shoo!.are saseeasa, these nettle see o . geadled. Nevertbekes the Jade preesister fe'latall to defray the expenses mailing fray these rights. The owe rlghte canna be transferred to the Jewish brsew., 3 Thellereelites not otagorieel is the sew, of the bet solids will only enjoy yeevislosally the Nib tof I perniailit barereables, se determined by the laws subtlest beton 1848. 4. They we arreurthslew per mitted to take se tomato teenedel bads, wheal sr la pert, wee, certain rights ere etesehal to there bade with the wawa. et, thine ensured la the raced arts. They are. however, pohib,ted ben ranting leads that were formerly " rudest watiose." or parts of the said leads, under yam., al Irvin the bee* osaselled and • mulct innentd on both twesst end Madlotrd. T. Jews mentioned in the 3rd artkde have the privilege of freely disposing, like Chef.- km omens, of therm! procesty they have acquired in •.r tte of the laws algae, before 18$. Teey are squally permitted to treader, by ..2. so w,ll, to their lawful heirs, the estates they aim legelly acquired, Moog% costrary to the aforesaid Wen 'I'M Vienna Garotte annotincee that the question of the right of holdtng estates by the Israelites in habiting the parts of the crown territory sot enumerated in the preceding imperial decreer, is ye arned for the decision of the represientative assem blies of those countries. Pat Jews Tir HAMBURG. —An extraordinary avast is the history of the Oterses Jeers bee jest taken plea. In the free city of Hamburg, writ • Jew re years Nei was not wee eligible he a alibt assiable t •Jew. by the five ssfrases of thickness, hrletefy Immoboses 'chief ma gistrate, nest is Matins to the dkpait is that republic. The geodesist Waite! is • jeris-cossal sad writer, Dr. Glabelet linmor, who was Vice-Preirlast of the Germais outlining that sent Frankfort is 11140—ine isA CArcoreseis. Boot. &C., FOR ALEXANDRIA, CAIRO, AND 801 Z.-00 the let liticti scot. .ad theaniforward, the - i e r.. a the b o ok poet (es wiled to the Biltieb &demise gritt ) will be rttended to booh-peckete trasetaitted by packet rid soetheezmon, between the Veiled Kingdom and thole places ia Egypt at which Beth* pent "Sore are mazatahed. viz Altzmodrls, Cairo, and Sara. Tbe pottage chargeable en each book-packets will be the same se to the Ettitieh colo- We, ra. —For a pocket aot et castling 4 oz. in weight, M. ; abort 4, z iied set agesedlag lb., bd. ; above lb tad sot caresoliag I l b., In .ab re Ills, sad sot exceeding I lb., le. 61; 1111 . 1-ITP 4 lb. and sot szeindbig 2 Ike., 2a.; tsl to ort, teceessiog by 6d. be each addlthast half-posed or }Tec h.'s ag belt a pond.—By swan/ of lb* Posszosterr. Ogeared. Row LAND BILL, Ilmostry.—Oesnii Peat - t Bee, lob. EL EXIEHIM WIT. WITH PUNCH Co*i.—lt nay be remee a this jutetoro to balm that aaperthomaaaretteat Was we se & ascb *ay .t Tallow, an beard the hard male, 1•11.'al., as Fr nett oath of dillinat It. ok* on those at Grairosisag sod at do bads as Lai" meal at which anse priori( by aMs awl •••••••11 prems• kr aaaausaptias la atom ileaum—Arorallelfeer Odra& Atsiteicso ANT) CANADIAN aims—maM British awl North Amax is 'Lord tdeA ereatmer Amerke send free Limited for Boerne crerdey 1 et, with the United Statue trodROM Asserie mals sal 40 pemeturem. On Wedoes day nest the Q robot es • M totresi Mail Company's steamer Meth Anr-rieen rood be despatched from the Mara i fit Prothro, wilt lin United flutes sod Casadian mails The has with. Liverpool P et- dlles will be opts co that day Ow amp emetpt of letters. It • . tin 10.30 sam, sad rid Owner sows het ol 9 30 p.m. The Zara' sale is apooiatod to tali* oat the first Woos lofts mail wader the new annortneste no the Ind ?mime title ha. Neer rat seder Illorsogh repair. the Mumma. formed 4 listioni vile, bows Ives ree.v.a, sad brow. mos en's hided. She win be due st nosthemplon with the homeward ess.l on the 1.11 of April. thee der be. bee the rietitoins satinet leaves Noolsed. The II appein•rel t t tette out the WWI mail no the 9 h proximo. She will 1”. , tLe last monster ;addle-wheel Ovum put no the Brasil Lae. • rim ?LAVAL AND NILITAIi F. CHATHAM, !as. 11. The Lords ef the Admiralty have awarded prime le the triertag eldpwrigkt wrestler et this doekised fee tkeit artineberras asdaet, rt. :—H. seeks , J . Lod, J. 1r Ili 0. ashen. ad H. Madan. The toliconng dares leave bra parr leave of 11130• LOS from tbrar steepled.. Tegkosale at fair prince . C. Prevost, 314 Regional Capra B. G. Quick, 53rd act ; Ensign C. W. H. Richardson, 73rd Ergo:neat ; Erre H. kl. Ted, 43rd Regiment ; Ensign O'Grady, let West India itegirent ; tares J. B. Dust., dar n Re;ireent ; and Swigs A. P. Hutchinaon, 211 ed Rcgal Work FLLoiliffS. DEVORPORT, Fah. 26. The Aboukir, 90, Captain 1). Carry, sailed from their port oa Thyroid!, to rejoin the Channel aqesttres. Tha Consaseee, lel, Captain Sotheby, west oat of harbour es Fri& wads a shims tap to ley bee ineehisery, and then is the Swag to tabs in amissitios, ko. The Beneperea, TR Copan 1111aa, C. 8., shipped her porde" on Thursday, red bed bee compares adjuated yesterday. The maw stoat triple Dadra, fl Cara* hese H. Cadases, put tan ale hashes on Friday dermas with lest of hot/amt. hinaparet, bee a the agars heed, ix Warta s.d wile, lavas ban is easiest with ha Ka =hip Qom in the Chewed es Thunday evesiss. The aanalsre amms. fr. mare y aataday. The Chested Mt pared elf the port on Friday wean, es their ahy to iMi Baps in Ramses laposeatilo. Royal Adelaide, Cam bridge, Wollaston, Dads, Ilia Porcupine, Sylph, Avon, Nautilus, Eibeareek. Redwing, and Lark , and is the Sound, Cascara, Centurion, Virego, sad Baspare I. BT. Gio4.olell BlTlAli.—Thia corps met on Satur day, at Devashimplewass, Piccadilly, by bud partisan of ale Gram the Deb af Devonian, and were inspected by Calomel Machado, laspector-Otaarel of Volunteers, who expressed haunt! Ina plural with the uniform and the eittierly bearing a the ISINA. The eons thee marched out witb the lhateast-calaseel at their bad and their aka hale blue band. Their route we along Peccadilly, St. Jamee-park, past. Dairhahem Palace, up Constitution hill laic Hyde-park. ell u illord-etreet, down itegnit-street sad Waterloo-place, Pall-Mal, up S.. James's-street, to Burliaton-bouse to is . . The next march out tali be trout Barhagton-beam,os Wednesday text, at half-past 4 o'clook.__ The Nothe. • favourite resort at NVeymooth, is is converted into • kasblabie fortress. A military road is forming from the be:rub to the rod of the pramontory, where a large level efr let INS been cleared away for • battery. Trenches hare bees made, and sarherorks hare bees raised is other parts. ATLJA 11C TILEGIAPR COMPANY. The report of the directors, to be submitted et the earl ordinary gem* swedes of shareholders oa Wed seeday, Weise Uwe Me samelee men' le the cocepeay by lhat 11.kaire gemesommu, sold taxi the drama were • commanded ro the ehreheillerit aie memo - rdiseeyroWt: Mg on the 801 of Jar ler hes her bond terainest for t he of taken the users aseinsail for the promme , osed thin eaterpries. The direst= hid booed is the einem of better serer • flue nitelmsr rewire of OUW • rem added to a comilitieer isnertne dII per tress, tip rive capital, Wale emir kr list tt=elly as the min adlloollho of the UAW were, to se brae ma newt, reread by the wheeemeal eaterrgenee sad the working of the Admen ern during the am* of Aare. is 1861. Ia Ilds bye, however. they her bees dreppeented. The gem Mete government tams of say poorer • total esti Medan lose of the peopity of the is nee of hams, sad the easesnease of tiesnatirks wed Were during the working of lie sable only, Mem prod Wheels temperable oiss , a..les to the 'Wier eadlliatiltelheaegthlall. astwithstauding the pea eatilleas that Mis Ind lade be this purpose by the ammo and ricers at the ?he mist result La oebutlgthea sal mamas; to The threetors are sad wish the rise loogataelo of tho ds tolle Ifitgrapb, sad Wks fo, this its sealeammit tor. in ere err • halide se well es • least, they have reeved to adore or of their p rime wpocket. the funds secreary to keep M it iesenm!ft existence need tha elatolsoldors hre tepee . Is the raise staie of hamthiliffifor illoodenWovo that It wadi regain bat a few mane Is =Hr new of Waal oeseessaleatios with Hr Illeolh Wombs and the Woe ladles posesloso of Bac W. The hosed corned dee It le sow hose Mr last die sistiorel security *bode hilopsoo ia sow tossers, to elesid tom H. postibtety of lolof sad abookie loaa, the earn of those who wadi be wisest,toodetet.l7 pro. steer/, ere se fennel ems we, mad provide the • Wary mere for the compielle sealbselem of the The of Um anew is ohm reagoote boo we ter d; sad boa hose of omit • sherenter se will folly cniapsecate for all the =i v bes taken plass, If the .frorts of the directory awe maressful is Tastes He capital required. la the ineseen the It. of telegrepi b. tented to be laid by from Folatoatb cellar, a tam of mossy ham dialist pprenumeet to sapsnstents upon the Write ham (waft st Meer cabin, sad to as Mowry into the whole quellosof eons telogrePb7, ischoling an itreetlesi of the eleterhod and other laws miscues loos set obialte.oslof theormeof theme. ems Milano which her le deep sin inilpephs. weir Mouser to the hem disk of s the bol a= etelibier 7lt e rme al remake will shortly be laid before pediment I. the fore of a report hoes the Board of Trade. Incomraged by the result of these isvergatiess by the iovernmeat ems- Waft, the board bar else anosiliered with tench ere and earn" the probability', resesesi again to working order He emery • erinies eels. The reiteration of that cable right immediately ben the semegmay into posemeira at a merease @IMAM. per arum, under the exist beg iesnes with the itgbash and American invent orial.. The booed disks to avoid the expression of • tee rarer ezperries el atcomplising this desirable elder ; bet, ober rollostke, they do feel hopeful that, wader ihmearebteekernesesees dune. the °pension. a well ithered start to nom thesible try yet be crowned with smear. Is my ere it is eerier theta vory kw quantity dabble may be mita he semunercial value, even ee di cable, is the sale el the recovered portion wool go very her towards the whole et prams of the ospedieion , if the primary objets of restoring coottoattlea goa &said not be attained. Meier these eireatostances the beard earnestly recommend to the shareholder not at re ser to abandon their property se hoer, but to enable the di rector to nuke a vigorous wort toward. its resuscitation duriag the ensuing rum Is order to be in a position to male this attempt, it will be ••••saar, to have the command of • sum not exceeding 20,0001., but it must cot be under stood that anything like this amount will be risked la ors of Mare to bring the cable into ra in order, as the amount obtainable for the re covered sable would is that case compeller* a large porno. of the outlay. This amount would be at the rate of tram 201. to 601. per mile for the small cable, sad from 601. to 1201. per mils fir the shore cable, according to the condition is which it comes op. said as the recovery of the whole of the shore cable. sod of all the small cable lying in depths not ex cording 200 or 2.50 fathoms is nearly retain, a large sum word tins be realised. To the amount that would thus ✓ents from the sale of the old cable, must be added the pro err arising tram the sale of any new cable, for the purchase of which a port of the 20,0001. would be needed. The sub mergence oc this new cable would of course be anaeose mg if the Meisel cable shard break so as to be lest, and it would therefore be available for revile. It is proposed that the required sum shall be raised in the company's remaining rimed 201. shares, sad that in 011•111 of failure to restore the cable those who shall be wiling to take this additional amount of 20,0001. is 201. shares shall hate en striate right of property in all the cable recovered sad sold, subject to &dram if any be required, towards paying the expenses of the expedition. If the objets of the ✓eeditne be successful, and the cable be again reetored to vel akr, it is proposed that way subscriber of one or ner i te r tf these 201. shares shall have the privilege of receiv fag tar wiry such share subscribed for an additional 201. Wive fiat of payineit, but credited se fully paid up on the bobs of tbe company. Itesolatioes confirming thee. pro pmolowill be submitted to the extraordinary nesting. The sheet of receipts and expenditure for the year ending Desember, 1859, and • bears showing the p resen t assets end liabilities of the company are appended to the report. It appears that the receipt, in the shape of capita, Wrest, ka., amount to 467,0784 13a., while die expenditure is less am amount by 3931. Ila 6d., which is the n &nista in hand. This is sot very encouraging, tat the directors would ire. pros upon the shareholders WM they have still valuable privileges and a position which ought not to be abandoned. LONDON DISTRICT TILBORAPII CONPANT.—The director.' report mane. that of the trot cell of 11. per altare, I snit 13Ih Stracober last, 9,1741. has beat paid; sisos Slat Dieleallar, 1,4061. more has lam paid ; eo that of the whole siserit el the cap, via. 10,740 L, then sow reatatar 1601. vsbnlneid• The capital !odd ep amente at the precast thee %SIAM. The durabitity of the norke 'raved by the amps, bee bees. darn the WNW lime writer, slaw krinefly hoed. 1s ao Wm. hr Ammo been doss Is the esionar'• wine. hcrenniati hove boon ccooloded with the Ormirei.l Dock Cerpasy for the tressaleska Of peeve esthe business a/ that comps., at ea nag rentiel. awl with the Leaden Desk Company for the tram- Wars eillassaget tes air favorers, bet war Insarg has as/ ea Leedom Nib; al ridanni rotes, the dark caw t e d r isi rliaß ea addielinei ups each manage rhew • ninnially adveneeesiss arrutr.teent hohim with the Antreeneaor /tnytil fur the !wetly treameimia dristrapiry of Cheenotelt asses tin.. A resolution ten he inielblad to authorise the direerre to ceased the epees ! dose et the company broad the radius of four =Dr kens Charisa-araw, r provided by the attic`,, of sasocisar e whir will enat,ht the director to sun thew works !of:kril -1 rob, and • few °err towns bryosd Ito re , ' toe referred to. Inroad this is not cott!.ow s t e d, sor, fa the , lait •of the diner% would It be mmm , I liar A Donner of sew odors kers bees opined. others will shortly ite creed, sad sesettatior are peel*, be tear. is rsrlous other Important rontare of sseantooluring, eeeeetetele!..ed bra Werra whir% the director hope to berg to • speedy sad satisfactory tanalara. V 0377N0. THE RACING AT NOTTINGHAM, AND LINCOLN PROGRAMME. eo era IDITOI or ran =rams. SlR,—The Nottingham Spring Meeting opened the seism fa a rFir that woe creditable to all p art i es °Da mned, the only whack being the falling off in the at. Mohowing acs, ea opinion wbich ;wailed even an TOM jay morning that the frost would involve a postponement. So remote, coded, was the prospect of a day's racing on Tuesday' that nu one took the froillit ung le to make entries for the Park Hill Stakes on Monday ev , which happened for tonsuily moue', mwe did n commence bottom until three o'clock, by which time, thanks to a brilliant sun, the sours wee is excellent order its protected situation and sandy soil being such that Mr. Frost had had no chance of getting a good bold, as at Linooln. The racing, albeit the four items set f or th e fi rs t d a y were all " foresaw °occlusions," judging by the betting was good through out, sad aloud sot • little many of the great soots forth comiag, Rattlabone, although he beet nothing of note in the Trial fieding • hoot of friends by hie style of winning, and he OD take some beating for the hortharoptaaahire Stake., with all the weight. Wallow never gave his oppments a chance of meamorfog him in the Some Handicap, and we shall hear of him again in the Newmarket or Metropolitan Handicap, while we most also keep • sharp look-oat far kis stable companion, Uncle Ned, at Northampton and Chester, and for Chun Alai° in the City and Suburban, the doings of Golden Pippin and Confusion giving the most convincing prom Mr. Godding has got his lot very forward, acid the =tackle must be so good that we can expect few to be made. Lovett forfeited all claims to 2sciby his two polonium. at the meeting, as also Bamunerator, and they must improve mag i= to possess • hance be either of their kap sogsgemsats. Compared with what We gfe' Ll out early last year, the two-yr-olds contesting the lOUs John Stakes were only moderate, Zodiac looking the most useful of the lot, for if Ours is not conch of him he apposes to possess nearly every other good quality, and in second rate company Hr. Wary is pretty certain to make him pay expenses. The talents were sot • little surprised to see the Dane upset all their °acclaims in the hurdle rah., fur It am his first attempt in while at that business; but from the performance Captain Christie will do well to keep him at it, his defeat in the Innkeepers' Plate showing that his pro spects on the fiat are far from brilliant. The Lincoln nominations are not, of aurae, so heavy aa werethose for the original meeting; end for the first day there is no chewed • large field, males fur the Steeplechase, the Trial Stakes one mile, only having five sub seritors, of which Rattlebone, gyto, let 1010, and the Hover, 4 yo, fist 61b, have all the best of it. A contest between this pair would be invested with great Interest just now, end I believe there Is • proem* of it taking place, still hettlabose lobo the bast of the weights will entitle him to the geshrame, ha being too forward for any fonr.yr old to asmods him moody two Oros. The Brod/shy Stokes, for two- yr-olds, half- a-mlls, has eight subs. accord tag to the official list, but oily seven by the Calendar Camphor, • daughter of the Caro and Catophlne, being the extra noricadoo. Little Lady beat three at them (the 'boy filly, Rupert, and Reverie) easily at Nottingham, and also settled the pretensions of Cantab, with something to spare, et fihrewebury, in the yearling race, so that the best ally I eat Sod is her stable companion Lava, Duplicity and Arks having been but pow-looking yearlings. The Steeple Chase will be watched with some interest, on 11030011 t of the effect It will have on the Liverpool Grand National, and the field will be igood one, be the 22 subs. are some &A shes jumpy... B. Lan d d looks Lrmidable with Goldsmith, Mot 121 b, and Head or Tails, Pit 81b, and unless Little , lOst 81b, can upset Wm, the beet of the pair mast be hate , fur Heads or Tails has an advantage OM Cleityinads ran their Slough performance. For the City ,ow mile and • quarter, I esa see nothing better a than cs B roue, 4 yes, &it 111 b, whose owner has :whit( to complain of in Lady Peel's impost got the Liscolishin Haa heap, 7st being • mks weight for a mare hap bent Adam Reds so easily as she did at Liverpool lest Ws. Esk dab, 4 pro, Bat, looks attractive until we owns to her, when be does net appear capable of giving her a Mese ; but the most leniently treated of all is Jalle,ll yyrese,, 70, the hinds. sapper having evidently taken into eamsldsrotion • probers* fee"chatting up" she showed one or tyke last autumn. Norton, bps, bet Sib, vented not forget ran Goldea Pippla N • bend at Shrorshory, sad the quality of the youngsters Y so moderate that he is entitled to the preference of then all, amp*, :perhaps, Gott' 8 yes, bat 10Ib, who wen her two locos very obi - ray when winding up at Men arche list orre. Not" Lady Peel, mad (iota, in the solo a trio is whom I pines the greatest shbam a r 1 4 Tr a wlamer Mum up from among them I &al be y quite eatisied. Pr the Hurdle Base, the pests dams of Cheery Chao, The Post, Capron, Dimwit and the soma lion trees cannel by the ranaiag at P rr ot il tbgbam, toll ths " Brunette &Oohs" appear to have the gams in their *we kends, with three each allies as Catherine, Top y, and WOO Willie, the later having shown a good form hat sobs over hurdles. The bill /,grind by Lord Itarbal• In the House of Lords • few days eihee bee formed the sobjeot al • rather warm dis cos/ion, by Neenesedenor, bemoan his lordship and the Has. Admiral Lao the latter attempting to maybe' his =of hw a improoticability of hi. hose. Hat he has Ad be dung so, although allowed to have the lot ward," whisk bb lordship accuses bias of having obtained soblely, on avant el the carrospoodsnos bang (wooded to theMhorof Adr Life without dos nodes brag given him. I<Y sestably surprising that he should so abruptly rellingobb the tankot upon so important a misertke ; tor it is our r item. an reading the haters, that they understood each Ober no more at the clove then they did at starting. The hen. admiral maintains that the raising the minimum weight carried by racehorses to 7st would not remedy any el the evils which attend the Turf, ace led to improve the breed of horses in my way; and It is diffi cult to conceive how any tom am elm with him, for the idea that It is absolately anomeary for horses to carry heavy weights exploded loss sine*, and it would amount to absolute cruelty to put 12at or 18at on even the best of cattle, cad make them go the pass at which moss ere run now-a-days. It might have him ory well when the sport was In its latency, for the somber of moss decided during • year was but very few be ismapsrison to what we can get through in the preset day, end lade as jockeys were not thought of; in addition to which their woe was nothing as compared to ours, while the best of horses did nut perform more than about MU-a-doom times during a year; but the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals would have to interfere did • Fielormaa have to carry 12et, and compete with good three-yr-olds at 7st some twenty times in a year, and the carrying of Lord Redeedale's measure would certainly miss the decline of the sport to the lowest ebb In the course eta very few years, for howdah could not stand it any bettor now than In former days. We should then have nothing but weeds—i.e., such as now any from fist to 7st—running in handicaps, as the best homes would never put in an appearana, and what would bacons of nine out of every tea handicaps decided under these circumstances? If Lord Rodesdele's idea Is to "put down" hone-ming, that we can easily understand his proposition,• bat, whom., hisob jot may be, be is pretty certain to And opponente in all members of the " big house" who understand the question, mad those who do not may think it a matter they Len co right to take out of the hands of the Jockey Club. There Is, however, • priapect that we shall be indebted to his lotdahai for a reform which has long been needed, ma the old au against excessively light handicapping will be revived by the Hon. Admiral Roos, who intends to propoo at the earliest oppoetonity that the minimum weight for handicaps decided at all autism mike the enrol of the Jockey Mob shall be 5.4.-1 em, Itc., METEOR. Tax Wiz or tux Loitk.—The reported eetestr o or ui ti the Amerkea Alp Lana, outward bound to New with alas@ of C a ends el rds ea hundred lives, cis the rocks off men, aver Cherbourg, as Sway, Feb. 19, is unhappily confirmed. The lose took pines &beet mid-day. For hours previonaly the ill-fated ship was seen off the coact, battling with • gale of wind from the N.W., till at length ahe appeared to become unmanageable, and was driven on to the rocks about 200 fathoms from the shore, where she speedily became • total wreck. Her position was observed by the peop on share be re she struck, but owing to the terrible le sea roiling in it was utterly impoesible—indeed, beyond human power Munch • boat through the surf to go to the seeialinat of the 'hip and her living freight, num tab, one hundred and seven persena, the whole of lark aunt ea, perished. Two d almost Im mediately reached the ante alive ; of i s diem after veva. The serviver. an Italian, named Clement, vu m ale to give say satisfactory details of the lase of the ship for two or three days afterwards, owing to his greatly ex- Waited atedition. He stared that the .hlp mailed from Haws on the previous Friday, ead that there were on baud seventy-sia peweengers, of wham forty-erne were man, twisty-enen women, and one child. The crew mustered twenty-sin liana besides • French cook kr the pamegers. Her carp was of a general description. The casein sew hie imminent danger whoa off Bar lour, and attempted to beach the ship on • sandbank @beats between Hareem church and the lighthouse, where there might be • chance of saving the passengers, but in running for it the violence of the gels sad heavy sea drove her on the rock, where her &entreaties flollowed. The coast la strewn with the wreck. nog boas have bees washed up. FOUNDERING OP ANOTHER STEAMER AND Loss or IP N Lyres.—A srlrursphic daspatc.h. received ce Saturday, from Malta, at Lloyd's, more that the Posses, a mew simmer, Captain Nam master, from Odessa tar Landes, laden with wheel, foundered on Thursday morning, Wire a hoary pia of wind. The passimgere and sieves of Use NOW wars sand ; the remainder, tourism in ntuaber, were demote. fibs ugly left blahs the previous day. The PoOssa war a new iron steamer, shoat 7(0 tons turtles, and wee chart, red by Kam, Robinson, of !Mark-lane, char terer el the .crew steamer Ondisa, which venal wee Ia 01d5... Sunday asovalsii lett in the Chemise). sad Ista dktUly sank with many hers. TN lam of the Possess and cargo le reoghly cslcula•ed at upwards of 40,0001. &TOTAL PeLLCZ.—HALT-CROWN DATo—SATUR DAT. ?u. 25.—A819vo•as• oe pelmet. 789, m t l o W asemea tisketa. 3,017. Tote 3 visitors, 3,806. AND OOtTO !sake no charge for Oath ifamspips weldor rwrr owl rarorgoo sod manlike is par ow sr to soy WlizZl llodood fa ardor over No. *se of oar duo dr eta Woodall Niro. Oda Modems. room I Whom sad slosh sorpliod. Pie. joys • Myles el hill lo I. prat —Moira sod %Me, dodo bed ow goys =dirk Mood Odanktresc—(Advivnieico•at.: lab) intellistnce. POLITILS COUNTY 00111111 • raw jr11.) ; 01... 1 .11•10==ra. aL lIg Tads& 11; i kita- 1 =: L a rtstariay. 13 ; Ir der• laionea• etrovi.—/Isiday.lllb.,ll. • 1 1 .1= 4.4._ 0111eirsimmeg.—Ikaili i Web. 17; lbsirtay. Mardi 1. Operfviu. eviwirea.tatirmidlyel‘. -14,841 ; 81 . 068, 882.28ortriod.—Sumiliy, TO 28; Wetlenday, 29; iltweelle. March I. Waymirelex or 080 1 184 011 88 .-12.1.21811114 . CITY Losvoi. Wuliclhall4lllo.o. oady. lib. .7. • QOM OF GIVICENI3 RENCII,—Fan. Ss. Meese Beep % _aft.E Tassa,si Wirstatbastsr-hall.—Cßefors the Lord ma Judos ortekhura aad kr. Justice Wightrada.) ThrAr lordships sat at Wistrolnater this storming at 011 e o'closk, sessrdhig to notilloatfoo, bat merely to deliver j udg seats. PIM V. THI LONOTOX OAS COKPANT. This was an lndictmeat for • stigmatic* againat several de fendeate, which was set down for trial before Mr. Justice Crompton, at the last Staffordshire sashes ' when • verdict of not guilty was entered for some of the defendants and guilty as to the others, subject to • spacial cue stated for the opinion of the cone. The case is important, inasmuch as it raises the question how far an un-incorporated gas company can break up the streets for the porpou of laying down mains and service piper so as to feed private residences with gas. The circum stances which gave rim to the preferment of the indiotment were the following. It would seem that foe some years the town of Loncton had been supplied with gas, both for pabitc and private porpoise, by a company eetabliehed under as act of parliament, sad which I likewise exacted powers under the General Gee Act, the 11th sad 12th Victoria, cap. 13. However, in 1888, a Sew company was formed (In which • great number of the mem ben of • recently appointed town commission were share- hoiden), the company being merely • registered company. Cider etch circumstances it is not • matter fur surprise that the cocaudrioners under the Local Improvement Act very soon transferred the lighting of the town from the old to the new company. Thereupon the new company entered into contracts for laying down mains for public purposes as well as private service pipes, and for the destruction this canoed in the streets and cburthyarde of Langton, the old company • firmed this indictment against the defendants. The q raised for the opinion of the court were, drat, had the de fendants, they Ming an un•incorporatedoompenyaad without an ecte of parliarnent—in fort, nothing bats mere private com pany, a right to break up the highways for the purpose of Lying down mains to feed the public lights TM gas ; secondly, admitting • right as regarded the public lights„ and which therwould derive from the town ouninlesicatere, who were empowered to make the beet arrangements they could for the lighting of the town, had the defendants any right to obstruct the public thoroughfare while laying down private service pipes P The case we mimed before the full court on the 18th of Jemmy last, when Mr. Berk (LC., and Mr. Scotland ap- Cat for the preseentore ; Sir F. Kelly and Mr. li'Mahon defendants. 7,.riywihearyra went, however, Mr. Borill admitted hie Mebeity to contend "flaw the defendants' right to break up the highway for public porpoise, authority hawing been dell, gated to them to do so by the loaf commissioners. But as regarded their interference with the highway whilst eogsgsd in the work of supplying private tights he must uphold the conviction. ___._-. Sir F. Kelly contended, au the other aide, that the com pany were quite justified by a consideration of the general interests of society in breakiog up the highway, provided they occupied no more then a reaeonablo time in the con struction of their works. _ _ TheEcturthaVinitriest time to consider, now delivered lb judgment, which wee to this effect.—The case did not fall within the general right es towering temporary obstructima. There was so garb= here of absolute necessity for the set dose, sod certainly the general convenienoe was spinet rebate preens being albwed to break up the highway. TM Mama of anal-merchants obbraming the highway or the street whilst shooting coals into underground premises was one not jumbled by law although it might be cootie ei by long custom. Jagmmt meat tharekte be entered for the sown. The Lord Chief Janke attire/sr& monde to Guildhall to Kukla at Nisi Priam, end wea occupied main 6 o'clock with the trW of a ahlppiag canoe et so general futerrot, which had beau part heard os Friday, and in which a juror waa eventually withdraws. COURT OF RICRRQUER.—Fas. 23. etttbp at NW Prim at oldiern.—(Bidon Kr. Bans Nadia sad Oaosoaa Jurist.) NAM I. 1111 SAIL OP Plllll.-111XT. This edicts wee by comma tried before hie lordship without a jury. Mr. Milword appeerel se counsel for the plaintiff, and Mr. Thrupp for the defeedeat. This was an widen brought by the piebald, Mrs. Nash, to recover 291. 10e., ed., bairns of rest due for the cocupetion of the plaintiff's house at 84, Oneienr-nuare, jointly by Lord Forth, the delindeat's ass, sod the Hon. Adolphus Cana. The plaintiff relied es an egreement, dated April 23, 1867, to like the hosts furnished for three months at eight gainer a week which Ind been signed by Lord Forth, " for the Earl of Perth." A letter was pia in, written by the Earl of Perth, dated August 80,1867, in which he wrote, " I ban eat Mn. Nash a protein of 42L, which I must pay is Jaauary next." Mr. Gibbons, a hones agent, dereed that Lord Forth had signed the nt in the sane of the Earl of Perth. Lord Forth monied Mr. Capers daughter, and both fuellits occupied the hoses for twelve weeks. All the rant due on behalf of Mrs. Opel had been paid by her mother, the late Ledy Karma Stewart. Mr. Baron Martin maid there was nothing to Ss the de fendant with say liability. Mr. lifter& put in a Inter to the effect that if Mrs. Cspel would Mks a bows in town on reasonable terms he would not objects to pay half the rest, and pennant to that authority Lord Forth had signed the agreement for his father. Mr. Baron Martin—lt is my opinion there is nothing to tes Lord Perth. The plaintiff must be consulted, with leave to move. Mr Thrtmp—l have only to state, on behalf of the Earl of Perth, that at puma be la overwhelmed with his eon's debt.. _ _ — fie plaintiff was then nonsnitad. This was the last day of the sittings at nisi pains of this court INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—FEB. 25. (843 n M. Commissioser Marphy.) IN rei 010101 CORNILIA This insolvent, a Dutchman, was opposed by Mr. Sargood (laffitrseted by Mr. G. J. Haim) ow the part of Meserailatessrt and Stagily, Meson. Meld', sad Messrs. Latham, ware housemen to the city. The insolvent was his own ad- To9ste. ii4psered that the insolvent owed upwards of 9001., and alleged he had 3791. owing to Wm. Prom the opposing creditors he got goods to about 8001., and now owed them 6801. In October [sat he was made • bankrupt at Amster dam, where he carried oa Umber as a merchant. He loft, and we. now liable to as imprlecruseat et six months. He wee arrested In November, and petitioned the court, and his °Miters required • furthm secoust, sad now oomplained that no account was gives of what hal Monne of their pro- Mr. hargood 'eked the court leipemeemes • judgment to protect the trading ommaanicy. Tbelemelomet hanged to • alms who came to this country sad getipssis of minim* and the moiety Noce afterwards Dlr. Commiesioner blurph:trthe l iessilveet, through en Wormier, that he had get esmiderable goods from die Zt6 creditors, atter goyim them • little money, and i. satisiamory eceseaf had - Mem gives of their disport. As he had thought proper ool/Id from his own couwry wham he was made • bankrupt, he must Neap the law of this country. The court gave aj*lmat at nips months for eastraelang debts without ressw expselaties of pay roll/at. SHOCKING Annan TO MUADU • Wtri.—A dreadful 00111211111011 took piece in the town of Winslow on Tuesday morales. A was named her Harding, who teen a bed character, eras bore between two and three o'clock is the morning, and ocearodeed basting his wife, Sarah Har ding, with • strap buckle. It is not stated that he wes is liquor, but for the credit of luensaity we would gladly sup pose that such was the ore. He then beat hoe severely with his Este and threatened to kill hoe; he took • razor from the shelf, but pat it back again. The gear woman went upstairs, and while she was In a stooping petition, holding one of the children, he took up a gar! mad Had it at her, the shot an swing the left brier and taldag • downward di rection. After this he beat her about the bed with the gun so merely that the stack was broken free the herd sad was afterwards ford covered with bred. Me unhappy WOOSSa MY still living when our later idereaties was despatched, but Hr. Newnhani, who is attending her, ghee but very feint hope* of her surviving, the drip hares lodged (it is supposed) In • vital part. The gun le believed to he • borrowed ase, but It Is ant aseertalsed when or kw what purpose it was bor rowed. es the culprit I. known to have been engaged in poaching. He was apprehended about an hour after the occurtesce by Inspector Carruthers. and en Wednesday the decleratian of the poor woman, who was believed to be dying, was takea before P. Denary sad E. W. London BHssgrs la the promisee of the presser. It wee to the effect shod stated. On the premier askiag her " whether he did it on purpose" she replied " Yee," sad shook heads with him. He was retarded to await the recovery or death of h& vietles.—/hithe delewitor. TAAivortiamos -7-- In oonerquenoe of Mom Lam we Mertes beelg I . eteet I$ ) eltb eepoeltioe eltsiter le Set ele.et tber mr.4 ulahlog to do th aw mamma *my juotbee, V. 1167.1 erslarre b tu comb:it Ir. iget It 6i wet SWAY et 811-4110.ne At roed ..ovht Wet their etrireellese ee the meas.* "Olelealles , e4 ifutt e Vovl. "la n oiled etstlette.." are elebeet eseertatteo 1001 lb. Ruthum• geed Si eitt Set tree ebb bet bet awl etaesioseelr thee Um. Le s ee t re te a w ilz um e n:141 . 11mor be 22ealatr w ee=t ind : het.eezi espies MN be mei obese the Ilear et flank mod my be bee gest tree IS MAK Of tine uompu. as agelletelea Mr Jewel Herter. beelike awl tele ors dot et 'Tbeelers feed kr Cleat*" Mlle,. 01•4811•4. Leeds.; Ilsgadwim. New lreet. trattot Metre W. Tharlay. 11411.ente. View% : Mr. Athol N.R. Sytiu.s. etr Swab Maks; mi still kb yob throlorm the eerkL t -FE. MAURY 27 ) 1860. ; ZISTINO OP MIDDLIM 11.10.18TLIT18. The Ordinary meeting date Middlesex magistrates =al of basin... relating to the county wu held ma y at the Guildhall, Westminster, Mr. Poeull, obskusea of the court, presiding. The usual reports from she visiting justices of the three prisons of the county warn brought up and taken into ausidaration, as also was the report of the committee for accounts and general pure. es, which contained a special report with teferenos to the ap pointment of gee inspectors ander the recent menu, and the regulations by which the duties woe to be carried out. They were ordered to be printed. A discussion of some con isiderabbe length took plus upon a proposed reclusiflostion of the prisms at Westminster and Coldbath-fields, with cis view of all male pris4ners being sent to the latter, meted of, ILI at present, only adults, boys under 17 being rent to this former, as well as all female prisoners. Mr. Yesoahead brought the matter forward, and stated that the change would be very beneficial, end would sue the county 2,000/. a year at least, and proposed that orders should be shade mew theme 4 Geo. IV., e. 64, a. 4, to that affect. Mr. Laurie moved as an amendment that It be referred to a special committee to consider and report to the court, as nothing definite had bean lusted or brought to the knowledge of the court as to the future administration of the Westminster Prison, whether it was to be by mats or female officers. The amendment was carried. Mr. Mends, the deputy clerk of the pesos, laid before the court a return from the House of Detention of the number of ;grams c omitted to that prima in 1869 for want of sureties. The Assistant Judge oast attention to this subject, and moved that It be referred to a committee of visiting justices, to consider and report to the court, and to suggest what she's lion of the present state of the law was desirable. Tbs learned judge said the average number of persons so cal , witted was 400, and without in the slighte i t degree impugn ing the judgment or discretion of the cpromittiog jeasticsa— his remarks applying to the state of the hew only—be thought that to many instances the exercise of the power given by the law to commit parsons to gaol for went of sureties, persons not ouvicted of °flumes, was a cruel op;rel iriol3, and fraught with very cemaidersbla danger to the liberty of the subject. He gave revere] instances which the return tarnished of parsons haring been committed for want of sureties simply on the complaint of wives who were living in adoltery, and whose paramours in all probe- Witty suggested the complaint. The terms varied from six menthe to two years. Was it not fearful that a man uncon victed of crime should be liable to be sent to prison for such • period only because he was unable to find a surety on what might be merely a capricious complaint? He thought a ma gistrate should only have power to commit for want of sureties for three, months, and when • longer term was thought requisite the circumstances should be inquired Into afresh, or • power of appeal given, which at present the law did not IwovW. After • discussion in which Mr. Port man, Lord Sbury, Mr. N. Lurie, Mr. H. W. Cox, lko, took parr, it was referred to a committee to consider and report, the Amistut-Judge being specially requested to be one of its members. The usual formal business having been disposed of ;he court adjourned. MARKB7S. COTTON.—larzazook, Far. 25.—There is no change to report in our market to-day. The 'Mee ere 6,000 bales, of which 1,000 are for export and 'peculation. COTTON GOODS.— iiANCHESTER, FEN. 26.—The market, alter condoning quiet up to Thursday, clone rather firmer, and with a little more activity, owing to the India letter having oome to hand. The advises read rather better than the telegrams had led as to expect, and though they have not led to any operetione of importance have re sulted in some fair offers and a moderate amount of transac tions. India obi:dorm of 39-inch widths, 61b., are quoted at 71.4 d.; and 71b. have been sold at Be. 6d. (quoted at Ba. 70.); while 81b. 4c6 , 64'4 have bees sold at 10t. lid. and 10e. 3d. Wider shirtings, 48 inch, are comparatively neglected, and narrower, such as 36-Inch, are rather easier, some contracts having been renewed at rather lower rates. For long clothe, printers, and T clothe in general there Is a quiet but steady demand at full prices. Domestics are well engaged. The better mak. aof 26-inch printers are those most In demand. The finer 72-reed printers Sr. in more limited demand owing to the high rates prevailing. In yania the India advices have led tomtit business in 40'. mule, and there is .100 more activity in twist for the Meditarrsnean markets. Prices are conse quently firmer in these dencriptions. In the latter are in cluded 10's to 7.8'. warps. Two-fold yarns continue firm. In other descriptions no change, but spinners are mostly well engaged and prices steady. WOOLLEN.—Lnins, Pas. 26.—There has been • good attendance of buyers in the Cloth-halls this morning, and the markets presented considerable animation. The tone was firm, end for brood cloths as well as cotton warps there wee a &tabby demand. The business has been of a eatidactory character generally. The decisive vote this morning in par liament on the budget has given much am istscbon to trading circles. It is regarded as completely settling the questions involved in the pr o commercial changes, and has ion• parted Maimed stability to the government. HAlLDWAB.E.—Eraninomant, Paz. 26.—1 n every de partment of the trade of this town there is a steady progress. The foreign orders have been coming in more freely of late. As regards the United States there M an iroprovemrnt In this respect, and the general continental trade Is exhibiting symp tom; of more animation. The home trade has not been so good for many years in this month se it is at this moment. Of course there are people to be found, as there are every where, who will complain of being dull, but the evidence is all the other way. In none of the manufactories where the principal Medea are carried on is there any "purity of orders whatever. This is not the time of year when any accumula tion of orders is expimed, but there are sufficlent to keep ell hands working tall lime, and in many &pimento there are orders before-hand an the books. In every respect the state of trade bete and in the adjoining district is sound and healthy. The in trade is rather languid, but without any approach to deputies. Is the cool Ind* there is much ani mation. CORN.—CAusamoz, FIB. 25.—Our market to-day wee arm at last week's prices, with a short *apply of good barley. Wheat, We. to 44e. Barley, 24e. to 46.. Beaus, 36a. to 411 a. Oats, 18a. to 26e. COLCBESTII, Fos. 28.—A large supply of wheat; value unaltered. The quantity of barley, beans, and peas on Ws woe very moderate. Bailey advanced le.; beans, ls. to 2.0.; end per, Is. Gcoucesran, Fan. 25.—We have had another week of fine dry weather, with sharp heats at night. At our to &We market the supply of English wheat wee large, and found a fair ode at last week's rates. Foreign in good demand, but without change in prick". Both malting and ' grindiog barley inquired after at a trifle more money. Beans the turn in favour of sellers. Seed trade very quiet. A fair trade in oats at full prime. Imports for the week lending Fob. 26:—Barley, Ireland, 70 qrs.; foreign, 1,970 qrs. ; oats, Ireland, 2,800 qrs. GUILDPOID, FEB. 25.—There Wee less animation in the trade for wheat to-day and the demand less extensive; many of the interior simples were left over, and to have forced salee lower prices most have been taken. Other grain dull of sale but without quotable change. Wheat, 40s. to 645. ; barley, 30e. to 411 e.; mita, 20s. to 30s. ; hems, 395. to 44a.; peso, 37e. to 41e. HiiTFORD, Pas. 25.—Tlia wbeat market to-day firm, at last week's prices; supply fair. Barley to lees offer, last week's prices folly supported. Oats, peas, sad beans firm, et gate as good prima as last week. Wheat, per load, 21s. to 31e. ; barley, per qr., 375. to 475. ; oats, per qr., 244. to 284.; beau, per load, 21s. to 30s. ; peas, par load, 21a. to 255. LZICESTII. FIB. 25.-There we. a 020dStal show of wheat on offer to-day, the quality of which sea improved. Buyers operated more freely. and the amount of sales effected was fair, pekoe being very firm ; white moved off at 46a. to 62e.; rid; 42•4 to 48.. per 36 Moue. There was only • small supply of superior barley, fur which recent quotations were well maintained, vampire making 375. to 43e. per quarter; secondary aorta were a rather slow *ale, but could not be purchased at easier raise, prim varying from 325. to 36a. per 30 stone. Oats ware a better show than in the week previous, and a good demand was made at late rates, 24a. to 24a. per 24 stone. Very few beasts came to hand, and busi ness we tmneacted at *light enhencement ; 01d4475. to 52e.; new, 425. to 445. per 38 stone. Fine Sour, 345. ; seconds, 32e. ; thirds, 30s. per 20 atone. NIWCAIITI.1•17,011-TTNII, FRB. 25.-At our market &I. morning we had a tee supply of wheat from the growers, but from the coast the arrivals an exceedingly liberal, amounting to 8.966 qrs., being the accumulation of weeks ; and a considerable portion having gone direct into the bands of the millers, the demand for snob qualities was much re stricted, whereas farmers' samples, from their improved con dition, were in favour for mining, and consequently a reedy cleenom was effected at the very extreme rata, of this day sennight. Fur this new rod Wistech and Boston 43e. to 45e., fine up to 47e. 6d. per 6041 be. were acquired ; whilst for a vary superior pared of new Norfolk white 625., made same weight, wee realised. In foreign little tratispired ; 60.. has 'wan bean refused for fine old red Wolgaat, weighing natu rally Cabe. par bushel. Flour unaltered, the demand being scareely so free as during the week. Halting barley in steady request; "lading qualitiessooght after. Malt, unless fine, neglected. Beans and peas unaltered. Oats a shade higher. The snivels this week are:-Wheat, coastwise, 8,596 qrs.; bosky, commie., 944; forgive, 45; matt, COW- Rime, 180; oats, coastwise, 42; peas, coastwise, 76; foreign, 36; beans, coastwise, 95 ; flour, 2,430 each'. Noawicn, Fan. 26. - Here to day the what trade wee somewhat brisker, eel priors were about la. per qr. higher then last B.tnrdsy for all descriptions. The sup ply of barley be now much &crowd, and as the demand for eesd he commenced prices bare an upward tendency for both malting and distilling sore. In other articles there...as not much needing. Flour a shade dearer. White wheat is quceel tale evening 47a. to 61a. ; red AtUo, 40e. to 47a. ; hest chevalier malting barley. 42e to 46d. ; runs chevalier ditto, 34.. co 40•.; distilling ditto, 25a. to 27e. per. qr. Floar, 318. per each from the MON. NOTTINGHAM. FEB. 26.-The supply of wheat at our rota exchange was more placate than of late, and the wee numerous. A healthy feeling in the trade we. established, and prices ruled fully ea high a is Ike week New white made 46a. to 64a.; o ld ditto, 50. ; new red, 425. to 49. ; old ditto, 44e. to 605.; per 36 stone. Of barley the show watt pretty tolerable, and she amend we Ina at wawa* courrucia for muting, Prburi aa4 Pabbbed b Irrubb live Baulks( N. I, 1 12: b ra bred., to be CU? te I.bdua. ?dar, at beOis. Olas. b cunt, Ua ?MILKS of Whlterian.—MuXbAT. ilift0•11 27. MIL namely, 355. to 475.; for Seale, 395. to 42e. per qr.; grinding enehaned, 39e. to 31s. per 30 stone. The incptiri for oat. was steady at recent rates; old. 275. to 334.. new 23,.. to 284. • foreign 245,. to 29e. per 24 stone. For ; beau. , 1.• her tahLond prices were obtained ; old, 48e. to 62e. ; new, 41a. to 44a. per 38 stone. Super flour, 365. to 39e.; fine, 31a. lo 335. pm 20 suss. • Oxman, Ftn. 25.—The market was wall attended, and plenty of samples in doe condition,cwiag to the dry weather, were showing, and a greater dispisitlos to do business ; con sequently former rates wens folly maintained,whie ',beet from 48e. to 645. per quitter; red wheat, 435. to 48 .. Good samples of barley for gnnding purposes were 2.. par quarter darer. Oats a good trade, mitring Is. Per quarter more than this day •ennight. Hams sold well at previous prices. Hog paw were worth from 39e. to 42a. Flour 335. per amok ; brads very Inn. Bast quality hay 4t. 10a. per ton. - Pwriasozonow. FEB. 26.—At our market to-day we had a swell .apply of wheat, which met a good sale at La. per qr. over the prior of this day week. Barley malt/red. Oates nady isle. Beans le. par qr. dearer. Beet red whet, 46a.; omen" 445. pow MN. Oats, le. to la. Id. per atone. Beans, 41.. pee qr. of 6821b5. READT/10, Fee. 26.—A moderate supply of wheat, and a fair attendance. Trade commenced rather slowly, and the business transacted was at about last week's rates, the non advance of flour preventing further rise. Bast 'amp's. of barley Is demand, and other sorts not so good a trade, but maintain late rates. In oats, beam, and peas the trade is steady with an improved'trade. Wheat, 38s. to 634. ; barley, 30a. to 441.; oats, 18s. to 32e. ; teems, 42a. to 624.; praa, 38s. to 48a. Flour : Households, 39e.; seconds, 36t. per sack. R 001207114 Faß. 25.-The market was well attended, and all descriptions of wheat, most of which was in very good condition, were in request. The rates of bat week have been fully maintained, and several best lots were taken , off at the fall quotations, test samples fetching from 465. to 62a., and inferior 44a. to 48d. In red than was a slow trade, and the quotations of that article were 40e. to 465. There is an active demand for barley, and the trade continues very brisk, best kinds for malting purposes fetching 40/. to 445. per quarter, and grinding 28s. to 345. Oats wen quite as dear, and as there is an increased demand just now for prime samples ter seeding purposes the market was slightly against buyers, a few lots fetching ea high as 28e., which is about 6d. dearer than bat week. Beans and peas were not brought forward In any large quantities, and the demand was not very active. Beans are the turn dearer, but peas art dull, without alteration. Wissucli, Fen. 25.-We are fairly supplied with wheat at to-day'. niarket, with more oats and beans. Wheat readily makes btat week's prices, and spring sun of all kinds rather more mousy. Prior to the grower :-Wheat, white, new, 465. to 465.; extra, 48e., Salbs. per bushel; ditto, red, new, 424. to 44a.; extra, 465.; ditto white, old, 465. to 48.., extra, 605.; ditto red, old, 44.. to 465., extra, 48e. Oats, 114_d. to le. per stow. Beane, 384. to 434. per qr. WORCSBTIII, Fsa, 25.-At this day's market thee* was • fair supply of wheat, and the trade again ruled dull, but prices realised for all qualities were quite as high. Barley rather dearer, but in limited request. Oats only taken in retail and quite as dear. Beans and peas unaltered in value, and both in limited request. Toxic, Flit. U.-At our oorn market this morning there was an abundant supply of wheat and • good attendance of farmers and futon. Although the tons of the trade was somewhat inactive samples re.lised their full value ; white descriptions changed hands at 46e. to 60s. ; red, 420. to 46e. per 38 stone. Superior barley was an exceedingly meagre supply, and previous rates were readily given-namely, 38e. to 40e. par qr. ; of secondary and inferior lots the show was rather large, and the demand was quiet at 325. to 345. per 30 stone. The oats trade was quits as active am last week, and late prior ware for the meet part obtained-23e. to 28s. per 24 stone. In beans very little variation took place, the best sorts selling at 48a. per 38 stone ; secondary, 424. to 645. per ditto; malt, 88e. to 205.; rye, 328. per qr. ; flow, 33e. to 365. per sack. HISLCALDT, FIB. 25.-At our country markets this week we had fair supplies of wheat and °ate, but small of henry. Salsa ready for all sotto, with an extra demand for the fine qualities for seed, and for such le. to 21. per qr. ad vance. lieu, to-day, we bad good supplied of wheat end oat*, but very small of barley. Sales ready, at prices very much the NUM as last market day. Seed barleys Is. per qr. higher. Wheat, 42a. to 60e. per qr. ; barley, 30s. to 41e.; oat., 21e. to 29e. 10frATIMPOILD, FRZ. 26.—Th• deliveries of grain to oar market from farmers lave been very trifling this week, but we have had a fair quantity of oats on off' by boat. Oar Import list, with the exception of 60 sacks flour coutwise, is • complete blank. The trade has not undergone much change since the date of our last; business has not been quite so active, but on the whole the transactions have been to • fair extent. Wheat—all well-conditioned 'maples have sold freely at late rates, but inferior and damp parcels could only be d is posed of by submitting to a reduction of 2d. to 3d. per banal. Barley fully maintains former price", and oats have been in good request, at • further advance of 3d. to 4d. per barrel. Indian corn—purchasers having 'applied themselves largely the past few weeks, the buying has been rather limited, at a trifle lees money. Not much inquiry for foreign wheat, and its ?slue remains unaltered. Flour firm but quiet. Imports this week;—Oatmeal, 50 sacks. Reports was week:—Wheat, 600 barrels; oats, 3,618 barrels; flour, 741 sacks. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Attila of Shah', from Corrals tar lhorpool, P.E. 10, off Malaga. Grotto eto, Roos Lonrho for Bombay. Jas. 7. OltaCro, from lhorpool for Bombay, ho. It, Ist 4 N, lot 33 W. DESPATCH OF THE SCREW-STEAMER AUSTRAw LAIIIAN.—LiaIItrOOL. SATURDAY.— The serew-eteansw Australasian, the hew Ammer just added to the Canard Feet, sailed from the Mersey to-dey for New York, with a large cargo, but no pastengete. The Australasian ie en. Footed to make very rapid peewee, but a western voyage across the Atlantic at this time of the year will afford no fair test of her Teed. FREEEMIGRATION TO THE CAPE OP GOOD Hors.—Oß the 26th inst. were embarked at Southampton!, under the superintendence of the Hon. W. Field, on board the Wellington, for Table Bay, 226 souls, equal to 210 k statute adults. They empties • number of agricultural labourers, besides female domeetio servants and tradesmen of various descriptions. The emigration to the Cape at the ex pense of the colony under the act of 1867, has now reached a total of 6,678 souls. 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Blaakeutaeh. of Leeds. to death ghsabekaughter et Use late Mr. W. Prioe. of Sconce. Yorkshire. PLLTCHKR—VINCRNT.—Feb. 20.. t fit. Saviour's. Jersey. by the Very Rev the Dew of Jenny, E. Y. YletOsee. lop.. to Ada Mary. nauehter of ob. late Captain 0 Visecut. LE Z-1101)012KIN. Feb. 28.0 dt. Mega Islington, Ernst Cor ['thus Lents. Bog, to Prances Henrietta, youngest daughter of us loss H•ssig•ltio„ In., al cleeementonw, Dilitaton ICHAILDBON—TOIIII.IIIPOI4.—Feb. 23, it the General Soptist ClinpeL Burtea-oa-Triet by the Rev. R. Keoncy. Mr. J. kichud• sou, of Thornaill Fenn. sew Derby. to Mita &Winer of Mr. Tom linson. or DimnatoWe,fieeßerd ICIEWPTd-1 RI Blf.—Peb.ll. tock.Nottinghamshire. IJeui.. Valenti Cl. P. Rkiratte. Kee late of the Ist Rat Hensel Light Meshy. to Martha Aiwa daughter of the late Rev. W. Kirkby. 1011d0N—YOUNG.—Veb. at Trinity Church, Derby. by the Rev. R. M. Wage. C. Rebate, Reg., of Houblorause. orkWATI. to Oaro• Hoe ropidadaiftbew of the Its Major Young, of the 52hd Regh of Light la'autry. TRAVRIS—RICILIIILL.—Irsh. 23, at fit liern.lllll, by the Rev. B. fisher. J. O. Prawn. gra., Itoyul Marin • Light !Omar,. to Lucy Sanford. daughwa of 8. Iliclused, kip., of houtbdasca. durrry. DEATHS. AICHIBIL—Pea.23. at Ely. T. Archer, Esq., oral 75. ADWOCIAT.—Ifeb. 74 Dorothy, wiled J. V. Adcbury, Eat , of En 5012, arid n. DLACK.—deb. 25. at 1/11,11-LeMAC Dawitsh, W. Blank. Seq., aged WS. 111tOWN.—If Mess elohoctrect. Catharine Mule Brown. doniihtse of the Doe. L late Miaater of Tulllallan. lAA Ed.—Tela 21, et Oortymarket, Derby, Vowels, relict of the late Mr. P. Mmes. reed Tt. 111111c1.15Y.—Feb 21, at dt. Ilartln'oplace, St. Marthieiri.Onu‘J. G. fluky. seed (10. JACESo.—lfeti. 21, Nancy, of fu of Mr. J. loon. of Quenon. wrote. Withhittnn. axed Si. JACKS .N —deb on.y. wife ..5 N. N. 1, Jantron. of Little ntqhtrldaroireet. Doctone.connoonc, ed 13 LOW P .— Fab. IL Lloyd.swei. Orero Losoilahlre, It Lowe. rm. *col It Aoolll66.—Yehr. at 7aywoulloterrane. Sinnott. tho RAM J. H. i;eo -7 ,46;71.0.0 31010.1N11.—Feb.21. at Boundary-rout 6t. Jobreuarood, W. F. nor. nw. ..1•4 41. 7lte MR al ab. 22. at Brighton. Frances. ul3aar or Captain J. 11. !lunar M.N. V• 1' 1411 A N.—Feb. St. at Q 1101. 1 .• road Wrat. Bur oVa out. the 11 , . pr. Vaughan, M rt. Jobr'.. Collrge. Ca utui•lgo....rod N. POLLY?. —Feb. It at 01 aunter • rorunaa "palm Cbarlotlr.. Ws of L bl. Poen. 1%.0. owl 34.