The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-05 00:00:00

MANOR AND ITALY. The Manitesit: publishes the following deepateht seiressei to Count de Pereigny at Lead,it : Parts, F•b. 24, 1860, Ibtatisor le Cate,-1 have alsesdy bad the hoarse of treassittaut to you the two whet the Covet de hecklers iota addressed to d" ;:i l e ill : de >i.tiornich. sad *tall eat'aui tt'e reply Of the abler of V. ea to the ea. 'lowest with which the Enigma ordered sue as ate iniony • cne”.•:oiratioa id the &royalties" rots i'mg trout the of bee Brisanitic lelaj-ety. 1 .'wtained her sao e srag with the Austrian emberader to arpreciatiam the ✓acuity of which I do not In any way depute. bet which depart taw work from oar ides. foe it to be of any tt,e to 1110 1 010 . `11: 10 rectify then. I preferred renleritur date Maar to the sentimenta of roderetl”a which ani mated C ,tat de Eatebberg when, in repiratag the eame awed. I had mode ttve oi, be wad ho de *rot the difflreace of opiros of our two cower se to sae prat teal veer of the rumba tion meowed by used .1. Kuteell, be net ertbehea jOilar4 io ii i ti pa of which 11.4 of !. it Me tateepre•ar In C.06801.', a 1120 1 , N the talker., at trim:Wes taught, and sometisur• must, Mal to iliteest al precarious, it sea out so crftery C.,' there ghoul,: moot I .its when ant ware safe us both a re, dimistr..es OVA& OP PPP tosieved from the mtentkee of laws mei ef Meats." Althestgls there was sided to ilia e-attranee tbat Aeolis wile take lath .ccuuat the sheets which command the two PO4Ollll. to %blahs from airy anneri intrrvestkei is Central l.aly. that d•t larelion, I atone, aar'u 1.4 env telhe am, v .1.• tort reboot ..t Vaasa to t_ • uee wivela wt i a.ght arse of the latitude which it coati lis to eta , but th-re le-i.1.• 1.. 0. 0 I 01..1. 11 , 11 Nino , •.iwervatos to Frieze de Manama:ll, who did sot of ed to the jerks else, OPlooftior, that the £lOlO me. government beano. the liswor it euiihme the harth prapositios of the primps! Illevwery et date of her hairnet Mathely ; h may, piaci. subtly, thigh a trader which it did sot pewee before the es: tiro at ewes sap:stet Lind, daises ihe ar,de of solution wh:ch it lakes. few a tales r ia raced with the Fleetest width heat the be.. ear hwertioas, and, so I bed tte bathes of UTOdOg t. yes as the 30th of teat weak we should set be jaabliri a diepethig thew efficacy whew applied t. ether straitries. admit. us the what bead, that the whirs of the postalations have beta zosoif eutd `the aflahrs of Italy with red eathority, and it w.. those wishes which we our selves t0 , .4 Mee aime.eretios when we loyally made knows to liestrie the thfliculVee, thaurtwountable in ones eyes, which the emote& eusastion of the supulatioes of Valet:sacs ant Z AA) were eneouster,og. What, in Ws elate of things, hi the object, or friar what wadi te the result, of Ilia propaition el the Cabinet of Loadoc to mule a new exyreesioa of those wishes, with the asmst of Fresco sad England, in such a means, that the smisitatedr wiled receive from the rovione adhesion of throe r ao tamers a force to POMO r ol pOdinitil wsa i =a o i. 11:11 Em{ err '. government bee artfully e the s testi .0 in which in that eventuality it treat be plead, sad it ow reesathed convinced that it would not ..read in due r.gaz:ng its moral resiouaibil.ty wear the rhaelpie of unisons' eaffrasm, which n on aiitutes its o show. 4 blear the f intidetion of the new eel, of I t i e ll ye ar ra Italy. as any other gronod, the particip.t . aof Preece wonid b 4 a manifest place of inamsivency to 4 .1.? ch ita go vernment ascot etym.. itself. But what we nee obliged to rouser as ere atcoatra ee-eesity, Eoglaod hom comet Reg to the d , facto poet raiment' establi.h,l in Central Italy, without, bow. vat, making thy oppoei , ion to their re wont nof it. We know tend*. that three goverawates would only lend the Maid with vpognenos to a now med. histstioa. use they arider one tutelar, and calculated to plats In stuipicioa the value and sincerity of protease dr easeatet lows The conaiderations which I have just indicated pier as ender tie neureity .f caretnny weighing the wrieeriseasse which our unreserved acquasersos it the popcorns of Iteglitod might traduce sm. In oar eyes, a modems ✓oue w sari the property of antsititurag a sew principle of stab.las and order to site hat principle coareovited by Woo. I eat Ike reaper of peoples • bat tf we have the rgt.t sad the duty of cla.o.ing for oursefors the free exercise of our doe li - scow we do not say that we have the right ls./ ;WIMPS SOW me other.. sod we coreider it, ow the contrary, aa a trap met ler lmperatite, to lees* them the liberty, es well as tin spoasiTlity, of their own opinions rid their sae. I wi• I add, Monsieur :e Comte, that the nsuierateading we Mee toe atrong desire to stricter between oureele.e sad Übe goversweat of tar Britannic Majesty, cannot prerat us from reiorking trtht !he respective positions aro not meetly the tune. In for, the cruse of errata last sear prod as wader the necoatty or supporting the burden of a war. But Kagland, on the contrary, without injuring Ler int:arts molt rewita in as expectant situation. G.l turbid that I should period that Ereglaad would show indifferest to the heppy or unhappy results ot the exper,iunt in which she mire us to join, Lut I shall say nottliag hut what I. fa coaforui.ty with the nature of things in admitta.4 that it tide sip-lthuint should heppen either to fail in itaJf, or to provoke • European two, England would • -11 be able to width herself to the pert of a sample orogen.. Such • )110. 'suiting would assuredly be lass easy for Frthoe ; ask WS have the right. without any intention to opres the wishes of Control Lucy, or still lees to de fete a wow ion in cossolto fog only oar own c .neadecios—we have toe right, I say, tar morn ire England hot any twooseaty fur •ing, to teke into erre, widerentin the creosote of internal order sad extental plow coateined is the different solut.4th that may ka given to the greed problem which sow hui.le ea muds in sus 1 heEmperor's 6...er:intent, Mossier Is Crete, in the name of :he see vices which it OM rendered, as well r in the new of oi ems:. which imp not exclusively to it, Wake Rolf entitled to give certain counsels to Sardin'.a, end its good fe.itt commands It to state the amount of sopport which it would he able to give to such or eon • if•tOttaideß 11166MJ, Senna a matter so this, I ti attsindsd with ileartr for Ludy, and compromuing for r.cts • to dis sipate th em, therefore, is not to constrain t . ..e Ilerly of is simply to vindicate the liberty of Y•arice and to distorted.. as • yrelimbiary poise, her action in the ; mind potion .4 kTiltailltiell fn which her inte:ieite wwild isn viou..y proscribe to bar to stand aloof ft .to the compli cei ions from which abs vainly endeavoured to •/A I friendly nation. The Empires goversenast trrelie, deems it ne emery to explain itself fully with the cabinet: of Toxin, to cell Its rat senor attention to the copse itteni.a of the cosi suet whish it is arertheleas fees to adopt, end •o leave it, ut a Nonce?, the choice bosom too systems. It is will this view that I address to Berm Is Talley rand the despatch of which yen will tied a copy easected, end which 1 authorise you" to teat to Lord has itataall at the same dos es slits.— Amp', " Tuou as EL." MTIIAL ITALY. A letter of Feb. 26, heel Twin, appears in the Preureransis : Tt,e leeteleiv• Eaton a coma Italy with Lotman= Piedmont twang rapid program Oar central cent hopelentra ertll en foe the kit dee ea the lat al Merck. It 00101 , t11 Postaleh Venturi. tlsi Oenal dein, Punned, Tr. nt, Lineal, Negretu, Bpantigat, Pia . ner, asd Pennon. The Term ionrament has seat thaw trinaLas to It, who are NOIIIIII, 41.4 led Galant'. Tee ruiner at Aisne" we eau reprenseaL The inataitlee will bare to revile the civil and eereaserdsi ado*. Part of the work is eireedy doze. At.,,ain thing in whisk I.ntbarily take. groat taiartst Is the te,Arartiat. I Is. able to tscorsa you, ant the lionant crate has a:reepp pe. rlt. work on tile irutjeor, sad that in •tl.y a mat ine ' wiJ he ems pubiniree, Uniting the eahrusheat of the eniendai w newriego eolith eintidetiai tin net se ntet entellog, tiinuee M ham sever bees seinkaly inned nth AUSTRLIN /ULT. PREPARATIONS FOR WAIL SPORTING. THE LINCOLN AND LIVERPOOL MEETINGS. TO Til =Mon 011 TVS 1131.11 Ma ne ' en ,—m• Man bas bees bat slightly &NNW by the ranniag at Linceng, and those who trivelled then witn as idea at maim Rutiaboue and The Hover meet for the Trial wire roirlied of their twat by the former remaising at how, although calomel us the card. The Mow looked well, albeit somewhat " big," sad to account for his defeat is • difficult task, for Th e GentWs after running in th• Lia estaaiire Mindiam showed kW to be little more than mods- We. The brocklesby broaght out so two-year old equal to the Little Lsdy as Ruben, beaten easily by her at Nottingham', wan aB the way, the Lady's itchier one pants, Lem (odd to be whin 7th of hos), reaming too awk•ardly to trouVir him. Duplicity got very badly at sad from the opted she showed to the Scurry on the mead day, her owner hoe sumo pow& for regre.tiag Lb. c:rctio, tante. although he may teaks ap his mind she will never be • "Oyer." A worm lot is seldom nen than the thi.t.tte ttanlatt for the Lincolnshire Handicap, and .ht the tinter ut Lai Fad shond so isdignently refuse to r:.:, lee on th e ground that she sea " overwitghted " can a well be imagined, for her performance lam autumn vita Adam Beds (late Patti) proves either toot she would ban won at Vie is • sapenor animal to Athril Bode, • suppoei nos I can Way olve credit to. The Gentle ran forward foe Ouse pienere of • sails rely, and hi. exhibition in the ire-en's Para beteg et a Ims• sTetchael oharaotor, we nety bog it doe. tau be c ray. It was only in kreoied with the " lock " of the Lichen at the meeting, foe abso lutely Me hut fasted of the In news tor the Plate to awe the "pots," Tattossua.4 dS. oa,d 31r, o.t.ottis anther each • slice it lack of dad kintepres for this saw we in 1/368, when he stele a march ea Commotion and time Odd Trick. Than is so ream lodenbt,bowever,that Tor mentor won a true run rage (Newcastle being so pal pably undt that his defeat was only what awl haw ex po-aid), difficult as it tiny be to reconcile the form wits that Mows in the City Plats, when the moderate Estella, Lovett, end Minster all got boos before him, with little the beet of the weights. He bee two segageniests at with a very light Impost, sad we than an whether he can op the charity by an equally trillisat performance there. The Liverpool programme is made up of towns different mom We of which are comtlete, and Tuesday's feature, the Spring Cup, one mile sad a bait, gives some promise of • good recd, although the beet class !animals engaged, Alle gro, Tinistsdrs, Flit* Heins., Chirps", Springing, tuele Nei, have bees /Token of in connexion with the more impotent of the Spring Handicaps for me to suppose they will put In an appanage. There lea talk, however, of Spring well, 3 yrs, 6st Sib, making a show, and were he at all fit would oirtaisly be a reepectable one ; but the north country hones were lee Wand so long op to • few days since that I 'hail smatcipate sothiag brilliant of him before Northampton. Jenny Lining*, 3 yrs, 4st 1210„ through her second to Wal lace at Nottingham, met test • gent mazy, her running how a letgth before Vigo at 113Ib for the year giving her • good stone the but of Prince of Orange, 6 yrs, Ist 41b., who wee receiving ball a stcne from Vigo at Lincoln. Cakes OW of the light weight four year olds ma message to meet her, then Jenny Longlegs, followed by Norton, 3 yrs, Oat 121 b, amid Tormentor, 3 yre, Set 1311., must be pretty near the wk. For the Aintree Plate, rive mile, Gift, 4 yrs, 64 416, and Ring William, 6 ye., est Sib, aro very threaten lag tapper ; sad in the 401. Handicap Plate, Oift, 4 pri, des 111 b, has only to tar Chant's@ 6 yre, 7st (should she represent Mr. Highs '. stable), ask Brandy Ba, 4 yrs, eat 1016. The Hurdle Race. two man, I must award to Th• Dam, 4 pe, 9st elm, ant Romeo, aged, 104 121 h; but u the Tyro sad Trial will not be named for until Monday cretin& whoa the selling race closes, they cassia be meddled with. The mead day's list malaise nothing that ma be touched upon but the Grand National steeplechase, fair miles, with ha. produced some heavy epecanation eiseethe weights were first published, and there Is • prospect of Brunette, the Huntsmen, Horniblow (doubd ), Goldsmith, Loboter (doubtfol), Redwing, Bridegroom, Tease, Sir Robert, Xan thus, Ktloock, Ban Lamed (dtubthil), Ana* Jealousy, Telegram, Maria Apes, Curate, Lottery (doubtful), West miasmic, Nachman, Sbylcck. Srpsy (or Sing Cosgren, Venison, Diemen; Liakboy, end Athlete, emu pang the field. The teak of analysing the per formances of reepleciones is not likely to tarn out a eery profimbbs one, and yet I cannot overlook the running last year of Goldsmith, Tease, Anatis Telegram, sad M a ria Agnes, all but the lattei baring dons their four miles in fine style. Gold smith won twice at Birmingham very amity lest spring, carrying heavy weights, and when contending is good eau gamy at Botsford let autumn, no was always in the front reek, natal a tumble overtook him. At Weetetak, when well is, he did the four miles without • mistake; and ander • , very heavy impost he led the way at Croydon at • merry pace, although not "wetted;" if we may judge by the meaner in which he gradually receded is the market, so that i to fault can be found with his weight of 104 101 b. Tease . is, perhaps, more leniently treated still, Maim beaten Beaune, the Carats, Omar Puha, and Watts (Gaither of whom met with • mishap), when giving them all might at Lincoln last spnisg, and atter rucnisg away with the Hurdle . Race at tha same meeting, be went on to DPI", mad heat a loner tied in • easter over three miles and • MIL then beat Frandsen a mile over the fiat at Warwick, and sell in the oteepleehme at the aims =gulag, winding cep at Coventry by getting fourth to Telegram, Omar Puha, and Klberorth Last, giving quit a stone to each. In this latter case he wog not mentioned in the betting at starting, so that when rosily backed is earnest be always won easily *sough last although no man favoured is weight than now. rhm ag laa been an old game played in the market between him end his liable companions, Jealousy and lambus, for it begins to appear that he la the Simon Pare after all the sone made about the mare; and with 10st 21b he certainly Wks • " good thing," end one worth " w or ki ng th e oracle' ter, Annie not in the bed of form last spring, having bean beaten by Tow at LiGooln, and for the Grand National she was beaten several lengths from the placed hones; but i her running at Worn...tee Autumn waa first class, as I Otte oarriee • big weight and beat • geld of to easily, Longford, Ohilm, Brunette, Kibworth Lam (neither at whom had the wont of the weights with her), aad Huntsman being amongst them. She had no bunneen, perhaps, before ' brunette, woo beat her in a common center afterwards at I Hereford, when receiving 41b, and the GM of Longford belag • bad third (be wee mooed et Worcester) makes It app ar like true nursing; bat the performs's*, was Sadoabtedly a good one, sad only Teem can °Meet the pennon of first &owns with her on mamma of public wining. Telegram showed both p_rogness aad staying power. when coming off victorious at Warwick and Derby but March; bat he only bast Omer Pasha a heed on the last occasion, and this is moareely good sough to phone kW by the side of Tease, neither ma Marks hpess'ir Liverpool victory make me suffl trently ampler to NNW her in preference such • trio e Twit, Almelo, sad Goldsmith, woo ought to supply the win ase between them. It Is hardly panels to emseeire • finer weep etenesr than Linkboy, wto roe so well at Lincoln lest Tuesday, sad only lost, in my epnion, oa &mast of being run spinet st • critical time; and if one of the " rank °m aiden" should happen to put the talents in the hole, I know of none more likely than he to dose. Before interferon with the Shrewsbury programme It is absolately errisoury to await the running at Liverpo o l, and 1 wit be content with forwattling you • low remarks In alms to Thanday's paw .-1 am, ace., MILTROIL LIVERPOOL SPRLNG MEETINO.—TO-Matiww. Tall TILIAL STASIS Of 6 sows. sash, wish SO added; 3-)r-oida, det 6th; kw, tat 41b; floe, 94; sin sad aged, 9st 3111; owes mad geldings allowed bib. One tuns and a towbar. (6 sobs.) To woe this sight, at sight o'clock.— Mr. Barrett, Captain Christie, Mr. Edwards, Mr. Mem, Mr. Parr, Mr. Baton. Tan LIVERPOOL Sturm Cur (Handicap) of 100 move. in elude, ay sobocriphois of 10 IkAIN. eat.b, h ft, with 60 &Mind; the .same 40 ISIS his stake and the winner t o pap 1J pas. Omni, • whiner of ..car handicap ester the psiglodha of (rab. 6, at 1 p.a.), bib extra. Ow mile sada bd/L (id mots.) 6 Mame Mama ...... ...1 11 /I 1hr011...- 6 MI 1 8 D.solet. at i,,1.....::::::: 1 • 7 :I El t „,. t;iii - iiiii I i .m .. -"--- 1 slittl.: -....-. ...... .-. . AL r....::::::::::: ..... ............ i a ...... .......... . i . 2 a ia..6:4ai fi; 1 : I. :•..r iiiiiiliai . :::: i,, rhea . ...... .......„ . ...... ......... jo h r u eser r aidi:: ... ............7... i 2 ff" lrsels ...- 2 Smal Tun Ornotras. incuiro anis of 6 woo. oink with 30 .144. Os* .de.—To close and wow this sight. Tea At. PLATS of fl sows. A w1444f of 1417 handicap alter ins palgicalos of the weights (Fob. 16), Mb extra. Amy maim of horses the property of the seas owner or ids tondienhe soy start for that nos. Morino.. 2 sows. Owl =AM lbj J4 B O Sway .........-1 - a 6 A r . 1 ........ •.-.......6 . 4 . ..... 4 • , otos.' soli 4 4 ' Deald .. m g& = i : —......... 4 T I 1m53314 ......... ....... s s ten . s !4 La 110110643144 ...,... 3 13 mimms - 110.. ....... 4 . 4 MOW, ........ .... 3 13 Len .444 ......„,........ 441. I Swum ~ ~,...... 11 111ared,.... :. 4 •IS Team Pobislb bl ..,.3 1. arm ammo .......... 4 •4 4 Tamoswar v.. 4.1 .-.—. .- 3 14 Um, reel ....... •.•• • • I raid AEI urriteast i =do sows. A arias., of Amy haa dloap al tie of Um weights (Fib. 16), lab salmi. Ley stink" J Mena the p ro perty of the subs maim re Ida egablerate awl wart fur tots nab Prom the I I meg polot, eery throo -quarters of a oils. AO aI6 Asa et lb L1edmr............ a 4 I 10arada....... 46 II Ilkarama: ........ • 7lt ttlft. 3elB .... . 4 411 to 4 7 4 teoestbrtar lINAN iiiiiii- 4 111 ...... t S . : .ft . 4 4 11. 11411...7...:=1 tililk4ll7, 1 1: im •....... • 4 Tawas 1......... 3 4 I 4 wild 1411136131134 Y. A Nuasus lisortroar of 60 ion., for 2-yr olio. Wis. ows Ws dab 616 arses. It. subs. or an rise. Sienna 1 Mom rye ftillielk Pe 61 , 40 and same to-taorrow erotic& ' Tian ALIe.ILOWD iIILLINO freer IS of 3 ion. sorb, with II skald ; for 2.yr mills and upward.. T.Y.C. To close sad same 44 morrow avaalag. TM. GRAND NATIONAL STstn.scs 4611 HANDICAP of 30 ion. isah, hilt, with 106 addid i the mend is ears his A MU: how Vowels% alreb. 23, mays : Austria is pigmies lar war. sad de col 0;W propielioss aUr wisdom be lie bile that she aziosets • tsrtttiishis tabbies'. Far ware Asia a west plat mawases Use arrival at Vaasa with saseuwas swims of asesidon, whisk loss bees imasdises(y ant ea is Padua, via* is awill be the brae the strategic operssiase, All s leas of nal 4es Deb to rate* we Si be era riled mamas ti gems tobriostioa. Toon ere et , ,tasbeilbawsi u V bud, to aeaust about twenty batteekes. They me Lid- Fiesta. out sloe few AM heavy ordstsoee for tivilag; bob ware sea iu the aevenals of `iume, where the yeas aft tarried ta sight sad dsy. Her. we ate still dtpipag aaA vapit ins tbe wets 'rotted the old tomb, aloes. ory hale jun Vetted rte sew tided breeze gusa, wad r.aoveltM boa sive atlas. Tu., ate t Id g • fur tat Perm, sad amid theaug *hove meetly Outbid at )1 Atones, sad seer the church of the Mabee* di Commas. At Psachitra they ere work*, ia .11 bad* •nc the c.sstreatioa of battens, ea the liaisale• eel% oa that of Asa Ver i titto and of Cieao. Pr4v4ions see blue .toed up la the Celt; they have eves c.o. to Mateo sad istrcbased owe sod forage her the Aessrusa stay. W e believe !List the moats dame !important bosses .a our oily have has to Milan for so other MOM Our tours ere dew., Toy tuutit kaoe that Mew Ara eassslves. Anus. sad angel/alum oratisies. FATAL ACCIDIIIT 01 THB 80021 RAIL WAY At INZaftr..lo.—A• •11•1111•61 01 • bag soarwow oe nowt the lteeettai mad= al the &nth Bo Ilseiray ea lastarday oetaleal, sant 6.40, It a porter 'amid Jahn rove ) ,. Doomed sad rather porter were ea bits May, sad St tree lb. Footsies 4 ma of them to Asa{ the rialto es ahoy strive& The 630 Deb tram Waterloo whoa Is Itsealle shad belt-;..t del' eels* sisi,rovey poceedod to Wheat It, glitch I. pi:Lye oily seoesephasel by • tow-rope lad lies eagleo to Corflogeo. Wes the Talks waste dnwacallias of sad lees the carrier late another oul.reg. 11 la ly 'opposed that the ealortasaa. Mao, after 91 , 48 the tram eatSeleat l•petaottly S. Sow It la the ma- MAW the sue- repo, est .tempted to jump o• the bask he the parpos. el rebel the ceemareloa oga/Lot othir ear moo isc fa the ease Whig, has ia doing 'Mit ba athaed hie footim. mg it la fill over the bairn helms the Omsk siet carriage. The whale el tee swam permit sear We, breshisi ass et his sus is these *eel sad tWV•bilir h• .Edema as frighttuDy Skit esti we bars boa Isoloataawww. howl Ls left • will', sal lie shildwa I. Last W unlit* end. Timm was so h'ew's' of 8 skips sod 19,168 tam La ha a wear lareeda" at the at Liverpool Let we*, as ateepered with he Walt .f 'be year lAN. le the " Lieeruicis outwards" hare "II as iatxstee of 26 ships awl 17,301 Mae. • T/ Mb bilk. Imports for the work amain March 3 Waal. ISO qrs. ; barley, foreign, 3.170 qrs.; beans, Inalgo. 4000 qrs.; use, larsigo, 720 qrs.; sundries, km" 600 cirs• • Gym/ooze - NAIVU sappl of wheat to-day was fair. Trade slow and in soma fa hs Savour of buyers, but a good steams* wee made gessrallp on former terms. Not mash chasm in the value (gather grain. Wheat, 364. to 688. ; barley 30s. to 44a.; sets, 21a. to 80s. ; bean., 395. to 44a.; Was, 37.. to 41s. Harneonn, Maui( 3.—The wheat trade to-day sit remains firm at lap week's prima; supply.mail. Barley In km offer; last week's rates fully 'appal...ed. Oats a dull trade. Pee, and beans sold at full as much money. Wheat, 21e. to Vs. ; barley, per qr., 265. to 475. ; oats, per qr., 20s. to 28e.; per, per load, 22.. to 25e. ; beans, per load, 225. to 30s. LZICEBTI.I4 MARCH 3 —IV' bad a tolerable supply of wheat at our corn market to-day, and there was • fair attoodanos of farmers and Amore. The tote of the demand was steady at entreat' rates. White wheat woui quoted at 46e. to 52a.; red, 42e. to 48e. per 36 stone. There was a somewhat twenty show of barley, both =demand grinding; the former met • reedy sale, at rather improved rates, namely, 375. to 455. per qr. ; the laver, although of indifferent quality, eras bought up at fully previous currencies, 325. to 344. per 30 stone. The eupply of oats was middling; the demand, ho.erer, proved Now, at late tern., 245. to 31s. per 24 Noce. Ttere wee not much alteration in boons, but the beet sorts were dearer ; old, 475. to 52.. ; new, 42e. to 445. per 39 stone. Fine flour, 34e. ; Nomads, 324. ; thirds, 30a. per 20 stone, NEWCASTLE, MARCH 3.—A large supply of wheat from farrows, at fully I..st roe►'s prices. On stands little business gong. Foreign hold very high; not mao•th passing. Flour slow 'ale; wine unaltered. Malting sod grinding barley radar doaror. Oats the torn no favour of sailors, Erne mad per not much inquired for. N0111 , 11C11.. Maacil3.-At tc-day's market the supply of Winn was rather larger, and former gates were maintained for all qualities. Some inquiry was made for intermediate wulkles of bsrlq tar seed, and malting samples supported previou prices. White wheat is quoted this evening 47.. to 61a. ; red ditto, 40.. to 47a.; best chevalier malting barley, 425. to 464.; runs oheveliw ditto, 345. to 40s. ; distilling ditto, 25.. to 27e. per qt. Floor, 31s. per seek from the miller. NOTTINORAII, Marina 3.-At oar can ernhange this morning we had a fair quantity of wheat on offer, and the weather having been favourable the condition of some of the samples we. Improved. The trade however was quiet. , at late rates. Old white made 60 4 . to 66,..; new, 465. to 63e.; old red, 441. to 60.. ; new, 42e. to 49s per 36 atone. The show of barley was about ea usual for the season, and ex treme prim were obtained for the best sorts ; maluog 365. to 47e. ; foreign 13. We, 39e. to 42.. per qr.; grinding, 211 e. to 31s. per 30 same. Oats were a small show, and equally ea dear es last week; old, 275. to 33.. ; new, 238. - to 38e. foreign, 24e. to 39a. per 24 stone. Beane &gaged heads at la. mere money; old, 48.. to 62a. ; new, 41s. to 44e. per 20 38 Wee" Soper flour, 365. to 39e. ; One, 31s. to 335. per SWOP. OXFORD, Miicx 3.—There was an average supply ei *heat to.day, aid a good attendance. Prime articles were readily bought up, end le. more per quarter was Ono than this day se'tnnight, the prices being tot white wheat, 46e. to 665. per quarter; red wheat, 44a. to 48e. There was a great demand for malting barley, which ruled from 36e. to 445. Grinding qualities were much in request, and reabesd.trom 30s. to 33e. ; oats were worth from Cc to 335.; beau, 119 e. ip Poe Pees 39e. to 42a.; dour, 32.. per seek; good Is home& to et. 10e, per ton. PETZIBOII.OIIOII, VLACH 3.—At our market to-day we had a small supply of wheat, which met a fair sale at about &spring of this day weak. Aarlay, oats, sad beau, each reedy wale at late rates. Best red wheat, 465. • aroma; 445. per 5041b5. Oats, Is. to L. Id. per stone. Baia', 41s. to 425. per qr. _ _ Ilernixo, Mazur 3.-We had bat • short supply of wheat at market this morning, and the attendance was about an average one. Trade opened very slowly ; the market throughout am extremely dull, and though no quotable re duc,ion took place there was an evident tendency to decline. Barley Mill maintains high rates, there being an inquiry both foe malting and grinding smoke. The trade in oats and other articles neohanged. BMW and peas me • steady trade. Wheat, 38s. to 635.; barley, 395. to 445.; oats, lbs. to 92e. ; bums, 42a. to 62a. • pees, 38.. to 46e.; households, 395. p e r sack ; second; 351 ' ROGRESTRI, MARCH 3.-Bustnese at this COM UM kit to-day wee rather brisk, and parcels of the primeet sorts of wheat were taken off at the full rates of hat week, holders in many hugeness Obtafninit 625. per qr. for the superior sorts of white, and 46a. to 60s. for the in ferior kinds • there was not • large demand for red, whi c h found purch asers: at 40e. to 46e. Some of the best samples of mollies barley may be quoted at 6d. to Is. dearer, with a brisk trade. Seeding time being at hand prime lots are mach wanted, and are taken off at a slight advance; the quotations for malting samples are 36a. to 445. • and grind ing, 28a. to 355. The oat trade is f ar from b risk, and the demand for that deacriptirat of grain 1, very slow • • few ls parce required for seed were taken o ff , the retie und ergoing no alteration from Mom of Met week, although holder, were anxious to obtain an advance of 6d. per qr. There was scarcely anything p owing in beans and peas, the currencies of which were Unaltered. Flour is only purchased in retail quantities, sad no alteration in price can be reported. Wiseacre, Ithaca 3.-A moderate supply of aff grain to this day's market; wheat imam lest week', prices, bat cot a lively trade. Oats, beans, sod barley, in good demand, and pries in favour of the seller. Prime to the grower :-Wheat, white, new, 45e. to 46e. • extra, 48e., 931bs. per bushel ; ditto, red, new, 42.. to 4a.; extra, 455.; ditto white, old, 46e. to 484.; extra, SOL ; ditto red, old, 44e. to 46a; extra, 46e. Of" 110.110 li • ye dome. Bona, 38e. to 435, per qr. WORCESTXR, MAR= 1.-Ai this day's market these was • large supply of wheat which sold slowly at rather lower prices. Barley fully as dear, but only taken in retail. Beaus firm but dull. Oate nominally unaltered. Nothing doing in peas. Yclax,llancx 3.—Here t.-day there was a liberal supply of wheat, fad • geed atteadesee of farmers and femora and the trade general. Wiih • fair demand prices were fully as high ea het week ; the beet white realised 50e.; secondary, 48e. to 49e.; fine red, 45e.; other kinds 425. to 44e. per 36 stone. Fins barley was an exoeedingly meagre show, sad all such was readily purchased at • trifle over late rotes, sample. making 36.. to 40e. per quarter; grinding made 32.. to 345. per 30 stone. Thereat, trade was by an means active, although • moderate share of business was does at fall raw, 2rs. to 26e. per 24 skuse. No important change task place in beena new and old varying from 42s to 48e. per 38 stone; midi 68.. to 70..; rya, 325. per quarter; flour , 335. tQ 35e. per 20 atone. KIUKCALDT. MAncit B.—We had a dreadful dorm cm Monday morning, accompanied with snow and sleet. Amos then the weather has been moderate; frost, however, every morning excepting this one, which looks more eprimplike than any day we have bed itile year. At our country mar ketri thin wank we had fair supplies of wheat, but email of oats, and in respect of batty" we may almost sty it is done for the sermon ; wn only ate an occasional simple offering toe seed. Here to-day we had feir supplies of wheat and oats, be; very small of barley. Salsa ready. Prior of wheat and oats very much as last week. Barley la. par qr. dearer. Wheat, 42.. to 60... per qr. ; burly, 33.. to 425.; one., 22e. to 31s. WIL7ERFORD, MARCIC 3.—Our supplies of grain from the wormy have beta most meiguifleant abuse &ittirday last, sad the receipt of oats by bait Dave rather falba MI. From abroad we have only one cargo of Indiana oorn to report. Time is scarcely any alteration to note in the trade this week ; business has born quite of a retail character at about late rates for all artistes. Psi-mere' wheat has found ready buyers at fall prices, and fur foreign we hers hada slightly Inonseend inquiry, at rather more moony. Barley folly sodose end oats not easily procurable at the currency of this deg seanight. Indian corn—ln the absence of demand, we can only repeat last week's paces for all descriptions; lane bey lag is expelled again vary shortly, croaks is =Wen' heads beiog light. Flow ia hover request, at our eater= quota tions. Imports this week:—ladle. can, 1,670 qrs.; flow, 130 each.. Esparta this week :—Oate, 4,530 barrels; dour, 393 sacks, mhs.tt t. V. TIM EXPRESS, MONDJ stew 111 , 1134avy akeeplerbaw horn the than ' ff de. *dig Imo ... Milt and twice or nom illbextse. Ole Tao 03•210, about tour adios. 62 sobs., 24 et wesaitad in, 4 soya s ee k. Ali 01 lb Ape et In Bnla•tie • ...... II 1 4 Ledo T a te s trs• .....„. • 1 1i51e..._., • 9 8 .... • 111 1 • 9 a essinaii. . :::::::.... a 15 1 raaa= r * '''' — a • L; -......... a 1e 1 : I i boa •- - ...::::... a 15 iiii .. :::::: a p I raCa " ..: 7. 7.: : ro . normanie .:" '''' -• • a i Too , •30 24•1 n lii iii Inf • Per ewers ...... •le ho sei•e-fels.ll • 111 *dada ... . • ... ...... ...., 4 If ‘ ,_____P*Po7... .... ..........• • • I I 111 • le 5e=....: .......... .: : 11 air NOM • le Dismal . ....... .. • .......-- • 9 1 loskhoy .... ....... .. • II li Ot a ..... .. a • i Malmo 5 ■ 2 2 ........ ...... II II &lag WOLlion • 9 &MON HANDICAP of 80 owe., added to • map maw at II am. amma, lit. 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Froin the canal point, seedy Weir quotas of a mils. - An Ms Alb New Mikan .....—... a i l l = 4. 1.. i 4 blailida ........ .... . e II 4 Teas Tbuki a II II ........ .... II 7 I liPb. ..... ..... 47 7 l i firte l 4„4 11l 4 a 4 ... . : .se x es a 7 6 .us e s ..... a • • .. . . 4 7 14471FaZ • ANDIIa; . 413 30 sore. • winner of say zair:l, after the pa/ribald= of the weights (Feb. 16) 61b, or of any handicap at this man 7lb extra, bat not to be &actuante live. An seeker of have* the property of the same owner or his aatlieieeate may start for this race. Three fu rlongs. may . ~! Ai, at Ib Dm* DA j 6 Olaikaza ..... ......... 4 6 6 leakaan ..... a 7 IS Wlty-ae_ I ... .. ........... 4 6 4 Sera 3 7 0 aka maul ............ 3 6 4 Samoa .......... 4 7 I Masada& .............. 4 6 u Prokre ..... 3 6 6 Orem 4 paid MIMS 3 6 6 1&4 Peal 3 paid At. Markaway ..... ... a 6 6 The judicious arrangement which hes been enteral Into !stemma Mr. Topbsm and Mr. 'Frail will promote the peaspstitp of both the Liverpool mid the Shrewsbury Maser s. sport, which will OCEBBNISOS to- morrow at Liver pool, will he superior in gaudily, If not equal In quality, to that which has of late years boa witnessed on the Moires osaess, end Mr. Frail has Moped measures to reader his gathering unusually attractive. At Shrewsbury bed and Math) somantoodation are In good demand, and the principal Mobiles eulablishnimits are likely to be hilly represented. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, -Manta 4 ROYAL ENGINZIna.— Captain Morrison his waved front Berbadoes, sad is now cm leave of absence. Cvtiat &bowie has been appointed to th e London district, sad hes been succeeded in the osmmaati of the Royal Ensi les, Thin by Captain Duff. Second Captain the Hon. J. J. ery. returned from foreign service, is now on leave; Lien :is Ilamlitea is trader orders for the Mauritius ; B. H. Williams, removed from Chatham to Dublin; Molloy front Chatham to Belfast; Goa beta Chatham to D.venpo.t. The Nugget,ecrew Mesa vessel, hired by toe War de meat ire the ccaveyeaos of troops to Austral e andrer Zsaksed, in detaohineote of the 9th, 12th, and 66r in addition toe numerous detachment of Boni Racism, will be employed on the surveying service. The Mew* le ordered to adjust costumes at Ovearalithe eiresoneer awl proceed to her destination. Ice aederdanee ebb dm Army Bdirnatee, en inc ease in the amber of Imam ed at th e UMW departments of th e Relyal Arsenal In 1: 11 1 " pleoe at the OW of the pressatfinandal year, on it scale unprecedented since the period of theatres's& wee. The inilorrhig aditional heads will be added during the esening rummer :—Armsto rig gam ferneries, 24049; 1,154; carriage department, 862; inepeotcr of artill iabce r l y, 4; gee factory, 8. Total increase, 11,136. The largest increase will take place in the gun factories, on the completion of the new factorise now building, for the pur pose of supplying riled ordnance to the whole of the home end foreign stations. The number of men now employed in the gun factories is 410 only, bat on the oumpletion of the new buildinp the number to be employed is 3,399. CHATHAM, Itasca 4. A board of officers, of which Colonel the Hon. A. Gordon, C. 8., deputy quartermaster-iseeral, is the president, Is ordered to awn:able to-monow, at the Horse Ottesde, for the purpose of loquiriag into the caatesn system at the Tenon. barrasks, with the view to its improvement. The whatteess who will be examined from this garnet:la ataordwed to attend at the sasszobling al the boards. PORTSMOUTH, Masan 4. The Hero, 91, screw, Captain George Henry fkrymoar, C. 13., which sailed from Spithsed on Prldey even ing to join the Chatted aptadron st Lisboa, pat back us Saturday morning, with the has of her fore-yerd. She was ordered to proceed at her voyage when the demote Was re mittal!. The Bury&lue, 61, screw frigate, Captain J. W. Terlepton, C. 8., steamed into harbour yesterday morning to refit sad be Pdd w 4 84 - I It le expected that the new steam frigate Bacolmate, of 61 gene, will try her speed at the measured mile in Stokes Bey, on Tends, next. The Mare, arisdne, and Flying Fish, areal anchor at Spit heed, together with the Prussian screw frigate Thetis, and the war schooner Frettenlob. DEVONPORT, MARCH 4. The Brunswick, 80, screw, Captain Omtnaney, was paid off as Friday. The Trate!gar, screw, arrived from Torbay, and cam into harbour to be repaired on Thursday. Ships in Hatnome.—lmpregnable, Royal Adelaide, Sylph, Nautilus Nile, Porcupine, Sham roc k, G os h aw k, Di a d em , Trafalgar, Wellington, Cembridp, Redwing, Lark. the Sound.--The Conqueror, Virago, and Money. ARMY APPOINYMENTB.—Lieutenant-Colonel the Hoe. H. H. Clifford, V.C., unattached, formerly of the Ride Brigade, has base appointed assistant quartermaster general to the division at Aldershot, to soomesson to Colonel Clarke Kennedy, the new commandeat of the m ilit ar y tra i n. Cap tain R. C. Dedgeon, of the filet Regiment, km bans ap ;Anted aide-de-camp to Major-Oesend Breton, ceennanding the troop at the Mauritius. Meier W. Williamson, of the 35th Light Infantry, has been appointed commandeat at Natal, in 'amanitas to Lieut.-Colonel Cooper, of tke 46th Regiment. Colonel Wilmot Is appointed =advocate general of the army formless the China... sz Sir John Pennekther is transferred to the 22nd Regiment, vice Sir William Napier, end Major-General Geddes succeeds him in the coloseloy of the 46th. Major- Gen. Geddes served with the 27th at Calabria, in WOO; at the captors of Procida, M 1809; to Slaily In 1810; and Iles four Baste of N tulle, the Nice, Often and Tattoos; at which last be received • severe and panful wooed, Ms thigh bone being broken near the hip.—/ringt edit:try Ossetia. General Sir George Brown, 0.C.8., will, it it said, relieve Lord &atm la the Irish ossunand is the course of seat math. Major Dillon, Rite Brigade,baa bean appointed to the staff of the Chimera expedieloes by Lord Clyde. Tee medical staff in India has undergone still fur ther rednetiens. Instead of seven deputy-inapecteere-general the samba has bean minced to four—use for Bombay, ono ter Manna, ono for Bengal ; Dr. Anderson, the fourth, teiag M at Calcutta as general-superhateading eanitary officer. —Army and ititog Gazette, Mr. Sidney Herbert, the Secretary for War, has imeniterel the lorde.lientenant of the different comae' In Hashed, slat it la set ten 6666 a of overflowed to cease the 'emissary to be drilled and thin year . PRZSRWrATICIIrThe bead able 76th Regiment, at present stationed M lBiekttttend Hameeles, have gemented the master with a manshis Weer mmiberi. wannlberwed by J. Witt sad Des, Ceibreeveris, mart shoe MN 08 ble great eminent sad seal 6 laptol6/ to tine • sound Immeriettge of made, as well ss ter 66 ml/nn 66`re masse. The boa beers the llsievilmg fencelptien seated to Signor J. iteggssoll by the bond et the 264 Regi mes, as • token et their high reefed and airs, lab 1 February, 1860."—fferemisn' Now Latter. Foot Itam—Tat PIT Rolm= OF THE INT AND 2sto Bestowals OF Haas Auras Ciumase.—Thle seater, which bee exalted es seek hums between the tee haus- Hoes, seek pease Thursday ler, as the reed between Al bert-bridge as/ Mr. Statham'. hrs. star Wises% The sera woe for 1004 mad the dloSame 200 yards cl =3 was 3 to 1 es Beddow, of the lad listeation, ageism Denby, of the lei Bastaks. Badikw woe witty, sad no the &pram te 21 mead& Ms Weir *tweeted s large amber to witness It, laolediag army 'Okra of tir missal ken l'ad'e am wenas . fres Weedier. Aramcmuze HALL—At a court se exa miners Yid as Thursday, the Adiswieg seethes* won sikitbd licentiate' at the Satiety of Apaimmi t ., )Lassa. T. Cana, of Seaton. Derausidre; W. Y. pa s ,. ,g paidowerar : J. A. flardiad, of loth; C. ♦. fioentray, ad OM* ; W. W. Jars, d Deshish ; sad B , Nam, of Isworth. PAWNS AND ONITO leaks re charge tar Oda slomplog troldol poor 201 Momtom tad usittotatto to por amoomortolle to we Amin Is OrMad ow Will. •••• MUM 01 1 . 40 0.• Itiairg7llllll.o ass otimotot maw Olio hooms6ol4 Poem lastloottoo6 Mhos% awl ssagele4. Pfillir porn tem A mote, of NU b. la fir .—Pom toe so 4 Goofs gam mod mote, 0111.601,14‘..4A4001timm0W T V!. MN) M 9 1 4 • Y :"!::1, Y EYENING , MARCH 5, 1860. lab Intelligent. AN 0017/11/ 00171116 Cols6sitat Os proug MIL 12001111111171%&odor. /666117 ThszsO66. lhWso.ll. DUOCINAMISOL-MCodiy. ltrel! 117 WedaadaY, MATIZI:1111, Ilianiebooeroad.-rriday, IB u* 9. ez r re . o bi alkli ro ltri r esore d; Wednesday. 7. trt al railta. eirea "." Tr nd resoniZetreet.-I t needay, B itareh C ft Nan 9 - 13oe ea 'razz. Ihnuattraet..-Tuaiday. Maeda 1 1; Thuendal. ; Frt. w *d ee d s ,. •OrsatesolloosysOL-Tsoday, March 6. *web welmticit.-ThemOr, Uwe IL 7. • ASSIZE IN7ELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT.-OXFORD, MARCH 4. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Jailing Keating, accompanied by lb* High Sheriff, John Riordan Hodges, Req., of Haney Court, in hie ruitform of deputy lieut e nant, en d a t ten d e d b y lb* usual retinue of trumpeters and javelin men, promoted from his lodgings in the High Sheriff's carriage to the Coustrphell, when the commission vim opened; after which the Ilaivereity and city authorities waited on his lordship and paid them reanotv. This morning Mr. Baron Bramwell sad Mr. Judie Beating, soccunnanied ty the High Sheriff and the Vice-Chansellor of the University, at tendi d Tholes service at St. Mary's ehurch. The business dr the whin will coalman to-morrow morning, at 10 o'clock. There are fifteen mine for trio), an clading one of child murder, one of anon, and two of assault ing children under ten years of age. The other cases an of a comparatively tithing nature. 7118 POUCH COUBLI GUILDHALL. Mrs. Daniel atissort, the was of the proprietor of the Yorkshire /Mingo, to Philip-bAa. Loudon-wall, and Mr. d. a. Chappell, of Walbrook, wets ensamoned to answer the an cesopbunt of Mr. Buckley Frederick W oo d, a solicitor, for essaolt. From the evidence of Mr. Wood•it ap;eared that Mr. Stinson was a client of his, and that he was in toe habit of leaving the key of his office there den erasing. On the 18th of P*•s•ry last ke want to the Yorkshire (bingo, as usual, to make inrinines, and saw Mr. Chappell in front, and Mrs. Ilthima inside the bar. They at once accused him of circu lating COM= rumours prejudicial to the charectsr of Mrs. Stinson, and also refleetfag ups Mr. Chappell. Kr. Wood said he thought the matter Led been explained six weeks ago, and denied the charge, and limited Mr. Chappell Into the coffee-room to repeat tee explanation. When they got them Mr. Chappell reined to hear anything, and commenced • furious vault upon him. He wee stunned for the moment, and when ha ream:tired he felt braised all over. Ilia eyes and aese were wry much swollen indent, and hie face was covered with blood. Mrs. Stinson hart while In front of the bar timed Mr. Chappell to the assault, by exclaiming "He did say it ; give it to him, Chappell," and when Mr. Wood kit *helms, she said it had served him right. He was quits sober, laving bad only three or four glasses of week nun end water daring the whole day. For the deisece,witheases wen •ONI, whe elegoesi that Mr. Wood was drank, and eilipa_Mee. l by tbs most opprobrious wren% and Mild t. Chappell Into a private I room to:give him a thrombin& =I astamy struck thi first blow, but nadir:mho got the mud it H, be took oat the pre sent summonses. The bench decided that there was me awl when Mrs. Stinson, and she wee therefore dieekargei, bat the charge against Mr. Chappell was one for a Am, aadthey, therefore, committed him for trial at the saisleg Old l , iq Sessions on bail. Charles Hosnajord, • clerk in the employ of a limited company, carryieg on the liminess established under the name of the Commercial Dining-rooms, was charged em follows : _ _ Mr. Posh*, a hatcher in Newpte-market, mid le sup plied the Common dal Dieing-rooms, Cheepeide (with which the prisoner was connected), with meat, and on the 28th of lest month, on applying for his account, amounting to 61. odd, the prisoner gvve him a cheque for Of., drawn upon a bank in Covent- garden, in the name of J. Dement, the eecretery of du company in which the primmer wee employed. Be objected loth' cheque, sad Marlowe mid It ins meats as the Beak of Beglend, but Misr erlati the change and pre senting the cheque it was returned with the endorsement, " Not suflalest 'Acts." Whet he gain saw the prisoner he reprepeatel that Durrett yea aka' reeponsible, as ha told him 1601. would be paid in to meet it. A clerk from the bask prove/ that the plow paid in the amount he reesieed In change to Demises account. The primmer wee then remembed an bell. MARKB2B. BUGAR.—The imports of super Meows Gulag off when compered with those during the sum period of last year, being for the drat two mouths 47,800, against 63,000 tons ; but owing to some expectation of a reduction of duties whisk has not boon realised the trade have witheld from buying beyond their immediate wants, sad thus the deliveries for horse coosamptian do not compere quite so satisfactorily, being only 66,409 tons spinet 57,400 tons, and in the ex po= there fa • &mew of 1,200 tons. Ties stock shows a falling off of 4,900 tone curios the month, but is still 85,800 tons against 82,600, at the some period of Mit year. Besides the French cargoes of Mauritius, mentaiessd In our circular of the let ultimo as haying boa diverted from thei r or i g i na l deaths@ ion to this country, several penile of beetroot sugar have bees sent hither from Pram= amounting in the two moat= to about 4,500 tons; but there is very little probabi- Iglani farther quantity of moms= coming at present By =vicarial@ remised from Cuba it appears that up to the Bth of February the weather coatis's= so unfa vourable that grinding operatics@ were alms= pat a stop to, snit unless • damp speedily took pleas time was no probe :llot the sup ezoseding, even abould it equal, that of the assocs. Any marked dilleissoy in the production of that important island, ft =Miles to Oast at the Brazils and Louisiana, cannot fall to beet pest importance in :the. consideration of the future preyed§ of the enarluet.—(From the circular of Messrs. Trumann and Beene.) COTTON.—LtvikrooL, MARCII IL—We have to report a dell market to-day. The sake re 6,000 bales, at mike 1,000 are for septet sad epeaoletka, COTTON 000D8.-31ancurria, MAME 11.—The market ocatinuse to preempt a Ins, though am active api peanuts" both In geode sad yenta Warp. especially are and la the (potations, end wall taga6ad for. Forth! /smash markets there in sallarat Madame to meet the supply, maaufacturers beta g se well sagetpd as they are for some time to once, and prime resale at the rates awned a week ago. During the past month there has Mena a large amount of business, and a remarkable steedlaMe of pries has Use issistalsied throughout, the mono neas bevies been very inomaderable either for batter or worm. Double yarns have lightly increased in vales. Jeccomits have also 'dreamt la some Distances. gums few wake, nook as 9-Bth. 80 asd 64 nod platers and shirting', have given Way souswbas, bet do Mean his ben mopes sated by itlipammasat rthe helleridade Et India and Cities shirting, this e tszsio, sad .UI slam 44 dassotles T cloth", sad lje WOOLLEN.—Lane, Mason 3.-11mr• Um been • good mundane@ of buyers In tbs olittjt-lutUn this morning. a goods.nd • steady Winer has bus dem fa snarly all kinds of HARD WlLllN.—BrasinenAm, Malice 3.—No im portant change bas oceerred le the trade of thia tows, which retain pr much the sons aspect which it has dens for the last few weeks. There ban nee some indication of la mming seinity ha the kethin hook it, but the move meet lee not ben very dodged, at the epees me upon an extensive scale. Some teedeery toroth imprencont Is observable es regards the United Stein, and there is a fair anionat of orders ea hand he So th /merle and the Spud& West bides. nom Italy also a fair amount of orders has also hest received, but the demand for goods from ether parte of the saturant Is vary limbed. The lone of the home market is healthy end astisnotiry, sad in all the olacipal staple manufactures the operatives Sr. regularly entpk7ed. old the cedes awaiting execration are sufficiently numerous sad important to wanant the expectation that they wW roans so for some tints to come. The orders from the meths= entitles are larger than they have beet ekes the ming al 1867. The sanaGoutriag meths dthe semeendiag darkish an is full sanity, but with ropes' to lee SOON dulness prowl* th• Liverpool boons Lyng Weaned hoe Booking say eanalikrable por thole ditto. The keine width los kenthereby pro dead liss bon semi* Mt hp th e snood-rat . hooka. The ing bailer lordly M *Os ean howe h ver oop , an pretty well employed in supply- and COSY.—CAMIZIDOZ, MAACK 3.—We bid • very loam, arricat toe •Y on. 'Moak red, 3E•. to 416. ; white, 445. to 43w Barley, 214. to 444. Beaus, 34a. to 40s. Per, $6.. to 464. Oats, 9Q• to 28s. Clover mod, rod, 46.. to 60a. ; whits, Mk to 90a. MAILCH 3.—Than was a good supply of wheat at our marble this waning, which sot with • good sal• si about 6d. Memos. beeig, LittmerPll, end about 6d. mote money was obtained. Oats a pod supply at about last wask's Mee' ( seed samples still isAinft*g their ad. Tana, Whist, wiles. =wand aid. WK. is les; red, sew sad old. 17a. dd. to 113 e. 64. Irby, as and old, Us. 64. 14e. 6d. Oatsr potato, lOn to Us.; sessines. 6e. to 10s. Mow, per stow Is. M. to bs. Oansed, Is. to In. 2d. Rysnassl, la. 64. DaeMpmad, L. Josorvel. COLCIIRSTIIII, MAXIM 3.—A Rood supply of wbaat and Moo; lot tai of barley sad puss. Wools In baited d.- mood, at tar* boo weirs; the ease mod' appUas to Moan. Br* sad per 1•117 as dear. ChorcisraA MANG" 3.-11• hest has merely db. aggssred, and we Mn had warn shoutsey warder for lit Air day,. At osr to-dses asslist than vas • fair slow ce beds wham somplid, ma did Node we very quiet et wit weer. pews. rimmail. ales deb el% !at Bide Ootai. BMW. Mal waft rimagokor Itterts. Bums en gindaltsr sal mom all Re MI yak% bat Um TALLOW. The tallow market has ph muted increasingdulnen so far as relates to businers for present consumption, to that which we had to record during the past fortnight, yet notwithstanding tole IfmlMd demand has rx.ii•e4 for Y.C., on the spot, prom have tended upward, and piesont quotations show en ittl• provement of 3d. to N. per cwt. when oompared with those currem Lest Friday. There has been more doing for delivery in the last three mosthe of the year, which hes resulted an advance 9d. to Is. par cwt. ter that period. Apart from the inflasece the proposed abolition of the duty may ban had In reetricting the demand for teidy tallow, ft becomes more manifest that the requirements of consumers not only chow a decrease but aiso a comparative falling off for the time of year. The Mandlers man particularly ex perience a marked damson in their trade, the cones gums of welch ie evidenced to a great extent by the now lessening weekly deliveries of foreign tallow, es well as by an inereased desire on the part of welters to find buyers for ear home production. Viewing the disparity of prime —viz., 60s. 3d. lee tallow an the spot, and 56a. for delivery is April to June—if chandlers wen to operate, as is their custom at this period of the year, for " store porpoem," such trawler time, it is obvious, would prove vary detrimental to their interests, while the present state of the market will, in all probability, tend to en ultimate diminished comumption of Y.C., esetag that the future supplies of Odessa, Taganrog, to., together with our loon article, Is likely to prove fully equal to the requirements of the node in the Demmer months. To-day the market hr been very inactive, at the following Wore, via., 60e. 3d. for fine Y.C. on ths spot ; 60e. to 60a, 3d. Der delivery this math v • 665. for April to Jane; and 53a. lid. . per cwt. for October to Dersetber. The haperta shoe Mon day up to lad evening have been 1,697 oinks. The deliveries h..° been oaly 676 make, aud the meamit Mock of all kinds is 33.962 cask„ being ea ismer of 663 ameba when pared with the qmentity en hand this day week. Tom Melted.—As we ventured es Mate he ear :sport et lam week would be the ease, metiers Ism not load the de mend equal to the 'apply, white las melted `en evidently immemed of to fuel, hummer, is t i l lp e seseral Mill elate of the Ueda that it has been his tie to prevent the eassesenesemot of ea einnusulellen Meek, but as yet no undue prewar. has been experiese•L To-day the " letter pries" hes been nialtmed from els. 1111.—or say, r Mk. 3d. per awl. est, which prim mess be twordedes emir what nomistal. 1 1 I he public ales yesterday resulted se follows : Taganrog.-01 263 casks offered only 90 arks wire sold et the sale as follows: Mutton, fine to very flee, 595. 6d. ; fair, 690. per cwt, in bond, the buyers to pay the present duty, provided they clear their purchaees while it remains effertrve. °onside,* that there is no probability of lower prior ruling when the impost shall be abolished, the result of the sale tends to testify the general dulness of trade. North:Amerleen.-34 hogsheads "Butchery* Aseociation,' were fairly competed fir, and realised as follows :-17 hose heeds good qaelity, 695. 6d. to 69e. W , duty paid ; and 17 be a legsbamils, similar quality, 60s. &I. per cwt. ; present duty to llowed. _ -- Freach.—Town melted.-41 casks of very middling qua: 11ty wine held firmly sad taken ut, for want o f b u y ers, at 0 per cwt., duty paid or allowed. Film Oil minnow very inactive, with • tendency to lower prices.' Of 306 melts offered, only about 65 casks were sold at the sale, at 465. fur fine Logos and Whydoh; 435. 6d. to 445. 3d. for fair to good; 435. tor middling, down to 395. to 41s. pee cert. for low to interior. Monrovia was neglected. Pilot Nut 01 is held firmly, while buyer. show no disputa. lion to give prom acquired. 38 teaks =bolded were all taken in at 36a. for miadling up to good quality. Cocoa Nut OiL—Coebin continues in rather • limited request, notwithstanding the floe quality is comparatively mesa ; 103 casks offered were nearly all bought in at 465. to 46e. 6d. for tine to very fine. Ceylon has meta bitter :in quiry, and 221 cask& submitted were all realised at fully fate rated: good to floe quality in hogsheads brought 42,.6d., and 425. to 42a. 3d. for good pipes. Sydney sold at fully late reeds, viz., 41s. Bd., to 425. for flue to very fine ; 40s. fld. to 418, for good to See, down to 39e. par cwt. for middling and foal, low 21 per cent. di.oount.—(From the Circular of Mews. Culvmwell, Brooks, and Co., dated Friday evening.) VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Admiral, flat Lot d o for Bombay 42 days, Feb. 1, lat 2.88 4, lon 20.17 W. Clecpstra. from Loudon. Feb. 29. I.t 48 N, lon 8 W. Qom of Um North (skip), from Bombay 23 days, Feb. 13, Ist 41.1 N, Ica 31.16 W. DESPATCH OP THE AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAILS FitOK LIVERPOOL.—The Canted steamer A.la sailed front Liverpool for New York on Saturday last, with the North American and United States malls and about 60 pamensers. The next mail despatch from Liverpool will be by the Quebec and Montreal steamer North Britain, which will lease the Messy for Portland on Wednesday pat. The bo at the Liverpool Post offlne will be open on thkt day for the receipt of letters, &a, till 9 a.m., and vul Qseenstown until 9.80 p.m. Tin LOSS OP THE NIMROD STEAMER.—The Nimrod was the property of the Cork Steamship Company. She wee built about nine years ago, at • oast of about 30.0001. She was not insured. The Clark Clowtausiols says : It appears that daring the gale on Saturday night she put into Beautiful', out of which place she was seen steaming on Sunday morning by the Cork steamship Falcon, Captain Moyle, which had panted through a terrific gale on the pre vious night. Nothing more was heard of the Nimrod until Monday night at ten o'clock, when she was fallen in with off the Smalls by the steamship City of Paris, bound from Mil ford to Waterford. She was then under sail, her machinery having broken down. The City of Paris hove to and offered assistance, and it is said that Captain Lyall offered the cap tain of the City of Paris 1001. to tow him Into port. The captain of the City Of Parts refused to make any bargain,fand the result was that the vassals parted. At that time the Nimrod appeared tote making good way with a north-west Ida, and there was no reason to suppose bat she would arrive in safety at Milford, or some port to the pristot Channel." WitNCR OP A GRAVESEND SNACK AND LOsB OF Nuts Livu.—The supposed loss of the Gravesend gibing smack Fortitade, with her crew, nine in number, has been sonfirroad at LJoyd's. Bbe sailed for the Doggerbank,on the coast of Holland, end a Gravesend fishing smack, from the earns place, had picked up a boom, gaff, and mainsail belong ing to the - Fortitude. Eight of the crew were residents of Gravesend, and Mr. Hates, the owner and master, has left a widow and several children. It is believed that chews. lost in the dreadful gales which swept the North Sea o Monday and Tuesday last. ElTEstt BIIIPPING. We have experienced in creased inquiry for steam shipping property during the month of February; and the market looks more hopeful now than for • long preceding period. Screw steamers have been in some demand for coal charters, the rates of freight in this branch of employment having undergone considerable im provement. We have also applications for steamers for Baltic and other voyages. A few time charters are attainable for medium and smaller oleos of screw steamers. In the pur chasing department fair demand Is felt for different descrip tions of steam versals. Several screws have changed owners, although the aggregate tonnage disposed of last month was only moderato; and the prime realised offered bet little im provement on throe lately ruling. The number of steamers at present on sale is much under what It was eta months since. Some builders at the outporta are well in band with contract for new ships ; and similar engagements are pend ia( with London and provincial houses, so that there is some prospect of building catablithmenta generally getting into more active employment. Should political effete. become more re-assured, we anticipate that the advance (lithe meson will produce improved demand for steam . In other respects the present aspect of commercialafsaa leads to favourable conelnsions.—(From the Circular of Magee. Alfred Brett and Cc.) The Ripon left Southampton yesterday with the Calcutta and China mail. • The Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Com peny's ore= ship Circassian sailed from Galway on Satur day for St. John's, Newfoundland, and New York, with het Majesty's male, 260 parisegers. and a Stir cargo. During the late gale upwards of 400 fine old elm trees were blown down in the Great Park, at Windsor; and also several in the Long-walk sad Ogles grounds of Eton College. GREAT WESTERN RAll.vraT tTLE CORPS.— Tbe employee of the Great Wasters lwav Company in the factory and stores at Swisdon have formed a flue body of rile volunteers, now numbering about 150 effective members, and hopes are entertained that about 100 more will join if sufficient funds can be provided. It is intended to olotbe a pert of thelMetl from a subscription fund. They commenced drilling on Tuesday last meter Mr. Young, and the corps will when in full effect, be the largest and one of the Heed In Wiltshare. Mr. W. F. Gooch has been appointed senior captain, and there is a good working committee. CAdTETtimmmeEt.l ; - . HOLLOWAVE OINTMENT AND P1LA.A..4i241?1, Mu.— madame el the wlatee. though 6 boon to . 111 "Cr PT, I !/1 1 404010 0_ fat hom . 1111)6 wtaoleonr, ts msg. nth( 90°, rod - enernillui b the tills ream Ira to•in ee prrguant with fever, diphtheria, chest dOinplalut 4 , rheum:Wm, and gout. to 111/a tlas Mete diphtheria Or deemed sore tarwat have p eyrie!, the ire of H °Hussey's remedies bag boon sac:acted with the most beuenerl mate. Truro preparations cheek those and Wolter !elute complaints with unerring certainty and Wet,. and Moe firm I hundreds from Vanuatu,* death. Holloway's pleb o.llut the &ember of laid. &up weather: they purify ire blood and restore to to teeny mg= : they awe, stimulate. or merges all Irregular orlon throughout the body. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BERTHS. BllLLool2.—March 2, at Spriaggrom, the wife of H. Bullock, Eel., of aeon. GABONN.—Mareb 1, at Beethbeld Lodge, Willesden, the wife of Mr. Z. L. Gerdes, of • daustuer. SlBllit—liereh 1, at Put road, Stoke Newington. the wile of A. W. %Oka. Zwia.. at • &thither. 0 1 Llthlti.—ltereb 1, at th e Socks, Eat Eel*. th e wife of W. Silbert, Feb.. of a.m. BONA lalk—Mareh I, at btamtedhlt, tee wife of J. Howard. E , 0., of a daueiney. NNloloa.—/feb. t 9. at Avenuerowl. it. Johns...cool, to. wife of tba in. BH. Nelson, of • a ItHODErI..-Mercb 1, at Hayes Cottacc, Dulerlet,road, Brixton, the /Woof J. et. Magee. Jew, of a deogbier. BUDUK. —Feb 27. at thlthwroeu, Mrs. W. J. Rudge, of a boo. TlDD.—Marth tat Somef.place North, Clapham-road, the with of Mr. J. D. TM& of • dangliter. STN.—Feb. 27 at Mums. et. LeonardlYce*Ses, the wife of F. L. Tun, Net, prematurely. of a daughter. W PLOlL—alemb 1, at Lrovereueet. Picaedilb, the wife of 11. T. Wake. Nee, of •a you sad bath. • KARRIAGED. 01.100—LIITTEN.—Marth I. at tho Ofithadthl. Msnehater. ti the WIC W. W. Johann. Mr. W. T ChM& to &rah Ann, daughter of Mr. J. Lintaa of Manohentor. GagGeTEN—iolslXBol.l.—Veb. M. at St. 13fIdee. tiler"). by the Maltese. Mr. W. Orgoeten. to Khan Marlton. diugbter el Sae late Mr. J. /thalsoca. of Omagh. Ireland. HAT WAIILD—OWIII.—Marob I. at banter& by the Mee. S. Oxen. Mr. IL Hayward. et Moog Ootteet. UranWD. to Sarah 121fm P. Owes. of IJ JACKSOM-I=lolM.—Teb. It. of floaterhy. That. too of W. Jeanie, Men. el AHwU. flu laudably*. st. Mary blizatah, daughter of R. Modem. Mw. of Plotnerby. QUAKILY —OMBIST IA N. —tl archl, at the Cathedra. Malighe.ter. by the let. W. W. J °lmago M.A., Mr. 0.14... y. of blothfide. lag a Man. to Catharine. ilauobter Mr. T. throtith. of Uultuo. leaseethini. *MY NOLIid—EINNITT.—Ireb. le, at St. Otto.. Camber. Stuart Mortimer. son at the Lao 8. Ileynabia. talk. to NlMmosWi daughter of the late ff. Kuutat. ext. of huniotte. Teal Lofl.—Feb. eh at the palob church of Ardraban. Galway. by the Mot. 0. 0. Brownlee. R. N Taunter. Esq., to !Jeral dine. de, her of T. M. P. hob. of (lath Taylor. tialoty. TIMOhItiuM—ARMSTRONG.- Vela A. St. rlalliplk. 1 3 , 04..1. by the Met. 0. H. Button. Mr. W. 0. ?how._yl , to Phoebe Arm,ella. dewier of the late el. Azinsteend. Moe, Idywimai DELTUB. MUHL—Feb TataeLsom,N. BIN" SR, a Ore" n Wnd ". Bra. aged SUCILLNY.—Meask 1. raw, wife el Mr. J. Buckley. at °WWI, _yoad,_blaaebeatrar, aged 24. MAGI IL—Mare 1, Mary an, daaitter of Mr. T. Clargo,ol Maher CambrWvaareet. Katowice*. Meolook. seed P GAIIDINI6II..—Ifeb. V at lidaabarat‘ Mir llarOlm.r. daoabter of the Me Gavial W. Gardiner, aged 11. GUGAND.—Mazab Mary . wife of Mr. T. Goddard . et Taunton. aar Saban. aged dd. LAN N.— Wee. 17. at Olnitesbaza..laoe, dumbly of the late 3. Lane, Mac, of Loclapare. Clerk. sop' J? LVWL.—Mareb L au the German% Vett Malign, Neat, Albert lavvw ma of E. T. Loot. . aged If. NOKTON.—Mareh I. M. 11. Norton. Nag.. of Tatororth NUN, ed 61 PO B LL ie rT i rt. are ag a 1, Ann. daub of UMW. Mr. of Pen dleton, lavaaldra. P 11.1011.— Marsh I, at Uodoo pore, Tegilavelee INITOY, Mr. J. Pries, aged V. IVALL—Mareh I. at Igoe Ben, Debit., MaIIM. arlge at IL Wa ll . Tog. WILCOON.—Marob I. Mary lilhabetb. wife el Mr. IC U, Wdeodt. at Walatmeleest, Gleatam. LersolVd re, aged V ILLIAIII4.IIea. M,r Mew thattalleid, 11r M. 11011mva. aged 85. M 1 LAWN .—lab. 21. at W siadoraath-aotatoas.lf 11 Was. ifai. aad IS =sad Pabbebed by Willa"! KIM RAM. ef Uwe. Laobard la Uri CUT d 1.04.4. Primer at she Olice. la Lombard &Mk lb Yr Meted al Whibitriffin.—llombe MAKI 6.1"