The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-11 00:00:00

.A. ••••Z- 1 ~ A0m.....e1b•-cp • . - 2 . •• - - . -.. , , e _ _ c Tte xprt% No. 1,104. j LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 11, 1850. [THREEPENCE, AIKA's LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANT e I eR Th ver aoriaa4treet, Rath; =A 14, Mara. eageras—The RWlit lice ceuelde the LORD MATOIL Penn Cuatimait—lflLLlAM LEP Melon! Ardea, En- IJ. Munta T kaj A Abi.. X.P. Elam itaneurT, Eel.. Bern Velem* Retee„ kat Theme Rat 414 14. 4.14. Them° Iv tli• ;;I e "fr letamith bailee CI" roe. J . Lewis 3=lll:,: wis. wrow—Pargerese rIMICIAM —Dr..indtreaea, 2, Sruovoa Ceeleca, Eaq ,3, Prederidli nn ="Z.Tearry. pow rriaa Arroaae—Pro!eaaor Hall, X A., et IWO Celina away* Carinen—Sir John Raining, X P., lisPettor-OweraL 00 „, rms _w ahem Fisher, Pia.. 19, 111.114 y -street. gpv %TAM OP As9Clll3lO N% ITH TES COMPANY. ie 6 1.111. , a to • large eutnetibed apilii,ZWilere have the enemy of an easurance fond of mew Ilwa • et • stillion, and in,me approaching C 70,000 • war, treat the haw of 6,y , r *hex ROM OR PROVIT BRANCH. Perrone swering wOa Daum min% will be wawa, entitled to 80 prr rest. of the Peelle es this breath (Or pqmeth el Ithe party premium.. and the reit eedgmed Medipsßuy my them budded to the onl3l ewer& erspgithaY relithtles of theithrel ur iethelath xox-eosrs. Oft LOW Pagiama. TM Tet4eo es the sespertlethetheypethelybe elbed yethithe edema there 10 tv beeenth bet Ninth by eay ear ethee—br whin the Levet he the least piedble enemy, the ythensat et a welds wan le Ne. cured le the petty haler, sSe Oath etas athweek d Muth este of meths& Pthethethe Os Atee — Tem 11thes ul le 1 14 3 11 IMOD 'WM, 1 - i — F - eglea I Mead Treas. 11 1 1 I /IVO 114 3 sil i 1 :1: tts•-bett of Sr Wilds Trim Prestos sey resets on wait for erten yrs% or esoihird of the ?real= sely for OS se 'debt upon the Whey at lb pee sea, or my be held Oat ray Um without oum. cuss oak' la ems tenth otter plush bow boos eigneed. leyeaert i — f= eseenity. The mead away at Theesiesehmeereet, at quarter Wye 1 cede & DAIT/h, Dieseter. UNDON ASSURANCE COll/01ATION, estatelltel b The hi the retie a( kin - --•ee the The, tar LIFE, Flit; led Alt LttlitlitANCE 4 . Mete: 7, Zeteroge, Corehlll, sad 11, iLe .. - Tbe two= of eminserbby tbo We defrayed by the carpi, =e s n we art takes from the pro. - foot ere added ea a beano to po. mire. er paid la= at wiled ablaiweat et the use. to ... ems* den ail debility et partaerebigi. deed rate without r artialpattaa la prairie pardef prowediaa oat of tie :delta of Europe we liberally treated. rum ucNcLecti as eateriptim of popntY at moderato We., tad 31ARINZ ON/RANCE at die await use rteepretatee tree ea peastaal or written will LAVRENCE, esaslary. roV BEDSTEADS and CHILDREN'S COTS. lame eisortaarat et these Bedsteads is has and Errs, each sad Cats from 225. al. each, lined with close t< miwe and PSI "! PaCkalt a :r .g. entirely bee hem mews, nets, sr +.t .E, at the el inmum s. BURTON (:at, L;IS did Donald, IS, Ositedsarest (army of Newness. ;2eet a- a :co. I, liesrmeatreet, whkh are the Irktea is the way a'se be seal the patent Rbeioellaa, or easy boa y ▪ r s, Ml winch is applicable alike to Iron and wooden bedsteads. I, at 35 auxiliary to perfect rest, seporior even to the "wr le 1. .meson iron bedsteads at its. 6d. soh. Detailed cats. tatita , l2o Of tarry irnanoartry aids* sent (per _ tAscwhed In Ai ells-street, A.D., lade. PLI) GILT FRAMES made NEW in one in , Ant by inerely touching the surface with AMITIrd GOLD IT t it. I. IL per bottle. GOLD VARNISIL le. ed., meads •-ts; ray be applied by any ow. ELECTRO-LIQUID auqh. leaden o'd worn-off plated articles as beautiful aad 1 0 .2: 71a . Cod sad trouble leas than cleaning. LACKER and sgoNdi. rIVEL In 6d.. foe revivals and beautifying raetallhe enandectnrer is liS ia. ll, Ileraad ;need v ii p mb. asite : . CuT dcP• Landea••brldge App &mho • • Faith/cm • Lowther-meads ; • .e. Ferrier. and On. yEASAM and Co.'s MEDICATED CREAM •• R. r.EmovEo from Kennington-lane, to 1 1 1 , us: . fosple.bar. Tot Medicated Cream is lnealtiaMe at this /no •Ir r. • Vllpamptioe, bronchitis, influenza, rheumatism. . , tu.rtina, bums, bruilei, and loads. Also, in I.3re am% nc•doloreiu, serotala. paliAtalloCcf the heart, try• - .; ries, and aa inflammations and eruptions of the : ‘sp to 0 many purposes in families, In cam of r lv At!, and w undo of lawpotwodlog, that than who ,st •. , • ze‘er be without it It is so husosent that it saa. . &tante in It sae t acoonapan 7 meat ~ni se patronised by many of tbe nobility. 4 Ware the norm or COid bulb. tabbing it freely wet • ....strat', and quktens the circulation, thereby e= tr' t • • 'AM, off tnegerAies, and thus relieving the rim colds, fryers, and consumption, as well as &light -ding the frame, and this is equally the effect in sea as is fro 'Attune. Most of the cli•esees of warm climates will be • . whit renders it menth' to ciptaine of vemelA and to • ey Lad or res. The benevolent will confer a blessing by t the tared poor. It is sanctioned and approeed by many e-'. , .• Lim, one of whom. after witmendng its happy effeeM ✓ Ai: .n-amption. pe,nooneed it the most wonderful diarovery of . o by directing more a•tention to the functions of the Min effect a revo:ution in the science of medicine, and • • ! , ..rnieb • metes of m-ertaining the mime of many morbid rat •)1 m above, who:male, retail, and for exportation, in t •.. •:• •d. :Ad Zs. id., one of the tatter containing three of the a Ismer quantities at a proportionate reduction. A Us. • unt...r...st u such 30 eleven Is. 9aL pale; also, by H. 0.1/Ley, ne l..ter leepiA. 97, Newt/v.64MM. )-24/C BAithrs HEALTH-RESTORLNO FOOD " : N % t I.lLra eel ncrAnd.—this /LE VALIENTA MUSICAL : . , .. est and Merril remedy ;without medicine. bras. e • ••• •. r • softie, SIP hWU 50 times ha rem in other mew of t.r ! : error, rommehk, inratiaal, lira and bilious t. z.:e. L•• t : ‘411:7 rooted, dyspepsia (indigestion), babitril son. 5t.;.......... :non, acidity, heartburn, Istuleacy, opprarier, ar. .-.... ~.; ~ : ..m. eruptions of the skin, sickers at the stomas! 4..:34 t:. 4 any. at era, sad 'seder ell other einnuestanses, debility Is *.... a; .. eel: r &Ahab, ti, epasma, emir, paralmis e : r. .— L. ~...1! a. '. Co, IA New bed.street, Leedom; sir at ar..;, 94.er. harem *MS sad Co., Dinky 93, fit; La.:, -.near, ...aeon, away ; and at dl. Grassalturelarrent ; t.' t•i; • ... 43, Eirhepsistertreetwithle ; 09 awl 431, Mad; a. ,-• m t*”. reartt and meditins medals la the kingdom. II is a fact beyond dispute that mast of the diteases :Ls Vona race are 011ie ed ars alit result of a Mum, • • • teoceL To ;ebsiy tkie, the obssiosel use se PAIR'S i L.• •'ottii be bed esessree tq aid ikkallib as 1 " _ - .111 bed operanos they so beset is the = Aber • ~•L ra or settee pill, you will safeness, Unit ellen; t.- • • nyou become I..se and leas by does yes tans; . rer...tre la regularly taking tem Is sin pUb asses will speedily be aritiesly nesseed bay the •'. pause dos Seem* "PARES un nue - 0. *, eters am • red ground, as li k e ipeesessesst strajpsz= . • ', a's, be be Wade of Spasm tbe I. aed crawcoart. Ilowstreal, Lc.4aw, ea IS. •• *I base at le. lid., le. f/d, aA4 blab raft St . • respectub:e issdiebie 'seders tbressiseet wield. 1 , . art I..yea w db eaab bos.—iteld be all clans'''. ter soothe a. HOUSEHOLD WOlLDS...—Slealkoopeare. Net* any n.ll k o published, Ow ft, or sbospod roe v0t,11., (ale. tr monthly porto,) No. I of ( # I .:3EHOLI) WORDS. ji A wELELY JOrlrent., de4ioned for tb• %erection end of all Coma of genders. Carl,,eted by Can as L !to.lra Wellington Street North !where all Cos 'o ty Sok meet be addressed) ; sad mold by all bock- L,l.lllhea. bit. CTLVELL'S WOlliet. ENJOYIy. rad% RWE by me la. MENT at LIFE. - Het:* remeation, eml rational me et aline." s . Earl ithila—sprtai and femme Ilwatop—Zum le Lateen el Loadan—The Parka, Lanea. lllllB . ronslat 11 + o:e n r ik tre:at plaine—Country Tr pie and Aue.t•- ea—Lentke :41 t — Equability at If cgat—,!'"i,°— Th• lowa- 1 1n Eating, Es t ".gi "`", 'valence, AL rI.KOILVIi treat the HOUSTALTIL t mkt. IL earl ; h pad, lc td. es.. I. A ti,t 4, lDa Lake—gtehlk of M. IV-IL—llia Lakin of Kil!sarsey—ttereaneeess Debi* le. Ale, me 'Atom, 1..; hy poi. la. lid., WHAT is VAT. MUNK, and AVOID. A v That three store years ad la our 00 11 MY 111." kopter n of Law.: every kern (mar and eure) mfr. v•uely d ead aad earn tiestitaden. that lu.rioftes the ) bele , le o: Aar . ta4. 'woo, or shady, and embitter' ; tatgoi anu roar er He suet and pheicai mutation of tt•ry.oity bk. tt ., ..."4. rt. Patemortereoe; Ham, Oarnhill 1,7 . vt-. tree; ar diret tow the wise. " 110. Mt:. NICI101.1."'S DRAMATIC RIADINGS.—Mr. Rare N•d.d!‘ (who has latterly made himself known to the dr nettle re:din:4s Shs Rapers at St. Martin's •,•her Vatell of entertainmen w Resound by a fa.., .et :lune on Saturd a t) y afternoon at Bl as egrene% Room . , r •reet, Criendisli-unvre, on which osearion the f'"4 sal vies As You like t." Mr. Nicholle's repro ts+.e.vt. a , Lave already been noticed I• the p u bli c journals, tT " pear that be is gradually aequirir popularity trt al ne e to which be c oo tie' to carry out hie under lie" r Hit raiding edible play was marked by assay en tekecur, and the Indian.' were much interested by hi. sal )inl , eicos manner of developing the story. Ho 4... "Palitaal to rant, but when the sena warrants .v delivery he proves himself a master of the o '"ao:c at. la a word, Mr. Nicholls Is a good and cep. " Th ceder, sad better praise could not be bestowed 1.1 (*Hitt hut op Commtliat Fog LOVER.—On I ; .iy finis' a meeting was h,ld at the Old Town 11111, • gPaps.. • of taking measure, to establish •C of ate ewe lola. A temporary committee ha to m car ber ry et M. had been previously appoint. d, and the 4'‘ pmsdols now proposed that th e y s h ou ld b e ape / 4 .41,1 oi by the meetiag. Tba proposition wog *greed to. ;toast. AT TUE RCINu OF Tax F IRE IN LOWIR k ? ' 'eat 1". —On Friday afrnoon a 'backlog se& the scene of the la te te fire in Lower The 4 • I, '4 the falling o f a porting of the neat, wh..reby • Janne Neale, aged 10 gam a labour,. r, re -1..• f rartir.einit, Beak str ee t, Barbicen, was batted —ela te eatertala e d of lan 'attained suehhis fearful lapuiea that li ttle or no life. THE TEN HOURS FACTORY BILL,DELE OATES IN LONDON. On Saturday evening a misting of Use delegates from the manufacturing districts, who are now in London, held a mooting at the Dosuits“ now, Neetbssiborlud• I bort ; Mr. Thomas Pitt, of Ashtea-unaer•Lyne, presided. Then were delegates present from 1111seliesier. Leeds, Brit'. feed, Bolton, Dakinfield, Blackburn, Oldham, and other plum The Csatawas, In a feeling address to the delegates, opened the proceedings, during which the following mots- Vont were unanimously adopted : " That the decision of the Court of Excliequer being at variance with the intention of the legislature, when the Ten Henn Act of 1847, was passed, and further legislation having therefore become necessary, we are nsolvtd, at whatever inconvenience to ourselves, to maintain inviolate the principle of ten hours a day continuous labour, exclusive d send times • and having been sent to London for that wpm, we edge ourselves, by every tie that binds us to the future we lfare of the women and young porous in the factory districts, to see even legitimate means in our power to prevail upon the parliament of 1850 to comet the errors of the parliament of 1844 and 1847, believing that the system of working by ' shifts,' which extends the factory-day labour over a period of 15 homes out of the 24, was never intended by the legislature when the bill was parsed, nor by the Queen of England when her Majesty addressed the Lords and Commons, in proroguing parliament, and congratulated them on the settlement of a question which was intended to limit the hours of factory labour with a view of affording the hands an opportunity of improving their religious, moral, phyrieal, and social condition. . That the system of working by ' shifts,' as sow prac tised, is fraught with every imagisable evil to those females and young plumes who are subjected to its (SI•11•0*, and entirely destroys the whole of the contemplated advantages of the Ten Hours Act ; and iv, in our opinion, a roes eau. latioa of the intention of the statute, and therefore we appeal to our friends in parliament once more to lend us their willing aid, and rally round Lord Ashley, in the effort he is now =hide to amend the law. " That inasmuch as our present application to parliament involves no new principle of legislation, but merely seeks to put all upon as (qui footing, we believe that the adoption of the eat of 1847 would be as acceptable to our employers generally, as it would be advantageous to both masters and warkpeuple. This antis; cannot see upon what grounds seek a all can be opposed, and venture to express a hope, for the hoes rat and credit of parliament, that no obstacle will be thrown in the way of a final settlement of the qua tion open the haais of tee hours a day, and thereby spare the people an expenditure of time and money is promoting a law, without which, in all its interrity, they will never rest satisfied; sad, further, that we believethat any extension of the hours of work in factorits by act of parliament would create great discontent amongst the people, and lead to a widening of the breach between misters and men, which the delegates now assembled are most maim to avoid." A petition of bath Houses of Parliament was agreed to, and, after • vote of thanks to the chairman, the delegatos separste.l. ;. - ax e - UNI COI ciu -1' ,... Owl" do 4ir IIAILINE Boyal Em k ` tl / 4: Of' orot-orator Thr mg P • '' • = "1 : 1 ES,. :1:1 C \ SHED 1 . 12 . 1 ma Es ROYAL PnAlto I •,. - 411•4 AR TE ri -is = i 1" 4- ...,..t are elempt from all HMO 4 1... r.... 1 rate witboot ? artiripothem I POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. ALUM= ROB•aRY UP ♦ Clll4:ll7l.—Afr.lleary Watts, the lomat of the Olympic and Marylebene Theatres, and clerk in the accountant's office of the Globe Lamellae* Com pany, was brought up by Daniel Forrester, the Mansion house officer, bike, Mr. Alderman Gibbs, who sat for the Lord Mayor; on • charge of stealing a cheque of the value of 1,4001., the property of the Globe Insurance Company. Mr. Freshfisid, the Bank of England solicitor, 'prosecuted, and Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Wontner attended for the prisoner. Mr. Freahlield, in stating the can for the prosecution, said the prisoner had for many years been clerk in the accountant edam but in consequence of some suspicions transaction which had come ander the aotice of the directors, he left the Globe-office on the 6th instant, Since then it had b :en discovered thst he (the prisoner 1 had possessed himself fraudulen , ly of • cheque to the amount of 1,4001. Tle following witnesses were then called and examined. Nr.bluctols, a clerk in the lAtulon and Westmintter Bank, Lotibury, proved that the prisoner kept an account at that eats ttLshment. On t►e 24th of February last he brought • cheque for 1,4001. to the bank, which was placed to his account. The cheque was one of the Globe Insurance Com pany's, payable at Meters. Glynn and Co.'s, and the sum was obtained on it. Witness believed several of the directors' names were attached to it. The prisoner hes since drawn out all the mosey except 2131., which remained standing to his sceosat. A clerk from Mein". Glynn and Co., the bankers, de posed totter payieg of the cheque. Mr. John Rowe, a clerk in the Globe *Mee, said the pri soner left the Globe on the 6th inst., since which time be has not seen him. AU the company's cheques paid at their bankers were returned in the passbook. It was the pri soner's duty to check them, but it appears he has not done so. Cannot discover any check to the one retuned by the beakers as raid, or the cheque itself. Ot.kes evidence was adduced, showing that the prisoner bed resod dm bankers' notification of paying the 1,40 W. to the roaa of 2001. The book was produce], and the erasure and handwriting w. re sworn to be those of the prisoner. Daniel Forrester said a warrant for the apprehension of the prisoner was placed in his hands on Friday last. He had been to the aympie tluetre to execute it, but could not meet with him. At ten o'clock this morning he surrendered himself to witness, at Mr. Wontener's office. Witneu re ceived a letter that U he was there at • time spenfizd he would give himself up. Mr. F'reshfield then begged for a remand of the prisoner. Aker sons consultation the application was granted, and Mr. Watts was uneven WORSHIP-STREET. lIIVIDIIOO6 AINIACLT ON 711.1 POLICIL—WiIIiONI &CCM and Elizabeth, his wire, were charged with having assaulted policiveonstables N. 71, Hall, G. XO4, Burn, Amelia Ward, mad • man named Risley. Early yesterday morning the male prisoner called at the house of the complainant Ward, and stated that he wanted to obtain admission, there having been some previous die puts between them. She refused to open the door, upon which it was forced open by him. When he got is bestrode the complainant on the heed with a jug, which caused the blood to flow from several wounds in her head. He then bit her several times with his fists. She ran oat, severed with blood, upon which she was attacked by the female prisoner, who pulled her hair. Policeman Hall came up and found the male prisoner had gone into his own house, and he was forced to break the door open to apprehend him. A desperate struvgle ensued, and the male prisoner wee as noted by • man named Knit. 0 204, being called, laid hold of trim (the prisoner) w hile Hall went attar Knight. The prisoner then knocked down Burn, stamped upon him, and struck him over his bead with a thick piece of wood. He was so severely injured that he was taken to the hospital. Risley assisted the polies and was assaulted. The male Italrand his wife were token to the station-house. fonner, while there, threatened to stab any one who Unshed him. 'A certificate from St. Bartholomew's hospi tal Mated that Burn was serionaly injured, and would be unfit for work for • week. The prisoners were remanded oa ball. SOUTH WABX. ALLIOID ROBBSRY at A Bliolll.—H. Mlle*, who formerly canted on extensive Dunne ss as a furniture dealer, was charged with stealing a g'asier's diamond, a rule, and a silver watch, the property of E. Cox. Prosecutor stated that, in March, 1849, he naided at No. 9, Blackfriaes-read, sad the prisoner was seat upon the Premien to distrain upon his goods. Witness, who carried on the buaintes of a plumber, placed his diamond in the mantel.thelf„ with his watch, before he retired to rest, and on the following morning he missed the articles in question. The next day the debt wee settled, when the men were taken from the premises, and on making inspirits about the diamond and the watch, he ascertained that the prisoner had been seen to take them. He gave information to the police, but ha had not been able to en the prisoner until Saturday last, when be attempted to ran away, but was secured. Prosecutor added that his lad saw the prisoner take the diamond, and the female its. vant mw him take the watch. Tuey were not in his employ Dow. He should, however, be able to produce them it the prisoner were remanded. The magistrate should remand him to give the prosecutor time to produce kis witnes4s, and would take bail (or his appearance. CONFIISKATION.—On Saturday notice wu issued at St. Jaime/ Church, Piccadilly, that the Bebop of Lon don would mamma his annual scales of ooniirmations at this church on litgarday Thursday, the 28th inst. The eon annatioa usually held in the Chapel Royal will this year be dispensed with, and such of the youthful members of the aris who are of sufficient ars will be reaflrased at Si. Jan=ureb instead. _ _ _ Nsw House or COMMONB.—The sum required fa the completion of such portions of the new House of Com mons se me necessary for the convenient transaction of busiaese is estimated by air. Charles Deny, in a statement mostly Wined, at 102,1801. Nevi.—By a statement just published, the uum re gaited to bs voted to defray the micas of the naval expen• dWitre beyond Use greats fur the year ending Much, 1849, is 211,1601. 31. 71. The I)errs olt BAKES.—The total sum collected by the Buis* In England, as duty on bricks, during the year 1849, war 448,8761 19s. 3d. ; of this amount 422,81'1. was collected la this country, sad 26,0141. in London. The largest nuns wore collected is lissoltsster, 13toorbridge, Rochester, and Hertford. MONEY MARKET. BATORDAT EVININO. The market for public neuritic, to-day has been much hes buovent than it was towards the close of ../tug i orris yeatetaay, and the fade have experienced a slight reaction. Consols, though first called at 96 to 1, both for money and account, declined before any business was done, the first operations in them being marked 96 ; they, however, rallied for a short time, and touched 96t, bat soon again declined, and were next marked 96, and last 931, being officially marked at the aloes 931 to 96 both for money and the 13th iestant The Three per Cent. Reduced were done from 981 to 4; and the New Three - and -a-Claarter per Cents. at 98/, 99, and last at 98/, . Thi mosey triarket has ' experienced no ]variation since last Saturday. It is precisely in the same state as at the date of our last weekly review. The de mand for discount, without having increased, con tinues to keep the rates for first class three and six months bills, at 21 and 21 per cent., whilst money is placed on Call at 2 per cent. The advances which have been made to some extant on stook by the pub lic companies at the low rates quoted in our last mam mary, tended to give an upward movement to the home funds, and to reduce the value of money on the Stock Exonangs. Exchequer bills have advanced Is. daring the week. The &Howie( are the extreme pekes at' which Combs and Exchequer Bills were transacted each day during the week: litgliat Masi Prim Lo Prim mat Pram MaMay—Ocatiola fro:r mm~t ummy Girth 13) 964 9 4 9 . 3 4 r. Tuesday Tar away Yoe assamt 5 9 83 to i .. 951 Watasalay Ilim maw 98 .........96 9B to Pim Thursday Par MOM atanat 96 Ise mismat 9B 95 9B to Friday DM maw 93 93 116 99: to Bto i Fl. assoist Saturday rat assay a 96 934 to 8 astamst Embalm Bills. ir TM week. Last wish MAW Mph's& Lowest. Theban. Lowest. Monday Tuesday 67s. pa ... 345. pm. ... 575. pm. ... Ms pm. Wednesday Monday Ms. pa.... 335. pm. ... 57a pa. ... 61s. pm. Friday pm. ... Atu pa. ... 375. pa... 645. pa. Saturday Few transactions have taken place in Joint-stock Bank shares this week, the business being limited to, British North American (501, paid), at 41 to 1 ; Com mercial of London (20/. paid), at 221; South Aus. trails, (251. paid), at IN ; Union of Australia (25/. paid), at 291. Dock shares generally maintain their value, with the exception of a slight degree of weaknem in St. Katharine, which have been done at 811 and 1. Eut and West India mark 141 ; Eut Country, 21; Lon don, 119. The exports of the precious metals from the port of London, during the week ending Thursday last, were 65,290 ounces of silver, and 450 ounces of gold. The share market during the week has been gradu ally recovering from the extreme depression ;noticed in oar last weekly review, thus justifying the opinion we then expressed, which is entertained in many wall informed quarters, that most of the leading lines were then at their minimum point of market value. The upward movement has been more particularly marked in the cue of the London and North Western, for which the very favourable nature of the traffic returns foe the week, the increase over the corresponding week of last year amounting to 3,8001., has caused a healthy market. In the Eastern Counties traffic Wee is also an increase of 2,0001., and the returns far most of the other railways are generally of a fa vourable character. The only lines which have not been affected by the improved feeling of the market are the Great North of England, which has rather declined in value, and the Lancashire and Yorkshire. The stock in this latter line has been extremely depressed, owing to the redaction in the dividend and the very unfavour able nature of the disclosure, made at the lialf-yearly meeting. Notwithstanding a slight retrograde move ment today, on a comparison of the Floes of the principal stocks with those of last Soturday, we find the difference to be as under :—Great North of Eng land, 31. lower; Lancaster and Carlisle, 21. higher; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 6/. lower; London and Brighton, 21. higher ; London and North Western, 2/. higher; Midland, 10s. higher; South Eastern, 10s. higher; Berwick, 1/. higher. The following are the extreme prices at which business has been done in railway shares during the week : Mahe* Lave Paid. Priam Math 60 Aberdeen 20 Birmingham' and °skid 'meths (with 91 Bristol sad Emma VI 26 East 60 Ediu ern Mandan. 90 Gnat Narthoma - - - - - - ... . 100 Great Plonk or England US . 222 100 Green Western 094 es. di, 5O 40 Hell mid Selby 4 milts 974 50 Learsesse sad Carbide O 5 100 Lentailire and Yorkshire ......... -.... 4$ .-.......... 42 SG Lade awl Dredlterd.. 11 Lenin sad Illestwall S s 100 4 Landers. &lOUs. od outh Coast-. 21 72 2 1 12f Landes sad Orreerwill lO 4 100 Leaden end North Wanes 107 es. die lO 100 Landes sal South Waters 634 es. die 64 100 Illieend 25 Nora BMA 9 174 N.,di lialludddre 23 Seetradi Combat 334 Math Esse= lse 43 loath Wale l 7 It Mu Somerset. sad Weymouth 4O 23 Tort, Newcastle, and Berwielt ls 30 Tora and North !talked EC l7l The following calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk CI is placed, it is to be understood that the share rate of divideLd ii leas the income tax. Taro all Cent. Counts.. &map peke 96 yteldper cent. SS 2 6 Three per Cent. Reduced - . 14 3 2 2 - -.44-Quarter per_ Cents.... 2 3 ___ _ Bask Mock 96` . , ... 9Bf (dlv. 7 percent. wampum) 206 : 10i per amt. -.) MI - $7 10 _ ... _ __ ........ mak (di.. . , _ India &at (dl.. 104 Per ce- Per WM) .' _ 5 15 5 Isahaquer Bills (la. led. par day) s6e. pm. .. 1 4 44 Eaten Conatas 611.*(dtr. Upet eh. a 261., equal to 14 per cent. per area.) 7i •• 4 0 0 Carat Western. (dl.. at the rate of 4 la mire per ad ann.) Yorkshire Hallway 39 » 6 12 7 ZlOO Reek (die. at the rate of Spa ant psr ann.) 42 7 1 10} is Weeks sad loath Western* (die. at the rate of per cent per ann.).- &S se 6 0 0 Larks and Brighton* (divi dend 411 a per lOW. stook for the half year, aqua to 41.18 per __ _ NaL porta .. l6 ~ 60 0 W coin iTgal;;;Taaiii pm, at O tab s 61 Ima ant. ma.) 116 ~ 4 13 1 ...—. MT. at Oa nu at II pat aL 0 to 8 8 0 Per 3 per Oast Cam* nriarark ilisa ... . 95{ i ( 251 . Psi 9726 1 " City et DOM Nersimist Oimry — (100i. paid 118 Whitlow Onim= .-- (X pa id) 1 i 'Si Bend poi Delft and Dielphpip $l, limes 'fide --. .1 I IN 11XCII/1113111 AND MX= 11/1110.11D. I Far Meow& Nancy. 10pasOmi thew & Lowest. Maas '— Spar Ceuta. ....... .... SR 13 311 0 94 40 9$ 0 GS 40 3 per C 41341.. S do. New Low „ • • • • Ci 4 4 per Con ento 30 t 5.... .. per 72 • • Necbgese on Loodoo: SO doyv, 3.1 474; 101 dm, U U. " 11010de, 3, 1810 Da. 6, 1942 1 1 „ Do. 44 Do. 3 beads ... 3 „ Pledmaat 3 precuts. V; 00 „ Beak Shares PARIS, Kars ft. Doesaa.—Paris and Orleans', 780 ; Paris sad Nowa, 340; Naar sad Ilasee, 141 23 ; Avignon aad Yan.Ulca, ' S 171 1•• bout, tad Ban* 116 23 ; (Notre (Weems), 317 30; Orleans Lid Bor. dorm, 403; Northers, 441 73; Paris mad atnabourr. 34 5 73 ; Tam sad Nasta, 251 13; Koatereas sad Trorw, 110; Grande (b b., —; Welt bask), MN; Versailles (idt Sant), —. DIMUIR, Kim= ll.—Vo'unitary 10aa,119111. National Debt, VA Beak Mares. 93. Wawa. flaws 4.-1 , 11. jar pad 1644411kpra. 1 4 1 4 1 T Per cern. do.. 73. Beek Ilautres.lllll. Itawessea w hwkraf.ll4. - - - AISRODMI. Moon 6.—Dutslt Foods : Active Dir. Treartr miff p i MM., 33i money, 56 bolls; Ditto lino pet aria.. 651 mOO% 4.4 bills; Ditto. Pour per Cents., MI warm liins; Alla iloi Thrft4odoo-lialf per Cents., la mei% tdb ; 03 .. onor-sod-o•IWS per Cent-, 1 no. 1 tills. Buboes% 1 .solit 12.02 ; 2 moths 11 ; Ifirosbonr, 5 1 2 bi 53.05 ; 2 EMU II ; Paris, sight 54 56 • 2 moths MC The loam blood Purrs we n, o pia very Moody to-tt inib lesosli dirk law an ta=ol . tsoisesy, *sold as yeatardisy. stroap. PoiturlOwl la lois falba tot. Is lisolio Amebas Mut dr ram Tra sod Defined Der Imo satinUy 114.—Diml. 3 pit Mk THIS DAY. Orear. Two o' The English funds are very quiet to-day, but the market is much firmer, and prices have advanced awe the ravening. Comb opened at 98 to 1, at which they *fere done, and soon Meuse 94 to both for money and account, at which they are at prevent quoted. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 981 and # ; the new Three-and-e-Quarter per Cents. 981 and 99. inehequer Bills, 611., Ws., and 59e.; and India 9- &ads, 84s. and 88s. prem. Lang Annuities, 81 and 18. In the foreign stock market prices generally are very steady. For Portuguese there is an improving tendency, and the Converted Debt has been Unne eded at 341. Peruvian stocks continue heavy and declining ; the Four per Cents. were lest dealt in at 71, and the Deferred bonds at 291. The treatise tions are not numerous, being confined to the following : Brazilian Bonds, at 881; Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., at 531 and 1; ditto Four per ;Cent. Cer attester, at 881 and 87. Mexican. at 29/, and I. Peruvian Four per Cents., at 72 and 71 ; ditto Deferred, at 301 and 291. P Converted, at . . - . • me - Cents., at lr# 1 rm. 111:3 1ti,121 MINCING-LANE.—THIII DAT. Suonn.—The public sales declared for to-morrow are ra ther large, say 6,600 bags Mauritius, 6,000 bags Bengal, and 6,000 bags Madras. The result of the Dutch sale, published today, has had the tendency to check the demand hers for foreign descrigions. Comm.—We are without transactions by prirate contrast to-day ; 665. was accepted late on Saturday for good ordinary native Ceylon, at which there do not now appear to be buy ers. Much anxiety exists as to the result of the Dutch sale which takes place to•day in Amsterdam. Oita.--Steady. Seal, pale, 371.105. to 381. ; Straw, 361, to 361 ; brown and yellow. 311. 101. to 321.105. ; Sperms, 821. to 821.101. ; liesdniatter, 861. to 871.; Cod, 341. ; South Bea, 321. to 344 ; Oliv• Cialipoli, 491. to 801. ; Spanish and Sicily, 481. to 491. ; Palm, 321. to 321. 10s. ; Cocos -nut, 331. to 361. ; 8 ed, rape, pale, 401. 101 to 411.; Linseed, 321.10 5 . to 321. 16s. There has been a general abuses of d emand for produce te-my in the private contract market. P, OF TALLOW.-THIS DAY. ISM Ile. MO. 1,790 115,094 1 299 !41,e.c.4 Sink Ms day Cooks. 20,676 37,032 Delivery lost west MAI 1,110 Do. loss Ist Joao trent last week ll6 13 Do. has Ist Joao 'dos Y. C. this day pie eort 10i. N. 406. 90. 17..3d. Do. Thorn , 110. Od. 434. Od. 393.6 d. PUBLIC Bum; advertised for Friday, March 15: 360 casks and 600 boos South American Tallow, and 400 casks Aucralian ditto. Arrival Do. h Pram Y MARIE-LANE.—THIS DAY. The supply of Wheat at this morning's market by land carriage samples from the near counties was a very short one. The But: Wheat sold at fully last Monday's rates, but upon the ii.mtish runs prices were rather la favour of the buyer. In foreign Wheat the transactions wars very limited, and in some instances rather lets money was taken, particularly when it was accessary to clear vessels. Flour a dui sale, at the reduced rates of list 'Lek. Malting Batley was again Is. cheaper. Grinding and distilling unaltered. Oats told in retail quantities at about former peeps. Dealers and consumers hold off the market as much as poser sib's, expecting better choice of samples when foreign sup plies come to band. Beane and Peas dull sale, at.the quotations of this day sa'anight. BRITISH. Shillings per .Clr eraser, Boort sad Lat. rod 34 to 36 to 36...whit0 37 to 39 to 43 liortolk sad ftlollt. 33 to 37 to 39... do 36 to 33 to 43 Tolman' Illoos re SWISS' Orsb. La n ni... 34 to 37 to4o _whits.... 37 to 39 to 47 ftra.. 22 to 24 BAILLOT. Feeding ... 2O to 21...distiaing —to2oto 22 Malting. Gera, English Feed. 1l to 16 to Ife 66...tdask: — to Ditto Poland. ... 16 to 17 to 17s Cid...potato 21 to 21e 6,1 Bawl& 6 &etch bed 17 to IS. 6d...potato l9 up 194 64 Dish bed 11 se 12s 66., Wet.. l3 t 6 134 6.1 Ditto potato l6 to 17.61 !Lux ..... ....—................-.-.... SO to 12...ine,rele „.. 82 to 54 Fuss, ray 25 to Me Od Ample 24 to 27 Blue 24 to 16 to 23...hepswial BO to 33 White 23 to 24.. boilers. 21 to 26 Lrammo Camas, per ;lowland A9 Os. te A 9 10e. Pr sack el 210Iba nova, Town-made, delivered 36 to 33... fine household 22 to 34 Norfolk and Suffolk 50 to 31... white 3l to 33 . FOREIGN. WSLIT. Motile and lkoisaberi ... n to 43... fine 43 47 to 31 Pomeranian, Bono* aad Kett* 4l to 41 Dania and Homburg Sudan 34 to 36...EgyptLin — to Danob o and Odeon .. 33 to 37 to —...Australian..... 44 to 31/ Oato. alma .... ... l4 to 16 Posionmos mai Strahood ...... l3 to 17 NitoINM tml Danish l3 14 o 16 1 7 t1oMal sod Dutch hod l2 IS to 14 DOM MOW IT to 20...Th0d Twos, MNIM•11. per barrel of 19614. 2O to 23 Oral= 21 to 23 amok got lack of 26010 a. hen 2l to 39 ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 4th MARCH TO 9th MARCH. Gra. lashed Beata. lrloh. Foreign. Whe - .. —...., 1 2057 4024 71.9 Oata at I 4623 4091 I 1630 I 2251 Moot, 9,223 roes: 1,334 torn& Malt, 5,046 qrs. • 34i, 34, sad /. apsaich Active me pee Coati 171, the Pandve, at 3i. NNOIIIIN MIDS.—Tim DAT. 1 ark OW*, Wei To 12 IN. Oc raw i s k ;a tw. NO 2 is eel. AAR& 1 . UM. is su . ON vases. 6 per et Pedals Ophils, per Cs. Orawab Mt. IT II 41 ger 01. big. Needs.le 111 Ofawls Detwrad Dit, 4 111 2i per Cl 6 pow et. Mu.. 1566,22, I t. Ilespllisa Wt. NH 4 et. Power Nat TO. I 6 t r l4o NM a •C. Wowed BOP . 6 per Ct. Buenos Apr 4 ra-&-Lorie.:6; a Ditto OAPs, Ma, 2 NW Womb. NW Si — ma, IT t enhontimit iqq6l•• bk. 3 i lc Z Vali sea. II 2 II per CC Male Nit . T 6 2 ProW2 NOLA a IP pat 01_20p106 WWI 6e Wit CIL Twins& lit. SS I 4 pw R. Dart eirts..2l. 12 as swis Potent Sia.. in COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. . _ Cur's Hartley, 155.; Eden Main, 165.; 11a;ting's Hartley, 14s. 9d.; Tandeld Moor, 14s. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Hetton, 17s. ; Walls Bad Stewart's, 17s ; Walla End Tees, 17t.-13hipa at matket, 306. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mews. Patteaden and Smith rennet that the market continues the same. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, THIS DAY. The arrivals from the Continent continue to be very ex tensive, much beyond the demand ; consequently, many Cr. obliged to be stored. Trade is very heavy, and it is with difficulty the following prices have been obtained :—Twis lisa t spts, Ws. to 100*. ; Wssbeoh, 60s. to 80,. ; Scotch. 60s. to 701. ; Cups, 60s. to 70e.; French:whites, GOs. to 704. ; Belgian, 6.51. to 00s. ; Rhenish, 60e. to Ms. SMITHFIELD MARKET-THIS DAY. The supply of Beans is rather larger than on Monday last, although the number falls considerably short of what was expected. Trade Is very dull sad It it with much ditH cult that ht. quotations tare maintained for the choicest kinds. Several remain unsold. The number of Sheep is larger, but the average quality very indifferent; consequently the best Downs - are readily sold, but other kinds me e t w ith a dull sale. Calies are not over plentiful, quite adequate, however, to the demand, and no higher prices can be quoted. Trade is very heavy for Pigs. From Germany and Hollosd there are 139 Beasts, 330 Sheep, and 6(... Calves ; Spsin, 28 Beasts ; France , 200 Sheep ; Scotland, 600 Beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,100 ; and 300 from the Midland Counties. Per stoeu si f MA an. 4. poe o w a gi a d. 'mama . 3 3 8 Dug =VER.. Oh 0 0 Dot ...... 34 3 4 Dal 3 6 8 400004 WSW Dlesb.. If S 0 Do. *La 34 4 4 aassaaa soma 3 0 4 Ito , 30 4 0 Do. do. 0 Dot Du: a ilaimpreda 4 4 4 Was 0 0 Des4a at ambit. 3.400 ; Mead Lei* 78.308 08 e1p.183. DEATH OF GENERAL PAXENRAM.—Major- General 11 the Hon. Sir IWOIII9II Rowley Pakenham, K. .8., brother to Omura! Patentiam, who fell at New Orleans, and brother. in-law to the Duke of Wellington, died suddenly, on Thurs. day eveciag, the 7th instant, about 10 o'clock, at Langford lodge, the family residence in the county of Antrim. General Nimbus was about 70 yaws of age, and, as an officer, had earned a kith character by his services in the Peninsular war.—Northern Whig. THE VACANT COLONELCT.—Tbe oolonelcy of the 18th Royal Irish Regiment u to he given to Lieut. Gen. air J. Fitzgerald, the colonel of the 62nd Foot, and Sir John, la to be succeeded as colonel of the latter regiment by Major. Geteral Fergamoa, C.B. THE GORHAM CASE AND THE METROPOLITAN Ceuece Uxtore.—We an authorised to state that louse. dist* sops an in contemplation on the part of the Metro politan Church Union, for the vindication of the church'. autonomy in matters of faith, In consequence of the judg ment pr. flounced yesterday by the Jadioial Committee of the Privy Council. We understand that the union has been hitherto silent on the subject, from a persuasion that the 'motion might be taken up with much gutter practical e ff ect after the delivery of the santenes.—John Bad. INCENDIARISM.— The Stamford Mercury states that two stacks of straw and wheat, a cart, and some farm implements, the property of Mr. 'Leap, of Low Toynton, a mile from lionweatle have bum deelle=hy an Incendiary ide is fire. T the fourth Ire has wound In I this part of Llsoolnshire within last three weeks, Barrnis Law An. Abirdess larks Hants 14t. t ..m . a e. da =r i- guarsatee SiourValle) g=ifel i sad Nadia, KM. Stallartatllt Ikatek sol im am lima., sad WEL- Orkbel I Da. Lalkees_ ..... . Da. MO Pmellseweee Cbesin sad Rellbseil Da. Padieuma - D•sidls sal en— MUMJ ... ... I p. Cl. Tra g : l vala ps. l A 4 De. New Pref. 6 it. C 1..... I De. ILL, p. «'N No.o. I 2 i Do. do. De. N. Is IL 6 per Ct De. Do. Nowdo. I per Cent Casten Union, s ir . A (lan IL U. Bs.) C. -. Do. elan B. sad din Do. Sid Buti, J a c. 0 p. Ot.) Do. Now shor ... . . I Do. New 4 es Bas Ussolasklre g sod Cileagow. I arislfievil, Is Dosed • Kuser ea* Lunouta Oren Nertbeni _ ". Do. kisses, A, Defense ,i Dn. inese. B. 6n•Cl I Do. per OPAL Pref... r 1. Ben& ead West. (In; Gr ill s :. fle w : I C IP 4 LI" Do. New, An Do. New, all ... De. stales ... ... D 0... . ... Do. New, &If ... I Lancealur iAms46DLD°. Do. Tbainsritda e aad d rd e. m .. l 7.. .c limi :r : Ln - si i : is De. ... ... Do. New (getZli p . .Ct.j De. Liverpool and Bun I Do. West Ming Ulan. Do. Preston end Wpm Do. 4 shares (A) ... Leeds sad Bradford... Levis sad Think 4 Do. Prof. 6 f 3 . o !lent 24 1 Do. 14 2 Do. Do. No 9 Diagesitsre 16116 I London sad Blackwe ll DI Lon., Brighton. k S. 00•114 ' I Do. New gua. 6 p.Ct. Do. rammed I p. Ct „,- eCroydon Thirds D.: 0,...: 3 per Cent D..c . ,,,,,,, t. ., n.C5.,1632 I London and Onene -Ima • • Do. Preference . - London is North.efeeters. Do. do. New 4 shares Do. Plaits Do.s luon,al. . locie.(e London & Foutit.Mestero I Do. Now, £3O ... Do. New, SO ... Do. New Preference LoweeteilOner.4 per CalL Wasik, Ber.,andllatioei Usaelt., fibef.,lkLineolosh Do. 1 6 sberes, Do. thane, No. 2 I Do. shares, No. 3 Do., ew RIO Prcf. Do., Greet Granby IDo. do. Do. soor. - LoiloQo Do. Orineby Dock i Do. Linen Union d Do. ! 30 ;6 , 4_ -, - RAILWAYS. TRW DAT, Two o'Ccoou. The share market to-day is rather heavy in tone, and prices generally are looking downwards, e specially for the heavier descriptions of s t oc k s . G ree t Westerns have declined to 671; South-Easterne, to 17#; Ber wick., to 14. North Westerns mark 104;; South Westerns, 65; Midlands, 39i. Foreign shares are attracting no notice. '-wr ;=4P a_TI Deal 6;n7e7i trip: Do.RrewashValleyPirof. Newoestie and Carlisle Do. New 1120 Do. Extension Do. Cavan. Se pis CL.. North Britian Do. tames „. Do. hiede l'r tfedalkire er l e". gui Oxford, Wore., t Wisher. Read.. Guild„ and Reigate I Royston and Hitabin . *Quiet Central Soottiah Midland I shrews- el: inn., Clm A Doy Do. , New Guaranteed.- Obrowebuty and MIMI (Nor. W. Mu.) I Do Halm 11 BO: o . 7w6it - ri - Do. II per Ont. Pref. 1181tropth Dalai ... ;South Do. Preforms „. doutb Staffordshire * iMouth Eamon Do. R 7.7 .7 —... Do. No. 3 ... ... 10 I Do. 43 South Wales ..e la i7rl4l.l7:m.aMi ads: IS' disci:Held, Rotherham', and p.Ct. PO Waterfordasll Allmmay so Wear Valley, • gua. is I a: . do. do. . SO i Mita, 5001e.1, 4,1 WoTsi. IS Tork,NeweAstlektierwlel PO Do. Eat. (Yorh&Newea. I Do. G.N.P. Pureht..rPrel So York and North MAJ..° 10 Do. Prefereace Faactox RArtways. Anibal.= (IMO !au mailbattliaL z = l ;trat Memo' ex: — Or em WWI roatoofus Do. Lazeonoorg Madrid 114 . Cdt;ItIZ . Nommr and Lisp Noulliont of hoses ... Ofiano sad Bonham .. Pano sod Orlsooo Moroi Zoos faAa al Ottritserg bra lied 1 / 1 1.10 lbw Tama sal Nemo Ilt 124 db. car iam •• • re U 2S Ili • se Si ra se 4 pm- SI ID Ms. lit 14 aim. IT 174 Ilk 114 1 7 0 1 1 7 1 t PZ 10 4 $4 dig. Ii If i I I I t poi. Pga Pa 57 if ea div.l a 7pla z dvd 4 41 $ S ISI Is I IS 17$ 2$ 16_ U - it 11 14 1 dil 2 21 4i di 10; 11 27 29 Zia 213 :48 ND pa. 4 8$ pas. 18 29 pia 38 18 ex dir. ss 14 3 1 :1 II 11 r dl4. 96 Is 4$ 49 I 1 4 Pal 43 64 per 11 pa 41 43 14S 14 Cs. SI si di.. II 11 dls. 2 _;Pm 74 7 dia. 41 43 - 4 1 .14 pni 974 184 8_ 9. db. 3 44 dis. 14 f din Ca 34 4 ez. dlr. 794 604 IJ4 134 101 101 37 33 iO4 ji 23! s ii 104 1031 az di. I die par „ 1 707 61 a 10 17 dla 7, 16 14 dim „ 1 707 II 16 24 rr 41 41 dia. , 12_ la 7 II li 6 7 6 7 a a II I 4 1 I_ II [ 3 9 i 40 ex en. die 23 24f dis 01f 191 ex die 123 124 43 30 es div 14 13 dim ~ 174 111 i 4 a 491 $ " 2 S Pm. 111 10 Ala. 9 10 lit iii 17 I 4 i Pal- 1 61 7; di& 6 6 di.. I If pa. 10 8 di s idy 5 dilt. „ 14 12 dia. „ I f dim 14 14f ex in. _II I ii i 4 ii,,. 4 4 27 26 dia. .6 /d 4. 1 e dim. 1 S fr 14dPrs: 14t II di& II IS 6i 3/ dia. 4/ aim.. 6 7 12 lif 6 e die e ipm i I Ps& 7 h 41s. S 71 db. 61 t 3 13 6 1 3i 10 *2 ill Gi 9 21 10. ii 3 9 4 2 IA dla ni 61 6i 6 1 I ISI IS I7e Pk" 711 6 az litv 271 261 1 61 7 $ 101 1 U j 7j ex dly Hi . 48i IP Si es div Su i LOS , le excllv 111 12e .9 le SI 3 „ 39j ex di, 14i es int 3 3 LIFBRPOOL, March 9. STOCE,BICRANOII.—The market to-day wu very dull, but prices remained about the rune. Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late C. and B. 221. sham, 0 per cent. till '3O), 101 d.— Lansethire and Yorkshire (kith shares), ed d.—London and North Western, 103 ad e.d c. 3—Ditto (newttharesi. 3s. ed e. I d.—Ditto (( shares, C), d p.-11idland, 401—Ditto (0 shams), 20 134. ed. 41. douth Eastern and Dover (No. 4, kw as d..e aj d.), 3d. MANCHESTER, March 9. BTOOI-11X0HAX01. There was an exceedingly berry market, but without perceptible change of prices. BIRMINGHAM. March 0. egoCti-Eunumsesi.—Thu 'market was sot quite so firm today, a circumstance which in probably attributable to the fast that Nero Sr. said to hare been speculators for the fall this account. North Stafford' closed at 10j tits., and dhrewsbury and Birmingham 11.'s at 3/ dia. BRISTOL, March 9. OVWCW-IXOKamin.—The market was sorn.what heavier, sad ►ut Utile Weiner wee concluded within exchange hours. LIEDS, March 9, STOOK-ZICIILNOR.—There us more sellers than buyers In the market to-day, and prices hare consequently receded a little. The only transactions are to Leeds and Think Preference, Nu. 2, ut 5 de,.; North Waiters Alston to Lancaster Um), 12'. Is. 3d. Ws.; and yak and North Midland Preference, at 31. Ils. Sd. din. I'ORK, March 9. 81001 EICalklFOl.--- (}rest Northern, 71. 18s. 9d. 71 ; York, Ifewe.RY , and Beeerlek N.E. Parchnee), 11. Us. 9d.; York sod Meta Oland Prolorrore, I OXFORD, WORCIISTNR, AND WOLVARRAMPTON.—At the meeting of the Town-couocii of Worcester, ea Toes isy, the Mayor detailed the nature of the interriew which the depu tation had obtained with the railway commissioners as to the completion of the ab we tine, Thecommissioners had entered fully into the circionstenees of the cue, with an ovidsut sire to aid the objects of the deputation, and said they would immediately all on the Groat Western to state de cidedly what were their intentions. (From the Mining/event:lo An average amount of business has been transacted this weds, and the amounts from the mines generally are of • most cheerier character. In Devon Great Consols several abuts have changed hands at an advanced price. Treviskey and Barrier have been in demand, and business done at a considerable ad. Vanes, 'riding from some vary important improvement■. Coadurrow, Bast Pool, South Basset, and South Tolgu.s, have also been in request. Herodsloot is represented to have improved, especially in the 94 north, and the 82 'south. Tiler* has been an inquiry for Tincroft, and several shares hate changed hands at en advance. Since lest week's report a very important and valuable discovery has been made; in driving a cross cut north from the 80 fm. level, they have intersected a new lode (now called Grant's lode), and from the last account they nate driven 6 feet into it, and no ap pearance of the north wall. The lode is estimated as worth iron 601. to 601. per Is. A eroas-cut has also been com mented in the 70, to intersect it at that point. At North Tincroft engine shah, sinking wan the 100 him Isla, Ile leis it 7 It. wile, worth WI. pee • Other pares et the mine continue productive. In Great Rough Tor Consols an important improvement has taken place ;in driving a cross-cut in the 46 fathom level east they hi ve iotenected a large and productive lode, hav ing every appearance of further improvemera. Among the m veral improving mines in \Vales we may notice Bsgair Llee, Dane, Court Grange, Llwyomaleee, Bast Garen, ete. ; and we learn that Pens nk and Brglodd mines have teen taken up by an influential company, with • view of working spiritedly. At North Friendship they have discovered a very produe tive lode, now rich for lead. This discovery will prove highly advantar;eons for Kinesett and Bedford, as the lode ram through the latter sett for 400 fins. At Wheal Comfort meeting a dividend of 31. per there was declared. At South Frances usual bi•monthly meetiog a dividend of 121. 10s. per share wee declared for the mitnths of D..ctmber and January, leaving a Wane* of 1,1551. t, credit of next account. A profit cf 1,7751. ICs. was made on the two months' working, and the mine is represented as being in a highly stratifying position. The ()ocums Mines declared the usual bi-monthly dhi dead of 5001. for December and January, being 51. per share, payable at the offices of Messrs. John Taylor aid Son. At North Wheal Friendship meeting, the accouott for three months were audited, acd a balance of 1251. 17s. 9d. found in favour of the mine; but, in consequence of some heavy law charges attendant upon the preparation of the Rases, a call of 10s. per share was made, for paying off the same. At East Wheal Rose meeting, a dividend of 151. per share was declared. Wheal Russell account for three months wu held on the 21st Feb., when a balance of 3361. wu shown apinat the adventurers, and a call of 10s. per share was made. At the But Buller hi-monthly account a balance of 4101. 3s. Bd. was due to the purser, and a call of 11. yer share wu made. At the meeting of South Wheal Josiah, the accounts showed balance in favour of adventurers (supposing all calla paid) of only 9111. 6s. A tardy at of justice to the honest adventurers was resolved on—that et abso:ute forfeiture of ell shares on which exist outstanding calls. When it is cou ntered how many highly promising undertaking, have bees eventually " knacked,' from indecisive conduct in this re spect, it is to be hoped the managers of this mine will not subject themselves to censure, should such fate result on their proceedines. At Great Work meeting, the profit on the workings of October, November, and December, allowed a dividend of 101. per share being declared. Ai - the Llwyn;alees meeting, the accounts op showed rt leadfro tub b e a l itnh a ge n Cnnie mine ey l i l i fll f oh . rhe l n liyo f n o v u od r u a o 2o l b : a me t i c ep u : tur :rre e d se..o expected tone to • be ready by the first week in March. The steam-eogin• will be completed by the Ist May, when the returns wi,l be considerably ice eeeee d. An improvement has recently been made, by the discovery of a lode 14 io. wide, solid boo. A few weeks aince we noticed the discovery of a rich vein of lead near the surface at Landaulph, which attracted considerable attention at the time. We are able to give the following state of the progress being made : Wyniond's shaft has been sunk 61 fathoms, on the course of the lode; the lode is lull 4 ft. big, composed of iich silver leal ores, pilau, quartz, and a few spots of mundic. The rocks of lead ore are from 56 to 100 lbs. in a rock ; and the underlie of the lode is 2 ft. 4 in. per fathom ; the walls are perfectly regular, without a warp." A report from Penzance, in giving a summary of business transacted in the locality, states that Botalluk shares have been in request, and done at an advance ; Whist 'teeth had improved in price ; West Wheal Treasury bad very consi derably improved. 112 Penzance Consols a large a=ount of business has been transacted, and the mine is represented ea in a very productive and highly promising position. An ineffrc,ual attempt had been made to amalgamate and work conjointly the Boewidden and Nan can setts. The mines in the neighbourhoods of Redruth, Illogan, and Gwennap are stated to be looking remarkably well, and mining generally was in a gratifying and encouraging position. The failure of Messrs. B. Smith and Son ' of Bow, copper smelters, was announced on Wednesday last. From inquiries which we have made we do not learn that any of our home mines are likely to suffer. THE BRITANNIA TUBULAR BRIDGE. Mr. Stephenson, in proposing the health of the Directors of the London and Holyhead Railway, and re turning thanks for bis own at the entertainment given at Holyhead in celebration of the opening of the great tubular bridge, spoke u follows in reference to the st u p en d ous wee k which be has accomplished. It was to him certainly a triumph, and a proud one, to have been able to piece to the must sceptical the possibility of that safe transit over the Menai by means of a tubular beam, which at first sight had appeared to be altogether im practicable. But, in exact proportion as he felt the impor tance of the triumph, did he feel • grateful consciousness towards those whose confidence and trust had enabled him to achieve it. Had they ceased to confide, his project would have been inevitably blighted. Yet he was sometimes surprised himself, at the unwavering trust which bad been reposed in him ; especially when the peculiar, the gigantic, and the unprecedented nature of the undertaking presented itself to the mind. To throw an iron tube over the Menai of such solidity and strength as to ensure safe transit, to the utmost extent of any possible contingent traffic, was no small undertaking; and well did he remember being startled at the magnitude of the idea when it first preseated itself to his contemplation. It was, in fact, difficult to reduce an hi e' j a .,;lving the contemplatioA and due arrangement of physical elements to stupendous without some feeling allied to awe or to dismay. When, however, the conceptaiM lad become reduced to figures, calculations, and the minute consideration of ell its detail s , h e f ound it to ba per ' fectly practicable an ' p...! ectly safe. The occurrences of the present day had proved sou ! how then could he be otherwise than grateful towards the company who had unhesitatingly left to him the direction of the undertaking and the full completioi of the plan. The scheme had not been perfected ell at once, but had been the result of many combined considerations, the didiculties and details of which would shortly be made known to the world in • work which was being prepared by his friend Mr. Clarke. The public would then be better able to appreciate the real difiiaulties that had been overcome. He trusted that the: eveat of this day would be the precursor of great future good ; and would lead to a closer and more intimate intercourse between the two islands, that would ensure the pacification and happiness of Ireland. Notwithstanding the national importance of Up undertak ing, he regretted to state that, in some other points of view, • cloud had hovered over it; but he was now glad to recog nise the commencement of • more hopeful and brightening prospect to the financial interests of the railway company. The true and accurate calculation of all the conditions anti elements essential to the safety of the bridge bad been a source not only of mental but of bodily toil : including, as it did, • combination of abstract thought and well-considered experiment, adequate to the magnitude of the prrjeet. And what could be said of these men who, with out study, without knowledge, without baying sub mitted their notions to the test of experiment, came forward to shake the confidence of the public by raising a cry of danger where all was safe and durable, as the material of the bridge itself. Persons capable of appreciating the nature of calculations essentially preliminary to the formation of such a bridge, would know that such calculations were not visionary : end what wu the result ? Why ! that the bridge would sustain, and sustain safely, more than sees n times such trains as had that day passed through it were they piled one upon another ; and that • wsight of three thousand tone might safely press upon any part of the Moor of the tube, or be suspended from its centre. In fact there was no Portion of the railroad so adequate to its work as was the tube. AfreLEY'S.—Her Majesty hes presented Mr. Batty, the yr..prietor of this theatre, with a pair of pure Arabian poises recently imported, whose tint appearance in th e arena is to take plats as soon as their objectless to the substitution of " sawdust ' for " mad" hays been reeonciled, and their ef forts to square the circle overcome. TUE DEATH Or MR. 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