The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-19 00:00:00

/ "As , • e o ° .e l l s-‘•••-i.—.$2-v",4_,e_4e.-0•'‘ ----- -........./ 1 . . - I .' - . • '''"- - '. , d yi r.. -- I : ....2 'T : + '7 ' / I •I . . • t . ..i 01 t ...... • 1:.. ) • d'.. 1 ifj , ~.,., ~ 1 ..... ;0 N' I 1 1 ,1144 ,. , . . I•.i. • I . L " iii i ' 1 . • Alii iiiV . .., , . ... . . i -......... ............ . . ` _•. a . No. 1,111.1 LONDON, TIXBDA ; 1( 41911011Nct; • MARCH 19, :19519. RAILWAYS. 'IIA,NUFACTURING DISTRICTS. THE PROPOSED OWEN'S COLLEGE AT MANCHINTER. Czaires HO4hTiL Wisie - myoo She' czato6o M mirky. 0 tem offthe Sofsolior Pena go, I ds lie ow, as ihe hese of :root e r the Mel MI of' Ohillienwelleb. Prim oAI has bie wilaellatton aow el the Bev. Mr. Wiwi' of murder, who modal the dawrtimer of Lord Nelson. Tile LOW OVIITAINID BY TEI GLOBE AIIIIIIPATIM Calms hes she rusatly dimmed defeleatiew of ow of tied aledis WM, it la said. prove to b of tarp waosat, resent &brio 50,0002. or 000001. ' Thera Was. to ho an irjrwia. however, thee the netbrodinewit sweet by toowidog shis front it widens diem pelt to efiewookas lb& the waste wan dew mat snout Mown Mulls total what have hither.* shown la the, Ideetwohoete, th e AM Wog t hat bat for =OM th• return or Waft time so Uwe iradhdein asap' We abeesheldsea would to that es lest haw bees esowanted. monist a are took pplase at a embiost Oielleenbaawl, alndtal, weeks Pilald *wt. TWIN t.i 11 moldy snob of wator,und, Intaaatalr, the fteneas seaueedril la ssag the donor, which was enteadve, to the warbabor. [THREEPENCE, YORK. Mara% 18. Tam DAT, Two dowel., The share market to-day is quiet, with a limited &moat of businesa Prices are very steady for most lines, and the market generally may be oonsidered a shade firmer. London and North Westerns and Great Westerns are specially steady, and were last dote at 104 and 67i respectively; ?Teeth Stator& have im proved to 8i ; .Isiaas are rather weaker, marking 10g. Foreign lines are neglected. Dutch Rhenialthave been transacted at 21. per share. Swot= Bicmums York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 131; Latta Newcastle Extmdaa, a ; Teak and North Midland Fre iman al. B/RJUNGRAM, Hared 18. Stocx-Ilicruttem.—This Aar. market was quiet to-day, sod pries• were stationed. Very little badmen was transacted. HAMBURG, March 15. BoLIRHtILLi.—H.t b. Bergd., 92 bills ; Berlin Iluab., 1124 bloc, $2 mosey ; Ooiogne Minden, 11$ eillti $ 4 mosey ; MV/Imenborg, 014 We, 114 money; Medea& William 44 bills, 424 /money ; Altana Yid, 93 ; Meeklen. tilbs; Olninuelt, 3$ ; Copenhagen, Betbacbgd, 311 bYle ; Haab. Bend Pi betty, live par Cent, 11l WI; 1044 money ; Clacion Minden Priority, naciwts-Ralf pa Cent., 1011 tele ; ditto. Piro per Oent,lo4 money; Mecklenburg Priority, rooms& &Half per Cent, 101 bills, 1014 money. Ides sassy op to I *Week. Ilazew Lawairs. 50 5irt. 4 71.1;•:: 7 Is maistat,am,iiii: Swim Nab Ilat. 11 U 1 i Ms. 111 10111 RAILWAY MEETING. AND CARLISLE. - _ r xHIBITION of INDUSTRY 4 ALL NATIONS, ISSI. • a if , heettattet We seated Oienleitle• kePraislan Ilts dm TeoNwe. eebt * l2O Laellehee lisikestft is Minh 11114 WIS. 11. FORIWA. req.. leapt Is the Male a •re u.ro.iar Re•oia•koe oentamiesselo • 1. M A the I.lwermit ratleses be eissietedteVr a wwwleles sc , e.r.sa. the lehaNefate at an We selmelpeame: - a W.-re a I.l•neen salt. O. theith. Wm. 10110111. Abe M L b ,,„.k . p Frew'''. E. Msibease, J. liettme.C. Imo% 0. J. p.m,. Iv. IL IbeckA. d. L. Tee. 11....1 he NIL LA-mas S. ileum seeerbil by L Lamm, In. t :. Mc !tiff*/ baring AAA thet It trap Ws .....0.. I . b i i s Lee,km .edit Me fledge uerk -111 . 11111 4. %la elme stostag dt. on* that the Wei ni will rate that an, Ad d y d iding_ ma nom , . with tbe to t e eat ap es tb. torsi:As rte view, fins committee is / A l ma , d sun:. fir the Itzbihrwa. 5,..,4 II IL W. Tart LT. 1M ; wad d e by J. eu.,.. Me fclkerfw outverlrtiess kale al m ay A m ii - i - a d i re t d . INC:.rae. Verb e. mad 00.‘1,” 0 J. / .......... gill 0 W. Ilciftell Wil Wet... lee 0 W :EaTiZi oseik . _ •• • wars at --- - - NI • i Omega. SA ancee IS 0 P. r. . 'WWI . HA Omer% aid Laud W. Cloneett eal Ijo U II Hardy - ••••••••••- " e , G. Sewn ll 0 3,. 1. rshiolihmed oh so 8. um °L.._ • • 0, mink. Pm. Ad Ce. SO di , ..,.~ Craws mid amp ........ r , rad. G. Ted „ . 10 0 Iberia aad cot___-- • ....... • A Teeearad. TreliZied Os lO II L 0 4 0 7 014 ".• ••••••••• Si Ham bteem ...- ........ -10 le J. 1411.1215 4 ear .- ..... as WHE PREM.' . sußsTrttrrE for su.vsm.— no BM Zr XII. SILVIS& Ifteleeed IS ran= LLIAII O. It IP "dds dais be die pow proem et 1:1010 , A ..ad_cb b Wpm& ell elle .4=l atildt stello gb , a.r...• dr. Wet en le semi. V il a et oreetree..l. la die hosehund 1eetn 0 ,...__ •••44 I f At the lipb eiereeler et dr Van& Or Is%' , ''" • OM One arias at,. . I weft eta. " -m ar w0•/MR le 'bat eau be ewOled 07 *IT 010 * b'' • •`"' ' Jae poillie erg 11•11 they b, dhutegehhetl ham Mal Tla S r qr. per Mega ....- ......... lea. ... ele. ...V . Mew . Feria Pow A , _ Wa. NI. ... We. 1-,bl. • ria. : 1... ......... ........ *oh ... as. ... sso. • Span 1 • ad edit euer. vitle;r — aoreeetlebo. ./0.. al peiperlitsile 1 ,..... mmighhrjohohoo. der n ati wa, reeeet 41.411LLT Pt= WOT M ig it a b. Thesided thee TAW% lattimrs. Pawn. 7 ...r.nee 'ad Forts. falltfte.per deem M. - Wa. tale. 1 ... f .: al..* re line llle. We. ... hie. 1 e, •.:tt , eel dam SM. ......—...«« &a - Ito. ... lb. •,~ .htlo ...i resangass, Mat nertuvbes es well al et ewe" kra. , ~ , trar:e. selt :Prr_ra) rm. a,, 1 INV ii. BL 11000•0 (lAelthepea obd leteles) abiek A Arm , ; ..,. 4,,,,,, ,r,ea•earyls Mettelky Os lowest la the owe* sad ," ,-.. ~ a, lorlftd es sa Sea lemon 11.-10. oWhithebreet Ode. ' . •. ha ade r elt e r ha t Ma k e llvemetrateet. la Wlle.elleit. 1/181. A CF. RTALNat d speedy CURB for INFLUENZA, (via% Amor. med Dit. A. Le Me the Lexie — l 7e i grltW ei nVr=lC IMMIX • , and hes fix recipe ottbe beet lipmeterOteres.....Z p. • 4 . 11 canter. &wee:4 telebreiet as the mot p.. • u *1 palm wry mileenme. Pretend ee~ly yT. Ileheete •L510.. 1 •Aae./Purt. r,t-ftreet, Larks ; sot add violet& by , Cherelyeed; Steetay est ask Pinloglis. t'o. hoer atardused faisipt bail Cs, Oslbut• meet L t lot . 71.unherl bed Baba% Mastabosar; Alms mad ydr.suteh. u 4 NvOlt% BMus; obi NOW by al sw am; n:en m the kftydo► le bolt* at Is. 160. =tr. sot,- Y. vend. veer* Nene eeeL DZ. CrIA UWILL'S WCIALL NJOT LIFE. -Hein. Nereid," sad reeked rest tamble. 111111 .. v tat A Itt.utyfdas lei asir 1.414 ....... tbt 12:iroa , of taatiatt-Tbe taabg ; L. ht. b.. Iltat 1..• `h sad etbr o Leitat lissa-emery p a ,,.. -LA ~- Lemke at It -twain. at Mx ITAI -, •-. Exig, blasylm Chill Ai t, list. y......, • ...lA. at. ii.t...MLNls!nrs :La 310CNTALNAL II vela lb w; by pant. T.. L-A roil to do Lates—fikettit of Eattattetrk Ti IL—Tic I.4kr• of It I artn--Itiontnitotoosa of Delft. Ime. Alta oerz ettiall. ; bb , b. fla. OAT '0 LIT DRUM, - mmi AMID. Wet •••••IY p•as sad tts mar warn mop gift • tc. caw.: evrry Sons (sew ma we) .r... enfeWed ceirtitulos. that Messer the T...n • bewaring, or otedy mai gimbals= rtur est the elite asd piping rapiluillea hgeranarbrow• Ma; sia, Camila t • Cambs. to...ttre: ; K !me» tram ihe author, IN ArrU-plist. EXHIBITION OF INDUSTRY, 1851. the fv:iowiag piste of prhoolphe have been decided ty tar Usit) . • roonOlieseas, in - by !he local meas:ttes he the City 1 1..rt0 11.:1 wiurd to al, eri•tir to a pipe Yoram, mobs up% s jay to award the pipes `Sr 1. It le eel latoodoi ti reqedeil *solid &sanity be Bibs ribers. 1:i , 6,t in:. n , ..1 to ext.:tide any ore?. des jn.r, inventor, tr.: a tr , to exhibiting it, whatever na , u..he be sae beee t 4 et be romdrod to do so. !hr.:. IS:: MANCRESTRR, Kauai In the Area of MaMay, I gays the Mali at the oldhagittoes report for the yahoos of he lonrela the erste of the late Jobs Orono, In earrylag 0:= .tea wahrin Ike hie will mai Namara of thud he thailhag a * this ' Ma ealeigh inwhook ea bi t hi li=" ll 2 the Wight ham& Mal% hat alum the Mater tate TV* ham =1 such • bar to trataleast Ip ha . ewe of sod Cambridge. It tree set my bresaira to have stremind to the adder at eo early m ete M fasts whit hove art seem to my mere* are holds( oat with praisehi initabis prodleas (cot having wer tostriser tUrprehme. Ii does cot that the will fray eat every fa the short ; bat Y them is as gonemart that win sashay all that is unwise, sad magas *aimless to what is joining's sad best. It behoves all Whets whom the rewt has Misa to lose as time, if theyarm gay remarks to air, or eigeriewe to make, la parka &MI Isewort T eMt that • weer M sbeatm be eire bon &mid of whgisr tat. k ow, Aide se has bee. to it, whisk has shoodywessed • very lt=Z the matter far oat wfds. Ward sad Oembeldge wsesMapeolth soothenda dio ekg Meamed= foodses sad kw MAW sad =hart promotions w ="11:et seems era wtams the brightest. A 4 war would give to rises of MIS army • champ of promotion without eternally sighim a rt in fter brevets ; sad so doubt men who are sew of good briefs at the bar, or fat Usages to tubs would be led away with ',vintner of • Ms character. Bat the prospects set more sad as,. 1111=7 . 1 such an opening in the enoked-up maks of those whom too well bred to work, and too poor to live without aid of gems kind, is them times of peace stemmata and monomial tendencies. The result is that the more sensible of our spi ealmsal, if not orieuseratic temiliee, ass Meaning to think that tat ediag sad esmmerdal pursuits, after all, are 110$ wholly to he despised as • last retort for yens's , sot, sal to those the idea of a college within the proshasts of this peat capital of manufseturieg enterprise and skill, where their children would have as appertain" of estalrag the spirit es well sr the knowledge welsh ia sash ao sariespbere might to imparted, awakens home limy Wight uth Menthe have seen their way so readily to the Mama' of. It is ea asdoubted fact, in deed, that po* in Me least distort :parts of the country havea4rdyavmraw interest ra the institution. And although UM Will of the (matter gives a preference to the yeah d Ihradtemer itself, and, am to thee, those of t h e ewe= direr& of the meaty, there is but bale .lonbt that staillests will mama themselves trem ether localities. It is ingestoth Mae, se I have already latimelled, that public waishildreas 'Wahl de its mimes width the limits of fair Mraaesbls hatateisa, to want the annaese against my ens, whisk might he heal to the meshlart of the instils den,: or at maws with*. delight' ilo header. Now it seems that one of this, ea Ili* *spa is need of wary is that of Coosibotas he Maim in which the talkie is to bs sitar% the ammokese appear to have Nivea great ponsimase to eieniesl tesciusg ; bat that ma perhaps be unmated kw bye* fist that the founder d kis wish that the student shall be last:mar is sank heaoshes of karnisy and wham as are usually laugh is the Inghlt univerutisa, and where sash prosai sm* is 'soak ayes to them studies Mr. Owens. how ever, evidently Intended that there should be no theological tutor, tor he takes we to bind his earaves by two funda mental roles oad tanditious, one of whisk 1 : " Thee the sandaits, professors, teashre, end other others sad perms esaaseted with the said institution Mall not Its requital to make any sleoloration as to. or sub mil to any test Maims 01, Moir ntlioiors opinions, end that nothing shall be introduced In the matter or mode of education or instruction Os 'Virago, to day religious or theological subject which skaU be remosably utleasive to the conscience of any student, or of his relations gaardiees, or friends, ander whose immediate we be shag M." It may be reasonably promoted that Mr. Owens was irnahat in this proviso la gaardiag his foundation from In aid on which the usefulness of Ozfeed Mai Cambridge have bees lodged, by throwing it open to all sects of religioairs. Ile lived and m ath id his farinao in a coasaunity whom dissent le rife to an extraordinary degree, and he knew that to have swede it exclutive in religions mattes, would be to mar its MONEY MARKET. p a/ trT.l I Some m:•soderstanding haring arisen front do us a sal; ..e 10140/1 houses" is the bwlding prooreerms • y tr. mum ',Mawr., they lammed only to Iwo emelt ••• loe riquircd for tak,n.r money at ths dear., die -1:; vino, eatoloou. , sad coadzetin the r • ..ro. 0 , 1 es olabition, and not Oakes for the 0.1. ctoiSited. Vl* &lint or the exhibition iA the .y of t e tr:ic'as futsade 1 to be inhibited, and not . . , TAbC!..A of c)motereial humors, ; and the clam's. r cta tteNf re giro n farina*, for the sale of artleite, • tte transaction of bullets oosnosted therewith. id rad) J. Scorn 'tossing.. STAFFORD H. NUSTRFOTF., iN73 of BELGRAVIA aad Cazuza are - - •••••••••• 71; Itlf.g hf e I ay Figgie la.:et/as, r eapport of the rest Ctier..... ` r.reed by Priam, Albert. The 111(111111- 4.241 uldtd to the rigehittos clamber above 600, v. sat t 111.13 %7 , pear the names of the Mergate of Ican . Ea. Mttarere, Tarmac Melgund, Lard Marcus 1-r J 114. Hoe. 1. Charterit, Yea. J. E. Elliott, la A L Ha. F. Campbe:l, Sir George Grey, Bien lA. 1. M. Gila a, It ;•t: Hoc. EL Letratteh.-re, Sir Jr', A .mir Slthc.4 aed Monday; Mr. Ricardo Mr. X.rCe;ao, Y.l'.; M r . Greakll, P. 4 Mr. -, titt. 31 P ; Mr. Mtertreaar, M,P. ; Mr. Cr*, P.. Mr. C:i lin, M.P.; Sir W. Moltstrorth, M.P. ; -r mew.. Lowl.. 31 P. ; Sir W. 8 reserving M.P. ; En. Saffl7ll Kificley. Bar g e r' , Patience:, Brett, 1 ..snay, Laic, Mariam, to, unitarian, i weaker, a Mara;lan. sad an imasposillmt; so that we might reasonably expect liberality enough on religious =amen. Well, they have Rada as report, god they do not reenamend a pretence of thy. In looking over the list of prolamin they do resommi,, there wee reams to be gratified at this; because the present is • tine when people have been awakened by the disensiteas upon the possibility of an oneenatian system of national education to a considerable jealousy on such points. The:feir is, however, that whilst avoiding this reek they have not steered fees of others equally dangerous in this point of ' view. They provide • professor of meal philosophy, end than although they propose that the etteadeace of students es religious teachings shall be optioaal, yet they do contemn plate that there shall be religious teaching, and they nom mind that it shall be given by the very principal et Ilbe eullege, or some other of the professors, sag with approval a suggestion of Mr. Malden, who of mom devout man being chosen with that view. Mliailialester Geordies regrets that they have thought ' it neesesery to include religious teaching at all ; and, cer tainly, there Is a fear that if they are to be guided by tease views—that they make the appoiotnient of profess:re too merit subsidiary to religious qualifications, and &engird then of men otherwise more eminently adapted to literary awl mantilla tembisty. It b a quietism whether they had net better bays an independent theologlial professorship thea delegate such duties to the priacipal eine college. Molina.: lemma. Messes. C. J. Hambro and Son are the contractors for the newiDaaiah loan far 800,0001., bearing interest at 6 per sent. per imam, to be hosed at 001. per sent. lbw& Mese. Gametes, pad impairs Were of application to the aniolitt Of 1 300S11 . to 4 dello& on Tuesday, the 19th inst. The °hada states the security pledged by the government, and the terms of subscription, andetillel pr om eat of ieterest : leen for 800,0001. stock, bearing 6 per east lia• tenet —Maws. C. J. Hambro and Boa beg to aaseuess that, In essformity with the autheeily gives by the Danish dist as the Mk Marsh, 1850, they have contraeterl with the Danish Insister of Finance fora hies el 800,0001. staling, bearing latent. at 6 oast pre cram. The loth is to be en thy same footing i n every respells. that eastrested for in the year 1849. The subscription pels.l.lo (say 902 percent.) payable as follows:-201. per a l e. we days attar allotment ; 201. per tent. on th e 16th April; 102 per seat en the 16th May; 10 per asst. as the 16th Joao, 10 per seat, ae the 16th July, 10 per met. as the 15th August, 10 per amt . en th e 14th September. A discount of 3 per mat per asamil i.da....2. llll he allowed on the payment in full of the above Provisional certificates will be bated, if requiredesi paying is full. Any failure in the speed Bed parasea W aite all previous instalments. The land tax is espeWally ap plied to the payment of interest, and gradual reumption of the loan. Dons" the five yeses *Ming 1847, the ' , TOMOS arising from tax pave an annual avesyta of Rbd, 2,423,983 62, or at 91 p• r pound, 266,8121. Os. 10d. ; of which Md. 438,000 are required for the interest and re demption of the S per cent loan of 1849, at 91 per pound, 45,0001.: leaving a balance of 217,6421. Os. 10d . which are specifically applied to the present entreat, in addition to the general revenues of the state. The sins of th e beads will be ' as follows : A 5,000, at 1001. each, 600,0002 ; 8 400 at 5001, each, 200,0001.; C 100, at 1,0001. each, 100,000 2: 800,0001. The first half-yearly coupon will he payable on the let September or zr. 70, Old Broad-street, March 16, 1860. The Bank of England has keened a circular to some of its depository, representing that the rate of interest is now so low as not to render it desirable, sea matter K prt, to retain accounts, except a fair permanent haWce is kept rep. Where this cannot be 'fleeted, fir is ob:ected to, a small charge per 'anomie to be made, ssy 51. Se. From Munich, under date the 12th instant, we learn that in the sitting of the Second Chamber, that ' day, the Minister of Finance made a demand for a loan of 12,500,000 florins for railways, and a loan of 2.800,000 florins for the army, should no warlike ope rations supervene ; and also for an ulterior loan of 7,000,000 dories, in the event of a war. All these sums the Minister propose, to cover by a loan. The French government, it appears, has at length broken through its hesitating policy with respect to the rates of duty to be levied on sugar and coffee. A pnye4 de lei on the subject has been ander diaconal; in a cabinet council, and will, doubtless, ere this thigh have reached the Council of State. From the le ! next the proposed bill reduces the duty on im portation of foreign sugar bylo francs per 100 kilog.; whilst the duty on Wive and esknial sugar is wand I belie pm Makilsg. le eoliths, mew successlve reductions of 3f. each, applicable `ly to foreign, colonial, and native sugars, will Ito operation on the Ist July, 1831, the let al, 1832, and the same date in 1863. From this last date the duty will remain permanently fixed at 23L for native and colonial sugars, end 40f. in the, cape of foreign produce. The ministry thus prefer a gra dual reduction of the import duty to the mode of proceeding recommended in the proposition of MM.. Deejobert and Levavasseer, who propose to put off the reduction till the let of January, 1864, and then to effeet it at once. The ministerial bill reduces the duty on eoffee to 801. per 100 kilog. There pre visions, after andergoiog examination by the Council of State, it is expected will be submitted to the chambers for their ratification. The commercial intelligence received by the Pe ninsular mail is not of much interest. At Gibraltar, on the Bth, the exchange on this country Continued without variation. The new screw steamer " Pro pont*" on her first voyage from Liverpool to Gib maw., had made the pa•sage between the ports in six days and nine hours against a strong B.W. wind in the channel. • Accounts of the 10th from Lisbon state that some business had been done in the public funds, which at the departure of the mail were quoted : the Five per Cents., 631 to 641; the Four per Cents., 44 to 45; the Three per Cents., 43 to 44 Bank shares 425 to 430 against payment in Lisbon bank notes. Punk of Oporto sha , es, 180 to 190 dollar,. Exchange on London, 64 Id. for three months. Business generally was extremely dull, more so than had been experienced for some time, ucl without any immediate prospect of improvement. The demand for English woollens was falling off from a two-fold cause : first, the increase of native industry in that particular branch ; and, mcondly, the increased smuggling of cloths from Spain; whilst the new Spanish tariff had not tended to give any impales) to the demand for English cot tons. The fruit trade had likewise fallen off in con sequence of the extreme low prices which role at St. Michael's. Rains had fallen, but not in sufficient quantity to allay all apprehension for the vintage. Advice' from Oporto of the 12th give a more favour able report of the state of the weather sa regards the prospects for the crop. The result of the recent pub lic sale of port wine in Landon, although unsatisfac tory, had not caused any reduction to take place in the price at Oporto ; on the contrary young whin were held foe fall prices. Bills to some extant bad been tegociated at 64/d. Hamburg letters of the 16th instant report that market u dull for most articles. In Coffee little movement had occurred, but the market was rather depressed, owing to the prices paid in the sale at Rotterdam proving below the estimated rates. In the absence of information Na regards the molt of the Amsterdam sale on the 14th inst., the market was very inanimate. The sales of the week were under 5,700 bags. Several holders of Sugar having shown an inclination to sell, some transactions had taken place, and brown Havanna bad been dis posed of at 12/ to 14 (= 17s. to 188.8 d.); yellow and fine yellow at 141 to 17 6-16 (= 19a. 2d. to 238. 2d.), and other qualities in proportion. Hides continued in good demand, especially the lighter sorts. The cotton market was rather weak, owing to the flat aocc,unte from this side. In wool the bulimia done had been small, owing to the light demand. In the grain trade heaviness continued to prevail, and little business was done, u sellers still persisted in their high pretensions. It was, however, expected that prices will shortly settle down. so as to i*w of some business with the English market. Ginger was de alining in value, as was also whale oil. Funds and railway shares were not quite se fins. Gold was quoted 4361 per mark. Exchange ea London 13.91 three months • Paris, 1871; Ametirdem,ll6.s6. EaIIANONS AND Men AIIICIA3. Mess IL—limb. Thirata.l4.ll2 . 6 OMB, in 11115,grAssy; Wok Lows.llll/6,11111M, SS Isimain ri m p si aims , MI Ms ; Mein "WA Um, bah nuts ask Pear-sed4AsUrsr tea. Ai somisr; The per Ont. limien ONSIANIss. See Mk NA siosay; m o p go d a., s it rusts % . ts ele chm... L _ lmusl lartar = V II ` V: Per CIA. Na MI . 1 . 0 " l a me Was, TO 3 VD. rare per Onia, N bale; 'ilwallib Tear per Oat, eff _I Nor webs leer ear oasis. eels. MI sioNA I Arad& sow Pss li WY; DIN% tale.. Pr .„.....ein .err ow wir PAIL, Wig SMA I ZININIF ce tamice—rissurs. SW& IS, Ili.lii ANANNts IDA ; Um* MAK I. 8 ANINAMS•7O. , TlllB DAT. Two o'Creoz. m • Qat d e la every deportment* of the Stock Aar, ad the &Wisp I. every deserip 112—i—allirallinent are el a very ordinary chamfer. Tie SuIP fls is Coombs up to the present how enella sa 24 4 llmq were first called I in advance of last Mee, at 96) to) for moody, - 1 4/favder woe*. from wine OW . ler web, and e for time ; bat an ipereased dessat u r fi rm ness has since manife sted itself is the ear and prime are new the NUM Si at the conmeneweent or Weiner. Long Annuities, expiring kit he.. 1880, hare been negotiated at 84 and 6.168 Beath . Sea New Annuities, at 95. Ruche quer_Bills sestina steady at 031.. and 895., and India Bonds at 86e. posh forettthy condemn to prevail in the market for ieeita but the tone in rather Amer to-day., Penreiniiireur per Grata were last transom 7241 Rad= delis. at 14 premium ; Demob Five m a twe. mark 92. The sifts) beams. is Wetted to the fol lowwg Bonds, at 89. Buenos Ayres, at 60. Chtan Six per Cents., at 1001. Nein% Five per fiesta, at 92. Two.and...a.Half par Cents. Dutch, at 56; ditto. Foar per Cwt. Corelleates, at 884. llexiear it Ut sad f. Peruvian Few per Cents., at 71 Emile new Fanglike-Half per cot. ti sad 14 pellebull." - link • l 1 • • NNILUNI TUNDL—PINN DAT. 8 'A gi ab ottora._46•l 4 per at Osa. Asa. Ng I c% MON. Am.. N 4 i nib. Sis. No Ns. YOLZION 1 pa Plll[Dt elitiL 01. Arabs Darla, Ip2. M. .6 IT KOl. Sok Waal. VON Das. 31 11 pi ger 06aL.— per o: d t riL p_ per OL Depallaa Dia. BM 4 c . Ol. NN• Ite, N 6 per t. Renee Lyres, 10 1 13 ChUlse VOL, In r:Arrien. am 106 T DOW gam& 1)62 Dia i s irrn="ss To Sii M i t * 21 par ar. Waal 112 2 wet Vakepaslit ea. 22 3 Pilr OL D ataOurla.l6 Doireeed I HINCINCI-LANE.—THIS DAY. Bermes.—The public ram of 7,000 bap Mauritius and 1,000 bags &meal went off better them was anticipated, par ticularly the former, as nearly all bead buyers at the full piccolo( Friday hat ; the qualities wire good ; the Madras chiefly .withdrawn. Wined continuos all ; prices with difficulty supported ; anteery lump, 46a. to 60s. liotraans.—The demand has improved ; 300 puncheons Barbados. sold at 175., which is Rd. ••••••• Comm —Thom has bees a slight panic is this market. On 'Chasse yesterday good ordisary native Callon sold at 491. 6d. to 10s. To-day business is 9aoted 495. and a parcel said to be sold at 465., but quotations vary from hour to hour, sad we have a most unsteady, excited market. atom.-800 hags middling white Bengal sold in public sal*, 9s. 6d. to 10s., which was the fall previous market prim. Rum coattauss dill. TEA —The patella sales are rein of; heavily, and bat • small part sold. Prices are unaltered. lisurvivan —lOO bags, refraction sold in public sale at 285., which was the previous value. In other amides no 'asterisk sltmation. TALLOW MAKKBT.—THIS DAY. The sorbet is list to-day, sad prime are barely was. tsiaed. The &nowise were the quotations :—Paterebierw Y.C.on the spot. 36e. 9L to 375. ; Meech delivery, 36e. 6d to 365. 9d. ; °Nobel to Deotiobor, 388. to 38e. id. COTTON MARKET.—HAYRE, MARCH 1& The Havre Cotton maiket to-day exhibited some activity. Prices steady, without alteration from late quotations. Bales to two o'..lotk, 900 Wei. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Musn. Cooper and Davis report a short supply, at the following (mown= : Prime Meadow, 66e. to 765. ; inferior, 60s. to 63a ; Rowan, 60a. to 665.; Clover, 60$. to 84s. ; 8 raw, 245. to 22r. -- - ---- .........• .........•. a. sw"air MOWN. WRNS OS SO mat 111 hare tea I ;newer to inquiries made weight's, and reader it a sparse et bitter strife, Untied of • ~., r of letodou : ba r i ng , to tat miglebstabood. The trustee, appear to • 11 1..nel 'ward the prises ; bet so have wisely stalled the isportanee of thin proviso, in the Ponsuoll dos will be aliewed to act of it Wet as th le Maio e best whilst t that liona dWo mail bewared Ithotv=listu list is akar sks. of di la ist mad a, militias@ seas, wheat the diesontiso hare eerteialy toy person, whether he be • preposderance. Tho atesadttee subsists of Messrs. Aar. e 901 14 I tor, or proprietor, of asp molder ray. Wttlisat Neild, Bennal Pateker, John Fred,- COON tat tr any be the regulatioss rick Faster, and James Heywood. TM list includts as July 18 DIE LATE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE. bran:: has returned the following answer the additu of the grand jury of the county of Kr-cglue, which app,ared In our yesterday's tot:otagi,-1 big you to lexpt any ackmowiedguasta for v. air 1. id ai.d iteauftifig addres, ILi he4sa i .isetytintinent at beteg prevented by ill sq! fr • .C.r.g !coi at %bele assizes, and the regret which y ll eLd the ainneity tot resignation arising front the tv • ia itd ensue,' iOn . taw, see greatly sosthad by the s z p re saion of your A 4-4 a lb. numerout rignattmes appended, I ant la! sant of the most interesting periada of ET •-•'• 1 0 am juily proud of the cans:Mimi of your la.:- • • r.t the mast Invariant part of it—my judicial ewer aLoi:..iiceed by any manse bat a mans of duty. Arm as In a tAiiitt of ninnyts and opiates. during 21 ' 44 E 11 Period to which you refer, it is delightful to riaatra: caarurvites of all au the wiila sad deter a.c.• .mot! jaitite on tree principles ; and that, Poiai a perfect unanimity exists. Noes seatimaati matinee manias", the inegialratn awi witty of E . llaad, ao km mod be entertained of oar • , , '"'7 antsia!log . i ce h podthen and securing the hap. ilea lam eicalldest that yam scanty . nalWays Calif h aa mop!' of what may he llizlPH* l4l PtiAtat so isdepeaMat soma of dlItY• s i.'" 4. "' al, I you a respaiethl farewell, but is/Dolefu l: to poorly you frinadahle th. "a of all fsitbfal and m uch obliged Item s% 1 T . 441 . Mud. lb. DENT[ AN. .... bbrt tilk•AlA To Soi,kl LTV. —The I Pne.,llor h 0.... ad, Northumberland, and d Y 4 1"1", Wet, i , . whist b e tra ces a eery Inge anname et 7. % 4 LA %awry to drunkenness, throws out Old illetio Ha .t law ' we fild quoted In the Atbemetalna I " •': sz rwl trt many parte of the continent appears tO MO ae.L l ._ _"" 4 4 the down prevalent°, than with as of Or -- "".'",. said Online E a tonsist!, the abundance et ;7:44..---,, " 4 * te n s kind ft can scarcely intoalanbi s trahae. at social end mental plusses. ea MOS ii.;„ .. 'lg m l * 'filed 4 all eta•en, such as assente ifelibs i,. - % "'lige R atnies. ike. In Otis constry, Mad alba ~, ''tt mid tet,eod *norm instead 4 beilleasollird• --- -,e,tist nor ye t i aid t h e commis se go i s . • Ine • nen, ' t . *LI eNuld etnreibe enrage is nen fall ine Ibis (le ..' ' . 4 "efouLs el deft bra s ; er, U Olaf rIN IOI 4 -. , 4 'Le .. ''. , r better noaasea;, they are Asa drives la 1 1 1414 Ip. 64470•31 to to house of disreputable presets. iasseed , 4 : 0 th , .111 ia the open clay, in t►e pressen ised c. trifh lig ui ry ;''' *4 cjinpathy of respectable friends end —all —4 " d 6, 711 sad stria in nee town this .61te/ moun t sod mi um i ..., flon :sa fac iMille source it, 4 12 l's llnateneole delight of Whine la dudes - '''''' m.ei* to oboe, th at n oak, sad tie damn an se 'hi; ~P ' l lrr., %ad in tilers/wins perfectly fituestate lad n., 0 4 "1. r0y . •to to sappies t than is to but the lens ia.LL 4 it ' ILl'lliV end beenoleet Creator the Perol let. 1 ',' ' 4l 44 7. ° , 7 the diso.ustensoes at the best eds. ~, :I now mots/ dans., rendered corrupts& b 7 4 th o. . I.'4' t 4 tm indebted t by stealth, sad erl tlut I, 4 , t m on onfol. Wised of &timpani to bllftwit. . I, 1, - "`" , %a-4 aline s of •mist( would, la my °none. wt.,: +'re.W ~ ruoe.bty bdy tneoarosiog tam, within due ' 1 444 t P i nto : . an support." LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Emu Ws. Caninauncaa Ilotamo. 1i B■ Ca/Millie LAD 8011.—DIVIDI11D. The bankrupts were bankers, in New Bond•street. The Het is ea old one, the bankruptcy having nonmed at the tune of the panic is 1826. Dividends of 90. sad 3e. W. have already been paid; sad the mete i• head will produce be tween 9J. and le. .Ar soon se the proweedinp in Chancery now pending are terminated, the estate will be wound up. INSOLENT DEBTORS' COURT. litiltMAL or PIOTICTION.-111 as DAVID CLIII. This implant, • er, aiplied foe protection. He had made • p to pay 161. a year towards the liquids. tics of his debts, sad he sow begged to be excused iron the dm payment, as the ground that Ite only had partial work, sad had • family of eight children to sepport. It was stated that the insolvent's wage. wire now about I. • week, but the government °Pottage would shortly be altemed, sad this he weld be in • eituatioa pay the nosey hi bad =ser Um Phillips declared that he would not Wood the proemolos. The insolvent had himself made the ppg•ml, sad he must keep it, otherwise the court would sot pd set him. 'Th• result wee, that tits is.. was adjourned without pro testime. Iherros VIETOI3 IN AN ASSIZI COI:BT.—On Thenday last Mr. Saw Lowsdes, who sat as high sheriff at the Ayleablaty Asia, had, it soma, directed his hunts man to brie; ee ha kewed M la w s Whit. Hart Ise ► at Ayles- bury. is seder Westdes Mesh with hoe day Aston AU'S. kreeedlatoly dile the wits. Wh i te Let Ls yard, is white the Meade owe is close to the earl where the abseil was sitdag, slid, owl.g to mate dielealswee is the wart, the sheriff was repeatedly obliged to es. "Illissee," whisk be did with kis Woes and powerful retie Is geed serwel. The call wag heard by his faithful bend iffesse, whit et length broke Skunk the peke; aod ✓ased into the wart, where his easseer, the sheriff wee Siting, with the whole peek at hie Neb. The us no inns- Peter wee loquested to Wow, het his nein was Est attended to, the memo mesh. Set gait th= o r did Um, tin Aids , wrieser. the aleariff, , and, to the awasensat sod Ile wart, took thew. le the style of a Omagh? pad hiestows, to a place of safety. Ail Wises was easpesded tiff the worthy sheriff missed ts the semi fferallsolfeele Merew7. Mors Dumb its raz Moues or Tarring.— The Reedy Oseetit gives as settust of a vowel biter**. the Pillgelled Wines Plysaseeek the Rev. R. IP. Cooke, eadtPdiserl Set" gad partihheisre. the iatatediate awes WARR dew ass appear. The bishop was Applied to SW Iremillidge of lequirr Isle the rev. gestlensei modest, whisk the Mesas offered se tea the a:paws ban by the pa.MErsa , Who, however, ap- Welk tie to be pall by the bishop. His lesieldp stied etausal isthearasee, sad es sedesseur to live ia pease—advise that appears to have bees Yrw eat by the sante eta ap the array sad we disk sad the aestieg, and spelkits Howe Leseklealteg their lord :=tlsof We lew est, "le Welt. mash re =ld emus. sr le greet mesh seuirsery power egibaggebege el the disease Se Meth them wisdeiap, whlek se Meat MI te madams, the okay el the *missal lokomb." REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (!roe the Mak Lase Express.) Nv material cheats • to have taken place in peiees *Carobs at any crib. lea matinental poro ; but holden of whut seem to have beim& somewhat wore animas to restive, and the value of the article had on the whole tel4ed downwards. From Dansig our letters are of the 9th last. The Vistula was free front toe, but strati sake bad prorated supplies of grain ootudag down the river. The land supplies had, mops while, been very modem's; and thourk the inquiry had been decidedly slow, holders of parcels in griller/ had naked former tame, the best hinds of new haying been held at Ms. to M., and wiperior old higkutized at quit to 425. per qr. free on boned (rates much too high to allow of business), and tie transaction bad consequently been of very little interest. Vessels were plentifal, and freights low ; charters had been dieted st the following rates:—For Oranges:south and New castle, 3.. ; and Leeds, 3s. 4d. to 38. 6d. ; and l arge sued vessels for Liverpool, 3s. to So. 6d. per qr. for wheat. Le Koulgalten, on the Bth Monti, badness war quiet ; but diesels, ino had been at previous rates. The river had become free iron ice. Ise qsetatioss little er no choose had warred dose that day week; fair red wheat having been bald at 32a. 6d., sized at Ms., and high-mixed at 340. 61. to 36e. per qr. free on board. Prices of other arti cles wire likewise much the some as before, say—barley,' small, 12s. 9d. to 13e. ; large, weighing 63 111. per bushel, 145. 6d.; oats, 91. Std.; peal, 18s. ad.; aad Waal. 20s. (id. Per qr. . . _ At the nearer ports la the Baltic quotations .af wheat ap pear to ,have remained ivory nearly stationary_ Poznan haring been busily engaged with fold work, oily moderate euppbes had come forward at the &Parent nutrlcata ; and, notwithstanding tho want of English orders, ton an term had been steadily supported. Stettin letter; of the 11th Marsh state that hold en had refused to make say coneession ; the flair kinds of Usher mark and Pomeranian wheat, weighing 82 lbs., havina ' blen held at 345. 61. to 36a., and 81 lbs. Bassist' at 33a & pr qr. free en board. Barley had not excited much anent Ion: the lighter kinds bad been offered at 16e. 6d., and ilia heavier sorts at 16s. 6d. to 17e. par qr. free on bong. At Rostock a small purchase or two of wheat bad be, made on British account, at equal to 351. per qr. free oi beard, which had given rise to renewed confidence and im parted a firm tone to bailee's. The accounts from Stralsund, Griefewald, and Anolam notice little change in the position of affairs at any of thew places ; the supplies from the farmers had not increased, and storks in granary being generally small, sellers had inristed on previous rates. say 34 .. to 345. 66. be wheat, of 61 to 62Ihe. weight, and from 15s. to 16e. per qr. for good 62Ibe. barley. Lynn from Hamburg, of Tuesday's date, Inform as that but little had been done there since the previous poet day, and that quotations had remained much the nate as beers. Wheat on the spot, weighieg 60 to 60111. e., had been offered at 331. Bd. to Ns. per qr. free on board. The offer, from outlaws had not been numerous, and too high meshed be.. asked fir wheat free on board In the Baltic to allow of snack business being done. Spring corn bad excited little attention. Seale Barley, as the ,pot, 6011 be , bed been cffered at 174 , and from the Danish Islands there bad been offers of 6311 be. qaalities at 14s. 3d. per qr. free on board. Freight for wheat to London per ✓eamer wee 2s. to 2a. 3d. and 10 per cant., and by sailing vessels le. par qr. : - The admen from Holland and Belgium describe the grain trade as excudingly doll. At Rotterdam, on 31landay white Zealand as well as red Rhine wheat wee about ls. per qr. cheaper than on that day week ; still .but little was done for export. At Antwerp, en Wednesday, Wilma we. eery languid, the supplies bash., increesod and the demand fallen off. line 621bs. Louvain was then obtainable at 36e., and 61,11 m. to 621 be red Antwerp, 34e. 3d. par qr. tree on beard. In the Trunk markets the tendency of vetoes seems to have been downwards, and the latest advisee hoes Nantes and 'AMMO inform u that %hauls* of wheat sad flour had rather receded during the preceding week. From the YeeLterraaeaawe hay; nothing of the slightest interest to report. A letter from Trieste, of the 4th inert., Maws that though the traasactions in wheat bad hee■ quite of a keel ottatooter (ao ihrport doisiutd havtrot been ozperieuetd). Ste. to Mc per t r. had Wes paid for Odessa, sad 3.55. to 34e. for Marianopla. The stock of Indian cora at that port was estisasted at 26,000 qrs. °dais was quoted 26a. 43. to 245. 6d., sad Black Bea 26e. 44. to 26e. Od. per qr. Foal:lax HAT.—flo supplies from tbs souticental states et 4mpe Saslow Ids& es say t- d shwa diversified est sorkeed st ”isidd laws* sad la by the ad 4ds• of sae we/ ask& el foreign earttr . cation to the anal isportstleas Into tbk essay, Ibe fist of Ws character bWag the moils of begs foss wise kri states, anal wbidt 01111011111 to take pins, spookily from Bastes liad the United Mates, is y ...,.aunt Assisi aevel kaperisoloa A o ss f h ar Strldwelkil km BOW tells phis la the Sego sif a of hasdko et bay, et• Hate _Berl wf toss SoNsitlue, tae sorra of Sollarid. RUMS tx CALI7OIIIIII.—It is Morbid that sear flan pleire, at the keel of th. Golf ci California, an lat nese Oat Isk of si the nibs of imr oat d i t e pZ has bees lap Met Ise, do., wish hieroglph," the seaside era no. of Sa -1 habita ts who have smihisa Ilea the as. slam has. ii. LS 10 23 33 In 6 20 30 23 Ile 13 NI so so so so os 1 4r il i t!' a 2 2 to 10 dim LIFSRPOOL, March 18. Ihrotm-Siosaxas.—The market wu • Made better to day, bat priees are still rather low : East Lanouhlr9 (i skaree), —Ditto (pref. 4 sharer), 7 ta.4d.—Oleasow,_ Paisley, nd Oreetrostr, IS—laneeshir• and Yorkshire (somsod). 49r—Ditto illith uis ehawee), •to 9d. e. 3. ad. d.—Ditto (fink is W. R. U.), d.—Leuto• and North Western 1014 c. 4 t a tZto (dew Oa ad. e. as. 9d. d— Ditto (Mb shares ), —Kaachester, filtelisidead Liscoinshlre (pref. sharcrl. 7 99 arrair 231 d. — North Staffordshire, 61.—k"rwth Moo (0), Ourreqrr, and Chester, It d.—York, NehohNier sod Bet. w i reklt.7l. I per rest. till 7 Is. U. d. NA2/011/STBR, Mor-.A 18. 11Toot-lhonattai.—Tha mast to-day has pruarvad the dolma white hell tar the hut few dam charectertaectit, tad prime have •1111 a dolmas:el tentless:ly. IJlSsid. Mara 18. . 8t0441-21Ciasso8.—Tbare has beta quite an IV amount al toslasas dine O. 'Change today at about the rates tardily. !kolas then: Catedaretaas, 101; Midland Stuck, ISt Natasha, dad Bendel, t Tea mud Worth Mldttual Psalssioss. Its. bL Ma ; Tort sad North Midland, 167.11 a Id MINIM MM. sea, , In Lana I Lade and Yortahlr• datureass, IN. . ARISTOL..NaraII U. lieocz Eiciteahli.—The demotes NY ebaractitima the saarapoiliaa aiiikatca heturdey lbeditesehet. twig, rem bed herab , ±let Ihtle dor. et enum 1 1 irk al Wilts mad a far. ow bit.t at lel ale., rod the Wiz 101. The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the above company was held on Thursday last. at the Lime 'beet station, Liverpool. E. W. IlaseLL, Eqq., presided. Amongst the direetors end shareholders present we observed the following:—The Hon. Charles Howard ,_M P., William Marshall, Req. M.P. Henry Howard, Rsq., Greystoke Castle, Col. Mailean,*. Garnett _, Esq. G. H . Read, Esq., W. Retheram Mci , Richard Edwards, Esq., J. Cropper, Esq., Thetstioie Ratlthenrs, Req., Thomas Beno•te, Eq., David Hodgson, Esq, , Joe. Bushell, Esq., Joe. Salkeld, Esq., W. Jackass), Seq. V. Bowerby, Esq., Henry Madme n, Esq., endeavored oilhers. The report commenced by congratubiting the sham holden on the eseeradnl working of the line from Preston to Carlisle, and, altar adverting to the heavy parliamentary expenses in the pea seadon, in consequences of the con test between the Lancaster and Carlisle and Lancaster and Preston Companies, and to the successful opposition to Mr. Hudson'. project for leasing the Newcastle and Carlisle and Mary port and Carlisle lines, it referred to the :particulars of the capital and revenue accounts, which had been forwarded to the shareholders a week prior to the meeting. The re port explained the course adopted by the directars in refer ence to the Scottish Central Railway, and after mentioning the fact, that the line is in good order, and that friendly relations continue to exist with the North-Western Railway and Lancaster Canal Companies, it alluded to the questions of audit and railway rating in the following words:—" To the question of the audit of railway accounts, your directors desire only to refer, for the purpose of expressinn their concurrence in the opinion new generally entertained, that it is one properly for the consideration of proprietors, but they most state that they consider the proposed measure of the 'annoy commissioners most objectiontaile, and ca:colated to throw enormous fruitless expense and inconrenitnce upon all railway proprietors," and concluded with recommending a dividend at the rate of 41. 101. per cent. per annum. The usual formal resolution. for the adoption of the report and the decimation of a Dividend were then unanimously passed. Mr. BENNETT stated his wish to direct the attention of this meeting to a subject deeply affecting the best interests of railway proprietors—he meant the question of audit. He expressed his satisfaction at the allusion to the matter in the report, and his approval of the conduct of the directors in leaving the matter in the hands of the proprietors. Mr. Ben nett called on the shushes:dere to unite on the present mica Mon, and to endeavour as tar as possible by themselves, and by the assistacce of others who tad engaged in the effort, to keep out government inurferemee. He then read the reso lution he intended to propose:—"That the bill introduced into the House of Lords, by Lori Granville, for the audit of railway acceuots, is highly objectionable on several grounds, and particularly as recognising the pi inciple of extraneous interference in the management of railways, as involving great additional expense to railway companies, and ea likely to produce considerable delay in the payment of the divi dends to the shareholders," and proceeded to refer to the audit bill which, he was happy to soy, was at last in the House of Lords, under the very effinii.nt care of Lord Stanley, and he believed would be read a second time on Friday. Rethought that that bill would do all the government bill professed to do for railway proprietors, and much mere— (hear)—that there were some clauses in it which might be objectionable to directors in some eases. It had been thought necessary, however, to insert these eauses ; and though they might be somewhat obnoxious in their appearance, yet he thought, after euffering as railway property had done, and after the suspicions that had been excited in consequence of the conduct of some few directors, the shareholders were not to blame for keeping a strict watch upon their directors; and he thought every honest and honourable man might be con tent to submit to the stringency of some of the provisions in the bill in the hope that its general effect would be beneficial to railway property. lie might observe that by the introduction and insertion of the clauses refund to, which do not relate strictly to audit, but rather to management,• determination was shown on the pan of the shareholders in railways to do all that is possible to prove to the government and the public at large that the bill is not a directors' bill, but a shareholders bill. (Hear, hear.) And, therefore, he thought the interferer es of L or d G ranv ill e an d the government, with a view to protect the shareholders, was proved to be needless; for shareholders at lost (and it was at last, for certainly trey had been very supine) were roused, and were paying attention to their own affairs, end were de termined to have a continuous and efficient and independent audit. (Applause.) By independent. they mean independ ent of government, as well es independent of directors. With regard to the government audit, he thought, after the first two or three years, they would find they would get nothing but a common official report, if they got even that it would degenerate into a mere delusion, and they wcufd have nothing like the continuous audit which they could have amongst themselves. (Applause.) And this leads to another point. The companies must, under any circum stances, have an audit of their own affairr.. The government, by its audit bill, proposes to assist the companies, but he would decline their assistance. He would say, " Hold off your hands, you are suspected parties by m e ." A n d l et hi m ark, what right had the government to come to the railway interest and seek to take the m a n agement o f i ts affairs? Is a railway company the only concern that has been badly administered? The government hav e no t i nter f erre d w i t h insurance companies. Have there been no errors then? They have never interfered with steam navigation companies. Have they auditors there ? Why come to railway compa nies ? It was a foregoneoonclusion. Then as to the expenses, which, to the large companies, would be very considerable items. Lord Granville had stated that he calculated the expenses at 10,0001. a year, and the very next time he came down to the house the 10,0001. had risen to 20,0001. ; and be was !inite certain that the cost of audit of 183 railway campmate would be found to be 40,6001., or 60,0001., or it might get up to 60,0001., 70,0,10, or 100,000 • year. (Applause.) There would be a cry for more officials in order to have the wcrk done efficiently, and then therm would be a cry by other parties to get into office, so com fortably occupied under government, where a person cannot be removed, and is fixed for years and years to come. He would advise shareholders strongly never to forsake the principle that they are able o manage thrir own affair,: and let them prove it by setting about d sang it, and refusing to admit the interference of any extraneous influence or auditor, however plausible might be the pretence under which he should appear. (Hear, hear.) There was another point, which was, the delay which must necessarily ensue. He should like to kcow how it was passable for these auditors, in so short a time as was proposed by the bill to get through the audit of 183 zailway companies ? (Hear.) Mr. Bennett ameluded amiist much applause (his address having been cheered throughout) by miming the resolution before referred to, which, having been brisHy se conded by Mr. Petrie, was carried unanimously. The CHAIRMAN, before putting the resolution, expressed his approval of it, and the desire of himself and his brother directors for an independent audit, to be established. (Hear, hear.) And he thought the shareholders had a perfect= to take steps to obtain a really Independent audit. expressing that opinion perhaps he ought to stop, becalm It was not the business of the directors. The proprietors very rightly and very properly wished to take steps to control the directors, aid to ascertain satisfactorily for themselves by , an independent audit that the directors wen doing their duty, that they were not mice spending the money, that they wero laying it out fairly and prorly. and that they were not forgetting the high trust which all parties take upon themselves o " who undertake the laying out of other people's money. (Hear, hear.) He might perhaps be allowed to say, with respect to the speech of evizythetbmingovbere hadol the on n eso th lulln that h the subject. jectus e wo esg ui r d eod with everything that the more strictly the accounts Wen kept, and the more strictly and impartially this auditors performed their duty the better. They had nothing to fear from a scrutiny. God forbid they should. They were gentlemen he hoped of honourable principles—and also of liberal view, and they meant to come before the shareholders atilt damson grounds which were perfectly clear, fair, and intelligible, and if they did not de so they should be most unworthy of the poet they held. All he need my on the subject was, that so far from deprecating, be woul d most cordially invite the strictest scrutiny, and be must say that the course proposed to he taken was, in hie opinion, the best mune under all air eneutarces.—The thanks of the meeting were subsequently anninteusly voted to the chairmen and director, end the proceeding terminated. DUBLIN 811AltH3.—(Front t h e Freeman's Journa of March 18.)—la *hues Were has been less than an aroma amount of barium", the tendency being decidedly downwaa. City of DubDußois, however, recovered 2L per share of the late decline, ad debenture' of all kinds maintain firm prise.. Great flohMurrn and Western. 27 (1 ; P. 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