The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-23 00:00:00

So long as the Dean and Chapter of Rochester bad the fall swing of the revenues of the cathedral pro petty, they allowed the grammar school to go to rack and ruin. But no soot er did puliament, much against tteir remotatrances, reform to some small event the cathedral establishmetts of the sonatry, than • revelatioa suddenly descended as the Dean and Chapter that education wee one of the objects of their founder. So to week they set and built a whoa home, and found a competent and at treaties master. Now donbtlese the city of Rochester was thriller benefited. Bat no less true is it, that lor this additional expenditu.• of the Dean and Chapter of Rochester, the smaller became the surplus payable by them to the Bockeiaatioal Commission; and the dislike which capituler bodies have to that commission exceeds even Colonel SIETIIOItr'S anti pathy to Sir Roamer Path. Whence, then, their op. position to Mr. WM/STOWS argument, that they were bound by their oaths to curry that expenditure further by . giving to the foundation boys a substantial, instead of a nominal, maintenance P Consistency ought, it may . be said, to have made them seize on the very suggestion. Nothing of the *art; chspters are the most untreatable bodies in exist ence ; they are impervious to all icternel influenze ; they reject, not wish socrn—for the holy men cannot feel so strong a pas-ion—but with obstinacy most muleish, all suggestions for improvements from others, MIS though he be th. a bishop. Bat for their school muter to make a proposition to them, for a subor dinate whom they meant to be their ex, their en, their goods, their chattel, to plus an amendment on their reverend attention—" they resliy were sur prised at Mr. Wnirrox's impertinence." " They bad given him a good salary, what did the man want mere ?" When, however, Mr. Writtrrox be came importunate, his perseverance confounded his patrons. To their pious horror they found they had admitted an ecclesiastical radical into Rochester Cathedral. He must be got rid of. How he was got rid of, our readers know. Such vacillating, uncertain, childish, pettish, and arbitrary esadoct is common to all cathedral bodies ; a little improvement here, a little amendment there ; now the Grammar School has something dote for it, • then the Cathedral has a great deal dose f.r it, and otemionally a poor living very little done for it; at ens time the salaries of the choristers are • little raked, et another all is disorder in the Cathedral br eams of capitular manipulation of the choir's stipends. This is the way in which chapters wog : without barge principle or definite ends even when the; are doing good; and always rmolutely resisting any alte ration which will lemon their power. What, for instance, can be mere senseless and stupid than the mod* ia ;which the Dean and Chapter of Rochester are acting pendent* Iste towards Mr. 11'iiirrox ? Tney have dismissed that gentle -111211 trim their Grammar School; be denies the kgality of their dismissal, and has appealed to a court of law to decide between them. If be seemed', Vie Chapter will bare to submit and testcre hist. Under such circumstances, especially when Mr. WIITITON'S educational Cans is admitted, anybody, sot ecclesiastical, would have come to an arrangement that Mr. WHISTON sh.uld carry on the school until the question of law was decided ; and in the Clamn's Bench Justice Cohtaihne gave the Chapter a strong hint that such was his opinion. That Do; a Chapter is far too greet an institution to be ruled either by . common sense or by judicial suggestion, and, in ate vindictiveness, it has not only thrown Rochester into disorder by setting up another cathe dral grammar-school to that over which Mr. 'Whirrox still presides, bat is carrying on actions of ejectment and other such legal honours against him. Yet each step the Chapter takes only brings public opinion out stronger against it. Though the parents of the 20 foundation boys were formal:y summoned to place their sons under the tuition of the Gaol Ceap:sio, only 8 of the boys appeared in answer to the summons ; the remainder returning atter the holi days to their old master. A month ago, the Chapter again summoned the defaulting lads to attend Mr. Metiths on pain of having their foundation privi leges vceded; but again with the like result—not one went. Mouse Barnmadron, Hirmitra g r at ar= keeper, to autrender April 10 and 23, at 12, at &IL, Hodgson, Blr ralnghant ; at meet Yap', Birmingham. 1.271111 BILOAD, Jun, likgbloo, talloW/ChARMIT MIMI 30 and May 0, at at Baslaghalletrret. lola., barren and Chute , hionmehury square, and Attres and Co Brighton; of. swig., Graham, Cole. man-at:set. Boater 110011, letternms, builder, April 4 at 10, and May 7 at 11, at Basusghall-mmet. notn, Tiros and Co., Cokman-strest ; o 4 wale., Johnson, Ba•tnghalbeteeet. Jose_ Ootrtmounsovon, Manableter, manufsetnrer, April II and 25, - . GRAND ARRUAI:EITNDICAPOiii;O/.. each, 16 ft, and may 6 U delisted, with 100 added ; the 'area& to save his sinks. 4 Munk (41 nabs, 11 of whom declared.) Mr. M. giuMagir Pose Wm% ams leit Mb (Mr. Ociodoul 1 Dir. T. F. limmeslnamil. sod. leg Mb (Mason I Mr. Ifiadinsals Utth Yaw. Spud, Sat IMb (Fowler 3 Ruse Coe of 100 ism., by subs of 10 son. sash, &a. nue miles. (11 Saba.) Captain Littlest:lWe/ Mama, the Mr. crew'screw's b gby Lama', said, 1 04 7 lb. (W. t Meral Kr. ltehertece's Candamiewboms, 104 (Capt. &Miry S Dir. =Modals ad Chimpime, (Mr. lame 4 Tho following "Loran: Mr. Lawarm's Pater Simple, seed, 12st (Canaleghaat) ; Mr. Osbormes Abd-eDlTadsr, aged, 104 t 12Ib (Mr. Orem) ; Captain Little's The Chandler, aced, 10st 10Ib ; Mr. Webb's Liverpml, 6 yrs, 10,1 Sib (T. Abbott) ; Lord Largaa's Boryite aby, 6 me, 1011 21b (Magee); Mr. Renton's Rainbow, 6 yr', 104 llb (Pan); Mr. Robartion's Ace of Tramps, lOst (H. Bradley) ; Mr. Bashoes Tipperary Boy, lOst (B. Darling, jam.); Captain Osinbier's Thrush, Oat 13Ib (Frisby); Captain Orma's Treasurer aged, 9st 12Ib (C. Bolos) ; Mr . Wilson's Von tare, 6 yri, 9st I Ilb (Wynne) Mr. Melon's Molly. 6 yrs, 9st Illb (Owner); Mr. V en n' s Vengeance, aged, 71b, 71b extra (Litter) ; Mr. C. H. Carew's Linage's'', gat (Butler). Betting : 6to 1 agar Little Fumy, 6 to 1 amt Proceed, 7 to 1 apt Vanessa, 10 to 1 agat Sir Peter Laurie, 14 to 1 agst Tipperary Boy , 16 t. 1 apt Abd-ol- Mader, 26 to 1 "gat Chandler, and 23 to 1 "get Lanaguenst. Wes by 4 haritlis. Miami : 100 som., h ft. Oao mile. Mn. TOrrea's Free Lana, aged, 94 7th (11911:1 1 Mr.1147W9 aid Kalb yro, 94. ( 21 4ree 2 4tol on Free Lanc e , who made all the running, an won is a miter. _ _ Fea'Ai India Dryraltery articles continue very dull; a few cheats of Imo° sold at 3a. 9d. to 4s. 3d. per lb.; 300 bales Gammas, at 120. tid. and a small tat of Warsaw at 18s. per cwt.—ln Mammas 1,108 bap disposed of, at 245. 6d. to 235. td, for ordinary, and at 21s. 61 to Ms. 6d. per cot. for sue.—Of Nrraars of 0000 400 tons old, to ar• rive, sad 800 Was, la store, at 14s. 3d. to 144.6 d. per cwt., and blaber prbiso are now demanded. Hie Excellency the American minister, Mrs. and Mime Lawrence, have left town on a visit to his grim the Duke of Rutland, Beleer Castle. A meeting of the royal commission for the promo ties of the exhibition of the works of industry of all betimes, Ito be bold in the year 1851, was held yesterday le the New Pa/ass of Westminster. Tae commiericeen present were the Earl Granville, Lord Overetese, Sir Robert Peal, the Right Hon. H. Labeuthere, the R4ht Hon. W. B. Glad stone, Kr. Beefy, Mr. Cobden, hi P.: Mr. T. F. Gibes, Mr. Gott, sad Mr. Posey, M.P. Mr. Stafford Northeote, Secretary of the Commission attended. Sir Henry T. De la Beebe and Dr. Lyon Playlet?, of the Cammitte• on the Mineral Kingdom, were present. Colonel Reid (Chairman) Mr. H. Cole, Mr. C. W. Dilke, and Mr. Puller, attended on behalf of the Ex-eutive Committee, with the S ecrets,,, Mr. Dishy Wyatt. The following males, melee, bailiffs, and high coce.ables, were pressed with . theßoyal Cammirioasn : Mayon: Dublin, Bradford, Winchester, Wolverhampton, Kendal, Bury St. Edmunds, Carlisle, Thasitheesam, WON rester, Manchester, Bridgwater, Salisbury, Warrington, Et weer, Portsmouth, Canterbury, Hewed (Mon.), Latexes toe, Leeds, Leicester, Binnieghem, Nottineate, Preston, Coventry, Gravesend, Tiverton, Bridport, Halifax, Limerick, Cork, Waterford, Bolton, Stock port, Southampton, Orford. Provosts : Edinburgh, Paisley Glasgow, Leith. Bailiffs: Jersey, Gue rd. miry, 'Slobs upon-Trent, Darlington. High Omuta Kee: Bright.,, Huddersfield. Returning Officers: Reareaborough, Blackburn. The conference with the Rayal Commimioe commenced at 11 o'clock in the mernieg, and broke up at 3 o'cloak in the afternooo. The Right lion. T. Mina Gibson, M.P., Mr. Bright, M.P., and a deputation, had an interview with Lad John Russell yesterday at his official residenca Dawaiog-street. Despatches were rent off last evening from the Colonial Odle for the gammon of the North American colonies. tY 11. at menthigui'couft. soi:, Whitlow sod VC eIL Maacisater. less LLOYD. New healer, March 2$ at 12, and May 4 at 11, at Besingballatnet. , Reed sad Co ., Friciay-alreet ; off. rile., Paned; eadldhall-chambers. DICLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Jorew Ammo; Liathwalte, Yorkshire, innkeeper—let die. of 205., March IS, sal any subsequent Thursday, at Freeman's, Leeds. Madam' Barn; Darer, grocer-2nd die. of lima, Match 23, and three subsequeut Saturdays, at Groam'a, Abeltureh-laae. WILLIAM Lams Bowes; liaceleallekt, lTsbite, grocer—lit dlr. of 3a., March 23, and any embeequsat Tuesday, at Fraser's, Man. cheater. WILLIAM HOW, Upper Lissonsitreet, Limon-ove licensed VIC. tumbler—lot end final die. of la lid., March 23, and throe subse quent Saturday; at Grown% Abeharelidan; FILADCIS lierefonL apothacary—lat thy. at lid., soy Thursday, at V. banana's, Itinninghans. Hamar Caaar Baotou Winchester, builder-Ist die. of Is., on new proofs, Muth 23, a nd three subsequent Saturdays, at Fslwards'a, Nambrunk.coart. Mouse Berranwotiro, Rochdale, Lancashire, woollen manufacturer let tile. id 3s. u 411 , March 26, sad any subsequent Tuesday, at Dobean's, Manchester. Comarr end Salm, Amen, Yorkshire, cotton spinners -2nd and And die. of le. 2d., March 22, and any subsequent day, at Young's, Ueda. Ci-nomar Sam, Enures, Trainor:lh, Northumberland, banker— lat die. of 4s. Sd., March 22, and any subsequent Saturday, at Mahal's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Turmas Fun, West Cornfoth and Thrklington, Durham, and Be. and's-bade,-ba.in Ratcliffe, coal merchant —lst die. of 7d., March 13, and any subsequent Sstuiday, at Walley'a, Newenstle.upun- J. sa te d J. GREIDTWOOD, Haworth, Yorkshire, worsted spinners -3rd die. of ls. 31/1., and on eubsequent proo's a Ist, 2nd, and 3rd die., together 6s. Sjd., March 23, and key subsequent day, at Young's, Leeds. °sows Ilmcscures, Leeds, cloth manufacturer-Ist dim. of es. W., March LS, and any subsequent Thursday, at Freeman's, Leeds. THOMAS KUM. sit. Paul's-churchyard, druggist-Ist die. of Marsh 23, snethres subsequent Saturdays, at Edward.'; Was. brook.ecurt. Davis,. WU/IDM C(01411And.171034-bOOOI2I, Yorkshire, innkeeper— tat die. .1 la. i & d., March 28, and any subsequent Thursday, at Preen lard DALTU3I MA " RTINDALE, Star-onwt, Bread-street, warehousentaa—lot die. of Oa Sd., March 23, and three subsequent Saturdays, at Rdwards's,Sambrook.oourt. Jaen Moaner, km New Wortley, Yorkshire, flax spinner -3rd dlr. oaLd., March , and may subsequent Thureday, at Freema n'; Harems Mums Norms ' Fool tone, Yorkshire, ektuatkr div. of 9s. March MI, and any subsequent Th u rsday, at Freeoll" Leeds. Twos** OLDAIM, high-street, Borough, hop merchant—lM Me. of 2s. ltd., March 23, and three Balm:quoit Saturdays, at Edward's, Sambrook-court. Joon Itameromu, Leamington, ale merchant—lst dlr. of 34.4 d., any Thursday, at Christie's, Birmingham. Jona Salesian, duo., lttgtddmelby Lincolnshire, farmer-Ist die. of N.N.W. Strong Breeze. Guinea-The demand continues active, and folly 900 boas disposed of. at 91. 13s. to 101. for Peruvian, 71. U. 6d. to 71.35. fur middling Ic.baboa, 71. per bin for Patagonia, and other kinds in proportion. Drewooks.-The isles Of lALMOUD are 160 tons Catnpeachy, at 61.7 a. Gd., 140 tons Honduras at a price not named, and 20 tons St. Domingo, at 41. 11a. Gd., SO toes Savanilla Pena, at SI. 10s., 190 tons Wsolid Rio Ilache Wood, at 121.6 a, and 23 tons Lima NICARAOVA 00, at 186. 7s. 6d. to Irk 10e. par ton-No sales reported 1a Tt manes or Tite.-American Rows in fair demand; 600 to 700 barrels wad, at Ss. 3d. to Ss. 44., with a few at Is. I3d. per cwt.-An export demand havirg arisen for lee AMU, purchase have been made to the extent of 1,200 barrels, foe which, however, the reduced price of 28s. has been act:toted ; 100 barrels fur hams-trade have brought si milar rata. Foam few Pearls add at 335. Cd. per ewt.-Beans: The Pelee or the week in CLoviastisc comprise about SO tons of all sorts, at rather easier rates.-it tons America Bale WAX have ban sol d at 71. per ton. -Hums : Full prices were obtained at the auction on Tuesday last for salted kin Grande, 2,600 of which sold at 31d. to 3ld. for good fair heavy Ca, mad some salted River Plate Ox bare face been taken at hd. per lb. There has been a b7tter demand for BIIINSTOIIII, and about 400 tom sold fain U. to 71. 10s. per ton.-For iahy Snow there has been more inquiry, and higher prices paid; the sales are upwards ef 1,703 begs, and tee quastaons are ra ise d ace,rdingly.-Nothing done in Moans; %dot Team; 20 casks brown were sold at full pram, and • tear casks cream, by suction, at Ga. 9d. per cwt.- la Itauoaa sod )(MAAR Room floating done.-57 lads. Philadelphia BAkK trouald Its. 3d. to 1:s. per ca L.-oam Ou continues wh bout demand, and the aptness of the week Is searezly worthy of euumeration.-Srax and Coo Dec continue in moderane request.-50 tons Lanni the bare been sold at 33a. to X3s. Gd. per cwt.-Nothing doing in Rata 0n..-6 tons American linens or Tenevatax are reported at 311. los. pet toe, and small sales of British at 321.-Tae sales of Psi a On. are 73 lona, at Ilk to 311. Ss., and 80 tons, from a wrecked cargo, at Ithi. to as. per ton lower.-An extensive business ban again been done in Petersburg Y. C. I'ALLOW, principally at 375. 3d. per cwt. The public sale of South American on Wednesday went off well, although In some imams at • small decline.-The sales of Lass amount to about 70 ems, at Ha faL to 335., being a decline of 6d. per art.-100 tan Peteraburgb clean Bane realised AL to 321.; 1,,00 bales Jena 151. la. Gd. to 161. Ss. 6d.,. and 36 bales Senn Rapp, 151. 10e. per ton. Humus I N. N. I BIUDGERATIII Yakasovis I N N .. E. Cams Su,rivis N. Wurray -- FARR HAXDICAP 0( 5 moss. eaob, and 30 added. Four Who. •-••• • - Mr7T. F. Mice% Trost me-sot, lOst 71b (0111cer) 1 Mr. Tornea's Fres Lenge, 9st 10Ib (Than), Mr. Salt's Refuges, 9et 9,b (owner), and Mr. Jennings's Castaway, 9st 21b (Stagg), also started, bat refused their fence, and left Trust-sae-not to win easy. Two *then started. Was easy by fins or six lengths. Swain of 3 an. each, and TO added. Three miles.. Truet4onnot, Ilst 3lb (Mnsoil 1 Mr. Clerke's The Painter, Net 10110 ((Arche r 3 Lad Lurpa's Very Bad (late Vent R.en) lost 71b (Reeek7 3 Even on Painter, and 6 to 4 apt Trust-ms-not. Wes my by several lengths. EXHIBITION OF INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS, 1851. WOOL.— LONDON. March 22.—Although the market has been quiet fur both colonial and foreleg yet there is much liminess on the part of importers, as the arrival. am still very smell, only 2i16 barrels German, kw., having come in this week. For English the trade ie rtther dull aol the late advanced rates are barely supported. LIED', MARCH 22. —Wo have not any change of impor tante to report In the English wool trade during the present week. gala have been limited, and prices are the same as last week. At the meeting of mayors and royal commissioners yesterday, the principal topics of discussion referred to the appointment of ton' commissioners, and the beet means of establishing a practical and satisfactory mew of comment. cation between the local committees a. the commissioners HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. STAG HOUNDS. Her Mgmers—Wanday, Cookham-bruMe ; Wednesday, Stoketom mon ; FrWy, Halftime-OM-11. Badmrorth —Tuesday, Woramdy.york ; Saturday, Woolley-ski. Norfolk—Mandy, Ws Kennel—M.l4ld 11. Itotheehtld'a—Barce, Slooday, Iltehrott-1 1. HOUNUS. _ _ is London. The impression appeared to be that the result of the ieterview would tend greatly to dissipate any prejtt• dies that could exist on the sulajeot of curving the principle of centralisation too far. The questi , aof the selection of articles engaged considerable attention, and, after a fall examination, Sur Robert Peel dratted a letter, which he sug gested should be issued by local committees, and which re ceived unanimous approval. Lastly, the natecriptions and the necessary amount to be raised wen alluded to, and the best feeling prevailed towards wing the greatest exertiln to enable the commissioners to commence the building at ones. PCBLTC MEETINGS NAVE HUN HELD L•TELT ix EDIN BURGH MID GLASGOW. for the purpose of receiviag Capthis B. lbbetson, who has been deputed by the royal commis sioners for promoting the great industrial exhibition of 1851 to visit Edinburgh and the principal towns of Boothad, and to explain the nature and objects of the undertaking. The meetings were highly respectable and numerous, and the land Provost of either city occupied the chair on both occa sions. Captain Ibb- thou delivered eloquent and interesting addresses in illustration of the views entertained by the pro moters of the enterprise; and resolutions, I. which the :audio's returned thanks to Prince Albert for having origi. Dated the project, and also pledged 1 t-entelt.eee to assist in in development, as being calculated to advance the interests of arts sad manufactures, were carried unanimously. On TRVESDAY • MEETING was HELD AT ORIZEOCIL for the same parFose. The provost was also in the; chair, and stated the object of the meeting. He was sure that the birthplace of Watt you'd not be behind in supporting the great exhibition which bad been so ably commenced by Prise* Albert, and he trusted that all would come forward to assist in carrying it out. (Cheers.) After Captain Ibbot son had made his explanatory statement, the usual formai resolutions were unanimously adopted, and thanks having been voted to the gallant of letr and the provost, the meet ing separated. HOSIERY, &c —LEICESTER. Muth 22.—Woo — rid Tarns are dell or sale, but prices remain about the same as last week. The turnomt in the knitted bow, sock, and glove branebe., partially continues. Some orders for the American tall-trade have bees re. mired title week. A fair average business is doing for the home market. Albrighton-Tuesday, OnnTifanr - sd;y, Loynton ; Satarday, Ap'sy -half-par 10. Allen's, Mr. 8.-Monday, Lawrenny ; Thursday, Freehwater.rat half-past 10. Atheratone-Torsday, 13entlow.gate- 9. Badrworth -Tarry, Womendeppark; Saturday, Wooleyedge half.prt 10. Beaufort's, Duke at-Monday, Lowerwoods; Wednesday, Long's-I ano, Steeple Ashton; Thursday, Bozwell-hall- 10. Bedale-Monday,. !Boswell-ultra ; Wednesday, Norton Cryan ; Saturday, Soseber.hill-ball-past 10. Beranek% Lord Hoary-Monday, Kettletrepe; Wednesday, Mldge.tnn ; Thursday, Notion • Saturday, Liar, d b ßosen --I 1. Berkshire-Monday. Yearniarnsetnage ; Wednesday, Appleton. commas; Saturday , Blakesseak. Branham Moor-Monday, Wyks • Wednesday, Carlton, near Berth; Thursday, Hook-moot ;;Intaday, Spot/oral -hall.paat 10. Cambridgeshire-Monday, lekwallsgrean; Friday, Megrea.wood half-put 10. Chishire-Manday, Manonlwass; Wednesday, Cr tlo.inill; Thurs day, Crewe-wood; batarday, Mayberry-halt -pot 10. Creweland- Monday, Milton; Thursday. Dinarkobridge-Italf ' part 10. Copes, Mr .1.-Mooday, Mortimer-fair-race; Thursday, Stag and Iluusds, Ciatlald ; Saturday, ltneley.atill-hal4a4 10. Cottesasore-Tuesday, Lunde; Monday, Ltale-bythana ; Salta. I day, Brooktal 1-11. Crana-Monday, Hanstearlalll; Wednesday, Hen woad; Satur day, Ileathawer-balt.past 10. Crawlay aM Harahan-Monday, Mateawsuse, war Warroglist ; Thursday, eltnfordorWage--quarter before 11. Dean's, Mr.-Tuesday, BesserAstelt, near Ilawkehureh-half. part 10. Drake's, Mr. - Tuesday, Barker:mar ; Thursday, Horton. cannon Saturday, Croughton-halfsprt 10. Durhasis County - Monday, Whfitk hall ; Wednesday, Yrs more-ball; Thursday, Shottorn hall -lialt.par 10. East kres-Tunday, Co:enna's • Thursday, Three-windmills half.psat 10; Saturday, St. Asra'sharls-haltrat 9. Eases and SuSolk - Tuesday, Stour-wood ; Saturday, Branford Angel-half pet 10. Y. 8.-2100 day, Constantine -half-past 10. Farquharson's, Mr.-Moaday, liolywell Turnpike-pre. ?Bra:dings% Earl-Monday, Withington.rillage ; Thursday, Westwood ; asturday, Broadway. Yinwillhusee, Earl-Monday, Thornhaugh; Wednesday, Med& ; Friday, Moorhaplawn-10. Tune's, M wood, liather r. - Wary, -ball. Berryrs par oor, lo. Pstnekatow ; Th ursday, ly ar a br es' i s d , I , M., the Ledbary-Tueery, The Wytehe ; Monday, Aston le ; riday, The Halo-end, (..7adley- halt .past 10. r.r.-Moaday, Narthlagkesslowa ; Saturday, Candover.churelt hall-past S. Harateloa-Traday, Troops, war hterield; Thursday, Sydney. lodge .• Saturday, Weat.lodge-haltpast 10. Iler'etordahlre -Mooday, Barbell; Thursday, limewood'adend ; Mon lay, Aped 1, Myrielark-hal4sat 10. Berry-Monday, Oonnury.park; Thursday, Southlawn.lodge, In the Fond; Yrsday„Braeasste-half 10. lioldernees-llorlay, Barton Agnes; Tarry, the Kennel; Thurs. day l , Unaided= ; Traday, Art 2, Evarlagrasspark-uuarter to 11. loploa-Tuesday, llurworth-Tuesdatntshrldge ; may, Lavess.bridge-halts past 10. Kant, YAM-Monday, Selllngre.lsaa; Thursday, Ilarlanuarart halt-past 10. Lowude's, Mr. Stlby-Monday, BeleldrULheath ; Wednesday, the &rowels; Saturday, Mr. Duacorrfa.lodge, Brkk4lll-11. Ludlow-Tuseday, Orlatorneoesea ; Thursday, Norton-common r 11; 2s. March 2-, and any subsequent y" C7nrick l . at s, Mull. -. . Sarein. Stocks and MIMITIMILIt ImvsimaTan, Manchester and Ileaton Mersey. Lancashire. binchers-final die. of ltd., March 26, and any autpequent Tuesday, at Hoboes's Manchester. Joss ?manes, Scarborough, Yorkshire, Imendraper- 1M div. of 6d., March 21, and any subsequent Itranday, at Freeman's, Leeds. WILLIAM Tonic WAVY/N, Leads and Manchester, commission swot -bed and final div. of Is. 41d., April 2, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser% Ma,dxster. W Winos, Tavistock-place. Taviatork-square, apothecary-Ist and Anal di.. of 4n. lid,, March 23, and three subi.quent Satin days, at Groom's, Abehureh-kink. DIVIDENDS.-April 19. S. Almunino, Bevis Marks, City, dealer In lathers-April IS. C. F. (km and M. Tel&Liverpool, merchants -April IS. J. Carter Lie. rpool, merchants-April 12. J. Chleholm and W. Chisholm, IS;king, Surrey, and Ludgate-hill, City, wholesale perfunters-A ril 13. E. Cocker, Manchester, cotton manufacturer- April 12. R. Grantham, l.ineolaahire. or:riveter -April 16. M. elan and J. Alexander, Bath, watchmakers-April 13. it. W. Hemsworth, Prinno-e-treit, Bishopsgetesetreet, City, wine mer chant-April 13. 0. Ilesketb, Manakeeter, straw bonnet dealer - April IS. U. J. Jones, liriotol, builder-Apra 12. T. 13. Jukes, Great Winchester-street, City, tailor-April 12. T. Keasley and J. I. Kees ley, Church-street, blackidars-road, and Walsall, Staffordshire, tanners-April 13. J. Kemp, Chipmvflehi, Herefordshire, viatualler - April 12. W. It Malpas, NotthigMpt Innkeeper-April 16. C. Pal. liag, Ilay's-wharf, Toeley-street, an d Trinityanuare, Southwark, potato salesman-April 16. E. Italebeek, Dawabury, Yorkshire, iron nuater-April 12. C. Robertson, Leicester-place, Leicester-square, master mariner-April 15. C. Slade, Grange tilirench next Gilling ham, Kent, market anrdenev-AprillB. P. W. Main, Bristol, tanner -April 16. E. Snowdon, South Shields, grocer-An/1116. W. Storey, Leeds, wool dealer-April 19. W. C. Streutfeild, Conan& City, under writer-April 12. R. Tippler, Great Tower-street, City, colonial Muter -April 16. IL E. Tuck, New Cavendish-eneet, Marylebene, milliner-April 19. C. Turner, Lowestoff, Suffolk, grocer-April 15. I W. Woods, Mount-plate, Walweeth-road, ironmonger. CERTUFICATES to he grunted, ludas MIN be shown to the contrary, en the day of lIMMIAMM. Aprlll7. J. Church. Deptford, coke manufacturer-April IS. T. Daw son, Poinetract, Yorkshire, fishmonger and dealer in game-April 15. It. Ful/ord, Pulford's-place, Southpte road, builder-April 12. C. Gough, Altrincdun. Cheshire, ironmonger -April 19. C. Green Ht i•tol, baker-Aped 12. J. W. Harris, Backdate, Lancashire, cotton spinner-April 19. T. Harvey, Newark-upon-Trent, Nottinghamshire, miller-April 15. 11. J. !Litman& Bury, Lancashire, apothecary- April 19. E. J. Inehley, Drayton, Leicesershire, corn dealer-Apra IS. J. Oliver Queen's-road, Bayswatcr, plumber -Apt il 19. 11. G. Helmut, No ttingham, glove mannbeturer-April 19. H. Simmons, &imitate, grocer-April IL H. Sutcliffe, Reelnale, Lincitablie cotton spinner-April HI. Ann Vernon, Ashtes-ie-Mackt TAW, !..11DCA! shire, shopkeeper-April 13. C. Wright, Crooked-Lme, King Williani- Sreet, easunrass ageat-April 17. J. Williams, Newport, Mon mouthshire, auctioneer. CERTIFICATES to be condensed, totem canoe be shown to the ?dETALS.—Loshox, March 22 —Within the last week Lead has been greatly in demand; both for that Metal and Copper order. have born received fr-.m the United Wales. The prioe of spanith Lead bas also rwes. An eminentainunerciaggthi here having lau 17 chipped airect from Spain to America a large thrgo, it is the opinion of those concerned an the trade that a further rice, both in that and Copper may be confidently anticipated. We regret that the same remark. alit not a;.p'y to Tin, which tea. been very clack, there being mai rely any d. mand whatever. From Rotterdam we lest n "that Hence Tin has taper meat a further reduction, dor slabs having been sold last week at 441 fr., at which rate more can still be bought.'—Yining Journal. (ILssoow. /deeds 21.—The Pis-Iron 'market continues remarkably quiet. The demand seems anal, yet holdrre are firm, and not dirnoa,d to give way in the price. The price of tamed Noe. may be quoted at als., cash. CORN.—Cti Evcsroars, ?d +rat 22.—The sur p'.y of Wheat was not more than adequate to the wants of the mil:ers. and the pric s of lagt week were vs:aloha:nett, and roam needy Diners gee. rather advanced rates; red, 39e to 39,. ; white, 42a. to eie. Barley and Beans were both rather lower. Other spring corn without match entrance. Averages • Wheat, 39e. lad. Barley, 1 . 45. 10d. Oats, Ws. 7d. Beau, 220. 2d. resit. Vs. 7d. COVINTItT, March 22. —We have to rf /rift another fist market, the supply of Wheat wag good, but former prices could with difficulty be obtained. Malting har:ey SV.I+ unaltered in value. Eine Oats sold at somewhat improved rates, but the demand au not great. In new Beans V eve wire a lily trade, at but week's prices. 0:d Penns were rather rearee,amka little more money was given for good qualities. Wheat, lie. to las. Malting Marley, Its. to 231.; minding, 2Os. to 218. 6d. Old Beans. 12e. to 13e.: new, tie. Cd. to 91. 6d. Old Oats, 198. to 21s. ; new, 16s. 6d. to 19s. Grey l'eas, 6s. bd. to 9s. 61.; white, 98. to 118. Esyruft, March 22 —We have had small supplies of all description of grain at market to-day, and we can note no alteration in value on the rates of last week. AND CLERICAL agil;:NT/iliians B. Hughey, commoner of Jams Collage, was elected scholar of that society on the South Wales ioancation. LCOUT SCROLAlsHlP.—Yeaterday Mr. George Lloyd, from King's College, London, was elected to the vacant Lusby scholarship at Magdalen hall. CANIMIDOI, MAACK 22.—PREVIOVII EXAMINATION.— Lutz Max, 1860. MOT CLAM LIVERPOOL, Maacu 22.—We have received fair quanti tire of wheat and flour from abroad since Tuesday, and as well of flour, oatmeal, and oats from Ireland. The demand continues of the same inactive character which has marked the grain trade for months past, and the supplies have regularly been ahead of it; nor does there appear at present much prospect of amendment. The weather for several weeks has been unprecedentedly tine and cry tor the farmers' field operations, and the 34nd it in the finest possible order, with as auspicious a prospect for next harvest as we remember. The wheat pleat could not look healthier or better. The market this morning was thinly attended, and the general business DM again on a small role. There was not the least alteration made in the peke of any ar ticle of the trade. American and French flour is now strongly opposed by the low prices of good Engli-h manufacture; prime Norfolk hquee hold is offering at 28a. per 2tleiba, and from other counties propor tionably. holders of Indian corn tried fora small advance, but the demand proved moderate, and this article closed very dull. SOUTHAMPTON, March 22.—The suppl of Wheat and other grain from the farmers oontinses to be moderate, and. in con sequence of the rather beater account received from !lark-lane and other markets, holders asked an advance of fully Is. per qr. on Let week's prices. This, however, was seceded to by millers with great reluctance, and the trade ruled dull, with but a limited amount of business. Wheat, 91. Itis. to 101. lea per lead. Barley, 21a. to 26r. Beans, Vs. to 325. Oats, Ids. to 225. per qr. !lour, 2es. to 30s. Alla& 'him; Andrews. 642;` Antrobos, Joh.; C. W. Arnold, Trim ; Mb. lege • Atherton,Job.; It Autry; Trin.; Audio. Trio. Hall ; E.. B. Badoisk , Bardhaws, Job.; Barter, Clare • Barrett-Leo. bird, Pet.; Barry, Peso; B irwell, Sklney; Balm dath.; Ballacce, Barnett, Trim; MOM Corms; Bars& Cala; Beaky, Beard, Trio.; Belcher, Boom. • E. W. Beam, Bevan, Trot; Bid well, Joh.; Blogley, TM; Black, Penh.; Bladtbure. Corpus ; Bland, Job.; Bluest. Mum.; Briesdold, Moine; Brarolt7 , Brandt, Bright, TM • World*, Joh.; Brown, Christ's; Brownlow T. ; Boatman. Cl are ; Burn, Trim ; Bolgerworth, Jena • C o b a l t , lot ; plump, Trio.: Calvert, Jab.; Campbell, Odes ; Carey, Trio.; Can, Eraman. ; Climbers, Jao.; Cbaadisie, J. S. Christ* W. L. Christie, Trio. • Clarkson, Calm • Cleaver, Wed. ; Cohn, Job. ; Cabot:rot Pet.. Conworte bowi Cl T o r a Cooke, Co ; Cooke, Joh. ; Coulthumt, Kagd.; Trim Hall ; Croat Tria.; Camber, Owlet's ; Currie, Cast, dn.; Davidson, Calm; Davies, James; Deck, Trin. • Lento& Jok. • Dickman, ; D uckworth Jolt • Dm, E 11113151!; Dory. Pet.; i.aica. Corpus; Edwards, Trim, J. ES= A. A. Bills. Trim; Him Ilsgel.; Every, Jim; Ewen, Pet ; 'Ma. Flag • Falthfull, (bias ; B. Pens, Perard, Trio. • Care; Finale, Trlit; flowers, Job.; Toned, Trio.; Polder, &dm; Prow& Gill, Dooror,Gabriel, OW, Corpus; Mho& amid% ; Gill, ; (loamy, Job. Game, TM.; Goat. kart, Wm; Goodwin. CM.; , l ob. • dream, Orem ;H. B. Ores aim; Cum. Qtrese's ; GOT Halkad ioL Trie.; Hall, Job.; Hammed. The.; Himiced, Jews; • ; Harris, Sidney; Cedes; Thingsaa, Mirth; Tda.; Harlan., Joh.; ilia; Harries. Trio ; Hey. Clare_ ; Senate, Rode. ; Hoge* Truk. ; Heiden, Trio. Han • Hoiergrove, CM.; en, Trim ; Hubbard, Clare; C. T. Hodson, Job.; Host, Pet.; Hamer, TM. • lama, Clare; Jaynes, Trio.; Kama& Job.: Kershaw, lhasies.; YJztry, Job.; Lambert, TM.; Job.; Lescelks, Trio. HMI; Imam TM; Lea, Corm ; Em ma. ; Ims, TM.; Dna, Jesus; Le Seam, Jot; Leiter, Cluisb'; Letris Job. ; L-wle, Circe; O. W. L/nyd. Trim' Lloyd, Coles ; Le. Mt TOL ; LoagePet • /Ma& Oates; Ilsairk e !gc• Mazda& Harder, Wet's; H. J. wells,, Malbews, ; Neu& TM Hall; Maxwell, Trier. ,• Comm: _Her^ Qom" ; Mem& Pet.; JlMAMeeler& Carpus; More, U. Morley Job. lams. lisaasa. • Wm, Wm. Newts& lia&C m . NOWINI, 0. O. ltewin s. Trba. ; TM; X Corpus; XMA, PIRAL ; 14 PK.; ItronV.; Ogb, Tria.; Otoram, Christ's; Owe& Clare ; Job. ; Tabs& TM; Perm& Patchett, Jolt ,• rearm, Trio.; , Jam; PM.. Trlel i =vol. TM. ; Parson& Odes; Perrin& Trie.; flaw, • Pittard, Clare ; attic, Cram; Platt, /Mom& Prim& Pout' TM.; Cie; Praetor, arises; Rodeala, Job.; lastakl/1, Cath.; Jut: , Ilajimood, Mout's ; Hayes% am; Iddmirdson, OM; Jam; linkartsre, ChM's; Hagen, TM • lame, Joh.; Trim ; 11601•111 M. Joh. ; literidesh, Poods. ; Baku& ai Sawyer, TM Ha; J. B. Boo& Trim ; .TaisTaTiamlL Mend' *My, TM. ; Beyer, Mail; ev e Trio.; Illsapia4a.Ocepus; J. illisw,Jeb.,• Ohm, Cahn ; nem CM; IMO& 0•61111 e Shutt. Oohs ; Imaary.Oarpoo;llmith.goomes; BEAMAN., ; A. sank I. I. Polak P . 0. H. slim* P. A. eaita. THM rill. CM.; P. B. in. ti, am; Bess,Coopesk laid/ Pot; lyt IlWookri S en TM.: Tdit VW.: I. T. nod& le& ; TM; Pet. J. IL Them V. T. Tbamesn it Zt ad.4 lB.; Theameca, Tdstm ead tak._, TIMM. Carl ; JeL Twee, Trim; Trevor. ; Teddy. Jelt; Talk,Trbt Ha; Odes; Tows, Trln. 11001, Trim; Voir, Trio. 14B; Wham Trim; Vireo& &M.; Weille, Mk.; Walpole, Magd. ; W. F. Word+ ; Warm Cott; Wa• Orem ; Christ's; Width ; T. White, Y. A. White, Joh.; Wldttard, Trim; J. Villoon, Job.; Vans, Odes; Who ley, Emma.; Job.; Wde lldar Corm; Tates, Trht. Wood, TM.; Wood, C al m; Woodward, Wrey, rt, contia ry. March 19. W. Butt, jam, Herne Bey, Kent, schoolmaster—Dm. 13. J. Cleft, Harkins's-street. Chelsea, general deader. FASTNEISSIILFS DILMOLVED.—T. Beak and W. Chappell, Re. gee‘street, publishers and drakes in mania—E. Bury, T. A. Curtis, and I. Kennedy, Liverpool, irookondcrs, so far as regards T. A. Curtis—Campbell, Bogle, and Doug* Glasgow, eo far as regards A. Bliesburn--thropbell, Miller, sod Co., Bombay, so far es regards A. Bleekbern—A. B. Dalsilsk, B. Delglish, and J. Harts, Glasgow, 111,in. abater, London, and Canipsis, titirlingshire, tenants, so far as ro ped. A. 8. lnlglish—F. Faulkner and T. N. H. Welsh, Folk ston*, Custom. house agenis—F. Faber end T. Bmitson, Huddnallrld, Yorkshire, caul merchants —W. Yookes and It. Fookcs, Wagon ' lossenetabire, common biewere—C. Gape imd R. Tour', Charles. "met, Halrbeettl,:quare, and Mentos, pliegramtera —W. G. Gor • - • WAKEFIELD, March 22.-W • hare Ifeie reported supply of Wheat than of late :an advance of Is. per b generally de. mended, but the sale la limited to the actual Aecematiesot the millers. Barley of Inc quality sells on former terms; inferior very unsaleable, and prices receded for such. Beans were steady. Oats, Shelling, and other articles without alteration. The following are present prices: Wheat, per qr. of 60.bs. to the bushel, Suffolk, fates, and Kant, red new, Vs. to 386.; extra, 39x.; white, 42.. to 4.1.; extra, 445. ; Nor. folk and Hunts, red. 345. to 3 I.; extra, 375. • white, 395. to 405.; extra, 42..; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, r.d, 335. to 335.; extra, 375.• white, 375. to 314. • extra, 405.; Yorlodure, red, 32.. to 34,.; extra, ; ; white, UK' to 395.; extra, 405 . ; !/smile and lisalgsburg, white, old, 395. to 425.; extra. 445.; Lower Baltic and IMmburg, red, 325. to 33e.; extra, 313 a.; Mediterranean, red, 33.. to ids.; t eiZ32.o.; English, old, red, 365. to 311 e.; white, 445. Barley, per f qr.. Norfolk end Suffolk, 23e. to 214.; extra. 27 5.; Lifl and Yorkshire, 23e. to 21s. ; extra, 231.; Scotch, 225. to 23e.; extra, 14e.; grinding, 19s. to Vs • foreign, 204 to 225. ; extra, 235. Beans, pet qr., 631 b. to the bushel, small, flue, old, sos. to 31A; new, 21s. to 285.; ticks, old, 28e. to 305.; new, 23e. to 23e.; foreign, old, 245. to 28e.; new, 22.. to 245. Outs, per sto ne, moiling, 7d. to 11d.; ex tra, feeding, 7d. to &I.; extra, 9d.; fdreign, 7d. to Bd. ; extra, 114 d. Shelling, per load of ,26111.1., 20s. to 215.• Malt, per load of 43 bushels, 325. to Me.; Peat, per qr. imP., blue and white boilers, 29a. to 275.; extra, 285.; grey and feed, 235. to 216. • extra, 235. Rapeseed, per bat imp., Ergliali, 291. to 311.; foreign, 29/. to 311. Lineeed, per imp. qr., s4s. to 41s. Imports during It.. week: Wheat, 9,94 t qrs.. Barley. 1,341; Oats, 399; Beams, 1,113; Peas. 28 ; Shelling, 334 limb; Malt, 134. Langtry, Mr.—Tuerday, North Carlton ; Thursday, Wiekenley. bar ; Yriday, Swinzgoar-vood—h 10. Lashbagton's, 11z.—Taaaday ; Miidaston ; Monday week. Key beet; Thursday week, Torry.aul4lodys-11 Maranalri, Mr. 11.—Manday, Nullsplt-bridge. Mcomostishiro—Noeday, Graitplagger.pest• Thursday, Pre- Vitas; Monday, Llaarlhangel Crwornoy—half-pirt 10. Morgan' W.— 1 Moeday, CalUngton.aur.tgetd.o; Thuraday,ll.rae- N. .11.—Turaday, Lrockohnnt4onse• ; Thursday. the FlihUng melt.; .0 0 dibill • lista!day, unagry—ltonday, ftasean ; Valstrdsy, Oairpses.ask—quarter be 11. dm sad Marla .10111181.11, Buyston, Cambridgeshire, hire's. re—J. Husband and J. Wyatt, V .buildings 11u:torn, attorneys—P. Joanna, jun., and J. Sutcliffe, Shelton, 8 akurdshire„ manufacturing chemists—T. 0. Matthews and R. Leonard, Bristol. dryealters —J. Middleton, W. Blundell, A. MWdleton, and C. 11. Herring. Singapore and Mania, merchants—T. J. Moffatt and R. Moffatt, Mlnting.lime, City. tea bakers—W. Noakes. sea., J. Petitt and W. Makes, jun., Tirana, hu•sta, drapers—W. Parker and W. Hicks, Leicester, bout adobes mannementers—Z. Russell and J. Oldfkid, Leeds and Batley, Yorkshire, boot and shoe makers—J. B. &derrick, H. Whitaker, and J. Drury, Burley sod Wreaks, Yorkshire, cotton spinners, so far as regards H. Whitaker—lL Smith. H. Liman, 11. W. Woodbridge, and It. HaughAm, Ratcliffe, Middlesex, brewers, ai far r regards 11. emir —W. Swift and J. Swift, Liverpool, licensed victuallers—J. Vein and Betty Lawn, Regent rreet, briers—C. Vickers and J. W. Hugall, Pontefract, Torkahire, archlteete--W. J. West and P. W. Longdhl, Crutral.friars, City, marsigas—J. F. Weymouth and F. Green, Angel-court, Cite, solicitors—W. William's, J. Swath, and T. Denman, South Retard, Mottaglarshke, far as regards T. Denman—J. Wilma and W. IN" Hematite, Tigishire, che mists—J. Wilson, D. Wawa. 2.llisdis, 0. Hardt% P. Wltinnon, U. Hamilton, J. Baker, J. Mir, T. Oman, A. AMA" M. Hardie, and J. Hardie, Falkirk. ircegamasa, • Or as nerds their con nexion with the Falkirk Lem Clargang—T. rasa and J. Jones, i l= r watch car makers—W. Tara W. Aare sad J. Firbles, , wins sad spirit sieniarts. afar as regard. W. Vars. — joint!, Mr.—Tosiday, Wan At-lodge; Thursday, Whithababbey - - - - - -- • - - - - • - Iltabloy—Youday, ; Wadassday, Modem ; Saturday, Basightk-9. kabyday, Hande', ; Wednesday, itahy-traorta; Satur =wsuarti 1. Lard—lionday, Cunhatry-park ; Tooday, Southlawn W S& Henry—Mawity, Martaptall-tur ; Thursday, Burry Glawslynts. Itasday, Asks llorai1; Friday, Wrektn—halt-past 10. Tuesday, liaboairy ; Fatarday, Harem-10. 11E - 7 " 311; A.—Kaadmy, Tokrartli.basar-11. 611Uthamplia Lard—Mandiq, ighica4alll; Viclidcaday, f-Itw Tnanday, Tuohy ; Saturday, Orem . _ _ _ Natek—lisaligh MaMaros ; Thursday, Jokaarna hangWady, irsall.boalh. lalda—Tioday, OA*lagArdllosWisy, Xlitrag-tower . = 6.l, olda g r2led budirelast Mom (11dpie4111) Saturday, Terri—fray Therpe-boase—ludyrt 10. 'lfMdrlleraoq llidlegaa111; Thursday, Ilalurkk-10. Tlarrews—Naarasy, Trlally-sommast; Thursday, Morabatlasillage Mss-10. Ti hs=lo aimds y, Paatitssal- hrlais: Thursday. TrladYraur- CATTLE, &e.—C•taieut, March 21.—Thera was • large show of cattle in our market to-day, the quslity of which was scarcely an average. There were upwards of SO had on offer, °in sisting of short-horns, galloways, Irish, and half-Ueda. A charm°, mold not be effected. Prices from 4s. sal. to 3.. per stone of 1411. e, sinking oral. There were from 30 to 40 °beep fewer on offer to-day than last week, there being about 140 on offer. Quality the best we bale seen this season. They connoted of Cheviots and black-faced. Prim, MI. per lb., sinking offal. There were 6 Calves or otter in our market to-day. Priem, from 311. to 6d. per lb , sinking offal. DODUROOX. ra,113, March 20.—Than was a vary tall sup ply of both fat and lean stock, of excellent quality, with a tolerably good demand; nearly the whole was disposed of at a slight adramo on the price of best quality of fat Bullocks; In other tlNClijitiool, anion Sheep, no alteration. Exnraii, March 22. —Fat Beet, 76. to Bs. 3d. per soon; Cows and Calves, 71. to 171. • Burrences,4s. to 3s. per score ; butchers' Calves, td. to aid. per lb. Slieep, fat Weiner., 3d. to aid. ; Ewe,, 3d. per lb. A email Bundy of Pork carmen one-third leas than last week, and all clawed or early at 6s. 6d. to 7s. dd. per score. ICUIIC PAULSON FAIL: This annual Horse and Cattle fair was held on Thursday last, without Walragate-bar. Thee, was a fair supply of Horses, and anythingthat appeared likely for farmers' work was readily bought up, at II mall advance In prime. 01 Minim sorts there was a great deal of changing hands. A few fat Berta, which were readily bought up from 3s. to 30. 3d. per stone. A great supply of steers and heifers, but only a dull business. There was a tolerable supply of Irish Bursts, and a fair business done. The exhi bition of enure Nunes was mush superior and far more numerous than last 'ear. Tre Mr.—Tueaday, Ilecquembrklio; Saturday, Pipe brldge—latiprai UaLlsd Pack—Tbunda ; Taesday, oweraygo-0. Ualos—Wednaday, Relgate.Ma; taituiday. New luid'i.corper —half-pot 10. - 1? - 1 b l.d►awn i; Thursday, Lech- Vlas:Tioadity, Ptah/odd ; Thursday, the ltworldrak, Padworth —ll. Werarickshira—Toesday, Westco.hotud; Thanday, Wootico wayea.haU; Saturday, Tils.h‘U—haliltsat 10. WUts, Mouth (Mr. P. Wysdhaaal)—Masity, Illocktommood ; Thursday, Norrklis-vosd—u. Waremasnhlre, Maaisy, obibelemourna ; Walamday, Wood rsiellrosa ; Ilsturday, sitsy-trusd—hadigast 10. Wysoids—Tuasday, Wyatt* Sir W. W.—Moody, ProsisphsU; Wsdosaday, Ilaschtuch statio• ; Saturday, Ostreatry.racorouns—lmlpast 10. York sad Maly—Tuesday, Msbura ; baulky, Glillag•Milds— hslheast 10. WV • 1•211 WOO i• Moan" Pet ; 13. Ansol7 -- Trim.; Atkisson, Jonas ; Ilablon. Dense, Desoneen, Tien; Atk isson, i, a lt w ivc i sc .. TH.. , Ammons, Imam: 118.41=04°2agaptenoil, Ton% OA: Cans bua llitesy ; Calor. Queen' ; ( = Ma" CIN ;Nl j.h. ; am' ILI ClW ilo r nn. it Mi. 'lasi.; Gan; .W . Davie, Job. ;A. Ds Dinabusou, Deana. flunneselUa Danbury. Wk.; Job Dojo" Trla. MD; Dysr. ; V..Lehrern. Job. := A ilsa. lissru. Pinny P. Ms.; Olemelna. &rasa. ; Jen.; lberemsolt,Cbrit's; Hayworth, ka.a .. 10,111a.! SIMI. alms; alistar", MIN; Jenne, Val.; Leas, lerinlng Oise ; Loom Wry; Ls Ons. Jaw; LW& Tam; lank Job.; bloorableo. Ma.; Weis.. is Nonkell. Wawa eon.; liana. Ssowers. Ma.; lftwen; Weald. Min's: Orbo. ars; W. Mob" No. Mb& Job.; Pratt, Pet.; Meals, Job.; =Mom Pet.; Tan.; Renew" Pb. loner. Trim.; Ask Job.: Am* ?chi.; Bond. otessus. J o b. ; A. Taylor. W. F. Sayler, O. IL Tbonyra i r g ' taa. W. Tbompeou. Ostb ; Welker, Trim.; A. T. Illsben. Job. ; Trim Helli Wedsbouie, Trio.; Woolley. cres. B.A. MIIMINATION. 1862.—10 eddities to the Bud *Wiens of ezaisieedles for the dowse et 8.A., the following are selected for the year lON :—Tbe Mt Mertes& chapters of the Acts dike Speeds ; Bt. Paul's Epistle to the Color slam, sad the two ipletles of Bt. Peter • Tbucydides, Book VI ; Virgil, /73asid, Book VI.; the hist thus books of Palty's Mani Philosophy. - GLASOOW, Muth 21.—Our rattle market this morning was less supplied by nearly a ball than the two previous ones. Foote mule from lest Lothian, and other lots from Ireland, with dull sale, and Do edema, in price. Beet Os Beef, 460.; second, 435. to 434. ; tbtrd, GM. to 41s. Cows, Bulls, aad inferior Beasts, SOL to 375. per owt, Inking offal. Our Sheep market th is morning was well sup plied with las sheep. and goal sales, with an sdranes of fully Ss. a head. Beat aged Nedders, GO. to ad. • second, bd. to Sid.; Ewes. 44d. per lb., staking olltaL Figs in demind, at Prom 91s. tors. per owl. Fed Oalves In demand, at from Gas. to Eta; °oars° ditto, 345. to Gus. per owl. Lambs, 7a to A. per gr. Braaiudia—Blooday, Newmarket-WW; Mandy, T, labs Tye —o4ll4aat IS. Far% WatMaks; Wedeeeday,Prataumb; War difiat Paak—Taraday, Watarlaabut ; Saturday, Peak-lareet-rillaiL bowls% Capt. HIRIS4OO-TIIIDSIS. Timidiq i csymy. .W ; Satairday, Ilartcatridge—balllart la, Welt Idartelk—ltoodsy, tailwinds. (A does.) Wyeaide—Tuaiday, Hay-gate—lL Ft= AT 11011ERTols.—Y *dards) indenieg a are, of a very destructive *erecter, broke out is the preeelese belonging to Yr. J. J. Wlntoth, the patent lab inseam turer, situate in Cburoh.road, Lower Ilonterton, Met Soar miles from town, =dhoti's* Ow London engines reached the scone the entire building wee balled doe*. The fin was occasion by the boiling over of a pot of oil. OLDBWINPOILD LAND SOCINTT.—This society has now purchased Lead sufficient to allot slues to all the mem bers. The lest phew of lead was purchased of M. 8. /I ipklne, who has kindly wassated to realve the punkas, mousy by instalments wavealeat to the society sail was Whoa pommel sioa of on the 1 lth last., whoa the then maataxo' g shares wars ellattea.— Worcesterahire Chronicle. ... . . . .. . . 4 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1850. sag as the Dean and Chapter of Rochester bad ' et, CoUrt• MILITARY. THE POLICE COURTS. Intevota Mason 22. Mom hat sight's 0 B oons -ba the abeam of arrivals we have again to re- METEOROLOGICAL RETUItNS. It swing t. f the revenues of the cathedral pro WAROPTICK Yuen IL MARLBOROUGHBTRIZT. meta lark week ; the sleek rd Wed larlia sad Miteritlus are Dow they allowed the grammar embed to go to The Qtteell hell • Wart and . T r i v Y o me n robot' need nest. orwerse orte-rset UM. A. e. weenies.* swam, BAIL TN 5111 C AAAAA OP nuns es TR2 Doan or ? L at ish...ls sues uetiggai lmillis gag uamers uagairf;ar a , wile a raot t"ir i d o rr Ate l r ir The Sine of the wreath" „ c o o f t o follow ise... S at aTUROOT. a Mmton 23, 1650.. and rein. But no soot Cr did parliament, terrhy mammon it Bilickinghem value. VIMINI•st Verbal Dom Ike Mkt Heyde , te be ear., by per, vise the Hon. P. Matafr WALLINOTOD.- Twee sass, named Webber and limitk, arra llia tr o en k orr:r da f lat ' it tamilai nds. . - T-- 5a11.....".1. -ar-s wane& against heir remot atriums, reform to sa ti lte h r id the la ß l ar sim irorteerase ei ni One limit lali n la hla 4 sesiad lis ilshali se cßea ed • kb as lit DM- Oda-Chest C. 11°0•70,.. Eva the fted F., to be wipa r rim seared thmearlme se hail flie Iselin gad were Illaalgg, = t rat i st allaiii smf damad.illnahhattol"l.l.lll.Poo:ttrvougb% an well itu rvvelea t 05 null extent the cathedral establishmscts of the - • stow ,4 " to o fo om egg. Ti o , id aya „k a Little, app. la GM P. remanded en &charge of hake elealleld manisitztemedn. hand Mrs. Rest Das =Mem amdmies quite a =nu refined the Lad -• ea -Lai Mr N. IL MesidliAD, ileal., to he gm" by ff . h mi tt, tram hi, once the Du o o f woo", b oth meat hiss boot rather Min Mis wet, ad la y, than • revelation suddenly desoroded on the et Weetneknese had an amilaalealrbaig r iv i dl s• kiss bala. des Ilignmar who nal.' UM* IL I- '— " Prom that at& Property was moo VIM thea 1 bet ar4 trengnsties millein nes " i rsarp nr olsg ininmanni , pag niinitien osam ga wiil er %4 nit In 'r gaga "dinenen 4g„,! al: t e : _ igaml.ce P T 3 er . G0:0:1.6.0 9 7 u5tui1em.e..8....,11....bme...., °1 15la nnupani:: 1 :41 6 ,... f i: 1 ‘r an.a..dcu ' i ra ::::: dil: . and Chapter that adoration wee one of the ms haimeappdand Lod iltawsel of (isms% headset& loth p e mh a hy mmg :. a i m m g iLgkag art h n o . "`""• said they knew nothi ng about theldemeen, and sand Naively.-.---.... -__-_---- ente, NA the better kinds mom off but r"*" 1 . lof their founder. So to work they set sad The Naas ma w& meshed hem Owes his wand of ut orr Oamaise . efr..oes.-Liestass a w. otattrasveso. .fki d , wbe Ma; g m Ma 0 ei nee, ,ts um& sad srpory mgg e Aga Mr. Hardwick said that, in kb llguillll, they were hired ached home , and foetid a competent and at- ea& Tie. Mavenbr a Lanidowari bed as stalitmov of her lo aavae• mad hi Pm. Tig• V eta,:. 1 4 : 11.1* * rerb ibi : his ladi sad a... s t4 aig ant It e very dsm l d d li : an so el d p . r bou lees t 7 pate P ....____n oo . r.s . boil. Go a, a t o o &camomile,. he most leave f urt h er Dam= est hmeleas Um hem sold since our last at former ..... ""an ••••• N . E. •E• Ganile breeze Partial/ La y e stagier. Now doubtless the city of Rochester ff igimass * at t• Prisa Ti. Pri Al 7 ni, C "r ae ll m va v erci a nis tviad of Lib " tr owne lllo Rafel (Lced is p_ t oo t saa 111,17: I. Da ammo, .......-... N.W. Gentle Breese Parmity ta7 d , r rthr benefited. Bat no less true is it, that - Preeldeat), Lard JOU Russell (Pint Lord of the Treasury), 7 I co m i mm a. "ll4 3 1. . m il t in u t, y bY te r e agg a ” ninn y 1 0 2.11614 1„ - I "' I." is al . 4.1 a. "' ld " of tee la r la wwild r thankii r raitia Ctme Is mile tether Woe this week. Soornmerow •• 'lrverezen•-, oturn McGee uatil Saturday. to additional expenditu . e of the Deno sod Br Gans Grey (Besretary el Brats kw the Hems Deport- dee sam is tem F. THAMES. In Derma Penns there is bet Attie badness doing, at about former F .,___ nuLasmal rates. slam...WM.lla rof Rochester, the smaller beets, the surplus meet), Karl Grey (lieereszy deists ter the Coleales), the eltr 4; ,--lbe s . o !..t d - hlte=:. O. Met . iff aar per. vDs mm lad CHARON UNDIK THil COiIIenRCIAL HAI COMPANT'e ---.• limumertutz. B.W.&W. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy eby than to the Eockeiestial Commis/ton ; Bul of Culisk (Cassiller et the Dneh ßoard ief Lasembr) Mr Jam Howes , (Nod d ies o f t o o - a c .,,, a) : the _IA .. _GINION Mg.*, Beirreird. . ---- ACT.-Mr. Mom Phillips, proprietor of the Ring's Arms LIVIRPOOL, MARCH 22. alliaT°L e dislike which dam bof Weetmisater(Lmd Steward), sad the Marquis of "s' r , es ie • P.M. Omnew, from Ist Wet Mdis bp., to bs Tavern, Mile.end.road, appeared to tee nom no less than 18 groan -There has been Imam W a guy good demand. at the rs. ~.. cm•••••-•• W. Cahn Partially Cloudy capittdar bodice have to that information . outer too private sot incorporating the C.. dottiest of lest week, end the sales are extensive entwistlng of PO "'" steins s steeds even Colonel Sternoxes anti - lit e dbsse Loed Chamberlain). At the council the Most yak 7...4h=um. M. Tweeersest, Dan lit 7.. to he porter- „ m id Goo Company , for - N.W. Oentle Breeze oven.; for a violation of whisk • had sob- W t ew b, 2llL L c lo l i e t:if rar ü bralnet ccallauritinassill4toghs3l.-done,44l.n!toUtatisoniL ad. e g r - L . G..".....n..we n „„ o „ cinTna to Sir HOW= Pm. Whence, then, their op- Honourable Richard, Marquis of Westminster, was, by mot. saw Beg; araynag, Mr. Clarksoo, on behalf of ths defendant, admitted that 11.11 G4L ernm ilia ems T., to he nom, A u mow.. jived himself to penalties marmating to needy 1801. ~A., 6d, to sea; 430 begs Venezuela sad amanil a la t , l7 at i. per rs. e.. ed t. . to sense ...... ato Mr. WHISTON'II argument, that they were command of as Gedde s dyads a hr al a gr a swot yg r a F. ...r. a. in prices; the mien ate 440 Ithdit. Porto Itro, at from -- by their oaths to carry th at expenditare Hottourahl• Privy Conseil , and air* hgt"of the Cm. met in' Sa--Capt, L. • from Ist Drag.Ods.,tobe cert., dee Austen, the offence char g ed bad been sommitted- vin ., , that a pipeCAllall..o..7.. . Tee Hee. William Barham was the C lerk • +. to 73r41 P. bad ban used for conveying gas Into the premises without 418. Ott, duty ph! • t • sad 1,000 bap brosm Paraiba. N.W.r by . giving to the foundation b° Y" Welting. After the mar& the Gases pm indigoes to n o x F.-lAstit. G. F. Tmnss he to Mid.. / A fear.. Ike Wldtimit, dentist, tostesd of a comical, maintenance P Lard Jobs Hoestril. The goat was atteaded by the Marquis g through the vestry and offend 601.t0 the company baud ' t "" hlas which * • " I V ar new whit labia hal ha " a°l4 ' It o" ik rerarsoarma alama" webs feta.; Sm. D. & Commas to be But, per., vies Thelma. Wain- - ' for Gm lledlterranma.-Lower piers having been accriard for blo. y i , ------ . 0 ,,,,, 11 W. Gentl n e K lir Peewit, ca,,i, N W.N.W. Gentle stio t ree..oe c Ov i :r d cr y at ' se reparation for the offence. Lucy ought , it may be said, to have made them of Anglesey, Gold &irk in Waiting, the Treasurer of the Is wee late liegt.-Ihrm. T. Rem, flea F., to M Bent, vice Tots offer having been imams considerable business has been done, viz., 430 puns . Antigua cy„... """ ********* It ' W ' Gentle preen° G ` eTcla ' pted, Mr. Pisill , ps drew and a nd tyo pum o f 0,,,, C a m m r .....„ Nem. . 440 rims. /.... - old and interior-Ourems : Little or no demand for any description. t i n n ",....„ Ln Misaaasagni.- "amiell.nsballign* lbe maim el Lint 0 . 1 . Welibiad, of the 34th P., banded over, a alit qui for 601, which he said he would pay at 13s. ad .; end 100 pans. Demerara, at i taper cwt., toe two la.t bel t 4 8 a the very soggestion. Nothing of th e ate ; Hlllrseiusebildel, Ake H T u ico l o C f n hi am n be ley esi . L 011,141: Wait a p a rl ia ter u td r. th lt e Crw r Az W. Hard Wind Parnell; Cloudy rs are the most untraceable bodies in exist. r . _ . . yes l a n m up. A g mar amagems... immediately, if p resented at his how. V. Gentle Breese Parttuly Cloudy Ormsby Gees, Gram in metals.N W Gentle 8ry,... Penult ~, and priees aro almost nominal, Our clay sale reported bring 310 top L„----..,„,--7"''''""""' N . W. ' - '''"'lr they are impervious to all ioterngl influenze ; ordinary Savanills, at cu. per ewe. -A small lot of Mack Parr .7 -- - Gentle Brum P • arttilly Clot..ly jetf, not wish socrn-for the holy men cannot G o T ,o lle o to Qesnl oan " s ha m ' Too dbmv ie r epaa T er l instaTolovadoir/sztouvrnKinoeuerat, GJ , tcrtio , t4.4siummila . imskummi rtCs ru a i i i - . 4.i . t vie : SESlAMlL Lipa..oss. a, ii.a. MA WC lr .res t .ca.i.c.n, dee. Frops She LONDON GAZETTIL-Friloy, March 22. brought 4d. to 44d. per lb. for very Am-Nothing done In al 7.. ." " ' a7 a I " W. Gentle Breese Overcaw strong a Ras.ion - but with obstinacy most the Earl of Aberdeen, Lard Alibates, Lord and Lady omens, or ramery.-m.: 130 ue ra a carob. pe r t pa. line -..---- N.W. Gentle *eel. (her a ' ai Colborne, Lad Fumy Beeenese. Lad sad Lady Mal= BANKRUPT& La" Ma, and .. &ollo bega Ea t India at fits. to 10s, &imt. fo m "" in W. Gentle Breese Part Lilly Cloudy , all Dons for improvementa from others, Liat..Coleal the Hat. C. B. SPORTING.O Ow Mild TAMA* Banworron, Birmingham,liverystablc keeper, to surrender haohea „. I ling to Pod white-Rex is difficult of sale es. . AILINOTOX W. Strong Breese Partially Cl.rudy lough he be tip it bishop. But for their school- Rill, Sir William Gomm, art 10 and 23, st If, at m aa , m art. be l ., thew .. mfr. eept tt rower rake: 130 puncheons Demerits bats boon disposed of ... teem, fora sa w, Phipps, Major Radian, and Yr. Hallam.imam ..... to make a prop anon t o WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON BTERPLE ° " fi t ham; dr. I " si t vil", Birmingham at ur b an again rather in favour of buyers. Mem mann W. Gentle Breese aoudy whom they meant to be their cx, their spa, Viscount de Moncorvo, the Portuguese minister, had CHASES.-Fainev. Perna BROAD, Jun. tighten, tallowebandler, March 30 sod Day 0, lE4*- parcels of emenoo Congou have been sold at 4d. per N....,...,. at 14 ee frem „.. Barran sos:y Clarke . Bloomsbury. lb. decline; in other kinds no elk to Dotter, and very little -- y.:; ---- W. Gentle BMA. Ovelexit node, their chattel, to miss an amendment on an feterviste with the Right Hen. Haney Labonebere yes- GRAND Amnia lirantar of 26 son. each, LS ft. and mare, dad Awes and Co, moa n; o f. arg„ Graham , ca ... doing. W. Strong Breese , Partially Cloudy '' reverend attention-" they resl!y were sur- terday. The Belgian minister kat abo an intents. luta , asuf 6 U desired , with toe added . the mea d to cep his ima .m. at .Mot India Dweller" articles continue very doll; a few casts of P ln ,„„.. ntnn "'''' ********* W . Gentmmt Sr.... thiese I Over r. Th e y bad d• with the right hon. gentleman in the *Mos of the Board stoke. 4 man. ( 41 nibs.. 11 el whet deviated) 80 .. 1) .... „ beer ... bum .. Apra 4 alit „„ Ho y 7 selL at Immo sold at 3a. lid. to 4s. 3d. per lb.; 300 bales Gammas, at 12a. ed. - ' ********* ""' -- ' -- ' Ilt Mr. WHISTON'S impertinence . ", slut a small lot of Tommie at lee. per cwt.- In timsricraa 1 /05 tr- - --a ...h.. mbar did the mesa " - Pada* _. _ Mr. 11. IME111111; MOD ladins. B pis MB Sih (lir• 0 1 , 4 21,1 9 1 j i l, ligbalt liti rte t,.. tit le " Thaa aid C '''' C°Zilia- street; i °I. 1.- "'"' disposed of. at 245. &L to 21a. ed. for _ and at 2 , 75.. ArL ba t THIS DAY, Room. . . . . . _ THIS DAY, Nuom. Courfyrada after* et Mai Mau of Weat!,:r. Uvena.t. The returns front the following places did not reach this pifice in time for publication yesterday; they therefore Indicate the date of the weather on Thursday morning at nine o'clock. Oidstls dram I Partiaily Cloudy &yaw Bran PiirtiaLy Cloudy Rim" Bream Partiid:y Cloudy Firali Breeds I Partially Carty Calls PartialiyCloudy Strong Breese Partaaly Cloudy FRANCE. PARIS, FaIDAT, 5.30 p tr. The press and club laws are of course the subject of general comment in the press and in public and pri vete circles. Unfavourable contrasts are drawn be tween M. Bunches conduct as • in:nister of Louis Napoleon and the course that be pursced when, in opposition, he joinei in M. 0. names impeachment of the Guild ministry. Nor does M. Barrot him self escape blame for voting, as he did yesterdiy, for the urgency of repression not necessitated by any extraordinary circumstance. The Constautionisel is silent, though we know, from the speech made by M. Vero*, its proprietor, at the ranting of journalist', hew hostile he is to that law, by which the government intend to gag the press. Nor is the conduct of the other journals less remarkable. The Assemble. Nationale falls foul of MM. Pascal Do prat, Cremieux, and Bac, seemingly forgetting that by abusing these defenders of the people's liberties they are approving the very projects of law that met with their disapprobation the day before. In the Chamber to-day the bill on stamps was under debate, without leading to any result of importance. It appears from the returns of the Bank of France, that the metallic reserve proceeds in its augment itio•, being this week 31 millions more in Paris and 1 million more in the provinces. The discount accom modation his decreased about f of million in Paris, and advanced about 1 million in the country, the amount of the former being 32,396,2341 r., and of the latter 65,036,919 fr. The protested bills are about 80,00M0fr. lies in l'aris, and 26,000 fr. less in the provinces; the former amounting to 1,402,8694., and the latter to 1,48,631 fr. On the side of the liabili ties, the notes in circulation have diminished about / of a million in Paris, and increased not quite of a mfilia• in the branch brinks. The account-current of the treasury has declined 21 millions, the account at present being 87,284.860 fr. Private accounts-current have increased in Paris 51 millions, whilst in the oountiy they have fallen off about i a million ; the amount of the former being 81,774,454 fr., and of the latter 23,835,3291 r. The whole amount of the me tallic mares at }Resent is 482 millions to 467 millions of notes in circulation. General Raoul, the Moderato candidate for tho Vosges died suddenly at his boon, in Paris, on Thiusday. ?Ail% Waits 22. NV 11 Nistr4..l i 4 luta elm /ICU 2pa 1 1=10......... 111111 XSi & per 0141$ .... WI $3 •1 13 - 10 O. SO 1 40 44 & do. New Lax . . a aI a a Xpar 05ta............... . For Owns. III i 4 1 4 . 7 . .1.4.. ii u7u 4 s; a ails." La so. 4— lei away. raps mom X Masa I, 1541 94 . Dime lam 1944 La.. 44 — a Do. ISM a Us. $4 — . Thom bob— li . raft/a 4 pet Cent' 53 311 . Dark Ems 2210 . Ilanda—linsand 041411m757 le ; A is+ 144raills, In 23; Ourassai sad •113. Oramm sai 111 00; 0,11101211 4 1114; 414 75 • MY odd . 335 24; Tem b l se 4 M 941 ,• add iron + 110; Mum awl 114•40. 111.1 ; 1444414.044 NA WV" 101 X ; Graillis Oat tank) 143; la Wild beak), —; It. Canuald, XL M • ITALY. BARDiIIIA. The Piedmontese Casette of the 18th publishes & circular addressed by the Minister of the Interior of Torin to the intendants-general of the provinces, in structing them not to allow the publicity of the sittings of the municipal councils, on the ground that such publicity is not tircrr .n ibe . d by any law, but is c o n- M miary to custom, and now to the interests of the municipality. The same Journal publishes the preliminary articles fixed by the Minister of Pablo Works as a basis for the eonosssion of the Turin and Piperol Railway to a company formed for that pur pose. Ire= ism lushes awete.) BCCKINGUAR-PALAC; MARCH 20.—This day his Boyd Memo, Prime Albert save audience, os behalf of hes 11Nem, io Omtal Sesta Cm, Misieter Plesipot••• tasty from the Barthlie of Boller, to drier kis redentials to ',bre auditor be wr tahrodeeeti by Verret Palmer res. ORM.. her Majesty's fiserstory el Mats ler Fontes Aisles. sad esodusad ley Colossi the Hr. Sir Baguet Cost, K.C.H.. Muter of the Caressessir. Putman-omen, MARCH 19.—The Queen hem been plea ad to approve of Mr. Siegfried' Christopher /Evart r Vao C maul it Lit .t. (or the Wend Doke of Meekles• trars4 Behwetio. icofeu suansfaatoNs, enemas 0cmr. 7 111;17 - 21171, - nel - ranim iedirdim. — MMlOTMarch 21 and April ll IV, at I, at Mtn emeo Do, oim %mum LAss, Dmalmallon, drapor i nlsni sod April 18, at 1, at the Elephant len, Damietta,. VituAut Whew., Mandomnithe, March 28 and April 18, at 12, at the thumem'a Mead Man. Jaunt Mow Lame, hat , March 30 and Apell 20, at 2, at the Brlebene Arms Hotel, Omsa Airmen, llelmadele, nevi al, March 27 and April 21, at 12, at 11111's Inn, Golapie. WILLIAM (mu WAVIIOII, 11=1 and Olassur, merchant, Mach 30 and April le, at 12, at Temperance UMW, Ednalmugh. COTTON.—LimitrooL, Mahon 22.—A somewhat in dented has prevailed during the present week ; the very invited supply held by the trade compels them to buy In tale the to their eersemption; and therein • good and lamenting ELM for export. Mill, to the absence of large import, eensequent upon the long prevalence of WIWI winds, cotton has been freely offered; and although the advises eeadoen by the Armies on Tuesday conform to those previously received, which limit th e general estimates of the emote 2,030,100 to 2,200,000 hales, holders have met the demand freely. The total sales of the wait have been 30,400 hale. Itsday the dykes from India are tamaratind they have higuenced an increased demand, many spinners beret the sales are 6,000 bides, including 1,000 American taken export and speculation, at previous rates. American destriptione are In fair request, both for the home trade and for upset; but the choke offering le large. and prime have partially declined. Fair Wean, are is request fur export, and being rearm they heady maintain their value: the authorised quotatices of fair Orleans and Mobile are the same as last week : that of Uplands te Mused id. per lb., and In the lower and middling qualities of all kinds a corresponding decline of id. per IA bus bees submitted to. Brazils end Egyptians are dull of isle, and theremain at about last week's quotations. itutate an la fair reqeest, but in them also a partial decline of id. per lb. has bees submitted to. 2,610 bales of American, 20 Bahian, and 60 Blaranharn have been taken an speculation, and 4,120 of American, I,l3o Per. name, end 720 Swats fur export 210 Winer will be trassaMed hers in cotton as Saturday, the 30th of March. BM:MR.—The avenge pries of Sugar, the produce of the &Midi paseesions la America, compiled from the returns made In the week etuthis the lath chty of Mae* ISM, le 24e. led. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the Mauritius Is lie. Otk per cwt. BMW lbe produce of *he East In des Lc , Me. 844. per cwt. The average Pecs of the three ft resoles danciptiona, MN% is face 744.—Goastio. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCZ sk. Shi Fiala/ Osaette," "Ll.pra List" CASUALTIES. (Trams oar Abbotsford, of Bristol, Mar,hall, from L'adon to Singaiurt, put in here Jan. 31, her coals hav i ng ignited some days previously ; the cargo hu been nearly all disclutaed, and the fire got under after [turtling Ob. vessel: ',a being tut vied sae wu found to have strained considerably from Loma laid on the Sand bank in the harbour, and hea been recommended to be sold.—Penang, Feb. S. Ben Lomond, trl'liitteruck, from Loaders, arrived here F.S. 20, and wa scuttled io the ha, hour, bet cargo (coals) hav ing ignited two days previously; no damage as )it appears to her hull.—Aden, Feb. 27. Branch (ech.), Hendry, of and from Kirkaldy, has gone on *here near Gletkaw • crew saved.—Ban!zic, Starch 1,1. Era, Cree, of and from Newcastle, tor Rotterdam, •uunder d yesterday, Tynemouth Light bearing W. by S., about 14 miles; crew sared.--Bridlington, March 21. Samuel Riches, from Baltimore, U.S., to L , ndon, cleared on Jan. 2, is stated to hays s►iled from the coast about the 13 , h, and his not sinre been heard of. ♦xuLYEO. MAILS. Hamburg Holland Lisbon Pacific latlit via Southampton Indic rid Marseilles Boston and Halifax Mexico and Havannah Wait India Brazil ARRIVED. ANowINA-2t Liverpool, March 22, from 131111 I.IANT-at Yowl, March 21, from Bar LENOZICII -at Gravesend, March 22, from Curros -at Queer town, March 20, from ENIIIA -at Liverpool, March 22, from POILIIBT -at Gravesend, March 21, from AWNS-at Gravesend, March 22. from JCUITZ-ZIGTIVO Cod, March 22, from JCUANA-at Gravennd, March 22, from Joss &Lc-off Stacey Head, March 11, from. Jouriza-at Liverpool, March 22, from IiII*NIMS/-ftt Gravesend, March 22 from L'AlAkTi-at Gravesend, March 22, from LADT KINSALK-It Bristol, March 22, from Marva-st Gravesend, IMarch 22, from Mama Ilruttra-n ,Graveseed, March 22, from btakl.t -at Gravesend, March 21, from MATILDA--at Queenstown, March 2n, from NOl.OO Liverpool, March 22, from Saint-at Falmouth, Marsh 20, from PATRIOT-at Gravesend, March 21, from P./nacos-at Liverpool, March 22, from. Priories-von-at Queenstown, March, 20, from.- 8/MVP:TOR-at Gransead, March 22, from SNAILS- at Gravesend, March 22, from 131111115101,1 C-at Newport, M., M.rch 30, from at Liverpool, March 22, from SIATIA xt3 If -at Liverpool, March 22, from Tv:mourn' CasrLe-at Bristol, March 22, from 122frox-at Gravesend, March 21, from SAILED. Airoosx—from Femoutb, , Marth . 2l, t 0.... __ ALsiosanao—frons Queenstown, March 19, to Corinna or iIAWILION—from Gravesend, March 2 Clasps—trona Gravesend, March 11, to Cents—from Gravesend, Much 22, to Ikairsoca —from Queenstown, Mani, 19, to Duns—trorn Gravesend, March 22, to EL5110110,41119200 Na L—from Gravesend, Man* Fume—from Gravesend, March 22, to Paws—from Liverpool, March 22, to ladmuad—from Gravesend, Starch 22, to Ast mama —from Gravesend. March 22 , to iaAar.—from Plymouth, March 21, to Patinums—troln °mewed, March 12, to Rua—from Grareeml, March .12, to. Tvao—Rom Gravesend, Mach tt, t 0... VIVID—LT . OM Gravesend, Merck 22, to. Worn—from Grarerend, Math 4 ,.," to. Wave—from Gravesend, March 22, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ...... _ to M.ll:rt.l M rrJl M. ',ls LE, to 13+:w J • do's Trinidad .Cowt:uralopi Demer-ra Nowre.kl Rog. ck Miettaers _Moore t uxo .31"rdem4Ilk Nov. V. 141 Carnaamt JAMIESON, from London for Sydney, N.S.W 41 S., ion. I 1. Connomma, Ilreadfoot, from London for Sydney, N.S.W., Sept. :', otf Calmly loLnds ; all well. e, troai Loudon for Auckland Island, Nov. 90, lat. 40 52 E. LAUT SALM (barque), from London foe Slianghae, out 1.16 days, 9, lat. IS S. Lous Et.runisrona, from Mauritius for Madras, Jan. 21,1 at. lon. GO 11. Sri/many (ship?, from New Orleans to Liverpool, March lg. 52 N, lon. Iti W., wanner rudder damaged. (Advertisement.)—A CURE OF A SEVERE SETS Diowe by Iloudwar's 011171UXT AND Pius.-,lamer Jenkins. in 14ticultural labourer. residing on a farm near Newtown. dreadfully frail a most (awful disease of the shu. whleb -.u blotches In various parts of his body; the complaint was impairing his cons:du:ion ; he had become low - spirt Ile had tried to obtain relief by medicines front two or three ea. men. but their remain a proved useless. He then anunietued Holloway's Pills, and rubbing the ointment wel. into tne AO. Ceti • find tleve means AC 111 I/ TegOrtd to terieet Ain treed term it itotitx.teee. Sold by nll atugFists, and 4.1 t - r.. leave Ilailowey'slirrabletizert. &mid. Id:IMO:4 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. _ ALLEN.—Mareh lft, at the iie - ar -- ag - e, Bower Chalk, war the wife of the Rev. W. T. Al:ea, of • son. BERGEL—March 1.,t, at Bromley, Uiddlides, Yrs. U. Berproq SOIL DREW.—March 19. the wife of the Rev. G. S. Drew. 0 41 st. err Church, of a daughter. FMK—March SO, at Street-entl House, near Canterbury, the eVe E. Poen ESQ., of aeon. JOHNSON.—March IS, the wife of W. W. 'Anton. Feu , Lime- house. of a sou. 14JCUCK.—March 15, Mrs. W. Pocock, of Cold. ILutiour.isne. ton, of a daughter. 8 tILWELL—March 10, at Hillingdon, Mrs. A. 9ti.luell, of &ashler, stlll.born. SYMONS.—Marcb 19, at South Perriby Mall, Lincolnshire, the • of Capt. W. J. tiyinoas, of twin daughter.. TILLOTSON.—March 19, at Bareevod.square, Marslebone, the of W. Tillotson, Esq., of a daughter. YOrNo.—March 19, at Young, Fag., of a son. West, the wife of C MARRIAGES. LEREW—nAttreir.— March 16, at $l. Mary's Tower, Ipswich, K• K. Lerew, Rag., of Maida•hill, to Ruth Maria, third daughter ot I. Marcy, Eaq. MURRAY-0013TIANG.—March 11. at AU Soule', Loth..m-pIA-e, by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop 01 Rochester, C. E. Yearr.y, Esq., of the loner Temple, son of the Key. E. Murray, to trail!. only child of the late Iter. J. Oestling. WERSTER--SOMERSET.—March 19, at the British Entbo.‘ , , Henry, eldest eon of the late Sir tt. Webster, to krni.s; Lour'• relict of the late Major F. Somerset. - - %VOLLEY —PARKER7.—March 21, at Rt. Ceorgec, liatiocer- , 1 11 -nr. lac Rev. C. Watley, Fellow of litna'a Coliege, thunbthice. and A...., moor at Eton College, to Frances Lucy, ekleat daughter ~l the Rev. P. Parker, Rector of newton, Notts. DEATHS. AlLSOP.—Much 111, at OacT;craTrretTllirs. Margaret Alrop, tormee.) of Bristol. and of Iron Acton, Gloucestershire, aged SS. DABBY.—March 20, at Coeltirookdale, tisk", F. Darby, Eeq , ELLl9.—Match 20, at Ilediord , quare Brighten, Jane, .relict late U. C. Ellis, EN., of Pr.regeet, earrtelifertus. .ftw` l 0001) 'lN.—March 20, at College Uouae, 111000100 11101 Lho A1:114 1 t .. • 01 the late J. Goodwin, Eeg., seed 93. IIATFIELD.—Mare► IS, Elio, wife of A. nettled, Erg, of Ilydr peuk-terrace, Cumberland gate, aged 33. UIUTCUINBOI4.—Mareh IS, et Isleworth. W. flutcbinsoo, M.D., fourth son 04 the late Copt. E. Hutchinson, aged SS. LAlNG.—March 30, Mr. W. J. Laing, of Winterslew Cottage, sall.road, North Brixton, aged 37. PEARBE.—Mangt 30, at Westmorland-Owe, P. J. T. Norse, /AI, of Frederick's-oleos, Old Jewry, aged 13. IttlSCOL—March 20, Elisabeth, wife of Mr. T. R0S031111 0 ( court, Obasorri-lane. VON LANGEN.--Mareh 19, from a fall hoot his pony, Frederica Masks, only gelid of the Baron %%to Loges, of Ratcliffe Luieestersidre. g e lid O. Printed rad by Witnum Sum Masa, of N O . 8, Leittar!. etreet, la =et Unman, Printer, at the Ottet. ie Li"" street. is thp 1,11 M Whitettlan.—Wva DaI.3IABOIV, Pd. Apr 1G April 7 Nfar,l23 Apr.l 4 Martha March 22 Feb. 44 Artwrp Atrw, —B/Atxr,...rm 1,1): a .SL Michar:. 1 , . Mxl...el s t .L ^ •±n l' ": l