The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-16 00:00:00

j -./Zo.--Zdr--.r f i Ttt 13rt No. 1,109. j LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1850. [THREEPENCE 01"111A3IPTON DOCK COMPANY. The Vardar. are willing to receive, iota LOANA, ..„,•ntAge. ton limited alleoullt, Mau inireen= £3OO, no • O the iompony's debenture., at Interest at bout apt. tbe un p o Able TAU-yearly, by Cowper an the Company a bank. •I‘l,ll - ApcLiatioce to be oddrweed at this —l7 -" 'el• 'e t'e ono. lIALITABORT, iiee. b3OOlll. Marth IdAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Fleet owe, nest A:. Ihnutres Munk Ilareb 14, 1830.—NOTICE laltEli I tat EN that the thltMad for TRANSVEIUUNG SHARES tt flu , will h • i'LlisEttoo THUM-DAY, the flat tart., and wi M ie. Trees: •rn Thurelay, the 4th day of April neat. The • the year 1419 will be payable al risturEsy. the 6th day of • r•A.. And ori any smberquent cliy (Twitters eteeptrd) between the hour.of lo and 3 o'cloth—lly order of the Directors. WILLIAM SAMUEL DOWNES, Actuary. I — III — WriON of INDUSTRY of ALL PiAl7O:l%, 1131. :a Meeting of the Drafted Committee for Premed's the above herd in the Embasige Ballot Lam a lilareb 13th, 1•50, folitß, req., WTor fa theCbay The bllowitur Repo!edam weressosimosely adopted : 1. the 1.4 owing grationni be tobssoledlo sit oe a committee t ., in,. Inhabitant. of the tows for eabwelptiose: -TM_ Mayor, Room A 14. rises Solt. S. Ihraltb , Brows, Mews Jobs ResL S. 1%.1.0ver, Keileteme, J. Behrms, C. ammo, 0. Taylor, .I . lu:by. W. U. Birehall, L L. Tee. m.md by Mr. 31detwout I. motto, seconded bf R. LATCOCII. Era. Z. The Mayor banes stated that It wee bis Istentke to be la eura it the ensuing week—Resolved, that the meetly re „se.: t.at the Major will take that opporteMty of Metes as with the Royal Commirionery sad Executive Committee., ; , the sic , ws ssr this committee to relbessee ta the arresse ts.,l•••• the Ezhibittom ! I,v 11. W. Lustre. Req. ; seconded b 7 J. Ittnn, Req. rh• matimelptioss have 'deftly bees mitered into: ets::. :an. Fab is, end Co. 0103 0 J. Hebrew C 23 11..rviall sal :10 0 W. Cheeestimesdi 2$ 1 • • Salt 1. Platen* 3O 0 W. Peet told e° ~.. 23 'isnl, Cameo. sod J. and W. Garnett sod OIL 21 Hardy 3O I O. Rogers 1'.0.1a14D000110,90011 Cs. 30 0 J. Howls, sod 20 • molt Mot.. and Ca. 30 0 Lydon mad HMO .., 20 , • ern sod !lamp • • aml Co 3O 0 Toseavant, Preller,asd Os 10 1 ..s.:ey sad Sou 3O 0 0 Henry Brown . _lo 1 mid Com Q . ALE POSTPONED.—The SALE of diar-mill and tr.l estate et Winton. Norfolk. by W. PPELII.VO sal ‘...hrrii.ed to take plea at the Castlehlas, Dowaham-rcarket, AMY. Man* 111, III 30„ will not tan plea.—H. D. D. hlatoa, a. Wareham, lane U. LHYAM and Co., Sltrchant Tailors and c.euere, Oallankarert, and 36, Ormechurch.atreet. great *awn In announcing that for the pram . - h ea hard the largest and most eaten/am variety , la the kia lt i t n iNlLE CLOTTIING, la erelp nove:te of stylTS. e and material. otE IICO A nom D6F3A, and ILIDLNG COATS, L.: ' , seers, splendour and beauty. Also, GENTLEMEN'S SACK Ent, LOUNGING 00Ae , :oher with the mem ea st Fa, Math., aid Wald M ook of loner m arodactlow. IZOING UABITI, U. WILMS, and AItr.L.ITV LIVFJUIat. At =peace !maid pds.. One Novelties is rips& max ormaCtiaTS, rEaL ikIN FCi PALEIOIII, At • Swiss M eady Poe Ont. , ua masabstared by SRAM Mad On am . . . • - will imam the moot pnorfal and per . • • • • or."' w. 7 be found full 40 per mat. lower Gum; . ether Fata'ali•honent. , ,—S. ay sad Co., Merchant Taman, Clothier% learal •. 7 I ws. iliciUM m Luba aid Chico, 311, Orsooehurch .: ' • Wahl& . HAIR LUBIIICANt.—A now and ; ,Teebnot for Ile Halr, compounded on rational . • •t are tied seS at once mq.,iidr tbe filthy eta ctrenostus Creams, or various ono wit! mares. nut tne 'Whore power to nolo a temett. • - Li"! LK ANT, red as directed So a Tonnes am _ we, Inn mom render the Ilatr dem. Pritream, . Sold by all perfansers at laolialno . mitre. Wboloale lirtdon A4sa t—tlawee. • F.,.-r.ankartreet t Edwards, St. Pad'. Chards • • • . Pow °web -3 ; Sanger, 131, Older& !AltltY'S HEALTH-RESTORDIO FOOD ,L.:- VCIANTS.-710 IIEVALILKTA AIIABICA . • &stud remedy :wilbeitt arnetheise. Woos. • ....• h •a•es 3 0 tines its voile 1 other means of • ,• •Luttle, horn i ng. burr sad bilious cos. • 'fey r rooted, timed' 'int ',glob), lading cos. sc,b7, heartburn, tauteucy, oopres•loo du. a. impious of the plecne,• a the I , u:ouch : ard odder oth, r cmtumetaaces, &Way r.Lats, aunt" Oseslysis. ke.— New a odatreet, Loudon , also se Hader , dooa sod Co.. essoily, Sits, learriorikselseet ; ...-e r. •rtoo. Homo: sad at IS, Osseistbureli.oireet ; • 3., I..4opiesto•sueebuithis ; 100 wad itsvad; , czrowita, cou stlfera voodsis hs M. idaudeam. HE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS of T • i•• •.• IT. %Curb le, cont.dra the folloertag eptendid ma , .1 . H ra. Cormatinople— Eeakirogge to !fatal —P ?trait Lcrd Chief Joetre Catembell—Chorth • neetaimmer—Corimitme : Napaieteee Sword, • • • Lapkolos of the Houn•low Ponder t.: .r.e..eto : Battle of the Bile-50.gun • • : Wco:mieb—Vien of Brampton epriteM . i•ts: ...tetronomy," painted by Coot —.Lome C. :c Hme:ev—crytaing ot Bier Ille-ty'sTlica. • , ^re .1 •• Medea ; reene from the new ballet, - .th 11 - ~ Vertigo, and Coionts bull. • .. ct the Week.— Dace, btrand. l'rloc ) vohnnee, poet Sea, : or, Travels in the Wait. By Mn.s • ..*h rof Test* and tlfe Gulf of Reek')." Walt' of Al•under Mackay—set even ex .,. v. wolf.. of Lye L tt.e geologi,t lievaros 'fa • . . Lea of AllltTletil ware: contributed • Review. • Jo'.r W. Parker, Weq Strawd. t.::Ltkittt'LLL'S NEN WORN& 1-. call, by out la. GL, ;OYMEIS T of LIFE. r.trtattan, asal rata:witl us et dim" . 1..•.:14-nning and N moan MniTlinc-FACTIN '• r' .r•r• •• A Lond4a- The rata Law. Th Forlatoi •.• lc.: o th er ydewent planes -entintry am • Niel( -Evenings at If onma-Mode- Lnutiung, Sleeping, Parities. Air, Wit, 11 1 21:22TAINS. 2 'Cs. Is. we► ; by pot. -e •-• ketch of Ediabursb. Ike. • • • ' E : trney—Remiti•conree of DOR; at Lew C.teee, le.; 17 punt, la It kl to t fa. DRINK, • and AVOID. 7,r1 and ten oar coo,* may rm." • - • t: ainoet every lona ,ax and core) et aer • Lt detiged eanetitallua, :bat beware the • • ! • .vre, bamboos, or ...nay and eratettere f.. 45 Ad' the Wet and it Neal Teri:talon of I, I e.fer.'er.row; " OrnALI ; Camino, . C...nat Ural nom. IS, Arall-plaoe. POLICE INTELLIGMOZ. THIS DAY. lIIANSIONHOUBB. t. RAPIN STRAUS° A C/lEQCE 71031 THE ls-• • Co .—Mr. Walter IVatte, the !%, fa.empic and Manlebone Thrares, and clerk • • ••er cf the Gilohe Insulate Company, was brought • As A:hamar Ga..ta, who sit for the Lord Mayor, upon the duce of steeling a cheque fa • "• pylori ot its I,.burarct Cumpan7. ' 4. L. with lir. Freehh.;.l. appe.n-d for the pro . • and Mr. tradkie, imetrunted by Mr. Yontser, bp . • r th. pr . ncer. ••' ..rhaae e.iel Le had entered into an arrangement • iaarred frier& Mr . B. Aloe, for a remand, which he 4 : 46 4 da4664 V .u.d grant. Etion behr • ti.rea on part ef the defence, '• • ‘ A. masa artnromely remanded the prisoner • •aday week. cNICRE AT Sr.A. —Ltd week three young R4 '' ua .n a sm.!! bat, and, not having bete beard ne4 succ•ei:ing dar, were thought to have • •4t rale af Bacday night. It stems that when t the stern at sightfall, they bad attempted to tar'i4ur but, seeing another boat ell but 4 * .1 / 44 to tram the bar, the poor f. 'lbws dtailtitie -;,'t .t's ettaia. They were soon driven towards the •.4 ow n of wall, they found themselves •rey ha, with the situation of stick one of so,aeiti.sd. The wind ehanpintt aria miltiat "I,^edacee afare4nr, ttey one* m b o ttomau, huddled ogee tier, in th of • ."- act .ahateilied by sold and hunger. The Sr. 14 h•te vetted monad eatirely, for they were • ts.ri, i n the curse of Owe sight, as far as the •• which sere visible as Timidity morning. atemptid to are at their coveter aed , he Out • •r• w t t) lave tonatrucnd of bar; of iron a rude • lAA they •Lf.:111 overboard • LW, alter dryads* ' .`" 1 as• 4 I.ne, It Id ant rula the ground. To 4 4.4. the 14.4 wee marl, Lled with water, ' 1 * mill farther cut to sea with the • n'nut midday on Tuesday, however, a landward eiad inspired them with sew lope and J aet aad, after drifting bef4 the '•!' I/ cleat! re , eau jump, d ashore among tee rocks se me, exactly krty horn from the time of 44 1 the herbal, el Atairdeen. During all that I • 1 twtd 4t:tair food mu drink —Abtrdoes Wilt Ir.—At a weekly tour oil of the 41 . 1 " I, ' • a Weds , s lay, Professor Mad h aptiam, •,f w h eat grown at Itelefooas, oft 'ad wi•lt a tlfllo2,l , .kstion from James Brant. I v' • • . 11 CANADA %. 111. t plate. r. Letitia , o rulti 18 4 otad his boas utdaaaa.l from 1 ratmaoad, sad vat sapoo- t 4 to he that of the T6IIIIIIEI 11011120. "be ao.ati or :s tied their thank% to b. Nat w of. ;4 L 6.41 41011110011144g1. )1' ~y THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. WARRINGTON, lIIARez,IS. A considerable portion of the town of Warrington is bony supplied with water, is andrained, and Ice dwellings —those of the poor and working dame um particularly— ere damp and ill mutilated. Fenn, and all the scourges consequent upon sash a state of thin" have at times made sad havoc with the population. One would suppose that the men who should attempt to lift the poorer masses from such • state of sallying and depredation would be welcomed almost as angels. At two periods, yet fresh within the memory of all claws, mortality was exceedingly rife within the dwellings of the poor. One was when famine drove teat of Ireland such hordes of starving creatures to setk relief is this country. Great number. of them took op a temporary resting place in Warriagton,and the wistaria and fever which overcrowded lodging-houses, at best but badly drained and ventilated, engendered, often swept those who sought for sa:cour and those who tendered it, to a common grave. Then nuns another visitant—the cholera ; and tainted and impute water in the wells from whence the poor drew their supplies, added to the horrors of that plague. la both these periods, to the credit of the - richer elms of the Inhabitants, be it said, sympathy and as stetter* were not withheld, or bestowed with • nig gard hand by many, upon their poorer and sneering neighbours. Taking a lesson bees so much bitter experience, when pestilence half • emend time expelled, a portion of the more respectable inhabilismes, sided by the thoughtful and educsted of the worlds/ dostos, assekt to guard against the tutu» by improviag the eanieney Mato of the town. They nieseriaised the tows oranallM take step kir the introduction of the Health of Towne Act, but the council, unwilling to take upon itself the responsibility of such • proceeding without the general sanction, sought the sporoval of a pati:ic meeting. A meeting of the eatepayen was regularly convened, and being held at mid-day was open to all classes. The proposition was fully explained and fairly laid before the pople. They approved of the course, and some months have pained over the town, during which surveys hays been made and estimates given of the expense of • good sewerage. In the meantime, some parties have seen ht to cavil at the mode adopted of gathering the sense of the ratepayers. They alleged that the meeting being held in the day time working men could not attend, and the mayor has seen tit to call the meeting of last night, to reconsider the matter. The consequence has been the reversal of the wise decision to which the previous meeting had coon ; but a lees reflec tive, more uedeliberative assemblage, was perhaps never con. gregated anywhere. The speakers on both sides of the question acquitted themselves very ably, and the exhibition of talent on the platform, apart from the motives by which they might be actuated, was such as a t own lik e tlue might be proud of. The mayor (Benj. Pierpoint, Esq ) presided. and by his side was the late mayor, Wm. Allcard, Req. Amongst other of the leaeling townsmen prseent were the Hon. and Rev. Home Powys (the rector), the Rev. Mr. Rostock, Peter Ryland', Esq., John Allen, Esq., Rev. I'. P. Carpenter, and several of the aldermen of the borough and members of the town council. The question was pat to the vote about eleven o'clock, and an immense majority decided for remainick# in filth sad wretchedness. Thus has ended the attempt to introduce any Warringtoe a measure which would probably be one of the greatest blessings to the poorer class or cottager, (who hate been made the principal instruments in rejecting it), a measure which is unquestionably mach required, and which, could it find a tongue, might ay with Cot " I shall be loved when I am lack'.l,"—as baked it artursdly will be when poverty and pestilence again stalk kand-in-hand through the town, as they have toe shag dons in times past. THE FARMERS ON FINANCIAL REFORM. ST. GERMANS CORNWALL. A meeting was held at S'. Germans, on Monday, to take measures to support the guardians in their attempt to reduce the 'dories of the °than connected with the union. Mr. LITTLIITON, of Dandrake, occupied the chair. Mr. 7. BLAKE, of Lutdrake, proposed the followini re 'Glades : That this meeting entirely concurs la the opinion of tlitir board of yeardleas as to the Juana and liberality of the offer contained in the meohatim pawed by them on the 4th of January last, ussaely—" Re solved, that aniklent press ads have been Mown by the mmolttee for matsf a i m he Sollowterr vedeetiens:—Cierk, hue lOtti. a year to ;X, after Amy nest ; relieving eater, from SQL to 701., rater sod matron, 104 to SW • chaplain, tram SQL to 33L ; sehooloshalose from 2.51. to 101. ^ —and t h at the remuneration proposed to be glum le fair; and that this meeting pie lge themselves to use merry somititu tonal means to have the above re,olutkm serried into direct. He mid he entirely concurred in the language of that resolution, and with their guardians who bud attempted so properly to reduce the salaries ; although, had he been con salted. he should hare gone further with the reducions that Uw irr4.744 '. Elit seconded the resolution. 8. DESIAINBRAY, E.g., proposed an amendment: That as the question of reducing the saLwiev , of the officers of the is was carried by only a small majority of the:boordof it is Mviisbie me peeMone • further eenaideration of the mg= wait the gazing et the Bighway hall, when further duties may be required of the art and other oftleers at the same salaries. Mr. TUCKER concurred almost entirely with the re marks made by Mr. Demainbray, and fully seconded his amendment. After some Mscumion a allow of hand, was taken, when only three were held up for the amendment, which was accordingly lost Mr. MAY, of Botnaflenting, proposed the mond reso lution : 'at a memorial be presented to the Nor-iew Commissioners urgently reporting them to recoa.ider their determiintion of not allowing the resolution as pared by the Board of Guardian' , on the 4th day of January last, in reference to the oforeand redtietiost., and conveying to them sue opinion that by their coinciding with the pur_ port of the said resolution, it will have the effect of calming the grow. l'tg discontented feeling now so generally espreveed. In the course of his speech he said that the aristocracy pretended to have a greet regard for vested prorerty, but it was only so far as they them es concerned, for with *no stroke of the pen they had done away with what thou sands of their tenantry c ,n , idered to be vested property. (Cheers) In their opinion the farmers were as ignorant as she cattle that drove their ploughs, but he could tell them that the farmers knew as well as any one when they were ill used, and he could tell them that it wee by the loot ace of them farmers they had managed to trample upon their rights. After some discussion, Mr. C. JEFFERY remarked that the tenant farmers had certainly taken their estates under the ides that protection was to be continued, whereas n)w they had to live in the beet way they could under the auspice. of free trade. (Hear.) What they had done to-day, and the resolutions they had come to, was the first step taken to getting • reduction of the whole national expenditure. (Cheers.) He thought the poor law commissioners, who were no doubt vay wise in their own conceits, ought for all that to. be excee dingly careful haw they ventured to interfere with the doings of each • respectable body of men u the St. Permute' board of guardians. (Hear, hear.) The CHAIRMAN having put the resolution, it was tar ried without a dissentient vice. W. SYMONS, Eq., of Hatt, propoesd the seat racist- That it it the opinion of this meeting that the bill now before per. listaimt to amend the laws relative to the management of the highways in England and Wal • ill, If carried out in its t farm prove prejudicial to %Ito inn rtista of agriculturista ; that a petition be prepared opting the planing of the mid act, and that our manlier. Mr. Carew, he requested to present it, and Nipped the Fraser thereof. Rev. Dr. FLETCHER, etconded the resolution, which was put and carried. Thanks were voted to the chairman, and the meeting concluded. SPORTING. WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON SPRING MEETINO, 1850. ACCEPTILIMS FOR tug GRAND Kuuncia STIFFLF. cnaan.—Feter Simple, aged, 124 ; Rattrap, aged list, 8115; A'4-el-Kader, aged, lOst 121 h ; The Chandler, aged, 10410. b ; Fretted, aged, 104 91b ; Vain Hope, 6 yrs, 104 Blb ; Lucy Neal . , aged, 105 t Gib ; Meath, aged, 10114 lb ; Liverpool, 6 yn, 104 31b ; Rory-be-aisy, 6 yle, 104 2.11) ; Sir Fete, Leone, 6 vs, 104 21b; The 6wew (late Tim V/ hiller), aged, 104 2.1 b ; Rainbow, 6 yrs, 104 Ilb ; Maria Day, aged, lOst ; Ace of Trumps, 104 ; Egstrom., 6 vs, 104 ; Tipperary Boy, aged. 104 ; Tom JoUy, aged,94 131 b; The Thrush, aged, 9st 131 b ; bg by Laurel, err), 9st 111 b ; Treasurer, aged, 9st 121 b ; Wolrwhaapton, aged, 9st 121 b ; Renton, aged. 94 Illb ; Venture, aged, 94 Illb ; Molly, 6 yrs, 94 Illb ; Vengeance, aged, 9st 71b ; Volatile, 6 yrs, 94 61b; Lansquenet, aged, ; Little Faany, aged, eat Illb ; Sparta, aged, Bst 101 b. DONCASTER SPRLNO MEEIINO-F&IDAT. O;;;;;11.WLLIXO8;41;;;C:fie0;117eXei wed 20 added, far 3. .olds and upwards. On* mile. (11 subs.) Mr. Moon. a yrs (Cnri4nlibtl 1 Mr. Manses law Bamboo,* yrs ..........4w21004, ill I Mr. WWda's Lids Waled, yre (Mar too Joao iris, 4 in (Bartel ; Prawn, 4 yrs (Brokaw) ; Sir Philip, Ain (O. Oates); Ciliiorda. 3 in (Wilberforos) absW William 1. Oros d by Valparaiso, 3 ps (flaundon) br f by Tostabstsso out of Lily Zany, 3 yrs (thbwa); Muir how) Mask. 6 yea (Illtington) ; and Piaster, aged (0. Muir house) aMo started, bat WU , . rot planed. Betting: 3 to 1 oast Tiacg, 4 to 1 ages Lady Body fitly, 6 to 1 sent Magic; Wand. as by date leagtie. IfosTadaN 6TIUWLw citasa &rata; of 3 WM ask and 24 added, On ascend to taro his stake. About dues stiles sad a half. (13 subs.) Mr. Limes Wharfdele seed (W. Bradlel I Mr. Ctleß b b.! Lamm aged „ (Weller Mr. J. Walker's Ddeby, ' (Ifoortteuet a This following aim sus :—lnahae, aged (Lanplagh) Miry Barer, aged (Witty); Oesoday, aped (ikarth); B tly Ina Brim, 6 in (Yrisby) ; Pigskin, aged 03.3wrases); Tb. Fortner, aged (liaratd A O • Vitals. aged (J. 13w1tb) ; sad Jamas*, ag e d (G. Stall6).--Degtilag 6 to 2 eget Wharldale *aid, 4 to 1 yd Laurel "Mali; 4 to 1 apt Pig skin, and Bto 1 . The Maid lay In front all tha way. and wan easy four lstbs. Doncntrraz HANDICAP 10 SM. sash, ft., aad 3 only if & or eland, with 100 added ; the second to save hie stake. Bt. Lfger °SUM. (18 subs., 6of whoa declared.) Mr. H. Unites king Hal , 6 yrs, let 61b (Kul I Mr. Hes.. Ithre's Timothy, 8 vs, bat 811 ......(Osbo r ne , jsa. .Dairsou's 64 Priestess, 4 yrs, bt 21b (Cartwristt Us following also storied but were not placed :—Mr.Poill• ley's Foreclosure, 6yrs, Bst7lb (Tompkins'); Mr. R. Hemel. tine's Andalusian, 4 yrs, Bst 11b (Idinptall) ; Mr. Jsques's Lady-lam•off, 6 yn, 7st 3lb (Butkus) ; Mr. J. R. Bcott's Good Girl. 5 In, 7st llb (J. Arnold); Mr. G. Barton's Did,- bary, 4 yn, 7st llb (G. Oates) ; Mr. T. Carter's Dulcantan, 5 yrs. 7st llb (Dean) ; and IG. Baboon'. Laura, 3 yrs, 6st 121 b (Charlton). Betting 6to 2 opt Primula, 6 to 2 wit adsbury, 3 to 1 apt Foreclosure, and 6 to 1 nob apt Timothy and Andalusian. Won cleverly by a length. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Her Itajesty's—Manda STAG BOUUNDS. —II. y, Ulises Park; Saturday, New Lodge intablea, Blr C.—Monday, Catwlek— halt -past 11. Norfolk—Tossday, Croatwl& Comma; klay, Tram—half past 11. Rothaeldld'a. Baron —Monday, Eythropo; Monday, Mr. Borgne' Tarns, hilt:. Banrood-11. HOBNOB. Allen* Seymoor—lilemben, Ilarre.bridge. nem Narborth ; Fri day, Wilton-laides—balf mhenteme—llesday sbielmerins; Waiassasy. Ilints ; Friday, Nsiruhass ; beim 11. Alleigheen— Wil l;. attar dap W Serawsby-bar ; Saturday. Onlweiimiainel WI. Beaulortidie 41-111andu ar lhen4sk, Cessnlsends ; Thursday, Sedate —Monne& $ Wedredraynes Lemsbu lane ; Friday, Fappar-kall—baltiest ll. Wenner's. Land —Weft& sagaihrman ;• Tuesday, Bran ton-wood; Wednesday, Ili ; smsday, ; Saturday, inapieford.moortit 11. Berkshire boulds—llonday, Winton; Wednesday, Friday. Witham. Berkahir., booth—Tuesday, Campton; Friday, Kennel—hair pin IS. Brand's, Mr.—Maeda , Wattled Woodside; Wednesday, Eaton Green; Friday, Laykill —half-past le. Bramham Moor—Monday, RIFa; Wedues lay. Pool; Friday, The Wild Man; Saturday, Oartorth Bridge —half.past 10. Cambridetskire—Monday, abbotairy Downs; Friday, Brampton WOOli —half-past 10. ehro.dre—hlesday, Booth's Obelisk ; Weduerdeßroornland ; Thursday, Cholmondelry ; •Saturday, Orrore-ball— 10. t ;everted—Monday, Thursday, The la—half. . -- Cape's, Kr John—Monday, Swallowarld.plate ; Wednesday, Wart leprow.gate ; Friday, Ilaius-hill—half-paq 10. Cottearnore —Tuesday, Loddington ; Thurrday, Castle Bytham; turday, Market ?et non —at 11. Highdere ; Wedassday, Cab) Wood; Etiday, Ashdown Yak-halt-pa 10. Crawley sod Horsham—Monday, Pound Hill ; W ednesday, West visaed ; Yriday, Maximums —quarter to 11. Devoe, North —Monday, Mervyn Arms; Thursday, Northmolton ; Saturday, I:cropland Cruea —hatpin IS. Dordnerton—Tuesday, Caventalt Bridge; Saturday, Negworth station—quarter 11.. - Drakei, Mr—Tuerday, Tusmore Part; Thursday, Weddeadon Town; Saturday, lletadon—half-part 10. btu's, kr.—Monday, Ifolnest. Durham County—Monday, Sunderland-Bridge; :Wednesday, Cole LMk~haß; YrkLy, Essington—half-past 10. Eleho'a Lead—Tueiday, Wester-cottage ; Wednesay, the Blue Bell; Friday, &Surd , Saturday. Ford-t.eidge—ball-past 10. r. a, South—Turday, Omit-heath ; Saturday, Little Burstein.). essamon h _ _ Fie: and , :idolk—Tusaday. A:Metall-crown; Friday. tozford. street—hinf-pkat Union —Wedanday, Kassel; Saturday, 11.011eigh common— kialt.wt 10. F. S.—Tuesday, Iteskinuer-brilia; Friday, Tresillian.bridge —halt. pct 10. Mr.—Monday, Dognerry turf pike-gate; Tueeday, Largdon. litzhardirinee, Earl—Monday, Dowdeawell; Wednesday, ; Thunder. I iumbloton. I..ol—Monday, Captor Ilinglands ; Wednefklay, Stanwick future; Friday, Abtiotee (Upton. Puree'., Mr.—Monday, Buckland Brewer; Friday, Itiddlecombo tillage.7:k ait- Pt t 1 !* . _ llambletoa filMiday, Waterloo Inn; Wednesday, Westraeoci Hut; Friday, Holt—MY-past In. Ilambletre—Tuerstiy, lioltby Village; Friday, Ilaydon —Wednealo , Loogley ; Friday, Kennel —Y. Ile) %harp (Lord 'a)—Monday, limiter's barn; Wednes day, Great Te.; Friday, Seaincot. Herefordshire —Tuesday, loth milestone, on the Abergarenney. road; Friday, Bredwarditic—lialf-past In. It. IL—Monday, Leman Village; Tuesday, Abbitson Downs; Thursday, Nutley Church ,• Saturda Meteor's' —quarter to 11. Ibildemeas—Monday, Gatwick Lill; Toesday, Mrs. Itetbell's Bridge; Thursday4Winestead --quarter to 11. Iturworth—Taesday, the Kennels; S.iturlay, Tarm Bank—half. pea le. Kent, Fast—Monday, West limbourne; Friday, Betahanger Gorse —half-past Lednury, Mr. Oilea's —Monday, Somers Anna, ; Friday, Migta e donirreen—half.past 10. 'e, Mr. nelby—Monday, Leedom Entrance, Wo`inn; Wed. needay, Drayton CroPe-roads; Satorday,_Linfor.l.bnivie-11. 1 . 0610 * -- tunskr. Mime* Coale; Friday, Brampton Brian.rato —lO. le;shindlon's, W.—Monday, Ckeserort ; Friday, Ilaihroy-honse between Faversham and Ashford—ll. ii773175i;07; 7 ; lord-brielie —at 11. Monzsouthsblro—Mnrday. stow-wood—hall-put 10. L; Thursday, Wood ; Thursday, Dinge- Mr..:-110otlay, Long-erase; Monday, South-weed— balf-poet 10. ipley Feral-bothe; Mandan the Rising Sun, Wootton; Saturday. Bre.trato e—ot 11. Nappeea, Mr.—Mayday, Shilaaglee-park; Friday, liarcouth-val lage7at It. addey—Monday, Odell Village; Tureday, Yardley Chile rank; nurstigy, Easton Gone; Saturday, 11. l Weston—quarter le. fore t I. Phillips's, Mr. L.—Monday, Waterton; Friday, Llawhaden Bridge—lg. . . . -- iaberitiite—Monday, Tborle3l Wettaeaday, l'eeerills; eaturtlny, Bennington —half. pent 10. _ prichl. 7 —monthly, Arthmprnettt w . ed_n val _e 1. pte ; Friday, Bentmeougb; S4urday. Brampton VW before U. -- jai:Monday, Grove; Wednesday, kinky; Friday, Witten-11. Sedesdele's, loM-Monday, Boulter's.barn; Wednesday, Great 'Few •' Friday, Sezineot. Itiekett.'s, Mr. Henry-Tamil 2y, Torten-9. Raiford -Moorlay, Bury-kill; Wednesday, Tlipsttne villa/0; Ba. turdty, fork-ball-half art to. Neale's, Sir lit-nry-Tuesday, ; Friday, New lan, Minton. Slimp.hire-Tuesday. WO &call; Wednesday, Leebotwood - quarter before 11. sinninertes-Tuseday, Cantos; Friday, Meal Bridne -10. Smith's, Mr. Asshetos-Mosttay, Eninun-gate; Trturacky, Con. bolt-park ; Friday, Weridll-1 I. C S o , Subscription-Tuesday, Cotner Combe; Friday, Italeigh'e - t 1.. . . Sout wn—. o y, Stn/'a head, LlorsebriJga; Friday, East hoathly. Sorhamptln's, Lord Monlay, Purer's-booth; Wednesday, Show:el Ground; Friday. Forey ; Saturday, llortmi.inn-11. South %Vold, Mr. liellkr's—Monday, Ersckenborri Isar; Tuesday Rorsington.stll; Thursday, Market Standee; Saturday, Welton. wood Stabrdshire, North—Monday. Strynnerten Old-park; Wednesday, 1111 MY ; fliday, Walgbet t,n.totkre, itud.lington—half.past 10. Suffolk—Monday, tialhara.hall ; Thur.day, Saplston George quarter to I I. surrey Union—Monday, Rookery; Wednesday, Ewhurst-green ; Saturday, East Uandon % Slogs— half-psat IS. !tyke., Sir Tatton—MoraLty, 111rd.a.U-bou.e ; Wednesday, Lobster. bouw ; Friday, Mu rpe-bouae —at 11. Tindale—Monday, the !knit, Countess-park; Thursday, Stam. fordham—half-paat 10. Tlsertoo—Monday, Dulvertoz ; Thursday, Whistord.bridge—half. - 10. linable—Monday, Glakhant ; Thursday, Berseath—at 10. Trelaway's, Mr.—Tuesday, lboalinehridp; Friday, Lead= Tor— 'Vol . I:lL—Tuesday, Red-lodge; Thursday, noltoturillage—quaricr to 11. ine—Mceday, Manning:on; Thursday, the Pius Apple; Saturday, illnerckee —at Warwickshire—Monday, Snow ford-bridge; Tuesday, Whatcote ; Thuralay, Lower Shuckburgh Vtl'age; Friday, Sun Rising, Edge am.. . . sterabire—Allonday, Illation's-wood; Wedne*lay, Radford. gate; Friday, llawell —halt-pan 10. WyndhAta's Ookeel—Monday, Tortington Common, NA edo Waltham Park— halt.paat 11. Wran's, Sir W. W.—Monday, Oredington ; TVedareday, rentra bychan ; Friday, ram Tag; Monday week, Palley Hall; Wedneeday week, Basehurels Station; Saturday week, Oawestry lima Course — half-pent 10. o.larborough% Earl or—Saturday, Linwood Warren House—halt pest 11. Tork and A insty—Tueaday, Pia Mom', Drafted= ; Thursday, See. Ten Park —*half -pat 10. HARRIERS. B.V.lL—Taseday, Prineec ii — Zi(rOadeer)—half.paat 11. Brighton—Monday, Fatalism; Wednesday. Thunders Barrow; Friday, Dyke—quarter to 11. Brookside—Monday% Newmarket 11111; Thursdays, Telscombe Tye —hull-past 10. Demotes, Mr.—Wednesday, Meander village; Saturday, Nos worthy-bridge-10. East Norfolk-11113. May, gwantld-bridge-11. lane's, Mr.-110*day, Calvaries; Thursday, Testiroith ; Satur day, Waysgrove-hine. Harrogate—Tuesday, Hartwith ; Friday, Deere—half-put 10. nigh Peak—Taseday, Grouse Ina ; Saturday, Parsley Ifuy Wharf • • • Mau Iltnu, Capt. Lewis's—Tuesday, Thlsraboraugh ; Thursday, Iforth.dletton. Lansdale's, Earl or—Tuesday, Illsoce-grecn ; liaturd.ty, Low Mantas —l2. Nor•ollt, Hainaut.; Tbaraluy, Shipdarn Dog (s dear)-11. Otairreo, 11r.—Tosaday, Wookages-mill; Saturday, Bottom hograt—halt.pat United Pia—Wednesday, Kerry-9. NINZWEIi DiscorunlEs.—Very late and highly ntisfastory minuets have, within these few days, been re wind from Mr. Layad, in Assyria, riving intelligence of now and important discoveries in the Nisroud mound. lie has made fresh and extensive excavations in parts of the nair.auce not yet explored, and the result has be. n the find. ing of nothing less than the throne upon which the monarch, reigning about 3,000 years ego, sat in his splendid palace. It is composed of metal and of ivory, the metal being richly wrought, and dee ivory beautifully carved. It does not ap pear in what part of the edifice this discovery has been I made ; bet it BMW that the throne was separated from the state apartments by means of a large curtain, the rings by which it was drawn and undrawn having been preserved. At the date of his advises (the beginning of last month) Mr. leayard was panning his ressenhas with renewed ardour, in e.nsequence of the astonishing moans t►at has hitherto at tended his exertious. No Unman remains have come to light, and everything indicates the destruction of the pekes by fire. It is said that the throne has been partially fared by the beat.—Chroniele. MONEY MARKET. FAIDAT Wiriwnso. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 9th inst., when compared with the returns for the 7=lms, give the following results : Was A30,347,380 ...... Demme 823,790 0 11 . 19 1 61 11811148.... 18.837,915 ....„ Demon mite rmileammens--. 8.160,20.5 ....- beeves. 321,997 011588.4319218 . 10,1814000 .... Inansam 302,101 ti Wyggill."lll.l-i b i ab i l; .. 14,419,731 'Without 3114331bn. pelfMasidi.:! IN adwits lout 7: 3 :: ...... Isorfass umass 433 7: 17 maliiiirlas 1.095.104 TY ...... 11.595,621 km on gold, yesterday, at Paris, was 16 which, at the English Mint price of 31.1751101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.52}}; and the exchange at Paris on London, at short, being 23.50, it follows that gold is o.o9percent. dearer in Paris than in London. The pia of gold at Hamburg on Tuesday was 4861 pa mark, which, at the Enagglish Mint price of 31. 17% 10111. per ounce for stanched gold, gives an exchange of 13.10 t.; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.11, it follows that gold is 0.11 per cent. dearer in London t h an in Hamburg. The fourth annual general meeti ng o f W y l ams Steam Fuel Company was held to-day at their offices In Grant St. Helens, when the report of the directors ilms unimiasenely adopted ; from which it appea r s that the high character and efficiency of the fuel for steam purpose. was most amply maintained. Letters from Messina mention that the articles cotton yarn, tobacco, and cigars are no longer allowed to be declared per " porto franco," but must pay duty according to tariff when landed, whether consumed in or out of Messina, the same as salted hides, leed, shot, &c. Sulphur was quoted 28 T. for first, 27 T. sg. for second best, and 26 T. 10 g. for good, on the coast, including 2T. duty per Cant. Olive oil, 251 T. per Cant. Letters from Pesth of the Bth state that an active business was going forward in wool at improving prices. Single clip, of superior quality, realised 118 E to 124 f. ; ditto, middling, 100 f. to 105.: second clip, winter wool, 70E to 85f.: summer wool, 70f. to 75f. : lamb's-wool, superior, 120 f. to 125 f. ; ditto, middling, 95f. to 100 f. The accounts from Presburg of the 9th mention that wend contract* f6r wool had been concluded at higher rates. BANK Or ENGLAND.—Acorn for Ile Woe maw llatelt 1.1630 IWO DIPAILTIMIT. Note lofted /39,11T.39 01 °overcome Let*. •• • /31.01 5 .103 Otter 2,964,900 Gold Cots sad Mulles 16.070,3 3 tillver ...... 277.077 /30.317.360 £31,3 T. 380 skiing si ran' Oaeltal .!(..? ...... .... PAO° Deposits Ihreind. Errbeq., rev. Commis. of Xt i tt Deb...fol Hr. etort..l 11 .1604/4 Other (Algol:2 ........ 1..111, flonon-Jas and other NIA 1 14 .1/03,144 1 437.31/8411, AlcM;;;;Weiat gessalties Itadod. DaRA Weight ou. Alanui ti.i ty) —.. C 14.419.732 tics 1u,563.7117 Notes ooka 11,5110 " ma • • 765;r78 Karel 14,180. M"...V,N0 Y. MARSUALL. Chief Cagier. DWILIN 3 per Cent. Consols ......... 951 31 per Cent. Stock for money Ditto for opening Dank Stock 202 Grand Canal Stoek of 1001. „. 2ll roar per Cent City Deb. of 924 os. 2d. D..ur per Ct. Ballast 011ie Deb. (Owe. seenrity, 921.0 a. 2d ) 931 National Bank (92f. 10a. paid) 171 Dublin and BMW Junction Dublin and Draggled' Rail New Shares, Th irds Great Southern and Western -344acig 14. SJCCII4NOP.S . AND FITTIp ABROCi. MICR/MA Mourn 14.—Beig1aa Funds : Loan, 1040, Fire per Cents., 961 ; Ditto, 1842, 961; Ditto. 1849, 941; Ditto, 1844, Feur.and.a. Half per Cents., ;of the City, 1832, Four per Cents., 1001 ; Ditto, 1943, Fire per Cents., 95S ; Bang of Belgium, roar per Cents., 841; Exchange on tondos, 25.47 i. Armor, ]Alga 14.—Lzehange on London, 23.30. lionstoo, Moan, 12.—]lamb. Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 84 9, 1 bills, 844 money; Lubeck Loan, 1830, Four per Cent., 94 be* money; Hanoverian Five pre amts., 106 bill", 1051 money ; Russian Ennii,to Leon, 106 bills, 101 money; Ditto, 1850, Four.and.s-Half per Cent., 921 bills, 92 money; Floe per Cent. Hamburg Certificates, 99± bills, 99 money; Hope and Co., led and 4th series, 931 bills; irtiorlitz and Co. Four per Cots., 83 money; Prussian Five per Got.., 1051 bills; Danish English Loan, Three per Cent., 69j hills, 69 money; Ditto in 1001. shores, 70 bills; Ditto, Five per Cents., 96 Mlle; awedich Ilyp., Four per Cent, 974 bills; Norwegian Four per Cents., 991 004 money ; gpsnish Fire per Cents., 11 bills ; Ditto, Three per amts., 271 trills, 271 money; American Mx per Cents., l 0( hills, 1061 money. Exehinge 011 London—hamburg, March 12, 13.11; ditto,Pprionths. 13.91 ; Christiana, March 2, 4.76, TlllB DAY. Two o'CLocc. A rather considerable decline has (+marvel in the stock market this morning, which has been occasioned chiefly by heavy sales of stock by influential par ties, supposed to be in receipt of intelligence of a sinister character with respect to the eventual prospects of affairs in France. Considerable disappointment is also felt at the smallness of the sum which the Chancellor of the Exchequer proposes to devote to the reduction of the national debt. A belief is also entertained in many quarters that a great proportion of the 730,000/. has already been employed in the manner proposed. Consols opened at 95; to 96 for transfer, and 96 to for account, at which business was done; when, on the appearance of heavy sellers in the market, they at once fell to 95, s, and I, and are at this moment quoted 93; to ; for cash, and 951 to 1 for the 11th April. The Three per Cent. Re duced mark 961. Exchequer Bills have been done at 595. and 61s. pm. ; and India Bonds, 85s. and 88s. premium. The foreign stock market is also heavy to-day, more especially for Peruvian, which has experienced' a fill of more than 2 per cent. The value of this stock has been prejudicially affected by the recent ex tensive failure in the " House." Russian Scrip Is likewise lower, marking only 1 premium. Th e busi ness transacted to the present hour is not exten sive. The rates are as follows :—Belgian Four-and-a and-a-Half per Cents., at 881. Buenos Ayres, at 51 and 52. Chilean Three per Cents., at 80. Equador, at 4. Dutch Two-and-a-half per Cents., at 55 and 541. Mexican, at 284. Peruvian Four per Cents., at 71/, 721, and 71 ; ditto Deferred, at 281, 29, and 261. Russian scrip, at 1; and ; prem. Spanish Active Fire per Cent. Debt, at 161 and 17. ENGLICII FUNDS.—'btu DAT. Boat Pamir, phut I 3 per Ct. Cea. Ace., (April 11) 1571 to Ct. Itod.ptoos., Abel 3.1 pot eto. shut 3 per Ct. Ow Any., 94 Ezeboquer 711111,114. to its 13011111014 FUNDO. 6 per 444. Atotrian Undo 1 per Ct. Grenada 116.. 17 IS 40 par Ct. Deaf. Doads, 80 01 Granada Defamed Ma.. 36 4 111 par Cant., 6 par Ot Mar., 1344, Of i 6 per Ct. Brazilian Bib., 6910 4 pot Ot. Pororlaa lido. To Digo Now, ST 1 O. Deterred Ida, , Vtl C o t. Ch ilueac4 lll "7401°11Cony.. M 3 6iriam &WOOS 7 Dist* Coltunb. D e r ' Inia, OHM NIL. 14 I Colombian Equator Ida, 31 f 3 pr Smola Ma. jai t S par Cl. Danbh Rd.., 69 TI 1)116. 8da..111 1 Ilf par Ct. Dutch Baa. Mt f, I per Ct. oboinobi No, If 4 4 per 01. Dutch Carta • II 7 Venezuela Wined 14. LI 10 BMMIFIELD HAY MARKET.--CHIS DAT. limn. Cootwr and Davis report the trade a shade better, at the following quotations : Prime Meadow, 68e. to 75e. ; inferior, 66e. to 65e.; Rowan, 60e. to 605. ; Clover, 65e. to 90e, ; Straw, 23e. to 29e. COVENT-GARDEN.-THIS DAY. Notwithstanding the coldness of the weather, Vegetables continue to be plentiful, but many kinds of Frail are still scene. A few new hothouse Grapes have made their appearance. Pine-apples, though far from being plentiful, ars nevertheless sufficient for the demand. Walnuts sad Chesnut' are abundant; of the former we observed some fine samples from Naples. Amongst Vegetables, Turnips and Carrots are good, and there is some fine Cornwall Broccoli in the market. The following are the prices: FRUITS. - Almonds, per pees, Os sweet, per lb., 2. to Ss Walnuts, per ISO, Is lid to Sr per bush., 166 to 24 Nuts, Ur., p. bush., Ws to 22.4 p. busb 12. to 161 Rent Cobs, •Os to 100 s per 10010 s. Pineapples, per lb., Gs to 10s Grapes, Porterral, per lb., Od to Is Pears, per doz., Gs to 10s Apples, Id Olen, p. bosh., 44 to IN ',moos, per dos., Is to Rs per 100, Gs to 12s Gramm per des , 1111. to Is per 100,5 e. to lb. Treat Dew, Per 100, 3. to 44 Sedge, Pee Punnet. I. to So Ime per butelle,fie Od to 7. tturrbor ' p. buiole,64 tole etie, per doe., 64 to N quallotrere, per ,dot. le to 44 Dromod, P. doe. Sundt, Seto 104 =per dem..Se to Se r .., pee MU eine, leod to Sorrel, per Self Moto, le to So Nueoge, per too, 60e to 110 e per 0wt.,30 to re per Nob ,to Od to Se 6d t er simper floz to2eod R i d rise, pi I' to EOM SWIM, per OdL, Se to 46 comber% coc k Se to /emu, per bunch, Id to lid Odom per bud* Id tote Id Wri• - cs, per bun., 44 to pd aptnach, per sieve, 34 to Ss 01110111% per bulool, Od to to 6d Opanbth, p, don., Is tid be es Sallots, per lb., 414 to td Garlic, per lb., ed. to Od Lettuce, Oab., p. lame, td told Endive, per wore, le Id to 1. IlluAromns, per pot., 9d to Is knoll nala4 p. pen., U to id Fennel, per bunch, 2d to id norory, per bench, 2d to &I Three, per bunch, 24 to 34 Parsley, p. doe. bon., 9e to Roots, per bdie.,9ll. to le Marjoram, per bunch, 24 Mint, pc:barb, 01 to la Waterworn pr dee. bombes, , Od tr. 94 Oint pr bit Worn ed to la RAILWAYS. Ton DAy, Two o'clocx. The marked fall which has occurred in the English stock market to-day his caused a corresponding ten dency in the price of shares. Much depression pre veils in the market, and quotations generally are lower, but the decline u more marked at present in the lighterdescriptions ofvaloes. Caledonians have receded to 10!; Great Northern. to 7/ ; North Stafford. to 6; South Eastern have declined to 16 ex div.; Bee wicks to 131. Foreign share. are altogether without business, and prices also tend downwards. I gd. 1 s' . alai." BYTIUI 3.ILILW•Ta. Asbit.,Ne.,lllas...&& barb lit Heats Ist. (0t pitißatual p. `t l ilitt=°rwitheuar. (MMUS, MINILW•WaI ~,a s ud Dudley onritliguar. Do. •• vivant," eilleS.MiNi.nd _ DO** •• • •• • Da. all rrevinase Mester sod Holytised . De. Mamas, Debbi sod Belfast lona.. De. (ZIS E. kn . .' Do.( 11.102.) a p. Ct. Pref. Pastern oouotko Do. New Pref. p. Ct... Do. Let., b p. Ct.. No. I Do. do. No.', Do. N. k E. 6 per Ct.. Do. Do. Now do. 6 per Cent . . gaittlf Unt011; (11Y• (kro IL U. fle.) . De. elan B. sad C. dia. De l ti c =. 6 p.CL: - - - Do. New shares WA Lincolnshire Edinburgh and Glasgow. Exeter, Seoril , & Doreh. Exeter sad Falmouth Gloomier & Dean Forest Great Northern Do. t sham, A,Deferrig flat shares, 11. 6 p. Ct. Do. S per Gent. Pref Ot.gouth. sag Wide. (Ira) Great North of Ragland_ Do. Now C4O New, Do. Now, XIS .„ rest Weitern . Do. 1 Wa[M... .. IN. I sbacea ... ... .. Do, ftha ... .. Do. Nan, A IF . Halt and belby IDo. oharo; Laneaster aad &rllLp Do. Tbirils Lancesktire and Torkohirt De. LIMO ." De. -!Do. New (ava.6 Do. Wept Biding Odor. Do. Preatou sod Wm Do. a shares (A) ... Loode and Bradford... .. Leeds andThirrk . &DV 14.11 Do. I?. Ns. 2 Do. Do. Naa Do.Quartero 184$ . London smut too., &sigh too, & B.COOOt Do. New goo. 8 p.Ct. Do. guaranteod 5 p. CC. late Croydonnbil , .. Do. Prot 5 per Cost,. Do.Coovrt. S p.t4.,11152 11.,d00 sad Grornmkth Do. Preference ... Landon & North-Westerc Do. do. New 1 duns . Do. PIMe Do.A sh..3l.aad 134C' Load= Is Pouth•N ' cetcro Do. New, SAO Do. New, £4O Do. New Preferemo Loweetoft Cioar.4 per Cest Much., Bos...,andMatioela llonehn i 1.707.iii«, - 17.T7. Do. sham, Nu. I ... Do. &Ara, No. 1 .. Do., ow £lO Pref. .., Do.. Great Urliaby .. Do. do Do. Oaf. and Ilaalr ... .... • ••• po. 6rivuby Dock Do. /ballad Do. /SO sham Lb. uiriL md Derby Do. Cosa& k B. Co. Do.ltrewubValleyPret. Nowcaatle and Carlisle . . Norblt no. £zt,n4ic Do. Guinn. 3i per CC.. North .„ .„ 13.7.ft .4 7: •.•'.. el Do. Preference 174 !forth Stadordaltira SO 'Oxford, Ware., l wnwer.l 14 Read.,trulld., and Helene 14 Royston and Hitoldn I Dianhepreth 1 23 dent/Ash Central 23 *coin& titusors ai Listrm., C"mo A LDo.. ?ow Goofm!or4... abilTir'aitiri iet 7.117.7,;; CI: . Yin.) I D0. D0. 14;: 8 11 -1-"iri ew.. eni i; 64. ::: ... i Strom& union ... ... SS4 Do. No. 2 SO Do. No. 3 1141ste;ed 10 Do. N 0.4 .. 47 South Wales IS S. York, Don.at;il Notherltam, sad G001e,14.1.N. rms. S p.Ct. SO Waterford amid Kalman y... s 0 ! Wear Valley, 6 p.Ct. gas. 15 Do. do. do. . SO Wilts, SonserstOtWeym. IS ITork,Neveartlekßerwkk Do: tzt.(lforktkNewea.l Do. U.N._! PurehorPrel ork and Vorth Midi 1/0. Prckraaoe Fozuow RATLWATII. Issal!-p.ur, o . ata launi ioi iuErT.;.f - Boulogne and Andean . Central Frame Maroon' [ ii ; arl e d i7C i Do. do. lOrost Ir.dlu PsatosalA Do. . fandridlyci'ainnfii. Mann: tad Loge Northern of Frame Weans tad Bandeau .. Pols and Orltaas „. Paris sad Roams Paris tad Stratton:a ... Wnell and liana Soaks sad Nam Tours and Nitta West Handers ... ii iii 61 9 9 2* 2 104 10 Ms LIVERPOOL. Als•eA 15. ZICHANOB.--TES madot VIMMaIN my Oaf: meferenee charm, 7f - Linea/ire and Yorluddra 1 dia.-Liverpool, Crieby and tioutbpart, 31-London and alern,lol4-Ditto (new I.haras), Os. id. e. d.-Vitto(1111 ;. 9d. p.-Nanebestm, abelleld and Lgtoolu(prer. alLaras), 7 891-Ditto (1 shares), 23 d.-North Union (A), 233- -minsbary and Birmingham (31. 12a 3d. a), If 0. cl-daretrabury, Oarostry, sod Chester,lll. d.-4outli Eaters ana Darer K 0.4 Oa as ono-third Marra 6 24 d 1..). 4—Y ork, Newanstle, and limn& (ori ginal N. and D.), 13 66. 11&-Ditto ( 0. N. E. 6 gar Mt. 1111 '3O ) , if d.-Matoti Skald', 6 laid. d. MANCIIBSTSR, 114-14 16. BTOCX-ZZONANOIL—Tbe market was again vary inatnive, the Nubians done being o an exceedingly wring nature. In prices Mere was no Wings to notice, except la South keatern stuck, which closed rathr-r weaker. _ _ _ _ BIRMINOBAS. Mareh 15. thecri-Exammtes.-11 , 1=arket rernanted in pretty much the tam state, if anything perhaps ratter flatter. Birmingham sad Dudley' were dune at 6 pahs Birmingham and titeur Valleys at 611 per slime ; and General Rem Nierigdien sharps at dli. LAIRDS, AhweA 16. Broelit•ExtmAxsi.—TlN b 411 my inseam; this wooing no transactions were marked oo the baud, the bunco/ Wing confined to a kw Fin** eetlitecesele swept ta• elobn. BRISTOL, March 15. • eiment-limeneAmen.—The market was dull, but the prior T s stord./ were well supported, The principal destines were in Greet Western Quarter shares and Midland stock; the former left off at 14i d., and the latter at afti. There were also some transactions in Midland, Birmingham, and Glociaister, at 124. sharro), Be North W shares), 114 126 Id. 4$ Il pa. 6 i 4 poi. 83 31 ell.oxdb 11 10 019 „ 17 174 11 11( 7! if • 10 4 9 34 14 dis. 14 11 I If 7f 711 If 2 pa. I V ° PIA $7 39 6 7pm I 7 16} 24_ 16 ex dly I '~ai: 141 14 dim 2 2 46 1 4 dim 101 101 _27 29 45 50 pa. $6 Se pm. Is 29 pa. 57 Se '4 11 Ili 8 74418. 16 . .118 4TH 11 po. 11 1 1 ex div Par IPa 1, 10 42 184 .4r 8. ~ 9 8 411 ~ 1 3 1 3I de. ~ 8 7 db. ~ 41 4' ~ 7 i 8 let pm, •, 11l 9 9 . _. . sin si 4441. f 1 dii • 11 31 4 P 79 14 333 10/ 10/ 57 52 57 59 10f 11 24 14 :01 105 dim 43r Pm 64 19 17 di& 18 14 die. pea. IS 1• 6 1 Il i 1541 414 7 8 ex 3 3/ • 8 3 3t „ I/ 2 „ 4 „ I SI 18d,, 3839 f 251 24f di/ 18 19 121 129 29 30 174 181 9 91 41 4 2 3 111 11 , 1 13i 4 8 16 91 I Po. Par I Pm 13 14 4 6 1 11 G ) dia. 1 1 pa. 10 0 Ws 4 44. 14 12 dla. 1 die 14 144 30 50 dia. 8 I!! b e es WI 14 14 27 1 26 dia. 3 4 dia. 1 ll i ds. 1 vu 1 pm. H 10 db. 13 131 ci dit He 12 db. " 7 6f db. 16; 173 f ddb.. ex dlv Si I"' 12 I 2 6 21614 I Ipc rar t pa. 7l f au.. 81 5 die. ll § I 2f 3 - .. 2 si 4 4i S I 16 17 3Y 91 14 6 25 25 s 9 le4 IP se I± I 9 11 YORK, Mardi IS. STOCK EXCHANGE. Caledonian, 111 ; Great Northam, if; Midlsad, 39; North British, 9; South Eastern, 19; ex dlr. HAMBURG, March 12. BORAINNALLI.—Hamb. Bernd., 92 hills ; Berlin Elamb., WI bills, 834:money ; Cologne Minden, 931 Mlle, 934 mosey William Illagdeirerg Wittenberg, 62 bllla, 614 mosey; Frederick Northern, 43 4 ban; 42 4 mosey ; Altana Kiel, 924 bine ; Madden. burg, 23 NU; Glucketadr, 23 ; Copinbagrn, 40 bills; lamb. Bernd. Malty, Five per Cent.,lC3 bills, 1044 money; Berlin lamb. Priority, Four-iind.a-llalf per Cent., 1004 MIL, 1004 money; Cologne Minden Priority, PottrAnd.a.llelf per Cent., 1001 money; ditto. Five per Cent., 1034 bills; Mecklenburg Priority, Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 101 Ma, 1001 money. RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. tpts. Name of Railway. 1649. 31 371 16 1860. 141. 651 163 37/ 16 85 IGO 94; 22 7f 47i 19 61f 76f 322 166 221 143 1881 31 61 12e 470 be 171 e 239 16) 489 BRITISH. Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena Birkenkead, Lane., & Cheshire Bolton, Blackburn &W t.York Bristol and Exeter Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Dublin and Belfast J unction ' Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee,Perth,Aberdec n June. Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian East Lancashire' Eastern Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock Great Northern& E. Lincolnah Great Southern an dWeste ) Great Western* Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire Leeds and Thirek Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport London and North Western London and Blackwall London, Brighton, and S. Coast London and Sou . tiWestern Londonderry and Enniskillen Manchester, Sheff., & Lincoln Midland Id ;Wend GreatWestern.(l). Monklands Newcsetle and Carlisle North British North Stafford hire ScrAtish Central Scottish Midland iShrewikitay and Ctester Shronshire Union mth Devon South Eastern Taff Vale Ulster 1849. £404 48'1 710 381 1850. 442 3,451 6,165 1,3.51 254 776 640 1,029 ..- 4,4891 1,085 1571 687 i,00.il 729 2,790 14,653 1,884 3,063 2,004 2,900 .982 2,785 3,95/ 17,311 3,382 11,923 102 40,562 605 7,636 8,303 124 6,010 20,320 .1 1,005 9' . 829 97 1 2 , 063 599 3,134 - 4,336 858 1,236 266, 412 1,2381 1,288 - 407 1,682 i 1,661 6,783* 8,518 1,842 1,793 713. 809 Waterford and Limerick West Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, Berwick York and North Midland FOREIGN. . _ 38,211, 290 f 156 .433 . 7,1101 8,?30i .126 . 3,1561 10,186, 1,0611 769, 1,697, 2,699 i 221 229 11,377!13,077 1.6,981, 6.643 76; 76j Amiens and B o ulogn e 1,309; 1,263 iep pe 26 26 D 469; 619 - - Datah Rhenish 71j 71j Montereau and Troyes 211 211 Northern of France 12,514115,870 107 j 107 j Orleans to Bourges (Cet.t.)..., 2,047 2,646 72 72 Orleans to B7rdeaux 82 82 Paris and Orleans 85 86 Paris and Rouen 59j 69j Rouen and Barre • The receipts include the traffic on the Bristol and Exeter. MINES. (From the .11".ing Jourt,a A fair proportion of business has been transacted during the week, and inquiries for most of our leading mines continue unabated. Advice' from our local =respondents, as to the general prospects of the mires in their respective districts, are of the same grati:ying character we have received for some time pal. WEEKLY SUM3IARY_OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING LANII, SATCRDAT MORNING, The transactions in the Colonial markets have again been characterised by extreme dulness, and prices generally still wear a downward tendency. Sugar was affected by the decline esteZshed at the Dutch sale held at Amster dam on the 7th lastest% which passed off at a reduction of I fl win, and the prices paid hero at the public sales to-day show a fall of fully Gd. per cwt. upon last week's quotations. Not any public sales of Coffee have bean held during the week, and privately the transactions have been very limited ; of native Ceylon shoot 4,000 bags have changed hands at 535. to 365. per cwt., and at the latter price there are to-day a few sellers. Riee is almost neglected; a parcel of Bengal offered his been bought in rather ►bove the value. Very little bueiless lass been dune in spice ; a small parcel of Pimento km been offered for sole publicly, and bought in at about 6d. per lb., only 41d. per 16. having been bid, and 100211 few sales of black Pepper have been made pri vately, at a decline of fully Id. per lb. from the highest point of the market. The Assam sale of Tog, held on the 13th, passed e. ff very briskly, and all was sold. Privately, in Tea, there has been very little, doing. Public sales are declared for Tuesday next. COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL ON EDUCATION.—By 4 return just presented to parlitm,nt by her Majesty's con:- mane, of grants made to schools upon conditions not in volving the acceptance of management dames, it appears that 444 schools have received grants of that descrip.ion to the amount of 10,6611. Os. 711. already paid, and 17,2251. conditionally duo. Th.. return does not include the numerous class of schools which have obtain:d grants to enlarge and furnish them with Natures, being already held in tru=t for educational purposes at the time of applying to the Com mittee of Council on Education. FREEHOLD LAND 80CD:rt.—On Thursday even ing a meeting was held at Gravesend, for the purpose of explaining the principles and objects of the Westminster Freehold Land Society. Mr. J. Ridge, tho mavor, occupied the chair. Mr. Jonathan Duncan, Mr. G. E. Deland, Mr. G. Hagget, and Mr. Cox attended as a deputation. Mr. Duncan and Mr. Hagget de4vcred addresses descriptive of the political, social, and individual benefits to be derived from such societies, and resolutions to a similar effect having been passed, a great number of shares were taken up, and the proceedings terminated by some complimentary votes. MEETING IN PRESTON ON TIIE RELAY AND SnIFT STSTEM.—On Thursday 'Vining last a meeting of factory operative, and others was held in the Corn Exchange, Preston, far the purpose of taking into consideration the critical position in which the factory population are placed by the judges cladding that the relay and shift system is legal. The Rev. J. 0. Parr, vicar of Preston,oceupted the chair, and the following extensive cotton manufacturers of the town were also present:—Messrs. John Cooper, William Ainsworth (Secretary to 'tie Preston Spinnar,' S fcicty), Jelut Farness, and George Smith. The chairman addrtesed the meeting at some length, animadvertiag to the benefits conferred, both morally and physically, upon the factory bands by the passing of sae Ten Hours Act, and lie evils which must resell if they allowed the intentions of that act to be defeated. Ile stated that in Preston the manufacturers, with only one or two exceptions, adhered to the ten hours, and had not adopted the shift and relay system. Under the present elate of law the masters had he believed, the power of employing their hands all night if they chose, and where formerly they could only run their mills twelve hours, they ware now actually ruaniug them 13, 14, and 15 hour,. Mr. Same, Brown in moving a resoles , iron to the effect that another appeal to parliament was necessary for the purpose of passing a bill enacting that the hours of labour of women and young persons should be 10 continuous hours, the usual meal ales., excepted, urged on the adult operative* the necesaity of obtaining a Ten Hours Bill, so as to operate properly, and stated that while under the present system the females were working 15 hours by relays the adults would be obliged to work for 15 consecu tive hours. Mr. Pursues, in supporting the resolution, said that as a factory master he disproved of relay system because it took away from the female factory worker that opportunity which they ought to possess of cultivating their minds and damnifies habits. Two other resolutions condemnatory of shift and relay system, and a petition to parliament for an alteration in the law as it at present stood were then adopted. Mr. Cooper (manufacturer), in supporting one of the resolu dots, stated that in 1540 the mills had only worked 10 hours on the average, and yet on that average they had con sumed the greatest quantity of cotton ever produced. Sense people talked of (outgo competition, but he was not afraid tor if they would take the imports of lost year , they r woul d '• • re find that they we cruse millioas tabors. h ' vious years . Ile had lately travelling n ol l.e xtre co:tia p eat , and in Spain he had seen 600 people come out o f u a factory which, in England, would be worked by 160. He had spoken to several of the largest manu'acturers a Preston, and,could 1 assure the meeting that they were in favour of a ?roger tea hours bill in preference to the relay and shift entail. A vote of thanks was passed to the chairman, and the . • • Inge tersdastod. ,• • 0 • ' TRAFFIC U n di, 41 1 1 az dlv Ui teak I, IP Ty 6 ex di, 211 i 2 278 i lb 14 1 101 11 7 11/ i pm 10 1 t 793 133 3 104; i i lle S 9 9 3 81 dia. ♦j 3f