The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-21 00:00:00

• - 0/5V,--€€.l, . . _..... _ . _. .._.._ ' • , i - a'="-•-•" : - -/ r - " -- g - _,, ~ _, •.' - __ Jk-,,, , -,- ;.-:-:.7=.-- „ , -..4._._:e/z,, 1 1 1 . , ~ i , t• : : 1 f• + • , .#2 . 4• 7 • •• No. 1,113.] LONDON, THURSDAY ,RCH 2: 1850. (THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. _ Apr WI ASSURANCE 11001117. Phu& off es. wo w. Ilememle wra vrxs 1.11:114 GOVII tbst doe 11 , 30111110ar n.d , MAIM mid be CLI*I3D • TIRII-13A14 Os lII* tiL. Y d es Tbenday, died* dear of Apia ant Ibre MeL t.:r.retleM din *malls es Saterded. Os Stb dm of Av.: ors % .04 mmy esbielbeat day mesedeargril boom .r.ei It ad 3 e'deek.—Dyeddeb of MA WILLIAM lAMIMIL DOWNES. &Amy. - Weary amends. wow* awl a• this of OespeeVe paper bee =AMP= IS 111.• thrieths. the vele se wimpy he Ileiohearliee boo at 1.111 to 1.111 I* ffiewils• ow. Th. Weald a.k Ye drama to mem •thuat kr the Awe WWI at dell I.lll ‘ r M& tlaeOessee ink 111th 110 Ise 1.11. BUY ea Airs an maw 16 st!ilai. o Ith allentko eat es yet bah rr la do nee •S Omar. at Ss NIKO ththbors Illthethont um dr rho ha the OR leas Otageofiltht {a Lome" 1114 ie easjelloese Wet sem Amy uellneuelio W Admen waithoUy take pith avid* as Co. s N= lase ththesed • io th• 6th While Imo Id Ifag ItaL with Moe is graded 211 to 211 pe ileum. lam improved. our window wow nes Wipe% .4. Pier; 171. M. • Nth 46. Is *Li althoth, U.; J•th 1 .• ea•; MOM 42 Oa; ent. 41. 10e. to Leaks. Ti. Tweld• I/WWW//e. mar, Is. ed.; doe, a le. Mae 44. We MOSS NIS lotto the Chunther, to th• both hit Lesko. DAY.) The letters of allotanent for WIDNUDAY the Danish new Five per Cent. loan, at the price of 90, made their appeas es* this morning, and the quotation for the scrip has dastuated between 1# and 3 prem. The distribution be., it is understood, been made on a liberal sale, eoesidering the limited amount of the loan, viz., 900,0001. The present quotation is 2 to I prem. The day of payment for the first instalment is the 22nd inst. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY, Two o'cLoca. The share maiket to-day is steady, and in one or twosomes a slight improvement is perceptible. For Loudon and N. Westerns the market is rather firmer at 1041 to 51 4 owing to the traffic returns for the last week being of a favourable character. South Westerns mark 63; North Stafford. ea. Cale donians are not so good as yesterday, they have been done as low as 101, but have since re covered to 10' to 2, the present quotation. In foreign lines nothing is doing. To taTrA PfiRCHA DEALERS. —GRAN %Iux s-ol CU, Mead is Ilio lambs der tr,J, Wit Ow ave ear may le neeste a imr= CA Ice l'EM:11.1 at the wet tosorshle WOO% Faint Italimilie ...o r,uartay. Cimestry balers 'mend OM twallitag nemeses la ?Tarnow tar =weft st atm. Tim re MMI at ap w ter Walleis" Xe. 11. OraglawdeeK Ram..—A. Ti Tzar if wasted. T 0 ENGINEERS and Others, requiring golsabald balk Wks,. amd Ca, sink t o tar bathe Cr Not mkt Corapagy, bests the attention at nil. r .we. gur..osiees. sad the Wets gargally, to Ask hispeoved mi,rattm d NINISRALIALD DIDLII 1V SU. goigalkkred 6 ,„t t tt. 11. Harks palest of October Ink. ?Ws ~Weed Talk R ah, r p waft" aU the advantages et the vakombed, ad at the her Fmk the ellorammoso of Wallellf with wbl the I o. troorignsated, as wog so hew ths obralons onieU pn r..: ovni.le.aed of is that propratiom. The mimerallsod tabby • s.• tour.l superior to any other destetpdom where suessith sad ,moment elasticity are malted tm ruin! tommerstares. It Is /NSF into timed kr waling the host tabriss, bt nt Mats kg r..zinters. maga bands, tubing., std a variety d mental Ofpliaases. • ark may be mom at the wamlormer, Groshametreet rt.-% mkt:mak gmq k had Burke's Paint Warm espdlost and prusges. THE "TEA-PLANT" TEA-POT, so amid from NI lobe elaborately orommodoot Ida tlw Immo wad Mem of = 1 1. 17 . jolt bees added Is dim patients awls mar the .4 torlucb hate dodos Ms aft two yams ablaut mob a 'dammed popularity, from Mar sapo dmolety, sod amp. woo, so am than from Mak mot iloalo to Mow, bebop catropiolod wall a wroas somas d 11,,,. Moo 435. pottyo S 10 0 Mame do. do. do. Mamas do. do. do. 17 0 Soollemb do. drug do. do. 17 0 I. Ito do. pals dm doh ...... 1,0 •Quatorse palms do. do. $ 0 o.p, 'nap" 22e. mob; maw polo, SM. mob, of tlw Calais vet te', . teapot., 42a. out ; maw. pots, Ma mob, of tlio is 17 ma. my ether article IMO, la tbo mom propartioa. Imparlap mot iror pI! et) free. sr LII I I A. BURTON Nat Itippoa sad Boras), SI, Mar& est. .511, Neomaa.aimot LIMN, at Newmairdistet).—latabliolistl La % '. .;:a■arert. MA t't OL1) LIQUII).-43ilding, old, dirty, or By .prOol, to mole er.al to sew by a Angle application of 17 yro:Pb 1.,. t.n IlEtb.ll6F-11, .bleb ay be applied anthem% rla or Mica* • m»t ca.uy and deilcade Slit frames. Anglo bottles, lo Id.; • 1.:N....5.: Lacquer Detergent. la /d.—To be bad of Bar , 1 .rnr!on...• rept Edwards, IL Paolb; /rattan, Bow Otorek • J.. Ire. n. 4. Ila - tstriret ; Hannay, *wee Sborbora sod &feud and Ozdord-etreet ; Onakix, 114, Oren 1' • .T..1--trat Thmpsos. He-place, Ilosto• ; by odor, of orastry •bookeepora Y penal, sod wbellsisit of VITOX tondos. TC BARRY'S HEALTH-RESTORING FOOD tcrAurm awl I:CFA:TM—TN REV/MESTA AUMCA pc..oult and tactual moody (inthott modidia„ Inca. • iprre, ae It eaves 30 tins itli value la ether rims of itostachie, haleoUsal, liver awl Woes sew deep:r rower% dyspepsia (iedigastloa). Wilma ea& ;. . 2 rrtst, acutcy, heartburn, fistulas', oppnalies, r „, ,rupdow, of the okIN Welcome at too mama treseuney. at we, sal under all ottrr dresentsme, .191411ty a Intuits. Cs, spor. sionp, ar. t Co., 1.37. New Hood-areet, Lambs ; deo et t , :mum, )(mon and Om, Harclay, 95, Varriegdos.9trest sestrr. eutton, Hannay ; and at GO, Gractaureb4lreet • ; • 1., 4.". B..hcr.tate-street.wl3lll9 ; 199 and 45t, Strang; • r• rretehu and weetidna wrodwe le the Ildstedeew. - A NEW FIFTIETEI_TUOrddNI3. NJ..I lesi — tr«s" THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON e. LONDON IS ELLTNO •-•!. —ins unit is readerd peaellarly semen by tee , at: .1 the nailer. elated emotes, ell dellealdee rt nem mad bytes pleaded cuddled Beating lasetas, 's • row to den* el Ide owe mead: vials ths • . a•,tr.l try upsarda of Ile binitisul Wountota d algeses • • : s f.rtaing by tar tie moot alluring introgirdua • :• ‘• (41 pagan) • few aware are eoloared. • e .::k eke, or the " Membered Leedom Neve," Ilk s alienate to the trade end to Made • : • Reeedtaleel Se be made to Ile case Oa I _......• any be beim -- Now trade, pbs Two 'hilltop, T ILE ILLUSTRAtED LONDON READING C. plunks to the Peeing Boot. • : - - f !peons on the snort emote( instruetire ewill great are from the hot English Authors, in .. The whole beinaltelly sod up. Elseirsted !Aunt the Ineees. Is villas of Illogreted Larks New, IN, Strad; bALleeer‘ biL CUVEIFIAL'S SSW WOUILS. ENJOTMENT of LIFE. net * tetratka„ rad ratiral me et lame." -t• tarty Law— zpriaa art Pumas. Illarialtzatt . t-t latituar of Lana , ..-7b Tans, Liam, Toni% t • 11.:t I. sta ad caber pleasant! places—Tamer re aad • - f..e .—Lialloe 4 S Ida —Emaap at Hamt—llaa22 I . ran.—t 7 /a. 14, klcepiag, ratan(. att. 11401. 1.•• ALM', :re Ilt* NOUNTAISS. 2 Tots. Is. eta ; by pat, : t , t`..e Latoo—•ltetch of Zdtaboegb, Am Att. of la one y—fteolltleoroose of Doblie, he, A 5..., now ed.ti,n, le.; by peak le. id. Itti to EAT, DIUSS; - sad AVOID. ''.(t, .:g.re .• • .r. Eld tat oar 110111110 easy rata" vw ..... j oittai . of :.= , •t ovary elm use tad .....) or re- Y. Le -c la. I ivebiod that luau= the .. ta- , f ..k ..u.e, bationo, or , art embletaeo :,.p. 0.0 time .er the slot aid regalablea of Pou-rorrr-row ; Nom 1/4 Omilarn ; CarvoThe. or atm trout tbs siatkow. arorliioro. Sao _*.Atti INDIA AND CHINA. THE OVERLAND MAIL. Ave ttee:ved, by express, our Overland : eshtt in att:cipatioti of the Indian ma. The L . 1.4 are : Ihnibay, Feb. ; Calcutta, Feb. 7 ; sad h'r3•hlse. Jan. 40. ltt Luning is the summary of the Bombay . • IL, sews trar smitttd by the present mail is small . .r.LlrJuat., sr .d still smaller in importance—if we ex !fatal iettlligencejnet received from Lahore, t' : - .3tinotts sp i rit displayed on the let and 2nd -.ert by the 66th Bengal N. 1., forming the tf Urarita'r. Something of this sort L..:.nt tie imps had been looked for for some taw —ant a few soldiers of a native regiment had !unitised fur disiff,ction, when it was hoped • , ••ers had seen their error and the futility of t A orders of their government. Unhappily '•••• 'Junta the case with the 66th, and the corps its men %INActed itself to the heaviest punishment—a PlE.o•.east whieh the commander-in-chief hes t'y avowed his determinatbn of inflicting Who forget the duty they owe to a go -4".1 ttt which hu ever behaved, as he says, with ..bert.v.; toward% them. The Gnicowar of k ' ll " 4 lift fixisbay yesterday for Poona, after I t•sy of three weeks during which time be had ee `Lad titled everything and place worthy of note p res :deney.—Tbeex-Nlaharajah Dhulltep Singh Meerut on the 28th ult., on his way to hie Lkt:011, Allyghur. Alf the state soners, in- Cl.ittur and Share Singh, and t he e ex-Dewan y`t•tablnived through D e lhi on th e l e t i ns t. E very• i tostinned * 1 tranquil throughout the Punisub. , 1 • • •• Napier reached hawnl Pindee on the 20th, r % %la expected at P e shaw ur by th e en d o f ..„ . " 11 ?!. • The rec en t un h appy event at Umritsir 1 'vet probably hurry Elm back to the capital 4) *" tEan he had Intended. The troops were ""EitLen, except at 3looltan, in good health. All t . t t 1 .' 4 % 6 1 (Grp' bad lift Penhawur and Mooltan kt:f!tl Native Infantry, which was to leave the lcty r s'rion on the 29th ult. Sir H. Lawrence ••i:r •f; hest were at Uenritair, taking suck a. 4. al te, re considered necessary with the Orders had, consequent on the recent i ;y 4 "4Lairkt of a p ar t y of Woroos on • company of Veen fusih ers , b een i ssue d for the total and •tcediste disarming of the entire population of the i . 4 and province in prove ngeeral • wise =MIMI WLlth will exceeding difficult of ! . ‘ l 4 earned into effect. 'fhe station of Weseera ted ki be abandoned, and the Sealkote occupied ',jilt*, cantonment in its stead.—The Com -31-444 ror Seinde was at Kaman. General LB., end staff Lad proceeded on a tour to r• intlee i to Cutch. The 22nd foot n funned their trwt Rom for Fero:opera on the 23rd tilt., (4:4 `rt ▪ Iti*eted to reach their destination by the middle ...„„„,..Th• Bret portion of the force intended for Vilna the Sikhim Raah left I/4,10811ns ;th ult.; the rem j ainder of the troops, amount 4,,r_lfwards of 71.Xt men in all, were to follow ha k,l7l after theen.—A mission from the niter of ' C hatted with letters and costly &rr c :::: • Lti Majesty, is now on Its way to : I. I. I. 11 wbswe they take_paseage for Saes by the April steamart.—Sir H. Dondai is now in Bombay : he leaves he England by the text steamer. The Rev. Mr. 0. Pigott, acting archdeacon of Bombay, has bus compelled by ill-health to return to England he Moves this day by the ship Aboukir.—Sir T. E. K. Tinton, Bart, late ecelesiendeal registrar at Daleutte, has been sentenced to imprisonment for two years under the penal clause of the Insolvent Act, after the expiration of which be is to be al lowed the benefit of the said aet—The agitation against the "Black Act "oontinnes.—The Honourable Mr. Betimes having spoken rather too freely of the private character of Captain D. L Richard son, late principal cf the Calcutta Hindoo Col lege, is about b-dug prosecuted by that gentleman for libel.—Captain Watt, who commanded the party of the 43rd M.N.1., which fled before a few score of Moplehs on the Malabar coast in An4ust last, has been unfenced by court-martial to be placed at the bottom of the list of captains of his corps.— There are said to be a large number of Queen's and Cowpany's officers now awaiting trial foe various cf fences in the Bengal presidency, Sir C. Napier sparing none who may have the misfortune to forget them selves. Among those under arrest is Lieut.-Colonel (Maley, late agent to the Governor-general on the south-west frostier.—A return has just been published in the Calcutta Government Gazette,' showirg the revenues gad civil charges of the Bengal presidency for the years 1848.47, 47-48, and 48-49. From this we learn that during tbnse years respectively the rte.ipts were 10,248,2021., 9,433,698/., and 9.817,837/., and the expenses of collevion 3,809,1251., 3,778,628'., and 3,724,383. Superintending-Surgeon Rook., of the Bombay army, is about to retire from the service, owing to continued ill-health; and it is believed an addi tional saperintending-sargeon will be allowed to the Bombay presidtney for the Rejpootana field force. The Railway Staff" has arrived at 8.. m• bay, end the greatest anxiety prevails amongst the shareholders as to when operations are to be com menced.—The trettnpot received by Mr. Chapman at the hands of the London Board of Directors of the Company, has Wen viewed with the de-peat dis gust by every shareholder who knew anything of that gentleman's abilities, and con appreciate the services rendered by him to the Company while in Indis.—lndia throughout condi:nee tranquil and healthy; and the climate is cool and pleasant. Trade at B 'whey continues dull, with no immediate hope of its revival. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. BOMBAY, Fan. 15. Wei lave tape rieneed no all vistion of the pr. saute for money which has existed foe mete time pest. On the contrary, the densed for anersedation mama to bare 'screwiest, but we are M enage to think that the rearetty has been very touch exaggerated.— Goveramon rennitles remain without animation. New glees have hies, sold at rs. IPS, to r 5.1164. but the densest for them is limited ewes at these low rates. These has bees tern little Inquiry fur 3 per cent. Sicess, bat we have not heard at any transaction in them. Bank shame remain without material alteration in price. Orientals have he sold at 16 per cent. dimount. Co m mercials we quote at 14, and kerma 6 per NO. discount. There has been *Wry for Bombay Bank stock at 17 per met. premium. The followin g . notigemion has Just been tumid by the Beard go vernment . X. ran William, Financial Department, lab. 6, I6sl l .—Lti6catiorr.-14odee ig arab, peen that the rem of es chew at which bilb steered by the hypeehecation of good. me to be draws is favour litho Ilea. the East India a cassisay, snit be 2s. per Company's rupee, until forth - r orders. It Lv further r Cad for general information, that there is little probability dna rate of ex change now deed tole, reduced during the ensuing twelve 'earths, no se far aa leat paint knows, advance on hypothecation will be wassisary in leek as aid of the fte treasure daring the official year 166641.—8 y seder of the lion. the President M Counetl.—J. A. Dem, Me. to the Oweramest of India." The Importations et meek sad cotton piece goods dam date of last report have bees very extmeive, while the demand Par all deacrietioes of imparted sedates untbsese es dull as It has hem for use pest six wens, aid se Improvement am ha looked for till the dose a the 'loon holidays cm Ilionday next Nor can any more favourable account of our expert market be given than at last date,—the dulness is this 01 7 011010 •1 eau Dade bring orleelpally mired by the almost total atreeee of pages* of every description except opium, which centaurs to be purehmed in quantity for the China market. Cones Place floses.—Aa stated la our last. to dap , 'e of any orm siderabk quantities of piece gads, dealers would have hut to submit to a cariderable reduetiret on their prices, whkh they have not shown any disposition ea do, and coneemsenty the operations during the kronen have here lo • eery liand extent.—Orey shirting's, of good qsalltiee, have snaimsinel their Ammer valise, while interior and middling deacris have declined 2to 3 Imes per piece The qualities on which these redueloos have taken pine have been 46, U, and 64 reed CO inch, and TS inch up to the latter reed. The sales during the ',staled amount to 7,220 p.n.s, at from ra. 41 to re. el pee piece. —Grey Jameets: Sales, 11,130 p., rs. t• n. 21 as. p. p. Deming extremely dull, end prism somiesl.--Orty Long Os& Sake, NO ait i =lois. to re. Is. Deemed and prices gulag deern.—Grey : ilea, 1,173 p., at re. I lies to re. In. Same asleageleths—Orey Mulls Soles, 1,000 p., at re. 2Se re. 7a. In moderate request, at a slight dedise.—Bleeched Isomers continue to stalt.tain Owner rated Thos ales have been to extent d' 4,200 to, at rs. 2 K to a. kg pm plece.—bleached Skirtings have Wee oomiderably in peke They to in reed 3 at 6, snd 72 reed 4a. per game. soy rule reported during Ile IlorW Is one of le pieces, 38 by 40, at es. guar picee.— fliseshod dime me aim dull. and priors &claire,. while for Trial's of gibe there Is • little laquiry.— Bleed antes, satin sedges sad cheeks, sad yeeemet checks nee Inquired after, but satin spite are dell of salt—Peney Goads :_Large baportations since last mat, from the Cycle. The prime odkred be lappet Kith, swim lappets, book mashes and lappet; grey gad bkabed dhotis', with boxy bonier% aad dyed and grey inelle. ere lower than those for merly obtalasbDyed Geode : 6,110 piens Turkey red plain ebth hue been sold at teem re. 71 to_ 110 pm piece. Corm Tam —TM gales daring the fortnight have amounted to Ile Wes weber tied gebelesenelle twat. Of the latter, 40e. alone are In denesell, raid stoskelow. Of the armee, all Num., except 20e., are enquired he, with small suppthe enksaL—la dyedß good Bootee Turkey re/ is alone seerlit after, green and an dull of sale. Woottans rot lest report. The only sale reported one of list elotts at es. I : 131 exam • .erred.. IlsraHeevy during the Ibrtaight, emd Vett saes% The prism of beep gad ghat reenabi as *bre, while those of this bar and mare mad round nail rod bare still farther receded. leeiret all wets, except Awnless and nail, has deelincd.—Sheet dell, while for pig the demand is steady.—for Seeker there is no Inquiry. Coasseasc.—We quote ateninally a higher price foe Wilt article, bet have beard el se Wes. - 111aaa.—No transudes', meet in Alleopp's Landon bottled and Beia'a. The market it Wed all but Bete* which with ditdeulty Ands buyer,. The ago d the former have hem 120 dos. at ra 1; sad of the lattte Si kb& at is. 40. fietarrs. — —A a g e dananairlaie calks: Ober spirits are tittle Rind liar. ad Itready as kilo* have however been made -23 Chda and ISO hens FM* at N. f i per Balton and es. 114 per doses; sad I hide. II qr. slam at re 24 per oration. burrtan-100evensquarta and U pieta have been mold at ISt amnia per domes. . . of 1061►, it ra. 13, and 10014 al re. 43 per lb., have had effect. _ MAJIII.II hoses.—No Wm.—Twine and canvas ; cordage In alight ruined. Other Wicks tininquired for. &Aro/tn.—Conn Woor.—The purchases during the pod fort night await only to $5O tales and 1,300 thanes. An advance in pilot for all deer) ptiona Oa taken slaw Mere le mutely any hook as hand, and it will be scene time yet before the new crop arrives. _ . ljaiTs.—Lerge quintals, matinee to be meat it to Clam, bat a slight deeds. Me token pine in the priee of Media, dam oar last. The prima wattle le re. 1313 per asset. Tamara hem be.. odeeraldy den threagheat the past fortnight, and lee lihely M seatleae so for mate time. There isseeredy a bale el Nam In the plate—emeequestly marl must either wait Mt arrival of familial or go away empty. We quote the rale te Limped nomMeny at slt. to V. da, to London et $l. fa. Id. to Si. to. per Imo ; gad to Cairn.ta to re. 14 per molly far ramie to mar Enenania.—Tleir Mw boa bat few trameetione in tene an lbw land toe tide mil, mai those Malted la retest. Beteg ban been sleeted at In per rupee for Orst-eleas eta month,' eight Mew pew and local drafts. On Calcutta tire. , are few parebasers at rit. 888 minty dare' sight, and re. 91 for Welt bide. CALCUTTA, Fan. 7. La °sr impart market the demand for iodise kae outtlatied settle, awl the tumor d ale law haws Maim bas Imbed teethes to Improve the tam et the starket aM Immo of balaws. TM pew mess el the amt sem are so far Mr, that ft r oartals tut as ssoh UM will be phased is der ealtludlas as the Oran r fllMerive with the Made at their oomanad, l• Yalta loposo•I poition bat htee hem bees assalmesd hd than thle soma Is answgragler dit Memos; Ss silo Illbssaws Mosamo of • ememdat .stasis them Mt*, Ilwestlis h e t =Zrdesmds Isillieseed Ms bees Me la a/Wm So marbet. soil the sway Is staled Ml• Meet resp awe. het at the same Om It le set appersesdad Mot, ems Ihe es we Mum kw. meta dew ylastar mmod the soy*. lb. mpg maks' has bee w. wlth my Mass' does •010 . 111111M7, akar 111 1111 Irma owl Ammitss ark^ Me wind it Übe bitter Mode et mllystre. Rim We rims IN, bommed Mum/ IN home • M. maws at esteem mor atee. umeral owl moo mem Mr. has maw op dm the to mated of dr MU awl Oar row = haidumbaslag met by a Wit eeemiear Immeallul Y homed= le awe MM. sad Os maket re =he eswideeed as Maly eyes. Owelw base Mat he mil •Mr amount lbeelme Ms bees am la them id ri e ws am at ate whams of fn. to re. per corms lan dpi ammlos M mad Woulry ; we maw • sale of • wad of the askisalad D. C. Melt lee at 114 per sal., Ni } mint tar • kraus isupy of the am mark as idiot Mem The mob" la Ism et the !rat malty of Malt a tal iddigm Tiar a bers: rl ; 4.e52 mds eadral• mishod OM fin ao larmorly Utast Cslak 'MGM miss aII•MW Mos of th• shlmmasts Madhad Mot mallt maims SATS mds dee lhowlog • Me dlestles. cm Mom media hos boss ammo** silt owfwg IleE • ti hot draft sad MUM Maui ce/a Ilum gesda and MUM Ni krwm melds ' fir dlOy ahlalsda ialTe Ififfeßlol M mho, Me Mom NM, mid nee balm rim • few isms ; the km magsa dm S 111•4 m. 111 awns 10 111 1 242 . band sowee. ammod Moult Moles mom Off . as lemlogy msg. fir TM Wei elf male Wm ham hem la madly ms SIAM mds Weft lalt bet beads dews the departure of ihe Met mamma; o n tow mos Mee mama est period. but Maker dm Mem Ms mini oldie id moll; eml Mem ssaretly No OIL law Ism be dram& T.b.p red twist Is ham fa aka lhas Mhos boss dwlmi the last sir mwe b k r od pekes Ise I ems pod IL bear Om they iron • waft was. le &I. 114,,, d i v a 314 dle ; 43 to MI Moises b Optimist. "dorm lo se kdows:—Meorbed Olt Kalld. Is ; rod, oo 1 - 12 ; heap, 6.4; duel. 410 114; resod rod, 44 tp 643. UM 1610. Spdter, 7.6. CHINA. The F, lend China, in its overland eclidts Jan. 90, says : " During the past month the weather °old, damp, and cheerless. A sad a , deprived society of one of its brightest to the postponement of the races and gaieties which in this climate are so European constitution, impaired more excessive heat of the summer mouths. the death of Mr. W. F. Gray. " Public attention is directed to chooses in the legislative 000neil—to formation of a town council—and to lotion. "Tee Chinese have delivered to the Mies the heed and hand of their late governor. " Canton and Shanghai markets are satisfactory the sales of imports are larg at improved rates. "From the outports there is no news of importance. With the exception of Canton and Shanghai there is little intercourse with the five ports; Ningpo and Poo-chow-foo are little more than missionary stations. &mpg, a British merchant settled at the litter port to give it a trial. At the former port there used to be two or three agents, but for some time back there has bees only one." COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. CANTON, JAN. 29. Imrotes.-0 ming to short arrival+ and decreasing stooks the market Sae eotton goods has continued steadily to improve; while* the news pee malt having fully nettlnned the general im pression, that the 'dram' In the thtgliala market would nem& easily limit shipments from thence for some time to tome a Mill farther advance may rearm-bey be looked for, though horn the Sear appnweb of the China holi days the native desirm generally are unwilling to tiaras/re beyond their Immediate requirements. Grey cloths are saleable at 3.53 dole. tot dots. 61 for Bto 61 woods; 7to 72, at 2.704101+. to 2.73 dole. The sates of the month are estimated at 33,000 Men,. lair to good white shirting* of 38 to 64 reed are quoted at 2.30 dote. to 3 dots.; the Meer fabrics, of which there are now none offering. would command Lto dote.. vg operant. sales amount to about 13,000 Woe. About 000 hales of yarn have changed hands at an advance et I data. to II delnon previous rate. _ . . veal,' advanced some 3 to 1 mace Ithee the arrival of the WAIL Canarre.—These roods have Filthily Improved, In comequence of the wry light rock. on fund. Woo(Axes have parai i:otetli In the gemral improvement. MCIALS.—Inns : The demand Iv :WI, and rake ol email quantities only maid now 1w effected at the current, rate.. of tut month. Nall rod and hoop, king urbane Is stooks, are moat inquired tor. Lean remain. at last montleb quotations, and in but little in de mand ; Float are getting heavy. Tin PIATIO have been is mode• ate request, but the market tieing over supplied foe prmeat requirements, a decline hag token place no het mooth's rate.; 7s cd,:s. to • dol.. per hos in nominal. Lea Is plentiful and price. are moderate; all apprehension of scarcity hero is morn removed. Common to lair Bally cargo is welling at Ilontkuit iv,' Ilse,* at I dol. 31c. tot dol. 70e. per picuL The amounts from Shanghai are of an advancing market and • dread et famine about March and April. Ont a.—Some animation prevails In our market. Yoe new Bengal opium the demand is rather brisk, new Patna, at 4t2 dole. to 40 dots., and new ilesarev, 4911 doh. per caret. Itold:rs are firm, and dernandiat higher rate (II I Patna dull, at tri, 5 dole. to 470 dots. per eheaL Teas.—The market has been somewhat easier since our last, sod mires Meaning I. tavour of boyent. About chops of Congoo ham been taken at IS to IS for Moiling and Omina, and 121 to IS for Ito How and Sincheonlif, leaving abo•it SO chops la market, principally of Ike two Litter kind.. Of nouehnoet, d chops were settle d at IJ to 15 for common. 01 Nouryong and Koko teas the settlements hove be,n 10,0411 peekwies, at 20 and 23 tub; my 20 to 22 for the former, and 21 to 23 for the bitter. Ankol Bourbons. bare been taken to the extent of 3,40 maligns at 16 to IL Other settlements of back Teas were 3,500 padng,e scented Orange Pekoe, principally at IS to 25; 1,000 boxes Oaper, at 15 to 17; and 2,000 boxes scented ditto, at IS to 22. Trumann; In pm tar have been 3,000 package, Hymn skin, fine; 1,000 a4 . lX t o 14 foe cannom, sod IS to 22 foe enod to at to 17 for *mum to fair and 1 $2 Mkg:es 13 {nod to fine ; bygone, 5,000 packages, at 21 tc:2ll for Manon to fair, and 30 to 50 for goad to floe; yotag hymns, 36 , 0 0 0 ?M. 47 17 to 2 3 for mum to fair, 30 to 30 for good to fine, 1 to $ r for tayOr gs ; and 1,000 boxes Canton, at 9 to IS. Gunpowders: 2$ to 95 for camas to fair, and 3310 50 far rod to fine; Imperials, $ psis las ; tanner, 22 to 27. Settlements of tab, 5,00 pnkages, ex cluding 3,000 boxes and 250, Mots Conan teas, at 13 to 22. Excusaoa on Lawton, 6 nontbsilprivate bills, 4t. sd. to es. Sid. Bank bills, 4s. ski, ; lion. East India Company's accepted, 225 to 216 premium per 100; lime for duties,s 2.1.0 per cent. premium ; gobs leaf, 22 90 per taxi; Cantu dollars, 7a per cent. premium. FiLLIOIiTS to London, A show of wade wee tiOn=l. Cul Mr. Isßeek was desisted by the Led Mayer to be iambic wily dulled common r dotal for the oorp..ratioe of Leedom. Mr. BULLOCK. returned thanks, awl mid it psis Mei oonsideable pride to be appointed to this sass afire se acqualnuaes of twenty•three years with Us atvgioselss. seven years of which period he had held a Jelled ear. fie hoped hie conduct in future would he as gasishaery it appeared to have been is the past. A resolution was then posed that Mr. Bullock lbs eut quieted to endure the odious he now held until a MINNINIf or successes be eented. It was sent resolved that It be refined to the °Mons and Clerks' Committee to lupin into the nature and duties et the several once of Judge of the Sheriff.' Court end Co.. =Maloney of the Central Criminal Court, and Judie of the Small Debts Court, and to report thereon to this court. The court then adjourned. either has been esl — rrieT itleie;;Wth7.l;ll;elWertlrile7rilts Teer:i preset% bat ' he Aosta be happy to resign at way tine that accident, which mlitht be miing to this wart. it ornaments, led Mr. H. L. TAYLOR said he thou the mart should I ot h er p ro j ec t e d either have the resiraihn °Mr. Blies* at tads isetetst, heoetie l el to the or a preemies bow h m that, it he were domed emotes En e or lea by the j:7". wild Ulu. " , imar m izr imift—eib-- .d. He (W. )aylor's) ow dot Mr. &Meek 1. We allude to did Dot =see to otiNte, bat that lir theratlea was to maim •d• ty, pita et " Oka.") to contain AAAee w Awls drama Alderman FAZZIMOIIIIII, a the • , _lge. lee that he was Wet quite abeam wilt the to r.cent ogle- aka Y wield be leilni wet taly mon te eetivadent to Ids to rata at this stoosest ; bat it was net is hip power he Macao autho- to de se mtil a saoseeeor be sppolated. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. BOMBAY.—Azirroto (from the 3r , 1 to the 16th Feb.) Queen of the West, Webster, Aden; Paine Alban, Evens, ?dam ; Hon. Company's et. AJoleha, Grounds, Suez; Orton, Houton, Bureo ; Flora Ken, Langton, Glasgow • Duchess of Argyle, Brine, Greenock; Joseph Shepherd, Jamieson, and n; John Caroptell, Hall, London; flertullm, Overead, Liverpool ; Tadmor, Bowie, Greenock; Euz.e It.bussay, Kidd:Moo, Calcutta; Anna, Moffat, Pert Adelaide ; Born math, Lawson, Greenock; Alibi. Wilier, Calcutta; Syria. Simonds, Liverpool ; Prince Albert, 1 hompeon, Calcutta ; Warlock, Pogen, Sa marang ; Portemella, I larrison, Cantoo. DSPAZTOW.—Duad.oaId, (Mite, LlverpriA ; Earl of Hardwieke, Brown, Cape and London; Chippewa, Glasgow ; verd ; nophroma, Somerton, Salem babel* Baird, Ciieverell, Smoke, Cochin; Orkerm livery, Liverpool . Aboukir, Scott, London. MADRAB.—Aietvem ( from Jen. 26 to Feb.l3).-Baraa roma& Buckle, Hong•Koug; Royal Victoria, Dariot, Bombay; Aria. tide Marie, Blom, Borile.aux ; Itentinek. Bourchicr, Suez ; Nautilus, Tao, Table Bay; Harriet, Brody, Pondicherry; Devonshire, Cooed; V Soobrorr, White, Erin's; Arab, Thurston, Boston; Sart • Woof, Liverpool : Janus Hall. Jarvis,:liirolipataru ; Cootie Mee, 'Thornhill, London ; Charles Dumergoe, Lcete, Calcutta; Vernon, Vote, Bindipatem ; Clarirea, Amber., Bombay ; Precursor, Powell, Calcutta._ _ . Dereareara.— Gloriana, Hornet t, Bimlipatam; &Minch, Bour. chin, Calcutta ; Scotia, Strickland, Londoo ; Atistide Marie, Blare; Pmadicherry; Khigadown, Nicholson, London; Toobroco ' White, Pondicherry • Arab, Thurston, Ca lcutta; Samaranc, Suckle, Oolinga paLm Smock, Penang, bingapore, and Malacca; Harriett, Brady, ; Northern ports. ADEN.—Arramam (from Jan. 2 to Feb. 24—Viotoria (at.), Lent. Nesbit, LN., Suez • Royal Salon, Thompson, London Acbar (st.), Lieut. Gardner, Bombay; Ganges, Carnkirth, I lverpool ; Euterpe, Mc Burnie, therpool; &Mick (et.), Beecher, Son; Fanny, Madge Sullman, Calcutta; Atalanta (al.), Llcat. Balker, 1.N., Uremia; Mr. Berenice (et.), Kingcome, Vingcela; A)daba let.), Grouads. Sex: Flute Waiood, Bal d Bin Backed, Singapore; Currun Buz, Mohamed Abllmo. Cal. eutta; Sal Baun, Bin Illaldl4 Calcutta • Hope, W. Grange, Glaegow; Royalld, T. Wee ILartlepooi; Futtcl Roseau; Said Mohamed. Calcutta; 31:11ma, R. Dow, London; Mr JAn Falstaff, J. Somali, sonde ; Widowed, D. 11 . Kittarlk, London ; (Marks Kerr, 11. S. Appleton. London. DEPAZTClllll.—Victavia (at.), Lieut. Nesbit, LN., Bombay; Moo. war (at.),llcwit, LB., HonibAy ; Bend& Iluu&cr, Cal. eatta; Maddlngton !st.), Harris, Suez; Ajdaka (st.), Leut. Grounds, LB., Bombay; Atalanta (at.). Balker, LN., Malabar Coma Wreaks (st.). Ringoombe, Malabar woe; habil Madam!, its'd Boa Mired, Judea; Royal lezon, Thompson, Ceylon; Effort, Tye*, y Coyion; Enema, Mc Burn* Bombay ; Ganges, Carntorth„ Docalla. SIACTION OF COMMON SERJBANT. A cloud Idle held tbie aleakig, for the pufPoBo of dietin kW g a Menne &daw Mi n kw lb* sky ef linden, la non of the Mr. Bedew rebewen Mr. MAIN Ineaben JOIN said be badi in Seems in remoi . L . ll4inell done wrolli, Walt oaken.es stimmem 4 4. egen itl:reen ebonite of tbat need me klek lw dm Ay. fißi Wee OD En& try*. bur weserally, ' that It wee use mew eery be kW te e everk the sent% On sore apedelly as se fre • °read la IMMO WS. Yr. • OOD mewled die weideedee. Yr. MitßalSoN brood ' es a natter el bin, to seklErk of Yr. Baia, whidi It wee weary abseil nd before the de was proceeded with,— dio fl winker it wee the lunation of Yr. Denali to nefeft hb emend Judie of the Sheriffs' Coen, end nnall Debi Overt, and Coniabefoen of the Central Crheinal Gnat • Mr. 110LLOCH reviled that tine wield be_ rose clill• As LABUAN. From the above colony amounts have been re ceived to January 17. The utmost confusion would appear to prevail in the Labuan councils. The lieutenant-governor has been suspended by Sir James Brooke. Mr. Napier is now made the seape-goat on whose shoulders the whole of the Labium inns will be placed, sacrificed, indeed, on the altar of Governor Brooke's neglect. Seven charges have been raked up against Mr. Napier by his friend and patron; alleging that the lieutenant-governor was carrying on trade in partnership with his late clerk, Mr. Meldrum; that he tampered with the spirit farm; and that he allowed Mr. Meldrum to carry to his private residence the colonial cash-book. Mr. Sur veyor-General Scott has been selected for lieutenant governor,_ pending a reference to the home govern ment. Up to the above date Mr. Napier's reply to the charges had not been received ; but, when com pleted, it was believed Sir James Brooke would leave for Singapore and Penang, and await instructions from the Colonial.offiee. The stulpended high fune tionar"y- has applied for leave of absence to visit Sin gaff Th• colonial land sale took place on Dec. Slit, and the allolments are reported to have acid at a fair rate; but who the purchasers, and whether the sums for which they were disposed of will be paid, remains yet to be seen. The last accounts represent the colony as healthy. The coaling operations of the Esatern Archipelago Company had been resumed. TIM RIMY AND 81111 , 7 SYSTIN. BARSIIIXY. Kasen 20.—11r0 had . very anialMONS Mitatiati 12:= la dr National N= B % the poems of pinion Oa ban harm el e elja win meal is factorioo. The Nov. r aB4 ll/111ffin p r The makes, wore principally moonlike, {lst inoindod the while at the ohm ot the alma of Intrind in Darmalop eroattllzonanan.—Gsnat Noithwa, 71; North Prof., Petition wore Woptod similar to Skase al the Leah Nodal sp *irk, larwrans, sof Bend :M N asile atiordco),B4 9 L; WS weak. aed North NNW Frine YORK, March 70. SURRET ADJOURNED QUARTER 6EB. SIONS. THIS DAY. Baas Thaw Praia, Ewa.. ax • rm. Baca or ALLIORD Pocarr-rscmima. CAarlotte Foley, a respectable-looking female, was in dicted fur stealing two hell crows pieces and other moneys, from the person of Ass James. Presecutrix stated that on the evening of this 23rd ult. she entered a butcher's shop in Lambeth-walk ; while she was looking; at some beef the prisoner put her hand in her pocket, and she missed her mousy. She immediately cued the prisoner with the robbery ; bat the stoutly denied it, sad asserted that she had no money about her. A police man was called in, when the money she had when she entered the butcher's shop was found in the prisoner's right heat. She tl en stated that it wu her own, and that she intended to purchase her Sundey'a dinner with it. The prisoner, who seemed deeply affected at her situation, stated in defence that she did hoc steal the money. The fat was, she picked it up, and offered to return it to the promettaiz, when the policeman came in and took the money away. She wu the mother of a large family, and would not commit such an offence. The Chairman briefly summed up the ease, and the jury returned a verdict of Useiay, accompanied with a strong re commendation to mercy. The Chavmaa said it wee lamentable to see a female in her situation placed at the lelon's her. There could be no doubt she committed the robbery, sad the jut had, with great kindness, recommended her to mercy. He should, there fore' sentence her to the mitigated punishment of four misnths at Brixton. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW. STREE r. DISTVIDANCII AT ■ 1:1;;;;; . THEATER. C. W. Clifton and J. R. Asibrie were chuged with creating. dis turbance in the Lyceum theatre during the performance,. Police con table All deputed that he was on duty in the theatre last evening, about nine o'clock, when his attention was drawn to the lobby, of the dress circle, by heating several voices crying out—" Turn them out." He hastened thither, and found the prisoners in a terrible passion with the place-keeper, they having wanted to occupy two mats which had been reserved the whole evening for a lady and gentleman. He asked them to desist from muting a noise, as they were disturbing:the:whole house. Mr. Clifton asked, with an oath, " Who are you ? " He (the constabl e ) pro ceeded to remove him, and was obliged to use form. Wnen they reached the street, his friend Aubriet endeavoured to release him, and his conduct was altogether so violuit that ha was compelled to call the assistance of another con stable, and remove him also. The place keeper at the theatre stated that the priamsen were about taking their seats in two plates which had been reserved the whole evening for a lady and gentleman. lie told them that they were engaged, and they then com menced abusing him, making use of moat disgusting lan. gasp, and, before the arrival of the constable, they had threatened to "punch his head." Mr. Clay, M.P. for Hull, and the lion. Mr. Wilson, we roboratel the above evidence, and stated that the conduct of Mr. Clifton was disgraceful and utterly unprovoked. Mr. Clifton denied the charge. The cause of the disturb ance was, that the b:a keeper had taken them to a place where Mu re was not sufficient room, and they wire about to take two seats which were unoccupied, when the box-keeper abused them. Mr. Hall tined Mr. Clifton M., and Ms. Anbriet 31. The fines were isaw•dietely paid. NIELANCHOLT DISAISTIB.—NINE LITIM LOST.— The cutter Experiment, trading and carrying the mail be tween Guernsey and Alderney, was wrecked on some rocks about two miles from the eastern coast of Guernsey last Saturday night. The cutter left Guernsey at 3 pan. on that day, foe Alderney. She had a full cargo, consisting of flour, drapery, salt, clothing for the detachment of the 18th Rte. meat, quartered at Alderney. Besides the crew, there were 27 passengers. The vessel neared Alderney at 8 o'clock, bat the wind freshening, the captain put back to Guernsey, and, while returning, the cutter struck on a rock at 11 o'clock on Saturday night. The darkness of the Light, the violenoe of the night, and the cries of distress from the paseengers, were dreadful. The first boat that was launched was swamped, and the captain and five men were drowned. The tide ebbing, all on board get on a rock, which ie covered at high water. They there burnt their clothes to auks sig nals, but no eminence could get neer them. As the tide rem, they were obliged to leave the rock and get on to the rigging of the wreck. Four of them while clinging to the rigging, were paralysed by the aid, and, relaxing their hold, perished. The survivon were rescued at 6 o'ckck on Sunday niwniag, nearly dead from hunger and tams lion. Those who perished were Peter Le Cock , commander of the cutter ; Eliasbeth Baker, of Sark; Avard, a Freest eattle•dealer ; John Stark, Peter Buckley, and John Saylor, of Kerry. Ireland ; Mrs. Han is, and her daughter, aged years, and a man, RUMP unknown: total, 9. The mall bag was washed ashore. --- EXTENBIVitiiIIE AT MARTLEBONL—Thia morn ing, between one and two o'clock, • fire broke out in No. 16, Crawford-street, St. Marylebone, in the premises of Kr. John Giblett, a hosier and linendraper. One of Ike Inmates wee the first to discover the fire, whilst undressing to go to bed. No time wee lost in arousing the other occupants and sending for assistance. In a vary short time the Royal So. ciety's s. mins, with several engines, kneaded. The flames by that time bad extended to the whole of Kr. Giblett's stock is the shop and also to the upper rooms. Tke enema wire got ready for work, but about five minutes elapsed before a drop of water mold be obtained from the fin-mains in the district. Meanwhile the fire continued to spread ; sad by the time the water amid be got, the 'Apish% lam, Wagging to Mrs. Sarah Ihdem, a milliner, biome limited, and Wont the least impiessies could be mob as the flames, they had fired also the shop and eon tests heilaglag to Mr. Cl. D. Warm, • toy dealer and fancy steam& The Ina at that time was so intense that the gloats*, bait windows of Noe. 76 and 76, Qiimesetar pierisomespiesl amorally by Mr. B. Clowee Areitheld, were meshing, and the premises were exposed to great danger. The firemen, with the aid of nearly 100 'thud emeletants, eventually eueseeded in eztlegakblng the fire, but sot until the shop and wettest' of Mr. Giblett wore assumed, three rooms oa the mond-floor buried amt, and most part of the roof destroyed. The shop sad s tock Ice Mode of Mrs. Moises are also de stroyed, and the furniture is two frost reams as fast-floor boned. The stock la trade of Mr. Worms Is sob sanesesed, the steireme burned away, and gnat &mew dam to Ida Waits,* in the oppsr room. The saihroes,witli cis imp lion, are aafa red. - --- Messrs. John Schneider and Co. have given notice that the dividend on the Mexican Consolidated debt of 1848, due on the let Jan., 1847, will be payable by them on and after the sth of next month. The fifteenth dividend on the Chilian Six per Cent. Loan, and the sixth dividend on the Three per Cent. Loan, both falling due on the 31st inst., are adver tised as payable on and after the let April by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. Advice. from Smyrna, of the 9th, mention sales of opium to the extent of 26 chests at 110 p. per chequi, leaving a stook on the spot of 80 chests. In madders badness had been doze at maintaining prices ; 1,600 bales bad been taken at 240 to 260 p. per quintal : stock on the spot 2,600 bales, to which additions were daily looked fur. Of yellow berries the sales amounted to no more than 80 bags, at 19 p., and 13j p. for &lip, leaving a stock of 830 bags. The price of this 'Nicks was on the decline. In cotton nothing was dokg l the Pries was lasted at 285 p. per quintal, and the stock at 2,600 bales, Mannhetnres were without alteration-2,000 bags of coffee realised 780 p. per 100 okee. Exchan ge on L on d on , 111 t o 11 p. Se j rious apprehensions are entertained of the failure of the ensuing oil crops in the Turkish territories, owing to the severe frost which prevailed towards the end of January. On this subject we have received from a correspondent th e f o ll ow i ng va l ua bl e comma . Inication, dated Smyrna, March 9 : The unprecedented severe frost in the latter part of the month of January last extended over the whole of Turkey, end occasioned, as was feared, great injury to the olive trees ; • feet the more lamentable as following en unusually short season, the olive crops of 1849 but jus t collected being barely sufficient fur home consump t i on . The avenge supply of ou in Turkey may be estimated as follows, cis.: Ist. Myteline and the Main Northerly, 450,000 kintals ; 2nd, Smyrna and Anatolia Southerly, 250,000 hinted' ; 3rd, Salosica, Volo, &o , 170,000 kintals; 4th, Candle and the Turkish Islands, 200,000 Metals; total kintals, 1,070,000, or about 58,000 tuns. Of this quantity the annual export to Europe and the Black Sea dom not exceed 250,000 to 300,000 kintals. By the information that has been received from the various districts it is apprehended that the damage done in the Ist and 3rd category has been of a very serious nature ; some plantations in the more exposed localities have totally perished, or have shed their leaves, precluding the poribility of 'natural fruit before the winter of 1861; the proportion that has moped damage cannot yet be fairly ascertained, but it is comparatively small, especially on the island of M!teline, and et Valo, Monica, &c. In the immediate neighbourhood of Smyrna the damage is partial, and pro bably one-third of the trees may produce moderately, bat in the mere impartset districts from which it draws supplies— each as Baindir, Aidin, &c , the prospect is less cheering; there, too, it is said, that trees in elevated positions bare perished. From Candice, B.mos, and other Turkish islands, we do not hear any complaints. No probable estimate of crops can possibly be made before the period of Saweriu• in May, when the stele of the trees that have only partially suffered may be more clearly ascertained, the defi. eieney, however, in districts under the first three sections must, under any circumstance., be very great, exceeding, perhaps, two-thuds or three-fourths of an average crol, which would leave only 488,000 to 490,000 kinta ls , inclusive of Candia and the Turkish islands, for home con sumption upon an exhausted stock. This is taking the most favourable view of the reports now current. We must, therefore, naturally expect that prices will rule in Turkey for the next two years above the par of the European mar kets ; and, shou , d this opinion be confirmed, most of the supplies of oil of Syria, Orem", and the Barbary States hitherto sent to Europe may, doubtlev, find their way to Turkey and the Bleu k Sea. We than not fail to forward any further information that we may be able hereafter to procure towanis the solution of a question of such import ance to the trade of Europe. We may also add to the above that the trust has effected a complete destruction of the lemon and orange trees, bath here and in the Bleeds of the Archi pelage, especially at Scio, where the damage done to the trees is estimated at 4,000,000 piastres, equal to 36,3631. We are glad to hear, however, that the opium and other valuable crops have not suffi.red, owing to the protection afforded them by the consist. Table fall of snow that has taken place in the growing district.. THIS DAY. Two o'Ccocu. The inarket for the English funds to-day opened at yesterday's prices, and with a steady aspect, but very little bonne's has been done. Consols were first called 95/ to : for trrnsfer, and 951 to I for account, at which they remained without va riation until the result of the meeting of the Bank proprietors became known, when on the dividend being declared, they at once row at which they have continued, be ing now quoted 951 to a for money, and 95: to / for the 11th April. The Three per Cent. Annuities, 1751, have been done at 95. Exchequer Bills of all kinds 695. and 835.; and India Bonds 86s. prem. India Stock, 266 for account. Not mach fluctuation has occurred to-day in the value of the foreign stocks, with the exception of Buenos Ayres, for which the market is very good; they were last done at an advance of 2 per cent, over yesterday's rates, at 51/. Russian stocks are also firmer, owing to the Continental advice@ being favour able for this description ; the new scrip has been done at la premium. Other etocksare without change. The official list gives the following as actual transactions : up to the present hour:—Brazilian Bonds, at 89, both for money and the 27th inst. ; ditto small, at 891. Buenos Ayres for account, at 51 and /. Chi li= Three per Cents., at 60. Two-and-a- Half per Cents. Dutch at, 55 and ; exchange, 12 gull.; the Four per Cent. Certificates at 861. Mexican for ac count at 29g. Peruvian Deterred, at 27a and 28. Portuguese Four per Cents., at 33. Russian Five per Cents., at 106 and 1 ; ditto New Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, at 11 premium. Spanish Three per Cents., at 351. At the meeting of the proprietors of the Bank of England, which wu held to day, a dividend for the half-year cf four per cent. was declared, being one per cent per annum more than the last dividend de clared. After payment of this rate of dividend, there will remain about 1,0001. to be carried to the " Rest." _ _ gni MUSH FUNDS—Tau—TauDAT. %at Re& 3 pir OL Om Lot. 414 I 4 per OL 344-s Ams.. doe Ver .. ...1"311. @IPA 3 per 01.004.A444. 464 I Ms. NIL • 41r. ?" Tri iii 6 per OL Aseldia 1 per OL 114•06 17 44 per (X 11416. llisirla NORM 170 °mob Ilda i 36 f 46 per OM. 5 pre OL . 116 3 6 w i z": 1146. 88 PO 4 c . CIL 4.Ag it 04. a rk e lr3 2 64 rommer s or iik lo4 6 T lbaL it — LZg esa r i jr L I per li te DC MA, Si r i6 114 perl Dula DeL. 86 3 per ammil 154. 33 4 4 per CL DO* OsitL. 44 Vorwils Dalorre4 Bia.. 12 6 lIINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. We have another dull and inastive day to mooed in the reduce market generally, but without any material altera tion in price. ficoma.—There has been bat one public sale to.day, eon douse of 1,600 bum good and flee yellow Hamanah, and witkarawn above the market value, 40s. to 43e. duty paid. Refined continues dull : low Wows lumps, 475. Bd. : fair to fins grocery, 48e. to 60s. Covris.—There has not been any business of importanoa reported to-day, but there has been more steadiness in the market ; 48e. was paid yesterday on 'Chang* for good ordi nary native Ceylon, and there has not appeared to he sauces alien at that price to-day. BALTP2II2.-1,600 begs, refraction 61 to 7, were offered In public sale, and bought is 27 the importer, 28s. to 28s. 6d., for want of buyers at those Innioo.—Orratemala sold yesterday at a decline of 2d. in üblie male. Rom remains neglected. Tau madames steady. COTTON..— We are without Ouargla's to report. In other articles no material situation. TALLOW MARILET.—TIIIB DAY. The raerketeisatiaues quiet, with oily a all demand for cesempties. The produce of Zeglisk Tallow madames 'my lup. To-day) quotatiasse are so wader : Petersham Y.C. to oa the met, 37e. • Meath delivery, 313 e. dd. to 9d. ; iftober Deember, M.. to 39a. id. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mom Coew sad Davie report the supply skeet, but equal to the umoad, at dor Mowing gaetadess Prime Yearley, bee. to 76e. ; iaferior, 600. to Me.; Rowse, 600. to 60r.; Glom O. to ; Scum 236. to77t. limn= IifLVATII. Dirks h Hanna Eat. Kit m iZ uw at. t.ac t=perpet Ct.) ulr dulypd.,orwitilloar. Ds. without • guarantee Ilirm.Wolv.it Wale., and Daftly salladwypd.,oreltliguar. Do. without a guarantee Boston, Siam, and Bine.. Bristol and Utter I Do. dune . Do. LW Prefe;enge Cluster sad Relylwad DIM* sad Belfast lose Do.( Ha.M.*Trol. low Roster n Do. New Pref. II p. Ct De. Nat., 6 p. Ct, No I Do. do. No : Do. N. Ift Z. 6 per Q Do. do. 3 per Cent Da N.w greens Union, ewes A ralud N. end C. thin Do. &zip (p.e. 6 p. Ct.) net Lanceel. D°. N Do. New tw char Edinburgh and Ontegow Exeter, t corn, it Doren Exeter I.nd Exmouth Gloueeeter at Dean Forest Great Northern Do. I shares, A,Dehrred Do. e shares. B. 6 p. CL. Do. 3 per Cent. Pref Gt. Booth. and West. (Ire , Greet North of lengtand De. New, 140 Do. New, £3O Do. New, 113 ... Greet Western is 1 15o: iietTE SO Hall and tielby... 26 Do. shares ... 124 Do. f shares . . 40 Lanesster sad Canals .. 10 Do. 109 . lancsahre and Yoritshire 1001 Do. do. ... - 50 Do. shun 10 I De. iifthe . IS Do.Thlrds 10 Do. New (gas. 4 p.Ct.)- 111 Do. West Riding Union I 50 tem& and Bradford-. .. :47 'Leeds and Thlrek SI Do. Pref. O.. Cent No.l 10 Do. Ne. 2 • Do. Do . No.: 9 Do.QuarterslB4o . 116!London and 11:ackwsl - 10u Loa,, Brighton, & B. Comet 100 Do. New gee. 6 p.Ct. 9 Do. guaranteed Sp. Ct.. late Croydonnis.. SO Do. Pref. 6 i?er Cent—. 110 I De.Conert. S p.Ce.,111.12 121! London and Greenwich .. 10 ! Do. Preference 100 !London & North-Western 12 , Do. do. New 4 RIMS 12 1 Do. Fifths 11 Do.Elu eh.,31:and75.1 100 ',London t douth-Western Sail Do. New, f5O _ 04 I Do. New, E 49 Do. New Preference .. 20 ;LowestoftGuar.4 per Cent. iS ;Manch., Btm„andMatlock 100 !Mauch, tibef,&Lincolosh 16 Do. shares, No. 1 .. Do. 'hares, No. 2 ... IBC Do. shares. No. ... 10 Do., ew £lO Pref. ... SO Do., Great Grlmeby 114 Do. d 0. .„ 95 I Do. Shot andlinO;lo... 13 Do. Grimsby Dook 100 + Midland Do. Lincoln llama .. 110 Do. 00 Maros 100 Do. Bins. and Derby . . 109 Do. Cona.B. aB. 60. c•.! SO Do. Ere wash Valley Pre f.i 474 Midland Great West. are:, 100 I Norfolk .. IS ! Do. New 'gm ! Do. k:xtetution I Do. Gilman. 54 per Ct... U North British 114 Do. CM 46 Do. shares 06 Do. 6 Do. Preferer.ce 176 North Statfonlehire 60 iOaford, Wore.,* Wolree. 25 Prestos and Vivre 10 ' Do. 1 shim (A) IS Beed„GuiltL, Reigaie 44 Royston and Machin Dellhepreth Extension Acettish Ventral ... U dcotthit Midland 164 ditrewe a U . A tirm., Clase I Do., New Cinannli.ed... 90 ,Ih(Noe.rewshury and Chester 10 Do. Halves 166 Do. Gswestry .„ 10 Do. 3 per uil. New... .. Ot Pbropshke Galen SO booth Demo U I Do. Preteresse s s4,flogth Btalbrdahlre... SS Routh Zarin „. .„ ! Do. No. 2 163 I Do. No. 3 10 Do. No. 4 Registered 47 Booth Wiles _ IS N. York, Don. and Goole_ 1116 , 0betlekl, Rotherham, and Goole.N.Di. gua. S p.Ct. 110 Watcrfordand Kilkenny._ 60 Wear Valley, 6 p.Ct. gun. U Do. do. do. . 60 Wino, ecesemet,& Weym. U York,Newesatle.stßerwick SO I Do. Ext.(York&Newca. 9 Do. o.N.E.PurchorPret SO ' York and North Midland 10 I Do. Prefereace Bale - 7 to 1 dolma. 374 a div 37 „ 16i ex di! 10i ii 106 4 64 8 i Prd 2Se 131 ex di, 14„ FOILLIUN BAILWATIL Angio-Itallaa (late Itanan and Austrian) In Boning= aull Anima . 10 Central FILMS (Worms) $ Dutch Rhoda 3 ; last Indian 30 lon lacUan de'swn:;is i 1 . 8 Lazoilious I Ilacbid and Valvd .. hum 117C - mir - If Mathes of . ... V (Masi wad Sodom ... • rub owl Odors 10 [Mosel Soma 13 P Ind IlOrmaboorg 10 Roma mad Howe _ 13 i In 2TI i 1 9 9 I I IC 19 di. lim" -- ks7;llll4ie 7;1 Is T LAYIRPOOL. MarcA 20. RYOOR-ExcichNon.—The market wu very bad to-d*y. but prices remain steady : Lancashire and Vorkahlre (Mb shares), W. la. 3d., Pa. d.—lMtto (preference shares), In—London and North Wntern, 103 c.—Ditto (new shares), I d.—Ditto (11Ith awn). Ptto ti shares ch to. p.— (a sharte),l3l North raforddtin, t d.—Nortbern Unionrt. and W., No. I. guar...jointly by L. and . e W., and Lut. and Vb.), 4Jlihrearabory (Pelt gear. per anat.), 14—tionth Eastern sad Dover (No. 4 . a. l ob. 34.—Datel Rhenish, 6d. rTER. Marsh 20. STOOL-EXOZA/Cia.—Therie Ina no change in prime, though the market woe not very firm. Very little business wen trammeled. BIRMINGHAM, Moreh 20. BTOCR-Eximusten. This vasikst was Bat tads]. Sbxliwybul7 sad Bkralagbass B's were does as low se 61, U. is.. Sd. dla. LARDS. Mooch 20. STOCK Exenivrox—Ther• has boon • mon languid mart tots mortilos, sod Ilut prior ol rodorticy km bon ntalotalned. Colodation. Barr sold in 111 ; York. Nowolitle, tuu 2 Berwick, at ; cod London and North Wasters ftoWt st 1011. lILISTOL, M.rch M. BTOOK•EXONANOII.—The market was sot day. Bristol sad Exeter Third 6huey is whist t WU dom, eland at 101; san Illidlead Mg at 7 Wt so oath , ' to- l i o d rostpal bog. • 174 et. 134 10t - 4 1 1.. ni l 176 In 111 SO 101 1:17•1 Ili 1 22 I 11 AO 4 1004 Ise so hi se. too , loi 114 it 4 Os. Paz +w 2 2 3 2411 27e 4 Sc 3 4 8 1 Po& 4 1 411.6 33 31 413.3divi 11 10 al& „ 17 17i 10i 101 61 7 9 19 i 6 84 4 If 1 I V -1-1 7i If } 2 pia. ia Pei 67 39 6 7 pis 4 4 3 116 17 17 8Z Ili 27f 214 t 4 28 ez &iv 11 Ulla i I 14, 141 die 2I 24 41 44 din lu 101 16 28 _ 6O __ 4$ pm. 33 pm. IS SO pm. NI &74 271 ill 14 14 11 11 I 71411. 96 96 47j 41 9 9 pa. 30 6 es die 3 dis i Poi I. 37 39 ~ 1 196 1 4 5 2 9 9m ili du tt:: : ' 9 ;1 11 4 13 die sin 5 4/ 2$ I dl „ s „ ' dim i 3t 4 60 71 I II 22 24+ 102 . Ps. 191 .14 dz. l°- lei 41s. 16 2 st " 13 16 13 -ii 13 - it dlc 66 Int 3 34 61 " 6 8 9t 3 $ ft 2 or I •" 34 Sir " 23i 24 dis . 28 I! _ _ 123 k 27 20 14 13 dL, 1741 184 e 8 a 4 41 2 PI& 211 11 As. 14 41 43 ex di. $ „ pa. 14 IN i Fs. par a pan 121 131 9 411 t. 4 dls. 7 dis p4r 1 pia 11 91Is 5i 4i dla. 14 12 1 dl4 14 14i ai . 6 6 ti li die. lif 161 ex 15 16 ' 1I 27 ‘ 26 db. Si 44 db. 1 1 3 i db. II 10M 13k Ili dia U dia. 7i 7i dia di& lila 17 ex . di Si :t c de. L eh 51 Ws 2 20. A IPm ri 61.115. P16 Se P die. 6 21 I 1 St 20 lAO 223 1133 Is 3 10 101 37 33 57 89 103 i Hi 9