The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-12 00:00:00

I - 4 /,,r • C. e e' deo e .1 0 ? -es ". r. r , _,,,,, ~, Tlbt No. 1,105 d LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 12, 1850. THE PERFFAT SUBETTTUTE kr SILVER.— The SWIM SEM& la-dried II yam rjr . IL LIA lit unlx. VW. Omni *now , ram et Chu bawd dl the reet_bert adds art t • 6:. rti; c:irr. that as Mt ea in* emir u l d i ay • • t.+' In the liagthated sad Saadedb das erflan..n • m em. • ...111, arol ttut bid+ a imed or t b, pNie ba „ , puritan tht that idlda d ais ea d taps* peer. tawarararrh:r ma to 'am what ail la at eed alter bow. eihtie a Do PAIN* MK 333 Vi t as. lama Nil 111. 1.,' a r row err Jams ... 3 ... n r Pawn ado da. Bth ... MIL TOM laded TOM Yeas „ Ma. ... Oa. ... 73a. Tata armee +.• - 711 e. 110. Ti. ird oda eta weiaere, eaallsakia ie., at separdarthe In a. AD Ida& d rellaieg dam by tbe Part pace. CIIIIMICALLT MIS SlCZEL k l me llaT PLITSD. Threaded L Patera. Patron. Patters. •rg,!,. arras tad ?arks, tellies, yet draft 335. ... lac 1 taw rid Ma loe. 21a. 255. Tr+ alto and ditto dins ls. Orawf ditto retailed rattails*, bltraallatap as vell as of awry kir dreary smith'. 3 14; 1111 ) tat ‘ll a. St / at) ( Derba) Nei at ;nomfroas.alitary is Swift the Medea la Sr fti • brad ad sad Yam mabadiatesi an a Seweerareetkz , l /la 1, lineararellesa. Wiftwitras. MS. TECHIE S, DESKS. WORK-BOXES. awl TEA MES 140 TA. .4, lookalrlibilsoo. UM " main OM pmorrb cheep wit\ tm nod rim - booed by karel; rooloarol ea IN own rime my be 444a50n0 tO Moot spodorob la Or strefir mid* psi. won, WoNdb4obbio, tory dream aid drobsordb, 11=t WM. INI iriserkkg la Os volbibb od t' boW ea " ... i rintro le doood el Torslorb= aI ooOSZ I bot mods stoop d pots, as poorks err nu.. Os 6 ...b100d .omo boodolleAdio., rid odor rayroomoos la padre digs • doodue aolakird. U BARRY'S HEALTH-RESTORING FOOD St ECTALIDI zed 1117AST6.—Tbe iIteILLIDITA ALBICA ot\ piessat sod ellheeed reselly (Istheee stedles. Ser. ~.eree, et mews as It WM* date he yetis Is cart isms el • for wrens elemide. Sew sod balm ems p...atr. bows, thepla d eseed. dpeepels Ishlhadeta. ▪ -eke. dumbest. . hilethees. egeweleks. db• OitataDl. et the ells. lime the Soma rfeicaey, ile. and soft ell etherdramleme, NM, y tet.l we well et Whew Its 4111111.11, jandrikar p: wrn rd CL.. 1 ! 7 Mr. 1 I Lerlis; doe et art lutlr, Tertss, rid ilillilly thw rilTDS 6 = est illet 44 , 4444 4 . *OM 11014111, SNOW rat 4, t h 440.4 6 4; aillg i rilleallimearliblm; sod 451, Strart; A.k.a.; awes 411/ Mai= soden Is the Undoes. 11, A CERTAINard speedy CURE for INFLUENZA, cow. dettra. sod all Dia tar Cnaat LOW - sr nal from the recipe atthe late C. SWIM. mg= dmenettly asisbrated at the men rart".ceer in all pothavary abeam Prepared only by lams an ! Cruse-court. fleet•ethest. Leedom; awl geld windmill by al p sr. K. Paul's ameelryaed; lthieday and demit, Fertfamthim• e:n• , ^aandCteM ; NOW/IR god Co Word. =vet L Motteraboad irmarire ; Mimes end cc.• r . :z , ..ret.. and Noble. Bohm; retell by all 2 .1, to Krafft in the kingdom. Withal, at le. ltd. =V e g. eath—the teethe et la Pd. (*Nab warty three mai. DR. al.cutlrsuro IC.SII.WO/11 I " .th Eir b NIOYM T at LIFE. E gee* nerustlie. aid Mind ow list." .^ kidats—ftste owl ear me Noinias—lizeoz. es Entrust eneeninn—Tho Po% Us* 11111 a Revd% • mph Reeds, NM slur ginis—Cierry mpg and Rem he , —The see—toadts at at Besse—llmle— Tr [Attie, lesaglng. Bathing, Air, R Lary. As. TBAGIIESTS tous the NOVATAI2II. !outs. la. each ; by pod, :t. +J. IV. I.—A r...t to the Leber—Oble2 of Ilkbagb. L.A. ofkillarney—lliminisionso of WA* ka. A:n era edttimeigti n t IL to M.- WHAT LAT, ANi - itp. .7/u: three ems VOWS end no our wane spay rim* A sopuar matt i! a...nost every Arm (came end ewe) ei mar • debr.i•A:e.: lu i. b and eafeebled etartirnties, that bermes the • !ewe :1 tins c /um, businue, or study, and embitters .. ors tame as rued air the diet sod physical regulation of eryal.e :.:e. terv.t., 111., Pateerottso.row ; Mann, 110, Corn/111 •; Comas; 14% rw...treet ee Ate the author, 10, Arel-plase. 16/.. CATI.ErS MOTION FOR THE REPEAL OF THE MALT TAX. We hue been requested to publish the following cerrr7 - adesel between Mr. Cayley sad the Total Repeal Etlis Iseoeittion York Howl, Bridge-it, Blsclifriars, March 6,1830. Ti Edward S. Ceyley, E-q , M.P.—Sir,—l forward on the oppsiw side copses of nsolutions which were pawed after To: left the wring yesterday ; the more important of these nitro tot* postman's* of your motion, and I shall feel yess..y ob.ired by your tamer to the request **bodied in tte nici.stion at your coemaienes.—l hers the honour to be. se.. HENkT C4R1117, Secretary. hwiostd by Mr J. Salter, of Rye; and seconded by Mr. C. Punt:, of Suinam,Ofteading :—" That this nasetinn. ItC.rt :aapos.ole ta/cdord say proper support to Ms. Ci!cy c Lis anion for the repeal of the malt tan by the tar Law lc* all respect to request that Mr. Cor.ri if pm:hie, pc•ipone his motion, in order to as. ,. .cieion time to coil public C.ll meeting/,. &put:c tn.. or V. , 1/4 some other means for aiding bin in the lcav,' l'emeed by Mr. IL Baker, of Wriale, Essex ; and sei t-cdel by Mr. H. Seines, of Beckley, Sussex " That this meet rt merit um unanimously of opinion that most important benefit would he rendered the agricultural, trading, and pro- finer awes by a repeal of the malt tax, which, under the yrrect rodapd prima of produce, has become so generally e;. sad net. ion. it is highly important to hold menage to tromulgate it." Library. Home of Commoas, Marsh 7, IWO. To Retry Corlett, Beg., Asti-Malt Tax etreoeiatiaa, York Rote!, Bridge•street, Bleckfrisn.—Bir,—For the romans Illened a your ktter, I shall readily adopt tho suggestion el the semeatita at ahich you an secretary, to postpono nay now: fee the repeal of the malt tax till after Easter ; and I ?now to give amiss of this postponement in the house scaorr,er. tittaark it is quite Cur to my mind that no s:ngl: Whitt?, sada f meat einuastaacee, would haste so ben rowel, and so immediate an effect on the fa wn' Intermit es the repeal of the malt tad, I Aar the Irmo • mato diatricts, as well as their repreesatatins, are setreo:y *eosin alive to its importance or to Ito probable def oar the price of every species of grain. The troth ag ents to be that we eon better compete with the furl= batty than wheat ; and the great inmates is the fee Nulty that mutt follow from a repeal of the malt tan, soul tot treproaftly displace the growth of 4,000,000 rswn of elect in this matey ; and If one may vesture t, ftl. VI at the result us the prices of the three grilse, otos', , 411. y. and cats, from the repeal of this tan, it would be trot to nue the price of all dames of barley, then (from tee thaplammtnt of wheat and oats to make nem for kites pm the prices of these grains in a sorrespondiess Erma. pearsertap the rise is barley would be from 6.. to 10s. tar ; the eke In wheat hum de. to Be. pa qr. ; and al cola me is to is per S qr. llit:7 till it as object with the finnan eoatesdise for is Ate inked body. And if they and their moriaben are 'mud ea We (issedics, 1 don't see h ow the free-fender us Sea pea pimples, sea duty the grower of Bridle erica tws: pedals the rieht to row what he likes ups 8h lead, mtim nowassa Us boom of bar, sostmeed soma MS per tett. is peak • tax of 1110 per seat. es the mumnahmtsre et I ..xert Wm, le a eerier white this speciosa ef free trade. la het e firemi the Ast rereive hew house, it is th e wet likely Reties ter heck sides te be misted this essioo. t lore is, however, se unfortunate idea provailiai in some Lttutti where the best barley I I grown, that they have • acy of that spades of barley ; and th a t th e re p ea l o f uof le” het wont to en than to other &turista. s Hen that if Warier barleys rise in priowt . " 44 ave bar. -it would alloys rise la properties •it Is for _ho me 'Wenn of the ri g h t to grow bark floe of 91,'. be prices of wheat and other arida. !tom sialortsamirprepoestraia• 111. el " Seel SG tmer o. r.cta that they mkt act Wasik u the re me c oot tax. Bat las wally mistakes ' if there be ster4 ro of a 'O farms 'Oils fus Eaebod, Soltitad. n. er I'P . 04 .wo would sot derive im me di ate b eas fi t from the . 14 .at Inat. if they desire • rim is the price of wheat r'. al 16 4 matt do th e farmers complain off The extra "qt." lWbhat sei/J4l ) quartsn of f ore i gn corn. B at the pe tax yodel (if we sissy lo Judie foot all Perri" "taatt ia other ankles relieved from taxation) 0 1 ee t„, ate owe rates &mead for 10,000,000 q uar t ets of barley. country must chiefly supply. The additional 1 14 14 .: 1 : 1 14 . 40,41 "al qsarten sad ute additioaal demand luart-es ought to go far in compeneatiag I`l7 a " al oat.ll4 each other's eff ec t s , an d to l eave prices utts ittaL sh *bat ttuy were before the repeal of the se lboof, we , who appear to imagine that so lure 4 .7. mit st revenue as the 5,000,0061 raised by the malt re t ; In Nora I 'spoon to be able to show, how- `.at frolla the present surplus, tog. thee with the we- 1 k.illt lillo/1 billing Cato operation this, and with 71ursoes already indicated by the government as 1et ,,44 lar the resest yew, sad from use or two other mien tt ," t ", that the 6 .O I M),MUW. taa be easily spared. Lad I tea ' l b : Val 'tartly he &and, that if that mesa' titmouse I "" r Dd. the erriwttan of this sewn try at this parti ara bee the brat claim to the sonsidwaties ef ~:at!ot re.;4tt el reduction of taxation, espeolally WY,rd to laft "ought to be radioed is so diesetriet r tae 4 all those principl es o f commercial [node. wk V„, guided the legislation of this many. -- 'ao"ft. therefore canaot be ballet *MPS set,;, t ate, weeks than ia prosalasatky dra um important* of the nisei ef ths r. your °bodies% servaat, .8. CATAT. TAXES ON KNOWLEDOE-DI THE PB.IIIIIRE. Yesterday a deputation from the Newspaper SKllaM Abolition Coma ittee wailed ea Lord J. Email e, t his &Meld Do7Leg a residues la m She of the Taxes one Knowledge. The piton Mr. Joao Walesa, Kr. Kr. Li 7:1 Mr. 1144- 'eke, and wee by the Bashers of parliUneat : Mr. Cebu% Mr. Kenhaw, Mr. M'Oregor, Mr. Manillas Manes, sad Mr. Nowam gr. Mao Gi bes . introduced the deputation. Mr. J. D. COLLET, asentary to the oessaittea, said, — My Lord, is &dodos tar the repeal N all do taxes sa bowled's we hue plated the ammo stamp promiwatly forward, Meuse we esaabler it as the key-stow et • nom. We weld wet mann to say that the paper duty was original, imposed be the rupees N Mawr iag literature, or that the adowdemunt ditty had no other objets than that of lopediag ommealundsm bat the wow stoop en anegoines appeals to a to have hen retake" to ISM for the amens purpose of pro- A Ile hibiting of this to the prehilliti working man. It is to MU oa ea Me wain ma ea aelopper dos we an lee swim. The regaistiew ef whisk in oomph& see eintolaed li the Mamma Aet, 11 7sap. 71, wide& .t estes esatmil se& ea be re e web& rm. Imams it ovate ahlp, inside. v; Comiledeasn of damp oblem with arthesey pewee. Sassal, Immo ila pr am ee eala Oat they bow woo M reds( Me ellese. Tbled. Wows Me mem flaw holm _Mae ,widow we biped mown more. The so dodoes mem pariodied pilliestioa besegat eat " *Mao *ea ease of la 26 days, aad eaa= m ony pales mem Maalamea. asstreness, as any err Mew mid= thersek" to be • norepaper, odor it neeh a Moan We sad prim. Bat by the 25th cisme, all ponies whom shall have gives sodas of publication to the Stamp Ofllcie, and shall have Nil the advertisement duty, are exempted from pundit till they is their turn receive no tice of the aisty of their publications. Is exercising their tion,6 the stamp commissionere appear to be setested_ by no ciasideration either of morality or O l ga j o lts, hideout publications dealing in libels, with ef date, place, and person. are stated by Kr. to be not liable to the newspaper stamp duty. Our aldose INN plat down last year by a private prosecutioa Er a enandaless libel, the defewe to which was that the proprietor karw nothing either of its truth or of its author, but published it fora living. Radar the present acheinia. tration, all expression' of opium are permitted to circulate freely ; the only thing prohibit's! I that foci which would prove the beet antidote to moment doctrines. It has not been lewd preeticeble to prevent working sea from study ing politics, bat an efficient bar is placed t o th e i r b e i ng taught by persons who understand anything of politics or of political eocoomy as a science, the espnal which would go to remunerate sash persons bang forcibly withheld from that peruse. Bat the act is not merely stretched by the coestraction pat on the 25th glans; from the beneficial ope. ration of that clause all registered newspapers are excepted so that it is clearly illegal for any suck paper to publish a pert of its impression without a stoop, jet this is constantly sad openly done for the sake of eitem_peetage. Acanthi to a roan Rade last month to the Ro us e of Commas., than are 61 newsoapere thus pabliahed coatrary to law la Enema alone. The Newspaper Act =stains no postal repletion ; the aewspepar steam is as a postage swap. As • large properties al the stamped wingspan sow go by post, we cacao think that this plan would muse any saline log to the revues. If it be said that the sat works well, because tinder it no remade= have yet takes place, we reply, dust, that the enanaissimers stretch the act is.,. and oars is favor *Me public; mad secondly, that the gemlike amount to absolute vela. The power of seizing the premiss ot offenders is • moot effective method of stopping publication. Is this stage of or agitation we an bound to confess that we have no power to extort anything ; whatever is gives now will be a coneestion, not so much to a popular demand, uto runs and justice. We venture to hope that your lord ship, In liberating the press from all taxation will be willing to perform an action worthy to be pissed betide the enfran chisement of the disseaten and the paean of the Reform Bill. E. EDWARDS, secretary to the Compodten' Asso ciation, directed his lordship's attention to the injurious eon. sequences the newspaper stamp, as also to the objects of the deputation Wolf, In respect to the regulations of the pat. office. It la impossible, be said, not to notice the increasing appetite of the eLmmunity f or th a t ki n d o f mental food which the newspaper furnishes. Dario, the last ten yeah (sine, indeed, the reduction of the duties on paper, on advertise ments, and the stamp on dowspipen), a new order of literature had sprung up, eminently calculated to soften down the asperittss of the people, sad to impress them with a true sense of their responsibilities. Pot example, let the eye be tuned on th a t d e p ar t ment of the Wren, called publications. With but few exceptiMs these periodicals are of a exclusive character. They do not interest the general reader, their contents being imitable only to particular claws or professions. And it is here that the compulsory penny stamp on newspapers ls seen to ooppeorante most perjediciall . The periodical called the Bwit.er is by law re to the publioatioa anal matter as shall interest the building trades. Its proprietors would jeopardise their property were they to publish any portion of the parliamentary debates, the proceeding. of the courts of law and police office', the Baakruptcy sad Insolvent Debton' Courts. Sash news would immediately subject them to a governmental tic., for the Builder would the• cease to be a . Is every sense of the word inch matter would crass it to be set down se a newspaper, and every copy printed must bear a stamp, or peauues would follow the (amino of re evo ra s w. So with the Atheneum and journals of that ohm. Nor can we except, in them remarks, the work called Punch. Albeit, our whimsical friend may not publish the debates, cad law, and polio. cases yet kis baton is repeatedly being levelled against par ticular obstructions to the worla's progress, as manifested in events gaits recent, which events are, ea thousands of men, decidedly news. Hew often Is it Nell that some hon. mem ber's speech, delivered but some fiveor six days previously, is quoted from, sad favourably or severely animadverted epos ; yet it is suite clear the act of parliament does not give Mr. Punch this privilege of observation, as by it at least terenty•aix day s ht to expire before inch remarks would so become, , the property of the periodical prem. Of course your p is aware that the works named are not made amenable to the law. They severally publish stamped and tinetneped copies: the former only for Idle convenience of postage, the latter for the generality of their subscribers. Were they compelled to publish their entire Im pression on stamped paper only, like the newsmen are, they would fall La sale directly, because their price, for the town editions, would have to be enhanced 26 per cont. sad more. Punch Nib for 4d. a stamped copy, 3d. for an u•- stamped copy. To Interfere with this work beams it pah. Intim news (and were the law followed oat, It 111111 e new eerily be objected to), would be to diminish its sele, for ate price must be iacreesed to 4d., or the profits of its geopiston suet pay the met. Now, it would be a grievous thingthns to interfere ; sad consequently , the law is shown to be as inoperative as its workings are proved to be samatially partial. But these objections are sunpereti , A l lesim. when the restriction is considered se pre solemn and really useful information from being petaled, while the law allows ma to pallet deemeallios periodicals, sad political writings of a very mama character. Polities are bunnies manna men M be owe timed and a ems of Heir impoleses wt eadeer sea Se those Ms/Rations of the minetry wadi, dMlaleg liberty, defy demagogical control. A free press In Ingiand IN • daideratass to be sighed for, ant a thilai fi t a be guided ordeal The best way to cars the u atm is to Induce the mind to th iak. prom, wi Englishmen, is all the term they stand in need of mordelag. If its advo easy be sound, new will be sure to follow Its sable efforts. Do act fear. my lied, by letting Sea writs and print, is their publleations, political matter, the pesos of the mantry will be endangered. Rasher marlade, by its Ms sessinatioa, that isspractkable schema would be sipped is their N 4 sad desigoing mes be held up to the isecialay of *has they sought M be. tray. After further ex odeles epos the value of the ssmmer, the garages ocesequeat there.., and the news y of • large sal* to nage any profit, the speaker con cluded, by toying, that though he spoke as • compositor— ono wiatuag to see the large numbeee out of work in employ ment, whichhe thought the abolition of the stamp duty would, to a great extent, give them—he did not ask from the government any partite/sr favour fro his calling. Pristine were, so far, like the Bagasse aserekente, they would wish the government to leave them .lose. It was for the benefit of the sou be ortmeated the repeal of the enactment, for he wig cesMent nathists would tend to promote nick great satiated= la the egastry, with existing Murtha, than that of 'ivies the rule an untaxed press. The Rev. THOMAS SPENCER sailed the attention of Lord John Russell to the moral bearing of the question. He said that busman ma were perpetually devising new schemes for the Imgeweemeat of the condition of i tl e s a l as fsole mad oda, upon somegmaspat to aid them by vs onastmsete, ifhe (Mr. Spencer) might give Ids vies it would be that government should not undertake the memese meat Mlle people's affairs, but that they should Meow ell abashment of the way and repeal these taxes wadi tasked the sommeeigatioa of knowledge ; sad thus Maw ha wir le these who were wally e/ to envoy sound primelpi• to Ibe make mild. He would briefly amig ebb to ems et Oho meat qesetimas of the day.—l. Nang odoeskes. If Hail be areal* to dudes • same Wt would met be eileadel with eau* Wades ead diaolleirotios. Sew whited kr BMW olasellea 'Meat riligloa, sad others kr edatedea omblasti wiltra sub potty 'said ob. ruirt s, pez team the whine the OW. If lama of increased puts on taxation Ur alasstios the severnment Hold take away the tax of Iddi. per lb. on pow. le. 13d. on advostiessagate. and the ld. semi newsmorm, It weal Moat all them parties emully, sad would usable then to may ea their ova eye. ' tem Mesa= with sad mook Ism met. leased of egaiplalats Er of Baikal obtolsed =A s ead the , dleje s al s r ea ealy owl?. of tbeer ve r: s e teamed to ea beetwarehie dm toady= IP ial Ibe truth would prevail. 2. The reeeeten et religious, temper ease, sulperen ad ether Meat matter, would be rib to Mmemleme Wm. Was ar awful karledie, with MAU haft. s tp e rned to @elision only, to Umpires ray, or le era hem dull sad err sive he the gessailky mime; at M all these papers Wahl Mar die mast imperial of the day, it would add pest intense to Ober & As le 111.1 the lamb wird bb The mar hope .4elemeisa weer lim pirs ; that der meg mat and et the adult praisers ; whoa Ihme ware Mir wish selightemed views sad baasurable arlimeale they would take can et the Mineatisa of their slikleak Bible desired t" Me that withholder era re people ✓ear NM hi d; " sad the man laws bre bra verde& The deo is as " That the soul be wirer liar drop t o rt . i mm =1 744 0 11 people see domed ter eserlaws et the nded—are 1.1 11.1"ds = repeal et the eanclaws She maw of bate ear seated mull is.,. toed them 11.111 AIL tad dm Ilks renal mew laws shall have been It will be Mai NMI the seasuarloa et arta ter w be imereser la a greater properties. It was a grand mama resit ries*, people wen enabled to get sheep beer ; but the govenumer sherd remember that "man rib nee lice by bred aler t but by even ward that preeseder eat Ihe mew* et God•;" sad these we and* dad slob Is ma Is nodose& rerhaleas sad in reNs ealemitisy sr la great _ preeperiir, me ealy le be heir thieugh the ebeemsle et public in IU cues:: it is by re FMB poses rat the drams of ma be passaft ham The people tee WM derive ant* intesaterea hem re greet Brilidea Isimmry et With. st Are sad ; bat the gewsam.at sherd area sermaher that the highest outaeatq has p - wombed it to be mess Papaw* is be wise ia these eastasm, regret. ast he lire the slim et the imes. AM har shall ma knew Ihe signs of the times t but by cis Cant realm& ef Ike whisk record all the rear a this sal ether the ateditatioa of theuglittal mums It roe sobs wish to do the people geed sere roma a men prate' sugar by err tat ram sad himmilliMsa at newspapers tall el geed pelaMples, se I thly_sould prepare newspapers whisk every man Mil afford to tako at his own hones, then would tho CZof the dealer in strong drink receive a death blow. is not 'sly more prudent to let the people have oppor tray so sweet their erron of opinion by reading sack papers, hat they ban a positive right to know what is going as Blealea a risen obeys the laws, he ought to know what the laws an, and what new laws are being made. Re arms be pays the taxes, either directly or indirectly, ha ought to see whether trio taus aro of proper amount sad equitably levied; and this can be done by reading the debates is parliament. Every citizen is more or less affected Iry soda driers, and he has a right to know what things are rig is that may ailict his owa prosperity. If cut of em t, Its ought to be able to slake known his wants to each es may have work to give sad this implies cheap papers and no duty on advertisements. As a man, tee, he is bound to interest himself in the affairs of his fellowmen, to undo heavy bur dens, mil to break every yoke • for this Pis religion regains of him ; as a Christian, too, he is cancd upon to think upon sad promote all things that are trne keen, lovel or of pod report; sd for taws things a iris press is h ighly esseatiaL At pessent the greater pert of the Eaglish people never read a popes; e l oldies' who do the greater part road thou tho basses; and kenos the mistake -pore sasks in their legations foments their fellow ram They rases w,.. b, SW* indiscrimi nately to beggars air ersurge pas/seism, awry because they have sot seen the slitemeats the nimblevous effects of such conduct, and that such benevolent" only encourages intemperance, Gnaw, and trine. It is trait then an ' dangerous errors in the salads of some, which might find vent is cheap newspapers; but these errors are less dange rous when brought to light; they can be answered; sat Pas ere more freak and honest In telling the Intl than working men to each other. Hear, for Instant", a working men address his know-workmen on istamperaitea, sad you will admire his fidelity and plainness of speck. A cheap newspaper would be a great boos to our ows people; it would imply confidence on the part of the goventamat, and would inspire affection in the people towards their errors. And if any one step can vastly tend to educate, improve, and elevate their minds, it is tho re moval of the cirri taus on knowlege, and especially of ths penny stamp on newspapen. Lord John Russell mann the deputation with his usual courtesy He of course declined to give any answer to a depend * kw a reduction of taxation, but observed that the fact of the government having reduced the stamp frosted. told., and the postage of letters from 6d. to Id., was an evidence that the government pare not indisposed to promos the enlightenment of the people. EXPLOSION OF POWDER MILLS AND LOSS OF LIFE. Yesterday afferent the town of Hounslow and the &Anteing diereses were thrown into a state of the gnat. est alarm, is ellElegiNali of • series of ingimions occureing in the reds/ sigh talmiging M Moss. Cara sad Honey, to extsein gompowder esennfasturen and sontrasters, which, it is to be nostied, has been atteaded with a vast &striate& of vaults' property and loss of lie. Before a se an outline of the cirentstances attaining this isaiaalie event, it is aimmeary to state, that about two miles boa the Hounslow railway station, and about half • mils from the public highway, oa the southern side of the road, stood a number of powder manufactories, the appreeh to which was by means of a narrow cart-road, sulacestly wide to allow only of the vehicles belonging to the weeks to pass to and fro. The greet distance of the mills frost the public highway was to prevent any improper characters, epees smoking, to approach near them, lest by their impradeas• they should be the Meal of ceasing suck • calamity as that we an about to narrate. At halt-past three o'clock yesterday afternoon, an explo• sic., the noise of whisk resembled that following the dis charge ola pork of artillery, took place in one of thee build ings. Immediately afterward, a dense cloud of smoke was sera rising late the air, and beam it bed sleazed away several bodies were observed to drop I. eranifry directions amongst the treas. Two explains of gates Adam than the lint giddily followed, by whisk the rook et the easing. houses were drive* high into the air. The inhabitants seer the station of the railway, generally :, ornsistod of the men and their families working in mill.. Upon hearing this series of explosions they ran towards the mills, be they had not proceeded far on their journey, whoa another 'apical= occurred, and before the noise had subsided, two or three more of similar violence followed in sapid messemiso. The miss of the Mem szpisaisos wee heard at Brentford, Kew, and evenat Risimood, arid several hundred of per sons front these places eared off to ascertain the cause. When the grounds were entered a fearful spectacle pre sented itself, for no fewer than seven of the mild or stores were levelled with the gnsemd, the whole of the contents destroyed, and many of de _poor workmen were lying in various directions, sons bleeding from wound., and other burnt and blackened by the form of the explosion. Respecting the cause of the calamity nothing is at present lumen, and it is extremely doubtful whether it ever will The first explosion, it has been satisfactorily learned, hap pened is one of the corning houses, but the whole of the parties employed therein have been either killed, or so ally Wand u to be unable to give any account of the catastrophe. The engine from Hounslow barrette, and other plans near, were quickly taken to the spot, but their services were scarcely required, the devastation having been so conplete. The following is • lid of the killed and wounded. Killed : Thomas Polaroid, left a wife and 6 children William Boni., left • wife ; Robert Gluier, left • wife and 4 children ; Francis Strange, single; Joseph Perry, wife and our child ; James Bekker, eft • wits and 7 children ; Gowns Goddard, loft • wife and 7 children. Wounded : William Pears, single John Compton, wife and 6 children ; H. Clifford, wife and d children ; J. Parkin son single. The whole of the buildings way be said to be destroye d, for those that are not entirely blown up are so much eat tend that it will be necessary to raze them to the ground. DAY. The reporter who Molted the seam of the dreadful catas trophe this looming, Moto that of Am of the buildings, three aorning-hoesm o ems promisig-home, and one composi tim-hoose, not a Midge mealme. The reporter bee bias familia by the officials tamed la the work. with the itrLawh. aeon& of the eateetroye : At the time above slated the mea aimed la the work. were aerated by a terrde explosion, which wee almost im mediately followed by °then of a similar character. Of souse all hoods capable of doing so, rushed oat of the several band*s in which they were engaged into the perk, whore a setae of the most appalling nature promoted itself. Hoge tram slate., tiles, timbers and even boom limbs, were falling to the ground (rem the ;if into which they had been blown. --- haroost as the cloud of smoke and dust had cleared away, it wan found that not a single building in the plies had bees hit whole. Human heads, lege, arms, and wanks were found is several parts of the park la which the building Med, bat el Bonne to whoa they behaved could ant be amelaimed. . _ _ _ The am Ware then all museum& 160 ya number, sad it wrs ibesd that the explosion reek platy Wet is the lower serniselmes, at whisk time there Were at work In It the four ma list armed in the !it dialed elves ahem, sad to wbees IS le owned the rempled issolos bolsag. At the get where the reeshmes steed (Miiik att: isseedehdy Aar the ematetboase) ww•ilenad the ef J. Perry, J. Hoehlism. aM G. Gemidsed, Mho Will quit. dead. Lower down la the } irk, WHEN Pew him ee, sad Henry Clifford were fiend ; they were not =lot Issrlfwly ventilated, sad Pares wu ininiediatay semoyed to Bt. (temp's Hospital, and the other two to doh own Th - e — teuses of the powd implerosi wltkeon is supposed to "6" be !ureic bstasse la the my b e i m is o ra oraiartiousk Tie lon Is aptiatatad at 7,00181"1". BURNING OF THE ROAD 8-TRAK-iii7XLLUM7 Between five and six this matist a fire broke out ea the extenive premises Deleatlet to Mr. Gabriel, the stoma sew wigs, situate is Mllforil.plase, Oboes' to Loademsbeet, Tottenham-court read. TM bet iminatioa of its 'Abeam was glom by the piles, who diseemeed the dames broads, through the reef of the mak elfish, thresh bat one stay Is height, nteaded a seadderable depth sod length i a rugs of cow-houses (beissadet w Kr. Howe, is Prissuswirest, Totteethais-martweed) limbed OM side of the bailding. As seen es the pass add crow the family of Mr. Gabriel, who resided he • eleallieg abetting ea the. mine, they exerted themselves fa the stelae of the WWI soled the adjoining prosises—a maker of ao little difilaa/M, the pow salamis being Issas& by the reariag dams sesmaselat from the Lib, width by that time ware es Ire M clay part. The brigade sad Was of Maglemed satinet were semi ea the apes; but, wiewhibilaritat the wet swan used by the Immin, the Ilemse 'meld last be WI Ile vide MM. saw-mille was boned down aad the Ideate nubbin &obeyed. There wore also sassy el the adjeklat prefab's mere et less blared. The total km le said is aimed 2,0004 REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WILEY. N e. mem the lterii4lres Byrom) .11,eihos Deseig et the ilatt et Meth mews es that the Vitals was net quite tree keen he, bat the navigation was espeublii le ream abuse immensely, what hiweesed myna Wed be ealselssed es. illauswhhe bestow bad remised vary guise; holden had, however L add silseted so @misty le press sales, acrd previous Mess hem about suppleted. The lest gabs hod osesinted of a null ht of raw sized wheat, weigbieg falba. par bushel, a t his. dd., awl a panel of high Mimi - sale, also sew, at 38s. per qr. Wee en board. Tee quality of the maws of lest ar is said to he iaferior to that of 1643. which, wi th do high. scarcity of geld wheat, had sassed the latter to be bead re latively From Hoafgeberg we learn that tlis entire reopening of the navigation was not expected to occur much Min the and of the month. The doll reports from haw bed sot had musk Influence, holden having instated on similar terns to those previously curreat, say for red, 325. ; 33e. 114.; mad high mixed, 34a. 64. to 365. per qr., tree as baud. A by purchases of the later were ripened to have been made at Dutch account. In barley and oats Namely anything had bees dome; still sellers hod not gives way. Pug had been tmly altered at 19.. 601., and brans at 20s. per qr., free en board. At Stettin, on the 4th inst., busbies in wheat was de cidedly dull ; but the supplies from the growers having eon. Untied on a reelricted stale, alien had &wined accepting lower terms, and Ave qualities of wheat were not cheaper than the week bonne, equal to 365. being still 'skied fee the beat, and ken 33e. 64. to 34e. 64. per qr., free as board, for inferior and secondary qualities. The reports from Rostock are of much the same character as before. Only a moderate quantity of wheat having been brought forward, hewer rates had been Insisted on ,• and fine 62Ibe. to 631 A. parcels could not have been bought on the 2nd inst., below 365. per qr. free on board. Thenmis from Hamburg of Tuesday describe the wheat trade as is as exceedingly depressed stets, the export demand having been very trifling duos the previous poet day. Good 6111 be. upland qualiues on the spot had been offered at 36u, and some 601 be. lots had been parted with at 335. per qr. free on board. The offers of wheat from out, ports had not bees numerous, but barley had been freely offered from the Danish islands a 14s. 3d. to 14.. 6d., and 2,000 bushels of the latter, to be shipped from Funen, had been sold at 13s. 9d. per qr. free on board, weighing about 531ba per bushel. From llotterdua we learn that very little export demand had been experienced for wheat in that market, and the supplies having proved mon than sufficient for the local demand, prices had rather needed, both white and red being quoted about Is. per qr. lower on the 4th lost, than on that day so'nnight: Mir, 611 be. to 621 be, red Rhin* wheat (new) had bees offered at 34e. to 364; and gee, 621 be. to 631b5., at 365. 6d. to 87e. 6d., per qr., fns on board, without orating attention. Old, being *earn, had been held relatively higher. No 'huge had occurred in the value of oats, and prices were toe high to allow of ship. meats being made to the Beglish markets with any chance drat. The account' from Antwerp an of lest Wednesday's date ; sacs that day week scarcely uplift had bon dons is wheat for export, and prime had nimbi& se minally nuanered. The country markets were boginialog to El, and it wet eoseidered probable that quotations would give way more or lees If more encouraging adviosa were not received from hence. --- ine --- sivicesl;n France Sr. of much the same cha neter as Wore. At Paris superior flour had maintained it. premas value, but secoadary sorts had receded about If. per sack. In the Mediterranean prices of wheat are ranch highw than elsewhere. _ At Leghorn, on the 28th Feb.. Marianopoli wheat was held at equal to 395., and Polish, weighing 62 to 621 lbs. per bushel, at about the same price. At Marseilles quotations were, however, lower, but not sufficiently moderate to compete with the Baltic, or ports still nearer home. Tug GRAND EIRIBITION OP 1851.—The Lord Mayor, the Rev. Mr. Marshall (kis lordship's chaplain), and Mr. W. D. Starling, had an interview with nines Albert on the 2nd ist., to nbrait to hie Royal Meteor a list of the mayors, royal musenisaionen, sad others, to be invited to the great biscuit, on the 21st inst., in honour of the exhibition of the industry of all cations . Ms Royal Rightism nosing his lordship and the gentlemen who accompanied hula with the amet matted kindness and affability, expressed his warm of all the arrangements pointed out to his sober, M glibil dpit d e his pleasure to hold • levee, in the state draw inquesty kr the eempany previously to the entertainment. TM Myst end rem municipal efficen wilt attend in their official .Name. imahny dries will be prevalent, and it is believed seem dike gusto will appear ia court dresses. The I,o4 . 4 l = dapinst. the following note yesterday liareh 11,1860.—My Lord,—Deeply impressed with the generous and magnificent hospitsill you are Acne to offer to his Rays! Highness the Prinos Albert, and schen connected with the great work of 1851, I beg to have the honour to present to your lordship a baron of beef which shall be worthy the occasion as • trifling ac knowledgment of what myself, in common with hundreds of my fellow•tradannes, teal at the ready and extensive pa tronage you are giving to one of the most noble designs that have ever emanated from this or say other country. Trusting your lordship will accede to my request, at the same time pardon the liberty I have taken, I subscribe myself, my lord, your lordship's most obedient servant, Joan BANISTIIII. THE EXHIBITION or 1861.—Tho Mayor of Bristol, .1. V. Habeasld, BaA hoe es 100 ties towards the proposed poet eshilsolos of 1 851. ACCIDIiNT AT • NAPTHA MANUFACTORT.-01IM011- day evening an explosion and fin occurred at the naptha manufeetory belonging to Mr. James Bapty, manufacturing chemist, New Worthy. It appeared that in order to pre- I vent the disagreeable fumes from the vapour generated in the proems of making naphtha, Mr. Bapty had a pipe flied by which the offensive fumes were conveyed from the still Into a tall chimney ; the pipe wu defective, and a new we was ordered, bat had not been got ready. Mean% hile the old pipe had been repaired, and all went on sally till about ten akutes before six o'clock on Monday evening, when, in diseluireing the still, a quantity of the gaseous c o tt ir t escaped through Wake in the pipe, and as the fire, Eda*, had only been partially extinguished, in an instant a violent ,explosioa took place, resembling ono of fire damp in a coal mine. The roof of the building was lifted up perpendicularly, one of its sides, adjoining • yard, was drives down, and when the root fell the dames were forced out laterally for several yards, and Mr. Bapty, Mr. Jabs Brook, sad two persona named Joseph Wrigley and John Williamson were completely enveloped in • sheet of fire, mad had to make their way out of it as beet they could. A larger building, to which that in which the explodes took place forms a wing, was also set on fire. The budding was • new one, and we understand that the entire damage will amount to between 4001. and 6001. Neither the building nor the stork is insured. Mr. Brook, one of the injured parties, expired on Wednesday saorning.—Leede Intellieeneer. MYSTERIOUS DEATH.—The body of a boy named lobe heal, aged 17 ears, was found on Friday last in the J waters of the Grand unction Canal, and it is generally sup posed that the unfortunate youth has bees robbd by a gang et misoreaate, and afterwards murdered. loom was is the employ of Ur. Taylor, a baker, of Old Brentford ; and on the I3th alt. he left his master's shop, with a basket con taining louse of bread, for the pale of serving several castemm residing at Tomball sad Haswell, and did mot return as usual. About • week allsurallie the beast in which the deseesed was known to amp hi bread was die opened soeeeeled la some bushes fa Odessa °Where's Wood, which is contiguous to the Grand Jam as Canal. A freak search was made for him and It we Mt until Friday last that his body was head fleet/si n k the said. s seasidetable alma drew the plan where Molest wee lbws& who the body was maws& spa the teefle.path. It was Ina to be severed with braless sad seatsiess. Iskersatica was aiskly forwarded to the polies, sod the body was cas te die Valetta Term, Is ths is labh. whirs the MINIM wpm Minded. and samimed the . Ile was el 'plain OM the emed lasi lamina some traeasadews blew apes the beak part of the bend daring life. The desseaars heads were Emily (Swished tad Ma with wad, as if he had sweiglat 'ideally at the .asst of death. lalbsatha hew floc horrified to Mr. T. Weir- WY, M.Pressolastios., the MO Met who her Mold a poet esertgo of the body. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'Cromc. Some degree of depression has been perceptible on the Stook Exchange to-day, but it in part arum from the arrangements in progress for the settlement of the monthly Camel account. Consols were first called lower than yesterday, at 95; to 96 both for money and to-morrow, and soon declined to 951. A rally, however, hes since occurred, and the price is now quoted the same as at the commencement of business. Dealings have taken place in the Three per Cent. Reduced at 96 and ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 981, and*. Bank stock marks 2071 and 2061 ; South Sea stock, 1061; India stock, for an connt,.26s. Exchequer Bills are rather in demand, and continue Ito improve in value ; they have been done to-day at 60.. and 575. prem.; India Bonds, under 1,00 W., at 841. prem. The foreign securities are generally steady in price, 'with the exception of Spanish, which ar e weaker. Transactions have taken pleas in the Five per Cent. Actives at 173 ; and in the Three per Cents., at 381. Peruvian . opened fi at, but has since rather improved. The puce of the last transaction in the Four per Cents. was 711. The following is the business effected up to the present hour :—Brazilian , bonds at 90. Buenos Ayres, at 61 and 62. Chiller; Six per dents, at loot. - Two-and-a-Ralf per Cent Dutch, at 651; the Four per Cent. Certificates, at 87. Grenada Deferred, at 31 and 4. Mexican, at 29f. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 701 and 711; ditto Deferred, at 291, 29, and 1. Russian Four per Cent. Scrip, at 13, and 11 wem. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 171 and 1; the Three per Cents., at 381. Venezuela, at 33. Lettere from Oottenburg of the 2nd state that the navigation was free, and that several venal@ had already arrived. The weather was mild, and the ice at Elfeborg and the Fiord was fast disappearing. Several English vessels had been chartered at 8 doh.. to Quebec, and 81 dole. to New York per ton of iron, and 30s. per Peters Std. to Hall. Exchange on Lon don, 12.10 for 90 days. ENGLilai 7011D9.—Taw DAT. Donk Stook. Mt 74 I 1 pet Cr..es. A0e.,15i 4 I tor Ct. Bet *ow.. get f 3 pm Ot. Ote. Aim.. 1141 4 I &sp ar w il l& no to 601. 701411103 f 11U N DS. 4 pm 04. MMus lye Of. ONES& 16..17 II 4t pet 04. Ids. Honda, 71 Omni Dokroodibk 4 t ei •. 7 Aorta.= 3 010v. a. . Al Ditto Mo.. 100 2 Dim Dot Dd. trir. 2—.-Tioni 4144 .. 3t i Liar 1 14oltib Mo. i II or 131. . 00 I pie Oa T=Osete..2.4 I raisA vw = Bi lk.. ' l2l Li pis" ------- -- - Iper OM. Ocaide --- -...'....—'''''.... 951 I it per Ont. 110:4 97 Bask Me* 20 2 1 , 1 Waft Cheapany ol Wend (7l. psid) 3 Wiselvit Oa kW (31. paid) 13 Didilla Mil Meer& New Shares Thirds a MOM CR. Warn sad RI. Ousel Company ILICHANORS AND STOCKS ABROAD. HAMM, Nance B.—Hernb. ilires-endealalf per Cants, 861 bilk Sit wimp; Lubeck Loan, 1830, FourAnd-e,Half per Cent., 91 bille, IS mower; Hanoverian Five per Cents . 108 bills, 1031 money ; Hamlin Rogiish Leen, 1031 tills; Ditto 1830, Four-and-a-Elan per Cent., 92* bills, 911 money; Five per Cent. Hamb. Certif., 991 billa; Ditto Hope and (b., 3rd end eth series, 954 bills; ilbegiitz 6E t ab ar per Ceuta., 33 mosey ; Prussian !7n per Coats., 105 bills; English Loan, Three per Cents., 891 bills; Ditto, ln 1001. shares, 70 bills; Ditto, Flve per Cents., PI Mils; Swedish _ltyp Your per Cents., 971 bills; Norwegian Pour per Ones., iii Was i 99 money; Spanish Ilse per Cents., 11 Ma ; Ditto, Three b m Ovate.. 279 hills, 279 mosey; American Big per Cents., 10.1 1061 money. Exchange. on London.—Hamburg, March 8, 13.111 ; Ditto, three months, 13.10 ; Copenhagen, March 5 three months, 8.11; Ditto, at sight, 0.64 ; Stockholm, March 1, 90 days, 12. MINCING-LANE-THIS DAT. Bvo4l—The public sales, confining of 5,300 bags Mau ritius, 4,700 bags Bengal, and 6,500 bags Madras, are pro gressieg heavily ; the importers meet the buyers, and a full proportion is sell ing. Mauritius must be considered nearly 6d. cheaper ; Bengal and Madras a shade in favour of the buyers. Refined is dull, and prices with difficulty sapported ; general quotations, however, remain unaltered. Grocery lumps, fair to flue, 4155. fld. to 50s. 6d. Comm.—Theo. has not been • public sale to-day, but 1,600 whet b is a good further ordinary decline native of 11. Ceylon have been sold at SPICIII remain dull of sale. Run madams neglected. Tna.—The market is firm. In other articles no material alteration; but the market generally has been inactive. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Meson. Coom and Davis report the supply short and trade rather Wier, at the tolwinp qu otatio ns : Prime Meadow, 665. to 72a. ; inferior, 60e. to 631.; Romeo, 60.. to 605.; Clover, 60s. to 80e.; Straw, 245. to 27e. LBIRDS, Porch 11. 15Tooz-licsairox—The 'market to-day has boss Satter. Prior manifest a tendency downwards, and there are many sellers at present quotations. The fellowieg are the abs alerted this morn mEwe Lancashire, 9; Erewash Valley, 34• North Stafibtdahire, n.; Tort and North Midland Preference, dn.; Think Eaten. sloes, No L .1, 3 dn.; 'ask and North N.ldlood, 17+; North British, es. 9c HAMBURG, March 8. BORMINEALLM—Haub. Bergd., 92 Ulla ; Berlin Haub., sek Of money ;Talons Minden, 931 bias, 954 money; burnt Wittebbarg, 69 bills , 614 money ; Frederiek Ilem Nohern. 434 bills, 43 mosey ; Alton* Kiel, 924 bills; Waldenburg, 33 bills• Olnelneidt, 29 tens; Copenhagen, 40 bills; lamb. Bergd., Priority, Flee pm Cents., 100 Nils, 1045 money, Berlin ilemb., Priority Font ...2 .1:la If per Cents., 100 i bills, 1004 matey ; Cologne Minden, Priority Four.and.a-Half per Cents., 1004 money; ditto, ditto, Flee per cent., 10 bills; Mecklenburg ditto, FourAnd-a.lialf per Cent., 1 004 bills, 1 005 money. METROPOLITAN ?AROCRIAL WATER SUPPLY ASSO ctATiox.—A meeting of the members of this samciation was held yesterday at the London Tavern, Mr. Williams (late M.P. for Coventry) in the chair. The secretary read the report of the executive committee of the association, which stated among a variety of details, that this association on mated In a meeting of the vestry of St. George's, Southwark, and of other parishes, held In November, 1849. Great activity had been used by the association to obtain the co °pinnace of parishes, and 65 parishes bad convened meetings on the subject, 22 h ad not indicated any course of action, and 51 had given notice of their intention to report on the matter. The commissioners of the Board of Health having intimated an opinion that the supply of water should be under the management of the Commissioners of Sewell and Sanitary Improvement, it was satisfactory to find that Lord John Russell had pub licly dissented from any such principle of combination. The committee then went on to say that Lord John Russell had agreed to receive a deputation from the society on Thursday sent, at which the attendance of parish officers was greatly desired. The chairman then addressed the meeting, ex pressing his opinion that the supply of water should be under district or parochial control. Mr. Chillies followed on the same aide. Re said it was a great anomaly that a population should be so heavily taxed as they were far water so impure that fish could not live is it.—Mr. W. J. Hall, in moving the adoption of the report, said that the manufactures of London were much prejudiced by the want of a suftleient supply of water, and this operated to prevent the employment of number of persons, especially is Bpitalfialds —) r. Heliw seconded the motion.—Mr. Young (of Clerkenwell) and Mr. Howe supported the motion.—ileveral other gentlemen addressed the meeting, and the deputation to wait on Lord John Russell was duly appointed. A petition to parliament on the subject was also agreed to. ST. TUOMAS'S HOSPITAL.—A special mooting of the grand or house committee of the governors of St. Thomas's Hospital was held on Tuesday Wt, to take into consideration the most advisable Asps necessary to b. taken is causquesos of the refusal of the Corporation of London to affix the seal of the hovital, required by the governors to be stilted, to .document. The corporation are, it appears, the keepers of the seal which is the joint seal of the several royal hospitals, and an, it is said, ordered by the act of parliament to affix it without reading the document. The act is a ministerial sot, and the seal is placed in the custody of the eorporation, in order that an improper use might not be made of it. At the last Court of Coalmen Council the document to which the seal was to have been affixed was re. (erred to the parliamentary oommittse ; and the hospital governors, feeling that their privileges were compromised, consulted some of the highest law authorities upon the sub jesiellan, w ho eenoti have It I an " ; sa illegal id, pro . " T un h c e ld pa a r g liamen aialt th tar e y " c r o ulai nt. woes requested the attendance of the solicitor to the hospital: but the hospital committee desired him not to present himself, or give any impianations, bat to attend the nut Court of Aldermen Sr Common Council (either of which can awake the power), to demand that the seal be diked as • right, nadir protest, and then to proceed to maintain the privileges of the corporation in a legal and constitutional manner. The governors of the " royal hos pitals" are described se being greatly incensed at the idea that any interference iambi be attempted as to the mode in which tbsy think fit to otadost the Mils of the mot public charitable tsads satrastod to their *wiping. (THR EEPENCE. RAILWAYS. Tina DAT, Two o'Croci. The tone of the share market continues flat, and prices generally show a tendency downwards. Some rather oonaiderable parcels of stock have come for ward for sale within the last two days, and this has contributed to increase the gloomy feel ing of the market. Great Westerns have declined to 564, whilst North Western* have been dote as low as 1031. For Brightens, on the other hand, the tone continues good, and they have touched 804. The foreign share market is rather flatter. •arras Raman. Malmo 2.41a7 up I SO 1 e'elftek. &birdies Serb di limb Krt. cot _wept. plmeassi b ept.) thfur. Bl illtwer narlakc asilsy twd Dudley P‘Wwlarrar. Da. a reareate• Ilaslas, anat„ sad Blew— Orlin' sad Evdra „. Da. & dans . kl• Prsiiisas Clesaller awl Da. Prelineese Duodd Bsifrat Dorgr i lL D0.(21.105.) f p. Ct. ltd. Brawn Counties Do. New Pref. I P. Ct Ds. Lit, f p. Ct.. No. I Do. do. N 0.2 Do. N. & IL B per Ct D D New do. 5 per Cent . . . Sanwa N. D U . nk.) aim A Nato . Lo, slam B. end edit's Bast ', Do. Bod ua lits. 6 p. Ct.) Do. New Do. New J duns Mot Liasolsoldne Unheard\ sad 01e4Aw Ifierer, Yeovil. & Exeter sad Exakeetth Gloucester & Dna Swan Great Northers Do.* shares, A.Defernd Ds. t shares. 11, 6 p. Ct Do. S per ant. Pref Gt. [loath. and West (Ira, Great North of Lagisne Do. New, EMI Do. New, AN Do. New, £l5 Great Weetent Do. Now, Roll end Selby... „. Do. l shares [ureter sad CsrlWs Do. Thirds . .„ Lanssehire sad lorkshire De. Do.Thids Do. Now (gna." p.Ct.) Ds. Liverpool end Barr Do. West Biding Cam Do. Preens and Wpm Do. p slie laid, W = Leads and Ildnk .. . D D Pro& II r ) . o .ant No.l Do. N 0.2 Do. Do. N 0.3 D 0.011111111611 and Blackwell Lam, Mg Ws. & &Coast Do. New gas. a p.Ct. Do. gearantsod=t. late Croydon Da. Prof. 5 per Cast Do.Oonert. 5 p.Ct, ILS2 tenons and Orionerich Da. Minoan Lain & North.Nsetarn DeDa. . do. Ne . w shares b' D*4lo sk,li.Aadi.(b . Leaden & Booth-Western I De. New, C5O Da. New, LW... Do. New Pn Lowestoft Guar.{ per Cent. Bez,eadlleelock Kedah., Shef.,&Lineolnah Do. Do. i mbues, N 1 shares, Ito. Do. shares. No. Do.,New £lO Pref. Do, da Gnat Grimsby I Do. do. .. Do. Shoe m1.1115;12 Do. Ormsby Desk Do. Uneola Mena Do. Do. Bins. sad Daley Do. Casa B. & B. Op. C Do.ErewsehValleyPreL Newcastle and Carlisle Noeldk . Do. New SOO Do. t:teaaiw Ntt Do. Orrin. e per CI Do. Prefers; 174'North Staffordshire ... 60 Oxford, Wore., t Wolver. 16 Read.,Ouild., and Reigate 4a Royston tenorn ... 63 Scottish ... 23 Scottish Midland 131 avows., is lurra., Class . A 3 Da, awe B . . Do., New Duarsiteed... 111 Shrewsbury and Chewer • floe. W. Ma.) alws „. 14 Do. Omar, .„ 1 De. New.. • . 10 Do. d 61 Illtropei Colon Si South Dena IS i Do. Frefrones .„ SI South Stalordoldro... IliSlouth Easters ... 134 Do. No. 2 ... 60 Do. No. Do. nab_ Wides 13 IS. Turk, 181 ShetHeidi% ~ Don. and C;001e . ... 1 _ r _eld, Rotherham, sod Ooole.S. Di. gua. 5 p.Ct. Waterford and Kilkenny... Wier Valley, f p.Ct. '14. 1 Do. do. do. . WRIa, Somereetjk Weym. York,Newrootlikßerwiek Do. Ezt(lforkkNewea. O.N.E.PurohorPref Tort sod North Midland Do. Prefereace 11 lli, d t Pin St ex di• 21 5 luf i 222 57 ei cx dtv 14 et 7 1 7 tr 111 as 10311 i tICIIIP I 2 Is •• If 64 3I „ 39f If se di, si lehl a div 6j lii 13 ili 1 11, FORLION RAILWAYS. azigioatallaa (late Imam *n4 AoitzianL uire 04 1 7 1 X . Irrasies (lilarsoi) Bast Indian r 6 db. 6 7 12 13/ 6 die i Pas. Ong Indisa Ppmbeds .. D. Luxembourg i I v.Fr 36 7j al dia.da. _ Ilill 3 3 30 39 *1 23 1 6 j 11 did madria TlO..i . 7. v.i .... ti i. ....i Smut mad Line ... ... orissiiri isrirou Paaii al Odom Parana Iwo Pails mg ensksag drawawl Bane ... Simko sal lbw .„ Taira rat Names LIVERPOOL, March IL STOCI-EXCHANOI.—TIas market remains WITT fingr though pekes cannot weU be raid to be tower. Lancashire end Yorkshire Conaol (fifth sham). 81 d.—London and North W 1 1041 4—Ditto (new ihareal 3.. be. d.—Dato, (11(th sharite). 2 l . 2 0. p . —llanabester, 8. and Linooln (pref. 'harm), 7—Yidland. 401- 9brywahury and Chester (11.W.11.) preL guar. 8 per mitt.), 141 13. MANCHISTER, llarqe 11. Seoctaxonexos. The market was ezeeedhmly huagnid, and priors declined. Towards the elms of the day, buaineen °odd only be effected by a etUl more decided sarrtnos. BIRMINGHAM, Monrh 11. Swoon-lizettaxes—TMs market was rather flatter to day, and but little business wee transacted. South &affords went dose et V. lea 9,1. din BRISTOL, March 11. tlivoz.llzosustom—Tlt• atarket was somewhat more aeUre to..lay, and • fair amount of buainees wm done, principally ill the smaller shares of the Breit& and Exeter and Great Western NMI. ways. Bristol and Exeter third shares declined f upon the A b u= lions of Saturday, closing at 10 dla. Great Western Quarter were slightly al mealier, leaving aff at 14 s-Id. Taff Vela Elie per Comte Mask *ad Par. YORK, Mara& 11. BTOCIL EXONA.NOI.—Oresi Id ortheni, 7i; Midland, 395.; Tat o Novenae, sad Band* 141; ditto.(o.N.S. Partameh 111. iiil st. al so ss q so SO so ss 1: 1 1 0 II 11 I I_i 14 14 1 4 es. Par iPS U 144 274 32 Si II 4 ti ,T $1 119 db. l" IT 46. I? fie 11 71 74 11 12 4 . 1 91 76 94 Ws. li II 1 Ii 7 1 1 :i ex.. di, I i Poi PM S 7 59 ez. die. II 7pla a de. i~ _~dla 11 0 1 11i die 1 11i Ms 1 11 . 26 28 130 13 - 3 45 SO pm. 04 31 pa. 13 30 pan 37 48 ex dlv. 28 29 „ 14 144 " 11 114 74314. „ 96 90 44 49 ,; 33 65 9 94 pm. par 1 pla 15 14 dia. 9 81 di& 12 11 414. 2k 21 pm 74 7 dia. 41 43 7 8 pm. 974 481 (114, S 4 25 25 dia. die dls pm 3i 4 f ex. di,. 79 90 184 136 10i 105 57 39 37 69 106 11 23j 345 104 103 es dir dL Dmu Pm. rr 615 615 „ 19 174 h. „ 16 14 „ 2 24 Ds 9, 15 16 II „ 45 1345 dim 7 3 3 + 35 1 61 7 7 5 6 3 If 4 4 1 6 _ _ . i f (ILL 381 39 ex di, 29 24 414 181 194 ex di, 127 124 28 30 a di, 14 13 Ws. " 174 134 41 9 91 4 21 3 3 11 Imi• 10 &a. 9 10 I 1 I Pm' 151 144 Si 8 dAa. 8i dia. Pat• i 0 fly 5 i 7114::: 14 12 dia. „ 1 1 die „ 14 14 1 d u ex in. 31 3 7 9 17i 17 i idls. 5; II 25 26 dla. 5 4411. 1 i di` l 3 w 1 pr. 11 10 dis. 13 14f 1. Ilf dl& 6 61 Ws. 17 17 3 3 dia. 4 41 Iti It Bi 9 278 28 28_ IS 41 43 9 11