The Sun. — London, England, 1858-03-04 00:00:00

THE SILIN, LONDON THURSDAY EVENING MA'RCH 4 / 185 8. . ________,-..................... _ . - IN THE PRICES OF SHARES. TBE GREAT ECLIPSE OF THE SUN . - - O. - - self-pmession may desert him when the grandeur :. stands out as the only one of the present century much experience in these districts, and acquainted - THE WEATHER PARKS, &c. 1 I hive therefore ventured to give .... . I ON MARCH 15. ;of the scene is before him ; and lam inclined to which will be nearly total in England.-I have the with the people. the sanction required, subject to your lordship's During the past few weeks the weather has been • From the Official List. "so J. R. HIND. i attribute to this circumstance that want of accord- , honour to remain, sir, your obedient servant, lance in the descriptions of some of the appearances I approval. intensely cold, the wind, with the exception of one ; PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND . FRIDAY EVENIN.e 7 'The following letter has been addressed to the Obtt t which several writers (not eye Mr. Bishop's etrva ory, Regent's park. The destruction of the Nawab's palaces is in pro- day, having bean in the north-east ever since the LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH % tee& editor of the Times :- I during totality upon I witnesses) have contidered themselves justified in . cots. I think it right that not a stone should be 9th of last month. During that period the tern- CANALS. left unturned, in all the residences of the rebellious perature, as registered by Negretti and Zambra's Sir, -I beg to place at your disposal the follow - ! telvancing certain theories by no means reconcile - I 4 Dividend DESPATCH FROM SIR C. CAMPBELL. chiefs. They are far more guilty than their mis- thermometer, at the Royal Humane Society's Names of II Dividead, Price. Names of a), per : bier popular remarks with reference to an astrono_ able with the impressions of actual observers. receiving-house in Hyde Park, has been several companies. e per Companies. t i 4 tt ,,,,,, m. Price. ] There is reason to infer the presence of clouds -----_,______. guided followers. o Annum. (a mical phenomenon of rare occurrence, and one - - has often materielly heightened the effects of the - A. tecond supplement to Tuesdas Gazette was A brigade will proceed to-mot row to visit two degrees below . freezing point ; but owing to the high which will possess considerable interest for the l• • • wnd little ice was for e e d ruldished last night, contarnme + ow - ether with some very mutinous villages, at a distance of some twenty state of the 1 md on the °rim e, , e o o lshtn &Oldh 93 7.. e. ct. - Peak Forest. 78 5/. Os. - , ec ipse. Dr. Stukeley, who witnessed the totality ocumems previously published, the following de- miles from Futtehgurh. A garrison has been left mental waters of the different Royal parks until spanth from Sir Colin Campbell :- Birmingham 40 4L - Regent's.... 30 17s , 16% ' general public. of the eclipse of 1724 in a clouded sky, speaks 1 ,at Mynpoorie, corisisting of her Majesty's 38th this weak. Even as late as yesterday not one- Coventry.- too lie 190 Rochdale.... 85 41. eo On Monday, March 15, at 1 o'clock in the after- . of the eolemeity ef the spectacle on that occasien * Derby •••• •• 100 6/. 15s. - Stftrd &Won 40 281 - as incomparably superior to what he hadseen in the THE COMMA.NDER-IN-CHIEF TO THE - - GrandJunetn 100 21. pr. ct. - !IS Foot, 2 held battery guns, and 200 Wall's Horse. sixteenth of the Serpentine was frozen over ; but toarbridge. " l e 121. 10s. - won, the sun will almost entirely disappear over GOVERNOR-GENERAL , This garrison will furnish the escorts from Myn- near the bridge which separates that river from D . 0., 6 pr. Ct. 10 6/. in% ct. - 'Severn and 'i 2 6 1/. 16s. - an extended belt of this country. He will be annu- ~ 3 In 1721 the yet r 1715 when the sun's disappearance tnok place while the heavens were very clear. HEAD -QUARTERS, FORT FUTTEHGURH, poorie • to Agra so long as such precautions are ne- Kensington Gerdens the ice had formed over the Grand Union 100 is. 6d - Wye . Rail. width of the place to the thickness of three inches, oe e n d n s tet - L A iv ve r 40 2 65. 6% i lya i r r w m ic n k & 0 2/. 24 3 100 larly eclipsed, but the annulus or ring-like portion ese was total and pa pa -, a dorkn 1 bl . • January 5, 1858. cessary. Le & p 100 51. B ig• of his disc remaining uncovered by the moon on • ed. spread over My Lord,-I have already had the honour to • I have intimated to Cal. Fraser, the Chief Corn and should the frost list until Sunday next skating Leicester - - .00 5/. - 'Warwick& 21 . th 83 11 53 13 'Na ton,. 100 ' 9 from that • the observer from the south like " a great black * the central line wild be so narrow that the eclipee cloak," or like a curtain drawn across inferm your lord.ship by telegraph, of the varioue missioner, Nori h-West Provinces, that it is not and slieling may be pursued without the least daneer L e e o l u c e st n r et Tl oeh 143 701 . - .Worc P str &1 78 10s. 19 expellent to leave a small detachment by itself at of the frozen surface giving way in any pared Macllesfleld. 100 21. 10s. - 1 Binning. 5 e arrangements which had been made for the march Neath •••• •• 100 161 - Wilts & Brit's- 7s. Od. - Will nearly assume the form terme , l by astronomers side. It was immediately preheded by livid tints on wah but that that place should trust rather to the river. Eta , "total without continuance," i.e., one in which for the earth and in t t as p ect c ' t of the force, under my immediate command, up the the influence of the Mynpoorie garrison on the one Mr. Charlier, the secretary, and Mr. Williams, 0 .. xford.. -• • 100 - 105% things was awful in the ex reme, and " seemed to he sky, while the whole Doab. an instant of time the sun is wholly obscured. In announce the death of nature." Mr. Airy, who ob- side, and the last arrangements made by me in the the superintendent, of the Royal Humane Society, WATER-WORKS. Having been obliged to part with much of my deed, on this occasion, such will be its character in served the eclipte of JulyllBl2, from the Superga, t : t tth t f 111 • G n ral Sir J. amaze o mee e wan s o ajor- e e Cawnpore district on the othtr. That arrangement have had an additional number of icemen placed on Dividend Amount the vicinity of the island of Madeira, where the near Turin, referring to the last two or three mi- Outram, G.C.8., in Oude, considerable delay was coneists of a, moveable column which is now being duty, and the tents and marquees supplied with Name of company. per of Paid Price organised by Brigadier Inglis, at Cawnpore, for the hot-water baths, and beds are kept ready, ta be Annum. Share. moon's diameter will appear somewhat greater than nutes before the sun vanished, remarks : "At this unavoidable at Cawnpore after the action of the 6th. - time and to tho totality the appearances were Ter purpose of marching about the district in aid of the applicable for any emergency that may arise. o s. d. X s. d. in England. y The time, however, was not lost. A brigade under civil power. In spite of all that the icemen could do a great Berlin .. wful The gloom increased every moment ; the East London The line of central eclipse commences upon the a ' Brigadier the Hon. Adrian Hope was detached to candle seemed to blaze with unnatural brilliancy • . Having reached this point, and the communica- number of men and boys insisted upon going upon Do. 4 per Cent. Pref. 4/. per cent. 25 0 0 - 25 earth in the southern part of the Carribbean Sea, l loud over our heads, whose appearance 1. a arge c 2 Bithoor, where every vestige of the Nan e's prope• ty time being fairly established between Calcutta and the ice, and several immersions took place, some Do. 5 per Cent. Pref. 51. per cent. 25 0 0 - 26% *bout 50 miles from the mouth of the river Tocuyo, had not particularly remarked, but which, I think, was swept away ; anti after considerable exertion, Agra, I await your lordship's further instructions. proving nearly fatal. Grand Junction Do. New •• •• • • - 25 0 0 - - - 32 much treasure recovered from the wells belonging C. CAMPBELL, General, The ' thermometer during the night of Tuesday at in Venezuela ; in other worde, the middle of the • was of cumulo-stratus character, became converted. to his former palace. The troops had worked hard New River lomP uxh anY all - - 100 0 0 - - into a black nimbus, blacker, if possible than i 1 Command.er-in-Chief. 29, being three degrees below freezing point. At e ere e e te 5/. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 95 eclipse corresponds in this position with the time p- tee s at this duty, and itwas not completed when it had -I have, tiec., • - - - - and seemed to be descending rapidly ; its aepect .11.1. _ A.M1MM1N....,1 100 0 0 85 - of sunrise, and consequently the greatest phase become necessary.for Brigadier Hope to close on nine yesterday morning it had not varied in the least degree, and at noon the mercury stood at freez- Southwark Va West Middlesex • • • • - - 61 0 0 105 - became horribly menacing, and I could almost iuna- me, subsequent to my march. The 88th Foot was POLITICAL POWER OF LANDLORDS Do. Do, - - cannot be observed in any place which is situated . gine that it appeared animated. Of all the appear- ' point, viz., 32. The barometer at nine o'clock on accordingly ordered out from Cawnpore, under Col. • ---0.--_-, in a more westerly longitude. Leaving ances of the eclipse th • e, ere is none which has dwelt -------- Tuesday morning was 29.51, and yesterday morn- BRIDGES. Margarita Maxwell, C. 8., to prosecute the researches which After the declaration of the poll at the County a little to the south, the central line almost touches more powerfully upon my imagination than the had already been attended b h A N h y muc success. n Hall, ort amp ~ ton on the 20th ult th f • d f ~ e lien 9 0 otel, in honour of the event. Sir H. ieg, at the same hour, it stood at 29.49, the wind being still in the same direction. Name of Company. Dividend Amount per of Paid. Price. the northern extremity of the island of Tobago, sight of that terrible cloud." Mr. W. Gray, an eye- order has been given to transfer the treasure so Colonel Cartwright, the successful candidate, dined A vast number of carriages containing members Annum. Share. 'where the eclipse will be greateat when the sun has witness of the eclipse of 1851, remarked that "as found to Mr. Sherer, civil magistrate of Cawnpore. , - attained an altitude of about 7 deg• above the hod- the umbra approached the clouds appeared in Tim fth n bilit and entr were driven into Hyde a C e er l e l ases. The chairman was supported . ..• • Another brigade having been detached under Dryden, Bart., presided, the vice-chair being filled ° Park e ' ° Y g Y ' r - ' o s. d. X 3. d. in order to allow their dittmgnished occupants nuniterferst....•• .... •••• 25 0 0 -6% Eon. It then launches ferth into the N orth Atlantic lent motion, from the fluctuations of the shadows Brigadier Walpole, to make a detour by Akbarpoor a b t ) t r . h 3 t a t r C . 4:n . • to witness the healthy exemse of sliding and skat- Southwark ...... •• .. .... 100 0 0 - - he its direction from on - Ocean, and, gradually changi g them, and darker purple overhead than the through Etawah to Mynpoorie, with erders to rejoin at either end of his table by Wm. Smyth, Eel., Ditto New of '7% p,c. 105 per cent., 30 0 0 - - in , but owing to so small a • fth S - portion o e et mn- Waterloo ..... .... •• .• .... 100 0 0 - - east to north-east as it approaches the African coast, darkest thundercloud ;in the horizon lurid yellovr me on the Grand. Trunk Road. Tbe effect of this and. George Gunning, Dq. ; and at the second t • e ' b • h - Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 1 11. 12s. Cd. , 60 0 0 - - ine ein e frozen sufficiently to bear, the parties passes about midway between the Azores and the and orange. In the north-west was an opening into movement has been excellent, and Capt. Brach d ' ore, table by A. Cartwright, Esq., and Fairfax Cart- Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. Ps. Od. 140 0 0 - - island of Madeira, after crossing the tropic of Can- the clear sky, which suddenly changed from a misty the officer whom I selected ta act as a special cene- wrieht, Esq. Amongst the company were, also were to some extent doomed to be disappointed of e eot h e u .........,„ , the sport they expected. 28s. '7OlO 3 - 17% cer in longitude 30 deg. west of Greenwich. Con- blue into the most lovely celestial blue, and this missioner, to accompany Brigadier Walpole' f s -ere; Raivald Knigh • ley, Esq., M.P., Col. Cartwright, DOCKS. Travelling through the parks is a work of no tinning in a north-easterly course, it will pass about darkened to indigo. What injury the clouds caused has been enabled to shape out the police arrange- ewe ) , Win. Willes Esq., W. Grant, Esq., J. L. • • • little diffic , utty owing to the great accumulation of Dividend Amount Name of Company per of Paid. Price. 30 miles from Ushant and about 40 from the coast to the astronomical observations was compensated ments. He has •h 1 t ' 1 f ' E • J i'V B ht L•A E . C punis et some no orious ma e ac- Stratton, tee, • • oug on mg I, tq., ap- snow Last evening at seven o'clock the glass at Annum. Share. of France near Brest, the small tract of country by the strange horror they added to the scene." tors, and disaffected districts h bth • e 1d 1 Yds FTh b 0F W tk . t ' - ,as s own y e tain le•ew an ,e e . . urs y, . . a in,_, the Royal Humane Society's receiving -house began o s. d. Xs. d. lying to the north and north-west of that place A curious appearance has repeatedly presented various reports which have been forwarded to the no w. B,oberteon &C. to drop indicating:a continutnee of frost. In the Commercial .......... 5/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - being the only part of France where an eclipse ap- its - lf shortly before the commencement of totalitY Secretary of government. In consequence of the When several loyal and political toasts had been '1 Regent s Park, the Long Water in Kensington Do. Preference ft Stock. e - proachiog closely to totaiity can be witnessed. and soon after its termination, or when the solar march of this column, it would appear that there honoured, " The Health of the Chairman was Gard ens, the Round Pond in Victori P h ti, a are, TO, , East and West India.. 6/. pr cent. Stock. ,P -- Grand Sorry D. & Canal 41. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - Hence, sailing UD the Channel, the central line crescent has a scarcely appreciable breadth. It con- has been a complete sweep of rebels and bad charac- drunk. a great number have ventured upon the ice, and Do. Loan Notes .... 11 100 0 0 '.OO 0 0 •-•-• Will enter England on the Dorsetshire coast, near sists in the rapid passage of dark and light waves tent from the southern part of the Doab. Briga- s.r H. DRYDEN, in returning thanks, said-At among t h h l • h b ' 'll d e s t ose w ose ives ave een pert e were Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 51. pr cent. 25 0 0 b 0 0 - Lyme Regis, and passing over Swindon, North- over the ground or along walls, and was particu- dier Walpole joined me yesterday at Futteligurh, the April election, South Northamptonshire was the followin &If dTh g :-... re omas, of Eaton-lane, London .• •••••• •• •• it. Katharine ........ 4%/. pe"r cnt. 3tock. Stock. Stock. 105% 93 ampton, Oundle, and Holbeach, will leave the larly remarked in the south of France during the- and has received my entire approval, for the able bewitched by the silver-tongued Althorp, and went Pimlico, who was immersed in eight feet of water Southampton ........ 4 per cent. 50 0 0 50 "0 0 - country by way of the Wash. Traversing the North eclipse of 1842, and at several stations in Prussia in and judicioue manner in which he has carried out mad, but now it had recovered. from ies mad.ness. in the Serpe t • b t d b • H n ine, u rescue y iceman enry Ditto New ........ Victoria .. •• .. •• .... 51. Os per C. 20 0 0 20 0 0 98% 20 0 0 14 0 0 - Sea it again approaches land by the Skager Rack, 1851. The nature of this phenomenon which is very the duty entrustedto him. (Cheers.) He had already explained the reasons' Smith, and taken to the receiving-house. John and meets the coast of Sweden near Frederickshal, likely to coine prominently into view on the 15th of lam informed by the civil authorities that rey why the conservatives lost the election last year-it N INSURANCE COMPANIES. ewman and four others broke through the ice at in a part of the country not far removed from the Mirch, will be better understood by a few extracts protrected stay at Cawnpore was of much bantfit, was not because the political principles of the con- i i , Dividend Amount tne same spot,. iney ware rescued by Iceman central line of the total eclipse of July 28, 1851. from the accounts of the eclipses of 1812 and 1851. and lam convinced that, apart from any immediate w ituency were altered. (Hear.) fa the previous Hi • Name of company. per of Paid. Price. gginbottom and received the most prompt at- Annum. Share. Still keeping on a north-easterly coast, it leaves At Alais, in 1842, persons who were upon the ter- military object, it is necessary for the re-establish - election there had certainly been no method in '': ' tention at the hands of Mr. Superinteedent Wil- Sweden near Soderham, and, crossing the Gulf of race of the fort and in other open positions, noticed ment of authority, that the march of the troops their arrangements. This one had been well o s. d. 4 s. d. hams and Dr. Christian, and they were, after some ..., • &loon ....••....••.. 71. per c. 500 0 0 50 0 0 - Bothnia, enters Finland in the neighbourhood of ba,nds alternatelylight and dark, versrlong, Paral l e l , should be deliberate. Time is thus afforded to the managed. (Hear.) Sotnething had been said about • time able to return home. Perry, one of the ice- ellianae Bri a and For. 71. 14s. 6d. 100 0 0 11 0 0 16% Wasa ; then passing over Lake Ulea, and near the and directed from eest to west, which were projected magistrates and s • 1 •-• t - sit re - coercion. Coercion did not accord with his views. ' peen commistioners ovi men, also rescued two persons who had broken Ditto Marine ....... il. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 south eastern coast of Lapland, it traverses a por- upon the terrace and battlements like the folds of an bellious towns and villages, and again display to (Hear.) If a person said he had promised his vote. through te • • n d• e • e ice i eep water ; John Williams, 4, Athenamtn. .......... - 10 0 al - 15s. Od. & t•E 50 0 t) 5 15 0 - Con of Archangel and of the Arctic Sea, and after immense curtain ; they seemed to undulate and coil the peo le • • k bl tl esolu- he (Sir Henry) did not think it was right to press pein an unnesta ea e manner, le r Lissou-street was rescued from the Round Pond atlas trgus Life .........•• 44. per cent. ,00 0 o 25 0 0 24 almost bisecting Waygat's Island finally leaves the up, and were most apparent when the visible seg .- tion of - l dh . ' t ," 't punigh- him. Such thin h hd b done on their ' y our or sip s governmen to N isi t gs per aps a een by the society's men and five others were like Wise • • ' 't' h C rcial 71. 10s. 50 0 0 5 3 o _ art is omme •• earth at a point equidistant from the scrueh-east ment of the sun was very narrow. At Seyne, ac- meat on all those who hive, durine the last few side, but it was known they had been extensively - - , • • Church of England .. 71. Ios. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3% e saved by lhe aid of Icemen Higgmbottona and. Perry a • City of London .. •• - 51. 50 0 0 2 0 0 - comer of Nueva Zemlia. and. the Asiatic continent, cordiog to M. Savourhin, " shadows and luminous „„,,,tha s t nI t 1 • '1 • Our movements done on the other. When a matt promised. either e, e, e asi e len . al egiance. x orturia,tely not one fatal accident has yet taken Clericl., . sled & Gen. Life spr et.Bcbs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - where the sun will set at the moment that the spots ran along one after the other, as though they have accordingly been regulated on this principle, party he did not think they ought to prees him to • place owing to the exertions of the Royal Humane u p•r share 100 0 0 10 0 0 86% la 18s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 - Crown .... •• • • • • • • • • greatest eclipse occurs. were produced by email clouds passing successivelY with reference to the day on which Brigadier Walt break his word. (Hear.) It was not a principle • ' ss. 50 0 0 50 0 6% Society's men. Eagle • •• A partial eclipse will be visible earlyin the morn- over the sun. The spots were not of a uniform pole was ordered to be at Mynpoorie, and the date of hit to "do evil that good might come." Of Equity and Law ...... 5% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 - ing over nearly the whole of South America lying c dour-they were red, yellow, blue ! and white. of the probable arrival of Cul. Seaton's eulUeill from this, however, he was quite certain, that if the - SNOW SrORM. European Life ...... ... I/. 20 0 0 Eal - Family Endowment •• 41. per cent. 100 0 0 4 0 0 - north of the Tropic of Capricorn ; the sea-coast of Children faowed them and tried to lay their hands Delhi, at the same place. other party would refrain from those practises, Gertera1.............. 6 per cent. 50 0 all 92% Peru as far as the Andee chain being the only upon them." Several observers compare the effect Havin 1 d f t 'tli the ( h g comp ete my means o movemen wi Y l e conservatives) mutt win. (Cheers.) . Globe ....... 51. per cent Stock, all -- region within this limit where the sun will not be to that produced by the tremulous shadows which Yesterday the metropolis and the country for Gresham jafe . . - - 47 5 e 4 the carts which had returned from Allahabad on the m ehe maeo 't t • tu was conserve triy of the cons i ency . 20 0 0 50 0 0 - many miles in all directions were visited by a severe £1 u p :titan Do.. ....... - above the horizon before the moon comes iuto Con are seen At the bottom of a shallow basin, filled with 23d D af ' dcl ht t • ec., ter conveying the woun e to t a sa- two. He knew many tenants of radical peers, .......... 5/. per cent 100 0 0 20 0 0 50 tact with his disc. In this part of the earth the water or other transparent fluid, when the eutface tion, I marched to Cho b h 240. w epore on t e whose hearts w e w'th them, bad come against - storm of wind and snow, and, although the fall has tot erial Fire••••• .... 121. per cent 500 0 0 39 0 0 365 er i. 148. 100 0 0 210 0 18M been less than has been experienced on previous Imperial Life .. eclipse will occur on the sun's northern limb. Simi- is slightly agitated and at the same time has the On the 28th, while the h d - 1 i . ea -grievers ant one t rem or had staved away (Hear, hear.) Cer- Indemoity Marine.... 5, p. ct. & bs. 100 0 0 0 13 0 0 - larly a partial eclipse on the southern limb at an sun's rays upon it. M. Arago (from whose interest- brigade were advanced to Meerunka Serai, Major- • - •• tainly a tenant had no right to use hts • landlord's occasions, it wes continuous, an p d accom anied by Law Fire ............ 2s &2s bons 100 0 2I 0 0 3% early hour in the morning will be seen in the West ing notice of the eclipse of 1842 the preceding oh- Gen. Windham, C. B , was detached with his remain- 1 d t an o vote agaitt4 him, but on the other band so much wind that in some pl sees it (trifle Ito a Law Lite.• ••• ........ 211. per sh. 100 0 0 12 10 0 63 Legal and General Life 4s. per share 50 0 0 2 0 0 5% India Islands, the eastern half of the L r nitad States, servations are extracted) himself witnessed a similar ine bri d Ftt • 11 hß.•hf h • h 1 h d , ga eto u ia ,t _e eja 0W IC p ace a a landlord had no rieht to make his tenant !vote consid.erable dep.h. To guard. against the effects of London _.. . 11. 25 0 0 12 10 0 38 the Cenadas, Labrador, dec. appearauce from the citadel of Perpignan, altisough abandoned his fort the night ot the edvance from a • 13' • ' garnet is principles He had long decided what ‘ . the snow some of the omnibus and cab-drivers pro- London &Prey. Law • • 35. 50 0 0 2 0 0 - In the afternoon a partial eclipse on the northern unfavourably placed at the time of its occurrence. Cawnpore. The fort was destroyed by the eneineers he sho I - • vic e iemselves with veils. 1d tl Marine- • • .......... 18s. & bs. 100 0 0 20 0 0 75 b uddo if ever a case arose with his own . ti Med•lnvlid& Gen. Life 154 per cent 50 0 0 20 0 - ollowin re orts of le It will ee seen from the f g p uinerva ••..•• ...... si. per cent 20 0 0 4 0 0 - limb will be visible over nearly the whole of the can- During Bor 10 seconds the facade of the great and several rebels belonging to the villages in the tenants- d H th ht 1 and one had occurre . e oug w Jere state of the different railways-collected from offi- Monarch ••••.- •• .... 5/. per cent. 500 100 - tinent of Europe, the Mediterranean, the northe7n tower, in a perfectly clear sky, appeared illuminated neighbourhood were disposed of by the magistrate. there le a • s a difference bettveen the landlord and the .. New Equitable - and western parts of Africa, in Asia Minor, and by a singular fluctuating light. During the eclipse of Mr. Power accompanied this brieade, and was en- tenant, the te ld t t He had given nant shou no vo e. es-that the ttorra was in various parts mai sourc , Pelican ....•• •• •• - - - portions of Asiatic Russia and P;lrsitt. Of course 1851. an observer at Rastenburg, in East Prussia, abled to make a good circuit rem e wl the couutry. his opinion on a very material election point . , as • - of the country very severely fele Phenix .. 51. per cent. - - - the greater the east longitude of the place, the later remarked, a few seconds before the sun's disappear- Measures were taken from our several halting there were many farmers present, aud he would now Upon inquiry at the London and North-Western Profeselona Lffe•• •• .. 5/. per cent 65 0 010 0 - Provident Life-- .... 12% per c. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - in the day as a general rule, will the eclipse happen. ance. a rapid rolling movement of light and daik places to destro th t ' t th G h • 13 . •• - h ' t They could not y e coup ry pea son e anges i i give is opinion on anot er perm . i office t was atcerta • ined that all the trains were Rock Life.... ••• .. Th. 50 0 010 0 8% The partial eclipse on the northern limb will be seen hand ' s upon a wall from which he was distant about order to • • fhD b f th d lt I_ • 1 1 tbt h th h prevent interruption ote oa , nem e o a eget ier without ega agen s, u e oug t running with fair regularity. One train from Royal Exchange ...... sp.c. & bs Stock. all - Sun Fire ...... iy a p. c& bs - 11 - iu the afternoon lecture in Scotland, the northern 30 paces ; the bright streaks were broader than the 0 ude side of th ' h hld 1 • th 1 1 • e' ' 1 ld 1 b e river, wen the troops sou lave at ega agents in canvassing s iou a ways e Edineurgh was about half an hour late, but the Ditto Life I/ 14s - - counties of England, Norway, parts of Sweden, dark ones, and the whole without colour. Though moved on. A considerable number were burnt, but accompanied by a non-professional caneasaer, and . Manchester train due at 2.45 p.m. arrived to a United _Kingdom .: .. 4/. & bonus. 20 0 0 5 II; 0 - Finland, and Russia proper. they preserved a general perpendicularity, there was it is probable that many may have escaped notice. that the district should be mapped out for the one minute. The guards reported a severe fall of sno e w Universal Life . • Victoria Life •• - 81 &bonus. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - 50 0 - It is, however, with the central line that we are still perceptible in their journeyfrom north to south te, h - -- • at Diggle, and a considerable quantity in various n t e 31st Dec. the leading brigades arrived at quite as much as for the other. He did not canvass particularly concerned, and I will therefore detail a kind of axial motion, like that of the spokes of a G parts of Yorkshire. Fortunately, however, the JOINT-STOCK BANKS. oorsaigunge Brigadier Greathed and Major - Gen. his own tenants, but before taking one he always sa. . more minutely its track across England. It will ap- wheel.7other persons in the same locality remarked Windham cl '• h••th• • • ' • osme up, the one from t e river in e ttsfied himself as to his prtriciples, and then, if after line bad only suffered to a small extent. Dividend Amount proach very near Start Point on the coast of Devon these bands, and their evident motion upona centre. evenine a d h e • • 1 h d nt o other from Futtia 1t e next ay. the tenant thought proper to turn round, he The Great Northern Line suffered somewhat Name of company. per of Annum. Share. Paid. Price. but will not fairly land on British ground afier iti Near Dantsic it was noticed that "at the moment E e" • severely, and in consequence of the snow having long sweep over the Atlantic until it reaches Lyme of the reappearance of the first ray dor() passed H • arly on the forenoon of the est Jan., Brigadier thought he might fairly come down upon him. . , , entirely loocked up the line at Grantham the t affic -- o s. d. X is. d. ope was sent forward with two regiments to fhe (Hear, hear.) Sometimes a case would occur where all 87% Regis, in Dorsetshire, about a mile west of - 'cll la d f h h ll'd - welch rain y over t e san so t e seas ore apai , uu Kellee Nucld t ee, o prevent the further destr - 'lotion from the death of a landlord, the new landlord . was sent by the loop, which prevented delay. The australasia.. ..... .... 201. per cent. 40 0 0 25 0 0 18 15 0 24 place it should first strike our shores, accordiree to elulatine and trembling ma.ic light, which quickl ' cuttings where the snow had drifted were princi- Bzi n l i t o o t t. Efr i g n .... .. .. .:, Y of the iron suspension bridge, by the rebels. They would be of different principles to the old one and ... 5/, pe - r cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 4:4; 2 t -Illy' of stone and rock, d h an t e company worked British North American 9 per cent, 50 0 o all - the prediction Start Point will not be more than disappeared." . disappeared on his approach, and the corps of Royal to the tenants. In this case, he thought the h ` ' - Ch Bk Ind Aust Et Ch. 45. per cent. 20 0 o 60 0 - two miles from toe central eclipse. From Lyme In the metropolis the eclipse will be very large, Engineers and Be al Sapper., with a party of tenants should. remain neutral. Ile would give an bli h d th fth b a ort trains ot nort an sou o e o strue- - • - City Regis the central line passes over Bettiscombe and though not annular • 9'78-I,oooths of the sures dia.- sailors, under Major Nicholson, Royal Engineers, instance of a ca,se of this. The la,st Duke of Marl.- Aeon, by which means the traffic *as carried on with Colonial.- - le dela comparatively litt .y. Commercial o . f . London. 71. p. C'.& be. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - .13urstock, and about midwaW between South Per- meter will be covered by the mcon at lh. lm. p. m-, net to work with great vigour, and worked day and borough was a great Radical, and when he died he rot and Crewkerne into the county of Somerset. or the solar crescent will then present a breadth of night for the re • fth b 'el h • hh d b ddb h • 1 11 • t pair o e re ge, wlc a een was succee e y 13 son, wio was an equa y grea . i On the Manchester, S ieffield, and Lincolnshire • Eng. Scot & Aust. Ch. 4t. per cent. 1 20 0 0 all Lend. Char• Bk. of Aus. 51. per cent. 120 0 0 If 18% 18 In Somersetshire it will pats by Mistetton and less than 45 seconds of arc. This corresponds to very much injured. I consider that Major Nichol- ter 1 t d tll tl t t N th • y, wto tune ou a ie enen s. ow, line, which is in connexion with the Great Northern, no. New - East Chinnock, near Yeovil, Marston Magna, and the appearance of the sun about lm. 10s. previous son, and the oflicers and men und 1 ' 1 er us commanc, was a hard case. He had es right to expect his Ts the strew bertan to fall on Tuesda dbl k' I 'z' y, an oc €c up London and County Lon. & Eastn Bnkg. C 6I. per Cent. 'lOO 0 0 50 0 0 - Castle Carey, to Bruton, whence it runs up the line to the commencement of totality in the eclipse of deserve great credit for the unfla • 'd t d t t-t ' t- 7 btl ihd t .0. 1 t gging in us ry an enan J o remain etetl /a„ u eano a ri e 1 the line on that day to such an exlent that the sLdt • t st 28 1 10 % on on • 0111 • ock of reilway to Witham Friary, and crossts it into July, 1851, and from experience on that occasion real sk 'll d' 1 i isp eyed on thie occasion. The sailors to expect them to change their principles because . . p.m. express from Manchester wat five hours behind 20 0 Londn and Westminstr 18'. per cent. GO 0 0 0 - 1 Nat. Provincial of Eng. 16 pc.& bs 'lOO 0 0 35 0 0 - Wiltshire about two miles east of Frome. The rail- I entertain little doubt that there will be a very c its time. The mails yesterday morning were be on- were specially useful to Major Nicholson, in the the landlord had died. (Hear, hear.) Having told Ditto, New .. ••• • •• 72 20 0 0 10 0 0 - way from Yeovil to Frome is throughout less than sfderable degree of gloom in London ; not, perhaps, mana h eement of the role . h 1 d.th b k h h * • • pes wicre ) ace eroent em is opinion about the relations of landlord tween two or three hours late, and the goods train Ditto ditto - a mile and a half distant from the calculated path what would be termed darkness, but rather par- part of the iron work of the suspention bridge. and tena,nt, and about their mole of canvassing, . Nctiovil Bank proportionately suffered The Edinburgh exprms % New • oat!' Wales - of the eclipse. taking of that unnatural shade which invariablY On the morning of the 2.1 of January, I rode he would now say a few words with reference to arrive at ing s-cross on Tuesday evening two and d K • ' orientai Bank Corpora. 101. per cent. 25 0 0 38 % In Wiltshire the central line runs midway be- accompanies the total phase. Stars or planets maY out, accom •1b tl he ff h tff t W e ' 1 e Col. Vyse had ouly one brother in pante( y le cie o tes a , o see i ormer eec ions. a half hours late ; but the express to E linburgh 15 ''o 0 20 13 , ttoinan , Bank - 20 0 0 % rooinc_al of Ireland V. p. ct&bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 too tween Trowbridge and Westbury to Caine, and be seen, particularly if their positions are known to the bridge d f th d f the column th t who canvassed for him • but no man had e was rea yore a N ance o . e coun y . Tuesde was which left King's-cross at 8.30 p.m. on , y Ditto, New Bl. per cent. 10 0 0 an - ' understood to have arrived safely. At 3.56 yester- bonian 5l. per cent. 25 0 0 all - t e oaserver e ore an . thence by the Swindon J • S • • h I b f h d The sky will appear to unction tation on the Shortly after my arrival. while I was inspecting ever had such active canyasaers as Col. Cartwright, South Australia Great Western Railway to Highworth, and over a close in and deepen almost into violet, and the as- een on the work 1.1" h ' 1 l I b d d • d b d e with little trouble either tohim ,w ic was near y comp ete, o serve an it ha day afternoon a telegraphic message was received Union of Australia 2ll. per cent. 25 0 0 all 46 y 2 corner of Berkshire, about midway between Lech- Peet of things generally may be changed. Neverthe- an unusual movement amongst the villagers in a self or an one else. (Hear.) He had. seen. enough, to ' ross statne thet the whole of the line Ditto ._ _._ e . at King s-e , . 0 - - 210 0 27 15 0 0 3 0 0 - lade and Farringdon, into the county of Oxford. lest, everyone who can locate himself nearer to the villa - le hlf . 1 I 'ht f tf li k Y ersonal canvass had a ttf t ,e a Jut aamieto t le rig ron ot e now that a p grea eec . 1• h r ffic 'll u had been cleared, consequent yte t a wi g nion of . 11;1 7 11b;n:g.: :: -C. Union of London...-. 151. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 23% In Oxfordshire its courae is through Bampton, central line will be wise in so doing, if he have any bridge. ft soon became evident that an attack was Witho f ce to Col. Cartwright, he was sure ut re ereu 1 on uninterruptedly. The Great Western line suffared very little. The er Unity Mutual .... -• • - 1100 0 0 50 0 0 - estern Bank see Londn. - 1100 0 0 50 0 0 - Witney, Blenheim-park, and Woodstock, and de' n desire to witness the effects of the eclipse to a a about to be made on the working parties. The the personal attention of cendidates had great effect. • ~e d a little behind time, and the guards thence by Heyford Purcell, on the Birmingham tage. To themany whomustcontentthemselveswith picquet, which had. been laced on the enemy's side (11 e e ) At the lest election some electors ar, ear. trains arm , LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. ow all along tho line, but not in cowl - reported sn and Oxford Railway, towards Brackley. viewing the eclipse in London it may be some conso- of theriver, to cover the Zrkin 'kl d six or eight times over d g party, was quic y were canvasse ,an 60010 le quantities. Dividend Amc uat Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. In Northamptonshire, passing over Croughton lation to know that it will be offer greater magnitude re'nforced. The picquets there, consisting of a t were no ca • nvatsed at all. First, a proms ,- dera,b , The London and South-Western also was but Annum. Share. and Brackley, and very near to Towcester and. the here than any one which has occurred. during the wing of the 53rd Regt , were skilful! laid out b 'n 1 ti went to one or two Norton in a villa - Y ~ . y sto a tua g e ; I slightly affected. The trains were, of couree, some- - Blisworth station of the London and North- last 100 years, or will be again visible till time has Major Payn of that c • orpa, under the direction of teen somebody else was sent to about two voters ; / --- o s. d. 4 s. d. Western line, it will take Northempton in ite track made something more teen an indentation on the Br•gadier Hope, to the left a 1 1 1 ' d " I M nc a ong tle road. and. after afe w aos, per laps, it Knightley and what delayed, but no stoppage of any extent was Sank of Scotland .... 71. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 19310 s and running midway between Kettering and 20ta century. experienced. British Linen Conepany 81. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 215 /rs The enemy attacked with guns and musketry, Col. Vyse canvassed one or two more ; and then Caledonian Bank ..... c Bl. per cent 10 0 0 210 03/ lie Thrapston to Ouudle, will skirt the fens adjoining At the middle of the eclipse the planet Venus will whilst th . • e renaainder of tbe 53rd was passing the others said, C 4 w hy did they not come to us also ?" On the occasion of previous snowstorms the City of Glasgow Bank .1. per cent. 10 00100 0 8s 12s Peterborough to the borders of Lincolnshire near be situate nearly on the same parallel as the su • ' • , Eastern Counties line suffered to a very consider- ci.rdesclate Bank .... 5%1. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 12 , 7s n brid , fe in sunport and the he•v i; the did Crowland. Brackley, Northampton, and Oundle and 4 deg. east ; Mercury will be found abont 6 ' I- ' e y guns were being so that iri rea-ty y more harm than root. 1 1 tent and in the • t• t at , e ex , presen • ins anc. a ~ somewhet C nimercial Bank - 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 225/ 0 appear to be situate very exactly on the ceatrel line. deg. distant from the sul), reckoning horizentally • • advanced from the position in which they had There was no method or inanaeem.ent in that 'dee- ' Eestern , aark........ ..61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 10/ Ils In Lincolnshire it traverses Holbeach, and then towards the west, and about 5 deg. below hi Th 11 °rivet y been p. , , l aced to cover the working parties tion If there hed be•.-n, Lord Althorp would. not serious int . erruption in the ordinary traffic has taken ,`,, 1 . - . - L inb. & Glasgow.... - NI. p cent. 5 0 5 0 0 ivelos enters the Wash, patsing milvvay between its chores Principal stars will have the following altitudes arel ni t e The rieht wine of the 93rd Mehl . d • • • • 6 b _ an ers remained have gainec so g i reat a majorit • yas he did. (Hear ) , place. Yesterdav morning the Norwich ecd of the • Norfolk line and various points on the Eattern i National Bank ...... 6% per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 183 Os North o f Scotland Bank 51. per cent 20 0 0, 210 0 151 5s towards the North Sea. bearings :- on the right hank of the Kallee Nuddee, • in reserve. - -- -----e-- Unton were entirely blocked, Owing to the drift of Union Royal Bank of Scotl. .„ 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 138/ s Bank °facet. •. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 82110 s For about five miles on each side of the line thus De ,- ees. A raking fire was qnickly opened by Lieut t enan SCaTCII ' LAW APPOINTMENTS -1 e addition to the snow inte the cutting.. A hip number of work- Westerr. Bank- - .... 71. per cent. 50 00500 0 -1 o indicated the eclipse will pretent tbe annular form. Capella (a Aurigre) 48 E.N.E. Vaughau, of the Royal Navy, and Major Smith, t lready made, we believe tha.t Mr. E. S '. . - announcemen s a n were employed to clear the line to allow the alliance Fire and Life.. 8% 1. pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 16/ Os British Guarantee .. 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 1/ 6s Castor . This is the calculated Ernie but owing to tee sliglit y. It o r A - mien, Mr. rG , Mr. A. T. Boyle, / morning mail to pass on its way to London. This Caledonian Fire Incur . I(h.per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251 Os Pollux - City of Glasgow Lite.. 6/. per eent. 25 0 0 2 0 031 lOs degree of uncertainty existing with regard to the mer desired end was at length achieved ; but, inttead , Betelgeux (a Orionis) l5 E. the remainder of the force should come up, for held the same offi , • , .. in 1852, sines which tiale their then Co onial Life ......... 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 3 0 0 71 los precise values of diameters of the sun and moon, i i 0 . a few minutes aim . 4 a.m. the • train Edinbureh Life of arr.v.n e . 7 . . , . . . Inver 61 Der cent 100 0 0 15 0 0 26/15s Aldebaran (a Tauri) 33 E. S. E. which orders were sent ; the position now taken u ) colleagues, Mr. D. M lire and Mr. C. Baillie, have be proper to be used in the prediction of eclipses, the did Der, reach Bishopsgato until atter 7. The various Eng. & Scot, Law Life 5/.oer cent. 53 0 0 3 5 0 41 Os Altar (a Aquilve) l6 W. by the 93rd Highlanders was secured, and the fir i e cone sheriffs. Tre, faurth nomination still remains to , Life kssoc. of le.:Aland 6/.per cent. 40 0 0 3 0 06/ 15s true breadth may, and most likely will, be some- . 7 branches suffered more or less ; some were entirely of the enemy kept down by our It t • d- be made -Edinbui yd, Courant National Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 4 0 1119 s guns, u aa a bl eked • arid so great hed been the drift on li tee i North British Insar... 71. per ceiat. 200 0 0 21 0 0 37/10s what in excess of the above range. Vega (a Lyrre) Vance was not perrnieted e I iney m• - iniou that the [ADVERTISEMENT.] -We have read with much pleasure Du - ' h 1 f ee , Northern Assurance Co. 20 0 0 100 1/ 15s Although the eclipse of March 15 will not be Those, who have any curiosi t ty to see the stars flanks had been secured, when the br' ' ' idge was first B ' • rt on the cure of diseases without me - diciue by Du arry s lap° Sud.bury and flarleeton bran° ea, tle ormer 00, 1 Scottish Provincial .... - 50 0 0 2 0 0 2/ 15 s actually total, it will be so near an approximation with the naked eye iza the daytime will do well to occupied. by the detachment of • • - a wing of the Hieh • Barry's Food, of Indigestiou(Dysp e p s i a s , ) Flatulency, Constipa- and the latter 106 miles fr om Loudon, that they Scottish Union Insrnc. 7%1. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 11 143 to a total eclipse thae, did the moun's a t •t 1 1 •h th 'Cons before the lenders at Rowen, a villa b - ' pparen aequain t iewse ves Wle ese posi i ge a out three mile e time Nervous, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, Cough, Asthma, bAh rem iined blocked yesterday afternoon, and Standard Life ...... •• 51. per cent. 50 0 0 70 0 27/105 bilit . Sto Consumption, and De y The following are a few extracts 0 pen ons were booked from Bishopsgate for the diam eter admit of it, less than 10 seconds of time occurre . nce of the ecliese. the right, where there was a ford. A pat 1 h • GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. '0) a ving which appear to merittheattention of many:-Cure No. 47,121, n - would suffice far the entire obliteratio places up. en them. nof the aun The central line near to which the greatest de- been sent also on the previous day to destroy what -Miss Elizabeth Jacobs, of Nazing Vicarage, Waltham cross, Div'dend Amount " Bailey's beads" will, of course, ehow the s I * Although h d very little effect u the snow a pon the Paid. Price na ever boats mieht be e 'end for sever I 1 m e ves, gree of darkness and the more imposing phenome e , . a nii es up the . • Herts • a cure of extreme nervousness, indigestion, gather- Name of Company. per of and it is very possible that the cote South Eastern line, consid.erable delay took place Annum. Share. na or " circle are to be ex c • Kallee Nuddee to the left of the b . pect d will cross the Greet Western , ridge. At 11 gs, low spin , • 'ts and nervous fancies. Cure No. 48,314.- of glory," which surrounds the sun in t ' otal I . i t i liss Elizabeth Yeoman, Gateacre, near Live ool: a curo of in the arrival of the French mails, caused by the e s e. X s. d. will be seen for a few me t • • men s, since it hat bee " • ec ipses Railway, as above stated, close to the station at a.m., the main column from the old c , mp began to y ' d spepsia and all the horrors of nerZis - retabilit , 1 ' ' n`in the steamboats enter' el • Y. ga aat sea preee t g ing tee British Provincial •• -7/. per cent. 20 0 0 all 23 . n Swindon, which will accordingly be the most acces- to arrive, Brigadier Greathed's brigade lead- Cur ears Y R trevor, County of Down, Irelan i d, 9 1 visible more than half a minute prior and b •e 52,612.- oss th Dec., h• rbeur The mei]. boat should have arrived at Brighton •••••••• •• ~ 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 - - 51.1 Se- sible point in this direction for those resident in the ing. At the same time it was observed that 1854.-The Dowager Countess of Castlestuart feels induced, a • ' ev of London -- - 21. per cent. 150 0 0 150 0 0 100 quent to the totality. The appearance of th Dover at 8 o'clock yesterday morning ; but it was -it-- 2/. 50 0 0 all - e rose- metropolis who may wish to view the eclipse to the the enemy had got a heavy gun in le the interest of suffering humanity, to state that Du Barry's Equitable •. •• ...... coloured prominences, or " red flamet," as they bust advantaee. It will tra po- . til 9 minutes to 3 yestlerday afternoon thet a European .... .•••••. • 61 per cent. 21 0 0 - - excellent Revalenta . Aiebica Food has cured her, after not un 107. arse the main line of the sition which had not opened before, about entral .• •• - -8/. per cent 10 0 0 - are usually termed, is more doubtful. In the London aud e No v ' all medicines had failed, of indigestion, bile, great telegraphic message was receivee at London-bridee Great C 10/. per cent. 50 0 0 - 78 rth-Western about a mile from the half-past 2 p. 113. ; the 533, supported by tile 93d e , Imperial .. • • ...... eclipse of 1851 I saw the principal flame four or Blisworth station, and, leavin P , nervousness and irritability of many years' standine This stating that the ves , el had just arrived. Some of Ditto New - en 0012 10 G 263,i eterborough four advanced on the village, to the right, which had Food deserves the confidence of all sufferers, and ma '. l) Ditto Debe,ntures - Steck 100 0 0 - five seconds after the first gleam of sunlight, when miles to the south-east 'll g h -- y e con- the trains were somewhat behind time ; but at no ,wi cross t e Great North- already been evacuated in consequence of the fire sidered a real blessing. Inquiries will be cheerfully an.cwercd. Do. Continental !steep. 31 53. 50 0 0 42 15 0 50 the illuminated portion of the solar disc would he ern Railway near to its ' t . • the line was there any considerable accu- eo. Do. 2d Cap. 41. 15s. 50 0041 0 0 - June ton with the EestLin- brought upon it ; vrhilst Brigadier Greaihecl Supported by testamo • uials from the foil • Ib•t d P •o Poi nt en owing ce e ia 0 i . about equal to the breadth of the annulus in the colnshire and Midland lines. Th fessors of Chemistry: Dr. A Urc; Dr. Shorland; Dr. llarvey; mutation of snow. Do. Do. 3d Cap. 41. 105. 50 0 0 43 10 0 - e respective com- marched along the left of it, the cavalry moving at Do. no. 4th Cap. 31 50 0041 0 0 - approaching eclipse. The observation was con- panics might probably add t th • Dr. Campbell ; Dr. Gattiker ; Dr. Wurzer •Di Ingram ; The snow did. not impede the traffic on the Lon indepeneent ..... - o en . revenues by a sharp pace on the line of the enemy's retreat Lord Stuart do Decies; the Dowager Countes ' s of Clstlestuart; d Ain• , + _ firmed by the testimony of the Rev. W. R. Dawse, affording facilities for the on an- origaten ; but in the course of yesterday Londov Parl. Preferen. 5 , . per cent. 25 0 0 - conveyance of the public towards Futtehgurb. The retreat of the enemy Major Gen. Thomas King, and many other respectable per- • . d. L d Ph i 514 per cnt 60 0 0 52 0 0 .50 who accompanied me to Sweden and who is well to the above points on the morni teleeraphic messages were recelve at on on- oen 4 • ************ ng of the 15th of soon became a rapid flight, considerable execution sons, whose health has been restored by it, after all other - ' Ratcliff.. •• . - kn own to be one of the best and most experienced March. S wind 'll h bth on wi per aps e e more eligible being inflicted by the cavalry under the imme- mean • sof cure had failed. Suitably packed with full instruc- brldge from ew aven, stating that the steamboat N h - Surrey Consumers obsery which should have left at 8 o'clock on United 20 era of the present day. One of the " red position, as the magnitude of the eclipse will be diate superintendence of B • '' tions. In canisters, Ilb. 2s. 9d. ; 21e. 46. 6d. ;51 . . ; b lls (th - leans), General .• •• - _ flitineE" in 1842 ogadier-General Grant loth 225. The 121 b canisters are sent carriage free, on re- Tuesday morning, had no'. owing to the gale on Westminster Chartered , 7 ger c • ent 50 0 0 - _ was also remarked for several se- semewhat gteater there than higher up the central and Brigadier Little ; all the • b - . 50 0 0 10 0 0 - ce ' llds aft th guns which had. een ceipt of Post-offl -oo order Barry Da Barry, and Co., 77, the coast, then started ; and that the Rouen, which w i e e s r t t n o .i , i ts ew 10 0 0 all - er e re-appearance of the sun. The fact line. •• •• is a sufficie opposed to us, viz. (vide Return), eight en number Regent-street, London. ire - C t: e • tth f portant au ion st e ams o ear- d d • ' should un er or 'nary circumstances have been de- Ditto B - nt proof that no ex lanation of the phe- To the unprofessional observer I would suggest falling into our hands. ful dangers of spurious imitations.--The Vice-Chancellor Sir nomenon on the a ' ' I) spatched at 8 o'clock yesterday, had for the same analogous eff„t • upposition of mirage or other that he will find his adTantage byleeving telescopes In this skirmish all the troops engaged beha.ved William Page Wo o l oth March granted an Injunction on the 1 , MISCELLANEOUS. , is admissi 54 aeainst Alfr ,De retson een b k t • tl h b The b t h ep in le tr our. oa s, ow - astronomical i t ble. Leaving the purely at home. The phenomena which require their aid remarkably well ; and the only fault I had to find 1 13 8 5, t, . . ed Hooper Nevill, for imitating ' Dividend Amount 1 p enomena t - rry s Reveled.% Arabiea Food." ever, would be sent as soon as the state of the sea of 'Paid. Price. per attempt to e e t , o the astronomer, I will are not certain to accur in this eclipse, and while he was with their too great eagerness for attack. The Name of Compar.y. escri e those a hem he would undoubtedl i ADVEtt.TIBIO4BII.I-- SIGHT AND HEARIN; - SPECTACLES- justified that course. Annum. Share. more especially intere f ppearances which are 'is looking for t , y, lo se th e rebels who were dispersed on this occasion con- petteeem, TEL3SCOPEs - OPERA, RACE AND Peaspecrivs snd which every on E tug to the general reader, best Tiew of those far grander appearances on the sisted of three or four battalions, 41st and othsr GLASSES. -S. and B. %lemons, opticians, 39, Albemarle- The neighbourhood of Rochester and Chatham --- o s. d. X 8. d. - vided he stations h• 6 May hope to witness pro- earth and in the heavens which h ave especially corps of _Native Infantry. In the 41st the rebels street, Piccadilly, the York Hotel, W. IV " • ymterday visited with a heavy fall of snow, Acadian Charcoal Iron •• 10 0 0 2 0 0 - Observe-opposite 20 0 0 )0 0 0 - ineself eam Ship .. central line. sufficiently near to the rivetted the observer's attention in great eclipses of had begun with much system to organise a second By her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for valuable and ex- which lasted without intermission for about sixteen African St .. GI. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - When two-thirds, or rather the sun. A few coloured. glasses varying in depth battalion, their recruits being dressed in a neat T traordinary improvements in the most powerful and brilliant hours, accompanied by a cutting north-eaeterly elescopes, Camp Race-course, Opera, and Perspective wind. The hills and all the exposed lands are Assam sea •... •• •• . Auction Mart•• •• •• • A.ustrallan Aqrlculturl / 1 41 per cent 50 0 0 - - - 25 0 0 19 0 0 27% diameter are covered by the ha more, of the snn's of shade will be useful in watching the successive uniform. Their rout was complete, and it is said, Glasses to know ale dis Th T 1 ,-- SOS' tances. eso e esaepes pos Au traltan Trust •• •• Si. pr cent. 100 0025 0 0 - coon or covered with snow to a depth in some places of A.u s st 1 M ' 1 raeen Roya at - 10 0 0 au has assumed the figure presented , when the stm phases of the eclipse, but he will need no Other as- apparently on good authority, that the fugitives such eAraordinary power that some, three and a-half inches, - - by the BOVC , rel feet, while many of the roads lead.ing in Anglo-Mexican Pant.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 all 14 or four days before the change _ moon three sistance. A perusal of some popular account ef the who escaped have made for Bareilly. with an extra eye-piece will show distinctly Jupiter's moons, d 5/. per cent 50 0 1M- British American Lan 6 e u 40 0 0 130 tion in the colour of th 1 , a decided altera- appearances attending the totality will probably The camp was pitched late in the evening on the Saturn's riug, and the double stars ; with the same telescope ft om the country are blocked up and rendered Canada ... •• ••••.. .. 1. per cet4 100 0 0 32 10 0 - e andscape wilt can be seen a • , alf mhos passible. In many of the railway cuttngs on the peiton s countTaance three-and-a-h . Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. pet cent Stock 100 0 0 - marked ; al gradually deepe • • ning yellow tine' ; 1 ba re- enable him to see more than he would do if entirely road to Futtehgurh, fiVO miles from the Kallee distaut and an ob e • lb to 20 miles. For the waist- Jet horn North Kent line the snow has drifted to a. great Ditto, s per cent bds 51. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 - 'reel) over it, and. about the -08 wol unacquainted therewith ;he will then know what Nuddee, where I had the pleasure of meeting Col. coat-pocket an Ditto, 6 per cent. •• 01. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 - f th engines and r all same time has e , d are of larger, and all sizes, with increasing depth, rend • h ering t e passage o e Ditto, 6p e. bds 1874 .1. per cent Y c emmenc dth g n e - to look for, and. will be less likely to be disconcerted Seaton, who had. ridden over from Bowen to report powers accordingly. The Royal Exhibition, 1851. -A valu- . . ch . stoet 100 0 0 - nature which ' e at period of unusual stillness of b able nowl env trains extremely difficult. There has not been su Ditto, 6p c, bds 1876 6/. per cent. Stock 100 00 - of tile 4 , l ___ is frequently a marked ch t • y the almost supernatural aspect of everything the arrival of his force and convoy in person. He , , Y euted, very small, powerful, Waistcoat-pocket ears past. Crystal Palace • • .... 2/. per cent 5 0 0 11 - abouea 1 ,7 11 .ee of aunlight T • arac entitle around him. It cannot be too well understood that was directed to make certain arrangements with Glass, the size of a walnut, by which a person can be seen aud several a severe snow storm in Kent for Y Ditto Preference 7 a •• • • 1 pr. cent. 50 0 e 0 0 4% revicwoo to _ . en minutes or ther - • t • known one and a-half mile distant. They answer every pm , _______ ________ e _ e _e Crys. Palace of France - azure' blue oe th ' n e Etreates e iis only upon or very near to the central line that the latter, and to close on Futtehgurb, after being - 40 0 all - 0 _ . t eclipse the pal pose on the Raeo_course and at the Opera-houses. Covity THE DRIJMMSR BOY AT LlacKNOVe.-A drummer of 'ity Navigation Bonds 3% / per cent - - - purple, th e L ori like , win chan e eor we are to anticipate the most strikine effects. Aud joined b Bri adier Walpole. A very large stock seener and I t 'ellectric Tele h • • grap .. hl. y s lips aro clearly seen at 12 to 14 miles : per cent, Stock. 100 0 0 105 side of the specteet n Will be / 1111 tl. tp violet or if I have not expressed mlf• If ffi • 1 f • y g d d b t C t • y her M",i es 'y'S 324, named Conway, a mere boy, pre. Eng.&Aus. Cop. Smelt. or, aoa. att o c ose in on eve - yse wit su cient c ear- o gram was or ere to e sent o awnpore, o are invaluable for sheeting, deer-stalking, yachting, to 50 0 all 1 % Will appear to descend n ortly Is after the h ry ness with reference to its position acro h S 3 1 e lemma ease that district, and lighten the labours of the sportsmen, gentlemen, gs.mekeepers, and tourists. Opera sented tii-i musket al a. huge sepoy, aud the man then eee.e-eris. Mag. T. c o . - 50 0 0 all - descent of the sky strurillimini. This e eavens tr ' • yit will afford me much pleasure to ' . . Camp, Perspective, and Race-course Glasses, with wonderful fell on his kneee, and begged for his life. The boy Equitable Reversionry ei a.per cent, too 0 0 110 0 0 - Ditto New ........ eaa ou , PPELrelat ther inf give any fur- Commissariat, for the supply of Sir James Outram. len with me," _ 50 0 0 22 10 0 - astonishing and imposing effects 6 of the In t orrnation in my power t • t d • powers. - Invaluable preserving Spectacle Lenses of the said in an authoritative voice, " Come i . ' g . i C4en. Revers. & Invest "I oin en ing ob- On the 3d I mtrched on Futtehgurh, which had d' d dth 1 dh . h d n the prisoner, marcaea Gen. h sc. oh. (Lim. ; a• p e and 1/. 'OO 0 0 .00 0 0 - of the tot . OS SerVers of this e ' greatest t - . clipse. ransparent power. The great advantage orive an en p ace is an s o - 25 0 0 all - 1851 ; indeed on that mention it was tvnl 11‘tY in Guided 1-, been deserted after the defeat of the previous day, from this invention is th tvi i i , __a_ _s.on _mpaired becomes pre- him off, and, on meeting an officer, he said, " Here, Gen•SteamNavigation 101. per ct. & 15 0 0 14 0 0 a-- ling. For two or three minu y appal- r ia. - tes at the time ef te el -ne e rnieht b -Y an autho 't re y upon which I imagined by all the followers of the Nawab. The flight of served and i szengtEened and very aged persona arn enabled sir, is a pr i soner I h ave t a een,"-From CaPtain An- London Gen. Omnibus 12/. per cent 40 0 all 3% greatest obscurati p 'on the lanet Venus -e r eferred tea, and several th. le - -he eclipse e placed, I have , more than once the rebels was so rapid that they had DO time to to employ their sight at the most minute occupation-can see derson's Sieg of Lucknoto. Hudson's 8ay........ 5/. per cent. Stock Elung.eFford .......... 2/. sa. 100 0 0 Stock - all - f the brightest stars will probably come in e th, le,g , T ~,. on 'ne morni to view, land. e au e '- ti ng of Aututt , complete the destruction ef the Government pro- with 'hose . lenses of a much less magnifOng power -and [..k DV e'RTISELIENI.] - Ointment and Pills 11.0lIowee's --- • tee •e. Aok i. Ni ,,,,, 0 10 0 0 all - 0 ne that would be t they do not I, es to tbo dare a et baud nen. need 1 - ..- - - '' ' - no otal in En i require the frequent e -an g ' - . " •- \VA: Tit,...i, 1.:1;.,,,t1:ug r , me'- ,,, g ‘.- ' '', - • '''' '''' '-- •-•,-: --, e•-• -' - ',-,, ___ while everythin, a around the observer will have as- w'll t b h w alle t I no e t _e Cane. o state positivel t g- perty. It is with the utmost satisfaction I heve to ' gerc, - ,.s effects ~f fart.',or powerful assistan - e. PerseLs on the tumor- '.lex, &.. Ameriev• - i 0 0 0 all - . Wel gloomy appearance which has pose the col 1 • Rayi ng f ., u _, Y hat this iefonn your lordship of the very large amouut of cm be suit d o at tho moe. remote part of the world by send- despair of iieing cured, they aet in "ni Bm .' Nat. Disco t • ' . awned that unn4 eu %ho t , to ~,,,. ,nu reason to au tone, and vigour to all the N un Co.np.• - 25 0 0 50 0 4 ' duce feelings of awe. Objects ill w.-- made erroneous, I me .. &Lien aute t t on h P - stores, of the most valuable description, belonging ing One of the glanes ou t et their spectacles in a letter, and bent systeni, giving energy,. . .S.W. Gov.sp.e. Deb. 5/. per cent. - 100 0 0 - never failed to in intoned the e a r ,. me been to th small reit functions of life their surprising sale in every part Of Nor. Bri. Australasian 611. 10 0 all % • d with dull olive or purple ; the • Mr Farley, who has been kind ea - - -urnlita nee tE b e late gun and clothing agencies, which have stating the distince from tho eye they can read p . .. . , . t convincing proof of deer North of Europe, Stm. el. per cent. 20 0 0 17 10 0 - then appear tinge for me the artitula ° hell t with it and those who have not made use of spectacles ey the civilised WOeld IR the mos _ _ laced for the effect, will seem P ‘•- rs a the eeli . 0 compute een sa.ved to the sta.te. A notorious malefactor, e , , ld wopnds, scrofula, and Price'sPatentCand•Co - 23 0 0 all 20% clouds, if favourably p 1- from good modern elements of the P" 111 cille"i" one Najir Rhan was seized with his guns in the sta.ing their age. Deafness.-New pis e. ' cover -The Oxganie efficacy in curing bad legs, o Peel River.Land&Min. - 50 0 all 2% d h b' h him, an t 0 lac., ds of erscns who suffered Vibrator, an extraordinarily powerful, small, newly-invented diseases of the skin, thonsan P Pen. & Oriental Steam 71. per cent 50 0 0 all 80% to be almost in contect wit ri,e r , sult shows that his merely te . moen sun a ri d town. 1 eau . ) i . und ~ sect this to be done by the inhabitants, have been cured by their Ditto New - 50 0 0 10 0 0 18% instrument for deafness, entirely different from all others, from these dreadful maladies he face of t' e sun, and stir- . , , ,i . ~ , , , . e e A n " 11 " 1 of 111 er tear of • I. moon projected on t i ,e t . • t enose tiolc eitlL 0 ,‘. t eye e t __ . e th 5 cxecnted l'• 1 1' 1- , iiment on themselves. He was surpassing anything of the kind that has been, or prot ibly . a3e, after ever t h yo.er re fli d -th eir is no ese Reversionary Int. Soc. 1%1. pr cent 100 0 0 all me dy had .3..8 a ee,/ p” i s, 10. , - rounded by a brilliaret htlo, 3 11 w - .... ,ipiie,ir tO u‘a .' i . ontact will occur at five minutes a. , i 1,,,, t - -a , ti.u., p, i-.• - 1 past five a.m. at m e. - 1,,, 1ver, e. .., -Iva. g, .te, t n the 41 int,i-.. 1,3 wax e01,,u,.. :19 tilt; 61%in, I,' , DPW Neer • 1., , ...,ta7.)ji0 ,,, , bul toro- be ett,•; 4 , -," _ - ," - - ',- ',, • , , c .! ' . .*, • ~•,' ° . o 20 0 0 - , :an be, produced. B,Aug ur t - :towever ok'stinatm or 1 11„ .., - 5 +.',3,1 +lan .) , ..ca.n •, • .(-- ,- .0,/ 0 0 if I , C £5 hardly more than 100 yards ditant. However a c less sanction t Greenwich, and the sun will rise than a quarter tw ee, to he appoint .Iv-ii ,(,:rvice 11,1,1 a.l . • 1 t not perdeptible II; e , table deal per Fons to hear dis•lue! iy a c " '4 ' ' . 7 , rp ice. to me o ..., „ , • ,_ : . ~ ~ . s . e „ , , ..,., i therefore tbe sar•ted should irnmediaiely try ti, , em.- _ , , ~ , • ,otf"ish Ans. Invest. It'i• pel ct , it. , 1 0 0 11 , 1 ' person may have prepared himself for the pheno . - d 8 Thus the approachirg eclipse po wer "811 " hien in th merit of Mr. Capper, civil ser- . eaa,,,, abd at libi , . Lee the diaptea,..).n,, sc..n. tOn ai , I- it• a OO -nla ' ' , d and it aftxds Sold by all menciue vendors thioughout the World ; ' 71. er cen- 25 30atti Australian Land p .. 0 0 all }35 I of an hourprel , Lou . singing noises in the ears is entire.y remov, ~ . Trust and Loan Comp. /ea.. pr cent. 20 0 0 50 0 41i mena of a great eclipse, it is not unlikely that ins rep re . eut . ~ e Puttehgurh district M at Professor Hollowayte Ettablishment, 244, Strand, Van Diemen's Land •• 1 0a• 100 0028 10 0 1014 r. all the assistance that possibly could be desired.--39. Alter nnt IleVf at3SidaUt * as a man of marie.street, Piccadilly -Opposite the York flotel,W, • Lyndon. 6 per cent, Bolide .... 6 per cent, - et - SPO.RTING I'N'TELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING-TUESDAY. The Tyro Stakes of 5 EOVS. each, with 40 added ; for 2-yr olds ; colts 83t 71b, fillies and geldings 81t 31b. Win• ners 41b extra. The second to save his stake. T.Y.C. (11 subs.) Mr. J. Merry's Miss Finch, 83t Blb (Sopp) 1 Mr. T. Parr's Juyeuse, 83t 313- (E. Forster) 2 Mr. Roach's Young Lovell, Bst 71b (Fordhaw) 3 Tilt following also ran :—Tomboy, Thernaopy:m, and Artniniuß. B-tting-2 to 1 agst Tomboy. 5 to 2 agst Miss Finch, 4 to 1 agst Young Lovel, 5 to 1 agst Joyeuse. Won by t lengths ; about the same distance be tween tie second and third ; Arminius was fourth, Tnerrhopylm filth, and Tomboy sixth. Aintree Plate of 50 sous. Winners after Ist Feb. sib extra. One mile. Mr. Cocking's Gammons-r, 3 6st 8 b (Pritchard) 1 Mr. Whitworth's.Leukothea, 3 yrs, Est 5113 (Peacock) 2 Mr. Hodgman's A r lon, 3 yrs 6,t 61b (Crook) 3 Filly by Sinioorn, and Knockburn also ran. Betti, g—Even on Leukothea, 4 to 1 agetKnockburn, 8 to 1 agst Gatutnnner. Won by a head ; about three lengths between the second and third. LivEitrooL, Wednesday Atternoon.—At 12 o'clock this day the clerk of the course was reluctantly tom pelled to announce the postponement of the Grand Na tional Steeplechase. A ltoough the racecourse on Tues day was in pretty good going order, albeit somewhat slippery, yet the severity of the frost during the night rendered the sport impracticable to-day. Still very little snow fell, and now (at 2 o'clock) the day is bright and sunny, but the wind 1, high, and in the shade the frost is most intense. Twenty-five horses have arrived for the steeplechase, and the postponement has created much disappointment. From Irelafid, France, and from all parts of England, vhotors gave arrival in the expectation of witnessing the " Derby" of steeplechases. Mr. Topham, the clerk Of the course, will be the chief sufferer by the unpropitious wea , her, for he supplies the money to be run for, and he has now no chance of a reimbursement. It is doubuul wheth,r the Steeplechase will take place at ail this week. Only two races in addition to the Gra, d National were contained on the card, the uncertainty which existed relative to the Meeting taking place having prevented many gentlemen from sending their horses. Subj .fined is a list of the horses which have arrived at Liverpool, cr rather at Aintree, to run for the Steeple chase : Xanthus, Ton, Moody, Escape, Clandiuri, Little Charley, Magnet gelding, Ab-del-Kader, Morgan Ilattl.r, Jean .iu Quesne, Joe Graham, Treachery, Lough Ba an, Knight of the Shire, Black Swan, Black Bess, Little Tom, The Brewer, Harry Lorrequers Glenarnour, Moire Antique, Conrad, Weathercock, Emigrant, and Pianet. AQUATICS. UNIVERSITY BOAT-RACE. Another trial of aquatic skill beween the rowing gentlemen of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge has been determined upon, and the following are in active training for the event : OXFORD. 1, Risley, Exeter. 2. Arkell, Pembroke. 3. Lane, Christ Church. 4. Austen, Magdalen. 5. Lane, Balliol. 6. \Vood, University. 7. Warro, Balliol. Thorley, Wad bam, stroke Walpole, Balliol, steerer. CAMBRIDGE. Havart, St. John's. Smith, Trinity. Lubbock, Camas. Durrocb, Trinity. Harper, St. John's. Lloyd, Macdalen. Fairburn, Trinity. Hall, Magdalen, stroke. Wbarton, ditto, steerer. The race is to take place at mid-day on the 27th inst., over Vie nival course, from Putney-bridge to Barker's rails, Mortlake, on nearly the tip of the tide. Both crews are composed of very Eno powerful men, averaging 12 stone each, the Cantabs being at present a trifle heavier than their opponents, notwithstanding whielPit however, the Oxonians, said by competent judges to be the best crew seen for years past, are the favourites. Country iflaniets. HULL— MAncn 2. The weather has been lroety, with cutting oast winds' At our market this morning the attendance was got,: and wheat in fair s upply, w ith a s t ea d y sa l e a t l as t vreo.! 4 ‘" currency. Foreign unchan ge d i n va l ue . B ar l e y VI Beans and pea s th e t urn d earer . O a t s i n reques t, at prices. Wheat, Engli , h red, 44s to 45s ; white 46s to 50s; . oa la c i 8i 24a to 28s ; b ar l e y, 32. t o 36 s ; I n di an corn , 37 s ; lncseeto cakes, Hull, 91 15 4 t o 9/ 17 s 6d ; ditt o , f ore i gn , - -al l • 8/ 5s ; rape cakes, 51 li•s Oil to Cl Os ; guano, --/ * bones, 61 10s.; flour, —s to ---s; tares, —s to NEWCASTLE—MARCH 2. Farmers' wheat in small supply, with a quick sale, and and Saturday's decline recovered. Fine qua ies and foreign scarce, and in reque s t a t p r i ces the turn dearer. Flour more doing, with full prices. Barley unaltered. Oats dull, but t lower. Beas aud pas quiet' CATTLE— no ßeasts, a fair sale at e previ o us rated, Sheep and pigs in limited demand, at , a decline on last week. RDINBURGH RAY AND STRAW MARKET Meson 2. Snpplies of all kinds these last six days large. Oat straw, from 6s Od to 9s 6d per kemple of 16 stone* trop ; wheat do., 5s 6d to 7s ; barley do., 5s 6%1. to 6 tiod. Hay from 10d to 12d. EDINBURGH MEAL—MARCH 2. There were in the market to•dey 11. sacks oatmeal, eaCI weighing 2801 b imperial, which sold at 33s 5d and --'a• DALKEITH MEAL MARKET—MABen - 2. There were in the market to-day 15 bags of oatmeal. oor barleymeal, and 0 pot barley. Sales dull. Oatmeal per sack of 2801bs First . Second. T hird. imporial 33 Od —a Od 32s Od i Barleymeal, per ditto -a Oct —s Od —• 9,1 Peasomeal, per ditto Flour, new, per ditto .... —a Od —s Od —s n Pot-barley, now, per ditto —s Od a Od —s " DUBLIN. MARCH 2. White wheat, 26s 61 to 28s Od , red ditto, 23e Od to 265 Od ditto new, sOd ; barley, malting, 13s to 18s Od; grind ing, —s to ---s ; oa.s, old, Ils Od to 14s; ditto, new, Oct to —s 01 ; oatmeal, 14s to 15s Od; bore, new, 14s to 165 Od ; rapes d, 233 Od to 25s Od per brl ; bakeis' flour, 163 Od to 203 Od per cwt ; Indian corn, 31s 01 to 33s 6d Pe r 480 lbs. n.—MARCH 1. the close of the market Wal'send, tia. COAL &URA Prices of Coals per ton a‘ s. d. s Horpeth West Hartley 17 0 00 0 Ward's West Hartley _l6 0 S ou th D ur ham ..... A ••••-' Keiper Grainge ~......••25 0 qt, 22 ; sold, 22. Ships at mark, HARBOUR OF REFUGE IN THE BRISTOL CHANNEL.---- The need of a suitable harbour of refuge for the ehippiag frequenting the Bristol Cbannol, having been brough t under the notice if the Leisglature, has called forth aP' plications from several localities. A breakwater in St• Ive's Bay is recommended by the Cornish people, while the Bristol Chamber of Commerce is in favour of A harbour at Clovellv. The coasts of the Channel bace been surveyed by Capt. Claxton, R.N. The inbabitantB of Swansea have s,t forth the claims of the Mumbles to a breakwater, which they state would render the splen. did bay of Swansea a safe refuge harbour. LOCAL SHARI? MARKBTA LIVERPOOL —Marton 3. STOCK ExcliANGE—There has been au entire absence of business to-day, and the tcn?deny of prices has been droop. in. Closing quotations :—Birkenheads, 73 -Caledonian' , 48I—Chester and Holyhead , 19 t ; I ! —Eastern Counties , 12 13-16 5-16—East Lancashire, 924—London and North Western, 98R—Sheffields, 39i 40—Midland, 99 i—N^r til British, 13A b---York and North laid' land, 394 ;o—Leeds Northern, 244 5- Doiers, 22i 7 -16-- Dutch Rhenish, 3/ 1 dis.—Grand Trunk of Canada, 1 2 1 i —Great Western, 194 20. BIRMINGHA Nt, MARCH 3. STOCK EXCHANGE. —This market was a shade firmer to day, but there was very little business done. Midland. closed at Os—London and North- Westerns at 98; I—South Staffords at M 11 ex div.— Birmingham and Derbr 15 " 706 71—and Birmingham Old Uni on Mills w e re done to 1313. biANCHESTEIt, MARCH 3 STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market opened flat, and there was a limited business, prices closing rather easier. District' Bank, I prem.--Dovers, 22 7-16 7-16—Trunks, 1211.16 Shethelds 31 per cent. 68—Leeds, 921—Eastern Counties, 124—Lee de F. Id—Caledonians, 481—Londons, land, 994—Sonth Staffords, 1 ex div. BIRTHS. - - BLAILAND—On the 2d inst., the wife of George Blaxland, Esq., of Crosby-square, London, and of Clapton-square• of a daughter. BIDGOOD —On the 3d inst., at 6, Vigo-street, Mrs. Fred. Bidgood, of a daughter. MANN —On the tIAI inst., at 20, Mvddelton-square, the wit. of Edward Mann, Esq., of Selling, of a son. SALIION—On the 2d inst., at South-park, Ilford, Ewes' the wife of R. U. Salmon, Esq., of a son. MARRIAGES. PAII IIVIS FISHER —OAKLEY—On the 27th nit., At st , to Sarah Aunt Churc, Mr. George Fisher of OxforSad, younge h r daughter of the late Mr. muel oakley , 01 Glocester. DEATHS, ARICWRIGHT• On the 27th ult., at Hampton Court, ilcr°. furdshire, John Arkwiight, Esq., aged 72. BATES—On the 2d inst., at his residence, 6, Ludgate-hill, Mr. T. C. Bates, and late of 61, Windmill street, next-Gravesend, aged 7 2 . rt le lace, CAMPBELL -On the 28th ult ., at Ar gy Sir Robe Campbell, Bart., aged 00. giltorr FEY—On he Ist inst., Ci9vodon, Scmier.et=hire, Wri" Fry, nged VO. HAI-Ludt—On the 2d inst., at Chichester, J. • Esq., aged 63 . KRAEuTLER —Ou the 3d inst., William Kranetler, Egg" Cornwall-torrace, egent's-park STEPHENS—On the 2d ins ß t., at his residence, Claphsif riso, Mr. William Stephens of Throgm orton-st ree erred Printe,. and P , .). - .,!ii,4tigd by WEIRDO of No, 11'2, .I.trat , s, 171 c Suti , 112, Btr,nd, in the Precinct of the Savoy, i n the co lli3 of Ifittdiesox, Thursday, March 1, I.Ba