The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03 00:00:00

r)ril 3.10 Lt if the 115th7,4 4bre FridaPto tl olve irself 10 view t° con tl ;iD O C 100, 60 0.1 of the, l `'`dj,g ; was agso —TvEs ol*. a resolution Pr' holish the t3S i dment, t he ,i P e i on, 1135 " IVEDVg SP° ctable 0, agh Comm`' ) into CO d wyree • 'OVISIOnS of NLEY , to al te )11.;01... ) thOSO Wobbg ;erativ.e.__ for leachr 4 ~,,f. be lidl be t, 139tLht who ald recec. oTem - egt!", st to P9l'','°, )mpel t le limitati°l th a t of )1,,,r,; en from withdrao'll the co 4 r s ',.t nded tb, t farnier s ; b n ) e believe. „ r la ilia' n , "' w' .man ,sho e always MALO SP -hether t would Sr d, the 5,3, tion or Law,. Garrett, her , Al tn , ir. • , .. , t 1 tut!) c consoa, t' divided • uo'"e own h loud RIDAY• ti ding of e distrl' o ol , so, it 1 Ist to 0 9 0, or in the or ; k , Poor l' a „,e ailed re.s hich Om, ter than )posed . 4 1 his 00" ) nan thte April 3, 1849. i&blpptitg hAlikigE„.Bl)AY. MARCH 27.—Wind S.S.E., light. kiele ta 2 , 1 ' . .,, Surat, Graham, from Calcutta ; sailed from St. ki ds io, e ' r danuary—Cuna, Gibson, from Cephalonia—hdou- N L ' [ roan Rouen —Ada, Watson, from Savannah. iiv e, ,„,, Elizabeth Bentley Bennett for Staten Island -11„ try, A l t li , n, for r traq uet ",,Hi, for N arva — Petrimella_, Kirkhove, for Ghent— Ri g B— GeoL,"e Glen, for Para—St. palt, , .thes, for Corfu —Richard Anderson. Bennett, for tor Nar°jeFairfax, Cornelius, for Africa—Herald, 4 Y --- lie;," - A r von, Jones, for Naples—Orpheus, Neill, for Bom- M'Kinnon, qa)) Castle, Bowman for St. Petersburg—Robert, Beau 'ld, lila,Lr,Roston—Herman, Welch, for Baltimore—Blanch ''''ard, for New York. 1ti,,,, -.--.--...... P urnie,i-:., Leitch, hnce at omba 17th errir, frm, AEacherne, hence B at Calc y utta. Feb. sir Calcutta, at St. Helena. n lein ~n‘',;ard Douglas and Marchioness of Douro, from Moul -110,4., , i i tto. , _ Lordli!,Stuart L lphinstone, from -, at ditto. klaN a t ta ,nLeY, off Ascension. 1 4(ly An n Bandy, hence at Buenos Ayres, under jurymasts. 40,14„...nt1, Ames hence at St Michael's. tUttAti'lcol, Winso ' r, sailed from . Cephalonia for this port Sth 41 )Lle Emily hueckford, and Letitia, Bade, hence at Corfu. . 141(ly 6 1 4 a,weY, hence at Trieste. , Er a ti.ar.otte Guest Frazer hence at ditto.. lieimi titic ..ITlgston • Majestic. Reeves, and Emily, Gug , sue [.t Palermo: 6th instant' tor tili'rGreetl, Procter, and Littl e l." 4 Rlior,, "ed, Blake, and Fair Kathleen, Brenton, hence . at Sid', -' Inverness, Kiel, sailed from ditto kW h ,. 114 taiit °4 and Alfre end „ i'AZietards, r e, Lutnan, aniel Sim, ,th sailed from ditto for this port 15th woollen manufacturers Gr a latha rn ?te R ow hence for Dunkirk, at Penzance. ianti ck , e, hence for Abbeville, at ditto. atet Plitt, hence for Copenhagen, at Plymouth. Load, H utchinson, from Bahia and this port at the ci • oth \i - Ins lan sailed from this port for . Hong Kong iT 4t.2l weit 'Y was spoken on the ';.9th July, in lat. 32 sou tin t a l' Eszk x ,,,, -, and has not since been heard of. arcb 24.—The Lactura, JP 45 , Jegd ge,ba.7 Liverpool, put in here to y, a lid yr been it) contact with abe which los, ia,,„ 5 q,114 „,. 0 !TI. The Superior, Wf om LiNerpoo , '-uat/,tt,,hyi;t?!lto this port, with s' having be from I ight da h 4117 EI)NRci rceN Carmencita, For Hong user ' ' head_ ~ F w York—: Paton, I for Charie 4th lt i e Nit ti o L.st a , i._BRiI off Gibraltar—Requiter, hence for Cotittlintinople, 17th March, off Cape St. Vincent—Regina, hence for Malta, 25th March, in lat. 50, long. 7—Peltona, from New Orleans, for Belfast, 24th March, in lat. 50, long. B—Atala, hence, 25th March, sixty-five miles below Tuskar—George, of this port, 21st March, in lat. 50, long. 12—Agatha, from Calcutta, for this port, 9th Jan., off Algoa Bay—Carena, for Havana, 22nd March, in lat. 50, long. 7—Adelaide, of Guernsey, 6th March, in lat. 47, long. 33 — Monarch, from Sunderland. for Philadelphia, 21st March, in lat. 50, long. 12—Reginald, for Calcutta, 28th March, off Tus kar—Mortimer Livingston, from Apalachichola, for this port, sth March, in lat. 36, long. 67. LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, MARCH 27 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED T. Riley and B. Stott, Manchester, bookbinders — and H. Aylmer, Manchester, commission agents. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. E. Christian, Liverpool, shinsmitli—first div. of Is. 10d. in the pound, any Wednesday, at the office of Mr. Morgan, Liver. pool. .1. Beckett, Liverpool, ironmonger—first div. of 44d. in the pound, any Wednesday, at the office of Mr. Morgan, Liverpool. W. Blain, Liverpool, corn merchant—second div. of Is. in the pound, and first div. of 3s. in the pound on new proofs, any Thursday, at the office of Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool. G. Atkins, Liverpool, broker—third div. of 22d. in the pound, any Thursday, at the office of Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool. W. Croudson, Wigan, iron merchant. R. Macoun, Bolton, Lancashire. BANKRUPTS. -T. Taylor Robert Roberts, Toxteth-park, grocer, April 10, 30, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy soli citors, Messrs. Chester and Co., Staple-inn ; and Messrs. More- Bordeaux for this port on the' I croft anti Son, Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove , Li I vetPTI• raithwaite, Cumberland, 4( ) ,, . k":,Y,rl, A off E 1 me Brown. .om Pa• .o, Foster; and Devonia ,eth, Head led fcr Ro ror Havr Holyhead oseph Forreter, T. J. C G. Cra Wbitehaven, mercer •Lyme, smaliware d James Cooper. Newcastle-under- Join' Baskerville, Ludlow, linen draper Alexander Burn Callendar, Mincing-lane, London, corn fac Henry Think, Chatham, timber merchant Thomas Al anders, High-row, Knightsbrid lenry Williams, Park-pl Kennington, London, ironmon Thomas Nunn,Colc James Reid, Edgev Richard John Goss, Sidne , nrc Wren. I son, IA butcher rated, unles ril 23, J. B. - Scott, Bloaburr Leeds. manu linen drape 'HE LONDON GA . savi°6 tri‘ 4 . lel oie fr Viv• o G )( IV ° I rge %,..4Parp 2 ara 1 4 4 En aro, t he ii.4LI".IA frt,loli ric k to vfer,'_llt! s, March •leb 1 k„erisp y r veY, Alason, for Arichat l.llllle, a q p l '• for Newfo • arkl ns, Conn, for undland—lLlessel Philadelphia. V est Her s e'tniunage, from New Yorli, off Cove a, at ditto AI, SATURDAY MARCI -`• arl Ab o •.k,.-A*• en , and to o i 11 , 4; Ai° b efe ro,„ tal r e;, A i' e ‘;: a " . °lll Antwerp— Edith tider, Alward, c 4, V a ,„•,, r ve, from Gill ' ll 4 " l u 6 on Y fro Leel from e v,roeberkirk. froi ; and 'or this y Constaiiilr .Wind S., modernt tard, and Tyringi b, West, from I lesion—Gu ,m, Chu clinn, Ord, f tnd Gu "lexan( liazewinkle uffa Elleujina, ( Maria, Croz .n., and J. ( , wsbury, Yor BANKRUI William Cottor ast, taikl London, wat John Cita] Lloyd, A! iam Bolton Girdlestc ti by the N be shown A. Duranty )of and div.). )f and div.) rdwa 10; William Mat Gaspar Weis SECO k,TD Standard Office, Eleven o'clock FOURTEEN DAYS LA'I ARRIVAL OF ,OM AMERICA MAIL STEAMER AN ERIC This splendid steame before one o'cloek this ived in our river at. a little having left Boston in has encoun- Lfternoon of Wednesday t tered rough 13. viz., he brings 86 r LIST OF PASSENGEI and lady, Mr. Williams an —From .1 In,thr, Mr. Powell and 1 whole of the I ;angers, a Ditto. will , RTAN at S2,t ►d at 9@ Cheese of Cott for Flour, wit In Corn tl BALTIMORE March /9, from Halifax, r. 111`Blair, lad to the c agham, in BankruT FOR LIV rid Cour Ditto, T rr. T I 01)1 tHi LIVERPOOL STANDAUM The political news by this arrival are very meagre. The most important feature under this head is the sensation created amongst the American public by the news brought by the steamer America, of the announcement by Mr. Bancroft of their willingness to reciprocate with England in the repeal of the Navigation Laws. The New York Courier, a paper of high standing, after severely repro bating the conduct of Mr. Bancroft, the representative of an out-going and non-protective government in pledging the present administration of such a policy, which is foreign to their principles, affirms that Whatever be the course which the British cabinet and par liament may adopt, as to modifying and repealing their navi gation` laws, Congress will not reciprocate. If, indeed, as seems to be understood, the coasting trade is to be uncovered any open, as well as foreign trade, there would be no real reci procity even as between Great Britain and the United States, and we should yield far more than we could obtain ; but when it is considered that treaties called ' of reciprocity' which we have negociated with all European nations almost from the Capes of Portugal to the Frozen Ocean, require that commercial concessions made thereafter to any nation in the abrogation of duties or restrictions, shall be common to all people with whom those treaties exist, it will be perceived how mischievous would bzi the operation of a repeal of our navigation laws upon Ame rican shipping and shipping interests." It is said that Mr. Bancroft will certainly be recalled, and Mr. Webster is generally spoken of as his successor. Con gress not being in session—the senate merely sitting in its character as adviser of the executive, undertakes no legis lative business. A call, however, for information, but not for present legislative action, has been made upon the president. The ferment in Canada still continues ; and, notwith standing the pacific pledges of the new president on the subject of interference with the affairs of other nations, it is held that — "If there were to be anything Tike a general rising in the Canadas. and an offer of fraternization (to use the term of the ""e to pre- da) in France) with us, it would be all bu vent the people from rushing to the contest SPECIE. — In reference to the low rate of exchange in New York, the Sun remarks : " Whether we obtain specie from California, certain it is that we are about to draw a large amount from John Bull. Exc' on London has gone down to 106 nd the par rate 1 is now worth nearly three 109 i, it follows that sr per cent. more in Nev • er w it ueve f gold from nterest." ohn.N.l , een ley 30 to toe not read The full particular ew York. ie clamag RCIAL INTELLIGENCE March land at v er of one per cent h 19. P ss in t liver to 0,1072 with so ern is in nr mmon yen id out of so @ RCS,is.__Of In-avy ani @ 20c. fa Ohio to f Ohio ; £5,50 ne enquiry for 5 for common is, and 41 ,r Western Canal Flour I ''or favor' Genesc Orleans is I 56,121- t 85,18 is towel n 1 is in and I st Pork I fl 9 Plt to-day do not exceed 700 bale 1 Canal Flour is fi and in terclay's prices FROM D. OF THE ARMISTICE HApEN, 28th MAE 1,1849 relandet contain of the armistice till Of Denmark to facilitat Alsen on t lowing day for Fr the officer that if a satisfactory from London by the:3rd April, Le hour in entering Schleswig s. d. s. e 6 4 0 6 Aqacktts. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 31. During the early part of the week some symptoms of im provement were observable, but during the last day or two the trade has relapsed into its former inactivity. At Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday business was dull, and the value of Wheat and Flour was scarcely supported. Our market to-day is slow for every article, but there is no material alteration in prices from those of this day week. PRESTON CORN MARKET, MARCH 31, The arrivals are unimportant. The demand for each article of the Corn trade throughout the week has been of a retail character, without any material change in prices. The farmers in this district are actively engaged in their out-door occupa tions, consequently, we have to note a small supply of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange this morning, the demand for which was extremely dull, at the currency of this day se'nnight. Irish is further depressed in value, but offering almost in effectually. All descriptions of Foreign Id. to 2(1. per bushel lower. Flour almost nominal. In Oats no change. Choice samples of English and Irish Oatmeal command 6d. per load snore money, whilst all other qualities remain unaltered. The stock of Bran is insignificant, and must be noted Is. per pack higher. All other articles as last reported. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. MARCH 30. The supplies of Wheat and Beans are large, and go,d of other articles. There is a moderate business passing in Wheat at the prices of this day. se'nnight. No change in the value of Barley, good English being scarce, sells readily. Oats, Shelling, and Beans are on very limited demand and somewhat cheaper. LEEDS CORN MARKET, MARCH 27. The arrivals of Wheat are large to-day, in addition to there is a considerable show of foreign from vessels Belo' trade is steady, and although we cannot report an P,'• ness, there is a fair retail sells slowly. Beans and le, at about Frii.l9, lve busi- Barley .ti without material alteration, HULL CO During the past wee _ rticles of the trade, though :ention of the best runs of Wheat MAR rood bu MAncH 27 iness has been o most ver prices, with the single We had for to-day's supply of farr. Wheat, and til arge show of fc on, and such v to turn into mon of red we had a ind many buyers and is slow. Gr 1 Oats quite neglect , and our prices aln nseeu, )n in CtiKes do., red 'idly ma in the v ed rath DUBLIN CO iarke* to-day wa 6d to 12s The weather has been very wet du ere(' with farm' in demand, and st, The unusually mild dry work is in iht;ia r 'p . 9rtion,of present helpless condition. '. both Native and Foreign, a from the former source are sc less, that they attract but I 11011 abroad amount only to 830 ( Indian Corn. Without bein improvement in the cidedly a better feel impression prevails, downward tendenc which i meet the prese for the lower hithe, tim steel mar PROLONG The Berli The king had been at March, and left on ti answer wer he would not lose .r which prey this is viewed i is Chect 35trtlys, itilaritageo, anb Drato6'. I BIRTHS. 'Lately, at Borth, the wife of L. JONES, a seaman, of two sons and a daughter. On the 15th ultimo, Mrs. F. DUNCAN, of Laurel-bank, Moslev-vale, of a daughter. On the 20th ultimo, at Fairfield, Mrs. RICHARDSON, of a son. On the 21st ultimo, Mrs. HOLMES, of Richmond-row, of a daughter. r►., th. wait ~itim._ nt Bryn Mpnai. near Bangor. Mrs. B. ROBERTS, of a dauglfter. On the 24th ultimo, in Mount-vernon, the wife of JOS CURRY, Esq., of a son. Same day, in Percy-street, Mrs. MARQUIS, of a son. On the 25th ultimo, the wife of G. W. TOIHAS, Esq., of a son Same day, in Prescot-street, Mrs. ELLIOTT, of a son. On the 27th ultimo, at Barton-upon-lrwell, Manchester, tI lady of the Rev. HOLLAND LOMAS of a daught Same day, the wife of the Rev. T. C. COMA of a son ;trial Schools, of a ;h ultimo, Mrs. NV :b-house, of a Rim°, the MAKE, of Princ liverton, o .S, Esq., of iNF.R, of the ship widow of the late J. N Gl.O :R, E€q., t-law. of n-i CATHERIN hurch, by tt h ultimo, at ler a fat: 1 sorts of C it: the sui it, there i ;on. MATHER, of Fine of Mr. A. G f J AQUI ,RTED. 'OliN E. TI s. MILLER, HAND, of Rom :ev. G. Vant ist; by tt Peptity Lie STATE OF TRADE. MANCHESTER.—Within the last day or two, something of that reaction which always follows a sharp upward or down ward movement has been perceptible. Sonic increase of cheer fulness and confidence has been derive''., also, from the proba bility that the abdication of Charles Albert will lead to a stop page of the war between Austria and Sardinia. The extreme stagnation which overspread the market in the earlier part of the week, is, therefore, slightly relieved. A few purchases are taking place, mainly for Italy, the Levant, and India, and in goods more than in yarns. The business doing is, however, of exceedingly small amount, and is effected with a caution which makes very sparing use of the apparent advantages offered by the existing state of affairs. hangs about the Schleswig little disposition to operate as there was on Tuesday. ther improvement is ()User% ThrOu inestio n yarns :y that still es to be as Germany, trifling eek have , for the pre t, groat di: issue, so r FLANNEL 3 Inly to anx- l'"" - Daa' g ninny a t that a ' o f Mr.,,ibe this 10 1 0 01 t all co he think. ~t,',*4l Lid, " t ' o rt great ek e 1 id Ini„:l4°l.. ow.. t gv n y, Colo w aste ,n1lect(?:, ietts- f e iedY ° hp co' for t' e o „„. an ~.16 I N - 0: 0 ;05i this I, 5 itat em tl l s ranSff r 011.141 eXP , " - )1 01 jvlit c ei part- e tcy f vf I J opt ° A ft , d r In he to Fam: s ley l •fot t ' i ji . na vi o is Pre nisi pie', to if ilOt de'tiO ee,l fre e 0 fej ou div ser :t r 9 f e icu ri a 61 , c'eutodeid,d Or r i pi f 0 41 t1 1 - h • er tom L, Alpha, h Ate ~,?tterdam: tettin, ar ( 3 ttlif f e, Meyer, hence for Memel, at Bremen. leaky A, zo r -ar 'd Ann; Lee, hence for Pirrpe, at Kingstown. lini,;. l 2 : l , f.l l i on t es, hence for Botterthan, off Isle of Wit nern hem no ut for Port Philip, &c.—IT. —Victory, Chambers, Riga -, 'l, Schultz, hence c N Jacobs. he Tii.‘2l; beet On ence at I:reme Memel rom Dordt r this port, at Kingstowr SUNDAY, APRIL 1 ;ailed 26th of nos Ayrean, Tnambuco— Ducton, from „ reb Ihomas, from New Orleans- Calcutut—Laura, Dambrill, fro ' 'rice, from Valparaiso—Countess t ,S:ACCharlotte Harrison, M'lntyre, from Charleston Cr P a L l3 . — Superb, Ritson, for Barbadoes—Standard, Blyth, 1;N ; , - „ r n, a—Anne, M`Garrv, from Montreal—H. N. Wolf, liADal 4-,(! R. & E. Perkins, Oillpatrick. for New York—Gene- M`Kown, for Charleston—Persian, 1 revellick, for .40 14:'"Ia—Agnes, Galles, Tampico—Flirt, Davies, Con st 111, gin), _, 4r, nu, Thompson, hence i:, ,, ,, 10 r „,4,nic550n Bence at JiIIIIULL:a• rquoila, hence at Ilavana. of ence at Buenos Ayres. (steamer) hence at Constantinople ‘ A ••1.,.. hnrlnn 111nh nenFe Lu. 1311L1121. 4tv ammage, hence at Berbice. L‘t!,( ‘ ,",,,tKinson Shannon, hence for Dordt, at Chissel Cove. ` o l4 t h Castle, Bowman, hence for St. Petersburgh, at Belfast 14, (itt ar(l , Zilly Inn 1 Ith Fobrunry , and Rey -I,lt ° el, 16th February. both for this port. non, sailed from St. Thomas for this port on C °'• knail l a , Young, sailed from Demerara for this port 7th Feb. A AR1,,,„ MONDAY, APRIL 2.—Wiud S.W. k,` 4 ) 1.4,f -r) . — Cumberland, from Paraiba—Saranak, Julius l' ill adelphia—New 'World,. Knight, from New York; . )4°h, March —Ferris, from Calcutta—Yortimer *ile drs tow, from Apalachicola, and Joseph Badger, from HarrietPhon' r).--- Humble, Bevis, for Calcutta—Ranger for Sge, Munden, Constantino tierrtiVivvallis, Newman, for Halifax—Agnes, Sutherland, for th!tleii e° ne and Calcutta—Thetis, Porter, for R. Petersburg— Burning, for Rotterdam—Active, Evans, and Mar- Ari t :Aus, for Narva—Flora, Mullock, for Newfoundland— errnan, Cronstadt—Paragon, Mackay, Quebec oi -11 ?,i 4 „1. 1 n,e, Robertson from Savannah, at this port. On the 14 c la s ;;,ea, in lat. 50, long. 9. spoke the schooner Newcastle, y )7, 3 1 hence to Rouen, with loss of sails and mainboom,' I.l teri ca Pumps choked, ants part of cargo thrown overboard. iptirl 4l ,2_(steamer,) hence at Boston 9th March. 6 , 1 4 . k ., Patten, from New Orleans at Cove. A nn Porter, from Mauritius, off ditto. , st,„ o " r "lns, Lewis, from Buenos Ayres at Falmouth. rs upi ter Conway, from Pernambuco, off ditto. Kvs Mince' at Santa Mattha. b r i' 4 lll l4 " B Poivr.—Cynthia, from Maceio—Hopewell, from ; llibdin ; and James Gray, from New lahaica, from Demerara. 11,.° 1 1ri VESSELS SPOKEN. 1 4 (41 ba - L r ' of Dublin, 22nd March, off the Saltees John 10' ,1 4: 11 ' h ence for Charleston, 13th March, in lat. 43, long. !Ofg . • 1e,!!..,°f this port, steering S.W. 12th March, in lat. 42, i s .4 t• 49, `, e nilitt, of this port, steering southward, I£th March, ' l3 og 7—F rr',, from Calcutta, for this port, 21st Calur~tiva'at. 5 ' N., long. ei 23 W—Mangalore, from Cape, for aOth Dec. in ate 22 S., long. 58 W—Salacia, from pOtt 8„ for London, 16th Jan. off Cape L'Agullias—Sumatra, 8 „ for for 40 4 . 1 - -4rl Palermo, 30th Jan. in lat. 11 S., long. 10 VV Arnsterdam,froin Ceylon, for London, 31st Jan.—Ystrom, I am. for Batavia, 7th Feb., in lat. I S., long. 19 , 10 " e nnui from Cautta for this por, llth Fb., in lat. n g• 20 W: vth , — Larkins, from China, for t London, Ilth Feb. torrfeh 2 0 W—Dunbrook, from Cork, for Calcutta, u sla r s' eil rlc; l l B - t e t , e • b 3 . N. long 21 W—Talentire, from Mauritius, r11 4 1 t0 ) O i cr n hit. 48. 41 ' 10 4 . N , long. 21 W—Lady Peel, 18th long. 14—Co . for New Orleans, 21st 3Cs'a,Pe Clear—Delhi, hence, for Sincapore, 31st Dec. F eb; 'n tat.'' Long. 19 E—Georgiana, hence for Calcutta, 4th t7;•is i • f ,„,' long 80 E—Nina, hence for Rio Grande, 2nd wu 4t ~ arC ,-, - .:41 14t ri.,•"' on W Rival, for Pernambuco, 20th Piit, for this port, 3rd March, in e7, -,°ln yrna—Caroline Alice hence for Venice, 15th .Cape Ou.Gatt—Grecian, a this port, 16th March, lady, and child, Mr. Ball and lady, mr. _brown aim tauy Dr. E. Hobbs and lady, Miss Barton, Rev. H. Wilkes, Dr. Win>low Lewis, jun.. Major Douglas, Mr. J. Marini and servant, Mr. H. Lewis and friend, Mr. F. Badriah and servant, and Messrs..J. Cowdin, E..C. Cowdin, J. J. Lyn, A. Busch, Ballon, H. Harrett, J. R. Taylor, .G. D. Parrish, Davidson, E. Gilmour, A. Hanline, Gilmour, J. Graydon, H. F. Spaulding, G. L. Todd, E. Lenystock, Doherty, J, A. Johnson, M. P. Henry, jun., J.. Petrie_ n A. GrunebiTen, SorAlehn Stuart, Oldershaw, E. Grundy, P. Belfire, A. 0. Big( J. R. Raymond, C. J. Appleton, J.' Lehmair, Eastman J. M. Cully, Haigh, Agart, F. Agart, W. H. Frankland, J. Datton, J. W. Bigelow, J. Bennett, L. Draper, jun., Thomas Crinjan, C. C. Heise, J. Cardukes , F. de Chan gournes, J. C. Martin, Bourbonlon, Lockwood , Bowery , E. C. Harting, Mary Hi, W. Hinckley, E. Polenen, .J. Marini and servant, W. Warren, E. Chrict, J. Labolt. From Halifax: —Major Yea, - 7th Fusiliers; Capt. Camp bell, 42nd Hfghlanders ; Mr. Menzies, ditto •, Mr. Klang and female servant, Mr. Morse and lady, Mr. Whitney and lady, Mr. Hogan, Mr. Walker, Mr. James Baird, and Mr. Winterschild. The news by her is not of a very exciting character. .Of the commercial prospects of the country the New York Courier and Enqztirer says :-- "Commercially we have very little change to note. As spring approaches, the trade, which the opening of rivers and canals always promotes, is making ready. The canals of Pennsylvania leading to the West are already open ; those of this State will not be open for some weeks yet. There is around the Lake shores a very large .quantity of agricultural produce waiting conveyance to the sea-board, which, at pre sent prices ruling here, will remunerate the farmer. The winter.generally has been favourable to grain, by reason of the covering of snow which has protected it from the damage of alternate freezing and thawing ; so that in the face of a pro mising growing crop, tittle oia ne attic toolin..tion to hold back tlie.produce on hand for the chance of a better demand and higher prices." CALIFORNIA. — The arrival of the Wet Season, and the suspension of gold digging, has a little abated the excite ment lately prevailing, Numbers of vessels, however, are proceeding to the country, generally carrying a su perior class of emigrants. We extract the following late intelligence from the New York Courier: — "Acapulco, Feb. 11, 1848. " The general impression is, from the various reports, ac counts, and information obtained along this coast, that we got all the good news from the gold diggings, the bad being left for our arrival. From authentic accounts brought by the English frigate Herald, to the 26th of Yovernber last, we learn that some persons were averaging from $3O to $4O per day, but the majority, from sixty to ninety days through, did not realize .815 per day. Goods were low, with a few exceptions of some articles that were scarce. " During the wet season, say the last four months, some two or three thousand miners had arrived at San Francisco and Monterey, and such a scene of gambling dissipation, and fight ing was never witnessed before." The receipts of cotton this season were 1,929,000 bales, against 1,536,000 last year. The total exports this season were 1,102,000, against 845,000 last. The tables show that a falling off has taken place at last in the receipts at the ports as compared with last season ; this occurrence has so long been predicted as to happen " next week," indeed we ourselves expected it six weeks ago, that it appears to have no effect upon the market, for the truth is that so much time has already slipped away and the stocks in the interior markets of the South are so large, as to leave little or no chance for the limitation of the crop to 2,500,000 bales. The export of cotton during the next three or four weeks will probably be upon a large scale, judging from the number of vessels loacing at Southern ports. The market effervesced for two or three days under the news per steamer of 24th February, and as much as iths of a cent. per lb. advance was paid in some cases, but soon receding to about previous prices, large purchases were made for shipment, and followed by a rally of Ith or ir cent, since which it has became dull at 74- to 71 cents for middling Orleans, and 7 to 7i- for middling Uplands— the dullness may be partly owing to the fall in Bills in England, and partly to the large import of the last three or four days, out of which, when sampled, buyers are ex pecting to purchase on lower terms. Freight 14. per lb. to Liverpool, and iths of a cent to Havre. Canadian Wheat, 3 701 t Canadian DO. Dleui, 1. of 24( United States Danzig, mixed and dc L Baltic & Hmburg dc Riga and Petersbp Odessa, common French,Spanish,& Bannat & Mariam Mediter., &c. bard.dc General qualities, de Rye, 14 , qr., Baltic, &c. Barley, 1. GOLD _ its, 2il , 451 b. Russian ?ans,•pqr. European 19. 480th. Egyptian.. Baltic, &c., white Canadian, &c., do Flour, 9t);barrel, -28 0 I do. —34 0 (blue -23 0 lold !2O 0 - do. 2l 0 - FOREIG s. d. s. d. 6 6 6 9 6 10 I 4 Canadian sweet U.S. West. Canal .. tic Philad. & Bltimore.dc Do. &Canadian.. soul n, 19 , 480113. whit( 6 4 , do 6 6 highmixl 6 6 white .. I 6 —• 5 10 Arehngi 5 6 5 9 5 8 Polish 5 8 s'lo —6 1 white 6 4 6 8 —5lO Egypt'n 4 0 4 6 5 4 0 0 0 3 9 5 A 0 0 26 0 - o 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 28 0 -30 0 27 0 -28 0 o 0 0 0— 00 0 0 23 0 —23 6 Ohio .. 24 0 —24 6 23 6 —24 0 Nr.thlns 0 0— 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 30, A very limited quantity of Oats, Oatmeal, and Flour forms principally the arrivals of Irish produce, and we have scarcely any to report coastwise since Monday last; the fresh supplies of Indian Corn and Flour from America are also comparatively very moderate, but we have a tolerable amount of foreign Wheat to hand, chiefly from our European ports ; and the bet ter class of•quality, which has been of late by no means plenti ful in the market, will shortly have a more liberal accession of supply from the above sources. The trade without active busi ness has ruled very steady in'all its branches, between Tuesday last and to-day, hut with very little actual change of prices, ex cept that Indian Corn continued to have the tendency upwards and to meet a good inquiry for Irish account. Our Corn Ex change this morning have been less numerously attended by country buyers than of late, and our local millers being mostly on the reserve, all descriptions of British and Foreign Wheats declined Id. per 701bs. ; and with the exception of about 2000 qrs. of inferior quality taken for re-sale at low prices, the transactions were unimportant.—Flour of all denominations appeared to meet a very limited demand, and such good fair brands of American as were held firmly on Tuesday at 235. 6d., were offered freely to-day at 235. to 235. 3d. per barrel, with little effect, choice parcels . alone retaining former prices. —Malting, as well as grinding Barley, being in slow request, must be noted the turn cheaper.—ln Malt no variation.— Beans and Pease, commanding little notice, hardly sustained their previous value.—Oats and Oatmeal, participating in the dullness pertaining to most articles of the trade, scarcely maintained our last quotations. Indian Corn, although taken more sparingly to•day than heretofore for Ireland, good yellow samples, which are less plentiful, realised 6d. per quarter ever the current rates of Tuesday; whilst all descriptions of white and mixed qualities, including Corn Meal, remained unimproved. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.—YESTERDAY. We have had a smaller supply of stock at our market to-day than of late, which met with a brisker demand, at prices a lit tle higher. Beef, sad. to sad. ; Mutton, Sid. to Gid. per lb. Irish, fine TIDE TABLE. DAYS. I MORN. IEVENO.I LIGHT. l HOLYDAYS, RTC. April.l h. m. h. m. ft. in. Tuesday.... 3; 755 831 13 7 Wednesday. 4 9 1 927 14 8 Thursday .. 5 952 10 14 16 3 Friday .... 610 34 10 53 17 1 Good Friday. Saturday 711 12 11 30 18 0 Sunday .... 811 47 --- 18 1 Easter Sunday Iti9nday.... 9 0 4 020 16 1 tc spec caution, as the unfavou..- - -bases appears to have had the ivy, except small quantities for the supply of imm : American barrels have been sold rather m swe than for some time past, and Indian rct with great r of their let 'ect of checi n sold rather more ext Mpsil is in per 195 lbs., I: Oats are un ring, and . the 1. I rather better prices than could pre Indian Corn, and this department of tl,e trams by much animation and considerable firmne, vance has been established during the week, ant. now on offer ex ship being unimportant, with FIG an increase of magnitude occurrin ,, ' , as a large prop( recently arrived vessels have sailed from Cork " holders of granaried parcels evinced no anxiety to prt. several cargoes arrived in our harbour have been dispo4 at 295. 31s. per quarter, C. F. & 1., for Inrail and Galatz, buyers were still numerous at these rates. Be!ow is a comp, rative return of the quantities of Grain delivered at our Corn Market by the growers, for the last three years, commencing at harvest in each season, and up to the present day ; the defi ciency in the receipts of Wheat is rather remarkable, and there is no . probability whatever of their being increased until a new crop is in course of delivery. prns!)ec For distant port WHEAT 57,214 BARLEY (12,304 OATS. 160,743 224,193 SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 28. The show of Beasts to-day was large, and for the season good in.quality. We cannot note any quotable variation in prices either in Beef or Mutton, which may be noted for Beef, ad. to 50. ; Mutton, sid. to 6d. per lb. A fair clearance was made before the close of the market. LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTLE FAIR, MARCH 28. The show of both Beasts and Sheep at market to-day has been an average one. The bests were of excellent quality, many in primecondition having been brought from the north, there be ing a good attendance of buyers from Wakefield, Bradfora, and other places; the market was brisk, and all changed hands early on the day. Prices for Beef 75., other sorts fetched 6s. and ss. sd. per st. of 161bs. The sheep all ready sold, and very few remained in the market after two o'clack. Priccs, 51d. to 6d. per lb.. Beasts, 390 ; Sheep, 3000. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. MAncn.29 Notwithstanding the extreme wetness of this day, which con tinued throughout, we had a full heavy market, the tendency of prices being downwards, especially for Sheep, with tardy sales. We, however, do not alter our quotations for Beef, being 425., 455., to 465. per cwt. ; middling kinds of Mutton were id. to id. lower—say 5d., 6d., to 64d. per lb. ; Veal, 62d., sinking offal. Lamb, although small, has appeared, and we note prices 14s. to 225. each. 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America, Ber muda, and it, States Rev. H on, aged ( f Ilajji Bc a Village CNIGH'I 'te o r f ar i3 y el ta l' ' d 67, A SMITH A-crescent, i le day, of CO NI PT Same day, of cor HUGHES, builder Same day, at Ha me day, at C 73d year, the Ear - On the 28th ulti JOSHUA HEAP, servedly regretted .me day, in iall. .me day, aged 81, M fifty years Wtkator _ Same day, age Dover-strejt,Nfa ncbeit e►viiie-street, after r. WILLIAM WHITI 3 strict Australia ;0v of the I MF0111). ged 21 years of West 1 :11 year, Mr r. SAMUEL late of CI ind while on a N &RD, of this n 'his 37th year, NI to the London and wife of Mr. \VIL MAItY, wife o 'ket Rill, Armagh, JOSEPH, second erby, much and vs THOMAS SUMN MOODY for upw 1-street, Shrewsbur iNDER WIGHTM few day's illness, IDE,_ tailor and integrity secured t le 70th of Mr. fty-six Same day, in 48th year, the respect and of all who knew him. Same day, at her residence, 31, Brunsw ck-road, in th year of her age. Mrs. ELIZABETH LAWN, widow • ROBERT LAWN, of this town, and for upwards of flu years a consistent Member of the Wesleyan Methodist Society. On the 29th ultimo, in his COth year, Mr. EVAN WILLIAMS, late coach and car proprietor c year, Mr. MATTHEW NICHOLSON, Same day, in his of Mancuester. On the 30th ultimo, CHARLOTTE PEPLOW, fifth daughter of Mr. G. P. FORMOOD. On the 31st ultimo, at Belmont, Birkenhead, aged 16 months, HENRY WILLIAM, only son of WILLIAM RICHARDSON, Esq. On the Ist instant, in Abercromby-square, aged 30, ED WARD DUNN, Esq., surgeon, of Ulverston, youngest son of the late John Dunn, Esq., of Durham. Same day, at the residence of his sister, 20, York-terrace, Everton, aged 52, Mr. SAMUEL ROUNTHAITE. Yesterday, at Walton-on-the-Hill, aged 27 years, ANN, wife of Mr. JAMES ILUIRISON, and daughter of Mr. Jameg hlusker. _ _ _ • - • aft LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL, API IL 1. iDirect.l Indirect., Direct. } Indirec Dec. s'Llina Feb. 15'M aranhani i , c , .. .. 27iMauritius .. 17 1 Mobile 1 . Feb. % Jan. Monte Video' .. Jan. Feb. 7Newi Orleans .. Feb. Jan. 19 New York !Mar. 7' .. March 3 i Pernambuco.! Feb. 2.5' .. 1 1 Jan. 30iltio Janeiro.. .. Feb. i Feb. 17'Savannah 1.. 26 St. Helena .. 21 Valparaiso .. 22 1 'era Cruz Barbadoes. Bombay.... B. Ayres .. Calcutta .. C. G. Hope Charleston China..... Demerara .. Havana.... Jamaica.... Ciaavra..' ict of t PH MICE .tore ar mstiop v amen . Yet t and the priest iple begin to r encouragiu One boot the Inquisit Al burned, ti n three cer lost. If But the T such read vels of histery, an now quote the Bit against Romish V and say, " read the used to uphold a s in the Papacy ari And, for the sake priests cannot prevent I preseFit, some mentlis iion of a Bible Society its operations by obtz thousand copies of Ma The civil ernan , the cornparati 1 preaching of the Gospel by a few in Italian, and the printing and circulation of the Word of God, on however limited a scale, are all encouraging; and who can tell how many,in this land of pictures, and Madonnas, and graven images, may, even in this day of small things, be " plucked as brands from the burning !" Yet, from the Infidel spirit that is rising so fast, and overturning the old enristitlitinng in ehmph find State. driving princes from the people with the most rcely but feel that, before and of Christian light, and cf happy t atone for the blood of the martyrs their thrones, and deluding deceitful hopes, one Italy can become a i 12 of Jesus, and her present diserganizatio 6 be but the beginning of " the weird 27 Letter from Italy in London Paper, 16 27 CoriNs.--The names appended to the flattering local testimonials which Mr. Levi publishes in his advertise ment are certainly a guarantee against deception. His 8 cures are as effectual as they are numerous, and as the 2 period of his departure for London is close approximating 24 no time should be lost by those suffering from such , excrescences. miFery may e has to dree as peo lar ver tion al son of AN, of hire. 3 Italy .vent it, ie popu transla- 1 years Lish ver lished in ;hid has as books nd read. io desire to thos journals original ppeal to the two powers and for id , and of being g part in tl has commenced int several ptures the Waldenses and the Jews, — of Protestant worship,_ the two hi der - tiv D ti Our m