The Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-04-06 00:00:00

Y' s , am ntercial *lto, tr' • NEXT WEEK. -,„„,••.,, • inatant at tWPIVe b' CoMmercial Saleroom, , Temple-court, olock, a the . ." •"▪ : 4 1 Boxc's't: 3tichaers ORAND&c, - ViShiall 13oxcs ' , DITTO, ex 8 1 1 00 7 • 1 '„ TASOERINES, , ▪ " Cl 7 Halt Chest's Lisbon ORANGI e , i. 52 Fl# Box6s DITTO;' .• aura- • lottlfaxes , • 1314 193 49 '1n - • e" ITCaseieNaples L'EMOVVe.L.,„ sO 33 Boxes z; °LIZ 22 asea Palerliter D/TTI.JA t,4„ a ow .; 200 Boxes , ' *Drr r m —•-•- N ap le s WAIATUTS, 4 5 g ;ses „ DITTO. 3 ) 'Aar' Xr4f. . :5 Alidtrels French vIT .„,, . 31' 204 Bags tipanish 'NUTS, - • a Cgo 1100 „ 'Messina prrro.• B a rceloni DTrro. APP AMES ADAM, sox,- ii. 03.4 Brokers. . • • - • o c' • ,taav iiest,,tll4 lOt y'instant, tit *Half:pot giaeice9 , loc , k, iNvie: 77 ,i ~ f t ' edmiziercialSti_lerooin; Temple-court, American BUTTEIt,Bg t ON, anti' 13r0ers CIIE k ESE . . ellirtt—an GFOTiOE BADTA stSON, Cl ib aoaahla.v.sia.strabamlath-instaaatr-at—Ualf-past Oneotelock, t tile la BI:okor's Office, Corn ExchangerbuiLlings, About; 10Vrons eakid MitteeX.lNfitliD :CAKE, is bulk from Calcutta: ljing io N0..4 warehqu i s,e, Nova Scotia. Apply to • •' 1 j P. OM/DING, Broker. C7n Tttazday next, the 10thin'eta i nt,`at -Half-past One o'clock, sat ;he Commercial Saleroom, Temple.court, 5G Casks•Americizrtind•Canadiart 50 Boxes „ Singed BACON, 50 4' ; j, •' Scalded DITTO: Wll. GARDNER & CO., Brokers. Apply to Oh'WeTr:e,, , clay:ite±t, the 11th instant, at Twelfeo!clikli, at the • • 'Public Saleroom, tlthttge-buildingg, .133;371 EOM Abotit2.l - top; ftne94OVeIIeCAMATOOD, • AvMyto Messrs. Rohde, olien_and Co., 3 - lechants; .or to q''; • 141: FVrATIMHOVSE*I4OII4IB, Brokeis. ti . t . Weedy next, the'llth inst., at INvelVe , o'dock,'. tait "SA V I - LatbrfabliSaleirm“ . 0 !- 7 • ' '.' , • . Wa finds. uINGELLi Clt; IN ' 2 •:.: 01 . , =160://Yakitt0coh4qtrr mt.. • - • Appir.to . T. &H. LITTLEDALE it,Co.,' oro kerp. . . :......-----. -- 41 11-4- 4. _ Itexti.the 12t11 instant at the Broker:: '1,200' 13engalltiCE. Apply.to T. &Z. LIT.TLEDALE Sr CO., Brokers. . _ _ Ci.Thilit - re it-die 1201init , i at UAW-Past Twelve o'clocl, at the Bralf.gs' Office,_ 1,200 Bags ßombay LINSEED, 200 Bags Bpi:VAT RAPESEED, jult• ar a KiTed,... Apply t,o Xesar,3. Ducktio; - th Co. A., "T. & LYIT'LEDAI:EI& CO:, Brokeri! Oaboriday next, the 18th instiult, 'i...t Twel;re Ocioct, it the .• • • Bzokers' office • . . .; .... 1,400 " Mulesj U I' P E , juit;landed.lper•Arican; •Allpiy lb Messrs. ThoiittiS atd•Sohn Brecklebant, Merchant or to ~__, __.• r. &H. LITTLEDKLE & CO:, Brokers. On Friday next;the 13th instant, at.Twelxe o'clOck, at the TACC*ers' Office, 2, Dale-street, • • • SO(Y Bales , ...1*!. ; .:-2000.131indle-i cont.-YARN. • • Pa; : ....4;'BRO N KA 4 t & I.3l:okin. en'Vtiitti4 next, the 13th inctatit,' at Twelve o'clock, at Ole. pftica,,Nanchester-bnildin.v, Tit,hebarn-street, •.. • 200 14alef ATTE,. per_Pcvetil_o“LA, 44E1 • Caliatts. 'Apply to '4. .!)1731113-y trozeis: • _ . . .4tIER:NEXT .• . Thfu'Rest Liverpool Periodical Auction -Sates, 'arising CarVIA: of • Honduras and • Mexican 31ATIOGANY, &0., besides , PdTlons paree/g - of other-Furniture and White Vf Olillts - ,-; ai *mei Flaaji,MOrnitig;tfiii•2ofli inst., Eipvfp .4'clopk Vi r ood %leg Sheds, aad.Toateth•Docks, LlverpOol. , • • E. el/ALONER, Wood: Broker and Measurer, ..• • - . 8, East Side Queen's Dock, Liverpool. J.. ~ -- 7 - 61hz lalt. • • WINES AND SPIRITS, - •• : - F pg staME USE 40,11) EXPORTATION. fu . . CHARLTON R. HALL &•SON, Brokers, 1. • ,_ • IT. Dale-street. COALA.FOR EXPORT. Blf•- ITO PURE, ; WIT 14 OU T- MItTITRE' - WITH OTHER. COALS, 'for which the Admiralty certificate is given, er PPLIED.ONLT HY S. - HA.N.OO.C.K, SWEETIXG-STREET. • • .'istwf . . COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY . EVENING. Ztrz 03ttint_turlitrt. • . Igh the Liverpool Cotton- Market to-day, as thro4hout• the week, there has been little or no change to report. ThiS, like .former day's trans actions, hqve,bien,of a-limited character, andwith an over abundant supply, prices Of American descriPtions.hiVe been very irregular, and tend to fa.vomi the buyer. Braiil Without change. - • Egyptian quiet, at about. .per lb. decline. Surat neglected, and the - lower qualities almost 1;110 - i Ngeekly sales' are '39,950: bales, of which 1,140' are du sPecultitidn'; and 4,738 fur expditc: i r. TlAir wpf!E : ipilietiptioa.; • Price pal this weed Cur lorib;eti mid. fair. ,aiock„ Imlto* bid a 20 4 ';4 612r15 7 16 7 4 71 S . . 7 7 31 49-16 o 2 32219; 2570 i 95057 PREC _ . 9py 7Sili DAY, AND O TUE fiIiIiVTININ • 1860, Upland, inferior ti) etioll btdinar - y" : 31 to 51 low middling to Iniddling fair , .5i ... C,j fair - 6 3.... 7 good fair •• 4 ' FI 1 good and choice -.-.• ••• , • • 7 ... .New Orleans (ordinary . Tennessee) : 3 .. 4t ,Mferidr - to good ordinary la,- middling to middling fair .: 6' . 7i; .:. 7 ... 8 fair • 7.1 ... 7_ ... 8 *podia's ........!. .. :: . .3..1.1.Y. / .. good ,.* • ' • Teri' ziloiA On marks . ..,.; ,Bf .... 2 . * ... . r:., •.4 Xobile, i4fevg,to good ordinary : 4 ... ii ..• 51 :,.. 6 ,a , - mitt to midcllitiglair 6 .., ~, ' ... r :. : 7 fair goo 4:OV( - ~- • • - ' 7 ••• '7i ••• 14 • 8 good and Isfipae., ... Sea inland '; steLitkia and sawgtrined ,'6, ... 16 ... 6 '.,.,. io ordinary ' , • -14 ... 12i ...' IC) ... 11 middling* • • ' " ...,:, . , ;..._,.,::.,',., i 413 ... 'l4 ' -:.. 'lli ....12 1 fair clean, not.tiiiti4.;!..r..-4.!......;. IA ... la '... 13 . . 14 good clean and rather fine - '. -.. 17 '... 15 ... Lque and cleans: - . . 2e .. :17 - ~. 26 - Pernambuco .. 73 . .3 •••• 7 ... 91 Maranhain . - ...,:..j...,5.., .. ... : . ~.7 ‘... 91•• 7 .... 9i Bahia ....... . . . , Tgyptiat - • .• • .... • • .... -1 • • ) 4 . ••• ~ 7 ". ~. 12 Surat..,. • . - ' 3 ••• "6E ... 3/ :., 64 . Wcsfndier ' 6 ,-• 9 • 0 .-.-. 4 Cz.rt tiarena ... ~.:_ .... ...-',,.. '.3 ..' 5: . t. .. S. Ave.r;7 - _. o . u..A.,:.tict. f fair : Uplands, ftain'tte Ist Smaunry . -to the fth April, 1 5 60, 71d: ; tl.me tuna 1839, 7,1:1. . . • E.475.1rar 3T — ltti. 777 . • Tke Share 'Market has, been. Teri to-dgij i ,and higher _prices have been paid,. the tone -at tlata close being good, :with an upward - tendency. The. transactions included—Caledonian, -90 i East Anglian, 1.1;1 ;. Great Western, 69 k ; L au .. cashite 'and Yorkshire, 103' } 3 k II;4 nI .1, 1. ; London - and •NorthAi r tstern, '99 ga . 9 9 ; ditto, 4-shares;s:l6l; Manchester,.Silaeld, and Lincoln, 421 ; .Midland ; Irl 1 , 18 171-1.8 I'x;,' _ lB;° North British; ~#3ot York- cap: stock, 77; and-. Tiolverha.nipton, 42 . ; South.; Eastern; .2f4 .7-16 ;•••Dutch Rhimish, 5 1 4 d-; Grand Tru4k oz c4nada,8,15, - 0 pjrk.l6 ; North Union,. .234; liveppeol-and-Londonyire and Life,- - 71 p.. The :closed 'at the following Vriet, k • V -- - -•' • : ' ' saTeii,aftrir , 7 ' i l agwol-.1.:;4 ! , 1 1 ,: isr4 tiosing Prlcis.' '3 6'04'0: .. ElacktAkrp,,,,.,—,... .—.- .'.' —. • Birkenhead SZChealiiie hi. 70f ":"-- - 7 1 ---. CaledoTiitit" .. :'- -. got. _ yot • Chester anc.l.llolyhqed — •_.._. ___ Eastern C ounties . .. lll -__.- II 2:16 Great . Northern.- 'll2 ,I. -:--, AS — (ireat 'We'sterns . ' 6BZ —,.. 691. :_- Laucashir& Yorkshire 143 .. 7 ;.: 7 -' 103 : 163 i i.ondoit & North . Westeril • g - —.4. .- 9 . 99 f g i Ditto I-shares ...- • • .t-1.13 --- d . ___al . Manchester,. Shef: ,1 - Lin.- 42,, ---._ 42 1 - :. 42., 1 Midliiiid - Stock .. .. -.. • ~....1171. ..11$ lin North' flritish . ......,.. : • •• • 60't .xd -; 601_ North- Staffor dshire. • ... • 3 ; --• 3til. . .._ :North - EA ,tern---Berwick.' .94 t - .^ -, s 04t. Do. York .and N. Midland- 74 • - 71. -:... Do. Leeds' Northern '..;:. 46 4 —.: 47- i ' r-- Oxford, IVA Wolrerhptn 42 -.-,... ,9 ..,, - . South Eastern ;., .. .... 267 4.-1 Dutch iihenish • .-- 51 - ...:.-_ , • -- -std - . 4 . _ . ti t' _....... ! 61 •.L._.'• ' Great Ltiternbourg Grand LEsunk of -emada.; -83 9 '4-1 , - 3 ; Gt. W. of Canada . ~., lAc:- 12 ----- Digo ncw,shares t.,,,:; 8 • ----- 7.fd —;.. ; Buffiro - andlake iruropi.: 5 : ---s 5 i J ,;..„, LombgrdOlVataatiart •:: .: . , .'2t --.-. lzP ' 4.: • 1 - Great Ship ::...f - 9/0 -- 10/0 . ~,j•-i . Zte Zuxthl Frunze 'Sada. The 'Liverpool 'Colonial Produce Market to day tinPnued dull.. ' • StMR continues quiet, but 285 hhds Demerara are reported. at 38s to 393 6d for Muscovado, and 44s t 4 48ii` for t grainy,' and 500 hags.Benares at 46s (Id to :47s . ed . per . ewt. ' . AWL4isliEs, itum, and COFFEE.—No transactions have: traiis` piTed. RicE.--jhe Bengal offered by auction to-day, was:nat sold, and by private,- only 600 bags old Necransie haVe changed.hands at 9s 6d per cwt: . LINSEED.----1;200 bagi Bombay have .found . buyers At : sos 3d 'Per quarter. - • ProbaJous ga r k t t ; The liii-erpooi".Provisions Market, to=day, was steadyAne,firgi• ; . , . BEEF.--7,Therg, is a fair consumptive demand, without,chapge in 'prices•;. the i IA ilfr-VA— . contit k u e iiherat, atid the stocks are large. Poßk.-:-A•isrge husiness (about ;,900baels) • • •• stars ;week; •ehiefly in old, at 549,10:575 - 0d per barrel,' and such is now held for higher Prices. New is steady, but nofactive. • . BACON.—There is a fair - retail inquiry,• and prices are firm; the country., deaierS-ccnnplaiti, however, that prices are too high relatively with Sea Island... MewPriqipis 8razi1....::... est rndia.. Eastilfdia• • • 721931 t 27410 22700 1190 124340 to 61 771 ... '~T+3:ileg 850 8430 • 6190 WA% ;980 690 - 50 627 0 'home-ouxed, but they look for an improvement with warmer 'weather. LARD is dull, and a reduction of is per cwt. has failed to attract buyers to any extent. CHEESE sells freely almost as landed, and extreme prices are made for All ,qualities._, BUTTER is ,a slow sale this Week, chiefly because' the quality of the great' bulk of the stock is not sped eQough for what is wanted at present. TALLOW is lower ls,per cwt., and, the. • demand ery indifferent. . ' .' • ' " . LINSEED CAKE sells at the. quotations. , • ' txpoRTS. t ' Beef Pork Bacon Hams Lard Cheese, Tres. Brie. Cwts. Cwt. T0n5..80x9.• or' Oast• week from Amm i„ , 923.4. 223..:.7193 .:. 564..:.46" ...358 1-, From let October 26704 . 6466 _67988...2040.. 2207...61242 Same date last season. 12245...8692... 9432... 626...F317...3690T 'For past week from t 1 othet places 1 —•- •" —'" •"• . 7- ''. --__ From'lst October 311... 884.. . 12... 10 • 530... .46tri , tiamo date last season 436... 17... 15... 34 291... ,161 F gith . ltricuiturai Vrobtut At'the Liverpool Agricultural Produee'Market to-day prices ruled as follows : Hay, old 1 2 to 1 Si Potatos,kemps 4.1t0 4 6 Ditto, new _l_ 1 4, . Do. Seedlings, 3_6 :.. Ditto, clover Q 0 0 0 Do. whiterocks S 6, Green Clover 0 0 ... 0 0, Do. Balsliaws - 00' .., 0 Vetches . _ ... 0 0 ... 0 0 'Do. Beldrunas. 0 0 0 Straw, wheat . 0 •9 0 9.1 Do. cattle Ditto, oat Ditto, barley 0 9 .. 0 0 Carrots ' o' 0 ~. 0 0 Oats, in Straw '0 • 0 .. 0 0 Mangelfrufzell! Potatos, nukes 4 2 4 6 31annre 5 6 ..,...7 • gates Df frtight "-• The homeward freights from India are daily improving • outward rates are rather lower, but there is still a good demand for tonnage, a fair business doing.. Ships are wanted for. Calcutta for,salt 40 $ An d ops h om e;; several ships - have' accepted this employment ; for the. Brazil rates . have fallen, . 335 has been se,gepted this week frail Cardiff to Rio. Rafei to the United States con finite dull at our quotations. The folloWing are the rates of freight. for — COAL ; FROM LIVERPOOL OR BIRKENHEAD. , s. d. s. d. To s. d. 6. d. To Malta .. ......... 16 0 ... 0 Trebizonde Trieste .......... IS. ... Corfu, . . ......... 16 17 4 'Atacaris - c, 17 0 Smyrna , 16 0 . • l7 o • V v Varna 'Elibraltar l4 0 0 a Genos.,, 17..0 ... 0 0 Leghorn .. nom. 15 0 ... 0.0 Naples 16 ... 0 0 At i ona 16 0 ~. 0 0 ktkodes , I t yphsh • lB 0 ... 0 St. Thomas nominal.. cardenas 14. 0 - ... 15 0 Rio Janeiro 30 - 0 -- . • 0 0 Monte Video .$7 6 ... 0 0 Bahia ' ' 29 0 30 o . /keno , 4trie..?..:..37 4 .;, - 0 0 Cape of:G. Ethpe 32 6._ 43 0 Conatarairtople.. 16 P... Ir 0 Pernambuco 2d 0 29 0 16 0 • p 9 (4ivestonliallo nominal. • RAIL-•-8815~01 CIfALNFL. To Galvestou Os. . • and 4 Per•cent: To Virile „•.(n0mina1),..204. • • To . • -" • To-New Orleans- • ~ . 64. and 6 per cent. ••••• To Pirnandina (Florida) ,430.6 , L and 5 per To: Portsmouth (nominal) " • '•• • - - • To Savannah— To ilavarmat (small cargo; To Alexandria 255: • RENKRAL FREIGHTS. Liverpool to Aden*, Coal , 04 0 .49 D Hong Kong .... .... . •• . Ditto . from Wales . 67.• a; -4 1 01 Chusant,. .... Qu o ( N: If Ceylon: Iron Bctabay, do to :Qt.) • from the Clyde ... 47 6 '5O 0 „ Bombay.: Coals . .... ; .. .. .... '0 A. 4137 Su. • 62 014.0 . 0 " • lie r e bo l itni " e 23 7s. 44. register ton. ' . ' :••• ~ Singapore ~ . Gallo Shanghai 57 5 1 4 A Ditto ' from Wales B 2 irto I/ 'CalCatta: Salt without consikurnent 40 .0 to 'O. 0 with ditto._ 44 0 r o Q 0 Calcutta;' Iron, Engines, &c. 50 0 eir. 5 ei i , Ditto, ' Coals " Asobr o smil, from Wales 2B 0 to 0 'o' „ Fernsatio? YO, from Wales 2 6 .'0 to 0 Callao ...... . „ 3O 0 to 52' 6 fi.g.g Stones 35 '0 t 9 40 0 : „ Woosung • . 75 Francs. ' Liverpool to Madras Iron Ste. 455. to 505., Cly.ik 50s 1 Cbusan Ws; Do.• Coals 425, fig, Do. from Wales . 455. Ocr, Liverpool to Valparaiso for orders, to discharge there or at .•• ‘..Port not Noyth of Callao. 335. ed., small ships... Liverpool New York, Coals; full cargoes, ' l4 s: &,:5 per cent. m,„a mß i n 70 s; , Teak to U. K. nominal. • Akyab7 op of Rangoon, Bassein, or Moulmain, to U. 8.. iar, ' Continent, 52z. ,64. • . . . . Calcutta to .Liverpool, 655.; ditto On the round; ES to f;,s_4s„ with option of London. - • Guano from Chinchas•to• If: K. or et:RU(IO4, Bombay to Liverpool or London, Ms. to. 50s. • We are indebted to Messrs: : Taylor, Tipper, aivi ) di),, for the following rates of freight to the United States LBoston. I s. //!... 4. 1 4 4 43 '1 4 1' ° I 1-14. 0.;:15 fi and 5-per cent. New .York.i Philadelphia. Pig Iron, Bars, Rails; &c: .... • Chemicals and I Fine Salt -. •, ... Dry boOds • Hardware Earthenware • Passengers nominal. 10 o_ls 0 1 2 . o.=. 0 0 5 6... u 0 AS 15s Od Gross. Baltimoie. S. d .116, 12 6...15 0 • nomival. 10 0,..17 0.;,V b..:5 511 Od . Grass. . Cbarlest9n. a: o_ls 0 ~:, 0 0 ' 0 0:..20 '0 20 0 0 -a foil oa • Gross. New Orleans. Pig Iron, Bars, Rails, Sze .:.. Chemicals .a.rai Fine lien salt . Diy Goods Hardware Earthenware__ Passengers. s. 15 c 0 0...17 E nominal. 20 0 O 20 0.... 0 0 0 0. 8 £4 Os S. d. I it, 0.9 6 0 '0..A7.D 15 :17 6 poninal. , 0 15 0 0 0... t; £4 lug. 0...25 0 0 0 0 - 0... 7 0 £5 Os. LONDON, THURSDAY ENTNING. The Bunk of England. Directors have separated , without malting any further advance in the rate LIL .ef discount. In the LONDON MARICET for ENGLISIt- STOCKS inereio64"t i niness manifested: a decided tendency: 4owarile&steAdY improvement. There was likewise rather -more activity, but chiefly 'in the .Rupee , Stocks and' . India Debentures. COnsols for money and: the. present account were quoted 94a to l, and 04,i, to. .95 for May. Five per Cent. ,innuities were - dealt in at 109 i; India Debentures, 9EII ; and d ; India Bonds, 1 and 5 dis. ; ditto, •under 6,000.4. par ; Enfaced Rupee 'Paper, Four per Cent., 87 ; ditto, :Five per Cent., 98k; ditto, Five: , arid.*Hilf _per Cent.; 96i and a ; Exchequer Bills, gs, 128,f1yr,3 and 12s prem. The Funds closed at the following prices : ConsOls,'Monei - ;, Account 94 '1 Exchequer Bills .... • • • • 8 1 Bank Stock. . ..... • • . —• i ' Three per Cents • ...,_ , The'following appeared in our second edition of : yesterday - t - J , - The Enijish .funds opened without alteration. , The news of an-insurrection - in: Spain had a temporary effect The market closed with an appearance of great &Innen. The transactions connected with the 4th of theliionth all p a ssed off well to-day, and there is less pressure in the open discount market,although the preparations for the &, o T,thle payments of to-morrow and - Saturd - aY still „la an active domand.— Times.- . . - - e funds to-dayiexpericnced .a further imptovelnent he Of per cent.. In the afternoon 4 relapse occurred tq the closing quotations of yesterday, . The supply of - money in commercial channels to-day, -was more Mt?l i, but high rates continue to 'prevail, Tittle.busiuesshcing rlone below 4! to- 5- per cent. At the Bank the demand. -teas scarcely less-heavy than of late.. It is not, however, likely that a fresh advance in the rate of discount will b . e decided;opon to-morrow.—Daily News. . • - ... The Herald says, the bills of the 4th of the month were, on thi . Whole, well paid yesterday; but the engage- Wants in the aggregate were not of a. heavy character. ::The amount falling due on Thursday , (this dav) will in Ant he larger, owing to the date of drawing arthe com • menceinen.t of tea veer. 'The cases of returned paper this afternoon were, itt the department connected with the linen-drapery trade, rather numerous, but they-were ,for limited sums. -- , • . -- ,- ~ t i. - t r • The LONDON RAILWAY SHARE MARKET to- j - was very firm in character, with a fair aniouut of b us i n ess, and several of the larger lines hov e . . .. . . . adianced in value.. Loridon. ancl`N:orthi-Westerus Great Westerns, and South-' are. i .per ... cent. ', higher; Great Northerns, - Midlands, and Berwicks have risen 1.05.. per share. - East Indian -eke mitrked 1021 -to 1011-. • . • 1 ' The Share aarket closed at the followingpriPes : I : f i kinriutb:h Rhenishrgate, aktot : ,..& Eastern J .. unc : tn . . 6 1 . t_ -1 . 4,. i Caledonians . . . 9°4 ' i &ORM Counties ) East Laneashite ' Edinburgh. and .Gla sgow . ~ . ; 11 1 2 2,t , _ :: . 3 1. : ) & .,,,, " . ()Teat Northern ll2 • • . • i 11 ff 47 •• • . ' ll 7 ' Great Westerns . : .. . . Great Western Of P4nada. . Grand Trunk of Canada. Great Southern and Western . . .43 sl6 _• ; , I.4ancashire and Yorkshire •. .; .. .1031 , I . London and illorth-western . . .... 9,8! 9l • London and South-western. . . . 921 Leeds Northern 47 • }f — aig - tt . ester,Sheff., and Lincolnshire 4 2 ' • Midland fflOck '.. • .• • • • ' . 117 42 k l B% North British - .- • • • • North Staffordshire .. , . . South Eastern and Dover • • . 88 1 • • t York, Newcastle, and Berwick . . .94 4 ` • , Yorlrand - North ' Midland . - . . . 7 8 t The followjng appeared in our second edition of yesteridny Yesterday the market was steady ; a slight improve ment was not maintained ; a few stocks exceptionally showing a slight advance or decline. Great Northern A stock rose Y per cent. Midland touched 1171. There was a fall in the shares of the Great Wesfern,of Canada on the non-declaration of a dividend. .nlittoiss. Central deelisaed on announcement of a call. In the LONDON MARKET for. FOREIGN &Miff; . „ to-day ti‘ moderate share of business has beeti s d° 4ag , and values.. were' maiptained steadi: neasi m WOS is ees. Orlgi' u al T*rki4h, per Cents. have bee* mwotiated at 9 .land 79t to 80 for account *el ha _ . tertn.ced to 82i ; -Mexican - Three , : per 004: .ore offieiqllY quoted 223 and 3. New Brazilian scrip is quoted at tog dis. New India Five per Cent. loan is at 1041 to Turkey Bank Shares are to 1} dis., and Canada Scrip 11 to -2- pm. The LONDON 0 a VIAL PRODUCE' M.-MEETS to-day, as throu: ~. t the. week have been: 'generally dull. i: , - • The Colonial Mirket will. re-open on Wed l.;esday next. i '_ tiik SUGAR.—ThfeI 4 has been quiet to-day, lind prices are '. oted 601 lower than last week. tefined lumps, 51i to 535. COFFEE has sold steadily at last week's prices. ' TEA....-iiThe.demand.hap.bete.extremely. limited:, 'since Friday . lasihnt • general . qUotatinni-.--aW unaltered-.:- • -.--- .... , ' --.• • • .• RICE continues-in goockdemand et'full - pri - cm. .:1 Rum.—Dp . ele - pqra, proof,:solcl. 2s_ to 2§' 1d ;' Lee- . Wards,. is tid to is 9d. ' '• - .' • • - ' :.. r. ..'- . SPidiai:ha* . e jean e off heavilk, scarcely :sustain ing previous 'rates. COTTON.--About 150 bales- sold at '• previous' ..rates. -:••-• :-.. -., - -!:: . 2... .... ~. , ~ ...,.: ~ ... .. The 'B011017014: HOP' MAREET.—Ttere is very : iittle buS ll in D e; :. 13 d u oi pp r , g oit : . s ; t : - 6ti .';?' 3 ; 4 -7 . 4 1 7 . - 4 -, t .4 0 t a t, 4 . ; selected 'ralue of inferior qualities is almost nominal; 5....3,',, , '' The LoNe9ii. TALLOW MARKET today. . vas • quiet. ~ Tow?, tallow :is quoted .545 , net cash; _Petersburg Y : p., on•the . spot,'s6s . ; , Aril, 555'931' May to June, 54s 6dl Oct toDetc'in, nd of ,5 1: 2 i s ig 3 i d a . The AVERAI;IE PRICESCOI y and .. Wales, for the-week ending. 'March 31,-4860, were as follow :—Wheat, 465. scl. ; Barley, 375. 2.4 . .. ; . Oats, 245. Id 4 .Rye, 365. • 9`d,.;' Beans, 398.11:11; .Peas, 38s. 7d.'5 :,: i The LpNpoN MTNINC- MARKET , to-day was steady, thoiiih rather . quiet. ::- In, the Stocii'.. Exchange, .Lady. Bertha s} trey 4re Officially marked : ,2 l and ProVidence; 48. Shares in Tre low-ithitireAt Wheal Alfred, Great itetalle.ok,. and East. Wheal- Russell, .have llgo-nret-tOtth , .. .. ..atteittion. . Prices . present little alarition. ii'oreign 4714 colonial mining shares are girei*igi . ' ; 1 . ws . • -T .-.‘,.... 1 ,.. : very quiet.. .The. 4- hnsiness.offictally.repOrted' in the SRA Ex'change is in Lusitanian Mining,.. .at 11 '(Or ..i' t dis.), ex diy. , The shares of the Great-i. Northern Copper Mining Company of oilthAustrally, are quoted par to i prem. . . The sfErrabs . coprtAN .. CATTLE ' MARKET.-- .I.lamb;" - sold trigliii;ll ephanced luoittilo Lis': : .Calves - Were iiitn in price. Beasts, Sheep," and. . - PHigs viere-,aßy t ,f4 kipily. sate rates. _ i §upplieq 1 .ffenerally moderate. . ,/ /,-,-- - , Boa— .... a&-4d-to-44 - 8d• Veal ~ .., .64 04140- 64 -05 •;' • tl(tom .. ~.44 85 to 5s It o i F0rk,..... +3 3 4i s gt tol6 4 tod ). ra ainia ' ' : fl ' ' O4 W114.f.. EPPFLY• • , .... • .: . • easts :':..t.r...itt...".1.•,:,1;0511' Shieli, fcirkfrA,.',l" . : ' ' 'OO ' • _ Amiga :Ls.: - : 203 Ca1ve5.....,.....4ij •• . ;:'3O • • WS - „ foreigKim i .,... A ... MI) . 4 I s . „, foreign - Pie he p and Lambs 5,10 „ foreign. • 4 , - - - • The following are the rates of Foreign lArosterriarn, ..... I Do., , three ilitotterdtim ; d 0 . ;.,.. 'Antwerp, dci. • ' Brussels, do:. • .• -Hamburg; .do • Paris, short.,... „ Do., thteeoifti . rs ira Marseilles„do ... . • Frankfort, do • Vienna; do. ... .. 'TF,iMe., do Peterslx;ro, #9 'Madrid, do 11 11 'IL 1) 4 to 11 16 25 3 to "25 37 13 5 • , to 13 6 - 25 10 to 25 171 25 371 to 25 42 25 376 to 25 42 13 1 !:}1 • . a o 11% 13. r 54 ••to ' 14f • 49 to 4 9 A , •~.•PROVINCIAT., &c., MARKETS, YESTARDAI. MANCHESTER SHARE. -- ' 8 - 15- - 16 Okettrlfeiter.ns7 - 69TreedS „,. , l dB :4 2, Povers, 26i. ' 11 ( f4isicljES1ER.YIRAIA. them 'has be?ii, - no paterial change jw 4 th,e . togy of, tbe,mk t t, since Tues-• tliy. A ste4y_kutiquess ppee;At.9 gfaße nti n cloth at very full prices; but in yarns, fertel4 l 4 14.thP'PP4- tinent, tht-re tr rather - less - doing, and" the tendency of prices is consequently rather more in favoUr of biiyers week. _ . iDUBLIN CATTLE.—The supply geuirally over thi piniket is smaller. A good•deniand.for.Bse4 - .at a Shade -444ec lgst -rates :, all early sold. • Sheep scarce, and very dear;.,;}o9meinstances 10d Per lb. Lambs ' plentiful: Veal scarce. .;Briwe Beef 60s• to .62s .per cwt. ; middling and inferior, 40s to 662. best lir,tton 8d to 9-,l i d - per lb ; inferior and ewes, 6d to 7 (1. lambs 24s each. Yeal, 8d to 10d. s White .Wheat, 27s to 30s. 4aiini, 225. Oats, 14s to 169.--WAI4FIELD: ;The Wheat trSde is fire_},at last Friday's prices, with fair sale for new red. In other articles no etum--- ge. - MANC#E§TER : Thin attendance - -iif • huyeo a,- .400 to e:rebt" sales of Sweat and Flour a concession in _pzi r ces':l;'are te6a Ifolders, hoye,ver, are very hrrn, and §pqrpely any hnsiness 'done, quotations .remaining nominally the s i rup q; last week. Oats and Ditmeal met a steady Lioata44, et .frilly" krr4er rates. Beans and Indian Corn in moderate4respest, without alteration in value.—BitottucHilot;.. Lugetimpply of. .Xhglish .Wheaty ,which mostly went back unsold ; - as luilders were geitrAbr_tirwer. _Bayley and...Oats:6d to is per qr. de.Arer,,..i Beans rather higher., : Pe . as ? chcnge. : • : . . , • svortiitg LA :r 13 ETI.4 - PIO; - • • • TATTERSALL'S. r!.4 1 . • CURSTIR CUP : 100 to S aot Gaspard, 't3.lren;• 2016 1 agst Aliooon, - taken; :- 25 to 1 'agst Promised Land, taken; 25 to 1. Satellite, *aken; to 1 agst Birmingham, tapen: • 2,000 Gimigas : • ; t 4 2 agst The Wizard, takes ; - .7:t0 2 apt Bgccaneer - ,7tatoa; '8 to I...agilt taken; 12 to 1 agat Brbther ;Q .HaMbow,, taken .; .100 f to agst Prapire:, taken; 20 , to :1 agst Vanquisher, taken; 25 to 1 tiglt Richmong, taken ; 20 1 agst St. limes. DERBY: S to 1 agst Umpire, taken; 8 to 1 agst Buccaneer, taken; 12 to 1 agst .:utbourne, taken ; ISt° 1 agst The. Wizard, taken ; Si; to 1 agst Horror, taken; 33 to I agst Thunderbolt, taken; 85 to 1 agar Crawatt,offered; r c 000•to18-:aist girord, taken W it. 1,000 to . 1f agst St;:.flinps; take; :` •-• ri 4'. N:kkerg. APICSP : i to l_agst Cohlectiotili, taken ; 10. to 1 a*st Athos. taken;. 1240 . 1 tigSt'SiMige tiniO4; l *keir; 100 "ii) agst Wallace, taken; 100 to 8 agst Remunerator, taken 15 . to 1 agst Newcastle, taken ; 15 to 1 asst Itagzini, taken ; 'ta - 1 agst ClydesdstlP, taken; 100 to 8 asst'aanieslet,"takeia. "-• _ - , . - •• •MANVIITSTER..•• • NE - A - MAItILET HA NDICA1: : :. 1,000 to 15 agst Confectioner, taken; 11 to 1 agst Athos, taken •, 100 to 8 agst Wallace, taken;' 100 to 8 Rgst Simple Simon, taken; 100 to ,8"- agst Remunerator, offered; 14 to lapt Gitinester, offered; to 1 agst Chance oft*reet; toe to"tragst Be Quick, offered,; 100 to 6 agst. •Newcastie, *04 5 take c 415) to 11 .20 to 1' art Iffet2irtrtuken freel • 20101 agiitjLask:Pll:ll,le..;.T. 2, 1 11 I:forsx.is : 7to 1 agst The iaard, offered ;9to 2 eirst. Buccaneer, taken and o ff ered ; 1-0 to agit Bi•k‘ to P..'ailittw; taken •, 12 to 1 agst Lupellusitak.en; 20.t0 1 . agic Swint roared. DERBY: 9to 1 agst Buccaneer, offered; •12 to 1 aget Thor;-; manby; taken. • :a. A- I : CHISTEIt CVP :15to 1 agst Longrarige:offer.e. take It.lo 1.; 20 to 1 agst Apoliyon, taken; 20 to 1 agst :Gas pard, offered ; .20 to 1 agst Viatka, offered, take 25 to 1: •-- " CITY AND StrapraaN 8 to . 1 - agst Yoicks, offered, 'ake 29 to I ; 12 to 1 apt Chere Auffe, taken ; 14 to 1 art Coinfcrter, ; 30 to 1 agat Defender - taken ; 20 to 1 agst Ariadne, offered, takc 2i". to 1; 21 to 1 ai:•st Confectioner, taken. • STEEPLE CHASZ FIXTI7RES FOR 1860. APRIL. - • ' 9' •-(lFarket Harborough)... York • ' • 9 Sortbumberland....!: ....... .. . r 9 E*Sex and Suffolk Hunt . . 10- H r owclen Sluthnown Ifilut , • -• 12 Chepstow Hunt ' 1 "" - 2 O 2O Abercaveriny • 14,*111 - - East Suffolk Hunt - , 20 Grind NatOnal Ifun,t, &c. 1..ianeke4t,fer;.L..,..,..1..1.4' ‘',2 RACING FIXT JSES FOR 180... . •''' :. ' APIt/L: -. ' -" A •- ''., •': , Newmarket Craven,.., '9 The Ha° • . -. • - 14 Canterbury. Spring 19.• Hereford Spring• • 17 Catterick Bridge ll Epsom Spring Meeting - 19 .• Abergavenny ' - 12 - NewmarketT.S.3l '23 Think Spring Meeting 1!.... MAY. . • • • Chester Spring 3feeting 1 liarpenden lB Doncaster Spring Meeting.:. 8 I.4etota Summer Meeting -Salisbury . lO Mtnehester 3O York Spring Meeting: . .. 1. 10' 'llungeiford 3l 15 :'.. •:,T. • . JUN . & - . •. • ! - .. 5 - Vibiril Club 2O ..8 :::St - cickbridge 13 Winelleeter 22 I'.'• zclfylcvfire 26 15:. :11144 61 4'irci„ , • • 28 -.... .... ..: ... la;-• 7 ~ - : JULY: —' • Newmarket July Meeting.. : 3: iNiiteuigham l7 Carlisle • - t ............ -.3. , -.l 4 othjanis C. a: Edinburgh l -7, ;Worcester SumrilerMeeting .'5 - Stitiiifo - rcl l9 Liverpota...;.-....,... ..... :..... ..,..9 4 riattiteeford ,.) 19 ?Aridgend • ' : i l l' ''grtgl i?"9t d igh 2O `Cambridge 24 Abingdon. i:12 :1 Hartlepool. • 3O •IPontefi•act - . • ma x . .. ' . 7(lll3tikii‘ ' ; Brlghton - 7 ;Bilg4ton Club , .3-Plymputh 4 NV Oly ethailliitOn ' '-' '' ' ` 'B" York 'Reading. ißadcliffe l 3 Stakton . . ~ . .. ;;Egbam • If ' ' , • SEPTEMBER. . 'WzrW ick... , 4. Lt./pester Derby -. El Monmouth Kelso . ir . h; - ; . • 8 • Richmbud Doncaster _ .. • . Ascot flUi;ck Hampton. , Newton Southampton:. .... 20 18 . 21 21 Chesterfield l7 Ne4niarket F.O.M. ,OC,TOI3Fa. Bedford -3 Newmarket Houghton .22 5.0. M.... • , • 8 Worcrit*-1 AutliTur .._ I -Stt , • - I.IOvP.IrEE K. Hereford • 1 Shrewsbury Autulna " l3 I.iverpool Autumn Meeting 7 • ri a 1 THE C=HASH. The ALBRtGATO4, FAIX#QUNIA meet OD Saturday, April: . um, ;Ong Norton At a ertUirter to eleven. • Mr. SITWEL`L'ICLUDLOW 1101314 1 1:1S wilFfneetbn Saturday, April 7 ..... Ouihrr; Tuesday, April 10 • Friday, APril 13 Ttfreliiwitie, Grown Cl ee h uts At half-past ten. COURSINQ FIXTURES FOR 1,86. APRIL • • LinierickP(laKeneo. ekrtte - }.,llre -C lan imu d " :: : ::: ... . 43 11 1 . r 3 N . u v li d es ge a t w r - 0 k v e1 e i , .. }: 1% . 1 . , .. e q . e ,.r 1 1 5 1 ,: g it Lirterick (Open.). , , l t r v e l l a a n u ad.. Bence]: ..................... Mr. Walker 25, 26 • • ' OCTOBER, sWiLitansheir.e(s(oAumthepsobrutrir..) L W an il c t a s shir a e • • . ,: .. ,...Is i ,l , e ' Baldock Club .. _• ... _ .... Hertfordshire Mr. Warwick'.... 17, &c -County Louth Club.... Ireland . .17, 18 BrOugham &W. Open W estmorelan d , , . 23, & ,.. c Brzgh & Cat ter'k o.c. torkshire......t. 23, &e wearxtitOen Club ........ i Beds Mr. Warwick ..... 29, 6re NOVEMBER ' .. . . . BebOio - pgb, Yoashire Ite a t market -6hampion , Suffolk .. , . , ••' . ' Is, &e. Cipatenetdale (Open) Nor thuipbert'd . . is, &sa - Maiton Union Club ..,.. ,, e ke riatapton Court Chain Middlesex 4 4 , 9 1a,..p1u ck,, b • , L N a o t rf ica ol sb k. i . . ..... ............................... :..... . . ............ 2 2 2 2, , g , : e!it Herefonlabbe.... , "Herefordshire . ... . .............. 29, 80 ' DEQEI.IEit- i . • . likidekirk • Cumberl4nd:" AO. A I Eta, *di 4 , 5 Thilaock Open Champ. Hertibrdshire . s 7tlr. Wartsriclt ...... 5, & e Ridgway C (SonthportyLincsabbe ' • ' f.+ ' ' ' 6, ; 11ountairtitqlrn Club,,. Iriland.„ • • ~,,, l2, 13 :.5t.404,0..3401*T'0if,:-:' I' April . . . .t.r..7....:.:QuenTmAtr I ClmPbe.ki •• • BombaY - - ' SAIL' 1 1 April , Laiadcn (s3}, Kidd Jamaica udwig, Monusen =• • • Riga St: Anne, Vibert.s _Halitax. S. liotchizt3a, Mulford; • ' -New York Constance, llosken, San Sebastiar. ' April' 5. Culloden, Harty Quebec Euxije, Watsok Quebec Lady ,Russell, Mosher, Quebeg Cithaikven, Stapleton..:Quebee Arbutus,Baker,Yarnaouth,U.S. Tanthe, Spraggon...Valpitritico Staghound Williams, Valencia .Qertrude, Doane, St J0hn,11.13. He rmoine, Tatrell, I"rnambuco Doilro (as), Barron Oporto - - dpyynx, Gotteg . . j.. 5%; ilturnf/Mede. Fr,iser, Rio Bento Turia , (ssi). Devesa ...Coruana Minho (ss), Leslie Lisbon ED. Hy. Bock, Ott :.. ity Point Lord Elgin, Chapman, Quebei .iudePtiftlf . nte, Maden Georgirßisenbart Riga Ramon,: Zisimpied Lagos Helgerseri;_Kruse Cuba Grace Ross; Pendleton, NL.Y.ork Jbe; . Pinktam,eft/P61 1 .0 Ctalletigei,'_NorMan ~.Quebec Vriendspliao, Brouen Riga Nortliumbitiland, Pone bang Arine; Havana Harry Haine, Bunt Genoa Ecks, 1 7 44.4 e Henry and Maigarct,:Jone?,;, Ant* R. Tsedwin, Benbbw (XtX bl 7 :l3z:opiklyn v ph•ise, •••; Ne - f ;rock gqlbatiiaa (sa)s Power ...Genoa I ' intshire . , FOREIGN Alciope, Whitfield, from Miuritizn.at..Melbourne liptree, Pirrel, freot Bombay at Kuuachep. Deva Gempedur,,Ebsworth, henry at Borabay. Marion, Fleming; from Colomb,) at Melbotirne. Nit. ttewan, from.Cardiff:at . Trede ' hence.at Trieste.' -• ZantePa4.et, Sparks, henna -far-Stanley; and sailed'for Stu • Francisco. • ' f.:;'• ;.• Blue Jacket, Frost, fram Sydney-at-Bahia, and sailed March fel:London: Panl 4 l , ew4 ;. ana C. 91 . 4ilaiati,I r ciss;both hence at Stettin. Pursuit;' tlitaS; antit'Sophie; ettriatchers; bath hence •„at. I Premier, Kroger, hence at Warnemunde. Johannes Keicke, hence at Wolgast., - • ,•:•;• Petrel, Percy ; and Admiral P. TOrdjenalcold,lingli;:cath t* hin at. Gibraltar. . . , „ .1 : • s Calie.(sa), an4-Margaret; Daniel; icith.hence trt , filbraltatt" Shitffer; from Leghorn at Gibraltar and cleared for kiverpdol. . Nrelac‘ifi; ShroWsbury i„ Earl of Barcarres x Morris anti Emma Colvin; I)Jl4;cls4t, 4n t r eilivwo 4 - it rqrra4hi, •PratuptiNfolatin,' and' LlQUAvCiisite, Rife, •hoth lance at • Bombay.. •., ..4. :•'"• • ." SPIIiCtN. • lat. lon. . ,14trnbp. teppel4r-Maeatlani-Fetf.lll„) - ortelit Waterford - for BhettorkTre4 Feb. 27 3 5..,27 W. f • ,10tETP104114, i. PiIinieraOI9.!QOII:IEOII . .CACIICt6W P PVer, ivea arid "passpa" Sei, fc4ii ;qua to to• 'lidanl" Eaafficea,rolltridgektati.4 sV 4 tka Landolf f - Ntirman, =bLiiticda la tunlestatil ooli.Londanio Swangen`f- Ntith .Cott, Sunderlanjl to Fic m gjilongi LoutlGn to Quebec ; thames, frilt.irbaaoesl ; " Bea, td London ; Palmerston, Calcutta :to London; Cherokee, London to Calcutta. • • : • • _ • •Ga.t.yasnsl4. April 5.---Artived:: ..H.upewell, : front. Rotten ; ,Frederick, I Marseilles; Liffey, and • Juaver, St. Ificlia9).Ps ; Furet. and Liooe, Gravelifies ' 31.fAry- Ann, Nfernel Agatha • Hedrick, Groningen; Salome, Tarragona; Seh mnez; 17fam; Little Jenny, St. Michael's.;_ F a indraght, Wuretun ; Temoude; . Diligencia,_Calautta ; Halfden, Drobak ; A n twerp Joanna,' and 'Cardine, Lanscrofia;v Neptitims, : arad Christirn, 'Warburg ; Earl Albert, Helsingburg: Said : • r ri,edam•ang, Ardmigan e for Sydney; Egmont, Auckland rligtfrig, ' • Port Phillip. ' ' • .• • .Zarnoirra, April 5.-.-Arrived Comandear, Stehr i -Str6m Rio Janeiro; Marbs, Wilde..., Iquique; Soumetar, Wickstrone, • Paraiba '; • Mist, • Dessarode, Oa lac; "S • baloiitiit Gard ezabel, Havaamah; Buenos Ayres, 4hrinds, SinAapore ;,Alexatidrina; Wilderman;LeglAt: • . • • . Ontaricairc, April,, s.—Arrived : ,Trelawney;trOM 'Jamaica; Fatrie,' Havre. Sailed: • Cora' Linn (ss), Lisbon; Envoy, F. Spartan, and;Champion, for Quebec. ....—WATERFOIin, April 5.---Arrived Helens, from Pemeron. 9 deli : Pe.triok Esther, for Dublin; Anne Itoberts, Voughal. Virst.:detoVN', ; Smyrna, (ss), fropi Odessa - for, Cork ;- --F.lizabe the. Boorty,- for Liverpool; • wifidbundil, Anglo Saxon (ss), from Liverpool for Portland and proceeded; ` , - Spirkling Sea; Ryder; Masoltlab I..tten Sailed t Evening•Ptaic•for - . Liverpool"; 'lntended and Annie Foster', Galwayit , Sograucr - Lortdonderq;' Nsnette, London; • Pitlnlytia , 'Retvirofk;:: . ' , 7 ,; , .MARITIME ,EXTRACTS.. • • • ..LivEatioot r Aprii-5. ¶he tetcne'r' for 'llarl?adotsfouled thestip Finn_ galton, fur.QuOee, aa4 iosL foretopthagt..and prhceeded to sea, hot haring 'quiticria any dakage. kobina, Mart n; frOtp l.ontion it QueenstoWnkuiNtvieork ; put in with small-poxf • .Coundon E froth fiwttksennt Falmouth, to stop a leak. Titania, Clansay, from Rio Janeiro at Falmoath, with top- Sat . :l and topgallantyarttcarriecrawap. A -, .. • Tige4.lllo Cpoper, from Batavia:„ off Falmouth, very leaky sent in . pllot Otter far pumpers. The . ChMieSi of ;4441e1,, 9,p., sailed from Alatl l lichfor Keith and will undEr ticidßurtott'Part. - The A'apinnian, from Snuaertand for Aden, was toived-inirre . 'The Skallth (Ssj;•ii# - Jatn a ; that Nrai tigrOticid near Bgrel 'mont,ltatte bff. fast hight L Withoni rinr appsrent iniury , and . , . - • The lonian; Wade, from Apalachicola at Milford, towed in all right; after being embayed in St. Bride's Bay, and left for this port, in tow of the stegmtug Sovereign. . . -- • The W. E. South, fro Gallipoli at, Fal,mbutli, lost bulwarks, sails, beats, &e: Saw -- a vessel oh fire off 'Scilly, ttotrt , ..4 0.4 tO a.ul. April ft Saw / her three macts . go over thesitie; sue looked like au An t erican cotton ship' being light: Aitaktxr.p.i Tike brig., ; ermine, from Singapore for trii;'.cfeittUreit I,ficreW 'arrived' . Qt: rfaiLTlF.:l*.x. ? I 7 7: 1,..,•'€;:,j;;;.:,. • -- SHITSIXTENDING• TO SAIL FROMLIVRPOOL , FOR THE PRINCIPAL PORTS THIS .140Nti __ 0 • 42 • - -Destination. i • Name. To Sail. AttSTRAIIA Adelaide • - April 12. 71,131bpurnelmd Geelong . ~!s.'4.Gospoit '-• •- „: • (Pelot4, . 7 , • . , „Commodore Berry , n 20. k••. 7 • ~ •,, -Freilt:GOlftaird I 24 . t, garciatitan. 4 Ma, - 1:•:. Saldantili 1. 3YdneY4 . City of Msksobeater,April 6. Chiloe „, 13. • , Great Tasmania :..May.. 2. *---Eass I eDtEa : . " • Bombay .ealpburnia .14ntlah . . ' ,5 'l4: .Harelock „ 25. ..Vespasie t n „ 12. :gain. Ranee William Me1tui5h . „...45,.. 1 - Wittsli , Banner % ytttiVe-' „ 22. • '.Primers de Espana „ 2d. yTaicliVia 23. „Kate Carnis - • ,,- 23 . Betsy 139141M9X9 es „ 11. (i) of Om) ..0 of.Washingtoi Atli fs) j - • • :2 8 -; - • Constitution ;-• • 6:'" Wm. Woodpqrth.li: - 8.; .. tifai• 1165:1p:on 10. , . ... .... • • :.IKino 'Web'b- • • „ 16. _ ' • Dreadnought rtinettozi • . • • 3Y. S. Lindsay ,, 20. "HaE4iind ECSOIi r. ~A.l4erlo (9) ' -Eirfl s OX ( 4 ) ~- 21 - - 1 4 03{ 13 ti - • Argo VOetitia • „ . Philadelphia 'Eranic Haynie.;-.::. - 5, .. • „ 12. . , New Orleans • Golden Cross, „ 6. : • - Nrangattrd- ::at. Charleston • Colombo Baltimore Tane Henderson t p p ,..Borneo ; • ;, **RItiCA ; :;,„; • • • • • Callll4l,:ekil l Ortialla, ......•-•••• 11 004 F !e°triM IRV) 1, / 1. :•1 t north Briton (ss).. 18. - .CliiisbV • • - '3o. D. Peters. lO. , „ , Allan a „ 15. Alpttrethi- • • • -• •• • • Woodfield.'" • l- 1 / 1 411*.i,V•Ba ..4 13 C1 1 ,000(.4 9. - . 681nn BOUTH 14ILTETcA --• • • beniersciit • -•-„ --g. Calc'u'tta ' "" ' • • • littaras ' t. ..;" ' Sixtoalr, Tit 'Manilla - • ' FECIng gOak End Whanipo:.: .„ Algoa Bay trNITYD 5TA77.5 : NeW York., 71 ;:•• 4•7• , ..:4 • • ri•-• • •• • •••4 ..164:,.." 4.g aitigli 1.• • • c 4.1 • Pernambuco - • • • Atrorida- - ~ 23 . --Rio 41e Janeiro • • , Harrison .. • ',/ • } G. 3. b ~ ; Senat4l. v , „ RI , ' Miry Weil 24. Monte l ;;4l.'den and Buenos Ayres.Floriet . . Vk ` i PiPir - .l_ Lanercost Tacna .3_1(.11-*:r.j.:: • Black Prince WEST iNufas:., Barliadoea -- .....Rose 1 ...:,,,p , .. ' ..I '23. • • ,„, .18 .2i k... 1 . • ilin fi/Pr 4r9 J Aca 3, 1 94 ia • ' • . I`4hBirli ' " 2l. De , t.411.;;;; , '..a • Pqrker Y I V I !9 a, Lima If Yrinsqltiza „ '2/: Morga „ 26. _ . - 111szaTcp..pis./.4 .... : ; I. . ' Alilearthitita s , 4 13eiraut, and : Ak/111trataC• Euphrates (es) 4, • .,:,,A, C , :: - . Alexandxia,.,.,.Beirout, and Alcitandrettir Pactolus (ss) •: . .11*.:K r iliCt Contantiriopit, Smyrna, and . x...1..,..4.,.. Syria Laconia (ss) - Palermo 'Nt , raetna Corfu, An..... . , . , cona, arid Trkesie Venetian (55).... v c t a 4,E,..:10.. ..: Palermo, Messina, Corfu, An - isi .' , • 'ennu i and Trieste Steamer ' r„ 25. Gluon, L,eghorn, and Napies 5tearfr0g.....i.....,..4. 40 fll . 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Other althongri th number of petitions. in favour of chneelf-rfatel; SO much greater than thoSe against then, the ,number of isguiiflaresf: is -.. consiclerbly less. rylkntirnh'er or signatures to:the- 'petition s of the church-rate party, waslBl,:o6, - iiyhilst the churphlate a14144q1'410.4a4-.44(1,474,a1l excess in favoUr of nbolitionsot3&l,723 sigtratuO, pr more - than'thijee.o-one:f But what of that? , ; It : is not the number of-signatures i but the' quality Of them, by which the question - be. decided.:T We know thai - -the. party lave bOeri_ most, unSerupillOus I'4 theiiinode - Of ..firoceeding,-that, utteuly reellesig as to signing their petitiens, i t:Fine:l.ll4 for an't impoSlng i itrray, of were. - We sh - ould t : tic.repre;:thA FOtition -in sUpport.9l 4 4 04 , litt4si -with only-- - 41.-• hit : tared .•..• sig,ntift'elt to it 117 as 'entitleik 4o:more con era=. . . tion than one on the other side with ni thonAaii(l.. Some reyolting.cl.itictosures, it. seems, are - nadk 14:.i.ige.ttles;V4414•181kAir; Alk-li!etl; as 'to the laboitr=it - ttppgirrirtlatilSrPitt. -- br. .-PieL'ikror peooe havit} •Been, pipe, ae has been pretended, they were al consent to fttt erigag inent in Nba ,was 'wrung from them by horrible modes of . torture. This method of procuringlahatgers - for the West Indies is therefore as ljna,:nendarlf• ; as that of the Airier : slave trade,-=---it in' feet, a slave trade, only in coolies instead of negroes. They 4r4 0 1 4 4 11 91 1 -4.tiue Southern parts,Ofthini .7.-_--eolleeted in- receiving-ships, and them tracts-'- `_detected to Cuba or elsewhere. Of the' 'four ship; 4.iS Satisfactory ,to find, tha tknot"Onels the nneiiitscoune.sf eloquently, yet, we 'can not but think; very speciously, on the .question. of belligerent rights" in time of Maritime war, which has been iv-opened 'by a pitbliShike i efrespondenCe between Mr. Lndsay, M4 l `., and' Lord .-John Russell,—the former recapitulating very fully the various arguments. which have been .advanced for exempting merchantmen from the risk of cap: tore; the 'latter bFicfly replying, that the proposal gill be duly tousiclered ; by Govertithent; but that it appears liable-to .grave objections. We need not here go into thie:sUblect is not what is called privtiteering that.is now With so much reason objected to by onr shipping and mercantile interestsfor that - Oil has been in a gSt measure oorrected; but the exposure of our liiiipping and cargoes to rislo of attack and cap tllre at sea from Any PCIVeZ With Which we may happen to beld war—such shipping and cargoes _.... ~.. being the property; not of the Government, but of private individuals. But, k -a . the leading journal, " assujoing that Mi'..tin y has proved his case,that case is not the - case f the British natiot -Imit (if the British shipoWners, whereas . 1 what Government has to consider is, not the case Of the shipowners, but that of the nation. The .que4i.On is a national question of the broadest ckaracter, and must not be decided by the inte rests of any class, however influential." This mode of argument, however,. is more. plausible than iciun .. : d. 2 . , The Britiskna r tion is made ..up..of British interests; and it - is the duty : . , ttf /the Government,_ acting on behalf of the nation,-to .defend*those interests agitinst injuries and oppres ,l f.J , i I, , - 1. stons. • The -fact of the Government gobig to war 'isql'Ot , a, '4'ilid . reagon 'for leaving the shipping of tl 'country* expOstd - to . daligera'l4hilst in the 'p'eacettil- pursuit .of its, trade.. The question ;is asked, "can we, occupying such a position as we , __ _ . do, safely, or with advantage to:ourselves, forego the pOwer of ~ excluding our enemies from . •the highway of the seas?" And; it is abswered the Inegatiiie. But the 'real questign is, shall . our inerchant shipping be'enclangered at sea,Armigh the Gov=ernment seeking to obtain what is both an unjustifiable, and ;an .- unittainable. object ? We certainly think not, :‘:: The apology Of the. Foreign . Minister of Ranee, T. Thouvenel; to Europe, that although appear ances are undeniably. against his Imperial. master ; after the: Savoy affair, he is only anxious to :pre-: serve 'peace, to restore confidence, to respect treaties, to reduce his armaniepts,,anci to liv.ein amity with his neighbours, would. seem ,to.have Seen received, if not credulously, yet tolerably omplaceptly. Of course the assurances it con tains are: taken at their true value ; and that , ‘annot be great, after what has just , occurred. 4.l:!Poearanceir--and• more than appearances: —are oeitainitagainst the Imperial schemer of France ; yet iffi indrilSrui probable that Europe, just 110 W, would rather ,seem to. believe in what ke• saAT:tha2.l4isP4te.,with-,' and clory_. , ":We *ould fain hope, with the Morning Herald, that' l ‘i it may .be the temporary rest will suffice to recall:Europe:to *dangers and its ,obligations ;" though -"it. may be that the jealousies created and kept alive by Napoleon will 'prove as disas taus as tlly,.4id, fifty: years ago." But as for. 4Rglf.4, - utore-especially-r." if the, eyes of ,ptir, statesmen have been really opened—if the under standing with France,,znaintained at the expense 'Ol Our relations with every other state, ianctnally at7tWe;a4—there is ground .for hope .that the wrest is-past. :We have been deceived once, but we are 'hardly 'likely to beCome the victims of Splpeed . .cOnfidepce in Louis Nai.oleon ; again." Let _us, .we-say; hope not. For it ought, after the lessoni we have recently learned—it ought , to take ti far longer repose thin ImPerial neces -iftleraii-pein-43476rivinCe, the . Englisii nation that the Empire of Peace is established upon the ruins of the Treaty,of Vienna, or that sham fights at Chalons and Helfaut Will lo i n satisfy the 'aspiratio',ns Of an army which las' such an exalted estimation of iti:own,prowess l and knosxs its awn ppwei• as that of France." . ;-• • -r There is rather exciting intelligence from' Naples. " FactiOns persons, the telegraphic aeoounts say, have attacked the king's troops at -14alerino ; but it is _stated ilibit‘ailants were at , once, and bravely, repulsed and: dispersed, amid cries, that the , city vas immediately . restored tOLtranquillity. This,._.oL.coarse, is the NOapolitan Government'd version of the affair. must be further accounts before, we can judge of it correctly. • , , The attempted insurrection in Spain appears to have turned out a miserable affair. The troopS seem- to have been deceived by General Oretego, and upon their refusing to follow him, after having ascertained his real object, he took to flight his owtt -troops pursuing him. capture was expected. The ,troops have since made their submission to the Queen. The overland Indian mail has brought a variety of interesting news, though none of it of parti cular importance now having beon, in . great part, anticipated by telegraph. The §tgemeutis. Confirmed of Mr. Wilson's financial scheme having :bean receive ,in,all the Presidencies They merchants are stated, moreover, to have expressed much satisfaction with - the Anglo- French Treaty—anticipating an extension of their .transactions bwith France, especially in L•llll63ll . iid s r wow, •'We learn from .Paris, that the seiiure of the despatches -whieh '• M. Veuillot brought from, Rome- fir. the Papal Thincio,. but which, were afterweas.iestored tO, that. functidaryrhas-not yet disttirbed in any sensible degrg the relations betweeti the - Court of France :and the Pope; and as the Papal excommunication doei hot, it appears, apply to France---:or, at any rate, as it is not yet having the effect, as. ) i.t.is in Turin, of breaking off the diplpiaatic relations between the , Sovereign 'Pontiff: and the Emperbr,—it is • elpected that things will remain much .as they are. +ilt , - There was a report prevalent in London lagt evening that the Emperor of the French ..has had severe attack of paralysis, but•that it hr nl Lysis, h Las only affected-the use of.one of his legs. Dr. Ferguson of London was telegraphed for, and, it was mrderstood, had gone to PaiiS... >. • • . •_ . . ONE of our. country's and of all Christendom's. holiday times is again at hand. Time's revOln fion has brought us near to another Eastertide, which ever 'since England knew .anything of Christianity - . has . been a holiday season. Nay, loUg-before was it,sueh . , though from another and' an infinitely inferior cause. The4enerable -BEDE relates that thename of Easter was given to the : great .ChriStian festival it denotes, at the time ,wheti Christianity Was first intredueed among our SaxotranceStiirs in this island s from the cirenna,- stance having. been -accustomed;' .as .heathenOti Celebrate -every year,* this season, , the feast_ of ,an imaginary deity_ that they_w_or 7 _ shipped, called Bostre and that . remained When..the worship wasUltered: Another. - accbunt Qf the _origin of the term, we. are aware, uat Easter is derived froth an old Saxon word "signifying . .rising—Easter-day,ihn s . .denoting the , .414 of resurrection: But bethis . as it may, there -is no question' that it is'a holiday .time of very ancient - data in .pik4tlid,—and long may it con time to be such' ; for as toils . and the s of: tl4s life seem to inerease, both in 'amount - and, intensity, with what is called " the progress" of the ,a e,uit is i ~all the more requisite that some ctirrediVe Or that kind ihthild'be provided, alike for the .mental and the physical relief •of our teeming. pnpubitions,f !:'Polslightly parody a pas _sage of . One Of .the'great moral writers of even : a. -past generation, when.. them-was—by no -means , au Ch urgent need. of relaxation, and recreation as tiare iS s in'this our tiine, "'holidays'are the most -properly 'applied to _ease and relieve those whO are oppressed * by being top much , employed. Those that are idle have.no need of them, and yet they, above all others, give themselves . fip to Ahem; To, unbend, our thoughts when they. are too much stretched by :OUT cares, is nqt more natural than it is necessary but to .tlirn our whole life into a holiday is not 'only ridiculous, but destroyeth - pleasure instead of promoting it" Not for those; 6wever, who thuS 'reverse the natural and necessary order of things do we advo : - mite hblidays, bUt only roi those'whose life 'is too much and too incessantly a, scene of unrelieVed confinement, or unmitigated labour-i-those, in a wptd, " wh9 are appressed. by being too much employed," = and whose. name is legion, for they are many ; akow:iding in every walk of and in all directions around us. We have alluded, on this occasion, more espe- GENERAL ORETEGA AND THE SPAN9H 7 ' 41 " udu TROOPS. • i ' l ALIRDID,ApriI 4. When the troops became aware that General Oretega had deceived them as to the object of _their movements, they refused to march 'to his cry of " Viva la reina." The general took to flight, accompanied by four persons, of whom nothing is known, and was pursued by his own troops. Hopes are entertained that • General Oretega will be captured. The troops whom he misled made their submission to the Queen on the arrival of General Cerada. Tranquillity reigns in the Balearic Isles. No agitation prevai:s throughout the nation. All the deputies 'at Madrid have presented an address expressing their devotion to the Queen. cially to Easter, because it is the particular holi day season that is at hand, and of which we hofie that they who' are overburthened with excessive toil, and oppressed by too close confinement, will be enabled, more or less, to avail themselves. But the fact is, that we are mainly, if not wholly, indebted to Christianity for most of our holiday occasions. As the term, itself implies, indeed, they have all, or most of them, had a religious origin, and were at first invested with a religious . as well' as a recreative character. Holy-clay was doubtless the primitive name ; days devoted primarily to holy objects—to Christian celebra tions, and: other religious purposes. It is the remark of the good and learned JOHN SELDEN, that not our holidays only, but " our meats and our .sports (much of. them) have relation to Church , works. The coffin of our Christmas pies, in shape long, 'is in imitation of the cratch ; our choosing kingS and queens on the Twelfth-night hath reference' to the Three Kings. So likewise our eating of fritters, whipping of tops, roasting of herrings, jack of lents, etc., they were all in imitation 'of Church works, emblems of martyr dom. Our tansies at Easter have re f erenc e to the bitter herbs; though at the same time 'twa*. always the fashion for a man to hate'° gammon of bacon; to show . himself 'to be no Jew." We owe more, therefore, to Christianity even for our diversions, our recreations, and our pleasures, than the world at this time of day ever cares to take note of. . We speak of holidays here, however, of course' not in a religious, but a secular sense. Our toil ing masses' require not only all that have come Gown to them as immemorial national customs, but a great ',many more than " the spirit of the . age," as it is called—which is too much that of Mammon—appears now inclined te allow them. We have Eidvo:sated the early closing movement upon the smile principle that .we commend, .and, would"encourage more frequent holidays. It is' at present a too immitigably busy, . bustling, work-day .world. '..The . proverb is as true now, we may depend upon it, as it ever was, that " all work and no play Make JACK a dull boy,'.--ancl not a dull boy merely, but too often a barbarous and a besotted one. What we want, then, is to alter the present proportions, somewhat, of the two -elements..of. social life—work and, play—so as to establish a wholesome and better balance of mental and physical interests and influences: For as the . debilitating tendencies of bodily pleasure require to be counteracted by the invi gorating exercises of bodily labour, so does bodily labour need to be relieved by bodily pleasure, to avoid converting the body into a mere machine, and brutifying the soul. And so deeply impressed was the philosophic BURTON with the necessity.of such relief, as to have declared in his great meta physical work, " Let the world, I say, have their games, wakes, .whitsunales'f their • dancings and concerts; their puppet-shows; hobby horses, tabors, bagpipes, balls, barley-breaks, and whatever sports . and recreations please them best; provided they be follawed with discretion." We might add something to such remarks as these—on - sucli-a day as this more especially—as the duty, at the same time, of -endeavouring to observe sacred seasons like the present, not only as a holiday, but as& a holy day time. No holy day in the whole course 'of our Christian seasons has less of a mere holiday character about it than this,—the day on which there was '"The darkest hour, ' That ever dawn'd on sinful earth." It would be travelling too _much out of our legiti mate province, however, 4o go at large into so solemn a subject as this. But we may, perhaps, be permitted te express our regret at not only the too common disregard, but the often popular desecration of our sacred seasons, as such. They are institutions, as it has been well observed, which "have descended to our day replete with hallowed associations, and the observance of them is commended by the assent of every discerning and unprejudiced mind, is sustained by the very constitution of our nature, which loves to preserve the annual memory of important events, and is in the highest degree reasonable, delightful, profi table, and devout.'•'• • - • LATEST NEWS. BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TBLEGRAPII.I INDIA: The overland mail with Bombay advices to March 12th, has arrived. The impression created by Mr. Wilson's finan cial statement, is very favourable in all the ,Presidencies. . The first employment of bank notes under the. new currency system, will be to realise the cash balance which it has hitherto been necessary to keep to .a large amount. The merchants of Bombay have received with satisfaction the news of the Commercial Treaty with Prance. Large shipments of cotton to Havre are anticipated during the year. It has been ascertained that Miss Emily Wheeler, the daughier of G6nerEtl - Wheeler of .Cawnpore, is still alive, utterly broken.in spirits. She entreats her frieads to leave her to her fate ; but it is considered esential that the Government should punish the guilty parties with relentless soferity, " Two projects have been started at Bombay by native merchants for establishing new cotton mills. The shares of the two existing companies Which have mills at work are at a premium. of 59 to /0 per cent. Very active and extensive pre parations are making by native capitaliSts for increasing the number of throstles and spindle millsalready established. Orders have been sent to England for additional mills. The Bombay Gazette is of opinion that Englih manufactured good s will soon have to meet a sharp competition. The commercial circulars dated March 13, report great , lavour in the inquiry for cotton piece goods, owing to the tightness of Money. Twist very dull of sale. Woollens no inquiry. copper looking up. Lead in good demand. Bri 7 tish bar iron . advancing; Coal still looking down. In cotton there is a further decline ; quality of the • new crop very good, and the quantity large. Hemp in better demand. Linseed lower. Not much alteration in freights. The- rates quoted , for. Liverpool are 70s. for seeds, and 775. 6d. to 82s. 6d. for cotton. At •Calcutta on the 10th, freights unchanged. AUSTRALIA. Theoverland mail from • Australia has arrived, with Melbourne dates to February 17th. Although trade had not revived confidence was begiuning to revive. Goods remained heavily in importers' hands, but the:daily business was ,not inconsiderable, and the banks were more accom modating. -. During the present year the' rettrrns from the gold' fields averaged only 37,0000 z. per week against a weekly average of 42,0000 z. last year. Up to February 17th the shipmems of goto lait year amounted to 279,0000 z. against .215,0000 z. same period in the current year. The number of mechanics unemployed was rather large. Sydney advices to February 13th state that the general dulness in trade had been. succeeded by a more cheerful state of things. Operations in the different murkets had been resumed with considerable spirit. =!!, TRADE IN COOLIES. ' The Miles publishes some shocking revelations • as to the tratle in' Coolies in the southern parts • of China. The information is derived frorp the depositions of 105 men taken from th!. Coolie receiving ships. The inquiry was ordered . , by the allied Commanders-in-Chief. Three of the Coolie ships were American, and one an Olden- , burg barque. The Coolies had been kidnap. : .o ped, and a nominal consent to an eight years'', engagement in Cuba was wrung from them by • horrible modes of torture. FRENCH WINES, SPIRITS, &e. PARIS, April 5. A note in the .illaniteur of this morning pOints; out the happy influence exercised on,the French eXport trade by the treaty of commerce with: England, especially for productions of the south, —t —wine, spirits, and articles de Paris. . THE EXCOMMUNICATION . . . The Constilittionnel publishes - an article by M..- Grandguillot; stating that the effect of the Papal excommunication is to immediately break off the , - diplomatic relations between the Sovereign Pon- tiff and the Prince excommunicated. gothing similar has taken place in reference to the,Cabinet. . of the Tuileries. The object of the note-.in ,the 41foniteur was not to provide against the eiNets,of the excommunication, but only to reOall the principles of our . ciyil independence, .and. to: re establish the true doctrines of the — Chnrch , of France. COUNT DR PERSIGNY. Count de Persigny has arrived in Paris,,frOtii London, to pass the Easter holidays. • FRENCH PAMPHLET SEIZED. A pamphlet, published by the Bishop of has been seized. EVACUATION OF LOMBARDY. The' evacuation of Lumbardy continues with great regularity.. 4.,42-,,:" : 1,. A ":7,7 - ,-;..;;;`,,,: • THE FRENCH FUNDS. PARIS, April 5. • The Bourse has again. been steady at higher prices. The last quotation of Rentes was 69f. 90c., ' or 15 centimes higher than yesterda y . FRENCH FLEET. - Nine vessels of the French navy have been ordered to Genoa and Nice, to bring away th 9 troops. . • •••• FORGER AT 'MELBOURNE. "•:', The name of the merchant accused of forte at Melbourne is Michael Sylvester. TRIAL FOR PERJURYPOSTPONED. The trial of Eugenie Plummer for perjury, ill; the case of the Rev. Mr. Hatch, is postponed to the May session. The father of the child entered into recognisances yesterday for . .000 for the appearance .of.his daughter. f • -LYI X tr • SEDITION IN NAPLESMr4IO `. PARIS, l rll • 1,12' The Patrie of this evening publishes the foliar' ing telegram, dated Naples, April 4th.—Seditious persons have attacked the troops in Palermo- The soldiers, shouting Viva al Re, brav e ly rcpul 6 c a the insurgents, of winnu 'a great number wag killed. The population took no part in the.move ment. 'The city is tranquil. . . - • The same paper also, in prominent. type, publishes the following . article, 'signed M. Tranchant. - The news from Sicily announces that the country was tranquil, notwithstanding the attempts of the English to create agitation, and which are too evident not to'belvitided. It is asserted that foreign agents are endeavouring to organise a party demanding the annexation Of Sicily to England. This party is making an active- propaganda, and is employing every meant; in its power, all of which, it is expected, because Sicily has the example of- • the lonia Islands before her eyes. All the powers ougnt. not ,to be less vigilant, in order: to prevent till" - - repetition of so deplorable an act. . THE SWISS CONFEDERATION. GENEVA, April b. Professw de la Rine has been appointed nister Extraordinary at London for the Chnfederation.' The Federal Council has addressed a circular to the Powers who signed the treaty at Aix-la' Chapelle, demanding theconvocation_aa.Congrc*. • To-morrow fresh troops will arrive -at ueneva- • COURT NEWS. - •• - ' - • • WINDSOR CAsTLE, - April 4. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness the Prince Consort rode out on horseback yesterday after49o 4 accompanied by the Prince of Wales, Princess and Prince Alfred. . In attendance were. the Eleanor Stanley, Colonel the Hon. A. N.,Hood;Capiall!.• Dti Plat, and Captain Grey. The royal dinner party in the' evening included the'- . • , PrinCe of. Wales, Princess Alice, Prince; Alfred, Prineee e • Leiningen; the Dean of Windsor and' the Wellesley, CaptahrGrey, and Major Cowell, R•E.. • /The Queen and prince Consort, .e.ccompanisid'bY Prince of Wales, walked in the Home-park . thismOrningt.'- ; and visited her Royal Highness the'Ducheis•Of Lents • Frogmore. • The Princesi Alice visited the Princess of Leiningen.,, • The PrinCess Heleia'rode on hoisebaek: DISTRIBUTION OF THE MA.UNDAYMONEt Act WHITS' BALL.—The ancient ceremony of the distribution The Maiinday money' took place at Whitehall Chapel Thursday. CONFIRMATION OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS Plati.C. s' ALrßED.—Yesterday morning the • confirmation of. Royal Highness Prince Alfred Ernest Albert .took place: in the chapel at Windsor Castle, his royal highnes s ' having been examined on the previous day by The 'Deal of Windsor in the presence Of her Majesty and his Roya l Highness the Prince Consort. , • • Her Majesty the ex-Queen Marie Ainelie and bat Royal Highness the Duke de Montpensier, acCompani 4 by the Afarchicitiess de Beauvoir, General Diiinas 4 and, numerous suite, arrived at Grillion's _Clarendon Sat" ; :Albemarle-street, last evening, from ClireniOnt.' The Duke of' Montrose left town yesterday lot'Pewl' • Castle ; near Welchpool, to pass the 'Easter 'recess ii•jr, - •"' the Earl and Countess of Powis and faililY• v.- • Dichess goes to Paris for the holidays. 'The Duke of Newcastle left London, on Talli °s7 _ evening, for Clumber Park, Notts. f °Pl The mortal remains of the late Earl o tag • 'the . "haye been removed 'from town for interment' in family vault in Ireland. A•troop of :the deceased e fw regiment, the 2nd Life Guards, escorted his retrial° to, the railway station. ._ • • . The EarT Spencer' arrived at Spencer House', , • , Japes's, last evening,: from Althorp . Hall, /tort 0 41 •: tonshire,, and goes 'to Windsor Castle to-day ; to,bl. l4 : : , sent, as Groom of the Stole to the. Prince. Pang i " • •the confirmation of Prince Alfred. • • Viscount Palmerston left London-yesterday sor Castle. fara The Lord Chancell or , an d ot h er members of t he ma y' left town early yesterday morning to assist at the funen.-- of the lament e d b aroness, at H artrigge,in Re%bure— shire. The funeral is appointed to t a k e place-te -d A h ;• General Sir J ames an d L a d y Chatte rt o n kg' r a Pavilion Hotel, Folkest one , y es t er d ay, for Ow n ' idle • -• sojourn of nine months. • 's* The Chancellor of th e E xc h equer an d Mrs. •lide '• • left town on Tuesday evening for Brighton.' The Right Hon. B. Disraeli and Mrs.. Disraeli:A *lW , • cks• left Grosvenor-gate for H ug h en d en Manor, ; A•„ flad~?ne The Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mrs. 0 laaye gone to Brighton. esaiid d*bui. M. Louis Blau has made a most success ' as a public lecturer. The amount of Australian gold at sea: RP' P; rr i f ,v £800,000; nearly half of which is expectea 44 during the present month. ing not