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The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-24

THE POLICE COURTS.

GUILDHALL.

John Fleck, baser, appeared to answer a summons
charging him with forcibly obtaining possession of a lease,
the property of W. Watson Jubson, of Broad•street.
It appeared that Mr. Thompson, • solicitor, applied on
behalf of Mr. Jobson to the defendant for • sum of
161. 17s. 641. due for flour, when defendant placed a lease in
the hands of Mr. Thompson as a security for a into of 001.,
which he wished to raise. It was agreed that complainant,
who, it appeared, had advanced the money, was to deduct
his claim and .d. for the expense of preparing the mortgage.
The defendant called on Mr. Thompson and requested to
see the lease, and took the opportunity of snatchimt it away
and running off with it, thus depriving complainant of the
security on which he bad lent his money
The defendant was bound over in two sureties in 201.
each to answer any charge which might be made against
him.
London, England, 1852-03-16

UNITED STATES.

(raow era OWN COMILMTONDINT.)
(NT ILICTLIC TZLIO/LAPII.)
LIVERPOOL, TVINDAT MORNINO, 10.30.
The British and North American Royal Mail
steam-ship Cambria, which sailed from Boston an the
3rd instant, has just arrived. She called at Halifax,
NIL, on the sth instant, to land sad receive the
mails and passengers connected with the British
provinces. Her news is one week later than any
hitherto to hand. The number of passengers by this'
arrival is 24, and the amount of specie 0,000 dole.
The Con gin proceedings have been unimportant.
The into nee from California is brought down
to tho 2nd ebruary. At that date the mining
prospects were very favourable ; 2,000,000 dela. in
gold dust had been received at American porta.
At Salt Lake the Sermons have declared for
independence and separative from the United States.
All the United Stales Amen had left.
Dualism bee bees very lebk uric, the last steamer
sailed. The =my amble continues in a satiate*•
tory condition, mew Win by no meant scarce. The
prospects of trade geeerelly were favourable. Stocksl
and securities ewe Sri!.

Prices of breaded& bad slightly receded. Little
brims imi bees ism however, in tho market.
Waters sand flew, 4 dais. 871 c. to 5 dole, per bar-
rel (steady); Omegase prime wheat, 1 dol. 19c. to
I doL 20c. per 001ba. Indian corn, round yellow,
64c. to this. per besivel. Indian meal, 3 dole. 371 c.
to $ deb. lib per barrel.
The cotton minket at New York was quiet, and
lumina to a usibrate extent only had been done.
Prises were quile steady. New Orleans and Mobile,
mddl. fair to ifir, fie. to 91c. per lb. ; Uplands and
Florida, add. biz to fair, Sic. to 81c. per lb. The
reseipb were 'till small.
noviaiems were firm in prier, and in good demand.
Freights are unchanged, the asking rates being—for

flour to Liverpool, ls. Pd. to 2e. per barrel. Grain
to Liverpool, Sid to 13d. per bushel.
Exchange on London, 110 to 110! (few trauma.
twos); Paris, 6.17 ; limbers, 38 to 361 ; Breese
78 to 7dt.
New Oacemes, Fie. 28.
Bales of cotton to-day, 8,000 bales. Priers not affected
by Atlantis's news. Middling quoted 7t to n. Sales of
week, 62,000 bales. Stock on hand, 167,000 bales.
London, England, 1852-03-16

THIS DAY.

Two o'Ctoci.

Consols are still moving up. To-day', market has
been characterised by an increase of firmness, and
prices, supported by the investment of the govern-
ment broker, have further advanced. Consols have
been dealt in at 97,1 to 981, and are now quoted 98
for money and 98 to for the 13th April.
Exchequer Bills arc quoted 655. to 68s. prem.
In the foreign stock market to-day the settlement
of the account forms the chief business. Buenos
Ayres Bonds have further advanced to 68, and Sar-
dinian to 93. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates
are higher, at 93 and 96. Spanish stocks aro also
looking up, the Actives marking 251 to }, and the
New Deferred Three per Cents., In to Equador
Bonds, however, are weaker, at 43 to Other
stocks are well supported.
London, England, 1852-03-16

Vto Court.

OSBORN E, MONPST.
The Queen and Prince, with the Royal Children,
were out early this morning in the grounds.
Sir Charles Eastlake, President of the Royal Academy,
and the Dean of Winchester, are expected to arrive today
on a visit to her Majesty.

The Dean of Manchester had an interview with the Earl
of Derby)t stetdry, at his official residence in Downing.
street. /tr. F. Elliot had also an intersiew with the noble
earl.

The Marquis d'Azeglio, Sardinian minister, had an inter-
view with the Earl of Malmesbury yesterday, at the Fo-
reign-office.
A deputation on the subject of a bill for the relief of the
ballast heaven had an interview Ilith the Right. Eon. J.
W. Ilenley and Lord Colchester yesterday, at the Board of
Trade. The deputation conskted of Lord Robert Grosve-
nor, M.l'., Mr. George Thompson, M.P., the lion. Vim.
Cowper, M.P., Mr. Furnival, Mr. Flynn, Mr. Itarthrep,
and Mr. Drown.

Lord Brooke bad an interview with Mr. Secretary Wal-
pole yesterday, at the Home-otfice.
Mr. Wilson Patten, M.P., transacted business on Satur•
day at the Railway department of the Board of Trade.
A deputation from the 'Huddersfield Improvement Com-
missioners had an interview yesterday with the Clew ral
Board of Health, at their offices, Whitehall. The deputa-
tion (which was introduced by r. Wm. R. C. Stansfield,
fur Huddersfield) consisted of Messrs. Joseph Brook
and Joshua Hobson.
_ _

Despatches were sent from the Colonial-office yesterday.
to the Governor of the Cape of Good Hop.. 11... patches
were received yesterday from the Governors et Newfound-
land and Sierra Leone.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS,

POTD.—Wareh 11, at Graftonlterrace... ,North John street. (ura',
Mrs. W. Boyd, or a daughter.
EDWARD& —Plumb IS, at De Creaplgny.park, Denmark•hii!,
Willlent Edward., of a daughter.
GOTT.—March 11, at North MIL, Boundhay, Torludike, the V. o'
W. F. Oott, Esq., t f a sou.
London, England, 1852-03-16

MINES.

MONDAY ETENINO.

The market has been dull to dop, and very few
transactions have taken place, except in South
Tamar, TrCvelyan, West Ding Dung, West Provi-
dence, &c.
There was not much business in gold mining
shares in the earlier part of the day, the Stock
Exchange dealers being otherwise engaged ; but in
the afternoon there was a good deal of briskness, and
prices left off firm, several descriptions, • including
British Australian, showing a slight improvement.
Carson's Creek are quoted 3-16 to 7-16 prem. ; Port
Phillip, die. to par. ; Lake Bathurst, par to E prem.;
Victoria, par to d prem.; Melbourne, per to prem. ;
Sierra Nevada, par toe prem.; Quartz Rock, 1-16
dia. to 1-16 prem.
Colonial gold shares were firm at 9-16 to 11-16
prem.
London, England, 1852-03-16

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Ilrptford, for Falmouth. for orders, ten 17. off Cape St. VIRCCIIt.
liwtwlll7. Jolt. 13. lat. IU. 7 M., lon. 25.74 W.
Zephyr (brig), Curry, from Alexandria, out 21 days, far Cork or FM-
moo th, all well, off Cape r.doe.

FURTHER NiINIE RIFLE PRACTICE.—The
rifle practice, which took place recently at Woolwich, has
been so satisfactory to the authorities at the Hone Guards,
that orders have now been sent to commanding officers of
various other regiments to 'send up parties this week to
Woolwich for similar practice in this effective weapon.
Ltvettroot..—A correspondent says: " The state-
ment in yesterday's TinleS, that Mr. Bromley Moore will
be a pretectionist candidate tor Liverpool, is understood to
be incorrect, for, of all men in Great Britain, the Carlton
Club has resolved to send the monopolist whipper-in, Mr.
Forbes Mackenzie, down to Liverpool; and to him will bo
joined a local trailer, Mr. Turner, of no great popularity.
Sir Thomas Birch, the present excellent liberal member, is
considi red to be quite secure ; and the absurd choice the
protectionists hese made will, in all probability, greatly
tend to Mr. Cardwell's re-election, though there are not
wanting free-traders there who object to the personal uses
Mr. Carden It makes of the representation of Liverpool "
C.trTAIN AUSTIN, the new Admiralty auperinten
dent of mail packets at Southampton, arrived there yester•
day to commence the performance of hit official duties. The
gallant officer will reside in Southampton, in accordance
with a recent Admiralty order.
TESTIMONIAL TO THE PROTECTRESS OF NIAItsITAL
liATottrAit:in—The,' Ni;iieoirdinearptuobybushrtih•sleparoiostionfur
testimo-
nial for presentation to the hostess of the inn in which
Marshal Ilaynau took refuge whin driven out of Barclay
and Pokins's brewery. The Xpedator dwells with much
feeling upon the kind behaviour of the landlady, and sug-
gests that Austrian patriotism should endow her with a
neck ornament with the portrait of the marshal in enamel
set with brOliants.
LAdvertisement.)--ihn-LowAY'S Plus FOR TIIE
Cuss a MI. Prses.srion or lavas ate Bowe. Conevaners, Deem,
41.0 A Poll4llr. Varbus are the !AUK* 411011101 the liver,
stomach, and bowelajrequently producing mtemas lieseasiq mid is.
stusstt,m, and dotty and hasgjamatinss. gsswatts the beers,.
revs r f Me most alarming and droptp, apo,tleay,
is,rstytte strokes. ate. Them sad she censegoencee arc kn.
cremstely prevented by akw domed Holloway's Pills. Theyeptedily
sod eau:teeny bsaith every symptom of disease from the spasm, pro.
ante • prow: eireu`stlen of the bl.ed, and raise viper to &gm.
live ornate. Perrone at the turn of lite should est fad to take them
for they stand titesmlnent as the best busily medicine in urt.—to'
gri:l:4lnaggista; and at Protector lkilloway't establisamssita
Ueda&
London, England, 1852-03-29

GERMANY.

Thr Second Prussian Chamber, in its sitting of the
tied. njected the bill on fiefs and entails, u
by the Upper House, and passed a resolution frree-d
pealing the 40th and 41st articles of the constitution,
and .uh..tituting others which interdict the establish-
menti.f new fiefs, and guarantee the abolition, by legis-
lative mans, of those which already exist.
In the recent debate on the war budget, the
minister stated that the government had no thought
of introducing changes in the present Landwehr
apron.
The Chevalier de Amigo, Minister of the Emperor '
of Brasil, presented his credentials on the 24th.
The Wartemberg Diet is adjourned for an indefinite
mad. The duration of the session of the Bavarian
(libbers has been prolonged to April 30. The
Second Saxon Chamber closes, according to a royal
decree just issued. with the month of April.
According to the protocol of the first sitting of the
German first congress at Hanover, M. Sass* the
minister of the convening government, prayeana be
tarn ir, the first instance a naval force, to esnoist et
two frigates, an many corvettes, three war stuusinol
and a proportionate number of gun-boats. The esti-
mated cost of this maritime force is a million &Au
per annum. M. Scheele stated that the cosiness
win to he considered as preparatory to the final
debates in the Frankfort Diet.

The Geartte for North Germany states that the
waiguations of the Hanoverian ministers Windt-
bent and Harineister have been accepted, and that
M. won Decker will take the department of Jostles,
Gent Kitlmannegge that of inane., and Coent
Widel that of Worship.
The state of siege has been removed in the derby
d Sehlmrig.
London, England, 1852-03-29

MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY.

The display of samples of English Wheat upon the Essex
and Kentish stands this morning was again small. The
trade without life, and some difficulty was experienced in
effecting sales at the rates of Monday last, a portion of the
supply remaining unsold at an advanced hour. The busi-
ness in foreign Wheat was confined to a few retail sales of
fine Baltic qualities, at former prices.
The demand for Flour still continues of the most hand-
to-mouth deecription, and, where sales were pressed, the
turn in price was to favour of the buyer.
Fine malting Barley being scarce brought quite as much
money; other descriptions were unaltered in value.
The receipts of Oats coastwise and from Ireland have
been moderate during the pest week, but the arrivals from
abroad have been sufficient to meet the demand, and the
trade was heavy, at last Monday's rates.
Beans and Peas mat with little attention, but cannot be
quoted cheaper.
There was a fair amount of business done in Trefoil and
red and white Cloveresed this morning, and last week's
prices were tolerably well supported.
London, England, 1852-03-29

auuyAus INTO LONDON 14011 32ad MAR. to 27th MAR.

whist SUS (1340
E. 4.7 ... I 14112 I 430 SIOI 1135
Oats III 40 l 1164 1419:
Flour.

BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that the supply of
Hops is very limited, and that the demand, although not
eatsasive, is in a very satisfactory state, with pricey, fully
maintained.

SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY.
During the past week the market has been well supplied
both coastwise and by rail ; the trade still continues dull,
and lower prices lucre been submitted to with second-rate
sorts. The following are this day's quotations:—York
Regents, 60s. to SOs.; Scotch, 60s. to 70s. ; Perth and For-
farshire Cups, 60e. to 655.; Fifeshire, 665. to 60s. ; Kent
and EOM. X. 60s. to 755. ; Wisbeach and Cambridge, 50s.
to 655.
London, England, 1852-03-29

RAILWAYS.

THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocu.
This is " continuation day" in the share market,
and the arrangements foradjustment of the ac-
coast are in progrem. Prices show a decidedly up-
ward tendency, and a marked time has taken place
in many descriptions. Aberdeen" have ripen ;
London and North Westerns, 10s.; North British,
Ss.; Zork and North Midlands, 10a.; South East-
ern', North Stafford', Midlands, and Great West-
erns, besides others, are all better.
French shares are 'aurally steady.
num AND NOM UNGUALANTIDD.

Ips le.day up
Se I p.n.

H 1 13 111
London, England, 1852-03-29

[THREEPENCE.

MINES.

The Mining Exchange was bat thinly attended,
and 'minims more than usually dull to-day. Next
week many of the loading dealers, who are now in
Cornwall, will have returned, when a more lively
market may be anticipated. Condurrows were
offered at 102 f, with buyers at 100. Alfred Consols
are sellers at 18# ; and West Providence sellers at
63. Wheal Bassett are offered at 430; Speedwells
at par; and West Alfreds at 21t, with buyers at 20.
East Tamara are quoted at 11s. to 12s. Gating are
flat at 225. 6d.

The gold mining share market was quiet, but
closed with a firm appearance. During the greater
part of the day Aria Frias remained at the decline
noticed after &nines§ hours yesterday, but towards
the close of the market buyers of these shares came
forward, and considerable transactions took place at
to prem. Carson's Creek shares maintain the
late improvement, ruling at prem. Now that
Colonel Fremont is in England the holders of shares
in the various auriferous setts for which ho has
granted leases are anxiously looking for some authen-
tic information, and are beginning to feel impatient at
the absence of movement tending to a settlement of
the questions lately so vehemently disputed. The
quotations of the non-official list are as follows :
Colonial Oold, t to = prem. ; Melbourne, par to
prem.; Sierra Nevada, par to prem. ; Lake Be-
thirst, par to prem.; Victoria, par to 1-16 prem.;
Auriferous Oro 1 dia. to par.; New Grenada, 1-16 to
I rm.
In the Stock Exchange there was no business in
other foreign mining shares.
London, England, 1852-03-29

THIS DAY.

Twe o'CLoss.
The gold mining shares remain quiet, but the Ca-
lifornian descriptions are firmer, and Agua Fria
have rallied to 1/ prem. Australasian shares mark
2) ; Carson's Creek are quoted 7-16 to 9-16 prem.;
Sierra Nevada, par to prem.

pima
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London, England, 1852-03-29

INDIA.

THE BURMESE WAR.
(sr ELICTAIC TNLIONAPIIO
Our telegraphic advice. from Trieste of the 26th
inst. inform us of the arrival of the Adria.

Oar adricea from Bombay are to the 3rd inst.
Negotiations having failed, and the Burman, con-
tinuing their insults, a form of 6,000 men-3,000
from Calcutta, and thalami Dumber from Madras—
'u to let out for Bursub on or about the 12th of
Ranh.
A squadron, mutating of war Amman, had
already left Bombay for the aamo dontisatioa, sad
will transport the troop, from Madras to Rangoon.
The form under Sir Cohn Caspian ban rushed
Paahawar.

&r J. (hey, Caw
atom hous finials&

at Bombay,
London, England, 1852-03-29

THIS DAY, Norm
Mans im MM. GOMM of Wind. emu d W w.„0„.
.1.1. Goalie Breese. P.

Th. ratans' hem the following Wanes did not nub this
*See in time tee publications on Saturday ; they therefore
indicate the sate of the weather on Friday morning at
dna °Week.

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Mid WWI
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N.W. ONO Man

Partially Gaudy

CALIIroIurIAN Goixt—Oa Friday last, four men,
apparently vela from a far weniem, bend their way
into the great area of the Bank at Issid, where they
seemed to be a little out of their reelessing. Their helpless
state being observed by one of the Dank porters, he went
over and aslied their business. When the spokeesnan of the
y inquired, "if they wanted to bey a little gold duet,"
he porter, seeing no parcel with them, wondered where
the dust might be, and took them to the smayeoflice of the
Bank, when, on being asked to produce it, they instantly
commenced ripping up their coats, waistcoats, linings, and
flaps, lappet and cuffs, and so disgorged their bidden trea-
sures. Lump after lump of the glorious store tumbled
forth, and when the operation was concluded, the whole
was taken away and melted into a solid ingot, which, on
being placed in the balances, was found to weigh 38 lbs.
sow odd omens, and its vele, amounted to something
over 1,70 W. They were paid a part at once, and called for
the rentainder on Saturday. They are Comb& men, fresh
din' and wen cautioned by the Bank sermah
toirimearentl of -*GO oompany, as a man bad been robbed of
5001. la the streets a few days previously.
London, England, 1852-03-29

COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Holywell, 141. 6d. ; Eden Main, 111. ; Tanfleld Moor,
IZ.; Walls End Braddyll's Helton, , Walla End
Hetton, 151. ; Walla End Larnbton, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End
Stewart's, 15a.—Ships at market, 155.

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The market is fiat, and prices are declining. The trade
begins to purchase very sparingly, and the delivery last
week was consequently only 1,33 casks. In new Tallow
very little is doing. Town Tallow is quoted Ms. nett cash ;
Petersburg Y.C. on thi. spot, 3Ss. 6d.; October to Decem-
ber (1862), 375. to 375. 3d.; on or before the end of March,
361.8 d.

OF TALLOW.
WM. lest. 1852.

Meek duo day Cooke 32,110 34,301 43,733
Delivery tut week
De. from lot Joao
Drlval last week 363 437
Do. from lot Joao
Tills Y. C. this day par virt 1 170. 401. 34. 31..6d.
no. Town 3lh. 6d. 4116. 6d. 3115.0 d.
Pont.tc SALIN advertised for the week: Tuesday, March
30, 60 cues But India Tallow ; Friday, April 2, 160 casks
Australian Tallow.

Di'Dal
Do. ft
Prime T.
London, England, 1852-03-29

DUBLIN, MANOR 27.
It is stated in the tory circles here that the
ilUtorney.General has in preparation some measures
of law reform for Ireland, that he is, in fact, about
bringing in a bill which will materially simplify and
cheapen the proceedings in our superior courts of
common law ; and that be will introduce and press
through parliament, this manioc), two bills—one to
improve and cheapen the present system of valua-
lion in Ireland, and the other to establish means of
ascertaining the value of agricultural produce in this
country. Mr. Napier is, in fine, the great gun of the
Irish tories, and by parading his good intentions they
hope to threw dust in the popular eyes.
Election rumours are still almost the only topics
of the day. Among the new addresses which have
been lamed, are those of Captain Bellow, to the
electors of the county of Galway, and of Mr.
O'Connor Henchy, to the electors of Kildare. Tenant
right now holds a prominent place in the addresses
of all candidates who set up the slightest pretensions
to liberality, and accordingly we find these gentle-
men, as well as the great majority of those who
promise to enter the field at the approaching elec-
tions, promising to support such a hill as will give to
the tenant a right to demand full compensation for
useful improvements. Civil and religious liberty is
also a motto in the election addresses of all the
liberal candidates, and some of them, as Captain
Bellew, announce their determination to oppose any
government which will not make the appropriation
of church temporalities to useful public purposes a
cabinet measure. Mr. O'Conner Ifenchy only offers
himself en the condition that he should be wanted,
the Marquis of Kildare having intimated his in-
tention of retiring from the representation of that
county. That the Marquis will retire, is, I believe,
certain.

Mr. John Ennis, chairman of the Midland Great
Western Railway, is spoke. of as a candidate for
Athlone.

Thitortherri Whig of this morning says: " Our
agricultural reports received op to this day, from
nearly every district of the province, are moat cheer-
ing. In oat sowing, potato planting, and other field
operations, which were so much behind a few weeks
ago, immense progress has been made under the most
favourable circumstances." From other quarters the
agricultural accounts are also very favourable; bid
the progress of emigration is nevertheless not in the
slightest degree arrested.
London, England, 1852-03-29

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

DIINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.
The private-contract markets have been inactive to-day,
and our quotations of Friday last remain unaltered.
MErste.-Iron: There has appeared more disposition to
buy at last week's prices, but the amount of business
done has been small. Tin : East India has been
dull of sale. Banes reported sold in small quantities, at
775. to 78s. Spelter is quoted the same as last week,
141. be., but sales to any extent could nut be made at that
price.
Otte.-Seal, pale, 301. 10e. to 311. ; straw, 5.81. 10s. to
301. ; Sperm, 841. 10s. to 861.; Headmatter, &IL to 891. ;
Cod, 321. 16s. to 331.; South Sea, 311. 10e. to 331. 10e.;
Olive Oalipoli, 441. to 461.; Spanish and Sicily, 421. 10s.
to 431. 105. ; palm, 251. 10s. to 265. 15a.; Cocoa-out, 311.
to 361. 10s.; Seed, rape, pale, 311, to 311. 10e.; Linseed,
261. I6e. to 271.
The public lan declared for to-morrow are: Sugar,
6,000 bags Bengal, 2,600 bags Madras, 3,000 begs Penang.
--Coffee 200 casks and 800 bags plantation Ceylon, 1,000
bags Rio.-Cochineal: 60 bags.
London, England, 1852-03-29

LOCAL SHARE MARKETS

LIVRRPOOL, MARCH 27.—Our market to-day has again
been limited, but with an improvement in prices. The follow-
ing are the transactions :—Aberdeen, 131—Blackburn (late
B.C. and W.Y.),6l—Caledonian,l9l 1 5 16—Eastern Coun-
ties,9l—Lancashire and Yorkiihire,72l—Ditto, Fifth Shares
(West R. U.), 41 d.—Londen and North Western, 124 1
Ditto (new 44 shares), 6 p.—Ditto, Quarter Shares (C), 2p.
—Midland, 644 4 }—North Union, A (guar. by Lon-
don and North-Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire),
174—Shrewsbury and Birmingham Pref. Shares, 101—
South Eastern and Dover, 211 1 I—York, Newcastle,
and Berwick, 181—York and North Midland, 241 1.
Brinenrotram, MARCH 27.—This share market opened
languidly, hut closed much better. Shrewsbury and Bir-
mingham Al were done at a.
MANCHISTER. MARCH Z7.—The market was strong,
and prices were improving. The sales include : Caledo.:
nian, 191 ; Eastern Counties, ; East Lancashire, 17
6-16 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 72i ; London and
North Western New Quarters, 61 p. ; Midland Railway
Consols, 64 ; South Eastern and Dover, 21 11-16 I.
Lill*, MARCH 27.—We had a firm market this morn-
ing, though no improvement in prices. The following are
the elostng sales:—Eastern Counties, 91; East Lancashire,,l7l; Leeds Northern., 161; Midland Stock, 641 ; North
Westerns, 111 • South Eastern and Dowers, 211 ; York
and Mirth Midlands, 241.
BAMITOL, Maack( 27.—The market was Inn, and, for a
Saturday, active. Bristol sad Enters were done at 901,
901; Cheat Westerns, WI; Vale of Neath, Si dis. The
ether transmitions were eresSaed to purely local shares.
London, England, 1852-03-29

Bidini, whose conduct at Bologna has been such as
to eau du rn the displumury of the .I)orpe
jape of a kind of exile, Monsignor Bedini being
ordered to repair to the imperial court of Brazil es
apostolic nuncio, a charge much inferior to the one
ht. limit's( left.
PIEDMONT.
The Croce di Sart.ils, of .larch 25, says :
The following fact from Turin is told to from a geed
a public functionary residing at Turin,
'O4 attAr foot of • letter which As received from Paris
sae .4ra iture of the ion of the Prince of Canino, with
wars ho bad no relations whatever. His empties
imgmented at reading the letter. The correspondents an-
nasseed to him that the President of the Republic had sent
tattier to Rosso with an important mission, and terod•
▪ by tagging him to come immediately to Paris. Not
wag Able to believe that the letter was meant for
• M looked at the direction, and found
that thrro had been • mistake, owing to • re-
•sh:.inee of mimes. This Net is worth noticing, because
it .wn the importance of l'riuce CaninO's mimosa
London, England, 1852-03-29

bars: To Boulogne, 3,180 oz. ; to Hamburg, 6,400
os.; to Rotterdam, 25,000 oz. Gold coin : To Ham-
burg, 1,100 os. ;to Belgium, 200 oz. This gives a
total of 1,300 ounces of gold, and 134,560 ounces of
silver, of the aggregate value of about 39,0002. There
do not appear to hays been exports of specie from
the outports.
An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the
United Kingdom for the last week, published by
Herapath's Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,600
miles to be 255,354 L, oral the rated 381.155. per mile
per week. The receipts for the corresponding
period of last year were 231,9701. on 6,337 miles, or
361.105. per mile per week. There is thus an increase
of 23,3841., or 10.80 per cent. in the aggregate amount
received ; an increase in the mileage of 2&3 miles, or
4.15 per cent ; and an increase of 21. ss. in the
amount received per mils per week.
The Railway lima estimates the total receipts
since the Ist January at 2,885,7691., which, on 6,500
miles, gives an average of 4431.195. 31d. per mile;
and as the amount for the corresponding period of
lastyear was 2,684,328 L on 6,264 miles, 0r4281. 10s. 71d.
per mile, the difference is shown to be in favour of
the protein year to the extent of 151. Bs. 70.
per mile.

THIS DAY.
Two o'CLoon.
There ia no change in the Comet market to-day,
is prim having remained steady at 98ft to t, both for

log. .'tionth Sea stock marks
rale at 88e. to 71e.

,IN:

In the foreign house the settlement of the account
engages attention, and the other business is conse-
quently small. Prices present little change, but no
buoyancy is apparent in the speculative stocks,
except Spanish, which is rather steadier. Peruvian
Actives mark 1044; ditto Deferred, 614; Brazilian
Old Five per Cents., 102 ; Granada Deferred, 104;
Mexican, 32i to I; Spanish New Deferred Three
per Cents., 204; Venezuela Actives, 46 to 4.
London, England, 1852-09-27

BELGIUM.

On Thursday the King of the Belgians attended
the inauguration of the Ceara' du Petit Chateau, a
mediteval looking building,lotely reared on theßoule-
yard de l'Entrepot, for the infantry regiments in Brus-
sels. After the ceremony his Majesty and the royal
princes accepted the hospitality of the burgomaster
of the city at a dejeaner. All the members of the
communal council were present, with an officer of
each grade from every regiment, besides all the su-
perior officers of the garrison of Brussels. At the
dessert the burgomaster proposed the health of the
King and royal family, adding the following sen-
tences:

In celebrating this day, the fled anniversary of the na-
tional independence, we commemorate • series of years of
exterior peace and internal oreer and prosperity. We re-
in • reign which will be prolonged, I hope, for the
hahppiness of the nation. (Loud cheering.) Use future,
however, is secured. You know this, gentlemen (to the mili-
tary), you who have the honour to count in your ranks our
princes, the worthy NOS of &leant. The example of the
King is teaching them to devote themselves to the welfsre
end glory of their country. Let no drink, then, to the
King, the Duke of Brabant, the Count of Flanders, and to
the Princess Charlotte.
Nothing, it is said, can describe the enthusium
with which these words were received. The cries of
" Vivo le Hui ! Vivcnt lee Princes! ViTe la famille
royale!" were heard for several minutes. The King,
overcome by the warmth of his reception, replied in
few words. As soon as acclamations permitted, he
!mid:

Gentlemen,—Were I to respond ea I should like to do
to the kind toast of the burgomaster of Brussels, I should
say much; but you me that I am too deeply moved. I
propose a tout to the burgomaster of Brussels, for whom
I have for these many years cherished a warm regard. I
hope that he may long be spared to conduct the imminis
tration of this city to the satisfaction of its inhabitants.
Now acclamations greeted the King as ho eat
down, when the Duke of Ilrabant rose, and a respect-
ful silence was immediately observed. The Pnuce
said :

Permit me, gentlemen, to smociate myself most sincerely
to the thanks which the King hoe addreswil to the burgo-
master of the city of Brussels. Ili, toast ro kind and loyal
has strongly affected me. Like the King, I rejoice to cele-
bratew ith you the twenty-second asiuivenary of our glo-
rioue ind, pendince.
For ❑early • quarter of • century now Belgium has
offered to Europc the spectacle of • people uniting order
the mat peoleet, hlppattaa the most real, petsperity the
most constant, with liberties such os no other nation had
before it enjoyed.
We reckon on your courage and assistance to enable us
to maintain the country in this noble position. Let me in
London, England, 1852-09-27

TURKEY

The Sleek says :
Our readers know that M. Bacciochi, master of the cere-
monies to the Prince President, left Toulon some days ago
for Constantinople in a Item frigate. M. Bacciochi is, it is
said, charged with a mission of conciliation, for it must not
be dissimulated that the expedition against Tripoli was exe-
cuted in a somewhat unusual manner, and in consequence
displeased the Turks, who are great observers of forma. It
is to dissipate the painful imprarsion arising from this expe-
dition that the master of the ceremonies bus been sent with
a friendly message, and rieh presents of &ores porcelain.
We aro willing to think that the necessity of living in good
intelligence, and with a cordial understanding will, at Con•
stantinople as at Paris, cause secondary causes of complaint
to be forgotten.
London, England, 1852-09-27

SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY.

----- - -
We have a large increase in the supply of Beasts. We
rarely have so many, except at Christmas-time ; the ave-
rage weight, however, of course. is not nearly so large as
at that season. The number is about 1,140 over that of
the corresponding day last year ; consequently, priers aro
lower, and a consi.lcrahle quantity remains unsold. Sheri)
arc not more plentiful. but the demand is smaller; our quo-
tations, therefore, aro about 2d. per 8111 s. lower. We do
not quote Lamb, as it may now be considered out of season.
Calves arc also rather lower. Forei;o supply is 2,371
Beasts, 9,090 Sheep, and 211 ; -from beotiand, 100
Beasts, and 3,100 from the Northern and 31i01.snd Counties.
Per gam o:,-;‘,4. a. d. a. d. 3 Per at,ar.e of oats. 0.
Kart •44,30% Ileroforls.. 3 3 8 Hot lea..& 11.2448. S 0 0 o
tkaatShort.horua .34 3 8 1 Meat bong-woo:6
Soonodivadity laosata.. 2 4 2lu , 80. ',tor&
tsl‘m - au I *mond ce..atti 3 0 3 4
Plre -.-. - . .. 3 0 4 4 do. 5par5........ 0 0 0
1,a.. 4 0 4 4 WO. .. 0 0 0 0

ii 41.1. 6,:.56; +Shop awl liimehe. 2.4,34 ; Jul
P.P. 415.

TALLOW MARBET.-THIS DAY.

The market is very firm on the spot ; the short quantity
shipped off at present from St. Petershurgh (27,000 casks,
a•tainst 64,000 lest year), and the firm attitude of thu
Russian holders here, sufficiently account fur this feature;
speculatively anal fur future delivery there is not so mach
inquiry, and prices are a shade easier. Tows Tallow I.
quoted 40s. id. to fnl. nett cash • Petersburg T.C. on the
spot, 41.. Gd.; October to Peccraber, 40s. ; J .IMlitry to March-
(lB:s3), 40s. 3d.

OF TALLOW.
100. ; lisl. ! 1852.

tnek this day ..... .'
DeHaery last week
Do. lam Ist Jute
Arr.:Tallest week

27,340 70,113 ' 24,460
2.,`:.6! 2,.93 2,713
27,791 2%933 13,529
4,07 • 1,348 212
24,6:4 19,t43 17,431
29 .71. 89s. 3d. 41..041.
41.. i E. 41.. Od. 434.0 d
.

from lit Jur.:
rnee Y. C. this day ver
De. Town
Arrivals for the week a
tasks, sad delivery 2,019 04
prised 100 casks from St. 1
b 4 from South America, 11
casks.

ending 6th Oet. last year, 7,809
tasks. The arrival* last week cont.
Petersburg, 54.) from Australis,
193 from other places; total 932

BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Messrs. Pattender. and Smith report that there is a good
supply of hops at market, with a very brisk demand, ai
improved prices. Duty estimated at '250,000f.
London, England, 1852-09-27

MINCING-LANE.7-TID3 DAY.

The private contract markets have been inactive to-days
but most articles have a stea.ly appearance.
The following public sales are d.rlarcd fur to-morrow
Sugar: 600 bbds. of West India, 6,600 bags Mauritius, and
7,100 bags of 11,:ogal ; Coffee: 150 bags; Cocoa: 800 bags
Trinidad.

MZTALS.-Iron : The market is active, and prices show a
slight advance: Scotch pig, mixed =min.'s, Gd. ; three
months, 60s. 61; common rail bars quoted at an advance
ol ss. per ton. Copper and Lead quoted at the Paine. prLea
as last week. Speltrr has been sold at a shade advance,
and is now coot, d 171. per ton. East India Tin has sold at
the full prices of last weak ; Straits, Kn. to 87s. B,anea, 89s.
Otts.-Seal, pale, 341. to -; straw, 321. Os. to 331. ;
I brown, 311. to 311. 10s. ; sperm, 861. Os. to b7l. Os.; head-
matter, 871. to 89!.; cod, 32/. Oa. to 33/. ; South Sea, 321.301.
to 3.1/. 101.; olive Gallipoli, 381. to 601.; Spanish and Sicily,
511. to 661.; palm, 281. to 201. ; cocoa our, 321. 10s. to
361. ss. ; seed, rape, pale, 34!. 10s. to 3.51.; linseed, 291. 15s.
London, England, 1852-09-27

RUSSIA.

Letters from Odessa state that great military
manoeuvres are to take place at Wasvesmusky, near
that port, at which the Czar will be present.

ALGERIA.

The last accounts received by the French papers
from the province of Oran state that commerce during
the last month has acquired considerable develop-
ment in that province. The Arabs of the Sahara
flock into the Tell, where they purchase corn in ex-
change for the produce of the south; at tho same
time in all the towns on the sea coast a considerable
export trade has been carried on. At the last
market of Tearet, 3,696 camels came in loaded with
produce of different kinds, which will return laden
with grain.
The last news from Constantine in the Algiers
journals, is considered satisfactory. Works df a
public and private nature are being carried on with
great activity. The markets are well attended, and
the last transactions in corn and cattle were impor-
tant. In corn thew was almost everywhere an ad-
vance in price, with the exception of the market of
Dji4elli, where it arrived in large quantities from
Pelouah. Wool of the second shearing had ar-
riv in the new market just established at Tobeesa.
The colonists in the province in addition to farm
buildings wore forming plantations, and making ex-
periments in agriculture.
London, England, 1852-09-27

that the room in which the examination took place
is not called by the flanse of a " confessional "—that
it is applied to other purposes than asses of con-
fession! The terrible fact is all that she cares for.
Impure suggestions have been made 1 who will mock
her grief by telling her ea a, eolacie that they were
not made in a confessional P As to the other
charges, there was no shadow of a refutation'
of the charge of conducting the confession secretly
—that in the ease of the rids of the Orphan
Asylum the evidence of Miss lizi.xo:4 and her
subject sisters tended to prove the contrary of what
they asserted—and that not a fragment of doubt
could remain in the minds of any Impartial person
that the fourth charge was fully proved—that the
compulsory and periodical system of confession is
enforced upon very young children, that is, from
twelve years of age. We defy any unprejudiced
person to read the reportwithout coming to this con-
clusion. The Bishop nevertheless refusing to allow
the girl, whose evidence went to establish a great num-
ber of these facts, to be examined publicly—takes her
into a private room, and in the presence of a few
gentlemen receives her statement. lie then, in his
summing up, frives the same girl credit for every
damaging admuision whieh she had made with
regard to herself, but refuses to allow any weight to
those which she made with regard to Mr. PILTNNE.
"The girl," said the Bishop, "hie borne witness to
the truth of the most tremendous offences, in a way
that I am sure has wounded us all. They are too
shocking, I assure you, gentlemen, for me to put un-
necessarily to the knowledge of any one of you.
• • • But from all that I have heard this day, I
should be base if I hesitated for an instant to say
that I acquit Mr. PRTNNE even of indiscretion in
receiving the confessions made to him."
Full credit here is given to the girl for every al.-
mission made against herself; but none for the evi-
dence she brought forward against Mr. PHYNNE. Why
was this ? Why was the girl allowed to brand her-
self with crime, while her testimony in another case
was neglected ? The true answer is to bo found in the
Bishops own admissions.
" I think it desirable there should be a curtain
drawn over the whole of what has taken place as re-
gards Mr. PILTNNE.
• • •
London, England, 1852-09-27

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoch.

There is not the slightest change in the Bug
stock market, Consols standing at Saturday's piece,
of 100 to both for money and the 13th October,
scarcely any business offering. Nothing has
been done in any other English government stock.
The floating debt remains flat.
Foreign stocks are dull, there being no disposition
to operate. Peruvian Deferred show a downward
tendency, the sales having ranged from 63 to 61.
Spanish Bonds are also flat. Turkish Scrip marks
8# to 14 prem. Dutch Fours, 91,4 t. Spanish
New Deferred Threes, 231, Mexican, 25,1 tO 1.
Granada Deferred, 11g.

Our market was tolerably well supplied this morning
with English Wheat, by land-carriage samples from the
near counties, and we experience a steady sale, at fully as
good prices as last week.
Fa. foreign Wheat and Fleur there was a good retail
demand, sod the value underwent no change.
Barley was In short supply, and fully at dear u before.
Archangel Oats must be quoted 6d. per qr. hither, and
other descriptions were saleable on quite as good terms as
on this day se'nnight.
Buns were m.arce, and rather dearer, whilst Peas rather
declined in value.

ANIMALS Ls. 1U LONDON 611051 3.46 SEPT. to 25th S77C.
Qrs. toothls Scotch. halt. torsion.
Wheat ... .... ' MIS
Rtsloy 1743 G: 36 I !1.13
Oats III 1052 3046 I 26`126
Mat ..... I 60463 30 ... .
I".otu, 4,810 who; 3.307 burelo.
London, England, 1852-09-27

CANADA.

QUEBEC, Sere. 11.
'ilia day the governor-general and utile, several
nreabet. st the Canadian cabinet, and b th houses of par-
humat, lett this city to be ire vcat at the opening of the
Ft. Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad to Sherbrooke, which
if dadaist. I believe, about one hundred miles from Identical,
the Laotian terneinin of the road. 1 sodomised it as in-
hided to have the raid completed to the frontier of Maioe
lanai the seat year, and that the Americans will meet us
ea tttir Ode of the frontier at the same time, so that we
as early pimp et of direct communication by rail with
the Ai.satk at l'ot• land. lbe wet.: of course is of groat
impaneling to this pr..vince.
NJ important pie kat epistle= at puma interest have
tam be the whining timing tin past week ; but I
believe the Clain Smarm pasolea ugh awe seat week.
London, England, 1852-09-27

AUSTRIA.

The Correspondent of tho 21st contains a very
violent article against the Prussian government on
the subject of the last declaration of that power. The
ministerial organ protests that it is contrary to all
diplomatic usage to break off negotiations with sove-
reign states in the manner in which Prussia has
broken off hers with the coalised governments.
London, England, 1852-09-27

PRUSSIA.

The Cologne Gazette states that negotiations are
in contemplation between the United States and
the Zollverein, in order to obtain a reduction in the
import duties on certain articles. It is said that the
United States have expressed their willingness to
favour the import into America of a number of arti-
cles of the Zollverein. The crisis in which the cus-
toms' question has recently been placed has hitherto
prevented the solution of the affair.
London, England, 1852-09-27

TUSCANY.

The Discount Bank of Florence has issued a notice
`stating that a soot. note, forged in imitation of its
own, having been presented and stopped, it has taken
measures to renew all its paper money, and invites
the public meanwhile to present the old notes for
verification.

A letter from Florence of the 19th, in the Risorgi-
merdo of Turin, states that the Royal Court is still
occupied with reading the documents relating to
Gnerrazzi's trial, so that the sittings are now with-
oat interest. It is stated that Guerrazzi has addressed
a letter to the Grand Duke, praying his highness to
go spontaneously into court, and giro his testimony
in favour of his ez•ministor.
London, England, 1852-07-29

CRICKET.

ELEVEN OF ENGLAND V. TWENTY-TWO OF HUN-
nzuroun-rAus CLun.—This match wu concluded yester-
day at Hungerford, and although England scored 117 in
their second innings, they were unable to make up for the
unusually small score in the first, in spite of which, how-
ever, they were defeated by one only.
TUN ANNUAL SCHOOL MATCHES.—HARROW r.
WlNcitemia.—This match wu commenced 111 Lord's yes.
terday, and at the close of the day the score stood u fel-
lows:—Winchester, first innings, 111. Harrow, first innings,
four wickets standing, 147.
London, England, 1852-07-29

Nano intelligence.

HOUSE OF LORDS.--nsTERDAT.
THE JOINT STOCK COMPANIES WINDING-UP

ACTS.

Baum:, P. nUTTON.--OPINTON DELIVERED BY TUE
JUDO= ON TUX QUESTION OP LAW PROPOUNDED TO
THEY BY THE HOUSE.

In the E.rpreu of June 28 we gave a short report of
the answer of the Judges to the question submitted to them
by the house on the point then under discussion. The im-
portance of the point induces us to publish a more extended
report of the opinions of these learned persons, as just pre-
sented to the house of Lords.

The learned judges present at the hearing were Mr. Baron
Parke, Mr. Baron Alderson, Mr. Justice Maul,., Mr. Jus-
tice Wightman, Mr. Baron Platt, Mr. Justice Williams,
Mr. Justice Tallourd, Mr. Baron Martin, and Mr. Justice
Crompton.
London, England, 1852-07-29

QVESTION 61:1111ITTED TO TIM Jtbi.lS.

A railway rompany was projected and provisionally regis-
tered by the promoters. A prospectus was con-
taining ali.tof the provisional coufinittec, which eunskted
of more than sever, persons, appointed with their own con-
tent; in which prospectus it was proposed to establish •
railway company, with a capital of 2,000.0001, in shares of
25/. each. A meeting of more than seven of the persons
whose names had hien inserted in the prospectus as pro-
visional committee was held, at Is if rh a pros isional com-
mittee, and also • managing committee, were appointed,
each consisting of more than seven pencils, nominated with
their own consent. At that meeting it was resolved to
establish the company, as proposed by the pmspectus, for
constructing the railway therein mentioned, ar.ll to apply
for an act ut parliament to establish such company, and to
procure the necessary plans, Ike., fur that purpose. 5,000
shares were allotted to different persons, in various num-
ber., but 500 only were accepted by the allutteee. It was
ultimately found to be impracticable to procure subscrip-
tions fur a sufficient number f sh.fres to enable
the parties to carry the project into effect, and it was there-
fore, by an order under the Winding-up Act., ordered that
the company should be dissolvel. Are the provisions of
those nets applicable to this ease ?
London, England, 1852-07-29

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY.
StrOAß.—The market has again been dull, and the bulk
of the public sales of l'orto Rico were bought in. for want
of buyers, at full rates. The refined market dull; grocery
lumps, 465. 6d. to 4Se.
Correa.—There has not been a public sale to-day,
neither has there been any business of importance done by
private contract.
Tss.—The market remains steady.
Isntoo.—The sale is progressing, at yesterday's prices.
CUTTJX.-1,000 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. The
article has a firm appearance.
In other articles no material alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is firm to-day. Petersburg advices to the
214 mention that the market was quiet, at former prices.
Town Tallow is quoted here, 36e. Gd. to 375. nett cash ;
St. Peter.burgh Y. C. on the spot, 38. 3d. ; October to De-
cember, 38s. Gd. ; January-to March (1853), 395.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade brisk, at the following
prices:—Prima Meadow Hay, 78s. to 90s. ; inferior,
68s. to 765. ; new, 60s. to 765. ; Rowe., 665.; Clover,
old, Mts. to 100 s.; new, 60s. to 865.; Steam, 325. to 365.
London, England, 1852-07-29

Cpe Cottrt.

OSBORNE, WEDNERDAY.
Iter Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by
Princess Airco and Princess Helena, aa,l attended by the
Counter of Gainsburough, drove over to Carisbrooke C.utle
yesterday afternwn. The Hun. Colonel Grey was in
attendance on horseback.

Thu Duchess of Gloucester, atten ted by Lady Caroline
Murray and tho Mon. Eleanor Stanley, also drove to Curia-
brooke.

Lord Alfred Paget had the honour of being invited to
dinner yesterday.
The Princess of Ilohenlohe Langenbaurg, with Prince
Charles and the Princess Adelaide, arrived at Clarence-
house, St. James's, yesterday morning. Her Serene High-
nem, with the young prince sod princess, returned to Frog-
more in the afternoon.

The Duke of Leeds had an interview with Mr. Secretary
Walpole yesterday at the Homo-office. Mr. Drag had also
an interview the right hoar. secretary.
The Bishop of Cape Town had an iutcrview with Sir
John Pakington yesterday at the Colonial-oilier:.
The Hon. H. Butler Johnstone, M.P., and Mr. 11. P.
Gipps, M.P., had an interview with Mr. Secretary Walpole
yesterday.
Mr. Thomas Somers Cock•, jun., had an ,interview with
Sir John Pakington yesterday.
The Judicial Committee of her Majesty's Most lion. Privy
Council sat yesterday in the Council Chamber. The lords
present were—Lord Cranworth, Lord Justice Knight
Bruce, the Judge of the Admiralty Court, and Sir Edward
Ryan. Judgment was given in the appeal from British
Guiana, " Watson and Watson v. Hackett."