The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-26 00:00:00

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N 0.178.1 LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26,1847. [3d.

snbjecto and printed papers i-1, Roman law, science of
!sanitation applied to ; 2, international law ; 3, civil law; I,
criminal law; 5, law of evidence; 6, judicial organization;
7, procedure.
Docron OP MEDlClNE.—November n, to November 26.
Subject.: Hlensents of intellectual philosophy, logic, and
moral philosophy; a commentary in a case in medicine, sur-
gery, or midwifery, at the option of the candijats ; Celina
re Medici, medicine, &c.
The titian of Viee-cheneellor and nther officers is ap-
pointed to take place on Friday, July 16; that of examiners
tor degrees on IVedneselay, April 7.

Scorcri AND Irastt RELILF.—The following is an
account of the sum of 1,2101., placed at the disposal of Lord
John Itussell by the committee of ladies for conducting the
ben,tit given at her M-tjesty'a Theatre for the relief of the
distressed Irish and Se,,tch —SCOTLAND: In aid of the fut.d
raised by private subscription in support of the exertions
made by Macleod, of Macleod, to carry his people thniugh
this time of pressure, 2001.; La.ly Mackenzie, of Gairloch,
for distribution, 501. ; Mrs. Campbell, of Islay, for distribu-
tion, 100/. ; Major Halide'', for the relief committee at Port-
ree, 247. , Sir hdw. Coffin. for the relief committee at Oban,
2.51. ; Mr. Robertson, sheriff substitute of Mull, for the relief
committee at Tobermory, 2.i1. ; total fur Scotland, 4231.
IRELAND : To Colonel ltl'Orcgor, to be divided amongst the
L'.dies' ('omnaittets at Dublin, in propurtion to the funds
which have been raised by them by private subscription,
2001. ; Lady Gore Booth, for distribution, 1001, ; The Very
Rev. Dean Hoare, Dean of Aclionry Ballymote, County of
Sligo, f r distribution, 1001. • Father Mathew, for distribu-
: lion, 100/. ; The Frieude Relief Committee, London, 701 ;
Tho lame, Dublin, 701. ; Colonel Stokes, at Tralee, for dis-
tribution, 601. ; Deputy .I..sistaut-Commissary-Uenenil.
Bishop, at Helmond, tor distributa in the barmy of Erris,
County of )[ayo, 601.; The, Vai,anablo Archaism, Teem*,
Screen Rectory, Dromore Weat,"County of Sligo, /501. ; As-
! aistant Commissary-General Milliken, for distribution in tic.
County of Galway, 351.—Total for Ireland, 8151.—Total fer
I reload and Scotland, 1,2401.

JURORS TN TILE NEW COUNTY COURTS.—By the
New County Courts Act, the law as to the attendance of
jurors in actions not exceeding 201. is altered. in cases
where the amount exceeds N., a plaintiff or a defendant mly
require a jury, but in actions under that amount the judo)
of the court has a discretionary power. The jury In the
New County Courts is to consist of fire persons, and they
must give an unanimous verdict. It has been customary in
every cause to swear the jury, but by a provision in the new
law they are not required to be sworn in each trial. The
expense on the part of a plaintiff or defendant requiring a
jury will he 54., which sum must be deposited with the
clerk of the court, and be considered as costs in the cause,
unless otherwise ordered by the judge.

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ILLNESS OF MR. NIACREADY.—We regret to be
under the necessity of stating that Macready's per-
formances, which were to have commenced last night, and
to which the playgoers of Manchester have been looking '
forward with such interest, are deferred in consequence of
sudden indispcsaition.—.llancherfer Express.
UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR.—A rumour of the most
painful nature, relative to the death of a young military
officer, has been in circulation in this city during the last
10 or 12 days. According to the current report, which we
shall be most glad to see contradicted, this young gentle-
man's death was, in all human probability, accelerated,
not caused, by a series of the most heartless persecutions
on the pset of those who, from their education and station in
society, might have been expected to be more alive to
the feelings of humanity. We will not enter into the de-
tails of the conduct which is currently ascribed to these
parth 'l'hc matter is, we undetstand, at present under
the consideration of the authorities at the Horse Guards;
but, highly as we respect those who bear sway in that high
office, we must be excused in saying that we have not con-
fidence in the mere military men being able throughly to
expiseate the truth in this unparillelcd piece of diabolism.
It to to our respected Lord Advocate that we look with con-
fidence for a thorough investigation of this matter, not only
in reference to the vindication et the law, but in justice to
those against whom the junta gains ground. The deceased
has been but a few short months in the regiment, bore an
excellent character for humanity, and was, we are told, con-
- cted by marriage with the colonel at present in command
1, :the corps.—Edinburgh Weekly Chronicle.

AGRICULTURE.—BANFFBIIIRE.—The weather has
now at last put on the appearance of spring, and sowing bas
fairly commenced. A few more days like the last few will
put the land in rod condition•on the coast tide, bat the
inland district as in some parts still covered with snow, and
in others -suffering from its too recent departure; cones-
trendy their field work is much retarded, and sowing will
he I.tor than desirable. There seems to be a very general
eetc-mination to plant potatoes as near to the usual extent
' as the supply of seed will permit; but from this latter cause
we should think that the average breadth that will be under
this crop cannot exceed one-half ita usual extent, for the
potatoes preserved for seed have no very satisfactory appear-
ance at the best. On examining direfully the very healthiest
of them, they will be found to some extent tinged under the
akin with that black spot which for the last few years has
been considered • sure criterion of the disease. Winter
wheat is now gathering a freshened appearance, and rapidly
throwing off the deadened aspect which has been inflicted
by a severe winter. Winter keep for stock is very much
exhausted, and if wo are not favoured with an early grass
season, both sheep and cattle will have a few bare weehu to
put over.—Edinburgh Weekly Reg safer.

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AN UNEXPECTED CROP.—We find the following
in a Carmarthen contemporary :—" A quantity of potatoes
were planted last season at the usual time. After springing
up symptoms of the disease appeared, and they were belt to
remain in the ground, the owner not thinking it worth his
trouble to take them up. This week, however, the ground
was required for another purpose, and on being deg up the
parties were agreeably surprised to find a capital crop of
potatoes, perfectly sound and good, and coming to use at •
period when the supply is nearly out, potatoes fetching 2d.
a pound at the last market. The above is not the only in-
stance we have heard of where potatoes have been preserved
by being allowed to remain in the ground during the
winter."—Hereford Journal.

THE MARKETS AND TM: CROPS.—Although the
heavy purchases of grain in England on French account, and
the dearth in Ireland, have doubtless in a great measure occa-
sioned the late advances in the price of bread-corn, still there is
another cause which has contributed to that remit, namely,
the unfavourable prospect as regards the growing Wheat-
crop. On heavy clay-lands the blades are thin sad
unpromising—so much so that in one part of the
county, the oldest individuals say they never recollect
the young crop looking so unfavourable at this pe-
riod of the year. In some places the plant has been ploughed
up, and in others drilled or patched, the double seeding thus
required, occasioning, of course, a considerable diminution of
the stock of Wheat on band, and enhancing the price. Upon
the other hand, we have had a dry and favourable season for
getting in the Lent grain and Spring Wheat, a large breadth
of which latter will be town this year. As respects the
orchards and the green and vegetable crops, it is too early to
speak yet. The unpromising aspect of the young Wheats is
doubtless owing to the extraordinary severity and rapid
changes of the winter.
MURDER IN Rms.—A man named Deafenz, a
hirer-out of carriages,. who, although married, kept up for
some time past a criminal connection with a girl named
Eliza Duthie, was met by her two days back as he was
proceeding to the horse-market to receive some money for
a horse which he had sold. He obtained 150 f., and on'
his going to bed at night in a furnished room in
the Rue du Parc-Royale, where the girl lived, he
placed his mosey in his boot. She left the room for a
moment and returned with some long object covered
with a handkerchief, which she said was the busk of her
stays. In the middle of the night the whole house was
alarmed by a dreadful uproar front the room occupied by
Regret': and the girl. They entered, and found the man
with his throat dreadfully cut, and the girl sitting perfectly
calm in a corner. On being interrogated, she declared that
her companion had attempted to murder her, and that in
self-defence she had wounded him in the throat. Deafens,
however, though evidently dying, declared, that hearing the
girl get up in the middle of the night, he asked her what
she wanted ; she replied, her pocket-handkerchief ; at the
same moment she seised him by the hair, and plunged a
sharp
itAinstrument into his throat. A struggle then ensued,
ir&e course of which he uttered the cries which had
alarmed the house. The girl, ending it useless to deny her
guilt any farther, confessed that she had for some time pre-
meditated murdering Desfeux for his money, and had for
the purpose purchased a shoemaker's knife, which she had
got sharpened. Desfeux died two hours after. The girl km
been placed in custody.—Paris paper.

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MARRETT.T.Ti, MARCIT 20.—The market has teen refr
animated during the whole week, owing to the presence of
rvimerous buyers from Lyons, Dijon, and other places of the
interior. The sales for immediate delivery amounted to
about 100,000 hectolitres. mil those for time to from 00,000
to 80,000 hectolity 1. The la:est quotations are as follow:
Polish, 30fr. to 32fr. ; Ancona, 3llr. 2.5 e. ; Diem, 28fr. 12c.
to 29fr. 37c.;. Galls, 281 r. 12e. to 28fr. 75e.; Motile,
27f. 50c. to 28fr. 12c.; Romans, 2.7 fr. fele. to :Mfr. 12e.;
Mexandria, 21fr. 37e. to 25fr. The arrivals during the part
week were: From Odessa, 13,032 hectolitres: Ibraile, 6,400;
Varna, 13.538; Volo, 10.373; Black Sea, 9,200; Constanti-
nople, 25,316; Naples, 5,248; Barletta, 4,008; Ancona,
2.256; Leghorn, 1,280; Genoa, 7,4•i6: Total, 109,808 hecto-
litres. The quantity in bond i s about 159,030 hectolitres.

D timtc, Marin 14..—More fairourah:e aceounta have teen re: rived
from fiweign twin, and rprculatort ate looking up. During the past
week about NuO bits of wheat were pun:hard. Fur entr.i tine quality
720 florin. were paid. Rye sold at priors varying from 74 to SO
,41bergrawehen. On amount of the merit extraurdiu....ry t.. 11 of snow,
no corn has:wrier,' from the interior.

FIRAWIL —Priers continue to fall slowly In the markets around
Paris; Shone of Orleans (torten( and Etampes are lower, the de•
cline averaging from 21. to 31. the bectol. Metro. Itro•.eomte-
lloh rl, Ileauvida, Nemouro, and Boron have also experienced a slight
derlioe. On oonw otter potato the. rise still eentimow ; thin to the
rase with Beaugcncy, Kaiiile.tollet, and Vernon, the nee bring shout
form If. to If. VIM the Somme we learn that there to a consider..
able fall, the quit:dams from Peroene bring from 41. to 5f lower.
In the central diotricts of France t!.e Ow still continue*: the
marluto of the Cher ore quite unprovided, and et BMW
the ads:lnce Ls as much ao If. Prom Bordeaux, Bayonne, sail
Toulouse, prices come mach higher; at the latter place the
rise has bgen'not lots thin sf. or of ; in fact, • sort of panic in
reprroented us prevailing in all the districts of the *oath-west.
The probibqion lurid by the ,punish government to evoiort gi.do has
alarmed greatly all the emulation,: of tido part of Prance; Nantes
oho wao expected to feel the effect.; of the menaure, no that port, end
In fact all three on the Atlantic, received large quataitim of grata
from the penis:l.la. In the Paris market the tend. ncy to lower
priers continues, with, bonen?, but little dome. The extreme Wie-
ners of thy- weath.r rendered buten. rather sir in coming forward.
and the mirth.a mode were te,..^ain at lower prins. The quotatims
were from 110 f. to 1221. the cork of flour, weighing 157 kdog. This
givm a fall sin, Satuolov, of from lf. to M. foe Brit quality, and of
from 4f. to .sf. second quality.

HOPS. lioltorf;t1 ET. Two (.;
Mesas. I'4M-tidal awl Smith, Hop Factors, nport that
there still rntainuei a good demand for all kiwis of Hops,
particularly for yetillings and old olds. No alteration in price.
NW 0 Rama c•t. at. otort 10 Irearllas Hews.. pe• t. 11.1 41. •
Vived4 of Kean 4 oto 5 0 Vo•ellng Issma- I 004 4 •
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WORCIOTER. MARCH 2:l.—Th• Hop market is upon the
whole, flat, acid in ono or two instances a trilling reduction
in price has been submitted to, Me. to 88i. being considered
top prices.

SKINS.—LEADENHALL, MARCH 26.—Hides, 561 be.
to 64 lba., 21d. to 21/1. per lb.; 641bs. to 72 1b.., 21d. to 21d.;
72 lbs. to 80 lbe.; 21d: to 3d. ; 80 lbs. to 8811 A., 3d. to
31d. ; 88 lbs. to 98 lbs., 31d. to 3/d. Hone Hides, 13e.
each; Calf Skies, Bs.

BERMONDSEY, MARCH 26.—Sheep Skin., p01'e41,51. Gd. to
75.; Kent, and HalGbreds, .55. 641. to G.. 3d.; Downs,
4s. Gd. to ss. 34. ; Shearlings, 1041.; Lambs, 25.4 d. to 2'. 10d.
Mongol', Manes' V.—The best Downs were sold at
4s. Gd. to 4.. 9d. each ; inferior, 3s. Gd. to 44. Long-wools,
4.. Gd. to ss. ;by the bargain, 4s. Gd. Limb Skins, 2.. to
2.. 6d. per dozen. Fat Lamb Skins, Is. to Is. 341. each.
Ox Hide., 4.. 241. per score pounds. litre they make no
difference in price between • good hide weighing 100Ihs. and
• poor Cow do. not more than 40.bs. weight. For Calf Skins,
Mr. Culeott, tanner, girt. 41d. per lb. ; Mr. Mortimer, Sid.
Skins, writhing heavy, is. each. Horse Hides, fa. to Ss.
Dressed Calf Skins, 16s. to ISs. Dressed Ilork Rides, Isd.
to 16d. per lb.

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CATTLE, &C.—SIIITIMIELD, Two o'Clork.—The
supply of Beath, fresh up to this day's market is very small
indeed, and for them there is rather a brisk trade, but at no
quotable advance on Monday's prices; 41. freely girea for
the best Scots, &c., and 3a. 10.1. for the best Short Horns.
There ore 162 from Holland, 220 from Scotland, 161 Milch
Cows, and the remainder, from neighbourhood of London.
The number of Sheep is small, and trade rather better;
there is an advance of shout 2d. per 81b. on all descriptions.
We have 270 from Renaud. Calf trade is In iak, the supply
being remarkably small ; the best qualities make full 4d. per
81b. more than on Monday last. There is rather more trade
for Lambs, but no more money is realised. Pigs are selling
about the same as of lute.

BIUMINGIIAM, MARCH 26.-At this day's market there
was a short supply of Wheat from the farmers, but a good
deal shown by the dealers, and the little sold was at a reduc-
tion of 2a. to 3e. per qr. Barley 2a. per qr. lower. In Oats
and Beans nothing doing worth notice, and they w, ro
nominally unaltered. During the present week, little
Wheat has been exhibited for sale, and we have not heard of
a single transaction ; but a reduction of I. to 2s. per qr.
would be submitted to. Less inquiry for Barley. A few
limited parcels of Oats have changed hands, at former priors.
Egyptian Beans pressed orsale, atter money ; but Englishare
held for former prices. Very little inquiry for Peas. Wheat .
English, white, per bush. of 62 lbs., 9.. 6d. to 10.. ,
new, 9s. 3d. to 10s. • red, 9s. to 9s. 10d.; new, Os. Id. to
9s. 11d.; foreign, red, 94. to IC*. • white, 9said. to 10s. W.;
Polish Odessa, 9s. 16d. to 100'.; Danube, 9s. to Vs. 8.1.
Barley, per imp. qr., 89s, W, to tih. erindipg, pet 3921b5.,
465. 6d. tolOs. Cd. Oats,English, white, per imp. qr., 3•25. 6,1.
t h 445. 6d. • Welsh, per 31211 w., black and white, 31s. 9d. to
345. 6d.; Irish (401 b. to 421 b.), 31 Gd. to 375. 6d.; do. (371 b.
t s 3916.), 335. to 355. 6d ; black, 32a. 9d. to 36e. tkl
Beans, English, per 19611 w., old, 20s. Gd. to 21s. 9d. ; new.
201.64. to 21s. 6d. ; Irish, 191. 6d. to 21s. ; foreign, 18e, 6d.
21s. 6d. Peas, boiling, per imp. qr., 58e. to 68e. ;
ing, per 196 lb.. 1&. 6d. to 20.. 6d. Flour, per seek of 'lBolb.,
English, fine, 09... 6d. to 625.; seconds, 664. to 57..

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Busts at marlin. 707 ; Sae, aairlerabs. f/10; Calves, I , P1p,190.

DERRY, Naito( 23.—T6ere was a fair supply of Beasts.
Of Shrep it was large and of good quality. Fat Calve. were
more plentiful. Fat Pigs very aura. Beef made from .54d.
to 6tl. Mutton, 6td. to 7d. Veal, 6d. to 60. per lb. Pip,
per more, 10s. 6d. to ila. Rough Fat, per stone, 4s. frd.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 22.—The supply of stock at our mar-
ket to-day Eas been small ; the whole, or nearly so, was sold
at little or no variation from lag week's statement. Beef,
per lb., Md. to Md. Mutton, 7d. to ltd.
NIWCASILE, MARGIT, 23.—We hare had op to market
this week, 82,5 head of cattle, viz., 200 sold yesterday to the
south dealers, and 620 on offer this morning, the quality of
which was the best description, and 387 Pies, principally
from the north and in (rood condition. In the bout market
there was an improvement in the demand, bet with the ex-
ception of prime cutters, which were 3d. per Eton advance
of price, the other kinds underwent very little alteration
from last week. The south dealers bought mare freely than
for some weeks past, and all were sold up. Sheep of the
best quaNty were a shade higher than last week, owieg to a
falling.off an the numbers; butchers only bought for home
consumption, as the returns from the metropolis were any-
thing but favourable. Large l'igs are in active request, and
prices looking up. Prices.—Beasts, small cutters, 75.; good
Steers, 6s. 6d.; middling, 6s. 6d. to 65.; l'ork, Gs. per stone
of 141b5.• Sheep, hest quality, 7d. ; middling, 6;d.; in-
ferior, 6d: ;or lb., sinking the offal.
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BRISTOL, MARCH 25-The supplies Of English Wheat
to-day were small, notwithstanding which, prices, both in
English and foreign sorts, must be quoted from Is. to 2a. per
qr. in favour of the purchaser. Dantsie, Konigsberg, Re.,
high mixed, mar be quoted at from 80s. to 83s. Hamburg,
Pomeranian, klarianopoll, Polish, &e., at 76.. to 78s, ;
Ancona, Barletta, Odessa, Riga, 04., 734. to 755. per 4801b5.,
Ens,lish, red and white, old and new, 745. to 8111. per qr.
Irish, kiln-dried, fine, 9s. to 9s. 3(1. per 60 lbe. The demand
for Flour was inconsiderable, and what sales were
effected were done at a decline of Is. per seek,
American superfine realising 41s. to 435. •, and
English seconds, 58.. to 60s. per each of 196 lbs. ;
English finer brought 62e. to 64e. per sack. Malting Barley
declined fully 3s. to 41. per qr. ; English fine qualities not
fetcbing more than 50s. to 665. ; Irish prepared, 506. to 52e;
and foreign, 48s. to 54e. There was a moderate demand for
grinding qualities, but holders had to submit to a decline of 2s.
The market for Oats was flat, and prices about Is. per qr.
lower. Welsh and Devon feed, new, 245. to 28s. per imperial
quarter of 320 lbs. •, Irish kiln-dried flue white, 35e. to 365. ;
feed, 345. to 355. ; foreign, 30s. to 345. Beans were 2s. per
qr. lower, and but few sales effected. Good sorts of boiling
Peas were in fair demand.

RETFORD FAlR.—This fair was held on Tuesday last, and
we arc sorry that we cannot say much in its favour the at-
tendance wu not near so numerous as nual, nor was the
business transacted of an extensive description. The show of
Sheep was extremely meagre, but those offered were sold at a
decline of 3s. or Is. per head from those prices obtained at
some of the recent neighbouring fairs. The exhibition elate&
was somewhat scanty ; fat Beasts realiaed from fis. 9d. to 7s.
per done, with rather a heavy sale. Store ones were lower,
and many were taken away unsold. The show of Horses was
not extensive, and many of those exhibited were of an inferior
description; nevertheless, r.nything likely for work fetched
very high prices. One good Cart-horse fetched 601., and many
ruled from 301. to 401. What, perhaps, tended to lessen the
chow and lower its character, was the fact that daring the
greater part of the previous week dealers were scouring the
country in every direction, and buying up all the best they
could meet with. And this morning every avenue to the
town was beret with dealers anxious to pick up everything
useful without allowing it to be brought into the fair. We
need, therefore, scarcely say that everything useful was sold
exceedingly dear. The quantity of cheese pitched was leas
than usual, but on amount of the high prices demanded
there woe only a dull sale and very little btunnees done. Not-
tingluunshire dairies obtained from 60e. to 70s. per cwt.
Derbyshire, fsis. to 70s. ; prime, 72a. Cheshire, 725. to 7.5 e.
American, from 755. to 80s. The inhabitants and tradesmen
complain of the paucity of business done, and the extreme
scarcity of money ; so that upon the whole it has been one
of the dullest affairs of the kind we have experienced for
several years past.
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Devisee, Masten 23.—We had a fair average supply of
Wheat, which met a heavy sale, at from 2s. to 3s. per qr.
below the prices of last week, a great quantity remaining un.
sold. Harty, fair supply, but trade dull, at a decline of ls. to
2s. per quarter. Oats, Beans, and Peas were in large supply,
and but little business was doing in them. The supply of
Tares was short, and the sale free, at from 84. to 10s. per
bushel. Wheat, best, white, 745. to 825. ; red, 66.. to 80e. ;
inferior, 60s. to 645. Barley, 445. to 53.. Bata, 26e. to 33e.
Beans, new, 495. to 56e. Peas, 495. to 541.
MAIDATONR, MARCH 25.—This day we had no large
supply of Wheat or of any grain—a dulness pervaded the
whole of the market for all things. White wheat sold from
76e. to 80s. ; red, 75e. to 78s. Lent Cons was the turn cheaper
for all.

NEWARK, MARCIE 23.—We hare had two corn markets
this week. Wheat and Barley to-day from 2s. to as. lower.
Other grain similar. Wheat, white, 745. to 77a. ; red, 725.
to 765.; old white, 725. to 745. ; old red, 795. to 72a. Barley,
malting, 48e. to 525.; grinding, 40s. to 41s. Oats, new, 35e,
to 40s. Horse Corn, 28a. to 325. Beans, 01,1, 50a. to 52e. ;
new, 506. to 535. Pea., 51s. to 545. Malt, 76e. to 82. Tara,
70e. to 725. per qr.

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NawacaT Mkitell 2.5.—We had only a small supply of
Wheat this day, and though a decline of from 2.. to 3s per
qr. was submitted to, a clearance could not be effected. Bar-
ley exceedingly dull, at Is. less. Oats, Stens, and Peas, Is.
lower. The advance of 3s. Id. per lack on Floor last week
could not be established.
PLYMOUTH, MAACK 25.—The supplies of all kinds of
grain were very small at this morning's market, and Wheat
was in demand, at fully late prices. Flour unaltered.

could not cr-PkulircChsearsiL suofbmi7t:M"M....a
fall
of 10s. to 15s. per lead, and at that reduction not half was
sold. The very best Wheat' did not fetch more than from
191, to 191. 101. per load of 5 quarters, while much could
have been had at 181. Barley was also of dull sale, though
offered lower by front 2s. to 3s. per qr. • the best bright
samples fetched but 506. to 525. per qr. ; good,' at 48s. to 48c;
light and inferior, 42a to 44a. Malt, per bushel, very best,
9s. 9d. ' • good, 91. Bd. ; moderate, 9s. Oats could be pur-
chased freely at a fall of la. to 2s. per qr. Best samples, 345.
to 335. par qr. ; good, 30s. to 325. ; common feed, Ns.
Beans, Pena, and Rye very scarce, yet prices most be quoted
Mom ato 2s. per qr. lower. Vetches are also 2e. to 4s per
qr. lower. Small spring Beetle in good request, at better
prices.

ROHRER, MARCH 2.5.—F0r store Pigs the trade coat very
brisk. Stores made 365. to 40s. each. Small Pigs, Ifs. Fat
bacon }logs, 11s. 6d. to 12e. per score ; small, 111. to 12e.
Calves, fat, 10s. per score; small Sucklings, Its. to 21s. each.
SALFORD. MARCH 24.—The show of stock was on a mo-
dente scale, fully equal to the demand. The best Beef res.
Bud W. per lb., and prime Mutton, 6d. to 61d. per lb. A
fair clearance was effected.

SOUTHALL, MARCH 24.—This being the day appoioted
for the national fast, very little business was done, at prices
something below last week's. Beef made from 2s. 44. to
4s. ; Mutton, 3s. 44. to 4i. ltd, ; Veal, 4a. Gd. to se. 64. ;
Pork, 3s. 104. to 55., per stone of 8 lb., sinking the offal.

ROTHERHAM, MARCH 22. —An excellent supply of grain
was offered at this day's market, and we feel pleasure in
stating that prime were lower for the finest qualities. Infe-
rior was dull of sale. Oats did not vary much, as seed of
good quality is now required by the farmers themselves.
Beans and Peas were stationary; and Barley about the same
as reported last week.

SIILPFIZLD, Manor 23.—At our market to-day we had
about an avenge supply of all kinds of grain. Wheat, at a
decline of 6d. per load, met with a very slow sale. Barley
may be quoted Is. per qr. lower than last week, but very
little business One. In Beans, Peas, and Oats no alteration
to notice. Wheat, white, 31s. to 325. ; red, 26. to 31s. ;
Beans, 21e. to 225.; Peas, 20s. to 225. per three bushels.
Barley, malting, 44u. to 48s. ; Oats, 275. to 351. per qr.
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Brocanamos, ?damn 25.-The trade here to-day was
very dull; holders of Wheat ware anxious to sell ; millers
indifferent; consequently, but little sold, though offered at
from 101. to 20s. per load ler money : none made more than
191. per load. Best red Wheat, 181. to 181. 10s. ;_good sam-
ples, 171. to 181. Floes, 565. to 595. per beg. Barley was
also in good supply; malting, down 2a. to 3s. per qr.; seed
and grinding, 2a. lower • light, but little sold. Kat, 765.
per qr. for hest ; 725. good ; and 70a. inferior. Barley Meal,
25a. per beg of 10 acme. BUM, 2s. per qr. lower. Pees,
2a. to 3s. ; white, 665. per qr. ; grey and maple, 625. to 645.
Oats also sinking ; 345. per sr. the top figure ; 30s._ good •
24e. to 265. fair samples. Winter Tares, 6e. to 6s. 6d. pe;
bushel; spring, 9s. to 10e. Rye Grass, Cinquefoil, Plan-
tsin, Red and Whits Cloven, and ethc mall seeds sold
well at fully the pries* of last week.

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WATIMPOILD, MA RCN 24.—Our grain market still con-
tinues in a state of peat depression, and where sales are
mods lower prices are submitted to. Flan*, also, On* be
noted cheaper by Is. to 2s. per sack.

EDINIMROII, MARCH 23.—The cattle market wu largely
A pplied ; the number being 612 head, or 311 len than
week. The greater portion of the cattle shown was in
etee"—: :ondition. Sales were effected slowly, and hung
eorigio;ably, A. few 177..etriooruprim.
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A lute number unsold. motel' Cowl a" an ..":1
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as but week, and generally of 1r ...nor condition. This is
accounted for by the seercit7 and high prices of provender.
A few sales were effected for the best in the market, at from
171. to 161.; current prices, 121. to 101.; inferior, down to
61. A great number unsold.

For reaterdshea Markets am dui pap.

SHIPPING.

Aiu Avarvsn.-3,l3nblin; 2, Waterford; ',Dough.,
dee ; French; 1, Flanders; 1, Guernsey and Jamey.
Lombom, March 26.—Wind this day at noon, E., light
breezes and cloudy.
DEAL, March 26.—5. W. to B.E.—Arrived : Andromache,
Charleston ; Mary Caroline, St. John's, N.B. ; Orator,
Calcutta ; Lady Hilda, Barbados' ; George Dam, Valma.;
raise, for Bremen. Sailed Ads, Hobert Town ; Ae.A.,
Halifax : Talisman, New York ; Sophia, Quebec ; and the
rest of the outward bound.

PORTISMOVIIi, March 25.-B.E.—Oir port : Victoria, New
York.

iiiimmean, March 22.—S.W.—Sailed : Joseph Orson,
and Resolution, Davis' Straits.
Duncti4, March 24. —N .W .—Arrivcd : Herold, Mauritius.
Sailed : Atalanta New York.
WATERFORD, mareh 24.—5. W. to B.S.W.—Arrived:
Dunbody, Savannah; Hannah Thornton, Boston i Cara-
gitimore, Patagonia : Paris, New Orleans ; C. H. Rogue,
Baltint,re. Sailed Prudence, Philadelphia.
CORE, March 23.—W.S.W.—Arrived : Man, Rio Grande;
Workington, and Patriot, Portoritia ; Fanny, Havannah ;
Kate, Jamaica; Princess Helena, New Orleans; Naturniskr,
and William Wright, New York; Stamboul, Boston; Hand
Henshsw, Ameriga. Sailed: Enterprise, New York;
Globe, Boston.
Hint., Mash 25.—W.—Arrived: Hamm, Patsies:Lis.
Sated: Amason, St. John's.
Orr finoninam, March 25.-13.—Sir John Rao, St.

JIRSIT, March 24.—Sailed Adelaide, Hannnai.
Nawrorr, March 25.-B.E.—Bailed Maria, HaYuma.
1117..P0RD, March 24.—Arrived : Samoa, Calcutta.
017 ma IDLE or WIONT, Muth, 22.,—Mertaione, Zama'
River.

BaiaLne—N. to E.B.E.—Soled: To Bowline, and
Burry, Quebec.
STROKNESS, Muth 19.-8.-84 rd : William Monis,
New York; St. Andrew, Davis' Strait"; Bailie, Dada'
Straits; Swallow, Greenland.

Price. I Feb. 13., M. 10. i Feb. R. liar. 0 .11 Nor.
73 10
74 7
74 4
7t
71 7.

BARNMI.RT, MARCH consequence of the Reneral
fast being appointed for Wednesday, the market was }Rid on
Tuesday: the attendance was leas than usual. The trade
for both Wheat and Barley was dull, but no material altera-
tion in prices took place.