The Express.
London, England, 1853-03-10 00:00:00

LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

FARMicx 9 i rotlg.,. I Opining
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3 per Ceuta.
41 per Cents., 1825
Is per Cents., 1852 104 30
4 per Cents.
Esoliange on Lerni(l: al ABM, 25 74; 94 days, 24 '9O.
&hese. ,OarC6ll4o dew • Batik* Banta —
Do. 4i
Do. 2B
Piedmont 5 p.Ct 99 23
ITreasury Bonds ...
1131 961 Bank Mama 1730 ...
P. 4119, Mitlloll 8.-St. Germain, • Vermillee (right
tank), —; ditto (left bank). —• Paris and ()deans, 1,0 8;
Paris and Boon, 1,071 2S; Roueii and Barre, 523 ; Marseilles
sad &Aro% (Concerted,, —; Strasbourg and Bale, 58023;
N stMirs. 901 25 ; Pen. and .ltra.lauurg, 835 ; Puri. and Lyons.
931 SO; Lyons and Mediterranean, 787 .50 ; Montanan and Troyes,.
292 SO. Otiest, 755; Bleams and M. Disler to Gray, 340; Pert and
Cherbourg, 827 30; Non and Besancon, 560; Midi, 832 SO; Dieppe
and Fee 345 Andrerteux and Boman, —• Centre &11.17
• Paris anti gotaux, 190 ; Bordeaux and Dote, 275 ; Central
Balm, 487 50.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

SIIGAR.—This article has • steady appearance, but the
amount of business done has not been large. The public
sales were but two end unimportant, 2,300 hags Bahia,
and the bulk was bought in; 2,800 loaves of Belgian re-
fined were also offered, more or less damaged, and sold
465. 6d. to 475., which were considered full prices. Our re-
fined market is firm ; grocery lumps, low to fine, 451. to
to 475. 6d.
Comas.—There has not been • public sale to-day, and
the private contract market is inactive.
TLC—The demand continues good, particularly for me-
dium Congou, but common Congou has been enquired fir
this morning..

and Brandy are quoted dull of sale.
Corrom.—No sales of importance to-day.
la other articles no material alteration, but markets ge.
orally are inactire to-day.

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The market remains without alteration at yesterday's -
quotations, viz.: Town Tallow, 435. 3d., nett euh ; Peters-
burgh Y.C. on the spot, 445. to 448. 3d. ; March and April,
434. 94. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 444. 3d. to 416.6 d.
SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY.

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Mr. E. J. Davis reports the tradelheavy. The following
are the priets:—Prime meadow Hay. 85s. to 92a. 62. ; infe-
rior, 725. to 80s. ; Rowen, 45e. to 555. ; Clover, 9.55. to 100 s.;
second cut, Ns. to 90s. ; Straw, 30s. to 345.

CET sixersic 'MIGRATE.)
LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, 10.30 A m.
Wind S.S.W., moderate, and raining.
Arrived.—Vergo, from Smyrna; Palermo, from
' Alexandria; Thomas Mellor, from Pernambuco;
Britannia, from Ceara; Australia, from Calcutta;
John Bull, from Bombay; Alceste, from Singapore;
Johnston, from Demerara; Richard Battersby, from
Bombay.
Off the Port.—Allerton, from Mauritins ; John
Cumming, from Philadelphia; Charles Robertson,
and Devonport, from New Orleans.
QUEENSTOWN, MARCU 8.
Wind N.W. to W., moderate.
Arrived.—Emma Graham, from Paraiba: Rodo-
canachi, Celesta, and Jemima, from Odessa ; Wear,
and Hellespont, from Galatz ; Erik, George and
Mary Niclot, and Jarlem, from Constantinople ;
Nuova Albano, from Malta; Soloe, front Marseilles;
Byron, from Buenos Ayres ; Canopus, from Mau-
ritius.
Off.—Hollywood, from Matanzas for Liverpool.
Sailed.—Courier, for Bremen ; Sarah, for New
York ; New Bottle and Village Girl, for London.

Tff E FORGED ORDER ON SIR BZNJAMZN
HPy-
woon AND Co.—The young man charged wi* forging an
order on Sir Benjamin Heywood and Co., bankers, Man-
chester, for MIX, formerly a clerk in their employ, who
was remanded by the magistrates yesterday week, was
again brought up yesterday. Mr. Cobbett then stated for
the prosecution that the ewe would be abandoned unless
the magistrates insisted on their proceeding. They could
carry the case very little further by direct evidence, and the
instrument called a confesion consisted of disclosures mad*
to Mr. Wright, probably on the understanding they would
not be given to the prosecution; and Hey woods did not
wish to use them. The magistrates said it was a cue not
for them to decide : if evidence was not given they must
discharge the prisoner. lie was accordingly discharged.
THE ROBBERY OF MD. HOWARD.—The robbery
of Mr. Howard, jeweller, Mancheatte, has excited nniel
sympathy, and a number of gentlemen are coming forward
to open a public subscription to reimburse him. Mr.
Howard has; been plundered four different times within
the last 12 or 14 years; on three of these occasions by en-
tering his shop either in the night or day. He is a working
jeweller, with a stock which, if not large, has always nt-
trieteil much attention for the taste with which it wts
selected ; but his misfortunes would have dispirited and
'woken down many a man of larger capital, bat with less
industry and perseverance.
RAILWAY SAFETY.—To put an end to the numer-
ous accidents on railways, which are frequently caused t.y
the breaking of the springs of the carriages and engine.,
'he Austrian Minister of Commerce, is order to induce the
railway officials to examine strictly the state of the sprier,
has announced a pecuniary reward every time they peirt
out to the administration a spring which is in*. bad !LAD'.