The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-09 00:00:00

TURKEY.

By accounts from Constantinople of the 15th ult.
the Holy Land question may fairly be announced as
possible. From what I bear, both the Porte
settled. It is naturally wrapped up in as much mys•
ter} as
and the French Minister claim the victory as their
own. Nothing will publicly transpire in time for this
ito op
ppporteuanrsi,tyt:oawnedvetor,htabzaat thrdce basisonj of the
ecturesw oaurrldanbgeemidelent;
is on the treaty of 1760, in which case it will excite
a general discontent among the Christian subjects of
the empire, and Russia will put forth, you may rest
assured, the strength of her mighty influence to fo-
ment of dissatisfaction. No man can deny
the power the feeling
owerlofßnussia over the Greek clergy, who are
persuaded that the
Emperor will one day reign over
this country to the glory of their own peculiar sect.
They look to him as their master and lord. The pre-
ponderating influence thus exercised over this class of
men speaking, fraught with peril, because
the
politicallyir turn have an immense hold over the
supecrlise:trgitouinstahned susceptible minds of their ignorant
flocks, whose vast numbers will render them dangerous
should they ever be roused into action. The Sublime
Porte must, of course, exert itself strenuously to
maintain its hold over its Christian subjects. This it
can do when it can act independently without the in-
tervention of foreign councils; whereas, attached as
it is to the chariot of state, drawn by foreign horses,
each pulling in the direction of his own country,
progress is impossible, and it cannot reach its goal.
In acting independently, the Porte will no doubt act
as suits the wants and tastes of its own subjects,
rather than those of European Powers. Leave the
Turks to themselves as much as possible, and they
will do well enough, but interfere with them, and they
can do nothing.
If foreign influence go on as it has
done for the last 15 years, Turkey must of necessity
It will be remembered that
hur-
rying her to perdition.
ultimately perish, and her true friends cannot too soon
change fur a better system the one which is now a
couple of months
back a misunderstanding took place between the
British Consul-General at Belgrade and the Servian
authorities. Matters have now been accommodated
by a diplomatic arrangement effected here. In
order to clear up any differences that may still
exist, Sir STRATFORD CANNING has just charged Mr.
ALLISON, secretary to the embassy, to proceed to
Belgrade and bring about the reconciliation. Mr.
ALLISON left this for the latter place three days since.
The question of the adoption of the Taozituat in
Egypt is once more on the lapis, and the new com-
plications which envelope it are menacing to the
friendly relations between the SULTAN and his vassal.
The heavy
tax imposed upon all the corporations
in the whole extent of the Ottoman empire has excited
general discontent, and unless a modification takes
place, I doubt if the people w
member will submit to the pay-
ment thereof.
The Niuhber Surrur Government steam-frigate
quits this for Tunis next Thursday. An influential
to theof the Divan is bearer of important dispatches
PAcnA, said to relate to money matters. If I
am well informed, the PACIIA. is called upon to con-
tribute 80,0001, to the Treasury.

ITALY.
The Bitting of the Chamber of Deputies at Turin
on the sth was dedicated to the election of its officers.
M. PIRELLI was appointed President, and MM.
BENSO, GASPARO, and URBANo, Vice• Presidents.
MILAN, MARCEL 3.—The Emperor of AUSTRIA
visited Padua and Vicenza on his way to Verona.
He was everywhere enthusiastically received.

LATEST FROM PARIS.

(13Y SUB-MARINE TELEGRAPH.)
PARIS, TUESDAY MORNING, EIGHT O'CLOCK.
M. Billault, Deputy, is named President of the
Legislative Corps.

TOR
)r some days
Lord St.
for England
square,
Leonard's has taken the mansion No. 33, 13elgrave-
N-Mv LORD CHANCELLOR.--Tho Right Hon.
who has re
by that
We °(1 to No. 20.
formerlymte occupied, by Admiral Sir Thomas Cochrane,
regret to learn that the Gallant Member for
Cork, Colonel Chatterten, is at present confined to his house,
Int Argyll-street with a bad attack of bronchitis, which will
duties.
We understand that the office of Solicitor. General
tion in with
his attending to his parliamentary
Stuart of Ballach rsb for Newark, but was declined
was offered 'to our countryman, Mr. John
gentleman on personal consideration.—EdinburghCourant.
The accounts from. Rouen allude to greater anima..
the market for manufactures, occasioned by an aug-
mentedattendance of purchasers. There had, b
il9 teri~ 40140911 Priced.oWeVer, been

THE SHARE MARKETS.

BRITISH RAILV7.&TS.

181 31

2os 3i

3/X1T215.

Nominal kric.a.

ouelneer ucs
to-day.

----- '
Business done Ague Fria .......... 1 1% -131 p 2%
Railways, Paid. Nominal Prices. 1 to-day. Anglo Californian ...... 10s. %- % P
aaturian ••- - •• - - -
-"""'"'"-'".o--••••-••••• -. ---.-...--.. --................. mistrailan ..
..
....
..1i
Aberdeen.. . .. all 11% to 11% 11)6
Ambergato, Nottingham Australian Freehold •• .• all %- % di!. ?.£
Ave Ma
Boston, &E. Jtuicion 834 6% -b% I'd 5% s.d Bi„. ari
on i-••• • • • • I % dis - par
Binning.. Wolverhamp., Iron & Coal all .. -• •
and Stoar Valley - all 934 - 10% British Australian Gold 1 %- % 'll5
British Iron.. - ._...... Bt. ss. - - ~Birkenh., Lan., & Chesk
June., late 381.65. 8,1.. 26 12% - 11% d. Brazilian Imp. (is. 51. p.) 24% 1% - 2
Do. Chest. & Birkenhd., Da. Cocaea and Cniaba all 1% -1%
501. 8;251. Consolidated all 16 -17 Do. St. John del Rey.. 15 23% - 2434
Do., do., 201. .. . , 17x
.. _
.. dia. Cobra Copper .... „ ... 40 33
..... 34
Bristol and Exeter.• . ...
. 100 87 -89 x.d x.d Copiatte .. • ....... .. 14 4- 5
Caledonian .. .. .. Ifo 16% - 16% la% % % Eng. & Australian Copper 234 34 digpar
General.. • • • ........ an 34 dis - Chester and Holyhead .. all 19% - 19% 1934 % 934 - 19%
Dublin and Belfast Janet. 45 Is -16 1. Gold Mountain •••.. •• 1 par - 11, p I
Dundalk and Enniskillen an Great Polgooth ...• .... all i% - 4i% p 4%
• • - • •
Dandee, Perth,and Aber- •Mexican& S. American 9 834 - 4
leen Junction .. .. an 534 _6, Nouveau Monde. ..... • • 1 %- % p 134 %
Do., New .• .. ~ all .. -•. '' Santiago de Cuba ...... 10% 6 - 7
East Anglian (251. L. & Tin Croft ..
E. and L.B. D.) •• •• all 4 -.% United Mexican........ all 2 -2%
Do. (181. F. So 11.) •• all 3 _-4 3 3%
% 3% West Mariposa .. • • .... ; 1 ' %dia. - par li
Eastern Counties .. .. 20 7% -7% x.d 7% % x.d JOINT STOC3i n.a.Ng.•
Eastern Unfelt, class A, Australasia - . all 38 - 39% 89
lato E. U. shares • • all 5% -6% British North America.. 50 4734 -49 49
Do. do. do. .. 6 • • -.. Colonial .......... -.. 25 11% --12%
Do. do., B& C shares MI 3% -4% Commercial of London.. 20 24 - 255(
East. Lancashire •• .. all 16 - 16% London Joint Stock .... 10 18% - 17% 1834 1A
Do. New quarters • • all • • -•• London and Westiniu.ster 20 29% -30 29
East & West India Docks National Provincial Eng. 35 .. -••
and Bina. him
.. all 49 •••• 50 x.d x.d De. New ............ 10 .• - -
East 23 West York. June. all • • •-•• • • National •
of Ireland ...• 1234 17% -17
Edinburgh an. Glasg, w 60 2834 - 29% 29 Oriental Bank Corporat. all 30 - 31% x.d
Echo., Perth, an .-1 Dundee 25 4% -4% Provincial of Ireland - - 25 42% -47
Glasgow and South-West. 100 • • -• • Do. New - 16%
Groat Northern .. .. all 1874 - 19% " 19 Union of Australia .. • • all 85 - 8654
Do. halves, A, deferred all 6 -6% Do. New ............ 234 8 -8%
Do. halves, 13, 6 per ct. all 14 .- 1434 14% Union of London ...... 10 14% - 15%
Great Southern and Union of Madrid .... • • all •• -• •
Western, Ireland - all 84% -35
Great Western .. • • 100 85% - 86% 86 CanadM1E1CEL7.12.N120170..
Lancaster and Carlisle .. all 74 -77 32% 48 - 49% I
Do. thirds .. .. .. 11 13 4 7 - $ P. p
(gill:. toe&anOiriZeraigl Orientals Eastern Steam ........ 2 54 .... %p I pm
Lancashire and] orkshire 100 69 - 6934 6934 34 44
ttlealioni..
al4 20734
_.--
8252%
Do. (limiter id sue .. all • • -• •
Do. fifths .. . .. 13 6% -6% d. ditto 10 26 -28 2734 28
Royal
Do. West Riding Union 11% 4% -4% d. Mail Stearn ...... 60 79 -80
Leeds Northern .. .. all lb -16 15% (We cannot be answerable for the errors of the Official Lists, an.
Liverpool, Crosby, and will not be influenced by interested correspondents.]
Southport • • ••• • •
London and Blackwell .. all 7 .- 7% z.d x.d
London, Brighton, and MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.
South Coast .. .. 100 94% - 9534 95% 95 34
London and N.-Western 100 118% -117 x.d 117 I.cl CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
Do. do. quarters •• 22 314 - 835 p x.d s.d The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti-
De. fifths .. .. . 12 234 - 3 p. x.d x.d mated at from 8,000 to 9,000 bales, of which 500
Do. 101. eh., M.&11 (Zs) 1 1% -1% p. z.d X.d
London and S: Western 100 85 - 85% 85% 85 American were taken for export, .
,and 500 American
Do. new 501. .. .. 42% 7% -7% dis. and 1,000 Surat on speculation. he market closed
Do. new 401. .. . 34 6% - 534 Lis. tamely. The sales comprised 500 Pernam and
Manchester, Buxton, and
Matlock .. .. .. all 2% -2% Maraiaham, at sid. to 6ld.•' 200 Bahia, at sid. to 60.1
Manchester, Sheffield, & 700 Egyptian, at 50. to 9d.; 2,000 Surat, at 3d. to 4e1.;
Lincolnshire •. .. 100 3034 - 31% 3134 150 Sea Island, at Is. 2d. to Is. 10id.; and the re-
Do. Manchester and mainder American,--In Railway Shares only a limited
Lincoln Union .. 4 2 0 8% -2% die.
Midland .. .. .. .. 100 57% -58% z.d 58 V' x.d business was done with little variation in prices.
Do. /firming & Derby 100 27 -19 x.d X.d The letters and papers by the American mail have
Midland Gt. West. (Ire.) 4734 .. -.. been delivered this morning. The Stock Market was
Newcastle and Carlisle.. all .. -• •
Do. quarter shares .. au • • —.. without particular change. A statement of the exports
Newmarket ••.. .. all 7% - 11% x.d of bullion from New York, last year, makes the amount
Newport, Abergavenny, 43.723,209 dollars, or rather more than was received from
and llereford .. .. 10 4% -4% dis.
Norfolk .. .. .. •• 100 26 -2$ x.d 27% s.d California. The shipments of Cotton and Breadstuffs
Do. New 201. shares.. 15 12 -11 d e x.d were, during the week to the 20th eiL, rather
Northern Counties Vision 3% 11% - 3 dls. large. Au immense company was being formed by a
North British.. .. .. 25 6% - 614 combination of several undertakings, and the Bill
North Devon • • • • 11 8 -••-•8 415.
North Staffordshire .. 17g 8% -8% die. I% Xwas expected to pass the Legislature of Maryland.
North-Western .. .. 19 .. -.. die. This "monster" corporation, as its opponents termed
North & Sth.-West..lttnc• 3% % dia. -% p it, is to be formed by the consolidation of seven char-
Oxford, Worcester and tered companies, as follows:-The " Cumberland Coal
Wolverhampton.. .. all 15% - 15% 1534
Scottish Central .. .. 35 15 - 15% lo 34 and Iron Company," the " People's Company," the
Scottish Midland .. .. all 9% -9% 1
"Preston Company," the "Washington Company,"
Do. new .. .. .. all 9% •••9% the " Maryland Mining Company," the " Astor
Shrews. &Birm., Class A all ' 6% -6%
Company," and •` the Buena Vista Company,'
Do. Class 8.. .. .. all 4% -4%
Shrews. & Hereford.. Old 7 4 - 3 dia. under the name of the Cumberland Coal and Iron
Shrewsbury and Chester Company. This amended charter increases the capital
(Nor. W. min.) .. .. all 13 -14 stock to 5,000,000 dollars, and enables the company to
Do. Halves - .. .. all 6% •••• 7
Do. Oswestry .. .. all 9% - 10% hold 12,000 acres of land. The design is to purchase,
Shropshire Union .. .. 634 3% -3 d. and unite and work, under one organization, the branch
Do., A, B.C. &D, fully railroads, the boats, vessels, and coal lands, and the en-
pald up at per cent • • - • • -.• tire machinery of operations until its delivery into the
South Devon .. .. .. an 14 -16 x.d x.d
South-Eastern .. .. 30 20 4 •••• 2034 hands of the purchaser, so that the mines can be worked
South Wales.. .. .. all 3054 - 30% efficiently and profitably. A section of the charter re-
%otitis Yorksh. and River quires the company to send to market 200,000 tons of
Dun ..
Geole .. 15 2 dis. - par
Sheff., Roth., and
coal annually, under penalty of forfeiture of charter,
,
South Division .. .. 6 .. -.. Their plan of operations, however, contemplates the
Stirling and D.lnformline all •• -•• mining of 500,000 to 1,000,000 tons per annum.
Stockton and Hartlepool 16 2-3 _• • -• • The Bill to establish free banks in Pennsylvania had
Taff Vale .. .. .. • • 126 150 - 152
Thames Haven Dock and been thrown our.
Railway .. .. lB .. -• • dis. The Mexican accounts given in the American papers
Vale of Neath .. .. n 7 ••••• 6 state that a Bill had been read twice in Congress for a
Waterford and Kilkenny all 3% - 434
Waterford and Limerick all 1635 -1734 railroad from Mexico to Vera Cruz. The country
Waterford, Wes., Wick.' seemed to be unusually quiet. The dates are Jan. 31
and Dublin .. .. 3 .. - - from the city of Mexico.
West Cornwall .. .. 13 5% ... 4% Ws.
Bermuda advices of the 12th ult. state that the salt
West Lonfoi .. _ an .. - .
York, .hewc., & Berwick 25 175( - 17% I.d 17% s.d crop of Turk's Island was likely to be very good.
Ditto and Newcastle mention that, ' •
Cape Hayden advices men owing to the
Extension .. ... 20 7% - 7 d. x.d
"
Ditto G.N.E. purchase 9 3% -3% d, x.d s.d holidays and the rainy weather, but little was doing up
York aY.d North Midland 60 21% - 21% x.d 2254 to the 6th ult., and not much coffee was coming in,

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti-
mated at from 8,000 to 9,000 bales, of which 500
American were taken for export, and 500 American
and 1,000 Surat on speculation. The market closed
tamely. The sales comprised 500 Pernam and
Marauham, at 51d. to 61d.•' 200 Bahia, at 5Ad. to 60.1
700 Egyptian, at sd. to 9d.; 2,000 Surat, at 3d. to 4/d.;
150 Sea Island, at Is. 2d. to Is. 10id.; and the re-
mainder American,--In Railway Shares only a limited
business was done with little variation in prices.
The letters and papers by the American mail have
been delivered this morning. The Stock Market was
without particular change. A statement of the exports
of bullion from New York, last year, makes the amount
43.723,209 dollars, or rather more than was received from
California. The shipments of Cotton and Breadstuffa
were, during the week to the 20th sit., rather
large. Au immense company was being formed by a
combination of several undertakings, and the Bill
was expected to pass the Legislature of Maryland.
This "monster" corporation, as its opponents termed
it, is to be formed by the consolidation of seven char-
tered companies, as follows:—The " Cumberland Coal
and Iron Company," the " People's Company," the
" Preston Company," the " Washington Company,"
the " Maryland Mining Company," the " Astor
Company," and " the Buena Vista Company,"
under the name of the Cumberland Coal and Iron
Company. This amended charter increases the capital,
stock to 5,000,000 dollars, and enables the company to
hold 12,000 acres of land. The design is to purchase,
and unite and work, under one organization, the branch
railroads, the boats, vessels, and coal lands, and the en-
tire machinery of operations until its delivery into the
hands of the purchaser, so that the mines can be worked
efficiently and profitably. A section of the charter re-
quires the company to send to market 200,000 tons of
coal annually, under penalty of forfeiture of charter.
Their plan of operations, however, contemplates the
mining of 500,000 to 1,000,000 tons per annum.
The Bill to establish free banks in Pennsylvania had
been thrown oar.
The Mexican accounts given in the American papers
state that a Bill had been read twice in Congress for a
railroad from Mexico to Vera Cruz. The country
seemed to be unusually quiet. The dates are Jan. 31
from the city of Mexico.
Bermuda advices of the 12th ult. state that the salt
crop of Turk's Island was likely to be very good.
Cape Hayden advices mention that, Owing to
the
holidays and the rainy weather, but little was doing up
to the 6th ult., and not much coffee was coming in.
The market price for the article was steady. Logwood
abundant.
There is a very quiescent tone in business circles in
the City, and an indisposition to enter into new engage-
ments until it is seen whether Parliament will be dis-
solved forthwith.
The English Stock Market has been very steady and
there is more firmness in the price for money. Con-
sols have been quoted 97i to ft- for Transfer, and are
now 97i for Account. The New Three-and-a-Quar-
ter per Cents. have been 99a- to 1, and the Three
per Cents., 98* to t. Bank Stock has risen again, being
219 to 220. Iu South Sea Stock there has been a
bargain at 1071. East India Bonds are 725. premium,
but nothing has been dune in Exchequer-bills.
Consols for April are 97it
Foreign Securities have been very quiet, and the
speculation in them has quite gone off. Mexican
have been 32i to 33, Peruvian Deferred 55, and
Equador 5. With respect to the Mexican Indemnity we
hear that an arrangement of a modified and more favour-
able character has been provisionally entered into with
Messrs. Baring's, and will be submitted to the meeting
to-morrow, and if report speak truly, that emi-
nent firm has consented to reduce the commission
that was to have been:charged. Sardinian Stock is sup-
ported at 891 to 901. Spsniih Five per Cents. are nomi-
nally 24i to 25k, and the Three per Cents. 411 to 42/.
Tho New Deferred have been 18i to 19. Venezuela
Stock keeps up very fairly, being at 42 to 43. French
Five per Cents. are 103 with the exchange at 25 35.
Dutch Four per Cents. have been at 92-1.
In Railway Shares there is much less doing, and they
remain generally at about the previous rates. The
foreign lines have been quite nominal.
Mining shares have been dull, but at about former
prices. Peninsular and Oriental Steam support the rise
of yesterday,

Several bargains have been entered into in Joint-Stock
Bank shares, and at full pricer.

Consols QUARTER TO THREE.
97i 4
Ditto Account, March 11 ... 97i
BRITISH FUNDS TIIIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
( From the Official List.)
Bank Stock "l9 220
$ per Cent. Reduced Annuitie5........... 98% 'ls
3 per Cent. Consols Annr. 97'78,8%
New 314 per Cent. Anne 99V4
Long Annuities, Exp. Jan. sth, 1860 714 7 1-16
D 0.30 Years, Expire Oct. 10,1859 6 13-16
Do. 30 Years, Expire Jan. 5,1860.- 8% •
India Bonds under 1,000/ 72
South Sea Stock 107%
Ditto New Annuities
Consols for Account 97%
?RICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Equador Bonds 5
Msxican Bonds, 1846,8 per Cent. 33 32%
Peruvian Bonds, 5 per Cent
Do. Deferred
Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent 90,4 90
Ditto Account
Spanish Bonds. 3 per Cent. .......• 42
Ditto, New Deferred .............. 19 1"
43 42
Venezuela Bonds
Ditto Deferred ............... ...-•
11Firvie
ncleehn • 1a
Rentes,on th abovees p e
rc pay
•. b. 1:: n oan • zu't.u..o n3sc.
Exchange ............... .....
Dutch VA, per Cent.. 12 92:10d_ 92,4
ift
Ditto 4 per Cent. Cert t •

'7"—=---------
following is an
all
alfrAitrsh—resTibdeent at Leghorn, dated
te extractbT. n2oB 20,
olfBEsa2bl!! ;I, from r oe
alyAanare talking of making the British
to remain here, and'
d second,
live d
.
some every. three months,
take out permissions from the police every six months, and
and
every one of a family one, Which would
the permission is
to havethere
al aboutsseparatess.6d. pay,to.
oome to be a considerable tax. Their object is twofold—
First, to raise money to support the Austrians
be;
There was a public
to hays it in their power to send any away when their leave
is out. The old merchants who have beenTh born and
always here are quite indignant at this.
meeting at the Consulate to-day about it."
EeRAPHS.—The tele •
hxr
isEnrsoswtoinseaorrlyßeoAmlLpliVetAeYd
over the route of the Great
TEL
gNroaErpthern Railway, from London to Lincoln and HulL It is
also being constructed by the Electric Telegraph Company,
and Carlisle,
Chaarvleialaoh,otuitarly,ooop
coasts ; also on the mendaily
at work, on the Lancaster
bury and Hereford laritlwaanydli.Carlisle, and along the western
Shrewsbury and Chester, and Shrews-
DEATH OF LADY MARGARET MILBANK.—The
demise of this accomplished
yesterday morning,.i lady took place in Eaton-place
daughter ofn her 27th year. She was. the only
thelate Lord Grey of Groby, and sister to the
Earl of Stamford. Her Ladyship married,Y' 1847, Henry
Milbank, Esq., by whom she has left an infant family.
APpAIR OP HONOUR --The Limerick Chronicle
states that an affair of honour came off a few mornings since
in the neighbourhood of Glin, between George William
Massy, Esq., of Win, and George Massy, Esq., of Glenville,
his brother-in-law, the result of a dispute the night before.
The latter fired at' his antagonist, happily without effect,
and the other gentleman discharged his pistol in the air.
The combatants were attended to the ground by Messrs.
Kiggel and Parker.
of graduates in the faculty of Theology
UNIVERsiTY INTELLIGENCE.—OXFORD, MARCH 8.
ognvocation this day, the Rev. John Mathias'
i,Cnfollow of Corpus Christi College, was elected
th—WoolkiltldhsteoennaLlnDinict.eelD'eeot.f Examiner under the provisions of the new
statute, " De Ditoiplina Theologica."
SALMON FisIIING.—Tim take has improved a little
of late, particularly upon the lower
tae
erszt stations,
salmonamo
have
madeunting thisto
' and
about 130 on the last week. T
year indicates a good fishing season •)f Brut olts
their appearance much earlier than usual. Little has been
done with the rod as yet, but in the neighbourhood of the
Linn of Campsie, Mr. Harris has caught three within the
last week of the weight respectively of 20, , , and Whs.—
Perth Courier. 171/ z

STRIKE Or Wounary.—The Newry Examiner
states that the operative stonecutters and masons employed
on the Works of the viaduct over the Boyne have struck for
112 AdVAINO of wages.

•
LLOYD'S SHIPPING—Cr-HIS DAYS.
LONDON, ,MARCH 9.—Wind at noon N,N.E., light
breeze and fine clyar weather.
CARDIFF, MARCH B.—Wind Henrietta,
San Franci,co; Onve Brave), Panama; Rosalie,
VarnE'T'tki:llßether, Rio Grande.
READ.—S!d. Spitzbt.rgen, Gre,nland; Colour.
P
bia, ditto; Fairy, ditto; and Dublin, ditto.
FISHGUARD, MARCH 8 —The Elizabeth Ann, Liver-
pool to Limerick, which was on shore at the entrance of
the Creek, has been taken high on the beach, and the
Catherine, Cardigan to Milford, which was also beached
9th February, has been flouted off.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH B.—Wind E.—Arrd. Caldera,
Shanghai, from London; Mary Jessie, (Callao, from
fr
Kircaliy; Vivid, Demerara; Catherine Gretn,,St. Kitts.
PLYMOUTH, Dimwit; B.—Wind E., stormy. --Arrd.
Happy Return, St. Übes, from London, totally dismasted
from contact off the Isle of Wight with a foreign vessel.
QUEENSTOWN, MARCH 7.—Wind E.—Arrd.
Callao.
HARTLEPOOL, MARCH 8.--The Broedertrocua
terdAm has capsized in the dock on the top of a stra°3-
tug, which she sank. She lies on her beam ends in
very dangerous position and has carried away her tor
masts.
DEAL, MARCH B.—Wind E. by N.—Arrd, from the
nGaamßaßb:t iescror:aii
as
river and old., Sea Queen, Hong Kong.
JERSEY, MARCH 7.—Wind E.--Sid. Vergo, rer•
of Rot-
LIVERPOOL, MARCH B.—Wind S.E.--Arrd. Coatiosot,
aAvnactLbB..—Wind E N.E , fresh.--Artd.
New Orleans; Samuel, Savannah; Lady ead 5,4
John'e, New Brunswick. Ski. :Csmbalee,',Shanghio
Qieen of England, Bombsy; Albion, Monte his;
ziehocidiac,. New Orleans; Bnana Vests, PhlivielPcb;:i
Nonpareil. Newfoundland, &c. The greater pad t" 118
cargo of the Susan Green from hence, wbich !vas dr!",
on shore at Vera Cruz, Jan. 12, had been landed 0
r
damaged state. The wreck with the remaining ru°
was sold Fe. 4.
QUEENSTObWN, MARCH 7.—The Victorioss, from Alez-
andria, has arrived here leak a• IA
IPSWICH, MARCH B.—Tne Sally, of this port, is
off the Black Stake, below the Naze at WaltPn• lord.
FALMOUTH, MARCH B.—Wind E , strong jr.
, Napoleon Buenos Ayres, for Havre; on Ric
neiro, forCopenhagan.

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MARKET NE WS.—( THIS DO)
..., i . BAY MATOKETS. to „7 1R
Clover ditto, 315 s to 41 65.; and Straw, 1/ 46 to.ll 93 per
Olt ITIIFIELD.— Meadow Hay, 21 12s ..,., ...I WI
oa_.3lAßEfßuLllAaNvlie.r—agAle :audpopit:ay
load.c Trade steady, at late rates. ' Pdt
iStnitleincr thecoPeetsi
Cloverd ditto, 31 5s to 41 ss; and Slrisw, 11 53 to 11 lai per
•ig pd;
WIIITECIIAPEL.—Meadow Hay, ,1 8 1 a• -- 5
2 s 0 1193 per
Clover 'ditto, 31 r vs to 4/ 7s; and Straw, 114 s to
load. Supply good, and trade firm.
and a fair &man:.
C036,01a1413i, I, is
SUGAR.--The market is very steady, bet not mush is
'2l 103 Od to 410 a _
FonunnEdl:4l2222
hb ahrdrge l 51.37 t he
tiercesr e
doing. The quantity of British Planyt'ation• 110°,,1;15
week at the East and West India Docks was 442 11.--00,
an E 101'0!
same places is 11,199 hhds 1,275 tcs 2,59°
There are no public sales, d holder'
await tf ie auctions in Holland. beut
CCCOA wer4e6Otabkaernrethgeesl°clli'
. Of 300 bags Trinidad, at auction, only a ,
90 bags sold, at 303 to 36e per cwt. i soa
Utml.7.The quantity landed' last week at the Eas
_ere
W_ nla Docks was 356 puns, 57 hhds • there
ciwer
takennfor home consumption 230 puns 44 blade, an we.
ported 47 puns, 53 hhds. The stock in the 051130 Pir
is 14,050 puns, 1,007
nod°
SALTPETRE.-2,170 bags of Bengal offered by 0,,- oi
to 11
taken in. refraction 91 sold at 263 6:of t.
''l per cent. 25s 6d to 26s,4 for 17 Pe- 0 i
and 253
refraction. t 01113
TALLOW.—p.y is nr—i
e' --4 9. per cwt. on the epo •
Town 383 d '
9 per cwt.
TEA —Last d.
week's deliveries rather increase
COTTON.—This article is held very firmly.
lir.
HOUSE OF LORDS --(THIS, DA ,)
.noeilio•
Their L d h. or s ips sat this morning to hear errr.;,,d
The Peers present were the Lord Chancellor, •''"
Brougham, Lord Truro, and Lord Saye and Sole.
DE BEAUVOIR V. DE BEAUVOIR.
This ~0.
was an appeal from an order of the Vice-tie.
cellor of England, by which his Honour allowed I the
murrer raised by the respondent to a bill filed bi..te.
appellant for an account of the testator's personal esr.o
The Rev. Peter de Beauvoir, the testator, died in
tmos
course of the month of September, 1821, and
the r A
tenants for life under his will, Edward Benyonro.
Charles Benyon, having already died without issue, ail.,
Mary M‘Dougall became his next of kin, and was so at to
time of his death. This lady 'subsequently Wart:
tied the appellant, then Mr. John Edmond Brown (a
~
terwards Sir John E. Brown), who has since assurne.!
the name of De Beauvoir, and is her personal ter::
sentative. Upon the death of the testator, the duly
tors, the present respondent and Martin Wbish, Oil
proved his will, and entered into possession of the perskqcb
estate and effects to a very large amount, out of v0'1,..
they paid the legacies given by the will and codicils, the
they
and the funeral and testamentary expensea',ll se
the sth of March, 1846, the appellant filed his b."
the personal representative of his late wife, form
Mary M‘Doueall, who, he urg,-(1, was absolutely ea u%
to all the personal estate and eff, eta effected by eertar,
final limitations in the will in favour of the testaitot. _
right heirs in remainder expectant. To that bill .nee_
and the ordi_t.
respondent demurred tor want of equity ;
of the Vice. Chancellor of England, allowing the
ou
murrer, was made on the 21st-of April, 1846. • with
The appeal was opened yesterday bY or. Rolt,111_!„
whom is Mr. Mslius; and Mr. Bothell this inorwlvb
proceeded with his reply on behalf of the re:Tondo
--_

Anna Knight,
ag,(dT2isn,sanDdAxdry A
MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
were
indicted for stealing two rashers of bseoe, so" of
~ from the shop of Mr. Richard 'Cane. heed
thethem
mprisoners was seen to take the articles and "no,
to the other, and as they were leaving the prose,
tutor's,( fah°P. they wero stopped and given into the CP,,
ted • a policeman, who found the Meats in the P°theeir
siori ofl ndrites, agedA
t 23:,
Williams. There was an elderly woman je
andshe
company,now but no charge was made against her, rof
the appeared as a witness to the good cheroots
Li.,
prisoners, both of whom were theyfashiotru
drs
ward, and of ladylike appearance. But 0 ,
no ono else produced who knew anytfilett Of the
tbe
and tho '
jury having returned a verdict of Guiltl, of
police-con stable produced a surprising gaaatitthea
dru e
p.ry and fancy goods, found uppersthem ‘•-, -s
searched at the station-house. There five pt silk
of the finest Irish lawn, two pieces of cambric, six slai
handkerchiefs, in one piece uncut, a boy's soap
of a C"
d
description, two Leghorn bead-dresses an
hats, aome ' • I
Aother article
feathers, ,four pocket boxes, two purses, anu
_i
of the same sort. Most of them had the shop era
upon them, and had evidently been either purchase iul
otherwise obtained at the shops of the pure
ere F •
hsberdashers the same morning. Williams had 019°Ni
handsome gold watch and chain, with rich and Wito' ,
eppenda~e®. They gave no satisfactory account of the
selves, and sentence was deferred. _
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. ofi -
urrell two well bo •
Dodd and Richard I) , tie,
William
laced at the bar before Mr. C°l ft
contrahaodiste, wore p _ WO
CLERKEN wßLL.—Crills- DAY.) „
Y .0f coatrlL. 0
'e possession, ot winch they could gi"
spirits in that ~
charged With. having '.' 13`4? cle. (that
proper account. . ;A PO
1 AO
Mr. F. Pargeter, detective revenue officer, ea.-,
cod
a„,iog, about baif-past six , he VPRS walking, Iron'
puny with Mr. Bullen, a brother officer, when Obeit
a clothes basket on I for
wnaehrni
sdt
e
carryingwcl
hoethn t
He followed thet",bel
ohTeeyr.went to Bell-court ;col
transferred the basket to each other, and then 'be, tied
and took them into custody. lb asked them wbs; ~It
etv distance, icsae°,
heads,,stho soma
had got in the '.basket,.. upon Which nedd o°iu' •
their
is spline, I suppose t" and upon askidg them for I
permits, or certificate, the Y lied that they bad 11.%
got one. lie put his h 'I
in basket, and foub„
therein three bladderslthr into the„,
__, take',
of spirits. IltranK oof
the ithe residene ~
Di 0 the station, he proceeded
to • _, 111
Dodd, in East
the back -street, Hackney,
in bricktrer„
and a i kitchen, a still, set ~ ,000, Tui,
_,...large quantity of unwashed moitt. , a bees
"itu I. be was informed by the prisoner's wit.", 10 loop
worked that day by Dodd. The bladders, which
icon
to
to the Excise-of - ce, were found upon exsceinn floor,
coatain 3 gallons and 7 pints of spirits, 49.3 0,r,; :" So
the duty upon which would be 11s. 9d. per 011%000
and his brother officers had known the two Pfrade.
for many years both in this aod the smuggling 'naiads
The prisoners in &demo said, that they had bee aged 0
the dupes of others, and that they bad been eng.sTbst it
Old-street, to carry the basket, and they though
°f
of
was a basket of clean clothes. 60e
Mr. COBBLE asked them, if they could PS' s/fil 14°
1001, aid was answered that they could nog P ' • ,
hall-pence,—(Laughter.) sou
wife il
Mr. CORIIIE said that, as Dodd bad got ti ,b, iv -
six children, he should not this time fine tbeinA each,
penalty, but should let them off with a fine of 21-' mod.
or two months' imprisonment. The fine was no' r

SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY.
Gross traffic receipts for passengers
and goods, week ending March 6, 2
... ... X 2,747 I
1852
Ditto, March 8, 1851 8,743
6
£1,004 1

Increase in 1852.
London Terminus. March 8, 1852. foe for
GLASOOW AND F.OUTII.WESTEMI RAILWAY.-•••Trif
the week ending March 6, 1852
Passengers (17,644), goods and
parcels, horses and carriages.. £3,608 746 0
1
Corresponding week in last year 3, 17
Glasgow, March 8.
.n 0"

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TnE LEAGUE SUBSCEIPTION.--SlibSCriptiOES ul5.
time to come in rapidly. Mr. Pilkington M.P. for J3'4- of
burn, has added another 1,0001., and dr. 13. Oliveloo,
London, has added a similar sum ; George Andrew 'l,„Eld,, ei
of Compstal-bridge, and Messrs. John Dixon and P", 11,11,
Carlisle, have subscribed OW. each; Mr. P. R. Arroicr'ver.
of Bolton, 2001.; Mr. Charles Wilson, Peachey, Dear -
pool, 250!. ; Messrs. D. Bateman and Son, Low Moor. jrP ig,
lord, kW. ; Mr. John Brogden, of Sale, Cheshire, 1001,,,i,.ike.
R. Johnstone, Manchester, 100/. ;
stone, 100/. ; Mr. John Broader,, jun., 1001. The 6a large
Lion now amounts to about 40,00'0/, and besides the
bay e
number of the old members of the League many others
subscribed. .
On Sunday evening the Rev.l' eaoarg ofa
11:1111itof
ertormi,
a priest of the Church of Rome, renounced the
popery in the church of Saint Paul's, Bermondse
_qv,
gentleman Was late chaplain of tho Ituman Catitollo COVa
ptio M rglgea.