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RAILWAY INTELLGENCE. Basingstoke, witheithe South-Eastern' at Farnborough. MARKET INTELLIGENCE.
CALEDONIAN RAILWAY. and so with the Brighton andlPSouth Coast Railway. (From the Londox New Price Current, March 28.)
The 'half-yearly general meeting of this company was Parliamentary powers are being applied for this session SUGAR.-To-day rather lower rates were taken for
held yesterday at the Freemasons'"Tavern; Mr. Duncan to complete a short railway extension between Brent-
West India Sugar, but all sorts were purchased with eau-
in. the chair.
ford and Willesden, which will connect all the southern tion, and the sales are only 170 hhds, &c., including at
The proceedings were commenced by the confirmation
line with the whole railway system of the north. The auction 37 pkgs Demerara crystalized, which were sold at
l Of a resolution empowering the directors to confirm the
rails of the South-Western Railway run to large pre- 40s to 42s for mid and good yellow, 2 tres 41 brls Baa-
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dorfeiture of certain shares, of which notice had been mises on the banks of the Thames at Nine Elms, and at badoes, low soft yellow 39s 6d, and brown 35s to 37s 6d
given; also to empower the directors to continue their Brentford-cross the Grand Junction Canal-thus they per cwt. For the week the total sales of West India are
proceedings for recovery of arrears of calls by prosecu- communicate with the whole inland navigation of Eng-
1,000 hhds, &c.; prices are 6d and in some cases is per
tlon or otherwise, with authority to conclude arrange-
laud, which is so largely made use of by persons of the cwt lower.
working class for the conveyance of baggage and pas- REFINED.-To-day Refined Sugar was operated in
meats with individual defaulters.
The esenestateet, in proposing the adoption of the sengers, on account of its superior cheapness. The rails with more freedom for home consumption, and prices
report, assured the meeting that the directors had, also come close to the Basingstoke Canal at Fern- were firm at 48s to 50s 6d for low to good grocery
during the last year, paid particular attention to the borough. Lumps. There is still little doing in Crushed Sugar,
traffic of the company, and to the working expenses,
That a branch of less than a mile at Salisbury, fur and rates yet tend downwards.
which powers have been obtained, will make another MAURITIUS.-This afternoon holders of Mauritius
the effect of which was that the revenue had increased
15 per cent., while the working expenses had only
in- , junction with the Great Western system of lines, and Sugar were not disposed to sell at any further redac-
creased 10 per cent. The increase of revenue had taken thus with the line to Dorchester and the other lines tion, but the trade were not inclined to operate. Of
place entirely in the goods' department. They had had which have been mentioned, connect Southampton with 6,921 bags at auction not above one-half sold, good and
a net-work of lines traversing the southern agricultural superior yellow at 39s to 435, other kinds 36s to 38s 6d,
much competition to strive against both in the lines of
railway which had lately been established on both counties, which provide the most eligible English emi- ord to fine brown 32s to36s, and refining sorts 35s to 403.
c oasts, and in the steam navigation which was grants. EAST INDIA.-This afternoon Madras Sugar was
now carried on with so much success; this had,
That the short railway communication of 80 miles offered at a reduction of 6d to Is per cwt for soft quality,
no doubt, greatly impeded the increase of the traffic
between London and Southampton, would enable the still the demand was limited. Of 2,203 bags at auction
but, on the whole, the Caledoniae Railway, if pat into
Government officers in London to inspect the emigration a part only sold at 27s to 28s 6d for low and good
comparison with other lines, would show quite as great de 8
vessels and r .Southampton, and return to Lou- brown, and at 20s to 31s for common and fair yel-
s at
an increase as any other railway. The chief line they don in a few hours. low. Bengal was operated in with caution and the
bad to dread was the Dumfries and Carlisle Railway;
The electric telegraph extends along the whole of the public sales of 5,167 bags went at rather lower rates
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but an agreement had been elLced between the two line to London, and as far as Dorchester; at London it whilst not above half sold, low to good white Benares
tto work well. The connects itself with the telegraph system of the country, at 39s to 42s 6d, damp 38s to 42a, date 36s to 38s 6d,
Which ho thought would be found
most gloomy pert of the company's prospects was the so that communication may pass, and answers be re- ord and mid soft yellow 32s 6d to 355, brown 29s to 31s,
finance department. The directors, however, had ap. ceived instantaneously, between Southampton, London, and fine grainy white 48s per cwt.
Liverpool, Birmingham, Manchester, Hull, Leeds, Glas- FOREIGN.-To-day there was no public sale of Foreign
plies
themselves with energy and perseverance to the
consideration of these difficulties, and he hoped in course sow, Edinburgh, Newcastle-in fact, throughout the Sugar, and the private purchases were upon a small
of time, when they had got their arrangement Bill through country. scale, with sellers at rather lower rates.
the Legislature, they would be enabled to surmount them. In addition to the facilities of railway and telegraph MOLASSES.-Few buyers are to be met with, and there
The directors, however, had very great difficulties to communication, Southampton possesses remarkable ad- are sellers of low to fine West India at from 14s to 163
contend with, which might be judged of from the fact vantages in sea communication. 6d, Cuba and Porto Rica 14s 6d to 158 6d, Bengal and
that 76 lawsuits had been instituted against the company, It is placed in regular intercourse with Dublin by a Mauritius 12s to 13s per cwt. In West India Honey
which were now in progress. Great opposition had cer-
line of first-class paddle steamers, belonging to the Lon- sales have been made at from 50s to 60s per cwt.
tainly been offered to the second reading of the don and Dublin Steam Packet Company, which call Cocos.-West India is in limited demand, and there
as he thought, the argu- twice every week at the Southampton Docks, and the is a reduction of is to 2s per cwt, although the supply is
arrangemsnt Bill, but,
meats used against it were entirely fallacious, and regular steamers from Cork to London could also touch limited, and stock 1,000 bags less than last season. Of
ho was quite certain that it was founded on just at Southampton. There is also a Plymouth steamer Trinidad 213 bags at auction sold at 43s to 478 for lot?
and reasonable principles. The fact was thus© parties which calls periodically at the Royal Pier. A regular to good grey. 100 bags Grenada sound from 42s to 44s
who had opposed it moat strongly were precisely those line of Liverpool steamers in connexion with Glasgow per cwt. For Foreign the demand is better, but there
who would benefit in the greatest degree from its pass- will run between Liverpool and Havre, to commence is no advance. Sales privately of Para and Bahia have
ing; and they were doing themselves the greatest injury with the spring of 1851, calling at Southampton. When, been made at 28s to 30s.
by their course of proceeding. He thought that the ex-
in conjunction with the combined advantages thus enu- COFFEE.-This afternoon Plantation Ceylon Coffee
ertiousof the directors daring the last year deserved the
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merated, which exceed those of any other port in the was dealt in with caution for all purposes, and prices
fullest confidence from the shareholders, and he called kingdom, it is remembered that Southampton is the port declined is to 2s per cwt ,• of 193 casks 191 bags at
upon them for their aid and forbearance.-(Cheers.) the most easy of access and egress, and the safest for auction not above half sold, fine ord at 49a to 50s, good
vessels within, of any port on the coast of England
Captain PLUNKETT seconded the adoption of the re-
,- mid and good 58s to 625, and pea berry 60s to 655.
port, because he considered that it afforded a complete
that at the entrance of the docks there are 18 feet of Of Mocha 31 bales realized about the former value,
proof of the beneficial nature of the policy which had water at low tide, which circumstances induced her Ma- and went at 76s for good long berry, and at 42s to
been pursued by the directors. He recommended jesty's Government, some years since, to fix upon it as the 45s 6d for triage. For other sorts of Coffee the market
unanimity among the general body of the shareholders, best port for the Royal Mail Steam Packet Service,-it is has a dull aspect, and at auction 1,138 bags Rio sold ra•
submitted by your memorialists that the greatest bens- ther cheaper; good ord went at 418 to 42sedamaged 35a
and though the time was far distant, yet he had no
doubt that prosperity would revisit them; but the chief fits to the public and emigrants would result from mak- 64 to 40s. Of Java 57 bags from the Cape of Good
thing would be unanimity, and without that the Bill, ing Southampton, the port at which a large portion of Hope were taken in at 525. There are sellers of Native
which was to rescue them from bankruptcy, never the business of emigration of the United Kingdom Ceylon at 44s for good ord, and with few buyers.
would pass successfully through the Legislature. should be concentrated. TEA.-The market has been freely supplied with
Mr. J. WHEELER wished to repudiate any insinuation To promote this object, your memorialists are pre- Green this week, chiefly by the late arrivals from
which might be drawn from the Gallant Captain's Pared to make such arrangements as shall secure con- Shanghai, but rather lower rates having been submitted
speech, that the party to which he belonged, the pre-
veyance to and from Southampton at most moderate to, occasioned a good business to be concluded, more es-
ference shareholders, were opposed to unanimity. Still, rates. In proof of their sincerity on this point, it may pecially in low and mid sorts. For common Congou
however, he must say, that the zeal which had been be stated that they at present carry emigrants eighty there are still free buyers at Hid to is, and medium is Id
manifested for the preference shareholders was new-born, miles, with a full complement of luggage, at the charge to is id; the market has also a firm appearance, and
since it was only the other day that it was proposed to of ss. there is no increase of supply. The better qualities are, how-
reduce their dividends from 7i to 24 per cent. That the facilities of telegraphic communication with ever, still operated in with caution, and holders are de-
Mr. FENTON also wished to contradict any opinion which London and the whole kingdom would be placed at the sirous to sell at from is Id to is 9d. Of Oolong the
might have gone abroad as to any coalition existing be-
disposal of the Commissioners and their officers, at rates supply at market has been larger than for some time
tween the preference and guarantee shareholders,
little more than nominal. past, and a reduction of Id to lid has taken place, still
• Mr. BAILLIE COCHRANE, M.P., recommended that the That the Southampton Dock Company, whose pre- most of the parcels on offer have been disposed of. In
bitterness of feeling on both sides should be laid aside, mises afford an inexhaustible supply of the finest drink- scented and Pekoe Tees sales have been to a fair extent,
ing water for ships, are pledged to co-operate with your but at rates under those current previously.
because he was sure that it was by that means only that
their vexata questio could be settled with advantage to memorialists in all arrangements for the accommodation Recn.-Prices have at length ceased to decline for
both parties. and dispatch of emigrants or emigrant ships, and are East India, and there bas been an improvement in the
Mr. LAMOND, on the part of the guarantee share-
prepared to give up entirely all the ordinary dues on the demand. Of Bengal 2,000 bags at auction were sold at 9s
holders, handed in a protest against the adoption, in order tonnage of emigrant ships using the port of South- 6d to lOs 6d for good mid and good white, being rather
ampton. above former rates. Privately several parcels have
quiesced in the statements contained in the report.
that it might not go before the committee that they ac-
That your memorialists are in possession of premises been disposed of-Madras, pinkey 7s to 8s 6d,
After some further discussion the report was adopted. suitable for depots for emigrants, both in Loadontand Bengal, broken and low white 83 to 8s 94
The CHAIRMAN then proposed a resolution to empower Southampton, with regard to which they will be pre- mid to fine 9s to I Is, but sorts from 9s to lOs
pared to treat on very reasonable terms, and in this and per cwt have been most in request. Fine white Java
the directors to present a petition to Parliament praying
which was
for the abolition of the tax on passengers, every other way to meet the requirements of her Majesty's is wanted for cleaning purposes at lls to Ils 6d, but
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seconded by Mr. Campbell, and carried unanimously. Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioners. the supply is scanty. For Cargo and Pearl Barley
A resolution for the cessation of Sunday traffic was Madras there is, however, yet a dull sale, and 7s to 8s
then proposed, but negatived almost unanimously, and SEARCH FOR SIR JOHN FRANKLIN. is the value. Cleaned Rice finds a brisker sale,
the meeting separated with a vote of thanks to the COMMANDER PULLEN'S EXPEDITION. Patna at I2s to 178, broken les 6d to 11s 6d, town
Chairman. The following is an extract from it. dressed Carolina 20s to 28s, and American 16s 6d to letter by Lieut. 17s 6d. Sago has been sold to a fair extent privately at
Hooper, to a relative at home; it is dated
LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN. 20s to 235, and Sago 153 to 15s 6d per cwt. Of Ber-
The following important memorial has been forwarded " Fort Good Hope, McKenzie River, muds Arrowroot 65 casks at auction went at is to is 3d,
to her Majesty's Secretary of State for the Colonial De-
Tuesday, July 16, 1850. 10 barrels East India 2d, 150 tins St. Vincent's, 8d; 70
partment :-
"In my letter of the 28th ult., I told your of our tins 20 brls Jamaica, 4id to 6d; 25 pks Dominica and
The Memorial of the Directors of the London and intended second trip to the sea, and that we were just Demerara, 3d to 4d; 36 boxes Tousles Mois, 21 to aid;
South-Western Railway Company
returning from Great Slave Lake to Fort Simpson to 466 brls Tapioca, low to good, 24 to 44d per lb.
Sheweth,-That your memorialists humbly desire to Prepare for the voyage at that place. A quarter of SPICES.-Holders of Ginger will submit to lower
submit a statement of the advantages that would result an hour after that letter was sealed we were on terms, and supply the market sparingly, but privately
from making the port of Southampton a central depot our road, the epistle also proceeding in the oppo- operations have been upon a small scale; low to fine
fur emigrants, both to the public interest and to the site direction. We reached Fort Simpson on the Jamaica at 21 104 to 91; and African 34s to 37s
emigrants themselves. That these advantages consist- 3d inst., and util the 11th were busily engaged in getting per cwt. Of Bengal 1,106 pockets, and 260
Ist. In a greatly superior safety as regards navigation. our boats and all matters in readiness, which, with few bgs at auction were taken in at 18s to 19s for
2el. In saving of time at sea, and particularly in punc-
bands and small resources took up much time. On that mid and good export sort. Mace is held for full terms,
tastily of departure-a matter of the first importance as day we quitted Fort Simpson and descended the river to but met with little attention; and of 14 cases at auction
regards emigrants of limited means. Fort Nurna, which we reached on the night of the 13th; a small part only sold at 2s 3d to 2s 6d for mid and
3d. In economy in regard to the expenses of the ships, stayed there the night, and started the next morning for good. Prices remain for brown Nutmegs at from 2s 7d
and consequently the cost of the emigrant's passage. this place, where we arrived this morning. To-morrow to 3s 44, and fine 3s 6d. For limed there is, however, a
4th. In economy, also, as regards the expenses preli-
we leave; this, the last post on the river, as also the last quiet market; and 6 cases at auction were taken
minary to reaching the port of embarkation, arising place from which I can communicate with you until our at 2s 6d to 2s 8d for small. Holders of black
from the peculiar facilities of conveyance for passengers, return, which will probably be about the end of Septem- Pepper appear unwilling to submit to any
baggage, and goods to Southampton, both by rail and by ber or beginning of October. further reduction. At auction 500 bags light
sea, from Ireland, England, Wales, and Scotland. " Our boats are two-the larger one brought from the dusty Penang were taken in at 3Ad, and 241 bgs half
In support of these allegations, and especially of the Plover; the other is a river boat of the Hudson Bay heavy Malabar at 30. The tendency of prices is evi- 1
Company, and called the Try Again, with reference to dently downwards. White is, however, wanted, and the
first, as regards safety, your memorialists beg to draw
the attention of the Commissioners to the subjoined re-
our attempt this time. We are 17 persons in all-Cap- rates paid privately are from 6d to ad for low to fine.
turn ef the casualties in wrecks fficially reported to
fain Pullen, myself, 10 of our old hands, 3 new ones of Pod is still operated in with caution at 30s to 40s
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Lloyd's, between London and Dungeness, in the course the company, and 2 Indians for hunters. We may ex- per cwt. Cloves are cot offering upon lower
only of the last eighteen months, commencing January, fleet to reach the sea about the 23d of the present month, terms ; but the sales made have been small ;
1849, from which it appears :- and if we meet with no detention ought to get to Cape Penang at 104 to Is 4d, and Bourbon 6d to 61d. Of
That L4l vessels Lave been completely wrecked, or Bathurst in a fiw days, then across to Woollaston Awboyna 206 casks at auction were taken in at 814 to
have undergone severe damage during that period. 25 or Banks' Land as opportunity may best serve. 93. A fair demand exists for Pimento; prices have suf-
being total wrecks, many of them being vessels of the It is not impossible that we may winter in one of those fered no further depression; at auction 557 bgs sold at 4id
largest class. • lands, should provisions be plentiful there, in order to to 54 per lb for low, mid, and good, one lot inferior 41d;
That lives have been lost in no less than eleven cases, extend our search as far as may be. Therefore if you 185 bgs were taken in at 54 to 51d for mid and good. For
That the ascertained damage to vessels during the do not receive from me an announcement of our return, small parcels of Cassia Lignea 94s to 102 s have been
period in question has been no less than 309,9421. 15s. 11d. which I shall not fail to give if we return back this year, paid, and supply does not increase. The value of Cassia
That during seven years, between 1837 and 1843, on you must not be alarmed at our absence, nor fancy a Buds is yet 108 s to 1106 per cwt. Cinnamon of inferior
the sea voyage between the Isle of Wight and the thousand horrible contingencies; but, on the contrary, quality is still wanted; but best sorts are operated in
Thames-
rejoice that we have fallen upon a never-before-trodden with caution. The value of Ceylon is for first sort 2s
Vessels. land, and are prosecuting with ardour a prolonged to 3s 64, second ditto is 6d to 2s 7d, third and fourth
There were totally lost, with all or several of search, instead of confining oar operations to one Is 2d to 23 2d per lb.
the crews and passengers ...
56 brief summer (we are as safe you know, in the SALTPETRE.-The private operations in Rough have
... ...
There were wrecked or foundered, the lives greatest danger as in a feather-bed in the security of been upon a small scale privately, and prices still tend
being saved but property lost ... ... 260 our native land, and be assured not many of our downwards, although the quantity on offer is less than
There were severely damaged, by running on party are easily daunted with trifles). We are not last week. In Calcutta limited purchases are re-
the shoals oc otherwise ... ... ... 1057 sanguine of success, but we look forward with great ported at from 26s to 28s 6d for low to fine. At auction
That within the last year the Royal Adelaide, with all hope, as the region we propose visiting is one which 1,439 bags Madras were taken in at 26s for 14 per cent
OD board-250 souls, was lost. has not before been explored, and in a direction which refraction of good quality. British Refined is to be
That the Sarah Bridget, in tow of a steamer above the most experienced of Arctic voyagers imagine to he obtained at 298 to 30s per cwt, and there are but few
Margate, broke adrift, and neither vessel nor crew were the most probable situation for the missing ships. Should buyers. For Nitrate of Soda the demand is only for
ever seen afterward. we find them, what delight would be ours could we but small parcels at from 14s 6d to 14s 9d per cwt.
That within the last few years the Reliance and the succeed in restoring the distressed and gallant party to INDIGO.-To-day 240 serous offered at auction, and
Conqueror (Indiameu) were lost, and nearly every soul their anxiously-sorrowing friends. about two-thirds sold at extreme market rates to 2d
on board, amounting to little short of 200, perished. " Sir J. Ross left at Port Leopold, on the land of North advance. 180 Guatemala, low lean copper and coppery
That within the same period, the Burhampoota, emi- Somerset, provisions sufficient for sixty men for twelve Cortes to good and fine Sobres from 2s 5d to 4s 4d. 60
grant ship to South Australia, was totally wrecked, and months, with a steam launch. Carraccas, about one-third sold at fully 3d lower; low
the emigrants, after a hair-breadth escape of their lives, " Now, should we reach Banks' Land which is about to good Cortes 3s to 3a 4d, with a few fine Sobres
lost all they had. 300 miles from Cape Bathurst, and find the sea to the east- 3s 84 to 4s.
That, also, within the same period, the Amphitrite, ward clear of ice, with a fine westerly breeze, we might COCHINEAL.-To-day 183 bags were offered at sale;
while riding at anchor in the Downs, was driven out by perhaps make for that place, where the provisions would viz., 70 low to mid Honduras Silvers, about one-third
violent wrather and totally wrecked, all on beard being support our party for four years nearly, and enable sold at 3s 3d to 3s 7d, being previous rates; 29 Term-
drowned, consisting of between one and two hundred us to search away properly. But this is only a rife, all taken in at 3s 6d; 95 decided good Mexican
female convicts, bound to Australia, and the whole crew. remote chance, as it is impossible to say what we shall do, Silvers, all sold at 3a 2d, and a few at 3s 3d; the Blacks
That all these casualties occurred within sight of depending, as we must, on the weather, which in these chiefly taken' in, mid at 3e 4d to 3s sd, good Shelly,
home, and in the course of a proverbially dangerous na • hyperborean regions can never be determinately calcu- 3s 7d.
vigation, the dangers of which are unnecessarily in- lated upon. We take energy and determination to the SPIRITS.-Operations in East India Rum have been
curred, as every vessel actually passes
by passes the port of safety, task and hope to the onset ; these should smooth all upon a small scale, although there are sellers at Is sid
Sou'tham eters, on Its voyage, and stopping there would difficulties; the issue is in the hands of an all-wise God. to is 6d per gallon proof. For Leeward Island the
avoid all the dangers of the Godwin Sands and the east To him let us leave it. market has a dull aspect, rates tend downwards, and
end of the Channel. " Enclosed is a likeness of an Indian woman of the rule at Is 7d to is 74d proof; the market is also better
That from these established facts your memorialists slave tribe, taken at Fort Simpson. The costume I can supplied. Demerara met with little attention, and is
submit that it is a matter capable of demonstration and answer for as being correct. Her dress is of smoked offered at 2s 3d to 2s 7d for 30 to 40 per cent over proof
beyond all doubt, that by using Southampton as the port moose skin, her belt of porcupine quills. Her knife of low to fine quality. Jamaica has been operated in
of embarkation the apprehensions now reasonably enter-
.hangs in a sheath from her neck, and she holds in her with much caution for home use and export; in the value
tained of the dange of the se voyage to the colonies,
r
baud a canoe paddle. Her name is Cite tel-hee-ah-zte, of better sorts there is scarcely any variation, but the
which operates as a a
greet drawback to emigration, or the Little Rabbit. These Indians have very odd lower kinds can be obtained at rather lower rates.
would be appreciably diminished, and the safety of the names; there is one called Pass-under-the-Ground; The value of fine and choice marks is 3s 7d to 4s 4d
emigration ships secured in the most practical manlier. another, Thirty-six Tongues-I suppose from his talk- for 34 to 38 over proof, mid and good 2s 93 to 3s 7d,
'That, as regards the second and third allegations, re- ing disposition, he being super-eminently loquacious. and common 30 to 33 per cent 2s 6d to 2s Bd. In
ferring to saving in time at sea, and the importance of "This is a noble:occupation•-endeavouring to save life; Brandy sales continue upon a small scale for
punctually of departure, by using Southampton as the far more so than destroying it, and I trust I may never all purposes, and sellers aro willing to accept for
point of taking on board emigrants, by which also a he forced to that necessity, or at any rate but in a just Cognac best brands of the vintage of 1850 4s 3d to 4s sd,
saving in the test of emigrants' passages must ultimately cause." 1849 do 4s 6d to 4s Bd, 1848 do 4s 9d to 4s Ild, 1847
be secured- - do 5s 2d to 5s 4d, and inferior 3s to 4s. British made
It is notorious that the delays caused by contrary BANK OF ENGLAND. Spirits is still 91 8d to 9s 9d, and Gin 8s 3d for 22 per
winds in rounding the North , Foreland are continual, (From last night's Gazette.) cent under proof. Geneva sells more freely, ord is 7d
always of uncertain duration, and therefore destructive ' dnAccount, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth of Victoria. cap. 32,fer to la Bd, and fine is 94 to 2s.
of punctuality, and often extending to as much as twenty
the Week ending on Saturday, the 22d day of March, 1851. TALLOW.—This afternoon at auction South American
PIXTXENT.
days, and more. X ISS.
lIX DE
4. sold at 35s 6d to 395; New South Wales, sheeps 36s 9d
That the discomfort of the passage is greatest at first, Notes issued" ...... 27,715,620 Government debt ~11,015.100 to 38s 9d, and ox 36s 34 to 37a 6d. The value of new
and that the opportunity of communicating with friends Other securities •••• 2,984,900 Y.C. is 40s to 403 6d for present and forward delivery.
OILs.-This afternoon at public sale 60 tuna Southern
Gold coin andbullion 13,682,245
at borne, which a protracted delay in the Channel af- Silver bullion .....• 33,375 •
fords, acts as a decided discouragement to emigration. _
The punctuality of departure from Southampton, 427,715,620 427,715,620 NuhOil 33110 x, 90 ditto Gingelly 321 10a to 331 10s, 30
where
vessels are towed at once out into the open chap-
M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. ditto Tee Seed Oil 32/, and 60 ditto brown Rapeseed Oil
Dated the 27th day of March, 1851. 3-2
nel, ia necessarily far . greater than from the BANKING DIMULTMEN T. /.
ThaLtaFis.to come from which the North Foreland has x. A. ........................
to ue tinned. Proprietor s'eapital.• 14,553,000 Government seenri- SEABORNE MAILS.
Of the importance .• •• 3 619 (i [N that the are sent from the
mportance of this punctuality to emigrants littlic-de.p.o.sit **
' (In- ' '206 tles
Weig' htncluding Annuity)Dead " 14,145,250 by thesignifie night-s mails
and M by the morning-tispatch.]G eneral Peat-Office
who have
made all their arrangements for leaving Eng- eluding Exchequer, Other securities •. •• 12,907,809 •
and sold
land,everything on the supposition that they Commissioners of Notes ...... • ..• •• .. 9,221,300 When made up in From what
are at once to "V on board, it is unnecessar yto en- Gold and silver coin.. 683,440 PLACES. General Post-office port dis- When
due.
The suueringa National Debt, Say-
Ings-banks, and Di- London: . patched.
large. of the emigrants detained in vidend accounts)" 8,792,245
the Channel, by reason f
o contrary winds, must be well Other deposits ••• • • • 8,977,263 • " .
known to your Lordship;- s
it is perhaps one of the greatest Seven day and other America (by Brit. pkt.)N April 11 .. .. _Liverpool .• April 10
8.... ••• • - .... 1,016,085 America (by U.S. pkt.) N April 4 .. .. Liverpool .. April 2
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impediments to en3igratioeu, and it would be entirely re-
S°at°!amPten the po • .--. America (by U.S. pkt.) M April 9 •
.. .. Southampt. April 5
moved by making r. of departure. 436,957,799 £36,957,759 Africa (West coast)• • N 14th of the month Plymouth April 3
It is unnecessary to pint out
ship
delay at sea is ano- M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. Alexandria* ........ N 19th & 30th of me. Dover .. April 18
ip and passengers; and Dated the 27th day of March, 1851. Belgium • . .. .. N Daily .. .. ..Daily
ther word- for expense
in the case of emigrants, that such
to the
. uncertain delays on a HOW TO BE MISERABLE. Brazil .. , • .. Id 9th of the month Senthampt. April 12
Buenos Ayrm •.. .. lki 9th of the month Southampt. April 12
rough sea frequently give rise to permanent sickness on California(viaChagres)sl 17th of month Southampt. Apr 1 5
board, always to much misery and
anxiety both to emi- Sit at the window and look over the way at your Cape of Good Hope N 14th of month Plymouth.. April 3
grants and their friends-the arranget,,w_
6s made for the neighbour's excellent mansion, which he has recently (elett=Pir -- N 7th I7th27th of mo Dover .. March 30
comfort of passengers being thus frequently entirely dis- built aed paid for, and sigh out-" 0, that I were a rich c hannel Isles ca.. :: J1132,1108:1. ILhdof In;(pri. ruttraMmlg: trOi.rig. s a
arranged. man." Chill .. .. .. . 31117th of thimenth Southampt. April 20
That the loss of time incurred by ships in sae hese Get angry with your neighbour, and think you have France .. .. m a
-- X Twice daily .. .. Dover • • Twieedaily
Greece* • • .. • . Nj7thl7th 27th efmo Dover .. March 30
the Downs, if represented in money, would amount evell not got a friend in the world. Shed a tear or two; take
Hambur
gh .. .. N Tuesday & Friday London .. Tues. Sat.
to a larger sum than the damage to shipping (which a walk in the burial ground, continually saying to your- Holland .. • .. MI Wednes. & Satur. London .. Moa.The-r
we have seen from the return from .Lloyd's is proved self, " When shall Ibe buried here? " Honduras .. .. . Nll7th of the month Southampt. April 20
to have exceeded 200,0001. per annum). That the dura. Sign a note for your friends, and never forget your Ireland .. •• M & NTvrice daily.. .. Holyhead.. Twicedally
India (via Southamp.) M 20th of the month,Southanapt. April 28
tion of the average voyage from England would be re. kindness,: and every hour in the day whisper to your- India (via Marseilles) . Nlth& 24th ofmonth,Dover .. April I
duced by making Southampton the port of departure if
" I wonder if he will pay the note l' " Think Mediterranean (via
1
instead of London, to the Australian colonies by 1-12th; evereveYb°4 ' means to cheat you. Closely examine Southampton) - 31;20th of the month Southampt. April 28
Mediterranean (via MI
1
to the Cape of Good Hope by 1-7th; and to North r3' bill you take, doubt its being genuine, till you
put the Marseille.s) .. .. N 7th& 24th ofmonth,Dover • • April 1
America by 1-4th. every (unto
ovrner to a •
great deal of trouble. Believe Mexico .. .. .. 31 25 of the month.. ISouthampt. April 5
That therefore it is certain that were au dmigract and express Patsed to you is but a eixpence crossed, Madeira • • • • .. M 90, of the month Southampt. April 12
trade once established at Southanapton, the expense of take it. Your doubts about geeting rid of it if you matte •
.. .. 2.' f 7th,17th,19th,27th Dover March 30
& 30th of month i
j
engaging ships, comparatively to that from the Thames, Never aecOMMod Napless . •. • • N'sth 15th 25th °lmo Dover • . April 2
ate if you can possibly help it. Papal State;* .. .. N 'sth 15th 25th of mo!Dover .. April 2
would be ultimately largely reduced. Never visit the BA
Fourth allegation-In regard to the superior of means farthing to the Poor.te mid afflicted, and never give a Peninsular.. •• .. Mr7th 17th 27thof mo'Southampt. April 5
Peru .. .. • • • • Mil7th of the month Southampt. April 20
conveyance to and from Southampton :- Grind the faces and heut
ofmo Dover • • April 2
N;sth 15th 25th _
Sof the poor and unfortunate. Tuscany*
..
..
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es .. .. Mll7th of the month Southampt. April 20
Your memorialists will endeavour to explain the pecu-
Brood over your misfortunes,
liar advantages Southampton possesses' in respect both of t no distant d your lack of talents, and West Indies (except I
believe that a Havanna & Nassau) Mi2d of the month .. Southampt. April 5
day You will come to want. its geographical position, and also of the facilities which er b •
Let the poor-house es 0 11l your
* The mails to those countries thus marked•(*) are conveyed by
mind, with all the
art affords. " -ty and dig F 33, French packet via Marseilles.
horrors. of poverty
That your memorialists' railway, commencing at r ble t
Then you still be inie a h o your heart's content-
Southareptout connects itself with all the railways a the sick at heart, SUNDAY TRADING PREVENTION BILL.-Yesterday
south of Engiud, with the Great Western Itiiilwav . if we may so speak- -7 and at variance with
-a" . all the world.--ilmeriean Paper. a Committee on this Bill met for the Ant time, and pro-
nausol .41 1,.. 1.« Ai vi A,. a

SUNDAY TRADING PREVENTION BlL—Yesterday
a Committee on this Bill met for the Ant time, and pro-
ceeded to btlaiLlete.

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THE SUN, *. LONDON," SATURDAY

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, March 28.

The I.4ORDCHANCELLOII. took his seat upon the
Woolsack at Five o'clock.
PETITIONS. _ _ _

The Archbishop of YORK presented several petitions
against Papal aggression.
Lord REDESDALE presented several petitions
against the emancipation of the Jews.
The Marquis of CLANRICARDE presented a peti-
tion from a railway company in Ireland praying for an
alteration in the law regulating the rating of railways.
The Marquis of BREADALBANE presented several
petitions against Papal aggression, and praying for a
withdrawal of the grant to Maynooth.
Lord STANLEY presented several petitions against
Papal aggression.
Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition from Leith,
praying for a suspension of the operation of the Mercan-
tile Marine Act.