The southern press., 1852-03-23

exceeds by over FOUR ana haif millions Of CO.
PIES the aggregate circulation OF al the other
LONDON newspapers put togetner. pom morning
ana evening, including tne morning AaDerffser'
me Dahy Ne'os, morning Hera1a, Morming
chronicle Morning ros1, sum uto0e, sS.dnaara
ana Express. Inc circuiauon OF the whoie o.
'nese papers ~ lsoo ltested oy me number OF
stamps ISSUED AZ tne stamp once') was mol quite
seven ana nali miiions. WINE the NUMBER 81
stamps paid ior Dy 'ne Iimes was precisely ~
SoO'ooo, mus exniDi'ing the iact OF Inc INES
possessing Posltive average crcu,a'ioh OF over
so'ooo copies per aiem. as Inc Times mas no
l,ee ist' ana sells only LOT casn, ms result Is
'ie more surprising ~ y unaerslood the en-
cu'a.'on u 1927 IS over 4o'ooo copies gay.
~ tne returns alluded TO- " appears that While
Inc Tunes mas oeen gaming gro una ior the past
scsen years. az otner newspapers DOM morning
anu esehng' na.c peen laPioiy SINKING 10
io4o tae iaHsS cifcuiateu o,loo,Ooo papers, ana
o'ner Joull'a's uPwaru ~ 9ouu,ooV'-pu, 10
..lo o''su'a'ion ~ az 'he other papers nad
a.. - un ~" sese'i anu nali ,ohs, VINE
sna1 y tne i.mes nau risen 70 nearly laooo'ooo'
anu = So. .... auglse.,lhg . y iac1
oonceuou IaI n'st " ,he LONDON morning
Newspapers are Pupnsneu AZ loss, Whlle me
= .o ~. 'es re Anowh " eaccca aouo'
q. A 4 1 F.. II
s'sonen. anu eAolae uu'y, ,' aDou. @ooo,VoU
of tho Iondo On ranars i nou ahnni 80 sai,a..'. .
Times 10000 (: Morning Advertiser 1000 .
Daily News 5000: Morning Herald 3.0OO:
Morning Chronicle 900: Morning Pas, )
8OO Most Of these papers are falling off n
their circulation yearly. and the evening ionr.
nails are still in " orse position.
The London Times Of Cd inst. publishes 4
teegraphic despatch from Trieste. in anticipa.
ton of the overland East India mail The
dates from Bombay are to the Sd Of February.
A second Burmese war had commenced. The
new viceroy arrived at Raneoon on the 4tb Of
January, and refused to receive apy deputations
from the English commander, forbade commu-
nication between the shore and the vessels n.
suited the British flag and erected batteries he.
low-the town TO prevent the departure Of anv Of
tile vessels living there. A blockade Of the
Irrawaddy was at once proclaimed On the 9th
the yiceroy wrote to the English commander u
allow The PASSAGE of the river or he would order
his batteries to open their FIRE. Two Of the
English steamers were attacked by the batteries
IN passing. upon which thew replied n tba fre.
DESTROYED the Notifications, and killed nearly
three hundred persons.
The London money market was increasingly
easy, and the bullion in the Bank Of ENGLAND
now exceeds nineteen millions sterling
Ero,n Tho Iondo, Tsm.s M.,..a
~; en-
I. ,, uui iuii Ionvo'lo' t.'a' .oro Deroy ana
nls Io'ieagues nave no inlcn'lon Whatever OF
o;,,ia ~ ~ ,sn. ~ :" =; et1 sIe' anu Prin-
i,p a. ~ 49,, Hons 90 Ton, oy nau sJorlly
lection, we feel sure that they would not will.
ingy avail themselves of it. We must, how
ever, say that we are not without some alarm,
when we see many people doing all they can to
provoke nav protectionist quarrel, and to drive
the ministry into it in spite of themselves. 1t
Is too clear from the proceedings Of the Man.
chester meeting yesterday, and from various
other symptoms, that there exists large party
who revel with delight in the idea of another
collision between the agricultural and the manu-.
featuring interests, ana VINO VIII spare no pains
to bring 1t about The very circular which has
summoned the leaguers to the reconstruction of
the league talk of !" the mad and wicked attempt
to re-impose tax upon corn" which is not yet
made or even threatened, and which has no
o!her existence than that the Manchester gen
temen seem determined that it shall be. II
is possible that they may succeed to the extent
of their wishes, in provoking many of the agri
culturists to demand protection, and pledge their
representatives to the attempt; but, if they do,
it will be entirely their act, and for their own
purposes. For our part, as the new government
na,snoy and ;rteyroj d;v;sons ~ ,ha W., .s ,n.on
M Yaason vbv n sbouId t,Larn tha Ma..Ls..ss
challenge merely for the purpose of throwing
the country into confusion.
p-,m u. ro.,.. ~. 40
nv. ,-...,,.,:. g Y,'' ''a'e" o
ihe 'ns,ala'.on VI a iory P,oIecuonst MIN
lsny has. uone us WORK. WINS, meeting Of
Ielorlners was " progress Yesterday IN London,
.ie anu corn Jaw Ieague was oelng Reconstructed
IN Mancnes'er ana 'nat mere might be no mis-
conceP"on upon ,ne uia.,ei' the manufacturers
p'e'ens :" nems y,u:1lun,g, subscribed WIN
vac ssue aounuans noera,,y winch marked
hel. FORMER p,oceeo'ngs' here Is summary,
received Ny electric telegraph, OF The list OF
money putuo"h 70 re-organize the needful agi.
'auon 10. IIee trade
rouf' Gu hrms' subscribed each El,D00-
Iis,VVv.
rOurIeen nrns, eaon toOO-tI,O00