... TH-IURSDAY. This vap thle first private transiit 1ea v for Contsole e, after the ebutting uf the hooks, prior to the paymnent I of tbc loly dividends, which begins on Saturday, t antI in the course or next witk will throws several adltitiottal inillions of capital again ntion the nitorket to seekl emoployment. Considering the lows value of I money in Lonmbsrd-street. and generally for cojin- U ...

... TRADE REPORT, SATIII(UAY EVEN1Na-TALLOW.-ThIe matket closes with a vvry heavy appearance. St. Petersbnrg Ysellow Can- dIle is 42s fid per cwt on the spot, and 4'2s 9d to 4 Bs for the last three months. TRA.-Tbere are several public sales rdvertieed. Prices nre nornlazilly the same. The deliveries continue to be good; last week they amounted to 5dOOOO lbs. ''iiE MANUFACTUlRING DISTRICTS. ...

... CE. IM1PORTANT TO MARINERS, TIhie following hos been received at Lloyd's'.- 11Workington, Feb. 10. It is intended to eutstituto ta htalf-inch of red gloss oi tihe light- house here, iinstead of the white now lin use, to distioguith the light from othtiect slung shore ;as elsa frota the coatl-pit tires.'' L.ognone, FElt. 23.-Wind this day at noon tight breeze frost S. to SE a luyat tiutes. ...

... MONEY MARKBE and CITY NEWS. THURSDAY. 'I'le Itllowinig notice, regtilatilg loans during the shutting, wias issued to-day by the Governor and Directors of the Bank of England:- '- The Governor and Company of the Bank of Eagland are ready, until further notice, to receive applications ftor loantt upou the deposit of approved bills of exchange TlOt bnving more than, 8ix montite to run, nn ...

... MUtPViAi' lKE' (Ta CITY NETI'S iii I.~- U l'c'.l ILT i~t'I [il l i tt lIt ltl I itcii! N'l'f LIte ft ''t' ' it I IItc,-o ;i~ r, lI5 'I'll,~ i 'I ii ~tt 'it 1ii ltlolik It .1, l tit Bi~Ti tlt 1(ud I~ I ~ X o t ,I il it or igil ,i I hoI ', yTIlI, tic 2 dI ' t; I I I lt i tv tacits'I .1 Ii k cii's1 I, 'lalf hur ticri-c' il tu t INil tith ir ki r, po t uI Oth t o I *'C(' itt'', lii If,l sI x iitk ...

... MONEY AlA RKET and CITY NEWS. WEDNESDAY. Our commercial readers Nill scarcely feel stur- priseud when we state, on what we believe to be good authority, that the negotiations -witis her Majesty's governdont, carried 0on by M. Ribeiro, for a con- nferni t5, eitty tbetwee this Country ndthe Brazils, are gai deinitvel brken p, rid atleast for the We enotrtito aynealyasmuch when we rt h oea,297rd ...

... SHIPPING INTBILLIGRBNCb. LONtDOF, SErPT. 8.-Wind this day at itoon easterly, light breezes audffne. Seven p.m. E. to S.B., fresh breeae and ane. DEALb, SEpt>.7.-WInd E.S.E., light air8.-Satilee the Percta for Ceylon, Portland for St. John's, Nev Drotwick; John Wieklifltb o. Pombar or SEJT. r °Bi7.-Wind N.E. to S.S.E.-Satled the Mary for the Sonth Seas, and Vernon for M~adeira. OPPs DovERa SEr. ...

... BEl'LGIAN AND DUTCH MAIL. IBFtusslit's, JlS 3 1:1.-Tbe ting and Queen will come fromi t)etnd to Brussels on Friday or Saturday, and be present on Monday at the opening of the reiiway of L% V\eedre. The Gazte of Mons, ol thbe lth, sayam - ,'. De- tuisseaux yesterday developed the motion ot which be gave notice on Monday, relative to a provinrial tmx to be imposed on gentlemenaR carring, ...

... MIOlN0E'Y -1IIAlKEJ' and CITY VEWS. -4- tIi MOND1AY. L Ilts lOiSt iLIell Li Ve V It' I IIitll p -taI Izt . I (iy il IIlit, 10 Stock Muirkets, the foodZs havNinlg renlilino~d S-teldy ( it I le pin':(1 of' sn to vday, witil little doing.r' Co isolis were done ait 931, wih Ithde dividenod lbr1 !Ijone y * ni d ~iclosed fit fl`Q to -,, ex d v. lor tlo Dpen n g, iBunk Sitock, 1? 0 ; the Three pier ...

... LIVERPOOL MAflRRR7'S. COTTON MARKUT. ( Clion Or. 17.-There I:S nvt been tuclt tinaqiiry (orciten I r'. but the market has had a irnt tone and pro'i l-a' tatu tained for 2,000 bales, viz., 70 Marmilialaind t Ob ll gerla Sa4d, 300 Egyptian 6tyd to 7d, and the rmniardr AW 4'/ed to ol/4d. ' (Ti OCT. 18, ONtr O'CLOex.-As yet, the advice'P jall rarci America have not had any effeet upon tue ...

... MONDAY. An unsuccessful efflort was made to obtain an ad- vance in the funds, upon the satisfactory result of the debate in the French Chambers, on the question of the right of search. Consols touched 948 to 5; but that price was not long mnintained. Tle mar- ket soon receded to 94-l- to B, and at the close of business had declined to the level of Saturday, the last price, both for time and ...

... MR. GLADSTONE Senior, AND FREE TRADE. ad [FROM A COR RESPONDENT.J l e have no wish to criticise severely the twaddle slit of an old gentleman in his eightieth year, but really $ if the Post and the Standard will cry it up as oracu- at lar, it may be worth notice at least asa specimen of [d; the stuff of which their oracles are made. )W, MIr Gladstone, senior, it seems, will not allow Alihis ...