... ,-porting 3hItelligene. HOOTON STEEPLE CHIASES-FiLIDAY (YESTERDAY). These annual sporting events tool, phiceyeste diny,overtbte usual g grotund, at Stomlnon. The day was rewrarkably fie, and there was a very numerous attendance. Amongst those present we noticed le severnl ot the leading members of tile turf, wNho cere present at at the Liverpool meeting onl Wednesday last. At half-past two the ...

... THlE lCON(MICAL, CHANCELLOR Oj THE EXCI-ll;QT7ELI. I-r;. 4 t} l{ .^.-^ %'A. I'O .}1. CllA C11.- - 1. = Ministers have given way. Tlhe Chancellor of the friall Elxchequer was obliged to confess, on -Monday even- Plisli( ing, that the Public feeling was too strong for him, the G and that thle proposal to increase the iniquitons In- dyia coma Tax would be withdrawn. I1n mklngzY this cau ...

... Corn, Cattle, aub V, rotlisioll ARTaritao. F O I'I;ESTON lAY AND STRlAW 6I;AlIJi' l, Tbmi'sslov, qmcli 2. s Hay, 4d. to Ud.; in fei-or ditto, lid,. to 3jd. ; oat straws, 'd. to 0 2j1.; wheat ditto, 2d. to 21d. per stoueL of 1llsb. 5 LIVERlPOOL CATTILE MA:lRiKEI , Malo ay ',Murch 6-At our cattle mnrhet tubis day there were 1,t11 lIast amil 3i671 sheep, 0 which met with a measly sole at time ...

... Flonbon 0, ommucial IntrIllylicc. 1--l. -.I- -.- I ? I (Froa, our omn Correspsr onde7rto nl- -. . ..-. . Vo REV=EW OF THE WEEK. it Ipa The past week hals been altogether a peculiar one; an and no definite dc.cription can be given of it. 'I'le to Funds have fallen ten per cent, but the eagOrness of nli parties to invest has counterasceted the p1anic, anad prices ad. have beon very ...

... Tvabt rxrpott?. . a MANCHESTERl, Tulstety, Maltct- 7.O Twvo O'CLOCKe, P.2%1-Cont1plete Stagnettioln is the general o Characteristic of Our tuarket to-day, ns fin as continental It businessiseoncernecl. The veryh eirniing state of pecunialry A :affairs in ditterent parts of the continent, Causes our tier- Chants to Ssnpend operations for the present, iand await die ii course of events, News ...

... MlANCE(]TE SI Eli RSIIAI1 SHARE MAK y MANlC.ETER SHAwr. TQAIIHET,; MONDAY, MAinC! 6--- y East loIoahietire tiew qrcrteS, d ii.; 0 reat Northern, 7i d.; Le 1u1hCIL il00 itid YVirkslfire i V.t) ifIarcsi (4 (1.; West! Rlidg i i .. UL1iou1, 24 d.; Mi1i rhoder aml 13 itngliaamn qiuarters, B. s 3 p. ; tlulirteis, C. '18 1. Pt; rIII Icr, Sliefield, ms Li- a I, effilslire pidcicertit, pui (t-lO paid ) ...

... ,Banhrttpt%. CHSH E Gazette.-Friday, Marchi 3,1848S 7 CH SIR oln, Hlaitforid, Cheshire, salt manaitfctlirei, salt. 8 d~aler, salt ageiit, conninicsion agent, aigent, and factor; Mlarch 2 17 , April 12, Court of' Biaokrtiptuy, Liverpool. bols Hostage and, o Blake, Norticyicb. Pet cr Jane, SGritalaaw, Peanbertou,-Lant 8 tiaslitre, teal, p-~IAt-t ORtcd Feb. 26. 6 COLES James, Nether Stowrey, ...

... f. T|I;-' PEACE, OF EURiOPE, ANT) THE I a l C~1COMMEUCE OF' E1NGLAND. I .. - . . I at WhIile tite whole Nvorld ire on azediit the plintintldI rats- aire , actionit wxich ])iiiIve taken place ini Frianice durin t tile lust tel. ten d tys, thle 'oiut teruii of' Enigland always st'ttsi tiv, of' ha' whtatever iliroxs iluibt, titertailtify, or- at want of' eollidfjltice thi 'rr over dile fituire, ...

... lIIA1tKETS OF THIS DAY, BY ELECTIRTC T'ELEGRAPH. Lilvs~LMo0,L COTTON 'IIjAnllila. Tm,;I)A V- 01:TZ r.'(T11 is LivonirtOL, CoToTN Mai;iFT, Tuiis DA.Y, OxiE COCi;i, I Uilt Quiet irls lect. Sales expected to be 2,50ll) or 3.(00 ltiU . c a ~LEEDS Cl.OTH 11 HLT, Tills DAY, HALT-PAST Tw-(.- The maiihet to-lay ]lls nrot beein so good; tbe dennimd for i tor- wool i, very linlited, scurcely alything ...

... LIVERIPOOL MARlKE9ITS, SATURDAY, MARnCI 4. f 7'/) .. -ne~l thn- /tt. ) 12di 9. Ir ( 71m the llferealtile Gazette.) to Sulgar has been in bottr fleinanl thi sales eoiisislting of 700 hogseaile lIantation and 5,000 lbags lBenigal, at forinerprices be- sides 3,t00 bags i\Ilailres, at semrn little edvonice. IiI toreign we qnt have to report 1:1o cases il) barrlelsyand ImpsBieril clivsol to ...

... LUO'1's IN -MANCHI-ESTER. Trh profouni tranqsiillity which has prevailel in this o towan darig a period of suflbring perhape as intense sli any f which la ever bcen experieliceel by the wvorklnl chlsses habs tl frequently called forth expressions of a;diniritition, amnl ltd to tlI a hope. inloulitilig in sunte instalces aihnost to a belief, that lhe operatives of this dibtrict hid' learnt the ...

... - --- -- TRlE; ' IDEA OF THE WORKING CLASSES. Is We . ould not slander the bulk of our intelligent to vs operatives, by insinuating that they sympathise with fil thieves or scoundrels, in plundering shops, or des. an troying l)1rowty. Thecy know well that all such eattepts cannot and will not come to good.' Not B13 crby these eas is their redemption from political jn know 1 to be achieved by ...