... Aonibon Conmctcrial Intctligenlc. (Fioni our own Correspondewi.) REVIEW OF THE WEEK. Tlhc uncertainty and alarmi which has lcen the result of the Frenchll evolitiou, with the titiuirous comnemrcial faihues oln the continent, produced their efticts on the ioncy Market, and led to a heavy decline in the Funds. At the samie time, the miarket has been sustained bv nuraerous nirchlases for ...

... 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 ...

... ------------ trabe 3aeports. MANCHi;ETER, TiuE;SnAY, MkitCH 28. Our elarket still continttes sas depressed as ever. To-day many houses have not effected a single sale, and where any inquiry has been experienced, the prices offered have gene- rally been so ruinously low that they have not been acceded to. This refersmore especially to clothi. In yarnis therelhas been a total stagnation; even ...

... AN- A - N 1lThe Provisional Government of France is now, to getting among the breakers. How it wvil] contrive to ng steer through tbem. remains to be seen. The Paris c( ree papers of Saturday are full of speculations on the w he commercial crisis u wder which. the country is labour- a, ier ing; and although most of them endeavour to repre- tr lsent affiairs as sound at bottom, and contend ...

... | (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) | MARKETS OF THIS DAY, Livnr.POO1 COTTON MARiEET, Tnis DAY, ONE O'CLOCK, Market steady. Snles about 3,000 bales. LEEDS CLOTH HALL, THiS DAY, HAILF-PAST Two. - The market very flat, and scarcely any demand for cloth. Business in the warehouses very dull. FRANCE.-POSTPONEMENT OF THE ELECTIONS. The French provisional government has postponed the elections to Sunday, ...

... - --- -- 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 ...

... (Frow tie Xerth Biitisck Alael of Thesdp.) Yesterday afternoon, an secede on a large, cnd at oe pe- riod, very-alarming scale, took races iln this city. About twelve o'clock, a me~etingc of the unemnployed took place il the Green, when upwards of 5 100 persona assembled. Our read- era must have been prepared, from previous anuouncements in ties Miai, for te- stats of ex-citeneent ill which the ...

... 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 ...

... THE EXAMINER. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, MARCH 2b, 1848, Id He who had predicted-when the Fehruary Revo: h ltion first announced itself in England-Tthat the general shalking of the nations, by which it was sure tt to be followed, was hult the prelude of a stedlirst e European peace, would have been laughed at as a m madman if not scouted as a hypocrite. To the L politician and to the commercial ...

... I CORN REVIETW FO1R THE PAST WEEK. l (From the Mark Lotae wlrpress.) Thle weather experienced since the commencement of the molnth has given rise to some tleasilless ill regard to the future. A dr'y Aerch is proverbially favourable in this kingdom; hitherto, however, we have scalrcely hadl four and twselnty hours consoct- tively without rain; and as the latter part of FEbruary wvas like- wiise ...

... ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE MAN- | CHESTER CHA-MBER OF COMMERCE. The adjourned annuail tuceting of the INainebester ChIamtlber 01 orf Commierce mid( Mfaui1 fictuires .Wils heldl yesterday tucr'itui g, w1 Cat leen O'dloik, lit thle flhices, Tien INhil Bitililitis, JIj ing- tc street. Amns h eiim i rsi ee'Ponsltiy Esiq. chairinisn of tile btord otf dircitors; Lei Williamus, w Esq. vice-presidenit; ...

... D)ISTURBANCE YESTERDAY AT THE EXCHANGE. Cs (From tlhe Liverpool Mercury.) a o- Nye noticed on Friday the demonstration which was made n is by the operative porters on the C'hange flags, in consequence b of their alleged grievances, under the system of porterage, i as which has recently been introduced into this port. We stated a i- allso thtat the portets behaved themselves in the most ...