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

... | (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, ...

... CHEARGE OF FRAUD AGAINST AIR.I '.. .WIL.LIAM RATCLIFFE, I CORRESP'ONDING SE6RIETARY OF THE MANCHESTER * UNITY OF INtDEPB$-PENT ODD FELLOWS. The chiarge made against dir. William Rlatcliffe, of having appropriated to his own use moneys belonging to the Order with whioll he has for some time been connected, was investi- g~atd before D. Maude, Esq., and szevera] other magistrates, at the Borough ...

... FlonbouO olomnicrtial inttiligcncc. (From our iiewle Correspondelt.) -.-.- \.--.-. LoNDON, MON DAY Atr EItnoo-. The steadiness of the funds duhring the past wveekl, and their inclination upward, r-ceiveid a check oil Saturdas and to-do) (AMondaV) the lnLsiness transacted was linited, although there s ia nt material dupression ill Vsale. Blut general readers neld not be alarmled, ...

... The closing conversnzione of the season at the lRoyal Adainche~ter ln.tiutiion took place on Wednesday evenilng las.t, *eheii Dr. lodgson, princilil of the Chorlioti Iigh Schotol, read a paper On the Eduication of Woman. Althouigh the weather was very uinfavonirable, there wias rather more than the average attendance of members, RINd the lalies formed considerably mhere tilan a moiety of tle ...

... 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 ...

... 3anfitupt5. G zetle.-Friday, MarchI 24, 1848. BAL])\WIN Joseph, Camiberwell, Sumrev, coal merchant and corn- nissiona agent; March 31, Mlav , Coart o1 larliruptcy, Basing- I all-street. Sols S tadhnie and Place, (ltilliall Chambers Pet cr Rtichari Goode w, Sur'derlaud Wharf, Battle Bridge, coal merchant. Dated March 16. BONNIN Jemes, jun. iislow Cottge, Broinpton, Middlesex, builder; April i, ...

... MANCIHESTERV SHARE MARKET. MONDAY, MAnCtI 27.-Birkenheaid, Lancashire, &c. 0Vt d.; late Clhester and Birkenlhead, 14; East Lancashire new, 628 d.; Lancashire and Yorkshire X.£32 late extension, Gi (d. West Riding Union, 38 d.; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin.- colnshire eighths, b (I.; North Staffordshire, I 5-IC, ; d.; South Eastnrnx and D)over, No. 4, 31, 6-.6 t.; Mauchester Fire Assimrace, ...

... fnarhet Reporto. L AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. tdsit ILUNCTIESTEA?, Satiirday, Mafreli 22.-Potatites, I1s. toIl5s. Inly per M.211,.; cTrrots, 5S. to t.Inper 2101lh; tunrnips, !I-,. to's tO. per 'ass, 701 ANCHUSE'liAl, tondtos, March 127.-Old hav, Ott, to Otd.; clover, itt. to !tltt.; witost straw, Mt. to 31i.; oat srw 0.to :td. F~ R C DLE, Monday, INTaroti 27.-1'ottstoes, in most iostances, L bove ...