... THE OVERLAND M lA IL. -4 [By ExTrRAORDINARY EXPRESS.J 'We hiave received advices from Biombay to thle 17th, mnd Calcutta to thu 8th February. INo battle hias taken place, nor any miovemient of illiportaltco, since the battle of Chilliainwallalb. Little or' 110news, has been received froim thle ' Army Ofvte rlandjaub,'' since that received by the last Ovra dMail. Lieutenanit Herbert cauie into ...

... TIZE NA V Y. ?? Danicl Fisher, to be acting-guinner. AU'POIXITMEN TS. Commiiander-Vi illinm IRing lall, to be inspecting-cOn- inander of tie Scilly district, in the Coast Guardl Service, vice Charles Stec], Esq., R.N., deccased. Lieutenaint-John Cawlie, R.N., to command Clichestcr Harbour-station, in the Coast-guard S&rvice, vice Henry Leigh, Esq., removed. Assistant-surgeons-D. N. Tucker, of ...

... NONE Y MARKET AND CITY NEWS. l FlUIIAY. Thle receipt of a further decline inl prices onl thle Paris Bourse, and. the still unsatisfactory character of the Foreign news, hlad again a drepressing ?? oin the homne funds. The warket opened heavy, 1e and pi-ices went as low as J~ per cent. under the 1r closing rates of yesterday. They afterwards ie- Cali covered alittle, and became steadier. ...

... raIDAY EVrENING. This has reen an exriting d(y in the stock markets. Consols. whauh closed yesterdav at 914 to Qt, opened at 901 to 1, and contiui(d to fall until they reached 90l. There were some heivy speculative sales, and, after various fluctuations throughout the day-during which Consols have twice been done at 91 and at 91 to ,-thty closed at 90, to ! for the April account. For money the ...

... . . . GREAT SOUTHERN ANDtVESTE11NM Half-ycarly Meeting.-Dublin, Mlarch 19.-G. CAzu, Esq., in the chair. the SECRETARY read the repirt, wkich stated that the directors have no reason to doubt that the remaining calls of 51., to be made. during the present year (say 21. 10j. in Jnl and 21. 10s. in November) will enable them to complete the works of the main line between Dublin, Blackpool, and ...

... RAIL TVA Y SHARES. .-4- THURSDAY, MARiCH 15. Thoso lines only are quolted in which business has been donu this day, or for which closing prices canl be given. Railways.. Vaid. Closing Prices. Business Dose. Aberdeen ?? IT 19 .17 IS Du,, Preference ?? 2% 34 Y2 Asi., Not., lBon., & L. J.1.0 4'644dis, Birnirsllghan a112 Oxford Ier witl, a ?? 20 25 34 2 6320 D O., %withIout a lmacan t e 2Q 24 20 ...

... (Frm ur arcr10 ?? Shi~pping Drrttr, raa Lloyd's Lint,) TAAILS. Dun ARE1. DUE ARR. 5 0la.I'lMo llr 1 Slamburg . ?? InlarIAacr GaiN-l ?? i1o llo and ?? 0 B so a aia ?? .J :a artO Inlja.traannah Itlach 2 r Sydney N.S i.~1 00Muas 3 ?? 22 3 Indil YlaSO~baptr arh ARRSIVE.D. OAT V00 1--1 0T nero. 1r AIdSrlrr51 ?? Jhlunian GertrudeGrayoril0d, MaOrch ArllieiiilV, L~anell, March II Grail- ' 20 S ...

... PRODUCE.-MINCING LANE, MAlRCH 14.-The sugar BA market continue3 to wear an upward appearance. The West India i: private contract market has boen inactive, the sales anounting to b only l95 hhdq., yet very fuallpriceshave beon paid. A parcel of da- CO niaged Lavonnah, in bond, sold at full prices in public sale. A large n amount of busineis has been done in forcign by private contract, in- t ...

... I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT,) A short time ago we expected, ere March went out, to be in the midst of a strong, prosperous, and heavy foreign trade, but foreign advises have checked, for a time, that great stream which mer- chants naturally relied uponl. The foreign trade cannot he fairly written down as had, it is moderate. The characteristics of the markets have been quoted as dull, they ...

... PRODUCE.-MIINClW. J,ANR, MARCH 16.-Sugar: The market has closed to-dan avith less animation than for smomtime past, J lStbhhds. only lvt West ItoliQ sold in the private contract markot, making 1,1 hbhids. forthe weet. 3,50r bags of Bregal sold inpublic It sale at prices which scarcely avcraged those of last tuesdaly, but 2,0Cr bags Madras sold a shade higher. D,000 bags Manilla e offered and ...

... CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD. Haf Ycarl1y M3eeting.-London, March 16.-Capt. MOOR- som in the chair. The CHAIRMAN having stated that he occupied the chair in consequence of the resigeation of Mr. Collett, the late chairman of the board of direction, A PROPRIETOR asked why the usual circular letter, giving notice of the meeting, had not been sent to the share- holders, along with the statement of the ...

... FRO-M THE LONDON GAZETTE. Tuesday, March 13. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. W. Clay and J. S. Edwards, Nuneaton, mnercera-S. Bickerton and G. J. Saunders, Oswestry, chemists -J. T., J., and E. Barnes, Lower Queen's row, Pon tonville, carpenters; so far as regards E. Barnes-fl. Parker and Celestine L. Fluck, Regent street, dressmakers-J. Tomlinson, R. Maxwell, and R. Gibson, Liverpool, comnissilon ...