... MANUFACTURES, COMKOROM, &a. |lAtiNQilB8tss aelrch 20.-Busincss has been temporarily displacedi dy polities. Tlie interest excited by tlle arpproachlinig elec- F longs has been nearly unprecedensted here, and amongst the mnore thoroughly or exclusively mercantile classes of the coellnullity has M !S queite wlithdrawn their attention frous ordinary avocations. Tie S. Gierians almost clone have ...

... IlY 'T\t:lC N l.l l ] LONDON; STOCK EXcIIN AGE-Yu'STrElDAil NOON FiJIIES. CnnolS for M:nly ?? ?? ?? Do for ?? ?? 3 i r 2. 1 ?? 1RI3ES. Consols for ilrouiey .. . Do. Accoulit, A- (8.2NZ 'IICES. Consois for SIOiQY ; D1o for Accolit, .. ?? , . RAIL WAY S Aii All i . - Auibci g ite, Nottingliani, nojd ''Ist JI inion 511 A- C:lldOII;in, (!3 TO, biih niargh and c ?? oG 7. TI~lte'i ( onlilsess 1A ...

... TUnSDAY EVENING. Business in British mining stocks remains quiet and the market exhibits dulness. Great South Tolgus shares were flat, and Great Wheal Alfred rather firmer than yesterday. In addition to the transactions reported in the official lst, Wheal Mar- garet were dea~t in in the Stock Exchange at 75, 76, 77, 761,' and 771-; Wheal Margery, 17, 17k; Great Wheal Vor, 64 U Wheal Trelawne~y ...

... MONDAY. MAcxII so. ARRIIVED. - Yesterday: Millcete. Gould. from Calcutta- 2d. Richard Cobden, Sanders, Mauritius-Echo, Fredricko, Lagua- P. Maxwell, Marshall, New Orleans -Alico, Yeetl, St. Mairse1s- 6d. Westmoreland. Decant. Philadelphia-Exile, Blake, Alexandria.- Persian (s~s , Alexander, Smyrna- Mceander (aaBrookiugTrjet -Emma Tally, Tanwortb, Bordianaki-Bragnc (al Lloyd, ce Liabon-Admiral ...

... . The Observer says it appears that the Gbverzeinnt gain in b the boroughs iready decided is 39 seats, and lose '14, making a' w clear gain of :25, but it is still possible to gain 6 more seats fora Lord Palmerston. The most remarkable fact lm this general election is that not a single member of, the Government is left without a seat. As to Lord Johes Russell's return for London he could not ...

... FZM4(3T Z ~41ZBTT. OaC ran, i pb t surrender Apl 15 ~ iand May 12 t12. atl~ih a wne aid o. Old Jerycambero,Ct;o.c..i abo-Cu. JoNAeIArt HisoNza 4. hlo6ne 3e, et. rcr pi 2 tik n lane, city; off. antew., Pennell, GnildbalbO~~5 oU, 'eor. Ht erBristoL. 10 Muir9 IM1nY. ?? Apr1 I and May121.atU 0tan and SolnBitoel; off, nalg.. Miller, Pinlotet 0 SiRA11 Mocor. Merthyr I1N 111,'G(hamoi ?? ar, N april ...

... LONDON IAIAUETS. CORN RX~CBANGE.-LtI L ELONDON. - IONISAY, March 30.-Tine attply of woheat by tandecarriage earn- 1,pies from Essex and Rent was titoderate this morning: that of biar- 2 Ic. beans, rnud Peso fair, wvith sh~ort fresh Arrivals of REglish anti 1.Seoicit Cats, Titere have been good imports of foreign barley anid 01ts ; those of wheat - avid flour were very moderate. There t.was a ...

... CUSTOU HOUSE, MAnuc 31. ENTSUED OUTWARDe.-The Adelaide for Alexandria, Chatham for Madras, Nancy for Kabat, Christina for Bilbao, Orbit for Dunkirk, Traveller for ditto, Dublin for Bordeaux, James for Dunkirk, Union for ditto, Denmark for Havre, Kielmanseggo for Harburg, and the Peace for Dunkirk. CLEARED OUTWARDs.-The St. Michael for St. Kitt's, Britannia for Gibraltar and Cadiz, Maria for ...

... juttiligglict. -FRO LLOYD'S LIST. Doug as IT., Malrch 27.-The two-masted vessel which went dowi, in Peef iay 21st March is supposed to be the. Snowdon Lassie, schooner,; from Ardrossan to' Fleetwood with pig-iron. ?? Wessel arrived. here wias in company with ' her-the night previhia'off Point of Asre during a heavy gale, bioth making for Peel Bay for shelter, and the topmiasts' in sight are ...

... STIRLING AND DUNFERMLUNE RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of this e railway was held in their office, 42 George Street, i yesterday ?? Anstruther, Esq., in the t chair. t The report, of which the following is a summary, n was held as read. In the first action against the Edinburgh and Glas- a gow Railway Company, for payment of rent upon the 8 expenditure on the part of the ...

... ; ESABE LIbSTS. I~rte TUNGDAY EVRNDE.. The Talashare market has' attained a further alarnce.P~se forthenew~ accouitt were fel prosecuted,. and most of the leadin stocks einced ?? NothWeten, zLanea- shiea~'Yok~hreBerwick, Great Northern, and' D* Great' Western,, the ?? topt en; Midlaind, 1 per cent.; and Caleonian, ,L per. cent. London anc South Westerns were comparatively Itdull. Eastern ...

... M A II KA, ?? S . LONDON CORN ExcIIANGE,3MARCH SO. Dariey and sats were plentiful last week, but other spring corn eind wheat wore in moderate eupply. Thle exports nete 1200 qri. wheat,'- 518 qrG. barley, 250 qrso ats, 230 qro, boonn, 280 qrs. maize, aind 1870 socks Of floor. Thu arrivals of home-grown wheat were 5507 qrs., ofI foreign only 16019 qre. The meotnieg's supply from Kent and EssexI ...