The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-15 00:00:00

TUB CRIMEAN INQUIRY. SEVENTH DAY. (Cot &and from yeetniay'e Rinevem.) It r li'y to some farther question frim Collin! Tennis. Geo. rat A•ny said be was under the impend= that the *Neet of the enagaissionere was only to gain information as to the supplies of the array. If that were the case, the leant of the commissionen for applying to ohs Quarter muter Gleaml for information was that he was in contest oommuu.caVon with the Commiseary 0 I. He au diri red to glve to the cosunisionets every lamination in his p .wer. Colon' Toilet`, salted wiiy, nadir any eircumetasees, sect information had been given u must of necessity have Led t . etroaeonsenclasions ? Gi nivel Airey—li appears •co th.t I lave already an. ider•e It. at qui sti.m. 1 gave recent inferortien on ell the points en wink I was questOo red, mod I bed 0.. tenon to surto he t tat the commiesioners required any snre specific intormatim, as it was annwn where I w is to he feint, and thy might bare applied to me foe Intim information if they Mitred it. eel .net tvlio.h—Are you tcf aware that in • public to iletry sun to that coadorted by the omosimionete it is nu& to Coil rce diege • ter they biro taken evidence ? Ge..e;tl Airey—l Coat coiner that the y Mould take the fira at J nee that they hear as final and complete. I think wh e e oat:Women come onto an ermy like that in eh , . Crimea !n ob . am wormaioe, toey out , t to lean to stone unturnel to obt.in complete and toll Information upon it ov p .in-. When they don't get Info rmatioe that they tau k e.tt favor', they ought to apply r further intone.- tior Dor int toe tune that the oonstniniot ers was in the Crimea, cholera woe so severe, mat men is fall bia'th in the :corning were corpses in the alumina ; sod the commissioners went to Constantinople for the benefit of their heelth as a greet many o her. dial. was recomme odd to go myself, but I did n t. There woo no reason why they alt •uld sot have whined to the Crimea after that, and have pose farther Into nines', and I believe that each a promedint would have WO the 'fin of preventing the necessity for such as investigation as thii, at least to far as mums the Quer:u -m& tat-Oesetal's department. Cvinal Tialloch—Were not the commissioners in the Crimes three months, and did they not wain the com mander of every regiment and the qumtermuten. How Auld nay have brown that them information was Leos pine ? 0 1 Airey—l really cannot unarm that question. It del e ds ciao the characteristics of the commieoionets, how far they were abl • to arrive at a right anderetanding of the objects at the evidence. C. I ,nel Tolleak—When did you return home from the Crimea? 0 I Airey—Last Dumber. Colonel To:loch—That wee, I believe, before the rep•it was published. (instal Airey—l stover saw the report till Jess ,1856. Colonel Tnr.och—When yes saw the report did it not tenor to son tint you might pot right any matter en which the commiseionen were not properly informed ? General Airey—Most car airily it did. I waist the time eel-tied by 'he government for a particalar service, het when I Innate uquieted with the report, rant:log es it did urn my condett at Quartermaster-Owen!, I stated to the Cooesodet.in-Chief that it would be desirable that !should remain is Hailed to give explanation upon such potion of the report. Sir G. Berkeley—Wee not the report made before you distally ? Genial Airey—lt is a morose circesutanos that it has never been brought before me offisielly up to this day. Calomel Talloeb—Way did yen not ark the eoemiaetesem to embed Fuer *vides*, ? General Alny-1 he evidence incomplete, safer se It gem It wee for the tomealeidesere, who cm* out with speeille lost•oetioss, to colleen else fads of Meru*. Colonel Tell eh bevies; uked wised'sr the witreis thought that sufficient promptitude or ingenuity wee ea libited, Ostend Ainy replied—l tan mere than once, while giving my solderer to day, wished to Omni to tin coon that I have come here to answer loyally, to- silly, aid frankiy all the questions whieh may be pot to me, het that it le sot fair to try and ieteiravate me late as aimiseies of internees which I dfeelaim. The eommissiosers bat their own obj. e . ad their own indentions, and I Can so doubt they carried them set to the beet of their knowledge sad rwer ; es. hst I tisane to be Galled In to cosine their In enc Cvlosel Tul'oels—After the publication of the report WY you aiteeeien celled to the wain of promptitude cr /al► sully alsibeted tenon pantie or departmans ? Gesenl Airry—Censlely It wee. Colonel Tell, eh—lf sr, did to ecommorlate with the Coeur sder-ia-Chief n the sehji et ? Gement Airey-1 'speeded to him a wish to have an op portunity of deeding implieations with regard to the report. Colonel Taloa—Did yes explain to the Cosemeada-is. Chief that the delay betimes the 17th of Non a's'? and the 17th el Number, wse entirely the fault of year owe dit partment—thst yo gave orders which could sot porn My he mined into effete t G•eetral Airey—Did I nplaie to the Ceassawder-ls- Chief that it was the fault of my deportment ? Consist, I did tot tell tk• Cestnander.is-Chief sw_ythiag of the Wad ; area, ae ro any easy. refitreall which I heal with the Cossiesedir.le-Chief se Ike estolost, I de wet shish it 4' proper that I should he ailed se state -het took Wave. Culeeei Taileek havieg referred to (heard Airey's pre vious ~ideas—esited hiss to oxidate what be menet by esyieg that it wee rstrecr.thr ry that the cavalry did what they did. esesideriwq 11. mesas at their disposal ? (barrel Akwy—l used the ward "nzlrattediaary." to az pis what &gill ho espeted Iron a 'Paley soldier who fti AMNON, Hedge le perfeist. Oaleileil eh yew .tersest helm* Amsted fen temstructstehise if yaw that ilareseribl• for then to de so ? e i red it was tamest General Athey—l did sot comelier it impassible for then to de se. Lewd Leese was initaseted that all irate harems sad sea thoutd to devoted to toe eptiewies of this work. Cel 'eel Tall eh—What was the streogih et the cavalry pewees at he edgier*, ft i n N.voesber sad December, 18.511? Geeeral Mary—That is set la the Clearteresaitter- Ger wars department. Esavaiaatioe ciat.Valsed—Pon abort the lith Deeember the cavalry hones were eietroyed iii m pts sick sad pro. whims. Time was web a to of thMewities that Lord Raglan was obliged se amply than. Tke was, whether the _is shoal be elsoved C s r e l e s e fe of fo r d or elothiryt, Ho romostkosta issideg • wa eamsleatioa to Lord L. , aa to appals MIS home le is duty, which wal coy Neely seem It was a fat key. however, te sioppleheeklei heroes Pre appoin'ed to oat portieelar eh% thist if they bed eel dine that doll, they wield have bun MOM& fur ether purpose. Is order to peons this peelloalar duty they in feet weglected ether duties which they would otherwise hays had to rer - fem. L•rd Loess was dimwit to do what he could to shelter the hate. bet without refereace to the amber of • ma he coole ..p loy le the work. He did sot wealth la ' what Mr. Ea elision had said. Y. thought that that pa- Memos. not being a military etas, and eousideriag the gee.. ties as he world d• is quiet times, had overlooked the env 'species wh , ch wore apt te mese la lb. ease of soldier' fa the atidole of a war. There will be se debt that if they kid bed workmen sad ma-' 'truth, and everythiest that was neeeteary es the spot. they sight have made shelter with sail cloth. A quantity of ...cot arrival shout the 6th of November. It wee diM cult for hiss to soy whether sail cloth la any qesetity night Lys bees obtained from Cosatentienole. Everybody who ladled say seessasaication with Ta.hiett .Metals kw. that 11•11 net very rapid is their movements. Lord Stoat. de Redcliffe, who wet telly aware of the 'rookies of the homy, was in c , eyeatenutetweicatoo with Lord Reese, sod was a. fete, he supposed, as asy sea could be, sad whatever came from Constantinople mast have hie soot by his. Lord Bales" emastawieated with Lord Stratford by - swam of private swim At this time application had atr , •4l • been made to the tragic:ore service it, ell the spate spare end sail. cord tarpaalio, and I. short f r tv•rything they weld stet from ace. Hit ow. oorreepoadesee with Cap- Ws Christie would show that. Hs did set tusk Sir B. Lyons, who was is constant coenewsiestina with Laid Etailm, was the stas to aro all Ohio goiag es Del re hint, sad having a remedy t. h:s bands, sot to some forward and prop s• it. 0,10.1 Tel/trek—Yoe have heart the steteetent of Mr. Brao•tridp. that can,.. might ti th e bees pr, eared, would thorn have bees any dialed:7 la obtain:es • sep2ly within a week er tee days? Om rill Ai:el—With regard to Mr. Brocebr:dge, I small y wish to apish with the utmost r.speet of tt at pit se. hat I 'west say I do not ensider his evideres—l wish te ass es &Uwe lanpusge a• I mss—l de art consider it, I say, worth heels'. Mr. Mrsciebridge came out to the Crimea la the month of May, whisk is wettest there ; sad, laving visited the Crimes is Msy, her gave lee, evidoecess to what sight have -bee. dime in the pieviousneweiber. I would 'pewit to say *Meer who we there at those two periods whether any one Pad, water sub eireassetseeer, fora the, •liehte t idea of what 'geld tare bees dna" or what Gould sot have has, Pee. la ley opinion, I repeat, Mr Theeebridges evidence hi set worth having. Colonel Talloeh—Wan sot the fait easitieeedy yaereoll that Ito sail cloth of the associate wee wee exhausted, • proof if Ito woefulness, sad a pianos for teadlrg for a large "'poly Outeral Airey—At this time timer wee arriving fa kegs quaatitine, and the C. roletasery.osee l e wet eseco ng Ur self is all direction. to eraser. timber, sad expected every day th .t a supply would arrive. This ankle was likely to to 1., more a, reiceehle thee al cloth, sad it we of so we to send to Ccamaatisople for material whoa we sight be said aiitaally to hay. it la head. Wesel Twlloah—Takleg late selowst the Imp 'sober eisattle slaughtered fee the use of the keep, sail UN suresber aft areas that diet, =iota Dot the shims of then salsa:. le re teen we le aveilahle for stile" for le berme, end did yet adept any 11100611111 with that view ? Osee r .1 Away-111st question le ewe of these whirl skew 'het it Is unfortunate that the otimminies did sot p yer: he r • Ithaca othelly lien the teutet of their latish, es the opt t. Mr. Ender kmows that he was dirseted by as is stye ill the tides of s'aeehter.d salamis sad aaistals that had died. for the ettroose of aural., shelter. Coln; el Tellech—lt apeman that 01 the ilth of November 11.000 pawl'.', severs suicide Might net thesehave bees made ayeable Art shelter Heeeral Alrey—l ass f repaid le as,, sot es es eaginew, bet Mar* as aa Wear, tbat thy woald bays but perfectly walasa ne.y to the qesitios whether it would not have been better to we ttess meets than t othing at all, General Any meld the great difficulty ...I ill, watt of trammel, sad the cavalry meld be much more whiny em ployed than in coatreyisg paillasse emery. Otiose Telmer —Mere not Musa civets lyisig at Hadikoi, to the cavalry c lop? To tide question. which wee the dart one put during the sitting, General Airily returned a long, indistinct answer, in wines be oaths of bales lying on the t of one 'setter, and ended by stating. as nearly as eseld be gathered, that tart of the paillasse covers was seat to the bosp.tsla and °than to the hats. Four o'clock having arrived, the bard atomised until Wednesday morning. DEPOSIT AND GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. The auditors of this company have published the tf Lowing report to the short h. Ittero otr the present Eats of their drain: TO 1111111111111101111110101 TNR MOM aOO toonouti LW2•111117/. Gods pritaerat neer which Tour eq le leseepseeiM, where mien ly ninon your se coulee I=tee the heft at your again, end now present you with lbe se the isish el ear inestigatioo. Bitted, It bee los lhaselle, et sor inipaoy, no we ll es of many Oslo ft ollNeh a illeloist of 'scripts nod expenditure foe ark Sisoki piss mess& Is Is reality, of lit Us or ao ar • relearns esehllig the pep& ere be entre at • konriedee of the r te, Ilia wiertakin, on ta• contrary, Is etiolhot edeeleled le WOW; wekng, hare the'relore ironed the .MY ire bag to obsit to part of oar report : L Moo end mesa heti the commeecenest of the mow Mb. She of ha, the gate to inn year m oon sie Oft& up. at tee d Deeseher 1. a WSW hilisheiheit, tholes the position of the corepaay ea S. £ slaftweat Imodble meets sod lialtUties. Pew We mimes seems It affil he area Wit Were *Wes a Wi ckes, d Imes le meet upstage, we bow eneemier to the large ot SOUL ea. eL, owl Wee se bee bete weds he the eineet Ma wit penis Si U IS'l.; ink more. our, i= plea rpm amps% perlkee et the emir, lei amid are hable io te de be be re =stew inewree. 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Imo Wee rod* radar AIM as ass r MOM of The puma mom some limn a dela sipirt it of is ifs Ste of 011eier Irk lidelbr IS, 4631. Is. 8/TIMES of drib/ ors or the 7 print. prelims MIL THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1856. r tile gawks, but as one istimetely counted with the politieel wells., of the wintry, se it wee mot desirable that we should do everything to Mad together the fuller of the colonists, end lead them to consider them seine as clams of the one empire. (Cbters ) With regard to the general question he would cot us say saonsidered words of his out, bet would ref, r the meet ng to whet had been deliberately printed in reformism ta I. It would facilitate the investment of capital for the gradual developmeat of the boundless resources of Australia end New Zealand. It would establish mach greater enfidenee in our mercantile transactions connected with the *Honks by preventing losses froze overstocked markets, sad also obviate the inconvenience arising tram searcity of supplies of European merchandise. It would enable the moralist shippen In the *rimy to effect Mau uncle en their ships end mersbandise in Snaked. His' ' Lerdship having referred to the statistic,' of the coasump tics of British produce by the makes, of the world, showed that the Australia& colonists were, per held, the best customers we possessed, a strong proof tbst it was injust‘c to deny to them that boon which was affirded so readily to the other colonists sad to foreign states, end then wont on to say that for the present be would prefer that the route from Aden to Klett tier rge's Booed, should be rather by the Mauritius then by Diego °male, until a lighthouse nes fretted on that island. He concluded by moving that it so, important that imme diate steps should be taboo to reutablish a tonal commu nisation with the Authsliss n ionise suited to their rut conthures and growler important*. Mr. Kea Barman, M.P., ssconded the resalulon, sad remarked that a mettrat like the prissiest was • it lever to OVVIIDMO the ms inartice of government. Mr. RIDGWAY suggested that government ought to send out some of the war steemen, to test the merits of the esv.- rel routes._ TierosolaHon was then agreed to. Lord STANLEY, hi propming the sent resolution, to the tarot, that If the ordloory speed of 10 knots an hour were maintained the communication between Melbourne and Southampton might be effected within 44 days, la an able and itatenianlike speech charged the government with culpable carer:l4DM in neglecting so important a matter, and reprobated the policy which at all time prevailed la the Colonial-301v, of dealing with the colonies as with hostile states, instead of (catering them up as future independent states. Mt. HAUT GORDON seconded tti bat some objections baying been urged ageism the time named (44 days) tbe resolution was made more general, to meet the views of all parties. Oa the motion of Mr. 8. WIORAN Caawronn, seconded hr.titir PINTO FAAQIINAR. It WY determined to petition the legisl►ture on the master. Mr. Mauna, M.P., the. mond, and Mr. 0. BRIRNI mended the eppointment of a permanent eommittee to pros the "leers of the auntie' on government, which was also agreed to. The powd.inp then terminated in the meal sammer. POSTAL STRAY COMMUNICATION WITH AUSTRALIA. Yesterday a public meeting was held at the Loudon Tavern, (or the purpene of d. t reining oe the hest steps le be adopted to ensure the 1111 . 11110dilltil Of OW _ poets' steam relations with Ass , ralis. The Lord Mayo , occupied the chair. There were oho _yeesont tit* Bad of Hardwick', Lord Stanley, M.P , Moe. Mr. Clin, Mr. Wm. Brown, II P. Mr. Her Stymie?, M.P., Mr. Mahar, P., Mr. John M:Gresor, MP., Mr. Wentworth, late water of the How of Legislature, Now S nth Wa , m, Mr. C. B Now•aban, sheriff of /Lath Australia, Mr. Robert Wigram Crewf-rd, Mr. De 8.11., and other gentlemen connected with t . Asttralist c 11051,2 The Loan Mayo'', ia opening the proceedings, said that the subject which bad called them together that day was woad to none that could moray their attendee se Haglbtismea and merchants—(hear, heal—and It ai p arid to iv in to be a matter of der p regret that government had dons bathing to trailitite the pod& commuoication between this country and hi r Australia& soloaks. The important* of such • csasmunicatioa was at ma sppsrent. Many of thou, whom he now addressed wets mare that a ship • ith a large freight was at present sow. days out beyond bar time, and one of the cons quite sof that delay was that Cantos in her, becoming apprehoostra for her safety, rushed into the market, and wars paying an increased me of pre mium foe her inearanao. Now, it might so happen that the number of deys she was out beyond her time were competitively few, to that the premiums the paid was so mull money taken oat of the pockets of the colonists by their agents here. Lilt year, when mossy was wares , sissy day a ship from Australia laden with gold was kept out, radiated as inactivations' on the public sad was a loss to the merabaat. Is Sae, it was his opinion, that the money which would be saved in insanutce gad in in terest en ths value of caritas, if a nn dad roliabVf Pastel ooreasnoicatioa were e pined between Reglaod and Aus tralia, would go a long way towards a rebid, for that pur pose— (hear, hear)—and he, therefore, thought that they ought to erre on government to expedite the vtablishmeat of on, and he booed that the united 'fifes of that nesting wi aid hey, the effect of pain; washout (orator delay a line of Mips pat on the most eligible rotas, which might provost the insaavralsros which had hithert o b een felt. he wishiag be very brief, he had perbspe omitted to aortae several points of interest, but tine it was satafastory to know shut that onamioa would he remedied by the swooshes at gentleman avrasiateed with the subject Wall its email*. Mr. Cannes WlNTWOlerit, lately representative of Sydney, la the legislature 'of New leech Wales, neat ad dressed the mating, and said that from his bag raddease in the coloaies be was no bad expoarat of their feeliap on the subject of postal imainrialeatioa with the motion aratatry, and be could say that they bad hat ono that of unmitigated annoyance end disgust at the same, is which they were rented in the matter, and the Israelites would cot he surprised at it, when ha laid Wen them the history of the whole affair. In 1846 it was pffloielly 'alienated to the An a / a lias adopts' that a team lino was about immedfately to be established, but the amitramoimpfraa MOP oat r•alissd until 1862, when, after ate paw of motiommorp delay, a postal steam sank* was at Park mallignata mouths, vA the Caps of Good Hops Me liithment of Sam. The bi-monthly service, nit the Cam of Gaol ISM we. anew idly fia mmodatint misittakm sagettoop Is the publicly rrasedod MIAs of the matioafflotil Load of tho Admiralty, awl had boa Mod nada two Mama' teempitaiso nod ora- Inaton, but ultimately permitted to drop, after Metes be.. obarictertrad is midi am by failure aad disappoint. mot to the publio. The Id-mostbly envies vie Saes bad Mae dusk, its onallammos mast out in a more regular and mai& masse, I bat the ogee was so devious aad the amaarom that Ns peerage to Molb d osrae d osea. Mirect eat 11 =1111gasis per boar. whiner usual sped en othorilaatraot Imas was ten knots or nautical miles pm Mar. The bet-asami oseviekhs the moth of November, 1664, was, ellheat ender, wholly eupprtsesd, m goilloat of Meo nominators of the war, hat the thalpmeidat of toe publis service is no way asslared ti. rammes eressary. Siam the supproseica, big Majesty's melon had Mon orairaysd with the stood re to _lad* to Chloe, to Lomita., to the West Isdiss, to its Baia. nad mom diag as distaat soma of Western Amairkm bat Amiga& hod boon wholly deprived of all mold Maim sammoohallost sad hence the letter, of the pad egoist at the =di had been exposed la their transit t s =a mad sr , h t tab et n aleoalshadst serf oss p g oMoimeddamb their gold relations to grave semi hangdog saaisty. It was with p a in he now him the Tramy minute that the sxmadvs, instead of the immediate samswal of postal mum tougualesdo, propose, la the lest Molmras, a redimmos a Cho obeelegi to order to seotrade w IMO sesoot at gaga* oath se hey wee will le g to aratelbeb to the ego staysail Ogees has; s ashrams wh'eb, make any eigegoileast% weed be attended with a delay at set has thee delta= seeethe, ewe. though the various aoloulto should ultimately spas assimpt than saves as to the mama of their respective a ontribstioar. He esetesion ass this rehroes, if made at all, shaaln ham be mob Woe her liderey's georeneo tte e a ,slosh el ride mesa Mee, via. tar t" WWI Whim far MaraiMmt m maitont Meals ealofillsk • Mao redo, Outer =ppm it, sad aftortraed• he smart lIWZ, "WWI Mb par.r th at mmossubli sot be without a easel* admit had error bias lbws say other orasmy at the Mipbsossi we. eit a Mme dilleedee. Then seadaesd delays wage the wore evaeliget o heanseh as the sissy ertletsds had already airze*MlK s yea., e d am the et Sew South mi i," *nal the mural of IbL awards the =slosh e pedal steam senile; se thee these two aloe% vie the aid from imperial fends proposed in the Tressery mime, bed subscribed probably ths whole mono wht eh wean be demandable is the term of that Womb ham Se oaths Afitataliaa i or, at all events, as bop a Salim of the whole Mtee pawed Mr reensobla ausesthet say farther eastelholea whisk might be rapand would be newerilatdp voted by the 'Monies of Tressale, South Assaults sell New Zealand. The right veets te more the gold eel hes treemiglea of the malls was ask ea grip misty as melds,. hag sober to 'dist the shesteet mete I ar e .. tree van* deo la ether breashre tto amebae redo servioa, a Wet ea the ow pligaisel* the eielessiges of Stodre vessels, with Ma cosh ellsgo poor and eel-tested spool. He was satiated Mait MO altsatiot rout. Wee that tie Saes and the Indira 01111111; 111011 Meng. amid* to °Medal eompatadoe, 3,019 millorthoolim Om Ma passage by the Cape of Good Hope, .s sd w l l e fa milm shorter than list via Parana; the latter 70 degrees of laughed' more this th• earns thought it highly dearabla OM Oa= Mermen without laisehitor at Ceylon as Moollsim, pegged Skeet hem Saes to Melbourne, steeple ht deNal being ai at the Wend of Diego Gaga& The Mi Santa rb. of aU rostra, it Ins ' , Meat that, et tie rapetred late of tea miles an hour, the malls admit of big forwarded by it memo days sifter *sashay soldite wavered by say other Um; sad lif the rata dopsod were scsioratsd to sloven ft twat,* tidies per Man at woo gait' makable, the lemiad of trurralwOn would be sedated la yr ponies. wall also °been, that, 1 , 101 1 11.1 gieseephkel et Sends, short leo& Isla* with giri be ageseisM hem that Wang, which weed Wog As mad 0. Choi of Good Rom late doe onagiveleglas with dastedie, sad at the game doe Nebo fog the Ore adagio fiseasood . speedy aid asap gleam weenies with the gothic esealry, of which west adoetege they an, etathend wholly de prived. The malts might thee he &Owed la Melbourne within forty-fear days from the data et Ora leaving Lo des. The trade with Australia had now oaramod ones vast =r;that it was impossible government c raid he per rte cooties, to trifle with Mr pasta Ma gma net was supported by the trade marsh whims it amend that In the you 1853 the expert V Beide maauhefmu 10 Aus tralia usomtied to 14,506,5321, ged swirly *ladled rest export to Aar rift, OM it more the doubled our experts to Lidia and Germany, that it was six tiara greater thaa oar exports to Prams sad the West ladies, and seven ttmesa in assess of our saw rte to Chios. H. would further observe that the geld yield of Amor ilia darts( the put year exceeded twelve niUllime morilac and that di, rapid Outfit of this hoe agues* et treseare wee intimately connected wi h the %inn dull pablis low titles, end was at this mom its of the entre immense to the trading laureate of the country. Ravin Arm her la vise, he thought that the wealth, the fertile:ems, lad met °maenad impratracie of Australia fully mailed Mr to ohs boot sad the sportiest postal envies whisk it was mos site's b f ?pates, and that the jut expectations of Mir mpg lattaa woad be satiated with no less, while awakes antra by starts of Australia with the mother country salad be attended with gnat results; and ha believed that • nevus se inroad In its object merited at the heads of the BOWL prvenesseat at low tbei vase degree at support is the an of other sad Mu haravaat steam liar, bad already so fir aarially trediesd the deolopoest of our sonuneree sad the satmaimi of ear sivilieatioa. H. had to complain that while one of the onareste to whist' ' he refined was still in existence, goveomilord s ialintod of a t mien resuming it, as inid delay the esysibliese of whilst/ with • reedit= ramose • eagle elaidered that, as the money received by the retit-elese em .sailor m oot for work sad labour dims thaa lepilimato sans.., the bedews in head, after the Nowa ramose et the depart ment w.rs defrayed, ought to be employed la amain up sew and faselitating samara' lilies of summaalsatiom It was but just that the money of the Postradm should be se employed in the came if postal rtrammisallsa with Assns. lb, Mr if they wire able to emirs ma of aid days' Minikes they would save 60,0001. per swam bloat as the supra, and an shillings per 1001. assurarto. He *mid sot loop, detain the meeting, but move that the dismallaisana• of the postal surto, with Australia had boon prodaratra of milieu lismesalancos, sad had proved isjuions to the columns of the country. Mr. Ravanandar. as rrpreNatative of the Alatraliaa Adrioadia,al Laad Comapray, araladad the 'Rohm. width was divvied aaaalaberudy. The Bari of H•IIDWiCILM would lake ■p the subject when 11r. Wentworth had dropped it. He, with him, re graded the delay of tits ref, ream which govenssubt, es the piss that they had s , t ieformatins esenth to tone tr a ta sking, bed mad* to he eolosi►e. A late information required was et outs seeeseilde, at It mild be supplied by eelooisb at pretest is .hie revelry. (Ht sr, hear.) He therefon salted why t►ay wore sat to have the eosionusiestios whisk they 'Modred sported tx thee ; and be cordial:yj timed the meet. is' is imprimis, os the geverossent lb* issseediate maga, dosed sae by lb.e speediest and moot dirge' route. He did set reseed the lamer la the sans. light of s sere menus. 7 UREISH MISSIONS. Tits wooed annul meeting of the Turkish Missions Aid Scent, was held ynterday at Willie's Rooms, Hisg• street, Bt. James; the Right Hos. the Earl of Busrru soar, Presiding °. the &Any, in the chair. The needs( woe very annetroaely attended; and oa the platform were Lewd Robert Grasses, M.P. Vice- Admiral V. Hareosrt, Rev. Dr. Marsh, Rev. E t wa rd Auto), Boy. W. Cadman, RIM. W. Chalmers, Rev. W. Arthur, Rev. H. Joins, W. E. Baxter, , M.P and H. Madwith, Beg., M.D. Waif of the medical staff at Karr, sad author of •• The Siege of Ban," Be., cite ) The Cnaraitax fa his &dare. said, that after recent' events and fa the prawn crisis of the But, it was unneces sary to soy mush en behalf of Turkish missions and the Turkish empire. Two peen ago tannins was cannily enough directed to the sate of things la that empire ; sod the question was to draw some good oat of the evil of the then miens war. What other this, could be thought of by Christian men than to ashram the opportunity thus embed up foe diffseing smoog the B.stera people the light of God's word Oa looking round for sasehiony, they (mad in ezistesco the Amman Board of Missions, and, couidering what that body had dins in the Best, the enemy of their labour. aed the parity of their prisetplee, they scold net de bat's? the. avail themselves of the saachinary ready for Sear use. The Amgen's§ Board of Maims wee e.mmneed wee thin twenty years ago, sad was (lauded on the wet eatholie bean, embracing ia Its emetiration Aye diftereat denominations of protestant Christiana, all united for on. °oration object. His lordship quoted several Manumits from the hut re p - rt et the Amer, sea Mission, which proved the Pagans suns, that had attended its operations, sad how Important an inetrnment it had been in bending socially sad Janine:many the population' of Cum load,. Carried ea 'neatly, with out stir or tumult, it had struck so deep a not then, that it would requite sow eapithersan effort to root it oat. TM Maim had atotoroos churches sad schools seder the nperiateadesee of native Unben t sad Is sot village wee Oeseheatieople the whole population, shoal COM se 8,066, bed setered the protroaat 1014. Its Ms Atmesdes breamih thus wars 78 native peevish en, ad *me lad bees piebald Is the Dative language sp ins/models milleae of p.m Is brain sad tracts, the sem her sleeking" betas ri 665. Osald vs de bettor %Ma lead • helping Mad to tido undertakiatored thus one, Ia these days N me sad nummen of war, esessithes the boss& cf mine berwssa se sod the Angolan people? New was thee. i.e what then wen ee awl facility in this reopen es at yeasest. By*. reseal Amass of tbe Salton, a Turk any ralftWela fW RIM stallisaChasarriar,as before, the mashy of Milk she .1111 ONOSIONOGO granted to Chriatims were of great Importaast. 116 Mead Dr. Sanded*, who as mai— eel and military ma was an honour to his soantry, took rather a gloomy Waver these conseesions. It was true that they were of Lttle value, spins they were earefelly watched ; bat the enension of the principle of religious Stony wee • great thing—it was a bass on winch to rear a superstructure • this rieeiple ones admitted, after a little time and a Bede perseverance the pranks awl manly fallow. The Rest ma the birth phase of and slriMatisa. TM Bast, so lose suck la trasmass od ear barium, sew gfres Wass of reviving ; sad teal vs sot hal se impales of gratitude in tarrying back what we before Naha ? Nothing reenine but that we should set at ass fee this purpose through tie mean of the America's Wake, that we should strengthen Is hands and extend itsl opesall.ss by mean of our ontributions. It was written the wsten of the Euphrates should be dried up. Whether the tr rein were taken is a Initial or li•eral weans sure he wee that it meld only be through the Sera of kntt oiness ea/ighteniag themneatens sad owing with iag on Hie wings. (Cenral The report was road by the Rev. H. Joule. From the Minn sheet It appeared that the waif* for the year hat bees 2,1311. Os. 21d., and that the disbars*. meat" left a balsam Is hand of upwards of COOL Lord R. °Koerner's, M.P., moved the Am tosolution, Morin the report sad atatiastiag the committee foe the las lia l lig been eesesded by the Rev. R. AVIRIOL. and sap- Parted, la ea elesthe sea oh, by W. B. Bairns, Bat., MI P., It was denied asaalmosidy. The Rev. Mr. Cmautias prorated the mead reselstios, to the effect " that this meeting desires tomprem he thaak• fulness to Almighty God for the restoration of peen ; and that He has bees graciously pleased to provide that the effect of the war In reference to the eases *donated by the friends of the Turkish mfteloas boa been to ware to the s proareu soiree hitherto esperteocel within toe territories of the °tows empire." The Bey. W. Lavaca wended the re.olation, which was umalwasly adopied. _ _ Mellcy. W. biter;mina (of the Presbyterian Chants) moved the third re.olstios, • a.: "That this weetiarr in the pabliestio• of tte Cialtaa's Orman, wblsh en sures liberty of toseelosee to all the nbjeets of the Ottressa Porte. This document distinctly dicier.. that as ell the forum of religion are mad shall be freely professed la the eta .ire, no subjs et shall be hindered she exercise of the rs licks that he protease, at, shall be in any way estoppel en ' this 100011 at and farther Oat Doe .tall be unveiled to estop hi. reheat.' This meeting therefore humbly implores the Divine blusing on the uncoils of tie till.. of Tarim, se that oath nusaares easy be adopted u give effect to the important prism's's, conceded, and redves it to prattles." Dr. Beriewnw, he ereledisg the rmelatiou, said that he could boar his teadmaay to what hs had seen of the Auterf as minion la tbe Zest He had oreereed them euruieg *dr Whom ht Meow elhantoo, is dismal and dark places, cad so wee whit had bent es the moue of their operatic's., sad had 'Weaned the *awn they displayed sad the eatemomy of their erreegomea., bat nut we that the swam ouboaribed • woo well impeaded. He had dart t% deep as experieses of the feithlessnem of the Tartish go vereaseit to indulge much hope that the meat firmaa would be proyerly carried oat; bat that was cely ea argument for lamessed seal and for seeding mon managers's, who would sorry to them regions this light of to. impel. Nor that so mash blood had bees shed oa behalf of Turkey, we had a fair claim that the pro gram of Christianity Mould be left frm and unimpeded. Had he the eloquesee of Peter the Hermit he would preach • mum% spirt% Islamism ; for he fully agreed with a previous speaker that making bat Christianity eau repai rs% the Turk; he must he Carktisalsed. The roseledea we. carried wassimously. Mar sinew moolatioe, proposed by Admiral vsamoir aukoom sad wended by the it.,. Dr. MAUR, bed bees sewed, the meta( cloud with the oastootary tote of tusks to the Airman. Tio - o - o - 11;Cito• tot — t; . oosaatos &wonted to 271. 2.. lid. Tux Min.—Our Hamburg OperNpondent mita al the 12V :—" Tor =my years fact Begot atom hem bees serried a between the gmeassomme of Haeover sad Hatay burg for bridging over the Bibs, sad esteadieg the Hamme rtoe railway to Ibis city. The taesatioa of this plea would eadoubtedly give grneml Batista:gem ma the darner mad dilkalty et Grossiag is the otitis steam, when the COMM. Mimi= is frequently ieterrepted by the ice for sem tel days together, would be altogether avoided. But hitherto tie arnotieVose had led to se sotafsetory result, es the Ham miss government required the mate of Hamburg to ads the territorial amtrolgety of the 'and oa the l ido too gib e . OS Irhieb the teratioes la Mbe built. The sevecomeat of Huey., tat sow gives up this dam, sat the treaty be times the two states hes hese formal) y sigma. As soon, as tbe eatilloqUems etas treaty have born stamped the wale wen INMIIIIBII la serum, u the plum sad all the prellehmey enempemesta have b.ea keg dam completed." ILatv iinielltgenct. EQUITY COURTS.—Aran 14. Won 7111111114•11tt or Tat LULLS. 1 . 11.&11WSI IP. PIAROII. The question In this ease was whether the estate of a Mr.. Wil liam. was liable to make geed • tuna o. 2.000 f. Consols, which she as treater bad allowed to be sod out sad app led in a manner other them &MY by the trust deed. tin the marriage of the plaintiff. Ala m • ealrest at wee eroded by by which two les.ebold beers Maisie were settled ea re plaintiff for her separate re Milker power of solicitation, and then u she might by will aggileatlna was made to the Li-entice ha s hed alleged, by the Merl WWI oat the root, that bee might have it to tree wllli, and Mr. John I cares, Dee ot the truster, refund to en we mom mg determined to retire from the trot. There. Iran. la 114111. • deed supointing new trustees was drawn up end emirk by gra Walton., the new trade*, end by one ol the old %Metier Irk net by Mr. fobs Pearce. He however executed a nearer erre Mod to the other old trustee and to MIT. Wit Juni. and they in their turns created a power of attorney wider which the stork was told out. The areey was paid to the Owl:tail'. bus. band, who traded with and Pet It. Under there circumstances plaintiff Fought to hare the amount made good out of the estate of Mrs. Williams, oo the grnund that the latter had committed a breach of Omit ; bat for the defence it we. con ended that Mrs. William. sae not properly a trustee, torero& as the new trust deed was not • la on , ter, M giving ludreeet, said In hie opinion the estate of Mrs. Williams was clearly ii.bn, isa.moch es she had consented to set as triple.; and, even eu.i,ring that the de. d by which she was appointed was taloned, ehe must be looked upon ae a trustee demo tort. The reek was rendered into her same, .n 4 she executed the power of attorney to sell It out, a. the mid quite innocently ; aid no doubt it was Pearls' the plaintiff and the ;daintier' husband, whom ebe, as trustee, beloved to be perfectly milled to it. Such en ex cuse, homer, mild not be permitted, as in all then cause of true terhip the role of law suet be conetrued strinly that ignorantis leg= neaten% Inieraet. him. Williams must be held to have acted as trustee; red, Inaseaueb at this 2,00u1. one Into her hands in that character, bee mate mud be held liable to make It good. 100TH V. ♦LIIOTON. The testator in this cause, the late Mr. I. Williamson, gam Itn,oool. to trustees upon trust to pay the emus) Income thereof to Ms daughter, the wile of the plaintiff, ice her the to her eepirate use, and after be, degree upon treat for Fitch offence es she should ap point, with a trUM to default of appointment for her children. Mrs. Booth appointed by decd 30.t00/.—p.rt of the whole lund—to her husband, and died in bar bustand's lifetime *fitted basing mods any appointment of the residue. Ids was a suit for the administration of the estate of Mr. wit:lma go& Under • decree the Muter had when the dual amounts. end Mead that the tedstorts estate wee imunktient to produce the whole eurs of 12.1.0001., which be had Oren upon the above trade. The awe now came on upon moeptialia to the Muter's report, and far far her directions. Ibe queloon dtmuteed was whether Mr. Borth wr Wood to abate In rthfreet of theeo,ouol. appointed to hire rateably and lo proportiih to the deficiency to the 1.0,0001., or whether the whole drOdeuey ehould hill on the resides divisible among Ids abilders._ - The t'le►Chaaaller, altar !avarice Mr. Millar, Mr. Byrom, Mr. allesioy, Mr. Craig, Mr. &twist, Mr. Hardy, Mr. thebbeare, sad Mr. Hawklas, thought that the no appolat.d to Mr. Booth must abate rateably with the residue • lusts was dt•t•tble maces hi. elarldrou lIIYOI !MILFORD IP. 1801121-BROWN V. BROWN. n• Vlce4basseller yaws Istemeat In these eel* whisk wee hard ea Friday hre, end were kedtuted kw the *rpm et Moak =l:9 pervert "West lege BrowL trees= elf the Sy et: wS et Jess* Meows eon** NO* deries, pro. Me, when he whin perkkildres, id* mess were to rest mix% Auk! direelsee for maisseeese sed eseamula• Um. Se slam *deo WU held by die Thellesseler to be weld, el the rely *kw perpetelesk eel um that the esesehasomeeethedre the Mew we eeYlld r rem Ile sureldsh time mdlo Mpakeeel* doe shard le the mien et the et her eke, the Opedllea et Item* eesets our whlsh or feemesey. ley the eel.* em *eh* eemeg et the per med *ale west to the wide% sal seethed be the "dike% cad was power beyond the wee et Se lisad. who * le ally deal with the perehig SM. se as It we led the deed evan'a I.mtion. The them* me. toughed Wile Mame of diger Waage, Wboa mall by Meta gereseneelse. eye Jas. 11., e. 17. the deed man's share benne eallselle the el*" of dierthetkes; *I byll Geo. 1., o. 1111, the misdeed die MIMI els frogmen el Leggett berme subject to Its elasni be veils me be owls gm MN ewe w swat by Mr. lek Mr. Cheedlem Yr. Daniel, Yr. :me% WAS*. Yr. henelley. Mr. *Mom. an Yr. 0. A. Willians,tebehal of the several pinks The VleeChatestlor, after reviewleg Me statutes sod the deckle" bearbiZte t il re ate i tl i o t t o t, veld athrhelLittreght ions mtbnorittratheinwkl pee sesealtable ustatativ might arise se to part of the estate, yet wham the Legator bad made a wily thee showing an intention of making asepreperty his own Me ease vraa Wooed within the statute et It 0te.1.0. to, sod dui cage" of the City of 1,116012 I , ras de. strived, a* the widow's elate therefore moat te disallowed. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT-Amu. 14. The Imminent, a young mad so artist and dzswiag master, who 'polled under the Prutereunn Act, was wood by Mr. borgood fon Mr. W. H. 0. Penney. the Insolvent's father, and ales for Ibsen Shoolbred, the linendrepers. Br. Seed In Jose, 1833, the insolvent married a= r ltillaes, These father wee an upbo:sterer, In Great Qum...West (dam deeteueed), end be gave Ittr WI. About the ease time the hoolvent's fatter save up ble boas of furniture at Heolustos, and relinquished his buboes as a drawing ittar.er, on lb' preemies of ea moody, no wire ol wake bad b.en The OS pee Nome tells of eschew for the furnitare, a:thous h it yr believed by We wife's blends that it dee a tlfrcen it. father. The laeolveney was attributed to the proceed by the tether. Mildi sd r d irNviet his father were azarained, arid • vary pais tug selaitise Wel pless. speserel that the leseirtet's wile's nether had We 1001. far the larnhass. re parride hose tor trer &velem The hmolvent =PiTee heileasa did sot seella bit le Ise the amenity be pseolsit - wee my tesfellso with aeather ele. 5 111611111.11011.. 11 St. Peter% MOM& The sin eseiradiend the eilheiliewleeias._ _ _ Thee isididi Conatheireer deesesd wad Sew le mod duelbeel Ow • MOOS silo windier be weed ee IM stills se Weldsrdsr. by SAS dosser ebibleed Irbesedis debt be ensiled HU Sews reviewed the Wrist WOW d the ems esprered lineal Wendy at aglaks ibe leedvent OS NS his Sibs wry 11. near wee edboereel is Weizieds. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Mr dt*les. at the court for the April Osumi Quarter Ilerriame VIM resesesd yesterday reersiss, at the Cloydhall. Wtatatinster, by i a =b i ltrk er i 7ra " tee. " 1:.. mr ,:e, P 16 "•° %%1%1: =ir Ilting 6r ar . 14 with esladt e otesaour. Mr. Creasy THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. lintroess Titswillima, Menet with having. la the boom of Yr. o( Illtrwequare, Aldgatth betely ammited Ca. et the nerewle of the astablidneent, was op for liosi szesimdon. proorenor who had bees eidesaly wosaded la the bead. Supliese to give midenoe. Ildiessod Weida odd— I em scream to Mr. User. On Sunday aim % ibe Irmo was to the onenting.henowt to trot boar, at the be* at Mt ore. I wee =Wise the bean eldbt the 'sayer awl hie Massed savant west to chunk Moat Mil.east I altiesk. leaelague ekes la the Wes. eiceed the Mt deer dear Mem The bait &ter was Mt spew It Inds to ea eadwed med. I We west Ma the gad wee realm WaIMO. gloat an Wm. weft Weft hat wen. wldab bear tb= Soak Mimi Sere wee a dew sad leas nioftg kw Moat Me sad Seaga dews the be* I teld dows on the sok sod dosed Meat M MOM . I *Pend My oyes sad saw the whom la the wen elesding swats to as, trotting at the ewer etlek ea the sidelmerd. I rose op and wig "Has" be. =lt was a man tviorgiew to the Meek %rem WM. me with the canceled.* la Ms h ad, week amps had wleb all Ids might with the esMkstisb. !Mkt toy bead up Se peeled isy head. acd received the Wm we Me Ow ef serf WM. gal ray ern tropptd roweries from the am of the Nov. He tlwa Week we weer the bed, sod my eyes seamed la robe W. aad all la the roan seemed to go round with a% sad the bleed Sowed Into my eyes from the wooed in my brad, se that I hardly me anything I t h s. stepped a paw r too bask, towara the bra Meek to get the pier, awl We Wear slopped rather away terse, and made rather Mow et my heed w ith the madbwiek. He Mt her at three Ina IMOINHIM my heed, sad • wadletMlt by sat of his head. sal wlted seder the table. the Wm' round. and ma at et Me wow. I threw up the Maim, ad welag a lints boy geoleg I told Nei to go sad sal Me gobs. lor then all sow Mese, wed the hey weld m Wing et me we II in tenor. I wee geMmusat Moir" sal t• POW while de primmer was guilds; sae. la primer MO set spelt a weed. TIMM I ass calling at the Wallow word per. wee met le Ow deer. Mkt them there were three ia the The Flame Is mho a 'treader to me. I let the pee* to. holm TM Flamer seiseldiale I hann, been la ths hems on the we& N.. Mohr et by the eseoptainsot se latter, however, twelesed that whew was the was who had sa• _to tt e d • pillagers at the Ma trepolitan Corm mid —I wu present when the Poller. lion real came Is W Man Burgas, wee ers.eleted M the amirmatwit &stone of baring stolen • chest of tea. a nd sen tare' In tempertatton for seven ream, end at,.. that noceekan he so diaparasiy @vaulted • policeman that the oiler wee unable to rob= soy mare duty. and has been pa awloned off, TM &palms were then ordered to be made oat, and the prisoner was mama he be saisoltted for teal. MARLBORO UU 8-STREET. ri o n g = b eelin shared with burglary. lbsplund, lio C, said that abut ten o'clock on dimlN Wilt he heard the cries of " Murder," "Police," at No. 67, anweiMmuul*Milond be lannedi.itely ran to the house, end wem ad. NAIL as m Immdly got into the hail when a knee* was heard et Mie dm, nod gm Mee door being opened he raw the primmer in the sealedaer Wept a derma Femmes He .mashed the primmer. end lowed s W peeseedon mare linger matcher, love, and • piece of wed. Wham toted that a bar has been 'removed Irma the stile weldor, awl that the thief had attempted to melee his troupe hi that dieestiew. Pelloweenslelde Molt found • box lying In the gutter of the roof of No. if ha the awe street. the *cutest. of the hos were muttered ' MOIL Miry 11111111•Nw. wareat to Mr. Alexander Kee $7, CrOmmenr. streak old We wen hi her Nutter's hed.rcom thii previous night, whew herbs leetaleye he the attic above. eke ran upstairs, sad saw the *facia thews of settee eat of the window. The yeletwar e ri mme le e l m we and yet hie head in at its wham ease& hat it was ilse ant se ditlagunn his features. Ilse heal prod= d he. te Yr Wet• ewe, the other to himselL she pee the dom. yelenear wee taken into custody. Im o immegls, 54, Braton-etreet, was In Little Owwwww-street, sae ea kerbs an Mum he lo iked up and me the pets/sear sentieg down • odder. As soon as the primer mashed the be. Whams eresolldis. prlssair said be only wait op the ladder beam, he War aloe b=tte sune, and the ruche matches he picked**. DEPINCE 07 SZBASTOPOL.—According to statistic retorts pnblished to the B'. Ptt nbarg newspaper', the besieged in Bwhastopt 1 discharged from the 17th of October, 1864, to thi B.h of September, 1866, projectiles to the number of 1,386,608, sod weights, 1,406,249 pond' (each ' qua to 4015..) la eLdition t the above, 205,610 ponds of powder sad 26,000,000 ortridgte were consumed. [Adt9BII99IInnnt.)—HOLLOWAY'S 0114TY11611 AND Pius =sumo Lamm me *swims. —Mr. WO. AIM of the deep Mob% Wen' Mr. llalakardsoftWit, Hall. that addld at Me hod • dr. Meow so the Mleb. 461 Med she mewl mss MSig. Moe ow bow M tho IMO% 1114 11r. liokstelt tbee MM. ham to oftentaL Moot es. ma the Own sou hod* udt e NNIo poluetto soet so tedl moll•r eq Eli OM N. eho Ammo et thooimm 111111 at. se w dam* penlamMll7pMedleine wewisewtheemoottowt the weed; et Prawn Mellower. Metatalameto.ll•4,Olems. twedwo. sad so, Moieww.lert, New Teak hatompo, OmMoodeople; a. (Atelier, Ilaposet awl Z. Moir. MARKETS. THE FOREIGN CORN TRADB. (Prom the Mark Lane Erprese.) The Paris flour market elusion's dec.inieg, end ail s erg °lithe most restricted male. The four auras aregerarally held at Stf to Metpr rack of 137 kilos. (53a. 41. per reek Eagiisla) ; tat Aire Ma only buyers at 6tf. (314. ,d.): some holders have even aceeted I/platter prim. The market has 0 , 0 receded for wheat 1 franc per sink (M. M. per qr.), slier a vain effort on the part of barer. toubtaip Merger concert a. At the public sale at Barre, on the 10th instatt, • large quantity was withdrawn for the want of offers. The prim reqedrid for maul Orleans red wim Ser Wk. to 111. etc. per 120 ki:os. I,boo brie. of 11 cur brought 611. to 631.7. e. per 13a alio.. Another sale at Havre was announced tor Wedii-sday. 13th mount, of ALIO melts American. At Nadeau also, oe the 12ad, there et 3 be a tale at 14,050 hectolitres wheat, and 3,903 Sac flour, ail ,mom America. On the neat day Oh re will he a further sae at Marred e. of 10,0(3 tect. white and 30,000 heat red waist, end 40,000 bels.ll air, alt American. These announoements had produced a fall at Havre, and the greatest dulnexs at horde:Alt, i applies for the how .arnpl, of wheat, which, cootinning twee, 'till brings 32 to 13 francs per SO Wes. (1. , 5. per or.) 3be temputcd dettctenri of 7.0tr0,00., boot. is reported to be mane up within 2.0 i 0,0110 beet., which it leas expected w ald be received by the 31iq July next. The Belgian markets show very little change. Antwerp vies dull for wheat, but rap.eienca - d an improvi d inquiry rue rye. l'auseels last amounts snow aon ac•ivity in the wheat teed/. %hear we. quoted 321. 73e. to 331. 30c. per beet (7 , a. 2d. per qr,) All the Dutch markets ars itfla.nced by We favourable weather toward. a decline. Hamburg reeds dul amounts; prices LlOC.4pg(d. At Branch. the little doing in wheat wee in avour of Wien; even rt. had &tithed If. Seam 21'. per heel. (: s. 6d. to 01.6 d. for cr.) Hu ley neglected. Maize. offered at lower rum, attracts no atientati. Yur eeveraidap warm weather had been ertierieneed at Prom, with every appeal ante of wonahle rains. The news that !taxis had permitted the export of all breathlutts through the raising of the Battle blockade, had put en end to all apeculative inquiry. The mean reduction ou grain prices amounted to ht. per beet. (6e. 9th per qr.). Great lore. were ensuing In consequence, and the eapectation nil'si that the fall would cientinue. lb* quotations to wheat at Stockholm wove 29f. 73e. to 33f. per bees. (675. id. to 73v. per qr.), occordi of to quality; rpe, 18f. doe, to 191. C., and tome for delivery Ith June bits been sold at Inf. (41s. per qr.) Burley, 14f. t 157. per heat. (324. to 34e. per qr.), foyer. epee wing st former priest Prieto of wheat at St. Petersburg refrain firm, though little was Soft wheat has been fn reques', at 201. 9.t,. per beet 475. 6(1. per qr.), inferior, 111 f. 70e. (lls. led.) Unwed sought at 16'. 500. to ISL per beet (115.3 d. per qr., At Warsaw, wheat had gives ways rukles per chetwert. At Algiers arrivals were heft and wheat pekes anstaleed, viz., 82L It* m 32L lot. per 'OO kilos. Peace was knots., and tower price* were expected on the urivul of supplies. Advices from Venice note a ale o: IndMo corn. vie-, 1,800 beat., for delivery in mans, at I If. pm beet. (26.. per qr.) Other rrain was doll. With kw tranueUone at Vertu* wheat was quoted 231. 134 to taf.7te, per beat. (36e. Ort per qr.) At Vionna • soled 12,110 u Iteet, ef wheat was reported, at a dcalice eta to SO mute. per heat. (7d. to Is. 2d. per qr.). • permission to export grain had mums: the attention of holders In Palermo, where what woe quoted life. 73e. to 13fr. 2k. pet beet (34* fid. per qr.). A rim had ensued throughout all the 'set Ilan marker*. where ',slue ranged trim 131 r. to 131 r. 23a. per beet (19e. 7d. toll.. la per nr.). Business was entirely surpesded at Oonstandnople : In the expec tation of news from Eerie, only .oaf assumption Atoned. Stouts were beyond granary airs mmodstlon, and merchants were obliged to detain their goods on board the vismiela that brought them. lfr. Mentes of puce had brought down quotatiONl of ss heat at Grua "waif per bat (is. 6d. per qr.?. Maize and other corn were also Sew York advice*, notwithstanding the news ,tom Europe, report pekes as mill irm, common flow being quoted 7 dolt The demand I for Southern was good ; Ohio extra, 7 dole. 73c. per brl. ; Genesee laney, 7 dole. 30c. toll dot.. Ret wheat quiet, at 1 dol. t3O. tut doL 7k. per bushel; Stalks* e and Southern white, 1 d01.117c. to I dot. 9re. per bushel. Preishts easier: to Liverpool, tor grata in bulk, 64e. per bushel. LONDON WEEKLY Impacted. Svoes,W. ladle —auks 6.700 bleurnisis bass $l,OOO &split MaOsenls.p Pasha *PI 1. 40 J Cost., B. P. ewes Ricotta tales 600 Ceylon begs 4,400 Como, B.P. bop Foreign bags Hsu, .... eases 700 iDelltelel.l 'Pr. BtocLi 9,491. 92,000 7,300 7,900 9 2,001 8.50 15,6 , 0 195,000 63,(00 130,000 160 4,400 40,s' 0 3,600 19,...00 it. 1 185$. 19,+00 178,003 117,800 771,100 420 4,790 29,400 3,900 1•,700 COTTON.—Lrvairoor„ Aram ll.—The tales to-day are estimated at 30,000 teaks, and chnalet of about 3,010 export and 5,000 span (American), 1400 Pernam and Ilartnham, ild. to Tjd.; I,lou Bads, ld. to 6(d ; 600 PAyptlsn, 611. to bd. ; 2,000 ducat, 4(d. to sd. ; 100 Bea Islanda, 10 , 1. to Iva. The total Shift since Tharsde, amount. 60 .00 0 ; i.iprteo.uoo, export 7;100, so:el:dame 15,000. The market olowd with excitement, and cowman d with Friday's rate, prices of .11 lands Id. per lb. dearer. The demand has been very be.., and but litany ied. CORN.—Bairsar, Aram 14.—i By riogllatt end Irish Magnetic Tele. grapti.)—Very small supply of whe.it mid cat. at market The former les. Ed.; red, 11c, and the latter, white, 16e. 6d. to ifs, per cwt. Oatmeal, 13a.per mrt. Coax, Aran 14.—(8y English and Irish Magnetie Teleirraph.)— White wheat, : red, as. to 334.; barley, ire. to ifla; cats. 12m. to 124.64. COAL&-Lonaoo, Aran 11.-Bale.' West Hartley, 17k; Byram's UMW* Hartley. 16k; llolywsll, 16s. 6d.; flowerers We-t Malley Nethertow, 17a. 9d.; North Percy Hartley, 175.; Tandeld Moor, 1414 Tandeld Moor Bute; Its. 4:4 ; Walker Primrcee, lea; Writ Eldlog Hartley, 16s. Ed.; Walls End Gyeforth, 16a.; Walls End Barton, 16a. id.; Walls End 11,41ey. 16e. 34.; Wa la End Riddell, lie.; Walls End Wbarnelitle, 16e. rd.; Eden Kan. 17a.; Walls End Has. well, 111suld.; Wale Lod lle ton, Irk bd. ; Walls End Kepler Orono, 67.. 9J.; Walls End Pensber, 16a. 6d.; Wall. End Plunk user, 17a.; Walla End Howes Beam, 17s. 9d. ; Will. End South Belton. 16.. Ed. ; Will. End Stewart's, PM. Ed.; Walls Lad Cando°, 17. ; Walla End Cswo: l / 2 17e. rd.: Will. End Hartlepool, 11k Id.; Will. Ruh Ilstton, lie. 6d.; Will. End lleueb Nall, 17.,; Walls End kat 17a. 64. ; Walls End South Hartle pe,st, 17..; Will. Bed Tap% 166. Ed.; Wa ll s Lod Wert Kellce , 16.; Walls Bad Whitworth, 14.; Will. Bed Helton Lyona, 175.; Bath. grovi Cintlgolis„ 21s. Id. Milne at market, 110 ; mold, It 6. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. CASUALTIES. Aims Smith, of London, Stevenson, from the Clyde, and bound beet to that river, au total.y destroyed by Ore at Sormorsugh, in this Wand, Werth IS, with part of cargo, sugar and rum, on board, and also part of her outward cargo, general, .still rentuning.—Tobam, lisreb 2L leads Gras, Lacrena, from Callao to QU11•240.i. with Fano, wean whore at Luna, Jan. 17 ; cargo lost ; crew arrived hern—layal, /larch 29. Pursuit, Auld, from Matanssa to the Clyde, with wawa, was abut doped 110 miles S.W. of Flores, in • Waking state ; crew landed, Jan. IL and 1111011 arrived here.— Fuld, Mares 22. Railway, a Hull, Gibson, from Uverpoot to Halifax, N. 8., with genera argo, wu aberdcned in a sinking state, March 27, to lat. 4011., lon. SO W. ; or man drowned.—Bellast, April 11. LITIIPCOL SKIPS AT Vona. POlLTP.—Harriet Humble, and Lad Nero*, at Callao; Shuttle, and Hugh Block, at Valpraiee; Lombie, at Vance ; Daniel, at Antwerp . ; Stub, at Dunkirk; Isabel-. Hakes, Ann Prater, Water Witch, and Fa Witr.ls, at Boer , Ayres ; Annie Worrell, at Moak Video ; Maxwell, Aura alma*. Bellges, Vakyrlen, and Chtulro Soturay, at 1:10 Janeiro; Adam* Of 'unarm ; Camino, Janie. Clarke, ultra, bertha, and long - le, at Pernambuco; Barger, at Bahia; Matilda, nt Alps Bay ; Mar,. at Copenhagen Delta (r), at Dame; Herman., of Frederiskalui ore; Orpheus, at Marseille,; r•artlinlan (a), at Genoa ; Prudence, et Ne bula ; Cirri;,.). and Star of Hope, at Palermo ; Emily Anina, at the Cape of arid Hope ; Shelter, Golden Crow, Dorcas, Prime John Arthur, Currltuok, and lowa, at Tr:este. Brian roe Wear...floc.- Persian, from Monte Vireo, Feb. 25; Eugenie, from Bahia, Much 5; Can, March 5, and Catania, 6th, from Ponaraboro. As UN steamer Nimrod. of Ilwarpoct, metre/ the harbour lost WYt, the was Immediately despatched In search et the attain.— Qestrantows, sprit The three mail packets, Atrato, Tay, and Madrid, jut arrived at Southampton. tr 'no` t 200,0001. ate•lmg in gold, silver, and piteous sung). 230 pliseneers, and nearly 100 mail tags. Ths Atr sto made a splendid passage home, reusing namely 4,000 miles in less than 13 days. Sbe ran °lea 300 mks a day, sad the last day 350 miles. The steam transport Trent has been ordered by the government to be put into immedia•e r.pair at South ampton, she having mere red b juries in towing home from the Bast a &alias battery. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BATESON.—ApriI 10, at Net7lrlgt;toa,. • the wre of J. Bstmon, of a eon. BROW N.—April 10, at Woolwich Rectory. Afrii. H. Brown, of a roe. GOORL—April 12, at Weetbourne.park.tillaa, Byde.park, the wile of W. 11. P. Goo,. IMq., of • arm. 130111)0N.—Sprii 10, at (Vouch-end, Barony, the wife of A. Gar doo, reg.. of • da•gb.er. RRADLET.—ApriI 10, at Ga.ceinibt, near Newport, Isk of Wight, the wife of the Rev. 11. Lie..irry ore .on. LEL. -April 11, at Dover-street, Pim:dilly. the wife of R. Le*, FAq., of • daughter PARTRIDUL—ApriI 11, at Rew.strtet, Spring-gardens, Frances Janette, wire of R. Partridge. Es q., of a daughter. SIMPSON.—ApriI 11. at Woolwidi, the wife of Capt. W. H. R. Simpson, Royal Arlikery, of • eon. 00HES—MOIIRV1.—Ap11110. Cheltoolcun, by the Hoy. J. H. Stephenson, C. H. Cooke& Faq.. Bengal Rene Art Lery, sea of theist, Be.. *. B. Cookee. to Marla Ehra, daughter of the lam B. Morris. Fop., of Rallyeanoon Roues, Waterford. tAVIDEION—KIigIL—ApriI 10, at St. Joutes'e, Pada.. ot, n, by the Bev. A.M. Cantptoll. M.A., W. Dayldmos. Paq., of Cattnte, shiny to Isabella Margaret, daughter of C. D. Kerr, E.q., of hen. 'Melon piden.terroce, 10'W:4p/rt. 68—CATOM.—Apf11 10, at At. Oswald's, Chester, H. Jones, FN., of Booth Australia, and garlolo e, Shropshire, to Irstoof kliza, daughter of M. H. Caton. ktg. ,BE—TU P.—Apttl 10, at Homo Church, Boeko, by the Rae. R. G. loot, B. lee, EN., 8.A., Tetnity College. Comb...4e. of Norfolk Howe, Norfolk-terrace. Brlahton, to Ana Pa.°, daughter of G. Tapp, Di., of the Cedars, Horton, Bucks. DEATHS. BAEHER.—ApriI 10, at West Derby, Mr. M. Parker, aged'. COPYIN.—ApriI 11, at Greenham Daly, perks, X joriOeneral 0. C. Collie, ILA., seed 74. EDWARDO.—ApriI to, st Perkiest., Liverpool, Prances Lydia Ash, daughter of M. Edwards. req. FIRLDEN.—ApriI 11, at Bet, Ang cn Rretory, near Birkenhead. Prances Mai, decrier of the Rev. K. M. Yielded, aged 29. HORNBT.—ApriI to, at Venthor, Ida of Wight, Sarah, adeo' J. Hanby, 6sq , aged a. nuoson.—April 19, at Park.raad, Stoke Newington, A. Hudson. 2 .1.. 1 teed 36- LALOIL —April 10, at Truett:ll, Queen's County, P. LA.OI, J.P., and ea-11 P.. aged 7 0 . MOEON.—Aprli 10, Elizabeth, relict of Mr. J. Mozon,of Leeds. mired SS. PAKII.T.—Apta 11. it Brightle, Louisa, wife of R. Parry, Esq., ed 94. PlC ag KOP.—Apeil 10, J. Pickup, F. q., of Blackburn, Laresehire. said 73, STUEGL—ApriI 12, at the Waldrous, Oro, don, aged 19 years and dam Allied Tobias [Burge, youngor !OD of the late Settee Wa ll er Ohm% Req.. of Lestberhead, durrey. Prieto! sad publlisd Oh If twat Kau nwAs. of No.S, Lombard throtton the IN of Loudon. Primer. hi the 0 19, a.J. LomZd Pinot. to lb, ot Whltotttaro—Tomooo, At au U. 1403.