The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-23 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. -_O EXCHEQUER CHAMBER. It !mum Wllies marred this court this morning, and ma:coil that vs e.ort moold sit sod take cams in error : a the Gruel of I.lsmit's Bench en the hod and 3rd of tier. from the C ,tomno Prai on the 13th sod 14th of hie, ad from the Eachequer on this 18th and 17th of ;33). THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. WORSHIP STREET. T•RIU IN SNOItDITCII. IMP C'a•4a was chanced with being coseerned with Oen not appreb-nded in stealing a valuable watch sad a (raze ti a perils of Mr. Gerrie Spalding, s gen•lemen -.:he establienswit of Mr. William Horrid's, s shinaist 114 Arun s?, 22. LeApoe-bill. Mr Spalding deposed that while passing as ►lley know. is tlare•coart, la Sb reditch, on the night of Sunday last, 11 o'clock, some person at the enact knocked id' his ts' sod another kicked it a short distsnee up the pimp; . Wowed to recover possession of it, and was seised tie prisoner and foss other', who forced Ids kepi backwards, and took the property mentioned •r in his walre•eat pocket. Once he succeeded in calling ,:.ce,'• bat an arm was instantly thr .wn mad hi. seek, ad pressed to violently on it, that be became senseless. Oa tie , Tering, be basil a consiab'e and a fem►le standing by bet. His head was very much bruited, and from other sinks about hie body it wee manifest that be bed been :•etaely ill vied der,vg his unconsciousness. Ho pr.vatided *Abut hie bet to the Spite-Nuan station, sod gave a itscriptlos of tbe prisoner. Duel*, 193 fl, said be apprehended prisoner lad nightie St.te!.och, aid scatutly recognised him u one, agues oho, who were standing at the corner of the eley is ctioti s on last Bandy night ten minces previous to the IJS'elfy and sessalt as Mr. Spal lire. Scarcely a rapt pews without robberies, attended with • occurring in the immediate vicinity of the spot witnessed. Mt. &BMW likened the asared to be remasdad, TIIE MIDDLE= HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. The snout distribution of prints mod oertificatoo to e l a is u attesd.se tolls echo I of swedisiee teak placityt s wede, in the B•ier t -eons of the ht spite!, the Right Hos. Lid J. Ritessile.M.P., presiding. Mr. /saw, It stare. ow eseg , ry, oa he'alf of himself sad coloiotsse, riled a rep kt ne the present coaditioe of the admit wheel. frees watch it epceseed that, theagh the war had somewha , ease tiled the Dumber of pupils at the K k o .1 tar the two pest yeses, it sever was Is a seen flourish- Ise kite than a• premst, sod that duels( the series just tereatasted the conduct of the etedeuts had boon eacellest and dews g all praise. Co. eso ketel esedidstee were thee istrodetted to his l*rdik,p, who heeded to them the prises sad esetllketee which tb.y hod gamed, the some eosentieg, se meal, of beekeasd imt•umente eosteested with the profession. The Ist it u foliose: lteli:ise -Prise Mr. Jo ha Thome Buss Lendou. Certificate: gr. These Jean Cooper. Culinary; Mr. Juba Tatham, Santa is tomb* Turbot. ea Prise: Mr. John Themes an, temilem. : Yr. TleemJrr"wpm Ors= Mr. archer Prism, teedaa. lapieleu -Ist prim: Mr. gums la Loris* reesistia id pus or. With. itranie Peas Or wavy. Cart.: Mr. grin' Sem, busios. usisny-Prime_ : W. Leib., Landon. Cart.: Mr. Theme Jews Cooper, Thsterhary ; OW James Dorm; Denham Own Mahal isseemrv- Prue: Mr. Arthur Pawn Leaden. Cert. t Mr. Miry ems. Luskin. Chimisty-Pries: Mr. Wiliam Howells Ilia, ToshiMlS Welk Mistiest Chemistry-Prises Mr. Themes Jaws Diem Coates thlayfy CM.: Mr. Me thialltan Prise: Mr. TuniseJeassisslaCheniebary. Cut.: KLIMA Tellies% lutes in Inneiste. l'arei Mr. Jabs Thames isian Leftism. Mom* liemee-Prtee: Mr. Willtem areas Pr tin Ointerhevy. form* MuisMe-Prla• he Meekly Esemisarke: Mr. Aim Terms Sow. lamike. General lasmisman a Mr. Thesis, Jaw fewer. Ceaurbegy tart.: Mr. Arthur Pilau Undo& Lane:lcany-hise Mr. Ids!' gulf,ll , adie•Mo' es Teen Cert.: Mr. Jobe Tliseen earmerases; &my San, Lends& Pose ta Waled Medielse- Themes James Cooper, Cuter. bwv. Minkel vuerery - Mr. Jahn Themes gown Landow Wand Prise-Mr. 'A hum. James Oamer, Canterbury. lien LOW:MVP is hie address, seed ttat lie wu glad to hive heard the report which had bees read, and to us that to *say youag mon had dirtiaraiattrd themselves daring the mu on, g suit pr of both of tier attention and dill. pace is tn. tr rtadies sad of their prsctical skill in the boop.til. lir ooleurrsd in the ingestion made by Mr. De Morgue, that tee easminatioas et this set. cosi, Dittoed of king, as at present , entirely tenets', os the pert of @ta igas, usbt to be made compulsory; for hi bpieved that that small he true mesas ot 'steadies the beael's of tits stoniest ethics:ins +applied at this echo d. Time pesteesiou of matelot sfroded the finest opportunity lint tii• eihibitios of tee highest sod best qualities of lianas gnus. They bad not only to devote mu ses to the sequmtion of kr o vl e J ge i n t h e ec h ools, ba t l a the prictite of their arotertion they had tr esercire a aims die triniaatioe end yule/moat at the moment in determining the genital., measure they hod to treat. Mere kaimledge was g 111 • inlets Wag w , thout poetised skill, with. cot the rower and intelligence to app., keoerledst, gad is ao profession wee this more tree then is medicine sad sur gery, where the want of prattled skill wee as absolute die. ;polities:too. The medical profession also 'Ceded en sisirsole opportuaity ir dteplayiag tat Nest utilities alibi tenet, for oz. ieieing the eicellent gift of charity is *Wristlet bunt. suffarieg, in relieving, if sot re moving, the pain of sickness. In eoackeion, hie **honed the students to go on u they had begno,snd In avail theism's of every oppertasity for Milos to , he *clime.) and skit' which (ley had already so. galled. They would thus haw* the satisfaction of not enly earning an honour ad' nimp7terie• for themselves but of wets/ the es . .* humanity and contribati e s to tie mil fire of thou , fellow ere eteree. A vote of thank. to hie lordship for preaidise M bh. m • •,1 by Sir WAL•nit STIRLING sad essoaded by Ur. Tooce, elosci the prociesoiags. THE BALLOT IN BELGIUM. Copy of a lettrr to the Secretary of the Society for Pr Biotite the Ad .pti ms o f the Balm& fr om hoar. B a r o n , sitbor of the cf Commen t ar yßegan Waist: on the Electora el the Interio l Lew of r ag ed il lie.: as mach flattered by the honour you ben dose me is re sung to me poor aenttne?, and I will ea semo reply t • the qae.tioes y hen, sunniturd to is the nesse of your eotiety. Tam* questions are as fo:lows eve: the Intestine wh:ch directel the enure. sews e the object of Article* 29, 32., and ether &relit. of tt • Deletes elector .1 law of 1831 t "2. Da th• e • ansagraiesie fel& the sad for which they ewe de.lised t " 3. D.. the Betels. pe^plo vitae the se:urities provided ty these regst.oi,,as "'noontime the sierra of vitiate, the leeislatcre desired It warily is pet the elector beyond the ieficeece of the rich tad pest. la the beat pl.cs, it wished to shelter hies semen the amones of p.rty rpi ri ~ and from a pow., emit% wcil I be fi t emple! not t^ recegalie the freedom of elecino. r pa* of Neter eecariog the indepes. deice of ills Lector, 'be ler/Water, het *muted by Article , 19 ' ll, witwtitatioa (I "meld 'Nth., e s y o f the electors' "),a rats itectiinse shall t.k- oho., met is the chief to•fli c f the cants s, hay io tho chief tows& of the *dui c erroodisees. ute.• Here. he elerton are lessee piled to h 'etimateeoe.. The roes-,ing re•oiotions ix, swoop, ma to hdd.nd see leht to Ware th r indepeadese• of elector,. TL , Battens set great value on this precious Walk,. For et rad e =Ammon of the leed , 11:olITO Chatabers depends ectirely on the late choice of the electors. Withost this Name if rot net u w mid rot be poosible to obtain • reel r.ii , eientat-,.. I siaceeily theirs that my euwers wily b. eivial.ct qv. and I clic: rittie.f entirely at your dia. plc I.r islirat4 41 Or *deice which you gamy think ft to ash of sir. Ibe you erdi accept the arenas' of ay Leh ceasiderition. 0 J. P. DIVOIT, " Chief of the D .isioa of Communal and pitta 0..1 Aqutioistrstlaa la tail " M+y lri, t the letirkor, Brumelo. " • "Th. t,nfr,. clivitird !of , dertani.'r.tire porplen into pro ..grout,-•• m, n:•, CIB:011S, .nJ 0001okatitil." LOCAL SHARI MARKET& n_Lnllllmst.laT -Tims has not bon aay great &wand In "•• auk. , l.la• .re wafts stationary. Swim Own -116. i d. — Lorftbart and whinny. 514 I IN_ I Liver r. I~ t, ISI Ineelhe rtl, Wemna• MI 3 II "" T:s Sl• Sq . lbBersstek, 2011 -Routh Clears, 111 losso es , gpr,./.60111.14, sad Liw,loslize 34 gar mt.. 614 -40 er swot , I ...aaa% 4as 1!, r,...trpi 'boas), 16 1 , of - Ditto (T "2" ), vi..ut., ►1 - north Brob,b, 9- Ind+, I, 914, A- Z ananaharr. 771 Calk.* aat• Ilansanansa,.ll., t. Basket pseud Ir a". Ist and 414.110 *.lrards *same. The .a 1.6• were. -Laaceabinp and Turk- AIM I 'l. 1.4, 4, -LAM= and Mort% WasSrsvu . , "• , 11. lad I. q .1 o...Kaaahaatar. -bold sad - - + *. Onanda, .1, 1-‘natb IdaYna. ll l. 7 . 11 , and Limits OW. pe arillgeLh II 11,44. SHARE LISTS-77113 DAY. Two Version. Tho railway share market to day is steady, ex cept u regard. Great W.st►rn stork, which oon tinties to be freely offered, and has again fallen. South Eastern. are rather flatter, and Glasgow and South Western better. Business is vary insoti.w. Foreign lines are also steady. OIDDIAZT WAW AND ---- -- -- --- mi. i r , I ~..,,,.. I I c... 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No. 2 DeM.Pertli. & Abor.Jase. east.Cas. lasa.ll pa. Dino 140. 2 Do. My g per Olat.Stosit But Dike. ra. p.Ct- Dot Um goer Yet 011141111111tWil 0•4 pa/vim De.% pir oast. allays Pit a rrothrl ia . let Prof. qt.. Ise& irest..(lreL &WaLibiliaistmez* Do. pA. isims. Prof. - DadOmtmear.4l pr. Do .a OW. Imdsaiddi• 4 p. Os. lfer. Prot. !ens Do. ,firer Prof. nq de. de. S p.a. De. 1111 m. O did& •*.a. Prior eui. Mons I Os. de. do. oe. is. do. Lerdaddr•• Tarim Ter Dkrd weed. lAILIMW M 1.5 pet Daliturdmi. wit Ad p.o Lad W 7 pd.tlLlasellrdoh M 4 5 1 5 « 127 111 1014 1106 lie Illf pa 20 101 4 If I }r: II TI !S_ iii 7 .1 14 II 6 I 1 .1 KS if SO 1 li pm Is 1 gi gi , gi 3 gal 4 1 4 1 11 SS 99 MAIM 115 IN 111 117 74 N 74 VI 97 1011 II 17 In les I p• Lie • ^ toedoecter're b (L 4.4 el. Loadonderrykllmltek.i.h Salee. Spen Datil =Cutts* 44 p Ot Com fle.kLittoCt Up. NF et. Pref. Punk Db • P/a f • 4 1 Per et. DllMSfM.4pQeHteret Dw lAkee.kWaltia.P.Pt .4ewpAbees.De.,pet.Sper etaniemet p.te.es. Sou*" Osterfieree oo of 111 no 104 110 103 103 Ds nit 41.10.4 L U 44 Poll IMO* . Do. As 48. Ds 1.106 4 p.a. Ttst Ds Twill! OM Puri. - I iOa Y. 14 Sari! efsiCeiiiiir -- ; - o‘4l l larsAW.4.lll.e Ds. Ileassa. Pni.leib Own. Now Prot. ones Ms Kai 4i ptir.Ont fi d id 99 4 93 9/ 98 NO ^9 . 91. IR 17t 10 10i 74 /0 ISS 141 133 lila i IM 111 IM PS 117 22 1 111 I $7 a 101 ►N U H ►e 1 die p. esdebsibOrlairoww• Oft 4a. ep.. I WaNdiedaalliessiget. I si ea 1 41 4 111 IM HI IN l' 211 10$ ni Il 11l ii ii si 4 C let Ti II 11.1 104 e I I4liii 1 t. ft IL I THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 23, 1858. LINES LIAIID AT ►IXEf 11111TALS. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two °Twos. The funds remain very firm, though the operations are limited. Prices are quoted I per cent. better than they closed yesterday. Consols stand at 941 to j for money, and 941 to 1 for 4th of June, The Scrip of the New Loom, is quoted 2 to 21 prem. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 93 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 931 to 1; India Stock at 232 to 235 ; Endue. quer Bonds at 98i to / ; Exchequer Bills, March, at lc die. ; ditto, June, at 4s. to le. dia. . . . Foreign stocks exhibit no important variation. The sales inolude Buenos Ayres Bonds at 77; Danish Three per Cents., 831; Dutch Two•aud-a- Half per Cents., 641 to 66; ditto Four per Cents. Certificates, 95 to 961; Mexican, 23/ and 231; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. (small bonds) 96; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 461; ditto, De ferred, 2.51; Turkish Six per Cents, 981; ditto, Four per Cents., 103 and 102 f. At the anneal meeting of the Oriental Bank Cor poration, held yesterday, the report stated the aggro gateprofits of the year at 127,01 W., out of which a dividend fer the first six months of 11. 61. per sh►re, or at the rate of 10 per cent. pr annum, besides income tax, was paid in December. A dividend of the like amount for the subsequent six month was declared yesterday, which will absorb 60,41.11., and leave at credit of profit sod loss a balance of 8,5931. The reserve fund stands now at 261,2651., the whole of which is invested in government securities. After a short discussion the report was adopted, and the dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum agreed to. At a meeting of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company held pieta day, the following gentlemen were elected directors :—Mr. O.S. Thornton. Mr. L T. Gimping, Mr. Rn•sell Gurney, Capt. H. B. Young, Mr. Colville, and Captain Redman, in place of Mr. Ellis, Captain Shepherd, Mr. T. Bering, Mr. Mester man, M.P., Captain Mangles, and Mr. Hibbert, who recently resigned. Tao directors of the Western Bank of London as nounee that the bank is to be opened for business on the 16th of June. The option given to holders of shares in the Great Central Railway of Franoe to snbgeribe for the 66.000 shares reserved for them in the Great Spanish Railway Company (from the Pyrenees to Madrid and the Mediterranean) will expire on the 31st inst. The _ payment on sabicriptioa Is to be IL per shire. The Paris rims contain the announcements con nected with the allotment of shares of the General Bank of Switzerland, and with the return of the surplus deposits. Subscribers of 36 shares and up wards receive only one-sixth of the number applied for. In the case of smaller subscriptions a minimum allotment of six shares is made. With a view to an extension of business, the second series of the bank's ',vital is to be issued immediately at per, priority of allotment being given to the subscribers for the first series, who are required to nicks application in Paris by the 6th of June at latest. Three shares of the first series entitle the holder to two shares of the second. The first payment to be M. per share. The 'deices from Paris communicate some inte resting particulars relative to an important railway transaction—the purchase of the lines of the Greet Central Railway of France by the Paris and Orleans Company. The arrangement is to be carried out upon the principle which was 'adopted in the par chose of the 0 line by the Mediterranean Com pany. The various sections of the Great Central Railway are to be handed over to the Orleans Com pany in seven portions. This amalgamation is to take place after the second yeses working of each section. A joint commission, appointed by the two coompanies, is to watch over the execution of the works, and over the general interests of the Central Company. New shares to the number of 112,000 are to be issued at par, in the proportion done new for two old shares of the Great Central Company. The Orleans Com pany reserves to itself the right of ceding to the other companies contiguous to the Great Central such portions of the system as may harmonise with their operations. The chief object sought by the Orleans Company in this amalgamation is security "Against competing lines. The shareholders in the Great Central Company will have a right to the new shares about to be issued, in addition to the privi leges secured to them in connexioa with the subeerip- OM for the shares of the projected Saragossa y" . The shares of the Northern Railway of France and et the Beziers and amasses's° Company continue to be ladaanaed in price by reports relative to certain negollatloos which are stated to be now on foot. The subjoined is from the Danish in London: Ludo, May 22, 1856. Sir,—With reference to my letter of the 6th fastest, 1 beg to inform you that lam now authorised, pro fees. to die the consular seals or " plotabe " to ot olds intendedfor shipment to Itemise porta is the Black Sre.—l ant, Ito., (Sgoed) FLITCHIR WILSON. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 27th instant for the conveyance of 17 officers and 100 men from Cork to Canada, and 14 officers and 269 men from Cork to Halifax. The East India Company will also receive tenders on the 27th instant for the conveyance of troops from England to Calcutta, and stores to Madras and Bombay. The market for American securities is described by Messrs. I). Bell, Son, and Co., as very quiet, with scarcely any alteration in prime. Tus LOYAL ILUPILITILL S a. d. 7 4:94a1reg0,040 1.14.093 0 9 rfilasssif We. desi adelZ rl e S Mos Z rik =2l =mei ge. ..... t I. sad Lon mums 0 4 A ad MOM. By Pectuttlee for Luna; ;Unarm on Omit Credit Aceounth Be.; Bilk of Er due thehm; Bahama by Other Banks, Be.; Preliminary wow and Pro perty of the Bank in Walther end romitureatlieadi Moe end amen th . ththm.ke.• end aka In the Beak at England ...... 1.183.326 0 £1.104.333 0 4 0.183,313 0 4 ImpSes Anil X. 1856. punnet w6d. oat patilottod for the' to the *matte 7th oad Bth Vtet., c. HUGH IMX Royal Britlah Bonk. Tokathoome CAMERON, Omni Manage'. mt. My VJ, 18.56. DOOM of LiabOltior sad Aosta from to Oct. I. 1855. AVOW? . .. Z d. Oola sad bularee .. 1..16k000 IT 6 landed property of I the corporation... 122.40 T 0 4 11The of other beaks &dams doe from I Mare beaks Debt' due to tie =Dr:Oak la note.; menincu;iiie77:4,o79.oll 13 3 Total meets of the corporation .... 6.569,470 IS 0 0. CARROLL. Mamie. THURSDAY EVENIWO. lidaLwAls. g ta.mr *Wel I TOMlNsity. KU (bora So irtio.M it lalaskomilro Irlmikala Moan) lavas Mforearmia) , . 1, Irwin* LlaJkat. 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Srd Dort. ... 11143' IA $3 DO. des isldai hod .. 1979 IS SS a n te sod sod 122aJpainAme be Mr. Bnd on. NU —79 74 Ilivislopi IA arb Possor Op*. 001291111115. lot lillls D i e. t. . des 2811 de.,. cotpos I 1 994 91 91 Mks. sad Ludas II r... 1 .1 Wet. INS 1 218. 3011 MUM 4MO 8809 .. „ Mel I isirriVe. L. eerie Welueviele Aistathim Lod. DoAdjdiroZ.o.oo'. sh Do do Fib sod Aid no Alo td..* dads- Cr=" .— (Wised . him! elbow Ihisaaapmellis Cligset ban Nam mono Tmumnir::: anion aimeriaallftglog Cho. Oda bes two Mier larClus. OmilirOws. iiarnosneare biesew. Con Netherards Load—. DeJ Do. p.M.Pr0.14.414Da anima& N. RN& la 11.13.1Va1e50e.J94.0*. I !lank Brit. Ausioabilis Pig 11;7•17•11. ..... ft. " New limese.. Paelltherlan tallispra Peffiris.liarisaiii Now 1 [7. R;v7. gerg Monlok As'. Immam. Do. flair Arra= toad.: I trattorias lrako. Raft. I Os. Ds. Oseistrann Tao DitsioraNt Uri %stark Dodo ...... 19 I) 1 Mawr 9917.,411. Ina 2980 Me , 044 Weal mew .496.2 aleneen 180 1866. 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Yon (writes the Paris cans ',pendent of La Nord), bream emmosimary of pollee to the Legislative Assembly, end devoted to General Changarnier, Is 'pekoe of. At the time of the g l's arrest some very carious ropers of M. Irga were found. Siam the led December, 1851, tbeez-eommiessry has not been employed. . _ Navigation in the Gulf of Finland is still perilous to boats and light sweets. A few bye ago a Rastas barque hales( sone roldirrs es board, was bllslisd up is the lee for foly eight boars, suable to move a yard iis say directioo. Her Majesty's ship Amphitrite, which arrived at Bpi bead last evening, bas been Wee up to the Arad. regions to relieve the Pl•ner, and is the largest (1,084 toes) that ever reached the Istitado of 7010 north. Daring this period of five 7eara fire months and fourteen dimes' has been upwards of three peon and three quarters at see, sad h gone 140,000 miler, the greatest number that a sea-of-war bas done f r the loot twenty years. About cee-half-only of the officers and men who left England on board ber have comehome by ber. She brier 48 invelids. and Mr. Langdon, the secretary to the Governor of the Falkland Islands. NUNS FROM TUB CRIU6II.—Tbs rev. mother who founded the c tivent at Derby, sod who with fifteen other nose attended the sick and wounded at Scutari and the Crimea dories the whole of the war, arrived in this tows to day (Friday), and all remain some time. Miss Nighties i no . so r be e cl tree that the services of these accustomed lo.forehand to wait on fever end ebo'ere, were invaluable to hero issonrach so, that if they had net been with her, the attempt to 'apply canes fur oar army would have bees a failure. Just before leaving Selektive, they received the warmest th at Its from Sir J. Hale, beads! the medical staff, and rum Oss.eralCodringtoa. Of coarse they nave their services Framitobsly —Derby Reporter. CITY IMPaoentaNra.—Yesterday, at a Court of Common Council, a &gambols took piece rapectiog the esrdieecy, &c , of proosedieg with the 'ideals, of - Phil. pot-lane, whereby the enorruoce tract from the D eke to Load .n•bridge would be growl, relieved. Mr. Y. H. Hell sad other gentlemen submitted that the debts of the Cot. prelims wets large, and that Uteri were cote., her iv.. meats et a more preside( eaters which were susneaded or could not be commenced from wait of hawk. Ultimately, the acacias for taking the proposed improvement Leto cos nldeciiiirs wee lest by a es uiduable sidesity. AMIf N ▪ S NMI otlals ft ONlketlei.kasisCh. ...... ........ SON IN at Leedom NAN IhealitiAust.Chan. otorierc ISAN II NW s.w ....... Ild ▪ Idiebisio. * P. N It kW Nook IN Woke mil Parls U Woftdaslir INl.Pionat N d Mimi N NEN Wale . N N (;Pori. NS Pm., st beim( .. &MN& BLIG.Ip.Co. S.llBl WI awl MIN .... N allows N Vein d amnia II • WAND W. Dia of Lassos doom taw to I p... BLN OT Al lid= of the roesttrgamtm, LIAMILITIM - 4d. Ells In arenbitto not bating la teral 30/3,117 • Rot. i•ir: tan, not awing 915,331 13 1 BIW and notes In circulation. bar- Ing Inter: 1 llelenor tan to other tank..... Can derailed. mot I belying Inteamet.. 3,703415 II 0 Tout) 11311110 e. of 131,4 comasilas. 4.011.366 3 1 WM. MILLIKLN, Londos, May 16.1856. The Bank of England directors, at their weekly meeting to-day, rescinded their exceptional oharp of 7 per cent. for bills having more than 60 days torso. Six per cent. is now, therefore, their minimum rate for all first-class riper. The effect produced upon the money market by this announcement, which had been generally anticipated, is trifling, the more especially as good paper has recently been negotiated out of doors at a reduction from the Bank's charges. Never theless, to•day's measure is regarded with great satis faction, as indicating that the expected improvement in the money market has at length fairly set io. It is understood that the resources of the Bank are gra dually increasing, and the is flux of gold and cessation of the drain to Turkey are considered to warrant the belief that a further amelioration will take place. The last alteration in the Bank rate of diecoant was on :Bth October, when it was raised from 51 per cent. to 8 per cont. for 80 days', and 7 per cent. for 96 days' bills. At that date the coin and bullion stood at 11,230,2071., and the reserve of note' at 4,310,4861. In the last published return (for the week ending the 10th inst.), the metallic stock was only 9,778,6821., and the unemployed notes, 3,690,9901. Despite the unfavourable features presented by this comparison, bower, oonfidence remains quite unimpaired, it being recognised that the chief canes of the late disturbance in the money market are now removed. The Bank movement appears to have been ',dis counted" yesterday in the Stock Exchange. The feuds condone to exhibit general firmness, but the 'losing quotations this afternoon showed a decline of 1 per mint. In the Stock Exchange money is remarkably abundant, and loans are obtainable on Consols from day to day at the low rate of 3 per cent. per annum. The scrip of the new loan, after being marked as high sa 21 prom., was last quoted 1; to 2 prem. Consols ranged throughout the day between 941 and 941 for the 4th of June, and closed at 941 to 1. For money the last quotation was 941 to 1. The dif ferent* between the pries for money and that for account is now only 1 per oust., owing to the decline in the value of money in the Stock Exchange. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Coal** for money, 941, 3,1, ; ditto, for account, 4th June, 941, 1, 4. Three per Cent. Reduced, 93, 931, 931,1. New Three per Cents., 931, 1, 1. Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 3 3-16, 31; Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1885 (Loan of 16,000,0001.), 17 3-16. Bank Stock, 2161, 2161. Three-and-a-Helf per Cent. Exchequer Betide, falling payable in 1868, 981, 4, # ; ditto 1869, 981, 1. Con ant Scrip (New Loan), 21. 11 prem. The New Two-and-a-Helf per Cents. were also dealt in at 781. Exchequer Bills fully maintain their late improve ment. The June Bills were quoted 4s. die. to par, and the March, 21. dia. to Is. prem. India Bonds ruled at 64. to 24. dim., aced Exchequer Bonds at 981 to 3. Foreign stocks are generally well supported. Turkish Six per Cents., however, closed per cent. lower than yesterday, at 98$ to 3. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. show much steadiness, and left off at 1021 to 1. Spanish securities continue to meet with numerous transactions. Several bargains took place at 6/ to 61 per cent. in the Certificates which were issued by the Committee of Spanish bond holders to represent the 60 per cent. of overdue coupons left unfunded at the last conversion. &ulnae Ayres Bonds are marked 771 and 78. A feature of the railway share market is continued heaviness as regards Great Western stock, which to day experienced a further fall of 1 per cent. on sale,. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares experienced an improvement this afternoon, closing at 61 prem. 0 . buyers." Riga and Dunaburg Railway shares were quoted 11 to 11 prem.; Carmeaux Coal Mines and Railway, 3 to 1 prem.; and General Bank of Swit zerland, 1 to 11 prem. Bank of Egypt shares closed at 1 to 1 prem.; Otto- ' man Bank at / to 13 prem.; and National Discount I at ;to 1 die. Other bank stocks were quiet. London and County Bank is marked 321 to 33. Land shares exhibit no important change. The shares of the London General Omnibus Company were more in quired for. East and West India Dock stook was dealt in at 123; London Dock at 101; St.Ratharioe Dock at 831; British American Land at 60; and General Screw Steam at 13/ to 1 (ex 24. returned). Canadian Government Six per Cents. matinee in request, with an upward tendency. New South Wales Five per Cents. are marked 97. • I an II I II M I se ,Ile M. 100 et. Iwo at. im so I» is Fs If, di I. I% KO,OIX P3,00t , N NM MAU "CO IVO 40.000 11.11 Ir 44314 M,o¢ 4724 "In AMP MAIM NAL lika , MAN WOO 14.110. MAP UMW 14.101 , lOW !SN': N N U LI 133 133 .1 41 toi 107 Lie 111 111 II? 21 Il N a I. a . o• N is 41 41 :U US N ell A I."' i I pa 0 0 Il 111 e 1111 111 I li lb par I pa 4 1 Ai 41 411 Sr i ti Ilin a ii $ • 1 - 4 41. If SI K le 1 - 113 FS? ►U 113 •1 :i -- is li I ft el S' st. 3 gr . Lie 'I ii i 4 ii S i ~►s If if I I m 'A SI I I IS 13.1 112& I If Ned. 111 ez Si lif i P. 1 MINIZA-THIS DAY. Two o'Cioci. The gold mining shares remain quiet. The Quartz Rock Company's shares are marked 6s. The market for home mining stocks remains with- out improvement. In the Stock Exchange to-day Copispo shares have been dash in at 18, and St. John del Rey at 24!. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange : Minion Exchange official list : Callen 'Jolted, 51., fie. 3d.; Fort Bowen, 6.. 6d. ; Great Alfred, 2; Providence, 70 (with die ) ; South Tamar, sf; Tinoroft, 41 f; Wheal Arthur, 101 ; Wheal Edward, 41.6 a 3d., di 9,1., 41, I. 41. 61. 31,, ; Wheal Gren ville, 26.. ; Wheal Ladoott, 401. ; Wheal Lovell, 26, 261; Wheal Mary Ann, 33. In the Stock Exchsagir West Barnet, 34f, 34 (ex die.); South Tamar, 6/ ; Great Wheal Allred, 11, f; Fort Bowen, ss. 6d.; Chaacollori• vine, 124., 13.. ABDUCTION DEYEATED.—Wei read in a letter from Consawitiaople of the Bth:—" Something similar to ea wellknown abduction case of the Grub girl at Toultebs occurred at Kullalles, cm the Boephoras, about a week sines, but happily not with such a terrible result. The in hebitsure of this capital have a custom of mumbling at the Sweet Waters of Barope and Ads twice a week for truth- Son ; and it was at the recent Motion of the Sweet Waters of Asia that a very pretty Greek girl, daughter of a most re apeotable sad wealthy merchant of Kullsllee, matirtanately attracted the attention of a Turkish pack., who, without oeremoay, proceeded at once to carry her off. The poor girl was, however, rescued and taken back to Der huge, which the pacha surrounded with hi* servant and crea tures, and endeavoured to foram The merchant Immo. diately applied for aid to the officer criamandiog her Ma jute. troops, Oeaeral Wooldridge, when that gallant °Meer &vectod his brigade-mej ar Captain Mills, to the amorous Turk, with the salutary in formation that the lacy and bar relations were under the i rotection of the flu of the German Legion, and that sop further insult or injury offered io any member of the family would be visited with rommary obastienneut. This had the dotard effect, for the general's character is so well known to Ihe satires, that the plebs felt if he persisted in his hue attempta be would, in all probability, adorn the first Deo without further cere mony. The lady, or her friends, however, would act be safe for sum hoar after the British troops left ; and they were, therefore, rooming to leave at the same time." ATTACK ON • FAMILY BY • BULL.—On Tuesday morning lest, a bull being drives to • e anohter.bouse near Whitmore-lens, in Cardiff, darhed into Huy Ann-sire.', and being closely proud by his pursuant rushed into a house,whers the inmates, ire in number, woes at koskiast, sod commenced as indiscriminate attack. Auks keen was a blind man, named Raiding, about 80 years of age, who was knocked down and so mac , injured that hie life Is In danger. A man named Bliss Williams was severely arred in has side by the infuriated animal; the whole of the arti cles of furniture, Including a clock, were smutted to pieces. A female and some &admit were eatricated through the window by a militiaman, who removed the fastenings relh hie bayonet from the outside. The bull hayloft broken dews a staircase and through a partition wall, turn.d round into the street, and dashed op Cherlet-etreot and out of the town, when, after a sours chase, he was driven into as osthoom and messed. _ SINGULAR DEATH AT SHEFFIELD.—OR Tuesday au lageeet was held at Bh.flield oo the body of James &eels, labourer, Attsreliffe who died seddeoly on Beadoy. The dimmed, wbo bad bees a brewer, sod who was 46 years of age, galled on &today at the Norfolk Brewery, belengieg to Messrs. Grooves sad Co anti salted ose of the brewefy cage, named Jobs Briskest:lvy, to show him to Irok round, u they bad bees makieg some alterations. Brackenbury,cour *my to the orders of his employers, permitted him to do so, sad while be wu leasing our the " harm squares," which are plotted over the vats of rermeating liquor to catch the harm, be fell forward. Hi , foes did not touch the taut, but when be waft raised op immediately afterwards he was gaits dead. A post merino ezaminatiou of the body wee made, god the surgeons found that death had resulted from the inhalation of carbonic acid gas, generated by the fermenting liquor, acting upon the deceased's heart, and fouling instant stoppage of its pulsation,. The jury, therefore, returned a verdict to that effect.—Morocheater Cheeriness. ----- THE EXPLOSION AT WOOLWICH AUSENAL.—Yen terday afternoon the Wiriest on the bodies of the workmen killed by the recent minion in Woolwich Arsenal we, concluded before Mr. Carter end a jury at Woolwich. It did not appear from the enclavee that any want of pre caution had been need, and the canes of the accident was not elicited, as Fl-ck and Taylor, the only men in the shed where the explosion originated, were killed, and It was therefore Impossible to obtain any preeire information. In reply toe jorymee, the solicitor is the Board of Ordnance stated that the government would, no doubt, as on f rep r occasions, make g•rovision for the relatives of the detested. It WWI also stated that the detonating c imposition would, to avoid danger to the numerous workmen and explosive ma terial, In the arsenal, be heceeforth mixed in sheds en cted I. she marehes, remote from other building,. The jury ex pound their satisfaction at this Irtimation, and in as h cue a verdict of "Accidental death" wee returned. Naw ZEALAND COMPANY. —The annual meeting of this company was summoned for yesterday, at the officer, 9, Broad-street-buildiop, but in coasequer.ee of the number of shareholders present twine lege than was required by the company's charter, Mr. Lyall, obairman, after waiting an hour, adjourned the meeting until Thuraday, the 12th June, when the bulbous eau be legally invalided with, however small the a trodatios of shareholders may be. CONSCIENCE MONEY.—Mr. John Cuter, Upper thous. Holo.firth, has received a letter, healed Madden field," and ludoning a shilling, bat with no signature, as follows:—" Bir,—l remember, whoa a boy, about twelve yes:sof age, taking out of year shop about Ild. ; sosept of Ma shilling as a restitution,. Tell so man ; keep you sweet In your own clad."—!weds Norowy. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARE-LANG.—THIS DAY. The melon of Engliah grain this weak have been mode rate. Front abroad we have remised 8,290 barrels of Boar of other articles the arrivals bare been small. Bogle& wheat was held for about former prices; had ea" bean premed, le. to 2s. ism money mmt have brim taboo. Foreign a retail eats, and miter cheaper. Some cargoes of Enntirh -beat are reported to bars been sold for export. Flour barely mainiamed Mooday's rates. Battey mast be noted le cheap r. Oats were a steady sale at tomer prism. Beans firm. Peas cull, and bat little enquired for. £ZZIFAIB 1100 1.01005 Whist Barr, MOM MAT 19 TO MAT 93. tat &et& IrLdoma. 11170 2100 1410 1020 20 I Ira sale 1400 Mks. 11,290 emir SU ed.; ONloo, lea OL; ONO 99..1d.; II MOO ovVIOIL Kat 7:: Lowsoa AnaAois.—Wham. Ile. ILL; Rye. 06.1 XL I %NW _ IMPERIAL Wbes9 lw Ley.' tists. it ye. heaus.l Pew April 12 ... 666 Id 396 3d 139 141 424 44414 41574 104 19 ... 46 644 04 394 .34 741.1 74 41. t d 17. 4 8 24 e 7. 114 364 1 134 44 404 id 11. 44,39. SI Y. 7 3 ... 644 id 40e 6a 25. 34 344 114 114 1141146 ad 10 67. 74 40. 3d 236 104 17. 74 414 34;67e id 17 ... Vd 1"1 236 Ad 11. 44 4.4 74 394 lid 6 weeks' Alb. Ayer. 644 ld 394 10.1234 541459 104 114 6d ' !6. :4 Arm—Wheat, Barley, at, Bye, Beam, aad Pena, Is. Pelee. April IS. April Id. Apra ad. May S. lls7 .0. Nay 17. ... ea a L 1.17-71 • ,„ L . ...•... 68 7. 67 11 ." 1 ... I --, 1 - - • - •..- di 7 I ... 1 ... I i ..: j • ... - LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (BY MAONITIO YELROILAPH.) (PROW OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Thera was a modepite 'amortises of traders this day. Notwithstendieg the tr.ds was limited, all tint-rata artistes IBainta rdy rates er e sl T6.6dal w 'sPti e i c r ei ng theoular and lower. Its weather Ana. MINCING LAN&-THIS DAY. 5T70.1111. —TIN market has been inactive daring the week, and namely an average amount of business has been done, yet th e finesses of bolder. hes prevented any decline, and we retain that week's qu nations. The refined market hes been steady. Gr envy lumps, 63. 6a. to 66e. Conthx.—The (infinity &red in the public sales haw exceeded the demand, and the result skews a slight decline in prices, altheugh a large get ,ntity was bought in by the importers. Native Ceylon , Id at 60e. to 61e. TZA.—Tbs large pas bile eau of elt faults (damaged) to i be sold ee whitest reserve," stimulated buyers, cad they veld briskly at fall prices. The demand for common Congas has improved, and eat.* nave been made et 9d. telnel. Ittna.—Price are unaltered, bat the demand bee ben limited. BALTPITIIII —A few parcels flue meld at rather lower prices. Spices have sold heavily, and prices have nudely been tapper ed. COTrox.—Thin &Wel, has been out of demand, and pricea most be considered partly nqminsl. Rux.—There has been a smell amount of basieees done at previous prices. Fro )(leeward' quoted 2s. op. to 2e. ld. Demerara I..roef, Zs. 4d. to 2s. 6d. Dunn—The frnsightly sales went off heavily, and a large prtion was boupht in. Tirt.—East India, Banes, and Straits firm at 1381. to 140 s. . . la Whir article. no iatteriel alteration, but twining generally have boa dull. TALLOW MARKET.-THIB DAY. The market is firs to-day. with a 000sidrrable deemed for tallow for autumn delivery. Prigs ars cleated iss fol lows :—Petarsbure Y. C. oa the spot, 465. ; Map to haf t 465. 6d. to 460. 9d.; Oct. to Dec , 461.6 d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAT.) We lours a Inge sop.•ly of beasts and trade is very slow for them. Prices are I Jam. for all kinds and a clearance cannot be effected. Tbtra is an extraordinary increase la the number of sheer,. The dead markets being mutlit lower, there is a very slack interleave* of buyers, sal prime are lower. Lambe and calves are not selling unite so well uon Monday. From Germany and Holland there ere 3 beast', 601 she-p, and 94 awe; Spahr, 109 brute, sad 90 'heap; Sootland, 60 beast.; 600 from Norfolk sad Boffolk ; and 130 Match c.ws from the Home C untie'. Per Mene of 811 m. •d.• d. , Per etose of 8Ib• •4. •4. Rat Sec a , Homicide 1 6 4 8 1 1344 Due A lir-Medi 84 6 2 6 4 Neer dbor. brans 4 2 4 4 1 be Loogoroola &mood quality bomb— 2 8 3 8 I Do. do. Mmes.-- 416 II • Ca1m................4 1 5 4 Eye. amtifecond quay KM 4 0 6 0 1 Do. do. Shorn 4 0 4 1 Dose Dos 4 11•11 , broda I Lambe . 6 6 41 256. MGM, M utter,utter, l.43l: dump sod iambs. 11,4001 . ; . 441 — M0 241: PIM HIDER.-THIS DAY. LIBADIXIALL.—The follovriorr are tbo prises: -56111 84Ibs , Bfd. ; 641 b. to 721b5., Btd. to 4d. ; 7216. to BOn%. 4d. to 414. ; 801 b. to 88Ibs., 4td. to 414. ; 8816. to 961111., 41d. to bd. Horse bides, Bs. Calf Maas, light, 2s. Od, 3s. Od.; full, 6+. Bd. BIANONDSZT.—Downs, et. Od. to Ts. Bd. ; Lembo, 2s. 6d.to 3s. Bd.; Sbeatiings, Is. to 1,. Id. THE GUARDS.—This morning, in consequence of the fiLC4OIII of the weather, the Guards for the duty of tie day were marched to the parade in St. James'a-Park, if mediately in the rear of tho Horse• Guards, where, having hens !waded and inspected, they were trooped in the pro mace of the Ssld-elllzer of the day, the band of the Cold• stream Guards performing several favouri , e aim After the military dist l.y, the line was formed, and the several guards told off, when the men were marohed to their ro mp. cave pests. This military spectacle will be retested every morning (weather permitting) during the summer months. CELEBRATION OF PEACE AT PORTMOUTIL—The ' restliat.oo of peace will be ceebreted is the fleet and gee rho° at Portsmouth, on the 29th, in a very spirited the remotest and their lazal reoreeentatives (Vioe-Ad! mlrsl Bir George Seymour and Maja , Cienistal Breton, haw ing not.fled their willinaame to ate in the in the densonstra ! ties. A promenade, decorated with Bags of all nations, and other appropriate devices, will be formed be'ween • lies of booths on S utheeencommon t having • triumphal column erected as a trophy at the east end, on which the Nem of the allies, surmounted by the Royal stendatd, will be displayed. The esplanade will be dressed is flags. Major G. I Bretol will parade the troops in the seriatim on Booths's common at noon, where they vatic, the /ea& joie, instead of within and upon the walls of the fortress, ea heretofore. At 1 o'clrek tl e fleet at t piltead and in Porta mouth harbour will Hee a rend general salute, with ships dressed. The bands of the various regiments in car rims and the Royal Marines will be stationed at venial points on the common and esplanade, snd pla during the afternoon and evening. Athletic gam. fur t he troops and populace will be arranged. The promised° sad triumphal column will be brillian.ly illuminated. At 9 o'clock in the seeniag the fleet at Spiihead will be illuminated as on the ovation of the let* review by the Queen. A Pawl Coyle, of liar:rite on tie common, with bonfiree. *a, will 11011- elude the festivities of the day. A committee, preeideal over by the Mayor, are makirg the neciparry preparations for reticles into effect tee shone resolutions. - - ENCEMBIRED ESTATES COURT, DOBLIN.—ThiI ostensive estates of Mr. Nirtiliam Hoary Gregory, situate 1 eounty of Galway, ere to be toll in the Eoeunabered Estates' C.,wrt in January neat. The propetty is believed to be ono of the beet circumvented in the west of Ireland. The mall is over 6,0001. a•y+■r. MILITARY Cum Housg.—A moat disgraceful sane was enacted a f-w nighte sinew at the Hibernia* United Service Club, in St. Supberee-grau, the actors la 1 which were officers in a distinguished cavalry regiment. The origin of the riot, for ouch it wig, is not clearly keown outside the club, but it was states that dishes, plater, sod gloss were dashed to p eras in the diniag-room, where a large party had been sum bled, sod that the futmture fern no 1 otter at the heads cf the rioters. Thu day (Atoning there was • meeting of the club held to take the conduct of the of fenders into consideration, and &resolution vast passed r•- (Italia,' the letter to atone for their misconduct by the tat der of an ample apology. The demand, it is said, we. com plied with by some of the junior tfficen, but was peremptorily resisted by the ringleaders of the brawl, includiast outs gentleman holding the rink of a field officer. Anotlet rowing of the members of the clubs has since been held la decide open the propriety of expelling the netnews, sad on a ballot being token their eapuleioa was voted by ea overwhelenieg maioritv—there heing but four diatntiente. Lord Seaton is ea (Ado ',resident of the club, and it is hardly probable the* the effsie will terminate at this stage. —Dublin correopondut cf the Times. THE RAILWAY FORGEKIES.—The trial of Knight loot will take place at the next commission of oyer sad tereniner. which epees at D.ibl a on the 18th of June. The pre.tlins judges will be Mr. Juttioa Moore and Mr. Jostles Keogh. THE BOLT COAT.—The Massager de la Choral says "It is known that our S Moir wore, accordion to tkw aurora of the Jewe, three presents—a tunic. • robe, and $ cloak. His cloak was divioid on Golgotha, his Lib, is as Troves, end his tunic, which the Virgin May wove f r him, is at Aigreteeb, two leagues Iron Peril. According to • firmly intablialted traiition, the h ly robe wu brought from Constantinople to the welt of EGTOpP, and it is to Charle magne that this • reamers is due. St. Gregory, of Tours, in his Glory of the Martyrs,' ways : TM tunic without • seem was brought to France in the relic of Cherlemando, sad placed in the convect of Argenteuil, where his swim and daughter were none.' In all times the robe has boss held in great veneration." To the above story, repeated hi the Univers, the paws objects that St. Gregory, of Timm lied 147 yeen before Charlemagne was born. :~ I