The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-06 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE. APPROACHING EVACUATION OF THE CRIMEA. COS/STAN fINOPLE, APRIL 24. s t eeeil vessels, sad amongst Other/ the Napo leon. have arrived hers with Zanaves on boar& The Prelle d'Orieni publish►s the order of ova cnanon, a► regulated by Marshal Pelisaier 1. The nosees, who ars going to Atria*. 2. The second corps, ander the orders of General fitequer, and the dir.sions of 0 le Vinon, Camas, E s piee.ee. and Motteroure. • . - 3. The tint corps, commended by General Ball's, comic log of Autemarre, Leradlant, Pi . e, and Santo' divisions. 1. The third Corm commanded by General MscMahon, consisting of Herbillon, Aarelle, and Ch sue 100 Lau tnes divisions. 'fbe cavalry will return in the following order: 3. The Kamirech troops, Sol's brigades. v. The Coostaotiaople troops, Bouquet's brigade. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (771011 01:11 PARIS, 1103 MAT ITZIIIXO. The Empress Wore on her thirtieth year to-day, and it is a curious coincidences that she was born on the =Diversity of the death of Napoleon the Great —the Cliefes Maggio immortalised by Mae:oafs ode. The tonal commemoration of the Emperor* death took place at the Invalidity, when a religions service was performed at 12 o'clock. Prins Jerome and the Princess Matilda were present. There was soother service at the sense hour in the chapel of the Tuileries. A great many immo►telbe and bouquets were deposited in thematic of the day at the base of the column in the Platy de Venda... It is °polkaed that the Archduke, the brother of the Emperor of Austria, is mewing to Paris in hue. It is also said on credible authority, that arming,- aunts will be made in the course of the samease for an interview (at what: plum is not stated) be tween the " chivalrous " young Emperor himself and Napoleon UL The two Emperors have an ardent desire, it appears, to be personally acquainted with each other. The Ring of Wortemberg paid a visit to Prise, Jerome yesterday afternoon, and went to the Opera Catnip), in the evening. There is no confirmation of the statement of the Coastitu'ionael that Poerio and his companions have been released, and I much fear that the news most be premature. The Univers, which is bat too likely to be well Informed of the true disposition of the Neapolitan government, says to-day : The men absurd ramoan concerning Italy ham been circulated by the rsvelutioaary journals. For sample, a despatch amomese, on the authority of the Cornice Mer rewrite, that the affirms* between Naples and Piedmont Ii arranged, that au amnesty is greeted, end that all pram anima are abandoned. Now in point of feet, milting has yet been asked for from the Neap Aden g mint, there is as question about any amnesty, and the royal courts of Naples kayo not at this amen, any political caws before The Bourse was very firm, with eonsiderable busi ness doing: The Rents roes 100. for cash, and 20c. for account, closing at 75fr. and 76fr. 40c. Credit Mobilier rose 17Ir. 50c. The railway market wu very animated. Grand Central entirely recovered horn the reaction of Saturday, and rose 12k. 600. Northern rose 17k. 50c. Lyons, 10fr., and St. Rambert, 10fr. Orleans fell 7k. 500. The deer* in the lif meaner ordaining, es a cows- Tien°, of the conclusion of the war, that all the soldiers of the class of 1849 shall be placed upon the reserved list, is represented as equivalent to the reduction of the army by 62,000 men. I do not think it can be safely so nesidered. The paper changes of the effective force of the army are never to be implicitly relied on se an index of the real fora. It is not the policy of the government that this should be known, and the machinery of the war department is so complicated that but little is to be learnt from the publication of any isolated decree. The report of Marshal Valliant nye that the moment for reducing the army " appears" to have arrived. The Potrie says that the men of the clam 1849 now placed on the reserve will only be retained on the list up to Dec. 31, and will then be definitively 'barged. It adds that a sillier mean* is expected with regard to the men of 1860, and that thus the whole Frew* army will be traneferined from a war to a pease fixate The Governor-General of Algiers writes to the Minister at War:--" The snips all appear very pro mising. I wish you weld lead into the interior of this country these writers, or those *pollees* for larp coneseakme, who support their opinion or their demo& cm the large extent of unsultivoted smug in the Arab *sentry. They would soon les how erroneous their views are as to the uncultivated state of the oosatry." M. Adolph. Adam was buried to-day. A vast crowd of authors, actors, and =steam, besides several membered the Institute, of 'high body the deceased was a member, followed the *ogee to the Mostmartre mastery. Aubsr and Rainy were among the pall bearers. Several funeral orations wen pronounced over the grays on behalf of the Institute. the United Society of Anthem, the Drama tic Anthem', the Conservatoire, and the Choral Amo dation& This evening the lyric theatres are closed, oat of regret to the memory of M. Adam, with the exception of the Opera, when the Corsein will I be performed for the benefit of his widow. HIE CRIMEAN MILITARY INQUIRY. DAY. The attendance of 'potatoes this tooetting , both withia sad wittiest the bar, was mash Ism ausasseas Nan on any provisos messies. His Royal Highness the Dabs of Cambridge was, however, prelim, Si was aim Admiral J. D. W. Daadae. When the board had takes their seats at the tab'e, The Judge Advocate 'squired of Dr. Ballow (Colonel Talloek's mutat') whether he amid inform the court whether Colonel Tullach would be able to attend to-day ? Dr. Ballow, is reply, stated that after leaviag the wort yesterday Colonel Tallest% wee impelled to have re course to 'wheel 'doing; sad be prodosed a ear from Sir Janes Clark. and Dr. Minton, ratios that Colonel Talks& was suffering so severely *OA exhaustion, both of Wad sad body, brAtikt ea by more aortal SU:UM and misty, that he attends's. Were the beard was altogether impossible. The board, Stavin (melted few a low EMMA'S, naked Omni Airily how he proposed to gamed. General Wavy said that whit* expressing his sincere regret at the indisposition of Colonel Tallosh, he mutt say that the abscise of that pothaan plastid Ida is a positioa of great dinsalty ; as, Mao the adjouralateat of the court yes. Miley, he had awaked the .vide•« of Colonel Goodin, ea enatalaed ia the printed ripen of the somaieshairs,aod food sere serious miseions, sad he should hardly Ilk. le I go into such a quashes, anion Calomel Talkeh himself were ?recent. - Chemist Peel sold that rho abuses of Colossi Tallith ought sot to provost the propose of the inquiry, ethos the ministers did sot, i• sppoisting the eoussiesisa, appear to hove satisipMed the messes of the semsthelesers before the board at W. General Alm submitted that If Colossi Tall** Hold sot snood. Sir J. 1111'Ned11, the other oonamissloner, sight perhaps bet Inollood to CM, forward. The lade-Adroeste said that be had aaderstord that Dr. Balfour had yesterday written to Infers Sir J. MICAH of the state of the ease; so that Sir 3. WAWA could hays bees preseat if he phased. After some farther coaverwire, Chaeral Ahoy speed to waive hie **idea W grassed. The board that ositterred moos thwaselm he a hw minable, at the sad of which The Jedge•Admseate, &Unseat Gam' Limy, Mid the loud had come to the eintoludon that, if Is (Gemmel Alm intended to persist in the mane which he had adopted on the peevious dap, namely, of impugning the ended of the eomalteleeess Is the preparation of their molt, it would be improper to prcosed is the abases of the oessait• steam. Omni Al wy disclaimed all bandies sf laptopatly km main Ow conduct of the eounlialeuata, bet at Ow sans tine said it would ba Impassible fix Wm su aoudad Las ow is say Mbar way. Thi Indge-Ativocata—The smut this& wt per mode pemseedieg yesterday was soesewbat peewees% Cameral Ain" see that be wee wasted by so perms I hostility, bet, severeness, if see emissioss as he bad eemplalsod of had redly bele made frees UN report, it woo abeelaely a w mini for his to Ball the ansatiee or the beard to the bat, and se 'he mew measions whe► he had yeelsedey complained or also angled is the report la semsetlat with the 'vibes of Colgan Elutes, he he THE EAST. MA.RSEILLIS, MONDAY. The Jhandrs hu arrived from Coastantiaopl with accounts to the 24th ult. The Circassian deputation, which had arrived at Constantinople, is composed of 200 persons. Au insurrection has broken out at Mecca. The Schetif, who had been dismissed from his post, re fused to give it up, surging the iofideliiy of the Sul tan as his exclaim. Hs is supported in his resistance by 50,000 wined Arabs, who, it is said, refuse en trance into the city to the pilgrim, under pretence that the Ottoman empire is defiled. The Journal de CunataWinople only @peeks of dir turbences at Nablota, bat it announces that the most energetic measures have been adopted against all pertarbatore. BT. PETERSBURG, SUNDAY. General Sucboaanet him been named second Mi nister of War. Prince Seniavin bee been appointed sayer of the court, with M. Tolstoi ea aide-de-camp. The treaty of peace concluded at Paris has just been published. _ The Dowager-Empress of Russia is at present too unwell to undertake the projected journey to Germany. TRADE WITH RUSSIA. We read in the Bt. Petersburg /forilwrn .Bee of "Since the beginning of this month, a stoppage has taken place in our business matters. The price of Russian products has fallen at London out of proportion with the prices at this city. It results that the traders of EL Petersburg, holders of met► choker, are in no hurry to make new purchases; the Raman merchants, on their part, being little discoed to lower prices, as they are drably persuaded del a rise in our principal articles of export is lase admit upon the opening of the navigation at the Was of the arrivals from the interior. " It is with the greatest matisfactiow that we see at k Petersburg, from the foreign journals, that the Leadea Bourse takes a lively interest in the eametree tisa ef the railway from Riga to Dunabourg. From lakinutios rec-ived by rivets !sitars, we lien that stay eciapseire are being farmed in Esplaad for the rems&ustioe in Rada of some other lines, whisk will also be advantageous he ear essenieres sad for oar reentry, ae well as for Bailie& 'ophidian themselves, who by this will pat their impltail to a mush more meltable a/meet than they scald do in England. The esastractioo of railways by private individuals lelag autimised by the prominent, comenersial men applied the., wise sad metal projects, and entertain the most its.,,. wishes for their enosese." The above marl* is copied into the Journal 4 Bt, Pdersoostrg. On the 22sd ult., the Atlases journal, the Moores, published the speech of Lord Pahneratoo concerning the depkeable state of Grease, and at the ease tints it published some fresh acts of brigandage. The court of Athens (says a correspondent of the Pod) was greatly usoyed by these revelations. Orders were given immediately to ass aids-doiarap, M. Hen, end Prince Mourousi (whose brother was the chief of the Greek logics in the Rand's service) to but. that pow, which orders were executed in the Military Casino of Athens, to the great indignation of the public. About this time the Fran& admiral, M. Le Comte Bosse de Wilesaos, hos the repeated information of increased brigandage in the provinces, despatched troops to occupy various positions between Thebes and Athens, for the purposes of pablie sorority. This act led to so muck irritation cc the part of the Camarilla, that the government was ordered to send in to Mr. Wyse and M. Mercier, the Ambassadors of England and Franco, a protest against the Anglo-French occupation in Grease. The aquavits used in this significant sots are that the cceopation is no longer necessary after the eetabliah moot of pease. The Onsets and the Russian party, and, it may be, the Austrians also, desire the retirement of the French and Regtish forces before the elections take place for the sew Chambers, by which means the (Amarillo, Whig more free from foreign influence, hope to possess • government ready to forward the interests of Russia, sod avail themselves of any eventualities which might be turned into hostility to wer& Turkey. SPAIN. The Madrid Gazelead the 29th ult. contains the following 'insular paragraph :—" In consequence of what some foreign journal, have recently published on the affairs of Spain, it appears that • high per sonage has had a conference with the Queen, end that her Majtaty declared that she would sooner lose her crown, and the hope of seeing her daughter reign, than aeffer any foreign nation to intervene in oar edam" PARMA. TUIN, NoAe. The Duchess Regent hem left Penne ß , and the isn me else of civil authority bee been placed in the hands of the military Austrian commandant. PIEIMIONT. The Opinions of Turin states that the resignation of Chevalier Cheerio, Minister of Foreign Affairs, has been accepted, and that Count di Caner dm boss provisionally entrusted with that portiblio. The Risoryonento adds that this resignation has no poli tical meaning ; that General de la Marmora haring 'stunted, the portfolio of war will be remand to his, and that the present Minister of War, General Da rand% will resume the portfolo of Foreign Mans Tha Corriere Mercantile of Genoa states that the royal dram for the establishment of a Credit Mon lier Compeay in that city was dived es the 284 and that the mow, will *mon o °matins in the worm of a south. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1858. nwilliag to go Into 11* ow is the &biases of Osiosol Ultimately It eras screed to proosed, aad domed Alm galled Moja Kean, of the Royal Regimen, who stated that he west out to the Crimes ti mist Is putting up huts. He wee told be wee to here some fhppera to mist, mad he sup posed he should have as alleviate member. That arrasp away however, less sot carried out; het he did set know the roam why. The delay which took place Is the ensiles ef bete was swiss to various cease—to the di salty of haling be. la the first place, sad of tresspertimg Wu to the up afterwards. Wes at opinion that ade quate shelter for the bone. could eat have ben constructed with teams, se the dews of a single sight ands It shrink so wash es to draw the teat p gip. To wake it at ell eaters, a luny sad non slab rate freaswork wosid have hese requisite; and, after all, its stability wool& have bees greatly widaupred is sunny weather. Then wee peat &Realty Is 'jotting sea to put up huts, and all the teopea tors possible wore chained fro. the slaps. _ . By the Baud—R. orient order' to proceed to the Crimea to pet *phials froireColoael Mathieu, Adjateat-Otheral et the Blegieeers, but had so authority to take out carpenters sa bre the Sep; ere might be carpenters. Why Sappers Were sot sent ontw.th hiaa, se arra4ei, hi could sot n). General Limy the; read a Iclig ' report, which he had re *aired (rola the wbtent-eugisee► at Bs'Alava, to show that .Ita bagger 'slush at Bol.ldava enj led great fool lidos for obtaining forage and 'halter whew impend with thaw of the erealry. Admiral Bir D. Dana's was seat called, aid stated that daring that portico of the mister, 1864, that he had the aceuaaad of the Black llea II et, he leaded 2,400 names sad 2,000 =arises to mist the army. All the team, materials, mad met that could he cyanid coaehteatly with the safety of the feet were furbished to the army. Every matt of the fleet cheer's'', did hie bat to maim the army. Deriag that winter the Seat was formed late three 'Defaces—see stationed cif Sebastopol, modify. at Hsiehlava, and the third at Bapatoria. This gallant admiral, in reply to questions from the Judge Advoosts-theteral relative to tbs quantity of tpan canvas en baud the fleet, and the difileulty of prtmuing carpenters from Constantlnople, gave similar seamen to those of Sir E. Lyons when szamined by CoMasl Talloeb. Mr. Boyd, chief it rtkeeper at Basklivs, was ander az &vibration whoa oar report lett. SHAM LISTA-7HW DAT. Tio Mem The railway shut market to-day is very fins. h nomeroos instances prices are slightly batter. Great Western, Caledonian, London sad South Western, Manchester and Sheffield, Midland, and Berwick stocks, besides others, ire all tooted rather higher. Foreign shares are greenfly firm, but Eastern of Frans do not fully maintain the advance of yogic/.' day afternoon. OILDINAZT MARDI AND ROOM WS ft.. I e 14 Pi Is 14 IR in II u 594 is Is 14 -de s l e 117 i 3 SS IS ?S IS 119 SI Ili in n s 95 II I 9 SI 12S LSI 103 11011 Sli 111 IS IS 67_ 70 Is - *I Is s w. II" Pa iiii a SR 41 29 ! i fii I THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BO W-8 raz ET. SAVAOI MISMILT. A dismally dreued middle•egd DM, amid Hoary was brought beton, lir. Ardis', aural with • savage assault epos Wham Thomas. semplainiat stated that he was a eompleitor, and lodged at the Gawp IV. p■blio-booss is Gilberee-pawage, Glare-market. ♦bout arse weeks ago the prisoner asked him to get a bill I r 261. discounted ; M premised to try, and auk the bill far that purpose. He was unable to get it "dose,' mad so, after a hw days he mimosa ft to the primmer. ♦ hw days alter t►e pfieolll/1 agaia fa thead him to tabs the ball and endeavour to pt it cubed. Yesterday, the primmer met him by ap pointment at the George the P sub, and trading that he bad not mateteded, denuded the Mil or the mosey," bulging that complainant should give him one or the ether that What. He replied that it was out of his posse.- Ma, but that he would give it ban la a few day, addiag that be (primer) would regret some harsh emneeleas he had made me ef. The prisoner snatched spa pint pot hem tbs table, sad, tans, h m usawares, Much ►im several elvers blew ea the Mad, main Ida in several places, se that bleed lowed freely tram the wouade. The pint pot was sompletely battered eat of s►ape. TM landlord !Win tered, parted them, sad seat for a ptalieemaa. Gomel Mimosa corroborated this, sad the primmer (who mid he me very ferry for the smelt) wee 'examined for trial. A? TIM WBST BID. Tbis Ilona tag Joseph Den, Jeii;llo blasaa, --- Fairish Byars, Joke o,l= sad Jahn Janata, were plea= at the bar bafiri Mr. Hinshaw, charged with =lawfully aldiag cad assiating at a sock-Islit, wader the (*Howl= bratal Mr. H. H. Fewer pwreeted es OM part of the Royal /.clay for the Prevention of Cruelty to Annals., Robert Bead, • sortable cionested with the so slaty, stated that be pernseed a tkket of sthaisiisu to witness • eon-fight, whieb wee to take pleat at No. 48, Rubbers plan, 028 TC-street. Left night, about 8 o'clock, M reseeded to the place. where Ito fend sues irk per. was fa name of the door, which seintesiseted with • large roma ea the growl Arm Wirer pre up the titer sad at dews is the MOM fee meetly sa hoar, whoa the rest as.. is mad the prisoner Dena, tenths' with • Frearres, seised Brandeis (the rep pier of the hors), metered the rem, with two fighting sake in their beads. The birds ware spurred S. the anal way for surd betties, winding to cutose. The rue Broundel, (who had souped) this stoned down in ottejlauctin with Dane and tern tbe birds by " hiring" them at each ether until they eau• mooed fighting, sad while the birds were engaged to the contest the far esker di fondants offered to lay wagers and otherwise ended. The prisoner Byre neklated wee than oar " Whin bird will you bet epos l" (A pair of,spars were here ported, whin antered about fur inches is lentil.) The birds were allowed to fight ler some rinks, oath on of them sac killed. The eve prisoaeressid they bad bon fathead to go to the plan through the card, ad dented that thy were aiding sad dentin. Kr. Bingham Mid this was evideses against the primer Dean, sad It was to he regretted that the othae man, Biozas dais, had 'draped. jtvMeese hiving bees give' of the applehetelen of the Me pima% lir. Masten said ho bad bees a 'magistrate for 'Wawa year', and t►is was the ant 01011 of eoek-flghtlag that had over wen before him. He had newer permed the sot of perilameset madl this worming. sad he was glad to Gad that than was pnrerfal law for patties dews sub berbaroma sports. It wee formerly lb. easton to kitten onwards for amseensat by bellAlghtiag, bear-beetimg, sod caw I enastavel paw ; bet ho woe ►opp to soy they bad long bus abalisbed. If partial wlebed to Ilahl let than go to Sebastopol, and sot place span us as nabs of poor dumb smash to worry sad tear seek ether to please— sheddiag their blood for as *man and pastime of tba wicked spectators. The magistrate, agar addreetteg Robbins, Hyatt, Gyht. sad Justus, emat:ealag them spina attesdlog sub us nhlbitioes, illesbargal them, but dud the prlitau Dena 11h. TheaseinsmammquesUypWd. CLERK RN WELL. ZOSPERT OF BLINK OP IMOLA= NOT'S. William Tarter sad Saab Posher were pissed at the bar before Mr. Cord*, charged, the litter with etardiag dm U. Beak of Sulu& amm, sad the former with re adying the use, well brawls"; Mem at ban lees Main. It append from the 'whines of Mr. JAE Ambles* Mears, the prementor, dim a few weeks dame ho thairged • 601. mete, sad pat five 61 rotes la hie out-pocket. Be hung hie east ea the kitchen do-r, and Psalter, who red to go backwards •id forward. hr e tme needlework, had thee amen to it. The semi wen sat mimed kr some time, bat whoa they were, t►e mattm wee Vaned in the kends of Sergeant Hodge, of the dowdy' hem, and he mom ma medal ia Macias Mem to the poseresten of the two peen• Mr. H. F. Weed, wee appeared few the primers, reserved their delouse, ud they were committal for trill ROYAL EAST RENT REGIMENT OE ROI7NTED Burma.—Her Ilsjosty Soo bon polluted to bestow to iltle of " Royal " ea this noisiest, I. ecedderaties of the In tier maned by it es th e onisloa of the visit of the Ba rrer sod Ingress of the Fronk to this 'natty last year, sad of her Majesty sad Prices Albert visiting the asap at ia Avon int. The regnant will be invested et Neer sitar its week's duty.. the 21st Instant DIATH Of TSB WIDOW oe Hamm BW.L.—On Thursday titer, the lit of Me y„ Mrs. Bell, widow of Hoary Bell, the sera who list pethelled • vessel by stein in BriUsh wenn, died at the left SAW, Helesebargh, es the Clyde, ith the adveneed age of SS. the bad survived her eslebrated hothead far upwards of 26 years, 8.0 having died ea the 14th of Nensuber. 1830, Maytag h.a bora ut the "minty of Linlithgow in 1747. 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A .. &iii '' 10.131 Owl IN WI MP Uhaj ain * 7 a . immesh OUT t.-!1. desk nab* It *dot . sal itiLis me a dote I War am yolseday. 01000 sal latioadr• T 1014 1-11mbattstr. asi ads. IW-4110;00. Mt Ittatas. 01-Ortst sass ort 0na1m.1% , --DWO (maw 111 v. 1111•111•1111•411. MAT a-mers INN • •••7 SIMS sarlort Mrs tsday. reart alnisred • eletts. Ilillode wort Ems st fit ; 021•1 lump to Peet. aro at II; Illainetra sod 10•004- flo Or dims at IN; IWO Ilimiliestratentsdis drois cv all at.; limlostraClumb titiostoll Omeoo7atertsat li Palm Iftgallogss NIL Nutaratimft HaTl4-11* surfs* bee boa %Fist al% elOl bat Who isettelma 12 prim tisllsidly 1111--D% Mt. 7 4 5 111 L - 1 tiaratatat atd 0 gums, t idal M-DIMIII. 01sible•MistimUl 1116-Ortat nof Cando, NI- Tkiktisno. • It-pests M . COMMERCIAL AND MARIBT& LIVERPOOL CORN MARBET.—THIS DAY. (BY MAGMATIC TILINIAA.PII.) (TIOM OVA OWN 00ARIAPONDINT) The atheadoses of millers mil dialers at or market this monis; was moderato. The Maimed we. limited. Every article at Friday'. rites. The wither is vsry MINCING LANG THIS DAY. 8110 AZ.—The market has opened with a steady appear aush at last week'. ourreney. Corral—This article is dull of sale, and prime an with &Realty supported. Taa.—The market is quiet, general quotations an mid land. Cocoa has advaamd le. to 2e., and a large amount of bailee , ' has been dose by privet' contrast. Nrramm OP Bum Toted Arm at 17a Id. to 18r. RIOB..—Tas low priosa has. tempted spsculaton, sad a far amount of business done. Rom remains Alm._ _ _ _ fiairriraa.-3,3d0 bags wars offered by auotlos, sad bought la • refraction, 3} to 12p, 321.6 d. to 36s 61. Etas.—Thu public sates of 6,000 bags of Nagai wars silkily bought fa at 9s. to 10s. 6d. ; a part told at th. 6d. is 9s. TALLOW IUitIEBT.-TKLB DAT. Ms tslienr am iCst itasimpsov;d jos fortnriiiislivery, rastaialeg as yesterday for scour periods. Ciaotatioss are as follows : May to hue, 465. ; October to Dammam, Ms. SMITHFIELD HAY MARICET.—THIS DAY. Mr. I. J. Davis 'epode trade without alteration. Primo meadow hey, 906 to 100..; superior ditto, 106 e. to 112 e. 6d. ; latuior ditto, 60.. to 80..; rowen, 70e. to 901.; clover, 100 e. to 1265.; Domed ant, 9Se. to 1 18 e.; straw, 26a. to 80.. MONEY MARIBT-T HIS DAY. Two o'CLooz. The fends maintain great firmness. A further advanoe of pee cent., was attained in the morning, but quotations are now the same as the final range of yesterday. Consols are marked as good se 93/ far money and Thursday next, and are now quoted 93 exactly. For the 4th of June the price is 931 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 92 ; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to • Bank Stock at 2101 to 2111; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 701; India Stock at 229 ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 3e. die. to per; ditto (lane), at Ti. to 3e. die. ; India Bonds, at Se. die. ; acd Exchequer Bonds at 97i to 98i. _ _ _ Foreign stooks remain firm. Tartish securities have again rises, the Six per Cents. being marked 98 to 1, and the Four per Cents. at 101} to 1. Bresilian Old Five per Cents. have been dealt in at 99 to ilef ; ditto Small Bonds, at 99 to 991; Chilian Six per Cents., at 104 f ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., at 931 to 94 ex dir.; Mexican, at 221 to 1; Sar dinian at 95 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents, at 45; ditto Deferred, at 241 to 26 ; the Passive Bonds, at ; and the Committee's Certificates, at 5; to al per cent. The arrival of the Australis is annoneoed, vie. : Name. From Bailed. — Gaines. flume Geelong —.. Jen. 13 41.7411 Albatrees Meleager, Jan. 18 18.902 Stateensa Geelong ...... lea. 23 14.192 Ellegboroagb Brim, len. 14 l4l ~sell from Gold on board. Total mama /MID The total value of these supplies is fully 300,00 W., nearly the whole of which will, it is hoped, be mat into the Bank. The dates have been anticipated by former arrivals. . _ - - Th . ; giariahu brouglst 4,7321. in specie from the Peninsula. A call of 101. per share is Mb, paid by all the con tributories of the Borough of Sr. Marylebone Joint Stock Banking Company by the 14th inst., under the order of the Master in Chancery. A quarterly dividend at the rate of 14 per cent. per annum is advertised as now payable on such shares of the Copiapo Railway Company ea are held in London. The Admiralty receive tenders to-day for the conveyance of stores from the River Thames to Sydney (N.S.W ), Halifax, Point de Gallo, Honduras. Gibraltar, Malts, Bermuda, Jamaica, Gambia, Cape of Good Hops, St. Helena, Sierra Leone, Cape Coast Castle, and Hong Kong; and for the hire of a ship of from 660 to 600 tons (nen.), to convey convicts and stores from England to Gibraltar. The East India Company will receive tenders to-morrow for the conveyance of stores from England to Madras, and Bombay ; and on the 14th for the conveyince of stores to 'Madras and %arm cbee. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders on the Bth inst. for the hire of a ship to con vey passengers to Moreton Bay. MONDAY Eve•. The funds to-day retained a strong upward tea• dency, and a fresh rise of; to 1 per cent. was finally established. With the dimipation of the extr►vagant ideas recently circulated as regards the financial re quirement' of government, numerous purchases have been induced. The more favourable tendency was greatly assisted by the publication of the amended army estimates. The sum originally required was 34,998,5041., but, with the restoration of peace, this has been out down to 20,747,6744 showing the im portant reduction of 14,250,9301. A diminution in the pressure for money, coupled with farther arrivals of gold, also operated satisfactorily. To-day, short loans upon government securities could be obtained in the Stook Exchange at 6 per sent. In the discount market likewise the supply of money was liberal. Some demand will be stimulated this week, however, in connexion with the monthly Consol settlement, which is fixed for Thursday, and for which prepare. tions are already in progress. The bulk of the purchases of Compels were today for the next account terminating on the 4th of Jane. It may be useful to point out that immediately after that date the half-yearly dividend will be deducted from the current quotation of Consols. Numerous purchases are usually induced in anticipation of this event. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 921 to / for money and Thursday, were first marked today 921, and stood at 4 o'clock at 9n to 93. Subsequently the price was quoted 93, exactly. Far the June ao. ; count, the latest quotation was 931. This material ' difference between the price for money and that foe the new account, indicates that there is still a mist derable floating supply of stock. The official bunneas report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92/, 921. 93, 92/, 921, 93 ; ditto, for account, Bth May, 92/, 93, 921. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 1. New Three per Cents., 921, 92, 921. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1855 (loan of 16,000,0001.), 171-16. India Stook, 227. Bank Stock, 211, 2111. Threeondo-Half per Cent. Ex chequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 971; ditto 1859, 98. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 4s. din to par; the June Bills, Bs. to 4s. die.; India Bonds, 10s. to ss. die.; and Exchequer Bonds, 971 to 981. Foreign stocks were firm, and in some cases rather better. Turkish Six per Cents, experienced a fresh rise of 1 per cent., closing at 974 to /. The advance in the Guaranteed Four per Cents, was about t per cent., the final quotation being 1011 to 1. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. retain an upward tendency: The specie ex the steamer Magdalena was in hand to-day. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have risen to 6 to 61 prem. Riga end Denaburg Railway were quoted 1 to 11 prem.; and Carmeaux Coal Mines and Rail way, to / prem. The shares in the General Bank of Switzerland commanded Ito Iprem. The subs i scription list for this undertaking s to be closed to morrow (Tuohy). Bank of Egypt shares closed to-day at Ito 1 prem. - Ottoman Bank at 1 to 1 prem.; and National Die . . count at Ito 1 die. London and County Bank stock was more inquired for, and is marked 32 to 321. Other Bank shares were quiet. Land stocks showed steadiness. Victoria Dock shares attained a further rise of 10s. Kest end West India Dock stock was dealt in at 122 to 123; London Dock at 100; St. Katharine Dock at 82 ; General Steam Navigation at 261 to 27; General Screw Steam at 16 to 1; and Peninsular and Oriental at 68 to 1. The corn market, to-day, was firm, but only the finest deeeriptions of wheat were quoted higher than on lest Monday ; in these casts the advance aver aged Is. to 2s. per quarter. The foreign imports into Loudon last week were large, ooraprielog 20,329 quarters of wheat, 5,879 quarters of barley, 28,583 quarters of oats, and 5,228 sacks and 8,419 barrels of flour. Eight floating cargoes are reported as ar rived off the coast to-day. The provincial corn OM , kets are firm. At Pens, the price of first-class flour, after touching 92f., has receded to 851. (equal to 66a. 3d. per 28014) LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE CHESTER SPRING MEETING. THIS DAY. (sy attorato TILIGIAPII.) AIIRIYALII.—Isdias Warrior, Mishap, Vas Dona, Vise, Bobby, Wild Irishman, Lava, Night - Rank, ihrealt, Veit Dab, Maid of Weston f., Sir Celia, General Motes, The Abbott, Eulogist, O.od Frid.y, sad Detains f. CUBIT= COP.—Suit:mid, Haw, Coroner, tipledle, Pyrrha, aad Rosoomatos have paid heath OXFORD, MAT 6.—The exareinere in the &heel of Xoderstlans ban this aftersoos awarded the imams's tied hosous as follows :—Clese 1. Jobs Parades', Q•••••• COOP Charles H. Tomlinson. Worcester College. Chms 2. Nil. Class 3. Fnderiek B. lierliNO.Woreestet Colisge flanssol J. Hawks., College ; Hoary J. Mamismald, ; Corpse Christi College; John Joseph Muss, Wading' Col loge; treads Partisan, Christ Charelt.—J. B. Dale, B. Prim, F. Hurimm, smalson. • . . Tbearaow atom tronsport Argo left itoothaosinon yewithe the Wes% Is bring hone hoarse sad tram , gene. The salg }simmer she had oa beard was aa artist batwing Maw d the illeeneted Louden sews a t7rart Casten, do Om, temporarily mimo sa :; norilloaa at Memo, gm • Maser to tha sow ens alphossligns el Me Amnia& cogi N U MINES,-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoox. The gold mining charm exhibit no new feature to-day. The transactions in other mining stooks or:Minns limited. In the Stock Exchange Imperial Brazilian shares hare been dealt in at 3a to 82 ; and Linares 71. Very little business was done yesterday in British mining stocks. The only transactions reported to la consist of the following, which took plane in the Mining Exchange: Alfred Consols, 121. 13, 131; Cot par 11.11, 150, 1621 ; Davos Groat Couch, 4024. 406. 4071 ; Best PoJI, 20; Fort Bowes, 6s 96 , es. 3d. ; Hohabast, 37a. 81, 40a.; &midge Consols, 21~. 1 ; &wide. sad Bedford. 39. ed., 4a. ; Beath Cars Brie, 121; Wboil Zion, 17..6408.. ed. WRECKS.—Dnriog the month of April 167 womb were wrecked. Is the math of Jemmy the seethe, wee 936 ; le Felinity. 174; sad in Much, 146; makings total be the pat fou maths of 741 maatla CHIRAL PALACIL--ONZ SHILLING DAT, Moo. OLT, MAT 6.—Adulseleas ea mama:, 1,910; ditto by soma tlakote,t2l; total vlatton, 2,131 Z f s I t l 1 11 1 ; „ , i ., 1 , .1! i I : I , , i I it. la flt. i 1011 ilua .f im it; iii Ifs IN a 11, IN 44 a I 1 asai a MINI $7 $9 toe di. 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