The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-03 00:00:00

Till. CRIMEAN MILITARY INQUIRY. THIS DAY. The hog expected Crimean military isquiry, gi me the royal warrant, opened this morning at the Chaises Heepi , a!, Me great hall of which had been previously Stied op is the BOA sonvenient aid even comfortable mammy. Tie p. ra-r. of the ball appreptisted to tbe sue of the Could,- s wots mod other odleiale, wee handsomely carpeted in erise• mama bite...end there war • long array of tables, the metre wee, ci .huh the commissioners were sated, being covered with; crimson, and the others with blue. The ',porta* f. und every necemary arrangement made to enable them $ dcrtarge their ditties properly sad comfortably, with the eseept'on, p' 'hope, of Ceing rather too far removed from the chair allotted to the witnesses, who, wales they speak very distinctly, will hardly be clearly heard at te great • dis tance. Behind the re p .rtire t tbles, • gradually rhea. pta•ham recede, to the west sad of the ball, well raspednTl va to &Wen the toned of trampling feet, and SO COMilinalli Si to eff , ed a fall view of the proweedings to every spells. bee Watint sad within ths hall sa efficient body of pair wsre is attendance, under the trden of Mr. Beisristen- Met Gibbs. B division, unlisted by Inepeotors Tatatell and Attires& TI. o ,, c.tdiuge bad bean annonnoed to commence at elevee ii Mock, at which hour the great hall was epesed for tbc ailmwdon of the public, but the inquiry at first did not attrAct any groat number ((spectators. The Judite.Advocats was the first prominent official to arrive. He sppeared at the gate at half past ten, before the arrangements were convict°, and wee consequeatly kept waiting several minutes before be obtained an alley. The r . gbt hon. and learned gentleman, however, ezereised lcnosidernble degree of patience, and the intimation of his weird pet•ing the offieers in waiting upon the qui Ma, the cmesissiovers found a ready admission to the hospital. The following is a correct list of the board, via. :—Sir Alezandor Woodford (president), Lord Beauchamp, Gee. 113.111, Sit Job■ Bell, Gee. Peel, ALP., Gee. Kaollys, srd G 0. Sir 0. Berkeley, the whole of whoa• were Trc did net emerge from their private room till nearly halt.pam Coven, when Sir Altsander Wowif , rd took the (lair. The Judge Advocate at once read the royal waviest coastatatiog this commission, and then a latter Irma Lord Penman to tho Commander-in-Chief, intimating the fact of the eoastitution of the board. The President then inquired whether the Judge Advo cate had received a hat of the names of those offices whose ■arose had been animadverted upon in the report of Sr J. hi'Neill and Colonel Taloa, and who had complained tlte►ecf The Judge- Advent. replied that he bad made applies tin ft, the names cf such Olken, and had, in answer, re ceived a letter from General Yorke, stating that the names of officers whose median had been anima leaned upon is the rerrt, and who bad coop wined, IMO the Earl of Lien. the Esrl of Cardigan, Sit Mchari A"rey, Quinn- MaelerGeneral in the Crimea, and Coload Gordon, Dr . paty-Quarteenouter. The Judge-Advocate then reed the rules and onditions of procedure, as fellows—pint, That the proceedings should be eonciacted, as nearly as possible, standing to the practice of (nanny military ware. 2. T►at the evi dence of persons preseatieg themselves for examination should he, as nearly as possible, taken after the ordinary manner cf military courts. 3. That the court was not c.mpe.eat to examine winsome on oath. 4. That every witness should be informed that he need give no evidence w►ich might reader him liable to a roar: martial; bat that any redeem given aft han intimation might be so we. 6. T►at the gee of every pence presenting himself km examisatien shall be taken separately. A roeveraa•lon then tcok plates between the Board tad the Jedg►Advecate, as to the precedence of parties to be intamined, w►ew It was agreed that the we et the Earl of Leas should be takes Ant, sad that of the Earl of Cardi. gas nest; sad that the Earl of Linea, with his witnesses, should be enamind oa Monday. Tte ern of the Bari of Cardidu, Sir B. Airey, and Coked (forams to follow la sweets cos, ot saluseaneat days, secordtag to the C)Ik111111- nos of the court. The fair Ad Taisho then Ingo hod whether other partlee mould G summuted in eddition to thew whose man Mw num.:nod as hsv.ag complained of the Crionim Commissiowrs" rep •rt The President said such w course mild not be adoptod, as ft would be imcossible for the Counielowers to know the sous of alms who might think they ►d saw to eons_ plain of the report. But iU sack patios might send ht their amass, together with Moe of their witasseee, sod then they woall be duly seasoned. , __-----. The Judie Advocate teat inquired whether way intim ties should be sent to Bir J. tad Colysel Tillloch that their upset was likely to be called in (tenths, by the based. Aft r a brief eoaversatioe, it was decided that it woad be aaastrwery to give each as asthmatic's. It was thee agreed that the board should sit from eleven till fear dune, the liquify; sad they thin adjourned, at dire sneaks to may,, till Monday seat, at slave's, whet the cue of the 2871 of Lama will be goes into. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. 1112/011 • II 11 SUL I.OIIIIIT ram, SAIAT.—bU 22222 DIAS. This ems was before the court a few weeks ago, *ben * p►opssitlol made on behalf of Sir Rant Price to pay • tosapcsition of Sa i■ the pound to the whole of the credi tors, with a ♦iew to the bankrupt.* being an nulled, woo tonsidered, sad was agreed to by nine tenths in number and value of the creditors (the proportion »gaited by the act), A oondalovel order was thereupon made, and this was the day for tooflrmixg Um order and sapenedieg the bankruptcy. Mr. Lowrance appeared (or the aselgnme, and oonseuted, oa their 'rebel, and that of the creditors generally, to the erringemtat proposed. The bankruptcy was accordingly enpeniedod. IN 11 111190 N. The banbrapt woo a builder in Milton-street, Cripplegste. This was the examination meeting. His debts are 9411.; MO Smite. Mr. Oi ors', for the assignees, stated that the bank rupt hid beta is partnership with a penes named Oil beet, now &mind, who had dear( gad the partnerabip book.. The reentlt nes t►e bsokrupt's mounts were not so satUfsttory as could be desired; bat se he had been in cus tody tour mutts at the suit of one of the creditors, the asignees did not obji ct to his pantag.—questioas of son duet being reserved fer the certificate meeting. Tbs bankrupt passed. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. DISTRISSINO POSITION OP ♦ P•11111T. Edward Lawrence, 'boy 12 years oil, was charged with wilfully breaking the dog-rails in Vineent.sethare. He was 'stead, ter compenied by other boys, at the nth chief complained of, end two of the broken rale were at his feet. Mr. Bentley, the ground keeper, complained that the damage dime by idle boys was vary considerable. The father of the boy, a very creditable looking man, cm pl yed at 14 Wo we brewery, said that the prisoner had only been out of prison a (insight, after a sondem aunt of three months. His family were ►ltogether Ina pitiable condition. Piisiter's mother WAS a i ronkee, mitigate wo- man, who Lte. only bad drably neglected her soma children, bbt had absolutely sold every article of furniture to par- 1 sham drink, sad he (her ithsbutd) bad been obliged to bring bar to this court and ham ter committed for her violeace. Wail, he was engaged at his daily la bour, his Gaily were row being token care of, bat the prraicione dries of their mother's neglect Win daily visible, end be feared be should tare mob !rouble to c'alsa them. He was doing his best, It waver and, having undertaken to pay towards prisoner's masiatmartee at Red Hill, was to go Wire the committee this day. Naos*, woo handed to hit ustxtuaste father to ho Ulm the rt. Thous POLICE COURT. (Tins DAY.) Thia 'Romig, Mr Salk the newly.trpoistad magistrate, who was fo: many pan a practiosi barrister aa the OthrE Circuit, if fr I Ott for the tint limo. CRTINAL PaLACE.—ONE SHILLING DAT.—APHIL 2 —AlsiniNto es riots's', 2,1176 ; ditto by moos Natoli, INI; WIN visit" 2,660. ROYAL MEDICAL BENEVOLENT COLLEGE. Thos fourth anniversary festival of the Royal Medi cal Benevolent College was had, last night. at the Pree mies.' Tavern; the Lois Maros In the chair. TM festival was marked not only by • very numerous essemblage, but by very peat efforts to render it far above the ordinary at indard of charity dinner*. The uscarcas of sitabl:stialmat were brought into fall play, with con @Movable effect, in every daps/tamest, the stuasal snoop , lamb under the dilution of Miss 13tebbach, were en amidngly good ; and everything that weld render the amiss weirdly of the 'saltation was liberally provided. The dolman was supported by Mr. Lloyd Davis., M.P. ; Yr. Thomson Hickey, M.P. ; Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Kam* ; Sir Charles Crosley ; Colonel Walker; • I lumbar of clergymen, and about two hundred and fifty ether steatlimen, the great bulk of whom were members of the mediae' profession, and it is seldom than c=g of than kind for • charitable pupae presents so Deep en aspect. loossroa, After the usual loyal and patriotic toasts bad bees duly The Loan Marna proposed " Prosperity to the Boyd Medical Benevolent College ;" and after paying • hearty tribute to the high qualitiee of the members of the medical ' profession, and their valuable contribution to the alleviation of human suffering, said that it was really surprising to con templets the point of success to which this institution bad arrived in • period of less than five yeas ; and he eulogised its objects, which were at ones provident and benevolent, and commented on its peculiar adaptability to the wants of a profession, which, while away of its member' were placed in positions of wealth end comfort, the jut reward of their mints and assiduity, was yet subject is • east number of oases: to all the vicissitudes which wader-po d labour and ability entailed on deserving men. He pa id a high compliment to the energy end devotedness of Mr. Proper; the founder of the institu tion, and stated that while it afforded gratuitous education of the bigheit clue to • number of the children of medical men who would otherwise have been unable to obtain it, it also alluded the same advantages, at • moderate charge, to the children of those members of the profession who were': able to pay for them. The inatitutfoa, though large enough to accommodate 200 boys, at present was only able to ad mit 160; and he hoped that by the aid of the donations of that ovular!, a debt which was still an isumbranim upon it would be much diminished, it not altogether re moved. He could net give • better proof of the energy and liberality which had attended it than by eating that in • little more than four years from its commencement a bone had been built for the purpotes of the institution on its own freehold land of 18 acres, and the building was nearly filled. The touts of t^e clergy, and especially those who had given the use of their pulpits for the purposes of the charity, the vice-presidents, and of Mr. Propert, the treasurer, fo'- lowed. iii:PROPIRT, who was received with every possible de ministration cf respect gad estnei, acknowledged this latter Meet, and stated that among the °babes who were entirely eepperted sod Negated at the echo d attached to the oellege were II syphon M goadical men. while 128 more were Wu 'MW et • medseele east to their fries 4a ; and is oder to draw bow the Yedtetioa was apreeiated by the prodigies, he had sly be Mete that 70 or 80 more boys were with, to be nested tato the school as slow as they could be seesemedette. Amara teeters of the atalihit meet whist' the Lad Mayer bed emitted, we the of • amber et peulesere whom loseleet wore mitkeetteldei Om Beth= reed • lees tmt tioeo, teasels, the Lord Mayer, who gave 20 pine; the Dowager Dubose of Neillerlarid, leit Mire lHorses, 421.. the Unwise Medical Sod ;s , ; the fnenda of • aimed =Whet geeUeman in hire, who, beteg imitmee elf stoles • tribute of vaspeet to his memory, hid rebel •subetriptio• of 3001, whirl they had even with that view to the college, to fogad an inhibition. Tters was also a separate fend for the erection of a chapel is the college, to which 166 ladies had distributed 5 guineas each. and the total subscription for which had reached 1,032/. Bet the most gratifying senossamment of all he had tomtits we that the result of the festival would be that to-marrow it would be out of debt—(great applanse)— sad he alio stated that its mead income would stead 2,6001. Several other toasts were e'en, mid elk BIES OIIOI 7 eft' dial, semen, and almost purely prufsesksal festival rei• salted is a eabecrlptioa of considerably over 4,0001. CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DISBAIRS OF THR CHEST. The eighth anniversary of Use above exessalagly valuable institatios was °sienna' evening, at the London Tevern. About 160 ggeaatleatea sat down to • banquet of shissually lazurions character, under the presi dency of Sir J. V. BMILLIT, M.P. It will be recollected that the hospital of the institution in Victoria-park was MI" Mb 6, under the au ins of H.B.H. Albert. "he bee error sign taken a most Healy inte rest la tee having bosomed it with • most easy gal feepectioa ea She immediately preceding the festival, lima he tweed le satire satinaation with the general areangemeatia TM somber of patients relieved duriag the poet year has nmennlM to 4,734, ankles • total from the esonseeseemene of ilislaseteri of 39,060. When it la re membered thoilleme-Med odlimerhole mortality of On United attriasied to deems' of the cheat, the impor tant* of lastltatiene like the City of Loadca Hospital for an relief of that clan of buena infirmity will be fully appreciated. Leads., with its vast population, hat ally I two ho.pitala kit - draw '— the Brampton and City of Loners the fauna's number of applicatiAre he adarimisa foto both shows how asseimary are lanittitious ad this denselptien. la addition to the writs of tbe charity itsel4 easmalltin had taken usanal pais' to make the oeisigatkra of the annual (nein' aft:snivel. Tbe musical arnimmento eepecially were of strand excellence, inhale, the Mints of Miss Dolby, Mies Poole, and Mr. Loekey ; the whole Wag trader the direetion of Mr. Gangs. Oa the remnal of the cloth, ' The CRATIOILN gave, in neenslon, The Queen," Prises Albeit and the Boyd Family," ad "The Army and Navy." Is introducing the latter tout, the hoe. baronet, after notialeg in urns of warm commendetion the deeds of our soldiers at Alma, 'phonation, andl Haskins, proceeded to observe that, peace having now been pro claimed, the remain, of our gallant army would 8.1011 be re turning to their native Ind, whoa they would nuke the highest reword—the welcome ad approbation of hie fallow-eountrysen. (It should be °tinned that this and all similar allusions to the peace were received in the most frigid , even an occasional verse la the national anthem, sapprirted by the magnificent roes of KW Dolby, not eliciting a single char) - - - Das bonoar basing beta dose to tke bravery of au sol diers sad Wins, The Caatiussa pa the toast of the inemids—fi Prospe rity to the Cite of Lame. Hospital he Dames a the Chest." He raid that aan the womdess Of mbleb Leaks had so aunt right tabs posiad are oe mash thanked this notice of intelligeat thealsaew se as itharitable thatitatleas, supported, as they were, aimed wildly by volsatary coa tributions. Of these ' aose ma th emselves mon to a w ithal. went than relieve th that the disease m ail which it sought to lieve are then one third of the metropolitaa atonality. *shut tinselled tits history of the Wineries, sad the assess ment on the 'umlaut ornamented the hospital, the chairmen concluded with • warm ealtatilsa to the aim ' pony to make an effort for tat masa et the debt, and for tee immanent establishment of a 10,111111118 Salkilllit for the object, of the charity. The SZOILITAILY (Mr. Slater) tlya read the report; and' a list of satmeriptimm wen read, including 20 sobarthtfolls of 1001. emelt, from eminent mereautile Aram The whole collection amounted to nearly 6,0001. The health of the Chairman having beta proposed mad duly acknowledged, the eompsay eeparsted. Mr. Harker was the toastmaster. ROYAL DISPENSARY FOR DISEASES OP THE EAR.— Yesterday the animal sawing of this loot tution wu held et the dispensary, Dean-s.reet, Soho; the Bev. T. Davie Lash in the chair. The ' , put stated that the institetios wee founded is 1816, under the patronise of their late Idiketies George IV. sad William IV. It now enjoyed the 'mussy ce of her Wiest! the Queen, Pesci Albert, Ind Unsay individuals of the highest risk. It was este- Whiled for its benefit of Us peer 'Misted with deafness, when fa the head, of polypi, sad ether dissever of • kindred ague. Daring the past yew MOO pities* led beat ad- Blasi is Ow books, 316 were dlegewpd meek 1116 won reined WM/. Rows', the seasitea—easekrieged decks is elleen dims* mneals, anions, soldiers, sad pass. The 1 fools won for the learesidag number of soph isms. The deg boa adopted, the &Maks of the a pesse melee IMPS r. I = 4 the surgeon, sad to the Th ellain riedfli tb =ffify his summed the follow ing letter te the Maw of Me iMaidesir Zowesaser Mid Tries :—" fllev—lftwaes MI aif deleedei wages your unties anything so isdipediseedes the what of sey letter. But it would give me eseeswis pie Is beam that I was thought oo foolish sad is Wised se es be seweble of revfliwg seer suresad semiedel nes ke the Ow of Measles aim. Ie addressiai the meg see I stated M fr esneariessei I seed simply the lemptelewspisteliar 5) the Wile& I dM set say Oisibeir they WllNl__Peetsa or less thew these of ether departments el k& Wbelaver slue I may be invited to addless, I should always leash oa the specie! difficulties of that slue. There le, I thew fall well, ea amp* prebably an equal, automat of =sties gad sin is Mgr • station, tsll;eug, or p . T i. _ deem Med Mien,. a ' morbid antipathy Is smallashoree,' and suseutee, be forehand, that yea will sews mess egy dada of the sharp ; severtheiss, I all mho it, sad issue that du reveres is the truth ; sad I will tepees what I has Asa said, and what I bops oft.. Weil is wy, both ht wale eal 'in private, that . than are few mak= ease divided, sad none sore convertible to noble SW Instal p than the putties of a great ouster assallestarer.".trz, sir, your obediest strvent,-8 n Arming:T.—Mara 28.' [Advertbilltelitd—HOLLOWST'S Ourritert AND PmA vet TEM Oen Or Utea—Mta• Tau paw. ef war Zeiss, mewed kr some Ilse bean ea due lathe ask sed sir • seism meet unless emelles she MN sumelnuileoling weld is it. Igyaoresemeoggles at Nth fihsg, ileum. Oweire, Weeentersd lie Ihileaeredlwaresead me; - Ilia sesser need lier, aet self haft the esseri, hut asearlng ter le girlie' twat& esti ud y s z a d tast wafts' ths est% let 'warm Ilimlllimuft i t to e raL. 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Rawer. MANCHESTER ADDRESS TO THE FRENCH Ilm rsaos.—Yestertey, at a meeting of the Manchester Town Connell, oci the motion of Mr. Alderman Nicholls, the es. mayor, seconded by Mr. Alderman Barnes, an address to the French Emperor was agreed to, stilt:ululating hint on the birth a so heir-spperent to the throne of Frew* MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooz. The English Sande are steady to-day, with very little basinsia. Prices are quoted a shade better than they closed yesterday. Consols for the 10th of April have ruled during the morning at 93 to /, and are now quoted 931, exactly. For mousy the pries is 93 to j. The New Consols Scrip has been dealt in at 31 prenr.rExchequer Bonds, 1859, at 981; and India Bonds at fm. die. Exchequer Bills show no change. Turkish Six per Cents., after touching 1021, are now quoted 102 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. stand at 1011 to 102. Other stocks are quiet. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 941 to 95; Sardinian at 95 to 98 ; Portuguese Four per Cents. at 491; Spanish Deferred, Three per Cents, at 26 to 1; and Mexican Bonds at 211 to 1. QI7AarIR.I O •IIT Two. The weekly board at the Bask has broken up without announcing any change whatever in the rate. of discount. Consols are rather flatter, at 93, " sellers," for the 10th tut. The dividends on the stocks, the transfer books of which are now shut, will be payable at the Bank of England on Wednesday next, the 9th inst. Some of the gold recently received from New York wu yesterday sent into the Bank. Thege supply of qui, ex Ls Plata wee yesterday temporarily deposited in the Bank, but is not ex pected to be deliverable before Wednesday next. By the receipt of later Australian advices we learn of the sailing of three vessels from Melbourne for London—viz., the Angles's on the 20th, and the Thames and Statesman on the 26th Jan. The amount of gold shipped by these three ships is probably con siderable. The following quantities must also b e l near at hand, viz.: I Amount of Gold in Ne■e From. Outlaw. Blackwell .. Melbourne .. Dec. 13 87,281 Brillmot .. Geelong .. Deo. 23 16,426 Der went Geelong .. Deo. 13 7,965 Total owner 110,672 The value of this 110,672 ounces is not lace then 442,0001. - - The corn market yesterday was inactive, but firm, at Monday's rates. The foreign arrivals in London this week are incousiderable, comprising 1,160 qrs. of wheat, 310 qrs. of barley, 6,120 qrs. of oats, and no barrel fionr. The country markets held yesterday were generally rather higher. The downward movement of the French corn markets has also been arrested. The following letter is from the Mexican financial agent in London : 61r,—Besides the lam of 67 401 dollars 6 cents., adver tised in my circular of yesterday as saved by the West India 'teazel La Plata, from Vera Cruz sad Tampico, for the Maxima dividends, another sum of 13,684 dollars has bun riceived from Mazatlan, via Pawns, for the said dividend.. Ifeattrday I did not know anything shout this I.tter rentittauee, the bill of lading having been sent to the e►airmen of the committee. I hope yea will do me the favour to mention it in your veneble journal for the io formation of the bondholders.— I am, &a., F. Facto. 82, Great Winottester-street, April 2. The directors of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company recommend the usual dividend of 21. per share, beaides a bonus of 21. per share, ex 11usive of income-tax. The provision for deterioration of ships is now increased front 6 to 10 per cent. The directors have tendered for the performance of the packet service to Australia, cia Panama. At the extraordinary general meeting of the lAustralian Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company, held yesterday, the report of the directors, after some modification was adopted. A return of 10a. per share was declared, which will be paid next week. Several proprietors complained that an offer of 170,0001. for the company's four vessels had not been treated with sufficient consideration by the board. Upon this subject explanations and statements were made at great length. A motion for authorising the directors to apply for a supplementary charter was carried by a small majority. A demand for a ballot on the question was made by the dissentients. At the general meeting of the Western of France Railway Company, held at Paris on the 31st March, the dividend was fixed at 321.60 e, which, added to the 17L 60c. already paid, raises the total distribution for the year 1866 to 60f. per share. This payment, being the result of the first year's working of the amalgamated company, is considered satisfactory. The annual meeting of the North British Austral asian Company is called for the 22nd inst.; and the half-yearly meeting of the Namur and Liege and Mons and Manage Railway Company for tha.23rd inst., in London. The accounts, &a, of the latter company will be open to inspection on the 16th. Au extraordinary meeting of the Foreign Vineyard Association is convened for the 12th inst., to confirm the resolution for bringing the company under the Limited Liability Act. A petition for the winding up of the Protestant Fire and Life Ausranoe Office has been presented by Mr. George Bain, the chairman of the company. The directors of the Western Bank of London announce that, the deed of settlement having been exseetsd by the holders of more than one-half of the shame, application has been made for a charter. Relative to the fat s market, Messrs. Offor and Guam= report a• AI the stearin et poem yes eadeigetad mith so moth esaarree re real h area ceedderable nativity is the freight wake; Y Reedee trade. Ilmee t ie mod tawdry toe erell area he leM et M. Peterbarg Yew London or Bari Cent. se Is. r LL M. vine; AMEN* le Leaden or L 0. sea deer or 4a. di at MOM Mete to Metal; Omega la MO* Male, Si. 1034 lltaa le Me, hemp. Then are Me win too timber from 111. laMea, MM. darer% ~varatoal Wier = " :=1610 2.114 A yet beat Ohm led dr Sea et Aged Ore le Ye reeky, a Imp eramt mew hada, lem elms* nine se la erieradsit d psm Aber llt. ti Oime. tad WM ken Me Ast At the more at Mid weds Mr rub oven eget kiwis le the Ileegisme red Mood Me Mee Mks domelike dpa. tate et Or toren ma It le Mira Odra ram better elberperte re DAMN dem ere t el Mee Water Mat, MOIL; 011eal. ter, Itee. eat o dzime,sll.; almarata i tte. be. E.J. treve her the • WM/ There ere Mrs e rg hue II Mom at Us. ariti si Tree NM. OM Telma le 17. L Meld, i tt s Welt de. Lest Mila ed.% re freer lce coals outwards (Ise deer dem Wry dem Ihl nu) ; and Odle la nee. Laarf ter lm are Iramettadr we per Sr. time Bearay to isms, or Um. peak lea. Was. OIL IMO Canal% or Ma. Fe the real, wale see kale erl re mime ere_ Angle end lams Ma aleopeee; Meme le U. L.. NM le II& Malik Mr; Meetada. H. lie. Teak. Thee le Me we brim tam Ihs.errseq ear, Meetly to Barter led brk, KW dr reed, AM The Artier& teak erldire re saner tree d imam kr Pert Plata Wish er Ma" MIN Wpm tea, payable lag lem Ms. la Me aim. The reederrued ail lad dared der irt reek erreleal Me Meld* Malirdi am. Gem& . . IN" Tamp. Billlb Mare newt lbss -- .. ... 1 443 Isla .. —.... 1 w— lbw ZwAss*—.—..-- I 111 Port Philp ...... ..... 1 MS Wog .............. .4. a Oat -1111 7 tale -- 2 40311 Per mos bus Os Chios% the rite Is still b. les. to U. X, orb. lb. hi resass. Outward MOW Is the Wed MIN en fevesr, soosequeot spat ths Imbed sheellideg hemowerls. The Mos kg cools ix fusl Ilex Webs Ns Ns. lb Timm I Ille.,Nowerbsb,, bs.; homewards, 03e. het DINES; Wait owl km" Daft in. Six mesa psalm kr Nob ben it Tins ars is follows, a . set et II 4.4111 bass—llese. Mt; Ai" IV.; Gelb, M.; 1131.8 larilw,o4l Sao Ars MA ; Blamer% Hi.; Sly Mt Also :.. 8413§,sleobs. M.; Valrarstso, 354.; digs, Am tea be trt I lbesisalls, Irk ; Hananah, 10L; P 114.08. 1 WO 421.; Cave a Own 80p... 231. Nom Leone, 2414 Ml. M ew Tea, 2214 WI; 171. 102.; O porto, 191, • Alszasir24. - M.; MIL ; B• 10111011114 Malta, Modes, Toile% all SOL ; Whos e Tomb* Gatos, Naples, all M.; Trieste, W.; to WIDNRIDAT 11•101[w.. The funds maintain vouch steadiness, but a decline of j per cent. was established this afternoon. Some speculative sales, in realisation of profits, have been induced by the approach of the monthly settlement. There was, however, no teodenoy towards fluctuation, and most other departments of the Stock Exchange retain a favourable appearance. _ . n. discount market to-day was well supplied with money, with a good demand. In some quarters to- morrow's weekly board at the Bank is looked for ward to with interest, owing to the impression that the directors may remove the additional charge now exacted upon disoount of bills with more than 60 days to run. In the Stock Exchange money was sensibly easier, and short loans were obtainable on government securities at about 5 per cent. 1 Cowls were supported during, great part of the day at yesterday's final quotation of 931 to l l i M 10th inst., but had receded at the close to 93 to /. For money the lot pries was 92 1 _to 93. The *Metal Indus, report is la follows :—Three par Osat. Con. anis, for money, 93/, 921, 931, 93, 931; ditto, foe account, 10th April, 93/, 931. Consol &ILL! Mut Three4nd-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer falling payable t Scrip the in 1858 and INew 869, 9LB/ oan , I. The Conan of was quoted this afternoon 3 to n prem., and the Exchequer Serjp, 3 to 31 = es, The March use; Bills ruled at Is. to 4s. prem. • the June If at 2s. die. to par ; Excite querdim. i3onde at 981 to 1 ; and India Bond s at 10 s . t o se. In the foreign stock market the principal feature was a considerable rise in Mexican Bonds and Turkish Six per Cents. Mexican Bonds were first marked 201, rose upon numerous speculative pur- chases to 22, and closed at 211 to 1. Various reports were circulated in explanation of the advanoe, bat the price of this stock has lately ruled low. Turkish Six per Cents. were also in great speculative favour, and were marked as high u 1031. The closing quotation was 102 to 1, being a per cent. higher than that of yesterday. Today's fresh rise has induced some considerable sales. The possibility that Turkey may ere long appear again as a borrower must be borne in mind in estimating the value of the existing Six per Cent. Loan. Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. closed rather natter, at 1011 to 102. Sardi nian bonds still meet with inquiry. Some attention also continues to be directed to Spanish securities. In Buenos Ayres bonds a bargain is recorded at 80. The aggregate operations in this department were consider- able. At Amsterdam yesterday (Tuesday) the exchange on London was quoted rather lower, at 11.95, foe short; at Berlin, 6.22 ; at Hamburg, 13.71 ; and at Vienna, 10.04. . _ _ Ottoman Bank share. were quoted this afternoon 11 to If prem., Bank of Egypt 12 to 1;; premium, and National Discount Company L dis. to / pram:, being better. Western Bank of London shares bare risen to 2to I die. London. and County Bank shares were again weaker, owing to further sales for account of holders who are also shareholders in the Tipperary Joint Stock Bank. The stocks of all the Australian land companies, especially the Australian Agricul tural, were decidedly better. London Dock stock was dealt in at 991 ; and Victoria Docks, at 18f to 1. The shares of the Turkish Gas Company were quoted fto pram. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. Business in mining stocks remains only moderate. Imperial Brazilian shares have been dealt in at 2f to 2}; Fortuna Mining at dis.; Australian Mining at If, being again firmer; at:d General Mining at 141. There is no new feature in the gold mining shares. Annexed is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange: Mining Exchange official list : East R3lO, 50, 521, 47, 49 521, 65; East Wray. 2s. 95. ; Fcrt Bowen, 45 ., is. 35. ; k ortn 38 Basset, 371, ; South Caradon, 300; South Francis', 335; South Care Brea, 10; Tineroft 41, 1. ; Trewetha, 31 ; West Caradon, 1371, 140 ; West Grenville, 11.., 7s. 61. ; Wheal Buller, 575 ; Wheal Nary Ann, 26 ; Wheal Nelson, 36 1. ; Wheal Wray, 101; Wheel Grenville, 31h., 324.; Wheal Unity. ; Wheal Edward, 41, 51. In the Stock Exchange: Wheal Buller, 675; South Frances, 3321, 335; Tin craft, 41, ; North Crotty, ; Wised Wrey, 101 ; Fort Bowes, 45.,4e. 65. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.-THIS DAY. &roan —The pnblis sales are small to-day, and emristof foreign. The market is rather quiet in the face of the large pablie salsa erten-bled for to-morrow. Refined firm, grocery lumps 625. 6d. to 54.. 6d. COP/111 —This article has a steady appearance. Ta.s.—Prices are unaltered. Duty paid on tea is Lon don for the weak endirg 29th March, 677,692 lb?. Rim—This article wears a dull appearance. ii•LTPITILIi rem►inn steady. Busr.—A fair amount of business done, at a shade higher peters. Demerara, proof, 2a. to 2a. 6d.; Penang, 2a. 24., proof, of good quality. JOT' has been sold at rather lower prices. Corrow.-100 bales sold. la other articles ao material alteration. so 30 10 9 St. lS t. a 4 i U 1 IS A gt IN IN IN M. U . an ►« Si' 17j in@ NI ST 24 21 14 IN IN IN IN IN IM ble IN IN IN "it ISO De. Is '7 i 11. 1 II 27 6 10$ 14 1011 EA 914 Hi 114 TALLOW MARKET.-MlB DAY. The market is dent to day, with a good demand both for home consumption and import. Qar tations an as follows : Petanbueg Y.C. on the spot. 470. 3d.; April to May, 475.; May to Juno, 475. ; Oet. to Deo., 471. ed. HAY MARKRT.-THIS DAY. /tr. 8.1. Davie motto trade without alteration. Primo meadow hay, 95e. to 105 e.; superior, 110 e. to 120 e.; Ul terior, 70e. to She. ; rows,. 70e. to 05e.; clown. 100 e. to 130 e. ; second sat. 100.. to 1205.; straw, 28e. t• 324. ORFORD UttrigltgrrT, APRIL 2.—lna Cooper,- tion holden dila morning, being the first d of term, the following degrees were cenferred, vie.:— Muter of Arts— Hon. and Rev. Robert Henley, Baliol College ; Rev.Fraoeis Barlow Teesdale, Exeter Co ll ege ; Rev. William Tuckwell (Fellow), New College; John Cartwright Jones, Christ Church ; Robert Hoaeywood, Trinity College; Rev. Regi nald Campbell Edwards, %Wham College; and Thomas Edward Brown, Oriel College. Bachelor of Arts—William Morrie Exeter College ; Edward Carlisle Willoughby, Oriel Meal, ; and William Alfred Bell, Queen'. College. ETON COLLEGE, APRIL 2.—A resignation from the Rey. Dr. Okes, Provost of King's College, Cambridge, has arrived at the residence a the Rev. Dr. awtrey, Pro vost of Eton, ccouioned by the marriage of the Rev. Charles Caldeoott Jamey, M.A., one of the mute,, of Eton. Mr. Witt, K S., csrain of the school, was consequeetly summoned to the Provost's lodge t to undergo the customary ceremony of " rippicg " previous to hie depar ture for Cambridge. Ripping is an ancient custom of the college. The boy, on getting King's, appear, before the provost in his gown, which formerly was closed in front, and the provost had to rip it up in order to disrobe him; the gown of the present de although similar in texture, is somewhat varied in form, being open in frost, consequently in order to perpetuate the ceremony, it hse to be sown up previous t ) the fortunate scholar aopeariog before the pro vost to be ripped. Charter' le now captain of the school, but it is exported another resignation will arrive for that gentleman before the school rpm*, in which cue Boson quet will be captain. INTERMARRIAGES AT ALLIANDitle.—The English Causal et Alezandrie, backed by oar Consul-Oeur , f, ham noently refused to /Larry a Protestant English girl to a Mahomedan Egyptian, though bothers anxious to be united. The plea given is that the Egyptian is nut subject to the authority of the British Consul, and therefore by the laws of hie own country he might &vireo his English wife the day after marriage, or take other wives besides hero'', and the Consul would have no power to protect the girl. But independently of this reason our Consuls are ani mated with the desire of discountenancing the mar riage of English women with the natives of this country, for they lead to misery. The Egyptians who are sent to England for their education are generally taken from the lower climes, and, though liberally r rovaled for while in England, on their return to Egypt they have to begin life on a very low scale, with a pittance of seldom more tha* 601. yearly. Boma parents in England, seeing the Egyp. time abundantly supplied with everything, imagine they mut hold high rank in their own country, and do not heel tate to giving them their daughters in marriage. But these marriages, though binding en the part of the women, are not binding on the part of the Egyptians, who are subject only to the laws of their own country ; and the men, though they may have imbibed some civilised ides while in Eng land, moon return to their natural propensities, and neglect their English wives, or do not hesitate to make additions to their harem, and the wives bitterly regret the step they have tikes.—Letter in the Passes. . —• THE TARTARS Or THE CRIMEA.—A late prisoner of war in Russia has addres•ed the following to a coteni pour, :—" I have jest returned to England after having nod live months' experience of Russian orisons. To dwell on my hardships sn4 the degradation of my bishop on a march of 133 days with convicts into Um interior of that country is not the object of this letter. My desire is to Ilz instant attention on the pitiable condition of hundreds of the wretched Tartar population in the Crimea who are festering in Muscovite prisons, or on march to exile, guilty of no other grime than that of having supplied provisions to the allied troops. At Simpberopol 1 law them lying in the loathsome sells of the town ; on the roads I saw them dragged from their homes, chained, beaten, wending their way, as I wee Informed, to the hcrrore of Siberia* exile. They looked for pity, not unmingled with here, to the friendly touts of their English fellow-eeptives. Let not the sorrowful sigh ing of these prisoners and their trust In English eywp iihy be vain. Let these lines, supported by England's powerful appeal, c`aitn regard to their sufferings, and challenge re medy for their wrong , . The puce that hes beau signed wit diffuse joy throughout Russia. Let the magnanimity of their Emperor, who hu restored 'him Husks to his vat domains, give back the Crimean stiles to their hearts." THE LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY. — Traffic statement, week ending March 29: Total number of omnibuirs at work, 393; ev rsge numbs, running daily throughout the week, 384; totsl receil.t.s. 7.141 i. 13s. Ild. srstage per omnibus for seven der., 181. Ile. 111 d. I 13 14 IN OS 100 NI li le 71 1 li Pa IS i i 1114 111 II MA +.! ` 4 Itt is tq 111 i sal ft; 71 7 Di I 71 4 Ail 100,000 10,000 100,000 woo 82.,000 8,000 10,0011 ICON ON 11 % ,000 80.000 12,000 100,000