The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-29 00:00:00

ME CRIMEAN MILITARY INQUIRY. FOURTERNTH ITINO.—THD3 DAY. imistry was resumed this morning, whale s The Judge-Advocate, addreesiag Lord Cardigan, asked ..ether he was dealreus of 'tiding his c imp'sint against the 'et , rt • t tar commissioners, if so, the board wished him in 'Not out, at once, the passages cf which ha complained. Lord Cerdicen • aid the o '•sages were all well defined in „wise.% sh ch he had to reed to the court; but before raiding that statement he wished to state that he had him• *lll demanded a, inquiry, although after first reading the roper to had written to the Sfeletely of War upon the sabred. That letter had bean laid before parliament, but he now cordially embraced the opportunity of go.s,; more rally into the subject than be had bean able to do in that letoir. He then teed a very love statement, of a geoeral aware, referring to - :he general cheep,. sutp s.d to be brought against bin in the report of the eomm•s•iorers, woich he sold seemed prin t. tidy to resolve themselves into one, namely, that he had contributed to the subsequent inefficiency of the cavalry, by refusing to send them upon a very dangerous service toat of fetching up forage from • Balaklays, at a time when they were dying daily from sheer elhaast.on. Glancing at the various ate• t: as cccapied by his brigade from their landing at Versa up to the b.tt e of Inkermana, at the beginning of November, he said that there had been, so far, no gnat w:int of f.,rager, and contended that be had in all reaped' acted in the way beet calculated to pr .mote the welfare cif h.s brigade. To pray. th;. he should rely principally upon :i.e evidence given before the Sebastopol committee, so that would not be necessary for him tote ruble the board with many wits . The noble earl was proceeding to read eat ruts from the evids■re referred to, when The Judge-Advocate isteipieed with the remark that such 'einem cowl,/ not ba takes at evidence by the board; sad it would therefore be better for Lerd Cardigan to pro mid with hie statement without Warring to tot Sebastopol .ommittee. Lad Cardigan said he did not see how it was possible for hies to go on with his case, U he were not allowed to take the course which he had marked out, and than referred to certain remonstrances addressed by ism to Lied Raglan and Lord Lucas epos the intimated stay of his bones on the heights of lakermann, where they were subjected to great aufferiogs, sod which renianetrances welted in his obtaining permission to remove a tot siderable poriith of his horses to Hinkel. After the storm of November 14, there wee 'great defisiency of bay, and he was often unable to gee more timbale., sad a more dim lilt.. c r 121 be. at a time Lr oath lone. Reining to a mat er which enacted him preciosity, he that by pannirion of Lord Rigida, In consequence of being eerionely ill, he slept on bind his yacht for Bee weeks, and finding that this did not cordate the cleared effect, sad that condoned illness precluded the hope of hi ratan to active *thrice, he presented himealf relsetantly before a medical board, and filially threw up his conianad an the 29th of November. The cable earl then wetted that he had, while in command of the Light Brigade, taken t►e best steps in hie poser to prct et h a hors.), and emitted that the sufferings of the horses rum principally from de ficiency of forme. Upon this point he read numerous au. tracts from the 'enlace* taken before the Sebastopol Com mittee; mining up thew @struts with his own reracike in a way 'bids made it difficult to decide which was nee and which the other. There was, however, nothing new is this portion of his ata•ement. emanating the martaLity of bones in his brigade with that of the Heavy Brigade and the Artillery, he tad that the former had net been greatly to gums. He asserted that the eammiarioners, in their report, bad drawn in fluences to his pecjudice, whits were entirely with eat foundation, mad at all events it wee quite an jestiliabk far them to nuke such severe strictures es they bad dose upon a difference of lees of hem between tie two brigades, ameantisg to no le no mere this two per emit. in a station of meth than teafeld dagger. Recurring to the question ef blame im puted to him for not sending ►ie hones to Belaklava fee hip, be said that hie opinion swiscided with that of We Lieutenaat-Omni and the Commander in-Chief ; tad be thought the fi ca which he had adduced fully entitled him to baud fns the coact an acquittal upon the awls which had bees brouist agaiset hied. (App!suse.) Lord Culligan this applied to be allowed to wads' Hr. Deputy Commissere•Qasusl Crakkabeak, t►e eel, witness whom it was at present his intention to Mr, Crideket ash ta•d be mai* application to Lord LOOM fer horses for trust ort dry, between the 14th and 28th ii November, bat the horses were refund. He believed he bed made repeated applicaloes ti Lord Lucia, who always refused the bozos'. It case not his (wisest's) duty to oak why they were refined. ford audigas emd he had no more qamtions to pat to Mr. Craieksbaok, sad no more witnesses to examine. In reply to the Bo trd, Mr. Cr•'ekehaak said that ho met all the semosaMag olcen n November 16, whoa they all wood to owed • mats somber of hones to Salablan f r forage, and it was upon tin that he mai' applleaties to Lord Loon ter the horses. The roads ware sot very bad when the trot appleatios wee made, asd ft woe thought the homes fogad go from dm °amp to Salaklan. Had no copy of the npresastatio• made by hies te Lind Lana ; had no publio penal i• his peeeessien. [Pr ending wh•a our report left.] IRELAND. DUBLIN, MONDAY Ermine. TIPPERARY BANK. to Muter Murphy's court the whole of this day baa been occupied with arguments and statements by Mr. Brewster, Q.C., oa the part of Mr. V. Benny, M.P., and sseetai other Isaraed gentlemen, respired ing the settlement of tie list of contributions. Nothing his yet been finally arranged, and it is likely that the process of settling the list will be a ray Udine one. The 'Habil° annoenommest of the ratification of peace is to be made and the ommaion duly oolebrated in Dublin on Friday Lex% nut principal streets will be lined with troops, the public buildings illu minated, sod a grand display of fireworks be prc• muted in the Phoenix Park. - . Yesterday a pois.oral from Archbishop Cullen was read in the Roman catholic chapels, announcing the peace as a subject for public gratitude, and Mashing co the Maynuoth question and some other matters affecting the particular interests of the Rama ca tholic church. A To Drum for the piece was chanted by the arelrbishop's directions in the Me tropolitas Chapel, Marlborough-street, and in the venous other Roman catholic parish chapels. Mi. LINDSAY, M.P., AND TM! CIVIL BERVICZ.— Is ceseequence of the great Merles, la the trade of the Tyne, Ise Board of Cartons bays eoeskterebly added to the stad m the ~ :estom-ho,s• of Shields. A poetises of the up. plintionts wen gems by the Trneury to Mr. Ltadsey, 11.1'., wto, iesteed of wine tbest for party bas imputed to, m to a committee, consisting of isirts sad trades:me of all parties is the tows interested is the trade of the port. Several deserving ponces have thee bees placed is respectable situationa.—Mericheefor Guardia*. LOCAL MARINE BOARD.—LIVIREOOL, MONDAY. —Tbe r.csat Gnome between the Local Marine Based of this post sod the Bard of Trade has sada is a total rapture, as members of the former keying resigned es Pritley lest. Hie wPr.hip the Mayor. Jots Stewart, Bog.. &ending to the pros 'ions of the Mercantile Maria. Act, has tamed • proelout•too, sopointieg to. Bth of May seat the day for electing us new members to 811 the vacancies. GREAT FIRE AT EDMONTON.—On Sunday night a Arc links act is ins t steam., prsenisu of Misers. Hasse ford, tailors, 1, High-itsest, Edna mton. The dowel being drifted by • strong wand. er r ad espial, to other bosses in the sicisity, and w, re sot eetingaiebed until nearly el: o'clock ou Monday minnow. Messrs Henneford's matins sad the magenta were mune d.stroyed (ssiassred), so were also the prea , ste and stock of Mr. Al n, bootmaker. I, iiigh-itreat (mowed in the 8Go) ; Mr. Rtyshara, botcher, 4. ligh-ttint (nodding ismor.d is the Imperiel); sad Mr. Gladden, as dealer, 5, Nish street (uninsured). Two large houses at the beck of Meson. Hansebrd's lit out is time sesta, and belonging to Mr. E B.eker, al ales as nooses pied boss*, 2, High -street (tame owner) were based dews, aid wen all autasurett. The puma of Mr. Lanett, pork botcher, 6, High )tdstree. mad of Mr. Bread, hairdresem, 7, High- , were greau amaged, as were the baldinele at the beck f the boom Nos 2 to 6, Higher rest Tbe cause of the Ire is act knows. JENNY LIND AND Tar BAND OP TB! 718 T 2101111INT.—Whea Jassy bud loft Toronto I. Canada, when the list wa. thee stationed, the band tuned out, sad accompanied her to the ralltray. Os petting, she %beaked them, aid soured them she would Laget Ads tee, aid atteetion. Tears oared over; aid it so Itoopeeted toot is Tasseay, ;easy I, , ad sad the bead of this Tist aisle bead theaseelees ta vie seise eity (Perth). whoa, re momberSic how they had h .soured her fa a divas* lead, razz, orders that the whin eitosid nosey. tickets a att to the soseert.—PwM divortiew. PROCLAMATION OF PEACE. THIS DAT. Peace wee this day publicly proclaimed by Garter Lisp at Arms, attended by the hereditary Earl Marshal, the Doke of Norfolk, and a 111•11111,0114 retinue of par solvents, heralds, beadles, sad trumpeter. But little no tice was given to the public that this ceremony would be gone through ; yet as early se ten o'clock the route from St. Jansee's Palace to Temple-bat began to be lined with bodies of police, whilst the streets wen patrolled by mouthed officers The public thee became aware that something wee on the lapis, and, se aeon ap proached, all the thareaghlares arished a butlieg aid crowded *prances. Bunter was essepeoded at the publics offices ; in Pall-mall the windows of the slabs were 'hinged with spsetatore, and for upwards of as hour sad a half people were kept is a state of suspense, wondering what there would be to see, and hen and then tinning to some venerable individual who endeavoured to recall to me mory the incidents eructed with the bet peoalamation of par. The thoioughfare from Temple-bar to Bt. James's Palace was etched to traffics from half-pset ten till the return of the procession, shortly after one o'clock. About half-peat eleven the Garter Ling at Arms, the ,Berl Minkel, and the other lanctionaries who were to take pert la the ceremonial rumbled in St. James's-yard, whence they proceeded to the front of the Palace, where a detain ment of Bone Osiris was drawn up, sad when the High Bailiff and Officers of the City of Westminster were in attendance at half-plet eleven o'clock. The Officers of Anse, Sergeants at Arms, Bowan Trompeter, the Trumpets, Drum-major sad drums, were oleo &rambled in the Stable-yard, St. James's. The Garter King-at-Arms road the proalaniation, given elsewhere. The medial: of the doesmeot was preceded by but of draws sad flourish of trumpets and followed by a discharge of musketry. At this point the commons wee very large, end whoa the Garter Kin at Arms uttered the words, "God are the Gana," the cheering was pastel and en thstelaatic. The Proclamation wu rani at St. Jameengsto by Outer; after whieh the Officers of Arms, habited is their tabards, sad being :smutted, made a promotion theses to Charing mon in the following order: A put, of Life Gouda, to clear the way. Beadles of Westminster, two and two, with Moves. High Constable, with bin Staff, on hornbook. High Bailiff and Deputy Stewud of Witstminsior. Knight's Manhole mn, two and two. Drums. SerjuntiTrunpeter. &wants at 1 Pumaivaais. J &presto at Arm. J Halal is. t Arms. _ _ Lit. Guards. Pall-mall was Used with spectator., but the promeskin pessentiag saytkiag bat an imposts( aspect, the public pre distinct interests to their disappelatinest. They had, se doubt, anticipated smithies Mich would present some sew festers of street memory. The ally souelty, however, cossisted in the promisee of the " Baubles" ad the minas Weeminster pariahs., wham tided lethal robes preowned a melancholy contrast to the showy heifers' et the Guards sad the (Interims panOnesalla ei the Zan Marshal's retinas This fumed the tediums side if the earemem. sad seesawd to empeseste the public, by the it crested, for the pausity of outward display la the posessien. At Chariagmrom, sa Often of Arms reed lb. Pro alumnae, looking towards Whitehall; after which the preemies moved oh to Temple-bar, the gates of which bong shut, the Jenks Perennial of Arms, gong oat of the teak, between two trumpeters, pleaded by two Hone Guards to clear the way, rode hp to the gate, end, after the trumpets had wooded thrifts knocked thereat. Being asked by the City Marshal from within, " Who somas there 1 " he replied, " The Olken of Arms, who demand estrum late the City to publish her Majesty's Preclamaties of Poses" The gates were hamodlately aimed, whoa he woo admitted nose, sad the gates wall seat sena. The City Marshal, useeded by his °Seen, seadeated him to the Lord Mayor, to who. he promoted her Majesty's warner, which his lordship read and retsreed, sad then gave directions to the City Marshal to open the gams, which use mentagly dose, the City Marshal observing so the Pansinat of Ants, " kr, the 'MY are ponied " , —a wme •rhat amps•fiento observation, sena' that the Madmen and rickety gates had already rolled beck to their what politica. The Westmlastor beadles, with their hesey-beaded staves, sad the high- BattlE, who was smated on a white 'huger, were hen relieved fees the donne. jocularity of the public, sad, to all appearance, seemed highly delighted that their share of the duty was at ea 'ad. The preemies, thus denuded:of its parochial eppeadege, moved numb Temple-bar sad halted at the foot of Chah owy-lue, where the proclamation was again read, but this tits without any seeoupanying waste of powder. Thom the Lord Mayor, Alderson', and Sheriffs joking the promenes Immediately after the Winn of Arun, it mimed ea Se the eat of Woodutreet, where the noes formerly steed la Chemist& ; sad, the proclunaticia having bees there nod, the preemies costiased to the Boyd Bactuusge, where the proclamation was read for the last time. The wowd hers was very deem, sad beanies for the moment was satiety sespendeL Tice trumpets". weeded a shrill blast previously to sad immediately after ash reading of the proaleastice. The eine fiesetiesaries ap peared I. theft state esnisges, Ind theft proems. leaded somewhat to relieve the bold aspect whisk the wish ask wore previews to the entry of the peoesseies late the de mate of Gag sad Magog. Oa the whole the genani impreados seemed to be that the cieremehy wee • failure sad unworthy the masks. There was a shivered expremles of thaakfalases at the renovation of pews, but at the same date ea 'piston ap peared to prevail that the aspect of the premmies did set warrant the laterruption to traMe •ad Omissive which it prodsesel. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. THIS DAY. OF 300 BOVil. Palstat .. 'Gallas .. Palpate, S ran.' LATEST BETTING. CHESTER CUP. 12 to 1 apt Yellow leek (I) 26 to 1 Typos (1) DERBY. 2 t. 1 opt Wentworth Off ) 16 to 1 Porto Woo (t) 26 to 1 Flt-by-Nigitt (t) 40 to 1 Papuans. 40 to 1 Bird-Is-BmM (of) 60 to 1 Prism 60 to 1 Sugar Plus (4) Aaarestri.—Masasaise, Whiteface, Balm all, Tom Thumb, Colesbill, Peter William,. Peer Flat, Trio:dour, Flytag Dashes', M. D., Irish Dimmed, Dabble, sad Phipps. Weatwastb Jigsaws«). SINGULAR SMALL DIRT Cetsa.—At the nail& Sma:l Debt Gov't ira Thum., a ream sovel ems was dis posed of. It spouted that a pram la the silty had a large queatlty of sugar la his window ticketed at " per lb." A meets entsred the @bop sad parehased a posed. sad afterwards ordered the Mel %amity apes whisk the Gast was placed. The grew espresso" his witnesses, I. sell a posed at the prise reeled. bat nesse" to part with • let at that pries Thereupon as Mile was bresight, salsa the proem for the eindsresse is rise between 425. per wet. and Us. per serr.—the boom befog dee rate et tid. per lb., sad the Woe the prise at whidi the seise quality efx= soil be based Tsetse& eleewhow Tits dm If ambit the green. Webs dies the /ebbe were Gadded as believe. from the thus la the window, that Use sag" Ass saleable at that pries either ia used or large quantities —Glasgow Herald. Tae RISPEISIGITATION or LANCASTRI.--Sittes the omosoomoat that ow/ of the members for tkio bovosilt fa: loads or Miro. Mr. It .bort Oladitoso. of Masobootor. Yr harried Ms forsook* of &Koenig, a osafildsts to 'apply tbo Timmy. Mr. Oladitose's polltise in anserratAve.— Ihttabsosr Orardigm. SHARE LIST-THL9 DAY. Tio (Ahem Ia the railway share market Pocky attention is sickly absorbed with the settlement. Beath Eastern and some other descriptions are flat, bet generally the market is rather inner in charade: than yesterday. Midland stock, amongst others, is better supported. The rates of " continuation," however, are in many mese heavy. Canadian shares are better, bat in other foreign lines there is little movement. 11. Ira. I l iti . Slfiei Im 87i NUNU Is. - w — ree - ,* NU milli THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRII, 29, 1856. AMIRXIAN taiLirAYs. Mir Omni op. dad_ ..„ ... ISM 166. 7 pat ... ... ... ... DU Ds 7 per mot ( Pi es Idad) 1060 De 17$ do. abates, DI deb pi& leddrea Oimer 8 P.Y.0•18•111 per d, M M (last Pad) 1663 Do. Is. 7 pprr oat. scomlll6lo 16811 Dow Tat 7p. ester 1671 us. 18871 Da do. Ds. do. lid Mari. ... INS DP. do. IFlldap had ... 1876 Olds add 11/o.7p.Quome baud aos. 1673 Olio sad Illedrlppli la Wet. Daub Di. do. Did Ds. ... ItaisyL Op.st. Omni Ms. la 110771P8 9 Do. d• fall de. Mi. mad Drew 6 p. s„ Idt SM. 1600 I De. id Malpis. I par est— isll 1 76 /7 re es N se 1 Sdb 9t IS I SO If I 113 OS I 80 113 N 11$ 114 $24 70 71 99 ++04 , 1494 904 t lee Ilik aM 1 rr ia— aallailliarald ell MON ANNONNtalua all NAN 10 MaNNllea I mon tiod•orrabarni — ;jot a lON Illimasakam UMW all 14,10:0 10 HWY .14 I.youli Nessiaip.N4NN -- .74 . 2 1I 4,100 N Da.Oris Mamba all 11.011, N Da. Woks Doi Ray 111 KM 1 aia 4 NAN 140,000 I 111 MAIO IL team,ll 111 all SAN U ON; UN 76 par Ont an WOOates ....,. MON 1 Groat Manse Vda Ma. all NAN SI tamest a/1 11.010 44 Gram hired ' .. . WAS oft. mug vor iiaGet .11 NAN Many ...—.—.. all 144011 Name --....—....... 1•11.1111 Nos Illlkooa e Mama Undo all WOO 9) PailaNkal Ova Lid . an 100.000 I MINN* —...... 1 14,10014,100ak 1 le .0 son is bell »» »» all 10.11 IS 111 7,000 se snow a• mope 1 Nsalkivataallsa IMOD 1 Da Ram— *ewe. sa. Timpudiatian.c. 40 54,100 10 TY o All NU. MON W ..• all 1 ON KIN 1 Wet 1470 " ‘INT " • all t isailbrall• by U44s Jonft I millandi erkettar4 - 7.: 1 10 41405 a • 1640 GAO U SAN 100 U 0,011 SO 0.010 U UN 28 IMO NO 4,AN NO 0.1114 NO lA* se OAS SO •0110 N US' IS NO NM OO IN UN IN MN NO JO ID ID II 010 Pros. of Inane US NNW .. U Mini — O .. U Miss et krona „ IN. Now Se Slides d trios— -4.1100 II Wut. Soak ot lades 11=111.11 Ana loft of DM larba Owair Lolls Isalasaluaiip. Uri= JIM Meek Lambs ma Pads ...... lamas ik WrOshatat I:72:4lNelsat PMMEW behold SW MA Wain ... ark ft a aY AA I ON.. 92 94 J L9' 41 SS si 151 IliIN 17 3 1 Ai pr I pi 4 2 all 4! 43 - 4i i M $9 Tt Ti Si 6 4as II Amaral= a115t48.11.1. IgAret•Doo lopol NEIL. 1 Drib Watintedlo lAD& AsadoPsolasi.: 0r5....- s et t. Do do . I Deiginet: Met ka auiaillade Ave et. Do do INA Pot 1 4 017dal hire dhow. Olbso.ltAddlralln Copper ferelors Era ............ IL IWO% TiDepoli . Goma Iloolipodia Oat. Lon taw 4 loa.On. OdooltwoOida. 10 1 11oinewsooda iIouLTIL 141114dism dt.amorloas 101411mbads , Da. Do. ..- 4'Do.s 100 N. Dirk N. atolls Id N.S.Walrelor.3p.a. Deb. 1 NMI N. kremlin SO 114ellt of Dome ition.. COnseftlass 1I De. New Mier.. Pedilowtaidileaseal AO hobialtOdnial Nom UM Royal IMO dlert. I" so 1 7 Mistr.lavastss. DS. ..... sir Lea".: 16161 miss Yaks. Surly. li Do. Ds. Itspisisred I,Ses .6161. Orr. p. Beds D %Oda De 6 sks )1 Akio 141 lY 111 111 telli 109 i 11l 4 4 91 N t. - 11 70 70 to if I I pa 47 le 1 1 11 lt le Pe tie 114 $ The following are thin day's sales far the amount: 01DINMIT MAINS AND STOW. Caledonia. 691; Chester mad Holyhead , NV But Angliaa. 16} ; Buten Counties, 91 gg; Groat Warn. 61 g ; Laasaskirs sad Yorkshire, Kg f ; Landon and North Western, 100• London and 6..etk Wasters 9 Kidlood, 731 Norfolk, 64 ; North Bastont—Borwak, 76e CU*, Leeds, 13*. " Pllllllllllll SHAW. Natalia wasters onset r isle and redeswable per ant., 95; ditto Cheater 8 per seat. Pref. Sharon, 1 : Midland Coseslidated, I.eiceater and littehin Preference Stook, 87; Waterford sad Htlkeany, 6 per east., 21. "Poiateia. . - Buffalo aad Luke Heron Re:'way, 71; Boat ladies 6 per eat. Eateeeloas C., n ; Great Lazeabotteg, Canon hoed Shane, 6. ; tte-tosatid frrroitod Shone, 61 ; Great Wretwa of Ceaada Soares, 7.64 6; bledree, games teed 4 per east 19}; Nemo, sad Lt. go (with tatomet) 71; nee& and Bea Femme, (Pernalabuee) Claeceateed 7 per Nat., 41; Blade, surmised 6 per mat., 71 Arta.'llea. If ; BruSH m Imperial (Comas and Cabs), Si; Matto& Nolicas, STOOK JANII. Orisstal Boat Corponties, 42; Ottawa Beak, 61. Amitelima ApiatiTii;l,io; Eu;;6, 141 LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. --•-- Iowa; Aim Ms Ws Ira War. Googb idet poratles. looters 031111lia, 44.-lomolloo toot Tootobtft 11111-loatloo sad North Weans. 1•4-1111/40. noloon. 111. So 44, 15-South Elledirl4 441 oldi. 14 p.-040 woman of 04•440. t p. Maawassn. Ann 21.—The osaket was Weals - . 711 .1 1 :I. sl l l= t 41:1 1411 8-4,444 .1 111 lairookloth lee -MCA /Marto Tst AP= IL-11to sitar* whet Sloth*dm mks la row mime to sotoooorallo imam et • *144 al downier. TINt taboottg wen snow the isilollms-1440wn Otoutiso, 44 to 14-411445 t Woooro. 614 to ell -Loft 4E4 Meth Was" lea 100-INraiagion ( ml, 92 Witt. IR SCHOOL OF ART. Thu annual meeting took plam at the Royal Imaitetisa, Maasheeter, yesterday. The emulates im ported that they still eentinised to receive about the mass manse of goverameet grant (111101.), with this small snow men (61.) for pupil Umbers, but bad to record their *Fisica stile matianed Sigh dueling sad utility as a praatical salmi of art. They were nadeavouriag to 'Mead the benefits et the steam by the estsbilabemat of a elms Is, artistes, sod by Owls; isstruction in various public schools, both at a very low rate of charge. The mom or other wise 'width might attired these of would he more fully expialeed in • future report. The COGIMine• bad still to regret the ezbtame of tbe debt referred to to their last report, sad a slight Masan theree4 mod would recommend to their sIiSONIOVG MIAMI re do:time in espeases, and thee soma to the publie for doetations le dear off lumen. Mr. ilimmeadey, the head muter, read a mpict rsferriag w th satisfaction to the pro bof the ?spite, as shows fa the sham of mime take. them at lb. Makibidos is Loads. Mr. Edinaad Pot ter, ashram of tbe asestisg, szpimod regret that the salmi was aot better supported by the pmbNe, and soprano, a hope that the 'overawe of ,tits Royal Instituthat would yet gambit more sympathy to their behalf by relinersiskieg W wboie of that pat of the 2001. per attain iiMegaite tits school for rent to that hulloing. Mr. Rlllll5/aigpstiod that Mere might possibly be room enough in Yi sow Mookaake Irate*en few the sabool, ad that It might be Masked at a lower not. He had lately be through the Potteries, and visited the works of Crpeland, Minton, ad MlkMg a, when the perms a siga bad made aa advisee, tad the way is which the malls par alleled the produstions of them works he Ought @bowed OM they bad a full appreolatiee at the beautiful in design M est now that they were le be obleined.—Mr Batley and Mr. Merge addeemed rha meatlng, and 'moieties■ were palled re-sambas' Pio esonalline and saint 01110111, and MAW thee* elf the gist pow and dm awns (Kenn. Iwawawisy now/ Ow lboir swilsor. 110107 AVARIET.-THIS DAY. Two o•Crmoo. The funds to-day have been quieter. Priors are now quoted :} per cent. above the roar o'clock range of yesterday, bat per oent, below the improved prices which were established after regular hours yesterday afternoon. Consols for the 9th of May have ranged between 92 and 921, and are now quoted 92} to 1. For money the price is 92 to 1. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 901 to 91; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 1; Bank Stock at 2121; India stock at 227; Exchequer Bonds at 99}; Exchequer Bills, March, at 21. dim., to 2s. prem.; ditto, June, at 2s. to fe. die. The, foreign stook market is very quiet, with no I striking change in prior. The sales include Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., at 931 ex div.; Mexican, at 214 to 1; Remise Five per Cents., at 1041 to 1; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 431; ditto. Deferred, at 231; Turkish Six per Cents. for money, at 94 ; ditto for account 16th May at 961 to 96; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 1001 to 5. By way of Singapore advice' have been renived from Melbourne extending to the 14th of February, being a fortnight later than these previously to hand. They mention the clearance from Melbow co of the Indemnity on the Bth, and the Steboeheath on the 14th of February, for London; and the Sultans, with the firovernment mails, on the 11th, for Liver pool. The aggregate amount of gold shipped on board thee' vessels is probably considerable. The wheat market yesterday was firmer, but an ad vance of Is. to 2s. per qr. over the rates of Monday week, though asked, was not generally paid, and a considerable quantity remained unsold at the close. Only three floating cargoes have arrived off the coast since last Friday. Most of the French corn markets report a further advance. The &deices from China announce the failure of Messrs. Nye, Brothers and Co., of Canton, with liabilities estimated at about 300,000 i. The report of the Sambre and Meuse Railway Company is limed prior to the half. yearly meeting to be held on the Ist of May. A dividend of 3e. 6d. per share is recommended. With reference to the recent negotiations, the directors state that only one offer from a principal has been made, whiclt was quite inadmissible. The other offers, emanating from " unaccredited agents of unknown parties," could not, they say, be entertained. v ire understand that the Bank of Egypt hes et • cured the services as manager in this country of Mr. Robert Giggles, late of the firm of Leach, Diggles, and Co., of Calcutta, a gentleman who has had a lengthened and practical experience in Eastern coin. mum. Bt. Petersburg advice, of the 19th inst. quote the exchange on London 371 to Id. The Master in Chancery charged with the wind ing op of the Nelson Sea Voyagers and General Life ASIOTSCOS and Investment Company proposes on the 7th of May to make a call of li. 10c. per share upon all the contributories. The halt-yearly dividend is advertised on the Wilmington and Raleigh (U. S.) Railroad bonds. MONDAY Evasixe. The funds to-day exhibited increased depression. Some large sales being effected by influential brokers, apparently in preparation for the new loan, further fall of i per cent. took place in the morn ing. At 4 o'clock, prices were still j per out. lower than they closed on Saturday. After the recognised hours, however, a rally of I per cent. was quoted, sambaed by rumour& that to-night's proceedings in the House of Common. on the Kars question will in volve no peril to the Cabinet. Pending an official announcement u to the amount of the proposed new loan, the market continues unsettled. It is suggested that an attempt might be ruefully made in Parlia ment to extract from the Chancellor of the Exch.. quer some information upon this important point. In Lombard-street to-day the demand for money was spin active, and the market showed some tight. nese. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short lune on Coe efla did not exceed 6 per cent., but a demand will be stimulated in connexion with the fort nightly settlement now in progress in the share and foreign stock markets. Consols opened this morning at 921 to 1 for the Bth of May, receded to 92, and were quoted at four o'clock, 92 to 1 for amount, and 911 to 92 for money. Subsequently a recovery took place to 921 to 1 for "time." The " contango" for the June account rules at about 1 per cent. This indicates a continued outstanding speculation for higher prices, and contributes to render the market sensitive in face of the threatened creation of new stock. The investments of the public, however, are believed to proceed steadily. The offi cial business report is as follows i—Three per Cent. Consols, for mousy, 92 1 , 3. 911, 92; ditto, for w enn; Bth May, 921, 1 92,921. Three per Cent. Reduced, 913, 1, 901, 91, 901. New Three per Cents., 911, 92, 911, 1, I, 3. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885 (Loan of 18,000,0001.), 17 1-18, 17. Thres-and-a-lialf per Cent. Exchequer, Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 981, 98; ditto, in 1859, 98. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also dealt in at 75. The March Exchequer Bill. IMO quoted par to 3e. prem.; the June Buis at 4a. to le. din.; Exchequer Bards, 98 to I; and India Bonds, 84. to 3e. dia. - In the foreign stock market the chief feature was a Sulker considerable decline in Turkish Six per Cents. This stock fell below 95;, and closed at 0; to 96 ex div., being ; per cent. lower than the Stud quota. tion of Saturday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. left off I per mut. lower than on Saturday, at 100; to 101 e. For each of these stocks the quotation for the new account of the 15th of May ruled ;to per cent, higher. Mexican Bonds were in request, and have recovered f per amt. Other stocks in this department were generally dull. Equador-Peruvian Four-and♦-Half per Cent. Dense Bonds were also dealt in at 59. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares were again better to-day, closing at 51 to 6 prem. Riga and Donal:erg Railway shares were quoted f to 1 prem., and Italian Junction Railways, fto f prem. Some transactions took place in those of the General Bank of Switzerland at 1 to 11 prem. Ottoman Bank and Bank of Egypt shares have declined to I to; pram., and Weston Bank of Lon don to 6 to 4 die. ondon and Paris Bank were quoted 4 to 2 dim. ; and National Discount, f dia. to 4 prem. London and County Bank stock is marked 331 to ft Australian Agricultural shares fell 11. Those of the Victoria Docks advanced 10a. General Screw Steam shares were dealt in at 151 to I ; Pe ninsular and Oriental Steam, at 86 ; Royal Mail Steam, at 72 to 4 ; New South Wales Five per Cent. Debentures, at 97; and Victoria Six per Conte, at 106 f. The directors of the Ottoman Bank call the atten tion of holders of scrip, who are not original sub scribers, to the imperative necessity of sending in an application for registration. At the "asking-op" in the railway share market to-day the rates charged for carrying over purchasers' accounts to the next amount of the 15th of May were moderate as regards the heavier stocks, but on the lighter shares they remain high. On balance, the outstanding speculation is still evidently for higher li:lsec This fact renders the market sensitive. Sah ined is our usual statement of the opening rates of "oontango Loam mad Weak Roam to ipa et tutu. Naiad - —. to do. issaolda Yorloal; —.. to do. Doweri ID pot awe ditto. Groat Naas= &a to do. Caokator« MO to 5.10 do. Tort tad Neat! ...... 14; to i 4 °. lionitao 1.111 to 1 do. On French shares the rates of interest ruled gene- I rally at about 8 per amt. per annum. In Sambre and /dense and Great Luxembourg shares there is a ommiderable floating speculation for the rise. High terms were sommegnently paid by buyers for the pri vilege of postponing the taking up of their stook until the 16th of May. Os the former the rate was 149 to 1-16 per share, and on the latter 142. 19i original stock of the Great Western Beltway dab souk carried 2s. to 31. per share a oontango." MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocn. The transactions in foreign mining shares brow, been more numerous in the Stock Exchange teat. Cobre shares have been dealt in at 83 to 84; Imperial Brazilian at 31 ; National Brazilian at 2$ to 2s; United Mexican at 3$ to 4; and Australian Maim at 11. The gold mining share, remain doll. Apnexed 11 • list of yesterday's tntusactioas is iL Mining Exchange and Sock Exchange : Mining Exchange official list : gait Nose, 391, 40, 38$. 1, 40, 4 1 ; Port Boerne, Granebler and Bt. Anbro, 100, 106 ; 1141mbirea, 364.,40e.; Issely Bertha, 17e. 6J.; North Basset, 371, 38; Par 010. ' role, 181, 19 ; Pedniedrea. 27e. 6d. ; Rounarne IJelaadl. 85, 81, 90, 921, 87$, 90; 8 ntridge Console, 21, 13-16; Onto ridge and Beattrd, 3t. 6d., 3e. 3d., 3..6d.; &nth To*iuk 120, 126; West Caradon, 1371, 140; Wheal Edward, M, 1; Wheal Mary Ann, 281, 29 ; Wheal Zion, 20 i. In the Stock Exchange: West Glendon, 140 ; South Caradon, 290; Alfred Cea— sols,l3l ; Par Comb', 19$ ; Bortridge Console, 21,1; Ter Croft, 4 ; South Tamar, 6; Vain of T4wy, 325.; Wheal Edward, 45,1 ; Fort Bowen, 6s 64., 61. ONDINAIIT SHAM AND MOLL VserVaway de. 11/14...1 Itaitar r sal Seilmemi sea Mirk Imp,. j a i I b a r. - 7 - 14116.10 — allirti .: 1 0 1 ll= istlawab(ii• L lav ~.:~ Wes:: • • "it t ie - r 7 ,D - 71 zi — d; Glelipwarmetie worn Greet !Meta of Greet lleribets D. 4 De. 14, Week—. Gt. .era -- Wotan ) Cilia WOWS. De. Offsamileyes. Stk. lduarla set Wide DA New Melo 0 Lemelooo TeeiWie Do. 'WM MIN Wm Lair sag SieskteD =LlDlghtssk B.oart ma Sank W. I Deilllik..M.isdß.(C , Da. wllr. 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(111 t MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (PROP 011/1 OWN COISRMSPONDENT.) We had • very fair attendance at market this day. Wheat was in gout request, and in some instance obtained 11 per bushel advance, but not general. American Mut was 6d. dearer, and Spanish held 2s. pm sack. Oda, meal, pee, biter, and other articles nnehingell. Full prices being demanded restricted the sale. The weather la genial. MINCING LANK—THIS DAY. &NUL—TM large public sales are progressing with a steady app COYPII has also a steady appearance. Tza.—The letters by ilas Coins mail have not altered an price of this art;cle, but the merkst is firm. SALT ZZZZZ — The public sales went off at rather tearer _ _ prime. Rica sold M public sale at last week's prime, but whiled spirt; Bengal, Sr. to 10.. 61 Ruw.—Tbe maaket is firm. Corrox.-200 bales sold yesterday on 'Chief. at fell prices. CINNAMON. —Toe quarterly sales went off itregoLuly, but previous prices were about sustained. Otre.—Liossed advanced to 301. 10s. to 311. In other articles rri material eiteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market ie a ohm.* firmer t -Joy, It too following quotation', Ms. :—Towe tellow, 48.. nett cosh ; Patin burn Y. C. an the spot, 46 . 9J., Kg to Jane, 46r. 64. to 46j. 9i; Octjber to December, 46t. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis ripens the supp'y large sod trade heavy at lower prime. Prlms meadow, bey, 90e. 1:.100.. ; superior, 106 s. to Ills.; Milner, 60e. to 80s. ; rowels, 70e. to 961.; Meese, 051. to 1265. ; second cat. 955. to 1 1 81.; straw, 28s. no SOL GREAT INDIAN PENINSULA RAILWAY COMPANY. The thirteenth half-yearly meeting of this compel, wan held yesterday. at their aloes, New Broad.strt•st, for the /caret twiner of the company. punuant to the set ; Kr. Fenn in the etude. The report which has lowered In the Express, woo reed by the swerinte4ding dlrecte. - The memuds Were tams as reed. The C 141111•11 mid It would not be fig h t awl e as the revert we so fell. Or Ming they might themegree won, Mat el. the seeerars were let berm the sweberses satimete. The total seat weld be seder WAIL per idle. Men the ordvalet( the aseleemor on the hoe Mime pain and it mg ho selearast teat *kart w a if= estiwead wean be aired. Ile pi stints +sea IN mesh ham& rad the tomele were mead keen It to 7, the hewed IN& is 454 yards. Ile ti e=hia add he made letwees t a r pelt ad tint et N. teepee the arse Was P er ale ter= He = the adriet the mat. ltnimew emismieff the seetlis. hilliet=lesa ateottaarelea. hal Alde estweimee weld Imo progell they MI se ~it et the power et weetleetbe a ge Ihte. let I: govermerat lad sow allowed Own. wary ark medertoidei re ea eerie trldat would pay. allbsowt esginiering MM. witty. yet void ha favourable t ask Welk es swat et the w al yap sommuntrat old M. TM great apellie WM& isse fifteen miles will ooat should be divined over the whets and Is this Ilifot we hare 'always Mewed it. Some hew there wail be • want of 'skew to wry out eush Impalmel mato. I lea happy to ea Not this is • istapprehoolee; war welreolle a abie only three maths star kle and *lee le WM NOW lament Tou stay base mieuedersesed Mr. Frith Wee he sad No lee would oast 10,0181. per mile; this net w® Wadi ✓eteek sed every expense ermwelsd with thenatiertakieg. The messes stated is this report *sold not be taken asserbe. r - iaMte wet shay they had wet lee elelgil dropletMe waking order. Wm tanker Wmot be aba to be web en the esp il ertatowliar Direeter eephised &Merest parts of the N. counts to Mr. Franklin and ether WOW. dberebeidera A Ithereheider weadoest Ile ales etgaaaeb Ikeda y esoratre. till it was eapialeed thee the eram be empleierd et woe the rawattl. tuts atm the ammeenoet et the uodatathe. In OW , of for COO Mr HO thee& they shout las we Uwe la wavat their capital into year. The CZATRIUN mid that nth • course was contemplated. bet nett just et present. Is rq'y a smother questioe, the Cunneen said all the shares were takes Ongland. Thollo that were lemma tor laretay be co met amnia a in bout. Those that were not immedistely taken by thereheithere were at once taken by others. A short diseussion took plum as to whether such dames Mould Wve been offered pro rats to the original starettoWas. The AMU* of the meeting was with the coma the dinettes bad taken. Mr. FIRLD asked tf. on repayment of the gearantets to the lasi India Ocenauy, any allowance scold be made for littered. The mint and accounts were then remind. aped adopted sari. roontly. tr. iticenotro regretted the retiring of the former chairman, Mr. Hamilton. He proposed the weleatkat of Mr. W. Nicol. London, and Major Swanson. Captain Ben, sad Mr. J. R. Haduw, of Bosley. as directors. iloalecd unanimonsty. Mr. B ud was doom rin piste of Mr. UM. Kemal, refiring. A vote of thanks to the b .ard terminated the proceedings. SAMBRE AND AMUSE RAILWAY. TM following is the &steam of fin report to be pre. ✓ented at the forthooming steethees —la proomilei thief banquette report to the proprietors the dareeteee lase mach estielastaca la nor; s ataiksi tikat they hare roweetled hitrility the Wm ortirean 11 the aelitloeel capital antherial the spoil peeentnelts Ist of Kent het ask mien. to Oft MPS* plate* at their dismal tag peas el the gear MA, ameaMteg le 441111. U. ed., sad lbws UMth theca to Mann • Onkel et b. M. per ahem. The teamed molt for the hall -lee dr Stal Dessalwr Mt, saiesses I9e. Id. ; the re. bola 11,0310•64.. sin dresegerlare resston ere `be oiled tM mount of the ansrarmat roans. tee. Miro 11,1411. Is N., And Wm akestiamous neenta Itle **banter) to state an Ur Mae of the Me Is elsesliby nerentea ; that the webs as la a geed stela of nook; that the rotting seat Is grolkolli mrsatenthigt end Moe a more eatisfectory working apestann imbue emit Ix esniZez treat orer the state line*. sad Mae Wsonemnerin the a Fresco railway be the me al ear astila at let ilmalee end of oer ragtime townie Clarinet rid Itorstamet Is nomble. It MU le NM es Mtn* stated, that tie One Mt aew arrind alma the woga my be divided ; k k timeline premed UM • dattlest el 3..64. be easel soak dont ef the estolail ended et Wet. Par, melte* no Gibes ef Ma ostamted ea eala4e the SIM of Km lastest, pe rry, a serene* samba et *Mr pee o:litany or by proxy, sad • =MIN Ones!, be resent to Minty emitatute the elt Nem On the MOM. A singu:ar accident happened to the Simla steamer, which went to the se? .1 review last week. As the pseud the stadia of the middle buoy is the Salient the bray was found to be miming. The Simla arrived of Bouthsmptta withoutaoythieg ap3arent'y tie matter with her, bat white at anchor alto due not swing with t h e tide. 8 'landings were made, and it was fined there was plesty of water to enable her to swing. A diver was seat down to ezamise her, when he found th e chain of the middle buoy sailed r3unci bar mew. Sl* is usable to craned ta the Crimes said she is docket is oohs quince of this socident. SNIPPING DISASTER, AND Loss OP FOUR LIU& —WHITBY, SUNDAY BYRNINO.—WO egret ne n y4 this lasi of the schooner &nitrite, of Colds (150 toss). This vessel left Blyth for Bordeaux, coal laden, it sic Veleek yesterday (Saturday) morning. At noon she spews • leak. At 7.30 p.m tha water had gained so muh arra this pumps that the crtw, dye ia somber, abandoned the veinal. about Ws minutte after which she was sees to toted's'. The wow rowed until five this (Sandal) morning, sad about a mile to the northward of Whitby the serge of Up ✓ug Rook dashed against the boat and caused all the poor Lilo vs to be thrown into the sea. All were drowned ea eulhiev thr o ugh' a d n i r t J el a t g he a te chd :t o n uns gw f r w o l C il a o p b 6 : 14. t ß as ie li t ae . W m al a t i es as K :t e i ß T a i d S ly ° A ,m w s a r a:m: was takth to the Castle Inn at Upgang, where he hew re tard, of the Cout Gaud, sad his men. [Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAY'S OINTILKNT AND Pit.o romarca trauma roa ran Cora 07 baill um WOVAL— Liu:. Fairs, St Lana., emu' Woke, Wore* bar . mum maw* tb cod Is s •••• 60 2 11 1 •• tar sputa that is am mane le me It kr meant manta altarwork, ecatiaanly waft Se sea ea. sMiklag psis. 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