The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-02 00:00:00

Or Court. The Quota unit yesterday afternoon to the Exiti blues et the Rota! Academy, is Tratetsar-square. At three o'clock her 31, ksty sad the Prince Consort left fPrises Ar ~,hinottsm Pheralen, actompsaied by the Prisms Royal est The bilher.tital-oleft is seers of her Meiesty's carriages: TM Prise. me. Aha, Haler', sad Louisa, sad Lady Coeliac Serrisstol. The Prim. of Waite, Prince Alfred; the Duchess of Sather:and, Motive of the Robes; and the Duke of Wel- Avec Marti ihr Horse. E l , Lady in Waiting; Earl Spencer, Lvel Seward; aLd the Marquis of Britadalbane, Lord Chest , dam. The tfol. Hoy &Inoue and the Hon. Emily Cathotrt, Maids o f flowns %to Mat qais of Aberoorn, Groom of the Stole. Lind Weturerk, Lord in Waiting; and Vise mut Tor %octets, Lord to Wads' ti the Prince. Geseral Sir &tear I bowal r, Groom in Waiting; Colo ssi frascia &lir at (Serra Feather Gaud.), Groom is Wadies t the Prince ; Mr Gibbs, and Le element Cowell. r Charles L. Pa deka Ws, president) and the officers of the Royal Academy received the Quees sod Pripet Albert, sad cusdaced Mr Majesty sod his Roysl Highness through the Eshitution. The Metes returned to Buckingham Pa• lore sees Au five o'clock. The Drain of Kest v.sated her Majesty. Pesci Albert presided at a taretisc of the Committee of the Euyel Como r os'losers far the Eathlytt3on of 18M, held ',limey a• flockssibant Palace. Tlll)otket memhers pre sett one tie Es 1,1 D. rby, Earl Gr .nvalle, Lord B.anley of Alderley, Lora Osentout, the Chancellor of the Ea augur. its Ribs Hue. W. E. Gladstone, It P., the I; phi Hoe. H. Disraeli, Id P., and Mr Coulson, QC. Er Edgar 1311Ifing, S ertiftry to her Majesty's 0141111111 F swam, was is *Vend tee. The meeting, which soak place at II o'cl ck, hr. be lie at half-past 12. Her Majesty and Prise Albert, accompanied by Priam Arthur, tessuree the Haymarket Theatre with their pre trace in the evening. The 11,ey.1 Baite consisted or the Earaltionias of Ely, the Hun. Emily Cathcart. Lord Water. perk, M..joe-General the Hew. C. Grey, and Colonel F. H, Seymour. A meet* of the Governors of the Wellington College woe held yesterday sfteranog et the Palace of Westminster. Ernest, the D.►e of Cam►ridge, the Archbishop of Cm tertasty, the Doke ef Nortbstarerland, the /doggie of Selabory, the Kul of Derby, the Earl of Blesser', Bir J isms W. Hogg. sad Mr. Coo. Mr. Chines (I eretssy), Mr. Shaw (architect), sod Mr. Ilellsed (header), VIM us sttesdame.. A &piastres. rooeieting of Mr. A. Brace, 11 P., the Hon. It. W. Clive, M.P., Mr. Dailey.., M.P., Mr. H. (hem , Mr. Talbot, M.P., Bir G. Tyler, M P., Mr Vivian. M P., and Mr. David, chairman of the Cardiff anion, bad se interim, with the Right Ho-. R. P. Boneirie yesterday, at the oar. of tte Poor-law B aid, oa the subject of the bill Manes to tte remora of Irish and Scotch pampers. A &Winos from the sanitary .-.mitten of the vestry of the pmsh of SL Mary, I.lanetoo, had an top rview ?eater dir with tb. R ght Hon. William Cowper. M.P., at the tail of the General Board of Health, Whitehall. Ms Cremation moist, dof Mr. Alfred Oro mad Dr. Hillard, medical °Meer of the district, mtended by Mr. J. Berry, chief clerk to the vestry. A dettietio• from the Little 21 - rth Western Railway Coapsay bad an interview with Lad [Stanley of Alderley sad ti e Hoe. R. b it Lou. vesterday at the Board of Trade. TM &imam ins eo asisted r f Mr. Aleoek, chairman ; ller re. Hi retell aid Barka , chremoss; Mr Whaler, seeft toy ; Mr. limelimaa, engineer; and Mr. Busts,. roiieitor, D.spatebee were received at the Colonial- flee yesterday from the O v.raor• 01 the West India lelaacia. WELLINGTON COLLEGE.—POSTPONIMENT OF TIER CLREMuNT OF LATIRG TUE FIRST STONE. —We are authorised to state that in consequence of the unfavourable state of the weather, and the little ap parent prospect of a change within the next twenty fo;ir hours, her Majesty has been pleased to com mand that the ceremony of laying the first stone of the Wellington College, and the military review, which were to have taken place on ba , uiday, the 3rd inst., be postponed until a day hereafter to be named is the first week in Jane. Ile Counties of abogall will have a the dansatet ea Wedaesdey, the 14. k isut.st. The CoeniMs Spencer will open her mansion, in Jusee'-plate with sit assembly, this tvesiwg. The Earl aad Coaster of Kintore have arrived at Classilos, tress Brightot. . _ Lady Caroline Townley will give • grand ball, die r•eabit, at the family iesasios, le C•arlal•strut, Bert, lry Nom. Captain Engem has arrived at the Clarendon. Fraley next, the 9 . b instant, has been Heed as the day ter isaagerst or the isoassest is bower of the Crl• seas hone., sad the Pease Trophy by Ow Bares Yarn. • ebich are row bolas erected fa the Crystal Pasts. The Quetta sad Priam; Albert will be present on the caw Sew, with a guard of hosoar, competed of soldiers who lave served is the war. Biwa Braeow arrind at Doves this morning, sod ens le limo et twelve Co . alock for Loodon. Hs is aerie& it is said, with skis nisei= of csas.sily asinoussisi tint emit tem ha of tie sezess oe °Mae Empires Ales soda tide time. We mid is a lather from Vienna—u Uoassaist data are betas made I. (Weave: by shit amass the mita taly of M,Estai, Cleat °nisi, she sae Brewed at Thus sad mptioesed is W f.rtreet of Mantas, has succeeded is mines his meer. It s van that oat of three polio of bed• 10th.., the Coast soe.trieed to make a r,rt of rope ladder, mitoi. of 'thigh he woe able to cross the wills sod the Michel of the e:tedel. At the last pelat he found Or ladder too rt by Me metres, sad bed to let himself drop, &Itemise, tortilla virly *tough, safe sad mad. It Is deer tl at someone mast hove wined hi., but as yet the toromphre or Ir. o r p i:ee are aadeteetod." A letter from Vivatia, of the 27th ult., says —"We hare sal sititteble eammt.r statber here—e besalas ma, thuds of dam, p rcliod fields, an-1 al the other slim of a preteen's &him." The auceberof the Moroitour, containing tke teat of the treaty of pesos, and the annexes, vas postal on all the nails of Yastorday's iloniteur publishes tea pro!ool of tie *Mars of the Bth. Le Nord is publishing as a feuilletoo, the "Hunt. et's Feast," by Captain lilsyte acid, and r•ther rosily says la a to t-notr, "The fl p: xlay.iun 6f this translation is t-rticted." Count %etalimbed has been authorised by the Corps Legitlaid to print rad it tato eiscolatioa the !patc► dewed by b. upon the strair cf the eltetotal benefit's: — the repeotattion, 1 ooerar • it to be strietly cleaned to I'.• apalysis enttsiami to ac prom v.rbel pobliebed by the nateur. We read in the Paris correspondence of Le 2Vord: =' During the sittings of the Congress I Men than ones had messing to suttee the unfriendly dhpoiitioa maid. felted by 121311 cf the p'eniontectimire to their hiker labosren—the ropier• of old nannies and the forenaVon of sew. This mollies mad debates even, were soniery nisi tie In the siting of the 27th April, at which the exchange of rat fications took One. Many of the plenipotentiaries separated with the prospect of never mewls' Maio ; bat, nevertheless, no siga of frieodehip was eachengol, not even a shake of the heed. The chorister of this sepatation was so manifest that Count Orkff, ea quitting this menorah!' sells of the deliberations of the Coignes, exclaimed—. Fates Wog coronet opus.'" "We are assured," says the Independence Be!ge, "that Prins" Dolgor.ski, the present Minister of Wsr in Ripsia, will repels rat the Cur at the c iurt of the Tuileries." It a stetensan question is ato •heior. His Excellency M. Musurus, the Turkish Am boogies at tier Cour•, intends, it is said, te give a 'riled bill dories tie present now h. It is expected that Alla Paths wili be anus, the guest.. The Jews intend observing Sunday next as a day of tbenk•g.r.ot. Dr. Adler, the chief rabbi, is to preach at the ate f eraaripas a the moraitg, and a special form of prayer has bees .ere. d. The Slarhfurd Mercury says:—" During the re mit fair Mr. H. floloes, irtidneastar to the Emperor of Meths, peßha,d a n. r.e of T. Brohks, Esq., of Crosby, f at ttil., steel mistier of Mr. Moo. Chi d, of Wyhem, for about its seas oast We Stuesjurtl Mercury) are glad to hear that in the even of a oiseoliviou of I'arliasseut, then will be a eh/moil obtaining Mn. G. Hussey Peke se • madidate for the represeatation of the &oath Division of Linei.leshire. Mr. Pattie hav 'sedated great monism to the comely, is a nor nett sem of testers* and of issimptathable integrity— the Met reiomiaeodation to the suffrages of a emeetiteeney. We rive Me hint a time 'het the trued@ of the Liberal seem 111.7 1101 commit themselves to a km desirable saa•id .te. yr• &least Sher, Mr. Groves, Mr. Jam Grey, asa Mr Klattley, sad vat Sir Fairs, Kelly tad Mr. B.llaat ar , *.l tribal William Palate► at Om nee as ,rsa: THE CRIMEAN MILITARY INQUIRY. SIXTEENTH SITTINO.-THIS DAY. This morning, epee the °penis, of the work Sir R. Airey insisted apes the preduties or the erisioal evidence of Colossi Withers I tad Coked Gordon. His object In applyieg brit would appear bersaftsr. Colonel nat.& said he would pride', the origlaal documents, if they could be (mad, bat hi did not belles* be had them. Sir It. Airey thin ruts to finish his statement to the court, obsessing that with ri gird to snimadvenions 'Galahad It the London repel*, it was difliceit to deal with thou epee& eally ; they were spread all ever the report, in sentences and bits of sentences. With re( recce to the questions prat to his is writnig la the Crime• by Sir J. WNeill sad Colonel Talltch, he did sot give to thus immediate sad naafi. •nowen, bemuse to do se taut have led to et enositioa of his views ins fall epos details rotate:id with the Commissariat Department— as (myosin to which to did not think it espediest to gip; sod, thereto*, whet pressed to Nod answers to London, he did so in • brief cad general way. This, pores" bad led the comaiisioaen to tars ankaadvi slims which ►ad since been displeeed by more complete evidence, and especially it bad led them to a couched°a that there had bees a want of ingrauity end promptitude in providing shelter for the horses. He had 11 , ,t, however, the slightest idea that ha answers would be made the eases of &aimed', mien soon any sae, cr he sbould have ain't his replies is a more satisfactory way. Sir R. Aim proceeded t Mate that the commissioners, is their report, had its some degree outmoded the duties of the Quartitim..ster's Geoartment with thtes that belonged to the Cosansimarist Deptrtment, in conaeotios with store, remarkieg that the Qautermaiter General had no public storm whatever ander hie cue, as they were always is the custody of the Commissariat Depertaseat. He did sot, however, make thin mistake a *sue of eostplaist against the e miaiesiosen, ea they had doubtlest been led isto error br the caroler expressioas of ethers, whom they might haws 'apposed to be well informed on the subkat. 8 r H. kitty then mitered into a dot oiled statement as to the 'sasses in which stores were spp!ted for and distri b.ited, and mid that one of the Fria• ipsl reason" ah'cli led him to select Colonel Wetherell to fill the duties of the sub- del. ancient of the Qoarteriewter-Oeueral's Office, was hie kaowledge that Coloael Wetherell would aot suffer say lu das lesietisos 01011 formalities to eland is the way of the proper distribute:as of stores. /tree, thing had beau molt Setisfetttorily sdaisistsrrd is the ;str•drpartsient, es he thought the board would admit if they referred to the evi dence given by odious upon the subject. (Closerel Lisey was still addresalos the court when our resort left ] LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. --•- EQUITY COURTS. •nma VICLOWCI 111 Tlll MA Tll OP Till TI CON WI MID Dl= Mr. Glum (with whom was Mr. W. W. Cooper) ap peered in @tippet of the petition, which had bees amended accordieg to the direction of the amid, as rerorted in the Daily New of the 12th alumo, by add ing the names of the petitioners, sad some oartim lars. The company carried on the business of a Fire La mmas °Moo, bat were in the habit of ra•insnrlog them selves against risk is other offices. It ►ad tem hill at low ander tenets of the circumstances of Me cue, that the touristy in which the Protestant Company had sought to re-users itself,was only lisble to make good the losses which had falai spot the letter company. Hesse had arisen the necessity for the present petitioe. • The Viee-Chancellor thoaght this a very *atm rlinairy mode if doing basiaeu. Mr. Glare said that he believed it was a very ISMINS practice among illlllllllllC3 off sec. The 'eked it ell the d:rsetors had been served with the petition Mr. M:ssee said that the company had been served: mad Mr. Orenside appeared for a sharehllder who had lose served with the pet( ion, and who consented to ea order Is. wind lo g ep the eeepsey. The Via-Chaacellor—l really think that, coder the dr eemateaces of :his ease, I bad better refer the matter to e►asbers, to 'squire whether it is espedient that an order for wiadlag up should be granted. Oriel aterrediegly. THE POLICE COURTS. THE DAY. STIIALDIO • 10111 /JD CAB. Thema Beyer, 23, of ftelitez-street, Orwell-street, Bt. Lake's, a wiper StalS•f, sad Therm Palmer, 40, well kern to the polies sr a " err oreekusee," readies at 24, Per Treeetreet, Orwellwrrert, Br. Lake% cf so °repair, were Orr et die bar bider Mr. Tyrwhitt, erred with steeling from the frost of the Lamle, Br pair here, Old street, St. Laker, a holes sad cab, the property of Mr. Jo3ethee Bedford. It a; peered from the evidence, that this naming the dti- en of the cab wee pining down Old-street, whoa mole% t►e public house of Mr. Snort open be drove up, sad went to and had a small drop of gin and water. Wises be treat la M saw tbe tire priseeirs sad another sea there and shortly after the, all left together, aad drove of with the cab. Oa the *about dedieg it gem be gave tafereotion to pollee vastable Bee, 95 0, who shortly afterwerds appeals/U.l the prisoners with the Gab la their possessioa. Oe searching Palmer's apartmeats, Bee found three beree.elotht, two nearly new, sad a quantity of oaplieates relating to gold rings, silver eneff bones, a quantity of wearing apparel, sad a large eastor of house-breekiag isstrareenta, moistlyg of skektoa keys, a Pommy, Ale, and other " aseassery " articles. The prisoners were remanded riatil Thursday seat. DEATH OF MR. GUTHRIS, F.R.S. We regret to announce the death of that distin guished satirise, Mr. 0. J. Guthrie, which tcok place yes- terday moving, at his residence, b.rkeley-street, Berkeley. square. Mr. Umbria was born In 1785, sad commeatied et an early age, in the arm y of bis try, a career which trooduct.d him 0 the bighgt flee. is his profession. His various pun contribution to the heeling art, chiefly in the lona of lectures, contemplate almost ev.iy form of I. sion to which the human body is liable; be• his chief attention was directed to the eye sad Its diseases. The Ophihaloiiis Hospital in Kier/ William a feet, Strand, was founded by .Mr. Guthrie at a lima whoa the epeeist study of distinct breaches of surgery was less easel than at pre•eot, end bevies hen es labllehed almost eatirdp Ly his exerting, received for forty years the !advantage of his steady sepport. Mr. Oathrie was foe many years one of the examinees of the Itoya. Col lege of Burgeon, and ireveral times became president of that eminent a rrorstion. His death woe act nnezpected, haring been preceded by I months' illness arising from an effevion of the lieut. He leaves on sea, Mr. C. C. Guthrie, end a daughter. THE OPPOSITION AND THE PAILTIES.—Ths Herald of this noising Isis:—" 81r Jame Graham, sad the three right honourable. who sit beside UN, bare, thank Hessen, little la motet with the opposition. The treacherous @appall of the leading Peolites is, for the rte . . . --- mat, gives to ea edministration which, it mat be cos (mod, mods it, sad maims thankfully the smallest essitribotion. The sympathies of them gestlemea ere nitorally with those asthma who are des ' nista of alsninistrative eapacity, especially i• the ended of the war, for we most not forget that the magnifigent boa glirg at the fastest was the posher week of Lord Aberdeen and his fear Nellie colleagues. The Ninom have then fore been consistent for once in supporting tram whom ma segment of the war /3 nearly clingides with their own. Ws ham only to congratulate the ministry o• their dues- Moo of strength end the mares of it." Sir Henry Ward has been journeylog overland through dwtrieta *bet have sever before echoed to t►e tread of boo Majesty's repreeeetativo, sad tth rethptioa that hoe awaited him mast bath beta truly aratifyisg. The natives of the dietriet of Jain hays availed tbeaueithe of the Oeversoe's 'kit to such as ezthat that it is said go lea theta bye haadred petitions were presented to hit.—Cellato isamuser. The Anglo-French Company who have purchased the Omni &rsw Coopsay's wearrien, hays takes the letter eogipeay'e promisee la the Soothamptha Docks. The Aagto-Freseh C..p..y purpose mama, the weasels they has purebred to Calcutta. They will loath at the We of rumen. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. THIS DAY. NEWMARKET STAKES. Wentworth .. .. (Day) 1 Peter Flat .. • .. (Nat) 2 Prioress Colt .. .. • .. (Mann) 3 Won without an effort. The prevailing opinion is greatly in his f SWEEPSTAKES (HANDICAP) OF 10 SOVS. Boer .. • • • • • • 1 SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 sm. Pitapat Wainer 6 ran. LATEST BETTING. CHESTER CUP. Ito 1 ea th 0.11.1.1 9 to 1 apt Yolow lick (t) 10 to 1 One Act (t) DERBY. 100 to 5 opt R prtborp OAKS. 4 to 1 opt Niaorpo (t) BITTING AT THB CLOSING OF THB BOONS. CHESTER CUP. oto 1 apt hoopoe (.) 10 to 1 One Aet (.) 14 W 1 Hospitality (t) 16 to 1 St•rit (i) 16 to 1 Yorksh.re Orly (t) 20 to 1 Ala.rd (t) 20 to 1 Fatalist (t) 25 to 1 C arbnoT (') DERBY. 6 to 2 apt Wentworth (t) 6to 1 Cannoble (t) 11 to 1 Artillery (t) 12 to 1 Elliegton 12 to 1 Fit-by-Night (t) 20 to 1 Yellow Jaek (off) 33 to 1 Br to Birt.on-Wtag (t) 83 to 1 Feiner (t) 40 to 1 Vi tient Green (t) 60 to 1 Leamington (off) OARS. 3 to 1 apt MinCepi• (t) TRAFFIC ItETURNS. --4.-- &Anwar& Ms i. Mar Teal. Wig aara. awn dradloi. Wit 11M. !Graft April I& " A 110 1.016 AI WM ..._ fag Main -. ...- We* asead Iwo 10. End Ann an. — IN IX a Sin &mei and itaaM .... ...... .. UT 3.314 3.726 nadna Urn X. Inadaa went f . TWom. sad Bounned 6n 14T An US lisnlA v...4 .......... 061m134 in 1 S ul el Orn a tirobses s" ma Irish an* N • 111 11{ Inkran, Anal= 4l Wander* arl Liglll Wak m ri Ins Az: !T ..: 1.776 p .i iriz im in a. i . ...... a ire Moa n aim IX 337 In sir 1. - im ......... —KM Si l i wssi O l itlemi sed Dinidle. .... IMO M Un PAW WU UM Deana awl = l .ialai Dualis and 8 26 1.313 1 =um* 1 6 63666. awl alliddlbe 36 IN 113 au Wiat=6lll.2l: ME ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY or LoaDoe.—At a mos•hly general 'meting, la- id yesterday, at the verity's house is Hanomr-fgagre—J A. Beresferd Hope, Big, is the their—Mears. J. G. Bard .y, W. A. Sanford, P. Debary, and I. 8. Godfrey were sleeted Fellows of the vieiety ; sad Lord Wodshonie, Sir Robert Peel, Bart., M.P., Colonel Romilly, Dr. GrAms • Dr. Ccetle, Mrs. Atteaboresgh, sad Minn. H. W. Jolliffe M.P., P. Roabargh, T. 8. Howard, J. Wimp, T. Ya lkip, mad J. Peas, were proposed as esedichtes for the Pedowship ; sad Nieolee Pike, EA., Aseetim Consul fa Portaggl, a. a Correepoadiag Nirgalr. The report sestaiaed a loan hit of additions to the Menagerie, iselsdiag the Flyisg Poe, " wa of the lsrgest bat. of ladia ; a Tawas's& Thylsols• ; and mbar fates...tins rarities. •siters dating the year hare already anointed to sixty thossand. STAGE COACH THADE.—PALIINTATION or A WHIP so Omegas& Wrisstrate. M.P.—Yesterday being May day, as CCMI4IOIII of gnats( r.j Wag is Me old coedits( days, a depatatios from the Biggish comb proprirtors, eon. liming of Mr. H. Greys (eninsan). Messrs. Jobs Johnson, Arthur M•Nissara (Loudon figural Omnibus Company), B. Hartley. T. Dsiuglas, H. Csrpenttr, Thomas Bird, sa d Mr. J. B. Bradfield (werittry), waited on General Wynd ham, M.P., at his resides:my, Monat-street, ONITO•01• squire, sad arrogated him with" e4araatarialla token" is iF. so to ti 4 Pt. so too L N so wimmeMnaiios of the moms' of the gallant genosal's labour ia the House of Commons 00 the late radio:ties of stage earriago duty. The t Asa" was a isperb holly four-hone whip, with carved ivory handle sad gold mounts, remaini ng ia nobly abased Aso gold liwsr meant, Oa also cm the ivory handle, a mail souls, with coachman sad guard, and four bones spaokiag thug a titrigike reed. The slyer want alto of floe ohms, gold, haviag the gesserars meat and this isaeriptios : Gostral Wyndham. M.P. from the whips of Magload, is commemoration of :sae 1866," that Wag the day oa which the aallaat 'camel earriod a motto. in the how* to redoes the duty. The whip, Ao., was maaulactured by Meson. Swats. sad Ade nay, whit; mastasotor.n 1. the Queen and Priam Albert, sad *Wind man► adialratian. DLATH or WnssBSAM ECIIIRTON, brehus Searles, By , died ell the 25th last., at Tattos p■rk, Cheshire. Mr. Egerton was the represestative is ihe male line of the ar.elast tastily of Tattoo, of Withenshaw, in Cheshire. By the marrisge of his grandfather. William Tattoo, Erg . wit Hester, the only surviviog child of the Hasearable Thomas Egerton, an of Jolts, seelad Earl of Bridgewster, the family because pi:seared of Tattoo-perk, and the irher Chselpre and L neeshire estates of tits cele brated Lord Chaneellcr Blirssere, whee the sem, of Egerton was assumed. Mr. Egotism was bees os the Ist September, 1780 He represested the costly of Chestier from the year 1612 till the satirise of the Set am Bill Is 1832. Is pcl ties he wse a eesalatest tort'.—C/sester Courant._ es. se KIN Cell COLLIGZ ROSPITAL.—Last evening the anniversary festival al the inst.tutioa was celebrated at the Leaden Tavern, Bishopegeta.otreet, ..der the presidency of the Earl of Harrowby, who was supported by Lord Had. stock, Via-Chaneellor Sir W. P. Wood, Mr. Berjeast Storks, W. Coatis, B q., Dr. Jeff (Prinelpal of King's Col lege), Mr. Teriaiag, Alderman Copslasd, &e. Io pro posing the tout of the evening—. Prosperity to Bizes College Bosp.tal," the &times alluded to the introdutricia Into the hospital of a sniff f well-orJeud and diaciplised nurses. He tnistad that the system would, ere long, he ad rod throsghont the land, and that the ciadition of swamis public hospitals would come to be regarded as of equal importates with that of the apothearies, surgeons, and physician,. Ms lordship concluded with a strong ap- peal to tro,e present for resolved aubseriptiose ' which was resrosded to by tionatioos to this amount of 2,2001., 4.• desire of annual subseriotons to the antouat of lISL IDR CHURCH OF ENGLAND SUNDAY SCHOOL 11111171TOTI. The I sleeting of this Society was bald last seising in Rigour Hall, the Meagan of Illaadferi, to P., is the chair. It at p Aired from the report read that a saeratary had been eneaged to seek. • tear is the prc rinses, to urge the establishment of schwa, sad to visit those already ezistirg. The Anaemia statement la the rei port referred only to the eine months ending ea the Slat %ember, as the time for Eakin op the Society's asoonots has bees altered from the 31st Merin' to the sloes of the year. The receipts for theme nine months anteminted to 1,2121 Or. 4d., while the expenditure for the same period left a balance due to the treasurer of 11.75. 61. The report having heen adapted, lectures were delivered by the Rev. J. W. Reeve, M.A., on the lamina, of these ashoole as the dee Owosso, of the Sunday ; by the Bev. 0. A. Burrs. is th• shame of the Rev. Mr Owen, on the laBa oaeeof aoassisass I. youth ; sad by tb. Rev. B. Blither moth, M.A., ea the date of devoting ear eseereies to God. Owe ef theme Deseitels weed that there are 18,000 children Is the Sudsy schools of Leads, alms. ItICOONITION OF MU PROVINCIAL Pont.—On Moaday lee-, upwards of etzty of tto sorghum, ship owners, clergy, eee peen el Whitby, eatettalied Mr. Foster, odiwr of the leireehee Ovals, at • pablie diaser, which was sailed up wile greet nicht at the final HoteL I The eateettleseet ortgleetel laa ewers to express to Mr. I reese the ehltodiewe eel rodeo& ef the Waltham' of Whitby least video's Le M peempihele with whine', he bed d tbe patet*el mete Is the late war, sad fee dm rearsl trend whisk pommel!, end as a joefeelloth• lel evtessed la the prosperity of Whitby. An Aglaia thwo.plece woe preowned at the same time to Mr. Foster, es • neseeto el Shit laterwilles net. se so is I! ii SO rit MO lOC !C*3 14NG, MAY 2,180 f SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two teOznim. The railway share market to-day achibits2) . E: aural Chute. In some oases a little it but the decline is mainly waned to Great Vente - rn esti Chasten and Holyhead shares. Leeds Northern are better. Business is languid. Foreign lines an generally fairly supported, but quiet. Sambre and Meuse shares, however, are weaker. OIDINAZT INLARAI AND WOOD. AMMO= I g a tt amh ird.iPlNlMlng7___ j_:: in .n 144. ilk ilk M... 100 NM and arm au 410001 w pad 1004/00 —. NA Mut hms. ,11484.0101111044.4. ▪ emem e 100 WO a11 =i55,...... me Olso r.: 140 De. il. 11 Ile. (Ws a 110•1 Lamiges VA alblmilisal 011 100 eilli loo =l,l:pumies ▪ = " 404442.414tr. 100 Omit UMW% LOS DIA D i 100 DO.ll. OWL- . IMNaxos' 100 Mod _ Warm sal Wl* ... Ds. tAilinliall sod Ti Do. WIN /MIN lAsiss mai am* =W14711 De..111.01..11.m111.(0 Do. 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O. ebarso is. -- •o. is. do. lansidas Tata Oil Dit6l6 Irak 6 pAI. Do. par L6t14.W.066.11111m6 p.o. LALW.lp4llll.l2l6llrdels bmissfisq dr. di. A notta li telro 14161 OperaL =6 Cartla : al 16 ct 100 100 100 100. la N a ISO ISO moan Dl* - lamaeta;:. Deboetures _ .... Da. D en par stizt A. 1401 Ilea* —.—.., N.IDM.—Dar.A pet.iveL D. de. 10. . _ Do. lAsels ea pwt. Ne.l Tarkil hnL .WeraiW•l.llLi Ds. Alisim.pet.l p.O I!7mighbo — iiiiWifTiC OMIN M per 2 'L.* OW. _ o. 4r sollilrelem p. sem !lAN U MAO IS U... V YU .9;700e 00,001 IKON 9.000 00.94 700,0(4 KO* KM. WV s - ..... - 1 ....... Mal t suomi 1 IA" Ikea . .. Isi;iis skeet te,sef to 06,101 100,00. 10* 100,001 "SW Mkt ?MN /4 ii 4 I 14 si Ai a 6 / ILWATI. Si Ili par I pa :1 2 s li C If 1 1 Pris 00i0 119 6 59 0 62 I in U V 0 li li pa ii If 044 41 414 lll —ri u Fsi 1 if Ps lii 11 - 411 116 17 76 II Is 67 i f i 2 .1 fj I 1 ps MI NI si we so 110 111 lu ISO 101 is 154 IPS in 114 11. 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IS MIX 11ootroliut 1 tamer Wig. err*. 1 Do. Do. Bagleterm VW V Dloommestand not. Om p. lido X Victoria Dodo ...... ▪ Do. New -,;« J L's i 1 N Of 111 111 17 IS S - 1 as ps 2 pi 4 - 1 Ai 41 0 It Pm a rt Ye so 6 4 Os SO U II T 140 143 11l 1114 1094 1104 1014 1104 3 SI - .11 N MI P 1 10 el II :1 :i tor II I Pal I/ 70 75 Is if I I PS nU I Il IS 4I“ $ $ 111 I le ei COMMERCIAL AND DAY. The few armpits of Boglish wheat on show this morning were saleable on fully se good terms as at the begianlog of the weak—Sae trash-truhed parcels beteg wanted. The arrivals of resign wheat and flour have been tolerably' , good, and a steady side was experienced for all Ireful qualities at Idonday's qsotatioas. Country and arserisan Boar was quite r deer. Barley retinue in abort supply, aad Its vire order went no range. The receipts of Irish sad foreign oats this week have bar liberal, sad a goad demand wu sapariented to-day at former prier Beans and per steady. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM APRIL II TO MAY I. Qra. Sagllsh A 8001;11. WA. 1 1070 ...... 1 1 00 1710 1010 WS/ ..... .... 740 ...... Msgr. M2O seek; 6610 Ismis. Lows= Avouess.—Whast, Mk Id.: BA/lan Set. 6d.; OW. 111. ILL; Rye. NIA 11A.; ).. 400. II.; Per. 37a. MIL IMPERIAL AVIRAOES. &sky Oats ......« Malt ....... 2160 12610 Watch 22 ... ... tie :.2 . 371: 1.-- 1;1 1 21. - 101 1 4: 1 3d ' r 40d 7439 P rid 29 ... 490 104 d 144 04 16. bd 41. 34 49 1 Id kit 8 ... 7.. 69. 114!549 64 Lid 611 444 7d !E its 74 12 ... ills 74,311 b Od 31s ad 44 4d Is Id 27. 10d 19 ... ... 0.1119, 10 Jo 14 its 74 la NUB 4 0 ill ... ... 7.114 '611413.1 44,400 1411111 44194 2.1 6 weir' Au. Avet. Wad Ild 741434 74 1 416 24 no 110 Dorr.—llliet. batity, Cols. Bye. Bow" aatt Pus. Is. --~-.. - -( 1 7 : 71 1 1: LIVERPOOL CORN MARIERT.—THIS DAY. (ST MAOllll'lO 1111.110RAPX.) (loom 00111 OWN 001111•PONDINT.) The attendance of minors and tradars was moderato this day, and than was a fair demand for Ina weal qualities of wheat and Hear ' • prises rather favoured hoiden. In secondary qualitinthere woo sorbing doles. Indian corn quoted firm in prise. Oats, bans, pe-s, oatmeal, and other orioles unchanged. MINCING LANK—THIS DAY. BC4AI.—We hive again had a very stony market daring the web, and priors have lama nppsned, with a full average amount of busbies' done • hat nets has sot bons mush blight for exportation. T its ref sad market has also been Arcs, with a fair demand. Chong lamps, 635. to 66e. Co77lll.—Thle ',Cele has boos less active, and, is some instances a decline of le. has boos submitted to, yet holden have generally been inn. Common good 'wive Ceylon quoted 61e. to 62e. Tap. —The market has been dull, yet we cannot alter penal quotations. Rica.—The firmness of holders has supported the market, and the dammed 4 r fine qualitos has rather improved. Rote —A Bekaa bushiest dons at full prices. Prost Leeward', 2r. 21. ; Densarars, 2t. 4d. to 2s. 6d. Corrow.—Prices hava bun supported with a small amount of badness done. linnoo.—lltspady ; 9,100 abuts already declared for the alit quarterly sal.. Brien hove sold at previous rata. thLvrinan has declined le, without inducing free buyer" to some intone market. TALLOW biARBET.—THIB DAY. The market is steady to-day, with o good demand for emmaptiou. Petard's* Y. C. on the spot is quoted 46r. 46..94 9d. ; Nay to Julie, 46e. 3J.; October to December, METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beats b sonsiderably emu 'gamily prises bare &deuced, eltholigh trade is not very brisk. The supply of sheep is larger, bat the demand Wog very good, they we readily disposed of at higher rates. Cares and lambs ars selling shoat the same as on Monday. From Germany and Hof• land there are 18 bate, 10 sheep, and 108 calves. Nor folk and Boffvlk, boo bats; and 140 ranch cows from the Home Coastier. _ _ Pee slam al Saba. S. & I. Por duo at Site. ad. d. Boa Soma Danford' 4 0 410 Dot M e a lif-trodo 6 66 4 Bowed OaaBV boob 3 0 4 0 Do. do. II 6 0 Oahu 4 0 610 Iwo aadalooad quality ..... ....... 4 1 6 Do. do. llama ........ 4 4 4 6 boa Das lialdteada Wats ........ 6 0 7 0 lima at atathot. 660 Amp sad lambi. mix : calm. 206; Pp. us. Jana lISOCI IL N iha llostetili esiumisa. ..— N all r'" N UN dris.4...— & 0 1141.04.046141;;;54 a ss was al l Ark& all is et NM & N CL 4 IN -- 14 at N • __, N 2.4.640.14AN60rrt. all (""' fill 1444.0morUlallotasol. al NI ▪ Ledo, mad Ofosfy IS NI INA MEL DusLlNirp. N N KANN Mil Not , && NO [Nan me Polls . If r••• 4 awirmarit ss N iss Isso.p..erssaissa ss of blind IN 21 Moak Wan NI N I ciii;;;li: W IN ss Prow.dbliool - U & 11.NWN111660.4.04 I N/ kW NNW l4 NMOO' N MYR et Amtrolls .' Do. Now II 4.1 N in of 4.01 Nat. Usk of Lift llO tostesnaa ArliaMrs/ trasilia Royal MALL. earths Weirearto AmirPaalmig.. wN 11 . . la 1 1 11. I - M 111 SO 111 114 -+ II II Ilf 10 IN Si U U ii a a a $7 111 OS SS 7 11 tie Hi _79 11S_ 144 iss 101 104 $1 414 Of IS 71 /0 4 Tpa $ i 4 PI 44 644 101 3 1.03 UI I Me e e die e I e Me Me st. isr 711 14 411. 42 24 U 14 as M a ni lei er . u N i ej I• 4 IV IN IN If I, 4 ii 14 IS II 714 11 IS 4 1 ft Oi din S dl. a i, 191 10i te e 11 “ II 11l Pa Isi . 4 “ //I • 1! Ni e 7 14 701 I i Pa NI 4 1 6 11% 111$ at li li A 1 '4 y 1 111 1114 . 4 11 I Hi Ili Ili Ili i MB • HIDES.-THIB DAY. I LIADEIMALL.—The followias are the price. :-661ba. to 6410.., Std. ; 64Ibe. to 721 be., add. to 4d. ; 721 be. to SOME., 4d. to 43d. ; 601 be. to 8811 e., 40. to 4d4. ; 8816 s. to 961 be., 4dd. to bd. Horse bides, 6.. Calf Skins, light, 2s. Od. to le. Od. ; full, 6s. 61. 511110N1:4111%—Kelte sad belf-breda, 0.. 03. to Os. Od.; Downs, 6.. 04. to ha. Od. ; Lambe, 2s. 4d. to be. 44.1 Bbeerliags, Ild. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mears. Palisades sad Smith sport that for fine and middling hops the demand continues nitabatod, end prices tally meattained. The bide ts said to make but little pro gress dating the last weak. COAL MARILET.—THIS DAT. Walls Bud Boswell, ; Walls Bud South Hutton, ; Walls Bud Stewart's, 18s.-44 slips at market. limas TEMPLE, APRIL 30.—The undermentioned gentlemen have this day been called to the bar by the Hon. .Wiiity of the loser Tempi', vie : —William Bananson Luau, Beg ; Edward Headlam, Esq.. M.A. ; Robert Her on"' Chambers, Esq., B.A. • Henry Smith, Esq ; George Jobe Bhsw Lefevre, Esq.,B.A.; John Walker, Baq.. 8.A.; James Edi th Cole, Esq.; Ford North, Eq., 8.A.; Osage Wall,, Esq., B.A. • lisary Canon, Eq., 8.A.; and Robert Barra Templer. BP., B.A. MIDDLE TEMPLE, APRIL 30.—Thu undermen• tined gentlemer, called to the degree of the outer bar, were tablished in the Middle Temple Hall this day i—Jae. Preadtrgest, B A., Queen's College, Cambridge; Willies Frederick Ward, ; &must WCalloch, Req.; Marge Gresaway Little Seq.; sad George Collier, q. &rata! PROWLERS —Oar City police are at last' &tenting the proper metlyul of detain with these aeon tan. 'splaying along Donate at a hew Wastes to 12 last Wahl, we Maenad tour policeman mortis, about a 511101 . • of tuna awards the pollee °Mee, and now sad thee @meet the bias mate would dash off at a tastiest, seise mother ettagglerby the neck, sad add kin to the screaming bevy. The whoa were ommineted tothe naval t Mee eadlocked up for tin alike. Ia Aborting' the streets have for may years beet sheared el prowlets promptly at Glens. This wamin boa prevented assay depredatins, sad, we ere sure ie gme of peeltin Madams to the poor, il6elad , berehmea welshes usiaseltea—Gisegrow Ds* Mail. MONEY MARKBT.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoaz. The funds showed steadiness during part of the morning, but have since become Batter. Prices are quoted 1 per cent. below the beet point attained on Wednesday. Consols for Bth of May hate ranged between 921 and 921, and are now quoted 921 to 1. For money the present price is 921 to . The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 91 to 911; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 92; Bank Stock at 2101 to 212; the New Two-and a•Half per Cents. at 751; Fechequer Bills (March) at Bs. Os la. die.; ditto (June) at 9s. to 4e. dia.; India heads at 10s. to be. dia.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1118, at 971. The foreign stock market is generally quilt Turkish stocks are flatter, and Spanish better. Turkish Six per Cents., after being marked 97k, were last sold at 96f. The other sales isolu s de Turkish Four per Cents., at 1001; Chilian Six per Oasts, at 1041; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents, Si eu to 631 (ext h. 128.) ; Mexican, for account 15th May, at 22 to 1; Russian Four.and-seHalt per Cents., at 94! to 951; Sardinian at 95 ; Spanish Old Three pot Cents., for account, at 442 ; ditto, Deferred, for amount, at 241 to Z. Yesterday being one of the days fixed for the striking of the half-yearly balance at the Bank, the transfer offices at that establishment were shut, and the Stock Exchange was also closed, according to custom. In the coffee-houses, &c., the price of Consols was quoted 921 to I for the Bth inst., but it is scarcely necessary to remark that this quotation is altogether devoid of official warranty. The demand for money in the commercial channels was yesterday active, and the market showed some tightness. It is probable that the stringency will continue throughout the current week, as prepara tions most be made against the liabilities maturing on the 4th, which falls on Sunday. The amount of specie and bullion brought in by the Magdalena, from the West Indies, Mexico, &c., is 920,876 dola, or about 184,0001., of which con siderably more than half is stated to be in gold. The subjoined memorandum is from the committee of Mexican bondholders: The committee of Mraican 1 ondbolders have received ad vises from Mr. Whitehead. dated Meuteo, the 2nd ult. The government of Osusrsl Comonfort had been considerably streogthened by the surrender of Puebla en the 22nd Much lad. This packet brings no remittances for the dividend faad, but it is hcped that things will soon return to a moss feeler course. The Ecuatorian Commission of Agency inform us that they have received a further remittance of 2,9051. lls. 3d. on account of the Ecuatorian dividends. The prospectus of the Mid Kent (Bromley to St. Mary Cray) Railway is issued. This line is to be , nly 5 miles in length. It will commence near Beckenham, and pass through Bromley . and Chide horst, to St. Mary Cray. Communication with the West-end is to be secured by a junction with the West-end and Crystal Palace Railway, whilst senses to the City will be attained by the Mid Kent line (Lewisham to Beckenham), the works of which are is progress. South Eastern Railway proprietors are to have a preference in the allotment. The capital is lialT 70.0001., in 101. shares, on which the deposit is le be 11. At the meeting of the Sambre and Men*. Railway Company yesterday, the directors' report was adopted, tad a dividend of 3s. 6d. per share declared. Relative to the market for American securities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son and Co. observe as follows : Daring the put week nothing worthy of particular notion has ca-stirred in the market far Americas securities. There is a steady demand for the government and state stock., and s me iensiry for the headiest ratlraad bonds., of which lb. llitnois Central continues most in f►roor. A dividend is advertised as now payable on the shares in the &yowl Asphalts Company (Claridge's Patent). MINBS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoai. Business in mining stocks of all descriptions is extremely dull to day. In the Stock Exchange the only bargains reported are in Santiago shares at 3. The gold mining shares remain quite neglected. Yesterday being a partial holiday, Very little bag ' DOM was done in mining stocks. The only trans. action, reported were in the Mining Exchange. We append the official list: Gonnusens, 26; Holenbssh, 350.; Pednandres, 27.. 6d. ; Bortridge C ,nsols. 2 13-16 ; 1 wrath', 3 1-16 ; Vale or Towy, 32..64 , 315.; Weal Basset, 356 ; Wheel Ed warn.A.L., The dividends hays brie declared during the month of Apell: Pr share. Amount. Wheel Buret t i 10 Berth Bum l3 3,900 War Wheal Setae 0 ..... 2,400 Routh Tamar .... ........ AIN.' Demob 5 1,200 loseereme United 0 ..... 1,014 Wen rroviectee — l3 7CO Dokostlt and Basbelden ... 4 716 t 'a a:s y rtn i es . lO 700 Wheel ewe Wisest Trelairs7 —.„.......„ 1 0 320 5 0 600 It is expected that Signor Mario will appear at the Royal Italian Opera is the course of nest week. The operatic critic of the Times observe; that though no don the occupants of bores awl stalls appre elate, they era rarely in the habit of giving strong outward manifestations of their approval. They hate little of what the director of the Musical Union, in his "Record,' quaintly terms " rieri. oast raisve eestacy." The f c or, - 'helm, lives upon applause; the audible expression of satisfaction oa in. part of his inclines warms him to his task, and urger him to exertion as the saner programa. "Hitherto, we mast say, the patrons of the Royal Italian Opera in its new abode have been nearly as cold es the fire which burned down Covent garden Theatre was hot. A ' bravo' for one of Tuaberbk's ileac energetic bursts—a ' Charming!' (or Cilarmanr!) for some ezquisitely finished ornament of Madame Borio's—or a dry laugh for en escapada from Ron coai that, at oats time (and in another place) would hove convulsed the house—have been extorted at intervals; bus ooila toast. Lest night things looked up.' The fact is that (Mai is one of those artists who will not, node r any pre text, be denied." REGULATRD ENTBUBIABII.—Irt the reoond arm dismount of Parte a placard is posted informing the inhabi tants that, in order to " regulatise" the enthusiasm of the copulation, col:ec tors will be sent to every house to receive the subserittion of 26c. for a testimonial to the Empress and the Impala Prince. TITHES.—Thie morning was issued a return " of total rentchersee agreed or awarded to be paid in lieu of tithe., and confirmed by the tithe commissioner. ; distin guishing between those assigned to e'er csl appropriators and their !MCI", parochial lliClialhOOP, lay impro priators, and schools and colleges." The items are: clerical aptrapriators and lessee., 678,3.534 11.. 111. ; paro chial ini lambent', 2,410,5061. 7c W.; lay impropristor; 765,4291.8 s 4fl • wheals and caliges, 190,946/. Si. 111 d.; total, 4.060,2371. 13e. CAVALRY AND INVANTAY BA RBAC.I(9.—It appears from a return Jelled this morning, that &meg the last 25 years eighteen cavalry and infantry berrscia have been erected is the United Kingdom ; via , the Welliegton Bar i racks. for infantry, in London, capable of accommodating 16 officers and 1,686 men; Londonderry, infantry, for 11 officers and 276 men; Ashton, cavalry, for 3 cabers and 70 men ; infantry, for 14 (Meets and 270 nen ; Bury, cavary, for 3 officers and 70 men; infantry, for 14 alters sad 270 men ; Preston, artil lery, for 3 came and 66 men; cavalry, 7 o rg ans and 141 men; infantry, 37 officers and 994 men ; Lon don Tower Barracks, Infantry, for 18 offi c ers and 7GG men. Brecon, cavalry, fir 3 officers and 63 men ; infastry. 14 offfoera and 316 men. Newport, cavalry, for 3 officers and 70 men; infantry, 21 officers and 468 man. Bristol. cavalry, 7 officers and 114 men • infantry, 111 affairs end 338 men. Pembroke bock, infantry, 11 officers and 396 mem Bhaflisl.l. cavalry, 18 damn and 282 men; infantry, 19 officers and 601 men. Sheerness, infantly, right wing, for 432 men; left ditto, 349 as... Porta*, infantry, for 47 officers and 1,000 men. Guernsey, infantry, for 6 aliens and 85 men. Alderney, 'Matey, for 12 officers and 328 Ma. Chateau a l'Etoc, ler 4 nffioere sad 121 wee. And Rat Island, for 13 Akers and 378 men. CltiffrAL PALACI.-0111 SHILLINO DAY, THUltfi- DAT, MAT I.—Adslnfos' Oa paytaaat, 2,060; ditto by mama tiekets, 179 ; total visitor,, 2,239. I i