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

(taco ova OWN CORRWIPONDINT.) L 158024, Aram 29. The weather still continues wet, and holds out little prospret of a change. There is every reason to believe that the fourth crop has been or will be washed out of the ground, and that a further addition to the excessive prices of provisions will be the result. Several petitions, numerously signed, against the proposed financial measures have been presented to the Cortes, as well as many from the agricultural dis tricts against the proposition for free trade in grain. The deputies are now discussing the general quo tionsinvolvid in the report of the finance committee. The principal government speakers have been Senora Camel Ribiero and Camarate ; and the oppositionists, Sesors Avila and Carlos Bento—but the real position of the matter still seems the same. The Poettiguese brig African°, otherwise Genets' Rego, Captain Lege, took as passengers, at Bahia, some Sete 40 free blacks, who wished to return to a free state of Africa, and paid their passage accord ingly. The captain, however, disembarked the blacks at the port of Aguds, where they were again returned to slavery, and the cargo of the ship (palm oil) was I taken to London, where the vessel remained two months, and thence she returned to Lisbon, where she has remained three months. From this port she' eared out for Africa and Bahia. For Bahia sbe re. crived merchandise on freigh', and for Africa else, is addition to what she had received in London for this d.stinatioo, and which was passed free through the ('ustom-boase. The vessel was waiting a favourable wind at Paco d'Arcos, when orders came off to ar rest the captain, mate, and soother or the crew. The Criminal Judge of the second district has com mitted the captain on the charge of having placed ashore in a barbarous country, and effectually returned to slavery, 30 or 40 African passengers, with whom he had engaged that they should be taken to a free Poo. me following are the Lisbon exchanges for this packet:—London, 30 days, 64; 60 days, 641; 90 days, 34 ). Hamb urg, 49j; Amsterdam, 434; Oenos, 317 ; rule, 620—at three months' date. On London money remained over at the above rates, and some transactiosa were also effected at / below them. The amount passed, however, was small, as paper was scum , (lo the Continent, with the exception of Hamburg and Paris, no transactions of any im portance have been effected. On the latter placer, paper is offered at the quoted tate. Government stock has been in some demand at 43 to 43) per cent., and is offered at 43/ per cent. Bank of Portugal shares are looking up again, and are now from par to / per cent. premium. Bank of Oporto shares are from 18 to 20 per cent. premium, and Bank of Lisboa ewes per cent. discount. AUSTRALIA. nymoure, BVMDLT ETINING. The alt'p Ellaabornagh, Copal. George Hap, was off this prt to• Jay. Sha left Sploal 24th Jaw-sty, with 141 °masa of gold da•t, and a f.ll map, sowaisttag of 2,500 Woof wool, bidet, tallow, Le., forLoados. Ste riasdsd di. Hors F. brassy 26, end amid the lies Meth 25; spoils Fe Dreary 28 the ship Rimmed. ..it 47 days (ifs Sydasy, for Leedom ; March 7, bargee Hem, 42 days from Lseareitoo, Yee Di,sees's Lead; March 20, bergeo All.ro. set 9 days from Rio °made, far Liverpool; April 18, Alp Siste.mae, out 82 dap from Idslbiraree, for Loudest ; April 27, Retch barque Clibtiss Agate, out 113 days fresh Batavia, foci Amsterdam; ApU le. butes Cinemas, est 37 days from 3smdes, for BMhimit MI May 3, ship Alms, st.adoag to the westward. no Iftismas Y IA the Cimassl. —Tow. THE CRIMEAN MILITARY INQUIRY. SEVENTEENTH SITTINO.—THIS DAY. The proceediegs were resumed at the usual hoer Me aerobic when Crookshask obtained leave to pet eettain gaieties. te Mr. 'debt is coweelion with W (Mr. Crookalunlie) Wag pat wader wrest, u stated by Lord Logan es the 29. h alt. Mr. Flair (elongated by Mr. Creoltshaak) sal that be priestly ate 311ectad the ciscaeartaarore ct Mr. CrJakabaak's semi, sad forwarded • request to Lord Regis& Ina Ilr. Crookstank that as inquiry tato tiro tirClO steam of kis most sbouli bo nada. Lord Raglan said it would bo laoapedirat to institwo soak ea iaquiry ; but 'lnroad thom any dlaapprobation of Mr. Crook skuk's conduct. It Lord Rsuisa bad esproosod say oesial disappobstise, ha (Mr. Felder), so Mr. Croohaba•k's int awd,sto sperm officer, ins..t have kaowa it. There was an espre.siun of spplalos in the ball, at this post, *limb was, hoe/era, immediately mirpromed. Lord Loma said he knew oohing of what had peeled bourses L•rd aisles and Mr. Filter on the Deject, and lad himelf so verbsi oammunisatiew with his lordship about it, bat with •I. tier forwarded to him by the Adjs. dart-Geomel, direetiag him to release Mr. Crookshank from arrest, there was returned kis own letter, asking eimplaiet of Mr. Crookalsaak, and nos that letter Lord Karim bat wr.ttea tome remarks upon Mr. Crookelmak's aoudad. He (Lord Lucas) bad notarised this paper, by desire, to the Aiijutitot• General, hat hoped applisatioa would be wade by t►e closet for the production of the letter eos tainirp Lord linnlaa's remarks. kshaelt sad he had already applied for the pre deetm of that lever. The seiject then drop led ; and Mr It Air., applird for the erigiaal Week. of the sni ffiest, of Calomel fdeekensie to be Fodneed by Camel Teleh. Co:oarl lellorb said be bad already prodaeod these agnates, and thee, by leave of the coast, proceeded to sake a 'utmost with refs rears to the node is wh eh the erideeot of Colonel Withersll bad bees takes by bin la tie Crimes. Coloaei Talloch then predated the original doessiesta. Sit It Ain y caving gnats some strictures sport the way is whin the evidence bad ben takes, renamed his mai aattn (Los Friday lca•) cf Citotel Wetherall, who said the evidence in the Bins Book (page 166) did sot contain ell the madam gives by him Wore t..e cssimissiosen Irt the Crimes, sad he had sot sanctioned the omissions. He thought the mired parte of his evideoce of great in ternam; sad he did not oeasider the pointed :minutes • fa !Val report of the evidenos which las bad glees. The "Port Stated that only 400 watch costa had been issued, Whet is pilot of fact the nal number was 1,061, Gestated is the omitte Ip. r :ioas of his @airless*. The enuakelosses tat sot hesitated to asinsadvert most severely apes ths adialaletrstion of the Quantermaeler - Gelmeere sad yet they Rad sot gives themselves the trouble of comparing the retinas from which %logy alnico their soselasions. The report of this solam'sainers a's o contained as assertios that rep bad ben tastgad of blioutt., as aseertios which could sot be Um', till. , ads as the number of Machete is store always mann the synthsr of rugs; while there had bees SO receipt of the latter at all natal a deficiesey la it. supply so Warr .listed. With regard to the Mess of a th'rt blanket to sash man, in December, which the emasissioarn mistesded ought to have bees made, it wield have been gaits 'beard to issue a third blasket ate time lints the vs)", until cot terry •p tt the neap the ewes which bad already bees serially issued. With regard to an login of palliasses, as the {alliance wen only c t as and so there was so boy or craw t relent...ilk such as lase would have bees quits is.• I. is Coosil Wetherell thee Plied attestloo to ♦atlwe re marks eta moiler eiericir tit theseeowaleed is the re KM ewe was dill prieeedirg with hie etateweat whew oar report lett Ttlt. QUARTERLY IitTURN OF MARRIAO LS, 81R7119, "D bIATNA I.r bawls's Is ireeerally favourable. More then the every' ...mbar of children were Sias. sad tbe thotti %ere Seth bal % the averse' aunties is the sister quarter that r• 1.4 Much 31, 1W; the marriage. fll• tweed t h e last quarter al the year 1865 were talas the sire(* asset., SKI /118 vetoes were married (161.774 tars sad 161,7711 etseeva) m the year 1865, se that 'ha rate el meatless atm et 1.616 lamas to every 100,000 of the SON. % harass the is the tas pen 1414 -44 nee 1.682. The baths of 169 average ,252 'elides. two Lenetnel to the sister tower %bet aided oa Mara 41. 11 " lush., I. sbtolltely the higheet that has aver bum retuned is • suitor ;tauter; told the rate of birth I. SASS la 100,00, tr suet shore the average, 3,4441, of the Na..O RETIRRMIXT or MR. P. R. W4ITT, Mr. F. k. N,.•, M.l. gee %seed ea address to tbo ber g/we/sof u. Deetapb bensibe, in mad& In nein net an sten of his bee ts reader. it iectegabeet era blia ft sit ttes from whirg, at • totem iii•atioa, the Mistrim esssair begonias thin rap CIWINIVOIe And& THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. SO DDDDD 07 William Brows, William Thompson, and :du end* airs Hwy Matthews. the latter of whom wee said be be a ticket-of leave Ran, were placed at the bar spew aa ad joereed charge of turnip tees triad be polesseien of a lisp quastity el roles jewellery. Tr a eireasastasese warred with the "rotate of the pit- IOW" sad the recovery of the property shortly after the ',Trinities of the robbery, were of rather a paellas ra rer; sad reflected rut credit apes the dimes eateged In the ease. It appeared that at twelve "Week ea the eight of Friday Waster r (Impost Barash 11 10, wee passing through Tbresel-street, Spitalfields, eeetwerseiod by Jaeksoo, of the seas division, he observed a woman, who was atutifestly os the watch, at the door of or of the hewer, which he rermsised as s notorious hassle( thieves. The isstaat s►e aright sight of them the stomas darted late the house, but was rapidly followed by the officers toe room ea the fint boor, sad es reaching the upper landing they herd her ejaculate, •' Put It away quick, here Sr. the Paden!" At the same sorer /Loma sad Smith rushed oat sad attempted to pass the dicer, who forced them brk Into the apartment, where they saw Therapeoe, whom they were about torero, when he hastily transferred &package to or of his confederates, who stealthily jerked it war the bed. Sensate Bunts immediately serried the boodle, cm wen* which he fated it to costar 160 lager rings, 62 watch-keys, 70 'ere, five packets of rinssaal aenassests, sad ether articles of jewellery. Wh.le he wee slimed IA the impaction the prise:wen Brown sad Thompson soddenly threw up the window, sad leaped oat apea the reef of an outhouse. from which they degraded into the yard, and temporarily rasped, bet they wen speedily traced to sia adjoining tore of bad repute, where they were brad 'oersted beneath t .landlady's bed. Mr. Jaws Comerford, a jeweller, in the Edgware-road, was Dow in &Wisdom*, sad identified the w►oa of the uthlro prodased so him poop ay. He had ass them afe is a glass as attached to its miter frame of his wade+ at also o'clock oa the maims is qustios, bat as he was propariag to dose his shop, only tine Sous bolts.* the sppootheasion of the psisesen, whisk took plats nearly six miles from ►M residesee, be discovered that t►e ease hod ban forced ups. by Waves, who bad abstracted tits eating isonoesti. Tiro prisroors, who &pollard orrarlag &ay &lento, won tossanded for depositions. THAMES. ASSAULT. Donnie Cavanagh, s tall tad powerful man, about 46 years cid, who ►as bees fregaeutly is *moody for mush', druakenasee, sod riotous oniduet, was brought before Mr. &Ire, s►oried with atabbiag his wife with a half, with inteat to murder her, or do grievous bodily harm. ♦ sertificara, wiles t►is morniag by Dr. dam, of Poplar, was put in. It stated that the patlsat Mazy Cave 04h we. la a dwagurons state ; that she had bee. stabbed la the left aide, had received a would in the boom, sad that *se of her heads was eat. Catherine Terser, the twits of Rickard Terser, t f No. 1, Hatt.row, Listelessee, said t►e priaaaer was her father, and image to buboes, es Betsr..ay eight, at balf•eaat 11 o'clock, sad waived to gene la, bat she wield set apes the door to W. Her INOIIIII, was is the hoses. Tee witnier, who was my reluctant to uy suck shoat the trunsactioo, We sitid—l don't know what ny fathar did. Mr. self —Now, you nest tell me the truth. Witaese—My maser sue t sae me. My Whir same to the door. They did not soo sash ether. My Gotha opened the window, end my nother went to it, and oh* pet oat the light. I did not ote swan( done at all. I was at the frost doer. When I west law the roost my MN ttur was dreadfully sat sad ail over blood. These wag e° nee is noose= but I sad rep nets r. The window mopes when I ems into the room, sad my Mbar was gone. I leek my moth's ea a Mao, who dared ha wounds. She Is sew my had la bed. Mr. fielfe—You mid you know nothing about this affix, and it appears yon know emitting about it. Witame—My father was my bay es Saturday night, and did sot know what he was abat. Poliosmoomeoebto 4.21 H sold she last willies* cans to Mai at half--past 11 o'clock en Saturday eight, sad said bar soother had been sta►bed. He was also informed that it would be danparous fee the prisoner to be at large. He foaad the prisoner in frost of the Cape of Good Hope pablie house oppedte Limbos's shwa, tad took him foto custody. The prisoner went qeietly to a chemist's stiop,and oe bolag ttlura to the statiia holm two knives wore loud upon him; ono of Moat was staisod with blood. He was ordered to fetch Dr. Odes to see the mania, sad hie had boon is attendese, spoa her site.. Sloe womaa had lost a largo gesatity of blood, sad was act 'spitted to survive. Mc Golfe nasaaded the primmer fora week. MINSTAR OF LICINSES.-(77113 DAT.) FE DIVISION. This day abolish of magistrates, consisting of Sir Peter Laurie, Kt. (chairman), Sir Jana Heathen, Her:., Mr. J. Louie, le., saasabled et the Court-how, MO- Street, Marlease, to truster lianas in the Milian. Us following treaders of lieossoo took plum :—Mskor's Cali' Homo, Old Quotes it...; Iron Mr. A. Palmer to Mr. Jana Watkias; Montagu Anse, Mcstarso strut, from Mr. Edward Morahan to Mr. Hoary Jou CldforJ ; City of Hanford, Cbarlor4troot. Portmu•egaw, . . fro. Mr. P►ilfp Bait\ to Mr. Jona Kaight; Nelosi Hood, Groot York.sitoo, from Mr. Thomism Wolnfidel' to Mr. William Butt; Poototrut Credo, Edward-street, hr... Mn Louise Marley to Mr. Zdward Boothe= ; Kiss's Read, Little Woodstock-street, from Meson. William; sad labs Smith, to Mr. Walter Mott a; Portliest' Ann, Great Margleboseatreet, frog Mr. caie Diplook to Mr. Prince; Wlute Baran, Greet Pod land strut, boa Mr. Prise' to Mr. William Latimer; Oeo►ge, Griot Portland-itreet, from Mt. Caleb Cos Orliff to Mr. Wm. Horrlaad; Prince of Mackleoborgb. Jammu street, Manaltrater moan, from Mr. Ben. Barber 0 Mr. WUhi Scoderaoke; Leg's Used, Margarot.otroot, (roe' Mi. William Bennett to Mr. Jobs Rolland; Portland Arlan Great Pertliuri-street, from Ks. J. Barton Japan to Mr. B. Benjamin ; PIMP, Paat-erradla Hew Mr. W. Baud to Mr. Daniel Clemest Mouth's' ; Bay Mottos, thiyetone-atieet, from Mr. Henry Smith to Mr. William Abates ; Rem et Mussed,. High strati. Maa abeetor-squiv. hen Mr. Hobert Woodworth to Mr. lobe Pap; Britannia, MosreUrerst, from Mr. G. Brawn to M►. Ceriatoplies Iletettiseas; Bhlp, Upper Marylebesootreet, tram Mr. Wm. Timberlake to tor. Wm. Hellion; H. In Ms Pony], Orford-anteef. from Yr. Hausa Iltsolair to Yr. J. Fraser Peal; Bu, New man strut, front Kn. Aiwa Brae to Yr. K. Combines ; Wallace'. Head, Woodford-strut, fro. Mfr. James Smith to Kr. Jos. Warboye ; Wilt. Hone, Castle-02w But, from Mr. Ja.. 11.sykias to Kr Richard Dees ; Plasterers' Arras, Little Kuylebese-street, to Kr. Hy. Eldon Buse, the late Masai balm a beakropt. LATEST SPORTING (az azatcraw AltlVALS.—Piehermaa, Littie Tgaby, Knight's, Trap per, Claret, rasa Ravin, Lunette, Swirls' Linen, Lobos's. Irosia, &mea Pare, Daald••• sod 1 4htalm_Nt Churns Cuit—Rill etatieten, Scythian, Mary, Lady Tattoo, Lille Davie, Goodish. Darrel, Dame Judith, Fatalist, Yellin leek, Mooroosk. Sink, Mimi, linger lord. Pretty B iy, sad Puce, .re bore. The Erased is is ezcoilent naming order. r-MONDAY. (PT ILICTRIC TiLINTAPII The foll , wieg bones h... left hue for Chutes :—Qaises, ej owe, Itsoseessesdae, and &ding. CHELTENHAM—MONDAY. ILIICITRIC T11...01AP11.) no Mow* loft Imo this atotaiag for Clustor Smsoy, Homily, Poodle, Osumi, sad • 3-yr-akt of laws Day's. THE Am 61ICAN AILS.—LITIMPOOL,SATIJIDAT.— Th• brithit ao.I North *merman up .1 caul or aw-ektp. ARO, Cattalo Maar? 0 Lott, wird from the Money at 9110 an. for ?Ow York. with t • rout la-weekly wads for lb. wawa meatiest, NI Iftwoolto.o. se. a Electors'. sorts af isoreheedlee is &Opt. Bero war telegraphed of Poiat Lyaes at 3 p.m. THE EXPRESS. MONDAY EVENING. MAY 5. 1856. IMAM msra-2HIB DAY. UNIIII LUI AT /DOM IinTAIA Two Velma. The railwa share market to-day le generaly bat ter. The o bj et transactions have been in Great Western stock, which is marked as high as: 621. Berwick, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Manchester and BheMeld, North Stafford, Midland. and South Eastern shares, beside' others, are all better. Great Luxembourg shares ham fallen to 61 to 61. Northern of Franco have spin advanced con siderably. ORDENAIT SHAW AND ROOM *qr. today alga. -MT-- 111111 dis i ili 411111110.441 ZALLWAYS. aide Cootria l p. oat— I$M 15 77 Do, tre mod. 1474; 76 N • per ont. (Ma Loa 1001 64 Do d0i.111464. IS Me r 4 dl, Wiled= 04411 11 par 44041 44 .▪ 07oloold pi 4l. oat (Ili Pied) I I NSI 7$ 401 Do. 4110 psi mac asavoilblo 17114 N Now Tial~ p.05t.11607.4 lull . SO Do Do.. Aft ltd Nut. 14617 Do. Os w*iiti Food ... C 664 eel Pla.fraimisor berloos. 1477 Ilkdodigi Ohio owl Id Mort. Scads I 04. do. Sol D 0.... I fame. dp.4l. ODIN Di% Id Dorms Do. da. Sod do„ Seg. 104. sod lialkti •p. lat Mart MO 1 Do. Sad 16747.184.11 vie um.— 167111 f Tambrabie by stewed base. II *I J d"' II I WI dadeollea doWddind dumb& ANY lag. OWE WsOmens —. IldllikamehtaldeL. 11•. " Itsid .es.ia Do de Ad sad km es de liar.4l Pop. Orploll Petra D•. Prolermir arrest Dim 'Meow dei.dadoloollis Oms • limmora Mom Maori, Clarral reor g bar allai alisDas• 4)6. las.da. Omilration. IddidnumalbsetTeL Iliodus IliAmorkst MOW Simon Cat Ildialods I Oal A p.O.Pro.k,nt I R. lima& N. ONO' id ILLthiraddir.d. dd. lkires Asserairlaa Dire cif law Aired Clas Do. Sew Putilveriaselltleasra! Pairs.lloriold Mon depot MU 04111•._ L %Oda AVIS.. 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Nashua on April 16, says : A dresdial occident happtaed here this araeoa. The Rev. George B. Isom, ate professes is Anhwei College, bat now pastor of • church to this eity, was crossing the Coaxed trash la Nash's, when his horse bream frlghteaed sad bashed apes a comas treight train. Mr. Jewett was ademapealed by his wife sad only child, • led of Noe few tees years of ego. Their shies was stroll by Iba huh, and they In t, milted sad terribly =sailed by the wilt ii4n. Mr. Jewett was found beneath the we, with GOO limb a. arty assered teem Gus body sad otherwise Mrs. J•wett has bad est heed ampseeted; the Ad= ern sod leg, and died at 7 VW* We mats* The born was hastaatl kiilvd, sad the dubs arrial MO bill. e. HAILWAT.—At a ISt* 'NNW F= it the Lyon. Rail Compaq a dividend yea ef fist, which, with the 13f. 60.. already pail as hateeeet, rashes op a total eau of BA olf• per Aare k lb• yowl 1866. 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The English funds have to-day experienced a fresh rise of 1 per cent., purchases preponderating. Consols have advanced to 921 to 93 for money and Thursday next. The Three per Cent. Redacted have beet dealt in at 911 to 1 ; the New Three par Cents. at 92 to 1 ; Bank Stock at 211 to 1; Exchequer Bills (March) at par; ditto (June), at Bs. to 4e. die.; India Bonds, at 10s. to 6s. die. ; std Exchequer Seeds, 1868, at 971. Foreign stacks are generally steady, with little limp in pries. The salts include Turkish Six per Cents., at 97 for money, and 971 to 1 for the 16th instant; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., at 94 to 94 ex div.; Austrian Old Five per Cents at 84 (exch. 10fi.); Granada Active Bonds at 18 ex coupon 1863; do. Deferred at 81 Mexican at 221 to 1 for the 16th inst ; ROMA= Four and-a-Half per Cents. at 96; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. at 241 for the 16th inst. ; Venezuela Four-and-a-Qaarter per Cents. at 281 ; ditto, De ferred, at 121. Arrivals of Australian gold to the extent of 300,0001. are reported this morning. The mint annual financial statement is to be e on Monday, the 19th inst. The arrival of the Dolphin, from Sydney, is re• ported, but this vessel is not known to have any gold on freight. The imports of the precious metals newly reported lest week were limited, comprising • total of about 284,0001. The particulars are subjoined : 463,000 dots. by the Asia, from New York; 920,878 , dole. by the Magdalena, from the West Indies and Mexico • and 2,629 os . of gold and 1,212 dole. by the Niger, Mexico; Africa. Quantities of silver also continue to be drawn from various parts of the Continent, for shipment to the East. The Vesta has brought in this week 12 cases from Oporto, and the Baron Oey 6 oases from Antwerp, besides smaller arrivals. It may be useful, however, to repeat that, irrespec Live of tbeee imports, the amount of Australian gold actually landed during the week is no less than 828,0001. This sum was included in our last weekly suramary. By far the larger proportion of it has been purchased by the Beak. The custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week include 2,390 ca. of gold, and 22,882 oz. of silver, representing a total value of scarcely 15,0001., the whole of wbieh was despatched to Hamburg. The other shipments reported from the ontportu com prise 12,0201. bhe Sultan, for the Peninsula; and 30,0001. by the La Plata, for the West Indies. The most remarkable shipment of the week, how ever, consists of the unprecedented total of 843,2021. now lying on board the Ave, which is to leave Southampton on Sunday morning for Alexandria. Of this enormous sum, only 22,6101. is in gold, the remaining 820,8921. consisting entirely of silver. It is surprising that the exchange between this country anti the Continent keeps up so well, considering bow large a portion of this silver is drawn from various parts of Europe. The partioulare of this heavy ship- ment are subjoined via., for Alexandria, gold, 1,0001. ; for Bombay, silver, 180,0001. • for Ceylon, silver, 6001., and gold, 4,6401„. for desires, silver, 1,0001.; for Calcutta, silver, 71,1141.; for Pease& silver, 17,0101.; for Singapore, silver, 83,9701.; ter Hong Kong, silver, 186,9724, and gold, 18,8701.; km Canton, silver, 80,8061.; aced for Shanghai, silver, 80,2214 The aggregate exports of the week are thus raised to the haFortant total of 700,0001., exclusive of the remittances to Turkey. A call of 61. is advertised as payable on the shares of the Alliance (France and England) Bank by the 12th inst. The animal meeting of the New Zealand Company is to be held on the 22nd inst. Au extraordinary general meeting of the East Suf folk Railway Company is called for the 20th inst. at Heleswarth, to consider two bills now before parlia ment, one of which authorises • line from Lowestoft to join the Rest Suffolk Railway in the parish of &colas, and the other Is for a line from Yarmouth to the Brit Brffolk Railway, in the pariah of Had dime. An extraordinary mend meeting of the Paris General Omnibus Company is called for the 14th of May, in that city, when an increase of the company's capital wilt be proposed; and an extraordinary meet ing of the aluireholders in the Napoleon Docks for the 17th, to consider a treaty of fusion. Bnboined is a summary of a list drawn up by Mr. Miller, of the Jerusalem Coffee-house, containing partici:las of the vowels which are preparing to enter outwards for Australia daring the month of May: No. of NNW& Fir %Mode . .... . • Mda.rtlYnra.— ..... 4 Lem „ AMMO* ...... 4,061 „ Now 4 ... 5,847 wool= Asolzolla rote The correspondin g statement for the previous month (April inoladed .60 vessels, representing 38,861 too.; Much, 48 vessels, or 36,224 tons; for February, 37 vessels, or 26,737 tons; for Ja nuary, 42 vessels, or 27,470 tons ; for December, (1866), 36 vessels, or 24,784 tons • for November, 37 vessels, or 28,948 tone; for October, 58 vessels, or 44,289 tow; for September, 82 vessels, or 43,369 tons for August, 63 vessels, or 41,387 tone; for July, 69 verges, or 39,781 tons; and for June, 63 vessels, or 37,911 tons. BATIIIDAY iVIXING. The funds were firmer to-day, and closed 1 to 1 per cent. higher than yesterday. Business wan limited, but the :transactions poem to have consisted chiefly of ,parchases against the speculative sales which were recently induced by the report of an ap proaching loan. The aspect of the discount market wan to-day quieter, preparations having been made against the commercial liabilities maturing on the 4th. Caosols for Thursday lust were first marked 92/, and closed at 921 to 1. For money the final quota tion wan also 921 to /. The price for the next account of the 4th of June is quoted about 1 per cent. higher. The official business report is as follows: Three per Ont. Console, kr money, 92 1. i. 1.1. ditto, far amount. Bth May, 921,1. Thin per Cen•. Reduced, 911,1, 1. New Three per Cents., 911, 1, 1. Lug Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 3 3-16. Bank Stock, 2101. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Ex chequer Hoods, fallingpayable in 1868, 981. Tee March Exchequer Bills may be quoted 6s. die. to par; end the June Bills, Bs. to 4.. di.. The foreign stock market wan very quiet, but prices in some cuss showed increased firmness. Turkish Six pet Cents. rose 1 per out., closing at 971 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. left off at 1011 to being 1 per cent. better than yesterday ; Mexican Buds advanced about 1 per cent. ; Spanish stooks attained a farther slight improvement. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares closed at 61 to 6 prem. ; Riga and Danaberg Railway, at Ito 11 prem. ; Carmel= Coal Mines and Railway, at 1 to 1 prem.; and General Bank of Switzerland, at 1 to 1 peen. Ottoman Bank shares closed to-day at; to 1 prem.; Back of Egypt, at to # prem. ; National Discount Company, at 1 to I dis.; and Western Bank of Lon don, at 41 to 31 dis., being rather better. London aced County Bank stock is marked 311. That of the Ludo. Chartered Bank of Australia advanced about 10s. Australian Agricultural shares declined 11. Bast and West India Dock stock wan dealt in at 122; London Dock, at 1001; Peninsular and Oriental. at 661 ; ditto new shares, at 4 prem.; Royal Mail Steam, at 721 to 731 ; and New South Wales Five per Conti., at 97. RZDOCID ARMY ERTIMATILI, 1856-7.—This morn. leg was issued a statement of the mutes already voted, sad tM sass remaining to be voted, of the reduced army estimates for the year 1866 7. The amount of the original ultimate wu 34.998,604 i.; the amount of reduced estimate. 20,747,56414 the moult already voted, 20,164,110 f ; amount to be voted, 683,4641. 4* 4flB 184 12 isi US Ili II II I la ;311 lie To 9e 91 90 91 r i 11 I Pi 42 04 17 IS SO Si Si SE r,i -;,.., 1.- It 14i, 71 i ii. 1 11* I,_ 11 1 1 1 is si 1 s lln 1 I i SS SI ISt Sfl 174 IS4 $ f AY par I pa 4 1 de 41 48 f l p 41 0 0 /I Ii li 4 i 4 dis 211 it - - 140 141 111 10114 1104 10 10, 94 11 3 iI 21. N it I''l. 11 1. 1 - I if i. 4 'is" 11 74 N Ili i w3O 14114 1 111 i 16/ 16 a' MINES.-THM DAY, Two o'CLoCg. There is no business going forward is the gold mining shares to-day. In other mining stocks the transactions are also hw. In the Stock Exchange, Poatgiband shares have been dealt in at lli; and Sortridge Consols at 21. Annexed is a list of Saturday's transacting& in the Mining Exchange sad Stock Exchange. Mining Exchange official list: Bast Sender, 2A ; But Besewasse, 20e.: Fort Bowes, be 9d., 65., 6s. 3d. ; Reinsbash, 365., 40e ; Bortridge Con sols, 665., 67.. 611. In the Stock Exchange: South Basset, 366; Alfr d Como* 131; Bortrldp Con sole, 21; Vale of Towy, 315., 30s6d. , Par Con ! sole, 191; West Frances, 26, 271; Fort Bowen, 6e. 3d., 6s. 9d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARL-LANE.—THIS DAY. The receipts of foreign wheat, oats, and Goer were liberal last week, and the show of Reglish wheat on sale from New and Kent was good. Tee best samples of red Bag- Nab sold at an advisors of le. to 2s per quarter, aad other deseriptioas on folly so good terms as before. Fine fresh foreign wheat was also rather dearer. American Soar was held firmer, and carentry flour made It. more WNW, per sack. Barley in short supply, and Its valise uncharged. Notwathstanding rather large arrivals of oats (upwards of 46,000 qrs.), a good sale was esperionoed at about former prime. Beam firm. Peas dell at late rates. • ARRITAUI INTO LONDON FROM APRIL IN TO MAT I. coism i... VI MM. US 9µ 4440.. vaval. ....... ....... .......• &ON griN 1 1 71 . 4 144 9 74 'CI - 461 E.Y. IN.- 111 lnili 'NUN ..«.....40329 N 79 ...... SUSS 1600 :-....: 4446 111$ IL C. BAIL 4117 653 4921 806 30 2 Gt. N. 1Ai1.... 371 ..... 237 462 1 .... owls gum= ..... 40 ......... ...... I i 00 1 ...... • •••• 230 MINCING LANG-THIS DAY. —.--- The following public lain ere advertised for to-morrow: —Boger: 300bbe. Belinda*, 6,500 bags Mauritius, 1,700 bags Bengal, and 5,500 begs Madras; Coffee : 1,000 half bales of Mocha, a.: 1,600 baits native Ceylon ; Saltpetre: 3,300 hags Bengal; Ries 6,200 bop Bengal . The private contract markets since Friday have been iasotivr, eserpt for nee, which has been bought freely at I fall prices to a shade advance, chiefly on speculative aeceunt. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The tallow ssarkst is qsiet os the spot, bat there ia nose dlsposttion to operate tor the sad of the year. Tows tallow is quoted 46s sett cash. Potenhsra Y. C. os the spot, 46s ; May to Jose, 44r. 9d.; October to Dungan, 455. OP TALLOW. 11144. Casks... 7 I ....—.... lhoskow i-__ UPI 41,87 PAN D•llmi7 last we.. Ile 2.377 MIX Do.from Ist Jana „.. SUMO k 1,601 101.112 urival last week ....... ...... MIS 11,734 1.004 Do. from lst Jane ....... 103,064 85.660 72,492 Price T.C. per owl. ............ Ilia id. 3 la. ud. , 43a. FM. Do. Towv 64a. 9d. , 34 1. 34. 14M. W. Antral for the week NAM, ltth May last year. 2.150 mars dad delivery, 2.603 auks. The arrival lut week comprise: rell auks from Ramie, 82 from Australia, sad il4 frcm other places. Totals 1,004 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (TlllB DAY.) The number of besets it very neuly the sass as on Monday lot. The demand is rood aid Priday'e advance is folly II antaisiod. We have rather a larger supply of sheep, bat the average quality Is very isdaerett, sad consequently the Moistest descriptions are readily disposed of at Friday's prices. Trade remains uneltered for sires and lamb.. From Ger many sad Holland there an 84 bouts. 180 sheep, sod 60 mime ; Spain, 170 slump ; Scotland, 8.50 beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,600 ; and 200 from Inland. per moue of now ad.a d. Per atone of Sb,. ad. a. 4. Dell Boo* Herefords.. 4 84 10 Dot Dna L Elf•breds 6 0 5 4 Not 80ortAsoros .. 4 4 4 8 Boat Lot. I-oroola ••••• • *mad milky beam.. 3 04 0 Do. do. 48 5 0 0016, . 4 8 510 awes mdse.:owl avatar else ... 4 06 1 Do. do. Morn 4 4 4 6 Boa i lama Bestso market, 4,186; Mese sod bruka :calm ** ' cues% Clt pl/r. . BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mehra. Fifteenths' and 80ith report that th• Ostend tt Bus boks continues goad at tail prices. COAL MARKET—THIS DAY. Kayla, Omega, 17s. 3i : Hatton West Hartley, 16 , .; Walls End Harem, 16s; Walls Bid Hatton, 18s.; Walls Bid Time, 181.-69 ships at market.. WIILXTAN METHODIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY.— . Accost. Mairrneo.—(Tam DAY.).-The anneal peen ' meeting of the friends end supporter/ of the above society was held this morning in Baster Hall; the Right Hoe. the Berl of Shaftesbury in the chair, supported by the Right Hon. Joseph Napier, Y.P. The great hall was crowded in every part of it, while on the platform—which was silo r filly oenpled—there were to be reel Mcdt of the leading member' of the Wesleyan Biairtry and laity. The preened legs °posed with the elegiac of a hymn, after which the divine blessing was Invoked by the Rev. Robert Young. The noble slattern, Is commencing the beanies of the meeting, paid a high tribute to the activity and essfalasse of the Wesleyan holy, oherrviag that the missionary cause was one la which all denomi nations of Christians could and ought to e'mbine. The ileac dal report then read by the mastery, shows @nisi:rum ' in almost every considerable Item of receipts, both in the home sod foreign income. The total ordinary home item*, far the year ending Danaher 31, 1856, amount' to 78,8321. 18a. it, which, with the eintributions of foreign auxiliaries, At., brings the total to 119,1221. 41. 9d., being an Increase of 8,0731. 10s. 6d. over tb• receipts of the previous year. Is the expenditure of the year is included the limo! 1,4101. Os. ld., specially reputed ron.ributions for the China Missies is 1864, reserved fir the soppost of the ads 'ice; and 9,3261. 9s. ed. towards the redaction of debt occuioced by the emcees of espenditere over rrealpts in former years : iadudlep these particular', the payments of the year have equalled the receipts, and mania to 119,1221. 4s. 9d. ; and the debt of the society has bees re duced from 15,7231. 19s. 7d. to 8,3971. 10a. ld. Thirty- ear missionaries and area wives of miellonarirs have been meat oat by the society since the let anniversary. THE BAND IN THE REGENT'S PARK —The Beat appearance of the bend in this park took place yesterday (Sunday), and some thousands of persons of all classes cot tinged from 3 o'clock until peat 6 to pour fat) the park, and at length there must have been at least 10,000 perms in atteadanes. The band was seated in a t. moorary ra diates, and durieg the three lours that they delighted the archaism with these music not a single word in o pp os it es was be.rd, and everything pawed of with the greatest satisfaction. By perastagoe of 8D B. Hall a large pavilion has been erected in this park fur the sale of retreat:inmate. APPOINnIENTS.—The Lord Chanoollor has ap p 'lined the Rio C R Hall to the red ry of B.dre Newton, county of Monsioetb. The vicarage of Wadley, county of Batista, has b en conferred by Vie Lord Chancellor upon the Bev. C. 8.. Newmarth. The vicarage of St. Michael's, Derby, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, has been gives to the Rev. J. Erskiae Carla. The Lad Chenrellor his pre sented the RtT. J. Meddy to the vicarage of Down Bather ley, clarity of Gloucester. Ihs vicarage of fitokc-witb- Sine, county of Warwick, has been given to the Rev. R. Arroesmith by the Lord Chancellor. The Queen hen ap pointed the Rev. Y Petit to the perpetual curvy of St. Jude's, Birmingham. Mr. Cochlea M. M'Hardy is &p -p tinted to be third clam clerk in the Director-0 l's Der Resent of the Admiralty at Boren: House. Captain R. B. WaYos, CB. le 'pointed to be aaval aide-de camp to the Queen —Obaersev. LONGFORD ELECTION.—AO-IDOrrOW week, the 13th last., ha. been fined fir the nomination in Longford, and Mr. Hughes's friends reckon es his soccer as almost certaia. It le rumoured that Mt. Ring Herman, the conservative candidate, will not go to tt e poll s and ao serious oppositiaa Is eaticipated to Mr. John Reynolds. COUNT WALEWSILfB SPEECH.—The Bristol Mer cury of Sturdy I.st has an article en this subject, and appended to It the following note :—" Since the foregoing was prepared for the press we beelines the official I r .tecof„, fa which the remarks of Cornet Wslewski BIS embo, I d. Oar views were founded on a version of his speeds ear tamed is toe llgity Retire ; sad the Globe having aligns,- tised it as the iscireset, the extremely is overact report of the proceedings In conferees, on the Bth of April,' we tort earaelves down la a metewbg taw, thyleg " negro on the Non use the like ever known I' to ose the siirueniog variations, and to attenuate our fu where cites- tenses might require it. We foand, however, es abeasess of eapreseien even which might not he seesantad ter by deal translation ; and hence so portion of oar swamis% Inaba the slightest modiflation." [AdvertiamastA—A2 KL Micara ErrAsum gam. Ilk Befuletreet. li i.t e* N4 LiadenieUerrevt, sea crysat False% are exhlbilse the al British mausesuffen, la Dr/ribs-top, 'Ed saw I artilse al Mayer Maury entealis presentien. A operate de. ir Papier timiut Ilamemiiirse esotelle Tanen Table ate. ka bb Ism earns rer ni l= at tbe 111Makilbilletst be the sale Elam nab spook tot . sale wads. ass Mbar I 1