The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-18 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OP LORDS.—(THIS DAY.) mak Wilds, egortig Ism lobar reel coat= or semi. l i saw simar,:mot *day, al2 o'clock, kr li ef= will to view of Is dlitatiag the at Issi Ilawasesss, daimon et ississibees, occupied the loam! is dr Wawa dls Lem Cssaiczu.os. Thum vow ally Sas ir Ibtre oc r w SI Us Mobs We loos *ma ecousittes :- =:11 , 1 Bill, Les Doff AA A.d...4 awe Tide Act Autemiteed 111 sad the Peeper 1111 THII9 IIZADINOIL no Marries bilk war• sad a third liar :—lsassa Taa Lbilmail7 Bat CAlllheli and laden» Comadsaiasa Sass roashisl Masa IA awl Or locleieeticel Jr Thaler %abased a OM an asii prowl la the Canons areas vas a lesesli wind wassalft sad Int Um. Tsk Millie ilia simasi andipsat tans o'clock. HOUSE OF COlOlOlll4-411118 DAY.) The Stuart took ihe disk 6112 ifelleak WNW 110111111. Xt. CL•aza tee the emir aid his art toe Loadostliery. MITA . = DUIRRISB. The Mar Ms ilognpk air or;oe Swim ardl Walwit Railway Bill wiw• ece• elind awil aim/ to be read a C, third Ableehsei Railway Bill was wllhimews is eater inure et sr sigrollaa at the Wee Depaelnewl. The Otimgazi ns litil was red • isseed The Omni 11•14Lweetasbls the Y7' mot of a ilkliesia Tuix es Is orl•mg • Sri Rm. Invart nonoto..—Os the year 0f Mr. ammo, the =Ow sins;:—Aassent dthe tea at HMO iro Oa, la the Lt day et Jam, NIL to the du dry 61=117; la mega Ira the Itellemetu to be :—Rahßag, =g,!sub Writer •= 24 iril tar. And, lee Nonalme et g y res drawl ire _ op to Or Ur ay et Merch, Off, ha Delia TEI MAIER'S ILITIRIXICHT HILL Midi or read a third thee at par Tin lIPRAILRII—I short art b drag Nike to my am inlay vare I to par Oh 111 le pm a Sri dip rims arras met rib* Ind zadial sq roe ormenteirra to bra a reek of dar =rideof my bare sorer to the lair, or at as perencregger. ria aro sera bar been proodeil. Oa the mean ZWV. Oar, reali by Mr. WY.. awed sous It an dad alea s. Or the shortages et tho Saber be a the THIRD READINGS. The harms Mb are ad a third ume and par • :—Rareograr OM (Away.) ioorchdad Fund Irtrhas) Ddl—the Hothy and te. M muthq The Lord meemimeata M deeligitiag et Towns (Ire- Lod) Aot Anesiesa HOD= (1111HLUID) 110111 MINN indlilllllll Slid BILL rad to. 11211. Mr. PAGAN, In wrap the meal Naas el Ole • ar hope te pellel• be error* st the prat age fb oreles; bat be raid ihot the era aserant weld na ffs web a asintion r veil emir la to any trek to he oar Lis as Ea- Intelltra that dr tot Ins thael. If be did es, the ark lord tail be maw • meet amp afar to the slater eavatry, Om ma ;pr im = that are be me, par, arra the estrar of dr tararga grears. Re cart are the sere bed thi awe vas a Imam *An M Ids har, or be add Or be ward or ahoy dr WINr by at the memo no rile Rid ao deur Mr a ragerly k bar, Int be ward earl hir agerues IMO Daytime in c=r• eala l anai be word neeil - el the areinose mark e * elload Mr by the Mai rah= ha bawl. Mr. BAOWILL agarO train meltea lrhag canard es a retrat rasabor, Ot * weal to to tbe Inane of Ihe ka t antorrie Is to dellited. Mr. IIZAOHHR sori .rerd • =Fe NOW Tr Ora at Haar la ha sing wig paaw arl agar as arm The tome to Imo this to swim, Si tes mortes eel for bid harass la doe winsibn ple. tia moo It add, dram be a - are tortas• Ora ribs are retenek whether be add Lab Ibbodeer arise dam an* Bram. Mrs bra) 1011111 AN wes om astrr erred to dean Os et Sheror = gnonst ate to this tar. Ala Ole praise el Os act, the right ha gra an war Ws art it bed ailed is wry pint. Misr, bloc) In Os int gla _Op of Mae air woo try • sainetrief; b oasthat eimelismies bar eke* my* ia tbe nestolor tab Irispar bed mad Handl of the rasa remas la dr ant pier the or pram hod bid it tear the tax ~kir. _ Tito greeseret pee emir agar the arrealks et Cab, al Ird • air lit VAX ; bet the iorlas hot sa aped, nod with tbe sass tpsaa rrri lltie to lles dhawl, a der add= tooM Is proorei his dra pas Tare weal then be eer rope tom to be eelled too ed. Oa mom oftheeasolas arab thegoeseannat antilbrehroentyponsedoptaporms; ander baba Mar err par ass pored le sib to my lariat an poy. ad - bra rigail ibe ha be mat Om apse of Os Della hair ; ad •yin add net bow not eta the eessonenne Ohre of boo_ galas earls err the relereella Onsidet helsod. Aram yip was lint the sl ap stoat lirlf ram the tes, say at a pros' prober owl aril be vapid byas butabels a war ranherefaa be Or yin me resets .samba by goset ad dame so part el it raaYat eta Iho maw ma et Os pores rror ze ts= =peal as eplan Ont Os lab et the railector ad so area es le erre dra loan the brim ain therodro Tailed be.. rile bare or by Oat. The Order agora of Os ourealenre Ilf" or 14,11114 whirr la MR wa WOOL ; Ore bed ha andierils him= he Is Oa heat et Oor stag . Oahe JAI was barer tad the Myrrh k the bob ef the arroadenere El• gray arms by a boar sr are ononniod el ragtag Oak peperey. Meier are drone * arrenort raw so are N thus le sia Or whir bol los stra* s ✓ime Is EMt, sad to tar tbs bras oboe it now6to- Orly la ress the lialselaind Oormirimer .) Orb's HAIMTON apart drag arra to Mae re here and Os a ffi rm ebolowed forth by the rib hes. the Serteery be bolsi H. mord e• en - airs too the bit be mot • art that tre day throe Ailed JONES .rated the mothigist. - --- Atter some Mbar dkorsien, la Os come at glib My. IllkiV a D. Man" awl Itr. liweria, rawly =at mew the gerimsnt bod thhaird to IL. A. sod Pe. Owls rid thesernas the oppetbrlty drift theta drlsrarreselemddhe AMU the Arany Tau in allaktrili art they eanteadr, oink ups dr ow bring r waxy la Inland. Loud PALMERSTON depresuri taking ig thi= wither rine annuity tat, art aid lksi Ile We et=the raw toeing. Ma biped k would ha that the grommint wen In as way= upon rafter at Mr Amway Tan la tratord. Aar a her weds hen Ilfr. Irintrattard Mr. Erna, Mr PAGAN ries taw wards la reply, saying Dr be hailed ths rain th=rsat led cone le as • :=Ll a tiate% htd, ths l iv e. iniel d tttot a tbe his ca= et red wt IMMaI Third Ina cora Mr. hadla no hood ark with r mbar d iscerns ; pradni lttt. Stwitsrt ewers dtelkarreng pewter. .) riendrent err Ors n ether a di= end rli bribe her ardeteered Wm, It was to be sersdnal IMm ign ale o ss morn ID ORDERS. The .eaten Sr Ike amend werl/of the following bats wen read and disehrgoa Owl& K = of Lem Loam Lords Amylases Terri At i r mibil 0 THE EOVSE . On the nellea at Mr. WILSON, it wee moved that the boar at Ms nig OWN AMOS mm Saturday, at bal last I o'clock. The other order. were disposal at, and the bore roes at Iwitiosit two o'clock. BOAT ACCIDENT OFF SEOZETIAII. —lt is te•Y *Mil My to mond mese MI sodas* at gad It is emewbeit Moder that it Mold has to • be* b to dr sera pert as that whkh led its cm to week, and the usher al MN lost at.. the sem The gem d the vessel Is the MAU, d Coldieder, the pasty e s et Mr. Theme Wellm, tempi is the ; red the hate Main to the amity ere ohm el liras., a yeses ma um* Ofmles Hraer4seed 211, • PM d Briglidlapes„ a few millefeces Coiebeeler. B. deess that they me en Mk cedes to Ihmelims Issebrie OS Milky, hoer the with erten, red whoa about twaly-M air == d it bellied these cielnek is the dimes* Me bin a my *my sea se, sad the wisid Wowing • pie hem the ma. d, the mask "he te,"' mei retag a iteeMeas wave raft' tem& elmsod he shmed mt, Leek me, mg Lk, Mfg esaiag." steer these Mime MI ea le the greeter-beeed, sad Muse eldebal mad the stsmbmb; let they had ecemely Este u .hest the IMO bele OM die emmim away the pertsr-bred, the beim* both MEd MOVIIIMI as deck; ead stove la= beet. Mr who led Mid dMe terder-lemd vwee imbed me et the um Me, end Mild men etwisldeg M its* whisk SEM IMO amble le sloe • ard be its. le* dole dim Ile list est =eke he lee sea whey, MI SI sees • es he well be do eystsssodds VONA *rem t• ass Me lw beak. eff ile mok, ad ear Mg acerb tendPMe Imo Id • mit re s 4r bco liMideleVer ui r r t the Amapa sera t at. . i ti l lb4seme; ot Antwerp states a la a t i t o = molar d anew are Mtn Mt sad plowallai to hem% whose they Jaime Wet vespee. These whe omit My do to hat Wog their py weseed by thur seeders. F 40211 as apeord by She he n to MO/ MI be disitMeded at the asst lomat. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY Two olCi.oos. The market for railway docks showed some flat ness in the morning, but has since improved, espe cially as regards Lancashire and Yorkshire stock. Midland, and some other descriptions, are firmer• London and North-Western and North British shares have been more offered. As regards foreign and colonial descriptions, the feature is a rime in Grand Trunk of Canada and Sambre and Meuse shares. The former stock is especially buoyant, being marked as high as 64 per cent. ea. I Pal Unman. • " ist i tst= tai IN NI Nen.ll•l9.=tioi St IN NAN. Le. *Oa a N. IN mod tasta—...... TS all er a _...._____. 7 ii atia: d a g =7; su oust. las. I MIA& IN Nit Anr imm5 —............ SO Bantus 'lllO Irleni UM.. 011117.: 11/1 Ds. Ore I ... 1nt....—......-- 111.1 II• Mu IN..' 4 Dot Whit. —. """ 144 sod ISO Wors Magni t. 144*. Donk almoseir lb Ow& Worm Oral Dinkel 44411r1 115 304.4 Dadra . Ds. ril;4 l Z. Ds. D. OW* IN Otani& sal W. (144.) IN Omit Wolin - .... IN Ds. L. Stectl•Do MILS& koller 0.4J414 141 1/a. If Ds. 1144, 11814 . 41 " IM tassaikke W T441441rs De. Es. F .-- Ds. Wel Min Usle• all Lemke 11141rwill s. IN =NI% Waters. al Da MID —. .11 l no. IWO. 41. LP). KO Lembo SIN* Wigan. IN 14444114.1140 klbialasb. • 1 - 1 11. — TrWillii.7—.--. 1 Dr. J.l. Itirrifs ler. ID D Da 111. ad uro .1! IliL OL Weroyalbeirol) .. _. r!! pNMY r~ i iiiWaid Magda= . . Piwyr,Wirialgold lb RNLI 1W We* Blida 'll 5.41 1 ..". IN I. liestara—bervi# 0. ILL Pen. Yak IN I &II Nob • IN Oak ft NI INN WI 1111 1 .IN .IN I IN NNINISI IN Okomplin at L i = N. IN IMO . Ws wish It Rosa Toledo SIM Una Irairso. all Grimm is Tel Vile .1 vas a %m ... all Watrfordl Woaseurill a wan Cloramslll W. ttldL..i Onola P ID Do. ilt i r dc oa.., dio. UU T 11 et. pold BI oil lift Cleoriuk 11•Tarsca7.: --- all Ds. PIM ; THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOURS. AM Cbs sad Miss 74.;;;;;;;;I:;;;;;Iit 4 base the Led_ .Xerer gospel with hasise attempted to pith parker Perebriteleset. Thy had herbrim bliewed for • eceridershis tire by a Cl= h _larva the mos se • tire, wished the opendoss di the ta r o, arl leek thus ree ore*. The ironer bed roads enrwel relbstri sleets to it bold of pro. piny bat V ret serest What they ewe trots ire embody. dr wows ail :—" Well, well, there's so Ise Is way lora flee vbraffer I de I in awe to be reestr." The ass all be vas a vety boom era Week awl sear ilieet orb • ries se a teary. _ werss oil set a vs& sod AM sot trey ors by • bit lot die lid but as urforesetal eivertsrer is the The Lei Nape smitassil Uto primers to kopriscomeat TM brit Wow for oh who. 11101111111121 NT WLWAT SIITIJITS. Therrisat ly s C al la the service d the leers Combs , via barged with wombs; a 'may stirs ken the winbrass of t goods dSplitlaint 6, te ths Leeks Tarim. 111 berober Table stab bee beeplbate of relawite tram Ie eahruiled to the cowry Ihr book were sow so It at dist babes bs hoes glees to the saws os 5 dab at ell the seem Ss keep a blot belt wag visa be oar- was bb kw their seeds, or at the esealesies d their bib st. labor. fie bed is ems meow diediod illo sell. sad II se as essabed to peesoule la bay balms d deleolles. I. Ma Wymb a eeertabbe bevel dos Ye to .. ....lteleves Vella lost adsbl, elms Se mob r t . Wham ebb him whet be led Is poi* a . Wlll7pbseer espial, "Y 7 grdo." Inbar thee took a to et tee ben lie bat to kb head • l et. Ile NY he parebeed Pw riea w M adi set tall whim, L mod woo es to lairmartelima. he alb "stead.' IL a. Os be barmy, II sr all "blear 91. The bow preyed er that primer had boas sobibed BL &slag Ile dvb Is reseelsg beets el too to the baba sad to the wimp ben which tile led bees base wee saw to the 11l bob el be womb lobe wadi dead= es= sii The se vbs hes be Is the otapooris =lob I s , - ela eausthe, wads so deism ead wee reembil. TEAMS. tie OLIO,IO, OP WOVIIDING. et IL /olio Irak • poidtais at ths lower car, wits hits bias s e eitmetb , Is toady la dessenur arab% Islahalissy and 10 other slisess, ins hasslabdrs Yr. Yisillsyossirgst with lie sasalthst sad wevalbse Gawp Dad, s Rama. a. Mr sr glanis veliwul s =Oka awlll=ll . l . l l i lt Bird, sir is• ara it arm was iis dr is • slab al doom and labs ad radvid • sums woad it on die bad. tot. It sarand iirt ea prime was frerrilisg with 0 0 sods, wars at bar draft is CisraarsK War- I dd., ii =34l ; dcarmay- sad sibr sarbr lass, e / imam sod raskay _ln ea )1 et bar rival Ma Mai% irk _iia as saribiasan a =sad mit a liffw al lftEse, wide ths ie addr him MI is ila ONMlllell bad, se hi MI IL sestaisms as dr ism >i. Yd assissda, sal vas TOOKOPOi E L Mdr brit. TM Omar, as labai tabs into custody, ;* lapsordlar arrow, sod aid sir was to ray, sad that as dr bleadall tbs Vow dr Kars. ti • gallsaars nil dist lad wir is • vary precalau 0011- IS aim. sal be sushi sa it.. his hod frost N. pillow. The IL woad was • wry sztinsivs one. It. is Mr. Tarry rararrisi bar for • wash. t DREADFUL FIRE AND LOSS OF FIVE LIVES AT CAMBERWELL-GATE. Last night, at a late hour, a fire broke out on the Fader occupied by Mr. George Rayner, • cemmercial tra veller for a Oral fa Maschestar, whom 143 *anted on bug asee as • Wilber, at Na. 0,11. Muf ..terrace, Camberwell- ; Oats. The ladlirtweate women, with four children belong- le lag to Mr. Raper by a kerma marriage, aged respectively r , eleven, mine, live, sad three, before any arristano• ss weld be anedred, ill victim to the ocadapation. All that 1 1 as be swertainsd as to the outbreak of the ems Is that the ss ship bey oa citrates up the IWROISSI r las sight (111 r. N s Nagar being from home) dlecovered the imp to lbo Ire. ii• irsoilsial, pee the alone to the hods innuasla, as she is Os hi abbess, who, in a fonds sills Wad qui It le was eMid, an Infant to ors % ail id yam ▪ ssrwaals b mare bat a 1•11. wile tie aaa mills le lily the other Mina ; the ow. nab la air twat Nob Os Wt aid esorped, Mlle Os ibar qua Tie mod tabs are to quad ft Am Ile dip talk pow, awl la at op the Mims, sc Om waft alt Mown TN ohs at the =east awl : 4 MY= woe Ind &mai Usk pod de Imo la the oniapaidassamar, IN as sollioss mil Is wired, ilhs Ills bobs fug bus hold of this Dow pit se ata Mama Is In= r Ilaramps arrived, di also amid Ilaa, ad k hews a all& Mine caws N. wielded *dm were Is poet relief. Ilwir babes wan sassed. The gnaw an L- I insured. LATEST SPORTING (IT ILICTIIC TILIGIAPH.) WARWICK SPRING MEETING. THIS DAY. WELTER HANDICAP. Priam of Orange .. • • 3 ran. TWO-TEAR-OLD STAKES. Greenwich Fair .. .. 3 ran. .. 1 1 GREAT WARWICK HANDICAP. ite i 6 nut. et. It eras posted is the rim that Theory deeland sot to dad M. et 2 yes., bet wee not hewn by the seaweed& .. i 78:1;:ver . .1 DEBDALS STAKES. Royilty 5 era. £6O HANDICAP PLATE. Seven furlong,. z. Einneible, Weethentoek, Jesuit, lark the Giantinllee, lee. SI Orddris, Blight, , intionsbie, Lord Nelson, and Profile, ant II ban AltilvED.—Sting, Preside, Comet, and Evington LAW : LATEST BETTING. WARWICK HANDICAP. 2to 1 opt Theory (t) 3to 1 Bar ow NORTHAMPTON STARES. 11 to 2 opt Mr Culls (t) Bto 1 St. Gar () 7to 1 Codrioiton (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 12 to 1 opt Apathy (t freely) DERBY. 12 to 1 apt Blink tt freely) MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.—An accident of • west heart-tending =tore occurred at the residence of Mr. 11- W. Übe" of Parable ' near Newcastle, w the eveningso o . Weieerky hat which unhappily ended in the death of "" Mrs Banos. It appears gut oa mains in question Is the Lotted Leered and her h owe alone in a emaß bresiththroon in the lower pert of the home, and, as Mr. Rohm was men at the lea, Mrs. Robes, who was attired in a take annals dike, pawed between him sad the g inepthee, Orr the purpose at tinging the ben hr one of the orresats. After genre the bell, and while staiding with m her back to the ire, the housemaid entered the epartenent, est onwiv bar slimly's a's divas to be ca the behind, rat- Ili Mori a load sk. Mr. Robson. whew attention was iro- u l neesibely etheded to the erre ebbs up behind, Instantly athespeal to throw bar down, and wrap bar ay in a run, but og, owing to the esciterest of the unfottunsts lady him efforts ineertuaL After the dames had to scow extent it = a got under, lea. Rohm wee found to be burnt to death. —Newirstk Joavxdst id THE WRECK OF THE LORD GEORGE BENTINCit. —The riling sloop Electra, as havingrartsenouth at Hon. Ile da ve lt . vesinn for Chatham to v r=el=an beard Mr et. (aid mate), Mr. ate). and six Mode, part al the crew et the alp Lard &Maria of 'Liverpool, which fartheed to • heavy pie w the 22ad d November hi el ea Marl la- is lank. TY kat and thaw in bee get w a rs .:a born no care one sat moth Ws thee area wws ✓eed to haw Caplan Lindsay, the Avoid, end two tea rearm w the wreck the ship at the ewe Wag en has eft been anda, to a honey sea. Yee six days end ni Ohl@ they earl re the en arkh aoprerhiew ar weer. OR the dew et the wrath day the ram is the best gregesed to le dew ises thalike we le sow the others, beg w er e forth sanly prorated aginina this horrible stemware inte elect it by a see lessevisg elabi al US a.m.. which prowl te be the brig Cuba, et Laths, Captain Grey, who nolt the IS eterviso s wat t he lewd, elethed thew. atherwise treated them Irak the ofer lithos owl pronded with then to the Fladenth ; de et the wew there shipped in ether raids the ether ga owl Misers Williams sod Whitehead ems Inglead in the Electra, with the Dm at the enth eli =sassa grottoes have just been his mewl se Dray (Oat. (Or), at a abort Moses from the Lyme railway. They ace about 300 metres long end 20 owns high, end heriasie at • lake of • earth esteem. They anon oar In stalanina sod sortallintioos. 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MUNI 3COM steal Om (Nllleak)' I.ll i lll' Bard Isis dataavarOmberaa N Nava OM Car* MobNal N./BONN (Min) N ONNIONN . 14. AL o.lr i icu G. Wb. 161.1-) / N. in :M/f 4 S.W.Nmet ) all. )11(01( 4.1).4 MON (ft NNW le ParlaNa Maui (WaNna) t 0 . 9 t=ta CIN, e a teas DNS Mayas I 4.W.Famas( ULNA mat . 9 Ulaillaie fil . WiaN 0 Vale d Tway (Ca. melbas) . MK INN iSilegall 16 w. a W.Nmaks( N r= i+ w. NNW NM* 11 WALNlCiLalsatv 1.7,1 WNW Asa 19= 8.188° NaNNIT.i;ii 84 ii I ail . 1 a/1 18, 1857.__ MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooN. The funds opened flatly this morning, but have since advanced, and arc now quoted per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Railway stocks are aleo in many cases firmer. Console were first marked 931 for the Bth April, and are now quoted 931 to I. For money the present quotation is 93 to 1. Exchequer Bills are marked ls. die. to 4s. prem. ; Exchequer Bonds 981 to ; and India Bonde 2s. prem. In the Foreign stock market the chief feature is a further great rise in Mexican. Turkish Six per Chits. have met with more demand during the last hour. The official report of the day's transactions is as follows : Dutch Four per Cents. Certfs., 981. French Three per Cent. Rents, 71fr. (exch. 26fr.) ; Mexican, for 31st instant, 24, 231, 24g, 241, 241; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 771 ; Rus sian Five per Cents., 1074; Sardinian Five per Cents., 911; Turkish Six per Cents., 974 ; ditto, for 31st instant, 971, 1, 1 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 101. The 40,000 sovereigns brought by the Admiral, from Melbourne, go into the Bank. The amount of specie brought by the Asia, from New York, is only 105,336 dots., or about 21,0001., and nearly the whole of this is understood to be on continental account. The exchange at New York on London was last quoted 1081 to 1. The amount of specie already engaged for ship ment on board the Fora, which will leave South ampton for India and China on Friday, is 830,0001. It is expected that the aggregate will reach 700,0001. Shipments can be effected up to to-night. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on most continental cities were firm, although there Wll4 a fair inquiry for paper. Short drafts on Paris were quoted rather better. As regards Hamburg, the tendency was also favourable. The rates on Vienna were a little lower, and on Naples flat. The current quotations are aubjoined : Amsterdam, three months, 11.16 tot ; ditto, short, 11.15 to ; Rotterdam, three months, 1.181 to 4 , Antwerp and Brussels, three months, 25.40 to 6 ; Hamburg, three months, 13.71 to 8 ; Paris, three months, 26.60 to 5 ; ditto, Gime, 25221 to 71 ; Marseilles, three months, 26.624 to Peter sb u rg, Fraldart-on-the-Idaine, three months, 1191 to 1 ; u three months, 371 to 1 ; Vienna, three months, 10.24 to 6 ; Trieste, three months, 10. 25 to 7 ; Hacks, three months, 431 to 4 ; Genoa, three months, 26.70 to 6; Leghorn, throe months, 29.374 to 421 ; Palermo, three months, 1294 to 130; Messina, three months, 130 to ; Oporto. three months, 511 to 52 ; Lisbon, three =alba, 511 to f. fhe Colingsburgh has arrived off St. Albans with 318,700165. of tea and 2,126 bales of silk on freight. Parties having correspondents at the Cape ex press dissatisfaction at the remissness of the Post office authorities in not issuing notice that mails will be taken out by some of the numerous steamers which are now under orders for the conveyance of troops and stores to China. It is assumed that these vessels will call at the Cape for supplies. Numerous companies have lately been projected for the construction of railways in India. The pro spectus of the North of India Tramroad Company is now issued. The object of this company is to form a cheaper medium of communication than can be at tained by means of railways. The view of the pro moters is that, whilst the main or trunk lines must consist of railways, tramroads may be of great value for the accommodation of the traffic of districts which, though both fertile and populous, do not yet need works of greater cost. In the terms of the pro spectus, the company is formed " for introducing a cheap system of communication throughout the province of Rohileund and adjacent territory, con necting the Ganges with the Indus, and also with the iron districts of Kumaon and Gurhwal, via Futteyghur, Shahjehanpoor, Bareilly, Ranipoor radad, Meerut, Seharunpoor, Leal beans, and Umriteir." To a certain extent, the project may be regarded as an extension of the lines of the Scinde and Punjaub Railway Companies. It is estimated that the maximum cost will lie 5,0001. per mile, and that a great portion of the lines can be made for half that amount. The million forming the capital of the company is thus to suffice for the first section of 250 miles, from Futteyghur to Delhi. It is proposed to employ, in the first instance, animal power, and it is intimated that 80 miles a day can be accomplished by this in expensive means of traction. The shares are of 20/. each, but only a deposit of 2s. per share is to be paid, until the East India Company shall have sanctioned the project and granted a guarantee. The chairman is Mr. W. P. Andrew (chairman of the Scinde, Punjaub, and Euphrates V alley Rail way Companies) ; the deputy chairman, Sir Her bert Maddock ; and the other directors arc highly respectable. A dividend of 11. per share is advertised on the shares of the Alliance Bank, in accordance with a decision of the annual meeting held at Paris on the 14th inst. The Paris advice' mention that after payment of this dividend, which is at the rate of 16 per cent. per annum upon the capital paid up during 1856, there will remain a balance of 158,209 f., or say 6,3301. This company, however, refrains from publishing a statement of accounts. The Stockton and Darlington Railway Company have commenced issuing weekly traffic returns, instead of monthly ones, as hitherto. The colonial wool sales, which commenced on the 26th ult., closed yesterday evening. The quantity sold consists of 6,572 bales Australian, 12,307 Victoria, 1,454 Van Diemen's Land, 1,384 Adelaide, 828 New Zealand, and 18,744 bales Cape wool. Latterly the sales have gone in favorer of the buyers, except as regards the finer sorts. The purchases for export have been very large. The trade is considered to be in a very healthy state, and although a certain degree of gloom hangs over the market at the pre sent moment, the opinion is expressed in some quar ters that the prices which have ruled at the close of the sales will be considerably enhanced before the next sales, in May. TVISDAT EVUND:O. The stock markets to-day showed increased heaviness. The funds have again declined per cent., and in the market for Engliah railway stocks the reduction amounted to Ito per cent. At one period of the day the markets were additionally prejudiced by an unfounded report that a very large quantity of gold hadbeen withdrawn from the Bank to-day. Apart, however, from sinister rumours, the stringency of the money market and the unfavourable appearance of the bullion move ment are inducing sales on the part of discouraged speculators for the rise. It is also found that the preparations for the general election tend to restrict speculative business in the Stock Exchange. The demand for money to-day was again general and active, though without absolute pressure. In the Stock Exchange the share settlement, which is now brought to a close, led to an increased demand at Bto 6 per cent. on government stock, and some loans were obtained from the Bank. Consols for the Bth April opened this morning, u they closed yesterday, at 93?, to I, declined in the afternoon to 931, and were last quoted 931 to For money sales are recorded as low as 921, but the closing quotation was 93 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 931, 93, 921, 931 ; ditto for account, Rh April, 931, 1, 1. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Ex. chequer Bonds, falling payable in 18.58, 981. Exchequer Bills were pressed for sale as low as Is. discount, but the closing quotation was par to 21. prem. India Bonds stood at 2e. dis. to 2s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. were first marked 961 for the 31st inst., but had receded at the close to 97 1 to 1, showing a fall of fully 1 per cent. since yesterday afternoon. The OnarantecdFonr per Cents. declined Ito 1 per cent., closing at 1 00 1 to Qilso for the new account). Mexican Bonds continue in request, with an upward tendency. Other foreign descriptions were quiet. The tea market is flatter. Some small sales of common oongou were effected to-day at up. to 13d., showing a reduction of fully id. per lb. MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'Cl.o4x. Business in home mining stocks shows no revival of activity. The transactions recorded in the Stock Exchange to-day arc limited to Great Wheal Alfred at 104 ; and Wheal Edward at 5. Quotations are generally steady. Foreign mining shares are also quiet. Clarendon are marked ss. Linares, 8; and Fortuna, I: and It. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the 'Mining Exchange: Hotallark, 226, 230 ; Catherine and Jane, Its. 6d, Its. 6d. ; Cooks Kitchen, 44 4 ; FAst Alfred, 2, 4, ,t 12, x , t .. 2, 11-16 ; Bast Margaret, 11, 104, • Greet 1 4, 4. CI, 1, ; Great Son Tolgue, 14, 16; H ti,Xlrgert i 17t; Noerth 77 _Fmn er cee, 1 9 , ; Far Canso* 23 NVik " i t c;w 7A., 149 : t,i 7 ; West i sr ia rott; oBl , ' "ti l! Wheal Banat, 4, 2824; Wheal Edwaid, 4 15-16 ; 16 WIssei Grenville, 275. 6d., 295. ; Wheel Wrey, 7,4, 4, 4. A special meeting of the General Mining Compeay tee Ireland is called for the Ilth Aril, at Dublin, when it wit be proposed to reduce the capital from 260,0001. to to reduce the number of shares from 10,000 to s sl the nominal value of each share from 251. to 101. The diame ters will ask authority to lame 1,662 new sham, win& will oomplete the capital. The subscription list of the Don Accord Mining Compaq is to be doom] on the 23rd Met. Tv EbDAT EVLNING!, The home mining stock market was very quiet. owing to the settlement, which is now completed. In some cases, including North Basset, Great South Tolgus, and Par Consols shares, flatness prevailed. Tincroft shares continue in request, and Wheal Edward were also better. Foreign descriptions present no movement. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The trade in Mark-lane fur both wheat and sour 011111i1111 in the most inactive state, and the few retail transactions which took place were at rates about equal to those of Mon day last. Barley was in moderate request, and unchanged in value. Oats, with moderate arrivals, supported previous prices. Beans and peas underwent no alteration. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FM MARCH IS TO £ Scotch. blab. .Yl}C9 1L . .... .. ...... 02° ." MHO UN 2 PO • brrols soda MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. grout.. —Tha market has a steady appearace to-day; prices are unaltered. Correa.—The public sales chiefly consist of wands, and are going off without spirit ; but general quotations we unaltered. TEA.—Common Cottgon remains dull a 12id. to 13d, other description, are firm. Smell public sales are advertieM for to-morrow. Rtes.—The market is firm. Motu—Demerara of fair quality sold at 2s. 10d. proof. SALTPETRZ must bo quoted la lower in consequence eL 1,0 7 00 bags 44a. refisction 31 having been sold on 'Chaageyester at da Strives—The public sales are going off without showing any material alteration in prices. Corros .-1.000 bales sold yesterday at previous rates. Markets generelly continue dull. TALLOW MAR ET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm to-day. Town tallow is quoted bam sett cash, Petersburg Y.C. for March, 68e. to 68e. 6d.; April, 54x , May to JUDO, 62a. to 624. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARRET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Patteuden and Smith report that there te dill a fair demand. for hops, at fully late pnom, and, as the arise advances. holders mem a further rime. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. &km Main, 16. Od.; Bebside Hartley, 175., Bntele Tantiild Mous, 13s; Walls End Lambton, 17s, Walls Had Adelaide 'fees, 17e. 6d.-42 ships it market. TELEGRAPHS TO 11D14. There are two schemes for uniting India to this country Ly means of a telegraph. Both take their starting point at Alexandria, and both terminate at Kurrachte, where they become connected with the Indian system et telegraph* The our line is submarine to Jaffa and Selene* then i vertind through Mesopotamia to Boman, and this submarine down the Persian Gulf to Eurrachee. The other is overland through Egypt to SUET, then submarine doers the Red Sea to Aden, and, running parallel to the eon* oast of Arabia, terminates at Kurrachee. The difference its length on the distance from England to India is 300 miles in favour of the line by the Euphrates. By each, the communication from one end to the otter will be Instantmeous. The overland portion of the Euphrates line is to traverse 1,000 miles of country, only nominally under the rule of Turkey, but practically poseessed and ruled by numerous tribes of Bedouin Arabs, capable of bringing into the field many thousand armed men, and, like all sa vages, never at peace with one another. They live by plundering the crops of the settled Arabs along tha bank* of the river, by exacting the tribute from them which should be paid to the Porte, by plundering caravans, and, in short, by acquiring propriety by any means but their own industry. Such arc the people it is proposed to protect the telegraph against—a telegraph s be it remembered, which, unlike the proposed railway, saves a far lea dhance, and nothing whatever in speed, ease sr economy in the transmission of news. The telegraph will require as efficient, and therefore es costly, protection as the railway ; once that wade, it would follow as a matter of cowrie. But what chances there of the railway being completed for many many years to thitherd of the Persian Gulf P General Charney's concession only gives hint powers to lay the rails, and only secures the gua rantee of interest as far sa J'aber Castle, a distance of 180 miles out of 1,000. As to the remainder of the distance, there is only reserved to him an exclusive right to criminal the line. Now we require immediate telegraphic communication with India. Aro we to wait for the railway to be completed? If we do not, and the line down the Euphrates is really per severed in, independent of the railway, let the cost, both is money and political dangers, be at least first calculated. Fiat, as to the cost of protection and maintenance. A body of 15.000 cavalry is considered by the most competent autho rities as creamery for the protection of the line. It is in deed proposed, instead of having troops, to subsidise the Arab tribes ; but no doubt can be entertained but that both place would hove to be adopted. Would subsidies indeed at all mown the safety of the line? Each tribe would consider itself underpaid, as composed to some other; they would all have a direct interest in destroying the telegraph to force increased subsidies: they would look upon the owners of the telegraph as a body with unlimited means, upon the telegraph as necessary to the existence of the British empire, and with the rapacity natural to ignorant minds, would take every mean. and every opportunity et in creasing their demands, never ones thinking they might thereby be killing the goose with the golden eggs. Now, as to the political coot We shall undoubtedly excite to the highest degree the jealousy of Russia, Penn, and Prance. Political interference will be perpetu ally required to get the Porte to keep the protecting army to ito duty to punish troublesome Bedouin tribes, and tor a thonmand other purposes. But will the line by the Euphrates and Persian Gulf beat least more useful as a Redline then that by the lied Sc.? Very fir from it. The Red Sea is the highway for commend to India, Australia, China, and England, and the most im portant nets antsges will be Afforded to ships by enabling then to rend and receive instantaneous news on the plumage; for instance, at Aden and Suez. There is scarcely any trade in the Persian Gulf or Euphrates Valley. Do any of the above objections apply to the lied Bea ? Not one of them. The cost of maintenance and protection will te restricted to the stations, which are to be en the sea shore, where they eon be supplied by a ship ; they are to be either at military stations, or et Ilsefteir or Jiddah, or on British toirilory, as Aden and Rouen. Mooria, or under tho protection of the thorium of Muscat, in whose dominions Nos have by treaty the privilege of owning property, who bee an array, a fleet, a settled government, and with whom sos are repreeentod by a consul and agent. Complete charts end soundings exist front Suez to %u re and the canceseina are obtained ; the Euphrates company bas no concession as yet. The A khbor of Algiers, of the 10th, states that a grand huntieg match, organised by the departmental Arab bureau, took place two days before in the forest of Ilogtaia A number of amateurs of the city, and several foreigaers Algiers for the winter, took part in the sport. About ale* Immo - nen and nearly 200 beaters were !event, and the result a the day's annuetnent was the death of tight burs, which were brought beck in triumph to Algier ,;~ 0 ! 1 m 27 is or Se 11 lose a 4 Ili i Ma A In II S