The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-01 00:00:00

THE CAMP AT ALDERSHOTT. THE CRIMEAN MILITARY INQUIRY. Any person maxim to ascertain what alteratives and improvements have taken plan during the lan twelvemonths in the penal diatribe of the Egli& army cannot do better than a a day is the amp at Aldersbott. The journey sot emit mush—the price of a first-class ticket to Farnborough being wily eve shillings by the South Eastern line, oe six-and, sixpeoce from the Waterloo station. From Farn borough an omnibus starts for the camp es the arrival of each train, and after a very pretty drive of haltan hour the traveller finds himself close to the vast town of huts inhabited by so many thousands of soldiers. Bet let no one suppose that the camp of this year bears any resemblance to that of 186& At pressed everything is conducted in the mast orderly manner poetble, and the troops stationed at Alder- Want are as superior, both in 'mama and reality, to what they wen a few montU ag o as the trained veteran is to the raw recruit. Hitherto the mu evil our army has had to conned with was the biota, tine, so to speak, of each individual nips. On:vari ous regiments were always excellent in their dis cipline when taken separately, but whoa brought together in brigades or divisions they were utterly ignorant of the very first principles of military life. This, no doubt, was the true cause of many mis takes which happened at the commencement of the war. With the exception of Dublin, Chatham, and Portsmouth, there mu formerly not a single garrison in the kingdom which contained more than a solitary regiment. Even brigade mummers. on parade were seldom correctly performed, on account of the very few occasions on which our troops ovoid be prectieed together ; and se for the interest disci pline by which so many regiments made op • brigade, so many brigades a division, and the whole worked together in camp barracks or quarters as one man, it was unknown, save theoretically, throughout the British army. But all this hoe been changed, and very much for the better. Although the amp at Aldenhott is not yet perfect, it has already done much, and will in time do much more, towards teaching both the regular troops of the Line and the Militia, when brought together, to sot as one large body. Aod remarkably well does this appear to have been done by the general officer who commands, and the staff who assist him, at Alder/then. The corps now quartered in the camp consist of the 80th and 91st of the Line, the 3rd battalion (lately raised) of the Rifle Brigade, the Antrim Rides, the City of Londe, Cavan, Sussex, Gloucestershire, Leicester shire, Herefordshire, Cambridgeshire, Kerry, sad Worcestershire Militia regiments. The 80th and 9lst have both recently returned from foreign service—the former from India, the latter from the Cape. Both corps have seen a l c: deal of service abroad, as the number of o and area wearing medals testifies. The 80th fought at Ferosesbab, Schram, and in Pegs, whilst the 91st have taken part in all the late Kaffir ware. Two lion or more soldier-like regiments never wore the British uniform, sod if selected to form part of the force at Aldersbott in order that the Militia may have good models coostantly before them, the shone bus sertaisly bee* very judicious. Those who neassabse tie old uniform of the English in. Pantry, which was only lately discarded, must admire the Amp which has taken plea in this realest. With all its halts, the tunic is • vat improvement on the narrow-tailed coat, with the quantity of white lace cm the breast. The cloth of which these new gamuts an now made is scarlet, sad sot of a brisk-dust colour as for merly. The asp too, although esetainly not a hand some headdress, looks well is line, and appears to fit the men comfortably. The old pips. clay belts are retained, whisk is a great mistake, the ass, se as measly every army barters has exchanged them Ica the blast poet becicar belts, wbieh respire es little tremble to lew elem. Wan them iatralesedi leis ear anis*, far Mims us well as SINS, the hum bias pen a pew* mini belt Wawa of the seaseisis red sash wean emus the sheeldsr, and were esessi ibises& hpi bies lie made to take the place of he stiff Adobes" illettry warm would as the whale be veryZeledies. TM third battalion of the Rile akheagh a sew corps, appears to be a very body of ass. Onset attention app.,'" to he pdd to the pro kiesey of the soldiers fa airing st a isesk, and many of them an first•tate data. Like thellOth sad this eminent is mewl with the Ueda sine, whisk the use appear to pet great osaidasse la and to take peat are of. Awased ail the pieetessigien sad aserommissioned ethers of those tires w sept lez • there appears to be a great deal et etas. phis respecting the deeds of ibis is.. rides la the tames, mai they all speak with plea sure of the pespect thine isthe latter @sea seeing home. But if the Line repwswis M Illisnastt ate to be praised, still more is this the sus with the Militia corps. 'tie taws are miss M train emi keep is order, heaves they have beau se hug embodied, and have at all times taptriest them a numbse of old soldiers. No so the Mikis. Whew s regiment of that force is esbulied, the vials seeps has to be drilled and taught at the come lasi whilst, ever since the war bops, no same had a low hundred trained men been got together flaw the majority of them volunteered for the Liss The Militia at Alder shott is a proof—sad a very strong one—that the working classes in England do not require any very great time to be made fit for the nab. The Antrim R flee, for instance, would do credit to any army in the world, me would also the Cambridge shire, City of London, and Cavan regiments. Other corps may be as good, and where all are so near per it is perhaps invidious to particularise ems more than another, but these regiments streak us as looking particularly efficient and admirably set up. To say that, either in appearance or in fact, they are equal to the older Line regiments, would not be the truth, bat they certainly are on a par with regular corm who, having lately returned from foreign see vies have had to fill up th4r ranks with recruits. At AWershott not an hour appears to be thrown away. From morning to sight the men and alone are employed is some duty cannoned with th eir pro. frolics The City of London Militia, who until lately The beat known as the pest of all publicans in Finsbury and Shoreditch, ass sow pitch their tents together, and by sound of bugle, like old eaapaspen. One thing we were sorry to learn, beastly, that as yet no progress had been made in teaching the men how to make houses, or huts, for themselves in the field. This, however, will no doubt come i n goo d ti me . At pre sent then is no cavalry in the camp, nor could we lean that any steps were being taken to erect stables for them. Surely it would be, if possible, more ad vantagere for that arm than for the infantry to be trained is all that concerns camp life. Oar dragoons should be able to provide for their hornee, and to keep them in grad condition, without half the comforts Which are now provided for them. It could net pos sibly hurt either the men or their quadrepeds to rough it a little in the open air during the warm mouths of an English summer, or at any rate to dis pense tor a time with a numb e r l of the things which are ready to hand in the barrack yard, bat the wait of which noses the men to be very helpless In the field. When cavalry and artillery are have& to Aldershott, acd both are exercised as much in ► the prac tical duties of soldiering as the infantry an sow, the camp will justl be regarded se a most suislisat training school for the whole British army. With a few such stations in Tenon parts of the kingdom, o midur troops will be ever prepared for war, even in the st of peace. DAY. At the opening d the proceedings We ntifillige Lord Lomas, after explaistiag men ohmention smite W Mtn ea Tuesday, with reference to the eommaad of the Light Brigade detonated at letterman, called the attsa dos of the beard to • letter writtes by him to Lord Bogies the 13th of September, 1564, whoa he wee oblipd to put Deputy-Assistant Commissary-Gezira' Cruickshank wader meat. He referred M this matter with nry grist regret, as ha had hoped that ft would be wee wary to rake up ea nommen* eo Wag /11•41 by; but after what had falba boa Mr. Crush. slink or Tuesday, ice felt secemitated to all attention to the mattes. Ha the. reed the letter nderrod to, is whisk be isfeemed Lord aegis of the feet of the arrest of Mr, Cr"tinehea and the MIMS whisk led to it, wady, die- Minimum of orders for the provides of bed mid forage for as .as sad hones, sod a venal report, whisk wee sot beaded ea bete. Lord Ryles =premed his dimppenaties of Mr. Crufairsheak's eostlut, but ordered hie (Heehaw sad the retina of the ocereapaddiSea which had tan pine. He the. dimted attend= to a statement made by Mr. Craiekehnk os Tsang, that the hones of the Light Brigade wen sever kept welds' for @event hours was mat down M Babklava foe free, whin hi contesded was et winos with other evidence. Craiskaboak. essialaed by t►e Beard, wit tbu u I be hod had UP. mauls of Maids, he emld hairs tally map plied the Ilykt smoky at lakerosaaa with barley; after November 16, with Ms owes taw. of *morn, all yea dose that maid be dem. Radeavoind to °MLR a suelei eat amber of home, but could sat do ea. Had moue posies &Melted to ►im, but they were very usall, sad best so emporia°. to the hones st Ms *pastry. Yr. Cntioisbook tan ozprused a wis► to it allowed to Wyly to the statassot jut made by Lull Low" Is us amiss with Al. (Mr. Crelskaboarr) cruet A espy it Lout UMW/ loft. to Lout Region woo for warded to A. Co.talsuryOearal, who retorted it to bit• to report apes. He did so, sod is that report Ise thought he had fully proved that he had sot bees guilty of disobedians, sad that hie verbal report was fended cm tat. He solicited a fall Japery into the natter, and ay premed his regret that Lord Lana amid bare, before several Aileen accused bin of Curia" • lie, and threaten& hien with arrest it be repeated that lie. Balsam his report at be tn. ha paean i• it, and it woe ler that he was pat leader arrest by Lord Veen. He re• nand is area for alma days ; whoa Lord W. Pena N. tonna sad reared Ma from unit He (Kr. Crack shush) this asked for sone a:panda, bat Lord W. Paola woad only say that he was ordered to Maw Ma, sad that he limy analog farther. Ho (Mr. Cr-)ainsha wee very nub diratialed, sad tanned apes the neemetty of as.. farther ezplanades being With reform" te the ennenea a Len Begin with t►e afar, he had sot until that enersing lean that Lad Halpin had ezpraned any diapprehatina of hie aseleat; sad, with all ram* to Lord Luse, la Wined that he wee amber seen nisapprelsensin. Oa the 12th Catcher he wan though the Caaniesery-Chaerel to Lord lieglae, eeapisiai•g el the aspereleas eat apes Cat by Lied Lana, sad revatiag as epportnatty of man- Men or for • seartnartiel. Barelvfne as newer to this, he wrote •, ead wee tad by the CenainerpOnearal that Lewd Raglan did set think it expedient to entertain that applioatine. He did sot Wok, however, that Lord lealea meld lave upend way disapprobation of his ended. Lori Lem said that although 1111. Cralattshaak might wat know it, it was so. Kr. Crafekshask odd that he had spoiled pitiably for a esart-manial. whisk was whoa; hat if Lord Raglan hid ennead soy dirppaobitioa of ►h deadest, ell he amid ay was that it was ezeeediagly amp that that Mown lades should set is woe way have hiss foamed to hie ; sod at all mato, Lord Laws, ea a geatioau, had ao right to users him, a mamma, of telling a lie. Tide awash' with sea ladigastioe, dad sailed firth • Wet of appleme ben the sadism% who evideatly eyw paint with ihe egeekiw. - The Prodigal eiths Bawd mid that sash is espesssioa et mime wai ad allowahls ; sad that, It tt min repeated, be Arad asks the mat Is be abated. Caked Douglas, ressiled sad sausiad by the Jade.- Masao, aid that it was aot till after November 14 that the supplies kw the hones toll short, sad as thee ay plied for pormissies to sad banes to Belalans to bolas up heap, bat was lad by Camel Mayhew that ha add set do It. Shan wan at that Was about 110 home It tor dug. ColeaatLowe, siaif►rly sa►aia'd, stand that alter the 14th November a prop Aritioa was =ado as his by Y►. Craislinsair toned dm tweaty-In horses for supplies •o Bahamian, if psesissiew amid be obtained from tha briga dier. lie was, se br as he was swooned, gait' ready to anode to tie preposition, as the hens wen this egad to i►a =adios Lori Oudigea Ikea gala rue sad said—Before my is.. is eland, I beg to remand the sonniesieurs that the ma mbos/kJ transport salmis wen sot said to have tolled before the 14th November; that I have skews that I wu sot applied to to end the treop-konso Is, lenge till shoat the 18th of the month; sad t►at at that tine the borne were reenviag • fair allowasse of barley, whisk is proved by the brigade-mejor's Muss is year perm sin to have ben the OW up to the 2ard et the asestit. It is preyed by tho 'vides°, of several of the aonsale sariat Moen whisk less bees laid before you that then was so bay is Bakidava for some tine otter the 14th of November. Thorettre it a odd have bees seder to send duos be it, nos if more men objection to sack a sw•- sanked sat nits& Mr. Oralokshaalt mates positively that he applied Isere than ease to the lisst.-geseral eommeadiag the divines for the troop heron to be net down far forage, whisk woe refund, sod I think the wart will admit that U Mr. Craiskehears letter et the 18th November. (p. 47 et the evident' taloa before the &Nato pol Comania.les) wee sot s written russet for mom horns to be employed, it was at arty rate • pretty sung appeal en the esliest. I bus stand is reply to a question of Ike Judge Adneats- Gestural that I had so power to •end dowa the treep-hones without the mastics of mustier 6.- th/city, which elision of nine was ocadlined cat Tunny by that alike Qauternisterilsseral of the army, Ito R. Airsy, wan raid, "Certainly ke (Lord Cudlg•a) Gould sot ban detached say ponies of hie fern without the mance of the Codemsader-is Chief." I with sosil doer 144.0 -7 ease is the beads of this Imosratelo apart. The hedge-id...ate thee said the ceout was resiy — te proceed with thew of bit R. Aim. Olt B. Aim sewediegly prenatal hissealf at the table mad canonised hie stateseest with a. esproesisa el hi. gratiflosties that a better tine had at lerigth arrived fee stearin himself of the blase threw. epos bin la the cionaissiosere' report; sad nose preeeeded to say that be had apposed the et Jed of the conuabies, iseteed of bag to MIS mean apes say 'military diem woe to be millsed to W Cienwiemariat Department, asst to have Wee ob. Jests :—Yowly. to easertals the minas* of deb:Wow is the applies; arcesdly, ta aleortala hew delineeeles had arises; sad thirdly, to devise rani he the prevention of each &Enemies is !stare. H. profaned hit williagesse to give to the eceusissimen all the information I. hie pinny. bet quitfoood *air soaspotooty to deal •kb the abolalotostioa of big oloportatint. [Prootoliog whoa our repot loft] TREATY arrwzrig 711 D UNITED STATEN AND SAN DOMINOO.--1 1 / 1 11 DOMINOO, MAIM 16,41, et fritstistsip, esstatit., sad entreelleaMi me d This repubbc and the DADA Asada. This esavestaa, I bays been MV. doss set miablasaviiise dilbesas Mew the iamb Min yes, by Gummi W. 1.. Caa. Oen retitle IDimiinkaa plea pvestiarits. It Is already Ia lismada Osasaller its* vatillia w dip ass iel siiimagb be be slim es intelpand • mead time Wm American Weise la Oh sematry, ewe they aft seam& Oa the 11111 neat mesa ta• ef lb* lissay mill be wed, 'with,., the shelves' sahmelsh. sit ism after it !Mast for its milted= a W by Mr. nlanallma Whitt, the Ammon laud • 5011 . r els apeaili Os* Caffeine , la b e seam se seep be amiss d Wm .ere, bet is veka. TM spike Is um moire An Moss his you is hewer el fIM issity among Wm eleeleeeleit rM ezessive estbay Ism ow Sims be •e -diblim el name sa i l is !ramd sally abbiag bat ibillassar lora On Monday mut, the papers relative to th. nasty ars to be beetled .■der dacession la Parliament We (Lae Massy) nedenteed that the sun i■ melt he.. will be ea independent member, who will eta spa no legisletere to express Its satisfaction with the ettasholene arrived at by the Cooper. HOLY THIDIEDAY.—BEATING TER BOUNDARIES. —Ts-day beieg Asmasisa-day, nay Thereday.the dile/eat perishes were peremeleted by the addles of the amity selsols, heeded by the clergy amid puvehiel setimeitite. beet the bustle secordtag to scout sum. !sin ne Gaily he.. aY no tats of sum sail other extra linsitist pison wiss saltily thud sail guarded to myna say Skins nth* petvann la the Jugs psalm, sash so Lenbith, Mayletisse, at. Pussy, Ito, the eiressony I. (sly piss thseuk taissatilly m soptesaially. The Past Wiens ths: if tin ails of Foschiai was the matt of a as. private quint, es us et PM emir mimed, men would Imm bees divulged abet the potable ream& of the latesnai manna. "Mu speak frosts Si their rasgb.ead.reedy gamin. The Maims, is doe pm. seat osse, prune Shaw nay famish as lateness* old* us had to the sardines detesdas. Yet they knew him well; sad, it It was a iserely private wino, they nut bass mosified the tuners when he ass likely Is have stbadmil ellik far the aosissinai of Ine—or to him appall he It." MS EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 1. 1861. IrAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAS. ~_ ARCHRB COURT. MUM 111111 11011111111. »1/110 TOVUO.—DITOaO2. This wee • wit of dream promoted by the wife spigot the besbuod. Dr. Aliszas, orbs append is behalf of Yr. Toole& •••••ased that be dwelt set offw eay mamma is behalf et hie dint TM Nest mooted to the propriety et tbed coarse. TM tors Tee dearly proved. - • Dr. Baylor/I - (wMo appeared kr Nse. Temp) Wallin ft right le make ea* she/rude& ♦ owe dlawewfag sew, or one la whisk the deadest of the wile hod bra wan az eaphury, he really sews resolleohei la t►e whole deans of hi peewits. Sir J. Deusa then premium:4ml fee the sopmethea. PREROGATIVE COURT. PZUZIPII 11. immure (11T rZm eIUIDIA3O.—• 11/111111/0011. This was • suit to net the validity of the will of Mn. Julia Ana Phillips. who bad resided it Hartwell, at Ars buy, in fieysterdnet. at Hastings, sad lily st Buster, la the spent of 1843. At the doe w I bar death she ergs a widow, sad she left behind her bur children, this of whom were deurners, mad the ressiang as • sea. Bhe left knees and pensa•l mute to the •mount of 10,0001., mad by t►e will la queftem, Intel was dated the MS of October, 1818, she bequeathed 1,0001. to sett of kit eldest daughters, Julia sad Maria, sad the resides to be Melded bens. the eau two children, Zdel sad Charles. Ti, will was opposed by Me Julia Phillips ea the road of the fassity of her main It was plumbed that shortly slier the birth of Se sesta dishier, la 1830, the lateen: began to exhibit as tames am mo& to her htsband, aid attained& to bar two Wed daughters, that she besets dirty is her habit!, deist I. her coudsd, sad ensatrie la her general dimes our. On the other hand it was !goaded that her hubead, who died madded, la 1862, had ass income of his own, that he bad spat her mosey, mad had treated her with skin sea That tb. conduct of bet elder daughters was also dia. °What and lisressethil, and that ha behaviour to them was sot the nnit of Jaunty. Mr J. Dodson said the Gasman of the will enald set elan the @probation of the stet, fen the Goan wild sour regard with favour me unequal • divides of property. mai the testatrix had • perfect right to dispose of her estate as she pleased, sad it was the duty of the sari to give elan to her wins, podded that she was usable of mak ing • valid will. After a mature assiduities of the evi llest, however, he (flir I. Dodos) was satisfied that while l i lbs. Phillip was at Hastier, she was 1. • state of meal donagemeat. Os one semis she bad pursued Sr Silting, the eldest of when was sot Sea arews ay, with a snits knit ; sad bat fee the ia totheesee 0 the person with whom they more iodine, she would robs* Sae saardend that. Foe • lady who had preview)" been of • mild sad hams dhpeollits to threats the lives of her little eldldsea, was esiblent proof that die was of assetad Riad. Ns doubt eke bid had a groat did to pranks her la cosequesee of bee mousy beteg tabs he pay hr Isebend's debts. That was not • state of tangs at all likely to soothe her, but it was nther slothits* to isms, hr malady. After she left ibetnip her ended oastissato be of a very satraordlairy .ha- Mtn. In 1862 she charged one of her births, tamed 'Campbell. with having robbed her of somejewsli. Her be , having at the pollee tout had exalted some tarn, but the megietras thought proper to cods Mile Campbell for the aspposed rabbis. At the trial, however, testatrix was is sash a data that the attotsey for the proses. tioa did net Sisk proses to sedum her, sad Mies Cusp bell was of sane swathed. Tines were winless. oa the other side who erne to the propriety sad rationality of Mn. Phillips'a sedan bat their testimety was sot very toseladve. With resist to the two Wen daughters, he thought that, ea the whole, they bad behaved eseedlary well lads very trying draumetasse, mad Its did authlak that if this poor lady had been la the full parsons of her fieStion she would has made snob a disposition of hoe property. He should therefore presumes againd tke will, but he skald allow son out et the Man The praetor 0 the 'sardine protested of a Finesse, sad appealed agent the esatene of the smut ■ooaa IP. CLLLI• This was a slat to gewgaw the validity of tits will of Ws. Puny Moore, widow, sweated Is the punk. The property was sot pradeely stated, bat It appeared to be very isowidenble I. snout The apart prowaseed log the will, ordering the ems of the meals, pasties to be paid oat date estate. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. Thomas Taylor was charged with having broksa opla a selasoa•bo; w►ich had bola deposited is a vaa beloogias to the Great Weelora Railway Colapeay, mad 'balsa two SlillOlL ♦ pollees= sew the primer, who wu the driver *Me Tea, opts the be: will ea imetruneett sad Who owl the Wawa. Whet the rimer saw that he wee diwovered, be offend the pelieswas • sevendue, awl afterwards Ave soveretes. to "le sliest es the *abject, whaittioer at the roe Um, that the caw did so sore thaw • oometable's duty it t•W. bin fate wistedy. ♦ bey whehai sttemilell thepefeasee for tie wpm of wetehlog *3 oa woe seat eat of the Way, ups. pretext of isqohlag *oat lee, ta order that ea oppertaalty sight be Warded to the primate to email the r•obsry. The rammer soil ke hut aotbiag to Noy ts-dey, sad woe *ea isoanitted for triaL Two smartly-dreesed youths, sewed Jetts Crampton alias Niebett, mad Gums Data, ens ehargod . before Mr. D'Ziarout with the &Howbeit artful robberies : Mn. Ass Cloths, the wife of as engiseu melding is York-otrem, Stepney, embed that la the Amon of Wed sudsy aressight, eke hurl a double-knock at dm Meat door, es opesieg whisk the prima buil, who war Wading thus with another lad, politely splogised ha the intrielos, bet sequined that she would take the trouble to head him est s toot-ball, which be had ally therms over the wall! into bar beck garde.. She good assuredly emnaplied with the must, braving the door *pea, bet ea returodeg la a few missies to apprise then that the ball wee sot there, she fossil they wore both goes, sad Gs eaterlag the treat parlour immediately afterwards, dis covered that her bumband'e weigh mad appeadager, whisk she hod left ea the mantelpiese, bad she disappears& • essemil 'barge wee preferred scabs. Me poienews by • widow smell Mart* Luria( as ostessive dairy is area. betus-plase, Bothaol-grus, este of when esreasts was en gaged is her yard • few days after the prosiest robbery, whew he was roosted by Davie. who kept Um la coanne dos reepestieg the 'weal= brood of hie employer', mews, by way of sevorisi the festive emereliess of Ike ether Meson, eke stealthily .stared the hese% mai purloined a ouster of the value of 6L, with whisk he get clear el before the pro perty was mimed. flargesat Smith, P t 6, preyed the apprebssolos of the plumes on the pukes sight, and stated that they wore seaucted to have be.. implicated is ether deprodatimes of a similar deseriptios, whisk hid seemed is the &MM. Blur °se N 403;depasod Is Ids ham boos mast at t►e Itlddissea esseleat, la Apal, 1116 i, whsa tis primes Crampton was aniseed fee him, of which b was sa• vistad, sad seateweed to a yeas's kapaiseaasst, whisk bad oats rtesatig aspired. The prissoets, who deellsed **dug say debase, wen folly essmitted. RAILWAY ACCIDZIM—Ace secidsat, which teaches the isseseity of num. notice with regard to harts; the dens of railway carriers properly siosand, conorrse this sosels; as the Load's awl Nona-Winne Railway, et the Breadlines Statist. sear lavespeel. The wife of a werkW ease was her way hem Lineyttol to Waning- We. ne hoe beebeed wee verities. Oho had three eltddrea wish her, as. aIS bey stoat three pare of sp. As the trek was parks areedpess 44aties this little das cad as bsi ace boss he tea est the senisse,sed bateau tY reed the pletteest. The train wee se seea N the oddest wee Uses, bet both the by wen is mask Wend that sapetedes will be eoeseary. The little *Wien Ike le way meadows San Win at the Wheseme-Mwrisiby Nassiass Dodos.—is dgdSllfgOlMSh el the desire ex pend by the genewassa to take the edjosesed ashre apes the eapteelebes enders es Toady lasejle Oliveira lie antes he a rsdesties or the ose dean 10l th P ICr d epee dm Taney, t7th of May. =MATE WRUNG OF LICENSED YeeNNW the twenty atifilag of the tithed Tune' Andean' an Nation; LiNeat VinoDas' Delude Uwe, established at Dinaingbani, •was tilt at the hone ef Mr. leis Danwood, the Carammrelal Men, Doan. The assetiog ona wammeendp admoded. delegates b.. Sies%l boa Bhataghaa, Bohn, Wolverhampton, Preston, Lehner, Nottingham', Dudley, Stookport, Sheffield, Haldetedeld, Lolghbanegb, Conedlor Sdatos. presideat of the andatise, envied the disk: led WC Thee. Bulb* the eiteetaty, aillohned is that apeolty. The nada& wkkb engin a andereble With of dm', VIII prindpally of • began mane, .14 reestations ware paten tor father lamb* oat the nine of the The manmossuat *Madly that the 'pats• she tax randy plead an aalt weald be tikes ce ta July an, no noshed as meat sethioatery; sal • hater was aid heat Sir George Gay, Seeretaty al State,' tentrediedag • statonnat randy made at a IlLaine-law anstimits st Diranghea, by Dr. Duras, eao of the apeakert, thin the Makte-law would be linable If inland get it. Sir Gawp Grey dades the estreasem of the re port, la • letter to Mr. Schotelisid, M.P., aad the wens *availed thansives otademaatory of the any his state ments pat firth by the *donde of the Mataadaw to guars Ade objat.—Mrstwhiskr Znendmr. OF LONDON. Yeoterday the aanivereay, meeting of this misty I Omit plata at the Mess, Maaover-equan, lir 030R01 Curia, Bart., is the ask. The report st the memed i stated dot ilia aupbat a fel lows, fellows ohm, sal mato" setheedhem• amoestod to 1,768. Of them 81 bad hem skated dem Ma smilver airy. The notime of deaths dlt the =l had ham Mt reitimehism, MR The of 14. Ihe Mal umber Mibileso bad hem breseeal by w 2o l . Thar Mame of 1866, earsekiesebby belvelfael of the mead* year, osesaled sad mak thoeime, be' regarded se a very ammo yea Ile . meow of the last 18 ran (Mile, 1881) to Ms year 1118 wee 14,20111. 10e. fiL l T l Mlr e hessme diodahlted by muses which bed new. it was hoped, paned away, sad as the upooditams of 1866 had provM snidest he the malatemasee sad leossmatien of the emietra la • tut gamin Mate, Owe word *may teem to isYere Mat at tho eallotisa et Ils'esimeat yam a ma* ism iboomeabio wetid bo per seated. The Oil rob et Ow smNip IN the Mae Demo her, 1866, someastod 4.01111. M. M., sod the lirdillise 11*- Id.. Inset . : Imme of the soelety a merrey balms, M 1,0661. 91. moloim of the valued& Malik bulldogs, Ls. Dods, his 11 maths darer wi n eat the "Itlestmend Iterwralloos" bed hem hewed, and Mat for 1866 would he may his falbsoy M so orely dam. Impressed with tbs errara Mat Ms remarkable davolor moo t of the amoral Warm, degartmat is the Brillsk Ma ma. had foe ate yam pent sammeded the amooly of a m asehshol mos. aalk4 Iho ettarOletady ood Mewl abe mpeadit s is l ato the doWle ammo to Os essetnalm only, sad bad deleembead to dispeo of the 111111seiss as favourable egfeeloolles or mini The seam, hememe, felt that the tholl= takes was to tromiler as the owe& dMs DINA the whole of the types of species dimeibed is Ms s puWicsl=i b a "Mu be they might ho Owe se se has b e the wpm airefersom dm brim ha** moopeed tbo oar, the maseil believed Ant the eallealea would be fossil mon isomer available be ealeatille than if it had boon remind ia the atistp's Tba /moral health of the had bees moat milhasemy, aad with the cage of the death of Se lame lobate elephant (Gabby Mhams* of • thandenierit), Ile hoes bad beta sogresolisiodly mull. The emistre Wheal= La ✓inia meths rams time 178 moderatmmmale, Myr eta 'IWO, 11=d lejulmilso, 271 opeoho Math. Is all 06 maim a tereaseMsd by 1,188 • 11141611.1. moblet a may hive otillmaka of otte,lmem, emille, and Mbar of the laverielones Wpm lbs sat washed demise the year ofsht be a floo pair of Nylakaa ametentageot ;617a a vely peens earls.yule varlet of the shoe, hos 1111mMok mooted by R.B.U. Prime bible, "ad a adleetten off male, *hey waivers, pretested by his Meiesty the Meg at Pomegal. Mr. Alden's& Finals bad plieleMil • pair if lbw of Mesopotamia, whisk wits vary fatass as samilag illustration of the atmllaer time predesod the goesraphie ma range of this salami. On the whets, tho bulls slam the moiety cm to mem' esedities of their allobs. Tbis mo so rr i ta t iedsw with Mat of the anditsm, was um abase* NA Mho the gavel moan beldam' had bow timeastsd, tomtiag speratod. THE lIIVALL ILNCHESTBR EDUCATION SCHEMES. The meant Mom of some of oar statiamon and legietaime to &min • systole et motional Moieties whieb MIMI shah ths meat of pastimes; have had the effect for INN dna peat of direollsg 'Mahn from the rival whams' of the Merisaal Polls Misstating sad he Mambhibrit mad Sighed Misaatias Amssisdes, bah of MIA mom atiplasted M Memataatot. la hat, the latter (whit was Ms haw. Oessa Ilisham's shuns) was mooed to halo "ass oat et whams. sink the Ohm amook . has • km mods BpN or as Abet to hasp Ms aides* be fore Me gale& A tepees is sew omega that the two parties have Mreoa to • oessymasek mil he .Ifrialreekr OUNIV/Wl4, of yesterday. is Olds" be ton the imbue ea eradiate of • bill weak spa by the puha Chas npressd to Imo smalgsmaSed, draws attestiss to as Week tassels nail (at • reastlag ea motharsalgeMi hy the Mat of llsssliseter ea ha saw whim. in width his lordship add " They weltr= sees hear is that shy of • syssm of education w e posts to Mask so Madam prejadisial to revealed reffilm ; bat is She images& Maas be mid me , ha mould allisse hem Is he 011111111111 t N i s s skeet of that whisil pm Ms mho alio la all ha pereastis.hellsoss.iserphy sal bissewilsses; ha would smesmed Om sot ta ems es. i meis -1101 with • deaniiism Om i shalt the kidst. as keg s his easahspasmest sep &ph tdeny, he Mesh MIAs. per judidal to the ilestelmsolnvesled relfghm." The Mordiase mks tho Map If he remember thM ha is talk ie' about • proposed way of dealing with paths messy ? and mods& his lordship UM then ore people whit kWh that shook of a purely seated character ms Oho aaly ease that ham a dais be subsist es the tossed sastrilmisas of he paths. We ham that he peepased same has aot besa meted only by tho two mania dem milteethdy. bat is the remit ealy of a osaihsemss he twos saw of the mere active lam ea sash ems, Mr. T. Dmloy a llrb May. William MMorrow. sad Dl= of he Paths Siegal Amodatio• ; P sad the Wm. nalattras. Mass Istedge (Ma ker). Mr. Jolla e of Ike late Mashy*/ said Olmfold litasetioa el, Amdahl& Tke 1111111.11111111111 has a* yet loss hefted fee mesplome belles the mass holly stallareste to ths two bodies. his as istareangs hot that slued the mashers of ha Nellosel Pettis hash Asesdaties sad other haves* selahlklesd Is Jmbwlnw, De sal, Masdasser, Mg. ilk, what they shed • " Mehl emalar w i th as Mow of wefts the meths dfrpositios to sweeps a system of Musa** bassi spa the psissiple they admesee, sad MO kiss bee meat samseetal. he member of Milgrim admitted halsg Ik, whilMissesimithe see hey besieged withaew whisk west of Ni. sad hat of mass asmpall& i iis is i b li jest. They ham. of samss, the prolsosse Male hiMna ofthstteenst er them of pinata Wally usable is pay tar eel 011 is whets of Misr shah's. about 110 aimed &May othothis additiss. sad la the hillow lag semettime Chunk el Im=4l asst.; Wedora sad wise Mothrthem 1/; 131 lads proks4 8 ; Sed63:seds. ; Tfailed 6 s astargle, ; ; 2 pit meat The pereate mem witless regard to Ida efrim. to Masts he t of sheaths let their at this mint ; be hen Is mama to know that is same Sew h aulm talsrhsesse has takes plus ea the part of thaw shish" tit M their !aglow" weaken. PAILIANIXTAIT C 010117711111 DAY.}- Mk being m'e'mos-day, as.. of tits ostandttese net emit two o'clesk, assay of the members bevies/ previously atteeded diets' morns* In @missy with the Brisker, at St. Margaret's shush. Ths Public Preset:otos saad Silver sad Gold-wens committees have doted their Shyers so for as moiling ovidesse Y onetraed, sad assentbleil today for the purpose of wassitioriag their roped'. Tits osunsittses on Transportation, Court of Chasm" (Ireland) Bilk sad the Army Monied Dopsrtseat, °Missed their !squids* to day. The anises es Loud Chariot es alsippiag, whisk steed sajouraed till to-day, is pompoms' staid Mosby snit, et twelve eels*. - - --- MUTH or Ma. R. M. Fox, M.P.—Mr. Milord Murrell Paz, M.P. for the (vamp Id lirmakt4, died SOL Lotmard'o-on•*west ori Boa SS oh., le bit 4kl r e ise. H. was edented at W I end tietrently 04 e, Weed, and neteled Is 11116 Lasalle, deogbeee Se nes Alain& it L. ALI. Es nes a end argelpilsobar 4 lee eMel be V i erpe sti eeseted la the Lberal newest Is abs peened sod lets entieneate. bung bess Ant sleeted Is 18ST. He was • Linen of a tonewbst oheiseed 'Seal. bat wee leek proariaiat put likparillomet. Common Aran 10.—At a ow =bald this An the iedesumnineed diner IWO :—A.IL—V. V. MAW, Tfibilp Cleikee; F. Z. Mrstaio. Tookt . o .mbei sims; Cellep. L.& —lldiend ; Oho*, _Par purr. twers'.Liege. amet impo Eas qbe bs s i ptra tti posip asmieg of ▪ tits Venom* meg us a ths baleen Were the Hone of Oesnine as :Crts el dm* Web MINBI-THIS DA 7. 0•4111 - Two Akan., The Steak Extdiene being aimed NAV' ma bs* awe worth "sporting' hie taken glens in mining Mocha Amami b's lid elyesteeday's trenanetions in the lkeihmege. "NW Sebeeriptica Booms, and Meek Miming add list: Part Wirri" Ow " de. dd.; Gasaidess, 28 1 ; Grumbler and Si Anbus,l6, 100, Ilk N ; genrktee Corsi, 11, I;1 Treneihkllll6l4l; Wheal Mama, It, i ; Wheel TAft, 17s ie tilL esete. Issas Acid li st : Wed kimilli rletellede, 166; Providesce Mime, 66, 70; See* edra. 27.. ed. ; Wheel Chilton., 7t, %; Cathodes e.g Jaw, be., 179. 64., 22.6 d. ; Sweapoel m Ne al ; Vale of Tee, No. ; West Coileceinee, de. W. ; Orem W age OM* hist lem 9/ . ilL ealith Oen Ikea, 11i, 12i ; Bet• tri. In the Stook &Mb Caddo, 280 ; raeeweras, 871 • Sooners, 671; atentdp Mann: 2i; South Tamar, 6 ;'' Vale of Tony, dde. 66.; Ohmecellmerille, Lle. Bd. ; Fart 8.1101,11. dial. RAILWAYS --4 Two o'Czoon. Tito Stook Exchange is closed to-day, and no bu siness is ping forward in railway shares. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET . MINCIN . O LANG.-THIS DAT._ floom.—Ttio rabbit lake on going off steadily at fall prim. Bawd In good demand. Grootry Imps 63.. to 66‘ oniniwn resales study. Tans—The psbile sales are proration heavily. Itets.—Prieee are fully sapportsd i the qsantity now la the leasseetees' hands le snob reduced. Bra.—The mullet dell, bat so materiel shoed= fa Pee.* BALTPIIIIbu been dell, and sake to.say extent could sot be wade wittiest giving way is peke& Clorrotr.-180 bales sold. L other artione no maawrisi alteration. TALLOW MAR/UM-MIS DAT. The nation coating's guise, at the subjoined quotation. vit. :—Towa tallow, 41e. Ild. sett cub ; retenbarg T. C. es tbs spot, 46e. ; Mop to Jamb, 46.. ; October to De cember, die. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Dr. B. J, Davie reports trade without alteration. Prise au ad ow kay, 96.. to 100 e.; nperior ditto, 106 e. to 1124.6 d.; Lateen ditto, 60.. to KU.; rowan, 10r. to 90e.; donor, 195 e. to 120 s. ; wad cot, 95e. to 118..; straw, Ms. to 30e. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. THIS DAY. LATEST BETTING. ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. 9to 6 apt Iliaittplo (t) 7 to 4 Maagasolo (t 7to 1 Nag CoppaadTbtoloracosplal (t) 20 to 1 Hallpyp (,) 26 to 1 Intimidation 0 CHESTER CUP. 9 to 1 apt Isogon, (0 9to 1 Yellow Jack (off) 10 to 1 Omsk:l (off) 14 to 1 Pataliot (t) 15 to 1 . Yeekshiro Grey (off) 20 to 1 Stork (t) 25 to 1 Typo* (0 26 to 1 Haagorfold (t) DERBY. 9 to 4 apt Woatworth (t ) 12 to 1 Pl3-111-Night (t) ES to 1 Prima (t) SO to 1 Nowtagtoa (t) OARS. 4 to 1 3liasepia (t) BETTING UP TO 12.46. ONB THOUSAND !MINUS. INvia on Miami' 6 to 2 apt Maagaitem (of) 6to 1 Mary Copp (t) SAMBAS AND MEUSE RAILWAY-(THIS DAT. The hruuty-first half-yearly rand sunticrof the Sambre and Meuse railway was bold this afternoon. at the Mises in MoorDte street, City; Mr. W. P. Eicnenne, shairman of the loud of dimmers, in the chair. The report, triads had dready been published, having bees road, The CRAISMAN proceeded to make a few observations on the present position sad future prospects of the undertsk lag, which he represented se beteg most sittisfsotory. The ompany had no amovered debts, nor bad it suffered, nor seekd it suffer, from the pecuniary and other embar rassments which ' had overtaken the Namur and Liege and another aeighbouriag lies. Their railway had been stele by ate and mitts, as the money oases In from the prc primate, aid being sow osepleted entirely at their owa en pease, so one could deprive them of it without their own fres will.Ritherto the workiog of the 11 Belied realised most of their amisipatlee ; the traffic of the districts through which it mend wag befog gradually developed, while at the present Aim* they were Is a position to meet all their liabilities, sad yet have a handsome property In band, sad be able to pay lomat' at et a divided. With a little palettes he was occulted the re. silts would be still more gratifying, and if the proprietors would only energise that psalms' be scald promise them that they would uldmately be well rewarded for it. The report wee adopted, and a dividend of 3e. 6d. de. eland upon each share of the original capital of the man- P an t, T prossedlap fated with a note of thanks to the chairmen sad directors. TRAFFIC RETURNS. JUN Par Ns- SO; Teal wai r WAYL IL OIL NKr dorm LK IN& SesboNs sod Obelloo mA OK .- SA. ik Ar=amanufti m . -- • w MOS ;ISO 3.413 LON 1 N. MlTAlNno lea lit i r 1 08261) TO ?Ai liff ' Bia 73 ir g S". * LIE 116 IN 111 ~ildw .. it 4 1 71 1 13 3 I l ly PO WteArZ. art fo*Wasaii . . 7 Sr* ff.t i t WA wile s tsalo t o and 114460 u WIG 4,011 lA= . mum% sad lb MO 11.4.11 1.130 9.391 9430 boaliAboomomay. sal iiiiiiii ... i ... iiiii 40 121 ON ON KO ....... — OS I* ill. ON ma ...... — US 4,184 . fa 1,401 VA aa OW 4 1 :4 1 =11146 . - - I 17. 464 'I S ti 11 O • ebb event blobs tlie Liverpool. Crosby. end Ileimilyeet dam. mega lo we loolodol in commie:o.llu period. PEGIPOIED WIDENING 07 011 HAT TURN/TILE.--The Biwa of Weeks for the Holborn theiriet ham adopted a nemesia to the Netropoliss Bowl of Wanks, urging, swag shoe improvements is Nils district, that the hems es ate tide II Great Tansies be takes dews, and a am ties, read seeds from Bribers late Liseolale-iarliebia. lb. R. B. Seeley, the amber for the &Mist, hs gives seas of hie Walks to bass the shier Mien the socks of the Metropelitaa Beard of Works at theft seat sestet. Ma Muumuu liteas.—LftztrooL, WIDNES DAT.—The UMW Beats sail eteueship Atha*, Cap teis James West, sad hes the Ilessey eh shown for Now York. with Ike meet be-weekly mollo floe the Vatted Silts sad Cassis, thirty presagery es t she nese of sershesibbe es IssiSiose to bet lOW nems. see moilleatly el Meese is bawd the Atlantic capitulate mhos isembe jeelealsof tide date, for the mess and pubes isteseeme et the testers testi seat. Thet men dissiby ham, OsEhis G will sail ea ft b. rocs for New York, with the trailed &else mit sad p .ettagett PROMISE 07 GREECIL—The Malt publishes 4131111 acmes supplied by the Mad of a oseaterehl his at lbessilles a peels: destribed by est comessisetwy beset aegaalrtel lb.. y oats with the fess," is order to 11110 W what premise armee has made duties the twisty-lbe man that ham Mayes' slam Mr et pasties free Thriarg ier l e t miteg to this authority, is tras year 1031 Me mom, the esettosetal torritsay ale tho Mee sew um who Os jEtoloa of there% -slaw*eel. taiga; to 11th lb. amber *es Ifital. The befeeier eettimilos ait tho lest dale was 2,3lll,olllstrommais (bill et bllle mon yob) a i r a t t ie oared 3,010,100 otassum. TM SINS ;IKON hikesetrot I is 1164. 9,110,00. kilesetree. Cattle have immeoad is the ease paled hem 21.700 to 311,700 yokes. M 02617 .114#FI : F--THM DAY. 1 •,-- - A. -' Two WOW& lib 1144 iii it tie itis tor the strain 4 the Italfieuty Wises at the Bank of Zegisod, the treasist elllese we shot, and the Stook Rcehasp is AU demi. isessillag to metals. . _ . A (titbit 1110=16 . 1able quantity of gold was yaw terday seat into the Bank. Of the late strives, the portion bought for amount of the Bank of Francs is comparatively smalL Advice§ from Mexico mention that a eauksera was to leave that city on the 2nd of April, fbr Vas Qs" with a large amount of specie. The corn market yesterd, though quiet, wee firm, at Monday's rates. Moot tithe country markets are firmer, and in some ceases alight advance hoe been established. Very few floating cargoes have strived off the coast lately. The arrivals of foreign grain l into London are moderate. The French awn mar kets are reported less animated, after the late rise. The committee of the Stook Exchange have emu to the resolution to postpone the appointment of a Isettlessint in the securities of the Royal Swedish Railway until after the meeting which to to be held in Gothenburg on the 17th .of May, when the ar rangements for the reoonatitation of the company will be legalised. To-morrow has been fixed for the Stook Exchange l eettleineat in the shoes of the National Discount Company, which are now placed oa the official list. The directors of the Bank of Egypt have made a call of 71. 100. per share, payable on the 81st of May. The return of 21. per share out of the capital of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company is to be payable to the Illizeholders oa the 7th of May. A call of 61.1mskiag 201. paid)is to be paid cm the shares of the Peetedurn sad Dougannon Railway by the 22ni of May. We are requited to Aide that the share list of the Geelong and Melbourne Railway Is now finally closed, all the remaining shares having been taken up. The twenty-fi rs t annual meeting of the proprietary of the National Bank (formerly known as the National Bank of Ireland) I. called for the 28th of May, and that of the lonian Bank proprietary for the 29th of May. The forty-second annual court of the Scottish Widows' Fund sad Life Assurance Society is called for the 23rd of May, at Edinburgh. The dividend on the shares of the Northern Rail way of France was fixed at the general meeting, which was held in Paris on Monday last, at 48f per share, in addition to the 16f. paid in January. The annual dividend of 178 f. 70e. is to be paid upon the 500 f. shares of the Credit Mobilise Society in Paris on the let of July. Including the interest of 25f. per share which was paid on the let of January last, the total distribution for the year is raised to 2031.700. The aggregate profits of the institution for the year 1855 are officially stated at no less than 28 millions of francs, or 1,120,0001. The Imperial Paris Cab Company has recently de clared a dividend of if. 65c. per share of 100 L, for the I tint four months of its operations. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Byers s•d Walker wee held yesterday, when an offer of 4e. in the pound was submitted. After a long discussion, • committee of tin gentlemen was appointed to in vestigate the affairs of the firm, and to report thereon. The feeling wu apparently in favour of a composi tion: The subjoined statistics of the imports and eon gumption of sugar have been compiled by a practical authority from the government returns (molasses reduced to sugar) : esda for twitromaitlts Wasp April k 11154, sad Marta SI, 11156 sad MSC IMO n mu 1134: 1833. 1856. tom. tam tom. law Reload . Kohmia 111,1173 17,314 17,171 Ul9l MTV PAID. Bair ...... H 9 ...., 10,137 16,584 14,781 1905949e9.. 16,483 16.326 16,711 11041 The diminution of the consumption here shown must be attributed entirely to the late rapid and ex travagant rise in the price et the article. According to the hat month's returns, the consumption is re turning toita usual channels. The New York advice§ mention a fall of 2 pm cent. in the stock of the Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati Railroad, in consequenoe of the non-pay- ment of the coupons falling due the Ist of April on the bonds of the Columba% Piqua, and Indians Railroad, which were guaranteed by the Cleveland, Colarebne, and Cincinnati Company. Upon this subject Messrs. Ciunmann and Co. remark : The default wu oceationed by an tojenetion obtained by a few of the stockholders of the Cleveland, Columbus, aid Cincinnati Railroad, ia order to test the validity of the gua rantee, whisk they wart was given without legal authority. It is understood that the large majority of stockholder cos demn this action as an unjustifiable breach of faith to the bondholders. The coupons due let inst. on the first mor* gage bonds of the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad wale as yet unprovided for. WIDNIIIDAT BYIXIIIO. The funds showed a decided tendency towards re covery to-day. Prices gradually advanced until the terminati:m of business, finally closing 3 per sent above the beat point of yesterday. Operations have been entered into to some extent to cover the males. speculative and real, which were induced during the lut two or three days by the rumours of an ap proaching loan. The disposition to purchase was stimulated thin afternoon by a rumour that thin financial operation is postponed for the present Mousy continued in active demand in the Stock Exchange, however, in connexion with the settle- moot of the account in shame and foreign stock. Consols were quoted during part of the morning 921 to 1 for the Bth of May, but had risen at the elate to 921 to t. For money the last quotation wen 921 to 1. The official business report is u follows: —Throe per Cant Consols, tor money, 921, /, ; ditto, for aooount, Bth of May, 921, 1,1, 1. Long I Annuities, expiring in January, 1860 , 3 h. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886 (Loan of 18,000,0001.), 17 1.18.171,17. Bank Stook, 211, 212. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also dealt in at 76. •-• ' The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 2a. dia. to 2s. prem.; the June Bills, 6s. to 2s. dm. India Bondi, Bs. to Se. die.; and Exchequer Bonds, 98 to I. In the foreign stock market the chief feature was a considmble rise in Turkish Six per Cents., which are marked as high as 971 fee the 15th of May, and closed at 97 1 to 1. The Guaranteed Few per Cents. have advanced to 1011 to k. There were slam numerous purohsees of Mexican Bond*, at an ad vance. Generally this department was firmer. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares were better today, and closed at 61 to 51 prem. Those of the Riga and Duisburg Railway have advanced to 1 to 11/ prem. Comeau: Coal Mines and Railway shuns were quoted I prem.; Italian Junction Railways, k to f prem.; and General Bank of Switzerland, prem. Mr. Joseph Basile, one of the directors et the London and Westminster Bank, was today sleeted a director of this Swiss bank. Ottoman B ank shares were quoted this afternoon *to # prem., and Bank of Egypt, I to preen. Western Bank of London shares were rather Armor. at 6 to 4 dia. Those of the London and Paris Bank remain at 4 to 2 dis. (101. paid). The stack of the Lan don and County Bank was more offered, at a decline. being marked from 3f down to 31g. Australian Agricultural shares roes 21., but Peel River showed flatness. Netherlands Land shares met with soma inquiry. Crystal Palace ordinary shares wan firmer. London Dock stock was dealt in at 995, and General Screw Steam at 16. _ • Canadian Government Six per Cents. continue is request. At Amsterdam yesterday (Tuesday) the on London wee quoted rather lower. at 1 . 1 :11 .87k a le abort; at Hamburg, 13.6 Z, being also rather lower I st Balls, 6.221; and at legmaa, 10.03. Tni LONDON GENDRAL OMNIBUS CONPANIre- Tullio stataateat be week *Wag April 26 :—Total auntie W mamas at weak, 446; average samba manta; daily thrasslaat the week 436; total reotapt, 8,7131. 20. 11L; awns pot outtlasi ha is days, 20k la. ld. I