The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-29 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE. (ST £$D 1111T11111 TQJOL?i•) PARIS, TICILIDAT 1101011 XL The beptioin of the Imperial Ptinee is fitted for the 14th of Jose. The Munitsur lays that the work of Baron de Be zaccourt borrows no official character from the fact that it is dedicated to the Emperor. THE EAST. MARSEILLES, WZDNISMIT. The Presto X Orient announces that four Christians and an Israelite have been appointed members of the Council of the Empire. The Austrian Internuncio has gone to examine the mouths of the Salina. A serious conflict has taken place at Philippolia between the Christians and Mutsu!mans. According to letters from the Crimes, the Marshal Riil soon leave. General MacMahon will then sa sume the command-in-chief. Odessa letters of the 14th announce that the qua rantine is Axed at four days. Corn was firm. The price of coal had augmented. PIEDMONT. The Piedmontese Gazette of the 24th says :—" The Minister of War has received information that Gene ral La Mamma, commanding-in-chief the expedition ary army, left the Crimea on the 23rd for Constan tinople, on board the Govern°lo, in order to return to Piedmont." Our correspondent at Turin (says the indeperld once of Brussels) has communicated to ns an interest ing fact which adds to what has ben alreadj said on the subject of the fruitless attempts made at Berlin by Austria to renew the treaty of April 20, The court of Prussia is said to have made known to that of lorin its positive deterenioation not to Wieder, in any way with the affairs of Italy. It is needle. far us to point oat the importance of this declaration, which, if the statement be correct, may mark the commencement of a good understanding and useful relations for which Count de Cavour laid the foundation in Paris in his mace:lea with the plenipoteatiaries of Prussia and Ranier. These are proceedings which naturally give mussing= to Aus tria, and will suffice to explain the attempts of the semi-official journal of Vienna to deny the matter." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nor OVAL owe 00111211,031111317.4 PARIS, WIDNIIIDAT ETINING. At the Hoarse, altbotiih, or perhaps beca --- uss,. a great deal of business was done in rail ways and other securities, the Rent. was (kit It closed at 75fr. 5a for sub, and 76fr. 2:c. for account, being in the former case a fall of 10c., and without change in the latter. Credit Mo biller roes 12fr. 50c. The Lyons Railway roes 25fr.; Mediterranean, 20fr.; and Orleans, 16fr. arced Central fell 71r. 500., and 0 sfr. The other limes were about 2fr. 60c. higher Austrians have hot varied to any great extent for a loci while, although a good many purchases have lately been made, with a view to the penal meeting at the end of the month. Victor Emmanuel was firm, but with. cat variation. The government is exceedingly anxious about the new schemes which are constantly coming oat with tempting mammas's, and are likely to absorb mash opitaL A sommissary of the Bourse now goes daily to the antral pollee aloe to make his report of the hulas= done in these young securities. I am told that the proposed new law, imposing additional responsibility upon societes en eoisatsandite, will be premed through the Corps Lsguilatif ae fast as possi ble. M. Mire's new Credit Mobilise wee done to. day at 1000. prem. for the coming ost is 8 storday. Eighteen persons have just bees found guilty by the Correctional Tribunal of Cognac of belonging to a secret society called the Militants, the centre of whose operations is at C►ateauneef. They are all sentenced to fine and imprisonment, the period of imprisonmeat varying from two years to on. month. Interdiction of civil rights for a long period is in most cease superadded. On the Pont des Invalid., there is an allegorical statue of France, which, after the proclamation of the present empire, was ornamented by a crown on the head and a sceptre in the hand. A few nights ego the crown and sceptre were torn off by some per. son or persons yet undiscovered, and thrown down in the dust at the foot of " Franca." The Archduke Maximilian left the chateau of Bt. Cloud this morning to make a short excursion to Cherbourg, the prince being desirous of examining the gigantic works at that port, ordered by Napoleon 1., and continued under the reign of Napoleon 111. The Archduke, wishing to remain incognito, will proceed, accompanied only by his suite, by a spe cial train to Havre, and embark in the evening on board the Reice Hortense stmen-yacht. His Imperial Highnem will pass to-morrow at Cher bourg, and will then again embark on board the Reim Hortense, and proceed to Calais, where he will arrive on the eveuing of the 30th, and thence return to Germany. The Archduke will stop two days at Brunels on a visit to his cousin, the Duchess of Brabant, two days more at the Hague, and three days with the royal family of Prussia, and will arrive at Vienna about the middle of Jane, at which time the congasment of the Empress of Austria is expected. THE POPE AND LORD P, (111011 0011 ow BOMB, Mau 12. The contusion and contradiction that prevail smog the various path composing the ecoltaiastleal mem meat, have been forcibly demonstrated by the recent conflict with regard to the publication of Lord Pid rneraton's speech on the affairs of Italy. The Pope, who has a will of hie own when he thinks proper, mad the whole speech in the Detrags, a paper which he is in the habit of perusing regularly ; and resolving that his own good intentions and humane disposition, for which even the British Premier gives him credit, should not incur the blame attributable to the mil- administration and arbitrary acts of his ministers, his Holiness insisted upon the publication of the speech in the Roman official piper in spite of the strenuous opposition of Cardinal An tonsil i, who was so disgusted at having to give up that he was quite ill for two days afterwards. The speech, however, as printed in the Journal of Rom* is sufficiently ambiguous and incorrectly translated to render it uncertain whether the tyrannical acts alluded to by Lord Palmerston refer to the Pope's present ministers or those of his constitutional reign ; but even this garbled account, inserted only on the Pope's absolute command, was so obnoxious to the police authorities, acting under the orders of the Secretary of State, that many copies of the journal destined for the provinces were kept back at the post-office or seized after arriving at their respective destinations, whilst those distributed se usual to the subscribers in Rome were withdrawn from the cafes on the following morning, thus afford ing the public the absurd spectacle of a government giving orders for the seizure and prohibition of its own official organ. The attention of the members of the ecclesiastical government is now turned towards &serious reply to all that has been advanced against them in the Paris conference, and in the British and Piedmontsee par liament'. The prelates destined to accompany Car- dioal Patrizi to the baptism of the imperial prince, at Paris, are preparing a counter memorandum for the I perusal of the Emperor Napoleon, demonstrative of the divine and altogether exceptional rights of the papacy, to interfere with which would be sacrilege on the part of a Christian prince. Mossignors Capalti and Vincenzi, learned in the medieval mysteries of canon law, are making out as clear a case as the overwhelming evidence on the other side of the goa -1 rion will allow of, but they must be skilful indeed if they succeed in persuading the Emperor that the Papal government is, either theoretically or practi cally, a good one. It may be easily imagined that the French ambas sador, who is looked upon as a personal friend by the Pope and Cardinal Antonelli, has enough to do at the Vatican whilst negotiations of such imairtasee are pending. On Tuesday he was closeted with the cardinal from early in the morning until four o'clock in the afternoon, although it was the day for sending dispatches to Civita Vecchia for the French steamer direct to Toulon. M. d.11;;;eval has also been occupied in re samiog, from the archives of the embassy, the forcible reports on the state of the Papal dominions draws op for his governmeot by the late Count Rossi, whilst holdiog the post of French anibeasadoe at the wart of Rome before his ill-fated ministry and mug nation. Whatever all this may portend, the priests are, or pretend to be, in very good heart. They say that the remonstrances of the plenipotentiaries are all talk, and mesa nothing, and piously revert to the sertain assurance that no tempest shall ever over whelm the mystic, bark of St. Peter. Betting amide the latter part of the argument, it is mute to be feared that the former will prove correct, and that the cis Melia of prelatica l obstinacy will prove superior to diplomatic recommendations for the pre sent. The anomalies and anachronisms of priestly dominion have brought the whole fabric into such a tottering condition, that reparation is impossible without a previous and total downfal, a climax to which the catholic powers of Europe at any rate are not yet prepared to urge their interference. But it is certain that sooner or later revolutionary fury will effect what diplomacy has failed io, if the protemice at foreign troops is withdrawn from the Papal throne. it: a. ik. et. a. THE NEW RUSSIAN LOAN. lislifilaßG, MAT 26. In reference to my telegraphic despatch of last night I am enabled hilly to confirm the intelligence that the senior partners of our two principal banking firms were summoned by the Russian Court Banker, Baron Stieglitz, to attend a sort of congress of bankere, convened by him at Berlin, to consult on the terms proposed by the Russian government for a new loan, and the nature of the security offered. Amongst the eminent monied men also summoned to attend the meeting are partners of the firm of Rope and Co. of Amsterdam, and Arnsteio and Bakelee of Vienne, whilst M. Pereire had already arrived from Paris at the Proseian capital. It is said that the new loan will amount to a hundred millions of silver roubles—equal to nearly fifteen millions sterling— Which will be perhaps the greyest loan ever nee tiated on the co nt i nen t a t one t i me — at all events by Rursia. The interest is flied at four per cent., and a portion of the bonds will be redeemed rykry year by means of • sinking fond formed by In additional one per cent. reserved annually, with which will be combined a number of money prises, as in a lo•tery. The object of the loan is principally for the construction of railroads in the interior of Russia, and pertly for the indemnification to be paid to Denmark for giving up the Sound Dues ; although it is whispered that • considerable part of it will be placed at the diepossl of Admiral the Brand Duke Constantine, for the purpose of accomplishing the great wish of his heart, of metamorphosiog the whole of the R ose t ta navy into screw -steansere se befitting the requirements of the present d a y. ' The receipts, from the custom, are, it is affirmed, to be given as, security to the contractors, and the interest and sink , bur fond of the new loan to be charged OD this Drente of the revenue of Russia. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE. LIVERPOOL, WILDNISDAIG The Liverpool and Philadelphia Steam Ship Com pany's screw steam ship City of Baltimore, Captain Robert Leitch, arrived in the Mersey this afternoon. at three o'clock, from Philadelphia. She brought 167 passesprs. BM brinp *dykes from New York to the 15th feat. ineinalve, and from Philadelphia to the 18th— two days later than by the Persia. The Asia (11,31.8.), hence, had not arrived at New York. The Empire City, steamer, with dates from Harras• nah to the 11th of May, and San Francisco to the 21st of April, arrived at New Orleans on the 14th. The steamer Georg* Law sailed from Aspinwall on the 21st of April for New York, with nearly 2,000,000 dole. in specie. The San Francisco market' were quiet. Flour wee rapidly improving in pries. The papers furnish but little news, except the Indian troubles in the Oregon and Washington territories. A body of regulars had been defeated by the Indiana on Roque River, with the loss it 28 killed. The capture sod burning of Canada by the Indians is confirmed. It is also reported that 1,000 Indians were ap proaching the Dallas from the north. Bevertal other fights had occurred, in which the whites were gene rally victoriona. In Washington territory the Indians were attacking the settlement. in every direction. CoL Buchanan had defeated the Indians on Roque River, and relieved the citizens in that locality. The Con trol American papers are filled with official corre spondence between the dignitaries of the state and the commander of the United States man of war St. Marys. Teen was nothing new front Nicaragua, except a report at Aspinwall that Colonel Schlesinger had been recaptured, and would be shot. A despatch from Washington, dated March 16, state, that Secretary Marcy bad sent for M. Maroo lets, the resident minister from Nicaragua, on that day, and informed him of the determination of the administration to recognise the Padre Vigil se the minister from the new government of Nicaragua. The Nicaraguan minister protested against it. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, MAY 16. Elena", as lest quoted by the Penis. The Imbues of the clearing home to day wag 24,663 000 dole. Mosey ne gotiations outside of the beaks hose been at unteryttig rates. Tho range ef diseesat may be said to be from 7to S percent. on satisfactory paper. Aetna ph ntifsl; sotton quotations nominal, bat there .as a feeling of g higher to. weeds the Om of tee market; the arrivals of soar wens limited, snit the demand was fair ; trait wee la lively quoit et fair prim. There was a brisk &mad for prime wheat for ',port at lotion's' prim; boa market Am, sad more active for Scotch pig; siva stores quiet; prowl siom li,wee, sod market spooled for nese pork ; wool was still taentive ; freights vary Brill. EASTERN TOLERANCE. A Constantinople correspondent of the indepen dence writas:—.. It is natter of Reader that aethlag Maw trans warred at Vol. ea Batter day sating the Greeks. The orthodox &orgy of that taws, to consort with the Awtrias etwaslar sgeat, a Greek himeelr, thought pope, to indalgo is a manifestatioe, whist' urethan else night bare led to sanguinary results. Without asking leave, without giving the lees{ intimation to the antheritsee, they got up a grog Won, sad wadi d the streets of the tows, sad, got minified with absenting their litanies, began shenting, as if la a phreasy, especially when they mine is front of the bermes owmpiad by the Turkish garrison.' Tbe troops, boaterer, took no notice of thm provocation. After this, don't let us hear people talking shoat the intolerance of the Turks. I should like to see how the Cheeks would set if We Turks took such a liberty la nee of their towns, as that of ealehrstiog tome festival is Miaow eg Mehemet? AM to spook a mats elegised adios, what would the Ilegybb do II the estlieber was, to yet up• peogeseiss is Ow ION& of Loollas. and rains the Hest is s threatening moneireppedlo Ile WM Chards ? Is them lot soy al low& ha sods be farads*, whet hooka of religiose gild* bes arab eistre, waists I &befall' free eiratioa toy by seste. sod wo ,bald aces see what Gene of Ow we solissmws wield be." THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY WENDT°, MAY 29, NM THE POLICE 'COVETS: l! lino= THIS net. SIRTOOII Ot•10R. Edward Thomas, 56, a dirty-loskiag fellow, diseribed is the pollee sheet Si a surgeon, and as inmate of Clothes well weekheithe, was plated at the bar behove Mr. Tyrwhite, shagged with mutilating the dead body a a mean, by eat. lap of a portion of the head, I. Clerlonwell weeklies" under the following airnmetaness : It appeared from the evidence that the prism., who bee sea better Jaye, but who has both is the weekleses fee sissy years, bee been employed Is the deed-hew se aside. tant undertaker, ens of his duties being to chew the body I to the relatives of 'he deceased. Oa Monday he had the bodies of • man sad a woman seder his thugs, bat upset the Matins of the NM applyieg to see the body the primmer refined, saying that it was snowed dews. The relations the. applied to the metros, w h o insisted that the meth should be undone, bat upon looking wand the deed here, the sow a man's head is the mead, sad apes saying that she had now caught him, the primmer took up the head aid Do not let the riderless see it." The aster was then brioght under the bodes of the board, who decided upon giving the primer. late esstedy. - The prisoser - ssid - he hid no . thieg to say in Ms defense. Mr. Tyrwhitt mid it was a very propn mos for the pariah authorities to hrmig been him. He should remand th• prisoner until Friday. The prisoner was this removtd. SHAHS LISTS-THIS DAY. Two Warms& To the railway share market today the okid barium consists of the armarments for the settlement of the amount Notwithstanding the reduction in the Bank rate of disoonot to 6 per cent., prose are in several instances lower, in sympathy with Consols. Great Western and Mid land stocks are chiefly prejudiced. The decline, however, is not important. London and South Western are better. Foreign lines are quiet. aim brier 10 I pm. rip awl ru.i. W i e us*".i " . ._._ Alai °Bah. p.p. , 1Da...—.«..... adhish lake law IL Dori Inagsal.. ... —...... I Damara ...... arum se Item --. DI. WM Sri him et. D. lisierics De. Brimilos D Viet;eenort. brie. Grier k kolLimlkst. - I3i. — le — . Da. Owt. (II IFo". 0747.4 •-•—• 47 7. 0; Orlat Mini a MOO -61111111 ban Palasels.. _De. 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Inn cr ui ll bk .... o •Jhaw. abasers,Sislarid. and Lineal . . 294 MMus{ 11—wera aislurs sal Ilsinfaly 204—Batsb Waren. Sid—DOW Itp.—lnat. Yma ladte Harm, p.— On Waders d Omsk 111—Ditas MI ai A portrait of General WiLiama ie now sold In the plot lisps of Park. TWO lireoch Palace of Industry is now decked oat It the Mellor for the Cattle Show, es tithe tine of the Daivenal Babibitioa, with flags of all intim—now la chaos t` at of Reads. Cattle continue to arrive everyday. CAPTURE or tae RurreweY Coxvicts.—Two of the three convicts who moved fr the into at Rugby, while Mai conveyed from Wskelleld to Woolwich, have beta riseptarod in Womanlike, after oomaittlag a bargluy laVeruiekshire. MONEY NARIET.--THDI DAY FURTHER ABDUCTION IN THE BANE I RATE -01 , DISCOUNT. The Directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly meeting today, have reduced their minimum rate of dismount from 8 to 6 per cent. This mea sure doss not appear to have been generally ex pected for a week or two yet. Siert larly enough, however, the announcement has failed to prevent a fall of 1 per cent. in the funds. This contradictory movement of the stock market is attributed to unfavourable statements with reference to oar relations with the United States. Consols were first marked 951 for the 4th of June, med have mince declined to 941 to /. For money the plea is Or/. The scrip of the New Loan has receded to 1/ to 21 prem. The Three per Cent'. Reduced have been dealt in at 931 to 1; the New Three pr Cents. at 941 t. ; India Stock at 2341 ; and Exchequer Bills, Jane, at Ss. die. to par. Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 991 to /, and the Fow pa Cents., 1031 to /, being a reduction from the best point of the morning. Other foreign securities are firm. The sales include Belgian Four-and-.. Half per Cents. at 961 (exch. 25fr.); Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exch. 128.); ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 951; Mex ican, 231 to 1; Portuguese Four per Cents., 614 ; Russian Four-and-.. Half per Cents., 964; Spanish Old Three per Coats., 443, ; ditto, Deferred Three per Cents., 251 to I. We are informed that the directors of the Orand Trunk Railway Company of Canada have declined the terms proposed in the letter of Mr. Cayley. At a general meeting held yesterday of the proprie tors of the National Bank (previously known as the National Bank of Ireland), a very satisfactory report of the progress of the undertaking wan read and adopted, and a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent., together with a bonne of 10s. per share, was de iced. At the meeting of the Oriental Gas Company yes eseday, the directors' report stated that advantageous employment has been found for the whole of the sompany's subscribed capital, in consequence of a un bent having been entered into with the Municipal Gmenhelesters of Calcutta for extending the system of Eglft by gas to other parts of the city. From theses PIM the company will derive a revenue of 15,2101. per annum from public lights alone. Tble arrangement, the report points out, places the Gems pany's operations upon a sound sad satisfactory WI& The works are described as making favourable pew gross, and gas has been made in Calcutta from coal of the country. The latest information indium the directors to hope that the city of Calcutta will be lighted with gas during the preseat year. The total paid-up capital is 54,5891., in cluding 2s. per share paid on the 45,890 new shares. A sum of 3,0981.104.9 d. also stands at the company's credit for interest. On the other hand, the total out lay has been 29,6191. 9s. Id., leaving a bahisse el 28,0681. Is. Bd. in Calcutta and England. The is. port was received with satisfaction and adopted. A special general meeting of the London and South Western Railway Company is sailed for the 13th of Jane, to consider several bills now before parliament. One of these is " for the making by the London and South Western Railway Company of a railway from Yeovil to Exeter, to be called the Exeter Extension Railway." Another bill is "for making a railway from Southampton and Dorchester Railway to Blud ford St. Mary;" and another foe making a line from Lymington to the London and South Western Company's line at Brookenhurat. There is also a bill for authorising traffic arrange ments between the Brighton, South Eastern, and Loudon and South Western Companies, in connexion with the West End of London and Crystal Palace Railway. The next meeting of the Commercial Dock Com pany is to be held on the 13th of Jane; and a half- yearly court of the Canada company on the 26th of June. The second ordinary meeting of the Royal Danish Railway Company is also called for the 27th of June, at Flensburg. An extraordinary general meeting of the Emperor Life Assurance Society Is called for the 4th of June, to consider a proposal for increasing the capital. The directors of the Rut Kent Railway Company announce their intention to declare forfeited 2,000 shares hitherto standing in the name of the late John Sadleir, and upon which the calls are in arrear. The Admiralty have accepted the undermentioned ships for the conveyance of stores, viz., The Union, for Gibraltar Ruby, for Bermuda; Lady Bete, for Jamaica; Cynthia, for Rio Janeiro; Era, for Malta; Puha, for St. Helena; Trinidad, for Barbadoee; and the Latmefield, for Corfu. The Eugenie and the Wellington have also been accepted for the convey woe of troops to Halifax and Canada. The company lately started in Paris for running steamboats between London and Paris is inviting sub• scriptions for the second series of its shares. Its fleet is to consist of 15 vessels, of which five are stated to be in course of construction at Bordeaux. Th;;peoalators in Path are awaiting with im patience the allotment of shares of the new Mar seilles Else Company. The Hotel R►noh Company of Paris is about to in crease its capital to 48 millions of francs, or 1,920,0001., by means of an issue of new shares of 500 f. each, in accordance with the decision of a meet ing of the shareholders held on the 28th inst. Subjoined are the latest quotation of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, se given in the last Stock Exchange List: _ . . laureate Shares -Argue Life, 23 ; Alblen, 87; Min, 181; Alliance, British and Foreign, 171 en div.; ditto, Marine, 43 ,• Church of England, 31; Cay of Loadon, 21, Comaty. 1 ; Crown, 181 ; Equity and Law. 51 ; Barrposa Life, 181; Radish and Scottish Law Life, 41, j; Globe, 104; General, 51 ; Guardian, 641; Indemnity Marino, 841 ; Imperial Life, 181 ; ditto Fire, 340 ; London, 291 ; Legal and 0 I Life, 61 ; Law Life, 61 ea div.; ditto Fine, 31 ; Marine, 461 ; Medical. Invalid. and Oeseral Life, 31; National Provincial Life, 11 ; ditto Fire, le; Provident Life, 381; Palladium Life, 3I• Polices, 46 1; Rock Life, 81 : United Kingdom, 6, 41,1 ; Union, 30U; Vista& Life, 14. Canal Shares: Ashton and Oldham. 146; Birmingham, 921 ; Derby, 84 ; Grand Junction, 371.40; do. Guar. Mn per Cent., 111; Kennet and Avon, 61; Leads and Liverpool, 4861 ; Lauthborouith,sso; Leicester, 491; Macclesfield, 61; , Ostia, 104; Stafford and Woroseter, 420; fiteurbridgc, IRO ; Peak Forest, 76; Regent's, 161; Rochdale, 76 ; Warwick and Biszsimgham, 26; Warwick and Nspton, 10; Woreseter and Birmingham', 21 ; Wilt. sad Birks, 4f. J • Gas and Coke Contusive : Brighton, 16; Groat Centre 111 ex thy.; I.perW, 89, 90; ditto New, 27; London Parliamentary Preferoaos, 25 ; Phmais, 401, 40 ; Ratelias (7131. sharu-161 psid), 10; Surrey Conenutere,ll} ; United tionersl, 20 ; Want:abater Chartered, 67i ; ditto New, lle ; ditto Western A, 71. Waterworks 13tuelu: But Loodu 120; Berlin, 6; Kest, 80; Southwark and Vauxhall, 89i; West Middlesex, 100. Bridge Comp...dee Haegerford, 8, 71; Vaazball, 201; Waterloo, New 71. Annuities, 26. WZDZIRSDLY Evaxixe. The security markets continue to show a steady upward tendency, owing to the improved aspect of monetary affairs. The funds experienced a fresh rise of 1 per mut:Jo-day, and closed per cent. higher than yesterday. Purchases preponderate throughout the Stook Exchange. The attendance of members to day, however, was restrict( d, owing to the attraotions presented by Epsom. The chief improvement took place in the railway share market. In the discount market the supply of money con tinues large, and the current rates are below those of the Bonk. In the Stock Exchange also money continues easy. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to 95 for the 4th of Jane, touched today 951 to 1, and were last quoted 95 to /. The la , est price for mosey was 95 to 1, and for the July account 95) to j. The °Scutl business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, fir money, 941, 941, 951, 941, 951 ; ditto, for account, 4th June, 95, 96k, 951, 94. Three per Cent. Reduced, 931, 1, f. New Three per Cents., 941. 941. Long Annuities expiring in Jan., 1880, 3 3.16; Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1685, 171. Bank Stock, 217. Three-and.a-Ralf per Cent. Exchequer Bondi, falling payable in 1858, 99. India Bonds, 21. die. Cousol Scrip (New Loan), 21,1) pram. .4 .4 . 1' H•- ,-, LS 2 221 If pi if Ps sat 7.... SO 4 I pa 10 4 IS 9 th 19 IS TS TI PS SI fi t P. „ „ if 4 Ink tif ti 101 Pin Ils 133 1311 131 'i.e Iloj Is IS pus NI Ioi i ii Pm I Pa 1 7 :1 1 7 0 48 411 SO 1106 ST N 1 le pa i.e 1104 in lif $$ • Kr 47 Ili Sge • — jig .--- Brartelmatralwitry Illerrimidblim Ira gr a t ilidhliad6 ik Ilat e• —• 11111111 art Niaart Corti arm arill a• ":. Ora art Mar art Mar Ara Drat..larakoallabril. art roma u_s • A—. !Wars 11. . 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Ousi▪ kWais• gr.% paint OtookloaDollogicalp.e Dw • o p. • froorkwdelaimpOp se. AURRIOAN RAILWAYS. UM* Onlesl p. sset.. UM 75 77 Ds. per mot .„ 1119 751 Ds. I psi mat. (Mu Lad) 1940' 44i tlis Ds 11$ N Mb pia.. 1 Übbiess 131sers4 I per imb lON I 91 OS 111.4.0m15e1l per mob WO An INS 79 $1 Ds. As, I per mob isomillbis NMI 95 Ds.• TsdnW7 p. omit. DMosa. 1663 60 U 45. 4s. Is7ll Da, Is. RI Usti. .„ Ds. ow Shift Fuld q U t 54 Obis sad Ps4.7paJiLabe bead sos.IUS 71 74 Mkt sail ItLibsiggi Ist Uso. de. led Dm MwisiL MAL Omirsl M 141170.49 91 Si Ds. 4s. D tbs. 91 • ord Lana 1p.4. LS NM. y — Dm >ti *Op" 0 per sw‘..llllol et. Is. et. st. 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With tke exception of Mexican Bonds, which were flatter, foreign securities showed firmness. Turkish Bonds rose per cent., the Six pre Cents. closing at 991 to 1, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 103/ to f. The " oontango " to the new account of the 18th of Jane ruled in the former cue at 5-16 to 7-16 per cent., and in the latter at to 1 per cent. Russian stocks are very firm. The miscellaneous transactions include Venezuelan and New Grenadian. Lomberdo•Venetian Railway sharee closed today at 61 to 61 prem. The bonds of this company met with transactions at / prem. The shares of the Riga and Dunaburg Railway have risen to 11 to 1/ pram. Ottoman Bank shares closed to-day at /to 1 prem.; Bank of Egypt, at /to 1 prem.; and National Dis count, at 1 die. to par. Oriental Bank and City Bank stocks tom 11. That of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank wee more inquired for. The shares of the British North American Bank were quoted 68 to 68. Western Bank of London remain at 5 to 4 die. (501. paid), and London and Paris Bank, at 4to 2 die. (101. paid). Canada Land shares were flat, and Royal Mail Steam de clined 11., but those of the London General Omnibus Company retain an improving tendency. Southamp ton Dock shares were dealt in at 42. This was "making up " day in the Railway Share Market, and the adjustment of the account conse quently engaged considerable attention. The supply of stock appears to be generally far from abundant, even at the advanced quotations lately established. Annexed is our usual statement of the terms current at the commencement of business: London and North Western. t to f Pet et t. container. Great Western 3.16 to 546 ditto. Midland I tot ditto. Lancashire and Yorkshire Dorms ditto. Or eat Northers. MI to 4 ditto. Caledonians . . Tor k and North lildloada. l-92 to i ditto. Befirkko -16 to ditto. Northers of FISSOI i to 34 ditto. Zagora of Pram Pods sad Lions MINER-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoos. Business in mining stocks is almost suspended to-day, owing to the holiday. In the Stock Ex change the only transaction recorded is in Cobre shares, at 84. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange and Stook Exchange : Mining Exchange official list : Alfred Consoh, 13; Frrt Bowan, Si. 6d., 6s. ; Great Al fred,3ls. 34., 32a 6rl 315., 351.; ILlcatonsh, 11, 21; Sort ridge Consols, 2 15-16, 3 ; West Condon, 1421, 146; Wheal Trelawney, 271, 28, I. In the Stock Exchange : Alfred Consols, 18; Tamar Consols, 2; flortridgs Con sols, 2 16 16.3 ; Wheal Header, 21 ; Bast Hamel, 43 ; Tea walla, 4, I. TALLOW MARKET.—TRIS DAT. Theta la no market to-day, all the dealers Wog absent. The Struburg Railway has just brought to Paris for the Exhibition Is the Chasape-Elyries about 3,000 fish frost*. Artificial Pi.cie■lhnl formed at Hulava by the French government. They consist of salmon from the Danube, trout from the lakes of 3witser lea4, and grayling from the lake of Coutamo. These inst ituted have only been hatched this spring; the salmon aad trent an 14 months old, and are 41 to 61 inches long. There are two salmon three years old, one of whieb is nearly 19 inches lot gby 13 'aches in circumference. Then flak are named la cylindrical reservoin made of tin, the water being renewed frequently. -- - . VAUXHALL GARDENS —Last evening the enter *Moments at these gardens oommeneed for the season under the management cf Mr. Wardell. There was almcst every diversity of amusement, equestrian and pedestrian per tonneaus, illminatioss, fireworks, & e., sad the &Mae du of the "Derby " ball, in which not a few of. the psi. fumes " went the pies." The evening was not a favour able one as far as the weather was eoneersed, nevertheless there was a good attendance. As usual, he absorption of champagne sod the demolition of chickens formed prosai sm% features of the evening, the company keeping up the esjoyment till daybreak. The made was very good, and the beads placed at different points prevented too mush crowding and confusion. The same sort of festival will be repeated on Friday, the " Oaks " day. FATAL RAILWAY AOCIDENT.—A sad accident co. entered at the Lendon•brithe terminus of the London, Brighton, sad South Coast Railway . yesterday. Mr. C. Gum, salsa worker, carrying on banner in Queen-greet. Chrapsidis,and residing at No. 2, Royal-bill, Greenwich, was, together with some forty or ifty penises, left behind ea the platform after the departure if troth. The train by which they were about to travel was being run into the station shortly before twelve o'clock, to take up its freight of pima gees, when the crowd on the platform, in their eagerness to ;eke reunion of It, *aught hold of the door-handles sad windows and followed it es it ran In. By this set of teme rity Mr. Genoa forfeited his life. While the train wee is motion be grasped she handle of a carriage door, In the struggle for placer, but, losing hie hold, he fell or was drawn in between the train sod the platform, and fearfully crashed and lacerated. He was taken on a stretcher to Guy's Hospital, in the immediate vicinity of the stades, where Mr. Valentine, the house-surgeon and Mr. Shinier, another professisnal gentleman connected with the seta. blshmeat, promptly Weeded him. Among other injuries he was found to have sustained • comminuted fracture of the left thigh, together with a severe laceration 'strains the muscles of the leg from the shin nearly to the nip, a comp sued fracture of the right elbow j 'int, severe scalp wound', and a fracture of the upper jaw. He died shortly I before 3 o'clock, retaining his Gone i 011111,14 43 the last. His brother, whom be was able Ps recognise, arrived shortly before his death. Others of his relatives, in a state of great grief, came also to the hospital in the course of the afternoon to sea him. Ti. calamity was immediately attributable to the haste with which the crowd on such occasions, at all basards, rash into the urriager, in spite ef the warning aid entreaty of the railway servants. PEEL MAMORIAL FUND.—Last evening a public meeting, called by the Bermondsey and Horeelydowa Mu tual Improvement Satiety, wee held at the echocl-tomn i , Snewields, Bermondsey, for the purpose of publicly as knowlidgiog a giant of books from the Peel Memorial Fund to the association. Sir Charles Napier, M.P. pre sided. From a report of the progress of the instituthm, it appeared that it is in the sixth year of its (instance, aid though its progress has been chequered it is now out of debt and proaperise. The gonadal in question t Emitted of • number ot books, whiob have been well selected, of the ag gregate trade vales of 71. 10s. Sir Charles Nspier said the hind arose from the penny subscription of 400,000 p mons, which was entered into for the purpose of a memorial to Si, B. Peel, and of evincing their gratitude for his esertious in repealiog the corn•laers. The committee had wisely determined, instead of erecting a atone ment of stone and mortar, to invest the amount, and to apply the interest to the purchase of books to be presented to public iestitutions. The voles of tkem institutions, he oh s d, was too well appreciated to need enforcement, and he trusted they world be well supported, as their tendency was to raise the condition of ell who belonged to anat. He had writtea a work or two himself, and if they were not out of print he mald present • copy of each to the Matteis'. The meeting was likewise addressed by Mr. Apsley Pellatt, M.P., who remarked on the appro priateness of the memorial find, which was waned in order to evince gratitude for the obtainment of cheap bread, by being applied to prccure the means of aliment for the mind. Some pertinent observations were likewise made by Dr. Chillier, Mr. Palmer, and Mr. John Sampson, member of the finalities. _ _ _ W •• VOLUNTARY SCHOOL ASSO4IIATIOX—Last evening the eighth snood meeting of this suiety took plum at Crosby-ball, Biabopsgate-s.reet ; Mr. G. W. Aliened*, is the chair. It appeared, from the ststemeats of the chair. man and the Ray. H. Richard, that amonpt the objects for which the association was formed was that of training young ' people as masters end mistresses of schools; but, notwith standing the benefits which had arisen from this branch of their operstims, they bed thought it right to relinquish it, because they found that the lase purpose was circled out in soother way by the schools of the Congregational Board of Hdocation OD the voluntary system. Another pert of their dotty was that of wsisting schools in localtiee whom smutty groats were especia!ly required. In this manner essay schools hod been insisted to their formation, end others had bees completely maintained, and the estecistion. prarsed in (sitar.: to direct their attention to this partinulsr feature of their undertaking; they intended also to devote • largo portion of their fends to the establahment and main tenance of schools in poor totalities; and it was thought that a series of meetings should be held, with a view to explain the principles Gf the noel: ty, more particalarly in referent* to their opinions against government aid. The receipts for the year, from April, 1865, to May, 1838, emosteterd to 1,4281. 18e. 41., and the estuarial'', to 1,1074 lls. 51. ; leaving • balance in hand of 3191. 61. 114, A resolution was passed, aptroviog of tht coerce takea by the committee is determining to devote their energies end resources to tho enotairsgement and assistance of voluntary schools, and ex pressing &hope that this change would be ittended with M argined menthes& mad astern. ff 1 1? IS II IS II IS 57 SS ill 11l IS IS IS IS Nl l U. a I NI Pal Ni Win 1111 • soi I ne a IN ea i is 0411 7 76 IWO WM ^Ng "Ill• "Nli 15!" 1F 1 1 I i ! i 1 r ';ls - fr "4 11 1