The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-09 00:00:00

TEE CRIMEAN MILITARY INQUIRY. FOURTH BI ITINO.-THIS DAY. TIN Board of General ()Boers est again this morn i■g, in the Otte Hell of Chile iloepitel, whist% wu putty well tilled lei h•pPeta• ore w bus the t r c. edible e naisasseit ; a large aseaber o• fashionably attired ladies beat' mated at thin reserved rad ; when the attendance was USCh larger than on the pursuit days The B•wrd took Unit wets at the table at twenty Riantes peat ile•en. when . . . . Lord Loran, who appeared to be rattier ezeited, said ft wee with very great reluctance that he brought anything eatranrous to the inquiry b.( ire the court. His duty, however, to himself sad other °Sera who alight be easratned, unwind that he stsocld call attention to an &thee wh.ch bed appeared is the Times of this morning, and a‘le the wanton of the board es to how far that article carried out the decision of the tosrd an the previous day. The Judge-A 'Jetta said he bad Ant t ask Lord Luria one or tem questions ; ud, Ant, to whet did he attribute time mmoolloo.t.l , ty of horns during the tine the esesby division woe under its command. Lord Liman—Those horses wars not under my unused until they leaded in the Bast, sod I need sot, therefore, refer to the hones toot oaths pangs. It is • very lantequa tin, tad tang n quire i very ling •aswer. I sunhats the loss of hones first to the fact that, perhaps eaeoptieg $ day or two they wore sever properly fed any sae dsy wink they wets alder my care From defines!, of food, and from the dregs:aril with whisk they got it, they emulated to deteriorate hon 'he moment whoa they landed at Scut wi or Varna, amid they got late that ems• dated state that few of this isrvivod. 10re.., when ex posed to the treader, require • non Iced thee at any other time. I would :rather not spook to what happasod at Deus, houses I bane no perusal laforeacioa, and was sot kept with informed by the brigadier• My first duty after my arrival at Scutari waste be president of a board to inquire Into rations for troop and Owego horses. By that board it was arra god, with the approval of Lord Ruda, that the cavalry horns timid have 12th.. of barley sad 101 be. of hay, or 16Ibs. of chopped straw. Tits baggage hones were to have • quarter less barley, hat the BIM quieten of hey sad chopped straw. Up' to the fin at Varna* there was no diabase, of barley, and we penally got hay; but instead of 10th.. of hay, until we went to the Crises we senor had more tau elks., and when we got to tho Crimea we neer bad more Olio Sibs., befog a defieiesey of 2lbs. is the ore can, sad 1 be. is the other. After the firs at V.,.. on Assad le, there war a great east of buoy sad everything OWL Levin queen's bad been destroyed by the fire, and ice h of the cousin were not ripen as to sappy the low. 1 bad t 3 appoint Captain Walker • I. sand to tho tongs works cf the cavalry rsgl• meats ; to ride all over the coustry to take step to sewn supplies. Bs did so with very great aesiduity and mesas If there was sac thing which move than another allowed the want of provision sad arnagoeust in the oonnissat rat it war whea we were at Deena, whore the conatinariat clears, Irks were misty young nes, were allowed to rids stoat Ohs anstry in all directions, bidding aad sompoting sg•leed ose mother. The offsets' horses were ae faddist in supply so the other heroes, aid the deflciesay cot town all the while we wore in Bulgaria. I sidled pr• guilty on Mr. Fader upas the surd-.t; sad althugh I gave hie gnat credit for the way is which ha fad the nos, 1 was always sweaty dandified w:th the way is whish ha fed the hones They were always my fltst we, sad I scud sot he satisfied while tut, wan man*. I told bin that the west if arrangement Is par ehui•g supplies had doubled the pries of son, sad I requited him to Chaste different pans of the onstry te differeat commissariat Gann, r r to avoid eonpotihaas ; but tow sever wr duo. Wenn' Bearlott was very nark dwastalied with the foraging of two ol kis minium We embarked for the Crimea es the Ist or Yid of September, with 1,100 bonne is the Light Divides. We had set been oat week at sea whoa the editors of the Biala cane as bard sad told no tbat they bad lialo or sea forage It ft, although Lord Highs bad losasel as ardor that as hone var. ort should have Is.. than Ni weeks' Minis es beard. Then was • delitioac, of water, ef bay, laid, I thlak, of sate, in all the Our ►tar trusperto I emase speak very positively at thie sullen geserelly, bat I ban that allor loves days I had to agree le ditheisat rea lism es beard the &Ws, and I 'Usk ea beard the ether ships. The drub no as very eatisonlasary, beeps* it woo Important that the s►ips, hung leaded the light Idled% aboald p back aa fetc► the hooey brigade, width I believe win pelf e•ly well f. rand as their purge est. As sow New to the Crimea, warn the dioonbarkatioa of the cud:, anspiod smarty throe day,. I loaded as the woad day, whet I was rod that a considerable party had bees east away seder lard Cerdiganon patrol. They wars art Inn very sad, is the morals, till very lets at sight. The basso ware very noel tetrad, and wen, I thief; whitest water he 30 hoar% so I waited epos Sir a. Alsey, lithe had 'styled usaned the posits,. if quarternagen gessral, lee Mere. Be told me to take all the onaley seat day to • value lour wiles it lead is an newly dins ties. It nay appear striate, but shandy then our so •cep to be got. There won some steam of something liks My weenie, at the village , bat then was a total Masan of all ears f sad I redo es to Mr. Alder, Pe toil Ids our borne won Wrung Iron groat wait. He wailed no they should be lad as the Tender, bet I de an With they got say tom. Nest sac:aims, Wednesday, the day of the betas of the /Oa, I think there was • lath, sad only • little ; sad the =taut Lord Raglaa CM* sus the Sad I redo up and told kin that both sass aid horses ,sated le col. H. said I Would have asatiesed It before; bit I told bin I had aes is hopes it woad ast be secossary to do so. We stopped two days at the Ales, said &Seine, of forage thawed itself still, although I awn ray thus was a teal d-Aciossy of all cora. Oaths 20th Sept. at Balaclava I wrote to Lord Bastin, complaining of deadest supplies foe the lame, which I ropreseated es bolsi often bordering ■pis etaavatiou, ad I dated also that I bad often appled to Mr. Coninissary-Clesoral Felder ea the subject, but w Went MOMS. I have, I thick, sold enough foe the board to site that all along there was a great deficiency of !trap. Previous to the battle of Balaklava then was a great dig itally is watering the nee, at the water had to be tonight iron wells a ginner of • mile distast ; and I hen always thought the bones Wined as nub from want of wow I. frau watt of rubes; aad star we left the valley we get only about MU ef fodder. The artillery hones at that tins were receiving 101 b•. I was told by the Conniasaiiat that Ma reduction Is our anoint ins by eider of Lord Begin, sad was foolish enough to Wien it, but I after wards diesovored that Lord Raglaa know nothing shoot it In Honshu I was ordered to take my brigade to I•br mtes, and I remunerated, bemuse I kaur it would be impossible properly to forage hones at so great • Canna. Toe Light Brigade was thrts or four mum from my east sad I thought it wee the den of the brigadier vet►er this mite to look after the forage. Had I had, r I ought' to have had, aa •sittant conninariat oleer to look after the cavalry update, I should bans knolls what was goiog oar; bat the essusinarist slaw considered that the brigadier, and sot I, was his cosniaiiimg oflin r. (The noble lord bore referred tbee eossaittse to some lett. rs which had paned botwoos him self and Mr. Craikshsak, of the Comaissulit, upon this subject) I hays always uadentood that in the Penient•, soder the Duke of Wo.lingtoo, the cavalry bad to forego for tituabilvre if required to to so by the Comeilnariat within • daunts of three miles; that was • very sandiest cr. rampant; but If the datums weeds the,. Win, the duty becomes mist banning and destructive to Ik, hated, sad, as the roads and weather were thew, It would have hoes a fearful strata ulna the horses to seed then for tho forage ; and kith' lut few days that tho hones of the Light Brigade were at lettermen they won, se I have already said before the Febasespol committee, too nut reduced to soden° the truneadost eaortiou of • journey to Selektive and bath, a distaste of dines s, to fetch their ratios,. After remarkiag urn • few la•euraoie sad Lamar tears which, he alleged, appeared in the letter to which ha referred, and experian a wish that the *riled biter itself should i• o•e norm be prodred, Lewd Leer wow addressed himself to the quadri of the Heavy Brigade, whisk, he entered, bed rand free deficireay and Driegelarity of retire ablest as reds r the L;ght Brigade ; Sir of bay, with such weather sad exposure as they had I. the Ceres, was little Ire then Munro. At home the area* was 121 be., and la ere frames It be. After the stern they did pretty well ter My foe slime while, as there was • good dial boating about the lather ; ►et It seem rued. Os the Mad ef December be rat to Ore.Caarobart t• oak fir help,ead Ooh Ca•ehet seld," It I. as °boot with re to preserve poor ovary, as well as my ewe." H. rehired Lord Lem to Coiled Msrtimprey, ',Marred to lead a quantity of hey if Ai:said be nursed within thirty days; hat Mr. Felder said he amid sot give sash as messemse. sad ***dm Lord Loess could set avail limmell of Colossi Martin• prey's offer. At Hadikoi Mr. Fader laid doves a most outset sad improper rale; it was that if the horses were kept without fatless for a welt se amen whatever wire to be made good. He said teat it was 'outran to the rates of the *erne, to supply sneers. The Cluertermaster-Osseral decided that we were entitled to anears, bet we sever got them. _ . _ " ' General Rowan resselied that Mr. Pilau was right la his c3astraet on of the rules of the service with regard to amen of MIOCIP. Lord Lama said the system was, at all events, a denser one and pernicious cum, and the sooner it was given up the better; and went cm to say that, despite Mr. Filder's orders, Mr. Cnuksbeak, after oar arrival at lindikoi, did give , he toren LI a few dais as mach se ever they could sat ; and, being pretty sear the supplies, the horses were pretty wet fed. Lora. Liman dm stated generally tint be bad done DM Dent at ell heel to usellorate the a:sedition' of tie home fns fleet to lea' ; and was will speaking whew our mat left. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. MORI IL /MICR CINOWiLL, AND tiLL /VMS 111101111011. TRH UXBRIDGE MURDER. Elisabeth Ansa Harris, 25, described as a 'plaster, was plowed at the bar to take ber trial apse tbo ladletswata for the warder of two lUegitissaw oldldraw, knows by the Raises of Ella. sad Aiwa. _ _ _ The preciora, who le a very diaitaative weeaaa, had • And is boo arm". Bra pleaded Not Gail*, to teeth Aeries, and la sontequerae of her weak 'tradition. oho woe allowed to be grated daring the loud. The Ilvt cue praseeded with was the ladletoleat which ramped the prisoner with the wilial murder of hat child Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Clerk conducted the prosecution; the whom was defended by Mr. Sleigh. Mr. Bodkin, is spicing the ewe, said that the primmer wee *barged with me of ta. sat serious crimes known to the law—that of wilfal murder, weassitted epos the bidy of hey owe child ; and al illough eke was (sly epos her trial urn oat sharp, it would be usher to oedema, to owed the feet Wetter* children were destroyed by the pri wan et the mew tinwesd probably by theism. set. Hs then p►oteeded to give a sanative of the fate. The prisoner it will be remembered bad three children, Agnes end PAW sad a baby, all of whom were illegitimate, and it appeared that the father of the licit child wen brie( at Portamouth sad at the lime of the fetal wanness. he was muskies that the rinser should join him with the baby. The rimier sad her three diadems had bean ia this Valerie* workhouse, but es the 16. h lebraary she left, taking with her ell the children, at the same time wpreinieg has ialeatos of proceeding to Partusooth with these. Oho was MU by ewe of her relations, who reside is the neighbourhood of Uxbridge, at different periods of the day, and townie the *wales the pekoes/ ma seamed her Jemmies to peewee' by the train fleet the West :Drayton wallas so kw way to Pietism*. About balf•psst sews o'elook is Me male( she wee sees with t►e two elder children sear a bridge ever the Greed lentos Canal celled Yewaley &Mr, end a very hew Wawa afterwards she well OM mule, away from the meal without the &Urea. In about haLf-aa hour ham Ws time the bodies of the two un happy ebiWres were sees la the easel by a labouring ass, aad es their Wag takes oat they were head to be quite dead. Beepialea, of AMU, latmediately fell es the primmer, and eke wee takes into cestody the same eventing at s publi►bosse I. the seighb-Nwhood ; sad oa her beteg WU that the bodies of two children had bees takes est of the easel, est that she answered the deerriptios of the per ms who was last sees with them, she made se reply. Too coastable Wen took the primmer to the public hoses whew the bodies of the &Alarm were ly tag, aad whoa the Wieser saw Wm she west up to Wm es/ kiwi/ them, and said they 'we her skildren. sad that We had brought them oat the weshkesse that morals,. The primes wee this tam to the polies. mades, cad while the women employed for tie pmpoes was swells, her, she said he her, "Oh deer, Ili Nei i Mre kww what you wee. le». aeri e r" whisk the prisoner replied, " 1 knew wry well what 1 haw bees dents;" sad apes meths, pews who wee peewit obassiviag that it was a weeder she had see dimmed the baby as well as We ether Mildew, the Flown exclaimed. " The baby km get s Weer, bat t►e other chairs. had set" ilko sabotquatry, after haying b.. esatioasd that all oho said maid be inn is triages 'mime Me, made s Patents; whisk s steamed to.. satin scalemlas. that she had them the shildres bate the water. sad that ski had Esse it Masan sh• maid sot take than with kit to Ports mouth ; sad the she stated that she wee lam het baby was sot la Heaves it well es the other olablrea, sad she Wad that she had pas through so malt trouble that she hod se damn to Use. The ahem beta were ehtlertly mooed by the mime *Masse, sad at the deem et the ems for the prosseatise, Mr. Sleigh made a not emus* appeal to the sympathy of the jury es behalf el the tialiappy Rheum., sad be urged that they 'sight ultierately seam M the esseleales that the eat was somsaitted wader the bidoemes of nem media bow, or that the ehildms might have Mee aosideatally late the water. no limed Judie baying saaust4 up, flu Joey, attar a very Wort cussaltatioa, Maned a yer did of Osegliy. Mr. Jodie, Cteeswell paned matinee el death is the =eel fees. The unhappy primate shrieked eat—u I ame laseveat—l ale loosest 1 Have sem oa MI" aatt she wee essayed heft the has in an ahead last* stale. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DST. 111P•IBINCI MT • WOMAN. May Dorian a ropata --- ;:loo itta;worasa, midis' at No. Ab►ypleer, Little Conaatioey Dessawlekocasso, was plaired at the bar sari eba►ged bile,. Mr. Tyrwhitt with violently sainaltiag Aaa Carron, by elabbiag bet i• ibe meth with a bane. Whey tlie ear wr riled co. the Merry certificate yea headed is to the registrar : "April 9, 1856. " I entity that I lase this sondes dressed a slight fa cies& wooed la as lip of Ars Carroll. -" G. OiSTALVIVI NOTION, 111101C011. .80, Judd stns.. Brasiwkk-eqsan." It appeared heat the evidesse of the teseplalusitt, the/ this monism seat alas o'cleek, es she was rennin dews stain, the primmer, who resides la the lower pert of the ease hew, aims sot late the passage, sad after links wens min wade with her. in her late her parker. and then stabbed her twigs is the mean. She also kinked her dews, sad pallid sem hair from ha ken. . _ The rimier, who did wet desy the slaw, wee madded ler the athiedawn of a seeeeeety whew. THAMES. MOIL /0111111T.-Tll TWO 1110T111/. _ - ---.--. Patrick Clifford, • la ours', who he. bees repeatodly ander remand, weans?* brought before Vr. Yardley thb day, at 12 o'd•et, •far the night charges were dispesed of, Aeegsd wit► stealing 1101. front the dwell*: of Ws brother Mahal Clifford, a wow, of No. 4, Bll•aatreey Back Chartb-laae. Whlteshepl. 0a t►e prisoner Wag plated la oho dock, Nr. Yardley addressed Dasawsy, No. 124 11 , who had •barge of the case, sad said " Have you f•t trued the 1001. au% Melia frost this poor was the prosesaior 1" Daaaway.—No sir, 1 hats bres as•ble to tree. the mac Mr. Yudlq.—l s very sorry fat it. I dull OMlBit thb sass for teal. • narrative of the eels lately appeared to ear walmeac She deposlttoss bane` been cosplated by Mr. Pm, the able/ clerk, the printer woe committal for trial. U Nord states that a flotilla is being equipped at lit. Pawning' for t►e pup,. of ceadeeting the Empress Dowager to Stettin, frost whence her Majesty will ge to the bathe ef ReWhat. Tie Boerne Neater will pro bably awls' et the eereeetwe Jet.. at Mweew, awl it steels eessiwsks ism M Petwoo. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENiNG, APRII, 9, IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(Tats DAT.) The Sriannu to .11. chair at 11 °Week. The Raolteeden and Rawten.tall Meter Bill, and the &start, Wot r 111 I, wen read a third time and peeved. Mr. KIRK °notated a petition from inflow employed In hltath.a w rite at pleats in the math of Inland, oom- Seising of the winner in which petitions fa (aeon of the Bleinhing Works Bill were got up, Adipose eillaMares being attaelted to them, and a man paid to obtain sad a*: gigue:wee. On the motion f the honourable member the p. titian weer. ad at the tobk. A large number of petitions we , * PTlrwortoo oraiet.t the bill. Mr WATSON preoented a petition from the °reparation of Hall, pr qu g to be beard by counsel before Sbe com mitt.. onto. Looel Charges nu Shipping BiU. ROCRKSTER BL]BC'I ION. The emamitan a 10.1111 to servo on the Rochester Election petition air.. called to the table and sworn. The members wen—Mr. John Pierer, Sir Henry Robert Fergana Dori*, Mr J. G Smy'll, Ron. Geo. H.nry Brig, and Mr. Robert fogies (-11s.tmec). *MADE AND NAVIGATION. Is reply to 11r. 111ORNELT, Mr. WILSON stood that to day as order la °omen would be tamed resaovote all the ro.trietiosa issidost to the war alms trade aad Davit Won. BLEACHING WORKS BILL. The 'leaned roadie* of this bill was polarised luta Thursday , h , l1:11 of N OATH OF ABJURATION BILL. Mr. M. GIBSON moved the ssamd readiag of this bill. Political oath, that were soot cellar, wets oppmed alike to religion sad p•lky, and the object of this bill was to abolish soots as oeto. T. e *seating clause simply stated 'batting oath of atj ir.tios, as dmaibed is the set of his law Majesty Leg Charge the Third, should sat be required to be takes es say emotes. There wee nothliis la it to pr :vest R mac esthetics hest tabby the oaths peessribed for them, sir was then earidas la ft diet would at all Weiler' with the oath si ollieSa is he s toest aesessity ior the make abjuration se sad tam seams os marine it Is Area. at time sad ohmage et eiremassmese bad readesed the oath obsolete. hs IMMO • t prepared to caking the law, would o a arestleal noisier, to Muma& of her Mar j or y '. by.l and aßerstimate sublime, and a law white maid sot be en- Mewl u in us be either repealed is matertelly altered. The pisserapb simply eimowledsed that the lath w s takes without aay natal reserrstbm, apes the true kith of sCt r sills. It sight he desired Malthus eh mild be toms Widow edgiest et eaglets MIK Mt that Might to be dens la en opts sad direct maser, rad set tbreisk the Maramentality of as owl that had bejsas obso lete sal nanesetway. For ois part, however, he ebjtewd to religions tette se at asys towline, aad sometimes %Out ; sad sine. this oath was sunnily a saltily, tt was a tyres- DOW set to keep it on the statute book, aefely for the sake of *Wading eh , J vs from their just dill rights. Sir F. TIMMER stoned, as as amendment, that the bill bs r, al a bseand time this day six ameba on the proved trat the oath of stjuretios was toe only solemn resod shwa of the pentec•at Seeleeeek• to the Crows as by law established. It was the Italy oath to esiotenos that asksowledged 'bet the succession to the Crows woe " limited to the &Metes Sophia sad the deseeadaats of her body, being purestant.." The reel *Nest of this bat sou to admit the Jsws to parliament by a side wind, and as the ezpesse of one of the securities of the throne. (lwlt.i.tus.) •THIS DAY. (IT BIACTILIC TILLIO/LAPII.) Lag of Troupe le expected to leave heve tit4lB7 he Bps's. MINES:-THIS DAY. Two o'CLOOL In mining stocks, to-day, the chief feature is an advance in Imperial Brazilian and National Brazi lian (Comte); the former shares are marked 2) to 2), and the latter, 31. The Australian Mining Company's shares have been dealt in at 11; Colas, at 88); Copper Miners of England, at 38; and Copiapo, at 18). The gold mining shares remain quiet. There hive been some transactions in those d the Mariquita Company at 16.. Annexed is a list of yesterdad ch i str a a ne n g saistions in the Mining Ezdtange and Stock Mining Exchange official list : Dena Cheat Cowls, 400, 406; Bast Daaaidsk•_, 31, 4 1 ; Fort Limes, 4i. 9J., 6s. id., 64 Bil., es 6 do • noalaion Down, 6,6 i ; &sundae sad Bedford, 4e. Bdo, DC • 53itil /MOM 3§o; Vale a T.wy, 1r2.. 84., 36a ; West daredom, 14^, 1424 , Weeet Kitty (Leleal), 10; Wheal Mary Ana, 27, ; Wastl 10t, 11. la the Stock Exchange: Titterers. 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The jiffy. reed • waist is Os sad mil caws. MO ET AVARIBT.-THIS DAY Two o'CLocz. The balk of the arrangements incidental to the settlement in the Consols being now completed, the funds hays assumed a firmer appearance. A teethee advance of per test. has been established today. Console are steady at 93 to for money and to-morrow, sod 931 to for the Bth of May. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 92/ ex div.; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 931 ex div. ; Bank Stock at 213 ex div.; Coned Scrip at 3/ prem.; Exchequer Scrip at 3 Fero.; Exchequer Bills, March, at 3s. prem.; ditto June, at 2a. die. to par.; and Exchequer Bolide at 984 to 1. . Turkish Six and Four per Cents. are again slightly better, at 1011 to 1021. Grenada Deferred Bonds have advanced, marking 71 to 8; Equador New Consolidated Bonds have been dealt in at 154 to 1 ; Brasilian Old Five per Cents. at 991 ex die.; ditto, Small Bonds, at 1001; Danish Three per Cents. at 84 to 1 ex din; Dutch Twoand-a-Ralf per Cents. at 83/ (exch.l2 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 94 ex. div.; Mexican at 23 to 1; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. at 241; ditto Passive Bonds, at 71. The recent failures have excited a cautious feeling, the depreciation in many articles of produce having been serious, and the losses consequently severe.' Confidence continues to be felt, however, in the gene ral stability of trade. The amount of gold brought in by the Red Jacket from Melbourne te stated at no lees then 100,600 ounces, worth about 402,0001. The purchases of gold for account of the Bank of France having apparently ceased, It is hoped that the bulk of this large remit- Woe will be sent into the Bank. The Maid of Judah has arrived from Sydney, whenos she sailed on the Bth of January, but is not known to have any gold on freight. The Tagus has taken out 6,9001. in specie to Lisbon and Gediz. The bar silver brought in by the steamer La Plata was sold yesterday for the East at 6e. id. per ca. stan dard, being the same price as was realised for the previous arrival. The dollar, brought in by this vessel have not yet been sold. The shares of the new Lombardo-Venetian Rail way Company were dealt in yesterday at 8 prem., and cloned at 8 prem., " buyers. The formal announce ment of this great undertaking will be made very shortly, but in the interim a large amount of influential support is being already privately aooorded to it. It is stated that the aggregate °spitsl required for these lines is not less than 8,000,0001. sterling, in 300,000 shares of 201. each, on which the deposit is to be 81. per share. No further call is to be made until after twelve months. The payment of the whole capital is to be spread over as long a period as seven or eight years. A guarantee of upwards of 6 per cent. is given by the Austrian government, and the company's tariffs are to be exempt from official interference until after a dividend of 16 per cent. shall have been attained. The extension of this net-work of railways. under the designation of the Central Railway of Italy, will in volve an additional capital of 3,600,0001., upon which • guarantee is given by the various states iatereeted —vie., Austria, Rome, Modena, Tuscany, Parma, &a Nearly one•half of these Lombardo-Venetian and Central of Italy railways are already constructed and in operation. The following circular has been issued by the London and Coady Bast: I have the lemurs to Wens you that the followias geatlenses have this day bees skived weasben of the board of diserom ws. Panes Blyth, Esq., Joseph Christopher Ewart, Esq., M.P., Ws. Lee, Req., M.P. The hoard of direstore is, therefore, sow eousdtstod as follows: Philip Panes Blyth, Req., John Was Bannister, Esq., Wa. Coy, Esq., lams Lednw Dashins, Esq., Joseph Christopher Ewan, Esq., M.P., Aubrey Alexander Rush ton, Esq., ()stymies Jervis, Esq., We. Changes Jena, Esq., Jams Lealag, Esq.. Jobs Henry Lease, Esq., Was. Lee, Esq., M.P., Wm. Nisei, Esq., Richard Bpringett, Req., end Jetta Whaeltos, Esq. I have also to acquaint you that the directors have appointed Wea.M.Howas, Esq., as sclera* menages. The Admiralty will receive tenders, on the 16th inst., for the hire of a ship, of from 700 to 800 tons, to °Davey convicts and stores Rom England to Free. mantle, Western Australis. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on their respective preasacies, from the 26th ult. to the Bth instant (yesterday), is u follows : Rats of Rzelasap. 31414 Madras:. L1 3 74 :1 1 n 10 9 1 6 1 J 1 Ccli P as e s "Ps. Bombay . 1,631 6 0 2s. Op. per ditto. Totsl.. £210,862 19 4 A call of 24 (making 61. 6e. paid) has been made on the shares of the Worcester and Hereford Rail way, payable as follows, viz., 11. by the Ist of May, and 11. by the 6th of June. The directors of the London, Manchester, and Foreign Warehouse Company have decided upon raising the capital from 60,0001. to 100,0004 The new shares of 104 each are now offered to the public. Amongst the passeogers by the Tamar, which is to leave Southampton for the Brazils to-day, are the Hon. Major Vereker, the financial agent, Messrs. Furness - and Bayliss, the contractors, and several other paitiee interested in the construction of the Pernambuco Railway. The Bret general meeting of the Royal Surrey Gardens Company is to be held on the 18th instant, when a call will be made. lis;;;aalmeeting of the Rome and Frascati Paris Railway Company is called foe the 24th instant, at The annual meeting of the British Sugar Relining Company is to be held on the 23rd inst. The follow ing haLtyearly meetinp are also announoed—viz., the Aberdeen Railway Company toe the 19th inst.. Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company far the 28th inst., lodependent Gas Company for the 16th inst., and Great Central Gas Consumers Company for the 26th instant. The new bill relative to the duty on flee insurance has just been Lamed. All persona deemed to keep fire insurance offices are to take out a license and give security, and persons keeping offices on behalf of foreign companies are to be chargeable with duty on the insurances effected. The dowsers to be charge. able on all insurances of property within the United Kingdom, wheresoever made, whether there be any policy, instrument, note, or memorandum, or not. TVISDAIf Evaarnta. The funds opened at a further decline of k per tent. this morning, bat afterwards rallied, and closed j per cent. higher than yesterday. Despite the seashierable outstanding speculation for a rise which is developed at the eettlementnow in progress in Console, the market retains great steadiness, confi dence being felt in the future. The large arrivals of gold promote this favourable feeling. Notwithstanding the preparations for Thursday's instalment oa the new loan, there is no pressure in this discount market, the dividends being payable to-morrow (Wednesday). In the Stock Exchange, however, partly in connexion with the Conseil settle ment, money was in active demand at 8 per cent. on government securities. Console, which closed yesterday at 92, to i for money and next Thursday, opened this morning at 921 to /, sod left off at 921 to 93. For the Bth of May the Folios wee 1 to 9-16 per cent. above these rates. The official boldness report is as follows : Three par Cent. Console, for mone 1. 921. 1, 1. per Cent. for account. 10th April, 92, 1, , Three Reduced, 91i, 1, 1 ex div. New ' 'tires per Cents., 93, 921, 921 ex die. Bank Stock, 2131 ex div. Three-and-a-Katt per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall ' lag payable in 1868, 98/. India Bonds, 4e. dia. The March Exchequer Bills ruled at Is. to 4s. prem.; the Jane bills, at 2e. dia. to 24. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, at 98/ to 1. Turkish stocks were rather flatter in the morning, but both the 8 and 4 per cents. closed at 101/ to 102, being / per omit. higher than yesterday. Mexican fluctuated between 221 and 231, and left off the same es yesterday. Spanish bonds were firmer. Venezuela and °naiads Deferred Bonds met with some transactions. This department was generally steady. The foreign exchanges this afternoon generally i showed more firmness. In the case of Paris and • Demi place a alight advance in rates was Ma- The shares of the Csrmeauz and Toulouse Coe M pn ize . and n Railwayoo th e Co Company closed t h Ge condemypanaty3weroto dealt in at 3 16 to 6-16 prem. Great Luxembourg abates continue in request, and closed at 73 to 73. Purchases are induced by the negotiations in progress between this company and the Eastern of Franee, the object of which is reported to be the *training of a You per Cent. guarantee from the French company, and a reduction of the Luxembourg sham from 201. to 181., thus diminiehing the liability to future calls. Transactions continue to take place in New South Wales Five per Coot. Debentures at 96 per cent. Ottomanßank shares were quottd this afternoon if to II prem.; Bank of Egypt, 13 to 13 pre m.j National Discount, 3 to 3 prem.; and Western Bank of London, 2 to 1 dia. London and Conoty Bank shares were largely dealt iu at 333 to 343. Au.trep Tian Agricultural shares have risen this after noon to 333 to 343, and Peel River to 31 to 33, upon rumours of favourable advice*. The Netherlands Land Company's recurities maintain their late im;rovement. London Dock stock was dealt in at 991 to 3; St. Katharine Dock at 82 ; Southampton Dock at 40 ; and General Screw Steam at 163. Berlin Waterwor ks shahs met with some transaction. THE NATIONAL DEBT. (From Ism night's Gasetts.l. . . - The Lord. Cotetetestonere of her Majesty'. Trea sury baying certified to tie Conamisiionen for the Ream tin of the National Dabs, that there eras no neon" of solid n 00000 over the actual rapenditure of the United Kindest of Gran Britain a' d Ireland, for the year Ind.& the 31st day of Monster, 1866: The Comntaeioasn f r the Redaction of the National 'Debt hereby give notice that no am will be applied by dam on mount of the stoking fond, coder the provision' of the Act, 10 Oro. IV., eqs 27, between the let day of April, 1866, end lb. 30 le d y Jane, 1856. A. Y. SPIARIEAN, Comptro.ler•GentraL National Debt Office, Aini. 6. FREIGHT MARKET. Relative to the freight market, Mears. Offer and Gammen furnish us with the annexed report : The effect of peace upnn the freight market coo r tinues to be a fruitful source of discussion ; hut its actual result is so yet mutely perceptible—with tha ereeption of a trifling decline in Goal (nigh!, to the Repko's*, Black Sea. 80., and an active demand for besiege from Crowded., retersburg Town, Arching-I, inn Rigs. With ra pid to the general supply of tonnage, we are still of op aka snit bat few vowels will 11l thrown out of employment by the change of cireunaststces the number of atelicit trans ports in the oorv.c• of the :Med governments being atm pintiecly trifling. The &mends of our commerce for more rapid communication will furnish ample emplotment for the screw steamers at present in government service ; indeed, so far Item there being any rokability of there being any want of profitable employmeat for f. thee. 'ratios, (mei into existence by the nectssities of the late war " (as our screw steam mercantile navy is poeti, ally described in a circular before us), we Wire" that this close of Twirls win find ready employment in the mote legitimate bagman a/ commerce, and at retannerstive rates . - t.,rowri a good deal of toeoage into the market for re-abater from the Beet Indies; sad this eircometacce, embised with the depre ciation in many articles of But Indian produce, renders homeward freights in this direction fiat. Protest qmotations are—Bosky, 650. ; Manias, 80c ; Calcutta, out and how. 100..; Singapo , e, oat end hone, 100 r. ; Moulmein, 118 e. (toak); Nedra:. 80s. ; alit. Ostword coal freights to the East India ports continue rely Sue, hat no advaece has been paid upon last quotatione—say from Wales to Aden, 335. ; Sets, MAW.; Gelle, 22..; Calcutta, 225. p Bombay, 20e. ; Bong Hoag, 32.. Bd. ; Sisgspore, 27.. 8d , die. Australian freights continue low, with by no noses an active teapot, at 801. to 38s. per toe; elnpanotte of fine goods may to made to either M.lbourne Sydney, or Adelaide. Tim Goverment Emigration dononiesioners chartered a vessel last week at the low rata of about 131. - _ per Wad ; bat this reduction in the rens would appear to bays been unnecessary, as no other newels wire offend within 20s. of this rre. The vessels entered end cleared last weak sonsprised the following: UWE.] out 'fah" Toseasi. Nape. Somaga. Adelaide 2 1,8211 Robert Tywa Mr &shad .. 1 1,116 Port PttiMp !Wiwi ........ 1 1,167 ..... 1 771 6 4,696 3 LIN Coal freights to the Mediterr aaaaa Bosphorus, lit, era lower, and with • downward tendency. We quota from. Wale. t, the Bosphorus. 325.; option of Black. Sta. 37e. aad 425.; Milts, 265.; Gibraltar. 165., &c.; and home wards, for small handy ships of good elser , 65,. trona Odeees ; option of Asoff at 65..; Ito. to 13e. tram the Danbe; from Alessi era; 20 ,. from Sicily, &a. In the timber trade freights condone gent r.lly demoted, sad with very little demand Cm tonnage. Far the Russian northern ports we have inquiries at ss. 6d. wheat boa Pet/Hai town to London er east coats, 265. vino. from Croostadt, 41. 6d. oats, to. 9d. tar, 90s. deals from Archangel, Sc. The demand for tonnage outwards to the west mat of South Assyrian continuos good, cool freights from the Tyne Wing well maletainsd ; boasewerde, the only employment offering of any importance is frr guano, Ro s a the Clinics,. at 90s. per ton to the United Kingdom or a sort in Franco. The current quotation, for coals from the Tyne are aa follows per keel of 211 tons:—Aden, SIM : B,mbay, 234 ; Calcutta, 261.; Gale, 261.; thug Koos. 364 . ; Sings, ore, 261 ; Saes, 61. ; Arica, 35.. per ton; Coquimbo, 36..; Colder., 30e.; Panama, 45..; Bartania, 231 ; St. Thomas'. 261 ; Hnua, 201. ; Rio Janeiro, 331. ; Kent* Video or Buenos Ayres, 401. ; Ooorto, 191.; Cadiz, 171. 10e. ; Ales &Rorie, Bereelona, 13.stie, Nana/11es, Malta, Messina, Toulon. all 301 ; Canoe, Citrita Wm:shin, Genoa,N..ples, all 331 ; B rphorns, 36/. ; notion rf Black Sea, 461. &e. nogg Wal.' to St. Thaw', 25e. to 265.; Havana, 18u, TRAFFIC) RETURNS. lfitio Par YU , Tc4µ. Taal at>r moor% drafts. INA t 15.194 CUT OA 3sl T 9 :41 1111 Rat 'silos Atwil S. Ws/gm saws Mob Wok millz u ri 6. Josolloa. Wok sifts Muak 90: N. 1111111ftlfze My. Oman 211 - 7.169 6,816 The General Association for the Australian Colo ale have arranged to hold a pablis meeting at the London Tann en Monday seat. at which the Lord Mayor wilt preside, to weeder the preset state of the questi.n Tried kit seen commuaiestioa with Australis. _ _ _ The Attornay-Cleueral for Ireland was re-elected for Beats yesterday without append**. An engsg (=ant has just beta concluded by Mr. Lumley will Mademoiselle Marietta Pieeolowiai, who will make her drat appearance in England on the hoards of her Majesty's Theatre. This young lady (the niece of Cudinal Piceolowiet) has only very lately adopted the tugs se a profession. Her performances In Rome, Fletenoe (at the Pergola), Boletus (et the Commanale), Turin (.t. the Carignano), and, lastly, Sieges (her native tore), have. nevetthelees, made her celebrated. We read in the Bury Post:—" Mr. Joeeph Wel ton, cf whip celebrity, who formerly drove the ' Star' wash from Cambridge to London, has travelled efiy-fin miles a day for twisty years, ard 110 miles a day for thirty Teen (Sundays excepted), which makes a frmd total of one million, three hundred and seveaty•eight thousand, three hundred miles ; or fifty-five times viand the globe, and 8,800 miles beside,. Mr. Walton is still hale end hearty. sad travels to London end bask to Cambridge every day, by the Eastern Conot'es Esilway." The following is from the Malta Record of the Slat alt.:—" We regnt to say that Deja Crarowski, of the Italitn Iwgioa, while attending parade on Thendey lest, bat the misfortune to be thrown from hi horse, and lAA* bin leg is a fracture so as to nnder amputation inna tely on the following day, *loch was ably perloiated by Dr. Galland." The Malta Dimas says Brigade Major Caareeski is a dutieguhhed Polish odieer, and is very highly esteemed by the colostol commandant and by We brother steers is the legion." M. Gioupil, the prtnteeller at Paris, has commis missed M. Dabute, the celebnted painter, to produce picture of the Peace Congress. The proton is to be 18th len' by 12ft h'gb, sad a large su is to be paid for it. All the plenipoteatiaties have kindly eontentad to sit for their portraits, and the room in which they moembled at the Ithoistry of Foreign Affairs, is, with its furniture, to be erectly reprerented. The paistiag is is be engraved, and it will form a coinpution pit ce to Isabel's celebrated palate leg of the Congress of Vienne. At the close of the present month the Empress Espoto 101 leave the Tuileries fa St. Cloud. The Emperor walks is the little 'mita bcf.re tte palace Onset nary doy, avompasioil by the muse who carries the lafeat Priam is her arms. COMMERCIAL AND iLLEIBT& MARXLANE.—TIEDI DAY. Tins was ao alteratioa la the ?sloe et either wheat ow flow ;his amain ; a retail trade was szperieseso tot both satiste• at Meadars rate.. Barley was la short sa; ply sad fells as dear. Oats usaiatalasd Boadara quietism.. Beeas sad psis lbw, at late rates. ARRIVAII INTO LOADOS POUR APRIL 7 10 APRIL 5. Qrs. saithaa. WAIL Pareiga. Wind .....---. I tie I IMO leen 010 ilea KIP nsw. 7110 beieriL MINCING LANK-THIS DAY. se-dap, sad Is Mbar Meals le effect Wee at yesterday's prism Rased pro em Isar, 631. to 668. Comm.—Toe quality offered la paid!, side has dye prayed W sear►eye. sad prices nest be esewidered 6d. ee Lewes tkaa lest week. iMMeod anationes Mlle& Mae —TN tidier dishes et Ili aidadleied yesterday bas woad ems brim bed the Miele Imo a very de& artmends. Semen edit Maar *OW shanties in prima. Buz toss bee bees in flair demand at previous ratan. Coned.-11111 beam eel& L ether Midas es meseefel altleattee. TALLOW MAREST. = THIS DAY. Tits siirkst I. It with a ro od Tows -• Tallow is quoted ON 6d. sort tark. etonbuni Y.C. as tho spot, 47.. 61. to 475. 9J.; Aped to May, 475. 6d. ; May to Joao, 471.61; Oct. to Dossabot. Oh. 64. BOROUGH HOP MARLET.—THIB DAT. Mears. PSUO•4111 and Smith, Up-6 . rspsst Me demand for Me beet GAMIN sueplas madame end, at m an eshaneed prim ; ether desemptione are dell of eels. GOAL ![ABAFT.--THIB DAY. wars End Kftpier Grease. les. 64. ; Wane Bad On forth. 17e. • Wails Bad Hettoe. lb. 9d. • Walls Lid Boa* Flettin, 64.-21 fre9i slips at ma rket. RI7OIMATOIY INSTITUTION 101 JUTENILI OT. ssz♦azua 1111 STAFrompipm—YenrSsy (Tuss47) . , hie M— i. the read jam roma et the libiewhell o Illattell• Mt lbe et iakiag late masidereasa the ws csNl mt • seirmstory iestiteiha for j• la tbde mairy. Ci. B. Added'', Ma, M.P. peelded. them sere sae peassat F. Twesalew.Mea elisismea QUM Or Ikeda" sad meet d the imableatas ashen aims will he bead as mem* at the Meassmidea of the meg toasty barium It eppasesi ea Mr. Added, pae• poses that • lean been awl demo sores of Mg at leasekwa, taw ohm hem Mallsed. ea the Iliagmeks Theme Mies% Ikea he mated teetherjr Is Ma raf ereastem, toe the aemsmadatisa Wye. It proposed to helmet the bem ia Whiles theemeldag, mid aim to mesh them spade haelasem sad cultivation of the She estimated natal of dr hewhoese sad Isa~watomd te be shoat Hl. MOAT sae seaver.atlem lt leamemed sad sealed. eat sestiM amerimeasly, that tla leaa sad premises is egesselea beeMaally takes he dues mass sertaia, sad that the easeserry ansagsmests be web is esserriaa est the peered pee. We essgratalate the somata M as dna seep haviaLtr a TZ bees alum *wade the aseilleawees et mesa se whisk if ammo la say se% la_ *viand, lime/say masked la the ~Ay al isd. We wadisse that several Madame :=rlam tem premised tweeds eamplea eat this e s ,d beeevoleat eljeet.—Weherhaveptess oink A NOBLEMAN Its TaotraLL—Last week a Bar& - - sino sabewas, Coast Luigi De Gisela, appeared at the bat alibi liverietrotw' Court, Were Dr. Ceel, es a sharp of maw 55 8 1, ease sad a eashris psaketressdkareklef, ski to Capella Vases, 38th Beilsissa. ]lsm ths "Massa prohreed it appeared that Oa 111111111111114 Coast Luigi De Descola, arrived here semi 'hart dna ace Ikon C ods lib sistar it air o d e tzt t l e at p Drttirri iha t 'Let: ho had obesiaed es latrodastios, Is sostparty with as SO* wham °Meer, sad rat stesp l if l ows s r. sae sf Ili stew es a eat whish Cassis Vases bad takes • aid bid thsre, previris4 to playing a pew of billiards wide sem of his trisede. Prowatly the 'seat got up, sad isakbas• elibilosasnal oomplinients; boa (Samna Voaos's won bees messed, he at toss losked Isto his sue p'kssy sua Siososirod that ha Sod Ism WSW el tbo aims Milo. 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