The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-24 00:00:00

THE HILITARY FORCES OF ITALY. (►aor OVZ TURIN, Yams 12. In my letter of March 3 I gave an outline of the present foros of the Sardinian army, exclusive of artillery and engineers, and I now proceed to that of Naples, the naval and military establishments of winch kingdom do not appear to be sufficiently known. Much attention, however, has been devoted in the kingdom of the Two Sicilies to military affairs. The present position of that country makes it very difficult to give an exact state of those establishment', are every day made; but the account' :hi c tr !I s ere give are talon from documents which am supposed to be trustworthy. It will be seen that there is a nucleus around which a large military farce may be organised. In, the capital there is a military school, and also one at Gaeta; • college for candidates for the navy, and another for young sailors, a school for midshipmen, a school for naval and military me chanics, a topographical school, a military arsenal, and naval arsenals. At Naples and esstellamare, six foundries for cannon, an arms factory, four armouries, of which two at Naples can contain 360,000 muskets, man-of-war building-yards at Cu tellamare, an Hate! des Itiesaides, an asylum for the widows of officers, six military libraries containing 60,000 volumes and 0,000 maps, fourteen establiali ments for artillery, and nine for engineers. The kingdom is divided into two military governments, that of Naples having seven military divisions, while Sicily has only three. The troops are raised by conscription, the levy each year being about 13,000 men; Sicily is not subject to the conscription. The length of service is from Ave to eight years, after which the soldiers enter the reserve. The general staff of the army is composed of Lieutenant " Generals, Major-Generals, and Brigadier-General.. -- --•-osoister-Geneval's asppiassitl is taken from smog g zegimental officers, who still remain on the strength of their regiments. The Garde. de Corps (cal airy) consist of gentlemen having officers' rank. The foot guards are composed of non-com missioned officers of high character, who hive served in the army fur twelve years. The officers com manding these guards arc general officers, and the remaining officers either belong to the staff or have the rank of captain. The only privilege the have is that of doing duty . near the royal 18 family, and they receive a very slight it, is corn of one increase o f The aaval staff, if I may so call viee-admiral, re cont admirals, n brigadiers, eight poet captains, 26 ensigns. There are 16 sail ing men of war, carrying 598 guns, and 29 war steamers with 114 guns ; and besides these, 60 smaller craft. The royal guard is composed of grenadiers, light infantry, rides, artillery, and manner. The numerical strength of the army is as follows : INFANTRY. 1 Ildlalsa gni. -- - - - • 1,248 Ardiaty sibilsl 4 14414releelf Ma I nfanuy 6,628 18_Basben 1148 mo tlo g Nimprlitam 17,2U 14 1 d Ms 44144•45 it Swim 4.IMS 1 Plialsa et Dirks Light Infaa 1g 1414414.4 of Ilaapolltan Ligh t t r lithatry MI Ploolooki Ouspoapo 1 aoshant of Vototoos 1,872 1 Ompow of Olin Volum, 1 Dart of lamellas 51 Ccoopooko of Foot Oarliems 1 Company dPawpaws l6O To which add Bowe 66,247 C.AVAIRT. 1 Meade 9 et Imost79lhe Chimi WM I 0 Reid Osier I Regis.* airCeidasis. INS 9 Regiments of Duipses. 2 •980 2 Regime& et Leasers , VII 1 Regimmt of Chamsurs • WiILLOST. MO 1 Sim 11001•44 44 8itt of er/ 1 net Ityrita &wry MI 1 Benolioa of Train 1 Pontoon B Court Ootatt n efilltry 1,126 Hanisens—Bappers Battalion trorkmes Total I. try „, Cavalry „ Artg lffy 9,3661T0tal 122,830. „ Eagiaipin „ Rearm - - - - - - rastrat of Nispulifius iagatry anallisif I WA= 41 9 angieks in tirao af 44. son isedhe bra mossay of sym raring of m a im bh h. Ws iwritwatal Adria 41 is paws 5716; war, elm 10 tee eivircr, Esc kis 4 sffilis, 14 144404144101444w00d 011. era, 4 1 astatsar. %mg* la rice, 104; in war, 164. 7119 4111.1 199•497 bra vermantal eat of Alms soil II assi-sus minims& I. Initalion ham empoks farm aad 9 Yw . . . tte/mit 07 esiohy is egad 44 squadrons is paw, ant 6 war, sad has a stied Ili sawn sad 17 morsemefrelossil assn. Blab steefrom has 5=3 frompetsie, warrew saildhr; Bo ara varying from 110 HI& At peril • • segimset afsimeyfree &front 980 b = eml limeso The liehnemi of 4 cempmfre mei • kawsry cerise of Sigma These am esommise le by holey, sal 4 comeanies from • :rsamomfral by a Cher Clioseffitia. oil et an . wdlkez wrong as erp w oneizt i t same neerweiwiniensd. 3 own rah • sloomoy of berm maw, eollows, 766 moo MN he.... The owl plea sf lr atespeaise is sompasel dal esiews. Ths MI tab he sht amps. afwaffimse sateloos. The Mamake, ilismol sew the Tame gma impresemmialmos Ina nolo The Wilber si els sumpaides ash Tine ass 96 =st grokmorilet :tae dwell& are Disbud rasa ; is a ogwohea adi agme. The wilimmat Whom he lime brablime, owl the yeswfradil sampriss who defray is lewdly bawl sash 4 affirms ao4 1» sea. The great curse of Italy, es of dis, is its division into different states and petty inties, resembling on rather a large scale the miseries at the feudal times of Scotland and Ireland. But that the peninsula of Italy can be a kingdom was peened by Napoleon, who even made a kingdom of idermany, by placing himself at the bead of the Confederation of the Rhine. Elroy nation tarnished him with a quota for his expedition to Russia. He took what they could give, even demanding from the Sovereign of Lippe Bucheboorg her three men, whom before parting she TdsrreZarin high flowing language, calling upon them on the field of battle not to forget they were the represen tatives of the old and powerful Sovereign of Lippe Bnchebourg. But that old lady surely was a. worthy of haling a military commend as a pied—l mean the Pope ; and this leads me to g the present state of the army of the Papal demisimas. The States of the Pope are divided into three military divisions, the headquarters of which are at Rama, where the French govern, and at. ncona and Bologna, where, within these few days, the inhabitant of thew towns lave been judged and punished by courts-martial composed of Austrian officers. In short, the Fo p , Cardinal Antonelli, and the priesthood, are the mili tary prisoners of France and Motel& ; still these priests have an army amounting ea paper to 14,309, Including 189 staff Akers. The es 4 valuable part of thin army are the horses, of whisk there are 630 he the cavalry and 160 foe the artillery. To these lista animals may be added two mighments of the *se, two battalions of reserve, a Whit= of chas m:lk OM regiment of dragoons, a company of in valids, case regiment of artillery, ewes regiments of Mi=and two regiments of Swims. Not ow orly a third of the 14,090 too samffir Oder arms ; but still the Pop hanises his daloseta with an anima sem et tea mil lion et SENO for their sompest The tread Deity et Tummy is illeidd he. two al& Ivry govesuments. Timm, he. ea itassra ✓istaed namerces egspieratuitvielem a mimeo s ir t i f ig =tegesa, a balsam et Devanses, ma of royal maim, mune ortillery7ra saw et cavalry, tiro WWI/ at infantry, a end battalion. sal mix battalions at valantears fee las, dor *Ay. The seminal hem at the Tuscan army ainmeb to 111,0111 aim and thu expseee shoat dee milling of frame. Next soma the kiwis= et Modena, the slave et Austria. mans prelude he THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1857. have 4,000 men, but never can muZter 2,000. Al. most all the officers wear decoration', but not for military services. But Panne must not be forgot ten, which also displays all the paraphernalia of • large and powerful government. Parma has about 2,000 military. There is no doubt of the fact that the Italians, if properly commanded, make most ex cellent soldiers ; but under such governments as those of the Pope, Tuscany, Modena, and Parma, they are of no value as soldiers; they are but a mob l of men dressed in variegated colours. Napoleon proved that Italians, properly commanded, were ex cellent soldiers; and when governed as the people of Piedmont arc, they become excellent citizens. If Rome, Tuscany, Modena, and Parma were similarly governed, they might easily muster 30,000 excellent soldiers. The Sardinian army, includin g artillery and engi neers, is in peace 45,000, and might be raised in war time to 120,000 men. The army of the kingdom of Two Sici li es may be taken in war time at 122,830 men. The armies of the petty states could supply in war time 50,000 men—making a total of 292,830 men. Deduct the Swiss props of despotism, to the num ber of 15,000, and there would remain a native Italian army of 277,830 men. It is thus apparent that the Italian peninsula has within itself a very formidable military power, in dependent of the national guard ; and to this must be added the well-equipped navies of Sardinia and Naples. But what is the cause of the great contrast between the kingdom of Naples, with her nine millions of inhabitants, and Sardi nia, with her four millions and a half ? Both sovereigns, in 1848, took their solemn oaths to fulfil and cirri out in some measure similar constitutions. The King of Sardinia was faithful to his oath; his kingdom enjoys a constitution and a free proms ; and the progress which has been made since 1848 under these liberal institutions is some thing extraordinary in the history of nations. But the King of Naplesis a perjurer, and destroyed that constitution which he had solemnly sworn to pre serve. One crime leads to another. He became the cone of his country, and the honor and contempt of Europe. He threw his subjects into prison, tor tured them, lad mardbred them. His prisons being like an African barbarian chieftiun he tried to sell these men as slaves on the coast of America. The contrast between Naples and Piedmont is the most practical proof of what Italians may become under a constitutional monarchy and a free press. POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. 111•111110N-HOU5It. et. IS shoat 16 yeen iii. 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SOUTHWARK. ii:nmazay 11011 f,syrsaa' murk jaw are!' me, Tr . ; h;Oeeht bun Mr. Coombe by Owed Oleyee,lll M, seemed with beselm soma bee bake, tbe pe MeMegeft.w" et Items. lisrolsq, oder eedned breeress M Mr. Nerd Cook rommkeesisme et themes se Meeers. Deestees, Me beeseee Pestsdereet, Beeetso, add —Width Os MA de webs Om bid bet red am ber el bobs MI dries dem lb* eve le mai m peels d the image% emedely sleet Pei- Weems. Ibe beeM AIM die wee seed by aepem Is bens of Mr Ye tie eibee. Abed Mese week ego the Omer mad ell the Wee am et ask books, sayMy thee bed heed hi Me Moose. Whew gine sem bem, ma be led. Ilse meedis be roe wit, sad Mem* welt bin three of daft Oahe tad. heed Mem sibejs the MUNN two ea their referli, ed WNW; Out Me Omar we the Odd, be ceded I. a con. Amble ad irse blue bee meeedy. idesser edd le yes smite tree TIM tbe whams bed *e T ew e s.Es bed heed di Ile leis am Walielsaiddie, esed be leek one le Ikadsf festoonma abes. rid gam to Mem Teelembemeedarlgeef. Cenke li ed bit bow M Masi Me Ivelbeed ith . reflisd that he see7il pettie,_ old ;Caked to; Mr. the Tea 711.04 Mr . Meals err. and ethos thade is die Wilmette-reed. CoshWerind Ide wa s tedot it wee *tee the& the irjerity et the bath had bra Seim El a tee ma detaht the pelesste tweeight Its S. him tz s t, bulks Wee Sea be weld Atli et the swim Men It we set way the Weis that bed lees theles, but tht; their athiebth to thin, which psi their *elms to greet . . Ti: pirate &dared be Mil ad ilsal Om. Ite toad dm. Tr prow vrr Sri 4114., or MO roar ;rd a' Wog morned the paw, Ih • preftied wart tlo Nes tour iltroroior to bare 00l spirt Tartar evroord. The French Aeackary will hold a public sitting on 3l T►vedq, for Se sweptisa of Coot As W. A leiter tram Berlin' ear that Baron Humboldt has moorland hoes Ws Indipoettion, and is *direly occupied in preparing the fourth volume elide " Cosmos." A sum of 2,327 fr., collected in Piedmont, has just bean trinsaitted to MarquisirMeglio, the Sardinian Ambits neer is Landes, to be handed over to the central committee ibr the mection et a mamonent to leaner, the inventor of vaccination. It is stated from Amsterdam that an application for the new Spud& loan of X. Mires to be quoted in the (Arial het his been wooded. The rale es the Bourne is the wise se is the London Stook Exchange with regard to the ✓ecorithe of cotuttriee degraded by bete of confiscation. Ferakh Khan, before leaving Use French capital for Lanka, commenced negotiations for the pupae of con cluding treaties of commerce between Persia and the princi pal European States. Thews negotiations are far admitted with Austria, Prussia, Tummy, Piedmont, and the king dos of the Two Sic Men FRINCH ATLANTIC STEAM PACKET/.—The ques tion of the Trasseasektic pads, to which the isrprar d Ur Tema Wheeled la his apes& ea vain the loylelathe sewira, hie reams is rift of 60 emigre her ta with thale esareerahl nollos relsilefr. The d Clawornedniald,Dwasares, sal Mime t dr ia= sa il=e or ruie j cZer le m L m dlo= Goad of bawled Mewed eame Thwe ine.alowil Komar &lima. bow hem reeiwid by the Malin of Pia WWIN Minn to wYit Alf Iwo dame& a tier "rimirraw, 41111 41 811 Illiandlika 0.. akethes Sr the eleelleehelf dome the Ikea& awl Ile Pm* Woelan lehada it the impede arl aged. lepesteal Gird wee-helf d the Mei eaniairehl zeowestat of Fiver The petit. /rang le the au% dee pebted eat es the meet Per pier fir the etlehYmeaf of the rackets lb, dm wits% west ef Atha, its tee& with du country inevssialay hat- Mho of thee of name. SHIRR LISTS-THIS DAY Two o'CLoac. The railway share market to-day is well sup ported. Eurt Lancashire, Midland, London and North-Western, and a few other stocks, have met with more inquiry. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock was marked as high as 1011 in the morning, but is now rather loss buoyant, at 1001 to 101 ex div. ; London and North Western is now quoted 1041 to a, and Midland, 811 to I, after being marked s2k. Foreign and Colonial lines are generally steady, Grand Trunk of Canada shares retain an upward tendency, and are marked as high as 55 per cent. ItAnAnn. eanco Piecing., nonce, ono Wet Jenck5..... ... W Baba sad a ell alne.Wetnlltrat m ;s/ley 100 Brio. Ms.* CM& Jr*. 100 used PM :;li - I Hall = 14 dlddiain; ISO Oboist did Ssbird . fd Was s• d &dot Jam .. Slsn Deal. Tr* & Mord. J. Ina Ise Wires Umiak do A .. la Ds. Or ... 1674.11.: I I NS Fah W _ Mai a/ 10i A. Dela Ia Do. S. Mink Ot. Oral nil Visa (las ) 1 00 Oms Milan to De. amergaiiii:Witi. all 'araller mil Caddo -- If Its ...... 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In the foreign stock market the principal feature is a further decline in Mexican Bonds, which have been sold as low as 23. Subjoined is a complete list of the morning's sales—viz.: Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, at 971 to 98; Milian Six per Cents., at 1031 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 99; Mexican Bonds, for 31st inst., 231, 1, 23; Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., for account, 77 4 ; Russian Five per Cents., 107; ditto, Four - and-e s Half per Cents., 971 to 981 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 98 ; ditto for account, 971. Considerable disappointment has been occasioned by the announcement that, owing to the non-arrival at St. Thomas' of the steamer from the Spanish Main, the Parana has brought only 37,341 dots., or say 7,4001., in specie on freight. The missing sup plies will doubtless come forward by the next steamer; but, meanwhile, the demand for silver for shipment to the East by the steamer of the 4th April will necessitate the transmission of large orders for the purchase of this metal on the Conti nent. In payment for these supplies farther with drawals of gold will probably take place from the Bank About 30,0001., or upwards, in gold, is believed to have been taken from the Bank yesterday, for ex portation to the Continent. - . . . The corn market yesterday was flat, and at the close a reduction of 2.5. per quarter, from last Monday's rates, would have been submitted to, to effect sales. Since last Friday only one grain-laden vessel has arrived at port of call. . . . . . The Foam has arrived from Shanghai, with 543,6001b5. of tea and 1,383 bales of silk on freight. We understand that the terms conceded by , the Russian government to the Riga and Dunaburg Railway Company comprise a guarantee of 41 per cent, per annum upon a fixed capital of 10,200,000 silver roubles, or 1,830,0001. sterling, including a sinking fund of I per cent, for 75 years. The com pany represent that they have the opportunity of letting the contracts to responsible parties consider ably within the sum above named ; and it is in this way that the five per cent. originally set forth is to be made up. It has already been mentioned that the 1001. shares were to be converted into the lower denomination of 201. each. These 201. shams, it appears, are to be issued at apro rata discount, in accordance with the original proposal, and they arc to be redeemed in 73 years at par, s.e., 201. - - • Subjoined is an amended statement of the railway calls falling due this month (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List): Amount por *am Duo In Drub, 1367. Duo thoody ca . Phoebe, Dote. pad. of vbarou t . . 30 06 011 6 64.543 73,076 CooVrordarmi . of 14;iiik 31 10 10 0 40,00 G 40,003 tostom of tress 14 316 0 166000 34000 Inuerbko 14 8 :: a krd. MIN IS li 110 0 13.140 19.710 Oust OesDUI d 61U;36, 11 10 0 164000 303.(00 hmerson sad AW4OIIII Lusts ..... 4i 110 0 33400 48.74 Dialut sad 11661i6 . 96 ...... If 1 2 11,001 DA 0 Teal D1T.1:36 The Paris advice' allege that the dismemberment of the Great Central Railway Company will date from the Ist of January last, and that the exchange of each share of this company for 21-3 obligations of the Orleans and Mediterranean Companies is to be effected as soon as the treaty of fusion shall have been ratified at a general meeting. A notice has been issued in Paris, addressed to the holders of shares in the Galveston, Houston, and Henderson (Texas) Railway Company, intimating that tho first section of the line is to be opened for traffic on the Ist May . next, at the latest. The com pany will then come into possession of 253,700 acres of land. The definitive 51. Eight per Cent. Preference shares in the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company are to be ready for exchange against the scrip cer tificates on the 31st inst. The Judge in Chancery charged with the winding up of the Electric Telegraph C.ompany of Ireland, has made a call of 10s. per share on the contribu toiies, payable on the 30th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Globe Insurance Company is called for the 23rd April, when the triennial election of 25 directors will take place. The following half-yearly meetings are newly an nounced, viz.: Imperial Gas Company for the 9th April ; Royal Surrey Gardens Company for the 2nd April ; and Australian Land and hmigration Com piny for the 31st inst. MOPDAT ETZNIXe. The stock markets to-clay were inactive, and rather flatter. A reduction of per cent. has been established in the funds. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange no decline of moment is ob servable, more steadiness having been evinced dur ing the later hours of business. The aspect of the money market to-day was rather less favourable. The demand in commercial chan nels was more active, and the terms current were fully equal to those of the Bank. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on Consols was about 8 per cent. Consols opened steadily at Saturday's closing quotation of 931 to for the Bth April, and closed at 931 to 1. For money the price was 93; to 1. The official business report is as follows s—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1,1 ; ditto for ac count, Bth April. 93/, 931, 931. Indi a Stock, 2211, 2231, 222. Bank Stock, for account , 2201. Throe and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay able in 1868,981 ; ditto, 1869, 984. The June Exchequer Bills were quoted 3s. die. to par ; and the March Bills par to 4s. prem. Exche quer Bonds ruled at 98/ to 99. The more speculative foreign stocks showed a little flatness. In Turkish and Mexican a decline of to 1 per cent. was established. Turkish Six per Cents. were lost quoted 971 to 981 ; the Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1 0 1 to 1; and Mexican Bonds, 231 to 1. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 107 to 9; ditto Fonr-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 to 99 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 841 to 851; ditto, Four per Cents., 981 to 991 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 25 to 1; the Old Three per Cents., 411 to 1; and Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 77 to 79. Ottoman Bank shares were first marked 11 prem., but had fallen at the close to 11 to 11 prem. Bank of F.gypt were rather firmer. Bank of Australasia stock his again declined It. Other bank stocks were dull. Australian Agricultural fell 21. upon the issue of the report of the committee of consultation. London General Omnibus shares were also flatter, closing at 3-16 to 5-16 prem. St. Katharine's Dock stock is marked 891. There were numerous trans actions in colonial government securities. The nominal clo;in g quotation. for the newly pro ieicted railways are subjoined, Punjaub Railway, to prem. ; Gude Railway, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem. • orthern Bengal Railway, par to 1 , pre ; Central Dude Railway, 1-16 to 3-16 prom.; Eastern Bengal Railway, to I prem. ; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par to prem. ; Euphrates Valley Rail way, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Riga Railway, 1 a to I pram.; Italia* Junction Railways, II to ol dia. and North of India Trammed, h to I prem. The shares of the General Bank of Switzerland ' were quoted 2 to 1 die. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 2nd April for the sup of tons of cocoa, 3 towi of pepper, 16,000 gaß pl on y s of vinegar, and 60,0001 be. of suet. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The home mining stock market today is inani mate. the enquiry being limited. The only trans action officially reported in the Stock Exchange is in Tin Croft shares at 51. Nouveau Monde shares are marked 2s. fd. ; and United Mexican, 31. Other foreign descriptions . . - remain very quiet. There were more inquiries yesterday for Nouveau Monde shares, this company having received very favourable advice. from their mines of Alotepeque,sn Guatemala (as reported below). A rich vein of sil ver ore has been met with, which produced in Ike month from ten cares driving upwards of five snd a half tons of ore, worth about 3301., at a cost for labour of only W. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in Jim Mining Exchange: Catherine and Jane. 10e. 6d., Ile. 61 • Drakewalla, 3, / ; East Alfred, 2/, 1-16, 346 ; East Reim, 94, 10 i Great Alfred, 9/, a ; Herodefoot, 7 ; Kelly Bray, 18s. 9d., 20e. Lady Bertha, 10c, lls. ; Margery, 171 ; Santos and Penrhiw 375. 6d. ; Par Console, 23 ; Roorwarne United, 311 41, }, , 401, 42,.44, 40, 41, 404, 41/ ; Sortridge Console, 1/, 2/, 1 ,4, ; Tuscreft, 51, 6, 61; Wheal Edward, 6 1-16, 8- 6. 3. 6 ; Wheal Grenville 27e. 64., 29.., 30e.; arlitarel, NI, 704 ; Wheat +relawney, 24 1. is 261; Wheal Wrey, 6/, 4; Wheal Zion. 225. 6d., 23 .. 9 d. A general meeting of the National Brazilian Mining Association is convened by Mr. Robert Sheppard for the Ist April, when the steps taken by the sharehAders' oonandttes and a statement of the position and prospects of the asorii lion will IT submitted. MONDAY ETTEDINO. In the market for home mining stocks to-day the principal inquiry vvss for Wheal Trelawncy shoran., which rose about 21. Sortridge Consols and South Caradon shares were also inquired for. On the other hand, North Frances, Wheal Basset, Wheal Buller, and Wheal Kitty (Lclant), were weaker. Business is generally dull. The accounts from the mining districts also state that business is greatl7 interfered with by the election movement. Provi dence Mine shares were dealt in in the Stock Ex change at 84 and 83, Itinewarne United at 414 and 42, Wheal Margery at 17 to 171, East Alfred 21, Wheal Grenville 305., and Alten Mines at 24 to 21. National Brazilian and United Mexican shares were flat. FORZION RAILWiTIL ral amw.T... I dative, mad 41.7 We— pip= Mar . Truisilam. - now le ran. CransediteeLCU Swam d all.. Com!rel 7''l rrnume iira7:lW; haus hind= Oirliem Lawn ri Tieskso Lerimi•Viegi• Wes • 1111011.. s hot idols W W arr dassi as WI UMW sada Amnia -- Ds is Rumor ma Uses Ds is I por el. PM. !Unbind him* ....... Normiles M Trak ow Prat—. Mb Nil Merl Oftwas IDA im theansissi) iss.ll,4t. Fara -- Mosel Owl& . VA= MO IWO S MOM Fir aft. Pram De. Se pat soot. PiaL Wows It . N.W4 Fare W. 1,1 1. Of elthellidai.. AMIE IC Alfred Oa (hillesk) [BMA boa ~. I IS Is it7i - ol I moil .____ over MAN WM WIMP 1.1114 0 4. • le 011 si N - 0 - 046 - 00 16800 m. Orialo o.lll.lolraryllaksit 0. Tor (Winn) Lolly tiortlia N. [moo (Iflogsn)- Ba.W Notilk Wiso Onatty. Prem. 011. W I Z , +1 4. 0•0.111a0a (01. Clow i. 017. w.. imp.. 30./fares( - - oa.Wina ((imerear) Val• at Then (Car. Want Il eind ard amed illapa W. Wanlemma= al. Pike ( W. Ildwaadl'alelsek W. litil(Uiltaklant Moral Mary Ana (Washaelata ..... IS II I li 141•711 d. 10.14 MAL ye sii. 4.1+.4 kn. 16 66 1.4 MUM Mlleak a. i Ullman , 1 V .1415 1= : DWIL Jalii MI Sri 111 111 S, 011. ha 4 Ostre Ooppr —. an ragema" - -. 2 - ' Mine llll Ladlinlii . 1 21 1 Illswer Weis ell resithAi n nap sk. i6i a ra. I ewer= de. • oi: D• Stolp Ds. 10 ger et. Prot ea Ilaiked Maim La JODI; ROCK ANC N tostralair N woe. 16 0•08 el It Me NO &al et WINN N •P ech.O•I.II•NNIANC. NAV St MAIN N North ANNAN .1 11,100 10 *NeIuredINNNINI., ANINN.sa• Mr 1 1.000 100 Niy 10,011 111 Idsoill N VAN MOM IN OnimiNNNINNe• II 1,0,000 10 NallidNlONNeurtell I 11.000 111 UNIAINN.11•04.&•• al NAN to OIN•Nsw NAN 6 LueIIaNIONNIN N MAN 110 Casio kW SON - II 10,000 IN Load= itWeNadnelo N 10.000 IM %N. Prey. of 11,0111 Do.M _ NVIO 61 'faked Bonk 10, 66 0 It low NON Wis—. • WON 08 4011 Nark 0.401 1 , 0010.110ak0= ;• 0,000 tie PISNINNI •8 4,111 10 Do. .. • NAN 00 NON hsoli•aZ . • 31,001 M Woad aulealls PA* !N.M. . 81,000 is UWE,' 1140• —• —. 1,004 1141 13•308 IteNNI.... 11,000 100 Rai. Nook NUNN' 0 -- - - amts. PA.= I yr#ardet. 7 7# ~, 111 II It pa 741 H 4i Si Si PI i i i• le I . i" R I pia 23 ■ 7 8 ►u 142 414 471 14 If 9 IS it ii 19 II 4 ni 9 ll4lft II Skid 11 1.46 111 Ili IN 43 Yd te 1 21 V I H I i ail 41 U I$ 14 i +u I I -; f 9 as se 4 - N N 1 I 66 616 7 69 .1. 1,-I lie II la IS 0 14/ MI 411 II li p isirelbs *OMMN. Amarillo. Up! sell . &Kilt AllllOlll Lad.. wow' 13.1* lOot . Mut.* k Snob' Prot le pe O. .. Cerasil=-.......:: i at. 1 .1 I 1411..1•51.141.67kbebed— ratkAy_trell_nr.Aps On a. i sa Tma ssa.,.. allier Owing Elswool 1.," IMMO KNS AIMANS irATO 10,40 gogor. 16.00 ii — st Is ea 41 11 40 40 45 411 ISO 116 WI &I 44 .11 N lAII ell II •1 11 tl • ne ne II 111 Par i Pa 1 4 6 II fa . — es 70 . 11111 - 6 - oii. =1• 14 71 It s ter i lhoden!ll pc Madam yi sr — ri.a 11.7. Zra7.7 illatimdmile WEL-- Do, o•Apirel.PreLia.st Os. Ds. Lerses.Bol.Seetlisd ler* Artralsir o,llfrDs.bl lamp Mir. Oss uNmilli;;;';" Palakerfesiol &us /11••_ kMagri MAU ..... eit Ault. Janata. II Si I 1 4 li 4 ii Pss lS i PBS 13 i i It IS Si ,a- ansilme Die. Do. 9111. Disbient - ii:i.' V Si Idl so Toy ri 1+ i 4 if 1 .el I i A IS IPS SI 'a Ge ea £OC4L slim MAIIIBT& Il lj Lrosizoot. Noses 13.-Ito mutat k iriTy k arid yotorr ar• a dab IN admit* et Ow ClIT.<7 at illataolay. MA lj-lkotara Ocaatima. 1•1 a d-Oat Iranian. SU x 11 aad a- SM Tortchke. 10a I d art a-Vitla fraw IL In. et l_diaj. Ila kl. Lagoa mi ihrtia Wartmaja44l-I(aacirckar. MIMIC& sad Lb- WIU-I.llcork, Of a d SM a-North *Ara, Barwick. ly il i 4 a d-Whiarbarra asel e = s r.l3.lkL- BriacioTarata &wo li p-Cincra Tnak of The West India sail packet Parana, which has Tst arrived home, waited five day. at SL Thcensa for the rent, with the Pacific, CentrarAmerican, and S pan ish Main mails, and then left Wore the Trent arrived. Some anxiety is felt about the latter ship. In consequence of the =- arrival of the Trent, the Parma brought very little specie. The La Plata will arrive home pobilMy in less than • week, with a very Imp amount of specie both from Mexico end the Pestle. The Treed should have arrived at St Themes from Oveytown, Colon, and Cartherena. As she is not a fast or boat she may have been delayed by a atoms hed-wind which sometimes blows mime tie oast of the Spanish Main ; or possibly the British Admiral may have detained her in conamemos of something Importmt having turned ap In 0011111111011 with Walker, the American Fili buster. were noshed in England from the Trent on her arrival oat at Colon. If she was detained at Colon or Orrytown, we ilia beer of her by way of the United States before this week le mt. . ANTIPATHY TO A SINCILIL—A curioue ere was tried at Cologne on the nth, the parties ring H. A., a manufacturer of Cologne water, told M. W., a public lira' The former, a gran conanieseur of music, had taken • decided dishle to W.'s w and had been several times prosecuted and oon formsnee. for having hired people to To sod hi= the Boger. A's antipathy, however, was net to be °MMUS by permeations. One doe morning • nab stopped before the singer's dwelling, • pattern, H. Von B.,otolPsd oat, sad, having obtained admit tance, told W. that he was the bearer of • chal kago from A., who was waiting below in a cab; but that, so the rid A. was very navrets, and could not beadle • pistol himself, he (Vote 8.) had considerately under taken to act for him, sad would be most happy to blow W.'s berm out in A.'. name. However rolifying the ropoesl, W. declined the Intended honour, sad wee evin rude enough to bring an action ardor the parties. During the Mel, it was contended by the manse' in Yen B. that, so the challenge had not been accepted, it mast be coosidered r not legally punishable; sad the courel for A. maiolared That there was no evidence to prove that his client had cam admired Von B. to challenge the plaintiff. Th= however, took another view of the matter, and both the delendatte to • kortaight's imprhcament. II II '4l gib el Ile No 111 114 S • COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN NIARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (sY MAO , ETIC TELE/MAIM.) 0111 OAIAN CORIMAIMIMENT.I We had only a small attendance of either buyers or millers at market this by. and as priors were unaltered there was nothing doing save in Indian corn, which 'AAA fid. lower. MINCLNG-LANE.-THIS DAY. StO A H.—The market is steady. The Fuld, sales ars going off without showing my material alteration in prices. Correia—There has nut beam a public rule to-day. The market is inactive. Tss.—Common Congou is firm at 13d., venal terms. Saurrirritr.—Business was done yesterday to some la tent, at a decline of fully 6d.. 425. to 445. Rtes.-2,000 begs Bengal, sold in public mil , . at lie. Ere remains very firm, the quantity in fret hands is very small Gorman.—foo bales sold yesterday on 'Change. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—TIII3 DAY. The market continues firm at the following quotaiiona Petersburg Y.C. for Mirth, 72a.; April, &U. ; May to Jae. 02a. 9.1. to b3e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reporta trade without alteration. Prins meadow hay, 60s. to 6.55.; superior ditto, 70e. to 80s. ; idr rior ditto, 60s. to 655.; rowels, 60s. to 605.; clover, 70s. to 100 s.; second cut, 60s. to 865.; stow, 265. to 30s. BANK OF EGYPT-(THIS DAT) This afternoon the first general meeting of the proprietors of the Beak of Egypt was held at the London Tavern; Colonel JAMEN OLIPHANT, chairman of the board of directors, presiding. The audited accounts chow • balance to the credit of moth end loss, on the 31st of December last, of 3,9411. 0. Rd. The Bank opened for bunnies at Alexandria on the 7th July last. The paid-up capital at the opening was 123,0301., find, taking into account the call of CJ. fts. per share, payable on tine Mat October, the working capital was 125.0001. for four months, and 147,11001. lee two month.. Although a dividend could thus he reeds, after setting apart fund for the gradual liquidatien of the rt i n a 7pro et tra w re nultrudi dtr e7rla o c ' e s un t' tTl au ft al le aaed sp . that as f twelve months tram the romnienrement bu ' ainalla vibe& the shareholders will be coUed together for that pierpose. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the ad , ptiora of the revere, 2p:defiled for the absence of three of the directors, via : Mr. Tite, Mr. Braxeley-filoore, .and Mr. Robertson, who were bu-y canyaesing their ,nshlttenta for re-election as members of pirliernent. The preliminary eepeneas were somewhat large, but at the game time it should be remembered that they included 7,500 f. paid to Mr. l'asquedi for obtaining the sanction of the Viceroy of Egypt to the undertaking, and several other hems of an ex ceptional character. It was baldly fair to ray that the bank bad been six months in operation, end leaking at the fact that hitherto ouch a thing as a bank deysit, or a bank note had been unknewtt in Egypt, he thought the moults of their working, in the early stages of the bank, were most satisfactory. Had the directors followed the system of bank ing understood in Egypt, the profits might have been greatly inemmed, but they had preferred rather to be content with • moderate return, based on the safe and cautions *penes of banking known and practiced in England. As it wan the returns were very respectable, while he bed had the setiefection of stating that in the months of January and February the profits had ioi Toiugol 60 per cent. Up to the end of December lase not a angle had debt had been made by the bank, and the accounts having been ettictly audited by public auditors, and inspected by several shareholders, could be relied upon as perfectly corset. Mr. HoYeai ascended the motion for the adoption, and in en doing took occasion to ask what privileges the bank had obtained }coin the government of Eupt? The CHAIRMAN replied that the Viceroy had granted en the banking printers that a bank could require, including the issue of bank notes ; and the shareholders might red mewed of this, that the undertaking bail the warm suppoet of the government of Egypt. The menage:Dent at Alex andria was entrusted to two gentlemen aided by the expe rience of a native official. The directors bad very pen:mine expectations with regard to the ultimate iniatieea of the bank. After a brief discussion the report was adopted, and the retiring director. and owners having been re-elected, thanks were voted to the chairman, directors, and officiate, which terminated the proceeding, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (Dr lILICTSIC TLLIGIAPIiI BIRMINGHAM STEEPLECHASES.-THIS DAY. GRAND ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE. Four miles. Cease Con, Toni Gurney, bdinerra, Dangerous. Sting•, Forest Qneen, Little Buck, Gilley King, fieseine, Hopekee Star Painter, Evineton Lam. Archduke, Sultan, Theodina, Goldinch, Uncle Ned, and Miss Nutty are here. SUTTON STEEPLECHASE. All are here. NORTHAMPTON—MoNnAv ARl4lVALll.—Assayer, Tame Deer, Admixes, Skirmisher, Sontereet, _Amen, Jesaie. Sir Colin, likvt's dam colt, Cod ringtoll. Lady St. Liz, Wentworth, Iluntin,,-don, Lord Nel son, Odd Trick, Jack the Giant Killer, Deteluut, GOMM di Vergy, Western Power, Madame Clioquot, Idalaoca, Olympus, Surrender, Strawberry, Heroine, Ct.mpanion, Squire Walt, Gaudy, and Saraband. MO:VEY ORDER OrYWES.—On the Ist of April, the following alterations will be made'—England. — Money order offices will be opened at Abbotts Bromley. Stafford; Burwaeh, Sussex; Fe Latham, Weeoster ; float Hay wood, Stafford ; Millbrook. Cornwall ; Mountsorrell, Telma. ter ; Shenxtone, Stafford ; Stamm, Norfolk ; Street, Somerset. MONDAY EVENIND CONCERTS FOR THE PEOPLE. —Sir John Villiers Shelley, Bart., sad Liemtentint-Orneral Sir De Lacy Evans have each sabeeribed 61. in sill of the r eop le. M on d a y Evening Concerto at St. Martin's-ball. Oa the ocoanon of the Lord Mayor's state visit, which is shortly to take pleat., reveral n and distinguirhed personages will also honour these concerts with their ream., When the mail steamer Tyne, which had stranded on the wad of Dorset, wee got old there wee on board of her (00 lb, of beef, forty loaves, and a barrel of London porter, for the men who were working to get her off. As the men were immediately sent to Southampton the whole of the beef, bread, and potter was headed over to thc inhabitants of Kingston, a village near the some of the wreck. It has born resolved to repair the Tyne at Southampton. The expenee of getting her off and fte , 'ag her out again will be nearly 20,000/. When ready for sea she will be worth at heat 60,000/. STORY IN THE NORTII.-TYNEMOUTH, MONDAY. We ITS emalmdog very stormy weather on thin coast. The mow is fa heavily, and there are several shipcneeks ea ths Durham asst. } ire vessels are ashore at Sunderiand• five at Hartlepool; and on- vessel, the Dinah, of Cowes, he; gone to pieces, south of this heehaw. The crews are all saved. I ' "1