The Express. — London, England, 1858-03-06 00:00:00

TIM WOUNDED OPFICISRB FROM LUCZNOW. Lieutenant Charlton, who arrived in. tho Indian mail-packet yesterday, was in Lock now during the whale time or the siege. He wee wounded at the comoneconent by e bullet in his head, which could not be extracted, and ha snared dreadfully in coomqoaxce. Last Saturday Lieu tenant Charlton woe ambled to pull the billet out himself. Lieutenant Hevener was wounded about the same time as Lieutenant Charltoa by a round shot, w►ich broke his leg. Hie sofisitage also were my great. Lieutenant Clary was not wooded, bat hs mired so much from cholera end psea lysis that it was necessary he should be amended bows. He was also pretest in Loamy during the whole siege, Lieutesente Chariton, Harmer, and Clary are the three young officers whom Brigadier Inglis In his memorable despatch, wisdom, an "haring nobly distinguished thaw selves in the performance of their duty." They declare that al/ the published accotutra therhavesses of the suffiginge af the woman, children, and garrison of Locknow fail le describe adequately what was endured. Oot of 23 officers of the 32nd Regiment, to which Lieutenants Chariton, Harmer, red Clary belong, 12 ware killed, I died of cholera, end 7 ware wounded. Those three young dims, se well se all the other peeseagers connected with Lucksow o► Cewnpore, were received on landing by the crowd who waited to wel come them with the greatest sympathy sad respect. Lout rant Knight swami Lucknow with Havelock's tet hering two, and was severely wounded while assisting in capturing two guns in a narrow street. He, with 26 other wounded max, were surroanded by the aftenty, and all bat himself were cut to pieces. He, however, received another wound . and se • Bepoy raised him Weer to despatch him, Lieutenant Knight rolled out of the dhoolie, and crawled in IV coafiteion sway. Whilst doing ea he received a third wood, but he at length regaled a party of Fraglialt soldiers, sod vas eared. He hoe two wounds in his right leg, end imam la his left thigh. Certain Cornwall fought under Colonel P. nell at Finny. ptwe, awl this joined the Commander-in-Chitin illtuntogis en the antics to the anal relief of Lucksow. On the ro tors to C•wnpon, he was wounded by a ballet from • shrapesi •hall between the •huskier e•d collar bone, which bullet was &thrum& extracted near the epise. It was Captain Carswell who commanded the party mentioned la Sir Cobs Campbeire despatch as having attacked the Lockman, barracks, driven the rebel. out of it, and captured thre • pos. Ha km been 22 years in the army, end is a meta& of Si. years' Mending. Lieseen•at Oils" fought under Windham at the bade of Crampon, sod past es • detachment of hie regiment had captured two of the enemy's guns, he wait wounded by a ballet in hie left arm, where it still remains. Carina Miller was wounded on the hip joint, the ball pawing through Ids right leg, during the het attack of lb. esemy at the bottle of C•wnpon. Ile bad been slightly worded is the sears* while attempting to prevent the rahele, 1,4100 'Maw with artillery, from gaining pans gins d a Wee scrota the Gape. Ensign Trams was the Int who was wooded is Wisdhanie retreat at Cram pon. He was hit in the Madder while emisting a sailors' party Mlaringing is their 24-pousdem Caplan Laden= was awiitaut (amalgams at Lackaow when tit mealsy leak place there. HI house wee farmed late aft wiped by lie H. Lamm* mid lertilled with a doebrele illeeh owl meow& Here the caplets, with 20 tees, defended hi pendia eight end gay iltriag the whole lege spirt the easay, who were cal, forty yards distant with wise heavy VW. Owe the eamy peeetzeted the Mar* sal were all shot dove the,. Carlota badmen 10114 W wife sad awe child, from went, durlag the deg& Hie Ilttie bey, three yews old, survived, sad was brought wham yesiwthq at 8 nathareptork. Whitt as board the' Pees, whew the eldp'e gam bred • why wad while the Mho. AM:ft ea beard were frightened, be said to clip hi Ude herb awl hastah, i Windt, of what be MA lees &deg the Mai id Leese,. Alter the relief of Latham Cepeeta Aa as Mewl Dripritee Kepi Ortat's kook eel helped to ea up the livelier nide. setwegoeady to their diet d Cewupeee, by Er Cis Orepbell. Caplets baker saa wee wounded Ash* wen idler Havelock intend Labe. Capella IL Y. 1111111114111 commanded the =flying picker dam GM lb*, whisk dahmiled Wimilheme• maim altos As holds of Calmar. Ho cammrsiod the right wing of est regimast dry tlss disastrous hatt/e. H. was th• Mt lacer 10 melt tho Ow.tior guns, and though' soma volleys were And direct at him, and •: @Mame of his memoir were killed, he escaped swileseheiL While at the amemy's pas h. shot doors In with Ms revolver, mod rug mother through with hie award. He smoke of • driasaar•boy of the 64th ...riser up to • gas ef the army and thrusting some brick bats tato it, Is,ping to mdse. Ur goo maims ; the poor boy Ina sfterwards nit to prom It was Captain Seceders' Mother, • linitasaat of the 64th, who shot five men • Cawspor• with his revolver is Ur premmea at Nana &Mb mid then Ward at the Naas, whom is would have also shot bet hie pistol mimed are. Lisslemamt Ilaamdam was 6r ibis eraddad by then order of Naas Sahib. The ofiiivre wbo were sear Pow. Slam= nes la battle desaribe their i•tiodoct while fighting es wary eareeles. They were chsfileg eectt other during the antics, rot es if they were " oat for & spree." After the roast at Leeksow it wee their opeeteet delight to re hold of the Latham eitadrwa who Led *arrived the age, whoa they deacea meted " siege babies." The poor ehiktrea were heeded bloat from coo roagb sailor to mother, sod smothered in Limes. Few of time who landed ;4 Southampton yesterday, although men who are deparving to rank with the heroes of antiquity, and men who are rasinted and shattered for fits. wtil pt say reward for their surdas The correspondent of the lUmitrated Latide's Ilan al Catkin write@ Many extraordinary instances of Noise= wars observed during the bombardment. Otis la partkuler wm that of aa old maa squatting bows, =Ain before his Maas, when a shell pitched in the mud before him, spindling him all over he merely shook himself, sod west on smoking am if soshing bed happened. Another Chinemas whipped out the fade of • 'bell, as he thought, wad was Jut giing off, whoa it bung and killed him. llse Ilt=were worked under hes ire. People who do are sot genera, ao cowards. sod Est they tun sway hos oar mos. Cast say one understand I Liters of extremes f " --- • Even the final and summearttl retreat from Lacknow had its danger—et least to one ladividael. After Sir Coils Cereptoll's intent rennet in November there was oaa ma& Left behind. " Capes& Waterman," mays Mr. Rees, in his =I narrative of the siege, jut published, " harM g gone bed In • retived.ceener of the brigade resse-Mess overslept himealf. He had bona forgotten. At two o'clock at eight ha got ape and bead, to his borne, that ' had already left. He hoped spina hope, sod visited ever, eatpost. All wasdeeerted and Plat. To be the only maa he ea open inireachment, and 60,000 furlong barbarians out side! It was horrible to coatemplate Hie situation ihlghamml him. He took to his heels, and he ran, ran, sea thresh the Peradbuksh end the Tehree Kothee till he egad mereely treadie. &ill the same silence, the lame enfl ame, inweepted bat by tbi occasional report of the enem y' s gun ass leeek=. At be cameo p nth the retiring rear 1= and ezelement„ breathless with fatigue. Th. dais psalms had heat toe mach for hie nerves, mad fees hi! is fir the tima" Tom New tIONET.—We are glad to be able to suesere the elevation of 0. R. ()ninth, Req., of Pencesig, Lingetni, sn Anglesey propriseee, to • bsrenetcy. The td are s few iistslis - 61 the services, wending over a of nearly forty years, white Mr. Orifilth has ren ts his mash"' ; sad to which, sad hie great eirearb acquirements. be brag no patrol tiar as% he I. eolelv indebted ix tli• loamy ageined as Ma. Mr. °H MOs earreased his seriisse miler gseeerrat, Y 1820, sad win =el array la la = 1 ,11.7. 1 t eitet reserellis pert of *Mora, ilsb aageir the ergo rides of Lherisk. Hurry, oaf OWL la It hi wen ra Y molt COOMiNigallr Ot N , ▪ be Inked, sad has sersakel is earyieg est such • prier sal meters whir et vaiestioa, that .at only are di Me rams riser. Infer lk hat it bee berm the sc ab merieed by trobleb the cal.. at hailed ruts He lies appraird vice-rhahrsa of the Board of Works jut beim re seannusennent et dr great &aline, and darn that tryteg by his Indunto keel know -2ltheenunity, nrrylenstthir tte lel amid redireas trowel la bra by t= writtbewasemeMei as Itsatestelheltriserlep. 11161, ede el Iseed el Works, wad wee laliveled eltb aaY.d it the Lead Impart mai Ask_lilitella • reepaastise Where la ang ina and irerra, beie, is Ireland, ender hie au pier, termed est Err imearefetly. sad proved • reel beads to the sorry. With reward to his soleallis segabe rest& his suits had bra reek.* aelarelefged bath by *Okra Beelety eseirre ea him the era of dr Marra eselel, era re Ilereeelty gratielis de biome, degree ef LLD.,—bet be Is Marvala the Matt& Teri r seder of tbe Map of bread ;" • west labia le regarded by ell ara& met se the most prised, of its MA *et big eggesed w i th eseary, whoa extraordinary sesesesy, amMeellereleare tif derst rhea late erslises• Ira. Se bee, boar H. were minneenhel, bra pot 1* dr pessent ea earreas eseriferseat, w a r r e d lea la 1114 ilea maim's/ by tbre absorser they were in want rif • doer int err aastrerlag prebity.—Nera rap fireerle. wait one of the oriel Holmes, o n took command. emidable fur an ren establish e d, mortar and ~000 yards from wo other batte d, in advance, the walls waa id two tt-inch aneneed on th e c Vigour as our rt•r battery was ds of the wall. • ♦iew to an rd. Meanwhile greater part of in Hajpootana. dew a hu• ricune, he thunder sad id blaze of our tempest. the e the chain of had been drawn Imam impossible at discovered by sled in ritlepita The defence, IfINTOIIS, WY on ressant but very upon us from i • single death were taken, of sixteen guns. rge quantity of fell int, our remaining wing ra, about 500 in ve Cavalry. pro• of General Ito- FORCE dander-in-Chief icunnulating an rs, and drains of en, consisting of dry, four troops ,oyal Artillery, pounders, two peeks Madras Puojaab ditto, :.M.'s tith, 73ed, • liegiment of r IW plead of been said as ite plain trod Deeds be. ills ricarell of the Java on (nude Harailly. and f, by Walpole, or was settling on the Sepaal tiat•ining and Allahabad the end of the on all ~ides, ler Sir Colin I the nort►, tbs shale the insult ngth, are for. ermost. This nil the walls irks have been n strengthened, , who would spade in our radiated guard g op entreseh rlns ba has no °Morn to fall Ignition of this ig until he has , rwhelming as deessity of • enemy posted riled r n march ,bwhly viz weeks the Ow& om it by May oar ill by this tiros EN will be able seet rest for Sine* that metro and Vat while the 34th, since the sams etc days nn end . ith ail the dia- insurgent. are reonditionalsur rh the reply that red.that the rut country people le great Zemin etors, and great and obediences .Ihi en rout. to r Hope (; neat, ber orman, Amoistmat OM, OW roue le it there is very Hs is said to be known to the Awl Itlphinatana : taty Jrd, ws hos that plow on the station. A Bat b. wat so wow I ars ,uurs sad our Pure bete. • kouurrJ, basidas . Our troops ors d Wednesday. miur • thirtssa • pet ansossesi rep M pitched war ben. The Reis\ a Feu email Irtti heems: . F►e. euth tbe English be soma' of the art l'ortn;ght hr xi ant rla.a data• 3 per mat. lath* vlat has pat as • , Dad pines of of all Gm) , Good• eft bid Shirt= se J•mot.. fair ralutry. nourted to us. I unease a was- I alio ispiirei tor. dui what re ire say partial oa S., 143 tor sew Umaer•utlee Es. I R.. 12022. itopo.veamiat te nw brims It I. u 4 Ito. 3 to 6 per swiss the soq bah sad 2s- led. it realities V.• 161 dsoossai, sad rty prams at ..rn. TIN arealtil goat. ill that Bare hor of as - gY tido Nod took. imlip sadist, ha .tiara sad —V ENCF.. THE EXPRT'Sq, SATURDAY EvRNING, MARCH 6, 1858. 611410; L1576.-71ilA DAR Two o'CLocit. The railway share market to-day is extremely inactive, and priors are in nearly all cases quoted the same as they closed yesterday. Caledonian, Great Northern, and Eastern Counties, are all flat, eessppeecially the first-named. London and North Western stock is now quoted 961 to 97; Great Western, 591 to 60; Midland, 984 to 99; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 911 to 921; Groat Northern, 264 to 4 per share ; London and South Western, 4 4 61 to 47; and Eastern Counties, 111 to 12, all ex v. MONEY 1 1 141412:L21118 DAY. Two o'CLoos. The funds remain dull, mid rather flat. A further decline of per cent., which was established in the morning, has, however, been recovered. ThrougL ont the Stock Exchange very little business is going forward. EMI MAJE 11'S TBEATICK The cheap season was brought to a termination on Saturday with II 71vontore and the ballet-divertisseteent llifrosteii. So great, however, has been the success of the extra nights—more especially of the last four, when crowds were turned away ftwo the doors—that yet another three extraordinary perforraan:esare annotutoed to take place an the 16th, 18th, and 20th inst. The events of the put brief and unexpected mama were the revival of La Soaaeesbrla , and the introduction on lb. Italian stags, for the first time In England, of Mr. Kale's BoAemiaa Girl. Both were received favourably, and the singing of Signor Uuiglini, in that last named opera, universally lauded. Neither of these works, honey, supererded the popularity of the old rimer tory of the favourite prima donna and tenor, and con ennently La Trariata, It 15 orators, loteia di Lammermoor , and the ?VIM held their places to the loot. That the old =lwerereferied may be gathered from the Lict, that ime ormanore newly announced comprise La Tra- Mate. II atom, and Piglia del Reggiateato. Mr. Lumley is In Italy making arranrmonte for them. ruing campaign —the legitimate season—which will in ell probability commence on Easter Tuesday. Engagsmente of 'great interest," we are told, one pending. CertainlJ some thing more than usually striking and novel is to be anti cipated, when the high prime ere dernan4ed. Those who did not hesitate to par half-a-mtinea to hear )(dile. Piccolonsini and Sig. Giuglini, will assuredly look for something additional to the late performance., if not some thing better, when the charm * are double. If Mr. Lumley had no consideration beyond that ot putting money in hie pure, he would bop the theatre open at rad rood gam all the year round. Perhaps the aristocratic eitheerlbere weld not be pleased at the admission of the 'quibble" bite theft high temple ; but the exchequer woehi be beaellish, tied the meager might laugh at all opmettion.—Yerieel Worki. 17MTMIN8fil 11018 nu TION. The Westminster Liberal Registration Committee Unjust Wand their anneal report kr the year 1857. They show that during several yeses the number of electors In Westminster hare greatly dimielehed, and that there ors 1,400 lees names on the register for 1837-8 than there were en the register for 1854-6. Tide diminution they attribute partly to the various local Improvements that have men effected, but mainly to the operation of the present law affecting the payment of the house tax. It appears that the Court of Common Pleas have decided "That one of the two qnarters' house tax that ere demanded at or after Lsdy-day, must be paid on or before the 20th of July, to entitle per sons to be placed on the list of voters." The effect of this requirement will be apparent from the following fact— ual:No.ly, that In July last year, 1837, there were omitted from the list of voters for the city of We/snidest', alone no lees than 3,800 persons who were telly qualified in every other respect, but had failed to pay this tax on or before the 20th of July ; of this number 973 were omitted from the pa risb of St. George, Hanover-square, and 996 from the pe rish of Rt. James, Westminster; thee, in two of the most wealthy parishes in the kingdom, newly 2 , 000 electors were disfranchised on this ground skim The result of the revision of the lista was that the MOM of 338 tones were expunged therefrom. An attack wee made by their agent, Mr. Haggett, upon the gentlemen of the long robe, as of the 318 nem'', expunged 92 were those of barristers end eolicitore, who were struck off upon technical grounds. The roe:mitre. nrge, in defence of having resorted to teettaical obketioas, that the,, technicalities were not in- Induced Into the Reform Art by reformers, but that they have ever striven to abolish them, and have to some extent sameeded, against tory opposition, in rendering the rote paying clausal less stringent, !teeing originated a bill, which was satemefully carried thmugh the Home of Commons by lir De Lacy Evans, by which the poor's rote sal hoes, tag, required to be paid before the 20th of July, VIM 601111 only that were due in October preceding. The Pell% hesseser, la pluming the bill, altered that date to the Stb el J The expenses of the revision appear to be defrayed . = voluntary oontributions of the liberal electors ; as state ment of receipts end expenditure was given, showing AM • mill Woos is left in the treasurer's bands. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Om ELECTRIC TELEOI.II/IL) LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETINO.-TRIS DAY. SEFTON HANDICAP. 004 mile and a quarter. Vanderwerulin, Gannon, Leukothia, Vrow, Poicsooditz, Lad Nelson, Pizarro, Ferndale, and Thornhill are here. NATIONAL STEEPLECHABIL Fora mike. Emigrant, Weathercock, Emitter, Black Swan, Knight ef the Mitre, Escape, Mediu; Magnet, Little ChaAey, Abd-el-Kader, Morgan Rattler. lank da Queues, PM*, Treachery, Joe Graham, Lo tiA Bays, Bleak Bra, Little Teel, Cowed. The Brewer, Harry Lerman., 010110100411 . , Elude°, and Moire Mavis an bee. ALDERMAN POR WARD 01 , CRIAP.—Up to one o'clock yesterday the canvass bus the vacant gown of the above ward was pagnissing with activity. At that finis, bower, it was imiwarced that Mr. Nicol declined the con last, thus leaving Mr. Sheriff Allen the only candidate. It is understood that Mr. Allan's fricnds are continuing their saartkme with increased activity, and it seems now certain SWAM will be new alderman. Wednesday neat is the day lasi kr the election. The Council of the Society of Arts have selected the following gentlemen as a Board of Examiners for 1858 .—Arithrostic, Rev. A. Wilma; Book-keeping, J. Ball, Rag. • Algebra, Rev. H. Goodwin; Ge ome t r y, R ev . B. M. C ods; Trigonometry, W. Spottiewoode, Nog.; Navigation and Nautical Astronomy, J. Riddle, Esq. : Statistic; Dynamics, Hydrostatics, Rev. A. B. Power' Magnselem, Electricity, and Heat, C. B roo k s , Mg.; n i t ro : sow, Nov. Brim Powell ; Chemistry, Dr. A. W. W HIMS= j Astaaat Physiology. W. Sharpy, Beg., M.D.; Batissy, A. Hwy, Esq. ; Descriptive Geography, W. Hegira, ; Physkel Geography, Rev. 8. Clark ; Eng lish Hillery, H. 8. Cressy, Nag. ; English Literature, Rev. 7. Tospla , Latin and Roman History, F. R. Sandford, Rag.; French, A. Marlette, Esq. ; Garman, Dr. &mays; Freehand Drawing, F. 8. Cary, Req. ; Mechanical Draw ing, Themes Bradley, Req. Orsini, who has been permitted to writs to hie busily, has been further allowed to Naive a visit from hie sleter, • respectable lady, who has been always adverse to kw brother's politics. She le expected in Paris in a day or two.—Correopendset of the Times. ADDRESS TO VISCOUNT Pa Lla ERSTON.—An address to Lard Palmerston, expressive of their seam of the ability with which Its maoaged the helm of state during the Ravioli, Persian, Chinese, and Indian wars, and of his aorta to maintain antioable rotenone with the French Go vernownt, has been .igned by a large number of inhabitants et Tiverton, end • ill In tarwerded to hiss shortly.— Wasters nom - - MR. BRIGHT, M.P., AND THE DEFEAT OF THE 1114 Is PALIINISTON GOTRIIII/lIIIT.—Mr. M.P.,MY knowledgment of • vote of thanks by a piddle ineeting held et Newark-on-Tyne for part he Week the late ministerial defeat, hen addressed the following litter to Mr. Joseph Cowls, jun.. the secretary .—" How of Commons, March I.—Dear 84,—1 have received with much Owens the announcement contained in your letter of the 27th ult., that a vote of thanks had been passed to Mr. Gibson sad myself for the part we have Ulm in opposing the ' Conspiracy Bill,' by • large and enthusiastic public =tt of the inhabitants of Newcastle. I ant greatly to year townsmen for their kindliest be ms I say, however, that I took no pars In the repeat debase. I wooded the resolution proposed by my friend Kr. Gamy end entirely approved it, and rejoice at the result wide\ has followed. I congratulate you and the country on the Own -611 of the very worst ministry that I have known. The ministry which has succeeded to it may be deemed a tran sition ministry, to be followed, I trust, by one more entitled to the confidence of the great liberal party is the country, a party which includes a east majority of the nation. I beg to thank you for the kind expressions towards copal( which are contained in your Letter.— I em, yours respectftily, Jour BRIGHT. Joseph CORM, jun., Ea PORTSMOUTH, MARCH b.— ln anticipation of a =election, Bir Francis Bering end Lord Month will whore Interview with the more laissatial of their Zikdkiwis this swiss. with a view to secure their etteinn, abseil a emend election Ws place. THE LITRILARY FIIND.—Next Wednesday, the annual war of anthers against booksellers I. to be renewed in the roans of the Literary Fond. The Representa tives of Teem, Lib* and Baskerville, assemble on that day In imelnelt, Is oppose in full phalanx, and in powasion, the repreesatadves of Bliakspeere. Fielding. and we will add the founder of the itualtution, the Ravened David Wil liams. The three registrars of the fund inform the OHM ben of the corporation that the election of oMcers, At., I. to take place on that day; and three authors--member, of the I I =ration, brit sot on either committee or council—infers fellow-rowobers that on Wednesday, the 10 , h, *ay will spin wry the war of reform into the mike of the ar 2rcommittee. The three registrars—not unfairly onsi to be the mainstay of the fund as it at present 'Wie— sen (so the card int rens tar) John Bowyer Nichols, W. H. Harrison, and John Dickinson. The three reformers who oppose the registrars are C. W. Dilke, senior, Charles Dickens, end John Forster—all six honour;ble men, harem we believe, all of them, the interest. of literature at heart, and desirous only of effecting as much good as they ORR with the seem at their dintOnti.—lllourrorsi London Mean SUNDAY TRAINS ON SCOTCH RATLWATIL—At *at mot* a Wednesday the shareholders of the SW WO, Par% Hei Denim Railway once more rejected, by a Wes maiseltr, a vasilsa to stop Sunday trains on the /Jae As ammakemi as the weeks woo pby the Creston and eimpsell e lo r dot that at lba taut regssed _ liall-yeady Mit , i aliey &NM tan taw amaa at Or sakarelisMirs aa the illaallsalm• Wag aalberlasil to lose pada Is an I at goyim is ate male. Canadian and French shares retain a drooping ten dency. Antwerp and Rotterdam shares have fallen. ORDINAIT SUAKIN AID MOLL akiLwAli. Derr matt halluma. 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WS Alfred 04a. illkalsok 1.11.10 Coodseroml 11 Dine Cilest (T 5•144411 1 Tait Bawl O. 11 1 1 . 1.1 G. Wt. Tar guie IN lady Birth& MM. N. riser( 71. W . Bratfaa• North 111.4•1 . 7.14 Par Pork• 1114 Oon. (81. Br a 11 1 Bal74lis Oak Kik Ss. & Mead= 111. CUM Si Cree lires (Mow &W. lessee&llloak LIMO = a l illasollla.o . vs. mese vbie et two mar imarl644) gut n Demi Minsk 11 al W.Ormake (I.l4kaudi IC 0k Writ (1 1 M , fi VIL Waller 17111417474 I 6i 111.11144 (oe. Wu& 1.7.1 Wbusl Mary &as Adashenloal .11•14•174711J4E.1 4i Consols for the Bth of April, after receding to 983 tot, are now quoted 983, rather " buyers." For money the present (potation is 981. The Three per Cents. Reduced (though shut) have been dealt in at 981 ; the New Three per Cents. (also shut), at 981 to 97 ; Bank Stock at 2281; Exchequer Bills at 391 to 425. prem. ; ditto, advertised, at 38s. to 41s. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 100 e to j. Turkish Six per Cents. remain flat, at 101 to 1. Dutch Stock meets with some inquiry, but other foreign descriptions are dull, and for the moment, out of demand. Sales are recorded as follows : Buenos Ayres Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to 171; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011, 1001, 101 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 80 ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 461; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 441 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 261; Turkish Six per Cents., 101 ; ditto for account (March 16), 1011 to 1011; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1031. In the discount market there wee yesterday a fair demand for money, but 2* per cent. is the highest rate current for first.class bMs. At the Bank the applications continue few. The large mass of bills falling due this week appear to have been well met. At the Bank of England yesterday,the bullion ope rations were again altogether unimportant. At Amsterdam on Tlinreday the Dutch funds were unchanged in price, but some influence may have been exercised upon that Bourse to-day by the an nouncement that the entire ministry have placed their resignation in the hands of the King of Holland. The City of Baltimore, from New York, has brought 8,6001. in specie. The steamer Pera, from Alexandria, has brought 66,9321. in specie, nearly all silver, from China. The indications, noticed last Tuesday, of greater steadiness in the continental exchanges, were yester day more decided. There was little demand for bills on most of the leading continental cities , and the rates were generally more in favour of this country, espe cially as regards bills on Hamburg and Frankfort, and three months paper on Paris. Drafts on Naples, Messina, and Palermo, were quoted consider ably higher. Bills on Holland and Belgium, how ever, ruled much the same as on Tuesday. The current quotations are shown below, viz. : Amsterdam, three mouths, 11.164 to 17 ; do., short, 11.134 to 14i ; Rotterdam, three mouths, 11.164 to 174 ; Antwerp, three months, 26.274 to 324; Hamburg, marks beim, three months, 13.64 to 6 ; Paris, three day. sight, 26.6 to 124 ; ditto, three months, 26.324 to 46 ; PrenVort-oa the-Marne, three months, 1184 to 4; Petersbarg, per rouble, three months, 344 to 36 ; Vienne, eff. so., three months, 10.26 to 28 ; Trieste, do., three months, 10.27 to 30; Madrid, three months, 484 to 4 ; Cadiz, thaw months, 494 to 4 ; Leghorn, three months, 29.66 to 70 ; Genoa, three months, 2,6.45 to 55 ; Naples, three months, 414 to 424 ; Palermo, three months, 1244 to 4 ; Merina, throe months, 1244 to 5; Lisbon, 90 days, 614 to ; Oporto, 90 days, till to 4. It has been known for some time that Portugal has created, for railway purposes, a new Three per Cent. stock, to the amount of 3,000,0001. sterling, of which, according to a notice from the Portuguese Financial Agency, 448,00 W. has been actually issued. This new stock, described as " Portuguese Three per Cents., 1867," was yesterday placed on the Stock Ex change list, and was officially marked 46. This ar rangement represents one amongst the many ad vantages derived by Portugal from the settlement which she has been wise enough to make with her foreign creditors. Upon the mere ground of financial policy—setting considerations of morality entirely on one side—it is so clearly the interest of every state to act honestly, that the few governments which still venture to defy the opinion of the world deserve to be stigmatised as much for their folly as for their knavery. With reference to the market for American rail way securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : Trenmetions in American securities fn London daring the past week have been on a limited male. The chief feature has been a demand for Erie Sinking Fund Bonds, owing to the file reported from New York of 22} per cent. during the fortnight ending the 16th tilt. Erie shares have brought 28 end 29 which is also a slight ad Tante. Michigan Central Bonds, of all Climes, are much *ought after for investment, but are extremely scarce. New York Central Bonds remain quiet at former rates. The shares are now quoted ex dividend, and have brought 801 and 81. Pennsylvania Bonds are steady at former quotations, with moderate transactions. Illinois Cen tral Bonds have been inactive without any change in price. The shares have been dull at a alight decline. We have not to note any transactions in the new Bonds recently issued. The options are nominally quoted 6 to 10 premium. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is from Mesas. W. J. and H. Thompson's circular, and dated last evening : The burner transacted in colonial produce has been upon rather • more extensive male, bat prices do not present any material change since last Friday. At the Dutch Trading Compenre sale of Java sugar, held yesterday, 63,580baikets found buyers, at the valuations to 2 guilders advance. This market his been steady, with a fair amount ef business doing at full rates, particularly for good to fine qualities; low and nit are also in better request. Color, plantation Ceylon ootl met with a reedy sale, at an improvement of le. to is. el. per cwt. A better feeling prevails towards rice, the trabeing partly speculative at a recovery of 6d. per cwt. te late lowest point of the market. Spins generally has been steady at previous rasa, with few sales of Interest reported. tlahpstre at the commencement of the week ruled quite L. to L. 6d. dearer, but has since been quiet, and the shove rise partly lost. The tea market continues quiet. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, March 3, compared with the previous weekly return, shows the following results: Circulation ism ObenLake &Oft, 20,013,390 Increase 689,876 Pub&deposits Other deposits Orreurnent securities is _ _ _ beiiiinidepZiii;inT. 9,902,460 Names 3,956 Other convince in bankii4 department 17,306,470 Inman 142,327 Cafe and bullion in both - - - --- - - --- departments 17,617,283 Daman 6,968 &ma day and other bills 901,772 lama= 24,664 TM East Notes in mem .' .. Toad mem ea (notd coin) to banking department 12,048,893 Damao, 695,813 - • • • . . This return exhibits several changes for which the public were not prepared. The principal feature is the decline of three-quarters of a million in the "other" departs. Bankers are now able to find more general employment for their funds. For the first time since the monetary crisis the " other" se curities present an increase—unimportant, however, in amount. The movement under these two heads principally accounts for the decrease of nearly 600,0001. in the reserve of notes and coin. The stock of coin and bullion remains nearly stationary. The increase of close upon 200,0001. in the " Rest " will be viewed with much satisfaction by the holders of Bank stock. The Gamtte statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. :—lmporta of gold, 205,1651.; exports of gold, 358,3701.; imports of silver, 156,2361. ; exports of silver, 207,1511. The tendency, it will be noticed, was unfavourable. SAAR Of 11110LAND.—Aa Mk Vi5....32. far as net =Wag parmat to Uto Act Mt and may, March 3. ISA n. immtDebt £11.1 1 18.10 Oda pod Milks 111,Ztej111 saw.' ... isixtus I ssueo.us Ng us um siraanner. Prep*.Son' NOW-. 434.1163,000 Clorinmeat Ilieuntles LIMNS Oulu& Dr Walsl4 ammo Oenede. of Zighet- = ''''''' 17.ve 471/ Not= Dietbr p.i o PI,. hada lonia Gobi mei Elm Oslo ULM to 14.7184111 deg mad eiNer ''''' sours tle.a7:lll MAW! Mane 4. 1866. IL muumuu FIiDAT iVINIIIII. The funds to-day exhibited renewed "IA uninter rupted hominess, finally closing at a fall of about i per cent. An uneasy feeling is kept alive by a con tinned presi,ure of speculative operations for lower 'prices, especially in " options." Added to this the Paris Bourse, which is now very anxiously watched, has again given way. The extent to which the system of political arrests is now carried in France is viewed with the utmost distrust. The government broker to-day purchased 13,0001. Consols. If any more investments have to be made on this account, Consols is the only stock the transfer books of which are now open. The Reduced Three per Cents. were " shut" for the dividend yesterday, and the New Three per Cents. this day. Consols, which closed yesterday at 97 to k for the Bth April, "opened this morning at 961 to 97, re covered to 97 to 4, and closed at 96/ to j. For money the last price was 961, or 96 9-16 to 11-16. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 961, ~1! 1, ditto, for acco un t (Bth April), 97, 961 ; Thrft- Per Cents. Reduced (shut), 971, 97; New Three per Centa., 97j, 97, 971, 991 ; Bank Stock, 226, 225 ; India Stock, 222, 224 ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds,falliog payable in 1868,100, 1001. Exchequer Bills were steady, at 38s. to 424. prem., and India Bonds at 265. to 30s prem. Turkish Biz per Cents, declined fully 1 per cent. to-day, closing at 101 to 4. The Guaranteed Fear per Cents. were also flatter, at 103 j to 44. Peruvian Bonds remain dull, but Dutch, Russian, Sardinian, Brazilian, Portuguese, and Belgian, meet with some demand, for investment. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were marked par. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 9th instant for the conveyance of a small number of troops from \Voolwich to the Mauritius. NINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocx. The home mining stock market remains quiet, and the current transactions are chiefly oonflned for the moment to the few descriptions lately enume rated. Devon Great Consols shares are quoted this morning 480; Wheal Edward 71 to ; East Wheal Russell, 71 to # ; Hingeton Downs, 83 to ; Wheal Unity, 3 ; South Tolgas, 150 ; and Wert Fowey, 10. Cobre Copper Shares are marked 42; Santiago, 21, and Mariquits, 158. Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday: East Rumen, 71, f. I. 61, 71, 4, f ; Towey Consols, 4; Groat Alfred, 61, 1, I ; Lady Baths, 265. 6d., 26e. 6d.; Sortaidge Consoli, Vs., 345., 325. 6d., 33e. ; Trerres 21s. 6d. ; West Grenville, 6s. 6d., 61. 9d., 6r.; Wheal Edward, 7, 73, I. FRIDAY RIMMING. Business in British mining stocks to-day was generally limited, except as regards a few descrip tions, including East Wheal Russell. Upon the whole, the appearance of the market was slightly firmer. The following may be given as some of the current quotations, viz.: North Tavy, 3; Tinaoft, 4to i; Hingston Downs, 6 to # ; Great Wheal Alfred, 61 to ; Great Wheal Vor, 1$ to ; and Virtuous Lady and Wheal Bedford, 23a. ri 7i UT 111 ad UO 111 as 101 100 as 1.1 E. U a as 1,0 no I 9 eo i ut COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW HAMLET (THIS DAT.) The market is steady. Town tallow ls_croolied 68.. ed. nett ash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, ,• Marsh, 64a.; April to June, 63e. 64 .; OM. to Deo., 61s. 9d. Mammy Aviasons.—Town tallow, 65.. 6d.; bt by ditto, 2s. ; yellow Russian, 665. 51d.; melted stall, 38s. ; rough ditto, 22e.; tallow graves, 17e. ; good dregs, 71. HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis reports tads without allocution .—Pelt mallow hay, NIL to 70s. ; 'gator do., 725. to VOL ; ia larior do., bOs. to eos. ; rayon, Ns. to 60s. ; dorsi) 764. to 100 s. ; second cut, 70s. to tbs.; grim, 244. to 28s. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The severe weather at present experienced hes to • con • siderable extent diminished the supplies, and prices are somewhat higher than they were last week. A few straw berries have male their sppearanoe, and realise 3s. per ounce. Of pears, Beard Rance, Baster Benne, and N. Plus Mewls may still be obtained. Kent cobs range from 365. to 40a. Barcelona nuts fetch 20s. per bushel, and Brazils, 16s. per bushel; Spanish hazel nuts for planting, 16e. to 16s. per bushel. Oranges oral} Madame goad and abundant. Amens vegetables are rhubarb and nakale. Winter greens are plead . h aidad ii condsting of cabbage lettuce, Barbs de Captrain. Bata nedive, • and turnip radishes, are making their appesranos. The supply of Cornish broecoli has been checked. Cucumbers are scarcer. Spanish onions may be bad at from Is. to 2s. 6d. per dozen. Best sample, of potatoes ere realising about the same priors sa last week. Cut Sowers shielly consist of orchids, gardenias, heliotropes, poinsettia pulcherrima, geraniums, violets, mignionette, heaths, primulas, amass, cyclamens, tulips, hyacinths, and rasa THE OATHS BILL AND THE DERBY MINISTRY. —Our reactors meat not indulge the hope that with the Palmerston Administration the Oaths Bill has faded away. Lord John Russell acts in this matter without reference to the mistieg government. He intends to ask the Home of Commons to proceed with the Dill on the 16th of the present month. Those of our readers, therefore, who had been pur posing opposition of various kinds to this measure, should persevere without reference to the &sage of ministry. Petitions to the House of Commons should be forwarded immediately ; those for the Home of Lards ins fortnight or three west.—Prew. WILLS.—The will of the Right Hon. George A. :7, Frederkit Percy Smiths, Viscount Strangford L ado. end Baron Penahnrat (England), was proved in the sole executor, the Earl of Stamford and War rington—personalty 7,0001. To the Earl of Stamford be has bequeathed his porphyry jars, pigmented by the King of Sweden to his father, the sixth Earl of Strangford, when ambassador at Sweden; also sped& bequest. are given to the Countess of finunford, lady Harry Vane, and the Countess of Tankerville; to Mrs. Benjamin Disraeli a col lodion of birds, bunerilies, land chrysalis, as ll matte of their attention during his Ulnae.; to?* w * Row. B. Disraeli two Turkish swords—The will of the Rev. Philip Bliss, D.C.L , Prindpal of St. Mary's Hall, Oxford, was proved in London ender 14,0001., by hie widow, the sole ezeoutrix, who takes a life interest in his property ; bequeaths his Geneva Bible (1660) to the library of SC Jo ffi the Baptist College, Oxford; and a moiety of the dividends of the residue to the augmentation of the librarians ewe In Si. John the Baptist College.—The will of William Waltis Friends, Eq., of Colchester, Emu, hes been proved under 18,0001. personalty.—Bleattetaf Loam Nem,. THE WELSH PULElT.—Within leas than a day's journey from the metropolis there is • people whom the pulpit is • power. The alienationof the r:75 dames is •• theme th ere never dimmed. This " v queetim" is to many Welsh pastor, who has never set fiat on Saxon soil, • complete pale. In his country masses" are under the power of the gospel: " " Cepa "Bethiseda," and Ebenem," are always thresged. The most Ignorant ea the alarm of this life at hest feel same uttered in questions pertaining to another. la the busiest day of the week, the smith leaves his alma, the groom his shop, the shoemaker hie last, the farmer its field, to hear the stranger-prnicher, whose name, though he heard it on the Sunday, he may have quite forgotten. Follow them to their respective employment*, listen to their conversation, their shrewd remark, their warm died:ado ,n and deduct, object, detract, philosophise se you may, the impression still chugs that the puilpit is there • power. Oa the still Sabbath morning, station yourself by that "lonely house of God." The chapel-how is the only habitation near; you me no other human residence. Can a courregs ti ni ever be assembled there ? Can the Mice ever he filled f It is about tea. The worshippers "come, and still they oome"—through silent glen, over mountain-top, through pass and defile, along stony lane, or scarce visible foot-path on horse, or on foot, in small groups, or one by one—all pointing their way to that small, grey, low-roofed house, surrounded by that (oh, how quiet I) reading-place for their deed. They all confess to some mysterious power of attrac tion there, It is peat the time ; the place is now ; the dirre-like but soothing sound of praise, in fine harmony with t h e inase a r oma, now amends. Wait awhile; the text is reed; the disown, begins ; ind you soon am that grey-coated shepherd, red-pilaf ted matron, burly farmer, giddy youth and sober age, alike minima, by look and atti tude, that then la power in the Word preached.—rasa for I AILWAY TPAPTIC.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the maid Megrim for the weak ending February 27, amounted to 3119,6101., and for the corresponding week of last year to 401,63 k, showing a decrease of 11,9201. The gross receipts of the eight railways having their manna In the metropolis automated for the weak ending as above to 1641,6611., and for the corresponding veek of last year to 162,462 J., showing a decrease of 7,8111. The ditinase os the Eastern Counties Railway meted to 1,0771 ; at o p Great Northern to 69114 an the Great Western to i on the Louden and Nerth-WaSers to 3,71.41. 4 „ - es the London and Blackwell to 1131. ; as the London, and South Coast to 1,0621. ; the Loathe Wasters b 8611.• tad on the dloath-thetses to Nth SW. 7.Bll&The sneald nod es w ets 96 ra gi the , of MT le 11th0613L, showing it &seem ✓eesipth ell thesellez ha sththe " " s it pm. as now 2.16,11.111 th loth Width deorseet • pared Ida se aplarams weak et leg. I. I-07. a Oll 5 41