The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-02 00:00:00

THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Cape Town journals, dated March 23, have bees received. The most interesting event in the wirier io IL opening of the second parliament with the prosper of dis :neaten and legislatioe on many subjects of importers to the community. In what may be termed hie forage Policy, or his proceciinge ge High Conualesioaer with Utah Kan rare and the indepareot states aad native tribe', Sir Gawp Orcy ale hie males object has bra the safety of the colony and of the Britt* pos. meow geserally In Waal Africa, sad the (bill tat,,,a of the natives u its only ewe beadadaa. Ice to.. salon with the defamation of native tribes, the e4vernor anodes to the vest number of Kaffirs recently argued law the colony. This prewar some curious moor The Kelm were, up to the time of their admleeiou, fiercely stile ea a people to the colony, and paths's n,.ver more ezeitel spinet It than at that moment. Yet same fifty thousand of then have beet diapered midst the scattered population of the Cape, with as little dieturbeace :is would as many 'magmata from say twantry E nro p e . t. I shall be glad, however, (observes the UIFf(Da), if you can dares any means by which the coa tiros' presser of these purple is the colony set be rea ds red more aiwangesee a It sad to themselves, and by which, if It is thought areweary, additional 'sweater for the security ed the rah& ney be obtatued. Although ear cadre border is, at the pees merit, in • state of allell perfect pew*, I ought to warn yew that nothing bat la. crewing sierra can continue to swore these advantages f.r it. Of immigration the governor says : The setter= of European Inteilgrati= which was =O• tinned sci.h equal wisdom and liberality by the late pease ment continues to operation under the regulations Web liched by the Irnzalgration Act. The number of unmigraate hitherto introduced has been 2078,, excludes of those on board the two mule now shortly expected to arrive in this conatry. "It is with pie/e tre I =quaint you that all the In formation in sty poseserion beds to the belief that the immigrant. of both sense have, se mar& character and conduct, given unqualified satiafectica, er promise tu prove a valuable addition to our colonial mulatin. I hare no lees pismire in giving it as my optima that the reasonable expectations of the immigrants tbsueetvet here not been disappointed, and that they have Ise= in this colony a fair field foe the exertion and inward of their Wilma industry. Keay of then. have applied for permits to bring out their relative, and friends to the Cape of Oood Hope. It has beat generally felt that immigrants might have with grist =wastage beta seat oat in larger sambas to both the eastern and western province!. "The attention of the Immigration CommLaioner his beta directed to this subject. He probably felt that some cue wss necessary at the outset, lest he should send out emigrants in pester cumbers than could be provided for in the =key, without delay, and at remunerative prices, lest the entire immigration system might be injured, far if a number of unemployed immigrants had existed to th ... = they would un dou btedly have transmitted to the mother country tidings of their disappointment and dinette= which could not have faded to have infinencel =favourably the raw= of immigration.- Among the wortswhicit are now, it may be said, se gni m begun, aro the first railroad, and the great harbour to Table Bay. It is also proposed to coastroct a dock la the harbour at Simoe's Town, while the works at Port Limbo* and the Bowie are in rapid progress. Numerous nab, bridges, and other public works are in processor la loath diste prospect, sad as ths governor observes The rapidly iscrmang programs which is taking place in the agri culture, trade and C3111010“111 of the country, Imperatively calls for the eseasiaon of gnat reproductive public works for the purposes of irrigation sad otherwise ; and the continued ougmentstios in the revenues of the colony will quite kindly you in authorising the execution of each WJtki with eaten /ire scale." One proposiCon of importance which Sir Gawp Grey has submittal to parlitamat le to form a union or MOS tits between the colony of the Cape and the free, end IIT• hips other, Mates to the north, with a suggestion that British Baran& may be advantageously incorporate! with the okay, whether thus united or not. „, Ms epidemic smallpox Mill lincend in the colosy. We Mr it Is abstml, however, that of the large amber et per smti of all egea, who have tamed their lives in the missy. net one has been @dated by this spiMnic. lisedmiles is load* a ambition of i minutes. The sitipeetat of horses toe the halm moat etlll ter *me. Up to the latest date the askew hed megglisi 6,146• Hont•ttmiei •oe precheed ell ewe the *Am. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIB DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittisia at Kid Priam k ledditarz.—(Bakre Mr. lattka Williams rad • Cosaataa llui.) MCIPIIT O. 11111T01.-ACCIDIXT. The plaintiff was • labouring man, who bad hmen es pl*yed la loading and unloading barges as the Memos, and ths kith of March last b• was swim up out of • imp whh•load of iron on his absekbar. Thei ilaisdant's eo•l wagpos yrs driven against tbs ladder. and the ossangsames was that tbs plaintiff was ibrotra 'pilaw • pits, and was so hart that up to the gamest that la had not his. able to go to work. _ . The defendant admitted on the record that his servant had been nrgligtnt in driving the waggon, end 40,. was paid into court in satisfaction of Ike injury sustained by the plaintiff. Under then riremetencca the only question was whether 4e s. was enough. In the COUTO/ of the ones it was srtangad that thus should be s verdict for the idslatiff bat IW. COURT OF (Wan Mr. Cr Cionlbtira.) ma taunts wei;ieemibeGe; q ed share Weer of the Aurl lacbeale. The was lb elS i s s e r Agee of waiisere. • re stateliest el eload by blesere. Hem at owe 2, eCSI. diet° credos, et saurbia meat. Ike bankroll bad mug to the alawl,d6 lie ems petition; sad it at brat efieneed deebttel le his bierst ',tether the moats would manse lb* 1504. replied tri w bear raw. to loch ca cao Ca; tll7.;e4Tilittti - 14'1h* !Le mod that shoot INV, would be voila* the are wee %Howl to proceed. TM choice of We% bontewg, adi .urnad owing to the asa-•teradises creases. THE POLICE COURTS. (TIM DAT.) 11,411110N-HOUSIL Lianthh a &waft druid addlaraltal wee t.barged with \Wag wheat, bream •peak hap co Cornhilh apes the ovillsoid polto-otoolshie d. mike deposed that sheet a quarter pet twelve lost Waft be bleed the me& of glue is frost ef the Glebe Insane= Ogee. slut on tartan round he hood the 4aq • it.. atasehe.l, sad the prteoser is the sit al picking nplla Mkt from the retest Ike Prehmeate as the roue& Ups salting bias Irby ha bad done it, be sold he really altWe know, ha bad at motive at ; sod spa being tikes to the etatiqa-boase, roads a render 10111ONSML The We Mayer—Wee be dreg? Wilaseo—Ha wean& is be jut peas ova N my hid. Loot INetioe—What woe lio voles et the hap # Wheeoe—The leer whisk he keit yes hankie. laid — MswisZll7ll;isisi — liwi - ros* soy ? Prfssmr Cwalsliksi Ids Isse—Wiii, my d+, l roar ants k... asyshisw is* IL I 1•10 Wry 6 ‘ 111 4 SM. bid bed Mai is est i aw,ssidlises bassi what I v air. Lad Ilsww—Walk re met psw As tar Wag drab, as 2s. far dr Ems.. sr is ts pleas Ow WI asp. The pdassar, id* bid as .i.. 7 wish ll* was tb.s lass Oslaw. MIDALLT ITS POLICY. al % Dm. Oillirt, • Wag busk ant sonsitngtbs pone. MG Ins Mob list Wilt OS lbo warm to Bisbow yonotion drank sad muldi tastbso nos, by as icor, via portsd tin ossibanos. awl NM tbs. to go limo, bat no rinser, bond of fake so kit bin to IW, and upon lis doetioing, WM and :tk i lit onotol tier. No w Anil 100, GM is Wash 4 plume imileawd le M Implinisil for 14 don. MARLBOBOUGH-STRIZT. • 1110$11 , 111rD PTASPED DT HIS WPC Nary Anis Naar, of 32,[Terminer, wee charged be tray Mr. Bingham with irt-mptirg to murder her husband, reedese, by stebbiag hies wilh a kith. Frederieit Byras, of 32, Blivse-Weer, mid be lodged fa the same beam ea das prissmor and her husband, they occupy ing a roam shore hie. About • quarter past one on Beadily womb( be was about opining the street dear when the hothead raw up, apparently having been driokinr, end he lot him te. They peer sided upstairs togethrr, and kw (whams) went into his room, wishing the hotbed raid iii*Lt, mid the husband proceeded upstairs. Bs (witness) had serrerly beta In his room two :Monter, whoa he baud angry wed. proceeding from avarbriad and a Wrangle, and afterwards as opening his door heard cries of Pii3es, help," and I'm II stabbed." Witness took • light sad went upstairs, sad there saws dreatful sight, the msa standing in a ateopirg postale, with his hasidapresee 1 to his head, and blood pouring from his for.. The framer was standing does by him at the time, but new moire see moved. Toe husband mid, For God's mks, Mr. Byrne, take me to the hospital ; I'm bleeding to death. Bhe has stabbed me with • hada." Wears did see as scything is the THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 2, 1859. pdarr's head ei tha LIM. WHIMS called " Police," sod • isriabie hurddately s and es proceeding up links whams found, row where he bed ilme uses the mos, a Wit cia the Sem 'petted with blood. The husbaed era takes to the hospital and the prisoner to the station. The primmer then rid " Mr. Byres, you have stated the truth, but to-merrow will show how I've boos ill-used." elm seemed quits sober. On the bed there was a large pool of blood. Inspector Webb handed in a certificate from the Charlog-erase Hospital, signal "Edward Canton, stating the to the ►aebead had nerived. Rough, 173 C, mid, en the way to the station the primmer said she was miry she had eat dose for him at come. Mr. Bingham asked if as wished to Bay anything. ' The prisoaer said her husband came home much the worse for drink. d, (penal took place, end one word brought up another. Them was a struggle. and eonsehow or siser It occrrred. She led the knife in her hand, and he tried to wrench It out, but she did not know he was hart. Remanded. SHARE LISTS-ISIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The railway share market to-day wears a rather more settled appearance, bat there is no reco very in prices. Midland and London and North Western stocks have fallen nearly 2 per cent., and Lancashire and Yorkshire 1 per cent. The other leading descriptions are quoted mach the same u on Saturday afternoon. London and North Western stock is now quoted 84 to 80; Great Western, 60 to 62; Midland, 93 to 96; Lan- Guilin and Yorkshire, 84 to 80; Caledonian, 351 to 361 per share ; South Eastern, 181 to t per share; and Eastern Counties, 62 to 63. Lombardo-Yenetian Railway shares are slightly firmer, the Old being quoted 21 to 21 die., and the New, 31 to 21 dia. East India Railway and Grand Trunk of Canada stocks are in demand, with a ten dency to improvement. Pernambuoo shares are also rather firmer, being last marked 31 die. r. ea. is. I °simian" 1 ni. 1 01. Kim. 1 Ni" trillas .:l' V I n ' 1 4 IS I i ,Ing. Amnon N IN N i ... Ir . ...... 11•1 .............: i iii la no si II mil- ill Sit II ad 1 Pedia,... -- • I all r em .tor.asuallin .. ii r .D0E:........'i r.., r . ......ritaci: ~.. , -.. 1. LT:61:1 It -: T. 7 d; ' 6 I,lol.DiginaTai.. I 1. _1 In 1 ire % .. 1 =6:: 411 . VIT IftdrasmissAavio i 10/ I. i IlawriAlli i: 2 it 4 7 . I U 4 I. . a/Pr= .. _ LEN al ImielNa. .. 1 , II or _.—. t 1 i Ds.. low Nem lal pie InAlaildii.)A ... .... lk" im. do. 0 li. .• .. SalimiNlis 1 N II .tranillein 7j , 17 10 1 '.an". 2 i, k r A 7 :: :: da x el awl ila u t it • I -6 ir . Alas ill ] I 161 Or. 1 ... r Ekt-d.-- s u at NTELLIGENG% ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. DECLARATION OF POLLS.-THIS DAY. FINSBURY. The result of the poll woe officially declared this sentlag by lb. W. B. James, the retuning officer, from the budgie sneer! un Tho two ;ttocirettl eastiliites melted in a quiet and unostentatious Inallaer but Mt. Cos, the late member and defeated candidate, won the edmiraden and 'planes of the resembled crowd by driving up to dashing style in an open chariot drawn by (oar greys, sad followed by a long string of hired broughams and hack carriages, containing his committee and mace ardent ilaPPorlurc At twelve o'clock Mr. W. B. James =wowed the vault of des poll se follows Daseambe Pdo Cox AM ha, therefore, deckled 'howl Slisgsby Daemons, Meq., sad Sir Samuel Maim Pets, Bert., wen duly eiscted to ',present Finsbury in these, prellassent. Mr. DUNCOKBE ezmumndl ids pride at being retuned for the eighth time ea the sopmeneative of Finnan, and »- toren too by the bark amber of votes that lied bees or well be polled by say eandidele in the Unita Kingdom. (Chows.) Fiwsnd•tweety years ego Sir S. Id. Pout voted foe Ida as an elector for Finsbury. That was a long time to leek byword to, bet short to look beck spas, and It appeared antra to Ma bemuse he had always been supported by his conettlemsto at most trying protoda. (Cheer) This dissoltake had taken place to seabk the country to pro nounce for or against Lord Darby's gnu noseet, and be for in was now oonvinoed that the remit would be the imme diate and ignominious Manned of his ►ordship's adosinistra (Chaore.) The first question parliament would have I to determine was the independence of Italy. Austria had deed the Una shot, end although ohs hod the ands*, b anion that else made war to support &worm indemerkeics, he was satisfied both the country and its ma ilmen would mamma in favour of Sardinia, who was fining, not for despotism, but for DMus unity end Italian freedom. (Cheers.) Again pledgieg himself to Mime deariketly to the canes of reform, which wea founded in right end junket, he took his leave of the electors, thanking them ere men for hie Teton. (Cheers.) Bir 8. M. Piro ales tumoral his acknowledgment of the honour which the electors had contend upon him. He Nimbi go to Use Hoar of Commas wader a deep sense of tharapossibility be bad undertaken ; bat he hoped his con duit would be mask as to entitle him to be re-elected at the next contest, sad be assured the electors that he would do his utmost to sale Ikea confidence. (Cheer.) He should support the praise* d son-Interreation abroad, and reform and trrenehmeat at base. (Cheers ) Mr. Col appeared before the electors a debated but not • dishonoured candidate. Any man who could poll 4,666 votes need not be ashamed or his defeat. (Cheers J If ebe 80,000 workmen in the borough had barn eetftled to vote, es wee their right, he was convinout he should hare been et the top Wisedof the bottom of the poll. (Oh, Ohl) Me tlefssi he attributed to mewl influenes and InUmidatioa, sad he ITU therefore the mom gratefal to the electors who had voted for him. (Cheers.) A vote of thanks to the retarding °Sow deed the w arding a. SOUTHWARK. This day at one o'clock the official deolaration of the poll was made at the Malaga la frost of the Tevra-hall. lir. D. Purronart, the 14411 baelif announced that the final state of the poll emus—for Enka 4446 Lochs PAM 2730 end he than staled that the two first named gentlemen were duly elected. Sir C. NAME them came forward, and, in addressing tbe emmablage, abashed the electors f a the support they had glees him. He then Mewl that Mr. Pellatt's party had trued false ratans. He (Sir Charles) then made allusion to the war which was about to rigs on the Conquest. He would not my the ministry had betrayrd the people, but they had lad the country Into the present unsettled state. (Cheers.) He before bad said he did not rely on the treaty between England and France, and he now wan would repeat that he onaldered from chat quarter there am danger, and that there never was so great a danger before as that which now threaleasd them. He therefore should never rest satin U , lied until the dances of the usury were In a strrager:state. m The gulleat admiral then, in a very leagnated speech, re- Sewed te the alterations which were about to be made re- a marling the bonen money of seamen and the improvements he cossiclered wen w►sting, and concluded by one more thanking them for having aga:n returned him as their re presentative. ik Mr. Lacer having spokes, a vete of thanks was accorded r e to Mr. Pritchard, the high bailiff, and atter giving several m nand, a/chain the vast amsoblege dispersal. Ths malt of the poll was this morning officially thalusal la boo w kiss: Salm= AsairsSia 3620 Clowirsa Kemal IOU The miteneistg calm emeedingly desitesd Me. lidemeete and Mm Angreken to be ditty elated, WI them esedlemsn• as weill r eir J. Maxwell, having mistreat& the elseleen, preeseligs terminated with • Tom of thanks to the reeneedni 'Mem Kr. Chambers wee not present. NOMINATIONB.-(THIS DAY.) 111ACT110 razaoma.) ass►: Mawsw.—Probys, Williams, and Knox, Poll demob/ DAI .) LoaDowzsaare--Purrarsa. Win Bvaaas.—Brisew sal Drummond. NarramerroNsinas (Boors.)--1Cnightley sad Coat."lot. LIICIIITZISEIRE (Borne.)—Pack sad Carson. BourerNorriaanansmaz.--IN•warksad Barrow. Docm—Dspre, Disraeli, sad Cavendish. PoirsaLugaroa.—Dsmer. POLLINO-(THIS DAY,) (IT ricrac TELBOWII4 HARWICH, 101. Jarvis . . . 14$ 1411 - ..... DISHONEST PACKIWO OP WOOL AT m CAP/A— We hare just sow at Illseas. sad Mews storm in this city, a baled wool, eltrrosArily with • Is er of wool aa , a layer of at, so each of the later bapdW being adiod that out gate Ws of wool llUba, el seal =I duet was shakes. We hops for the credit of the sekay, sad for the protectlos of tlto honoursble grower, that the pin► testers of Ws fraud will be followed up, mulcted la • laically, and igeoonniously exposed. We have ohm herd of • 506. weigh*, or • stone weighing a freed= • too, beast kiwi In wool bero. when tumid out by the splatters, bat dun have genersl'y boas saints:Atonal, as weights say seed is keeping doers the wool in tramping' or pacldsg the bale, sad often are negiretad by the packer to be re moved, bat the presentinstance is vile at.etapt to frond.— a rewrsol, Mierch 12. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two 0'0•001E, The funds to-day have again shown a tendency to improvement. Minded by a number of bona fide purchases, an advance of about 11 per cent. was temporarily attained. A rather de cided reaction has since taken pleas, but Consols are still quoted 1 to : per cent. better than they closed on Saturday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange an unsettled feeling continues to prevail. Prices are irregular, and present no improvement. Consols were first marked 89/ for the sth of May, and have since been deal in as high as 91 for money. The present quotation is 891 to 90 both for money and the sth of May. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 220 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 881 to 89 ; the New Three per Cents., at 881 to 891; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 911; the scrip of the New Indian Lou, at' 90t0904; India Bonds, at 10a. to 20e. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, it 18s. to 251. prem. One hour before the official opening of the Paris Bourse this day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental were dealt in at 61.10 for the account, showing a fresh fall of 1 per cent. compared with the last price of Saturday. The telegram remarks that there is " little doing." The foreign stock market remains very dull, there being little demand. Turkish stocks are quoted about 1 per cent. worse than on Saturday, the Old Six per Cents. being called 62 to 67, and the New 62 to 67. In all Game wide prices are still quoted, the market remaining unsettled. Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., however, are firmer, being marked 90. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-e-Half per Cents., 1856, 91; Mexican Three per Cents., 161, 17; ditto, for account, 171, 17, 173; Russian Four- a nd-a-Half par Cents., 90; Sardinian Five per Cents., 663; ditto, for amount, 69; Spanish Three per Crete., for aooount, $9; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 641, 63; ditto for account (May 17), 66, 63; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 55. The Atrato has arrived from the West Indio with 105,0001. in specie ; the Ileatherbell, from Mel bourne, with 84,4001. ; and the New York, from New York, with 16,0001. The Avon has also reached Lisbon, from Brazil, with 68,0001. Two more failures were announced in the Stock Exchange on Saturday It is satisfactory to remark, however, that many of the firma which failed last week, through absolute in ability either to close their accounts or to realise securities, are expected to pay in full. Even in the lees favourable instances the dividends will probably be large. This week one of the large speculative Mimes which fell first will, it is stated, be in a posi tion to pay 30,0001., with a prospect of ultimately distributing Itie. in the pound. Private letters from Paris express an anticipation that the new French loan of twenty millions sterling will be offered in a 3 per cent. stock, at 61, being about 4 per cent. below the lowest price fixed in the loans for the Randall war. At the touch of war the bubble of Austrian finance bar burst. The Vienna official journal publishes a series sidemen, dictated by the desperate penury of the exchequer. A loan of two hundred millions of florins (at the present rate of exchange about 16,000,0001. sterling) 11 ordered ; but, "as the con tract is for the present impossible," the National Bank will advance two-thirds of the nominal value of the loan in new notes—until such time as the re maining third shall be needed. As a necessary result of this remarkably simple arrangement, by which the Austrian national debt will be increased as rapidly as the printing-machine can work, another decree formally releases the National Bank " for the present" from the obligation to pay their notes in specie. Thus, only a few month. after the semen ful termination of Baron Bruck's enlightened efforts for a resumption of specie payments, the entire fabric, the work of many years, is dashed rudely to the pound. No other result was possible, in the event of war. But, though the Austrian Govern. meat will doubtless force its wretchedly depreciated paper down the throats of its luckless home credi tors, in payment for munitions of war, &c., &c., it knows better than to take it back in payment of taxes. By another decree, duties are to be paid in silver. Finally, an income tax is apparently to be deducted from the dividends claimable by fund. holders. The period is probably by no means di* , tent when the precious metals will almost disappear, and when the government paper will not be forced into circulation by any means, even at the point of the sword. The government will even then, how ever, have another device to fall back upon. A national " voluntary " loan—or, in other words, • general and forced war contribution—will probably be resorted to. Such are the successive stages in Austrian bankruptcy. The panic in Austrian securities continues. At Vienna on Friday the fall amounted to n to 31 per cent., and at Amsterdam to 21 per cent. The total failure of the Austrian loan of 6,000,0001., the launching of which at the price of 80 was attempted in February last, is ,now, more than ever, matter for congratulation. The demand for money at the Bank on Saturday was active, but not pruning. in Lombard-street first class short bills are talon at 3i per cent., but for longer terms higher rates are required. About 42,0001. in gold was on Saturday withdrawn from the Bank for exportation to the Continent, making a total of about 80,0001. since the date of the return just published. The shipments of silver for Calcutta and China by the steamer Indus, on the 4th will be under 300,0001, nearly all on government account. The demand for silver for the Continent cont i nuee. last week The imports of the prcious metals were to a fair extent, comprising a total of about 413,0001., including 361,4001. by the Persia, Kan gkaroo, and Alps, from New York, and 61,400 1 . by ts Austral, from Geelong. The whole of the gold by the American vessels has been sent away, in addition to the sums taken from the Bank. From St. Petersburg the exchange on London *ernes quoted 340. At the meeting of the Northern of France Mal awi a vi T d e CA' n d u a Por n th e held year a l tB 3 P Bari swa so nn i t e h d e a 2 t B 6 th l fArapriltics, per share. As 23 trance have already been paid on The &rinds Railway Company paid on Saturday to a go:: fr t i , a t e:: 14 1 0 38 f .7 :n 4 n:s ee r: share will be par the credit of the Secretary of State for India in Council 65,4001, on aooount of capital of the Scinde Railway from Kurreohee to Kotree. We understand that about one-half of this sum consists of the proem da of the final mil of 5/. due yesterday upon the &rinde old share., whilst the other half is paid in anticipa tion of calla by holders of Scinde new shares. The sum of 44,2801. has just been paid bite the Indian Treasury to the credit of the Madras Irri gation Company, making, with the other payments of a like nature effected since the 27th February last, the sum of 227,4 011 . already paid in advance of calls, and, with the 47,0001. deposits reel ived in England, a total of 274,4011. received by the Secretary of State for India in Council from this company on account of its capital. An extraordinary general meeting of the West end of London and Crystal Palace Railway Com pany is called for the 16th'of May, to sanction the sale or lease of the company's main line and Nor wood branch to the Brighton Railway Company. 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MALrow.—Willie Wright, Hegira, Torn King, 13enbew, Star of the East, and Sam Spode, are expected to leave bare fee Chester. 14114" The Italian Opera at Paris closed on Saturday evening, after an extremely brilliant mason. For some weeks past it has bees mummy to sooty° boss. and places in demos fee every repreesatation. M. Tamberlik has been rerengaged by M. Calaado for ant you at the termina- I 11l la Um of the season in fit. Petersburg. Ni 0 111 II I The St. Petersburg papas of the 17th ult. oon tain accounts of the funeral &seen paid on the interment of bidine. Bodo. The church was mowded to excess, the alitalance (=Prising inalmages of the highest distinctioa ; foreign ambassadors, ministate, and the nobility pressing forward to Jots in the lest ustimonies of respect to one so generally esteemed. The Natal Mercury, received with the Caps mail to-day, says:—" The long-pending attics of the Rev. W. H. 0. Lloyd, M.A.. Coloedsl Chaplain, spinet the Lord Bishop of this diocese, is expected to be tailed at the cumulus motion of the Suprema Court next month." The Grahamstown Journal, of March 12, says : t. Among the passengers to Engiand by this mall creamer to the Lord Bishop of Grahamstown, who proceeds home for the wpm* of making an appal for aid in carrying out the wad= work of his diocese." a a sa 111 14 11. — Montamelli, formerly a of Tuscany, has left Paris to loin the Taxan volunteers at Acgui. By a singular coincidence, the very day he took his departure the fret ropreaentstion of his translation of Poludo from the French took place, with Madame Itiatori in the chief part. The Semaphore of Marseilles mays, " The embark • meat of the Zotiaves at this port gave rise to a rather cartons incident. At the moment th• battalion was Eliog off to go on board, the colonel rimmed towerbs a very young Foram, end taking him by the arm, informed him that he must go ao farther. The colonel had recognised in this person • yams woman, who, disguised in uniform, hoped to accompany her Bomar even to the field of battle. Ths colonel thought proper to oppose this act of self•devotedneer." Tan Fitztoirr blAannr.—Then ham been con siderable excitement in the Uverseet freight market. Rates to Malta have gum up to 20e. for coals from Liverpool, end about 271). 6d. has been paid from Cardiff. To Gibraltar the rates have also advanced from les. to Ida 6d. and even Ms. is asked. From Cardiff to Gibraltar 20s. Is demanded. This Mama on coal freights to the Mediterranean has prima In consequenoe of the &- mead for cosi-ships on government and steam companies' account. It ie expected there will be a further advance, and thin is masted by the foot of the great rise in the cola market compelling merchants to charter mewls to go to Frazee to biting dour and wheat, importers that the Emperor of the Preach will shortly e = exports of grain. Small mesas make good earnings jut now, as they have high freights to the oast of France with coal oa manta of the Preach government, who, It ere laying in exneetingly large stocks at Breit other ports. Steamers are in demand at high rates, to carry coal to Franco end to velum with grain-30s. outwards has bees paid. The British govanhent seem to be taking moat salve measures for supplying our luditerransea hareem with troops end Mons The Canard steamer Baia has been taken up to cony soldiers from Portsmouth, and other ves sel. are spawn of. Underwriters en salting increased ram, sad the war risk is thmanded for sons trades. 'IIINCALCt/TTA DIAILL-41013THAX9TON, BIINDAT, —The Cuba saved yesterday with the heavy portion of the Casa mak She left Alexandria April 18th . Malta 22nd, and Gibraltar 26th. She brought home 112 pas agars, amongst whom wan Lord Bingham and Valor Lana. Her cargo includes 1842 bales of silk. On the 28th alt. the Ceylon passed the Nancy O'Redly Valencia, Canterbury, Maggie, and Alms. On the 23rd at . pared the Ripon. Tbe Para arrived out at Gibraltar in 4 days 15 hour.. Her Meaty's ship Argue wee at Alexandria. The Marl borough, Centurion, Conqueror, Tartarus, and &Lig= line alLbattle ship Csarswitob were et Malta, sad the Victor EAURADIIIII sad Vulture were at Gibraltar. The Orion loft the latter port ma the 26th ult. Captala Ewes, the com made, tithe Ceylon, reasived • highly complimentary letter at Alrgandria. Apia by all the outward-bound tarragon. "SIIIPWRICKF.D Szatiatt."—ln a speech at the Liverpool Amphitheatre a few evens np siece ht lt a r ‘ /Lo ak e %fall ; M.P., told th e following story: Whem In vary short time ego, four thaw came to the door—at List fear parties who represented thinedive en seamen—sad saki they were In a port sated Menu; having been ship wretlA off Hull. I wait to seek to them, es my sympa thies are, end I hope they always will be, with sauna. (" How" and applause.) I sad, ea soca se I saw them—l saw that ens wee a seaman; bat, en we thy in LanceeMm, I saw with half en eye the ether three were "ha fellows, well met," picked up as the road. I said, "I am very lorry to bear of your accident; whet vowel war yea wrecked in f" they said the Elisabeth. I told the thaw to stead where be was • I told the firth of the other three sea to go tea or fifteen was; to the right; the theca to retire las at Skeen yards to the left; end the third min to stand off la the hat. Well, they oouldnot tall what I wee after, sad I went quietly up to the and I said, " I ant very gay to hew of the Elizabeth being lost; what was the cap tain's same Jones," wee the mly. I went to the next, told him I eithaingly; regread lie nattiest,and asked the name of the mai, of the Elisabeth. "Captain Brown, dr." I went to another, sad I laid, "My good friend, I am exceedingly distressed on your scrota ; what was the name of the captain? "Gallia liteith. (Cheers sad laughter.) I said, "Co., ha, man. Yes are • pretty set of fellows here to go and eth fa the ship Eliza beth, sad yea have three catalpa. Yea might well be leer, and deserved tt toe."—(Laughter and great cheering.)—Mr. Balla at the Amphitheatre. Decent BarrLaa.—And what happened? I protest, ohildree, I don't know. But this is certain ; if year mother had been a woman of the but spirit, or had known bow to scold for live minutes during as many consecrative days of her early married life, there would have been no more humble, heneecked wretch in Christendom than your father. When Person Birth, cones to dieser, don't yon see how at a Owes twee his little wife, he pate Lis glue down sad says, "No, thank you, Mr. Crwobs," when old Gem brings blot whist Shies were a red ant Ware he took to bleak, sad wend q Brielwhill with a theussad ballets einee his ion hareem he saw our Busher-hill id 66.1 AM the erwieter of the 43rd sow dense( fees • gloss at old port wise! Its his wife has subdued his The we as naoster RP, sad did they . blow their 16111% str e ngth, were hivincible.—The rirpwrimee, No. 19. THIt NRW CAT. PARLIANENT.—In the legiala tlve council, of fifteen members altogether, eight are new members; of whom, however, hue have prerlowly served In the Roues of Amiably. Of the whole number of • " bocotitohles." eight are merchants, eart an am' ioneer, five - are eirloultoriata, sad one a rethed civil wean.. In the House of Assembey, of 46 mesas, 12 hive sot been in parliament before. As the membership at the Muss stands now, it collate of 20 mereheate, trek's, or past agents 14 apictilteris.s; 4 newspaper proprietors • 4 ethers; 2 barristers • 2 physkdami; owl 4 retired t4;11 aervasis or private gentlemen. CRYSTAL P41.14C14 -- HALT - CROWN DAT..- SATURDAY, APRIL so.—Attmudona on passisst, 1,127; ditto by MONO tickets, 2,686. Totakvisiton, 3,712. tlr 4 4 1 11 M f it T E I u E E Id 41 II I die ..... ..., ,••• Oa . .1. 0016011 AL 1011111 The directors of the Canted Oade Railway Com pany, in convening a meeting tithe shareholders for the 9th of May, to confirm ars proposed amalgams tion with the Code Railway Company, announce " that the Council of India have authorised measures being adopted for meting the preliminary surveys for the construction of railways m the province of Oade, and for despatching to India the requisite engineering staff for that purpose." Suboined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weeklym on t ' O s f e)mc3. Thefytherail arno way r calls l ilinnaii. falling due is the Juseast pir *ma Dom may. to. Dm 11na4 latenber Date. old. OWL of &ma Amu* Ilakiased Gas Teaaeaaa a ea 0 vs o L 15, 11 Bombay, Rama. .3.a. • 10 I 0 0 13. Gamer General Ter ralna•lo ..... .... 1 16 10 0 (head Tam of Canada Unknown. tin. per Gent Wracnd Prefeeaan Oapltai Gera 10 0 0 Unknown. Nora Was and Onaleln £ll6, 1 16 0 0 8,660 31,760 Mike Gael 1 15 0 11,C00 13,760 Vela of KWh, •ot 1666. 13 1 0 0 3.013 0. 100 Tickets *Atka and M ica Balbras ...... 3 68 36 0 =CO 46.010 Total Total W 10,11,424 in =Mk of 18X £.417.40 th.rrener Erasure. Consols, which closed yesterday at 89 to I for money and the 6th of May, opened this morning at the same quotation, rose to 901 " buyers," and closed at 89/ to 1. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 89, 891, 89, 901 ; ditto, for account (6th May) 891, 89, 891, 904; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88, 881, 891; New Three per Cents., 884, 881, 88, 881, 89 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 17 11-18; Batik Stock, 219, 216 ; India Stack, 216; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued in 1868, 891, 914 ; ditto, new Loan Scrip, 891, 90, 881. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 76. Little business we. done in the Foreign Stock Market, which remain' in a very unsettled condition. The only quotations rendered were extremely wide. Bank of Egypt and Ottoman Bank shares today were inquired for, at as improvement. Other bank stares were rather flat, with little business. Bank of Australmia were weaker, London Discount, Me diterranean Extension Telegraph, and Netherlands Land Preference shares were more offered, and hea Canada Government bonds were heavy, but Nova Bootie were more inquired for. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cuxrc. The mining market to-day is quiet. In ROM instances sellers predominate, leading to a deoline. The principal transactions have been in shares in East Wheal Russell, which are officially marked in the Stock Exchange, 8 and 81, Wheal Margaret, Providence Mines, Wheal Uny, West Solon, and Wheal Mary Ann . Linares Mining shares have been dealt in at 91, and Bon Accord Coppsr at i die. Most classes of foreign and colonial mining shares are very dull. AI II IMON112( of adrenaline la to Alfred Ooesols, Mid ea Yr Ms hut, the waxen avowed a balms *aka the mine of 1070 la H. • one el IL IL pm glare we mew ea the seretlas of sturebolders la Moil a& ..141 - 411i1= di., a Mimeo uz favour of the mime et 457 L laid. LI Ihe=filitEsellea YU on the Nth iart. the agegasie ties alias ef SOL 311 4:‘" %tmeL e L _ _____anatperniffner "wit attar Al Wait . rrevignmre meellag, Uhl oa the Inst.. the Ls mai mews a Mises spina Itnestne of 5601. 10n 4d. • call at Ws. per shoe we made. Ala pineal =reign el amain= la Cemborae VMS eat be ttir! limo Illnee. Yid as the glib Ina. teems aplan the rideasiegen or aorr .. y&-.... ..... IN mil eselegaratea at Ile agemP lard of the ialeir, pietas oat that at the due eg gator ircellizr i t in To. In tin ilm.laciadimiligiarismieler matiellak by 61. per inn see. egatialint preareeela the retsina Sta g e 4lgeved, render each meeedise ell lees leaTY. the month of April the indermeattoaed dividends bare bees deeileed Whoa hunt • r ...„ lace Do irld TIIIIMIU Shim% 1.500 Greet dough T 1.509 0 Vaned Ulm riegitinC LP* 0 Pother* OOlO : Wheal ling OIL iihrei • RI 0 el l , 000 0 tam . 10 ... 1 10 TolaL, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 111 10 • MARS-LANE.-(THUI DAY.) The attendance of the trade was large, the tone ex cited; prices of all articles of the trade higher. The supply of home grown grain we. moderate. The imports of foreign grain into London this week were reported Wm morn ing as fair of •heat end of barley, and large of oat.. Wunar.-Under a continuance of the warlike enotte runt holders of English wheat demanded a fresh advance of le. to 2.. upon lost Friday's rat's-making the rile duos last Monday lot. to 121. per qr. Foreign wee ales again le. to 2s. per qr. dearer. Fine sorts contlnue amuse. English white, 6*.. to 83s. ; red. 605. to 68.. !restock, Deatalo and Konigsberg, 50e. to 635. per 4941 b.; 625. to 605.: other Baltic ports, 60.. to 60a. FLOUR IN to 2s. dearer than tut Friday, ray 6a. to Ts. per sack over last Monday. Town, 45a. to 60a.; Norfolk, 40a. to 425. per 2801 b.; Trends, 385. to 42a. per MOM ; Amer., LLB., - per barrel. Bautur le. to h. ppeer qr. dearer than lest Friday, say 31a. over last Monday. Begliah, 32.5.:t0 48.. per quarter; Baldry 28e. to 38s. ; other sorts, 265. to 30s. per qr. Oare.-Is. to 2P. per qr. dearer the last Friday, say 3s. to U. over hat Monday. British. 24e. to 32a. per qr.; Rus sian, 235. to 28.. par qr. ; other Battle ports, 24e. to 23e. per r. Biram.Enlish and Egypthus le. to 2e. dearer then last Friday. English nck, 36e. to 405.; harrow, 42.. to 44e. per qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60e. per qr. Pau 1.. dearer than lest Friday. English toilers, 48..; hog and guy, 384. to 42a.; foreign white, 49e. FLOAT/NO CA itoors.--Since last Frid..y only two grain-laden vends ware reported arrived at p,rte of call, I rye, and 1 linseed. Of those previously arrived, about 4 car goes remota ogared on sale, viz .-2 wh at, 1 maize, and 1 barley. No sale wan reported to-day up to going to press. MINCING-LANR.—(THIS DAY.) The following public sales are 'deadhead foe to-morrow Broaa.-100 labels. West Indies, 1,800 bags Mauritius. sad 3,600 bags Bengal. Coffee, 1,200 bags native Ceylon. Rios, 16,000 tap But India. Pepper, 2,000 bar. The transactions in the privets contract mute's elites Friday have been very limited in the article* not &minted with war and no transactions of importance reported in sugar, coffee, or tea; but Rica bee kern in lams demand, say 30,000 begs sold al a Anther slight stream Ron.—Government has taken twice the quantity adver tised for, say 120,000 gallons, and holders arc asking higher prima to-day. SALTPITILI has told at full prices. Haar.—Poltrabarg quoted 361, which is a further under I advance. TALLOW NAREET.—(TIDS DAT.) The market ie steady. Prices ue quoted se follows —Toms 66e. 6d., nit evh ; Petersburg Y.C. onths nett, 68e. md Jam. 67e. 6d, ; July to September, 58 e. , (Weber Decambsr, 6d. PARTICULAR/ 0? TALLOW. Moak co bawd lOU am arb.. 10,1A4 WI wok 1 CI Dina tram LW Joao Arrival lart week. .......... DOD tam lat June AM T.C. per cwt. *bag Blue Town mat ........ 11,044 1,16? acre 610 116,109 14.. 04. 11. 11. 11.171 1,159 93,f31 __3l7 traia l"An4s ll:7l7lV a :rma .aklll olher i ti. a."Bll-11 : 001 . 11111 taska liglimggin".1.11 93.336 I. 15,- 00. 91. Oil. 1 waft METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) not so brbk. The weather te, however, favourable, end prices fili pr s ioca Wabsoeb:ka am tutlitTtite the alac 3c e : u e sa , si: rath oupwlM er eloa liet :dtahbemY t e !r lad . e; T ;aaa reel t i l.l is i:lls7w e crebe lli ra tol of4i.em.hlbsid: sad calm. From Gerreaay and 11rdlaad there are 130 beasts, 1,260 sheep, end 69 calves; Scotland, 320 tosses; Norfolk sal Saff&l, 3,000; Ireland, 160; and 120 from the Heathers and Midland Counties. M er it nw inalArele 6 6 I 1.66__, ,:_•• - 0 . 6 14 6 C3 6 26.61■4 0.1..n0 rag 5 : .146:11:61:44.."1.16681bLb00te73ingi D0. do. tsars l 4 :1 8 .1.p 91. rim 600. -------- BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(I HIS DAY.I 18 7 , .4 Y e asts .vit r I .T O s .. ii ti.,,'t'r::::lBl7.ll73:hcs.le:hdfo°l:ll3.l2.osn'is,,Priceithl2o2,rog .56Pirtzigilthati:40,61"Id:WIRI*82,1111:Bal:01.4, aa6oll..blatt: IViills COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Sad Stewart', 19*.-9 skips at socket i .$ r •