The Express. — London, England, 1855-05-29 00:00:00

• lart Lt • 8,4"4. 4 ' " ..- , O el. ./ • aI 8 1 :.' e: , e' •-i a. a a ~/L< < its.- A re :a —ate No. 2,737.) - - THE ASYLUM LIFE ASSUHANCh OFFICk, 7:„ Cothhi.l. La/U{1..0. ratataStod hl4. Cs .tra - JOIIN CLAttitONT WHITGVAi . Lg. Nikita.. Healthy and , taisemal Ut.., at Hears said abroad. Sat ostl, tdintary. aid cral Vmployesent.. nip m g, otlts• se purely Proprktary prissltias, lowish* them WO OD forlorn blp awes Polley-bottlers. Ter plotputiato a. Miami Papa.a, we.. apple to MANLEY 110P1Ilatt, Snidest Weston GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—ASCOT xled4.-0a TIASUAY and Tilt:W-114Y. Jae 8 sad 7, areciAL I ReINS wld run between Paahliaran and Veliaine. atanawai at moderato and hard farm a wallas a large number et woo " at mei &variation, we pa .vkleil toe nett plimenifers WINO IM Stannic Station and the rare vita- e In a 4,1.1 an to the blabs wawa at Puddlairtan ticket• n.ae to procured en and altar Joao I. at O. Company's eltlees, S , King...weft, etwapaide; t nd; 331. teller .iiirtet; ha, 13.1dgetivad, Lambeth: :3, its. Isom at J. eneynwitraet); rat, Ihibonl; Peacock, e l 7 and in blewfs. 'faasissit's , lirdwpartieuraer. prtioulars ol the train% his, are given In handbills, which mg it 'Wined at the railway wham aad at the abate aasatd *arc EHN R. GOUGH will deliver as ORATION la ea TM' 6.41) Vr. May SI. lareeeepen emu taloa at Ittstit e'elock.—Tietets to the Royal Oelleviea. ; tall; float Ka as/ pletbaree. 1.. each beet sate, ad. each ; to be L/ et 331. Pnaed, ere at the dace of the Bail. UNITED ILDICIDONI ALLIANCE (lormed June loaf) be the 'VITAL and DINED( AT,. U.:DILATIVE SUITER*4OOI MO TltAlklu In 211 INTOXICATINU USV •• WEL 'COLIC M 111171140 of the rienthere and Mend..? the Alliance bathe held to siefereAsu, en WEDN•sDAY hVESINO. May SO. Si Vele& Theeek. be 2dureered by the bight Hoe. aHolelef Ilerrberese, B. ; A.dernian Sir It. c a ect.s. J.P. ;1 j=e Ere., 31. P. ; Ismael Be•ty ; bee., titebeester ; be, beerbere-at-lbw ; erawneel rem EA., Sews goy spinew, ; bed several steliemee an i dtanneuished esppottere d Ve gewurst. Mr ITALT/14 C. TIEVELTA3 I , Dart., the rivet-sat of the Attune, Tiber of edubleeks (freel may le- °trained at the °Mote of the Mae" 4s. Xis tle:tre , ttr et:, eietiebe.ter ; at W. TweesUee, 337, ▪ ;R N Si. IlliAopvite-strest With3l. VOR AUSTRALIA and the VOLONIRS.—LiOt, sad durable noonso.—catexionn PA T , Mk1, 11 71100/L'io PILT i prissily Impervious is Pls. M, NM limb ski Ps Wm PAP tyska* sod asuman asksilms ill 1111110.60: psis esti Pe Visas plipirsd kir Psis; MS bs lig as pimps ibilkiy Sskspnistissi P ' Ok I PRNST iimiriniAllin MOT. Crusessfs r..t POIL4:011 DUCTING Yob r o pisibis Pam boilers sod gips aiise 13 pa mm. al irk.— isk issliaselal• Est by pot no agelloolum to CaOUCOON gal 3. DOWIJATFAIILL. [ANDO* w .miss Mat WI Mt S 1:46 Pk .d MOT/08DM Pak Pr arse ski MI lotto Mt Mow ~, sanan.• trip tetowsnors. VAUTIO.N.—To Tradesmen, Merchants, Shi pper. (vim% Ire.— , Aliereas It has lately . COOk , to gnat same aseruseipled maim or permun have toe sone dm pan tyta i nim i a i spa the public. by fellow to the nab ad Sinn a Mbrarticle soder the name of WIND'S MIMS= *am alt—this to to rye notice, that las the wi r m Ile pyrite sad suisonsturer of Isa said snick. sod net "Eery ap inneller, or aotheirine ally person to rooreerst thiamine as 011.1.$ boo -y etuate6hoteat for the rurt.oho antis, the odd tal. Ms Cooties Is puthiehed by toe to prevent fur her bropealtim epee piths, and venous Injury to swyeetf. E. It BOND. adeengengria td widen of the We John Baro n , Loog-iune. Watt bliiien—To avoid Ulsorpousttneut from the hute.titutlOSlfilleableu Neatest to set for the armoire flood's Permanent maritime led Wilier to distinguish it einem thit NO SIXPENNY SIZE It, as ha at say time been prepared by him, the larattor and Ettelitsic SUMMER, —Ladies will find the application of IffivILANEW KALTDDit prrefUlty refreshing in preserving lie delicacy and beauty of the comp'esnin nail Min front the bane. tal Wawa.* of the sue am duet, dimethily the cloud of Wilma ad Selmalsoa, illayisp all Irritability ad Mat. end Immediately ailardias Me amine ...Beau. a attendant on reetonet eta tinily and healthful .fate of the Ain. Freckle., tan, spots, pimples, mad disoolouration, are fradw.ted by the Kaydor, and pin piece to a Of licaoly deer and ha amplest a. la a.m. of sunburn, Of stings of inners, Its virtues Nee keg beta acltewlederal. Price le. Sit and IP. rd. per bottles antics : The weeds Rowlesda' Ka ydar acs co the wrappar.—Sold A. ROWLAND and PONS, 20, biattoiagardes. Lando': and by mod tier fume re. p a IXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.—This mild opener terra, W rod Ur lest or upward. of 50 year eht. h period Os trier re km wet aatiatacterUy roved ie di era WLwordered dympopel f t Wintry Overstreet. delft. Ore of re arr. bower eir r err as la re east °Whims emenst pi 0, and Is yelmarbbil by leaky rastally. Prepared and maid ersiseale by prepiar,boorrtagtoa, &Amex ; sod retail by napeetab:e eletwireiaredisise venders in the United liarer II knee at 1.. 140.. fa. IL. 46. at.. Its, lord .2a. ear. trams thet wee are ps.ML Ibis, with tiELIMUIt DiXOX ea the ✓eenrest rasp. MAR. Protected by Royal Litton fie.of Ifooiaba, art ofoond by the Ileale et the &cite de Too* bloo lisporal Weise et sikekam. Mono. tyloomos. No. I, I • rows* for Mamba, openeaserritwa, eN 11111•111011 et t do he Spun n . Weileoate, No. 2, otteetually, la tin *Or 11, ONO foosobildy fol mangy me all trine thus endow vidob fogoniso Woo bog boos fl mo ooslit as mids t* kr. lb Se nisei all Mm d prdsa et We popolodos. tnamim itigh i• omit soolosial ion* tbit duo of ofolonomllly. lib Mosill pitylolis Moo 'kb Ll=bp we forstoblo doonfooloo of if, potimeo ofoodulbs, oil So soomoolllb NI So wild mom roosooo. Wow me. law I. S. =IS. No Are deed/ of Woe wo ovoid, ood of all oloonflog ipolldoo. They me loaf Ile Mist folio without their blomopooliff. 11011 b au% it Mori; too by mi l t Mee. WOO We owl. demo Widellembi by V Infeys ei zi.—fro be bri ii =odo Mak li la = of llobort Cb.. Oziontaireeti 6111114 1 " Malloy, Umiak lort.olook Low pool; Marla MerlMelawtroe, Birudoulma; wed Po..U. oedemas,. IA WINCIAM/1/1/4•11.tt. Dalai& N.., ready. (nth =AI ',atom free, ALIST of NEW ani CHOICE BOOKS receatly ad.l•l W ML'DIt BELICT LI SLUM. ♦ LIST of StInPLUS CONES of RECENT WORKS wlthdatera true eiretdattaw. aad aired at ereatly rehteed or =ffe cash. Clutha Edwa.d Mud* dlu. New 031 Twelfth 800, beim& hrleit 16k, pp. en, HOIMPATHIC DO M EST 1 C MEDICINE. By J Loh sis. 11. D. Ihnold ofr takelsolky. No modielow sestribei ttM the reek.. kr Ito ...w... .&d tho start on 11) be 641010.11/811. As ssallort week for a r e enigmas. OM iniiimeren UM tsr pess ha BPITON lof Us AIIOVIL /him fa A Oki. Is thaw ertto aro dekko el awerresolls tM MialasiaMs arlaamaa la badly pm. Ors A Coe kr ON wok prise A. ••• Conies kis es poes-otiso order. alsk Isla. ASA PsarsobsuloiK sad th Voehouvel. Word-street pellithelk hire sad leapal 66 Edam pnce ;Q. 4 7 Polk ter L. HE SCIENCE of LH% ; or, How to Live sad vent ft Lhe far ; alb mega ash Ice Da. Ratarek sod NOW ? teassales =au** =kw gaga AB I ZSM .IBII. 2II a a Pacstaas. Itlttott t.1%.1.113 .8 Mil Farad 00==at was Illeseceops ts as oil atameat am Sta ark armaie hem a qua** nor dee aseled Fehr Illare teat el way pan' predate espaturer I addamsd te the dmw of ponces wta tear fen Ye Nam direads so. faa Is it. sea wlll be lama ammo led to the gasser wadi ladleas add saalltec OM as . a=o a adopted fat Oa. tassea . - tuatia are Ps. a. Paranatss.n ; lasso. a. adarktr t: na.3•.CUMOstle MINI al tuna d. arra THII DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAP R, prre Ihe tram If all war Merl Journal, the advertent free eoratree and retires L re ram W nre of its mend sear. —in the roarer of ha kw vertu, toad ta the varied saretathe and ensusevidal lakwisa. Osa essured la reedy, railway, ar rosary rusee—WY paper OPWIAL t7miRCWPfIWOKIIITS AT f:IK wiLAT OF WAIL. ry rouges scows If lOW MILK Al II IMPARTIAL. esehatteely trly retort of eirsing la the Irma ness is sap plied so It by every tiverlaad aad :le-rules =I WILT UAILT XL Sl2lO IMPOST, rib :Ls or prim IT lIIMUDite ALL OFF6ISSIVI ADV•ITItill010110. W %easy ludaprlest, Ind thep by mire thr arty Matra. of Nosistsswieseir ie paw bee. sisliellsey trl wry Istrusfiles, ashistslWr Well • renellew sod prides set Mr, to say. To be 0011114 of any widmilisr et ewe. an In the Modems ; or as Sear 1.., leuemeriefeet. flogeleribt. !node& Malt-any be experterall is ablidairr the rpm by sears( I led wed past, tab petwaree ielik es .prierbes, Mull' the Wises of ....sear ready ft sap* Hot 111•GL pot quarts; paid *mar by Par -onnoo Grim LY NIMS FORWARDED tothe COUNTRY • RIMING POST. at Ifs. 64. per t to edwasea, 'WOO& 10. Uwe ate. Cuolinuar Moe twat PIN NEWS 7ENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. um sp. Is. par wpae k; rritma 1.1 town MUM St or ~ Pa 4 3 ... c r kr 31. prig Uy, or 19e.114. rr p arta ; I gr. V. &L I a 11.4. 11 / 1 " . APO. I % Terai.loalint. Rli.tali ltrs. Y NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, at I. poi trearter.—SENT by htOft% IVO M ill" at SI lb. 6d. P 7 AIL . ' ,II ING WI les. Lt. per qr.—B. ADAMS, V, Paltaatent.etreept, 1/41810 arer, itie;re Agent. VAYSWATER.-DAILT NEWS LENT TO Al It 1D; and eappileit to the eaustry by evenialt aaat, at na. d. M, % .e var ..... 1“, paid adraacr. WBUttqICK. CirovirtafTwea. Was. THE SUNDAY BEER A(r. TO TOO lIDITOR OF TKO DAILY MTh. . - , 0 . 111 ,—A• the neetpotteinent of the Hon. F. H. P. Ibtit.l4s's 111 , 16011 far • committee t% inquie tato of the Sunday Beer Art may he sisuadentsid 4 7 mesa parties to be • wiihuragal, I as denim., thronah tour colu mn ., to i n f orm th e trade and M yeah , that the tour pantem's notice now stance 'be Jane 26.--I at. B. FOSTER, Pftsideat. histropoliten and Pmeineial Licensed Vivetallere Memel I)-frees Asso ciating'. nace., 104, Fleetatro•St Pil7 HOC IRELAND. DUBLIN, MAT 28. --- • --- --- A violent thunderstorm, accompanied by torrents of rain, broke over this city about eight o'clock oa Saturday evening. It continued for about half an hour, during which time the wind veered to nearly all the points of the campus.. All ••ur agricultural reports continue favourable, and the whole country is described as blooming with verdure. Ths council of the Irish Tenant League adopted on Saturday the following resolution expressing their feeling on the tenant right measure now beton parliament : litsolved—That though we base, up to this time, re treated from 'twining en opini a upon the Tenants Com pensation Bill of Kr. Seneant She*, es being a compromi•e of the tenant's cause cot authorised by the people of Ire land, we theless feel bound to enter our solemn pro test against the mockery of legislation upon the laud clues tioo, which the government, through the Chief Secret.'', for Ireland, has proposed to witty through ;trimmest'; atio we hereby declare our determination never to cease our atitatient until a fell =ensure of tenant right shall have been conceded to the Isemersuf Ireland. The John Howard, of Bristol, from Liverpool to Quebec, with 340 passengers, broke her wheel off the Irish coast, and was towed into Kingstown Har bour for repairs yesterday. The Fortune, from Liverpool to Hobart Town, is discharging her cargo in Humdrum Bay, her passengers having been con veyed back to Liverpool to await other means of transport to their destination. The Fortune lies per fectly upright on the strand. About 200 acm of the Bog of Allen are on fire, and the conflagration continues to advance,. THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. The monthly Board of Trade Returns wore issued yesterday. Being made up to the last day of the calendar month, instead of the financial mouth (as was formerly adopted), the returns tor the month terminate on the 30th April, whilst those for the four months extend from the 6,h January to the 30th April. We subjoin the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufac tures during the month and four months, including only the "enumerated" articles: _ _ For the mouth. For 4 months. 1855 1854 1853 27.970.633 .. - Including the " unenumerated articles" tke month's exports for 1856 are raised to 8,083,9641, against 7,765,2831. in the corresponding month of lest year, and those of the four months to 26,894,481 L, against 32,003,4931. last year. To these figures the fullowiig note is appended : Note.—" The four months ended 30th April, 1855, being live working days shorter then the cotreaponding period in the previous years, 1,422,8221 might be ended to the total of *numerated articles. and 1,817,,93i. to the total of all articles, for the probable exports of the tivo days not in eluded in 1865. These additions would nicks the respective total► 25.281.6641. and 23,511,6741., instead of 23,838,8421. mid 26,891,4811., which appear in this account." By this calculation the decrease on the four months in the enumerated articles would he 2,931,0301., and in the grand total of exports, 3,491,8191., compared with last year. The rate of diminution exhibited by these last named figures is equal to 10 per cent. The comparison for the single mouth, however, is much more favourable, a pomace increase being presented over the export figures of the corresponding month of last year. The inference is be drawn from this comparison is, that the export trade is now recover ing from the depression previously occasioned by the war, by the went of success of the allies in the Crimea, and by the glutted state of several important foreign and colonial markets. Examining into the chief items of these exports, we arrive at t h e subjoined general figures for the month, viz.: Month ending sth May, 30th Anti), 1853. 1864. 1855. E. E. E. Cotton manufactures 2,247 829 1,830988 2,171,706 Cotton yarn Linen manufactures Linen yarn 89,837 82,758 132,986 Woollen aad wonted manufactures 740,133 637,982 465,371 Woollen and worsted jars 12.071 10,280 9,887 Silks Metals 1,484,691 1,501,365 1,181,198 Lindner, unwrooght and manufactured Ihberdeabery and mil linery ..... . Hardwares an d cutlery Coals sad culm 129 030 235.929 191.44 Beer and ale Machinery and millwork 143,71 l 161,611 184 690 Statiumory Wool Oils The chief increase on the month is in cotton yin n, linen yarn, machinery, wool, and oils. In articles hitherto taken largely for the Australian markets, such as haberdashery and millinery, hardwares and cutlery, and leather manutactur. a, a considerable falling off is shown. In woollen manufactures and metals the decrease is also rather marked. On the other hand, the important items of cotton and linen manufactures exhibit a satisfactory comparison with last year. Annexed is a statement of the quantities of the chief articles of food taken for consumption during the month : Month ending stb May, 30th April, 18.53. 1854. 1855 . Cows lbs. 3.55,466 375,763 449.638 Coffee lbs. 3,195,281 3,142,011 3,367,285 Wheat qrs. 343,401 476,111 12E4,401 Flour eats. 535,744 514,773 107,794 Currants cuts. 18,106 11,204 17,693 Batter eels. 3.5,793 46,273 49,403 Ries cuts. 65.232 89,23.5 6,9,92 Pepper ll*. 201,509 206,488 310.416 Rum gala. 273,474 210,720 302.656 Brandy eels. 131,876 126.972 117.790 Sugar, unrellned,orru. 691 443 64.5.750 1,18.5.809 Tea lbs. 2,359.865 12,927,303 6,3.9,793 Tobacco Wines gals 672,347 613,311 687,394 'I be quantities taken for consumption of several of these articles, especially of tea and sugar, are affected by considerations connected with the duties, and thus the com pa. ison with previous periods is disturbed. On the whole these figures support the view we have uniformly taken that the population at large conti nues in a state of prosperity, as indicated by their power to pay for such large quantities of foreign and colonial produce of every description. The smallness of the receipts of foreign wheat and flour goes far to wards accounting for the sustained favourable appear. anoe of the foreign exchanges. The Empress of Russia has directed a bureau to be opened at the Winter Palace, 5!. Petersburg, where will be received in her same, gifts of money, provisions, liar, 6:.7., intended for the succour of the combatants at Sebastopol. Count Wielhorski 11.teschkine is about to leave for the Crimea to superintend the distribution of these present,. The Journal de St. Patraaotrtg says that every Russian in theempir• loop to take a place amorgst the defenders of Sebestnpol, bat as that isnot quite practicable they can snow the ardour of their patriotism by liberal donations to this Apartments have been prepared at the Hotel de Vdle for the Lord Mayor, Sheriff., and Aldermen t f the City of London, who have received an invitation from the Prefect of the Seine. The Municiprdity have also hired a house far the acconamods.ion of some Englishmen of di. Unction, who have also received invitations. It is 'creed that the Lord Mayor will arrive in Paris in the first week of Jsne. Two of the brothers of the Bey of Tunis, accompa nied bye aameroas salt*, bave arrived in Perri. "M. Horace Vernet," says the Independent de rOnsot,.. has just proceeded to Frobstiorf to paint a por trait of the Coast de Chambord, of the size of life. The Coast is to be represented out horaehaek." CITITAL PAL/JCL—SHILLING DitTellifilr 28. 11.balarieas ea earnest, 15,638; ditto by Noes Ildtalet 11 .—Tolids 16,911. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1855. NAV.AL AND MILITARY. ditAitlf Ltsr& Moxnai ET/011316. The railway share market today showed more activity and decided buoyancy. Prices experienced a general advance, varying in most cases from i to per cent. Midland stock is particularly in demand, oa provincial orders. Generally the supply of stock continues limited. The market closed firmly at the advance. VISIT OF HER MAJESTY TO PORTSMOUTH DOCKYARD. PORTSMOUTH, Melt 28. Her Majesty, Prince Albert, sod the Prtnersa Royal, cause over to this dockyard this afternoon to pay a von to the Cormorant, steam transport, which had em barked cavalry this morning fur the Crimea, and the new royal yacht Victoria and Albert. The royal natty was se a,sapanieet by the Priscem Hohenlotte, Major Graves! Grey, Captain Buckley, Captain Da Plat, etc. Her biajeor left Osborne at a quarter to tout o'clock on board the Fairy, screw yacht, having Captains the Hon. Joseph Dramas end Crispin on board ; and as the yacht approached Spithead the royal standard was saluted by the shape at Spithead, and enheequently by those in herby'', and by the garrison at the Saintieg Battery. The Fairy got into harbour at about a quarter to five, sad ►an alongide the Cormorant, which was lying at the Dockyard Jetty, having embarked to If.. morning 66 dynes and 55 men of the 17th Looter.. Twenty-sine of the horses were stabled on the weather deck, and thirty-seven on the main deck. Hrr Majesty meg received on passing from the Fairy to the Cormorant by the Cummander-in-Chief, Vice Admiral Sir T. J. Coch rane, Admiral Superintendent Martin, ■nd other officers. The public being excluded from the dockyard there wee not a large number of persons presert, but still there was sufficient to greet her Mejedy with a krariy round of cheers. Her Majesty remained on the weather-deck a 11w amnia, inspecting the cosdition and accommodation made for the horses, aad then went below on tree main deck. Here the royal pasty remained about bee minutes, her Majesty m►ting many inquiries relative to the convey ance of the ►orne to the Bast. Having returned oa deck her Maje►ty and Ike royal party pat off from the Cormorant in the Fairy's gig and went on hoard the new royal yacht, woieb was lying alongside the Sheers Jetty, making a thorough inspection of this splendid ship in every depart ment, remaining on board about n.ll-aa-hour. Toe royal party then returned on board the Fairy, sad at a quarter to ax o'cloca went oat of harbour back to Osborne. Her Majesty, Prince Albert, and the Prince,. Royal all looked remarkably well. In addition to the cavalry the foilowing °Scan go out in the Cormorant:—Captain Macartney and Lieut. Lowe, 17th Lancets; Lieutenant and Adjutant Gibson, 49th Regiment; the Rev. Mr. Maeeelr, Dr ILOWIitUO, and the 101191110, medical °Seers Ist the Turkish Coatinget t Messrs. Williams's, Macauley, Dwyer, Mac gregor, Od aaa iaa Cavanagh, Richardson, and White. The Cormorant will go out of harbour to-nig►t, and sail to. morrow for her destination. Toe steam trenspon Norma, No, 165, arrived at Spit bend this morning iron the East; she brings no sick ur wounded. invalids brought home by the Sydney, steam tram, sport, wen lauded this morning. The Inperieuse, 51, sere, frigate, Captain Watson, non into harbour this morning, to repair the defects caused by her colli•iow with the Tartar, in the Baltic SHEERNESS, MAY 28. The Tartar, 20, screw steam corvette was taken it s into the fitting basin. to-day, and Embed in No. 3 dry r o dock. A portion of her copper on both bows has been cut to off by the ice, and her bow planks are partially damaged. The Cornwallis, 60, strew swam snip, ;and the Powerful, ea 81, sailing ship, are °ratted to land a part of their lower deck at. gene here, and to take on bawd the armament ammunition, snot, shell, and iron protecting fitmen.s for the floating I: haft ee iee Watson and Treaty, now fitting here, which wW la be conveyed to the Battle by the tau former named ships. el, The (Batton and Trusty will be escorted to the Baltic by 00 two efficient steam yawls. Precaution, have now been SO taken for the security of the upper deck. 15 SOUTHAMPTON, MAY 28. se. Messrs. Cooksey, Brother., the troop-ehip vie- to tastier, of this town, have received orders to mond the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Simla for sia menthe immediately, and to-day orders were received here 1 tram the government to fit up the Simis to take out to the 11 east of war 13 officers, 350 men, and 300 horses, belongiog to to the Artillery, also 200 toms of Oruesace stores. Captain L Calvert, an Ordnence °Meer, has arrived hers to MIK in 10 superintending the arrangements. DUBLIN, MAY 28. p The provisional battalion at Limerick have already m.! 400 trained men to form soother draft, which will embark 31 . tor the mat of war is the ensoiag moth. Lieut. Mae!Wotan is and a party of the Royal Artillery tr. m Ballincolliu embark 8 , immediately for the Crimes. A detachment of Rovil Ar• m nasty from Portobello Barracks embarked on Sattirday tor SC Woolwich. Major Sankey, 47th, Aaeieten'.Adjataot• 31 1 General in Limerick Garrison, returns to the seat at war. E Seven regiments of Baglish midair are told nif for service r; io Ireland. The Courtly of Limerick Militia move to the u camp on the Curregh, on the 16th of June. The men have been vaccinated preparatory to the encampment. A large (weft from the 40th depot at Galway embark for 1 0 I Melbourne this week, to joia the service companies. The Royal Artillery, under the command of Cu). Warde, fe stationed at Portobello Barracks, paraded after divine ler. - -. vice yesterday to assist in presenting two exemplary artil lerymen with the good conduct m:dal. Lieut.. General Fleming has admonished, in the strongest terms, the graops In Limerick garrison on the tobjec. of the l t e:1 military riots which have lately taken place theta. It ap pears that soma civilians of the lowest class have been im plicated in the assaults on the soldiers, and same have Men si ;mashed by the magistrates for their conduct on the 61 IG occasion. - - no A party of wounded men from the Crimea arrived in s t Dablin yesterday. a' To. toll‘rwiog appears in &Made? l' News Leiter: "The galant Lieutenant.Geasral crAguiiar, c .lunet of the 23rd 141 'Welsh Fusiliers. whose death we had 113 recently to an- 3 0 nounce, was falter-in law to Lieutenant Colonel Lamm, 6 .... the timer-secretary at the Cutts. On the Ist of May, a few ii. - , .. days before his lest Mem, be mote • toschiog inscription _ fur • monumental tablet, to be erected ins Weoh cathedral, N. to the memory of the officers and men of his regiment who tell during the present war." tk. 124 ADMIRALTY, MAT 28. APPOINTMENTS.—Lieu- v... tenant W. H. Anderson (1849), to the Hastits, 60, sere, Ms steam-soir, at Saurus', for service in the Biter, 2 gen e boat, Under. tender. to ltitdshipms■ T. Douglas, to the Duke of Wellington,l3l, to servo stunt-ship, of 700 horsr-power, at Portsmouth. at. THE 98TH ItiontEDS.—Another division of this lit' fine 'Omens arrived at Chatham oa Saturday, wader the Ice commend of Major Payton; when sic of the men 84 . were received into Fort Pitt Hospital. Bari, on Monday I LI four companits, commanded by Colonel Raynor°, R. carckted to the S rooa station of tte Soutb.Eastero O Rsilway, to proceed through Loudon to the Bustopoquare station, en route to Weetioa. The Maidstone and lord 1 7 1 Raglan are elpetted with the remaining part of the 98. h. I The escallops health of this regiment is mainly attributable Its to their being two years at Dugshat, in the mountainous st. district of the Himalayas. The only melody prevalent there 16 1 is dysentery, occuioned by the water being charged with le mineral elements. It is rumoured this regiment will 'lnput 6 , immediately be made up to its lull c-mplen.ent, and proceed a,. to the Crimea. It is further reported that men volunteering at. from the depots of other regiments into this will be allowed St. three end four pounds. t. DEATH OF GENERAL LORD CHARLES S. MANNERS, 124 K.C.8., COLONIL or vas 3RD DItAOOO243.—To the IS deaths of 0 Is Sir Wm. llacheau sad Mir Olio. C. R D'Aguilar, recorded in our memos within a weak, we nave Pis to and that of another field officer, G I Lord Charles Soriu rut Manners, brother of the Duke at &viand. That is regretted nobleman succumbed on Friday to a painful nom. Le,s plaint, after a protracted struggle of many mootbs. Lord at. Charles Manners was a Penissular, officer, and distinguished re nim.elf at Salamanca, Vittoria, sod Toulouse. A large rs number of aristocratic families are placed in mourning by I 5 his death. UNIVERSITY COLLE.GE, LONDON. The council, et their session, on Saturday last, received notice of tits resignation, by Mr. Graham, of the 1 / 1 " i I professorship of chemistry, in consequence of his having et., received the appointment of blaster of the Mint. The re- etA cognation was accepted, with regret a. the km to the college of Mr. Graham's valuable services; and the vec.ncy wee is ordered to be advertised. At the same session, anaoucce- go I meet was made of the following additions to toe property of r the college :—The parliamentary library of the late Joseph Hume, Esq., bequeathed by him to the college; the .00lhe won of frosils presented to the college by the late G. B. Greenough, E.q., and delivered by his executors, Deciams Burton, Esq., and Robert Hutton, Esq., i s t with • pressatation copy of Mr. Greenough's Phy sical and Geological Map of India ; and the se portrait of Harvey, by !breech, a chef creqvre bequeathed se to the college by the late George Field, Eq., of Islewortb. ico Proceedings of a former sesaiou were confirmed as follows: oi l The appointment of Professor J to be Physician to the Hospital instead of Assistant Pnyaieiso; of Dr. Thomas Snow Beck and of Dr. John Russell Reynolds tots substi tutes, each for sin months, for Dr. Jetsam as Assiercat.Phy. Wotan to the Hospital, for the year during which Dr. J is charged with the ditties of Dr. Parkes es Physician to the Ili Hospital mid Speciel Professor of Cittiesl Medicine; the 94. appointment of John Dawson, E•ci , to be Professor et Hie dusisoi, with liberty to mach If eluga, until Igniter smog.- 11 clients shall be made. The Professorship of Brogan offered to William Adam, Bog, having bean declined by him, "I' proceedings for procuring instructors in that tenpins, as • u well main Tamil sat other Wien leisure, wow pot- I Is F osed. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The railweysiareMtirket tittiayis firm, at the closing quotations of yesterday. Booth-Easteras are rather better, at 181 to 1; and Caledonians, at 32 to 1. London and North-Western stock is quoted 101 to 1; Great Wtstern, 671 to 681 ; Midland, 721 to 73; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 791 to 801; and Great Northerm, 23 to 1. French shares have rises considerably. ORDINAKI ',OAKEN *NI) STOCK& 114 Pd.l ZAILWATI. I Owns* rr.er. dales au-day yekerday. to 2 p.m. 24 24 ..,eadErthnstiae_ g i lekrza. Wo.;.ils t rourlfs t y . allDo.Chsoatiuk.3ollo.2%l.C. IDI De. do. do M 1001144*0t ••• twos 100 Othadesims....... all 'Chow sal kkiyHed . • MI Oar% sod Voodoo.-- . . 66 0710da sad Beiltst Jam al. Dead..Prta..aad•berd.J. 100 Um Ameba, .. . *ll Ditto Z . all Dutra .. . 100 IMAM Dal" dim A 04 Do. lNu Is. D. ada.) 100 Do. slime !lon tart Laucarlitre 100 Llizaborgb sad Glasgow all f..14.•0•4•0 Yeables 1100 FAishurgh, Parth.l.landee 1100 Olsreosr sidouth Weases 1 100 Grist Northern 100 Do. A. otos% :00 Do. 13. Rusk lue Ot. South. sir' Wed. (1744 ) leo Great Western 100 Do. Stour Valley 04.16111. all laareauer maid Carklals 141 De. Ildrds 7 Do. Now Thirds 100 lonsaslitte sod Torkshire I not Da. NUN . _ 134 15i 1411 is 7i 414. 114 1111 811 841 14 II 8 10 - - ss e 1 i ii ii 44. 54 t 144 tit Ili If SS la fs st 16 77 17 49 dim pa 19 20 64 70 94 In 70 60 133 127 97 v 9 641 f 116 62 71 73 I 6 pa S 761 GO} die q a 100 102 101 10. e I die par 1 410 1 1 di. a di II 7 111 Da wet Blasi tidal Laid= and Baekwall 100 Lai n MOM" a &Man ►OO Wad. r. Part/ Wolin maK deas, 0 . Pe•17.11!•... 51 D0.C1001i..111.0468.(C 3 Do-Eighths 100 Leedom a meet Water 421 Do. J. 40 24 Do. I all I Do. MI6 1 100 Midaad. 100 De. Era mad Derby all MAL Wad. (Ira.) 224 DIM Ralf Shama. aU Newer* sad CarlYN 124 Sewpartabwa.hliareford Newry sad liamiskillea . all NewryWarrespolat Mos 10. flork ..... if De. New 34 Nortors Asada' Bake 100 North British If Nona Deem. Na 1 all De. 4 * Deferred 11 Da. 11 Guaranteed_ 100 N. Basters—Berands 20 Ds. Itawastat . IS Do. 0.21.11. Pare. all Do. Ueda 100 Do. Tart 30 scent Loados all Do. New ROL BUMS 114 Monk sedisedsidre all North Weslara 10 North is hum leo Oxfam Wow. i Wolfer 100 Wahl* Oland ..... lop eseellit MOM ..... rageggibery sod Iliesbrd IM wilas Oslo& 1: death &aura 30 Sesta Wales if death terksit.2llllrerDas ItaddOn leallastas. be vol.. tlO Wares . 314 rtalawatiares DeakkitaiL W lisle et Ninth ....... all Waterford and Wawa all Waterford and en West Loados an Was Cornwall • W.BadetLea.hCrystal F. I :0 11 I A lau. No. 1, 7 par Ct 100 Oaleketan, Ale N I Cosner Ictiolyn.Pret.74o.2 all 1 ant and Bandon . . 11l Das& Partlt,at AberJoao. 11 Xist, Anglia& ear Aek . 100 Do.do.Daaa s 6 p por coi Ct o i Ido Do. do. Claw C., 7 per Ct. SI h.m.o. lit:., DLO, do. No. 2 N. Do. How I per Coat Stook 10 ttaat.Union v. 4 p.Ct. 10a Ifou Lam:asap • all art laWaatTork Jaa.allt• lot 116116Past4Dwidee4 pet. lad OnatNonlierslper . Oft IMP M., Fit OM. abie 70 7 .00 pa. pew.... IF, 11)0.40 par art Du.6p.6t50000.215pd.p. Q.wsi.Bt•A9aiiaai Spe 100 I Do. cam. redeem.4l p.c.' 1100 0w0..0 rediesa.4p.ol ICC I Ditto irredeemable 4 p.l sit Do. I,llme. Pref. bbarte W Do. Orderer Fret : dli.ap aP. Do. do. do. b p.. 100 Do. Bina. Goa. Stott .... vl, Jo. Chedtpir lion. Misr W i do _ Do. . da. all 110. do. do. .... I Lancashire al Tarim, SIO Ple Ditto 6 per coat. Meat_ IWO LoaAt brallit. 0.1 n.cest. 1106 Ditto New Oda. 6 p Ct. 6 10 641'811N tatCoa.Thirda ell I ronTiosereW;iicioTer.l - si.l au LoceosusT)ptzatot.cl2l 41 Do. if all Maryp.* Corliolo, 4 lOU 00tr..8.r.al 11 Do. net. 4i per et. W Ditto 51. Pisf.4 pa leciefoUL Debenturis..., 231 21 74 8 721 72 41 41 10 6 dls 16 11 SS U I 9 1 u; 744 764 4 • die 4 34 Ws 134 14 604601 41 .1.14/ -- 3 dii par 4i 43 els itlll nt r 101 103 61 66 48 411 13 14 61 61 IS} 119 i _6 3Es si ii 10 41 ili 4 4 U U SHAUL 100 102 zd 90 " " Is 100 H :I l - ps 1 1 I 3 13 i 34 U 116 111 110 111 lot 103 6 Po 91 100 U 40 92 94 10 11 17 174 104 Ire 73 76 104 20 Of 10 14. 13. 119 111 PO 136 140 Ps!..l i 41 4il 107 Do.S ter ot.Ext.+ll.lo.l 100 Do. Pref. 4 par 0t.04.„ 1100 North BMW IL 1100 N.Easi.—Bery.4pat.P,rof, 99 101 91 93 Si 4 I Do. do. do. 18 Do. Leeds dp. et. No. I I Do. Do. Qum, 154 d... 1$ Do. Toed a d Pared. _ I Og Go ' ;i1 x•te siaa.tgre 1 1 100 uzyVi was Nd LSI." I al I *oat& Central New 471 1. nottth Devon 11 Ditto Ytzed 4i per Cent et. ; &Last tneed.Ann,El.o.6 107 1011 iL amalaVhamsomaips ill athOTartahlreipeasi.o - - - • - - i I*-. Lie Hi At. 127; . 18 100 Line LEASED AT I initial/turd t ru is aa.a le N taty . 100 11160410•000000..(1emili 4 I to Leidosielg:Wateni iOO ,Clrlsencle .111.eilon I ! (lered leCaoclonian) 'lOO iffeaLtireanelS nnarbo.l.2.l Nam go(h. Nailer:2l) l 15 .Cikaceelne a Dan Pored (leesed NCH. I3e aullasisilfy(Llec Water's) taNlild l 2$ Do. i inane 1, 3 :2;to) i, f Agra alve).. t2f Ilendos end sena& (lesond to down Pastern) 20 Milo Preference (ditto) 100 Lowestoft Guar.{ nerCent. i &owl to Yior.dit) rle Unto ditto phi Cent. I Les, Weal, & nosinend _Neese to pato caCo.l 9 4 124 6 11,1 66 71 61 aded' Bari" 41 1 emi t t o W &bl .StMd.) all.llildkobro' awl kit:akar Wawa totitoakt a I •arl.) all Midland Bradford 1 Newmarket Bury Buena gun. 6 per mut. (Wand 3.5.6 to Genera C.-num) if) Sanborn* LaatertaperCt, 16 If 3 1 1 42 11 tilt lea siU —1" 71;1; 2 - 1 . 0 . FA A — t.Foo r trit is i all {Dim 6 per Don. (d 0.).. 23 > Preston ttWyro (lm. Los \ otN.West-atLase&Yetk; i 1 i t c ? , Ditto! haste; " irth tu lttock (losted to Griot Northam% 31 ioathS:saottlelstrit Dossed to Kr. ll'ClotO) 30 Wow Valle), 6 por Mow (Wood t00t001t.413621.) II DIP* Ditto Ditt0.....«..». 1.,366 Was a amait Wren 111621816121.01111/ our II 99 100 102 134 114 lt7 1011 124 13 23 33 ll} lit f+ 1f 101 l 1 Wit I $ O l I 74& di 91 111 50 1 i Par i PM 37 39 130 1U 7 Se ft. 44 811 4 i' " 101 i li II IS ii i-vai I ru OVRRIUtiI RAILWAY& RaILWATO. sat.,*. boa klelehus Irwin! Ji Bessereo 0 Oral as lipsi.baroda&CaLlad.Sil initets 'r:.i«s ~ n..« ~. ;:::::~ ''''' Da D. EMI&IS 0.75.1... y 9 5 57 I convert D do. into ft& Grand Junction of Fransti b.IYunL dGoad~ A Ds.et 4..&Au. Do. In.ol NZ ; op . Grad Omni of Groot WWI Pooloosla Do. NewOua.3 per cent Do. Extend. do. Du. clu. I Oi..Lruesabourg C0n.4.1.1h. .., Do. do. _ AOltiouoo Gt. West. Canada, Slum Do.Bdo. psy 57,0 pt. till SS Do. 00. 6E, do. St Do. do. 76. do. If Do. do. 7304 idiom op. Hamilton wad Toronto Do. 6 par Dtt.........- Locos owl Omen' Liana and nadstimassa lime. Da. New IlFis ----- Amattur&Litwe (with um; Marylon id Irmo. limo SOX stuns Cluriend It &qui , Parttime Lyons .—.... Perla wed OT MIS 1 Parte sail louse Pry Casa, st Resew ead Bane ...... Rem Maws ....... loyal Swedish lamer, end geese_ Do. Se pa CM& ?mkt - W✓ Madero IDs. Si per Cent Pleffit.l Weapon of Freres Aina TM& tAneo Australian Goad lALSO Oilibrataa • Melanin's% _ _ AtfOban CordWars— limsaavos Iron it Car: +Ovid Ina tEraLlop.(lm.st3l.ps I Do. Oxen and NW.. Kirlia — del - itOi Carson'. Crew Com tO MIAOW 40 40 20,00 C 50 00000 25 UMW 20 20,004 100 13,000 100 25,000 20 23,001 TO 10.000 20 20,006 IC 00,1114' 30 50,000 WO 19,000:100 10,105 20 MON 311 70,000 20 33.0:3 25 70,000 100 4,000 10 60,000 12,000 96 22,00. , 25 10.0011 AO delta& North admiral Chartered Beak at Ai Chart. Beak of bald Australia, sad China.. tbothereial tbtt " Kumla MAL Dittotie;r -- London and °Nutty London J int Stock Laudon and WootaScoUl Nat. Prey. of England Do. New Nauosal of Ireland New daunt Wales Orient. bankOnipatatios Prorineialof Ireland Uo. New Royal Australtau Bask ing and Gold Imp. Cu. South Australia _ limos of Australia Do. New ilaUm a LoDaa. .. ...... 20,000! 25:Australian Agricultural. 10,000' i 10 Arnolin Boys! Kell 115,00u1 10 bertha Y. airrworka $ll .11rtin0 Astoria= lAn4 10000 . 5' Brit.leCuLnin. t Bad.C.o 1,9121 100,Canada Bt. Do.fairgetiaa.azdJuly 2;4 .' 0,10: 6,crymel rat.* su,ouo,' Il i Do. Prelareoes 120.0001 4 , Crystal Payee of Prance I:Dwana iron Ora ..... 60.000; ittrEartara Blom 211,000: 25.E1/drift Telegraph 90,040 I)!Garteral Sta. Navigation 20'0anera:11.8.t.hippuig (2o $O,OOOl 10 Nectitcrnusear &KUM. 20,0001 10 Mexicali h rt.Arucrican 50,0001 I .Nallonal Patut.dun. Fuel 10,11011. 101,Natharlasda Lead . . 7/4000; 2,N.5. Wake Chalk finer. 1 Steam Nier.gstion Co 1e1,076: 11North Brit. Auctraiarian 15.001 20,riortli of hum* dram 50.0001 1 Or.ental Ga. 120,000, 5. Pawl lucrel.sodtellineral 20,000. 50 reign& Griantal Steam 2 yaw; 50' Do New 50,000; 2 Portland Iron Company. 14,8401 100 Halal Mall rum 100,1/0 0 ; ICieortish Mutt.. bangs 100,001.! 1 Do. New 14,200', 25, 0 cuth Asaarallan 70,000 1 1 •tubtaarine Teleg. derlp 78.0001 1 Do. Do. Beglatered 25,000 2011roatkLoane.o.of UpCao 10,0001 100 'Vas Dtemea•efaitel * Trabotarable by stumped ass& IMMO. all l 63 14 860,0041 St. "copper Mimeo of Vzi. 0,400 13 'Do. Prof. 74 pm' Cost. /0,000 i tßag.laustrolialeo2W 15,04101 i "Yttrium' 100,0iM i 1 Cwt Nugget Vela leg. N. 10 "General 74 1 Ursa& Melt, of Sadao 1 44 Great Pulgooth 01 1 Liberty 1 S "Lipase 1.100 ... Do. B. 1 Latutaatan 111101 viSarlquita ....» MAO New Granola tN.Lioares Min. Sia.C , 200. Nouveau Moods 10,000. 00 Poeuribaud Silver Lead 100,0oP Port Ptilllip Quarts task. 10,000 60 ntsyrooey Ina 10.000 lb +Do. New 1,000 SO •laatlago de Cuba. 50,000 1 loath Aurtrolla& 1,960 10 no Croft 40,17110.164 •Thalted 70,001 1 Waller 100,000 1 Wort !Swipes...—. 6 dla par 174 184 Yl4 22 Pampa 111 IS 19 41 72 74 $ 9 $1 U 3 2 di.' SS SS ID 111 112 112 fl 1 va4 1 17 19 ei 7 1 li 1 14 df $ IS 14 Ii n / If 3 74 Se 1 f 194 lelr 1 i oaf iii COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (IT mAanzuc +ILBOILArit.) (PROW OV bt OWN CORILWIPONDINT.) There was • good attendance at our corn market this morning of farmers and dealers, and business was more than on Friday. Wheat, oats, peso, beans, and other articles remain with. out alteration in price. Indian own wac 61. dearer. The weather is fine. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The public market has out been open to-day. The public sales declared fur 'o-morrow are large, particularly of sugar. The ptivate contract markets are but thinly attended, as cust-mary. Tea without alteration. Common Coogon sold at Std. per lb. Row continue, in good demand. Coirox has been largely operated in at an advance of jd. per ih.: 3 500 hales sold yeller .ay on 'Change. BALTPETRZ has been in improved demand, and a full amount of business done at a shade higher prices. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The ...flow market is a used. firmer. Tows tallow is quoted 49.. ; Petr.rsburg Y. C. ou the spot, 515.; June, 51s. ; Dauber to Dem ether. 535. SMITHFIELP HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E J. Dams reports the supply .hnrt awl trade with out alteration. Prime me olow hsy, 80.. to Ws.; sup►rior, 100 s to 110 s.; inferior, 50s. to 60=.; rower.. 631. to 00s.; clover. 908. to 1264.; second cut, 85e. to 117 s. 6d.; straw, 235. to 27*. EARLY CLOSING MOVEMENT.—With a view to the prevention of evening shopping, the following hand-bill is now being very extensively circulated throughout the entreatwomenetmP o f metropolis that t.'len ad i l l o ri u el inu w Eb i a‘ g re a b sd i to "' ---, d a a. e . The ; h e a t l i n nY s t: suingp hous es p m i e g n . ° fla Heeds y oiau . sin : families are alio earnewly solicited to .fi ad their servants opportunity of shuppii.t in toe day time. You will thus STOW] es•iet in eb fishing tzar greet enemy of the trading classes, the late-hour system. Never shop alter seven," Among the piesengers by the Atria°, which ar rived at Southampton A tha ay with the West India Mail, WU the captain French Airship who fought is *a moat sotto' at Pelzopotaaski. (THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY ITININO. The confidence inspired by the important successes of the allies in the East, coupled with further large arrivals of bullion, caused an additional rise of per cent. in the English funds this morning. At a later hour, owing to some large sales of omniutn and intel ligence that the Paris bourse had only partially re sponded to the rise on this side, some tendency towards reaction became observable, but the closing quotations were stilly per cent. higher than those of Saturday. In every department of the Stock Exchange the disposition to invest is stimulated by the propitious aspect of the money market. There is also a moderate increase of speculation for higher prices. _ At Paris today the French funds closed about per cent. higher than on Saturday. At Vienna the Austrian tund.t hare declined to per cent. The other continental markets are generally well sup ported. Consols opened at 91: to 921 for money and Wed nesday's settling, rose to 921 to :, and were quoted at the close of the house. 92 to 1. The " contango" for the account of the 10th July continues at about per oent. The official business report is as fol lows: Three per Cent. Consols for money, 92/, 91/,921,921; ditto, for account, 30th M..y, 911, 921, 921. Time per Cents. Reduced, 91, 911. New Three per Centp., 911,1, 1. Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 31. India Stock, 235. Batik Stock, 209 f, 209, 2991. Tte New Thirty Years' Annuities were dealt in at 161 per 1/. The omnium, which closed on Satur day at 3 to 31 prem., touched 41 to-day, and was last quoted 3: 'o 4: 7 prem. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 15s. to 18s. prem.; the June (advertised) bats, se. to 9s. ' prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 100. In the foreign stock market Turkish is still chiefly dealt in, and continues to show a strong upward tendency. The opening quotation was 781 to 791, and after touching 80, the price closed at 791 to or fully one per cent. shove the final quotation of Saturday. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted higher; whilst other stocks retain steadiness. The corn market to-day was flat, and in some eases& reduction of ls. per quarter on last Monday's rates was submitted to. The Indemnity has arrived from Melbourne, whence she sailed on the sth March, with 13,633 ounces of gold. The Albion has also arrived from Portland Bay. Including the 1,900,000 dollars in specie brought in by the Atlantic, from New York, to-day arrivals of the precious metal are raised to no less than 934,000/. The remittance from New York is understood to menial almost entirely of gold, and will be sent into the Batik. In another column will be found an analysis of the Board of Trade returns, issued this day. The re monstrances of the public and of the peas have ap parently the effect of inducing the publication of these returns at a somewhat earlier date than hitherto. There is still, however, room for consider able improvement in this respect. The bar silver brought in by the Tay was sold to-day, for India, at ss. 1:d. per oz. standard, being a farther advance of id. on the price realised for the previous arrival. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 29th inst. for the conveyance from the River Thames of ordnance stores to Malta and Gibraltar, and 1,000 tensor provisions to the Crimea. The letters per overland mail are expected to be delivered on Wednesday morning. The bill for granting 900,0001. additional province aid to the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada passed the Legislative Assembly oft the 9,h inst. St. Petersburg advice. to the 19th instant quote the exchange on London at 36 3-16 Considerable purchases of tallow had been mede between the 16th and 19th, amounting to no less than 1,200 casks. The rate of carriage had further declined to 80 k. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 11th inst. were 9,8691. sterling, or at the rate of 401. 19s. per mile per week, against 4,3631., or 191. la. per mile, in the corresponding week of last year. The following me clings are newly announced, viz. Globe Insurance Company, for the 7th June, to elect a director; Church of England As•urance Company, for the Bth June; West End of London and Crystal Palace Railway Company (st,ecial), for the 14th June; British Sperm Candl• Company, for the 6th June ; and Price's Parent Candle Company, for the 12th June. Shares in the Belgian Eastern Junction Railway Company in arrear of calls are now liable to immedi ate forfeiture. The shares of the two Canadian Land Companies to-day were better. Australian Land Shares were steady. Bank stocics were generally well supported, but Oriental Bank shares were quoted lower. The stock of the London Chartered Bank of Australia was in demand. General Screw Steam shares have been dealt in at 14 ; Oriental Gas, at prem.; and Illinois Central Railway 7 per cent. Bonds, 1875, at 80 (exch., 4s. 6d.) Quo., Prices 1 yesterday. 1 Ws I 4 3 au I 04 44 35 3 4 vl lit 231 P' sin i 34 3 Fs 61 al. Is Is 66 57 II 66 21 1; pit 1 I I f: 61 52 PI 2,1 3 211 Si, 181 103 V 7 .09 110 112 101 163 21 226 110 112 4 6 1 Ids i Ivs le 3pm 7 1 3 4 6j 171 76 131 131 ♦ 44 NI 43 16 i 7 43 47 47 44 21 11 par 1 pa 2 e el 4l. b 3 2 1 , Pal 7i l b PI PM Is MINIM i I - 1 al 6 I 6 2 _6 all I .417 - 4 IaTC WI 1 ICI - 40:0011 NOM. 111,00 i. THIS DAY.—Two o'Cloce. The English stock market to-day shows renewed firmness, and prices are quoted at present I. per cent. higher than they clo-e1 yesterday. Console have ranged between 914 and 924, and are now quoted 921 tol for money and to-morrow, and 921 tor the 10th July. The Three per Centel. R-duced have been dealt in at 91 to 911; the New Three per Ceuta., at 911 to 92 ; Bonk Stock, at 2081 to 2091; India Stock, at 234; the New 30 yi ars' Annuities at 161 and 1611-16; the March Exchequer Bills at 16e. , to 19s. prem.; do., June, at 64. to 9s. prem.; and ' lodia Bonds at 193. plem. The omnium is quoted 4 to 41 prem. In the foreign stock market, Turkish wee first marked 80, and has since risen to 811 to Mexican is quoted 21: to 221; Spanish Deterred Three per Cetus., 18! to 1; and Russian Five per Cents., 98 to 100. Dutch F , .ur per Cent. Certificates have been dealt in at 641 to 641; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 93 to 933; Spanish Old Three per Cents. 38 to 381; Sirdietau at 8% to 88: ; Russian Four-and-a-Halt per Cents. at 891; Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Smoll Bond., at 991; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, at 99 ; ditto Four-and-a-Halt pee Cents., 95i. MINES. MONDAY EVENING. The demand for good dividend wining stocks con tinues, mid we have still to notice that buyers pre ponderste. The inquiries are chiefly for shares in South Basset, South Wheal Frances, South To!gas, Bedford United, North Basset, West Bsseet, Gsna mena, West Frances. South Garras, St. llsy United, Vale of Towy, and South Bedford. The gold minin=g shares are steady. Santiago and So nit Australian mining shares were better, and United Mexican ti Ater. THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctocx. The gold mining shares to-day are quiet. Agna Fria and Great Nugget Vein chart s ate quo•ed to :; Colonial Gold. 3to and Nouveau Monde, kto Z. The Atu.tralian Laud Companies shares are steady, The h.nglish and Austruli al Copper Company's share. have been dealt in at 1; ; G. neral Mining at 16; Linares II shares at 2 prem.; Pontgibaud at 15i South Australian Mining at die.; and United Mexican at 51. Tub HUDDEktaIIELU Ye'attune FUND. The treasurer's account 01 our local pain o.c fund is now eloi.a. Toe tottl amount on the Wok.; is 4,941. 18.. 64. Dirdnct- ing • small suns not exposit** to be retched, 1801., expepsiq , .-- of collection, 61c., and 4,0001. r- mitre 1 to the . c.aittal t eeth !. , .• Examer them mansion a balance of 7631. 9s. 7d. A one* a Skit. .4 C o ' eesassitto. takes place next Wednesday. to d ! ..' r p 1: disponi of this 41aaco.— .R .7 w+ I ••••• +,..5... dilli to 2 p.m. 9 3S I 1 i x d I 2 1 611 tosi 111 U it WI $1 I 21N i I 6 I 4 4 31 Re 3 31 U 1 L 11 47 12 1 241 30 40 2 di. pu 11 2 e I ino 1 1 1 1 7 1 61 11 21 pm i t ! Du I i 14 i 1 11 19 *1 6 4 3I Ili 1 - - Si I lie