The Express. — London, England, 1855-05-09 00:00:00

Ttt *'xprt .r .. 1a.".0 ~.1,04-'' 47.....a• e V-,s , .....e 4 -merras... 1e i...• ___ • C.-- --- ,;;"/C,ac-sr.---7 - „L. , ..,,, . 4. has-+•r .. „,-,..iire-o- ; r f • • No. 2,720.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY I ISTABLISMED MD. ' both amongst naval officers and neutral merchants. BRITANNIA LIFE ASSBaULeedom may CE COMPANY, With re f erence to the for m er it be observed that SHARE LISTS. I,Priatioeireet. nk, RAN Itepoweved by Sputa! AM of Panimment, i Vie., cap. 9. the postponement of the effectual block ado of the --o. Cituause.-Stior General ALUIANDER, 11:ackhcuth Park. Russian shores of the Black Sea, about whi c h so mash TUIMDAT STININS. laideaseg rata of premium, Mr meaning Loam or Debts. The railway share market to-day wu almost Dag premiums mate required dirtier bet raven years. complaint has been made, appears to have originated s um aim e d payable at stet', eg at death if o t eurciag prteionely. in a misconception on the part of the commanders of d evoid . of business, and prices closed , in nearly every ---- - the allied fleets on so important point of law. It Instant*, the same as yesterday. Money being now BRITANNIA ML'TUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION. seems to have occurred to them that the blockade less easy of employment in the open market, the Ifispewered by her Ilsoesty's &lid Letters Patent. • public have no inducement at present to realise their items divides manually. might be most effectually maintained by placing Prmaitusie mn_ poked for every three months' differrote of age. armed cruisers at the mouth of the Boephorns, where railway property, whilst, on the other baud, the new " Wee " Pa i s h a - the .plaidhmt Palliated liquidated out of merchant vessels could most easily be interrupted in loan would appear to absorb a good deal of the capital the 'matte. which has been awaiting an opportunity for invest their voyage, regardless of the fact that the shores of earessonv.) (Nevem-) ment. Meanwhile speculative movement is quite i n tiiii - • Preatteel Pegialant Antall T iliall ' oety tadareety. the Black Sea arc not wholly Russian, and of the law which forbids any but the ports and harbours of Exchange if In 2 e 2 ow am at Pee. \ _,___Pret. _,_Prt an enemy to be kept in blockade. Such a blockade, 0- Team LUe. i 1 . salon. e ' s ' ee ' e. if it had been enforced, would have been wholly ilk _ s at S. le s. d. Team ; lithe. , / a. d., dad.R s. d. gal, and no Court of Prize would have csndenined a MI I I 10 f 3 6 . 10 ! 0.2 7 3 I 4 2012 3 .. 1 01113 f 16 4 .11176.1 4 4 0 12 4 neutral vessel for the breach of it. In the Baltic Sir abeyance in the railway department of the Stock THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoal. The railway share market remains equally unmarked • by business, and by change in price. London and ge , 2 2 S 4 a 9 I I ailytelt 46911 s C. Napier appears to have fallen into an opposite el 1311 $ II 12 4 : ' 91111111 4 $ 0 12 6 error, and to have supposed that not only must all North-Western stock is quoted 97; to 981 : Great R. R. POSTER, assieett Desiree. Western, 63/ to 641• Lancashire and Yorkshire, 75t eigokow peewit% r em a in , access to the enemy's port be cut off, but that the to 761; Midland, 68; to 691; South-Easternai 17 i blockading ships must be within sight, or near to the t n o n1 18; C aledonians, 29 1 to 30 ; and Great Northern', R EAT WE 8 TERN RAILWAY. port blockaded-hence he notified a blockade of both SUREWBOURT II WE*. hong% Trains le.ve Me ParkUsgten etation daily, es under : (? sides of the Gulf of Finland, whereas the Gulf of "s to f• Finland, being bounded on all sides by Russia. Some descriptions of French shares are a shade lame Paddingtaa. Arrive at nturee - skury. salsas. 4 U. dam. mamm5......-..........-.....100 rm. axing the whines to it. On the otter ban d , totiresses sertittii AND STOCKS. 1114 7 / 1 1m111= Vl5 p.m. neutral merchants appear to have acted on a t ca l mai Pd. I timing Prom 1 hos t° w 7 9.10 p es.f Ymtorday. I to 2 p.m. Ted Up Lamle Train tame Unearthly) for laddirio,n a: misapprehension of the differeece between a blockade Lou tw. 1. 30 p... P 7 ada ' by notification, and a blockade de facto. They at . 64 ~ ,t,st: • pr .. ' ' ...riZi: 15 la Paddiageen Station, Nay 7,1633. seem to have considered that the notification of a and Pamiumisces. • ili 1 FROM FRANCE, GERMANY, or in ENGLAND, blockade was necessary to its validity, whereas no- titi all Mem. Wri,•.etratourValley lig 8 11 111, Slam-, Lan.,lllChm.Jun. 14 .1 C a . tbe bed ManuMetuting talent is obLaned and employed is the thing is more clear in law than that a neutral vessel ete sit uo.eiparcisire.solsisr.c. 44 134 amen ugliest ~1 h i l l ollowing sailing to a port blockaded by • competent force, wi:h a 0 i DO. do. do 20 L - 9 BMA Tits sairmu REDINOOTE, IM sew g meat (lithe hems. knowledge that port . . ~ . liable NICtiLL'S P a1.R107. One sad 1 bra Galseas ma. Tise A LLILD bLERVII CAPE. De• Galbelt WeterProot. yet capture and condemnation-the only effect of the NI ell ICheeter ant Holyhead Evaporable. solemn notification of the blockade, made by the go- " 10 4 3 ' 11 c " D‘ , 6 , 1 ,, k 5°4 6 ,,, 6 6 ",,, 4 6 Li ... 1 6 7 : ob. NICOLL'S GCLNEA TROUSERS sad LIALF.GUINEA WAISTCA3ATIL vernment of the belligerent state to that of the neutral, 83 all Dund.,Prth., tad aberd.J.! 51 6 ISTLMAT/4 foe MILITY and other OU7TITS Feat gratis. being to affect all subjects of the neutral state with iIL I " Iteet dr e ad II4 is ACCSEDIfED AOEsTS Is all pert. of the globe, who base the lll all Ditto (nib it and H.) , - - this knowledge. These and other such points are so au east. mane. oboes ..ad ether Gret-elas. 'enemata prepared is teralatee Mem go , 111 Ili 11J j that they woy im Maly Si well. very ably discussed and determined by Dr. Lashing- Le N' um.: emera.._ Didds. Dims A ' 50 32 tepAT.V.ND ADDREAS, M. J. and D. ?MOLY, 114, 116, 118, 120, ton, in his judgment, which occupies nearly one-half r t . 10; e. D e. "'',,t, e , eV- C. '°*)-* 1 - 0 - 2 2 Regestattivet, mad is the City, 12, OceshilL of the volume before us. Dr. Deane's share in the Si. los earl Laisesshire btor ASE mad COMFORT in SHAVING . — B. and book consists of a well written introduction, but we t" a oowvAs CANTON Bor TROP, Qvadrilateral mans think he has performed a service useful not only to awt. : n , ee Edi t44 . b .a urs::ll b, and ;C P1:011:71 l e du e par r Pertk.Uundecl 16 20 thatTasee• ea st 's* da s tag 681 7 a tia le at 'dada sida • The the lawyer, but to the naval officer and foreign met- 81 . MO Giotto° a Sot•tit ariternl 67 59 bilookete teetimmial m tram that most salami serge" Mr. Asian at.loo kireat Northern ...- 1 eft 10 90 Key: 814,,,„.1 b„.. ma d e t e lo a Pee E. go t % saa e s a it t o chant, by the speedy publication, in a portable form, g ig Rta e ,_ 4, Stark 73 7i answer better than way .trop 1 how hitherto wiml iur tUrlog a hero of a report of these important cases, and the elaborate st. : 00 Do. B, Stock , 123 123 124 edge to miring nistramere. Ler anaemia! and Pe r e ' - judgment which accompanies them. The as sr • tee , or. south. sal Wait. (Ire ,! 92 a 4 C. Aural KU. To Moms. R. sad IL Osman, inunatore. 1 Pw..... . well . , _ • ehureia.etreet, Leedom," Mum the Steep, Se., may ha obtained, and wen as the rights 01 a neutral , and the princip les 9L 100 Do. StourVelley Gu.Stk.l 311 •so cd sil Pataaa" at h s s du i 'e•e d •• sad ea ' 51 ' M a yo VA " upon which our Prize Court 4 prepared to act during so su Lancaster and Carlisle perelhdiv tampered tam% Teeth Powder and . Pit 111 Do. Thirds the progress of the existing war, are clearly laid 10l 7 Do. New Thirde pm 3 7 THE GOLD REVIVER, Is. Bd. per bottle; do wn, an d those who can read will have no right to ?,-., I) LtIMZIL and Yeekehim 76 tel file 761 Plectro.PLWrg Silver. Is. Them established end highly m i tre. complain that they sta ff er through ignorance of the I S ` e l a %v .., m , 4 , 33 unit, - _ Meet preparations make odd gilt frames and sormegt plated articles law. Ili II Leedom and Blaekwslt _ 71 71 mew try a Map appikatices.-SMITIL 211, dtrind, opposite Net kik. tit. 100 Lon., Brighton, &A Meat 98 99 981 8 Meet; Demi, Be'.,sem Leadon-bridge; $OllO Baltala, Appleby; ft 100 Dad. and Sunk Wotan. 98 961 residtwa ; Oita, st, Lowthar-srowle. IRELAND. Do. for slimy /0 16 Do. Fifths 1 die THE BEARD, WHISK ERB, and MUSTACHIOS. DUBLIN, Mee 6. 31 2 5 1 I D ott l ig °'s "hth i s i."lB. (Ls' l e 0 1 " die The impreerietned MOON% of RON LANDS' MACASSAR OIL Whil e La producing thole orsoments of Manhood ill =Derrell, known sad the opera, revenue cutter, Lieut. F,irward, Bt. 100 London at south meatus 5 0 et 50 411 Do. £5O . approsiated, sad is needed by numerous te•tunealals, and certified 0013311Mlider, was cruising off Arklow-head, on Still- 40 34 Du. X4O 9l 81 ~ by th e hi g hest "'Salt"' This Oil ma ' sta da hshaale properties day, two suspicious-looking smacks were observed. is wed Linniouderri . ltron;4lilys - - tato the pores of the Mad, imolai:Lee the hair in its embryo state, , . and . e i. 100 3 ,„,„,,,, r, ,,,„ eu e ,,,,, Je r y 23 23 i aaar i an a aa it, ame ns, d e ... i t4,,,, s so, a ,t sa d D en d ri te, mato ns It The cutter born down upon tater, u the re- li sit Do. i ~,,,,... Ne. 1 7 6 Ia maturity, am: ow:tioses io, posse...iced healthy vimiuroolky mit- fused to obey the signals to heave to, it was neces- sr. too Midland 6Bl 691 691 9 sees, and Interims redundancy, to the latent period of human life. Prim ~,,. oi.. 7 ,,. , F ,,,, ii , Bow . *oat to tour mo u ), IN ,. 6 , 1.. sary to fire Into them as soon as they were brought st• Da Do. Blum. and itsrO7•• 40 52 50 all Yid. G. West. (Ire.) - - aad double that rise 21.. per bottle. Mold by A. ROWLAND and within musket shot. After several riiecharges they Lb 624 Dm . n0,„ 6. ,, _ 100 ". N . 11 • 11 °° :11 a d esh L ea ". Sad b y e a °addles sad Per. hove to, and were boarded, when they were discovered tea %II Newcastle and Carnets - -- tenses. to bo smugglers, with 298 bales of tobacco on board. : 2 : 4 L e lPf i ltr L i tr e . feed 11 4 3 2 P R. DE JONGHTI LIGHT BROWN COD LIVER OIL.-All persons who meet with the aligh • est didl. The masters and crews were taken on board the to an sserewarremasiersoroal - - • Sylvia, and the smacks brought to the Custom-house nit 10 " 240,1011, 15 le 0. . New , 47 49 I - - Ois ohtlool•$. 11118 We and, %load, Flterstrd muhrim. now Worn docks in Dublin. The captain of one of the smacks 30 34 eturthern Cattail& Unite - - ItitlyredlSMlßOOM by the laaudy We It' 111102edigt• and ergot s de wy, are m i ueate I wisely to De de Jongh'e role accredited coasignces either jumped or fell overboard, and was drowned. M. 100 North British ._..,.. 1 17 28 271 end agents, ANSalt, IiARPORD, and Co., 77, Strand, Loodcm, who A tall of prices has taken piece at several of the 12 3 all ill Nate " 1 n e ' 0 , N 1 . .7 . , 1. 1 ... “ Cil forward it to any part of town; and on men,: of • remittance - - fairs of the last few days, and at the fair of Bal- s s Do. i B Guandoteed - - of 10P.. 1 imper AI ball.plire, carriage laild, tn nay part of England. - linuloc, yesterday, the falling off was considerable, M. ISO N. Restma-Berwick UJO Do. Extemion TESEMAii. — Protected by Royal Letters and greatly disappointed the farmers. ts Is Do , 0.24. C. Pura. 31 di Patera of Ragland, an 4 amured by the Beals of the Boole de 60 ail Do. Leeds ._ __ .._ . __ __ .. _ _ Thinned et. Paris, and the !xis rkd College of Mislielse, Titans. It WO Do. `fork 10 641 North London . Trlesemoe. No. 1, is a remedy !or relaxation, epermatorthige, and NAVAL AND MILITARY. to an, Do. New M. Shares . 4de par mbausian o•the Mum. Trineinar, N 0.3, effectuelly, bathe Mort k atom of th ree top, completely and entirely eradicatee all trace. of -4.- 9$ 17t!Nort'i statfordshire 5l 4as 1:1 1 thise.beeroen Much capou'es have an long been thought an antidote 10 all Nn ila ta esters au, to .b.. 4.0 Or the balk of • vast portion of the popelatioa. ADMIRALTY, MAY 8.-APPOINTMENTS.-Lient *ls lorthet fieuthWest. Jame I die par it led ox.oro Wore., SiWaiver l3l 261 rrestrear. No. 4. le toe en a conk m ktal moldy for that e:wa of J. Packwood (18.50), to the Retributo n, 28, paddle w bet I ~,. 1 9 ,,,,, t ,,,4 c . v ., Molinaro which, unferturatelr, the English rhyskitin treats with steam frigate, of 400 horse power, Medit• rroneen • Winn. ~,r . to ~,o , t h midland 64 6G steep to Die inevitable deurectiou of the talent's eoastitutian, Acting Clerks J. Heeler, to the Il•aatio, 24, screw II iII !ihreersbury and Merefaru - - asdast" as the seas P alla ta the emeht " aim " 1 ""' Trl " .* deem guard ship of 250-hone power, at Sheerness ; and l*. IMO shropeltire C010n,..-...... 44 46 mar, Nos. 1, I, anti , are alike devoid of mde or until, and of all ... .. B. s tine nocitiem They may he is the toast, taste without thou re .W . Caydey, to the Tolage, 22. at Sheerness. 50 SS Smith Devon ......... ...... 12 16 Yi..1106 South ramera au tonne su•praned. bold in Lir carts. at I Is. met ; tree by pow, 2e. 21 . be , -owl, Wale. l7 21 tetra, divided alto separate dotes, as adminietered by Tair s t s. l,3l. PORTSMOUTH, MAY S. w 0 tooth y. 0 . k0b.& tti , ormo. 3 3 di . lessanit, Rosa , tam-Te se had, wholuale and retail, la ul The Enterprise, discovery ship, Captain Collinson, ss all atockton and Darlingtor. se 38 Seibert Johnson, 63. Catskill; Ramey and Co., 6,1, Oxfordydreet; . m at en,Le, o a teettet t eat; a. it, imams, amorist, marbet.ateeet, sailed this morning for Woolwich, to be paid off. Is , 9 raft Vale, NIO Shoes_ . I - - Manchester; Prieretley, chemist , Lord.etreet, Liverpool; Winao, The Camperdown, sailing transport, which arrived at 5 - ' Ili thmiedkreoDochtlia•& - - aft: wt 9 ,4 e l, e w o ri t o ti rd estb ..l Kum. l 7Bi le hooksedlee, mot-wt.**. itirminobass; led Powell, botietlim. lk. Spitheed last night from Calcutta, with head quarters of Westmoreland-meet, Dublin. the 16:h Regt., leave, for the eastward. She has landed so 40 Watertord and Limerick . - - the 209 men of the lith this afternoon. 10 all 'West London THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING The Cornwall, No. 2.5, sailing transport, Captain King, 80 all West Cornwall 7 8 PAPIR, prim fad. arrived at Spitheed this afternoon from Scutari, which she 10 3 Cltodef LogLa onus r. TRH DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPS% peke M. Leadine Li'aral Journal, As admeatoof free commerce and of all sound reforms. The Cornwall, No. 2.5, sailing transport, Captain King, arrived at Spiehead this afternoon from Scutari, which she left February 25; and Ma►ta, March 21. She has brought home 131 sick and v,ounded troops, 2 women, and the col- lowing officers—Captain T. 8. Brown, of the 56 li Itigt., in charge; Staff Assistant-Surgeon Biddle, medical officer in charge of the sick and wounded; Lieutenants Thompson, :9th Regt,, and 51.Innes, 11 , 11 Beet., who came home on promotion from the rank of sergeants; Mr. Lewin., surgeon of the Ord regiment ; Staff Arsistant Surgeon King ; and Mr. Doherty, commissariat department of the riege train. The cues brought home by this ehip are in the proportion is, about two-thirds sick to one third wounded. There are no orders at present as to the Cornwall coming into harbour to land the invalids here, or going round to Chatham. On April 23, in lat. 44.2 b N., long. 16 10 %V., the Cornwall passed*. schooner Perm from Swan•ea for Coquimbo, and on the same day the Cambodia, with emigrant', out ward bound. Shortly after she passed a large full-rigged • ship, water-logged and abandoned. She had • figure head of a female form, and was painted white, with • gilt stern. She was apparently American built, and of about 1,200 tons. A fire occurred in the dockyard yesterday evening, the roof of the old blacksmiths' shop at the north end of the y►rd becoming ignited. It caused some alarm at the time, but was speedily quenched by the dockyard tire-engines. The new royal yacht Vittoria and Albert is to be com pleted for service for her Majesty by the middle of July. The engineers are at work upon her night and day, and even ail day on Sunday, in getting her ready. The Lily, 12, Commander Sanders n, came into harbour last night to be paid off. la the extent and trine of its mineral news—in the accuracy of its law report% mut in the curial mercantile and commercial taverna. doe contitneit In thecae, railway, vial inoseLury arttess--thte paper Is ihrirpamed. CJIIRF.SPONDLTN AT RIH MACS OT WAR SOUTHAMPTON, Mar 8. Upwards of 200 artillery horses arrived in special trains to-day, to be shipped on board the royal mad steamer, Medway, for the Crimea. They are very powerful animate, sad well seasoned in artillery labours. A very large medical stall is going out also in the Medway. The Crimea is to be cultivated. Mr. Page, of Osford-strest, in this town, the largest seed merchant in the south of England, and who ranks with the highest in his profession aa gardener in this country, has received a moat extensive order for vegetable and gram seeds for the Crimea, from Captain Deere., the Admiralty Superintendent at this port, on behalf of the government. These seeds are packed in cases addreaed to Captain the Hee. Henry Keppel, H.M.S. St. Jean L'Acre, ear* of Admiral Boner. They will be shipped on board the Medway, which will leave to-morrow. The guns which will be sent out in the Medway are B.pounders. The gun., harness, and ammunition, were brought to Southampton in a huge special train. The artillerymen embirked on board the above-mentioned steamer form a complex ltattalion. They are ell powerlul oxen, most of them quits young in years. DUBLIN, MAY 8. His Excellency the Earl of Carlisle ' yesterday inspected, in Bt. Patrick's-hall, Dublin Castle, a number of invalided eolditre from the Crimea, who had arrived from England the previous day. Colonel Lindsay and Ca, tain isirclough, two Crimean officers, both of the 63rd regi merit, were introdue:d to his ExcelleLcy on the occasion. His Excellency, in his usual manner, conversed separately with each man of the detachment , and excited warm feel -1 legs of gratitude by the interest which he took in the Cave of each. Ose of the men showed the bullet by which he bed been struck, and another wore one of the white sheep skin jackets that had beta sent out to the troops during the severity . of the late dreary winter. A serious fracas took place in Cork on Sunday between the depot of the 69th regiment stationed there and the 2nd Somerset Militia. Some hundreds were engaged on both sides, and several were hurt, though no dangerous wound was inflicted. Eve. the 'entries ea guard took part in the row ; but the officers at length proceeded at the head of strong parties of military and militia, and sueeeede4 in se estrum the leading rioters. A similar fracas, which took plain in Clourael last week, rendered the removal of the military depot to other guar:ars neeessary. CAPTAIN LINDSAY, OF THE RIFLES.—The Mende antis yonag dim will be pranged to leers that, in addi tion to his peemedea tee norleiriees services in the Crimes, he has nesived s she appektimst in Dublin. 808113-EMITEIIf RAILWAT.—Traflic for week end log 5, 1865. 15,8081. 12s. 14.• Corresponding we e, 1864. 1.6.4261. en Ba. hennas in 145, 3831. Br. 55. GLASGOW AND Son= WEirrEarr RAILWAY. Traffic for the week eudieg May 5 1855, 6,3 W. 10s. 10 4 . ; 4 eorrespowling week, 1964, 99(1L 120. 6d. lawsiss is 18661 6765.18,. 6d. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1855. anamse. lii — WiiktF.lo:4 NEWS IS EELIAISLei AV U IMPARTIAL An oretueively early report of ' , hipping in the Indian Sea to etc plled to It Ly very Overland Mall, ma a onttalne THE ONLT DAILY IIININO REPORT, . . LOA 11 41 of pricey. _ I C FACLIJI)E3 ALL OFFENsIVIS APVLItTISKSIZNTIL it t, strict!, Independent, sad thoutrh younger by mere th.e Airy yearn than any of ite eontempirrariaa, this paper h.,e, by condatency and early information, achieved tor iced! • character and position not Interior to say. To be ordered deny booltealka or neve an In the kingdom ;or at ib. ether, 10, Eloriverinatrem. Plact-meet, London. Y.N. ii difficulty be eaperlosend in obtaining the paper ty avowing prim at a rodusd pram. tho peddieber La, on application. turniab the tame. or mews yenta ready be supply It, at las ed. per quarter, paid la adman. by rem .o order. 13)AILY NEWS FORWARDED tothe COUNTRY by EVENING PONT, at M. 6d. pa qr. missal a =lnas, OHN MADDOX, IN Upper Albany , t. lapat's-park. Bookie:sr sad Nan Mart kJ1• 1 1 NEWS IttiNT TO READ, from 8 a.m. moil pm, lit par welt; eempibm 'stows or country, s' m... 4 M. psi olsy ar Ifs. 114. wr cricetes ;by Kr. ALTISEB, Sews Amt. tea. WbSfYn. ZILY NEWS LENT TO READ, ia Loads" at I.M. per cratur.—esarr by M =lltd ORNING Mt lt . t. taa 00..11110. dd. pr v.—R. ADANA, 11. Weibilarlic /Wm Aginat. BAYSWATIIII-DAILY NEWS LENT TO 6e %:,; and supplisd to Ow isstatry by evening sal, at Med. Me asartn, paid la samosa. M. Klima, Gran-Mmes, Not. astrs.apat. LITBRATURE. The bap* j o i f Blockade. By JAMII.4 PARLEZ DIRNII • C.L. Loudon Butterworth. 185.3. The commercial intercourse between nation and na tion is such, that no war can be carried on between any two great members of the civilised community of the world without communicating its baneful effects to all others. The right of blockade, or the right to cut off; by the use of armed force, all intercourse what ever with the pore and harbours of an enemy, is, by the ancient custom and c'nsent of nations, one of the most unquestionable rights of war ; and, as its tenZency is, by inflicting the most serious amount of injury on the enemy, to bring about the conclusion of a peace, the abandonment of its exercise would, probably, in the long run, be productive of more evils to neutral uatioas, who, in the meantime, smart under its Linporary infliction. The law which permits this right has never'heless limited its operation, and laid down rules by which its exercise must be governed, which cannot be changed or violated at the pleasure of the belligerent powers themselves. It is not to be wondered at, that at the commencement of a war, following a peace of forty years' duration, some ignorance should have been found to exist on the law which regulates this right of blockade, and that some mistakes should hare been committed in the application of its prin ciples. To correct these mistakes, to expound and to enforce the law of nations during the vio lence of hostilities, ia the province of that court which once the genius, the learning and the wisdom of Lord Stowell adorned, and which is now worthily occupied by Dr. Lushington. It has been the lot of the latter to hear and determine a aeries of cues, arising out of the blockade established by the allied English and French fleets on the coast of Russia in the Baltic during the summer of last year, which, as Dr. Dec"e informs us, " emprehend almost every point wh' can arise on questions of blockade in an Engli' :..oart of Prize." It may not be uninteresting to our Nation to review some of the misconceptions which appear to have prevailed LINES LEASED AT MOM SO e I , Redford and iSlet:/ (Wand to Los. ea N.W. St.lloo Ruakingt!sramikir ( St. 100 M el tit. lOU LS 16 I 60 30:1 46;66; th. in o I a° At. to to Loi4geikl4.Wisters) ‘6 11 lydoodole Jwootios (trued toCaledtdotao).. sett.otoolosh. ottoar6p.et. (trotted to Gt. Northers) loaceater h Dom Putout (Irand to Gt. Wordern) ottlabeltry(Lltorkt/Illid Do. a =lies d itto) W. shares ditto). London and raeowiali (leased to Mouth Ecatero) 'Ditto Preference (ditto Imweatoft Guar. 4 peramit (laamd to Nor . sik) Ditto ditto o Lon., Tilbur 1:::11 (leased to Peto leo.) Buston,hilatknit leas% toI.AN.WASId.) 31suldindwo' sod Badger (tamed todtoaktisDart) 100 all Midland Seedbed (Midi. 64 Newmarket Bury Bata= pus. S per cent (lewd 1.5.6 to Eastern Comma) SO NortbernitEastern3pere. (leased tobot.Colunies) SO , all Ditto 6 per Cent (do.) 23 23 Proton W isyre (less. Lae. &N.WestAtoncitVuelt) 124 124 Ditto 4 =am (ditto).. ... t1t,106 Royston, [Lucian. a 'hop. reth Stook (leased to Great Northeast ........ IS 64 doe= ntancedalure (nosed to Yr. liVetut) SO 1 30 Wear Valley, 6 par Ct.gno (leased to dtockt4Dart)' U 23 pitto Ditto Dm, at. too Mina it Ilamarret (leased , to Utast Wm tern) es Ito 1 to to 164 1 100 100 lug 100 20) 100 lianilltan rod Turoato Do. 6 per Ont. Lyons atill Geneva.. = s an6 Miditerramen 10 sa 16 20 Do. Noe Maria Animals ; vw Now ItwaschLico (with Int ) of Praha DUN SOL *MS (114 Cillrisrelaulessellass Serwigin ?Mor i Pidgin& leass Pods awl Orions Pads awl loom . Pink Cam ca;ii;,;t4 ken sad Ham Am! Nair ........ loyal Ilwatite isaihre and Items_ _ LIS 115 De;:ii Ceat. pet Pro& 4inde Wirt Thefts De. 54 waft. !Wks. ,lap et Thar IN lOR Ili IS ill SI U Ili II 4 93 99 130 113 it - ii -99 fuj 99 401 24 3pa I I Pol It la pm 3 4 n e 1 6 1 Na 2 1 Ma 7 411 24 pa 46 41 29 41 111 12 I dim i 1 Mt poi a 1 1 $ 11 21 pm a' 4 I die I pa. ul $7 Se 11l it dia. ale SIC *Si Slii FOREIGN NAILWATb. natwet p and ilettetaiii 7 2 1 7) Bevan Mows Junction 2 dls Boners to Grakaeosas 9 2 dis , Sont.Boroda&CoLlaLlic pa I Dutch Rhenish ....,''' . 2 1$ Om Rastern of Priam De. ndian East I 24 Do. !stand= II pm 41 p.a.Bda.p.J37 § convert — Da. 89. 913 a Womb& Grand lumen of Frame U.Trualt aiOanis,s loser 154 9 dig ' Do.ot. Law.flalL bat 111 16 Do. Oert.of Ddloodmol N 51 Do. Coalpy.'s 9p at. do. N 90 Grist Canna of Traose 1 li $ prt =.irot Indira Fountains. i inn Do. NewOna.s per coot a pas Do. I. :toad. do il pas Do. do 31 Ot.Luzaaabon4ee;CßE. 1 21 Do. do. Obligaticoli 2 5 Gt. Wad. Canada, Share 1 20 , Do.lida., pay 37,0 pt. till 33/ 99 101 I De. .o. 62, do. 56 99 lel ' Do. do._ 76, do. 61 1 19 1 10$ II pa 1/ Ise z k I Pd.' Ltt . wa7e . I Cleats. Moos Wes today Yesterday. I to 2 p.m. 616841.8111 le 7 per Ct Oaleded.. / etemerMoMb.PreLNo 7 l egit eel amen Doed.reetka Aber.hme. i UM Assn= air • 61 Do. do. Clem 8, 6 per Ct. Do. do. Clem C, 7 per Ct. Ka Calk Fits..,2 pe.,140 1 Mt* do. No. $ Do. New 6 per Omit Mote 1104.0eket 6e66 met. MgLanguid. ............. Feet kWeetTort .11665 the 1413.6,Pert1,Deadee 4 r et. Orem Worthen 3 W e t i D6 als at l 0 o.et L . peo.. Do. 44 rem lent. „ 1W 102 DuAmetiored.at3p.ctp ( 4 Ipm o.West.Bl64llmite et Spe 6 6i Do. way. redeent.ii p.c.' 96 98 lUo.mae.k redettn.4p.e., , 88 10 Ditto irredeemable 4p. et.f 60 92 Do. Eilrm. Prot Nara ..., to 11 Do. away Prat 62. Sox.; 17 174 [ Do. do. An. 3 p. 6.1 13 1' i Do. Birm. Cilia. Most . . , 72 74 I 1.30. Chestor litu. Stone: IN 1:1 Ht t it. --. l 27 13 1.. a shire k T orb. F . 130! I 5 01 1 Ditto 6 per emit Stock... ; 154 136 Loa& Bright (3.5 ~.coat? k Ditto New Goa. spet , Lee.eStbW( stCon.lll:del I 1 lmodondern /Color. I sh. I LordmadarrykEnniek.4 as ' 1 01ai5.116.11.12L014.N0w101. 102 304 19 21 N 88 2i ili Si • 1 Ips U) 13i" !re Maryp. k si pet.i Midland Cone.BrAB.6pet j Do. Pref. 11 per et... . Ditto FZ. Pref. 4 per coat: Norfolk Debentures Do. S pct.E.ares.l3t.ll46l Do. Pr 4.4 per et.t3t. North Bntish 1 2i i Pla 121 184 116 I 0 4 1 dim 4 41 Id M 10$ U 87 99 101 91 83 Si al Do. teed 76 p. et. ,To: I Do. Do. Qom, Do. York Ilk Yank North Btalfordatire OaLWoraltY, 01.114.6p.0t LNottish Control Pew Prof P* Dons I Ditto Piled 44 per Coat. SAW (Iland..dion.,Sl.o C) Dluo 4i per et..... llonthWa. 0n5.44 p. omit etlt.Tottellitrlperct.Guat Agua Fria +Anglo Australia Uold tAnglo Cidllornian *Australasian +Australian Australian Cordillera_ Blasnaron Iron Sr Co& +British Iron .... —.„ +Bra Imp.Osa.aOl.pen. Do. Coons! sal Cu Us 6,000 20 11,000 JO 210,000! 1 tur,ooo' 1 moot , ' 40 1°4062 5 1150,4100 1 ee 6,00 o; SI 70,000, 5 25,0001 2 100,000 1 10,0001 30 21694A.1 11,000. 41 60,0001 1 5.0001 l/o. E. $ 10,000 I.aittaalaa 1€ 42 1 0. elfarl4ata .a. 60, 0 1 New 60,000 1 ,tN.Llrlaratla. Sat.C4. 100,000 1 .Noaveaa Moods 10,0001 10 I Pontalbaad Mbar letai 110,000; e Part Phillip 60,111001 1 !Quits Rack 1 0 ,000, 60 1 411hymeer Iron 10,001 15 ;flax New • ,eoe I•l4ausgo de Cuba. 50,0 e 1 'douth aartrallaa 6,000 10 lla Croft 43,174 20.2.111 rUatted Maxima 0,000, 1 Waller 1t,0,004 • 1 Wert Marlirea all I 73.442arab1e by etarapod dead. Do. St. John Del liey Carsoc'e Creek +Cla.Cone.hlia.Co.dare. D)bre Copper tOol.a.al tiold 0 0 1 3 4P0 tOopper Mi En& tDo. PreL me of 76 pee Cent. tf.ng.lennalCoppr 'Foam* Great Nugget Vela Reg. &sod 'Nuke of Nadia Polgooth Liberty JOINT STOCK BANKS. el ' 60 62 ili I .... . 22,300, 40 ..tostralada 40 Brit.ool.l6ankilLoan 20, 0 0e'. British North American an 40,,00 95 Chartered Bank of Ads 32,20.: 2i 'Chart. Bank of India, AnetralM, and China I 4 20,t0 100 25,000 100 Commerciale( London 2O 25,000 20 Eng.,Sent.,&AustAtart ' all 25,000 Lon.Chart.Bank of Aust ' 20 10,000 20 Ditto New 1 20,000 5c London and County , 20 60,000 30 London Jr Int Stock 30,000 100 London and Aeon:tinder; 20 10,000 100 I Nat. Pros. of kragland , 35 10,r90, 10 , Do. New lO 20,000 , 33 ,National of Ireland 20,010' 10 New South Wales 112,1172, 1 23 Ofloll4 Bank Cot pot Woe 22,030 1 100 Prorloclalof Ireland. 4,6110 10 Do. New 111,000 6 Iltoral Australian Bank— ion and Gold Imp. Co. 12,0%1 95 'South Australia 32,001 13 !Union of Australia 4,000' ... , Do. New 01,000 30 ; Cc.on of London ........ 25 Amaralian Agricultural.' 2 Aostral4lan Patina Mail! 10 Atm:slim Royal Natl ; 10 Berlin 10 sterwarlug 60 British Amariun Laud 60.000 _3 1idt..11C01.5m.&110c1.00 8,1116 100 0•396da, tlt 110.6peretJan.acdJu1,,, NAACO 6 Q7at al Pam 30,000 111 Do. ?Moreno 180,000 4.C2rtal Pam of Frahm I 30,00‘. 1 'Duke Ins Ore 60,000 20 liailus nem 26,000 23:12611rie Telegraph 06,000 12 Omer& 8169. Navigation 20 Orsersl6.B.l9hippine 06.1 10ItledItorraessaVoroLTeL 26,006 10 Mukha & et.Americea 56,00 u llNatlooal Pa/atetea. Pad 30,008 10 Netherland' UM. 76,000 2'91.8. Wiles Chalk Inter. I Steam Naripike O. 161,676 1 North Brit Asiblimin 23,006 20 North ot f : areml3l.o3 2: l 120,000. 3 Poelkiver 80,000 30 Peal/mit Oriental anion an 2:,000 30 Do New 20,0004 2 Portland Iron Company all 14,340 100 Nosy Mail steam OO Invoe 1 loud& Ana:. laseete all 100,000 1 Do. New 14,2e0, 23 dolga Australian Lod 2 21 75,000 , 1 qublaarine Telef. &tip ell 25.000. 1 Do. Do. Regletered, all 2 3,000, 20 TrutiLoanOo.of Upeavi 3 10,000 1 100 Van Menne& Lend 2 2 6 1 6 3 1 1 l lie 12 61 70 i i t I Pm " 26 lb f 1 13 13i THE REPRESENTATION or ROCHESTER. The Kentish Gazette, after observing that no intimation has been received from Mr. Villien with respect to the representa tion of Rochester, says that the chairman of the local con sPrvative committee stated at a meeting, held at the Golden Lion, on the 2nd inst., " that if another election should be necessary, and if it appeared the wish of the conservatives of this city that Mr. Bodkin should come forward, he would be (sand willing as heretofore to yield to their wishes, and represent their views and interests in parliament." On Tuesday last (says the Glasgow Daily Mail), as the 9 30 cm. train from Perth to Edinburgh had paned Corstorphine Station, the door of • first-clap carriage sud denly flew open, and a fibs boy, aged six years, the eon of hit. Ritchie, Perth, who had been standing by his father's knee, feU out. Ihe train was going at the rate of 3.5 miles en hour. The guard was immediately signalled, and • special train having been sent back, it was found that the boy had been pitched down the embankment, and escaped with only • slight scr.tch. He bad walked to the station, and was there 'sued by his overjoyed father anxiously waiting for the:next train to join him. NOVEL CAUSE OP ACTION.—SOIES time since ten inhabitants of Harwich received snbpcnnis to attend a spe cial Petty Session at Ipswich. When they arrived they found it wee • hoax. Mr. Richard 8. Barnes, a public func tionary at Harwich, having received the subpar's• by post, served them, and the partial thus doped summosed him last week to the County Court for their expenses, amount ing is the aggregate to nearly 201. The case having been argued, his HOllOll7 postponed his decision.—Eases Herald. A NOBLEMAN'S LIVING FOR SALE.—The next presentation to the Rectory of Pewesy, Wiltshire, the gift of the Earl of Radnor, is to be sold by auction, at Oar. raway's, on the 13th of next month. The gross annual value of the living is described as beinie 1,4841. lie. 7d., and the incumbent, who is the Hoe. and it V. F. Pleydell Boaverie (the noble pitron's brother), ig • years of see. The rev. gentleman I. Us in addition the 1400 7 of WklP pia ham. Isle of Wiwi, sod a canary In laltsbury li St. et. St. 1100 - ell ell 100,00 f 30014 10g,000 10,00. 10,000 so,not 8,001, 20,00 t., 10,0100 20,000 12,500 lge IS wt NO It :r MONEY MARKET. - 4.-- TOES DA T EVIMINO. The English fends again showed a drooping ten dency to-day, hut the decline established did not ex ceed to per cent., as compared with the final quotations of yesterday. A fuller supply of stock, reports pointing to ministerial changes, and the fact that the failure of yesterday has left some of the dealers with more stock on hand than they had cal culated upon, seem to have chiefly occasioned the day's flatness. A portion of the new loan, paid up in advance in anticipation of a scarcity of Console for the current settlement, is also on the market, and has assis:ed the unfavourable tendency. It will be remem bered that the Chancellor of the Exchequer refused to allow any discount on payment of the instalments on the loan in advance, but parties are still at liberty, in the event of any considerable scarcity of Consols in the market, to pay in advance, without discount. On the whole, the market is not without a certain steadiness of character in face of several adverse in fluences in operation at the moment. It is worthy of remark, too, that the late depression has been maitly confined to our government stocks, the supply of which is increased by the new loan. Railway and other securities have been relatively, and reasonably, less affected in price, as no addition to the market supply of these investments is threatened. In fact, a fall in the government funded debt may take place cotemporaneously with a rise in other classes of secu rities, as is illustrated by the steady advance in In dian guaranteed railway shares, to the merits of which as a medium of investment in the present easy state of the money market we have on several occa sions directed special attention. _ _ The Paris bourse to-day was steadier, and the Three per Cent. Rentes closed a shade better than yesterday. At Amsterdam Austrian stock has de clined, whilst Venezuelan bonds are in demand, at an advance. The other continental stock markets exhibit no movement of importance. Consols opened at 882 to 2, fell to 88?, to 2, and closed at 882 exactly, for money and Thursday next. The tt oontango" to the next account of the 30th inst. has advanc.-d to 1-16 to k per cent. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. ' Consols for money, 884, 2, a 2 . a ; ditto for account 10th May, 882, 2,14, a. Three per Cents. Re duced, 872, , 4, a . New Three per Cents., 88, 88k, 874, g, Long Annuities, expiring in 1860, 32 3 13-16. Indio Stock, 231. Bank Stock, 209. India Roods, 17s. prem. Exchequer Bills were quoted ss. to ti. prem. Bueinees iii also recorded in the New Two•and.a- Hulf per Cents. at 73, and in the newly created 30 Years Annuities at 16 per 11. The omnium ranged between !, and 1, prem., and closed at to 5-16 prem. Foreign stocks exhibited scarcely ■ny variation, tl.e transactions being limited. The America has brought in 875,236 dollars, or about 175,0001., in specie on height. The Irene has arrived hom Adelaide, whence she sailed on the 7th January, but is not known to have any gold on freight. The Iberia fits taken out .11,5001. in specie to the Peninsula, 18,6701 of which is for Cadiz, and 22,9301. for Lisbon. There was no alteration of much imyortanoe in the foreign exchanges to-day. Paper on Paris was rather more inquired for at 12.10, at short, and 20.40, at 3 month., but a present rates there is no demand for gold for exportation to France. Bills on Hamburg, on the other hand, met with less demand than on Friday, at 13.7 t to 7i. On Amsterdam the current rate was 12. N. The other exchanges presented little alteration, and the transaction, were limited. The sales of coffee to-day went off with spirit, and the coloury sorts of plantation sold at 63. to Is. per cwt. advance. The sugar sales also went off with spirit at full rates. The bar silver brought in by the Atrato was sold to-day for China at Os. lid. per ounce standard, being an advance of no lees than d. per ounce on the price realised for the supply by the previous packet. The dollars are not yet sold. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the llf instant for the cOnveyanco to Heligoland of 1,305 tone of Ordnance stores, coneistiog of huts and articles appertaining to them, asphalte, felt, tar, and 23 tone of timber. The Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Rail way and Eastern Union Railway Companies are offering 5 per cent. per annum interest for loans on debentures. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com pany on their respective presideteier, from the 23th ult. to the Bth inst. (this day), is as follows : s. tl. Rate of Exchange. Bengal 14,205 7 1 1 24. 2.1. Madras 2,912 17 9 j per %Ampany , a rupee. Bombay 4,0155 8 4 2s. 21,1. per dabs. al ti die; Total HO 111 101 HO I 3 is psi! •••• Plll The directors of the London and South Western Railway have made a call of 61. on the new 501. shares, and 41. on the new 401. shares (created in 1645), to be paid by the 4th June. The annual meeting of the lonian Bank proprietary is called for the 31st inst. The receipts of the Stockton and Darlington Rail way for the month of April were 26,0501., being 4,5041. more than in April last year. The market for land and bank shares remains steady. The stock of the Electric Telegraph Com pany and the new shares of the Peninsular and ' Oriental Company were better. Crystal Palace shares have declined to 3,1 to 3i. Victoria Dock new shares have been dealt in at 9 (101. paid); General Screw Steam at 141 to ; and Royal Mail Steam at 169; to f. The colonial wool sales, which commenced on the 3rd inst. progress very steadily, the opening prices being fully supported. The sales will extend to the 25th lust. The importations into London for April ' were 14,219 bales,lnto Liverpool 4,180 bales, and into Hull 162 bales. These figures include every de scription of foreign and colonial wool. The commencement of the indigo sales is thus no ticed by Messre. H. W. Jewesbury and Co. : We beg to inform you that the quarterly sales of indigo commenced this day, consisting of 10,989 chests (including 6,322 cheats of old goods, bought in at, or withdrawn from, former sales, and 1,319 chests in second hands). The sale opened flatly, with several parcels of old goods of former sales, consisting of Madras, Kurpab, and a mark of Bengal; these wero mostly bought in or withdrawn at about last sale's rates. As the sale progressed, and where new goods were offered, there was more spirit, and good and fine consomme qualities met with fair competition at last sale's rates, to 3d. and 4d. per lb. advance. For good and good ordinary Kur pab there was also a fair demand at par to Id. per lb. higher • good Oudes commanding about the same advance. For ordinary Madras there was no demand, and they were mostly bought in at par to 2d. per lb. lower; the good mid dling qualities were rather higher. Fine Bengal ruled about par. The attendance of buyers, both home and foreign, was moderate. 1,218 ants have pasted to-day, of which 280 chests were withdrawn, 455 chests bought in, leaving 483 chests sold. With reference to the silk market, the monthly circular of Messrs. Durant and Co. observes as fol lows : The improved state of the market reported on the sth ult. continues. Without any particular feature for comment, considerable business has been done during the month, irs portsn gerevaly being content to realise without attempt ing further improvement of prices. In China silk the de mand has been almost exclusively for the lower and mediae claors—small as the supply is of the best class, it seems fully 'qui! to the present requirements of the trade—a strong symptom, we fear, of the unfavourable result of their operations—still they go on, the deliveries marking large i consumption ; export, however, still continues to take a considreeble portion. Cbioese thrown silk remains at 14s. 61. In Bengal silk the market has been quiet; filature silk h.., been almost the cnly tning rold, and this at pre vious priers, but not to any great extent. In Italian silk nothing new. The market is very ill supplied with any thing of useable elate. In Brutus a few bales Italian reel are taken occasionally. In Penton silk we have an arrival a AO balloie, bat go WM. , 16 17 7 I II I i 3$ 113 114 110 I Oa gli IPO 1(2 ts I' A Me L as' 124 33 97 99 pm Si 211 u. 4 6 1 6 lj 2 2 3 31 U 31 i 36L - - 22 1 2& I 30 40 2 die par 14 14 P a l pal di, ti 4 I 7 7i 2 2 pm I I Das. 14 u 10 It 6 6 6 i 6 i I I 1 1 CI di* 1 Pd dip 1 6 1 "7 1 i diS i II U U U 0 1 25 all 21p 10 1 OS 70 7 4 ei 29 $0 all 1 2 :1 (THREEPEN THIS DAT.--TWo o'CLocs. The English stock market to-day is firmer, and yesterday's decline of 3to per cent. has been re covered. Very little business, however, is going forward. Consols for money and to-morrow have ranged between 881 and 88, and are now quoted 882 to 1. For the new account of the 30th inst., the present quotation is 881 to 2. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 871 to 3; the New Three per Cents. at 873 to 88; Bank Stock at 2101 ; India Stock at 230 ; Exchequer Bills at se. to Bs. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1858, at 991 to 3. The =Mum is quoted Ito 2 prem. In the foreign stock market the movement is mainly confined to Turkish, which has risen to 73/ to 743. Mexican is quoted 201 to 21 ; Spanish De. ferred Three per Cents., 18 to 3; and Russian Five per Cents. 98 to 100. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Ceuta. have been dealt in at 63 to 1; Ditto Fear per Cent. Certificates at 913 to 921; the Com mittee's Certifs. at 31 to 4 per cent.; Sardinian Five per Cents. at 851; Portuguese Four per Cents. at 421; Granada On t - an d- a .U s lf per Cents. at 17; and Brazilian Old Five i.er Cents. at 981. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-31sy 8. Bills and M. Money. 'note. Pricer. a.d negotiated this day. Amaterdam per E 3 Months 120. Cat,. ... 120. 11811. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp oe. Brumels Ilasiburgand Altana „ , Wows. 71echl. 13mca. 71 ash. Pada ........ per t Short 251 r. 15c. -, 25fr. 1121 c. Ditto... Marseilke w ~ 22(r. 421 c. ... 351 r. 41e 1 Erank.fint.on-tbe.Malnc per £lO 11910. kr. .., 11910. kr. Vienna (effective).- per t „ 120. 43kr. ... 1211. 49kr. Trimte Madrid Cadiz Ildban ..... ...... - , , 4' pence ... 49 penoe Barcelona Velem ........„ lecum., .., ..... „,„0„, „ „49 pence ... 4/ Pram Libretto; Leghorn “ .. um. 2do. ... 3.. r. 250. Genoa „ 261 r. (oc. ~ 231 r. 550. MaPiro ermo per ounce „ 131 pence ... 1311 snce „ 131 poem p ... 1911 peace Lisboa...oo4m =Bret a dare date - pence •• 6 3t., pence Ooorto New Taik-..... MINES'. TUMMY Burma. In the home mining stock market to-day there has been a moderate amount of business, including the following stocks, viz. :—North Wheal Basset, 20, ; West Basset,2B, 3 ;North Wheal Hobert, 17; Alfred Consols, 10 ; East Basset, 33, 35; Ilerodatoot, 350., 40s. ; Wheat Pollard, '2; Vale of Towy, 17s. 6d., 10s. The Ithymney Iron Company's shares were quoted lower. Tne gold mining ahares remain dull. Imperial Brazilian bhares were somewhat firmer. THIS DAY.--Two o'CLocx. The gold mioing shares exhibitn; change is Agua Fria, Colonial Gold, and Great Nugget Vein sharea remain quoted 1, to 2, and Nouveau Monde, to 1. Astdraisn'Avticultural shams are quotsd ?8i to ; Peel Iftver, 2!, to 21; and Scottish Australian Investment, !, to t prem. St. John Dt-1 livy shares have been dealt in at 32; and National Brazilian (Cocaes)at 21 to 21. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS'. MARY LANE.—TIIII3 DAY. Supplies 01 English grain Eincc Monday are restrietcd; furenin twultrate. Nlfith only a limited attendance of hovers, the Erma wheat left nvor unsold from Met market day w. , s mostly eiaposed of thii morning at pric, rcarcely then oht But little passing in 'imago, holders insisting on very full prices. . . Barley. trans, and peas quite as dear. Oats met a tolereb:y fair aAc at unaltered quotation', excerl ill-couditiontd I 'reels veesels tequir. Ü be cl• and, inch biiug the turn clie.,pir. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PRohl MAY 7 TO MAY " Qrs. English. Scotch. Irish. ,00reign. Wheat 1010 I 5020 .... Barley OO I 71111 Osts ll4O 15, I 7140 MAIL .. 1120 Plow. 200 MINCING-LANK-THIS PAY. and —.barrels. SUGAR.—The market is steady, and the public sales are progressing at yesterday's price.. Madras selling freely. Tee refin.d market quoted firm; prices are unaltered. Coerce —This article continues to have a firm appear ance, and the small public sale went of steadily. TEA.—The demand has been very limited. cumin sold at lticu.—A large business was dine yesterday on 'Change. A cargo of Amman, of 1,300 tons, sold (to arrive) at 49. for Liverpool; and 300 tons Bengal, afloat, at 14,. ea ship ; 14'. Gd. landed. Prices are unaltered to-day. RUM.—We are without tran.actions to report. SAL, rierns.-1,500 bags were offered in public sale, and bought in, as there did not appear to be buyers at previous rates. [. Common brims sold steadily in public sale, at last week's cur rency. Corrox.-1400 bales sold yesterday on'Change at a shad. advance, making kd. per ►b. since Friday. Macho —The quarterly sale commenced to-day, con sisting of 10.990 chests of various sorts. 1200 chats punt/ sale, of which 500 *A, middling and good middling Bengal, from 4s. 9d. to Os. 9d., were in good demand. All other descriptions went off heavily as compared with last sale's prices. Oood and fine Bengal sold at par, 6s. to Ts. ; middling to good middling, at 2d. to 3,1. advance, 4s. 9d. to ss. 9d ; ordinary and low, at par, 3s. 3d. to 45.64. Oudes, par, chiefly Doubt in, at In 3d. to 3s. Kurpahs, middling to good middling, par to 3.1. advance ; ordinary and low, par. Madras, middling to good middling, 2d. to 3d. advance; ordinary and low par, chiefly bought in or withdrawn. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is fist at the following reduced quotations, vie.: Town TOlcw, 51s 9d. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, b3s. ; May end June, iiZe. 9d. ; October to December, 5.55. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Measra. Patteeden aad Smith report that the demand are oew Kent and Sussex hope is daily improving, and prim; for a shade dearer. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walls End Hartlepool, 181. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, His. ; Walls End Kelloe, 18s.-73 freak ships at market. BARNUM'S ELEPHANT.—Passengers who travel by the New York and New Haven cars have a grand chance of "seeing the elephant." Going from New York, the cars pas the farm of Y. T. Barnum, a mile or co before reaching ridgeport, Ct. On that term. and in plain air" from the reilroad, an elephant may be seen every pleansnt day, attached to a large plough, and doing up the " g " in first-rate style, at the rate of about three distirct double-horse t ams. The aniraal is perfectly tractaLe. His attendee; .ides him, while a coloured man guide s the plough. The elephant is also used for carting large loads of gravel in a cart arranged purposely for him, ar.d in (Lowing stone on a stone boat or drag, in piling up wo d, timber, and in me. himself generafly useful.—Aare York Tla6w e. THE CHARITABLE TRU:3IS BILL, AND THE VALUE 1,0 great a l 4/ i f : rb r. to the sample o f o h p a t fe:rThkri followingAcF c seemsA la r m e is t k ha e ,y l y ib ti r 7 ,,,k o so v a e f Wiltniogtos, helooging to a chrrity, aad consisting of a 4-roomed cottage and 7 scree of arable land, which has for many years been let on a yearly tenancy at 141. per annum, hes, by order of the Charity Commissioners, been put up for letting by public tender, cad has realised a yearly rental of CIL, at which rent the tenant takes a fourteen years' lease of the property, and engages to put the cottage fat" thoro ug h repair, to insure, to pay all rates and tales, and to pay all the ewe of a kits* and counterpart. The poor of the parish are much indebted to the Rev. F. Heberden, the vicar, and his churchwarden, George Russell, Esq., as well as to Robert Bestow, Esq., for the great pains they bare take, in btiagiog the state of the ch,rity, and its abase, before the commisei Len. The rent now obteiaed is clearly not 4 fictitious one, as it is given by the old yeript, small work ing farmer, who no doubt knows its ryaVvalue, though he eould not be blamed for ant giving it Wore he was asked, especially as he took possession under' tqrwee churchwarden, wit) had himself long occupied the farm sekamakinadir guare rent of 161.—Sosith Eastern Ossetic. SAMBRE AND MEUSE RAILWAY,- ending April 28, 180,1,0941.115. Bd. Git 7s. CI. Mlles open, 181)5, r.—Traffic for week Corresponding week, 68; Mk 36. Y i C IS I . I li • 1 • 11 1 , 1 • 1 I Ik' 1 1 1 I ;iv ,i