The Express. — London, England, 1855-05-11 00:00:00

, A 1 4 ,4) rt T :•••1-x- • Na VIM.] LONDON, itituy EVENING, MA\ 11, 1855. (THREEPENCE. Asnum LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, F reip itaa Marated Lifts at 11 Lest IZirt Alas* Ow are Is in eingill iiiiiiiiii". 1.1111. bi al"- V. Pblll2obrit IblpriginVurrillt Whet Dtraetar. FROM FRANCE, GERMANY, or io ENGLAND, fir Mel mama merteg West ie Mead lad employed la dm emealleala tto to I. siee : KEMPOOTII. 'be sem g meet tithe dempea. ICOLL's If Lai f. Use sad Iva Lieber sada Elliiire . ,Liliii . ZAPl - S51;"; ifelereTe — reeerPrted, yet lieegorette. NICOLL'S GUINEA isousgto awl UALV.OUIfIA NstsTonsils. EMMAUS tee MILITARY sad *Abet OUTIM wet Mils. AreeIDITID/ AGR•111 le all pets at the Oa* wile Moe the sem, •se Giber aret.etae. germarais yeewared ta tainlalw• Maw, se that Wel Way taw • lAD It Ikcf.E.eD ADDILIK% 11.1. ewl D. NICOLL. 114,114, Da, 180, Releat.atrael, awl is the Cey. Coma. R AUSTRALIA and the COLONIEL—Lisht, Aft% OM aortal* WAVVINU.—CtraittION'S MUNI n &LT afh,l USG nix Is pooltady haws tots to to* awe. sal trots, sad Ws. to,. toted as s lons sod ostaaslys szassime to ttY o , matoo; Solt die timber rarttnid ler dans. asa be Mkt as iota pad liaLiq Itts usvf soloed pototas. rttlea ONE PENNS • alltAldli VDU% eraltdoet 'tat NON.CONDUCII/110 Prt tar sovoslas salmi Issfutro sou roes tomes IS ow mot. of fool.— I.lEHE5.ead tssansidois seta to pad a spoliastioa to CECIOOON mad 1, DOWCATI4TULL. IA mkt slot stir tds BUII 11,63 To& sad INOUoattt's Frit tor thaw waa sad 'Mu* Yes %ow to ofsadat tie tonsopfslass. THE 'LI) REVIVER, Is. Bd. per bottle) Rleetr, fletlag Salem le. Them deabliebed sad Idably pane. I permeating. wake old illkt trams sad en:ewe& plated articles um by • Abdo eppdeesies.-6311TH., Ist, strand. OPP". NMI" . wow: sop. am" Leallesdarlidet lobe Ilemr. *WOW Peadaleold; Aplto.H, lowthse-essede. pit. DR JONGH'S LIGHT . BROWN COD LIVER 011--All Timms who meet with the slightest Mt& ty to obis Moe thla pure and usedultrated umuclor i now gem. rally Tronomeodrd by the Imulty for Its Immediate sad regular en. Mel , are moves to apply to Dr de Josith's •ole eatredited castigates nod meats, ANOAR. Ilakt`OltD. sod Co., 77, Strand, Loma" who M liseerunt it to soy pert of town; ao4 ob reoelpt of a remittance of lea. 4 Uoveriel hal•Ptout (*Male 05* to say part of Ragland. SOUND and WHITE TEETH aro not only inch& peurably requisite to a pkasiret exterior to bets asses but they are pesulialy *wedded through tile as Wetly orodueive to health sad paw its. Moo,' the eart..e. meantime offered for the pur. pow. WON LAND , ' ODONTO or PEARL DENTIVRICI, stands as. rivalled is eradloattog all tartar and coseredoss, sad imparting a whiteows to the eitapielisd saes" ressorlog moots of tn. "trout Ceesy, reedenne the sues Sr.. sad red, dais, the teeth Brolly to their rockets. and. hors its aroroalle tadoesee, imparting worst..ry sad purity to the bre.ob. Price 2,. 9d. per boa. Carrion —Tbe wows •• tb,w!aatie ()dome are on the Istel, and •• A. lON. LAND d SONO, 20, Hottest garden," oo the goreremeat stamp sailed no each box. Bold by thee sod by Chaudeta and Perham. KIFSEMAR. —Protected by Royal Litton peens of England, awl reserod by the Sege of the kale de meek 4. Pare. and the koptilal Wisp at Metalas, MUlese. Trimmer, No. I, is a nemedy for relazatioa, spereleatorrites, sad isi,astiol oldie Sputum. Inseam, N 0.2, idleatually. lathe short goo' oi ten& days, couteletely and entirely eradicate' all traces or *oar dtroedere which eaprotes have re long bean thought s& antidote for. to the rain or the hnii.h o! a van portion of the popmliglea. :novenas, No. 1, le the treat continental remedy for that gam el gto,re.id ottiat, uoicir.onate4, the English pliyeleien nests with &Am vr. to tie oseritable et the lotlent's cementation, sod which el, the eoresparilL, io th , world unnacit remora. 'MOW mar, NEn. I, 1, and 1, are Lloe devoid of la4l Of earth, and al ail gowei,ing eunitier, They arty Ue on the toilet table without their are Iteier luveetid. Hold in tie anon at I Is. earl • •, tree by poet, to. sal,., eluded into oeparato domes, et adealuietered by repeat", Lai. yeses, Kona, ire.—Te be bad, whelceoi. eat null, la Leaden, of sehert henna, 1111, Carehill; Elannay sad On, 63, Oilortotrort; eafterr,lter, OalenLatreet; R. K. hewn, drupes; Market-Mee, Eisele ear; Friedley, ehrweet, Lord-otreet, Liverpool; Who'll, hogaelov, Iliesorreet, Itinnbertani ; nitt kawmtler, 10. Weverweland-otreet, VMS THIRD sad FOURTH VOLUMES are sow ready, eosamlatag the Period from 16.11.1 to 1410. ,o 4 amebas, tho work, or IHE DUKE of BUCKINGHAM'S MEMOIRS of into COURT aril CABIN STA of (111;OROZ 111., from (MOW .ft Seceresata. - lb* mama volumes ear the ' Atheoarme) t;btbtt the came WMIII se LM teems pie*. et toe merles. Ti* graeral reeler feaster. Wood ma rib satire Jul MOOliedi .0.1. lo onliebbset Of tto* vviliilm.lellbabsie Moe he two %anima. ire ake.laat et Mere* to weal atuatioa to ors We pi 40..,. Oa abatable et Wore* IV. sad Oa Duke al W ibt r: tre rime we talitabie lent r... In temio nla Obi Si We I ete of Vert sod Ma (Lae aro Siam • la et,,t we rmy 4N=Sem rth1 , •.,n,:a1., th e' MINK* Stot.iil t Illuqr la the let. re bat the W ead cm th, PeemAulaz afar. Our .. strait. Alladeali ) mid = barest bel•meme (.. tlear velum, - lbw* and Iladada. Y ernareeeele lbws Clioarn. Tscifth Ilditson, ,so, hoon I, price lea. pp. 900. I OM! rAt I ICS *I cTIC 121)ICINR. j. cuts, ILO De, old of all technicality. No loall.Ane b pciarritnnt nitrous this liar Albite fat Its .aloP:on, sod the asset • to I. intionsistorpt An eseelkut work foe families, anlgracia. ossil marksman.. .% /1011CIft, Chest for this cork. pice An hPITWIN of tho tUU t' Pnea Ss. A Omelet° Limo who are deauvu• of con.mootate UNI tetaticoat In torolly prac tice. A Uwe fat %hi most. pries .Itc. • • Carriage tree WI r0c.14 of posthlice ardor. how larila. Paare-thurehiar.L. and Alliterstroot. thiforl-st rod. THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAMIR, pies M. Lasalar Liberal Mama, the ermeshe4 tree eclemerrce amyl et Jleseed reionsa th.eatect an 4 Tale- et IVgreaeral ems —la the eraser of Its lbw mem wet P. the venal ebereraalle sad emateretal Inform. Mec eseedeed le Ws" nileray, mai seettary artistes—Ude paper .K AL AT falI: BMT OF WAL ITO k IRETON NEWS 15 NIILIMLI AHD A,. el(' M.ty ear'. r.p.et of Wapner in tie ladles dew le sup ptirel Wlt nevi Jier•amolNiool.. and or castalui 1111 L ONLY DAILY MINING IMPORT. mite bn pima 12 rketXl./E 4 ALL OFFENSI ADVEBTLSZVILITII. Wed/fatly ladeneadent. aal 'Wawa younger by mare them minty pare tbaa ant ut 1.4 corn , enrorNisra tale pager b tiby eardegesily see wit, Imaratlnn, aohiered roc Itself a eau Icier sad punka sat iiikelat se ^thy. A be ae.lctM of say bootertt et flaw • aa I, the kingdom; or at &agen t I'. larreerewnreet, Tret.etregc, Lodes. X.II. alliedg be espetteseed is nbedidai the mar by (yarded s wined yeleh the pablishat via. ea epeeiside. Panda the uses el sive MOM may le rap* at IllheiL pot quarter, paid Medearhfee 4411.• ureic. PAII.Y NEWS FORWARDED toth•COUNTAY Iry STIP MG ram .t IM. ML per qr.. mina Or Drabriner earreak M %DWI, le. Upper 4111Mmy.4., irrph, ord Sirs ligest. lAIT Y NRWEI I.ANT TO READ, from 8 a.m. .r until 8 rat, p" wet; sanded is tore rye wage et 7. , :a. 31. r.r :tar, or Rt. ed. per atairtat ; Ur. VI ALUM.% 1 *or 41044 TrospitsutitAt. Whistilars. pALLY NNWLS Lie TO READ. in Loadoci, at 1 ♦ pc. courtar.—agif by uottotnin MAIN ACI 120.41. tA yar AD4MS, ParUaantatter, Wegairatre. Now A.. 14. A YSWATEIL-DAILY NEWS LENT TO II ILIAD; sod sappbott to lot foun'ty mods, rot, at d. rot 4oNitoc. paid to Mimeo. W BU KRIM satot.o4erram tt emu Ittonto.trovo. ammogist. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Anicntasr, MAT 10. APPOINTMENTS. ID aoec of anpitab Dr. J. Wilson (1841) to be laspeetor of aepitala, Greenwich. Lester J. J. awl (1843) to the Centersthe, 60, screw steam skip, at Movimport. DUBLIN, MAT 10. Captain Lenox'. battery of Royal Artillery, halt of which has been ststsoced at Limerick, and the other Jun at Kilkenny, proceed this day to Dublin, where they will embark for Woolwich en routs for the Crimea. They will be Ag ee t weel by Ger. Dozer's battery frem Woolwich. IflAjor•Ocaeral Eden teturned to Kilkenny from Clammed en k'ridity evening, bulk% Jelly investigated the circuit- Mum s of the unfortunate affray between the men of the &lath 1 ipperary Aztllltry and the depot of the tad, or Queen's Regiment, in that ga,-rison. There are, it apron, wiz men, fi-e of whom are eoldiez .. of the 2nd, severely hurt, by beyond wounds reeeiv. , l is the mike, but none of them are cow' lered to be dank crow. The came of the affray is rtated to have been an ial.m rsurellt which, haring coigioated in a joke, spread abroad most widely, that the men of the 2nd had attacked some of the officers of the militia, and had put vas of them to clf, ath and imprisoned another in the guard.hnose. Absurd as this report was, it was believed, in oossequeaes of the Clon rail people having entertained a prejudice against the 2nd Regiment, from its ehireeter for quarrelling in Waterford haring preceded it to the former town. Ehnen' Eden at once removed the depot from Clonmel, sending one detachment to Fethard, and Another to Cashel. The Royal Mail steamer Medway, which left Bmithatavton on Wednesday afternoon, with a luutalion of artillery for the Crimea, returned to Booths/sputa yester day morning, in COD& queues of some damage to one of the discharge pips belcmpeg to her stem 'machinery. It is "[petted that the niteessery repairs will be effected so se to enable her to leave spin early this morals'. P&RILOUS CONDITION OP • STAment AT Bea.— &avow, 25th April.—The Brisbane (s), 62 day,. oat from Glasgow to Sydney, N.S.W., yea spoke* 26th Ma?. in let. 6 8. lon. 86, by the Notches (whir.), arrived at New' Bed ford, which vessel reports that the Balboa' (a) wee is a very bad condition. She bed ao steam on, her eltronosast:f was brakes. had no lat. or lea., and was driftlag 10 or 16 mil's to leeward everyday. Emma; MAT O.—H.M.S. Conflict, from Baltic Part, roabored io the roadstead yeeterday afternoon, to re =h% soccer Awning and esdida, with& MI been WIN Court. Her Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, Prince Alfred, Princess Alice, and the Duke of Size Coburg, and the Penmen Holtenlobe of Leriganbarg, the Prineiswe Ade lade and Feeddre of Habralam ' and Pnnes Victor of Robeslobe, bosomed the Royal Polytechnic lnstitstioa with their presence let evening. Th. royal suite coneload of the Cduntees of Gainshorimgh, Lord Camoys, M.jor General Buckley, Captain Da Plat, and Hr. Gibbs. Le Cow miller Charles Basawer and Baron de Treskow were is attendance on the Duke of Baas Catnwg. Prince Albert presided at • emoting of the tressesa and maisagers et the Provident Sereeity, St. Yertio'leplaee, at three o'clock. Prince Albert MY attended by Colonel the Ron. C. B. Phipps. The ['Manse of ilobenlohe Laagenburg. with the Princess Adelaide and Prom Victor at II Meolohe, eisi:ed the Duchene of Cambridge, at her residence in Bt. James's • Palace, yesterday. The Countess of Abingdoi was presented to her Majesty, at the drawing-rsoa on the tad of May, by Frances Countess of Waidegrave. Eul Granville transacted basis's, at the Council-office, 36 ' I yesterday. The noble earl also joined hie colleanam at the at. Cabinet Council on Wednesday. BIC The Cathedral Commission met at No. 1, New-s Spriog-gardens, yesterdsy. The oommunioners *mut ti were the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Archbishop of el Yoh, the Bishop of London. the Eliatitip of Oabr , l, Sr 10 4 John Pattisoo, Itee. Dr. Wordsworth, the 1f... Canon : Selwjn, and Mr. H. Knipe.* (Secretary). A deputation on the subject ut placing the electric tele- go graph oa higlaway!bad an interview yeti dis Geeese Prey * yesterday, st the Home-ollice. The deputation tiowisted of Se Lord Iletnam, 31 P., Mr. Becket D.Aison, M,P., Mr. T. Thompson(Mlidtor), Hall; end Mr. Bamford, Pattie- a mentary Agent se FRANCE. - OP Till DAILY 111110.) I t "" 10 PARIS, TRVIUIDAT EVI3IIIIO. et. A number of Spaniards resident in Paris have i s i t drawn up a protest against the article in the Davits, depicting with much detail and on (alleged) good st authority, scenes of extraordinary violence repro- p a t muted to hare passed between Queen Isabella and m Marshals Espartero and O'Donnell, on the occasion let of the Royal assent being obtained to the bill for the ;4 sale of ecc lesiutical property. The Spanish real- I i t i dents roundly accuse the Dam!: of having st. fabricated the letter which it pretends to have 81* received from Spain, and they deny positively that C either of the Ministers threatened the Queen in any IN way whatever. They admit that her Majesty, who t• has been brought up as a fervent catholic, may have ; 0 " felt a momentary hesitation about a law which m appeared to her prejudicial to the church, but he- "A tween this end the melodrama given by the Debate MC there is all the difference between truab and false- - y 4 t• hood. Had it been possible that the statesmen on aY whom the welfare of Spain now mainly depends lon could have conducted thermelves towards the Queen Ft with such indecency as the Debate describes, the se cioniequesoe, the Spanish residents say, would be that ri Spain must roll down the abyss dug with her own to hands, and this is what the Debate and its party would desire to see. The protest was taken to the : Patric this afternoon, but that journal refused o in- a sort it. The Presse publishes a portion ot if, at the same time expressing its own conviction that the as story in the Delbals was a fable. Indeed, it appears t o, by a Madrid letter of May 5, that Marshal O'Donnell had given an emphatic denial in the Cortes to similar to reports which had circulated in the Spanish capital. as la answer to a question put by a democratic member, to M. Garcia Lopez, the Marshal said the rumours were false and unfounded, as far as concerned the Queen a t and King, but that there were intrigues near the Iv throne, which the government would know how to defeat. to There has been another very quiet day at the r, Douro*. No poltti•al rumours WbiliteVer were fit at circulation, and, with the exception of the announce- le, meat in the Moniteur of the arrival in the Crimea ot fn Gen. Marmon with the first division of the Sardinian 10 Contingent, there was no news from the theatre of ;,!, war. The Recite awed at 68fr. 5.5 c. (yesterday's so price) atter bet very slight flucinatious. The Lyons is railway lines were again the favorites. Lyons roes llfr. 25c., and Lyons and Mediterranean 81'e. 75c. Rouen rose 12fr. 50c. Orleans fifr. Bank of France on rose Mr. A letter from Constantinople, in the Courrier els Marseille, gives th • lollowing sketch of the new plan of campaign said to be resolved on by the Allied generals : According to a generally malted rumour, the army of Constantioople will land at Kalif*, where French frgatirs have recently made a fresh reconnoiessnee. It is said to he intended to attack the Russians in Bank, while General ic Bouquet, art.t his ca.ips of observation, will arcs the Tcher- on. nun, and meat them id that direction. Oilier Pacts, at v ills same time, having been reinforced by a French division, 61. will advanca from Bupatotis, poising cites to the entrenched camp of the Alms. By theme three sitau.taueous move manta the Allied generals hops to bast the Runt -no, i•r to Mt. hem them in in Sebastopol, which will then be vanpletely ft inverted." Se Pianori yesterday signed an appeal to the Court of Caseation against his sentence, and also a petition to et. the Emperor for pardon. 1.6 CHINA. Annexed is an extract from a private letter, dated Canton, March 13: There is some reason far despair here, for we are a. far off being restored to a healthy state of thing. .s ever we were, aotwithatandieg the partial recent incenses of the Imps. rislista. The new year passed off more quietly thau ever was known, owing to the great precautions t ken by the authorities—the city gates being closed (or three days, ei'd no one allowed either ingress or egress. On the 7th instsnt the Man4arins assembled • large force of both regulars sad militia, and =vie • combined attack on the rebels' principal village, near Whatepoa, whieb was very soon taken and burnt, and a number of their largest junks were also captured by the Imperialists. The same night the rebel fort was stormed, and it is reported that 300 prisoners were taken. The patriots seem to have got a most thorough licking this time, sad they have one and all cleared out of the neighbourhood of Whainpoa. It is generally repotted that this easy victory was obtained by the all powerful aid of sillier." With a Chinaman it is much stronger than gunpowder, and ease not make nearly so much noise and smoke. That the h ad rebel chiefs wen bribed to go away is somewhat substan tiated by the fact of • European having seen one of them in friendsy converse alongside a mandarin boat. Whether the poor devils left to defend the fort were sold by their supe periors it is impossible to say, but it would be quite on a par with the character of these blackguards. Within the last four days 650 people have been executed in Canton ; of these, two rebel chiefs, and one of their silver, were crowded, and another woman was seen by Europeans skinned al've. tell you what it is, if " old Nick " does not get hold of thane blood-thing scoundrels, he is of no nee. It is perfectly horrible to bear of the barbarities practised. There is a report that another large form in the pay of the Slandessins has gone up towards the tea districts, but the result ie not known as yet. I should think sinew Casten has been visited by foreigners • month owed in which so We tea Las been settled as the last. In feet them is nothing to boy, with the 'emission of 8.0. Pe oe, of which, I am told, there are sane 6,000 bales, but these are slalom menders ; they have teen mixed so frequeutly with Canton lest, so as to snake a grater quantity, that the original article Se hardly pereentibie. The Tom Bowline, for Bristol, tad the &modem elippt r Living Age, with about 1,000,000 lb.. of pees tea on board, f or New York, wets both wrecked on the Pietas Shoal, about the same time. The mews we e providentially saved, and I believe her majesty's steamer .Barrecoatis bas rescued about 1,400 chests front the Tom Bowline. PORTUGAL. Z.IVERPOOL, TZOINADAT. Th e screw s t a men I ash* arrived n the Mersey last 'vomits( Iron Oporto end Lisboa; the letter pleas io she left ea the 3rd inst. The Hai tier her also arrived trout Lisbon, brbsgiag 9,0001. in specie. Toe Claus 80 brought aNI cargo sad thirteen pita 'engin. It was re. f 3 ° but not generally believed, that t.,‘• sem+ steamship ~ ported, pero, Hansa, trona the Bruit fes• Lieeteeel , had ar . arrived at the Cape de Verde with matilsta'ot3 damaged. The inpneelea at Lisboa vreethrt. trernaeable: r7 inewsung eider M" It oat et order, she rad 'made ter ern Wert lodise 1:., 1 . 1:11 African mar Haar left Lisbon for Fijian s _ ta oe evesfor the Ited bee. The steamer Sultan n° o arrived id the lsgua tam i l lymenth, and left fur the Bssl ea the 2ad laet. la mamma =Mistime was so awl* I 8 .1 1 et impatiens, doe the laillas et the Imbue setaimr. BEARS L IST & —•--- TwoasuAT livanswe. The railway share market to-day was fairly sup ported, thosgh still extremely inactive. In a few oases the advance of yesterday was barely main tained, but generally the tone was steady. Gua ranteed stocks are particularly firm. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. Business in the railway share market to-day is almost at • stand-still, and prices exhibit scarcely any change. London and North-Westera stock is quoted 98 to 1 ; Great Western, 61 to I; Midland, 891 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, to 781 to 3; South-Eastern, 17/ to 18; Caledonians, 291 to 30; and Great Northern,, 221 to f. French shares are in some cases a shade Better. Northeros are quoted 341 to 35i ; Eastern'', 351 to 1 1 . and Paris and Lyons, 23 to I prem. • ()Kumasi Kamm AMU nom. BJLILIE•TP. upturn.. Name" Butt. tad Nut Jusalles. sal ulna. 't ay. rahu..urralley Ol Kirkuk., Laku.,& Wet Jut. ell :/othesPc rturt.3.ol/13.11.C. I 4 'Ua tai!ltriste4 Cuter all Cliscer soi Holyhead all Omit sad Dram - 411 Debits tad Bsifast .. Jase 4. Duad„Prth.ould AbeirdJ. 104 , tam Alagoas all Ditto (LIS E sad ii.) 41* lEastera Vountlea las I EaRMO DMus, Clam A Do. Date E. U. Ada) Ids Do.slass 6 le its.t Lantashtrs ICe Italaborali sad Glasgow al. 111.1111bargb a..d Pomba@ 100 tfolistatrit,Parta.Usaiss las utssfrow a dumb Walesa W las Great Northrra O Do. Stock !tar A, Du. Rock Gt. ...sotb. salved . . (In.) 100 Ursat Westma„. rl4, L.. MOW VaLeyGLE 4: • aster r 4 S Da Thirds Dm Tblrdo lOU lA, eapttire4rd Yorkablre I till Uo.PIGIts I Do. Wm Midis, Unica. I I_ l UM= and (animal iru ' Lou, Melton. 118.0oiss and Nortli Westin Do. tot ...... 11 I Do. Fifth., Lx.Elo4l.3l.aadß liteubs I. .. Loorkal oit routh WW aink.. 60 Do. 810 _ _ 11;1 l.l...dondoroy&P.onlaktiloo 101 Mooah..obef.,ittioolnoh di Um I ohoroo, M. 1 lOU Niglio: el . . _ WV Do. KirY, trod Derby ...1 60: VA O. Weat.(lnt.) 24;, Olt o Half 41 v weevil, anel Calf.% . 44 viewportAbere.adereford end Zna1411.641 6 Nes ryWartesprlatailtam.l Now lent IS De New_ o:lCat 10t North Brstioli tt nrtb Demi. al, A Wirral 5 Do. B Oess.n.tard 10 !.1. tagorn—litt wok S. no. Entroldno U Do. 0.11 L Pure 1110 De. York . 10 Nord) loodot •/. Do. Nee 101. Stares . If al Numb ...o.l!urdahuo.. Oh North Soo ten. 1 . 4 !Nato itiOutlOt eat. °TyrPT.:wore., & Wolter. 1(4. 4 oults.b l'entral ..... . blidtre4 to Ihrew44ury mai Honked too stu Idle* :bath ...... Camera Waco II Segal Torksi RiverDius. all -ia,tuol mu' ilaziitaton. 1 213 ti,dutallarenDoi.lailall• lit. Viiill of Neoth eal satertoni and klikaany Warartord and Loom* I al' e.% Lotion all N c.it I.: , am ma ll . . It kilinilet Lon.litlP. 174 014 114 44 Ti l 4 ei =Ann. .0f I Aberdeen to Do. Km 3. 7 per Ct Is 9 91 lOU Cele6cedan.Slo , 9B IS hbesouset & 1141 h.FQ:I44 's - • in. I Lamb and Bandon .. . 14 se ...! at , Ilemd.Pert'l,at Ater.June. e i a 10 S : lladt doilies Clam A4b — 9t 108: De. do. flare El, 6 per Ct — W. Ito. do. Clam C. 7 per Ct - .- ' 414 i tai. Cos kate.,46 a.,140 I 1 Ime 1111114.t0 do. Mo. 21 le ;110. Neu 6 par Out 940e1t1 I.: 134 " SP I 1 , 1,14.Vai0n gmap.Ct.. 1140 , art Lancsobr e 1 .! I p,", dareotYork ltaa.sthe a.: I Mlin.,Perl4Dundee4pca.i 88 61 p I.A. • (MA Northern 6 per Cad 1 114 118 10% Do. 6 par cent. Itedcem. obi •at 0 p.ot. pa.. .. , 108 110 10- Dn. 44 per wet. " 1 I , ro 109 6 , W.tp.et.as tr0.at5p.,14 , I A t fm 6 14. W•o4.l4lmallanteea %pa, 100. D a cony. redeeez.4s p. 0.. 96 99 110. I 1.,..00.4.re reek rot. ip 0.; 88 00 lt , Ditto irredeemable 4 p.et.l 90 93 t:.. Ito.l 'am Pref. *'tares .. IDm Cbreter Piet. Ilk. 1p n.; 17 04 1.: Lb. do. do. 6 p. , J.1 10 Ir 4 100 IW. Wm. Ona. Mott 1 7$ 74 a., jW. Chester Una. bbarm; 114 1 ad Do. Mk. do. II, rli an! Do. do. do. ' 14$ 14 6 LanveToesdre St S P ft3o l 04 19 , [lnto 8 per leat.dtnek 164 lee 100 Lon.d Mild. (IS n eamt. 1100 Ditto Nevi-MA.6p fa. .... 6 L.n b9lbW4:orCon.lltrd* 14 11 ph. 11 all LondonderrykOoler. 6 eh. y all Lc. dundenlatAninit.s .11 XamalmLALine.Neelol. 14 19f 44 Do. L 6 1 all 11aryp.1813artole, t$ pa — -. 100 dallied Cona.Br.9e9.6aCt 194 1311 111 Dn. Pref. 45 per et 1 54 let all Ditto 11. Pief.4 par aid 4 4$ ad all NorfoLlt Debautwre 100 I Do. 3 pot.Eaten.Nt.lB4ol lot, Do. Pref. 4 pat ct.ot. Ire North Britian 110 t , 81.0.ael.—Eler .v.4Net.Pref ... ! Do. do. do 1.1 I Do. Leeds 116.4.240. 1 Do. Do. 11011, _VIM, 14 Do. York BR 4 Puree >a/ Noma litadordelsob 100 ; Oaf.* 0ra.60 1 01.161.11p.et al. 1 inottipbCistral Now Pref all ;eolith Dorm 15, Ditto Plied 4$ per Cent al ;$.644(beed.Ana.41. 0 .13) 1100 I DAto 41per et al. yomtls Wales elm. 4 p. met all 910. v, - - - I', 11.- 4 :WI los 143 94 100 90 ‘42 St 4 "i It . 02 91! i IS It A 91 die +iir Izi 99 15 1! 1 J pm 3JI 2m.. 16j 17 LINE* LIMED AT FIXED 3UITALL illsalsrd sad lass o s io Ni OnnAN 100 illuidssismddre Islosinakll.Ffulway 100+ Ardin Ssnliesslinb. Omni loOsi=kl N is i I (real i•Gt..Nerasses)l ns vs Olosnner t Den Nem! (WNW to at. Weetums) ffaillafelby(Liorkildlilid , 105 100 Ti I bo.l - ;11'.;;;1;::: , 14 1)... 1 ohm's di 121 London sod timed eo South I /A thew ?edema ;io :LowntottGuar.4 ! — Otered to No'4k), ,'inf Ditto ditto In I Lae., Mom at (Issori Peto Oa AU i=imialdl.WAXL) nil 'thidasifie I :4eim Works Wet) 11=111isbni (11111.) swielist bury User Eaims .' " entr d ) _ 124 II 23 24 111 ile til n y~ i 1 I die i pa. sd 1 amid isieLOwlilai) all MOW i OWL ( 6 0.. ° is 1 emus Peak 146 . [ka TOrk) 1 44 Nue 4 opsoutsoL- 10 ameoporraw, iseme• sea Wei OMNI. KO if n 1 es tesiiroaGisii";.(Tso . ir.. l .. Iso woo Voimiw Ron. SS ZitilMakOmil.) g te1bDitt0............ sto INN I Sommot (k WOW llroomy ..... 1$ In II !se di. iii - $ l 4 sea IN 101 NN Ck.swg Prior 1 Balm I Torttoloy. ? to I 3 111 !.. 4ts• ii 4 iii -- 9 I et% 97 9i lY 10 MI 5111 ai iii tii L 7 li I 44k K 6 14 13 SO 22 774 12e 34 46 2 AN pit 166 Ili 67 6'4 49 20 T 4 7, 123 12) 92 '4 64 616 23 -0 63 TO II T pa 3 T pa 16/ 7t I ISTI 971 96 a' dil 1 04 dis SO II iii - by as fie tii ~ 23 234 7 Pi 6PI 40 42 W 1 Ifis..4 •11 I 1 I ?. i I a ID 4 II.JT POILEGN LAILWATS. ratinsp NW ilietlontrn =unktr hum, let •P I I s a i ;V a r ea s i . . . : ....7 .... I DOM/ ... ....... Da ham De. lam ice . — einsii 14 D5. 14434 4: 116 : 1 1m5 "........ amen et G.TmliOClrria.fi DLit Um& Da Omit Groat Omni of Gnus her Parini... I Da liegrOna.s pro D. ZOOG. 7m •Ti I ocii.m.Thraft rt D 0.116., pay 5TA.6.601 66, W Do. co. IS. do. iv a D. is. 76. do. 601 ar. Do. do. 73,wttboat op. • klaailke dad Throat* 1 au ; Do. 6 rer C00t........ ! Id Lyme and Goons 1 14 =rad lloittammesol rOl NA; .... SI Soria Antonio ......- Sr L./Murk iddp . 1111) W); If 21.3eliers inrAT — ralor Is Paris sad Iran Paris mad Ovum to IParh sod lowa , Xll Mutsusel &lane 10 I ID Bayou Deal* 6 loyal Nwidtala .. /0 'all maaatee and MMUS" I. la I Do. 66 per Ceut. Pratt] P. la. ...fusicle af au , ova' riadeta 10 13 D 0.54 per Cent. Prater 4t. t% of Franaa 10 all Zealand ...... 10 ),ff,o 1 30.0-v 1 100,00 10. 10,0 f, 1€ 110,000 70 eV*. 1 e • 00.0 50 10,04.1 'll5 10,000 U kono 10 11,000 10 110090 1 1 00,010 1 12.01:0 40 10%000 1 - - BSO,IIOO, 1111 70,000 6 5,000 1 100,0001 6 11 2 li 41 49 11.5$ 0 sow:, If 01; •00' 11 U. 21 sr 110 220.41 1 $0 10.401 SO to,tue.' 0,041.] 0 I 3C. ON. 140 ~0110 10, 04 10 20,01:14' an 20,0i.0. 20 SS.S 3 23 10,001900 4,0e1i; 10 Stow, I 'WM 12 22.014. 2$ &AM ... 0,01 SO Ttia ♦Anglo Atutraliaa Gold l tArislo .4astra!a4ta +Autrallan Austrathn Iron & Cool +Britian Iron tßraclnp.lla.all= Do. Come sad Do. aT.ToirT - D - 4110, Csrpoo's Crert •Cle.Conellta.Co.jaa Cbere reoloolriold i 141430 r oo Ovrter Wear of Ens ; +Do. Pref. 7 per Cent ItEng.erdootrallsaCeppr leVortuas (h eat N meet Vela gag. eCiateeral Grapet Duty at !Mao Great Paigouth ILlberty Ana, eau& I OM. , 041tAnkildon Cu. .11i*ss .None Aeration .r!d Kok cot Arial iTrt. lbek d ledta, mltTils. sa4 Claims. 4 . Otwina.aradal et 1.••••.A.a... Avehillart. LueJliatt.B%ak a Aust.l _ tam and County 1 int /Ito& London and .vrateninstori . Nat. Prow. of England — !Do. Now ... National of Ireland New Booth Wales Orient. Hank Col porationl Proaincialof Do. Ntw Royal Australian Bank ' tog and Gold Co ! South Australia Union of Australia Do. !ew Union of London I 10000 13 Australian AgliculuraL! 11,500. Ml:Austral elan Peedid t Mail; 1.,000 10; :aura= koy:.l MALL.' 13000 10 Karlin Waterworks 50 Bra en Asalwilul Land ; %ARO 0 :sr gait tel. Ana. & 1,915 100 Canada. St. ; Lio.6oarM..lan.andJuly 1 1 Stio,tren ()Crystal Palace 30.00 C I Do. Preference 130,000 4 Crystal Palace of gnaw i 50,0 et 1 Dolton Iron Oro ...... 00,000, 2r. Pastern Meant 23,u,, Iu Klectrio Tadsgraph 20,01,0 ; 10.tieneral Bun. Navigation i 20 Cenera:ll.B.lbipping C 6.1 10,;-0r" Ito' Sedituranese Elset.TeL 70,00. , 10'kleziaan i 81.Atherteaa I.Nandoal Patist.htnt. Vaal 50,P(.0. 1t Netherlands Land 76,01 e 2,N.& Wales Coal& Inter tstearn Navigation Co ' ISs.6'll 1 North Brit. Australasian; rkone 'Moral of Europe Masa— 120,b0... 3 PerldiverlandatMineral, 30,400 70 Penna.& Oriental Steam' 2 00 Do New ........ a . 62,001' 2 Portland iron Ountpny : )0 100 Loral Mall steam 14t.tOs. I ion! , lgh Auto. Invades 100,00 C 1 Do. New 14,250 IS South Anagrallos Land I 14,040 1 lathenarthe Tales. limip ; ?5.060, 1: tio. Do. !Weigand', 15,00•1 23 rrustitLoanC,Lof U(Canl tr,,otaa 140 Won Diamen's Lead j tenses moss I Yesterday. I I oi fff U 3.11 f I pm fle 4 ai s. ei IS ei Ms IS 41 H IS 90 IS S pa tin Ps 1 i 0.• I t 1 tIl4 SO 101 INI lel MI 106 MN tam., to 2 p.o. N• ti NI I Si Pa I # 4 e 4 6 14 $ 2; 3 el $3 I es. 12 ' 24 1 SO 40 gds par 14 I 1 psi I VIL A 14 ige I I 7 I 26 Po I is: w;cgoo, 10 iloot 1 k 1,41 SI 61).t 1101 a ify1.4.11 i . ___ ______.---- 6.070 ... Du. B. ......—.... 2 I I 0,000 6 Ludtaatio I 1 a3,-15 , I *Nlartquita ........ ... all 60,6; 0 1 New Oravda KOMI I eN.Linarea Mtn. ora.Ca all 20,0001 I Nouveau Maeda 16,000, :0 Postillaud &Ira Lead ad I t0,. , 00 0 Port Phillip e).00 , .! I Qaarta Boslt all 10,N 0; 00 *Rhyme, h 10,000 IS 'rib. New 7,10 a) -ludas° de Cabs IRJ 6004.:. I Roads auetraltaa ...... 4,.,00 10 ;I in Croft 16,17. 20.2.ni.•Vaittei Nutty an 70.0001 I Waller 140,001. a ' Wow Marton& all * Trawdarattla W *Wood Mod. 1111 1 19 It Gi Of 11111116. au j 60 69 1 o + 4L 1 e + ad ise 17 1,• U $4 $ 41 U 70 ye ea IS SO s_s4t. u~ Pi i 110 111 109 1001 I Pal 16 11 ii 7 I ►+ i i a 6 ? lie ill 3 70 1 It 11 Z 8 _lir ' I is Ise *I * WRECK Or THE JOHN.—The following ie a correct ist of the persons saved from the John :—George A and Jennie Wild, Jos. Short, Wm. Brock, Geo. Federici', Was. Money, J. A. Rowe, Tbos. Hill, Wm. and Mary Walton and 6 children, Henry North, Wm. Seldon, 8. W. Drew% John Down, John Garland, W. P. angles, Mack Chant, Sam Rvers, F. E. Stolle., Edward Westacott, Simon Fat termore, Wm. Thornly, John Chmipott, John Morcombe, John Tinithatn, Wm. Dawsoo, W. Turpla, Nick. Longe r Jobn Hocking, Henry Hocking, Wm. Toms, Henry Lacy. Bstrintl Dymond, W. E. Chumhwerd, Wan Ireatland, Henry Jeffery, John Phan, Nick. Reed, Robert Williams, Robert Heliiers, Jos. Bowden, Bi:as Creber, Wm. and Caroline Clements and 4 children, Was. Ballet, Jae. Eseott, Thai. Elton, Wm. Treleaven, Edwin Rayne, H. Boom, Edward Tilley, Elisabeth Pearce, Mary Ann Penman, Sampson Rtilmore, Edward Tangy., John Skews', John Brittany, Michael Studdea, B. C. 8101, 8. Solomon, and T. ()Glutton. THE NEW METROPOLITAN CATTLE MAREETe— Yesterday at a meeting of the Conn of Common Connell, Mr. H. L. Taylor brought up the report of the Markets Im provement C .mtnittee, with a draft of the bylaws. A second report was then presented by Mr. Taylor,recommend ing some Frid ey, net earlier than the Ist of Jane next, u the host day of opening the site for market purposes, and further suggesting that in commemoration of so remarkable an event as the commencement of the Central Metropolitan Cattle Markct, the entire Corporation should inaugurate the opening on some tay preceding that of the first actual market day. no which occasion the principal 'mien, sales men, and others who have material interest in prosperity of the undertaking, should be Invited to meet the Corpora tion upon the site. The report was agreed to, and it was understood that the net of the entertainment should not elicited I,OOW. It wee also referred to the committee to con sider and advise the coin upon. the future an. end approprta. lion of the site of the present market at Smithfield. HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN, GREAT ORMOND STEIIII.—A general court of the gammon of this &tufty (railed for yesterday) was adjoarnied, the attendees Si go. remora not being seMeient to form u quorum. It appeared, from the report of the committee of menegments tisi the attendance el out-patients had averaged fits the pew gaoler 819 per week, sad that ire lees than 100 iitledeele bed bees admitted slaw January lsat. Dogleg the pose goons: the first part of a legacy of 4001. from Mks Ann that bad bsea resolved. - The Wing slated the Orrery, the bospira l =bses alobliehed, no fewer than 13,806 poor sick Andres had readved the bends, of the instAntioe, concluded by waking se earnest small for la greeted ruprvt, to enable the cusegsktee to mare further asocatraodatisa for the reception of a large niaziber of Mod slam $7 4 . ?1 12 . 71 7 dis 4 i 4 du . 47 4$ I 1 4 ; p v • Ji 44 nig 6 44 I par 22 1 0,4 244 9$ 64 46 44 46 13 II 69i dO 97 111 _9 14U U U ?A all 24 1 lil 1 pa pia 4 P 18 1111 - 4 A lif 2$ pm 4642 »u Ilj ISA 41is 6 i Ms • pm x l o li 2i pm •• • 1 3 16 hi : pin la MONEY MARKET. Tivaanam !framing. The English stook market opened flatly this morning, but soon experienced a decided advance, which, however, was only partially maintained at the close of business. The final quotations were about / per cent. lower than those of yesterday. The balance of bonafide operations continues decidedly in the direction of investments. There is also, as usual, a disposition to buy in anticipation of the deduction of the dividend on Consols, which will take place on the lit June. The discount market continues abundantly sup plied, and first-class bills are negotiated at 31 to lit per cent. In the Stock Exchange money commands only to 2is cent. on government securities. At Paris 10 Z .y the Three per Cent Rents. closed at a further fk Wing improvement, whilst the Four and-a-Hel Is • Cents. experienced a decided advance. At Arnett via a the tendency of the bourse is reported as rather 1t .re favourable. The other continental markets present little movement. Consols for money ranged between 881 and 881, and closed at 881 to 1. For the new account of the 30th inst. the price opened at 881 to 1, advanced to 1161 to 89, and was last quoted 881 to }. The " con 'jaw" for the new acouunt has remained at 1-16 to per cent., stock continuing moderately supplied to I the completion of the settlement. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 881, 1.1, 4, 1. 1; ditto for account 30th May, 881,1, 4, 1. Three per Cents. Reduced, 874, 1, 4. New Three per Cents., 87, 4, 4, 88, 874, 88/. Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 31. 30 years Annuities, October, 1859, 3/, 3 11-16; ditto 30 years, January, 1860, 41. India Stock, 230. Three-and-a-Half per Coot. Exchequer Bonds, fall ing payable in 1858, 991. The newly created 30 years Annuities were nego tiated at 161 per £. The omnium was first marked / prem., rose to 1 tot prem., and closed at 9-16 to 11-18 prem. Exchequer Bills were last quoted ss. to 85. prem.; India Bonds, 14s. to 17s. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 991 to 4. In the foreign stock market attention continues chiefly directed to Turkish, which was in much favour, owing partly to the hope that the British and French governments will step forward to the assist ance of Turkish credit. A considerable amount of gold was to-day pre sented to the !link for purchase. The Victoria has arrived from Adelaide with 30,0001. in specie, and the John Hallett from the same port with 25,0001. in sovereigns, and 198 oz. of gold. The value of these two arrivals is about 55,880/. The Maid of Julpha has also arrived from Port Fluty, but is believed to have no gold on freight. The Solent hes taken out 40,3651. in specie to the Brazils, &c., besides 4,2001. in English and 10,1001. in French jewellery. The dollars brought in by the Atrato were sold to-day for China at 44. 111 d. per ounce, being an adveuce of Icl. per ounce on the price realised at the previous sale. At the meeting of the proprietary of the National Provincial Bank of England today, a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum was declared, toge ther with a bonus of 6 per cent., both to be paid in July next. The meeting of shareholders of the Great Western of Canada Railway Company, noticed yesterday u appointed to be held on Wednesday, the 23rd inst., has been altered to Thursday, the 24th inst., the former being the "Derby day." Land and bank shares to-day were steady. Crystal Palace shares clotted at 3 318t3 3 5-16. Loudon Dock stock has been dealt in at 100 and 991 ; Gene ral Screw Steam at 141 ; Peninsular and Oriental new shares at 11 to 11 prem. (101. paid) ; Royal Mail Steam at 691; Illinois Central Seven per Cents., re deercable in 1875, at 674 ; ditto, Seven per Cents. (Free Laud), 1860, at 65 (exchange, 4s. 6d.). Berlin Waterworks shares were flat. Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published : 1855. London and NorthWeatern..£67,477 Lancashire and Yorkshire... 18,331 18.54. .... £54,410 London and South Western 14:361 London and Brighton Midland HreatWestem North Eastern South Eastern Great Northern 20,022 CLester and Holyhead .. ..... Manchester, Slidheld, and Lincolnshire Bast Anglian BBB Eastern Counties, Norfolk, & Eastern Union ...... Bristol and Exeter Exeter and Crediton l6l Shropshire Union 746 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Manchester & SouthJ unction 671 Newcastle and Carlisle East Lancashire 6.162 Oxford and Worcester 3,200 These figures show the following aggregate results: Total No. of miles Average receipt receipts. open. per mile. £278,876 4,398 . .. £63 8 9 1864.... 267,728 .. 4,286 - CO 8 6 It appears from this comparison that the general railway trrffic continues in a satisfactory state. The receipts of the Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire and London and North Western Companies are in messed this week by Chester Races. The returns on Scotch lines are as under: 1866. 1864. Aberdeen Caledonian . 11,662 11,0/6 North British Edinburgh and Glasgow .. 6,147 .... 6,035 Glasgow and South Western .... 6,374 4,998 Scottish Central Dundee and Perth 895 .... b7B Great Nortb of Scotland Total The Irish returns are: 1866. 1864, Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down 263 .... 263 Cork and Bandon 268 .... 2 4 5 Dublin and Belfast Junction Great Southern andWeetern Londonderry and Enniskillen 612 .... 480 Londonderry and C•ileraine Waterford and Kilkenny Total THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The English stock market to-day has shown in creased firmness, assisted by news of a French repulse of the enemy before Sebastopol. Prim are now quoted j to 1 per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. The transactions are very limited. Consols for money have ranged between 88$ and 881, and are now quoted 881. For the 30th inst. the price has touched 881 to 89, and is now called 881, exactly. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 871 to j; the New Three per Cents. at 871 to 884; India Stock at 2301 ; Bank Stock at 209 ; Exchequer Bonds, 1838, at 991; Exchequer Bills at Bs. prem.; and lodia Bonds at 16s. prem. The (minium is quoted to t prem. In the foreign stock market, Turkish continues in favour, and is quoted 741 to 754. Mexican is no minally quoted 20/ to 21; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 1; and Russian Five per Cents. 98 to 100. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 63; the Spanish Bondholders' Committee' . Certifs. at 4 per cent.; and Brazilian Old Five lc r Cents. at 991. A Wt., - nd totdeemen is about to wild t the Paris Bzbibition jewellery of :Its Wee of 120,00 W., u..e:udios• a Van which hi GA 6,0004 --...- TIIVIIIDAT There is still an absence of active ►ulimia is the home mining stock market. We hear inquiriewb however, for shares in the undermentioned selves. tures, vie., South Caradon, West Caradon, North Wheal Basset, West Basset, Trehane, North Wheal Hobert, But Basset, Herodsfoot, and Vale of Towy. The gold mining shares and other foreign sad colonial stocks remain without movement. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocc. The gold mining shares remain steady, bat into. tive. Ague Fria, Colonial Gold, and Great Nowt Vein shares are quoted to 1; and Nouveau Monde, }to I. Anstrolisn Ayr;onitural charm aro !looted 281 to 291; Foel River, 21 to 21; North British Austral* sian, din. to par.; and Scottish Anetraian Invest. meat, Ito prem. South Australian Mining shares have been dealt in at 1 discount. Other descriptions are without movement. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. Supplies of grain, especially from abroad, am to a Ode extent this week. Tbe weather, baying become mere genial, muted buyers to set on the reserve this morning. Wheat, both English and foreign, met a slow sale, but holders would not make any concession in price, consequently transactions were restricted. Otte did not eel freely even at • reduction of 6d. per qr. Other articles unaltered in value. ARRIVAL, INTO LONDON FROM MAY 7 TO MAY 11. Qrs. Englialt. Bastah. Dish, Voreiga. Barley 930 .. 700 Oats l3lO I 4940 I 9110 Malt. 690 Flour. 1,400 leap, sad 600 bar, Bee. ed.; Bart 400. Id. ; Peas, Al. AVIIIRAGES. Lomas Aram 28s. Id.; Rys, Or. nipziud r. 3 is. I. 9d. u.; OWN. L ILs lk 21 ... .. 61 7d 1: 1 1 . 1 1 2 '141 4 14 64 14 7 1041144 64 361 7; April 7 ... ... 664 3d 30. Ild 244 lld 121 91 40. 6d'374 91 14 ... ... 684 4d 31. la 654 104 He 114 Ito 64 190 24 21 ... ... 680 441 Sle 5.1 121 1041 464 Ild Flo 14 364 104 27 ... ... 644 4d ..ls 64 184 9d 0 104 Ile G.l 294 94 M a y 4 ... ... 6 1 51 316 Btl .64 Od Us &I 414 7a 3841 /d 1 wake Agg. Aver. 7d 31. lu 22. Ild 119. 9141. lki a Drov.—Wboat. Boriov. (lots, Zoe. Peen►. and pe.•. 14. April al. April 21 - - Awn 14. Price. 31. April 7. _ 6i 11•1 4 ... 66 es j 66 ♦ ... I LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-TIIIB DAY.. (ET MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (PROM OUR OWN COIIII,EBI'ONDENT.) The market was Imode•ately attended by butb country and town dealers. TIII3 transactions in wheat and gnu wu limited and prices irregular, but not lower than on Tue► d.r last. Indies 03111 was brisk, and 9.1. dearer. • . _, l'eas, beans, oats, ustmeAl, •0,1 other articles unchanged. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. 111,611 13.472 11,9;6 24,148 22,368 UAW 16.426 _ _ _ _ - 4,44 7,012 864 20.293 6,316 2,173 6k16 2,760 4,907 2,708 Bechts.—We %are again hut a very good and firm market during the week, with a full average amount of business done at the extreme prices •O last week. The r , fined market has been also steady at leer a-cek's currency. Brown lump.. 46e. 6d ; grocery, 475. to 62,. Coresia.—The public ~lee, which have been rather small, have gone cif well, plentatien Ceylou commanding lull prices. A fair &went of business hsv els beta dons is waive Ceylon by private contract, at 47e. G.I. ; superior, at 48.., whims were full price+. 'rte.—Tail, market has be. n very dull, and price, gene- rally are rather lower. 0.0101011 Congou, ho , ccver, has been freely bought in large parcels at I. per lb. Rica—Although the &mind has nut cau.lled that of last week, yet a tall amount of business has h.cn done at last week's currency, chittli in carg M. to .ureic.'. Hots —Prices have been utmost supported, with a limited business d me. . . . SALTPETRE ..nt quantity °irond in puhhe eat. has ex ceedsd the demand, and pr.c , w have declined 61. to le., al though holders bought in bug , ly. Spicsa.—The public sales have bevy ein4ll this week, and prices g-nerally have been supported. Corrox.—A very large hn mess ben oven "lore, coy about 6,000 base sold, estab!ishii.g au advance of Ad. per lb. on the week. . . . Faufr.—Currants: A largo amount of business has bees done during the week, and for line gualitiis lit. advance hes been paid. 1851'a, quoted .59e. to 990 ; 18524, 20.. to 665.; 18 - .3's, 20e. to 65.. ; and 1954'a, 30s. to 90s. Raisins in stead] demand at the following prices:—Valencia, new, 33a. to 38..; old, 314.; Smyrtm, block, new. 21s. t; 261.; red, ~,•w, 281. to 33..; old, 29.. to 31s. ; Elaine, new, 36,. to 44.. ; old. 30. to 341.. Rohm; I, new, Os. to 635. ; oil, 50a. to `6.. ; Muscatel, 46 . .. to 90.. INuia...—Thirt day. 1,000 chests pa•eed auction; 780 0'64. tad. The biddings were brisk, a: preview. PPPPP fog current qualities. Fine qualities of Bengal above 6.. 3d., en. low descriptions under wero neglected. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm to day, at the following quotation., •ie.:—Town Tallow, 610. 6d. nett cash; Petarei.urg V. C. on the spot, 535.; May tr.d June, 6.a. 9.1. ; Ortobt. to lleocmba, 644. 9d. to 661. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. We e re moderately bupAttii with beasts; thu trade doll, and hionday's prsccs are btrely tupported. The number of sheep ts folly adequate to the demand; they are, however, disposed of at about late rates. Good lambs are rather scarce, and consequently dearer; the average quality of the t.uuply is very interior. Chives Cr, more in demand. From Germany and Holland the.e are 108 beasts, 339 calv:s, and 7 pigs. 30 bonito from Scotland, and 100 osileh cows from the H•s©u Counties. err 0.. e atm •C. t. per atone et Elba a 4. a J. ivet arty Itertiteta.. 4 4 6 neat Lem t 111.4,1% to. 4 4 4 4 i:at: ...... 4 3 4 .4.4 Lung-woo:a tat:eat duallti; 11e.A1... 11 0 6 .11u. do. non 3 11 0 Verda ant etteond %witty 0 0 0 0 t l.n. • 4.1 ........ 4 6 sob at market. al; %taw• a , ,1 lambs. SAIO ; mites. 411; pte.. 360. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LIADINHALL.—The or, sent prices are .-561bs to 641 be., d. ; 64Ibs. to 721b5., 3} , 1 to :31d. ; 72Ibs. to &Jibs., •o 31 4 . ; 80Ibs. to 881bs., did. to 4d. ; 88113 s. to 9611 a., 4d. to 40. Horse hides, 5.. 6, Calf Skins, light, 2s. to 33. ; full, 6s. BIUMONDsZY.—Sheep Kent. end half breds, to is.; Downs, 4s. 9d. to ; lambs, 23. 2d. to 35.: 'haulier, 1031. BOROUGH HOP MAR.KET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there con tinues a steady demand both for new hops al weli es breign, and prices are a tr.fle dear , r. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Tinfield Moor, 169.; Wall• End Ksline, 181. ; Walls Ettd Swat Hartlepool. 18s.; Wain End Ilettun, 191.; Walls End Hartlepool, 181. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 192.-51 fresh ships at market. About half-put two the metropolis was visited by a thunderstorm, followed bye very heavy fall of hail, which continued up to the time of our going to press. CaTeTAL PALACE.--SHILLING ))AT.—MAT 10.— Admissions on payment, 2,812; ditto by i.eason tickets, 362 T — h " f t s o I L I 0 3 w 3 i 7 n 4 g . is the finding of the Court of In coinrctuhtne • 2 ta l e st cee :i r_ile , r , w ß h 4l ic a h ki D iv r ;, H A ec p M e r , Gl qu a i v r i y n e m on e ce t h m is ing dea tb th e , 21, 1855.—The court having received the evidence sub mitted to them, are perfec'ly satisfied of the nature of the accident by which Dr. Gavin came by his death. In their opinion Mr. William 0 Avil stands corn i .ietely exonerated •rion may fault—a charge of carelessness even could not be substantiated against ham. As • mark of their entire agree ment in this opinion, they bell , signed their names below. —(Signed) W. G. Romaine, president; John Sutherland, M.D , sanitary commiwiarier ; A. Anderson, prin. med. ofiker, Balaklava." The Isle of Wight is rapidly filling with fashion able oompsay. THE NuMBER or OFFICERS AND MEN KILLED IN TNT CRlNSL.—Yesterday a return of public importance (obtaieed by Mr. Locke King) was published of the total number of officers and men in the army who have been billed in the Crimea, and the number of horses kilted, and since dead, up to the 16th of March last. The total number of officers killed in the army is returned at 91, and of non commissioned officers, 81; and of men, 1,188; making • vital of 1,360. The tots! number returned wounded is 4,546, of which 241 were officers, 288 non•eommiseloned officers and 4,037 men. Bind) that period 200 men had ebed. Other Information on the subject could not be given. The returns are dated last month. The number of horses killed lati,exicg to the cavalry was 381 ; and up to the latest date (15th March) the umber of hones that died Paw an maw was 1,66, making a total of 1,847. 111 1 IN lali NO ilill 1/0 6 id& a/ ii ° 0 4 SO' o illiP iii , i po 1%; lie Hi 103 32 119 i 90 1214 64 I in 4 en I