The Express. — London, England, 1855-05-19 00:00:00

Greeks speculate on the defines of the Eupatoria po- adios against the overwhelming forces of the Czar. Our o wn regiments discuss the chances of a second advance of the trove detached upon the Alma and Latch& If General Ostia-Sackers has not been more clear-slighted than our camp—and if, as we all hope, the men sent to Kermit do not dandle over their work, we shall have done all we want to do bag before any Russian corps from iiimpheropol can have steered half the distance which separates that town from Bench. I should have been very glad to have accompanied an expedition which must lead to such important re" salts, if the thing had been practicable ; but the trans ports refused to take civilians without a written order or authority from bead-quarters. Head-quarters had no objection to civilians accompanying the expedition, bat declined giving an order or authority fee their being taken on board. I cannot tell whether others were more fortunate. Nor can lin justice somplain that a passage was refused me. On the oestrary, every one was most kind and attentive, mid sager to be obliging, if somebody elms would bat let hiss. Nothing could be more gracious, satiefeetary, and charming—only it is a pity that the expedition sailed before it was properly settled to whom I should be obliged for the &von of a The firing on the Beime r t A o s e l o 4 r front has been •rely slack of late, but some excitement has been caused by the frequent sorties of the Russians on the extreme right and left of the attacks of the allies. Oa the left the French have worked their way from the Motion do Mkt to the crenelled wall, of which they hold possession ; nor have the frantic struggles of the Hamden', who sought to regain that position, been of any avail. A desperate sortie was made in the , afternoon of the 2nd instant, and on this occasion the besieged fought with unexampled fury and deter mination. The French repulsed them, and with lam A deal of unusual activity has of late days bees displayed on the Balaklava front. The departure of the Highland regiment. occasioned some stir. Their places in the line were taken by fresh troops, the 3rd (Buffs), and by troops from the rear, the Glands, who bare been reinforced by the new arrivals Laded dullJ since. the let of the month. The Bab are seoablirhed in the encampment of the 93rd; the Guards are on the hills on the extreme right, in the sobsapsent of the 79th. The detachment at %areal lisie been drawn in. Two reconnaissances were needs on the 2nd and 3rd instant; the first by ten thousand Turks, foot, horse sad artillery ; the second by our own cavalry. In either cats the troops went out into the plain, Grossed the hills of the old Turkish batteries, and skirmished with the Coseack• No results whatever wars eb• tined in either case. But in each delightful weather as we have these promenades do a nut deal closed to the troops, and, as the men are under aims he a ouple of hours only, there is hardly any fatigue. I can hardly think that these reconnaimanoes have bees intended to amuse the Russians, and to divert their attention from the points threatened by oar expedi tion to Bertsch. For such a purpose the hum sent out were neither large enough, nor did they go enough. I take it that the sorties from our postxm serve, the purpose of field days, and I hops, so long as it is dry and cool, these field days will be bequest. Wehave a beautiful plain at our feet, and capital skirmishers ea the hills opposite to us ; nor is there any raison why we should not make all the use we can of either. This merning we had a mutiny among the Are bakes attached to the transport of the army. The sisk stuck for an imam of wages—for the second time within the last fear weeks. Their rations and pay are for more than they ever earned before—more than they will ever earn again;; in fen, I know that thevegse w welted great difficulty in hiring Arabia's., because e offered wen so Baal. The men fan cied that we could not really mean to give them SO much money for taking care of a couple of bullocks andloress, and that we wanted to entice them to en list in the army. Now that these Orientals have found oat that we are indeed liberal or foolish enough to ply so mush money for the very small amount of service they perform, they persuade themselves into a notion that the game liberality or folly will induce us to lacrosse their wages, if they can but manage to awe us by their detensinkka. Hence they combine to strike —and they do strike—uanally on pay day. The seems this morning would have been ludicrous bat far the iodates.se of the utas =tt& might have brink on. A few has ubules passed round one of their chiefs, w the him o rke time about to t. They were k a state vishateoditsamat, for arres the great object was "to frighten the gleams into instant compli ance with the requited the tene-believingwaggoners. The Provost Musk! and a couple of his men were in the midst of this rebellious multitude, ud there is no saying how they would have fared, but for the "Fetus snivel of • detachment of soldiers from one of the neighbouring encampments. The moment this force arrived the mutineers gave up the captive, sad returned to their duty. Thus fellows—the laziest of the lazy—have their boded and lodging found them, and get more pay than the generality of oar working men at home. Still they insist on an imam of pay. It their wages were lowered, we should bear no more of strikes. * DESPATCH FROM LORD RAGLAN. (MOM • 1111001 D SOPTLIXINT TO TEN " eLzarra" OT TOSIDAT 'Aim) WAR DEPARTMENT, MAT 18, 1856. Laid humors has this day received a despatch and its enclosing., of which the following are copies, addressed to his lordship by Field-Marshal the Lord Raglan, G.C.B. : Before Sebastopol, May 5, 1855. Mr Loin,—Since I wrote to your ladehip on the Ist inatant, nothing of importance has arisen ; the enemy still appear to be collecting troops upon the high ground on the opposite side of the Talisman, is the neighbourhood of Sevastopol, and convoys ars constantly seen moving in that direction. The. firs from the pleas upon our trenches has not been heavy; but, notwithstanding, I have some eassalties to report to you, as shown in the scoots panyiog returns ; and I have to lament the death of three promising young officers, Lieutenants Carter, of the Royal Eogieeers ! Curtis, of the 46th, and Whits, of the 62nd Regiments. Os the night of the Ist instant the French attecksi a kind of eounterguard which the Russians had sob. blished in hunt of the central bastion. The • was quite successful, and the enemy weredriven oat with great logs, leaving behind them nine wall mortars. Our Allies have remained in the work, notwithstanding the heavy tire to which they have been exposed, and have established them. selves therein, frustrating the efforts made by their adversaries to dispossess them of it on the following day, when a vigorous sortie was repulsed, and the Russians were again great sufferers. The conduct of the French troops was very brilliant. The Lord Pennine, &a. Bre. I have, he., RAGLAN. Beta= at Casual/a her 0.8 Mb ANA le Id NW. 1131.-lit listuais‘lat Lamar d Fah-1 trait .m fle. wasells4. Ind MAW/0% IA rat-1 teak awl 1146 WWII tai NA fle,veralea. 4th Fout-1 ruk asl lb. womb& 1* fat -I rub mut lie. killed • 1 ask Ind Ilsorsorisi. ll* Inise-1 ma seed wooded. Mad 740-1 ink awl it lima& Ilit 101-4 risk ash Sa e kaki , 3 ask •01 110 wail. 1106 0401-1 Mk ael 100 *irk& MR P 286-41 se* sal lb. woutiolL .Ma Toet-i sok old Ile. v=.3001. 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NU. bilmils.- 46 Ml6= olleify. /th Rosh-101niss treveiraale!..nr,.. wridi. mouely. Silt tut ak srewhps 414 fest-Osepol Sum thr- Strrry sour*. Nth 1144-11ar- E t a m % i ti l l% Numbs . Putman Ws We- Gaping ha* loltr,ar 11001 gronl7 ; =ir lit t i6= l 4 ' ems . Mk Pile-alwa THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1855. FROM Os LONJ Mei 18. DOWNING-STMT. May U. a Oasts bas ban Pared r ecestltate the Died algal. mad lb dafreadaseisa to be a Bi.bore• lee sad Lamb. to to MON Die BWaopels of Libra. rd to tet Ibs airrirlati Ftereirlboataa teDoagell. D.C.L. to be or selenraboil Wasp et dee rid Bee. WWTIRALL. Ms: IS. Ms Qom Ms ban *ma te gnat Plakt-Ilashal us =4 . l2 Isa. 0.133.. VlsrMairi & W. Dms Duaras, CA.. Wr J. P. Ilemour. 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So o ts iriß Mass' porolomo—Limitimaat Hasty F. Moused. tram this d Lillnitses Owa lasiossat of .... Matta. 34th toot—Land Lewes Dednesed, rest., to be nap; without ear im ea-Lieutenst User P.dreastrese to be to whine psrelens. vies Onlek deemed ; Enda J. T. Cooke to i s I 6111111104 VI padres vies asestrese ; Nomad Dough. pars, MMe le be map.* pardon, is estesnos to Lteute- Sent Vilemeal=emellos by podium os as fah Nov., 1634, ashen Ust Voa—appmest Maids anorak frost th kola natter Gadd% MM ends. Masa purchase. tad edistaat, vise libeab, 1141= d —ik• wenn of the see en r.ds appenled es tbe Ist May, L Mem~led _sce laseese. es prodenly send. Molt NOM ,to a= without purohne, desam M _wben aseelamet in bees Ina Pea—ie Mattes sem al Leda ileasida, waded Neella Ilq, 111311, le and Da Walter, as pre toddy Mai Feetr.arlis Wanes Seta lieekisde, host the 19th Poet, to be ent labia peseinn. Mr Nays= Batt to be sepals, without purslane, dee laspa. deward. MriPa—Te he Masse, without parehme—The Has. Alas Jo seph Paeleniest Mark Lanais, gest. Oaks Rtas—asameiree Hayward need to be dui" without par. dm% des Bohn. peseta AITACHED Is the eilth Foot. lIIS. Caplan Winera Weeder, ban the let loot, to be naps. without peallses. Ty =VIT. Mad* psenelles is tale files ennittest as the death of the iniernessinellollesse—Onmel S. liWtines, died Ile= 1144 Oared Theseus WM" did 11th Masse ass% died Is Mush, 1466—Liestsna4bseral Thaw Ham G.B,lllst Yeats ho Malla The Yowl* pesetas l ia =r inem eene=os the deemed the adernesasa iced Ma Dm, Mt itesloashasesed Sr T. li j . 6 ltrow lib t i Z 11th lardy 113 s; lairansPeeseni tabs Daly, C. 11 .6 ,1r alU3—Majorasesed Mass lab* to be rlag preadien dean Meese emisissat r o la anew et the usderniabiel eibsse—deseni want . let Mai, ad; OnsaiThees neebeMad halt" l ia = l J. O. brnipeb. Mod 7111 Mar i 11145 Wt gal Ms Ped, to b adierneseral; LinineaMelessi Mary leam Ma that. to be rind; Haar dam Fastridt, Ills PIM Se be loseassidasel ; Capita lanai Jena Cram Vadtrimil Re[ Mar tensine NDUM m Se be nibs. MINDIA. The attain antes of Melee Whits Mann lababy,who abused his praised= by Irina Is the “Onette" of the iltk PM, 1533, are Boozy Perot, sad net Haan Paget. Ceeteeekee easel tor the Omni Nat* York Me Iteeleme d llattia—Dupld Bernet Mills,. Ise., • eselds la the alai to be etntote. The 11.61Neatel the Seri *WM 11 11111Us.—Elory Legge, Jon, rag., o :=Nelet. et 1141116-11111hm Inlet Italph, gent. (lately aphis t il =beseefs Iteelouti, tabs querteristreer, Item Whew, heyei North lineota ng =-41kbeel Mader% pat., to be quarter. nailer. Mamma Rwerazwa, ffamiont,l;;es7. to snmender Joe at 1. wol law II at 12. at IoL. Wt. OoDeP4Wilot. Mallidwasant ; off. =vett% lambeatak. 11001% I Joan Lows. Northeftalmillams litg ueet. ll6 lr.= at 14 and Jam at 12, at bid Owapido; off. aids. Itmettld. Games Calmar Potwo. Meanne=ftimbekloesbirs, grws. Wag 88 eta.a Jam II at 1. at a1i1181110411114. BoW., dldralip awl . Ilsolberems. Brate.imi, and ffitobeam, Newman& ; Meabas. Otiammalsest. Hamar 11N111•10. Willtilillter. pooltersr, May Bland Jur*. at I. ot 801., slaw, Pantreare los; oft. amip.. fftwasftbeniblimiLabambers. lama Imarsolo, Wbolnews IdYe sr, Dorestabin, Wotan May 18 at le, indiums INI Mot Benbaballmasest. Gob., Balmy sad Ilmt. law Mmiffebra. sad Mum Wiraborae; dr. 1101.,why Natalia ram imitesiler, May 28 at 24, and =atlld=esaL OM, lys beelsr. Furnivars-bon, ; lasbabsikerest. Jae Mamie Clam. lbsoftwater; Jarb.strest. Oty; Aseltaffen. . bury, Banda; sad lieplobt, lasambiro. Amy stationer, My It at 11, ad Ism NI at 1, at 1111110011111. n. lea. Calla. Haftens; off. Joilmem, Taoism Kama Paassams sad Sanom. Pannone& lairdoMra. mow bit Imaltattitis. May SO mil Jame ° ,e s =it B o krmi zi. 46. 0aust. =l im otesrala and usame libali nmelinageon. bballtheko. &mien, Xs" le and July 4. at at dot. rein awl Masa% W4vadumnpana. amis. IWlMamo. 111rminlbsal. JAMB 211111111•11 P, Mstilmalam. timber msesanit. May If end Ady la. it sit iirsiosiss Oist lola as NW= 80 1 4. rrs ; i 110118. Burins if sad saa Jabs, BMW. ems May Ifs sett July M Ils l of t Illmbibmil bid at liettbsbam. Bola, apoessr. orma Zwis% /Ikaftilas ; off. sok, Int% Imam J o=l7ll%alillriseslarik bandies, Jane 1 and July S.ill, at Idol On& Ws.. P.M and Okla& Bristol ; o. Mer. Me& TIM M M Myr. Mom, warelar, May MI mad Jam yB, at 1, at Endo Coon. eel., BMW. ; mig..llltted. fteber. Joan limsamen and Oman Mona Hennas Mieusu.. lasumme anima% May SO at 12, and Jaws Met 11, at Omit. sidate mid Bertteweli, Liverpool ; eff. oak, Llmemel. t, ley 30 sad Jam 80, at 11, at "ail laostpeo l I. ll" tonet. laiwP ta. lig ra i rteke end Migball. Liverpool, W. NI& OwleserclAtirPod. Osona Haas" room Loaridn. dab,: wit. Jens 6 and 11. at 11, a IliaribMir 0.4. =bra fed Hobert; Maa. dins: off. NNOLCZD. May 18. m= Palitsvm PLIUMIN New Oty.eltunbers, Pty , monimat. o mom= mama& T. Towson/. Pew Word Eleiambi ma Wallitess4kaa► to labonsw--11. abeam lionatird. Ownett. 0,11.1101. asistest doowsbeame ta an rarinwar—C. J. Mee. Ekt.g."=Vmorileese7a, wandaltudes osaltb—J. T. Mona-rwel oilwas-11. Melatreet, Minsk Mierstor Oa OellooTauest_ Inatesweioare, wbuinialose—W. M. Hawkwo, Tottoniemaleast. lintannamiiewn , geed. lismesi bow asibw—T. Mania Tiebstuinebaiumbers. Mart, T.Corroll. Oraeukinarb Beikont. Immo* Ms. I a ftillt , rm. Up Menundrest. aulase, AMINA MA Sonata to a boot and Or* la`ar oboe seenr—J. IMO. ar ketrer M. Lelsa. cent dealer —L. AM" lieleak -4. C. Mneitta = ootb L lsa. aau. =lna DIM" lIIIMINDADVie OunaMis revunt—J. HO woe. 41174011. 11.18111 = 1 Di N Cher Mapt , a. att. aswiPliss H. Molgerna. Abdpalrese. nensawees. eed Wad. 014. Man. Ofsre-b+lllllN _ Tamed'Mtader—W . U. ten. Mies-raw. M. La W% an kiM wed blo. 'ea boor—C. ITMe. assabinqileibt. bakar—J. C. PS* anetiresiulesel. Pima etrol % laslisilar—M. Meedaw. plum MoloingteliOveL medal Hader-1. Maim Iterway- Male. EINAINVISSIDD 19 II War dm arkir—Z. A. Vie amervtaits fr . omtreit— rui = red. cl= paw Is the Ouleino-1 1 . Irtibrawlkr, Owen Ilapaboatas am% City, turrien-M. Pettit, Panonp.saltspo, ibtag iriddiper—J. Tea% Sildteutreet. 1101 IleerS seals maker—J. Norm. inlowridt.wtinpo. pinabor— J. Tabun. Swab Simillnee. Naith Oosistoseetreet, Tr=beitr Jam H. Joisapow,.L•nitik.Sertimoto 51. Mae Ririe Conn room, Lerwick. ADDIS , OALLoWAT, 01111110 W, 0111111111 t MAktD, May 2s, at the Glob. Bowl. Olreinw. DAVID IIIAcDODALD, Lasintulicen, Perthabbv. cattle dada, May 21, at tbe Salutation Hotel, Tend DELIS OF Loan DE WADLEY:WE have to record the deem of Lord De Manley, who expired on Wednesday at his resideace, in St. James-street. Tbe molls lord, who wee born in 1787, married the daughter of the nislb Earl of Shaftesbury, sister to the present earl. He is suc ceeded in the title end estates by the Hon. Wm. F. Spencer Peesemby. A hogshead of hardware, in which revolvers and *Sob wee essesel•A was seised by the authorities at Hen es Wednesdays It was as the Rusher Deck, ready for shipment in the Homburg steamier. The quantity was entalt.—Hell Ambit. OSTIITAL PaLacs—SEILLING DAL—Mt T 18.-- *dasies& en payment, 2,217; ditto by seam ticks% 414—Total, 2,4541. dightly. 44th Taat—Olagerai Patriot Tram. danalanal; nbliNos agba . &memo*: lilmed talla t LaIWY. lad 1111MAIS WOMBS Nvaaa. danatroody. l bilika Ist Too— Maws lON% 01011 v. Satk Pea — USN Cleepoirl Sliard Car. ormiNNNIPL._IIIII, Naat- Camila lea Inks% aparetiith last—ravorw..wrissi4olisktli. Post—Pellase O. isvirily. 11111006—TOmis Fahey. avesits. A*„..11 —Privatel. Oat& MOO. Peer Mem Jan paverely. faa—Patvata Nam lilL vvvvaaff. Priv& Wawa mew dampresty ; j e diTh s ;:zsuar= 111.110= . ameralra_ ris kt a lt ishe Oeilsoommlff. Mb 11123=Wm. Wm. Taut—aq Mao %suss . Oft 'lliss—Pr iega ra Morisib.....dr. Belli begun Ilbers—espeat Th i l tees sill 2l=olm tie t Naval 1101.6. baba War WA. Mks dr Volk mass NI; May. IW:ram Waft. A.s.. esimoViirvisMid. Orpos ONO mewed is port of WI Expos ednisarilidler.l THE BALTIC BLOCKADE. TO LAST SIORT'I oAasirra.) (nos • ----- Foreign-OAm, May 18,1866. It is hereby notified that the Right Hon. the Lad of Chingidaa, K.G., her Msjostr 's priatipal Bearetairy of State lot Forsisa Affairs, has received from. the Leeds Commiselosas of the Admiralty as °Maid oommaaleatirm from Boar-Adatirsi the Boa. B. 8. Duda', osemmeadiag her Mejsaty's ships is the Baltic, sad sodag Lths name sad on the behalf of her Majesty sad of her ally, his Impe rial Majesty the Emperor of the Frsesit, isms/miss the astablialissat, es gad from the 28th if Alan meet, l a sleet Method* of the Bemlaa parts sad places thmeia sagatigami by sm ellastivo ism, which sammualsatios is to the Mew bag gibs& : Ng ths 11• A Mama 1111111110 Dyads% aw.Lhaltal at the ad OmmadaNdnaid of art 11~ ships and Millie :mV leficlan a wader anise. lt ild Ms Daft al Mall O ttlast the salerne d tho d Mod. SW MM. la lat. nall I, to th. Ilastook A IL, kI' L. god that ail Itinsianga m oado.lsomino4 boas t. Dap rad to dr Mont la MIL= IL. M. 21.8* L. was Elatrat al Mob& Iv • amasalat domed Yr Mr MI m la Way gmber ameba lota mmsesss br Os Moo of assiser• mad W auesreso tandoi br MOB kr rid dr datosit mated prom. MI Is oisolid aaltatallot m Yr I/*dio and ber /IWO Mary On BMW of the OtWie.alitorolot at ill tondo WM ma, atm* r f IMOD dat add tats can board bur threars ddo Doke of Walkagna, at pea la the lemma Dolt, this Int day d /ft. L aIL le P ed IL GUMMI had it is hereby bathos aetifiod that all massages meth& timed by the laws of sates., gad the rasps*, India, Mirada hog Majesty sad her allies sad the dame mew Wel powers, will be adopted and wasted on Waif of hem Majesty sad her ally, his Majesty the Byrne et the Iris* with respect to ell reseals whisk may attempt to tisMY ths said blocks/le. MAT 13. Th. sitting of the Courcit yes terday, and presided over by the Bing, was not, as *lie ge:7Z @appen d, for the purpose ofdie:easing the law for the new combined parliament of the nation, bat on a subject of much deeper importance for Denmark—the question of peen or war. The British and French envoys have received instructions to communicate to the Danish cabinet that their governments can no imager acknowledge the neutra lity of Denmark, but insist in the most serious manner on her declaring openly as a friend or foe. Telegraphic acooants received from Stockholm state that the ainberiadors of the Western Powers have presented a similar categorical demand, in the shape of an ultimatum to the Swedish government, in con :area of which the militia (Severing) has been to be mobilised. As every Swede between the ages of 20 and 23 years is enrolled in the bemiring, and bound to serve, this arm of the service numbers so less than 95,296 men, to which must be added the militia of Gothland, which he its own local amounting to 7,620 men; so that the effect of the order for mobilisation will be to place upwards of 100,000 men under arms, in addition to the regular army and the so-celled Wein troops, numbering together 40,000 men. HAMBURG, Ua 15. The first steamer at the now hne between England and Harburg has arrived at the latter port, hot, from the width of the paddle-boxes, was unable to enter tho dock-gates, wad was obliged to discharge the few bales of goods on board into lighters in the river. The stoamer than owns over to this port to take in a re turn cargo, as then was nothing to ship at Harburg. AMERICA. -0 — The United States mail packet arrived at Cowes yesterday, on her way to Havre. She left New York on the 6th inst. The United States Mail steamer Atlantic arrived at New York on the 4th last. The news by the present arrival is of slight in termit. Attention in New York appears to be en by the important events reported by the i rs tl e s:tt, the suspension of the Visas& conferences, the French Emperor's visit to England, and the new British loan. Lacy Stone, the strong-minded Bloomer and advo cate of women's rights, entered into bonds on the 2nd inst. She was married—but only under protest—to a Mr. Blackwell. She hsa reserved a right to be " • completely independent and separate individual," and her husband consents. Advioss from California are of the 9th of ApriL The Star of the West brought 302,000 dole. in gold dust. The mining reports are favourable. Business ' unchanged. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. (Prom the Nre York Courier caul heivirer.) NEW YORK, MAT 4. We do sot e t a enfavourable effect pvegueed upon our own marke by the haematite that the - pulls debt et Enema is to be Inereamd 23 milli= seersiolp The esellit market for the week shows so eeriest Ilateath lbw= tansies are well sustaiaed. State low are it better at a slight advance. Far** ezekaap is dull. We quote Lemle=4l23l part, 5.11 1 to 616: Amsterdam, 411 to 411; to 37 : Bremen, 791 to 791. Corron.—The market Ina N dual au wok. with sales up to lest m 31100 ooing et beinn TOO Ida to day amessted to about 2,000 bah% mil weal before re. eollit of the Adsmtles advice'. Aim* who are pee reLy bane it musk, bought the pilledgil pert of what was adiL God guilds are very mem and daily demur. The %W ow Oda? was at Re. be mining splaads, sad 10e. be KAU N. Or. Mad, Upland Webb. MAIM bus. IWO" —...—,.. soma. nom Gee. lew fogad ... ...... alto al al to el Mto sg SI to 9 4 R, A .. 21 .1M.- - 7.7.: 1 1,1 i. )01 11 fralt to ii;eriesi B4 FLoon.—Thu t eals ate I. light Meek, sad, aa we an sew so near the ormaseasemeat 0 mai navigates, they pashas, only for imusediass wane; grime ia the lams time asetaste with the Mssh whisk hr the week pea have ensillseably lawernaL Lt the dose of this monies's wimp than was valor a Bruer Wag, sad 120. more tee UM wee reeliesd. The market is weU eapplted with Caaadiaa, sad the city bade give it prefetaaa ; the dell. vary, at sellers' option, is all lase. 600 bhis. samarlde Bats have been sold at 8 dole. 76e. for do{lmmi I. all Ally ; 1600 bbls. at 8 doh. 60a., and 1000 do. fee the lea Bissell days la July at $ doh. 60e. For garret, gods. 26e. to 8 doh. 60e. is seared sad retailed. We gases eseasea to Strait sad oboist Buda at II doh 870. to 10 deb.; law son to good Ohio, Miehigaa, sad ladisas at 9 deb. 44e. to 10 doh. 26e. • for fancy sad extra Geassee, 10 dole. 760. to 13 doh. ; Canadisa, at 10 dols. 12}e. to 11 doh. • scythes* brads are without material ehrusee, at 10 deb. 60e. he 11 deb. 26a for 110U1/110, te abets,. Rye filar is Ungava/ a value-8 doll'. Ole. to 8 dole. 26e. for Ise sad npetlae. Cora meal is sewn; Jersey selling, at 6 dolt. lEte. to 6 don. 26e.; aad Braadywiae, at 6 dek. 370. The awl from this port let to 27th April :-1866 : wheat lleer, 40,880 bbla. 1864: wheat Seer, 66, 140 bbla. Oast rt.—tee wheat thank a kir iaquiry, but sillare are 1 *swilling le lime at peenent nary ant the marlin le inactive, sad ideas a km =Me Wow. SWIM OF A BEG Hi PIILATIL—MALTA, MAY a—TM Lively Ng*: Iron nertlepool to this ideod, with smol was as the 2.4 of May, is lat. 36 N., w 11.0( (bps Teiehressoi law boot, with a bleak iled, ossimil by ban 60 to 70 Moon, end pulling 14 sass as wok di* whisk bad Wes sees appresobis& bob. within hdl s ells of tbe Ding; ties pirate gets den to Oho best orstaiskag the ems, ter MY as brar,bst see being obi Oi ism up with her they polka towards *s how thoy bessied, Mee they_ leg. sa d woo d is Into disco; do wow wars pidisi op by tho R ome , flattliey, be. Lowish to Cossiontliseplfe, sad leaded bore es the MIAs,. Wiz = or TUB SHIP Onisua.--Advista from Illelsesaliabsi ISometion slat Um Ophrils, , bless. Ida was ammad sass Tenho, the di, Win o sad water is bre ; die wow wen heisseSsir saisio I THE PARIS UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION. (YllOll 7:111 DAILY MIMI PARIS, MAI 17. I am enabled to inform your readers, on official mihority, that it is the Intention of her Majesty's 3overnment to isms !gratuitous passports to workiog men visiting the Paris Universal Exhibition. This ' dberality, which you advocated some time ago, is an opportune concession to those dawns of the comm . nay for which an industrial exhibition is spesielly interesting. It is to be hoped that other countries will follow the example of England. I have now thoroughly examined the Adel cata logue issued yesterday ; and regret to inform your madam that it is so faulty in plan as to be a work from which it is hopeless to expert assistance. It l costs three hues ;it is balky. It has no denription of the distribution of nations in the venom build ings; it gives the visitor no rules to guide him. The whole exhibition is simply divided into nations ; each nation having its contributions numbered, beginning with number one. Thus, No. 28 may be in the gallery, and No. 29 me the ground floor; No. 30 may be m the Palate de l'lminstrie, and No. 31 in the long gallery near the Seine. There is no guide whatever to the part of the beading in which any elms is placed. The catalogs* should have been divided into buildings in the first place; then each building should have been sub divided into nations—the part in the building met pied by each nation being carefully, laoidly specified. Again, the nave, in which are remarkable objects draws teem the thirty :classes, and from the tiontributioos d mime countries, should have had a distinct, well written chapter. However, at the present moment them is not a single numbe r placed threagheitt the Man; ',that the bearer of a antelope has, at the present moment, an idiotic aspect to the initiated visitor, who knows that if this catalogue were per fect, instead of being useless, not a figure which it ',tains has yet a corresponding figure upon a single •bjset exhibited. The bad weather yesterday kept hundreds away from the building. Still, in the afternoon, long rows of carriages were waiting outside to set down visitors, giving some idea of the crowds a little fine weather will bring. The main eitrance is gay with banners, and on each sides splendid show of flowers, enlivened by foantains, gives effect to the seas. Wt bin the building the hammers of workmen at, heard on all sides; groups of sculpture are being hourly added to the nave; and the foreign courts are rapidly approaching completion. The machinery gallery is still far from finished; and the Panorama, where the imperial manufactures are to be placed, is blocked up. At the present moment, visitors cannot have refreshments of any kind in the Exhibition. This is a serious mistake. Among the objects around which wondering groups of French visitors collect are—the Austra lian OM of gold nuggets, in the south east angle of the building (although neat of these nuggets exhibit gold so pyre r the nuggets in Phillips' case); the beautiful solise don of silver work and jewellery, worth about 12,0004, free .Steer and Mortimer, including some beautiful dienessils, the testimon ial presented to Lord Ilksbersegh bv his Indian friends, one pre sented to Lisulemeat-Generel Sir Charles Napier, and one to Lord 'ffinvingtea ; the envelops machine from De lease (which reminds every Englishman of 861) ; Bell's Eagle Slayer, placed in the nave near the mer cantile navy trophy; the candelabra contributed by the Goldsmiths' Company ; the English photographs and wood carving. Minton and Co.'s Paley ware of mares continues to astonish all French visitors— who bed no ides that we could rival even the worst specimens of Siena ware. In crystal productions we have also astonished them—thanks to Oster and to Defries, who exhibit colossal candelabra of wonderful I purity. In short, up to this time the English are essarded as having made a complete eneeme—a sw am beyond the expectation even of the most sec- 1 plies patriot. FA., 8 o'clock.—Since writing the above I have umertained on authority that, in spite of the bad weather yesterday, 1,700 persons paid at the doors, the receipts being about 8,000 franca, or 3201. To dos, the tete of the Assumption, there have been more MUM tickets and more general visitors in the building than yesterday: (FROM • 001113STONDIDIT OF THE DAILY news.) Paris is to-day itself again. This may be called a triplefsta. In the first place it is Thursday, a slay second only to Sunday for oat of doors amassment .1 all kinds ; in the next pleas, it is the Assert" a festival of the Roman church, ranking in 'aspartame after Christmas, Easter, and the aneamptkm of the Virgin Mary; and thirdly, it is the first Ins datj a ii Parisians have had for nearly . a week. Such the cue every living being in the town is out doors, and—excepting always a few ill-dressed, strong-minded Englishmen and women—all sorts and conditions of men look happy, contented, and well dressed. In the Champs Elysess, equipages of all kinds and descriptions may be counted by the hundreds, and pedestrians by the bum of thousands. The military are all out walking in their fall-dress uniforms, many of which are tutu* new. Amongst these the most remarkable are the " Zonaves of the Guard," a new regiment which the Emperor has formed by drafts from the other regi.l moots of Bowes, and who have put on their new uniform to-day for the first time. in short, a gayer' scene than Paris presents to-day, or a more complete contrast to what the town has been sines Sunday last, it would be difficult to conceive. But, with all this, the Exhibition does not fill. I stood for nearly an hoar close to the principal entrance to-day during the time when most people were ex- 1 peoted to visit the building, and I did not ass a dozen persons apply for admission, exempt such as were exhibitors or season ticket-holders; sad very few of those who thronged the Champs Ripka turned aside to enter the building. The Ex hibition does not as yet seem to take with the French : inside the building the spectators were amere handful. The din the workmen make in unpacking the cases prevents anyone from enjoying the sight of what is already unpacked and exposed. The dust and dirt caused by the work going on will no doubt spoil a great many . of the more fragile articles which have been pat up in the various stalls. Notthat there ismaoh toneless yet. Judging from the progress mods ease the opening, I should say that it would take Wiest a couple of months to have everything put in its place. The Commissioners themselves acknowledge that, as yet, all their arrangements have ended in utter failure, and the strangers that have been deluded into visiting Paris for the opening of the Paoli' de fin dueetrie are wild at the manner they have spent their money and lost their time, with no result whatever. It is a thousand pities that the ceremony of Tuesday last was not a bona jtels opening of the whole build ing, as in the CYO of the Crystal Palace on the Ist May, 1851. The strangers now here are all writing to their friends in various parts of the world, advie• ing them not to come to Paris at all this unusual Oa the lbtb, just after the ceremony of the epee kft was over, an equestrian statue of the Emperor, in bronze, which has been erected on a pedestal op-, 1 posits the east front of the Exhibition, was uncovered for the first time. The status is of th e size of naturs, and was cast by M. Gaillard, from a model by M. Delay. - -Those is one thing which Wiles every Englishman swim Paris, and that is the great number of French =I all classes who now speak maser len This is particularly remarkable emengst the isms of the French army. A few years ago bat very few of these gentlemen mold bete been Mad who knew a word of our Lovers Now meet of the juniors, and many of the sada% both emderstand and speak it. ADMINISTRAITII ItEl , olol.—The conisittew for amagias a public meeting on this Babied at Maaehester, onnoussa that, in coosequeuce of the abuses front that city daisy lafaentiel pram who would be expected to take put * the prouediap, the meeting is unavoidably post- PM& Is the meantime the committee will be happy to toodu omatunications frogs soatleassa into/sated in the ,eater;, addressed to the Beantary of the Maultostaz Adethisirative Reform howdation, No. 3, Crow-strut VOMUCithlie HALL.—The following are the auks of gmtlesses who passed their ezaaaiaatios is the edam sul prudes of Iledkdas, sot reeolved sertifleates to palls, ea Thursday the 17th of May, 1866 :—Georse Turnabout Navin, DriSeld, Yorkshire; Bergen% Jobs Sa::NAOS Wert Men*, llessal hassle Wiatet ; Thaw eserard, Petereasid, Huts ; Own Web. 4 Nor, Newton Haub, Masobalsoc. GOOD NEWS YWHERE!!! BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, THE PORTE LIT, or Portable Bedstead, Sofa, Chair, Inclined Couch, Mosquito Tent, and Waterproof 1. or Burritos@ Teti, peeked fa one ease, weight hos SThs. UMW.. look 22 inches bra deep end 54 broad. No soidia, wp m : traveller, or lentil should be *Mott owe. bold ally by W. a. 001A1, Elephant Bowe, 107, mains, Ideas. ice, .~'i~ I/I';///,~ '~-x. ~~_~-- 80Th. fIUIIIMIt. TENT. TA I * t. N.B. ALL PIRACY WILL BE PROCEEDED AGAINST. THE POLICE COUBTS WESTMINSTER. Sir 8. M. Peto, accompanied by Mr. Taylor, solicitor, of Furnivere-inn, waited upon Mr. Arnold, in reference to a statement made is this court by a man named Howard, owe of the "navvies" sent out to the Crimea. I From the ezpleaations given by Mr. Taylor, it appeared that Howard, with others, left Eogland on the 19th of December, in the Prince of Wales, but, owing to hie Mktg been guilty of robbing some of the men of their clothes, he wee tried by a naval courtmartial oar board the Queen, in Beicce Bay, and, having been convicted, was ordered to be mot home. Tyson and Noble, two other navvies, were ma. victed by the court of the same offense. In consequence of this conviction aloes had an end been put to their contract. Howard had not been allowed to do any work at Balakiava en the railway, and was not entitled to any wages in cos mica therewith; so that his statemeot on that head was quite groundless. The firm had considered the three mew gadded to their wages up to the time of their convietioa— i. S., from, the 19th of December to the 31st of 'meaty. Mossy had been paid for them in London, in ignorance of their misconduct on their passage out ; and Howard had be all received 10!. is., and bed therefore been overpaid lie. When the three 000victed men reached Belakiave, fair B. Lyme said that they might be discharged to their week if Mr. Beatty thought proper ; but Mr. Beatty sad a committee formed of the principal officers of the en ▪ ring, transport, and other departments, idecided that tit would be very injudicious to employ copyists& felesewith dm other wartime* ; and so determined that they Meld be mat back to &gland Besides the felony emikesof, the ems nuke MEN be d bees guilty of drunkeam and db. orderly osmiset, sad MA been ordered to be seat lame cm that assound aim Mr. Taylor then put in the salt as- Wring doraimwittery evidence to support the statement thus mode, sal *lea mad an eztract from resolutions of the allows' neemmittee otHalaklava, showing that the porter wee to bolted three times a week at cost price by any mac applying for it. Mr. Arnold said that, after the statement made, be wee Perfectly satisfied, and of course should net think of grant ing a summons. He Gm sorry Sir Samuel bad been put to the trouble of attending. I SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. __.-- LiTastrOOL Baum ♦T FORZIOX Poare.—Ereetala, at Gonna; Arabia (e.), at Marseilles ; Augusto, at Glint; ' Clayton, at Hamburg ; Naiad., and Milano, at Miami; ' Kitty Cordes, at Mobile ; Majestic, at Bonny ; Runaysamle. at Hie Beata. ARBVIBD. AaaL-$t Gravasemd, May 18. from ....... ...... ...,154. Seater-at Gravesend. May 18, from Borothols Ass. Quorums-at Gravesend. May 13, from Christians Anna-at Falmouth, Mar 17, from Mantilla, durum sa-at Shields, May 17, from Terra Nola ova -at Shields, May 17, from Wisely. AMY MOOD -la Deal, May 18, from Jamska AT111.021- off Liverpool, May 18, from Sateen, enaole-at Liverpool, May 18, from Ilausitira B22I22IWATER -at Liverpool, May 18, from Philadelphia MUMMY -off Liverpool, May 18, from Porto km Bemoans-at Deal, May 17, from Marietta. BkroaL-at Deal, May 17, from CALM% BUIVOIAN MEICIIA/22-at Gnwesend, May 18, from. .Ma d ly MALIIO22I. •at Gravamod. May K. from Cairn C2•1142122-at Grawsiend, May 18, from. Rom* Ca12M1212-at Gravesend. May 18, from Kuehn CITT or Itorramies -at Gnawed, May 16, from Durikirk Cur or Hassosto-at Gravesend, May IS, from Matsui Corrista-at Gravessod. May 18, from Calms Cstarrete-at Orsemesd, May 18, .6wmi..... Murkier Csrae-off Weymouth, M2)17, from Czaes-at Falmouth, May 18, from Siena= Cteroacaoa-offLiverpoot, May 18 Csiceoo-at Liverpool, May 18, from Charier= Ceaurnwt --at Liverpool, May 18, from.- Marvel* Della (111)-41t Li1212p004 MaylB, from Alerredria Doom fas.)-al Liverpool, May 18, from.. Llema Exude-off Falmouth, May 17, from GallipPi Faramoa-at Braverend, May 17, from Colette E,nw.D larn-at Graverend, May 18, from... ....... Mauritian Urn/awns-at Gravesend, May 18, from Baran Nuke Samos-off Liverpool, May 16, kora.. ...... ......11awasK Y221.220-02r Liverpool, May 18 Forts-at Gramma. May 16. from Jersey Farcv-at Graveseed, May 18, from Cake Feariasnas 1.-at Bristol, May 17, from Matiridos Frouramem LADICII-It Falmouth, May 17, from Port Ws Flog -et Falmouth, May 17, from 8 )s Go issarrivo-at Falmouth, May 17, from Gmn Beata-at Deal, May 17, from. Marseille MAYMXT-11t,1112Mmtb, May 17, Brea. . Almashir limnatrx-at rymouth. May y ll , hem. Visite Laramie-at Liverpool. MaS. from Chanute Jsvamarns-MOraweeend. May 16, fr0m...... New Orions Jursa-at Gravesend, May 18. from ......Btralssai Jess Butcu-at Bristol, May 17, from Afire Joss-at Shields. May 17, from -Camper* J. J. Cosa-at Deal, May 18, from ... Who Lag Carew:nye-at Falmouth, May 18, from ....llawiedi Lear Mum Derr -at Greenock, May 16, from Chins Meaux-off Uverpool, May IS. from Mumma-at Liverponl, May 18, from... BhWha 111liaasna-at Liverpool, May 18, from Jderankis Munro (as )-at Liverpool. May 18, from Wm Kaar-at Graveeeod. May 15, from .Aullsig Muraave-at Grimm - ad, Kay 18, from Worms Mao NMI-at Cardiff, May 17, from .............................Mahn Murdsawn -at Cardli, May 17, from. Gems Mame-at Deal, May 17, from Weresd MAT1202102211-at Deal, May 17, from...-. Arms ass Narairras-at Dial, May 17, from Pons is 00111-at Gravaseixt, May 18, from Wars Paavvtaxo-at Falmouth, May 18, from. Gam Penman Loons-at Gravesend, May 16, ..............Alpe fg Alpe Ifterrreesairr-at Falmouth, May 17 from PILIAIIISTLT-at Deal, Mat ro lL firm Iliip Closest -at Deal, May 17, ..Lashom Rans-at Liverpool, May 18, from Rerea-off Liverpool, MaylB Bonssoo-at Gravesend, May 17, from. Bean-at Graverend, May 18, tram fleuserast-at Graverend, May 18, from. itottas-at Deal, May 18. from erWint-at Deal, May 17, from .......... Swan-at Cowen, May 18, from Twister Poezroos-et Liverpool, May DI, hen Okras Tarns--at Gravesend, May 18, from ......lisabora Tem LOWLY- at Falmouth, May 18, kcal. ...... Calcutta Glare-off Liverpool, May 18, from -AlrealKia Viso° DI Gala-at Liverpool, May 18, ftta5............1bredan Valiant-at Ifftlekla, May 17, trots Lista Ws. Caws= -at Greenock, May 16, from ..... ....... grialiai MILUMI axe MART -0M10122M020, May 17, from...Portlandtay r-at Falmouth, May 17, from ...... kreeln I bet .Cs#o S•ILIID. Ancrs—Son Liverpool, Way 18, to Mena: Assraisimas—boa Faisomb, Nay 18, to Thom Assimos—enen Webb. May 17, to. . .. earthmen Ammrsorns—lesm Swamies, Nay le, t 0.....—.. .............. Ramona Burns imetss—tron Welds, Na 17, Is. Mons* Commtroesew—irson Newport, M., May 113, to. Rio Janeiro esvermsw—hom Cismostown. May 16, • - Camas. Hotame—tron Limpool. -. 17, AntworP ma ... 'y 18. I°--"(64tao. "Siagst"“taze# iiiattet . m — sw;a7sciliiii, 6..:..... Dario-6m Ourilff, May 11, to ... ... Constantin - TN' Massa as—troot 6/11e1da, May 17, to New Tat ikaaa—tram Swam, May 17, to Coostaatimie lassm.-Rom Clowsk May 17, to Nate—tram Cows. May 17, to Bream Fmk lawu—from Swamies, May 16, to Milti Fumemose--tram Gem, May 17, to CoPkillils Pi4POSIOD-4nill Falmouth, May IT, to GM., Rasa—km Waldo, May 1 7 to Out Osamu—tram Gravesend May 18, to Ilehle GAVD4I/ATl—tram Gravesend, May 18, to Gitaill 010. BUNS—tram Liverpool, May 18, to Alain:M*llA lIIMILMA—tram Falmouth, May 18, to Ihma lloes—troes Falmouth, May 17, to Terme IPDOSTIII—from Cardiff, May 16, to IM!_ 111mila—tress OutUff, May 17, to ___ ..oin Greenock. . May 17, lo Connamiann CM -..na—from Ommeend. May 16, to Perm ...aamor—from Liverpool, May 16, to ... &Ma Loan Srain.rr —train Swansea, May 16, to cogalishe Loom—from Cardiff, May 17, to lido Lauu—from Cardiff, May 17, to NONA Mversm—tram Falmouth. May 16, to OommitiroM Marmara—from Shields. May 17. to gain Mn. Balms—from Liverpool. May 13, to _ Worm Nano—from Shielas, May 17, to: .... P•ousa—from Cowes, May IS, to Ranta—from Cardiff, May I?, to Roama—ltom Orotooe . l, May .liambal .to—trom Falmouth, Kai 18, to ................. - Portsmouth, May 17, to —tram Liverpool, Ray IS, 77, to .to ............. Pea tad Warta Wnca—lrOil Faaoath, Key 17, to .......... VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Agnetha, HeUhlman, from Loudon for Adelaide, Joe. 13, let 33 P. los. 21 W. Gipsy Queen, from Plymouth for Port Phillip, Feb. 23, let. 34 8., laa SI W. Meru Craig, from Liverpool for Calcutta, April 9, lat. 330 t, Id' 23 W. - Glencoe (English clipper), from the Clyde for Calcutta, Feb 26, bt. 1 N.; all well. James sad Thomas (Engbah barque), for Sydney, 84 day. out, 1 4 " 24. lat. 5 14. ; all well. Kate Kearney, from Armen for Liverpool, April 15, let 3.0 N.. ka• 31.17 W., 87 days out; all well. [Advertisement.)-AT Ms. Micafe Eirtaumi• ones, ill, itegssitsuest, and No. 4, are eskned the Ant specimens of BIWA seannhatnrse. WO-Mass, Writingossa, Draseimpaap, undellter Midge or lsgary suitable tor presentation. Aseprads aspartront flit PP , Mash* Manufaetures and &pi:elle Tables. Table Wimp, bfflo /tensors, Penknives, Olrops, hate, AM Nagging adage inseillia_ inerehanta and emplabrx An extensive usortmest of wain lit =doting Toilet Brookes. [Advertisement.] —HOLLOWAY'S PILLS, 703 VD CMS Op ASTHMATIC COUGHS. AND ALL DISIASIS Or TAX Color AND LUPOL—A gentleman named Middleton, of geotland-road, 'Liver pool, mates in a letter to Professor Holloway, dated Jan. 1, 1666 that for upwarda of flee years he suffered severely from asthma, at' tended with *violent cough, whloh so prostrated his nen& Sad debilitated his constitution, as totally to unlit him for any of the ac tin duties of life. He was at tended by the most eminent medical men. but all failed to glee him relief. At length he tried Holloway's OA and is shoat three months this wonderfal medicine effected a perfect cute of his disease, and restored him to sound health . — bold by all druggists, and at i'rofessor Holloway's ecablishmentx 244, Stand, London, and 60, Maiden-lane, New York. AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DONALDSON.—May 15. at Bury St. Edmund'', the wife of thole' Dr. Donaldson, of a daughter. JALLAN D.—May 15, at Holdernesse House, East YOrkilltre, the IA of B. W. Jallend. Esq., of a son. LINDSAY.—May IS, at Gloucester-tense', the wife of A. Lindsfs EA., of • son. PTY.—May 16, at Withcote Hall, Leicesterehlre, the wife of E PYrel. Esq., of a eon. BTETEN6.—ApriI 16, at Trebizond, the wife of P. I. thereln,F 4 * 11.11.11.'s Catgut thereat, of a daughter. 11101060 N.—May 16, at Elgin-reed, Kensington-park, the alb , ' W. Thompson, Fan., of a son. WEBER.—Kay 15, at Grove-reed, Stamford-hill, the wife of C. lf• Weber, FA., of a daughter. ILtRELAGES. BELL—WHITEHRAD.—May 113, at the pariah church. 8u0t° 1346. Trent, by the Rev. Ur. Gregg, Mr. A. bell, of Iturton-on.Wea t, Eliza, daughter of the late Ur. U. Whitehead, of the same ph% YALU—RIGOR—WayonIy Beyaustoo-retroM" Rev. J. U. Gurney, Rector, John. only son or the late J. Valsjoi+ of Devenshire-plaea, fassela.hill, to *mho, daughter of S. WM. Moa n of Edgwue-road. DUATiiB. ABHPLANT. —Kay 15, at 17, Ty/eon-terrace, Deist" Uzi" IS wife of Yr. William /mholant, aged H. BAILLIL—May 17, at the Ocoee,Fianna% Wallets, O. MIA BBeg, aged 61. BERGER May 17, at Upper Ilotnerton, Middlesex, B. 800 , Eed.. seed 79. PLIKING.—Key 15, at Binatead, Charlotte Wolin ee.— the late J. Fleming, Ism, of Stoneham•gerk. Id&WLEY.—May 1,, Rebecca, wile of H. llawley, Eel, of W .' street, Redlordequare. 11.11YNOLDs.—May 16, after Ittihad Mesa, Robert %taw Maul son cf Mr. Jolla Reynolds, of the Lion aid Key . ie Ems; aged 11. RlWlLlisid4.2l VI mains 0 0 , f i ct :3; fri rj TUIDAT.M•II9. SPORTING. -8— TATTERSALL'EL—FaIDAY. The attendant* was comparatively small, end the business that was transacted on the Derby was, with one or two ex emptions, remarkably limited. De Clan was in increased force ; at 8 to 1 and 6 to 2 a very large amount of money wee invested. Lord of the Isles advanced to 9to 2, and Rifleman to 6 to 1 taken. 8 to 1 was laid in ponies sad fifties against Wild Darrell, and 10 to 1 was taken freely about Kingstown. Thus were the only movements worth especial notice. CLOSING PRICES. DOBBIN to 1 apt lard Derby's De awe (t).. 9to I Merry's Lord it dr arms (t) to 1 Mr. Oebeldertaa'a Mom (t) 15 to 2 Mr. P.l.Poplesso Dayrell (11 to 1 takes) 9 to 1 Mr. H. 116111 Iniselwaa (t) 10 to 1 Mr. J. Adkitte Vlatearer (take 12 to 1) 90 to 1 Lora Itallaree's Dirk Hatteraidt (take 95 to 1) 30 to 1 rir. J. J. Haetlereen's kirterte (t) 6 to 1 apt Mr. T. wllkimsn's Nettle ( to 1 Mr. T. V. Times Capeolar) 10 to 1 Mc. B. Ilawka'a Marehioare t) Mrs. RIP, to struck oat of her eopeemeata at Epps. BETTING AT MANCHEBTEIL—Fanmy. There vm • toll attendants today, mush of the thm babe Yin arta impalas hooka en the Deebt, for whisk nee De Olmo nee la twee et the abased peke of 8 to 1, et alike Ileum le Inn beard ler ND. Lord at the Wm am also a batter Imendtm Mktg %asked today at sto 1. Ms Inmelments cm the Mkt ken mused Dim were trills'. for the Delftn Dailade imeielea to 1 iced. 11113 at Dame Judith and Dleinalni er were y name—emee, 1116 te 16. Capri; Doequito, aad Lady Tan mug a versaleo basked a ly t the prime gartlL MDT. 3 to 1 eget De Clam (t) 6 to 1 Lord of tho Wes (t) 6 to 1 Wild Myren (t and of) • to 1 Mama& (off) 11 to 1 Planner (011) 13 to 1 Kt.ptowo (t) to 1 Dirk Itinerant (t) 3 30 3 to 1 Rybdoos (t) 061t6. 66 to 1 met Dame Jud ith (t) ▪ to 1 Domini Rather (t) ▪ to 1 Nettle OM 10 to 1 Copan's@ (t) 19 to 1 liamulto (t) 100 to 8 Indy Tenon (1) 14 to 1 Marehioneme (t) MARKETS. grelarly saki dead yesterday. The quantity offaed mus ANS assa. - et ski* 1,1140 won alastrates. eat SAO basset l s, lavas SAN t=4 : a s ls ki: asp Its sided MI Is dr rota sold. lewd far sal gad aides, valise aof Donal was abated, at prier tram da to 4. St, I~s alma of M. to 4d. per Is. IS tow. prism Pb. fish raft takes for ilards. esaplaa Bast s. M. to 74. sad amass: awl kis sorts at Basal ask Owls. mail et ha Gale's prises Is N. Iffrassat. Kayaks van Is sad man t a ea at par ts whossa, swept for kat kite lia, stake tars isstad. Dry lust to • anal; parties to goad sets quality, sold freely at par to 4d. advance; attLaardlssrl and low sorts a part only add at 2d. to 3d. discount 81:101114—The romp price of sum the produce of the British portentous in America, competed from rentrasmette In the week ending the Ink day of try, MS. is Ms. U. emu, the produce or th e Mauritius. Ms. Sed. TM oversee riot of brown or Muss. redo soar, the weirs of the Zest ladle; is the week radian se rote, Is 24a lift TM swede pries of the three frepang descrip tion et sum NINO. Is M. Yd. 81JOAR.—Hamm. NIT 111.—The market &asthma extremely dna, and &dreams aim have sots bus established for all dowdy- Sous ' the tresemems Mesa ear leak eampals to Jame, leaded. S,ooohoem Haves" IWO& Wiles wird yaratts Mauritius es the mot , awl web hew Limo oda have bees deValereut hr the uittpese el helium Wade at prima amelsthmi• produce hie aim bleu very frotly omit Is the mesh. Ni the mass. matron here lossesial tsiaiai the d = l for which they ham bees holding for mime dem Is am Is WOOL.—Lease, NAT IL—With the better &doe afforded by u rines from the Landon means, a sere generally active badmen has teem draw in this market daring the peewit west. The dewed rate% however. which sow rale ia are with difikalty eh talent hare, notwitnatendlag the improved lone at the woollen trade or the &Kriel. coax —CHRINSFOID, MAT 14.—Theta was a fair stippfy of wheat at iaarket to-day, whisk realised an advance of 2s. to se. per qr. on red, and 1.. to 2a. per qr. on white ; a Arta Gallas at the advance; red, 74a. to The.; extra, M.; white, Ws. to 845.; extra, 87e. Bar ley scarce sad dower. Beane fully maintain that prise; Mangan, 4 ta. to 42..; ticks. Us. to 430. Peas scene and diem ; 40a. to Us.; white, 411 s. to 411 s. LILICOLDI, MAT 15.—W0 haft lad o a o =t of wheat at mar. het today, for which the Aden shin Is. to Is. over last week's pease, triage dr dad alisie sa lmtely. a tar bud. name was date at hely Mr. 776. to PM. ; white, to Sta. • Asesol it bailey. die tam dearer— Ms. to Us. Not mei dela. la oft sal bum - - - HUT 1116 SIM lOW attnsince of buyers, sod whoa bang Yid In U. alvessek nsas Mimi slash disposition to bay. rig win üblesidp =as at a iisbt edemas only on last week's primm bat dr boidara vas at Isnot Illionwes sons Osmond tor Way st lull prism sad bans woe tether dower. In cats and shelling then was a aniline demi* as about last quondam. i WALL-Lamm, KAT M.-Devices Wed Hortley, 18s. Sd. ; 'Hartlepool Weet Hartley, 17s. 64.; Metreetre Wed Hadley Nether ton, 118. bd ; Loneritise's West Heeers, 16e. id. ,• North Percy Hartley, 17r.; Taalelo Hoer, 13e. Ili; Tealerld Moor Batas, 13e. 9d. ; Walker Primrose, 15e.; West Bartley Greys, 17s. 3d.; West mon, Ho. 6d.; Wyiam, 16e. ; Willa End Morn Clan 16.. 96. ; Wane Ead °Werth, 16e.; Walls Ead Marten, 18e. ; Will. Had Haltom, 17e. 9L; Wells End Medley, 17s. 9d. ; Will. End Layne, 17a.; Walls End Wbaraolllfe. 17 .. 9&.; Eden Hain 19e.• dells End Selareat, Da. ed.; Walla End Pnuawelliata. 19a. ; Walle End Haewell, 20e. ; Walla tad Hinton. ; Walls Ead Hettos Lyme, Wale Bad Keane Grange, 19. .; Walla End Napier, Vt..; Walls End Lambton, 19s. 6d. ; Wa ll a End Plummer. 19..; Walk End Ruse's Beam 19e. 6d.; Wills End South Hinton, 19e. 9&.; vials End Levert% 30..; Walla End Caradeo, 19.. Sd. ; Walla Red Heogh 19a. ; Walla End Bribe, 19s. 3d. ; Wells End South Hellos, 15..; Walls End Tees, tee.; Walls End Wed Kenos, Ma; Walls End Whitworth, 16..6d.; Cares Het thyr , 23a.; Darwentwater Hartley, 16s. 84. THE OPENING OF THE NEW BlHTmu. CATILI MARKET POBlTONlD.—Yestarday at a Court .. Common Council, Mr. R. L. Taylor, chairman of the Markets Improvement Committee, stated that his Royal Highness Prince Albert had consented to be present at the opening of the New Metropolitan Cattle Market. The let of June next—the day named by the committee for the opening—would not however suit the convenience of the Prince, and therefore no positive time for the ceremony could be fixed; but the day would be as early as could be arraaged. Mr. Taylor further stated that the bye.lawe, prepared by the corporation for the regulation of the market, bad received the sanction of the Secretary of State, and , would be immediately published for the Information of the trade and the public generally. CUSTOMS APPOINTHINTE.—Mr.WiIIiam Bell, extra clerk, at Newcastle; Mr. George T. Bland, clerk in the office of Impactor-General of Imports and Exports, in London • Mr. John Casey, clerk in the Coast Guard (Moe, in Lond on ; Kr. Filmdom Fitzpatrick, clerk in the once of Inspector-Omen! of Imports end Exports, in London; Mr. JAMS Robert Jefferiee, clerk In the case of Inspector. General of Imports and Exports, in London ; Mr. F. H. Walker, clerk for General Business, its Jaadea.—Ciesi Ber -1 eke Gave*. / / I