The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-12 00:00:00

/. ilMbtEprt ~~_A No. 2,697.] LONDON, THURSDAY ING, APRIL 12, 1855. (THREEPENCE. v• ig. 0 as. CHAMBER& —To be LET, elegant and man sion' CUAMISUIS, laming port et live largowt .aria la ibrimmod boils Oho ►equiems liernsts' Oiler. &skiing ea In MIL V ansireWiiit to to. Porter, at 14 Ilassver4quary. AYTOR GRANITE COMPANY. NOTICE IS HW3 0111114. Hot Ow ANNUAL Of.. I. sun NO el As tigrish= air Ms Conway eta la Mika Win Lobo sa caltoloooto. Ibtaseto4o/1. ea TVallualr. libelee et lap sera I ler II *Meek yrolleey. Tredve a allaemeat of die Aimareate tbe year waft EA Mush leer ;re Us FlffS lereelers lathe term Okla Barbar. Coq., t lurks romok. Hot, 7. J. Nollw, frit otot JaososAabotot. Hai . sad to Oro Teo As. Son la taw mot of H. A. Mak 11*. are S. H. Taylor, ea*. vier Ida poet et Abe by le pmearaer of As dine** et the easeesq me are wntaU 1. fito r.oloodott to their olfrirld Gam es. IL PAMIR. Yea. Ileareat-rev, Weatalesam. Aprll 9, MS. ;DB JONOW S LIGHT BROWN COD LIMA 011.--Fteqpnt sommaleadoes as litho *WWII tbie p e. emiellemate, stet met= bees made to Ikesee. allialt. lIA eel Oa. Dr. De ate seereditril Om INS tome* to ill pser ell Nag • , CARRIAGE IP kir tetgedel Milli* beltke ea NNW el a aseilitesee et it.--Iltbieede eel Seta Dept. 77, Iltnetio Loam EMAIL —Protected by Royal Lettere as af Wawa. owl measesi lat Ws a> eel We I. aw as WA% awl he bipedal Oliewe lata, Thom. Wrinawar, Few I Ye a me* ler walwawalwa. apswalarrhow, ma wastlaa at Ow WA al we a t Moms% sehalwily, lhe short ewe wal al Ono dam amplawly awl esaiwel, anilh all wawa al Ow Omen wile aiwidaa haft se law bus lhamalwas amidst, tear is the weds el Ile health of a was mhos at dm papalailas. , la S. la ilia paw isalasaial ma* Ilie OW alas al diwadan whisk aderewrisy. Ilmw ay pladiaa WNW with =w dr isswitabie dialwallse al Oa pailseta aulthellet, kal Ilw wmagswllla he ila visit am' mem Thaw ware Yaw l,; awn, arte alba dwell al Wale at swill, awl al al anawahar qualm lbw its le ea dr wed Ws lama simile ma Idly weepsalsi. Salilla the ma% et I la. a n de i rly pew i t swim alwalaa taw aewaraso dem as slimbillissi iwwwwyl=lea.—'hi be leadg i tifew awl It 41 =6. of Meet me Ow. 111. Owiniatzwt; bcoic.us. ed2•Zork, IL twidelowe Iladealaarait. w ha= gia a iss. awom lawagarell. I Isahaar Illhaall, Vlnwlehlwai wad temeall. 11, THlClrMh a rrrernittlrafrar; being sie ai l l e a c all et Ins Maim •7 ;• H. Hoorn iDGS. of Or Plysictsoo, Los *Wm Midas to iho too Wear CUM. ie. Alm moo Aseilhar. Woo lb. ed. • WWI= MIA owl DISHAS WO of the WIL/LIT. ImAm : Lowman sad 00. Tk4 Day. at Modish Library. QCIJTARI and la HOSPI TAU, by S. G. Osanaes—Lad Carthlis Dtary—Orace Lee—Westward Do '— Wet lleart—A Month beton Behastep..l-011pbaat a Mask Kew— Mc:nein el Amnia 0140. K. L. SIMI. A. Jay, James Mem se.-011shrtsth Life et Kay—Mrs. in s diners of Chart= Mitt Manton—Katharine Ashton, 64. Manta ituboonpliona Own Guinea per annum. Charlet Meant Meta. 810. New 01 tent .tract. Loados ; awl 7t. CM,. Welk Moncheater. Jul pobbood. Now sod Swim! Mum. pries la ; or, by porn. toe HE SCIENCE of LIF E; or, How to Live and met to boo for ; mole US for DK looboom. loOreolo Isatralkasa kr toesetwaerlth. kth mmd " Val ls e thagreseet v irl b y i rrera t th " . I—Vi L •oa _ ,J11„ * . oold oloßr a rdrtob womtweee, OS ihe of the Ilkoracogo is oho • d Ember of rooks! prr . thee* " ere ersiV i e f rajt= s ut e gl a to m =2 . YAW, mem% the osi ; sa llare==or ; lethry.O. THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPIR. prise bd. ' Ns litbass Instal herbal. the advabateof trio ecinabres bad fig mod Miro& - 121io what sad who of Ito mood sowo—la s .ww. dib low vow% hi tho with Ind 11111111Meilli INhows- Ike owohlowl Mod% waorsy, owl wooamowy whitio—thh how I =I: II. CORRIWPONDRICTS AT f LIN BRAT OF WAIL YONSION NNW!' IN RNLI ABMS AND IMPARTIAL. As owialholy auly nowt of I. the Indian Si.. toms hiod to It lor why °mho' 1114, ea It wowing YEN ONLY DAILY MUIINO RNPOIT, hat NM of phew Yr WICIADMI ALL OTTENUYI ADTERTIORMIWIN. ..... /moor' ay man dada lily pars dna af itsaimardpararim mat a" by aoaditimoy sad daily asiiivell toe OW ilanstat sad politica int bikers is orb bi erdseed atigy bisimilor summon Is lb.ht./is=;ar at ihs o IS,Ovaddriadesei. rosiatadi. lareloa. LE. If foilV be dagoisaird dilsialag the mat W main pot at a Maud delft*, phfillide 111111. aggisedia. roam of anis may to amity% al MIL sr sairlar, paid la dims* _ _ __ weir. pIOIAIL Y NEWS FORWARDEDUitheOOUNIST by MIMING POST. at les. W. par Is sonso. W BM MADDOX. M. Upper Albsay4t. DAMMIDAY itese Amt. IM a.m. P A L L IIIII p.a., NEWS LENT at la par mat; low had la tows or 11100 i. at fast Y id. par_ ,day Ifs. Id. pwTOr READ, free 8 ztar ; Sr. wan" lion Apia. 1.1. Tuasiarbmak Walled ratil NEWS LENT TO REAL, in London, %b. pa epartar.-11131T by 111101Ta1la0 NA a ri %:=l. DO, I. it pa qt.—lL ADAMS. f. Walaastar. Prra Apia. J3AYBWATEIt-DAILY NEWB LENT TO MAD; lad sappledlleaseassilimby ~Om pow,atllliaL paktia advises. M. MINIM. ftweAtirrass. Wog. ases.mplat. EASTER VESTRY PIICINCY or Till TOWER WITHOCT.—The am awalvmtqmestiog of this peicinet was beta on Baster Teasley swains, at the Old George Tavern, Trinity-square; Mr. The.. Carroll was voted laid the chair. The dutemae sf the late vestry clerk, Mr. Henry AI ***** , having be.,. reputed, it win resolved anmaknouly, " That in the opinion et Ws meeting, the Tutus duties of the offices sustained by the late Mr. Althans during a period of twenty-five yam were fulfilled with the fault strict in , "grity and punctuality, and it is felt that his courteousne s and disinterestedness, as well as his high charm ter as a Cbristian and gentleman, reader it both • duty and pleasure to enter ea the minutes of the vestry this record of gratitude and of pest persmel 11010111." le wa• then novo& by Mr. Wettest, Ind 11110111.111114 by Mr. 'Massa, that Mr. Hoary Altbans (the rungs') be requested to set ss vestry clerk for the year tuning. After same ether restful lowness, the vestry was dissolved. Sr. PANCIA.S.—The following gentlemen were sleeted by ballet to serve as directors of the poor fat the sa ssing year, in the room of thou who retire mussily at Rester by rotation, under the provisions of Sir Jobs Cu Hobbouse's Act :—T. Amos, T. B. Biker, W. &Sett. W. B. Carter, B Champ, 8. Club, W. D. Cooper, J. Cole, J. Cramp, D. Crane, H. B. Creseb, J. C. Crouch, J. Demean, W. Dyke, B. Peruse, G. °odd's, J. Glazier, J. Biegatee, B. Howes, R. Howlett, B. Lainabdiir, J. B Lawford, J. Least. G. bloom. W. Mornington, B. Nisholls, H. Pratt, Eavenbill, B. B. Sweaters, A. C. Scary, J. Tibbetts, W. Turner, G Waller, T. Warren, D. Wellbe i 11-.7.1e11e, R. Wilby, James Wills, and B. J. B. Wright. This siesties was made at the suggestion of the various 'imp lied... BMUS? SULLlVlN.—Jaaticia at last! Sergeant Sullivan has pot hie well-earned commimion ; but it is not to the War.offies he owes it. No ! ashamed are we to say, and maimed the country be to bear, that bat for the rag, for Sir De Lacy Evans, and for Ilr.Frsacb, he would be • serpeent still, and a sergeant he might eontinue until death relieved bin of ell care about promotion. It ie a bad mode of " measgement ;" but it is the best which, until a /tougher stimulus be applied to the Horse Guards, we are likely to mg it onion. It is not to our credit ; but if merit kto be smeilad to "system." and if that system is to de fined of Mr &are of mivansement admittedly !" gisiabsi bravery," the Sergeant Sullivan. of the army will seta culy he mojanctims with the esantry which so un- is aiglesei *OIL But can it last? Can defects or }esyaSlM gemainently to light be permitted' iu endue rum:. who fight for us or on the men ebeeeterMe Mai bowl ea epaulette or beguile oussis,the lheamme of disservice are more bectmlogly o.stossed ? If ara see set slashes, even this tardy act of justice was morel agahmi the will apse who was not ingather un conc la the isles of it —Cork Cautitistion. _ - 1 A 111 W 011111CDWAIDILIO.—At a meetio he/4 ma* ,41 4 GM BourraTssedsg. dthe vestry of this parish of et. al oldish Dr. M•Caul is rector, Mr. Ohs - 74711asMary sad Rust, Masement• yard, was wesel. eleewd therawardea fee the wts par bag Ss small Dos She slime hos boss hold by ai that ',Allem k Sea Meant geriekm. TEN Mar Norwich 8,000 sive twee knee bielt eater to • petition preying fOr the irered of the New Seer net. The petition ie to be forwarded es air IS Higashi, M.P., the new eonsernitive member kg the 0 71 kr fregistaties le the New et Cleiumes. DUBLIN, Amin. 11. The account of yesterday's polling at the Cavan election is by no means sansfactory. The friend, of Mr. Borrowes, the Derby ile candidate, claim a gross majority for him of 300 on the day ; but the returns received from the outlying poling places were evidently very imperfect. At Cavan the num ban were, at four o'clock—For Burners, 738; for Hughes, 632. At Beilieborough it was said that the majority of Mr. Burrowes we. 79. At BallyconneU, Mr. Hughes's agents claimed a majority of 261 ; at Cootehill there was also • majority for the popular candidate of about 66 on the clay's pail. tog. Other accounts are still more favourable to Mr. Burrowee, and it is said that the peat body of the presbyterian electors are ing him their support, notwithstanding promisee made to Mr. Hughes. A body of 22 Roman catholic voters and one protestant were being conducted int* Cavan on Monday evening by an escort of polien t with their landlord's agent at their bad, when they twee met by a aialtitails of people assembled is a. *Mu manner, and the homers eatholie voters aimed from the police, and p ted, as it is stated, 1111•1 Satan the town. A troop of dragoons and eenstabulary were, however, despatched in permit on the following morning, and the missies waters discovered, and carried back, like prisoners, to vete foe the Derbyite candidate. The excitement wee wary great, but no serious breach of the pease was apprehended. The Southern Reporter intimates that Mr. Blew man Crawtord may tie expected to appear as a candi date for the openly of Cork. Sawlers's News Letter says: The roman as to the alleged precarious health of Mr. Jostles Pants are set correct, and his lordship purposes takiag hi siell as the bench ota Monday neat, when the Bow Torn will commence. His son, Idr. John Perris, the soisomat banister for Louth, has been recently suffering from 'Haiku of the eyes, now In course of enseessful treat ment, and this eur-usw-- - have been associated with Okay the temporary indi.poontion of the loused judge. Baron The health of Chief Ban Pigot is improving, and be air be expected in Dublin in the course of the swing meoth. NAVAL AND MILITARY. DEPARTURE OF THE GUARDS FOR THE CRIMEA.-THIS DAY. This morning, at half-past seven o'clock, the dr taabsents of the Roosehold lafaatry slider orders to join their brothers is arms at the sisal of war, were mustered and paraded at the various barracks, and it is gratifying to state that not a single man was &beast. The drafts consisted of 6 officers, 420 Grenadier Guards, for the 3rd battalion ; 5 Akers, 307 Coldstroams, for the 14 battalion ; 6 °Scan, 399 Boots Fasiiiere, for the Ist battalion. The men were greeted with the most energetic cheers on their road, the band playing at intervals" Wooing Royal Charlie," " Red, White, and Bine," " Over the hills and far away," " The Girl I left behind ma," " Cheer, boys, cheer," " Rey, Johnny Cope," " Blue bonnets over the border," Re., iftl. Os their arrival at the terminus of the South-Western Railway, a prolonged cheer was given by those outside. The emb►rkation will take plans on board the Peninsular and Oriental new steam ship Alma, this afternoon, at Ports mouth, under the command of Captain Evans. ♦ largo detachment of the Royal &poen and Miners accompany. This splendid vessel will lmmedi►tely premed is Bala. blau, leaving 130 now-commissioned Ann and men at LOSS OF HER MAJESTY'S SHIP TIGER. PORTSMOUTH, WiDNUDAT Bynum°. The court-martial oo the officers of her Majesty's ship Tiger, which wee captured by the &miss. off Odessa a few months sines, hae been ordered by the Lords of the Admiralty to be opened at nine o'clock to-morrow morning. 1 1 The officers and crew of the captured vessel were mus tered to-day on board the port admiral's flsgehip, Victory, in presence of Captain Gordon. All the survivors answered to their names. Th. re are various rumour, uto the cause of the Tiger fgoing ashore, but tie truth will no doubt be elicited at the orthoossiag lavestigation, when mush of that which is now freely uttered about the town to the disadvantage of the °Seen will be, it is said by their frauds, satisfactorily answered. SOUTHAMPTON, Aeon. 11. Captain Gibbon's troop of Artillery arrived here last night by special train from Woolwich. They came by the South Reuters, South Coast, amid South Western Rail ways in tee carriages of the two former, so that the uni formity of 'sage os those lines enabled the troop, with their horses, to arrive at their destination without shifting car riages or horse boxes. The Artillery continued to arrive after witlntght, and the railway staff at Southampton had to beep all night is attendance. The homes were all got out by 10 o'clock this morning, and immediate preparations were made fir embarking them on board the screw steamer Argo. Tee horses have not beta in her Majesty's service above three month. ; a great many of them are from Bel gium. The men iffill hones were embarked this day with Captain klillisaa's troop, which wee embarked au board the Argo yesterday ; the übole fortis es board consisted of 10 officers, 306 men, and 190 horses. They brought with them teat equipage, guns, • gee, sad samuoition. Amoorst the gelds were two howitsers,22-pouaders ; the guns were 9. poenders. It was not kiwis yesterday that the Argo was to take out goes and ammunition, sad it was thought that she would get away today. This wee, however, sot possible, as the galas and carriages are very heavy, and the latter had to be un li mbered to b- pat en baud. The crew of the Argo and the artillerymen have been buy the whole day, em barking their test equipage, guns, shot, powder, and gen earriages. The Argo, it is fully expected, will be ready to start to-morrow. She will proeeed to Bahaism calling at Gibraltar for horses and mules. This field battery train will be a match for some of the heavy artillery of the Rus sian,. In le than three weeks It will be ready to take the field in the Crimes. A company of artillerymen embarked en board the Iberia, which was appointed to leave Southampton yesteiday with the Gibraltar malls. PORTSMOUTH, APEX!. 11. The Driver, 8, paddle sloop, Commander Gardner, and Ow k'sitor, mow goo boat, sailed this asoratas for thi Bahia. iii•/Eolos, frigate, fitting for a shell magazine for the Baltic, wee taken oat of dock to-day, and Masted, being nearly ready for sailing. The Cornucopia, freight ship, sailed to-day for the Crimea, laden with provisions, stores, die. The Grinder. 'mew gun boat, was taken out of dock to-day, cad will soon be ready to sail for the Baltic. The Adelaide, freight ship, having embarked piisonen for penal servsade, sailed to-day. The Greet Britain, screw ship embarked the luggage of the East Kant Militia to-day. The regiment is *spooned to embark on Friday. The Disbar, Captain Scott, with the invalids and women sad children else has brought home from the Mediterranean (from regiments sent on to the Cringes), sailed this morning for Chatham. DUBLIN, Aram 11. A farther draft of the 72nd depot in Kilkenny garrison, to the amber of 130 area, tippet to proceed im mediately tojein the service companies at Malta, prepara tory to moving oa to the seat of war. The draft will, it is understood, be wader the oommand of Captain the Hon. H. W. Fitzmaeriee, at present on leave of abeenos, and will be accompanied by Banda Stockwell. Captain Joanna, Royal Artillery, ?neatly panned to that rank, is under orders to leave Kilkaany and proceed to England. ADMIRALTY, APRIL 11.—APPOINTMENT8.—Pa7- master J. M. Jackson (1835) to the Childers, 12, M Chatham. Aseireaat-Paymester G. W. Welch (DM) to the Wel lesley, 72, guard-ship of Ordinary, at Chatham. Temporary Clerks W. H. Gardner and F. Feuameyer to the Duke of Wellington, 131, screw steam ship, of 700 horse power, at flpitimad. THE MILITIA. Ths Ist Royal Surrey Regiment amembled for matieffinent at Richmond, as the 20th Danaher ; 130 ma vdeetserod for the line is Muck ; Meat this 270 hams ehdfsd ads ilsoltsige, mid of this samba nearly 160 hare es that, sotwitbasadiag this great dais, the neatstM seabers 600. North Shropshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry will assemble for sight drys' duty, at Whitehareb, as Tateda_y. the 16th of May, sada the easaaad of the Vamoose Hill. In obedience to her Mojesty's commands, Lieut.- Cal. Sir Watkia WiWasa W ma, Ben., hes celled oat the sambas alike Mesa YUMMY Voss ea per ' mast dug in sighs ism MUSIC. Ma. CASA'S CONCIAT.—Mr. Charge Gee, Um vieliaist sad soneartiaa player, gave his mewl mmeert lest evening, at Exeter hall. It was, like Mr. Aileron's easiest, whisk we =deed a few days ego, a great medley of vocal sad instrumental auk, sullitient to satisfy the keenest appetite. Its statistics stood thus. Them were twenty male and female vocal performers; nineteen solo instrumentalists, six of whom were piaseforts players; a pretty sommoss orchestra led by Mr. Viotti Conies; and no Its than saves conductors. The number of pieces fa the programme wes forty-two, sissy of which were iastrumestal solos of greet length. The list of performers Included the name of Wisest every stager sad player of say note now in Leaden; they sang and played the thaw which they aro most seoutomed to perform, sad which, consequently, are very hackneyed to hobnail masert-goers. Bat the sachems st a =seer' of this laud are not of that elms; they are moms who go seldom to such *atonal*. meat', and who an tempted by the opportunity of hearing and seeing, at little east, all the masical notabilities of the day. They are enthusiastic I. their applause, whisk they —a— -.— bestow gealiewirma ansagthig asositia amm se to begin to maiserat• the we 4 kaowa performers who played and tang well-lutown maga, ballads, duets, fast rise, we should 1111•11 f have deal ; but we mast say that the baseficiaire himself eshibltad to great advantage his talents ea the Mainmasts he professes, by Reforming ea the violin sail vent of Di Harlot, sad oa the soneertias a fantasia, soespesed by hinted, cm themes from the ilwrsolsois. Ma. HAROLD THOILUCS CONCERT.—The sari. osessioMs given last "maim by this young pianist was an ezemdingly elegant entertainment, consisting entirely of chamber made c( the most elmeical desmription. Kr. Thomas, we believe, is • pupil of Kr. Bimodal' Bennett, and has impaired much of the delicate finish and refinement of hie instructor's style. His principal performance" lest evening were Mendelseolan's Sonata for the piesoforts and violoncello, Op. 17, in which he was soconapsnied by Piatti ; and Beethoven's Boosts for the piano and violia,l No. 2, Op. 23, in which the violin part was played by Sain te.. Both these beautiful pines were in every respect ad- soirably a:seated and warmly applauded. He also played with groat brilliancy Pacer's asormow do salon called " La Cascade," and several short pima maimed by himself. Several soap and duets were suss by Miss Dolby, Kiss Pools, and Miss Bliss Birch. QOUND and WHITE TEETH ore not only indir to pow* vosolollo Wm ploodoot.obsvior bob bo osoos lot Ow, as ma es lo Molds lbw- or mo. lo 1111000. MI swomroolomootkoo. all Mooing a Olibmoo lo Or oomolloi treks., nom of bi- otin* rootlodos On sem am owl vos. Or VMS =NOM% RM. tat Os oroomsdr loinsao, sal pat* is lboo WE& Moo So.*S. pa Ws. —.Tho we ft issif Gime spo so dr lobel. SOW- - . l ime eel •0119. a w ay oresmies." es tbs weereert seep slime re mob boa. ea me Oksi ma Foreseers. SPORTING. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. THE SUBSCRIPTION ROOM—rummer Mows. LATEST BETTING. COLUMN STAKES. 6 to 4 on Babson (t) 3 to 1 apt Rambling Katie (t and off) 12 to 1 Baser spit 100 to 6 Bonnie Morn (i) GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. 3 to 1 apt Vandal (t) 26 to 1 Wild Huntsman (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Knowles's lot (t) CHESTER CUP. 12 to 1 apt Scythian (t) 20 to 1 Muscovite (t) 40 to 1 Early Bird (t) 1000 to 20 Etheiwolf (t) DERBY. 600 to 35 apt Dirk liattenick (t) 20 to 1 Giatoutee Boohoos 20 to 1 lend of Use 1.1.. 1000 to 26 Oulston (t) 1900 to 20 Rambling Kids (t) 1000 to 15 Coitabus (t) WRDNWIDAY. HANDICAP PLAT' of 70i. for 3-yr olds and upwards. D.l. (2 midis 119 yds.) Mr. Onabs's Bloelmrd by Ovalle., 4 yrs, let 711 s (arethMerhow) Ladlolui noott's Vingt'on, 4 vs. Set 41b (walk) Mr. T Pairs Mambos, a yrs, 7d ILO (Flamm) 3 Mr. lienyon's Slanag, 3 yrs, let 31b (Mine) 4 Betting : 7 to 4 apt liluebeard, 6 to 2 apt fiancelboz, 3 to 1 apt Vingt'un. Won easily by three lengths. Ban third Siding beaten off. Tan Caavart HANDICAP PLATII of 1091. T.Y.C. (blur. 140 oda.) captain Lano's Epbesos by EPires, aged, 9st4lb (Bartholomew I Lard Midis's COMM', S bre, Set 71b (Fortnum 2 JAME:eta'. Nicotine, 2 yra, 7st ilb P. Meg*. 3 The followmg Lao ran :—Fact, Sir James Graham, Laura Selina, and Somaritos. &Wog: 7 to 4 apt Epitome, 3 to 1 apt Sir James Graham, 6to 1 each opt Nicotine add Laura &lino. Won by thrsioquarten of a length ; the second boating the third by a neck. Tan HANDICAP PLATS of 501. for 3-gr olds sad upwards. A.F. (1 mile 2 tar. 73 yds.) Mr. Comta'sTubbler, by The Nob, I yrs, 7M4lb (a. Ittegglos) 1 Mr. Serliles Ovoridola Mar, 3 yrs. Got 71b (Musgrove) 2 Mr. Oullver's Noraboo, 3 yrs, 7st 71b Mr. Lowther's Assam" 6 yrs, Ilst (IL Emend 4 Mr. O. lhewe's Takao, 3 yrs, 6.4 121 b (bray) 6 Mr. E. &dimes Drama, l ira, 1 Ilb Mr. E. B. Clarke% JuJMa. • yre, Ist 4lb (Mein) 7 Batting : Bti 4 apt Georgiam &dos, 3 to 1 apt Lisette, 4to 1 apt Tumbler. Won by • length, a head betweas tho second and third. Tan Counts STaina of 60 son, each, h ft, for 8-yr olds ; colts, Sit 7.e; fillies, Set 41b; those by stallions or out of mares that never produced • winner allowed 31b, if both iilb. R.M. (1 mile 17 yards). (27 subs.) Duke of Bedford's Habeas, by UM Ilkerattear, Mt Ilb (A Rog Mr. Bowes's The &saki Mesa, by Cliantieleer, 5.4 ers) 1 tTemplomaa) Mr. NevW's c by Paragon, eat of lam (lets MU), Bet Mb Lind John Scott's Ranibliag Kat* by Halloartma Sat (Bartholomew 4O ) 11 (Mein) 4 Betting at starting : Even on Habeas, 3 to 1 iwt Bessie Morn, 6 to 1 apt Rambling Katie, 7 to 1 aget Refraction colt, and 10 to 1 apt Sneer soli. Alcyone made pa& with Habeas emend, the others lying well up. At she bushes bill Alcyone gave way, leaving Habeas in fall possession of tit. lead, Beanie Mora taking second pleas. The latter per estrsmid very gamely, bat was beaten easily by a length; this. lw gtas between woad and third ; the 4th close up mite the third. Aleyoas was Lim. Pace good throughout. Till CRAYS)! HANDICAP for which 36 horses were weighted, did not obtain the stipulated samba of ea atriums (ten) to produce a rase. There was no betting after the races. la the morning the qaotations were as under : • GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. 3 to 1 apt Vandal (I) 6to I Navin* (t) THE TWO THOUSAND. 66 to 40 apt Br. Hubert (t) 4 to 1 Lord of the Isla (t) DEBBY. 13 to 2 apt St. Hubert 10 to 1 Rifleman (t) 16 to 1 Dirk Hatteraick (t) 16 to 1 Wild Dayrell (t) la the paucity of sport today the Column Stakes was the only feature that anon than a pintas interes t. Habeas, the fa folly Justified the sonlidenos of her backers by winning easily by a length. Bonnie More, despite reports of his being limo, ran sesiond to her. The weather was sonata bettor than on the preview day, but it wagoold and windy. Attendance of company Teri moderate. NSW &INWARD OF TYR JOCRIT CLI/I.—The Earl of Glasgow is appointed • steward of the Junky Club, is the plies of the Hon. Francis Villierv. NEWIRARICRT RACES—Tate Dee. Nine rues ere let tee this day, the But It haltpest _ .__ 41 - iiio.—This loom la struck oat of all We esgagossoots. CATTERICK BRIDGE RACES.-WzminDAY. (By ILIOThIC 721.3011111.2.) Taa SZCOND YZAA or TYE SIXTH BURT TaILINIAL 1 110DOC3 STAMM for 3 yr olds. Ilderisirs Lady Tama FIRST YZAI Or Taa SIMINTZ EMT Tammuz Pao loos STAKE. for 2.yr sibs Gusultee 1 2 Mambo 3 Five no. Tax Batman HAIDICAL Tabard Seducer Binatiailt St. Andrea, Vaa Waahle, lad Priam Plausible also is.. Tits CLTIN HANDICAP. 1 Sir ret r laud Tresebard Miss Sash Niue ran CRYSTAL PALLOR—Return of sdaiosioso for flys days, India( &hag ' April 7—Nauber admitted, Jule& mem Wert holders, 8,867; mamma 11101iTili he ad -3611. 16.. Cann:. PALACI, Ann 11.-Bstumo DAL— Alemissioes sa moms, 8,477 i into by mum Wks 466 : siel lidsen, WI. EIHARB L 18271 WIDNIIIDAT , The railway share market today was prejudiced by the fall in the funds, but suffered comparatively little, with the exception of Caledonians, which showed decided heaviness. In some other oasts there was a decline of about per cent. Very little Wines/ was done. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The railway share market to-day is generally lower, owing to the anticipated loan. London and North-Western stock is quoted 981 to 991; Great Western, 644 to 63; Midland, 69 to 4; Lancashire sad Yorkshire, 731 to 76 ; South-Easterns, 18 to ex div. ; Caledonians, 30 to ex div. • and Great Northerns, 224 t o 4. B us i ness continues limited, but tales preponderate. French lines are in some cases a shade better. Eimerus are quoted 3,5 to 1; Northern', 34/ to 33; and Paris and Lyons, 234 to 1 prem. OIDINART NUM AND KOCK& IIL,U.WATA. W` ' 7 4 Dal 10 1 ql4 6.. /I Ma U so _ _ I I Mika. Loa 12i 1$ 4 fill. Se I 14 11 11+ Tit $1 IS 11 U 79 13 54 54 id 2 4115 par IS 20 48 70 ss n 71 14 SO} e ad 0 do erAti !" azNir Mawr sal Oat aid amirs Dobai ail Wait LimiL.PrlLoad ram DitteaSard led I Swim Dalsa. (Ws A 10 $4 0 Da. (We ß. ,gds.) Dwain ide I &fl Iradashin ISO Idislawil awl Glasrow a Ildhisrult sad rambles 100 altslisrodt. Paetb.Dunds ISO alsigewaSs Wolin Onat Northern . hie Ow it. Walk S. WNW we. otortura.asi West.(ln 1.00 Gnat Wailers 100 Do. iharTalloyChs.Wi all lasmirliw atl Canisht 154 Do. Thirds — 4 Do. :low Thirds 100 lettiasidrs and Taeksiti 111 Do. est Do. ri W fts 'Wag tisk 1 London sad l It B.oos 140 =. 1 01 4m e 4 artk %Testa BL I 1% 8 111 Si 1 St. DION llMasi D. Me. 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Coanda, - dissrool Dd•Bdig., Ps) 3 7.09 t. dll Do. lc.. if, do. 66 Do. do. It, do. GO Do. do. tiorithoot op Hassiltoo and Torosto Lyme end Odom Lyopo dad llonlarrososo I K! - F - k - -4-toi;" - 15 O: Nt= Num &Lie= lac) al Daft tat. Aim Cliaderal anftes) *mai n Prokr.l Pada QM &taw Pads ad Been .... Park Osaa v a Clarboure loam sal Bane ------ I i~~:~ ~:._:-.-:a I -4- ) 07 4 - 1111 ii;atiCil;:l Oda& wee Minden Do. 6i per OW.. Mir Wows at num . Wades al ihritam .1a ii ii MINE& Agas Fifa markt Amaralhka Gold ?ADM° Ciliksretaa ustralaias ...... Atatrallaa Mina?, lion It Coal tlkaalmap.o and CDacatsl.lan. Do. ComuWa Jana Del Pa, i - an,_ _ I 03 9 11 00 ICuppor Mon' of tog tDo. Prit i fi= p, wortaAa Great a aggot Van Itei. Winon Grand Duchy of &dee ?rat Pulgootb Do. & Waitaki' rY du Now t&Lioaras Min. Bm.C , Noureao *nods Pony/Wood Silver Lead Port Phillip Iron sib:Nair Santiago do Cubs Monti avrtrallius Ile Croft i Islas to-isy. 740 li li 171 II 111 1 2 i I I !Waller lBl ll Welt !Wires a t Truatlirable by stooped A.O. JOUR STOCK add & Non& MIMICS C.lssresred ark ca Ad Chart. Bank at look smart* sad Cabs Caksdal 0011121Ingai 114..lsot..IsAust.Cutrt. LomCbertalsak of Aust. Ditto New London end County London 1 •int Stock Leedom and Westminster Net. Prow. of Eng Lind Do. New Natboal of Inland .... Now South Wales Orient. Bsak=ation Provineislof Do. New Royal Australian Bank. lag and Oold Imp. On Routh Australia Union of A.Nra la Do. _ _ 'lca et Looks /0,000 , 11 Australian Airrieoltursl.. 11,100, Itasualstalan Paslila nail .10 --• 1) 10 Australian buy& Inn_ 10 Berlin N unworn 5011rition Amnion 160 d... 6'l4ll.lo•Lnu.klial.oo., 100Orria. 4.. I n.. ..anatJim.aralJul, Pain — --- Pridasene• Pikes 0(6;1167 Dm= 1,00 On .......... Stria -..-...- - Medi Taisurali . lb / e 0n.11011111 . 1101Th ". 90 . Ou (ter 10 , -- 10 Maillenubses Td. 10 Madan 6 IlLanstins 1 blannel Patanissnald 10 Ilanannals Lint I ria yams Oda li: M 1 antrais a -1 Kan IYIL Autenbalni a ifer i na=lsr. IPss • sl 1 40- 141 6!, 10!Pakes. a °dowel et. trarlked 100 Moil VI 1 asottimi 1 Ds. 111. 23 loath At 1 9abourioe 1, 1 Do. Da. la. 20 rrost&LeasOmor 100 Via DIMIIIIMILiad Ina°company 'Moral Wall Bans ..... Do. New web imwallaa Lad , abauwine Wee. lawiserodi BANKS. all I BO 62 al! — • 1871 80i 10 zd 4343 COMMERCIAL AND MARIIII77I MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Suoan.—The public sales of 3,600 boxes of Hannnab, 1,000 bags Madras, and 2,600 bags Penang, want off briskly at very full prices. The reiluso market is very Arm, and it is difficult to buy at last week's prices. Brown lumps, 425. 6d.; groaem 435. to 48.. 6d. COPPRI.-4,800 bags native Ceylon wen offered ia public sale, and bought in above the market value. There ap peared to be tree buyers at 475. Tna.—This article remains dull of sale; prim are unaltered. CoCor..—The public sales went off steadily at previous rates. Trinidad, 36e. to 89s. 6d ; Lucie, 325. to Ws. Corrom.—The public sale of 400 bales Surat was bought in et 31d. to 244. per lb. Rom remains steady. Rica.—A limned businen done at previous rates. In other articles no materiel alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The tallow nsarket is very firm s with hardly any sellers for forward delivery. Town tallow is quoted 46,. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 480. 6d.; May cad Juno, 48s. 3d. to 66. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis reports trade without alteration. Primo meadow hay, 78s. to 855.; superior, 90s. to 100 s. ; inf er i or , 60u to 60e; rowels, 60s. to 806 ; cloves, 90s. to 1165.; osoood eat, 84s. tr 110 s.; straw, 265.t0 Ws. PLANS have been received at the Regineer•oillee, Pembroke, by Lieutenant-Colonel Crawley, R E., for the censtractioe of temporary barna., to contain one thousand ma. They ere to be completed within Is weeks et the *entrain beteg taken, when the militia regiments of that mad the adjoining counties will be brigaded there for general re si i n eou l, and the smstantery duties of the arsenal. The alto Board of Ordaana is a ponies of ng ground belonging to the e, situated near Hobbs Point, over:o oting the dockyard and haven, and in rear of which spowesfQ modest aprons on the plans for the general fortilostiou of the harbour. On the completion of these buildings the pro wl terrain sill be occupied by the Artillery, a large fares of white being required to man the different fortifica tions on Then blend, the Steck Rock, Dale Point, Boma Bathed, end others in progress. It is assideirei that the greet importance of t h e naval establishments at Pembroke residers them 01111111111111 eeeeseery, the piety bsi eshentee me beimately Weeded. MONEY MARKET. WZDNISDAT 211111 Xe• The English funds have fallen 1 per cent, to-day, owing chiefly to fresh operations, based on the anti cipation that a loan will be shortly announced. Throughout the day the tendency was downwards, and was assisted in the afternoon by news of a de cline at Paris, the market at the close showing no sign of recovery. The Coneol settlement has led to some large withdrawals of stock, and the a contango" for May fell at one time to 1 per cent. Money was very easy in the Stock Exchange at 2 to 21 per cent. on government securiies, at which latter rate some amount, have been borrowed from the East India Company. The discount market ia also daily becoming easier, owing to the large amount of capital seeking employment. Good bills can be discounted at 4 per cent. The various London Joint Stock Banks have reduced the rates allowed by them on money on deposit, which now vary from 3to 31 per cent. These favourable consideratione, however, were insufficient to arrest the decline, which, it was whispered, is not en.irely unconnected with the embarnmements of the member of a noble family, now forming a topic of common conversation. Consols opened at 921 for the new account of the 10th May, aad had receded at the close to 921 to 1. For money transactions are recorded at 92 to 921, and the closing price may be quoted 911 to 921. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1, 92 ; ditto, for account, 10th May, 9 2k, I. 1. Three per Cent. Re duced, 911, 90z, 911 ex div. The New Three per Cents., 911, 1,1, ex div. Long Annuities, expir ing in 1860, 31, ex div. Thirty Years' Annuities, expiring in 1880, 41. South Sea Stock, 118. Bank St. ck, 2111, ex div. ; Three-and-a-Half per Cut. Exchequer Bondy, falling payable in 1838,991; ditto, 1859, 99g. India Bonds, 14s. prem. Exchequer Bills remain firm at 7s. to 10s. prem. The foreign stock market was dull, without any important change in price...l[o4.ot in Turkish, which fell # per oentolosing at 76 to t. Busmen* is also recorded iu me New Two-and-a- Half per Cents, at 774. The corn market to-day was dull, at former rates. The Admiralty have taken up the sailing ship EMMA Eugenia, for the conveyance of troops to Ber muda. Land and bank shares to-day were unchanged in price. Crystal Palace shares were firmer, and closed at 31 to 3f, and the preference shares at 1 to f pm. The General Screw Steam Shipping Company's shares have been dealt in at 16 to 161 ; Royal Mail Steam at 671 ; and the new shares of the Peninsula: and Oriental Company at s toe prem. (101. paid). Annexed is statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share List) shoeing the rates yielded by railway stocks at present prices. The calculation. sre based on the dividends paid tor the half year ending 31st Dec., 1864, and for the year ending nith the same date: it LWAT. .Ches.X274 sh Pre& Pries. 1!y Bektithead,l.s.- 9 32 Waal lediaraa art itseter 1 Ce 41 r Dwah....., What 11 Erste% Cesatles 1• Katt lasemelare 28 Ediabargh sad Glue,' 09j 22 Orem N Glow, rat South Weatera ...... orthers 43j Gt. Ilwaterea & Wel tarn $8 Great Waimea garialamil Wiseman* .. 10 layman awl Carlisle 85 Laasseff awl Proton Int. per ct. per minus at the rate of dividend paid Lut 4 year. Last year 2 13 2 tl7 9 g 17 413 14 16 li 665 5 5 6 4 5 13 4 59 7 251 5 7 If 7 1} 6 0 64 0 8 6 10 8 10 7 147 10 7 1 412 lt ( 1 1 11 6 6 8 IT 9 5 10 8 U 6 5 10 2 12 64 6 5 S IS 8 6 19 11 11 3 506 0 6 5 3 2 8 21 5 1634 7 64 5 5 3 6 IP 6 7 14 3 6 5 131 7 If 6 11 1 7 76 514 7 4 5 414 24 14 2f 5 204 1611 a co 0 _ 1310 78 Laworidre sad Yorkshire Stock 18 Woks Brighton. end bona taut_ 99; Leda and Narth Western bock 1114 Leaden sad North Western halts 88 Ueda sal South Western Illiffisndi hash Oast WesternWestern7o Milload 42 Einninstamiarsi Derby IS North Eastern Berwick Stock ...... 24 North Eartern York Stock II North Bteffordebire /14‘lb Sc Bcatish atieh Central Central 14 South Eastern 611 1 i i iii t.pee Pres. Price. OVAIIAR la IP DIVIDINDe. per p 111011U mt. 10. 92 Buckinghamshire struk,4 per c nt. . 81 East Lanatehire Pref. 1 shaves 6 per cent. 131 Eastern Counties Preference 6 per cent 6 Caledontur—Greenook 5 per cont. pref 4 11 114 Great Northern 5 per cent. preference stock 4 7 97 Great Wartern 4 per cent. stock 164 at. Warfare Skrowsbury an d Ch ester 8 per cent 4 le 11 18 Gt. Western Shrews. and Cheater air per seat IS 3 8 71 Gt. Waters Shrews. and Binn.3l per oust. stock 4 18 103 Holland Selby 14 Lancashire and Yorkshire Pref. 6 per cent 132 Loa. Brighton and O. Coast Pref. 8 per cast. 134 Idld'and ft per cent w 4 10 10 11l Midland New 4 . per cent. prefortowe 4 17 6 3114 North Union, 10 per cent. 13 North Western 5 per cent. pref. shares 6 9 0 43 Prestos and Wyre, gr.7l. 176.23. per emit. 113 M. Helens 6 per cent. preference sloe* 6 6 21 100 SL Helena Preference, 5 per cent. nook 6 0 0 20 She Meld, FL B. W. 11. sedlloole, North Dir. A Scutt Eastern 41 per eL preference 4 12 34 231 South Eastern, Beading annuitie• 9 Tack and North Midl.nd 44 p. et. preference 6 0 9 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocit. The Eogliah stock market opened more steadily, but has since experienced a renewed fall, owiog to the more general impression that a government loan is oaths eve of announcement. Prices are now quoted per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Console for the 10th May, after marking 921 to I, have declined to 91i to 92. For money business has been done at 921 down to 911, and the present quo tation is 911 to Z. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 91 to 901 ex div. • the New Three per Cents. at 911 t o 91 ex div.; Bank Steck at 210 to 212 ex div.; Exchequer Bills at 7s. to 10s. prem.; and India Bonds at 11s. to 14e. pram. In the foreign stock market the movement is mainly confined to Turkish, which was first marked 761, sub sequently . 76, and is new quot e d 75 t o 1 ex di v . Mexican is called 21 to 1; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 18 to 4; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Sardinian Bonds have been dealt in at 871; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 361; Dutch Two-and.a-Half per Cents. at 621; do. Four per Cent. Certifs. at 91f ez div.; Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 991 ex div.; do. Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. at 64. MINES. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Little business has been done to-day in the home mining stock market. There is little disposition to buy, except as regards good dividend shares. The gold mining share market presents no new feature. Cobre shares experienced a further rise of 11. Co piapo also advanced 11., and Imperial Brazilian and United Mexican were better. A special general meeting of the British Australian Gold Mining Company its called for the 26th inst., "to consider important despatches received by the overland mail from Bendigo, and determine upon future proceedings." An extraordinary general meeting of the New Linares Mining and Smelting Company is called for the 20th inst., to dissolve the company, and to con firm the resolutions paired at recent meetings. The Treleigh Consols and North Downs meeting., d for to-dry, were adjourned until the 26th inst., in consequence of the agent of the mines, through illness, being unable to furnish reports. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocit. There is scarcely any business doino • mining shares today. Agus Fro. f to I ; Nouveau Monde, 3-1 P 7-16 to 9.16; and Great ] per share. Australian Agricultural to 291; Peel Itiver, 2S to ' Mao, I die. to par ; and I meat, 9-18 to 11-16 prem. Imperial Brazilian and , have advanced. The former latter, 2/ to 21. Pontgibaud in at 141; United Mamma r ' 75 shone at 9 seem, business doing in the gold Agua Fria shares • ted , 3-16 to 1; it Nugget Vhtn, t tr, ill al shares l. 01 ,.:,:„: ~ . 4 . )2; Nunn ri r , • '. CR Scottish A • ' 4l l.'"gis t d National ' • - . rmsr mink . ff .° . OOP! : ' :'f Maud shares h ~, , . :anateito 71; ' `..