The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-01 00:00:00

e „e 4i lior i odel:4 -0 " ,7"-e " -- .e , , J -• •e• 1 41 41,7- )11; Ili I~ly.-z No. 2,740.] LTEI) LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 1855. [THREEPENCE. CARSON'S CREEK u Elmo COMPANY. andos. MAW ••••t•id •••• • IN DING UP do Wads d t it coyly NO moovolog Na hods esoodizrz e . sMoss oung • oddood ilb oadhodmiMo oboe 1 . 6 segeoloNd old'. a aA w.wagMdiskedw wk. d Aso *lgo Odom% allidMoodumbirsoo, Um. awl Mg 11. 1 30 . S. 1131111111. MMda* 7. THE ASYLUM LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, 11. Canaan. lair. Istahreed IM. Catal slug —JOIII4 CLAILISONT WHITMAN, En. Farr es ktritin and. Bismead Mtn st Haw and Abroad, kr or% Wiliam nil Nina RE41617•1•10. The say Ogre es parer Prnaktary principles, involving than ks. so Fertssrailp urns Tskr-hadsra. pse ransatoses, noosed Pagsn_Se.. apply to MANLEY ROPIIINS, Itarlint wnamr. TRUST and LOAN COMPANY of UPPER' , CANADA. MI. llocepsioutrost. Loodos. At the ANNUAL OINMILAL MUTING .1 Ottareboidays, bald at t a. Ossepooy. on THU LOMAT, Ilay 31, MS, Otr R. J. sou 111, , Pres Mort. la ties Mar, The folLiwtog riselotioas vire usoatruoudy ▪ the report sad stotsoleat or monists sulmetttod by lb. Dims lets y isosteud sal elapsed. UM a distemel st tbs rib of 11 per seat per sasemo, sishMet to eresetrae of nispry lsoomo Tim. be Osolseed co Des paid up eopital Mock or ib e to , lb. Ns molar iodise Marsh 31, 1533. That bibs &Assad MON Wiluie. 8 1 111hu. lobo NW* by Walks, bs toolessed Pressers lhot IMMO to of mod the tVirsil. tea, be rit•deeted Auditors et the *mow nt 01 1111 A rm. That tbe limbo tab As mimeo be gime to Ow Cbidrusa.Dtrostors, rid Auditors, for eir Munition to the to of lbs Company. order, T. MACDONALD. Sanitary. ORN A M ENTB for the DRAWING-ROOM, Lem,. sod Ellsiwisaw.s of • ore owl dog••• simartamst of • INK 118•0•914=60.... s wift, h i mum i l. boastdul talsid ba. Wan siowly, Wesis. =Pain War. Om bopelel Ind nowlwiersi W JAMBS two 4% (late Maim), I* Wow. Idows, Yr. 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EUST ACE CON 4 (ERS, lig the Auth tr of " Audition Festeso7. - Fans TOR ATRINMI'II.— .. Ellaii(111 Conyers' to a tress, genuine, bobby hook—beyond comierinon Mr. Hannay's ablest. wisest. and sunset work. There L, onetbing In It hence than story—there &bombs.* of character. Character Is Mr. Hannay s strength. Much of • gauss Conyers* will 4clibt the reader beyond the portraits. r. rapt-Jul natural scenery—pleasant cadre on political and social ways— hJluot °Will.. thrown off with an &dinette° and aim Sows taitif)lng to no ordinary width of Imagination—hut the present aad lasting charm of the book will be found in its ef hying, 'ripe,'" and auntie portraits." aunt and blackest, publishers, snowmen to Henry Coltman. Twelfth kidltion. Oro, bound, pries le M Ilia. W_ HOMCEOPATHIC DOMESTIC MEDICINE. wai l By J. Lay M.D. Darold of all technicality. No modem le crownhel without Imanliwes kr no wicetion. sod Us wet doe to to &dm AO eildiplig work fur families. teliigniata. sal eliwinciarloa A Wilda, Chat for this work. price :AU. Ai LPITUNINef she ABOVE. Prke U. A Guide to thou who aro *Um. ..I 01.1111111•CiliT the Ilornmoosthic treatment to holly prac tice' A Cfrl for W. w" rrlsde r t iorg e rtip4 of Ponlafilm order. Jame leath...l. gla rourodurchyar.l. ;Uri tO, Yore-ureet. Word-strut Just pislidisiod, new and improved Edition Linos Is., THE CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION ; being ..kiie. of the most prominent and Important brutal P•osts le of the Disease. fir Y. U. (Wisps'. M.h ,Irilow of the ropittou. We dram PkgrAciagi to the lois. Infirmary for Diussmalho Qat, ha A TREATlS A L i ta b larire W w Dlli n allkto 6 t l the . MEM/T. Louisa : sod Crt. T HE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPER, write 3.1. The Leading Liberal Journal, the sdeocateof free commerm and of ell sound reforms. Id the extent and value of lu general news—lo the accarsey of tt law noon" end to the varied mercantile and somisereial informs. tfO mat-nowt In the city, railway, end alaecaty artier—Oda paper le arounameed. sPACIAL CORRLSPONDILITS AT FUR SLAT OF WAR. Ore YoJitelGN Mind 13 RIELIABLd AS D IMPARTIAL. An eulmairely rar,r report of etripping to the Twills's Sou as sat —tott by ... Overland Matt, and it contain, see WILT DAILY KININO REPORT, . . . sulk :.t of pric;. IT EXCLUDVI ALL OFFET4I . 4IT Y. ADV ARMIN CITA. It is rtrbAly ladopersisst. sei Omagh younger by mire tbui AMY lilto then may ot tta eastroporertea, this papist LAN by owailotessey al Awl inforsatita, achieve. * tot nail! a ishareeher lad Position eel %brew to say.. . To is error of say bodoriar ut saw.. en In do kingdom; ar a. de edam 10, traorboatreat, rbort-a tot. Larks. NM. 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Stoughton, putor), proving too small for its numbers, a sew chapel wu opened on Wednesday lest in Phillionore terrace. Sermons were preached by the her. T. Money and the Hoe. arid Rev. B. W. Noel to very l"gesad states. Between the services about 300 ministers led bleeds eat down to an elegant collation, laid out in • '9O in the grounds of Charles Bennett. Rio Weeletberee hist (formerly the reeidence of Sir Isaac Newton, and to asmed from his binh.place), when addresses were delivered t . ty T.Cbauth e n, Esq., M I'., Auley Pellatt, Esq., M.P., Dr. Rune, Dr. Morrison, and other gentlemen. The collection manned to 2681. The chapel is in the Greek style of at chitsclsre, the dimensions 87.6 by 69.0, with so organ WOW of 19ft.; the material stone. The out, Including the urchear t aground, organ, and lithium is 7,0001, and the "''"lhv'fiction le tar 1,200 venal-260 of which are free. The architect is A. Virus, E.G. JOURNALISM IN NEw Z RALAND.—In the Odago Wakens of Dec. 21, 1864, we read: " We shall be usable to haunts our readers with • paper alit welt, se we have is head miss other printing whiah must be attended to." Thu Hors.—The late propitious weather, says the 80 u : a Bastes Chaette. has caused the bine to make ears -I.4llolol_progrese, and it will soon be eat of this sway of the 7ler• Prueat applarwiew an wry premising. IRELAND. DUBLIN, MAT 31. His Execllenoy the Lord-Lieutenant visited, yes terday, two extensive Roman catholic ragged schools, and to each school heard the children examined, ex pressing his satisfaction at the progress which they ev►ooed, and at the system on which the establish ments were conducted. Her Majesty's brig Wizard, employed in Cork harbour as a school for naval apprentices, ran aground on Tuesday evening while proceeding to sea, and lay all night on her beam-ends. Next morning, however, she was got off with little apparent damage. Ths Traders Protection Society, which had existed for some years here, was dissolved yesterday for want of funds. At the last general meeting of the Institution of Civil Engineers of Ireland an interesting discussion took puce on the practicability of using single lines of railway with inky and efficiency. Mr. Bower. who feat a pope on the subject, forcibly ad vocated the eineeeneeina of meek ham only in this country, they betettimeil ainadent in various parts of the continent where Mai wan memadve. He showed their Dirket safety with the nee M Meetrie misers* and under eflielest management, end ~grid that the present distressed rune of the railway ineseesa In Ireland was mused by the undetes nary sums expended In aeastruction, to raw which pre- krone) sham had is erne cues to be hissed, to the injury of shareholders, sad in ethers the rates of the country were pledged as security for the outlay. He exhibited a section of a line now before seatfameat, 44 miles in length, on which the saving woolld he 2,6001. per mile, or 110,0001. Mr. Homan stated that he found a single line answer on the Waterford and Limerick Railway and on the Galway Extension, constructed by him; but he thought itexpedient to form double works when money could be got. Mr. Pardon remarked that a single line was found to answer on the Dublin and Bray Railway, and that, in his opinion, the Cheat Southern and We-tire, or any Irish railway, could also be worked with a single track. A long conversation d, in which the expediency of still eostinuisg to make double lines was not argued by any members present. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S.-TRUUDAY. ii." to A thin muster, and very little business transacted, most lel of the members being at th e Manchester meeting. lot The quotations at the does were as follows: et. ASCOT STAKES. i s s 6 to 1 apt Lord Redonda Hoepodar (7 to 1 t) HS 8 to 1 . Sir C. Monk's Vandal (t) Bt. Bto 1 Mr. T. Parr's Mortimer (offered) fit 10 to 1 Baron Rothschild's Hongerford (t) 9, 10 to 1 Mr. Combs's Bluebeard (t) le The following sin were taken for an 0 even fifty" .get the lit Sold :—llungertord, Mishap, Pantomime, Ireland's Ify., S. Mortimer, and Palmerton. oo ASCOT CUP. It 3 to 1 agat Mr. Thellusoon's Rataplan (t) ot. l 3to 1 Lord Zetland's Fandango (t) U DERBY. et. at. 20 to 1 apt Lord Wilson's Dramatist (once called to Lockerbie) (t) ss 25 to 1 Lord John Scott's Polmoodie (t) the 25 to 1 Lord Chesterfield's Boarding School Miss colt (t) to ft MANCHESTER RACES.—WIDNIUDAT. ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. Tug SAPLING Braun of 10 son. each, Is ft. with 100 added, for 2.yr-olds, calk Sat 71b, Slit. Set 41b. The *wan of the second horse to naive 23 son. out of the Makes. Extra weight far oertain winners. T.Y.C. (29 sobs.) Mr. IL Wilson's Mika Mos IN Galan, at 7th (G. Oates) 1 Mr. CR DNEN% ht 71b (Kendall) 2 Mr. T. W. Rolhemesllssi Dues% Set 711, (Rumen) Tax Cm Puns C ) of SO son. for ell ages. Thre► quarters of • mile. Mr. W. T. Redhead% Deans, by Melbourne, 7st 410 (Dorn) 1 Mr. E. Gill's Bongs.% 5 yr', /Mt 12lb Xr. IL Walker's Osldemds, 4 yrs, 7st 41b (Aldauft 3 Mr. Monta's The Disch, S yes, 4st 9111 (carried 4st 1 llb (Fordham) 4 Mr. Williams's Bolton, 3 yrs, Set Sib (Bates) S Tag Matra PLAT! of 60 eon., for home that had never won 50 son. At any one time; 2-n.o4'e, Tst ; four, Set 41b; five, bet 91b 'Mi asp* end, Set HI% Mares and (Minn allowed 51b. Two miles. Mr. Dawson's Chard by Dynan, II yrs (seeded 7N-1 (Aldine 1 Mr. Andrews's Kidnapper, 4 yrs (Pattie 2 Mr. Walker's The Boatsmen, 3 yrs . (Y. Cl 3 Mr, Gill's Fxmoutb, S yrs V.Olll 4 THURSDAY. COP POILA2 lON &TAKAO of 3 son. each with 50 added, if rot walked over for, for 2.yr-olds; colts, Sot 7lb; Alike and geldings, Sat 41b. Certain penalties and allowances. One mile. (6 nubs.) Adm. Harcourt's Eikrmire by Chanticleer. Set 91b (Aldcroft) Tea TWO.TO-OLD STAKES Of 10 OOPS. each, h ft, with SO added; coke, set Sib; fllhssirlist Mb. The snood to receive back his stake. Extra weight for certain winners. T.Y.C. (17 subs.) Mr. T. Walker's eh (by SurpLce—ltowena, Set 21b (Aldcroft) 1 Mr. T. W. Redbead's Van think by Tbe Plying Dutchman. est Sib (J. Oebornei 2 Mr.lhorntos's Lawn by Accidest, Bet Sib Outriding 31b extra (Platman Dassweror's Cc? of 200 in speck. added to bandicap =kof SO son. ent, 13 ft, and 5 only if declared. Certain el Tbe owner of the second horse to receive 30 son. out cf the stakes. ) Two sake and a quarter. (71 tubs., 46 of whom pay S love. eac Kr. T. Pen's Saucettex by St. Lawrence. 3 yrs, Ist llb (Fodharn) 1 Mr. Ensplon's St. Andrew, 5 yrs, let ( A ,limall) 2 Mr. J. Shepherd's Anibal, 4 yrs, 7st 4lb (Charlton) 3 Lord Ealintrn's Neolemits, 3 yrs, Set Sib (Monday) 4 ord Shoreham, 3 yrs, Set lOIb Oacluding Sib extra) (Bates) 5 Mr. Howdon's Little Dark, 6 yrs, 7st 21b (Aldcroft) 6 (sr ILACTILIC IRD CINA PR ) Haa Marevrv's ?Lan of 100 guises.. Three-yr-obis, 7st Sib; four, 9st 2lb ; floe, Sat 12Ib ; six and aged, 1 0 M Sib. Ilireetalles sad a diatoms. Mr. Williama's Bolton, yrs Mr. Palmer's Montag Stu, 6 yrs 2 Capt. Skipworth's Elastic, 3 yrs 3 Fun of SO tom, added to a sweepstakes of 3 so n. bath, for 2-Tr ot& end upwards. Optional Kee, weights, U. Om sae and three. guartevs. Mr. Baker's Min lioney, 3 yrs Mr. Dawson's Chisel, 5 yrs Four ran CNINTIIIIIIIID HANDICAP of S sow. each, with 30 added, for %yr olds end upwards; certain winners extra. One mile end a quite?. (13 realm) Mr. Arrowsmith's Wheatear.by Loutherb3art, 3 yrs co. RACES. DAY. I. Fluff Ctr. New mile. Wnom rot TM ROTA gge at lb Virago 4 7 Andover !yore Natub Knight at St. George Se 'Men 4 Ivan Elcepodar .. ........ Met. NS .r.i .......... Little Ha 6 The Early Bird IralturPe Eye 3 Pumizemone e t senlaoods4 4 Hercules 4 Humboldt 4 Salle of Erin Vanderdecken 3 Calmat . 4 Cardlpit 4 Wlleford Cremation William K.f ... 6 Cath e rine Parr ::. 2 _. ...le a lb Iv Flatterer Nolay — 3 it I3l_, Brachia Little Gerard 14r.13tkee toahunter skek of the North 3 II 114. Roebuck Caw** 3 9 a. Orson Lady Alicia 3 7 I. a.. Crows liras 3 6 le lel 4 by Paragons out or Serer 3 Chalice .... itru . ialny br to Lads lirrry 8 Velvet WIUGUTII roe Tee EMIT *ID reffriti to be declared es wr Oslo week. Age et lb Ltbelwolf 6 eto Pszeralme 3 3 • wtebield little ....... 6 6 7 &mete= (bwiadlarg 71b eatral ll Wallas Woe S e 0 Ccek Ph(1•11131, Veteran Warwick ... • 710 The Cromer 3 7 9 SPIV* 1 7 4 er ....... 3 7 4 • lige bores baring been !Mel owner, be will be struck out by W ordered to be left ta. 6 3 6 5 6 3 flidgriselt Reims 3 lloanstiss 3 Palrerstc . s Dona:lei 3 i 6 6 4 6 4 5 10 6 10 3 7 3 5 LCEII.—JuNa 13. ' DAT. MIDDLWES STAKIII. Two :calm M the Tuesday ut the Moot race Li, st lb ......... 11 Etbelbeld 17. i;«, t-• ileorginse Mans 3 I Ludy Alicia 3 I ireadeaboir 3 water 3 Vulcan 3 High Priest 3 I Matilda 3 *Donald ....... .... . , 3 Westminster, by Mane 3 Id without the knowledge of his time prescribed, unless Sped Uy The Wiltshire Independent goys, "The event of the Derby was looked forward to with considerable interest is liarlborough. The curiosity felt here was speedily die_ pitied by the arrival of the same pigeon that has brought the intelligence for six previous years, announcing Wild Dsyrell the victor, the property of F. L. Popham, Baq., of Littlecett-beeme. Very aonaiderable sums have been rea lised by this event in the neighbourhood, and it is said that Mr. Peplum's grease is the winner of 2,0001. The intelli genes was received with such gratification at Hungerford that the bells rang the remaitider of tfie day, and a flag with Wild Dayrell inscribed on it floated on the Town-bail. Greet rejoicings are to take place at Chilton, at the espouse el ILL Popham." SHARE LIST& TEIVUDAT BYKIMIO. The railway share market to-day was prejudiced by sales, following the late rapid rise, and from sym pathy with the heaviness of the funds. After several fluctuations the market closed at the lowest point of the day. In Lancashire and Yorkshire stook the decline was 1 per cent., and in most other descriptions to I per cent. Speculative purchases, however, continue, especially on provincial amount. York and North Midlands formed an exception to the general character of the market, being rather higher. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The railway share market to-day is in wild cases rather lower, but generally prices us supported. Great Western stock is Quoted 671 : I A Midland, 741 is 75 ; Lancubire and Yorkshire, 811 to 821; South-Easterns, 19 to h; Caledonians 321 to ; and Great Northern., 23k tot. French shares are better. 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Austreinien 10 North of Europe lOviental Ga. ..... 511'04 Setsseis.*Orludsi ISM Ss Ds Sow Psnind Iron Ocsupsy j 100 ,Bsial stasis 1 deOulab Auetr. lames.; I' Do. New 25 damn Australian land I Submarine Velem tieriP.l I Do. Do. kenirtered; 20 froettLoanCo.of UpCaol 100 Van Dmsnes'e Land • s l if el 6 BANKS. aul U 84 — i d " ; I 1 3 pm 111 0 2le ni rot i ra SS $5 $7 19 z 77 74 II • U 85 $ 2i Oil 6? €0 lle 111 113 1138 CI Se i I pro 17 19 4 61 II I I 11 1 $ 11 pe I 7 711 I I I ni I i 136 14 1 "I LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LITIIPOOL. May 11.-The market has been buoyant all day, dodo, a little under its but point. Aberdeen, In--Caledonian, 321 11 1 1-Eastern Courtin, 1!1-Bast Lancultire, 191 1-lenoa. shire and Yorkshire, 1711 1 1-Lancaster and Carlisle (3rd,abare.), 81 p.-Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 121-London and North Western, 1031 1 4 33-M anchester, Sheffield, and Llecoln, 261 is A 2 m l) ; Midland, 73 41 1 13 1 11 1 31 34-North British, 71-North wick capital stock), 19 Ditto (CNE purchase), 91 d.-Bout! ``ter wick 19 1.16 1-Dutch Rhenish, 9.16 d.-Luxembourg (moat. toted), 9d. ancumern., NAT 91.-The market has bean active, but prices are easier. Caledoelan, 321-East Lancashire, 191-Ueda, 311- London and North Western, 1031 -13befIeld. 31-Midland, 741- Dover, 19 1.10-bbellie:d (61. pref.), 9.16 prem. BIIIMINORAII. MAT 31.-Prloes were again on the advance In this market to-day. Great Western Birmingham Guaranteed stock was dose at 74 for cub; , hrop.hire Colons at 461; Crystal Palace abates at 31 ; London end North Westerns closed at 1031; and Manchester and SheSelds at 171 (Wars). Lane, Mar 31.-The market for railway 'hurls aUll strand and buoyant. Midlands this morning reached 751, but closed at 75. Man. cheater, Sheffield, and Linoolnahlra were dose at 1121; Caledonia= at 321; and Leeds Northern Eatemicien No. 1, at 3 prem. !Derives Moor Mines there were tome sales at 135., and in Leeds Insurance shame at 141. D 17111.0. MAT m.-T hrse per Cast. Consols. 911-Ditto, 6th June, 911-New Three pee Cent. Stock, 911. 1-Ditto, nth June, 911, 1- Bark Stock, 2244-Midland Great Western Four-and-a-EMU per Cent. of 1,0001., 21 yearn, 991-Royal Bank of Ireland, 101. paid, 19-Dublin and Liverpool Steam Ship Building Company, 301. paid. 49-Orand Cant) Company, 1..0/. paid, 40-General Mining Company of Ireland, St. paid, 2- Cork and Bandon, 501 paid. 9-Dublin and Wicklow, 101. paid. 61-Greet Southern and Western, 301. paid, 484-Waterford and Kilkenny, 301. paid, 4. PURCHASE OP BELLIGERENT SHIPS BY NEUTRALS. —Attorney-General Cushing has given the following opinion :-1. Acendicg to the law of nations neutrals have the right to paean.e during war the property of belli gerents, whether ships or anything else ; and any regulation et a particular state which contravenes this doctrine Is against public law, and in snore derogation of the sovereign authority of all other independent states. 2. A eitisen of the United States may, at this time, lawfully purehime a Russia. merchant ship of either of the belligerents, Turkey, Russia, Great Britain, France, or Sardinia; if purchased Una fide such ship becomes American property, and en. titled se such to the protection and the Sag of the United States ; and although she cannot take out a register by our law, yet that is Wean's she is foreign built, not because she is belligerent built; and she can obtain a register by special act of Cloying —Baltimore Sea, Kay 10. MERCHANT SHIPPING.—The Mercantile Marine Fund, under the set which came into operation on the let instant, is uuaer the Board of Trade. Last year the fees on the examination of muter, and mates produced 4,3501. ; on engagement of crews, 12,3411. Se. ; on the discharge of rowe, .8 11171. 11.61.; end on the renewal et certificates, 116 L es. a ii H N ' 81 MONEY MARKET. THUUDAT The English stock market opened this morning at the final range of yesterday, but closed at a fall of # per cent., owing to sales to realise the profits accruing from the late marked rise, and to an in creased demand for money in connexion with the Stock Exchange settling in stocks and shares. A sale of 100,0001. omnium in the morning, and a feel iog of disappointment in some quarters at the non reduction of the Bank of England rate of discount at to-day'. Board, assisted the downward tendency, which is perfectly natural, after the recent material advance. In the Stock Exchange money was worth 2/ to 3 per cent, on government securities. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Renter expe rienced an unfavourable reaction of about 1 per cent., owing chiefly to speculative sales. In the Fenr-and a-Half per Cents. the fall was more considerable. At Vienna the Austrian funds show flatness; and, although the exchange on London has receded to 12.16, the premium on gold is maintained at 32 per cent., and that on silver at 29 per cent. Consols were first quoted 93k to 1 for the 10th July, and gradually receded, closing at 921 to 1. For mosey the final quotation was 9n to 1. The official — business teport is as follows :—Three per Ont. Consols. for money, 921, 921, 1, a, ?, ; ditto, for ac count, 10th July, 93, 931, 921, 93, 921. Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, a, I , :, 1. New Three per Cents., 921, 921, 92. Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 31, 3 15-16. Bank Stock, 210, 2081. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 1001. Business is also recorded in the New Thirty Years Annuities at 16 13-16 per 11. The omnium ranged during the morning between 43 and 41 prem.,and was last quoted 41 to 41 prem. Consols will be quoted minus the dividend on Sa turday next. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 16s. to 19s. prem.; the June bills, 53. to Bs. prem.; and India Bonds, 19s. to 22e. prem. Three o'clock on Saturday next is the latest period allowed for sending in the June Exchequer Bills for renewal. The foinign stock market remained firm, with the chief business in Turkish, which ranged between 831 and 811, and closed strongly at 821 to 831, in spite of several sales of some amount. Buenos Ayres Bonds were in demand, at 59 to 60, being a further advance. Land and bask shares to-day were generally fairly supported. Netherlands Land, Berlin Water works, and the new shares of the Peninsular and Oriental Company were firmer. Canada Land shares were firm, with transactions at 120 to 121. General Screw Steam shares were dealt in at 141 to 1, being an advance; and Oriental Gas at 1 to I prem. 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 North Western..£69,743 Lancashire and Yorkshire... 20,180 _ _ _ London and South Western.. 16,491 .... 1854. £65,188 London and srigeun 1 8 .,864 Midland Great Western North Eastern South Eastern Great Northern 19,866 Chester and Holyhead Blanchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire But Anglian 915 Butern Counties, Norfolk, & Eastern Union Bristol and Exeter fleeter and Crediton l7B Ibropshire Union 759 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Manchester a South Junction 740 Newcutle and Carbide 3,277 But Lancaahire 6.739 Oxford and Worcester 3,430 19,335 13,773 12,198 25,121 23,190 31,017 16,033 17,027 4,648 7,628 848 20,137 5,996 136 706 2,192 683 3,131 5,203 2,868 These figures show the following aggregate results: Total No. of miles Avenge receipt receipt% open. per mile. 1866.... £301,871 4,396 .. £6B 13 4 1854.... 267,066 .. 4,266 .. 62 12 3 This aggregate comparison exhibits an extraordi nary difference in favour of the present season. The increase appears very general. The receipts of the Brighton and London and South Western Com panies, however, are increased this week by Epsom races. 1864. .... £3,953 .... 11,776 .... 4,688 The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1865. Aberdeen Calectonian North British Edinburgh and Glasgow Glasgow and South Western Scottish Central Great North of Scotland Total The Irish returns are: 6,261 .... 5,819 5,700 .... 5,545 2,624 .... 2,473 932 .... - 1855. Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Cork and Bandon Dublin and Belfast Junction Great Southern and Western Dublin and Wicklow £BlB 245 244 .... 1,057 .... 6,177 .... 248 .... 188 .... 619 .... 242 .... 1854. £865 232 974 5,366 Cork, Blackrock, and Passage.... Londonderry and Enniskillen.... Londonderry and Coleraine.... Total £8,694 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoCK. The English funds showed flatness at one period of the morning, but have since assumed a firmer ap pearance, and are now quoted ;I per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Console have ranged be tween 921 and 921 for the 10th July, and are now quoted 921 to 2. For money transactions are recwded at 91Z to 921, and the present quotation is 921 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 91 to 911 ; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 92 ; Bank Stock at 2081; India Stock at 235; and Exchequer Bills, March, at las. to 19g. prem. The omnium is quoted 41 to 4a prem. ..^The foreign stock market is quieter. Turkish has declined, operations having taken place from 821 to 821; the present quotation is 82Z to 2. Russian Five per Cents. are quoted 99 to 101 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 1; and Mexican, 22 to 1; Spanish Old Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 381 to 1; the Committee's Certificates at 41 per cent.; Sardinian at 86; Peruvian Three per Cents. at 49; Buenos Ayrean at 581; and Brazi lian Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds at 99. -4 , -- THURSDAY EVENING. In the home mining stock market to-day there bas been a very active demand for shares in South Wheal Frances, West Seton, Wheal Arthur, East Wheal Hose, Wheal Kitty (Lelant), and East Gunnis Lake and South Bedford Console, and prices generally are rather firmer. Amongst the sales reported are Rose warne, at 171 to 175 ex div. ; North Wheal Basset, 25f, 26; Alfred Console, 111; Sortridge Consols, 21, 3 ; Cwm Darren, 36.6 d., ss. The T gold min:og shares remain dull. The shares of the English and Australian Copper Company continue in request. Santiago shares closed rather flatter. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining share market to-day is dull at former quotations. Aveirollan 4r:cultural shares are quoted 34 to 35 ; Peel River, 3to 3k; and North British Australasian, dis. to par. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 6i to 6; English and Australian Copper at I k to 2 and St. John Del Rey at 32. A LETTSIt from Therapie of the 17th in the MOPliidlit says :--" A contract has been entered into between the Ottoman government and M. Lionel Osborn for the establishment of a submarine telegraph to unite the Dar usenet to Egypt." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The general tone of the wheat trade in Mark-lane this morning was quiet. Serer, 1 purchases of both wheat and flour are reported to hare been made for shipment to the con tinent. Barley was rather dearer than otherwise, and oats could not be purchased so well as in the beginniag of the week. Beane dull. Peso fully as dear. ARRIVALS 121 TO LONDON FROM MAY 28 TO JUNE 1 . gra Nitglielt. &etch. Ins 6. Foreign. Whest I 2020 I 1 31060 Barley lBlO 3300 Oats 330 2910 3t630 Malt 1230 6loar. 2110 sa 8118 : 11.1 a 760 barrel,. LOIIIION Avaasass.—Wheat, 79,. 3d.; Batley, 335. 27e. Id.; Rye, 41a. 104.; Beam, 41s. 6d.; Posa. 414.111 IMPERIAL AVERAGES. April 21 ... ... 684 94 1 314 1 1 25;764 314 4 71d1114 44 2.1 ... ... Qs 4d314 6d 23. 9d 40. Ltd 414 44:1 394 Kay 5 ... ... 694 5d 311 3.1 264 Od Ms Od 414 741354 11 ... ... 73. 4d 314 10d 264 114 404 9d 434 24 494 19 ... ... 794 Id 32. ttd 174 rd 444 63 414 6d 424 4 26 ... ... 76. 104 13s 114 314 14 44 34 54 24 40* 14 94resiu, An. Aver. 72. d 3l. 114 -94 ls 494 Ild 94 74 Durs.—Whast, Bader . .n..- - 11sta. 41d ed 119 e Sld 416 761135 s 7d 1 43 d 2041 s ild Ars, Eases. sad Pau. Is. 76 1 73 4 si 6 6-'. 66 4 I !~I LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. Off MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (PROM 01It OWN The weather here is very cold and rainy, and the at tendance of farmers and traders at our corn market this day has been small. Buyers were slow in purchasing, and almost every article was unchanged in price. The thus of the market was rather better than Tuesday last. MINCING-LANE-THIS DAY. Seam—We have had a very steady market during the week, and a large amount of business done at the full prices of last week. The refined market has also been firm; brown lumps, 485. ; grocery, 48s. 6d. to 01. W. COFFEE.—Good and fine consuming qualities have sold at full prices, but other descriptions show a decline of about le. Brasil, 25. to 3s. lower. Native Ceylon, 465.6 d. to 475. Coco• has supported last week's prices. TEA.—The market has been dull ; prices are unaltered. SALTPETRE has advanced about Is. Rica.—the demand has improved the last two days, and prices are a shade dearer. Itud.—A full amount of business done, at about Id. advance. Seicsa.—A limited business done at full prices. Corrow.—A continuous large demand has existed during the week. An unusually large quantity mold, and prices have advanced fully id. per lb. In other animas no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm, with a fair business doing. Town tallow is quoted 491. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on this spot, 611. 6d. ; June, 61s. 3d. to 6d. ; October to December, 53i. 6d. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We bare a shorter supply of beasts, and an increased demand; consequently, there is an advance of about 4d. per labs. on Monday's quotations. Although the number of sheep is as large as of late, the supt•ly to the dead mar kets during the week has been so small that a clearance was early effected at a considerable advance. Good lambs and calves are also d . From Germany and Holland there arc 210 beasts, 680 sheep, 209 calves, and 10 pigs; Scot land, 10 beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 400 beasts ; and 120 mach cows from Home Counties. ____ Por .tone of sl W. r. d. _r. d. ----- Per Moo of 8115. d. d... d. lam attn.. llorotorda.. 4 8 4 10 I Hot 1.415. k 118.-bds. as 6 0 5 4 Wet Plorlehoror ...... 4 4 4 8 Hoot lorgoirooli &world quality 8005 t... 3 0 3 8 , Da. do. Rion, dairy. PIS+ 3 8 5 0 J o. ao. Ohara 4 8 4 6 BeaDOS. a Unlf-trm• 0 0 0 0 I Imat, . . . . ... naasta at nankin. 065 ; anew and lamb; 7.720 i Olt 260. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LEADXNHALL, JuKE I.—Present prices: 861bs. to;64lbe, 34d. to 3}d.; &Jibs. to 721b5., 34d. to 3}d.; 72Ibs. to 80Ibs., 34d.t0 4d ; 801 be. to 881b5.,, 4d. to 44d. ; 881bs. to 961b5., 4ld. to 44d. Horse hides, 51. 6d. Calf Skins, light, 2a. to 3a. ; full, 61. to 6s. 6d. BVIILOND(11.--Bbeep skins, half-breds, oi. Od. to Os. Od.; Downs, 4s. 9d. to 61. ; lambs, 2s. 2d. to Ito:; ohoarliop, 10d. to Ild. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that a good demand for fins hops continues at improving prices. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. North Percy Hartley, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Riddell, 193.; Walls End l'lummers, 215.; Walls End Harlon, 198.-6 fresh ships at market. METROPOLITAN COMMISSION OF SEWERS. A special court of sewers was held on Wednesday, at the Court-house, (}reek-street ; Mr. Jebb in the chair. The financial statement showed an available balance of 25,1981. 2s. 6d., and a deposit account of 80,0001., making a total balance of 105,1981.2,. ca. Mr. Thwaites presented a report (rem the engineer of the parish of Southwark, re commending various works in districts where the cholera was particularly prevalent during the past year. Mr. Evans and Mr. Wade presented similar reports, recom mending works in the Lambeth and Surrey and Kent dis tricts. After 101110 discussion, the works were ordered to be executed, as were also works in the Ilinelsgh district, to the amount of 5,2791.; and in the Spitalfielde, Wapping, and Nightingale-lane level, to the amount of 1,5621. 2s.— Various recommendations of the gene-al committee having received the sanction of the enure, Mr. Ward moved the following restlution " That this commission, recognising the urgent necessity of placing in a state of de fence against epidemic invasion the dwelling-houses of the metrepolis,will, in the event of a bill now before parliament, iatituled the ' Metropolitan Sewers (Tiouti Drainage) Act' becoming law, avail itself of its provisions for the purpose of placing in a state of defence, as aforesaid, as large a number of houses as possible before the hot season sets in." Published reports had shown that they could not rely upon the activity of boards of guardians, neither could they rely upon the landlords. It was, however, perfectly useless to have street drainage without house drainage.—Mr. Bedpan seconded the motion, but doubted whether they were suffi ciently acquainted with the right means of undertaking house drainage. After a protracted discussion the further consideration of the motion was deferred until after the passing of the blll.—Mr. Wade, pursuant to notice, moved a resolution, affirming the necessity of diverting the sewage, and ethertoffensive matters, at present largely discharged into the It bourne Riser, into the great main sewer, now completing from Bell-green, Sydenbam, to the west side of Deptford Creek, or into the new sewer constructed from Lee-green to the east side of the said creek ; and that the engineer in chief and the district engineer be instructed to obtain the necessary information on the subject as speedily as possible.—The motion was unanimously agreed to; and after some further business the court adjourned. SCICIDE OF A PUGlLlST.—Yesterday, John Broome, a pugilist, well known to his brethren of the ring, committed suicide at the Wrekin Tavern, Broad -court, Drury-lane, a betting house. He had ordered a couple of chops for his dinner, and while they were being cooked, he walked into the kitchen. The maid servant, who was there at the time, left the room for a few minutes, leaving the deceased playing with a dog ; but when she came back he had out his throat. Medical assistance was obtained, but in a very short time he expired. There are various rumours afloat among the unfortunate man's acquaintances with respect to the cause of his suicide. Some attribute it to betting, while others assert that it was in consequence of the unsuccessful attempts made by deceased to get the government to try a new gun for which he bad taken out a patent. AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS. The following selec tions from the American press are cuUed by the editor of the Cincinnati Advertsier:—A New Orleans editor, re cording the career of a mad dog, says—" We are grieved to say that a rabid animal, before it could be killed, ly bit Dr. Hart and several other dogs." "For sale an excel lent young bores—would suit any timid lady or gentleman with a long silver tail." A New York paper, annouccing the wrecking of a vessel near the Narrows, says—" The only passengers were T. B. Nanthan, who owned three fourths of the cargo and the captain's wife." The editor of a western paper observes—" The poem which we publish in this week's Herald was written by an esteemed friend, who has lain many years in the grave for his own amusement." The editor of an eastern newspaper expresses great indignation at the manner in which a looms' was ouried who committed suicide. He says—" She was buried like a dog with her clothes on." ADMINISTRATIVE REPORM.—A memorial M course of signature to R. Harris, Req., Mayor of Leicester, praying his worship to Gall a public =whirr in favour of administrative reform. The requisition in being moat nume rously signed by influential men of all parties ; and it is expected that the meeting will be held in the course of a few days. SAMBRE AND MEUSE Ranmair.—Traffio for week ending May 26,1865, 1,2261.6.. 9d. Corresponding week, 11161, 6661.19 e. 2d. Milos copes, 1866, 011; WU, SR 6d. ; Oats =MAL —Protested WY by Hord Leto= mood eoseet. sal isseist IMO d the lids de de frodk awl the badedel dies al dims. Tdimet. 11e.% Is a mods Id dirsdirt. sal aimed der Braid. -Weemdt. It& 2, bad duet =Litzs is age. asadady add daft* andows lil Ism d wided aididu Imo lug bon Ihsedlitas aiddils Its, td do ids d the bid& d • wet podia et do pipulatba. 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