The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-12 00:00:00

2 • ./t.‘/- ( 1 4J' 0t,4•6 ~~~ 14mbt vfl3 rt%sl No. 2,749.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1565. [THREEPENCE. THE ASYLUM LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, UNAus. RiNabeambed OorANAN—JOHN CLAIRMONT weinicts, Ea,. f ader LOws, at Ram smil Aimed. 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IL frthem, Itartatetteet, lthimeort_ Talthath. aniegimalarmr. -DesircLlurf.. =l•l4. ll6 fr miug' eth DWI& NIA OASCOIO3III3 NEW NOVEL. Now ready. at ell the Libraries. in 3 yobs., THE NEXT DOOR NRIORBOURS. Py Ere. ()ascots's. Author of "Tereptatioe„ are WIWI Perth: akse pa published. in 3 vol., usrAcs COATES& By Jesse IIse:SAT. Este, author of "13Inglei• tea freemoy.' ke. ▪ Ye Comes is • hush, rigorous, healthy book. beyond ecassariecia ammo whom sad matursst work."—ethsameni. Tau 1111111.1.111 at HAUOUTOE. By the Author of " YeaWs Wynd ham 3 yak ▪ dew et meneestai intereet."—John Bull. yeas sad Ilbabsta. publisban hascessees to Henry ColbruL 13. 4hea lisribereseh.urem "MR FLIATnalt ILISTORY OF A PROPLII STRR A RD IN ART COUNTRY ." LONDON LAB UR and tin LONDON POOL Irtt.Cgrailallir °Vravuleur2"4ls P aractagi D p i.. it MDin blear sr AI read Ile it War ; AAA no. is ono otogoo t ofu OWL ?girth Wake. be. Dorwki. It lO V- 18 6 ONCROPATILIC DOMIITIO 3120101 M wal im 11 1 J. LAMP. ILD. Dodd of al . No maim gym 111611111 WI hildllllo.ll be Do sad= or be rasibialwrA _Am owribmt work for As _ollimrle. • Wm" Mow Orr air wort. As irrrultildlio ADO IL Pd b. A tams ribs oni doloor et owawasorbo Ow Nowerpobb Woomera b WWI tow lb • Ow! hr baby Om Nik e au at pest4eme carder. boo WA. • IL Mt rokonroom mad LVerwrowst. Ortordoluert. TDAILY NEWS LONDON MORNING AM prima dd. Wear Moral Swa P mi. Se adrowateer fres asamais sad dad wad Mama lb the eaten t sad value of its moral aaws—ia wriarawy at tai ka wpm .arid amnions ad aeaumardsl Informa l& anamirad ia tai city, railway, mil twat a 1 artlalartitia parr fit, COILIESPONDENTS AT THE SEAT OF WAIL no FOILEION NEWS IS MIAMI AND IIIPLaT/AL. anintady ado malt at NNW is taa baba air aap. Mb It by miry ~lad Na t mil 'Maas - THE OMIT DAILY Mae won, _ ell let et yrar. UCLUDdII ALL musts ADWITISISII I I I I. lklbarbodl lederediat. era reeddyesigur by Olin wail+ evey 44 Norearreamera your Itas, by easarreay ad err leiberadea. whiled - dr MK adosaatar esd prides set WEAK r lb le edema et try beetrader wed be the idarbir ;er at role" 10. 911~1114011114 Mx tee euperbreed la ~Ms dr paper by mare pa et seeker prise, the reldkirr esulleribea, foraieh the N woossesas reedy re apply st MAL per quarter, paid Icedam W Perrlime arm WY NEWS FORWARDED tads(' COUNTRY VINING PONT, at Ilia Id. per v. pc:l . W adman, ILMOI. le, Upper Ause7-4., &gem Bookaatior W Meat If NEWS DINT TO READ, from 8 a.m. pis-. st Is. pair wet; saptilid town a . ler 111:par Aar, or m.1=61; 1.7 Wr. WALT/ 15 . lises Apri. PTAIL Y NEWS LENT TO BRAD, in Londo n st IS& per quirtric—BENT try MORNING KAU. at Et IS lfs. ed. OMO DO., DID. Id, per 9r.-11. ADAMS, 9, Perllarassi-drisil Worralsioar, Nam Aged. BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT 196 TO MD; sad aupytisd to the aaaatzy by melds pow. at .64/. BULDIC c a r mr etz .. pald la silvaastb IL IL orm4seribos. wait aaw DUBLIN, Jots 11. The New York, Newfoundland, and London Tele graph Company have, through the medium of ese of their directors, been in communication with parties in Cork, to obtain information respecting that har hour, with a view of having Cork established, if possible, as a " port of call " for the Collins line of steamers during the present summer. The company's telegraphic line will, it is stated, be very soon COw pleted from the continent of America to St. John's, Newfoundland, and the object sought to be attained is to bring intelligence direct from that point by the steamers to Cork, whence telegraphic communication with Liverpool and London already exist. "The' matter is so feasible," observes the Cork .!.porter, " that we have every hope in the present season to sae this port made a transatlantic port of call,' its flumes for which we have so frequently contended for" Mr. Arthur Guinness, the head of the great brew ing establishment, known over the four quarters of the world for its incomparable XX, is no more, hay ing died on Saturday, at the advanced age of 88. A very large seizure of malt, said to exceed 1,6001. in value, wu made a few days since in the vicinity of Dublin. It is said, however, that the parties expect to adduce proof sufficient to relates all or a portion of it from the Customs warehouse. Bocusizia.-011 the 24th alt. Mr. Colqnhono, British Consul, was osonsoaded the Hospoder of Wa imea to hoist his Is, whisk woo Wood with 21 PAL The Hosiskit oiborwmis sot him of Stow to Mr. Coloshosto Moan tbo Impol oesiostokawse. The norterstetives slat Assign Pomo* al" Pad s " Pr i possible Herat awn the oessoiss. Oxman's-cot= ItAtIOZD BCIIOOLL--Tho seventh Anal moon es balite: e t so= o f are noted hi the Om* mobilo& of Dootp-le elt ms, woo hid bet emits et Vie emetite Twos t lit Dabs el ole *sir. TM lbet Ibe ettnismt at dm sleek elms naz i ii at the sight sebsebati th• 110. Aomori TO. owl mob. SS, stskisg a r i al of SOL A loolhore liallbabeibelS "posed d b otog en than s tor the row holoorion la the memo ma% ex. Is Whim le do odrusigio=aoft NOM solk lams hoosloo boa boss le moiety, "Pub osoliorol. ow* oldish rasa owl Sold ollostion, or oat so solousslo. The oohs* IP 4t .dit • adllbboarboodi whole Ike owl of sash tiwas tban we: os iterolt.! voilorer utlitßOt the= odihionolloW. Upwards of 11,000 preeorlptitso t___ ""a swat *Mir Ow poor. Tim year's gossip% had tills tfle. 44.. wlllob eine dlOtly szeesiel by de ez litelikee. The PooMus ftt using Ms poloo the Ptah Wel bet bone esevfetel el the emesilly tee um =WIZet mind eieeras; bet Uwe mew* sea elbow would to mid ask sebrab • ' wen weed isseseree *drew sew law aseadoe be mei Whiled flew eel et nod tab. li tl sil lableate woo s bade erlbelesdislies ow "la Mal they Minot TM =pa *ll,Oll, ad a abets. lima Ito yeeeselege. MUSIC. lIC SOCIETY. TM mouth casosrt, lest evening, was "by sow find." It was hummed, that is to say, by tie presage et the Qom shift loyal Uighur: Prime Albert, to wheat. we believe► kb awl ea mesh 001111111C011 to ambush the pro. lamas eif the yerlosatases. The prepense sae es fel. lows : _ _ m Feast. Overture, " Cle OW "Di waled eneri." Blew MIMI ekeilker) Seue. " Owes. tbee mislay weember," Modem Olen ber. Oweank " We WWII% ',NI ?: 110. I .. Purr 11. .. Dsstbossa. Arta. " Madams Clam Novella prime Obll Willams) . . Charatdal. DadM, " Quel - re," Madams aM; i iiii i iii sad Alpor Dellettt (Again) Parr. Ovareare, "Amerada." Cherabint. lUdiardWoper. The repetition of Wooer's Overture to Taanhauser ' or seon afar its penises peeleesseass, was, we take it for treated, la seassraesse of a desire expressed by the royal 'visitors to hoar a work by • imposer of great (forma* cele brity, which has sulked so mask cariosity, sad has bees made the 'shiest of so mask criticism in this country. A second hearing has sot changed the impression made on as by the first. This overture is • composition so entirely in tention for the theatre, to serve or a prologue to • dramatic work, that it is impossible to judge of its merits from merely Irwin it in the mart room, where, indeed, it should not be performed. To those who have sot the key to its design it mast appear very obscure ; sad, considered simply es music, it lacks, to oar ear, regularity of toms sad ewer rhythmical melody. )(oatmeal's Overture to Chary Chaos is every remarkable production. The tale of the Woeful heating that did sums Oa Chevy-ahem betel " is treated with great power ; sad the skilful introduction of the old ballad-tens is exceedingly happy and effusive. This overture was windy and deservedly applauded. The remaisder of 'assert 'monied of well knows pines. The two symphonies were admirably perfumed ; but Hen Wagner, as meal, exposed himself to milldam by taking the times of some of the movements differently from the anal practice here. lint it by no memo follows, bemuse this is the ease, that he must be always in the woe,. The vocal music was excellent, judiciously doses, and swath ointly performed. The royal visitors seemed highly grati fied; and. between the parts, the Qum seat for Hen Wagner, with wham her Majesty and the Priem manned fora eassiderable time. The royal party was numerous. It consisted of the Quint sad Prince Albert. the Prism of Wales, Prime Alfred, the Prisms Helmick' Weisberg, Prisms Adelaide of Hobenlehe, and Princess Feeders of Hohealthe. The Queen and Primo were attended by the Duchess of Sutherland, the Duchess of Wellington, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master el the Horse, and the Lord Steward. The room was exceediagly THE ENGLISH OLEIC AND MADRIGAL UNION gave the last of their modes of aNtearts at Willis's Rooms yesterday morning. They saag an admirable selection from the works of the great Keeled eaten, with a perfestion of mention and beauty of effect whisk delighted every bearer. The room was crowded to azalea, many persons Wag warmly able to get within the doors. DRAMA. THE HAYMARKIT. A fleroest drama, entitled .Loar's Martyrdom, was last night produced at this theatre. The plot is simple —the old, old story of lees, and minsiontandlepo, sad isoleasy, and mutual pain inflicted by dam sir law Mat ate. There is nothing of scenic display, sa booed sem. bindlthe of mirth and burowing incidents. And yet the Slay was essemeliel &NW its intense easthelthes sod gelded bossy-410Mgh Ms author's essehat ile= es Oak emi same. The swab Winn: Unithe. The eons Mme with preparations a mashie. Fraaklyss a aelhospirited and esseagillibsd Noise, ls east le be Wedded to Margate's a 'MIMS high alusullalt l smegalls beauty. The basis et linskn's aid eile austeepoked by his peasiset delay, ly , whisk he k markedly seesibis. Tide Ye &Oh So air of select SI his wooing, which has pilled hie help. The *MOO Iler an explosion are prepared, said • Nag segkees i heal to light Ike petard. Cisme% Pialegs'elush,, hee ban invited to the marriage, sad milk bin ewes nee. lam a woe friend, who seeks to abate him boa a mistress. Freelove discovers the weakens's.' the beagibed pair, sad skilfully plays apes them, as also apes the week and impressible character of Clarissa Tashi's, yeemsded that Margaret loves Clarence, nape bee in spay, and she, in pique, acquiesces in the trinsthesthe of bat hand. Clarence, vain, sad easily led, forgoes lei pledgee is Julia, whom Le hes seduced ; and Fraley', trithipithe in the 1 sums of his plots. prepares to carry of Jails, who rejects his preened love. He is baled and slain by Leaeham, Julia's brother, as with de. Tonally attathed to Timid" who hes peemdeed him in youth. Leah.= brads et the lies esei mai* by producing Julia sad denewssfug Minn as her sederes. 13:planation. ensue betweenMargaretssdPrsahlyn, whisk end in their entire reconcillatioa. Julia sepals the oars of Clarence, who is thus every way pasidiaL This is a bald and meagre outline of a tale made Ise* atesestieg by the author's ualytie portraiture atthismatit sal lonia — by his pure sad unconventional lease of mini beauty, end by corasional bursts of high poetical sathisiessa. The loading Monsters were ably supported: Margaret, by Mir Helen Fatten; Franklyn, by Mr. Barry Freelove, by Mr. Leighton Walter ; and Lambs= by Sullivan;dr. Howe. The play flagged somewhat during the latter part of the second and the whole of the third sets. Bat in the fourth and Mit sets the impassioned imaginativeness of the poetry, and the sincerity with which the able performers threw them. sidue into their several parts, carried the audience by ISM, and the curtain fell amidst load sad hearty sp. pyre Miss Fault, who had been oace before called during Ile eigemss ratios, sus again brought before the curtain, eall dam was a vigorous and prolonged demised for the ordiriw—Mr. Baader', formerly editor of the Pork's Arse& sad author of some of the most pleas's' papers in Light's " London." The access of Low's Martyrdom awes that oar theatrical audiences amemible so the lapeasions of genuine passion sad poetry without the • I Utheirthe additions of melodramatic extravegthes. of DIORAMA OF THE EVENTS OF THE WAR IN THE BAST.-GALLERY OF ILLUSTRATION. Messrs. Grieve and Telbin are not only indefa tigable, hat very eseceesful, in their amnia= to enlighten the pablie reepeetiag the events of the war. Alter viewing these pictures sad listening to Mr. &Gaga'lees evocable ezplanation of them, we feel as if we had assists& at the rough sad esagninuy gams in the Crimea. What with oar succesees sad the spirited details of feats of arms famished in the newspapers, and the admirable graphical retweesstatioes of the inpertaat features of the gaggle, the *Wag peen*a must seeds imbibe a martial disposition. We availed ourselves yesterday of an invitation to see three *tares which the above mentioned clever artiste have added to their sense. They *eaglet dainty at the " Mortar Battery, Rana, sad Bide Pits;' " Oland Pelierier's gallant and eamessfal eight attack upon the outworks of the Flayed Battery "Mr. Fineman's ingenious , ample, sad effective system of fertilisation" The Mona Battery k a very effective plan" mad clearly illustrates both the snare of this per nimbi feature of military architecture mad ski i rueneeted therewith. General Pelissier's attack r a si i t ii 4 impassivesone. The lashes at light la imitation of ag i emiames breath. afford omasiosal glimpses of the doses eneeemear haterma oar &miss alike sad tbe lawimes heals of the Flagstaff Battery. lb. 7 • system of fortMeatits is a sabjed pessesslag mach interest to be bat slightly meatiosed. e therefore give a deseriptisa of it. however brief. The Mob- 1 'Wes am the old method emelt' la stmesimil- hag the place to be Mended with a inks ell smiles Isisesur, is utak ape pissed ism; lbe 1 whole surrounded with • very deep sad wide dig', with walls and Linking dirge's. By this system Mr. 'grosses proposes—Ant, to avoid the effeet of tailed* by doiag away with all U... praising, Igo Use ornistry, mid placiag alt the gins is his forts faeisg the gamy, so that the latter can always be attacked by a direst Are ; ss loudly, in placing these guns ms an !..sees smug of earth, so that two or three tiers of gams eau be brought to the front, sad a greater number brought to bear on say gives spot than ma be placed there by the attacking party, se that the superiority of Are shall always be ou the side of the fortress. The imeteuen quuttity of earth required for this mooed gables Mr. Ferguasoa to employ ditches deeper sad breeder than ever were employed before, so as to make them more difficult to peas, and which elm esubles him to place his walls and flanking defences In positiso where they are quite free from the 'What Ai, of the essay. We eltoshl like to we this whew" treated is • picturesque maser, which should reader it intelligible to the publis eye. We have ea ether egad mg described the Sulk of the gigging aid well-ezegted scenes of this dierama. Moot who have seen them And them too attractive to be dealt with la use visit. THE CRYSTAL PALACE RAILWArs.—ExTEN. SION OF THE WESTMINSTER TERMINUS FROM CLAPHAM TO NORWOOD. The committee on the shove bill re•sseembled yes- ;7 terday, Mr. Cobbett in the chair. tr Mr. Gregory, engineer, wee examined on the engineering : points of the proposed lice. Mr. Kerslake having addressed the committee on behalf of Mows. Cresingham and Roupell, owners of land through is which the fine is proposed to pass, against the bill, called to Mr. Hayton, lane under Mr. Cresingham, and Mr. Foster, 26 .. auctioneer, of Pall•mall, who gave evidence against it. Mr. 6- Foster, although admitting that Mr. Heupell's land was so intended for building purposes, said that if a railway was nt to pan through his property it would permanently rodeos U it `who Iktool. Ms. Berke replied on behalf of the promoters of the bill, Bed ifillceled the opposition set up against it, and somewhat i l/ k amused the committee, by reading from that day's papers gg 4 . some advertisements inserted by Mr. Foster for the sale of It certain properties, which in sash cue strongly urges ae an s emis recommendation the ekes proximity of the respective ILL estates to a railway station. Taking his own view, he con- L• tended that these properties would be beaefited rather i t . than injured by the proposed railway. tt The room was ordered to be cleared, and after the lapse to of an hoar, on the parties being recalled, lr The Chairman said the committee were of opinion that the preamble of the bill was proved, which announcement was received with applause. The clauses were then gone through, and the bill will be reported to the house. Ma. ROEBUCK'S COMILITTSE ON THE ARMY BEFORE ss SZDASTOPOL.—The members of the C4lllllSittell 011 the te Army before Sebastopol again assembled yesterday to IA further consider th eir report. The whole of the members .. 11 ‘ of the committee were present. After a stormy sitting of four hours, they had not concluded upon their report, and they will rant again this day. It is, however, fully ex- pectid that the report will be laid before the house in the I SI wane of the present weak. SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAlLWAT.—Yeataiday a meeting of this company was held under the Whvaelifi fo Order at the Queen's Hotel, Birmingham • Mr. B. C. so Chawner the chair ; the pumas being to obia the assent r of the shareholden to a bill now before parliament, powering them to co-operate with the Osibud, Winnow, and Wolverhampton Company, in providing entice woos modation at Dudley. After a f hort disunion, an afirentiro reeulation was passed unanimously. TM Chairman thou entered into explanations sunning • Pent circular, in tilting the shareholders to contribute venatarily a sum of 21. 101. on each share; thus obviaing the neounity of • formal eall. Money was required in order to construct the Cannock and Norton brea ch, and the plan by which the to hunt proposed so raise the same had received the sanction le of the Louden and North Western Company, who 1.01 Le 16,000 shares, and had actually paid up 40.00 a. The pro- r. pool had also already been responded to by • large number j i " c of the general shareholders. Interest at 6 per tent. would st, be paid oa the ea is by the lean. In reply to a shareholder, et. the Chairman said that calls paid up in advent* would only lo receive 6 per cent. oa the mount until a compulsory call 04 - se was made ;_ but such • call would not, he thought, be re- eP quialte. Under present eireunutances, it would not be s U proper to state how many shareholders had agreed to pay in ss ulnae, ; bat he might say that the proposal of the Ward la had boon very satisfactorily answered up to this time. The 10 Midland Company , . however, had declined to pay Madman 10 . With this the bosuns terminated. le THE LATE Loss OF TIMIS LIVES IN BETHNAL. tie ousx.—Yesterday Mr. Baker held au input at the Ethan la inn, Bethnal-greets, on the bodies of Mary Ann Greitem, 1 , 6 1 aged Ave years, and her heathen Albert James Onbam, aged four years, and Edward Graben. eighteen swaths old, who lost their lives under dreaminess aka* elpseled is et. the Daily News. It appeared from the endless in Stopitu Graham, the father of the three deelliell. that he left them it in bed with their mother when he west to his work at fire IS o'clock on Saturday morning. About two hours afterwards she got up to prepare their breektme, and it was supposed i ; that in her Meuse they baps to play with some Inciter AA , matches, and se est lee le themselen. He was in the habit of lighting his pipe oneynaudegerboa be went out, and taking gi the matches with hint, but Met morning be did not light q his pipe, and left the mashie an • chest of drawers 10 near the bed. The lodger wise discovered the Ere was : somewhat deaf, and had - Mimi an exclamations of distress A until the smoke began to issue from the room. A smell. as te. of something burning, whin had for tome time been per- at ceptible to his (witness's) wife, white she was down stairs, &- had been thought by her to arise from some loather being st. burned by the lodger, who was • shoemaker. She had also thought at one time ehe beard a faint cry of " oh, so mother," from one of the children; but beyond that no et. esoismstion was heard from them by anyone. Mr. Ellis, amt. OWNS of the jury, said that in his house ail he boa,, 11 ;- floesblith oat of the way of his children, so that they 1 ; mil am semi them The coroner having summed up, is Ike Sty MlONsefla Moist of " Amadora Death--cause of let. am ass wirikady Imam" Minna OF A LHlffffil YBot SaLONICA, MAY 24. r,,4 !Mader Mr Mojentre tenni, Mr. Blunt, intimated to is Ns Excellency Osman Pasha, Governor General of the Trevino of Saloons, that to-day, the 24th, be the anal- et. ,envy of the birth of her most gracious Majesty the Queen, he desired that the Turkish ships of war in port 60 shoudire a salute of 21 pus at mid-day. His Excellency itt replied that not only would he order the men-of-war to fire to the salute, but that the batteries of the town should also fire 21 pm in homer of the faithful ally of his imperial master. 114 He eareleVer espesased his desire to pay an official visit to Kt the we an the cession, and tasted to be informed at gi +bat boar it would be eon esfent to receive it. The 10 British corneal, however, made known he could not receive the visit so eouresonly offered by the Governer-General— ec a formal refusal, which has created no little nuation in fit et the society of the plan. To say the least=r to ungr acious 11 return of the Governor's ~May is little pre- 1 . note that harmasisas feeling whisk it is se behests should lie exist between British and Turkish materials, gad which as is so strongly inculeetad on the latter by our prerautent. While 1 em writing the double salute is belag thundered forth from the ships if war and bass the • .iMm of the rms. " AmINDING " Acs or PAILIAMENT.—On Mon- em day • bill before the Common was printed to alter the mode of anteadiag seta et refitment. It declares that the con- 10 solidatlem nadir was hand of all sets of parliament relating " ss to an. sad ifs mess sidgeonsttor will greatly advance the 5 adaslaimeallaa et JuMise and it is therefore desirable that sash &sagas la the aids ef introducing amendments shall be mode as will tasilliste the ansolidatiou ler the future and M sultan it where ellseted. It is proposed to make the 'Bore dom sad sineadments in a small set, and afterwards it shall IL act be assiessey terint the act or reprint the original sot. The Berm sr the Carmaindonen for Inquiring into the state of Clathadral sad Oditgists Chastise ressunorls f the etude. eta aew bisherie Ceram& te ham Us es at St. Oulanb-Mider. This eammfarismses Shia that a better ammipment of the armed sossiss. elfolto ll l Bow Is Coruttell, would be found to supply a hip portion of tie osionns asesessrb sod the Bev. B. 13. Wane, roots. of Bt. Odrab4loaer, *Moe teem to fsailitats the maths ot the proposed set by rssigeled essiesisstiesl pretenses* to the sums% n ow per emonft_ led to give bolissihtee beasts to th bishop. The Ebbw of Brake esedisily mouse in the division of hit dieing, sad close Os give up all plumage In Classwell. ASYLUM FOB FEMALE Oinung. Wasesumnsa 10AD.—Yessesisy (Monday) • v sgtskl ua rleM mattimg et the friends and supporton of this was ledi bddgeseafl in the boar d Mane setaael theeeded Asylam, Wea im timlasta hes a for the of nago Nei forty singlets. Kr. Timm llowidoiL The report elan' Net the essrosides one of allied Bo sondes albs di moilingnd milks pulite to their resehilisa r pond el a gee o a wl lltomombso lost, by_whin preeestalisem wen at the me at Insidest. the Dohs et Oassli feet spenehene siiniss Into the Wells** of thot number of WOW scrim& Est widths, tiatilmseadam sitesid illerhre with the It oMres i T s but u rh a s =7l =de a l a. dna to age wpm nary sulseiber to ado ' rest with his Moab la wee w noloilein en isogon to meet the imesend essalf/iss. The dollen haying boss pirosseded wit, a sees et Noah ins Mood to MO, WhOPINI6Idi elan the dosses et lb their Wes Ma at 11111 ft IWO' SHARE LIST& MONDAY Imam sc. The railway share market this morning showed an le improving tendency, which, however, was @Oen- • quently checked by the reaction in Consols. The so closing prices exhibit no general improvement over so those of Saturday, but the market remains firm in so character, ',misted by the indisposition to realise 1 4 evinced by bona fide holders. so THIB DAY.—Two o'CLoaw. To The railway share market to-day is rather flatter, r m y in sympathy with Consols, and owing in part to the me approach of the settling. London and North-Western stock is quoted 1031 to 1041; Great Western, 883 to s 1; Midland, 74/ to 75 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 82 to 3; &xith-Eaaterns, 181 to 19 ; Caledonians, 311 to 32+; and Great Northern., 23, to a. lo French shares are dull Eastern. are quoted VII foi to 1; Nor.berns, 381 to 37 ; and Paris and:Lyon., to 29 to 29i prem. IN Great Western of Canada shares are flatter. 0111D1AUI1 SEAM AND WOOL& 114 Samna. all Illes. Wolv.ll/9990/911sy mom. liajt ClissJaas. all Owaraillakaildil.C. 19 De. ils. do 1N.... __ 24 112 42 11 82 131 1 1 019. 13 8 7 OIL 90 92 84 948 1411 164 9 11 I►a ta~ra.r I L. -- dy. )4 26 77 79 69 90 8 9 19 21 70 72 es 93 9 * 77 7 127 126 100 102 68 69 69 91 76 60 6 10 pa 8 16 pa 82* 821 /I 0 10104 1041 104 f all Molar sot owl . &Owl 411 Ctorli 114.110a... ... 43 Odin sal Mot all Deal..PellhorlabledJ 100 preall and la all trim 100 I. Mr ars Clam 100 + Whig's' B Do. (lab .etas.) 100 Bart Lancashire 100 Edinburgh =Adman— all Edinburgh nod Peebles 100 Edinburgh, Parth.Dlnsda• 100 Glasgow &South Want= 100 Great Northern ...... 100 Do. a. Mack 00 Do. B, Stock 100 Gt. South. ani West. (Inn) 100 Grant Western 100 Do. StourVallay Grath. all Lamour sad Carlisle 141 Do. Mk& ...— I 7 Do. Now Thirds ;! tie ageWeire am Yerlokire Pi 19 MOM. . 8 D.. wale arribii; ii 11 Lorin sal Ilbilmell -. 9 .4 IN Los..ll9lolwalkOisse IN Liaised MO Wiftirst _ _ Da. tar 11 D. Ms ..... IlakaUdiaLasals. 11041 tri De. arroatk Wotan 47e D. 1.10 $8 De. OD U a ll 4•l!"arrigE...2l!lTlr 100 ldirdh.laskagasol" ell li prdion. Ns. I. 4. 100 4. 104 De. 111;d: aid Derby A) all i1ig.0. 11 044 11 %) 400 Mb Balt Mum .11 lteddistld dad Cotiols . $1 Neepartabara re all 9owalltarroapolat take: 100 kale a la MAWR 30 34 Northam Counties Unice tit. too North &UM ... 10 15 moith Dmo b L in i;:i ♦ ed • all Da. ; • 11 Do. ;B GuaraatoM It. 100 N. isataro—Barth No Da. laamisia lf Do. &NI. Pun. all Do. Lob ..—. 100 Do. 'fork SO North Imams all Do. Now - Mari; IN Kowa e,..0.4.1%;,&.. all North Western 10 Mal& lostlilleat..laaa ISO Wawa. It Admit 109 OMNI HO Mimi 10 sad liatoo99 1119 90 wale 1a.».... all Stoutlia awl Diellogloo. 9 NI Vale, MOOT= - - 11 ii ife Hi 101 76 . 77 0e 10 144 15 114 1591 21 Si PR Dkb live ... usi Opal, Lanka Mat Mat Pleveni. Keikmal of Inland Saw Walk Wales West Bank =ratios Peselmialci Os. Now as- Asminlian Bask in ME (kid Imp. 0o domlb Mantis Osisk el Australis Ds. Wew !Unload Lod= .. 71 74 1711 1 1 i 29m 19 lai 111 COMMERCIAL AND MARIE LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (IT MAGNITIO TILIO/LAPN) (ram ova OWN CORRISPONDNIT.) The covn owlet this day has been but thinly attended by millers and traders, and very little doing. Wheat wee about 2d. per bushel lower, and flour 21. per sack. Beans, peas, Indian corn, oats, oatmeal, and other articles, unchanged, but the market had a tendency downward. The weather is beautiful. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SIIGML—Two eargoes of Hsvassaab, all wen sold by private eoatr a etY e t taT lV* Thu . I n # ll° N J . . k tdai 111; Agriau'tarsi. 174 10 Royal Mall all 10 Water orb I IA MI& Amsrhan Land- 40 4 1911.6041.1144. k lad. Co. 1 140 - 324 It. an.andJuly 100 4 Palace 4 Pretoria', 4 4 Palma arrange 4 I,Duaton Iron Ors ..... IDTailset Mum tisis.a:, S 6 11414414 Tokrapts 10 SOL Masliatkas 14 20 Os. al 10 lladlisainnm TM. 611 IS Kaden IS It.Anisrken 9 1 PaliLlans. Fusi all 1 Lad. 4 I M.S. Wm Omni later. Sum Navigation 01- I weip.. 1 Meek Mt. Australasian all SO North el Imp Mama l6 1 Oas 3 PealllfterlAndkllhteral all 60 PsainAlto46l4ol Mom all 60 De Mow ..«««..... lO 2 Partismarmatannany.. all 104 [Rola Mad Staara 6O 1 'BMWS Austr.lnvastaa.. 611 1 DA Mow-- —.-... 1 /3 &Pal Aastesilm 1ae1... IS 1 SaMmeles Wis. an 1 Do. Do. llnisterad all 20 Terg.lklasiso4.ol4Can 4 100 sa Dlamintalnad IM e p 84 -711 6 ■ 28 2:1 4I 4 7Si 7 44 46 le I 60 63 II; $2& 76 17 dm 14 14 II 63 .. 48 80 16; Tar v. pa . 4; 41 de 318 i I. 311 PO 68 TO 47 411 14 . 15. ill gt _i . 1 dle a 4i HI i pa l isi ur MONEY MARKET. MoxDAT ETsinrii. The English funds attained an additional rise of to Z per oent. this morning, owing chiefly to the news of further sucoesees of the allies in the East, coupled with the steady influx of specie. Subse quently, however, upon some sees, and news of a reaction at Paris, the advance was lost, in spite of the satisfactory feature involved in a decline in the corn market. Consols finally closed about the same as on Saturday. Exchequer Bills (March) have declined to 14s. to 17s. prem., owing to sales on account of the South Sea Company, whose musts are in course of realisation, preparatory to distribution amongst the proprietors. It may be pointed . _ out, however, that the bulk of this money will have to be re-invested in the funds, no that the operation is, in the main, merely an ex change from floating into fixed securities. The rate of money in the Conant market is only about 2 per cent. on government securities. The discount mar ket continues abundantly supplied, with but a limited demand. The Three per Cent. Renter closed at Paris to-day at a decline of to per cent., so that Saturday's advance is almost neutralised. At Vienna the money market continues to show an improving tendency. The exchange on London has further declined to 12.08, and the premium on gold and silver is rather lower. Consols were first quoted 921 to 1 ex div. for the 10th July, advanced to 921 to 1, and were quoted at the close of the house 92 exactly. The Omni= was very firm, and closed at 51 to 0: prem. The foreign stock market was quiet but steady. In the corn market to-day sales of wheat could not be pressed, nukes at a decline of 2s. to 4s. per quarter. The amount of specie brought in by the Baltic, from New York, is reported at no less than 1,686,000 dollars, or about 337,0001. The Annabelle has arrived from Geelong (sailed Jan. 29), the Fortitude from Hobart Town (Feb. 14), the Anne Forster from Adelaide (Feb. 2), and the T. and J. Crisp from Launceston, but none of these vessels are known to have any gold on freight. The Avon has takea out to the Brazils, &c., 49,3171. in gold, besides 5,900/. in English and 13,0001. in French jewellery. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 12th lost. for the conveyance of stores to Fernando Po, Gambia, Algoa Bay, Mauritius, Trincomalee, Hong- Kong, Freemantle W. A., Perth W. A., St. John's N. 8., Quebec, Honduras, Malta, Simon's Bay, and Bermuda. St. Petersburg advice' of the 2nd inst. quote the exchange on London at 361 d. About 500 casks of tallow had been taken for exportation to this country at 120 ro. Wednesday next will be " making-up day" in the share market. The Brighton Railway Company's receipts last week were 13,6611., being 3,8371. less than in the corresponding week of last year, which was distin guished by the opening of the Sydenham Crystal Palace. The Committee of Portuguese Bondholders have issued a notice, in which they caution the bond holtiore nattinat psrtimeg +rid& alum ul4 hmuis and overdue coupons, and state that " the converted stock cannot be quoted on the Stock Exchange list." The following meetings are newly announced— viz., London Dock Company, for the 3rd July ; Na tional Patent Steam Fuel Company, for the 12th July ; British Mutual Life Assurance Society, for the 28th inst ; London Mutual Life and Guarantee So ciety, for the 2nd July ; and East Kent Railway Company (special), for the 25th iost., to consider the bill for making a line from Canterbury to Dover, and for increasing the capital of the company. Steadiness prevailed to-day in the market for land and bank shares. Union Back of Australia shares were quoted rather higher. Netherlands Land shares continue to creep up. General Screw Steam shares have been dealt in at 151; Crystal Palace Preference, at „ prem.; Oriental Gas, at Ito prem.; Royal Mail Steam, at 73 to 731; Illinois Central Railway 7 per cent. Bonds (free land), 1860, at 70 ; New York and Erie 7 per cent. Bonds, convertible 1864, at 95; and Pennsylvania Central 2nd Mortgage Sterling Bonds, at 921. The shares in the new Cityßank are quoted 2 to 4 prem. Rome and Frascati Railway shares were quoted 3 to 1 prem. THIS DAY.---Two o'CLoci. 3$ $4 i as It 21181 119 121 1114 1154 84 $4 I 4 Pra Po 17 le 6; 7 li 27 115 14 3 e 1} 1} 2} fle 16 176 166 16 The English stock market to-day is rather flatter, and prices have declined Ito 1 per cent. Business is limited. Consols were first marked 92 ex div. for the 10th July, and are now quoted 911 to I. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 92/ to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 924 to a ; Bank Stock at 2101; the new 30 years' Annuities at 16 15-16; the March Exchequer Bills at 13.. to 18e. prem.; ditto June, at 9s. to 13s. prem.; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, at 1001 to ; and India Bonds at 26e. prem. Omnium is quoted sto 51 prem. Foreign stocks are quiet. Turkish is rather firmer, at 82 to 1. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. are quoted 18 to I. Mexioan, 211 to 22 ; and Russian Five per Cents. 99 to 101 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates have been dealt in at 951; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 381; Sardinian at 861 to 861 ex div.; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1848, at 411; Chilian Six per Cents. at 102 to 1; Buenos Ayrean at 591; and Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds at 1001. MONDAY MINDING. In the home mining stock market to-day there has been some considerable movement in several stocks. Wheal Kitty (Lelant) shares have been dealt in at from 475 to 60, at which latter price there were no *ellen at the close. Vale of Towy shares closed at 255. buyers, and Cwm Darren at 7s. to 10.., with a good demand. Shares in South Wheal Frances have been dealt in at 5001., and Rosewarne at 2021. 10s. Within the last six months this last named stock has trebled in value. There have also been numerous inquiries for shares in North Wheal Basset, South Tamar, South Tolgus, South Camden, Alfred Consols, Bedford United, West Alfred Consols, East Basset, South Providence, and Wheal Render, LIEN LEANED AT MED MULL private contract yesterday. roe plumy Nam iu.gaay am Sou th Providence, area w near fencer. 00 all Mama . a ' going off heavily, and evidently a decline would take plans „ Masse le laa.ai LW. - - but for the fineness of importers, who are buying in T he gold mining shares remain devoid of feature. Bt. IN llostdoglandho , largely. The refined market dull, without alteration in United Mexican shares continue to show a ten- selemleasac.waterei 98 100 08 II • MO 0= mamma prim. deney towards recovery. The Blaenavon Iron and le .. ion 101 COPPIZ.—The public sale of plantation casco mat eft Coal Company's shares were quoted lower, and N. 100 Iserianeella hw at. steadily at full prices. Tau—The demand osatinues steady for meatus. Ceara, Owed %N. )04 111 134 i 64 Id 26 Cnoseedm 6 Dean Nem and holden sow refuse to sell coder 9d. English and Australian copper were rather lower. Oared te, rit.llooan7) 27 NO THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocu. 10 M Ha el tel me Ri c a . -A large business was done yesterday on 'Cluutge, 26 2$ Del dimes fie.=le - - but prices were a shade in favour of the buyers. The gold mining shares remain quiet. A gna Fria Bdurenrat has a firm appearance. and Great Nugget Vein shares are quoted 1 to 2 ; I I Sal RUN remains firm, with a limited demand. Nouveau Monde, ss. to 6s. ; and Colonial Gold, milestaimrs) 111 IS In ether ankles no material alteration. SI II I:l= l" ,ninstes taut IS M itO is Bt. 100 lewintelteser.4 . Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 33 to et. toi Ware ec t L ed oWt: - - TALLOW MARHET.—THIS DAT. 34; Peel River, 21 to 31; and Scottish Australian , 19 10 Lem,lineb AI The market is quiet to.day, with but little badness doing. OssemateresehOs. ... 11l 111 IS Town tallow is quoted 495. nett cash ; Petersburg P.C.= United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 4„ ; N sil 118 =A .. .. _ 91.11191) le 11 the spot, 61e. Ed. ; June, 61s. 13d. ; October to Dee., Us. Iron t2O • South Australian Mining t Investment, 13.16 to 15 . 16 prom. Rhymncy a , a 90 all =mew sol Mbar _ 1 dm. ; Linares B shares at 21 rem.; English and wllletaLlleari.) - - SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Australian Copper at li ; .00ptspo at 21 ; British to an 1 Ilmihr1111111.) In N ' H lloweambst Irmy EOM gea. II gee NM Mr. R. J. Davis reports trade brisk. Prises without alteration. Prime meadow hay, Us. to 95e.; nowtor.lool. Iron at 6 ; and Atudralimcbtining at 1. .... le Mos Comer S 11 pa to ills.; inferior, 50s. to We; rosin, 651. to 90d; clover, -- .11 , ... so so sensessaisiwouldt: 90s. to 1265.; ste ad cuts Eh. to 120 1 . : Now. 28 L 1 ° 285• THE Awn° Szauctr. , Everytiiiog at OmeolleslNNOssetiss) IS N 10 all Ditto • per_Cbsl Na.)... - - -----•- -'''-'------- - present Indicates as early azal the adpillition in 16 16 Itenosammefimmlse. wank of Dr. Hale and his the Anderegions. ROYAL &JERZY ZOOLOGICAL GAZDENITeiter" The idiom bargee Bringo Ile Mel her ammo changed to 10.Weet.lisholTerk) - - Ai 1 ONo 4 ebral bsp. - -* day morning his Royal WM. Prizes A 111 .6_,_ 1186 c•• that of - gelease, and the WAMideliisik bath timelier is IIL MO INgebm. (Bleed Is fielded bz fro tkr Royal tb. r d. " eg "rim' sall called the Arctic. Amistmereeegaita Vies R. Kum, • Nth Eto M a u honoured ties younger brother of the abedill estisseiclaieseist the taken Owe Iheires) .... 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