The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-17 00:00:00

W" A4:44"*", - - A d .16--e--s.-741- No. 2,675.) LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1861. ZHE ASYLUM LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE,' 7f, and TashiJibed 104. cm. m aat e rs ind swans Lives et Ham eel Mead, be The Oil de wen= Wedeln, kswelvhis Saw hei se helms* sow PellepAsiden. ler Telneelessee. teeneel Poem ase.. wIT le MANLEY nonws, liellaset Dlreiler. EW sad PECULIAR SYSTEM of LIFE Alll/1111101.—The Direetcce of the NATIONAL ASAP& MI DITISTIIIDIT ABBOCIATION Invite &Unties to the at lik Asmassa "Weil* mewed by the Aserele -811% r a dial el Owing Salaam at tbe rate of FO4ll per Nat. per Rama as di Passions paid. leeleed el the remote sad mortals Spasm of Ilmoms as* alopiel. 11, Ili Om as Itlapbablite WI nem to Mandl a coesteetly es .iss = ave baramis UMW IMMO Ilk troll es the rawer of the oat serreei le W at he death. TIM et Deft lipid to tete Byoteet 0( AISOSIOM may be obeirett at dr of So Oesepery. 3, rall-liall last, ce wild Is% a s aggllmilia. la- Mesa I. ISM. MIR MORRISON. liasegiag Director. CIAUTION.—To Tradesmen, Merchants, Shippers, assataers. b.. —Wlmeas Ins lamely tom N say lomoolokto. drt osme mookaiplell mom or mom kave kr own deo paot spat Iko Oak. by MN., to dr min rd ethers a twit lie d 111311 D'S PERMAIIIIIT MAIL M.. l i m i—Oldo Is to she maim kat 1 aa tbo airlemal mod ask prapitase srasekarawit of Sr oil use do not ass* wry koloslks, ao mambo my poem tlimohoo am ouWas toam akillalima for Sr drama dr odd bk. The ammo passiamli by no to ooloona brim log== Oho yollik owl mkt. kilos lo mote IL IL vollow rr the Irr7ra 11•4 M. seasassa llw ass asitalsa. Ts avail dimoolokaantOs. kg Oribiliblike omitor bo areal to sok kr the gisoloo Illanes Pomona IV oul further to distil/alb k doom tat NO 111XPIMITI or boo at any tow her promo' by VA, W komaist oak EwLIARDS.—TABLEB impurior socausey aid seknewehip sled 'wiry mak= iiesumieN ars E 1 la mat variety, at IMRIMO aid WAIT, Sable Depot, daho-hiaarie, Ueda N.B. MAROON'S =wheat WORK ce BILL IAIDS glum with NW Table purchased at the& Itsiabbehiseat. EREEDOM from COUGIII3.—Ono of Dr. LOCOCKS worm. mimosa so dirsolvo bo moth. borsedistoly Mims tho 11110 A violent It of sod mints work lows Dos all the Wharf°. of Irosfs aad .C =. Savo plasma torte.—Sold by &sows at la. IftL. SIR 94.. sad Forbes. 111. DR JONOWB LIGHT BROWN COD una Ott.—wore. Ail Alt. Keltileti ON I. •• elle emeeiliedepele, met swim* ammo. the Oft meg the pulse sem solliel petemeet, by glen tide emilidoneek sue 2Nelime imm rim ly le me Apia the mg of ell elms die le veromemeeL Drob kWh dry mil elserten are Washed le ten* ertfteet "lib mei its eendase—lffole- We eel Ildell . 77, Illieme. Lo/s& SOUND and WHITE TEETH are not only india pan* regabito to a plipasing 'Maio, la boib saw, bat Um on prealtsrly t=lifL illeserhoolve to Mon sod Imegewity. tie ellieee kr Os psi. MI e ieWLeltDif se PILA Y M "."'... 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S e sod S. me dlee devil sl Isms at osesk sad d WI emmedse graft Usp re Is es ft Oft Mlle Mlle* lber re bezzuleL eille ft UM at I leasel rtdtWM l y ese kg Int D l = . lar l as s dush oZosole oft sea. I: 1 =m, a .90, CisAr-ri. N. ...i Oa. U, Osioristmot; Usslosestreok lftliester Motley, lareWaset, ari t s ; Mama, ; red rev•ll. basisellir. WilmiliebrolmnaLtresi.llll"truks&iii. This day, Ivo. PIA I. aantai CHEMISTRY Charoical Phydee, with aPwards of itietrat ouslo.. Sd.„ ELEMENTS of : Theoretical tnd hsetkaL I 7 WILLIAM ALLIS MILLER. M.D.. P.R.8., Preform Classassitl i Ciz • Collage. London. To h• compiesed In Three Part. : John 'W. Parker and Bon, Out Pim& J. pubbilied. lOW Sad Iterfaid Weeks. vice la. ; N. by yolk far b. PL. HZ SCIENCE of LIFE; or. How to Live sad wee to uve tar ;vI rob Wm far 04* Ide k at . HS WOW wilft lostnesikas Ur mewirise =eV shs almeitiar dirl 2.ri.....; 3 4Qr. fbe prise Ss. • Psi ma oktetie 31 inrAziese. ma T i r eV lSi ne. es the um Os la Yr lima Dlearilima ak,.. 1.1 4 . :1ria t OW b r za pe uZl i ttr o rtztie saii mer id iv a tz Err aUTlOD ar ilr b. wi le bo t a a l== ° : idea *dr grourma. eel 11111 SMIIML= V 4 lhreurrawAL Landes: Piper. Dream% sad Ow. 23. Pallavade gram, id. OxfortlDiratt. Maas id. ambia: aDd an tooftellimntew ; TILE DAILY NEWS: , LONDON MORNINO PATpoise dd. Leedi=rsl Journal, tie adeoestsof free °Demotes sad ell mool la Ilsowleat and vides of lto email mews—le the accarifrey of Ito Issr ewe% sal la the varied tooresotile sad commercial lamas. be the city, railway, sad mattary ortiolome—tlde peps, I TP=OOIIRAPONDENTB AT MS BEAT or WAR. ITS PORLIIION NEWS 18 RELIAIII.II AND IMPARTIAL. elaholiearly report of *kipping in the Indian doas to sup pllod to lt wary Overload Mal. and it (postai= ?HS ONLY DAILY HIKING REPORT, . . with list at prima. - IT lISCLUDIS ALL MINIM ADVIBTISZKIIIIII. It a s tr ictly inspaaiwn nat lasaab yawn by arm Om slaty years dna say of tl• antscayanskm pan IA" by sassbnasy sad early labranatn adman ate yanks ast Warier to sq. Ts be mini of biandisr at asuman la Ile Wpm ;at at L e n %WM be aes. aspisinsai rs. 11=sisa Os mow by ~lag pen st a ram. Oman pallimber will. to applisansa. tali* Se aaMell at nes span ready la amply it, at lit. al. pm quarter. yabl Is whams by hides swim nAILY NEWS FORWARDED tothe COUNTRY W memo PONT, at 199. 6d. pa qr.. payment In advanse, gfOlig MADDOX, 10, Upper Albany-at., OAVlSes.park. Bookaa M liras Agent. DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 WM. mail I p.a. at Is. per week; eepplied In town at seemly', at Ma" ter Li per dey, or We. 134. w =er ; by Yr. WALT2IIB, News Agee; Tempretrest, XILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, it lb. p qbartar.-85XT by 11101t111140 Ilit p l: . t t t l . Z. O u t WO D 0.1115. Id. pt qr.—B. ADAMI, 11. Wearabizabot, New Um,- DAYSWATER.—DAILY NEWS LENT TO II =AD; sad supplied to tho emote, bp sun* posi, at lila dd. quirier. psid is ohms. BUUBICJI, Orese-Serraes, Wesi asiseugest. THE EMPEROR ALEXANDER AND THE DIPLOMATIC Coara.—Lettsre from St. Petareharg, is the Ind/peedmsa Berge, ettribete the following weeds to the Emperor Ale:- ender, ea the occasion of the reeeptirm of the Diplomatic Corps :—" If the Holy Alliance does not exist, I hope that the principles upon which it rested will yet prevail, and serre as a tie between the various States. lam disposed, for my part, to restore peace to Europe, if they offer to Russia honourable conditions; bat if t►ey offer conditions Of a central., character, I would rather perish than accept them." ----- Peace MENTCHIZOFF.—Itt the order of the day of Much 4, in which the Emperor Ate:ander 11. makes known some modifications is the general command of the armies of the South sod of the Crimea, the recall of Prime blsatchikoff is stated to be on bis own request, "le awe queue of the chattered state of hie beech." THE FUNERAL CORTEGE OF THE LATE CUL— The Journal de St. Petusbourg of the 10th pahlishes a supplement of twelve pages, setting forth the ceremonial approved of by the Emperor Alexander, far the femoral vole* on the occasion of the removal of the body of the late Emperor Nicholas from the Winter Palace to the Ca thedral Church of the Holy Apostles Peter sad Paul. In some respects the regulations are not unlike those adopted at the funeral at St. Paul's of the late Duke of Wellington. Pint is an extraordinary display of banners and military; and then representatives of the Court, the civil government, and various corporation; and philanthropic societies. Chasten from the convent of St. Alexander Nevsky and rises of the Cathedral of Notre Demo de Cann, followed by a bag train of clergy, holding lighted tapers in their heads, sad two pictures of seism end lastly the conformer of the late leaperor„—immediately muds the funeral oar. The Lipner Alexander follows, and at stated distances ether ambers of the Imperial Gmily. We observe osos timed as la the first part of the pressesiee, the saddle bases of his late Majesty, riebly aspettotesd, sad led by tire sepedee teens i• mania sad is deep stearelag. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 16. The Vista, Immanuel, Sardinian steamer, having ran *ground on her way down Channel, has gooe into harbour. H.M.S. Tartar came out of harbour to-day. Cesar goes out tomorrow. Fifty Horse Artillery, which arrived yesterday with their bones, were to-day embarked indthe Talavera. REWARD TO MILITIA SERGEANTS FOR APPROVED VOLUNTEERS TO TEE LIKE. The following circular has been issued from the RoweUM; Department : " Horse Guards, March 14, 18,55. at-11 1 .,711117r.,:ct:T=itiVgrlitL e rtra tA t Zr . every volunteer received from the militia by recruiting parties, the regulated sem of 7s. 6d. be paid to the militia eergesat upon Anal approval.—By command, " G. A. Wsrsmatia, A.G." The Odin steam frigate and Lightning steam Tmeal left Woolwich yesterday for the rendezvous of the skips of the Baltic fleet at Spidwad. Rear-Admiral Berkeley, first naval lord of the Admiralty, and Captain Sir Baldwin Walker, Sarveyor of the Navy, visited Woolwich dockyard en Wedneed.y, to Inspect the gun and mortar boats preparing at this port for minim in the Baltic. The light draught of water gnu boat. now here are the Pincher, Gleaner, Snapper, Badger. The mortar sew boats are the Finn, the Flues, and the Bluer. The Drabs sad &abed mortar boats have also Imes brought down from Blackwell to this port. The Propeller Steamer, which carries out fodder ha the hams employed .sa the Crimean railway, steamed dews the rives yulasday wader sail and steam. Her pafeestaase is szpestsd tossing. 12 knots. PORTSMOUTH, Manor 18. A flying squadron of steam frigates, &c., is ordered to be reedy by Sunday, to sail for the Baltic, proceeding up as the ice breaks up. The WIRY** Regiment of Militia embarked to-day on bird the slisseweliip Cr...,, from this dockyard. They go set, odor the asd.. Lieutenant Colonel Loid Methuen, GI Ifs Mir Wag streagth :-24 officers, 38 sergeants, 30 esegssak, sal GOO rank mid Ms. The regiment is is splendid eislides. _ _ her Alms and of Man* Fast, and 4 oaken and 128 ___ dims and men of the 95th Foot, also embarked on board the Cressy for Malta, to join the reserve of Lord Raglan's ar there. The Creams sails ta-morrow morning. Ysterday evening the fa:lowing other drafts came down by railway rod embarked on board H.M. troop ship Re sistance for Malta, to joie the reserve there :-5 dicers and 128 non-oommissioned officers and men of the 42nd High landers; 2 officers and 65 non-commissioned officers and men of the 46th Foot; (officers and 128 non-commissioned anon and rams iare;;;;;ii us asa-sseadsisaed diem sod men of the 93rd High balls's ; sad 4 lawn and 128 noo-tomaissioned Oben sadism et the 97th Poet. TM 11zmosti,91Teerew ship, and Regis:ionise, 16, paddle frigate, arrived at Spithead this morning from Ply eamedi aid Joined the Baltic Stet. This afternoon the Ea mes* Misted the flag of Rear-Admiral Seymour, second in ammo& of the fleet, and saluted the nag of the Port Part idairsl Sir Thomas Cochrane struck his Sag ce board the Victory to-day, and want on have of absence. SHEERNESS, )tutor 16. Yesterday the Amphion, 34 guns, screw steam frigate, was put out of the fitting basin, Sheerness, under her owe steam power. Jut as she got to her moorings her weigh shaft broke. This defeat will require until Tuesday neat to make good. The Driver, 8 guns, steam sloop, shortly after getting up steam to leave here on the 16th, when off the Garrison Point broke her main shaft. She was obliged to make fast to the buoy off the Point, where she remains waiting for a Saw abets. THE NATIONAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION. Yesterday evening a meeting wee held at the London Tavern, for the purpose of inaugurating a society under the above denomination. Dr. James Taylor was celled to reside over the lutetium. Lea= were read containing excuses for non-attend ance, ties Mr. Layard, M.P., Sir Ds Lacy Evens, M.P., 81r ISOM Duke, :M.P„ Sir John Shelley, M.P., Mr. Thome Wakley, and Mr. Donald Nicoll. An address' wee aloe used, which set forth at some length the ebieme of the Winded sissoiation. _ _ _ TM ChIAIIMAN expreued a hope that the course taken by the NNWWIG would meet with the approval of the muses of this rest 'sentry, for it wu desirable that they should Imes ea lion that would give them the opportunity et we with another on the dangers that sur reueded thews. .I.lhinnz moved, and Mr. J. A. NICHOLAY, of Mary- Wien*, seconded the first resolution, petting forth that " The perilous state of public, affairs, and tee manifest hopelerasee of improvement under the present oligarchical system, makes it incumbent on the people to unite, for the safety of the nation and for the honour of the British crews. That en suoeistion be therefore now finned, and be piled ' The National and Constitutional Awociation.' " Mr. APSLIT PELLATI", M.P., come forward to speak to the resolution, but Mr. Dicky ales demanded a hearing, and considerable confusion ensued. At length the bon. member obtained precedence, but he was evidently not known to the audience, who demanded his name, and on learning it they saluted him with the cry, " How about the Wages Bill?" He however succeei.ed in addrening the meeting for a few minutes, and then lett " to attend his senatorial duties." Mr. J. P. Mcnitocou, Y.P., was next announced, but Mr. Dicky again forced himself forward, and u the meet ing was not in the humour to hear either of them, an uproar ensued, which :put a atop for some time to all business. __ _ _ . Mr..l•llal HARRISON, who announced himself as having been " thirty years a democrat, end the great Chartist of Nottingham," obtained a hearing, but not without considerable interruption. He moved a long amend ment to the effect that the government was composed of two oligarchies,—one of land, and the other of money,— and it would be ISOM then useless to destroy one to double the power of the other, and that no salutary reform cyuld be effected without the adoption of the people's charter. Mr. Earner JONES wooded the amendment, but mot without a strenuous attempt to speak on the part of Mr. Dicky, who protested against being unfairly treated. Mr. Jones asserted that the object of the association was to en able the middle class to usurp the place of the aristocracy ; and be bad no doubt that there were a aeon of hungry Prime Ministen on that platform. (Laughter.) The had made flu speeches, because they sew the working classes were present, but their resolutions were all humbug. The CIAIIUtaN then the amendment, sad a forest of hands were held up in favour of it, accompanied by cheering and waving of hats and cape, which lasted for some minutes. Mr. Dicky, however, came forward end insisted on being heard, sad with the mistimes of Mr. Ernest Jones, the uproar was partially stilled, and Mr. Dicky succeeded In speaking for a few minutes , but could be heard only by those just around him. Mr. Collett also demanded to be heard, sad he spoke in favour of the amendmeat. A scene of ecinfaelon and uproar followed such as is rarely witnessed ; end it was not without the help of Mr. Ernest Jones that the chairman was Athlete put the amendment ; when he did pat it, it was carried by a large majority, scarcely a twentienth part of those present voting against it. The CHAIRICAN then declared the amendment carried, and admitted that as far as that meeting was concerned they had felled, but that they intended to go on and make another appeal to the public. He declared the meeting dis solved. This result was received with cheering and shouts of atwitter, and so the affair terminated. The Herald nye that the Baltic Soot ie not yet Ift • fully manned. "From what we en judge of the ships et. themselves, sad from what we are informed as to the short et complement of 0110111, the number of men reported ' eh- seat without leave,' the number of ma ' run,' ate., and the / 5 nunss number of enemies is Amon every ship, we 1:411- se not believe unless the fleet goes to en in a most inefficient U wean fee war purposes, that more them a dozen pendants 14 will Wave Spitkeed before the first week in April." A contemporary attaches much importance to a : telegraphic despatch from Vienna, statist that in the nurse of this day (Saturday) a protocol will be signed, which will t o " state the agreement of the Plenipotentiaries to the Four Conditions, the necessary preliminries of negotiations, 6 5 end the interpretation which is to be attached to them. to The Russian Ambassadors have already given a verbrl ao- too I reptant* to those conditions and to the interpretation. 5o The strength of the embodied regiments of English K, militia exceeds 60,000 men. 35 The Lord Mayor intends giving a succession of 124 banquets during the email* mouth, eesemeasiag with the et. Raster diner, which will this year be known with the present of the Duke of Cembridp. It is expected that the member* of the London Corporation will walk in procession to St. Pal's Cathedral .. ea the a ft eenon of Wednesday (Fenday). The Bishop of 7,. Leaden will ellsiase. SHARE LIST& Pam: STIOnIO. The railway share market this morning partici pated in the improvement of Consols, and showed much firmness, notwithstanding a continued deficiency of business. The best prices of the day were scarcely maintained in the afternoon, but priests generally closed to per cont. higher than yesterday. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The railway share market is flatter to-day, in sym pathy with Consols. London and North-Westera stock has declined to 994 to 1001 and Midland, to 694 to 4. Great Western is quoted 65 to ; South- Eastern., 18 1 to 4 ; Caledonians, 324 to ; and Great Not-therms, 22 to 4 ez dir. French shares are quoted about the same as they closed yesterday. IL II OU AOed . MAIIMAIS : sod lit all Wm. Welvaaftweiralle " " Matr=amiima II , .11 ft 19 De. 419. de M. ft. 100 Mold sad Same ...... ft. 100 M ft ell Ind . IS 41 Mei ad Dona lo is $3 100 all Iftai.l4lLosadobled./. ft. Oft If all DIfts A ME sad 114.. $0 all Gam tls... —. it. NO SaiftesDalos. 1:1161.... SI Be Do. (ftla D. 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S 9,000; 1,9151 10,000, 110,000 es,oool 28.0 C., 10.0901 Iti i ie.oool 60,000 100,6761 23,000 110,000 20,000• 10,0001 14,040 100,0001 100,000 144001 lkooo , 14.0001 "%ow, 10,000) M 'ni~~:%oa' — l 111 e 1 ll a dis P. i Pa 3 1 die U. SI Psi 11 2 pa 1 1 pa .1! Ms If" M 90 2 2 pea ri 1 , 96 17& 99 92 97 101 103 92 94 19 191 id IPS ZOO If If pa _ l eds .11 1 Il II 9 21 Am, 4/ 49 89 41 Hi I 2 I ells 4i 11 Cs raz id $ 4i I IPa 3. 4 Si Si les DS 1$ 15 'cm li 1 a la !Pia 11 BANK& 641 II 64 101 dig 1 2 Ili 1-11ellszd 34 U $9 41 U 40 64 06 I 9 $a I" 21 31 711.1 Ou 63 1119 121 10711 i 3l i 1081 Par i Pm IS IS gi ei i Li 1 1 II e: 5 ' is al sir •iI zel I IS lii Sir William and Lady Moleoworth entertained, at dinner, last evening, Viscount end Viaisountese Harding., Visoount and Viscountess Falkland, Colonel and Lady Laura Meyriek, Mr. Brune, Mr. and Hon. Mr.. Hamourt Vernon, Sir H. Mend, M.P., Sir Hamilton Seymour, Right Hon. H. Cony, M.P., Sir Ralph and Lady Howard, Lord and Lady Francis Gordon, Lord and Lady de Tabley, and Mr. de Burgh. • _ _ _ Mr. Tits commences an address to the electors of the borough of Barnstaple, as follows :—" A canvass of the elseton of the borough Das satisfied ON that bribery in your devoted town has fully performed its office, and that no man who will not descend to avail himself of corrupt Influence. PA in soy contested election succeed in obtaining • mat." THE tren. Szavicz.—The following fall store keepers are about to proceed on foreign service :—Mr. W. H. G. Johnstone, deputy storekeeper, Fort George, N. 8., to Ceylon ; Mr. John Drew, deputy storekeeper on hell pay, to Sierra Leone ; Mr. .C. Rowland, Ordnance clerk, Pall-mall, to Hong-Kong. An Ordnance establishment is being formed in the Bosphorus. Mr. B. F. Sandy. has been appointed temporary clerk in the Audit-office, Somerset hone', vice Irving, appointed to the Admiralty. Messrs. M. Herne and E. D. Maddy have bean appointed first clerks, and MUM. F. Drake, W. Walter, and R. G. Har wood, have been appointed third class clerks, in the Chari table Trust Commission. The appointment ' of third class clerk in the Circulation Department of the General Post office is vacant, caused by the death of Mr. Daniel Dixon, in the gift of the PostmuterGeneral.—Cirif Service Ciatetie. _ _ THS CORN TRADE IN FRANCE. —The Liberte of Lille states that the decline in the price of wheat, which his moontly taken place in different markets, may be ex petted to make further progress owing to the arrival in different northern sea port', and especially at Dunkirk, of nvnerons large cargoes of wheat. Naw TO THE PATRI OTIC FUND.—N•w Brwuwiek has Yawed the noble ex ample of patriotism set by Ceara. ay the big mail this colony. which, though offerfas may adva=i do e the emigrant, has hitherto ham elligeratively for warded to Raglaad , as a damallaa Se the Patois* a bill of 6,0001. . Ible am e Mei unloose* by the legislature at a yam allay, wife loss thaw 200,N0 hababilitals, may be saaellksi maeliseal; bat it does met IM have satisfied Iba yolnetie ealbadeeee of the who, as we make ibis Now Inerwisk papers of swat date, are is =ay COURty sad past l heal * le adopt ea awaara hli l a ite ll = to the gi ft by mane abeuriptisaa 00,000 1 Aria Prla .11 I I 30,000 1 +Axil° Asitrallan Gold sll WAIN 10e. tAnplo Calltenlan 10,000 10 +Seetraleaian 30,006 30 rtaarallaa 00,1100 I Australian Cordillera sll 00,000 1 Ave !hula all 9,000 60 Illeessavan Iron Sr Coal all 3 7 30,000 10 terltielt Ina 11.3 44 II WOO SS taraa.kep.(2l4.4B2l.pw. 314 16 3 6,000 30 De. 049804 wad Clia .11 1 14 11,000 30 118.111..kta Del Yes II 29 SI 110.000 1 mem% Crest 90,000 1 NllsANws.llla.Co.,Jaw. 1 1 idle 14006 40 0061 sOakitTrold 4 49 1 19 I/ 9 19 4 IIL 108pper Miura of Fa. all 43 49 3, 111 Ma. Pref. 76 CeaL all 3 dim far elteg.tA all 14 3 3 *Fortuna 1 I rant Newt Veit Seg. WI I I 21/ IGeneral 71, Grand Duchy of ladle all i i 186 11 Greet Polgooth all IN IO , ,000 *Unarm all 7 3 10,000 Luitteates 1 I 4Ms 103,019 allarisulta ...... ....... 90,000 New Granada 90,090 4N.Licares Mts. (WC, all 100,000 Nouveau Monde 10,000 50 Politeteud Wirer Load all 13 16 100, Port Plillap 90,00 0 Quirts Soot all 10,000 1140 tabyrnser Iwo 10,000 1 +Da New all II 11 7,000 30 Settles.° 60 Caw. III 44 3 00,000 I Soati tvitrallait ll I 14 1,000 10 Ills Croft 43,174 10.3.81 Malted Meslosa all 41 111 70,000 I 112aller 100,000 1 WOK Mariposa-- ...... all t Traesittsble by stumped data. de I. ad 121 I poi i3l" n 02 id no 117 „ 107 101 „ 100 103 i i4 PD :a M n ~I $7 “ „ Si Si 10 lei „ lin 17 10 10 70 72 „ 13 . 1 14 4 ad . 111 111 Si 'l= M i i lll Pa Di 144 Is II de 4 44 103 103 U IT 1•3 10 31 80 - - 1 Of dla 13 14 Al dil AT “ SS V 4 ii rh. i 107 101 554• 1004 i d see as •1 1 MONEY MARKET. Faimty EVINING. _ • The pacific rumours transmitted from Vienna, coupled with the continued influx of gold, caused the English funds to open with increased firmness this morning, and a further advance of about per cent. was for some time maintained. In the afternoon, on news of flatness on to-day's Paris bourse, a partial reaction ensued, but the closing quotations were still / per cent. higher than those current at four o'clock yesterday. Business was the reverse of active. At Paris to-day the French funds closed rather Frankfort than yesterday, ow i ng t o specu l at i ve sa l es . A t Frankfort Austrian stock has risen / per cent. The other continental stock markets exhibit steadiness. Consols for the 11th of April opened at 93f to 2, improved to 931, and closed at 93f to 1. For money the final quotation was 931. The official bust new report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1, t, ; ditto, for account, April, 931, 1, ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 80, 79. Three-and-a-Ralf per Cant. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1869, 991. India Stock, 226. Exchequer Bills resists quotettBe. to 9.. rem, and India Bonds lls. to 14s. prem. In the foreign stock market attention continues mainly directed to Turkish, which rose to 80 to 81, and closed at 80! to a. Mexican and Spanish were rather firmer, and other descriptions well sup ported. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 99 to 101 ; ditto Four -and- a- Half per Cents., 89 to 91. Mexican, 201 to 21. The corn market to-day was firm, and English wheat in some cases realised a slight advance on Monday's rates. The arrivals of specie continue heavy. The amount brought in by the steamer Argo is 70,685 ounces of gold and 8,0411. in sovereigns, from Port Phillip, and 5,553 ounces of gold from Sydney—worth in all about 310,8001. The Swarthmore has also brought in 80,000 ounces of gold from Port Phillip. These two arrivals represent an aggregate value of at least 550,0001., the whole of which is expected to be sent into the Bank. The foreign exchanges maintain a favourable appear ance. In several cases a further improvement was this afternoon observable, but at this advance more disposition was evinced to take bills than on Tues day. The business transacted, however, was not ex tensive. Paper on Hamburg was negotiated as high as 13.7'; but money was generally to be obtained at 13.7. The rate on Paris touched 25.20, at short, and 25.47 f at 3 months, and that on Amsterdam 11.191. For drafts on Frankfort there was some inquiry at 181 to Z. On St. Petersburg, Vienna, and Trieste, no alteration of moment occurred. St. Petersburg letters of the Bth inst. mention that the exchange on London had risen to 361 d. The tallow market has been declining throughout the week, and closed to-day altogether without _ recovery. - The half-yearly dividends on the Chilien loans are advertised for payment. The numbers are at the same time published of 72 Three per Cent. Bonds, of 1001. each, and of 52 Six per Cent. Bonds, of 1001. each, which have been cancelled ; also of SS bonds of the latter loan, which are to be paid off on the 31st inst. A call of 41. is to be paid on the extension shares of the East Indian Railway Company by the 10th April. Land and bank shares to-day were steady. South Australian Land shares were quoted higher. Crystal Palace also improved, closing at 3 3-16 to 3 5-16, and the Preference shares at &to 1 prem. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 101; ; Canada Land, at 120; General Screw Steam, at 15 to 15,1 ; and Peninsular and Oriental, at 57/ to 581. Illinois Cen tral Seven per Cent. Bonds, 1875, are quoted in the Stock Exchange list, 69 to 70 ; ditto Seven per Cent. (Free Land), 1860, 1 to 2 prem. ; and New York and Erie, 3rd Mortgage Bonds, 1883, 81 to 83. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Marchlo, when:compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Circulation issue Circulation active 18,967;830 Decrease 130,425 Public deposits 4,828,237 Decrease 204,917 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 11,542,385 Decrease 84,078 Othersecurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 906,130 Increase 3,671 The Rest The Reserve (viz., notes arid coin in banking department) The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public deposits Other deposits increase.. 542,046 Notes and bills in circulation £204,947 decrease.. Rest • On the other side of the aceouat : Government:securities decrease .. 84,078 Other securities ----- ________ ____ __ . _ Coin and bullion increase .. Total The large increase of 431,6861. forms a very satis factory feature in this return, the more especially as —with the present favourable position of the foreign exchanges, and with such large arrivals of gold—a further considerable increase in this item must cer tainly be looked for. This influx of gold into the Bank affects of course several other heads of the return. The alteration most out of the usual course is the diminution of 204,9471. in the Treasury de posits, instead of the increase usually noticed at this period of the financial quarter. BANK OF ENGLAND.—An Account, pureuant to the Act 7th and sth Vic., e. 32, foe the week malice on Saturday. March It, 1665. .!".4 , 1! PF,P2 Netai Usual oO7ZinVaent Debt.— 111,91 41 NI Ocher decwitics ... 2,9E4,900 Gold Colo and Bullion 11,911,980 !Wm Bullion 5M,911,8t0 DA:li MO DI rogrieton . Capital it,663 ,, 00 Rat Public Nita linelud Ezebeq.. FAT. Bank , Commis. of Notional OcIA. and Ulv. Accts.) 028.237 Other pelwete germ-day andotberßlLlN 906,730 £35,076.979 March 15, 37374. Government &e villas incind. Mut Weigtit Annuity, Other Securities 14.880.n44 Notes Gold and ntiver Cote— 709.640 £35.07(4919 MARSHALL. age( Oashkr. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English funds opened steadily, but soon expe rienced a fall of I per cent., on rumours of unfavour able intelligence from Vienna and St. Petersburg. The market is now rather steadier, but prices are at present quoted 1 per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Consols for the 11th April were first marked 931, declined to 931 to 1, and are now quoted 931 to 1. For money the present quotation is 931. The Five per Cents. Annuities have been dealt in at 118 ; India Stock, at 227 to 2271; Exche quer Bonds, 1839, at 991; and Exchequer Bills, at 6s. to 9s. prem. Foreign stocks are generally steady. Turkish, after touching 81, has receded to 80 to -. Mexican is quoted 201 to 21 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 tot ; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 621; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs. at 941; Bardinisn at 87 to 88 ; Russian Four-and•a•Half per Ceuta., at 90; and Buenos Ayrean, at 531. SHREWSBURY Alin BIRMINGHAM RAlLWAY.—Traffic for week ending Merck 1141856, 1,4141.9.. 4d. ; correspond , log week, 1854, 8161. 6s. 2d. SHREWSBURY AND CHESTER RAlLWAY.—Traffic 'foe week ending Merck 11,1865, 2,1291.3.. 9d. ; correspond , big week, 1864, 1,8881. 16s. 74. Boum WALES RAlLWAY.—Traffic receipts far the weekending March 11, 1855, 4,6581. 81. 11d.; Car ra p• I buweek, 1864.4,2781. le. 105. WESTERN RAILWAY OE FRAHM—TaIe kr the week eliding Merck 11, 1866, 6,7271. ; eseceopeedieg week, 1864 4,0904. 126,754 431,686 (THREEPEN CE. MINES. PRIMLY EVENINO. A fair amount of general business has been done to-day in home mining stocks. Transactions have taken place at the following prices: Wheal Basset, 320; Alfred Console, 141 to 141; Bedford United, 9 to 91 • Wheal Treftisis ' 12 to 121 ; Stray P ar k, 8 to 9 ; irelowetb, 21 to 3 1i Sortridge Consols, 21 to 21; East Gnonis Lake, 1/ to 2; Nantros and Penrhiw, 11 to 11; Vale of Towy, 95. to 10s. The gold mining shares continue without inquiry. United Mexican abates were in marked demand, sod rose 15s. per share. Imperial Brazilian were t3rmar. The Trewetha Moe sold to-day 24 toas of silver lead on at 271. 6s. 6d. per toil. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLomt. The gold mining shares remain dull. Agna Fria shares, however, are rather firmer, at to • Nouveau Monde are q uo t e d to 3-16 ; Colonial Gold ,' 5-16 to 7-16; and Great Nugget Vein, to I—all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 301 to 311; Peel River, 21 to 3; North British Aus tralasian 1 dis. to par ; and S co tti s h A us t ra li a' Investment, I to t prem. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 41 to 5; Cobre, at 491; National Brazilian (Cocaes) at 11; and the Preference shares of the Company of Copper Miners in England at 241. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day, at the following quotation. win, :—Tosm Tallow 465, nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. Bd. ; May and June, 48a. MARI= ATIMAGES.—Town tallow, 50a.; fat by ditto, 2s. ; yellow Russian, 495. 6d. ; melted stuff, 365. ; rough ditto, 225. Gd. ; tallow grates, 121. ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports ths supply short; prices without alteration. Prima meadow hay, 70s. to 80s. ; superior, 8.55. to 989. ; inferior, 601. to 60s. ; rower', Qs. to 80s.; clover, 90s. to 1155.; mond cat, SOs. to 100 s. ; straw, 24a. to Xs. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supply of vegetables is improving. Some good French Endive, Lettuces, Radishes, Globe Artichokes, and Carrots may now be obtained. French Apples are also largely imported; they fetch about Br. per bushel. Gelid Pears are scarce; they consist of Ne Plus Meuris, Benne Ranee, and Easter Benne. Seville Oranges bring from 7s. to 14$. per hundred ; common sorts, from 2s. Si. to 10s. per hundred. Chestnuts, from 10$. to 24.. per bushel ; Spanish Nuts, 14e. to 20s. per bushel; Barcelona, ]Be. to 245.; French Al monds, 24r. per bushel, 651. per cwt. ; and Brazil Nuts, 201. Increased quantities of good Cornish Broccoli continue to reach the market. Spanish Onions may be bought for 21. per dozen. Carrots or Turnips are dear. Potatoes are lower in price than they were last week. A few new ones from France have been sold at from 11. 6(1. to 2.. per pound. Lettuces realised 9d. to Is per score. Cut flowers consist of Passion flowers, Bignonia veouste, Tulips, Heliotropes, Euphorbias, Poinsettias, Camellias, Chinese Primroses, Heaths, and Roses. FRUIT. Pine Apples, per lb., Gm to IM - TAPples, per bushel, 4s, 6d to les Pears, per hag-dere, 7s to 10e dessert, pa dos, ell tole 71COP,TABLE4. all,B purple, per bundle, 6 - 1,3 white, per bundle, 2s. tote °Wages, red, per doe., 2.• to k Brussels Sprout; p. half tiers, 1. tots French Brim, per 100, Se to 48 Rhubarb, per boa., le. to Is. dd Osaka* per punnet, la 6d to Se Asparagus, per 100, 4. to S. Potatoes, per ton, 90e to 130. per cwt., Seed to Se per bash., lead to to Carrots, p. bunch, 6d to ed furulp., do., Sd to 44 Cucumbers, each, I. 6d to 2a 64 Spinach, per sieve, Se to to ----- Beet, per des., Is ( 1:1 to 24 Celery, per bundle, le to Is 6d °name, per hu.hel. L ad to 44 6d Leeks, per bunch, Id td 1d Shallots, tar Ib, 44 toad Garlic, per lb., 6d to 64 Endive per score, Is .'d to Is Lettuces, Cab., p. score, Od to Is Co., per score, 54 I.le ed Small Salad, p. pun., 24 to Id Horse Radish, per WI., fa to to lit ash roetus, per pot., 2s •o Ps Chilies, per IGO, Is to Is 6d Parsley, per bunch, 44 to Sd Sweet herbs, per ►unch, 2d to 4d Mint, green, do., ad to Is MAIL POE AUSTRALIA.—To-night the clipper ship, Ballarat, will be detained in the Downs till Sunday morn ing, in order to afford merchants an opportunity of answer ing their letters per Argo. All letters, newspapers, &c., in tended for despatch on this occasion must be speeially ad dressed " per ship Ballarat," at Deal, and posted to-night, Saturday. Pans MONEY.—Last night's Gazette contains s notice to the officers and company of 11.111. sloop King fisher, that certain monies, being shares of bounties on cap tured slavers, await them at the agent's. Judging from this amounts receivable, there is nut likely to be any dangerous rush for the payments in question. Tie shares due on "a cutter, name unknown," seised in 1847. are for thirteenth class, one penny farthing per man; twelfth class, ono penny three farthings ; and so on up to the seventh class, which is entitled to claim nine-pence farthing. TRAINING REFUGE FOR DESTITUTE GIRLS.—The fifth annual meeting of this institution woe Geld last even ing at the Literary Institution, Portman•rquare; It. E. Broughton, Esq., presided, end addresses were delivered by the Rev. K. Dibdin, Rev. 11. Hatch, J. Payne, Esq., J. R. Fordham, Esq., and other gentlemen. The report stated that t►e expenditure en the year bad been 6691., and the receipts 7861., but the balance had been made up by donations. 18 girls base been placed in service during the year, and 36 remain in the Refuge. 129 have been admitted since its establishment. CRYSTAL PALACE.—ONE SHILLING DAY. Friday, March 16. Admiuion on payment, 940 ; ditto by auxin tick.% 350. 1: T0ta1, 1,290. THE BRAZIL MAILB.—The Constitution steamer, which was to have left the Mersey this (Saturday) morning for the Brasil, and West Coast, has been detained until Monday. Letters posted in Liverpool up h, 9 a.m. on the 17th (Monday) will be in time. They must be marked " Per Conatitucion," or " Per private ship." THE ADDITIONAL DUTY ON MALT.—Yesterday a return, procured by Mr. Bess, M.P., was printed, show ing the additional duty imposed by the act last year. The stock was 4,751,865 bushels; and the additional duty has posed last year was 952,6771. 13. 94 MELANCHOLY DEATH.—On Sunday morning last, the body of a schoolmaster, of Wihill, near Pateley Bridge, was found dead near Harrogate. The deceased, whose name was John Waller, had been on the previous day on a visit to his father at Knaresborougb, and on his way home bad called at several public , houscs at a place called Burnt Gates, where he remained uutil a late hour. Becoming the worse for liquor, he missed his way on resuming his Jour ney, and was found the following morning in the snow, having fallen a victim to excess of drink and the inclemency of the weather. A dog, which he bad in company with bim, drew attention to the lifeless body of its master, by barking at a passer-by. TICI2IO.—The New Zurich Gazette states that the commission formed by the committee of the people to exsmine as to whether a charge of high treason ought not to be brought against the principal authors of the dis turbances in the Canton of Ticino, has just denounced to the Council or State the names of MM. Stoppani of Ponte ' Tressa'; Polari, of Moriote •Airoldi, of Lug..no ; Fransoni, of LOCUIIO and Advocate Cattaneo, of Fordo, as chiefs of a systematic and anti-national opposition, as founders of • violent and anarchical press, as constant calumniators of the authorities mud of the country, as exciters to rebellion, and, consequently, as guilty of high treason. A letter from Bellinsona of the 9th, in the Piemonte of Turin, states that the differences existing between the Canton of Ticino and Austria are about to be settled, and that new instructions have been sent for that purpose by the Federal Council to the delegates at Milan. THE NEW METAL.—The attention of the Academy of Sciences was, some months since, directed to a discovery made by M. Sainte-Claire Deville, professor of chemistry at the Superior Normal School , in cocju n c t ion w ith M. Wohler, professor of chemistry at the University of Gottingen, of a new metal, to which the uame of aluminium was given. The Emperor, on hearing of it, ordered that every enc , uregcment should be given to utilise the discovery, and some manufactured apecimine of this metal will appear at the Es htbition. In a report made to the Emperor by the Minister of Public Instruction, proposing that the two above-named mavens shall be pro moted to the rank of officers in the Legion of Honour as a reward for their scientific skill, we find the following: "when this extraordinary motel, light ss glass, white and shining as silver, almost as unchangeable as gold, malleable and ductile in the same degree as these precious metals , • . strong as any form this metal, elan shag 16.0.a.rt5,r jaw way and w thr am ezzruir Se. wkish Noptdas 16610ay!nif, geMial Asadaase Is followed I OaNaomi. a iron, and which capable of being wirked into s by casting, by the hammer, and by the file • when el, which is found in abundance ig-Mitrumainonest Al have taken is place in the dorerstie enirctdorsknd ,no astonishment will be fell eVlitir . . , fat• poot ActS our Majesty his given in or o rd 141 .y • r and less costly. Oace m lt 'Ad ed. spilling is connected in scie 81 liasevery of the &coos ' Wan , •r• leb poured for Davy the •• - leo , . aL, Ms led to this not less • • ...., ~,,t odes oe potties' slay into a • . . 1 , • il Inver is its anehangeabl 1 1" . , . , :191 . 71,. re on the very mhos of • . . .•"/ ".4 7. - - asi Eby a deep* suable thy bp - ..>' • SO LI 7 70 74 U 34‘ 70 j 101 ell i i I PI