The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-26 00:00:00

Ttt 13 er t • .‘f •, tel''' C. `~ tG rON and WESTMINSTER BANIL—Th• areple-ter Breach of this Bank was OM ID as TRIDAT, On lOW% at dr Ter perry Offices, No. 211, dined. _ yid d o oak b. fikno,oon aterliag, in 50,000 BilSt•B el lb ; M we of SIM Ms bra paid oa each share. so that the idied . ' .. NOW elleini so Ind• k r isSlAPirselse darned pirtaers, whom rases are • re itempe.a% awl an printed with the Maaal lediderdeselses . Means 1•10 received oa the sun principles as doss Amen W the Leedom Makers. igia bag la) spurn see resind wpia Wart. Tee thew Or are granted, sifileddipssiFessigft oilicrilirres an nun M . t CU re id renders os the scetinest. J W . Genera Manager. tartan, Jess 111. 103. TEE ASYLUM LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, 72, C00 1ti11t.1.04002. Esti 1624. Ciollll.lo/ -.101114 CUOMO:4T WIIITILIIA2I, reg. /41141 4 4 as 114•113.4: OW sped Livery at lima and Weld. for 41 1 1 1•1 11111 7 1.601 Wafts them go rompilpigrir opwars., meow raimmotpe r o e Pr NANLET MOF►llitl, Boldest Under. --------- NETHERLAND S LAND ENCLOSURE COMPANY. Mlle AthIOCINVO OZNERAL MEETING of the Shareholders retie m p e a l , beld at the Loodon Timers on the 23th WA., the tot• neminttees were d : M g pnsendatbti of the mann of the committee debar. be OM. 110 Ifs LM theetors take all oesemasy steps to carry tat elect the edwale. HI PM , vwd to with report, at the enamel general r rid ebareheedere to be held at tie Hague.= the lad of July, 'ad thelest * l ake of the sharektoWers be given to the eonmelttoe WSW MINIM ia prey sting the report. ila the Utah. of the swung be given to the Chairman and Me el the Company. By order of the Board. G. FAISON, Secretory. s. Atetakle.pbee. Inake.teidge, hoe 23, le , 3,. VON AUSTRALIA and the COLONIES.—Ligh and dont& K is psern OIRINO.—CROGOoN'S PATENT .eItatROOVING IMO bleperriwas to Ma, ram use Ego. sod Ms trot totted by • lessy sad exceeds* per saisoos is silawietwe. asses bait the dolor required to slaws, au be laid co oth mone s Moat NO lesEtti o t T e unpractised proms. P N.CONDUCTING Pelt RICE ONE PENNY 11101Q01110 Orect oe eetai sews Wets awl pipes eases It per sent of teal.— twowENV wetun osisie Sint by past as &mikados to CROLIOON DO4PO•ES.BILL, LONDON, who also supply ititlT gpla JMt sad 1:401,01101 ,8 Felt tor damp walls .ad dais. Mirada to visages die umaperat um. -------------- SOUND and WHITE TEETH its not only indis pose* tyqui.l . • tos *Mktg *SWIM 111 bob ma% bat they be ZZly &promoted WM" Ws so lay owebratio to Math mg ty. Mom. We MINN ofieod be tbe pur mraLANtre ODONTO eit Dorm ma wok 0111. Ili Illediadig ail unirsolaseemis" lad tiallettiai • yobbo oilman to tbe minslit4 weft% toiradop epees et is. *bat tory. taetas the ems Ina awl NC. Baia/tit .. rn ... ~..........4, tit, botionode bluely" Imam Ind parley Me be bre•Ul. Pon ft. Id. per boa. ‘. =4;t74 —The monis . a n e w' 04,1110'w as lb. Wet. sod 6. A. ROW LAND ead bO,lO, ta, Iloampeass," oa the &ow 'remnant asap Amid ea ash too. told by ttma. dad by Camaro and Nehmen. ------- ._ IRIESEMAIL—On the 29th of May, 1896, to !mow ton ale granted by the iltiftt (wort of Choi i tit Jute ',Atomism woo mod. perpetual. Mama kaiak Ha sod when. to re•tvain time sem it le! oiler apeseft of SOX. tbi• otedieler. wldeli le tatters Moo of gailas4, sot seemed I.4A7seTe-dt de Plu mes de Fano, ohd the bolooloi Cells. d Illefelse. Ilium. tneemer, No. I, is a eemeW Set relonlie% eguilloo siel eilemlled 01tIto Orlin. WONNale~Wk. M mo elir girt cr i eZ on ee days, tionekWy sal node* endelbll ell I wldeli aria hen es Wiled tbsoilids =Om la:Xd el lb. Wide el a ma poles el tbe posokillea. Pa, s, ie ilhe west eselmaill me* ter Ilea dm d dminsia. vdortundetn. Ilke bob vldi woe Imeerttable flosavadonagt 1 = eifiogiolboh. ri= ill ilke ornaporillo in te. liellii and diden. Weer sw. NIA S. NA 4 are elite tke el Wes se add. sod d al umillos vs/Ida. M eill Mg ay lb en tbe dad Idie sidled di* OM in tie 01111•11.111 The VS. kir pint us lidz s coddl. bik... ........tcra-4:-.1.....411.=' sal Os. Odaddossi; OW: shill i. liore. Ildiddier, =r l 7 Pr iet=di ni ng' iddinSaVa l d is tgin• 1 • " Woutaorototoierteoot, Nis. ___--------- Twelfth Mks. BM bound ~~leae 16119tret. HOIKEOYATHIC DOMhSTIA , mEuICENE. ByM Devoid of all technicality. No inedlcine liver:ribs! without the indications for ha •election, and the genet doer to be adirmacteraL An excellent work for famillec end mi..losarie , A Medicine Mat for ibis work, prise 55a An EPITOME of the AMOY& Price An A Guide to them who are 6iirona of commenclna the liontatopstAM Westmont in Wally peso• Iles A CAA for title wort, pries Ma q.. • Carnage tree o.dva=l or prat-ado order. James Lath tit. Pull' sad it,Verwetrect, Oiford-strairt. Jwt minium& new end tmoroglid SAVES,EIIe , IL. MBE J. a Fero of Paperr,prelenting the meat prominent eat important Practical Potnts in the Treatment of the Danne. By RAWAD the OL ,D. Yellow of the of Pbrgetane, late &Woe mom= to Boni tonsmart for Insaaam of the Cheat. So. Also. Ay the lame Author, price vie. nit. • TREAT'S!. op ASTIIIIA and DlSKatig.iel the lILAYT. Lannon Laarrmait and Oa A DAILY oNE G PER LONDON NEWSPAPER, FOR SHILLIN WEEK. lbe Proprietors of the DAILY NEWS have determined that upon Me Repeal <f the Compolsory Stamp. their Evening Paper, the LlPEtke, Prise TWOpENcE, CNoTAMPED, *hall be produced eceiplete to all the feature• of an Imperial Newspeper. Sleek. The EXPRESS will report Public Meetings, the Money. Share Lad general Markets, the Courts of I.lw and Police, the events of the day, and all matters of general Intact to the hour of pub/f -eign. The War and Foreign Intelligence of the Eames will be full, late, lied reliable. 7be Elena will mann at least Twenty-two Columns of News end Islet igenee: acid any I crewed rlttniaut by Adv. , raw:neon on its mare will be met by an kern*/ in the size of the Paper. It be published so as to mesh any plate within Seventy Mee Of Loudon by Keilway by au early hour on the same cycling. Order, teem the Courtry tor tiortamped agues must be given through aa Aunt in the (*enemy Town, and may be addreesed to the Pahisa, er, W. EING HALES, at the OfSee, 10, Duarenratreet, ihatitreet, leaden. THIS DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING P SPILL, prise id. II • Doane !Arra! banal, Me adamateof tree tammerae an d Si all round reforms. la the went and ce , se of Ito rowel news—in the manreey of Its hw flipartA, awl is the varied mercantile an.i eoutaaeredal Worms. tica caLudne l to the say, raters', end monetary artleterthla paper anourpeemaL SPECIAL 001IREAPOSIDENTS AT Tan BEAT OF WAR. ITN FOREIGN NEWS IS RELIABLE AND ISPAITIAL. An rze,tenerly early report of ablpplag In Um Indian Sem is sop. Ord to It by e'er, Overland Sled, and it contains THE ONLY DAILY MINING limn, *ilk Bet of pr ae - - IT EX/Mean ALL OFFT,IIIVZ ADTVITISIMITSTII. It im etrieuy oadeprodeot. Anal though T." 1 1" by alb " libt Y 'MI Um any e itaeocuisporsnas. Oil. pePre www , auar sod early talesman" melueved toe habil a cluractbr porettoo cat titeribe to say. To be ordered of any boot oiler or newer ail In the king4cat ; or at W Aro. In, Ihraveroareet, Phret-A'reer. relas. N.B. II di be szyselabobl nbtalming the paper by ~Aft Pat a • reduced odes, the pobiLmher will, on bbyticatiais. farbisli Obi Owe. of Dews sweats reedy to supply It. at Ins. 6.1. per quarter, pad le Mews by Prot-eflee order. leY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY t Tuts° rogr, 19.1.601. per qr, Fropurat in advisee, 311AUDOIL. N. Unser Altany.t„ Argeoes4art, Bookireller W New* A PALIN NEWS LENT TO READ. from 8 a.m. AU at Is. roe work; euppind ta town y/ country. at p.a., to 31. plr day, at Mt. par rotate/ ;by Ur. if &LIMO, Om Ascot, It, TAM w 4 inatahiam I)AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in Lon 94, don, at lie. per qoarter.—SENT by M(HUSH4() Hyaratarmie. rmino no., V*. Get. per qrH. ADAMS, 9, Heetesterer, Iles Meat. BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TMEdO lUD; soppttod tile acmatry by amiss past, st . IrsZv... pa e . te id la strum. Y. BUltbleg. Ortyptarrsos. Woot logtragnit. The ached Committee of the Houle of Lords, appointed to consider Earl Shaftesbury's bill for the limi tation of the hours of labour amongst needlswomon, report that it is iaezpadiant to proceed milk the consideration of the sessare. A bill to repeal the stamp duty on orders for &nay p-ise money has been brought into the Hones of Common. by Mr. Peel and Kr. Sweetie, snit has bees printed. The South Eastern Gazette states that Mr. A. J. Stretford Hop*, some time since announced as the candi date intended to be brottAt forward by the Tories on the occurrence of the first vacancy in the Parliamentary rep Mutation of Maidstone, has withdrawn his claims; the sea assigned assigned being that the number of signatures attached Is the requisition forwarded to him were too few to give • saissoshis hope of nevem GITPTAL PALACL-4111ILLIPIO DAT.--JOISE 26.-- atliduk°s ao Perms, 7,749 ; ditto by moos *kit% atTetal, 8,361. NO' WWI IRELAND. DUBLIN, Joni 26. The feelings of commercial men here, in common with those of the rest of the community, are of course painfully affected by the sad news of the last few days, and the effect hes been unfavourable in mer cantile transactions ; but this dulness appears to have been only momentary, and the public depression of Friday and Saturday gives way to the complete confidence which the people feel in our glorious army and in that of our allies. News of triumphs that will counterbalance our loam is looked for with -... --......._. ardent hope. The weather continues most favour able to the growing crops, and the spirits of the people at large are buoyed up with the prospect of a most abundant harvest. The Bank of Ireland has reduced its rated to 31 per cent. for English and Scotch bills, and 4 per cent. for Irish. Even at these moderate rates, however, the demand for money is not large. NAVAL AND MILITARY. 1 ADMIRALTY, JUNE 23.—APPOIKTMENT8.--Nana l Cadets W. li. Bond, to the Alarm, 26, at Davenport ; A. ii. Lmtg, to the Castor, 36, at Chatham ; M. C. C. Roberts, to the Date of Wellington, 131, strew steamship of 700. hone power, in the Billie; J. Chapman, lion. C. F. C. Wellesley, and A. K. Wilson, to the Royal Albert, 121, screw deanship of 600. horse power, Mediterranean station. PORTSMOUTH, Join 25. The Imperiellite, 51, screw steam frigate Captain Watson, C.B , sailed to-day for the Baltic, taking super numerary mantes for the fleet. The Arabi', No. 95, steam transport, Captain Store, came into harbour this afternoon to land the men, 26 in number, she hu brought from the But. Her past service emulated in the conveyance of horses from Marseilles to Kautieseh Bay, and it is probable she will be again employed in this duty, as she has the fittings for horses still standing. Considerable progress has been made in the equipment of the ships' launches fitting at this port for the Black Sea; 16 are nearly finished, and it is expected will be out of hand by the end of the week. Steamers are to take them out. There will be about 50 altogether of this description of gun boat. Yesterday 120 recruits and volunteers from the Militia were inspected at the Recruiting Department, Dela kar•atreet, Westminster; and, having been paid the extra bounty for entering line regiments, 24 of the above number being for the household infantry, were marched to the drill quarters, Magazine, Hyde-park ; the balance being for infantry regiments on service in the Crimea, were billetted for the night, and will proceed this afternoon to join the provisional batfalions at Winchester, Parkhurst, Isle of Wight, and Chatham. Within the past week upwards of 60 cavalry :maids passed through the metropolis en mute for the depots at Brighton, Canterbury, and Maidstone; and 54 fine young fellows, enlisted for the Royal Artillery, proceeded to the head-quarters, Woolwich. The Eithorne Faith Middlesex Militia has in creased its number to 10 - .0 men. The recruiting parties are all called in. Ina few days the men will be attested for foreign service, and march from Uxbridge to Dover previous to embarking for Malta. The Edmonton Second Middlesex Rifle Militia will muster at Bernet, under the command of Lord Enfield, daring the ensuing month, to be trained mid embodied. The staff are now engaged filling up the required number of recruits. The officers of the English transport steamers who have been at Genoa, to take out Sardinian troops to the Crimea, have written home glowing accounts of the ►ospi talities they have received from alt clames of the Genoese while stopping in the harbour. Numerous balls and parties were given, to which the English officers were invited, and made favoured guests. Great enthusiasm was manifested by the Sardinians in the ewe of the wee. ELECTIOY OF SHERIFFS. Yesterday a Common Hall was held for the elec tion of two fit and proper persons to act as Sheriffs of Lan don and Middleeez for the eassiag year. The Loin MAYOI4 aesompanied by several of the alder men and the sheriffs, and attended by the principal officers of the corporation, proceeded in state to the Guildhall, and commenced the proceedings at 1 o'clock. The choice et the livery fell upon Alderman Kennedy and Alderman Role, who were accordingly declared sheriffs for the ensuing year, amidst the acclamations of their fellow citizens. The Hall was then, after the unanimous reelection of Sir John Key, Bart., as Chamberlain, and of the other officers in the appointment of the Livery, dissolved. COURT OF ALDERMEN. After the Common Hall was held, s Court of Al dermen took place. The chamberlain and the bridge mas tars, and other officers, were severally sworn in. POOR PRIRONEN.II IN vent-mum STREET OAOL. Alderman Fleeces presented, and entreated particular a tt e ntion to, a memorial from certain poor prisoners ec c. fined in the debtors' gaol in Whitecroes•street, for County Court debts. The memorial submitted that, while gentl:- on debtors confined in the prison for amounts between 601. ✓d 10,000/. were allowed the privileges of exercise in the Mk, and frequent communication with their friends, the neensorialisvi, who were locked up for 10s. or 12s. each, were denied any indulgence of the kind, except under restrictions of a very painful nature, and it prayed the court to make Inquiry . , with the view to extend the accommodation to the woorialista. Alderman FARIBROTUER said the subject was well worth tlio consideration of the court. It was too bad, that es of t while he wskild of prodigality enjoyed all the advantag gmthe poor fellow who was a rrested for a few shillings be prevented from the opportunity of seeing a friend min might be disposed to release him from hi. calamitous position. (Hear, hear.) He thought it would be advisable to refer the matter to the Gaol Committee, in order that the visiting magistrates might be consulted as to the best means of giving the relief sought by the memorialists ; and, in his opinion, it would be no desecration ol the Sabbath to extend the indulgence of visits on Sundays. (Hear, hear.) the motion was then unanimousey agreed to. On Saturday morning the Roman Catholic Bishop of Oalway, the Right Rev. L. O'Donnell, sat down to breakfast in apparently sound good health. Suddenly be wee seised with illness, and within a very brief time ceased to elist. The North British Daily Mail of yesterday says, "Reports from various puts of the country describe tie weather sa admirable for vegetation. The crops as 110. greasing wonderfully, and a continuance for a short time a su ch weather as we have ha d during the put time a bring them quite up to the average of good years. Saturn day was warm and beautifal. Yesterday was somewhat dull and lowerieg, with occasional light and refresh's. showers : the air was cool and pleasant." Lieut. James Marshall, killed in front of Sebas topol, was, says the Leeds Mercury, the son of Thomas Rom eagle Marshall, Esq., judge of the Leeds County Cant. Father Mathew has been staying at Southampton, At the catholic chapel, when he was present, a number of Irish erased sad obtained his blessing. The English mail for Lisbon, which left London on the 9th instant. and the French mail for Lisbon, which left Paris on the 10th instant, were burnt in the province of Burgos. Captain Robinson, R.N., who has been engaged in Isylekdown the telegraphic cable in the Bleck Sea, came home is the Sultan, and proceeded to London yesterday, to gement himself to the Admiralty. Twenty-two railway carriages were filled with ex earsionists from Lamina to Southampton on Sunday. The Medina steamer went round the Isle of Wight yesterday with a large number of excursionists from Southampton and Cowes. 'I he Contractor steamer brought to South ampton yesterday eighty eseanionists from Poole : one of them fell °onboard clots to the Southampton p ools : lie was unable to swim, and just as he was sinking he caught bold of a rope throws to him and was saved. The Tyne vessels that now leave for the Mediter ranean, says the Kassala , Chemists, are amply prepared to give the Riff Pirates a taste of their quality if they should gut with them. Swivel gaol, Nisi. Shudder, and other weapons are in great demand inO Thursday, a handsome little brig, the Beatrice, of South Shields, left for Constantinople. Her master and part OMNI Mr. James Southern. not only had a goodly cowl. eismelt of muskets, swivel guns, 4te., on board, for his crew in cam of an attack, but took with him :,LE. rifle, with which, if ha were chased, he would M able to pick the steersman of the boat off at a distance a 400 yards. MONET ORDER OPFicg s.—On and after the Is the tut. July, major stoney order °Mole will be oposed at illsammsdamed places :—Nonsentes , Yorkshire: Craton', in the London distriat. Miser mosey MAN elMess will be opened at the nadermentioned ow plane on M OM ails : Randsworth, Stallordeltim; and las', N Rad om, Itelmwhire; Prises Tows, Dam; Dal MAIL THE SUNDAY BEER BILL Yesterday afternoon, a meeting of the committee the Licensed Vitalisation' Defence Assodation was held the altos., 104, Fleet-street, for the purpose of considering what steps should be taken, it order to support Mr. Berke ley in his motion (for this evening) for • select committee to inquire into the working of the Sunday Beer Bill during, the time it has bun in operation. Mr. B. Foams, president of the association, occupied the chair. In addition to the committee of management, there were present :—Mr. Ridings and Mr. losbna, of Manches ter; Mr. Allen, of Bristol; with several other gentlem a who have taken • warm interest in this much-dispited question. After considerable consultation, the committee repaired to the lobby of the Rowe of Commons, sad had interviews with the to lowing members :—The Attorney-Gemini, Sir William Moleswurth, Sir William Clay, Sir Joseph Paxton, Mr. Gore Langton, Mr. Ku Seymer, Mr. Villiers, Mr. W. J. Fox, Mr. Otway, Mr. W. 8. Lindsay. Mr. klairrougb, Mr. Scholefield, Mr. Brady, Mr. Wilson Patten. Mr. Wil kinson, Mr. Doneombe, Mr. Ansley Palate, Mr. Butler , Mr. Footsie, Mr. Langton, Mr. G. F. Betkeley, Mr. John Bright, Mr. Frankly., Mr. Cobbett, and Mr. Keogh. The committee explained to the various members that they believed the select committee would be the best mode of placing their case fairly before the house with a view to • total repeal of the Sunday Beer Act of last session, or such an extensive modification as would be satisfactory to the public and not injurious to the interests of the licensed victuallers as • body. Mr. Foster and Mr. Span repre sented in a very forcible manner that the incensing/see suf fered by the public was beyond anything which hon. mem- IS ben could possibly be aware of ; and, whatever certain ILL parties might cinplate to the contrary, the fact was that nearly 400,0t.0 signatures of bona fi de adult individuals bad been already transmitted to the Detain Association, and a so very large addition was ready to be forwarded from various towns in the provinces ; in fact, the greatest dissatisfaction at at was manifebt wherever inquiry was made. Whilst the fa licensed victuallers were endeavouring to obtain a repeal of the measure, the public were not idle, although silent, as is evinced by the readiness with which petitions were signed m whenever an opportunity occurred. They were anxiously watching the progress of the committees labours, e f t watching it was not too much to aver that the fact of the Defence Association being, recognised by at the public as acting for them in this question fit, had prevented such demonstrations u startled the metro. M. peke on Sunday last. If an inquiry before • *elect corn mime was granted, the association could sufficiently it . ' establish, by the unimpeachable testimony of disinterested ix witnesses, that the act was felt by the public at large to be 30 tyrannical, oppressive , and in utter defiance of thew wants el and Mr. Berkeley exit Mr. Villiers bad an interview with Sir George Grey, the Home Secretary, whilst the committee of the association were speaking to bon. members in the lobby, Ili and Sir George awned them that the government would et. oppose any alteration in the sot without the intervention St. and reccmme edition of a select committee of that house, and such a course was the only possible one to s ettle the wa eireetion. It was intimated that a compromise might be M s obtained by the introduction of • clause in Lord Rrbat jr, Grosvenor . * Sunday Trading Bill alteriug the tim e o f open- 10 ing and closing on the afternoon of Sunday from five * o'clock to eleven instead of from six o'clock to ten as at tk preseat, and that Mr. T. Duncombe would move the inset. Ito tion of each clause when the bill came again before the house. To this it was objected that Lord Robert g• Grosvenor bad signified his intention of emphatically pro- IS testing against any Interpolation clauses in his bill by second Ng, patties; and further, that after the deci . iv e demonstration of the public in Hyde Park on Sunday last against the ; Sunday Trading Bill, it was not likely to pass iato • law. II Mr. FOSTER said that the licensed victuallers represented Nu by the Defence Association were perfectly willing to sub. IS mit their case to a eeieet committee, and to allow it to stand 30 St. or fall upon its merits alone. 14 Mr. Allen, of Bristol ; Mr. Candid*, of Lancashire; Mr. s Ingham and Mr. Ridings, of Manchester ; and Mr. Cooley, a from Chatham, fully corroborated the statement of the St. metropolitan representatives as to the dissatisfaction of the 21 public so far as their respective towns were concerned. The : 0 6 result of the interview with hon. members was satisfactory et. to the committee in all respect , . so An adjournment then took place to Mr. Ager'e, the to Rungerford Hotel, Rungerford Market, when another le sitting of the committee was held ; Mr. Foam In the chair. l!! After some discussion the following resoluVon was unan i . Z. piously agreed to by the meeting : St. Moved by Mr. Inoue*, of Manchester; and seconded by 10 Mr. Ala.'s, of Bristol That this meeting having due * consideration to the convenience and necessities of the 7 public, as well u the interests of the trade , a nd after due s k inquiry amongst the most influential members of so client, is of opinion that any attempt to procure the repeal u or modification of the Sunday Beer Act will be a totol 26 le failure except by MUM of a committee of inquiry, which fa will afforo • fair and proper investigation of its unsatisfac. tory working, and will restore to the public those rights and so liberties which are now invaded." ID The committee then adjourned. so to ADMINISTRATIVB REFORM MEETING AT BRIGHTON. ILI 5 Yesterday a meeting of the inhabitants of Brighton, convened by Li-ut.-Colonel Fawcett, the mayor. in pur silence of a numerously-signed requisition, was held at the is Town-ball to enable the inhabitants to express their opinion Bt. on the question of administrative reform. The meeting was St attended by Admiral Sir George Pechell and Lord Alfred 'Hervey (the borough members), Dr. Hanson, Mr. J. G. Bass, and Mr. Cordy Burrows (magistrates), Aldermen 30 Beeilham, Hallett, Alger, Burn, Sswyer, The Mayon, in opening the proceedings, said that admi- 6 nistrative reform must begin with the constituenciee, and, St. to secure a proper exercise of the franchise, they must hays It. the ballot. The meeting was addressed by Mr. John Lawrence, Mr. et. C. Burrows, Mr. Bowen , M r. Cobb, Dr. Hanson, A dmiral Bia Sir George Pechell, and Lord Alfred Hersey 6o A resolution strongly condemning the present system of administering public affairs and insisting on the aeceasity of an immediate reform in the managements of the various s departments was unanimously adopted, as was also a Tote of to thanks to Mr. Roebuck, Mr. Layard, and the press in 10 general. Sir G. PICIIELL, in the course of his remarks, said that n Leyard laid cleim to be the ori g inator of the present ;p1 movement. The tory leaders put in a counter claim to the to same eG.ct, but it was the government of Lord John Russell St. ,1 who commenced the work of administrative reform by 81.1' taking the patronage of the navy yards from members of p ar liament. He (Sir George Nelsen) was quite prepared II to give effect to all practical reforms, and to remove all ut those who were inefficient, whether high or low. to Lord A. lIIRVEY, while deprecating the introduction of t7+ any schemes with respect to the arm y and rem., which bad Pi, not the sanction of the beat naval and military authorities, 11 said that he was willing to apply • preemies! remedy to all Droved abuses. The movement for administrative reform to had on former occasions been turned to the advantage of et. men who sought only to serve their personal ambition, yet Gt. he acknowledged there was an earnest wish on the part of a ei• large body of the people to accomplish this reform. Re was tt• ready to support any practical and well-mttured plan. 10 The meeting then broke up. 12S Ss Slit JOHN RENNIE, C.E., returned from Portugal in the Madrid mail packet on Sunday last. Ile has been to out to examine for the Portuguese government the seaports 1.0.11 of Portugal, and see what improvements can be made in them. It It is understood that his opinion is that the ameliora tion of the bars of Oporto and Figuero would be attended with very great expense, and that the only bar with which 5 anything can be done is that at Vienna. Me advisee the POTtlignelle government to make Lisboa the commercial centre, and to run a railway to Oporto. Tun KNOW-NOTRINO DECLARATION ON SLAVERY. The following resolutions respecting the slavery question lia.e been adopted by the platform committee of the Know- et . Nothing Convention at Philadelphia :—Rasoltr r ed, th a t a the e A m erican party, having ar isen up on the d despite of the opposition of the whig and democratic parties, cannot be held in any manner responsible for the obnoxious St.' acts or violated pledgi aof either ; that the systematic u siltation of the slavery quetion by those parties has elevated sectional hostility into a positive element of political 30 power, and brought our institutions into peril. It he,, U i t h er efore, become the imperative duty of the American 12i party to interpose for the plume' therefore, or giving peace to the 121 1 country and perpetuity to the Union; that, as experience 1 ,0 has shown, it is impassible to reconcile opinions so extreme AL as those which asp aaaaa the disputants; and, as there can be no dishonour in submitting to the laws, the at. N a ti o nal Council has deemed it the best guarantee of to justice and of future peace to abide by and6i ' maintain the existing laws upon the subject of slavery, as a final and conclusive settlement of that subject in spirit 60 and in substance. Resolved, that, regarding it the highest duty to now these opinions, upon a subject so important, 10 9, in distinct and unequivocal terms, it is hereby declared, u •I the sense of this National Council, that Congress possesses no power under the constitution to legislate upon the sub. 60 jest of slavery in the States, or to exclude any state from winsission into the Union because its constitution does or be doss not recogoim the institution of slavery se a part of the 26 social system, and expressly preternsitting any expression of iv opinion upon the power of Congress to establish or pro hibit slavery in any territory it is the sense of this National Council that Congress ought not to legislate upon the @ab ject of slavery salt exists in the district of Colombia, and that any interfeeenee of Congress with slavery, as it exists in the said district, would be • violation of the spirit and in tendon of the compact by which the State of Maryland u coded it to the United Rota, sod a broach of the national faith. SHAKE LIST& -•-- MONDAT ITWXf. The operations in the railway shire market to-day were very limited, but the feeling wu rather firmer, C though with little change in price. Great Western stock showed the chief improvement. so se _ _ _ THIS DAY, Two o'CLoos. iio The railway share market to-day is steady, with 1 : very little basinees, and no important variation from the closing quotations of yesterday. London and too North-Western stock is quoted 102 } to j ; Great ktl4 Western, at 67k tot ; Midland, 741 to k ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 811 to 82 ; South-Eastern, 18$ to $ ; s Caledonians, 311 to a ; and Great Northern, 23k to a. French lines remain steady at the final range of ) 4 04 yesterday. 104 100 ORM:KARI SHARES AND STOCKS. lOO7 o.lrdi x„,„,,, , n. MOWS. MOM IWO Wally 100 sestirday. I to f p.m. Hi ~ :a~.:ei~s°.c'' all Bina. WaivatflavorTellay Mirka, Marlon. 1• is. 49 ill lit OrAel yid RION .~ i ~~_ all 040 rid Sandals .... 46 Della sad Beliasi all Dund..1410., and aberd.J 100 bat Yellin all Ditto (tie IS tL) all liestara 00 Dam Olin, dra ...... /Z 111 Do. (lab Z. U. itch.) 103 DOA= R. too Illiiewila wil =7.• all idlsbwrot and 103 Dlialp00.01011.D•010 , 100 Olmagowlterstk Welsen 100 Omit llattlivra . 100 Do. 8. SINE 100 Do. B. Siso 100 Graft tad West. (In ) 10 Waiters 10 Do. IlwarValley Go.Btk. all Lowesatar and Ca:bale 141 Do. Melo 7 Do. New Thirds 70 Lanuahlia and Weekehlre lii D:7nais e. Ina milli . liaiii D It Loallsamd Wirkwall WO *ace:it lo9=WClak Wooten 16 D 0.141160 . 2i 51 Do./1011,1Laod13.(c.) Do.aisbuts 100 (Assign & booth Wooten 474 Do. /50 .... .. Se Do. /40 ~:~ i-m. :ft;,..,- - N;: - 1 - 1 100 risk' LOS Do. Bum. aM Derby all likL O. West. (Ire.) &le Ditto Ilslf gum all Newcastle sod Carlisle 10; Norfolk — 16 Do. New 34 Northern Correia Union 100 North BMWs 16 North Devon, No. 1 all Do. 4 A Deferred 4 Do. 411 Goarantaed 100 N. Itratern—Ber rink 60 Do. Monad= 11l Do. 13.N.E. Pans 01 Do. Loin 100 Do. York 60 North London all Do. New 101.6baros . \ 174 North ntallordshlro. all North Wester. 10 Nall) a lloatbWort. loin . 100 Oaford. Woro.,lk Warw. . 100 &ruttish Central .100 floottish Midland 1 10 lbrownbary and liardend 100 dkroirthlre Union. ...14 iiiOna DIMOII 100 south VJA4II9 50 'loath Wale@ 15 South Torkeh.atitherDos all rhookton sad Manton. 9 ha Cale. £lO Shares Ilf ThsatosthreaDochligtall . all Vale of Neath ell Waterford and ICUtesay . all Waterford sad Liman& . all West Loadou all Wait Cornwall I W.SaaetLoaulth7stslP I°oo aCt 100 Csleienliaollo ..... all Disatar&Soly.GuLli . p.o ill Clerk sad Bas6on all \ D X t =6 " 1:217:16 . ... .. . 100 Do. do. Cless D. 6 per a... 1 1011 DM. V 0 Do. do. ChM C, 7 per l4 Ct. a. LULA p c.,0 61 Di.to do. No.? 10 Do. Now 6 per Osat. Mock so sooLitoks. Imo p•Ct- 1 100 Let Lisseslire all Dot /Matlock 1.- . lii Ndin,r0n......-_ 100 Onat Northern 5 p, 100 Do. 5 pa sent. Itmds able et 10 p.et. pm...... 100 Do. 49 per otatt - to Do.sp.et.re.red.at s p.et.pn • o.wedt.ekagliantsez epe 100 Do. 3 p.o. redeem-Pref. 100 Do.mar./t redeent.44p. ICO Ditto irrrieemable 4 p.r all Do. Win. Pref. @hares a Do. Motu PreL Ith. Bp. an Do. do. do. 3 100 Do. Ilem. Qua. Stockp., all Jo. 0160 0 .0 Oar Mom all De. dO. do. all Do. dr. • Idasuldollatilar OD ,105 a n 5 .... Stoic -1100 La 6.16 Di p.eent. 1100 DIM Gun 5 p Ct. 5 LamillutWatern.Thirda all LoododdireVlColer. 4 ph. all Loodorakinithludok.4 oh all sia.B6ol.lllAne.Now lol . al l Do. 86 all limp. Pr Calllele,46 pCt 1100 Midland Cans.Braeb.6pCt 111 p Do. Pref. 4i per et. all Ditto E 5 Pref. 4 per omit all Norfolk Debentures 100 D 0.34 paret.Pref3t.lB4 7 100 Do. Pref. 4 per MAIL 'lOO North Bed* !100 N.Eant.—Berw. 4 pet.Pref. 5 Do. do. do. 19 , Do. Lee& ep. et. No. 1 0 Do. Do. gen., 1440_ 101 Do. York 11 af a Farah I all + North Btakordalure IC :ll CP SetgahTsr a t v r ‘ al l i l e tePi:ft. all South Derma 14 Ditto Fined 44 per Cent. 011 11.616t(11ead.A5e.,5 1 . 0 . 6 ) 11 thtto44per 0t..... . " . all South Wales 'twit peent all Sth.Toll.lllre4per ol . oool' 15 9tczlit4:oo2s,lrwinalp.t *i IWi LINES LIAUD AT all Bedford and (Mama Is lam 111 100 Buddashamelk* ( 1 to Lamkaa&S.Westan ) 100 Fanlike 100 Militarise'. parep.a. (kmasd IDOL Northern) ,Ohareamfar A Dean Forest I (bred bat Western) se Rd 1 ihe elle y(L YozeidOl id n Da. Arms MI f Arms ditto) if t Loados awl wish Usual 011111116111. 11111111 ) 20 Date !ashrams (ditto) 100 Lowestoft Guar.{ peewit I (land to Nor Mit) 100 Ditto ditto o pie Ceat 10 Lcm,TUbary, k Southend , (lamed to Feta St C aa al ai all illsaalk, Ball" (15e5edt01.204.W. 1014 .) all Iliddlesbre' and Redsar (Isamiltatoekt WWI.) all Minot Brainard (NW.) Newmarket Bury Emma aim a par cent. (leased 242.6 te UMElLS:atitm) 0 Idortbrialtragarmipervt. Normitergart.Onotiss) all . Cato • per 23 prarrekWyro (1•26.1. ca. 101.Westaldanotalrork) Ili DIM i *arts {ditto)..... 100 am h o. aitaktin. si SIWP . Gnt Mast Oland to out >a ....... la siuseenri earl V ---•—• (Irmo to Uri'. 0 sir ". WCloss) • 111 Wear Valley pm 6 per at lie Ismersit (WWI :I 11, 1 u. 1 111 II 7 db. 90_ 93_ 6lea 139 149 9 U - ar n n 76; 774 n 661 se 19 9; 20 70 73 92; 334 75 77 126 128 100 102 674 674 69 61 73 BO 10 pa 8 11 pa 814 82 7.• 102 103 1021 1031 ►5 16 121 il 39 SS 1' I 76 i 4 5 1 Ms a 26 n il 74 71 44 46 9 7 dim le a S 0 n 30 Si 74 15. .13 i ll a irs 13 14 AO 61; 49 31 5 41 pa diA dm 6; 1 WA par 30 103 105 67 66 46 GS 134 144 64 624 44 Su 3 1 Ma 4 4 6 14 It pa il 1 1 ' Is 1.. 'ai 65 IS Inc 118 110 110 111 104 106 I irk 99 101 ,et. 112 04 ... 10 11 w.e. 17 It; ,e. 10§ 10$ 74 76 1U 10 0 1 14 16 die 11/ 189 21 Si Pg. INO Hi 14 I$ 141 di 41 42 101 101 95 IT 1 4 W 7 - - 134 14 A die oar 9 3 2 4 99 101 16 IS 2 3 put 31 21 As. "die FIXED BINTALL 00 100 100 103 lib 187 27 29 *O7 109 In 11 U $1 Pd.l Ban.wars. '1;00 1 ii. 001 15 ,000 6 ,000 1 ,000 1 ,000 30 ,000 1 ,000, 41 ose ,000' 1 ,00Ai 1 .000 ." 1,000 6 1,915 1 1,040 1 5, 1 0,000 1 D.OOO 10 0,019 , b 0,00 , . 1 0,000 50 0,000 15 7,000 30 0,000 1 9,000 lO 12.500 40 20,,000 00C 1 95 50 40 32.200 1 20 2,000 100 911.000'10 0 SeAooll°6 ekolog ?nom Sal m to-day mt.:gay. I to Ip.m. ii 4 019 116 2 OM 2 J t I 9u 1 i ells 251 20 9 10 pa 231 23/ 3 1 Si Isk -- -- 51 dY 16 19 CS 67 Si 96 41 1 poi 11 Iva Pla 91 6 4 4 Lie 100 14:11 1401 109 110 115 104 106 21 224 100 110 04 6 pa ii 2 i Pa )k Pa S 6 7 I $ 1► 61 3 k NI 121136 9 9 46 44 391 296 pa 43 17 15 16 II 22 11.11 - - 2 31 pm 91 10e pa 19. 22 111 ;11 14 26 I I 1 11 11 5 7 5_ 6, II lit 20 10 s ad 1 I $8 L Pom 1 T ti 7 i 7 2 22 Pm I 1 16 0 19 t 6_ 6. ii ii $1 41 It '2l i i 71 i . 1 t• I i vel I 1,6 11,1 _ — l2 —l.2e 111 121 Si II 9 - 4 t 6 I i Pa is 00 to 151 so I 21 21 an. i 83 83 is $ PORSION RAILWAYS._ 19 Antwerp sad liotteremil 4 .140 _ 9•11111,11"Mci 10a 10 Dada lthealak all Sums ell Paws D De. Sow 10 Do. ilia all 4ip.a.3da.a.l/ mot W Da. Ilk if I Wads 10 GUM d hum l i i} (i.'iT~t ddii~i' :u' noe~L ..s.n.. 70 Do. Ourtallobloanal all Do. Ootapy.'s 41=o. 10 Gnat Gaud 10 all Great loam Paalooala... I Do. Nevaaa.• par mat 2 Do. Wow d 0...... W Do. do. Ot.LassaboargOort.Blt. so Do. do. 0?IleOsoa rll 6t Wart. Canada. Shama all Do.Dda., pay 57.0 pt tlll Si an Da. do. 11, do. 66 all Do. do. 76, do. 60 all Do. do. 73,withoat op. all Hamilton and Toronto ... 141 Do. 6 per Cent. 10 \ Lyons aid Goons 14 4000 and 111441toresassa Y. 4 300.!. 10 Do. New 31i flub. Antonin „.. all Do. New 10 NamtwirLitga (with lat ) 16 Northern of Thom all Ditto SOL C shwa o (late W harleroi b i t , Zs i = 16 Palau& Lyons ....... 20 Paris and Orleans So Paris and Bonen . . IS Paris, sn. a ca;i6g all Banes and Howe 90 Royal Danish 3 Boyd Swedish all Sambre and Beams all Do. Se per Can. Prekr. - —_ . b. 9eintle all West !babas 10 Do. NI par Osat. Prribr all Western at Maas.... _ Eli 1 00 104 on II CO SO 00 1 40 60 CO SO 100 92 100 10 000 \ 20 000 1 000 1 000 40 000 NOEL *A Aged S Ms ... moislian . Gold 2 r.,badow.u. atntraka p u timarra • 6; daskokiso Cordillera all Ilismarea Iran k Nal, teritkh Iron 1 elkadarap.ike.at3l.pe Dia Odor sad NW's Dia N. arks Del Bey Cameo COWL tilla.Comaills.Co.,haa Oobre= 'Col 'Cop Copiapo per Minna of Eng. tDo. PreLa d r i goat , rlkv.ka -_ _ _ r Vela V Yin. u 9 G Nowt Ono,* Duchy of Sahel Great Polio,* Liberty Do. B. vbtaruituts .. New Grenade tN.Lieeres Mo. Bra.C) 1 Nouveau Noodle Poutatbaud Silver Lead Port Peirdp Quartz look rainwear boa *Do. New Santiago de Cubs. South aurtrellan 9 Tin Cro ft II *Vatted Staticea ..... 1 e ll a Wailer West Yertpow all $ Transferable tq *tumid dad. BANIL 0 51 - 64 644 zdkbl 6 1 414 Ipi 4 T i 6 I; 16 IBe JOUIT STOCK. da - .: lit.OoLliaisktLooo O. Britt& Nor* Arne *Sr Cboebirod Bank of Ada Mame laL.Ausk Cll. 1= Flo w nimerelal of London Rag.,Mor...kAtiaLtniarL Looms Loo.CharLßank of suet Ditto New Landon and County I London Joint Rork lO — London and Westminster 20 49 49 Nat. Prow. of England SS - National lO of Ireland New Bouth Wake all Orient. BankCorporaties Provinclalof Ireland Royal Australian Bank ing and Gold Imp. Co. South Australia Union of Australia Do. New Union of London 10 11 Si Pic 10 194 5 o 1 104 010 10 33 $7 35 18 35 $3 $2 34 42 44 . 2 .+1 s 9ii 1 . 1 . 11 - 30 3 7 24 2 tile 10 Si 0 20,0001 15,Alatralian AgrtenitaraLi PACO' 10 1 Australlan Royal Mall $5,000 10 Berlin waterworks 60 British AMOTillitt Land 50,000 a artuacousaLit 6,915. 100 Canada. ,Bt. Do.6por4..tanendJulyil 200,0001 Opristal Palace 50,000, 6 Do, Preference 110,0001 4 Crystal Palsee of Frame.' 69,000' 20 MAORI 801•01 2i,0001 25 Llsotris Telegraph 10,0001 15pwasell Narkkation 20 GensralLB.6kiptinet Co. 6 Oman= Ileirew Collier 10' ‘IOOO.IMIII OO Elect:rel. 10 Nukes IN.Aaseriesal 1 Walked Patriketaa. hal 10 Netherlands LeortL 2N. Wales Oat& Inter. Steam Nasigation Co 1 North Belt. Anstraledan 110 North of Europa Otaszo 1 110riental Gas PselllarerLandalllneral al 00 Penioa.k Oriental Rural al 50 Do New iPortland 12060521 pm— 7.. al 100 Royal Mall Wan • 1 doottlsk Ausdr.Laverta 1. Do. Now 15 loath 01110101100 Land I 1 311001•1100 Teleg. Scrip , a Do. Do. Ragbecred a 20 1 TroatItLoan0o.of UpCan 100 Van Dilleooll%lAild 1 lomoe 100,000 "ii;ii•O' T 12 2 .000 25,000 25,000 10,000 119 121 114 05 3 34 51 bi_ 131 l7 18 SI 641 d 11 II A i -: I I Ibl- COMMERCIAL AND MARZETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.THIS DAY. (BY um, If TIC vieLzoaAr N.) ova OWN CORBASPOND I NT.) We bad a most excellent attendance of farmers, millers, and dealers at our Corn Exchange this day. Wheat, flow, oats, beans, peas, oatmeal, and other articles, fully main tained the last week's prices. The only slteration was in Indian corn, the holders of which were pressing sales at 2a. 6d. per qr. decline. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SUCIAL—The public sales are progressing steadily, but without spirit, at last Friday's prices. Raced market firm; brown lumps, 475. 61.; grocery, 48.. to 635. COFTEII.—The small public sales went off well at full prices. Tue.—The large public sales have commenced with great heaviness, and the importers are buying in to support the market. PALTP7rtRIL -2 , 000 bags were offered, and all bought in 27at last week's prices. Refraction 11,ref. 6 to 10, s. 6d. to 29,. 6d. ; ref. 16 to 19, 255. 61. to 26.. Rica —The public sale of 1,360 bags Bengal did not alter general quotations; a small part, good, sold at 14s. 6d. to 15r. Rou.—The market is steady, but not entire. Corrox.—No salts of importance reported. LONDON WEEKLT DOCK MVP Delivered., 11.—ITirs 93. Pr. Stock., 1654. 23,600 13,500 217,000 161,000 97,000 85,000 940,000 318,000 877 772 5,600 11,500 8800 87,000 66.100 1,300 9,200 7,600 1,500 . 650 ' 18,700 9,600 Deported. -----. —I-- livoes.W. In — dia—anti 4,300 2,000 Mauritius ber 27,00 1 20,400 Bawl Miladris b.. 8.900 2 . 000 Foreign pkge 11,300 18,000 Corm, W. I. wits 30 1 31 Moths toles 144 Ceylon begs 1000 Coore,W.L bags , 110 Ferein Ron. w . ladla ... = TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firs, with but little doing. Town tallow is quoted 601. 3d., nett c ub ; Petersburg Y. C. on ths spot, 535.; October to December, 645. t3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davie mporta the supply large, mid trade ks"l. Prime meadow bay, 86s. to 901.; superior, 965. to was.; isterior, 50s. to 'to roves, 86e. to 865.; clover, 1 900. to 126.4 woad eat, l2oo. ; dux, 211 . to KO. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY BYININQ• The English funds this morning experienced an improvement of 7, per cent., owing chiefly to pur chases induced by last week's decline. The best point of the day was not maintained in the after noon, but the closing quotations were still ;per cent. above those of Saturday. -- At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes closed about 1 per cent. lower than on Saturday. The other Continental stock markets exhibit no change of im portance. Consols opened at 901 to 91 ex div. for the 10th July, advanced to 911 to 1, anti closed at 911 " sel lers." Very few transactions took place in the foreign stock market, except in Turkish, which ranged be tween 81/ and 821, and closed a shade lower than on Saturday, at 81/ to 82. Other stocks were quiet and steady.. The corn market to-day was dull, at last Monday's rates. The imports of specie and bullion reported to-day comprised about 340,0001. by the Pacific, from New York, and 9,1501. by the Madrid, chiefly from Lis bon. The Sultan, from Alexandria, has scarcely any specie on freight. The Fair City has arrived from Portland Bay, but is believed to have no gold on freight. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 26th lust. for the conveyance of stores from the River Thames to Scutari, Gibraltar, Malta, Smyrna, Con stantinople, the Bosphorus, the Baltic Fleet, St. John's, N. 8., Valparaiso, Antigua, and Trinidad. Great interest was excited by the proceedings in the Court of Bankruptcy to-day in the case of Messrs. Strahan, Paul, and Bates. A full report will be found under the proper bead. St. Petersburg advices to the 18th inst. state that no business was going forward in produce. The price of tallow ruled at 122 ro. on the spot, and 113.10 for August. The cost of carriage. to Twer was 75 cop. Exchange on London was quoted 361 to 11-16 d. The Brighton Railway Company's receipts last week were 14,7201., being 3,1221. len than in the corresponding week of last year, this latter being the first week in which the general public were admitted to the Crystal Palace. An extraordinary general meeting of the Australian Royal Mail Steam Packet Company was held to-day. The report of the directors stated that all the vessels belonging to the company are still under government contract, but are now all undergoing repair at South ampton, consequent upon the severe war service they have experienced. The directors have been unable to effect the sale of any of the vessels, but promise to constantly bear in mind the desire of the proprietors to realise the company's property, and to wind up its affairs at the earliest possible period. The accounts show that after carrying 12,000/. to the suspense ac count, and writing off previous losses, there remains a balance in hand of 15,9461. to the credit of the com pany. The chairman thought that there might soon be another 11. per share for division. Lund shares to-day were quiet. The stock of the South Australian Land Company was more offered. Bank of Australasia and London Chartered Bank of Australia shares were flatter. City Bank shares were quoted 51 to 6 prem., and Bank of London 21 to 31 prem. Victoria Dock new shares were dealt in at le (101. paid); General Screw Steam at to 16; Oriental Gas at 1 prem. ; Peninsular and Oriental new sharea at 21 S prem. ; and Pennsylvania Central Second Mortgage Sterling Bonds at 021 (exchange, 4e. 6d.). THIS DAY, Two o'CLocx. The English funds opened at a slight improvement, and, after showing flatness during part of the morn ing, are now quoted the same as they closed yester day. Consols were first marked 911, receded to 90/ to 91, and are now quoted 01 to k ex div., for the 10th July. Very little business is going forward. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 91/ to 921 ; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 1; Bank Stock, at 2101 to 2111; the New 30 years Anne. at 16 15-16; Exchequer Bonds, at pre m. to 101; Exche quer Bills, March, at 15s. to 19s. ; ditto June, at 1 le. to 14s. prem. In the foreign stock market Turkish opened at a considerable fall, being first marked 801, owing to Lord Palmerston's remarks last night (as reported in our parliamentary intelligence). The price has since recovered, however, to 81 to 1. Mexican is quoted 211 to 22 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 1; Russian Five per Ce nts. 98 to 100; Danish Five per Cents. have been dealt in at 1021 to I; and . Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 031 ex div. I Other stocks have met with no attention. 41 211 91 AIONDAY ETENDTO. In the home mining stock market to-day Alfred Consols shares were in great demand, and elated at 14 " buyers," with no sellers. There are also in quiries for shares in Wheol Buller, South Frances, East Grinnis Lake, Tretusis, Wheal Wrey, and North Wheal Unity. Amongst the sales reported are Itesewarne, at 210 ; North Basset, 271, 281 ; West Francis, 24, 25 ; Clijah and Wentworth, 21, 21 The gold mining shares were steady, with the chief inquiry for those of the Liberty Mtuicg Com pany. Other foreign and colonial stocks are without movement. TEM DAY, Two o'CLoce. The gold mining shares remain steady, with limited transactions. Agua Fria shares mark to Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 31 to 33; Peel River, 2! to 2;; North British Australasian, dis. to par ; and Scottish Australian Investment, to 1 prem. Pontgibaud shares have been dealt in at 16: ; and Australian Mining at LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY Yestcrday a special general meeting of the proprietors of this oompaity wan held at the Easton Station, for the purpose of eon.. Mitering the provisions of a bill now pending in parbamentfor making a railway irom the London and North Western, at Constable, in Bed. fordshire, to the Great Northern, at or near Welwyn. Hertfordahire, lobe coiled the Luton, Constable, and Welwyn Junction Itaftway ; and for other purposes. Mr. HEMOUN, the Deputy• Chairman, in the unavoidable ab , enreof the Marquis of Chondes, the Chairmen o f the Company. pre•ked. Ho explained that the only elause in the bill ad cling the interests ot the London and North Westeto Contpsoy. woe one which woukl enable them, or the Great Northern Company, to work the traffic of the propol,ed line, which would effect a juneton with the Leterrt Counties as well as with the Great Northern lb e. The London and North Western, of course, would net contribute any portion of the capital for the construction of the projected works. A resolution was then unanimouely passed, giving the tanet:on off the meeting to the line in quretlon, ten d the pnoeedoigs, which did not last ten minutes. terminated. TILE FOREIGN LEGION. — A New York p a p er hce a s sm tate e s d ,, G u a t le : ri i u tier, for enlisting men to fig ht for the British in the Crimea. athended n t B h o e 1 9 t o t h n , o f b y 3 t ne, h e e , a U P oit i e e d wuthe f a o r l I p o r w r He bad just arrived from New York with sin recruits. A boareing•house keeper in Boston had also then arrested on a similar charge. Oa the 11th inst information was given to the New York police that a number of persons, who had made their quarters in Commercial•strut, Brocklyn, were waiting to be transported to Windsor, Now Brunswick, la soldiers for the British army in the Crimea, come officers repaired to the place designated, and found about a dozen Germans, who were making preparations to embark in a vessel Wog at the wharf. A number hat already gut on bard, but the captain of the vessel having ascertained that he wu watched, hoisted sail, and steered into the stream, beyond the reach of the cfficen. Those on shore stated that they had each received 10 doll. bounty, and were promised 50 dots. more on reaching their destination in the British possessions. The principals in the affair were taken into custody, and brought before the United States marshal, in New York, and committed to answer the charges against them. By the failure of Messrs. Btrahan's bank the widow of the late Admiral Baer hu been deprived of as sanest of not lass than 10,0001. NOTICE OF DIVIDEND. VIM of DEPOSIT, 3, Pell-mall But, London. Establmbed A.D. 1644. MbsWAIIRAIVTA for tbe Mar-YEARLY INTEREST. at Ow nits est. per ammo. tO -'O l ll . will be ready for delivery • ad an Jai, lb. 10*. sod PAYABLE DAILY between the boars ell sod 6 &dart. PETRI 11011.1130:1, hisaehing Director. lase 11. DIU nossetrass sad tones for wining scconsts sent free on sp. N"' _ _ _ ar aa. 3g• Etc ltb, Tbs NA Ifs tit le tbs pew 1, 4 g el all 0 tt r 2 IL M. .asa• ohs 39 4i 41 su n si 4 4 12 H ki 100 09 101 IS 141 4 VII lull If MI I 16j 2 li of 741 i 44 Hi i 74e 5 1014 5i