The Express. — London, England, 1855-05-12 00:00:00

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Wiaselicar. yet Bessarabia NICOLL'S GUINEA W TROUS O ERS sod HALE.OOINEA AISTCATS. senruars tar MILITARY pa r her OUITITS teat gratis. boaraDllllD AGENTS is alte of the glebta via Iwo the shwa ead seal Int.eises gammas setpared Is violate slaw. so Sas they say taw mighty St well. WMILEND ADDIUDIA. U. sad D. NICOLL. 11.4, 115, 114 120, limpahaleeet sad Is do City, 22 , CoraMIL MNlll l dl Melte of the leet her I =2 1 I I ! peed leg att d es weft ihr ROWLANDS' KA so . wer releenedird pews la tee peer, rows. da.lei Warred steel berm Irk. K "Most , It from 1011. Mal at tsisbos say. drediree ger bar. demon Litton rood deride. roe rear It bearthill ma. eadir. see few& ta dr pa& K tan bard. main% ad k w It le mem. la Ise stbslasKos osorstios. Fa &Kass It Is adostale nomostialtd se kV: brie of • teridtal heel et ter. Mit In di ; To.; Opal to bee mad. Mr AL ; eel ode thee dee, di li t it terde.-03 dr Ander Ogre bade us Ust worth " Row. WI lesnelstla two lissordlobt by A. 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TM& oar, Om l. 1, odd, dee eine druid et km or wisb. Ima et ell aeseellad qualm US, my lie ea Ile Mad t ible *UMW Oar saw Orag suseidelL WS tie sumd, at l le. end; Woo by rook 10. woo. divided Wm asuile densom ededdlideed lot ibs„ Lob woor4=lllk—Nolso U%L ., MNmIo owl toldl. lit Leedom, ol swan ►II, Clendali sad Ce., U, Oblortiwzoot; Iragor.llll. Orlwirlorri !LB. lellorb ilwalot. Warboutrow. !lowbrows Proorey, ettf/ii; Larboszer. liorpool; Wrsoll, lowasabor. kiat-wrow. Ituaulastam; end Fora, Woboollor. If, Weraeldelead-deeet. Dublin. Noe reedy, Vole. 2 awl 3 of MAYHEW'S LONDON LABOUR and the LONDON_ POOL Oes. Newbold. I. BegesOwtreei6. Weitnittetet : sad all bookeellen. N.B. Bete completed to eed Noweber. mew 02 of lid'. 2. and 14 of Vol. 3. u 4 oullletoksPr iselloirreed 01 , tta& fates te., THE RABMITY of BUMPCON r lON being & 8010 of Parefeo the too yreadaeak sot Important Poetical Polliti IS Os TTIS&MtwaS r ef Moo By T. H. N.Ail• MIL M.D. rano' of the C.llue of Phye.ivet, Ll 4) lower l'hyteelau to the lollesso fee Dermot the Chen. ie. Ala, by the roe Lobar. pries tO Ad., A TamiTtee ea ASTIAMA awl DIAKAHIkIe4 the SIKAIIT. Lobs Locos od Oa "VIP:REIS NO alYCli THING AR DIiATII. - DESTRUUrIBILITY, th e UNIVERSAL LAW LTRACED teem a BIT et GOAL up Who SOUL 0 1 BAIL BY TO. Corse. Me ile. Ili Jouromi " We.'"!li'vlkoel=gol.l.lo-.l`ll sa.-11"4= Wu True Pre*, " Weide Ws ishidt rile D furtutten milimp M w elYsilis. - -w Dispatch. Ilc Alowspraiti Itogue. OM %be ectiptle must behove N,.. na i lly 's.l l%, sews ardlase t TUE PHILO:A/PUT al tilll CRON; or. SIAN. Ginosabdds• ; end 11l DRAMA. DRURY.: Jot guellaol. New sad Raised Idiligo, AML ; «. by post. ter 1• IHI ItIENCE. of LI Pgl or, How to Live and ZAN fee Dist. SAWA. sod .0111.L6=orsUeZdireitglil 1.1"16 %:: sttroLleta3= lat:S Aggresses or • IMO et les. Be •PI TWO ill• ... 7tr i . be Armee* .1111•• legos•ls A., 11% IrEttsLITY gel onwriTtrOMAL IrgAl3llBB. Otanggiseg MI the Ugs the littoreseego ht the bo ONes INlrerbes MrilirathAmotollot la Me rl a l the segirol prefer dro• ea men or AM JAW ets moweepe to the sewsweserpeor wow We gorier atognion se 1arge1ir0....... lo PIO bows mass Ala tad to . sad the 61-teosiol. :7= 0. 1. dirt.arizt ra.z.t.i.t. Ilwr ~..p . ; Memo. ort. THE DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING NOME. min sd. Lawilwr Liberal lemma, the adnesteot free ereammee aad ottllemmlnlorua. L theater.% and van. of ita dewed news—in the araereey of Ice Yes rem mil is the 'mini mercantile and razatnercial informs. use.emadwadla the city, nilway, mad moostary amides — this paper V taLS — eressel. 4PECIAL CORRESPONDENTS AT run SEAT OT WAR. rrs voaciox NEWS IS RELIABLE AND IMPARTIAL, As *seamiest, early report of ship*" is the Indian Elese wimp. piled to It by every Overlasa Mail. and it captains THE ONLY DALLY MINING RETORT. ea.; stet of phew. IT EXCLUDIti ALL immure ADVIRTLSIVAI2 4IB . fah atrutly torieporkat, see tbollei MEM b 7 aare Um 'gat , jeers th i n uny #), its sontoreporarks, this peptic kas. by eaeasiosery sod early isformailue, &chimed for itself a skorestor is 4 pedals set lefortr al say. to tie ordered af ear bookseller at sews . se is Wlllllo6= ; or at tbs dam 10iforassoet. ViestAtleSt. Linda& AL hs espaliered le obreesies the peps, by melee ran at a mhos& idea, the yelefehro will, as seelleselee. feral& ths saws of sows seems reedy to sway it, at &IL per qesetes r le rimer by fesroellbes rdor. WY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY WY ?OM at 198.8 d. re v.. plat In thyme, 111ADD01.10. uppr Aupapic. Sagegespark. mg paw AWOL TIAJIT NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 am. L/ ism m.per iv. ireet; sapyilad Is toes or ireaseary t at I p.a. kr 31. ?yr dry. at I Ise upartyt by Kr. bI &LTV.% Mw ASIS4 TearkAUtat. Wlalftibms. L::NEWS LENT TO READ, in London , .1 at 113 P. pit v arter.—SENT by NOME; AWL. Mt t LOOS& at yor v.-11. ADAM. I. hifteisstAtric, Weemideatm. lbws Aent. BAYSWATKIL--DAILY NEWS LENT TO WAD; mu say by maw por, st 196.6 d. rAtra w rii 1100 IL MUSIC!. Orovatirraos. ie. 011011401.1. —e.g.—AMATEUR PERFORMANCE. The meat pantomimic pot romance at the Olympic by • party of well knows literary gentlem en, g ave so nisei movies and pleasure that they were induced to tee a reps them of it AA evening at Drary•lane in aid of t fends of Welliagton Hospital. The sacitement was snob that the demand for places wee immense but it was wisely deterseisad to limt the umber of satiates*, eta that the theatre m i aht net s be lasoaveniently crowded. The Queen and Prince Albert, with two of the royal children, Imre reseal, sad the audience was vary kahlowsble sad elemust. Before the pantomime, Plenahre ▪ p k. e . A Romintia him, was very well sated, -. Neely by saitsurs, ism we the two female parts whisk mem take. by Me. German teed (leieliise Heet;t l ) mod Mae M. Oliver. The paatotnisle 'AA Chs, 7 • 0681 , pecileemed as before ; all the Man beteg elleletellee_eseePi. Mini Iffeina Wright. who I•44••••7eharmiogalarlasne. sib • gentaine pantomime of the ad mama. ileteeekee les T•edeei writsea with mash wit and mfr.% add the Ititioisionde is ezessediagly antudag—pa et *mime Woke and eapital practical jokes. The perfernwee war • edeFeleinteles fsi4. nod Rafts lap to pamtmeimic basis", .e•PedellY Cle.• lOW ?Minded •• of the old days of Oriuneidi. The whia See PIS as well received as on its Int purneelealle the m a :washed and apples led incessant' 1: - em the ans or . 4 the het. Besides giving their ' • many „ am , t h e 62 ,2toure have dose a good adios, a: they PM Lave eastriboteit * Toy uNklerable *id to Lie is:d• of voluble obesity. gbe Court. THE LEVEE. The Quest held yesterday afternoon a lsme,whieh weary sueseronaly &Medea. the presostations alone ex gyallag fly. hundred. This reception wet more folly =dthan any lame sines her Majesty's mansion to the ,_with the esamptioa of the first held by the Quell& Ti. Qu-on sad Prism Albert arrived at Bt. Jean's Palace soon after two o'elock, escorted by a detachment of Life Guards, sad were received by the Great °San of State. The Dubs of Seas Coburg was present, and was received by the Vice Chamberlain. Her Mejeaty's Geoid of the lion. Corps of deadens* at Arms was on duty in the state saloons. under the mar nand of the Lieuteatth Lieut.-Colosele Nevill sod Cock., the esh•eiciers, wer n e a duty with the Corp,. The Yoram of the Guard er• re commanded by Captain Sir Jobs Kiscaid, the Eton is Waiting. The Bari of Clarendon bad an medusa, of her Majcsty Ware the levee. The Clues sad Prises Albert neared the Throne room. salsomied by the Duchess of Sutherland, Mistress of the ''' :, Robes ; the Comma of Gaisaborough . Lady in Waitiog ; the Lord Csasteerltin, the Lord Steward, the Master of the Use... this Groom of the Stole to his Royal High. et. ter, the Trimester of the Ross hold, the Vice Chum- 12 4 heriio, the Comptroller of the Homehold, Loth Cairns, is , Lewd is Welles, ; Viscount Terrington, Lord in se Waiting to his Royal Highness; Colonel the Hos Chu. ors vi 7E . P Kasper of i.e Majesty's Privy Pares MajorGro. M Vane mead, Broom is Wm % I Mein- 13•Paral ill. Oasts Irde. SW -1111MVId Iberia ; Melee -06 ., 11•1612 21.61 eased , Equerry in Waimg • Captain Da Plat, 1/41EWT7 im W wide Royal lliglakess ; and the Pram so 111 Hamm is V ts TM Heim wens a of lilac sad silver moire antique th silk trimmed with white tolls. The petikeal was white L salts, covered with white tulle, and trimmed with lath 7,Z . Magi. Her Majesty wore a crown of mama& tad dice - u meads. et. In the diplomatic circle, the following pressatation to M. the Queen took • Ism : et. ia By the Austrian Minister — Mr. J. 1.. Wardle, Major le h. the Austrian army. a. Ti. diplomatic and general circles wort vary fully at- es, headed. R Her Majesty and Prises Albert r eturned to Buckingham elt. NW* after the levee, snorted by &attachment of the Lae iIL Guards. ea ea se GRAND MILITAIIT SPECTACLL—Wh have much i 9 gratiaeatioa ie midair that ben Majesty will, tit the s 2 18th instaat, present, on the Parade at the ftlrea Guard', le the Crimean Medal to the °Mean, non-cvmmissional Manors, I L and throe men of each regiment serving is the East, who is. have recently returned to this couatry wounded or invalided. eL —Unita Service Oasete. p• to The dance music, a list of which was given on Tesraisy as having been played by the two quadrille SI bends, at her Majesty's state ball, was that performed by 40 Weigipart's band in the ball-room. SS et. /be widow of Sir Humphry Davy died on Tues- is day last, the Sib instant, at her residence, No. 8, Path- ft street, Grosvenor-square , at as advanced a g e. be The telegraphic system which is working at Varoa ss is that of Mow. The station in the Crimea is under the to tuper i n t en usses of Captain Bitidalph, R A., while that at st Varga is managed by Capt. Duquesne, t.f the lieguisers. $0 I Lord and Lady Stratford de Radcliffe, their two et. daughters, aad Lady George were present at 'be u review of the lit Preach corps d'armee, by General Can- 3 2 rotten, on the Plateau of the Bound Bay before Sebastopol, ra' es the 27th alt. Omer Pacha has conferred the rack of Pacha on s Iskender Bs y, in recompense for the gallant services ke has ri rendered to Turkey. SS The lest accounts of the health of t he Kin g of se Prna‘is state that his Majesty, after having had a woad et. attack of fever, was ree..veriog rapidly. so The police authorities of Leignitz ' in Prussian Silesia, have published an ordinance decl aring that any is person who shall give anything whatever to a mendicant, II in doors er oat, shall be deed from Ito 3 dialers. th. The Gautte contains a new schedule of fees to be takes by her Mejesty's coasalrgenerat and consuls at la foreign ports. st. I le NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADYISALST, MAT 11. PROMOTIONS. — Second Masten J. C. Sala's% (1847), and T. A. Hall (1861), pro anted to the rook of masters. Clerks H. Braxton (1846), T. 8. Vinall (1816), W. H. De C (1847), 0. Jeffreys (1817). H P.ulkaker (1847), H. Devell3o (1847), 11 J. Wbite ( 1847 ). A. Le w t 1917). H. J. R. Mall (1847), H. A. Ansphlsrt (1847), R. Janis (1847), and R J. B. Tacker (1848), promoted to the rank of pay ' marten ..1...•A.m I.;.latoeantl of the Roma APPOINTKINTII.--41aasuoeaa aw • __ • Albert, 121, screw steam ship, of 600 horse-power, Mediter• dcl rancor station, F. T. Hamilt n (1848). fir service in the Grinder, 2, Rowboat; W. H. Trasoott (1863). for service in et. the Jasper, 2, gun-haat ;J. H. Ramat 0852), for service al in the Clcker, 2, gun boat; Mr R. Soutbett (1852), for service in the Clicker, 2, gan-boat ;C. G. Oeylls (1847). for .? eetTife in the Fancy, 2, con - boat ; 8 . P. Townsend ( 1852), • ;h. for lefties in the Beier, 2, pen-beat. St. Assistant•flargease Dr. W. liPDoseld (1842), 11. D to si the Royal Albert., and \V. Hudson, to the Rbadamanthiss, 10 4, ped•ile•wbeel steam transport, of 220 hotse power, far le PalllOlllM 0r..... - i PORTSMOUTH, MAT 11. I L Two more transports Wormy lug skit and wounded W. troops hate arrived 14 es the East this afternoon. The 81. sailing transport Chapman , Cap tain Mor g an, arrived at two ,I. o'clock having on board 12 1 sick and wounded, 6 women, IN 2 children, and the following officers In charge: Ensign se Berridge, of the 4th Regiment, and Ausistaut-Surg. on et Yeast% of the 64th Regiment. There have been 11 death* Rt. - on the passage. The inv alids are chiefly sufferers from et diarrhea a, rheumatic fever, At. The wounded c isas are sot to serious ones. The great majority of the poor fellows ars 1 5 doing tolerably well. The Chromes left Constantinople :aid March 29, and Malta April 14. She is ordered into harbour sq to disembark troops. Ifs The Canterbury, sailing transport, Captain Cervel, came tit , up about the same time as the Chapman. She has brought Zi l home 164 sick and wounded of various regiments, 19 et. 3 children, and the following officers : Captain Si. of the 60tn Regt. in charg e ; Amistant-Surerrem r lophaso,tmedical of fi cer in charge ; Lieutenant Mani I. of the - Itti Bee. • a nd Lieutenant Vausden, of the 214 Rat. j,. ' There bate be en: six deaths on board this vessel during the 6 'voyage. The oomplaiota Dom which the invalids suffer Lei lore similar in character to those on board the Chapman. The - The Canterbury left Constantinople March 1 ; Malta, 161 March 28; and Gibraltar, April 18. Both these vessels 4 bays esperienced heavy weather. W. TM transport Lancashire Witch, with 130 cavalry e., Mow and men on board belonging to the lit Dragoons ti. awl 11th Hussar', remains at Spithead wind -ho u nd. She rah bas made signals of sailing this afteraoon, but it is doubtful 1, If she will do so, the wind being west and strong. le Ise Tee Camperdown, transport, also remains at 132itbead, 1 5 wind-board. Si, The Beileisle, 6, hospital - s hi p , for the Baltic, arrived at sa. Spithead last night from Plymouth, en route. The Pigmy, 1 ,4 tug, took oat seamen and parcels for the Baltic fleet today, lac sad the Benin', has a signal up for sailing. LOA The Clinker and Fancy. 2, screw gun-boats, came into et. harbour to-day to coal. The Gorgon, 6, paddle, and the 10 De Boxer and Cracker, 2, resew wan-boste, coaled at Spithead. The Grinder. 2, Mew gal boat, goes to Spithead t o mot 2:: row. The Jasper, 2, screw gua-boat, tried the measured " mile to-day. Three of these gua-boats are to sail for the Black Sea with the Ganes, and three with the Odin, 16, paddle frigate, .:petted Iron Sheerness SHEERNESS, MAT 11. The PyJades, screw steam corvette, sod the Vol cano, paddle-wheel steam weevil, in company with the gamboats Redwing, Thistle, Starling, sad Badger, got up steam yesterday, at 10 a.m., and took their departure from the Nora for the Baltic, with a flee hues, blowing from ,oath-west, 'moderate, aad clear weather. The six ses-service mortar veuele remain here havisg suadry &Bantams made for the better iseurity of the hatch ways, compsaiirse, te., and to draw stores from this este. blishment, preparatory to their deperture. LETTERS FOR THE EAST. Mach misapprehension still exists respecting the sod roam of letters for the fleet s a te d lead transports C a r t he flea, and for the army sad lead tr./newt sips he tie Crises. The following are die main points all the mgalatiess dot have bees Nosed sa the sab*t Lew hues= mg sem= is the Musk ao, MMe tree. seep la dhoodaga, =I ter arm awl iso la the Crime, sr Orem, earn le CM* arse kr U. nib pie 1101$ est welsh somi IL= 104 8 011 eigierigffa NO he Ow um pinks b as gems MN kelt awn The eiseeel a n em" u m. I likk PIM Idler Iffillat PIMA Oa the searemets Issesta smapspit'• Mal l 10 . alsomil mi " g ime o n medie u p i n Loom v erj Tema,sad thearaq moring. The alb Erb ep es easresy go ax= Lem kr pares is bred n irroorts via Prue w ei=sla sea. It memo tam ash bleirrlit. as br int is Ms Meth Ciln" br dui kajiss im !rtio Vat meriall=la 1 111 Tr b ied Of ire leebS i ges.lenne try hr air 4 . 1 ...T..7._ 5a5wa erl Ise II Obi m it esmilitieell alms sal M owes ••• War Ist/Lady snake 111.eri. laser* pities kt ftl =a Is MEW sei ft awn tbe arta 10 io fit, cr N WM lik bieissult Is vitals la Ur mikes er Ilis poop ed ipiripas by the lOW ma mete II II es*. BUABB .LIST& --•-- FaiDAT EVIIIMIL qr. Business in the railway share market continues s singularly limited. The feeling of the market to- 93 r e day, however, was firm, and the closing quot ations of yesterday were in all oases well supported. 20 SO THIS DAY.—Toro o'CLoCm. The railway share market remains very iaactive, 102 but firm in character. Prices in some e ases are ; quoted a shade better than yesterday aftenierm. $ London and North-Western stock is gaoled 98 to j; mi Great Western,64 to 1; Midland,69 to lAneeddre so and Yorkshire, 761 to ; Suoth-Esaterns, 171 to Itik Caltdonians, 291 to aok ; sod Great Northers', I 6 a to. French shires ars steady. 01IDUILI1 MAIM MOD ROOM Itan.w•Ts. kroudees upterg., It IA& and Mat CY Oka. 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Kt le4 1164 all Do. do. 7110;111.aat op. , le 101 I all Hamilton and tomato ... 111 114 all Do. 6 par Oust. lt 3 .04 i• Maes am 0111111 , 111 tec U = l and Midearrassas to 1 D. low 114 Saris 111100 sis ...... ...... t all Ds. Nov , . p. N 0 „....ki t tLiiirt.) all cutuNi ner su. si r i eni nsili... i all Ilaiiiislos TYPE !Wm 16 Tido mod Lyon .* .... 10 tads sad 0r1a5ia......... ls Miami loess .;.. t 1 hulk Om. & Cborboarp all Imp all lairs ......... I 1 I legal Malik Ilsysl Swedish all Omer* sad Nero all Ds. Se pee Dash. Mho L. dada all Mot Modem 10 De. Ili par Oist. Preko 1 ln Wasiars se Trams all liaised "OK I KIN I MIMIC 16 *M M 20 AC le 60,004 som 511 _ Pi 11 ipi A A Is 13 76 I 331 1 . 1 1 3. 1 44 0 IND 41 frii 211 dis 4 Pm z a illus 14 $ Arai Trla /Anglo Australia* Odd *Australia - • Blasansa Iron it Coal +arida Irce e s ho Da IL him Del lei Dirmats On" ...,_ . 647,0.,ffst; — i \ Corise• tOopper Moon of Rag stle. NW. 74 per Coat tßog.kfirenllanCappr Worms Great Nugget Vain Reg. ?General Grand Many at Dole Great Putgooth Monty ... Do. B. illit!La4a ;11suriquits New Granada tN.Uaares Mis.llon.C, 1 NORMS Mode Led %NM Mt. \ *Da Um grab. yo Caba Willi Artrellsa Ils Omit I+llshed Meders U. U 3 17, - otls I 11,000 Si 60,05 D 1 10,000 $ 000 1 ... 1 5. 0,000' 3 133,-lb 1 $0,0.0 1 00,090 1 100,c0 0 1 10,000 10 100,00 , I 60,000 1 10,000 SO 10,000 15 1,000 SO 00,00 1 6,000 10 43,174 V 5.31 IMO 1 100,000 1 r 1,601 W f SSSO 40,000 $24001 SO AIM 100 15,00 100 22,000' 20 20 20 ,1 Tio - 05,7) pia 10,400 100 woo to 10.0 00 1 10,006 10 82.8'3' 13 10,000'100 4,000 10 80,000 11,006 23 MOW 23 8,000 ... o,ooo' 60 M! 7 7 ii ue The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturder, May 3, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Oirculation inns Circulation active 20.168,430 DGOVIIIMO 191,260 Public deposits 4,337.690 Damian ' 130,423 Odier dspeetts Beemeresse securities in lisekko department.. 13,591,373 Decrease 623,000 Oitersesnsitteem banking depaelment ollill Sid bullion in both depernmente &oyes day and ether bills 1,090,636 Increase The Best the Reserve (vie., notes and coin in banking 9,450,789 Increase The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week' variations at one view : Public deposits Other deposits decrease.. Notes and bills in circulation £130,428 627,831 72,786 dot:ease.. 119,810 N m 23 IN x is r li 6 4 4 6 14 3 Si 3 14 113, 1, 4 ,t SO 0 2 dls par II II Per th tie I li t sls+vm 0: N} 1 1 N 3t I 1 I I it 61 . ....... • Traasterabli: . try waved dad. JOINT STOOL ledtlitar Sara Animism Chlaud Doak at Ad Chart Soa logo Ambit k % and or China. OoWag omereta; of Ixiedm., Loa Bank of Amt.' 10.000, 0 , 2000' Ditto liew Landon end County London Jr int Btoek Lanka sad Waitasinstw Nat. Prov. of England Do. New National of Inland Kew South WsW.... ii;i«l7.ls;ii i i 1 Prow!pdaot: i H: - -.. loyal - Australlsa Dank. lag sad Gold Imp. Co Aosta Arminlla (Taloa of Australia Do. Now Union of Looks I BANJUL .pl so MI MON" 26,Anis agikorproaL 111,600. 40 Auserdmbaradlslls o 40,000 1014sittailms bp* /411... 33,000 10 Balls Waterweir fO ii:Ooo 6 8rit.k031.1130.1330 4 . 03 . 90115 100 C0n5da..„...... it. i 1 06 144 111 le I I dim i P $2 44 $9 41 N 70 7i Ili II /A Is 4 saw ne 4i 36 414 St. D7, --- .6iii:la.;;;llliaili lii,Ooo 6',Oftetsr Palma 20,000 , , i I Do. Preference 11001101 , 4 pryityl Mace of Frame. a 1 Dostes Isca On tillalera ems IS deft Tier* .., 2 10 0.490.1111 m. Ilsodestlos 20 gnaw 00. • 101nallest.TeL • le Itailim 6 ILAaistlcas 111admel Pointelm Mel a 1140111, 10 11•11Maal• Loa WOO 2 11.0. Wise Ogalls Mgr. MSS 1 asellt iftl ar gaiks anslakis% . WIN 111 lar ro l mai buna.. 110,000 I MAO 88,118/28.1110eloNal Nos 1 2 ~000 NI Wive \ iO.OOO trolimiltemOomploy..l , impbe 14,040 100 1 11sral Ye In 100,00. 1 ATIOZ. Investa -100,000 1 Da lis. ..—.., HAW 2. manna& [ma 72,000 1 1, Tile. We no* . 41_ De.._pe. 1191.1ini I 109 i In Si 4 sel - Pis 111 17 4 7 i I 1 be Si Ile 11 61 71_ ii:000l reiettlaseoo.olUpOri imoo 101 Vss Disimen's Laad ii a ' r i 1 SPAIN.-MADRID, MAT 9.-M. &MA Alvarez bee bees appointed Spanish ?disaster eas at for Washington. The Dake f ar bee has rejected several pnsposid a lean. and Duchess de Montpanaier have arrived this email' at Aranjues. FOUNDERING OF A VESSEL AND Loss OF LIFE. — The Cambyser., from Liverpool for Canseas and Sherbrooke, sprang a leak the 3rd inst., and was abandoned by_tbe mate and seven men on the 6th, about 100 miles W. of Caps Clear, who were taken off by the Novo Fells, arrived at Liverpool from St. Lib's. The Cambyses shortly after went down with the captain and two of the crew, who Waged to leave her. A correspondent writes that Captain Burrows', the twigging master of the Cottismore hounds, has taken part of Stowe-park, formerly the residence of the Duke of Buck ingham, and that the gallant captain's establisbnust will be removed there immediately after the sale of the horses of the Cottismore heat at Tattersall's on the 14'k. SEIZURE OF A RUSSIAN VEIMEL.—The Dorset County Chronicle reports the minus by her blejesty's re venue cutter Frances, of a Ramis" brigantine, the Rabat, oW the coast of Exmouth on Friday week. It appears that the Russian captain being short of provisions, rowed into Exmouth for a suyely, and suspicion having been sidled respecting the character of his owe), chase was Riven and the brigantine seised, and towed into Exmouth. The crew consisted of the captain and about ten men, and their meg, which bad a general and valuable cargo, on board, together with era brass guns (fortunately sot mounted), le said to have ken bound from Venice to Hamburg. Lam quantities of rain fell in the neighbourhood of Soitampton, on Thursday night. Yesterday afternoon st a quarter past four, there was • violent hailstorm, accompanied by rain, thunder, and 113htning, in that neigh bourhood. The wind was shopping round suddenly daring the afternoon from die-south to aorth-mat. Clitrirrat. DAY.—Met 11.— Ad m i a nons on payment, 2,665; ditto by MOM tickets, 321VA'). 2.986. LITIWPOOL MUNICIPAL ELECTION.—A vacantly bane, warred in the Scotland Ward, Liverpool, the elected )sidate being disqualified, Mr. Richard Shell o ve r his web yesterday sleeted by a considerable majority over oppment, Mr. Dembell. thiIatiVIIHUIP AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY.—TraIt fur week ending :4,.y 6, IfiSo, 1,6371. ; correspond ing week, 1864, 947. .9.2.0 d. SHREWSBURY AND CHESTER. RAILWAY.— Traffic tut week ending arti, 1866,2,31 U. ler. ed. ; correepend ug week, 1866, 1,9011. le. $L I pm t 2 he *Ws taisy to 2 pm. I' 11 20 1 1 20 103 1100. 141 211 1 IN Trot i 2i pa Se 4 pm :Is i$ is 4 I an an '4 MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY Rvannte. The English stock market to-day wore an im proved appearance, and closed g to 1 per cent. higher than yesterday, owing to increased investments by the public, which have caused money stock to be again in demand for transfer. The bona fide sales which were effected in anticipation of the announce ment of the new loan, and also the stock created by payments in advance of the next instalment, would thus appear to have been readily absorbed. Intelli gence of a fresh repulse of the Russians before Sebas topol contributed to the firmness of the market. Money continues abundant in the Stock Exchange, at only 2 per cent. on government securities, owing to the investments in progress. _ _ At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes expe rienced a decline of about 1 per cent. The tendency of the Amsterdam bourse continues upwards, and some of the other continental markets are likewise firmer. At Vienna little alteration is observable. Consols for money ranged between 881 and 89, and closed at 881. For the new account of the 30th inst. the closing quotation was 88Z. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 881, 1,;, 89, 881; ditto for account 30th May, 881, /, 89, 881. Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 871. New Three per Cents., 871, 1, 88/. Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 31, 315-16. 1 30 years Annuities, October, 1859, 3 11-16. India Stock, 2301. Bank Stock, 209. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 991. India Bonds, 15s. to 17s. prem. Exchequer Bills were last quoted 51. to Bs. prem., and Exchequer Bonds, 991 to 1. The omnium was firm, ranging between 1 to 1, and 1 to 1 prem., and closing at 1 prem. ILittle business was done in - Foreign Securities. Turkish continues in favour, and, after rising to 17 6 lo 1, closed at 741 to 75. Spanish and Mexi can Bonds were firmer, and other stocks steady. Al 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 98 to 100 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 87 to 89; Mexican, 201 to 21; Sardinian, 85 to 87 ; Peruvian Fourand-a-Half per Cents., 67 to 69 ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 62 to 64 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 91 to 93 ; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 1. Theliat of sales is annexed, viz.: Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 991. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 63. Mexican Three per Cents., 201, 21. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Small Bonds, 88. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 371; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 181; ditto for account 16th May, 181; the Bondholders' Committee's Certificates for the unfunded coupons, 4 per cent. Turkish Six per Cents., for account 16th Mar, 75,741; ditto, Small Bonds, 751. The arrival was to-day announced of four more vessels from Australis, viz., the Ellenborough (sailed Jan. 27), and Kate (Jan. 16), from Sydney; the Champion of the Seas, from Melbourne ; and the Antipodes, from Hobart Town. Of these, the Ellen , borough has on freight 1,500 oz. of gold, worth about 8,0001., and the Champion et the Seas is believed to have some quantity of gold and later dates. The tendency of the foreign exchanges this after noon was in some instances rather less favourable, but the reduction in rates was not important. On Ham burg the current rate was 13.71; and on Amster dam 11.191 to 128. Bills on Frankfort were in de mand at 119. Paper on Paris also met with some ' inquiry at 25.40 to 421 at three months, and 25.15 to 171 at abort. Drafts on Vienna and Trieste were offered at 12.45. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 22nd inst. for the supply of 126 tons of Gallipoli oil, and on the 17th inst., for 160 qrs. of mustard seed. The Admiralty have ordered the ships Clarendon, George Robinson, Luiss, Cockermonth Castle, Grey hound, Coronet, and Japan, to be surveyed, prepa ratory to engaging them for the transport service. The East India Company will receive tenders on the 16th inst., for the conveyance of stores from Eng land to Msdrss. The Emigration Commissioners invite tenders (to be received on the 17th) for the hire of two ships, to proceed respectively to Adelaide and Moreton Bay, and to be ready to receive passengers between the 2nd and 9th of July. The tallow market has been dull throughout the week, owing to the recent heavy arrivals from St. Petersburg, through Prussia, but to-day the market wee firmer. St. Petersburg letters of the 3rd inst. state that several hundred casks of tallow had been purchased for transmission to this country. The exchange was quoted 35 11-16 to 13-16 d. The indigo sales today went off with good spirit, and previous prices were fully maintained. B cata logue commences on Monday. At a meeting of the Florida bondholders, held to day at the offices of Mesers.Palmer, Mackillop, Dent, and Co., the Hon. W. L. Melville in the chair, a re port was read describing the proceedings taken by the committee as regards their claim submitted to the convention established by the governments of Great Britain and the United States. From this it appears the British commissioner decided that the bondholders have a valid claim on the federal govern ment, whilst the American commissioner held that no claim exists on the government of the United Sttes. The question was in consequense referred to t he umpire, Mr. Bates, who decided that there is no claim on the federal government, but that the state of Florida is bound to pay the principal and interest of the bonds, and that the claim under the bonds is a just demand ; and he expresses a hope that the people of Florida will learn that honesty is the beet policy. It is understood the committee will make a further communication to the holders of bosds. The fallowing special meetings are newly an- 1 uounced—viz.: East Lincolnshire Railway Company for the 25th inst., to consider a bill pending in parlia ment ; Great Northern Ra ilwa y Company, for the 25th inst., also to consider bills, one of which refers to a further increase to the company's capital; Ches ter and Holyhead Railway Company, for the 24th I and 28th lost.; Royston and Hitchin Railway Com pany for the 26th inst. ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway Company for the 25th inst., at Manchester; and Law Life Assurance Society for the Bth June. The annual meeting of the New Zea land Company is to be held on the 31st inst. The market for land and bank shares continues fairly supported. Royal Mail Stearn shares were quoted better to-day. London Dock Stock ert.e dealt in at 991 ; General Screw Steam at 141; Illinois Central Seven per Cents., redeemable in 1876, at 681; ditto, Seven per Cents. (tree land), 1860, at 651 and 65 (exchange, 4s. 6d.). Annexed are the latest reports from foreign mar kets, as received by the Continental Telegraph : Paris—Friday (this day) (Closing paces): Three per Cent. Bestirs, for account, 68.36; ditto for mosey, 68.30 ; the Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for money, 93 40; ditto, for account, 93.25; Bank shares, 3,030. The Three per Cents. show a decline of about 1 per cent. since yesterday. Vienna—Thmeday (Cleave prices): Austria's Five per Csat. Metallic*, 801; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70. ll:chutes on London, 12.2 8 . Gold , 311 per mut. ?net ; silver, 28 per ant. prem. This bourse e zeibits no I mportant alteration. 1 Amsterdam —Thursday (Closing prices): Dutch Two I sad-a-Half per Cents . 6 2 7-16 ; ditto Four per Cent. Cart& I etas, 911; Portuguese, 38 3-16 ; Alillafiall Five per Cent. tallies, GOl ; fipanith Old Foreign Th ree per Cents , ; the Coupons, 4 1-16 ; the New Deferred eterred Three per Cents., 18 6 . 16; Mexican, 191; Granada D, 6 9.16; I TaihtFysr:nApkertieesovert,_arol6T;phitunratefdaliasyinT:Frasotupshre-ormisbenhdt-tesZ.WsliptieefreCneenc•l s;hB6rl. Per Cents., 181 ; Bpinirb Old Three per Cents., 314. Spasi , h stocks are r ather hrmer B er lin —Thursday . Russian Five per Cents., 97, offered. Etch ca ge on Lgadoo, 6 171 Hasohare—Thursday : Spanish 0:a Three per Coots., 291; ditto New Deferred Three per Ceats., l7 l. The s e pelves us 11007 higher. Yu 10. 1866 Seat mereme.. 4,676 On the ether side of the amount: Government eeenritlea decrease .. 626.000 Other securities decrease .. 223,174 Coin end banks Mathes .. 119,810 118,464 4,674 311,060 Total The chief change in this return is the decease cil 623,0001. in the stock of government securities. The Treasury, it is evident, is repaying to the Bink the heavy advances lately made by the establishment on deficiency bills. The private securities continue to diminish, proving that bills running off are no longer renewed at the Bank, the charges in Lombard•treet being more moderate. The stock of coin and bullion is still increasing, and the present rates of foreign exchange, coupled with the large arrivals of the pre cious metals, encourage the belief that a further ooli aderable accession will be made to this item. The present appearance of the Bank balanoe-aheet points to a further reduction in the rate of discount. BAN Kb K OF SNOLUID.—An Aeoceest, parresat to the Aet 7th sad F 10.... 32, for the week emits( on estasky, May 6.1166. tesOz *WARM 'S?. 1 Nelms breed ..........*42,911,030 Govewooteat Debt. ... . A 11.11.22 Other Beetnities Gold Coln sod Dellloo I ' l, ' 9"ll"_ o Miter Bollios !39.911.030 ' IAPICIIIO D Pe seletore' Capital ....$14.663; 00 Urn 136.43.5 Public Devositanaciud. xcb.a.. Say. Bmkii Omen& at Nadeau Debt. sad Die. Aoetal 4.337.60 0 Other Deposita .. 12.645.661 Beveanas aadotbeellille 1,090,(16 PAZTIIIIIT. Unclad. Government Dead Sonintlei wolen I Other Annuity, . ..... £13,691,1111 decal** ...... 12.ra.06a Noun ...... .......... 8.741.6011 Gold and Silver Ooln 708.181 £3:163.1n lILRBIIALL. Chkf Orhtt• THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocit. The English funds to-day have experienced a hr ther advance of k to 1 per cent., although business is limited. Console for money are quoted 881 to 891, and for the 30th inst. 89 to 1. Scarcely any varia tion has occurred throughout the day. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 871 to 88/ the New Three per Cents. at 881 to 1; and Exche quer Bilk at ss. to Bs. prem. The omnium ban ad vanced to j to 1 prem. Foreign stocks ere firm, and in some cues slightly higher. Turkish has advanced to 75 to 1, and Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 18; to 1. Mexican is quoted 201 to 21, and 'Waken Ftve per Cents. 98 to 100. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs. have been dealt in at 92 to 921; V e n ez uelan Active Bonds at 271 to 28 ; Spanish Old Three pee Cents. at 371; Portuguese Four per Cents. at 42k; and Rus , sian Four-and- ,l per Cents. at 87i. MINES. FRIDAY Ryas's'. There is still little business going forward in home mining stocks, the market erhibitiug much dulness. The gold mining and other shires remain quiet. Copper still remains in good demand, and prices are firm. Lead is more quiet, and quotations scarcely so buoyant. Spelter a suede firmer , bat a ver y small business doing. Tin without change. In iron we see no signs of large demand, but a fair business is being done, without much animation. Scotch pig is somewhat more in request. Subscriptions are invited from the shareholders and the public for 2,438 reserved shares, of 11. 15.6 d. per share, in the Devon Tin Mines (Dartmoor). The minimum price that will be accepted is 10s. per share. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The gold mining shares remain without 'variation. Agna Fria, Colonial Gold, and Great Nugget Vein shares are severally quoted s to a ; and Nouveau Monde, 4 to 4. Auntrrlian Agricultural shurea are quotal 284 to 294 ; Feel River, 24 to 2/ ; North British Australa sian, die. to par.; and Scottish Auctralian Invest ment, f tot prem. Imperial Brazilian shares have been dealt in at 24; National Brazilian (Oman) at ; Santiago at 6; and United Mexican at 64. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The market is Arm and looking upwards. Town Tallow is quoted 61s. 6d. nett cub ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 63a. ' • May and June, 63a. 9 d. ; Octo ber to December, 661.61. Maas er AVUIA.O3B.—Town tallow, Ms. 3J. ; fat by ditto, 2s. 100. yellow Russian, 645. ; melted stuff,6l.; rough ditto, 255. 6d.; tallow graves, 12s. ; good dregs, 7s. COVENT GARDEN MARILET.—THIS DAY. Vegetable', owing to the frosty wesP , er we have had, still keep comparatively scarce and dear. Endive, Lettuces, Radishes, Globe Artichokes, and Carrots may now be ob tained. Apples of foreign growth may yet be g ha Hothouse G ra pes Grapes may be bought at m o per lb. Peaches, Nectarines, and Cherries, have node their appearance. Oranges fetch from 2e. 6d. to 10e. per 100. Quantities of Cornish and French Broccoli continue to reach the market, and some French Cauliflowers have also been offered. Spanish Onions may be bought for 3e. per dozen. For Asparagus there is a fair demand. Potatoes have advanced but little in price sines last week. A few new ones from Prance have been sold at from Is. to lc 6d. per pound. Lettuces realise 9d. to le. per score. Cut flowers consist of Passion flowers, Tulips, Heliotrope', Ea • phorbias, Carnations, Cycanlamens, Artless, Camellias, Chi neseChi- nesePrimroses, Heaths, IBMd Roses. Pine Apples, per lb., 6a to lOs I Strawberries, per on, 64 to is Ils Grapes, per lb, to 134 Pears, per half.sieve, is to 104 Peaches, per dos. lfa toles per dozen, Ss to Ss Nectarines, d'. , 1 5 s. to 308 1 apples, per bushel, 4e 6d to 106 Cherries, per lb, lOs to 13s dessert, per dos, 54 to Is I VISOSTABLES. Mohair, red, per dos.. 2s to 64 I WOW, per bushel, 6s Od to Ets 04 Preneh Elean%perlo o , is to Is leeks, per bunch, 3d to 6d laid:tub, per a., 3d. to 6d Shallots , p er lb . 44 to 6d &skate, per punnet, Is to Se Garlic, per lb., 6d to id Asparagus, per 100, Ss to SI , Endive per soon, Is t•d to Ss Potatoes. per ton,llo. to 130 1 Lattueese Cob" D. wore, ad to to per ewt, 2864 to 34 Co., per ecrwe, letildW Is per bleat., 1564 to Ss Small Soled, p. pun" Id to get Carrots, p. bunch, 6d to 3d Hem Radish, per 1.4 L, Ss to 4s Turnipe. 40., Id to 4d Mushroom% pent.oll . o le Outnumbers, each, Is 04 to 2e NM'S, lar . 4a Splneekper Mere, Is to is Sweet beet, per attach, 2d to 14 Batt, per dm., la . al to Ss Mint, green, do., 4d to 6d Inta., le. to Se. ditto, I 6 p pee SMITHFIELD HAY .MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E J. Davis reports the supply large, and trade heavy. Prime usetdow hay, 765. to 1365.; superior, 90s to 100 s. ; inferior, Os. to 60s. ; roues, 60. clover, 90s. to 1205.; ' c ooed cut, Ms. to 110 s. s t raw, 264. to 30s HOLBORN TuaNeritata.—Great and Little Turn stile are named from the turning stiles which, two centuries since, stood at their ends neat Lineolit's.ismfields, to pre vent the straying of cattle therefrom. Sir Edward Sandy'' , curious " Europe Speculum," 4to, 1637, wu " sold by George Hutton, at the turning-stil• in Holborn." The English translation w ee ishop Peter Cantas's " Admirable Events," eto. 1639, also "sold in Hoiborne, in Turn stile-lane." In 160 wee built New Turnstile. Turnstile alley, leading to Holborn, was Ant designed as a change for selling Welsh friezes, flannels, &c. Here Cartwright, the bcolt.eller, kept shop; he was an excellent player, end bequestned his plays and pignuts. to Dulwich College: Tinobs's Curiotitiso qf London.