The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-23 00:00:00

74 , ' A d e' alfK> N "'6 • ~t Uvbt r 43 ft No. 2,706.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1855. [THREEPENCE. gRACTICAL GEOLOGY.-BIND'S COLLEGE, Loodoo.—Proksoor TENNANT, V.O.L. wUi COMMENCE a RAEoITWELVE LECTUILE9 on GEOLOGY, bawls. sopooli Memos to the telPortaot opellaulott oldie Mums to Yta fs Is. Areattestare. and Andealtare. The Loftina min am memo cm 91 EDNESDAY MORNING, Own 13, at 9 o'dock. le% £1 Its. Id. SOUND awl WHITE METH ire sot only indis pensably yegillb lee piseel b ounclor la bob assediat= l i g i e dVa iner i. Vio no =szie s = arid Otto bow at DIIIITIFIMOS ink sa. MA b assikalai al Amy ablessambob. aell yolks • imaY4llAt Ablimbe Is die semso.l sue*" mils ef lb own dm% porionno no gess Ins sod U met. Os NA tha lweg& to Vale onine. mil. Si. lbartentb. sal yulft Ma b. It I,or Wu. —Tbs woo " irrit OisnoP on so Us bbd. awl * &lOW. WM Ail AM 111‘ Mbliessabies,* as lbsobemes sleep And la orb bo x. noll by Inn. sod by abwo isi Partrimer. DR. 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Leedom: Jelis via 11, low THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPER, prise M. Loam Lama leorma. the adversteof fres lICAUDOM sad of sll seed relbrms. Is the moot sad wane of Its esseral news—ts the steeney it Its kw reports. lied la the varied mrentile sad otwasesiel harm& dos esedsimed IMO& mew. sal seastray admire—OW paper 11 =1 ‘. . CORRIVIPONDSISTS AT ran BEAT 07 WAIL TM r0a610:4 NEWS Id lIIILIttiLd AND IMPASTLth. A• reveryesrl report of Shipp*, Is the Who Bess as sap. yard Overland with scrotal= TIM OILY DAILY IMMO 111201 Y. et* lrt of pram. IT LICLUDINI ALL Or ADVIIMSIIIIIIIII. peessertady lotedeadest. eel then* younger by nue them laity hem; fay el lie sudiseepewthw. ale paper ha. by eswisewey rod NW, illsaliedaeshlseellfre WNW • sharialer sod widen set Ws*, be wry. Te hs sedshrl so r i =reer whom es Is the blegiess; or at ellsk Iflssiodrest. Lads& N.B. 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OPPOSITION TO TILE ADMISSION OP DISSENTII.IB.-.- On Tuesday age at two o'clock, the new form of statute he the abrogation of oaths at matriculation, and all obligatices or penalties on religions grounds affeetiog those members of the university who may not be members of the than* of Eaglaud, will, it is expected, be strongly opposed. Several appeals to memben of convocation on the subject have kneed from the press ; amongst them one from the Margaret POP few? of Divinity is deserving of the most serious atteatka, as proceeding from • gentleman holding avert' high polities in the universty. The Professor, speaking of the proposed statute, says : " The proposed changes amount to nothing short of this, the withdrawal of the religious element from our academical system. • • • If it be said, that to make theological instruction and examination obligatory on all is unfair to wards dissenters, I grant that it would be so if they were compelled to some among us ; but it is ot herwise, where they are at liberty to cow or to stay away. • • • • It it be urged that, it we do not ourselves make Ike altera tions is our statutes, which are necessary to emesemadate the university to the new element to be intredumed into it, the legislature will take the matter in hand, sled de after its own fealties whet we new bare it in our peer es Is attar oars, I saswer, be it se. If a skeane se sebielehe of the principles of our eserelledem meets mei% lea it be made by others, in whatever way God's permit, sot b_y our selves. Let dissenters em amongthey If will. Bat let them take us as they dad es. Let them sot re sire es to swerve from the mune which we have puma If we do so in this instance, we shall ere keg le enLembelle Is so in others of even more startling impmerem Ire moiled the university from then ark* peemedel IBS a vest seleed foe the advancement of tree wedgies and seesed loareiag. Let us, se far as we are esseereed, bead It down suds to these who some alter us. Nelms,* Imes drab:aim muted." On Thursday the Rev. William Henry Wray, M.A., wee ineutsted to the rectory of Raekheath, la Nor folk. oa the protestation of Hoary &neer. Req., of Reek heath Hall. The Perpetual Curacy of Saint George, Hearten, In the parish of Wclwn•on-the-hill, in the county of Lea easter, is recant by the death of the Rev. W. W. Swinish. Patrons. trustees; vales, 3001. ACCIDENT AT CRUJILIN VIADUCT: TWO MEN MILLED. An accident occurred at the Crumlin viaduct about NM o'clock on Wednesday evening, by which twe of the workmen, George Ives (one of the foreman at the works) and George Ilanasetar, were killed. From inquiries made on the shpaMt,, these is no doubt that the accident wee the re sult of eareiesesrs en the part of the workmen present at the time. Three et the erase, erselileg Mat the atom pier to the BM hes pier as the leihhemi 'ids es webs EValleys, bid bees dad is Mk peec , sad the dearth MI lama wiled Me its it maid be deed Indy, bp big tied ly Omega liesessete•—mthem at is es= i llves, Me Awe- - g irm— stew* away IM The emir gams wee, the glass wen - throw, out elite perpendiesier end feU osmosis sod as it was Meisel to the ether girders, its weight lose them Wigwam eft of Wirt eseluits, sal slis 'bele MI Ma a Imemiese eemi. breekiag dews the plathem awl rsepplag meredee huge baste ci timber as thee. Iller lea boa awe Midis Ives and Bannister were shaft m M gleam when it went cad were berkd —apt the Ms mad timber. The former was killed ea the igeS, bat Mira about halt past 11 Vele* ea the Mew*/ des. There wen tee aims elfaleg ea lbe *der at die teens time, but Mel einem& is a meet wileese rammer with may •hw brasses. This maddest ten Say peeved the meeiksey of the mitsehis wMk whit\ dm Maisel le being bulk send its seemieg Meng* whoa it Mall have bets megisted. The &Me did mei Y hem MIN usable to suggert their ewe might, es meats te be the mpfai.m that km pet aimed, bet nee! Mugged eat of Ml* esehele Miasma me el dim mertaimieg before it wee pegged, Med. mut portion of the km h beat MN "Win dry's, sad it Is culy Is a few plume, whim the skim ware Molnk that the koe bee beam Pestles eta the Mem harem have alma wep t bathe lees Ohm sitimmk • term portion el the weld and bispirat *lb Wearies Mee, slid drab sr ilmikealmeelt, Theimatrit st = Me te the andweetee lefts Miimilesar ihe The = et Ibe gliel• tall wee %pm* *lsm We alst siss OM met sempeleet pew. sespoll bedl=ar u rlisni d NAVAL AND MILITARY PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 22. The Hoot* 6, paddle sloop, Commander H. C. (Ilya, arrived at bp&WM this from the Eastward, we mane is the West Coast of ABMa 51a calls at Plymouth, taking out a mail. The Craiaer, 16, Nam sloop, Commander Douglas, re turned to Opithead this morning, from the Downs. The Pembroke, 60, screw, Captala Seymour, was brought' dews the harbour yesterday to hare ha compasses adjusted prier to sailing to join the Baltic loot. The Hastings, 60, screw, Captain Calla, will be reedy to so oat of harbour about Tuesday, to sail to join the Baltie lir. Tonkin, Assistant Muter Attendant et this dock yard, is to go round to Pembroke in a few days with a pasty of ripen, in the steamer Myrmidon, to bring round to this port the newly.launeted 60-gan 'Owe Saari. A wart martial is to be held oa board the Victory, flag ship, tomorrow, to try Mr. Herr, naval instructor, of that s i p h. Mereary, gutter, * sailed yesterday for the Channel ITieJuper, mew gunboat, was taken into tte steam basin yesterday to be got reedy with all despatch for the PORT81101:7H, APRIL 20. _ _ - - The sick and vonsoilal, about 130 in number, from the Adelaide, emu transport, were landed this morning, sad moneyed to Chatham by train. The Adelaide sailed for Southampton this afternoon. The Cruiser, 16, mow sloop, sad Rosantood, 6, paddle sloop, sailed to-day for the Downs. Tne Sea& wer, matter, has sailed to-day for the coast of Scotland, on surveyhm service. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 22. Ths Vengeance, 84, Captain Lord E. Russell, arrived on Friday from the Black Bea, last from Gibraltar; she exchangect mantes with the Impregnable, with the flag of Admiral ilk W. Parker, and I. to come tato harbour to pay o ff . The Meander, 44, Captain Bernie is Wady to liars for the White Bert. She bas the Bound. The Contwallir, 60, anew, Captain Wellesley, on a trial l etter the 'Birettas in her screw, is found to be improved. Ohs is expected to kayo to join the Baltic fleet on Thursday. The Teaser, 3, steamer, Liestasant Nicola,, after watt '. g orden for several days in Barupool, left this morn ing fit the Coast of Africa, taking a mall for the vessels on that station. The Crane 6, Commander Miller, recently from the Coen of Afr ica, was paid off in Thursday, and th e men wire granted fi fteen days' lean. The Sanspanil, Captain J. W. Williams, was taken into K.yham Dock on Friday, to be fitted for the Baltic service. The Nautilus, apprentices exercise brig, has left for Fal mouth. The Wide Awake, transport, left with the 13th Light Dragoons, for the Crimes, on Thursday. The Chalmen, transport, after embarking portions of the 16th Light Dragoons for the Black Sea, lets yesterday. The remainder of the corps are hourly expected from Exeter. The blooms, transport, sailed yesterday with provisions ' for the Black See. There are several other transports In the course of nage . hag their The Roy ea r :Irina Mail Company's steamer Retriever, which takes out this month's mail to the western coast of Africa, is now in the Sound, and will sail on Tuesday morn ing fur Teneriffe, Lagos, Fernando Po, tic. The Albatross, steam transport, arrived yesterday from the Crimea. Sian in Hasione—lmpregnable, Royal William, Ven geance, lianapareil, Prometheus, iielleisle, Avon, Sylph, Kent transport, Antagoaist (lining provisions). In the Sound—Cornwallis, !deluder. SHEERNESS, Aram 22. The Hawke, 60 wuffie. screw line-of-battle ship, Captain E. Onimannsy, got up steam yesterday, and at 11.46 a.m. left this port for Portsmouth, to complete her complement of seamen, and await her final orders for her departure to the Baltic. The Rowell, 60 guns, screw line-of-battle ship, Captaiii F. Scott, is under orders (et present) to leave hers to-day. The Dapper, gunboat, Lieutenant H. J. Grant, Das arrived here, having bad her compasses adjusted at Green- Lithe, where she has taken in her ammunition, shell, So. This vessel is attached (as tender) to the Colownis, 80 guns. The Glutton, lotting battery, arrived here at 11 p.m. on Friday last, from Woolerieh. She was assisted by the steam vessel Reny Houma, sad the African, steam tug vessel. It blowing a stiff bruise frees mat by north, some ousic.erable difficulty was esperisseed in steering her; whilst rolling is Sea Roach, she shipped a great deal of water from her hawse pipes and her stern and quarter ports, none of which it was on starting considered necessary to ware. She had nine inches water under her engine-room deck, being just flush with the underside of the same. The water on her =Uncle& eft wee up flush with her Sabin bulkhead cants. liar present light water draught is for ward 6 ft. 6 in., aft 8 ft. It is intended to pat in two more propellers, thetas, for whisk an already in place. This has been firmed weesseary on account of the light draught of water, wish* welly admits of a 6 feet Mew in diameter. Hr. Baikal eaffio down in charge of the engines, on sesonat el Mom YiUm, Baffinhill, and Co., the engineers. 11 Is adanialsil. with the peepellen, five knots fully will be aliheitieL pXls has bees pen wader the muting sheers, and nil be mule' Wiley, and will be immediately , put into No. 11017 11111 t. views the blocks have been laid to receive her. The general impression amongst nautical men is that this clam of vessel will be quite incompetent to wry the intended anaameat at the draft of water stated by the designers; added to which, between decks will not be so secure as at first reported, itSlllllOllll SS the ports fore and aft are in halves, to rise and Wand inpateeted by iron plates, thereby only giving two Amen to ell of every shot that would strike on the breadias paseleasing through the oak plank on striking the parts, ssil pemetrating the port to de execution between decks. The average distance between the ports being double the fore and aft breadth of each port, few nautical ISM who have seen this vessel egress any ambit= or weightier for her. Ohs M esnandy in ea stale, sod perhaps them eleffiffie nay have the dished ellen is the proper quarter, to halt to the entire security of the bsondsides of this class of weeds. The lima* late 24 day I nesseilir guns, is bong rapidly equipped by the ssUMew at this yard. The nala mum Weighted her shot is to be ant, the maximum 10 =rnim i ehingnail • ride out barrel; the dm" SUM, the maximum staining aseseong to disuses required. Great surprise is expressed hare at the reseal iateaden of sending this frigate to Liverpool to take is these raarAer guns—there being every facility here to gee Om In tae, clear of all risk in navigating the ship to LitagrAL DUBLIN, APB= 21. The ant division of the 2nd (Queen's Own) Regi• mint hu arrived at Cork from Waterford, where the depot bad been for some months quartered. me men are ea DT. rude for the Crimea. Bt. Recruiting pea ea briskly at Belfast, and a imp number a of men leave that port daily, to join their depots in Ragland and Scotland. The last batch sailed for Glasgow, to be in- i t . eorporsted in the 63rd Regiment. Itt. The Kerry Militia has supplied as many as 143 men Bt. already for mimesis in the Crimes. The arming of the Kilkenny Militia commenced to-day. re The volatiles:big from that corps into the line still con- r e i Unties. Adveatspoue terms an offered to men to iodate them to es ID , joie the Irish eonstalinlary, est of which splendid feral a ti peat number have transferred their services to the Land 11 Transport Corps in Oa Crimea. to LOA ADXIK&LTT, Ann. 20.-PsowarioNs.-Mates: D. G. Davidson (1862), G. G. Lomas (1862), J. B. Cooper 1862), B. F. Weld (1862), C. R. Hawley C. F. Hill (1852), W. Gregory (1862), H. Johnson (1862), W. H. Ira (1862). 0. M. Comber (1862), P. R. La , :ird, H. R. Stewart (1862), R. Savory (1852), W. F. Lie (1 862), 8. M. Wilson (1852), A. F. Mareseeaux (1862), D. B. aekBs2), A. Henderson (1862), K. Stewart (1853), 1). Boyle (1863), C. Fury (1853), R. B. Cy (1853), and A. J. alien (1863), promoted to the rank of limtanants. APPOINTYIIins.-Lisotsaaats : J. Hots (1864), to the Retribution 28, paddle-wheal item frigate, of Mimes power, Mediterranean station; and G. A. T. probe (1865), to the St. George, 120, at Spitheed. Chaplain Rev. H. B. Yeoman, to*. Waterloo, 120, lag may, at Sheerness. Naval Instructor T. Sullivan (1816), to the Hawke, 60, screw steam ship, at Sheerness. ADMIRALTT, APRIL 21.-APPOIXTMERTL-Pay susters J. M. Jefferson ( 1864 ), to the Horatio, 24, earew Ohms aud-ship, of 250 horse power, at Sheerness; and D.P. Clow (1846), to the Seasparea, 70, screw steamship, din Mime power, at Plymouth. Mehl inatrotons hart been received at Booth woolen to It op the Gametal Met Compare steamer ladies% fee mamba amity to the Crimea. Tits DDS /11/1211.—A greed amber el the sea beiwoislai to the Dm/OMA Royal Mos lave deiesit Ask isooty and &slaw% bid is nowapesee et es Ilejer Wpm, Vie/ ma rod to k Webb. Imam Om to nimbi, wit/ es War el en additional bat* et U, tke oedielly easza re=the regi ment, sad Shit ask% bee bean NsenT 110 Pomo a, Into who hot sons tinto bare bees Is lie at atNabob Ilinseibt will the Mbar lamp Won at lieneemi low yierAwitogeeloo tient otoeloo eels* tie lbsakti4 bovo ben tempo. • nom/ ea bona Os Ing4ins town pent ▪ Dowsgoot, GO was a asks ang,=4lol= Ile missed by Moir I somolos os boodoi odistod to new egoist Bad& SHARE LIST& BATUZDAT The railway ahue market continue very quiet, but showed some tendency towards improvement this afternoon. Prices in several instances closed about per cent. higher than yesterday. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The raillWyshai;niirkiottO-isiliiiiiter, follow ing the movement in Consols. Prices are in some cases quoted Ito per cent lower than on Saturday, but the decline is not generaL London and North- Western stook is quoted 981 to I; Cheat Western, 634 to 64; Midland. 684 to 89; Lancoshire end Yorkshire, 764 to 78; Great Northern, 22 to ; Caledonians, 291 to I , and South-Eutaw, 113 1 . to 4. French shares have Men considerably. Northern,' are quoted 34 to ; Eastern', 34 to 4; and Paris and Lyons, 231 to # prem. oaDixiay /HAND AND STOCKS. 11 a l anes& -.. hs= 4 .l= I Mew Welvaa IIN Ilkkis.„Lre.4, 10 Da. 110. Is lOC. 1410 DMA aul bias 140 all Obisler ald 411 Clark Ihriaa .... 46 MID Delhail•;• 100 OM all DuaLAlL.mad abardJ. W Dirre s t i rd all BM= 14111 Swum Was. Qom A Da. L V. 41MA)- 140 Dadra 1..-...... ...».: 100 Dot . ..... 140 Idlatmli all Llastersta rir = oliss j 1110 100 77 ".'i rpw heft Win IN Gnat Swims . la 05 1:00. Do. 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U 67 N ill N 5$ Se it , Dimes% Lai I 4 a ifs ti 4tis $4l no 7 W Ili e I pa _ ___ i ii PP i Pa Pr i tak PP i 1 ft N ft INI 14 110 101 U $1 0 4 It lii I pm 11 fOn i ty i $4l SI ft dm W 47 id IS 41 ulf, uli 113 214 id r 1 4 c g se 4 1 1 pa tt Par i rp i I I DANZ% il all I id I SO $2 ..7 _. ! O 4 I I dis, nil 17; VI II }di. i Pi SS all SO 111 ell SS Ii se SS MI a+ool° :~.i.- 114 117 119 co 1011; 109 I Ili I 4 i 1 I PEI 4 - pa lli 14 ; i t ii 7 I I 11 Ti . 11- r i f 1 4 0 61 6 I S I 0 3le 2 i a 6 I 1 1 11e 1$ iii, 8 V ad In Friday's sitting of the Second Chamber at Berta, the president (Coast Schwerin) presented a petition from the reporters of the principal journals, asking the favour of a tribune at whisk it ay be passible to hear the speakers. The Chamber seems quite willing to weeds to the mutat, the president (upon whose advise the petition wu prepared) agreeing first to consider the suggestion of a member of the Eight, that the reporters be plead in the centre of the assembly, and that the moon speak in Sitars from their places instead of at the tribune. Ia a recent sitting of the Belgian Royal Academy, U. Qumlet (who was me tater to he Royal Niihau, Prince Albert), undertook to write a bietraphiesl notice of his lets blend, 11. Arno, who was a member of the Aca demy. This work his jut appeared at Brunets, end is spoken of is term of great pram. THE EUPHRATES left Southampton yesterday with newly 800 'comment Galina% for Sydney. The Nep tune has been chartered by the Emigration Commiseionen to leers Southampton for Australia oa the lth of Jane next. DEPARTURE OP THE PREFECT OP THE SEINE AND VII DIPUTATION PROW TEN MUNICIPAL CONKED- N OF PLlUS.—Yesterday these dlstinpished visitors a tOok their departure. They were acomperaM to the South Eastern Railway Terminus by the Lord Mayor and the 1 General Purposes Committee of the Carperstio• sad left I by a special train at 8 a.m. for Follemlime the C ommittee proceeding thither with them. Tux CONDEMNED CONVICT, NtrialllLLL The smocks of Lelia Bunnell will, merlins to the judg ment pseud him. be carried into Mist in front of Nougats, as Zulu monies, the igaj ia lla s Greet efforts astims to Is seeds to *UM it the 1 mines manse ea the peewit el bra*. The medical patients eggslaied to moseada ohs stem el the risme. Wad, esesbles hien ma Oa the cries Lad, several andkal pre =assbame Itegenlated with the halite of the Gen vlct to this somdmies se the Wass, give test away that be was sigma with delmh *I Vissilmessci to lamaity. It is She egbisa la illsonssa gasotsn that Ike law will be he be Me its Nene.— 21iima PARIS TO MOM iLULWAT.—At • Met. lag of the ihereloidare of the Pare to Railway, bell as Thursday het, • dividood of We. was deem' per elm% irkiek sm , with ittr. fee kroner. amebas 1116 per ohm he the rat 1166. As limo rimesbelieee bee; Ma Cesll KUM*. to ph sous alit& maim will be A that d ad &Wm tbsy seat diebarse Ise wokil. dors, la eligliss Ile Mk. jadmilliss 10,004 1 Aro Pols 10,040 1 +Anglo AmMeallas Gold ali fli,ooo 10e +Anglo Cabral= all 4 4 10,00 0 le smastrelamiaa 10,00 b 10 Ciamtrallaa 4 1 11 50,000 1 aosizalisa Cordillmra all Mee 00 Bleeastom Iron & Seal all 1 7 10,000 10 timid& bee l4 6 II 10,000 U taraalemp.(boatal.pa. 214 SI SI 3,000 10 Do.Cocaes sad C'We all 1 11 11,000 SO Do. 114. Joba Del Bey II 81 U 10,000 1 CSTODIeII (Vint 10,00 1 +CI .0 L 1 iii. 11.000 40 . eftw ll 64 10,001 1 ilm•al bold ... 1 11 4 0 4 00 , 11 IS 33 24 40,400 St. iCeppie Mame of Bas. all $0 40 ad 8,000 U tDo. Pr/ 74 pet Dent. all WWI pa . 71,0001 000, 6 3 AmoiliaastaalimaCepla mil 4 11 11 11, Mama 1 1 Pu 00,000 1 Nowt Vela ler. all 1 1111,C00 SO , all 14i ne MON 1 , Darby of Baden all 1 I 11,000 6 , Pidgeoth 0,000 3 1 Übse 1 41 tp ... 1,400Da . lit I 1 all 7 71 4 pa 1113,111 1 tlarbulta ...... ..... . . all I 1 Mir Orr& -- .. all 44,40044,400 1 .11.14 mane Ilia. . ;MIX, all 4., 100,0* S Port MD* 1 i llsede Lead ali all 14 4 111 1 1:16 00' JO : 14.6". 7.44adihia leer hoc 10,001 10,009 11 Nev .ll 11 11 7,000 SO de Caba...— 1.31 I 111 10,000 1 Swab auttalima ....—. an 4,000 10 Tbs Craft — 71 I In 43,174 20.101 Malted lhodama..— al 7 74 70,000 1 Waller 100,000 1 Won Malmo ..... f Tnembralle by etaalladiftlit I 0 1 a• 111 103 : a is I ; . NI t- - 1 U 1! II 4 e . if Di d p i. Ile IT II N 111 115 a Is 17 Na 107 14 SG IS 15 zd 111 llf ai 4 IPS N Per i Pi if IS 180 111 I+ SMN i 99 91 • Lad5(1p..1.1116.1 D. (Wi t INC- YidtliptsPanli. _ - all Sail OINSUiIa4 1176111141 - 1.7 11.86W....111 a .31 1l Elaiddis _ _ an 10~ mg Nasal to LaaMM. 100 Daideolamaidie too lankaall Magna) ClOolis tiosal 100 ,IlaitLiONL 1.11•_4: 1_111201•01116 11 topmeir_ll Drip Omni ea arimmeixat ss Da. a dims de ssii De. Nl= aim di eald MU sell 10 Dr a Peoloass 100 LowalYfl9umfl 1 It. 110 grillo IO 10 LorMsoibit 05500110.01601 6 ei .11 11 =1 . _ W SO all mummissir asill talloold*DWL) LOS 013 11=11wilmOPOIL) Oi Novuolost Pm NOWA goa. S pie r e t e rma &SS to Botors SO SO Nortlisrallaildlol4 1111 ;kV; U MORO _. _Px•Wg mo.:1 ISo vigiziailei M DL mi ge l it i Ili Ilas li ON litilleal MONEY MARKET. ItA:v..I)AT Evict:we. The announcement of the budget, and the enormous expenditure therein indicated, caused the English funds to open this morning at a decline of about i per cent. As the day drew on, however, a rally set in, aided by the statement from Vienna that Lord John Russell's departure has been again postponed, and that the conferences are still continued. Prices finally closed with firmness, and per cent. higher I than yesterday. The Chancellor of the Exchequer's financial statement has thus not exercised any per manently depressing influence upon the stock market. Of the reception which the budget is likely to receive from the various interests of the empire it would be premature at the present moment to speak positively, but in view of Sir G. C. Lewis's very recent accession to office, there; ie a disposition to make all reasonable allowance for the difficulties of his position. Of his various proposals for adding to taxation, the imposition of a penny stamp upon all bankers' cheques has probably engliged most dis cussion today, and in many quarters an opinion is expressed that the operation of this measure will be injurious, as tending to restrict the freedom of com mercial transactions. Amongst other objections it is urged that any discouragement of the use of bankers' cheques is calculated to exercise a certain effect upon the money market, by leading to diminished economy in the use of notes and coin, as many parties may be induced to make small payments in the cir culating medium, instead of by cheques. Were the proposed impost ;larger in amount, this argument would be invested with additional force, but oppo nents of the new regulation contend that the sum (200,00 W.) estimated to be annually derivable from it is scarcely an equivalent for the inconvenience to which it will give rise. _ _ The a omninm" of the new loan was sold is low as per cent. prem. this morning, following the decline in Consols; but the closing quotation was 11 to 1! prem. The newly created 30 years annuities were negotiated at 161, but the market for this secu rity continues unsettled. It is noticed that the addition of 1 per cent. to the income tax is estimated to be eqivalent to a reduction of / per cent. in the value of this annuity, as compared with Consols, and there is some disposition to complain that the pro posed addition to the tax was not made known by the Chancellor when he brought forward his loan i l proposals. _ _ _ In the foreign stock market the only movement was in Turkish, which was first marked 741, but had risen at the close to 76 to f, being about I per oent. higher than the final quotation of yesterday. The only alteration in prices today in Mincing lane arising from the increase of the duties on sugar, has been to advance the price of refined sugar 2s. to 2s. ad. per cwt., but this does not govern other de scriptions of sugar, the effect on which will not be discovered until the public market opens on Tuesday next. _ _ . The tea trade was taken by surprise by the increase of the duty, and there has not been any business done in the article to-day, but it has been the subject of remark that the /acre t must have transpired to some favoured individuals, as duties were paid yester day on some large parcels. The imports of the precious metals this week have been considerable. Our list includes the undermen tioned sums, viz.: 18,337 ounces of gold by the Statesman, from Port Phillip; 155,000/. by the La Plats, from the West Indies, Isthmus, Ito.: and 1,500,000 dollars by the Atlantic, from New York. The total value of these arrivals may be stated at about 628,0001. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week includes only 60 ounces of gold, despatched to Ham burg, and 173,200 ounces of silver, representing an aggregate value of about 43,5001. The destina tion of this silver is shown below, namely : Silver bars : To Hamburg, 5,600 ounces; to Belgium, 14,000 ounces. Silver coin: To Calais, 34,000 ounces; to Bombay, 23,600 ounces; to Hamburg, 87,000 ounces ; and to Gibraltar, 9,000 ounces. The exports from the outporta have included 125,9661. (of which 9,6201. was in gold and the rest silver) by the Ermine, for Alexandria and the East ; 29,3001. by the Madrid, for the Peninsula ; and 6,5001. by the Tyne, for the West Indies. The total ascertained shipments of the week are thus raised to about 205,0001, of which five-sixths consist of silver. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 15th of May for the supply of 3,665 loads of English elm timber. Tenders will also be received by the Admiralty on the 26th instant for the conveyance, from the River Thames, to Ceylon, and thence to Hong Kong, of a company of Artillery of the following strength, viz.: —From the River Thames to Ceylon about 90 meu, with officers, &c., and from thence to Hong Kong about 60 men, with officers, &c. The annexed statement of the railway calls ascer tained to fall due in May, is extracted from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly Railway Share List : Amount per sham. Doe Alresdy Nuattser Date. pas. °iV ci shams. May, 1853. *Arta sad Tim l7j 010 0 23,500 11,340 .131.ftni ftpL f elarala ........ air "' 19 13 3• • 40,000 80,000 Cat la tf illia, Pralr. 14 4 10 0 7,650 7,880 •Zirtinstriooei, 1 91 30 0 125,000 813,000 .11a _ sa _ Laseaster d £16114 1 4 8 0 0 24,000 72,000 • The nand by fondin campanile irn tf17,500, but tW boidinp of proptotors ore not known. We are informed that the recently elected directota of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company have unanimously appointed Mr. Ranker Currie M.P., to be their chairman, Mr. John S. MargetsZn deputy chairman, and M r. James Laming manager, with a seat at the board ex officio. The following weekly summary of the produce markets is extracted from the circular of Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson : ' • ' The business in the colonial markets has been limited. The public sales have been postponed till neat week, con sequent upon the visit of the French Emperor. There has been a steady demand for sugar. West India sorts have brought very fall rata, but other qualities went off briskly at an advance generally of 641. to Is. per out The Inquiry for the colory sorts of Plantation Ceylon continues; the quantity offered at auction has sold briskly at an advance of le. to Is. 6d. per cwt., but of the native kinds only a few lota have been sold at 475. 6d. per cwt. The sale held by the Dutch Trading Company on the 16th instant went off with spirit at en advance of I to 1 mint. upon the valuations, good ordinary quality radioing 30 to 31 cents. Only small transactions have occurred in ries. A limited business has been effected in tea, and prim have not experienced any materiel alteration. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English funds Lave expert. lieeditfall oft per oent. since Saturday afternoon, owing to sales based chiet4 upon a statement that the Vienna Conferences have been finally broken up. Con sols have ranged between 891 and 891, and are now quoted 891 to 1 for money, and the 10th May. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 87 to 881; the New Three per Cents. at 881 to 89; Bank Stock at 210; Exchequer Bolide, 1869, at 991; Exchequer Bills at 4e. to 7e. prem.; and India Bonds at 166. prem. Traneaotimse are recorded in the the minium of the new loan at to prem., and prasent quotatio nis W Prom Very little hinges has been dons he foreign stocks. Turkish has receded to 741 to a. Mexico is quoted 201 to 21; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 18 to 1; and Russian Five per Cents., 98 to 100. Buenas Ayrean Bondihave been dealt in at 53; and Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates at 901 to 91. NINES. SATIIIDAT BYININO. A moderate amount of business has been done to-day in the British mining stock market. We notice inquiries for shares in South Caradon, United Mines, Bedford United, Bast Wheal Rose, and Vale of Towy. The general tendency of the market appears to be in the direction of improvement, parti cularly for dividend-paying stooks. The sales re ported are South Caradon, at 320,325 ; United Mince, 210, 220; West Caradon, 170 ; Alfred Consols, 91, 1o1; Great Wheal Alfred, 18, ; West Alfred Con sols, 131, 141; Wheal Kitty (Lelaat), 18, 1; Wheal Trelawney, 28; Wheal Tremayne, 31, 4; North Wheal Crotty, 111, 124 A Tamar Console, 21, 1 ; Vale of Towy, 165., 18s.; anteos and Penrbiw, 35e.; Tiecroft, 21, 1. The gold mining shares were quiet, at former notations. United Mexican and Ludtanian mining shares were flatter, but St. John del Rey rose 14 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocir. There is still scarcely any business going forward in the gold mining shares. Agua Fria, Colonial Gold, and Great Nugget Vein shares are severally quoted 1 to 1 per share, and Nouveau Monde, 1 to 1. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted to to 291; Peel River, 21 to 21; North British Australia. Sian, dis, to par; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, 1 to 1 prem. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 71 to 71; and Imperial Brazilian, at 21. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& DAY. The supply of English wheat at market this morning wen not large, and sales were readily effected at an ad of Is, per qr. upon the rates of Monday last. Foreign wheat was la better request, and the tarn in price was against the buyer. The top price of town made flour underwent:no change, bat households and country muks were Is. per sack dearer. _ . . . ----- Barley sold slowly at late rates. O►ts were mere saleable than lut week, and rather dearer than otherwise. Beane and peas underwent no change. Red clammed scarce and dearer. - White seed dull, mad cheaper. ARRIVAL! INTO LONDON PROP APRIL 16 TO APRIL H. (710 a NDSDIA. litatsit. DM. FOTII/11. Wheat........ I 4609 I 100 Daisy ..... .... 4329 Oats 426 667 60 91 MI Yak. 6531 Flour. 2764 sacks. and MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The public sales declared for to-morrow are-Sugar: 300 Mids. West India, 3,600 bags of blauritlus, and 2,000 begs Bengal. Coffee : 60 casks J•0141C.11, and 160 casks Ceylon. Rice : 4000 bags Bengal. Cochineal: 330 bags. Lao Dye: 700 chests. There has been a gloom over the private contract market for all description of sugar except " refined," which being peculiarly influenced by the increase of the duties, has ad vanced fully 2s. 6d. per cwt., but the public sales of sugar tomorrow are looked forward to to give quotations. Corral.-No sales reported. Too.-The public sales declared for to-morrow have BUF penned business by private contract. Corrox.-200 bales sold since Friday. Otza.-13ea1, pale, 621. to 621. 10a. ; straw, W. to 491.; brown, 441. to 461. ; sperm body, 1361 to 1361. ; hood motor, 1341. to 1361. ; cod, 411 to 421. ; South Sea, pale, 461.105. to 471. ; Gallipoli, 651. to 661. 108. ; Spanish and Sicily, 621 10s. to 631. 10a. ; cocoa nat, 41e. 6d. to 435.; palm, 395. to 40s. 6d ; linseed, 345. 6d. ; rape, pale, 630. to 660. 6d.; brows, 621. to 62e. 6d. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The tallow market is very arm, with few sellers. Pe tenbarg Y. C. on the spot is quoted 635.; May and June, OF TALLOW. 11163. 1 1684. 1 11155. dtockat hand Cub. . De&sty lastwook Do.trooi lit June 13,261 1,607 116,615 ii ion I .AOI 81,188 99,386 72,5141 474. Od. 64..64. Maid. 4 488.8 d. 644. 9d. 624.0 d. Arrival for the week ending May 1, last year, 1,062 auks, and delivery, 784 casks. The arrival last week comprised 1,087 mats from Russia, 614 cults from Aus tralia. Total, 1,601 mats. 8;894 , WS 68,957 112,1151 2,9911 71,407 ittivallsotweek Do. from lot hum Prise Y. C. per ewt. ....... Do. Town SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of beasts is larger, and the trade for them dull. Prices on the average are lower, and a channels cannot be effected. The number of sheep is also larger, but the demand has increased, and they are consequently readily disposed of at an advance of about 2d. per Good lambs are in request ; let* rates are fully maintained. Trade is dull for calves at Friday's 'trio's. From Germany and Holland there are 724 beasts, 20 sheep, and 116 calves; Spain, 160 sheep ; Scotland, 400 beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,100; and 100 from the Northern and Midland seriatim. ref moue Wallin ad.e. d. Par tow of Sta ad.e. d. Beet Boo* Herefords 4 6 4 8 Doi Dm. t 11/..bds. 8b 4 6 4 Dot Bbora•borns Second goat, Berta.. 30 4 0 Da do. awn 42 4 (Waco 344 4 1 Do. ao. Eniern 3B 4 Bast Dna. k lialf.brada 6 0 8 2 Lobs Hania at market. 4.012 ; Amp end Wag. 21 .1 08 1 WM 146: PION BOROUGH HOP MARK-LT.—TM DAY. Mews. Pattenden and Smith re _port that tls demand con tinues steady for consumption. Fine Suwon are the turn dearer. The supply of all sorta is very limited. COAL MARILET.—THIS DAY. Walker Primrose, lk. 3d.; Bell's Walls End, 18s. Bd.; Walls End Kalb*, 17s. ; Walla End South Hatton, 17.. 6d.; Walla End Ruessll's Hatton, 17..; Walls End Hatton, 18s. ; Walls End South Harthspool, 17s. 36. ; Waltsaisul Stewart'., 18 s. ; Walls End Tees, 1 8..- 16 0 fresh slips at market. THE LAW OF DOO-STARVINO. • CHELMSFORD, Aram K. At the petty sessions, held here this . day, Major Skinner presiding, Thomas Archer was charged at the is stance of the Buddy for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, with havit g cruelly tortured three dogs by starving them to death. It appeared that the defendant re sided by himself in a cottage at Writtle, and en the 2nd of February last he left that place for the purpose of receiving some money at Chelmsford, having first locked up his house and secured his three dogs in an outbuilding. During the following week defendent's neighbours were much annoyed by the continuous howling of the dogs, which becarnegrad•- ally weaker and weaker, and at length ceased altogether. The defendant did not return to Writtle, and the fact of his dogs having been starved to death becoming known to the Rev. Thomas Ovens, incumbent of the district, that gentle man applied to one of the local magistrates for a summons against Archer on the ground of cruelty. The appliestion was referred to Mr. Bartlett, clerk to the Chelmsford Bench of Magistrates, who advised that starving an animal to death was salmi Jrlrw, and not an offence within the act of parliament. Kr. ftme, not feeling satisfied, applied to the misty in Loudon, whose representative attended on a sub agent lag at Chelmsford, and brought the whole dream alimine Indere the blush, who, after hearing them, at ones E=d a warrant kw tits apprehension of the amused. was taken into weedy in Bishopegate-street, on the hileatomdleaide: Chelmsford, where the case OM IS istioadmi . was distinctly shown by the whams. he the that the dogs were heard to utter the mast piteous cries for nine days in smeeselon, and when, at length, the building in which they were confined wee watered by the officers of the society, the frames el the aelmalswere discovered literally skin and bone, huddled v - little It was sho st• remained dinripated sure drink. ‘iielbiisatiis el — lie eTe;s— MM. Mg that TM boa* St Bar9! l so I!ek marking, . aired gnat still, as Lis s Lad not boat Os Woks Idled up tsgetiiiiii ileums: anon &little straw. to shown that dethedaat, attar leaving his home, in Chelmsford he moral weeks bathos a most 1 lith, sad all all th e he had to pro- k. Ms. Ss *an il l s antics required the f a ss of a pawl 'atom kgo . that Ombra so snipe , , a im e d. k took att= te sw g of ns: if r t. 1:. that although OW. it mashy to hit Mama* thou Ass*, is wiltal In to its tots sir ma proved to their s- =ill ad The moo had mud sts V ii r e l iloc. on was method with .. se -k. T. .". et: I 1 i ; 1 I . 1 i 1 1 . I ~ 1 ,, ~1 I , i ,:i f i I I I: I Sow: ii -' a 66 21 a $ dim. II if H n+ H S_ 4 M pas JO 89 81! fat 1 a 11 1 li 2 47 4 Is 19 lei 17 4 1 II I II • 1 4 1 1 4 • gee le Ile i lASI %I. eti i V" Hi ei