The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-17 00:00:00

10403.- e ivxprt%sltt ~~~ No. .2,701.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 17, 1855. (THREEPENCE. r i l a L s lOE REGULATIONS in tit* CITY of LONDON. ra the asteran et **PRESENTATION et the to the EIIPSROR of the FRENCH, at GUI t.DRALL. ea ¢~O .g the Ilth et MO. 11133.-The followlso STUNT% thenosbeares Radler thew& will be CLOSED at Si.. nest ourkeper Oho "NA& will be petsitted to maw or Norio owe* eV* Oat hsele. mhos seedisd with a t *et Mir thee** 10-do.l nealetrest. ENEurds4ll4 St. Vaal% ohutitpood, CROW id% porafd*, Erbosbefßat. of Oredlowstreet. *Mem formap. hi sompaay to the 1.111 hue the west will awes* thre** Tawielinded sad llooderests Imo the rest snd south. tkrollib geop.abeet, Cluspside ; usl has the newt& tMwgl *t awe. wase•-ep to half-past 11 'Veal Met which *Me se leallege, with er miasma oast% will he adeeNtoi. CARRIAGES uRh VELUM WHITE, or BLUE TIMM. will SET DOWN**, 111111211.010 OUILDRALL-TARD In Grlialifi. street; berme Mob weetwerde. CARRIAGE* with PINK or ORERN TICICETS will PET DOWN at the ENTRANCE in BAsINONALL-sTREET; home brads worth wads. Carrhins wai to tate op will let P., la Iloargatentreet and rts•• tory.rveswat "bor on' heads soothwarde. All earnagle will tate op at the estrus, to Ottildhall•yard, In **haat -terse ; hares' Mode westward& Cate for hire will be in waiting atter the &par sue of to. Emperor is Akkessabory. D. W. SANTEE. ColainissiOlier *lP**. Chief OEMs, OM Jewry, April li. MSS. XiI:ASYLUNL LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, I%o4nd"Lana fatoladob•d 1834. on 114•11118 mod Distoopi Loa ~1 Ham and Abroad, for ay% billttary. and Nod lainglopoiota. The oily Moo OM j or r 4816.. 8.8188ffiry priodpleo, involving them FoPartner, bap mime r Prorpodulor. roppmal lia Mt o or i al4 to Snidest Dboalsr. rR AURTRALLII sad die OOLONLES.—= aw% M Smile 1100111104.-4110000.91 MALTS lUMFIII9 boraffsatelsesoless Ms, mew, awl lbssi. Ihro toss WAS by slas nig ssimiss assalosis sidlorlos • sises SWIM 'Wm ressiesi kr Aisles; OM t• Idol se via pus isdlly o r r rsesslisi pram rams Os 5 PUNT PIER IPOSILI . Clesisses Paton 11101140:11DIICITIO Pal br ssnefas man Was aid pipes atm 111 per owl. d Sad.— Smcssi tostissoeisis wet pll4 IS NAM= ft maim sal S, DOWOSTS.III2I. Lols idle sins sap* IMP . Veit end ISODOSOM Pelt Ilw limp was set alai boa Yews I n equals. CM souspostors QOUND sad WHITE TEETH ars sot cooly indir po* mordollo ploriartortor Is both .m Mt Uri oto pooatorlT so Mu* modootot MGM' loomottv. " = " tho= foof asesi tic IM gok i troi LOI4 onotne PaaitL vistitmus wag us. it ea la eradleaUng ILL MEW oodomorodom. owl twirls, • port•llks willow@ to the mommllot NM" romooloi opts OM. *Mot dash rpolootoc tl. ems Am awl M. him the WS =the* sakieb. ton Ito onmati , failemoe, layardag and purity bulbs brook. PAN bop. Cairnou —TM wit Itootimar • °dome am es Übe kW, sal A. LOW WID red SM. k i d Han genies; out the sorzromom stamp sand et 'sib boa. by Wen. sad by Cbonelsbe aid Perham.. LESE?dAR. Protected by Royal lettuce Poem of Teghml. me mimed he the law Ilmlo et the NM do Rl ie do Ports. sod dm beipriel Cet Ideddie4 Timm Trimmer. Se. I, le a..atwW lie rallied^ optirose. and Wombs dim flaw Wemolt. oimerally. la tht =g ue tts io domo. esmederrig mid 'MEM mamas all traces et Aria meek, Moe • Lai bum lbenolit as antidote E . : Me et the boolth of a met pent= of the population. . Sea h. Ito pug annalwantot war* for that doom a MM. Ito the limas with LI=OOP toonflifilo inseteuelho i r l ho= 11•111illaittee. amper-e Is Om mild meet worm. Trim. u m% IM.I. mil. re Mime Meld et tom et mg, me th eir memdlememettlea Thee merr on du WM tab's without ems wet sans or ersz asiw t us. %eves by pieta : E .,. = .,..tcrd-411.0. sad ma ll =oa. et oO Ostantalieet; Ihmeer.l9ll. thehtoletaiemo.o... 1. iso lgoratim mir lerte a r si et ege. Met . , merommisa7i-maelthi. Nom ready. fa 2 rata. FM M. with MEMoIBB OF FMB L ATE H O. RICHARD LALOR SHEIL. Taw=s SKl:6mm " Smelt a ram am amimrrmol I 1 1 : 4 t Mimi, .ad Mr. MONArob MA, me prowl peep; mama to mirage M. Ms ammathm B Mid marp=mal amt lb arty W =meA mm 4 awdasabbr M ollmelmilm; MisrLif eh marg amplam. BM mew bask aima M i ra k ima Fro, us. snativ Vxf i r 7,m lis tercuic. Edited by tr. W. Barmy. UT= dMa FILIBONHIS d IMO MD. By Mrs. Erman Gum. TM NAB aM madmilms Vularm Mabel tor U. Warms L o r is. ummummema Mom . mat MAMA. 13. CheM Mmlbermabmtreat. Nowna4Maßtbm 1 . 1 MISS JEWSIsURY'S b IrEW NOVEL, " CO3IIITANCI IfIRBIZT." 3 Tot*. " Constance lierbat Is a porm to Its beauty awl It. lofty peewee-- • romance in Its sanely and fescininesa The tais I. &only saionntlog. It 0111 b • read elth rare piensare. - -Athemenne RANI F K LIC S NEW 1201 K. "RETURN and lIUMAR NA. TUES." 2 rola •• Tull a flu. awl fanny."—Atbernewn. " Every pans of the book as &mining. ' EttunineT. TRIG SECRET MARRIAGE; or Contrasts to Lite. A Novel. By Mir Velar Ruffles's. 3 vols. TUN WIVE TRIALS. • Novel. 3 rob , . " The lowan el I lion will der.ve both *Tom mot profit from the perusal of ittb. Impressive and instructlve We.' —Britannia. Karst sod Ilkekett. Tablishass (summon to Mary Colburw. 13. Cimat Mariberooshetrest. Jag polibeel. Am awl Porbed Lath e% maw la ; co. by MR fel Is. AL, IHE SCIENCE of LIFEI et. How to Live and Wirt to ve for : with =pi randlow e Min lac Dish and lemeamas; %optima ells tw e Ve Ir e =ad slot a Li ladr Nal! of Iws mat t 141 4.6 "E1 11 a 8 11 s ann4r6N 21. . qr . IL la tki WZRYL er Wood co. ATITIIT NAL W WINK with Olo=aa We Use al Ws maremeseia us ILI= assaPos ban ia qpiallied rafts at Ilis a %mf al iiii. es molt riff paw' wlisr weensomais to alw Fl=lla 1 =9 1 4 . w . will be townewiew w a l ea s =a i ro=s laldah wants two wow% We 0 =... , 1Pa1. Havtlwas. W Ow. 21 an Mamas. W. 3130 n. -v. Camila: and an .1 est patiktisd. sow and tmos to, Irlill CUMAIIIIATY of COM I TIMIZN ; Doing 1. aSi et Po mot Pesetkli Moguls of Iforiarrah reflah at = M.D., or lie Mt f Irtilsr, kW aslair Mid= es tho. Moral iMaror tor Mar aUssi.lo. Abe, by the woos Author. ides Ws. IL A TIMMS \on ASTHMA sod DISIAIMSof t Ls IMAM. Loudon : LOWINSIII sod Os. THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPS; price dd. The Ladle; Liberal banal, the edroceteof has eemberce sad of all lewd relonaa la Weadent awleabe of Its gessrel sewa—la the moray of Ite `swine. l a he Nee railed marceatee sal easawareel inform& saed la thole% railway, and serieuey artielee—thie paper r;CORREVONDENTS AT ran REAT OT WAIL TA f AMON NE% 4 id NEU %Ad AND INPANTIAL. die millealeely tarty report of Wpm* la the Indian era le map ellellebby every Overland Mall, and t Inmates THE ONLY DAILY lIINLNO ItkPOILT. edit id of prima. Tl LICLUDS3 ALL orroodva ADVIRTLAVILNTI. b Sehrly tadspeademe. sal though yammer W ware emea day you Ira any of Ibersasssereelea bit mar ha. Is renalsemay lad wars labrareba. _ _MltrlreYamWaalwerpdWaaet MAE le way. RA Teoak Ise dema slag bedisirs t savour s Ns Yaps ;or at *sestnetreet, Maim AIL Urea, be erpataaled nOtables dr peps by worse ammo • , sheen Moe ties pallieher aa Gegllowio, hirable the al neva eady to supply lL at MM. per quarter. paid la senses by Inatnellee order. P O AILY NEWS FORWA RUED tothe COUNTRY HMRVINING POST, at Ifs ed. per or. parodist to 'dross MADDOX. 10, Upper Alitialepat, Arisesparklookaallar sad row Arid. PAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, frost 8 5... =la 3 p.m, at Is. par et ; rwpwbed la sows or emery. st p.R, kw Id. per day, cc IRtd i r . a v eztar ; W News Meat, Tlnalowtreet. DAILY NEWb ',ANT TO READ, in London, .I_, at Da rot gaartar.—atlfT by 11011tING IlA5=1 : —MINING UO. 19a. tit. pa cr.—B. ADAMS. 11. p Wiababistar. Maw A.M. TIAYSWATEIL—DAILY NEWS LENT TO IJIP RIAD; and seppiled to Ile soutry by evading gaol Mad. e ipmrisr. paid is sivaase. M. 304111“. Orove.estrose. Wept. esimagest. —...-- DUBLIN. Aran 16. A committee of the corporation hai bean sum moned for tbia day, to consider ths proprietY of adopting an address to the Emperor of the French, on the occasion of his present •isit to England. The following most significant fact is mentioned in the Linwrselt Chronic :—" Yesterday (Friday). the ship Jessie, with 56 partners', left for Montreal. Tim vessel is capable of accommodating 500, but the 'Know-Nothing ' faction in America has deterred many from leaving Ireland." CORK ELECTION. (st um:nue TILMIALPR.) CORK. MONDAT. The nominatioa took place to-day. Tb. abow of Lab was is fives, of Mr. Deer. A poll was deassisd ea UAW/ of Lord Boalame sad Kr. Alezawier WC y. It is aadentood that M. Howath will tab a part te-awereir la the proessileat of the seotleg to be kohl la liegle beas te Menlo ealowlydeas be Wstimaiel to the late Lori Dailey Stawt. CIVIC BANQUET To THE PERM OF THE SEINE AT THE II ANSION.ROUSE. Last evening, a banquet was given by the Lord Mayor lathe Mansion-house to the Profit of the thine ; the Presideat of the Council, sad a deputation from the Mani- aird Coogan of Paris. aad a waseross seatesbly. who had sees Larked to oilcans then on their arrival is this reentry. Arooeg the corapeay wire: the Profit or the fiefao;tho Prts.tient of tbo dosikoil; M. Thayer, &motor of the Impala Council ; M. Palouse, of lb. French Usti, ; M. Thebaut, Secretary of die Paris Mualcipol Conseil ; MM. Mills and F. Tourotts, Mennen of the Municipal Counted of Paris; his Highness Prince Oboists ldshoninsed, his Highs's& Prises Ferosetheli, the Lord Mayor of Dahlia, Sir A. Rothschild, Geeeral Chetterton, Admiral Collier, _ G. Moffatt, Req., M.P., the Conankrthineral of Frazee, /Arias, Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, Serdimie, Denmark, Sue Weimer, Mecklenburg, Mexico, Chili, and Brazil ; Mr. Alderman Rae and the deputation from the corporation of Dublin, Dr. Dryden, Mr. Alder man Farebrother, Sir G. Carroll, Sir J. Dake, M.P.,. Mr. Alderman Parecomb, Sir J. Musgrove, But., Mr. Alder man Sidney, Mr. Alderman Salomon', Mr Alderman Nude, Mr. Alderman Wire, Mr. Alderman Carter, Mr. Alderman Cubist, M P., Mr. Alderman Kennedy, Mr. Alderman Rom, Mr. Aidarers; sad Sboriff Mfterridgo. Mr. Sher& Croaky, Mr. 13a.ter Sheriff Creasy, Mr. Deputy Christie, Mr. CARONI, Deputy and Mn. Dakin, Deputy &Algae, IC Deputy Hill, Mr. Graves, Mr. J. Thorp, Mr. Lloyd, Mr. mad Miss Sophie Mathews, Mr. Turriley, &c. Atter the lowing cup had passed round, the LORD MAY OR gave " The Queen." The neat toast was " The Emperor sad Empress of France." lm proposing it, the Lord Mayor observed that both r, the Emperor and Empress possessed qualities which were It.. always esteemed by Eogliabenes. The Emperor bad ezhi bard great West and Indomitable perseverance, and had at set an crimple which was rarely met with in history; eL while her Majesty the Empress had that beauty and gram et. of character which could not fail to ensure for her a most cordial reception frtm the British nation. at. The toast was received with loud and lospeoadnued sheen, the band playing, at its conclusion, the Freash lg notional anthem, " Parma, pour la Syria." I 14 it The Pattrarr of the Sena—s tall, gentlemanly looking man, of imposing figure and refined and graceful addressing the usembly in French, acknowledged in appro. piste terms the lively reception which bad been accorded Su to the Imperial party on their arrival in the British metro- se polio; a reception which would not, he said, fail to pro• to dace •prefound impression In France, and to Wearhen the 'thanes which had bees established between the two eountrin—an alliance "poor is pain et pow to gorns." lin . (Loud cheers) lal et. l The next toast waa, "Prince Albert and the rut of the U Royal Family." The LORD Mhos then proposed " The Priest of the e r a Seine ;" sad is doing ro referred in terms of grateful read- 26 lee Mann to the neeption given to the eorporatioa et Landau i f , _ . _ ea the occasion of their visit to Paris. The tout was received is the nest enthusiastic maw. The PIIPIT of the Bctx■ (speaking in English) paid, a he hoped he should be escaped if be could not speak apt. English as easily as he could wish—(loud cheers)—but be is was very desirous to say shortly, and without any inter preter, how ssesible he WU of the admirable nception ft, which he and his friends had met with from the English 13 population. Me himself felt deeply grateful for such kind, and splendid hospitality. (Much cheering.) In R. romelusicie, be begged to propose the health of the Lord Mayor, with best wishes for his prosperity and that of his 00 family. Ile TAO LOAD MAYOI returned thanks. at. His Loarasuir then proposed The President of the e s:. Connell, and the Heath-mca who formed the Deputation to from the Maidelpality of Paris," whisk was most heartily IL Se responded to. The PAILISIDINT of the COUNCIL, in acknowledging the 30 eeispliment in French, said the municipality of Paris were most happy to return, on that occasion, the visit with which the Ciaporation of London had a few years ago honoured ;0 the French capital. lie sincerely thank , 4 them for the s o kind a. d cordial reception which had that day been given So to the French deputation, and he would take that oppor. tunity of proposing the " Health of the Lady Mayoress." is The LORD MAYOR returned thanks. M. PaLotten, who spoke in English, said he wished to propose The Aldermen, Bberiffl, end Corporation of the City of London." He alluded to the Improvements which M. I were being made in Paris with so much energy in time of war, and which be hoped would be continued through the re perseverance of the Emperor, who, while he devoted so much N vse to g matters, was not unmindful of anything pj which might be usual to the city of Parts. (Cheers.) He &- was happy to be able to be r such testimony in the Em. peror's favour in that room. The improvements which were being made in Paris were, is fact, imitations of what had been going on in the city of London for many years. st I Formerly, as now, there were monuments of great unpaid e t mace, but they could sot be viewed in all their s Amadora. ss, Narrow streets had been widened ; old budding, which de- Si. feeed the City bad been removed ; and it was in a great i t , degree owing to the alliance with England that themt de provementa could be carried os in the midst of the war in rt . which the two countries were engaged. Were not France et. and England side by side on the Russian territory, the ft Paris municipality would not be able to pull down old to houses and to erect new ones is their stead. (Cheers.) g 8o that the Parisian population had • peculiar reason for in feeling grateful to the English people, just as the French 131 population in general felt grateful to them on other grounds t: They were all grateful to that army and that navy who were struggling with their own army and navy, having re . the same object—that of being the first to attack the corn- to moos enemy of France and Ragland, and to defend the amiss& which existed between the two countries. Mr. Alderman FAZlllatalll, the senior alderman, re tuned thanks. The nasalising touts won, " The Lord Mayor of Dub- Si lin," who returned 'beaks on his own behalf and that of a 10 deputation from the Dublin Corporation, who were present; " The Consuls-0 I," responded to by the Sardinian lk- Cos•ul ; " His Highness Prince °bola= Mahornated and at. his Highness Prince Feroseshab." which waa uknowledlied by the frotatr; and " The Menthen of the House of Com tri - Etna," which was replied to by Mr. Moffatt. is The mane was enlivened by the presence of an ezeellent military baud, and by vocal performances. Mr. Harker officiated with his mummy efficiency as toastmaster. 10 The company separated about 11 o'clock. lac IN RAILWAY TRAINS. lil TO TUT 3DITOT 01 Tl 3 DAILY srrws. am desirous to make known, through your valuable paper, a fast which to: k place in one of the Greenwich trains on Tuesday last, especially ea it may be the mesas of preventing an innocent person at some future time from being psaished instead of a guilty thief. Kr. •—, of Hauon•gsrden, was on his way to Glees wish. When the traia bad moved PIN diseases from the London station, a female raked a cry that she had been robbed of her purse. At that moment my fri.nd, who was looking over the side of the ferriage, put his hand into his coat pocket for his handketchief, end felt there a purse which did not belong to him. What to do he did not know ; but, as is often the ease, through fear, he did the very worst thing possible under the eiresneetasess—vM, dropped it down behind him and kicked it wader the seat. This was no sooner done than three men whi were stead• log tsar him, one of whom, no coteht, was the thief, 'ailed out, " Let as leek for this mine," and berm to bulk him, he•, mush to their own surprise evidently, it wee upon the door. Now, supposing my (dead had been detested thin dropping it, or spew examisatios it had bees fossil is his pocket, without himself being aware el it, so megistrses weld have believed hie etaiemeet of the rnl tank, sad the eamegsmasse to him, meat Ukay, would have bees pesiehmest and diagram. It IN therefore highly seeemsly that passisgors by railway ahead not oely guard egaisat haviag their polkas Oohed, bat being made the resspesele of Maim property.—l am, site., April J. W. Z. A Pot.= Jaw. who had lift Russia to snap the toasselptisa, was Wad is Maashostar ea doodah by a wall Allis spa him BHARB LIST& MONDAT Emus& The railway share market today was very quiet. with little change is price. On the whole the market was steadier in character, although a trifling improvement which was established in the morning was in few cues maintained to the close. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz. The railway share market to-day is flat, and prices in several eases are quoted lower. London and North- Western stock has declined to 98 to 3; Midland, to 683 to 3; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, to 763 to 1. Great Western is quoted 633 to 64; South-Eastern., 18 to 3ez div.; Caledonian., 29j to 301 ez div. ; and Great Northern., 22 to 3. French lines are stationary in price. ORDINARY 1111•1111 AND STOCK& •1 -. IiAILWATII. Ile* t lamina ....... S Alabou nsi allatda rid all elm WaMilli ,LO4lll sallimil M _ I aid an Owitura 46 Della Ina Doltaillie en Doodo.Prtk.. sad abardJ 100 tan ........ an Dlko al S es aa4l H.) I all nollias 110 Eames Dalso,Clean A Do. (kW IL V. 3AO 100 Doable R. lOu Drt lamorike 66104.4114 amir6kamo 11411almik alai nom . leo too =f1.4%,%, 140 100 Orrad Donbas Do. A. 114ok !00 Oa, B. Omsk 140 Gt. Ibisdb.ad WistAke ) 100 Omit WNW% 100 100. IlkorTillay Dail& all Lamealler ad uvllam 141 De. Oki 4 Do. :kw Mikes lOu Lars 401 Tarklike Do. Weft Mai Duke 11 Laois 4•11 140 11o~sm. 111460d56, AIL Cow 100 L. sod Nark Woman De. kr Vary 16 Do. Wks 41 Do./1414k.11.a0d8. (C ) 1 Do. 100 2 Laseloa l re ll ook WNW, 661 Da. AU 34 De. SO all Loodas6seryarsaladnes 100 all I alkl3 Do. ml Pawn% N.. 1 100 Do. Dim. ..d Dofty all 1314.0. Wait. (Iro.) 231 I.IWa all Nevares Oarl .4110 . 334 Norpootilowlelhoollool 11 'Jewry aad laidoklllas Hl KowryWartoopolat nos 10a Norfolk ........... 111 Do. ?kw _ . 74' Northers COUMW illiioO 100 North British 16 North Devoe. No. 1 W Do. A Delirrod _ll _Do. B 100 tr.TextZ so Do. 13 Do. 411 Do. MO Do. Yak all I Do. Now Mums, . 11i. North stsarollitlre. all North 10 North& goolhWert. Jam IIN Word, Woo. Rolm 100 taattill Orearal lull limed& IMed ..... 110 oftwoorairy and liereLord KO 111160....... ism& Kama 100 Soma ewer' 60 loath Ware... 13 4eediTedisbAktivalikus all *wham a 1 Ilerilagtoa rot !My SlO Oita ea • 211 rhamtHavaaDoskatßall. W Yob 01 Moth all Waterline awl Kilts= all Woodland lad all Wart lonian 16 Nhot Oarsman • WiNdaiLos.ter3o2lP. 1100 Aberdeen 100 Do. No. I, 7 dor Ct. 100 0016doolaw, 810 lo Cameo sod Daybed all Owe and Swedes el. Dead. Porta& dbealtww. Dot Aastisa Claw A 100 Do. do. Clam B, 6 per Ct. 101. Do. do. Cleo C. 7 per Ct. 111 Gut. Oos TAMA p0.,N0 I Ditto do. No.: 11. Do. New II par Dent. Work SO oostUoloa gait p.Ct. 100 Slot Lowlasblr• ail 11066111WadtarkJoa.5the la 1141w.„Noth.Duodoe • p et. 100 Onwa Nordourw 100 Do. 11 Fr wwt. Abel WI 'AL pi.-- 103 Ds po mat Du tt es all=l Pa 6 Q.W Sow 1.0 Dago. swidwa4l 'AS 100 DiAkiW.L6o6ooo,4p.s. 100 Dias lweilowwllloll N. all Deanna hat Wows -. all U. adsIiWIWIL all Do. de. 410. I p.e. 100 Ds NM Om Owl I all Jo. Chrollt S. Wargo 1 all Da da do. ell Do. do. 166 6 Lowordizo So Tadr.l4lo law Dino 6 per sost. dunk.- 100 Laud, Brigid. 0.0 p.ormt. ISO Ditto New JUL 0 p C't 6 I...o,WBthWeetCoaThirds 1 all LoadowlerryaCokar. an LordooderrykSooleat 44 Do. S 6 all %Irma Cords* 4 100 %Wood Ccas.Brii_ 100 Dim 4+p. a. Prieto* 411 DittoS Pad. 4 per am al NoiloUg Debsoturio 100 Do. 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Ream Naviosdas Os I North Brit Aulishollso I 20 ,Nottli of Swop tisssi..l 5 Poelltiverissalelflaeral 17i, 23 N 10 S ISU $ SO OW. 5,911 LAW NOW AM WM WIN "i 78 •0 moo noso IMee 114 111 no DO INA 1119 1 i 1 Si 4 1 Ili Hi 9 1 iii 7 6I 1 ri 129,0 7 6 22,009 120,000 20,900 30,00 A 14.640 100,000 100,0001 I I 10,1'e — nitTs. 2 PorUaad boa Company 1001Itoyal Mail damn. 1 'tliottilli Aura. lavaatia. 11 Do. New II same Alstaallaa Lod— I ,tabourtne Tele,. Seep- V Do. Do. Registered RditraalkLoanOxof UpCan 100 Vas Diem's% Load 2 1 56 GO 6/ ad 7 ?1170 000 16.000 35,000 10.1100, imr I 1 376 lie u COMMERCIAL AND 67 z 4 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. Orr 'calmet° Txt.sozara.) (exam own OWK COIMPAPDXDINT.) This day's corn mstket wu mod ly attended by dealers sad millers. General trade we dull. Bales is wheat and fl .err to env extent could not be =wit without • reduction on list Friday's prices, to which holders were anwilliag to listen. ladiau cora, beans, and oats, fetched the extreme priors of last week. Oatmeal was 6d. per load higher. Other articles sa cheesed. MINCINO-LANE.—THIS DAY. Snoalls.—Tee lugs public sales are going off steadily at set week's pricts. The refined snarket also steady. Corpse —The public sale of plantation Ceylon west off t fall priers. TlA.—The large publie males declared for to-inorrow sea suspended business by private castract. RMS.—The public sales were ebiefly bossed in for want f buyers at the full prices of last week. Ron.--This article has a steady appecrases. CO Toil —2OO Woe sold yesterilai en 'Change. 13 ras.—Tbe public sub of 1,050 bags was thirty withdrawn for want of burn at previous rates. MINATO Or SODA.-1,000 bags sold, refraction 6t, at 16i. ; a few lots 164. dd., which established a decline of la. o the previous private contract prise. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. Sellers hare withdrawn. The demand for eousunsption is tarp ; hence prises are quoted sowriderably Mew. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot is quoted 50s. 95. ; May and June, 60s. 6d. HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. 11;7 E. Drvii7re - portettoetio;do brisk. frione mutton , hey, 76g. to Km; Impeder, 90e. to 1000. ; inferior, 60.. to 601.; rowel, 60e. to 804.; clover, 90e. to 1181.; mood cut, Ma to 1101. ; strew, 264. to 808. The merchants of the Bt. Petersburg bowie have resolved, at the iostigaffist of Baron Stieslite, to event its the ban of the Baishaap a measseet Se the MU Our The fortifications at Freshwater, in the Isle of input, saw is propels i ere for me purpose of es seesey's leadlag anttahleg the We at Itssies eTi ffett OM geed the Mum I, Me Ilebsi 110. al 4 GO 73i 119 Ile N+l lii 24 Se •N i 11 1 13 1 30 40 id P • !'. l In" 1 16 6U 611 all MONEY MARKET. - MONDAY Evnarpre. The absorbing topic of interest in the City to-day was of course the Government Loan. We give in another column the conditions fixed by the Treasury, together with an abstract of the proceedings at the important meeting of capitalists at the Treasury Chambers this day. The total amount of the pro- posed loan is 16,000,000 J. in cash, to be raised by an issue of 18,000,0001. in Consols at par. Inasmuch, however, as Consols are now at in per cent. discount in the market (from which discount, however, must be deducted t he three mon the dividend now accrued, being equal to, say, t per cent.), capitalists contracting for the loan are to a co rtaio amount in annuities expiring thirty years hence. la these annuities the bidding, are to be made, and in fixing a price in his tender the capitalist will of course make allowance for the excess over the market pries which he gives to government for this new creation of Canso* and he will also reserve a certain margin which he may deem calculated to afford Dim a profit on the transac tion. and to secure him spinet the chalices of loss attendant upon the uncertain condition of po litics. Per contra, the um of the money market will influence the terms of the contmoto in a sense favourable to the Treasury and to the state. So far u regards the negotiation between the contractor and the Chancellor of the Exchequer: the relations between the contractor and the monied public disposed to invest in the proposed new issue of government securities come next for consideration. Of the great cap►talists only one firm, that of Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sons, has yet intimated an intention to open lists to the public. The notice issued by this firm this afternoon ie appended: "Loan of Sixteen Millions to the British Government.— Meson. 14. M. Rothschild and Sons beg to announce to the public, th►t they are ready to receive applications from parties desirous of participating in the forthcoming loan of sixteen millions, and will receive the same until Thursday neat at 2 o'clock. it is necessary that every application should be accompanied with a deposit of 10 per cent. on the amount applied for. II the whole amount applied for be not allotted, the proportion of the deposit will be returned forthwith. New court. St. Swithin's-lans, April 16, 18.55." It will be noticed that the price at which he may be disposed to tender is left to each individual appli cant, it being presumed that the bona Ades of the application will be ensured, and the proffering of inordinately low terms discouraged, by the obligation of making a deposit of ten per cent. on the amount applied for. It may be pointed out that the Messrs. Rothschild, or any other great firm that may be disposed to step for ward and contract, will act as an intermediate agent through whein the mass of individual applications will be received. By deciding that the contractor must contract for the whole, and not for any less portion of the loan, the Chancellor of the Exchequer virtually leaves the contract open for competition to not more than two or three firms in the kingdom, and the contracting firm, again, must ascertain what support the public are likely to give to the project before they commit themselves to a contract with the state. In this point of view the scheme lacks the element of popularity. An apprehension is also entertained in some quarters that the interval allowed is scarcely sufficient for the publio to fully digest the terms of the loan, the complexity of which, without fall explanation, may tend to discourage applicants. The entire loan, it will be seen, is to be paid up this year, the last instalment on the 18th December, and no discount is to be allowed for prompt payment of the instalments. The Chancellor of the Exchequer further pledged himself not to make any further sales of Savings Bank Stock (except to meet the with drawals of depositors) until the loan shall have been paid up. The Chancellor likewise• mentioned that government intend to apply for power to issue 3,000,0001. more in Exchequer Bills, such power, however, only to be exercised in cue of need. This is of course a totally distinct operation, and is only now mentioned lest contractors and the public should hereafter complain that government did not fairly state at the present moment the entire extent to which they intended to draw upon the money market. The English stook market showed more firmness this morning, a recovery of i per cent. being at one time established, but on the conditions of the loan becoming known, the largeness of the amount, and the fact that the whole sixteen millions is to be created in Consols, operated unfavourable, and a fall of # per cent. at once took place. At the close the market retained heaviness, and the final quotations were 1 per cent. below those of yesterday. The anti cipation of unfavourable news from Vienna had also a depressing influence. The discount market continues to exhibit extraor dinary ease. Owing to the limited demand, the Lom bard-street discount houses to-day were compelled to refuse large sums of money offered to them on call. The steamer Antelope has arrived at Liverpool from Sydney and Melbourne, but this vessel (which has come over in ballast) is not known to have any gold on freight. The Margaret Thompson has also arrived from Port Fairy, but is believed to bring no gold. Land and Bank *homes to-day were quiet. Penin sular and Oriental &ram roes 11. London Duck stock has been dealt in at 1004 ; St. Katharine Dock at 80 ; General Screw Steam, at 15 to j ; and Nether. lands Land, at 11 (U. paid). The annexed weekly report on the freight market is furnished by Messrs Offor and Gammen : Tao Walt market amnions dolt—tle desert far towage Wag ass sally val 7 Imhof sad eslattitias on approst datoradatalos as Us pat olsotoboata to marts ergagestesto le my amiss Naito draft as parent upset of stain Is the ps Mug waft Maar st eiremeal derma he trap* ta ba• tree ta pimp ke sem wale ae nod rate* ma the Iry Meet tali ea t ar etedisely Wean as the mita ter empiemeNt. Attetalies ere my neemy—sre Ail vends hoe huadretwal dodos as welt at U. per regieler as, aid issaiga Swee moll tem* eiatseaa to Ur The headoess la Wars Is haseatsa b the aide= a tle tomes as tio bank whim, Oaf laMilsallabalalloall at IP fano DinUi ire met the ore* eases owl mg Mamma ter Autratia •311WOOf knowtag: Estonia aeL Mersa. . pp.. ?muse. nips. Tamp. AA.kids 1,1.0 Hobert 111;r; *ll Loooomotaa Newell,* N.S.W 5ll Now Zeeland . .. Portload hay Port Ptilllp tiro 1 0. 3 1 1,131 1 1,212 1 1 neyrent. 86/. ; Carthagess, 16L; Onaahuttlsoe, 424 ; %nos. 31J. Gibraltar, lIL r Leghorn. 111 .; Maas, 1r ; Marrailirs, 32 L; Vests, 231.4 mews., SL; Nagle% UN wan, 121. W.; Palma. 301.; ammo, 1131.; Tarragona, 8114 1134 Plaa re a t Put, 141.; Trieste, 400.; Vestal, 471.; Villarkw , 190. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoon. Tho English funds continue to decline. Prices are now quoted 1 per cent. lower than they closed yes terday. Console for the 10th May were first marked 90, recovered to 903, declined to 891 to 1, and are now quoted 895 to 90. For money transactions are recorded at 89/ to 903, and the present quotation is 893. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 881 to 891; the New Three per Cents. at 891 to i ; Bank Stock at 210; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, at 99 to 1; Exche quer Bills at Se. to 10s. prem.; and India Bonds at Ils. to 14s. prem. The foreign stock market is dull, with little change in price. Turkish has again receded to 72/ to 73 en div. Mexican is quoted 201 to 211; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to 181. Russian Five per Cents. have been dealt in at 100 and 99; Sar dinian at 88 ; Belgian Fear-and-a-Half per Cents. at 94 (exch., 251 r.) ; Dutch Four per Cents. Certifi cates at 901 en div.; Chilian Three per Cents. at ' 861 ex div.; and Danish Three per Cents. at 81 to 1. MINES. MONDAY BVININO. The market for mining stocks to-day has not been active, but there have been inquiries for therm in United Mines, St. Day United, Vale of Towy, Wheal Kitty (Lelent), Trebarvah, Porkylns United, and East Buller. The gold mining abates rennin dull. Pontgibaud shares rose 104., and British Iron and National Brazilian (Cocaes) were firmer; but the stock of the Old Australian Mining Company showed flatten. The shares of the Tergove Mining Company were quoted par to prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocr.. The gold mining shares remain at former quota tions. Agna Fria shares are quoted 7 to ; Colonial Gold and Great Nugget Vein, to j; and Nouveau Monde, L to ;—all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 28} to to 29i ; Peel River, 21 to 21; North British Au,trala• situ, t die. to par; and &midi& Australian Invest ment, I to I prem. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 7 t ; Lusitanian Mining at 4 prem.; National Brazilian (Cocaes) at n ; and Blaenavon Iron and Coal at 6. MUSIC. DRURY•LANE. The operatic Reason commenced here last night with Denial's opera, La Sonnambula, the performance of which, by an Italian company of mote than p ex cellence, was to satisfactory as to afford every proSpeet of success to the speculation. The policy of establishing • se cond Italian Opera simultaneously with the larger ester listiment at Covent.garden Theatre, may be questioned by massy ; but it should be remembered that these two under takiegs appeal to totally distinctcluses, and it may be fairly urged that, so long as the low-priced Drury-lane perform ances are as good as that of last night, it is to the interest of popular progress in musical taste that they should. meet with • successful result. The new Amine of last night (Madame Gassier) achieved a decided success. This lady, who is from Paris, posmoses • moths which, although somewhat worn, yet retains considerable brillicocy and sympathetic quality. flee intonation is good, and her execution manifests • fair command over mechanical diffi culties. The air in the first act, " Come per me 'memo," was admirably given, and called forth the warmest demon strations of applause ; and the favourable impression thus created was maintained to the close of the opera, when the brilliant finale, Ah non giunge," fully established the success of Madame Gassier with the Drury-lane audience. Signor Bettini was an excellent Elvin, and sang through out with pure and refined expression. In the aria " Tutto a • sciolto" he received an unanimous encore, and his perform ance altogether was highly finished and artistic. The part of Count Roi.olpbo was well filled by Signor Guider, who was very efficient in the concerted music; and with an excellent orchestra and a fairly good chorus, carefully coo ' ducted by Mr. Tully, the mumble was perhaps superior to most of the previous performsnces of the Drury-lane Italian , opera. The principal artists wets called before the curtain at the end of each act, and the genuine satisfaction mani • rested by a crowded audience was such as to constitute • most successful inauguration of the present season. Is the course of the evening the National Anthem, sod • " Pertain pour la Syria" were performed in honour of the' specialty of the day. PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY The third concert took place lest evening. The pro. gramma was as follows : - NIT 1. . .a... Moroni' In A. No. 2 lifesdolmonn. Aria, " V a'bramando," Mr. Reims (Faust) Cantarto, Planairte, in B fiat, Op. 19, Mr. Lindaay I Beetkom. (Roper Aria, " Bald ochlagt die Abaci'lads amide," Madame i Kowi. it uderaderff Overture, "Eu 1144112 " Parer IL _ Blatant& In Cognac, No. Im Writhed tormenter " 1 Madame hidden- Arta, "is, ich lithl'ea " j dorg(Panat) 'Y"`"• Overture, Lee Dena Amtrak.' Conductor, Hart Richard Wagner. Herr Formes, who was engaged to sing at this concert, having been prevented by indisposition from appearing, some alterations were necessarily made in the plan of the performance originally announced. Mr. Weiss, instead of Herr Formee, sang the aria, " VA, abramando." And the ' seena from Faust, in the second part, was sung by Madam. Rudersdorff, in place of the duet from Der Alehymise, which was to have been sung by that lady and Formes. The con cert did not at all suffer from these charges. Mendelssotin's "Italian Symphony," the finest of his orchestral works, was played with an effect not surpassed on any former occasion. The times of the different move ments wen taken as we have been accustomed to bear them, excepting the " Saltarello " at the end, which was quicker; yet, in the rapid, impetuous whirl of the Neapolitan dense, the utmost distinctness was p d. In Beethoven'. great symphony in C minor, Hen Wagner produced some unusual effects, by retardations and accelerations of the time, which appeared to us to be exceedingly beautiful, and quite legitimate. The Goal movement, the triumphal march, was taken very quick, and with immense energy. Through out the whole symphony its lofty character was nobly sus rained, and we never were more strongly impressed with its grandeur and power. Beethoven's pianoforte concerto, played by Mr. Lindsay Slopes, is one of the composer's early work., and has been very seldom performed in this country. Con sidering its exceeding beauty, the neglect it has met with is naaocountable ; and Mr. !Roper showed his taste and judg ment in choosing it on this °tendon. It is very much in the style of Mozart, whom Beethoven, in his early productions, seems to hays made his chief model; bat the fiery and original genial of the composer is coy sprarent through out. Mr./Roper's playing was exquisite; beautifully dear and articulate, rich in tone, finely phrased, and full ofgracis and expression. He was most warmly applauded. Mr. Weiss sang the " Vi sbramando " admirably, though it is not entirely suited to his voice. Madame Radersdorf4 who appeared for the Brat time at a Philharmonic Convert, had a great and well-merited success. The ant sir she sang is a sassiest curiosity. It was written by Mozart for the part of Pawing, in the Zoubeffira, but not sung, be cause the performer had not autioient execution for it. It la in acetyl. of the two well known sirs in the part of the Quest of Night, and contains passages of the same kind, sad wady as dithoilt. It is, moreover, a beautifilloomd. don, sod heals the stamp of Mozart in every bar. M adame Raderettorff conquered all its digt , -satin, and displayed all its beauties. She wu still more successful in the inagral cent mina from Fosse, which she gave with such splendour of voice, each energetic declamation, so mach dramatis power, and inch dolahad execution, ;hat the *adieus* wins delighted, and enthusiastic in their applause. Great versa tility seem to be one of Madame Raderatorfrs qualities. A few weeks *gosh' achieved a similar sanest at Exeter-hall in Ada. itgeosbne. Takes as a whole, this wee a consort of the highest order, both In regard to selection and performsnee. 4 5.702 110 Hebsil4 lard sod E•issioace Owilks4lllBlll obotlered Is murk Iwo Polk si IS . He. Pt sad ISL de..b. pr sump o nly OHL es eblelees see amilbel ft • bulled inapdry rue Ilastbaod el 1•44 e.; Carman tes ; meons, Pk; Ilmilwr,nis.; al wikora let* mew Una kid** outwards are witbost Petratfew. Is on Niro taarsli 1 r tonnes kr Ike soot of ear Is tae Maim dinar lor orangueso , f romproond boy; sad Ammo boo boa allkord or U. 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