The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-14 00:00:00

• • (< •2-.7*K5.m44-4 I C* ". t 0143 rt%%. No. 2,751.] LO:ON and WESTMINSTER BAN. „„y rw g E nuns! otvey.thAt SPISCIAL GENltitaL ul f b e proveturs the London and Weetroiroter Bank _., b wid at die Wink Howe, in Lothiuy. oo WEIXIESUAT. the Jo ant, at o'c!ock reciwly, foe the pato ae of IreCej,. r e .a pra ly meet frets the Directors, and to declare • dividend. Dy oilier of the Board. J. W. tiILBART. General limeys,. • USW. hos 11, 033. tram of the Coupon will ba closed from Ike let to peepers to tardeidesd. LONDON, THURSDA 1 E VEIN ING, JUNE 14. lx:►s. (THItEEPI4INch. INAUGURATION OF THE NEW CATTLE MARKET. twat to the puma and family of the beloved Sovereign the.* ryslgge." SHARB LISTS. VV I. VV ItILNCI dRA Kalb. WWWISWA Bynum. The railway share mulct to-day maintained s t steadinese, and was apparently little influenced by st the commencement of the settling (the details of U which are referred to under the head of " Money Market"). A larger proportion of the late purchases le will apparently be withdrawn from the market than was expected, and this consideration exercises a a favourable influence. Great Western stock closed 41 rather flatter than yesterday, and Great Northern m and Caledonians better. 6t. 6 aid rd.l RAULWATI. I 1.301111/ env, I ealse taday I yesterday. to I p.m. MONEY MARKET. N N Y 9 101 S 4 111 'I CHAgBEKS.—To be LET, oklant and conve am ( somas. "swag part of tho larva oroodua in ...wear% time rotpuitto sornote oillot.—Apply to tho iliorror-oquie. pa 131 11" THIS DAY.—Two o'Cloci. 0 63 11/ 119 GLOUROANSHIRE.—The GNOLL ESTATE. The CMITLIL with rithrr GOO or WO Nees of laraL Or. me. A s aN pima. varying is dm name 10 to 100 acres. envy Meeltra•—appliertione to treat tot ane papoose. the fl a Reit to made BULLOCK WElll4lllk, Eaq., the Vona! leeilk Smash and 101 l winders may be obtained able 0. 011 " 0 " . 0 HORNE. WARD.solialtorn B i ol. X I.—A Meet portion of the Xaatb-bouse property and a. VW kens bee tom mid. R BOURNRIIOUTH.—A pleasant and eon- INl7e t entsat OITTAUR to LEE. mutated at Parkestose, Dolma, ua . w e, ref retort earl view t h e Miouting the turnpike mid him bow MiDoUti to Poole. now omitted by the it.,. J. p rom two miles from each plser, woh an mambos I molai several tio . s e m is the Pea and iiOUTOOMOIItb ; lostoloo aplop, lot heroes. and all eonveolesees. with stable, coach-home, ol d v ideo armed to stout seven acres of land. The What, to be s rib Of WlttitAlt the tied. 'KUM of Hr. AINSWORTH. TOM • Bl A ndweJ. WNW. HE s occeistol results of the last half motors Iwe proved tory isd question that ILOWLAN OW MAC/Mak cl poielPtel prcuaarly nourishing powers in the grow th . mimes. dm w e miporeatent of the buts= hair. It pretests it from MI4 ri sr mama Frey. streeithest week Owe. elmussea it from Piaui Motel, tad mean it toattitully so:4 curly. aod Eloory. In the path of the Wird. üblakets, sad ninustaeltios it la un'aillan in its i sure spersuon. Per children it it eapeelany recommended u hrome the Nat a' a breathe' heed of hair. Prire Is. ed. ; 7s. ; Way balks le pal te lbw mall). les. StIL ; and doable that sim. yia Csatam—Ou the mapper elf fedi bottle ere the needs •• how lied Ilatemar thi." In tuu llaes.—eaid by A. ROW L &ND and wrse, V, lianoeierdee. Lodes; and trreleesiele sad pertenere. 111.1.116KMAIL Protected by Royal Letts frtrr o Legend. asa asoand by the alb of SU Italie do do Farah sad tho booorlat cottage of Wadialaa. Than& Tmamata. No. 1, la a remedy for relazatloa, aya/ama. i ad abortion IM Orton. Triamenor, No . olbabolly, bathe short of tbaso dna aosolotoly .ad ea** stodolaao all tram of dimen whia aspagal baoa so babv baa• theacbt as mildew lbs rola of 1110 Math el a me maw oi tho popalatloa oi s mat. so, I. • the gnat asasalal romody lit that lose cf lbaratra obi*, aafortanatoly, the Emilia Filiation Volta attl amoany. to too inrataaa•dostesolloa tba pado•Va coastltuthat, Wyatt' +A tba tonaportlle Is dor weld sawn two... Thew Eff oto, I , t„ LA 3, aro shut dottabl et Ws or look and af eh womatio oaalltna They may ikon the Whet %lob 'idiom thou WON saviatal Sold us ha siosa,Goal; trot by pasta trawl tato roams closaa, ea alidailltarld by V ah—Vo be bad. labooroalo Mail, Itt li = of aa. 20,21•11; thaws, owl (10.. Otixdotr•st; =,l2a, Oalerdarzsat; 2. IL two" drogalor. Ilarkaaatraet, Wait" tbatalat. Wit,*; wodia, Widow% Mrnitiawnl.rd Postal. Motions". I& Ifoloollabliatroot. Dobbs. MISS EDGEWORTH'S PARENTS ASSIST ANT, ke. THI PARENTS ASSISTANT: ar, Storks tor Madre& Py Mom Lowman. NON !Atka. with EbtimtioP cm Stieb i tem Dedime b 3 Bum eol.. 1-0.. m., elut t Were L—Abo a me Edition. la Ito , . ' , Mom*. ebb to Pew betiemo am' Tbseetle. NA OR Mo th . EARLY LAISMNi. -to A limo. be. do* bottomed. CooNTINUATION of EARLY LEMON& 1 TM& limo. b. cloth kJ' efle. 10,41110: 0 : s Sequa to Itossoood la " Tarty Leosses." 2 vols. L ...., Weed R Amid to funk IA " Easly Lawn,: 3 ruin Lew. 7t.Gal. bettrei n low I.CCT leoselodeell ; Wog the last part et " Early =3114, beep. lon 40.. cloth {mused. L pintas a0..1 Cu.: Ilamolton and Cu.. Slomitto. Marshall. I" C.: WltUalial 11 . 4 eq. . Ten and Co.: Smith. edam, and Co.: R. RoMeourse , H. 4.1 Hobe . I 'outman mod Cu.. S. Lumley ; Dorton mi OA; al.l U. ltoodedde sod Co. AMENS ON ILMWORRHOIDAL Al/MCTIONB. lIdTULA. ie. Jo* publaised. sloth ho I. THE DISEABKS, IN UILIEI3, and 'M ALFORM AT lON S of the RiCTUW. By_ T. J. 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Indertus• DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in Lo ndon, at it.. per quarter.-Btl4 Tby 9106,11:10 MAIL, et £1 13.. 66 —EtENING Oro, lei. e 4 per qr.—U. ADAMS, 9, Parhasaat-etring thetanniter, News Agent. IAYSWATEE-DAILY NEWS LENT TO -a , RAD; and supplied to the aosatry by maize post, at the Ad. r e = 4. psid to misses& Y. BUdBIGIS, Grove-times. NAM. rews.apeat. GRANT v. GUINNESS, M.P. TO THI IDITOIII 01 TEI DAILY NETT& Stir,—ln your report of the first portion of the Move trial on the 30th nit., a Mr. Carnsew a described as the agent of this club. and during the subsequent program of the trial the accurscy of this statement seems to ham boa maned. I esi directed by the committee, who have had their &Meio tic' celled to this statement, to request you to do them the Leos, of publisbiag their unqualified contra lotion of It, Carasew having been connected with the Carlton Club to any capacity whatever, or authorised by it to use its stem-1 am, Mc. WM. RAINOER, Cselloa Club, June 12. At the City of London Theatre, Mr. Charles I Maims is engaged at the extraordinary salary of 1601. per week. At the Standard the close of Mies Glyc's term has hem followed by the engagement of Wright, in conjunction with his eo.adjator Paul Bedford. Tits proceedings connected with the 154th anni away of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel is Pent(/' Puts, commence co Thursday sett by • sermon in at Peal's, by the Bishop of Hereford. The next day the lald Meyer will preside over a meeting is the Egyptian ; sad ow the following lloaday the Archbishop of Canterbury will take the shalt at • meeting in Willi••. Rues. !Sri:REAL MACHINES AT SLBASTOIPOL.—A French lefinposeeet writes on the 2a4 tat. from before Sebes tors: " Pia days ago some golden who were retiring from a huricade which they had been attacking dropped ham theta, knees to take advantage of the inequalities of the Pend. Ose of them in so &lag broke a mall glass tube. hailed at it sad sods a sips to his corporal ; they smacked farther sad found a series of these tebee filled wit► lase substance of a very pale yellow colour. The Ineinipas wen carried to the gawp, wiles oars aasmisicg them toned that the substance was • slime of Tanmaabag powder, pliesplaaross, sad saltpetwe. Other "Mitts wore seat seat, sad they following the come of the 1614, toned that they led is weeds& lease burled about els %aerie Oa mend. Ose el these bases we. wowed sad gasadtotoitsi• Saks of capitals. aawWs. Is •B forty. iwor of theta bans were found, all monied by muse of hiss" • Dirs_uw, Jima 13.—A hortherldslit sr Se 114411 ' . 4 1 reel warm as tat az. Rem me* U. melee d the lag•Psitisat °wades" petty, w 4100 00 10 90 bp '", *ehr pattiassat 1 sad that .US SS 1 110 ~el pea rste amebae of the party propose shindy IS 6 .0 1646 stseite: ( *UM PhtiCi.—SWILLDIS DAL-417111 13. " I "lsas tlyiseat, 6,0 q ; 4118 by sees WI" 111.444.4 Yesterday, an event of considerable importance to the two Millions and a half of consumers of animal food who dwell within the bills of mortality, was celebrated on the site so well known to the amateurs in open a'r political meetings as Copenhagen- fields, but which is henceforward to be called the Metropolitan Cattle Market. The struggle for the removal of the Smithfield nuisance has been long and arduous. Parliamentary committees have laboured, whole regiments of witnesses have been examined, and brilliant pens have 'shunted their wit and satire against it, until at last these combined forces have prevailed even against the 'telt force of vested interest, and the patients in St. Bartholomew's Hospital will more be disturbed by the bellowing of cattle, nor the peaceful foot psseengen of the Blacklriars-road threatened with those agreeable as saults which have so frequently diversified the proceedings of that locality on market days. Even the cattle themselves —if they can philosophically forget their ultimate destina tion--must appreciate the immense accession of comfort and enjoyment which will accrue to them from the air, locality end ample accommodation of the new market. The bat locks will have room Co stand and lie down; the sheep will be spared the perpetual worrying of the drovers' dogs, formerly necessary to make them eubenit to their other safferisge, and the pigs will indulp comfortably in those vocal tendencies which were so sadly cramped and depressed in the narrow, huddled-up pens et the old market. The public are already aware that the set for the removal of the market received the royal wont is 1851; since which time the market committee, under the president of their intelligent chairman, H. L. Taylor, Esq., have been indefatigable in their esorti ins to produce that result of which yesterday's proceedings torn ed the tri umphant climax. The first difficulty to be encountered was, of course, the choice of a site; and after much delibe ration, and greet opposition from various parties, the piece of ground known as Copenhagen delis was selected, as possessing more of the requisites for a cattle market than any other available piece of land sufficiently near the centres of populi.tion. The ele tested situation of the ground ensured a healthy atmosphere for the cattle combined with peculiar facilities for drainage, while its vicinity to the great lines of railway by which the supplies of live stock are principally brought to town, secured those commercial desiderata which must be ranked as second only to genital y considerations. The increased distance fec the butchers will scarcely be appre• ciable as regards the whole of that important community, as,althotigh thou on the southern • ide of London will have to drive their smart nags a little farther in the morning than the more aristocratic brethren in the west, they will find the new market more accessible than the old. The facilities will be no doubt further increased be the construction of ii,tramural railways of which the num'ser of schemes now before parliament augur the construction at no very distant day. For the purposes of the market the committee have purchased in all 75 acres of land, at a cost of about 5001. an acre, of which one half has been appropriated to the imme diate purposes of the market. The form of the new market lan equiloteral triangle, with an eleven at the western corner, and it includes within the rails a d space of fifteen acres and a quarter, capable of course of gradual en largement as the demands of the trade may require. Of this the porcine Imams get one acre, and the calves another. In the remaining space accommodation is pro vided for 34_980 sheep in 1,749 pens,with a reserve for future ' intension. There has been Greeted 13,282 ft. of rail, at which 6,616 bullocks may be tied without those horrible sufferings which have been so graphically described by Mr. Dickens in RosieeAola Woras. The calf-market will accommodate 1,428 calves, and the pig market 'JI.IO pigs. The large quan tity of ground at the command of the corporation will per mit of the enlargement of all these departments as circus stances may require, and it has at present been rendered available, in the providing extensive lairage In which 3,000 oxen and 8,100 sheep may rest thornily and comfortably. Amongst the buildings are four large depots for hay, and la nmelise ef abattoir*, which will most probably be liberating tits the butchers have bad time to accustom themselves W Ilbe sovelty of the Parisian i nnova tion. Creature °Drams hem, of course, not been forgotten, but are provided for by the erection of five public-houses of handsome elevation, peinsipally occupied by the vintners of old SenithBeld, and ewe large hotels, of which the lower portions will be divided off into shops. The centre of the market is occupied by a clu.ter of buildings, to be appropriated by shops and hems ing-houe*, and the whole surmounted Ly a handsome clock tower, 150 feet in height, from the top of which a market bell will indicate the times at which each portion of the traffic is to commence and terminate. The whole, which has been constructed from the designs of Mr. Bunning, the City architect, is surrounded by a handsome railing, with roomy gates of elaborate design, and presents an ensemble which will entitle our London cattle market to a foremost place amongst the great food depots of the European capi tals. While the decorative features of the market have thus been so satisfactorily provided for, no less care ha been taken to render the more utilitarian departments es perfect as possible. Ample mesas have been provided for the most perfect drainage, and a peculiar arrangement of the pens keeps the cattle always is • clean and wholesome state. An ingenious plan has been devised for the collection and preservation of the manure, without olfac tory offence, and the pigs will be affactod facilities for standing in that peculiar position which their natural guardians consider best adapted to set off their obese b races to advantage. Toe electric telegraph has not been forgotten amongst the various improvements, but will have so office in the centre cluster of buildings, from which instantaneous information can always be sent to the various grazing dis triete as to the fiactuations of the market. Token altogether, whether we consider the site chosen, the general design, or the completeness of the various details, it must be admitted that the new metropolitan cattle market reflects high credit on all the parties who have been concerned in its erection. The inaegaration took place yesterday, under the most auspicious circumstances. His Royal Highness Prieto Albert, who is known to take the deepest interest in agri cultural matters, and who is himself one of our most sucrose fel cattle-breeders, having recently won the first prize at the Paris exhibition, presided, supported by the Lord Mayor and the whole of the Corporation, a large circle of distin guished personages, and numbers of provincial mayors in their official robes. A spacious marquee had been erected by Mr. Benjamin Edgington on one side of the market, capable of accommodating 1,700 persons, and the decorative skill of Mr. Fenton had been called in to supply it with appropriate decorations. Amongst them we recog nised the medallions which ornamented the Guildhall on the occasion of the Emperor's visit, and in addition fanciful de signs of ploughs, sickles, scythes, and other agricultural implements. The armorial bearings of the great grazing cenettes were prominently displayed, as also those of the fudge' countries from +hob of late years we have, thanks to hoe trade, drawn such abundant supplies of cattle ; and • re tent, the various supporting poles were delMelitall with trophies, in which the Union Jack and the beim* Uri-colour were tastefully intermingled. Music was iltelfffided by the bends of the Caledonian sod Chelsea day. , WWI and Foundling Hospital, and tbe performance of Ofejlawnile artists was highly creditable both to themselves smite their teachers. Messrs. Staples, of the Albion, fur nished the long tables with a repast at once substantial and elegant, which was partaken of by considerably upwards of I.OXI vnitors. Tb• CAnnzon Council arrived early in an iniendog tor ege of 47 carriages, supplied by Ur. Wragge, of Finsbury, and immediately took charge of the arrange. masts, carrying them out with the greatest efficiency, and exhibiting a mast praiseworthy sell-denial while attending to the comforts of their visitors. Amongst these gentlemen Mr. De Jersey was conspicuous for the obliging manner MI which he afforded every possible facility to th e representa tive' of the public press. At one o'clock the Lord Mayor and Corporation proceeded to the prthapal entrance of the market, to receive WILLI. Prince Albert, who was attended by several persons of dis tinction sad a numerous suite, when a cortege was formed, which iroceeded slowly round the market, amid the cheers of the vast concourse of well.dreseed persona that filled the area. Having inspected the arrangements, as minutely as time would permit, the whole of the distinguished party re paired to the pavilion, in the upper end of which a spacious tetrad • had been reserved, upon which was placed the magnificent chair of state re cently used at the Guildhall. On arriving here his Royal Highness stood in front of the chair, and a semicircle of the civic functionaries having bees teemed, the Recorder pro ended to read the following eddress " To his Boyd_ 111/fLbless Priem Albert. " May it please yes, ReOMMllters,—Welism Majesty's dutiful sad loyal slaloms, IR, Lied Mayer, ffil&ruses, and Orenmets of the City of lambs. In Noma Council as. ambled, desire, by the weenies li masme a seer gretilsie, M meetly to your Royal iiisteises seawall* we set* boo Is per presises proem ea Ilb esolea. TM yes. ametiellt of tide ere of deep kiwis* sod topselmese se the pest of the useisepsile, sad to the emery These costly sad entemdve marks have been On ly the Corporation of the City of London In ask woe lathe tics* of tha national legislature, mil shier • seem sense of t he res=ibility accompanying therms, SIMI foss madded to their fellow titian.. If the toesehr ef the ebb( beatify shell be marketet to this new end spans it will not only have se. mewed ea preset of impish* boss the charMitir he easiest site, bat will she have meads' braille sees the semiotics of this wee espital„ es well as es Ns isspereest heesehes of war Wised Wintry who ese essermsl is sappiples with Imd tbe 'osmosis= its inbsbillents es/ the ereestless ssiebees Is the Minim IBS prosperity of eh doses d ber &abysses per &yet Mishima bee lamp = I V warmest sod most sedge latereet, ma we lesser Mlles mere likely le sews seam to this re* sehrisbles thee the sanction and eallieriglimest &tusk* la Is by the illastriou esmert. el the geese. 47= humbly rejoice lad appartanity thee gime to as of well easels, year Royighsees es this spot, mad eel beeetfsit petite& for year Royal Iligbeires esi = seer shi of sesilsetieg rawest seessisamsaimpodd His Royal Highness Panels Albert replied as follows : " My Lord Mayor sad °endow's—Ace in the 'spree *ion of my hearty thanks for your Mod welcome, and for the gratifying asenrasee of your loyal and affectionate attach ment to this Clasen and her family. I have been much pleased by the opportunity which your kind invitation has afforded nos of seeing and admiring the great work which you this day open to the public, a work which not only deserves all admiration is itself on ac count of the ezoallence of the &ream/menu and the smog nieces,* of the design, but which will, I trust, be found eminently sosducive to the contort and health of the City of London. That its success will be cowmen- Guest* with the spirit in which it has bees un dertaken and carried out I cannot doubt. A oar tails dislocation of habits and interests must in evitably attend the removal of the great City market from the site it has occupied for so many centuries, and this may Feasibly retard for the ;moment the fullest developmest GI the undertaking. But any opposition arising from mesh wen will soon cease, and the farmers will eiebtless seas bus to appreciate the boon thus conferred upon them by Ilhe Landon Corporation, in the increased facility which mill be off rded to them (or the transaction of their busi lases, and the comparative security with which they will be enabled to bring up and display their easels., stock in the Great Metropolitan Cattle Market " This reply, which was beautifully delivered by his Royal Highnees, elicited loud and repeated cheering. His Royal Highness, accompanied by the Lord Mayor, proceeded to the head table, which was most tastefully arranged, and abun dantly decorated 'with natural Bowers ; and grace having been said by the Rev. F. Moon, chaplain to the LOW Mayor, the company proceeded to discuss the (Weimer. Amongst the more distinguished visitors were :—Right Hon. G. C Lewis, But., M.P.; the Earl Spencer, the Marquis of Breadal bane, Viscount Monek, Viscount Duncan. the Hon. H. B. W. Brand, Lord Stanley of Alderley, Rear-Admiral Hon. M. F. F. Berkeley, Rear. Admiral Hoary Eden, Captain Alexander Mane, Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Redesdsle, Right Hon. W. G. Hiller, M.P.; James Wilson, EA., M.P.; Hon. W. F. Cowper, M.P. ;H. Waddingt BA. ; John Masterman, Esq., M.P. ; the Solicitor-Genera, Run. Frederick Byog. Rain Ellis, Esq. ; the Duke of Newcastle, the Marquis of Westroinster,Berl of Macclesfield, Earl Lone elaM, Earl Yarborough, Lord Stoner., Lord Portman, Lord F ham, Lord Southampton, Lord W. n'ock. the Belgian Minister, the Bavarian Minister, the Sicilian Minister, the American Minister, the Prussian Minister, the Right lien. Sir J. Pakington, Bart., ht P. ; R. A. Christopher, EA., M.P.; W. A Mackinnon, EA., M.P. ; W. Ormsby Gore, Esq., M.P.; Sir Edward Sherlock Gooch, Bert., Id P.; Melville Portal, Esq., Id P. ; Edward Ball, Esq., Id P.; T. W. Brimstone, E , q P.; Sir B. Fillister, Bert., Di P.; W. Masters Smith, EA., M.P.; Holt. P. J. L King, M.P.; W. J. Evelyn, Eq., M.P.; W. W. E. Wynn, Esq., M.P.; Fitzesapoeo Fe n no, }.; e41 . ; ; %%rd. kinson, ,Id P.; Sir W. Clay, Bart. , M.P.; C. S. But ler, Esq., M.P.; Right Hon. Sir B. Hall, Bart., M.P. ; Sir John V. Shelley, Bat., M.P.: Alias) , Follett, EA , M P. ; H. J. Knyvett, RA. ; C. R. Fitzgerald, C. Erskine, EA., Hon. A. Dillo6, G. Everest, Esq., 8 Itedgrave, EA., the Mayors of Exeter, Southampton, Plymouth, Tiverton, Smith Molton, Torrihgton, Birmingham, Norwich, Leices ter, Windsor, Ipswich, Colchester, Brighton, Lewes, Saks bury, Yarmouth, Lincoln, Northampton, Cambridge, Reed ing, Oxford, Eye, the Lord Mayor of Doak, &a. The first toast was " The Health of the Queen," proposed in appropriate terms by the Lord Mayor, and which was re ceived with the moot enthusiastic cheering. In reply, his ROYAL HIGHNESS said—My Lord Mayor, my Lords, and Gentlemen—For the very kind and Batter ing manner in which you have received this toast I sincerely thank you. I have had the greatest pleasure in accepting the invitation of the Lord Mayor to be present at the open ing of this splendid and useful work—(cheers)—and I beg to assure his lordship that the oftener he invites me to the inauguration of similar undertakings the better I shall be pleased. (Continued cheering and laughter ) Such enterprises can only be undertaken by pub lic bodies, and carried out to success by public spirit. (Hear, hear.) I accept the present instance, therefore, as an 'mast of your determination to perform the duties which your position has imposed on you, and as • proof that success wiil at all times follow skilful eaceptiolis and prompt sad vigorous execution. (Cheers) 1 beg to propose The Health of the Lord Mayor and Corporation of LOllOOO, and Prosperity to the Metropolitan Cattle Market." (Loud skin.) MM Royal Highaess retired immediately after this toast; out one er two other toasts having bees disposed of, the auspeay separated. NAVAL AND MILITARY. 00 IV 10 ADMIRALTY, 'JUNE 13.—APPOINT3lENT6.—Ceip fain D. Corry (1846), to the Alarm, 26, at Devonport. Commander li. Cayton (1841), to the Hermes, 6, paddle- St. wheel stases sloop, of 220410r5e power, at Wovlwteh. Muter J. Roskilly (1841), to the Impregnable , 104, flag 10 ship, at Plymouth. l 0 Chaplains : Rev. A. G. Berry, to the St. George, 120, at p t. Shithead ; Rev. G. E. Carwitben (1861), to the Furious, ft 16, paddle wheel steam frigate, of 400. horse power, M Mediterranean station ; Rev. H. Gordon (1854), to the U Eurydice, 26, North America and West India nation; and Rev. R. Crofter (1849), to the Firebrand, 6, paddle wheel lin steam frigate, of 410-borse power, Mediterr O stwien. gp Mate (re employed) W. F. Richards (1853) to the Meteor, te 16, floating battery. M Naval Instructors :J. L. Osborn, to the Sphinx, 6, paddle r_ wheel stems ship, of 500.kons power, Mediterranean eta. Lion; and W. W. Cuipbell, to the Dragon, 8, pa , :dle wheel steam frigate, of 660-horee power, with the Baltic fleet. Masters Assistant H. Rune, to the Myrmidon, 3, iron gc, paddle wheel steam vessel, of 150-horse power, at Ports. PORTSMOUTH, Jown 13 86 The steam transport Elul of Aberdeen, No. 20, et , went out of harbour this morning, tad baring taken powder, lite., on board at elpithead, sailed tor the Crimea with the 13 horses and dragoons she embarked yesterday. Toe steam transport Cottingbain, No. 121, sailed last 15 night for tke westward, to be paid out of the wriest. The Dickyard succeeded in docking the new Royal Yacht 131 last night in the South Inlet Dock of the Steam Basin. as SHEERNESS, Jugs 13. - 1 The Geyser, 6, paddle - wheel sloop, Commander R. u I Dew, left hero at 8 au. this morning is charge of the gun. boat Hind., and the mortar vessels Surly, Bluer, and Manly direct ter the Baltic The Centaur, 8, paddle-wheel. is ordered to the Baltic 10 with the mortar vessels Prompt and Racket. The Alban, 4, paddlewheel, is to proceed with the gun-bwts, Swinger ' ei t and Jackdaw. The Centaur has left for the Baltic. The Calcutta, 84 guns, Captain J. J. Scopford, is re- I miring the armament sad stern of the °lame and W Meteor, floating batteries. Sbe has already nearly 800 tons of solid shot for battering purposes, exclusive of live shell, u &a. She at present stows under store room hatches eleven months' provisions for her full complement of men u 4 and officers, whilst her sister ship, the Powerful, of a dii- at ferent formation below her water-line, has difficulty is stowing more than four months' provisions for her full con- is plement of man and officers. CHATHAM DOCKT•II6.—An order bas been trans- ss mated to the Seperimendeet, Captain Wyvil, to receive the names of as many of the well-conducted men of the yard a. feel disposed to enrol themselves as policemen, to ho out to Constautisople to guard her Majesty's stores there, =eh man to receive 26e. a week. Several have already availed them selves of the offer. (heat =deity prevails throughout this to yard. The first slip ontaies the Cadmus, a corvette of 20 I grins, whose keel is laid, and her cross floors commeneed. iv Her dimmable= are as follows :—Lesitth, 200 feet; height, rr , 30 feet; width, 40 fest ; tonnage 1,400. The second slip 10 °obtains the Hero, 80 guns, screw propeller, not more than • 1 6 quarter finished ; bat few hands are shoat this ship. The St first covered dock, which comes nest in seecossion, mutates fo :he Castor frigate, • sailing vessel, 36 guns, tinder repair. PO The second covered dock comities a beautiful frigate of 60 1 : guns, the Chesapeake, with screw propeller. This vessel has u 100 hands about her. She is in a forward state. Her gb dimenaioes being, in length, 212 toot ; height, 40 feet; width, Mb 50 feet. The nest dock is =severed, and contains the 505 Man, 80 guns, under repair, and fitting with screw. the 1 1° was built about eight Teen slam, and has lain in ordinary ; up to this time in Gatineau' Creek. Hound MR THE CRUlns.—Yesterday Lord Car digit spent some time at Mr. Rea's extensive Rorie Repo. 'luny, in St. Georp'oroed, sad sloes to the Elephaat and Castle, ins:mining • number of bones purchased for the ow ' use of the army, and intended ultimately for the Crimea. tee His lordship was attended by Colonel Cotton and Maier los Adams, and before passing them he had each of the salads, 10 0 40 is number, esauud, galloped, sad walked before him in the seam drive. They wffi be immediately drafted to ' N various stations and barna. for proper training, mews- * tory to their expedition to the Crimea. it THE Foulfin LECtion.—The nixes* Gazette states st that the Flies el Base have seised the plume/ Y. Baas- i r be it Welt reerattir reerair s ties spas lloe the British Lollies, asd that bs is to N e the Sad battalion of the Coldstream so Guaah Ni rset a lt. Omer% barracks, and the 2nd Wadies of is the Bea rialiess, tie Pertmeestreet barrack., ler Alder- N siksit, passedleg by South Western Railway. to WM& T. and W. Smith. the eminent obi p•builders at Ilk !dam ea the river Tyne, are engaged Acting sip an ; iron wink which lies been perchased from them by the is Ordains* averment, se • flossing fasten fee the Black s Sea, to Nal the regimental earvisela the Crimes. It will is u_pardled Witt etersauneowe babies, and a cupola, and 10 will 0000•Ilmila e re veramea !rem the Tree. The wag is rdi's, is revided with dis anew, int bra bow damned he the seal [cede, the gerteeares The railway share market to-day is very quiet, °l ' and the settling forms the chief business. London and North-Western stock is rather flatter, at 1031 to 104 ; re end Caledonians firmer, at 32 to 1 . Other descrip- et. tions exhibit little change. Great 'Western is quoted t . 68 to # ; Midland, 744 to 731 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 82 to 4 ; South-Euterns, 181 to 18; Great : Northern., 231 to 1. et. French shares are in some cues a shade Ratter. fr2l Essterniare quoted 361 to ; Northern., 361 to 37 ; 1 17 3 1 and Paris and Lyons, 291 to # prem. The fact of the reduction of the Bank rate of dis count has as yet scarcely transpired in the market. l g . ORDINAKI ARAM AND II'OCICIL $0 _ m i . I Pd.l iteumays. ?nal 6"" today yesterday. I to 3 p.m. iiruN—=--- .Sou and rani !Bins. isTriFen:, 00 im.theaktuzl63ota2sl.C. 19 De. do. do VOL... 100 Hristol and Enter _ m 4 it la 111 4134. 15 16 b 7 alb 90 92 all Chows awl EdyMd all Cark sad . . 46 MOS and Delket" . . Jans. aL Dund.Prldi e sad aberd.J 10 Ina allllilae E L I aad ki.) ail I. Ilsona Disk CI=A SII Do. (Ma B. U. accts.) 100 Do.alan i. lOu Nast idinauldre 100 idlislangli iodekagow all °MMus. aid Pablo DEO gdlagergb. ticAli,Deadea 100 Olssgowniaolk eaaara 100 Great Nolkors . 100 Do. A. Slack :00 Do. I. ant 1 , 00 09.1innelkand Wert. (Ins ) 100 Gwent Wailers too tln. nonwnallioyOtuntk. all loacower nod ArIYM 111 Do. Weds " .... 7 Do. New 'Thirds 100 Laneealtire sad Beckman* 191 Do. Melia Do. Wail Eliding Delco 11 „London and Blackwell , 100 'Lon" B11(110 s. as. cos; . IVO 11,To. and Nardi Winans IS IS D. ray.. . 10 56 Dua1uL.14.444n. ( 1 126 24 De. 116gIntos 144. 100 WNW & NEU Wien 476 Da 00 10 S 4 D. /140 U all .Ifsastimbeissiskil 100 ab Do.) Shares. Ne. 1 100 Midland IN Do. Hine. aad Derby ali MId.O. West. (Its.) 134 Ditto Hall Slone all I Slenesetle end Carlisle 234Newportabere.kliereford Newry and Enniskillen HI ltuWarrenpoint &los. lIM i 18 Do. New 34 !formers Counties Union 100 North Brttleh ..... 18 Nor th Dena, No. I ' e n Da p. t I = d tei . k : . . N. Illestara—Der men 30 De. WNW& ... 13 Do. O.N.E. Fare. all Do. .100 Do. Yo ßada rk SO Worth Landon al. Do. New 101.11 hares 174 North atatlordshire. all NOWA *Mona lo North floutlWest. Jana 1110 OsPord. wore., & Wolves. 100 400ttleh Outing Its) Illoottialt Midland 10 Wareerebury end Harebrd 100 Sluorehire AO4ooth Devon ..... ......« 100 loath Eastern 30 eolith Wales IS !oath Teetah.l3 ItherDun W essektou and 1.11101111000. raft Vain EIO 311. Etteassaieven Uookk all. ail Vale of Neath all Waterford and Kllkenn all Waterford and .1 West London ell Wu* Cornwall . WJlnddLos.liCrtatal T. Ulll3 AWED AT 1 ellie GdSor dreed tad 7= to bro.& LW. 81111d11.0M011110 10 tasisaliaLwarers) 100 Clycleidale 'woken 100 lGoma Oalotedeo)... EmUlooloik. goarki.Ct. I filmed to Ot.lierdiera) U 'Gloomier k Dew Penes (tined to Gt. Wiesero), ilielMeielby(LTerkitkllidl 15 - I, — Do: (oitto) ISt Do. Awes (ditto)— 111 Loudon sad Oteetwisi (lasted to tooth Sworn) SO Progarooto (ditto) ICO 'LowtotortGoar.4perCent. 1 — Dowd to Sceolk) 300 1 Ditto ditto o per Os t. I 10 I Los.,lllbury, s doothonxi I (Wad to PO.o &Ow) , I 41 1t0r.1174:*7 iteo . aid I MI ••••.•••••• ••• (lessedtotitoekt Stltart.) ;Itidlaed .Newmarket Bury Estem put. to per cent. (leaped ILLS; _ to Meters C-rattot) all Ditto 6 per Coot. II !Promos ItV/yre (loaa.Lon. Imrl.lVast.hlaoolltifora) 14 Ditto j aborts log 10711401411itahA t altop rotk lima Dow! to I Illoolitlitallwaldro Dared to Mr. Wawa) 66 War Valley,' pro Ct4oa (lompul to~sit.lll/Eiri ) 0 Ditto Ditto la Was & Memel (WNW I %DOW warm! Ti is- I 4 Pm U 60 IS3 111 Rf If dia. 33 33 91 99 IA PORTION RAILWAYS. 10 Astworp sad 110401.6111' 111 06 • id& a Emory Awake 24 14 dia 10 Ossisroa so Grainier ' 1 au 10• Ilm.llloodabOiLlasell 2 3 c 10 Dank 2016216 ... —. all imstora et Feesea ... $ 14,4 II Dealow ...... 9 104 10 irk Malt 241 164 It le ph 101112 dos ...... 3 34 pa a 11 ,611.46 42112•402 1 assoart all - Do. do. if I Wogs. — 10 lima Imellea of 13 23: 17•.12‘sitatOandialme ei 44 as all DLit 1aw.11602. 11 20 76 Do. 0w1.41 Dabwooll 66 66 all Do Compy.'s 6p. at. do. 03 97 otuniatemitiza le Gnat Omuta of Mora— 41 4 6 1 pm all Orme Mks halaso/a 1 4 9. sDo. Newels.. plit NM j Pei Do. LoOmes. do. 1 pm 13 lli 2 all W ai t 2 21 Clanola.lkono sal all Mas., pay 37.0 pt. WM 100 102 all Do. eta 12, do. 14 111 113 all Do. do. 711, 40. OD 116 19 10 0 W Do. do. 7110rIlhootap. 104 106 all Saiallice sad Ibreala 234 24 all Do. 6 pie 0211.—...... 113 111 10 Lyar and Oamays ... 44 7 pa 14 I.yese awl 11161111121111111161 . 14 1 4 11111 1 II 944 10 Do. Now se spa 214,1611 a *stools 3 7 all Do. Kew ..... ......... 1 2 IC damarkLisCLlk las) 64 16 11selres of all =l. lima NO is irgoellaaa) 11 124 all Nanaglan Tr•M beim 6 9 15 Tinos* 4404 10 Paris led 022220 90 Parboil Dom 111 Tar* Qrs. 2 CilMinif -- all looliiiUft•e 12 Royal Demi& ..„........... 21 6$ S loyal euadbi ..... .... 11 I _ll As all timbre aad 10am........ 9 24 all D 0.% par Diot. hos. IL 4 00611 ............... ..... 31 1 ga 1 all glut flankra .—....—..... $4 4 I IS Da. 14 or Oie. 17•1144. I If Wolin 01 Auer ....... ei 9 Mk I di bad, IS WA 94 al 144 154 9 11 L. ".-- as. Is 95 77 hi U 60 3 1 19 61 70 TI 93 54 76 76 126 126 101 103 86 69 59 61 75 80 6 10 pm I lv pm 82 62i 11 0 1021 103 1031 1041 I I 1:: , ... It "7 4 , di. I 6 . 271 241 71)5 44 44 9 7 de 16 S 50 52 31i 32i 754 l e es :1 31 die 14 li 311 $1 48 80 4 4i alp I 16, per 21 SO 111 103 64 70 47 49 14 IS Ct sot 3 1 dim se ei 20 21 3 6 4 4 32 24 il. 100 100 102 184 114 27 22 DO 102 114 II SS ii 111 121 le li lit I I. 93j I 77 101 i MI 4 37 ! 741 Si W . .00 almosou 1116 Do. No. 1. 7 IV" 100 Oilidoelia, CI I t.liasur&kloky.o p all Cork mad Dodos al. Dowirartka AbirrJass. 5 110•11•01•• am • flik 100 Uit. de. Clio 11, I per Cs. 100 Clom C.,t. el 1ti04.040.101L.5 pejo 1 61 Dl.to do. Do.S 1 9 Do. DM spa OM. Souk 10 maul) Mr.. IRAs Pa - 100 Um Imisilitti all Rest kiiiiiYorli Joalltlis 1 1 M 00 Orost idhl"Netk liselltara Madw s=o 4 4" i 100 Do. 5 gar Mg. Ws at 10 mt. pm...—. 100 Do. 44 per oat. I I.p. U....tp.0.50.red..419. II o.Weitalludinaataex Ope 100 Do. 5 p.a. tadoeto.Prel. 190 Do.cosi.tt reditot.44p. 100 Ditto irnedeetaabli 4 p.a. all Do. Illinn. Piet. Shares all Do. amour PM. M. Spa. all Do. do. do. 5 p.c. 100 Do. lira. Goa. dux& 4/1 .00. Clitotof lima. Siam all Do. do. Is. all Do. do. do. 0 Laatoshirillilrorka I , Z2O 100 Ditto 6 pet omit Stook_ 100 LoiLik Bright. 6.5 6.eent. 100 Ditto New Goa. 3 p Ct. 5 loot.o4lithWe9tCon.Thirds all londooderty &Cole?. 401. all Lciadooderryttlinolak. 4sk all ilazabett.kLina.New/' 4 4 D0..56 .11 Illaryp. a Catlido,44 p t 100 Midland Coni.DrAlt.6o. 11l Do. Peet. 41 per et. lOU Ditto 4+ wr tent hatit all Norfolk Dabiaturai 100 1)0.54 I erct.Pref4t.ls47 100 Do. Yref.4 pleaUtt. 100 Nardi British 100 I N.Xast.—llato.4p.A.ProL 5 1 Do. It Do. Leads 4p. at. No. 1 9 Do. Do. Om, 1943 10 Do. York 14 iiii Patel. all North Iltaßordittirs 100 021.05oraitWoL151.119.et all oiettialiCaotralltsir Pest. all Sot* limos If Ditto Plied 44 per Camt all d.East 1 Itaadatno.,/51.0.6) 100 Ditto 44 per et... . ell , tlooth Wi. gam. 44 pcost all dth.lreetabirs4oto... - 15 &o.w- - - DO. Fe +lwo Aim Ma +Anglo AustralLan Gold I ♦Anglo Californian • Australasian ....... +Australian Australian Cordillera ... Blasuavon Iron & Coal +British Iron "iio7.c.oo,l: ! =d Canon's Crest *Cis rons.Min.Cojaat I,.br°'PPer I(:4)4un ;Ai ['Old CAP** Wollner Miners ol Eng fuo Pre!. 74 per Cent tEng.ttAuntrnlianCoppr itorttiva Gre eneralet N ugget Vein Reg Grand Duchy of Badge Greet Poliooth litr", 1.761.1 et Do. B. LUSltilailla New &wads o.Laseess ewe, Nouveau Mande Pooteibead Silver Lead Poet Phillip Quart' loot - 411hrma.. Lroa +1)0. Now illatialtu do ltibi South A9rt:ll%A Inn Croft I 9 Ultima Males" all araller West Mariposa ill 4 Transferable by ramped deed. DANIEL all I ei SC 000! t 7,V0V1 I. 0,0001 IV :6ioi 7;00rol t 0,00.. 20 kOOO. so ii,oool so io,ooo 1 4000 40 1,000 5001, 15 1,000, 6 5,1 I 1,004, 10 ,0001 1 1,00 , 0 0 k 41 o,ootl 1 0,01 11 5,001 0,000, , 1,.151 1 10,0 0 01 ! 2470 . ,0i10 1 10,000: 10 100,01 0 00,00. 1 i 0,01,0, 60 10,0010 16 7,000 30 60,000 1 6,000 10 , 41074 10.161, 70.000 1 100,000 1 29,5001 0 10,00' 20 0,000 22 32.20 H 20 3,000 100 103,134 12,000 100. 0,000 20 WON 90 10,000 20 20,000 0 00,000 20 20,000 10 13,000'100 10,00 20 0000' 0 90,00 u 0 83.873 3s 90,000'100 4,0001 10 50,0001 6 12,000 93 smen 23 googol 80 110 112 10S El i -14- 91 100 10 02 10 11 17 17 104 1044 76_ 77. IQ 15 119 2 1 Si Pa 134 In Its 119 141 I v 6 tiB 103 102 95 95 h 4 I al 100 108 lie 11i It dia l% 100 109 :e all 23 21 db. I i I Ii 5 7 4 6 2f 31 3 31 33 I i I Pal fist Yli ti 12 I PM 1/ 7 7i 2 24 pm i I 16 1 171 19 6 6 Si 61 i 41 Ii I t►trnered if;nll7.4A7sts Un.du.ot City (lowasersdul of Loudon_ Ausf.Chart. Loo.Chart. bads of Aunt. Ditto New Landon and County London J^lnt Stock Landon and westminater i Nat. Prow. of England Do. New National of Ireland New South _ Wales.. . Orient. bank Corporitice l Prowineialof Ireland. Do. New .... Royal Australian Bank ing and °old lain. Co. South Australia Union of Australia Do. New _ . I URI= el Looks 1118CELLANI 20,000' 95 Marralbw Agri.=lrian]: 5%000 10 tun:radius Royal ltall I 95.000 10 lierlin Nattenrcrlu 80 &mob AmeriisziLaad ; 5 13fit.aCot.nal.k ited.oo.l 30,000 100 Oneida. ' 34 dt. , Do.llpwot.Jan.an4July 100 5 Crystal Pales I Do. Preterenos 4 Crystal Pram of 'ranee 4 , 1 1 Dame Iron Oro .... ! 20 Eastern Steam , 23,Blactrie Telegraph ! 13Aimensral Om. Nasistatioo 14 20'Oterraill.4.8hippin6 Co. all 10' v!sdlterranear Elect. Tel. all 101leziata & tit.Amerian 9 1.14a1100a1 Paint.litm. Peal all 1 10;91stborlands Land 5 94 Spam Wales 03alk Inter I S Navigation Co 1 11 1I North Brit. Aususlasira i all 1 10 North of Europa Btaass il5 11 I,Drutotal Gat , 3 l'eslllaverLaodllallnend i ; all II SO PINdbIIA °distil °team' all 1, fie Do New o, 9 Portland Iron Company.) al, 1 , 100 Hasa! Mall titaam 4O II 1 'Scottish Austr. lassitat all l, 11 Do. Now i >I 93 South Australian Land— 13 I 1 tub:urine Soles. Seep. all 11 1 Do. Llo. itagistseal all I. 90 i huattLeanCo.of UpCan S li 100 1 91 a tiesases Land 2S fro:aa• 2800111 $8 34 - - r I 9i 2 Ai sr co 1 119 121 114 k 111 3a 31 t I P 17 18 M 7 11 si il it 14 3 7 74 11 3 s. ir 11 I 1 131 The following are : 1 -y'e sales for the amount : ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Ambergate. Nottingham, and Boston, el, Caledonian. IN 4; Greet N+rrtbern, vie ; do. A stock, ; Great southern and Western (Ireland). NI 3; Great Western. 691; Lancashire sad YOTklike. 041; London and Black 7/ ; London, Brighton, and South Cart, leaf 3; London and North. Western, 1011 1 ; de. Eighths. I; 116..nek., Shefßekl„ and Lincolnshire. 271 at; ditto No. I, Quarter Shams. B,; Midland,' 2, 1 ; Newport, Abergivenny, and Hereford, 16; North Eosins —Berwidt. 76; ditto, ditto Edmiston, 131 ; ditto, York, 22; South eastern, 621 ; Vs. of Neeth, 204. - FOREIGN. Dutch Rhenlalt, 94; Great Luxembourg Conatitnted Shares, 3l; ditto obligations, 31; Great Western of Canada Shares, HI 1; Do. Bond, payshis '73, without opts" 143; Hamilton sad Toronto, 131 ; Lyons sad Genera, 1E1; Wmt Flanders, 4. JOINT STOCK BANKS. British North American, 6911; City, I4i ; Landon Chartered Bank of Anntinka, .0i ; Milos or Australia, 741 MISCELLANEOUS. Crystal Palace, 34; North British Australasian. /. NORTH WIDMER'S ltelLwel.—Triffio for week ending Jane 10 .-: S: —Passengers, parcels, • horse', and mama 30.1176. 2a. 7d. ; merchandise, 24,3' 2s. 2d. - cattle. 9216. as. 3d. Total, 66 ,3 581 . 14 s. Od. Corneneo4ine week, 1864, 68,0171. 16e. 4d. OILUT NOSTRUM RAILWAY.—Beturn of tragic far west ending June 3, 1866 :-- Passengers, parcels, car riages, horses, dogs, and mails, 9,0611. 12s. 9d. ; erchadise sad minerals, 9,8871. 9s. 6d.: cattle, 3881. li i. 44. Total, 19,1371. 13s. Bd. Corresponding week, 1864. 17,7701. 6s. 11d. [Advertisement.] —MANY THOUSAND Maze BL 1)11 BMWS DILICIOV. ItIVALIOSTA ARAIIICA FOOD. Wititaa Nedllele.lo epawaiswe, or uprose (as It saves Um times US scat la ether rensacel.- - Oure No. 71, el aromas. Prom the Eight Ufa. the Lard Stuart de Desks : " I hawk delved consfderable boat has Da i Surfs peodeete Arses Dad, sad .snider WIGS la yenrashas and the pet& to sutaories ths publication of thus Base. Brown DO Durso."—Ours No. 4 9 ,1 33 . " I , llly pen' laduentebie Bess d7•llePga, nervousness, asthma. ewes. werigsbee. sebum at the stwassb. and wadalipe. WM boo re , mowed De Barry's ezesikat bee. MALI* Aux. indium Liee, 1 near Din, Nerfola." Is caninters, suitably poked ier ell Mame., aad with tun Instructions—Mb., Ile.; 1211., fropeisodateL Sib., 275.; PA., 31e. Tbs 101 b. and 1211. carriage ow es wee* of pasuarhas ardar.—merry da Barry sad Oa., 77, RapolaNeals Lan. don .• forams, Xis" iini oe.. la riseeMly i eine et Ile s Oinshill; OD. OromekerehAlreai 49. Maamprasa a , adwarbB4 alai a% missa. WEDNESDAY EVININO. The English fonds to-day were fairly maintained, but the operations are less active, and give rise to ne feature of interest. Prices closed much the same as yesterday. The confidence inspired by the progress of affairs in the East, coupled with the abundance of money, afford great support to all securities. At Paris to-day, the Three per Cult. Rentes lost yesterday's advance of per cent. Consols opened at 91: to :, ex div., for the 10th July, and closed at 91 15-16 to 92. In the foreign stock market there was scarcely any movement, except in Turkish, which, after touching 82), closed at 81: to 821, or : per cent. lower than yesterday. Reports continue current of an approach ing Turkish loan ot tour =loons eterliug, to be guaranteed by England and France. Spa nish stocks were rattier firmer, and other descriptions steady, with limited transactions. Gold containing silver is in active demand for exportation, but the arrivals of late have been so considerable that parcels of the precious metal con tinue to find their way into the Bank. An impression prevails amongst the Mexican bondholders that it would be highly conducive to the common interest if the committee would take the present opportunity of request gan interview with her Majesty's Minister for Foreign Affairs, with a view to drawing his special attention to the various acts of injustice committed and threatened by the Mexican government. Mr. Percy Doyle, the British Minister Plenipotentiary to the Republic of Mexico, was yesterday presented to her Majesty, on appoint ment, and it is suggested by some ot bondholders that this gentleman's presence in England presents an additional inducement for action on the part of the committee. The Union Bank of London have made arrange ments to open forthwith a branch near Temple Bar. The arrangements for the settlement of the account in the railway share market to-day indicate the existence of an outstanding but not heavy speculation for a rise. Consequently moderate rates of " con tango" (or interest charged against a buyer for carry ing over his purchases to the next account, of the 30th inst.) generally prevailed. Annexed is our usual statement of the terms current at the close of business, as near as they cau be ascertained : Great Western London and North Western ,i to ditto. Midland -16 to 6.16 ditto. Lancashire and Yorkshire Lovers l-32 to 3 32 ditto. Great Northern. -32 to 3 32 ditto. Berwick. 1.32 to 1 16 ditto. York and North Midland Caledonians -16 to altar. On French shares the rates of " oontango " varied from sto 8 per cent. . . Land shares to-day maintained former quotations. The shares in the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank, and London Chartered Bank of Australia, were rather weaker, other bank stocks re maining steady. The shares in he newly established City Beak were quoted 4to 5 prem. Crystal Palace shares were fiat, some speculation for a rise being developed, in consequence of which a rather con siderable " contangu ' was established. Australian Royal Mail Steam shares were dealt in at 4 (101. paid); General Iron Screw at 41 (5/. paid) ; Netherlands Land, at 2 (51. paid) ; and Oriental Gas, at prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocc After a lengthened sitting, th. Bank of England directors, at their weekly board to-day, have reduced their minimum rate of discount from 4 to 3i per. cont. Somewhat singularly, the funds have become rather flatter upon the announcement, Consols being now quoted 911, "sellers," ex div. for the 10th July, after standing at 914 to 92 during a portion of the morning. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 921 to y ; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 93 Bank Stock at 2091 to 211; Exchequer Bills, March, at 18s. prem.; ditto June, at 11e. to 14s. prem.; and India Bonds at 235. prem. Omnium is quoted 6 to 5. prem. Foreign stocks remain quiet, with little change in price. Turkish is quoted 814 to 821 ; Mexican, 2I to 22 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 1 ; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 644 (exch. 12 gull.); Belgian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., at 93 (exch. 25fr.); Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 381 ; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents., small Bonds, at 100 g. MINES. WIDNINDAY ETIXINO. The British Mining stock market continues active and buoyant. Wheal Kitty (Lelant) shares have risen to 65. Rosewarne have been dealt in at 205 to 210, and North Basset at 28. There has also been a demand for shares in Clijah and Wentworth, Wheal Header and East G unnis Lake. Amongst the sales reported are—South Frances, at 517; West Basset, 31 ; Alfred Consuls, 121, 12k ; South Tamar, 61, ; Bedford United, 10i, ; Ctijah and Wentworth, 171 ' • Great South Tolgus , ; Tamar Consols, ; Marke Valley,sl ; Wneal Edward, ; Wheal Arthur, 13; Cwm Darren, 7s. ; Wheal Kitty (St. Agnes), 31. The gold mining shares remain quiet. The Mexican and South American Company's shares were firmer this afternoon, in consequence of the dividend of 7s. 6d. per share declared at to-day's meeting. Pontgibaud shares were rather better, and South Australian Mining flatter. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining shares exhibit no movement of importance. Allurelien Agriculture shares are quoted 33 to 34; Peel River, 21 to 31; and North British Atm traluian, die. to par. The General Mining Company's shares have been dealt in at 16 ; United Mexican at 41 to 4,1; and the preference shares of the Company of Copper Miners of England at 24. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Stosa.—The public sales have again gone off heavily, and a very large proportioa bought in to sustain prima. Refiaed without alteration. COFFIZ.—Thin article fully maintains its firming., and the public salts are going off steadily. Ter.—The market steady, without alteration in prices. 8•1;17ZTRI-60 bags Bombay sold in public cal. ; re (motto* 261 to 261, sold at 225. to 225. 6d. &co.—This article is rather dail, end prices with diffi culty -- supported. Rox.—A fair amount of basilicas done at full prices. Covvoa.—Tlas demand boa become very ; 181 of importance repotted. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The tallow market is 6rm, with a good demand. Peen. burg Y. C. on the spot is quoted 61s. 6d. ; June, 61s. 6i; October to Dem, 535. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis nports tog supply larger and trade beavy. Prime meadow bay, 85s. to 96g.; superior, 100 e. to 110 s.; interior, 60s. to 60e; rowan, 65a. to 90e.; clover, 90s. to 1261.; second cat. 86e. to 120 s. ; straw, 245. to 24._ AIME BAKERS FOR THE CRIMEA.—BrAe of the jonnseyina baken, who, it may be rementheisth, were a short tide' ago sent out from this country to 4glaklave to manufacture bread for the troops, having pror4 singly Competent for the duties required of them, it hes been determined to mhos the unwilling or Ma kfest by other English workmen. Accordingly at so Assly hear yesterday the Commissariat-dike in Westthioster was besieged by numerous applicant, 53 of whoth'we gaged, vie., 3 foremen, 30 first-class journeymen, oecoad-lose, the whole of whom will toasty@ Ot ani be found is stares. Yr. Ames, a inset set m eapn t atesdast of the dominant% ilirthwith 10 the Wass. 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