The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-21 00:00:00

rjof, ~~ Ti.o 2,678.] 4111 -UNION of LONDON (by Royal Car i t liimiNiests aka /at thswastves Am flerdils am iskssease a' On Guises . vili litim. lisille s 0 kopirlia of aMs d • Willa PAM" by 1. irise tortes. ohm J. J. Clini.ll.li.m. sigmbeVaime 5 12.608 et epees .Cliale lbsebl. o IMO FINS WO 41 ..... ... A. r o wn i el ia llt liillall iswison W pecomoo mir mut. at rsgsresinonasenallialt: rsofsad PECULLAM SYSTEM of LIFE ent Motors of the NOTIONAL AMR UI tasoctATtoo Intim allootion M taw or opts= ti mottwo ooksively lib MEM*. Om Ili. the d avase Mesa me tb. mut Wm Fa Ow. WI MOW 1. tad Oi Yr =KM Womortois Moto( llorforo loom - Iv ago" or Wittyta nom to WNW r onsosey imam me g tosogoo= „se llet. as woe as the meat d the Fp oneei op le at Ids OWL TIM of flair • sapid to SY Illysturs of Ammo* nay to MOW auks at Or Oloosor, A. Palma But, of !w -arded hot. SSoffaiffils• Orli Ms. PIM If 011111110% I[s Totrodar. MRTICULTURE in all its Branchs&—JOHN arum tae ns., ainestues, CUP" Bertholoatel m oo W rs herito the talialg rid pstry to sot *dr MOO MOW VlDWltionsb as soma teem d eg assm alls Ile is arifrittyst Os brew aid or the bet pop eppostes MOM MI Mabee= 1611111/ Is esdkee Itto all the bet mos le the bbbloratiee raf whhotp...—yonn win k; a m p i ,. noseopea.Chobees Wham me oragartalory to ltra, ad leitmotiv apponess ossatestattes; sleo streeryses, meet Om hs • lag GOLD 'WIVE& Is. Id. pie bottle, sidoeamere ow. Is. Mese whiblkimpi sad idelilyTieth pespalliai Nis dlsilt hexer and immelr plead Milo sew by • ORO oppllndm—BMlTll. 111, Owed. eppoille west; M aps, Der"wist Lamina-bridge ; Solo lbssisr, Ap. *by; PoidlealkOail•ma; APlka. l3 . 14}11116•• VASE and COMFORT in SHAKO.—B. and & clowv&or amen MOP, Cdawkdoewel, agysip alliassit. man theft ow r the wog Soft Ws. 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Undo. ma by mil Chemists ma 'W hams. litDH JONOH'S LIGHT BROWN OOD tray 011.—M.ors. AIM". IIAINDID(1 Oa.. Dr. ssie mionalisdageabi. nog esessody Clal= Ur 'ebbs Sti Ibt marl guelbriseti by giber WI imildboll4 ssi Wsjussandoes svemil 1 low Nile as aid Nukes model cart di *IN MB b vsommilL Ds. le MeV. dm, mei deists, me surbul ft Weft mama ell& am me gembe—Whis. eft letioull 77, Mend. Lefts. I:IIEMAR. —Protested by Royal Laura Nola oreasomo, oat sower Wee Irk rile bete de de hes. add the Imperi odaps allioliar4 Iwo& kiraddr. Va. I, k a km* kr admike. rdrielad. sod admordea stir worm Noma Pa% dikkeddy, kids short td gis o azamboloZ:atb kai dlt bala wall=triss cd rile Mad*. ameba al • am poribait papaidsa. s&s. Is appal amilmig ma* kr ad rims at glib. meirmilk#, Ile Eno& ploolips alma with albs WON, milleddl kr pawn romboosa, on ell *sil dr swillerni la Op wit soma ammo blew am 1,1. smi 4 sisslllesideill d ado if wok, ma rd ad imikllledukid awn** me* isliklrke Mimi kir do Ida d visisd. Sid ft Ild am at Its. =Vs, * podia k n.. Ikes....— al trrd:4 l l:derk red ma% ti at =sa. cd IN. o = i . ijMlAllavi.ol, a 6 assig&azwe; iri t = imes. lima sing= l :26l...a. mg =war lin.l4 , e, iftimitarei•sermil. THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAM, irks 3d. latl=tral Asuraal, the advocated tree sommeree sad de IA usual thee Peat sarleeke of it guard ueme—is the ermtney at be kw espri, ia that varied ereremaiie and aonsamoraid Warm. ▪ asnlinad its si.. 'Wm.,. and monetary artisan—an paper 11=1.0311138P0r4 DENTs AT Tin BRAT Of WAR. no FOUICIN MIS 18 RRLIABLit AND IMPARTIAL. AA eaulpivety rally report at , Jalapa( in the Indian Si. sup. PP to it by awry Overbid rl it costar TRI 011 LT DAILY SWIM lIIMPORT, Vita Um of prime. IT IMMO ALL ormolu ADVIRTISIMIIMTL It is mak* lakpademe. sal Mesphyeartper by Mire dna dap yours Mrs say et ileantempareeke. Per set emkt blitemstlea.mileved kr Omit a chereatar eM paitka ant kadar Is rag. lb be wand rim balalaika at samurais la the himpista; at at Or gib" bowen•ibess. lbolooset,, Weft. M.R. II difbody be uperband SI elliklag efts ppm by arida, pet Ni Marl prise, the pabibbir PR, IS apisMies. tarsi& the amp et wee weft reedy to sappy it. at 111 e. ed. pat quarter, paid la adman by Peaballee ardor. PAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY by IMAM° ?Off, at 19a. 6(1. gair gr. payment to advaaaa, OBS MADDOX. 10. Voir Albaapat., logast'spark, Bookseller aid Mara Meat. AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, boss 8 am. for I pat-, at la. par work; soppliod la tow or away, at A n tor id. per dey. or ► ° i .. di wi zzror ; by fr. wa.nss, Pim arm, ►+. luissAtasse. NEWS LENT TO READ, is Landes, at Its. par qsarter.—SlNT Ity MORNING KAM, Oil 11.1111. NO DO. 111. M. sr v.—H. ADAMS. I. Parlismeataralik Roststrear. Mims Awn. BBAYSWATER-DAILY NEWS LENT TO RIAD; bad supplied b tM 'penalty by ezias o = . lll6.6d. =Thera la edvabse. M. 1101121CJI, asewiest. Wat. The Times (says the Sussex Advertiser) coils its own issue of • supplement " the voluntarily undertaking a great additional outlay for the benefit of the public." Such talk is dowaright nonsense. The additional outlay is for the benefit of the Times' proprietors—it is undertaken solely and entirely to enable the Times to fulfil its obliViollll Is ha advertisers without depriving the general mike elite matter he is entitled to expect—in short, to eleelliellle Than to keep up its poeition. Owing to the eta nisind number of its advertisements the Tilolll meet sgueeciliella all into the complies of an ordinary sired newspeperj hence, in order to reap the revenue from this OMB of miss matter, our cotamporary Is compelled to ism two abeam instead of one. It is perfectly monstrous to argue that*, measure of the Times convenience and profit is to be that by which the sum to be charged for postal services is to be re- gulated. The putting it on the gamed of the public convenience I. • piece of sheer hypocrisy. The same argument might be used as to the transmission of books or any Mersey matter at • stated 800, " without reference to the balk of • particular copy." No doubt that would be a great " °Dennison to the,public." If it be so " convenient to the publis" to be able to receive ono Those newspaper and one Theses advertising sheet at one penny postage, would not the principle be carried out still more thoroughly if smaller papers—" vehicle of popular instraetion"—not solemn upon column of advertisements, could be conveyed by the poet for • halfpenny stomp SPAIN.—On the 14th a motion was brought for ward a the Cortes, to the cleat that instead of the motto. el 11. 0 °saga declaring the beams eintive, three-fifths of be members eboold be sleeted mil Min test be nominated the crows; hat after a disemeleu, tab was rejected by s. Veen to 87. A letter says:—" 'The levying of the public Messes is taking place with the greatest activity ; in the lusth of February the amount obtained was 7,234,821 nab (the real is 26 matinees)." The nun, Patrooinlo. has refused to obey the midsiterlal seder to leave for Beers until it shall be .._&m.4 by the Pepe ; but orders have been given that she dell be annyebel to leave. The Minister of Foreign Affairs M eempied Is removing the difficulties which prevent the mastodon of a postal treaty with England. Orders have been mat to cueihilete the Ca rt bead which has appeared in the Sierra de Burgos. GIBBON IN ST. Jam es'a• aTiZlT.—Gibbon, the his tories, died delusory 16, 1794, at No. 76, then the Mese of Elmsley, bookseller, who would not eater spat "the }minus adventure of publishing the Deeline and Fall,' " by which the publishers have profited ten times the amount yedell to the emtbee for his copyright. Harem Walpole re lam t MOOMEI a droll story of Oitibea the other day. One of Sem beeimellen is Patersoster-row, who publish Wags is numbers, went to Oibboe'slodgiop in St. Jesus'.- street, mat op has name, and was admitted. ' Sir,' said he, ' I am now publishing a History of England, dins by sees rel good heads; 1 understand you have • knack at them there Wage, and should be glad to give you every reason able at.' As ems as Oibboo bed 'tweeted the see a his lege and tosses, which were petrified with surprise, be ran to the bell, and desired his servant to show this eneensuga of learning down stairs.— Timbes of L••••••• ROYAL OTOGICAPIIICAL SOCllTT.—Eveoing Meet ing, Moodity, Marsh 26, at half-past 8 o'clock. Papers to be read :-1. Eztreet nt • letter received by Admiral Smyth, from Admiral Mathieu, on the proems, of the survey la the Straits of Oisraltar. 2. Despatch from Loanda, respect ing Dr Livieesua's imploration in Central Africa, eonissw• Leaned by Cassel Brad. 3. On the nine of *Leal, near the Lake of Petra, in Crewel Amadei, by Dad Vassals T. D. B. Castellano. SPORTING. --•-- BITTING AT ILANOHIBTRIL—TuaDAT. Him et the selaspiliss basing iamb* be Se sesiliftete err sot a erawiled ablisloss Imo. sad thine ipmeallageoftedidly ee Ur ems- deeided Ise* at Traroftit. on Barmate Akokr and Saberies sod Goat lesiougaibms los .WOO. Pet the hems Mks isr, Swim ken Use lest WOW ods. SI to 1, toils Ulm Nis Iselled *sr the N HO" at eto sad al last prise est set elliimalis Itsdkolik will be seis. la aim. utast Illeserite. deem Ors lir WM IN some OM e. dwell et LI to 1. ti.. w... maim dor Obtabw OEN as Two Tbeemete let Ike D e ft I lit:V•Amiry by s " tasase loft pot board The at 14 b 1. CM AHD 1rt71171/IAN HANDICAP. S Is 1 apt l: t iel Llboly) late 1 mot Items (cal. I to 1 (t sal aft sto l Passe (t aad aft MITROPOLITAS HANDICAP. bs 1 opt Pbesealea (t :1 1 1 le le I We Taaddslid e) oft oft) 12 to I Corsi (t) 7 to 1 Itedlamds (t) ST. . 14 Is 1 apt -- 1 - 14; Umber (t) EPROM SPRING MEETING. TROILIDAY, ■/lua 22. BTB PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT. T;;lire7tes Thu.. 99AZ111 of 6 eew sash, mint SO added ; 1-7 rake, est 1313; lour. est 71b; 1,. fa; No sad aged. OR lib; sears allowed kb, aid gaillhip Sib. Clas stk. liesseboz, !tyro ; &dark 4 re; Hoepoder. 4 yob Tun flasaasava enamel 3 OWL sash, with $0 added; for 2.yr. GM maw& OPOlowk alike wideble. Sta. VW a ails. I f Middle 1 11040 6 ! 3 7116 lIL . lw t by reitelewri= :Ad II yrs, 311.3 b f by ' Tesvhaii. elk of 3 pi. IA Tom Swam Sums *Mom wash. with SO aided; kw I.yr.olds awl upwards, spend selling weights, Si.. New T.T.C., three. ginriers of ais Beeekes, 4 yrs. $Ol .. • Windt:amble, 4 7n, :A3. Tun lAILWAT PLATS Of 190 KM. (Illatlittp) to all ages. New T.T D., threevertertof a olle. st 1 Age st lb s 7 Hue odor .... 4 4 thwileeses Oskyakeent ----- 4 4 Willem the Third 3 7 ikskii — 3 3 lady Akita 3 4 3 0 Maw it..—...--- 4 7 1 Pleskilet . 3 .... ......... Pekasila .................. 4 7 0111161/90 g= — i............... $ I I Peadas 3 7 —..... 4 61 I Shay /as 3 4 14114_ 44.........._...... 4 6 I Ili el 2 3 Illessee . 3 6 The busman, Puri of 30 sow. he ail egos; 71-7ra3le. let lb; line, Ist kb; Imo, let Sib; lye, els, sad aged, sylat Ilbee iewL ee el. Yowl kb. wed seldisp kb. Nall • mks. lessile 4ps ; kkalbfb 4 re; Dealt. 4 yn; 1 114 Qom*, 11 = n r 4; I.leybseraa. 1 • el".. 3; Omsk% 2; 33 Las of ; Wrocisosk3. Mtra sad sownwas HAWDZCLI. of II NPR ark 14 It= 4if deified. with • hoes of 130 eon. sided lbeimer of bores to reales 71 ewa out of the stakes. Pksal3w kg sullis whs. were. The wawa to pay ltd. 10e. to the lkialedlletwalkete !Wee& ties &misty. The last elle sad e quarter of the New Dab, Oeurse. (66 Wm.. 40 of whom pay 3 oat. each.) aas s lb AP el lb Um Nabob --......... 6 I Remus 3 area 4 13 Saba Had 4 7 Seducer libieles wand loquialkw ...... 4 0 Mary 3 Pantie .-- .... 6 II Dr. Cooke I Wild Huatietau -- 4 lc Topsy Err0b5a191...... ..... 4 10 Antoisette I Zuaboldt 4 7 Pollard 4 italogia lady RIM 4 4 Ghweral haat . ..... 3 risaa r kad ee Zzr..... • S klerald $ _ 1 .! 14 211 . 114,1a1i 3 Maw to Illaitspore Plausible 3 — wasiliws wen. $ 3 t "4 i ***** 4 7 • T 7144 111 17 ear- i iii i iii Little Gaud 4 611 Imogene Testy Tho Tore 4 6ls li Tbe Palle of Erin Toe Two-Taco-0= 4TAIMI of 10 soes. mt. with Madded for colts, 710 ; sod law. 41b. The OWNS of ties second hone to sere Ks NKr MAK Italie. Lewd Anew?' Mort Lad. Mr. billtia's Paints,lta Dwasars *suss, Mr. L L Cleft Webers* Mom Mr. It. I. Oisgses • by Tbs 1.16d4 er Dia Jeb•—babino. Kr. Drtaahre b e by nabs, theMes6-16enepes dots. Mr. Orlola161; b e by ?pr ime tbolibiLiba=illa ISM. *Ms Is AVMS. Kr. 11~e 1 , 1) sway, Mt f. Mt. Ornheldelfs boo to The lisrl. Kr. Orsitaldiefo , b to 11=4 Kr. Illowares lb* lOW Mr. Howrinifi Waft. Olga& Uses Puma. Depute IserfeWrothow, Mr. laemeseensa, lar. Morres lhir JIM. Mr. NorrisliThe Tarr, Mr. T. fin% Illasonnor ; Mr. I.etwe's fby botros—Leyb. Kr. Per elves KKK Dansity. _Mr. Metre A . m. Boras Labeidld's Mr. WOO; Mao Detbssbers flowedary. Ur. J. smith's s by Malian --My Dos e M . r. J. M. Illniers Ilsorequivent, Mr. J.ll. Stadors = V 11er 434.4•411411 sea of the Oa ass Itanarmaans et 21 soya essb ; KS. sal wig 111 darberal; eta beaus et fad sm. sided by as GININNIONYOS Ibs Won tbo Nedenst sf mass miaow is tbe My of lowa 4l nese6wistrepalma orosther oak vanities tea% salt entasrlotbas rosslesd asoonsi vie. tribies of lb* inanspills ; tbs mu of tbs osesed blow to readre Id arm oat sf HsstaYes. Tooriths be arida whams; the Kew ;ASP ma. leteseds swish YAM. to tbs Unused Vbetwellses sat 211. Ma Me Weasel Arytm. he What voila sassalki WW to M Mb. It las bra Mad to IL 710., art the ant Is pogaillano. West Metrapslana Mass Course, two miles and • swim (II tabs; 86 Kahan psy 6 awe. sub.) Ale of Da Ade of Ili 3 7 1 Hostas . _ _ _ ..... 0 i 41: i • i Joe Miller 4 I I tr i d ga m ts a l 4 7 13 4 7 10 $ 7 4 7 4 7 seurebos 3 0 High Prseer 3 12 Mee* ,. 3 11 Vssdal Cloud = 3 7 Joshes a 11 Vsadyks 3 0 Me to Shippers 3 1 Lascprood 3 4 Kettloy Noisy lterneads 3 2 f 4 - 1 11: - - -- • Or. crude-. 7 _ Neville .....—.... I 7 Mabel 4 1 Tostalast 5 0 Quinn 4 0 liumerafils 4 IS Ttwe Sze/0 of Eris 4 IS Mow 4 II Ms Yore 4 81 Swami $ 8 ilodoewsL ... 4 a Pharwalsi ..... 4 1 L="l= ll 4 4 Pwreda4 . o. —.........—. $ S i i e Pram. 3 5 = .l 3 4 II 4 E: $ 4 $ 4 lilaeoMt 4 p&d AMWAY AIIAMIGINISIMIL Ordinary fame will be simnel le es mensry trains from London to Epos up to 9.13 La, oil bins irises Is Landon trcm mid NW llopa. AdditiOdli trains will roe lam Umbs.lirains to !piss bast 9.30 s.a. tdl 1.111 sad bus Rpm Ss Lasko from 4.11 pa n 119.0 p.m.. Merin vWI Ibis lb s adisary trails losawass Lemke slid Ego= win A special aspes= " aril Issas st 2.15 (last lrt ivory artists( is time it tits am tar "TY Chest LaltA r - Tviiiiiiiis. I is— lift. 2.o—City 11.1•Aso. LSO— Miiii. Le —The •.• -Mir tie- Limnos= PUY. e.•--n.lrth.. Stakes. NEWMARKET CRAY UR euva liAmorsAr d 23 3.irtais agerevi. Fesskb viamp et ao roe. T.Y.C. &wept Moo V. a la Us Nabob ..... 9 • 4 9 Laid Trump- - • 11 Obese 1111Maes ... 4 $ I=°° 4 • o 4 a i 71 dim ...«...i 7 4 7 bikers E74 I 7 Aka 4 I Tym67.- ............. 4 61 Ittt Faaha — tat 4 6 1 Selby 4 61 lbs above bm a tree Usable, I li, - ama to seeept wbbak us medal IS I Puglia" Al. et tb ... 1 6 11 $ 6 10 4 6 8 i i Masai, awaking Vales. by Ilia Emu (bred la uses)— WI the Mal I Mary Doke ei Ramat= $ 3 Madam —. !arara Sane „ _ 1 oii $ i 10 S 3 9 Dabs MEM Souweriget 3 3 7 aft time lame will be eon ly aeitrd to be ben in ►y the inne i i A MODERN CINDERILLA.—The Saila Public u.. Lyons contains the following strange tale, the truth of which it guarmeeee:—" About two months ago, M. de abet—, a gentleman of large property in the neighbour hood of this city, on leaving the theatre, eller a performance of the Moil, du Nord, picked up • white satin shoe. On examining it he found that it must have been made for a foot remarkably small and elegant. He asked the box keepers if any one bad announced the loos of the shoe, but I was answered la the negative. Ho took it home with him. The more be sow it the more he admired it ; and he Jumped to the sonclusion that the owner, having so small • foot was, in all probability, extremely beau tiful. Ho showed the shoe to all his friends and scquaintanosa, and caused them to make inquiries after the owner. Bet he could gain no elms to her. At last it struck him that, as the person who had lost it could not have walked home, be might gain some information from the cabdrivers. After eight days spat in inquiry, he found a driver who remembered having driven a young woman who bad lost a shoe in the Rue Thameseln. M. de abet— thereupon made inquiries at every hoses in that street; and he at length discovered a young workwoman, who Mash ing) y confessed that the shoe was hers. As he anticipated, h- found that she was remarkably beautiful, and on in quiry be learned that her character was very rod. He fell in lore with her--end as his prepositions were honour able, the girl listened to him. A few days ago they were married. ONTARIO, SINCON, AND HURON RAILWAY.— Tra de for the week sadism Feb. 24. 1855, 9571. 16s. 5d.; 1864, 6431. 10s. fid. Miles open : 1856, 94; 1864,63. NORTH WEATIAN HAlLWAT.—Traffic for week ho and , and idare mii". 6. 1 t 18 22 ..:-. 1 ; 1 5 3 : . -4 19. deeeno ti. ; e m n, orehandi pareell . c 27.6 1. le. Id.; setae. 968:. 31. Od. Toad. 61,21)94. 3e. fid. Cterupondiai wok, 1154, 41,81 U. 110.11 4 1. • _.. 1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY VENINO, MARCH 21, 1865. [THREKI-r,.\ ch. PAST DAY. HANDCOCE O. DELACOUB. ship i a the presumed m by the adverte Obautonso to. emdesushery of you lord utter d la the foresee owe it would have been duo duty of the Lord Lieutenant to have instituted such as investigation se se 'aid enable his Excellency to arrive at &jut decision, and in the latter to have takes such steps as the circumstance, WWI for. MONEY MARIBT. Leedom had a soh= aspect this mooting, the being set apart fee rural Lewin, rd peori. with medal Tolman to the war. At the puddle Aire bashing wassespeaded ; eadja all asses. when realisable, as oppeetuaity was afforded tie working dams of obsylep hoe Majesty's sesuseads. Ia observeass of the ossesies. the trams at: the several railways it. as as Besdays gad the winded tasticsts, assay held oa Wednesdays, ale slowed. At inset of the shushes sad shark oolleatioas wore made he Workable imposes. This afteraosa a pre ...des, sourialas rho Lied Mayor sad City authorities, will fora at the Mendes-bow, sad pressed to Bt. Paul% where the Bishop of Leaden will cadets. The iserahre sonses at Bt. Pears was preached by the Dna el eur Cathedral The following eonospondoose has boa tranomiftod to us for publisadoa by Mr. Robert Powor, Led Clair riairds's sellefter : THIS DAY.—Two Weldon. To-day being observed u a strict holiday in the City, all public establishments are closed, and we ban no report to make under this head. (No. 1.) Dahlia, Feb. 13,1866. My Lard.--17pat my arrival is Innen I lens that the gait " Headset& v. Delmar" is ended by so arrangement mantlowed by the Court of Chemistry. I thereon feel it doe le my beester, to tbe office I have the know to bold in say nasty and somequatly to year lonsides high fain thee, teoidear pea is refs:nee to she way pave allege. does whisk emend thought it set hamper Se nob, menet ate, aeon the authority of aildavits swan by Intin ruin ia the salt, of what they bad " beard sag Islieved." It is not in an bore to dimwit a preesdare which Mims that yea nth eathority the On swine aistritins asay be wade *pint a verses who, alt helm a pony is the oases, would net &had himself by WiliMe. or by enamel, bet sash weeny positisa is no late trial. My "Mini: was mole an to sepsis sr dedmad sty sawdust ia say natter. has ages the eggliemdia e 1 paltiseer's neat that I nada gin p Matimeay le lases withia may knowledge, to 00a. tradiel satsuma, made as having besot " Lend and be lieved." by the reopeadmate.• I was an •11•1111111W1 la tbe snit, sad I have bad nothing to do with the somegnasise, what're: it nay be, that has ben entered tats. - . _ But his Bseelleacy is advised that it is not within the authority of the ezecutive government to make inquiry into quetiens of the nature referred to in your lordship's state ment, although the action of the government might be regu lated by the result of legal investigation and judicial decision In regard to them ; and that his Bzoellency, there fore, possessing no mans, by the sufficient examination of witnesses or otherwise, of arriving at any satisfactory con clusion, must decline to take any steps, or express any opinion in the matter. I hews the honour to be, my lord, your lordship's obedient servant, Taos. LsizoW. The Marquis of Clauricarde, itc., Loughran. TIMIDLY BVINING. The English funds opened steadily, but soon after noon fell about 1 per cent. on speculative sales, chiefly by parties who are reynted to receive early intelligence from Vienna. It was thence inferred that the aspect of the negotiations has become lees favourable. Towards the close, however, more steadiness was shows, and the final quotations were percent. below those of yesterday. Since the recent rise the English funds ate naturally very sensitive to any adverse influence. The disoount market continues very easy, with a tendency towards lower rates. The influx of gold assists thin tendency. At Paris to-day the French Three per Cent. Rented closed at 68.90 for money, and 68.75 for account; the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 94 for money ; and Bank shares at 2.990. These prices show a far ' ther fall of 1 to; per cent, since yesterday. Consols opened at 93.1 to d for the 11th April, fell to 92} to 1, and closed at 924 to 1. For money the closing quotation was 921 to f. The official business report is u follows —T per Cut. Consols, for money, 93, 931, 92:, 1,1, f; ditto, for account, 11th April, 931, 921, 4, ; the New Two- and-a-Half per Cents„ 7dl; India stock, 22,54 ; Bank stock, for account, 216; Three-and a-Halt per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 991; India 'fonds, 11s. prem. Exchequer Bills closed at Bs. to 9s. prem. The foreign stock market was not quite so strong in character, in sympathy with Consols, but the de cline was mainly confined to Turkish, which fell to 79f, and closed at 79/ to 801. The Parana was to-day telegraphed as having arrived in the Southampton Docks from the West Indies with 1,170,000 dollar., or about 234,0001. in specie on freight. The Great Western, from the Brazils, has brought in 11,4531. in specie, chiefly in gold (besides 40,0001. in diamonds). A further large amount of gold was to-day sent into the Bank of England. The next return of this institution is expected to show a heavy increase in the metallic stook. More has bees so delivery of letters this afternoon wits the Loadoa diarist. THE VIENNA CON Inn group before the Passage de l'Opers, the fol lowing telegraphic despatches were read aloud so fleterday " Vienna,2 o'clock. Nothiag has transpired ooncessiag the ceeferemes. TM probabilides are la timer et peate."— " View, 3 &cloak. Nothing it ham of what has mimed i• the seaferesee. TM probabilities sd mass are bgroming stronger and stronger."—" Timm, 4 Abu*. Thelsepeet mystery continues to prevail caucusing the ecmferenees. No serious doubt cm now be entertained of their pacific ter. ruination." All this was very satisfactory, and, the moment after, Clogo said to N. Prudhomme, " Just imagine what I have just heard."—" I can't s .y, do tell use."—" Count de Buol has pronouneed a pacific speech." Therefore it is that I am compelled to trouble your lord ship with this letter. It is elm that if your lordship thinks me guilty of con spiracy, fraud, sad perjury (and I apprehend the charges made by usual amount to nothing less), you must Wee 1 steps for my removal by the government from the lieute nancy and the superintendence of the magistracy of the musty of Galway. I have, then, to ask if your lordship desires any explanation upon any matter from me or to eater Into any investigation of my conduct in any respect or at sny time. I have the honour to be, my lord, your lordship's most obeoient humble servant, CLANILICAZDO. P.S. I leave Dublin this evening far Loughrea. The Lord Chancellor of Ireland, &c. (Ns. 2.) Dublin, Feb. 14, 1855. My Lord,—l have the honour to acknowledge the re- Geis of your lordship's letter of the 13th inst., referring me to the case of " Handeock v. Delscour " lately under discussion before me in the Court of Caning. As the mode is which the ease is, for the present, disposed of, rendered it unnecessary for me to pronounce • formal judgment, I must decline eoterog into any e: Lon of the views entertained by me, either of the general merits of the case or of the evidence given by the witnesses, whose affidavits were read before me ' or of the comments made by COMMA upon that testimony. Nor could it, in my appre hension, be proper that I should call upon your lordship for explanations or enter into any further investigation respect. log transactions which, for aught I know, may yet be matter for judicial inquiry, and is regard to which it was open to your lordship to have made the fullest statements you might have thought proper, in your affidavit sworn in the cause. As respects your lordship's aloe, Lieutenant of the county of Galway, it is not within my province as Lord Chancellor to direct any inquiry, or to take any . steps for the purpose suggested in your letter. The consideration of the propriety of any each proceeding rests altogether with the Lord Lieutenant. The Marquis of Clanricards, IL.P., dtc. I know tkat."—.. Bat that .ot all."- 4 What io than more ?"—" The Russian sad allied pienipoftatiaries saluted ' tub other very sourtenaly."—. You don't say sot"— " Absolutely, Prince Oertchakoff sated Lord Westmore land how he did, sad M. do Titoff 'squired of M. de Boar. ' queasy how his sold •a pttiag ea"—" Well, that is strange I"—" It is, I 111111111111 pm, es I say. Thee', you must ' admit, an pacific symptosu."—" Oh ! beyond a doubt !" —" If this intelligence be true, we ought to have a rise of at least throe francs at the bourse."—" No doubt of it !" Oa the above system of interpreted's', the following, we are assured, are to be the next telegraphic despatches " Visas., Monday evening. Prises Oortchskoff has just issued from the reference; he had no appearance sr Lat een of s black eye."—" Vienne, Tuesday morning. Count de Buol has just lelt the third °catenate, without the slightest mark of a tentudon on the aces. There cannot be any doubt of peace."—Charivari. The foreign exchanges continue to maintain a favourable appearance. Thu afternoon a further slight improvement was in some cases established. Thus bills on Paris were negotiated at 23.174 to 22k at short, and 25.45 to 473 at three months. The rate on Amsterdam reached 11.19; to at three months, and 11.171 stmt. Paper on Hamburg was done from 11.7 to 73, with money generally obtain able at 13.71. In the case of Frankfort, Bt. Peters. burg, Vienna, and Trieste, no alteration of moment occurred. Business was not extensive. (No. 3.) Loughrea, Feb. 19, 1855. My Lord,—A letter reached me last night, which, al though it been no signature, 1 cannot doubt is your lord ship's reply to mine et the 13th instant. I presume your lordship overlooked the postscript, in which I informed you that I was, when I wrote, on my road to this town, as the letter was directed to Portumna, where it was received on the 18th instant. I should not add a word to the single sentence necessary to procure the authentication of your letter, if your hardship had not, after having declined to enter upon the merits of the case, so far departed from that intention as to remark, "that it had been open to me to have made the fullest statements I might have thought pro per," in my affidavit sworn in this cause. Upon this I must say, begging your lordship to excuse my ignorance, that I was not aware I had any right to appear at all, in a cause to which I had not been made • party, and that I imagined my affidavit was to be taken, not upon my behalf, or for my sake, but as my testimony upon particular points, which the agent upon one aide thought essential to his case. I bare the Konen* to be, my Lord, your lordship's obe dient humble servant, (Signed) CLANnicsaux. The Lord Chancellor of Ireland, &a. The tallow market to-day was rather higher, owing to the presumed less favourable aspect of affairs at Vienna. A half-yearly dividend of 245. 'per share, and also • bonus of 565. per share, making together 41. per share (or at the rate of 20 per cent. per annum), is to be payable on the shares of the Bank of Austra lasia on the 17th April. The Admiralty, in a notice issued yesterday, state that " The transports to be taken up on Thursday, the 22nd instant, to be employed as depot ships at Faro, will only be required to be manned by the usual merchant crew." _ _ The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 2nd of March were 5,6241. sterling, making a total of 21,3061. since the lit February. Amongst the items of commercial intelligence re ceived from India by the mail we observe that the East India Company have issued a notification of their intention to discontinue the government agency for private parties for the deposit and transfer of public securities in India. This business was under taken at the suggestion, we believe, of Lord William Bentinck more than twenty years ago, in consequence of the failure of the great Indian agency houses having involved so many of their constituents in ruin, and the East India Company's notification may thus be looked upon as a tacit acknowledgment on the part of the Court of Directors of the value of the Indian joint•stock banks, some of which we under stand are prepared to undertake the business thus handed over to them by the company. Land and bank at area remain steady. The shares of the Bank of New South Wales declined 11. Peel River shares were rather flatter. St. Katharine Dock stock has been dealt in at 82 ; Victoria Dock, old shares, at 15 and 141 (161. paid); Australian Royal Mail, at 3,1 to 3Z ; Peninsular and Oriental, at 68 to 1; and Canada Land, at 1201. (No. 4.) Dublin, Feb. 20. My Inrd,—l have the honour to acknowledge the re ceipt of your lordship's letter of yesterday, apprising me of the emission, for which lam wholly at a loss to account, of my signature to the letter addresse d to your lordship, in reply to yours of the 13th instant. Should your lordship desire to have this omission supplied, and be good enough to transmit the letter to me for that purpose, it shall be du., returned to your lordship in a complete state. I have the honour to be, my lord, your lordship's obedient humble servant, MAZIIIIII BALDI. The Marque of Clsarieardo, K.P., an. (No. 6.) Carlton-ternce, March 3, 1855. My Lord,—Your Excellency cannot have failed to notice the reports in the newspapers of the trial of Hendee& v. Delacour," lately beard in the Irish Court of Chancery, and the arousatiune made against me in the course of that trial. I lest notion, as soon as the proceedings in the court were ended, in applying to the Lord Chancellor, through whom I conceived a complete investigation of my conduct might be most properly obtained. 1 have the honour to send herewith copies of my cone spondenee with his lordship. Before it was closed, ;an article appeared in the Timel newspaper, which seemed to me liable to a criminal prosecu tion, in the courts, of which my ceiduct could be explained and sifted. Bet I ,have been advised by eminent counsel that the article in question is not, in a legal point of view, • crush's] libel. I have, therefore, recurred to • course suggested by the Lord Chancellor's letter, and have Bled in the Court of Chan cery an affidavit of which I transmit to your Excellency a copy, and which I trust gives a full statement of my share in the transactions which have been under consideration, and affords I think a complete refutation of the slanders uttered against me. As by the merle adopted in Chancery, over which I have had no control or influence, it appears that no judicial pro ceedings by which my conduct might be inquired into are likely to take place, I trust that, if your Excellency, after reading these documents, attaches the least credit to the allegations made against me, yen will grant me that full inquiry which I earnestly court. If I am not entirely cleared in your Excelleacy's judgment from these charges you cannot permit me to retain the commissions I have the honour to bear under her Majesty and under your Excellency. For myself 1 am COaltgollill of having sated in the matters referred to as became a well-intentioned, humane, and honourable man. Although this letter is official your Excellency cannot he surprised or displeased it I should make It public, with the papers which aeoompany it ; and I trust that is my present position I may be excused if I pray for as early an answer as may arnrd with your Excellency's convenience. I have the honour to be, your Excellency's most obedient LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-MARCH 20. Bills and M. Money. Time. PfiCOP ILI negotiated this day. Amsterdam per g 8 Months 116. 1915tv.... 1111. 1944 v. Ditto Rotterdam ..Antwerp Brunets „. 25fr. Mo. ... 251 r. 97 o. Hamburg and Altana „ 1 hem ?teal. I.3ence. 74 soh. Bt.Petersburg per ruble 38 ... 35) Pari5......... .......... per g S hort 25fr. De. ... 251 r. 20e. DMA ., 3 Months 25fr. 424 c. ... 25fr. 4'o. Marseilles Prankfort-on.the.Malne per £lO 11 old. kr. ... 1196. kr. Vienna (effective) per g „ 126. 331 r. ... 1211. 9ekr. Trieste 99 " 121. 35kr. ... 1211. 40kr. Madrid Cults , 49) pence ... 49) prom „ „ So penes ... 49 pew* „ " 49 pence ... 49 ) 1 peace , 49 ) pence .. 49) peace .._.__, Olbraltar ... Leghorn 3oir. 4740. ... 201 ) 2r. 4it. Licnoe 99 99 251 r. 52)4. .. 251 r. 3.5. i. Maples per decal " 43) mules ... 43) pence Palermo per ounce . 191 1714 genes ... 130) pence „ pence ... 130) pence per mllreiZ dim oats - pence pence .. „ - pews ... 53) pence 90 dayssight 49) Rote ... 48 pence ia . r . colas& NINES. -•- TUESDAY EVENING. _ bauble servant, . .. (Signed) CLANIII His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. (No. 6.) (Lord Clanriearde's affidavit is merely an expansion of his I pub li shed in the Daily Ards of Feb. 20.] (No. 7.) Dublin Castle, March 6, 1865. My Lord,—l am directed by the Lord Lieutenant to se knowledge the receipt of your lordship's letter of the 9rd inst. and of its enclosures. lam further directed by his Zscellency to say that he will plate them papers in the hands of the Bari of Carlisle, who has been appointed to the etas of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and is abort to eater on its duties. I have the honour to be, my lord, year lordship's most obedient humble servant, Taos. Lamm., The Marquis of Claariesrde, to. (8). Dublin Castle, Marsh 16,1855. My Lord,—Eaferriag to your lordship's letter of the Bth butes; to the Lord Lieutenant, and that addressed to Lord gr. OSMIUM on the 3rd instant, transmitting copy of an affidavit recently filed by your lordship in the - Court of Chancery, which your lordship conceives to contain a full statement of your share in certain transactions connected with the ease of " Handooek w. Delecour," latelyheard in that court ; and requesting that, if after reading these documents, the Lord Lieutenant attacties the least credit to the allega tions made against your lordship, his Excellency will grant fallv a c u a 's ie inquiry, get that, 0:12 may ose eh h a e n c e l s erd i con lli e :l ng En t e h e a li you comma otherwise be permitted to retain the com missions you bers under her Majesty and the Lord -Lieutenant—l bike. been directed by the Lord Lieutenant to inform 70%, I .ordship that his it zeollency has not faded to give bit earliw i t attention to the subject. Ilia Ease l :ieney, however, does not dad that the charges embodied in the aMdevit contain any accusations against you lorckship of irregularity in the discharge of the duties of lieuvensat or magistrate of the county of Galway, and his Exes':ieney further finds that ne judicial decision has been e Ibis was m atm Lead asurieerds did not understand uMIE was as palms sad "Usk tbs regowlist la IM ism HEALTH OF LONDON. The mortality of London is stil l high; the deaths which bad !ellen from 1,880 to 1,877 in the previous week again romp last week to 1,425. The mean weekly temps raters was 40 8 deg. in the beginning of Mardi, higher by 14 deg. than it had been in the latter ballot February. It fell to 36 deg., and in the week that has now passed it was 38Z deg. From natural causes, as well as from the eircumstaeas that deattis are not always registered as soon as they occur, the consequences of a change of tempera ture in one week are only developed in the returns of the week following, or at a later period. The return shows that 169 persons died above the estimated number. Disuses of the respiratory organs were fatal in 339 cases, whilst the avenge is 280; besides these, phthisis ambers 160, hoopingeough 76, and influenza 9. Last week the births of 906 boys and 873 girls, I. ell 1,779 children, were registered in London. la the ten correspond ing weeks of the yean 1846 34, the average number was 1,637 At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean reading of the barometer in the week was 29.339 in. ; the highest was 29 70 in. The mean temperature of the w. ek was 381 digs., which is lower than the average by 21 dogs. Sunday (the 11th) was cold ; the highest temperature was 381 deg. ; and the mesa 31.2 dep., or 9 . 6 degs. below the average. Snow and glut fell oa that day. The following days were warmer, and towards the end of the week the meat tempo nature rose above the average. The wind blew chiefly from the south-east and south. The highest temperature of the week was 63.3 doge. on Friday ; the lowest 24.6 degs. on Sunday. The mean dew path' temperatere was 331 digs., and the difference between this and the mean air tempera ture was 41 dogs. Rola fell to the amount of 8.70 in , about half of which fell an Monday. REPRESENTATION OF THE WEST RIDING. The tories of the West Riding are beating about for a candidate of their views to represent them at tee next election. Whether this gentleman is to supersede the pre sent liberal conservativi member, Mr. Edmund Denison, er to join him, they do not say. One is quite as likely as the other to be their httention, for so man was ever more an handsomely deserted by his party than Mr. Denison was at the hustler at the last general election. The fact is he is a thoroughly independent man, end is therefore distasteful to the leaders of the tory petty in the Riding. There have been several names mentioned recently put forth sa feelers; but they have all fallen very deed upon the sonstitueney. Now, however, they have bit upon a tandem's whose name has cot bees received with so mews impasei . In fact, it has crested " a !sensation " Amongst those who know something about the West Riding coastitueney, the name has been received with division in those aristocratic chiles whore formerly the rspreimmtation was negotiable between noble earls, it bail bets received with (so say, rumour) great indignation. The gentleman named is Hr. Henry Rd wards, of Halifax, whose qualilleations, as set forth lit the tory organs of Leeds end Halifax, are that he is " A sound conservative," "A staunch protestant," and " identified with the maaufacturing interest. To which we may sod that he is • major in • local yeomanry regiment, and was rejected by the constituency of Halifax at the last general election. REPRESENTATION OF LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, TozsDAT.—The conservative candi• date, Sir George Bonham, Bert., made his appearance this afternoon oa 'Change, and was greeted with a few fast cheers. After a delay of about Ave minutes, be appeared, aceosapanied by Mr. Turner, on the balcony of Mr. Little dale's oMos, overlooking the area of the Exchange. After a few remarks from Mr. Tomer, by way of introduction, and referring to Sir George Bonham's religious and commer cial views, the former chiefly dwelt on, the candidate pro ceeded to enunciate his views on the greet questioss of the day. The boa. baresset *slammed by informing his nu tmegs litoonno that be woe "so orator "—a fact which was ems palatally 'widest-8046t0n Soluideriag for about four minutes *mak half.flakhol oestesan, he withdrew without • single sheer. To them ea the beltway, who beard bins, his aims appeared to how bean a men repeti tion of his aerobes In the Mee, mid Me belief that the pro- testant religion WO a been& to this winery. Short as his address was, be bed is several mesiens to be prompted by Mr. Turner, WIN Mud beside Wm, sod did not seem to be at all proud of lispollepl. AARE the Menem Sir Oconee was paraded through WI BUMS. Mom, whim the usual amount of chewing, hissing, sal took place. The liberal party are quietly bet steadily wotking in favour of Mr. J. C. Ewan, whose same, there is no doubt, will be materially aided by threzbiblMes of the conserva tive candidate this eveaing. TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF A HIUHWAY BRIDGE AT BRISTOL. IBIOL, TUESDAY MOANING. A dreadful aeoider occurred here thin morning, owing to • steam collier having come into collision with the great iron bridge leading from Ban-pande to the London road. It was • east iron bridge, made by the Colebrook Dale Cannes', 160 fest spas, end comprised a single arch, with Mn east iron ribs, tiered by iron girders, and soppenall by out iron stanehioos. It occupied from four tikes yew is its erection (1805.9), and it is worthy of remark tbet 1809, owing to some defects in the stone week ea with it rested, it fell, and either killed or severely injured as persons. This morning • screw propeller barge sailed the John, having ea engine of 6 bone power, had delivered her cargo of 180 tons of coke for the Bristol sad Butter Railway, and wes descending the river (Avon) on her return when she came in contact with the iron framework of the bridge, which rests on side piers. The whole structure im mediately fell with a tremendous nub, carrying with it everything upon it. Three or font persona swam to the banks, sail were got out alive, but it Is said that a woman with a child in her arms, and two ladies, who wan seen straggling in the water, an missing, as also a little girl. Two carte were thrown into the river, and one or two of the berme drowned. Some hats have also been seen float ing down with the ebb tide. Several parties had meet narrow escapes. The steam barge was much injured, and, after floating some diatoms down the river, ran on to a shelving rook- The cams of the cAlision is differently stated. but the captain et the barge Ina been arrested. About 10,000 panne were on the spot within half an hour . of the stablest. OLAKIOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. , Trate foe tlie week estliag Marsh 17, 1866, 6,1784 19.. 6d. ; OcellOPladimi wMIIII BO4 I 6 ; 1 7414844. LIMN*, 44,04,10:4. MEETING.-APRIL 9. Mee, tO rt. with 200 added; f Ikr certain winners lbw to aces to be declared on Tuesday. 1•71: — m•a MUSIC. AMATEUR CONCERT POI THE RELIEF OF THE SICK AND WOUNDED AT SCUTARI:A Soirée Musicale with this benevolent object was given at the Hanover square Rooms last evening. It wee announced with out ostentation; no names having been mentioned, either of the individuals by whom it was got up, or of the performers. The great room, nevertheless, was crowded to the doors ; and the proceeds, which, it was stated in the programme, are to be presented to Min Nightingale, must have been considerable. A perform ance so praiseworthy in its object, is not a subject for criticism; but had it been, it deserved to be spoken of in favourable terms. The platform was occupied by a body of elegant-looking ladies and gentlemen— members, we presume, of some private amateur society—who performed a very good selection of music, consisting of favourite glees, madrigals, choruses, concerted pieces from operas, airs, and duets, which were sung in a very agreeable manner. The only instrumental piece was Thalberg's duet for two pianofortes on themes from Norma, played by two young ladies with coneiderable execution and excellent effect. The performances appeared to give great pleasure to the audience, by whom they were warmly applauded. AMATEUR MUSICAL SOCIETY. This society is flourishing this season more than it has ever done before. Its g 1 management is im proved ; its orchestra is improved in strength and discipline its concerts are improved, both in selection and performance and the consequence of those improvements has been a cor responding increase is the audiences. On Monday even ing the groat Hanover-equare room was crowded to the doors with the most fashionable company in London. The appointment of Mr. Henry Leslie as conductor of the orchestra has been a fortunate step, which meets with universal approbation. The programme of Monday evening's concert contained soma ebarmiog music, both vocal and instrumental. Haydn's beautiful Symphony in B fiat (the ninth of Salomon's set) was perfeevy well played ; the fire andante especially was most smoothly and delicately given. The London German Choral Society (Londoner dentscher Manner Chor), a body of City amateurs, directed by Herr Paster, nog several of the finest German part•sonfis in a manner not in the least inferior to the celebrated Cologne singers who lately visited this country. Weber's famous war song, " Littzow's wilde Jagd" (Latsow's Wild Hunt) was given with im mense fire, and made a great impression. Lucas's overture to The Begteide, a composition of great merit, was played with much effect. The great performance of the evening - - Was Mendelssoha's Pianoforte Concert, in D minor, played by the young lady known in musical circles by the name of Angelina, whose fine com positions we have often had occasion to mention in terms of deserved praise, but who now appeared, for the fir-t time (we believe) helots a public asvembly. Her per formance of this arduous work would have done honour to any of our professional artists ; in Intelligence, feeling, beauty of tone, and brilliancy of execution, it was of the highest order of talent. Her success was triumphant. During the performance the audience repeatedly ezprissed their delight, and she left the orchestra amid thunders of applause. Benedict's French romance, "La Cloche de la Pr i rrr ," was exceedingly well sung by Mr. Tennant, a young singer of much merit sod rising reputation ; and two German songs, of Schubert and Esser, were beautifully sang by Madame Pacer. This concert, as a whole, wen uncommonly interesting, and will conduce to the prosperity of the Annular Musical Society. EAST INDIA HOUSE. Yesterday a quarterly general court of proprietors was held at the East India Company's house in Ldenhall street, JAMBS OLIPRANT, Esq., the chairman of the com pany, presidiog. In answer to a question by Mr. Law's, The CHAIRMAN said that it was probable that " Thorn ton's Oassteer of India" would appear in a cheap form, and he hoped the court would be able to present a copy to every proprietor. Mr. Ba.,wn then brought forward the following motion, of which he had given notice:—'' That the important ser vices performed by the Calcutta Steam Company is 1842 should be compensated by the payment of 10,0001." The hon. proprietor said that the Calcutta Company had afforded an immediate means of communication at the time the AA/ban war was raging. The steam vessel India had per formed four voyages in 1842, most satisfactorily and ono sessfolly ; the company could not have performed a single voyage to Rangoon for less than 8,0001. ; the loss the Calcutta Company had sustained amounted to at least 20,0001. ; and, therefore, he felt that the sum of 10,0001. was only a fair and equitable sum to be awarded as compensation; he there fore moved that that sum be granted. Mr. ARBUTHNOT seconded the motion. Ths ZHAIRILAN said, that when this matter was under discussion on former occasions, it was understood that the court should wait until they received further information from Calcutta; that information had not, up to the present time, been received, and he, therefore, hoped that the honourable proprietor would think this was not the proper time to press I is motion. Bir J. WEIR HOOO, M.P., asked the bon. proprietor whether it was his intention to press his motion to a division. Mr. BROWN esid he had fully considered the matter, and certainly should go to a division. Bir J. WEIR Moon mid, that being the ease, he could not unaent to give a silent vote ; the Peninsular and Oriental Company had requested to buy this steamer, toe Indio, in 1842, seeing the necessity of its being put on the line of com munication ; the ruse' was not, however, purchased, and the owners of the India had put the steamer on the line at their own risk, end on their own account, and at coosiderable loss to themselves. The India performed tour Tomes, but the government had required only two, there fore they were not entitled to compensation for the loss they had sustained by this unfortunate ship. These gen tlemen, the owners of the ship, must have known that the voyages of the ship must be unproductive. No doubt these parties had done great public service, and incurred a loss of 56,0001. ; but it was urged that did not show that these gentlemen were to come to that court for com pensation ; they might have gone to the Court of Queen's Bench. The bon. baronet and director proceeded at length to recapitulate the proceedings that had taken place on this subject, both in parliament and in that court, to show that at ore time government was disposed to have pur. cbased the vessel. The hon. director concluded by im , pressing upon the proprieton the necessity of the court granting a full and lair compensation to the owners of the India, and which, in his opinion, would be fully met , by the payment of a sum of 5,0001. in full of all claims upon the company. He then moved, by way of amend ment, that the proposed vote of 10,0001. be reduced_to I 6,0001. Mr. LIWIN to tended the amendment. Mr. biasoLca said at the time the services were per. formed by the India, for which compensation was asked, those now *eking compensation were not the proprietors of the vessel, and after reviewing the facts as connected with the case, be did not thiek any case bad been made out for . . eompeasation. Atter some farther disenuios, the Tote of 10,0001. was negatived. A division took place on the amendment for the =bait% tion 01 5,0001., when the numbers were— For the amendment 26 Against 23 Majority for the amendment The ennouncement was received with cheers. Sir J. W. Hogg war the only director who voted for the amendment. The ClittlkDMN then atcounced that he had received • requisition from nine proprietors that • ballot be taken on the math question; the ballot to take place on Friday and Saturday. It was remarked that the requisition for the ballot was signed by direetcre alone. Mr. Litwin pot.thoned until neat general court his motion respectieg the Sepoye of the 6th Light Cavalry. The Curt then adjourned. MAIL ANTONIA BAILWAL—TeaI for the week esslias Maga 8, 11166, 111 W.; 1864, 17W. New Yark. The transactions in the home mining stock market to-day have been principally in Wheal Boller South Wheal Frances, South Caradon, Alfred Consols, and Wheal Tremayne, with little change in prices. Tin croft shares were better. The gold mining shires remain dull. United Mexican shares met with numerous trans actions at 5 to 5 4 , but the closing quotation was 5 to 1, so that yesterday's rise is only partially main tained. Fortuna mining shares were firmer, and South Australian mining flatter. The Mexican and South American Smelting Com pany's new she res are quoted Ito premium. BAILWAYS. • TUESDAY EVININO. The railway share market this morning opened with. an improving appearance, and, notwithstanding the fall in consols, maintained masked steadiness throughout the day. At the close the final quotations I eta yesterday were generally sustained. Berwicks and York and North Midlands were flutter, and Lan cashire and Yorkshire Stock rather better. At 4 o'clock London and North Western Stook was quoted 994 to 1; Great Western, 65 to I ; Midland, 69„ to I • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 76 tol ex div. ; South Easterns, 18 5-16 to 7-16 ; Wed*. wens, 32 to 4 ; London and South Westerns, 411 to 421• York and North Midlands, 244 to ; 4 d in g a :s l y oc 7 m:p 6cL a N th o Berwick', 18 to • Easters Counties, 11 3-16 to 5-18; and Great dortherns, 211 to 224 ex div. The poleir eto_dhare le s a y li o n w g pea F rr r iths e French lines ny l reen in t e .e a r o dA l a T yr to thwe l rasi O th e. the fall in Consols. coupled with a similar movement were quoted 331 to 34/ ; Easterne, 321 to 331 ; Paris and Lyons, 214 to 4 prem.; and Contra., 14 to 14 prem. Zealand sham were firmer, and Antwerp and Rotterdam rather flatter. I• • res , Ls li.. 3,, riag MO' ON, ,wt au, from 27 ik I saw IN" INS end. (rook oft. 1.- bd I' he /0" of lb hot I, .. br do on.* gab. 2.: Ilk # ga t liMlOl/ its: 5V iird sod