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

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Boots and shoes, be said, were quartermaste. -general's stores, and that department oonld explain, through Major-General Freeth, the Quattermaster-General, why the boots and shoes ' were not received on their arrival at Varna. Not only . as regarded the beds did none go out in the Robert Lowe in complete, but they arrived complete at the hospital. Any incompleteness that arose was caused by the different patterns. He wished it to be distinctly understood, from personal communizations he bad with the Admiralty, that he had ao complaint to make as regarded the supply of tonnage, and wh delay took place, he believed it was because steamers were not to be bad. All had distinct orders from the Minister of War not to embark anything for the army in the Crimea in sailing vessels, but only in steam vessels. The affair with Messrs. Kynsaton was not a con tract, bet =agreement, but it was as binding as a oestract. Major-General Freeth applied to the Ordnance, and aide pravisicia for the stores salted Quartermaster Genstar. stores, arid witness supplied them, and if there was a de ficiency the blame would rest with the Quartermastar- Generel for nut having made application for a sufficient quantity ; and if the Ordnance did not sandy the rettrithe quantity in time, they, in their turn, =mid he to Maine. Some of the requisites might not have boss 1117111101 at so early a period as could be wished for went Insepert, which was supplied by the Admiralty, and this exonerated both the Quartermaster-General and the Admiralty. The Chairmen—Then, according to you, the blame fell nowhere. (Laughter.) Sir T. flutings—The supply of horse cloths and nose bags, for want of which the cavalry suffered much, having to eat the barley off the ground, was a Quarter master-General's question. The consignee of the Quarter master-Oeneral's stores would .he the Commissary- General's care; but if the committee had been told that the Quartermaster-General and commissariat would not take then, it still showed that they were both at Vans, and ought to have done so. The boots and shoes was a question that rested with the commander- in.chisf. Toe rises of the boots and shoes were according to the size roll of the regiments, but still they were adapted for the new warm sock. About 130,000 Canada boots, so called from their being used by the troops in Canada, were sent out. These boots were made on the long-established speci fication patterns that had answered the rupees of the had served, army is alt climates in which the British troops and without eosplaint. There were now thousands and thousands of these ordinary boots is store at the Tower, and it would be found that sea of all sizes were =shied to pat them on sad wear them with the ordinary worsted stocking with ambit. He believed that the complaint as to boots being too email was in the case ot the uthassitios boots, and which did sot go through the same rimed inquiry as ths ordinary boots garnished by the Ordnance. - WI& the Ordnance were is treaty for a supply of far cape he this troops, at 6s. 10d., the gemmary at War was sestrerillng_ isr them at es. X; os that they were biddy sg spine tharthelthe in their own market. (Laughter.) these ha W boss at the Orison the British army bad only andaelahlu sae winter aminies Is Canada, in 1837. The Grimm sever heard thee*.esmy woad winter la the Orithes Messily. bet eyy ly. They bad no direst seam as the he& geese to provide he the Nosy viederlig Ibe Oise; but there was es ohm le MEM the mass it= 'Wins these. The Oedema sever szereised egy tiss s Mat always him* eat the iesteselisse Net to this. In Nom** Ito Ordnance se* est IN easWees stews sad WAN Oar asp. Aa model lbe eider Ise Met ken lidems siluled toLrjOs Dube llN•wesola Y I* @Aim% he edasi So lisle *et le So* maples in the Dube et lbeefeehte pearitbel the uhe • issieseeder ea est he 1111•16 We seas* Wham bappesel be 'Oh lisps Wis. Ng be isseeeMed to hie page that out la Wbt •rf33 rt%% seder would have the effect of destroyieg the gea trade both la Lowden awl Birmingham, aid peelefted algebra the =td the weeenre. Evil results wed& him taigwaff. would be puevenled ben shiskieg arms Is =VI& Gauntry, Pram Mt teetering the trade. It IMO Wesel* waned that the peopeN4 mini& with Bei.= should be foregone, and that ISM Calf should Ise aimed I bat up to this period not nee el the "LOSS lad heat Noshed. Politically and nationally spookier', the seligoden el soh a measure would have b ees eer y w eel o e se. If, flee isistemile, ea invasion of this country took prase, and Ma! we abut up in London, and had no gun trade, you seed sit arm the cautery. W Rhone ad. pot in London or In Eirmlegbeis e the astral part of the kingdom, no proper delhosesessid be at head, bet wt ile resseialeg in full play the p vernment seats be furnished by these means with a seeleemme almost illimitable. Had a contract with Bel gium hoes made, people would have withdrawn their espied Irma the gun trade in England, instead if embark lag In it now, as they had done, largely ; and the gun trawk, in etensequence of the contract not being made, was now to a more prosperous state than was generally sup posed. Laid Seymour—The Doke of Newcastle stated that he gave a second order for 20,000 rifles to p the 'racy. tint of similar order by the Russians. ohs Ma T. Haetiags said—ls his intern ante with the Belgians he had reason to believe that the Belgians frequently made ea ateraments that they might value, but that he did net IN believe. (A laugh.) Witness proceeded to give the sena ni , Name a statement of the amount of stand of 82012 ordered i• by the °sesame% to be manufactured both in London and en at Birmingham; and reminded to say that last year ma- le shiner, was set up for making the Mehl rifles, but as yet stn none bad bees made, and both the Small Aegis Ccmmlttee 1 1: sand the public bad deluded themselves with the ides, and - X bis own opinion was that the im• roved Minqg rifle fur the se army would not be tuned out until o,:tober, and that only es by means of great exertion. The machinery for this purpose It. had been imported from America, And would be made to lit work in August. The Ordnance for general purposes els- 4 . pended on Birmingham and London for supplies of arms for u the army. No attempt was made to obtain rifles from e t . Penni% and if any errors arose in the contracts, it was is fla compost es of change that took place in them. The Ord- ftt. sane, were not oft-daily informed of toe changes that 10 occurred in the War Department, and he (witness) did not hear of them until it was announced on the opening of at . parliament. Communications on business between the at. Ordnance and the War Department, even of an important W character, were frequently of a verbal description. He ats believed there were instances on which the authority of the °L.. Board of Ordnance was used without its sanction, and w.S. ;:i ness mentioned one care in the alteration of a laboratory, ig; for which the order was given by Mr. Monorail, Clerk of the NI Ordnaece, on his own personal respinsib lity, end at. the met amounted to 2,0001. Witness, coosideriog Uog th e board were responsible for it, felt very uncomfortable i t, and mentioned it to the board. The building for the menu B e facture of shells at Woolwich was constructed on a larger at. soak than the minute of the Board of Ontnance justified, and that addition was made on a verbal eider of Mr. Mon- le een, the Clerk to the Ordnance, on his own responsibility. L. It consisted of the addition of two hays to the building. 67 Almost all the new works at Woolwich, indeed, bar. ex- 8. tended the original es , bastes; he could not sty whether is that had taken place from a rim in prices, or from ramie- is tions in the Vane. The teems would appear when the ..lIL at. estimates were neat submitted to parinunerst. Ho could not '• my what the excess amounted t,. About three weeks ego u he felt it his duty to bring before the board the relations ip in be which two officers of the o:finance at Woolwich stool to MI sash other, which relatioeship gave rise to iircumstanoes kh• that militated in his opinion against the service. That mat- 11l OW was taken into consideration by the board, but not de- ;0 sided upon; and Lord Panmure, the Secretary for War, ik . *mutually took it into his own hand., but nothing had yet is been done to it, and those two odious still remained at their to pests at Woolwich. et. Mr. Layard asked for the names of the two officer% ~ whereupon Sir John Pekington moved that the room be ; steered, which was done. at. Oa the reAdmisgie nof the public, after a considerable la- ge Cereal, the question was cot pressed. 15 To Mr. Layard—He bad never known a Minister for War $0 interfere before in the details of the Ordnance service. :1; He thought the members of the Board of Ordnance ware 10 not numerically equal to the duties they had bad to die- xp charge tines the war broke out. Witness made a terms- 110 tation to that effect to Sir Hew Roes and Mr. Monsell, and IS added that he himself was quite borne down with the set- B ‘.. vice he had to perform ; but no.bing was done at that time ~Z, i towards a remedy. About the end of December last Col. ii Brno* was appointed to the oilier of /Surveyor- General, and a t that, to a certain silent, had lightened the labours of the se other members of the board. In ecneequenes of Col. Bruce St not having received hie patent, his signature to a contract 10 which the Ordnance hat entered into with a Mr. Myers for u some of the buildings at Aldenhott was Dot binding. and le Mr. Howell took advantage of that to rescind the contract, it he (Mr. 111leneeL) deeming it desirable that it should be re• 00 winded. es To Mr. Roebuck—Mr. Nowell had not the power to es cancel a contract which had been made by the board, ant 10 be certainly did not represent the ooard in cancelling that t o contract. To Mr. Leyud—For four months Colonel Bruce had been sitting and acting at the board, and hadjaot yet re ceived his patent. Witness was answerable for his own act in signing a contract; and if a y other member of the :: board, or his own motion, toe k upon himself to cancel or si , alter that contract, that member was alone answerable for sash an act. Witness rook sessile°, incidentally, at this part of his evidence, i.. speak of the Board of Ordnance for the time being; spot. which is Mr. Roebuck said the Board of 0 -finance was immortal. e t (Laughter ) To Mr. Layard—A considerable part of the barium of the board had lately been carried on under Mr. Moneta' , le own individual authority. He had n seen anything 110 conducted with more regularity, or with more steadiness of St purpose, than the business of the Ordnance previous to C e et. recent change, which transferred the board from the control st . of the Master General to that of the Secretary at War. le. Sir Thomas here read a letter, at the request of the chair man, from Messrs. Howell and Halter, of Mark - lane, which i f he h ad received that morning, stating that no part of the al warm clothing sent out to Scutari fur hospital purposes, had ' i,..' been puked by them. St. To Mr. Ley ward— It rested with the Lieutenant-General at. of the Ordnance to say whether inventions sent to the $ board were worthy consideration, and if he thsught they I were, he reported them to a select committee of the Ord. ec lance department for that pnrpoee. The committee then adjourned until Monday, at 12. ta 20 SH4IIII LIST& 181. French shares us also higher. OlDII1•El MAUI AND STOCK& 6U B 13irma aaW, . Lamolv., ist all D0.C1•66,161aa 4 :I 4 14 111 4I& 144 IS 9 4 Or S 7 SI IS 69 15 4941 7 9 S 4 dls. 64 6 14 15 id 'Do. M. ds SOL.. 100 mad lastar , c. : ' Y Dahlia mil Mira Jaw all Daat.l4ll4oolaberd.l. 100 Cast all DIM 11l do g awl 11.) all Ilealsra 10) !limiura Oisa t :oWir.: 111 Do. (l to L. 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Would that we could add to t o its title " for the encouragement of art." There are _st several reasons to be given for a fair presumption, if j' is ' not a belief, that a preference of mere technical skill, a too strongly backed by the worldly influences which 11 usually fail the true child of genies, rather than a deter- z mined search after and development of talent, is characteristic of the body charged with the trust of what should be our national Academy of Art. This is not the place for a treatise on the management of the institution, and space L moreover will not admit of it. Therefore—resting on the unsatisfactory assurance that as they found it, so the present guardians keep and mean if poe sible to leave the system—we will pass to a brief notice of a few of the most remarkable productions. The exhibition, as a whole, is not particularly striking, due allowance being made for the weather. While we miss the canvases of Sir Edwin Landseer, the art republicans can do no len than offer due homage to his glories while rejoicing in the space which his ab sence leaves for his lees prospering brethren on what, after all, are in some sense but the fine-art counters of the Exhibition. Mr. Medlin sends one work (78), and of no wondrous size—a scene from Shak speare's As You Lae It. Hard are his lines and his colouring, and nervous the drawing—the detail, as usual, elaborate and elegant. Each figure is carefully studied, and most expressive, except that of Orlando. Were the picture supposed to represent the silent measure of each other by the wrestlers about to close, we could understand the pose . of the principal figure. His eye, if we mistake not, is fixed on his adversary, not on the auditory, to whom he addresses the neat speech quoted in the catalogue. This is a splen did work, however, and we .can only conclude that the quotation f rom the dramatist is a misfit and a superfluity.—Doily News. S i t :4 I Ipa A far a a :14 111 107 109 100 162 1 /Jr 96 N 68 60 90 92 10 11 174 17i 10 184 79 74 194 90 90 10 144 11 1 01 194 184 f+ 'fie 0 Do. /14 =tt r 100 C _ 100 Do.4i par et. ?WA 1 1 Ditto 1.01.43 per di Norfolk Daboatons.., 100 D 0.3 pat.Zataa.ilt, _ 100 Do. I'rtd.4 par stet —... 10 North British 100 11.9a0—Barw.kpodtrat. ad do. , 1 $ 1 I Do Do. . L 0014.0.10.1! 11 9 , Do. Do. Qpiia. 1110...1 101 Do. lout flak. ▪ liarth (10.003109390.106 pa t 11111881liagli=alis. • Ili In • i U 4 199 I 91 911 tl 1 04 tile Iftwa Dem- - t+l t l a s IM 1 0 r e m a sle.4jj7; lOr fitrift-% gar qt.:- all OwitWeis gm% Ram PLY•111010*."-r! [Admiiiineita—HoLLOWAY'll ODITWIT AND Pam gas lIIMPROD Aroma Coos or BAD %, oloolol.of Molloworalro. Isabelle Is Proismor lidlorogto r. ra ✓illa of blo, voiMos errhalrolisal. lirmbory, him.ll2trorsi Berom illii"l"l ss rponotime N oor i le oi =Ammo ; losworoolloM Illikrpro Olormool out PUY. ilor roe ftio ovorallis warm. lie Anion of ths dome vosirdily sallord. ink posovidoe wieb Son to • earlitor olbiot s owl ma pomoroloon, ail ir all yea= or =aim. mg i Porkstor Nis Mesa. Labia. mil /kw Talk 188 IN SI SI IS NS S. U Si sl i oi a. 100 10f IS It l i e dls r 97 99 IS 17 1 I is II li di. iIIDLT Events*. ab ' The railway share market madame extremely I! inanimate. Steadiness, however, has prevailed, and se the slightly advanced rates of yesterday afternoon so were folly maintained. Ina few eases the tendency : was still in the direction of improvement. eo THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocM. • wo oo The railway share market to-day is pu t to rely better. Priors in most oases are quoted Ito I per te cent. higher than yesterday afternoon. London and t r o North-Western stock is quoted 97g to 98; Great too Western, 631 to 64; Midland, 681 to 69; Lancashire 1 1 and Yorkshire, 74 to 76 ; Great Northern., 221 to Caledonians, 291 to 30; and South-Easterns, 171 I' trolay oltp.a. N; lii i i iii 6! OS 9 1 I 1 4 •51 1 6 71 111 48i IFOREION RAILWAYS. ra.l RAILWAYS. It Er mad acatanaa 71 7 4 Belem Baum JUNO. 1 dla 10 Imams to Gramma ' 3 1 da 24 nalSoda pa 10 Doak Laid ........ 2 If as al , &am a Frame .-- 24 13 12 ' Taa Sow 20 Int India ... .....-- f 1 Is DO. ItimillS " ....... $( 2$ pa all 4fluallia,p47 I *amt. al Da do. SO I hanks. H Omni Jamas a lam . 2 mufti Am.. : li Ile di. 40 Da ClorLal Dammam 411 60 all Do.Oaapp.la 14.44.4 a. lIS SO 12 Oral Ontral of 1aa0...1 1 1 1 1 pas all Omni lofts 44•14•414...1 4 p. I Do. Ifflavaaa.2 par mat , pr pa 2. Do. Ragas. 6a. 1 f pa all , Do. do. .... - ...... 11 'Gt. - Oart.ll6. 1 2 all Do. da $ 2 all ;Gt. Walt Ikaada, , 1211 la! all 190.16d5., pay Snap. al SW 47 99 aOl Do. e a as, do. 661 97 92 a t Do. do. 16, do. 1191 100 102 al Do. do. 72,withova op. 93 97 i all illaallua and Toronto ...I U Ye .11 Do. 6 p er Ont. O9 AO 14 Lpfaa sal Gaps 1 3f 2! pa 14 =4 lloatornataal 144 le 011. NOW .....1 le 2 Pla I II Maas llama I 4 ali Da New Mum (with 111141 6 34f 44f all Illta 154. liana (late r Cluebooll II Bripairom) 111 1$ all Maratika Ti Prafaal 7 Ilf 16 Palma Lyons ..« Is 23f pa 20 Para lad Otisaas la 11 4 arla and loan 39 41 .2 Party : Ora Ca al I taw sad HTO $9 to* Walla 3 Loyal throdia I al laabra sad Moue all Da ii pm Cest. Praia ' IL Ufa& 1 411 wart /I laden II Do. If pat flat. Pram, 14 Roars of Fawn I all baud ....-- two) 40 I 40 20.0E/01 50 40,u00, 50.0001 110 20,000 100 15,000101 IS,OllO' 20 25,0001 20 10,000 20 10000 SO MAN I SO 1411110.100 tooitoo IVO 20 WOO SO *US WON 10 12,000 100 00.000 47 00 1 10 M IS, OW IS IA moo Mmeso 116 II 'r4 pm ziel di I /6 S II le pa 3. , 1$ 6 pa 1 Ibi zis JOINT STUCK Australia - - - I I I iT 11 7 1 oieagi 1 .1. 1 1 I lin. 67 63 II fi 16 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1865. I mar to.dal to 1 p.m. 4 PM 109 f Si MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY 'VINING. The English stock market opened flatly this morn ing, and soon experienced a decline of 1 per cent., owing to speculative sales, prompted chiefly by the undecided terms in which Lord Clarendon spoke last night of the intentions of Austria. A recovery, how ever, took plow, upon a report of a large increase in the Bank's stock of bullion, coupled with a statement, entreat in well-informedknerters, that the Allies have gained some successes before SebastopoL The closiog quotations were a mere shade lower than those of yesterday. Although to-day was the 4th of the month, and a considerable mass of bills fell due, the money market continued easy, and the rates are considerably below the Bank of England charges. We hear of first-class bills being discounted as low as 31 per cent. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Renter closed at a further slight advance, owing to speculative purchase:, whilst the Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. rose per cent. At Vienna the Austrian funds have recovered about 1 per Dent., and the premium on gold and silver has declined Ito per cent.; but the ex change on London remains at 12.29. The Amster dam bourse is generally higher. At Frankfort Austrian stock has fallen nearly 1 per mat. Consols were first quoted 881 to 1, deafened to 86) to 2, and closed at 88 13-16 to 15.16, for money and the 10th inst. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 881, 1 1 , 1, ; ditto for account, 10th May, 881, a. Three Per Cent.. Reduced, 871, 1, 1,1- New Three per Cents., 881. 87e. Long Annuitiev, expiring in Jan., 1860, 31. Bank Stock, 2111, 209. Business is also recorded in the Five per Cents., at 1151. The osmium declined in the morning to 1 to 1 prem., but was last quoted 1 to 1 prem. Exchequer Bills ruled at to 7s. prem., and India Bonds at 12s. to 15e. prem. The foreign stock market was dull. On Change this afternoon the demand for bills on continental cities was again in several instances rather in excess of the supply, and the tendency of rates was rather more unfavourable than on Tuesday. The actual alteration in prices, however, was not im portant, except as regards bills on Hamburg, which were negotiated as low as 13.7, money being gener ally offered at 13.71. It is believed that this less favourable tendency of the exchanges is mainly caused by the decline in the rates of money in Lon don, but at present rates there seems to be no de mand for gold for exportation to France. On Amsterdam the current quotation was 11.191 ; on Paris, 25.421, at three months; on Frankfort, 119/ to 1 ; and on Vienna and Trieste, 12.48 to 50. 6t. Petersburg commercial lettere to the 26th ult. state that no business was going forward in produce. A deputation from the London Committee of the Joint Stock Banks had an interview on Wednesday with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in opposition to the proposed stamp on bankers' cheques. The chief objections are embodied in the resolutions,which have already been published in the May News. The Chancellor of the Exchequer received the deputation courteously, and promised to give their objections due consideration. Land and Bank shares to-day presented no im portant change in price. Crystal Palace shares were steady. Australian Royal Mail Steam shares have been dealt in at 31 to 4 ; General Screw Steam, at 141 to 141 ; Netherlands Land, at 11 (51. paid) ; Peninsular and Oriental, at 61 ; ditto new shares, at 11 prem. ; and Royal Mail Steam, at 691 to 1. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, April 28, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results : °freelance' tires Circulation active 20,859,880 Increase 76,815 Public deposits 4,468,013 Increase 17,349 Other deposits liavertunent securities in banking department 14,214,375 Decrease 60,000 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Bevan day and ether bills 972,072 Increase I 43,715 the Rest The Reserve (via., notes and coin in banking department) The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public:deposits r increase.. £17,349 Other deposits increase.. 153,915 Notes and bills in circulation increase., 120,530 Rest On the other aide of the account : Government securities decrease 60,000 Other securities, decrease .. 88,218 Coin and bullion increase .. Total 443,90, £443,909 The chief feature in this return la the large increase in the bullion, owing to the favourable position of the foreign exchanges, and.to the reaction from the internal circulation, increased by the loan payments. The increase is, however, larger than might have been expected. The other heeds of the return pre sent no feature of interest, except as indicating that the Bank is at present meeting with only a very limited amount of commercial business. BA.ath OF ENGLAND.—An Vie.. a. 31. f or the week endlug •••• UPI Nigel Limed ta,791,765 I it, poignant to the Aet 7th and on Saturday, Aprtl 28, 1855. 'ARTIMIT. IGovernment Debt. . itll.ols,lro Other Elertnitiat 2.984.900 Gold Coln and Anon 14,791.785 Proprietors' Capital ....114.653.000 Bost . ...... 3.1.31,769 Public Deposita c : o lLsca m a : of N i sr a l DOt, sad Dir. Accts.) 4.44,013 Other Doposita . 13,173.44 lieren.tior sad otherßills 972.0 n Nay 3. 1816 in 6.791.785 WillTlllll7. Government SeemMee (tnelud. Dead Weight Annuity) . [ Gold ani . BliVe; . (fair . 4432,1°6 Other ria. Beeurtles 707.624 £36.298.336 mAitaniu, Oda ambler. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci: The English funds have risen fully 1 per cent., owing to the intelligence of the successes of the Allies before Sebastopol, coupled with the favourable Bank return. Consols have ranged between 891 and 891, and are now quoted 89 1 to for money, the 10th inst., and the next account of the 30th of May. The " omnium " has risen to / prem. " buyers." The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 84 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents. at 881 to 1; the New 30 years' Annuities at 161 to b-16; Bank Stock, at 211; and Exchequer Bills, at 6s. to Bs. prem. Foreign stocks are firm. Turkish has risen to 731 to 74/. Mexican is quoted 201 to 21; Spanish De ferred Three per Cents., 1R to 1; and Rzuwian Five per Cents., 98 to 100. Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents. have been dealt in at 621; Ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 91; the Spanish Committee's Certificates at 4 per oent.; Eqnador at ; Granada Active at 151; Ditto Deferred at 61. THE CITY MEETING ON yonar.—(Tats Diu.)—ln consequence of the London Ts- Tern being filled before one o'clock, the building was closed, and several hundreds of the merchants and Craders being shut out in the street, adjourned to the Guildhall, end, by permiasion of the Lord Mayor, are now holding a supplementary misting, Mr. Oliveira, M.P., in the chair, supported hy Alderman Humphrey, M.P., Mr. Humphrey Brown, M.P., and other members. The first resolution has been moved by Mr. Dakin, and Mr. Murrough, jM.P., is now speaking to it. ADMINIMMATIwg REPORM.—A private meeting of isilaential gentleman has been held in Birmingbem, with the view to adopt MAWS of eo-operatiou with the movement is the metropolis for the promotion of the above important object. BECIEWBDURT AND CHEAT= HAILWArafio for weak ending April 29,1866, 2,:691. Be. 3d. oorrespomd lag week. 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Sly &Si NOM 11211108simm wm aray 4 WNW ....., isi lii 1011,01161 1 kVA Fria II I moo 1 +Anglo Australian Gold all 100,000 10a ?Angle Onibralaa ell 4 1 10,000 It timlesliaM4 MPS SO tAmillials 60,001 1 Ambral6o Oardilkra... all 6,00 t r , 00 Illmanna bon & Cal all 4 6 60,0011 10 OMB* Mei l4 4 6 10000 101 tlnazimgmllacattla% 22 1 24 6,900, 10 Do. Ossmal mud 74 3 11,000 17).111.1obn Dmi Ng IS 31 33 110,0001 1 OramallOreak 00,01.10 1 tObrAmabbliar.On,las 1 I 1 12.0001 40 ClaberOmpyr O6 100,000 6 00alnrial Gold 1 I 1 2:•:- 1 2... COPMO O l6 32 14 aau,oool mt. 141)•ppar Mims mf Eng all 30 40 P. 00.1 SII MM. Pie. 71 Cost. all 14110 par 10,000 6 tlln6.*Amtnll aorpp all 11 If 13,000 1 thrums 100,0001 1 Great N.:iget Balm Beg. all 11 1 110,01101 10 *General 72,0001 1 Grand Duchy al Baden 011 4 I 11,000, 41 Great Polgoorb 60,0001 I Library all 10,000 $ 111marso ill 7 71 3,000, .. Do. B. 10,000' - 4 Urinal's. 1 1 4 Pe lial,hlol 1 *Manama& 00,0 , 0 1 Nay (Maas& 00,000 1 .24.Luraras Illin.6m.Cr. mll 100.000 I NOII.IIII Mande 10,000 10 Poirlilbaad Silver laud all 140 1 11 1 ► 1 60, 00, 017 1 Quarts 000 • Port Pbllllp ftosk all 10,000 00 allbylaney from 10,000 IS *Do. New 7,000 30 %snag° dm Cuba III 64 64 00,000 1 loam evetrallem 4,000 10 171 a Croft 41,111 $0.2.111 +UMW Mexican. all 6 7 70,000 1 . Walla, 100,004 1 , West Mariposa MI I Tramalerable by dumped MISCELL424IOOII. \ 10,004 1 23 Australian a.. ItursL 174 111 SO 12,6001 s4 l Aostrabrina Mall 21,000. 10 Mantilla loyal Mail... ell $3,0001 10 Berlin Wmimrwarka ..... 0011rItialt /wad= Land 4O 14,n00 6:Brltitool.llm.k Had. Co. 1 8,610 ISO Mamba. ' 311 110 11$ ...... M. 1 Do.eporM.Jon.aadJaly 100 1061 10t11 MOMS, o,Oryttal Filmes 110,0001 61 Dim Prekranee 4 i IPe Isl, 4101 y 6MI Itiams of Prance. 4 fan SAO 1 1 ,Dutam Irma *AM! floarlses Mesa .... WOO 1$! i 1 Tylmerapb . 10,0401 10 1 0anaral 10na. Navigation 14 2013eneraltIS.Mhipploa Ow all 6,000, 101,110 liertvambuger lO $0,401 leVednerrameaslaaaLTal all 21,0001 10,14azion k SLAmmrimas 11 14 7 14,000, I ;Nadomal Paratilim. Fail IN" 10.110115041•06 UN& 1 I I 11 74,000 1 14.8. Wane LINIM LPL Pam 114,14.60 01 1 151,6711 1 Barth BOIL Mallembnian all I 1 SUM M Moro666lllmaysAina 1 MOM 11 flaMesielailMMarffn all 11 11 woo, $o rarralueine at piool io 111 I I KOOO 1 1 "ROW has Ormerq all 11 1 1401401 100010111 Ma 1110015„ SO II 70 mope, I,6curtlab Anita. lare;tl all 11 If 100,000 1 Do. New r i 1p• 14.200 25 loa th Austra li an Land '{ 13 1 Sr 76,000. 1 lubmiarins Tele,. Salim.' all 1 1 70.0001 1. Du. Do. liambaered 1 all 4 i 23,0001 SOltraethlaanCo.ot UpCan, & 10,100, 10017 am Diane% Lead 1 11 4 114 11 I Brit.OoLlook&Loon 00. IBrltioit Ilporth !mentor CM:WM wk m Al. Mart. wt o loclia, oostrolloolad Clow .. Oolooial lOoluorild La Lawke...l tAut.Cbart. oink of Aust.' Ditto New tusks and Count, Louisa JPlnt Stook Looks end Weetwiseter NM. Prow. of &glued— Do. New Netioral of Ireload New South Wales Pro ra vtaitslet Soak Co u :zatkw Do. New Loyal Owersltin Beak hog and Gold bop. Co. &nth Avetzells Doke of Australlo Do. New !UziOs of Laudon ...... 114 17e le 111 idisiP U U U 40 $I I LOCAL SHARE MARIO! LINWOOL. AT 4.—The ahem market has been wain without animation to-els 7, but pries' are Irma aid otredy.--Caledonian, 396, —lenemblre and Yorkshire, 755 9—Lambe and North Western, 1.7 —Ditto (6-shares), Is. d.—Manalisater, Sheffield, sad Lincoln, 221, —lffildisud. 666 —South Eastern, 171, 111.36—North Union A, 232. MAPCMINTI2, MAT 4.— TM market has been Clittelt MOM settee than for a loos time reek with higher prloes, but alms' Uttar. Newport 99 ((A) and Hereford, 95 dia.—Leeds, 754—Damn, 171-800. fields, 211-11tdlands, Bli--4reat Northam (A), 96—North unafford able'', din—ltaceleseeld Canal, 31—Innemeer Canal, 66-61 et Lan minim, IS I.l6—Punt Anglian 6 per sent., el—Chester Guaranteed, 106.16 . lemeneensee, Noe 4.—This market was inactive to-day, and shame the tern lower. Great Western Birmingham Guaranteed Stook was dais at 724—London and North Waterer closed at 97, 974—Yid. lands, 68 ) , 4. Lune, HoT 4.—We bare bed another Ist market this stoning. Buyers act with groat °outgo and reluctance. The kw bool St. tranesetisse tittered into ware in the mailer stacks. Berwieks were dome at 174, and Lamer North-Wistiresst 6t. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. Yesterday a spatial general suiting of the shareholders of this eoespeay was end at the lhencesoquare Statires. the Hands of CILA.IOII. &sinus of the dlreotcem presiding. to eon- Mar waft bilis sow bikes The CSASNIUN said Oats( Lt= the Ili only two wand be than salmitari. els.. • bill to mkt, ha heath OmMerdebioe hallway Ompsal tr a wait W. ass illahwelwayto Mire" sad to ths Mar IN" am 'Via 'WA heals lassahos wire. he sarraway the amansiallia et the dielshei awl w e ir who isms soft tam. the WI ahalse Mir Mad. awl it INS Mir teaaearf of.l.it= grim wit* seallemal Au ereleasta Ned scringsmseds nods on prelim asessleas. ad the Nth do" effshmlag Ow rest paid to Ilion VA* ball iimillealthisa Ihmeng. MI6 regard to ths Canal 11111. vat* was to esastrast a temeh la Sr notstrhavallosd of Dad. W. It as anowary anbult husatta. la M. the Lae sad Mal Walla Chummy Ind pworataell.r Ma wawa of t h e ro. alga of *5 mai winwse art - piping 4 per mt., that they would Edo up ha austot. Sri afar ilanast would ad& dm lows hwa eso to weather without rime thetosh wasureas bras. Mita leg hall to meat aroma. The Lewd= and Perth Western Omptay Ise no mild to lad. sad erre aupwaribis as Won, is the sent Ihs NNW of the ma razwg=ul &Mad of dier sial. A =Oa sisstitaing ta was data pat. sot weld to MONA 11. • eledlial lein t e lha ilb p= " thit s l= A d 7: 1 157 8 ale's vie ma wallilmal g ot _ _ of 4.41911. a lts w, widlo th• fte•••••••• Maw al lbws It we doable& !Masud. mist wan loweesr.ist bp SI la 14 loan awl ■Mrs tams Mu 1 • 111, - int malls. he bas ostlaa—lessisd N ja•••••• 273,929 L ; prudes 4t. reprersallag 81:441111., of psll4lP ;tr' N persona sat 618,4111. ofW.ap t penal% r•prwanfing n,11161.1 1 1 =3451.; porsoos, sad as.O4IL pm- oa «elm rwsigiftr ths 101 was LT= tti *Pled to, sal Oa mats. was Ma afgamase to the MUTAT. PALACZ. BRILLMO DAT. —.I O II,IDAT, MAT 4.—Maisdeas as papaist o 49X ; ONO b 7 IMO gib% 9l; wai t 2,457. J - / 07 It II [THREEPENCE. , .. FAIDAT EVBXI/1116 The market for home mining steckr to-day has presented no feature of moment. Very little busi ness has been done. The Blaeoavon Iron and Coal Company's shares were quoted lower. The gold mining shares remain stationary in price, with little or no inquiry. United Mexican shares were much offered, and fell about 16s. per share. The copper market remains very firm in price, and the demand continues fully equal to the supply. Iron is without change. The demand for lead (especially pig) continues very good, and prices are firmly maintained. At a special meeting of the Albion Gold Mining Company, held on Monday lest, resolutions were passed for the dissolution of the company, and ap pointing the trustees a committee to realise the assets and divide the surplus (if any) amongst the registered shareholders. The scrip of the South Australian Copper Mining Company is to be sent in for registration by the 31st inst., under penalty of absolute exclusion. A special general meeting of the Red Dragon Mine adventurers is to be held on the 91st inst., to consider the expediency of making a call, or increas ing the number of shares 1 and a special meeting of the West Par Consols Mine shareholders on the 16th inst., with reference to the disposal of the reserved shares, and to elect a committee of management. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocar. The geld mining share market exhibit. no change. Arm Fria, Colonial Gold, and Great Nugget Vein shares are severally quoted to t, and IsTonveas Monde,) to 1-411 per share. Austruliun Agrioultuinl ahem are quoted l'l3 to Peel River, St to 21; North British Amtrak 'lama to k die.; and Scottish Auctralian Invest ment, 1 to t prem. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 81 to 61; Santiago at 6 ; English and Australian Cop per at 1 to 11; and National Brazilian (Comes) at 211. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. - • - TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The tallow market is flat, with bat little disposition to pnrchase:—Town Tallow is quoted 611. 6d.; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 625. 6d.; Iday and June, 645. to 62s 6d.; October to December, 641. to 645. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply large. Trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 765. to 85..; superior, 90e. to 100..; inferior, 60s. to 60a. ; rowea, 60,. to 1305.; clover, 90s. to 120 e.; second cut, 85s. to 1101. ; straw, 261. to 30e. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.—THIS DAY. Vegetables have suffered considerably from frost daring the last few nights, and still keep dear. Endive, Lettuces, Radishes, Globe Artichokes, and Carrots may now be ob tained. Apples of foreign growth may yet be had. Hot house Grapes . may be bought at from St. to 16s. per lb. Peaches, Nectarines, and Ch ' , have just sade their app Oranges fetch from 2a. 6d. to 10s. per 100. Quantities of Cornish and French Broccoli continue to teach the market, and some French Cauliflowers have also been offered. Spanish Onions may bs bought for 3a. per down. For Asparagus there is a fait demand. Potatoes have advanced but little in price since last week. A few new cues from Frence have been sold at from Is. to Is. fld. per pound. Lettuces realise 9d. to Is. per score. Cut flowers consist of Fusion flower., Tulips, Heliotropes, En phorbias, Carnations, Cyclamens, Azaleas, Camelliu, nese Primroses, Heath., and Roses. FRUIT. _. . _ . Pins Antis, per lb., 6. to lts - Grams, per lb, la to 12a Pemba', ter eke, 15. to tau Bacterium, do , 15e. to Ns Chen**, par lb, 10. to 15. Thai Csobager, red,'per dos., 2s to le French Besimper lON Is to Is Rhubarb, par We., 3d. to ad Osaka* per punnet, la to fs Asparagus, per 100, 2e to as Potatoes, par ton, 2.08 to 150 a per 0w1.,2a6d to 511 per bush., load to fa Carrots, p. bunch, Gd to ltd Turnips, do., 2d to 4d Cucumbers, coed, I ssod to 2. apinaett,per sieve, Is to la Beet, per dm., 1. ed to 2s Calm, per bun., Is. to 2a. Strawberries, per as., I3d to I. Penes, Per halt.dere, Ts to 10e per doom, is to es Appiss, per bushel, 4s edto 10e denote, per dos, 61 to Is 'ABLE& thdoos. per bushel, es Od to 11101 Leeks, per bunch, td to ed Shallots, per lb, ed to ed (hullo, par lb., Id to ed Endive per score, Is d tole Lettuces, Cab., p. score, 9d to Is Cu., per score, le6dte Small Wad, p. pun., 2d to 3d Horse Radish, per b,11., ls to 4s Mushrooms, per pot., tOd to Is Finley,s per bunch, NJ to 14 Sweet herbs, per bunch, 2rl to 4d KOS, green, do., 4d to 6d DRAMA. HAYMARKET. Last night a play, in four acts, called The Actress of Padua, was produced at this theatre. It is a version of Victor Hugo's Angelo, a piece which some years ago created a considerable sensation in Paris, owing, however, more to the powerful acting of Mdlle. Rachel than to any great merit of its own. It is not new to our playgoing publ c, for it was acted here in ita original term during Rachel's last visit, and it was also produced at one of our theatres (the Olympic, wo think) in an English dress. On those occasions it made no great impression ; nor do we think it will do so now, notwithstanding the applause which it received last night. It is entirely melodramatic, extravagant in its incident', unnatural in its characters, and unwholesome in its tone; being en exhibition, on the part of the whole persons of the drama, of violent, unbridled pinion, without the slightest recognition of a single moral principle or duty. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL.—The friends of this institution will be gratified by the information that the/ munificent offer of the tressurfr to give 3001. if other con tributors raised 3701., had the effect proposed. By the day fixed ( May 1) the subscriptions, in addition to the 1,3301. collected at the late dinner, amounted to 4801. ; and the Baron de Ooldsmid has gladly paid his promised 3001., thus raising the collection to 2,1101. We do not suppose that the benevolence of the public towards this useful establishment for the current year is yet exhausted. It will be surely borne in mind that besides the remnant of its debt of 6,0004 new liabilities are of necessity being daily incurred for pur ports of charity the lent open to exception, the relief of the sick poor. THE NEW YORK EXHIBITION.—Have any of our readers had the misfortune to send articles to this Exhibi tion ? If so, we compueionate them. The company, we understand, is insolvent, and we have seen a letter stating that any goods not removed by the let of June will be cold by auction to pay duties. This is a very hard ease.—Cork anititution. LONDON COFFEE AND EATING HOUSE HELPERS' Associartos.—Yesterday evening the eighteenth annivee sary dinner of this association was celebrated at the London Tavern, under the presidency of Sir Charles Declining Croeley, Sheriff of London and Middlesex. The usual loyal and patriotic touts having been duly responded to, the Chairman said he had now great pleasure to submit to their notice the toast of the evening, and to call on them to drink " Prosperity to the London Coffee and Eating House Keepers' Association." He was sore that the very name of the association would entitle it to their respect, for without the accommodation afforded by the coffee houses end eating-house., the citizens of London could not enjty the happiness they did. He found, however, that the association had still more earned their respect and support from the amount of good it had effected in the relief of distressed members. It had been oh seventeen years established, but it had in that short time achieved wonders. The annual payment for membership was only the small sum of 10s. 6d., end for that small suns, if paid for five years, the subscriber be came entitled to relief, if above 60 years of age, or if inca pacitated for employment. An institution so philanthropic and sclezeollent ought not to be confined to the m etro p oh a but ought, if the committee would take a hint from him, to be extended toall the large provincial cities and towns, London bring still kept as the thous of action. With these few remarks be would call on them to Jo's with him in drinking the tout he had already proposed.—The tout hav ing been drunk with enthusiasm, Mr. Rogers proposed the health of the chairman, and, in graceful terms,complimented him upon the honour he had recently received at the hands of Royalt•y. The subscriptions for the even, .eluding 101. 10s from the chairman, and a fourth donation of 101. 10s. from the Daily News, amounted to about 1001. PRINTERS' ALMSHOUSE FUND.—The committee held their monthly meeting at the Crown Tavern, Clerk's well-green, on Wednesday, May 2, sad received from va rious quarters such meuranoss of support as, with the fulfilasentof the promises made by several gentlemen at the tut annual meeting, will, it is hoped, place them in such a position, that at the ensuing annual meeting in June they will be able to fix the date of the first election of inmates-4 consummation which they trust will be none the less wel come for having been so long delayed. Snow sad sleet fell early yesterday morales at Disameta, ad a Tammy, at Idalliedla , Job ibiblebe4 blew awl Iteettplios. Woo Lb ; or. by we. for 1 .44. HE SCIENCE of L.Ms or, How to Live and mosso uw fee ; web mile Igloo ter leek eat r:2; 0 gelbey . wij i lizre se c i v olett br e "... 76 : a btenitre, NW '.367STlTtrravb via MR OM Use el the cos, ate l ek no rPS ewe eV nimble et lbeal‘r•fee dm .T ., mot eqpiewbbb e be tbs 17We:imps ii =r e lpesume to tboweenwwww• rer= WNW leteme• sal the aro bo be Lesion: liwardwa.twerr.o=o.l2==.w: limemr. P. Po ! 6 , , se , 4 0