The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-21 00:00:00

/~/ ~-' `~~ ~~. -114.111 i` ,fir-~-~+-~ C- No. 2,757. j 0 6 1)0N s'd WESTMINSTER BANK.—TM ? ma p lobar Swath d lbw Beek grao OPENED co FRIDAY. tow . es do Figivparas i lases, No. W. WAD& The gel al amaY I ga.olo bo .100 otorlki, in ROW sham of RA 0 tol has is paal as oak Oars, 110 that that pand. a mod le SUMPS MAW — fla eheee Mtge Mabel puns" witthe thme ere do dedoollee. end IWO WWIMI with the Anneal ;VW adr Osiviret steeesis roe received ea the ease oddelth theme Owe rdreeird Ig the Ideas Ilidthrs. hew SO weeds en reeled ewe ithseeet. Per three M ffiesidoelled pool li ra b or m t el en toseed trw IMO CA toollas late oatmeal. J. W. cIILIART. Otamal Mawr . Wray. lee ts. ir die SHAREHOLDERS of the EASTERN U •lOS RAILWAY. us , wool loin pay IIFJ ar rots titre* yr watlf you will be b at woo is yeareisee. BM Ist is the relies peed= S it your board. pe wan work kw the lawyers oat peat oontraettas. further ea. w ow" Woodbridge ore brag asr ,aged, with, of emu. peelorenee awel• gbe at o mCow slow wi.l I e benefited lis Oda Halm yea' NIN A no tbe Loners Counties kJ add their gnaranwe to your dreintwo owl pretrwrato fewest. few 61 roared Wen eltarges; but thle additional Fla mm v2l= you to bare the rate at Rama numb radioed. A BrIARSDOLDRIL 11.1 ND and WHITE 'METH are sot only india mama/ togelehe we pleesitte mere r Wilk um. lent Oaf &bet/ eeeeeeheed OM" Uhl as iniole• •• Imola tty Ana I the meow sewed heit Os pr. "Law ODOM serial 6 0111111171103 elosis oh. W to tredbeeds• all revs mai elaseselem eel keimedis • vbiema to the esteeelied serheet shot st rtemmt ...Mr the gums ire art rt. the teeth to ar—. po nott e to tb — old. Moir Is. IL ge — i ---- akiniesie , weds rads' Mew` on or Ur MM. "A.AO W. Mson, VI. Haase tanks," as the solommat may il boo. flokt by Ursa and by Cborislo eel Portuartro. TRIESEMAR. — Os tho 29th of May. 11135, so u per wa ow amnia by Oa Mob coon of 0211rmary. sad as = ll* Jana Warts, on isola npr awl. analog Jame Franklin m aolana l• mai dim fram masa • paralty of /14.4 01. ondialra. obis\ fa kr loyal Loom paiNg at Debrat. mad sonnal by Pub of so Ivan Or rim. m iii as Falia l z in i n. barr linpsvid=al= oo. lllmo. No. la • isms* kr aso = deo Wielliiii. Pa % diabsgy. left abort inians if lam aft anInSIMIS awl malady mambo all tram of ISM 1111•••1m hans an ling bout linapit as andiser bib Wad In logik of • boo Nadia ill no JS/Wis.. IPA II So pat amilemeal ram* kr that alub of AY. anillawsnraly. _be Irma MO =lllll6llMilishis 611111011111 1 1 11 = ismilillies, i ell slillispeal ba Op wall aranst ramorab idsoo miloba• 1.11. oil% me Via !oia ef ana• sr lasi. ma al all ,misc as iv oa eke Win tibia natant Ili* Ida in no raw" at l ts. assa; s.. try pan, b. imoamanala ems, so mitalolillered boy Valpaav_, Lai. Ims.llfr-10 le ha{, +bewail, and rasa, to WWI% of 111. °Milk 111Wmid OD.. 11, Ostakireraet =,114 01110441aser Z. 11. lion" Eragalot. Ilarbotatroat, Ift a m mouri es = iiibb. Lorurtnorn. Llon; Minimal, Iffikabir. wimilmi; NJ roobo. Woitrellsr. I A VOINN/4/1014.10114 TR BRAT of WAR. By Wn.uAx Swam KNEPP* Pad Deralaie CsiV e rj am Owarit= wr• comploft. id" Vivid Oft as lb., sioared /AO lag. stralmostesst "at MI6 Is iamb rya thss h. too t Ja w amarrAmobsi" ":" "`. j l lagmL"'" 11 igur Onime—Tileso. Ma/ am. ERTCIL—THE SEA OF AZOFF.—lbe seat of Wa.—The noel ogastloos it fiebastopoL—Naere. Pad sad Cobragbl sod Cu . 13 and 14, Panama Ewa publiehere to her llaielf. WO to eaaossat that they Eli bautedatalY o,4Mairnee the woof a worm . o th Sketch's ek e d a miter tharson, to be bean mta in ia t da pert gab tour abler. Peke 12s. per curt plata, 10e. coloured. Pert .111 mesa the stews to the des of Azad. trout gado' wee to IT. elteaou. al the WA. A DAILY LONDON NEWSPAPER, PuR j ONI 0811 LISO PIA NUL et dr D tILY NSW. lave deernekol tbee mems te rs 4ri: Ompabory Ram Obit Beedeir aw, IN Nee nvorsrux iNe p. TABIP be t ID, doll peofteed latal lie MageeMagee et .0 N i mbi N ZE to MIN ell meat Mlle Neetiege. "" Z i Nfeste. Stock It tad eseeed lteelete. the Orate et Law awl MN. 00 meta NUN &T. NI i Nan et general lamest to the bow el pobit- Wee. Ths WNW Nip lotentrate of the Names INN le NI, bite, W /dab. NSW= EWE et Met Tweatptwo Odom, et Nese and lailiftew; al loomed Neare by adwrtbeellate co to opus nil be set to Iron Is Seale et the Parr. It lON be paid le se ae Nob say 01010 'Plata Illeetsty Niles glair 1, Sem by ea early kw 40 WI NM Odes beet lie Cieetry tor ttelleNeot earls . 1 1 :eM Elves =Nre!hboat tar Country Tome. eel mg be addressed to the W. IMO lIALEIL at the 0010 Boovetwoatreet. FlatiotoeN. loottow THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING ?ANDS, pries 3d. Wise Wesel hared, the sthombeel free mainemes awl M di mead elderses. Milbenhist owl miles of Ile seam, nelei—la Hs rmairesy of Its iset wpm% Gni la the eared seereamile ud somaseeld Weems. lenteMel In the sky, reilway, mad mower, setisise—tble paper = l t CORRESPONDENTS AT f din SEAT or WAIL I o roam!, NSW. RILIMILti AND IMPARTIAL. mbr* early report of dapping In Me India Miss is sap *Mil by entry Overlain Med. sad it vestal= THE ONLY DAILY MINING IMPORT, MD la of mien. IT MUD'S ALL OFFENSIVE ADveansav En% It is aridly lidepeadest, mil ;Aosta yowler's by mere Asa ditty peers We eny el itessatemporartes, this paper tery by esadeteney W arty faMemetket, asbieeed for itself a elmseeterm wino& not Wider to s or. Te wand el elm beet teller ue sewst as to the Idmpies ;ar at Sea" M. Seneene.street, Melt-Ares% Undo& L& If Mks* be espertenorl to obeataiss tbe paw by ',m aw pert s mimed pries. the palmetto, veil. ea Ardifeadsa. s ism ef arnesseme reedy to ..opply et MAL per geworr. Paid ter eimme by Fese•ore order. RAY NEWS FOKWAHDEDtotheCOUNTRY lI I 7 L ITINU 4 O POeT, et Ifs.mess% newee. 8:4 NeDDOI.IO, Upper AlWapirt„ irrenerwer,, Mobs'Wm ileve 1.1111. kAJT•T NEWS /ANT TO READ, hos 8 &au .28 pal at Is. pee wet; wooded le tows or ormary, at ai. for It orr days" l9a. N. par 'marts ; Op gr. *ALIBI" Non Aga% I% Tookoio.tsod, Irlutateiani. PAILY NEWS LENI' TO READ, in Loodoe, st is, pet Ems. -BEXr try 14106141: 1 10 MAIL. ist SI lb. 66 - Tam DO , Ms. 6d. per qr.—ll. ADAMS. 11.hrUmm66 146660 Reim are. News Alma. BAYSWATER —DAILY NEWS LENT TO lUD; and supplied to dr woolly by mains pais, st 196.. d. izrter 4 pild .avers. Orove.berrabb. Wa esvraibiat. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Jusi 20. Ms Lord Chancellor delivered iudgmeet yesterday I" the cue of the Attorney-Geoeral v. the Corpora- doe of Belfast, deciding that the corporation bad neglected the restrictive clauses of the local act under whisk they were permitted to rale, funds; that they bad exceeded the sum allowed to be raised; and Parise mismanaged the funds so raised, that they hers mdividunlly responsible, as trustees, for them. Be hoped, however, that the members of the empo riums might be relieved by the legislature from their emponsibility, and that it would be found that the ink or a barge portion of them, were still available. Tbe Lord-Lieutenant has recommended the Trea sury to grant a gratuity of 2871. 10s. to the widow and rawly of the late stipendiary magistrate, Mr. Orard Barry, of Wexford, that sum being the largest which was payable, according to the regulations of the sense. The Cork Reporter says:—" A letter from a well iakirmed correspoodast in London, under date of Ila turdsy, says, in reference to the Fermoy peerage, "The notion seems to be that Lord Derby's point is a [cod use, and that, as the patent cannot be revoked, A. B. Roche must be made a British peer.' If this shall prove to be a correct opinion, we suspect the 'obis earl is likely to think his point anything but a Pod one." LATEI DESPATCH OF THE SUPPLEDIENTAST MAIL Pot TOO SIIAT OP W•ll.—GlNStuki FOOT 011lICS, it/XS, 1866 * -10 Sown quence of on xi,eration in the bow or dra pelabial the French Niedite pocket w Welt leave s Mar lattheevery Monday,. the supplementiry mail for the met al !ler, hitherto despatched from this office by the day !I 'd to France on the revious Saturday, will not, is rotary, anode op till the eve ning of that day, sod all letters for Lae British forces or transport service in Orem*, Lwkal, and the Black Bea, or for the British hospital st . "'. t an, Plaid or received ie London in t ime for tee night Unite Plasm, will be forwarded in mob supplementary rat The Sapplealentary mails intended to Is.• deepen:bed O 7 the Preach pocket Jessie, Marseilles os Thursday, will tostothe to be made op on the morning of every Tuesday, teat present. —RovaLann escretal• A letter from Rome, in he Mosaappre, of Modena, 14 " 1 .. _ tea I monument to Denial O'Connell, iseented by 'mud, at the expense of Mr. bilussoni, the wellAsows ▪ Proprietor in Ireland, bee just bees completed. mid is hi% pissed is the chards of Bast' Agata alb Banana, "• 'nth, to the Irish College at Rothe. The issorietkls ti label by Dr. Newman. 4vbt £43 ft Al USIC. ..-..... - MA. MMUS'S CHOltai. CONCERTS.—Mr. Hallett gave the eighth end lest eoneert of this Benin at St Martha's Hall last evening. It wee divided into two parts, the first eeesistiar of emend, the wean of se alter mole. The prim eipal eels parts were nag by Miss Palmer, Miss Fanny Rowland, Mr. Montem Smith, and Mr. Thomas. Tbe chores, is sisal, was eeemposed of the members of Mr. Hallah's first upper school. The concert began with John &Intim Ban's motet, " I watch and pray," for two chairs, with three solo voices. It it a beautiful map 'Woe, and its performance on this occasion mast have disabused any one who might have supposed that the vocal music of the great old German muter is dry, 'squad, and uninelodious. Nothing could be more sweet and Cowing than its melody, more smooth and gran fal than its harmonies, or more clear and simple than its effect. Another composition of the s►me kind whin was afterwards sung, Mendelnohn's Psalm, alto for two noire, Why r►ge the Heathen ?" showed how deeply the 'modern artist had drunk of the well (amnia undefiled la the works of his illustrious predecessors. Bach's vocal music is osiy beginning to be known in this country the more it is known, the more it will be seen hew mush the greatest of the modern oomposen are indebted to his works. A solo and qautet, " Incline ad me," by Himmel, was sang with great parity by the four vocalists who hays been named ; aid Itaceelk's TsaYn r . " • is, Iligers," ire soprano and 'contralto voles, an exquisite specimen of two part writing, was tidiest'', executed by Kiss Rimland and Miss Palmer. A mutat, "Thou art beautiful," by Croce, one of the great Italian harmaniste of tbs sixteenth °eatery, tried severely this waiting of the chorus. It is a profound composition, full of intricate counterpoint, with many points of imitation sad responsive passages of extreme didlculty. Yet though it was sung without the aid of any accompaniment. the choristers never wavered for a moment. and they sang it. not only with clearnese sad Brenner, bat with an attention to all the delicacies of expression which would have done honour to any choral body is Oerntany. In the second part there were some beautiful madrigals and choral part songs, by the greatest vocal hannonists, from old Bennett and Travers to Bishop and Mendelambs. The whole performance of the evening were most attentively listened to and warmly applauded by a crowded audience. M. PAQUifil SOIREE MOSICALIL-M. Patine, we aced scarcely tall our musical madam, is as admirable seeoad only to Pistil, whom bawd Its re 'ambles is the floe quality of his tone, sad the grace and elegance of hie style, as • solo player. In his soused, given at the New Besthovea Rooms last sight, he dis played his powers to great advantage, particularly is a solo composed by hisaseU, sad entitled, li mantage . . . Bernal." Against for four violoncelloe,called LePoesia,•' maposed by Mercadaate, and played by Vern. Piatti, ilansmann,lingelke, and Pique, was canethingef a musical curiosity, the combination being a novelty. As a composi• boa it was shallow, being merely . a kind of song for the printipel instrument, amompanied ►y the others; but it was freely executed, t►e milady beton taken by Pieta. Woe were played, on the violist by M. &Jams, sad on the piano by the hills Arthur Napoleon; and vocal pieces were sung by Miss Stabbach, Mdlle. Krell, Mr. Seymour, Madame de Booms., and Signor Bordini. The rooms were crowded. FESTIVAL OF THE " THREE Cliiina. * —Tnesday, Wedeeeday, Thursday, and Friday, the 21st, 22ad, 23rd, and 24th August, are Azad for the holding of the neat inisetieg of the three thefts of Woreester, Hertford, sod alosceeter. The tothtiag takes place this year at Hereford. DRAMA. po),.ICIN ZAJLWAYS. 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ID LoaChmrt.lisek of Amt 10 Dille Now 5l Ltmishand County O Lomita Piot kook 0 LxitaamdMootvlmot -1 Not. Prow. of itostaad Do. Dow . Nothoml of Inland paw Month Otiomt.Donk =hoe Provisolotot Do. Sew Royal votration Book. lag mai A Odd Imp. 00. Sari Axnal& limbs of Attotralla Do. New OOT 113,000 00.000 9,916 gi:4300 30,0ci0 tool 11 , 000 «Imo Up& 1 - 3,0 1 1 111,000 1111.009 10,000 NAOS! 0 'I IS SOad h! I li '4 Ili iskersl Fowl If I ,I',r le ff I r I IS 1 1 8 i i 't 9 all In In pa desi. 1 4 iii3OOO ICAO 1110.0U0 10,000 14.1 40 loo,ooeeooll tsi,, li,itioil 711.000 TAOO3O 14000 ICAO Hi lii 6ftz&l dia Par II I p 64 1 01 zd le 1K ti Si pze . 2 ?. P i - db ii. Ili SI $$ 39 6: 63 4% 44 744 IN S II sli $ll 2i 1 db 81 SO 119 11l 114 113 2 1 Si I i se 17 18 61 46 id 1 2 4 4 3 31 111 11$1 It $ l 3 .- 7 i 73 3 3 e i r i I I 1 '4' • i I sd $Ol I' U 13i [THREEPENCE. MONEY iIARK.ET. ..- 1......- WIDNXIIDAT ZVIININO. The English stock market to-day was firm, and altogether free from any tendency towards fluctua tion. Prices closed the same as yesterday. The transactions are limited, owing to the anxiety to learn the progress of operations against Sebastopol, where the bombardment is understood to be now going on. In the interim, a variety of rumours, mostly of a discouraging character, are circulated, but meet with little attention. The continued ease of the money market imparts much steadiness to every de partment of the Stock Exchange, and leads to pur chases a a number of stocks hitherto neglected. Belgian ntilway securities are at present engaging some share of attention. At Paris to-ctoy the account price of the Three per Cent. Rentes closed per cent. higher than yester day, speculative purchases preponderating, but in the quotation for mot ey the rise was trifling. The Vienna money market shows some re-action after the late improvement, the Austrian funds being reported rather flatter, whilst the• exchange on London has ascended from 11.53 to 11.58. At Frankfort Aus trian stook has declined upv,-ards of 1 per cent. Consols only varied between 911 to 3 and 911 to .ex die. for the 10th July, and were last quoted 911 eenetly. Thet new Thirty Years Annuities wen dealt in at 1815-18 per U. annuity. Omnium closed at 41 to &prem. I n the foreign stock market business was almost entirely confined to Turkish, which fluctuated be tween 811 and 824, and was last quoted 821 to 4, or per cent. higher than yesterday. In other stocks the transactions were unimportant, but prices were nominally maintained. Report continues to point to an approaching loan for Turkey of five millions sterling. The corn market to-day was quiet, but well sup ported, at Mooday's prices. The dollars, ex Tyne, were sold to-day at 4s. 11/4 per ounce, being an advance of 14. per moos on the price realised for those by the previous blexicani packet. A considerable amount is bought up for India and China. The bar silver by this ship and the La Plata is not yet sold. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten ders, on the 25th inst., for the hire of ships for the conveyance of Coolie emigrants from Calcutta to Tri nidad. Land and bank shares to-day exhibited no move ment of importance. City Bank shares, however, have advanced to 5 to 6 prem., and Bank of London to 2* to 31 prem. Netherlands Land shares were dealt in at 21 (54 paid); Oriental Gas at I prem.; Penin sular and Oriental new shares, at 3 prem. ; Illinois Railway Seven per Cent. Bonds (free land), 1880, at 73 ; and New York and Erie Y had Mortgage Bonds, 1883, at 87 (exchange 4s. 6d.) Rome and Frascati Railway shams are quoted par to prem. mewls Ilk St. Kopper Misses of EL ' 0 tlisg.ll4l ins PreL ii /jr .o. ol; r t I 'Tomas SOI Great Nugget Vela Lg Nietwral /11, 1 Grand Duchy of lades 1 40 Grist ragtag' OS, ULM 1 S . SASS D.• B. --..-.. 1 I 108,01 1 1 New 1 01.Usine Mis. 1 lieswes Mode 1 SO Pastilbegi MUM WA 1 0 LW WOW ....... WOW 1 Mewls LW 1 00 *Wigwam bos 10,00 e lb tDo. Now 7.000 SO Ladner lle Cuts SNOOD 1 Lute sirtrallia 6,0410 10 Its Croft 00,174 :SAW Waited Meals= MON 1 Waller 100,000 1 West Mart....... 113'Aulralas AgriaalturaL 174 101amorallis Royal Mall— all 10 Sinn 1 2 alawarkm 7 8018 MM Assaina Land 4O H47..0 le BritaCal.aa.l2l•o.Co 1 100 Omaha 116 In. Do. aaaadlay 100 6 ham ..... I Prelims* 4 4 Paame dreams 4 20 Inairs Man O4 11 Enna Telmarapi Is tlanaral &S. Savigatke 14 20 OarralLll.9l/gglas Os. all IS Gem. hos Bona Olen all L ai 10 aolitarnsimaisatTaL all 10 anima I Illtinalan 0 1 Nakao! hiallin. Fad all 10 Nallansii last 0 2 12.112 Wain Oath latir. Mom lienipirk OD. 1 I Nur& Wk. AMeallaira all 90 at Range Slana. lb 1 Dal 11niollnarLandaallsems1 all 00 PaskaltOsiamtal Otani all Sal Do New lO Mania Ins Miasma,. as 1 109111ga1 Mall anat. OO , I Ellottish Austr.lonais.. Ml 1 11 Do. New I 1 18 Saab *manilas Lan— U 1 1 lonian's* Ina. *rip all / 1 Do. Do. Ito nstand all 1 20 Truit&Lcoano.otlipOis 0 1 100 Vaa MOWS land IS LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1855. NAVAL AND MILITARY. THE QUEEN AT FORT PITT. Her Majesty, when inspecting the invalids at Fort Pitt, en Tuesday, was condested by Dr. Geo. Dart cull, PH1.0., to No. 6 Ward. when a few lateens awe" prevented their appearing with their enarades i• the shanties gardens of that establishenet. In this ward were two lase, one with a white cap of ney light tezten on his head, the other la nit aid his fees baadaged, who particu larly attracted her Majesty's attention. After their cases had been described by Drs. Darnell and Perry, her Majesty kindly ioquired where they felt their pals, expressing the hope that they would soon be better, sad concluding the interview by tektite both their cards away, tinbtieu to be remembered is dee time. The wounded man with a light cap is Thomas Welker, 95th Regiment, a very young lean, who at the battle of lokerenten was valiantly unkind his way against the foe, when a shell barging over his head took a considerable portion of the top of the skull away, laying the brain quite exposed. He became esconseloss, end in this sad state wandered about for four or five bouts, bring separated from the Asia body, and was making hie way to the very front of t►e enemy when two Zonans kindly took his in charge to his tamp, where he wee received into hospital. This yang len had three pieces of his shall tensed at lieutari, vas piece as board eytteey; gtit%teed* manning* scathe spew, sloe, whoa two more large piee;s of the skull were skilfully displaced by the misistiite head of Dr. Piny, nuder the iressedate iospectios of Dr. Donnell, the primly's& medical °Meer of the fort. Walker has displaced a great anuniat of moral courage, end is most grateful to the chaplain, Mr. dtiosen, for con versing and modeling with hint: he will occasionally say, " It was a nasty rap—was it net, sir ?" ADMIRALTY. JUNE 20. - APPOINTMENT6.—Liett- I L 10 tenant O. J . Slaughter (1864), to the Transit, iroa screw IL steam store ship. of SOO horee.power, at Blackwell. IL Muter J. T. Davin (1841), to the Transit. it. Surgeon J. Ward (b) (1866), to the Hennes, 6, paddle- it et. wheel stem sloop, of 220 heteapower, et Weolw,ee. et. Rate W. F. Richatde (WM, to the Elena, 26, at Decou• . 4 . port. it. Mid , hiptuaa W. H. R. Grubbs, to the Meteor, 16, float- to lag battery, at Woolwich. M PORTSMOUTH, Jura 20. The IMpariallaa, 81 'Wow frigate, Captain Wat son, C 8., hauled alongside her bulk yesterday, and has t• ken I. storm, provisions, *c., to-day. She is melded progress in her rat, but will not be able to loans for the M. Bahia, as has been orroaeoasly reported, this week. She will probably be a week or so before she is complete. le This Prometheus, 8, paddle sloop, Commander Selwyn, arrived at Spithead this attassoon, from Plymouth; Roar- at. Admiral Firmest)* takes 'wasp to &daisy' in her, to so assume the olllos bald by the lido Rear-Admiral Boxer. Hs 40 is imputed to arrive here tomorrow. The Hearty, steamer, prahasod out of the mtmshant au- s i t I Ass for doing duty as a stoma tag at Constantiaople, sailed Ix he bar (intimation last night. et Tbs ships is harbour and at Spitbsod dressed out is 00 adman to-day, and. at did also the purists*, at noon fired a SI ✓oyal ;salute, this Wax the analuireasy of her Majesty's 1 "` ft ossemisa to the +hems. So The baggage of t h e Oxford regional of militia was em- se butted trada es board the sailing transports Caistarbary, Si. No. , No, 118, and at 10 to-merrow mom log this gaglmant the number of 600 nun will also go le on bused hr eanWpaeo to Cork. Tho tams who go out ft with the ropinsimt are Lienteasat-Colonel J. W. Paw, s Major A. M. Burge, Captains A. M. Matthews, B. F. Lambert, F. F. Toren'', the Hon. P. Barrington, the M. Hon. A. S. A. Anassley ; Lieutenants W. C. B. Constable, N. Gifford, B. C. S. Cols, C. B. Crawley ; Ensigns T. r , F. Bulkeley, B. W. Severn, P. W. Aston. LT. Clark, 1 „ .. Adjutant and Contain G. Coming, Quartenawitar W. N. le Ralph, Bergson R. J. Haasatelp and Assistant Surgeon 10 Watts. Read-parters of the regiment pin the Chapman, 111 sad both ships are exported to sail to-morrow afternoon. 10 TbsTersovoniatie, hos wow steam-ship, belonging to tho Nebbish, and Oriental Company, arrived at Spithead this it , oftsesons ham Shoonsors, laving about 700 Royal Artillery- ti. men on booed he saavispaso to tie Best She has pat is 10 to take store* on board. gi. The Mary Davidson, freight ship, sailed to.day for the Black Sea, wise with stone, provisions, ate. Another ; limiter ship has arrived today to ell The Wilson Bawdy and Prioress Bops's, ailing teas- sporta, have gooe wit of harbour to day. It is reportod their le unitise ars no longer required. ADRLPIII. Madame Celestes annual benefit took place lase night, when was produced a new dram►, la two acts, by Mr. Tom Taylor, entitled Helping Hands. The piece has wise of thews elements of excitemeat which lave nasally charms terind the productions of this establishment, being a drama rather of sentiment than of action. The story is extremely simple ; there are scarcely any strong situations, and it W.@ altogether very much the appearance of having been Inas (erred from narrative into action. Lorton Hansaan (Mr. Webster) hen been a celebrated violinist, bat, losing his sight, is reduced to extreme indigence, insomuch that he descends at last even to street-playing for the support of himself and his daughter, Margaret Hartmann (Me- dame Celeste). At last even this resource fails him, and the delights endeavours to ward off stars, Von by copying music. All is is vain, however. and the pitiless landlady sizes oe their goods for arrears of rent. Among the articles so seised is a valuable Straduaries violin, which old Hartmann prises more than life heel!, u the instrument of his former profes sional triumphs. This seizure takes place during the Mesas of Matinees and his daughter, and in the premises of the sympathising servant-of-all work 'Tilde (Mrs. Keeley). At this juncture • letter is brought to Hartmann from Lord Q ley, a musics amateur, requesting the professor's auesdaaee to examine and report on his lordship's instruments. The bearer of this letter, One William Rufus, alms Vinkin, alias Shockey (Mr. Keeley), is one of the shoe-black brigade, and recognises in 'Tilde a former flame. both bevies been boast's of the same workhouse. Sboekey more over dissevers that he was formerly in Hartmanee service, and remembers with compunction that he bad repaid his benefactor by robbing him. Having saved up tea pounds, the magnanimous shoe-btack purchases the I l diotrained goods. Meantime, the Jew broker, Isaac Wo.ff (Mr. Selby), returns, hoping to get the goods into his own bands, and to realise a large profit on the violin, whose false he well knows. Finding himself forestalled, how• 'for, he makes the beet bargain he can with the shoe-block, by purchasing the instrument of him for 1501., which sum Shockey intends to devote to the reacted of the se sician's daughter to a warmer clime, which step hag been counselled by • Mr. Merton (Mr. Pontine), • Mr dical man and fellow-lodger. To conceal fres die blind musician the lose of his much-prised lasts meat, an inferior violin is substituted in the bogoild de osiving him ; but on his return he discovers the treed, end his agony at his deprivation terminates the first act. The second set opens in the library of Lord Quaverley (Mr. Owl► den), an enthusiastic collector of rare violins. The Jew broker Wolff offers poor Hartmana's instrument to the rich amateur, and effects Hotels for 2501. Lord Quavering has a brother, the Hoa.Calverley Hautbois (filr.Leigh Mar-i ray), who has ulterior designs on Margaret Hartmann, and endeavours to promote his object by promising her employ ment in copying music for Lady Quaverley. In accompany ing his daughter to the abode of the dilletente lord, old Hart mann hears the tones of his violin, and recognises his instru ment. A service performed by Mr. Merton in the family of Lord Q ley, is rewarded by the gift of Hartroann'sviolia, which is transferred to its former poseessOr by the friendly FRAUD ON TWO LITSILTOOL MERCHANTIL—Yea- 10 doctor, who is moreover made happy by the hand of Hart- terday. at the Liverpool Police court, Mr. Conway, barrister, applied for a marmot whet a person named Jasper William 'Po mann's daughter. The Roui's schemes are defeated, and ? b o l t: D e u r!, o f f oL iv sw er indl; . nf ut ll o r t Mesee 6001. itartapdreMr. II ared :a b g a b t es io n t s ; : n r- set. general esplanatioas lead to a somewhat lengthened poetical tag," which poises to the shoe-black and 'Tilde u the formed the acquaintance of the gestiemen aimed, at the " helping hands," by whom all has been set right ; and en Rock Ferry Hotel, and by florid representations of some es appeal talkie audience for their " helping hands" was re. mitre works which he bad in Ireland in cennesion with a IS patent preens of osodorisieg charcoal, induced them to le spaded to right hastily—tb• curtain falling amidst IMMO to become h is agents in Liverpool, they goyim down u unstilted applause and loud calls for the author. 601. in cash, and subsequently giving, bills of eschange to ju It will be seen that there is no involvement of plot, the amount of 600 s. Something haying suited Mr. Mu- Lel and very little dramatis interest in this story—added sey'e suspicion, he west over to Ireland and disoovered that no charcoal works w el ted there Issloogiss to Rogers. The l e i. t 4 which, there are so many long rhapsodies and apostrophes promounced by the (derma• musician over his violin, that Ple magistrate granted the „aPPl.iesta"*... DIIONT.—Toe Sardinian notatatcY of War bas the little action which the piece pongees' is tediously re &elided that the effective streag , h of all the cavalry yogi- I. larded, and a sense of weariness is very frequently iodated. rtnbt:nashanall beineofoor..c.beispeefutsreol44ovae"tasea, ie order to fill up Much of this should be retrenched, and the drama would tea that may smear in Il e 1 gain greatly by beinf a made to occupy about one-half the the rank . I f ths impeeitteit ; ey cores 1• the But. M time which elapsed im repuestation last night. Mush SPAIN.—MADRID. 311:411 18.—Diaturbitourd bug of its seae • se mesa la fairness be attriauted to the acting, taken place at Seittego, in cogs/queen of the dearness of t . which was on all kola •zcelisst . Mr. Webster, as the Oer • bat . thf y have been put down . The Queen returns • man madman, urea admirable in his delineation of the simpleminded eatlersinathresilruse. Dilate gave a touching t 6 e•PE.aI to-day. Th • financial question is not yet decided. The re ago in the Cortes to-day were with- KO picture of Wm sairlfbes daughter. Of o rs. Keeley, u ' the slatternly beesehedi estedv,w bat odd entabin tion outoi°W*W oftoday sad pathes,weeds sae convey no idea. Like ell that oMIinaRLAND.—The opening of the Ordinary KM- te this artist does, ► f la the perfectas of low rowdy. Heeley's Mon of the Seise Federal Assembly is flied for the Sod I stage-black was of emote • rich ties of farce, and the scenes Jol7• Amon, the number of subjects to bs brought between hiee „a erilu were ro g eo uto of grea t mirth . under oossideratioa will be the affair relative to the et Nor must we forget to praise Miss Cethbert as the virago situation of TOWS°, which, it is thought, will be the most landlady ; she was the very type of • lodging -tatting batpy. troublesome instates of the swiss. IS • ith a keen eye to her rent sad 1•e- lodgers' tea-caddies. The Royal 11E<•il ship Beet Nevis, Captain Heron, Mr. Leigh Murray lad bet a small part, but his defines• with a very heavy sail and 260 passerine, nailed this after. non of the simpering meg was most artistic. la short, it loon for M.lhouree with an vsmilleni wind. She bsioags is would be impossible fee the pies to be better acted, sad, to m om . p i ,ki iii pos wu m e s White Star um of with aoseidarsblo rosrosainist, villenbasse an •,eta. p u kes, ma is misted to mg a seeped pomp. SOUTHAMPTON, June 20. 5 1 : Early this morning, one officer, 27 men, and 61 * honer, belonging to tit. 4th Light Dragoons, arrived hers le from Manchester, and were embarked in the Golden Flown II transport. la the coarse of the day 2 officers, 65 men and 103 horses, belonging to the Ist Dragoons. arrived from Houns low, end were aloe emberked in the Golden Fleece. These st. detachments are to be leaded at Scntari, with the reserve force (or the Crimea. The Golden Fleece proceeds to Cork at. to morrow morning, to rake on board 11 °facers and 77 men 11 of the 42nd Regiment of Foot, 2 officers sad 80 men of the 79th Regiment, and 8 officers end 69 men of the 93rd Rolf- ,? mint. These detachment' see to be landed at Malts. She 6. will also take in at Cork 3 officers, 46 men, and :88 horses, es. Melte Bth Dragoons ; sad 1 officer, 26 men, and 48 horses, si Of the 11th Dragoons, which are to be landed at Scutari. q The whole force which th. Golden Fleece will take out will be 28 alone, 968 men, and 288 hones. The Golden Fleece ..,"" hes orders to return to Ragland from finnan immediately, 7 unless wanted In the Bleck Sea or Mediterranean. Major at, Robertson, a amber of the Transport Board, was here SI, yesterday to inspect the Golden Fleece. et. SHEERNESS, Jona 20. The (Hatton ' floating battery, Captain Cumming, ST steamed out of the fitting basin yesterday, at 3 p.m., and et proceeded away es a trial trip, for two days, with the i t ream vessel Airiest. She bad, on leering the harbour at 3.30 p.m., a strong flood tide and fresh wind iron the north- to east, newly right ahead. filvi made fair way out after 10 she got clear of the shipping in the harbour. The Horatio, &- mew steamship, Captain the lion. A. A. Coatis*, is !I seder orders to proceed to Heligoland to bring volunteers ; here who have entered the Forego Legion, fur the purpose is of their being drilled sad organised here. et Si . DUBLIN, Jens 20. et. H.M. screw troo p _ ship Assistance arrived yes- 00 terday in Kingstown Harbour, to embark temps for the seat Rt of war. She had as beard a detachment of the Scots Greys, it and this day she will take is drafts of cavalry, and about e 200 of the 72nd Highlanders. This noble ship is asst 1,900 tons burden, and has engines of 300 horse power. A Pt. number of visitors from Dublin and Kingstown were admitted ir oa board last mein/. le A detachment of 8:h Hassan, cos sistimy of 66 Ewe, and' shoot 90 bores*, bays arrived at Cork, to embark for the a. Crimes, in the Gold.. Flans steam ship, which is 'spouted M. in Queenstown harbour this day. This detachment is under OIL the command of Capiain Reilly and Cornet Webster. A draft of the 11th (or Priam Albert's Own) Hassan arrived iu on Saturday in Cork, from Newbridge barracks, conaistiog of u 23 w ee, and 46 hones, to await the arrival of the sense vessel Se for conveyaaco to the Rost. Si It is said that an addition is about to be made to 25 I the army by the organisation of a corps of labourers, to be im called the " Army Works " corps. They will have a uni form, sod, besides a pickaxe sod spade, will catty seilleient arms to provide for sudden attack. They will be very So valuable is constructing works, leaving the regular troops at of the line available for lighting. SHARE LIB2R WIDXJSDAY ETINIZIL The re u w ej share market today wee inactive, bat firm. The cloaioo quotations were generally about the same as those of Yesterday, but in A fsw suss a slight improvement was observable. Great :Carthorse were rather better. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz. The railway share market today vprejodieo6 by the decline in Consols, and most of the heavy stocks are quoted rather lower. London and North- Western is Quoted 103 to 1; Great Western, 671 to 68 ; Midlana, 741 to 75 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 811 to 821; South-Eastern., 181 to I ; Caledonians, 31 to / ; and Great Northern., 231 to 1. n French shares Eastern. ars flatter, at 351 to 38, but Paris and Lyons are rather better. Great Western of Canada shares are again lower. 011DINARI gamuts *IW eracki. P d. l ZAILWATO. -4 F" -- is= 3 " B. a4M,WdeJavirstValkay 1 _ tall 4 Ahlmi FL - r* iii...i .ii 481114918. F„. • Omit era 48 DIM ma WWI Jona 100 OA all Dood..PelLoodiabh/J. all Olho a tr usass a Ikeela Ye You Oohs, Ci;earA.... Do. (bah I. D. splay.. VS Diadem B 100 fait Ileolashlro . ... 100 Beldienh all Ildliimeh sod 100 100 =Ana 100 GINA MOM ...... 100 Do. fbi 00 Do. B. hot W.R. 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I se PraisahrMOT z _.. ll- aikwaugumesai ifi dtb+tbm U 00 alor ises" til l , Oita 111,etir . r" , ...r. 7 4 1 i 124 U SS 14 , Vi 10—sii."Titioi:L.....1 II ew volley,' peel:Um:l 1 07.sigriii 15 Ms Me ISO IMO It Ow 1511emil 11; In la ti 99 91 146 :4 I 1 1 Pi 5$ 0 49 Is 104 111 IV a (U tal II le dis. O U U NI THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English funds today have declined 1 to 1 per cent., owing chiefly to the announcement that the French Chambers are convoked for the 2nd July, to consider of a loan. Consols were first marked 911, and are now quoted 911 to 1 ex div., for the 10th July. The Three per Cents. Re duced have been dealt in at 92/ to 921; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 921 ; Bank Stock, at 210 to 2111; the New 30 years' Anus. at 16 7-16 to 16 15-16; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 1001 to 101/; India Stock, for socount, at 235; Exchequer Bine, March, at 18e. to 21s. prem.; ditto June, at 14s. to 17s. prem.; and India Bonds at 275. prem. Foreign stooks are quiet. Turkish is rather weaker at 82 to 1. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. sa. quoted 181 to I Citasaisn Five per Cents., 99 to 101 and Mexican 211 to 22. Dutch Four per Ceot Certifs. have been dealt in at 95 to 1; Sardinian at 861 ex. div. ; Peruvian Four• and-a-Half per Cents. at 691; and Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 99 to 841 ex div. MINES. W3DNUDAT Evaarnre. A moderate amount of business has been done to-day in home mining stocks. Generally the market is quieter than it was last week. Amongst the sales reported are Allred Consols at 111, 121; Rosewarne, 210; North Basset, 271 ; West Basset, 31; West Alfred Console, 13, 14; Sortridge Consols, 21, 3; Wheal Kitty (Sr. Aries), 31; Wheal Edward, 41; Wheal Arthur, 12; frehaue, 41; Trebervah, 3; Kilraine, 10s.; Fentowo, 104.; Cadington, 20e. The gold mining and other foreign and colonial stocks were quiet. The annual meeting of the Royal Santiago Mining Company is called for the 11th July. At a meeting of adventurers in Wheal Guano, held to-day, a call of 3s. per share was made. THIS DAY.—Two o'Cioca. The gold mining shares remain dull. Agua Fria and Great Nugget Vein shares ate quoted 1 to 1; Nouveau Monde, tot; and Colonial Gold, 4to 1. Australian Agricultural Owes are quoted 31 to 33; Peel River, 24 to 21; and North British Austrsluisn, I di.. to par ; and Scottish Australian Investment, to 1 prem. Clarendon Mining shares have been dealt in at prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKED.—THIS DAY. The market is firm to-day at the following quotations : Town Tallow 60s. nett oath ; Petersburg Y. D. on the spot 625. to 61. ; June, 625. to 3d. ; Octoberto December, 635. 9d. MINCING-LANE.—'IIII 3 DAY. SIICIAIL—There has not been a public sale to-day, and the m.rket is without &iteration. Retioed steady. Corms.—Tbe public sales are progressing steadily with out any material alteration in pekes. lac —The m►rket cootinues ull. PilliiiNTo mid steadily in public sale at fall prises, sed. to 6.1 t. tier lb. Corrow.—We an without transactions of importance tee report Ring remains without alteration. SiLTritTan.—THlS arida cannoros is good demand, at rattier higher priors. Retr■ction. 84 and 4/i, sold 28e. 3d. to 28. 6A.; ■nd ref., under 6, reported sold, at 325. RON hes been in demand and it is very MEOW, to buy at last week's prime. In other artic►es no material alteration. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply large, and trade beteg. Prune meadow bay, 755. to 85..; superior, Km to 1051.; inferior, 50a. to 60s, /peon, riot. to 85t. ; clover, 90e. ts 1264.; second cut, Wis. I, 120.. ; straw. 261. to 30e. The Mayor of New Yoi Is is &bowing up the pewits who let or tease gambhog bon's, and houses of ill tame, in order to let the world me who are the men that eau complacently go to church on Sunday and say that grinsh'ing is "a bad tning,"an4 ye.. lease their houses for garablaug &rawly equally bad purples, and receive 2,000 dollars per abeam tor bou.es which, uoder other cir cumstances, woulunot ren• for 600 4ollars. This is a very admirable and desirable pr,jett. It 10! remove the veil that hides so much sanctimonims typocrisy.—New York Pear. Immense quantities otmeckerel have been caught near Gummy. A tew days lines one boat entered Guernsey with 3,000 meeker's. another with 2,900 e ud a third with 1,804. Other boa's <sterol with savallalrgipaiK s .• tides. CRYSTAL PALACE.—SHILLINO TO' oe payment, 8,898; ditto 1,278 —*lntel, 10,176. NEWPORT, ABEEOAVENNT, AND 1111701LEVA psi.—Trythe receipts for the week erdillig Inns 11101, 1 '" 727'. 16.. 31.; corresponding period, 1851,3/41.1de, '7l BELFAST AND Cowry DOWN KIGLWAT.4TraIIO4 remipts foe the weskandiog June 17, 11 1 18, pipoomee. wassemAisi pedal, 1864, 2411. 105. ' J.:: :1 t p. 910 90 92 ii ii 14 i 16 11 11 150_1 137 11111 Si *I re il3l i Pis 181 119 141 it i die 4. 101 105 53 Id 4 I 1 als i.e IN De It; A de ow 19 101 ; 16 IS e 2 6 pm t If IS AIL a to WO le lai ISS 27 19 114 111 i i 34 s" LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. I&VIZPOOt• JWS 20.-The market bra been inn mil las. alma sedge. lanorbin and Tertabire, 991 -London nal /lank Western, 1011 4 Si 1 -Ditto (1 sham), 9-141 d.--111anabadar. NW daid. sod Lincoln, . 7I -14141 wad. 751-Boutb luta% 14113.16.- Lesamboarg conatltatod. I 1..14. 11A9caaaraa. /0.. 9.-Tbsre bee be= auu liestoeu with we.r lower free. Mande. 9 1-Dow, IS 4 S - Is 4 Lan . emigre, 19 9.15-Landon and Meth Wesh 1131- 41 4 a d t Lied., 421 -Yeak and ?fork 610161ada, 3F-Heft Stafirds, 13:9211.011•11. lona 20.-Tlele ere Mr ineeme el b e er.. mud thl. mark.% *ado. at stilludeeein uhres-Illitsed meek wisdom at 741 -landon sad Nardi Weelerns eland et 15 1 1-11 in sandbank and lawbya. at 44-and Oil libledablialls Casa % at W. Lana. Juan 101.-We bats bed Lea aderrity in tbs market ibis inarnit r, and, oa the 1/11018. WON US SIR .Ir/1) mahlembed. Fr. the Um we as ielleglv-Hdisa/MUlhelield. and . Lintolaalurn, 1711-LIIIISOIke end Yeeloldeee. kit-Matt Easters and Noma, 15—Oneven Wee litiar. 171. OIL Demur. Jens 19.-Thrse per Oneele (tint), 111-New Three preset. ntoek, 91f, 1 -Comnatelol Dalian guru (461. Se. Id. 111-Coarararra' Gel Compaap (71.1014. 61-111•1ftOorapaap of Ireland (71. paid), 61 - Widow o , oer Mins (SI. paid), 31-lnib- Iln and Belfast June lon (461. paid). 411. 4—Dabiin and Wt. b: 1101. laid,. Ed-Dundalk and Itamehillee (101. paid), 14. NORTH WFSTRIN RAILWAIG-Traffic for week „wi ng J une 17. -Passensiem, parcels, carriages, home, sad issue, 31,187 e. 17s. 2d. ; 'merchandise, 22,0944. 12s. 44.; cattle, 923.. Is. 3d. Total, 54,186 k • 10s. 9d. Coereannadins week, 1864, 63,798 i. 14s. 74. GREAT NORTHERN 11.41LwAY.-Return of bac ter week ending Jane 10, 1865 Peseengers, parcels, mir. riss. hones, dm" sad mai15.8,7824. 168.111.; merchandise and minerals, 9,9784. Sa. 3d. ; cattle, 4831. Bs. 61.- Total, 19,2614. 12e. 84. Corresponding week, 1864, . 17,4871. 13s. 9d. SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. - Traffic for week ending June 17, 1856: -Passengers, 12,7601. 18s. 10d.; Roods, 4.1294. 2e. 101. Total, 18,8804.,15. Bd. MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAT.-Trafflo for week ending Jane 17, 1955 :-Pes milers. Paresis, dt^.. 3,4111.'2.. 3d. ; goods, 6.6681.135. 3d.; Total. 9,0791.16. 8.1 Corresponding week, 1864, 7,6421.13.. 4d. Incresse, 1865, 1,4374. 20. 3d. GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. - Traffic for week Wing Jane 18. 1856, responding period, 1854, 5,7981. 5s 10.1. Increase in 1b56, 6341. 25. Bd. EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY-Trifle Ireesipts for the weekending Jane 9, 1866, 6,017 L 18e. ; sorrosocadiair period, 1864 6,121 L 13e. 94. ft ii di. Do. to