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Halts's opera the Bohemian Girl was given here last night, with a very etheiest chorus and eats band, conducted by Signor Schirs, in the absence of the regular conductor, Mr. Edward Fitswillion, who is understood to be seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Sims Reeve., as Thaddeus and Arline, were of course the chief attractions of the even ing, and the singing of these accomplished artists was received throughout toe opera with toed demonstrations of applsuie by • very crowded audience. The east sea generally good, including, besides Mr. and Mrs. Reeve", Wessm Weiss, Mmeen, and Farquharson, sad Mies Harriet Gordon • and Balfe's pretty and popular mune has seareely ever Coin hoard to gr. aver advantage than at the Haymarket Theatre. Judging by the fah attendance of last night, Mr. Bark/tone's operatic experiment bid. fair to be highly succmsfal. OLYMPIC. The clever little burletts, 27w Welsh Girl, ones well knows at this theatre, has bees revived very esess e. fully, the part of Julie Wag bg Mks llholg Teresa. wes prods's/ es Nisare s sod erg _k het sight with great applause. The esbjest I the Spirals the world. A yoeng Welsh lady, who bas made a elasdeellse aurioge, personates a rummy girl, and is that gains, by sew of her charms and her Welsh dillies, Se eapthetes her iiioitiomf•sseabs, a sholeris but kftilisieledl she rade mai, that be falls is love with her, red slaw* wry her himself, bat 'hes the truth maga Out nalaila to hie lisepowissett with a good grace, rod hikes do ram room' into Wooer. Mies Tertian, with her Welsh attire, her Ws lett dialect, her Welsh melodies, sad her arch play falasse, siag:ed with kitbag, is 111 basinating • little Welsh reetie se sea be insignia'. She siege some of the iwellioot Weds of the Primipality with a very owlet yoke, mad crest taste aid espressioa. The plies is altogether well p.rfermed. Mr. Emery plays the wars. tespered, warm hearted Oki Welk hermit to the life ; sad Ms. Naves, le Davy Jame.l6. eM slireard, I. equity pod. The whole Item ea .sand egly pleasant estersaissest. The bard% coaoart of iiiissaaaa tiTOlC : ipisse at the Ilasevirqqaare Rama ea lleagay maim. he Mow* inn the progiumake : NM L Inhale le II 1et 6 11 .4.. 6 SOU. --..—..-- ........ ... Lenn Meeere... nib Men Itelehr==et i l .;:. notalloor. Iteeette for nein. Nee. *seen. hem ene t =temen. hnellen. Lem. Mentel. Man. Mintnee. MlSlten. C. liereee, see Meinees. RAW. a.IL " A quel ens* i Mennc aws. 1 siddiran. Ma. "0 ht,lesel aim posmare J nib MINK. i Overton. "Mee et the Speite". Parr IL Illakela. Pa / ,_. BMW% ' Fri ST am • .4." Madams Oars Novato 1111111 • Mtn iskliart (0.« les TIE ......... Mena. Cliviten.. Lreleene ee le t .... Ceeleer. Oninne. liYm;1\14;;;f: It via amtgastasy W aisarva la the gierraia• us slaw teal work of Magnithde by en Reglish composer ; sad the Mork Of &r. Lasat's symphony jestlfled the good taste sad Adllitht of the dilutor. In 'Wag's( it forward eta this easseten. It wee performed, seder the suthor's own direc tion, with greets pirit, the bead evidsatly exerting them selemy 4 t i ld wi e t i f ee allj t uj i tles. It fe iad gnat skW, bu eed t . i y i i meste a rl e wr i k a ,vaotsallia. live power, and seataiairig many bold and original camp time. The allegro viva's, with which it °peas, f. writhiswith great eniesstithe sad vigour. tea smooth and ddieaa movement, is which no use is made of the trom bone. or drams. Its subject is a lovely melody, expanded sad varied with reach beauty and sumo flee effects of cos- trait. The Reels is fiery and rapid • and, es a pieces of eounterpelet, is perhaps the mom Masterly movement of the whet.; the fagots with which it is wound up i• came.- Maly effective. This very excellent composition wee warmly applauded. The beautiful romauce Is the first eat et the Ilusnimots. in which Raoul de.cnbes in sash glowing scants the chums of the ma known fair oae, was delici .ugly suet by Reichert. Yin peeformence wee equally admirable in voice, style, end expression ; it was the very lemma.. of ardent tenderness. Rpohr's celebrated Monett°, which Carib( seat. is well knows to emeteuri. It has been repeatedly played at these con meta, Out aressioe. &Linton played the ;mamma pert wi,h a Willi am/pet esecatioa which repeatedly produced bursts of trre applause, sad he w admirably supported by all C lik at i t as h performers, every one of whom is a complete mister of his instrument. Madams Clara Novelle produced so immense effect in the air hoc florets , ' —the divine iavottatioa to Rope—which she sang with a degree of vocal power and an iatessi•y of feeling Weber's saperbovertare to the " Rider of the Spirits," which terminated the first pert. was Playult with , Boa Wage"?' admirable direction, in a manner which we bate never heard surpassed. It was ve►emently encored, sad repeated with unditainis led effect. Beethoven's ilymphooy in A was of course the greatest feature of ti‘. COSILI rt. The prevailing character of this great effort of gamins (especially is the tint and the last movements) is fiery impetuosity ; and this was beighteied by Wagner's mauler of pressing forward (as it were) the rod°e of the orchestra. Tbia reprint was out is the least prejudicial to the 'learner of the ezemetlon ; we heard every phrase with the utmost diatiowaese ; sad ibe relaxations of the time in the caltrark paar■ges had, to OM haling, an admir■ble t ffect of contrast, though some elide, we are aware, find fault wish such things as being saJestifiable 'thirties with the composer. Such things, however, are constantly done in bourse, quartets, fro. ; and, if so, we we no good reason why they should be prohibited ia symphonies. The breatiful, complaining slow movement in A mator, which presents so flue a contrast to the impetuous movement which precedes it, was given with the utmost delicacy and temente. The duet from Cori jaw Torte—use of the sweetest this's in Mozart's sweetest opera—wee .ung by Madame Clara Novell() sod Reichert with the utmost grace sod ruler -111,811. Onalow's overture is a very clever composition; but the last pros, at a warn in this country, is always an erfaist penis'. By that time the ladies are is a flurry to get to their carriages, and the finest ark in the world will not I keep them quiet in their meta. Ma. STERNDALE BEAN krt's CONCERT9.—The last of Mr. Bennett's series of pertunneurts of Musical piano forte oasis was given at the Hattover•rquare Ramis last evening. The great room was literally filled to overflow- I tog, numbers of persons having been unable to obttio seats. In the iastrumental pieces, Mr. Bennett was accompanied on the violin by Mr. Bisprove, and on the violoncello by Signor Paatti. These pieces were Iltimmel's Trio fo E flit, Op. 96; Beethoven's Bonata, Ou, al, fur the pianoforte nod violin ; nod Mr. Bennett's Sonata Duo for the piano and violoncello—a charming emapositioo, worthy of oompanionihip with the works of the greatest masters. Mr. Bennett Blowier. played several solos; e Romance of Mr gen, the Rondo of Duatek's 't Invocation Sonata;" and mortal of Mendelmohn's Lrtde► Wins Worts. There was also some elegant vocal music. Misa Dolby s►ng Mos trt's beautiful ana, "Non so donde and Bennett's pretty song, t. Dawn, peutle flower ;” and Attwood's loop, .Marraton and Yaratilda," was well song by 14114 !Robbie - b. At the conclusion of this eatertaioweut the crompany separated with a genital feeling of regret that it was the last. BOMB AND COLONIAL SCBOOL SOCIETY. The summer season at this theatre commenced on Monday, under the management of Mr. George Alfred Web. stet, of the Edinburgh and Dublin Theatres. An eugage moot haa been entered into, for a ;seri id, with Mr. 13.-r.j Webster and Madame Celeste; sad the performances of the week en to consist of 114E1.1 of the popular woes of the A.letphi and Hapasarket theatres. Ti.. proarernme for the opening of last night eassiated of the mehidrems of TA. G►een BriAss, and the come drama of IV hes sour Fr iend t o► the Qwersaberry Pita. The house was crew ded, mod the audience appeared highly delighted with the entertainments i d the ironing. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 2, 1865. The nineteenth annual meeting in connexion with this society took plass ou Monday at the Seluml•ressus, Oray's•Ma-road. Mr. J. BIJDOES (be the abuses, from UM of the Earl of Chichester) eatupied the chair; sad amount those present we observed the Earl of Shaftesbury. Lord if. Cholmondeley, Lord Redateek, the Bishop of Mel. bourne, the Dean of Hereford, sad surnerons clauses of the established church. • Thaw wu a preliminary szaminstiou of the Mode Schools, the result of which was highly creditable both to tesehen and pupils. The noon rammed up the work of the trailing depart- ' meet as follows: Denise Menu the miff irs tube/ M lemius for 11 meeths• order Ma Ortensrma Muir of Aghast owl Deswabw, tant, who bow bus ewwwwwwlei eslieshAS ou esnwittee; I weave k nue, amt sent kr II semi" ; I teedwes wind ler wawa purled. sod seesemeekil hp by the ewsmAllee; I p IS weskits* esesp l. ewe fte 114 weir" hatable •IS leidews or 11 =zit ba sest lir sheilorpedeisi leseaws aidest se swilmi rl Mt Miss slither Si systersestee. Isr theilles emu ke IMOD wheals as ;le lessisee YAW. whoa MI Mese! lot 11 - teseruswess r M tosehers basing kit Mete wheels MA waned for el totpeevelonli. M. bass sofa esewwwwwied to alewases. non SO were wow la Is/Mac seeds ht *eh smog Mr. b. be S.. tuned wear the Umeswarat illeites of Awes es/ De- w• • mar. ISM. mg to be wwwwesttel sdesole by the 1 11 eeamftw7l 11Wieste Is their list year. te be Wised 1 11. seder he Oweesweue telsmise of August mg Diswers. 1261. me Is be rescesswied to edwis by the wesselwre; 2 stelstow ea U gewsl. us/wet lie ews yeses trebles nadir the sees iisstes ;St Ir alsawlets Nods ewe le behubsed =kw the Nast Girl BHARB LIST& ORDINARY MARES AND STOOKS. Cicala( Pm! as Monday. Mr to-asy to I pm. 1100 I ANIMUS Oil Asaissig.. all Bina Wal..! Enna % pa, HI Dd. is. de SO IM L NS Brigid ma Wait Odadwas....--- all Mawr add dkarbitA dl Cbrt sad Dols. ..... U Oulda awl Sant Jena DENLAlL.rdalsacd.). WO dig ar teittatslrd w=Mike. 01 . ;;; . .C IL U. 3rds.) mainaliii t._ seat by pucka to be trained; le — yoang mem mak ab 10 rentals one year or mere; 1 snidest to be trained Le an ,; rovenieree, ismilies sad privates:book •St The infant Wool contained 160 children; the mixed 8 ,. (11 ' school (for both sear) 120 children ; the javenile school ge, (for older children of both sear) 160 children ; and the ft. practising school', 250 children. The training erablish- Mete at Madras, Montreal, and Halifax were imamate, 2 1._ hvouribly ; and aid bad been rendered to the training insti- g'• Wien esteb:iehed by the " Church Education Society for NI Inland," in Dahlia. The incense for the year bed ken us. 49391. 10s. 10d.; sad the impenditiare 6,9351. ; leaving a Pe Wna_in band of 41. 10s. 10d. AL Ildlesrii 100 Edis b ber.. PAO 100 3 : tvirlilsMi 100 1 0 0 Da A. Ms* : Diu 1, Ms* L OO ie Ot. PostLasil West. (Ire.) 190 Grist Wolin 190 Do. IltossValleyGuAtk. All LiacsatAr od Carlisle 141 Do. Tads 4 Do. New Thirds 100 Lonosoblre sod Storkeldre 1 191 Do. Mho Do. Wad Nang Doke 1 11 Looks ssil birdman , 100 Los., Brighten, &8. Coss 100 Lund. sad Dank Wears Do. tor asap 16 Do. 911 the The Earl of Sithevseseen moved the following u the -- first resolution :—" That this meeting, whilst directing the It report before them to be extensively circulated, and appoint ing the undermentioned noblemen and gentlemen, the so committee for the ensuing year, feel it tight distinctly to as empress their opinion that a vigoroae prosecution, and lib,- MI ral extessiea of the plan upon which government has now i t /cud for 9 years, appears to them to afford the most Full- 45 cal and satisfactory solution of the various difficulties which fit at present .mbarrass the question of national education." et. Ihe concluding portion of the resolution, said t••• nolsle 116 earl, am toe cation of a very important principle. at a el. time when the question of national education had been egein ee brought up. There were now three distinct plans before u the House of Commons, differing from each other very con- e siderably, but all agreeing upon one point; sad that was the necessity of public rating for educational purposes. lb This seemed to him the most important principle of the measures, and to that principle he was meet decidedly op- u pond. Without entering tally into the argument, he ofs ,sight begin by saying--mud he thought many would con• et. cur with him—that, if the levying of a rate for education le became the system, it would entirely suppress all private and ! peramial effort for the promotion of educational objects ; There would be in the new system a cold official form, just is ailowieft so much of religion as to enable them to say it was si part and parcel of the system, without embodying one par• tide of the necessary vitality. (Rear, hear.) They might Ot• have certain 1 examinations trumped up for a show, 10 hat they would in reality have nothing more then the dead carcase of that which was now • living prin. go ciple. With regard to Lord John Musette& bill, ti he was not very conversant with its details, but when he M. came to that of Sir J. Pakiegton, he must coolies his uto naliment that so wise and geed a man should introduce • i t measure which must be subversive of all those principles fit which in that institution had been proved to be so netts- so sexy. By Sir J. Pakington's bill there was to be a power to et. levy ante, sad the religion taught was to be the religion of soo the majority of the ratepayers. Now, to his own knowledge, 1 1 : there wen some districts of Lancashire where the unitarians It would be the majority of the Maguire ; and in other die- Is triets the majority of the ratepayers were Roman cetholics ; 90 and in these districts the schools established would be uni- 10 Urine or Roma. catholic, and all would be compelled to $ 0 take part in the education so provided. (Hear, hear.) But he would look at those districts in which the majority of the I . ratepayen belonged to the church ef Englaod, end see what would follow. Did any one suppose that the great body of dissenters would consent that year after year the rate should be provided for the purpose of inculcating the doe:fines of the established church ?It would too the means of aR provoking continual conflicts. They would get rid of church 17:: rates by one bill and would revive them by another ; and p t . ' the result would be that where the Church of England, pi through the majority, carried the rate, education would Its, gnome a polemical and controversial form, so is to enable o i, alumnus to get a majority of those who made a rate. The 2 third plan was the Manchester plan, in which religion was et ignored altogether, and, it might seem strange to say so, es but he believed less mischief would spring out of that plan it than the other ; because Sir J. Pakington'e plan had the ID mem-tits of religion; bat nevertheless he believed it would 10 introduce the greatest indolence and indifference en the ° I• part of members of the Church of England, who would feel R. that the great weight was taken off their shoulders by the st, state, and would lead them to neglect those good end salu• es. tare firms which prevailed in the schools of the society. But if the Manchester system were established by law, there would be a reaction Ia the mind of religions people, and ;s they would elect themselves to counteract that system. Of pt. the tore • sptems proposed, there was not one to which they et. could give confidence. Oae thing, however, yet remained, et. and that was toeontine and extend the present govern- 9 went system; and if they were to treble or quadruple the : money now given by the Rouse of Commons, it would at, go very far indeed to meet the exigencies of the eq MN. (Hear, hear.) Re believed there was a very Di strong objectiou to this system in some quarters, because .1 1 0 ' it was efficient in giving an evangelic education , and 18 there was an outcry which had deceived Sir J. P.ltiogton and other good men. The ostensible objection was that et there was • large number of localities too pen to pay for so education, end he believed there were such localities; but 9,4 let enurement take the whole charge upon themselves. . 11 1 But the number of uneducated people did not arise from want of the metes of education, as all who were conversant i u with the subject must know that the ignorance and ind Prance of mutate was the gnat owe why children did not et. go to schools open fur them ; and owing to the system pur 1 8 1 - cued by manufacturer,, who employed 100,000 children of 1 from 6to 13 years of age, it was impossible for them to et attend. Nut did he believe these children could be 'du- g t ,, cated, however they might increase the number of school., et. until they could have pseud that to which the country II would oonsent—e law malting it compulsory upon 1. pane's to sent their children to school, and make al l child- It ren attend • given course of instruction. He believed the 30 deficiency to be much exaggerated. If they were to have a e t . government system of education, let them take much cocci- es aeration, and before they came to a decision to let go out of IS their bands • system which had worked so well, let them 10 consider what had been the effect of goverment and I t! bureaucratic interference with education on the continent. so Costa any one who had bean on the continent, and so ***** ci the result, say that the children taught in Si those schools were like what they would wish them to be in the national schools of this country ? And seek he believed would be the result of official interferon's and the with , drawal of voluntary effort, which had, with the blaming of On, produced what they now saw in this country, ton- „ treated with that which they sew ea the continent. Even '; in America awes acknowledged that the system of teaching so was becoming daily duller and duller, and some of the most to °heaven% men is that country had expressed to him their * feu that it might lead to something of • fetal character. lie thought it was their deity not to go hastily into a new u system, for the religion of England, however deficient it go was compared with the exigencies of the crisis, was the only leo streegth, the sole refuge, and the real stability of our time. tee The Rev. J. B. Owex seconded the resolution, expressing 10 his satisfaction with the examination which had taken place, C than which he had never witnessed one more satisfactory. au The Dean of RelaarOAD, in support of the resolution, 0s upheld the present system of education, and opposed the to introduction of public rating for education generally, S although he thought a " supplementary rating" might be ! necessary in rural districts too poor for the entire mediae- ; anon of public sonoms. fo The resolution was then spud to, nee. oms. 4 The Bishop of 1111.3011k53 moved the second resolution, to asserting the importance of maintaialng properly conducted 1 00 "infant schools;" end thanking the Lord President and ir e Committee of Privy Cot tail for additional aid given to Kg Kate schools by • recent minute. The question of educe- es tion was importast, not only to this wintry but also to the 1M colonies. In Victoria especially, with which he we, con- N seated, the plan adopted would depend very mach upon X that followed hue. The great edileathisal want of r o that colony, however, was et trained teachers, both 33 male and female; end he regretted to find the general de- to mead in that reopen se awn greater thou the netieation mad supply. In madaidag • long address, the speaker le espre•••l *e Preis due to Ms. Reynolds, honorary seers tary ea the Memilms sad la a great mown the support of 33 the 10.101110- The am T. R. lima, in seconding the resentful, ms- 111 egg* esereold he attempt made to Übe education beyond It the Neltel et voheyfsoy *toe. The government, unable 11 to on Net** eatifthetery themselves, were about to place it is IMbuil et %SO boards of gee/shoat, sad eau bells gehe haft kr re The reseleties wee ea adopted, as ww also • "if et !N e : 113 smash by Lama laartecx, tiototobte 1110 *.•+" nee** et the Qom see roue.' A lbert for their osatiaead gerilet loofillatk eir Ile et. ol New* losabiblotl earb•NANNI. Al 19 II 11. il, db. le 14 11 11 db. IS 110 44 HP Li 13 7 11 4 11 es. 4 4 4 14 11 ; DstlollllsMlL (C.) 2 Ds lOu Lama= Westin 4.14 Ds. SM . I 1 111 M U Or pm 16 IS -- I i pa I 7 pa 13 ll' m. f 71 97 II 97 s7e I NO Massik.Al4 lll . llloollll . l all Do. i Owes, So. 1 - 100 X DA Do. Bitvo. sod Dortir oD Md. 0. Wog. WO 214 Ditto Half Awns Al a ll Noiroostio sod WU" 111 qii Newportlition , 0.... 1 dis es 1 01 gls 10 el .. ii - 9 ft 9 IS . lie U 7 $ GI 444 40 41 11 9 li 6 Newry and I I Oa_ .. all Newry Werreapolat aim 10, Norio& .. . ....... 13 De. New Nort,ern Comtism Defoe 100 North BMW' 16 North Devort i l med lo. 1 .... 511 U.. A 6 1 Do. B Osereahea 100 ,N. heetero—Bermek 60 Do. Reteertos Do. O.N.L Pen 111 Do. Lode 100 Do. Tort ..... 5 0 North London all Do. New 101. alarm 174 North etettorthlgie..... all North Western 10 North& llouthWer• 100 Deforu, Wore., h 100 1,100411,h Central 100 Neotthh 10 eheewebory awl flershrd 100 eheeoeldr• 50 Role Doom . 100 woo& Diaars 80 40806 Woke 15 eseol Toni& ItloirDos all 4ta. Moo and Deruagtos lea Vale, SIO @ha es • 211 Ttease4lavealwildaltsll .11 Yoh el Nee* all weterford and .4 It a = .0 ' auricled AM . all greet Loudon .11 West Caravan I 5 W.Nad el baulk Crystal IP. 47 0 is I ; ~ i Ste 111 ?IP 71 71 71 die 4 4 616 12 13 47 41i 43 10 the Fa ib 41 els e 1 de pat 21 26 95 100 63 42 K 46 In li 0 e 19 17 21 5 s 0. N U It "4 .4 Gi 1 a SHAUL 101 IN S. 111 IS I? 1100 Aberdeen 100 De. N 0.2. 7 pee Ct 100 Caloicalla, £lO 1 91 Miter& laolyb.Pre7.No 5 eh (Art sod band= I a Dad. Perth,A Aber.Juse I Last Anglian Clem • lUD Uo. do. Clue 11. 6 per Ct. lOU Do. do. Clam C, 7 per Ct. 11l Ead. Coo Exte.,3 pe.,No I If nide do. N 0.2 le Do. Pow 6 pot Oest. Mod 50 Aut.Unioo 00.6 pAI.. 100 East leseeibtre an Wait dwertYork J unite 101 Edle..Pertb.Dander 4 • 100 °nut Nathan 100 I:ics. I per eget. .ale at 10 p.at. pus" , 10e Do. 114 per dint 5 Do.sp.otenre.l.4 s pape 6 G.Weet.besettLansel spe 1 , 0 Do. oat. red..m..l p.aL 100 Doeune redeem.ep.e. 100 Ditto irredeemable Ip. et All Do. Um Pref. norm rL 1.10. Mater PreL ik. Sp & all Do. do. do. 5 11.6. 100 Do. !Arm. Gua. Store JI Jo. Penn Ob.. Shirts en Do. do. do. mil Do. do. do. loaned De di Torte. I' MO 100 Ditto 6 per cent. eltock 100 Loci SeOi. G. 5 point. 100 Ditto New Oa& 0 p Ct. 11 Lea.kildWretCoa.lhirds all loadeodirrylkOokr. 4.h. all .11 11 14... aa.11%?, 2 * lee ele 1,101. 4 Da. ..... alll p Cit. lon sildd Cnne.Brit6 niet !WU D 0.44 per it. Pretiltaek 1 I Ditto Pief.de per etat aL Porto& Debootwas 100 Do. 3 pat.llatao.oLlll44 100 Do. PreE4 per &et 100 llarth Drttleh 100 N.Last.—Derw.iiatacal. De. do. Do. loads Ip. 61.110.1 De. Do. Qom., 1040 101 Do. Toil 1110 ParaL all; North ettiordatilt• 190 1 a.WoralliWol.lsl.6m t ell asoaled Gotta] Sow an South P Dem lied par Osot. all &data plaaa./Din.41.0.0), 119 k 124 63 ft 1 4 ei 1 ,414.1 al 8s Wrf 97* 81 110 TS ossi I 761 11 i 70 i 24 In i 1 1 . 184 IN 94 N 1 94 d IN IN ' Ts ii SS IN Si IN NI Si . goo pier ... sesetwamisa.4o4.6l istaimoopplvtimwm. i Oe dis 120 102 i . u ii i gi. r N IS t le Se pa . SI Si 11011110 N RAILWAYS. 101 Aate ppErte sad listiirdaia 7 s l ) 7 14 1 n ioa t die 10' Modena to Oralimm Joast e die Ilida.P•rodalkOss.lolJo.l 101 Dutra itlitabh 1 Ms aL Edema of hum $ll I gel 1 4 In Se Ob U IS 49 119 90 le I pi Pr 4 Ps Ps I tie 99 98 97 91 be 101 96 97 N M IIS Si al PI i as T 1 a 3 r $4 $4 MINDS. Aiwa rift -- tAngto A1210'14:8 Gokt tAngio Callandai • to•tratirlas THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoos. The railway share market to-day is very quiet, and prices are quoted much the same as on Monday after noon. London and North-Western stock is quoted 97 to 1; Great Western, 621 to 63}; Midland, 68 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 75 to 1; Oreat North- ern*, 221 to 1 ; Caltdonians, 291 to 1; and South- Eastern., 171 to 1. French shares are dull. Illaenavas Iroa It Coa' +arida!' Ira, _ Ii I 4* 1 a 6 I Ii 2 61_, no 04.:.M Da n:i Csi ;Ciica7e; — —. tCla Com.lllo.o3.,Jara Oolmee teolois2Cid ' 03-910-ro— cife. - teopper Mastro of Fag. tDo. Prot. 7 4 pot Coot tErts.lAtotrallastOoppr trortuss tGeberal t Nugget Vail lag Grand Duchy of Sadao i ,rPot Paigootti 22.600 40 40 10,000 20 40,000 25 40,000 20 10,00 t 100 23,0001100 25,000' 20 23,0001 20 10,000, 20 10,000 SC 40,0001 00 50,0001100 1 0 ,000 100 100.00 10 10,000 20 10,000 10 50,572 15 50,000 100 4,000 10 11,000 12,000 23 Ivo 23 6%0001 00 Do. B. Lumat..nian tllarlquita ....... New Chun& ♦N.Lnatae Yb. Ilun.C). Nouveau anode hatillaad &Tor Load Pan Phillip ........ (Wens boat.. I.llEtney Ina +lb New liiiatiago de Cabe. Afariprea I all t Traatheable W ataaipad H i 7 1 1 as iii AS It l iil ili I die 1 Po If If Pat I fals lif de f 1 I Ye 2 24 Co 1 i PT I ut . 4 10, 008 1 25 I 12,600' 26 P.,0001 10 0,000 , 10 I 60; 60.000! I 6,0111 11101 ,, It. 100,000 6 I i 9 9 BANIII. &11l 7.1 Si 711 04 Ms 2 1 I I as 1 Ise ire 20 2 4,0 EMIR and Fultisturt nunws. Olilialis S. sem •••••m o• magmyme oy ilia magma ample., : non sow . Ii IIJIMAD ecru V L/A.0.0411 gill . OU =V Vs. aa to u • AA. aA. VW YITTIETH 011NRILLL MUTING et Ilia Ile My • 111 waft of Ur. Lneas's symphonyjoetified the good taste sad -.6--- III:41AB L 1•5711 , tee,ooo t Mtn Oda so I I gall ca TIBUIDAT, WI I. 12. 13 , 111 WO LOW 15559 0 1 ken, Mli• JINIPIAAt of the dirostore La Mises( it foreword on this THIS D o'CLOOIL Ay .-7-- -Two 30,090 1 +Anglo australlca 0010 au - - ressa•lwa- _, eabselon. It was performed, seder the author's owl diem The nineteenth annual meeting in connexion with 100,000 10e. eAnsio Califondan pes Cash will be takes b'j Ma One. OW Dote M iitOTO. vPo w hose, with peat spirit, the bead evideutly exerting them Ibis society took plus cm Monday at the sshoel-romes, 10,000 111 • tnetraiselea 011,004 1 Australian °prelim _ sll - II Vella measly. IL 90 taistralka _-. .... Wires to de it tall judos. It is i n d ee d a masterly work, not 0 n1 y...b.... 0 .d. li d J . B ieDega o n /b. s u mo . from ill- y I'l 0 1 - The railway share market to-do is re uiet. end The Antio.t. EXAMINATION of the BOYS' MODEL SCIIOOL will Mil Osee on thit sem day, commeneleg at lu Val.& prestecy. eat lumetzellthe with peat bkille hut •ddiddied =deb 'awls- „,... 01 the Earl of Chichester) emeapied the chair ; and Pn 'we are quoted much the same as on Monday after- 5,01:0 60 Lemma hoe a (3m all 5 7 - Ws Oran the Date of ARGYLL V.P. will wade. tin power, aid amtathing many bold aad original comet) noon. L on d on and North-Western stock is quoted 97 I°o°o 20 tandat Ins l3 3 6 Wats may be obtained by at the Society's nark Ele. nem The allegro viva's, with which it epees, is writheswith amongst those present we obeerved the Earl of Shaftesbary, 10,000. SI triasimp.(issALSl.om. 251 I 1 SI raelb• 7oos . RINEY DONN, Selatorr• great saincauua and inpar. The wiliest° ie a mouth and Lord 11. Chohnondeley, Lord Esdatock, the Bishop of Mel- - to i ; Great Western, 62 4 to 631; Midland, 68 to I; o,ooo' SO Do. Oman and C`a all 2 21 delimit" movement, in which no use is made of the trona- bourne, the Dean of Hereford, sad austwous clergymen of Lancashire and Yorkshire, 75 to I; Great North- Mee° 55 Do• 111. ; 48 DM ati 15 II 11. E STABLISHED 1852.-PRIVATE ENQUIRY k n . ..-41111 Or dream lui subject is a lovely melody, es ',ended 4 1 1 ... ta bliA d d a dre b . 210,000 1 Carmon's Creels erns, 22/ to 1 ; Caltdontant i 291 to I ; and South- so,ouo t ma nor too--Jsrii 1 1 tie OMCE, Video Clambers. EN'w , w l4lolls ‘ =P I ' , " 4 "' sad Varied with reach beauty and some flee tffects of Goa. •Eastern., 171 to I. 11.000 40 &are toe onmint or CIIIMILIS lIINDLO.I II FIELD, late lamiseter Tare was a preliminary enainstion of the Yo d e l IS trait. The Sale is fiery and rapid ; and, as a piens of French shares are dull. 100,000 5 tColon C 2reld at IN DOOM) Panes 61 the Metropda. manta for New York, School., the result of which was hi g hl y d'tabl both to at 1 0 .. 1 I I Mr. 0. Merin end Mr. nonLEY, nsismisasst Detective Pollee. euunt•lPMato M D• 71 14 .5 the worn illauturlY iddvdmeat of t.sebers and pupils. ORDINARY SHARES AND MINS. 15 22 a SU,' , St. eCopper lean of Fag. all SO 40 the whole ; the fagots with which it is wooed up is easel- The retort summed up the work of the trsialog depart- sous la oDo. Pref. 71 per Cent. all I dis Ipe FROM FRANCE, GERMANY, or in ENGLAND, ugly effective. Tale vary excellent composition was warmly . _ _ , .. . , fat sent ea Salem': applauded. Xhe ceautitut roniace in the ek, Pd . Bas wart Came Meet law i 0 •0 07 70,000 I ammleAtistadlartOoppi MI le 11 on Illmadar. to 2 pm. 24000 S trona& the beet Manufacturing Talent , °babied sad employed In the B , b; Raoul d b.. DIAS( Weber Me = s hes treks d 5S Mahan for II menthe, --...- ettestmation of the following : see of the uputeas. id w hi ch "en order the Ilbessmemt of August sal lbseinber, ISA vain flt. 100 Madam ,„, .19 2 , 1 . 1 10 0 0 00 1. t Nugget Lilian. all I 4 the van lug ggspEßDeps RADINOOTE, the mw arrant of the Seaton. is such glowing etelete the °banal o f lutetium ememmulei Ili lAN= 147itbes ; I essart en. 10 54 bleberr e =yani. 00000 , 10 tGebenil NICOLL'S PALICIO T. One and Two Guineas mad known fair one, was deliei .tisly sung by Reichert. glebe. in t si ft k w 14 odd ow ; st „ yam wand y e a MY 72,000 1 Grand Maly of Sadao all I 1 II all TEI ALLIED SLEEVE CAPE, One Goias., Watetproof, yet His performance wee equally admireble is voice, style, and mom' period. aid mosimmisi es by the rammaillas; 12 11-. _. WM. WeiblermarValley $" 11,.. ,41 Grant Palgootli 00,000 1 Liam - - all - - Evaporable. won • it was the very language of ardent tenderness. teashom expre , sepgaSemi si ft lan emir' tralaisg• IS lembess so. SI wit fih ok b*at osiau r e Clesa lit di. 10,404 II tLiziares all 774 NICOLL'S GUINEA TSUI:MIK-4 sad BALF.OUINEA 5h ' 1 brated Nonetto, which COOK Rest, is well known = a ma lir shilniellthill ElallthwealdestmesdaamOl 17 4 all po r set • lb NI LIMO .. Do. L WAISTCOATS. y a wily a im; e y k r bow. ma 121 19 Do. in 6 /1111... II It dla i 224 1 10,0u0 . 6 Lurataalan sure It has beta re mall hied at those con- RUIN ATEA for MILITARY mid other ODTTITS teat gratis. to so" • I' 6 Y p . • ibr yilmbe easel; ha ; 11l tesams MMus Iml esMmal tor et. 100 WNW ail MOM IS 110 I 4 D ACCREDI MD AOKNTS in all pots a the Mobs. who ham the mete, but with more delightful • set tb.,n un this biaw , mossis di od . b . c . b .. ;cd udd -i, r comb icchourced for ar. ISO carimi ............... 5 , gsi 1 10010 1 elfartquita _.....„ ....... . all 50,0. 0 1 New Ot made above and r brat-clam garments din ismdatsd aim se occasion. &Linton played the priampal pert with • a boll.- .......... m g m a ma y meyym ay re cdiddbm nay ea • all Luray ara milso r .. i il 13 U. ' 1 eN.Lhares MM. ein.C3. all - - that they way int diehly It well. after of vacation which repeatedly prodnoed bursts dine- were new In Widisbc 110 stabente b Mar Wien& paw, to be 414 MI Oak end leaden . . 7 9 MAW 1 Nouveau Monde w5.97.1111D ADDRESS, H. J. sad D. NICOLL, 114,113, 114 120. peeseible applanee, and he was admirably supported by all Wined wake Ike arremmegsl 1111butes of anima sal Do. 0 aas sad NOM Jena 4 2 din 10,000 110 Pantilbaed Silver Load aU I II larent.etrest. and is Me CE7. 2 7 . law ololl . the other pertormen, every one of whom is • • complete et ether. INA aid Mt be usammaimiled In sated, by the to all emed.Pslboadaberd.J. Se 4 10%000 5 Part Phillip ........ mossittos • 71 itedliets M thrk free be Imbed si. SD oset Too; fo master of his insirumeat. Madame Clara Novelle may the b army ., maims if mime sod essioner, 1804 0 all Dlibe MI sod H.) - 40,M. 1 Quails Reek_ -..- ......... all bt r ABE and COMFORT in BRAVING.—B. and produced as irecceeee elect ic,10,000 50 tEhy zany Dos 1 14 S. COMPASS' CANTON STROP, or Quedrllateral Mare 00110/111% Mille elmeau may to the mom sender nola. The . ,teem Mat mat mama ow" . ma the , air ItCdd Mg to be reeemaMded to embalm by Me eammbleet II elndelli OW 05 MI -• ~.. 11 111 114 .4 1 'sdrho -the divine invocaticia to Hope - which she nay peed, madam ilm me year's Issides nadir the aims simelsel M M. IN own A.... N U eg e g e m with a degree of vocal power and an intenery of Wing emlsnialesmslanse to he Imbed whir the Waft EOM 111 Do. IL .art,.).. - - li tistensiremittairise• l a V i er S trite " e dge to Mang bOlowlseaw 0001005555 ffe i rtrw 6- Weber's superb overture to the" Rater of the y , 1 occ bp pm . bib . imbed; id C. mm o Kay.- "-mg"' L !!!' I----=• --...--. Mai me „ wow 00 4 0 y so 10 al, 1 adentimga sad . I die pair rends ems me arrow Ile be trained uan•ll IL MO lEdiablisb e Lm4h.Duntlee 16 IS 19,000 II oh. New . ...... all I 7,0 M $0 %adage d• C'elbe . . III 51 I 10,000 1 South aurtralias .11 , 70,000 1 Winer 100000 1 West Marlp•ea • - ji al] all I t Tranelsrable by stamped al. I Loam of Trams le Do. R9V 1u Sad Idilas 10 D. Do—' . I all %Wide., p. 17 I °mart, W De. do. 69 I taloa& 10 , Owed Jamaica at Tama, a G.TramittOutada ..sai t = 60 Do. OM. al all D. Compy.'s egi na_ t. 10 Chad Oaatral or all Orad Wed lasidiad I D. 7114,0•6.6 per NW all 2 DoDo.. ltalsed lo I do. LI 04.1moradows= 1 all Do. is. all 04. Wad. Odds. %area all an D Da.ltda., . 00. Id pay b7.opt. till WI o, d o. all Do. do. 76, do. SO all D. do. Marabou op. all Haddad sad Taroato ... all Do. 6 par thmt............. 10 Lyons mad Odsora 14 =lad dadltansana le Do. Now ... ill dada Antonia --- all D. New 10 ItaraartLiev r r m ith lat ) 16 Northers of all Ditto M. saarasliata — Madan' It rnaddls) all liandida TT trade. 16 lrartaaad Lyon -.....« 30 Perla add Orissa' .... 30 Turd llsad ionsa 0 S re al ,ss sois Clneaebsiii a s asisdayser), " 7" . an Waft NM 4d ad _1iar..... . ".". an Mae par C. Frode. b. s .. all Walt rGie: ....7 -- 10 Dodd par Dot !WM. Ale Wadies at Ram....... Mini, SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER -TUMIDAT. All the member, hart , some to Mater. it will be a bleak week here. We therefore retrr oar readers hi the bettiog cm the rouree. CHESTER SPRING MSETH.7O.7TursoAT. Tae Ow-TENOR STAMM ot 10 00/S. eseo, h ft, with .0 soded ; 3.yr old., Set lelb ; lour, lot 71b ; des. At lib; rix and kris], 94 3 b: Winners extra. Grosvenor Course. One alto and ago ,rter. (I subs.) Copula Lase's Ephesus by 'Epirus, aged, 9 st 31 b(Bartholowew) 1 Mr. J. Osborse's Lord Alfred, 3 yrs, tivt 12th. (Alba .5) 2 Mr. Thornton's Bogies Betsy, 11 yro,Mt bib Mr. S. IntilseOs's itataplan. 2 yrs, 9st bib (W. Ills extra) (Raman) 4 Mr. L Harrisob'sKing of Troops, 6 yrs, est Sib . (know.) 3 Tim Patrauts bras.; of 13 sues. e oh, 3 ft, with 160 added, lot 3-yr old BI .% est 71b each ; aortae penalties end *Bowan:et. The second to save his stake. Prom the Cootie Pole, once round and in. (23 subs.) Mr. J. Osbonte's Lady Talton, by St. Tattoo Sykes, Vet 71b (J. Orton.) 1 Mr. Masellin bestrnetress (allowed Sib), Sat Sib (Menotti 2 zaed Man% Moodly (allowed 71b), bet ...... ... (sly) $ Tbe 11111_ doe Irma :•••Pol• Star, Handy, Crochet, Alcyone, sad by ileer are ee rb rogoth's dew. Weft t See 1 eptJAdy Tatum, 4 to 1 each apt Pole Ptar sod bbllo annina's. damn bloom Mee .wood and third. Pale Star, Al:yaw, and *sire. Wile annul three. Thu ft...102y Sumo (Handicap) of 10 roes. each, wi , b 10u added. Si, S.yr din; the seeped to receive 25 soot out of the stairs: eat,. weight kr inetala whom. One round and a diatoms*. (JO whs. (Chilm.n Mr. ) MerbrellOOnlionav, Platratellor, 7st 101 b (Woddinetoe) 1 Lard Nobel' Pilstat. /. ) Lard COMA MANN 7 E st lb Slit ( wails) 3 Lied Wellealillemibmie. OA 131 h 1110 Mar laa 1-14sover, Chaltow Boy, PAraerstos, Remy Ma. Mesa Mir. red Dots of tiamlltrat. wens daft of a mile true home nhorettao ran lifidot WOO= lifsg a =irad It..oelted her down ; her jockey dam dim% and Mimi Tan Mum Maw% *I 19 Mob ask with 1..0 added, for two-yr. etas; tei11e,1114146; Mir end plugs, not its. Cee.st• wooers entre. The soseml b awls* MI now. out of the solos. Tone. quartered a mail. Lalleabe.) Lord melesees s W Annmlale —llyHogne, est 7th „(Platson) 1 Mr. W. Maidadfs lbeldbill. eat 7lb (w ea.) I Mr. Ileraiste dam le Droughts., Set Sib (Weimar. 31b extra) (Charlton) S Mr. E. Tent meek be. lelb (ineluding bib sutra) (Marlow. 4 heThe Mamie •Ins rim : —din to Mrs. Bigoy, Wool" Alfred, add Menu itwarairr•daret sera mak with 30 added • 3.tr.oldr, Est 1210 ; Sir, be. ; lalb; eta and aged, Init ; carbon snow. , mom; the win= to be odd law 910 own. la do s wim' way. Sloes ' road sad • diremmee. (11 gala) Mr. T. Mari by Mead, 3 yrs, eat rib Monist) 1 Mr. J. o.breasti 6 yr., 6st Sib (Om pars) S Mr. Mosses bmorn to (t.nrroil) 3 Mr. Idelbree Hsrisa. 4 yre. Mit fib Mr. 1. Limes TM U•remired. 4 yrs. Sat 111, Lore) S Mr. G. Tsylar's Omer. 4 yrs, Tet alb (Aaloaall) Woo lry • length. (IT IiMCTIMO TILIOIAPM.) Tta W 211122412 ILLIII4Oa.. 1L........___ ._....._..............„.............................. ............................_ Ibirissona. Woo wily by • isogtb. lISITUSO UP TO VIVO tYCLOCIL ISE CHUTES CUP. 104 to 1 opt Itotay 111 to ambito 13 to Tee lea, ty SW 11 So Novlllo 100 to Nabob 20 to Artier Welkolsy IN to lbospe to 110 to Jos Olt ler IS to Ireisact's rye 40 so Kalb SO to bolo Dole 1111 to Dolkattb Mai Is aridershie elensaL OMIT. I Is 1 int it. HONK (0 MO 00 ID *NW (t) cum= snow MIBTING—Ton Mo. The Mob' On. am Is in be 4 00 D Isooposolk* limokok and An Sbopperd ars sranind. 4201/411*--Tnie Dar. 1111111EI no vas Ilassame Puss. s$1 4 • 11 so • leleriable a $ sum 'sub. duo Yam So go to nig annol nine ; I- obis. -obis. it N' 1316.1 En Ma; 47r.0115. esga lot sib; Lam lot Ma. Oro rani nee Ilinna (4 sals.) Tn. Tr& , Mini* ........ 4 Ilharnin I .. Imams —...... i IL J alma ...... .. Tangos 4 Lwow ..... 11 Toodsoloos 4 &run no Zs Puts of 141 Imo N' lib; fte t te nu; six Emma. us Claim Iley —..41 inn* - T n. I loiloop I Wog otTirmir. • $ Otitis's. Yrs. yalrbild mem Broady I t r e :, fit _ 3 1 1 63333 Lord A 13331 - lelvasir , lai4 Tams [THREEPENCF. MONEY MAEKET TIMIDLY BYININII. This being the day fixed for the striking of the half-yearly balances at the Bank of Eogiand, the Stock Exchange was shut, and business in stocks and shares virtually suspended. A few irregular tran sactions took place on the Royal Exchange in Con sole at 881 to a (being i per cent. above the closing quotation of yesterday), and in the omnium at par to prem., bat these quotations are apart from the regular course of the market. At Paris to-day the French Three per Cent. Rentee closed at a further fall of to per cent., as com pared with the closing quotations of yesterday. The Vienna bourse exhibits no general alteration. At Amsterdam the chief feature is a further tall of per cent. in Austrian stock. It is expected that the settling in the omniam of the new loan will take place early next week. The foreign exchanges this afternoon continued to present a somewhat declining tendency, but the actual reduction was unimportant, and the rates are still too high to allow of the exportation of gold to the Continent at a profit. Transactions took plans in bills on Hamburg at 13.71 to 8, on Paris at 25.421 to 45 at three months, and on Amsterdam at 12.0*. Bills on Vienna and Trieste met with a little (more inquiry. On other cities little alteration occurred. ne amount of specie brought in by the Iberia is 9,8581., chiefly from Lisbon. In another column will be found an analysis of the monthly Board of Trade returne, which were issued this day. ert • • • • The tallow market to-day declin ed 11. per ton. The closing prices were as follows : St. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, Ms. 3d. ; June, 545. 6d. ; Oct. and Deo., 675. The sales of sugar to-day went off with much bride nom, and the Benares and native Madras kinds realised higher prices. Tho Admiralty have ordered her Maje -ty's steamers Cruiser and Falcon to proceed to the chops of the channel, to afford relief to the homeward-bound ves sels detained by the easterly winds. The directors of the Great Central of France Rail way Company, in conformity with the resolutions adopted at the meeting of the 23rd January, have determined to raise a loan of 25,000,000 trance (say one million sterling—taking 25t. to the 11.), by an issue of 90,000 bonds to bearer, to be issued at 280 f. each, and redeemable at 560 f. by means of consecu tive drawings in a period of 99 years from the let January, 1860. These bonds are to bear an annual interest of 15 francs, which is equivalent to a distri bution at the rate; of rather more than 514 7s. per cent. per annum, exclusive of the bonus to be paid on reimbursement. This loan will enjoy a preferential claim to the net proceeds of the line, and also to the guaranteed state annual interest of 8,760,000 fr. The payments are to be made as follows, viz. :-80fr. on subscribing, 1001 r. on tho Ist July next, 501 r. on the Ist October next, and 50fr. on the let January next. Discount at the rate of 4 per cent. will be allowed on pay ments made in advance. Shareholders are to have a prior right to this issue, and will be entitled to one bond for every two shares; but the public will be admitted to subscribe at the same time, in case the subscription is not entirely takeu by the shareholders. The subscription list is to be open in London from the Ist to the 10th May, at the office of Messrs. C. Devaux and Co. The object of the loan is to exe cute the lines completing the company's concession, as referred to in the im p erial decree of the 7th April last. As illustrating the impediments interposed tojoint stock enterprise by the present unsatisfactory position of the question of the partnership laws, and by the reluctance of government to grant charters, attention has been called in the Daily News to the case of the Colonial Fibre Company, a projected association, the object of which is the manufacture of a new material for paper, &c., from the fibre of the plantain. The Jamaica Colo nial Standard of the 9th of February contains a report of the proceedings in the House of Assembly of that island, from which it will be seen that every such proposal to introduce capital into the colony is eagerly supported, and every due encouragement held out. The report of the committee to whom was referred the petition of Mr. George Forsyth (the representative of the pro jected Colonial Fibre Company), after referring to the general characterof the project—w hich "eon templates a double object, namely, the preparation of the fibre of one portion of the plant for ropes, and for textile and other purposes, and the application of other por tions of it to the manufacture of paper of one or more cluasta"—proceeds to recommend that a bill should be passed securing exclusive rights to thu petitioner. The report then observes as follows : Your committee cannot refrain from expressing their senor i of the importance to be assigned to the encourage ment of an enterprise so novel in its character, and so exten sive and costly in its details, and they can only regret that the dimioislet resources of the treasury rendered it im possible for them to suggest to the executive the expediency of tattering and sustaining this the first practical effort to establish, on a large scale, a new and valuable article of export by a liberal premium, as has been done in British (Julius. They venture, however, respectfully to suggest that the petitioner mig ht be relieved of the duties on the costly machinery about to be imported by him, and that the public should also indemnify him against the expense of his private bill. The committee, in offering tnese suggestions to the house, would observe that it is in contemplation by the patentees not simply to become the manufacturers of ' the material to which their machinery is edepted, but to cultivate, on a very extensive scale, the numerous plants on which it is intended to operate; and that they are now in treaty for the purchase of more than one abandoned estate, on which no taxes are now paid, and which, but for their invention, would again have contributed to the sup port of the public institutions of the colony. A committee was at once appointed to prepare and bring in the bill, which has already passed its first and second readings. The readiness with which the House of Assembly consents to protect the patent right of the company in that island contrasts strongly with the indifference of the home govern ment, as manifested by the refusal of charters to this and other projected associations. The Master of the Rolls proposes on the 22nd of May to make a caller 61. per share on the contriba tonics of the Newcastle-upon-Tyne Marine Assu rance Company. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. WI SI 4 In Yesterday hall-r Yd tl an ab aloud The English stock market, although showing dulness at one period of the morning, is now BOLDO• what firmer, and prices are quoted / per oent. above the latest quotation of Monday. Very little business is going forward. Console have ranged between 881 and 881, and are now quoted 881 to 1 both for money and the 10th May. The °mune ;is quoted par to I prem. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 871 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents. at 871 to 1; Bank Stock, at 210 to 2111; Exchequer Bonds, at 991 to $; Exchequer Bills, 'apts. to 7e. prem.; India Bonds at 12s. to 16s. prem.; and the newly-created 30 years Annuities at 16 3.16 per £l. In the foreign stock market the operations are also limited. Turkish is rather flatter ; sales were pressed as low u 721, but the quotation has since rallied to 73 to 1. Mexican is quoted 201 to 21; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to 181; and Russian IFive per Cents., 98 to 100. Spanish Old Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 38 to 1 ; the Committee's Certificates at 31 to 41 per cent.; Dutch Four per Cent., Certificates at 901 to ; and Russian Four-and. seHalf per Cents. at 871. lie Yesterday morning, from about half-past two to Five per Cents., 98 to 100. Spanish Old Three per al Ps half.past three o'clock, the moon was risibly eclipsed. Cents. have been dealt in at 36 to; ; the Committee's ' i s sg: When the obsountioa was apparently at its extreme point, Certificates at 31 to 41 per cent. ; Dutch Four per sad there was only the narrowest imaginable edge of light, Cent., Certificates at 901 to; ; and Russian Four-and- yon about a fourth part of the outline of the circle, a dark a-Half per Cents. at 87*. Wi stolid letervesed, and pat a atop to all farther observation. The Countess Walewska has lards for a grand si seggaihinat the residence of the Free* Embassy, aWed- CRAZTE&HOUSE.—The governors have elected to _ee day i _ths Nth inst. the seemed martenhip of this school Richard Rloryn. Req., we Pt * Th e Countess Colloredo has an assembly this even- M.A.., Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Mr. Elwyn Count Schorr Those is el tag, at the residence of the Austrian Legation. was educated at Charterhouse, and took his degree at Cam n br e idg t A d is 1 0 79 aas es sol. 81112 cusast ior Clail co le. n Oa Tuesday neoraiag, May 1, according to annual v i &a af e."l4 the isrial. aellegl ar tewer se ellia , at tial sealles hy , mi w n er perfor med , san d luti , at PostP o Oot to the so" Middlesex Bloke', the prisoner five de*. The morning was very cold and elludy ; sot• having deigged to be tried by a mixed jury. widdeadleg which there wee, is addition to the College Yeakmday therjeant Adams, assistant-judge of the le pa wathiggiass cad the choristers and sieving mom an unusually Middles= fiernimaa,,aesonnoed from the bench that la future large seessassoo of undergraduates end enters es the pick _pages essdelled before him would be .00teeeed to nip* 7 , amen es well us is dm meet below, Se educes tins easiest teemed of sic menthe' impriessaient, anal the mime Pr . ' ISIIINNIP isms* • • • I Ipm 14 he SO OS :14 116 14/ NI 1.11 151 55 ir 66 10 $1 ii ii 171 1 . 14 10 13 74 Zi tO ) 4 4 13 1 Of 04 IN Milli STOCK lAA aleala lint.tloLlionlllLoon Col Itritish North American e . ot_a Ai.l (~vL Baut of Indb,l Australia, and arlsa. °timid Ocarratelal of Larks AoatAlart Lun.Llssr Lila,* or Aust tToN Landon end London J 7.1 . . i 0 1 -• London and Weabwinipag - Set. Prow. of England.. Do. New . ....... National New South Wales Orient. Rank Duplication Proahunald Ireland. Do. Now Royal Australian Bank ing and Gold Lop. Co. South Auatralia Union of awdralla Lb. Now Union of London BIDCLI.Lati 1 Aostraim Agenetaral. Austria Paalio Mall ♦ttavallan Royal Mail— &ran a aterworks Britton Azuerlun Land Wit telal.!sm. a Rec. Co. Ude"' Pr.lerWooo_ mote Kam @moo tot* slime 33 $5 19 40 - ii.k.l 80.6001 6$ 6$ , e S 6 Imre! 21,000 istkomi 14,840 100,00! 10?„000 ii:iik 75,000 TO.OOO 116,000 10,000 11101:15. : I ni l IS SO Palace dam. . -11 1Me Tl eas km Ore w. - i I3i ii diellll lOW sole 116 4 C Iva o• Thiatie : a &oars I:l ll.he m o m.r.. trta 'I elegraph General gun. NaTilaiSCM OD. al I tetra Beetraut Sorer.— _ . Ilesicsa &&outlaw I 'National Pant.Stas. Fuel Ortherlanda . I.llDa . . N.B. Wake Colt 110 _llO IStearn Navigation Co 1 North Brit. Ailetreaseian 201Nortli o! Loop, Swam. S. PeelltiverLandaMinena 60 Penin. is Oriental steam 2 Portland bon Company 100' Royal Man Korea_ lroottian boloini 1 Do. New 26 Booth Anatrallaa Lend 1 ',Submarine lett". Baia. 11 Da Do. itentletered 20, rruetkiLoanoo.of Up Cam 100 Nan Derionee L..ad Ifi 16e al 9 lo I 1 11 A i -: WI i 41 10114 1 II 4 6 1 E 8 :2' II 70 1 I 16 If 1 I r 6 3 3 i z MINES. 124 12 _.- TVISDAY Evrcnts. There have been a few inquiries to-day for shares in South Camelot], South Tamar, Rut Tamar, North Basset, West Barret, Tamar Consols, Stray Park, Nanteos tod Penrhiw, and Cook's Kitchen Mine, but generally, owing to the absence of members of the Stock Exchange, very little business has been done in mining *teas. A special general meeting of the Australasian Gold Mining Company is called for the 17Ih May, when a final report and statement of accounts will be pre sented, preliminary to the final division of the pro perty of the company. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The gold mining shares remain very quirt. Agna Fria are rather firmer, at jto a. Colonial Gold and Great Nugget Vein are quoted severally to a, and Nouveau Monde, j to per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 28 to 29; Peel River, 2{ to 2}; N. rth British Auitrals• to dis. ; and Scottish Australian Investment, ito Prem. Cobra shares have been dealt in at 56 and 54 ; National Brazilian at 2a and 2} ; and United Mexican at 'la. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE. = THIS DAY. ----- The few panels of English Wheat on sale this morning were readily disposed of at the entrains sivance quoted on Monday last. Fur, igo Wheat, and all descriptions of flour, were quits as dear as before. Barley was hold for rather more money. Oats were in fair request, and the turn in price was spinet the buyer. Bases and Peas maintained Monday's quotations. ARRIVALS IXTODuN FROM APRIL 30 10 MAT I. EnsuM. Mouth. iris. lades. 6100 Daisy Oats lOlO 60 Malt. 750 Flour, 460 ea and berms. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. 81:1011.1L—Tber• has not been a public sale to-day, bat the article appears to have an upward tendency. The re fined market flrna, at yesterday's oriees. Comm.—The public sales or Plantation Ceylon went off with spirit; col in?, descriptions it rather higher prices. Native Ceylon, ordinary, sold at 475. fiaL TTTTTT .-400 bags were °Bored in public sale, and bought in at high prices ; refracti•ln 6,30 s. ; refraction sc, 29.. 6d. ; reflection 101. 261.; 1,000 bags refraction 3 sold by private contract at 21)4 81. Corrox.-860 bales gold yesterday no 'Change. Rico.—A very large business done yesterday at extreme prints. Baena!, 14a. to 16.. 31. ; Madras, las. 8.1 ; Amami, to arrive, 12.. Bd. To-day 700 bag. sold in public sale at 14s. to 141. 6d. Brien have mold steadily at previoss rate,. Malibu pepper, 4,14. to 41 1 4 ; cloves. bd. to hd. RUM. —The derasad has been largo. Demerara, proa, told at 26. 4d.; Babies, 2.. 31 ; proof Les wards, 21. 2d. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. TM, market is quiet to-clay, at the following quotations, Tie.:—Town Tallow, 54s nett sash; Petersburg Y.C. oath* soot, Irts. 6d.; May and Jane, 64. to 3d.; October to December, 661. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Roam Pattenden and Smith report that t►a hop market eistinase Arm, with a short supply. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Edon Main. 19s. ; Walls End Henan, 201.; Walls End Toss, 208.-50 fresh ships at mistime. I I 1 , , Bow Mb. BUB of Postage ffte, ALIST of NISW sal CHoiCB BOOKS reccellyedde I to MIMICS SELECT LIBRARY. Abr.. • LIR? of suertrs COPIES of RECFNT WORKS erltlelrawe Irons clrculedua L sed often I at greatly re Intel ;wk.. for u,.. Charles E.levit Rolle, Mu, Ncw ucfcrdwueet. LOWOO ; oud 76. eiNwompa. Mandwiellf. 12AY8WATE1L—DAILY NEWS LENT TO ARAD; and supplied to the 'man let evening put, et Fd. ioartor. paid la mimosa Y. 8176110/1. Oreetebresee. Weet- MorM{to s . seweekheat.