The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-18 00:00:00

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WHITE. ads BLUE TICIEIST=II SO DOWN et the ENTRANCE ot GUILDHALL-Tall be G meet; be heeds westwards CAW Wig% with PINK se OSTEN TICiETS will BST DOWN at the ENTRANCE la BASLIGIIALL-oTKEET; hone,' Made North wet. Corteges waiting to take a will wet in. la Noorgateetreet and Mae WIT-Pweemet ; home he euathwarda. Al omega will take ap at the entrance to GoildnalLysed, in ember -west ; home be twait were& Cabe tee has wilt he is wattles atm the depaeteze of the Ziemer te alteesaabary. D. W. RAZTZT, Comabdower et Me& OM OSes„ Old Jewry, April 17. lOU. PELICAN LIFE IN latablisi TO, laidard•ilitui, City, mod COMPANY K 1 in 1797. 7, aririmp4row, watiabilsr. Thenes=r ima q a . rap Eaq. C. Illampas ill CIUIL lilattbew WI v 111,7 11 135.,. Lt. MOW 011111•11 liardsy, 6q. WIN= tat Bea., r.Ls. Joha J O ulu new 1111. Se, Giolot q ll.D., ELS VllWlt i rkeaWsw. 'Da Ompowy rare: Coweieft Illekssep Same of Premium with participation la Profile. lent Moo without Pronto. 11001M—roludillia ow 90 per Out. of the profits ore divided mop' the pay bolder,. LOANS la sonarzion with lib rmanisso as !approved moray. usenet. Pamela natured for the newness of 2100 tar the anent lons of lit.: Ao. Wisher Pwllllsq Pseift.....llllthyst Prelim With hefts. IT T IVlirri I 40 sr lull@ Inn 141 1 4 0 9 1 410 7 4 0 1 1 10 4 1 10 ! 6 1 0 6 4 Vol Prospsetamse sad Fame of Proposal apply at tit Mow or Mow. or to soy of the Oterapaure =la WICKS& Seenitary. NEW sad PECULIAR SYSTEM of LIFE actAnm-TM Directors of Ow NATIONAL AtIOUL. Ant sad INVISTIMIXT AINIOLIATION lowts• ablation rte. N.. System of LabAINIIIND ..inhale AdOptiel by Ws Maosia ook. vii., that of allawfai kismet at Olinda of Nose psi O. se Maas as all Peasiamo pil. WWI of aws pus sod ssoirlets Orton of Ilasom welly libels/. 27 this plot. Yr Pollkophalit vell mon t• limit • tooloody .Ipies Isoirles mood Immo Ilk •• WI go Sr mama of Yr . ••ii aimel is lie it lb doilt. TAM of lbSis admptal to Sim Op•wat et Ammo. my to eitsiesi at las a lbsOmpeay. I, Palma Irk so bo wie/ kw de apollselsw Omit I. MS. MIS MOILIIIIION, Ilawstai Medic JAY'S BLACK GLACE BILKS, purchased directly from the mannteeturers be Lyon.—blew*. JAY have the hernia to annoesee that they eantiethe to revolve their Meek Glace sad Grey Wes infect tram the manstestarees at Lyons, and parchment' may rely upon bawls( the advantages aria SI from there briag se taw aesthete profits between the easaaisetaren end the re WI deenr.—The Loa.= General lionraing Warehouse, Na. 147, Mb, and 231, Sagest street ; JAY end Cie.„ Proprietan. HORATIO FINER, Chronometer, Clock, and we t h g a me. as. High Mothers, rear &IMMO •.itnit• ks to Worm the Natality. Gantry, awl Owality. Public. be bee leiA ben plead an eyelet., ,TUCK of GOLD end OILY it WA of irvt-eale WO, kman.b 1.1, which he ass saw at von rsdand prises Fame awl Eagliab Cl.eav sod Watims of Gym eleeerleelea to. ire:Lesad. mod adieutte4 with toms. IL F. has as seeortsvest of torials= l" W ink laalts mon la bs real. &mato( the best nip mut Nebel ChtieMelebe very dear, he eel& —N. B. lietellsbed aserly a eaten. VASE and COMFORT in SHAVING.—B. and S. COW VAMP CANTON STROP, or Quadrilateral MONO sharpener. renders allaying way to the sawn leader Oda. The Wowing testisoalel u from that wad ..twat woos, Mr. hake Key . ".tire,-1 hare made trial of your Baser Okra% and lid kto raw better than any strop I bare hitherto weedtviag a been edge to wiring instrument. for anatotakal and i horz C. anon Kee. To Kern. B. and S. Orem; tenentors=7i. landow," where tha 9trep. Ile" may be obtained, end en wham., at Se. lid„ 7s. ed., and 9a. W. sash.—COWVANIP presthrefi trerred Savors. Tooth Powder and eheelart Powder. THE BEARD, WHISK ERS,and MUSTACHIOS. Tbo aspossoastod own of ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL balsobs tbuseonamosis of Masiold Y mdsimaNy Mow sad appalled. sod Is ameba lbs NOW by am Idsbas sallmalks The ON Minim lb %iamb pispwelos Imo IN pores of Ile Mod, pourable So lair Is lb snbyp obey aseeleretet ice stow* Oen to it tram INN sod MOM minim It to matortty, sod *Runes St. posaisell derma. sou, aid luxurious redtuileaey. SO I. paled ti bors NS. Taw 3.. . IL, Family Oblies (dyad Is kyr ismil), Ma d, sad double Skink*, It.. pee WON Alleld by A. ROWLAND mad PON*, 0, UM pi dea. sad by on Mambas mad Pos. room LMlllltBl3ldAlt. Protected by Kcal Letters an el lisberk add .seared by be Seib el be Bab de ob de Pads. sod IM Imperial (beep d Idedltim, bard. Irlermr. %e I bII WNW* tl7, INALIII6O. 1.1///1" Ind cabman id be ftwaawr, lea% eiesseelf. 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Bum= to dr 1Moiolmojolo • Ammon/ Howe Itoooso at Volvo*, OsStio Looks: Jolla Gorda IL Now lodlootosoloott. Jut pnallimad...e. sod bamvad rr H CURABILITY of CONBVIThaN ia ; bitting 1. a Series of Paw% preousting the wog praulmall il•Poreamt P.lnta In the Trauma of She Dims. PV Z. Saimaa,. M. Vviton of aso9lllo.st Playsliara barn !Ignition to %be , lalremery for Dimmasnolllia Ant, its. ALA**. awe Mabee, pulse Ida N., • TIMATISS •111111 MA sad DI:IMAM of Ma lISAILT. : Lowman and 00. THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPER, pries td. Tti• tending Moral leamrt, the advesateof tree mamma and 0 all wend reams. . . to the man t tad valor of tie {away awe—in the Want, of Ile law reports, lad la the varied saeresaale awl odessevelal Worms tica tootateted la tie any, railway, mad maatitary artletee—thle paper le nourprosa. SPECIAL AT T(L J4114'7 07 WMI. 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THE HOLT SEPULCHAL—At* the Bing of Sardinia still swears the title of Kam of JOTUS41111), miasma weft wee °elevated ea the 13th in the Church of the Teel of the Saviour, for the repose of the *into of the two Gamin a Sardinia sad of the Disko of Genoa. The Latin Peadewelt sificiated, sad the Preach Costal•Geseral was prwest. Three ycrs rico, the Orrek Patriarth objected to the Ulla. Psi/larch oelebratie ft the rite of confirmation is that shank, eves et as hoer vibes tho Greeks had no service to per faro. Os the Moist °mole*, the French Consal-Geseral ate.elp gawp notice that on such a day and at such as line tewoUt would take place, sod the Greek Pats:arab waft as Ojeda. NAVAL AND MILITARY. SIR THOMAS (at (non Tan 00a: )CHRANE'S SQUADRON AT SPITREAD. Pt.) I DAIL LT Jaws.) PORTSMOUTH, WIDNISDAT, 9 ♦ Y. Vice-Admiral Sir Thorne. Cochrane end the Ns/p -leas, 120, Calcutta, 84, Powerful, 84, and the other 'hips of the squadron under his commend, ham jut come op to Spitheed from the Doves. LAUNCH OF TWO FLOATING BATTERIES. Yesterday afternoon two of the five floating bat teries which are building by the river were laumbed from the yard of Kern. Mare and Co., at Blackwell. They are istesdod for operating on the forts in the Beide, and were designed by a Preach engineer. They an between 2,000 and 3,000 tom burden, flat bottomed, and mod stun sad stars ; bombproof deck 12 inches thick, end en tirely sawed in plates of wrought iron of four inches thick ness, th, whole weight of w►ie.t exceeds 800 tons. It i• 4:outland that they will be impregnable to lay attack from the heaviest metal. Their length is 175 f ea t ; width, 4¢ feet i as& 17 fist depth of held. They are fitted with a screw proNtlier, sad worked isy two .tocoaie.tva horizostal engines of 75 horse power mi. The fighting deck is protected or covered by the top or shot proof deck. They were pierced to carry b 2 gust, but their arostinsot will only consist of 16. They, however, will be of the nose formidable character. The two batteries launched were named the Meteor and the Thunder. lhe latter i.ed her steam up before she was sent off the stocks. Both are to proceed to Sheerness, and to be equipped fur "orrice with all expedition. The battens' Mottos and Treaty, in Messrs. Green's yard at Blackwell, ars to be launched today. The Bine, bedding in Messrs. Scott Bussl's yard, asking the fifth, is completed, sad will be Washed in the coarse of the week. PLYMOUTH, TrisoAT. The Adelaide, mew steam transport, arrived here this afternoon from lb. Black See, haring put into this port s►ort of coals. She left Constantinople on the 24th of March ; Malta, 90th ; Gibraltar, 9th April. She ex. periencwd contrary winds on the passage. She brings the following invalids from the seat of war: Colonel Bell, let Royale ; Captain and Mrs. Benson, 28th Regiment ; Captain Brendcn, It A, in charge of invalids ; Lieutenant Peace, 90th Regiment ; Lieutenant Kirkpatrick, 28th Re giment ; Assistant Surgeon Abbott, 41st Regiment ; St►ff Surgeon Ewing, in charge of the invalids, and 175 rank and file wounded invalids from the various regiments. Five men died en the voyage. The Adelaide is coaling in the Sound, and will sail probably during the night for the eastward. Forty-fin horses, one officer and one sergeant, one cor poral and 27 privates of the 13th Light Dragoons arrived here to-day by train from Yeovil, and immediately pro. seeded to the Victualling-yard, where they embarked on beard the transport Wide-Awake for the Crimea. PORTSMOUTH, Aram 17. In consequence of the fewness of troops in this garrison, • number of the dockyard sentries have been withdrawn, and their plume have been filled to-day by labourers belonging to the yard. Thirty poets guarded by the military have already been transferred from the garrison to the dockyard (or protection, and others will be so when the necessary arrangements are made. This steaseire, although having its origin in the tango already mentioned, is expected to be • permanent arrangement. as it is intended to hattalionise the labourers employed on the duty. The advisability of extending the Weil protection of the yard in lieu of the military has been urged for some time past. The Oxford regiment of militia, about 600 strong, has arrived from Oxford in this guru's this and yesterday afternoon, for embarkation ler foreign Benito. Bead quarters came down to-day. The regiment is expested to be sent to Corfu. - The Lightning, 3, ream vessel, LietVenent commanding J. C. Campbell, sailed to-day for the Baltic, where she was of so such service lest year, in piloting the larger ships, buoying the various (shanties, Re. The Britannia, 120, fitting se a hospital ship, was disgusted to-day, and is to be docked to-morrow. The Jeeps?, screw gunboat, • as brought over from Menu. White's building yard, at Cowes, yesterday, and was docked te•day. She goes to the Baltic. The .E flue, shell msgssins, for the Baltic, has been cots ! missioned by Master W. Bryant. Rear Admiral Baynes, C. 13., re hoisted his flog on board the Retribution, 28, paddle frigate, yesterday evening, prior to main for the Baltic. The Indians, screw transport, sailed to-day ',for South -81.4=, tis be refitted. p ship Nu. 47 arrived in harbour to-d►y front the Themes. Southampton, American picket, also arrived at Spithead to-day, to take in pawners for New York. ADMIRALTY, APRIL 17.--APPOINTMENTM.—Com "sanders : B A. Glynn (1348) and B F. N. K. Wale, (1850), to he Inspecting Commanders of the Cnaat Guard. Liecenant W. E. Stone (1843), to the Childers, 12, at Chatham. Twenty-one artillerymen left Southampton yes. ' , lt'd*? for Gibraltar, as eseml-clan paseengers, on board the Peninsular mail packet Madrid. More artillerymen will be sent out in the Peninsular mail packet, on the 27th inst., for the same place. The war transports Medway and Indiana arrived at Southampton yesterday, to be overhauled, previous to their departure again for the Crimea. The last batch of Guards sent out to the Crimea were armed with Brown Bete instead of the Mind rifle. Much surprise has been expressed in naval circles that the Bret-lieutenant of the Marine Artillery on board the Tiger was not called at the late court-martial on the lose of that ship, although he was I. Portsmouth for that purpose. He fought the forecastle gun on board the Tiger , when she was ashore, and, in fact, the only gun that was fought on hoard of her, and he could no doubt have given valuable evidente as to the effectiveness of the gun, and whether the ship mild have held out until the other men of war who were is the neighbourhood could have rendered tke Tiger assistance. THE RIMS, a fine merchant vessel, of 800 tons, taken as a Russian prize and brought to Woolwich, left yesterday for Cherbourg with the Russian prisoners on board, the British government having ordered that she should be delivered over to the Freask goverment. The militia-men who are releassd'from further ser vice for the year are to be emeifiered la a disembodied state, and are eligible for enlismest tateemee ape& proper discharge certi fi cates being Waimod tram= often com manding their regiments. BANQUET TO THE PRBFST OF THE SEINE AND THE MEMBERS OF THE MUNICIPAL BODY OF PARIS. Yesterday evening the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, Heavy Muggeridge, Esq., Alderman, sad Charles Denham Crosley, Esq., gave a magnificent enter- taininent, at the Albion Tavern, Aldersgai;street, to the Profit of the Seine, M. Delangle, Senator Pelona*, Senator Thayer, Senator Gerstein Thibault, M. Ferrier de Tour reties, and K. Mille. There were alma present, the Lord Mayor, Mr. Under-Sheriff Ferrer and Mr. Under. Sheriff Crosby; the Bev. Mr. Gregory aad the Bay. Mr. Bridge, c►aplains to the respective Sheriffs ; the RI.. Mr. Moon, Sir B. W. Carden, Sir J. Duke, M.P., Alderman Cntdtt, M.P., I'. Blakey, Beg., M.P., Sir J. Key, Bart., Alderman Salmons, Alderman Wire, Alderman Carter, Alderman Wilson, Deputy Holt, Deputy Harrison, Deputy Dakin, Display Radtke*, Deputy gebbell, Mr. Andsrtes, Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Phillip,, Mr. Mew, the Reseesabreseer, Mr. Nichol, Mr. T. Tyrrell, Mr. Leerier*, Mr. Maguey, Mr. Ambrose Moore, Mr. T. uasui, Mr. C. Vitali. Mr. 13herindroonstwon, who presided, having proposed the usual loyal toss, which were duly responded to, Mr. Sheriff CAUL= proposed " The health of the Emperor and Sevres of French," which was drank with the greatest enthusiasm. The Prefect of the Munn, in returning thanks, u praised his strong conviction that the interests of both cone trier, and especially the interests of humanity, pointed out the &Maas of England and Frans as the surest means of presarvieg the peas of the world. The Prefect was loudly cheered throughout his speech, and at the essehwien alit the isempany, upstanding, gave three hearty chum and one cheer sore for the Ensurer and Empress of the French. The other toasts were—" The Prefect of the Seise, " and " The Meshes of the Legislative and Municipal ," " The Sheriffs and Corporation of Landis," 45., and the contuay did not separate till near midnight. The dinner, which was served in t gallant style, was net ordered till a few hours Wore the gusts assembled to par , take of It, and the number wee suddenly Mortised from 60 ID am* 100. MUBIC. TIM MUSICAL UNION. This distinguished association whose admirable concerts, under the direction of dr. Ella, have dons so much to purify and refine the musical taste of ear fuhionable society, has commenced its eleventh me. eon. It enjoys the immediate patronage of Prince Albert, and the Duke of Leinster continues to hold the office of president. The vice-president is the Earl of Westmoreland, the representative of his mover I reign at the Austrian court—a nobleman who, how ever liable he may be to criticism in that capacity, is entitled to unmiegled praise as a titan-at and en lightened benefactor of an art in which he himself is eminently skilled. The affairs of the society see conducted by a committee of noblemen and gentle men, who have the Right Hoe. Sir George Clerk for their chairman • and its musical management from the beginning ilia been entirely confided to Mr. Ella, who has shown himself well worthy of the trust. The society has been constantly in a progressive state, and, we believe, has never been in so prosperous a condition u at the present time. This is the more re markable,as the war and the many melancholy bereave ments which it has caused in our social circles have spread a gloom over the public mind, of which the higher classes have had their full share. Bat, never thaisr, die npenini Performimee ci ins MUM; Yel terday morning, drew to Willis's Rooms as numerous and brilliant an audience as we have seen in former year,. In one respect the present appearance of public affairs has had an unfavourable influence on our musical season—it has prevented the usual influx of the highest talent to London. Mr. Ella mentions several eminent artists—among whom are the young Russian Rubenstein, Henselt, and the celebrated Madime Schumann—as being among those who, from this cause, will not visit England this season. The Paris Exhibition, too, will keep many artists away from us —as the French capi tal, not ours, will be the great centre of attraction during that period. Still, however, we treat we shall have among us artists, native and foreign, in sufficient number and of sufficient excel lence to keep up the interest of our musical enter tainments. In regard to the concert of yesterday the musical reader will be able, from the titles of the pieces and the names of the performers, to judge of its quality. The pieces were—Haydn's quartet in B fiat, No. 78; Beethoven's pianoforte trio in 1), Op. 76 ; and Mozart's quintet in minor. The performers were— First and second violins, Ernst and Cooper ; first and second violas, Hill and Gothic ; violoncello, Signor Piatti ; pianoforte, Herr Pause. Every one of the above pieces is a cheprouvre. Haydn's quartet has a delicious freshness that can fade. Beethoven's trio is full of deep thought, which is not immediately fathomed, but gradually reveals itself to the attentive listener on every succes sive hearing. And Mozart's quintet is an unparal leled instance of the most profound resosrces of counterpoint employed to give additional strength and intensity to the language of feeling and passion. So finely were all of them performed—so perfect was the execution of every phrase—so clear the develop. ment of every design—so delicate the expression of every shadeof meaning, that even the experienced amateur, who had often beard them before, must have felt that he had gained new perceptions of their numberless beauties. IRELAND. - AU DUBLIN, Aram 17. 2 Yesterday afternoon the Lord-Lieutenant, mom- 5 panied by Major Ponsonby (private secretary), Mr. M. and Mrs. Greaten. Miss Lowell's, the Rev. Mr. Craig r . (private chaplain), and other members of the vice- to regal household, drove to O'Brien's Hotel, on the North Wall, to visit the invalided soldiers from the et. Crimea, who had arrived the previous evening from io Plymouth, and who were comfortably accommodated r i in the hotel at his Excellency's expense. The die- to tinguished patty were received by the Rev. Mr. Hort, r i garrison chaplain, who superintended the arrange- to menta made for the comfort of the gallant fel- 3 lows, and who introduced his Excellency into the ; apartment where the iuvalids were assembled. Of is these there were in all 28 men, namely, one colour sergeant, two sergeants, two corporals, and 21 pri st - vates, belonging to the 11th Hussars, the 6th Dra goons, and the 41st, 42nd, 44th, 67th, 62ad, and 63rd Regiments. yy His Excellency, in the kindest manner, spoke to the men, questioning them individually as to their names, It the nature of their wounds or illness, their pest life et. t. sad future prospects, their present state of health, the manner in which they had been treated, &c. He 17 manifested the most lively interest is every parti- to eater related by the heroes, and cordially shook each i t el them by the hand previous to addressing and when st. taking leave of them. A private (Green) of the 11th Homers exhibited a large drab travelling coat, said to have been taken from the carriage of Prince Ment- 111. ehikoff when the prince's luggage convoy was cap tared by the British, and a Russian half sword found et. on the field after the battle of Alma. After spending more than half-an-hour in conversation with the s invalids, his Excellency proceeded to the dor- r o mitories appropriated to them. The accommo• dation appeared to be of a very comfortable NI nature, and met with the approbation of his Excel- i ll lency. The Viceregal party next visited the invalids, is when they had sat down to partake of a substantial dinner. The Rev. Mr. Hort informed his Excellency s t , that the men had the liberty of selecting whatever 60 they pleased upon which to regale themselves, and at that out of a fund which had been raised they were to provided with carriages to convey them about town, L L and were supplied with newspapers, pipes and tobacco, 1 4 7 &c., so that in fact they had no expense whatever at- It tending their sojourn in Dublin. One of the objects 1 ,; of his Excellency's generosity then rose and, address- et. ing the Lord-Lieutenant, said, he had to express to hii Excellency the thanks of his comrades and him- at. self for the kind condescension with which he had L that day treated them, as well as for the generous a meaner in which he h ad provided for their wants. it His Excellency . in reply said it gave him great plea sure to meet with so many gallant fellows who had of fought in the cause of their Queen and country. t His Excellency and party then bade farewell to the ii invalids, who proceeded to the quay, and as the f Viceregal party took their departure gave three cheers 1 , for their noble benefactor, in which they were heartily joined by the crowds who had assembled on the quay. His Excellency, previous to leaving, com manded that information might be conveyed to him of the arrival of any invalids from the Crimea, and expressed his intention of visiting them at the hotel. The Dublin corporation yesterday adopted an address to the Emperor of the French, on the occasion of his visit to her Majesty. The address will be pre sented by the Lord Mayor, who is at present in London. Yeatarday, the Earl of Monster was married at All Saint's, Knighubridge, to Miss Wilhebaina Kennedy Erskine, eldest daughter of the late Hon. Jao. Kennedy Erskine and Lady Augusta Gordon Hallyburton ; both the bride and bridegroom being grandeltildrea of the late King William IV. Kim Millicent Kennedy Erskine, second and youngest daughter of Lady Augusta, wu married at the same time to Mr. Wemyee, of WasyseCteuls, son of the late Admiral Wimps The maniase was solemnised in the presence of a select circle of the relatives of both families, among whom were the Dachas of Inverness, the Countess Dowager of Newburgh, Viseonnt and Visoonetess Falk land, Lord Frederick and Lady Augusta Gordon Haliybor ma, Lea Loughborough and Lady Harriet St. Clair Erika*, Leap Alia Peel and Mies Peel, Mr. Duff, M.P., and lAIY Asian Duff, Sir Ale:. Woodford and Miss Wood ford, Lord Adolphus Fitaluenee, Hon. Lieutenant Filt clamber, Mhe Ricardo, Miss Wes'ss, Mrs. and Miss Wyndham, Ito. At tt e conelesims of the solemnity the wedding party adjoined te Lady Angina Gordon Rally button's speruacau at Kensingten Palace. la the after noon, the Eul of Munster sad his amiable mums, lilt for Paris, to pass the Maspassa; Asa Mr. and Mrs. Wasps aspersed at dm saw Ihm• far • War is Genasay. SHARK LIST& MI6 I TIIIIIIDAT Emma. The railway share market to-day wee Bat, and e primps In some cases were quoted at a further though C not important reduction. Towards the close, how- so ever, the decline wu recovered, and the final quota- 20.. dons were about the same u thaw o f yesterday. ° t There is at puma very little business going for- so ward in this department, attention being amost to too exclusively directed to the fends. THIB DAY.—Two o'CLocit. The railway share market to-day is study, with 100 little business going forward. Prices are generally t r o quoted the same u they closed yesterday, but the s market seems somewhat firmer in character. Loudon and North-Western stock is quoted 981 to f ; Great s Western, 63f to 64;; Midland, 681 to 69; Lan- so unlike and Yorkshire, 751 to 76 ; Great N or thern., ) 4 4 22 to 18 to } Wedoniana, 214 to 30+; and South-Besteras, NO toe Fren l. ch shares are also steady. Northern. are too quoted 34} to 36; Eastern., 34f to 36; and Paris and is ni Lyons, 224 to 231 prem. se °IMAM IMAM AND erocza, so rd.l A n.w n. cksins prism ism was,. /1041Alierdes I Whew. Peek ii a“ BbEL Witt.lni Mains, SO a 4: ii Da. de. Ib saidel aM Tame Imo a!! Chasm GM lialytaad i 3 IS 114 76 db. 66 41 691 I9i 19i 7 4 Se 6 14 11 11 111 it 64 M Della led IMAM Jam. IMM.Pstla.asd abard.J. 100 MR all DIM M ER aad ti.) 41 Faitara tlan 140 Wars Dabs. Clam A 100 M 114: DoANN B . ('lla E. U. 10u last Immilm 100 441•ImsA aa4= NNW" sea IN NNberO.Prll.lkedot 1N Now a BoNli WINNE NB Quad Marthera . 140 DA A. lank : Oa B. Nat is Ol. ban h.. Want. (11%) 100 Nat Wears 100 Ds. NovitUlloy Os.llo Ell Laasuler mad olrue. I 14; Do. put. n 19 7I 72e I 64 S I die pi 16 30 67 09 1$ 49 71 76 In 111 91 IS lie 64 59 61 63 70 6 7 pa I 7 731 711 pi lb Ti II SS 100 99} 911 el ITal 3iii Thirds 120 . 1tammaddrd sad Total I lit Won Mb* U. 11 L L oudon os.. sod 81mokwall 100 WOO" & Ono 100 Load. ono North Willitellt Do. for Moray 16 Do. Nth. . _ 64 Do.Sloll‘,3l.szolD. (C.) 34 Do. iNgtatba 100 Lam at South Weston 434 Do, SOO 34 Do. SO all 1,90406d!"76_11"1".111, 'OO Midlan al d l Do. 6hana, N.. 1 KO Do. Bin e. and Dun, .11 Mid. O. Wan. (In.) ni Dino Half Shares W Newastl• and Carlisle V.: newponAlnn.lllinsfard 11 . N;;;;Ta;diliiiiiiiit _ .iii all NeriWarreapoiat itaaa 10b NwMlk Ds. Now Northos Omitln Doke 100 1101111 *NA 16 North Deoch i l errea ro. I an Os. • S Do. Osoroalm4 100 N. lootora—Dorwri 10 Do. ishoolos 1$ Do. 13.NX Poro. .0 Do. Lois 100 Do. York —.— SO North Imam rl Do. New 101. Shirr 17i North ildhodohlro all Ilfare Irooton 10 NorthaSsathWoot. Jana _ . 100 100 Idest Morel 100 101.01141160001_ :ii likiveleri—iild WeVei: Roe limb Eros= AnWTs,Y .klfwrDm ail Nsl us sot Derithitcs 9 1 1111 Yds 610 Oba:as _ li' all Vale ell Nu& Waiseend Watudird sa sot d ail Wag Leedom _ ii ~w.ito.:..n;:_ 1. 1 WlTaiaTo7Siii;ta E I 1 1 00 501, = Aberdeen ISO Do. so. GU ibyibd Odd usi aL Dood.Pletk.k Abee-laae. lout Anstalt Ctrs A Ilk 100 Do. do. Clow B. 6 par Ct 100 Do. do. Cleo C.l per Ct alLed. Coo SAWA p ; otste do. 50 10 IDo. Ifew pee Ord. litcoit 10 ZeatUttion g 0.6 p.Ct. 100 last lamooddre all lint kWeetTork lus.hthe 100 Nolla.,hrth,Dasrles 4 p et. 100 Ofilit Wetter. 3 . for Oest Mb it p.a. 10') Myr" mat, p. 6 PwALIVILIAL-41,•°4. i liz! 100 Vassoshielsoosap.a. 100 Dlooolnotboostio p. an Do.Slrm. Poet. Mom all Ds Sloollor l'ooL Sp.s . all Do. as. do. 6p. 100 Do. 1000 a. Dos Stook W Da. O N Ooa. Mosso ;11 De. de. de. all Du de. do. .. 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" lowooleft lo emr. 4 'NOW. 11 amid et. Ditio Aft t o 10 Lam, Mum k °mod to NU SOIL .. SO atomonw ts 4 Wear ittrorL) 100 11=11solliod ttlidl.) Notroaubst ill 7 Isms gus. por Nat Owed to Bootota Goo) 00 Northoratimio.. - (lorood 00 Ditto ti _ -II r Cleat. (clo.) sonik - ila — .Wie=akTorle ) i MD §ir si ri a sk s . i. I re l trillsdi (Wed to ant 11§§1bas) . Mr Sillerahlre( Is . Iltheel west Valk% • M• 01 4 111 - ,_porid!...thari.) I die die 1 A die $1 SS 9 Sii die II I . 2 :_ • eat 50 4 40 4$ 47 41 81 89 as n 29 t 1 7 7 di 472 I 4 r 4 a 6b air :1 1 4 Ws 1 3 r 97 99 69 OS 45 IT H 11 69& tO .. 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Ea. 7Sorltloyat op. all Itaaglica sad Tombs all Do. 6 par 0nt..... 10 tome sal Clanava 14 Ica ls ao dI la dlberausa i i i i 7 - Etat: 7 4 - —" 31 Karla Antcsia all Du lo irr w .... 6 ua li altif illigara l t e ama all ll* Wm all Om*. [ Lyon I= ?Wks. 18 helseed 10 Ms ma Wear . AO Farb sal Bows ....... 10 Park, Csa k Clusbourg all Dam and Hans ...... 10 Boni Danish 11 Royal Swedish all iamb!, sad Neu* MI Do. 6i per Cale. Probe la. Made all Waal Flaadon 10 Do. Si par Cent. Probe 16 Wasters of ham an belied JOINT BTU 11,00 40 40 20,000 50 44,000 IS 81,000 10 mese lee 100 28.0 U 20 se ie. so *en IC 40.820 20 10,0118 100 10,400 100 10,000 20 110,000 SO 20,000] 20 22,278: IS 10,000 100 4,000 10 80,000 2 11,000 U 11,000 IS 8,000 ... 200080 le~iir►«u la•7wyii ! ZE7ei - *I 'ipi - if - il Ai/al* irithies OsMist Oomarrsial et lAssice =AssAatart Bask of A Ditis — Waft M Las Ma= Leib' Waiedia4a Not. hog. of loglaod Do. Now Nuked of Inland Now Booth Wass onset Book =Atka Proolaolalof Do. Nsw Royal Australian Bank tag and Gold Imp. Co Boma Australia Uaton of Australia Do. Ns, 1 Oaks of Lesion 1 I sorra wasingeds Brie& AsAdosa left em & Ited.Co. lial - Tos --- ' Pretenses Ice - an I isid haus Frarme iDeaso mo Mks MOM Monk Ulm* Goolool Illootiattom GoooroULLlNipgios Co. ipitiiseta - 7 — lsti ~~w'a: i istacitiaisa Illetherlands Land _I! dis 0 :i7. ii 11 II - i p P Dr l 0 i M I 1 i 112: N N 1(0 1,1 3. 4° pm r - 4 i ,g- 6 ye 13111 2i4 si vet 4.1 47 ul 19 41 111 I 3 id r I St • 7 pm 181 1• $1 11l 4 I i a i I is 7 i 0 6 3 Si 2 2i SS as Ik, Sl ' 23 1 se 40 id 1d i 1 pas i lt I Pr 7 76 1 1 24 pm &; Pm i 14$ u a l 24 6 i el el l e 1 7 1 1 stumped elosi. BAIR& all I SO In 1 Oi die I die 17 17e le 21 i as i P U 33 39 11 64 68 7 6 74 OS SO II 211 63w 100,000 1 Astern' all 30, 1 +Anglo Austrelian Gold all 100,000 10. +Anglo Californian 10,00 n 10 +Aostralasiaa ....... 110,000 SO +Australian 60,000 1 Aostrultan °ordinals all 11,000 50 Marnssua Iran & Saul all 10,000 SO +British Iron l4 10,000 U +Braelrep.(ism.ats= t i t 8,000 SO Do. Coatis and 11.000 SO Do. It. John Del Hey II 110,000 1 Carson's Creek 00,000 1 +Cia.Ctsiellin.Cojant 1 11.000 40 Oo te t a teMrc id Moot 6 ... I $lO,OOO Bt. +Dopes, Mimes of Eau. all o,oou SS +Do. Pref. 71 par Cent. all /0,000 11 rEng.itAustrallanOoppe all 15,000 1 Wortuaa 100,000 1 Great Nugget Vein Peg. all 30. 30 r au 71,000 1 Grand Day of Bad= all 11,000 1 Great Polgoole all 63.000 1 Liberty 10,000 11 +Linares all 6,000 . . Do. B. 10,000 . 3 Lusitaolan 1 103,1110 1 niarlqulta NAP 0 1 New Granada 110,000 1 +N.Linaree Min. Ora.Cl all 100,000 1 Nouveau Monde 10,000 10 Poottribaud Oliver Load all 100,000 11 Port Phillip (10,000 1 Quarts Rog all 10,000 SO +lihytaisey hoc 10,000 15 IDo. New 7,000 SO &atlas° de Cute. lll 10,000 1 South eastrallan an 5,000 10 Iln Croft 7% 43,17400 N. 1.51 +Callele li d szkan au 1 Walr 100,000 1 West liariposa all + Trushestie by stumped r,87 - iiiasso.clik bier. Stearn !island" Op. Notts Brit. beaded= Wier& et ZONINI 141;0 tieciuidi I&Peaths. & Orisons! St. ... 1 Peellmod IroaCtoapany.. AO Royal Mall Stoma. I Air. lambs. I Do. Poor .... IS Soda assiaillaa bad %bowl= Wes. Do. Do. Wftered temakLoisOo.ot Open ISsit DiesaVeLikad Z . al el 80 Imo. 1 61 "60 11 14 a 1 'sr t 1 11 11 COMMERCIAL AND MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. Our market was thinly attended to-day ; the demand for all articles was Inactive, and their value underwent no quotable variation from the rates of last market day. The supplies of all descriptions ,of grain It will be moon were mall. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM APRIL 16 TO APRIL 16. Qrs. Raißod. &dark. Irii. lonia& l ar )160 rer i rs t y —... " 120 -.... woo 0W....„ lO "•• I ad lOlO Malt. llO . m 4 sad bomb. MINCING.LANF.-THIS DAY. 800.111 L—The market /mane steady. 4,660 bass 1311. clayed Manilla were offered public sale, and sold steadily, 265. 64. to 275. ; washed, 265. to 26:. 6d. The re fined market steady at the late advance: brown lumps, 441, to 44e. 6d. • grocery, 465. to 60s. C 0711.1 —2O O casks plantation Ceylon sold in public sale at the eatreme prices of yesterday, at 665. Id. to 76e. 600 bags of native Ceylon were offered, and bought in at 47e. TL•—Tbe public sales are progressing heavily, and the importers are baying in largely. Rics.—l,ooo bags Bengal were offered sad partly sold at 139. to 13e. Farm ald steadily at previous rates. 800 begs good black at 414. • 200 bags white at 7ed. to 71d. Rua remains steady, with a liauted business. Corros.-400 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. Bez.nerraa.-800 bags refraction 101 to 11 sold in public sale at 22.. 6d. to 285., whisk were previous rates. It is ansnred that there will not be any public sales of sugar and coffee as Friday asst. 03 TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The tallow market is decidedly firsn:wi;lan upward tendency. The demand for consumption is exoellest. Pi ta/Our/ Y. C. on the spot is quoted 61e. 6d. ; May and Jane, 61s. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARIEBT.-THIS DAY. FEith report that there boa boa ea increased demand for Besse: hope darias tha bet few dam which, if it coationes, will doubting care prima to rally) as the supply is very limited. COAL MARKET.--THIS DAY. ..-- Wkdkor Primly**. 16s. 6d:Wails Fad Hutton, 181. 3d. ; Walls Bed &rash Hones. 170. ed. • Walls Bad Ramon &Pia, lb. 6 L-120 bah gips it 6erket. MONEY MARKET. TVISDAT EV‘IIIMIL The English funds experienced a further fall et about g per cent. this morning, on a renewed pressure of sates. The public, however, have shown a dispo sition to buy money stock to-day, and between three and four o'clock the fall was fully recovered in con ' sequence of rumours of successes to the allied arms before Sebastopol. The market finally closed about the same as yesterday. Reports pointing to a probable adverse result from the Vienna Conference, and to an indisposition on the part of Austria to enter ac tively. into the pending contest, contributed to the morning's depression. No subscription lista have as yet been opened for the loan in the Stock Exchange, and Messrs. Rothachilda are the only firm out of doors who have publicly invited subscriptions for it. As yet, the progress made seems to be mainly confined to a free discussion of the terms and conditions, a general disposition being evinced to take advantage of the whole of the brief interval accorded for consi deration. The probability that the next two or three days will witness the receipt of important in- telligence from Sebastopol and Vienna has materially assisted in inducing this feeling of caution. The probable prior generally spoken of for the 30 years' annuities is equivalent to a creation of Consols at about 88. At Paris to-day, with the exception of a trifling rally in the Four-and-a-Half per Cents., the French funds closed muck the lame u yesterday. At Vienna the bourse continues daily to exhibit an increase of uneasiness. The exchange on London bee risen from 12.19 to 12.23, whilst the premium on gold and silver shows a farther rise of : per cent. The other conti nental stock markets continue to show a drooping ten dency. At Frankfort there is a rather decided decline in Austrian stock, and at Hamburg and Berlin Russian stocks have fallen : per cent. Consols for the 10th May were first marked 90, ad vanced to 90: to I, fell to 89!, and had recovered at the close of the market to 90: to I. The quotation for money was much the same as that for account. The foreign stcck market was dull, and prices in some cases ruled lower. Russian and Dutch stook fell one per cent. The Statesman, Captain Trivett, which left Port Phillip Heads on the 12th January, has arrived off Brighton with 18,337 ounces of gold, worth about 73,30 W. The Admiralty will receive tenders on Friday for the hire of a ship of about 1,000 tons (n.m.), to he employed as a regular transport for six months cer tain, in the conveyance of troops to and from Aus tralia. Provisions will be supplied by government. The tallow market rose today 11. per ton, follow ing a similar advance established yesterday. A large business was done, speculative purchases being in duced by the anticipation of adverse news from Vienna. The closing price of St. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot was 51s. per cwt. Hemp also rose 11. per ton, there being buyers this afternoon at 431. for St. Petersburg clean. Land and bank shares to-day presented little movement. South Australian Land shares declined 101. Crystal Palace shares were rather firmer, Ow tog at 3/ to 3 11-16. St. Katharine Dock stock has been dealt in at 791 to 801 ; General Screw Steam at 151 to 1 ; Netherlands Land at 11 (51. paid); Pe ninsular and Oriental at 591 to / ; ditto new shares at to I prem. (101. paid) ; and oyal Mail Steam at 67. Accounts to the 10th February—a fortnight later than the previous dates—have been received ftom the Mauritius, per Antelope steamer, arrived at Liver pool. Freights were still high at 51. 10s., with a scarcity of shipping. Several ships had put into Mauritius dismuted, having been met by a severe hurricane near that port. i II xis XS die ti dui lii ln die Ni u ss ai '4• li Ipa 118 ItO 104 109 i Si Si 15 141 RI 124 64j 4 Al THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The recovery of yesterday afternoon in the English funds is only partially maintained, but the Stock Exchange markets appear generally more settled. Consols are now quoted per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Business is marked for money at 901 to 901, and for the 10th May at 901 to 1, and the present quotation is 901 to 1, both for cash and time. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 881 to 891; the New Three per Cents. at 891 to 90 ; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, at 99; Exchequer Bills at ss. to 10s. prem.; and India Bonds at 12s. to 153. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet, with the chief businesa in Turkish, which continues to recover. Transactions have taken place at 731 to 741 ex div., and the present quotation is 74 to 1. Russian Five per Cents. are quoted 98 to 100 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents.,l7l to 181; and Mexican 201 to 211. Sardinian Bonds have been dealt in at 861; Dutch Two-and•a-Half per Cents., at 63; ditto Four pee Cent. Certifs., at 901 ex div.; Portuguese Four per Cents. (ex all overdue Coupons), at 391; and Austrian Five per Cents., 1852, at 851. MINES. - TUESDAY RYESTING. The market for home mining stocks to day has pre sented no particular movement. A few transactions have taken plaoe at the prices subjoined :—South Caradon, 315; Alfred Consols, .104 to 11k; North Wheal Crofty, 114; Stray Perk, 5 to 6 ; Wheal Kitty (Lelant), 154 to 164 ; Wheal Cupid, 6 to 64 ; Vale of Towy, 16s. to 18s.; East Tamar, 61. 6d. The gold mining shares remain dull, Other descriptions were quiet. An extraordinary general meeting of the Port Royal and St. Andrew's Copper Mining Company of Jamaica is called for the 26th inst. THIS DAY.—T.►o o'CLoci. The gold mining shores remain without movement. Agna Fria shares are quoted to j; Colonial Gold and Great Nugget Vein, to 4; and Nouveau Monde, to I—all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 281 to to 294 ; Peel River, 24 to 2i ; North British AuArala iliac, it dim. to par; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, I tog prem. Imperial Brazilian share. have been dealt in at 34 ; Lusitanian Mining at j prem.; and United Maxi can at 74. JERusaLlK.—Accouots from Jerusalem to the 19th ult. speak at some length of sanguinary hostilities which have for some time been curled on between Abou-Goch and the Scheik Lahem, chiefs of Arab trig es in Palestine, owing to rival pretensions to domination in the western part of Judea. A letter of the above date says:—" Alter much bleodshed, and after ravaging their respective district', the two enemies, by the in tion of the Turkish Pacha o Jerusalem, consented to a sort of truce; but Abou-Goeb, in a few days, violated it, and, invading some of the villages occupied by the partisans of the Scheik, murdered several persons, sacked house*, extorted money. and committed other excesses. Amongst the villages which he ravaged was that of Beit Safafa, at only a few toile, distance from this city (Jerusalem). The proceeding+ of the man bad occa sioned great terror in that city, and the French Ccnsul bad joined the Turkish Pasha in attempting by negotiation to induce him to put an end to them. A man named Giorgiu }lnhaler, who took an active pan in the riota at HMI Djallab, which were got up against the catholic,, and who fired at the Abhd ?domain, a missionary, as he was cele brating mass, 1:-• been arrested ; he bad for some time be fore been concealed in a Greek convent. He now remains here in prison." SUDDEN DEATH ON SHIPBOARD.—The eh! Africa, arrived on Sunday at Liverpool from Bombay, ha d on board a considerable number of mongers, amongst whom wee the widow of Archdeacon Leap, of Bombay. The very rev. gentleman died shortly after cronies the Line. His death was quite unexpected, as he was in his ordinary health until a few moments before his decease, having just dined with the company in the 'Gbh', sacked a tiger, and disposed himself to rest after his meal. His remains were committed to the deep with every token at rupee.. The passengers, on arrival, preeeeitad that captain an eddrcis of thanks for the kindness of himself 'his mete (Mr. Shad well), sod Kr. Veld'', the surgeon the ship. ' TEE AUSTERLITZ OA Monday the Aural! a (Preach liamofbeile *l) got on shore Sarin, a dean leg off the Beath "Umiak, between SC Margaret • Bey and Kingsdown. On Ole same light, at high water, ?inland. the Autedita same et, sad asboved off the Bluth si too I 7 -1 3 t o • , 'B. 11 2 le 2 IN II 4 • 1 I i II 102 104 00 U N N • • N • ,s a 114 Ile MI 01 gli i 71 70f 114 114 64 7 n : fa S NI I 1011 9