The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-25 00:00:00

ear. 1 60ar-er -;e_ . 6, - e"."1..16.-.-var : , :vb.t . - -:(f'tt% 4 . 3 ..--.111. No. 2,708.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, 1855. (THREEPEN CP. FROM FRANCE, GERMANY, or in ENGLAND, oohed teasekatoba TIMM le °Mewed sad emp'oyed 14 the anchwfalle el Iheldleatest INIMOIPS SININGOTI, the aew trriaeat of the truer, NIOOLL7 PALMTOP. Om aad Twa O. each. AIIIILD SLEETS CANt. nee Gahm. Waterprcef. yet NICOLL'S GI:INEA TatlUSh.a4 sad HALF-GUINEA AISTCOATS. BELIE LIST& -- e -- TUSIDAT Imam The railway share market to-day wee again s i heavy, especially for the stocks of the trunk lines, so and generally closed rather lower than yesterday. so With the exception, however, of London and North r o Western Stook, which shows chief weakness, the re- * (Notion from yesterday's rates was not materia l. There is still very little business going forward in oi this department. 101Z101q RAILWATS. MONEY MARKET. ..--•.••-• TUESDAY BMailis 10 AMPIWIIIi liattadi ilifisarimi Janda 1 4 0 BM= Wardroom 1111101.41003.61541 7 . 1 Meal r 4 c 7lt 6 rsei 21f 181 26 II la 71:f. The English fonds opened this morning at a further decline of I to 1 per cent. on Lord Palmer ston's confirmation of the adjournment sine die of the Vienna Conferences. A recovery of about I per cent. from the lowest point succeeded, the purchases of the public continuing upon an extensive scale, and stock being in much demand for immediate transfer. After a partial reaction, the market showed renewed firmness towards four o'clock, and finally closed I per cent. higher than yesterday. Money was nominally worth only 2 per cent. in the Stock Exchange on government securities, and wee difficult of employment even at that rate. The market is at present mainly supported by the ease of money and by the steady investments of the public, whilst the chief immediate cause of anxiety rests with the attitude of Austria. TIMDAY EVINING. There have been a few inquiries to-day for shares in Wheal Kitty (Lelent), Tincroft, Mendip Hine, Clijah and Wentworth, BJrtridge Consols, and Car vannal ; but the market is by no means active. In the gold mining share market the only feature was some inquiry for Nouveau Monde shares. United Mexican and Imperial Brazilian shares were rather flatter. EffIINATIS for 1111.1T1i17 - endWer OUTFITS teat grade. ACCIEDITED AGENTS is all p,ta of as sobs lib° Dave %to Now tat other ers.elate garments presuad is tegulatee saes, to that they say lavalably At WINT.T.:4II ADOBES% IL, sad D. NICOLL. 111,116, 11A, 110, Earat-aveal. sad ki MY, Corahlll. ase r VasA im ..n.. _I! Ms THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. EASE and COMFORT in SHAVING.—B. and S. 00sa USW CAXTON MOP. sr Quadrilateral Chloe.. atrazarear, mien alarm soy laths ma arks rata. The isauteariti Is frau that mrat aim sergam. Kr. hem t 0 —1 haw amts Mel at year Dam Strap. sod lad tt it mom Weer lira ow *op 1 last Whole seal dor a tam ad. la alibi indramaa‘ trit aratantral aul o.7llinar for. la Nora. I. rat I. Oman. braollearA sN l a ti; dambaltard. taadro." abeam Ilks Imp. do g stay la eiadaul. sad at sal pirttollara at la. dd. Taft. aad Ila. IL salL-00111A.Na' pecasidatusrad alma. Trete P. War sad ' , lmes/ Toads. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLetw. The railway share market to-day is quiet, tut the feeling is rather steadier. 'Massaro quoted much the same u yesterday afternoon. London and North- Western stock is quoted 971 to Great Western, A 631, to f ; Midland, 681 to f ; Laneuhire and York- 30 shire, 76/ to ¢ ; Great Northern., 22 to ; Caledo nians, 291 to 1, and South-Eastern., 18 to k. tee French shares remain dull, with little change In r e pricer. :i 6 -- N !0 /1 P 2/ 1 19 / St P 111 2 9 1 98 91 1/ 911 Iro 101 115 97 191 20 99 HA 2 I in The gold mining shares to-day were quiet and steady. Agna Fria and Colonial Gold shares are severally quoted 's to 1; Nouveau Monde, 1 to 1; and Great Nugget Vein, 1 to I—all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 28 to 29 ; Peel River, 21 to 21; North British Australa sian, 4 dia. to par; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, 4 tot prem. United exican shares bare been dealt in at 71; Copiapo, at 23 to Pont English and Australian Copper, at 14 and 11; gibaud, at 14t ; Santiago, at 6; Cobra, at 54; and National Brazilian (Comes), at 21. 1 II 17i 011D12fAILT EILAIIIII AND NIWUI. licl.lAbfain le 111 RR. DB JONOWB LIGHT BROWN COD LIT= 0111.—MI prams air mast aka Its Ogling alak la dailalag Ibis pre sod usaidleselalardllaa NNW pm. rally resialmaial Ohs Waltz frit lassatesaa aid amass al& abeyjsr• teisolal MiDmisasall's sale alasolOsi anslipasss mg sea" mem .FM.D. NM Os . 77. laaZz a bie 11l larins4 row part et Iowa; sail oa rt e "" a 07 OM. 4 Onseal 1477-P 7 s 4 l amiss, as* to say pre at zoomed. MHZ BEARD, WHISHEIUksad MUSTACHIOS. iM ampssasdansid saws d 110111.1111 tar leiQNllil< OIL to reatastas thus orameses el noised ti sateendly buss sad spreslated. tad is r.esedsd by asmareas tirasseatela. led esetlied by tie *WS &gambler. ?Ida Oa Isalassua Os isimenis pleperties Ws dr pon• t ie bark assebbss tbs Bair le lb embryo state. aNdlinin Ita gym* siIIOWNI harm kart assldas It moony, sad outdraw he presoilaset Nabs 'tom stay soft % ans. sad fiamiala reindamey. r die Wee pertrief by Iles. mos Is.. Tray Settles Wog la bar mall ed. sad doable tbst M. per Wells. Odd by A. VSWL& SD sad son Ilmitabisaiss. leaden, tad is Clindsis of Ti,- mum =Ult. —PsOusted by Royal Lettere Mai et Mimi. uni SIMPIi by by esti ot the bolo do do Per* onl ke koptioi Odbre Modialsr6 Timm lk. 1 le • smeft kr solomine. _ ari edimene den mis... S. dentine& lalbe duet r we rjegz ia danekieir dad adody weenies di tons et owlet ben de loid bus eneeteda neelsie .tirmlo rend*, Web et mot mesa of Ps pollo don dpidiee. , Me. 1, id ibe pen ememold mai kr dedoknmintemetP. Ibb 110116 ykriiii was WWI enfory, tM tweeds Minden d tbe mann eimendloo, odd woIL tM modemdes Y et tuedd mend mem. W. en. 1, S, sad S, Min aside 41 tun er end, tad or ail rents_ quake. They mar le Se West tr o dein nob re nibs sreessoi. Wit en eme. d in. mk W oed, 2s. stn. Vona bite neereet ed ednieloneei by Ueda& Le tin& km; im—te be Md. libolorto oed sone. la Imm. of IlMint'Joltasea. Eismy 8M Ob. 13, Oziorkoireot; eimm,llo. eekod.rtnett 11. Hanks& anod e miebstauset, warainiaro: l44 .l44anse. u.sr; Wiama. bidertior eed rove& tt, V YPHE IMPERIAL VISIT.—PAUL sad DOPE ... MC 001.: 1 1A0111 and Ow, sad 11, Tama petillAws Ss Mr ilibessty toc to mamma ail they ma Immisholy • Weft, with Misr paws dostelekno► hosts weesswil wish Ur VMS of *le to it &Iron Wistarias sh sommisie U s % by Maws. 1.0 or. colowal :41 1 Va phlsa. f aRAND NOVELTIES in the LADIES' GAZITTIt of TAIIIIION for MAY. prim la.; poet free. h. 6d. , hese of f rbkh ae promibly lo say o th er wort. hashed eo e me nd eers. of the Mopes otitt. sod &bore 100 Menthe, 1 and llessetk Wading am Novelty of the Smoak. wtra D....p.x.. 0. Baer. flotywell-Anst, Mead. T HE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PATZII, peke sd. Tas Trad=ral Jean*, the mdvotateof fres somateree sad Kabed lb Or @KWh sad value of Ds general news—le the soroniey of Its kv sweet~ led to the varied nerveatile sod aoatataretel Worse. tisa awkilatal tke elty, railway, sad imam &Melia—this paper iII aMi d :CORKESPONDENTS AT ME BRAT OF WAR. rue TOIABION NENV la MUM% A:f D 1111PASTIAL. As easbesively early report of Alpha, la he Laths Ur a htp. MI OR by very Ovate/ MAL sad is sostalbe TM OM DAILY RRFORT. of shah IT LtDIR ALLcommenra It is ealith Irkhorksl. habgb yasishir by we Um slaty rare this thy lismithhhhlss. OW gaper Is" sobalhohey me/arty them-Ye. whim. th Solt ebentAire rid whoa est labrlst EN. TO be Mill e s = I4B. IIMONAR WWI ma la the kingdom; ar et Nll. haw Vhse.strast. ondon. . USW" be athelorst to obtain Ling the paper by males /eh at a nimbi yelshaus hillibm os applisattoa, husk It the man el bow Apais hely Ito apply It, at lithid. per quarter, paid h shear by Faubs•as order. 1 DAILY by NEWS FORWARDED totheCOUNT n RY ZVESING POSTou 9s. pa v.. perneut sdues. trORN MADDOX, 10. Vppar Jabbey.st., Zoom s.part, Sookabiler bed News gnat. AILY NEWS MINT TO READ, from 8 a.m. etll $ p at Is. per week; supplied in tows or marry. at for rd. par day or lbs. 6d. or ,Loam: M. WALTEILS, Mew Arai. In, IftW p v : r ii i i N .Y o NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, at lb. par I f by MORNING May at St 11a64. DO. Ifia ip r ar.—a. ADAMS, I P as is t.nmet, IF istoisars, Ow Asia. BAYSWATER. - DAILY NEWS LENT TO IMAD; sal sie so the Gomm by owning pat, at Na t& mc ipowi ts. OM atte io. M. MINA Oroaarfaat, Wert t NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY. APRIL 24.—APPOINSIIIINT8.—Lieu- Waist H. W. Wilberforce (1864), tot's* Hastings, 60, screw steam ship, it l'Atonsouth. -- Assistant-Surgeons : D. Courtney (18.54), confirmed to the Driver, 6, paddls-whml stuns sloop, of 180-horse power, for perticulu service ; and B. Crabbs confirmed to the Miranda, 14, screw steam ship, of 260-horm power, Medi terranean station. Acting. insistent Surg-on Dr. J. Lomax to the Horatio, 24, screw stem raid ship, of 26019 M eariVri it Sheer : MOIL Midshipman Hon. I. B. Vivian to the Duke of Wel lington, 131, screw steam ship, of 700 horse power, at 13pit head. Natal Cadets.. F. D. ' , order to the Pembroke, 60, screw steam ship, at Portsmouth; and W. L. B. Gipps to the Retribution, 28, paddle-wheel steam frigate, of 400-homs prier, Mediterr►nean station. THE MILITARY FRACAS AT CANTERBURY.—Ber pant Brodie (says the Sawa Barters Goadle) now awaits a coartosardal, which has been ordered, to take his trial for " tussah of discipline, sad using violent language"—but virtually for preventing a breach of the pesos. DUBLIN, Aram 24. A party of invalid %idlers from the Crimea arrived here on Sunday. They remained at the hotel prepared for them at the Lord- Lieutenant's expense until yesterdsy,when they proceeded in carriages to the Viceregal Ledge, where the Earl of Carlisle, attended by several members of hie household, questioned each soldier as to hie wounds, and shaking hands with him wished him much happiness. One man, Private Thomas Sulker, of the Bth Human, gave au interesting account of the celebrated cavalry charge at Bala- Wan, la which the gallant Lord Fitzgibbon was killed— le fell wounded jut as the elms sostemneed, and, on some of kb ma stepping to assistilm. Its mid Clo on, my lead mss--I am usable to Itillew." Oa their return he was sees. msenaded by Canaan lying en the ground, and belding sp Ids meek is his eight land. Ste loss was deeply de** by themes. The invalids then retired, and having bees nebwMed with some good ale drove beak to their hotel to min a sabstential Maser. On their way 'keg the quays - gm melt Om Osseo (send with the Queen's colours, on smug vbist they owl 10 Y tla and Five three hearty Asses. The istmlide w o the 4th Dragoon. Gem*, 6th ditto, 1111 i 41e, 65th, 63rd, aid 77th biases. Maay son are ingested by the Witting steamer this week. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Arm 14 ADMISSION OF DIMINTIIII.—Ia s coavocatire Midas this diorama, which was attended by upwards of 160 mambos, ths sew Meade was submitted to the home, la tea distiast parts The greatest objection war to totes 6 sad 6; the *man exempts tutors from the obligation; to lastmist welt et their paplL m may sat be utembonal the Mush otikaglaad is her doctrine and discipline, sal the latter maple meant& who easy sot be mosabess at the Muni et Esilaad feces examination la theeLegy. Vital was earriedby a majority of *mealy ; the asabsea beiNS—Sarets. 76; ses-pleeets, 72. Vote 6 was, we me• tessieed, tarried by a eaalodti of 12. The other rotes were ornhol—elan by a has =pithy, sad the minder wilhaat a division. The sliest of the sew statute is to adapt the statutes of the wahine y to gm sot 17 sad vb., S. IL CRUM PALACI.-BEILLDIO DAL—APIIIL 44. -44bamiais ea pm% 4,368 &SW by swigs Vans; IMl.Tvid, Va. DIIBLIN, Aram 24. The commercial review of the Avecian's Journal contains the following remarks on the manner in which the new duties bear upon Ireland : Within • ample of years we have had 125 per cent. added to the duty OS whiskey—vim., from 24.13 d. to 61 • while even with this great ingreses we shill Rot have t he pest advantage of free experts*. te which Ilia be at the nom—aced of the Swish, QM is eme degree sieopettlate then for their new burthens. Te rube the natter wens, every wholesale dealer's stock was Ukases Friday, with the view el sareharging then with the estra f. M. per Wits (24 proof), a moat erael stretch of authority ea Issas 'Web had aetaally been daty paid, and sakes rem die Clessa's stores. But even Imre they will not stop. A further in vestigation is understood to be going on as to all spirits per mitted to retail dealers since the let of April, with the in tention of charging any excessive quantity ta stock. Prompt and vigorous resistance would, perhaps, avert these coals astury messeres, bat only perhaps, for we Sad that the an 'mincemeat that the duty was to be equalised in Scotland mu received with " loud cheers," and that the propoeitioa to add 2e. to the Irsh was similarly received with " shouts of laughter," sad the Chancellor's regret that he could not just then put on the other ls. 10d. with "renewed laugh ter! " sad "isontinosid laughter !" Whatever " sport ' it may be to legislaton, it will be " death ",to mores and hun dreds of straggling traders in Ireland. SPORTING. ---o-- rt. BETAING AT MANCHESTER.—TrzsDAY. It. The important events decided this neck at Newmarket Ile detracted from the sambers present and the butane tramocted upon 611 sees te ems. The meet notteastAte feature to the Quieter Cop was 30 &Meg dein le MP dram Wellesley, The Reiser, and the Early 33 red ; and an impeosil moottastatlan in Amor of St. Hebert for the St. D.W. with a dimmillan N lay spina Ds acre. dasszed ars oar l 11e pitsUaos 0 OMR THOUSAND ounces. M. 6to 4 apt galas (t) I4to 1 apt Iftoquito (t) IS 3 to I Maids (0 ft ASY. NO to MO 3631 SL Hubert (t) DE 1 15 to I opt Lord Of the M. a 11 re 1 Ile Clare (t) I Ulm (t) IS big Ilmie bib wore all made presioust to the Two Thousand Gains= 114 deellid. 111. CHESTER CUP. _ _ _.... . . R. 11 to 1 owl asythlan (t) ---- 1110 1 oast 100 Itlnn (t) 11 to 1 Slovillo (t) 25 to 1 imago (1) 16 to 1 Arthur Welke's 50 to 1 Nabob (t) (1) 70 to 1 Claret 111 to 1 The (t) Ilsiver (t) 1 33 to 1 7H (t (t) 16 to 1 Early SW 40 to 1 Casey (t) 30 to 1 Slottiner (t) 60 to 7i Seducer (t) 31121111ARIERT FIRST SPRIIf 13 SOMTligO. 111:11SCRIPTION KOOM—Mcsram Nam. LATEST BETTING. TWO THOUSAND. 6to apt St. Hubert (t) I to Lord of the Isles (t) 10 to Claret 'off) 20 to "bet three" (off ) ONE THOUSAND. 7 to agog Habeas (t) 2 to Mende (t) 4 TgAig ib tg 1. 74 70 'Pt flivnitio (t) 25 to imps (I) so to Rah* 40 to Calm ) Inks* Eye (t) 1 40 10 t to o ladrastress (t) 1 THE DERRY. It 6to apt ht. Hebert (t) ft TUESDAY. 10 Teta Coma Boon Oraim of 30 me. each, for 6-yr.olde ; mite, 44 est 74; flliks, am 44; the produce, of muss elikh aver produat4 St. a winner. A.F. (I mile 2 fur. 73 Ida.) (5 sate.) 16 i° Duke of Bedford's Pugnwor, by Weatherbit, Bet 74 (8. Rosen) 7 e. Lord Eieter's Nutriment, Sat 71b (Norman) 2 "' Mr. Mikes ch t by Pyrrha' the First oat of Whims, Bet 414 IS (Templeman) 3 ! Betting :Sto 1 on Pupae r. Bose after starting Pagnator boa .... the Mad, vdreh he held to the and — wining very mils by a length "" and a Leif. Bed thL-d. IS HANDICAP Purses 701. to 3.ir.o:ds and upwards. A.P. (1 sae • II 2 fur. 73 yds). N Mr. Payee's** Pheasant by Tombstone, 6 yrs, list 24 IL (Flatman le Mr. E. Hatecm's Dooms, 3 yrs, Sri (Fordhee M lir. fate's Gossip, 3 yr., tat 104 Led J. beatt's Le JaJ (I b), aged, Sd 71b (1. Prim, se Mr. T. V. Turner's Tiekton, I re, let bib Mr. C. Ibreehre Rosehavy, 1 yrs. ern (g. Price M. SC BMWS: 7 to 4 apt Coek Pheasant, Ito 1 apt Le Jai/. 3to apt ... Gossip. Won by a head, the mead beating the third by a Wirth. , t Le Jut( wan a bed fourth. Maus and Raspberry were beaten or at ' Mg ibtervals. 8 Ise Iwo Tnoveasna Gunmen Brims, a euketiption of 100 sow. 50 es*, h te. for 3.yr olds ; colts, Ilet 74; fillies, at 410; the owner of 87 ..; the emceed horse a restive beck his stake. 11.. M. (1 mile 17 yards.) ^ 20 (47 eats) Mr. Meery's Lord of the Isles, by Tombstone,(Aide:oft kt 7lh 1 S 5 } g Kr. Howard's St Hubert, by Surplice, tat 7 1h Mr. U. Mee Mop:own, B.t 7lb TM folktwung also ran: ?Writer, Paletot, Vandal, Unet, Pair 0 ° dm Hampden. MI eMe* starting :7to 4 on St. Hubert, sto 2 apt Lord of the se _ Meet art Que. 20 to I apt Polydare, 20 to 1 apt ugly caber. r. Inu he easily daesnlad. The throe harass pissed ran in ' hen thensint. I: Arena sods pewit sped panto the Robes, wisp 11. Nekert. wts.b Ltd of Ow Ides to Noe sekodeses. took tow IN& • Offilweewie. No IN less to abbreds• Nis Lord ot ere ides woo Ne ft IN NON% sod a met rkeseWN IIIII" it. ski*y hues se lit Ih.hohldos salt flr. EOM Itly et. tine, sel meat in S egil ON* by a wk. Illegutows Inisiell It. those lehins bAlad Sled wan aeon the ems distance 91 belie' Newtown. V red Posseike. Mb sod eistb. nn to to. 11 1 either. Poeta was 7*. Parlors kb. and Ikupdea lost. Owsweeeso at 3uo ems. each. KO IL for 4.yr.oids; oft, Set 71b; IS and I, INS* B.C. $4 mks I fur. ITS pude). (6 seta) K. I Mr. rupee Boer, by lon Tromp. Set 710 ( ltatman) 1 us, Pelham, Duke of Bedford:. re, s a e 71 1 (8. Roger.) 2 Betting : I to 1 on Pelham. The favourite led at a pod steady pm to the souls, when Boer went ahead and won by 15 .engths. e. LATEST BATTING a No offer was made either to tech or lay spinet St. Hubert or tend 1 11. of the Isis after the rms. The only at on the Derby was 1,000 to 30 6 apt Kingetows. For the Cheeks Cup 14 to 1 was taken about Early IL, Bir la d.Slk the morales Wilkes was done as the Chester Cop at the bl. 11 , lowing ones : IS to 1 eget Seythisn (0 15 to 1 Early kid (t) 100 to 6 The Reiser (t) 110 Io 6 15 to 6 limArth pe er ( Wellesley (t) It 1000 to 40 Illabelp (t ) lt. le to 1 __Nisei(t) t 6to 1 was Mos abort Ms illideet. m ud 13 to 1 about Lon of the 10 Iffkos far :ed Done, rnt pig le the eons. 10 .... add wankely weskositidis sitewitesk St, wldeltbaeline=tbs MOM Nils= at Ike two MIN NI keswelles kit dee Two Thowerat. seek lOW Won N ilimmelbs NI New. wed Y. ease te In Inewesi men ediscallsw litre*. 00 Ilis wean ea nib side we'. oval nellint to no Ire, and 10 Ow& nosetwento were in Omni lo a bean now 01- . 111 - The baba however, trot elbedol et the harm et plows and wet nephins of the IL_ Entine, or the Mrs'. we eemennialle _seepetetl. Os waft 6 awl f to 1 Mrs Mil ea 54. ut 11714 0 11 1 2 sad ito 1 WI Lord of the Mn, res. es ea be = 12..4 releoese set to so the los& a bow d tits east 1, 1 Imoa tbe bluest whin enteest lo the nee doomed Li .. 1 e , It=alk Ike sleet via seas& NI be emir were the On non v tee was MAN. NW Ye boo soloed IT ter= soi M. NOM was ems mike* to deo. Ys 47 - bunt hen In a dealings - inn et"Iwol erne Isles 6 vim" The tees wry hews=. lode melee. isi as Ms% with 7 .. 0 rennsee. tleanwe his drills to hawse ot Lon of 06 V e lar :a nosh. the wan w issillsor Est a ads puttying r t : :Wlkw sod eft_ perdu s=ussed nth the pin ed "ise the _ Whlsh ha bon =WA limo to be me ..... weelline sod i. wow so the pyaßsat renew wee sosupsratert ad imiellii It Mast* Ye seed contained sly her item, awl bot raft sport ~1 24 Was asprilsk yes the" Twolbewine" Was was wafting to _ 3 ° sweet so teems surowees of okeleses. The weather was dry, Sp bat a mart 0 flatbannse " robed duels at dust, Midi sent*. ata bated etweselot to wit the enjoyment Nes ragtag. id lIIIIIIARILET ltdCl9l.—Tate DAT. SW recto en ageenwe far today—tho tad at two otteek. IS LIM We learn by telegraph the arrival of ,Lord John ; Russell end family at Dresden, yesterday afternoon, on 2: their Morn from Vienna. NEW PMILHARMONIC SOCINIT.— The concert of the Philharmonic Society this evening (Wednesday) will be go for the benefit of the Cossumption Hospital at Brompton, et and will receive the assistance of Signor Belletti and Modem Clara Novelle. The consort is under the especial petreasge' of her Majesty and the Emperor and Empress of the French, the latter of wbom yesterday forwarded a donation of 261. to Edward Warner, Esq., M.P. (Maim= of the concert committee), in aid of the tends of the hospital. THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND NUISANCES REMOVAL. BlLL.—lresterday a town's meeting wee held in Birming ham, the mayor an the chair, for the purpose of takhy s tt a o maelierstica the orinetpies end provision et the Health Act and Neiman Itamoval 818, an Miss per The attesting yes this, then ast beg mere than two hundred psalm meson, on otter mambos beat Mr. Councillor Ryland, Me.. Casadlir tie Rev. Charles Clarke, and ether goodness, the following reeo ludo* wee adopted :—" That the Pules Health Bill new beim parliament is been apes th=ezf in g= a Mamma% bard a mewl sad to heel swum sal a pester of latstisruiss Is the nes:V e s: thseeitro this neelles_is of spiv= the et the same into • kw ”pesell; sad that in the Blelemste Itemeoel BM Ws mast-* lap, lila* I it to be Amin e& thee San' Moult be a men dellaite wises be the oeffealles an., .gosse 0 1 :be ......s tesilhe li allesd.sPsti s t Zgy, tomtits 1111=his . Wrs ;timed ea Ibese bus ea the natrasy, whilet ia rl ik eng=ll 4 ftbitt sil / 2 7edife leiseststke onseiels. t a hm il lee ssie r sa ir i o s teir ie g a l e si d ee thee . I s r . = htines... ll7 NUM.'S punk- Mietrellt llha ft er spitit efte above iselledelti were sleolually weed W A t l ale. lb li _. - i I als. IS SO sq Mli II IS - i 11 4 i all. Si 6 14 II SO 12 711 721 64 SG ells pa 1S 39 67 611 U PI 72 /4 US 123 1/2 64 431 111 0 f 0 63 70 • 7 pa • T pm 751 761 7t $ 911 99 97i of I die Ms 1 Adis $2 83 . .. 9 -- 84 die II 7 . 23 28! 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SON So Oren lON 100 Vas Dkoso`olood 1 04 dim di" ltd 1711 a 45 n 41 66 66 li Se 28 SO S fi dial SS 64 110: 1 1 1 i i p. 11+ ISe K I 3 A' 67 69:d lie Is WAR MUTING AT SHETTIELD.—A lac s and tut Wm= public meeting wee held in the Town ell on Monday MUM'. It wee converted by the Mayor (William Fiber, Jan., Esq.) in pursuance of a requisition signed the Town 200 individuals, 22 of whom were members of the Town Council. The object in view was expressed thus in the memorial :—" To consider the propriety of petitioning parliament on the conduct of the government relative to the war, and in favour of the restoration of Poland, Italy, and Hungary, as the only effectual barriers against Russian aggressions; and further, that parliament will adopt such measures as shall enure to the members an accurate knowledge of the tranuctions of the government with re ference to foreign affairs." The Mayor being unable to attend the meeting the chair was taken by Mr. Charles Aloock, who strongly condemned the injudicious manner in which the war had been conducted, and said that the people would have been so enthusiastic with regard to it it they had not believed that it was to be a war Is favour of and of the nationalities of Suroyhe meeting was l - dressed by Meters. Iroaside , C. aw, M. Liddell, W. L. Hurafrey, J. Paabley, A. Booth, . Ootbitt, W. Mersey, and others. Resolutions wits nautically adopted =pier dve of slam and distrust re spossig the vacated,. mind of governmat in the promalien et the war, and r4= m *Mufti no meals geed *mid result to from the puptowunt contest until Poland, Italy, Rumgory, sad other aeYwallWs were called wpm to render their mist ime. with • view to their being metered to tbsir odium' indsmant mats as loespeno adieu. The Austrian einem was else Mowesed as the each Nam et the dis asters Oft empaign. The premeibes terminated with the Mg*. of a midis to csosat in madam with toreediting. sad the meit of a committe le co- operate with the LIM. eseasdeles in erecting a teediso mid to the patslotie senkos et the late Lord Dad i Own. AOCIDINT ON THE LONDOS AND NORTH-WINIZIN RAtiwAr.—Yesterday anemia, as &widest, heltpaately not attended by say ageism emsegusness to the gessengars, oodured to the 4 eeissit lows had frost liwellscalT io r Busby sad the ihiMMI scenes, TM Mk Mk square at its Br end"peoestled seedy te the Casik Fara MI" when. tem same aaayYhsi ems, while the engine mood ea the min line, the tastier sod mtoat ea • aiding which has r ecently been laid dow ssi tresmesien with me we which are la = seat Ihe Mtge above-mentiesed. Two of the were tared ewe 0 their side, and some ware mush Massa by iambi into Winks with the earth and bricks will* Si whoa MA Isk i el up in the MAL= so WNW so , lloim‘ oss , and the Me toss la MO there tweeters area r. It Is =Mad ON the ciliation sift ewe* as the engine gaited over, aimed ft 1e440 et he Illese, sat ee threw the Mkt as is lb* lin 4 Si 6il In the discount market money continues extremely abundant, and the tendency of rates is downwards. An impression prevails in many quarters that the Bank of England will find it imposible to maintain its present rate of discount. The deposit of 10 per cent. on the loan, amounting to 1,600,0001., was paid to government by the Messrs. Rothschild on Friday Aut. There will thus be no further demand on the market from this source till the 22nd of May, when a payment of 15 per cent., or 2,400,0001., becomes due, and the first issue of new stock, of correspond ing amount, will take place. Consols, which closed yesterday at 881 to 89, opened this morning at 881 to I, recovered to 891 to , relapsed to 89, and were last quoted 89} to 1 for money and the 10th May. Business is also recorded in the newly created 30 years annuities at 16 3-16 per 11. annuity, and in the omnium at 1, f, and prem. The closing quotation of the omnium was 1 to t prem., this security being bought to some extent en banking and other account against sales of Consols. ... In the foreign stock market the movement con tinues mainly confined to Turkish, which, after fall ing to 73, closed at 73: to;, or about a per cent. lower than yesterday. _ _ On 'Change this afternoon there was more demand for foreign bills than has been noticed for some time pay, and the tendency of the rates was consequently less favourable, but the actual change was unimport ant. In the case of Vienna and Trieste the rates ruled at 12.43 to 60, owing to the unsatisfactory aspect of poli!ice. At present rates of exchange there is no demand for gold for exportation to the continent, and any arrive!' of the precious metal will be sent into the Bank. - - - - The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com pany on their respective presidencies, from the 9th to the 24th inst. (this day), is as follows: £ s. d. Rate of ll:change. Bengal .... 6,171 0 4 l 2.. Id. per Company's rupee. Mathis .... 4,015 811 Bombay.... 212 10 0 2s. lid. per ditto. Total A call of 25 francs, or 11. (making 131. paid), is to be paid on the constituted shares of the Great Luxembourg Company by the Ist Jane. The numbers are published of 58 bonds, represent ing an aggregate of 9,7001., of the Peruvian Three per Cent. loan (converted in 1853), which have been can celled by the sinking fund. We are indebted to Mr. G. E. Seymour, of Throg morton-street, for the following useful table, which is put forward as a guide to the proportionate values of the Console and 30 years Annuities, constituting together what is known as the " omnium " of the new loan. Mr. Seymour remarks : The subjoiued memorandum is prepared u a guide to the valuation of the new loan, which consists of 100 Console with a 30 years' annuity of 14s. 6d. for every 1001. sterling, The 30 years' annuity of 14s. 6.1., valued at 13/., gives 171. 18.. 7d. as the value of an annuity of 11. for 30 years. The latter, i e.,11. annuity for 30 years, is marked in the official list to-day at 16 3-16. which, it will be seen on refe rent* to the memorandum at Lot, leaves the Consols of the I,an at 881. be. 41. per cent. Ezample.—A holder of 1,0001. omnium is entitled to 1,000 Console in addition to an annuity of 71. Ss. Therefore, it be sells the 71. Ss. annuity at the rate of 16 3 16, which would produco 1171 64. Bd., he remains a holder of 1,000 Cocsols at 881.5.. 4d. per cent. t 100 OfolgUtll FI 30.Yesr.e: _ Makes tb wa:uc of 4s. Cd Annuity £ll 12 0 11 12 10 11 13 9 11 14 8 11 15 7 11 16 6 11 17 4 11 18 3 11 19 2 12 0 1 12 1 0 12 1 11 12 2 10 12 3 9 12 4 8 12 6 6 12 6 6 12 7 4 12 8 3 12 9 2 12 10 1 12 11 0 12 11 11 12 12 10 12 13 9 12 14 7 12 16 6 12 16 6 12 17 4 12 18 3 12 19 2 13 0 0 • Leaving £lOO Comola at £BB 8 0 88 7 5 88 6 3 SS 6 4 88 4 5 88 3 6 88 2 8 88 1 9 88 0 10 87 19 11 87 19 0 87 18 1 87 17 2 87 16 3 87 15 4 87 14 6 87 13 7 87 12 8 87 11 9 87 10 10 87 9 11 87 9 0 87 8 1 87 7 2 87 6 3 87 6 6 87 4 6 87 3 7 87 2 8 87 1 9 87 0 10 87 0 0 161 16ta ..1 _ _. 16i 163.16 161 165-16 lik 16 7.16 lit -- 169.16 161 1611.16 i6f 16 13 16 161 161616 17 17 1-16 17i 17 316 17 616 171 17 7-16 „ 17} 17 9-16 17f 17 11.16 171 17_13-16 lii 17 l5-11 1 Loador., April 24, 1864. Ozo. E. SEYMOUR. The silver brought in by the steamer La Plata is in hand, but has not yet been sold. In the sugar market to-day only a small quantity was sold, at rates which show about an equal division of the additional duties. Of coffee, only one sale was held, consisting of fine qualities of Plantation Ceylon, which realised previous rates. The Admiralty have ordered the sailing ship Wind sor to be surveyed, preparatory to being engaged as a regular transport, for six months certain, for the conveyance of troops to and from Australia. Land and bank shares to-day were dull. Crystal Palace shares closed at 31 to 31. East and West India Dock stock has been dealt in at 119/ ; General Steam Navigation at 261; General Screw Steam at lin to 1 • Royal Mail Steam at 68 to 1 ; and the new shares of the Peninsular and Oriental Company at 11 prem. (101. paid). THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The English stock market to-day is dull, and the recovery of yesterday afternoon is not quite main tained. The reduction in price, however, scarcely exceeds k per ant. Consols have ranged between 881 and 891, and are now quoted 89 exactly, botk for money and the 10th May. The omnium marks fto 1 prem., and is now quoted 1 to I pram. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 871 to 88 ; the New Three per Cents., 881 to 88f ; Bank Stock at 210; Exchequer Bonds, 99 to 1; South Sea Stock, 1171; the newly-created Thirty Years' Annuities, 18 3 16 ; and India Bonds, 121. to 16a. prem. The foreign stock market is also dull, with little °hasp in pr.e,.. Turkish is quoted 731 to 1; Mexican, 201 to ; Spanish Deferred Three per Ceuta., 171 to 181, aad 'Russian Five per GNAW. 98 to 100. Spanish Old Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 261; the Comndttee's Certifs. at at psr cent.; Venezuela Active at 25; do. Deferred at 10 I Sardinian at 1351; Granada Actives at 18i; do. De.. paella di sad Bases Apo& at HI. COMMERCIAL AND MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. The arrivals of wheat this week ars moderate; the trade in Mark-lane, and throughout the country generally, assumes a firmer tone, and quotations at most markets held this week have advanced ls. to 2s. per quarter, and in some • still greater advance has taken place. Our to-day's market was well aquided for • Wednesday, and ls. to Z. more money was obtained than on last market day. Barley was in fair request, and rather dearer. Oats were saleable, on rather better terms than on Mo•- day last. Betas and peas firm, at former rates. ARRIVALS 11410 LONDON FROM APRIL 23 TO APRIL 25. Y.nsliah. Metah. lAA. Forel". W1teat....... 37330 10 I rley Ba • 13400 Malt...—. 6to floor. maks. and— barrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SUOAIL—The public sale of Porto Rico, 300 hhdo., sold freely at the full prices of yesterday, a. e. 2a. advance on last week's currency ; prices ranged from 33c to 42a. The refined market steady ; brown lamps, 465. to 46e. 61. ; gra eery, 475. to 62e. COPPl3.—There hes not been a public sale, n-ither has there been any boaineu of importance reported by private contract.; Tze..—The public sales concluded to-day at yesterday's prices. Ition.-4,000 bags of Bengal were offend in public sale, and the bulk bought in for want of buyers, at full pricer. live.—lhis article is firm, and a fair amount of business done. Demerara, 2.. 31. to 2a. 4d., proof. SPICES.--600 bags Singapore black sold in public sale at 41d. to 413. per lb. Pimento, 800 bag., sold at 6d. to 611. per lb., which were previous prices. Nutmegs sold at 2s. *ad. to 2.. 4d. Mace, 1.. 101 to le. 11d. Cloves : 70 boxes bought in at 51d. per lb. Sago : Pearl sold at 28e. 6d. Corrog.-1,000 bales sold yesterday on 'Change at a shade advance. . . •Prices are supported, with a limited busi- In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm, and still advancing. Tows tallow is quoted 535. nett easa. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 544.; May and Jane, fits. 6d.; ()talker and December, 665. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messn. Pattenden and Smith report that there is no alte ration in the hop market, either in demand or prices, sines Monday last. COAL MARKET.-1103 DAY. Hol7's'llJ7s. 6d.; Eden Main, 18s.; Wells End Goer. forth, 16r. 6d.; Wells End Braddyll's Hatton, 18s. 34.; Wells End South Hetton, 18.. 91 ; Wells End Hettwe, 19s, ,• Walls End Stewart's, 19s. ; Wells End Tees, 19.. 20 fresh ships at market. SUNDAY CLOSING OF PUBLIC HOUSES. Yesterdly, in pursuance of the resolution come to by the meeting of the delegates of the United Towns Asso ciation, as reported in the Express of yesterd,y, a depu tation waited upon Mr. Berkeley, M.P. for Bristol, and other members of the House of Commons, to confer as to the best count, to be pursued by the trade with reference to the total repeal or modification of the Sunday Beer Bill. The deputation met the members in the lobby of the House of Commons, and consulted with them for a coesiderable time. They urged upon the various members the absolute neces sity, in the interest of the licensed victuallers, of a total re peal of the prest nt obnosious act. Mr. BIKKELEY said that, taking into coneideratien the representations which had been already made to him, is eoujunction with the fact that the act had not been in ope ration a twelvemonth, he felt that the decision he had cone to, to move for a select committee, was the best course that mold be adopted. Mr. MENTZ, M.P., expressed himself decidedly opposed to the principles of the act, which operated oppuisiv,ly on the public. Mr. SPOONIIII, M.P., while he could not support a motion for the total repeal of an act which had not been in torte twelve months, would not object to support a motion for • modification of it. A long desultory conversation ensued, after which Mr. BERKELEY imbibed the delegates to confer among themselves and to consider well which course would be most bent ficial for them to pursue. He would poet pone for a week his motion for • select committee; in the meantime it would be to the interest of the trade to hold meetings and confer generally upon the most advisable course to pursue, whether they would determine to petition ler • total repeal or a modification, or whether they would agree to the course suggested, to move for a select committee to inquire into the working of the act. This course was readiiy acceded to. The deputation then aijourned to Painter's Hotel, Bridge-street, where they were met by the delegates from the various provincial towns. Mr. BUNTON, of Birmingham, having been voted to the chair, stated the result of the interview with Mr. Betkeley and the other members of the House of Commons, and after recapitulating his view (as reported yesterday) upon the advisability of petitioning for the entire repeal, or modifica tion, of the act concluded by moving a resolution express ing the opinion of the meeting, that it is ant advisable to ask for a select committee to inquire into the working of the Sunday Closing Act, which was one that interfered with the rights and liberties of Englishmen, and ought there fore to be repealed as speedily se poesible. Mr. BOWLEY, of Nottingham, seconded the motion, wi ich was supported by Mr. Lewis, of Hull, and several other delegates from various parts of the country; after which, Mr. Gams moved, and Me. WILLS seconded, the fol lowing amendment:—" That this meeting is of opinion that the beet coarse to be adopted to get a repeal of the Bier Bill, taking all circumstances into consideration, will be to support Mr. Berkeley in his motion for a committee on the question." Mr. Lawn, of Hull, trusted that the meeting would not entertain such • proposition as that put forth by Mr. Grimes. The licensed victuallers of the important locality which he (Mr. Lewis) represented were agreed ti go for a repeal of an act which ought never to have passed. He was prepared with petitions numerously signed, and he was happy to say that their two excellent members Mr. Dlgby Seymour and Mr. Watson were both prepared to support them. (Hear.) The CHAIRMAN said that the best proof of the feeling of the country upon the question would be found in the fact that already the signatures to petitions against the measure numbered NO,OOO. (Hear, hear.) Thep wen not forced or manufactured petitions , bore the bona fills signatures of adult males, each name having affixed to it the trade end address of the subscriber. (Hear, hear.) After some further observations the amendment was out and lost, and the original motion was carried by • large iilitarza wished to ask if the Protection Society were prepared to 00-operate in this resolution, or if any one could state how many petitions were prepared by them in favour of it. Dlr. WINTERBOTTOIII felt bound to say that the Society alluded to had no petitions prepared at all, and ha could not inflation Win' by alluded to sae as , ----- - „_ h e lp ezpreesing his surprise at such a question being ;At by a gentleman who was folly cognisant of the fact. The unanimous thanks of the meeting were awarded to Mr. Painter for his kindness in placing Os . _lSlMltwditrus room ine a , at the disposal of the delegates. A , Wlllni voider' thanka was given to lir. Stinton, the ciAppaan t • "lash& agreed to adjourn the meeting, enA 4Mte, . irof Me sent assembly to be given by WlVer - ..••• • . ..:A fix- ;... 1 - 4 • - i -:!. A DERELICT VESSEL.— . - .'' ~. .1,,, " • • • 0 • ,-# •-a ':-* • ' ' # laden with mahogany, supposed .'. , lo ji • • London, was fallen in with on t • • `te a i v toe. 68 W., abandoned, with to gem' ...: vs . . the cep, and bulwarks and raiWg „,(' , -' eh shaken, and her decks blown up in ' • ''r, b the . Kilbourne, Caroline, arrived in Mount's Bay ,whleb boarded her and took front her some rigging. It is supposed the Kew were sense tine la the taps, as Uwe were mama tests Mud est gesseteliie Se be tveied• . , . . . ... All .. . ... . I ii T a t% s t I T 1 , Ti 1 $ 2; pm 141 1!6111 I I 29 11 6 6 ii ay 1 74_ 11