The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-20 00:00:00

U 4 4. Qtyte (Exprt%s4 --...., ;!!! IfirPftit o D lain% 11: -. 4 7 56 • ] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1665. [THREEPEN CE. CO KNITTER ON METROPOLITAN COMMU NICATIONS. SHARE LIST& MONEY MARKET. MINES. --4. TVISDAT sancta. ----:---- - INDoN sad WESTMINSTER BANG.—T 6. iTwieoss Ira& a this Beak WM OPENED as 'AIDA T _ do " r opy Wm. Kw 211. &rand. Ilr. Chaska ward, 6. la se rant is the task of Moen. ',Vahan, Pad, mad vat ddeskod tb• 1011".._ fartrOILIIAILT. Oeseral Iliaseges. IS, USS. ass SHAREHOLDERS of the EASTERN 11%10:4 RaILWAT. I C wel„ig p i , two or me don pit sast.. it sea sill 1;0 is rarwlvaa tat law lathe news win e t m i. f§th ON the lellYere and prom essigissin. %A u , iiiww w w ibridp ars Wag wafted. wieb. el sue t• vox wok Cowatio. aka will he benelPed by Si& Paw re ~,,or• Ike Elegem Coestles add their gasrantaa Wpm preineuee Merest. 'Tormein§ tar Weed Woe cbartiv bek Ibis gut awaal• los to have the rate ot Wine • BEAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—CHEAP kacclaims to tu win of ENGLAND —Oa SATUI. , f, ma la sa INCURSION TRAIN mill Maas PaddiNft _at I ~., la etAroutii. cants. at Restosaapsr.Masa, a ter, Tow' Twitter read, Eaets?, efarerosa, Daau.k. T r a L oci Tht t. ow. Tomo , oe RlDasbOdis, sad will return Irma rlyssoath S We 30, at 5.30 DID.: WM TIMM MID lIIM%. Imams. aosedatreages. 000 . 10 s.waso, or idisaisist fad us, w ood TIssOlo•fold Br Us. Is& .. mom Isoldo. sd Teldelassa —.- Forge Nam Vs. lea. Tig "'ft ft. :Os solar IS ran of see balf-priar Tta amnion tickets iim g w idiralis, sad ono MAT saallabb bias gumlike Tram. - - for th rie DRAWING-ROOM. L a m * red I:4Moodomd. .ed • yaw sad eimeat wo w loolome d reeroe. Poop• rifo. obeli% islommde. yid fir . siebt• Ira. to Italie, rallell (Yee ebb ,ove. with gm. Irs. Imported smi esobetond wi Ilmie). let. Strood. 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I, he Or pot ceselmeol no* kr Oa dos aormistir. umainumvoktlimstri ylbalys waft lab bitbs trgibiblo the younes emengsdlls Is dee weed elialt MOM Irdemb ws, beb bail so slime &Mid et twee er sol et ell emeilerewledes. toe am as no lAA ails IMMO air sibleismesSlL Wes lb ame. at lir selli; tree kr blarepiesee demos siobleinesi W T look Ism So.—To be Yd. stowed mei eft& be d = of 11 " 131111814 - ! a t anklet WEIN 22 * eIS. Oilleoldiasee ; We" wen. 5. E. law" divemlet. elealegarer. allikeiber• refseday, lare.aress. IMierposi; War: : sad Powell. WASSON. IS Ostia me& NUB Immo fro% LIST of Roo NEW an awl d CHOICE BOWES rawly added to MUDIJIE MUT LIBRARY. LUIT ei BMWS C0M8.7.1111C ENT RORKE; withdraws bon ettesition. sod alma st amid, Mood Priem fOr mat- OWE 1dw0.4 Mobs, Ilk SW Non. Looks, sod TR Crow 0114. g o wt CRATEIETIA ae HOIR lONAL PART gamiest. Chu e . be.. by the mod 32111.14rIZIVUY JoaB6 PITIMAX, Orplillt of Iniss: O. LoosOile, 26, Old Bcoctetivet. of DAILY LONDON NEWSPAPER, FUR ONE MULLING PER WEEK. of the DOLT NM/fi hare detonates* that epos of th e Cospoleory Stamp. their lirrehM NW. tbe Price TWOPENCE, UN/TAMPED. Mau ba passed le all the feasts of an Imperial Newipseer. RIMS will report Pub to elestlare. the Mower. WW I . Ilse pal metal Maness, tbr Ontis ti Lew aimi Peps. ww awn;* efibs ay, awl all muss of gaserst Intend to the bear of petit s/a Tee Welsh Fades tatelliernee of the lamer wlll be NU, Ste. Si EMS Ile IWO en 11.1111 M be kid TileStptllo Creissee of Neese sad hallesee; mil a SOWS ihNewedi by Adwrtliessate es he OWN be set by IM Sete= le geo des ef the Tara It Sib yebaleel le as SIMS My *se EOM iewv 4 T 1111 " /Limb, Maltem by es emly boor es Se ease erewing. Ceise fres the teweley ter easimpea *sew sew be itvan = r ie Arra la the Oatstry se awl say es Sassed to So Of. KINN mu" se se Odle, to, BoaverSalzeat. Thrtirest. Lowers THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING verse, pew 3 d. /% 6 boas( Liberal 'salami. the advocate of fres 000111111“11 wad al al wad rakes& Ii the matt mad value of ita mesa saw tba amousay of to lair mama sad is the warted taarcaustila vrt sotassaretai Warms -614 5b°413.1 to the 8 4. rilliraj• 4•11 Cgoos.ary asthma—Ws paper I. tallowy...l. SPECIAL AT US Plitt' OP WAR. itaiollloll - 14-ih'S IS RAU AID thrASTIA 4 As coguively surly meet of &sipping t 5 the Indio& Aar is mg. Nod to it b miry Ovettund It.il, and it entwine TOR ONLY DAILY YINING 116 PORT, pith lin of gnaw It'oo ALL orrrotva ADMITIMIVIOrn. is 'war inkisons. sal though young" by Ann am dalo Poss am selismissiporerise, this paper hat br MlaimAtilheamilmialleve4 lot WWI a elaarasiart ams idst or to . Masi Elm Iddrashir at rpm. •• is Op Iftplosa; sr se 40 2 1186 . lejleaveneavas. SUBMILISSL Wales. " 3 . UMAIIIbe popsy by woke Mu Anima Oa. Or prataleror IIAL es ealaa• foglie the Wand assespois may ft wow pm quarter, paid h ahem by torbadDla doh ar . Y NEWS FORWARDED to thotX) LI NTRY POOL at ed. par Ga. payment in advises, MADDOX. 1% Upper LAW-A" isdpast`o.park, Hookastler iiiiierrasi. WILY NEWS ',ANT TO READ, s from 8 sas. -' I a pre sargibri lows or cosany t • pat at Its. ed. par gambol ; Ns by LIAM bbtst, y mt. Irbil•Mbra 1;)AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, 199. tar questew.-BEXT by M01V41 , 40 SAIL, at St lb. 66 ,VIIING Its. S 4 re qr.—ll. ADAMS, 9, Parlusoestaireet Wminager, Non Arint. RAYSWATML-DAILY NEWS LENT TO IJo ILIAD; sad sappliad la dis ocratot7 by awasimit poi, at 1118. 6 4. : = 6. paid Ls &Paola. Y. WAS IC& Grutaiorrat, W ait. anowtollat. MUSIC. -.--4 P - ROYAL ACADEMY OP MUSIC. At the cause of the Royal Academy yesterday morning, Spite's beautiful opens. Ator and &mint, was performed, according to the Engiish version pro timed at Covent-garden some flue-and -twenty years hr, when that theatre deserved to be looked upon as as English Opera-house. At that time it bad a long and succueful run, though it has since been forgotten on oar stage, simply because we have now no English dire Os which it can be performed. Its performance, 04 a concert, by the pupils of the Royal Academy, 7M very agreeable, as reviving the remembrance of its effects when represented on the stage. The resumer in which the airs, concerted pieces and choruses were sung, did great honour to the pupils as well as their instructors. The part of &tuna was divided between Miss Whyte (who was warmly encore d i n the line s ong, "Rose, softly blec ehtlln end Miss Spitler ; and that of Fatima between Mies Banks and Miss Wilkinson. The put of Azar was sustained by Mr. Peed, and that of Ali by Mr. Walter Bolton. The othe r parts were magi hy Mr. Wallworth, Mr. Ct. Dolby, Miss or lrombresMse in 4 /Isom The ehonwes andorchestral ar to were extremely well performed. The =rntesslirt gays much satisfaction to a mist ism Whom ............. MTN' Ilto mur k . ti r bat t ; e 4 Mot s ilt 4 ats Ma 4 • 1 11•411 ph. thal mad ','.l r ••o .4 Wel moon; 11** rowan ide UMP MAO le, Was mid. *t. by wi t, din ihs„ Kai lift.. r, with wirit aatity cf Mr dogwood et. risme, bow of its sum It prises Os si 'sports Ism liras of thorn, a /(wlll/ of I •stioss serail Lae inse-Wied imapialais ail wit li lamely Ur Malty la rail laa &boat a banever thaw A that &NM ea Moe Ms dimly talus bt that were bad ago V. hulas. • same estast; than is tams i wee tally hit iw sere quasi Da, Bristol, sal mississi, 'titbit as equal ;Ito• as wheat. improved prig vedette, demo ,iterpool demi Norwich, who* rubor dom. %WOOS, esd dm to prim; bet el bu bees eethei due et It. MX .:t Rdiabargli, little lies does. the SCSD634OII sI :toe. Isthmian berley is wee It doer et Belfast ova storied dimes, t• lugs supplies. t stock attic do vi for, has IM resulting, mit • I Ins th but us= CROP& ano ram at dr el arid pone bus wail on enl osi ana ._w trani ' M abnsion+ I proven. very Visit hl.- 1 " int ; let Is pordniv same ai= man/ Is et NV? as *a Wolio dm= parlor gr. dir 4 r; lhak • ihrwood. ere ivemOdui mom islet Mercury. So ton .Ibe buk Os war poolon+ ▪ bo aomanra Mod by a siasiale Timm. assisi ob• Wed lb/ I Ins boa oimpeted V pinkie Velt WW I Ises ih " tb ValPir Ili MEI ENTAILIO - sed o7ll britioi sidiallowM urriseimi. roirstsuas. joys, Peas, a► at a manor •—• 'I) DEATHS of IL Cog* . lA. da' taaley, the We dCO Lady C. I. nom. 4 Ise w Lfo of IL T. OM iroilit. tal I*4 asSoldoTa" . • Gesksed. 'kg gi° el 11. MINA th. 1.4 r. li Ina. . 1 s 1.6 Laall" . "1:01. 11 : i s t e tlij a ` , St eilign i repTh Alliadd* 114. est 4 solo (lesidPOC l tiovali reow Ni e rv a twill. isi wwww ime• waw a. w i tar a t le &D. raw ap i dp . ahr wv Wit• SW e 11. r. Wl* NOW d lloolOoft s t Wee me. as a ta sof --,. oTof wolf. Rog, of Leoll-foo 4 del adios% " Ist if 4.7. prob 04 liagle *OM I° IL I. ma CllMPr a iliflab i d doft dam. dl.r WIMP IS Ile 0‘ 85 6 V WI. All 1.4 The committee on metropolitan 000lasuisi....-_ 7:assembled yesterday, at the usual hour—Mr. W. tk i s a es la the chair. The members present were Lord Robin Grosvenor, Lord Bbringtes, Mr. W. Williams, Mr Munroe, Mr. L. Hey worth, and Mr. Rep. A medal on a lawsuits was exhibited M the loom, illus. Ilallue of the City ternaiate and improvements proposed by RM. Andes Pewees. NA I. Sallpeeenee llhevens, engineer to the City Improve. 1811*Oinsidissms. was examined, and he stated that his islosibms boll been called to the trains of thy City generally, nod ly to that going east and west. lii had pro remedy to relieve it. I. 1837 his attention had datlikeelar Galled to it by the passing of a bill for making a rail way boa Camden-town to Skineer.street, Snow-hill. In 1814, when the Direct Manchester Railway was proposed, he received a oommenication from the chairmen of that company, requesting him to survey the line for the purpose of forming a terminus in the City of London, such site being proposed to be made in Smithfield. Hewing surveyed the line, the result of it was, that instead of recommending it to be is Smithfield, he reported in favour of a menthols in Fairing dos-street, passing along the valley of the Fleet. The plea embraced in the asthma, of the Metropolitan Railway for an eateasioa to the Eaters Counties Railway wee proposed by Mr. Charles Pearson so long beck se 1830, basest ths central -, tenaisse fa the City, with branches to the Loudon awl ‘, Rath Western and Great Waters Railways. la addition to sonneeting the North Western, Greet Western, and Great I. Northers Railways, Mr. Peeress proposed a aim roadway, 11 100 feet wide, to the north, and under this roadway to he 13 .. laid down four lines of railway to relieve the traffic peering ; between the north sad south, and ales that 'passing ul aloes Fleet valley. Patting aside the railway, he so the roadway proposed by Mr. Pearson from es no• rth to math would not only relieve the crowded streets, 10.. bat wield be of great advantage to those driven est of Lou- ''',.. demoted gensidemd that short lines of railway would be r; Weil etillemeeative. He adverted to the Use originally en thimble. Ott peels traffic between Camden•tows and the et. Ret end Welt Lulls Docks, but it was now greatly used as SI e prialarit Iles. The Blaakwall Railway was smother in- 1 1 , ... stasis Is Mg* by two pair of tines—cm, up sad one doers ; —oily ossiM sassoily about eight millions of persons. to Thep Melt _Om Lemke and Blackwell, the North London, et. the Ossebsed awl Tilbury, north Woolwich, Greenwich, Gt. sal ether Mlle, and growing neighbourhoods derived di 984.=="sts ken railway.. Some other railway M... wee required to Leedom for goods and sod ; treißea t i s ti l le a Grest Northern met out about 3801 toss of u sob . and that goal WIN is the streets of London led et. M pest vosfassa. The Metropolitan Railway adopted to some parts of Mr. Peusoa's plan, but it did not provide se I 4 mush athesamodatioa for goods and warehouses. He ge. 04. rally recommended the plan proposed by Mr. Charles Pear. 0 4 son, to meet the wants of the City of Landes. a Mr. Prussia Bennoch said he considered that great ob• 114 ettnetiess la the public streets was occasioned by the large M. number of public thaveyeneee, which number might be vs- OL alderalsly reduced if a proper organisation were carried out. en They hod omnibuses running in all directions, meeting is - i l s at the Beak or Maasies.house, and these vehicles of tai lees were sulkiest to wimpy the whole space of the M. Poultry, without a cab or other conveythee. The come. 50 =te that la the middle of the day the Poultry aid : were almost impassable. He considered this state u •,,7 . • -mi g ht be obviated by the establiehant of a con- u tral depot, from which the passengen arriving east, west, Be. north, and south, should be exchanged or transferred from St one line of omnibus@ to another, by whisk means they f i : could dispense with at least half the present number of am- Me Wham going sloop Cheapside. At pretest there was no law in the City to remedy that particular defect. Be sea- m *Wei ea underground railway to a station either in Smith- en e mits e lethotreet, or any plows within half a mile of the et. e of the City, would prevent what was sow a great g subasse In sending goods to a large colleetiag warehouse, IL like Plaidard's—sitaate is Darrow streets, with hundreds of u waseee is the day—if they had a central roilsray depot. 8 Hs wee cif opinios that all bridges should be tell hoe, and II mealleaed that the abolition of the City tell bad boss of Li. =l.sivastage in potties foes the City to commercial ; so fliestly before tows o'clock the committee adjourned. et is _._ I a. TonSDAV Inland& The railway share market this morning was flat, I i especially for the heavier stocks, most of which were se quoted lower. A recovery, however, subsequently : took place, and the final quotations were fully as : good as those of yesterday. Midland stock closed w se better. The transactions were limited. tee THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The railway share market to-day is steady, and es prices are, in nearly all cues, quoted the same as they closed yeeterday. London and North-Western ss stock is Quoted 103; to t ; Great Western, 67t to 68 ; Midland; 741 to 75 ; Lancashire and Yorkshhe, 82 B to South-Eastern", 181 to 1; and Caledonians, 5 311 to j. Great Northern' are firmer at 24 to;. n French shares are steady, at yesterday's recovery. lei Sambre and Meuse and Great Luxembourg shares continue to rise. 011DUIARI 1111•1111 AND ROM. PAnarAva. I Miss many ft fi pai. as. Wolv. 3/3 I; 0=47: Is IN MIMI sad guise _ _ _ an and ONIL Ilarlaa 46 oar ma wow :el Due4l4o..aad abordJ. MN ON ME N •—• an DIN• aid H.)... II NON NO Non Miss. din " - A.... Do. Dela E. U. M 5.)... IN Dadra Not Laassailm . Ilablargli NI NINE. aan " " .1".. 10 w loribias 11a. 4 Ilimak N Da. a. INN IlsaassiWiii. * wars .» .«. oil Da. INOWINOsak. .11 I.assimere isiOndlie 141 Da. 1 Da. NM WO 'AMNONS sal TedNIN 191 De. M LW Wet NNW ks 11 brim NA li 111NiNsa. 6. 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NO LoigoONlNoo.pegol Mond iii IlieN) O. NO MOW MIN 4 1 =S i 111 10 los,'EllbmS, 6 (bolaile Ma iloa. 4 a lI =A ... ___. o ismsi y— ) 1 au aboorrota tea Sada w arm l ed ultoolckattlatt " 16.141" e5i. n a " 011.. 1010 d t = nglers ‘.l I to oo stattroaNtaisogotti. (Imam tiattOrsotios) Id SO all duo II par Ont. (d 0.)... - ILL Is Prom kwiro (itoo.Loo. SalLallasallawaiTork) - in DIM pima SI. IN Sulilmat . 1111.10.11 map. roll Mit (Issool to flora lantliotO .. t tO 04 ilooltatolooliaro Demo to Sr. WOoost ......... SO SO war Ogligy, 6 per Mgr. tog to.iitogrL) la la Or sa latto Dap5.—........ IL IN WIN at ST=ltood WWI M. METROPOLITAN COMMISSION OF SEWERS. A eial court of semen was held yesterday at the Coart-se, Greek-street, Soho, when the following cone- Widener. were present :—Mr. Jobb (in the chair), Mr. Wade Mr. Offor,ldr. Pastan, Mr. Chalmers, Mr. Jonneon, Ur. liedhead, Ur. Hodgson, Dr. Sayer, J r. Waller Lewis, Mr. Hawse, Ur. Ward, sad Sir J. Shelley. The 81011111 TART read a letter from Mr. Horace Mean, eemetary pro fen., to the Civil Service Commission, request. 1 ins iallermatios as to the system followed by the Commission to of Semen foe the examination of young mem applying for sa appedstments. so Mr. WADI .10•10, that all the neeessasy information be 1. at once gives. So The CMAIRILAN expressed his willingness to do so, but fe said be was very sceptical as to the advisability of examining le yoseg sea by one central board for a ll ; p ersons a p plying for °See vender the Comminion of Sewers were examined by the chief of tie department in which they desired to be placed. (Hear, hear.) the motion was then armed to. The financial &comets - bowed a balance of 28,6661.113 e. 24., 15 sad a deposit account of 80,0001., =Mug a total balance of :4 108,6661. 16s. 2d. te The following recommendations of the general committee were areedlaying down of 170 feet of pipe a., sewer i s Newcastle-street, Bethnal-green at an estimate of al! 341. ; the constructing of 600 feet and 900 feet of sewers is Si New Crossroad, Deptford , at an estimate of 8601.; and the 2 con structing of 280 feet of sewer in Whittington-terrace, ,1' Upper Holloway, at an estimate of 1601. 7 Mr. Orion then moved that the rules for the payment of se, costributions by ratepayen, for permistion to use eewen for house drainage, be altered, in order that greater facilities ou might be offered for private boom drainage, and se prevent is. the spread of emetic and epidemic diseases. 12 1 Mr. WADI seconded the motion. 10 The CuAtaitAte admitted the necessity for house drain. et, age, but thought the subject ought to undergo the searching aL investigation of a select committee, as by the removal of the contribution from the ratepayers they would greatly em. berries the eemmission, and sacrifice a large scot annually. t is After some remarks from Sir J. 8111.LL11r, Mr. WARD.. at. and others, the matter was agreed to be referred to a select Mt committee. OD the motion of Mr. WARD, Mended by Mr. 0,701, •• r. committee was appointed to consider the provisions of the sit. on Sewers (House Drainage) kat, end to report 94, on the best mesas of carrying them into effect ; and air, as at. to the streets, courts, and places in their districts in which 50 co mbined works of drainage and improvement may be meet ni readily and economically executed, end in which such works r.l are Mat urgently neeemary for the abatement of epidemic 'e disease. 121 The court, sfter the disposal of Nome less important bud- et. bloke up. 111 CITE COURT OF SEWERS. aagembled at Yesterday the Co ball, Deputy Peacock is the chair. 1. The Clumsier read a letter from Sir James Duke ez referring to a communication which he had received from di Sir Bemanain Hallam the subject of & Bowleg the works of * the sewers within the City to be done by the City Commie- . closers under the Metropolitas Local Management Bill. r, The communication stated that Sir Beejamin Hall &hop- a then rejected the proposal. to Deputy Rename passed some severe strictures upon the 1.1.4 view taken by Sir Benjamin Hall, which he considered unreasonable and inconsistent with the compliments for way paid to the City Commiesionen by the hon. Baronet to tort judicious enemies of their poetize. Ultimately it was determined to leave the matter with the committee appointed to take the subject into consideration. POST3RX•IIOW, ?OMNI MILL Mr. DAM (the ChM Clerk) said tbat Lord De R oe bad 10 intimated that he did not now feel himself in a different e l . position from that in which he was placed is 1854 when the Comsaintiosin met him on the geestios of the opening of et. Postern-row. prisp and sorrespoodeoce were then The various d i *, read, from which octed it appeared dist the inhabitants of the as immediate neighbourhood had petitiosed that a deed Ghoul& be eserated foe the satisfaction of private claims, and that es ot her arrangements should be concurred in before the go- Is versales% would emeint to the propoeiti LI Mr. T. H. HALL regr etted that disappointmeat should follow the promise which had been made to effect so v o portaat a public object as that of easing the overwhelming it. trifle to end mom the docks. It was hard to think that •he offer of the corporation to undertake the completion of the `• OL.. cemetery altmtioes at their owe' 'sponse, should, after having been favourably listened to sad answered, again be shelved. (Hear, hem.) He hoped the merchants of L to doe who knew the vast advantages which meat spring from the opening of Postern-row, would stir in the matter. It was u lt i mately determined that a de p utation should "9 wait upon Mr. Gore, the commies' .oar of works, spas the subject. Ihe sanitary condition of the city was stated to be geed. co Adjourned. NEw BANITAZT ACl.—Y•teralty (Tuesday) the important set es benne &sissy, sill& received the royal sorest es Fridop, lese stated. The lideuseriitas Commie- Omen ere empowered is carry on works et hoses drabber., eissatiag. sad imprommest, sad to *speed a sea sot m elodies 14,0001., Margie, the roam of each walks is ma ease apes the owner or occupier. Farther, the Cosore. deems an authorised timultemosely to ezeoate teethe or 1 isproverseat. ammo to several immure, sad to divide the swam mos; the misers es seesplas. Ise is, Ili In 7+ It je fT I I POI IS 0 to to II si at. i i IS SI Me all an IN Si all $ Fo ii' s 3 811 10 all 26 01 8 li 13 , 1 ill 116. 1 1 7 6 460 90 92 'sl 63( 14 16 9 11 161 164 121 asl24 121 la U IS 774 SIIS Is 60 10 10 20 70 II ft ft TS 77 120 1111 101 ISS VI US St 01 70 50 10 pa S IP pm Sli in US 10 1 14 I:11i 103110 H A a °I; - if - i f 8 1 M a ii. I! Is ite • 9 le 41 9f pa 47 44e Of ii 11 22 ii il 41. It 4 mi - - 24 1! P• si • 1 1 4 Pia II 11* Ape tie& disindias Odd do& Odltddia viaddlided fArddlas Asiddis Oddlion— Illsmodes bid Oad tee I I i Oaf lOM'S Cr @Mt I 00010 ••• If Wows,email le pr a ilisLi FOfee M& t Teta LW Werra ...... Grand Duchy et lirsas Grad ratiotk. 'Uallis. Ds. 1. - _ 1i i 4 U :t St SS SO el sir .4 L. 111 ii ,1 sir te 7 1 74 Si VI: 1 1 itow mom. —...... I .N.u•ssis us.. owe). 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Boohoo sad 'hoodoo 0 Lyor mod know I = s oool liodliwowas - 5i........—.- li Mak Asitcdl6 -- - It Do flow 9 !loworklAtv r ( s ith tot ) 11 dedies at II allo 1101. obaroo (Wo Cidisool k Kroodkdo) ill dome= To k Mkt. U Mk mad Was ——. 10 hob ad Odors - . MI hobos! Loom . t 3 nits, am. a Ckasors — ' all Mew sod Nam -I 50 Boyd Dud& yy 1 Bent Mist ..... ....-..1 all Doildo pm limo hobo. all Dalt pm Pot. k. Wads .... .-. .... all kW 'lila,: le Do. 54 par Oat. Protor t 6 Wow= of Inds - 04 74; 16 ~ •4 41 i 7 u$ _- si u lui IS fe 64 6 di 141 l e it " 61 46 60 " tr. A Y, .__., :111 S On I 5 { I 14e II VI I Hi St Si lin 0 146 44 hi alas 30 It Se Si 13 34 1 el 111 lel toe to 13 leg Laflca.: 1 , 111Aaarrtaksit el AM.' Dkaa Sow lantionson Oast, Lennon Mat Ms& L.:Woman Weaftbanir Nat. Prov. at England Mahood at Inland ow No& Wake oriaLlinskrzittion • Picnbaablat , Kw Ravel Omsk Anairdlan Rank- in( ininalls NA OM lop. Or. , Was at Mamba , Do. Yon MAXI SI Austrian Airlooltoral. , SNOW 10 train Soya 03 Will— ,000! 1 Soria Wiloroolts AO &rid& Manus Load ii:aiol ,lertuldbUir. & led .0o: 0,016; 100 comii--. Oa. Illy 000,0001 0 Dim - ... ...... 00.000 a Preknown 110,000 4 Pidaill olltrases &MOO 10illosrs &tam ... 11,000 25 , 11.10etri0 ToloorapS 111.000 100400ral &a. Sulptioe I 20 paserslll.ll.llinim Co. 1 1 $4,000 1 Gem lon law Clialier I 90,000 10 OutiterromagOD.Tel. a 19 ,000 10 Molina 111111.&&1111410: 1 Modena tothlJl=. hal • 10 ' lroise, Notherloade Uri 1 11.11. &elm Cool& Woo Mom Dooprodos Co 1 North Brit. AO. aliolos 1 I SO Nor& of gar Ops Stans 1 I OM I reallitleorLood&1111aerol I 00 holm& Mutts' Steam I 50, De Pew_ .. . Illkeihol kasOmpriy :itc..o:ll.i d no 'Ned Mil 1nera....... 1 AVM. boom. 1 Do. 104 w 1/1 &mei iostrallaa Led 1 lorrlato Tekg. &rip -1 Do. Do. 1 So UpOoo 100 est Dimon% Load tkooel so.oesl iskouoi l somo 2J,vuo so,ooo 14,640 1 100,00 e 'I 100.00 C 14,200 ?MOO 18,000 10,000 Is 9y io 3 r .flidis IPO 11 1 3 Z 1 Z . 4 h ill II 744 tal 9 ale s2si :i I ft 2 giel IN IH ire 114 116 • n Si 4 i Pa 4 Pu ifs — 9 I Gi Ilezd ill —. 6 I Ij a 18 ilii ii 714 LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Unarm. lowa IL—The ;market opened tat and lower this merging. hat improved subsequently, sad eland at yesterday's prime. Sealant Octanes, 131—Laniewhlre end Tartans, 61—Laneaster and Cerinie, 77 —NaDelsester, bheasid, sod Lincoln, 214—Midland, Hi — Swath Rrtsea. Ibi. Illatcworraa. 1171 , 1119. — There haw not leen mach lades done, though the market has not been quite so inactive as it was ywterday. Prime close at a intim improvemeat on the epseJag rates. Erten Counties, 1116-16—Leeds. idg— Dow, 161-11111aad, 741-81wilidd, 174-11 mt Lemmiahlre Mho, paid, pm. BIWPOILAN, an IL—This market was brisk to-day, and prima • ••••• MORT than yestordsy. Birmingham sad Stoat TWA,. woes dome at —OT Wants Stour Talley Guaraateed Stock at elie Midlands eked at 741—Blrsingbans and Derby% at 44, 46—end Nu epahlre Unions at 4L LIMP, Ivan IL—We has had lien activity la shares this meta- Mo. and on the SIMS market. ham the eionag salaam, ono' the Minna, aad North Midland% 1131—Manakeetar. ead lineelnahlres 174—Midlands, 741-1-mesehne end Yorkshires. elf, els, North Westerns, 6 9.16 a.; Craven Now Masa, Us. Bosun, Anti 111.—Wires per Cent. Comb. 911 —New Three per Ont. Mock, till, 1-1110111liall Bank psidi, SW es dies.—cog. .amen' Gas Company (IL paid). 84—Winbilt Company al Wand 171. paid), Si - Dublin sad NNW Jawnion (411. paid), 411—Dublin and Wicklow 1141. paidi. 61. Hansa Ton Hoatexasei AND DRATITITIE CELL nszer.—Yeaterday the first of a three days' bazaar for the sale of feacy work in aid of the fuses el this institatios, took place at the Hanover Kean Rooms. The immense stalls' were decorated with lowers, he., sad theasget those ladies that presided were the Duchess of Argyll, the Mar chioness of Westminster, the Countess of Clarendon, ito. This refap was established for the reception, training, Ate., of homeless and destitute children from all paned the itiagdom. The premises, gnats is Broad-street. St Gil tad will 11900 Milli date u pwards of 30 boys sad 30 girls, sad the total number admitted up to the end of last year was 210, and the total discharged or left of their owa aceord was 147. of whom a lugs number bad emigrated, many had bees reamed to their friends, several went to ser vice, and mesa) of the boys bed eaten& her Majesty's navy and the mertheat serene. The expenses of the pest year were showt7ool., but the reoeipts had been 3001. less; sad to meet this and lientdate a debt of 1,0001., due os the fro ta ns ts", riot ozortioso are minima on tre part of the friends of the testaments ; and it is hoped hat the recei dark- pts of Ms bazaar may be mainly instrassala offsatiag that ablitakimi iii la 1i 351 3 si gm . 6 1$ 4 1 aso 4 1111 116 67 41 46 pa 6 14611 & 6 1 4 Pa Ka 101 109 111 11l 116 104 104 13 336 113 116 II 4 so on 2. f 6. & i 6 6 64 $6 664 ts,sool sub 00 60,1106 11.200 10 1 SAO 100 10,60 ISO 2!,000.106 66,100, SS 6.666100 25,0011 10 10.000 SO 00,000 SO 10,010 00 10,000 100 10,000100 10,000 10 SNOW SO 10,000 10 81.6 1 3 13 10,000 IGO 4000 10 60,000 11,000 28 Am IS 6,000 ... TUESDAY ZYNXIIIIi. The English stock market opened flatly, and a farther decline of 4 per cent. was fora time eats bibbed ; but a recovery subsequently set in, and the stain quotations were to 1 per cent. higher than those of yesterday. The news of the impending re opening of the bombardment of Sebastopol has im orted a firmer feeling, which was increased in the arts; noon by to-day's rally at Paris. Business was Waal'.. At Pena' to-day the French funds closed at a reco very of Ito s teer cent. The other continental stock markets are steady. amok were quoted 911 to ii in the morning, and demi at 91 9-16 to 11-16 ex dir. for the 10th July. The official business report is a follows:—Three per Out. Consols, for account, 1 0 0 July, 911, 1, p I, ex div. • Three per Cents. Redwood, 911, 921, 921; New Three per Cents., 921, 1, ; Long An nuities, expiring in Janus/ 1860, 31,4 I Bank Stock, 210/, 211; Three-and-s- alt per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859,1011. Omnium has recovered to 41 to S put& The in stalment of 10 per cent. on the loan, falling due to day, had no influence upon the money market, having been in great part paid in anticipation. Money con tinues Tel y easy. The March Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 18s. to 21s. prem. ; and the June bills at 14s. to 17e. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief feature was a renewal of active operations in Turkish, which ranged between 811 and 821, and closed at 82 to 1, or per cent, higher than yesterday. Rumours are freely circulated with reference to the impending loan for Turkey. Other stocks were steady. The foreign exchanges this afternoon exhibited no alteration of importance. The favourable tendency of the exchange at Vienna on London is not fully responded to on this side. The demand for gold to-day for exportation to the Continent was but slight. Th. drain of silver to the East continues. The Indus, which is to leave Southampton for Alexandria to-morrow, has on board specie and bullion to the value of no less than 369,3841., of which 19,7191. is in gold, and 349,6651. in silver. The particulars of this large shipment are annexed, viz.:—To Alexan dria: Gold, 17,9001.; to Bombay, silver, 181,9171.; to Ceylon, gold, 1,3001. ; to Madras, gold, 2191., and silver, 7131. ; to Calcutta, gold, 3001., and silver, 167,0351. The Tagus has also taken out 31,9851. in sucie to Lisbon and Cadiz, and the Tyne 5001. to the West Indies. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 21st instant for the hire of steam-vessels to convey about 25 officers and 600 men of the Foreign Legion from Heligoland to Folkestone. The ships most be ready not later than the 26th inst. The Union Bank of London advertise the opening of their Temple-bar Branch Office on Monday, the 2nd July, having taken temporary premises at No. 200, Fleet-street. At the meeting of the South Australian Banking Company to-day a highly satisfactory report was presented, and a dividend at the rate of 14 per cent. aeolared, besides an appropriation of 10 per cent. to the reserve fund. It appears from the report presented at the annual meeting of the Scottish Widows' Fund and Life Assurance Society, recently held at Edinburgh, that during the year 1854 the company's realised and accumulated fund bad increased by 115,3541., and amounted on the 31st December last to 2,802,1401. The annual revenue has increased by 22,1681., and amounted to 373,9011. The claims from deaths during the year (including bonus additions) are stated at 204,0881. whilst the policies passed and taken up by the proposers during the same period repre sented assurances to the extent of 455,8771. This re port was regarded as highly satisfactory, and una nimously adopted, and a cordial vote of thanks was passed to the directors and officers of the society. This institution, which is constituted by special act of parliament, has been founded forty years, and is a strictly mutual society, the whole surplus belonging to the assured. The further consideration of the projected arrange ments between the Chester and Holyhead and Lon don and North Western Railway Companies is to be adjourned, pending the decision of parliament upon the bill for improved communication between Eng land and Ireland. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. advertise the half-yearly dividends on Russian sterling Four-and a.Half per Cents. • the Maryland State Loans; South Carolina Sterling Bonds ; Canada Debentures; Boston City Sterling Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds; Eastern Railroad of Massachusetts Five per Cent. Bonds ; and Virginia State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds. The half-yearly interest on the Buffalo, Brantford, and Ooderich Railway Company's Bonds is also advertised. Australian Land shares to-day were in several cases flatter. The stock of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank was more inquired for. The shares of the new Bank of Loudon have risen to 2to 3 prem. Those of the City Bank re main steady at 41 to 64 prem. Royal Mail Steam shares were quoted higher. The preference shares of the Crystal Palace Company were flatter, at 9-16 to 11-16 prem., whilst the original stock remains dull at 3to 34. Netherlands Land shares were dealt in at 2to 21(51. paid); Oriental Ow, at 4 prem.; Peninsular and Oriental, at 624 to lex div. ; ditto New shares, at 21 to 3 prem. LONDON COURSE OF BECHANGB.--Jumg 19. BIDS mod K. Mosey. 71m. Prioom eigollated Ma day. Amsterdam' per £ll Mamba lIL 194tv. ... 116. 191 m. Ditto Rotterdam' 35fr. 354). ... 25tr. 406 Antwerp laromela .—..- „ „ Mfr. Oa ... 2Str. 400 . Ember' Red a aaaaaa „ „ Item. 'MILL Exima. 51 M. SS St. Poterobarg par ruble ~ Parks ........ par i n ' ott 15:10a. ... 2Mr. ksa. Ditto ,, II Months 25fr. 315 0 1. ... SEG 3.5 e. Kamilla. Praaktorme.ths.llM par SIO INA kr. ... 1130. kr. Vistula (teartiva) ps i d " In. Mr. ... I2L 20kr. Trivet* .. " . Feebie' 90 perms ... 49 pesos Madrid Ordla . 0 50 mos ... 49 pesos BUM- . 0 50 pomp ... 49 peas S e ri 0 „ 10 penes ... 4 pima Zr ....:...... .....„ :::: __ 0 0 SO pima ... 49 pease 0 50 pesos ... 49 pem . - Mr. 900. -. Spf. IS& Lagbarn Mr. 40a. Orme pot divot „ 441 paws pir mice " 121 owe dens, „ pesos milrellit dare data Pews 53i pew tee paean 43e. ... 441 pence 1311 plass • 1311 pesos • et i pesos 11.31 penes ▪ 4$ pesos :4 ow York THIS DAY.—Tivo o'CLoci. The English stock market to-day is firm, and prices are again quoted a shade higher. Consols are quoted 911 tot ex div., for the 10th July,. and have ex perienced scarce:3r the slightest venation through. out the morning. The Three per Cents. Ite duced have been dealt in at 921 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to / ; Bank Stock, at 210 to 211; the New 30 years' Anne. at 16 15-16; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, at 101 to 1011; the March Exchequer Bills at 1 8 s. to 21 s. prem. ; ditto June, at 14s. to 17a. pram. ; and India Bonds at 275. to 28s. prem. In the foreign stock market business has been almost entirely confined to Turkish, which has ranged between 82 and 82t, and is now quoted 821 to 83, or about 1 per cent. higher than it closed yesterday. The only other stocks in which transactions are recorded are Russian Five per Cents. at 991; and Belgian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. at 94 (exchange. 250 Mexican remains nominally quo t e d 211 to 22; Spanish Deferred Three per Cmts., 181 to 1; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. The market for home mining stocks remains firm, with a moderate amount of business. Amongst the sales reported are :—South Wheal Frances, 500; Rosewarne, 2121. 10s.; Alfred Consols, 1144; West Basset, 31; North Basset, 28; West Francis, 23; East Ounnis Lake, 3/, The gold mining shares remain without movement of importance. United Mexican shares were depressed by sale. to 31, but closed about the same as yesterday, A meeting of the San Fernando Mining and Smelting Company is called for the god July, at Paris. Ip i THIS DAY.—Ter . The gold mining shares y. but inaco five. Waller shares hare been 15s. Australian AgricultureLsharas 31 to 33; Peel River, 21 to 21; and North Bn Australasian, 1 dia. to par. St. John Dal Rey skpres have been dealt in at 24 ex div.; Clarendon A 1 to 1 prem.; and United Mexican, at 31. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. -THIS DAY. The wheat trade was firm, bat not muse, at the rates 01 Monday lest. Oood fresh barley was rather dearer. Other descriptions sold on quite ae good terms as before. Oats were a ready sale, at the advance noted last market day. Means and peas brought extreme prioes. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROW JUNE IS TO JUNE 20. Emilia& boleti. Irish. Porde& Wbsat OLIO 6690 22.10 1090 1110 I 1110 11590 1170 . M aar. 550 sack; and .... barrels.— MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. litioen.—There has not been ► publie sale to-day, and the market leas a steady appearance. Refined remains firm, without alteration in prices ; brown lumps, 475. firl.; grocery, 48s. to 635. Coeenz.—The public sales are going off steadily at the full prime of yestetday. Tea.—Tke trade continue to buy what their immediate wants require, and prices aril unaltered. Rica continues in fair demand. Rum.—There is a good demand, and it is rather difficult to buy at last week's prices. fievrerran.—There appear to be large buyers of this article, and prices a shade dearer. SPICIUL—P. riper sold at former rates. Nutmegs and macs with difficulty supported them. la other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The tallow market is steady. The delivery for the two days is 713 casks. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot is quoted 61e. 9d. ; June, 61s. 91. ; October to December, 63.. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—T HIS DAY. Meson. Pettenden and Smith report that the Izatket is firm, with a very short supply. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAL Walls Bad Harlon, 1130. 3d. ; Walls Bad Gosforth, 18s.; Walls Rod South Henan, 20.. 61. ; Walls Rad Stewart's, 21s. ; Walls Rad Tee', 215.—81 (rah ships at market. Mu. ALFRED'S PIKE.—We are not given to exalt precocious genius; and if we mention the present work, it is more with a view to give advice than to bestow Min. 8•46 facility es is here manifested may prove disadvantage ous in lulling its possessor into the belief that sustained labour may in his cue be dispensed with. There could not be a more fatal mistake. " The greater the talent, the greater the industry," is a true maxim. How conspicuous @never the natural gifts may be. these gifts will eventually prove of no avail unless th-y be dorelopied by dint of an remitting labour. It is true that very often genius is an companied by, or rather seems to prompt, the spirit of in dustry. " The labour we delight in physics pain." The so inspired shed light upon their own and future times—they constitute the intellectual suns of this world. An example of artistic talent of a more promising 1 character than this picture presents is not often mat meth. lien is a carefully finished painting, four feet by tee fon sad a half, of not a fish merely, but with en eta- WPM background of lolisge, and accessories well treated ; an offset of light and shade most artistically managed ; the whole drawn with precision and care, sod all executed by a youth under 16. who until October last never touched pencil or brushes. Of course, it is the technical ability in a work of this nature which attracts chief attention, as we have more than inferred that ability is remarkably aisplayed ic the pre sent work. Nevertheless, while we admire we w .uld more than hint to the ready youthful practitioner the wisdom of following in the track Which raises even dullards into notice. Nulla dies Mom .hues. ROYAL GALLERY OF ILLUSTRATIOB.—Tke Dio rama, illustrating the " Events of the War," still grows in public favour, and duriag the past week has been visited by the following fashionable parties : The Duke of Hamilton, Marquis of Londonderry and party , the Countess of Menai sad partyViscoun. ths Doke of Buccleuch's family the Marquis of Bristol, tess Milton a nd party, Viscountess Dun gannon and party, the Countess of Rowe and party, the Countess of Oainsborough and party, the Earl of Uxbridge, Lord Kensington and party, Lady Bridport and party, Visocunt Hole:iodide and pony, Lady Willoughby de Broke ' and party, Lord Berner.. Lady Radetock and party, Lady Fannin., and the lion. Miss Fox Mauls end party, Lady Louisa Cavendish and party, Ledy Macnaghten and party, Sir Tbomu Fremantle, Lady Wentworth and party, Sir Robert and Lady Batmen, the Hon. Lady Fielding and party, Lady Robert Gros ve no r and tin ty, Lady Nightingale part]rty, the Hon. Colonel Lowther, Lady Herbert and Lady Anderson, Lady Vernon and party, Mrs. Brand and party, Mr. Drummond, Admiral Cane, General Upton sad party ; Colonels Tolltmache, Gust, and Linton ; Ma- VRevel and Selby ; Captains Ellis, Webster, Purvis, ggs, West, and Watson ; Mr. Stanley and party, Mr. maSwerth and party, Mr. Tennant Egerton, &a. ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM MEETING AT BRIGHTON. —L public meeting, on the above nationally important qua& Skin, is to be held at he Town Hall, on Monday "that the Mayor in the chair ; l and we have been assured Mr. Layard, M.P., and Mr. Lindsay, M.P., will attend the meeting, if pomible, and speak. The meeting was con vened by his worship the Mayor, on the requisition of a number of respectable inhabitants.—BrMAton Examiner. MR. MUNTZ, M.P., ON ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM. —A paragraph copied from a Birmingham paper, appeared under this head in yesterday's Daily News, containing a letter read at a ward meeting in that town. We are informed that the letter was not from Mr. Blunts, M.P., but from h a brother, Mr. Philip Henry blunts. DEATH OF THE RIGHT HON. SIR GEO. HENRY Roan, G.O U.—We regret to ann Junco the demise, after a comparatively brief illness, of the Right Hon. Sir George H. Rose, who expired at Sendhills House, his seat, near Christchurch, Hants, on Sunday last. SHOCKING OCCURRENCE AT BRlSToL.—Yesterday a coroner's inquest was held at Bristol, on the body of • Mahomedan sailor named Bali, soda woman,whonllllllll.loll bad not been identified. Sall was a seamen on board the Duncan, recently arrived from India. The vessel was much jousted with rats, and as she was undergoing scouring sad painting, the captain resolved upon making an effort to get rid of the vermin. He accordingly had a quantity of brim stone placed in the hold, and let fire to. To guard against accident he had the poop-house on deck cleared out for occu pation by 'be crew, to all of whom be explained what bad be fu e t n ea d ed one d , ow an n d , s d b iLee id ted no t , h bt a t a t i h a e ,. h o a p t e c n h e e c ; ~.wt h i l i e h he wbea bad given en order. The shiokeeper and another were also em ployed to patrol the deck, to prevent the men going below. Ding to i a t r ill bringag thewo m a n , ohm e n ar n i g ,o h ba t u bt Sell l 2rth ed a i n . hdti they yee o t p i h w e er r n,etf man auws jan c y a g ms teem g e to n. th e t wouldv e s nl permission seem, however, that the three watched an opportunity to get ab and unobserved. They then got into the forecastle, raised one of the betas*, and went below. At about 6 Vidor* in the morning Bali aid the woman were hand dead, and the other man in an apparently dying state. Dr. Davies, of Qaceo•square, was immediately summoned, and did what be could ior the third man, who still sur , vives; tbil othlis, however, bad been dead ' soma hours, as they were cold. The jury returned a verdict of " Anti dentally suffocated with the fumes of sulphur." COLLIERY EXPLOSION. - slop took place in or carrel. at Mind Mn aged 46 yens, and lien, were killed. who had been' workia --- p with a , clasp than at the hones the explosion . Tss Igor( 'IUDs. more failures have' district; one is' Mies, it is said, Whitehouse and also amount to a hose bees celled MO WWI {gm ...um. ... .. r --- . Farionore.—A few days ago an esplci. in one of the coal mines of the gel of Bal- d Mont, by means of which latmetgalllng, and Thomas Simms, a ral 19,.t5a0 ot ed. sd. 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