The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-02 00:00:00

yr:4- • • .. - A. . '444 . . -------......../ _...-.. . 4114 l b 1 1111 -'.--- , ~ . .. ..___ .. ~ r t . LA, .___ . , . • r.:_, __. , No. 2,741.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 2, 1855. [THREEPENCE. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. o o I I: GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. - ETON lOWA ITA.—tia MONDAY, Jame 4. 144. tn&wW lam r a dmisoa br WINDSOR at ISM II.• aia.. 11.4) a.m., 11.60 Lai 40 pi, SA p.a.. LSI pm., CIS ; sad will Mats tram Witap Paleipas at LapOu aid t i 6.60 ihil y 11.10 p sad RN pi ARV Dit itasiNatia. w all o ps aar raildiastaa at IMO aallecatjjenpulese sta. 6,..; mad kr Odati at ILO pai.. mins TwOrd. aglow. YORIISHIRS UNION OF h INSTITUTE& SHARE LISZ7S. AK 1 Asialsla . all 1 tiagla Aostsdia" - sid all 1 0 0 'As& OlNimims all .SS le siesoialuis .......- I 10 ..' Wis - 1 Anomalies Ord.- all SO Illamom boa & Coal all 10 14 T.... to Allrao3El6ffiamall.pm. SE SO Do Oasis DM dials ell IS De. IL Jain Dal Bay IS 1 Quire% *ask 1 *Cla.Oiaallb‘oo,lmoi 1 MOW lll tOopper lesers of 'Doi% all I U tbs. Pr& 14 woo Oast. all • tfte.ll/I•9W3asOmpr all I Woman 1 ai . Wii . l4. all IS • S. 1 Dray *I loam 41 Paisooda. all 3 -..--. all I.OSO Da. .„ 1 elbolgalla . all 1 Kew Ohm& .« 1 *Daimon Wm &LC, all • 1 Kaman Maeda 111. 1 IS Pad Pb PaoSillsoil Ulm losil all I 1111, IMMO 1 • Sot ..... all OS all 111 • Dow all ID 4a Cabs:.-.. 19 all 3. le • 111,114 • *Vollal 111.0 N 1 Wads ......-- ..... all WASS 1 Weiblkylposs....- all Trudinslis by stamped i I Th. eighteenth annual conference and soiree of Oa Thanday a met was held foe the deepetidt Of petblis h i nge.. gram I. min ammo Buz. Kr. R. C. Lams; of the lawny essmitete, to whom it had boas refinsi r ossaidog the bought is by Mr. IMO kit ftssing gssenlig Os selaldhanest of free petals Slgasks eied stramme hot eassisipel Mwr, sad kg *bunts 18001 envier Mal inpeennest mate, Wls bests& up Ka sews therms. The son nines .told Wiens( die MR maid In nogg to tin lullabies., of tie sky of Lamm, psi alvellefal whales, the sesosera send, it send he .oul.l nee ease thane, =lrked epos Mr. Ewan, who bed soprani his S. adept say asesdneat whisk would nabs tbe bill springier*, the sity if iastles. ossmaitees unnesded thee they abseil lo Os sent to aa anesdnest, estssing ponds= ef act rirsaaaaar referred to. The report was saasiaseely siestsi. gammas% tarsus sosoor.. Mr. W. S. Hata, Channsa ed the Freesesee Orphan School .weapon, brought up a lesgthy report 1 1:5 the subject of isetitutios. tram whisk the folio an extracts :—lt append that is psessesse of the set Per. Innate for setsidinag _espies 9410414 for the City of Leedom, the annileso Del 0009‘ t 0... design by tee Et zm i . at.... se s grimy sudsy at 9.6001, a useable b=for as sabsol i geb y for Mang night natly = to as to the slops ratios sad the City sickliest. TIN eseabliebnan was °posed ea the Uth of 1854. Deleskeg pasegaboil hews land teen Sae Is I s las to the nousbase grew tout for oho alislias IS.. swains' id OEMs to On wheel, sod the mbar at Weenie is the. went unwed to hey. and 29 girls, ass lisengttr; died, leaving vacancies for 14 boys mud 409 girl, all of whoa would be sleeted at ma early period. The report we. agreed to, sad ordered to be twisted. IIZTROPOLITBII 0011TALISOINT 11111•TITLITIOS. Mr. T. P presented a petition frost the mar (evermore of this body, preying for a groat is aid of tr fluids, and stored that the sane be referred to the coal. °ors, and !mama ensesiewe to naming sad re port epos. Referred snotodiagly. FiuDAT Eviorurc The railway share market showed &taus this atoreing, bat eabeeeptintl experienced an advance, and closed with a fa appestats*. I I I 11 rRAaAT WISTERN RAILWAY.—ASCOT cm—on YUMMY sad THURSDAY, j me I ma 7. TRAM MR Iva bermes Penaioree Wishist. oMalds. VA iesa ma mIS Il• • lug • =mi net map 4.9 m a 17 amelisia.duel Ii Ise Wawa ROMs Y llYMt iteamemalMtoneaww 6 1:1=re olt: wham alem It Pailleslea Haub any be premed en of eller MILTI, At tbe Hememla effin s t oadh iletemem 411 77. 0 1 177 •1 1 1 10 4 Moinelk ° = ; . Dolma aienya.drart). 2414, Amu ; Peseeek, ma at Mem. Yetlerears, Hyasperlmerms prod= d tie true. &s. an ity•A 1a ballabalo, elate ney be elionma al eilwey melanoma se the Mem Emma pawn TIM DAY.—Two o'Clioox. 6 S 4 4 Ili 3 46 II it $5 I a' . IS_ The railway 'Car; market today is generally steady, though in one or two cam prices ars a shads easier. London and North-Western stock is °noted 1031 to 104 ; Great Western, 68 to 1; Midland, 74 1 to 761; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 82 to g ; South &sterns, 19 to 1; Calodoniez. 321 to 1 ; and Groat Northern., 231 to g. French shares us Ann at yesterday's &demo. ist 11 si 2d Pt I P. It 13_ oaDnresi ==tai AND irons.- -; -• 7 1 le II 2i pip Pal 1 ASCOT is RACES.—Tho PROPRIETORS of tho PADDINGTON 0071VRTANCE Anocurtos woe to hike= rome they hero ARRANGED he a sis SUPPLY et welieeeshelli 011VSER. to work hen the Wheher Shift et 16 . o g eg wahrow isv p, es all the POUR RACK DAYS. whisk wlll he essiedisig le the etellealied et Slam es the wird et Oribee. Rea emits. to weeel room& se Ihe See Who hey rewelly vesehelee to the be Assess they who& eir hot eeyei Ws in the r A zis P WIN DoOR 10111tOOPAR AND RAM !webs Jeee i Se. ed. e lThemeleh. Jews 7 Oe. ed. er . Jae .. . ea W. Mtg. Ase II M. ed. 11.1. ilebaa with ihe . wershee Ss emiellele es them. VI be i hma s r= aer Wean t theme *heft be ere temehere tehisg= *bete wawa le Am" le ...'" iee the teelisoor Wile pheehlehe to the Weide. mho by masa easswit. Seth belie end Gelid. Siete u• there prise Orr. Wslw Illdra.taa • As SOL.. awl isifte I ill 111 74 I db. eh Id 90 li e IS i 11! t 1 loNt d~ fig 15 16 11 10 NI I gi 7 1 1 Das II al db. le Si 14 Si 12 1 1 2 . S 4 0 iri . L ......vii..c66....: De.= 14 IL Seds.)... liit lamilin . - .. . Maw* iffilieb•lmr Malmberg! ssi hake .. adhlwiellsolkr.l64l= 34 IS 7$ ii 11l é BANAL W 1 SI .4 i " P ir l 1 spa A:COT RAC E S.—JOSEPH THUM WOOD, I ammo , to the Great Wasters Sallway far Carriage", Peat Film IS.. at Wham Nation, Imin Mbar= dr ROY Or sod trMYafielt be kr P 11077101 1) a Wet APPLY a A m Aff ic, eA are BOMB to le In atlanimation the salsa et the sense Mies es the Ma DM; bat.* penal dissipiesitsal. Cal=pewee Ibis es early spillerlea oto. be soft lial be shkisheld th Jorge'itmeell. &et Mogen assbe. Mellor. ilia MN lle else keverilel le Ids by4 a be wasi teliellet of the MEW= libliss, tram whoa wry . no Its slitstelf. goolops will Is se Mews : Car. and /Ines. Car. sad Pair. Tessfay. Jens • if I it Ai • • Irnintedar, Josef ....11/ Illiersday, Jugs 7 ll 1 0 Friday, Jaw•• 1 1 0 Carew wad Pair Ice Isar days 101. IN. IBTAILIBEIND 1$)?. BRITANNIA WE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Pdassbarsgskisk. laadaa. Itspotaired bylliadeit deetimial. 4 V1a,,1. f. Caanates.—tedamillosiel AIMUJIDSII, ildii•S Peek. Imeades ealle et peemisa. kr waft Wm ea OWL yeestase eadp daelaidna man pew mened malls se eizty, yr me death it asearda, yetivieeete. Psseb DlSTA amosa "d IINIA MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION. by ly bee r Ilsiestes loyal Lours Mist. =. Nisi= sesessislibr way thus notate dams of so. IlbalssediS Pasiss—lbs vapid bait premium liquidised out et as was. 1 . 1111111111 lain Team Amid Pre ads's. item of Lib. Toady =tea. I roars. Nth& SO 0 8 6 _ _ ll_ L s. 1 7 I ? 1 7 1 II Lid. I 1 9 I 9 3 I : 11 9 • 8 s 4. d. ICI $ 1t 4 4 $ 0 413 4 I. Z. iCler ANDRILW s 4. t 4 i 9 21.10.0. isirkmA4 Si., Ins *we 111 nni =PALI. • MOW *gy Wilk Iwo io Tres- 'lO.ll BY ladle/Ws sp stout de vri's SIVIO %IA Pore Duna ___ s▪ lisaare wee sod* orbit" —la Lver.nversd. earq as Mama, ma simboveme. ape k la* ENT OD r. J. IWO. of 1,. dutM d salPs• s escid SP comaseldi a steam a& tak u r-wal adan ir l 244, Mak riand. the eri:. UM sac br• ~ ►d k r, of 0 I. 0•167. ft. aim iota a' will at w• , Ml , W•C"' leernsborl. W I el Oyeswoos of A. vsa "I" werAysiri. 1 bombast isosbu r a tb. , L4 vw•.• 04 s r . J. 04 t. Oserl• I" . Inbar* Ditiel. Wslisr WWI els a i Bi t J.* die 1414 b VsOrTI4/ %mi. Ca. 44 *I ( amp IV* . $ 4 . t d o :bif in l eiss. la lON' srli Pm. slims. Lid. 011 1 • IS • 21 1 4 el o ts i itaddiat DloisO2r. I 4 41 0 ii • §U M ER.—Leaim will find the application of aowLamos• !AMOS (meta, withehlag fa progenies Wow sal boa Fagg tleameglezies mal Ma inn the bow tallethmere et the wand leek displease the mimed ed karat arl ssinallmsll~lllthlleilthymed MM. end the *NW etheedest ea withal ethrtir WO et its sidth reseienr ea. seee.4looB% by the fthlyeth end etas el a enease al l ter esaseisiee. ta areasusemee. sr Nip d lammeth ether them imervllema earowarthethrsL Mr dm. 1111. mad ed. per bathe (beim Ms words Itomtherif IWO/. me ea the wrepper.—Geld railits. ROWLAND and SONS, th, betlethgerdes, Leaden ; and by mad thrtereeth IMAR. —Praia:tad by Royal Lattice racer d sarkol, sal sum@ WY bob el as bib at M Pub. sal as Woad Ones at 1191121 b, Mom. Itissomt. la. l. it • nalmft tot loballa. speas. sal almelia etas Span. Themos. Ma 11. bbarib. Isla gab west am ase. tamblial esl albay sallors A Ism et liatilmate glib again Wm se Ws lam lbsesbla albs boo the rob et as bola el .sate bales if be ppobii. telseart. Ns 11, Is as Vat marl am* kr Oa den et baba TWA, •Bilanomisly. a. lamb eta abatis aleuelbri v it=....s..d... raimi, t• 'as sil as boupsll2 Is at add anal mom Visa =Oh% I. 2. arlS. are OM apab et bob or oak soi fi sli aratlas qualia, a wor il. as as bat lab Mama at* us baba taboulsi. MI la lb mak at I Is. sea; Ins by beta tati. EMMA blemisiels era a sibblistel ly Imel=bs.--12 le 102=ide mei iall. 1: 111 = 01 abet ial ak. Clubridabt; 20.4110. Oztttalt ali a l lrkl. Weft Ibtbabtat, ma r• PAM*, g ilaral, bubilb. lia‘suast. 1122 141 111:211 1 .1. . Is Wortiansbati.stram. Dahlia. PAUL OX THU LOW= WWII, Jot pallimisi. call. Mrs. 3s. K. pool tlss 45.. . UGHT PILEI3, PROLAPSUS, FISSURE, or 71.711 LA to to CUT or TM? Uadoebtodly Dot. OM Pars. ,ftelaPos. Vi re, or flotals.beCaroa Idtbout Ceuta, P e at,ygna. . Ruda! oWorwOmek with Comps. WA- iran. Clow 31crIbilsoo. ileabutipoguars. BlilMf. Ilootakrost, Look& at of Is Author. Jai setilasi. New and lintrol E4lfAss. Woe Is : se. ST Porn. fa 2c 1..816 1111 SCIENCE of LIP% i or, How to Live sad W is Uwe ht : will: - Miss for D4is, 01 6 16 :g=bicr i sts . : 11811"1". ssly t° :U= 1114 M Ammon s .. Trivik....: ..06zt../ .... Illarearspe Is the ▪ en imirPst kw s qualled somber at lb* poissi joltow 47 .M gesess "s itrisro l e trort i rs Wrisr e." es Elljo. Ns mos we be food ammo Idis di Vl to r=s wlish laglissas tisk POMO" the NMI 1 • ~ ; I...Zrarat....ll2l•MoSse.s .w; arm. fri. 11E W DAILY NEWBPAPHR.--The COMM Wet TWOMN sod rimer mar dram she pima t y a Imemmleg iz e pw : s e M C l A l = hoemehatelwe he Same Dot/ hoe the cwt: mootalatag Oddest Putlfromelmes. Hose Camelot. mad Iltootle Ileimehmese ; trao the Soo of War Ite.—oll hem Ommereceleetie ee portero—ollete tel. Meted. am THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPER, pries ed. Tee Leaden Liberal Jearaal, the imivosateor tree smarm, sad sa mind Morse. la the eaten and value or be greeral sews—la the mearray 01 th) by fripo,4l. dl In UM varlet sersaatlie sad eoweereisl laberms. taw mulled la the city, railway. sad laormary artietee—this paper ma s= dl. . COREESPONDENTS AT TEE SEAT OF WAIL ire FOREIGN SEWS IS RELIABLE AND IMPARTIAL. As ezdaeavely early report M &Wen la the ladles Seam rasp IEOI to Il by every Overload M.LLlel It contains prieTHEr. ONLY DAILY DINING MORT, ebb 14 g IT UCLUDES ALL OFFENSIVE ADVERTISEMENTS. It YORE: beiesseDWle awl tImMIEPEERiI Er Man tbaa 11 10 feweiria aras efts ioimi gam Rua, by eaereMeasy eitileurdre. ailimesikr Now arEeseweber rod milks am Minn o w . Ito raid OM keekeelier et sowses• la the kimicen ; or at 64 . 4 1. Ilmewitsdaset, flosi4aest. IAMB& ^••• Moil/ be aperinsod elgalski the piper IN ~fag Pita a eQlswd Omer pablishar iffilsellift tiiiish the arm of sow eapiela andy to relit/ Y e al MAL per 01110111. - ne by Poet-Mee ardor. DAILY NEWS FORWARDEDtothoOOUNTRT _by EVENING PM, at Ik. 6d. per Gr. MM. Y rte. u/OEM MADDOX, le, Upper Allisay-et., Seppele DM/MOW d Nevi Agent a•Y NEWS LEST TO READ, ken II a.m. . 1 - F GEM I pm. at ls. par meet ; npailad la soya or • P.m" far 31. pw day at 19a. M. parliztar ; by Mx. w =kr, Noe+ meat Knuoimiseas. IwkW _IAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, " 134 . far quartar.—llENT try MORNING lIIII=I . = c. d. % In. 19s. fel, yor qr.—ll. ADAMS. 11. wrarstester, Novo Aisat BAYSWATER-DAILT NEWS LENT TO mu; and Depoi id ID Um gamliffylry *waft pmt, at Ille.t•d. re:=4DIDI la adysimis. 3L 11111111 C; Or••••Wrair. Mat esiewsiat. Saticlnman AND CREATED RAILWAY.— Tref!. b e w•dg, 1864, he weak ending 2 , 1 4/1. a Ma, 27, 5. 104. 1016,2,416 J. 46. dd. ; sarnersed• ►TS9. this extensive maks et Embanks' 'esthetes wee belt at Turk ea Wedaanky last; MI was attended by sedum, nimbus et pediment, &Mesta trent tll6 videos inentates is the Wen, end slims. The eceferease teak pine la the 1 monting, et tits Task lotitato, et eaviourgate. le the skseem, throve' ilissue. et Mr. Edward Baines (Leeds), President of the thin. Mr. Ti.owase Wilson eesapied the lair; sad. after en goals( address by the °batman, the lenerery seesetery reed aloe; add able address, frost whisk we Mae the biewtegr Ile not leigurle el Us nof the Won le the Veda We pon net at pan pear ann. wo age, has eke. pan Moils is Ws nellailen. km. : Weems et 114 hillealln* Vanes et INS kelkeikes; pablie . et n kelleains. *stet We Oak* We wrinneekr etas laell=bee thesesi the of kw *wan Wm law puke. p a ll a ig nio = tine an Win leeelekee: einem neal wiellslts Men a ll e l leelig mil oewe lee ellen de. inead, end nenelkohnt. The elbaltlia itannei Wit the bselbsWa lle g li rkrepea if Maw= neehriaf tankike. end the MEW* le oaken ahem th i mly ten we kweedna* mew =po ser alit aft Want We Werkeens of Ws I be i owl net amities an kow Its iw MEI. rola le W IWO* of aap, a 1111 Wawa. up by Ur. W. O. lis buns We kw of the had, Jed not ienalle Ere et as tams alinklme sal" The Ilemp. n bras at hew pet *ea la we, kle Wien es kw:WM depattneat el IL ' S* epeenkwe et We pima anew of Mani le Nit esekkentre et kale; *e MOWING bete 41 .eel of OM mean an nam•L kb repel Mc i hleee Whet kee eel* bean le its ollepe aim We bedst—flikefs Senderd Uhren, 11114 wi elk d i su Irekth Weir., l as =rl Is : l6 i s , M eite W Ulfar l i cif MY.; tokl. 11l ;vle. Ite been en ea/ keenly km& elk ewe whoa eirkse a LW skates tin k wee inentei le the Yak. ebbe 11alea * hie ironl *Wan plea *Wen We oeoe liounfd Vilisiailig Wm. %WY to the sopport et We id of Ow. Mak lid We New al* sap& isurtioss of M. Simi Iffin. thou to pnropor. a am sew bonnie la *Mesa *din leer .spas to Menet pleb of We Ot y wa —. 2 MU& The l h a id Orli& I billleg of aal awn melee * estreal of te d Wien of the Wide Masai ann. Pima We Mane wet la Win the laneekk • Ile akmellke pewee We of the kW velem he 111111—flow kr at i =e=sise.llB s swiss el neakee sepeelal la 91 136113110-1111 m, 11.4111 Math Posidia. ME (33 kidoilanol la se nteele). leowne esperlei if 78 /11518, half.; a 0 n. per kir os wows wt ia as usage!. *wkb si nines IaTI 114,194 PR bedlam nab me re. lan* a p t* kw 10 Week% tae WINO, nel la a* ember 01 bee* Wig pen yen le IR hineellito PwWW l l O2. 4=O Is s l = l6ll wee** NS s dike OR et Inotoros In 61 to :di m val =4811; Ml* nowdool, 2Z. (Of It wlll be ea a onzbea ef Leib wllh are of pe ke= nen et the Mune, that the Wallin en, at Obey** l i a lli = li ernereneent. Ibis, Inwever 9 111 be ellibellow AMPS bye kketkes minnow of the Nis of the Me *lllolllsee. le volumed Is NU lad 0133: lIIMAIIIATITI nil& Immo. Durum 1654. 1635. lik Ad. No• me. liala la 72 Luanda 13,411 14,431 640 4.6 relllllloll in 72 do. 1,470 1,153 133 9.1 Imam of 68 do. books in liinules of 66 do 73,504 51,i91 7,713 10.3 Imes In 42 do. 254,914 253,110 1,804 .7 LIOTIROL %Mill . Drawleg. sad tkieetllle. Inal= el ie—regils 1 674.1 1a a 1131. 1e33. 1834. 1133. la 41 Grataitees. 1s 5 -11 is 14 55. Nab sad Nee& Tame Elltselffatra lel ill 117 140 Ilietwlthelarlas des ethervlss emeosaelAy ashen el this report, yew It void oat le atealshml irlUt lair Any it they were to ash Ada eppertimitr el arpresks their *Mei that the SAW essillsa el WDike le raw . iesseso re it else* Ma lie oramitsse WI Wt. all= t= sessmitef sobassip. Ass ledtvidsals sod W sgyphaly peed aad maistulsed. le saMisat beset the imaleapeuves, pot ff saw hob 40 their depsii. issoM he (gabled to beam the aimay and whim el the Milan ; orailmor is ael wsismille Masa lasassisty whose ope rettas arimilover this vide dam essaapel Yak soil obese merits are admielatW hp the pates s mime arm aim the moist hathoilleg el Whollme. Audi Ws OW Esse good esppart to Indult W tine s* arsosetkasilli Maid Holt. • Wog oat mingled Amnion then cress smart the delegates upset a variety of subjects, iaeletliag the re anseipment of the egoat's visits, the propriety , of urging the floshsty of Arts to procure ea act to hoe Oases teethe them hem Weal rates; the best nodes of increasing tho oatiersoy of the evening dosses of ateehertice in stitution ; the bast node of orcabiaisg reading rooms with the itiaeraliss village library ; the proper rites of subscription to tweehsalees imitates sad best node of payment and areeemmuedation that ;he Satiety of Arts be requested, is their nest list of presaluss, to offer prises for the various kinds of elan books adapted to mechanics' institutions. The usual business resolutions of the union were then pawed, and at four o'clock the delegates dined leftelltdd• the mires was held at the Festival Concert Room, when the fills Hen. Viseonnt Gederish, M.P., took the chair, omit Mieseed a very warmlp•recsived midtown. The as sembled threes were also sildrewed by the Hon. and Rev. the Dean of Ripon, Mr. R. M. Mars, Mr. W. Milner, M.P., Mr. J. D. Dent, M.P., and other gentlemen. UNITED ASSOCIATION OF SOHO OF GREAT BRITAIN. Last eveniog, the annual tea party of the assoeia tie* formed, under this title, for the improvement of 'le mmas, esineaties, and for the benefit of the schoolmasters' proferios, wet held at Bt. Martin's-hell, Long-aces. More the& 150 ladies aid gentlemen took tea there, sad the number of the sampan was &Bowing increased. Mr. Crawford, the Scottish vocalist, accompanied by Miss St. Amend on the pianforts, had kindly offered his gratuitous services to entertain them, and did so very mot to their indication. The chair was thea taken by Mr. ?mono TAM, nit& pal of the Battersea Training College, who recommended the association as one likely to become of great public usefulness, and as eau constituted upon the most catholic basis, without regard to any distinctions of religious meta riatiem, or of pajama party. Mr. Ozoaos CIIFILSRAKIL addressed the meeting,with his characteristic good humour sad kindliness, observieg that be might almost claim to be admitted Gnaw them as something of a schoolmaster himself; shies he had always aspired to employ his pencil in suck a matter as to teach some good lean ; but he had found that people liked to be amused when they were taught, and so he had besot soo ting* obliged to put more amusement than instruction into his works. The Be,. Mr. Litwin, and other gentlemen, took part in the proceedings, which were altogether most satisfacttry. It may not he generally known that this united associa tion seeks to establish a conaectioa iunog the various local associations of schoolmasters throughout Great Britain, and to give them unity of action. It will also promote the forma tion of new local associations on the same basis as itself, wherever they may appear to be required. Its conductors state that they will endeavour to concentrate the talent and opinion of the whole body of elementary instructors on the improvement of professional knowledge and the &dimities meat of edscatiosal literature. This will be done chiefly by mats et the midis; of papers on subjects connected with alastalso set by disarsions at the general meetings. ANh anew Otte attainment of the same end, a permanent szbilides d egetineos of educational books, maps, dis tress. otedelss sod apparatus is now in course of formation Thin smbillnina MB be opea to the inspection of members of din semandon at attain times, and will obviously afford than wheelie aM in the permit of their profession. SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OP CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. A fashionable, rather than a numerous, company assembled yesterday at the Hanover•square Rams, in aid of the lance of this society and in celebration of its thirtieth anniversary. The chair was occupied by the Marquis of Warrunerrns. who delivered an addrees in which be en larged upon the weefulness et the sestet!, and detailed numerous eases of enmity which had been punished by means of its agents. A report was anbeequently read by the Seeretary, whisk congratulated the subscribers on a more widely extended recognition of the prianoles of the society both abroad and at home. It announced the esta blishment of &similar moiety in Upper Austria, that others were in warm of isemation in Canada and toe Mauritius, and that the eammittes ware actively engaged to pro maim the establiihment of branch societies in various parts of the Coiled Kingdom. The society is Paris continue its metal oposadoes. and the generally !!i . ed maiden metal ed the anima employed is • reef el the MINIM it has obtained. Tisfueefe sees of the moiety is its more caereire shortcut has been shown In the poussention to sosvionas of no km thou did 'Soden daring the pen leer. Ton of these divide have been mat Mthe Imes of Correedon for mime terms without the optima of paying • pecuniary flue. The Neal meant of flaw sad sotto levied as defendants in thuspreseca alluded Se has amsuated to no less • seat 6741 16a. id. The moiety of them fess entrain to the prosecution. yam with the periodos of the . bee been d over to the funds of the men sheer/ is the Monist where the of has coeumped. of the t te e t r ave bens mn_ed fee el Nur iesstbs in ea bet the Mann of as where doge were used le the ening wombera, sad tel OM has his. fled d with. pensehisi removal it isaithileM met ens • Mignelle • lisps Oat with that eme-seewdsd hasty,, feld •lb sad rated Owen, the abimirable smiles tailsh through so many enemies have Illemosi Y, will few' areas woes pawed ts ham Of the MIS id holies was made la aid of Its hada "ADDIRTIO TO Tit 111111 . 11:71PALITY OP PAWL Mr. AIIDIZTON Mattel " that a ensplimentary address to the musisipelity of Paris be presented by thM corpora tion upon the visit to Paris." (Charm) Deputy DAMN secoaded the notice, which woe carried aasaimouly, with acclamation. The court was thee cleared of &treason, for the purpose of preparing the address, which will le presented to the inneicipality of Pais at the commeasemeat of the ensuing work, es the visit of the eorporatioa to that body. The court them &dimmed. BRADFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.-171E PARIS EXHIBITION. The monthly meeting of the Conseil wee held on Monday last, there belay present Booed Smith, Esq., pve sident, the his el Kalifs:, George Andergeo J. A. Liana, and Jens Bops. The Fleshing stated that, having been ellisielb Invited W tbs eige of the Paris Eshibities, he bad bees present ea thell ese. The day of the inau Bgurat radford ion plod of with modes lee dela. Bond of geol woo vverycorrect idea id l n in OmO Wogoodly emeonlhollooes ail Vt i te I=L: and Kalifs: dietrist. 'the hi the onto swage bed boa arranged by Moo. H. ander the area don of Mr. Chop Taylor, oil la k Owe es be sees Mears. Salt and Co.'. alpacas; MINIM Ice, Forbeis i r c Co.'. merinos, eobeirp, and hop Munn. James and Boa's damasks; and 111110 dumb, Ind bodges dyed Mr. Samuel Smith. This trophy is ow tithe boohooed in the central avenue, and when all the maids ire napasked, it will be re-arranged, sad contain the loot apishness el the different staple productions of this diminish The wiNie Na p Gait io a is still is such an inhibited stab that It is little frequented. Many pekoes frees this Adrift remain even now unopened, arid yet the British prodoetios are in a state of greater forwardnen as to erreagemsat than those of ether countries; and it may be remake/, with referent* be a parsgraph which appeared in the Daily New, all be the Sunday arrangements of the Pilafs de 'lndustrie, ass " Jacob &brew, &easel Smith, and James Aleros end Sons had piously drawn dingy red curtains before their goods, " that no instructions whatever hive been sent from the Chesaber to their spots in Paris on this object, sad that the curtains were really drawn not to pretest the Pari sian. from inspecting the goods co the Sunday, bat to saver the eakedesse of the s which, notwithstanding their comparative forwardness, a re byby se mesas 'maid fit for inspeeelice, sad the duet and dart produeed by the .ember of workmen would have spoiled the pods if they had bees opened. The agents of the Chamber in Paris my they would not advise parties desirous of seeing tie Exposition to visit it before the month of July. Mr. Smith also stated that be had been appointed • juror for wonted and mixed fabrics. There will be altogether forty furors iron this country. It was not correct, as stated in the pipers, that the Mayor of Brad ford was presented to the Emperor on Sunday, the 20th of May, as the mayor has not boa I. Paris, and Mr. Smith wet absent on that day, and he has not been presented . It was intimated that Lord Cowley would have done that honour to the President of the Bradford Chamber of Com merce if he had been in Paris. Mr. Darliogton aloe re ported that he had had the boor to twelve as °Kohl in vitation to be present at the ismouration.—Bratford server. REDSHID Pscas.—A correspondent writes from Csnasstinopie, on the 21st ultimo, to the Indeprisaance Beige: For some days past there has been notbieg bat a succession of rumours concerning the regret that the Sultan experiences, it is alleged, at having accepted the resignation of Bedabid Pasha, and how he formally intends placing him again at the head of affairs. It is said that Redsbid Fiche has turned a deaf ear to several overtures that have been made to him on the subject, and that in order to overcome his repugnance, there is a gnostic@ of reviving the post of Devitt Nssiri, which formerly ealoted for a time. The rank nearly corresponds to that of a president of the council without a portfolio in France and England, but it Is vested with greater authority, sines independently of the presidency, the Devlin Naafi is the Sultan's lieutenant, or rather his altar ego. It is the very highest position a subject can aspire to, and as yet there has been only one precedent of this kind in the 'Pinkish empire. It is not believed that Itedshid Pacha's nomination to these impor tant functions will take place before the Bairam ; that Is to say, for near), three weeks totems. FIRE AT MESSRS. PENN AND SOW, THE ENGINEERS. —Yesterday morning, between 12 and 1 o'clock, a firs broke out on the premises of Messrs. Penn and Sons, the well known engineers, situate at Deptford•pier, near Greenwich. Toe fire, which is supposed to have originated in the spon anemia combustion of some oily wiping., commenced in a budding of oonaiderable extent, used as the painters' shops. A great number of engines were, ere long, in operation, but notwithstanding the active inertias. of those engaged, in cluding upwards of 40 firemen, the flames raged fiercely for some hours. The painters' shops and their contents were destroyed. The spacious floors, containing valuable models, were also burnt, and the ems penter's work.hops, &a., se verely damard. The lose, which is heavy, will fall upon the Sun, P anix, and Heat fire dices. The business which the firm have in hand for the govenment will not. however. be interrupted, se it is carried on at the other (a wry at Graii.with ; •the premises on which the Ere ociurred being used only as the boiler makers', copper smiths', pae an', and carpenters' shops. OPENING 01 THE NEW METROPOLITAN CATTLE MAnErr.—Yestorday forenoon a deputation from the cor poration of the City of London, consisting of the Lord Mayor, Mr. H. L. Taylor, and the City Rentembroneer. Mr. Tyrrell, waited, by appointment, upon Prince Albert, at Buckingham Palace, for the purpose of inviting his Royal Highness to participate in the inaugural ceremony tot the •peniog of the market, on Wednesday, the 18th of June. His Royal Highness accepted the invitation. Mr. Taylor then laid before the Prince an isometric view of the new market-place, which has been prepared rider the direetion of Mr. Banning, the City Arehiteet, and in whisk Ys Royal Highaeas manifested great interest. It is espested We at the inauguration of the market, his Royal Memo will enter the market at the north-western gate, atter whisk the procession will pass along the quadrangle of the maeket place (which of itself eontains 16 wee), and then Weft the cattle-lairs, the pig and calf market-places, tbe abattoirs, the dead-meat market, and the bankieg-bouses, theses to the marquee, where a **oar will be served. A CASE OP POISONING AT CHATHAM.—On Wed nesday morning intelligence reached the barracks that Private W. Walsh, 46th Regiment, was in a dying state at a small inn called the George. A party from the garrison was immediately despatched; en reaching the ion the deemed was sitting between two young women of the town, who, it would appear, had been with him dating the night. Re was taken beck on a streteher to the garrison hospital, where he expired in the course of the day. The only word that he was understood to utter was "Poison, poises." A sorener's Inquest is to be bald, when farther light may be thrown upon the enbieet. A draft of the 44th left on Wednesday morning, In which Walsh was to have been included. PUPIL TEACIIIUUL—Yeeterday a return was made in a parliamentary paper relative to pupil teachers appren ticed ceder the =bastes of the Conseil of Education. From 1648, the first operation, to December last, 12,474 were ap prentiosd. Os the 31st December then were 7,096 retells, ostler apprenticeship. The number who had terminated their apprenticeship at the end of last year was 3,869. There ere mow in training colleges, 1 ,0 1 7. There are now engaged as assistant teachers or in charge of schools, 1,439; and of 004 not engaged, 33 bad emigrated, 616 in other escupations Nose tesehing, and 146 returned as unknown or asossupisi (principally females married ae living at Maw, added So I whisk PS wore seeking sosployntsas, 28 laralldoi ~pined, sod 111 balss sionswesed. DII. A. auk .....-- Do. Omsk looli.wid Wag. (Ire ) Wolin Da. learisTalloy 'NAIL tairrler GM Omillie I Ilible — D Do. o. Dow Thirds ..... Lomb". sad Tutiiire DiMlas ..... -....... Da. WM =mks Win ma =Mrilllll.oiii ash Room Da for limy ..........., ria. 7111 1 0 r 2“—:. ^” • -: FaToshir`. 100 Lahr a Ova* 414 Do. Xll $4 Do, MO 14•IPOI.a7101 r.l _pp. Ditto Halt Nereseksrl &Ask W~..~ si Itarthers Omen Vein DI Illeelb Ilelfth II North Lorres,3l=: . . al 1 - IV. il II 1_D0..0 B - Isloorkla Do. rya Do. Ira. York INorUrLandosi - .; all Ds. Wu MIL limns 11 Nardi 0106rdsldre. all Norsk Wears 10 lisediallealWed. Jam la Oskli b was. & Dohs. 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WOO 60 JOINT STUN 14111.11 Mora osorrioro Oloriorod Doak or Ado Maui lail.,lloLk Comerliolot Las/Jos.,. 1ti....-tt.rt..l I 19 s 10 21i 224 Par i Psi nit a • Z.. Lelia sal awry Lorin Mat aim fAsisaselwastsbater Itat. Now Ptee. of hilead... De. Ifte Wes -- trINAC lag gal Oil Imp. Co Math Amtrak Vita al Australis Do. Mew Naos of Lad= n 25 I/ 19a 72 74 • • -11 'AS $7 Ai go '.13 131 113 1134 I i i I Si PE 17 19 Se 61 If If 834 3 1 11 11 3 41 7 If 4- fr 13/ 14 111 34 1134 I 4 —„-- FRIDAY ZTLIFIRS. A good demand has been experienced to-day for dividend mining stocks; but business is restricted, owing to holders standing oat in most cases for higher prices. The inquiries are chiefly for shares in South Frances,Weet Setae, Rosewarne, North Bisset, Alfred Consols,Weet Alfred Console, East Wheal Rose,Wheal Pollard, Wheal Kitty (Lelant), and Barrington. The fold mining shares remain stationary in price. Santiago shares were firmer. There has been little change in metals generally during the week, with the exception of Scotch pig iron, which has been driven up by speculation from 695. for mixed numbers good brands to 765. 6d. The market has been dull the last two days, and prices have declined 2a. per too, as the shipments are less than last year. There is rather more demand for manufactured iron generally, and prices are rather firmer. NW 26 Lastrellaa Agisaltaral. 17 10,000 10 Nanallipa Iliyal MM.- all 16,000 10 Balla Wataruotia 1 10 NINO' Nowt= Laid— 40 RON 11 Ilail ou lt a. llDaLlaa.Bllo6.oo 1 1,116 100 ziii 0 . 747•00 at. , 156.2int.Nahaadl .. illy 10: I *ON 6 MINIMUM; 4 60,000 4 Niue at Prams. 4 Kase 1 Dodos Iron Ore ...-- . I MAO 20 ViNera Noma 16,000 LiNsatia Talagraiii DI 24,000 laperral Bus. llaviratke 14 ..;,..„ ....... Chat 110,040 10 Madalawasa Dal. all NAN Maas Ilt 11114•11111111 11 54,000 1 Noting heiNsaiii all 10,4110 10 istlrelraft laii 6 DON 1 N.& Wain Coall ben. Moan liedipallaa 03.. 1 1114,476 1 lilt. Aulialaies all 26,0011 111 Misr& N Dams Nina- 16 Ikea 1 ON 120.009 11 hilhorlielaila . oral all NAN N 111 °JINNI Nowe all 10000 40 Ds Dow lO 60, , 000 2 Pardsed Iran Dummy- all 14,440 100 Royal Mall Nam 6O 100000 1 ANNmm 100, , 000 IDa . La - all Sew •1 14.200 26 NEN Amtrallas WC.. 26 76,000 1 Salmells big. Nip.. all 76,000 1 .150. Dw ftlabiN all 26,000 10 Trrildiiioo.4llpCsa 5 10,100 100 Via Diseases UM A THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoca. The gold mioiog shares are quiet, but steady. Agna Fria and Colonial Gold shares are quoted k to ; Great Nugget Vein, to / ; and Nouveau Monde, I to I. Australian Arrionitural Ames are quoted 33 to 34 ; Peel River, 3to 31; and North British Australasian, I die. to par. Imperial Brazilian shares have been dealt in at 21; United Mexican at bib and Tin Croft at 2k. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The market is firm, with few sellers. Town tallow is quoted 695. ;nett cash ; Petenburg Y. C. on the spot, 62e. ; June, 61s. 9d. to 620. ; October to December, 63.. 9d. to 645. Ream= Avsz.tois.—Town tallow, 60.. 65. ; fat by ditto, 2s. Etd. ; yellow Russian, 625. 6d. ; melted stuff, 395. 65.; rough ditto, 255.; tallow grates, 121. ; good dregs, 7.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short; prices with out altarstiou. Prime meadow hey, 80s. to 90s. ; superior, 100 s. to 110 a. ; inferior, 60s. to 60s; rows°, 635. to 90s. ; clover, 90s. to 126 c; wood cut, 84e. 1 1205.; straw, 235. to 27a. COVENT GARDEN MARXET. - THIS DAY. - --- The market is now pretty well supplied with both vsge. tables and forted fruit. Peaches, Nectarines, and Cherries are more abundant, and Grapes are plentiful and good. Formai Cherries fetch from 4e. to 6e. per pound. Oranges realise from 4s. 6d. to 12s. per 100. Quantities of Cornish and French Broccoli continue to reach the market, and some French Cauliflowers have also been offered. For Asps. estrus there is a good demand. Old Potatoes are getting somewhat scarce. A few new ones from France have been sold at from ls. to Is. 6d. per lb. Lettings realise 9d. to le. per score. Cat Bowen oonsiet of Fission Flowers, Tulips, Heliotropes, Rephorbias; Carnations, Cyclamens, Azaleas, Camellias, Chinese Primroses, Heaths, and Roses. YRIJIT. _ Pine Apples. per lb., Om tow litnarberrlee, per oz., 6d to le Grapes, per l e lle is t: 10m Pearditer dozes, 2. to Be Pemba, per ISe to $O. Apples, per bushel, 7. Od to Ile Neetarlats, do., to MN deemert, per dos, 1141 to 2. Charlie, pall, 10e to lte VNA3ItiABLES. =is. sotl. Pss dos. :eel alsobssMrZilli° 64 essltsls. pot pewit. Is toll Agrffelf" Per to l. Potato% la Ise. to 1104 persvhisNlo Is pet th id WU So is Carrots. to id forolgo. fl to 4d Oesimors.asli.lll to Is per Oca. W M to is fs sirs% to =lit Oslory. For ban.. Is. to 2s. Onions, per bushel, ee Od to 810 d Looks, par Mack 34 to 6d @ballots, per 16.44 to 6d Oath; per lb., 6d to 84 Endive per Ewe, Is 64 to 34 Laßue', Csb.,p. sone, Pd to Is Ore, par score, lodate 21 esnall Salad, p. pun., 24 to 34 Horse Radish, per bdL, 3s to la Mushrocaos, plc pot ~10d to Is haulm per imels, 3d to 4d threat boob., per bunch, 3d to 44 Mint, green, do., id to ed Lune Cluman or Commaacz.—Taz BELGIAN Bert of Clarendon has replied, through Mr. Beim, M.P., to the memorial presented by the Leeds Chamber of Commerce, on the subject of the differential duties levied on British manufactured goods imported into Belgium, and states that the attention of government directed to the question. He informs the chamber that is a project of law for the alteration of the tariff was submitted to the clamber by the late Belgian ministry, but was with drawn by the present cabinet, who hate wader their con sideration the question of a revision of the tariff, sad that the British abutter at Brawls is using his best efforts to obtain a remedy of the grievance of which the Leeds Cham ber of Commerce justly complain. The council of the Leeds Chamber of Commerce have farther steps la contemplation on this issidoe, which le of ryes imprimis to We &- Wet. 27 q 75 i q di 44 it!} 21i 9 iii I MONEY MARKET. FILMIAT Rvseine. The English stock market opened more firmly, but weakness was subsiapiently shown, money continuing in demand as usual just prior to the shutting of the Consol transfer books. In the afternoon, however, an upward tendency set in, purchases being renewed, and including some amount of the new 30 years Annuities by the Bank broker. The market finally closed 1 per cent. higher than yesterday, with a firm appearance. A decidedly favourable impression is produced by the accounts daily received from the seat of war. The approaching repayment to the South Sea proprietors of nearly two millions sterling —the bulk of which, it is presumed, will have to be re-invested—forms another favourable influence at present. The value of money:in the Stock Exchange was 21 to 3 per cent. on government securities. Console for the 10th July were first quoted 921 to 93, receded to 921, roes to 93 to 1, and closed at 921 to 93. For money the final quotation was 923 to ;. The floating speculation for a rise in the funds is now more plainly observable, but the preponderant!e of operations is still in the same direction. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921,1, 911, 921,921, 4, # ; ditto, for account, 10th July, 92/, 4,1, /, 1. Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1, 91, 911. New Three per Cents., 911,92, 914, 91/, 92. Lang Annuities, ex piring in January, 1860, 31. India Stock, 23.5. Bank Stock, 2081. The transaction' in the new Thirty Years Annui ties were at 16 13-16 per 11. The omnium, after being sold at 41 prem., had advanced at the Claw to 44 The to 4 M 4 pram. ar ch Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 16s. to 20e. prem., and the June bills at 51. to Bs. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief movement is still in Turkish, which, after ranging between 82 and 83 during the greater part of the day, fell suddenly in the afternoon, and closed at 811 to 1, or nearly 11 per cent. lower ihan yesterday. Peruvian is rather firmer. Buenos Apes Bonds continue in favour. On Swedish Four per Cents., Sardinian Five per Cents., and Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., a half-yearly dividend falls due this day. On Change to-day there was more demand for bills on Amsterdam, Hamburg, and Paris, and, the supply being scanty, the rates on these places ruled a trifle lower than on Tuesday. At present rates, however, there is no demand for gold for exporta tion to the continent. In the ease of Vienna and Trieste the improved rates of Tuesday were main tained. The Admiralty have ordered the ships Goddess, Mary Davidson, Susan Crisp, Matilda, Medina, Lebanon, Antipodes, Maori, Dependent, John Bun yan, Harbinger, Sea Queen, James Gibson, and the Marchioness of Bute, to be surveyed for the transport service. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders on the 7th inst. for the hire of a ship to convey emi grants to Adelaide, and to be ready to receive pas wagers between the 2nd and 10th of August. St. Petersburg letters of the 24th ult. quote the exchange on London at 361 to 6-16 d. No business is reported in produce for export. The tallow market to-day was firmer. Petersburg Now Y.C. oa the spot was last quoted die. 6d. We extract the following curious statement from Messrs. Smith and Charles's circular of this evening: As a meows Illutratim of the Ignorance that prevails in lit. Pe- Lenitive amorist the native merehants, or rather dealers, cementing raade rartwaustrrete to this l "us". vs sy was si l s e r territ that ard t i l t te heh lon with which be tayeased the is... seises on me 25th tat, It was banally supposed that the war world, as a matter or mune, be sbandoncd. and the rim of tallow was In emsequenoe raised by the warehams of these operators 2 ro. Land and bank shares to-day were steady. Reese and Frascati Railway shares were quoted 3 to 1 prem. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, May 26, when compared with the previous return, show the following results : Circulation issue Circulation active 19,617,515 Decrease 4,626 Public deposits 6,198,181 Increase 1,837,889 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 12,110,721 Increase 1,287,589 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,020,359 Increase t 28,639 The Rest The Reserve (viz. notes and coin in banking department) The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Püblic deposits Other deposits decrease.. 298,466 Notes and bills in circulation increue„ 24,014 Rest On the other side of the account: Government securities increase .. 1,287,539 Other securities decrease .. 139,349 Coin and bullion immense .. 417,065 Total The stock of coin and bullion now exceeds seven teen millions sterling, with every prospect of a fur ther considerable increase. The augmentation to be shown in the next return of the Bank must be large, as heavy amounts of gold have been sent in during the week now drawing to a close. The most remark. able change in the above lions, however, is the in crease of no less than 1,287,6891. in the stock of go- vernment securities held by the Bank. An instal ment of 16 per cent. on the new loan, amounting to 2,400,0001., having been paid during the week re ferred to, and the Treasury balance being thus raised to the respectable sum of 6,196,1611., the Chan cellor of the Exchequer, obviously, cannot have been under the necessity of borrowing afresh from the Bank. We have already drawn attention to the pur chases of government securities which have been effected of late by the Bank broker. It is also pro bable that the Bank may be a holder of some amount of the new loan. The general inference to be drawn is, that the Bank hesitates to reduce its rate of die wont further, and, whilst its discount business con tinues to diminish, the directors are endeavouring to fled employment for their resources in government securities. BANK OF ENOLAND.—An Account, 8112 Vk., c. 32, for the week aufu--- . lllBOl DIP NO4olllPaed 00.137,686 lihreunnt to the Act 7th and me Saturday. Gay Se, MSS. - Government Debt .... A 11.0111.100 Other Securities . 2.904.900 Odd Oohs and Bullies 16,337.685 /00.337,6 U 533,331.685 PAITMIN?. Propr*on'. .. .. Capitol ....f14.551400 3.172,157 Public Depoeite Owlet O E := v it : a t Debt, ead Div. Ude.) 5,196.161 Otber Depel . te . 1 1 1,32,31 Eleeenthy and otbeallis 020 9 ,3596 Government Securities dueled. Dead Wdlbt Annuity) £12,110,721 Other Semitic), Notes Gold ea iii:ii'iloin — I°. ' * ' 37° MOM 1a.873.5)93 MAY 31. 1838. VS. b 73.993 Chle Cashier. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoolt. The English stock market remains firm, at the closing quotations of yesterday. The transfer books of Console are now shut, and the present quotation for the 10th July is 91 j to ex div., equal to 921 to 93 wia the dividend. Notwinstanding the shutting, transactions are recorded for money at 921 to with dividend. The Three per Cents. Reduced hive been dealt in at 911 to 911 ; the New Three per Cents. at 92 to 921 ; the New 30 Years' Annuities at 16 3-16; India Stock at 235 to 236; Bank Stock at 2081 to 210; and India Bonds at 181. to 20s. prem. The omnium is quoted 41 to 41 prem. In the foreign stock market the chief feature is in Turkish, which has ranged between 81 and 82, and is now quoted 81 to 1. Mexican is quoted 22 to 1; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to # ; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. 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