The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-23 00:00:00

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The trade la wheat is Mark-lane this 1110r011ig wee quiet at the rates of Monday last. Floss underwent no ohmage. Barley was men inquired for, fee export to the Continent, and its vales rather improved. Oats were a steady sale at former prime. Beans and peas were folly as dear. Cloverseed and trefoil sooting, to improve is value in the absence of large supplies. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON MON MAI= IS TO MARCH MI Co.. IlsoisL PArela. Maw.— —LUX —.„ 19S0 Oats. MO ST4; I 470 ... .WO and laws= AmAesa.—Wl444., NA Id.; Bodey, OA.; 044 Ms. AL; lye, to . . 04. ; nes" Ns. 74. ; roe, 18.• 70. EEd . at DEPOSIT, Na 3, Pall-mall Bak Lamm aoskosom a.a. 1144. adrift et /waft dewy ere mewed be asrathe the . Pasoroo" lora • NO raw el lamed say be with muted . 'n• Weed le ma th. b ad July, at ti. Nod Me la Ludia; mil seddes be eesded at the theism braatheaor Wet* pawl liediee. withoatM a er i am os N. Nuys Dereeber. beepeethese ad NMI kr Owing asseede mat true ea endow de& The English stock market to-day showed remark able steadiness, and closed per Gent. higher than on Tuesday. Business in every department of the Steel Exchange was characterised by extreme quit trade. Prices are at present chiefly supported by the more favourable appearance of the money market and by the hope that the Vienna Conference will be at tended by some result tending towards peace. Om . the other band, however, the feeling amongst per err who are in a position to be well informed u to the progress of affairs in that capital is, that Russia ham no present intention of making such oonceesions 114 will be agreeable to the allies upon the all-import- ant point of the command of the Black Bea. THIS DAL—Two rfCt.Oot. The railway share inarket remiss very innitlve, with searosly the slightest change is prises. London and North-Western steak is quoted 99 to 100; Great Western, 65 to } ; Midland, 691 to I; Great North ern., 211 to 22} ex die.; Caledonians, 32 to }; and South-Eastern, 181 to }. Xiancashire and Yorkshire stock is better, at 76} to div. French shares are also quiet, at about ths elasifg quotadoos of yesterday. k..ORTICULTURE in all its Bessebas.—JOHN SUM wad Clit isse tbs=fbekes. liardsoltstal met sod entry SHOW l eralie is , M‘till. sea rat * sa M am ie rtolly Anise lbs assiassft et tbs bows sal of tbs Ist einstalls. Um sbil gissibbos iem e= a su o r s = tbs Mot sorts la Se lisbeaslste of Ob. ILime&raid.Chebri. beams mod owasnalaio WA.% mg beiarslor moats usaatutarars ; sin sormfluss, whs. tats. its. ORDINARY SHAD= AND MOM . lc: AUSTRALIA tad the COLONIC—L4A atm o s zne t dammik MIT Is So TOOTIM.—CTOOTOMII aim PAT . moo MT , mmil toe* ant baba= WWI a= ampaimm in miallmsto a l beit OM mita kit amp la am TM r uai mom ll= MIT Mot PO gips mum It pa mot at loal.— L illnel = "111 It pat as aptilamaimm to MOM= Mi l A M MT l Onr a4l l6oollamilllo IMllM l:ehr i o4 k = = Irdo bars it simmito tho tompammome. TM DIARD, WHISHERSAad MUSTACHIO& 14==.1. fit aowiduros. mamma OIL ot moo/ le uolowialls bums orl opparoptil b osoolod W somootstottimmloS osi GININNI SS So Weiss ooftordie. 116 011Nolmlos IS Wm* posponloo SS dross at So MS. lialiebse So Pak lo No slim SS% ill 11111 *NM it tall Me ma Disid‘ molds Ii Is did No posoolosof Way pur. ollsodt. am Noll ooksions to tho MS poloist boss 1111. wpm sib M. IS, Frio istios SI Is kw moN). NS M. sdioditilltoko, So. sr book. lip A. ROWLAND INA 1101111, lib Ildlostprtioo, lamtion, We Cbroilts MA Per -1.11.1. 11::LDR JONOWB LIGHT BROWN COD IM 011..-llrra. Ana. old ON Dv. '• Klie asseialslawli. IMO ileiner Ihe ort re aired peelhalie. le, der Ilie r 4 calitemisee riery le sow emir re re Weirs parse Wks el ell were Orr ser WS% meedeL Ile. &Josh% imp end dpiire see mere/ is *VW rime verb are re seareeo.Weeke erre istall DNS. 77. Ilinel. Lein. Protested by Royal Lottin Um = MI of gAL a k .ad mime try the bele of the bleb ft de / filersad theedy Impold Odlep of War twe kr eibulleb, imhomillm bib Opium emmom.llee bile ohm ore of Owe dem impel* aloilf mimeo sa lbw of aseedliemiese Teeth woke Wow berg beim liemfletes =ebb et ibi Webb H of a bet mai of Os oupolettem. I S. I newly Om bet ire al wiallimlsis. brim mitt =l oam belemelerrete amelleellem► ei emmepelle la Se mall am* ememe Vibe& ber. elm dlbe &oda it bele irl of e• emelelble q Smug Beal be balls* libeet llelef sompolei. bills lb mem et Moab bee by sem Is. e saw bp= diele 4 r ism aizsa z i tse= m ut Wit a ir.4, Olisiiirltirom red Olhe o.llllidlieet; • Mau; roommairni..besinohollrlisaah ilmbehes ta tnemll. te. THE DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING FMI, prime M. 1 / be Loam Mural Jonrun. A the ateesairet fres etnerame sal et atled nlerres. la tie Meat end value et Its general neers—lA tha savinay at fte by were. awl the yowled seeresatlle sal eramereial lakes& engeleng died% sollerehrol Nitetatary artlelm—thle paper .I =OOIIIIIIIFOWDVI7II AT Tfllt SEAT OF WAR. 1111 NNW NIWS IS MUMS AN D IMPARTIAL. ka eniedvely lady regret of illggieg la Ore Wien Bee le enp. likel Is It lig riefry Overload kW. awl It mauled TIN ONLY DAILY IMMO WORT. 101111O‘ploa _ N ALL OINIIIIIIII ale el** Iniegening. theegligeompr by mere datg pol Ons rag et Ilsentmgerarlon. gem lum. by anslitemey end IWO Ingonallen.adigied ler NW siirearair mod potties set Inkr te ang. Tr be win@ rim beekeeNer et nertmen Vie kleggest; or at 211rdlrle enpresearri Th4 = igh ls mar eventag mooeta regesal Om the phlegm ann. en teseleg the m wale reedy le sup* It, et 111.48. pee couirter, paid la advisee by holm ceder. ALLY NEWS FORWARDED tothe COUNTRY STINING POW. at MA& put gr. wort to savers, MOEN KADDOX.IO. Upper Albsay-et, Isseat'a.park.lkobrilis lod Nein Awst. PAT NEWS LENT TO READ, hoes 8 us. t i l l adl phsa., at U . par weak; usyyliad fa tura re at pm, far par day, ar 19a raq ,.. aarter ;by Mr. W Sews Amt. Waals•abreet. - tiILT NEWS LENT TO READ, in Lark% at Ille. par quarter.-8111711111101111110 Illtg am A we t 411. 11‘ 14 1141. 1119 D 0,1116. It p qr.-11. ADAM. Watailmor. pw Amt. BAYSWATER. - DAILY NR W 8 LENT TO ILIAD; and as to *a acatstry by mobs ot, at Mid. aren= ; :tdd In 11311.1011. ont.Montat, SPI/1141111EL Tin Ansa Pil•LlAw.—Tho following letter is from a corporal, unitive of Apr, in the 42nd Highlanders: —" Heights, Balaklava, 2nd March—We are getting over stocked with presents frost all parts of the United Kingdom. There has arrived this day twe bores of presents from the ladies of Aberdeen, bat whra they are all distributed, each mares share is very little—perhaps • cravat or a pair of nooks, or a pair of skits, or • eap, or such like things as this. They are trilling to each man, bet it shows the people have our eases at bout On the other hand, some folks try to eke as in. There is a vernal here from Glasgow, the Lane M'Lean, of Glasgow; I have no doubt but you hansom bra name in the papas-She is laden with previsions of every description, porter, ale, whisky, aed sU thus the soldiers were tit have got at soot pries. She left the shores of old Botha—the people, ao doubt, impressed with the idea that the cargo would be a great benefit to the soldier, whoa sold at root pries ; bet. whoa oho cane here, the w hole thin g is changed. instead of the sitespest, we pay at the very dearest rate; but the authorities hem have seat home for the invoice., and the prices et the dimes whoa she loft Glasgow. I will give you • Ust of the prises el • few ibises that I have bought. A few pounds of Wand sad as 4d. per pound, and ale Is. U. par bottle, sad whir the ow. sad butter IL 44 , and theses Ana la. 4d. es Is. IL per petted, sad heritage were est of the geodes—to pueblo lima would have oast as attest U. Ahab. ft you see It is mot to oblige the soldier, but to mph bin of his bard-maid site, that this vessel was Hat. I will p ft the Maltase es Oresks, and get thisp so cheap trio them as frwn tin slam Er to come with shop this, ben loom." TIII C 111120113 0711CL-4ZI SUMANNUATION lown.—• peat effort is sew making by tM Comm-how MIMI' le Obis nes voililleetho aim waist smear he openeareethe bog. Al moat the sear t io ni =eppeistei shes NU hoe II or essa, and the make eillieb In pa eat., leiessetten yboir helee al subestiptiese Mona do had. Uwe elieleb thpiiehei preview le UN de me habeidlie WWI& the hod. ea et wham et he ederetepo. lOU the w leeeaeaMMtt uesseted be dm millions motley, sad at the peeseet boa it bee swelled be as _rinses ammo. th s Tb• t grieweele if the Oman been ohms en g an, that thde peposee h set the pert et these lobe de het on .best is do hod, eel &A the openeemelies elleuesee het sow liberal laa• wee oassmiasses gam deofwei shot hire due oldie ea &eV. bed phi *wok the yew seseeths hd aloe sr Wiese end bit vide. sod tee miles neeived K est of k. eneesly ea mob so be geoid ben neeind hoe the pelmet nods banal dab. U. smell eel erolleid We life is the eon es of the nest, sad his holly wee rewarded egi men Ihea if be had dial wain a hedge, ee a pliffillailf labsirse. Committee an hineme sma t i k e s t tbe oseiwisen el& ash, end omit lot speedos mob= me alma ft tele hell ere up. • met Oleo Will be be ot el the pout sweat if tie sopereeseelies hal o tide it 111.1 Neil Now ratty. at all the Miaow,. la 1 RA M SLICK'S NB W iIIi4 WORL, 11•TOIll AND HUMAN 111.11t1IL PI( Ito ow old Morn oritany Irk osabotall I. Taro Ow: mow Mums aro taß of tom art tory. —•gramos. s d r. .Tx g i ta o loo=sort a.l ll%roz imai . Ina. ram at Ilia - -Otroraw. ICIT. A amt. By NW illitlOSTAliair at "ha 3 to& 1 AUL • lowa sas !yob. (Jett away olabbamen„ Sint sad liktalit" Pe liklisn, amon to Tido iq. Id MONO UUsr& ‘ W ESTWARD RO I URALS LEE—THE P- 6 =l " r—Lw4= ur• a lc sti=—isimg e' I ll bwi rrawaiwo AnYwa—Tbe WW 1 ftw awl Weddew—Nammaa— Mods New C. thiww= o„. ••Ost=emos. IL Mode, 140, OiCis4oll6l. Iba•awas. DUBLIN, Maio' M. Among the remarkable eireanietanoss attending the Merantgarrett Piave ease, which wee brought to $ &se at the Kilksidy Assizes, by a verdict for the wale ddindene, es telegraphed to the Daly New yealeder. Mer he aiwilhied the feet that two ▪ wawa amposil A opposite aides of the MI6 NA Ike hippnalle henisetbsrs of the House of Comeamiksimeesdthemesives seesstly, in their lettie- Wive egaft, the one to get the new act allowing essuil far tfM ileimelent to reply our evidence ex tended to belied; aid the other to resist this exten sion, or, at lee" delay It until it should be too late for the present sees. As the low only rewired th e royal assent while the am of " Butler s. Mewitgarrat was in progrese, a good deal of discussion took plate in court as to whether it could be acted on under mach eirmumstanoss. It was decided, however, in the affirmative, and Mr. Napier, Q.C., been specially retained fer the purpeu, made a powerful appeal for his client, Lord etgarrett, which had, no doubt, itkinflosace epos the minds of the jury. It is not expected that the am will be carried any farther. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY. MARCH 22. - APP011171112411.- Nosier T. Boos* (1846), to the Colossus, 80, wirew stem s/sip 0400 hone power, North Aserisa sad West India - . &Ass Illsotots T. Diller , to the Harriet, 17, WOW stout deep 417104tetse Sows, North America sad West India t and N. G. Arsitabea (1866). to tha Oil, mew idasmilp of 460 be,.. power, at Perisaisath. Xiddilpson A. C. Canis, to the Cood_ss% whoa Masa Mph, of 640 bona power, at ftelmostM; B. Cards* 10 Tbspais, B. mow dais deep of Morn power, saWMI4/foli ; B. C. HA ta des Ilawkri o asintw ablosiblp. Ihswess, ;A. T. Nair. is do 91 , mow isffismW of NO be.. pow, st Chellos ; .L. Wm*, to lb, Mem%l, paddle-wheel stem sleep of 240 bone power, at Westin& ; sod C. B. Powell, to the Corn wall* NI, stew sessmilp, at Devosport. Naval Cadet O. B. T. Ramie% to the Ajax, 60, sere, steamship of 410 boom power, at Perwasath. PORTSMOUTH Memcz M. The movements in the fleet to-day have been con fined to the Edinburgh, 60, screw ship, Copula Hewlett, going out of harbour is omelette; her refit, and the Bullish, 6, paddle sloop, Conunsader Amer, owning be to be decked, bolsi leaky. The Puistimee, tesepship, hes seibed for Malta, with drab seginsuls t h e e venamalbere ; sad the Welter Honk hes NAM fse Watledlea. with Ike 28th Calum nies' The i Vrrs6th Giosesiter Hilda bars arrived bare for pyrites duty. Tin BLACK Saa. (s.&), with atom, aco., sailed foam as Drina es Wedaraday, for Scutari. DEAL, THUZSDAY.—Wind &NM, hash and hazy. —Pissed, the Asia, PaMeter. from Leaden te Jersey. ADVENTURES OF A SWINDLER. A young man, named George Pod, a native of Petrick Camberlaad, was moistly apprehended at York, is a sharp of obtaining under fraudinleat pieta aims hem an Makeover maid tillitidlesborough. Peat's father was a prima/ ; bat the yeast maa had been favoured with as edmatims et • superior enter. After his fatheintdoesees be hit home sad has set shoe bees beard el, woes see mosetim wins it was dhsemeetr os a ke letier hand M brother's hes. that be had beat the sali What to rob his susette—aa Meese hr width he m eshed throe months' imprhemosal. • sheet time ap Peat wet to as tea at Middiedissaaph. Baba with Ideas =ablairsitir:,,ibstmateleimiikamTamiammeas wesesse. tG did art scruple to allow him to tau While Middlesbessegh, he wrote a lager to a air ia Penrith. mama Famines, encloi- V imlei ale b r esth athersed to "Ti. Dawson, , to., which Patients, warardiag to his ia shaellens, posted at Pesti& TM hew perverted to be within by Hrs. Dawsoa's had neat, mod was as follows: "Carious -hall, Peorith, Mare 26. Dear Tosi,—l am inshasted by your mother to isms down to ltiddloshomagb is a her day% sad pay you Ills tan of 1601. Toes mother waste you bask to the MK I remain yours, tee, Themes Feetheestos.“ Peat shamed dm letter to the landlord, saying at the sear time be we. short of cads, and asked for alo .1101.1 r his essibar's War arrived, The bait took, sad the landhol steamed the saw. Pare neat area to,. wee to gay Me Adams M smog lady a respect gbh esansaisar. wises be Wooed to Mirth that he WM Tom Davis.,/eq. ) end heir of Min Dawma, of Corlatorhall. Pearl*. • math was made ap, the pawls. were married, and west to apsed the heasysmon at York. He pat up at W Qema's Hoak massed a nide' room with a bedews as. to it, had hit hem besaght at • sattela bear. Aimed t mad ema satertahad two Turk Wish= as nose MM. lean then ism Having. bramer. left without ;swiss beak the 101. to** *.landlord, a l. = arriving with Me 1601., the suopleime of the leaked bo soms sashed. and is inquiry it creelimai tbet than was as sash puma as lira Damao, of Oldham Hall, Peed* ; sad that the whoa salt was aa Massa same. Mr. Bantaa, eaperiatendont of pollee for Middleborough ' apprehended Ma al Ow Mee .1 the Cleeen's Hai, Yak, just as be was Elasstleg W lens to follow the Terisebe Meads. He bed rum is a heavy bill at the iaa. Tbo pee woman whom be bad doped into matrimony dbarvered, tee ha. that she was married to a swindler. He wee brought begin the magistrates at Middlsebtwough an Tuesday last, and eematitted for trial. IL limini eineves, in the waves el an address just Masi is the lan of a letter se P. A. Taylor, Reg. • , The dualisms, the astegesism 1 smith M say, etheimila 641.1 "thsOmilsetwess =L i ls tb tra i se g i tth w try isi te d mr; from emejmee Mbar ef year hied, mad .hear, father vie hes led or bee s mem is the therynea who has paid tad pip the the forty sr minis which you mese otheety have spent the war, for what Magna is sow &lag mmi mosey, I feel ewe that the answer wis be, Ilse dediselles_ , for liberty &Oast the spirit of abselatire, Ow the hedeleladeltre of estioselities plan the ethwealmonie of ilusassire : the emetben of your gememmed imeld, if Mak, amesur, we light for the states gim, te sweimilda wild le onset of the Europe of 1816, us peeves! sthieweillies isms Stag. Could I go sad eat —De yes believe that nasality, Jodie% ma liberty. or intneorality and foul tummy. isle over th e sees the of Austria t Do you think thee the had of silt. mad Cromwell, the load of religiose, deg, and seminude' liberty, ought to eatwise hue hum, with that of a ruling Omagh hawses mad Mathew? The mower would be—Amide le Ofitha Id thlfire ; despedem, immobility, and meaty : we have seddag to swum with her. Your moveramest, mesawhile. from Lad Aberdema to Lord Faunae., is Avoids& at heed ; it therms MAO British lives at the feet of V Ile W' phonon Wm Austrian aliases; it deems ma sommeesedal war o,r to a dishosoarable tram, th em ate of Austria." TIER WAR IN THE CRIMIA.—Y=, a puha mastery rasa (obtaiaed by Carted M.P.) was hosed, aostaniag the same of ell sasses of her Majesty's army who ham bees promoted he dieliegehhed melees dam the eonmestsmeat of the_ seer is the Crimea, distils. gtrigi bas t& dkeee — eafkielia illee — eisenrog wits their M. nen me 111 armee he the Of tbe amebae es named 9 Beigekeramenk wen pm ameba le be llsisr-Gesanis ; s Mien pressefal to be sub eseedve LeatieseaSthlesele eaatnebeii 1 Maw promoted M tie Brevet make/ V ' =9 the embalms tin weak et Y. oowastemb_eitt 14 engem pesmaled te the Brevet rank et Ussiassit&Oalsodi $ ommossa spun su b. motive rest el It OE eaellasiel t T engem bola& the Brevet malt of Major, eat tbe embehiative teak el peemiesi le Brent mak of LksemaahOeksel; ma* maw paseestl to be Breve& lisawa. DI a dole k the' a Sebes Mit of the seises el Mahon sal Qepldaa ef TallMalo w =i is mem, se irks have bola la the k &Hy upsets" to be reeeive dk rg asa the Geaseel Oineeesker la-Chief from the Commeadee ef the Farad he the Wan. Of the Mamas of the Royal Artll ler, eat Illor imi lleglaeers I we promote" to be Brevet Liee teseat ID u be Brevet Wpm, whilst I. the Royal Baena, 1 is be Brevet Untmeat-Colead, at $ to be Brent Majors. IMIOIIIII'S or BEOP Bitomis.—Wo biro n eatly bag Se retard several rebbrke el amp, erected furbei dm sight, by spebiski the berm ferwetwerf as to admit eta te shatter =Meld Wel 1111111111., thus t rying saws Me wisit•w, Issainksily enthan gee& abolneleL lady ea easily sendmr, the shop edam et WsomoAsottlkily, imam Piano 's's. vibekes spa la • anderdeeser, eat rolls ef eilk. to the delimit OM, Mk& • bone mew et we of the shaded bed bees eat it, ee as as sink ea kelismeat ter piled the elveNeas bask, eml One beading the bort mad bee, se me teelhem ef &Lai et mil& the thieves have lady beams very esp.& pin have weal away of she eterkeepers whim abikees in ak pest oplasi We mete of deledem One WNW NO peallshave ea abalt etre* Ike belles ef iseh &WA& Asafte la to lea ppedes hem the betef melt =or, irblek Ate bite a=la ssi ss a r , l ar seekst at the tulle se Os window.— Y. 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N ' all 11 131 Deasy at ell 1 1 I Inman an ns. all 71 11 1 llarkalta Now armada - N.Llmme les.ilas.Ce. an Manna* Scads all i i N riosiossi Ulm Lod ell IS le $ IMMO, ........ 1 • se*: all SO elleynasy ben II +Da Wow all a 4 7,000 N Malsne els Cola lll 111 0 5M 1 Omsk Antenna .511 10 Tisk Cad 41,114 NAN illaitel lamina...— all II NAN 1 Waller 1 WM on all t Trarahrabla Nam end deol. U 0 04 OS f • M l SI i tf :I dl W SS 1111 121 1011 104 SI SA i iPa 11 111 ili 6 i i li j 1 H ' IS I lid I i id Do. Now Royal Area= Bask of and Odd Imp. Co Mad Added' Dike of doodad' Do. Now Oaks of load= 1$ Ili WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. --•-- (ibWII TIE 017201 OT Tl 3 IL3CT3IO COMPAZT.) TEIMIDAY, YANG* 22. NON& Ooms at Mad. slats at Weaslar. Civemariii Msaltemen Lamar N.L ir m aa .c atit Whitalaws ..... rtgety. Tway. . N. taw. N. 1.1. Marty. Boston Gnat Grimsby &N.& „. Cloudy. Windy —Cloudy. Hand* r emit& E. —. Cl — Gandy. E. oudy. ENE. Wry Windy—away. Limped l-- --.—. --- idera:a --....--- N. ......... Nab. lissuesm... -- N. ......... Verysold. . Very wiady—Very odd. BMW .—...... N.W. Rain. MOW= • ......»».... N. lementighli. ._ ._.. &LW. Very windy—VerysokL Preetementit ....---- N.E. reein .......... NAL ....„ BWraty. ............... N.B. IL(Gale)..: Odd—Uneettied. N. N.E. Swamis N.W. blow. Atimises .. lievadattreeet...... N. S. Wi W. ..-- Snow. Lndy. L Fine. Perth LE. Now. Edinburgh Glinpeer N. — Snow. Dewitt N.N.W.... Snow. Ilindeelend Dirliantan Whitby dearberoasit is Cloudy. Tort Null — SIMI. ... Cloudy. nerswelary Nevoid* L L Reis. mei& Dow . 7kokided....—... — ........ MS. Clara" ... Il i tt obihn ollas A ( rlaultoral. Paella ... 10 21001100 loyal Mail all 1 Berlin want erko ISO BM* 2040100101 L 40 Brlckool.llo MIAs 1 100 000 r—. ni Bt. Do.lloo.lanandialy 100 o , oral Palate , f • Preference 4f , Palace arm ee 4 1 Dome Ina Ora S 20 Ortrls Telograge .„ ll 1) 1110. NaMgatioo 14 10 00. all 10 41•1110004 10 10 Madkorromem 101. all II Maims 0111.11mialaas I 1 Natiori 1210.00. Fel all 10 Nuffisoo2o Li Wakooollo Dem arm MIOMs 1 1 JIMA OIOOOO 1100 O ftmirm Mielk l2O Poooooemildwal all JO Pediadsriladont.ssao on 2 PordandlefroOmpay aß 100 ° laya1 110 Sum 0 12000 Avatr.loveoln MI 1 Do. Now 000th Anstrallaa S I Tolas. &rip- all l' Do. Do. , lfaared 100amMleasOmd OpCall 100 am Diumea'alemd UAW Wio . oo 0,916 iiKeeo; .to.oool set Rio n , M ad I I. 71 zd fit I ad • 71 w+ al„ T it Ui MU :11t M zd iiii 4 We in li,iii 71,000 HAN 1$ r. 45 1 $ $ SS Tie Paris bourse today was rather better. The other Cootinental stock markets are generally dull. Consols for the Bth April were quoted during the greater part of the day, and closed at 921 to 93, the only variation being a temporary decline early in the day to 92j. For the closing quotation was 92t The (Ansi is an *newt —This per Omit. Corm* a ri ntioey. 921, ; ditto, for sorount, llth April, 921, 93,921; Thirty Year' Annuities. expiring in 18430, 41; Three-and-a- Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1889, 993, 1; Exchequer Bills remain quoted at 1 8s. to 9s. prem. Very little business was-dons in the foreign stock market, which was likewise steady. Turkish was rather higher, and closed at 80/ to 1. Spanish showed a little flatness. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 99 to 101; ditto Four and-a-Ralf per Cents., 89 to 91. Mexican, 204 to 21. Sardinian, 86 to 88. Peruvian Four-and s-Half per Cents., 70 to 72 ex div. Dutch Two-and s-Ralf per Cents., 62 to 64; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 93 to 95 ; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 18 to 4. The list of sales is annexed, viz.: —Peruvian Three per Cents., 511. Russian Four and-s-Half per Cents., 90. Sardinian Five per Cents., 864. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 181, 4. Turkish Six per Cents., for account, 30th Much, 80. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 24. Large quantities of gold continua to be presented foe purchase to the Bank of England, there being at present no alai of the precious metal to the Conti nent. The Derwent hu arrived from Hobart Town, whence she sailed on the 20th December, but is not known to have any gold on freight. The Iberia has taken out specie amounting to 37,2501. to the Peninsula, of which 14,0001. is for Lisbon, 22,0501. for Cadiz, and 1,2001. for Oporto. The following meetings are newly announced, via Commercial Gas Company, for the 12th April; East Loudon Waterworks Company, for the sth April ; European Life Insurance Society, for the 7th May ; South Metropolitan Gas Company. for the 11th April ; and Surrey Consumers' Gas Company, for the Sid April. A dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum is to be payable on the capital of the North hritish Insurance Company on the 2nd April. Land and bank shares remain quiet, and steady in price. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 102 ; Berlin Waterworks at 41 (71. paid); Canada Land at 1201; General Screw Steam at 151 to t ; and Penin sular and Oriental at 581 to 1. Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have Yet been published : 1655. kooks sad North Western.. 51,299 1861. .... E 49,811 London and South Western.. 11.696 ---- ___,___ :::: 17,692 .... 11,864 .... 10.648 h i London and B r i g h ton ..... 25 00l Midland South Seders _____ Great Northern Chester and Holyhead .... 4.334 Manchester, Sheffield, end .... 7,753 .... 911 Lincolnoliire But Amelia 903 Eastern Counties, Norfolk, & Easters Union Bristol and Exeter .... 19,424 6,391 .... 101 Exeter and Credit** l3l 81,r?pe1iireysion . . Birkenhead, Lew:saki:lN and Cheshire Junction Manchester & BouthJanction _ 687 Newcastle and Carlisle .... 2,920 1,631 These figures show the following aggregate remits Total No. of mites Average receipt receipts. open. per mile. 1866.... £174,712 .. 3,243 ~ £63 17 6 1854.... 173,931 ~ 3,164 .. 61 17 11 The aggregate comparison of the traffic is still rather unfavourable. The returns on Scotch lined are aa under : 1866. 1864. Aberdeen Caledonian North British Edinburgh and Olsegow Glasgow and South Western Total The Irish returns sre: 1855. 1854. Belfut and Ballymena Belfut and County Down 2lO .... 219 Cork and Bandon 228 .... 239 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The English stock market today is rather flatter in character, diminished confidence being apparently felt in the result of the Vienna conference; but the reduction from the closing quotations of yesterday dose not exceed 1 per cent., and there is no appear ance of fluctuation. Consols have ruled steady nearly all the morning at their present quotation of 921 to ; for money, and 92; to for the 11th April. Exchequer BilL maik 6s. to 9s, prem.; and India Bonds, 11s. to 14s. prem. The foreign stocks market remains quiet. Turkish is rather lower, at 79; to 80. Mexican is quoted 201 to 21 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 18 to 1 ; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Spanish Old Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 38 4 1 ; the Committee's Certificates at 51 per cent.; and butch Four per Cent. Certificates at 941. THURSDAY BURNING. There is little demand for any description of home mining stock, and the market generally remains de mised. The gold mining shares continue quite neglected. In the shares of several other foreign mines a de cided movement is observable. The chief feature to-day was in Santiago shares, which rose no less than 255. per share, closing at 5: to 61. United Mexican were also better, and last quoted 5: to SF. Imperial Brazilian and National Brazilian were also higher, and St. John del Hey rose 11. . The third ordinary meeting of the New Granada Company is called for the 30th instant. Copies of the accounts are to be ready for delivery on Saturday next. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The gold mining shares are in a few cases a shade steadier to-day. Ages Fria are quoted 7-16 to 9-16 ; Nouveau Monde, 3-16 to 1; Colonial Gold, 6.16 to 7-16; sad Great Nugget Vein, Ito 2 —all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 30i to 311; Peel River, 21 to 3 ; North British Au. tralasian, k dia. to par; and Scottish Australian Investment, to 1 prem. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 51 to 51 and Imperial Brazilian at 2 1 to 21. Santiago shares are again higher, marking 81. LIVERPOOL CORN MARBET.-THIS DAY. (NT WAG/KIM raLsoattx.) (mom OCR OWN CONONSPONDNNT) Our corn market opened this morning with a fair attend ant* of town ►ad country dealers. The holders of wheat and flow were firm, which bad a tendency to limit the de mand ; the few sales effected obtained last Tuesday's full pima. Indian corn was Cd. higher. Beaus, peas, oats, meal, and other articles, unchanged is price. 11111111.14 L 11 AVICICAIIIS. _ 0 iu. FN. 15 ... ... lii 14 Ns 74 t e d l . a s ia* ld 21 1d Se 7. ' 404 34 17 ... 704 k 31s 94 Us 711 434 se 401 1 41s 0.1 24 ... ... fie ld 314 14 314 0d 414 14 614 ad Dis id WEN 3 ... .... Ns 6d As 110 164 id 41. 1 43 4 id SIN ed 10 .... .„ Ns 00 Ws 61 SS. id As 74 104 $4 as *4 17 ... „. Ps Id 34 4 5d 144 10d O. 4d 4315. 64 4 woke A. Aver. Os 00 .11. au 64 ls 44 124 24 i 124 - 4 rirry.—Wlisst. Bane,. OEN RIS. kens. and Pad% Is. AVM I fib. li.. Fa. 2/ itb. Sirs& I as. rrari _._ yr ._ .... is I_ __ . _ ... 1 ... ... ... 110 ... 64 6 .... .. . ... . ... 11.4 64 11 ... ... ... MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Sinun.—The market has born dull during the week, tad beta small amount of imaimiss done. Good teeming quali ties have fully supported lut week's prices, but other descriptions have soli a shade in favour of the buyers. Benares quoted fully ed. lower. The refined market firm at former prices. Brown lumps, 42a. id.; grocery, 43a. to 495. COTIFIL..-Tbe quantity offered in public) sale bas been small, and prices have been fully supported, but the amount • of business done this week bee been small. Native Ceylon remains quoted firm, at 475. 6d. Tith.—The market his been very Mewl,' during the week, but general quotations are unaltered. Common Odfiles9 Sid. Per lb. Riot —floe market has been steady with a limited at 'sand, last week's prices hare been about sustained. Aux.—This article bas been dull, and priers with diffi culty supported. Proof lesward9, 21. 2d. to 2s. ad.; Dews. TIT% proof, 29. 4d. t? 2.9.64. . . Biivesina.—A fair amount of buineas done at full price'. Bricza.—Tbe public sales have gone off well, and our general quotations have been supported. Corrox.—Prioss are unaltered. About 1,600 bales sold during the week. . . FlWlT.—Cumnts continue in moderato request. Raisire : Valencia sell from 38e. to 40s. TALLOW MARKET. -THIS DAY The market u clout, with not much business doing. Town tallow is quoted 47.. nett cash. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 45,.; May end June, 49.. to 3d. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The number of besets is not large, bet quite suflitient for the demand ; however, the weather being favourable, Mon delfs prices are fully MiintlitlB4, and in a few instances ex ceeded. The supply of sheep is only moderate, but trade Is very dull, and late quotations 11111 bars ly supported. Calves are more plentiful, and prices are lower. From German and Holland there are 119 beasts, 30 sheep, and 176 olives; Spain, 30 beasts; and 110 Mulch cows from the flume Comities. roc 6104.• eits. ad. ad. Pa sloes of 811:e. s. d. 9. d. lest Heot... flarefolda 4 8 4 1 Butt Du.. • lit •thts. eh 4 6 4 8 0•518bort-Itors. 4 4 4 Lodg-wools ...... 4 8 4 10 isoond 4uWtl 11•••48 3 0 4 Do. do. sborn . . . 4 4 4 tam 0 5 jiwis 55.,•n0nd quilliy 40• 4 4 91 34 4 I Do. ao. Oboes ..... 36 3 6 6 0 6 I law .b. 183. giaita Nuts,. 879 ; Snip sod IMP. 3.780; 041‘44. 224 ; HIDES.-THIS DAY. LZADENMALL —The ores•at prices ere .-661 be to 64165., 31d. to 3id. ; 64th.. to 721 b.., 31d. to nd. ; 7216.. to 901h5., 314. to 4d. ; 801bs. to Nibs., 4d. to 40. ; 88Ihs. to 961 be., 7 Id. to 414. Horse hides, 6e. 64. Calf Elkins, light, 2.. to ifs. ; full, 6s. BIIaIIONDSZT.—Sheep skins, polled, 6s. 6d. to 7..64.; Keats sad half-breds, 6e. 6d. to 6s. 64.; Downs, 4s. 64. to 6e. 4d.; Shouting., 11d. to ls. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mews. Pmtenden end Smith report that the hop market matinees steady, both as to demand mad prices. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walls End Helton, 20s. ; Walls End Tees, 181.6 d. THE'ARTISTEB OF THE ITALIAN OPERA STORM STATID.—The Aberdeen Herald, in noticing a concert mewl, given in that city by the Italian Operatic Company, has the following :—" In connection with the visit of the above artists, it may be mentioned that, having left Aber deen by the half past two o'clock mail train on Sunday afternoon, they were suddenly brought to • stand-still by the snow storm in the vicinity of Furduun—a quarter some what notorious for Its mischances in this way tu the children of song, it being here that Madame Sontag bad yield to the power of the elements, and give up her announced con cert in Aberdeen. There are more things than poverty that make us acquainted with strange bedfellows ; and the passengers, gentle and simple, bad to join issue at the same table ani just take what could be had In the way of refreshment at a small public house in the neighbourhood of the halt. A kebbock, two good stumps of ham, and • limited quantity of accept able butter, were soon discussed by the company, and no sign not motion' being perceptible that the journey would be cantata till next morning, each and all adopted the hail fellow, well met' sort of thing, determined to make the best of a bad job—the ' stars ' shining as radiantly in their lower sphere as ever they did in the realms of rank and fashion. Ay, i'faith, and brighter, for as night came on, Candor', laying aside the artiste, and becoming the true homely woman, poured forth stoics soh ly that, Sunday though it war, the landlord never said nay, but believed the song was a holy one (as perchance it might), more particularly as be did not know • syllable of what was sung. Anon, Reichardt chimed in with his melo dious voice, and Formes in a like spirit, forgetting ceremony and opening the valets of his majestic organ, rolled out • volume of sound that made the old rafters ring again, and the servant lassie, as our informant saitb, stare in 1111111/11• meat, wondering where it a' cam' free.' By this time Sunday had departed, and Remenyi, whoa eyes were sparkling with delight, applauding and touting everything and everybody, at a hint from Alachua, unfolded his fiddle, and throwing his whole soul into it, produced music such as gifted ones only can produce when playing tor—plea sure. Now, he would astonish with some masterpiece of art requiring long years of incessant study to manipu late, and anon delight with 'Ye banks and braes o' bonny Doon," even more, we will be bound to say, than be did in the County Ro oms—and many of our readers know how be played it there. Oh ! to have been one of the party in that humble cot. A mountain to • mustard seed that night, for genuine music end true enjoyment, was worth a dozen operatic performances on the best stage in Europe. ' Time changes a' things,' however, as Robert Nicol says, and the hours creeping on, shake downs were mule about two o'clock for those who were not lucky enough to get into a bed, and thus the compsny rested till Monday morn ing, when the rails were so far cleared that they were able pursue their journey, the pleasure snd good fellowship of THE RECENT ACCIDENT AT BRISTOL—Bath which it I f t ro " m not the Bridge has now existed ; but for the approaches, • stranger would not sus pect the nig hhtinimidratedaissmaappdlpyteheemeedn'rPeudaar suttotitirma:lywwasiethnoiefuli't.'eabledel: imaa: it i er s s i t s:Cd2 fragmentsmo n p the et et intogone has been broken, are not visible at the bottom; they are known to be there only by the broken water occasioned eV low tide. There were some remarkable escapes connected supports, o ra atbw aati any n b d a eventbr i d g e every t h e ph t aad e rt n oe tl a ry with the accident. Mr. Alderman Plummer, Mr. Washing ton For, and Mr. George Danger, were walking from Bra t: l e c ehnyiged. reporter), e Y np o f b m.r sud denly l mtm e et lagton into Bristol, arm-in-arm, and were on the point of stepping on the bridge, when, to their horror, it disappeared. to an ooe dshl ufp:raL. opened escapeFe ta . ncy: F :j;keohn a r gsi before :n u sre gihtgibarrister,mi ei was th" owe s b asßutnhs u wttef t rmoau t tsioe f irkuse d etnw r a(re l nun l ndm e inhg o mme v grob i nronfb i o t iemre , moo 7 sted n t il uk. d eelhet. b lhi bridge looking at the J ohn, as she shot down the stream, he found himself standing on the brink of the atone buttress, while Coolies's, was turning over Bu d o ver i n the water M assts.—Doi Chrosick. 24,888 14,298 18,240 3,880 2,060 621