The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-13 00:00:00

1 - • 7 •••,_ _ No. 2,671.] OAS WORKS fa BALI—ILMIII 11011111 M. MEM& TAPEICOTT will by AUC TION. at the es IIONDAT, Mai Are b the et se wlll Os them ma A 6 feeeeed. the I a t are blebs wa el Mr. ellse the butillieP bele sal webs pea Thsthe E irozw ee=te e lg sod are la Osborn Jeg i ree s e =fir lb. Olt AUSTRALIA and the OOLONDUL— mai *..r. 11.00M10.-010000W11 IPW;114 nw MI is win* Improlosslo Id% ow. sa but. awl Metro WM* a keg nil mambo gado.. is sadkirlosim• tie dr Vobwiegabsillor aims owls lid a ieldi pod ingW es powas. MIX Salk PIMPIr flllt KMAJII haft IMMOIMU=IN Fa hr worts* sem beam *so slim 111 pa alit ill Ml. Masa wilmidols imat I. Not ea tallsithe le 01110640111 orl I . DOWCIAIIIMILL.I.OIIIMt. vim) de wiggly MP SHIA MO Mail 131000111001 Yoh kr dump was mei INN Iwo honor to opogin ihotimpostwo. 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ELATING'S COUGH LOZKNOBEL—A =tan rt kr Dlrraro et dr PeMarry Orem: is 11919.. el flag Nslarkrey et Pflays.l9l9olkrt Oirrawr lka Qrt ilia Or* t. therrri prier killoadra), tbry ars et ow rifts Muff. la Mar" and la Whirr Orsik. dry Iwo atm bon tams 92 M. 'ZVland odd* 18. 1441., met d la. W., 4a. rd., irk by =OIW LUTING, amid, in., No. 79, Su Paul's Chsiobrid.larba. w nag by la Druslito. Cosi oiagsgzu gig ggifliAl. rate siugSaw. Cabriegn. Olimmismilini. No* 1b,1154. lie.-11ming n glib aging kr mewl = iis odd tat se gibl bi et= sag akedlies mbsigm am l i ll I go sloe gm pun si to in bog etpew taa In gob lbsa logs dal Ime ggingibri b ia r gil iduralbe agegt to Is globs* aWuetam la bow. gril ell is gy iinsommed 'boils ay kbirle gegibler ea glime at soy Wiwi's.l pes magi* ti Hwy to mem Mgt so of it pm Org. .1 ea.*. me art efts' irivagt. Igas& Lg." am Livia OlL—light Mere. is lambi AIM pamitier sisildoel godlike mpg to aay yet hatmegeor l a i r d as eared at age Wed the rim let weir thA um le Or zee* of all theese.—Plata, ht. t gents. Ile. KEATING'S COD LIVER on, lopertad tikes gm Sniffsad. Ind, et the iseet quality. pale, partied. est aesaty totem Ealf pia % 25.; Oath Is. bd.; quarts. Id.; Ihellgt ha. prim 111111111111. Onto, frau the orrargry *odd tweedy stale NICIATINOII ODD LIVER OIL." To-morrow. tho Ma INPI4 b palliask pen 14. far ow HE HE PEOPLE% MaYlilit. he Se Day of Ibt e lemil Si United lia riena, NW Si at la gar ON s MIMI= cg s to lir lap se ary Man la arsafaa to ma Is maw 7va mars W Om aalllthars, 0. Tattraatterrow. Jae pd. Now mud 11~ Mks. prim Jr. ; Cr. by D. to SCIENCE d tik Cr,ow to Li sod rloo is u.. kr; with code ao: " fat lUD . g I::z r=ti v ...,, n sw,.. ! abonam e a fill2VOUrtall4r6VNlST Va. will: _emeeme ilalik ime ea the V.. el'ibe NICIOKOP Tver week oworritag Irmo willed Nasstem et the Red a s ii 4l : a am at inimas otos. the retteer i rog 711111 . 16, ge m io. cgrad h alltik IS MO OWNS la wow 00111MINS. Ile eoleole‘ the mom to ho ukase Lanais: Plair: lialsoaalwmf: aziale. a. Oxfaradoess. itaaa : ll6. : ail ladmilera. THE DAILY NEWS: , LONDON MOENINO IRwas Loaragg . arg JOILIMIa M . tip osho m. foloof fro immerse sod of all omit ifit *mint led value of las Ord woo—to timo wasney of Ito by Arta, mg la eh* Mild moronge obi ommoolol laforna. tlaa eoowudle du cdt7, railway, owl oroostory afiloloo—thio wvr t. ••=1.4 •,•KV M. AM AT TII6 SEAT Of WAN. in NM= 111141 1 $ illiffp MUM AND IMPARTIAL. As aslaisely softy report of lag tbo halloo Soso to sap pily/ to tt by ovary °offload Nal. soda ossaffe MEI ONLY DAILY WO =PORT. S IT • 'MD= ALL OITZIIIOI ADVERTSIMUNTS. It Is *deft leloyffiffl. Sea* moor try mutt Sea slaty yam Oas asy of Ilsosidmposdas, lib ppm lita. g affkbarty sod orsty altomallakadisool - Noll•oissaille ma milks ast Waft , Now To la oadoisl ai r z edbo boarar e. istomos Ihs %Wks ar at tiff OA^ NAL If %WWI , allatioNall an tl=ro Mar bf moan poet at • Tedired Flew yffilikar I" in opylleffloo. tarnish Ow ammo of OM tomb reedy Is Nl* st MAIM. per quartet, pia la adman try Palollse order. p AILY NEWS FORWARDIDiotb•COUNTRY sot by EVENING POEM at at. M. pm st. pirmat alms% 01114 MADDOX,. 10, Uwe Maawrt,.. fa Now Amt. PAIL' NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 5... mill $ p.m., at ti par week; auppited In town of soma% to far slap w olg t. a. h z=tna ; by M. WALMI , Pews Assn. tlt. in Landau, man 114114. Is. par ILYI4IOIInACNTTORKAD, .t l qesztr.-111:111T by MOWING KIM D 0,111.114. Or 9.—R. ADAM, 1 11 :thiastdir westabstar, Ifews host BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ; sad uspoilid to the tostirrby omit( toot, at Hold. mo:rtor Ts gaid la Moms. IL BUILIICI. Groviottrooot. W. orrooogoat. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Kum 12. At the Sligo amine, in the case of " The Crown e. Gethin and Henry and James Simpson," for a con ',piracy to defeat the election petition of Mr. Somers, the jury returned a verdict acquitting Mr. G ethin and Mr. James Simpson, and finding Henry Simpson guilty. At the Downpatrick assizes the Court-house wu accidentally burnt down after the first day's proceedings, and the remaining business was earned on in the grand jury ball-room, which was fitted up in a temporary way on the nonagon. At Carlow the persons charged with amanita upon Scriptue readers sended guilty, and were liberated on giving bail to Ercil he e rr3ti a n e g . took place on Friday and Saturday between men of the 48th (Northamptonshire) and the 100th 'Dublin) Regiments of Militia in this city. Some of the voters have been platted under arrest, but no serious mischief took plane. Dun ow I Gloms Ironorr, BAIL — 11i. padalima, israwaty wen knows is palliest sad rowasaar waiZaisi toed' tea, at eis Tedisasekettaseeit- Weal. abate If. eaargo, la UAL we • asibleto, °a Pie** its Clity et Leatka. mei be sea Mr. NasNeena le dm veils He MI pentaN4 IL kr 11181110 mi kr a Awl OWL The Edward Herwspi l Chid Imo maT kr Win& attertaiaed_ petty elr Ow as hie bows clist=r UTH ELECTION. ---.- MONDAY. The nomination of candidates to repressn t this borough in parliament, in masequesee of the acceptance by Viscount Minsk of a Lordship of the Treasury, took plass to-day, the Neyok (Andrew Name, Esq.) presiding. Alderman G. J. Boma, LP., proposed Viscount Kopek for re-election. Kr. C. B. Manz, a aosaaCior of the borougb, wooded the soatiaatiaa. Mr. W. CHIANT proposed Mr. Bajesat Gigolo as the lost dt sad proper perms to represent the borough in par liament. *MO wu ocoaded by Mr. Alderman V/ aim Viscount Mom" theft duo forward, sad, after a few preUssioary observations, said he had bees accused by Mr. Geodes with having left the locality is Ireland in which he was knows bogus there they would not have his. But did the learned serjeamt how that be (Lord Mock) Wag as Irish peer was iasspaide el bossism a candidate for the repreesate. ties of a ghee is the House of Nausea ? It wu said that he mem member el the Caritas Club, bat he had premised the dodoes et Portsmouth at the last elestisa that be would LOBBIBUiIIBLItviIIi *WWI* aura party I. 111091,1 LONDON, TUESDAY WiTENING, MARCH 13, 1855. SHARE LIST& 1011111111 IIAILWAYIL MONDAY ZIIIIIDIG. OMNI P 8 14 The variations in the railway share market to-day were unimportant, and prices generally And about the same u on Saturday. Besieges waa restricted. boa% seibeenneebeinitel be }mat a gain, but basses be wanted to have that lava= ees% tibia be believed it mould set be at as of 3000 mike been the seat of War. He had voted against S einquiry bosom be din/!t the essuebeksa esst oat by =tali be mere ablated is eases the real ..d alsl mmy mensittee Weritealater. He had voted wise Lord serieb'e modes bemuse it was set sae against the sysws of preesotion in the away by purchase, but had refiesoie to a statement of feels. No ma was men mesa tam be wee to see moieties is the army and man mid *swabs/ waist, regaded by merit sad sot by patella a Masse. la Use hone be Waimea Lord John law selre poem' to take tie baseitim Ikea the Dockyard eas pnO;asi be had done a basso be bad thought the hew shies required enemies wad set lisiteities. mid bemuse he thought that *see was sot a men asset dem to masa the " to than the Boatyard weekmen. (t. vein: " Blarney,and laughter.) Lad Mesa than referred to some gaieties' of local Wendt, ad oesdaded by wilting the .hubs at their reamed saddest ad for their sup port of tie Oslo being mods by Lted Peassretes to arty as tboßaziest ef tbe eaustry. Mr. (amass said, is ening then as a ago& date for is bseengh, he did not do so fres ill-feeling to Lord Moat*, bat same to oppose the strength of the 'amongst sod of the whig clique that ha 4 ruled the town. (Chun and fliapprohation.) With regard to Lord Mooch there wee as mach chance of his succeeding in the alse oy Sir Francis Baring's interest, which had to be Osaepbt to hie aid, would not have bees required. (Hear, bear) He (Mr. Geodes) had told the electors an a termer sensies that Lord Houck was a tory and a member of the Baden Club, sad he still said that hie lordeltiz o l i s a toy Isaias*. (Loud narks of direat.) Lord had peeimeed idgessif at various times to be a tory, a sad • whig and whet would he be neat ? ( 0 Sew. hear. " esti *, What are you ?") He would tell them what lawn. He was a friend to civil sod religiose liberty and progres both in the army, the church, the nary, and the law. (Oh, oh.) He wanted to see all plans thrown open to public competition and public merit. He did not wish to destroy the institution. of the country, but to uphold and reform them. He did not wish to destroy the aristocracy, for he believed they were very respectable in their way. All he contended was, that they should not be allowed to monopolise the whole of the government of the country. Bat what was the ministry which Lord Moak had Joined ? It was one headed by Lord Palmerston, who had been in almost every government for the last 40 years. (Hear.) Lord Palmerston had been a tory, like Lord Month ; he ,had been a Peelite, like Lord Monet ; he had been a whig, like Lord Month ; and now be wu reedy to be anything else, like Lord Mooch Mr. Guile* concluded amidst mingled cheers, laughter, and disapprobation. The MAYOR then called for a show of hand., which, on being take., be declared to be in favour of Lord Moack by • oonalderable majority. Mr. GRANT then demanded a poll on the part of Mr. (lassie., which wee deed for to-morrow. 11i fts., Iza .ITA Wel% 1 irA II 12 db. 111 . 17 . .. dr. le ISL.. 11.101 _ _ du. 1 IC 03 3114 13 18 i : and ar i td . mil DOM lie& [ sod •. 1 ON Dittel e ieria 1101 ea ...... Wort Dake,_Clam A De. Oils Z. O . eide.) 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Ws at 10 p.d. pm.... 100 D 0.40 per 000 t. or 1 N Dob_kmm-11.-41PAll" 7.1 a 7a 7a thi 11.04 1011111111. 100 In 0:0 U W/ 00 Ui 9 7% $ rii S 121 I PI,. he : In 111 1004 1 100 SO/ 39/ e N 000! 6,90 1111 181 100 .—D0....=4.4.1 100 001101seemene0le 4p. all Do.lles. PreL awn all Do. ameler Fri IL Sp.a all Do. Is. de. 11 a 100 Do. Bles. Qua. leo* all pa Obeelor Ous. all De. M h o. —. all Do. d laandieeliTeeks.lr SIO 100 ii. 1111 1 .14 11_10111.401111L : 100 Ili* 60,000 Ile. o o o la.o oo SOSO 4~1 Fs I Ditoieer !I t.a4r sw 1 af 3 De I 103 WC ill - 111No 2. all DIttoSS Pt, all Nark& Dobauda, 100 Do. 5 pat.Litasta. 100 Do. Prof.{ meant. 100 North add* 100 91.19dat.—Bary.4p.atitak 1$ Do. Ueda p. at.lio. 1 9 Do. Do. Clam, 15411... 10 Do. York H&I Paz9s all Korth Otanordaislre... 100 Ozt.Wore.aWdl.l s* all Ilsottlalir•-• ,a pc 111 131 li,. i V°9l 4 Trude:ibis by 151076 u.ooe 120,000 'MOO 50,030 14,540 100,005 100,000, 14,290 7!,000 13$ 13$ 11 dim" 4 44 I . i :: ni: ~ 1., 1.. n 92 $ SE . i Wm IN la . li 17 : star - 14 IF r 14 . W l ira U t 7 z 1 97 19 114 139 I - 04 1 - 4 . iii IN IS 1111 - - it; Ili II 91 i I . 0 St . 110 111 „ AI 11 db. ~ It s K 97i Ili 23 Austrelka a Dilimasiolis= a lli 10 Damen Bevil Mid -10, Berlin Walinielp ~ AO &Nib AmseluaLml 6 Ibit.6ool.llm. is lid.Co 100 1 01aada.„ le. i c Vorstlaa.aDdial2 SPalm .. . 4 ik trua lteknee• Man of Mese 1 'Dodos Isla OM .„ 20 SAWS IS SI ilesLli sr legrogik 16 Ma lEnfostice 20 CD. ,' 20 bid' 101=nms " ' Mil. t• ludas a Iltlasrisia 1 PalsLelm. Fed 10 Phdreimile Imd—. 2 AL Mir OW* Ills I 811•0 lialipesa Oa 1 North OIL Arelairais 10,14ar01 of Imp lion, Portimi hisOmpiasy. :Royal ME arm ;Ai& AVOZAILVIIMM. Do. Now . . oath Mufti; La.. obonelo Ilorlo s gulp.. Do. Do. orod _ _ ii:i•OO' 25,000 10,000 , Dioess's laar=l 80 81 7 fe — 7161 60 65 [p9_ In Ooliiii ial II 3 ! Pal Bll Po 16. 16 ill 9 119 If - - II 9 19 MONEY MARKET. Mow Da y Evaxiste. 3 ' so 3 2 N -" t The English fonds, on the whole, may be said to have been steadily supported to-day. Prices opened at a slight improvement, owing to yesterday's rise at Paris, and, after temporarily declining 3 per cent., finally closed mac the same as on Saturday. The considerations to which the attention of operators is at present chiefly directed are the progress of the conflict before Sebastopol, the negotiations at Vienna, the reported intended departure of the French Em peror for the Crimes, and the financial requirements of our government. Business was limited, the mar ket being virtually in a state of suspense. _ _ _ [THREEPENCE. MONDLT Evzignio. The British mining stock market to-day was quiet. We bear of inquiries, however, for shares in Devon Great Consols, West Caradon, South Tolgus, Gram bier and Bt. Anbyn, and Stray Park. The gold mining shares remain without demand. The shares of the Rhymney Iron Company expo- rienoed a fall, but Santiago ruse H. per share. THIS DAY.—Two demos. The gold mining shares remain flat. Agua Fria have receded to 7s. Bd. to 10s. Nouveau Monde are quoted a to 3-18; Colonial Gold, 1 to 2 1; and Great Nugget Vein, to a—all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 30 to 31; Peel River, 23 to 23; North British Aus tralasian, a dis. to par; and Scottish Australian Investment, a to # prem. Linares shares have been dealt in at to 8; and United Mexican at 3a to 4. At Paris yesterday (Sunday) the French funds were quoted on the Boulevards at a considerable rise, which was not fully maintained on today's bourse. The Three per Cents. closed to-day, however, 4 to per seat. higher than on Saturday, speculative ra shness preponderating, The Four-and-a-Half per on the other head. were rather lower. At Vienna the bourse continues to show flatness of oha- Neter . , and the premium on the precious metals is weeping u again. Consols p opened at 921 to 93 for the 11th April, receded to 923 to 3, had recovered at 4 o'clock to 923 to 4, and were subsequently quoted 921, exactly. For money the 4 o'clock quotation was 924 to 3. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 923,1, 3,4, 1,3, 4; ditto, for account, 11th April, 921, 93, 923, 921. Thirty years Anne., expiring in 1860, 41. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 991; ditto, 1859, 991; India Bonds, 14• prem. The June Exchequer Bills remain quoted 6s. to 9s. prem. Foreign securities met with little business, and were generally unchanged in price. Turkish was rather weaker, but, after marking 781, the prioe had recovered at the close to 79 to 1. Russian Five per Cents. showed firmness. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 99 to 101 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 89 to 91. There is at present no demand for gold for expor tation to the Continent, and the recent large arrivals will probably go into the Bank. The Asia has brought in 528,620 dole., or about 106,7001., from New York. Intelligence was also received to day of the arrival of the Brilliant, from Geelong, with 35,580 or. of gold. Theme two arrivals consequently represent a total of about 248,0001. The corn market to-day was firmer, end English wheat ruled 2s. to 4s. per qr. higher than last Monday. St. Petersburg letters to the sth inst. mention that the exchange on London had risen to 361 d. Business had been done in 500 casks of tallow at 112.10/. • The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 16th inst. for the supply of 30,000 gallons of rum, to be delivered at Gosport. The Admiralty will also receive tenders on the 13th inst. for the conveyance from the Thames to Malta of 1,338 tons of provisions, and to the Crimea of 1,500 tons. This latter quantity of " provisions," it appears, includes 70,000 lbs. of " compressed hay." An extraordinary meeting of the Equitable Gas Company is called for the 27th inst., to consider a proposed extension of the manufacturing pleat of the company. Land and Bank shares to day were quiet. The stooks of the Royal Mail Steam and Peninsular and Oriental Companies rose severally 11. The Old shares of the Victoria Dock Company have been dealt is at 16 (161. paid); ditto, New, at 9 (101. paid); and Berlin Waterworks at 3. Illinois Central Seven per Cent. Bonds are quoted in the Stock Exchange list 68 to 69; ditto, new issue, 1 to 2 prem. ; and New York and Erie Third Mortgage Bonds, 1883, 81 to 83. Annexed are the latest reports relative to the state of the navigation at some of the northern Continental COMMERCIAL AND LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. MAONITIC 71LIODAPII.) (IIIOM OUR OWN COBILISPONDINT.) There was a fair s•pply of corn, and a moderate atts•d ince of country and town Ushers at our market this morning. and business bad • more animated appearance than of late. The full prices of Tuesday last were ob tained for wheat and flour. Indian corn Is. dearer. $ 7 l gi ifeans --- ,peis,ont;,7fie:,were bringing but week's extreme prices. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. BtroAs.—Tite public tales, which are rather large, are going off freely at full prices. The refined market firm; brown lumps, 424.6 d.; grocery, 435. to 491. Coll.lol.—The public sale of plantation Ceylon went off at the extreme prices of last week. Native Ceylon quoted firm at 47e. to 475. id , with but few sellers at the former prices. TEL.—The trode meet the importers, and buy good and fine Cougon recently imported at last week's prices. SALTPZTRI.-500 bags sold in public sale ; refraction 5, at 281. ; refraction 2t, 28s. to 28s. 6d., which was a shade advance. _ _ . _ _ Run.—The demand has improved, and prices us Id. dears than on Friday. Corrors continues dull of sale. _ . 13 13e Briars.—No public, sale to-day. Prices are steady. In other artloles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. MIA& Si $3 The tallow market is quiet. with very little doing to is Town tallow is quoted 471. 6d. nett cub ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 495. 3d. ; May and June, 495. ed. sellers. sea ports : - Elsinore, March 3.—Yesterday and to-day, 'a rapid thaw has been going on, but as yet no change in the state of the ice has taken place, either here or in the immediate neigh bourhood. Wind S.S.W. Bremen, March 10.—The pilots report that the Weser Light Ships, Nos. 1 and 2, have returned to their station at the entrance of the river. Rotterdam, March 10.—The thaw continues; the ice in the river broke up and got adrift this morning ; it is said the ice in Helvoet Canal is also breaking up, so that in a few days the navigation will be open. Wind N.E. An improvement in the freight market is noticed he the annexed weekly report, which is furnished by Mars. Offor and Gammen : Ilke freight market Is Improving, chartering settee, and rates gene rally Ina. 71ta government =Was to charter freely for the true. pert service—a large amount of teenage being required this week. The rate far reinter transports Is las. per register ton for sailing and about 605. far steamers. Outward freights to Australia are a shads Sneer, chiefly owing to the reduced mows of on the berth. Theth. ElSlgnition Cemessionere accepted two tc = last week—for Adelaide, at 161. is.; and Sydney, lel. as. ed. The mesh entered out and cleared for Australia during last week com. prised the foliewing Entered out. Ship. 1 am p 2 547 Ai0.....t0• 00 E . Aulnimis...--- ea i l ina l 00000 II But of MY 8 SO, II auk 8S bah auto% irl Clim 2 10,030 188 ... 28 13, 03 Pig •083 fro" 8181of Links 10 U ID, 2.3, II lAnalnamoll of Mot lO 10, IS 131180 10, II mod Cloont7 lO 03,080 SO bad= Mat auk lO 10,000 100 Looks sod WollabsOn 10 10,0301100 Mo. Prov.d lagbad U 10,000 10 Do. Now . ....... lO 10,000 60 Platkool 34 bawl SI 110,000 10 Now INS Wu all 03.070 13 Chisel. llookOinparsaas 31 10,000 100 Prodmislef Irdni II 4,000 10 Do. Sow— ia . . el 60,000 8 serr Assia . i iiiiii i oil gill 13001. 00. 12,000 U Alulolls —. . 03,000 II Thin d Astrallo kW* . lbw .... 00,818 18 thin if 10W3 . 1i 1 Oil Ws dh 64 fli 91 ad N $1 89 40 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. aria I I -8 4 ; 0 . 6 Si / 11 10 - - Now amid f 1,5e4 Pert Nap I4N6 Sydney r Bhips. Somme. 2 .1,117 1 322 1 GOI Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short; trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 801.; superior, 861. to 965.; inferior, 60i. to 80s. ; !owes, Ws. to 80s.; clover, eft. to 1164.; wand out, 804. to 108.. ; straw, 245. to Us. 30 7,15$ 5 2,919 For the last India trade, there la hoplay be Calcutta out end home teem laesepeal, at U. is. 6d. for the round ; Shushes out boa a mil pet elel home to London or LI U. os ths mod. he a sapenee memi, net exceeding 410 tone; eamaj beak U. 141 1 % Meebiel% KM.; Manilla, b. 12a.M., be a set hiss Osal IMPte out to the Zed Isla peels el e erdsm ital trw. Thissestelieistess thsse trUlbabesibiow; sad tromlllehmissi we qpiele-bbp. sle. per ton: Osb_k Ns; ban, ess.; Shipp'', nal - rems, Ms.; Shimpee, 111.4 WeeMs, 155., Ise. A bms semest of "mew hes hem Woes up for osseepass et feels ts be 111"111mumens. Added% Pagbaru, and Black Band the dassel Is saw malt lees MO& less Ma ars °bead to Orstantioople, or port In the bispberse. with of Black Bea, at 451. • Malts, 2 Ito ; and boo Sieemea. Is Mazaadi la ; Ms p sis; Us. Trieste; 445. Onstiolftfts. M. Ilemewards there Is shortertsm Irani the Danube at lls. If.; wed ftesandris. ft. Ism; Ist rem other ports very little Nei m a l=l.thy him Imbed le bikady masts kr Ils at sod Itbs Omsk at Ms. Om* boa Weise, williels. md We -. est. be.. Is Valled rtspless; ap ties et sisest MMus Mime owl Membees. b. SI. subs. Ws* Sella WPM sew wrest abentles-lessese hobs b dio. era kr Nile Ma et webs SW kr the roma ; awl 003. fres Dombilm, bibs et bee to ste. ems Nabs bombe Chasm NMl's" at 4 . to United Ileplets. sad U. lea. le llemitter. Me Wombs ire Os eserent aim St belsht at Newessde,st A g heel et 11 Lb tem :-Aks, 421.; ilhesMe t 141.6re izzi e, 191. i is, 3614•Altizaaftft. IA ;Wake% sap, km Mlle. pee Ma) iffiestlo, eel.; Diem Mey,4N. ; 11.515.15 A; VII.M I . per tem Imes Apse, 4914Misser, M.; Drelze.ll4.; Napes% 15 tr. mitMae, 501.; Brat, lel.; lewdems, 201.; 011; tn.; 241.; Odium, Odin, Cllao, fift per too; Combats, ell. ; Oms sl Good 121. 171. ; Ones, W. • Caleb, 51. 10s.; 171.1 . 121 4 (WWI. 111.( 1 4 barth= l . 181 4 UM; pem Ill.; Plume merA 1, rt. ; Oseseaftrlbl. , 2M.; leramMosr. 101.; Ilevassik 151 ; Harm 12 6 A , Essisse, 151. ; laammadi lb. per tax. ; VOrlee4 151. 10s. ; 111. ; Maws M. ; hisbevese. ISM ; Mats Mass tei. ; lit. • l ui r isa lesm. In lea. ; Mamie's, Mt. ; Ware, Ift. ; Mao, Mt. ; tillaiss. ell.• Plies, OIL ; Nem. Mi. ; New Yak DM ; 191. ; Oren, 551 . . 291. • Ittorso. 108. mt; Pernambess, 1151. ; M. 11. ; 11111. ; Pei" M. ; Qe ll:air; Rip bombe, . • liadrial. ft ; lossa, 141. ; Sues, M.: Simone. VI. ; San 'freadeest, W. ; berm Lima. 27e. ed. par is teal wdis • bowl. 52 7 1•Iss re two t MM. IC • Nem else. ISA ; Mine del bar, 2 it. Tombs, ill buses wales ; +deem, MI.; Mob, eel. ; VliellOill, 2414 Veil% 431. ; illbekoe, IW. ; Tdperebi, SU. " '''"" ''."s'" ''' ....i6ll - 11; illla SiMlT;iBiili MON DAY.—A candidate has at the seat vacated by Mr. Lida, the et Sir B. so " George Bonham, Bart., KALB., late her 'a Pleat potentiary in China sad Goverser of Kea, . • re quisition to the boa. Ma gel was We" ht the Baehange Rome. sad wee lived by conservative miteats. The reliableness empees i t ildi a confidence in the Mimi atershmat et the seadidele to the tanierehisal ketlWhies t to d to the preasteat Mask and their appresistlea et his ealemeive eameselel herser ledge. The liberal pasty have ase yet eassemed Kik lea didate, lit the seat wdl be esalseW. Tall tbryzaa lioarrra..—The Then of the Bth states that, his. Mien received hen &myna, 1,000 Baldish sick had arrived at the hospital there nuldhimid. UM. he so, the e vi ls of over-errordieg are to be remained there also, sines the ant scrip have been made he the receptieu of a soadderably miler nuaber.—lledisel Mese eisii Goma. LAW AXENDKIDIT BocarrY. lad evealag a meeting of thb misty was hail et their MN% 21 4, Is street ; lord Brougham ia the Mfr. The miens r the last meeting having km seed rod emdMaI L II• Is Anstey reed a sonewhat s =r zi paper ea Waste the Law of Habeas Corpus, new semelbas for it. intprommeat: The Chimes the &gest was sa in portant see, sad eke* seamested with a Wiest whisk he had that weakg amilemei k the Rem et liisie—a= a mists. et the sefainal kw ; mad he edi the reed by Kr. Away mil be peiMl Wm the am- tis paper a et whisk be had gives miles weal seem belie the leguistim.—Ms. Meer moved that OM piper be »hied to the Osesaittee ef Judicial 'Movie mad rfoo.4llhr Mr. Webster sespeded the reeshitlea, which was agreed to. —Moshe wee *envied to Kr. Marl, sad the mike IdlC ea. Naw ANZBICAN CARBI2I2..—It is pe=l Maple la its esestmellas. weighs 7 lb. 7 os., sad, a the bend YAM 21 bass in Meth, it hi a range et hem 150 to Mies& It ma be Ilredrwith the granted yeashlea at 400, sadden sevaeleeperhiesto st Hythe, a Week ball's eye has Ma kit it ee iewa smeeneeke these at $7O yards. It sea be Mai Mita Cili a tes tines pee Mamie with faeili, ea has bees , swinge would Ire over a pessget, so ohs. es It cut be fired alma my amber et Mass without Maks& mad gnome to Ihe 1111.1111, MB Ma, ft 10 West upon it. It as he Mud by a Mama wake auy ramrod, sad sea be dlealarged without the lisalie et sapping. The anise raps itself has a seservele to the hamar, sad is idly sad most elhelmelly leaded at the kiosk. GRAND TIMM RAILWAY OF CANABAr—Trehle he mak akaii6. 10, 1866, 2,6 UL lk. Od.;_eseve• M a re mat UNAIM li t. ild• JIM.% 18 .41 1 .1. ' THIS DAY.—Two o'CLock. The English funds opened quietly, but have since clown considerable animation, owing to a report that the Russian Plenipotentiary at Vienna has signed the Four Points. Prices have risen about Q per cent in oonosquence. Consols for the 11th April were* first wedged 921, and have since steadily advanced to *dr present quotation of 93j to j. For money the pelsoio now quoted 931 tr has been dealt in at ' at fls. to 9s. prem ; and Foreign stocks are firm. to 1. Mexican is quoted Three per Cents., 18 to Cents., 99 to 101. Dutch have been dealt in at 821 at Oi; Spanish Old sell the Qamehtee'l OWEN 7 . . . .^. : I: :JAM vxl3r-esi • . . . • - - ---. , ~..... us ie aseue=gualseum 74 g M7O. 1 amen If If today SO IS 10 41011Nme . 4 is Ole stout r e rt. Is I.lob2sesialleaulelN f fNs wising emsgsa - - t i e d . 10 69 Nal el F Illesii_ ii I dle 113 ell Nam rosea . ..- Nf N IS Du Wow 111 SO UN hen .-. . I Ipm SO W ii r. :. _ftllNlell , ..... ..... I 1 pm IN WI .o. p. 67 f essurt. - - wave. 100 all du NI labia - - , to 10 Goes' NNW= WINNes Pr (Wm . - - II 13 o.lNoWetOosebA 9 0 dls doc k i i SS all De*. L 00.114,6. n . 0 " NO 60 Dwelt* . to lex NW all Ds. Nogg.% i1p.41.40. 57 117 10 10 Oust OMNI el I York - g i n Gnat MIN- If 3pa NOW liskomek... I fpm mud,. s 2 Da. Illeellesizzt . 1 , ern 110 11 , g i. The 4 all Ds. ge. . 1 1 Ng all OMAN& -""" 1 f Is loe all DONA. pogO7 WI N N 7 100 all De. de. au 43 97 100 all Du aw de. 100 151 109 all De. as /14,wilesi N N 104 all MEM= NW Teresa ... 11 Ws p tuday. 1710 all De. sus ON L....-.. 97 IN -.--- * 10 Lyme and ... lf 1 su lIIf De. Ike ... I I x. lfirstaUs. (with Ist.. 14 I 7 IS S Swam el Nose SO all DNS, 39I. Ogres " .... Clawkord el Botulisms) 11 10 all asemullas Ns* Prim SO le Mend t= i .„ 10 10 Pula awl 10 le earls GM Isms . 19 41 N lo Neb. OisMi Ch . s;ilQ - - IC WI llssomeNl we 30 3/ Segel Dada -..... 1 dig par 6 3 Itersl NMI* ... -.. SO all issalles end WNW 7f $f ici a Ds. If par Coat. Prat - - 15 N. %MS i 4pa 54 all Beat MeNers..-... 10 10 00.44 gar Oat. helm - - I° 15 Beim d hum 0 7 p. N 11 Wastes of flUtasrlsomd - - NN , .........-...-- l5 154 100,000' 5 Asua Vela . 30,000 1 Ma& Itullallaat Odd all - - 100,000 10e. Magic WORN= 10,000 10 taulninalia 90,000 90 +Amarillo _....-„ 6 1 14 60,00 t 1 Austsallia 19w4Wera all - - 50,000 1 ASS lkeia - - 5,000 80 Mamma ban It Ocal all 5 7 20,000 , 90 413r991thea.... ...... • 16.5 44 Ili t xd 10,000 115 e 224 3 4000 SO D ars e ."lB o=42ma. MI all 1 1 11,000 20 Da. St Ma Dsl Ray 16 29 31 210,000 1 Cann% dist - .. • . 60,000 1 41:11a.0na.3112.01:3;ii. 1 I L 12,000 1 40 :o ome tr id 100,000 I ... 1 1 1 • 120,004 94 70399ie Moors of Vas. all 43 43 7 11 0: 0: 0 , 25 . :Ds. h as ja •L s = o39 oea r t. :11 1 2 c i tls gar 25,000 2 fratliaa 100,000 1 < Saud Vela En. all + 4 I 90,000 90 143 moral 72,000 1 < May al Zeiss ell 4 I 11,000 4 60,000 1 LIMO, 10,000 S Llainai...-- all 74 94 10,000 I WNW= I 1 dla 103015 1 Ileelgalta _ - 040: all I 00,070 1 Now Grua& „-- all 1 I SO, 1 474.11 mies 15Y.1100.03 all - - 200,000 Isooooiam So& all 4 4 10,000 SS Mbar Lad all 11 16 100,00 v • Fort 10000 1 < Na1k..... 1 4 I ,000 10 boa ..... 10,000 16 Da. Now all 5 6 7,000 10 %alms do Cabs... 1,000 1 Om& aortrallia I l " 000 10 Its arc&i 42074 70 NY oke: Mosida.....« sl 4 ,000 A 1 w W allet I 100,000 1 IWast Madam ••••- all SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S—MoNDAY. Notwithstanding the celebrities of the Derby meeting, and the proximity of the gathering at Doncaster, a tolerable number of members congregated at the Subscription-reeve. The early part of the afternoon was chiefly devoted to the settlement of accounts in carnelian with the Liverpool events of the presetting week. flipeeelatioe was limited, sad, with an or two ezesptione, the lerneethoists made win thesaridwriadifi. Demean= Itennicer.—The 11•11611111111111 Was' We Akan and Ll* Vennen-11 to l being WWI eine the hoer. mg 1 to 1 about lie Wan Ihnererna hrazetseaesa.—leuelswey, Ifeentes. Ilulduley, sad Lade annoy were seentany brittle* le Ma ONE le a mai meant. CRT AND ftIIVIZAN HAfansaa,-11abesee onee Into the narks; • and was suparted at II le L Weft dee Maid. Gnus lirrnorourAe.—Phiesalas wee In ems Moor all to 1 Combos receded to 10 to 1, at TY& vibe lenloge was slao Wird V ; 12 to 1 was takes shout Sedleolh end 10 ne 1 Very freely Aeon andyke. Mama CUP.—Man Antony easfaleind kle position at 15 to 1, end hinnyt at JO to 1. Bolles was bashed. am was also near of Oar. rey. sty to 1. Limy was at 10 to I, mad Westheroook was a Ra tan se fie ma prim Ten Lamm Gramm-2 to 1 was taken about Oh Hubert, 7 to 1 ant Led of the lelea, SOO to 10 shoat Pelydore. sad 10 to 1 abernaeist. Tea DvrrThs betting on this tnint RY too Ist and bripid. seat le sepia erwasent. The seleslesi iensteables indicate the eking prime: D01NC.41171111 smnaczAu. 10 tir I sot Yr. Moir" Illseetra (t) 10 to 1 Mr. to limmistray (t) 10 to 1 1111aValteklerlsy (t) 10 to 1 (Ws Mlle Chuisy (1,1 DONCASTIE HANDICAP. 6to apt Mr. Monis" aims, Nod, rat 111 b (t) ato Mr. IS Met 0m Ihram. S yrs. 7st 111 (t) GREAT MITMOPOUTAN STAKES. 10 6to sift Itr. Passerban E mits Mt (t) t a e Lord Ilillnien`eCernien.(t) 10 to lord Mimes Hadimin $ yrs, 6st Mb (t) 13 to Mr. T. E. Timm% smis, 3 yrs, Est 1W (t) 20 to Sir. E. W. Numb EssEllst, 3 yrs, 3st 111 (t freely) CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 16 to sot Mr. J. Osionsits IMEsser, tyro, Est 41b (t) MOM CUP. 23 to scut Lard Iloetifellms enemy, 4 yrs 64 1b (t) 10 to J. M. Sts iset S 74 a yrs, Ost 101 b (t) 40 SO Kr. Homereetee el limey. 471. 616 lOW (I) 40 to ltilistslass. 3 yrs, 3st (t) 30 Me TAWNY% 3 Yrs. 3 4141) as is Mr. Illsklrmes ~Wok 4 yr; 64 Mb (1) 40 to Den st ItsessroWsstlasrsoek. 4 yrs. 6a 101 b (t) TWO MAMA= GUINEAS. to 1 apt Mr. Howdy W. Hubert (I) 7to 1 Mr. Ilmarr Morea olardof th• laloo (t) 10 Mrrdydor• (t; 90 to t• I 1 Mr.. itatemelt Merit (t) DUST. 10 to I opt Mr. O•tobluMmes Minumw (1) to 1 Mr. Howmf•flommialw Imelsos (t) 11 to 1 Hr. *wry% Lod of dm Mr Of) 14 to I Lord Dcwalmilte•Onitor (t) 93 to 1 Mr. Y. L. Plpimes (t mod odl) 3$ to 1 Mr. At rdro Italkett (I) st. to 1 Mr. liowers Odin (t) 900 cm Moat apt laid of Ow bits (t) DERBY RACES—MonsAr. rn limmumeca Pura (limmtcar), 41 40 an.; be B.ye.able aa4 upwards. • wisher of my nee after the pablimelma at the warus .ow .11.. Wm Tatallmosh Saanotow. by Alarm, 6 yrs kt 121 b (Palms) 1 Mr. .IL L M) Denetribidhead. by Old Engbol. 3 Ira, Ide tear nod IM . (Maiimme) 31434108. Wes la a NNW by hese ifo 116hallidia braise of I sew. mak mlO 111 added; tw 1-yr ad."4 SW LIMN 716 MO; halt heed Wow tamteil Mr. Halt e. Me. 31~beIteldliwtstwet, by Abasedele.est (Ablettj 1 Lad o.olo4brabinstlllitss, (mino 2 111 r. J. I. Muff TM *ink/ (b-b), tee 140 (falmer 3 tat 101 b (L lutes. 4 Ihr b T l a il Wi didli = lll = Itb (T. 5 _ Tat EMILY= Ittomoosom Moir* ct II am wok le E. ma I aft It dishoodotal WO WWI. Mot tostal to own Ws Wise. Poodloolor INVONY elmoo. Moot Om Mho mil •we 711. W•Megases aff4 ll 7 Wawa 0 . 111 % c a V e l Not 10) 1 Sr. W. Notootth Ins Tab, Oil*. melt ifilifoomq Mr. Maps as. Coimbiart opt. Id mow $ TII2 am Ern Dunk d$ mow or. with $ Wig. no sand ban Ws Mks. doro attn. esraraina Am; pro hooloodo. m *Ws Moot $ =floc Kr. ANNA Mks tM Fir. wok list Illb Om ?lb Miss airs (W. 1 Mr. ldiroa's lodprat, mod. Hot 41b M , Dale I Mr. Elossea °ANSI's& s yooro, list ltb .dew • Maw * to 4 opt Wawa Now. 7to 4 apt Itoproat. to 1 apt aim ibt Irk. Wet orady. The Sib, Ewan lop tad aiding Stoplookort did at prodoos I TOM Weak" ialarably vet, sad spirt vary oraty. Ibse-Admisel the rams! de Chslissse has @r ebel* la Imam from Party_ siembebeei do reseelt ove•lP MIS ale Mita r • Noise et M de Clislisems mabooled lie Obsimegme es wl7ti et Oseshu el Sebeeessi es lei tie... le She Nee& el sunk, sod Se ollesisbeeest as le MIMS mit kr his Nobel es Ihd ~~~ i THIS DAY.—Two &Mom. The railway market shows a decided improve ment to-day. Prices have risen 1 to # per cent. in many cases. London and North-Weetera stock is quoted 100 to lex div. ; Great Western, 86 to cx div.; Midland, 69 to 1 ex div.; Lancashire and York shire, 77 to 1; Great Northern., 221 to 1; Caledo nian., 311 to 1; and South-Easterns, 18 to 1. The advance is chiefly in the heavier stocks. French shares are also rather better. ORDINARY MARTS AND STOCK& It&ILWAIII• ii ii 10 68 118 118 110 .112 ifii jai i te a 96 le 97 99 91 90 10 Hi 114 17 10 lne 70 12. 14 1 dl• 1u ID 4 SPIN VW linlyper 41- 11.11041 100 I .6 7loi4aper .0 looliWdresuh llip.osst Tfaia--410VFAIIT! UM LIMED AT FEUD 60 all Ordlard aid (laril Lift & U. 100 Baddislamblle te It. 100 Clpftefth Moan Omni ft Oftda k . ft. 100 Ilartlaidell. Owed o,ol.Wrlrsa - SI u Glausdir• Dna (rammd 0, OVA= se se Isunardirox 13 231 De. Arm E F:h 14 14 De. if dress lst 14 Lawlor ail (lessellaftaftft•Ofti) le 10 Me Prahnor (Mao) ft 110 Laftelifteift.lturOad. (land la It. 100 Ma dftft ^OMR) fiat le 10 IA ...Mum* an siz Orsda sisb j ea ft 11.1116 L) 00 all 161ftabia• ad War 100 SO NI all =lkea/ft& DlO mil rO li par fteL SW S IS rimum_kWye ( iLlAß- ssimassumcek) 16 aft dam Oft a 1011 raft Owed Graft 11ffehand 11 in& Oftftmlifti (Isair4 le Kr. liClems) N Wow Yalligrurvir ) s 1 la dd rUls Ft. NO 11915 as pow -14 1 5 NI SUSPECTED MURDER. On Saturday night last Mrs. Sarah May, aged 45 years, residing with her husband at No. 4, Eden-place, Old Kent-road, left her home for the purpose of purchasing • bl►ck-lead brush, and not returning up to 12 o'clock, bar husband went is search of her; but though he walked about during the whole of the night, and made inquiries of every policeman he met, he could not obtain the slightest intelligence about her. Early on Sunday morning a labouring man, named Biddles,residing at Perry-vale, Forest-bill, was crossings large field on what is known as Tagg's Farm,when he was attracted to the violent barking of his dog, and on going to the spot where the animal stood, he found the dead body of • female (since identified as that of Mrs. May), with her elotbee turned over her head, lying in a deep furrow or watercourse, with marks of severe siolcue on the countenance and elsewhere. Deceased appeared to have been abused and murdered. The body was at once removed to Camberwell workhouse, and carefully examined by the parish surgeon, who gave it as his decided opinion that death had resulted from violence. From inquiries silica actively prosecuted by the police, it appears that about one o'clock on Sunday morning deceased was teen by • policeman in the Queen's road, Peckham, in company with a respectably dressed man, and both were then proceeding towards New cross-gate. This is the last time she was seen alive. It was also ascertained that, on hearing of the discovery, two gentlemen had traced the footsteps of a man from a bridge on the Crystal Palace line of railway, and not far from the Dartmouth Arms public-house, to where the body lay, and traces of blood on the snow were then quite visible; but the rapid thaw has obliterated all trace of the footsteps as well as the blood. The husband of deceased 'toted t ) the officers that he did not know any friend or acquaintance of hers who could be in her company at inch an hour as that described by the constable, 90 P. Sergeant Quinnear mentions that at the time the body wu found it was stripped of both these and stockings, yet there was lying on the bank by its tide a drawn velvet bonnet belonging to the deceased, not in the least degree soiled or injured; and this circumstance confirms that officer in hie suspicions that the body must have been carried to where ft had been found ; for had the deceased herself scrambled a distance of three miles and upwards, which she must have done through hedge and ditch, her bonnet must have been destroyed or torn to pieces. His impression ia that the violence which resulted in her death must have been inflicted at the railway bridge, and that the body had been carried by the remit whose footsteps had been noticed from thence to where it had been found. Had it not been for the accidental circumstance of the man Biddies crossing the field, and I acing a dog with him, the body might have lain for many days where it bed been found, as it wu a secluded spot, and the body itself could not have been seen from any distance. THE STAGE CARRIAGE TRADE. Yesterday a numerous deputation of stale carriage proprietors, conslating_ of representatives from Birmingham, Glasgow, Liverpool, Manchester, and other provincial towns, as well as from the metropolis, waited on the Chancellor of tae Exchequer on the subject of the mileage duties at pre. eat amenable on stage carriages and omnibuses. The deputa tion was intraced by Mr. W. Williams, M.P., and sup ported by other members of the House of Commons. Mr. J. E. BRADFIELD, secretory to the Stage Carriage Committee, at great length, laid before the right hon. sentle man the complaint of the trade, representing, among other things, that when the act at present in force for the amen went of stage carriages was passed the amount earned by the stage coaches was, on an average, 2e. W. per mile. The mileage duty was fixed at lid., which, at the then earnings, was in fact one of 5 per cent. The prin ciple of the act was to create an equality of taxa tion os stage carriages and railways, for 5 per cent. was charged in the act on the passenger traffic receipts of railways. Stage carriages and railways were thus intended to be taxed alike, and what the deputation asked was simply that their trade should be placed in the position of equality which the legislature intended them to enjoy ; for since the sot passed, the railway competition, by coming the stage-coach fares to be bisected, and diminishing the traffic on the public roads, had raised the duty they paid from 6 per ant. to an average of 15 per cent. Mr. Bradfield then pointed out the great concessions which the railways had obtained; and having touched upon the duties affect ing the omnibus trade, and on the act passed in 1853 for the assessment of poet horses, remarked that the continuance of the mileage duty was diminishing the eeeee ue, which wo3ld be Ineressed if the government would relieve their com plaints. They wanted to be placed in the position eontem plated by the set of 1842, or to have the duty so reduced as to enable Mem to keep their vehicle , ' on the road. Other gentlemen having expressed their views, The Cusscrxioa of the BICH EQuie replied that they had stated their care very fairly. He agreed with them that the mileage duty was productive of inconvenience, but the war would not allow, at present, of its diminuticn. He would not, however, lose sight of their complaint. The deputation then withdrew. lof Mfg wg. xyr annu...., ..... Ito i. Bank stock foe account A Loss TO A CONTEMPOBART.—We read the fol Esq., a gentlem an dden who aa 216 ; June Exchequer Bills lowing with i creep p g ai7tml ald ; f we . ha da ve y t- w 4 ith recorr this sudd en :—" n II gem. 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