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

i "" - ce i elG a . - &II: roar - ,:,...,,,..• , - vDt 41-tprt%'_l;- No. 2,744.1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1865. [THREEPEN CE sirranustp arr. BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, I.IOSINS4M I . Sask. Lode& iwyrosredi by @WM Ail of hedonist, 4 Via, w, cosaya—alojor•Offilif ALLWIDII2, Sasekbela Sok. umm iii mei et posalso. Se manna l A om ow DsMs sou maks* espy dor*, Int wen poem sum win d prais *ay. sr at &ilk if onarrisi proviouip. arminnA NOTUAL LIPS ASSOCIATION. ow ved by Mr NAlsety's Pa* Ulises Puna. poi doves samsaly. ' ,wow smaselke Ores eert AlSbnaseat n ame' ( elliips-1/10 lavild pelf prombans U Sk4Stdeed ef Sr Mal ik (PerranTAlT.) i I (WrIVAL) n..w• Ist Wm' Tom I_. of Assad Pro =Wm. =las 7,1 A S. I I 9 0 , 2 $ I I II • 3 a 4. 4. • • • •u • • • • • IS • s 4. 1 • 1 4 to tad. II I • If 3 3 I _ _ •II 4 I T ..1 1 4$ 1 11 6 I • 2 I 4 3 0 II 6 rTZI3, Itakiestans6Tr. Slardszy. I. 1. iof ANDIZW EAU and COMFORT in SHAYINO.—B. and I powwow c.ninon mor. or Q.*Wird Chipise liiWagit. nriesibritig um to lir mid Swift Ma. Mr &pada sollimilil is bus est maid= WM seqpni. M. MON • yak-1 We maim OW of per arm Om% yam, Oil It lam is rya Wit tire gm Imp low Wilma usl ega r k res wie i• Muss bistromw la artimisal sot C. Also La. To Mem& IL mid „,„,...... trodea," vb.,' ilmr IlK i lkZarrlkr fir sr perm" ra 36 tia. %IL M. Ili rarii.—Ctroir rstlerty rowel Snore. Too& Powillr and Mori= Poudir. ARNAMENTS for tho DRAWING-ROOM, Litew7. and.lhaingfoolo, • mow and diva* eisoemast ot TWOS. Mores, grasps. baobab, Isseth• it•to• mete., paper.l•ol••M., is Maw *Moiler, m r•iik Woe" DerbTivre &Par. islogsreei 11.11 JAIM TIOIN %KT (late Maw). 10. 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I I a bred, be rsbestke. M nJlni re alearla star Tdessaar. 1r.% ~EON laths rod leerdare roe. amperes ar aillrely rallesbe an IMO d irldYrireaidemale bees se Ism sem amber =dare IteLl4ml Mad*, bran d a vest pram d lir poslatlea. be. . le Se wed saelberd terry ad 11111 dn. dlsedepe re usiblorldf. tbe nadir plki WM ebb werwel. bre ercescie dolmas el eles pif.s6 Y seasil.dba, sr red are esseeralla le re sari amid 111•111% We. aar,See. i, flock see sllle dread d lres sr desk sad of all d a swsper isseedrd criaa. gm way it as els edit Orb allbsal ler as bba emerell. Milk lis odes. at M. Me tir fa s o h drew/dear dasesse dear as eresillisal Wpm. led• brae, lffies. as,—)r• be bed, reeenele mil la Ueda% et mar. Jeleme. id. (lershlili Ilersy sad ON ClEllieddlesse; kart" owile4Olet; I. 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Skid TUB DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PM" prise IL erd Loft Lama Josnail, agosollasf fess somissroe and mud sabres. i. tbeeztent sad valor of De mind Sisre—i tlea many of Da kw riper% thee earlad sereeselle rammeriel Islam A. ttaa . mo o umdry, rellway, and saistery artier-OSe PAP' le valaryame& drECIAL ODERESPONGENTS AT THE SEAT OP WAR. lii FOREIGN NEWS IS ItiLI&SUI AND MARTIAL. Aa eagostrely early report it ts the Ladles Seas Is sap. OM to It by every Overland Kill.M ..sales THE WILT DAILY MIMEO UPORT, eilta Jet of ores. IT EXCLUDES AU. airman Annertswarrs. It Maly Wombat. sal Visseyemess bY we dit , leen tau any of De asslmpsweirel• Wii Peer Ma ssmsli. Am, mg early Inform*" asbleisl lit Nit salamis Ma Peak. sit blab, to ally. To be wined elan batestbar sr amass ta fEf limbo ; or at fr illea to o aoaverwramat, Ines4Mok Lsolbs. SA asksity is ssmissasi sbeslelei as pow byssafty rum• Muss Om. pabeleffeer idiom pptlsiss. MESH ef of som agents natty to supply lt. se ISe.lea. Per quartar. Pus Is maws by Yolt-allse order. IrY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY b il. , MINING POI?. at Ifs. 6d. par .. pa tln Paties, ORS It ADDOI.IO. Upper Albaspat., Batitserei W Neva Agent AULT NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. ern pm.. at Is. per watt; sappital in tams or he M. lair Jay, at Ifs. Id r ei r:ol; fig Mr. WALT 7. Wit DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, at 13e. per quarter.-BENT by MOBNINO 311.14 at SI Its. 141. ULM ING 80. ad, per qr.—B. ADAMS. 9, relml3-3V9111. Westriltater, News Amt. DAYSWATER.-DAILY NEWS LENT TO JJ lUD; sad soppliel lo die Olekla 0 11:126 0 = . 1 1 bi rhumb. M. 111111111cx. West. aneApeet. THE MOM OF THE DAISII3I4—A itttur hum Vises& et the slat dt., is You's GamiN4ING: " 50111 * cot the 01 Trieste have smelted*, poverment to hATIV I Ziab et the Wise aroma W arm 4= ; but se sew thee will subject, the Ossupsay eisrli s es say IPA be nose to ea the hare Use," "owl Is seadial stems tug to Mule is the mesa Tux 11.—Tho late Boy of Toni., Ahmed, woo not 111 .1t . thas yous asp ; atomw to row Mso ai awy, by whisik he was is pet pasdpssi, toad It • Peek* that his dos* has bola tht ssassgssoss st mak. lisaialool Boy, who has boos bag si "NS as the IosINS Mk of hit assals, owl who is sow ill tits time, b 44 moo of mo. sail is reptile* with gnat 1 1111111 by Ile oadvo mug Bongoos popolotior. SPORTING. ASCOT MATH RACZIL—TuzsDAY. The hoelbediggs shish bad boon expressed as to the esereldeso Of mirmeetie Ashore INNS well founded, for the err was abesst, nod the atandesse elf high and noble pa tron et our notioned sport wee sonseenectly limited. be dark lewrofsg clouds threatened rain, bat r elhernen edveneed bright gleams of sunshine bad ea saliveors ant so the esernading seen, and the sport wee mmished made, the eitering aspect of a brad fed From toe sasses mentisood above, although the attend s/we of pisenwseekiire was to a marked degree below the avenge, professional tan tee rogrepted in full free, and as will be sells by the apmsded niers, the recluses which marked the sport were othited to ourche considerable in digene ever future speculations. The Triennial Stakes fey two yr-olds occasioned a most isterestiag race, from the fact of Fly.by-Night sad Pol rood* suits that have been freely backed at comparatively short prier for neat year's Derby, being amongst the com petitors. Fly-by-Nlght was the favourite at the close of the betting, and his surer showed that his supporters were not mistaken in their seleulations. The defeat of Habeas for the Triennial Stakes for three yr-olds created a stesation, and seemingly proved that the fleas eyed reports which had been circulated about the " scratching" of her for The Oaks, had their origin I. • certain event in ill-nature and groundless suspicion. The Awot Stakes brought out thirties competiton, and was won by Mortimer, who, it will be remembered, was seemed me doe enemy Cup. Hie enema was very cleverly achieved, a result not a little attributable to the patience and judgment with which he was ridden by young Clement. Is this race Samaritan ruptured a blocd vessel, and Van &shod' broke down. _ Oubtou achieved the victory for her Majesty's Yam amidst a sigaillesat silence. People were evidently dis pleased with his owner's conduct in reference to him and the late Derby. The pace for this race was somewhat severe, and produced a moat telling effect upon the Tumbler, who broke down when nearly a mile from home. The Vase was exhibited, u usual, in the salon of the Grand Stand, and attracted a large throng of admirers. (t was manufactured by the Misers Garrard, of Penton __ from' street, Haymarket, /olds - mitt,' to the Crown, ... a design and model by Mr. E. Central. It consists of a group of silver statuettes of very elaborate execution. The subject is TIM o'Bltanter mounted on " Maggio Lauder"—he hag jest remised the keystane in time to escape, not, however, without Margie's leaving in the hands of the B,nd her " sin gray tail." Tea TALL Brazes 01 3 sous. sorb, with 60 added; 2.yr-oids, 44 sib ; three. Tat 410; bur, Yr 710; Abe, 9st ; dx iodised, 9.0 alb. The winner to be said ler £4OO. flib extra U ercaptko claimed. New mils. (6 oda) Mr. T. Pan's Cancer, by Loop Clare% 2 yrs, 4st 13th (lada& Ins 6110 sites) (Fortnum) 1 Mr. J. Merry 's Early Morn, 3 're, 4st 410 (curled 4st 711 t; (Faulkner) 11 Iwd Orkwe's Icarus, 3 ire, let 411) Mr. Combs's Lacey, fyrs, 4st 41b (C. Bayneri 4 Lord Wilton's Was Mat. 2 yes, Oat 41b (muted 4st 710 (Bullock 3 Tot navritii Ancor Tainiplic Braise of 10 soya. seek. with 100 add cl. tar 2.yr-old• ; colts, est /lb; Mlles, lot 41b,• the owner or the sowed bowie to r.colee 30 eon. out of the stakes. T.Y.C. (32 sabn) Mr. Bends Fly.by.Niskt, by The Flying Dutriaman i let 7lb thrkinewl I Mr. Bevaa'a Bird in Iland,est 7th (Bar (Sashays 2 Lord Mellott'. Potrooodie, Bat 11b (J. Fria e - - Fran AIM Timms. Orson of 10 lam emit. Ink 100 added, kr thne.yeer Nisi arta, Int 7111; Yin MMk The owner at Ur @meant bane Si name TO eon. at d Mr Ober. Mew milk (GS make.) Mr. Olembilillialo Claret by Tmehotass. Bet 71b( 1 Lard kin Melt% LioUlde by Teaskrose, Mt 410 Dube et )milard's Habas. let 411, Tar lam Duo so Sum et MI rm. each, b ft; Ilmr • 'elk Fit 711 s; Mee. Ilet ilk Orris plaaltirs. Wag Omens. (12 rats.) Duke of belbresPepaks tV Weiliotte. Sat 710 (Limes 1 Mr. Muer Iliart is t se lb (11. amp Lord Artiftereo Se Mb (IL 11 Immd Drily% TIM , Set Tao Aim emus el M rms. eac h. lift, end I Wry /be oven ef ke Mad Mee OD rear* be NM so d am sad Ur kW Se man his stake. Extra rodsbilmwesis Two able oda balt (71 sake., 40 of saw limy II aeon emik) Mr. T. PIM% likribarr by flu.Altra, a yrs, Ter 110 (Chrtest) 1 Mr. J. M. Ihrltses Mark yrs, Set (Salter) 2 awn Mabrobbor w ine WiNgsrot. lot Mb KUM , * 3 I NOW' Molly, 3 rt, 4st Mb (amid Fardbers) tat 1 , 1 b) ( 4 Oats Ts" added to a Ihreeneake al 20 am. tot Mb 31; Me, iht ; Ave, 9st 7lb ; ILI sad eared, anowsiame. yrs. Two miles. (9 tube.) Mr. Ilmemiret=lylkibratsr. . 1 Mr. C. TitA ) MOW re 91Maglea, 11, flat 711, . Prior.) Mr. T. Ant Ilmneskiha yrs. let 31b rerstel Mr. W. Palm% The CMOs. 3 yrs, 7st Mb Mr. J. Ferber% Itelec.3 7n. 311) . °ester i lir. Conk& TheTunbisr, ars, 7et Mb (J. Marta) broke down. Fordemum reenratehmitndsy at 11.34 Tsar WWISOMMD Gnaw et Xi eon. earls, with 3 added, for I.yr. die; wile. Met Mb; 017155, ea 21b. Ewa weleht for maw winne:e. *Way 01111111116 mi.) Mr. J. All Ike• Mum by RCM= Plata, Mt 101 b (10. MarlMb Wow) (Yates) 1 Mallard's PIUS, MO Mb (=lodine Slob sztra (8.2.0pr0l 2 Lad Odors I. est 7111 sismissAass id 14 sm. earr, h ft, for 2.yr-oldr ; colts, it 71b MN" Mt Mr. Three or run of • lane. m (3 subs.) Did sot - a .....1•10•0011 • BETTING ON CONING CUP. EVINTI. ADOOT GOLD 6 to 3 opt thadaago (t) 2to I Rataplan ST. EZOWL to 1 opt Minos (t) DERBY. Is to I slot Coroner (t) Woolen /Oa Till rIATZ or too two., tles day (Wednesday). Het awns. . Ales st lb Mee el Tramps —. Limb 4 0 Dots st lasesster 4 II Wiletord ..—...... Nesadas -- 4 4 Ostinti.— ...... 4 9 Jalealeelsyeere. „ —.. 4 2 My e Dey—.—. 4 II Plemellis 4 9 Chalice 3 I . . i. A r • It 1 ~.. Antoinette Palmerston Ida. Plum 3 7 10 Almond 3 7 30 Pretessor Ilwe Iliad Catastrophe Cotteatka LwAy Raced 11 Yt 6 8 5 6 8 51. 6 8 et. 6 4 65. 2 ORDER OP RONNIE° THIS DAT. I .30 Tour.yr.old TriennisL 2 0 Pan Hill Make.. 2.45 Iloyel Hunt Cup. LI% Bweepetakea of 15 em. sub. 3.45 Coronation Rakes. 4.13 Handicap Plate. 4.43 Quesn's FL*. THE PRINCIPALITIES.—A letter from Cosstriati. 1 nople, of the 24th, in the Semaphore of Marseilles, says:— s t " The situation of Wallachia excites some anxiety here. Bt. In the evening of the 22nd the ministers held • meeting on ro . the subject, sad M. Benedetti, chargé d'affaires of France, 14 sad other diplomatists attended it. It ia alleged that the toe Austrians expel from the Principalities all persons whom g they distrust, without regard to their nationality. It is 12 4 said that some French subjects have melted orders to !ti leave. Complaints are said to have been addressed on the 6 subject to the French embassy and to the Porte, and it is this 1 0 ilircurestance which is stated to have caused the presenceof SL Benedetti at the last sinisteriel counciL The Enish, Ileek part, are said to have made vary strong complaints Wile Prince Barbey, so that this affair threatens to 1. 111111gigi new complications. The government is continuing 10 ropy itself with a good deal of activity in obtaining SSI24 31111•115 sad horse in all the provinces of the emp i r e. " 30 TEE OLD SEEMAN CHIEF HINESANIN died at N . I • en the 26th Hinesanin rendered important W r ta ad ry metes to the Emperor of Austria dark's the Hun- to If prim insaneetlon, and received from the hand of that Las egvereip the cross of the knightly order of Maria Theresa. s , Ilsesanin, although made an Austrian g I, could net. gg thee read nor write, hat made his upward way among a rude so people by political sagacity and native energy of character. 12 A sketch of his life by our Belgrade oorrespoadeat appeared in the Daily News about a year ego. BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN LONDON.—In the week is that ended on Saturday the deaths of 1,073 persona were recorded by the Loadon registrars. This number presents el. a decrease of about a hundred on the deaths registered in the preceding weeks of May. It I. fireless, 44 per sons above the calculated number. Lest week the births of gr. 714 boys and 688 girls, in all 1,402 children, ware registered in London. In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 11 1646-64 the average number was 1,406. RELEASE FROM PRISON OF THE REY. I. A. GILES, rs D.C.L.—On Monday . last Dr. Oiler (who it will be re- IS4 membered wee convicted at the last Oxford Amine et 121 maids; a Nee earn in the marriage regkeraahook at Damp. en) was disallowed. from Oxford Con* mist the seethe dq e M Quota's warrsot It le ands/steal that in own. of the persevering aorta of the Bairn of Orford, et. :E by memeriele from large numbers g u tagrman aa3 le gestleaten, her Malley was gravamen ea = w a d h i s royal nervy and pardon to Dr. Gem at the espirattoa M if *me menthe from the period of hie emeistim. Se TIE 0,4111Uu OF THE SHIP CONFERENCE ET IkaAMIIIIILIMMALTAS, MAT 25..—Em Majasty's steamer If iiiiOliamier Heath, me Entsplabed from this on ,a;by Mbeiles of the meal aillll6l the port, the Sight Hon. asap (key, to she Nee et is esereh of the British ship Oaf mesa, if Midis, ape** by the *sass el MO week es the ismeies el the Lod Met. (as eepemed Is the Daft Newt Ihe feeler end grew having imepei er their bests The mid* MA a vowel is trow, ppereal m far es Cape Tres whew they sums ElesaMih• week of she Coalinga& ilbe wes lybi, whet eller, doe la Aire, ems melee MI boss le the wsesfeelakesseiliem iirissi bet ming elks Ms NM poet et bin Md. Colds les*. pereriehe II well be sins rhidwilks _lives of hie NM OM es* a barbarous esere, ems isseeUby ihrowlag several sidle assess gest 110 et she attes vie were oilseed mai lie mem% emi Ahmed SHARE LIST& - - TIMIDLY BY The railway share market to-day showed some signs of an untavourable reaction, in sympathy with the funds, and owing partly t o a suspeneion of Um re act speculative purchases. In some cases the heavier stocks closed to j per oent. lower than yesterday, but a decline to this extent was not general, antitheft is still no important bona fed* supply of stock. Ber wick stock was an exception, closing rather higher. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoni. The railway share market has been rather dell to-day, and, notwithstanding the recovery in Calm* moat of the heavier stocks are quoted a trifle lower than they closed yesterday. London and North- Western stock is quoted 1031 to 1041 ; Groat Western, 67/ to 681; Midland, 74/ to 75; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 81/ to 82; flonth-Basterna 19 to I ; Caledonians, 32/ to / ; and Great Northern., 231 to 1. In French shares Northerne and Eastern§ ars flatter. Ardennes have risen considerably. ODDINAZI SHAM AND man: Pd.l Eatimairs. •s 'e l . mg IS 11 Ise all Dlna. el. 1111 7• 11 2104 Blzkas..l•■,6 Mahe. Pi all Dn.theakiliaLNlMlll.C. la Ilk de M.. 10410 drisial WI bolt It. 100 sti railer all eea r ia 4S Debbi awl adb . 4U Dini v riPlL, sad a i l l -- - DialeAltelL saMah isad---11.--- ) —...- 100 SiNSA Minh CDas.L Ili Doo.. Data E. U. H&J 100 D dim I. 100 Bait Laanahlre . 100 MUM," arl= all Ed sal No Wi oorimkosiviie 100 G Watson 100 Gnat Northam ...... 100 Do. a. Rea ........ :00 Do. la Soak . . 100 Gt. lloada.asolW;;;A:iiii j ICO Omni WW2= 100 Do.SOnsVallayoo.Dlk all Lasoolor sod Casiisle 141 Dia Mira ...... I De. Saw Thirds .—. IN lomoilief ead Terboldra I 1 pla Man De. W Sian Uaioo I 11 LIMO. MI tilesitarall 100 413. Ca:l4 100 =. I V North Waal= De. for Nam 16 Do. IPIAO6 h D0.110gt.,111.4 2 4 Do. 100 Loodco r trotic 42 Do. S3O ...... $4 Do. S4O au 464,4.8"Thi? 100 Ileach.,6•6l..ALtacairio. all Do. Sham. 106 1.—.. 100 Kldlead 100 Do. Mr al. mad D0e ... 4 . 7.. all KMA. O. West. (he.) ..... 114 Ditso o w Mairaidls Oadlde 934 Newparillookliseibrd • Newry sad aniddisa 611 NewryWiatierebtkia• , 106 Mods& ...................... 11 De. Li Xl:flaws Osiodss Doke , 100 ?lank PAW —........ 111 North Ihrisa i l ihno lar .I d r . i_ Da. • D. 2. Eleasesl6o4... U Do. OJI.Z. go;O: all Do. look 100 Do. Yank SO Meth Lotion all Do. DOW AK Mores rUlMore INaixdilitra. W.M-. 10 SontltWeet. Jane IM Wars. It WOhir mama 10 nig Itorstard Dom —..... 100 Maim ....... in loath Wm 1$ Boa& Taaluguat itiverDoa alt :itocktos sad Darlington. rat yds. £lO Mates 111"ThaminavanDedikIall all O Vale of Neat ' • ;II Waterford sad Waterford sad sal West Loads(' $ ll W. Cornwall ie dsd LasukOnstal T. :00 Abirdoo. 110 Do. Se. 7, 7 per Ct IGO Oileduie, 516 • .11 Orliorklioly.thaa.34 p.e Cork isl Ilsedes. ()soiree,* AberJums. DA Mara CIN. • Di -100 ID*. Ow CZ per Ct. 100 iDo. Om Ipr Cl. 01 0•61.000. p 0.,2t0 1 Si Dias de. 1(0.2 10 Do. New •pa Oat. 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S 72 74 • • 30,0001 130,000 30,4001 21,000 60,000 14,840 100,000 100,000 14.200 73.000 IM?1) u,661 10.001 II all 5 2141 13 33 i 4 dd *1 60 119 111 1144 313 4 114 17 19 Ili 7 It ii i 1 3 pit 1 12 7 ! 71 I 2 set 1~ 111 111 i use i 4+ 134 14 ill I 21 THE BISHOP Or LONDON AND FLORAL DEBORA TIONS.—On Thunday the Bishop of London met the Hon. and Rev. Robert Liddell and Mr. Waterton, at St. Paul's, Knightsbridge, for the purpose of inspecting the floral deco rations objected to by the latter ; and, after minutely exa ming the arrangements, his lordship expressed his approval of 141113111.1 fro••••••• a ••••••• THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF LONDON AND TIM LIPZiAL PAOI2BIIIONII.—TDO City COMADOIS warm surgeons for its prisons of Newpts and way. When the subject wan before the Court of Altlemon yes terday, Alderman Fuebrotber hoped this eolielemt Nada would be given to the medial offs era to the peens, dices who had hitherto acted as deputise having only received the pay of pone:L-81r P. Laurie said he did not consider a sekey of 1201 per annum for the surgeon of Newgitte suillisat—Alderman Carter thought that for 1001. a year fluoleiste medical officers could be found for the City pins, with the exception of Newgate, where a man of MIN than ordinary talent was wanted, and to whom (for the knees of the Corporation of London) 2001. a year ought to be illeerod.—Alderman Cubits said it wee not worthy of the Mort of Aldermen to thick of getting the services of a well qualified man for 1501. a year. He very much regretted that the court had not fixed the salary at 2001. a year, and that Mr. li•Mardo was not to continue surgeon of New gate at 3001. a year. The motion, referring the subject to the Gaol Committee, was then put and carried. Mr. Cope, the governor of Henget., has resigned his poet, and retiree on an allowance of 6001. per annum for life. CRYSTAL PALACE.—Return of admissions for Mx days ending Jane I—Number admitted, including mil= ticket holders, 61,549; amount received for adraimieße. 1,9131 lle. gd. Carnet. PALACIL-811ILLING DAY.-JUNE 6. Admissioas on payment, 8,275 ; ditto by season tickets, W.—Toted, 8,782. A SHIP ON tiIIORII.—ANTWERP, JUNE 4.—The Hoary William Mitchell (English schooled!). from Liverpool Rotteßotterdam, is on shore o ff 'inners. Her cargo h dle. rdam, AND SURREY CUM.— nit mond match was commenced at Lord's an llaaday, sad smilsd r Surrey Chib being beaten in en Ming, sad feartesa ms. It was esasiaded yeeterday. Ilesse s— liaryleboae, let innings , 130 Usury , let IsMge, 66; 2ad Mingo, 123. A NATURAL DIELUIIIOIIL—It is maid that s node earl bas Mined tie ~mewl d aweT wane Hen his legs and 'matey nada& He Me dsslar.l * idi end he moot liana is a lemitingilmsa *nese iiMig is ogling of Bassisae. His lan has nehelpeat we• pay hi the pens Weis Menu. Bright, Cobden MIN, awl Cliedetene—espeelaily 01*state—ban their Ode 0111.-4Misok. Si 22 4 Si 11 1 4 1044 fie 111 $1 24 ii ii. 51 e l ' I soj 2 die par 11 3 2 2 11 ni a 11 11 I, II 7 1 T 1 31 par, 1 Pla 1 s 4 I " MONEY MARKET. TUBIDAY Evasnre. The English funds have experienced a fall of about i per cent. No political news of an adverse nature transpired throughout the day, and the decline was mainly des to some considerable gales, chiefly of omnium. The less favourable aspect of the foreign exchanges has induced a number of operators for the rise to realise their profits. At the reduced quota tions the market exhibited steadiness of character, the continued ease of the money market and the Russian reverses in the Black bet and the Sea of Azoff operating on the favourable side. At Paris to-day the French Three per Cent. Bente', closed a trifle higher than yesterd►y. At Vienna and on the other Continental stack markets little variation is observable. Console opened at 91} to ex div. for the 10th July, declined to 911 to :, recovered to 91: to 1, and closed at 911 exactly. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money (shut )• ditto, for account, 10th July, 911, 1,1, 1, hree per Cents. Reduced, 911, 911, f. 1, 1. New Three per Cents., 921, 1, 7,1, 1. Long An nuities' expiring in January, 1860, 3: • Thirty Year.' Annuities , October, 1859, 3f. Ba nk Stock, 2081. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 1001. The March Exche quer Bills maintained yesterday's advanced quotation of 20s. to 235. prem. The new Thirty Years' Annuities were dealt in at 1813-16 to 161 per 11. Omnium was first marked 41 prem., and closed at 44 ..o 41 prem. The foreign stock market was quiet, with the transactions chiefly confined to Turkish, which varied from 821 to 82f, and was last quoted 821 to or per cent. lower than yesterday. Dutch Four per Cents. were quoted higher, whilst Mexican showed some flatness. _ _ The foreign exchanges this afternoon again showed a drooping tendency. Bills on Paris were in consider able demand at 25.321 to 371 at three months; and 25.121 to 171 at short. Paper on Hamburg was negotiated from 13.71 down to 13.7. Drafts on Am sterdam were in request at 11.191. On Frankfort the current quotation was 1181 to ; and on Vienna and Trieste, 12.30, money. A considerable portion of the gold brought in by the Asia, from New York, has been sold for exporta tion to the Continent. _ _ _ The Evening Star has arrived from Port Phillip, whence she sailed on the Ist March, with 4,921 oz. of gold, worth about 19,7001. The Rattler has also arrived from the same port, but is not known to have any gold on freight. A special Inc eting of the South Eastern Railway Company is called for the 21st inst., to consider the bill for whim a railway from the Farnborough ex tension of the Writ London and Crystal Palace Railway to the North Kent line of the South Eastern Railway ; also to authorise the borrowing of further sum of money, and to confirm the appointment of three directors. The following meetings are also newly announced, viz. :—Metropofitan Sewage Manure Company, for the 21st inst. (adjourned); Chelsea Waterworks Company, for the 28th inst.; Portsmouth Railway Company (special), for the 19th inst.; Indisputable Life Policy Company, for the 15th inst.; African Steam Ship Company, for the 20th inst.; and Western Gas Company (special), for the 21st inst. Land and bank shares to-day experienced no im portant change in price. London Dock stock was dealt in at 101 to 102, being an improvement; Vic toria Dock, old shares, at 18 (181. paid) ; General Screw Steam, at 14 to 15/ ; North of Europe Steam, at 121 (151. paid) ; Oriental Gas, at 1 prem. • Penin (tailor and Oriental at 64t1 ditto ,; new, at 21 prem. 101. paid). The conditioning of silk appears now to be firmly established in London, judging from the steady monthly increase of the operations of the condition ing-house. The past month of May shows an increase on the preceding month of April of 30 bales, weigh ing 8,441 lbs., and an increase of 136 bales, repre senting 25,987 lbs., compered with the month of May 1r A year. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market to-day opened at a further decline, but a recovery has Glace taken place, owing chiefly to the splendid weather, and prices are now quoted Ito per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Consols were first !nuked 911 ex div. for the 10th July, and have gradually ascended to 911 to r. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 91? •, the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 92 t ; Bank Sto ck at 210; the Nee 30 Years Annuities, at 161; India Stock, at 235 to 238; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, at 1001 to 1; Exchequer Bills, March, a 20s. to 235. prem. ; and India Bonds, at 22e. prem. Foreign stocks are generally steady. Turkish, after being sold as low as 81;;, has recovered to 82 to 1. Mexican is quoted 211 to 221; Spanish De ferred Three per Cents., 18 to and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Dutch Four per Cents. are higher, marking 94 to 955. Dutch Two-and-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 641; Sardinian at 86 ex div. ; Spanish Old Three per Cent.. at 381; Peru , vista Three per Cents. at 481; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 100. TUMIDLY ETINDIO. There has been an active demand to-day for shares in North Wheal Basset, West Basset, Condurrow, South Basset, Rosewarne, Alfred Consols, North Robert, But Wheal Rose, West Francis, Vale of Towy, Pendeen Consols, Transits, and West Alfred Consols. Generally, however, the dealers are scantily supplied with stocks, and transactions are difficult at present rates, holders in most cues de manding higher rates. Great Polgooth shares were in much request, at a considerable advance. The price may be quoted 11 to 21. National Brazilian shares were sensibly better, owing to the receipt of more favourable advices. The price is marked u high as 31, but some reaction took place in the afternoon. Imperial Brazilian shares were firmer. United Mexican shares continue to droop, and Santiago and St. John del Rey were also quoted lower. Holders of scrip in the Port Royal and St. Andrews Mining Company of Jamaica are required to register it, and execute the deed within 21 days, under penalty of forfeiture. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLooz. The gold mining shares prt sent little feature to day. Ague Fria and Great Nugget Vein shares are quoted jto 1 ; Nouveau Monde, to 1 ; and Colonial Gold, 1 to /. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 331 to 341; Peel River, 21 to 31; and North British Australa , sian, dia. to par; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, # to 1 prem. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 41 to 51; National Brazilian, at se to 31; and Imperial Brazilian, at 3. BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMMICA.--Yesterday the yearly meeting of the proprietors of this corporation was held at their head.offloe, in Bishopsgate•strest, Mr. Oliver Farrar presiding. The report stated that the net profits for the year ending 30th Deossiber, 1864, wire 99,6911. 17.. W., which sum, though about 1,0001. less than the year preeedisg. in reality npresented a larger amount of basins% as a greater amount had been added in 1864 to the norm had. The balance of undivided profits on the M Desember, 1854, was 140,0411. 7s. 2d., being an in• erns em the sea el 14,8911.17,. 74. ova the previous year. The diming g et a dividend at the rate of 8 per cant., and a bear et per share. The Mailmen, in wing the adroptieet NMI said the affairs of the bank were mover 11 Or us oonditien. The re- Ixtivz sfieresd, eri wee a resolution authorising the to spply a Ns of 2,000 i. for the benefit of the badly of Kr. Mimosa, their late secretary, who died end. daily an the 24th of last. The direetors, who retired i le entities, ware NA W. R. Chapaiaa, Bit A. P. Mass, sit Xs. J. J. Ihmaim, all al whoa Ina r►eiMN. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Under the influence of remarkably fine weather, and that absence of any increased demand for the Continent, this wheat trade in Mark-lane this morning was quiet, at trio advance noted oa Monday. Oats were in fair request, at the extreme rates of last market day. Barley, beans, and peas, underwent no alteration. ARIITALS INTO LONDON FROM JUNE TO JUNE I. Qrs. English. &retch. Irish. Foreign. Wheat I 340 1010 „.... Barley l9O 1929 Oats 4O I 1490 I 5340 Malt. Flour. 7420 masks. aM 139 barrels. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Booms —The largo public sales of Mauritius and foreign are going tff heavily, and a general decline of tally 6d. has been established on last Friday's prices. Three cargoes of Havaunah reported sold on 'Change yesterday. The refined market doll without alteration in prices. COFPIII.—The large pnblio sales are progressing without; spirit. TBA.—The sales concluded today ; they have not altered general quotations ; but a general heaviness his pervaded both days. Common Congou in fair demand at B}d. by pri vate eontraet._ _ begs of Beng►l sold in public sale from 134.61. to 163.; and 300 bags Madras 123. 6d. to 13.., which wars f.ll prices. Baoo.-600 boss. sold at 261. to 30s. SALITETIM—The public sales went off irregularly. Refraction 6 sold at 29.. 6d. ; refraction 8, 263. 6d. and 275. 6d, ; rsfraction 91, 2.63. COTTON.—Ths market is less active : 600 bales only sold yestarduy. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day, at the annexed quotatiota, viz. : —Town tallow, GOT. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. os the spot, 525. 6d. to 6341. ; June, 62e. Gd.; October to De cember, 648. &I. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that • steady de mand continues, at daily improving prime, for all line new hops. Choice yearlings are also dearer, and both very MICA. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywell, 18s.-21 freak ships at market. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JUNE S.—APPOR4IIIF.NTS.—CIerke J. Hasler, to the Metcer, 10, floating battery • anti A. Abbott, to the Horatio, 24, screw steam ship, of 259 hors,- power, at Sheerness. Midshipman H. Grey, to the Harrier, 17, screw steam sloop, of 100 horse-power, North America and West In•lie station. TRANSIT OF CAVALRY THROUGH EGYPT. Last night's Gazette contains the following letter, which Admiral Lyons has forwarded, with a good word, through Lord Raglan to the War-office . "Her Majesty's Steam-vessel Himalaya, Karatch, May 7,1866. " Sir,—l trust that you will not think me presuming if 1 endeavour to place before you some of the merits of Captain Gall, Honourable East India Company, the Deputy- Asaistant Quartermaster-General, conducting the transit of the 10:h end 12th Regiments of Cavalry through Egypt, and superintending their embarkation. Colonels Pole and Psrlby are more capable then I can be of bearing testimony to his services, but I beg to add my witness to the sea, great energy, and consummate tact, by which he obtained a maximum of work from a people notoriously inert, and thus made my portion of the embarkation very simple : that no casualty cf any kind has occurred in getting from the shore into pontoons end alongside the several ships more than 1,000 horses, is attributable to his foresight and prudence. I respectfully submit that it mcy prove advantageous to the service if hie exertions be brought to the notice of Lord Raglan-1 have, alto., (Signed) " BIN. P. PAILS; Commander. " Btu-Admiral Bit Edmund Lyons, Bart., Ce.C.11., Commander-in-Chief." THE CRIMEAN ARMY FUND. Last nigeaOasotieCoa isiiiiinnoieacidresaed by Lord Raglan to Lord Belmar*, acknowledging the exer tions of the Hon. Algernon Egerton and Mr. Theme rower, who succeeded Mr. Jervense Smith and Mr. Glyn in the duty of distributing all that was sent out by the Crimean feed for the use of the British army. Lord Raglan says:— " I cannot speak too highly of the exertions of all these gen tlemen. Their courtesy, their kindness of been, and their unceasing desire to gratify the wishes of all, are shove ell II can say in their favour; and they carry with them the grateful acknowledgments of every officer and man, who are equally anxious with myself to bear the amplest testi mony to the manner in which they have fu.filled their onerous task, despite of fatigue, weather, and every pos sible inconvenience." PORTSMOUTH, JuNE 6. The Bremen hired steam transport Germania arrived at Spithead this morning early, and came into har bour this afternoon from the Earn She bas brought home 212 military invalid., 40 non-ummiuioned °liken en promotion, 3 women, and the following officers: Captain Sir George N. Broke, Bert , R.N., late of the Gladiator, 6, paddle frigate; Colonel Lawrence, Rifle Brigade; Lieutenant Evans, tHith Regiment; Staff Assistant Surgeons Simpson and Evans; Mr. Sourly, of the Land Transport Corps ; Captain Ste ' reason, 47th Regiment; and M. Chevasse, hospital dresser. The invalids are in a very good state of recovery, many of them having become convalescent ; still there are a few hoe pital cues. These cannot be el ,embarked to-day as the Military Hospital is quite full. They, with the other mili tary invalids will disembark to-morrow. There being room at the Royal Artillery and Sappers and Miners Barracke, in this garrison, the men belonging to these corps have dis embarked to-night. The invalids belong to the (Mowing regiments, and with the cumbers affixed : Royal Artillery, 10 men; Royal Sappers and Miners, 3; 4ta Dragoons, 1 ; sth Dragoons, 2 ; Bth Hussain, 1 ; 11th Russets, 2 ; 13th Dragoons, 3; 17th Lancers, I ; Grenadier Foot Guards, 9; Scotch Fusileen, 3; Ist Royale, 5; 4th Foot, 11 ; 7th Foot, 7. 9th Foot, 2; 14th Foot, 1; 17th Foot, 1; 18th Foot, 4 ; 19th Foot, 3; 20th Foot, 6; 21st Foot, 5 ; 23rd Foot, 8; 28th Foot, 8; 30th Foot, 2; 33rd Foot, 6; 34th Foot, 1; 38th Foot, 8; 39th Foot, 1; 41st Foot, 6; 42nd Foot, 2; 44th Foot, 4; 46th Foot, 9; 47th Foot, 1; 49th Foot, 1 ; 49th Foot, 6; 60th Foot, b; 65th Foot, 3 ; 57th Foot, 3; 62nd Foot, 1 ; 63rd Foot, 6; 68 : 11 Feot , 6 ; 79th Foot, 3; 88th Foot, 10; 89th Foot, 1; 90th Foot, 3; 93rd Foot, 2; 95th Foot, 6; 97th Foot, 12; Ist Battalion of the Rifle Brigade, 1; 2nd Battalion of the Rifle Brigade, 2. There have been two deaths on the passage home from Scutari. The Osford Regiment of Militia is to procred from this garrison to Gibraltar to relieve a regiment of the line. They go in the Canterbury, Chapman, sailing transport, lying in this Dubow. The new large screw steamship Oneida is expected to arrive at Liverpool from Greenock esti; this morning. She is fitted up for 205 horses, viz.: 117 on main deck, 36 between decks (forward), 62 upper deck. This number of horses will be made up of drafts from the 4th (Queen's Own) Light Dragoons and the 4th and 6th Dragoon Guards. In addition to which she will take out one soldier, and one hone belonging to Lieutenant Townley, 10th 11 Lieutenant Brine. Royal Engineers (volunteer), horse, and servant; Lient.-Colonel Straten, 77th Regiment, horse, and servant; Lieut .- Colonel Hon . 11. llandcock, 97th Reid meet, lady, servant, and two horses ; and Dr. Leslie. For Malta : Eleven officers of the 79th (Cameron Ilighlanden) via.—Lieutenants M'Donald, Mackesey, Durant, Allen , bilfair, Crawford, Cleether, ki`Murdo : Ensigns Camp bell, Illleyne, and Howkins. For Constantinople : Major Heyman, Turkish Irregular Cavalry ; Captain Forrest, ditto, servant, and horse ; Paymaster Lander, Turkish Con tingent: Veterinary Surgeons Scott, Ford, Morton and lady. The Oneida will sail from Liverpool about Friday. calling at Dublin, and her owners are confident she will take a quick passage. On Monday afternoon, 86 invalids, brought to England in the Canterbury, Siznle, and Chapman, arrived at the &rood station of the South Eastern Railway. Dr. Ridgeway, 96th Regt., from Fort Pitt General HospitsJ, having carefully inspected the men, forwarded 67 to the Inva lid Barracks, ordering 29 of the worst cues to be taken to the supplemental hospital, Brompton. These consisted of am putations and sufferers from frostb ites. WEST IC.E.NT YEOMANRY CATALRY.—The West Kent Yeomanry Cavalry, according to the orders of the er of War, conveyed to the Lord Lieuteaant, assem bled for aiz days' permanent duty on Monday, June 4. They will be inspected, on Friday, the Sul, by his Royal High ness the Duke of Cambridge, returning to their own ivaar ten ea Saturday, the 9th. The head-quarters are at I rag ing, near Foote-clay, Kent. The Vollabote, published at Munich, states that • large number of ornamental armlets for ladies, bearing the portssit of the late Cur, have boa imparted into that c.ty for oompllmentary distribution. GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAIL; Trails for the week ending June 2, 1865, oremsponding weak, 1814, 8,023 E 10e. 2d. 1831. 17s. 9d. BOUTS WALE) RAILWAY.—Traffla Mg en week, ding 11.4. May 4A 27 44. , tie, 64.1866, 6,37614 es. I Mg K RAILWAY.— I. In B, crease in 206 t 7s. I 11854 d. ; receipts for the 6d. ; ,00nvipoed- 4r. 1 , , , ... . , , il 1 ii .. , ~ 1 , . , i i \ , 1 ~ • . I i • . 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