The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-16 00:00:00

I • die,"44r•-•ra, . +*-•-t'; —l%l s _ . • 1 0 43 rt I hr MONDAt IPTEN ?%~'-~ ~~ rING, APRIL aRYSTAL PALACL—VISIT of hoe Me die 0011WW.ese Mir leresettee the MIMI= owl It Imam ewe ww. WU. On ebb, waelee r =a will be weleve w mew *kw Wave. dambrowere, ewl esbiliwee. Tito ewnsese te iv vett end awry will be ft We Mellon es, to gm" bet ee akeledee Ws tbe WI tube giro We Om thee libleein Wee soweiellee ibilit plane W Owe IliNsairlikk.ll lan tbe ebbwee Ilewe Mime eptell m we Is lee Mews bee MOO aiel bee Dwell gm* will Were On* lbe Wile beob el We bellie belies • Wert Wee le r.SIMS wows lam Wine. et **lewd. I. eldelee le tbe even" milieu w tbe reeb. vb., We MU wee Illet ele. arewhaw. eel eserbw, • sew alms. se diet weebew we wt dews. WS be eetwee at the le whelks& le teeessr. forcer.. lime eausewe wW ell le weft. se le Vele*. owl vie epw 111111111010111 We We. west be dleelmetly eedwsteed thee me OW rl=e Mee WS We Meese pow W dresses We Se weires. Tee bemesse Owl. ebe wok vim 22 1 = . . 71vitt be webile le Wiese dales tile WNW% 114 411W1S Tidteft fte We wont year teehoilli le wetter/ wee wewene. et drivig22:3oNe Thee Wiwi lededad el We I 4 We Oleek e, Leellewbeible ; et the Lewis et We MOM IttilWee; awl all 11. Wwwheines. Wows Mews we mimeo& OW WM ibiewe see bee blebr. I ewe lbst we bilreellee et lie sweeties emir see ebemetweew W we Iliewes Thew bike ow be edoluse Wake pee. Ile Wiwi to taw reeds, wee. IN plow wit bereeintedee Ibis By UMW, O. 111101,14 ~rtes,. et PRIM*. April If. M I. &HARR LIST& ILAILWA Vb. DUBLIN, ♦rata IC Dr. Robert D. Lyons, of this City, sos of Sir Wm. Lyess, of Cork, bas bees appoloted to lavestigste the pathology of the illessees shish prevail Is the array of the Close, sad hos sot sus lot Scutari to mud upon hie duties. Ths appoistraost, as ussolisited oat, woo mak by Si► Jesse Clarke. Barossav Symms. The railway share market to-dsy was pasmony rather lower, bet the doidise woe unimportant. The fall in the fluid', sad the proposed ores*. of Ito& torereseat neuritis., on sunray cakelated to Preiothas this mike, whisk, however. dorbos nub support hos the nee of the mosey nerlist. trammed/no Were very Italia, beyond throe sea seated with the settlement of the esoesat. KaILWaTS. lemwerp aro — Mika tales arab liemeree Orairmas. it IJ MONEY MARKET. eATOILDAT The English funds continue to experience decided fluctuations, and the general tendeacy is still evi dently downwards. Prices opened at a further fall of i per cent., recovered on some large purchases to claw previous operations for a fall, but again relapsed towards the close of business, and finally left off about 1 per cent. below the lowest point of yester day. The absorbing topic of conversation through out the City was the impending loan, and an impression that the amount will prove as much Si twenty millions sterling assisted to weaken the market to-day. So short a space of time has now to elapse before some authoritative an nouncement on the subject may be expected, that it becomes superfluous to report the carless conjectures indulged is. Attention may be drawn, however, to the siegularly propitious septet of the money market at the present moment. The supply of money is all quarters is mat abundant, and great difficulty is ex perienced in ompleying it. We hear of first clam lillalsing disoomated as low as 3/ per cent., or 1 per cent, below the present minimum charge of the Bank of England. Perhaps the arrangements for the raising of the loan may induce a better demand for capital in a few days. The Paris bourse continues flat, but the decline established to-day scarcely exceeded j per cent. At Vienna the tone of the market is rather flatter, and the exchange on London has advanced from 12.12 to 12.14. The other continental stock markets remain dull. SATURDAY Bvingrige. Little busineu has been done in British mining stocks to-day, but we hear of inquiries for shares to North Basset, West Providence, North Crofty, Wheal Wray, Cubert United, and Vale of Towy. The gold mining shares still meet with little or no inquiry. Luastanum mining shares continue is request. Imperial Brazilian were flatter. Itw r DD. Dm o ne. Numdm WM_ - 4 1PA.Dd0,p4.7 De* 616 Orosi Amin SO of O.Trat iamb • DMA. Lomb OA D. Office Dar Do. Osopy.'s aria& Mood of Poo.- Gout Lair ?... asiors.ll wont Do. 00. Ouldozoooloorg= Do. as. 1 as pm . I db 1 PS Fa Tbo Lord Mayer of DOH& bar asupted an levitation to this resod busiest is be &de by the Corporation of Ludes, en Tbersdey neat, to the Emperor u 4 Emma of the Pruett. HL lordship left fee IMAM is-day. At l b . Ulna desiarathe of the pelf yesterday In Cavan, It appeared tbatthe majority for Kr. Burrows* was 297. Ifi li THIS DA:Y.—Two co'CLocw. The railway share market today iti lonsewbet Inner, sod where any change in pnar ie observable It is in a very favourable semis. Loudon and Nora Western stook is quoted 983 to 3; Cheat Westin. 633 to 64}; Midland. 681 t o I; Lanosabire sod Yorkshire, 763 to 76; Great Nortisenm 21j to 321 Caledonians, 293 to 30; and Booth-Seetarne. 18 to ex dlr. . 0. 416.1 0 11 • NI a .. a 1111 II 2 2 ) Pa 1 PP PP PP a pm lit O U N f N IN 1(0 101 N 01 0e N N I 1 ! si Pi THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoce. The gold mining shares remain dulL Agua Fria shares are quoted 1 to #; Great Nugget Vein, 1 to 1; Colonial Gold, 746 to 9-16; and Nouveau Monde, 3-16 to 1--all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 281 to to 291 Peel River, 21 to 21 ; N o rth B r i t i s h Australa sian, 3 -18 to 146 die. ; and Scottish Australian In vestment, 9-16 to 11-18 pram. St. John del Rey shares hays been dealt in at 301 to 311; English and Australian Copper at 11 ; Li nares at 7#; and United Mexican at 71 to 7:. Tb. seasesable wesiber whisk IN have bad for some day* past has already produced meat favourable effects as tho young mops ; sad aldose& it Ia yet too mos to farm satledpatioas of the harvest, It In Impossible not to re/again ia the vain outset of tut.l. sad the satldatasey symptoms so far peomptilgs a promise of abeadanos sad fortnity. W W ui a VI L Ot. Waintaaida, ‘. =bares. MAIL. pay Um*. WI it Ds. gab. 12. do. it Iti. ea. 111. 6e. Oa OIL *A 14 WiliKali Op. limilion Iraq° .. Wm me OMNI: • sal MailMmenases • - Freaeh shame an steady at the &ohm prime el Satarday. CRYSTAL PALACE—SEASON TICKETS for the rossiailm of Ur prierst ram (raplem; le the Nth & ), at the relased prior./ MA 001/11A. Pm be silaired At ' MIMI et rho case ort the Ompay. & AdrAddiPparas. Lasides. ; OM* Loodue Torialarre el lb . MAW Itallirsy ; 5.1 at • Ity ardor, O. GLOB. ilsorslory. April 11, MS. THE LON OP HER MAJESTY'S SRI? TIGER.- ' COURT MARTIAL. Ils !I 14 gY. If IS $6 db. !! , I ° . ,u7Fsb - V T kv- Pot ft I ti $ 3 Se •41. of DEPOSIT, No. 3, Pall-mall But, hrlfw Limbo. mosoooso INC dal, of Dynestiwy Ikon smouromosi is mains UM Taa a this laditelleh, by WAi hlwb aM d lagrost aby be bblaised with mint swpwrity lawnet Y psyslh la imam owl July, Mw BuM Olio in Lod= ; bad =eyebolts yessived as tbe various blessisk ar through Owelly ask" uldrog r U a iiii= o. .11assesig Direster. Tragratases sad Toms he Omits karma, mat teas an &TOW- S'''. PORTSMOUTH. SOTOIDAY EV1611 , 0. The court re-assembled at nine o'clock this inorniog en board the details Victory, Bear-Admiral Mate presiding. The President having called apes the second to enter into their defeats, Lieutenant Boyer, in addissiegilts mart, having alluded to his services in the royal um essaudlau over • period of 28 years, remarked that the sharps kw whieb be, as awe of the surviving eaten of the Tiger, was then as his trial. were two, Tit.. the stmadis d fas=wailst he was einem of the watch, sok hie sassed she g• .t en shore, with reopott Ile Ilho esidiedzoilealle to Blot her off, tad her sabastanst earraider With regard the LA thaw, to had only to state that be took every prssasllts Is Ids power fur her safe esedoct, by having the lee SleWlittly love, by gasbag sad stopping her to sum talc the carstsslnser of the eouadiags, frequently irhiitiug the leek-rats, lba, and reporting to the captain when he thought it most reeptlslte. When the water shoaled to fatbosse, he ordered the en gines _ to be eased, sod at once reported to the captain. With respect to the second portion of the charges against bits, he respectfully submitted that he acted in everything ender the orders of the captain, wbo retained the command, and conducted the defence of the vessel, until he had ordered the Russian ensign to be hoisted, and an Maser to land with a flag of truer. The amused then pat in tamers to his chanater from various sprains is her Majesty's service, tad also called wittiness is support of his statements in defence. Mr. lidington then addressed the wart, stating that be believed the ship to hays been set off her course to the west. ward by the current, which after her stranding was known to have set the peddle-box boat away from the ship in a seuthsweetwardly direction, and at a rate of nearly four knots, particularly during the morning watch, whilst she was weed and stopped, for the purpose of taking sound ings. After reviewing varies, poeticise of the evidence, he concluded by stating that he felt the court would acquit him of all Maine in the lOW of the mead. Da do. do M.... Eplitik IMIL) CMit!rel is Ergot' Sti i AND MARIS= MARK LANE.—THIS DAY. The ripply of Meghalt wheit was only moderate this morning, but the weather being fa', the trade ruled dell, and rather lower prises were accepted for white wheat. 1W sold on mach the same tennis as last week. Foreign sold slowly at former pric. I. Barley was in short supply, sad fully as dear. Oats were not a brisk sale, and last Monday's quotations were barely supported. Beans and peas realised quite as much money aslant week. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM APRIL 9 TO APRIL is. Qm. Naglisk. Mot*. leak. YorMea. sillWhwit L r TM I 9,0 lieziey 6121 616 1500 Oats too 2949 I 1834 I cot Malt. 6lOl m . . 4740 mks, sad 6112 barrels. Chamir Clark _Nada me Whet _ . I 11 a 1 1 I 3 i - I 4 II ills. 14 U 6 i I— -1 u Paris sad Orinas ***** firfisod Item ....... Ili la • • ni ni In 47 0 46 48 se er.l SII 7 8 -17 OU lin Dino 121 t 2 sad 11)- all Swum Cootims So ban A—. gi DD. NM U. uds.).. Dikass Owe ad um, Sepal DIEM ionise awl Woe Si Pe Oat. Preiar si sy r i i c , 4 .P` X3:ATIO FINER, Clussonstsr, Clock, sad Rosh liar, 411, 11les liollisea, mar latamakkaatrast., Ina tie Ileambia. Gram aval dr MIN. la Ira Just am. as aaamlas STOCK of GOLD awl sftV WAIVES,. .1 warimswlt p Irak a ha Gam ear at via taimil owl Oasis awl Wass at amp we. adiallal ark\ Sammiy. F. an eamelmat at hidip== l l ' la at Oa Iwo* rim to la weal. amide( Ilia Waal, aad Paint asussusurs vary &sap. tar arak.—Pi B. MAMMA newly a seamy. 10, "4 01 0 amMilllow o.l an Wolin " 11 33 73 13 63 14 3 Ns per li 30 V 39 67/ Ni 73 14 133 136 91 N aSi IN 69 II 0 711 5 7 pis 6 7 pa NI 761 N i 7 109- 11 991 961 Madan — .14 p Oast. Treks. NT al ?rum ...... Consols for the 10th of May, which closed yester day at 901, were first quoted this morning 901 to 1, improved to 90; to /, and fin a lly closed at 901 to . For money business is recorded at 901 to 9ot, and the closing quotation may be given at cool to I. The growing ease of the money market leading to an impression that Exchequer Bills expiring in June may perhaps be renewed at a lower rate of interest, this issue was quoted only bs. to Bs. prem., whilst Mach bills, having nearly a twelvemonth to tun, ruled at 7a. to 10e. prem. The foreign stock market was Hatter in tone, but there is still no decline of importance in this depart ment, except in Turkish scrip, which fell to 731, and closed at 731 to 1 ex div., or 11 per cent, lower than yesterday. This stock has thus fallen no less than 31 per cent. since Wednesday morning. The Admiralty give notice that they have ordered the sailing ships Cecilia, Kok-i-noor, Canopus, Rover, and the Lelia to be surveyed, to convey respectively stores to Colombo, Hong Kong, Montreal, St. Helena, and Tortola. bblajorib 10 Ferfb.Dodis DO =imit WIDOWS 0111. A. boa id OS. nom lei War. (Its ) 0•01011 s to Us. Illoarbtbsy MAL Imirrir W Oasis 141 Do. lffi 4 Da .lry bilras DO 'Anal/WM sad Y 11 Do. WWI Os. Wirt Wan bobs II Lambs awl Do &Loma uo =.= Westin 14 lb. DP Mbr dreg . .... ai bi.. 11101101.01011). (C.) • I pa lisi• 1S 4114 4 4111 100, 1 30 . 1 100,000 104 10,000 10 90, 10 00,000 1 000 40 9 14 0,000 90 10,400 U 0,000 lo 11,000 SO 110,040 1 00000 1 19.000 40 10,000 11 0,000 lo " , COO I 44 100,000 1 "COO 30 71,000 I 11,400 4 10,000 1 10,000 e.OOO . 10,000 103,.15 00,0 0 400,000 10,000 SO 100,000 40,40 0 10,000 ID 14,000 1 row 00 $0,0410 4,000 10 70,000 1 44,171 991.01 100,1100 1 Aim las tA II OO Mistrals Oc *Anglo OaMoan . . . s;Gindria — a ---- Mostzatlan asstrallas Ocedineft Lliaonavoa Irm Its Coal 'British Imo iiirsaltop.(imat3= Do. Como sod Do. et. Joika Doi Bo I i i i MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The following public sales are &clued f to-marrow. :—Segar : 260 blade. of West India, 16,000 bags Mauri tius, 6,000 bass Bengal, 2,000 bags Madras, and 1,000 bogs Pinang. Coffee: 300 casks and 600 bags plantation Ceylon, and 60 bales Mucha. Saltpetre : 1,000 bags. Nitrate of Soda: 1,100 bags. Rice: 1,700 bar. Pimento: 360 bags. The privet* contract markets have been inactive, but most articles hays a steady app•arance. OILS —Seal, pale, 621. to 631. ; straw, 451. to 491. ; brown, 441. to 461. ; sperm body, 1321 to 1361 . ; beadmatter, 111114; rod, 41/. ; South Sea, pal., 461. 10.. ; Olive Gal lipoli, 661. 10a to 681. ; Spanish and Sicily, 631. ; coon nut, 401. to 425.; palm, 375. to 391. ; linseed, 335. 9d. ; rap*, pale, 66e. to 68s Sd. ; brown, 625. to 625. 6d. Ilk ILIONSTATRIIBk LOIDON. MR. MECRI Us OPENED a NEW ESTA BUMIIIIIIIt et 114 RIOEXT4ISSZT, opposite V. stmt. vier* Is mem Om will be lip e se et 4, Leidselsall sliest Violins 114.• ills aid *slimed= yobbo are mow. fillyselliWßiYgllt we me elleeet 'web of dreeming. see ewe hp. pear madie, inlay, me a eery eateeelve mot t. Biwa et alsgesise, MM. kr plosmdsa. 161 6 I T 4 3 3 If I 30 32 Ili, II Mi. 1101 M 01 4 I ~~.. 64 23 1 30 40 par 3 pa le_ If I Ps l i g 11l I SOi li WHE BEARD, WHIBICEIIB,and MUSTACHIOB. Ift vigiskerksl swum et MOMLAMD, MAOMISAIL OIL omemike emmalesmis sr Ilembsel k uskissaft Yam awl sofftrkasA. rid IsmAseft•Jik amemort koklerftft, lid milk lig Os WWI sallsoNft. lift 011oimmile Ms MONO pypolft lift *sweet fts bawl. Wee lis Mak k Ile =We Oft. l am usimmlme IN diefte M ken awl INA Dindellt imsklas k ft noludft. ima Ms pamminal MOW ABM My aft am. mil kindles IA Me YAM prktet boom Mk. Pl4l. ft. OA. fs.. balks Ovid Is km sma), NA IC AM dowlle Malik% MA per %eft aid by A. ROWLAND and SIONI. I^ lbeakvkka. Larks. sad by .31 amidst. rid Per. tarn. Lealsa li t h rsili Ds. AM 011 _ _ 1 db 1 O asl i as SS la . __ IfOopper Main d l4O. •De. Pref. For Osst. 1 ii dis 4 7 . no 24 Is% 40 42 • thalami Chau Nowa Vela Bag. tOsural Grand Duchy al Baba Grist 'Wawa. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The tallow market is Arun, with nn sellers ter torward delivery. Town tallow I. quoted 475. 6d. nett cull ; Pawn burg Y. C. on the spat , 494. ; and June, 49c buyers. PABIICULARB Or TALLOW. 11163. let 4. 11138. The court was then cleared, and after a delilwastion of four hours' daratioa, found m follows: "That the ship Tiger was run on shore in consequence of having been rsAly conducted as she approached the coast of Odessa on the asonnag of the 13th of May last, sad that altar 'the ship hod been run on shore the assures resorted to to get her afloat were my injadisiou ; but in respect to the surreader of the Tiger to the enemy, that as the ship wee setround without any hope being entertained of floating her of, and am she was impaled to the enemy' pans, which had est her on Ire, sad upon which the guns of the ship errand net he brought to bear no blame attaches in sense. queues of sash surrender. The court is further of opinion that no blame is imputable to Litut Royer, sine he acted under the immediate direction of his captain, and the court cloth adjudicate him to be acquitted. The court is farther cf opinion that Mr. French Edington is blameable for the moat of caution which was exhibited by him in approeching the shore sear Odessa, but ie seaside/min of his previoue good character tad long service, the court doth adjudge bin to be only severely reprimanded ; and the mad Lleateneat Royer is hereby acquitted, and that the said Fronk Rdington be, and is hereby severely reprimand." Both °Mien then retired with their friends, and the wort broke up. The crowd was so peat duns/ the three days' Inquiry, that the greatest difileulty besot the punnets of the press in the discharge of their duties, and but for the kindness of L. Oreetbssa, 11-q.. the deputy judge advocate, they mold not have got through them task with satisfaction to then• selves or comma jostles to the two gentlemen who stead their tea/ I Da. (Num% Se. Da. Bana. Mid. 0. West. a Darby .., rs.) ..... Ditto Ralf Sham. Nameable nal Doti& .. a" De. D. Lustuudia .... ....—... T Ti ad 2 si p 2 1 2. 1 I 1 The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 26th inst. for the supply of 3,000 qrs. of wheat, 600 qrs, of peas, 600 qrs. of oats, and 20 tons of tobacco. The imports of the precious metals this week have been only moderate, but as the continental exchanges maintain steadiness this circumstance attracts little attention. Our list includes the following arrivals, viz.:-678.715 dole. and 12,0121. by the Africa, and between 20,0901. and 30,0001. by the Hermann, both from New York ; 6,0421. by the Iberia, from Gibral tar and Lisbon ; 4,7301. in speci e (besides 29,6901. in diamonds) by the Solent, from the Brazils; and 1 box of bullion by the Cintia, and 3 boxes of silver coin by the Veda, both from Oporto. Intelligence was also received to-day of the arrival of the three undermentioned vessels from Australia, viz., the Hannah, from Sydney (sailed Dec. 14), with 1,600 ounces of gold, and 1,8001. in sovereigns; the Char lotte Ann, from Port Phillip (Jan. 17), with 9,670 ounces of gold; and the Aberfoyle, from Port Phillip (Jen. 6), with 7,0,30 ounces. The total value of the week's arrivals may be stated at between 260,0001. and 270,0001. The shipments are limited, except as regards sil ver. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week includes 970 ounces of gold, and 331,100 ounces of silver, representing a total value of about 86,0001. The silver was despatched chiefly to Hamburg. The particulars are annexed, viz.:—gold coin : To Rot terdam, 420 oz.; to Boulogne, 64) oz.; to Hamburg, 500 oz. Silver coin : To Hamburg, 103,000 oz. ; to Boulogne, 600 oz.; to Belgium, 40,000 oz. Silver bars: To Hamburg, 187,500 oz. The other ship ments reported to us comprise 43,5501. by the Iberia, for Lisbon, Cadiz, and Oporto; and 14,3581. by the Great Western, for the Brazils, &c. AR. Protected by Royal Litton Pl: B reen i t tweak eat wad ir the Seek et the Irk de Y Perk tad the bapertal Wage r alesee. Trattark, Re. 1, lea rekede Ibr reasalaa. ap i day. dad admalma of dr *yam. Thrsandr, ellmamey. lathe Ohm = j=ege. emeleadr tad maw* mem= en teem et ate lt aged= hew se kag beta theeeld ea mildew Sr. aka ida et the balk of as wag mg= of the pegalalea. triewsie. k lie greet eseelmed mit* kr kat dem et lakelemettlk ke ankh yob TM =ilathe Inevitable reagea the Mktg% eurilleellia, tal the researei hde vend amok mew Mee. am, MIL 1.3, sad 3, re Mr amid et ken er enek all of aB ammatki paattre. The me Be ea the wit talk althea' kelt uss bobs sogastal. NY la dr km, et He. ees lit fr es ll by wa i t dalas. dividal late sepaddle Yea, se ettadaiketel bg ♦ kart& Ihms, ba—lk be Md. whaling* sad la =a. of Sabin lokaisa. thmoblllt Moray sad Os.. dd. Odateadoest. 1.01 81 . 110 • IL.IL l lagltam. Idabradet. e tsa=i ii = dmia. aab.pade A mu. Weinarladoladdb. all r= k Warnapulat Salta ••• • 11 • '1 $ IslCLlstares MIL es.C2 Nouveau Movie 144 161 1 I *oak oe hand Casks. Delivery lanweek De. Iron let Jose errivallut week Do. trees let J ens 'rke Y. C. per ewt. Do. Town Orif;kif Do. h erko 88,2* 8,142 91,124 1,180 81,117 411, Od. 4114. Od. 93,1134 b 29 Sep{ beg 9P,533 660. Id. 64 , 9d. 33,241 2,100 74,117 641 71,564 444 9d., 304.04. K oartoon CootDs adoo Id North Doooog kendi 4o.l 413 Do. A • Do. II Osorialmol.. • N. +w.—Dorwei 0 0 4 ai di lIS 11,1 irou nro wlver Ladl Mask lbreatoy eft. Pow ■ Is Arrival for the week ending April 24, last year, 1,033 make, and delivery, 943 °aka. The arrival last week comprised 412 cuss from Mavis, 102 casks from Australia, aad 12$ from ot►er places. Total, 842 casks. Da Da Da _ Mob Lemke _ _ _ *lli ax B. York ..... 'aii n — e 1 7 de II fi Ms II lii 0 0 ell IS 711 si iwak, a I 1 1 WOK liartpres t Traeskrable by obrkped demi . It SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY There are • few more betide than ou Monday last, bat there Is also more demand, sired Uy for hest qualities. We are enabled to quote an ass, age advance of 2 , 1. per Bibs., and rather more on some of the choicest. The number of sheep is again smaller, and consequently prices are rather better, bat trade is by no means brl.k. Lambs ve iather more in demand. Good calves maintain Friday's quotations. However, trade is generally dull. From Germany end Hol land there are 300 hews and 116 calves. Scotland, 300 beasts. 2,000 from N•.riolk and Suffolk, and 100 from the Northern and Midland Counties. in I ii to 1 il I tt I et. I 6'. Mow 101. Ohara 17i, 'forth otallordehlro ill Math Walton loom.lime it ervatlite alt. lane Wm., & Waiver. .swat, Coeval emcee!! Mielime! ......_ i :4 do Ms ger I 1:1I r 9/ 99 SS SI 22.00 40 0 50000 SO 4000/0 26 0,000 10 10,0 e IN 21,000 100 21,010 23,4001 20 10,000' 10 0,006 1 Se 0,0001 SO 0,001100 10,000 100 10,0441 SO 10,000 S 0 20,00e 1 st.ral fi WON IN 4,000 10 won • 11,000 13 MO* IS 2,000 0.000 10 JOINT lITOCIC tel!alow . 's 01.1 *ANIL fig i SO is Carriond Met se Marc Beak et I 66 41 Ili 1 4 60 et vi mi a i ei. I — Wairaiii• - . - satilwa — r minim ocasmad et Leaden— _ _ _ _ s ei 6.1 11l l'irlitalot"S"""Zr' • Irlll3 CKA of mieu. lON ; boa, 1. Mist= et Oa ma premises& awl tompertsat Preelleal Palma Is der Dams ay I. 111. Louse; D. Mos of the Callao • late dealer Pligalehea lo Sepal latrwry Merthe Oho* es Alma awe Anibal. bleite • SIMMS ea MA aad DISILUOIIet 1111•17. Landes : Levaess asd 10 ism* Divan Lk. *mat imam ......-- lo vein Wales Is Arndt Tarlaillt litarotto W laraltian sad Darlington . 11_ Tan ValsL&lMtne N ii DIM Wm UM= sal Osestir Looks MO Mask Lceduard westairer I/ 17i ve a i die i N Per moos of 5/ba. a. Per does of Mb& s. d. r. el. Owl Wolk Flentords 4 8 410 But Dam. & 4 4 4 6 art 8860640rms g -wools .... 4 6 4 Brand qamilty Boast 3O 4 0 Do. do. elboro ... 40 4 3 Wyss 3 8 5 Lausod second qurlity 4 0 4 4 Pio art Dr. 4 10 6 0 lamb. 6 8 6 8 Homo as emetic. 3,281 shoo sao Web.. 19,140; Ares, 161 410. i;it Sat /11 en Noma.' QM ill sessurend soll MI Mot Larks .-.. Is Wass °must .... - it 'castle Los.lloEsstal I' Hi 17 4 4 12 It 6 T Net. Prow. et Do. Illewr Naiad w Into/ New Sena ',Wes Oriel& ;St Cerporstice VI i COURT OF LIEUTENANCY OF THE CITY OF LONDON. i • I Prost Australian Bank lag and Ciold 1 Oo flout It Amtrak' U.k■ of Aunnlia Do. Now Duke of lodes . U Si *ll 41 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Hewn. Pattenden sod Btsith, hop factors, report that than is again mom doing in Basset hops this =wising at improving prices ; the supply on hand lis very small of all sorts, sad much higher prices are anticipated. Atoms. Do. 7 psi c‘ at d irr i Z adowd Oert sad emir us 3e4 IS Ili N N a w ++ i i :i I. si. . 4 4 Ii • - 11 II 0 COAL MARKET.—'PHIS DAY. Holywell, 18..; D►riaor.•a West Hanky, 19s. 6d. ; Tao field Noor, 16s. ; Howard's West Hartley NsAston, 196.64. —24 fresh ships at market. THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING ' , Atilt, prise ed. ,b• Lia. "Aral lowesl , dill edamatsel fres ecomeerse sad eseee otturnA la Qs utast d valve of Um heseral ocos—la the a isS.l dla Inv ma% aed a the varied oenonthe sad ionsereisl Intim& osalalapi la the den re/hray, isaostasy artislio—thle psp • ug artaIIINNITORDZNIII AT 11111 /RAT OP WAR. Ell roams= NOM MI =LIMA AND IMPARTIAL. An moduli* oodp more of offagla few ladles Noe Is sup. Nad by rill,/ Ooodoad No& mid TIM OILY DAILY IQ/IRO WORT, llot of prima _ IT RICLUDMI ALL Oman's annansanans. Weitstly ladepthhaa. lad lemper due daty pre am say el Ileaedmpareeloh ale met 1114 1. / raddeadtl eel witty taleneadr e elided hr adtareder pathos ad liiNstim is espy. lb be seamed E beekedler adman la the Needed ;sr at ha dam Pea. 2 . 114 . 1 d thlslisma inu =dol idei rd Pew Itradbit tet • rodual Or e the paldldser aa vpheetiteh terabit the haw el arm swab reedy ft am* It. et MN. par quarter, bald A stymie by POI441.•11 cram RA RI ILY NEWS FORWARDED totbs COUNTRY OWING KIM se aft. dd. pr .. la wham. W Now Mdon t ADDOX. 10. Uppr Alksay..d.„ k. leskakiks PALLY NEWS LENT TO BEAD. from 8 ams. ttl Mx. WAL 3 pas. al la par week; sopelled is tows , p.m. ar I r ar er w at Rs. Ild.=rter ;by Www f APIA. I d. 1bw31•413•33. 111:1 ci LT NEWS LENT TO KEAD, in Ueda, st IP par varter.—SlNT by MORNING 11A.As= 100 D0..11a. bd. pr v.—Y% ADAMS% Traftelamer. Pm Ages% BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO MAD, and 'applied to the aboury by mob, pod, at Ida dd. quarter, paid lb advaass. M. 1117101C11. Onne.tarruss, Wed. samodgest.. The North British Daily Mail announces that Prc- Moor Macoatiebie has resigssd the Chair of Civil Lew is the Coiversity of Olugos, and that Sheriff Shea. has re eeived the appointment of the Crown to that aloe. William Stull*, Etq., writer, is expected to be the SOCC41110( of Sheriff Skase. ----- Three of the great works of the late John Martin, the painter, " The Last 'wipeout," " The Great Day of Hie Wrath, and " The Plaine of Heaves," are ea eshibi- Sea in the City, at the hall, No. 62, Threadneedle-street. The Era says that the rate of interest at which Ms. Villiers was accestomed to raise the funds for keeping sp his polities es the tart, varied hem sixty to oioAto per mt. per astwoo. In the seceritles which he was sena toned to give the money lender of the great metropolis, ►s Was joined by messy Mende, w►o, confident of his humor, did not hesitate to accommodate hiss with their sasses. Bat, we regret to add, that we fear, I. too essay inetsocee, thole sasses wore nut psalm, aid parties who oely ima gined they were liable for attain name, ere sow called spat for treble the amount. Some ef the., we nselustand, smug whom ore the Marquis of Bath, Lord Glasgow, end Lewd Clifdes, have disavowed their signatures, and legal mwures will be immediately adopted to try the qtr ettaa.” The hen. member is at creedal supposed to he is Swedes, where the a:traditional treaty for giving up of delioqnsate Monet orbit. Geeeral Burgoyne is expected to arrive in London Is a its, el two. At Vienne, lest week, M. Drouyn do Lhnyo sad Sena Botulisms', had as istorviow of two Loan' darstias wit► Primo Mottoraieb. The Earl of Aberdeen leaves London, for Windsor Castle, ea Wadareday. The Earl of Cardigan returned to town on Satur day, ben the Doke of Beaufort's, Badagatrwhours, Th. Hoe. Henry Percy, of the Grenadier Claude, rosiest sea of the Earl of Beverley, left DAM. ea estriMaY oa hie way to the Crises. Her Majesty's discovery ship, Enterprise, Captain Whims, C. 8., was at the Cape of Gebd Hese as the 17th et February, and bar arrival in Mislead stay be *spelled is the mese of a few days. A special meeting of the Commissioners wee held on Thursday last, for the purism' of preparing an address for prentatatiou toe* Repent of the Fnaeh. The mmethig was presided over by the Lou) Mayo., mad was more numerously atteaded than any that has been knows fee yews Amongst those preseat were the Chair ass sad other Dinceton of the East India Compose, Di rectors date Baak of Ragland sad of the South Sea }lmmo, Mereheats, Beakers, Dock Directors, Sir Metes Moetellare, Aldermen Psrebrnther, Bir James Duke, Bert.; Sir J. Musgrove, Sir R. W. Carden, Mr. Alderman Finale, Mr. Aldermen Carter, Mr. Aldermen Rose, Mr. Alderman Sciatica's Deputy Onbard, Dewy Deals, Messrs. Hughes Hashes, Lbws, Edward Wales, A. Marv, Moon, Mr. Lawrence, C. L. Wilma, Col. Sykes, Col. PsiWpe, and sumetoss other oomeniesioaers. The address was moved by Colossi WILSON, seconded by Sir Moans MOINTIIIOIII, arid soanimously agreed to. The greatest poestbu unanimity pervaded the meeting, that the most hearty welcome should be gives to the Em peror and Emnriss, sad that every mark of respect sad !attention should be paid to the sagest visitors. It was ordered that no commissioner should attend the protestation except in the cMcial dress of the eoutatission. A deputa tion (of whom the Lord Mayor was one) was appointed to welt upon lb. French Ambassador, with a view of ascertain I tag the Emperor's pleasure as to the tints sad plasm for th• reception of the address. Cnnunesication was forthwith had with the French ambassador, who at a lata hnor s fla tardily tolerated the commissioners that his Msjesty had filed to-morrow, at two o'clock, fra the presentation of the address at Windsor Castle. PRESENTATION OP Tifi FREEDOM OF THB CITY TO SIR .I.4IISSTIBB JISBJERHOT. On Saturday, at a meeting of the Court of Common Council, Alderman Kennedy moved, "That the freedom of the City be presented to Sr Jameetjee Jeejeday, of Bombay, Knight, se • Matimosid of the high estimation en. banded of bite by the Corporation of the City of London, l and from ko hie justly renowned character as a princely bsmodz.tze of his country and mankind, a noble example of tikmarleso private life, and public worth, aa • citizen of Bombay, sod of restless commercial integrity as • most mimed British subject sad merchant in India." Aldine= Loeady Peppered the motets in an able and heithemed diemy ha the mune of which he remarked on the puss Ispertewas of India to this comatry. The best yeam ed his ewe life had been spent in our Easters empire, d wblsh time be was in the habit of social Warders* end elm with its educated and wealthy Odom, and in the phis to which he had now attained, he was ' looked ibrersed to by his friends in India, who ezpected his to brieg their claims before the British public, mad to give the latter that insight into their character and position with& they were disposed to believe the Baglieb maple did set get gimes The gentlarde for whom as a personal fader* Metre, as well soma public grounds, he asked the froodom of the City, hod given in charitable donation., of • and private character, dm almost fibulae* dm of . By aa ofici4l damned laded from the India Hew, it woe shown that hie dreaded through government, smile • publls for., aasnuatird to the enormous cam of Meld At a public meeting held M Bombay, on the 16th of Jeeuery lest, far the purpose of raising subseriptioas for es Patriotic Feed, • donation woo osimene d of MN. from Sir Jetemtjm, mad 2601. from each of his Shad sow, making a total of 1.2601 When her Majesty, duo time ago, was pleased to confer on Sir Junatejee the Molt, of knighthood, the Parsee community, in token of their mew of bar Majesty's otradaternsioe, and of the adds sad potriotio oharmater of him on whom the rank was ...,.lined, mitneribed • sum of 36,0001 no • fond to W sipped " Sir Jambe* Jeejeeboy's Fend," for the par. meeddeltdiag the caprices of tratehting European works lets the Ladies humeapies, for free dietributiou &omit the Panes commersity, mad in furthermore of popular eddied. To this ens Sir Jame** hod added 36,0001., sad this =woo now invested by the British government for gßa knowledge into India. After puede be. tl • Boes6me Tissue, and from °Said documents, in pied et the public spirit and 'teddy nemilleenee of Sir Jemesqlsee mid of the high estimation ia aa sphieh be was bold =Pones eoussuaity, Aldersea Kennedy roa d* the ezpressics of • deb that the mottos might M wershmedy spread to. The moths baying been elo craft eseeedest by Mr. Deputy Dada, was carried mod manly, amid mash applause; as saddening for the pre 7312timetiom, proposed by Mr. D mks, having fallen to the hr weal of • mosidar. It was rasa resolved that Erempilemat be subleased mg signed by the Town tbeisessi ormax. u. •Air. 3 I OM Maas Clami • - de. D Ow s. do. / par lINL ir Oas Sm.. o. I Ow Now • par Clo•L lio=ll.ol. Ore kilusTat Ittis— 071 - digiere sse ele Da • re am. p.sL pm- . I Pp:« iv. , -.."■-!•- 6 15: fp AV. 6sTed:o6l9 .736% Lo PANM% pA7I Dodos•Jindise.dpo 100 Dilno Imisdoemoblo 4p. AU Da Wm MI. &.r... 01l di Ds Do. do. UMW Poi o. dli.llpo d lob Do. _ Or dunk all Jo. aloNoir Oak. dhow oil Do. do. Is. —.. all Do. An do. ... • Idsooddrodi Turbo SI log pool 4. I alligioostAloot.. 10• omik 11 led Mop Joio p • loadlllbWodOss.7llrd all .I„aildoodortydeoliFt Ds. =11144 0es. °11 11c11:421 Me Fri lls& Pte. per OM* Ow& ProL4FreLlll—.. Siva WWI ICUs De. Ow Lob p.41.11ft I D. Do- Qom, Do. Tart li &SPIN& North ,thiLvipee.llooo,llll4pm Malt liarai., Me Plaid 4i imilkweies gres.4i p.sosi 116.Ttaksbk_ edpersi.Ous LUC'S LARD AT TIM SO 210.1204 aal GU Oros' Om Leak ILO. It. Ouldoolooldre KO It. arkslob as looks 8d . 10 IGO 44411410 IS Jingo (lowid Pt. ErtUosirit. 100 (Owl NOt.) 23 1310•00044 Is Dan U IN (Omni Not. Wielos SS Do MallOINO,(LTotitS SS 1011 i aim LI: _ 111 Do. pima Moo). 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I. t. to . . .0 aL et. 40 ~c ~ tu_ I Ipa 121 he si a 114 111 107 100 IN IN i Ir 01 N 117 811 11 11 10 11 17 17e le 10i 71 13 19 1 1 1 1 1;1 101 1k Si IPs Ili of t iPa tii tii its 44 4 46 1113 165 61 67 PO lel 111 6$ 4 4 I 0 1 db IN UT 11 If Ai tNo r i , 98 IS ; ifLT I I I pi It et. su a 1; It.i!€ ~'U ~1~ d. se so ss • I 1 i li . 4 ft If I/ ii " iI De ni lil 124 Oa the occasion of the State visit to the Opera on Tlnuedey evening, the audience, the mobility, sad sub scribers especially will appear la Coed eeetase—the ladies la pluses sad jewel., and the gratlessta I. regimentals or fell Coen dress. Mdse. Stoltz's long announced performance of Fiddi in the Prep Ade has at kngth taken place, and (says Oakumlos) by aoItSl25 reelieed the expectations of see ps. anticipated by her admire». CROWDED STATE OF LUDOATL-HILL.—On fia tarday, at the meeting of the Conn of Common Conseil the subject of the pressure of the »sic in the above thorough fare cams under consideration. Mr. Boss said that the site of the Fleet prison, which hod bean acquired by the corpo ration at a set cost of 21,6131, was still %moan ied, after 12 years' possession. It was their duty as • of the liming end commercial interests of the City, to put an end to the simian» occasioned by each a state of things. Be moved, " That Is order to diminish the pressure of the keel. on Ludgate-hill, it is expedient to forts a new line of street from the Old Bailey to the south-east end of Far ringdon-stroit, on the sit of the late Fleet prison; and that It be referred to the Improvement Committee to moue a survey to be made of the property to be remov , d, to mu mate the cat, and to report to thistles» thaeon." De puty Bedford seemided the motion. Kt. Anderton moved by way of anteadraest, "That the Improvement Committee do forthwith report upon the reference of July 1647, ss regards the appropriation of the site of the Fleet prises." Mr. EL 1.. Taylor eeconded the amendment, which, aft er a ecesider-ble dineossion, was carried by a large tnajorPy. MEETING AT BRISTOL AGAINST THE SUNDA!, BEER BILL.—Os Saturday a eseetiag of delegates from a number of the trade societies of Bristol assembled for the purpose of °Doddering the operations of the Sunday Beer Act, passed daring the last @anion of parliament. The chair was takes by Mr. Luger,, of the Carpenters' Union. The bill was strongly road-mead by the several speakers, as un wise sad unjust, because liable to d4erent end op posite coastractioas by the magistrates of different Wadi ties. Witt was deemed legal in cue county was punished in another. Several lastamees were given of oppressive sad tiostredkitory decisions; and the fam wee eepesially ear mated epos, that the ball bore with pwrawalar severity =se working classes, while wealthy were sot perriehmes, th Wag le fall bark on Ode waliceseited seem It w ey ee list the set had bees shoe be by any Seems of demitasses eases. the =ve dam The essiegisa wee ass nee i adopted Thu a peil ea be saldreseed hes this seating to the Cheenesse limn of Parliament. preying he se MIMS. of the head ay Beer Let, ad Oat sok PIM= b• deed by lie Meows co bekaLf of ibdr rapes die anis, in Ibs pupas st sirimetbaft aria his Ike ammo miss." Ohs app.* U 4astrallea tent 11:1Ausgslaelaa I eagrallaa Regal MALL l 0; Botha h alerverka SO BMW Marlon lead OrlUlteoLese. t Red.oo. 100Piaeda St. I DallparetJaa.aaalaly r&yetal Palace el Do. Preleresee Owl& Palace of Priem I Metes Tree Ore Solftelera 01i 116.6leerrio Telegraph leiGenerel eta llarlaatian IMlOrerra: O D . U Ml4l Bar 10 11•11•se & 111.11muks• 1 14i11uralfs10.111ft 1101 10 ,1000041mb Wit 11,1.6 Wile Cada tam I Bum Nselpilia 016. 1 North It& Ambeimiss 110 Nureliat= l =. Yml 80,Parda& alOdeolidSt. Pcirlingkaal 10u 01, Mani llar blupsul 1 000abli AWL Uvula- I De. 113 hoe* hastrallas Load 1 uturdir We& Snip« j .i h rr th eia t ao =ae 100,Yea Illggegodelld i3;isio' iiiio, see - Teee; lame, IKON 21{.04 P uoe SON Me;uen 110,0001 UAW 00,0001 14,440 100,000 1110,000. 10 00 /8,000 /kOOO 18,000 10.000 $ i i a 6. 1111 1!0 104 109 SI l ip 11+ 154 4 F 1 ii 109 $ 1 4 Se ai au a a an The total ascertained shipments from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to about 144,0001. The private remittent*, of gold to the Continent, via the outports, are understood to have been also small. The Midland Railway Company are inviting ten ders, to be sent in by the 16th inst., for the employ of permanent way materials, including 5,000 tons of iron rails, and 100,000 creosoted sleepers. In the market for Land shares to-day, Canada Land and South Australian were rather lower. Bank shares were steady. Netherlands Land Shares have been dealt in at 11 (51. paid); Penin4ular and Oriental at 58 to ; ditto New Shares (101. paid). at jto prem. ' • Royal Mail Steam, at 681 to 69 ; an d N ew Y or k an d Erie 3rd Mortgage Bonds, redeemable in 1883, at 83g. THIS DAY.—Two °Twat. The English stock market is firmer to-day. After several fluctuations, prices are now maintained at an advance of 1 per cent. on the final quotations of Sa turday. It is reported that ten millions of the proposed loan is to be in Consols. Consols for the 10th of May have been dealt in at 901 to 91, and are now quoted 90/ to 1. For money, transactions are recorded at 90/ to 901, and the pre sent quotation is 901 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 891 to j ex div. The New Three per Cents. at 891 to 904 ex div.; Exche quer Bonds, at 991 • Exch equer Bill. at Ss. to 10s. prem.; and India Bonds at 14s. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief feature is a further fall in Turkish, which, after declining to 724, is now quoted 721 to 73 ex. di,. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. are quoted 174 to 181; Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101; and Mexican, 201 to 211. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 821; Ditto Four per Cents. Certificates at 91 to 913 ex div.; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 384 ; the Passive Bonds at 4; the Committee's Certificates at 51 per cent.; and Portuguese Three per Cents. at 39 to 1. PARTICULARS OF THE PROPOSED LOAN. The following are the chief particulars of the loon: The loan to be for the sum of sixteen million pounds. For every 1001. subscribed in money, the contractors to have 1001. Three per Cent. Consolidated Annuities, and a Terminable Annuity for 80 years, ending on sth April, 1866. The bidding, to be made In the terminable annuity. Tr.e Interest on the Three per Cita. Consolidated An nuities to commence from the 6th January, 1865, and the terminable annuity to commence from 6t-i April, 1866. The bidding. to be made at the Treasury on Friday morn ing, the 20th April, 1865, at ten o'clock. STRIKE OF COLLIERS AT WIOAN.—Two Of three weeks ago, the members of the Wigan Coal Proprietors' Association met together, and resolved to reduce the wars of the colliers in their employment to the extent of 10 per mat., and also to work their mines eight days a fortnight instead of tarries days. As the men are paid ones is two works, a fortnight's notice was Mere thrill of the motets• plated reduction of wages and the lessening of the hours of 'shear; sad that aotiee has now 'spired at nearly all the pita in the district. The whole body of the coal miners are in an "'mottled Mats, and the mon in the employment of the Inc. Hall Coal sad Cannel Company, most of those es. ploysd by the Moss Hall Coal Commie, and all who worked in the Pigeon Pit, belonging to the Earl of Crawford and Belearres, and the Homer Limos Pit, belonging to Kr Thomas Gidlow, hays strack work. This total number of peratias—collies• and drawire—who are thus thrown into a sae ldlenesstedll Probably he wetly I,6oo.—Maaehooler THE PRESS 01 , MADRID.—In consequence of a duel which recently took place at Madrid between two newspaper writers, the journalists of tnet city have decided that in order to prevent such affairs in future a tribunal of honour, coo • • gof firs members, shall be nominated every month, to decide on, and arrange, all personal disputes which may arise between gentlemen of the press in that city. —Gaiisoutrsi. The Constiesstionnel relates that when M. Drouyn de Lhuys had lett the audience given him by the Emperor of Austria he appeared much pleased, and afterwards said, before Idiplomatista, Howevergreat my expectations were, they have been exceeded by the exalted intelligence which I have been able to awaits to day in the chivalrous Emperor of Austria. He is the type of a great m..narch, who, understanding the spirit of the ace, w.shes sincerely and in good faith for an fallacies with France." The Em peror Francis Joseph, on hie side, expressed to M. Drosyn de Lhuya, through Count Boot, how happy he was to be acquainted with a statesman who, by his talents, since the commencement of the Eastern queation, has raised himself so high in the esteem 41 all the Cabinets of Europe. MODEL OF JERUBALEM.—Amongst other exhibi tions that have been available to the curious and leisurely during the Easter holidays, a model of the City of Jets mien has been open to view in Leiceeterasquare, and must, from the sacred historical associations its name awakens, be regarded with ieterest by a large class of people. The at tendant explains, while pointing oat the different edifices and natural feature■ of the locality, whatever incidents in the history of the Jewish nation, in the life of Christ, or in the event' of later times, may be supposed worthy of particular mention MOUNTED ESCORT CORPS FOR AUSTRALIA.—Ong hundred men selected from the police of Giaegow, Liver pool, and other northern towns, will from Liverpool in the Exodus, appointed to sail this day (Monthl). The force, which is to be mounted, consiris of 90 ta , n.B sergeants, and 2 inspectors ; the last mimed officers being Captain Hampton and Mr. John Cecil Ared, late an efficient and active in spector in the 0 division of the metrop,,litse police. Garret, the bank robber, proceeds by the same vessel. The Northampton Militia, Colonel Lord Burleigh, arrived at Plysneutti on Saturday, in the Deronslure, Bri , ish sad Irish steamer. THE MANCHESTER SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE PATRI out FOND.—The proceeding. of the Manchester committee were brought to a close on Saturday, when at a meeting pre sided over by the Mayor, it was stated by the Town Clerk that the receipts from volonsary subrcriptions had been 20,8191. ; from sub.criotinns obtained by canyon.' the wards of the city. 6,2631 12+.81.; fewer edjaceat village', 1,9091.61. 101. The total was 2,0224 19.. 65., and from this there was 3661. to deduct for advertising, 1421. for priating and stationery, too 36/ for various 'spencer, such as cabs, postage", dte When it was considered that for this small expense of 361. the kegs total of 29,0001. had been colkved, and sot a single subscrip tion promised had been lost, it would he seen bow eficieut and untiring hod been the services of Mr. Bianchi°, their boo. secretary. The subseribers of 10 . and upwards were 6,6;6. In addition to the 29 0221, there was a sub seripbon of 3,7761. 11s. Ild. from Belford, which might be looked upon as almost a part of Manch wee, and a contribu of Oddfellows. a T tl i n h on n e e o w f b b 2 o u r t e th of e . ri th fr is had oa lea t t b h . s e e n n ee M th a d u n s i e d h pa n n te o ia t r o f ti gsle ity f m rsi se nr e M he s i n te e r he a s ito. ter pith," rather more than 35.0001. THE NEWSPAPER STAMP DUTY.—The Yorkshire. IMP', a torthern journal of ostensive circulation, strong:7 opposes the halfpenny stamp ohm". "The memorial it says, " addrewed and presented to the Chancellor of the Exchequer by deputation, purports to come from the York shire press, without limitation. We beg to stun.' excluded from participating in the reatiments out arguments it coon- Toys. The truth is, it only represeegthe *lab views of the Limns prop and attain o%fsw Wes f Aiding Jour nals, whose circulation, t °INDO It MmAtinfr ihsallued ./.4. to ta ti o e p,m to treurv w f m concod in , th w ed h e i . c us h wi t aol h i rL iwe e o r t e.pti and . htbettoesi,aur jour nals eissikaillientego fir the eels of the West Meting; but 4 pswelyementy Journal s . each as are the Yorkshiressanj - TarksAire &mak and the York Herald, it 14i 1 eles dinaiwatige.. We Feint spinet the memorial s ift m l .at !weds c Mends, wok awl is virta• of which test to inadialt imap dist sift dels&s, Is tin 0 i Pla w 113 !M.