The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-29 00:00:00

, L u.,tiveo u. naiad. to 6114:VC that is some fa the r ,„ tea . ge even br a rbip May possibly be i lean Kohn • liar sato the long and tortuous • I %titterer' Collins's' so recently navigated. ahile the re..whet of Lieutenant, now Com. • 11..tano, ind only delineated for the first •• stern •I c .4 King William's • • lewd lu the ileteeti , m .4 the preektu "Range ....series and heat days of Franklin, with many oslefstigalde jounsela of the gallant and poems' • Allen 1 non 4 Iclicers—have not only - sit:l...Ratline of a Linn- portion of Prince of Walesa rio entirely UliVi•ite4l, but have gone to sandy gs that the ice-choked cluinnel. towhich the ' . ham been attacheth rarely if ever offer. for ships. (I'lleene.) For three successful ~,s l with very slender sienna and under the the palndne medal is bestowed on the • I est espeslitam, whose services hare alrewly wannest appr. , betion of his en...egoism end his who will doubtless rejoice to knowing this ...ion the recipient of e. honour as that which is adjudged abledninded of Franklin. ich ert ...) . R. Murehitsn, the president continual—ll g.- pleasure in entrusting to yon, Mar Roderick . tint letter to lash' Franklin, with the founeler'n :. »ha It the coined have awarded to her as proof felt hr the Royal Hcograpbiesl • re, .era Tres retiilertiol to seieLbee by her late gal. • eel also a. a token of respect and admiration i.e..l with which 'he ha.. pursued it wh hare resulted in clearing up the fate as of the Erebus end Terror, and at tinge in making important additions to o .llasl knowledge of the Arctic regions. ~u awe Ireplieil-I . .eilleasteil se 1 have •-, the Royal Hertgraphical Society since its founda ,..ure you, my lonl, that no event relating to ... given me greater satisfaction than the unani acquinaeuee of the council in the proposal i to thorn to grant our fuuneler's medal (Cheers.) Having pi-codiel o v e r the fifteen years ago, when niv (lest. friend Frank our shores, it usturallr hemmer me in the Years, when we 14eie to Ise anxious ti.a• fate of the Erebus and Terror, that I advocate every search, both public and • . which might throw a light on the voyage vowels, area 1 have thus had abundant opportune. • olenervieg end tasting the sterling guslaws .4 a proved herself to be worthy of the admire,- ' nenkind. (Hear, hear.) Nothing daunted by (es fsilure--through twelve lung years of hope de -1 nereeverl with a singletims of purpose and a I ediun which are truly unparelleled dheir, hear) w that her own last expedition of the Fox, und e r I. ~ ,t ll'Clintork, has retelisral the two great facts, -.hand had tneversed wide seas unknown to for ..tors, and died in eli.e.ereriei a NerttilVelit surly the iblindleatiuti to her of this medal ogled hy the tuition as well as by this society as one many recompenses to which the widow of the is Franklin is eminently entitled. (Loud cheers.) te.i.klin's gratitude for ibis the highest testimonial r. is thus feelingly esperatel in a letter to ma , .. wily drawback to my regaling of which is, that bile t•s. mock on my poor though Waken eetTicei : " 5, Park.place, hit. James's, May 24,1360. U. dsar ltoderiek,--As you were the fist to corn• the grant Miaow that has been conferred upon • 0 . thrit._ (.4ralraphicaltinetety, and. ,, were alma the fret to make the auggeatson which alb soul aaaaimonsly accepted by the council, I sun ...g t ...11 do me the bother favour of returning my It thanks to them. coulsl I make this request more fitly, as it en. . awl with man malltieuce, than to the faith. • ,e 1 .leu heekemil mei myself who, Maria( . )..ArN luus nowle the raver of the lost creme of 1 I.l. ll end Terns his own, an.l to wh.sr --- us:tit - a;d sorrel energy. eterted is behalf of our latest, and as .• 11, d , in.; effort, the little eapedition of the Foe has • ..-empienosisly indelded. • :Isom expression to my natural feelings on receiv , - • medal, sod will feel assured that its chief • !•. toe el the amquitt , a ty the moot competent au !r" • Irbil' it testtfies to, .4 the life-long sermon .4 th, ramie .4 gogruphical researeh, and. tope- L,ll , .4 to„ r.migin .liacovery .4 the North •West • • hi. e nnprnion. , whleh bet them their • •-• the emitemplation just awl so generous an not •••• . • tle. dead, all logionalconeideration. are well Loth set out ao entirely hut that I feel deeply the • evleampliosal kirhwm• of which I have myself he , object. Ilakelairming, as I mast ever do, all nicrit • e• t. which ori,pristed to the natural impulses of love • • sod who meter could have been suceeenful .telf.s•t those who upheld and served me I •hall not the lem elierish with grent pride as well ...ob.. the and diatingnished Tmoof an gene . to me of the approbation sad sympathy 1:-..1 ;...tospha-al !twisty.—Relieve me, that Sir .• S. •.u....•• ly grat•flilly yours._ - - **JANE FRANKLIN. th•lerick tf•irhison. Vie... President of the Royal .e.iptiplocal Society, Lc^ •ne as the+ letter does the (einem 4 s grateful • heart, .•t it not give rest to an none bed hoeh I.el hunklia animists-I fan Ira. Mimi, tn. *only that the imenureaufarradmiestier to wetly ot he knowinie that .he only data is that the Skuts which has bees. Mt le.towsl upon Captain Sir Leopold lif'Clistaek .. gallant asoiciatee. Maar.) Alodlisf 10 1 0 .= setter-et, Is ra riser vet ampstileJ) • Irrest .4 the Irfl.:..rf of Fnuiklia--o toathwest wide\ bromehol .n the Hume of Commons toy Ns i. 14fgt the. it met with moeral &poisons 'and ..1 the rosumordstion 4 the prime mim.t sad. •at •Ivalete hoth eules--wireely, that settles ride try re • intleivis,-rot to herself for that loam su ture .4 noses which she coal dl afford, she hopes miliaincat may he tine far maenad is to reward •o. ..al ere. of the Fox -flies. hear) —sod elan r tho circles oA a monument to the memory of bee 4 ..tsl hot companion. in $ public place, is which ro.'ordr4 that they in being the drat to din , -.th.erest . (Loud awl repeated cheers) .01, gift .A that Alv umiak solemnly and mord. of. nett I.y us esLaily Franklin for her decodes muse, ha followed up both bra suitable t-. the lose alirem and ere. of the tot, and by I....unwind 1.. Franklin ha Trwialsami`rare rothat on .t armee, staler the immortal Nelson may be .1 gab the aatiott's recosuitioa of hie Arctic lams. I To the honour of France, her bog-lost sad '•-I winsome, La l'eyrome, lows his touounient rind •..a the (Hest. hear.) Let Eas,land thus .1,•• , . her 4ratitale to Franklie dud his compealons b •hte Robb. us moral 'a hronse. • and thus show that 4 1.-4. truly Masonry those who die in sal nobly serving -entry (I lecro.) -- It off onto toe great gratification, Capitals mets, to lave to peanut to you the highest reward 4:eogiaphival Society caw wafer. via, the Patroa's, • , sis Gold M,.1w4 ta acknowledgment of the very • iod nimbi, • -mime you hese perfornied—arrises • •Jr apperchited not only thonighout this coustry, av, throughout all Europe and Arixerkm (Hear.) , I. o•Ctivroca felt deeply grateful is receiving so 1 . • • ~ ..11; of the edisiatios which the Road Geographiail • •, )tovw epos the services which he laid been cadged t to the canoe of geographical scoace. At the tom- he could sot forget that the dionveriew • had gained for him this distinguished honour '• - •11 male ineatentdly white following np a • .10f• -rout purpose ; and he regarded it as • r.ewil proof tl,. liberality of the council that sob • Wing that ...rem ...lance they hail awanled him so • token of their approliataa. He woo sure they with him Then •ail the value 41 the swami • • r' .•mial ImgeN enhAnced hy being c.aferre4 is oon• ' the n.nrkr.t awl feeling tribute which had • - o tail to the moiner 4 that great Arctic di...ovens or.l Thu cireroot.inee, together with the no • a wht•li haul Ire,. tti.4.10 of the l a st i iarsi ora oaf the ! Frankl•n mid his &vomit companion.. was •• gratifyinig to.titilouir that emull he bona, and reward that mil& he ormferral upon his mils ▪ • *-li. behalf of his companions to the late expedi might le• permitted to olowtve that they wouhl see nt of the day's psoceediuge with pleasure, because ••••• would find an acksiorledgnient or their ter ' - .41 as a reward of hi own. It hal not been hie . • o ploy a l hitt. ra. directly or exclusively is • .• d ilimoiericw, hut in what had occurred tmelay •• l• be mig:it find an incentive to tors hi future • ' direction. (Hear, hear.) We lived in times .• a chow., aml it was impoaitile to my 111 -, c ht is•cnr, lint thie ve b Might he allowed that it would afford him great pleasure if the ' 1 .1. anima could he accepted hereafter to explore 13 •• .414., gad extra! the boundaries of our knowledge in • Sean. 'Mem I. M. 1.4 111.,S •—I Mitt.' to expeess one feeling which ▪ '• • ).sly k'nuilitin. There is ao wish that she has :•••rt thin that parliament should properly reward .• • .•••iido ofll , eri and gallant crew of the Fox, who *dyed the problem of the fate of the t aprhti.u. (f'heen. *lowa% then pri,,,,tori to read the usual address, • •i• tol• •Irsmunt cif all the proceedings of the society • • bat sear, the •;;,,ozriaphical ilitcoverws matte in '. • ,'• the r.premily in Afrrea. Huai, l'hina, • : and payinz s ttihnte to the 'seaway - • Fe)low• aml honorary members who the ls•t minual meeting, ainisigut whom General sir T. ll'Llotagal Bri.haas• Rey. • a•itim. How }liiiintotuart taphimitnns. ~,D Rah er t latepheastes, ger George • . oast Professor Carl Hitter. • '• • neenherw were then elected by ballet, and V.auts to the pranilent, the connail, sad • •r• so- m .44<A. 3rll after the trinaution d WOO Wont.' the mortisig separated. Lard Ash . • i• iiie:er•tisal, is to be the president fur the Oh " TI., •4' CIVIL ENG! . . Wt. IMP r•• that the ~n urrrorr:...•a• a Mr. G. P. •••I.•at ..1 thr lie.tit•iti.et a %, , s1 Logisorra, win •., t his iTtu-stay. N►l 2t), as estgiseay .t this day week, Tuesday, tie 54 June, M THE EXPRESS, TITESD. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DA Y. Two o'Ci.oci. The railway share market to-day is firm, with a tendency to improvement. An advance of per cent. has taken plisse in Lanca shire and Yorkshire stock, to ter cent. iu Midland an d Caledonian , and about per cent. in several of the other leading stocks. London and North Western stock is noted 100} to 101; Great Western, 6811 to 69; Midland, 1161 to 117 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 1041 to 106 ; South Eastern, 66 to ; Caledonian, 90 to ; and Great Northern, 115 to 116. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at par tot prem. The Indian railway stocks are • little more inquired for. OADINARYINLULIe AID WOO= a d " I kaIWATL Cami.e°l4 7 I atrlD.lll.l stra wok afteerVal l Bet,lems.,aaralms. Bleepers_ II ll} I* 71 lle ili and Tyne Badoe,Ssaird,et Md.l Bristol and Leter Caledonian Cork and Bandon d ai j 201 We se ei lig Oft SO is Do. A Ano div. until Do. D p.c. Ls puld to B. 'Dublin and Belfast JUG Abd.Ja. Anglian Easters Douala Eastern Unice, StocitA D. Roots Lai Suffolk • 11 12 • 17 Ole GO 22 IS 27 ss. lii all Ditto DO &Holm/band °bye, De Edinbro ,Part& Deader sit Forth sad Orbs Jam DO Glasgow S. Western ill Greet Northor Scotland 100Ktrest Northern 1001 Do. A Stock I BO: lot. South & West. ars ) liirest Western Do.StonrYal.Oen.htk lantrashirei Yorkshire London and Black 77 79 8.1 ale TOO lOr CoiC:11; togßß.tJor t Loudon, Chathrs i London & (wilt Waft. IDo. klghtbs. P°4 ° ". t ut4W.°l Do. aneEnniskiDmal Maa.,ShattLiocolaah Metropolitan ....._— 116 116 116 117 1/11 la 116 die me a as 1 79 01) 1011 71 111 114 11 1$ 101% Oa par 1001 H_ 11. l ~fldlao`d I De. Dim. & Derby 13,11 d. Ot. Western (Ira ) !Newcastle and Carlisle Newport. Aber., &Here. Newry dt Armagh,def Newry,Warrenp. &Ito& Norfolk Northern Counties Vs North British North Devon Ball. &D Do. A .. IN. modern-1 1161 ad 94 100 101 100 100 100 aerwick Do. Leeds Do. Yet Ifo,t Lades ell Northdi.Westerrthuac. all INorth 10 Nott.StAirsotluki.,R.eke. 100 Oxford,Wor.ot Wolter all Peebles 10 U 7 4 all Portsmouth all Ithmuney 100 Scottlalt Central 100 doottish N. if. AberAtlt 100 Scottish Midland 100 Shropshire Veto° •• • • all altth=ekSheens NO Soak SO AM& Imam leb limas WO, K 56 A d i dl M aY 7* 601 106 . 107. WO Tab& • aimDe " =d e A i a • filiN MS* UM Tab A Moe 1Ta1! De11... .! 93 IS6 13 64 44 46 ilTo•iiCs._ I Mat Oornyall 'w.it ~a000.—.: Stria &alima Itsetar4p. et I Cilipte Daaltria.! Aber. Jos. Das Anglian, .11., 6p. et Do. 11, a p. M. Do. C. 7 p. et., L Coon. EL, Sp.at. Nal Do. do. Nat Do. New 6 p. d A.. Ualock, 4 14. et Ufa isittivintp.d. LW& ietait Itlthe=it, • p. et IDo.Se.rectst I D*. 44 per emit. Dosp.e.red.Ms p.e.pm. 04. N S cotland, ist Pr& IX Wart. alerted Do. redeem. 449 11 .= Do. redeem. 4 p. oenl Do. irredeem. 4 p. et. Do.4p.et.redeem Pref. Do.Arreo. Pref. Shares Do.ChesternSh. erre. Do. do. do. 6p. e. Do. Bine. One. Stork Do. Chest. 0 oa. name 64+ 102 1101 14 16 114 116 34i 36} 87 86 46 60 4 3 (IL 42 44 8 0 86 i IR GB 111 99 0 41 8 9 4 lee ll 9 pm 112 923 i 9 11 r o t ii i 100 i TM. Ni i 101 U." NI ___ -I. 11 1 db 6 1 U IS 10 11 tlii w S 85 IT 1 It ge Ille LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Bolroyd.) Rt PARRY. The uankrupt, a boarding and bulging-house keeper of Qmemstreet, l'beapaide, mod Mildrnay-park, Islington, ap pli,al to pas. his examination upon account. showing debts, 40 61 . ; Assets, Itt6/. The bankrupt had received in the shape ,d profit. 2,475/.. and salary to 66 , 51., which are more than absorbed by expenses sod lasses The bankrupt passed. HEATHIN. The bankrupt. s bulkier, of Walton-road, East Madsen came up us the .luestion of certificate. The bankrupt • debts are about 1,000/., assets Meow sulerable. It was stated that the bankrupt, who was faraori7 • journeyman. hail been induced to enter into trads en ha own account three years ago. He had begun in 1858 with a capital of 'AV., but hail unfortunately made too liberal advances to persona who hail failed or omitted to pay him, The Cofiiiiiissiooer granted the bankrupt a wood class certitic•te, but .aid be had gone on too loog, and warned him If be mincered again before the court he roust not expect the same leniency, as many of his debts had been nventl• contracted. Certificate accordingly. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) NANBION-HOUSE. All Lint:DINT THIEF. Eibeardlony, a smartlyslreened, gond.lonking who described himself as a cigar maker, was charged with stealing ds. ltd. from the person of Joanna Collins, a young hely residing at Shepherd's Bush. The prosecutrix delosisl that she had just ascended the steps at the other end of London-bridge, when she felt a tug at her ark emm....equeoce of which she put her hand into her 'octet, awl found that it had been emptied e( :is. ltd., while the priolicr, who was the only person near enough to touch hetet the time, was begimiing to ono away. She r.tiaekl a ere "f '• Stop thief r and he was soon after caught by a railVllll4. Shown, pollee-constable f 174, said he stopped the prisoner, who loudly proteited that he load robbed no one, but at the sonic time he pullet Ti, fxl. from his pocket, and said he was quite willing to give it to the prosecutrix, rather than get into troubk innocently. Afterwards he tried to drop the 74. la into her hand, but by the advice of %vitae., she refused to take it, and the prisoner wsa conveyed to the station.house, where some other money w a s found upon him. When first taken into custody, he denied the right of witness to apprehend him, as he said the robbery was committed in the county, and not in the ('its, anal that therefore be ought to be taken to Southwark police court, and not to the Manaowhouse, but as the spot was just within the borders of the City, witness, of course, paid no heed to hie protest. The prisoner now strenuously asserted his innocence, insioting that he was an "industrious young fellow who earned his hying honestly ." but there was more than a +ll4plei.ll that be had Lee; at the bar before, and when toll that if he persisted in his plea he must be committed for trial, be admitted his guilt, sad was sentenced to be imprisoned for three months with hard labour. BOW-81`r.EKE manure° TRZ AVDIII3Ce AT TRI RTRttD TI MM lkorpt Willis, a man of respectable appears.... wag charged with creating a disturbance at the Strand Theetrak licton, 101 F. demand that he was on duty at tie Iheaael Theatre at shout hattpseit eight on Monday night, elm this prisooer, who was in the pit, began to make a distortion's hp eflutittn • out " I iiirrah" iu the middle of the Own. Winces niqued;d him to he quiet, hut to, only shouted the me% awl after several times repeating his rem. ootrances, witness was obliged ti put him out of the pit. He then refused to go away and eoutinue.l to make a prat noise in the hall. Witness again logged him togo away quietly when the pri ..ner turned tipu I him and struck him tvnee in the chest sal onie in the face. He was drunk at the tone. _ The pris-ner admitted that he was tbe worse for liquor and expressed writ rr4ret fur his co duct. lie trusted the 0u,,-istrste would deal leniently with the oue. Mr. Jardine mid the ...vault on the constable WWII an ultimo IMO oeM not pans over. The defendant must pay a fine of N., or be inipead, for one month. time was pea GREENWICH. reison•cieti. CoNDeCT OF • LIM OVAILDSMAX. * private of the Shed Life Guard* woo clum-ged before Mr. Trail' with the followin; violent aaaults: Thomas Marshall, a carpenter, residing at Greenwich, meld that about nine o clock as the previous (Monday) nicht he was at the Little Crown public-house, }let Onweerieh. The prisoner was there at the time, and witness, Karin g dimwit been • ruddier, inquired whether he ) belonged to the Life Guerds ! The prisoner that he did, and held out his hand to slake handy. 14 items thee held oat bin hand alai, but hutted of taking it the prisoner struck him a most violent blow on the side the heed. — lderaidtinsithett said he had just returned from the (leystal PaLace and entered the Little ernwn with his wife. He saw the pioneer and the last witne--* there, and alto the wealth oceninitted. Whale. then r marked that if he had besa aseeulted in each a foamier he ihoulil certainly b a p. I go for a constable, oo which the prisoner came ha whore he was Paging and struck him violently in the face, aisichig his none bleed and knocking off Ma hat. His wife weak to pick the hat up, when the prisoner seised hold of her sad W•ew her scrim. a table, in consequence of which, Rai .win[ to her being far advanced in pregnancy, she was sew tatable to attend. ••Police-ous.table Forward, 74 R, mid he was sent for by the kailluctl of the home to take the prisoner into custody, NA ea coming up to the premier he said, " Oh, this is it, is it? What do you ',air Witness tokl him he wished hum Wise iptiecand to go beck to the public-house. The prisoner at noes commenced it his mot, and on a frieoil of the Primer aviallag 11, eel deisiwq him to be quiet, he Meech him violently end linseed him away. Another eemetahle thee emus up, whew, deo struck by the prisoner. Tise laMer then eamnsineed ea Meek upon him (wiener). in avoiding ties prinnee's Mews witness ens injured on the side di tie fess and ea* but bowing closoil with him he wassemired afters severe elniggia. Mr. Tradl—Was the primer Irak ? The oesetable—Be dad not drunk, your worship. The prisoner gave a denial to the whole of the eherges, bet said he bed no yit.nessmin floVemit Stacey, of the Life Guards, here said he had lam nett from Laotian by Use colonel of the regiment to sneak tie ease, and whatever might be the pnnishment hilleted by his worship the prisoner would be Jitlitiishml in regbnent. Mr. Train said the prisoner had been guilty of no fewer than na areaulte, for two of which be was liable to be committed to prime without fine. It was a question with him whether he should not send the prissier to gaol without inflicting a hue, which be certainly should have done had it not been for the fact that the prisoner would be liable to punishment on rejoining his regiment. The prisoner wait then ordered to pay a fine of :V., or to be imprisoned with hard labour for ox weeks. Sergeant Stacey immediately paid the fine. Madame Celeste is. playing at Dublin to crowded houw in the roe of Tiro Cities and L'AMe Vawlresit. A new ,:heel for railway carriages has been introduced to obviate the possibility of those breakage* of tire from which a !arm proportion of the worst acci dents h►ve recently arisen. The tire in thi.o case is solid thrughout, having no holes for bolts or rivets in any part, and it is so couneeted with the wheel that if one part were to break the remainder would still he held needy in position. The system has been tooted on the Brighton line f o r some months, and the results are said to bare demon strated its safety and economy. A rah oorpe has been formed at Rugby School. The drilling commenced rimier Sergsent•Major Thompsos mid Sergeant Tait, of the Town Corp., who are the ap pointed drill instructors, and the members are already ispiffiy improving. It is exported that there will be four companies, with two officers attached to each. Several of the absolutist journals of Madrid bar ing more than ,ince announced the death of Garibaldi, some persuee had by way of pleasantry sent rotted to the news papers and to the leading political personages a circular surrounded with a black border, requesting the "friends of tyranny" to attend, at the office of the Correspeedeania, so wn* ',evice for the repose of the soul of Garibaldi, who be. been four time. d,.initchetl, but ie still quite well!" ZsTunstvg Flame. —This morning, shortly fore two o'clock. a fire lorrTened in the retail' ea he. longing to Mr. Norlen. a baker, situate at No. 2, Wells nowt, Camberwell. The building and all it contained were eresumed. The sufferer was insured in the Pluenix Another fire. by which the lives of fonr per sons wee.. Jeopardised. happened this morning in the premises belon4ing to Mr. George. sad known an a n (dub. Commercial and 04 08 .b n/inn , i n Tonleeatrort, geothermic. The fire was discovered by a pntionwn of the Y division, who after great trouble SYMAC.I the inmates These in the lower part of the building managed :to get eat in safety, but four persons In the upper part of the establishment were unable to get out. Instant death appeared inevitable, when Conductor [hunt arrived with the It..yal B.iciety's inestpe, and brought them down in safety. He was, twin reaching the ground, loudly cheered. The whole t:4 the awe Snore wine burned out, arid serious damage don- to the adjoining and opposite honest Another Ara happened in the premiere of Mews. Rees and Sprague, Mk and dye manufarturent Mn. 54, rninuatreet, Borough. The misfortnne eoeimenced in tie front chop. the flamee spreestag up the Mae. The engines of the London brigade arrived ui toe c0nc....4 a few ninon.," after the Are we. discovered. but the flown could Dot he extinguished until the wsrehouse was destroyed, and the upper part of the building much damaged. i -- ii un t us Hs 111 us. us 110 112 103 110 174 __ in 88 110 111 75 76 116 111 111 111 MS 105 II 17 N 101 90 91 91 N 104 104 : 17 19 10 109 76 76 13 20 9 10 1 16 11111 Ile 116 118 116 116 US 10 116 118 102 106 154 157 132 136 el 70 21 It 115 117 1522 1571 110 149 102 103 96 06 111 123 110 112 II tr 1 01 ail }dl 6 pni IS 14 In iii 11$ 120 73 75 10 ;,4 23k 101 103 101 103 80 91 90 101 80 88 33 29 312 2 111 9 82 33 44 48 MAY& ell /t i A Arkaaaa ... 7 irri,:ii.r.ip.c all Saes. Jancuaa 24 ft a S. Fernando all Iltalses to Oralaseasee all Was a Sall all all no IS Dugan lthealdi all et Prows . • a Gat lamina Ilaa. It 10. 7 all 'GL Canard al Aran _ all Gt. Leze= s Cessa. 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"do. do Do. do. do Lane.d Yorkeh. 6 p.c.81 Lon &aright-5 p. c. Goa 84 No. 1 D 0.5 p.c. do. No.! D0.5p.0. do. Do. sf. c. do. Ne. 4 Do. 4 p.c. do. .... Do. 4 p.e.prf.ert. d 0... Do. 7 p. e. Pref.Btocet.. Do.ep.e.do. OV. &de P. Do.4p. e. St. Av. dad. till 18e5 , Loatiathiun and Dover l&N Cov.d Ntin.sp.e Londondrrydeoler. i eh Iten.Shrf. & LI nc. Gp. et. 5 Do. Do. 35 Le per cent . Do. re I learnable p2ct. Nctland Cons.ep.e.no 4 Do. Cons. Hr. & 11.11p.e Do. 44 p. et. Pref. Stock Do, Lel.* litchi's 4 p.e. I lew.tAber.te.,rar.6p. e.,wlth option ttlllfelb Norfolk 5 p. et. Me. Stock North British 5 per cent Do. New Oa . S p. et. Do Border Union rea N. Lea —Derw.4 p.c. !I Do. do. de _ ISO 100 100 100 n 100 100 100 1011 -. 6 100 100 100 100 IF Do. toodis p.a. No. I 10 Do. York. H. &pare all North Staffordshire.... 100 Or.W.ttWolee. e. Istria 100 Do. irredeemable.... all Scottish Cent. New Prof. 100 100 103 100 100 I Do. A ber.git p. c... Do. 7 pet. Prof. Stock S. Devon Plied ‘; p. c. 9. fiaa (Itead. An. 41.0.4 Do. 4} per cent.... Do. Sled 44 per cent. S. Waist gue, Ip. cent,. I Do. 44 per coot ;S. I'mtal 4 p. c. gun Stock.*Datilaptonsp.e Do. do. Bep.c ! Do. dn. C6p.c ,Water.tlllkeonylp.c IMAM EVENING, MAY If0:4& JUILWAY& Born. 1-ar7ai K SI IS flf 1 9 , _4t 7. * 1 eLbYuronlL Do. New Do. Preference ***** aPa alt . A 1. H. Do. Ja171., WM • De. June% lire. Diked& it Imetera OtreS.aDooke ROM WM Datairs lest Liam po. Exteaston Do. Jubbalpore Do. p. et. Debeat Do. 6 D. et. do Geelong ja *Mamas: 55 SO le 55 ... Ti ca. 4' - pm 14 4 di. 1 U. 101} 100 a i I t : the ,rot 001 O 21 81 n el 0 76 90 0 66 Do. 6 fru et. Pref. . Do .sec. Pret.6p ct.Sc Do. 6 per rd. Dobent.. Do. 7 per ct. 1902 Do. do. 1867... Do. do. root Indian II so as io .1 66 70 991 100 116 1 11 . 419 814 1 " 1 4 98 100 96 100 96 100 90 96 ET 89 08 Se 91 el 1 04 reestlBl LDo. Nov S. dimes". I Lt 01.Woot Cloods. 3 Do. r. Dolido.,porrlkopt.WWo Do. do. 73 opt. tW 60 De. do. 73 wlthoctop Do.sip etßdo,pay.77 Madras Door. 4i per Cl. Do. do. II per ct. Do. 41 per et. Ixteri Do. ft! Sitioa. do. Idrib._ Oorp,6p. ct. IL Wm , via & C oho A cop. alt. Du. do. Lod do Do. do. 1 cap. la Do. do. load do. 5 I 5 T II T 5 T Do. lo.litt=.. UM g. T e ti MaidsW. 14% 1 1111 I t Ils. IM. I Dm IMt ci1..L5000. I 0•618. J '18100;111. Comeireded. lOll - - - MAR In. Do. 4p. at. Pref..** 100 - - - , 110116,0211 Bt. But and Red India 100 - - - 11,08,110 Bt. London ee l 00 - - R 1,180,800 Bt. 84. Katharine - -..-. 00,806 Kt. Flouttampton lOO - - - OM, Bt. Victoria - 6,000 ft Do. New - - - COLONILL OOYWMZNT ISICITZITIBIL No. I* I ittoOrn IPt i 01. pries 4 Sala .... .. Oan.Oov. 0 p.c.Jan.o.lnl 100 114 116 - .... .. Do. *per catt., 1879 lOO - - - .... .. Do. 0 per cent. 1878 - - - .... .. Do. °per cent , 160 llOO - -- - .... .. Da. 6 per ot. Yeb.etAng , 100 110 11! - .... .. Do. epee at. Mar.& Bey lOO 110 111 - " No I Do. 5 per cent lOO 101} 101} 1011 1 A Scrip 0 - - - .... .. New Brunew.Oov.Bp et. i.e 107 1401 10 .... .. N. S. Wales Gr. sp. c.lBOllllOO 100} - .... .. Do. 6p. c., 1871 to 1870 100 1000 - .... .. Do. 6p. c., 1888 .... . Non 800 6p. et litg. .... .. Dab. redeem. 1875 . - 1 100 108 100 - .... .. Asst. Om op. a Bondsll4o 110 112 - .... . Win ov. Op. a lialliNaly 100 - - - •••• .. D 4 1 . 0 10 811 . 0 . 6 0 8 .406 4. 10 100} 107 1003 } 1 JOINT STOCK BANES. 110. I*. } BROIL I PE. IQ. prima i *lea. I IS, WI Agra and B. Par. Bank .SO II Tf - 0 Audinisela A 0 II flll } 1t26 Bank of Migypt - 100 Bank of London SO 51 61 62 SO, 10 Bank of Turkey 8 - - - Ilk 50 British N. America - -.- * 10 Chart . Bank of Inia, Australia, and Ch i ns. Olt 104 39 - 116 ChrOd. Mere . of indis, Lon., and China ali 30 SI - II 10 City 20,000 100 Colonial - 0,000 20.11 Com. of Canada - *OOO 100 Com. of London lO SO} * U - 25,000 20 Eng. Soot.&Auel.CharteL al 161 1111 80,000 20 O. Bank of SwitscrlawL all - - - 54,000 10 Lon. (IL Beak of Aosta all la lisa - !4 SO Landon and Coast) - - - 10 Joint Stock - - I 9 SO, WO sal Reonalnder 2O - - A} 10,000 100 Nat. Prow. of Naglind At - - -. id 24000 10 Do. New l2 - - - 20,000 60 Nattanel Bank - - - . 26,000 10 New lon* Wales all -.- - 60,400 15 Oriental aaak Corpora. all - - - 121,000 20 Ottoman Beak 10, 100 Provincial of Ireland lll - - - 4,0001 10 Do. New - - 111.0040 20 loath Australis all -.- - 40,000 25 Union of Australia - - - 04000 60 Union of London - - IR 1 moo 100 Unity Katmai OS -.--.. •-• No. I Sh. I OOlOOl3O. I Pala. prima. I !aka 10,0111: 10 Anglo.llloool tali - all 15 154 - 25 10,1001 Austra li an Agetral 19 WI 314 - 350 . 1000 Atlantic TeL (Lbs.).- WI - - - 57,000 10 Berlin Waterworks ~ Ol 44 6 0 - SO Brit. American Land 4O - - - 6,000 0 Brit & Irish Mag. ToL 6 all IR 39 - 8,161 20 Do. B 7 per c 1.11171031 all 19 01 - 11,710 60 Do. C - 11,015 334 Canada Land all 116 110 - 1,000 10 Cbannel lalandsTeL (L) all 0 it - 00,501 St. Cop. Mg.otling.eftSmali. all 20 15 - 12,000 Do. Pref. 7* per coat. all 144 164 - 1,001915„1 25 St. Crystal Palace - 1041f0 at. Do. Preference lOO 94 100 - 00,001 Ili. Do. Op. ct. Peep. Deb 140 103 100 - 700.000 St. 711ectric Telegraph 7,191 25 Do New - 70,100 5I • . and Ansi. Cop. - 20,091 16 i n. Steam Navigation 14 -.-. - i 30,.. 1 treat Ship (Limited) 116,00 la Indian and Anat. TeL - - - 11,000 I lan. District TeL (1..) 1 11 1 dla - 10,000 10 London Discount (L)_ 6 1 34 dl, - 100,020 4 LAM Oen. Omnibus Co .ll 1 it - 64091 SS Madras Irrign. & Canal 1 If $k poi - 10,000 10 MedlterraneanKiecTeL all ..- - - 11. 10 Bediter. Mx. TeL (Lim.) all 3 4 - 1400 15 National Discount Co 6 1 Of es - 4000 10 NerbuddaCoahtirosjd 6 14 Of Ws - 11,310 10 Netberiands land . - all - - - 00,' , . 5 D0.13p. c., la ail dia all 4 f - 1,71 t 10 N. Braga &N. Scot. Ld. 00 0 16 - 110, IN. Bet Australasian all l ii 1 - 60, 1 • natal Oas - 40,000 1 Do. " Now Shares" lO. I par - IQ, 10 • en. In. atm. (Lim.) 0 - - - 10,000 10 Do. do. C la. - - - 910, . St. Peel River land& Min. 100 45 48 /10, • 00 Penh. and Orden. Steam all 77 70 - 91,000 10 Do. New lO 134 144 pm - 44 • 10 Bed Sea A Ind. TeL 44 t e.Jorll . flt i tyDr. Gov. 174 4 4 dls - H,OOO 60 - lam 15 - Cro. 15,010 100 loyal lull Steam SO 40 404 - 1.000 Bt. . , Aust. Invents. 100 10 1/0 - 14.100 96 • tit Australian Land all 1 1 - 74000 1 • hamuine TeL Scrip - 74000 1 Do. do. Registered all - 60,000 20 • & Ln. Co. Up. Can 6 - - - 10,000 100 Iran Dlemseris land- - 5 10 -. LOCAL SHARI MARKETS. LITIMPooL, Max YB.—The market Ina dull all day, were steady at the claw. Birkenhead, 70 71—Cakdon 60—Eastern Counties, 10} 101—Great Northern 114—Great Westerns, 64 08}—Lancashire end Yorks 1064—Leadaa and North Western, 1001 IOO}—DIN sisilli. LIS 3 d.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Liao°lnsh —NUMMI stock 7161 I lef—North British stock, 611 61f— JIMA Staffordshbe, 4 31 d.—North Eastern, Berwick capital sleek, 1161 961—Ditto, York capital stock, 791 801—Date, Leeds stock, 61 621—Oxford, Won:aster, sod Welvmhampton, 441451-- Beata Bsetsew, 261 24 9-16—bat ch Rhenish, 6 13.16 6 1146 d.— Great Luxembourg, e 9-16 6 11.16—Gesad Trunk of Canada, 7f 8 —Great Western of °made, 1211!}—Ditto, New shares, 81 8 d. —Buffalo and Lake Herm, el 6—Lombardo-Venetian, die. xd. par—Great BWp, lie. 6d. LlMicussege, NAT It—There was a steady Ismael. but with :gill: business. tilversteue and Laas, 16f—Leeds,104 7 16.16—Landosa, 1014—Dovies, 161—Canadm, 16 646 —looisd, 110 t. but prices Lisa stock, stook, 115 diire, 104 k to, Eighth 11'4441;41f ACCIDINT OF TM SOUTHPORT AND LIVIU'OOL Wm.—A retro accident, though fortunately not attended with lees at noeurred yesterday, near the . flaadhilla Statics. 'The amiss of &presager train in rounding one of the curves went olf the line and overturned, dsg two carriages containing peasengens with it. One of the carriages was broken, but none of the inmates much hurt. It is stated, however, that the fi reman has not escaped without i sev nip e i r da iAr tis For ;in. , / e the en the ne tra an te of the line was carriages, and through were compelled to change at Elandhills. Tax SmT PLANTATIONS. —The weather during I th e par week Ire been less favourable for the growth of the hops than for some days previously ; the cold nights I materially checking the of the plants, which the limited sunshine and ch' y showers of the day have failed to compensate for. From Goudhurst our correspondent informs us of a large quantity of flea infesting many of the plantations ; and at Breachley the appearance of " a little fly " is spoken of, though our correspondent adds, "for my own part I can only find now and then a solitary one on closely looking at the plants." He adds, " the bine harbors Is platty, and not so bold as at the corre spond. t lag season of the year during the past three yearn Our Cearrbery report states that the bine is making gnat =lPand that the flea is somewhat diminishing ; a at places. Where the tying has not yet been 00M plead the hope will have sustained some damage from the extrordinary high winds of Sunday night and yesterday.— &MA Eastern Gazette. On Sunday night a tremendous gale blew along the north.east-ooast and committed terrible ravages. At &orboroagh. in particular, the effect of the wind was strongly felt, though the gale in its greatest violence only broke out early on Monday morning, sad that so suddenly as to overtake some boat, whisk had put to sea for fishing and plasm, =:One life was lost at Scarborough by the total hessaa. At Shields two ships were wrecked. The Malmo spread over the country, far it was felt at Wake &adford, and other places ; and the Whitsuntide festivitim were considerably marred in consequence of the empissaant weather. __. 100 100 100 100 100 100 li i il: 101 10 a 20, 060. ;ii Y 0 ; To Nit - 101 111 tie I 79 IS 902 i i 100 00 ~.. IES Two o'OLoot. SY MARITE7.-THIB DAY. - I L - The funds are again firmer to-day, and a fresh improvement of 4 per cent. has taken place. The rise on the Paris Bourse exercises a favourable influence. In the share markets very little busi ness is going forward, apart from the settlement, which has commenced this day, but prices are firm. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 69.75, showing a fresh rise of per cent. since yesterday. Consols are officially marked 954 and for money, and 954 and I for the acct. The present quotations are 954 to 1 for cash, and 951 to for the 6th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2284 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 4; New Three per Cents., 934, i ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 174 ; India Stock, 221, 222 ; Indian Five per Cent stock, 1869, 1064, 1 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 103 ; Indian Four per Cent. De bentures, 1859, 984, 4 ; exchequer Bills, 10e., 75. prem. Tile foreign stock market remains quiet, and prices exhibit scarcely any alteration. The Turkish loan of 1854 is quoted 744 to 75, and that of 1858, 57 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and a-Half per Conte., 1858, 91 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Ceuta , 864 (exch., 128.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1014, 1001 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 1 211, ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 45, 444 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1074 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 374 ; Turkish Six per Centa , 1854, 744. The share* of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company are quoted 14 to it prem., and those of the Himalaya Tea Company to prem. At Vienna on Saturday the Austrian funthi fell per cent. It is understood that the Stock Exchange Com- i ] mittee have already framed the report which gives the result of their long and laborious inquiry into Pullinger's transactions in that establishment. The document will be circulated amongst the members and the public in the course of two or three days. The committee's investigation, though watched with extreme interest, cannot be regarded es by any means a complete one, for they have con fined themselves to the evidence bearing upon Pul linger's speculative ventures in the Stock Exchange, and have even, it is said, declined to entertain, as being beyond their province, the offers of third parties to furnish proofs of t he convict's mania for gambling in other quarters. The Stock Exchange committee are not a judicial tribunal, yet the alleged incompleteness of their examination may excite some disappointment. We believe that, could evidence from all quarters have been received by the committee, it would readily have proved that Pdlinger's transactions upon the turf were very extensive, that he possessed at various periods several racehorses, which were entered and run in different names, and that he was even the owner and secret director of a betting-office. His turf connexions area further indicated by the circum stance that various parcels of stock traced to have been really possessed by him had been placed into the name of a " book-maker" on the turf. A disagreeable impreeaion was produced when it transpired that a fresh inquiry of an im portant character, in connexion with Pullinger's traneactions, has been entered into by the Stock Exchange Committee. It is alleged that a firm of high respectability in the establishment, and not hitherto spoken of in connexion with the affair, is found to have had some dealings with Prillinger. The firm has accordingly been required to furnish the committee with a statement of the transactions referred to. It is possible that they . admit of ready explanation, and, pending the inquiry now in pro gress, we abstain from further reference to the matter. Of the 164,500/. in gold coming from Aus tralia by the Omar Pasha, Southampton, and Dream, the bulk is nearly due. The Atrato , from the West Indies, has brought 186,0001., of which 92,0001. is silver and 94,0001. gold. A very remarkable adaptation of a well-known scientific principle is submitted to public attention by the "Pneumatic Despatch Company," who have just issued their prospectus. The pre paid is to establish in the metropolis lines of " Pneumatic Tube," for the speedy circulation of despatches and parcels. The principle has already been practically and successfully tested by the Electric and International Telegraph Company., who have for I several years past connected in this way two of their subsidiary stations in the City viz., those at Cornbill and the Stock Exchange—with their central station. This company are now, we understand, extending the system to Mincing-lane, preparatory to a further extension to the London-bridge Rail way terminus. The time occupied in each despatch is only a few seconds. The company now pro propoee to undertake the transmission of the e3d Post-office mail bags between the chief office and the railways, and between the several district offices, as well as the conveyance and delivery of all kinds of parcels, despatches, newspapers, perio dicals, and books. The first line is to be laid from St. Martin's-le-Grand to one of the principal dis trict poet-offices, and will require • capital of only 14,0001. It is mentioned that the plans received the special approval of the late Mr. Robert Stephenson. The company's capital is fixed at 250,0001., but the first issue will be limited to 25,0001. All the names attached to the under taking are of the highest respectability. The Mar quis of Chandos is chairman. The report of the director* of the African Ste Ship Company recommends, after various appro priations, a half-yearly dividend of 7e. per share, being at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8,7461, owing to the traffic of Epsom races ; and the South Eastern an increase of 2,1771. At the meeting of the East India Coal Company, bald yesterday, the directors' report and accountr, which have already been referred to in the Expresr, were adopted. A correspondent interested in the tallow market sends us the following : The market is extremely Grin at higher prices, with warmly any sellers. In many parts of the kingdom the home produce has fallen off more than 25 per cent., in con sequence of the scarcity of fodder till • late period in the spring having caused great losses of cattle and sheep, par. Walley in the north and west. It will be severely felt in the epee* season. Y.C.T. on spot, 525. 6d. ; October to Deeembee-, 52e. Owing to the violent gales, the telegraph poles in various parts of the country have been blown down. The transmission of messages was consequently in terfered with during the greater part of yesterday. Mow AT Evrtnto Consols, which cloeed on Saturday at 95 to for the 6th of June, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 954 to 4. For money the last price wee 95 to 4. The official business; report is as follows :—Three pee Cent. Consols, for money, 95, ; ditto for amount (June 6), 954 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 4, 0 ; New Three per Cents., 94 4, ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 17} ; Bank Stock, 2274, 228}, 2274, 228 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859,110 } 64, ; Five per Cent. " =faced" rupee paper, 98, 974 ; d-a ditto Five-an-Half per Cent, 103 t Indian Four per Cent Debentures, 1869 , India Roods, 45. , sa, 4s. sibs. The Indian rupee paper was dull. The Five per Cent was lest quoted 974 to 98, and the Five-and a-Half per Cent., 1024 to 103.. The Indian Five Cent. Stock of 1859 remains steady , at 1064 to rExchequer Bills percent a further recovery of , being quoted 7s. to 10a pro= The foreign stock market was as quiet as any other department of the Stock Exchange. The Turkish Loan of 1858 fell 1 per cent., and that of 1864 about per seat. The closing quotations were respectively 57 to . 1, and 74 to 75. Mexican Bonds were rather more inquired for ; after advancing to to 214 1, the pric: loft off at 211 to /. Bank of Austraissia shares continue to decline. Union Bank of London were heavy this afternoon. City Bank have improved. Oriental Bank were likewise inquired for. Bank of British. North America were narked 54, and National Provincial Bank of England 94 and 944, ex div. Madras Irri gation shares advanced ss. The quotations for the 'hares in new under takings were SE I follow :—Ooean Marine Insurance, 2/ to 211 prem. • Thames and Mersey Marine, 11 to ltr a.L ent. ; Loudon and South African Bank, 1 to • The wheat market to-day was steady, at last Monday's prices. MINES.-7HIS DAY. Ts% o &ewes. Stray Park shares are fairly supported to-day, at the late rise, teing quoted 53 to 65. East Basset are quoted 122 to 125 ; East Wheal Russell, 14 to 12 ; Rosewarne United, 40 to 42 ; Wheal Edward, 24 to 1 ; South Caen Brea, 3i to 4 ; and West Caraaon, 17 to 79. Tincroft shares aremarked in the Stock Exchange, 4. As regards foreign mining shares, the principal transactions have been in St. John del Rey, at 294, 28i, and 28i. Boa Accord have been dealt in at i prem. The directors of the Royal Santiago Mining Com pany give notice that the company's mines and property in Cuba have been disposed of, and the company's affairs finally closed. A final balance of le. per share will be payable on the 6th of June. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (B 1 AND ram MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (PROM ous ows cosasurosoarr.) Demand for wheat very limited, but plias .mpported. Flour fully u dear. A moderate buaineas peeling in fine mulling cats at a decline of id. per 4511 m. Barley quiet. Beans active. Fair inquiry for Indian oorn, at a decline of 6d. per qr. MINCING-LAND.—(THIS DAY.) There bee not beam a pablio sale o-day, and no bovines, of importance reported by private contract, as the day is oonaidered a holiday. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.,) The market la firm. Town tallow is quoted sth. Gd., net cash ; Petersham; Y.C., on the spot, 53. to 52a. 6d. ; June, 51s. 6d. ; July to Sept., 51s. 9d. ; Od. to Dec., 51s. 91 EtiOTHYDELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) M. Davie and Co. report trade dull, prices with out alteration. Prime meadow hay. The. to 84.. ; srtma 'tier ditto, 909. to 95a. ; inferior do., 80e to 70c. ; rower, GOa. to 700 ; clover, oid, 96a. to mg. ; mecocal cut, 84a. to Vb. Bd.; straw. Ifia. to 3. Mi. BRIGHT AT BIRMINGHAM—Though the pre sence of Mr. Bright was not expected at the reform Elect ing to be held in the Town Hall, Birmingham, to-morrow (Wednesday) evening, it is now understood t hat he will be present, an well as Mr. Scholefield, his colleague in the re presentation of the borough. It is probable that Mr. bright, in the course of his speech, will make some reference to the late proceedings in the Home of Lords. ROYAL DRAMATIC COLLEGE—The foundation I atone id tlis excellent institution will lei laid on F:iday next, by the Prince Consort, on the ground at May b my, neer Woking, and the council have taken advantage of tie occasion to in . :previae a grand fete. A fancy fair will be held, the stalls at which will be kept by the most feed. nating of our actresses. "Old English spot*" whatever they may be, will des presided over by some of our name popular actors ; there will be military bands, cold .colls. tion.s, and all kinds of amusements for the vidten. SALE OP MODERN PICTOILES--SEOOlltl Day.— The stile was relent - led yesterday at the rooms of Messrs. Christie, Manson, and Woods. The following were the piaci* specimen. :-151. W. P. Frith, R.A.—The Flir- Mim, a subject of two figures, male and female beauti fully finished. painted last year-1 65 guineas (Ward). 152. d. Linnel —An Autumn Suneet, gleaners returning home a view near Redhill, justly considered as one ef the great master's best worm-310 guineas (Wilkinson). lUll. Frederick Tsyler.—Hawking in the Olden Time ; a splen did work-1,0 guineas (Voting). 204. T. J. LinnelL —A. landscape : rneerhuel acme, with figures and cattle ; a noble work-250 guineas (Agnew). 205. D. Machos, R.A.—The Ballad : a female subject ; most beautifully aed elaborately paiutoil-300 guineas (Gambui). IW. F. Goodall, A.R.A.—The Declaration (of Love) ; a splendid work-250 guineas (Gambert). 207. T. Creswick, R. A.—A landscape, with figures introduced by J. Phillip, RA.-175 pumas . (Agnew). 208. J. C. Hook, B.A.—The Brook d HunanLire : " And out again I curve and How To join the brimming river ; For men may corns and men may go, But I go on for ever.”—Tenn !mon. " The distant landscwpe in this brook scene," sere Mr. Ruskin in his notes, " is wed the sweetest ever found by painter"-410 guineas (Evens). 209. H . Wallis .—.l amen in Chepstow Castle. "Ltelirs ect erotica men° siLi eoas:nt Aoneerm." a fine work of theartist-200 Vinare (Bentinck). 210. J. Linnell—KensingtonGravelmits. One of the finest works of the artiet-398 guineas (Evans). 211. W. P. Frith, R. A.—The Study t s charming subject of two figures, male and female-186 gmeess. 213. J. E. Millais, ei.R.A. —The Love of James the Filet ; a splendid female :figure. Exhibited at the Ral Academy--4M guineas (Gambert). 1114, F. It. Pickengill A.R.A.—Othello and Desdernonn ; a superb work of the master-210 guineas (Evans). 215. David Roberta, R.A. El Heralds Sevilla, a very firm example-142 guineas (Fraser). 232. D. Cox.—The Pirate's lak, a landscape with rocky scenery . and figures ,• a very im portant work, from Lord Northinek's collection (where it sold for 81 gainers)-115 guineas (Crofts). Mr. Mitchell's choice cabinet of 50 pictures and drawings realised the sum of 4,440 f, ; the other pictures, 1,700/. Total of yeatertim's male, 6,141'. CONFIRMATION AT COLGIIIIETIE CAMP CHFRCH.— Yesterday the sacred rite of confirmation was administered to 421 soldiers at .lie garrison church, by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of the diocese. The following are the numbers of men of the various depots of the 9th and 10th battalion who were candidates for confirmation:- 9th battalion. lit Royale, 34 men ; 6th Bee iment, 'MI men ; 54th Regiment, 17 . men ; 56th (West E. sex) Rmi ment, 50 men ' • filth Regiment, 5 men ; 88th Regiment, 22 men.-10th ba ttalion. sth Regiment, 100 mer• 34th Regi ment, 12 men • 37th Regiment, 28 men ; 38th gestiment, 52 mee : 44th Regiment, 29 men 97th Regiment, 46 men— total, 421 men and one officer, Ensign Mitchell, 60th Regi meet. LIFEBOAT SERVICES. —Lows‘TOFT MCNDAY NIGHT.—We Lave bad a fearful gale here all dal although now somewhat abated. The Lowestoft and Paienekl life boats, both of which are in connexion with the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, have beeu actively eployed during the whole day. The Lowestoft boat has knded the crews of a brig and a Humber keel. In the Litter were a mother and daughter and an infant, all In a most exhausted condition. The mate was summed to have been previously Browne, as keel had been in collision, is the gale. wit another vessel. Both these vessels, the grig sad the Hum. bar Ate, were abandtned. The two lifeboats are still Aleuts rendering assistance, as maay vessels are in great distress.' It is reported that five vessels have gone to pieces on tl • Baehr Sends, and that all bands had perished therefrom. THs LI7ESOAT. The Royal National Lifeboat Irritations have just published a very beautiful ph otograph of me of the lifeboats of the institution, summed to Lbee is the act of proceeding to a wreck on the coast of Scar borough. The original picture was especially . prepared at eonsiderable expense byW'. S. Walters, marine artist, of Bootle, for the purpose of photographing, with the praise. worthy desire of making the public familiar with the ser vices of the lifeboats of the National Lifeboat Institution. It is a most plowing work of art, and well adapted to awaken an interest in the important philanthropic under taking which the society exists to carry on. Fug EMIGRATION TO THE CAPE OF GOOD HOF —The slip Sedgemoor„ of 921 tone, belonging to Messrs. & Tighe and Smith, sailed from Southampton on Saturday, the 26th of May, for Algoa Bay, with enu,gmnta *elected from the agricultural and artisan climes by the Hon. William Field. They ere under the charge of Surgeon Superin tendent .1. P. Hill. and comprise 29 married couples, 103 s i ng l e m en, Sct single women, 23 children, and 8 . infmts ; total, 230 souls, equal to 210 f statute adults. The emi grants include a draught of men enrolled for the Cape Fron tier mounted police force. The emigration to the Cape at the colonial expense under the local act of 1837 now areoante to 7,053 ionic MAHE FOR :HR UNITED STATEN AND CANADA BY CANADIAN MAIL PACKETS VIA LONDONDERRY.- The t.ina dian mail packets, leaving Liverpool every Wednesday, will in future call to =beak and land mails at Leaden dotty instead of at Queenstown. Supplementary mails for Canada and the United States will continue to be mink up at this office every Wednesday evening, coutainiug letters, he., posted or arriving in London cap to the usual post hour on that day, and will be forwarded to Londonderry, to be put on board the Congas* mail packet, together with all other mgehing Londonderry. on Thursday morning.— command of the PoitineeterGeneral, Row- LAND HILL, retry.—Oaneral Post-office, Roy 28. FALL or SNOW. —There was a considerable fall of snow in etalybrid g e and the neighbourhood yesterday morning. • R '1 P I lo t ral I re ri;