The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-02 00:00:00

7 ..4.' 4,a44r0 14 f - c:7,2 l . t li , t i I I i i It ii 1 11 1 1 1 . . 1 , I , 1 I , . • !( i il l ! r 1 Zw e ,Xe0... f .1 . -1./ig kit ,?. 7:. I r_ x 43 rt No. 2,688.] LONDON, MO: PING, APRIL 2, 1865. [THREEPENCE. iItNIC of DEPOSIT, No. 3, Pall4noll Bat ker.. athowim 4111. Mai dadminsil levielleg Was, it. rerosebee is maim the *het dWe leillbelles. Wilk • Web nee et letereeme7 be 11 6,4eNd lilb le rkebbe sad Jety. alas Seel 011ite la Lai yma all be sembeel et the maim W.N.gai et Omsk peeett, asdree, Alima ner Iljtlilrer,•_ __ YOBJUSEIII. Meateglas Umber. Trogesteese sad 1 Wining Mena* art bee ea ',pilo t's.. CON VERSAZIONB AT TEE SOCIETY OF ARTS. On Saturday evening the rooms of the nasty were thrown sum to the members and their friends kw the par perusal a seavermaioae and a private view et the seventh usual szkibitioa of Urania's. As may se gear theuesui iavitatioas were sent out, sad to judge by the doses entre which filled the rooms at Gee portion of the male', it might have been imagined that very few of those Wetted failed In their attendance. Viscount Bbeingtoa received the company in the ante-room leading to the great chamber missed with Barry's paintings. The large esbibitics roma on the ground-floor wu fitted principally with ma 'history. The great chamber above was occupied by fin large tables ; that in the centre was appropriated to a col ludes of microssopes of extraordinary aecuney and power. On one of the corner tables etas plated a collection of fire arms. Ose portion of these consisted of weapons takes from the Busiest in the Crimea ; the other portion con sisted of specimens of the laliolle improved rides which have been invented for military use within the last few years. A large number of conical bullets, whole and in sectioas, WITS also placed for inspection. The power of the Maki rile was displayed in the effect produced es a conical bullets One of these was shown almost entirely flattened. It had been discharged from a Mina rifle against a hard re sisting substance at the distance of 600 yards, or nearly half I a mile. The sound of the maw tables wee covered with specimens et preeerved viands, meetly prepared for the force. in the Bast. Among the most curious of these was a speci men of compressed vegetables. We were assured by a gentleman who bad made the experiment that a cake of this substance about one inch by half an inch in surface. and half an inch thick, was sufficient for three rations, when ex panded by boiling. Oa the third table wu a graining in strument in full operation. By the proms adopted imita tions of woods of the mat elaborate grain wen almost instan taneously produced, requiring only varnishing to canoe them to assume the appearance of panelled veneers. The fourth table was covered with specimens of the plantain and other fibres. The room was Lung with photographs. The company seemed highly interested with the display of the curiosities impaired to their view. I i SHARI' LISTS. MDMIL ---41--. _..... Na. thidbadMindan all 1 1 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. v - ts +Nwheilmihn ...... 1 —— Y••••• The railway millitO market to-day is quiet and 0 "Alma+ ---- 4 11 2 l 1 Anidulkin Oprellaw all steady. Great Western stook is withal:atter, et 84 4 " . " 110 eimmula Ws k Coal all 5 — 7 to 1, and . Caltdonians at 311 .to ISi dic, Leedom I "" N ban.. . 111.5 41 54 le , , ... and North-Western stook is quo bsd 991 to 100; MU- r'•" a /I L , tiii is = 1 2 2 2 8 ' land, 691 to 70; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 78 to 3 4 1 • U Ti n IL kin Dal nn 16 S 2 082 South-Easterns, 14 to lex die.; and Great North- 1 . CNN.. - I ICINCUARISkOZ,J • n';a 1 4 1 1 8 4 erns, 22 to 1. . I c , --- ***** l i e 10 1 ri f In French shares, Eastern have advanced to 341 . , to 351. Northern remain steady at 841 tb 1; and """ I L . m ass ./ Kw, a4O 45 Paris and Lyons at 22 to 1 prem. Bassos Anse N . 74 oast all par sea 2 are quoted ls. 6d. to 2s. Bd. prem. . s . • .• • • al 14 2 1 Pw I P O 5 tos Aisidest OR A. DLNAIIt wi T:MARES AND *room 1 1 = Wept Vela Wg. all 1 ' • N. pp • all 141 164 M I 6 24 N. atta,=........ . Mein Mgt& OM 004,0 7. 72 , 1 • Way ol AMID .031 1 2 11l all Sins. Weft. _ 24 11 11 Isl Wm.. II 274 all Wawa l7 1 - ---........ 11. 4 44i 'moo 1 Ulnetr il"th all T— In isk in oo : ls . 8 1 Do: z... ............._......... sil t 7 1.1.2 74 r : 10, i NAN 1 „ 22 19 Dia do. hip NJ.... 76 11 Mh NAN 1 l 'ea.& In 50.100 B&W awl Ruhr......... 811 911 1 . Itoolo . et. 100 Oblnhaira....— In n 1 nil r 4.21 211 . • INN iihil au 11 le } N all OWN awl Ihdosag ... IN 4 a l it + 1 SO all Chit nod 11andaa„.....„.. 6 6 1 • son. — . 1 2 6 46 DUNI NM Wad 9 Iv& km .....' 25 all DesL.Pilhohl 1 . : f t = all 5 6 ab 100 .al 144 . 4,- 4 11, 1104 in 11 7 in ~ - 1 ,-- . • , .... 3 11 b all . a l 21 W. 100 aroma Wise. Nip A.... SO 82 43,174 10.281 1 rUnited Mezlean ..... 111 64 Do. (lens& U. Sea).- 70,000 I 1 Waller St. 100 Do. dam 1. 2l U 150,000 1 :West Marimba all It. 100 Wit Larsallhe —.. ... 72 74 .1. Tram:amble by stamped d St. 100 UMW* andOlssiow... IA IA id 10 all Edabauk Ind Phobias 2 die pal JOINT 111%11 RANKS. et. NO Eslinbarrutli3Oundee 10 11 104 !moo 40 ; Australasia all 80 82 zd 84. 100 Glasgow lk MU Was Own 68 70 ...... 40 I lieit.CoL liank&Loan Co l all 20. 100 OPP NNW= 20,500 50 Britain North Arneriseut all 112 100 D. B. Sleek 79 74 40,000 1.3 Cbartared Bank of Ash 5 1 01 dia De. 111. lhask St. ISO 04.1116111baad West. (Its ) 91 03 , h. 100 Oust Wham Australia and Cidna... I —65 f 961 4 sesce 100 Colonial St. 100 Da. illamVallay 0n.84k. 69 61 60 WAN 106 Coutwerhal of Landon lO l 0 all Lansinbar wad Palish .. 10 73 SAO 28 Riss,Soou,k.tost.Chart IS 524 dl. 111 141 Dh WEN —. 11 7 pa UNA 10 Lon.Chart.Rank of Asa. 20 20 11 44 4 Ds. Drew Wilds 6 7 pa MOO 10 Ditto New 3 1 die 1 St 100 Innwildrii mod Yorkshire 76/ 761 761 10.0801 3C London and County lO 191 191 INNIS@ 56.000 so London Joint Stock l5 3 Da. wont Riding Union sow HO Landon and Warminster 20 111 11 NANA NI Ilhawall 71 si s 10.9110 1 100 Nat. Prow. of England 35 St. 100 ee.cen'ii 97 N ss . Ikea+ w Do. New lO et DO =.2rlart s 1 . i Western 991 1001 99 1 100 1 99 1 16,600. 50 Nktiocal of Ireland Do. he WAN — Ms 10,6001 26 NW South Wales all 37 10 18 Do.l 1117 MON 10 61 Doalllalt.N.andß. (C ) I 4 dls 29,000,100 Prohnelalot Ireland •15 41 121 4 Do. 1 dim 4,090: 10 Do. New all St. 100 Londa=lt Wean 42 64 881 5 1/9,000 , 6 Royal Australian Bank 50 421 Do. EN 6l 6 die la g and Gold luip. Co. 1 40 34 Da £4O. 25 all LawinisruhEnniskillen SLOW 23 Union of Auotralla St. 100 ~111.1aeolneb. 214 241 241 5,000 Do. New 24 j 71 81 13 all Da. 1 Wants, Ne. 1 6 II 110,000. SO Mhos of London .. ...... 10 et 100 Wand B9l 70. St. 106 Do. Win. and Darby SO all Mid. O. West (It.) 15 221 Ditto Half snares — MONEY MARKET. wont for the previous month - (March) included 44 vessels, representing 28,453 tons; for February, 49 vessels, or 30,143 tons; for January, 68 ves sels, or 33,708 tons; for December (1864), 87 ves sels, or 46,404 tons; for November, 81 vessel., ords 60,179 tons; for October, 97 vessels, or 63,800 tons; for September, 83 vessels, or 66,773 tons; for A ugus t, 80 vessels, or 50,974 tons ; for July, 91 vessels, or 52,731 tons; for June, 99 vessels, or 63,678 tone ; and f or May, 88 minds or 46,407 tons. Land and Bank shares to-day were quiet and steady. Crystal Palace shares continue in demand, and closed at 3 13-16 to 3 15-16, and the preference shares at 3-16 to 5-16 prem. London Dock stork has been dealt in at 1011; Berlin Waterworks at 41 (Ti. paid); Netherlands Land at 1: and 1 (Si. paid); Peninsular and Oriental at 56, and the new shares at 1 and prem. (Si. paid). Relative to the tallow market, Messrs. Smith and Charles observe : SATIIItDAT EVIRINO. The English 'took market opened steadily, under the influence of the highly favourable Bank return, but sales were subsequently pressed, and a decline of per cent. ensued. Towards the close the feeling of the market was firmer again, and the closing quota tions were only i per cent. below those of yesterday. Little business was done, the critical position of poli tics operating as a bar to speculative operations. The current speculation in the Stock Exchange, however, is evidently, on balance, directed towards higher prices, and the market mey thus be expected to show sensitiveness. At Paris to-day the bourse ruled better, and the Three per Cent. Rentes closed per cent. higher than yesterday. The Vienna bourse continues to show a decidedly improving tendency. The Austrian funds come reported to per cent. higher, and the ex change on London has further declined from 12.08 to 12.06. The other Continental stock markets remain firm. ORNAMENTS tit Ow DRAMING-ROOM, uanry, sae sidageem. a= l a s t a affla eau= .mammal al Taut, Isom peep. oarilleibie. brutllll ialald gsgerwslulft, simllestr. Emu. 1 1010 Ctiu 10 1 01. aiONlPieledi vesmistemi tri= TENNANT ( Mae*. 10. Striae. lrks. Nr.7IIIII4MIT amps elumaury sallspens (Id^ aka*, sod 10.4 0610 MU Featly tedlltala drat* et welody. sad paw, at I, b. 10, 10, U, le too 11011 INS 48114 MBE Mak% WHIBKERB,aad MUSTACHIOS. no emposiiisled imam at ROW LANDS' MACASSAR OIL la preeleties fbaseMlemeale et Ifeabecel I. tuivereelly Weirs as y ppreelse* ail Is it ed by aemeame te•Rimedals. r/ edema b Ibe Wsbest OS blisasot lb Womb pleadm blip dim pose ettY book madams Os lirlr Is Its abbe 111% ambroloe Ise ffsto deme m trom lead ea Dual* mei Is fa melaiM sal - asse Ite pommies(/' boa* Apes {rm& am. obi Imbibes adobleaty. to be Mot polsiot lams Ilb. Primo So el. is, May lowa flogM tareal i wt sad idle lied" Ilia per bolds AIM by A. WOK Mitsbesrlos. Loam. ail by tin amble obi lbs. team Ii I " The tallow market has beet steady throughout the seek, with a good demand both for capon and home consumption, and parties are desirous of making contracts for delivery on the continent during summer sad autumn, which is quite • new feature with us. Our concluding prices are, on the spot —new, 48s. ; old, 465. 3d. ; April, 48s. ; May, 48s. 34.; Oct. and Dec., 495., buyers. D 2 lONOWB LIORT BROWN ODD itima ed4—Pard. dasidasratat. al Oa lasstaidey, itte mom eaddisz or lady ofter-taida dad of proddd superior =MI= Pinsbasoro int esraesily salaamed salad at la a yasionsecd s some brims oil, totally unfit fir merdtrrimiM seam the stamped *spools and densaars of I. haat idtselied is every bottle, "'Waist width none is pulse. —Sid weia sad Mad by ANSA HAILINAU, sad Co., 77, etTa j..... laisdna, mad by rsopestablo chemists, in town sad country. da. 6d.; plots (JO co.), 4s. 9d.; gouts (40 oz.), adedsand. Consols for the 11th April were first marked 931, and, after declining to 92k to 93, closed at 93 to 1. For money the final quotation wu 921 to 93. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 93, 92f, 93, 92/, 93; ditto, for account, 11th April, 931, 921, 93. Three and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay able in 1858, 998: ditto, 1859, 998. E x chequer Bills remain quoted 6s. to 9s. prem. Business is also recorded in the New Two-and-a iled per Cents at 78. On Thursday the price marked was 80, though the price of Consols ruled much the same on each day. With so wide a "margin" as that here indicated, this stock cannot become a favourite with the public, who naturally prefer a security easily convertible. Nor will the in convenience be obviated unless a much larger amount 'of this stock be issued. This is one of the evil results attendant on the triple option offered in Mr. Glad stone's conversion proposal, and was pointed out at the time. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoot. Although steadiness was shown at the opening, the English stock market has since become fist, and prices are now quoted at a further decline of per cent., compared with the dosing range of Saturday. Business continues very dull. Consols for the 11th of April were Stet marked 93, but have gradually receded to their present q uotation of 92 1 to t for account, and 921 to ?, for money. Ex chequer Bills have been dealt in at Bs. to Bs. prem. ; Exchequer Bonds, at 99.1 to 1; and India Bonds, at 10s. to 13s. prem. The foreign stock market is steady, but Turkish has declined to 801 to a. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. arc quoted 18 to 1; Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101 ; and Mexican, 201 to 21; Sardi nian Bonds have been dealt in at 861 to 871; French Scrip at 6 prem.; Dutch Four per Cents. Certifi cates at Olt to 921 ex div. ; Peruvian Three per Cents. at 401; Granada Deferred Bonds at 61 to 7 ; and Buenos Ayrean at 53 to 54. T=DIAR. oa —Protected by Royal Liam nom or agora 4 mom as uo Is et the dais de M Part% and the latpuelli Who al Maim, Vim& 1171mmer, No. I le • atm& tar selmile% gormr/twriato. INA inbradlea Mho Wsemer,llo.9„, ellamaaft, la the mat at dim dardwaikedi im arl im a= m andleada all Ur i a di X le do Ma al its bed& d • vat pads, at I ;epaladis. impene lia. Ile lie owl esadasald minady dee dal doe al whisk sednimalain go tents tell) =logo beillable dietnedlea l r i lte = amielellid. I.a go onaperate in lie midi OMNI ission We& sera Me. 1,, 1. sel S. see elite dwell et twee et mak odd ad all adai rattle& They may he aa tba lON tali whim* Orb ON blill seepsoml. Said in iv ma% at 11a.mail etas hy int sera. Q. tar memo demo' sinlalludi ly Immed, Ida& lea.—Te he Thelliale aid Mal, ir=s. et Sabin Mures, 114, Corinth; roe.. IS, Oslordrueet; Brasse,l3a, Oaleed-goat; I li. Illksiammig• Pridellsy, AIWA. laiisigest al Vl9o 2llll‘lllBl44l"' ; Willski. bes ii..4. llWaress iside. llinelortrat mad reteell. beadadder, 11, BRITISH METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY. At the meeting of this society, held on the 27th ult., • paper was read on " The late severe weather, as compared with that of 1814, and a wits of observations upon the form and character of the crystals which accompaniel the snow during the continuance of the frost," by Jams Olaisher, Esq., 1 7 .1 i 8. We subjoin an abstract of this interesting essay: The present year was ushered in with a high temperature, exceeding ,its ge by quantities varying from 8 deg. to 12 deg. daily. On Jan. 10 a cold period set in, together with a dense fog, and the temperature, which was as ,bi4ll. as 49.6 deg. on the 9tb, fell to 26 deg. on the 10th. This diminution of temperature was accompanied by a change in the wind (es shows by the returns in the Doily News), which from blowing • compound from the west, changed to • compound from the east, and with few exceptions has so continued up to the present time. On Jan. 12 and 13 the temperature was about its average •alas, but after the 14th, when the cold satin, its departures were very considerable, particularly over the south, west, and *uterus pare of England. Scotland and the northern counties were frequently exempt from any share in the great severity of the period,which was also lees severely felt at the sea-side than at inland plates. The lowest temperature, via., 0.8 deg., took place at Berlibampstead ; at differeat places is England, on several days it was recorded as low as 3,5, 7, sad 10 dep. . . . . SAITRDAT EVENING. Only a limited amount of busibets was done in the home mining stock market to•day. There havo been inquiries, however, for shares in North Wheal Basset, Wheal Kitty (Lelant), and Sartridge Con sols. The market throughout the week has been flat, but without any material alteration in prices. The gold mining shares remain dull. Santiago and United Mexican shares were quitter, but fairly maintain the late rise. St. John del Key shares rose 11. but Imperial Brazilian were flatter. The following dividends have been declared during the mouth of March : Now ready, la 1 min, It post Itro, with Portrait, 1111Millitil OP TUE LATE WET UOIN. RICHARD LALOIt By Town Mcerttoom. Eq. also mow ready, with Portraits, LIVET Er the PRINCLegiAS of LEI:LAND. St Ms. Viten Olin. Tlt• Path acid conelachig Volume; comprising the corsets• dm of the Life of the Qom of DA—mis—Nary Pti/101111 of °nage I —lloartetia loathers of Ortsanr, ie. Published for H. Coillam, by hi summon, Earl* and Iliaeltatt. 11. Omit liarlboroagliolgtort. De. trs seil Deft . ISM. G. West. (be.) ..... Ditto Newatarkft Bury &tea.. ill Newry 611 Na Warraspolat laos h lS Do. a Now 34 Martha's Coatis, Unica DO North British 16 North Deem. Na all Do. A Dehrrod 8 Do. Gostaalsol " 11 9 l 2 40 110 21 '1 dim 5 Su id 1 119 121 1011, 1091 31 4 1 I Pa Tid elri b MtlTY o b in d ittejgrgl B o l 4 . ; being • mew el Pwro, mannikin the mat prominent sad Important ErPeMe In ihe TreatmeM 01 the Diatom Hy P. H. gallapag. .1001, of the Cams of Ph)sicirop. lam Senior Physician to the Lamm ter Dimramof the Cheek ie. AM, by the same Anther. pries le.. • TRZATISM on ASTHMA sad DIANA:AS el the SMART. Leedom Looms and Ow 14 24 " Do. ash ...I i Do. 6:411.Fiii.l 11 Do. Leeds D Do. Ircek ? !forth Loudon__ I !Ij /3 74 6 die 4 3 din 13.1 IS 444 43 49 69 714 2 191 LS lii 134 Per share. Amount. Copispo £1 0 0 £llO,OOO 0 0 Devon Great Consols 9 0 0 9,216 0 Wheal Bulk". Wept Wheal Barnet Routh Wheal Frances lO 0 0 2,400 0 Routh Caradon 9 0 0 2,048 0 Iltnftalon Down emtqlla 0 6 0 1,800 0 North Wheal Bea-ct Itovewarne Maid 8 0 0 764 0 Cansystwith WI at Providence 0 10 0 512 0 West Wheal Damsel Do, New New *bares 41 4i ale 6 64 I dim ote 29 98 100 id 02 H id 641 7 i 14 Just publisbul, prim Ss., by post k REB2LITY and IRRITABILITY induosd by ; tM plow. Effects, sad by T. 11. Irsouse. 11. tu tbs tloacntl Posb 'Sao UAW Curlers' Prosbisot lumUtukso. he. Leah= wii.on, 11. Royal Exchange ; bud Al post ady. tram Os ha bee. 11, IJopbsciuste. 74Vottb kitaglardikire II Nora Resins D MarthallnikWest June iiitiWars.it Waver Aoat Omni Sout Midland qtremloury .. a94 Honked I I 5 7 ~,e. um eoaiDno.... 6:j IA I 1 I £18,676 0 0 'South Woo South Tottih.lk ISlyorDual 6O 11110 i THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocw. TRIC DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING ?APRIL pike M. 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The electric telegraph is now in operation to Waterford. _ _ . _ A ceremony of no ordinary interest, and certainly quite unique in the Irish church, took place in the archiepiscopal palace of Armagh, on Thursday, when an address from the prelates and clergy of Ireland was presented to the venerable primate, on the occa 'ion of his completing the fiftieth year of his episco. pate. The address, which is understood to have been drawn up by his Grace the Archbishop of Dublin, bore the signatures of all the bishops, and of more than 1,900 clergymen of the established church in Ireland. _ - - A student of Queen's College, Cork, having com plained by counsel to the visitors, at the late visita tion, that he had born deprived of his honours and prizes by the report of one of the professors as to his insufficient attendance at class, an investigation was ordered, and resulted yesterday in the student being replaced in the collegiate position of which he had been deprived. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SUNDERLAND. fD, SATvan.ty. Between 8 and 9 o'clock last night, a destructive Couflagratioa broke out in the low pert of this town, 'arena a block of riverside property known es Number's Garth, • densely populated part of the town, which at one time threatened to sweep the immense mass of property in that quarter before it. Mr. Paisley, a wholesale chemist, had a warehouse in Number's Garth stored with chemicals, flaz, hemp, turpentine, sad ship's stores, and ia this warehouse the fire was discovered about 8 o'clock, which burst out with amasiag rapidity, an in a few minutes after its die- 1 misery, the whole VMS ENO of flame, the roof fell in, and the town wee illuminated with the blaze. It immediately stairauskated with six of the adjoining house, which soon Wen es Ire ia all parts, and at 9 o'clock there seemed every prospect of one of the most terrible conflagrations ever Linwood in Sunderland. The mayor, A. J. Moore, Bea., the town surveyor, the polies, the fire brigade, with the Weems, and about 150 of the 86th regiment, were speedily 11111 the spot; the powerful river eosins was also moored op posite the 111 and as the water In the mains is at high POMO is gasimla ad , • perfect foal of water was poured Wm the bombe pile ; a telegraph's easeesge woe she Nut of to &weeds for the assieloase of the Oho, the ire latgade, sal tie Set teya, bat when they arrived ale= Ss LM Ism ass reeelved a sheik, shoves boobs bees hem la the aisoathae to provest the Mangan litho Inlets the://iiyhoboot, which mem& hush Ily Inagua dem a tbsimart. baying Mesta tiomesives apse tin waterloo ma all seabird feather deeliasilsa was alhgeL About latest! wee* dritel e w e e=b. It bae yet bass ism how t eZ I :ONO, RA, Mind at BALkilefiti • box Malts, t• mamma lisumwmainnellY Is ad part Fora similar period to the Gas which has just paned it is necessary to go back to the year 1814. That year, however, ensuseaced with a very low temperature, a frost having set in on December 26, 1813. The intensity of the two periods was about the same ; it ended in 1814 on March 21, whereas in the penal year, with the exception of a short inter minion Omit the first week in March, the temperature of the present period has descended lower and more frequently than that of 1814, in which year the coldest day was on January 10th, when the reading was 19.6 dcg.: the lowest temperature of this year also occurred in January, and was 19.2 deg. In 1814 the lowest temperature in February was on the 4th, sad was 22 deg.; the lowest in this month of the present year was 20.6 deg., and took place on the 18th, and this February was a much more severe month than the February of 1814. The man temperature of February, 1814, was 32.4 deg., and that of the present year was 29.3 deg. ' ' The snow this year has been replete with crystallised par ticles of compound figure, which were formerly imagined to be confined almost, if not entirely, to the Polar regions. The primary figure or base of each crystal was either a star of sin radii, or a plans hezagon. The compound varieties included combinations of apical, prisms, and clustered on and around the radii, and seemed in their various stages of formation and almost =diem variety, to defy any attempt to classify or arrange them into groups. At the commencement of the frost, simple stellar forms were chiefly prevalent, and fell in clusters of from 10 to 20 in a group. They descended quickly to the ground, where they lay like cotton ravelling's, knotted here and there—an effect produced by the white molecule, the centre of each star. On the morning of February 8 a large lumber of crystals fell, intermingled with the snow, which continued from early morning till late at night, with a temperature of from 29 to 32 deg. Front Bto 9 a.m. crystals of arboreseent cha racter fell spsriogly. After nine these entirely ceased, and were replaced by minute and glistening hexagons of limier, which gradually gave place to other hexagons compounded of general solid hexagons, set round in groups. These again, u the day advanced, became exchanged for figures still more compound, and from the centre hexagon of which diverged six radii laden with prisms, set on at an angle of CO deg. Soon after noon, the crystals ceased falling for a time, till 4 p.m., when the arboreseent form again set in, and was soon after accompanied by a mangling . of nearly all the figures which had previously fallen &twig the day. They only ceased with the snow, long after dark, when it laid upon the ground to the depth of 8 inches. On Feb. 13th, 18th, and 17th, a large number of crystals were observed, particularly en the 17th, oa which day the prevailing form was an arrangement of six radii studded on either side with prisms ranged parallel to each other, but of different lengths. Some exhibited a double layer of prisms, the cue superimposed upon the other. A few were discovered of cruciform figure, made up of solid hexa gons, cut into numerous facets ; these last were very minute, and scarcely discernible to the naked eye. Oa Feb. 21 there fell a large number of very complex crystals, made up . of solids, both of rhomboidal and irre gular figure, cut into many facets, and heaped one upon the other. There were also a large number of double crystals, that is, two crystals united to each other by an axis at right angles to the plane of each. On Feb. 23, the last day of the continued frost, there fell a number of crystals of great beauty and transparency, but of simple figure; they were arberescent, end many of theta double. While observing them, they changed their figure in the most curious and kaleidoscopic meaner possible, the upper groups of prisms collapsing first, the next in order neat, and so on, the collapeing each time dissolvisg three or more prisms into one—a change effected with instantaneous rapidity. This was the first step preparatory to their dis solving; the next step was the rounding of every angle that remained; and the next step to that, the extension and thickening a ',italic which had served as axes to prisms, and which now derived accession from their half fluid and dissolving matter. In this manner they continued to ex change one simple form for 'mother yet more simple, until the pristine drop of water occupied the site of the former crystal. The paper was illustrated by • large number of carefully executed drawisge PORTSMOUTH SAILORS' liollf..—A public meeting wu held at Green-row Rooms, Portsmouth, to take into consideration the best means of carrying out her Majesty and Prince Albert's proposal for the enlargement of the Sailors' House, towards which object her Majesty and his royal highness have given 3001., sad promised 2001. more for a still further enlargement when some adjoining premises are available. The meeting was presided over by the Port Admiral, Sir T. Cochrane, and was numerously attended. Suitable resolutions were carried, and a subscription list opened. the contemplated expense, in addition to the royal bounty, being about 2,5001. The assess of subscribers to the enema of 3601. were read over, as having already ceatribairmi as the object in view. Asseart then was hie Ouse Its Date of Norfolk, 601. ; Basisy, Bevan, Triton, sad Os.. lid ; Admiral sad Lady Coebasee, 201., stke. An bukIIIIIT was held yailordayationtosa at }Euler, Zol i t i Lingissit he sTr erw our.sa =sem vi du sf the fatal es of ips sa the flidt 101.Ja this dimi ng body woo Asa sf Pas= Jobs SOW, seal U. The was "That disi am do Jostled lbs surissisa, after keying bad bath legs sweated." 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Preference 180,000, 4Crystal Palace of Prance. 60,0001 1 'Dust= Iron Ora 110,0001 9) astern Steam 28,040' 23 ,Electric Telegrapb 20,040 , 15 pateral Son. NaMption 20,Gaseral8.11.8itippueg Co. 11,0001 201 rich Beetroot linger 10,0001 101111Minerramen Elect-T(1 20,000 10 Mexican k M.Americaa 50,000 1 Notional IPatat.Stro. Feel 50,0001 10 Netherlands Land ... . . 73,0001 2 N.B. Wake Coal& Inter. 1 Slam Navigation Co I,Nortit Brit. Australasian all 110 1 Nort2 of Europa Steam l2g 5 PrellikarLandkltineral all 50' Panama/sr kOrlimit.l3tot. all 2fortland Iron Mm amy all 100:Royal Mail Steam SO I. Scottish Auatr.lnverm 11 Do. Now 25.110uth Australian Lad 25 1 entinerine Tem. Scrip an 1' Do. Do. Itagirtetedl all 20 TrostkLmuir.M.of Open. 5 100. Wan Diantaa'almnd A 114 160,631 1 25 20, , 0 000 001 20,000 50,000 14,310 100,003 100,000 11,700 75,000 75.000 25,000 10,300 8P UR TIN G. gi r Ise is if ji *le Is 114 MINTING APPOINTMENTS. Addit:aud fixtures received vine* (Air lest publkatios: West Kent, Tuesday, EdettiZtlifei - Prklay. Psnaburst—at half past 10. Pytehley, Tuesday. &akalit Wednesday, Braybtook; Saturday, Roelnagtapt—at a quarter to 11. Sisninipcn, Tuesday, Amplefonh ; Saturday, likiplantb—at halt. past 10. Lord Southampton's, Wednesday, Plumpton Wood; Thursday, Whitfield ; Saturday, Ranslore Park—at 11. East Susses, Tuesday, ailley.green ; Thursday, Whits Bart, Cats field (to finish the season)—at hall•peat to. AI:STRIAN FINANCE.—It LI inpposed in political circles at Vienna that the mission of Field Marshal Delon feld to London relates to a loan of 60 millions of florins, which the new finance minter, Baron de Brock, has, it is said, proposed to contract abroad. The Weser Galata in mentioning the subject, states that to this sum will be added another of 20 millions, to be employed in with drawing from circulation the paper-money issued by the Bank. SWITZERLAN D.—A letter from Berne of the 27th, in the Piedmont... Gazette, announces that the Federal Coun cil of Switzerlan4 has ratified the convention of Milan, which had been ratified by the Grand Council of Ticino on the 23rd. SPALV.—MADRID, MARCH 30.—The Government will make the bill for restraining the national gaud • Ca binet question. The committee is favourable to the bill. M. Pacheco's gracious reception as Ambusadorfrons Spain by the Pope has produced an excellent effect here. The Tagus arrived at Southampton on Saturday, with the India and China mail. Her dates are—Alexandria, March 10; Malta, 16; Gibraltar, 23, and Lisbon, 26th. 106 pauengers were on board of her. She encountered a constant succession of strong gales and bad weather. Be tween Alexandria and Malta she experienced lightning, heavy thunder, and bail. She was obliged to put into Lis bon for coals. H.M.S. Vengeance was at Gibraltar, bound for England ; aloe the Heels. The Meander was at Lisbon, and the Cyclops sad Triton were at Malta. GLOUCESTER ELECTION.—OLOUCESTER, MARCH 31.—Mr. W. P. Price, who accepted the Chiltern Hundreds la order to relieve himself teem any disabilities he had in curred in consequence of the extensive firm of timber mer chants of which he Ise member having constructed the tents for the soldiers in the Crimes, was re-elected for this city without opyesition this morning. Au address to the electors had been issued by Mr. Trotter, a gentleman resident in the city, but be was withdrawn. On Wednesday a requisi tion to Sir Charles Napier weegot up, and signed (it is lain) by NO electors ; but the friends of Mr. Price having communicated with the gallant admiral, he refused to come forward. _ _ 71E11 . 11R PROM MISS NIGIITINGALE.—This re spected lady in writing to • gentleman in ',the neighbour hood of Bedford, in acknowledgment of the gift of 1,000 prayer book., recently transmitted to Scutari, aye :—" We have less fever, and the deaths have fallen to 20; now that the windows can be opened we trait the fever will abate— indeed the convalescents are become numerous. The loss by frosted feet has beta severe, but with this exception there are scarcely any wounded in hospital. We have 13 nurses and sisters ill, but thank God none have died, though some will be incapacitated from further duty. It is calculated 1 in 5 of the men read, and • great many books are now circulated amoeg them, as well religious as entertaining. The Sanitary Commission has arrived, from which we expect great benefit to the !attire health of these hos pitals." Loss OF LIFE BY Film—Elizabeth Pugh, lodg ing at a grocer's, 68, Conduitstreet, Foundling Hospital, was burned to death at nine o'clock last evening, by, it is supposed, her clothes taking fire, while she was in the act of lighting • candle to get to bed. She was wed over eighty and very deaf; is said to be of easy circumstances and of most charitable disposition. An inquest will be held to- Morrow evening at 68, Conduit-street, where the body now lies. ATTEMPTED MUEDER.—At half-put four o'clock yesterday (Sunday) morning a well-dressed yonng man was apprehended at a bonze of ill fame in Upper Fitzroy. street, Fitzroy square, for having discharged a pistol, loaded with a bullet, at Sophia Dudley, the ortansible keeper of the house.. He gave his name to the constable u Mr. Smith, from Manchester, and observed a strict silen ce • when questioned by the constable on duty, and in , presence of Mr. Inspector Cheekley, who was at the station at Clark's Buildings, George-street, St. Giles. It appears that the young man, who seems to be about 25 years old, stout, of short stature, and of dark complezion, went into the house at Fitzroy-street in company with a women of the town, who, it is said, quar relled with the landlady, whoa the young man now in the hands of the authorities drew a pistol out of his pocket and Sled, but happilyged missed the mistress of the house, the ball kering lod la the print well. He had ea hie penis a geld waWb sad mug whoa samated. Very little business was done in the foreign stock market, and prices were steady. Turkish showed marked firmness, and closed at 80a to a. Granada Deferred Banda continue to meet with inquiry, and have touched 7. Business is marked in the Cuban Seven per Cent. Bonds issued in favour of ,the Ma tanzas and Sabanilla Railway at 971 to a. At 3 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 99 to 101 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 89 to 91. The imports of the precious metals this week have been only moderate, compared with the enormous arrivals reported during the last month. This is partly owing to the prevalence of easterly winds, which keep out vessels homeward bound from Australia. Our list includes the undermentioned arrivals, viz.: 3,000 ounces of gold, by the Retriever, from Africa ; 1,600,000 dollars by the Canada, from New York; 213,000 dollars by the St. Louis, from the same port; and two packages of bullion, by the Ravensbourne, from Antwerp. The total value of these arrivals is probably about 375,0001. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week comprises a total value of about 77,0001., of which only 50 ounces were in gold, despatched to Boulogne. Of the silver, 235,069 oz. in bars, and 69,755 oz. in coin, were sent to Hamburg, and the remaining few hundred ounces to Belgium and Boulogne. The Madrid has also taken out about 70,3771. to the Peninsula. The total ascertained shipments of the week are thus raised to about 147,0001.; half of which is known to have consisted of silver. The Australian advices, received by the Overland mail, mention the sailing of several vessels with gold on freight. We, therefore, annex a list of the specie and bullion remittances known to be actually on the way from Australia to the mother country : _ . _ Gold on boanL Name. From. Sailed. Denise..... Specie. Anglesey Melbourne Jan. 25 Constance Melbourne Jan. 50 Charlotte Anne Melhonrne Jan. 1t Hannah ...... Sydney Dee. 14 Aram Launceston Dec 28 1,432 . 16,000 China Sydney Dec. 1 John Hallett Adelaide Nov. 25 226 ... 50,000 Vimetra Sydney Jan. 10 Victoria Adelaide Dec. 31 — ... 30,000 Total The total value of these remittances may be stated at about 354,0001. Besides the above, the following vessels, most of which are believed to have gold on board, are homeward bound—viz., the Irene, Fop Smit, and Anne Forster, from Adelaide; the States man, from Melbourne; and the Lady Ann, from Sydney. The Admiralty have directed that her Majesty's steam vessels Falcon and Ariel, from Portsmouth, and the Rosamond, from Devonport, shall be des patched to the chops of the Channel for the relief of the homeward•bound vessels detained by the easterly winds. Letters for Melbourne, if posted in London on the evening of the 4th April, will be in time for convey ance per Marco Polo, which sails from Liverpool on the morning of the sth. The Admiralty received tenders to-day (Saturday) for the conveyance of about 400 tons of wooden build ings for civil hospitals, to the Bosphorus, to be con veyed ii sailing vessels from any one of the following ports, viz., London, Southampton, Liverpool, Bristol, or Gloucester. _ _ _ The Emigration Commissioners have advertised for ships to proceed respectively to Portland Bay and Sydney, and to be ready to receive passengers be tween the 17th and 23th of May. The advicea from the Mauritius are to the 18th January only (the telegraphic announcement of the overland mail having erroneously stated the 18th February). Freights to England ruled at 31. 10s., and shipping was scarce. The following shows the total receipts of the leading British railways since the beginning of the current half-year, together with those for the corre sponding period of last year. The figures are taken from the "London Weekly Railway Share List," published under authority of the Stock kxchange Committee. It will be seen that, notwithstanding the dulneu of trade, and the length and severity of the winter, the aggegate receipts of the lines enume rated are fully equal to those of the corresponding period of last year. The Caledonian shows the chief increase, and the Brighton and South Eastern the chief diminution : 1855. 1854. Bristol sad Enter Calsamiss Choler sail Holyhead East Eimeashire 58,330 Mideast and Olaegow Glow, and South Western Gnat Northern . Gnat 111m4iman and Western 65,657 Groat West= 214,824 Unman and Carlisle 54,715 Linsiddre and Yorkebire Lotion and North Western London, Brighton, and South Cooed- 106,991 London snd South Western 127,746 Maatheeter, Sheffield, and Linooln. shire Midland North British North Eastern 307,831 Orford, Woromter, and Wolver hampton South Eastern, Total From a list drawn up by Mr. Miller, of the Jeru salem Coffee-house, containing particulars of the vessels which are preparing to enter outwards from Gravesend for Australia during the month of April, we compile the annexed particulars : No. of Vowels. Tonnage. For Victoria „ New South Wales lO 7,648 „ Hobart Town 2,314 „ Launceston 2 826 „ Adelaide „ New Zealand 6 4,627 ~ Westora Assuan& Total vessel Compared with preceding menthe, these figures show a steady falling-oft The otezeeponding state- There is still little or no inquiry for the gold mining shares. Ague Fria shares are quoted to i ; Nouveau Monde, 2- to 2 ; Colonial Oold, to 4; and Great Nugget Vein, 2 to 2-all per s hare. Australian Agricultural shares have fallen 11., being quoted 29 to 30; Peel River are called 2 1 to 3; North British Australasian, dia. to par; and Scottish Australian Investment, gto prem. Santiago shares have been dealt in at 7 ; United Mexican at 62 to 62 ; Australian Mining at 14 to .1 ; National Brazilian at 22; Fortuna at I prem.; Linares at 74 to ez div.; ditto, B shares, at 2! to 24 prem. ;11 . SToek — tOn - ZrDaTtliirtOT _9_lllll Vile. CIO StsTri ~ isle of ?loath Waterford and Mean Waterford sad Weet Loaded IS I Welt Cbrawall I Wands: LasACrystal P 10 Abadan O Do. No. 2,7 pa Ct. * /IS ... a Chows felybood ill Cork owl losdea siOsod.Paelkh Abe Ent Man Cho •' p ie"' 00 Do. do. Ors r pee eer q. DO Do. da. Cos Ct. 01 Ka& Manta, pe.,No I Of Ditto do. N 0.2 10 Do. Notre par Oolitic** SO Zut.Uoloa, g 0.6 p.CL 00 Beet lascadare ell SOK IltWeetTork ha.Stha 00 Edia.,Peetl,Diaise 4 pet. 00 Ones Nordin Sz a tt 00 Do. 6 pee esst. Mb at to pat gas 00 , De.o pe amt. - 1 6 10 St. St. ~,.i~a ey~io St. Domay.lik * Ditto Inodomoblo 4p. W D0.2110m. Prof. awe .. ill Ds. Maw Proi. IpA 111 Do. s. do. Ipa 10 Ds. Illm. Goo. .... ill Jo. Uinta Goo. Ron ill Do. do. do. ill Do. do. do. Lommihro Yorlui.7o2 _ DtdolkpF oont.otoek. PO I DIM Y66 0W 1.6160i.1 LomalltliWaril 611 Loldeudienkellsr. ii: 20 20 23 2 Da. SS .......... woCriiiSt.L 1 1)1 IXtto Tweirakes 44 P , al Dittoßl, Put 4 per OM W Norfolk Debeaturee 50 Do. S pet.Eaton.R.l.SA Nonllo3eititli — Fe:" 13 Do. Lois Sp. at. No. 1 9 Do. Do. Qom, 1949 10 Do. Tot 11 AM Parch all North Strillomiddr• 00 OztWomolleff GI. 151.6p.r0 all BcoirbbOlotioi Sow Prot all eat* Dow 11 Digo Nod 46 pre Oast all Sire (119•LADa..SLO.9) 100 Ditto 4i per at all SonthWales gua.4 p. Not W Oth.Yortittire4perot.ovar 15 Moo ktookDorlumrtcodp. IFORZION ■ rawi owl lettirdam Was Itrisra hubetice Boeing let Oyalsoures,.. il is rig:Eitjas =a images io Data 111lambh 00 all &Ansel Mac* 20 10 De. low 28 20 Bag ban 110 10 I Da. lalsreloo 100 all 44p.0.116,, p. 57 enavart 100 411 Da. de. 50 Wa aka 20 10 Grand Jonatka et harm 25 15 O.TtaakdQaadat,lawe 25 all DOM. Law.lllAN. 100 60 DehOmetat 100 all Do.ooupy.'s Spit& 20 10 Gnat AMY dram.- 5 all Groat loam ftelesala 5 2 Do. Nriveas.l ant 20 12 Ge.liszreban___ -- 111111 Wl all Gt. Ws& Climb. all Do.Bds., pay67.opt. UR all Ds. do. 62 , des all Do. do. 16. do. MI Do. do. 73. without all Etaasiltno and Tomato all Do. 6 per Cent. 10 Lyons sad Geneva 12 Lyons and MAI Do. Now MI MaiaarkLier ri Z . lth Let) II Northam at ill Digo SOL Awe Obsdisalk ) Normal= Prat. 111 Paris aul LIMB IS Pads sod Odors Petla awl Para ..... f ill MY art Omak Clarbearg Saw Ham ...... „. 10 Sava Daolla ........ Sr/1118 gni NM= 611 Dag per Cala. Prate Ila. %IDLY IS West nacre.. 10 Do. LI par Oat. !Wm LI Wolof at ham IS Willem:if SwitanimaL 1111 award 111101.1“•••••••••••••••• Ti 3 lee 164 4 3 33 24 • T COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANK-THIS DAY. The quantity of Englieh wheat on sale this morning in Merk-lane, by land carriage samples from the near coun ties was not very great, and the receipts from abroad dialing the past week have been small. The Essex and Kent Mende were speedily cleared at prices fully equal to those of Monday last. Foreign wheat and Boar sold slowly at extreme ratts of last week. _ _ _ Barley was a more free sale than of late at the turn dearer. - - - - ----- Oats were in abort supply; n thelese it was impossible to establish any advance in value. Beans end peas supported last Monday's quotations. . ARRIVALS 124T0 LONDON FROM MARCH 26 TO KABOB it. Qrs. EDgligh. Soot. h. Irina. Teraign. Wheat 2170 If 24 3634 Barley 4622 974 Oats SI3 643 6lO 169 S Matt. 6564 100 Flow. 3026 lacks. and 4742 barrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The public sales declared for to-morrow are of Sugar: 200 hhde. Demerara, 9,000 bags Mauritius, 2,000 bags Bengal, 250 bags Madras, sad 500 bags Penang. Ch fee • 300 casks Plantation and 600 bags Native Ceylon, 700 bags Mysore and 1,100 bags East India. Tea : 28,000 packages. Cocoa : 200 bags. Nice : 1,300 bags Breed. Cloves: PM . Pimento: 200 bags. The private contract market/ have a steady appeardice although they are inactive. Corrow.—The demand has Improved. Abeut 1,800 big , ' sold since Friday, at a shade advance. Comas.—Native Ceylon steady, at 475. to 475. GI. RICE continues in limited demand. On-v.—Seal, pale, 621. to 521. 10s. ; straw, 461. to 51/. ; brown, 41!. to 461. ; sperm body, 1261. tto 126/. ; beadmatter, 1221. to 123/. ; sod, 41/. ; South Stu, pale, 471. 10.. to W. ; Olive Gallipoli, 661. to 66/. 10s. ; Spanish and Sicily, 531. Os. to 541. ; cocoa nut, 40s. 't 421.6 d.; palm, 375. to 393.; linseed, 341. 3d. to 345. 641. rape, pale, 546. ; brown, 625. to 625. 6d. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY The market is steady to-day, at the following quotations, :—Town tallow, 461. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 48s. to 6d. ; May and June, 48s. 3d. to Gd. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. 1663. OH. 4 ; 64,;y1 twat on hand 31,579 ............ Delivery laatweelt Do.treen let June &frostiest week Do. from let June Prise Y. C. per cwt. Da. Town - i',Oii. 83,421 9 79,374 45.. Od. 473. GC - 1,727 $5,1051 207 90,649 611e.64. 69e. Id. 3?,£li:i 70,187 36; K5:10 1116181. 1151..61. . _ Arrival for the week ending April X lO, last year, 1,315 casks, and delivery, 1,404 casks. The arrival last week comprised 157 casks from Australia, 195 from South Ame rica, and 6 front other places. Total, 357 casks. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY The supply of beasts is considerably larger, and the dr mend smaller, consequently prima are lower, and a clear ance cannot be effected. The number of sheep is much larger than for a long time put. A few of the choicest Downs meet with purchesers at about Friday's rates, but other kinds are lower and many remain unsold. Trade for calves hu rather improved. From Germany and Holland there are 704 beats, 210 sheen, and 80 calves. Spain, 120 sheep. Scotlutd, 300 beasts. Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,800, and 140 from the Northern and Midland Counties. dant re dfrotr lierst c"l or bi da 1 / 3 d e s . 6. 4 5 4 111 0 . 134nk.....trebiut: st one 4 4 % d 4 O . 1 4 4 . 0 o 4 . ; 01.4 PhortAoros *woad quality itcwW.. 28 3 8 Do. do. dhcrn OLT. I PISS !lan Dim rod. 4 8 5 0 Du ;as , 6 Riad§ at maeltat. 4.319 ; &OW lamb,and ' Cairo,. 123 ; .110. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is no site. ration worthy of notice in the hop market since last week . The demand, although not ostensive, is steady, and the supply limited. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Eden Main, 210. ; Davison's West Saveloy, 20a. ; Wan; Bad Riddell, 20s. ; Walls End Harlon, ; Walls Bud Hatton, ; Walls End South Hattoa. 2i.Walls. land Sa•WSPei, ng. •t. ; Will. End Pasha, Ml.' A-45 T .laud flips ank ~ ,