The Express. — London, England, 1855-05-19 00:00:00

1 rr -5,..►~~ r o . . y - • ,•,-.72 ~r~-~~ ... 51111..°1:4 4 .41 ...‘. 4 %70... ...- t i 111 Cfr-•/ VEXING, MAY 19, ,V 5. RIUTANNIA la/I AdiilraCE COMPANY, laviansalowl. tisk lomulls. A " . logro aliiima Zo=rl el ferimmit.=. 41. Pak. bolows aim of posim ai g gi sse lliiii iarring sr Mr. lirpois ad/ seplwoll drailielest sou pan. es amise polio day. IR a dm\ II wombs probe*. IMINAMPIA MIITUAL LIM MISOCIATION. bp bar WOW* Sorg latiami Paint. Padas= gml amiala. Paniansausapeamaam *very thee aostle diermasof am. Wawa flit —the unpaid kalf ganaimas ligaidssol eat et a• pew irsandirsay.) terssyst..) Egg whorl I' Alma INS. War. Motu' Promion Tesdi tots X Ist Sows ism a I a s l4 "." Pre- Frs. Tom Ullik " In ' Idea Idea -- - - Lad. s r. 4.1 . T0u5. MM. ds.d. /I ti. d. td d. Si 0 1 1 1 I 4 30 12 3 I I 1 1 4 1 9 3 I 11 I : I 1 7 6 1 4 40 13 4 lIWI 4 SO 4 011 s s 5 1 1Y 4 II 1 4 1 1 4 SOllB I. IL MIME. Issitint Dltsdir. ItBDILIW FRAM% isentary. • CIENTLEMEN requiring FURNISHED APART may hew a elyeaale wall•teettbasi BEDROOM, dr re al a lam twittlas ream. with tba dilly sod weakly raw Istate/ag ealteirieh Netts& beet slaealm ea OA. Illaa&agearth liar U. yet weak. FROM FRANCE GERMANY, or in ENGLAND, dig beat bleashasflas Taint le ctemilett sad eseisyed tbe eselestem et Übe TBE AMPIROWS WII SSZOOTS. the sow egssiod at the ertass. NICOLL'S TA MOT. Om sad Two Osamu dash. lilt ALLIED &ME CAPE. Ow Dolor . Witerpreef. yet leweeelie. WICOLLI OUDIZA TROWIESS Nod RALINOUDISA WAISTCOATS. MIIIIIATIS kr lITLI7'AIT end idd.or 00111 TS mot gratis. MANTA Is all pine d Use Os* wbo km the tleaSDlsatTlDskid Sisidess gammas progand to malaise dos, ess trweir sti %lBol. gero ADD H. J. mad D. NICOLL. 114. 111. DS. 110. Ilepeustele. sod to . b. CorskUl. - 8? H K A.— Dr. LOCOCII3 PULMONIC wow en twat tdl44 awl • Pupil arimi el gad all disorders of Ow bulb and Wet. 111,111.4• 1". = wakens they we WARY. Yr *aft millamasimok. l b, ..d. They •••• • INN= talle.—Trls• lib as it& per um. isle by sii num% Arrrunuous PILLS.—This aiM Zig =fssilise issed kit at of a SIM fil pirini sassy Ms M.not mod Is WI widkisiiirailisisihippis. Ms& of the km is is silos is So sistelitiores sow oi PLANA is pilisdol MeV Pousessi sod add lif~slll6ll~sis4 Sims sof tilsa a ruseAslie miss is dip Vslesi Is bolsi at W. lit. ik x.is. Id, Ils, sad. Ifs isili. ll = list me N ignabs list thew with GEORGE DIXON is dr parsosalilisp. 10LADIEL—A Beautiful tut plexiom e sad Boft .d Irk OM, eel Mos see Aft MIN and seiliised lq me el INOWLINCEP LUDO% es °dewed Ihemhei ties Of lb nibs Who praise _• watetary imele. Pi rp r : woe 'Wag New se siebbliel to the general Well-b set lb. Ids rid Me tes et in egpsome. Preetleh, Ime s = IV" Palldin elemsee elelleilleah we by the OW pleee le a MINI Nem eel trmemeeser et mow Pike eh IL end Ila. Si pw beetle. C.ereteo—ree Imes Ileratotig Zeiplee rem re wow. end A. ROWLAND ehd NM 111. Ileteerpeah. lame. w tot ma at leak held by Om, eeilir Mite sal Patemere. —Protested by Royal Loam ro=o llMAß. eotoo. ma asset Ir by Iris rOr Isis d el• ' Itib. - irl SI bipedal gaup d likairs. %nu Diserss IN. I. Is • imift ••• idesdles. suisis. sod arrillis dam Norm Wermq Oat. aisisgy. laths iss =of rya Ur ruderly sad alb* aeremi on Isar of Urli aged= lama Wpm Orseht as miliste 114 u l tra 4re bird al • ma robs of dr prrades. Oloors A. S. Is re rut mdmild an* kr ere dr• et Swan slid. mirmierolis MO& Prides Weer eltli =sods roadie isdrs dde primes rseralks. id Os ompris Is Os roil imams nu m. 'Mem sr. Nu I. t. aid; re Mr aide d Ur at me 11. rd id al worabs quildis OW rub as Or Illst able *beat thit us WU lb airokll7 d b e r by pu l l rus lii ==topeals rm. MN bard Ikr114—l• be Iblial• aid li g =s. Min sr Os. Orrislust; Oars, I shy Osktisis Mis tri. I. drould. Marrams. Ormirmr Isdrar ill= a. ;=• INA 411 VIsdki. libli t WarssirSdnel. Nos e d=t rr irs. MIDI afmriaracra, being lm: Ws owi ntw oroodsoot owl bowlsat „ sr ot We IV .M. loomoss. of Plwiloom Rooky to We deo Ohoo••• AA*. moos ArAist.:lo.4ll. IL. • 7311•71111 MA oat DEIMAIMO of Or MIRAIT. : Lamm awl Om. Jos pubblid. New mad 1••••1 Mks. Wails.; only pc* t I ta re is= RE KM= of Mi or, How to Live 12 m Ca 1,11111•10, Mr. 11•7 417, Dim. ib Lii ... e . is. om v 11•141461. s • e V 1 .....2 . ... otrrOri Os with mu ur r rsorheel4 worA 104,=1 =raw: =7.,,, Ili, P rints e 21&16•Gloolo Mieli s l aid aadli s dairminu m.. ...= reiri o rro•••. sod o n 5. ltistrrfr4o. : Bross. 114 0219,60•41. 16% - siOseiM: allimaislim IHE DAILY NEWS paid replarly by the wily swam mil at lie., eawit; by y swift at nth lii. Ord of mosi at cc wries. Us Ewes laird re IS ill swim et pal= anal& per grost. yap miss Mai Loess ppm knead ea ressift et ampe4AL 31D1111 111/MILIA OMNI NEM% 11C4, Lcaleamell e at,. Mens. ag. P IIMI DAILY NNW :, LONDON MORNING PATI/1 odes M. - Vbelantl=el Journal. tie uhaistoot tree easnerte sad delland lhoeunat ealealao et Ile guneral seire—la the easmay bre nue% al la dre veld tunreestito salt emeneerelel hams. ilea auldnolls duel% eieenr.anl moretory artbiae—off e paw OODUSTONDININ AT THE SEAT 07 WAR. a Nava asuaszu AND lumina. An early repot el denulue Is tbo Mee Am blow ▪ It It by gerey Overlord Ibli t aamisim erein ONLT DID.? muse MOM 'Mu alls NLOLVDII3 ALL CIVINNETI ADTI3IIIIIOIIOITIL blearily liehoperesal. au* yonaner by arm Um duty Pm imp et be ememusi, tido paper bee, by esithabsary mei edified - Suit eteriatar est path= est taste imy. Ts liesinui etre Isettodkr at sews au to the Idagdon ; or as al Aft l i tszlerbill. Plosirlbist, tablas. NA it lie ateudemoi &Wass Ur mar by mynas ON et mimed lasso. yullbler ea epodoetlea, tanterh the ardor. emu et arseby Power swats ready be etele4 lt.etlaLTL Pit Vans , . Pa l i odbere MY NEWS FORWARDBMothsOOUNTRY by 011111010 PM; 198.44. per 13 rhaus, UM 1111)001, ►a Ow Allasp4l.. Doolgalks Samistat. WT NEWS ISNT TO MAD, boat 8 a.m. W! 3 p.m.. at Is. t ot wet; sugspitsd It tows ee tor 34. Or 4sy, or Ifs. =tot ; by Mr. irATag, Surs Amt. Tamylssitost. ti s ' NEWS LENT TO READ, i s L oo k" st Us. per tpartan—tlilfr by NOILNING MLA =all o t D0,,11b. ed. par v.—/1. ADAM% Illwalsoi, M w ACM. BATSWATEL—DAILY NEWS LENT TO am wpm tba *nary S! . ' , loin pas, at WW. .em Clizist. g ralis after. M. ME n umplearnse. . 11111.4 eat. RiroirtM DAMOICROIIII COMMIT IN =X BLACK 141 L —A. despataii has boa neared by the Louts of the Canoga* d Privy Commit for Trade, tkrwallk tie Srare• "7 el NM for Foreign Affairs, from Mr. Nash, bar Ma. jet' • moral at Vans, *salaams wag of • daParak ad enoid by kin to SW Edmund Lyme, magestiog the allisteme d a danprerom current whisk prevails to the author& of Malaita*. It appears that usesis onigatiag tftli °skrall, or the mouths of the Danube, to Varga, or the 'Rim. to from the Crimea to Vargo, have been fris. twill, draws spa the shoals at Stable. No Is., lashed, rtes ow mush ham been wrecked Man the last mouth hi t 'ma Miabla sad Mongolia, all bound from Hunks& le "am Is Danaher, 1852, thirteen venal" se dram{ loam mat on shore within a week. Mr. Noah slam t hor kt hos heal • mud belief prevail among ess-fariag raa with Mom be has moversed on the subject, that them ammo" disasters are owing to a dram current whisk ests the westward and aorth-wortward ; sad that vessels asrlgyiag seethward from Odessa, &c., for Versa or am mi lsorar, and ouccosteriag N. or N.E. gales, incur the Ilk d bang digu rg b y the gum, upon Shads, while so. di siouriag to seek skater wader Cape Melaka*. Ie like ibi ll iourr. Mesh band from the Crimea b /hum, mid set salleisowly B.W. to alley for the Sartain. are lishl• dr doony madam Mai st Ile the *onboard sod Is , Ow el Ibe d tallarred to. It is Mid ea fame et the elment set being gemmil7 IMO", .sirnulta Imo assussed isaMei in dark gad kite 'mem ma MEMO lbe maim et Mirmy weather. HER MAJESTY'S BIRTH-DAY. THIS DAY. Early We leersting prompt measures were takes in various ports of the metropolis, but more parthalarly at the Wesboad (her Majesty having appoiated that her natal day sheald be sonsinemerated). to eeleheate the wallowsl end auspicious mat with all due loyalty and respect Re gal-Ono, St. Jeasees.street, Cooksper-street, and various other thoroughfares presented the some display that was maaifested dada' the week that the Emperor of the French with kis Empress was ia this eouatry on a visit to the Qom. The Royal steads:A, with the salon jack, was hung out at Ackerman's, I. Regeet-etreet, and at Warwick , hem likewise two tri. Wowed :hags wore exhibited. At various other trademnsa's homes, as well as at some Of the slab-houses, the asthma! digs of Ragland sad of Freese waved in frost. la emcee of the streets at the ram sod a similar demonstration of loyalty sad national feeling seek plus; while various merchant ships in she river and the dohs promoted a very gay &promisee, several heist lag the MAIMS of Ragland and Fumes, with these of all nations, imps that of Ramie. The aerobes of St. Mar garet's, Westasioster, sad St. Marties-is-the-Fields, bring Wawa' parisheshmi the stairlard et Reglead heads, from their seeeples, sad several ether ameba displayed Unica Jacks. The Ambits which bed belle weed them In very merry. peals. Exteasive preparations were also made at the club houses and tradireass's holism be a magnificent illuminati& in the evening. The tine regi ments of Foot Guards were inspected before the Herm Guards, St. James's Park, bet not by Prince Albert, sad the Royal staff, as was a:peeled. Aa immense con some of persons were consoled, essay of whom waited till ewe o'clock, when the Park gun were hied, as were also at the same time the Tower guns. The three infantry beads then amembled la fit. Juases.place, where they unitedly perhmed the " Corimatioa Anthem." and other appro. piste stasis. The ratlines composing the Hosoarable Artillery Com-say also assembled with their hand, at their ground is the City-road, and, having performed their va rious military till the beer of dialog Vstbe the maw i s the day. Mejesty , es is owsismsey, held • dratrustroom in the afteeneim, w the hich was most annterously attended by the axis tansy awl hang Sen. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADKIIALTT, MAT 18.LAProDITMENTL—Assist sa08arposs Z. Creightea (1860). to the Hawke, 60. saew Hew skip, at Sheerness; sad 11. arms (1861), to the Corawallis, 60, saws steam ship, at Damara. dpithead &mead Homer C. H. Haswell, to the 84 George, 120, at ABMs, Assistest-flarroom J. Noble, to Use Majestic, 80, wow Mesa ship, d 400 kens•powst, at 81wieniese ; 8. rW. to t h e Hassell, 60, mew steam skip, at Shames ; .11PBride, to the Hestia's, 60, screw steal ship, at Ports mouth ; sad P. Cow* te the Pembroke, 60, strew swam ship, at Portemeath. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 18. The gua-beets Orialer b ellaker, Jeeps; Fealty, Cracker sad Bow, sailed kir the CrigAils la the sight, is company with the Moines. 17, anew deep, Carlala Par. quids. sad Genoa, 6, peddle sloop, Ceemommler Crawford. The Makers mad Oases passed se be es Omastantimople with the gerbeeta med - when they hese LIMN the Royal Artillery, each Wing MS ea bawd, will mews to this port. The Oil., Moped& *lpso, Ceptain Wilkes, west out to the bask a the Ms of Wight We sessaleg, with the Flak remere le a s e :a The tailligns "spew at hpitheed an ghostly *sewed to =duo s soft Medd ame is bepail wages ea aka. day, and, eseimehleg Is plat ,osissos, soy is ad ea Tuesday. It Y imaliesaly rep Mee Risk demoiselles is altered beta thelelde to the Rook le Idle mash troops to the Canna, beet either " Cherbourg et Paw hirable she lie The 'MY riff MOW Xe. Was hided the suslks lons bas OMNI di air keg, sad they IPSO ams,gi bit WI to Mee whisk she WWI" the essessed. The nem yacht instals and Albert. the Osborne, and the Magnet (mortas-mesel) _ware moved out of the steam basin wits', ea it is to be dried sot in order to repair the mimeos of the dock that opens late it. The Ire mortar vessels in harbour ere rapidly underpass the alterstiona reigned to in previous reports. 811111111.1M88, Mar IR. The Otter, 3, paddle-wheel item vessel, Lieutenant Comsaaadar John H. Clover, left here yesterday et 4 a.m. ar f a lei Cuxhaven sad Hush , far the of essmoyiag volution for the Foreiga to The Emmert's, dimmer, Caplels Orillessa. from BisteMg's Straits, is missed le c pea Mt as Weinuday ..at. The inquiry Me the obsegss i Crfell alebeg her. Mime, who ham ben sespeaded &Mg duty sad pissed ender amid Irt wee time two years, was, by supe rior afar, entrealail le ear samaseader-k-4tsf, vies Admiral the Has. Willis Gemiss, whin after daily exa minations, lea, se Monk, Ipeesil lhe hills fled with the elms= it the inal&be yessesatir spies' seek of the cases% sod to ands-martial will take plaim All the sews sallarred to have Men granted admiral's leave ot shames; twe of then have been promoted. The whole ship's sompeay impress their regret deeply that a rabbi; isquiry has mot hiss instituted by the Admiralty. DUBLIN, MAY 18. A division of the Nth Regiment, numbering 360 sea, have arrived by nil iron Cork, where they them. barked ea Tends', ea their man treat Bermuda. A amber of tavola& hen the Crimes arrived is Dahlia yes terday, sad were provided with proper sceoneradstin darns their May to Dahlia, under the superiattadene of the MiliOn &MOWN who NM the genre= direction of the Lisatisast married oat as then oessolees. MALTA, May 13. The Pease el Webs which left Balaclava on the ged iteL, annivell hate this alarming. She has on board Osemethe Gems Iteysead, R.N. Maria, Saperiates• duet ei theillaneaa Railway lopeea, sad a ameba of invoke, vAlipoiniese we en sow neared, as the nilway is Sehhei. LieelemehOelesela Weed cad Strong, of the Bend% an pews= hp bro. We have also the Rajab, is sad Oiksid Company's assaiser, arrived with meow% Mary hit Balaclava ea the 4th. Cakethe sernme alma is this neraieg, sad proceeds te ams, Me Msmajltel mod Ma Rash aid Prime of Wales to Beellewd— lb s l& ja b beteg received Irir the Baltic. The Ashy oleos troopport hfttli minim with a am ber of Maltese, awed me muleteers tar the Crimea. She tikes also 1911 mask abet, shell, he. There was great elneeng as Am vend stioned slowly oat, with a bead play isg patriotie tad They an to have 21. 64. per day sad ntioes—a Idgli peg Os the Maltese—sad pan of their pay hog!to thole Mann Meng their abeam*. It is to be hundreds mil *Mew, for Malta is over-populated ; Easy Mlles lima cabled tato the Breach army, both la Akin sod the Crimes. Bins FORMS! LEGION.—Wto ea intrinsted to state des4 well-edeonled Met intelligent nem-nmasksioaed elders In the army, erko an =palmed la to duties of rocrotes's, goodsinessostos, and adjetnet's office, an as eaadiMse as ammimises as quesermastm in the Bella Foram L. new Meet to be ergeniesd im mediately, Mollyat ffilestliffe amp, in Kink mod partly sa ZedgeismL No eseddlass need apply Mimi sseseep tirombis teotinsimials m to geed ehanaiss and efficiency lrene kb sommeaffing Maser. Stte at = t z e lll consist of mealey, lekstry, sod will be re solved Cooked ..r..hdn7lespefeee, British Porgies Lend, WsE Deporkinant, Whitehall. Follitall Lsotolt.—To the prement time between 3,000 end 11/Alb seendie ham been obtained for this teem by our &gems ea tee nmetimat ind ep endent of those who bays been inilinbri is Swltarelead. The Swiss corps, some partissirie of whidi ere gives in ear Paris earreepen dame, win he SAO Mew Beat.= WO= tis THE 77TH.—A eaereepoedent iskruts u that Mb edam wham pliant criednet in the attack of the Bud= Ms pits on the 21st alt. has attracted snesial sotics,was brought up is the Royal 'liberates Military BMW, sad volunteered from it is Jane, 1848, at the age wf 14, taking with him e good endued badge. About 450 boys from this school are serving their sonatry at home sad abroad, and with my few esseptioss are distinguishing themselves by their steady sad gallant conduct. FRIIXDLT SOCIITTE.6 Etzst el*. members sad bleeds et Building sad Lead iselease was held at the PsWs °See, Bir. =Theaday meas. seshethe all now before IS et Oemesse, iambs elms dada es the sem. has et these seslales. There wee a very Issy mci ttesasace. Jmha Pliaes, Be{., the mem, proddeL sel -1 deems. ostaboismery of tie bill, was aliverii Coun cillor Jesse Tsyka, Mr. William Weed, Mr. Heat, Mr. J. A. Leashed, Mr. Pedals% Mr. 0. B. Riot 041. Thu lejsrisee elate whisk the 1111, it serried, iseidd here as freehold had, lsidfsu, ea paddle& @whim, awe hr cibtrolaawsit ”e% sod Use Istralselise et a dew Wades had edes tato a sissesee pmesass simply to regalia slit esehlke was dismissed es s pleat ef hake . • eallisa le palleasss sesiast the lel wee =IL. • iii =s wee she f w d tA g estar lh Ise the papas et uses sevemeeeL •Me *Wm te Mr. ediegZ ip. hlt imams Is swifts Is ibs le, is dm SHARE LIST'S _...._ FRIDAY Emma The railway share market to-day exhibited decided buoyancy. In the stocks chiefly dealt in a rise was established varying from i to 1 per cent. The market clamed firmly at the highest point of the day. Guaranteed railway stocks continue to meet with a steady inquiry, and also show an upward ten dency. TEES DAL—Two o'CLocz. The railway share market continues bacyant. Priam are generally better, and a fair amount of business is doing. London and North-Western stook is quoted 100110 1; Great Western, 67 to 1; Mid land, 711 to 1_; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 78f to 791; South-Eastmns. 181 to I; Great Noethsens, 23 to 1; and Caledonians, 311 to I. French shares are generally better. ORDDLUDI SHAW AND ROOM 16.1 Pal inewre.w. "*" Moine in. 7444erday. In U 14 I AL 144 154 11 II ille. If U _ _ Mr se 1 p.a. Wej M? I iil4i s 4 die. li+ 1 IS4 14 ilt $1 U 111 13 !! 15 U $7 I dim par 18 19 . 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M 50 GM= Jot Sloth 000,100 Landau sad W 10.0001100 Nat. Prow. al Eaglaad... KM 10 th al l a c si lw a ... ....... Ixnlad SO s.s Ilsoth Webs — 111 leak Membeillost lb. Wm I is* Aminglasi Beak kg NA OM lap. 01 IS Una Anginas .. ... U Ulla et Monti :::: , De. New 6, Mks °nooks 7 Isi lie THE CHURCH-RATE esta/yeie of the divides list es*. sena neaddtnng of the Chards-rate Bill, male by the Liberstien of Banks Illefilety, befogs oat the fellewbg darer:—Last yew 396 membeee voted, viz., 184 for, and 211 whist, the ascend reading. This session 410 have Toted, viz., 219 for, and 189 against; as, how ever, at least 82 members paired, the divides represents a hoses of 472 members. The minority et 27 ageing% the bill has therefor bun converted into a majority of 28 in its favour, being a gain of 65 votes. It is also stated that a dozen of the supporters of the bill arrived jut too late for the division, which came on unezpectedly early. Nine members who voted against the bill last eassioa have now voted for it, Mr. Cardwell being oae. Several conservatives voted with the majority. Of 109 who were absent hat lyear, 58 have now voted for, and 61 against the bill. No itee then 62 who voted against it led session were about this, while only 111:1 who supported it then were absent on this occasion. The members of the government disposed of themselves in this wise:—Admiral Berkeley, Mr. Oreaville Berkeley, Sir R. Bothell, Colonel Biddalph, Sir Benjamin Hall, Mr. Keogh, Sir W. Moliewortb, Mr. Osborne, H Mr. olman, Lord A. Paget, Hon. C. Villiers, Mr. Vernon Smith (12), voted tor the bill. The Hon. W. Cowper, Mr. Hayti% Lord Palmenton, Lord J. Russell, and Si, R. Peel (6), voted against it. Sir 0. Grey Sir G. C. Lewis, Gene ral Berkeley (paired for), Mr. M. T. Barnes, Lord Drum lanrig, Sir A. Cockburn (paired for), Lord Duncan, Mr. Brand, Lord Muck (paired far), Su' C. Wood, Mr. Mon crieff, J. Wilson, F. Peel, J. Ball (shut out), Mr. BOUTOZie, sad J. D. Fitzgerald were absent (16). On Friday last, the depot of the 68th Foot, which had been stationed at Leeds for several most* was n• moved to Hull, whence o detachment proceeded to Soar boeough on garrison duty. Another detachment has been despatched to Gibraltar to_ join the service companies about to proceed to the East. The depot of the Bth Ragtime arrived in Leeds, from Hull, on Friday mooning, to replace the 66th. WOOING THE CHOLERA. The " post-howne" in Mushall-street still exists. There ere two sew-sheds, two balloek-pcsinds, where dung lies until it V "rid," one large sad two email slaughter-house, three stables, one blood-hole, one gram-pit, end one ding-bole. The dung is Mimi away dos 4 from ten to twelve;m, sad the blood each ler lbegnsittly • groins ere allowed to ;mein until they be ams my • ..a when those three things are being removed, the OM•ili ls tumble, sad the very atmosphere becomes Nearly 'magmas to it is e tripe-hosse, when its., are belied, end the Atavism hall this pines else is wry bed. One et the owners laughs at and Waft with dentswgit esnipikenta. and aunts that tripe =imprp•Aas, 64 at eet dld sai ali ez e hum, bat 111Mearretr qf the 1011310 N &II sh. I JPS.I BAILWO/I. I 110 Amino Mg Mogioniu • 4 Dieu Boma laaatlol v.L 1* saws eraksaama_ k Ikalearadanyousa.da N to Doak Mamba — N ail Imam IP Detlikv N ft* kin * 19 i e. ftiodsi . NO se- pa sassarL yllll kasha N al 3i N 11.12uNatOm PosIk me e t a i Nom ons 111 WA. laim r oam 1011 N Do. 0nt.91 plOl/ all Do. Cakip.4l at. do. N Oiand Mins— alL Ona bash lAslissys.. 1 Da. livailkkil per amt 2 Da. INN* IM • a De. da. 4 II Ds. do. • • 914 ail Wag. Onada. 161 di Maids. de. mita 46 199 10/ Ds. da. Dik kg de. 00 IN all Ds. di" ss. 304 ea /IsiallMa one iss Spar • la =ad la til4 se is $ll Kids IS all Da. 319 w 1 1 Ss Balludakt tZ* . IIS Swain at N all alb 301. dare Ode Charbrai grqualkas) 111 all Itarikples Trvae hew. N 18 Paelasal Lyas N Ma .d Orlima• ..... N N Pads sad Baum ss N 01 Dore Sri* • are ft.l4 aws amessisi M —. N 39 Rape Rao ak I 3 Midi lameND 9) all sad Rana 10 De.Sa pa Oat. Prim. if GIL MA IS so Ds.% was ass.iffsGs. se 16 Wailes slimes AO 411 Ssalml SW . ii. 0,000 10 70.000 11 13 . 2 100,000 1 10 73. 1 10. 11. 4 1 000 1 1 3 MOO ... 0, I 110 1 ,1111 1 1 es soo, 1 1 700 I II 110.1100 I 10. 1070 10 10 7.090 $0 UAW 1 4,010 10 41,174 31.1.91 70,110 1 1 1 IS Outran= ApfoolgraraL' 17i 10jAulreladaaraslas ... 10 Aultallma loyal MW„ all 1 Bulk Walareorks 7 60111214101)Aaotar load._ 40 6 11311.11COUlobk &COD. I 1113 ` I poo.arlaly 100 411110 NS. 4 4 hire oflraosa. 4 1 DEM= boo Ore .... 20 atom .... 64 Is wenn^ la S. Noiloalks 14 Co. all 10 11911 0a Tel. all 10 Itallos i 41.4oarlaso 1 titialliso. Foal all 10 lood. I MIL Win Ommii 100 g. linfigidos Co.. I Sea Aulzolaska al l 1 1111110 18 6 an aomailaa.marimial Non an 201 Do Maw 13 2fauthelkoa. all 100, i 114041 oampay 6o 1 0034716ArrIz.lhavoaa. all 1 13: 10 6 11. 111ow 13 Amlldia Lod-. 23 Übe. Owtp all I _ Do. _ftliftoodDa. all 00 yol kloolCoallyCia 100 Mum% Lead L S ii:iio sons SIOIN ROT. 1111,4M0 MPS TMN was !Sao 1t.,.. tO I pan. 104117 ni. Sii i Ii • SI I! a ii is` fl Ift lf, "I ii-o. 11 3 i PI pa 7 I I 1 A U IS 0 I li pa 41 111 39 tl ier i z e_ il I la 6i e l 4 Pli L IP _.33 2 1 Pk I I T 1 8 51 1 111 111 lan pr 4 r 11 II TI It 14 Ps i l i Il 19 1 i 6 li 6 i I 1 "t 11l i 1114 idel 1 i 11 IS N II 4 dil Pll n 54 40 42 79 111 I 9 ii u a; $ die 11l 115 109 if f 1101 if 5 i lal 16e I 7 le 7 1 11 I 1 so $ lie 14 lj 7! 74 + si 1 I li llef i 4 MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY Bynum*. The finds continue to advance, owing to the steady investments of the public and the marked abundance of money. Console have experienced a further rise of 4 to 4 per oent., and aimed firmly at the highest point of the day. Money is nominally worth 14 per cent. in the Stock Exchange on government securi ties, but is without demand. Owing to the want of stock for transfer, portions of the new loan continue to be paid up in advance, and to-day this operation was carried on to some extent at the Bank. Generally an improved feeling is observable throughout the Stock Exchange, and it is noticed that the purchases (with the exception, perhaps, of those in Turkish and two or three other descriptions of foreign stocks) appear to be mainly of a bows Ade character. At Paris to-day the 'Three per Ceat. Rents closed to 4 per cent. higher than on Wednesday, money purchases preponderating. In the Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. the advance was more considerable. Yes terday, being Ascension Day, was a holiday on the bourses of Amsterdam, Vienna, Hamburg, itc. Consols, which closed yesterday at 89:, were first marked this morning 04, and steadily advanced, closing at 894 to 1, for money and the 30th inst. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 894, 4; ditto for account, 30th May, 894, 4, 4. Three per Cents. Reduced, 88 : , 4. New Three per Cents., 89 , 88 4, 894. Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1880, 34, 3 16-18 ; Thirty Years Annuities, October, 1869, 34. India Stock, 2294. Bank Stock, 208. India Runde, 20s. prem. In view of the prevailing demand for investment, and of the accumulation of unemployed capital. it is somewhat surprising that Exchequer Bills do not meet with more inquiry. The price has remained stationary at 6a. to Bs. premium for some time pest At Bs. premium these securities show a net return at the rate of 31.85. per out. per annum. Consols at 881 (i. e. at 89, is.. say four months' dividend ac crued, which may be considered equal to 1 per cent.) show a net annual return of a few pence is.. than 31.8 e., whilst Exchequer Bills Fuses the advantage of being comparatively free from the risk of fluctua tion. It may be urged that the June bills have yet to be renewed, but this objection does not apply to the March issue, which has been renewed till next year at 21d. per 1001. per day. Money can with dif ficulty be placed " on call " to command 3 per cent The New Thirty Tears Annuities were dealt in at 16 7-16. Many persons will perhaps not think it superfluous if we explain that for this sum of 161. Bs. 9d. (or within a fraction of such price), they may purchase a government annuity of 11. for 30 years. TM minium was in demand, and had risen at the close to If to 11 prem. Of Exchequer Bands there are buyers at par, with no immediate supply. Foreign stocks were firm, and in some eases rather higher. Sardinian is about 1 per out higher, and Venezuelan and Grenadian Deferred Bonds INTO in favour. Attention, however, continues chiefly di rented to Turkish, which, after touching 78/ to j, re lapsed to 771, and closed at 78 to 1, being a shade lower than the final quotation of yesterday. The market for this stock is strengthened by the removal of the apprehension that the remaining portion of this loan would be negotiated in the market on a similar basis to the last, in which ease it was anti cipated that the Turkish government would have been compelled to accept very low terms. Nothing has yet transpired publicly, however, respecting the assistance rumoured as about to be afforded to Turkish credit by the British and French governments. Ice the corn market to-day Wednesday's advance was maintained. Today, as for several days past, large quantities of gold have been sent into the Bank. The foreign exchanges this afternoon were firm, and in some cases a tendency towards improvement was observable. Bills on Hamburg were negotiated at 13.71 to 8, and on Amsterdam at 1201 to t. On Paris the rates were unaltered. The transactions were limited. The China has arrived from Sydney, whenoe sbe sailed on the 9th Jan. with 239 mots of gold and 3,6001. in specie, representing a total value of about 4,6401. _ _ The Madrid has taken out 38,1521. in specie for Lisbon and Cadiz, and the Atrato 8,0001. for the West Indies, &o. The ships Eva and Maria Hardy have been ordered to be surveyed for the government transport service. The sake of sugar to-day went off with much spirit, and prices ruled tid. to is. per cwt. dearer than last week. At the indigo sale today less spirit was exhibited, moat of the orders being executed. The sales will terminate early on Monday. The tallow market to-day was flatter, and Peters burg Y.C. closed at 525. 3d. for new, and .51s. to 51s. 3d. for old, on the spot. St. Petersburg advice@ to the 10th inst. quote the exchange on London at 331 to 16.16 d. 700 casks of tallow had been taken at 114.101, for August' , delivery. A special general court of the South Bea Company is called for the 24th instant, at which the directors will detail the progress nude in winding up the oont pany's affairs. A resolution will also be proposed for making a return on the sth July next of 1001. per cent. out of the surplus assets, distinct from any divi sion of profits for the half-year ending that day. The Australian land companies' shares are meeting with more inquiry at present. Bank stocks were well supported. Oriental Bank shares rose 11. Crystal Palace shares were again higher. Victoria Dock shares have been dealt in at 17 (181. paid); General Screw Steam at 14: to 1; and Royal Mad Steam at 73 to 731. The return of the Bank of Eogland for the weeL ending Saudi', May 12, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Circulation issue Circulation active 19,919,335 Decrease 249,095 Public deposits 2,733,908 Decrease 11,603,682 Other deposits Government securities in banking department.— 11,016,374 Decrease 2,674,999 Otherseenrities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether Dille 1,028,140 Demean 62,396 The Beet The Beams (viz., notes and edit in banking department) The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public depssfts - -deasose.. Other deposits deacon.. Noise and bills in circulation £1,603,682 440,444 311,491 gut inerem.. 29,350 On the other Bide of the mount : Goverment @smiths dames .. 2,574,939 Other securities decrease .. 177,250 Coin sad hellion increase .. 425,982 Total This return exhibits some large numerical changes, which are chiefly traceable to the loan transactions between the Bank and government. It is evident that the Chancellor of the Exchequer, directly the Loan bill became law, hastened to apply the deposit, together with other sums at his disposal, in Molt off the advances lately made by the Bank on defi ciency bills. The large decrease of upwards of two millions and a half in the stock of government secu rities held by the Bank is thus amounted for. The increase in the coin and bullion is very matiafactorr, and brings the total of this item to over sixteen mil lions. A further large aneentation must be looked for in next return. The private securities continue to ran elf, the Bank charges being so much above thus owed is Loosbord7stroot. BANK OP ZNOLAND.—An Ilth Vict., a 3:1. fee the week Nato Weed N DI V ,336,616C i !ARKIN) Dl Progetebtee' MAO pi* Rea 3. 1 63.785 f NaUoDal Dabt, ead o Div. Aerie) 2,7'33,908 1 , Other Dvodt• _ 12,206,207 heres-ds andotherkpi 1,018.140 4E33,62.4040 XV leas mat, puretuutt to the set 7th and ii on 11T.Raturda7. Ks, 12. 1864. 1/1 Gotertment Debt... • • i 1 1 .0 15.108 Other Securities SALIM Odd Coin and Bullies 16.336.610 Oliver Bowan ........ °°"ram‘ A ilici nnul ad iy ebs" ) " eeewl . W ... eigh . tj .l A : 9 1: 33 0 6 16 44 .3:4 Other diraultted Nolan I Gold and Sliver Cola• 708..0)1 1 I SlLeat. X MARSHALL. add OishkaM. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocn. A further rise of 1 per cent. has taken place in the English funds to-day, and the market shows undi minished firmness. Consols have ranged between 89 1 and 901, and are now quoted 90 to k for money and the 30th inst. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 89 to 891; the New Three per at 891 to j ; the New 30 year s ' A nnu i t i es at 161; Exchequer Bills at ss. to 8 1 . prem . ; and India Bonds at 18e. to 20s. prem. The ormolu= has risen to 1/ to 11 prem. Foreign stocks remain firm, with the exception of Turkish, which has ranged between 771 and 78, and is now quoted 77: to I. Russian Five per Cents. are quoted 98 to 100; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 1; and Mexican, 201 to 211. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt In at 631; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs. at 921 to 1; Sardinian at 871 to 1; Granada Deferred at 71; and Danish Five per Cents. at 1011. FAIDAY vittorti. The market for British mining stocks l has pre anted no feature of much im portance. There are some inquiries for sha res in Wheal Basset, North Basset, St. Day . United, and West Providence. The gold mining shares remain quiet. The General Mining Company's shares were rather better. There is no new feature in the metal market during the past week, excepting in Scotch pig iron, which has experienced a sadden and considerable rise from the action of speculators. The general position of the iron trade would hardly seem to justify the advance. Copper and lead are both firm, and in fair de mand. In tin and tin plates thtre is no change. Spelter is somewhat firmer. A general meeting of the National Brazilian Mining Association is invited for the 24th inst. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining shares to-day exhibit no change. Australian Agricultural shares ate quoted 31 to 33; Peg River, 2i to 3k; North British Austra lasian, k dig. to par; and Soottish Australian Invest ment,l to I prem. Cobra shares have been dealt in at 56; General Mining at 18k ; Imperial Brazilian at 2j; and Lusi. tanian at 1 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MAREBTS. TALLOW MARKET. THIS DAT. The market is doll at the following minced quota tions : Towatalbw , 61s. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. oa the spot, 62a. 3d. to 624. 6d,; Kay and Jane, 62e.; Octo ber to Deesenher, itt. to 645. 3d. MAnnar Avoakoza.—Town tallow, 634.64. ; fat by ditto s 2s. 10d .; yellow Bossism, 61 4 . ; melted staff, 40.. 6d.; rough ditto, 255. 6d.; tallow graves, 12$. ; good dreg., 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Yr. B. J. Davis reports the Vide without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 755. to Mc; superior, 90s. to 1001.; inferior, 60s. to 801; rowan, ON. to 845.; clover, 90s. to 120,.; mood cat, 86s. to 116 s. ; straw, 245. to 28s. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.-THIS DAT. 'Vegetables are slowly improving ; Asparagus has suffered very mach. The supply of hothouse fruit is yet limited, with the inception of °rapes, which are excellent. Apple. of foreiga growth may Mill be obtained. Peaches, Necta rines, and Cherries have made their appearance. Oranges fetch from 4.. 6d. to 12e. per 100. Quaotities of Coraish and French Broccoli continue to reach the market, ani soma French Cattlithwers have also been offered. Spanish Onions may be bought for 31. per doe. For Asparagus there is a good demand. Potatoes have not altered since our last re port. except In the case of best samples, which are scarcer. A few new ones from France have been sold at from ls. to ls. 6d. per lb. Lsttuese realise 9d. to ls. per soon. Cat Flowers °omelet of Passion Flowers, Tulips, Heliotropes, Baphorbias, Carnations, Cyclamens, Azaleas, Camellias, Chinese Primness, Heaths, and Roam. FRUIT. Pies Apples, per lb., es to 111. Strawberries, gdr to la Gram, per lb, la to Da Pearsmar , down, 2, to as Peaches, per dm, 15. to SOB Ando, por bushel, is ed to Hs Nctarines, do ,1L to 30s dessert, pa dos, el to Is Cherries, per lb, 10. to Us Colness, red, pr dos 2s ;o7s . French o Reannporloo, la ., la to Rhubarb, per Mu., 3d. to 6d Osaka* per punnet, is to 2s nspararrua, per 100, Ita to So Potatoes, per too, 80a to Ins moot., bed to fo par trash., laid to is Carrots, p. bunch, 8d to Pd Turnips, do., 241 to ed Cusunibers, each, 941 to Is 6d aphtseh, per dove, la to 24 Bast, per doe., la 68 to 24 Calm, per ban., lc to 2s. Onions, par Mabel, Be Od to es 04 Leans, per bun* Id to ad Shallow, per lb. 44 to 6d Garlic, per lb., 6d to 84 Endive per scora, Is ad to Ss Lettuces, Cab., p. Nem, ed to Is Cos, per wore. leadt• is Small Salad, p. pan., fd to ad Horse Radish, per WI., Is to la Ituabrounts, per pot., lOd to Is Parsley, per bmeh, rd to ad Sweet baba per bunk 241 to fA Ifint, pee; do., 4d Wed THE ABBEY CHURCH OP ST. ALB...NIL—In the Abbey Church, if you do not already know it, you will find a store of profitable pleasure. Should your point of depar ture be London, and you use the Great Northern line, you will stop at Hatfield—the haelhlield of the Saxon kings— and by arrangement may see Lord Salisbury's fine Bassin thee and Jacobean mansion, founded by a previous Earl of Salisbury. Old John Thorpe appear to have had some thing to do with it, although not recognised as the architect of the building, and it was finished about Hill. The ride from Hatfield to St. Albans is not particularly full of beauties just now, but there is enough to interest those who know how to see : somo of the plantations wspirithkipingrimriosien thes, and get se g ue limpu litir o al f ly th calTe e rire i r d , 'Abbey Church of St. Albans is one of the most ancient and interesting structures in the kingdom. There was a church on its site in the fourth century, in honour of the first British martyr, whose name has aupeneded the title of Virulent, given to the place by the Romani. There are many interesting records and peculiarities in this church which should not bo overlooked. The visitor, without being condemned "to dine with Duke Humpbery," may see his remains in the Saints' Chapel, and will notice in the duke's elaborate monument she daisy (marguerite), the punning device seleeted by Qeeen Margaret. Oa Rataryge's chantey tomb, too, ratantomb, devices will be found. Oa the east wall of the !feints' Chapel is a painting of an archbishop, which, through the cue of Dr. Nicholson, hu been covered with glass. Another wall painting in the north transept should be looked at ; and throughout the church vestiges of the ancient colourings may be found. The painting of the ceiling of the nave is ascribed to Wheathampated, but has a later aspect. Caxton, by the way, printed several works at St. Albans, doubtless within the walls of the abbey. • • Singularly suggestive, indeed, is St. Albans. It has been the emus of stirring events at all periods of our history ; and as we pate its ancient moat, Boadicea with her wild army, Ostorius and his Roman legions, the soldiers of the oppored " Roses," the monk Matthew, and the wouderstil philoso pher whose monument we have seen—the greatest, yet the meanest of mankind—fiit again across the scene, and lead voices to the air ! The Builder. THE CAMP AT ALDERSHOTT.—I went to the camp lut Tuesday, and I had much conversation with working teen, foremen of works, and some who live aloes to it. No one had a good word to say of either the hate or other ma nanagement—in fact, the people seem to be working with oat heart, feeling that what they are doing can neither be creditable nor useful. The combustible nature of the camp ceases great danger ; end yet at the present moment no pro. vision hats been made against fire. They are now sinking wells, and have got to a depth of about 25 feet, and have not yet come to spring water, or any adequate supply of water of even an indifferent description, and it seems very mortals' when they may reach the springs. I asked an ea- Maur if they had consulted any practical geologist as to the depth of the clay and chalk in the district, red he assured tau such a thing had not been thought of, but that Hirai sa idea worth considering.— The Builder. --- _ S E • - Ab• HIP ABANDOitED AT i.—AdVlOOd received at Falmouth mention that the Tritest (barque), of Ostend, Abrene while on her voyage from Cudiff to Lisbon, with ocali and , iron, wee abandoned May 1, in lat 43 N., las t . 13 W., being leaky, and with 6 feet water in her hold. TM ere+ were need by the ship Borer's Bride, sail landed et 1 Felasatb. I l l i i " , .. I .. In' 1 1 , air i , ~ .r. 1 i ~1 i 1 r' , 1, . il A ii t ..,.. ;# awori itaa. di P i ' a* resob 16.1.