The Express. — London, England, 1855-05-07 00:00:00

-4 cF- -d- e b xprt%i * I i.• a ' :r• , No. 2,718.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1855. (THREEPENCE. the MARIQUFIA and NEW GRANADA TRIAL OF PIANORI. THIS DAY. SHARE LIST& 11011 DON SAILWA TS. eLlrel SAILWAIII. MONEY MARKET. -•-.- SATURDAY ETIXING. I'. SATYR/MT The /leglish funds experienced a rue of I to i per Cent. this morning, on the news of the successes of the allies before idebastopol, coupled with the large ite=dinstiods is the ilti Wass dos Dodd lisltismsai ds dlis Meals hook of dr Omni Ilostleas W• OO as voisrls tam Noma lisallars bid on ll= e ps la i lert Nth of Dec, sad *RIM et ha. la s% lif dr a / me !decriers (Mr. AIM Dime MI.) sae Was Idiseran ills. 1.. I. Jones), sil libiorbsidors who Wok lis Mears goi li t sma rtbir tame polisallea does orb a ss. dord. so liaivasodhosey amid bo WM ea iss sat pd. mid Mit ths piassis ai rso lik :asZeitses star doll. us rsisread lo pilaw UT Chadussirsst, hiasdaratraig SOUL FROM FRANCE, GERMANY, or in ENGLAND. Aslant Nsauladoulsi 'West is ottslosd sad swWwled la tea wwwasstlea of the Samna. ins NM 11ADINOOTE, the sew rnsest of the Sisson. NICOLL'S PAULO?, Ow sad Two Oskar awe. TEI ALL= SLIM CIsm :w APT. Owt (Wass. Waimea* yet alks NICOLL'S OVINZA I ROUCOMSIIIS sod IT EALF.GLIISA W &SIT ISTUIATIS ke MILITART sad sew 017171 TS net mils. ACCREDITED name Ist an pwls of the stabs. Who bass ths awn sail Wise freleire elessmote peeprell melees! iisee. is w=.2s l =2llla al LI. mei D. DIODLL, 114, 110, 110. 150, leseat.ateeek mg I. as 11, 0206111. SOUND and WHITE VIETH are set 004 indis ij par* mobilo lea giorbraddride la bob sank bat Ilwy Sig Iblobli INI; a c k s =adadobs b bas ead i V io lasbai allaal be the ra =l.lw Ga DM1110711105 sank la finaktArg a Naar aid sdadadbod. aad will* mbar= Oa Oa samiled maw. I rd g os2W laidde bag. dealmba the gam On awl imise. Oa UM =l:ithair rift dad. ban be adonalb .U art 91111 ft 111 le VMS. Ma b. N. per Ma. —lb. es, .fa.l Oboe me ea tie Mi. dot .., A. lOW LOD mad SOM. N. lbora.prbo." ea theiodamama amp Abed an oasa boa. all lb lbw sad by OtteM owl Pailinots. RR. DR JONGH'S LIGHT BROWN COD LIM an.. —Al mom who nod wah Um miskima M- Y dmimlia aio MO Ma lliskileiliela maim. w per ray Tosuila la lb, Immily hi la Immilal• mai vmamir Ai r" we vsymmima too* Is la. dokajblimmio oaam I. ilai mama mmol walk MGM rosAseaah„n, low lo=bi s gril amid ais say pia of mass mei ea Idssomma d M. 4 1n14 4141 lal&pa% sommiso Imo. to say port of lamimari. l a b] Protested by Royal Litton roam of lioglaad, mad by sseend the Seed ot tee Bede de di Per* sad the loperial Cheese el Meddlee, Vierea. titeeedet. Me I. is a teme# hr niezettee. ogehde. red witeedde ei dr Orem. Theemsr. Ile.; elletedly, la tee elan =g m llez ie deee. empleddl owl ode* endisstee ell trues d 'lda amble Mee se keg bees theededae sodded :1 6 0= Me dile heath et a vest pries at the regehelee. . de S. le the mat geelthillead /MOO Be Oat des et Olsadits.liiii, usdeNteeildy. the te de tsediehis destreettierne= red ir = a tee doelogial is the wadi OMR INIONO II um Pa 1. 11. aid; en Igoe leveed et tree se mel4 ma el di __rewind quads" TYR ~ tree tee dad tibia viand Sit en bids eededeL mina de mew et I Is. eselt; tree by fedel i t. aim aloe letedeenem deed. se .d.l deter by V Imed ie r ma. .s.-dIelM Iledg men tteleede ee:4z, el &Awl der ON Ozhedetteet; = g l i e r e i rebsoy amatiot a ajt , Inlaid. liedieteleest, Ihr=midEdre.edielis.lind•Paselaitreneedi. I . le. HB DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORN/NO PAPIA, pair id. Ifs lin= dosessl. the atrvossisot ft*, sad Mall lire thsimliat vim et Pa vassal aines—la the wet fay et Mt kw swift sal la the varied =animals sad soassereisi Worm. ▪ wwWWIEW the MIL railway, sad Iscastary sedels•—this payee ▪ I. OOII.REISPONDENTS AT TEN BEAT or WAR. NOWNION NEWS II RELIABLE AND IMPARTIAL. Ea essissively early report of ofdpoiss la the ladlaa lees le sap da Iby .l Overload Mall, sad it solaria, IWO ONLY DAILY MINING ERFOIT, • et_wissa__ it =LIM= ALL ormolu ADVIIIITIENNIFfiI. I, I MOO Wissimlial. tad Rm. paw Ivy rue 1 slaty yeas thea mg el fisamimpissiskilgs mar Isa, by staikesasy sad wety addiend adasseiPar sal milks set Wise Po my. lb le Grim. apag bstisailke ammas fa lies Idiotism ;se at ees, 10.11saamiadmod, PlashalwilJaata. N Milaii. Is aseadosul M ~do Oa papa by ell•lif pea et • mama Om, the paMisase 'Mos epalisstaa, tends the Name el alassappaa seedy to sandy it, at tl.ld. post qualm, paid la edema W Faaallhe ceder. MILT NEWS FORWARDED Whip COUNTRY IRWIN° POST, at Ida. Id. per qv. mesa' fa advents*, 11ADDOX,10, Ungar Albetyva., lagssa'a4ark, Ilookadlar sad lam Wait PAW( NEWS TENT TO READ, from 8 am. until paa. at la. per welt; vapattad la town or eay. st far 14. par day, or 13s . M. pr ; Kr. WALT Nom Awe, ltatalrAtlett. lT NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, limper quarter.-8111T 11011101110 KUL, It s 1 MAL 0,111. Id. por 40.—S. ADAMS. 0, Pallineast44o, Wa1.001.0, Sum Meat BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO RZAD ; end supplied to the isometry bp men peek at les. ed. =o;..peld la shame. Z. SUM (leopreerrame. at siews.seset. W THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT AT KINWS COLLEGE. LSIIVAL DISTRIBVTION OW TRUSS. The annual announcement of scholarships and dia. tnbatios of prises and oertiflastes of honour to the students in the medical uepartmetit of King's College, took place on Saturday af ternoon in the College hall. The chair was oe espied by the Bishop of Winchester. The general Goan ny, which was numerous, included Lord Radetock, Lord Faversham, Sir W. Reathoote, Sir J. B. Robinson, Chief Justice of Upper Canada, &a. The following is a list of the prises sad antifloates of Ihosear : • . • /caw WWl= Lawrwas, Mks oboist; Jot= Way, MIMI Mr Sri WN' foram Wafer& Edward Ivan Woorao. sad Mania Swop. *War salain s WNW= Ilywoorr Wwww *Wad fliodwww• awl Want Iwo Kans. Wwoodora aids Pawn ma Cownwaww ow Zwava—Woona liww, 1634.3. CWWIWo Pm* Widow Ma warl._Jaat Way i sdar), aad awl rut: c i t. s =w, Wander' robal : Will Carr mad limp lathe Own Writ Iliwand Day. WO Om Maar Irma wawa Yaw o WON= Laden, Woos wawa Widow, how* alwawl Moms Wow", owl Solowa WwWwww OW undislam at larose. , == Aram MOW. pima Willow Lai" randa Mob SWAMI Dab Dame Marialaw Cob. /WM flabiarww, W'Warm VW^ eandsalsaal larraw. : Allowl Vow doom win; AllialTakilimina owl AMIN lowa wallW caw of brawsw nolliaos hands Warta= awl Alba Niko loWr VOW* Ilima j walloale al Warm Imam. Yowls Woebwwiw. /dm MS Wallaw Taw awl bawds NV owallaalia Imam Mid wallime : AIN/ Day lard palm ClioladaillilimPOWlaa MIMI IMlh4. eliaantry: ItiLa ssdial q Tra% Lo o l=arM a ilweird Mow, arolionso of Worrar. mob Ildwril Waking. Mr ; Maim Can, ow. Wawa alliatow. Sawa* I BIM Robert ftsma, Fla; fradadat Ilowlan awl !Wiest Thum how. wawa, of Wear. all - wilwy s Jima Pert* Flo; Altai llopwara Dam 1= lad Willem Carr sundials, W Wow. Maeda mar . AWN ; I*. Way, Dm= Tillar„ awl Illoola M onad Day, re lanais. Meow ooroW. KWh Oldsol wodialso °lll = lll WWWWwa ndlia glwr iMa Priso. CLAM& iftriqs7 : Wilim Woodlowl, Floe. ST. PANCRAS AND MARTLEBONB REFOI TORT INSTITUTION. The fifet public meting of thhe intiiiliitm was belt on May 3, is the School-rem, Bt. Pllllll. The Zerl of filiaftsebary is the *Mir. As muse wee liming is horn the Siam of LisbileW. After as ~es Wins hese Lord IlWagtes the report was nod by OM Jim W. Norms, staung that the isstitetios was emus! la Decembsz, 1862, with 6 inmstah Um there was new seer in 40. TM Itldl.i was ill Megabit to the moms, bet one espabio et erWag 100 might be Ns el - kr MIK Amphorae§ was mastantly colorised hem lime of is.. sat Mils. flint Ilse had left, 4 of whim bad gm, atm e short usable to beer the ribilplion Two bed emigrated. Fifties kad been set with ep is Wade, whom was smialised, 2 bed boom plodded fay 11 MI gem We the army emi wrry, 1 hod bees d be mismednet, 111 me new imistse, 9m ignon, 6 smiths, 8 name, flebeemakem WNW. boys, 1 tailor ; 6 of those an as tin palst of limeleg. 8 to emi grate sad 2ls sot up as bows. The imilielea, Ming is thine who 'MVO armor been sambaed, es cairn w me vim tie lisrmsr sem be limed mit as perneyomm is tbb esuotryon =Mown to the genie. The periodos Si meek the some es la the Rehommery , Wermineev, with this dilmeass, that it b net mimed till aftev the imams haw esperiemod the beads of the to thetic's for some little Mo. Tw eemetssi temsurer, 8. Cove, 1.q., madonna the dilloulty of rensig pablis Mastics to the mmemsab, aml emesemmt Mime west of Mile eves be WI the pemestos mein He Mimi some ▪ imams of imeemat mem he se. sad the semeshable of limb WM( osa t mixilly imise deprived themssiese of Moir supper he Om mobs be the pupae of woheedhlier; the NUM* Food. wed Motminim to lb. bed glom a Mss deny breed r v ia . %The kWmai pine to the peen The wee Mil med by the awn D. °obis W As 2llo lto (2ememmert Isagooteo Priem), Wm Z. • r ar" , eel Whew At its onsimiss the ligr guest le ham the sod Me mho bsve Misty enlisset, sem WM We were Mimed lit a met tidbit mom hp Orelimblefii bin As nia the imaged that iu ensh hiellnieme sms me of mem ermeriseme them the gam% end es My hod est es good & teas is the woo Leg l ign swu m ft g y gigging res t sommeibillty if they allowedlim le be Ihwerft 2 from "sat Woo& The Paris correspondent of the Daily News tele graphs the result of the trial today (Monday) of the man who attempted to assassinate the Emperor: " PALAIS DE JUSTICE, HALY•PAIT OKI O'CLOCK. " Pianori has bunt fond guilty and soadonaed to death as a parricide." MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. On Saturday evening, Labbathe made his first ap- _ pearanoe this season in his favourite character of ga. Dolemma's, in the Blair d'Anwre. The illustrious veteran, on his entrance, was greeted from all parts " A of the house with loud and prolonged applause, in which the Queen and Prince Albert, who were pre- ill emit with some of the royal children, were ob- vi served to join with great cordiality. Lablache 1. hushed bale sad vigorous, madvigorous, performed the part t. with the genial humour which and to delight the to public at her Majesty's Theatre. This was his first if appearance in it at Covent-garden, the Duiceman at this house having hitherto been Ronooni, who is not here this season. Both performers are admirable in the part, though their readings of it are very dissi milar. Ronooni'a Dulcamara showed us that persons (Admit kind are the same everywhere; for his Italian *Mk was just like one of the people of that stamp whoa we see at an English fair—his seedy attire, asempish look, shrewd visage,and voluble tongue, were all marked features of the clam. Lablache makes his charlatan a splendid fellow, blazing in scarlet and gold, grand and pompous, but so full of bonhommis and good humour, that we an hardly set him down as a knave, and are almost inclined to give him credit for belief in his own marvellous prescriptions. In the vocal part of the performance 'Alias has the advantage ; he rolls out his sonorous declamations in a voice still of incomparable richness and volume. Mademoiselle Basic), as usual, was a charming Adis*; and °ardour' personation of the timid country lad has never been equalled. His air, " Una furtive lagrima," was sung with exquisite sweetness and feeling, and most warmly encored. Oraziani, es the gay and dashing Sergeant Belcore, gave great pleasure. The singular beauty of his voice enhanced the effect of his very spirited performance. .. 1 2- In short, this lively and interesting opera went off 7 L most agreeably, and to the entire satisfaction of a at. crowded audience. ARRIVAL OF CAPTAIN COLLISON IN TH ENTERPRISE. PORTSMOUTH, SUNDAY Mort. _ .._ The Enterprise, disoovery ship, Captain CoMoon, arrived at Bpithead at nine o'clock to-night, from the Arctic regions, after an unavailing search for Sir John Franklin. - -- - Four officers of the Enterprise, namely, Com mander Phere, Lieutenants Parks and Jago, and Mr. Skeade, the master, are under arrest. THE WRECK OF AN EMIGRANT SHIP IN THE CHANNEL. An anitasseemeni b aide takgraph appeared in our edition on Saturday, VMS as skip Jobs, from Ply mouth for Quint, with migrant., en Thursday night struck os the Manacles Enka, sad mat dawn. Of 210 persons on board, only about 70 were saved. The following h a list of some of the passenger. saved : is lar. Heal., of Teigamouth ; Ms. Saimaa, of Plymouth; 10 Mr. Carrel, Hoary Jeffery, B. Skeen., M. Staddon, W. Dawson, Jobs Down, Robt. William., Hy i Nortb, John Hasg ueirbton, Q Jsa - 177.1C - ord, &Mos, William Morey, William Chun, wife, and fear children, Edward Tolley, 8. Dymond, Cho. Wiles, B. M. Pittston, Hy. North, H. Lacey, 8. Creeper, W. Walters, t . wife, and 6 children. Z. Hays', Jao. Haulm, W. E. Oinishwud, W. Tons, Wm. Yeallaad, Jas. and T. Emit, An Bowdon, W. Brook, S. Tangy", i.e. Clampett, W. is Tuna, Robt. Williams, Henry Ileckiag, Francis and ill- Elisabeth Stoyle, Mrs. Pearce, Miss Penman, W. Elliott, qq Me Phare, Janda* Wills, Join Timms. There were live oat& peeing's., all of whom sre lost.' fo Mr. Heal", whom am. is matiosed above, arrived is et. Plymouth yesterday (Sunday) morning. He was is the i t water upwards of one hour, bat succeeded in swimming to as. shore, although he sustafaed may hard knocks against the 54 - ewes in doing so. He says the weather was very es. ihm sad bright at the time the usell struck, and that Ili the captain was not drunk at the time, although he thinks It. it was his fault that the ship struck and was lost. The mane, et. of seem. was fearful beyond description , with arks of * mums and children. Mr. Heals had a mimetic' belt on, which the better enabled him to combat with the waves. i t. He feels satisfied that net more than fifty us saved. These to were eared for by the village's, sad probably."'" now on their way to Plymouth in the Avon. The ship broke up at hall- 1, past three en Friday morning. Mr. lioale is cenident se that had boats been lowered when she struck all might have bees saved. The passengers were nosily all .aslesp when the barque struck. GOLD FROM MELBOI722II.—LITERPOOL, SATUIDAT Evaxixo.—The clipper ship Coestanes, Captain Chrittisa, in. beloagiag to Mr James Beasley, of this port. arrived off . 3 Holyhead, at 2 pm., from Melbourne. She is reported to have left Hobeea's Bay as the 80th Jimmy, which wield ft.' leave her 96 days on the homeward pump. She has es beard 17.1164 mm of gold, aad.3ool. in sovereigns. She has ales as Mari MIN bales of wool, 110 casks of tallow, 13 mks of pews, sad 89 owns of Use joke. The remaining pectins of bar sane mast smite more curiosity than sotisfassion, sugesielly to the wrongness : 39 oars sad 21 bales of inseems, 21 eases Men, 129 Ness sad 23 bales Wpm 1 ask sad 2 mess cigan, 1 pipe gte, 1 quarter sash, sad 86 hogsheads brandy, 6 rests *ton, 1 tees brandy, 3 mss. aped, 2 sass. dada& a eases drapery, 13 sass. hats, 16 am linbwdashary, 11 Naos silks, 11 NON shawls, 6 eases Milly S Gass Abbas, 13 owe hanikarehieh, 3 bales and 1 ale Ml " 2 eases jewellery, 28 deals, sad 48,980 slats.. TM °Maass sailed as Us sand voyage to Melbourne at the Oa of Med last, sada as " Black Ball " flag. A dialming accident occurred in Birmingham on Somali" sight, whisk resulted in the loss of them lives, sad seven' ether persons were sorierisly_ iitja es d. at a Got ciert-roott, at the Spread Bogle Inn. Uses wss a amps of gas, sad • cry of " Fire "sawed ; as imantly ruled to the alarms, and is the seed s on duty, a boy, sad a girl, were trawled le Five others, dreadfully Wand, were sonveyta Is the beiatal. THZ Wleillift ON ma 2401THIMIlliaLAND CoAst.—Tarinowra,BAlllllDAT Nloll2.—Ws have sow a hems polemist of a asap of weather ; the thennenseter, whisk lord IS in the apes air geoladay, is new 49, with a wag west wad. Terinehay nonnla tllll whole of mu l east imm amend whit masa wait was Mewl up several amass a sae plasm iii. NM was eke lame, with the ON ligere mambos, half ea bre dia. CSIBLINAL AND STOUTS LaW COmbililslollB. —Os Saher s : f ar some vs NW Maimed } by Mr. Leeks Wag, M.P.. mem ma in a paslbmadifty ew relabel Is mbalesi WOW 1 1 w esanabiman The satire aspens. * WI two slam Base wee 16,7161. Oa. 10. Mr. Bombe m ain' 9,11181., sad served 16 sass. Mr. B. ler readved 11., sad served 16 years. Mr. Wighimm unsolved 4.8111. ad served 7 years. Mr. Lau GAM, ad saved I yeas. Mr. Maki 2,4e•L, and served 8 yeses, sad Mr. halm 2,4091., sad mead ti years. • sun of 7,6601 was vita fie the Statute Law Commingling, 6,4461. bt. 11d. had Man expeeded, sad 2,1011 17s. ld. was the balsas nimbi- Mt** tressory. snow wail three braes deep in the lale; of Peniterh es Friday niesaing, The Wieldiest's hills were she semis& with sew. villa. although sot so mash:dell I ns warm rala,elbsdat Ns astiftem some relief to the Mal up pawl. Oa s A night the frost was very ow iscrd vim thumbnut Ile smith of , sad is. was • quartor 111 OS imili eta yeslsrday. Mad shifted from the ml=ft 1110 saigh•weel, sad symploms appeared ib 11111118 818 mass rats yes seprosides. The railway share market was decidedly better to- day. Prices of most of the leading stocks experienced a nee of i to i per cent., notwithstanding continued inactivity of business. THIS DAY.—Two co'CLoCI. The railway share market to-day is steady, and apparently little affected by the reaction in Consols. Very little business is going forward. London and North-Westera stock is quoted 97f to 981 ; Midland, 69 to 1; Great Western, 64 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 76 to 1; South-Easterna.l7l to 18; Cale donian', 30 to 1; and Great Northern., 221 to 1. French shares have fallen considerably. &TOM& an Saes ge-asy I PIO to $ p.n. IPS 191 10* WS riunml MASI& 101 1114 N II 00 If 01112111411 1111411.111 AND NTOCKS la. I M I Lumen. 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WOO alb an NAM JO 5C Laden sel NAN 10 lambs Jell= ...... 81 :: :: 11 : ." 11 1 1 1, 10 " Nisui: Ilat ia"" plimasias.:7l.lceilissw: ltarr ow7AotAw li vaoaga.A. . stookiwzdis af " =ke iness; ...oo.: WOO SO of Woe WM SI Ow* Weir ......... 0,40 . ii Oaks et I .. ii . 4 . cii . .. -.... I Oa di 114 171 iis i SS SS SS SO IP VII Ti 4 II 110 hi * i II 110 111 109 109 i i $4l P• ai • !!Ll = ,i - ii iii 64 f i ii 111 it, II 11 0, 70 ili il ii 1 .4 6 6 1 I 1 if -1 myl Ist !It MORE INCENDIARY FIRE3.—The Cambridge Lode reports two more most manna inoeudiary Arse. Th s e dm ilfet broke out on Tuesday analog last on the pro mises of Wigan Fuse, near Bt. Ives, eccapied by Mr. Robert Banos. The bases burst forth Iron Ike sad of a Inge bars most substantisUy and eatiqatry bails, with innease buttresses, aad • gnat Webb= la the walla, Iniag 60 yards nag, 10 yards wide, sad 30 test high, a m id wastaiaing 60 qn. of barley. This splendid 'avatars wee completely gutted, and the flaws pared themes to a very large bun containing more than 100 qn. of wheat, when large quantities of bean, oats, peas, a thorn throatily' end dressieg machine, with a great number of imple ments, sad seve ral tons of oft asks', were burnt. In tte centre if the yard, stalks sad other build ings were quickly swept sway by the flames • am oho were a large chaff bars and shaloo•hOws, piggeries, cart hovels, and adtrosat AU the poultry, some pigs, and two less sad gam sow, peehbed. la the interior of the yard, sad nand tho awe and west sad. of the buildings sassed, wise lane eew-holges, fa which 33 fine mulch cows sad 6 beset fat sad nub for market were positively roasted alive. The live emit dead stock were insured in the Royal Farman' aft% emil the estate in the Law Fire Office. The lose atregeliser is esti seated at about 6,oool.—The emend An babe eat at 10 Vela& on Friday morning in the time of Otreembant, and destroyed aa immense uneniat eintreperty, the ens of the asillegration extending over betimes four sad Ave acres. About 20 bonus, Wades nuraereas burns, stables, graw = y aw -sheds, piggeries, sad other eatbuildiage, were destroyed. Twenty-fear hail." estilethq" Is all of winds of a hundred meow, awe reederei heesehee. There le se aisle, says the Cageleidis bleiggesiene, that the again arises from the act of an trandiery. It is amen at this early period to km as mu te* ogling, of the lora arising frog' the Are, bet we an Gonda that wis an within bounds in saying that it will =- teed to %twos 6,1101. and 6,0001. RIS-ABABIR 60. SIROILANT BIODIL—It will be Vet ▪ little surpridas to the pal& to bear—after the dieinetrim ea this ea** l . i abs Hess of Uri e lA a w id y_ es" idetk eel the inertias* leethats4 by the ail anlimiaillse trot week, whist lei to the release of Sergeant bens hunt the unjustifiable esallaseneat tats which he bad boom Anna far, la feat, prenegling the duel — it anon bat be nopele fag to hear that be bridals ben alitra pima osier snot • Adjstant Webster ha the beneneable mom he puma in the recess Mignon's) Milk The up aphid him is that of trelelod an di Zr ta irg sniffle, mad ra th er them rid welsh hha selvaged the nosey himself, getsinkag week he low rity. This may, for aught we hatra t be Week alea tory etiquette; tint the meal agleam win be gm his fresh psahlatitent is not aaeseeeeled trek the he has aciessioged his sapient by t o e part he Wail diormehil affair 'lda his alir.edy boom so Widow— Meidokoto &met ai SPI 14 i 111 i lal 156 I•• •I N 4 44 sa 93 is ii V IS 151 N N Si 4 _ - _ - I 4lb 1 . 57 z U 16 ,7 N ile'r 1$ 17 'I I pa Si m om .. LINTS LIMBO AT TM= mina & 80 all belbrd (lonol to Lb. 11.W. 1 k 100 Sookbdboondb tolorloolal.Woblos) N OS M. 100 Oltdsoblo Junes M. 11.100 St=tiM.; :483 Si SI essmillw Si Dios oslood nbo I Ot. notord) NI 50 rtNAln.Torkaltllld 11111 — toe 28 Do. none 124 f nub SSW. — 12f ISI Wades on tolonknotors) 124 15 29 111 la u lraidosso (ditto) SS 18 St. Lootobinlore.SmOdb. nom NI •NOW St. 100 tab 11111 s S dL N to loraftnbosis itOo Oseelleftle. 11 114 9 all SUMO N 80 Moo• owl Won In an Zmar tn —O4 Si Itamontt limy reS. por ant Noon llobtra 08•) .. idril<ed AO IS Nod 1.811881.08Nallo8) SO on Ono a For Oral SI SI ham 121 (Itat.lba 801.8 1 hotAlisokTork) ifi 1 Dab dims ditto — 101 * Ownlndia.lold ^ A& IN notolnallOsta) 110 Ue 12 N Slob Moniellaboado Na.le Mk* If If db. IS is wow vaaas si c ep orcr . II IS Orals ne Ile las Immo WWI MO ale Mil 761 1 • 7; 714 1 Si 44 la i 2111 increase in the Bank'a stock of bullion. Later in the day the market wu lees firm; but the clos ing quotations were still I to : per oent. higher than those of yesterday. Throughout the day great interest wu excited in every department of City business by the demonstrations in favour of Ad ministrative Reform made at the London Tavern and Guildhall—the objects put forward by the promoters of the movement meeting with the hearty concurrence of the general commercial community, who have for many montts groaned over the deplorable misma nagement of the war. At Paris, to-day, the French funds were well main tained at the late advance. At Vienna, there is no important recovery, but the other continental stock markets are generally rather better. At Frankfort and Amsterdam Austrian stock has recovered about 1 per cent. Coessiasesupsd Wyss, 84 sal SOL saileissed at 891 to 1, alike for money, the 10th inst., and the next account of the 30th inst. The official business repot t is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console for money, 891, ; ditto for account, 10th May, 89 1 . Three per Cents. Reduced, 881,1. New Three per Cents., 881, 1, 1,1. Bank Stock, 211, 209. Exche quer Bills, large, were quoted ss. to Bs. prem. ; ditto, small, 7s. to 10s. prem. The omnium touched 1 prem., " buyers," and was last quoted 9.16 to 11.16 prem. Business is also recorded in the new 30 years annuities at 161 and 16 5-16, being an improvement. The foreign stock market was firm, except as re gards Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., which were weaker. Turkish rose to 74, and closed at 731 to 74. The imports of the precious metals this week have been considerable, notwithstanding the detention of homeward-bound vessels from Australia by the con tinued easterly winds. The Baltic has brought in 1,393,624 dole. from New York ; the Atria° nearly 890,000 dole. from the West Indies • the Madrid 5,9331. from the Peninsula ; and the havensbourne one cue of bullion from Antwerp. The total value of these arrivals is about 463,0001. The Custom-house statement of the exports direct from London during the week includes 500 minors of gold to Belgium and 93,200 ounces of silver, of which 91,500 ounup were despatched to Hamburg and the rest to Boulogne. These shipments repre sent a total of about 24,5001. Two tons of copper coin were also sent to Hamburg. The other ship ments reported to us comprise 375,3141. (of which 101,7951. was gold and 273,5191. silver) by the Indus for Alexandria and the East ; and 5,6001. by the Li Plata, for the Weet Indies. The total shipments of the week are thus raised to about 405,0001., of which more than half was silver. At Amsterdam yesterday (Friday) the exchange on London was quoted 11.871, at short; at Vienna, 2.28; and at Hamburg, 13.51. The Emigration 3ommissioners will receive tenders on the 10th inst. for the hire of two ships, to proceed, respectively, to Adelaide and Portland Bay, and to be ready to receive passenger between the 26th of June and the 3rd of July. The Admiralty will also receive tenders on the Bth inst. for the conveyance, in one vessel, of 302 men, with officers, &c., from the River Thames to Gibr altar, and 208 men, with Ann, from Gibraltar to Malta. Tenders will like wise be received, on the same day, for the oonvey anee of 156 men, and officers, from the River Thames to Corfu ; and for the conveyance from the river Thames of about 167 tons of light Ordnance stores (water buts, &c.) to Heligoland. The Admiralty have ordered the sailing ship Mountstuart Elphinetone to be surveyed, prepara tory to being engaged for the conveyance of troops to the Cape and the Mauritius. The Board of Ordnance will receive tenders on the 11th last. for the supply of 10,000 pack saddles. The directors of the Bank of Loudon have effected a purchase of the extensive premises known as the Hall of Commerce, in Threadneedle-street, for their head banking.house. Mr. Frith,late Vioe-Chairman of the London and County Bank, haa been elected Vice-Chairman of the Bank of London. A call of 41. 18e. per share is to be paid on the shares of the Sande Railway Company by the 28th July, upon which will at once accrue the interest at the rate of 6 per omit. per annum guaranteed by the East India Company. Shareholders are also allowed to pay calls in anticipation, receiving 6 per cent. interest. An extraordinary general meeting of the South Devon Railway Company is called for the 17th inst., at Plymouth; and one of the Australasian Pacific Mail Steam Packet Company for the 29th inst. A further return of 10s. is to be made on the shares of this company on the 14th inst. A general meeting of the Darin Company is called for the 30th inst., at Paris.; The following meetings are also newly announced, vie :—Medical, Legal, and General Mutual Life Assurance Society, for the 18th inst. ; Law Fire In surance Society for the 22nd inst.; and Rhymney Railway Company for the 21st inst., to consider two bills in parliament. The directors of the Lands Improvement Company have come before the public soliciting applications Ifor the unissued shares of 101. each, upon which only ' a deposit of 21. is now sought, whilst it is at the same time anticipated that no further call will be neces sary. Incorporated by special act in 1863, the ob. Jed of this company is the carrying out of agricul- tarsi improvement', which, as regards settled and encumbered estates, must be executed under the sanction of the Inclosure Commissioners, the autho rised outlay (including the interest agreed upon, the company's commission, and all incidental expenses) being constituted by the act a first charge on the inheritance of the lands improved, and converted into • fixed annual payment, or rent charge, far a specified term of years. The rats of interest fixed in each case is so calculated as to in sure the probable sale of the rent-charges at not less than par. By the further arrangements which have been effected since the company was formed it is made to act simply as an agency between the landowners and the Inclosure Commissioner'', and between the landowners and the monied public. As the company do not generally advance any money until a specified amount of work has been completed to the satisfaction of the Inclosure Commissioners, and a rent-charge granted on the lands improved, and as the rent-charges are immediately sale able, or available as security for an issue of the company's debentures, a small amount of paid-up capital enables the company to supply a large amount of money. The company, it is men tioned, are already contracting for the supply of money for improvements at the rate of upwards of 200,0001. per annum, and their profit is to be de rived from a commission of 6 per cent. where they provide directly the money, and from a commission of 3 per cent. where merely the agency of the com pany's Act of Parliament is required. Bank Shares to-day were firm. Bank of Austral asia and Union Bank of Australia Shares roes 11. Land Shares were also firm. South Australian Land Shares advanced it. Crystal Palace Shares were better, cluing at 3 to 34. General Screw Steam Shares have been dealt in at 144; Peninsular and Oriental, at 80; do. New Shares, at 14 prem. (101. Paid). THII3 DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The English stock market exhibits a decided re action today, owing, in part, to the approach of the settling, but chiefly to the reported resignation of M. Dronyn de Lbuye, the French Minister far Foreign Affairs. Pris - oe are now quoted # per cent. )over than UM &Wed on Saturday. Consols were first marked fiti int M a sad an DM frot44 881 to t la way and the 10th inst., and 88 11-16 to 13.16 for the 30th inst. The omnium, for which this is settling day, is quoted 1 to 1 prem. The Three per Cents. Reused have been dealt in at 871 to 88 ; the New Three per Cents. at 88 to 881; Bank Stock at 209 to 211; Ex chequer Bills, at 6s. to Be. prem. ; India Bondi, at 13s. to 16s. prem.; and Exchequer Bondi, 1869, at 991. The foreign stock market remains quiet. Turkish hu declined to 731 to 1. Mexican is quoted 201 to 21; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 18 to ; and Russian Five per Cents., 98 to 100. Venezuela Active Bonds have been dealt in at 28, being an improvement; Deitch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents. at 63; Ditto Four per Cent. Certificate, at 911; Por- tuguese Four per Cents. at 424 ; Russian Four-and-a- Ralf per Cents, at 881; Sardinian at 861; and the Spanish Committee's Certificates at 31 to 4 per out- MINES. SATURDAY SYRXIXO. To-da7 there has been little business and little change in prices in the British Mining stock market. The gold mining shares continue dull. In other stocks there was little movement. United Mexican shares continue flat. We subjoin the prevent quotations of the stocks, in which the chief transactions of the week' have taken place, viz.: Alfred Consols, 10, 101; South Frances, 380, 385 ; Wheal Buller, 480, 465; Wheal Clifford, 210, 215 ; Vale of Towy, 17e. 6d., 20s. ; & Stray Park, 9, 10 ; West ton, 210, 215 ; Nanteos and Penrhiw, 345., 365. ; Tincroft, 1/, 2 (ex call); Men dip Hills, 385., 40s. ; Wheal Bitty (Lelant), 25, 26; North Bliss% 19, 20 ; West Bassett, 281, 29; St. Day United, 1/, 2; West Alfred Console, 13, 14. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining shares meet with scarcely any business. Ague. Fria, Colonial Gold, and Great ling get Vein shares are quoted severally 1 to I, and Nouveau Monde, 1 to 1--all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 98 te 29 ; Peel River, 21 to 21; North British Australn aian, j to j dia.; and Scottish Australian Invest. meat, j tot prem. Cobra shares have been dealt in at 55j ; and Pontgiband at 13. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. There was only a small display of samples of what upon the Reser and Kentish stands this morning. sad eons factors held for the rates of Monday last. When sales were made Is. to 2.. per qr. len money was taken. Some quantity remained over unsold at • later hour, for the above mentioned reason. Foreign wheat was not pressed for sale, and needy buyen had to pay former rates. Norfolk dour declined the e. per sack it gained us Friday. Whin peas deli. Grey peas and beans were quite eldest as before. Barley woo seeable at an improvement of folly Is. par qr. Oats, with rather large arrives of foreign, gave way 6& per qr. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM APRIL SO TO MAT 6. Qra. Ellis& Ikatah. mica. Pawls% 122i1 Barley 2932 Mal 6 20 969 Oats 26111 1 29 732 I 9100 I 571992 t. 6O Plour. 2465 raki, and barrels. MINGINO-LANE.--MTS PAY. The private contract Rroduos markets have generally • very firm appearance, with an upward tendency for most articles. Rice has been in large demand shun fle= and very fall prices paid. The public salsa d for to-morrow are :—Sugar : 250 hbde. West India, 20,000 bags Mauritius, sad 7,000 bags Bengal. Coffee : 600 cub and 1,000 begs Ceylon. OILS.-Bsal, pale, 621. to 621. 106. ; straw, 471. to MU.; brown, 441. to 461. ; sperm body, 1361 to 1361. ; head matter, 1301. to 1361. ; rod, 421. 10s. to 431 ; South San. pale, 461. 10s. to 47/. ; Olive Gallipoli, 661. to 661. ; Spanish and Sicily, 611. to 621. ; cocoa nut, 435. to 46e. ; palm, 43e. to 445. ; linseed, 36,. 6d.; rape, pale, 661; brown, 625. to 62a. 6d. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is • shade firmer, at the sisnezed quotation's Town Tallow, 61s. 6d. nett eas t ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 625. to 6d.; May and June, 6AL ; October to Noes her, 6.31. 6d. Medics hand Casks. . Delivery lutwoek Do. f rem lel Jane arrival lastwee? — Do. from lot Juno Prim Y. C. per OWL Dn. Town 24,914 1,909 99,639 83,911 1149 99.699 1,4611 105,084 1149.9 d. 44.. 9d. 41,037 2,377 80,604 11,734 10,661 638.04. 34 3& 1164 63,42$ 475. Id. 49a. Id. Arrival for the wash ending May 16, last year, 460 auks, and delivery, 937 mks. The arrival kat week comprised 11,333 casks from Basis, 401 cuts from Aus tralia. Total, 11,734 auks. MARKET.-THIB DAY. We have a considerable increase in the number of beasts. and consequently trade is slow: prices on the ave rage are lower, although a few choicest qualities maintain Friday's quotations. There are also a few more sheep, and the demand is smaller ; a clearance cannot be effected notwithstanding a di•pesition to take lower prices. Trade is very heavy for limbs and calves. From Germany and Holland there are 846 beasts and 117 calves. Spain, 150 sheep. Scotland, 450 beaus. Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,700, and 100 from Northern and Midland Counties. Per stone of Mita a4.a. d. Per stone or Bloe. ad.a d. Beet dents, Herefords— 4 4 4 8 But Dna a Elf..eda es 4 4 4 Bat dbortolsorns ...... 4 2 4 6 Sew LODS-1100k alload whit/ Barn.. 30 3 8 De. do. dbons Ogres 3 4 4 6 Do. no. 81teen ..... 5 4 315 Bat Das. a 11e141RNte 4 6 6 OI lamb. 6 8 4 4 Hama at toartct.4.4B4 ; sheep sad lambs. 96,4T0 ; calves 116 380. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mesas. Patteudeu and Smith report that the &mad for hops =times steady, with prism fully maintained. COAL. MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walls Bud Hewes, 19s. Bd.; Walls End Russell's Het ton, 191. ; Walls Hod Ti... 19e. 84.-68 fresh skips at mar ket. FUNERAL OF TIN LATE SIR H. R. BISROP.—OR Saturday afternoon the remains of the late eminent musical composer, Sir H. R. Bishop. were removed from his resi dent*, 18, Cambridge-unlit, Edgware-road, for interment in the new cemetery of St. Marylebone, at Flashier. The funeral cortege was exceedingly simple In Its character. consisting of a keens and one mourning coach, containing Mr. Augustus Bishop (son of the deceased), Mr. Henry Bishop, Mr. Rivkin, and Mr. W. Goode. The appoint ments of the hear. e were neat and appropriate, displaying on either side the initials of the deceased in an oval shield, with plumes of feathen, and drawn by four horse.. A number of musical gentlemen, friends of the diseased, bad assembled at the entrance to the chapel, and a full choir, under the superintendence of Mr. Ransford and his son, assisted at the mournful ceremony. The music selected for the oeeesion was Croft's Burial Servioe. The vocalists were drained in surplices, and, as the procession passed from the chapel along the walks of the cemetery to the last resting place of the departed, the execution of the music had • most thrilling effect upon the vast number of persons as sembled. The coffin bore the simple inscription, " Sir Hy. R. Bishop, Knight, died 30th April, 1866, aged 68 years" ROYAL COLLEGE or SURGEON&—The following gentlemen having undergone the necessary examinations for the diploma were admitted members of the college at the meeting of the court of examiners on the 4th inst.:— Messrs. Breathy Cooper Pelle, army ; Edward Lister, Liver pool; John Lang, army ; George Michell, Camborne, Corn wall; Joseph Mumford Percival, St. Mary's, Isles of Scilly; James Serjeant, North Petherwin, Devon; Frederic La Croix, Winchester; William Woodhouse, army; Paul Howard M'Gitlivray , Aberdeen; and Edward Bedew, Bristol. TBE FORTY-FoURTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF • YOtlealall SocixTY was celebrated on the 3rd Wit. at the London Tavern; Lord Cardigan in the chair. After the usual and patriotic touts, the children of the Yorkshire School were introduced by the stewards, preceded by the newly-aPPointed muter, Mr. Myers. The healthy and neat apparent. , et the children was the theme of general appro. hallos, and his lordship, in a very eulogistic address, ex pressed his great satisfaction with the management of the elterity The attendance at dinner was numerous, and several influntial gentlemen connected with the county of York were present, including the Mayer of Halifax,'['. Hutton, Esq., of Clifton Castle; Major Tempest, dro. Sub scriptions for the charity amounted to 6601. BELGIAN Coax 'MADE.—A tendency to lower prime was manifested on Friday in the ones market of Brussels. The only kind of grain that seemed to resist the downward movement was rye, which was exceedingly arm. The May swim' of the Cantral Criminal Court ONUMMIN this nistates (ifeeder). OF TALLOW. 1863. I ISM 1 I i 6 1 I loi 1 : A • , 1 6f I t 1i II I 1 1, 6 I I ; I' I ! 1... ii 1 1 . , . 11