The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-17 00:00:00

VENETL%. The A Nosbur, ilmettequotn s letterfrem Verona, iti which it is stated that, all probability of war having drappcare,l for the present, General Bene•- dck has taken leave of absence for six or No:ven week., in order to go to the waters. Furloughs are freely granted at present to the Austrian sol diers in Venetia. A letter frmVerona of the 9th given the follow ing intelligence : - - The rononowion for the defeecee of Vemitia have, after mature atuilv sod deliberation, seat a memorial to Vienna. in which it is prit.aad to convert Homo. and Padua into brit rank forty nol gamma TM document points out tli.d aloe.. the 1111,01400 of the Marcher acrd Umbria awl the annexatmu of the Duchies, the military situation of Venetia has born completely changed ; that if the hue of the Niece. is strotigly defied...l, the wane is nut the came with that of the which id open at its lower part from Legate° cal Mantua to the sea ; and that the Insult of •och a state of thing. is that the Quedrilateral might Le turned as that side by an army, which might then march on tale its works in the rear. The documeat in .iw.tiou add. that the ousVerlloo of Rovigo and Padua into ar.kriam fortreme. mmlil render the hue of the strain ea that ol the Mince), its dcfence would lean an the four fortified placee of Mantua, Letomm, Keltia, and Karnes; as the defence if the Mimic, hies Peichinni, Vertloll. Nantes, and Legnano. Venetia ...old then be protected by a formidable system of hexagonal defences, developing itself on the two frusta he which that t own i s aeoemible in the land aide. The .iotriaa w =neera, fully emapreMtaliag that such tairuiet could Dot be undertaken simultaneously, recommend that the priority should be given to anew of Padua, which already steeds is the list of third.claas fortified plate.. and which, is the preuint defensive system of Venetia, ban nom immediate importame than ktorigo. helm is situate at about 6:: kilometre' faveseighth. of a man each) from Logionii, and at thirty flat Venice with whieli it communicate. by. railway and aelantegetical road. THE POLICE COURT& (1218 DAY.) •-- MARLDoßouonarairr. 1/I**DEllot'S ANIMA? AT TIM MIMI 'mural'.'. James Amin fa Janais. lerlibribralawkeeper, et IT, Illanover•nionre, wee charged wish etimiteing a very ?jo ke' ...cult es William Driewilk • ainess. to the eleleY of Mr. Chappell, the well-known ramie pabliaher, of Sew Mr. Edward Lewis, of Crest Marlburoughatrest, ap pears' foe the pentane. Wildcats brinell, whose heed was bandaged, sad who had evilently received very severe injury, gaol he west to 17, II thovoor-oapeare, the previous evening, for a harmonium, the property of Mr. Chappell, of Hoedatrest, sad which to l men hired by the Pnnee (Wilton. He knocked at the 11..4. sod the page opened the door. His companion said, " IV, ham coon for the harmonium." The boy mid, "Have ....1t0...1 4 1 1 i any money!" Hie companion replied," No, we eatit to take the harmonium aw a y." The boy thee west up. sad the prisoner awns down sad asked what they w oitteL He told him he had come from Mr. Chappell's, :cod the primate, then said he would kick them oat. The runner then dung hem down the steps, and struck him two er three blows oio the head, sad they were turned out of the huse. Their hat. were left in the merge, sad on going in vain to get them the prisoner celled down SOM. men, one • f whom struck +doers in the eye, and while be was on the Fr 'cod the prisoner .truck him two or three blows on the L• ol with a hammer, him the greatest ria and goo. s t tom of blod. He (Driscoll) called " Police, and on reeetabk corning up he gave the prisoner into custody. Is sourer to Mr. Yardley, the prosecutor said the pri roper called to the men, "Tara them oat, turn tbetn out," and then the men, who seemed to be ',mimes, rushed at the,. The harmonium was hired of Mr. Chappell by the Prnwn. Ile had never had any dispute with the promoter. It, Mr. Lewis --Mr. Jamie did not say the harmonium mei barn distraint.' for mot. We did not use any violence whatever. The prisoner on being 'eked whether he would give up the harmoositua, said he would give no answer at :erwp Isamu, in Mr. Chappell's employ, and who wet with pemsrutor at the time, proved going with the prow miter, sad SSW that on being lineshed about and making the priaraar I. ras 0104861 in, the prisms! said , " give yos as saphmation; and en Drina' rug up the abuts, the prisoner sins& bin en the bead with a hammer, and the hat WOO he streak Wenn he fell on the Woe steps. Frederick Taylor, a letter MAW, mieveborated several pertainste Driaroll with the of the evidsn=sl that maw the prisoner an By W. Jackets did set eriaeJareda till after he streck the sea with the hawser. There WY • larp creed and the dear. Mier • lessrtberred erros-exarniostioo of some of Use vitamins, Mr. Yardley committal the priousor for triaL WANDSWORTH. • DM MEW • POUCOO4I3I. yr. lore Serer, of Wait Hill Farm, Waadsworth. Vbefore Mr. Daymaa, le answer the complaint of pVes for hoping a feeleas dog ummtssled. Pubee-coestable Redimaa, Ha. 91 V. mid that about 10 shiest ea the aidt of the Sib Weak be emi period err the Link Her is the lUheht•-eled. . 1 . 1 • 0 a lithe terrier am dig saddealy up to bin mad snapped at his lop. hemediately afterwards a large Newfouedliad ilog gee at him mil attempted to bits him. He polled out his us/ sad hip it off. Mrs. Scott was with the .logs and be empleiend le heir about it. As be wee walking away the Insist aids another attempt to bite his leg and he hashed at h. 7110 large dog spin dew at him anti this hies I hit dim la We thigh. Witmer took out the staff 01 'tribe the deg bet it ran behind Mrs. iloott. His me sad treassrs were bit through and the deg's Web settled bit 111mh. He was cowpslled to go lea daisy and be bed net bete able to perform his duty gem _ ?IN eapeered the regret at whet bed Leopard ad aid be liar air erre the deg wee ferniera it would at rare bills the sear, lei km the seeppig of the ear. Be wield areee Ida it Mir beep a bream dip. L. Depaire dwelt be bed baler kill the car dog. The idealist, sold it did act beim( S. Mr. Dames Gerd Ida Ira awl 4s. hi sera TIM MIND= ram nova. Mr. Vier, the impriereeiet'e dab, applied to hie wesibip with referee tetheiterheil prisaigbebetweee ree sr eared Outlier sad Nen, who had Uwe breed ewer le leper at tbe seesaw sr Meerley seat. He rated that St Lied Mayen vas daisy= of preseedies yuaet Utak kk k wrie rimed they Weeded to fit, sad be (Mr. thlhwl% 0 11 the part of Mr. Loader*, the euperierediest, "dud le know how they were le pressed at the serisur. Tam , the marmot ollime. whoa desedod the wow. rid be bed bre at the aMni of the el the peace, wad ke wee rimed that it wee wireerigy whoe the Imo 'received to their bail ter sore see to prove this they we* is bodily fear a them He meld mei do that, a. be Mgo le fear of Shea He believed they inteoded to WIN' the egesiese. lore Armee ovoid there we se doubt lb. lase would keep he pee slit the seine wheel their bail would be dia Ewell l this V time wee evidence that they isiterled to leht is pear amid emarrers ova ar Ur pietism at the assies• avoid Warp air boa as well el M weld. lie ailed the.. the lair =pearl , . ka the are vied be fifty times if seareary, Lad breed aver Ile appear is the arrova sal to keep tbe peace le the mamas V that. wee proof of their intention to Pant 71111311.—TItial morning the following re turn was await at the ininiber ef parr wills at work in Naked, Wiles, Scotland, sad bird impectimly u awe War ban 1538 to 1810:-1636, Ilaglead sad Wake, 416; %aka& H ; Ireland, 60 ; total, 515. 1839, England and Take, 414; Sentlaod, T 4 ; Ireland, 55 ; total, 519 . 1840, Wind and Wale., 362 ; Scotland, 46 ; Ireland, 5 2 ; 6.2 1011 , llaglaad and Wales, 388 ; Scotland, 48; Ire -1614 30; kaiak 486. 1842. Englaad and Walea, 325 ; Scot -1488. 46 ; Ireland. 49 ; toad, 472. 1843, England and gales, 389; llontlaad, 45 ; Inlaid, 50 ; total, 464. 1844, lashal and Wales, 363 ; Scotland, 46 ; Ireland, 52 ; total, 411. 1845, England and Wales, 356; Beetled, 42; 11 4 , 1.50; lola, 448. 1846, Ragland and Was., ; Scat had. 46; Ireland. 47; toad, 452. 1847, England and 13 .15 , 360 ; Scotland, 48; Ireland, 45 ; total, 453. 1848, 18 2 1 1 ad and Wales, 354 ; Soalsad, 49 ; Ireland, 44 ; 166 4 4 17. 1849, England sad Wales, 945 ; Scotland, 50; Ire. lad 41 ; total, 438. 1250, Woad and Waldo, 321 ; Ss* 14181 . 4 8 Wand. 39; tidal, 415. 1851, Englaad aad / NM 327 ; Seralland, 51; mind, 37 ; total, 415. 1852, 4 6155. l aad Wales, 312 ; leethad, 48 ; Ireland, 34 ; 8 04 15 1 1853, England aad Wake, 308 ; Seetlaod, 52; Irrw 4 1.10 ; total . 391 1854, England and Wales, 325 ; loot. had, 51 ; Ireland, n; total, 406. 1855, Englaad and Wale; .13 ` . Soelend, 52 ; lreLsd , 29 ; total, 409. 1858, Inglaad " 4 Wales. 314 ; Scotland, 51 ; Inlaid, 28 ; total, 313. England and Wales, 294 ; Scotland, 52; Irekad, 81 ; . 374. 1858, England sad Wales, 307 ; Scotland, 52; hakad, 27 ; total, 381. 1859, England sod Wake, 308 ; 55 41 and, ; Ireland, 25 ; total, 385. 1860, England and V411 ..106 ; Scotland, 32 ; Ireland, 36 ; total, 384. ?uRIERIPI EXPORT Drry ox EAOB.—The hoa waist for Abingdon (Yr. Norris) has postponed kin 1110161• %RS wailed for a fortnight. A contesperary 'Wes that **ware body of paparmaken 00• CRT is the delay of thls 1146 4. leet it aright appear is airy way astigmatic M the Oter *Pm of the bill far the repeal el the main emoy an Ou the 27th, toed St Leonardo will ask the Pineee of Übe Comical whether way steps love bees tskes Previ4e separate pike, fee Tssimos *lmes is NW 14681 b with the National Gamy, erwerdleg to the en ;4llezel. of his will ender which the meths memo >V THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1861. SHARE LISZS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The railway share market to-day is nat. With the exception of Great Western stock, which has risen # per cent., most of the principal lines have experienced • re duction of about 1 per cent. London and North Western is now quoted 93 to 1 ; Midland, 1191 to 120; Lancashire and York shire, 1081 to 109 ; Great Western, 71 to i ; South Eastern, 792 to 1 ; Caledonian, 9031 to 1 ; Great Northern, 1 00 to 110 ; and Eastern Counties, 491 to 4. Lombardo -Venetian Railway shares are not quite so high a.s yesterday afternoon, being quoted par to 1 prem. The Canadian lines have met with scarcely any business. Indian are very steady. Great Luxembourg shares are inquired for. ___ EL Ird I UMW.. I C r a wor m I tot l‘m VA all LULU' aft Munro II N - 111. 106 logs Pr. 07.1a.8.5p.0. N 911 - VI aD Do. do. 1. -. - - 1114 all llaftioelakolluvall 44 - 10 all Do. Praftroato d V - Ilia 10/ JOS 940 .10uLAGodirlel BAR, Avg. UN. twirriodbylkideLli 11 N -• NO 108 Do. 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I per 46, N 96 - 100 109 Do. 44 par al WAIL . lid 90 - 't all Do. 5 par coat do._ - - dl. - N 100 1141b.Corp.Op. et Beads - - - 't all N. Brismiwtek I I>asda elan OWN 03 an Da. • do. Land do 6 T - N all Do. AL 3 ou. do 6 7 - U. NO II all DR do. Lied do. 6 7 - N 16 Do. Pujaab Ol4 1 0 00 - 4 Us - 98 all Do. do - - - NlOB . Ind. Not& 6 Lot. 91 ft 1 • & Imlaut Imp I I al° - LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (ST ILIECTIIO TZLEGIUPS.) MALTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) LANGTON STAKEI. Half a mils. Caricature e, Prusack, Scrubbing Brush, Fugleman's Daughter, Viscountess, and Fortuna filly are here. BIRDRALL PLATE. Three-quarters of a mile. Monleie, Bernice, Impetuous Bees, Charlton, Coleman, and Ramey are here. MEMBERS' PLATE. Ooe mile. Sweetwanee, The Drone, Stockade, Cramood, Hegira. Prince of Orange, The Brownie, Bab at the Bowater, Der mc.., !Arabi...oder. and Nelia are here. . _ _ ..... PA ID FunrciT, , tienbow, Oxford.... Donner nod Blitz, Phantom, Brown Holland, Edmund Kean, Brad heti!, Hotta, Slingsby, Antiquary, Isabnlla, Ataman, Sir William Armstrong, Tialtlington filly Bushman, Monas tery, Impetuous Bess, Oldrnitiater, and "iressiliaz. WELHAM CUP. Two miles. An are here. SALISBURY KRIMING.-(THIS DAY.) LONGFORD CAATLE STAYER. }IOUs-mile. Sir Hate'dem, Margery, Whiteosp, sod Villette are here. WILTON PARK STAKES. Six furlongl. Harmony, Maarioo, Sir Husklean, Dusk, Theodore Hook, and Entremet are hero. COO JIAXDICAP PLATE. Siz foamy. Tian, Croastadt, Chem Arnio, Antwerp, Lady Clam, Deserter, rb► the Cure. Memo. Lisboa, Canary, Lord of the Tees, Bandit, Lady Cbe■tedeld, Chain Pier, mad St. James are here. LONGLEAT STAKES. Onelaileand-a-halL ?erne Deer, Water Sprite, Dreadnought, Conscript, Oroostadt, Lady Chesterfield, My L'acls, Lisboa, Rod Star at the West are here. ENTRY FOR THE QUF.EN'S PLATE. Tres rail**. Weatherproof, Luck" , t*J, Timeadra, Camay, I Jacket, Plumper, Gridiron, Dukibella, acenghbally. Star of the West, Hischnrer, La s, Avalanche, Beclusims, Crater, My Uncle, ana AU are bore. SERIOUS EIRE AT OREIIIwrcH.—{THIS DAY.) This morning a fire broke out on the premises of Meson. Wilke and Seams; termed the Thames soapworks sad steam saw mills, situate at East Greenwich. They mesprised a range of carpenters' workshops, alone 222 feet is length sod 40 wide, adjoining which were the warehomes sal stuff melting houses of the *papery, sad salt to that stood the copper-rooms used for melting the fat. This portico of the premises yea 50 feet long and 40 broad. A little further wax the steam saw mills, another structure nearly 70 fret long and 21 wide. The next was what is technically termed the frame room, a building fitted up with frames into which ia poured the soap, whilst in • liquid state, and left to harden therein. This compartment was 40 feet long and 20 broo. The highly inflammable nature of each building, containing tallow or timber, kitchen stuff mud resin, proved such a powerful auxiliary to the flames, that they travelled almost with the rapidity of electricity, and building after building, in quick rucceselos, fell a prey. The extraordinary light was quite observable in London, and a general turn out of the anima took place. By the time those of the Loudon establishmeat reached the spot the whole of the maw mills, the carpenters' workshops, the spicione warehouses, and melting and engine houses, were in a sheet of flame, which, after rising high above the neigh bowing building,,, curled round to the danger of de straying them. At length a supply of water was procured from the main of the Kest Oonspany's works, and the land engines were called into full operation, but the work of destruction still continued, and at 6 o'clock this morning it was found absolutely ainownry to send to Lon don for additional aid. Mr. Braidwoed, the superintendent of the brigade, gave orders that the steam-flat at South wark-bridge should be taken down. This was immediately done, and having been set to work, a continuous torrent of water was scattered over the fearful element, but not the least impression could be made for hours. The blazing fat ran 'along the streets like liquid dre, to the danger of the firemen. The latter persevered in their efforts, sad by none this day the flames were in a great measure ex- Unlashed. Fortunately the firm wan partially insured in the Royal Exchange, the Plrnix, and Union fire-offices. The official report of Mr. Braid wood describes the dia nage as ender : —Brick building of three Boors, 222 feel len by 40 wide, used se carpenters' workshops, the ware houses, and duff melting-houses mid engine-house, the copper rooms, the lattenhonaes,and the steam saw-mills en. tinily destroyed. The frame-rooms nearly destroyed ; the cutting and soap dressing-rooms severely damaged by Are sad water. GREAT SRI? COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) A preliminary meeting of the shareholders was held at am o'clock. at the Loudest 'ravens, Mr. W. Mem% chairman of the beard. presiding. preparatory to the ilffisiol meeting to he held on the 31.1 instant. The CH URVIAN sail the presence of so large a number of shareholders showed that no apology was beaded for coeval). ieg that meeting. The difficulties which the directors had had to encounter since the last meeting were of no ordi nary descriptions. That difficulty which fell upon them like a thu nderb olt at the eleventh hour, when they thought they had secured coefideoce out of doors, and was ao ob. Made to insurance at the ordinary rate, was the most serious of all. The decision of the Court of Common Pleas in enema their difficulties, hut, notwitlinandieg that, they seseseded In iseuring the Alp somewhat above the ordinary rate. They were determined that if possible the ship should sail on the day specified, hut are immediate result of the decision to which he referred wee a (restless of receipts from parmesan. Their case with regard to Mr. Ruiesll'a award was placed before them is such a light that they felt bound to eppeel against it &woe the appeal was decided against them thee had hem blamed by some for having appealed at all, sad by others for not having appealed semis. They endive! for lane to appeal, hut it was refused. He them read the shorthand writer's note of the opinion expressed by she Lord Chief Justice in the Queens Bench, with ro ped to the srl,itration, in order to show that the based we Justified iu appealing. All the attempts of the directors {online moeev after the derision were onaveiling, and they ware obliged to appeal to Mr. Rumen to allow the ship to go to sea. Mr. Rumen might have brought the ship within a few days to the hammer, but he had dope nothing to increase their diffieulties. After much consideration the board raised 8,0001. among themselves for immediate pay ment to that getitleoran, leaving the remainder of his claims, to be provided for by • se cond moriquer on the ship. The vemel west to sea on the let of May, sad rover did be feel greater pride than whoa he mw from another ship which seeempeand her f or a y a w miles out togas, the noble manner in which she pc.- ..Medea Internam,. (Laughter.) Yes; he was preside, bee ; sad be believed that whatever might be the case confiner. cially the proprietors would yet be proud of her in a na tional point of view. The queatbm had arisen whether she might not he usefully employed by the United States government. He (the chairman) at first thought that the peoelties of the Foreign Enlistment Act were not likely to be enforced; hat aftertheappearanoeof her Msleaty'sprochuna ties he was not prepared to my that she could be chartered with impunity. A question would be pet to the covernmant that day by Mr. Heartalt sad the would be yore im priest ; but, whatever it might he, the beard thought that If the ireesel were chartered before the proclamation wee received in America the penalties weld be avoided. The terms on which the vowel was to he offered were such se would afford • good retina, bet from informa tion which he had lately received he feared they would not be accepted. As regarded their present pecuniary difficulties. he felt that the beet mod* of meeting them was to endeavour to raise 35,0001. at • rate of iabirest which would eneure the money. 26,0001. had bees premised already. Of this the directors, who were sew only four in number, had subscribed 12.000 f., Mr. =MOW, and the Rev. M r . Nicholson 3,0001., and he feel much regret if the meeting before it separated did loot make up the remainder. (Hear, hear.) The ship would probably be in Liverpool within a few days, her speed Wag such as to justify that anti c ip a ti on , sa d it was for the shareholders, if possible, to prevent a forced mi.. (Hear, hear.) There were now chances of the vessel being d i sposed of at a fair price, if not to their ewe geveremeat to some other. He should deeply regret the a s iresesne of officio( her to a foreign government, bat M t t ight beetl es moormary. (C Rev. M r. Niexotsox concurred in the chairman's praise er Mr. tßoseell's recent conduct. He hoped the vessel would aid be sold. (Cheen.) If they kept her they would realise • great success. Mr. Norrox wished to know before be subscribed any thing towards the 33,000(. whether that aerostat would reset all claims. add the whale amount claimed id the beard was 37,0001., bet that included • elaim el 5,8001. from Yr. Pa , which was under legal arbitrating, and would, he 6eiined, be weedy redoes& WOOL included every =pesos up be the 301 h of Jaw Yr. T. G. TATLOa trueled that miry pones Frond wesid, if pciailds, subscribe hie properties the 35.0001. The meeting hairisg been cerreesi imply to mire the &rectal, by the explasatiess gives, Is Wing the required sum, there wee so forma rearistiee. The Grsnd National Archery meeting is to be bald as Aintree Raciecoaree, mar Liverpool, seat Ally. ORDLIIMAIr 1111.111111 ASO !TOOLS. LILWATS. Strna, WoL *Naar Val. Birk .laa.okateaJana BLselebnen Myth and Tram Boston. Fdiatrd.ds MAL Wilda and imam ObittiOililll Cbrk and bastion eileTi;rll Do. A j A oo di v. =IL Do. Bp.c. Is paid to IL Dublin sod BoUo4 J Dood..Porth, do AbILJa. Builirm A:million laffilera Union, Mtock A DA. Block B 1,0 !Wolk _. I idliabuogh and Glasgow I idiffiro*.Porth, Dandies 1 Forth sod Clyde Jam. 1 I Wow it . S. Wastorm A Groat North of Scotland O Oroot Northers Po. • lhoeht iroet pt. 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The following notices of motion now stand on the order-book of the Home ci Commas for Friday, the 7th of June : "Mr. Gregory,—To call the attention cf the hones to the expediency of the prompt recognition of the Southern Con! federacy of America." "Mr. William Forster,--To call the attention of the home to the inexpediency of interfering in 'behalf of those citizens of the United States who are now in insurrection sgainst their government, by a recognition of the coofede. racy which they have fcesami." " tfr. Clifford,—On Mr. Forster's motion, to call the attention of the hones to the nature and Character of the secession of those Mates in North America, said to be in insurrection hilliest their government, and to impress upon her Majesty's government the importance of continuing to observe a strict neutrality between the contending parties." On the 11th of next month Mr. Brady trill move in the House of Commove, "That the strong claims of Mr. Barber upon the favourable consideration of the Crown, re ferred to in the report of the select committee on the peti tion of William Henry Barber, made upon the 7th day of July, 1868, have not boon satisied ; and that the circum stance@ set forth in his petition to this house, presented upon the 2nd d►y of May instant, in reference to such claims, are entitled to the consideration of her Majesty's government" Mr. Richard Cobden, M.P., has left the Hotel de la Grande Bretagne, Rue Caumartin, Paris, on his re turn to IFsiglead. Arrangements are making for a large gathering al volunteers at Stratford, Baez, on Saturday, the 25th instant. It is anticipated that on this occasion there will be a mach larger muster than on the occasion some few months ago, when between 800 and 900 meta assembled ; as, beside the local corps, the kb Essex—which will parade ten companies stmng—eeveral other corps connected with Essex, Middlesex, and the metropolitan district, are ex pected to be present. The Curl; Examiner says that Itho City of Glas gow, just arrived from New York, brought home a number of Irish emigrants. With one or two racer. lions, moue of them appeared to have benefited by their exile, many of them being very poorly clad, and haying an anxious dejected appearance. Notwith standing this immigration, there is no diminution in the amount of emigration. On the contrary, it appears Gs the increase ; but this is probably owing to the emigrants being ignorant of the actual state of America. Last week a large number of intending emigrants went to Queenstown, hat out of this 100 withdrew their DOMES from the agents' books, as soon as they were told of the condition of the country to which they were about committing their fortunes. The Nord states that a volume, under the title of " What would save us in the last resort ?" is musing much sensation at Berlin, the more so from the fact that it is attributed to one of the most eminent politicians in Prussia. It is written in a sense hostile both to France and Austria, and advisee Prussia to form an alliance with s wi n ge riaad, Belgium, and Holland, and, in certain even tualities, with England. Prussia, says the author, cannot attach her destinies to those of Austria, and has nothing to expect from the German govemsnent. , . It is absolutely neesmary :bat she should immediately tack about and enter on a new course. The municipal authorities of St. Petersburg have determined to found an hospital for poor artisans, is commemoration of the emancipation of the serfs. It is to be called the Alexander Hospital, and the project has bees favourably received by the Bropenir. The press of Constantinople is about to be in creased by the addition of a new Arabic weekly journal, to be called the Djera4l, and be edited by Ahmed Faris Effendi, who we.. employed for many years in London in connexion with Ara:We literature. INDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUND. —The total sum received in aid of the fund up to last evening wee 1ik3,000/., of which 1,6001. and upwards was rewired dozing yesterday dose, including the sum of 1,0001. from the Wedevaa Me thodist Association, being a collection from the Wesleyan Methodist dispels. WORKING MEN'e RECOIL/4[ON TO PA/LILL—(THO DAY.)- -The first detachment of the exeursionids started this morning from London-bridge terminus, per South Eastern Railway and host, for the Continent. Two trains left, the lest consisting of twenty.five °wince, containing about 700 passeegers, precisely at 10 a.m., the second, with sixteen oirnages and about 300 passengers at 10.30. About two-thirds of this &hutment were persons from the Northern and Midland Counties, who arrived in town per special train last evening. It is in tended that the excersioniste should arrive at Boulogne about 4 p.m., staying in that town five hours, and leave for Paris per Great Northern Railway of Prance at 10 p.m., arriving in that city ahout 6 a.m. Traive will leave with the remaining part of the excursionists to-seemly morning at 11, and Sunday morning at 11 The whole arrangements were underthe superintendence of Mr. I'. Cook, the railway excursion manager of Leicester who accompaeied the find trains. Not the slighted ooneneicia took and the excureionista, amongst whom wen • number of departed in high spirits. MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAL) Two oPCLocw. The funds to-day have scarcely varied from the quotations which ruled yesterday and for several days previously. The operations are upon too limited a scale to affect prices. At one period of the morn ing, however, a little flatness was shown. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange there is no feature of interest. English railway stocks, in most instances, are again rather weaker. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 69fr. 47c., being nearly per cent. worse than yesterday. _ . _ Consols are officially marked 911, 2, and 4 for money, and 92 and 911 for the account. The present quotations are 91,i to I for money, and 91/, " buyers," for the 6th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 232; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 891, 1, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1011, I, 4 ; ditto for account, 1014 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 94 ; Exchequer Bills, 64., die. The transactions in the foreign stock market have been upon a moderate scale. There is no change in prices worth mentioning. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 982 ; ditto Four and-a-lialf per Cents., 1880, 881 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 90*; ditto Deferred, 281 ; Chills& Six per Cents., 100, 1014 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 100, 992 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 22 1 ; New Grenada De ferred, ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 911; Spanish Three per Cents., 511 ; ditto, for account, 51 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 421; ditto Passive, 164 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1858, for account, 551. The rise in the Bank rate of interest had been very generally anticipated, since the set ting iu of the renewed drain of gold to America. It will not arrest—scarcely, per haps, check in any degree—the demar,d for specie forthat quarter ; but it is calculated to give a further favourable turn to the Continental exchanges, and to throw fresh impediments in the way of mercan tile remittances of silver to the East. There is thus every prospect that such gold as comes in from Australia and other quarters will be retained here, thereby forming at least a partial set-off against the American requirements. Upon the o:tent of the latter will depend the answer to the question as to whether the rise in the v.ilue of money will proceed further. In consequence of the movement at the Bank of England the joint-stock banks have raised their rates for deposita from 4to 4* per, cent. The Lon don and Westminster Bank, as usual, give 1 per cent. less for sums below 500/. The discount esta blishments have also announced that their terms will henceforward be 44 per cent. (instead of 4) for money "at call," and 5 (instead of 41) at seven days' notice. About 5,000/. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, while 30,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for America. There is still no inquiry for gold for the Continent, and the 104,0001. by the Kent is expected to be taken to the Bank after being re fined. With the present favourable wind some of the overdue Australian gold (about 300,0001.) may be looked for. The Mexican dollars by the Seine were sold yester day for the Continent at 4s. 11}d. per ounce, being the same price as that obtained for the supply by the previous Mexican steamer. Iu the interval, however, some small parcels have been placed at higher rates. The Shannon will take to-day only 5,0001. in silver for the West Indies. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was rather steadier, but the sales did not exceed 7,000 bales. The sugar market yesterday was heavy. whilst plantation Ceylon co ff ee showed an upward teu dency. At the indigo sales yesterday there was more animation in the bidding*, and a larger quantity was sold. The sales will finish to-day. The Greek payments due yesterday have caused the suspension of another respectable firm, that of Messrs. AlexiadiDelta and Co. The house has been making gnat sacrifices for some time past to main tain its position, but hex at last been forced to ClO ournb, although its outstanding engagements have been materially reduced. The total of the direct liabilities is estimated at 70,0001. or 80,0001. The assets, as usual in these oases, are for the must part due from the Turkish government, and assuming that they are recovered, the firm expect to be able to discharge all claims in full and to have a consi derable surplus. At a meeting yesterday of the creditors of Mr. Thomas Dowling, who carried on • large business as a timber merchant at London and Birmingham, the liabilities were stated by Mr. Quilter, the accountant, at 38,7941., to meet which there are assets estimated at 14,9171. net, or about 7s. 3d. in the pound. Apart from the unsatisfactory result of the trading, Mr. Dowling has made considerable losses in private , speculations in lard, houses, and shares in mining, discount, and other undertakings. His estate has also been cousiderably prejudiced by cross bill transactions with Messrs. Churchill, MAC minim, and Co., in the same trade, who recently failed, and whose estate shows very unsatisfactory results, as well as by the smallness of the dividend shown in another case in which Mr. Dowling is a creditor. In reply to a remark that Mr. Dow ling must have been aware for a long period that he was insolvent, the accountant explained that the loss, which is of recent origin, in the two cases referred to, accounts fora moiety of the deficiency. On the let of January, 1857, Mr. Dowling's capi tal amounted to 4,0131., and his drawings have since been 4,5001. The books have been well kept. It was proposed to pay a composition of Ga. in the pound, in instalments at two, four, and six months, the last to be secured, but severel creditors coml. dared this offer insufficient. It war ultimately determined to appoint a committee to investigate, and report to a future meeting. The advisability of winding up under the arrangement clauses in bankruptcy was mooted, but the opinion of the meeting appeared to be in favour of proceedings in open bankruptcy, iu the event of an acceptable offer not being made. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 312!. ; the Mid land a decrease of 2,3881. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 1,095 i. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 33.!. ; and the North Eastern s decrease of 8081. The annual meeting of the shareholders in the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada is con vened for the Slat instant, to declare a dividend. _ The half-yearly mettingof the Danube and Black Sea Railway and Knstendjie Harbour Company is called for the 31st instant, when a resolution will be submitted for ' • 35,0001. on mortgage. Messrs. Baring Bro and Co. announce the dividend due the Ist June on the Chili= Four and-a-Half per Cent. Loan. Mr. It. P. Harding (of the firm of Harding, Pullein, and Co.) has been appointed interim manager of the Professional Life Assurance Com pany, in which matter a winding-up order has been made by the Master of the Rolle. A telegram, dated Malta, the 16th inst., states that " the screw steamer Malacca has arrived here, all well, and proceeds to lay the first section of the Malta and Alexandria telegraph cable at once." The position of the market for American secu rities is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bull, Son, and Co. : There bag been during the last week ► brisk speculative haulages In AMMII6OIIII @amities, especially ia Virginia Six -. 101 1 !lei 100 100 100 100 pm Cent. and Pennsylvania Five per 06GL Bona, the former at prices varying from 47 to 49, the latter from NU 70. There has also bete some activity is the market far railroad securities generally. TIVIVIDP WINN& Consols, wlncii closed yesterday at 911 to 92 fee the 6th of June, opened and closed to-day at , a same quotation. For money the last price was 971" to 1. The official business report is as follows: . Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 913, 1 ; ditto, for account (June 6), 92, 911 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 3 ; New Three per Ceuta., 691,i n t k ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151, i ; ,k Mock, 2331 ; Indi a St oc k, 226, 224 k ; ditto Fives - , ' per Cent. Stock, 1011, 1, 1. ; ditto Bonds, 206•9 •.. • 16s. die. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" mos -, paper, 94 . 4 The Indian Five per Cent. stock was dull, at 1011 ~. to . The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted to 94 ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 991 ter .. 1 • India Bonds, 20s. t o Ns. die . ; and Exch.. '. querßills, 6s. to 2s. dia. The foreign stock market was dull. Turbot Bonds declined about e per cent., the Loan of 1866 .„ clueing at 702 to 71k, and that of 1868, at b6} to •.: 66. Mexican Bonds were quiet, at 22 3 to 284 . • There was no alteration worthy of mention 4 the market for bank shares. Miscellaneous shares - were likewise quiet at former prices. The clueing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine L aurance, 3, 1 to were prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; Universal Marina Insurance, "-16 to 9-16 prem. ; London and Pro vincial onne, 1 die. to par ; Natal Land, 4to I 1 prem.; and China and Japan Steam, }to 1 prem. Canada Government Five per Cents. were quote& rather lower to-day. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoon. In the minin; market to-day, East Wheal Ciro vile shares have fallen to 40s. to 425. 6d. Mat . Caradon are fairly supported, at 25 to In lie Stock Exchange, Great Wheal Alfred shares &realm officially marked and j, and West Wheal Set", 345. The other transactions have been chiefly 11 shares in West Caradon, Wheal Margaret, awl Providence mines. Foreign and colonial mining dwell are quint, with little change in prices. United Mexican are marked 5 and 51, and St. John del Rey, 331. At Smith Buller and West Penstrutbal Mine meeting yap. terdny, the accounts showed a debit balance of 1451. 71. A mill ol ye ls e Ehans was made. The Old T United ibises amounts presented at yebowed libelant)* al liabilities over asW i i:f 4 m. A call 21. per sham was made. 'COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MAREE-LANK—erms DAY.) Yesterday was • remarkably fine day, but the wind Ms lime got round to the north, although mild. The arrivals this week continue rather small of le& foreign wheat and dour, and the sale of which is very quiet and that chiefly among retail buyers ; of oats we have a fair arrival, but quality anything but fine. We must quote tbe market as follows yllisat, a quiet trade, without alteration from Monday's prices. Barley unaltered, and demand small. Oats are firm, but as qualities are indifferent in many in stances, buyers do not appear at all anxious. near without alteration and firm, consequent on short arrivals. Floating Cargoes the trade is very quiet without attention, but sellers continue to ask same pricer, whisk buyers do not seem inclined to pay. WU/W.-English : Fos= sad Kent, white, new, 41k. 625. ; ditto, fine old, 675. to 715.; ditto red, new, 395. to 5111; ditto, fine, old, 61s. to 635. ; Norfolk, &c., fine, old, 61a IP 6:'s.; red, new, 48s. to 575. Foreign : Dantric 675. to 695. ; fine, 695. to 755. • Konigsberg, 80s. to Kis. ; Mb. extra, 665. to 715.; Restock, 6U. to 675. • line. 671. 695.; Mecklenburg red, 60s. to 645.; Uckermark ditto, M. to 635.; American white, 63. to 694.; ditto red. 61s. to fillibt Canadian, 645. to 675. Bawer.-English lulling. 41s. to 45% • fine, grinding, 26e. to 303.; and distilling, 31s. to 325. per qt.; foreign grinding, 28s. to 30A.; ditto distilling, 295. to 3k,; malting, 365. to 38s. MALT.-Enzlish, FAN= and Norfolk. 60e. to 645. ; 641. to 745. ; Kingston and Ware, fine, 70%. to 74a.; boom 54e. to 60s. " -- oiii.E.nglish feed, 245. Od. to 278. 01. ; paid" Ela to 31s. ; foreign, 235. Od. to 275. Bre, 345. to 3:44. Rena.-English tick, 335. to 375. ; harrow, 375. to 41e.; pigeon, 375. to 41s. •, foreign, Mason, 28s. be 345. ; Wk. 495. to 425. ; Konigsberg, 41s. to 48s. ; EgTptien, 38s. WM. Ptak-English boilers, 40s. to 445.; whits and bins, 411. to 44e. ; maple, 425. to 45... grey, 365. to 415.; hog, 16s. to 495.; foreign. 425. to 465. Froth.-English town. 495. to 50s. ; ditto Ise, 535. le 555.; country, 421. to 455. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 38s. IL to 398. ; French, 40e. to 495. pd sack: American, EL • to 34a; Caaadian, 314. to 345. . • Spanish. 48a. to 50s. FLOATU4O Canner, . all C. P. sod 1.-Wheat Ben& mad and Marianople, per 4921 be., 645. to 565. ; Ohirka, 51a. tosss. ; Polish Odessa, per 480Iba, red, 655. to Ns. ; whine. 60s. to 625. •, Danube and Oslatz, 445. to 551. ; 40s. to 43. Barley ; Auptian and Syrian, per Si. to 255. ; Odeon and Danube do., Ms. to 17s. Bars Egyptian, per qr., 38s. to 395. Maine Odessa and Oak^ per 49?1be., 39.. to 40s. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 48041 e, 38s. to 395. ; French, do., Mc to 398. ; American, do., We. to 38s. end. Per . 58.. to 824 ; seed, per qr., 4 s. to 445.; Mustard seed, per bs white, 13s. to 15s. ; brows, 12e. to 14s. • Linseed, per qt, crushing, 50s. to 575. ' • Liaised esker, kasilish, per 1,1011. 121. 15e. to 131.55. ; tmerissa, this, is brie., per Ow 111.56.10111. 15s. ; do., thick, round, and oblong, 101.1 e 101. 15. .; Bettis, 9/. to 9/. 6.. ; Marseilles, 91. sr. to 10Lini Nape cokes, 51. to 51. 10.. iasa vAis INTO LONDON FROM NAY IS TO MAY 17. I r t .e: UlOO 2579 22350 42 ►17•44. IS DAY.), .n.► English and coAIL eso Waist Bazars , Oats aTsr I no pls MOIL lei sada ;Fa sWeks. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(T tit Janus am num miasmic maw (FROM OUR OWN OORIUNPONDPNT.) The market to-day bee been rather quiet, and task generally inactive, and quit* of a retail character. Femur prices only 'Maine& MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Sussa.—The market has been very dun this week, mai although holders have not pressed sales, yet a further de cline of 6d. has been pretty generally established. The re fined market has also been dull, but quotations are used. tend. CORM—This article has sold rather freely in publis sale, and previous prices have bean fully supported, and a full amount of business dose. TIIA. —The principal feature of the week bas been the large public salon; they went off at irregular prices altar in favour of the buyers. The private contract market hee been more steady, but it has been inactive. Carroty.—This market has been less animated, yet se material decline can be quoted. ftscst —Holders have supported this market by rennin to take lower prices, but sales would not have been made without submitting to lower prices. iiricza have sold to a limited extent at about preview rates. Sea:rents hes been neglected. TURPLNTIMIL —American (spirite) has been sold at 50,. day.i—The sal, progressed yesterday without material alteration. 1,256 chats passed the sale, of which 443 chests were withdrawn, and 92 bcraght leaving 721 chests sold. Markets generally have been dull, and the articles affected by the American war have receded in price. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market in steady to-dey at the following once. : Town tallow, 54. 6d., net cult ; Petersburg Y. C. ea the spot, 58e. ; May to June, 58s. ; October to Deem. her, 555. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LIAD/14HALL, MAY 17. —Priam : 661bs. to 64115., 3d. to 30. ; 641ba. to 711b5., 31d. to 30. ; 721bs. to !Vibe., 31/ to 4d. ; 80Iba. to 861ba., 4d. to 40. ; 861 b.. to 9611i5., 40. to sd. Horse bide/ Bs. to 9s. 6d. Cal/ skims, light, 21s. to 3.. 6.1. ; full, 64. BaamoNDszs.--Steep stios—Halt-breds, 6s. to 100. ; D own ., 6.. 6d. to Lambs, 2L 6d. to 3s. 10J.; abearliaga, 11d. to is. BOROUGH HOP MtRKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mears. liotenden and Smith report that the market I very firm, at fully late prices. The accounts from the plantations continue to state that the bine, with very few exceptions, is in a backward and unkindly state; • fey dies are reported• COAL WARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Haswell. 17s. 3d. ; Walls Bed Itsettereal, 17a ; Walls End Bradelyte Hatton, 18e. 91 ; Walls gni R.en Hotta's. 180.9 d.; Walls End Heugh HA, 194.111. ; Walls End Ease, 18s. 3d.; Wylam, 16a ; Bee Prime, ships at ;mint. On the 9th ult., 39,000,840 bushels of grain, exclusive of rye sad bedew, were stored in the warehouses el Mews is the Uakissi iketer. ".".i. mak di. tiM I ii ia- loi. — DIM 7 .1 110 ... 6.1 “11 - -. 094 If e- W - 7 ra laiiio UO 113 w 4 1