The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-20 00:00:00

V" --- - eZe-A-s- C- . y f'2 IP ,~ 4 ' r . . • . . I . • . 1 1 ...... •,. . ! . I I I e ! t • •- , . , No. 2,704.] FRID. G, APRIL 20, 181 A. [THREEPENCE. ILE ASYLUM LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE sa lk(tr° Z l ll=4 Wretia l nag and, ts, 014 lOWA a ras es I. = Licht*/ them re PONlPMftelos Pin& ealr i. Lame THE IMPERIAL VISIT TO THE CRYSTAL PALACE. THIS DAY. 8111118 LISTS. TIM - LIDA! I With the enteeption e/ a decline in Caledonians. ! the railway share market tacky presented no cheap I of moment. The tone of the market was somewhat firmer, but in the thence of business no actual ad- ranee an be said to have been established. 70111014 RAILWAYS. lu hammorp sad % aattordim 4 WO= Amami le Simms to Graawrias 01111.21ndd•Oft.lidk. di DMus of ham ..... If Do. Pow ban 7 . 1 Sa to AI. g S 3 35i 7 74 Sal 31 ti MONEY MARKET. --•-- THIMIDAY BVIIMMO. TRIMIDAT ETZWIIIIII. The English funds opened flatly this morning, but subsequently rallied, and closed } per cent. higher Little or no business seems to have been done to. day in the mining market, owing to the partial holiday. The gold mining shares remain quiet. Copiapo shares rose 11., and Santiago were is strong demand, at an advance. United Meations shares were alto firmer. Ir e I N IIL d DEPOSIT, No. 3, Pall-mall East, Umls. Itolabllalival s.a. 1144. eirlaroosl Woods. Morey are mamba to assadail WI ob 1.0.0.... by articli s bask rata at Wawa may lio WWI Mesa srourlty. MI labloost lo payable. la haatay mad My, rt las Mai Mrs la ai; ad aloY ale. be vosoivad sa Vas various briasbas. or Wealth Oisairy loam% wiaboat dabs sr mono. Mai SORILISON, brasagias Dirpolar. ITNlpedulls ad torso kr °pais, boamirs MA Ow Ca WWI. NM This morning, at half-past eleven o'clock, the Emperor and Empress of the French left Buckingham Palace foe the Crystal Palau, at Bydenbam, accompanied by Prises Albert sad their attendants. The whole of the space is treat of the Pekoe was crowded to enema by respectable persona of both NUS, sad the enthusiasm ofthe assembled tboasaade was load as the Imperial visitors passed through Birdeage-walk and Merey's-gate. The Boapetor sad Empress appe►red to be eneediogly well, and, as they proceeded is the opea senior, they I bowed repeatedly. The col tip was accompanied by a detachment of Life Gaudy, and a strong body of the Metropolitan Polies lined either .ids of the way, seder the superintendence of Biz Richert Blayne, Captain Ray, and other eflicidi. The carriages sontalaing the august visitors proceeded alceg Oeorg►streft, over Westminster-bridge, the Lam beth-road, Bt. Georgierread, New Kent road, to the Brick layers' Arm Station of the Sootb-Bastern Railway, where lest asaltitades of penoss bad collected to whines the de parture of the Imperial visitors.. Precisely at halt-peat twelve o'clock the carriages metered she station, and everything beiag is readiaess, the Emperor yid Empress alighted on to the platform, where the direct tors of the Bonds-Eastern Railway Company received them. than yesterday, in spite of exteasin sales which con , tines to be made on amount of subscribers to the loan. These realisations, both yesterday and to-day, have been upon a very large vale, and, though they are met to a certain extent by investments on the part of the public, the steadiness of the market is ser vicing. The effect of the Irk thrown upon the market, however, is in a great measure coun teracted by the abundance and declining value of money, and prices were additionally strengthened this afternoon by news of a consider able rise at Paris, coupled with renewed reports of successes of the allies before Sebastopol. The sub scription list to the loan at Messrs. Rothschilds' closed this afternoon. The ,appliestions to-day were extremely heavy. To-morrow (Friday) morning at 10 o'clock the bidding will t3ks plass at the Treasury Chambers. .0‘ THIS DAY.—Two o'CLOCIL 71 ' The railway share market to-day is well so a and prices in several instances are qaoted P srg e b t tly ' 11 5 higher than yesterday. Busineas, however, °outlaws eft I limited. London and North-Western stock is quoted 9 1 984 to 99; Grant Western, 64 to 4; Midland, 1184 to 6 694; Lanosshirs and Yorkshire, 761 to 764; Maim. nians, 294 to;; South-Eastern, 18 to I ; and Great s o Northers*, 22 to I. 4 a French shares are steady. No oaronsav ADAMS AND WOMB. NO NO AL I N.I Nauman. I ONO( Priam 1 dohs tAilsy. IN • 1 Ili :I m The shares of the Tergove Mining Company were quoted to 1 prem. United Mmes will sell on the 26th inst. 801 tons of copper ore, and South Caredon 310 tons. Wheal Sidney has receutly sold 6 tons of black tie at 631. 2s. 6d. per ton. The Grassington Mines sold 150 tons of pig lead last week. ii 1-4 TAY'S BLACK GLACE E i l i L e ln ion tirchased dissiey ion UN wirsaillings la MT Mw boom is rarer tart day maw is NNW Wit ME siii * . OW aid Om Ma eked kw Or wiwallistmea 4 loft sid min lel opts brew tbe adviroge Vs ben thole Ct i lr P O . 1 aiv . rawer pear betereme Ur ma do re. la ler.—Tter Lew as Geekerel plostelise IF Sok 14 7 . 11411. zed 111, Itroat.atrort ; UT ead Oa. THIS DAY.—Two dew= Fo ias la 10 1111 NO . 2% $ pa The goldinininisiars; to-day are steady, but with very little business. Ague Fri,, Colonial Oo ld r and Great Nugget Vain shares are quo•ed respec tively / to 1; and Nouveau Monde, k to 1--all pee elan. _ _ _ . E A R I. AUSTRALIA 5aid...„,,,...... n .,.ths 001.0NIZIL—L N1 g dam t p, rad itartibir muurazgror-wrror I 'IM 11004 , 00 lIILT Is porllodyloperft• el NI% aim owl book sod Or Imo WWI bp a imp oil stadia aperlere Is alletiname • war MA Yr dabber noModltir AIWA rut be bid as Vat inlet irittlti o t ir r roparstlort 11111•1111 ft P r ia goo lp oo 6 T rsa 111/11•KII . Cregessea PINY Toll kr rorertwasoir bettors sad pipes spat par mei MI.- aad tractoodeir seat Op port ea sppillades so ROOM rol s s I, DOWOJITS-HILI, LANDON, trio Woo supply SHIP PMHIS , Pelt sad 111011010tIt Fat tor &asp writs +ad Motor Ins bow .. Pomba the troporamrs. all . Wm. *am. 194 Ai # 14 g ilk. U II a 6 !i ii as. es re i . pm NI Si 111 Io A;stralian Agricultural abares are quoted 28t to to 293; Peal River. 23 to 231 North Brstisk Ambled*. bias, tdis. to par; sad boottieb Australia. Uwe.. meat, 3to prem. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 73 to 73; General Mining at IS; St. John Del Rey at 30f end Copiapo at 23. Yd toner Icb.ur fad ; - ulo7;v -- ... - T.i. - 04 - ti I FabOa as?. 11.1114 14 13 li II 7 9 4 11 ii. 14 8 14 if 24 'I sat 4 47 xi 39 41 mil I!`' .l !. Pr . b- . -a--ad- PH. LOCO. PULMONIC WAFERS.— Extract of a 1 tin dated Aril I. lass, tn. th• B. F. P it. (*.deb a : -..1 lisle wed the waters with greet boa itt." Dr. Lororiee wan. give trust relief, wed a rapid ewe et Name. ad all diem *gra of th e breath awl Iwo. Mee te. 41.. M s id IL. per Mx. laid by all armed& Bowan of sous. WNW. THE BEARD, WHISKERS,and MUSTACHIOS. The nurses enled mem of ROWLANDS' MACAlllalt OIL bleeds/ins thew onetime% of M n anhood hi aalversrly and and appeseisted, and is r. corded by nasseoss trlimossials, and sertliel by the Idelse.t maims him This Ott insinuates Its tolessale properties Into the pores of the be el. Iwo:tame the Usk In Its embryo escelrrstes gruel's, clean es it from Scud and Daniell? , sustalas"l In l issturity, and • .nts. its IM poeseenno of healthy vigour. silky Pott ier, and hosertoes redundancy, to the latest period of human life. hiss Ss. ltd.. 7a. Vastly Bottles (equal to foot m1141)004. 6d., sod doable that else, SIPa per bottle. Sold by A. ItOWLAND and lONA, kistaa•pedsa, Leadoa, sad by Chemists sad Psi. toms. 11:1::EMAR. rroteetsd by itoysi Liston Patent of gag ask ml opaarod by th. ark al lb, gob do do Par* aad the Imperial Collage of Nalliago Viossa. Tibmglam. Ibo. I, Is a remedy fag foluagago ogog••• led ogboigligg olio Sawa. Trirmar. Pea. reareala kat dart =si b ir w e e dm i r kaal y al ralrea masa a law at aprias are sr ha ban ibespbtos reitiels hr to as ids d tar Irak al a and pram et as piparar. ttri.rmm. Id.. 11, to the pull oodegoold His* kr list dam at dlooodors India. stacromattroba wars wit* W la. lardmilie dernassarete= reardratia. a rr a r*dl tar otarrair a Ike add arra tassre. blow mob I. s, sari I, up albet detail it Ws et ark al a a lisourke weighs& lbw wises lbs rad aka darer ask um lam sarsera aidla kr assr. at Ila ma; fres kr V. sm. aided larreatar r e. as ododoloOliad by V Hdi. gogg. door-Vb a Md. waked, ma aka Is si =k, at Mort Mom dek Ooroldll; !Unsay Nei Ate. Id, Osfordrdreat; isig4llllll. Owftra.saesi; R. H. laotous. led. Idarkauds ed. Zgliddgr; Pawl*, obowtsi. Lord-otreff. Doorpost; llama. bleargid, Pilik-droot, garadagban ; sad Poing, aoduallow. 14. gralogaradmad.m.. 1, PaLge. Jett pablimbod. Dew sad Improved "Ado. prtoo THE CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION ; being Oulu of Yawn. prooding nu moot product& and Important Padral Pods In dm Troimmtot us dom. fly V. H. IWO NM M.D.. Mow of uo •cAlaro of rhy/delagi.. labs *agar moms to the of for dude( the Md. U. Ad. ar the doe Author, prim M. • T*RATIdM.O M A sad Dank:Ada:BAG BLIT. London : bountana and Co. TEE DAILY NEWS: pLOrice Sd NDON MOHNINO PAPER. . Ise um** lemur Jaarnal, tao advoestsof tree foomisres aad d al mail mama lb IN mamas sod value of Its ward asars—ls We lowsnay of Its Ww weft und Is the varied asortanttle sad sosaasaraial leßear Ism ssoldbel tie city, foamy, sad asoastary artier—UM papa TPICIADILREAPONDENTII AT till NEAT or WAIL ITS MOON NEWA lB RELI ABLE AND IMPARTIAL. As aseadvoly early report of salpalut to tba LAM kw asap. It by may overload Mod. sad It contains THE ONLY DAILY MINING REPORT, rellirw.r,rie4n. - - IT TICLUDIN ALL OFTECIAIVE ADVEKTIARMINIT. It le strictly independent, mai though younger by wire than slaty and Mon any of He ouatemporaries, this paper b Nasals rcadotaney and arty latorsation, achieved for boll a ebannier nee interior m any. To be ordered easy teekveller re newel' an la the kingdom; we at the raw 10, Youverie.erreet, Pleel.street, binds& /4.8. 11 dieletalty be espenanced la obrandad the paw by swats. pod at a ?winced peke, tee pabacher os To/With" rumba the emu of norm - *rots ready to supply it, at lea d& per quarter, paid la advenee by Po.••otBoe order. • P O AILY NEWS FOR WARDED tothe COUN TRY by RV1.141,40 POST, at 190. ed. per gir. payment la wives's, HN ale UUOI. 11, Upper Albany-a n leirree-parly Bookseller eM Illirere Aiest. T ALLY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. omit 11 Pa y .t per week; supplied la lowa or amain at foe per it z io : usek r Lk& G li t h ra m osttar by M. WALT/Jik, Paw Aiwa. I% AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, J~Jatlbb. per qesirtat.-011NT by MORNING 31,11 at II& OIL pr qr.—R. ADAMS. MirarP.atroli. Watelaphpr *wet. Bpi SW A ndL —DAILY NEWS LENT TO D; a *applied to Oho sountry by evening ron, it lief 4. pskt In advance. M. bUYBICIL. Orove-tarrete. Want cu.nha.crova. Itymollm‘ COLLECTION OF ENGLISH PICTURES AND WATER' COLOVS DILIWIIIO3, Trill PHOPINTT or 8. C. HALL, Ron —This sellection of paintings end water-colour draw ings is sow on view at Misers. Foster and Sons', previously le its being disposed of on Monday next. It consists of works, the majority of which display great taste in soespuois lion sad skill in colouring ; sand in truth is just sash as s& Itetioa as might be expected at the hands of the edileßSFl9o Art Jeteraill. The collection numbers in all 141 selisla, mostly on a small male, some of which are very shsesaks works indeed. Had we space we would mention amid which struck us as being works of mark. We must, how ever, costes' ourselves with citing one picture. on =mount of the iaterrst of the subject, as well as for its artistic =grits, xis., "Napoleon I. in Prison at Nies," by B. A. Ward, R.L., with the weds " Vivo la Republique," appa rently scratched by himself on the prison walls. Advice= from Dentzie, to the 14th inst., stets that the lasadattiree of the Vis'ula have caused great damage, sad destroyed *boy% 10,000 head dealt's. CHRIST CHURCH COLLEGE.—EIeven gentlemen of this eeltege were nu Friday and Saturday last excelled is • very istereming much at cricket, on the Christ Chart& ground (the brat of the season at Oxford) with ten of the servants employed a'. the college and Martin the Kentish cricketer g von The gentlemea obtained and 68, of Which number R. Orleber. Rag mark -d 19 68 and 10; W. Fellows, E'q.. 6 and 20; H. A Pickerd, E-q., 6 and IS; the 11os. Mr. Veroon, l 0 and 2. The *manta 60 and 78, of which Ileitis wrote bd. Piggott 18 and run out 40. The ratline', it will be sees, were victorious, with 8 runs to spare. Atter the aleteh 01 players sat down to an excel lest repos', preiv.d. d by Martin at the Whi'e Hasse. FOLCItisToN6 IMPROVEMENT BlLL.—Yrsterday • parliamentary piper was printed, containing • copy of the Admiralty Tepee on the Felkeetooe Improvement Bill. It appears that the objects of the bill are to extend the limits of the boroneb, to enable the corporation to einstruct a market-bore. to make hew streets, and other improve meats. The L +Hs of the Admiralty call the attention of parliament to elswee is the bill to levy coal dues, and, in failure of payment, the vessel, tackle, die., to be deiaised. " Their lordships are of opinion that duties, so collected, would operate as a tea on shipping for the benefit of the town Improv. masts, and that the collector of customs, or other °Scar of b.r Majesty's servier,shoeld not be employed in sash a service ; that no duties on coal, or sierehide lee whatever, should be collected at Folkestone, until the some have beta landed, and that municipal dues, which the oommitelosere may think proper to demand, shall only be payable by she imp inns or purchasers, and that no deten tion of veserla, ST iotert rend with them, be sanctioned ea moons% el rows to - vei.ur." F A TAL ACCIDENT ON THE EAST LANCASHIRE RAILWAY —Ab .at nine o'clock on Tuesday evening a labourinv men named Peter Burke, attempted to cross the Rest Inseeshire Railway, at the Bacup itatti a, to take some supper to one of the company's servants who was fellow-lodeer, and who was then engaged in shunting some carriages which were attached to an engine by • tail rope. It was quite dolt, and Bork*, Wog %nobility:l see the rope, became entsnaled with it in seas way, was thrown prostrate sense the ran., and the engine immediately passed over his legs. One limb was completely amputated, and the other so angled that it was impossible to do anytoing ro restore it. Several resikal fehtlersea were sent for, sad Dr. Her• shoe, the medial onion of the cosapsay, proceeded from Masehester, by a amend train, bet they could reader no andatease to the unforteaste ass, who died the following sesealeg. Rs was a mauled mem, mad has leg we WM. Prince Albert, the Duke of Cambridge, the French As baseador, and the whole of the French suite followed, with various members of her Majesty's housel,uld. The train left the station amid the cheers of all present, and in a few minutes tbei august visitors were on their way way to the Palace. Their reception throughout t►e whole line of route was wiostenthasiaatio, and the admirable arrangements of the police reflected gnat malt on the superioe officers of the force. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Yesterday, a special general meeting of the pro- iy j I priston of this company was held at the Paddington Station, T for the purpose of considering the provisions of the follow- 115 ing bills now pending before parlisment : XL I A bill for constructing a railway tram Bridport to et Maiden Newton, on the Wilts, Beinerset, and Weymouth is Railway, in the county of Dorset. le " A bill for extending the time for the completion of the 1 2 4 Cornwall Railway and works, an 4 for making further pro- et. visions as to the share capital of the Cornwall Railway Corn- is pray, and for other purposes. 10 " A bill for extending the powers of the Plymouth " Great Western Dock Company, and for other purposes. gy " A bill to eoneolidats and amend the acts relating to the k4t. South Wales Railway Company aid to authorise the con- et atruction of new works, and alterations of ezistiog works, $0 and for other purposes. sec " A bill for making a railway from the Oxford branch of 55 the Great Western Railway to Abiagdon. so " A bill for making a railway from the Great Western he Railway, at Southall, in the county of Middlesex, to Brent- IX ford, in the same county, with ducks at the last-mentioned 50 piece, and for other purposes." ne. Lord BARRINGTON presided, is the absence of Mr. Rut- sell, the chairman of the company, and after explaining $ that the meeting was the formal one required under the Who:Deli& order of the Uoue. of Lords, observed that St although the list comprised six bills, two only were in that so state of forwardoem in parliament to require the assent of s o the proprietors under the lords' standiog orders. The two 85. bills in reference to which resolutions would be proposed so were the first aid WO, which authorised the making of the 10 line from Bridport to Maiden Newton, end the branch to Abiagdaa. Se Is Oa a resolution in favour of the Bridport and Maiden - Newton bill being put from the chair, A PROTAtITOR inquired 'whether there was any lathe- St. tint OS the part of the Great Western Company to INN Of l• rent the lies whoa completed. et. The Sneant in env (Mr. Ssatiews) replied sine time Uwe 2. were promoted by independent parties; sad he was 'mho- r o rimed by the directors to enure the propriet , va that they b a d 20 not only no intention but distinctly declined any propeei tion to rent or lease the limes, or to give any guarantee whatever. The only assistance they proposed to give was to r , allow the Great Western loges sad enginis to run on a , these branch lin s, e 0 es to complete the jourr ey, receiving sa payment for that aid in the usual way. (Hear, hear.) so Another PAOPAISTOR moved an amendment, diseentiag SO from the bill, bet ea it was not seconded it fell to the ironed, W and the reaolutiou was put and carried non con. The revolution alarming the Abingdon bill was then pro pond and also usnainionsly passed; and after compliment ing the chairman, the meeting separatel. nt. FRENCH POLICE CASES. A well-dressed man, wearing the ribbon of a foreign order at his button-hole, went a few days ago to the tij shop of X. Mantas, baker, at St. Denis, and announcing St. that he was about to establish a boarding -ehool in the /m neighbourhood, made arrangements f r the supply of 100 fi' loaves of bread a day. said that he should make a rule 1 ,7 of paying cash, and he particularly requirsted the baker to so write receipts to his bills the moment the money was given. bt. To prevent any attempt, he said, at fraud en the part of his 3 servants, he asked M. liftman for a specimen of bis writing, eft and the baker wrote his name and the date of the month ~' on one of his bill-heads, allowing the stranger to take with him another. Strove leaving, the stranger asked the baker At, whether he supplied any other boardingischool in the tli neighbourhood, and the tradesmen anseered that the school 0 0 adMdme. Male, in the rue des Ursulineo, was supplied by IL.. blu. Shortly after the stranger went to H aar. Male, and passeated to her • written request tram the baker for aloes o a ma, on the ground that his wife had gone away with to Oa key of his essh-bon. The request was written beneath 10 coca the bill-head+ of the baker, and the signature was St. essenutly his. The lady, without hesitation, gave the ta gamey bat it subsequently turned out that she had been ID debsaded. A complaint was made to the police, and .11.1 WO making an active search after the man. It aware that U. he has recently committed several robberies in the same ingenious ma . 1 00 11. The Tribunal of Correcticsal Polio recently tried woman named Leraire, communal schoolmistress et Pa- ui: tesaz, mad bar husband, for having brutally intuited her it, ilawsliter. It Ina proved that she had made it eoastant 6 pigmies of beetles the child is a usage manner with rods vl sei whips, and of prevent's( her from having auticiest sL Oee of the witnesses gave curious explanation of 7 Ike weveree washy She told me," said she, " that to yin eimakalle she was struck with terror on seeing in a at. alma* saloon represeutlnga saint covered with the skin S. ea wild animsb and that the consequent* was that her Mild whoa bora was covered with hair. Thu canoed her to r• dislike the child. But," added the witness with great o ; stained, "I must state one thing in the woman's favour, Mo and that is, that when her husband, finding that the child U wee earned with hair, proposed to have her exhibited for ao mosey es a mistily, and with that view ceased her to be U. *mot three times in order to make the hair thicker, she g mail so bear of anything of the kind." The Trib , nal to gnuswoman to six =Wale imprisonment aid 2ofr. there was no evidence against Me nue, he was et. acqeitted. 30 10 DARING GAROTTE AIMADLT AND ROBBERT.—A wet daring garotte assault and robbery wee peeps Wind in Histelsosentown oa the night of Moods,. About sine o'clock a respectable woman, aimed 11.1Leasie, was pro- ceeding home up Hospital.street, tarrying with her some provisionit g, when, opposita to elms 52, she was suddenly datehed by some persons who steed inside, and who proved to benne men, sad, she thinks, a female. They dragged her hots the close, put a plena( square auk into her month, sad as soon es she clenched the cork in her teeth, sad IL elated her lips on it, one of the assailants pressed his band OS her mouth, the others flied her bands together by MPliell Of • piece of white tape, and is this state she wee snatched 60 up and placed flat oa her fan on the posed, end before u dm amid siet w ith and give an aliens the robbers were oir„ it Wiwi married with them two bundles she had with her, it sae aostaisiag lime and the other oatmeal, the ring from a ter Anger, and one in mossy, which she bad ! gimped between bar open hand and a glove, to get at which, dreg with the ring, it was neeneary to pall off the glove. I Another woman had seen three suspicious ItAinr men larking shoat the locality a short time previous to the inittorry, which is said by the woman to have beer. wilt ✓apidly and deals: oul y assionspl Med.—Waggon) Dash Nish TIM CHINA PEA.—Elperkinenn are about to be i Bade in si departments of France to naturalise e softies of pea peculiar to Chin f ro m/e t wh yields both oil sad Hoar. The oil scarcely dilren at of colas or ripo sted, and the Chintes see it largely in their culinary preps rations. The fine is made Late a paste, which, after having bees lett to ferment. le seneemmi with oil, pepper, salt, or giber iagredients. It hatielbsg, is • few days, of a brownish 6 81011 r, end possesses ozeolient digestive gualiti s. 8 • pre pared, it is /umber dear, bit die pester clams* merely fry the paste is oil, end it is sold gs diem in slims in the markets. TM preparations of t h e all end pests of the pee in qaestion 10 n breach of ladling in sewed provinces ; but it is at Ping-Po, 'aphid of Clisitess, that it i chi.dy carried on. livery year, in fact, thounamie d knobs, freighted with the name and oil, leave Mugge for the different ports of the Woad li; iiaatkag 11.71 - all Ditto (Ala god IL) all Ilamara Coaatior 100 Camara Value, Clam A I 111 Du. (late IL U. 4:0'4 1109 Aden B---- 1106 lan Lassaildes . is iiime — Cayete: all abhor, Ise Ed1•0000^1104t 100 Olsormallion lOU Oferiiiirallea •• •••• IVO DIII• A. Sauk R. Mot I.* sesb..4 west. (If& I ieo losowarArs.. all Laaoraar sod 141 Do. Meth ..... Do. _:.: )41 . I 1 11% wait lll&lng 11Mix I 1 Loadinamilleekwall to as.co::l lao it c _4 l Mr s. lortlt Westin isisy 14 . I De. ra—r. /M — id D6.1 1 0 14 * lOU Gallia* south Ruler , 424 be. /30 34 Diu /40 - ou I u:.IZ - , r 7 . -. i - I Dad IGO Do. Birot. sod O. Wog. 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Cu &lath Australia Union of Australia Do. Now Cake of Leaden „ Ono' 004 DO 12,500;Koper 25 Anatralka Atailealturel. 1 20 Maar& Man Peetho Man 6.,000! 10 Alliarallan 10450 Mall a ea,ooo innerlin avatar:aka &Wiriest. Ainaricaa Land- I 10,000' 6 Brit.kool.sm. k 11,115 10010anada. Bt. Do.aperet.hus.astlnly MAO I trystal vases 10,000 II Do. Pr. ierenee o,eoo 41Crystal Paace at haw* %eke 1 ills.tos Iron Ore RAY 201Fasiern Steam 1,000 2.s'llene Telegraph 1.1:40 la Pas. Navioatloo , fu li.O.abippum Co. 'ff 10 Irish Beetroot bugar le ‘iaditerreasen EleetteL , Illeziean t bt.American I ,tasdanal Paintetni. Veal. 10151eterflanle Land 3r. w.,. OW* Inter. Byam NaeacaLiun 1 Nero Brit. Auatrelailan 10' Vona of tairooe /Mon a: VaelllawarLanditallseral 60 Yarling. k °rental 1it.... 2Portland Inas Company.. 00,0461 /lad Mains ineottion Auatt. Liman- i,ooni WI koo()I 1607110;i --- -- loath Austrulias Lead .. '.o.drarlos lett,. &rip.. Do. Do. Registered _ _ ---- ;;ILLoasOckof Dimas% Luba In 13 A MAN WHO LAY DOWN WITH Thursday night, at a late hoar, two of the police. in pss.ing through Knott sill, where the lisehee fair bad been h Wing, heard • cry of murder from we of the caravans in Edsnond's (late Wombwell's) truelling menagerie. This was after the doss of the performs:sees, and tbry Indio rouse up Mr. and Mn. Edmonds from their bed to investigate the ems* of this alarm. On reach• tag the steins the tries had been heard the keeper of the elephaate Samuel Harrison, was found in the age of the two performing eledbants (cow and call) in an almost in. sensible state from injuries sad ezhaustion. He was car ried to the 'toys. Infirmary, where it was found that two of his ribs had bee is broken. It was at first supposed that the beasts had attack. d him in some sudden fit of vicious ne.s, but he has slue -tared that having been locked out of his lodgings be went to sleep in the caravan, and lay down in the straw of the gage where he was found. The old elephant subsequently lay down with its ponderous weight upon him, accidentally. and thus crushed his ribs, ',that be heard them creek, and cried out "murder," being unable to r silicate himself. THE UNWHOLESOME MEAT QUESTION. The &num Counriu Heald contains a report of • case heard in the Hull Police Court on Monday, where Mr. Masterby, a local butcher, was charged with having unwholesome meat in his posseseion. The defendant pleaded that the meat seised (veal in a very bad a ) was found when "unlined not in a fit state to be sold fer emus food, and he had kept it to he chopped up as food for pigs. Mr. Travis, the sitting magistrate, after investigating the case, said that, under all the circumstances, be thought the meat was intended for sale, sad be thought it a very culpable sad gross ease. He then fined the defendant 16a. and costs, and added that, in regard to the way in which the defendant bad intended to as the meat, be should order inquiry to be made, and should then u• if the law would not prevent Inch as abo- minable use of it as feeding pigs with it. He thought the defence • new shominebth and barefaced one. The defence reality was, that 13 oserby did sot intend to poison the publics is one way, bat did in another. This case, observes the Bogen Conistuts Heald, revealu another of the slate- i rise of the bucketing business, vim, the feeding of pigs with nauseous, disgusting, and unwholesome food. We weal the public at large, and especially the bumbler glasses, net to be tempted lot r the parchment cheep, filthy, putrid sulks; ad if there ar.- soy means by which we can ethers that the food we are liable to eat should have been fed ea wholesome food, let them be adopt. d without hesitation. We understand that a sporting gentleman in this city, who has her some time past paid great attention to the Ware of rate, offers to m .ke a bet of considerable amount, that be will drive • light wawa from the Aetorelusue up Headway to Union mum WWI one Modred rats la bar nom—Jlese York Paper. 111 I l'i°Pii°l ei. Is s s _t e!,014 , MO M PIS 30 p NO 00 Mn 110 MO 106 MS 20 ii.lii Tejiii iS *Nei SC MANI SO 1141111.1100 11.400'100 Nossol p ~i w 6 15 - 00 20 Is 23 ,000 100 A" 19 ii H 311 tlf r:: il l 3 36 4 ti Itr 121 SI I SO 40 ad Idid pa ~ If if 6,1 Fa ii lif Iga i ulna 'RI se I* IT 174 111 11 Isla U IS 3, 41 66 a ye si IS SO II fi IS So 1111 lto 104 109 4 If P! lie 15j ei 7 ri :11 a" s▪ o .1: 66 69 3 63 31 i Mu 1u I The Paris bourse to-day was extraordinarily buoyant, the Three per Cent. Rentes closing no less than to I per cent. higher than yesterday. At Vienna the bourse is rather less uneasy, and the ex change on London has declined from 12.72 to 1120. The Amsterdam market is also rather firmer. Consols opened at 891 to 90, rose to 901 to l, de clined to 90 to 1. and were last quoted 944 to 1 for mosey and the 10th of May. The value of money in the Stock Exchange on government securities is only about 2 per cent. Exchequer Sills filmed at 51. to Bs. prem; Ex chequer Bonds at 99 to 1 ; and India Bonds at 12s. to 15e. prem. Foreign stooks were steady, bat met with little business. Turkish continues to recover, and cloei.d at 741, to Mexican was rather flatter. The amount of specie shipped on board the Euxine, which is to leave Southampton for Alex andria to-morrow (Friday), is 125,9684; of which 9,6201. is in gold, for Alexandria and Ceylon ; 9,8124, silver, for Madras; and 106,5344, silver, for Bombay. The sates of sugar to-day went off with much briskness, at an advance of 6d. to ls. per cwt., except for the native Madras qualities, which realised full prices. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 25th inst., for the supply of 20,000 blankets, to be de livered within three weeks. The Admiralty will also receive tenders on the 24th inst., for the conveyance, from the river Thames, of ordnance stores to Smyrna, and provisions to Gibral tar, Melts, and the Crimea. A special general meeting of the London and North Western Railway Company is called for the 4:h May, to consider various bills in parliament, one of which refers to an amalgamation with the North Stafford shire Railway Company ; and a special meeting of the Somerset Central Railway Company for the 4th May, at Glastonbury. Land and Balk shares remain steady. Peninsular and Oriental Steam again rose 11. East and West India Dock stock has been dealt in at 1191, and St. Katharine Dock at 80. Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published : 1865. London and NorthWestem t6t,259 Lancashire and Yorkshire 18,994 London and South Western 14,971 London and Brighton 15,919 Midland Oreatwestern North Esetern South Eastern Great Northern 18,498 Chester and Holyhead 4.655 Manchester, Sheffield; and Lincolnshire East Anglian 914 Eastern Counties, Norfolk, & Eastern Union Bristol and Exeter Exeter and Creditors l4B Shropshir• Union 731 Birkenhead, Lancashire. and Cheshire J unction Manchester & BouthJunction 696 Newcastle and Carlisle 3.t06 But Lancashire 6.570 Oxford and Worcester 2,968 London and Blackwell 1,432 London, Tilbury, and South e end •••• •••• Total These figures chow the following aggregate results, (taking only the corresponding lines): Total No. of miles Average receipt ree•intl. open. per mile. 1855.... £279,738 .. 4,379 .. £63 17 7 1654.... 274,785 .. 4,265 . , • Considering that the figures for 1855 include the traffic of Easter week, this comparison is not favour able to the present season. Last year Easter Mon day fell on the 17th April. The returns on Scotch lines are as under: 18.55. 1854. Aberdeen Caledonian North British Edinburgh and Glasgow Glasgow and South Western Scottish Central Total The Irish returns are : 1855. 1854 Belfut and Ballymena Belfut and County Down 330 .... 263 Cork and Bandon 245 .... 215 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The immediate effect of the price at which the new loan has been taken (see re port in another column) is a corresponding reduction in the price of Consols, which are now quoted 4 per cent. lower than yesterday afternoon. At this re duction, however, the market shows steadiness, and the omnium (including the new Consols and the an nuity) is quoted 1; to 1.1, per cent. prem. Console for money and the 10th May have been dealt in at 901 down to 894, and are now quoted 891 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 884 to 881 the New Three per Cents., 89 to 89 1; Bank Stock at 2111 ; the New Thirty Years' An nuities, just created,l6l; Exchequer 8i115,41. to 108. prem.; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, 994; and India Bonds, 16e. prem. Foreign stocks are quiet and steady. Mexican is quoted 201 to 21; Turkish, 744 to 4 ex div.; Spa nish Deferred Three per Cents., 18 to 1; and nseam Five per Cents., 98 to 100. Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents. have been dealt io at 621; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 911 ; Austrian Old Five per Cents. at 65 (exchange 108.); Portuguese Four per Cents. (ex all overdue coupons) at 38i ; and Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds at 984. CIt;MORNS OARDENS.—Notwithstanding the early period of the swop, the fete last night, in honour of the visit of the Emperor end Empress, wee most attractive. The principal novelty in the decorations was the Tow French Arch, which is now nearly completed. On one sTde are the portraits of the Quit u, the Emperor, end the Suites, surmounted by the motto, " Union is strength." Oa the other side are the arms of England, France, and Turkey, and the "God protect the right." The programme of the entertainmtnte included some excellent dancing on the tight rope by two children. In the theatre the wonder ful perforrosece of the Ruselli (ally was warmly sp. pleaded. This was followed by the new ballet. In the OWITIO of the evening the visitor. reanimated with the per formate of the dogs and mocker., and the entertainmews eehcluded with a display of Miswrite. The bole of the Duke of York's School, s ecompecied by their band, were present, sad formed en additioaal 'unction. Thor gardese were well attended. On every side sr* to be sees prepara tions making for the regular opening of the summer season, which will take pleas on Whit Monday. On that day the now Firework Temple, which is rapidly &dooming Op seep *Mk, will be 'Meese& fer tie Mt Me. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK LANE.—THIS DAY. Supplies of all descriptions of groin continue moderate. 0 wing, no doubt, to the Emperor's visit to the Crystal Palace, our attendance of buyers was unusually limited thin morning, and transactions in any article, were consequently restricted. Wheat was held with demises*, and Eaglialt could scarcely be procured on such easy terms aeon Monday 13111. y, beano, and peas, fully ea dealt. There woe more (imposition to purchase cap at recent quotations, but factors generally held thautielefor &trifling astranons. 6111UVALS INTO LONDON FROM APRIL le TO APRIL Mk On Zaelielt. ketch. Ilia. Vor*w. Wheet..,.....1 3170 l Morley 6llO 970 Oat 6070 I on ..... Malt. 1200 Mom, 100 leeks, sad barrels. —_._ , 7 . 16. 04.; Barley, s2i. 14.; Oa4 362. 64. ; Pas. SU. 14. 1L AVBILAGEB. Lowsou Await:mg.—Wheat, Ms. Id.; By., 4e. Od. ;Beeno, 124,„ wheat. barley. Oats. gr. , Bra, $ Nara 10 .„ ... 631 Od Ws &I Ili 2.1 Re 7610 a Od 19 17 „. „. 66. II?. 3a bd /la 10d 39, 44 10a 44 SG 20 „„ ... 66a 6d ,2'.ba 94 ?b. Oa Id 101 Od II 111 „, „. BM. 7d 80a id Vs 6rl 38a 10d bd 31 April 7 ... „. 68 1 64 441 We et. lld 42a 24 tit: 11 ... ... Gba 314 la Is 10d 39a Ild its I 4 wake Agg. Aves. 07. 9d00664 la &I es 841 10a 7d Dayy.—Wbaat, Barley. 4 MI6, RIM 01.1.. Mu r..... Is Prim. Um. 1u.,11m. 17. Mir, -...... , — es r l 66 6 „. _ 46 4 ... 66 6 1 .. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (sir M AOrta7lo TILIGRAPH.) (PROM 011/1 OWR CORIPASPONDINT.) Our cern market was moderattly attended by both taws and country dealer'', sad there was a much better demand for wheat, fl,ut, Indian corn, and oatmeal. Islam corn advances from Bd. to Is. Oatmeal about 88. per load dearer thaa on Tuesday last. Beaus, peas, oats, sad other articles remain at last qu Woos. 1864. ' £63,856 19,646 14,211 14.813 26,017 24.216 17,834 28,702 18,48.04 4,027 MINCINCI-LANE.—THIS DAY. Beaa>•.— Tt., market has eaty base Open three dare thia week, and the attention of the trade divided by holiday fetes, yet a full amount of business has been done, and • very general advance of 6J. to is. has been estabbabedl. There have also been free purchasers of cargoes of foreign* • To-day natter public nor private markets have been open. Refined quoted steady ; brown lamps, 44e. bp 44.. 6J. ; grocery, 465. to 60.. Corral —Coloury native Ceylon bay sold at last week'./ priers to a fair extent. Native Ceylon, (Looted steady, 475. to 48s. Ina.—We cannot quote any alteration in prices, bat the demand hes been extremely limited. SALTIMTILI has maintained kg week's prices. Rica has a..ld heavily at about previous rates. Rux.—A limited business done at previous quotation's. SPICEB sold in public sale at former prime, 8,180 882 22,506 6,456 112 664 - 953 2,714 4,739 2,706 1,660 Corrow.—AboUt 1,000 bales sold du;inat the week. In other article' nu materiel alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The tallow market is skady. The demand for antannig‘ tion continun good. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, b quoted 61$. 6d. ; May and June, 61a. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAT. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a steady demand for hope, with seared) any on offer. MARKET.-THIS DAY. The number of bouts is large, but the dement has rates! lacreated ; coneequently Monday's prices are fully mai& tamped, and a lair clearance is effected. We have • fair supply of sheep; trade is slow for them at Monday's rates. Choice lambs are not plentiful; they aret freely sold at rather more money. Trade is doll for calves at late rates. Our foreign supply consists of 112 beasts and 270 calves. The number of miloh cows was 126. - • Per e.touo or Olt*. a. d. .. l. 1 Per stomp et Mts. 1. 4. 4. Boot ticoto, Herefords 484 10 i Boot Los a 11f.4x1s. 0% 4 4 Bost Obort-horos *mood <polity itorsto.. 30 4 0 Do. do. !born ')alToo MA 344 6 I Do. do.l3ltors 3 3 `tea Dno. k llolf-broA. 110 I 0 lambs 6 8 lissola is market. 813: aboso sod limbo. 8.150: ohm 340: OM HIDES.—THIS DAY. LzAtoeollALL —The present prices are .-6611). to 641 be., ; 641 be. to 721b5., aid. to 30.; 721bs. to 801ba., to 31d. ; 8 01 bs. to 88Ibs., 31d. to 44. ; 881bs. to 9611 m., 4d. tal 4id. Hots* hides, es. ed. Calf Skins, light, 2a. to 31.1 full, 6s. Bsawownsaw.-81mep skins, half-bred', 6s. to 03. ed.; Downs, 4s. ed. to 6a. od. ; lambs, 21. 2d. to 3s. Od.; shout of the I Ham 10d• COAL MARKET.—'CRIB DAY. Taofleld Moor, 18i.; Walls Mad Clostonh, 161 ; Walla End Hatton, 181.34 ; Walls End Sweatt's, 18s. 3L-17 fresh skip at market. INTERESTING RELIC OP A LOST SHIP.—CROYARTV, APRIL 9.—The following letter, written in pencil, wee found in a common bottle on the beach of Golspie, on Monday, afternoon, by • young &hennas named Donald Kennedy.' The sheet was rolled crosswise, as if done hurriedly, anct put into the bottle in such • that it could not be taken out without breaking the DAG, The letter will be read with mournful interest, as the only account that hall been received of the ill-fated vessel, the Isabella Andereme i of this port December 19, Ship Isabella 'Anderson, oft Inverness.—Our canvass hes given way. The raping wave, dub with fury around our helpless barque. The rocky coast of Norway will soon be our fate. This is my hir4 work, and I accomplish it with the braveness of • Britiste sailor. My love to my affectionate wife. The same to mp beloved family. Every more, farewell !—Jone SAIRDZI sox "—The writer did not belong to I se, but is sup posed to be a men skipped at Leith, in room of one who left the vessel there. AVALANCHE IN THE PYRENEES.—The inhabitanhif of the ?Mine of Curries, in the Pyrenees, on the Spantile side of the treatise, seeing four days ago that an avalanche of snow was about to fell, mumbled in houses which they thought the lout exposed to danger. Llnfortenately, the' snow came down precisely on shone very houses, leavias slmet untouched several others which had been abandone By the fall, fourteen bosses and forty-four barns wen come. pletely destroy fievecty-two persons were buried is the ruins, and sixty of them were killed on the spot. The re. minim; twelve, though got out alive, were so dreadfully injured that some of them died almost immediately ether s end the others were considered in a desperate stets. The. 1,41 of cattle was very ihnsiderable.—Gahrsans , We find the following in the Espana ; We any now of opinion that the Apses was eorrect in effleening th a t Lord Howden, her Britannic Majesty's representative at this, court, professes th? Homes catholic apostolic religion. Owl recent opinion to the contrary, nevertheless, was not slightly' founded. We will cite in support of it, satoopt other foe% ' that Lord Howden figures as a protestaat in the list of Ore House of Lords, and he has ever been considered as mob; . until cue recent occasion, baying lies* present es a vitae, t at the marriage of bliss Vierio Ifores, he showed that hes had entered the bolero of our holy *other the church-4 circumstance which he has subsequently corroborated by' having been godfather to the child of his valet de chut**. whe his latel a b jured. the reisetaat and mimosa the Seam eithslis y mesa." 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