The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-27 00:00:00

A'-/./.•-.-,,-y/.,eg. I ; - )t.i • rrk.% No. -2,7101 LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1456. [THREEPEN CE. CASYLUM Llill ASSURANCE OFFICE, Carra Wile& Sosararai BrattrySri w..ni .. Uoo, at Hera and &Wor tw coldelthra. awl POO lay M owolc ims. wtoololoo. Umbras W Fortawora raw foo prapootrat. Poopowl i away to Klsll. Irking Mara. ar. MARTIN'S BALL. MONEY MARKET. THIIISDAT EIIINTIIII. The English funds were maintained at an advanor of a per cent. during a considerable portion of the day, but some flatness was shown towards the close, TRIM/WAS .Evaltute. Great inactivity cantinas' to prevail in the home mining stork market. There are, however, a few inquiries for shares in South Wheal Frances, Alfred Console, Sortridge Consels,Wheal Kitty (Went), and West Francis. The gold mining shares remain dulL Fortuna Mining shares were rather flatter. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. FROM FRANCE, GERMANY, or in ENGLAND, the beet erauteetarri Taint le *rind sad empire& Is dr eimeresdea of the tolurrog : TOE ZISFEROICS REDINOOTIL re sew Freer o the Isom NICOLL'S PA LETO L Ose awl Two Claimer ere. TZE ALLIED SUMS CAP% Oes Wm. Waterproof. yet NICOLL'S °COMA i r=l rd HALF-0 MM WISITODATL 11111113lATES kr lITUTANT era otter OUTFITS Net grade. ACCREDITED AGENTS is eit pure of re Or" who bar the Move awl err Antrim eanwore pima le tegratr erne, to des they en ay iserta s i s t wdL etisTadD ADD IL I. awl D. NIGGLE 114, 'IL Ile. Ile, Sederoweert, me t, to re ty, 12. OtesellL L 3l. DB JONOH'S LIMIT BROWN COD LIVIA OIL.—AII pampa Ids rant *ilk %a Wilmot dia. is titia me NY vordellords4 maim sow pea W We Wig Ire billowier, awl vials SS- Ow* 44trr r ikesita sob norelliad ISMOpros II AMOSDAM Oa," IBM asp pan 4 taw sod 4a Is= :=l4t . WM, 4 loiparba lall-piall. lintele PK OD ley part 4 11.0001. QOUND aod WHITS TRZTH an sat only Indio. 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Ose Guars per ssaum—Cll•ll2B =WARD HS. ItswOdisSisliest. Now rawly r ragas awl pooi has. ALIST of bUktPLUS COPIES of RECENT WORKS withdrawn from NUDIE d SELECT LIBRARY, ollorad si, greatly ro.luced orlon to Garb. Chitin Ulna! Hui* OA Now Oalord-sUneL London: eMTG. Maochester. THE IMPERIAL VISIT.—PAUL and DOMI- J. NW COLNAOHI awl Co., LI sad 11, Mina rads le Yr ltkase to a5 ....,... i ... a5t Liao will Inaglately Work dris — riimet --; it,z lS --- b, r esu liodr a VsolYs bo si almond tir e : Ma *Ma id : at. sis= itr is. !IL MUITON OA HAMORMIXOIDAL AIIECTIONO, YISTUL f t s e. Just pahlklusd. Fo r *, rr HE DISEASE& NJURIES, and x LFO ATlOr e ldi t 4 l.4 ll.lBo= gt AiiZion. nuncios to Os sary. formerly T. Le=rnum.° at 1/Mrseulty (Maps nistami. John aturutill. 11. Yew liartakeles 14,0. THZ DAM NEWS: LONDON MOENINO PAtllt, pica sd. 1/loldsmi itis i tl i t a tral karm. tad adsuastsof true adataseres sad it al se Is sad salsa ad it vassal sews —ls the rasparry of Iv law mu% and la b. 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Rini& the sew of arm arm. osialy eipply it, at 194.11 i roe wane; - Y shams or Pow .0111ao vein. p O AILY NEWS FORWARDEIItotheCOUNTRY by ISTE24I:OO POUT, at MOW. p r qr. paymest In dream HM 11AUDUIL.10, Uppor Alboay.R. loposes-park, Bookseller sad Sews Aram n AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 am. so3ll $ p.a., at Is. pry week; 'applied lo tomb or constr.. at N Id. per dloy, or If& ; by Kr. waLTILILY, Um NA. 10. ILY NEWB LEP( TO MAD, in Looks, ptr wearter.-831T by 111011411110 MA - - 1 L.YINO D0..10.4. 641. sr ADAM. I. Womailaster. Amt. BAYSWATER. --D AILY NEWS LENT TO RIAD ; sod olooloi to doo onaloy by mob( post, at 190. f d. graft; laid oflosoo. sa. imams. Grovo4ornoo. Wool onnoosool. Rome of the gentlemen who have been engaged in distribadag the goods seat out by the " Crimean Fund Committee," have reused to London, sad have made a upon of their proossidhsr. "The goods," writes Mr. Denham, M.P., to us of the eastribstors, "ail arrived in safety ; arrangements were made by whisk a fair and equal dietribaties alums all the regiments MOM effused. The storm of all kinds WON of great service to the troops. The hams wore thought szcolleat, sad there was en eager run mode apes the chum. The superior °Mein said the moral .feet produced epos the army by the kind sympathy of their friss& is Boglaad was very great and most gra. Wrist." "A man named Raymond," says the Pays, "has lately dad in Paris, who raised • sessfortable Livia( by mous of a load vela sad a good memory. Ilia calling was that of mussels' at grand aoirGa the suss of the woos who arrived. Hs gave his services at the rats of so mush per oast as the amber of pause proant." A letter in the Omuta taionnel, tram St. Peters burg, undone • airaustatases whialt has jut caused same aeration there. A woos of lugs property, M. G —w, having said at • private party : " I would willingly give 10,000 rubies (the rouble is somewhat over 4fr.) for the war, if I haw when we are to have puce," was summoned the next day before the military purser, who received Aim in premise of several moms of distinatioa, end said, "fir, if ves pledge ma your word to pay this day the um of 10,000 roubles, I am authorised to gratify your cariosity on that poist to which yea 'Waded last 'radar." "1 Pre miss to pap that sum," replied the other. " Well, ties, said the goverser, " I have to infant you that we an to have pesos whoa you eau bark from the Canitassa, when yes an to pressed this &Semen, after huts, paid the aunt agreed on. 0 . 11 be with you l" BUZ CLUIL—Tbe third meeting of this club nu held es Wetlands" Mt al Paatee's Hotel, It komsralreele who. then wise posmot Malt Highsesses Moos Illbann IlLabseed tad Paessubeh, Mr. Lee, M.P. ; Mr. Ressbay ILP.; Yr. per, _ M.P.; lb. Alexander Beetle, ILP. ; Mr. Wiekmme, ILP.; Mr. Oliveira, M.P.; Sir H. Roberts, But ; Liaat.Ostavin Orono, Itev.Osorge Jews. ILL ; & Mere, Esq. ; Mr. Appleton, Secretary to OM Amanitas Imbemy, &a. Tux Naw Minium AT °whom—The Mom =ban neened thee isle dmirsblo thee tile siphon*, mane oho wer e ` Luse soil lino t Lap dos, sesessing Sn et WSW. Set the orestisAels ossiosni essradng to the - et Naos Doss.* Weals =rby mansedes ea the Sdi stDessmbeelmt. est swots with the app stnilis st as bk. m a r *lll lie pospoosk is s Is be Mem is Mop the tb, it two **desk, molls the il sal I. • sesame with Messrs. ban, for tie essells si l sin piano Sas meddled cet the Moms above slate& 1 : 4 1 ' 1 , A meeting took place at We isetkation yesterday is Hetes to • report of the operation• of a s►epratin establishment set ea Mt WM. Jobs Leebeveliar Aatht The establish—s, es It steads, Is presided over by the Bev. C. Mullett, of Oriel Masse, Welt It dem set ben say pert of ear meant pupae to ester Into • &s -moke of the galaelpies whisk k►n led to the forsestios of s new/ of this aster*. Were we asked to eve ea epfab• apes the &shiest, we might mower that we weld only make • reply situ emeniting the results of nuances ex periments, manta apes M•iplee of a like maim. Unketesetaly. nth ukase of the bled to whisk we ere anodise thine for itself • bask hitherto marled. We are, therefen, obliged to test ash plan by its Wisdoms and In rand& There is no Um assembler of hen to morsel to. Wonting this, we can only see ear way by lbtmlag to the smirations of the faumine, sad 'maiming the remits of the Scandalios& Mr. Marriott Man that he wee led se been a trustee of the Universe! Former or Supply sad Demand Arbitrative Lathed°a by various sonsideratime. He esasidend the relations between predation and esesamen, se well es these bourne neaten and workmen, to be i• an sintafastery state. The belief that this state is seseeptible of nobodies Wand kin to lessen a pethelml in the orgeakatioa ef the ming la minds& K. St. Aoki sutler meats asedhil for the effective workiiii and matinuaseeof the plan, aad this led to tlui formation of the society. Yr. Marriott% report of the osmium which had bora given him by the worlds, of the society up to the present time was stated by him es follows : " I have little to say beyoad M. St. Andre's report. The embodiment ed hie plan has se far answered that there Is a sonsidarable demand foe sash as yearly is its present fort, sod that It esa be satisfactorily esaduated. If I should be obliged to withdraw from it, as beyond my means to carry It ea, I shall still be thankful that it has bean tried, sad shall admire the energy and pereeveranee with which it has bees pursed. At the sumo time, I regard has a mare commessement la its ions ea well ae la its object sad operation ; for a more complete organisation would be sanded for an effectual verification of quality sad price is the whole range of articles which might pass through its medium; and Wiling material has yet been done for the better valuation and distribution of home produce and manufactured good& This must be done before any im portant Winsome can be exercised in the proportion In which it is to be directed to particular objects. This, I be lieve, can only be afforded by as amount of discipline hitherto unknown to us. Bat the saving of macs, and possibly of human suffering, which this might effect, is an I object worthy of pursuit, and well worth that limitation of private liberty which is always involved in combined and organised motion."" The Rev. Chairman then adverted to the feet, that these conclusions were adverse to those to which political economy would lead us. He trusted, nevertheless, that the result would prove that they were founded in fact. A discussion took plr.ce afterwards, in which several clergymen joined. K. St. Andel maintained his views with post ability against some objections which were suggested whist the selime. NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT SOCIETY. The thirty-first anniversary meeting of this society, which has for its object the preservation of life from wry eh, was yesterday held at the London T ; the Dike of Northumberland, K.G., president of the society, in the chair. The report et the committee stated that the esta blishments of the institution on the coasts bad been consider ably increased, by the transfer of nine life-boat, eight best rews, and five life-boat carriages, from the Shipwrecked Fishermen and iiininers' Benevolest Society, consequent ma the relinquishment by the latter of its life-boat esta blishment ; but a large outlay would be required, to nuke alterations and improvements in poise of the boats. The Hurd of Trade would In future afford pecuni ary aid to the society, conditional on every seet he& being made to obtain voluntary contributions. The board ba d decided not to contribute to the primary out lay incurred as a life-boat establise meat, but would afford aid by repayments to the institution, to a limited amount, of awards to the crews of life-boar for saving, or trying to save life, and by payments to life-boat crews, for a quar terly exercise and trial of their boats, and ether incidental charges. The society had established during the year life boat stations at Alnmoutls, Lytham, Rhyl, Portmedoc, Tenby, Teignmouth, !denture, Whitburn, Ber wick-en-Tweed, Dover, Filliguard, Pakefield, Lowestoft, and Southeold. The life-boats in connection with the so ciety had been the means during the year of saving the crews of 13 vessels, the number of lives saved being 132. The committee had to lament the demise of the veteran Captain Maniry, whose mortar apparatus bad, it was sup potted, bean instrumental in saving • total of about 1,000 lives. The committee deeply regretted that notwithstanding the eatrandinary and successful efforts made during the past year to save the lives of portions shipwrecked on our coasts, the tom of life from shipwreck had been unpreu deatedly large, 987 wrecks having taken place in the year on the shores arid in the seas of the United Kingdom, in which some 1,649 lives bed been earrilseed. Ihe record of such disasters showed the necessity that existed for well organised and well-directed efforts. 9,222 shipwrecked persons had been saved by the institutiun since its eats ' blistiment in 18r4 Since then also 79 gold medallions and 648 silver medals had been voted fur distinguished services in saving his, besides pecuniary rewards, amounting to 9,29 a. The committee concluded with an earnest appeal for iscreased pecuniary aid. The expenditure on the year bad beta 3,t721, and the income 1,7441. The Ciutneus announced that the Emperor of the French had presented the institution with a donation of 1,6001 r. rue report was adopted, and the usual routine business having boss transacted, the meeting separated. LONDON AND DUBLIN POSTAL COMMUNI- CATION. Yesterday a large meeting of Irish members of urlisment and others interested in the promotion of postal facilities between England and Ireland via Holyhead was held at the King's Arms, New Palace-yard, to diseins the provisions of the bill which stands for second reading this (Friday) evening, in the House of Commons. Mr. Henry Vance, member for Dublin City, took the chair, Sir Cusack Huey officiating as honorary secretary. There ware pre emie the following members :—Osorge Alexander Hughes, Kirk, FitestepttenFresch, Welton, H. A. Herbert, Pagan, George, M'Cartney, Colonel Duane, Oregon, Richardsoa, Sellivan, O'Flaherty, Esmond, Capt. Magas, Beamish, Cogs., Fitswilliam Hume, Lord Cwiertnia, Lord Bernard, Burrewee, Lord Bestir*, Aramaic Scully, Colonel Taylor, Fuses Sully, O'Connor Husby, Dr. Brady, Sir Wm. VIM( ' Bart. blumereas suggestions having been canvassed, the fol lowing imadalbra was then agreed to: " Tbla asselng is most desirous of inspresolag upon her Majesty's gemeaemat the importune and seemed, of im provise, in mask se_ enable, the postal sad peessager ae ossemedatisa. es roil by lead as by sea, betimes Lead's sad Debbi. sad erielikefag the great advsame of lobe yews seeds by memasalial miens la the mesas of Weeds, a safe sod speedy sommakoties between these cities ' we are of opiates that the hilmeassoe between the two capitals ma be greatly senieraSed." ♦ voted Osaka having been reaveyed to the chairman, the Aga separated, ea the andenteadiag that the salad of the bill was to be mpported this seising. 11611Mbilla ewe to themselves the nght of dealing with details is samseittee, and regard the meanie m merely a pentad.* m% one enabling the promotes to take certain me Ike prides amie of th ose powers to be the sub s.' ef tam edjaamesa between the government and the mescsay ea the sae head, sad the Howe of Cammeas, gang foe the peddle, oa the other. ADNtPAL LYONS.— Aso of one of Nelson's II vstarsas (says the Wader* Firisby Pat), ',siting tram an m board th e Assiammea to his father ia Wells, rem :—" We 4 hare cot aso sepsis, ea the admiral la pee to the Royal 14 Albert. Before he left be had the ship's tiempeay eft, eat IN!. told them that be wee way Derry to leave the Ship, bet be ... 1 "" wee maipeUed by ea order hem the Admiralty, hat thee be i; amid always Mink of the alp se lea, ae be Need. and 444 thanked them for their stsedisese ander Are of the shiny tee ea the 17th October; sad whim the fleet gore as, Where is Mai shell wi be as doss to the Albert as UN Beasimell was Li , le the Apossamo. sod I taw this we lila set lei Ow ; *biota GM Zelda that we low was a sae Ses Ma ssi mei Se Alp art ell sees he aspease, eel be bops tbst to tbe es i e i tzerebep se pablieasse this we ge late th at we SO aball MONS le Ow Whew be left the II Alp *be sew mused lis A sTilsbeeni Se di Es, 0 sad toes the barged am tarsi ems sea esisooltbe ie elreer. 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Now 145,Souta asiatrallaa Land 1114'0o/irk* Tako. beno. 1" Do. Do. Rea/Waal 101TrastlaLaanelo.of Open 10012ao Dlaano'a Law' ... 14 se li Si - 13 80 $ si 112 112 F. 11 15 10 JI 00 all q 7 i rt 2 If 124 13 THE NEW LOAN. II 1 Ii 10 Antwerp sod 14*ram 4 SOON Nam Jaasdia l >a 01~1r0rWaldi. 10 Nara dealsomas 10 Daida an Dram et ham Dia Ned ft Zast NINE —......... all 44 p.4.116..p.il ems& Da. di. di Malik 10 Orme hmllis of Malt le o.llvak atOmana• mad MDa" Law. SI Da * An. Owl. el all Da.Ompy.% 1.p6 N. is Neal OMEN atrium all Orme Nibs redsoak— I Da. Nedeea.4 per 2 Do. Rekaa. all Do. la. 13 • all Do. ea. all CM Wad. Orria. all pay 1/0.4 014 all Da. *a N. do. N all Da. ea. 211. ea al all Da. 720da0etep. all !Imams Tlltedoo ». all Da. II pat le low sal Goma 14 =re Nalleremaa le4 10 Da. Nada Aallaala all Da. New II Nellmess.s ltarmil of Lis. (eta Y YO,) ail Dllla 1111. duns Nes Cldelead* lo ft•oftas all Il P ar arlard raphi Truk Mee ) . lewa ......—.„ 110 P ada w Odra —. It Pada sad lam .- 10 hob, Ora. is Clialieeep ail lama rig Name ... N Sopa Doi& ail NNW wimp ell Ds.% MOOR Pak& I di tea. le yaist. Preen. Nelms Ninon Imbed TO THI TIMOR OT TOT DAILY Sta,—As there still seems to be Nome uncertainty about the actual price at which the last loan has been taken, and all depends on the interest at which the terminable annuity is calculated, I think it may not be without use to supply the present value of the 30 years annuity at rates varying from 31 to 4 p r cent., and including 31 per cent., that being the met rate which Consols yield at the present price of 89. The calculation may be relied on for comet new : Prearet value of 311 Making tbe trek* Interest calculated at y ars annuity of gine for the lie. 6d. would be (bowls, per cent. 3 per cent. 3% per cent. 3 per cent. 4 per cent. £1316 .. 13 12 .. 13 8 .. 12 19 .. 12 12 .. Lk .. 86 .. 88 .. 87 .. 87 8 6 7 10 12 0 0 2 8 0 In this calculation no allowance is made for the discount on the instalments, twitch at 2 per cent. (the highest rate at pretest commanded by money in the Stock Exchange) is equal to 12s. per cent.—l am, &a. M. WARBURG. N.B.—Tbe above calculation is made on the assumption that the interest on the anuutties is payable half yearly. North and South American Coffee-house, April 26. SUCCESSFUL SWINDLING IN YORKSHIRE.-A mid" dle-aged man, tamed Robert Froggut, has been ea on a successfu l and adroit system of swindling in Lteri r eti the West Riding for some months put, but is at length the Fluids of the Leeds police. Froggart, who is evidently an old hand in his business, put up at two or thus 00116 , menial inns at Leeds, and styled himself in some instances Mr. Beck's , of the firm of West, Bethel, and Co., set& eial marble manufacturen, Cutlefotd; in others as of the same name and firm, changing the place of business to Leeds; in others as Mr. Froggart, of the firm of Fraggart, Beak's, and Co._, Thornhill, near Dewsbu• in others as Mr. R. Bec k's, patentee of the " Hjdroqtrystal self-acting candlestands ;" and in others, as Mr. Robert Minikes, analytical chemist. Front Messrs. Francis Brothels, earnest manufacturers, Nint•ltilrif, London, he obtained ten 'asks of cement worth let., in the name of West, Beek'', and Cs., Leeds, and handed them over to an auctioneer, from whom ha obtained an advance upon them to the amount of 61. From another party, at present unknown, he obtained &large quantity of bleaching powder and carbo nate of soda, and succeeded in procuring an advance of 101. typos it is Leeds • bat in a second attempt upon Messrs. Francis Breithsrihe was unsucceasfal. He, however, stme seeded in victimising a whole host of Leeds tradesmen, adroitly contrivieg to make his swindling tronsactions with tow house serve as a recommendation to the favour et an other establishment. Eveatnally his practices became talked shoot, and he was given into enstOdy, whom he nom re. miss. When taken he attempted with the aisost mal aise to pelts upon one of his dopes a worthless presaiwory sot* for 241. AOCIDeNT AT SHELTON Bah INONWORKIL—On Friday so anident weaned at the works of the Shelton Bar It.. Compauy, by whirs a young serried man named Abraham Ones lost his life. The minden arose from the breaking of the rise of a By-wheel in the hoop mill. The wheel wee about 20 feet in Sasser, and at the moment it broke was perforating about 60 revolutions per minute. The rise weighed about seven t 0... It had Woofs U6S Oil or eight smiths, and bad frequently been drives at a greater speed than it was g6oing when it smashed. The rim of the wheal was eospossd of 14 duplioat• pieces, listened together with rods end screws, each two pines nestled to. goiter, ruin one.sevearik of the (SYCISIONOS SU of the wheel.' b The snidest is seen ated for by the Smiths of the plea fastening the rim to the body of the wheel. When it occurred about 60 men were at wort in the sill, and that sore of them were not killed or disabled is matter of semis. It I. supposed that the centrifugal fora of the wheel's royalties 'iodised a greater strain upon the plea unities's, augssat el the rim with the drum or body of the wisal tbsa they would bear, coawqueatly sow of then wssSei, sad oba several perilous of the visa were twittered he Wand ginstioes. One pine, about a tea sad a half In wslgM, was hurled through the roof of the building a unaided& height is the air, sad fell &gala through tin rest. >l es N yards from the plan of In awn% upos a win Ilmilionbeel, with it shivered to pieeir d . Another portion, about Se ease weight, was thrown ongan gleams in se sill spinet the aufortaaite sea Grin, &semis' one are. balk Ins (Us to two Pinew.), his collar bone, an 4 his skull. Of MUM des% was alr.tot iustaataaeosa. The oe aBm4= tenor sad tweateractiou throughout the works, with utohialtseat that the damage eon, mien as Aslowitair. It hadrebtedly is, was not mush greater. t.)—HOLLOWATII OINTMENT AND Pius wearsw rte Ton Mae or loam ebb Nevem— lad" r i tr a t= g ._ Dna W.% ions' bar ins serereir • a" w • kr s h e o rwen main to nes it kr Wag rem owearils cif nen the meet sew *OWL kSe haptedesiving ey lie" in mid m ei wan the emen, bat asieber el thenterald Odle =WA, ens seen* remedy was tried MIMS rieg liseidhet. Billownfe skims ad OS were Usia rinesist ml ing Sue Si soda - era allsisit a print ears en Wend_ pit dm ionely be elemereL—Ssid by ill dreephre. a n dNbabbme Elliewate Eritaldliammes NSluam, Leeds, 84,14aidanialbliVe TOIL notwithstanding news of a further recovery at Paris, and the fina► quotations were I per cent. below that of yesterday. The business going forward is much more limited than of late, and has consisted in part of exchanges ;of Consols into Omnium—an operation which appears to involve a profit. An impression prevailed in many quarters that the Bank of Eng land directors might, perhaps, reduce their rate of discount at (their weekly board to day, but no _change was announced. Mean while, however, money continues to accumulate, with little demand, and it is evident that the Bank is ob taining very little discount business at its present scale of charges. The result of the renewed attack on Sebastopol is looked for with intense anxiety, and, pending the receipt of more decided intelligence, the disposition to operate in the stock markets is checked. Although the Vienna conferences are quite broken so far as regards negotiations between the allies and Russia, it is said that the Austrian government is anxiously continuing its communications with the Russian negotiators, with the hope, it ie presumed, of devising some means of arranging the diverging views of the two parties. At Paris to-day a farther recovery of about per neat. was established in the Three per Cent. Rents. At Vienna the fall has been checked by the report above referred to, but the aspect of the Bourse con tinues very uneasy, although the Exchange on London has relapsed from 12.28 to 12.28. The Amsterdam market continues flat, and Austrian stock is especially week. Consols were quoted during a portion of the morn ing 89/ to 1, but had declined at the close to 884 to 89, for money and the 10th of May. Business is also recorded in the newly-created 30 years' annuities at 16 3-16 and 164 per 11. Annuity, and in the Omnium of the new loan at 4, j, and premium. The closing quotation of the Gramm was to prem. Foreign stocks engaged little attention, and were generally stationary in price. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the Ist proximo for the conveyance from the River Thames of 52 men and officers to the Cape, and 193 men and officers to the Mauritius. The Admiralty have ordered to be surveyed (with the exception of the William Canynges, which is engaged) the sailing ships Gnadalete ' Regis, Arab, Gazelle, Elizabeth Moore, Arthur Yardew, Eliza beth Ann, and Koh-i-noor. These vessels (with the exception of the Koh-i-noor, which conveys troops to Hong-Kong) are to convey respectively stores to Gibraltar, the Crimea, Malta, and Smyrna. The Commissariat-office will receive tenders till the 10th of May for the supply of bread, meat, oats, and forage to her Majesty's land forces throughout Great Britain for six months from the Ist of June next. Tallow experienced a further rise of 11. per ton to day. It appears that Lord Albemarle is to bring forward a motion to-morrow (Friday) in the House of Lords, calling upon government to declare their inventions in reference to the Russian trade through Prussia. Land and Bank shares continue quiet. Roya l Mail Steam shares experienced a It:raer rise 0(11. to-day, but those of the Electric Telegraph Company were flatter. Crystal Palace shares have receded to 31 to 31, whilst the preference shares are quoted 3-16 to 5.16 prem. Canada Land shares have been dealt in at 113; General Screw Steam, at 141 and 141 ; Peninsular and Oriental at 62; ditto New Shares at 11 prem. (101. paid). Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published : 1855. London and North Western 1:66,189 Lancashire and Yorkshire 19,366 London and South Western 16,351 London and Brighton Midland 1854. .... £55,040 Great Western North Eastern South Eastern Great Northern 20,216 Cheater and Holyhead Manchester, Sheffield, and _ Lincolnshire .._. But Anglian Eastern Counties, Norfolk, & Eastern Union Bristol and Exeter Exeter and Crediton lBO Shropshire Union Bl3 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire J unction Manchester &South Junction 736 Newcastle and Carlisle East Lancarhire 4.789 Oxford and Worcester 3,007 3,014 These figures show the following aggregate results: Total No. of miles Average receipt reeeipta. open. pe;mile. 1855.... £283,877 .. 4,390} .. £64 13 1 1854.... 272,877 .. 4,259} .. 64 1 3 Considering that the corresponding week of 1854 was Easter wetk, the conclusions to be drawn from the above figures are very favouralmi to the present season. It is probable, however, that this result is in great part attributable to the recent visit of the Emperor of the French, which caused a large influx of visitors to London from the country. The returns on Scotch lines are as under: 1865. 1864. Aberdeen Caledonian North British iiiaur g b and Glasgow Glasgow and South Western 6,170 .„ 6,610 Scottish Central Dundee and Perth 922 .... 873 Total The Irish returns are: Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down 252 .... 295 Cork and Bandon Waterford and Kilkenny 2lO .... 224 Dublin and Belfast Junction Great Southern andWeetera Total THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English funds opened more firmly, but have since shown renewed flatness, and prices are now quoted at a further reduction of k per cent. compared with the final quotations of yesterday. Consols were quoted during part of the morning 891 to 1, but have since declined to 881 to 1, for money and the 10th May. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 871 to 88 ; the New Three per Cents. at 88 to 881; the Five per Cent. Annuities, at 1121; Bank Stock, at 2111; Exchequer Bonds, 1868, at 99/ to 1; Exchequer Bills, at fis. to 7s. prem.; the newly-created Thirty Years Annuities, at 16 3.16 ; and the omnium at 1 to 1 prem. The minium is now flatter, at Ito 1 prom. - The foreign 'took market remains extremely inac tive, with little change in price. Turkish, after touching 781, has receded to 731 to f. Mexican is quoted 201 to 21; Spanish Waled Three per Outs., 171 to 181; and RamAke Firs per Oats., 98 to 100. Dutch Two-and-'Half per Ceuta. have beet dealt in at 621; and lipadult Old Dm per Oats. at 161. - -- --- The gold mining shares remain neglected. Arta Fria shares are quoted Ito ; Colonial Gold and Great Nugget Vern, 1 to 1; and Nouveau Monde, to I—all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 28 to 29; Peel River, 21 to 24; Nurth British Amtrala. Man, to 4 dia. ; and Scottish Australian Invest. ment, 1 to t# prem. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 74 to 74 ; Copiapo, at 234 ; and National Brazilian (Qmaes) at 24. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK LANE:-THIS DAY. Daring the week the farmers have brought but a little wheat into the agricultural markets, and for that little have demanded considerably higher rates. In Mark lane the supply this morning was moderate, and a free sale was ex perienced at as. to 4s. advance upon the currency of Monday last. Foreign wheat was held for a like improvement, and in some instances still greater. Flour was a ready sale at 2a. more money. Barley dull, and difficult to get any advance. Oats were in request, and 64. to Is. per qr. dearer. Beans and peas fully as dear as earlier in the week. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM APRIL 23 TO APRIL 97. We. Ewa& Bomb. WY. Poretips. 40 Barley W -- O 4 150 Oats 690 20410 Malt. ll4O nolar. 1110 mete ` sad 1 _ _ Lops= Avia.te 81.—; 234. Ild.; Bye, 406 Bd.; 72a, Id.; Barl4y, 324. 7d.; 044 $76. 6d. ; Peas. 404. 44. LIMAGES. Weest. barley. nat.. Rye. r bean.. pees. Muth 17 66e lld 3,4 bd Ile 10d 39, 44 40s 43 314 id 24 „. Ges 64 19s 9d 13e Oc 30. Id Os 3d 38e fld 31 Id 30e bd 251 6d 3/1 10d One 34 334 Id April his 34 39. Sd 34s 114 12. 24 10s lid 37. fd 14 644 44 Hs Id 131 104 39. lid 11s 2439 P 14 21 .6N b. 31. 3d ISs 104 fee 11d 11e bdps 1041 Sweets' Agg. AT I!. 67, 114 30s Id 231 id 391 Sd 10s 84113. 34 Dirre.—Wbeet, BAliet. Mts. Rye. ROM.. slid Pea., 1.. Price. Mar. 17. Mer. !I. Mar. 61. Aprll 7. April 14. Aprrl - 77 66 7 66 _1 1. 66 4 • • 66 It .1:71 ::: .. 66 6 .. „ LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. (DT NAONITIO ' , MIZORAM) (FROM OCR OWN CORRESPONDINT.) There was a moderato attendance of dealers at our corn market tbis morning, and a very Ariel' trade in most ar ticles. The following will show the alteration in prices since Tuesday last:—Wheat was scarce, and 31. pkv bushel d ; flour, 2s. per barrel; Indian core , 9d. ; oa t s , Id. ; oatmeal, ls. Other articles not mentioned. MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. 81:0AIL—This week has been an important one in the Sugar market, as the article has paid an additional duty of 3s. per cwt. ; the result has been, that on • fair amount of general Dualism done, the trade has paid an advance of 2e. on price., and the importers, con sequently, have lest Is. out of the new duty paid. The market closed with a firm appearance. &fined, steady. Brown lumps, 465. 6d. ; grocery, 471. to 635. , which has. 6d. on prices which ruled previous to the new duty. Coma.—The increase of duty has not altered the pries of this article, and a lull amount of business has been done at lest week's currency. Native Ceylon, 475. 6d. to 48.. Ts•.—Aa anticipated, the increase of 3d. per lb. has not affected the price in bond, and the public sales wee` off with • fair demand at previous prices. Common oongou firm at 9d. Ries.—A very large amount of business bas been done during the last three days on the spot, and prices are quoted 3d. to Gd. dearer than lest Friday. Ralf.—This article has declined 11. Proof Leeward, sold at 21. Id.; Demerara proof, 21. 3d. to 2i. 4d., good qualities. SALTPETRE of good and fine qualities has advancid about 64. Refraction 2to 5 cold at 28.. 61. SPICRIA—A limited husiness done at previous rates. CorroN.—About 2,000 bales sold during the week. HEMP.—St Petersburg ha advanced abut 51, and is now coot, d 601. In other articles no materiel alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—TIDS DAY. The market is quiet today at the sneezed quotations, vie., Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 565. 6.1 to as.; May and June, 561. 6d., October and December, 58 . SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of besets is smaller, but the demand is by no means large, and consequently trade is dull at Monday's quotations. There is more activity in the ohi ep trade and in some instances higher prices are realised. Good lambs are readily disposed of at lu'ly late cabs. Trade is ruli for calves, and only the choicest reach our highest quotation. From Germany and Hallend there ere 72 b•aats end 238 calves ; from N.,rfolk and Stiff .Ik, 330 beasts; and 130 Hach cows 'rota the Home Counties. Per *toed of 010.. ~ .5... .. o.: Per atom of Bltn a. ft.. d. Best dent" fledefords. 4 8 4 8 , Beet Do-. d 14 lAA.. oh 4 6 4 liost Mort:tom .... 4 4 4 6 , Mot Lune-woo'll leeoad quality (kook . 3 0 4 0' Do. do. dboro Idjeon Kee 0.1. DPP a 160-6 re ., 5 0 8 2 Canb, 6 0 7 Hobo at market. 667 : eh lad lamb*. 7.2 2 0 f edfreo 324: 4444. 40. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LEADENIIALL —The 'retest prices are .-561bs to &Vbs., 31d. ; &fibs. to 7216 e., 3ld. to 34d. ; 721ba. to 90165., ro 311. ; Ras. to 88165., 31d. to 4d. ; 8811 s. to %lbs., 4d. to 41d. Horse hides, ss. 6a. Calf Skins, light, 2a. to 3a. ; full, 61. BIIILMONDSZT.—Sheep shine, half-brads, Gs. 3 l.to 7s. 3d.; Downs,: 4e. 9d. to be. od.; lambs, 2s. 2d. to 3s. 2d.; shear ling., 93. to 103. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mews. Pattenden and &Milt report that the demand for hope is on the Increase at late prices. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. --- Walls End Riddell, 175.; Walls Rod Russell's 'Helton, 19s ; Walls End South Helton, 191. 3d ; Walls End GOll -17 a.; Walls End Tees, 19e. 64.-38 (reek ships at market. THE LOCK HOSPITAL AND ASTLIIII.—VIAIT OP H.R. H. TIM Doss or CAMBILIDOI.—YeSterday hi: Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, attended by Col Mae doaald, paid a visit to this institution, situate at West bourne-green, for the purpose of making an inspection of the establishment and its arrangements prior to honouring the charity, by presiding at the minise y festival, on Saturday nest. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge presided at the q ly court, held in the boardroom, at which were present the Hon. A Rinnaird B. B. Cabbell, Esq. ; H. T. Hope, gag. • the Rev. T. Gaoler, M. A., chaplain to the House of Commons, and several other governors. The financial statement read showed that con sidering the present condition of the country, the feuds of the charity were not in a depressed oonditioe, although there was still a considerable debt chargeable upon the institution. His Royal Highness having urged the pro piety of making increased amnion, to improvo the fiaaacue, closed the business by attaching his autograph to the minute books, Is. He was then urroduosd to the ladies and general commtttee, who conducted his royal highness through the building. He was graciously pleased to *sprees his admiration of the whole arrangements, but particularly of the Asylum, and appeared to take the greatest interest in the industrisl works in which the og women were occupied. Aft e r the de p arture of his It u nya Highness, the general arrangements for the ensuing festival were made. The Hon. A. Hinsaird announeed that the new Philharmonic Society had offered to give the Royalof their met oonsert t o t ie Assiut's, and that his Royal Highaese Prime Albert, m will as the Duke of Cambridge, had signified their intention to patronise the same. The whole proomdiege closet with a cordial vote of thanks to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. THE REPRESENTATION OF lisardawsaiad.-81e Michael Shaw Stewart bee offered himself as a candidate for the vapmeentetios of Benfrewshire, rendered /meat by the ' , alkalise& of Colonel blurs. The hen. baronet, in his wither to the elescon, published in the Oloryolo Daily Atoll, states that hie opinions are moderately eisammative. The Mail Wert IWO we part of his address se a of war against the Lori, Advocate's Bill. - . DEFICIENCY BILLS.—Oa Saturday ~4 mired by Sir Ritmo) , Kelly, Y.P. was Ohio that on the Elm alt. the contending Contend& Bills ontreatod to 1,000,000 L On the same day elnitpurr balsam at the Beak of England. wee E,t The =oast of dedeksey hills isenedbetwera 'mazy sad dm list Mink ass 1,619,01 i. Oa V TIMM obewait osiolltlit•d Fred I.e day the 5. 596 , 8 e 21 ' l•botirdds the 6lh 1f.1N.9d. "19:001 14.809 14,391 26.895 23.756 28 671 19,030 16,437 4,631 8.048 821 21,102 6,328 113 794 2,285 727 2,64 6,429 BH4RII LIME THIS DAY.—Two o'CIACIC The railway share market is chill, anti la a bv mess a shade &am. Scarcely any boluses is gain kirward. Caledonians have resided to 1.1 ri• London and North-Westera stack is gMtsi 971 to I=ti Western, 631 to 1; Ifidland. WI to 1 s re and Yorkshire, 761 to 1; Saab-Beaten" 17i to 191; and Circa Northern', 22/ to Fresoh shares are slightly flatter. Istimms and &sures are quotsd 34 to ; and Pub MS Tip" 221 to 231 prem. ORDINARY MARIS AND ROOM Odaiwais. I Quolog Mom I Ws army. Ile e MI Tel i If •7 I WI 7•4 ui I ill 14 I flak 111 IS 1111 sio - 0100l se owl - i6,60451 110,000 30,400 10,000 14,640 100,0 N 100,000 14,200 16,000 16.000 36,000 10,400 1114 10111 8 3 e I 41 1 ...,