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Wise ad• Ira larramt Literal fourisi, Ma advorataat tree oomairror aad of 01l osamil maarms is Um Slat imilmbe of to mormal amm—la the smaram of as lam Mmarli. aml la Oa wtsi sawassUlo sad somiarnial 'alarms. WI milowkli dodgy, railway, and "ma'am ortiolm—thla paper ommeerommucrs AT PUS 81LAT Of ,MAIL ITS POSZION 88%3 18 MIMI 481.11 AND IMPARTIAL. As esiadasly early report of elsippiag ta tbs baba lbass as 'ap pal.* to tt by *my °raised Mall. ead a aratslas TIM ONLY DAILY KINII4O WORT, via an at prism IT EXCLUDIPS ALL OMIIIIVII AMA:MU M RIM. It Is Maid tolerable. Ida Mrs am gat, soma/a my a Mossoisiogonolls, Yds pew ilag bomMIIMIG7 sad arabylaisematiro. addossi tar o m/ Nodladralars maim ant WNW Maw • Ts bi Simi doss baba+ or osidosa to tits Idadlest; st tks Ilsoosidsdood. Ttssudiost. Lads& :CIL abilyte soprisosod ia sbesksios the mot by Waft fall al • lidellisdos. pobildter as syyllaselsa. findsk lbs soft of arm opals ready to supply Rog MAL pr quarter, pad ▪ sOssass PastoMMoo ardor. PAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTR Y ITWILNO Met sa St. par or. wool 111 bayous% EIN MAD Soot DOX. 10. Upper Wassalwah Wupsa's-path Dooksdist Wars NZWB ItANT TO MUD, from 8 am. $ at la. pre weak; mikes ti sews re emery, at I p.e, be 84. par day rwr 19s. ad i zza . etaa ; bp lir. *ALIA WM Pew dfsa. Temeibetlett. PAILY NEWS LENT MOOR READ, in London, it Lb. per ES P —SENT by NING bILI=IZ Im it. tIMUIG Dn. lies. isk per 9r. --11. ADM" k llPankow. Sew 4Wri- RAYSWATEIL-DAILY NEWS LENT TO lUD; sol sessui Wimomlng paw, at 190.11.1. cr wear, phi la rte, IL 11111dilaff. Onymairnish %mt. bansirrew. asiosaint. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIMULTY, MAT 24.—Pit0110T108.—A4sistont- Sutras B. Pearce (1847), promoted to the rank of surgeons. APPOINTIIIISII% —Captains A. Collusion (1864), to the Obaton, 16, Matins bettrry ; and F. B. P. Seymour (1854), to the Meow, 16, floating batter7._ Commanders W. Melleraine (1838). to be superintendeot 51 park.ta et 1) .ver ; and H. Baker (1850), to be inapectiag totamandir of the Coast Heard. Clisplsios Bee. 0. C. Williams, to the Hatritiatimi, 28, poldle-whtel steam frigate, of 400 bores power et Ports mouth ; sad Rev. T. Ashe, to the T•rmsgaot, 24, screw steam lripte, of 310 horse power, North America and West India station. Surgeon and Storekeeper F. M. Le Geand (1839), to the Reeler Katmai Paymasters B. P. Heather (1851), to the Meteor; and W. C. P. Orme, t the Glatton. Assistant Paymaster C. J. Webb (1849), to the Gletton. Amieteat Clerks J. Wortley, to the Meteor; and H. W. Andrews, to the Giettno. Midshipman J. W. 0. D. Deer, to the °tattoo. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 24. The Retribution, 26, Captain Fisher, bearing the leg of Iteer.adestrul Baynes, C. 8., with the Remelt, 60, lase, Cesium Bestt ; Hawks, 60, sere., Captain Omega sop , Pembroke, 60, crew, Cassis Seymour ; Bestial's, 60, screw, Captilif Cella; sal Cornwallis, 60, wen, Caption Wellesley, got up etas. tile afternoon, sad left Bnthead, sad anchored it St. Hellos'oreeds kw the sight, as route to the Baltic Ptsehoi Yaan.—The new 50-fun auxiliary sum wee ship left yesterday in charge • Yr. Tookia for Portameth. rho Howe, 131 gene (four test logger then the Lhasa Walliagtoe) is being Isid down with sit possible dapetam, sad r then is no budding slip long enough to 'wain her, No. 3 has been leiegtbeeed for the purpose. H.M.S. Tartar, 20, arrived at Sheerness on Wed smvlay from the Baltic. Two tons of clothing for the Grenadier Guards in the Crimea mired yestertgasallioathaniptca, to be mat eat is the steels tranopert The ship Note= has arrived in the river from Bom bay with Miranda, sad small pmespre are 56 womes sad 106 children beloagiag to ma of the 10th Royal Has- Imr% oils on service is the Crime. Thole poor people mate new distends ea the feeds of the Assottiatios foe ohs Belief of the Wiese sad Children of our breve soldiers, sod n should b. rearllested with what readinew the brave fellows of this distinguished ratimaid task t h e g e ld •"•/ their &hat commander the day after they leaded in the Dimes, The depots of the 12th, 24th, 99th, and 27th Litman have left Chatham Barracks for Canterbury, the deal arrival of remits sequirieg ell the avide MOIL Dram of the 6th sad 46th 'legislate are nadir tows aor *sharklike, the liester fee the Mauridue,the Mee dm the Cape, ea ffeneolay of N i = i r ia. Bowel NOW hafts will nos lase mire fee The daily expectation at hank* bee led to thirty-; with essesionesais lead art PIN Mr IL Mary's Bar "di% Is mks rem us Mises In the Rolikliffet Siam dm. el Melseasollargeeatea.e. The mow dip Omni lablisdond will be the mat weal WNW ghee Ur DoskYardr Mat' Ma Ohs min My pas. kü b t EPSOM RACES. (THIS DAY.) THE OAKS. Nettle fell. ARMY REFORM. WHAT THE FRENCH THINK OF OUR ARMY. TO 211 IDITOI OP Tat DAILY NITS. Bth,—The favourable manner in which my series , of letters in your paper have been received induced me to make a trip over to France, for the purpose of bearing with my own ears, and seeing with my own eyes, what preparations were nuking in that - country for carrying on the war in the East. This oil , most be my apology for a very long silence. What 1,7 information I have gained on the other side of the us Cheese shall be rionsinsaioated in year column from ,„, time to time as it Ilex affair tele vestal. Vaal -.IC sew TEM deferred Making mention of our glorious t'l English infantry, because I wished first to see what ;. changes had taken plus in the French infantry since a. I was last in that country. Whilst there the other se day I saw much to praise, little to blame, and met is with the greatest possible courtesy from every French 2 officer or soldier I came across. The simple fact of 1 7 my having served in the English army seemd to be a passport which opened every door, ;i t ' and the means of obtaining any information I at. wanted. Amongst other persons, I met at Paris t an old and valued friend, an officer of the French i; army whom I had known ten years ago in Algiers, and &- from whom I had in those days received the greatest !,17 . kindness. As a matter of course, the conversation sr. very soon turned upon the war now going on in the Crimea. My friend showed me a letter from an a officer of high rack in the French army now before 84 . Sebastopol, whose name I shall, of coarse, keep t' s sseret. The greater part of the communication con- tej sited of a statement of the writer's opinion regard- fi- a , log the English army under Lord Raglan. As my friend allowed me to make a copy of the letter, I • es. 1 1 have it now before me, and shall, with your penes- st , sion, make a free translation of it, for the benefit of our readers. The latter should peruse it with care. to They may rest satis fi ed as to its being the genuine is, opinions of a French officer who has seen a very Bt.. gnat deal of service ; and they should also remember 7, drat the letter was written from one friend to another, 36 without the slightest idea that it would ever be seen (11 Nian Englishman, far less be ever, published in an as. gh& newspaper. "Yon ask me," says the writer, " my opinion of the English arm now acting with us in the Crimea, 1 and I will t>a proceed to give you that opinion in as few welds as possible. I will begin with the m English engineers, a corps which, from what I have 1 1 t sees of its weddsg, can never have been excelled, and so edema agnened in say army in the world. The educe des ef the dime, the training and intelligence of : dee mew, the activity of the whole corps, and the s maser in which they carry on their works, are tit tally equal to the same qualifications in our u ems regiments of engineers. Of the courage of i e t these troops I need not speak—they are, like the rest le et the English, brave almost to a fault. If ever le then was • mays el which a nation should be proud, r e It is that of the English Engineers, or Sappers and is Miners as the MS ere celled, whilst the regiment as itself and the diem en called the Royal Engineers. i t, "Next to then mom the artillery ; and this corps I a also hold to be quite equal to our own (the Preach) I s l t arm of that kind. The English artillery is in every a. way first-rate. The officers have all received admi rable educations in their own special branch, and in is everything that constitutes good artillerymen they I! leave nothing to be desired. The non-commissioned ; Alms of this corps are also fully equal to our own so fa way way, and when a battery is short in the so member of its diners these take their place in the re meet perfect manner. Their guns are well cast, and is dale gun-carriages well finished, but the metal of the heaser is in some instances too light, particularly is flaking artillery. But, on the whole, I would sever et. ebb to see better, more useful, or more perfectly or- e t Lltroops in the field than the Engineers and lt : d ry of the English army. The officers in these 1 1 regiments cannot purchase over each other's head.; t o and I snot say that the condition they are in is a ea Inedul refutation of the argument used against es. =by seniority. But yuu will be surprised s lat neither in the English engineers nor to do artillery can the noneetnmissioned officers SO Mt obtain their epaulets. However good their "; mama may be, we however much professional et. h,ewisige they may have, they can ram te s ztbies Weed the reekof quarter-master— eilmen, ease of wham is attached to each hateable, and for ends • among whom there l i r meet he some hundreds of aadiaatss. This promo- et. tics eases so seldom that the English engineers and &Many sergeants have really se edvanmstent to bile for—they must remain noweemmissioned °Seers !cl al disk days. The military irellegepic these speeial corps is . I tun told, a very Ilse •Ishiadfr bet time 1 9 is no clam whatever at it for Ma rung, sedve, sad fury intelligent non-comadmirmed slaws m would be is willing to learn the *her brushes of their profess- ' sins. Another great fault that I lad with both the ;. engineers and the artillery of the English army is it that they are samwrisally much too weak both in 3t clusre and sass. To be perfectly effective they is iambi have at least one-third more of the former and yltss many again of the latter present with each 4,7 of engineers and with each battery of 16 3 1 to regard to the cavalry of the English army I et. 'moot ray mark in their praise. The men are very fine, It sad well skewed (although much more for show than at. begonia.), vide well, end have well bred horses, end E Iliin the field they are really worse than useless. I"; apes them ee the worst cavalry I ever saw. I do net speak of their bravery, which is very greet, bat enrage is net the art of war. As yet I have not seen a stogie snaky eager who knows anything whatever et his duty. They certainly look after the feeding and grooming of the horses, and—in spite of what I had always beard to the contrary—the English dragoon is both kind to, and careful of, his horse. Bat ones mounted and in the ranks, the Eng lish cavalry officer knows nothing whatever beyond a few simple parade movements. The charge at Beals" of the English cavalry has been much talked about. If It had been made by French ca valry both Milord Lucan end Milord Cardigan would have been turned out of the service (destine) by order of a court-martial. It was nothing more than a reckless throwing away of life, by men who knew nothing whatever of their duty or their profession. This ignorance of all that makes cavalry of an valor in a campaign extends to every rank in the Wok cavalry, but the seniors really know less than thole juniors. Their officers seem to think that if a mimed is turned out nun well fed and well =tae -the men riding well, being well sea stall armed—tie corps . must carry every dig lehee it, instead of that bang but the oom meemmlo3 of its work before the enemy." MAN translated thus mesh of the letter placed at dbyerel. I must reserve the rest for another day, wie Onsimunication would be far too long for your ..Jelin As I said before, the Frisch officer's letter nelek_late my hands by accident , s ad haviag my Noes permission to make what nee I like of it, I Om gem you a free translation of its contents. Tea my _rest Neared that a more valuable document of the Mg has not been published in any Engliph popsy due the commeocement of the war. And the pines have sot yet translated is of more impor tease than what is sow truseatted to you. ONE WHO HAS SERVED SIX YEARS IN THE CAVALRY AND TIME IN THE IN F , ANTRY.TH E SAME Leedom, llay 23, 1866. 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U 1 1 01.Ln:deb° co.Az. 1 all Do. do. 1 0 ila Gt. Wm,. Dead; 11Yorto, 2 2 Y 1 Wads., pay $ 7,40. UM 42! 100 101 all Do. do. 113, do. 16; IP7 1101 all Do. 66. 70, do. eel to 111 all Do. do. 711.witlaost op. 101 163 I all Haoultos sod Tomas ... 21a Di all Ds. 6 par 0a0t.......„.... 149 111 10 Lyme MI Oamova 14 =and Uldisimasse 2 4 O Ps ISt 10 Do. New ..... i 11} Mario Antonia ..........„ ill Do. New 94 Nasar&ll4e (with rt )p lli Pa 49 43 li 4 lib ISO DO S 111 1 4 11 1 S S 4 iIP 1 - pm 7.i I ii 1 ti Isi lit 11 111 12 e L. o 7 74 u II 2 s i e 31 1 1 6 :7. MONEY MARKET. TnoasoL: Evzinsre. The English funds remained during the greater part of the day at the reduction established yesterday afternoon, but towards the close a rise of 1 per cent. was attained, owing to reports that the position of the cabinet is not jeopardised by Mr. Disraeli's mo tion to-night. Money continues very abundant in all quarters. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Renter closed r i r cent. higher than yesterday, bat the Four-and a-Hi f per Cents. were lower. At Vienna the money market exhibits a fresh diminution of uneasiness, as indicated by the course of the exchange on London, which hu now declined to 12.19. The premium on the precious metals is also rather lower, but still stands as high as 311 per cent. for gold, and 271 per cent. for silver. The Amsterdam market is again re ported higher, especially for Mexican Bonds. Consols were first quoted 904 to 1, rose to 901 to 91, and closed at 90: exactly, for money and the 30th inst. The official business report is as follows, viz.:— Three per Cent. Consols for money, en I, I; ditto far amount, 80th inst., 90 1 1, 1, /. Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1, 1. New Three per Cents., 901, 90, 904. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan. 1860, 3i, 3 15-16. Thirty Years Annuities, Jan., 1860, 41 ; India Stock, 233, 232. Business is also recorded in the New 30 Years An nuities at 16;1 per 11., being a further slight improve ment, and in the New Two-and-a• Half per Cents. at 76. The omnium was first marked 2: prem., and closed at 21 to 24 prem. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 10s. to 15s. prem.; ditto June, 4s. to 71. prem. ' • India Bonds, 18s. to 21s. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 99: to 1004. The undermentioned vesicle have arrived from Australia, viz., the Wooloomooloo, from Sydney, sailed Feb. 24, with 509 ounces of gold on freight ; the Waterloo, from Sydney, Feb. 17, with 1,936 ounces ; the Orwell, from Melbourne, March 2, with 32,607 ounces ; and the Fop Smit, from Adelaide, Jan. 30. It is not yet known if this last-named vessel has any gold on freight. The total value of these arrivals is about 140,0001., raising the aggregate imports reported this week to no less than 730,0001. At a general court of the SoutlifieaCompany to-day, &statement of accounts war read, showing the amount of assets to be 2,236,3871., which on 1,864,7351. of stock is equal to a distribution of 1191. 18e. per 1001. stock. It is proposed to distribute 1151. in July next, and the final winding up of the company is ex pected to be effected within the space of six months. The building in Threadneedle-street, known u the South Sea House, realised 56,7501. At the special meeting of the Colonial Bank pro prietary to-day, sawnt was given to the proposal , of the directors to apply for a supplementary charter. At the meeting of the National Bank of Ireland proprietary, held yesterday, a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum was declared, and the report unanimously adopted. Subjoined are t'ie traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published : 1855. London sad North Western f. 65,717 Lancashire and Yorkshire 19,587 London and South Western 14.667 London and Brighton 12,172 Weiland Great Western North Butern South Eastern Great Northern 19,605 Chester and lielYMsd Ilanehester, Sheilleld, and Lincolnshire East Anglian 931 Eastern Counties, Norfolk, it Burn Union Bristol and Exeter Exeter and Crediton 155 Shropshire Union 949 Birkenhead, Lancashire. and Cheshire Junction ManchesterdtBouthJunction 722 Newcastle and Carlisle 3,097 East Lancashire 6.103 Oxford sad Worcester 3,410 1854. 00. £62,196 19,386 .... 14,341 .... 12,729 .... 26,912 22,876 • • .• 30,789 .... 16,468 .... 17,174 4,442 •••• 20,334 5,703 •••• •••• 128 ~,, 867 •••• ----- These figures show the following aggregate results: Total No. of miles Average reseipt re c e ipts. open. per mile. 1566.... £279,303 .. 4,396 .. £63 10 8 1864.... 266,682 4,265 .. 62 10 6 This aggregate comparison presents results suffi ciently favourable. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1855. 1864. Aberdeen Caledonian North British Edinburgh end Glasgow Glasgow and South Western 6,656 .... 6,634 Dundee and Perth 869 .... 837 Great North of Scotland Total The Irish returns are : Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Cork and Bandon Dublin and Belfast Junction Great Southern andWestem Londonderry and Enniskillen Londonderry and Coleraine Waterford and Kilkenny 1856. £826 .... 266.... 238 .... 1,058 .... 7,097 .... 629 .... 286 .... 3 06 237 .... 168 Total THIS DAY.—Two The English funds have attained a further rise of to per cent. to-day, aad are now firm at the ad vance. Consols were quoted in the morning 901 to 91, and have since advanoed to 911 to 1 for money and the 30th instant. The Three per Cents. Rednoed have been dealt in at 891 to 90/ ; the New Three per Cents., at 901 to 901; Bank Stock at 2091; the New 30 years'Ann ui ties at 161 to 1611-16; ExUequer Bills, March, to 16s. prem.; ditto, June, at 4s. to 7s. prem.; and India Bonds, at 18e. prem. The omnitam has risen to 3to 31 prem. The foreign stocks are steady. Turkish has ad vanced to 771 to Mexican is quoted 211 to 221; Russian Five per Cents., 98 to 100; and Spanish New Deferred Three per Ceuta., 181 tot. Russian Four-ant.-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 891; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1848, at 391 to 1 ; Dutch Hur per Cent. Cer tifs. at 93; Buenos Ayrean at 641; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 991. --Lep— Milli/DAT Evairnts. The market for home milling stocks to-day has been less active than of late, but we hear of enquiries for shares in South Wheal Franoes,West Caradon, North Basset,West Basset, Alfred Consols, Wheal Margery, Wheal Pollard, Wheal Bitty (Lelant), Clijah and Wentworth, and Sortridge Consols. The gold mining shares were quiet and steady. Imperial Brazilian and South Australian mining shares were firmer. TRIO DAY.—Two o'CLocw.. •••• • m. •••• • The gold mining shares remain stationary in price. Aria Fria, Colonial Gold, and Great Nugget Vein shares are quoted to 1; and Nouveau Monde, 1 Australian to Australian Agricultural shares ate quoted 31 to 33 ; North British Australasian, 1 din to pa'; and Scottish Australian Investment, to i The General Miniag Company's shares have been dealt in at 161; Unnod Masman at 6k; Fortuna at par; En_gliah and Australian Copper at 11; St. John Del Rey at 311; Imperial Braalan at 21 to 3 ; and Australian Mining at 1. CRUM PALACirainUare DAT.—M, 7 24.-- 4141111140 m es frit, VII; MS* by NMI MB" 6114.411•4 4122 h~ si' as as. le I Ilertheraearisse.. an IMtto 110!. slum. 1i 211 74 47 41 Cillitegil all li ar isolas i r k Pw. 16 Pr Wad Lyme ..... Purls ad Oriesa• 111 Parissai 80ma. ._... hi* si all Kama sad Sam mam a. Sopa Maki ...... »ma ma • lord Sw.BY. . .............. an y. .a. mel Wen ill Da Se pr Cod. Mkt. 21 4 21 P• all Wee . 10 Da Si per C.. . r IA Modem at from ..„mama. 61 — 7j all Zialind ss I a °s irs s , KINKS. Agna Fria Masks Asslnllsa Odd 'Az& Cabral= tAostralseka ....... +Australian Aosa.B.. 03rillillara Blows Irm & 0761 +British It, . AT 0 - Zes n i Do. R. Jan Del Hey Cences ONO •Dia.Ocealli.oo46la i=id lilliosre al Eng. Pis zes. = o,pr Osst. t___ -Oaaciums .—... . 7.7 "NIPS iiis Lg Delay al Soda —____Mr" 1,000 1 1,000 41 11,01101 1 n .. s:' 14=0. - _ - -, iliarnrials:lNlC ~ Swum Ie& re =llllver Lad ink. opy Ina Mg . .... • de I Fro._ . 11611001 60 40 00,000, 60 40,001 $3 39000 60 ID" 100 65,000 111 WAN 10 JAM 111 AIN WM I. 60 0019 N WIN IN 1•,IN IN 10. 0M1 4410 i 10. *WO 81,073 61,000 I 4,000 KM 11,040 $11,006 0,000 40,000 I Wll7 I mai mariposa . o n , TT...war by moped Orilla Ara Amorists Clinfrod Omsk of Aim dot Zak at lad* Amenlb. sad Chin-. Odomhi Oiminislef Larks •..~ Isak el AW DOM Wm - Lenin mil ONalr lAsies kid lima LoodsamelTesiniii4r si so l ilts. Prat. el liribrd... 11171L;i u*:"Cmir" -- . 1 17jasili tl.oT loi Si SI Pm I I I li II $ 4 4 If i i $1 U. 1 —'1; 67 St U SO 40 1d par 11 'I it I It6 t 4 11 2 1 Os 'lul l 19 It I - 6 el e I I 6 6y I 1 BUM& all 1 U 14 Royal s.anl = Bsik. tag sad Gold Imp. CD Ma* dadiralla Union al dvatralla Do. s.w I ii;lael Loarka .........I 10,0001 SCAMistral= Agricultural.' 10,000", 101AmasUna Royal 1610 i 14.000 , 1010erlis Waterworks ...„ 110.Britioli Amearivut lAs4 II 0001 111041t./10L0aLkits/Xo 4.41.41 100pam0s.- 11 Au Useipaltain.sadinly I I gal Lobes I Preference 4 Pulses et Friar 1 Nam Inn Ors ..... " 10 liotara Berm 4,6145tr05 isispaph o , oener•l ets. Neviestics 10arraiS.8.tedpplag OD. , Moditerraoses Aset.Tel. (14ezicea h 01.42•40400 Nstiosil PateLatm. Fool 4441erlasds Load 1.8. Weiss 014111 Wm Stem 1144194415• 00" "th &IL Auftilmis • et lamps asm.. ills• . r . 2.. ........ _ _. - 40 17 a Ili 11f Pl 7 i Pc SI 24 40 42 71 73 ll 9 200,000 1 110.000' 110,01101 lAIO skew 1 Si Ili 8 dia Si 31 ai ltli i i 11 90,i 000 1 ta,oo l o j $O,OOOl 14,0000001 /1,1 1te,616 Vs,ooel slow, 10.000 14,440 too,ooe 1 ioNuoe 1,900 71,000 7/,0001 16,140 10. POD I i i ojPoel6lwarLsediallbaoral 20 1 1.0010a0.86 Oriental Steam 30 1 Do Noir 2 PortLact IroliCompany.. 1001Boysl Maas. 110soodsh A. Lamm.. 11 Do. Now 23 With At LW -1 y9ntrlrtass Tam. Beep Do._ RegDo. lowed 10TrustaLossOo UpCiva I 100 , Vala Mar% land PUBLIC SALES. SALE OF LITERARY PROPERTY. Yesterday, Mr. E. Eloaosos dlepoted of. W o e alotke. bbhorn 152, Woet.ametore stead. am a prow% maw wide k were the iimatadesed. wldeb thes4: lbe oefogr u e: roo t mai, I.tee wesitere.adal etabtap ea eltbeCioney Witgbe of lasargar, 4 vela alto, Leareddre, vols. The ospydglit. @lmam pier, and 150 reel platee-11801. Mies Wary of Ma Om* of Yak. The eopyrigb; eareotyy• phone. owl lat dtd Iteedfillvesys 1111Wicel7i — tele. Toe tepright, Meg plaice, tad woedeute-1111. Tbeltwaltry Ilealt, by Wingfield rad Miami. The copyright and wood bireas-1111. Pwareedlennel Ado. TrArt, steel plates, sad etwootype pleas el bid. The plats deo foot Aber Mime whisk bed otteetene *lee tedbees-7 Mine% "Ades al Mabel GiegllddiP The 409Yrieht ea stool pletta—Ml. Mires Owell op ditt Ear wed Wes with a taPeßstddell sad UMW geggright..sual mad sareotype pialie-111. knew% Illemed 2lfYiMedea The slereotype plasm-1101. lerdspy pbilbanry. lbe espytlglie wit ligroo:ype pinto—W. Jealeemlenfadenewy of Ideninaleel Mom Ms copyright, with ISI ebeets raireatype pidee—tal. Perdu enbiadwaliee. As copyright and 112 steel plates—WA The Rev. John Buckner, M.A., has been instituted to the vicarage of Bagwell* (poem, the Dean and Chapter of Roehester), vaunt by the death albs Rev. W. W. Rei land. The Bev. John Pugin has bus collated by hie Grays the Archbishop of Canterbury to the ream of Newenden ' vacua by the death ef the Bev. John Pechey Francis. Both boneless la the county of Kent sad diocese of Can terbury. Tits Bauer Marion.—Mr. Thomas Chambers paired on Tuesday evening, in favour of Yr. Beikeley's motion on the baHot, with Kr. Dunlop ageism &r Thr Lau EMI paired for the IMO 0011011 with Yr. Oakes lepton THE PUBLIC PARE AT Sontinsom—The pre anew ter the beet designs have been awarded to Mr. Davies, of Rdizbargh, ant, and Yr. XiPß.welkr Arundel Cutts, sound. No. 86, 44,4 " Dad," wee piai u third; this was, she, fns Kr. Minn, and by may thought the bast. There were 38 compstitivs, Letters from the Cape to the end of report • lielleerg abd prosperous state of stabs. Copper wain is awed oa with veer spirit, and gives eseepatios to abbot I 760 nen. The Orsn i gs river, he Melt 70 linen is avast& I Ihr the tessellate/ tie eith Ili I 7 ile 1001 I. Of ISO 341 2 4 5 e 711 ii NI i iti I lei 101 1 108 use • [THREEPEN cc. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. -THIS DAY. The wheat trade sapported the improvement noted on Wednesday. at the same time the transactions wen non verj extensive. Barley, beans, and pus were quite as dear as on Benda, last. Without any addition of moment to the arrivals reported hut market day, the wallas of oats wee well maintained, and in ems eases the turn in pries was against the buyer. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM PUT 19 TO 1 - IAT 25. Qrs. Bat:Ulu Barley lO6O oat.. ll7O Ilalt. I7SII 1 elm, 1130 sects. and ... earrela. Loin= lima° aa.—Wbeat, Ila. 7d.; Barley, its. 9d.; Oa% M. 64.; Rye, 44a. od. ; Beam, 41a. Ild. ; Peas, 40s. 11d. 10790 4900 54730 liIPKRIAL AVERAOEB. -- --- -- -- - \eh Wbaat. Bariey.l Oata. I Sys. !Pak. Psi. April 14 ... ... 6k 4d SID 10 23. 10d 894 110 414 24 898 14 Si .. „. 884 8d Ha 3d Da 10d 39. Ild 41. 5d Us 104 18 .„ „. 6da 44 314 IM 134 9d 404 Ilid 4ls 181 Ws NI May S ... ... k 81. 3d Ms Od 384 Od 418 7499. 74 Il .„ ... 711 a 4d 814 10d 184 Ild 404 9d 454 2.1 4k 41 19 ... .. 741 a Id 12a 5d 674 ad Id 444 541416 44 6 wake Au. Aver. 704 8d IlliT 7d No 4d 5d Cla 84 808 - 4 D.rw.-841Esat. Berlil, Oats. &mtg.... sad Pam. Is. P 76 rim. l 'April 14. April 31. Aprll 2t. las 3 "-I may IS 71 4 66 6 H . : "- 6S be •••• 11 1 I '" 66 1 "' I 1 ." I „. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. (ay 'demonic saLsoxern.) (raow ova owx codutairownial.) The weather is extremely cloudy, and our torn market has had but a slender attendance of millers and futon, sad the business doing is small. Prices are unchanged with the exception of Indian oven, and that is quoted at 6d. per qr. lower than Tuesday. Oats, oatmeal, peas, beans, tc , are nominally the seine. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Soo...R.—Ws have again had a very good, steady mutat, with a fair amount of business done, and all qualities at and under 6d. show an advance of 6d., and other descriptions maintained previous rates. There has not been mach done in foreign this week. The refined market has been firm at last week's prices; brown lamps, 47.. 64.; grocery, 484. to 630. Correa —The quantity offend has been small this week, but in some instances an advance of la. has been paid ea good and fine plantation Ceylon. TL.—the market has been inactive, hat prices are un altered. Rom.—A full amount of business done at prices a shads in favour of the sellers. Rica.—A large business was done at the commencement of the week, but the demand ceased towards the close, and sales to any extent could not be made without giving way is prices. BALT/went —A limited amount of business done, at full prices. Corrow.—A very large amount of business has been dons daring the week, and prime have advaneed id. told. perlb. Fat:mg.—Currants The market has been rattier quiet, but full prices have been maintained. Raisins: Valencia. are in good request, front 341. to 381. ; also Red Smyrnam from Ms. to 345. Spines have sold steadily at previous rata. TALLOW MARBET.-THIS DAY. Tlto market is steady to-day, at the following quotations, via.:—Town tallow, 51s. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. ea the spot, 611. Gd. ; May and June, 61s. 3d. ; October to December, 635. to Bd. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The number of beasts is large and the demand limited, consequently a clearance cannot be effected even at rather lower rates than on Monday. There is not • plentiful szp e li of sheep; therefore Monday's quotations are well supi We have • largo number of lambs on offer, but th• average quality is very inferior ; consequently choicest Sr. not much lower. There is no altitudes is t i li. at lrtr u a l de. From Germany and Holland there an 165 buds, 140 sheep, and 264 calves ; Spahr, 19 beasts, and 320 slump ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 600 beasts ; and 116 Mich cows (rem the Home Counties. - 8,324 792 2,276 Mama of alta. P. I. a el. Per skim et 81ba ad.a. d. BOK kola, Herefords— 4 4 4 6 Bat Dm. a fit.-oda. Mt 4 6 416 Itat 00001..bora. dmoad duality WM... 3 0 3 6, Do. do. Aaiun Nivea rip 4 0 6 0 lima mutsamod quality 0 0 0 0 9 8 4 8 Do.ao.llbora 3 6 4 Mat Iht.. a ttaif4•4o 0 0 0 0 Lamb. HISPIII at mate. 1.023 ; sheep sad bag" 1,630; mho* 438; PP. 435. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LZADENHALL.—The present prices see .-66Ibs to 64th.., 31d. ; 64114. to ,721 b., 31d. to 31d. ' • 72lbs. to 1101bs., Rt. to 44. ; 80th.. to 1381b5., 44. to 414. ; 881134. to 961 b., qd. to 41d. Horse hides, 6s. 6d. Calf Skins, light, 24. to Ss.; full, 81. to 61. Bd. BiILSONDI3EY.—Sheep skins, halt.breds, M. Od. to Os. Od.; Downs, 4s. 9d. to 61. ; lambs, 2a. 2d. to 35.; shsarlings, 10d. to 11d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIB DAY. Mere. Pattenden and Smith report a steady dessaad, with scarcely soy hop. on offer. COAL MARKET.—'falf3 DAY. Walls Bad South Helton, 191. 6d.; Walls Bad Hatton , 20s. • Wells End Stewart's, 20s. ; Walls End Tea, 20s: ' —BB fresh slips at market. ADMLNISTRATIVE REFORM. MEETING IN SOUTHWARK. Last evening a crowded public meeting of the electors and inhabitants of Southwark was held in the great roam of the Bridge-house Hotel, London -bridge, for the purpose of adopting measures for aiding in the premat movement for administrative reform. APSLJT Para.m, Esq., M.P., having been elected to the chair, the following letter from Sir W. Molesworth wee read by the hon. secretary, to whom it was addre•sed : "May 23, O ffi ce of Works. " Sir,—l regret that Mr. Disraeli's motion fora vote of want of confidence in the present government will oblige me to attend in the House of Commons to-morrow at the time fixed for your meeting. I have little doubt that if that motionMe carried, the necessity of administrative reform will become more apparent.— " I missile. &c., WILLIAM MoLmworre." The CHAIRMAN was happy to meet his coestituents on this important occasion. lie could not help feeling that had electoral dirtricta and the extension of the ballot been ceded to the people, the present movement would not have been necessary. As exceptions to the rule of mismanagement in the departments, he mentioned the Poor-law Board and the Post-offiee ; there, in Mr Baines and Rowland Hill, he always found the right men in the right place. The chair man concluded by calling upon Joss Vicxxes, Esq., who mimed a resolution, declaring " That the degraded condition to which our country has been reduced is attributable to the corrupt and culpable appointment of incompetent persons to official positions ; and that yet greater national degradati o n can only be avoided by the exclusion of mediocrity from the various de partments of the executive, and by the distribution of the duties and emoluments of office among men of especial apti tude and high capacity." Dr. EVANS seconded the resolution. He could not con ceive that the public offices were CM difficult to fill ; for they found that Lord Palmerston and Lord J. Russell were ready at all times to fill any place that might be vacant. (" Hear," and laughter.) W. S. LINDSAY, Esq., M.P., who rose to support the motion, was received with loud cheers. In the course of his remarks he said—There is one broad feet palest to us all, there is a cankerworm somewhere, which du swal lowed millions of our money and is keeping down genius and enemy, while incompetency revels in gold and fine livery. (Hear, hear.) Where is this cankerworm—how is it to be slain ? I feel that administrative reform is the wen: on by which it is to be destroyed. Administrative re form means simply, the right men in the right places ; but we cannot get the right men in plate 'HMI we net the right men in the House of Commons. (Cheers.) First of all, we want perlimentary reform; secondly, we want a hill, a stringent measure to put (low' bribery at elections— not a farce of a bill like that which tolerated the expendi ture of Lord gbrington'a 6.0001. to secure to him his seat for Marylebone. (Hear, hear.) The third point is the ballot. When we get these three points we shall soon get independent and practical men is the House of Commons. Then when we get these points we can take tip the point of abolishing all patronage in the Civil service. Mr. John Thweites, Mr. Howard, Mr. 8. Evans, Mr. EL Newman, and other gentlemen subsequently addressed the meetiog, and resolutions expressing confidence in the Ad ministrative Reform Association, and gratitude to Mr . ILayard, end deaouncieg the resent " set" at that tleman, were unanimously adopted. It was also resolved to form an Administrative Reform Amotdation for Southwark. One troop of the West Heat Yeomanry amembled In Cobham" Perk, the seat of the Barn of Darnley, for their ta k t is tm's immune, preview' to the regiment mastering at urn, on the 4th Jane, fee seven days' duty, ender tie eamaiad of their Coked, Lad eidasy. 3,143 6,230 2,867 104. £834 277 -- - 976 6,748 ig .c. ssir. 1. 4 oft INA o. SNP 1114 111.16 100 e fee 111 e m►t 4 6 la