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

. • ... 11) z . • 'l' t ' ".• 71' - ,i 7 7'' ' ' 7 •, . i . 0r ................... _....._. .. ... 5, . . , , 7 .0 g Na 2,890.] LONDON, WEDNISIAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1866. [Til REEREMIE. Enr sad PECULIAR SYSTEM of LIFE ossuzurVilr—Tua; CleeMere cd the !tortoni. ASAIL• mg £MOSATIOII lambs eseemeies e• tb• M engem et Utehmsaesse eedeeleek ellepeed by die iswia. I do . Ae., dot el ~bp Mews el Ilee meee et lbw per Ore. par mom os all l'iniolle INK WSW et >r mom me useetebe 1M et arm. waft Ws Ili 3, we elm bee bilapbake mil mow be limelf a eossesatly b i gmems emit toms Ilk es belt se Ile femme of the on aneese le ble le ee Me doeb. tsi = TAY et Ibles • eingeed to this Speen of Ammo, soy be elesbod et the st the Osmium 3, Au-stall u sa t. a a i s a, wed bee. ea erebseeies. midi 1, Me. MIR ItOlitlBo,l. blames, Dbeeter. tARNAMENTB for ths DRAWING-ROOM, Library. sad Diaisgssiona, or soulasiz i s a l s sow sad elitist siossimmiot rases Isom amps. ar.ksa sibisibik a, obelisks, WWII inlaid labile, rblisrakilibbs ha, almbra-, issrbis. bleu% war. au, loosiOo mod airollmasolto Jain rim NA ST tie** lam). lit NYatf, irlsa IIf.TINNANT wasps ekaamaalamilialimm of adawalm, mad kali, eh.* wig spodlelmallale *NSWM ladlrairgr, mad tubber, at 11, IOS, M, le NO plum nab. rlllsit sad COMFORT is SHAVINO.,—B. and S. cowman' CASITUN 111110 P. as Osartaseal Cara iditakdd am Ss [be aca Saar sad. TY is Om au aust assima smapie. M. Mrs tr i llim-1 loss soft Idol a Two Ism Muss. sal Owl it Is wow bsdar Urs azi ose limp s I Isms Mains mil kr s lime sew Is sar Ississ kr smismild sad wssiwl O. Asseis I n . a i Iliems. S. rad B. Ossaas. assslslZW'T':a -sksrasarsa. fasaa." awns. Ora. wry Ils saslasd, sad a all pernianni. a Ss. id.. laid. sal Ss. id. isa.-01:ar VAX. asslarts tow pseud Sam% Tank Pm/4w yid 44*.bar Pond r. rCIOLD REVIVER, le. M. per bottle, 11•141•111•1 Mar. la. Ther tasble gagesallna woe •11 gilt Imam and memaa. *OM amides saw la, • --WITH. ISI. arsoi. dessiOn 11 , 0211‘. Mat ; Cky immeirsoesr Lookeedele; ern Illessar, pleb 7; Pastlams. ; *pia. 3a, Lamitbanarsale. 110LAD1180-41 Beautiful Voutploodie. aad Soft ... NIB titer lad Ann. nra fay POW owl sartolud by on at ROWLANDS' ZALYDDII. ea Wood Roboolat Paws. tko. IN Ns Nip is lao pros and Want. asselissy walk it pea grams bseilp loos. so isadal to as /aura ramuses Os Oda crea We Wrayet Its moms. Tral diessloalita. owl odor swam= olekationn. soo LOOK sad MA pare so • Whet bison sad trisaproury et ems. 4s. U. art an U. par bads. Carus—!f. words g =ale Rabat" r ars sa Ws wonapr, and ROWND ROM 16. Ilartsaurdso, Loom la ad ta b at loot LA B sad ald by Ibm. and by Cbandos and hrtnnors. DR. DR JONOH'S LIGHT BROWN COD LTYI* OlL—Pure, unadulterated, at be t einem quality, free 11.1.18111111 Weer or akk.y after.taate, end of proved wielder pewee eel Amy. Plifilionlis are mutiny tautened against at. eistele Is eseselasle et no assissal a °carve entre oil, totally oath Ike meliegesmosi ea melee lee ramped sareole and Senators of 4 1. Ily. = ie stlealteets nary Oster, +about +bluenose to pendse. sod Ma be ANdatt, HABFOIii o. and Co n 77, LW" and W rageseelbte chemists. to tows and country. I. NO. 11. ell 3 pinta (.0 MO, Y. M.; quatta (10 oz.), Ile ; Inntillre. IritAL Probated by Royal Letters ma iti a l rsabok ■ dui mod lis tio Slob of Ms Isoio do So goofy - rearm lapodol Oise of Rloados, %Ism. Ti.toomos Ir.l. lo s some for Mond" opriami. orf osbroliss of ths friss. Wools^ Ms I. obomay.tata. own sow of Mn. dela mein* ma aiikoffit softies di tram d &mastodon lido lk swim Wow Ims Ism ambit is soil* ter , r ue rain of tam Milk d a lost "miss of Sr popisiss Ltismor. So. S. le flo post oseersel rousts be Si don of amiss stash. mforsEsios Illasedi gisolios WNW with LIMio too *wheel ltiowfo of lbs aoiloro ossaltstion. all Qs Ma Is tb• soda wok sursoos, ?dew mos Pm I. I. mat, ise dos Maki of Iwo or morik owl of al -serf quads iniof usif le so as Wm able slant Oar Its i2=soloi. OM Is Is asoo. asosol e iWerri se kr poll kn.allill. ilang li : a lftriersimie ma osiolZ li i = of iso. ad W ireet oosn i = Os. ON c_slisiseroot: .= ois=ile. f i r= 4.o.4. INfoollistet.frksof r; laa;l7. manor. 14 E1)1W8 SELECT LIBRARY.—AII the beet naw wows say In Yid Is sssosisicsi mow this wood,' by mg, fisibissitiet of Ow Claims psir saws, sad by sti batwing' Owen y Innerbers at Two Wrong sad orwards.— rerzmy Is silmilord apsinsgice.—CliabLla ED *MID 1115, Pew Onigrdation. THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAM. girlie ad. /be M Leal= Jamul. ebe edvoiateot tree dolmens and elsE ed lba Meat Ned lON of he general Newe—ln the warm et Er ber wpm% and Ile elefed inseeentlle sad rernerebil I. Idea anninelln lbedig. ndlway, and ~mar, artisan—We paper 11 = 1 1 11 :001111118PONDINTS AT MN NEAT OP WM RI IPOZEION NEWS la RELIABLII AND lIIPANTIAL. AN enelerively eraly raven of Wants( la the Indlea bias re esp. pled le it by every Overlaad Mail. ..d it 000tatall TEN ONLY DAILY NIXING REPORT, with in at priZe. IT LICILUDVI ALL °mum ADTERTISININTIL armed/ lallapowisaL owl Oweo maw by mete Um slaty IMO= taw Nofiewlablyareeft* Ibb raw lue, by ecestataael ka kik khemailke 11110111111se Melt adwniator ead peaks sk Wake la say. To to adowd et Isimellor away ea la tbe libation; Of at ae eke% Lk II Ziask/ be agedekk ilaa4 = m la Ike W awl* pee k • mime plea. the aalleker Mk es eagleklek linalk the ammo of ante swab may Il• NNW IN el team Pia qualleee. PIM Y &Mar by Poet-ollom onlar. n AILY NEWS FORWARDEDtetb•COUNTRY 'YINING POO; at Waft pin pru damn. gWHIZ MADDOX. IS, UPPw Aags1 4 4.41 111118115 " ea Non Mut. PpAIY NEWS Lan TO READ, fres 8 a.m. la i l 3 Ihmt Per Week ; 'WSW is tows ow eswatry, at .a. for Id. par day. or Ifs Sd. w zgortor ; by rr. WALTERS. Pow Am*, to, l'lmaoisoissW, ZM1.1.70: NEWS LENT TO HEAD, in London, Its. pa martmr.-131INT by MORNING MAI MAI Med. DO, Its. M. pow m.-11. ADAMS. 11, Par 1180adoMor, Nom AVlst. BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO RIAD; sad sappdat to the actostay by wising fantod HIM. pat gamin, paid la wham& K. Waller, Orovo-temaso. Watt batraottroat ambuisat. SPORTING. ~...._ LINCOLN SPRING VESTING—TVIDAT. Tom caisourami mama. • Lady of the Lodge Ittuaysido Loco Sts rm. Fear ma. =LUPO MAUS. liaam, 11111210 Goose Jock Leese*, — The ese. TIMILLOS.IO 1111111141 MAIM. Napolitos the la oar wit) BETTING AT INANCHESTER.—Trunkt. There wee a pretty fair =War lure today, the departures for Lbeeiseat Wed eireareee lode= Wowed a masted Lowers- Eng es edit Ina lift dm et Ms. ilirbies Am WNW* ellermlet tile the avatar Cap, mad tea neiden—kir N. Thseasad Outages, at the priers "AWL HANDICAP. 110 1 Nat Woos (1) iii l ar4 6 to I Opt Dr.O • toole (t) II to 1 C ro ws Pi4p3o t) 0116 AT MORT HANDICAP. 11 to I opt Pasdsnio (t) 18 to I opt 110,1116 (t) 10 to 1 Athena*" (t) 16 to 1 Wild Haste -13 to 1 Spoon (t) (t) 16 lo I Mosquito (0 20 to I Lmapoar (t) Two THOUSAND OUDISAIL 300 to 300 opt St. Hubert (t) Ito I apt Posal•Vors (of) 6to l Lordlai of the 7to 1 say other OH) n (2 11 CUP. Ino tn B We 5 1 1 1 1 SIII ( 7 7 7) 3O 0 1 opt Andener (t) .0 to t 110K0•110 (t) Uto 1 3laetim.ar (1) II to 1 Bolton (t) 33 to 1 Atberstop (t) sto las The Meld (off) 'I. SD to 1 apt DIA Rittman& (t) RI to 1 R am bling Katie 10 to 1 apt Dalin (t) HARROW AND t. ACCOTANCIII roz nu Fan . Lbs. the Walters wiled sem, ben raised to that weight. a•d the so.. age et la Alls se lb len • 1010 air • I 71•• Gamey • le 8 Mr llodietdo —..—. • 4 Tear ... • 10 4 Idelosiery ....—.... • 4 lord •t the LW a 9 9 Domes ....... • 4 Mao • 9 8 81. Hilary —.... • 4 Whom ..........—.... a 98 1 Pusan —.*.. 9 3 Beim ...... .—. • 9 8 Jovial .....4 13 isallash - o o N SPRING MERTIII 5. 01117tiCEASIL About bar Wag spar lOst 10Ib. ft W lle propietks. Milankm the Weir, Zd w ealllas Skim eleee e•Wetion- Nhel=eie Abbey ' theses take *sees Ileterday, the Illet tame., Meal et hide, the Newly *. elksis at the Dimposting ottagnistteas k lissiksakka sad ils ssigsbosebod bays seas petitions Is So Zoos el Omens ia ifflear et Ok Walk Olors nodes he tie abolkka of PM* sada; sal a massso Doilies Se talk beam of polkaing is sow k mask ot la Osalbrossa. yin*. for tho absikka rd..,lis. aka Osathanyolsa dismiss fa ikesseas lad einreseel body) an appeal to any MIMI. for skulk rafts moot the opposuakiks et dank womb th• wigarag seaviatined tasoime d Meedna of livolugag lbstpeoposs. BLUTH OP LONDON. The Wino of 2,099 children and the deaths of 1,1194 persons were placed Is the Landes registers in the week that seeded lest estatday, whisk wee tke last week of the gout's. At this period the registralloa usselly shows as Wanes, arising from eases whisk marred Is previoss weer, but were sot registered at the tine of their occur rence. The deaths that belotig properly to a fanner date are cases es which wooers have held legalists, sad chiefly eselist of deaths hunt external anise, each u fractures. wands, barn, saffJeation, six., a clans which in the present Fetus somber. 189. Under the head "sudden," 74 deaths are Glassed, a aunsber which is musk greater than usual, these eases Luring been returned by the mourn as "found dead," " visitatien of OW," &e. - - But it is obvious that this cease of 31sta:banes as now stated will not affect, or will affect wily sea small extent, the cconpariaos with Mans of corresponding weeks in previous you*. la the 13th wish of the years 1846-34 the moorage number of deaths was 1,243, whisk with a commo tion for increase of populatmon becomes 1,387. It will there fore be sou the troth to state that about ,200 person died lest week above the usual cumber, in consequence tip patently of the folds'ss of the sawn. 1 1 With the Empties of phthisis, whisk to Ragland de strap non knas than any other dines, and is tW pissont return numbers 161 eases, bconetitie is the mesa fatel i. the _ . Ilex, sad seat to it is pneumonia. To ►roschitia 149 deaths are referred; to pneumonia 113; whilst the corrected avenges are respectively 106 and 97. limping cough was fatal is 77 cues, typhus Ia 49, seanatisa Ia 42, measles in 14, small•pss is 11. The deaths trees small pox an not saay, but meet of them octuned in the east districts; and the same reins* is geoeraily applicable to that part of Loados with ramose to other synotie dimmest. During the last 13 weeks 21 persons have dies (rem disease directly attributed to intemperance ; and *then have died from in jury received la a state of Lowliest'''. Is the same period 17 have died from weal of the necessaries of life, and 36 from exposure, or went of sulkiest pronetion against the cold. Aloe is the last 13 weeks 90 children died from want of bressuatik. Last week On births of 1,021 boys and 1,078 girls, in all 2,099 children, were registsred in Loudon. In the tea corresponding weeks of the years 1846 64 the average num ber was 1,688 At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean reeding of the barometer is the week was 29.940 in. The mesa daily reading was above 30 in. on the last four days. The mean timpanists of the air was 36.6 deg , which is 8.5 deg. below the 'msg. of the same week in 38 years. The mean daily temperature fell below the 'strap on Wednesday, the 210., and has continued below it during the rest of the mistb e the amount of depression averaging 7 deg. The Wilmot temperature in the week occurred on Friday, end Ps 48 deg. ; the lowest on Monday, and was 26.8 deg. The difference between the dew-point temperature and air temperature was 4 6 deg. Scarcely any rats fell la the wen der ; and the wind blew fres the north and worth _ '8 Report. THE MANAGEMENT OF THE POOR IN T. PANCRAS. Yesterday, at a Comet otte mating of the parochial authorities of St. Pancras, held is the Coat-house, Cam den-town; Joint FL4THIIe, Ba. M.A., therchwardes, in the chair ; the folidwies eostssusioation from L.rd Cour tansy, esteregary to the Poor Law Board, was read by the clerk : " Poor Law Board, Whitehill, March 31, 1855. Sir,—l sun directed by the Poor Law Board to suLts that they have reamed sad essaidered the report of their inspector, Kr. "bikes the subject of la inquiry recently made by im ravaging the state of the male canal ward of the St. Pancras Workhouse. " The board are glad to find from their inspector's report that the allegatiols of Henry James, in regard to the ward is question, are exaggerated; and that the bedding and fit tings of the word are sot such as to require any comment up .a the part of this board. " It is also satisfactory to the board to be informed that the directors promptly noticed the recent raisconuuot of Oilas, the superintendent in charge of the ward ' and that proper talkies are afforded to the inseam of the work house for making suck complaints as they may think fit to the master of the workhouse, and through bias to the di rectors. " Kr. Hall states in kis report, that in the edmiaistration of relief in the parish of St. Pancras ao sufficient distinction is made between the clue of applicats for relief called 1 1 ' casuals' and those persons applying for parochial aid who are settled or snidest in the parish The board wish to point out to the directors, as they bars already dose in a former • simennication, t hat the casual ward should be strictly re served for casual poor or vagrants who may be temporarily is want of a eight's lodging; and that any destitute persons whose ordinary residence is in the parish should not be placed in those wards, but should be admitted iato and relieved is the general wards of the workhouse.-1 am, rite., " COURTINAT, Secretary. " To O. W. F. Cook, Esq., Clerk to the Directors." The reading of the letter elicited marked approbation ea the part of the directors, by whom it was unanimously or derud to be sanowledged, sad entered noon the minutes. A MISSION TO THE DEAF AND DUMB. 4 a. 'too, 4.100 LllOO i ill II II !► 100 io ~ :i;. in LI SO all Sl' Eliii to. A society has been established in Manchester to support a mission to the deaf and dumb. Ty excellent asylum at Old Trafford, neer that city, has lung been a flourl,hing institstion, and pupils are received from all the surrounding town and even from other counties not having an institatioa of t heir owe, bet their education once com pleted they have gone abr oad into the world and been Com paretively lost sight of. The mission now established is there tore a mesas of reunion conceived in as charitable, and almost as useful a spirit as that which established the en- 10 download at Old Trafford Of the total 12,000 deaf and dumb in Ragland and Wale, about 300 are living m Men elheiMe sail its asighboarbood, and of thee* almost 200 are Malts. Their sad infirmity has almost entirely shut than oat from the social circle, reader's, thous outcasts in a sere which it is painful to conceive. The missionary sew named is =teeter among.t them by the Manchester Adult Deaf and Dumb Society is Mr. Stainer, of Loadcm—a gentleman admirably adapted for the task, Lame* es he is will versed in the natural algae adopted by the used,- sated deaf sad dumb, as well as those taught la the ear lams. • few evenings ago Mr. Stainer delivered a lettere to a mesmerises audience of these persons in the Eivington. street eshoel-room, on 'steams,. Mr. A. Patterson, heed master et the Old Trafford Asylum, was present with a magic lantern sad slides, to (unroll the illustrations. A more iateeseting scene can scarcely be conceived. Though paavaranes sad gesture only to mast of those in possession of all the sasses, it wu evidently a lecture fall of meaning and 'attraction to those most concerned, and their attention was riveted upon the canvas and the lecturer fur more than an hour. The donations and subeeriptions of the first year have been about 1021. ; but the committee calculate that a sum of 1201. to 1801 . will be required to meet all the en- Ipasse. PROPOSED JUVENILE REFORMATORY FOR WARWICKSHIRE. WARWICK, APUL 3, . • This Al m= a seating , Feuded over by the Highi Shielfee QM meaty. woo Mai at Sithis basset, Om die perms et =lds, Sies smoldered= t:i s s o veirty of atithlldies a eseedy Iredtedee M this te em* reformation a/ jewels seimlaslo. Ameeget Has prom= were —Led CoMbeepe, Lad Leigh, the Hem C. L. - Bader, the Hem a= Bev. G. M. Yorke, Mr. Ad- Serif', M.P.; Kr. Sesemor, M.P.; Mr. Grams, M.P.; Sir G. Skipwith ; Mr. Repare. IL.P. ; Mr. M. D. 1141, the Recorder of Biriainghses ; Mr. Perry, the Prison imp= tor; The Rev. Sydney Tamer s it the B.dhill Reforma tory, de. The fonsatioa of • comity mireemitory for boys am resolved epee ; for iiris the iestitaties is *IMMO* at Ilmiaibut is es be mod. Ia this COWIN, of the sombellsee tM. Min by which the institution is to he niesdi sal sememesi mere I stalk= oat, as& • large sem, Waft SISK from Us= Leigh, ins setearibeS for the peeps= Wni?e OLOBIL—Tho MOM d Soblitopol, at Mr. Wpid's Great Globe, he y a boil pima mom it all the peStiese el the allied bela sad Milan ono mom by a alert trip to Imiereter.m: the payees* ef Idgillaff. Wpm& at their isis fres nbelie se ear prise, the whale ef Se Studs, sad Mere solo ereelig, to the poesast tine, ia the Criss by either Itonion. Tb. lonia of the mold fo lle Z by to. dollessed ot Maw* and mmosibe a MN[ Wray a Oa ameglo ea tbo Cser's pussy, ems So baby of ou fasts iris to am data of war moompoo tim es bit b an. Ambled to tit Intel it • mai moms at maim stair; Mad ad Lbw sad limuommi ; imbibe wool% mob" iambs% loam, baby eats oburilk WM%pwroly mos, dos. item es *WI Ismommi maws mean INN ilblll4 ellirONO bele aohitial NO a VINT bllliimmo Wows t Samna mg loaattia ot sob )ILonit The otbsioam bob of &lam imi moyomasims. All petal, Milo bib as yid* oi s hoe silatisink ‘11:' SHAHS LIST& —•-- TomesAy Iveirnra. The railway share market to-day was extremely dull, but there was so general decline mmeeponding to that in Consols. In two or three cease, however, prioes closed a shade easier than yesterday. THIS DAY.—Two o'Cioci. Th. railway share market remains extremely inae ti•e, with scarcely the slightest change is prices. London and North-Western stook is quoted 99k to 1; Great Western, 0 to i ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 75; to 781 ; Midland, 691 to #; Bonth-Esaterna, 18 to 1 ex die.; Caledonians, 301 to 311 ex div. ; and Great Northern*, 211 to 221. French lines exhibit no pictorial variation. OADDIIA/lT .BARD AND ROCK& MaiLWATII. 1106110.0141. Wm. Ihle.lllll irr...t...s Oh de lIIL tee II , e t db. gii Ft iii sil Ili Ili II • __ elf z II lIMO IOIOI Cork ma OW= Dublin aril *MA Jam sad tbord..l IM I K O&M dis s mil B.) tams Lam Oalik Gm A Ds.= S. V. .gdo.) 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I Vika al Laitios I 1 Oi dis ill 8 I; Ms DO i• H ll i dim i pm SI if Si 41 ST SID 1 1 iti Ail To Si MOS. : 117i i 26 •0 SS Amtrak' 101ausaralri=1.11 10 aulaallia Dori MAL 10 airlis Da Omar* 80 Drilla Mantas Lad-. 801.DIDUDL 100 Olaila.— 8%!,,.. 1100 . 180 - 00 di paima 01 7 87607 ',aka eas• 4 prod Pain *Tram 1 lamas Ins 8 ..... 10!Drora Mum 8 21181astria Taignai panaal Draigatico 10 Ousaala.B.Bl*/*/$ Oa 80 Irish BISOFOKIOSIt 101**11611/21.111/YOIL7IL 18 Nedra IlLamellaa I rodent IlWaLlas. Pad 10 Itelbrindle Lead 11.8. lido Oath lava Igoolsodon CO 1 Noe* DAL arazalailaa PwatrakraOrlaitilas. ktaol 2 **DM Ina Osopel 14.108 , lta!lbayal MU MOM 106.81111 I Am*. latesta- HUN 1 Da. Dow ----- KIN. 81 Aaarallia Lad_ IMO 1 Ties. MN I Di. Do. 81.110 fib DK* 10.0fe Eirmwetami ii eta 10 la to ad dm in lilt if if i Iv. 11l 16i I =;' 1.1 i 1 i ri lifl illi r If I li li 7 i 7 i Eii 1511 & 11 li $i 'r I ' i 120 i *O l 3 IN i 1 I .!7 IS 1S CAUTION TO VETERINARY SURGEONB.—Lest evell• ing, Mr. C. Bedford, coroner for Wasted , held an in quest at St. George's Hospital, on the body of Thomas Massif., aged 36, a farrier in the employ of Mr. Rogers, veterinary surgeon, residing at Haightsbridge-peen. From the testimony of Richard Hemp and ether witnesses, it ap peared that the deceased was holding up the near fore foot of a horse, to enable Mr. Rogers to perform as operation called " when the animal suddenly reared up, and kicked hip violently on the top of the bean. The deceased bled prohnoly mid was promptly conveyed to the above hospital, where'it wee diseovered, however, that the wounds were apparently very trillisg. He progressed favourably, until he was thought well enough to quit the hospital. The safaris:sate man, however, seals entered the hospital, and died 012 Friday last from the effeets of the injurim. The witness, Rithard Hemp, admitted that although be bad frequently NM the operation of " firing " performed with out the bane Wag " mist," he t hough t the latter was the safest some. • /enlist of atal death" was re amed, hat the whole of ury ezpressed their decided opinion that I. such eases all c ha r ses should be " east " before undergoing sash as extremely painful opera as there won no doubt if soak a coarse had boon adopted the deceased would not have het his life. Tai METROPOLITAN COMMUNION OF BZWIIIII held a court yesterday. After considerable dissmelion it was respired, cm the minks of Mr. Lewis. meandod era Zll ia r. Ward, that the emend pins pienitel Im As i SWIM the 29th ellnusbsr, 1164, he the doing* it the districts month seams Thongs, be referred la a meld eint aims, inoladisg 2 " jai it members, to meet to the amt. The esmaittse semr the syydestiem is.. the Beard of is, nedele vie isosetteni. yams of sewerage sad lesimese he die Fads Bantam , riposted On tae sennidem had not power to Of* the hinds seassuy hr rompoadiag to the invitatics if the board. The report was resolved and adopted. Mr. Minim gave 'sides In the next special court day if the following resolu tion:—" That immediate steps be takes for letting by coatreet the maim lower for the 'eosthern drainage, agreed to by the taut ea the 23rd January, 1865, the northern hyena, hos Crilier-strest, DepWrd. to St. James's Church, Bermondsey ; and so musk et the outlet sower datioribed is the joist report el the sogiassr, lend kb Memel, 1866, as salmis Inn the left M the Menen brine Se Cherub inset, GresswieL" Mr. Wert she pie Miss of a maim te 'revile *et the ads Weiser lig mein IS both sties of the Themes dismal have a fall if sot ism Me Om pes id Int ea to the ale. Mr. Wideph annelid el einniedis lßdumm bomb el Weiner. cei the the Nib ef Monk MA 11,976 ta 1. 17.. 114.: shapes dram% bet mot yet fresimestl. I,Bllei. 17‘ 7 11 .: els balsas., MOM Os. 41.• use ensmat of deposit astiosat, 80,0001.; Mel bektace, 1011.8.1. CI. Ai. After the transudes et Kim ferther tossed bedew, the eon eiljessed. MRS LINED AT FIXED urn all adl d rd Pm& Las. k N.M. —.- 10) Ilwalawbonalre ( LawiesiN.Wallwa N N IN Cladwdde MOM IN Ouril ff N Owalibliwil. (Isand 154 IS Canowler Dias (Inesi 19 GI Waft! 19 Ha 1189911, NB Da. Nom U lla Lew in*. demi =HOW - = IN awl S 9 Dtmlellsoffillaww) IN IS a ndwowe NNW) 98 SS IM Lmouallteww.4 Demi la . • • Ng boo s cg iod i. Iww.VlSury. Omni I n gr a = i , 11i Ms = ztfe.19981.) to II (99•011119d91/8119W.) aD Ilitlmal natnies == 91 98 le = m INSWANNIN.) ff 89 .).. N hum &Wars ON (ds ILUM. Nll.NNALweitTark) 194 NO (dise INION I / 4 _MINK & Sea MOM Omni ONONENNEO a IN IN s• Ng, Wawa) so I ills. N was VAII min ONCOLiii: ) N Ordlmssu. i DIIN Ili ale NO WSW is Nam' *INN n • 1 Apo Ms . all 1 I I uses Alaitrellia Odd all I No fan& 04311mmlan all I 9 10 • Australian ID 4Avaleoliam . 1 Arenas li;rillen all 60 Mamma Ina is IMP all 1 I SO tßrition Irma . . . n sisruoinip.(uans Caein o . naall 2f 3 30 Do. Comm and 2 24 1 PI Do. K. Jona Del By if SO 33 I Carson*. Cowl 1 +CU DoneMin.o3.,Jan 1 4 1 die 40 CO', fpu. 6l $ tOokanal Gold ....., ... . • • Bt. *Corporatism" of Eng all 40 43 MO 26 tom . ! If Cast all f 5 pa II all 2 ItrOMUIS Great If au* Vda N. an I MI +Gaming 73, I 1 • Duchy at Saar an a I 1 4 Great Polgoado 1 Marty 3 lames all f 14 rd 11.000 . . malt 10,000 . 6 I i I PI 6 1118,43 • 1 al 1 60,0 , New Granola 40, 1 tN.Llasear lila. MILD). all SOO, 1 Roams MAO 24 Paitaibmal Web Meer Lead all all If 9 169 100,00. 6 Port Phillip mon 1 Qaarta Bask all IMMO 10 rlinintaey hem 10000 16 +Do. New 7,n0 n • ila Cabs. III 6 fif 60,040 1 South aurtrallan all 1 I+ 6,016 BA Cult 46,174 60 t h f Malted Ileakaa....— all 6 $ 70,000 Willis all f 100,400 1 twist von 4 Tranahrallia by slimed rind. ni ess. 21 U 73 14 63 27 zd 2 dis per 10 31 62 70 72 / 670 60 4 4 11/11 123 91 IN 03 460 Vi 61 63 70 • 7 pa 6 7 pa 76 160 71 el 97 96 IN IN 1 0 d dim im 83 • •404 • I • Zi 04 41 48 MI SS 'il 2:t a e 7* ma 4 As IS 4114 49 14; gar 4 4 1 Ms tor IS N 1N ad OS ft M 4$ 47 In 00 GI i n id Il t 5 4 1 as N U t 2 MUM 102 IN 90 92 U •7 ad 2 4 M 6 _ _ 11 pm 1 isi" GO $2 114 114 107 101 100 IN le gul 1441 N 117 SO 011 111 17 11 ~ 10 1 ~ II 13 ~ 10 l ~q 14 1 : la 124 4 •r 0 11 ZAILWATIO. WITS. 1 4 I Se IS MONEY MARKET. TUESDAY Eviamm. The English stock market to-day was again heavy, the aspect of affairs at Vi,nns, io conjunction with the statement that the conference has been adjourned for some days, being less favourably received. The anticipation that our government will shortly require a loan is also operating on the market, which is at present mainly supported by the easy condition of the money market. After • further fall of /percent., prices closed with more steadiness, but still j per cent. lower than yesterday. Money stock continues very abundant, and business extremely dull. The rate of money in the Consol market is about 31 per cent. The discount market continues quiet. Accommoda tion can be ()Major," on first-clue paper at 41 per cent. The dividends will be payable to the public on Tuesday next, and will further tend to ease the market. At Paris to-day the Three per Cents. closed rather lower then yesterday, owing to a preponderance of money sales. The pace fur the account, howevermas a shade higher than yesterday. At Vienna thermals, of the bourse is rather less confident, and the ex change on London has recovered from 12.06 to 12.09, whilst the premium on gold and silver comes quoted rather higher. At Frankfort, Austrian stock has recovered SaturdWe decline. The Amsterdam bourse is slightly Satter, except for Grenadian Bonds, which continue to advance. Consols opened at 921 to for the 11th instant, receded to 921 to 1, and closed at 921 to a. For money the closing quotation was 92j. The " eon tango" to the-new account of the 10th May was 3 16 to 5-16 per cent. The official business report is u follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921,1, 1,1, i ; ditto, for account, 11th April, 921, I, 4, . India Stock, 226. Bank Stock, for account, 2281 4 . Three-and-alialf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 991. Business is also recorded in the New Two-and-a- Ralf per Cents. at 78. Exchequer Bills declined le., closing at fn. to Bs. prem. India Bonds mark 11s. to 14s. prem. The foreign stock market was dull, with the chief transactions in Turkish, which declined to 80, and closed at 801 to 1. Other stocks were nominally much the same as yesterday. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cente. were quoted 99 to 101; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 89 to 91. Mexican, 204 to 21. Sardinian, 86 to 88. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70 to 72. The Amethyst, which sailed from Geelong in De cember, has arrived, but is not known to have any gold on freight. With • favourable wind, however, several arrivals from Australia may be shortly ex pected. The Euxine, wbi h is expected to arrive at South ampton on the 9tb, with the heavy portion of the Overland Mail, has on board Australian gold-dust to the value of about 40,0001. The amount of specie and bullion shipped on board the Tagus, which is to leave Southampton for ' Alexandria to-morrow, is 150,8771., of which 29,5741. is in gold, and 121,3031. in silver. The destination of this large shipment is shown below, viz.: For Alexandria, gold, 4,2041. ; for Bombay, silver, 5,1501.; for Ceylon, silver, 5001.; for Madras, gold, 4001. ; for Calcutta, silver, 22,863/. ; for Penacg, silver. 5001.; for Singapore, silver, 13,9881., and gold, 3,3271. ; for Hong Kong, gold, 21,6431., and silver, 17,1221.; for Canton, silver, 48,6201.; and for Shanghai, silver, 12,5601. The Tay has also taken out 23,1461., nearly all in silver, to the West Indies, besides 5,6001. worth of jewellery. The foreign exchanges this afternoon ruled much the same as on Friday, the only change worth noticing being a slight improvement in the rate on Hamburg. BIN on Paris were in good demand, and the quotation on that city consequently did not recover from the decline of the last few days. At present rates, however, there is no inducement to ship gold to the continent. The transactions in bills were - limited. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 17th inst. for the supply of 2,000 gallons of Marsala and 1,000 gallons of port wine, 50 tons of soap, and 100 tons of cocoa. In Mincing-lane to-day plantation Ceylon coffee sold at very full rates to 6d. per cwt. advance, but the native sorts declined 6d. per cwt. The sales of sugar went off with fair spirit, except for the very low kinds of Mauritius and crystallised Demerara, which were scarcely saleable. Annexed is an extract of a letter from Galatz, dated the 3rd-15th March. It affords farther evi dence of the designing civility of the Russian govern ment towards that of Austria at the present crisis : It has been officially ennouncsd by the Austrian consul that the Russians will permit the bee navigation of the Danube only to Austrian vessels laden with breadstuff's, pur chased by Austrian subjects, prior to the prohibition of ex ports, provided, however, that such cargoes be destined for Austrian porta in the Adriatic A special general meeting of the Great Western Railway Company is called tor the 19th iast. to con sider six bills now pending in parliament. Land and Bank shares to-day were quiet. Aus tralian Agricultural shares do not rally. Portland Iron shares were Satter. Crystal Palace shares were steady, and closed at 31 to 31. London Dock stook has been dealt in at 1011; General Screw Steam, at 16 to 161; North of Europe Steam, at 10 (121. 10s. paid); Peninsular and Oriental, at 571 to J; ditto new shares, at t prem. (101. paid). LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANOB.-Arm 3. Bills mil N. MI LT Time. Pram as negotiated day. Asageadais ...... pm d 3 lacetba 116. 1965tv.... 118. 19istv. BIM ReNerd= : 3 Ninths 118. 1940..... Ili. 191str. Antwerp . ... 3 ker. Ma lemmia Namikarg sad Altana ~ limes. 7 MN. 13mm. 74 aok. IL Itramebarg p; „ ruble . as 33 .. par d Short 23h. 10e. ... Mfr. IL Dialm..... „ 3 !loathe 9th. 40e. ... 95e•. 426 e. IlareeMes ~ 96ir. 40e. ... Mfr. 41fis. Ihimallarearelm-ildlipar SlO Hata. kr. ... 11911. kr. Viiima(elhative) per A ~ In. 27kr. ... 126. 3lkr. Male— „ MIL 1.4 w. ... 128. 32kr. Illadeld Oalls ...—... . . 60 mem ... 49 paws ima...„„,.......„....„, . „ 494 pease ... 49 pease 1 Simehms ..« . „ 89 Ram ... ik pees W i5...= ............. . . 491 pram „. 49 1 prose ........... . . 49 peace ... 49 wee n . 40 pm* ... 49/ pease /A5bam...............„ „ . Stu. use. „. 301r.40. 081111111... e . Mr. 60e. .. 1111 r. Witu =;.--0---• 3 4111 ; 31111 l 03033 „. 43e poem ...........for men „ • 1 31 pan ... 134 pew 1i55i1m......„.. " ~ 131 pesos ... 1601 peace lakam.......yermiksillO daye age 634 pewee Oporto New Tort —..--. GO days .10,4 486 penes —4B pram THIS DAY.—Two o'Cloar. The English stock market is somewhat firmer to- day, and prices have recovered a per cent., although business remains very dull. Consols for the 11th inst. have been dealt in at 921 to 1, and are now quoted 921 to 1. For money the present quotation is 921. Exchequer Bilk mark ss. to 9s. prem.; and India Bonds, 11s. prem. More business has been done in foreign stocks, and prices are steady. Turkish is quoted 80 to 1; Mexican, 204 to 21; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 18 tot ; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 824 to ; Dutch Four per Cents. Certificates at 911 to 924 ex div.; the Spanish Committee's Cer tificates at 64 per cent.; Sardinian at 871 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per cents. at 891; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents. at 71; Danish Five per Cents. at 102; Chilian Six per Cents. at 102; Cuba Seven per Cents. (Matanzas and &hairline Railway) at 98; and Brazilian Old Five per Cent& at 99 ex div. A nodes was issued from the General Post-offloe, gZrd•7. ordering all eoestey post-alloes to be closed as gZ rd i s Pridaye sod ChrMisr Oen the some as a• Seeder —that le to eel, at 10 e'eksk is the foresees. No sumer grime are as fps greeted er paid ea Moo dam, sad only one Seim glitters le le br Mak. MINES. TIMISDAT BVININO. The home mining stock market has again shown some activity to-day, and appears to be improving. There are inquiries for shares in South Caradou, West Caradon, South Frances, North Basset, North Wheal Crotty, and Tamar Consols. Amongst the sales reported are ;—Wheal Basset at 640 to 650; Wheal Boller, 500 ; West Camden, 170 ; North Basset, 19 to 20; Allred Consols, 13 to 133 ex div.; Wheal Arthur, 153 to 163 ; Gilmar,3l to 43 ; Tama° Consols, le to 2,1 ; Tincroft, 2,1 to 2Z ; Sortridge Consols, 2; to 3; Cubert United, ato j ; Vale of Towy, I to j ; Nanteos and Peorhiw, 30s. W. to 32e.; North Wheal Unity. 88. to 10s. In the gold Mining shares the only feature was some demand for those of the Ages Fria Company. Fortuna and Lusitanion mining shares continue to show an improving tendency, but the other foreign descriptions, in which such large transactions have taken place lately, including United Mexican, San tiago, Australian Mining, and National Brazilian (Cocaes), all experienced an unfavourable reaction. The directors of the Port Phillip Colonial Gold Mining Company have received despatches from the seekleet disentre at Melbourne, to the 28th of lan., enelosing the accounts to the end of lest year. "The resident director states that he had at length obtained possession of mining ercund for the company, namely, the portion of the Woolohed Creek first applied for, which he had no doubt would prove a valuable piece of ground for the company's mining operations, which had accordingly been commenced." We un derstand that the accounts to the end of Deo. are now to hand, and that it is the intention of the directors to call a meeting of the shareholders at an early date. The committee of shareholders of the Agna Fria Gold Mining Company having conferred with the directors, shareholiers are requested, by the 17th inst., to make application for debentures forming a first charge upon the company's property, and bear ing 16 per cent. per annum interest. The total amount is not to exceed 16,0001., and the debenturen are to be issued in sums of not less than 61. each. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The gold mining shares are somewhat firmer. 4aa Fria are quoted Ito ; Nouveau Monde,' to Colonial Gold, to a ; cad Great Nugget Vein, I I to —all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 281 to to 291 ; Peel River, 2g to 21 ; North British Austra lasian, k dis. to par; and Scottish Australian Investment, ato prem. United Mexican shares have been in great demand, with transactions recorded from 7 to as high u 8t: Santiago shares are also higher, marking 131 to 6 / 1 . National Brazilian have been dealt in at 21. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. Supplies of all dracripti ins of grain cmtinue moderate, at the same time are ample to meet the present restricted demand. The vales of wheat underwent no change, and Monday's rates were supported in the tew sales mad.. Barley firm, and tending upward,. Oats were fully es dear, but demand was languid. Beans and peas steady, at former prices. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM APRIL 2 TO APRIL 4. Qrs. Relish. Beoteh. Iris& IPII 8ar1ey......... saa 16 2100 Osta. lt2) I 550 7540 1420 , 1910 lad; and Sarni. MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. SVOAL—The market will close to-morrow, and re-open on Wednesday next. 200 hogsheads of Portn Rioo, of the new crop, sold in pea le pale at full prkes 34.. to 395. ; a part or ly of the 1,300 hozes of Havannab 4ff.red found buyers : brown. 30s to 31..61. The refined market steady: brown lumps, 42..; grocery, 43,. to 48s. 6d. COITAL—The public sales are progressing at yesterday'. pries. Toss..—The sales are going off heavily and the importers are buying in largely. SAL TTTTTT .-1,000 bags of tine were offered in public sale, and bought in at fall prices, 28s. 6d.; a few lots refrac tion 1 at 295, BPlolll.—Popper, nutmegs, and cloves sold at previous rates. Amt.—This article continues dull of sale. Rum —Prices are supported, with a liml ed badness. Corrow.-1,000 bales s)ld yesterday on 'Change at very dl prices. Tinaiselly.hladras at Rd. la other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY The tallow market is quiet. Tbe coariainital demand continues. Towa tallow is quoted 465. ; Patershurg Y.C. on the spot, 481. ; May and June, 48a.; Oct..to Deo., 495. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. —-- - - Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that they is more doing in hope, and that ounsamers are very short of stock. and also that the supply on hand is less than for the lint 30 COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Walls End Helton, 22e 61.; Walls Bud South Hartle pool, 22e. 34.; Walls Bad Tom, 22e. Bd.-68 frisk skips at market. REDUCTION OF POSTAGE UPON LETTERS ADDRESSED TO THE BALTIC FLEET —GENERAL POET-OFFICE, APRIL. 1855.—Mails for the British fleet in the Baltic will be made up on the departure of shine of war or other vessels in the service of her Majesty. Letters will also be rent by the route of Kiel or Dantsig in the Prussian mails despatched daily via Ostend. The Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury have been pleased, by w t, to direct that the correspondence of the Baltic fleet shall be placed upon the same general footing as the correspondence of her Majesty's forces in the Black See. The letters, therefore, of commis sioned, non-commissioned, or warrant officers, as well es those of soldiers and seamen, lbrwarded via Kiel or Dant nig, will be liable to • combined British and foreign rate of postage of 81. when not ezckeding a quarter of an °newt, ed. when ezceedieg • quarter and not exceeding half an ounce, and so on, increasing 3d. fur every quarter of an ounce. The same rate of 3d. per quarter of an ounce will be ebugeable upon the letters of commissioned or warrant officers, conveyed by Queen's ships or transports, but the letters of soldiers and seamen may be sent by those verde at the reduced rate of Id., when not exceeding half an ounce in weight. In all cases, the postage must be paid in advance, or the letters will not be forwarded. Newspapers cannot be sent by the route of Kiel or Dant sic, because the arrangement' of the Premien and Danish post-offices do not allow of the foreign postage to which those newspapers would be liable, being collected in the United Kinrdom. Thep would, therefore, be detained at Kiel or Dantsio until that postage was paid. By vessels of war, however, or transports, newspapers will be forwarded to the Baltic fleet without any charge.—BOWLAISD HILL. Ste. ROYAL COLLEGE OP PHYSICIANS.—AT the Wad quarterly meeting of the oomitia majors, held on Monday, April 2, the following gentlemen, having undergone the aeeeswy examinations for diploma, were admitted mem bers of the College :—Dr. Bosley, Laasdown-place, Bruns wick-square; Dr. Sandenoe, Albion-street, Hyde-park; Dr. Mackenzie, Chester-place, Hydepark.gardens ; Dr. Marcel, Chapel-street Belgray..square ; Dr. Semple, Tor thigtonequare. Also Dr. Eager, Liverpool. was admitted an eater licentiate. At the same comitia. Dr. Billing, Dr. Nairn*, Dr. Jeaffreson, and Dr. Owen Rees, were chosen • ROYAL COLLEGE OE SURGEONS.—The following members of the college, baring undergone the necessary enaminations, were admitted licentiates des midwifery at the meeting of the board on the 3til init. :—Mesirs. John Mesabi, Plensauals, diploma of membership dated Novem ber 18, 1863; William Henry 13 , ere, Banbury, December 18. 1864 ; Edward Charles Garland, Bath, February 23, 1866 ; Robert George Hardwick, Le-ds, January 8, 1866; William Hugh Aldersey, Puekendge, Harts, March 2, 1866; Robert Bray Sweeting. Reading, Berke, March 9, 1866; William Hall, Leeds, March 18, 1856; CMG vi e w er . Newtca Heath, Manchester, March 18, 1856; John Nettleton Teny, Bradford, Yorkshire, March 28, 1865; Hanson Heron. Hull, March 28, 1866; Willies* Dale, Kirby Moorside, Yorkshire, March 30, 1866; William H enr y Powell, Roes, Herefordshire , March 30, 1865 ; Richard Stains; Davey, Weimer, .JanualyB, 1856 • Pe ter O'Connell, Waterford, December 8, 1361 • and ih oos Indial" sheruitopreme L y M ai .3l : B 6hoig T o i cs ' un ir e ield ." 7. ll 7 o6 7 thwthe C" P e l tak T D : P f eke — jan ' otto D A fy ne ceeareali ofa b ba s caleratioar m r iad i B ge t no , tat lB4 ppereau 4 :::::: th: : : : vermin of Christ's Hospital was held yesterday. His was merely for the &dairies' of children who have obtained woe trassered. It is expected that a special run will the enmities as the alto of the BositieL lle 111 N 112 U 9 li I Ite IT 4 II IS 14 Ui id 16 61 61 • •N i S 4( eti 4 lei M