The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-29 00:00:00

, . / 0 1 X 33 rt%% No. 2,685.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 29, 1855. [THREEPENCE. THE ASYLUM LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE,' Is.olnaisiumes. Islaillard lOW ir• Melly sae blereeei Um. et lime me Weed, ter Ow% Mr& aid Noll Its WY mat a l l nril distahigik lebdi ka . them bre se Tabbed* mesa Prapeeeeerk rrgW Mwry te OP 13111. Itribet Dineen. ART -UNION of LONDON 07 R O l ll Chszj i t Measles's West /or thous... ma uko Polio ivory hahrsiber Of Ow Gill V Imo. Wien the themes it aOw ea bmpaeliem al a Plate 4/ "" A 11/ MS PAM; by j. T. 11111wea AAA. dee J. J. Chi ILL. mei semis Velem of Illety limmeatimas et Ryon% .Chele IliesiiP The yob* ere = i t dellemy, me the velum =We sum A /is alias. lab ial hoterhey mase. Slit hemml. 011011133 ooriwnt, i Ilesesery isms POGOCK, 1 esersearies. 444. Wad U. DR. DE JONOWS LIGHT BROWN COD LIVES OlL—Pure. eueleltereted, el the Suet galley, tree nomesse Wear er day Olememi, rad rd seed separier paw eall elbasy. 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THR DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING PAM, prise 3.1. 111,140111= 1 leena. adnianot f 1 110111Wirell sad al semi la We alma mid isles of tte moral itews—la Uill SIN if tts law weft sad la tba varied neretatile and iettuaental adonis. ties eilaind la lbs do, railway, mad taranory artistes—We papw 1111 =t001111.1MOND1.179 AT rag BEAT OT WAIL 11l 11011113 ON NEWS la MUMMA AND MANTIAL. Aa eidlonsiy early report al dipples fa the Imam Oise is sap pliM lo It by every Overload NSA rid It esellano ONLY DULY MUM MOUT, tab Ibt et plow MU ff • OIMINUTII liberties bliessiga. end illseablempr by awe dm slaty yews Um no it lie enblwaltaftillit piper kr. lig wailiariney sod arty slievel In Imer s *NNW al M an Warne le say. lb w .ini Weary baditellir sr meow im the en la, aosienestriet„ NA. U musky be ezperassed to sllalap p by maim pab pen at a redoes' prime, the lialter a% ea appliiiitles. largish the amnie el ante sena reedy to trapply tt. at MU. pig (parlor. paid la shear by Pesscalie cedar. MILT NEWS FORWARDEDtothe COUNTRY IMMO POST, st Ifs. Id. pot 4= 4 12 missals, 111111)DOIL. to, I.7pper Allisay-st., Boot isd Ilan WM. TIAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, tem 8 sm. vain 3 lhan st Is. re yrs; mow lowa Of SMUT, at Ica par say, at 19s. eL w arztat ;by Ur. WALThii. POW Ass; 116, L' NEWS LENT TO READ, in London l , g M. per quarter.—RlNTby 110114/110 MA all ha tjtZlt , . 4. 1:00.011.. Id. pot v.-11. ADAMS. 11. Pei Viegalklif. Vinie API& bAYSWATRE.--DAILT NEWS LENT TO .10 MD; supplied be Ws arsafay by amiss sust, at MAL rar ven. use,tea__minas% U. Dabalea. awn... West ssiat. DUBLIN, MAzoz 28. Sentence of death was prononiced yesterday, at the Nenagh Anises, on Daniel Hogan and Timothy Ryan, convicted of the murder of Denis Mulloney ; the execution to take place on the 2nd of May. The trial of the singular legitimacy question was resumed yesterday at Cork Assizes, and is not ex pected to terminate until this evening. Jul pettlYboi. Now sad le bed who th : Q. W Pak too THE SCIENCE el LIFE i t = How to Live sad .R. Met to Live r : hilt oath fee Dish Ithima. sod eatt-Itoomeueart ; toesetor tolth Irtnelless ter eptertai Moak les- rodtea=roesoulhisleaurotalsy Mrs= 10111•01/1 1 1 . tatara - 060 1.414111 MI LWa tA IN1114 with MOW IS the Ito et the Jiltoratrrs th 0111 et Mee Phls el4 = o.s _ mo p sestlter of tr am im=l i p t rer s amoremo arelopo Vie Ilto wises abettlero so- =ld Is la MB Pas &imam wittit Ina to their mow" end the nem to le Whale: Kr, Petereetthotew ; lisirst. et. 0 11104402001 . noth. th. : one all beelmelow THE CHURCH. Lord Poltimors has presented the Bev. W. Buller, M A., Incumbent of Trinity Clisrdh Derabeater, to the Rectory of Hemingtoiroust.Hardisgers, sear Bath. The Rey. Sir Frederick dere Ouseiey, Bart., has been appointed Precentor of Hereford Cathedral. The Archdeacoury of Berkshire, memiered moat by the meignation of the Venerable E. Berssa, M.A., has bees conferred epos the Rev. Jima Ruda, M.A., Rector of Binfleld. The Incumbency of St. Joke'. Church, Clapham, ren dered meant by the death of the Rey. William Jewett, M.A., has been conferred on the Rev. Lewis Wilma Heath, M.A., late Curate of Clapham ; patron. the Rev. W. H. Wentworth A. Bowyer, M.A., Rector. ItoTAL Costae, ow Baailiollll.—The Mowing "'atlases, hawk( umdmene Imosisaig comnimatiens for the diploma, won aims mesa= el the college at the meeting of the court of ezaroinrs on the Mitt Jest.— Messrs. Alexander Robert Kilroy, Army ; Sbast Houltoa Hopson. Army• Thomas Pridgin Teals, LomMt Jib. Nee- Setae Terry, Bradford, Tor re ; Ikea Onles, Honourable But India Company's &Mee; OloSSlmpber Wawa., Army; Hanson Eidson, Hall; Howlemin Heeke, Honourable Bast India Company's Service, Beggs'; Lams Manton, Bitten, near Bristol ; Claude Clarke Claremost, Camden-town; Joseph Clement, Gateshead; William Michell Trost:ail, Army ; and George Nelson Collyas, Dulverton, Somerset. PLURALISM FORBIDDEN.—Tito Bishop of Win shwas has just prohibited a Southampton clergyman from holding a parochial cure la consequence of his being ap pointed chaplain to the gaol and poorhouse of that town. BITICIDit Or A CLERGYMAN AT CANTIRIURY.— CANTINJUILY, WIDNIIIDLY B•11111110.—A palatal MOW tial was created this musing in the parish of Hely CNN, Westgate, la this 'By. by the &Norm that the re spected clear, the Bor. John Pashey Francis, had 'com mitted solids by alwastlag is his study. Isonzo that the rev. gentlemcm (who was ass if tits old sad was &sot liked by his posibissof boa Nos is o do: apsodlog oar far suss ems peek amt was molls to Mood to his *gild Miss; lino woe sot as rassisot ruses foe oggssittg IMO iswoossar that kr= tomtits of wog *MI balm lima The was bests, %kw d *Ms East ag:7 l Ids 7Wth year, braise mu ito Amp Oswo, West. los. with*, issmobmv all. PAWN far the bog saw ago row • mossoris jury hos /cued a ver bs' ghat . 4 the lassoni co:amitted the laSolgtabls ass while sastallY WNW MUSIC. NEW PHILHARYONIC SOCIETY. The mooed smart, loot eves' , was is aid of the hada of St. Mogi lloopital. It eMeieai of the follow in pima : Fun I. Mimi= boa "Ilio of Mime DNITINses. Allia —°l62 a 1101 1 4" Draomfa Aro M k: Osemile D Liam Darr = P A attlo. 0 Van of Plotootte la: T IL Welter. C. Z. Horsley. "Gime rr vllmiiii llaulais-106111ek Well% Heir gad Hes& Reit mai Stmege—"astienorriere maim. Ams Miss Wea We nbeer. Oveetems—" illeße ltalseelthM il er. Z . * • This was, spas the whole, a Ise selection ; and also upon the whole eseelkatly performed. Beethoven's over ture to Corioleans has bees seldom heard in this country. It was verities for a German tragedy on the some subject as illtakspeare's M ay, and is a striking oossposition, fall of melancholy grindesr. The selection from Beethoven's " Rains of Athens" comprised the therms, "Daughter of mighty Jove ;" the dust of Greek slaves, which was snug by Stabiles& and Mr. Hamilton Brehm ; and the wild and °Hemel " Charms of Dervishes." We have hoard these pieces givers with greater effect. The pathos of the dart did not seem to be felt by the singers, aad the aliens of Dervishes wee rattled thisiso sapidly that its die imi = oug ar, wee most teiltairahly played by Mr. Lindsay Sloper, who is one of the most acoomplished pianists of the day. His tone was full and resonant; his execution clear, inn, and articulate ; and his style animated and expressive. To hear so beautiful a work performed in 21 a manner so masterly was indeed a high pleasure. Nothing s wore unsuitable to Madame Tbillon could possibly have been chosen than Mozart's " Non tamer." This florid, ne dashing singer, is quite at boas in the mune of the modern so French opera ; bat Mozart is quite oat of her way. If she did as sot sing it well, therefore, it was not at all surprising. The floe at. obligati) aooompasiment was exceedingly well played by Mr. ill Unbar; but,veriabsardly, there were orchestral parts played ri. l along with it. This was quite contrary to the composer's is intention, which was that this air &koala be accompanied on at. the pianoforte slow. The pianoforte obligate pert is coup plate in Weir, sad say addition only spoils it. Beinlmppmes orsinstsnl chef drawers, the Symphony C 10 IMMOPIrt Polehenand in a MUM} which did great boson, Lt . 11, the nomdesben sad the orchestra. The tempi of the at , difiermat emeeements were taken with grist judgment ; allsalles was paid to all the nuances of expression at. ma Abet ; and the power, grandeur, beauty, R. and piano of this matchless work were folly dove- 01 -.. Mendelssohn's charming part.soag was sung with ri paniworeitity sorrecineu, and encored; but its e ff ect la Wild JIM WM still better had one-half or one-third of the id vines Dna auployed. Such music demands slightness and at. &nosy which unmet be obtained from so great a multitude. 19 Mr. Horsley's "Comas" is a work of mush merit ; but he has lid weed, we think, la treating musically passages never in- s e tended for music. Miss Stabbach delivered the lug recitative et. " This way the noise was," extremely well; but this fine monologue was meant to be spoken, not sung ; and no note. of a singer, in poetry of this kind, will ever equal, either in beauty or expression, the simple melody of speech. The air, v . " Sweet Echo," is remarkable for its ingenious and fanciful as instrumeatation; but we minuet help preferring the famous eo old air of Dr. Arne. The March of Comas and his crew of 'swollen is full of character, and had great effect. it. Weber's *auntie*, "The Ruler of the Spirits," formed the ululation of a very excellent concert. at. LIVERPOOL ELECTION. for and RETURN OF THE LIBERAL CANDIDATE. so LIVERPOOL, WID/118DAY. E The interest attaching to the present election is unabated, though it will net bear comparison with previous so elections. The ruppression of banters and music, in con- St sequence of the recent act of parliament in that behalf, hu le had the effect, happily, of diminishing that patty warfare which was invariably evinced at all contests. Beyond the e t mere bills which denote the carriage apportioned for the ease $s of the willing voter—and which appear only at one spot U upon the vehicle—with the words " Bonham for ever," or 00 Blurt, our townsman," added to the tempocary build- 1%. lags erected as ponies-plum, so outward appeasers Gould to impart to the stranger an idea that a parliamentary elution was really going on. 10 The liberal candidate took the lead from the very eau- 10 toeseeniest of the polling. By 1 p.m. he had a majority of lit 1,600 over his opponent . At the close of the poll the non ben were 10 Eau! Boehm Bt Majority for Bwart Shortly attar the declaration of the poll, an WIDOW* gathering et the public tack place at Clayton-hall, Clayton- square, to congratulate Mr. Ewers on hie election. The meeting was most enthasiesta, and the reception of the newly-elected member was mat gratifying. Mr. George Maxwell wee the first to appear in the beloocy. The crowd being so large, an open air meeting wee adopted. Mr. Ewen addressed the meeting, mad thanked his constituents for the honour they bad *atoned on him. Mr. B. Glad acne followed. The meeting was mat enthusiaMM throughout. rATION OF WILTON. SALISBURY, WIDNISDAT NIoMT. The election of a member to represent the borough of Wilton, in the room of Mr. a'Coort, who has besa appointed special commissioner of property and income tat in Ireland, took place at noon to-day, in the Town-hall. The attendanee was not targe t sad the proceedings passed off without the slightest 'Way of elostieseering emits meat. The usual formalities binds, boa °beloved, E. Hi:mares, jan iai llie tie eireagietrates, proposed Edmund 'sq., of as his samessor. Be also OM mums by Mr. Sidney Herbert, is retiring tom Me :ffiessomment of Lord Palmerston, on the peemd Mat Mefsbaslspol inquiry is partial in its simasese, sod samosa lie kid that Mr. Herbert's modest bed boss greatly misamdeseind through _ _ out the conatry. The }mosaics was mauled by RIORAID Humor, Esq., one of the magistettes of the city of Salisbury, who gave expression to similar sentiment,. In the absence of any other candidate, the MAYOI, who presided, declared Mr. Astrobas duly elected. Bottum ANTROIiVs, Esq., then addressed the electors for surly three-etharters of en boar, but the purport of his address may be briefly stated. He aid a deserving tribute to the courage of our army, bat said he objected to the in quiry now ping forward because justice could not be done to ell parties. He was for punishing those with whom the blame of mismanagement lay, but he thought the onus could net be thrown upon the authorities at home. He folly agreed with Mr. S. Herbert that • commission should have been appointed to institute ioquiries on the spot. end both isomers and accused would thus have been ezensined. The subject of the grant to Marmot's had been much pressed upon him in the course of his outran, and he had been repeatedly asked if he was prepared to vote against its coatinuanes. Although, whilst he represented Surrey, he voted against the grant and opposed the bill of the late &r R. Peel - for makiog it permanent, he was not now prepared to vote for its withdrawal. If the pant were withdrawn , we oopht sot to allow Roman catholic members to sit is the House of Commons or to permit chaplains of the suns per suasion to scoompany oar army. He was in favour of the abolition of church-rates, u he believed that the hostile feeling they produced between &Neaten and church men was productive of evil, and also Inoue the latter could afford to support their own church. He was, however, a member of the established church, and should be glad to see the religion of that church the only one existing in this country, which could only be art complished by the church adopting a liberal line of policy, which would make her beloved by all. He advocated an extension of the franchise, cad hoped to see a great improve ment la educatioo. For his own he should like to see a sound scriptural education es the bras of say national sycer, but as it was impossible to asfine it to any particu lar denomination, he thought we must have recourse to a secular system, leaving the task of religious instructioa to parties of different sects and dames. He was in favour of seal tag reform, but thought there was at peseta too great • tendency to centralisatioe. The question of free trade and protection had scarcely been touched upon during his census. He once held opinions different to those he was now prepared to advocate. Hu now thought that the past system could not spin be adopted. He believed the interests of the agriculturists would be best promoted by a more general system of leases, which would also lead to an increased employment of lab our. He defended the conduct of Mr. Sidney Herbert, denied being the nominee of that gentleman, end concluded by usaring the electors that he would faithfully fulfil all the premises he had made. A vote of thanks to the Mayor terminated the pet medlar. RE2IIIBIIITATION OF billitYLEßONE.—liest oven- Lag a dianer of the liberal electors of Ilarylebose took plies at the Frassiehea' Tavern, in eelebration of the return Si Ludt Ilirfaiten. About seventy gentlemen were protest. INN Z the eZit=spiad the chair, sad Sir B. Hall waa grudiratood that Mr. Price, who acoepted the Chiltern Ineja,4s a few days ego, care Magill to the electors Si elaggssie ro-electien, the centred in which he bees been giegiessi bevies 'bead, and e o It. dis qualifying esollibne bobs a." JeCirr Oren t iV . • a ct seemed there will be see onesitlos °lmo to las re. .b SHARE LIST& Byzerura. The railway share market to-day was prejudiced by the decline in Consols, and by the character of the settling (the details of which are given under the heed of money market.") Towards the ebbe mon steadiness was apparent, but the final quotations were in many oases to per cent. lower than those of yesterday. London and North Western stook shows chief weakuesa THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocw. The railway share market today is generally steady, but with very little business going forward beyond that connected with the settling. London and North-Wester, stock has recovered to 99t to 1001 for the new account. Great Westerns qu o te 65 to 1; Midland, 691 to 70; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 76 to e ex div. ; Great Northern', 211 to 22/ ex div. • Caledonians, 311 to 321; and South-Eastern., 181:to 1. French shares are a shade lower. 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'4 If $ The following ars this day's sales for the mount : ORDINANT SHAM AND STOCKS. Caloicaloa, Nit Chester sal MONA, IS Ire j; Eastern C. use. 114; West Wietara. IN; lallatabk• eed Y07101 71771 k 16 1 i; bath Cush I* i; Loudon sad Nart&Wea ro°,drilligraeoadis aad Ileuls.Weelsra, 631 t; Iltdlaad, 70; tioatMadbas, 621 1 1 ; DiadiAM L llll. (tia ra* We et Oseole, amSttoa sad Tomato Owed by tin O Westin of Omada), 191. Illarworlaa Track Prof.. 114. Boyd lhatliatt, 11. Bamboo aad 11147"111 1. 3COM Loaltaataa. 1. oseosiasMa ro loitee Idiabous, 64 to 1. Aostaallat Agricultural. 811 301; *plat Palace, 11. SUDDEN DEATH OF A LIVERPOOL MERCHANT. — Mr. William Bichardsos, a large within manufacturer, realities in Merton-row Bootle, near Liverpool, and who has extensive works in Leeds-street, Liverpool, while in the Exchange news-rocea of that towa year.. rday forenoon, reading some news on one of the pillars, suddenly fell oa the floor and almost lamtaafaseously expired. Disease of the heart is stated to be the sum THE PosTmasynt-OaszaaL has just pad a fifth part of the life asearadoe &mai premium of every Post oaths medal in the kingdom who has insured his life. POOR LAW INQUIIT IN ST. PANCRAL-111 aomMd aims with the terms of the letter of the Poor-law Board, ad dressed to the authorities of St. Panels', and published in the Daily Naos of yesterday, Mr. Hall, one of the Poor-law inspector', paid ma °Sethi visit to the casual or rewiring wards of St Pancras Workhouse, the alleged filthy con dition of which, as well is of the infant wards, has been se frequently brought under the notice of the board by an te nets named luau. Mr. Hall wee accompanied in his in sysedea of the wards by several of the directors, with whoa he eswbealloi the mow Ream Juan. Aa eiebi awed so doubt, be bode la a few days. The iwereebe ex poses& 4 Lo sa l uasilsi dloopprobasioa of the yeasilak of yose silk the imosalo—s mosk b Via= fki avOe iOLAISICIPS.—OXFOID, MAK= 31,--Mr. Merles Edward Oakley, deaf of Z:= Odle" was this everting elected to the mast wiwiersidp, sad Yr. 8. C. Beemeet, EA., Mint of Oboist Obusekoras ebbed to Ike summit mahesooliesi wised* es this fewandes. ILA Oakley Ink a mewed elms ia eludes, sad MA Bowe s* a fine ebb fa =Mb*. sidle sad a mead elms Is &miss. The latter imam= wee elbow estesday bet, &Wed to the ender saiversity astbeentisalseideeship. 01111 NORIOXIEN BAILWAL—RetaeII d bale be weekiedVek 18,106 :--Pasousgeos, meek sieges, ham, inee, LIM h. PLA sad Wand% 41, ma .13A OL • abb. Nu Us. 10L— Told, MOM 144. id. (Soirreepealkei week, UK 17,152 L 14a. 6d. EIARBRI AND MEUSE BAILWAT.—TTSSO for week maw _Mosel 24,111 K 1,2101. lb. 6d. Cirroppeadiag week, INO, Mi. IP& N. MN open, ink 0 ; IC Ki;i 1 ; 5,000 144. D,OOO 10 0,000 SO 0,000 1 SAN 50 GAO 10 S 5 UR 5 0 IL, SO 1 • 1 40 Kotie. Ut. fob U 2 30 IS, 1 1 4 05 . 1 1 SOS 1 44.01 1 *KO 1 1 500.005 10.440 S 4 MAO • OAP 1 15,40040 WM 15 lAN 30 Am 1 sisso 10 41.174 20.2.1 74,050 1 NOM 1 le die MONEY MARKET. WIDNISDAT EVININO. The English stock market showed renewed flatness this morning, and at one time a decline of I per cent. was established ; but a rally took place in the after noon, and the closing quotations were only per cent. lower than those of yesterday. Sales of stook con tinue to be made by the government broker, and money thus remains in demand in the Stock Ex change at 3to 31 per cent. In the discount market, however, great ease prevails, and accommodation can be obtained on first class paper at 41 per cent. The recovery of the afternoon was chiefly attributable to a report that the Finance Committee of the Bank of England have recommended a redaction in the rate of dis- count. The tendency of the money market is evi dently in this favourable direction, but it remains to be seen whether the Directors will deem it advisable to await the result of the momentous deliberations now pending at Vienna before they take a decided step. The belief entertained that the Allies, at the instance of Austria, have consented to waive the dis- mantling of Sebattopol, is regarded as, to a certain extent, favourable to the chances of peace; but a brief adjournment of the Congress appears in some quarters to be considered probable, with a view to give the Russian government opportunity to consider the conditions which are insisted upon by the Allies with reference to the maritime command of the Black Sea. At Paris to-day the French funds closed a trifle higher than yesterday. The other continental stock markets continue steady, but very inanimate. Consols for the 11th of April opened at 921 to 1, advanced to 921, receded to 921 to j, rose to 93 to 1, and closed at 921 to 93. For money the closing quotation was 921 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Tree per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, / ; ditto, for account, 11th April, 921, :, 1, 93. Bank Stock, for account, 214. India Bonds, 13s. prem. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 6a. to 9s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 991 to 1. Foreign stacks met with more linguae, but the variation in price was mainly confined to Turkish, which, after declining to 791 to i, owing to a full supply of stock, closed at 80 to 1. The " contango " lon this stock for the new account of the 16th April was 1 to 1 per cent., but this includes income tax on the dividend due the 10th April. Sardinian Bonds remain firm. Venezuelan continue to meet with speculative inquiry. The corn market to-day war dull, at the slight re duction established on Monday. The Retriever, from the west coast of Africa which has just arrived, has 3,000 ounces of gold on freight, worth about 11,0001. The Madrid has taken out about 70,377!. to the Peninsula, 32,1371. of which is for Lisbon, and 38,2401. for Cadiz. The Admiralty have ordered the following vessels to be surveyed, previous to engaging them as store ships at various places—viz., the Lelia, to be sta tioned at the Bahamas ; the Berbice, at Barbadoes; the Gleam, at Cape Coast Castle ; the Emma, at Simon's Town, Cape of Good Hope; the John King, at Algoa Bay, Cape of Good Hope; the Osprey, at Corfu; the Blonde, at Gambia; the Electric, at Gib raltar; the Elizabeth Moore, at Halifax; the Age norm, at Honduras ; and the Caroline Elizabeth, at Trincomalee. It appears from the Paris advice, that a bill has been presented to the legislative body authorising the inscription in the great book of the public debt of 'Four-a-Half par Contend Threrper Gut. Rents. td the amount of 9,541,615 francs, or about 381,6004 over and above the late loan of ten mil lions sterling. The explanation of this is as follows : After accepting in full all subscriptions representing 10 kenos of rente, it was found that the amount to be allotted to each party subscribing for a sum not exceeding 500 francs would be only 290 francs. It being thought more convenient to raise each of these allotments from 290 francs to the round num ber of 300 francs, the total amount of the loan becomes 509,541,615 francs. The outstanding transactions in the railway share market continue very limited in extent, but the " making . up" to-day shows that the balance of spe culation is in the direction of higher prices. The rates of "continuation" consequently advanced during the day. London and North Western stock is espe cially over-bought, and the "contango" at the close was as much as 1 per cent. On Midland and Lan cashire and Yorkshire stocks the dealers were givers of 1 "contango." Great Western stock continues about " even " whilst Caledonians commanded 1-16, and South Easterns 1-16 to k" continuation." The latter were fully supplied. Annexed is our usual statement of the rates at which the "carrying over" has been generally conducted : Great Western -16 backwardation to 1-16 contango. London and North Western -16 to 3-18 fronting° Midland -16 to 3-16 ditto. Lancashire and Yorkshire 1 to 1 ditto. Borers l-32 to 3.32 ditto. Great Northern§ -32 to 3-32 ditto. Berwick. 1.32 to 1-16 ditto. York and North Midland Caledonians Land and bank stocks were steady to-day. The Canada Company's shares were not affected in price by today's meeting. The Electric Telegraph Com pany's shares were weaker. Crystal Palace shares have advanced to 31 to st. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 1011; General Screw Steam, at 15/ to 16; Peninsular and Oriental, at 57; and Penn sylvania Central Railroad first mortgage bonds, at 89. Annexed are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and ether miscellaneous shares, u given in the Stock Exchange Liat :—lnsuranoe shares: Alliance Marine, 361; Alliance British and Foreign, 16 ; Atlas,l9; Church of England, 31 ; City of Lon don, 21; British Commercial, 7; Crown, 171, 1; Eagle 61, 61, 1 ;Equity and Law, 51; English and Scottish Law Life, 41; General,sl ; Globe, 1221, 123 ; Guardian. 641 ; Indemnity Marine, 651, 68 ; Impe rial Life,lBl ; Law Fire, 41; Law Life, 66; London, 291; London and Provincial Law, 21, 1 ; Legal and General Life, 51; Medical, Invalid, and General Life, 31 ; Minerva, 51; National Provincial Life, 11; ditto, Fire, 11; New Equitable, 1; Provident Life, 39 ; Profes si onal Life, 1; Pall adium Life, 31, 3 ; Rock Life, 71, 1 ; Union, 250, 265 ; Victoria Life, 51. Canal shares: Brecknock and Abergavenny, 60; Birmingham,9lrby, 84 ; Coventry, 209; Grand Junction, 50, 4 91, 611, 491; ditto Guaranteed 8 per cent., 13; Gran Surrey, 48; Grand Union, 121; Leicester, 59; Leicester and Northampton, 281; Loughborough, 575 ; Macclesfield, 511; Meath, 150 ; Oxford, 107 ex div. • Sta ff ord and Worcester, 425; Stourbridge, 286; Peak Forest, 88; Regent's, 151; Rochdale, 80; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 28; Warwick and Birmingham, 20; Warwick and Napton, 10; Worcester and Birmingham, 25, 24. Gas and Coke Companies: Bntish Provincial, 20; Brighton, 14; Equitable, 291; Great Central; 111; Imperial, 102 ; ditto New, 161; London Par liamentary Preference, 25; Pilau= 2s' ex div.; Ratcliff, 70; United General, 20 ; We stminster Char tered, 391; Surrey Consumers', 11. Waterworks stocks : East London, 1001 ex div. ; Grand Junction, 681; new ditto, 22; Southwark and Vauxhall, 891; West Middlesex, 90 ; new ditto, 16; Bent, 781; New River Company, 55 ; Berlin, 41. Bridge Companies : Hungerford, 12 ; Waterloo, 31 ; ditto Old Anna. of 81., 30 ; new ditto, of 71., 271; Vauxhall, 23. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. Although the Bank of England Directors, at thei weekly meeting to-day, have made no alteration is the rate of disoount, the English funds have shown mush firmness, and prices are now quoted k per mat. higher than they closed yesterday. Consols for the 11th of April were quoted daring a portion of the morning, 921 to 93, bat have sinoe advanoed to 93 to 1. For money the present quo t at i on i s 921 to 93. India Stock has been dealt in at 226 ; Bank Steck i for account, at 2141 to 216; Exchequer Bonds, at 991 to # ; Exchequer Bills, at 6e. t o 9 6 . prem.; and India Bonds, at 10s. to 13e. prom. Busi. nese is also recorded in t he New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 80. .. Foreign stooks continue well supported. Turkish is quoted 801 to I ; Mexican, 201 to 21; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 1; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Spanish Old Three per Cents, have been dealt in at 37 ; Portuguese Four per Cents. (ex all overdue Coupons) at 394 ; Granada Active at 16/ ; Buenos Ayrean at 334; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents. at 02} to 63; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs. at sq. WEDIMIDAT Erasing. The market for home mining stocks is apparently becoming a little more active. The inquiries to-day have been principally for shares in South Caradon t Alfred Consols, Wheal Edward, Cubert United, and Yale of Towy, with no material alteration in pewee. The gold mining shares continue out of favour. Santiago and United Mexican shares improved, the former closing at 61 to 6h and the latter at 6 to 81. Lusitanian mining shares continue to meet with inquiry. Imperial Brazilian, on the other hand, were flatter. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. There is still no feature in the gold mining share market. Aria Fria shares are quoted 7-16 to 9.16; Nouveau Monde, 3-16 to ; Colonial Gold, 5-16 to 7-16; aid Great Nugget Vein, to i—all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 304 to 311; Peel River, 2 1 to 3; North British Atte tralasian, dia. to par; and Scottish Australian Investment, a to 1 prem. Imperial Brazilian shares have been dealt in at 2/1 Australian Mining at 11; Luaitanian at per; Santiago at 61 to 6}; and United Mexican at 61 to 61. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LASE.-THIS DAY. SUGAIL—The ..all public sales of sugar have gone of steadily, at full prices. fined remains unaltered; brown lamps, 42a. ; grocery, 435. to 48r. COPPEB.—The large public sales are progressing with a fair demand, at full prim. Native Ceylon quoted dull at `471. 6d. TEA.—The trade omilinus to buy what their immediate wants require, and prices are unaltered. Corrox —The large public sales went off heavily, at a decline of ed. to 6d. per lb.; Tinnivelly, 311. to 36d. ; Domingo, 46d. to 411 d. per lb. ; Surat, 364. to 31d. per lb. Nwrantos.—Good sold in public sale at 2s. 6d. to 21. id. pa la lb. other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY The market is steady, with but little doing. Tows tallow is quoted 45e. 61. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 485.; May and June, 48s. 6d., sellers. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply larger, and trade heavy, excepting for the best green hays, which are in good demand. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 80s.; superior, 88s. to 98,.; interior, 50s. to MN.; rows., 60.. to 80s.; clover, 90s. to 1165.; second cut, 84 s. to 108 s. ; straw , 201 . [ to 28s. SOCIETY OF ARTS. Dr. W. H. Smith, of Philadelphia, read' last night before the society a paper " On the Utilisation of the Siege or Molten Mineral Products of Smelting Furnaces." Tee lecturer manateased by abjutiog to the anal &Gab tioo of slag, as "the Niue vitreous products of smolt*, furnaces." This only referred to one of its mat objecting able conditions. In order to be justly appreciated, slag must be• considered, first, in its molten state, as a fused mineral product, and then in the variety of the combine lions, forms, and general properties it may be made to assume under scien!ific treatment subsequently to its removal from the smelting furnace. Siege are interesting both in a scientific and in a cons ' mercial point of view. The scientific part of the question was disposed of very briefly by the lec turer. He observed that geologists. toiling amidst the vast laboratuy of nature, desirous to decipher the rocky hieroglyphics of consecutive ages, found it a difficult task to account for the varieties and seeming contradictions of the mineral kingdom. in the smelting furnace, however, he is able to reproduce those very formations, and thus to account for the contradictions. The commercial value of slag is evident from five considerations: 1 From the value of that class of rocks with which it is identical in its essential properties. Granite, feldspar, greenstone, clinkstone, asnygdaloid, lava, obsidian, 80., at. of primary importance. All these owe their origin to WON deep-seatad source of beat, and are composed of the same elements as the products of the smelting turnings fused by a similar igneous agency. The slag of the fur naces is composed principally of silica, lime, and alumina., and these very elements are the ingredients out of which nature has fsabioned and annealed nearly all the valuable building material of the universal kingdom. 2. From the regularity of the laws iavotved in the com position of slog, which afford us a sure guarantee that it ta possible to impart to it the same valuable properties by which igneous rocks are characterised. 3. From the advantages it possesses se an industrial pro duct, and especially from its superior fitness for architectural purposes, it can be cast as easily as iron itself, with the superior advantage of being susceptible of the admixture and blending, of colour so as to render it equal in brilliancy and colour to agate, malachite, and variegated marbles. It can be adapted to any variety of architectural design. 4. From the economy of production. In making bricks of slag, the raw material can less than nothing, tee iron master at present being obliged to pay for the expense of baring it thrown away. 7be process of making bricks from slag is as simple and cheap u that of making them from clay. The cost of making Vs's bricks from slag is only about half that of making them from clay. The lecturer thee went into long calculations of the cost of preparing the slag, the result of which gave favourable economical results. 5 From the abundance of its supply. The iron smelting works of Great Britain annually produce 6,000,000 to 10,000,000 tons of slag. If we add to this the amount yielded la the reduction of copper, lead, and other ores, thee apply will be found sufficient to create • new channel of prcdso tive industry almost equal in extent and importance to any that now occupies the productive industry of civilised na tions. Very little additional capital would be required in addition to that already vested in the smelting furnaces Daring the lecture various beautiful specimens of the ma nufacture were shown. They appeared to payees all the qualities of coloured marbles. A discussion taking place, Mr. Cameron corroborated the statements of the. lecturer by accountsof experiments performed by himself at. the iron works of Lady Chstlotte Guest. Mr. Davison, the manager of the Dowlaia Iron Works, confirmed the testimony of Mr. Cameron. lie drew parti -ular attention to the fact that it coat the iron masters 160,0001. per annum to throw away what he was convinced, by experiments of which he was cognisant, might be male by Dr. Smith's process an article of immense commercial value. Mr. Nesbitt, Professor Wilson, Messrs. May, Davis, Reid, and Austin made some remarks ; but not of sufficient importance to need repo: t. In fact, the whole meeting seemed sati,fied that Dr. Smith had pointed out the open ing to a vast field of commercial enterprise. DARING ROBBERY.--On Tuesday morning a daring robbery took place at Newton le-Willows, Lancashire. Mr. Loyd, a cattle dealer, laving at Newton-le -Willowy, wee on bit way to the Llvdt.o and North Western station at Newton -bridge, and was within a stone's throw of the bridge which carries the Manchester . and Liverpool Railway neer the road to Warrington, when he was seised by four tall, powerful men, dreesed like nay , Oae ' a hand 0.-- him mouth, another pinioned r - third tore away hie trousers reigns. The robbery was act of minutes, and the navvies, izto a stream which runs near beds th reatened to murder b' left film. He afterwards w situated on the bridge, and got a light (it was then soon they carried to the spot wt found a purse with a few a that the robbers had taken dropped, and also recovered I had got clear away, and no tt lathed. Mr. Loyd telegraph( Warrington an d Manchester, the men. He was going to tl daubs the man had waylaid kiwi*, that hi snak areiad gad about him . ICen;vries. Oa* put i hand twer red his arum behind, him, and the , ere pocket', containing 330 sows- , accomplished in lees than a cou ... es, after throwin , g_Mr. Loyd' • .." 1:-....„ seer the road amidst , 1.. -k ~,....:. er him if he raised any _Kilo. , ' v went up to the stationor7l 3 . . .- d with the aid of a rail ;„ 44 '7 -Oir: ~. on after sin the morn . ~. • " ~..,,„ rbere he had been rob , , ir s :P . !! !.:.‘'‘), i • sovereigns and some , . • r ' en from one of his ..." : A ir' s : , id his hat. The Yobbo" ti o trace of them has I , lllCkyte • ' , 74.4 f tphed to the police at Livl up oc ...;%1 ster, giving a good descriptio. • to the Liverpool market, aad as " k il l!' qt•r, •bf•P#llg a 11•64 , 1 1 i . 1 , I ' i, I i , 1 i 1, 11 • . , t di II • 14 2 $6 k- 1 1 U :I 4 11 111 Si II I 14 si en i 24/ lei i N i l a sii I 80 TO $ 8 BO all 10 all 2a. 111 all 111 10