The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-30 00:00:00

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AA withedvely early awl at Albin la the Wks Iwo is elp. Shit I* IS brim, °mimed NA aid esalatee TIM mu DAILY IMMO IMPORT. With Ilat dada& U MMOLUDIS ALL 011TMOKTI ADURTISKaIIifff. issaditip emd bewelh/wrilew b 1 we bob Wail peenbia rag et le endswiewelia, lede yaw Lie. by easelitaeory sat obi Yamad% ashamed be !cell a dander sig paallisa ma WNW te say. Ts eibrea vi = use. esbeillia a swat ea la the Idopkaa; at at eb* beslaWast. Lamb& NAL If Zbailwbe ampeibewelb ealaietse ems p.m by swift pat at a Masa peleAlbe pabblter WO. ea amanita*-land & the seem at ante mob only te empty it. at tae - ii pie etenter. paid abases by Faballis a. WALT NEWS FORWARDED to the 00UNTRY 5171011140 PO Ifs. Id. per v. puma Is sdiesse, INADDOL V p c ispt,BoakesDa W Min Arra. PALLY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 Gan. ism $ p.m., at i Is. per week; sql,11•1 own eay. mt PALLY ter SoL per u dz o :Zi . . 61. 1ri cr i tor WM AWN. 111. =T NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, d ik.p., eparter.-111111 . by MOWING alllAAX2ad. s. DO.. Mr. M. p qt.-11. ADAM. 11. Wiatekrese, OM API". MAYBWATEIL-DAILY NBWB LENT TO jj RIAD; mot to the oessvo by evade( poet, et MM. eirs=t, o ptel se. MEC; Grove.torreeo. Wet sowermat. AND CHESHIRE MECHANICS' INSTITUTIONS. --4-- The solaria theme institutions brought about a few rare ego by the eetablishseest of s spiny, settled the . tastitettesal Aseestatioe of Literary' Ng KeelieWes" Is atitetioss in Lowed** sad Cheshire, sew Wishe linty of these metal @shoals to the education nod foreseeteest of the worlds, clams. The committee et armsigsmest pre- ' seated their annual report to s meeting et delegates at • Manchester on Saveloy, boa which it appose that the vesioze institutions have sot, slue 1851, rushed • large &emission of members. Pone few had slightly howeeled, • , few had slightly declined, gad two had goose est These which had not increased ad these whisk bed dedised were institutions with the emalleet sobeieiptiook Moe of those shamed roily Osmoses per asedi he otenhewhip, tadadies the supply of hoshe,segeidael, and the alliatimase diem I wad with soh moan it was evident they mad sea c= l„. oosi of the pest west, hit we hi holies Ise bad hen s Mare s tad eine heir abesdesed--eves ia =ses beam bake Maeda with updvesel eucoses ; bat the " free lame boil reeved • greet woes; the books thaesest abseils hewn hselsgbess every where sought s itb soh avidity. We likeery sessidei of right bolos, of 4U edemas • mattes of isierstes hen Use various Meillatime was belles flesesday„ et witch the Bishop of Maseheeter was rum* sad, is aeliseededeig a vote of theaks se Ms, he opened high mislaid's - at mews is establishing Ms easeelaties. Ile ma he hit swathing Ulm awe that be was sealleg hi the getesmeal delegates Pram upwards of 10,000 mem is *le lest mosilmtaring district, united 'together fur the Medea of knowledge ashen themselves. This was • bright petit is the history of the maaafietariag mend et airmen end thaskful bore for the t M w ails asse—s pledge Met the wackier mesa was erases! to the arlisiesidea, es* the re eresibilidee thet lay we - him to MEW sad hls Mew ma. The mess haloes wee mit le well aniseed was that their tree use hed set bees rightly sallowest Melee but a Ant-rate sea wield be a geed leisure,. A Isetsre should be a hird'euye view of s se as to prepare a ale te read spas h ; and a merieirift sionadog up Ise the kids of *see who bed Nad a as that they *OW ese the Mein of their est reading lOWA his srP ran y MOO wastivbeed iedeg over Reek 'Mt *en the di*, they had se Willy and mallsedy roe wee In Our helm. Ilk James &Wiley, XL Themes Perky s sad sea patimes fesmSsaryblesAoM. woe mesa ▪ Ohs gesessimp. CAUSIUDOS thaancaudoes MEDALLIST& —The usimasslisnad pedants were yesterday declared eati tied OD die gaid mai sloes annually by the ebaneellot to tho two sawassalisi laarbehea et arm who, having obtained tho Egon a lootst optima id Wet. prove thensitiVfil the but peollaissts is dasaisal leassisir : 1 0. H.ae•At, Jaime. Gabes ; 2. W. O. lima M. Isba's College. The liattianitair was bt ytinlorday at Southamp ton thus MMil !MN known 611109 August last, which is a nal gismo alsa if Mao trastaar. Parboils money area alike, hats just been ellabildmia at Ba , ley. Holtdirdnidga, Holland, sad Yeaeloo, in Tosiddre, sad at Bran, in Liessisalure. • The Turin journals asuman that Victor Ern =MINI pressol Gkess Mil= at tbs eabaraa =lPl llaedlniss imps *eft imAlanst ig= active(' in Paris. As asan se the Pads a daily steampaskal smonnirstiss ba aul=tl batman Sessitamais MOM Tba Sosta-Wsilars Cast's eterros Wanks. aOW ani ass visial t ; SIIMa. or M I N pit Is that km C-- ... NAVAL AND MILITARY. The railway share market to-day was well • sup ported, although little business offend beyond that connected with the settlement of the acamat. Priem in some cases dosed rather higher than yesterday. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1855. SILLSII LIST& -4,- TIIIIIIDAY EVlOnge. ADMIRALTY, MARCH 29. nrruurraz.nrs.-.• Limitations J. Cartwright (1846), to the Orion 91, maw steamship of 600 hors, power, at Chatha m; 8. 8. Shipwith, to as Powerful, 84, for particular somas; T. W. Oliver (1864), to the Jams Watt, 91, screw stamnsida of 600-hors power, at Portsmouth; A. C. 1168wIdoile (11146), to the St. George 120, at Spit head; T. M. Campbell ( 1849 ), to tho' Nile, 91, screw steamship of bahoesa power, at Dmonport ; 8. T. Dickens ()846), to the Mame, 120, for particular service ; G. T. 8. !Wiathrop (1646). to the Waterl oo 120, flagship, at Sheer an.; and H.S. Hogue, to the Hastings, 60, screw stom ata at Portsmouth. Mate Hoe. H. C. Lasoollso, M the Hecate), 6, paddle- Wheel MGM sleep of 240-korso power at Woolwich. PORTSMOUTH, MARC. 29. The fleet at Spithead have been exercised for several days past is shifting thole berths, and ono or two NINO= bays boo s the resell, sot much da h rfh hew ==4ll6ll. Tr y Blaah•Les, 60 tM , screw , dt e r L e ib ; was In One lea kind Iraq by the James !Pfau, 91, WWI Mat de loses sot pa eat of harbour owing to Use disuse riskoliub eseugb. Tuesday is now understood to 116 belle day M fleet to will. Us Beak%d beau inked, vest out of /3 4 4 * talky. so 111 were MINI ban bee teals,, etialeyel is oota to le aL llelleiblino Militia, 630 drat, embarked today on i t: bead the llama, steamer, for pomp to Cede fur garrison to du then. Bb. ails with them I.OIIIIPMF MOW& The Dem, sailing ship, loft island Oil silessa with 10 80 artillery bones for the East. et r 4 NI k/ii Ico I au sillve all Olostsr sod Iletibsol all Disk sot Ilia— . 41 DollitisOl Donut JoiS. al Dull.M4.solabsed.l. ISO Lost it . tii:j" . all Dllsa Aal ktl II al LIMP ties 140 IlosieS Olio, ( sse A Do. Ole IL U. .ltd.) ISO Ds. abet D..... DS INK larembles . DO Main. malabiem an 111~ sr/ Podia . ISO Ilaleionth leale.Demise 100 illsolt Wotan WO Ds. 4 lb* ,••11 Do. D. kook DS Illsolbarl West. (brA) MO Weiss WO Da. ItatsVaDay MUDS all temossair sod Cattlato . 143 Ds. 4 De. Metre. 100 . toosedire sod UMW* SHEERNESS, Maim SO. Th. Pyladee, 21 cane , screw corvette, Captain u 11. Q. J. Mime:tart, bent sails ea Wednenday, sainted the itt. adoinorothei yesterday, at 9.40 sm.. and proceeded ender ILL seem poem egaaess a north-east wind (strong) for Ports. le am& r musicmiada, 5i0nd....... ...b.a rim.: .... :.. _ IS U TI 14 $7 _69 The eases and Crew of her Majesty's steamer Thom. wilds wes iillartqed at Odessa by the limasians, are ea bard her liefeety's ship Victory, at Portsmouth, wait */ fire mut seertial to be held ea the damn for the lose efthe ebip. The wart menial cannot be held until the arrival of i.e tithe mew, who was at the wheel when the Tiger west ea ahem, and who is wow os hie way to Eng lead. EOM of the Grew or came ere allowed to leave I di" pas TO II I$ TO 72 74 iii lii 69 la4ll iii ii 7 $ 7 pa $ 7 pm 16 161 97 7 99 1 111 991 1001 Pam=lL lbw ire all on WI pay, sad ban bum over dm, tliq sone bons. - - - From - beektearieme is the Chimeeoss lears that General Searietelead boom maesemimi in the memmaad of the brigade of Heavy Cavalry by Colonel Hodge, of the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Gaards, who had appointed Captain Parter of ems regiment his aide-de• csmp. Lord (1. Paree rui sesamaada the Light Cavalry. 'Hsi for the Commissariat Lend Transport enge and the waggon Wale whisk is to be attached Gael& siTto the Quartermemer-Clemerel's department, proceeds brirkly, already 1,200 driven having been enlisted, a laree somber of wham have embarked for the mat oilier, end the remainder are being drilled. • It appears from a parliamentary return published to-day, that there are in the army 5,053 full-pay acmunia dome, the toed regulation value of which is 8,068,636 L l il i" Ds. illvet Biding Union lLamilasei Iliretwall . ISO 11 4 111.0:e 100 =.= l :ortli Waters Il i ; 7 1 — l l i Ose — rma tisTry . .. .:..=.7. le DiallithjErtillia:j St. UM tali = SO 424 D. Sit ........- 40 34 O. ate.. . 23 _all Lcoiniseil I dis Mr 1 Ot dfs 111 . 14 .. le - 1 Ms 7 1 ei I, 111 14 • 11 601 70 41 411 t e rz De. filesis. lee De. Men. ere De all laid. G. West. Pre.) _ DttleThitares._ all NovesolsoriUMes_ _lll4 Marimeißtiggfaa. 11 9 1e I PEMBROKE ROYAL DOCITARD.—The Sutlej, a Sae 60 gas frigate, will be launched here oa the 17th of ApriL She is abo ut the last lllan-ofwar of her elms that will be built without the steam auxiliary ,crew. The other ships and works are progressing rapidly, as the astablisheasst is now employed from 6.45 cm. to 7 p m. LORD RAOLAN.—A non-commissioned officer, 93rd Regiment, whose letter is in the Scotsman, writes °esteem ing the Commander-in-Chief Lord Raglan has behaved admirably to the troops. I consider him a good oldies. and a kind-hearted nun.' Newryeall — asieSll -- all Nesvittootossebtl if 100 De. New 34 Northers Dammam' 100 North Britiit Q $0 I II s 1 i i __ le iic7rii Devia b l effs4 4:l:::: all De. 01 II _Do. i B ilesnalsoL. ~~..i 0./4.1. Lags -- York —... NOVEL USE OP A MODEL LODGING-HOVEL—The model !Wrier-been some time ago established at Leeds by Kr. Beckett Denison, son of the umber for the West Riding, has been recently applied to &newel purpose. Capt. rusk% of the 3rd West York, who M fa Mums et the re smiths, staff of kis regime% hu node Ludo lie bed quarters. There ha me shim ids recruits mom week, seek party la charge of a non commissioned officer from the dis trict la whisk they have be 'Wetted. On their arrival In Leafy Mimi of hebg billeted se henteiere at the inns, they are mmodsodite the model Loden-bow, where We nou-oom miwismeil Aber is also quarsoessi, se that they never leave his skew ttmtlf ha takes Mu dawn to the railway, end sees rims' We the eseriages, whieh seavey them direct to Li seeped. Mums a sumer takes them across to the head. merinos el die vagisout at Dublin. Upwards of 200 fine roomerrled noes hare by thsise well-arranged =ma to the semith of the corps WithiS two Mlolltilk sod the mall mister of dominions and compara tively litti• imakenues may to • great measure be attri buted to the Mcmolleat us made by Captain Faviell of the model ledgimplossos. :: Lot Lft '''' De. Rti i orica 404214 pil I =evert eh. lab Oa Onad Aran me Gawk alOnsiel air Deft tre~iu~ti wo Ow Metal DillaWasm De. CesigrAllc a t is t n. (kW 01110111 OMIlt wow Pakaraft_. winfera.kpor int 04.71ad.Thri= Da. de. aa. Ds. do: da. Da. Oa Malawi( amailbad sad Tamale Ds. 4 par 04;47.: 1 4444 464 Claws !ices cod 11010. It. loo_ 00 30 Mx* 1031630 10 all Do. Now 101. Maras to 171 Neill itaffordolds• 30 all Wiliam 10 10 11311330/3West. Jon et. tie Way. Is Weibel 03.300 ...»•~- M. NO 10 16 eme et. toe 311 60 imam Wiles iTadaiik isa mad Dertiestos ralo4 els Own _ 7 44 q r i 1 13 19 99 4 - 1; par 44 44 dr 6 44 I Ns par SP IP IN 002 64 U 45 47 124 IS4 is 44 se 29 _4 24a 61j Sl* 100 WI ii I re ID 1 10 Norwegian TT ini ?toter: MeaParlayed Lyme Pads and Isom ....... Pak Ow. tourg tam rad Ram Clies ...... Natal Dooloa Sold lhoodlok imam sad Now ...... Da. per Cent. Mkt Winds West Nadas Do. 54 per Oat. Prekst Wean' of Frame Western at ihriteorlana 10 I 0 11 1 10 all 10 all 29 2i. SI all IS 10 10 10 MI IS M 30 111 1-131 841 34 6 -; -- Vale al Soli ar Vitamin ml . ainfin Wan Omen ... W.lMellimirdiala P. K k. i:t 1 4 2S SG S I if/ 1 070 10 IS 10 S • • dis I 4 - IRELAND. 100 Word's& 100 Da. Yd. Welt 100 adoo Calsig = IMI Cork odd 06/110a....--.. all Dued.ledlidtAter..hol 11•21.11681160 am • . 100 KW do. Mot: per 66. .1M Ds. do. Om 7 pie Ct. 1 ill OIL Ocala?", pe.,lto 1 I II OM do. 1661 10 06.110 w 6 pow o.l.ldosk BooßlThiaa.go.66.ol.. . 160 ant IddonW• al ii 2 21 iss I Pm r Pia 3 i 4a 4 IS 9S 96 N 93 Ire 111 93 to SSlff 19f /Oa 2 2k kw ii 4 10,5101 i a 00,000 50 40,000 Si 00,000 211 ?5 : ,H 25,000 10,000 10 10,000 IC 40,000. 50 $0.000:1100 10,000 100 so,ooo' 10 10,000 so 110,000 90 men' ts 50,000 lOU 4,000 10 10.000 15,000 25 22,000 23 *AO ... %cal se 17pi_7,LT.1 iimeTh alia; I data^ sad Wm.. I ref Leadoo.,.l i Pik I I 1 1 le I II 7 4 , 1 Si, 7 $ 3 S IS St 41 151 I so 22 40 43 par 0 Dm 3 Mr Pio 144 114 74 s 2 24 pa) Far i Pm i 1 IS i IS i i I 19 11 I 6 6& Q le 116 6 BANKS. 1 111 33 113 44 ON i i Pm It=flnk Larrt.l 01 Aso- 20 1 04 di DIN. See Laminae Comity Laudon Jriat Mast Loads mad Wattaaistotst Nat. Prov. of Sag Load Do. Now National of Ireland New south Wake Orient. DonkOarporatko Proviso Wag Ireland. Do. Nu r Roal Australian Bonk l y og sad Oold bop. 00. loath Aortralla Craton of netball& Do. N.w.- I Usice et 'oaks .. I DUBLIN, 31•Ocit W. The curious legitimacy case which has occupied ..ii the court at the Cork moue during three days this re week malted yesterday in a verdict for the plain tiff, which establishes the fact that the late Rev. Mr. 3 Reseda, the plaintiff's father, had performed the se =s e l eaide 1 cumin of marriage between himself and the e` ' s mother ; bat leaving it to the Court of IL , from which the issue had been sent for ish trial, to the question of law—namely, whether " the ewe-key was a valid marriage or not. The evi dence at the _,plaintiff's mother wail sustained by do- L, ameaste in the handwriting of the Rev. Mr. Beamieb, 17,. acknowledging her as his wile; and evidence offered amt. on the of the defence, to the effect that Mr. Ilt Beamish had stated to some of his friends that she to was °sly his mistress, was not admitted by the court. I: The triennial visitation of the Queen's College, w Cork, was held yesterday, the visitors being the 1 Lord Chancellor, the Archbishop of Dublin, the ii Bishop of Cork, and the Presidents of the Colleges of et. Physicians and Surgeons. Sir Robert Kane, Presi- s t dent of the College, said : so He had noels satiefactisa is stating that the duties of U Omit Sift had been discharged by every professor of the ,It t=with aa amount of diligence and persistent seal 1 ieenid set be sarpaneed • that, without exeeption, in their Ids hod been diseltarged by the professors In a man- ifs;) ser semi br ide most marked approval. As to the stades% it their geoeselmaadoet was moat satisfactory ; oecostesally, as nitislat_he 011111111101111 mega a large number of young men, therelmi bin seassiessa isinrithess of discipline which iii. MI bees stemma sad mgesseed by the eounek. He et. Wed, bowever, *Mtn Vise Proddest, who was ems- It. sully abund with the ensignse of the Wiese, weld afford II fuller infeemistioa ea this WM. ... 10 The other bonne el the visitation was unim- re portant. M The following interesting account of the first appli- r cation of the Earl of Carlisle's bounty to sick and • wounded soldiers arriving in Dublin from the Crimea, is given in Saunders' News Letter : On Tuesday evening last, March 27, between 20 and 30 gallant invalids arrived at the North Wall, en mite from the Crimea to their friends and relations in Ireland. They were at este ondseted to the Hibernian Hotel, opposite to the Ladies-plash by pollee ofileers appointed for that @epe eist , where they bad a comfortable supper, after wkt ry retired to rest their weary and shattered limbs. Neat minis& at II Venn, the whole party, 23 is asuber, set dawn aninentbil breakfast. At this maim they er woos leessial of lb Excellency the Masi of thdide's ~..,,,. by wink the masses of 111 4 , would to delayed by bin. With t w ee sour sus up, sad ism, phase Asir owps as the =thiromilehee, rod _NNW made of wily Beide Ss Mod et Ornellsle. 'My acid they hod as sum be ewes web kind trostoost—they were gels' fiftit it ; owl Oeepeesi lisenta, el the 4th who was wooselod is the southy sham at h& eau sadluiseisolly sod sale, Nast they IDIOM the homes of seethes MS est they ka lli l lii rst they would bees well . ::!d ei t ad belted shoe os stair arrival is their native land. It was Weed wet teraniog to NO them poor fellsen. banged sad wounded as they were, tilting together fnswish wad to listen to their expressing their heartfelt sesoltaile fee the attention shown to them sines their landing in Dublin. On poor fellow, who was wounded most severely, with bells le !ged is different pees of the body and limbs, was bob bling on crutches, and apparently in great pain; he was strongly urged not to pursue his journey for a few days, to allow of the balls being extracted. His answer was—" If I was to lose both my legs, aye, eves my life, I must go and see my rime old mother in the country, and after that I'll think of myself." Barely such men deserve well of their country, an d every kiadaeas that can be shows them. 102 10.2 90 92 91 le I — 4 di/ K I 20,000; 1.4 Australia llilter4l. 12,304; 2w:Aosingaiwas YW am' Mall 0,0001 10:844111a Sitarwarts Ildtliamerlima L&nd 14,000 is tl=lliL 114d.C0 '1.910 84. r-- I. hiss 1 4 Preitaisite 4 amid haw of room 1 'Dudes Ives Ols ..... 1111tasiles 111gma 200,000' 30,0003 0.000 60,0.•3 00,000 214,0(4 10.0601 8,0001 $114•00 I 24 die N E II dis }pa U n U 41 IT 39 13 67 7; Si 10 $1 11 " t 6 I iitiii mos . 1 .K USSoddo Y. lio ansol Sta. NaolPtios tr isigail lrlob lloolroot ° I 10 SollamoomoW.Tol I 10,114060.6 il Itilloorloma 1 Mang PohmUrao.Pool 1 10 Utliodooll UAL. S Ni wall Oath law. Slims Doofgotisa Do 16060 irk. Anuolooloa 1 10;Ur pri tt= missid elen 10 PotoloriOdmills 1 busensmy US Dog 11011 bow. 1 Aies.lovogn 1 Do. MN U Autiollas Lot I Soloorloo Ulm 6611 - Do. Do. Regiftered SOMlADLooaCo.olllpCm 100Plos Dimiso's Lead 114 119 HI 00 1061 104 f 34 II 3 i Pa 4 - pa i I ..i - !! 1114 04 iisTal KM TWIN MANI 1141/0 lON AxoTinsz Pnven.-1L Rev. Edward B. Deane, D.C.L., rim of Lewksor, thrisedalke, has wiped Lis baud's, sag has bola remand late the shush el Rivas. Dr. Dam iris pweato tto kb Urfa, la 1842 by AU Beek Cellar, et whist moiety be was halm LOCAL MARE i I ei A li 1I 1 r If S II I al ai I I i i . s— nil Is 1S w;1 Inmost. Maass 29.—The serhat ham leen 'quiet all day. bat =e l s Nightly lammed. InseMans, 31—Onadealan, 31 I and Yorkshire, Me -19111m4 70j 70e. j j 70 -South ati lisalerN k l l -Oreat Neethers (redonsable stock), 1110—Mas ainolor„ Linalia 001. 12j—bbefhald, Bother. h N ank and Goab, 910. arranwins. Name 9L—Prisra ere steady, bat with Gaya very United Mein= dabs. Nan Attillaa lama per Cent. (01. paid), 4 944; Dewar, la I away.; linedisid. 2ij ; blaakba a Pref., 19; Nara Wanes; Se East Wm. • .1x per Oast., it ; Great Watteen Cheer j ale 91; Lenin 76k; Nanobastar Manama, 1 1 hr agnms. Mats 111.—T9it whet was* Aide weaker today. Gnat Wasson illnalealann Gemosals od lank was done at 72j; (kVis e. Palenadorasat $&; Imams Omdas almond buyers at 11i. Macs 19. - Mom Irms bona oanme ads* an Thaw this =MB, flu 'Barbet is dm Millandi won transacted at 70; lesie Meth= at it; Lawarbire owl Tadtaldros at 76i ; Lamer Nardi Waninonsat 111; and Gnat liselberms at IR. 10.—'firs. par OM Omsk. 92j; New Three pse l tri S lisel li f i rehat). ; Cessemear Ounnasy, Dahlia ani Mid Jamb% 411.paid,411 sad 3/11. yolk ; Goat liondros and Wade% M. pie. di; Omit Wolin and M. Omni, 101. peld.ol/: Walodied Ind Va• son, di. siik 11. SPAIN. -The Spanish Cartes his decided thet the esemaiselea charged with Imola late the as at (ha milaM tries whisk preceded the has arralathia should sea la Its report in *clam of ea egoist the liartudefas stablest, with a summary of the midges@ la sawed *snot EXPLOSION OP EOWDIR Ilealey the powder mills et Glealtea, ass* Daimon, flee ia amber, Woman' to Meson. Cards sod Hang. blew up with a tremendous report, whist was hoard at a &stases of seedy 20 roam No one was hared.—Okiegow Daily Mast -- EXTRAORDINARY INCatitil OP • Floc& . T. Stephens. of But Deane., St. Nov, bee i• MI pommies 12 ewes, which hen Oriel; the protest ewes produtol 30 lambs, vie.: 1 etre,4 lune ; 4 ewes, 12 lambs; sad 7 wee, 14 babe. . . JIMINILE RIFORMATORT iw HULL.—A requisi tion, bean by Mr. Ismael Warns, and signed by leading mem of all gardes. Ito ban presenni W the Mayor of Hall reqoaling lima to eaR a nubile rteesting ter the purpose of taking inn liodinatisa the ornablithment of a lopl refor matory imbed he juvenile 001 Am—ilia Honk'. CRYSTAL PAIMCL—SHILLUIO DAT.—Marith 29. Adadisiosi ea payment, 1,040 ; ditto by soma Dads, 341.—Total. SOUTH WzaTINN RAILWAY. Traffic foe week ending March 2g 1866: —Passescoro. 8.6T2462.78 4 1. ; nods, 2,8201. 11. 44. Tool, 11.3424. 16e. 111 J. OIZAT NORTH or SCOTLAND RAILWAY.—Tait for week onaisi Mama 17,1866, 6401.175. 144. Lbw opened for trade, Sept. 12, 1864. GLASGOW AND SOUTH WiSTEIIN RAILWAY. -- Thai kr the week fading Marsh 24, 1866,6,898 i 9A 11d. ; aornmpasdiai wish, 1864, 6,3701.6.4 d. larwash26l. 34. 181. - .4:tr ( qv,: • • , • ',a YI.O • ' J .. ieprt,„s, MONEY MARKET. THURSDAY Evairnro. Despite the absent* of any alteration in the rate of discount at the weekly board meeting of the Bank of England directors to-day, and notwithstanding a steady supply of money stock front government sources, the English stock market showed marked firmness. Prices closed 1 per cent. higher than yes terday, assisted by news of an advance on to-day's Paris bourse. Although the course adopted by the plenipotentiaries at Vienna in referring the demands of the allies to St. Petersburg for a final decision, tends necessarily to prolong the period of suspense, I no prejudicial influence appear, to be exercised upon the market. It is hoped that the answer of the Czar may be received by the beginning of next week. At Paris to-day the French funds experienced an average rise of Ito 1 per cent. At Vienna the feeling of the bourse continues more favourable. The ex change on London comes reported rather lower, at 12.12. Thebther Continental stook markets are well supported, owing to the pacific rumours afloat. At Hamburg Russian stock has risen I per cent. Consols for the 11th April opened at 921 to 93, improved to 931, receded to 92/ to 93, and closed at 93 to 1. For money the closing quotation wu 921 to 93. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 93; ditto, for account, 11th April, 921, 93, 931, 93 ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 80. India Stock, 226. Bank Stock, for account, 2141, 216, 214/. Three and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay able in 1858, 991 ; ditto, 1859097.- Exchequer Bills remain quoted 6e. to 9s. prem. ; and India Bonds, 10s. to 13s. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet, but steady. Turkish closed at 801 to a for the hew account. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 99 to 191; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 89 to 91. Intelligence was received to-day of the arrival at Liverpool of the Canada, from New York, with 1,600,000 dole., or 320,0001., in specie, on freight. The exchange on England is reported as even a shade more favourable to this country. The Admiralty have ordered the ships Aurora, Gwalis, Susan, Myrtle, Panama, Empress, and An tagonist, to be surveyed, previous to engaging them as store•shipe. The first four vessels are to be sta tioned at Malta, and the rest at the Crimea. The East India Company will receive tenders on the 4th April for the conveyance of stores from Eng land to Calcutta and Madras. The following meetings are newly announced— viz.: Britannia Mutual Life Association for the 24th April, Woodside Colliery Company for the 6th April, and Railway Passengers Assurance Company (extra ordinary) for the 12th April, to amend the 53rd clause in the deed. Australian Agricultural shares declined 10s. to day, other land stocks remaining steady. In Bank shares the feature was a rise of 11. in those of the Bank of Australasia. Crystal Palace shares continue to show an upward tendency, and closed at 3 9-16 to 31. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares have been dealt in at 57 to 571. _ . The receipts of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Rail way during the four weeks ending the 28th Jan. were 9571. ; ending the 2.5 th Feb., 1,2751.; and ending the 25th March, 1,8031. The last week's receipts were 5151. Between six and seven miles are yet to be opened to Moerdyke and to Breda. The large and heavy merchandise cannot be received until the whole is completed, which will be during the month of April. Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published : 1855. London and NorthWestem..£so.6s7 Lancashire and Yorkshire... 18,280 London and South Western.. 11,342 London and Brighton Midland Great Western 1864. .... £49,867 North Eastern South Eastrrn Great Northern 19,696 SOSO 17,523 Ogg* 11,118 .... 10,212 .... 24,797 .... 21,669 .... 26,893 00.00 13,407 .... 17.162 4 , 000 4,065 Chester and Holyhead 4.353 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire East Anglian •• • 778 Eastern Counties, Norfolk, & Eastern Union Bristol and Exeter Exeter and Crediton 139 Shropshire Union 652 Birkenhead, Lancashire. and Cheshire Junction ' Manchester & South Junction 703 Newcastle and Carlisle Es - tit;;;;4411;4 • • • 4.653 .... 7.380 19,304 6,236 106 647 1,997 604 2,861 Oxford and Worcester : 2,660 .... 2,408 These figures show the following aggregate results : Total No. of miles Average receipt receipts. open. per mile. 1855.... £250,610 .. 4,374 .. £67 6 6 1854.... 242,709 .. 4,269 i .. 66 19 7 The difference, though not very considerable, is in favour of the present season. i The returns on Scotch lines are as under: 1855. 1864. Aberdeen Caledonian 634 .... 10,627 North British Edinburgh and Glasgow Glasgow and South Western Scottish Central Total The Irish returns are: 1855. 1854. Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down 236 .... 220 Cork and Bandon 224 .... 216 Waterford and Limerick Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 144 .... 1F 884.... 604 N, I 4 4:06 Austrellan r • all 01000 lers tiresia Callionft• all 10,000 10 anistralsalan ....... in, . 30 Saeilrallsa Non 1 Anftullan -- Orraller .... a all 00 Illeisavou Ins k Cal all Ilk 80 firlftli Dan . 80 ILB le, + Da ftrasp.(//ast= . 2 Oinessis/ 11, ft DS. /Leas Del Bey 1 5 t 1 Orsesee Omsk 1 +olo.oftbille.oo4sin 1 1 (A I : Ku= 1 ... 10 et. tOsegar Maori of Ens. all 23 eft. PAL 74 Clent. all 5 tPag.la ell (" 4 I 'Fortuna 1 Great Nueset Vila Dag. all SO ffteiral 02 2 , 1 Grand Duchy al lifts all 1 4 Gnat Pidgraft all K 1 Marty 0 1 ,0•11 . f A * lamo allll.. Do. B. 1 8 Lulls/as .......... 18/61 1 Marlqulta 1 New Granada all 1 +N.Lthares lila iliaC). all 1 Nouveau Saadi le, 80 Pouralbiu/ Elm Load all lee, II Port Pallap 06,00" 1 Quarts Rook all 10.006 10 sltarneay lras 10,400 111 St*. New - ..... 7,000 80 4satingo dsDabs. 1212 014000 I &aft Aertrafte 5,050 10 Da Croft V,174 SLIM +UMW Salem ,000 1 f W•lber 100,000 1 I Wise Maritsa ....- ...... all V ftessarabla by stamped IlLimlnheti ■+coaacar. Orkbh 'Sink ?Mr*. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocs. The English Tunis showed a little flatness at one period of the morning, but have since acquired in creamed strength, and now stand 1 per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Consols for the 11th April were first marked 921, and are now quoted 931 "buyers." For money transactions are recorded at 921 to 93, and the present quotation is 921 to 931. Bank Steck marks 216, with div. for money ; Ex chequer Bills, 6s. to 9s. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 99 to 4. Foreign stocks are firm. Turkish has advanced to 801 to 1 for account. Mexican is quoted 201 to 21; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 4; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 621 to 63; Granada Deferred at 61; Equador at 4; Chilian Six per Cents. at 1041; Buenos Ayrean at 53; and the Spanish Committee's Certificates at 51 per cent. THVBSDAT The market for home mining stocks to-day has been quiet, with few transactions. The gold mining shares remain dull. Australian Mining, Imperial Brazilian, and Na tional Brazilian shares were better. United Mexican and Santiago continue to meet with numerous trans actions, and maintain their late rise. The shares of the Company of Copper Miners in England, on the other hand, were quoted lower. Mr. T. P. Thomas sold at Clarraway's, yesterday, the following mining shares at the prices annexed 50 Bilraine, at 2s. 6d. per share ; 60 Cabert United, 95. ; 200 Wheal Edward, 48s. to 50s. ; 200 Calling toe, 675. ; 250 Drakewall, 4/. 6d. to 7s. ; 1 South Wheal Basset, 540 ; 16 Great Wheal Alfred, 181 to 19 ; 20 Porkellis United, 335. ; 98 Orsedd, 6s. 6d. to 9s. ;20 Wheal Venton, 4s. to 58.1 50 O , 68.6 d.; 200 Mitchell, 2s. 6d. ; 3 32nd parts or sharea in South Pantigeff, at 41. to 41.81. ; 650 North Wheal Unity, Bs. I 14 Pen-y-gelli, 6e. fid. to 115. ; 45 Eut Tamar, 9s. to 9s. 6d.; 25 Ssetridp and Bedford, 6d.; 10 Wheal Barrios, la. ; 1837 Bodooll (THREEPENCE. l(South Wales), 3d. ; 50 North Hi ngs t ee , 2 s . 6d . ; 100 (_loath 2s. ; 26 Wellington, 6s. to 7s. 13d.; 160 Rorrington, Is. to ls. 6i; 7 Carvannall, 445. to 45a. The prices realised at Mr. George Moore's sale at 1 1 the Auction Mart to-day were u follows :—North Pool, 65; Molland, Is. 6d. to Is. 9d. ; Wheel Kitty (tiny Lelant), 101; East Tamar, 9s. ; Great BeA. dern, 16s. ; Manteca and Penrhiw, 265. to 325. ; I Wheal Kitty (St. Agnes), 21; Sortridge Comets, I 2/. 14s. 6d. ; Cwm Darren, 3s. to 3s. 6d.; Levant, 95. Mr. Peter Stainsby was to-day declared a bank rupt. The first meeting for the choice of assignees is fixed for the 17th April. THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctocz. The gold milting shares to-day are fiat. Agua Fria are quoted to j ; Colooial Gold, 2to ; Great Nugget Vein, 3 to j ; sad Nouveau Monde, j to t— all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 80k to 311; Peel River, 2; to 3; North British Aus tralasian, I dia. to par; and Scottish Australian Investment, jto prem. Copiapo shares have been dealt in at 201; Santiago at 13i to 6; ; United Mexican at Oita 61; and Luella- Wan at j prem. COMMERCIAL .AND MARKETS. MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. The arrivals of wheat continue moderate. The attend ance of buyers in Mark•lsne this morning was short; and the amount of business transacted far from ostensive ; at the same time, Monday's rates were supported. Barley was fully as dear as in the beginning of the week. Oats were a steady sale at Monday's quotation,. Beans and peas were worth quite as much money as on Monday last. Red cloversord and trefoil supported their value, bat white closer seed was easier to purchase. ARRIVALS MO LONDON PROM MARCH 26 TO MARCH 111. On. Raglnds. Blotch. Irian. Forkgn. 810 Barley ...... 14 1 0 0 I Oats 6l Malt 1970 •••• • 779 , 620 mks, and ...... barrels. Legroom ARMOR—Wheat, 720. 3d.; Barley. Hs. oath 713 e. NC; Rye, 40..44.; &mum. 38g. 3d. ; Peas, geg. ILL IMPERIAL AVERAGEP: Wbeat.,Barleyst Oats. 1 Rye. 1 Bas Feb. 17 .„ ... 10a 114 6! a 94'231 74 ISa 3.1 431 3 24 .„ „. 494 14 Ila 34 ibe 6d 414 14 484; March S ... ... 6 34 Ai eh 110 15. 34 41. 104 Oa le .„ dile Od as6d 33s Id ;6e 74 40a 17 ... ... 66a 144 3N 34 11. 104 194 44 Ioa —. II ... ... 664 6,1 2 . 34 94 lls Cd 9. Id les _ 6 weeks' Agg. Ayer. tee 1,1 lee ed Sd 60a 104 4l. 74_. Th,r4.—Wheat. lmlay. Osla. Am Rama. WO Pea.. 14. L,i, lied . 399 9d le 4d Ilk Gd I 94 !TUX. i TV 3 Ycb. 1, •I -- ii i 68 6 ... 66 0 .., 66 II ..., 66 6 ... 17. Mar. 14 „. .„ I—Z.. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (iT MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (PROM 0011 OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The trade at our corn market this day has been extremely dull, and the attendance of =filen and farmers but very moderate ; and In the absence of transactions the prices have not altered, aad every article remains nominally the sans as as Tuesday last. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The railway share market to-day is better. notwith standing general absence of basins's. Prises are in most caws quoted 3 to 3 per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. London and North-Western stock is quoted 100 to ; Great Western, 661 to 66; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 761 to I ex div.; Midland, 691 to 701; South-Eastern., 18} to fex div.; and Groat Northern, 22 to 1 ex div. French shares are quiet, but Beaterna hays declined to 341 to j. ORDINARY SHAMS AND MOLL Pd. I litAawAes. I Cicalas trabewl wag. 24 11 1$ 111. In% as. 1100 lisatar "ia ate. ea ea • *te ni a d ii ii ft 14 II - - Ili 11f 22 111 I Ipm 14 i s o iu irstUarrTa;kl7aii. It. 11112.1'410.Doeles pat IN 410NinerNerse= 4 1 14 41 Pl. Ha Dll.ll per mt. elate le O.M. pm.-- 107 104 Ot. 100 De.4l Nat w 100 IN la 4 D Ve lLmir aeLlSollaeleos jdNi rpe I kr St. 140 Dams. redum.4lp.at. 116 N at. HO DOA.II/410119481.0. a/ 89 81. 100 D9BO W 0081000110411.411. SO 11 a all Do.Bino. Pod. Nom ls I 10 all DwAnIeMOL 161 11 IS d Do. do. MOO. le 1 St. 100 Do. Ma. Ges. 71 73 IN all Do. Motor Om li all Da do. de. 14 1 10 all Dos do. do. 16 6 Laasuldre Torka.lP I N. 104 Dllle6psr asat.Otoit lll US St. IN loa.llllrOgt r rs= 00 lie Dile 10a.1140 • Pla 121 all baeinderryliOal lbe r4: —.- 121 loodsohety "ad 10 all IloabalLatUrallar 124 124 U4l De. 561 L =Otel oim ag i tti pci Ylt. at 100 116 ISS lilt 11 Dar Pollese• 41p. a. 1 4 es dis 5 all Dellets PIN 6 pit 4i 10 all NW* N. Do.l 1 - 03 ref M. IN De. PeoLdooreal....... SS SI IL IN 11•611,1156 —.... 101 1011 Ot. 100 11.166L—PerarAp.4tires1. 10 41 11 5 De. &la do. $1 Sf N IS o. loadallp.at.ll4l.l 114 5 D D . Doollow.. 1446 SI 10 Do. Tata* Porta as IP all North Sialerdilre f et. IN Ost.eraeoltgral.ls46p.et IN 107 64 ill OseteldalbettelNew ?rd. IS all IleeNINNe-- U 14 10 If DUN NMI 41 par Ont 4Ms pre LOA all LIAR (11401.4116.81.0.6) 121 161 St. 100 Deo, 44 pc SS ill loatkßalusau.4l Nat So all SLY 1$ IT N 4 It Intledit 1.1111111 LIAM AT MOM 1111117041. 10 011 :L s ININONNINe Ut. ▪ 1N NIANIIAINI.WaIers Of 07 et 100 1:1=10 Jordon ft N N 01. lANIMNINL peril ) 114 IN N ekeirstir Desa se se 4.4=2.1 1N g s = =, is is a ll imme :=. feabi II 101. 101 au trist St. WO = I X, II Oat. 10 10 Mary ke esiasiN ALIA - 101 111 64 41 ll = $0 all 31INNAW Spia ld " '4 iN au ii tea. ) 30 N leietemiles) 17 ff 30 all Dit ml ine Ont. SI SS Melon &WiNCINALIa. NI.Was.NANATak) 124 134 Mr 1 draw 21.1 N Ituri ssik ono, IS .4 a -1=4:67i ISO IBS Is M. WM* K f db. MI 30 War VaDentlperfit.m toffilda.aprA) U $ll 111 fY.IM WON INNNIN 106 INA 00 N li V' 12 i 12 1 6 ID ni vs 47 0 41 12 214 1 par I 11 $1 q Pla iii se P. 151 Iltt MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Sunali.—Then has beta a fair amount of general busi ness done this week, sad prices have beei, fully supported in the public sales, particularly to-day, which Were a shade dearer than Tuesday, although no advance can he quoted on last week's quotations, and Penang must be considered 6d. cheaper. The refined market bar been steady at pre vious rata; brown lumps, 425.; grocery, 435. to 45.. Oil. ; Corr's—This article has been steady, and prices gene rally supported, bat to-day Native Ceylon was offered in public sale, for which 425. only was Ind, which strewed a slight decline, but no salts have yet been mad. at that prima Oar quotation is now 475. to 475. 6d. Cocoa is again quoted 6d. to le. lower. Tix..—The market has bten dull during the week, but the private telegraph despatch has made holders mare firm to-day. SALTPETRE has been bought steadily at lest week's prises. Bricsa.—The quantity offered In public sale has been large, and the bulk sold at fully last week's currency. COTTON.—A fair amount of business done at last week's prices, except Tionevelly Madras, which sold in public sale at id. to *d. decline. RCII.—Tbe demand has improved the list two days, sad prices hays been supported. Proof Leewards, 21. Id. to 2s. 2d.; Demerara, 2s. 3d. to 2.. 5d., proof strength. COCHINEAL has sold steadily at about Id. advance. FRUlT.—Curranta are in fair demand, and rather mere business has been done. habins : V aleociss , tine quality, sell slowly, at 36.. to 40s. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY The market is dull. with but little doing to-day. Town tallow is quoted 4 , 51. 6d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 481. to 48s. 3d. ; May and June, 48s. 3d. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supply of beasts is very small, and csosequently they are disposed of at fully Monday's rates. The trade, however, is still in a sluggish state, and only a trifling advance is made in a few instances. There is a consider able increase in the supply of sheep ; trade is heavy, and prices on the go are rather lower. Lamb trade is depremed, owing to the cold weather. Trade is dull for calves, and only something very choice reaches our highest quotations. From Germany and Holland there are 63 beasts, 180 sheep, and 160 calves ; Norfolk and Suffolk * , 460 beasts ; and 110 Mileh cows from the Home Counties. Per stain of Ms. s. 0. 4. Per nose of 8166. a 4.4. d. 9461 6601% 1166starb.. 4 6 410 Bait Dm. t 11f.444. Bb 4 4 4 6 8401856rWiter ...... 4 4 4 5 Sot Lest -wooly Owned gray 84.44..3 0 4 5 1 Do. do, entort3 Osiris pi n Hem Dug. flalf-bred• 410 6 0 I Limbo Beta at mass*, 06 ; shoo and lambs. 6,990; calm 297; con. 210. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LEADINUALL —The ;wisest prices are .-661bs to 641 W., 31d. to nd. ; 641 W. to 721 W., 30. to 3i d. ; 721 be. to 801 W., 3 d. to 4d. ; 801 W. to 881 W., 4d. ; Nibs. to 961 W., 4d. to 4d. Hone hides, 6a. 6d. Calf Skins, light, 2e. to 31. ; Nll, 61. BZEMONDSZT.—Sheep skins, polled,t2s. to 7.. 6d.; Kent' and half.breds, 61. 9d. to 61. ird.; Downs, 4s. 61. to 6s. 6d.; She/wilily, 11d. to le. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. - THIS DAY. ---- - - Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that the market ma tinees firm for fine new and yearling hops, which latter are unusually wane. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Untieldldnor, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Braddyll's Bottom, 205.; Walls End Goaforth, 18i. ; Walls End South Hetton, 20s. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 210.; Walla End Tees, 21e. —4l fresh skips at market. A BRIG CAPSIZED.—A singular accident happened yesterday, at Southampton. A steam-tug took hold of a new collier brig, about 300 tons burden. celled the Laura, that was lying close to the quay, in order to tow her into the Itchen river. The brig Dad no ballast in her, and when she was towed about ICO yards from the quay she touched the bottom, the tide being low; the tug still pulled at her, and the wind blowing from the north-east, she capsized, and fell on her beam ends. The crew of the brig on deck contrived to climb on to the side that was out of the water, and they were soon rescued from their position. It is expected that it will be necessary to cut away all her masts and rigging, which were broken or buried in the mud, before she can be turned over and floated again, and the expense of float ing and repairing her will not be less than 2001. or 3001. Numbers of colliers era believed to bath been lost at sea through *spiting for want of ballast. It appears to be a practice on board such ships to throw the ballast overboard at sea on account of the expense of doing it in harbour. The ships then become top-heavy, and if had weather comes on the thief moils' and are loot. Various suggestions have been made to provide substitutes for useless ballast for such ships, but none of them have ever been adopted. FIRE AND Loss OF LlPS.—Yesterday afternoon between 2 and 3 o'clock, a fire, supposed to have been 'mused by a spark flying from the grate on to some furniture, or wearing apparel, broke out very suddenly in the residence of Mr. J. Esker, No. 1, Cambridge-road, Mfle-end. Mn. Baker, who was about 80 years of age was sitting to the front room of the ground floor, lousing an infant, when smoke was seen to inns from the apartment in dense volumes, end at the same time violent screams were beard proceeding from house found the smoke me. bat ided by the of the ch ild, which he f Baker was is the same win soon in sttendaniii, the poor woman was burned that the Beth came still ally% bat died before We nahmued, Ilea Am within. A nun wbo entered the so dense that he could not see any oi t t, e screams, he ma , • • . hold carried out, al(• nb t *ni., put of the MIL 1„r •' ea ice, and after ~,,,, t „ .....:, - - 1 ..,.1.7 a found in t ~_" 't j! • 13f came o ff w por . ,„ L , 0 before rea= 0 ‘..- 7 7. ' bat eke , itt Pky 0-4 r ili g • , ~-, x PN'... 1 11