The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-21 00:00:00

/e 7 //fr-, I.=' yes Manspillag so far as I was able to show Pt Me soattary. Tim Chairmsa—The point is, tread tit• acassation be Vast yours was the fault, not whether the &legation was either true or fats?—lf government defended itself ley saying that all the Winston wan owing to deficiencies on Mewl at She alommimariat, it raises a strong presumption tbalt I nollsallat rig dusty. Legeml-1 dle see wish to threw the Maras on you. ThaaWsm etelb• nimmittes is to ampartaia who is to ba the reereedble pewee eel sapped." government affirmed them illeree to who ben ifiee in the commimariat, de yes milder that yes am le Mine, or that you are re spond_P—lt throws great responsibility—it throws the reepteellelty on me whether that resrannbility resolves itseM The Wavle wee. Olsairman—That is another question. Whether you hays dams yaw duty is soother question. The question is, was it your easy?—lt was my duty. acting under the panel direetteee at the Minister for War. lam the person latatedlately emusedblo. Mr. Laye sem i eili—Me yea eink was an anomalous position, Wing at Um winteat n tho Treasury and under the dlroetka of the Miehter of War ? Sir C. Trovelyen—The position, no doubt, wee an anoint• leas ciao. I was serving two masters—acting in two capa cities; in asocial matters I was acting under the Treasury, and in general army rotten under the direction et the Mahler et War. Witness remembered two peones well knots smd aegsainted with the resources of the Best—Mr. Lerma sad CeMsei Diskson—who were esnalted a to whet wnnidi be fresesoey do as army in that esnatry ; but he amid net diem his Emmy te say whether Lsyard :ra to Mr. Mir the WIMIIINIS et ispile Om re limee was sce teenspint snobs lathe Sot tt wn the utmost impotent to swabs ow. He did ad rosseaber whether Mt. Lapsed suggested the orgeahatlon of bands of Amoebas, who could be depended on, to accompany the army,_ instead of Greeks, wise would ran away or betray it. The com missariat took the best possible means to obtain the best information on matters of supply and money in the sentry, end oat to the Turkish Embassy for reports on the state of the country. They bad various officers in the commissariat, who had seen active service in connexion with the British arms in venous quarters of the globe, but there was no use in the commissariat moistly acquainted with the resources, supplies, and peculiarities of the countries of the Best ; bat they bad men of approved fidelity and trained badness habits, and who could acquire all necessary tool isfoneetime hum the consuls and merchants, and by aid of Otero/Min, le. He did not agree with Lord Luesa when he seid the essemimariat damn were good account ante, bat knew sathing about horses. It was not the bot tom of the sentollesseiat to be acquainted with any hones beyond their own. It was their main badness to under. stead the qualities of forage rather than of horses. If Sir De Lacy Evans stated that the commissariat allows were good accountants, and that, if the Treasury knew them to he good ocountants, they thought them competent for their duties, but that they knew nothing of field duty, he, Sit C. Trevelyan, must deny the gallant general's statement. The commissariat diem had great 'spoliate in field•dety. and this bad been amply proved and attested by Captain Fishberne and others is connexion with the Canada 'shelties, in New Zealand, sad the Calfrarien caw pigs The Chairman—Bat though they suemeded is Ceara,* they failed in the Crimea. (A leash.) Sir C. Trevslyaa—Yes ; unfortunately there was some great defect at Balakiars. There was no beach-muter there, or a sufficient body of mu to dispose of the storm as they arrived. The evidence of Sit De Lacy Evans, the De of Cambridge, and others, was to the effect that there wire so stores or magazines whatever at Coastanticople, and it was very palatal to him to have to mats a statement mammy to sash high and general authority ; but 1 post. tired, (said flir C. Trevelyan) deny any deficiency in the stores. The commissariat had ample stores met may at Constantinople and Vans, bat at Malta, en heard the traasports and elsewhere, and farther than this the amialeseriat were continually taking stock. There was • emagets depot for 2,000 live cattle at Smyrna, which was new mated, and which become a great burden to the eammiseriat. There was also a large eleipot for the constant suggly of live male at Constantinople. If, notwithstandiag thins dispel% the army in the Crimea had not a sufficient s+/! 1 y ef km& nest, that was owing to the irregularity sad hat mrsagement of the see-transport service. Then wag, meaner, a large depot for live male in Dai wa. The principal mime of the breadth', down of the commissariat transport was the blinking Mof the road from Balsklava to th e front. Mr. ir stated in one of his letters that up to the day of the great hurricane on the 14th November, no army in the Said messier better supplied with commiss ariat storm than that before Sebastopol. Down to that day they had, among other things, boss supplied with freak meat every other day, but after that the arrangement, of the commiseariat were greatly deranged, end the army was in consequence subject to more or lam of privatioa. Mr. Layard told the witness that the statement of Kr. ' , tidier, as to the supply of fresh meat up to the 14th No vember, was contradicted by the evidence of Sergesat Dawson and other witnesses before the committee. sir Chalks mid he wee wl giving the committee the in formation he permed. Kr. Fdder had made tke stele. :sent he had Just reed to the committee. Hs knew Kr. Ftlder, from many years' sapsriesee ' to ha a most tratlifel persoa and a man who empletely endastood his bantam. He might take that partially of saying that Mr. Filder and the Khan =s lag under him felt very keenly that a great deal it "Kim* had been given spinet them in the semadtise whisk Key were at present preshaded from aostradielleg as migiehleg. In reply to other sondem, he staled that the 'Freafrary been continually tileheeies the essmissariat byeaiis it ulcers 'miring lime hem the 'sissies ; by hem th e Irish essidebaksy , dimes who were well and who had bad malegess dudes to perform in Ireland ; mad by ahw Flamm tam Irma some of the pa& Kim lien who tad lase Bas emsdiagly well is the amakerideL Before the army_ left Vents lir the Crime. Kr. Fader, in a letter to the Treasury, stated that be had Ken mere than enough of persons tie his staff dams sort sad maetber, bit not of the right sal, and that he lambi rather have me properly trainA eemmismr• t shore than the mistanse at tea pollee Aim hi his department. Mr. Filder, shame Vmse. had Pethilaidiseilter" that a number of ma hem the pollee hires as/ est from thh sonatri. M act es subordinates in the semaimelet department. When thou' MS arrived in the me, though sew I. She Madam of the messaisseriat, they Demme very metal; mil they performed very maim dads" is the Nate aspen end elsewhere, when the "'Kim leaked after themehee. To General Peel—lt had hitherto bees the pnetiee for the geseral someaandlsg in the field to take the commissary general to We bison. (it laugh.) It ins the commos law of the essiseheadat, so to speak, that a comambeary-geseral, whoa as army wee to the held, should constantly comma skate with the general is emusand, as to th e ocisoition of the commassariat department . That wee always the practice with the Dake of Wellington In hie Peninsular campaign. Being readaded by Mr. Layard, that the Duke of Cam bridge, Lord Lama, General Sir De Lacy Brans and others, had stated before the Committee, some of them, that they had rarely seen Mr. Elder, and others of them, that they had seen him at all during the campaign, Sir Charles said that the (section of a onsnalseary-geseral war to forme and provide for the wants of the army, and to arrange and mashise on a large male. That was hie port lier basi•eas, and that Mr. Filder did in ea admir able meaner • but that duty WAS 0011 of iIIIMREIN volume, labour, and tiaziety, and alms the commissary-general wee bares with, sad eappurted sad easearsasd by the leading officers of the army, it was imposable that he could properly perform hie duties. To the Chairman--Hs bad stated that during the NCR seder Was it was the practice fur the Dake of Wellington to take the Commissary- General to his boom. He was not in a position to salibither or not that practice had been followed by Lord lea. To Mr. Layard— • was more or less familiar with the despatches of the Duke of Wellington, and he was aware that almost the first thing his Grace did, at the beginning of the Peninsular War, wee to draw oat with his own band a most elaborate sense of rules and mitigations for the guidance of the Commissariat Department. It was true that he (witness) had often re ferred is the course of his evidence to things done during the Piedsealar campaign, but that was merely an Blahs ties, sad sot injustillcation of what had been done in the ppreaumsaalt ow. The offer made by a mercantile firm in Ilinpssl In supply the army is the Crimea with preserved mesa sail wcptablee on a large seals was not accepted, Mai* WSW' it bed been found, from the ezperianoe of thesemy/sebit the Isar war and elsewhere, where those mesh WI Wes Mel, that they were liable to spoil, that the ar rival( krospieid au y like them, and that the Commie s.** had Rum for maiming upon obtaining large seiptillm fresh meat is the Bast for the um of the M. Wieser reed a Uttar he had written at the emememesenat et the wee to Mr. Pelee ; the feat .diet tie Tram" dada Me own temperer, &biome, hem ilesesede mama, In Beemessesedri, to show the animas whisk bad actuated his department in providing for the eseeffiet of the army. The letter recommended, among other = be that_ qualities of pother and other artieles Wley From for ,the troopr, regardless of i CObehrmiteteibt Maw& the Cabers was usezosp. *soli% hat the allellesetilie war that the soldiers bad not strithe basal efffilip things. flAwill!sr) allwiliald Elmo ban will* ha el at ) been read sounded very tellesperw ; has did the fruits prefer to assume that all the Waage spokes of is Ni g loiter bad been supplied to the any, se a mean of I. aurae, instead of auditing all the endow* gives to the contrary by pre ceding witnesses ? Bir Charles replied that he believed in the truth of the official statements he had fait it his Jilt, W bring before the essakittas, sad which were bawl ea fibs **charity of pabiia samba li ham!. lamely W /11. &maw. vitals' tail lie iiiiilbsied rONLADIES --A &NNW sad Soft oad Psir Waft sad Aiwa in flat sa siMmind by Of KM WWI/ KALTDO2OIIBOMiI Prows. j o s. ity to suds. us sir pew nil Wails simhxy wok it re. maw a wimp is... so ossmilel Is the pond usillislois at tho I=Sbsolle al Os sogomose. ress liss, liftios. spots, solloolossoloosos *Moils% as indialted W 94 WPi Om Ira alba lam sal amm_. st sons. Me lo M. sal So IL pa Iloilo Orsono—no oasis imple Lisike• mai Os lama% iril * A. BOMA= sad goss. St, arososposisy lassk_ in Na bit it lbst. Odd lry Ow. sad I/ Clbsulas NA 'Warn. =MAIL —Protested by Royal Lass Pal= of 0141kad. a= er ee. bf the dere et the lido de de Par* erl lie Imprel dip of firdiside. nod= te a terig* de Indio% gm tas. and eideeneoffbe ardor. 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TAILy NEWS FORWARDRUtotheCOUNTRY by lITZNINO PORT, at tbs. ed. rot qqrr.. parrot la adverb, UN MADDOX. IS, Upper Atimay4l., Xdrat'errk. Dotretter art Maws Agri PALIY NEWS LIMY TO READ, free 8 saa. 41 p.m, at par week; supplied la Irma as mai", it Y for IL per iny, ed. wk zurr ; by M. WALTZ)" Peva Aia. TOMBOMMII•t. ZiILT =WE LENT TO READ, in London, 13b. per cobyftr.-46117 by 11011NDIO Iliat e t t Z. l o t —OIO D0..116. N. pot R.—B. ADAM. Womblabow, Osos UM- 10PAYSWATHIL-DAILY NEWS LENT TO jj ILIAD; sad tbe obealry by melba peel, at bd. qsartar, paid la t. BULIICL Clrtne4oreses. rourages THE ARMY BEFORE __•___ MR. ROEBUCK'S C Yesterday was ths third day of Sir Charles Trovelysa's ezamisatios iato the management sad adalaie• maim of the Crises lir Chaise beaded is copies of Treasury iniautee klieg down rules fee the exansioatioo of clerkship for the ageminuiat, sad ppm descnbink the way In which the sommisserist *Sem were trained, together with the original appoininsent of Cos. maiseary-General Ydder to the expeditionary hems for the seat. The Camiseeriat were boned. by their regulations, to het p an usual supply of form fee the Wm of storm sad ratios.. It use the duty of the Commissariat to yeevide feel for the troops es node, bat in the fold it wee mad Or the troops to provide it for themeless. Is such a ease as that Mire Sebastopol, when the troops ware hemmed in by the essay, sad bad to mesa of seseales the round, it became the duty of dierommieeelet megr= mural nod elorptional eireusmMatre M prilnrida tad angel in the field as tar as they woes ebbs bet to provide feel and forage, hole, winter clotitilli awl ether aricles for Um army, wu an iserneese:and estrese/leary burden, erg teen seder the eaistesoe of proput neede—the reeds being often broke, up and imputable—was illittelt, and at time impossible. The stay was, rit wen, is a state of doge. When it was first kn. wo early ist November that the army would winter is the Fader aids all the preparations that we n t i n s ids °ll ;tio l r a e i rlie sent order to Constantinople for a large supply et shareor, and he after wards obtained obeessel met rim feel teem Sinop* and Santoum. To the beet of Ids belle roe was a supply of charcoal constantly is thus st lielaltleve. If evidence had been give.' Odin tin emeatittee that the troops never saw the eliesseal, that might arise from a met of tramper sad est hears there was no char coal. He bad a wisessmihtma Sion .busistast Coutnaboary- Oeseral Pryor, dated Juno which ho stated that ter* and nettles were always priseerable at Balaklava by sendkw the regimental bones, whi' they were asses without, ad which latter were prawn* in • wee elleleat Mae Ana the commissariat bones, the hartiben ups. them Wig Ism Oa Nov. 13, 1851, Cossamhosey FWer roprosontad to Lini Raglan and the QeasimmaMes Oaaeral that A tin was sa the road from Bilaklavatei tinsime *amid he and stating that it was 'streusel, Mad° la the lbw 0111111 of the roads to transport the rapidee meallee hoar ermy, but this representation was net Warr* to the proper authority until Jas' 17, 1836. As regards**, erection of magasines at Banklava, Commissary FAO, also informed him that when it became known they were to winter in the Crimea he sent to Constantinople for artificers and materials to erect sheds. but they won not in owing of construe' ion until January 19 foliowiog. He was not aware whether Gosling Flaw ear proposed to Lord Raglan the ~Me of Mammy elenelreeses at in termediate plass Waren Italidewa sad the army, but he made considerable ha Jaen up a reserve sere ea the heights bliff• L oder to Um affair at Da& klava.—Sir Charles *ea wet • to reespialese his Sec urely ewer' emblems ha evaluate m le fhe doskehle awe of oonsilidatlug, ss in the Beach eyeless of Wald ace, the diesewat benumbs a HAM talks amegesseet sad administration. end Mead the difeeeaiee that ruined between the spans of the French sad English commissariat. The Fisch semmhiedat was a compseent part of the army. and the Pasta eddies was trained to kelp himself, and these wheyeeedied larkins, besides °say ing his knapsack. The essemillsi wend lad aliases, par ticulars in the report of the Prieedi eummiseleaer ea the subject, which he would lay helms thew 'very alas in the French army was elearester of the commissariat, in mimes einient siisesed to the present constitution ol the British suitn*lssint es the proved that ass mss could effsetivsly serve two malitors—lho Treasury aad the War-ease. One of the peel Naas of d4lcia Ay see...tend by the —mime-et was the einem starlet of Melo hawing le lap* ea whisk thy had Men amenemeilleerepet et . 'dads'. of pram Om of Oof his peat etas memeistand was, that the division its Manse Iseinheed with the • anima of the army. He therealm the. a eumpuisasive re-organisation of the civil admieletelisa elf Ilse samy, founded on the panel model of ibe Noma bitsaikamer tinkle. Had it set he.. fa the riesling et ehemisatha ef Me Kafir war, the Mesas Of the vilikry eseshligh meets is Maeda sad the Wee Indira, sad a anal reserve of eller hem Ireamf, the a =reuld sever have lase eble le it eat ri far the Calms. lla C lisir simileie to aindowannid iime the ievematlssiosi M yea fir ter amingamief lb, mike tammiserial ? Tee to that theta It wee ander my &Mks. I was the treasury cien is Omni of that duty. —Did th, proverumant look to you as the responsible puma lee the masagement of this onsaissariat ? I kw. 19 0 inn , - dkta twenties charge of the tomaismariat duties, 3 CtiMi 11Sliier the maul directions of the Minister for paeiag that the government were to say that the greater pest of then failures was to be attributed to the malarial stitch the sf the esenesiesuiat department, would the 11a natant by that allegation throw the ham epos yon t lhey would, if it were preyed,—Bspeograg that Mbe the &ham el govennial, Veda threw the bias apes , - ' --. . _ , ../ " w" 0 " ..-..... - . . . . . . ..... . - b - -1... - -i.. , .. e ... ,.... . . .... . . ..• ..-=-,,,b,,,,. ' 4 1 _- 1 ) . - - - (r I I - . 1 I 7 . I r 1...., 5 , 4. . .I.l_ t __ . i ..C......w. the inewavenleacee arising Iron the nareasted coffee to the I break down of the transport, from the betaking ap of the ►oads. laidey it was not necessary that the eassasiesariat should have adhered to the bane of coffee waisted, be @sass the conmaissariat system distinctly authorise/ a de pasture from any of their tales, whenever sirentastsaess jellified it, always, however, reserving the responsibility to the chief. To the Charm's—lt was the transport that had broken down, and not the commissariat, and if chit transport had not broken down, and other circumstances had not ea mined, the country would have been spared the loss of thousands of valuable lives, the expense of the railroad hem Balak/ava to the frost, and the atiul greater and more usdelintd expense attending the establiehmest a the land transport corps. lie attributed that loos of life, and the 110071110111, indefinite, and indispensable expesse, of the land transport—ant, to the omission to make a main road from the campv to the ben of operations at lislakian. That duty, aeeordlag to tee Queen's regulation, ought to have beat perkwmed by the Quartermaster-General; secondly, to the abases of a road along the borders of the harbour at Beleklava. That duty also devolved on the Quartermaster-General. Thirdly, to the abeam of enli sts's:tat maga:nee ea the shore at Balakiuva, which it was also the business of the Quartanuster•General to provide. Fourthly, to the Wain of proper organisation of the trans ports sad ether vessels in that harbour, and the consequent kg/ of the Nines and other skirl in the gnat hurricane. For that the naval authorities were responetbk. Fifthly, to the want of proper urangeneste for the transport service at Coastantinople and in the Black Bea, for which Admiral Boner was responsible. Sixthly, to the paeans suddenly, without peewee nepaseriem, hem a summer to a winter compass. For that the Quartermaater-Geseral was like win responsible. That officer ought also to have provided warm clothing and huts for the troops. Seventhly, to the vast amount of materials which had to be carried up to the frost in the disastrous and brokeu.dows state of things. It being now 4 o'clock, the committee adjourned until Monday, at the usual hoer. The subjoined exhibits the exteat of the week's wail:Us:neat one view : Pabila deposits Other ispasita faemase.. 2,836,921 Nom sad NW is eiraalaticia Bed inersies.. 614.362 lamas. .. 863 . Oa the ether side of the ececniat : 37, Geeerameat securities hiereaae .. 648,964 Other ...anti.. deems... 389,927 Oohs sad bakes decrease .. 66,166 Total £3,935,219 £3,935,219 The large numerical extent of these changes is caused by the quarterly dividend payment,, which commenced in the week embraced in this return. Contemporaneously with the reduction of the Trea sury balances to 2,836,9211., the eta& of government securities held by the Bank is increased by 646,964!., following the Lucretia of 1,446,6821. shown in the previous return. These figures attest the magnitude of the temporary advances made by the Bank on defi ciency bills to help the Treasury over the disburse mencrio incidental to the season. The enormous in in the private deposits, and the continued bilis off in the private securities, indicate great ease in th money market. The SMSileilell of the diminu tion in the coin and bullion, in fees of the heavy dis h t,on government account, leads to the tetl u tbat some oossiderable amounts of imported gold must have found their way into the Bank in the week in question. asi si is s74 a. 1 aCs7l Wdv.i M de iiml Smear BANK OP KNOLAND.— ith Via. a Pt. far the lend Neer lamed 34,7361e iv Rest Progriethre NAM Eat4.l,MO 4123.444 Public Dewing Oudot Debt, bed Dir. i4 Amts.) 1M0.640 Other Depolta 14,23.194 fleven-der sod othersol 941.121 134,678.03 April 19. 18M• 111 at. pormat to the Aot 76 and • o tiotordsy. Aorll 14.1x66. MMUS?. rermeent Debt BMWS Other Bonelke . %MAO Odd Coln end Bullion 14,3i1.396 Sher Bullion - Governioest lisoartitee OnehelDeerl Weight AithWWl • ...... Z 1.3.03,713 Other iireigettlee 33,tiggleg Notes Odd mai Oliva Cats 5U.67803 MARSHALL. Cltdef Odds THIS DAY.—Two o'Ciocx. The English stock market opened flatly, but a recovery has since taken place, and prices are now quoted about the same as they closed yesterday. The announcement of the Budget has thus not exercised any permanently demising influenoe. Consols opened at 891 to # for mon e ej and the 10th May, and have since recovered to 89 to 1. The Three per Cents. Re duced have been d tin at 881 to the New Three per Cents. at 881 to 891; Bank Stock at 2111; Exche quer Bills at 4s. to 84. prem.; and India Bonds at 12s. prem. The " omnium" of the new loan, after being sold as low a 1 premium, has recovered to 11 to 11 prem. The new 30 years Annuities have been ne gotiated at 161. Foreign stocks are quiet but steady. Turkish was first marked 741, but has since risen to 741 to 731. Mexican is quoted 201 to 21; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 18 to 1; and Russian Five per Cents., 98 to 100. Sardinian Bonds have been dealt in at 8434; sad Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents. at 821. 14 Is as 14 6 4 Ti 414. SS IS HI se In 111 • 4 I die. 14 S IS e 6 --•—• Finoir Evixime. In the home mining stockmarket today we have to report a fair demand for good dividend shares, but other descriptions are quite neglected. Amongst the sales reported are :-Bouth Wheal Frames, at 370; Whwil Clifford, 225; North Wheal %meet, 191, 19i; West Basset, 29; West Frances, 16; Alfred Consols, 10, f, f; North Crafty, 12, 13; Sortridge Consols, 3; Alten Mines, 3; Tehidy, 275. The gold mining shares were steady, with little business. Mariquita shares were rather flatter. United Mexican shame were in demand, and touched 8. A special general meeting of the Albion Gold Mining Company is called for the 30th inst., to re oeive from the directors a general report and state ment of accounts, and to consider a propoition for the dissolution of the company. The Great Crinais Copper Mining Company have convened a half-yearly meeting for the 30th inst. Doha oM Mot Juno I DeaL.PelLood abwd..l I rob iia - 111 . 37 i awns Om= Dam no V .,,a.) irtn ß. sad° . Csoitir sod Pablo idiatompholl,Dsod;e Ologoiraimh Waters Omit Do. I. Illonk Ot.Dootk.ssd Want. gm) Omit %Wont Ds. arm Volley GILDA. Laassahis sod CsrUsis I Do. Thirds — Do. IM Thirds Issouldio sod Yorkshire Do.llMlis ..... . Wat Draft Ualas Looks sot Shirwall =227 118.0eost * mil Waft= Diktat Moss ..... i Os die l i die ;98 9 Ili Ms 8 I . Da, 11.50 Bt. 4 40 _ _ 24 :71 sy 40 42 a U 41 li I 41 • 3 1 3 39 1 WI 1111 ?Pi ni 7 7 di 12 1:1 de 48 CI ells par 33 1 r 9I 99 U 45 47 111 1 Is' 80 II 27 6 18 1 dis if iee i 144 IT 4 I :t4 I U' 82 1 i 44i 14 =APIS, 102 IN N 92 N N i i Ili MONEY MARKET. EZIDAT The English stock market opened rather flatly, and upon the announcement that government have ao °opted Mesas. Rothschilds' tender for the lean, which involves terms so favourable to the subscriber as 145.6 d. for the 30 years' annuities, a proportionate reduction at coos took place in the price of Consols. At a decline of about 1 per cent., however, which was temporarily established, the market showed much steadiness of tone, supported by the continued absorp tion of stock on account of the public, and the closing quotations were only per cent. below those of yes terday. The terms accepted by government for this loan of 16,000,0001. are briefly as follows :—Each sub scriber of 1001. in cash receives a nominal capital of 1001. in Consols (which is now worth in the market a fraction below 901.), and also an annuity of 141.6 d. for 30 years. To test the advantage or disadvantage of this bargain to the subscriber, it becomes neces sary to ascertain the value of the annuity. It so happens, however, that, owing to the existing un certainty as to tho future rate of the income tax (an impost which presses relatively with greater severity upon the holders of these govern ment annuities than upon holders of Con sols) and as to the future value of money, it becomes a matter of very nice calculation to esti mate closely the relative value of the 30 years' annuity. Several estimates have been put forward upon the sublect, but exhibit some comparative dis crepancy, owing to these two undetermined elements in the calculation. According to one of these esti mates, assuming the return of the interest from the 30 years' annuity now created to be 4 per emit., the loan amounts virtually to a creation of Consols at about 87 For cent.; but, as already observed, other estimates differ from this. Generally, so far as City opinion can be tested, there seems to be an impres mon that the terms may be considered fair to both parties to the contract, as an allowance must be made for the less popular mode in which the loan is contracted, and, moreover, a fair margin of profit is peculiarly requisite at the present critical period to induce capitalists to enter upon engagements to so large an amount. In the fact, however, that the " °ma'am" of the loan (which term represents the 1001. in Consols, with the 14s. 6d. annuity at tached—in otter words, the entire allotment) has been largely dealt in to-day at 11 to 1# per cent. premium, and was last quoted If to 11 prem., we have evidence that, in market estimation, the terms are sufficiently favourable : to the subs criber. This fact also realises the anticipation expressed in the Daily Nem of Thursday, that subscribers, through the firm tendering, would quickly see their allotments at a respectable premium. The propor tion of allotments to applications is, it appears, u nine is to ten; in other words, a party applying for 10,0001. of the loan has had allotted to him 9,0001. The favourite speculative operations of the day have been sales of Consols against purchases of "ommum," but, although this may seem at first sight a very pro fitable operation, an intricate calculation will show the necessity of caution. On the whole, the reception given to the new loan is conside red decidedly favourable—a result which is mainly attributable to the scarcity of stock in the market. It is a remark able fact that, despite the late heavy sales of savings bank stock by government, and those effected by in tending subscribers to the loan, the investments of the public, stimulated by the recent fall in prices, have been so considerable as to render stock positively scarce for transfer. Probably the operations for a fall which were freely entered into upon the an nouncement of an impending loan have contri-. bated materially to this scarcity. The supply of stock brought into the market by the loan may perhaps become greater some months hence, as the instalments are paid up, and monthly creations of Consols take time ; but it must be borne in mind that this supply is to some extent anticipated, and that the ease of the money market and the abundance of unemployed capital are calculated materially to support the market in the face of such new supply. It was noticed to-day that parties were desirous of borrowing Consols for the June account, owing to the prevailing scarcity of stock. Consols were first quoted 89j to 901. for money and the 10th May, improved to 90/ to 1, receded to 891, and were last quoted 89 13-16 to 1. The feeling of the market at the close was apparently steady, owing to boom Me purchases. The day's business in oar government securities was unusually extensive. An indisposition was evinced to deal at present in the newly created Annuities, which have 30 years to run, dating from the bth inst., but business is recorded in them at 161. In other words, the new Government Annuity of 14s. 6d. for 30 years has realised 161.105. Foreign stocks were steady, but engaged little attention. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten den on the 28th fist. for the hire of two ships to convey emigrants to Adelaide and Moreton Bay re spectively. Each ship must be ready to receive pas sengers between the 11th and 19th of June. Commercial letters from St. Petersburg to the 10th Inst. quote the exchange on London at 36i to 11-16 d. The price of tallow was a shade lower, at 117 to 118.10 i, down, for August. Land and bank shares to-day maintained former quotations, with the exception of a slight decline in the Canaa Land Company's stock. East and West India Dock stock his been dealt in at 1191; London Dock stock at 100; Netherlands Land at 11 (61. , paid); Peninsular and Oriental at 61; and Royal Mail Steam at 87 ex div. The niters of the Bank of England for the week ending liderday, April 14, when eenspued with the =rim, shows the following rialto : Mae £lB.34l,lllllDeffespe 18,670 Okaimisa ware lmmo 571,470 Pallis rpm Vail Dogmas 3,288.266 Other apidei Oova 14,215,7911 Imams 2,836,921 pnnalt in 0 . 13A75713 Increase 646,964 fa biakiag Cola flapiamgtaira ake fa Web 13,116,068 Damage 389,927 deporhoents Sores day mad ether balls 947721 buxom bet The 3,123,446 Increase 37,363 The awe (vit., Wes asi Sib la beakiag loguramat) THIS DAT,Two o'Cr.ocz. The gold mining shams remain dull. Ara Fria shares are . quoted Ito ; Colonial Gold and Great Nugget Vein, to ; and Nonfat' Monde, tto f— all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 281 to to 294 ; Peel River, 21 to 21 ; North British Auetrala• sian, dim. to par; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, # tot prem. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 7t to 7!; National Brazilian (Cooses) at 24 to 21; St. John Del Rey at 314; and Lusdanian Mining at I prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS: TALLOW •THIS DAT. The tallow market is firm, with very few sellers for end of the year. Town tallow is quoted 49.. 6d. nett sash ; Pe tersburg Y. C. on the spot, 61e. 6d. ; May and June, 61s. 6d. ; last three months, 64e. buyer.. Kazin Avaskoaa.-JTown tallow, 52e. ; fat by ditto, Re. gd. ; yellow Itassias, 675. ; melted stuff, 38s. 6d.; rough ditto, 24i. ; tallow gnome, 121. ; good drop, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports prime meadow hay, 765. to 86s. ; ',parlor, 90s. to 1001.; interior, 601. to 601. ; rows., 601. to 80c; Glom, 90e. to 120 s. ; woad cat, 84s. to 110 s. ; straw, 26.. to 30a. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.-THIS DAY. Vegetables are still dear. Endive, Lottuces, Radishes, Glob* Artichokes, and Carrots may now be obtained. Apples of foreign growth are abuadant. Pears are scarce. Hothouse Grapes may now be bought at from 10s. to 208. per lb. Oranges fetch from 21. Od. hi 10e. per 100. Gawp tides of Cornish and French Broccoli continuo to reach the market. Spanish Onions may be boagbt for 3s. per dozen. Carrots and Turnips are desr. For Asparagus then is a fair demand. Potato,. have advanced hut little in Dries. sines last week. A few new ones from France have been sold at from Is. Bd. to 29. per pound. Lettuces realize 9d. to le. per moor*. Cut flowers consist of Passion dowers, Bignonia Tanana, Tulips, Helietroper, Euphorbisa, Poinsettias, Ca mellias, Chinese Primroses, Reath., sad Roses. FRUIT. Pine Apples, per lb., 6. to Ms I apple', per burbsi, v ed to la Strawberries, per of., Is to as dewed, per dos. 61 tots Grapes, per lb, Ifis to [Os I Pears. pit Mildews, 7s to lea par dorm. Se to s VEO M I I. _ Wm. par Ws. LAD Is. Won% par herbel. Os ed to m Oil !Ida. yr bun* It to Al Ilheilele. per lb. 4.1 MAI Geella, to Id Bates per more, Is td to ht Warm Cab., p. mom N to Is Coe, per sem% Atte le 6d SEA I.IM, p. U to Id Bono I/mak par tell, Is to ea Matheemen.per put. la ie le 6d ides, Pareleyaginasl6,l4 to 41 @west km% pot lemb.l4l to 41 lint, Fem, do. al ea Is :=N e r. si g dos, So i;e7o— p. dew, is OM numb Dommiclin. le Me 2461 Mao" pa Oft. IL to 10. Od Mao* met. Is Id to So Aviongis i lior do to No Mimi. per 100. no le LIOn wart. loild io for MEL. bed is So Own% P.liimok So Id Taft% soOd bo GI Oinomboio. Nob. V Od to So oplooolo.por elm, So to to Beet, par do, lo Id to b CORK ELECTION. DUBLIN, FSIDAT VISAING. The following is the result of the second day's poll as far as it is known :—Dessy, 2,630; Ennis more, 2,0711; *Canby, 1,608. From some districts the returns are not yet to hand. [Advertisement:l' —HOLLOWAY% PILLS A CRAW!, Coss sea Doom.—Tatract of a lona heal Mn. Imam d Les dolod °abhor 13, .330.—" To !Maw Hlrkimip-84 : It Y srolholo Vim OD Wes pro of tho woodiefol oars al" el =I pot OW Ow a ems mo ft TM awn Rye pin dam* the moollio I Odol. Oa ini am ma. sew% al smut amble Is auk xeros, atlrolwranY swam Oil I add Wady wit I sties "••••"" Par br sem cf WA eziagAtilelim /wit minim in paw pielbotreard."—ami toy arsip Ore Itiknor lionovste ► gerraili mei le, j SPORTING. BETTING AT NANCHEBTER.—FainsT. Many of the subseriben basin, returned from Yorkshire there wee a pretty fair atteodanoe at the rooms to.day ; but tea bet. this woe principaily et the Halton events. no &attend quotations comp r i se all we raw done on ru es t o coma TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 2 to I 2 6W at Hobert (t) to to I yet Rotolo Worn (t) 6to S Lord of the 13 to 1 Claret (t) Wee (t) CH ft CUP. 100 to apt &Ohl= (t) 66 to I apt Little Davis (t) 13 to Neville (t) SI to 1 Gam& (t) 33 toto Bair Bird la to 1 Ph snalue (t) BO Joe Willer (t) 66 to 1 Nancy (t) 400 t 3 to Kidnapper (t) 100 t o SO all the &melds S Intend 's Eye (t) (t) to apt De C DERB Clare (t) I Y. to 1 apt et. Hobert (t) MALTON ItACEIL—FRIDAY. (BT zincruic 221.sokApa.) AXIS. Notre Dame LANOTON 8T trust Ath l erley Three raa. CONVIVIAL HANDICAP. HobSykree The midway n rem. Trlo TALLT4I Oame HANDICAP. A . Diligent lICURNT HANDICAP. Tom Perkins ChM Tadeastr) Malibu leer ram. Sir Henry WELIIAIt CUP Umiak' Bean NI. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. THE CCP. The Cup may be cbellemead for oa the Monday or Tuesday hi Mil roosting, to be ran foe over the LC., on Tuesday in the First Ostsbee Meeting nest, by horsey ke.. the of members of Me g a flab; foar.yr.oks carrying est 7th; eat Sib ; K s sed eR 61b. Ewe gentleman. at tha time d is to his suns to • piper, to be hung up at VW at Neenneem ker. eel deliver to the keeper of the metili.bask thews/ear deem* On Obis Wm. Sm, laded up. erteldi le be Me Mgt 1111 in Week eh 81141 =11 1 1: enet. if not then esegled. est efelytere ee be teemed but it et V mime tier= Wipe, bs them egVi and • milk or el Ira ammo* p.p. abea 10 eel the kto biedelhered be Me keeper of ths fa meetly min tie drams% be the person who male tie wow PROGRAXIEB -- 157 — ftli SPORT. The e p ic intimate the hater vow st Newmarket. /101111,1T—TWX NOWT/If EMI MUM ILUTDITAT Pura el SOL. for 11-yr.sids aml tiginieds; estroms_ ll mom 14.11.—T0 Mee b b ( !t o'elock the oriels Ware thanklef i sad W weights be be Oreafend olais. BWWWWOOIO et 10 men. nab, h ft, with N Wed ; for 3.7 r old 7et; bee. fhb The w ,11,1111 b • eat 41b.w inn er bbe sold he MS ewe. Iteemmette de k and aged, Mx Ale* the m ei n be lon D.M.—To dose sat cup by remgeg linsuenar Sy Id VD mem . nab. b ft, U declared by tea Ake tbe etreming berme it 3.yr-olds and upwards. T.T.C.--Te deo awl mas by eft tbe evening beim running, cad the weltbts to be dent red by alas. Three to remain in, or no MIS* bwanestanas of 10 mom. each, SW 3..yectda; colts. eat 71b; nod Wks, est 41b. Th e w i nner to b e sold foe Me son., U demanded. is. T.T.C.—'ll) dome end some by its Velma the seeming belon running. Ma ven. Stre it ft. A.F.—Mr. Detente's Nadir, Set 71b. meat Lord Glasgow's oby Pantaloon, out of l'hymils, get Sib; both 4.yr.otda. Mayon, 100, h It. Fore half of Ab M. Dike of Bedford's vAloyine, let bib, eget Captain Lane's•Flageolet, 7st I kb. Tl7l.o4lT—Tilt TWO TIOWAI.D. HA/IDICAP Pura of 701., for 3.yr.olda and upwards. Entranis.ll sow A.F. To enter by 6 o'clock the evening before running, and abs weights to be donated by 9. Awe:scrams of 5 son. seek, tor 3.yr.olds ; colts, est rib ; 004 inges. Set alb. Th e winner to be sold foe 60 mom., If demanded, be. T.C. To Cl.llO and OLIN by mix debut the evening before raining. Swaarstazas of 10 son. each ; tor 1-yt.olds. Sib; four, Ist 71b Iles and nowneds, get. The winner to be Wd for 150 am, if de. minded, he. T.T.C. To close and nuns by 6 o'clock the amble ore running. H•entrar Swarms= of 10 acs each, firr 3.yroi4a sad up. wards. D.Y.—To close end mama by aim deb* the analog khan minims, and the weights to be declared by Wm. HANDICAP BWZOWITAIZIO of 10 OOTO. 111101 4 for 3-yr.olds and sp. wards. First baU of Ab. M.—To close and name by six o'closk tie molar Image emmlng. and the weights to be declared by nine. ewmiegranand NS ens. melt, 100 f‘ for 4.yr.olde; calmest 71b. sad Silks lit 11.0. (6 subs.) VeLus, Apropos, Paatan.• Base The Consid. Tan Two Tresses Ovixam Brans. a siseeeriptien of 100 sem each, It ft, he ; seek, Mt 710 ,• end Siliss, est 41b. Th e weer d tbe mewl hems ameba beak hie melon P.M. (47 isle.) piedlleigeye„ o Ptemator, turner, Bonnie Mon. hi er* Ths . ellanel.Almoed, Nom, dade. b f Witch, iLlageows. rebThieben—Boyal Imes dem. St. Ma as ap. the Elandboy g Artannesse. Ifs Iraliasra, Pommel. The lbee. Lard of the kiss. Vaarkl ir Cke ism g er t it. eroX=lsiantinian, *Omsk lea, Hampden, Wt. , The Oave Adallaia, Dr. Cooke, West. =tee. bawls Little }lorry, Conveyancer (paid), Cinnentoe (esid), Nurjobbar (dud), paid. Tan Ceressnoost Anus of 50 love. sash. for &molds ; Sit 71b ; Mass. est 41k ; the produce of mesawhich never prod= a winner. A.F. (6 subs.)—veagnalor *Nutriment, fby Pyrrime the First—Winans, Nutldbm. (dead), WWWWIDAT—TOII 401:101 . 0 PLATS Us Downes Purr of 100 guineas, for mares ; 4.yr.olds, eat Mb; new en kb; its and aged, 10st. B.C. To enter by NE o'okek the teeming Won running. Puts of 601., for Lyr.olds mad wards;up optional saint weights. Lamm 3 awn DX. To enter by Ns o'clock the evening Mame HADIDIcAr Puns of 501., for S.yr.olds and upwards. Entrains it eon. Canrewitele Cruse. To enter by ell o'clock the evening NW running, end the weights to be declared by nine. Hasetur Swains= of 90 son. each, and only 6 ft If (Leland by ten o'clock the enaing before running, to no to the owner of the sawed hors; for it.yr.olds end upwards. A.Y. To close and name by six o'clock the evening before running, and the weights to be de. Blared by nine. Tbree to remain in, er no raca liwaseenues of 10 son. sub; for 7st end fob', Bet 10111. The winner to be sold for 100 son., if ice. D.M. To Nose and name by six o'eloak the evening before running. Swum HAVlscar Ihrunruns of 10 Sore. each, for three.yrolds. The winner to be sold for 200 son., if demanded, 80. "'net hall ei Lb. M. To class and name by six o'clock the evening before running. and the weights to be declared by Wu. ftWZIPOSAMIS of 5 , 6 son.eneh , le it, for three-p.olde; colts, Set 71b; end Wen Set rib; these by stallions or oat of mares that never Ind a winner, allowed Mb ; only one ellowsnee. D.M. 4 sobs. Ferrara (Sib). Harriet (Eb), So by Paragons-Sow (Mb), Blake (31b) (paid). Swureraxass 01 60 domes* left, for threelsolde ; colts, Set 710; and fillies, Sat alb; those got by @Milk= or oat of mane that new bred a winner allowed 311 k; only one allowance. D.M. eute.-C Robert de Gorham-Weidman (31b), ePuguator (Mb) 'Spinner (Slb). invezesmans of 50 son. each, for thres.yr.olde; colts, Set 716. The winger of the Two Thousand (Minus Stakes to carry 7th extra. D.M. 6 subs.--Oreoulus Faunae, •Tumblar, De Clare, Gerald. NolJobber (dead). R/DIEWAL of the SWIMMITMUI Of SO sown each, for three-yrnide colts, Set 7lb ; and Men Sat 21b ; not In the Two Tkoneend Guineas Staked or One Thousand Guineas ; those by stallions or out of muss that newer bred a winner allowed ells only owe Winn nee. A.P. (7 subs) nriten, The Poor Player Mb), *Nutriment (410, Priest (41b), Blue Peter (41b), Clansman (paid), MAW ber (4.b), dead (paid). TIOUBAT—TIE ONZ TUDOWD. berauerezhe of 10 nun sub, for 11-yr-eids ; 00l rat 71b • mad Set 41b ; the winner to be sold for 50 mom, If he. /kit ef Ab.lL—To clue and ININI. by in o'clock she wain before Hunn ri cre Ittemsniet or U eon. ill* Wady " If deelned by ten Web* the waft bean maim 11•Thable sad weed% T.Y,C. Thane endwise by Ma eels* theevenbee before nods*, end the wedebto to be limited by nine. Three to reoubt ta. sr MO TEM thnoreraza otlo eon. each ; for 3-yrei6; mite. let far sod a• U.. Ird Mb ; the wiener to be sold for 140 sova, if dens NIA Ma. T.T.C. To More mad name by Mr o'oloek the maim Mime ilwearemmar of 10 wive. fletb. for 2-yr-aillai Sift lit Ar i a allies, Mt Mb. T.I.C.—To dose and name 1 y els Maio* the ~se before numb*. bisszwAL or awe Bwzarerazas of 100 lon. mob, b ft, Oar waits, let fib; the winner of the Two Thomead Opium =:4 any Mb Mrs. DAL (7 euta.)—Veros, Ormoalm •Gmtar, De Chu*, Pommel. e by Lrlaado —Leila. *a by kik lk4. sitehir—lisdprosty. Tie ONE Thoodump Go mum fferazes, a sebudglisa et 1•11 sift ft. for 3-yr.old Wks, ast fib; the owner at assimi fly Is neetwtrek li. stoke. MIL (41 subs.j;:ithara o 4l.lllllo NM. aildre — Wiell. bt W lketars. Mar" away, et losaa. bbr Illsem M aas —Smise, sit tleeiae lbe Bffl&--1111es Whip, 91egni.tistehroft. dein. Br. Mei% b f by Cowl—Toms D4aaoi, Trimilen Trireme. ?smut Paradigm Klevs. Mariano" istaris. true. Oatmeiregir. *Katie Stewart. rem, =The Illnilikt me amodia. p. :foo. ln k Cave Adullea. Oa& Ogeeiir. Oregas (died) (paid), ellis iw (IWO 11IDAT-771 DZWIKAIKIi MINS HANDICAP BWiItrIAKIN of 10 MOM OD* for 3 sad 4.r.sede. D.Y.—to Moss and same by six o'clock the evening before running. and the weights to be declared by nine. (3 sobs, or no nee.)) itwxuriwaime of 10 sow. each; tor 3-yr- olds. 7st ; four, Set 61b.; Ice, six, and seed, Wt. The winner to be sold for 100 ems, if de before r ing. manded, lso. DAL—To Moss sod name by six o'clock the amming unn Bwaszeranss of IP rove. each ; for 3-yr.olds, eat 71b ; and tame. est 71b; mares sad allowed 31b. The winner to be mid We 80 ems.. if draaads be. first hell of Lb. M. To close and name by di o'clock twinning Wm MOWN. Tae Itxwisemint gem" a Ilabearlption cf 50 move. each, b ft. for 3.yr olds; colts, I* TD; ma 11131 m, est 31b. The owner of the second hems t• NNW Irk Ns Mks. D.*. (20 sobs.) Cavalier, eh o by Wands-13 Vmsimiteg blesua dr ainner, Muller, De Clare. b e by the illmili. 1, = =44=1. b e by Venison—Vern • dos. nynemenel. bbleree• •Polytiote, •Illse Yansltswe, wermie Two. louse he paid ibrwaremins of II ern. m aw Ivy, obis ; Wes, Set 71b; the (inner of the One Dirmall Makin to cam 71b extra. XII. .) fby !minis 6111 llinmia. Aimed, 'Rebell% Ken pees, Twitter, (by Orlando—Dinars (deed!. A special train totasnlasit Vai 111;11711 lam Illaispeasre ntatima so,. morrow (Genda)) et _hdif4mg P. MS. The weak day mine between Lams sal Newmarket win ram es /spews: __.--- C. 40 a.m. Ist, 2ad, sad irdCisss dim fa Newms-ket at 10.15 ma. Li a.m. tst sad lad Clem at MU ark. 11.20 L. lst sml2lad Um, LP p.a. 5.0 p.m. Ist mat lel OEN.i ress, n 7.23 p.m. _11110111•121Maaa _ 6.30 a.m. 10 mai led Clama. Ism" las to London at 11.4 L. 8.30 a.m. Mt, inloot kd pro, 12.40 p m. 12.45 pad. let mad lad Cum. 3.40 pm. 4.0 p.m. Ist sad Ilad Coma 7.15 p.m. 0.10 let sad Ad (Lr, 10.30 p.n. 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IIL I !! e%~ii 0. - Llii ►o oc so so u s SHARE LIST& THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocu. The railway &haze market to-day is steady, at about the final quotations of yesterday, with little badness going forward. Loudon sad North-Western stook is quoted 98t to ; Great Western, 631 to 64; Midlasd, 681 to 69; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 751 to 76; South-Easterns, 18k to i ; Great Northern', 22 to ; and Caledonians, 291 to 1. French lines are rather Satter. ORDWART BEAUS AND STOMA La. I I liatiwAn. I Own( Prim. IMr tads,. MI • i la