The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-19 00:00:00

a • 7" - • 1 tti F • . ." It • MO. • • may , (THREEPENCE. No. 2,703.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, Iss. MU THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. Little business has been done in the Stock Exchange to-day, the visit of the Emperor of the Preach to the City giving occasion to a partial holiday. Consols opened at a further slight decline, but a recovery has mace taken place, and prices are now quoted / per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Consols, after declining to 89; to 1, have advanced to 90/ to for money and the 10th May. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 881 to 881; the New Three per Cents. at 891 to 891 ; Bank Stock at 210; India Stock at 228 ; Exchequer Bonds, 1839, at 981; Exchequer Bills at be. to 81. prem.; and India Bonds at 12s. to 15s. prem. Foreign stocks are steady in price. Turkish hu advanced to 74f to 1 ex div. Mexican is quoted 201 to 211; Spanish Deferred Throe per Cents., 18 to 1; and Russian Five per Cents., 98 to 100. Sar dinian Bonds mark $6 to 1 ; and Dutch Two-and-a- Half per. Cents., 621 to 1. In other description no business ims taken place. fasse sa, 110. THE CITY. -: en . BLACK ii ,.- - , t 1 e - .. .. 260 L AC i. E la SlLKS6.penrjeAl4atte! THE IMPERIAL VISIT 'W BEARS LIST& Yak they /lark sys=freraillia dna frent the momaibilmema at Lyose. and .—...--- niay nil ups lama the adelEtalesecW ea Iron tk'oo DEPARTURE FROM WINDSOR, AND AIt:UVAL The Went'of Witinissmav IMMO. • arvltaeo peas berwess Me memakettuere asd thy re- 00 opera in ton ' the Stock Enamor TN um ow tamer.; rd ervelciabs. Ike. 14/. AT THE OIJILDBALL.- THIS DAY. being still almost exclusively directed to the Co/col Ma sedl3l,negossersm; JAY ..ad tu., won At an early hour this morning the Hon. Mr. market, the railway share market continues very ;motive. The tone of tbs market was to-day, how- Danes, - Hutchins, MI., M.P r Mr. Si•rjthat Ganges, how- THEasoossafal reents of the last half center% uss mod isms gm " du sowLs;;Ds . ' , scums ? Captain Jobasoe, - Leoy, Esq., directors of this South- ever, somewhat firmer) and in some oases an ad- pe..osonesallwelp anning Inn in the growth. roe ora. Weston Railway Compthy. with Mr. Croasbie, the mare- Yana. o f *boos i pas' cent. was "tablialled• do. sad impfeeleffila of IN bomb WE. It perseafa it boat alt. tsss ...___,...1 Wi n dso r , . lei ell err maim) pap. dreagthems weak from dross it from oar! "a* t h "°"". t° me diarrii, esemass It biemilhag ma. early. 111111111007, lathe Vauxhall, to receive her Gracious Majraty, his Boyd THIS DAY. Two &Mom. evelokorthe Waa l . a aa b a s e alsa walaw assa W W "Woe"' Highs's. Priam Albert, and their Imperial visitors. The The ?anent share market to-day is Ti?, quist, simsidoe spetattm. Far rhefirea It b espeatally lelaMMIMIal _ won as twin or n breurgulased ef bak. pun ells e; 7 s . • stoyal party arrived at th e station at Windsor shortly slur bet strap Prime are in all cam quoted man the ktnigia. l' gtb. 0.44.11. kat ma / l ' a Si. ' sad asa la w l'i s : 11 o'clock. sad as how • large assemblage • Irwin of Mate SS t hey eland yesterday. London and North- •On ,be mapper era bottle are the wads 4 law- Mearoar W. ° in two lbw -841 a A. RO W LAN D end the moot ntheriestio dethrii ptoa.Their Majesties having WOlOOl2 in q stoat uoted 981 to 98; Great Weston, wag e se. momso-smosm Leans; an brewed's' and perfornen been received by the abovoloeottosed director,sod Mr. 63 4 to 64 4; Midland , 68 4 to 69: Lancashire and Crozabie,the monetary, prooreded to the state carriage , swid,t Yorkshire, 764 to 764 ; South-Eastern:, 18 to 1 ; rIaisSEMAIII•....i...- P 11400144 bY Wola,jestissi,.._,_ .._ renewed cheerio( from the privileged few who had the ex- Calednians, 291 to 301 ; and Great Northern, 22 Patent of ss psu m su sal lmus sa sssarsa mow " . u lasb au s s u si "" '"'"s luss. "' taw good forties to obtain tickets of admiessoa how the 10 i Trietwome. W• Is Ie • WW IO O tocrolalathel• Willmetorttrea. 1.0 directors. The engine Ira condaetod by Mr. Beattie, the reach shares are also steady. • 11000 4 doh Wm. 21 "a wass . l aa ae slaW all k• la " Wasi Locomotive auperintendent, and - lisoraisses, Esq., M P., ououcsav WAILES AND KOCK& mass all threw disga _mmolutely sad entirely emillemes all MINI Id . shoesdisordessimam meedos lave se heg_b_ses tasesOt aa amilsta Chairman of the Locomotive Committee; sad Mr. Bow, as. ed. mammon moan rms. woo today. tro, be the Mae IWO ot a was of elleallWaa.. s.... , the TraMc Manager, was else oa the engine. Exactly at V . Ns „swam —.-...... 194 114 mum widi Ya .......‘„, Thelmilli o n sing neadus' leers, uneannuusda,ll.ll.lll.a. a us r idl gaptibm - SI" - fire minutes to twelve o'clock the RI 1 trails arrived at the 11l Ilt Umbra /Seri mom wieners dairestimad moisenneb enelooka. station at Turn.% where their Illajesties and lake as; all as Z wss i v a g rwf takthe+a+vesMata Me wseldameaemmm. Wien. . r • .. u. 1. s. sus. mis m se s s uss s ; m ow in ma. in g a a alighted, sad were received by N. J. Chaplin, Esq., II lad iffruen..j.,a cb as ju. 14 ay, : ammselea engem Thor WHO= We. willet_taate wallwaa thew the chairman, the Count Eyre, and several other directors Wi all 'lo.ofradrMit.oo3.o.o IS 11l IS Ili Da do. do Mil. - le 74 AL WI bialll. 4ol °. "old la m' "M s ' ' al ' " s ly "' W lial it and officials. The Roth' station premated a amp creed of gig. Hu smolt as s g nus Ade. Ma espante dossa as adelialsterml Vel= i asua.ha-le be wibehmer and nu& la el the most simple yet magnificent chariot'', the tastefully .4. 1 05 ainft0d. 5 ........1—...- My Set sag fay Eh osionmoon I st lai :I i .111% a s sZl iga u bili ka. Ithrasietesit. ananged meads surrounding the melba 'Reisman, se am c „,,,,J,—„= ...... 6 0 .Nlit tarmmg i.., idgassumimiihst. 2.1,......06.1.4.1k. sib. ow, pectin the teof of the eentdor entaties ereneesontelwith ' . 1 , lee ma 4 r . i.dbr -A.-L.-- • 1 it.tret. ~ ,a , 1 16. -•-••••••••• 111 IS • prenatal of laurel, with rite lags of Prone sad Emend IS all one . MS E mil R.)... - - 11 4 rosa rhumba& Eon sad amass le. newel.. ; et. tog poss. tar beatnik. At the sad of the corridor was erected • platform, 1 4 1 2 110102 6. .. ru a il is vilos. c i-;; . ;•1: .. : a l 38 11 1 _:... -._ ... ..1 with eriesees sloth. which were filled gs 1_ le Ds. ( NE. 0..ada)... = = LWATC 10 lID aatwarp .M Ltd 74 •i 1a $ 4 taisla• &boss lama* :I die N. 10 Delbwia to Grairmas ' 0 l minii 1 1, f.: !ow dorodaiCabdit. r 16 P iu : b. ell WWI et nob; B4l U 11l 10 Do.IIOM ..—..--- i 1 Pia NN 2 1 Id 10 Da Damaabo ... ll It pra iss a n 44p A ak„ pi: i wawa% 100 mil Do. 4.. 39 / lai o Ma —.— 1a 10 02sed Jumbo et II 13 13.1tortalOnadiA 9 •2 Ms 13 all DIAL InLitd/I. 1 :I " 100 110 DRAWL* AO all Di. Omlippa Op. at do. NI N ft 10 Ora* onslfiftlsoa 2 21 in II all Unit Lim Parson I IPm 11 1 Do. Narbtaa pa aim 200 as 5 2 lb. Ulm. Is.— i ron 1 all Do. de. ft U Os. easitilZ 2 4 all Do. N. SOl all Gt. Wait Orada. thins li If IN all Dab*, pat 07,ars MN N el WO at Do. ao. 113, do. 11l 911 141 Ito */ Do. do. ri, M. fie 1.0 101 IN 00 Da do. Noritlaset op. 115 97 904 ad Raelhos se Tam* l4 10 11141 sil De. 111 parlh d at tii le* ft 10 loom awl Om* 2l $ pa 90 14 (mar =di lledlloNams 1 10 114 liolna —................—. par e lei le 10 Un. MOW $l4 311 Sans ballsols . —.— 1 4 .. 10 al Do. Now ... ....--. li at N 20 %mark lbr ir llak Ms) • 016 pa II If Ikethars al ► N all Mb WM. atom Dab aberteroi a inititllo6o) 114 in L ill Norreibm Pisa Prim S * . 11434 O N Paris Z ' r ms rlaiso N * Prism* Sous N 41 N 10 Par* as. 13 Chatttell N an dam sad Dana ......... 21 1 22 1 at N Da iv* Dom* II 3 Owl Illosibli ..... N all *Nes red Men • 10 all D 5.14 pet Oast. Probe — 90 b. *ibis id all *a. *ode O s O4 4 * 10 Do. 64 par M. Mir — 10 la Roam cl Frau* So A mama ----- 1 $74 Di iVIDNIMIDLT BYIWINI. WIDNISDAY Evaximo. ..------- ----- Easiness in home mining stooks to-day has been the reverse of active. The only inquiries we hear of are for shares in Alfred Consols, West Alfred Con sols, West Providence, Tincroft, Mendip Hills, Nan teoe and Pearhiw, a nd Vale of Towy. In the gold mining shares the only feature was a little inquiry for those of the New Granada Com pany W. _ a) Da. dna AA weaktiord. Now sal Iterksi Olkilw. . IHE SCIENCE et Mil ar, How to Lbw owl Wirt So Lire kr ; wr ia swileali. fle ‘ 4ll . orrkr ig = " W ir e alglio—ally rikriVaill 11111•V er i re our si • Illisvo corviTirrtLra. girt* Obrevalions ea as Ur• the illowsoie la k• ikon Disorkw. 14.1=werrallog how • quallki =maw or ye p waded prate. visa, at wok at wear yew* mat saywis••• mod to Ow wwwww Warm of prisms Obi im ilmp waists liwerlan ow mini W early life. I. %wpm se Uwwwwso wksh Wed to Wolk owarsr, the rrowermill kwir Mme . sad k• ii=sto olopied for kit : is MANN,. will 1:717.71. , Fairer: aim w; Wwwws. W. Oileredwit 111 , a.3' .ocasaw. • irad , i ii two ~.5... with mats, covered with crimson cloth, whisk were filled with elegantly attired ladies. Theis Itsjietise, b•vlag knowledged the •ttentioa of the chairman and ankle* ec premeded to the Rola carriages, which, on smergi•g from the pies, were received by • vast ooneourse et. of persons with • hearty and enthusiastic burst of s. cheerio'. Similar demonstrations attended the progress ever Vaiazhall bridge, &c., to Buckingham Palace. A is. guard of honour, coosisticg of 100 of the Foot Ossetia, was in attesdasce, with the band of the Scots Fusiliers. The se melt soosisted of • troop of the Life Guards, The Royal carriages proceeded ever Valaahall•bridp to Buckingham Palace, where do immense and enthusiastic 114 II 28 73 fil 64 64 414 sr 18 JO 67 49 19 89 73 78 136 124 91 98 63# 04/ -69 61 45 70 6 7 pa i / pa 16/ IS it; Met Laroseiso la alsbelSO intOtessow_ elloftweb old Pinbias tot of ili =weilemO raia = IN Omit Sadists to,, Ow a. Midi 00 look Ot. am& sa4 West. am: 1 pa lei IS ieo amen MMus 100 Do. fisserVelky 00.1110 LaiiIININI Ind Certials . 111 Do. Thirds Ul 4 Ana iris tAagio Australia& Odd •A.slo Calibrelan toiastralmidas I i 1 II 6_ 6. I iio: lOu LAOIIBIIIMI mod Tem tis Is so W A7a7ralTasi QoedW IL.. istuearr Ins is OW ;Zi - tigt I THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PA. prim Ismilsi Literal Issna M l. Um demi id. sed bye isonana iM M on soma Weems. lls Went sad m Nedra los of Its soes—is emsems, d Its lo bee repent. mad Is the sorted steressidle eel at arairaiwad V dap dry. railway. mad isorassi piper siseres dse SPECIAL CORRIMPONIMINTS AT MS szAT Or WAIL ITS YONSION MEMO o f s I siND IMPARTIAL. Aa suketwly early mart &Weft Met Whet Sae Is esp. Pod So It by ',ivy Ovstissd Mehl sod it eomaiss THY ONLY DAILY MINING IMPOST, via' Dot of Woes IT =LUDO ALL ft ADvarnsexisiss. ▪ b MOND boboootooL the wow , W dm @WY ow of lisesplormsdes. 0111 - 1 0 1 1 • 11 washoaotif ma weft mesrmselmt. sedred sebessmer M podium see lehrlor ad ie mg. d To be stemy boomellersr surd. as is tbe Ma'am; or st Ilts cam IL smseerusersei, lissimmet. Lambs. N.B. If dilsslNF imedessat Is abeatabg tho piper by evsslas post it s modessid sibs taa polisbor or .ppliesUon. lambi ths seems of ems moms mob to swish It. lA. re starter, pad Is dem= by Passolise earn D AILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY I,y EVENING COST, at Ifs. Ed. par ar s g a rest ia rhyme. 4 . 101 N IiEDDOX. GI, Upper illmay.t., eqszts. Dooltailke mg Ern WIN. Y NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 SAL PAli4dl t Is. pre work; molls' to tows or moat" II for Id. wry y. at Ifs. =oaster try Yr. WLTILIIS, liodie4ll". DA ILY NEWS LENT TO !Midi, is Lomb" ea ►`. par quarter.--biNt by MORNING 211 . 1 1 = 1 : 1 4 WINO 000 1 1. bd. per v.—II. ADAM; S, WNW/80m Paws Apist. BAYSWATER —DAILY NEWS LENT TO *SAD; sad ospoligl to ta• togatry by evesite past, tt Mr& gr en r vo... tgl. PRia la Ragtag/. M. BOASICL. OruffleAsimm. Mat. reerpat. FRYLVDS OF THE CLERGY. The fifth annual dinner party of the Friend of the Clergy Society was held in the London Tavern last evening, the Bight Hon. the Hal of Cu leilieTelt presiding. About 100 Meargymeo and other giatlemen were present. Attlee dieser, the usual toast Church sad Qutha was proposed, • ith a particular allusion to the functions el ear sovereign as temporal head of the protestant church of Zeeland. The seat tout was the " Health of the Emperor and Ziapeses of toe French," to whew, the noble Mut:MIS .b. evened, be was sure the crises' of London would girt a =welcome on their visit nest day; sad be felt NW that not only France and England, but the whole of inmefee, would aerie* great advantage* from the kindly intercourse between thee. two great nations. We nthst entertain a strong feeling of irotitude and a d m iration fir the noble part when the mperor of the French had taken in all three difficult and ;minted trammel tons which had led to the present war. Ain re straight forward, more intelligible, and manly course no character in history ever pursued. (posers ) After the singing of "Patent pour la Syrie," by Hiss Ransferd, come the hea lth of Prince Albert and the Prises of Wales ; and his lordship then thopoted that of the Arch bishop of Canterbury and the Clergy. The toast was acknowledged by the Rev. Dr. Molten, who, referring to the pattieular object- of this socthty, rad the clergy were a clam of the community who very much needed assistance, tot only fur themselves, but for the sake of those near and dear to them, and for whom they could not make provision. He believed the clergy were always willing to spead and be spent for the g od of their people, and deeerved the kind considemion of society. The CHAIRMAN then gave " 1 he Army sod Navy," sew Mated with our brave allies. He alluded to the gallant exploits by which they had recently distinguished them -1101.11, sad observed, it was meet consolatory to find that many of the officers and private soldiers could die not merely as good soldiers, bat as good Christiana. Lieut.• General DaLAMOTTI responded. The noble CHAU/Asa then gave the toast, "Prosperity to the c or p o ration or the Friends of the Clergy, and say it warns. to flourish." lie reminded them that last year he congratulated ibe society upon the very eutistattuty Manner in which it had been maargthd, and aria the OW Sort sad relief it bad thus afforded. On the preseeteeeasies he had a somewhat painted task, because. although hie own total= of the value of the society was issehaneted, and I although the need of it had never been more felt then it was now, and it had rendered rearial service during the past year to some moat deserving sad reaffering members of the clerical prolion, • very painful we had occurred in the his the tory of te society, to erhieh be was obliged to allude ; eon idenble defelaation, unhappily, bad been deticted in the funds o f t b e soc iety, which had been traced to the miscon duct of an facer of the society, in wrest they had all had the go possible confidence. The company would not wish hiss (the noble chairman) to go into detail. now, or to make any reproachful resealks on the conduct of that individual. It was unhappily too true that is institutions at this kind sash things did sometimes occur, mod that a wrongful set was often committed by one who had been trusted as among the most zeeloste and useful spats of the gaiety. He (the Earl of Chichester) had now satisfied laurel( that every pains had been taken to sonertain the total amount of the defalcation, end doe pesestioes to guard the funds of the society will • smiler wourrenee ; and by the labatra and the estiefeesif•dealiwg eouduet of some of the executive, *.lte ado, was ow *seed es seek a sound footi n g es to be emed•sbefl MIA forth with perfect regularity, and withal{ arep sigh efiendil • thief hanpenieg 'gain. There be the UMW meeting held ia Hay, when the details of this &fafr would le more fully **praised, with the reeedisl sad precau tionary meathree the eematttee bed arranged. The lest of nonatiose, amounting 'o 3111., mod of life Sebscriotioes. Halt , was don reed by the Rev. Mr. Cos. Mr. Roosas proposed the " Health of the Berl of CM shestes," wan banks fee presiding upon this oessaioa. His lordship t eying askitowleded the compliment, the Other toasts were disposed of, sad the party throated. Tin FOLEY-PLACA MUAD334.—It ham been &goer lobed that at the ems of the warder of ldr. Joseph Lithium by Borsaeili at Foley-plsos, the loaner wee possessed of 3601 is Bank of Befitted sates. It is surmised that at the NIA* ha was mardsred this above parcel was and. 4 his pillow, and that they won abstracted from than by some perm dunes Ili, omission cowiquent oa the tomtits Nast. Toe following sea tho nemesia sad dates of the motes; 3001. sot., N.. n 916, Jas. 12. 1864; fear 1001. notes, Nix. 39,611, 13, 14, and 16, all dated Feb. 10, 1864; sad • 601 note, N 66,184, dated Feb. 9, 1864. A 1004, No. 39,612, and • 101 note, No. 48 069, dated J as* 6, 1864, Bea hoes paid tato Ibe Bask of Beglead does the murder • reetard has been offered for the above sotto, or for is- Osrmatio• IN to the poem who paid the solos into this Beak. Excursion trains run from Southampton, Bishop- Sok% Wisekettar, sad Bssisgstoks to Loados to-day, to Molds the Has & pshirs folks to psi lb, Rapier sad Immo st the ha crowd had assembled. Along the line of route, from Buckiagham Palace to M. Guildhall, flip of various sines, ages, and colours, w.rs m ating out, and at every window a cluster of heads were II The police had no difficslty in keeping order in the 10 Amite, although the crowds were great, and the Ent- a i l peror nearly as hour after the a pp ointed time. 0. TM momenta, however, were getting very tedious, when the Imperial visitors came. The uniform of the Gouda herald- M., Mg the approach was • welcome sight. When the long 11 1 *spaded carriage passed, it because evident that erroneous S. ideas of the whole proceeding had been entertained by the crowd. At many spots the people would not believe that their Imperial Majiaties had arrived long after the wheels bad rolled by. Open carriages, brilliantly- s : dnesed ladies, a smiliog Empre-e, and a long glittering din- S. play of equipages were looked for, and the disappoint- r e mint, when it was found that all then we. to 114 see ked bean shut up in the fiberifes carriage, ea men out of sight—was great. The people in its front a fa rank recognised the distinguished occupants, and cheered, but, by vast numbers, especially to those ia doors, the Hanle- u ror's pcesence was not eves suspected. His Imperial Ma- IS jesty looked in excellent spirits, and bowed repeatedly ;3 . 1 from the window of the carriage. The Empress, we are to glad to say, appeatid to have quite recovered from the fatigue of the last two days. The reception at Guildhall, te shortly before 3 o'clock, formed a scene of an extraordinary Unreels?. AU that wealth sad loyalty can effect is the it * shape of decoration was laviably impended, and with this was an enthusiasm seldom witnessed amongst our people. N I The proceedings of the day found here a fitting close. IRELAND. DUBLIN, APRIL 18. in In anticipation of an increase of duty on whisky, as a considerable amount of duty is being paid in this country. In Belfast last week the bum of 15,000 L was paid for duty. The Lard Provost of Glasgow and a number of gentlemen connected with the projected Glasgow an arid South Western Railway have visited Seismal . , as is • deputation to promote • plan for shortening the t ISlSounicatien between Ireland and Scotland. A good deal of interest has been excited in the :1 musical world here by the appearance or the new 1, oratorio of "Abraham," which was performed for the et. first time last evening at the Ancient Concert Hall. It is the composition of a young man of independent to fortune, a Mr. G. W. Torrance, and its production so has been atte,.dtd with most complete Dunces*. All 64 ; that is eminent in the musical profession and in the a. private musical societies of Dubl in mustered last et. night, and laboured very successfully to give effect to the new work. The Rev. George Wilson Bridges, A M., hu been appointed to the Perpetual Curacy of Beset ley. Gloucester • dive patron , _ Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol. Tne to Rev. Hurry M. J. Burke, A. 51 the P. rpttual Curacy • of St. Peter, Frawilode, Gloucestershire ; patron, the Bishop of Gloucester god Bristol. Ihe Rev. J N. Sonpkinsen bag r 4 been presented to the Rectory of 13 , 5s•tun, Northampton so shi , e. The Rev. C. Bartshorse ' Rector of Roloroby, Northamptonshire, is to be • Rural Dean within the Dificem, ' of Peterborough. At. K The Ring of Sardinia has appointed Captain so Bismuth, 'II, Marquis of San to , and C•pteiu Groove 114 de Bevel to be Berdinisn c.ommiesiontrs accredited to Omer 12 4 Paths, General Caarobert, sad Lord Rastas respectively. Toe following notice was issued from the General its Powcflim yesterday, vie.: Mails for Sierra Leone sad Ascension w.ll be made up is Lonctri on the •Weeit got the bt• 21st inst. for transmismon by her llejeoev's sbip Hscate„ ► ! appointed to sail from Diveoport os the 22 id inst.; and all ; 1 1 . ' letters addressed ty the Hecate will be so forwarded 8 ,. Lettem will be liable to the packet rates of postage, vie., Is. IL the half comet, and which must be paid in advance. Newts- eta papers will be conveyed free of charge. CIEMOIOIII OARDILN6.—We understand Mr. Simp- 1 , 1 2 ' 4 stn is IS .k tug ever. effort which the early period of the season allows to render the evening here a Suing shoo to es the auspicious day selected by the Emperor and Ramos If for their visit to the City. The illuminative Tarct-Prenco arch. whi se glitter.ng ereserots can 'be distinctly seen ; towering above the lofty trees, will in keel( he a great at- L e.e viatica. The effective bend of the Duke of York's School, ht. by permission of the commandant, will perform at tattles's to Se daring the 'venom. Moan FORTIYICATIONS IN BELount—A project is on foot et Brussels, to thethilie the oolitic...cons ot Antwerp, by establishing a hew fon at the Tit* ce Orme, hear that city. The inhabitants of Aotwerp coasiler ths De IF fort unnecessary, and the Chamber of Commerce has sent an address to the Wag, praying that it may not be • zecuted. The olives says that, as all the Powers have guaranteed the iadtpendence of Belgium, sad es she entertains theism's friendly feistiest with all of tees, the increase it the forti 111fttlese of the greet consaterciel port of the country would l awar an uniu.vilable act of (firma. Tag entlitCll AND STATE STRUGGLE IN PIEDMONT. TM generale of the rebs.otts era, r. ezist.ng to Ps. d- Seat have addressed a letter, dated Rowe, 31.1 ult., to the arrilidrope sad bishops oethat kingdom, thoogratuletiog dams the resistance they have matte to the Couvent: lloppeessies Bill, now before the Senate at Turin, and thaaltiog them for the protectiaa they have thus granted to the establishments. mewed with destrietiou. This does meet is signed by nineteen gosenl., ineluO.ng the Bishop of P orpht re, 0000000 of she Ange.tie monks The government emigratioo ship °stasis finally toot her oepartore Iron S u•hamptiut water for Ad- Wide yesterday. Site had above 400 perscusen board, nearly 200 of whisk ware Twang Irish moisten. No young men were suited le put iar swam with parent*. Every female IR hard hos bed a sea bonnet and lap pocket given 15r, hp slseauskrat 541.11 of ladies in Souteamptou. As soon es they Was Aastralis ladies take charge of the= and gat theft sitaetions. [Advertimmant.)--Taa Erw4o.—At this genial eseeen, whet game areabehe gems the a sepal glean gal miss both the said use togwelits amiss rec.,* the inpumattit mussed fessilbr ited Mehgerallei en tees of begglossee tt r abehem I Met the Wm Sews Asir esprima der raga par a Mew te remit eel WM& as users 'The kir addle, may hive sea yea bat the tolsorsoles d elan, sr tbs vast el weed/ aseema lee mg Walled MOW WM Is grodeirr &mut.] we. wigs :be teeth are garta.ser s lograrrotrarerkoer wait. ors *Ode wash ago Issaposmilmwissurtwamdalwa. roe this I mom Maggiggiadge sgspgralbgle of nrors. asthma, their amuse OS Ur r iot rli SMOG , ke the OW ;14=din quo ser use = a r ss ontaillp areit ads sidle md thir 111 POW D p i. na *. Wog *MN U Lamina nil Illaskwall .. 160 l tit Cori! WO tf4Z lll l l.6 lsedi Wows De. tot ++n to Do. Mho . bi Do. ffiginha 6s. LOU larks Booth Wer- IS Al Do. SSO De. lie _ ______,., 100 Slamil.,oba.,altosolo.l. AL Do. f Ran% NW 1 100 ledsod 100 Ds. Kra. and Derby tli NW .O. 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Ounly llO 1111,11110 110 tandem J. Ins l M -. to • Kos 100 lamisaaadWlNWll o 20 10,100.100 'ma. Pruw. of Millais* $6 1004* 10 Da Saw ... 10.000 10 Naumai of Ireland 21 MAD 20 14• vi loath Wahl...—. s ars 2.5 Oriest. Bask Comae:atlas al 20.000 100 proulasialat 21 VW 10 WOW II Royal hattrallsa Book. fag sod Goad hop. Ou 1 11,000 25 dem! Austras 01,uou 11 Upon 01 Australia 11,000 00. Plitw NOW 10 Units of Larks 11 Oe dr I i di 17 17 IS Si I die i Pg. - n u U 41 6$ Se To so CBI:WTI-RATE SUPERBEDED.—k Deems that the volusuiry principle experimented on last year has been 1110. credal, and that the ehnrchwardens are again about to try it, they having published a notice in which they say :—" It is proposed to provide for the ezpete.es connected with tits *revues of the nerieh church, from Suter, 1864, to Baster, 1866 (sum...bodes to 1601), by moans similar to those adopted Wet year. Subscribers are requeeted to remember that the mossey now to be robed is intended to defray all expellees dthis kind, so that there will be so separate collection on amount of clerk, or sexton, or of the organ, or the 'impels, or of any object or outgoings incident to the church ser viees."—Barcita Aarertioee and Ablesbtop Nam. THIt EDUCCTION QUIdSTION. NEW BILL TO ISTABLIIIII taxa ScitowLe.—Yesterday, a 641 in the HOU,. of Commons, bearing the names of Mr. Milner son, Mr. Cobden, and Mr. Headless. wee printed " to esta blish free schools to England and Wales." The preamble elates that it is duirshle to establish ire. schools and to in crease the efficiency assisting schools e instruction of the people Is England and Wales. Th ere am 27 ~ review,' in the bill The else of the measure is to establish da) schools, evening !Knouts, infant schools, and industrial schools. Doctrinal religion is net to be taught, but time to be allowed tot obtaining religious instruction. The day schools are to be for the is/traction of childrits of six years sad upwards; evening schools for children of ten years and upwards ; and infant schools for the Instruction of children ender six. In the industrial schools imbue time is to be given to snob yeas, poor eems as may appear to have no seam of support except beg or arise. In addition to education and indust rial ammo Lion, food and shelter to be sup. lied. An order of a magic nab most be obtained before an adsaissioa eaa be procured iota an industrial school. School districts are to be formed, end a committee appointed to cant out the act. Teachers and reams are to he appointed. Besting schools may be enurerted into free schools under this mt. A register of pupils to be kept. In order to raise the funds required by the oommittee for carrying the act into operation, owe or more school rates to be made upon all persons liable to be rated to the relief of the poor within the district. Honorary examiners an to be elected, and training schools to be esta blished. It Is Imposed to establish a beard of inspection, and to appoint inspectors. Salaries are to be paid under the mt. LILOAL APPOINTMEIITIL-110 Attorney-General ban filed up the 'mem created in the once of second mown prosecutor for the last loaf Mattiu on the Deism, circuit, by the following appointments : Mr. H. O'Hara, for Tipperary; Mr. M. for Waterford ; Mr. W. Rya., foe Wexford; and Mr. B. Curtis, for Ed ibility. WELL PALACE, APSIL 18.--Eiguaxo DAY.— Admissions oa payment, 2,1162; ditto by MUM Wu*, 03: 103 /Mu% 3,03. The English funds opened lower this morning, end, .kfter a temporary rally, finally closed I per cent. lower than yesterday. Thechiet depressing influence rested with large bond fsdo as well as speculative sales in preparation for the loan. These sales were chiefly on account of bankers, capitalists, and public companies, many of whom propose subscribing for the new loan ; but, on the mbar hand, the market derived much support throughout the day from onmerous purchases on account of the public,' who are evidently disposed to invest at present prima. We understand that the subscriptions to the loan to-day have been numerous, representing a con siderable aggregate. Two o'clock to-morrow (Thurs day) is the latest hour at which subscriptions will be received by the Messrs. Rothschild, who will be able, before the bidding takes place at the Treasury, on Friday morning, to inform applicants of the propor tion that will be allotted to them, in the event of the contract being assigned to that firm. As a large portion of the public appear to be as yet but partially acquainted with the mode of procedure re quired to be adopted in applying for the loan, it may be repeated that the applications to the Mews. Rothschild (the only firm who have opened lists) must specify the amount of stook desired, so companied by a deposit of 10 per cent. on the amount applied for. Supported by these applications, the Messrs. Rothschild, on behalf of themselves and all other subscribers, will make their bidding at the Treasury at what they may consider a suitable price. As a guide to the value of the 30 years' annui ties, in which the bidding'. are to be made, it may be useful to mention, that fixing the annuity at 14s. per annum is equivalent to creating Consols at 88. Supposing such terms as these to be presented, and accepted by govern ment, a subscriber of 1001. would receive a nominal capital of 1001. in Consols (which is now worth in the market a fraction above 9011, and a government annuity of 14e. for 30 years. The critical position of affairs at Vienna and Sebastopol naturally induces caution, but, in the absence of any grave intelligence of an adverse character, there is an impression in many quarters that the allottees of stock in the new loan, on such terms as those above alluded to, would see their allotment at a respectable premium. The money market continues extremely easy. First class bills can be discounted as low as 3j per cent. _ _ The Paris bourse to-day was somewhat firmer, but the actual recovery in prices was unimportant. The other continental stock markets continue dull. Consols opened at 90 to 1, recovered to 901, and had declined at the close to 90 to 3. The quota.ion for money and for the ac aunt of the 10th May was apparently identical, money stock being somewhat scarcer in the market than of late. The day's busi ness is the department was larger than for a long time put. Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 5.. to 10s. pram., and India Bonds at 12e. to 15s. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief transactions were in Turkish, which continues to show a tendency towards recovery. Bargains are recorded at 731 to 741, and the closing quotation was 74 to 1 ex div., being a shade better than the final range of yester day. Other stacks present little change in prior. In consequence of the early hour fixed for receiv ing the bidding. for the loan on Friday next, do 20th inst., boa nese in the Stuck Exchange will none mence at 10 o'clock on that morning, instead of 11. The corn market to-day war dull, at the slight re duction established on Monday. The amount of specie brought in by the Atlantic, from New York, was reported by telegraph to-day at 1,50 11 ,000 dollars, or about 300,0001. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 24th inst. for the conveyance from the river Thames and Cork of 281 men, with officers, to Hong Kong. The Admiralty have engaged the ship San Fran cisco, and ordered the Henry Ellie to be surveyed, for the conveyer's, of wooden buildings to Scutari. The colonial wool sales are fixed to commence on the 3rd May. Land and Baok shares cautious quiet. Peninsu lar and Oriental Steam shares experienced • further rise of U. to-day. C. ystal Palace shares closed at 3 9.16 to 3 11-16. Berlin Waterworks shares have been dealt in at 4to 41(71. paid); Canada Land, at 118 to 1 ; Netherlands Land, at 11 (51. paid) ; and Royal Mail Steam, at 671. Annexed are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange List :—lnsuranoe shares: Alliance Marine, 361; Alliance British and Foreign, 174 ; Atlas, 181; Church of England,3l; City of Lon don, 21; British Commercial, 7; Crown, 171, 4; Eagle, 61, 61, 1; Equity ani Law, 51, 4; English and Scottish Law Life, 41; General, 51; Globe, 1211; Guardian, 551; Indemnity M arine, 651,66 ; Imperial Lite, 181 ; Imperial Fire, 331 ; Law Fire, 41; Law Life, 561; London end Provincial Law, 21 ; London, 291; Legal and General Lite,sl; Medical, Invalid, and General Lite, 34; Minerva, 61; National Pro vincial Lite, 11; ditto. Fire, 13; New Equitable, I; Provident Life, 39 ; Professional Life, 1; Palladium Lite, 33 ; Huck Lite, 8 ; Union, 250 to 255 ; United Kingdom, 41; Victoria Life. 51. Canal shares: Brecknock and Abergavenny, 60; Birmingbam,92; Derby, 84 ; Coventry, 209; Grand Junction Guaranteed 6 per ct., 13 ; Kenuett and Avon, 61 ; Leicester, 59; Leicester and Northampton, 281; Loughborough, 575 ; Macclesfield, 511; Nea'b, 150; Oxford, 107 ex div.; Stafford and Worcester, 423; Stourbridge, 285 ; Peak Forest, 86: Regent's, 15, 151; Rochdale. 60; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 28; Warwick and Birmingham, 20; Warwick and Napton, 10; Worcester and Birmingham, 25, 24. Gas and Coke Companies: British Provincial, 20; Brighton, 14; City of London, 90; Equitable, 31 ; Great Centri.l, 111, 1; Imperial, 106,105 ; ditto New, 18; Pnceniz, 244; Hatelifi, 70; United General, 1 20; Westminster Chartered, 391; Surrey Consumers', .1. Waterworks stocks : East London, 1001; Grand Junction, 681; Southwark and Vaux hall, 80=; West Middlesex, 91; new ditto, 16; Kent, 78, 781. Badge Companies : Hangertord, 12 ; Waterloo, 31; ditto Old Mins. of 81., 311; Visuxhall, 23. Subjoined is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share List) shoeing the rates yielded by ordioitiy railway shale at present prices. The calculations are based on the dividends paid for the half year ending 31st D,c,, 1864, and for the year ending wail the same date: Int. per et. per IMO= at the rate of (holdout pad List you. LAU year 2 ,3 71 3 6 4f 17 51 4 17 91 •00 6 0 9 •3 6 6 6 4 6 413 4 Pro. Pries. EaLWAT. Ire rktabiled.Lasa.itUbillani ... Maul sad Koster SO coledosira 411 Dublin end SOSO 114 Marrs lionotier is Eau Lamphire 4$ 'Edinburgh red Mammy 941 Wows and Roth Wasters ...... *1 West Northers 454 Gt. Southers et Wratern—Noland 64 (mot Welders Kesideed lirlokrusre ;o Warm awl Oarliale SS Looellerase Prom Lowerhier sae Totollre MOO IS Lowe" SWIIP/OW. sad 4I Oro l.— 99 Lamina owl sem Wooers Meek 114 Lembo sal Wroth venters Illithe 66 trades roil iloethWeeters. 44 WMhlawillreekOW Greg W11~11 ............. 69 41 M 4 1. Eltrabigiron. and D 19 97 IS North Orrin &mut ..... 14 North goilgre Tort 8400 11 ••••••• IS Mirth tallifieWie ••• ... is offmaamoss 1•11.101011011.1111111~."0 if if lit 10 0 1 101 12 Si 1 I IS 7 81 1 10 2 1 111 74 1 1 0 3 1f 8f • 3 S $4 13 1 11 1 7 - 14 7 3 1 21 1 14 13 10 i ii 6 2 iii I;tperial Brazilian Shares were flatter, but United Mexican closed with an improving tendency. At Mr. John It. Pike's sale, held at the Auction Mart yesterday, the prices realised were as follows: 1 Treviakey and Barrier, at 61. 10.. per share ; 5 Buller and Basset United, 571. 10s. to 62/.los. ; 30 Necropolis, 71. 17s. 6d. ; 20 South Care Brea, 41. k. , to 41. 101.; 10 Comford,;7o. to 81.; 100 Leeds Town, ; 10 Carvannal, 31. 10s.; 12 North Crotty, 121.; 2 South Buller and West Penstruther, 501. to 521 10s.; 20 Stray Park, 51. ; 100 Tamar Maria, la. to ls. 6d.; 10 Clijah and Wentworth, 141. 10s.; 100 South Creaser, 21. 3s. 6d; 5 Kitty (Lelant), 151. 10s. to 161. 10s.; 15 Bell and Lanarth, 21. 2s. 6d.; 1 Tre lawney, 281.; 1 Devon Great Consols, 3651. A special general meeting of the Ague Fria Gold Mining Company is called for the 30th inst., till which day the directors have extended the period for applying for the debentures. The sum at present subscribed is 7,0001., but it will be recollected that the directors stated, at the last meeting, that they have no alternative but to wind up the company, unless a total of at least 10,0001. shall be raised. NOOd IS Aaatrallaa Apiculture!. 171 N 11,61 A, 10 Amara aka Paella Mad $.,500 10 Aosiniklma itoyal Natl all NON 1 Perdu %atarworlia II Bruise Mariam Idad 4O 15 6u 64.040 a Selt.atOuLdn.llll46.o3. 1 10116 100'0aarda.— 221 114 120 Do.uporot.lanost.diat) 114 1004 109 INNS Coma Palma NAN 6 Do. Pr. Drama MON 4 Crystal Peace Ohara 4 pa Was 1 Duotoo Iros Os MON s , isdard .. 26 Cimino Al 114 1111 16,040 la#1 . 171a.11 1 • 01 1 47100 14 . Co. 11==.,. 10 101,440. le' madiarenamlNA.T 7 L all 94,00.1 10 Madam II Madosetas 9 tki 50.900 I Natimi19V991.9999.P 991 SOAP 10 Notistbaii Lird d / 11 76,040 INA W 9199 09911/9 Item torallpadea Oa- 1 MIPS 1 Nara 1021. Airladrima all 1 UAW 110 Nardi of tango 121 110,00 e 1 eftli/JaerlaadllllllloNl all 21 10,000 10,Peulas. 47 DONN St. . ell So Si NAN S:Partland loos Oadapri.. all 11 11 14,140 Ho I uuyal Mall Mao-- 40 0 6 66 ad 100,094 1 4WD* Audio. lnaata.. all 3 11 140,000 1 Ds. New . 1 psi 14,101 15 soma Mr walk& Ladd . St 76,0u0 1 rialmaror lake. tlerlp.. all 1 1 73.0u0 1 Du. Do. _ Kaplairrod oil 16,000 10 7raddloasOwNopl,la 1— NAN lldi Vas Dialasol4 Lad ss4 124 111 ''157:614:8 - iii tic i i Do. t!t. Jolla Doi i I 1 1 a e 571 o VerVei 1..311 Cow. MlLO...had . ni ,(l. mi.... o. *D 7 4 r e . 7row ItKAusa _ _ Great Nowt Vali leg. fined Vaal of bawl Grna Polgooth I Do. B. Lositanisa. t " ;:lenor — riev Nouveau Now& Pcaunbeed elevor Laud Port PbUllp Itltilmosy Iran +Do. New +maim° de Cubs. daub awitalles ne Criii tUalud Waller Wailledposs —... _ Vtimplonbis by stamalled dm& iif t 1 S 8? if 61 e — ls 64. -- -. , 11 1 1131 30 4030 1414 pm . 011 I Ir 1 lie lie i 7 74 1 ' a Po i i i 1 14114 R 4 ei i 1 I 4 7 1 Ili I THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz. The gold mining shares remain dull. Arta Fria shares are quoted I to 1; Nouveau Monde, I to Colonial Gold and Great Nugget Vein, I to 4--all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 281 to to 291; Peel River, 21 to 21; North British Auttralsp piaci, 1 die. to par; and Soottish Australian Invest ment, 1 to t prem. Santiago shares have risen to 7. United Mexican have been dealt in at 71 to 7; ; English and Austra lian Copper at 11 to la ; and Fortuna at t prem. COMMBBCIAL AND MAREBT& MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The only !moue sale to-day °outdated of guitar, which oonameonad at an early hour, to suit the civic banquet, sod at 2 o'clock the public market closed for the day. SUOAk.-400 htds. Cuba sold in publics sale at an ad vent,' of 61. to ls. ; 2 6410 bags Mauritius sold at 6d. ad vance, end 1,200 bags Madras at previott. rate,. 2,100 bags Bract were bought in at full prices. 250 h h ds. West ludic sold by private contract. The refined market steady, at yesterday's prices. No sales reported by private contract in other articles. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is sti &Ay, with not quits so much disposi tion to buy. Town tallow i• quoted 4SI. 6d. nett cash; Po unborn Y. C. on the spot, 610. 6d.; May sad Juno, 61a. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS BAY. Mr. E J. Davis reports the supply largsr; trade brisk. Prime meadow bay, 755. to 85s. ; superior, 90s. to 1004.; in terior, Ns. to 60s. ; rows., 60.. to 80s.; clover, 90s. to 1205.; second out, 85s. to 110*. ; straw. 25.. to 30s. RAILWAY APPOINTMENT.—Mr. C. L. S. Stoker, one of the superintendents of the locomotive department of the Eastern Counties Railway, leaves Ragtime this week Is undertake the (general management of the Ent Indian Railway. In him the Entail Counties Company lose an able and energetic officer, who united the greatest vat for their inteeeste with a courtesy and attention towards the public which made him g Ily popular. IMMENSE QUANTITIES OF WINE are landed et Guernsey from Portugal, end there bottled and imported into this country at Southampton, and placed in bond in the docks there. Great genii:Piet of wine are also bottled is Southampton, exported to Go , and reimported and bonded at the former place. The reason of this is that wine cannot be bottled in bond before the duty is paid unless it Ibe tor exportation. By tee above contrivances wine can be bottled, which is netes.ary to bring it to perection, and the 1 1 duty is not paid on it until it is wanted for consumption. The bottled wine is bonde : in slate bins in underground ' stores in the Southanapfoe docks. The practice of import ing end reimporting wine in bottles from Guernsey has been going on lo: tome considerable time, and there is an im mense stock of it at 13 iuthampton. It is remarkable the little waste the above practices cause. A. whole cargo is shipped, performs a voyage, end is landed and stored with the breakage only of three or four bottles. THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY will break ground in the county of Worct urn on the '26th inn, by the allotment of their purchase at West Malvern, on the slope of the Malvern hilly, adjoining St. James's Church and Parsonage House. The prospect is one of the finest views to be found in the Malvern range. The wood .capped-bills, stretching to the west, are backed by the grand outline of the Black mountains in li.dnorshire, abut 40 miles dis tant. The estate is divided into 61 lot., varying in price from 311. 7s. to 313/. 7s. each ; the majority, however, being of the price of 621. 4.. 6d. each, including the coat of con veyance. A FEMALE SPIN—The Sentinelle of Toulon pub lishes the following es part of a :otter trees Keentesch :—"A rather strange adventure has occurred outside Sebastopol. A young Russian woman was (or some days seen walking about the Russian trenches, and sometimes at night also, with a lantern. It was thought, as she seas tall, and of majestic appearance, that she was a man in disguise, and the general-in•chief ordered that she should be caretully watched. At six o'clock in the morning of the 28. h she again appeared opposite our lines, and examined them with ' great attention; she carried a note book and pencil in her band, and seemed to inscribe in it the result of her observations. Finding, after a while, that *ha was perceived, she harried etowardspersonprtist haael also e h species protecto r at e ar g C harg e d (l o t of ofpreMon tenegro, ravineeenit at the extremity of the French trenches. Two Effluent were tent in pursuit of her, and succeeded in cap turing her. B.iog found to be really a woman, she was taken before o.neral Canrobert, and genii thed. She said that she had made observations of the French positions for the good of her country, and to avenge the death of her hus band, Boninuff by name, who was killed at the battle of the Alma. Her Lute-book was fonna to contain several details relative to the situation of our batteries, and the number of guns in them; she had also in her pockets a douhle. barrelled pistol, soda letter addressed to Prince bfenteeikeff. She was placed in confinement, under the sureetllatup of two se te n ta tin al e m be .. and it has !inn determined that she shall be sent MONTENLORO.—The Austrian Ga:ette of Vienna states from Montenegro, under data of the 30th ult., that Prince Daniel° has sent bis secretary, bled. kovie, to A . Petersburg, to present his homage to the Emperor Alexander, and to endeavour to oh.ain the resto retion of the pension of 8,000 midi (80,0001 r.) which the Emperor Nicholas hao suppressed, on account of the Prince not having aid. , d his prjects with sufficient c uto Hooters THEi. activity. tnds , grin in: :00:upneisi.Dt, all subjects e l:1 condi ti ono other fu Etth f ro m s: tmA i head ,tpwwp enteri n g hi 01 THE s sesialiezt restore eueh a itN ie tsln f uTga t e nzlii;Dh d iheo . nos Ta c e l tr a i r rw e ioTc s onE se:ki t e:_on t h a t Deplete had also sent a person, n amed Provie, on a secret mission to Constantine'', the ohj Cl of which is, it says, T su h p cse dt f o re be ad to s that ff 'rto th i i h s to rel t ie h b e le ge se m e n ree dd th ais e . con T li h ren e m at mn ion en o t f a t p he pe n an ew: t e b il at ek t om he L o /n . itil The 11•1400 Se Geroge says : .. W• have received Crum avert' 8 sin, towards the end of March, denounced to Denmark all the treatise existing between these two countries • relative ' ia probable that, if the United States determined to nf uae emeghz mutest, their de/INN' would not mutt &Islam I. MN iwitisse rush" 94 $ ISS id Is SG zd i Pa U ISS Is. 1 s is