The Express. — London, England, 1855-05-03 00:00:00

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Immo& M.D., Mort el E balm Plkyakilis to UN 11• TY billaNry amok ae• Waime A a kother. priss 1•• • 11111• T IM AS'T' HMA rot DISICASIM of ale WAIT. keine : Loss= rod Oa Joe pebbled. Kw sad 11~ liblika, price L.: se. by Plb be _Ie.AG IHE SCIENCE of LW'S; or, How to Livo ud motto Übe het; wlth ample las he Disk Iten i ef! ai ssa -ii =e4 h. et Wa sp the If Itibtaift wa. rIFT h.. with ea the Ur la the 11 • 1 • 421=118 saT athigl6l" rim , =restrelle i lre eret i ribb w e . :mar ebb Ilea the imam es Omni thiteme lead to Oak ptemebes, sad the zat v . h arprenz „ . ~,h,= 1:. ,..: . .,. Mame ft DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAMIR, Ina ed. 1 / 14 Ledier Mier heiver, lir riverbed tree owls ear Sip err Waver .. . . estO;timad wallas of tb Ad sowo—ta tee acearry of Ile law row* wad is the varied bareaalito mad aoramerbal Worm& tlea costaisid ta the Sty, railway. mg soastary articles—this paper b saoarpawed. SPECIAL OCHIRESPONDENTS AT Did MAT or WAI. ITS FOSSION NEWS IS ItZLIAILE AND IMPARTIAL. As aaelartwaly early report at dipplaa la tbe ladlus Seas lamp. plaid to It by ow, Overlawl MI A awl It brutal's THE ONLY DAILY MINING IMPORT, with tit el prism _ IT FACLCCIA ALL OFFENSIVE AMEIEFISEVIENTIL It itittisriiiisiStioil.i7ri punkas we et NoolsOmpoleks. kit poor Iss. by wriewie W kit klbolooks. rlitoollor 11•18 • eitorrier pike 111 Tose we. boooing i f= ems. ooluollor ot ens oast la tits Works ; at Sr Ttokkost. Looks. Nakoltylie ospodonst ta ~Was So pops by swam pt et r tobrol plosko yobliber slik opplkolik. task) tbo omit Of son wok Nay to lop* k at MAL pot sorter, paid same by robin eras. RAM NEWS FORWARDED Who WUNTRY by Morino PPM .t MU. p qr.. Mkt la Myra" WIDDOI, IA Upper Albosp.t. lirwaserpolhlosisallgt !Mw *rat PpuiAT NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. L L til p.a. at par mask; supplied in lows at .at , far If. psi day, ar 19a. 6Lzzi n aru . ; NA WALT Pwse Amt. I'. Twaplaulnet. Wi iri.:..: NEWhi MINT TO READ, is Leedom, et Mow quirter.—GLllT Ity MORNINO Ste a tttZtt. .- 00.,196. M. per et.-11. ADAM. 11. Wastalsolor. Oros Arad. BAYSWATBIL-DAILY NEWS LENT TO MD; awl sopybed 0) tbe man by inning pee. at 11110 b p. guar, psild km seism. IL lIIIILIWN. Olombinue. W.M. arieryni. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIMULLIT, MAT 2.—APPOrNTIIENTS.—Lieute mat H. O. &Loa (1854) to the Nerves, 120, for particu lar eervise. _ W. B. ettophaaa (1851), to tlto 3al kiallit.llA":=4, at Deompott. PORTSMOUTH, Mau 2. no &dilattice, 28, paddle frigate, Capt. Fisher, west out or harbosr to-day, sad after wring bar emes at the asseeseed eashorod at Spithead. Her trial is re pistol te be satisfactory. Tbe Lasgemehire %Cub, No. 40 transport (wMap), arrived at ROtboad is the sight, to embark cavalry fur the Bast. ilige has ant yet ems tato harbor., bat remains at Spithead, la doss also the Onwt Tunes's, 210 transport (milky), whisk we telegraped last night as trivia( &envoi to embark Mamas 1,000 sad 1,100 ass, drafts o. carious resumes, ossiroryaose to tba Riot. The Deo, sisoneer, has arrived twin Woolwich with sous of Oa seasaiaary fee the asw royal yacht, and has been tam Into tits woo boas to dissiarge it (wasp. The Pereapia• stow, retussod to the eastward yeast day 'weals& sad the M , steamier, arrived from Pembroke, where she had takes a party of semis to *nag mud the wryly hawked Sutlej, 60 (sailing frigata), to this port to be fluted oat. The following ships are now lylag at Spithead awaiting Orden. Mertens, 120, Bt. Game, 120, Calcutta, Powerful, 84 (sailing ships), destined for partied*, ser vice ; Corawalbs, 60, P. =broke, 60, Hawke, 60, assuage, SO, Ruse% 60, screw ships, for the Baltic, and Retribir tie's. 28. piddle frigate, sad Coolant, 6, paddle frigate, also tte tha Baltic _ . _ . _ 7tb; Mainoss, 17, wow frigato, Captain Farquhar, has aompletad bar net, aad brandy to go oat of harbour. DUBLIN, NAT 2. Yesterday morning drafts of the following regi lusts, under the areamand of Colonel Sir Junes Alex ander, tad four CoMINTIP, embarked et Queenstown for Naha, where t►y will tom pert of a imps of mem, for the met el war, via : 12Dat the 14t1, 120 of the 9th, 120 of the 3rd Bath, and 129 of the 89th. The band of the Zed Somerset Militia accompanied Mims to the quay and played several lalavening airs. The flaklanha, transport, in whisk the troops embarked, is a seals, vessel of very large propor tions, and arrived in the harbour of Queenstown on Tuesday. CONTEMPLATED Naw ENCAMPMENTS. —We (Brig Mow Gamete) levy from good astbotitby, tbat, is .41. Olion to Aldersbott, wbiait is to aewmantedate 10,000 met, several other escanapstrats to • aloof Neale, are to be forced, sanely, ass at Raverfonlweet, capable of mean 'iodating 1,034 men ; owe at Engler, for 2,4i3 wit ; owe at Olostester, lot 3,106 Ines; ens at Colabeater, for 3,3 n; and sae at 81toraeliff, Heat for 3,313 nue eatalep meets will be approprbaed prisipally to the militia that Smoot be aectensodatid la bursae. Lu.rwines Artainum Rooms, Dux- mist Mom o.—The of the Wive popular Ply eassesst e lle li tt g ereelZ w ieve his lest oaf eseepe et the ewes ea whisk wee seesseeeel7 agesadolls .1111heeell T°1 2 1 4% ispkit. The teem ere well seasesare he ibis spoked mileitaialaest, beim very surnames sad ressally demerlei As s ..Si. tis dries „,,,,... ii alse 18111. " 11 , 11 . is be le ash flaw. The whole er ase saseespures el Oh puns pins et newt " --- iivl;st neat am Ilia Oalassi Utters has Omni Maas that do Preach sad Segall and kb the phew* b =r= at Odessa have bees n- THE ARMY BEFORE Y•l4lrtig Mr. Grant was the firth *taw ash mintroant elliellp me ensile minnectal with theeyeleth MUM Mg by Ithe Admiralty. He bad bete laths semis' Wilke he thirty pen, and ia the sad pertnenta, sad until the eapshathe VlSl Vl ll 3 the thamegeet heath that depsetteset was sedge his empeinethease. Whim mild. ir as ki Mahe@ were mat west Mai m mot is were ell put tate a hex, sad the eireiselsok poseessiserithem tad sone! thee, end the spas of saseseithr this tenders wee the thew in ' both depeetheeste ; bet the Sepeetmetts did met tab the leWeit isedlen to talent deemr they had derby the last' three rem ailed la the amistemee at. CethseubeemeeMese; but It did met seise from say mum islet. t Sens win e ap peasant at Deydeed Vietaslithe Yard to asserts/a that the yea& Rippled emeeepeeded ugh the samples stapled. If • oemplelet was meth me ft the meat as ethatieethea was thathetell, and if Is wee eathiseenni within twelve months they thiled se the seeteethese le whs. the money. This rillehad beta adapted he all supplies der the army is fithes • but there had been me t; sad if than had bite, it would have bee • to lie depart ment. Than was a complaint wine et Abet. As regarded the mutat sieges suppled by the Admiralty, they were 4.000.099 lbs. if lab beef, 000. 1 :00 lbs. of pork, 216,000 lb.. at nw coffee, 2.139 lbs. of roasted ditto, 1,260.00916. of , 1,347,000 the of rice, 94,000 lbs. if tee, awp lbs. of • isolate, 971 gullies of Ithmiy.'lol9Ml9 Mae .1 belied mums, 17.214 Patsy( moused bees 1,771 lbs. of sage, 0.044 the. of arrowroot. 1,434 lbs. of oatmeal, 16,079 Ito of cesamtrated milk, 16,491 the. of Switch bar ' ley, 47,370 lbs. of presorted bier, 164,33016. of preserved potatoes, 30.070 lbs. of dried potato'', 4,000 lbs. of mien powder, 1,676 000 IM. of dried vegetables, 46,000 lbs. of lemon joie., 6.000,000 lb of hay, and 33,000 Ins. of oats. They commenced making these supplies in the middle of ' Mande, sad up to April last nearly 14,000,0001 bl of biscuit had been seat out. The Victualling Nutmeat were now seder earagemest to 'end set 1.600,000 lbs. of be anie, 1,200,000 lbs. of salt mut, and 46,000 gallops of rem. Tease upplies were for the army @unwisely, and had solider/ to do with the navy. There was only cue ease sompleinieg of the provisions lest out. The first consign ment of 240,000 down of port wine was complained M. The medical rasa thanplained that it was sweet and new, like Frostignse, and not like reel port wine. Witeses sent it to Deptford, to hem it reported on by the medical store keeper, Captain Austin, who stated that, for it. general quality, full body, fruiunese, sad applicability to hospital use, it was aeobjectionable. The olives' could net mks rat how it was seadetened or Cam pee ned of. Subsequently so wise was parchaeed until ' • sample was seat to Dr. Andrew Smith for his swum), sad what he ordered was at 40s. a doses In the wood, while that previously ordered by the Admiralty wee 264. a doom only, and of excellent quality. He had not 'salved a siege comp/slat as to say other article. Previous to ship ments he army service the *spuds sired a bill of lading end three reasipts, and immediately informed the Tremor, that the purchases bad b - en effftiad sad shipped. The store riMeirrer at Deptford wu reiponsible. The work increued with the war so much that the Admiralty appointed • store mum! at Plymouth sad Portsmouth. Hs was sot aware of any ease of stores in which the quantity seat in did aot Carr.. 'pond with the quality represented to be met in. When the commissariat required impolite the Victualling Depart meet advertised for tenders for stores, and directly the vowel WY .completed, wrote to the departments station when the storms were despatched, and their quality and cost. Thou ellalainicatroes were forwarded to the War-office and the' Minister of War, and he kept the Minister of War as I quieted with allithe supplies that were made. Orders were gives to send out six menthe' forage, rations:for the boner; and a wrest quantity of bay was rejected by the military astborities,who inspected it before it was seat out. The hay eine from all parts of the ematry, sad they had returns of the hay seat out, but not of all of it. The Admiralty eon @Werth their duty, as regarded shipment, wee eons plots after having the bill of lading and the three receipts; and on receiving notification from the consignee of arrival they paid the money. A better elteek suite. for awry thee for army Ber ries se to supplies of provisions sent out. It was thought better to seed the eoffes out is an unturned state, and pep per minden were sent out to grind the ooffee on witnese's sag gestion Sardine from experiment that they worked as well as ekes mills. He mat oat six toffee mills, bat did not know oa what calculation. Did not send ont ground coffee until January. In consequence of the experience of tee Admiralty in trickery and roguery in preserved meats, the Admiralty stipulated with the contractors that if on its arrival ia the Crimea the meat was treat for the troops, it should be tamed over to the agents ; but the contractors I would sot agree to this, and no more preserved meat was likely to be seat out. Witness count Weide the committee, with the date of the applicatioa to the Admiralty for a yes- sel to emery the warm elothing, so that the enneeitte• might mesetein whether the delay arose as the part of the Adminfay in previdieg the vessel, or with the Ordnance in furnishing the Mothioc. By Goosed Feel—lf it had been suggested or insinuated that raw a tads had been ancepted the atheaspeayieg samples MI ham seariged, it was very improper. No one ' meld Amigo the samples without hessian the smle. - The bead had shame of them until the individuals who themed flssewme for thus. H. did sot recollect of say repeserlailesu having been made as to chance of = ty maples se umiak with them, or of complaints on the part of the that this had taken plies ; and be con seismllgesig that so unfair play had or could take =,. It wee unknown to him (witness) that purses ia the of the Admiralty bad accepted bribes. To Osumi Peel—lt the bulk of an article was not equal to the sample it wee rejected, and that frequently happened. It was possible that the bulk might be cheeped es its dealt to the place of shipment, or at the plus of ship meat. T- ai tbe Chairmaa—lt was poorible, too, that dm persons employed by witness to carry the simples to Dept ford. for eemperine with the balk, might change the sampler se eha way • bet ese gnat check /tenni that was, that Me mere' iideals w►o received the samples at the Adiskaily remind the bulk at Deptford. He did an karat es sums is whisk a sample bed been charged, mad is Wads, snide webstituted is bulk. To Mr. Layard—He was parities that all the army atone which had bee* sotifled to the Admiralty as punined had loft this eniatry. He bed bend of say assimlneme to the Admiralty of the detention in this esessey et seem that had bees purchased and ordered to be shipped. The sat meat sad preserved meats seat to the eletealliag de partment were all properly tested before Wog accepted. Mr. Demeaned—Several years ago a member for a county —I shall sot meatiest the name—was said to have made a great facture by soavortsag Irish balls into Emilia one. (Laug►ter.) Do yin know anything about that 7—Wiwi's said be rewillemed something of that kind, bat he did sot reenitisint the elan particulars. Mr. Drumlins(' asked if the same regulatinne were ia existence them as sow (or prim/ohne fraud P—Witame said be was this salt' a subordioste ta the din, and be was sot aware. He cuatiesed—Basb articles as condensed milk, sad thiags of that kind, were carefully inspected by the medical supsriateadest at Deptford before oncg centred, bathe was not aware that they aadeneeat say analysis there. Draumood—Than, perhaps, U Mr. Wokley were medical storekeeper at Deptford, be might Bad oat that certain thiap, such as condensed milk sad mustard, wore really cot Goodwood milk and mastard t (A laugh.)— Winter replied, probably be might, and they themselves had sonotimn found that out. Aad so liable were they to be imposed ea, in the article of inward, for indium, that the Admiraltjhad established a manufantoey of it for them selves, sad they had it in contemplation also to establish • Thiene manulactory. Sir How Bose was next Galled. He said, in answer to the Chairman, he was Lientenant•General of the Ordinate Dte mtsairoA to which Elks he wee appointed on the Bth May R igloo was the Master-Gnusl of the °ethnic* ; and he hie absents witness executed the nacho= of the MastinGeserel. The department might possibly have suf. tend hem the abs see of the Muter General, bat he was sot swan of it. Witness aontinued to say, is reply to Lord Seymour, be 'untied all the powers is the depart meet which the Master-General would have exercised if be had ben in Selland. Toe prised* storekeeper of the Ord manes had the wancrol of ell the stores of the department. To Mr. Lewd—The Ordinate department supplied the ' whole of the stores for the sissy sad navy. It we • not cos- Mend absolutely nuptial that the Master-General or any other oaoer of the board should be an artillery (Ayer. Wit sem himself was at present the 'sly saw in the board. Reports had bees made to the dog o n fusses for the 13.ineh aortae. bad hind; het bo MINA ON as, whoa thus reports were mac Then had boss so complants of any other of the favor supplied. To General Teel—The Mastor-Oneral of the Oedemas was always a military man; but the duties of the depart ment were of stied character, 'Rapt the manufacture of all kinds of asumaaition for the may sad navy. To the Chairman—A member °fibs hoard ought to know somethiar of the manufacture of guepowder, for instates; hat it was not setwessey for him to be a military maa to koow that. Witness ex.reised st*pressat nearly all the feasting belonging to the Master-0i sent sad the ab uses of tho Master.oi-neral did cos impede the service at all. Whoa say one seat aa inesatioa to.the Ordains', of, say, a now projectile, the course was to eubmit it to the Bret nuance to the Ordnance committee, and it they thought it worthy attestiene it was afterwards submitted to the consi deration *Stile Board of Ordoaaes. Nolte of the embus an. Orissa unonitteie ware isomben of the Board of Ordnanoe. To Lord Seymour—He sae set aware that the Artillery corps is Us Crises bad eafferod fee= tho want of provisions or warn skalds, ; bit thoy hod toad k from a variety of same% to mem Mono kr kik horses, %ilk kthwiy. TM somber of ass asil bones mat nit (Or the Artillary sinks sae 6,781 yam ash 3,664 berme; mad than wets wow mike cedars 1,476 area sad 1,216 boats. TM LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1865. ArtilNay gate= of overwhelm, troops is the Sold was th.- MOO as that of the rest of the army. The Ordnance used to ham a separate medical department of their own ; but it was abolished a few years ago, and the ohmage had operated most mischievously towards the Artillery, To Mr. Lesattl—No horses were sent out with the ship tram, it eat Win the pasties to do so. They dopelded on the horses of the mesery. TM number of men who mem- Palsied the dupe Irak WM regulated by the Hone Guards . He had madam to do with that part of the arreopments. Sir Theme Hastinp, Comptroller of Stores of the °M ama Deguitutsat, said, is MOW*, to Lord Seymo ur, be bad bad witilie fete leet year to provide for the St eat gibed' the warmed military expeditions, or the r e of the Admiralty sad the Tremor, departments. Ho might say, theoretically speakiog, the clothing of the army by (elm& w.a abolished, bet he fancied it wee still medalled is that way, from the cireametesee of the treaster of the /iodise to the Ordname act laving yet bete olisially notified to that department. the Ordossee was ordered to supply, for the me of the army, 90.000 Geensey freaks, about 47,000 lamb's-wool drawers, 80,000_oessiciege. ismi 40,000 skeins balm Them artistes were esemead fe the masufestarieg distriets, sad aftorwerds setheellbsil to improtise by the authorities at the Xavier. As seem as they were peeked, and the oalealeted. eggliession wee made to the Admiralty las paper smart ef 18111111016 That would be about the cad of August err thi Weaker of September. Whoa Ordsame stores veep shined it was dos. ender the super- Woodson of a stevedore of that departamet ; set tire the a r iam eolLed wile= was offolally apprised of rise date of smi . The was wieder inaminatioe wham the committee adimrsed at 4 o'clock, until to-morrow (this day). MARS LIST& WIDMISDAY The railway share market showed heaviness this morai,g, but some reoovery took place towards the sloes, is sympathy with Console. The elosiog quo tations wen.. howimir, in some 0.0911 still a trine lower than those of Monday. This department eon. tines neglected. TBIS DAY.—Two o'CLocw. The railway share market is firmer, owing to the redaction in the Bank rate of discount, but the ad vance in prices is trifling, business continuing very limited. London and North-Western stock is quoted 97 to ; Midland, 68 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 751 to 1; Great Western, 621 to 631 ; South-East erns. 171 to 1 ; Caledonians, 291 to 1; and Great Northern., 22/ to 1. French shams are a trifle better. ORDINAIDI MAZES AND NICICTIL a . I p d. I Amman. I Unix. Prim I' s to-day I 5 1 MOW MON I 2 IS [THREEPENCE. so long lw they cling to any hopes of peace at Vienna, to face the necessity of a loan. The omnium was quoted in the morning par to / premium, and closed at /to 1 prem. The advantage of exchanging Consols into omnium at present prices is becoming more clearly recognised. Supposing the money derived from a sale of Cowell: to be placed at 3 per cent. interest pending the payment of the instalments on the loan, it is estimated that the exchange shows an advantage of upward. of 1 per cent. I° the event of the money "on call" realising only 2 per cent., the advantage derivable from the conversion is calculated to be still nearly / per cent. This relative disproportion in price between Consols and omnium will probably pass off gradually, as exchanges from the old into the new stock are being made daily, and tend to relieve the market of the amount of omnium floating in the Stock Exchange. Consols opened at 88: to 1, declined to 881, and closed at 88: to 4, both for money and the account of the 10th inst. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols tor money, 881, 1,1, 1,1; ditto for account, 10th M a y, 881, 1,1, Is Three per Cents. Reduced, 87:, 1,1, 1. New Three per Cent.., 871, 1,1, 1, Z. Loug Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 31. Bank Stoic, 210, 2111. Three and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay able in 1858, 991, 4 ; ditto, 1859, 991, 1. Business is also recorded in the newly-created Thirty Years' Annuities at 18 3-113 per £. Exchequer Bills were quoted 4s. to 7s. premium ; lad India Bonds, 12s. to 16a. prem. The unusually early peried—via., the lit June--at which the transfer books are to close at the Bank of England has given rise to some conversation, but it is understood to be canard by the necessity of making arrangements in connexion with the addition to the national debt which is occasioned by the new loan. The foreign stock market was dull. At Amsterdam yesterday (Tuesday) the exchange on London was quoted 11.871, at short; at Ham burg, 13.51; at Berlin, 6.171; and at Vienna, 12.24. The Admiralty have ordered the ship Flying Fish to be surveyed, for the conveyance of stores to Ooze, near Malta. The particulars are published of a large number of shares in the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company which will be absolutely lorleited unless the arrears of calls be paid by the 7th June. The next half-yearly meeting of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company is to be held on the 30th instant. The half-yearly meeting of the Waterford and kenny Railway Company is called for the 31st inst., and that of the Kilkenny and Great Southern and Western Railway Company for the 29th inst. We are informed that the appointment of locomo tive manager of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway has been conferred upon Mr. John Kershaw, who for some time filled the same office on the Midland Great Western Railway of Ireland. Mr. Kershaw will leave for Bombay by tho mail of the 4th inst. 60914.11.D4 KOILaO a YO. MONEY MARKET. PA.I lan.w.oa. I Cumm lrawarday r Prie r 1 eabs to 3 1"1 p.m. ' W9OO9SDA7 ETWINIII, i 4 4. aillterk6= l :areftliana 7 72) did The English stock market to-day opened ra th er to assess to arc l maa .so ..3 2 ne flatly, but subsequently strengthened on n ews of to. fa SaallarodaiOaa.lad.94l na to Desalt Rhoda ... —.. 1 Idi day's rise at Paris, and finally closed I per ce n t. all Dgarn etso.No of w Prawn la 90 taw ladles IS Da Batawka W 41ip.4.111a0, p. 61 1 maven — of war being anxiously awaited. Money stock 0011. all Grand J 110116211 o Da. do. 591 f haws tasoaho — times in demand, and the rate of money in the 10 la &Trona ofCanoda 4 wow 01 91 dl. Stock Exchange is only about 2 percent. on govern. all Do.ol. Low. Ss AtL lowa 16 16 10 Do. Clartol Daboadaala 4$ 40 went securities. The discount market remains airm- ail Do. Oalopy.'a 6p. IL do. of 00 dantly supplied, but the question as to the proba- te Gust Central of Preen— 16 $ pm on Great WWI Pesioada . 6 pea bility of say further speedy reduction in the rates 1 De. NewOus.6 pat INK par s e 2 Do. Exton. des 4 sof the Bank of England seems to have excited V Do. do. less discussion to-day, although, in view of the much 12 OLLeamboa Coost.oo. - 11 2 1 6 all Do. do. 24 3 Lower rates nnor current in Lombard-street, there are all Ot. win. Wade, insole. IS 1 6 lie l all D 0.1161., pay 57,0 pa. till Se 96 so many parties who maintain that such a step cannot W Do. 00. 76. do. 00 140 101 6% do. 06 117 In .11 no. do. be long postponed. Complaints are heard that the W Do. do. 711,oltbast op. 96 or extent to which government have lately &mewed all Hamm. sad Totem° ... II 901 all Do. Lame 6 par rst....— WAO front the Beak is et itself misdated to Mdse. dm ". to sad Owen - A , *Mara to passe beans making a furtheriedualon =ani - in their charges to the commercial public. In the to Do. Naar .. sit ram Aabaaa " House of Commons last night the Chancellor of the se Do. New so NINON &Lisp (with lay ) 774 6 6 le Ilseneers ot Pause SG 14; necessities of the public service, the [bird reading of 5.1 DIM SOI. duns (late ahlriessi! ul&L.e) 14 IS the Loan Bill might be permitted to take prem. W Iluseedien nu* Feuer. 74 et deuce of Mr. Spoonees motion, so that the 16 ?unbend Lusa .. l3 136 to 21.0 Paill OM (*MIS ..... SI Plaissed Ho 39 41 10 FWD. Cow, acb Lords the ume evening. The motive for this con. a num and Slam — 111 n mists in the fact that the Treasury is running short of so aged Dam& alli lbseel osedlek r of c money, and has money, nopower to use the 1,600,0001. deposit lireire sad Moro l6 II all Ds. 56 per Ont. Pester — on the loan until the bill shall h ave rece i ve d t h e le a Inarlere li pm 11 pla Royal Assent. It is objected that this i nconven i en t Shoe 110 WestoDu s‘ per Ont. Peeler. 5 5 state of things arises from the und ue reluctance of 0 n of Inure pos s Issuer ............... 111 al government, so long as they could cling to any hopes MUSIC. MR. AOUIL&R'iI CONCURT.—Mr. Aguilar gave his ansual concert last night at Drary-laie. It consined, first, of Le Sorarroasbnics, performed by the company of the theatre; and next, of a brief 'election of saiseellaneoss mule. The opera was admirably performed. Madame Gassier—who seems to be 'Wag subtly in public favour— acted and sang charmingly, aad was applauded with lithe shwa. Bar Baal Ah, non giusgi," was a marvel of brilliant ezecatios and embellishment. After the curtain feu she waa vehemently recalled, in order that she might repeat it. The subsequent concert consisted chiefly of Mr. Aguilar's pertarsiauces of his own compositions as this pianoforte. The first mu his allegro asaosheo, with fall orchestral se companimeats—a piece constructed on a very extended stale, with its subjects fully developed sad highly wrought. The pianoforte part is full of rapid and florid pumps, admirably calcula.ed to display the performer's bed ' limit Anger, and clear, artieulete execution; while its ' airy flights are hely contrasted with the smooth, cantabile phrases whisk flow bout t►e orchestra. Mr. Aguilar also played a fantasia as themes from Robert h Lhabbs, which exhibited meek fancy and very skilful treatment ; and lastly, there was a grand much played by the orchestra, fall of resonant harmony and martial spirit. Foal pieces were snag by Madame Bahrein', Mr. Her bert*, and Mr. Basilian Brabant. Mr. Aguilar's vs a loam psrasimess won warmly applauded by a numerous sadism*. Daring the opera there wee sa alum of fire, which arose we do not know how, foe it seemed without say hue whatever. It threstesed, however, to spread • pude through the house, sad for • few ablates interrupted the pine; bat the moaner and self-pesserelea of the per formers on the stage indseed the greater pert of the audience to keep their seats pretty quietly till they were assured that nothing was the Ratter. BACKED ifeamozfic flocurrY.—The performance by this society of Mendeheath's " Hymn of Praise" a■d Mozart's "Requiem" immense to attraction on each oesa eke. Oa t►eir repetition last sight, Easter-hall was crowded by an audience "at though Mg few ;" and these great works, each a muterpieoe of its kind, were probably never baud to sub advantage. The chorus was admirable for steadiness, and the ensemble u near perfection as can be hoped for, the solo singers Wag Mae. Clara Novell°, Mrs. Lockey, Mr. Sims Reeves, and Herr FOnafte. Bash a per (onuses of such works has a high artistic value, and can scarcely be °vitiated as to its influent on public taste. We think it would be an improvement to invert the order of the programme, end to give the "Requiem" first, as the mon sombre work, thus avoiding saaaswiat of ea anti-Mama: by its performance rafter the " Hyoid of Praise." ALBERT SMITH'S MONT BLANC. THOUSANDTH rATION. Last night a crowded audience attended to wit ness the thousandth repetition of this popular satertain. meat, and to contribute to the triumph which always attends the lecturer on the termination of each hundred of his representations. There is an rid Spanish end Oriental compliment expressed in the words, "May you live a thousand years." Such a wish in favour of any mere aortal would scarcely appear lees hyperbolical than a desire that an aster should live through a thousand repetitions of the same part, or that a lecturer should outlive a thousand deliveries of the same lecture. Yet Mr. Smith, as actor, recite; or lecturer, has arrived at this millenarian period of existence. When he first delivered his lecture on Mast Blanc, he did, not know whether, amongst artists, he was not of the order of the ephemera, born to die in a day, bar ing only half-lived daring the time. He was as uncertain of living histrionically speaking until the neat evening, as the Bniteaess, in the "Arabian Nights," when she began her first curtain lecture to her wife. killing husband. Mr. Smith must have felt his metaphorical head on the first evening as uncertain ea hie shoulders as did the Salaam Bat the grim public has been as indul gent in one ease as the Behan in the other: "Go oa " was the ay in both oases. Mr. Smith's task, however, has been more difficult than that of the Saltanses—inasmach as she tickled the appetite et her voracious lord wit► now food from the realms of fiction .very easing, while the ►ero of Most Blase has managed the &Scat achievement of satisfying the tracaleas public by serving up the same diet, with trilling variations, every STOping. einem th an the Gook of ad, ***jars seritris, his treatment is oars to please. Thore has artainly been alterations from time to time, but the piece de raj:tame, Mout Blanc, is relished as much os the thousandth as it was es the Int roprustation. The mass of this marvellous seam is saaaifold. By the and of a most spirited narrative sad sualsite views he has "made Mont Blanc ossy" to the meanest capacity. It is now one of our household words. He leads you to the top of the most &Salt mountain in the world through an f flowers. He has admirable humour, a rapid and tolling mods of delivery, sad a Masts yet forcible way of pushing hose the point of a stay. His Ulnas infinite bhp, sad he delivers them with the gnu sad eme of a lint-rate Frisch ►smster. In oddities to this he has doss great deeds as as adialaistrator. He has killed a whole bead of lyric. noes giants that seed to obstruct the MOUS to ell pelmets ofamuesmset, and that have unfortunately many ripreseata ' fives at soma of the theatres ot the rust day. Hoz- I keepers, bill sellers, and a horde of harpies that preyed, sad in some instaaas prey now, es the vitals of the Infatuate sight-sea, are benithed from the Egyptiaa•ball. Thai ass a few or the deeds which dive won for Kr. Smith the grath tade of the public. The entartaiament of last night differed bat little from that on the ordinary evenings, oust in a Bids stresacey which took place at the sad of the Sat pert. An Sagest bouquet of Sowers and s splendidly ousted lithograph were prosested to ivory lady to the ►ese, and a ear pasion lithograph to every gutless. Oa his registries. Mr. Smith was greeted with loud and oostissed applies There were a few alterations adapted to paths sante made is ths famous Galignapi sang. Ono is allasios to the .beard cortmomits which have taken place in bumf of the late Emperor of Russia's old clothes was pointed off with an *Erasion as to the desirability of " Skims Sebastopors breacAu." Ia author, Mr. Smith spoke of baring ensiesdally rivalled the length of the above mutionsd Salaam'. sistrtelling ukases, but attributed the toodit of that is the kisduss et Ms sadism He was warmly cheered at the tersisation, and most people seemed to thick this was every probability that he would appear at least a thossead times mom. M. J. Midisl4 has jut published, M Park, a volute oa the pedal of the Itessinowee. Is is the woo* volume of his " History' of Peru.," sad is Mewled to Soria the coometiog link Wives. Me work oa this " Middle A. oil the Rovotatioa." It is so lamed, William, pus. &Mal, mad utataials. as sai of his earlier writimp. OrbilD% eft de tal sal DM. a Cbrii Ocet mil Yin DENY sal DOM au, D Dmi.„PreorlabsztJ. rism a ts IWILT: II aft = Ma um% am. 14 Do. Mr IL V. inf..) Ohio Ilislusiti asi= . Do. a. Obit Do. 11, IMolt DosMasa Wool. ( ) Woolen Do. leforVolloyCio.lkk. lomeolor sod I Do. nfado Carlisle Do. ssw Dirds Loomolliro osi Tortahlre I Do. Ms Do. Woe Mai Usiag Larime.ll Ibilniall laii. — .lll7blan. — ilitlaaa laa Lag. ma Nardi WOMiIID In Da. ISM ....... Diana.Bundis.(c.; la aa Da. Laainnglik Woman at Ds. SO Do. S4O _an Lisioadaarykaaalakillia :liana. Ne. 1 I 11 Do. lite. sad Dory . kW a West (m) Me Half Worm ..... .. liwineensed Cartlal• . = lsnlaP'lni. ad" ........ DS. Mg Narlimera Omar onion INA &Ma Ike* Dercsa hnid fo. 1 Ds. i B awaited N. lisatern—Berwick .." o a I DO. Do. 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Mexican is quoted 201 to 21; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 174 to 181; and Russian Five per Cents., 98 to 100. Dutch Two- and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 621; do. Four per Cent., Certificates at 901 to 91 ; Portuguese Four per Cents. at 414; Peruvian Four-and-a-Ma per Cents. at 68; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 994. The scrip receipts of the new loan will be ready for delivery at the Bank to-morrow (Friday) at 11 o'clock. MINES. WEDNESDAY BENXI:EL A moderate amount of buainess has been done to-day in the home mining slot k market. Some of the better descriptions of divideud shares meet with a certain inquiry, and on the whole the market pre sents a somewhat firmer aputaranoe. Tincroft shares were rather better. Amongst the sales reported are: —North Wheal Basset, l 9e, 20 ; Alfred Consols, 10, *; Whealkitty (Lelant), 24, 25; Tincroft, lb 1; (ex call of 11. per share); Vale of Towy, 175., 18s. The gold mining shares engage little attention. Imperial Brazilian ,harts were Hatter, but National Brazilian (Coakes) advanced. United Mexican were also inquired for. The directors of the Anglo-Californian Gold Mining Company announce that tends sufficient to pay off the debt with which the property of this company in California was cbargtd were remitted by the last mail The half-yearly meeting of the Imperial Brazilian Mining Association is ottud for the 17th inst.; and the annual meeting of the L s Intantas Lead Mining Company for the 10th inst. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocs. The gold mioiog shares remain static Agua Fria, Colonial Gold, and Great shares are severally quoted to " Monde, 1 to {;—all per share. Australian Agricultural shares 291 Peel River, 21 to 21; Nc rth sin, t to 1; and Scottish Australian ito t Pm& United Mexican Share% after . 71, and were last marked 7t. Ni Ism bean dealt in at 21. stationary in Pries. _. , . 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Naar Ueda al Larks M.OO I kete, siii.ioo' "cool 11001 1 1313.000 $O,llOO MAIO 14,140 101.011 It:1,000 tomoi 10 I I le gi 1 ;1 *Mail), U U U 40 sal fe 81, lIIIICELLan SS Australian At 10 A tuart! rim ssuslies 14/BerUs Mr 110 1 11risle0t 11 SW • U N Is! 2! 110 11$ 106 1O! 11 ISi Ps 11le 18j COMMERCIAL AND si F i ii Il 70 II I li MINCING.LANE.—THIB DAT. 800A1.—The public salts of Cabs and Havannah are goieg off with spirit at a slight advance. &dud, steady ; Mown luaus, 48s dd.; grocery, 475. to au COl7lll —The large public sales sr. progressing steadily at yestaday's prima. Tia.—Tbe wads buy sparingly what they requite, but thine is an absence of spirit in the market. SALTPITML—A very large busioess was done late poo -1 terdsy is reiractioss from 2 to 6 at 30r., which wu as ad vance of fully 6d. The public sale to-day cousistad of low qualities, and was chiefly bought is. 11,101 L—This article mull has as upward tendency, with a good demand. Ron.—The wallet is quiet, but the late advanced is fully sustained. Platzirro.-400 bags sold at 6d. to 50, Wadi VON ye/. terday's Corron.—The large public sales welt off trimly at fall pram. aoo balsa sold yesterday on 'Champ. In other articles no atatorial alteration. TALLOW MARK ET.—THD3 DAY. The tallow market is ete.dy. The demand is good. Petersburg Y. C on ;be spot, 645.; Nay audios', 634. 9d.; October to December, 66.. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARICHT.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis 'spans trade without alteration. Prune meadow had, 7 6 5. to 861.; superior, 901. to 1001.; infant'', 60s. to 605.; rows., 601. to 80..; clover, 901. to 1201.; we- Goad cat, 861. to 110 s. ; straw, 264. to Ms The /venial of the Academy of Medicine, at Turin. 00atigiss nine Curious statistles uu booms life, satoag others the ststemeat that married men live Mager then bachelors, and great men longer than those of small stator*. The two months of the twelve is which most marriages are cele brated are Jose and December. TEE EXTENSIVE MIL Ls of Mr. Cornelius Keller, at Blackpool. Cork, have ben destroyed by Ike. The low is estimated at between S 0001. sad 4,0001,a pottiest of which la wavered by immense. On Tuesday lest (says the Leeds Mercury) Mr. g e tti ews ii. dn,por, Leeds, rewired by pest • letter eenteismeg 12 posted stamps, end the fellewtair essigeed spites@ for a mailer Broken with • snow ball wield sot deed it when it was Sea with 12 Pester Stamp the value of the up." 100,000 1 Ulm ?Ma MAW 1 rAtmln asatrallas Odd all DMA° 10a nub Callbralno all 4 4 10,000 II + mmtraMiam I 111,000 10 tanatranan 03,004 1 Alarallaa Cordillera ell Vat 00 Mammon Dos a Goat all 0 / 20,00 1, 30 yOritlab Iron 10, U rßrasinip.4lm.at= 124 1 14 b 4O Do. Colaal and all 14 S 10 Do. 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