The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-20 00:00:00

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ADA" ameat•drest, Irtati M agm, News API& BAYSWATER. - DAILY NEWS LENT TO SAD; sad amoyliod to the sountry wavolag pro. at law d. for me r vem. tor. paid la amok M. 11171121C1, Grove.tonass. Woo. aoaroMot. THE CRIMEA. In a third edition the news publiehes the follow ing from the correspondent at Marseilles : MARSEILLES, TUUDAT KOZNIMO. "The Carmel, with dates from Constantinople of the Bth, has arrived. The Government despatches left at 10 o'clock. " By this arrival we hare dates from Balaklava to the Bth. The weather was fine and mild. "The French had not renewed their attack on the Russian works near the Malakhoff tower. There were 8,000 Russians at Tchorgoum. The Russians were advancing towards Inkermann, and were coa st:acting new batteries. "The English position is well fortified. " At a Council of War, held on the 4th, it was re solved to recommence active operations. " The health of the troops is satisfactory. " The Russians are said to have received rein forcements." TEE LATE ACCIDENT ON THE Non= BIMINI RAIL/Var.—l , the High Court of Justiciary, Edinburgh, on Thursday, Mr. Rowbotham, manager of the North British Railway, the Hon. E. 0. Petre, late locomotive superintendent, and James Jeffrey, sigoalmen, were placed at the bar on a charge of culpable homicide, as also culpable neglect of duty,—the first in failing to issue regulations for the guidance of the telegraph officers, end seeing that these Where were properly instructed in them; the second, in oleo failing in having the telegraph officers properly instructed in their duties with regard to signals, and Jeffrey in having, while in charge of the signals connected with the west end of the line, also failed to acqaaiat himself with his duty; in consequence of ell of which en accident took place ow the North British Railway on the 7th of December last, by the collision of a train with 'pilot engine, while the latter wee entering the east end of the Calton-hill tunnel, which resulted in the death of John Sinclair, of Bonfield, Porto bello, and the serious injury of thirteen other individual. Evidence having been given at grad length for thexesecu 800, and counts/ heard on Mlle WO. the Lord Justice Clerk, in charging the jury, sail it messed imminent to Marge the manager and Ineeneadoe nqietiOleMiest with failing to instruct Jeffrey, and is singing Jeffrey with knowing his duty, and not prithemins W M. Rowbotham was not to be found culpable bimmmus it bad turned out en experience that the rules of the eempany were not Ono. lately_ perfect, nor did he think there was any reason to find Mr. Petre criminally culpable on this account. There was no grins neglect or reckless inattention proved. As for Jeffrey, if he tailed to use the signal for the purpose for which it was placed there, he mast be answerable for that failure. The jury found Mr. Rowbotham and Mr. Petro " Not Guilty," and Jeffrey " Guiltyam ," but recom mended him to leniency. On Saturday Willi Macintosh, telegraph officer, pleaded guilty on • charge of neglect of duty in connexion with the same accident . The charge aging Wilson, the engine-driver, was abandoned. Sentence will be pronounced on Monday. CRIMINAL ABORTION.— On this subject the Medical Times and Gantt, says :—" Asher was sentenced to transportation for fourteen years only, for having deli berately, for the sum of 21., killed the c hild of which Mn. Fletcher was pregnant, eau in es doing teadatentionally killed the mother herself. It le, we think, petty certain, that had the death of the mother been kin slimly attri butable WAsher, he world have magma with a far less men punishment. Now, what will be the vault ad each • seeds iss as thongs engaged in this meals Inds stkilling =&Ohm ?We believe it vlll be Ibis—May will Aglow se a 'mem at hie node, sad held that the law punished bin he hi. want of skW. Tiny will rasa with satisfeetion en their own , sissons Name loan as they cuing be pond Is hiss wain its anthem and, the law will Lest Ibisi se wises pushiness. use the nomad if Mallipliell she AM is 4 e liv Mom berg; sad we hen that the any aide a rend th is sehrilso Inquin is to dmisse tin he who deli Wheys the life el as isnisMksbilil MA le , is the eyes the law, 'gully minty with kW wins %hes the life ig a child that hen esnired - air, WA that, iss he who dalibemtely kill' en drys saing MIR **its his own life le the Isis, n ahs nil hs she ansishiV Lille the mans skild by ystinal. Gail diedua* - OSBORNI, Hum 19. The Qum eel Prieto, the Prime of Weise, Pesos Mink lie Pirose twad Ual, Priam Aliso, mad the Prises of &vise amiss yestardsy zoning at eaboo li trAith woo peehomed ly the Poe. G. Pretkuo. ?deo Mem ef Liaises. bad*, bowear of dining with Ira Ustsety yesterday, sad massed early this atondag to Pallissath. Tise ilsßeedU sioneation bed an interview with Viseosat Palmerston yMmaday at his edictal residssos in Downing street R. H. Inglis, Mr. R. C. Bann, Admire' liar. =art, Rev. W. Madminie, Rev. H.Vann, Rev. Dr. Steno, Rev. W. Arthur, Rev. R. Marquis of Blandfotd, Mr. T. Nausea, Mr. P. B. 11.11, Rev. R. Young, Lord Robert Grosvenor, General Elir G. Palma, Rev. J. Janitiu ma, Mr. C. Frown, M.P, Bic W. Veer, Rev. W. Lis =las Me. J. Macgregor, Mr. G. H. Oliphant, Mr. G. &wall. M.P., Mr. A. Haldane, Dr. Caufard, U6V, J. P. Dees% Bev. A. 3. Thelwall, Copts= Kelly, Rev E. Aortal, Sir W. Farquhar, Roe. S. Canoe, Mr. G. Hitch cock, Rev. W. PAM, Mr. T. H. Tarlton, Mr. W. B. Ship. top, Lord H. Ckeionsadeley. Mr. J. Bridges, Mr. Carter Wood, Mr. R. figeamsr, 14 P., Mr. B. Kendall, M.P., Mr. J. Cateispool,jas., Mr. Harwood Harwood,Mr. J. G. Shop. eistr. M. T. Spesast,Mr. C. N. Newdegate, M P.,Major , and Mr.llllbrabem Taylor. lir. William Heart Clarke bad an laterview with Mr. Mmisell yesterday, at the Ordnanoe-oSea, and submitted t o speimens of his patent material, produced from Pees agdalsobieles the military hats and teats at Alderabot. Liestembeeneval Omen was presented at the Queen's levee, on the 14th krt., by Viseosat Harding% on rears from the sammend in the Isaias lands. A abfkillailigh elidiated by navy, vespsating the Diseases 241111011111 - Mai Malisinem Preventisa Ass, Wes iaterview with lb intim Moleswerth yesterday, at the =Bee of Werbe and Palle Buildings, Whitehall. The Twin nalielad of Menne. T. P. Elle. ead Co: Powal abareh manisies et Bespessisey), Menus. J. Co: and . Lug ors of Improve:seat), Mr. W. Brno, Mr. J. neel es t lisa y, Dr. Chaim, and Mr. B. Drew (vestry clerk). were received from the Governor of Canada e= shis efineaeos, at the Colonial-odic*. Despatch= wen rem: rate:day to the governors of Hoag Kong and Coyle& PORTSMOUTH, Maraca 19. His Royal Highness Prince Albert and suite cam over from Osborne House to this port this morning, on a visit of inspection of the new royal yacht, and of the Sailors' Home. The visit wu a private oar, the usual salutes, so far u his Royal Highness was concerned, being dispensed with. The Fairy, tender to the royal yacht,with the Prince on board, arrived in harbour a little before slum o'clock, and proceeded round to the north end of the dock yard, Prince Albert and nits landing at the steam baste, in which the royal yacht is moored to receive her machinery. A guard of honour from the Royal South Lincoln Militia, coder the command of Lieut.-Colonel Fane, was in attend- UM with the bend of the regiment, and received the PION with the usual honours Hii Royal Highness diddles paused with the further attendance of the guard, whirl' Oa turned to their barracks. The Prince then petaselliel to the yacht, on board which he remained upwaide d MB hour, going over the whole of the interior of ram 1111111161 sad examining its various arrangements, and dins*. mos altarutleas, for the greater convenience of the crew, to be made. The officials in attendance Included the Commander ia-Chlef, Vice-Admiral Sir T. J. Cochrane ; the Lieutenant- Governor, Major-General Drone ; Admiral Superintendent Martin; Captain Sir Baldwin Walker, Surveyor of the Navy; Captain the Hon. J. Denman, the commanding officer of the royal yacht ; the flag and staff officers of the port and garrison, dm On leaving the yacht the Prins* pr seeded to the Sailors' Home in Queen street, adjoining the dockyard, where he minutely examined the amentats et the institution and the whole of its arruegemeuta and es oommodatios for the clam of persons for wham it WM established. His Royal Highness expressed peat ad miration of the institution, and of the *Weal it had in view, and also of the perfect nooses with which those objects bad been canted oat. There woe not a very tarn number of seamen in the Home at the time, but the prince was informed that last night not tidy wu every bed in the Home occupied, but more than 100 sailors were accommodated on the floors of the institution, preferring that accommodation to what was to be obtaised at the beer-houses and low lodging-houses of the town. His Royal Highness remarked that it was only to be re gretted that there were not 600 more beds available for our seamen. Another feature that interested the Prince was the eatriee of money received from different seamen by the superintendent of the Hoene, Captain Johnstoae, R.N., for the purpose of delimit, indicating the wish of many of ear Jack Tars to save and economise their spare cash. One man, a petty officer, had invested 1 161 . since November, 18.52, which had been placed to his credit in the savings bank ; whilst in another case a sailor had placed 401. is the hands of the superintendent, but, dying shortly after, the amount weekended over to a destitute female relative. These are nary two out of many similar cases, which appeared to inn- Net the Prince very much. The whole of the directors of *e Home were in attendance, including Lord George Len ses, Admiral Sir F. Austen, Admiral Douglas, Captain essaldee, Captain R. Harris, Captain Eliott, Captain Den- Oara s Odenel Willa, R.M., etc. together with the officials Semi es own' at the Prince'. arrival. On leaving the Rom Ns leyal Highness, who was loudly cheered by the keharatenO, retuned to the dockyard, shortly after which the FAT mas aria seen coming up through Spithead, bun* On grand deradeed dying at her main, her Majesty bin; es hoed. The Folly same straight into harbour, MCI hie Royal Sienese steno went off to her, and retuned Oebeene at half-past en. o'clock. By orders of the GM% the lase dii ass salute on her arrival ; but this edit Ildralfidaradell when she returned, the ships in harbenr sad deettbsail pored forth a salute of a deafening and magnificent character. Mr. l'hackeray delivers a lectors at the Marylebone Institution at Thursday evening, for the benefit of a fellow author, now in circumstances which command the sympathy of his friends. Her Majesty hu granted a pension of 3001. a-year to the widow of t►e late Mr. John Montagu, colonial mas tery at the Cape of Good Hope. The Marchioness Dowager of Londonderry will present a new set of cslonre to the North Durham Militia, on Thursday. A deputation of between sixty and seventy gentle men, headed by Sir R. H. Inglis, But., waited on Lord Palmerston yesterday, at the Treasury, on the subject of Sir Joshes Wa!lnsley's intended motion for the admission of the public to the British Museum on Sundays. The Premier announced to them that the government bad come to the determination to resist the motion. The British fleet at the present moment in com mission counts 271 ships of all classes and sizes, from the Deice of Wellington, 131, screw three-decker, to the port admiral's cutter. Our ships mount 6,370 guns, and are manned with about 62,000 officers, seamen, boys, and sericite. It is estimated that we require at least 4,000 petty officers and seamen to complete the crews of oar ships at present fitting out at the ports. The Times is still under the extraordinary bollncina , tin that the Newspaper Stamp Bill is propounded for the single purpose of restricting the circulation of the Tones. It believes also that what taii London papers have to expect I is that in the metropolis, and still more in the manatee tering districts, there will be published early in the day, and circulated by private limb, a cheap class of papers, giving all the news which constitutes the principal attrac tion of the daily press, and to obtain which that press spends immense sums of money. According to the it " b universally believed that a copyright in news would be wholly impracticable ;" but the Post agrees with the Daily News that the question of copyright should now be considered. "On what ground shoal the news paper proprietor be denied copyright in the original ar ticles which he purchases, or in the reports which be has piqued by gentlemen in his employ? The speech deli- Wed by a member of parliament the instant that it is deli. need say be publics Aerie ; but the mode in which it is glen, and, we may be permitted to add, the manner in which lib often improved by the skill of an experienced and in telligent reporter, are fair subjects of copyright, and could be easily identified. Books, lectures, plays, engravings, sculptures, and designs in manufactures, are protected by copyright ; but one species of composition which is original, 1111 far as the form of communication is concerned, is to be left without protection—at the mercy of every dishonest specu lator who may think a cheap newspaper a good aud hopeful undertaking. We trust that the property of newspaper proprietors will not be thus confiscated, even to gain for Manchester and the other large manufacturing towns the benefit of what is termed a cheap press." The Herald and Chronicle are for the present silent upon the measure. The Lord Mayor of London has received front W. H. Baylis, Brq , Mayor of Geelong, Victoria, a draft for 1,3111. 13. , money subscribed (independently of that collected in churches) by some of the inhabitants of Geelong, in aid of the fend for the relief of the w and children of British soldiers and sailors engage d in the wrir spinet Reads. The Queen of Spain has ordered a Court mourning for sine days for Den Cubes. His widow asks that the body of bar hothead say be deposited ie the rialto of alte Berl family. ADI4IIULTY, MAUCH 19. Maser W. B. She&bier to the Heftier. 17, screw stem, of 100 Isom kower. at North After's& and West ladle Station. Master's Assistant J. T. Hart to the Corinne, 6, paddle wheel steam frigate, of 640-heves power, at Woolwich. Aetlag Assistant Surgeons C. & Stillman to the Otter, 3, paddli-wheel masa vessel, of 120-horse power, at Wool wieh; P. W. Wallace (1854) to the Medusa, 4, rale tried stem rem% of 312 hone power, at Wool wish O. Zooms Coate Athogant. 46, mew steam frigate of 360- Ms Imre; at Portsmouth. Clerk H. Somerville to the Formidable, 84, guard ordinal", at Sheerness. Naval Cadets C. M. Dandies to the Russell, 60, screw stem ship, at Sheerness; G. B. Price to the Majestic, 80, mew stem ship, of 400-horse power, at Sheenier ; G. J. Armitage to the Pembroke, 60, screw stem ship, at Portsmouth ; W. J. B. Barrow to the llegicienne, 16, paddle.wheel stem frigate, of 400-bore power, for particular service ; H. J. Fairlie to the Power I ful, 84, for particular service ; H. G. Andoe to the Hulloes, 60, screw steam-ship, at Portsmouth; B. C. Dnumond to the Tribune, 31, screw steam frigate, of 300- horse power, Mediterranean Station; C. L. Otley to the Ajar, 80, screw stem ship, of 450. horse power, at Porta mouth; H. A. Arundel' to the Centaur, F. M. 8. Osborn to the Tartar, 20, screw steam-Dorsett', of 250-horse power, at Chatham ; W. Brown to the Bilt, 20, screw stem-eer vette, of 250 horse power, at Portsmouth ; J. Atkinson, J. A. Leif., to the Cornwallis, 60, screw steam- ship, at De vmpert ; G. R. Benefice. H. V. Smith, to the Pilau', 20, maw stem corvette, et 360-hone power, at Sheerness; L A. Ball, R. J. Ward, to the Hannibal, 90, screw stem-ship. of 460 - bee power , Mediterranean Station; A. L. Tamer' C. B. T. Russell, and A. L. Clarkson, to the Hawke, 60, -ow steam-ehip, at Sheerness. One hundred and ten non-commissioned officers te it and gamma the Royal Artillery, under the command of 3 : Lieutenant-Colonel Ad e, embarked yesterday at 12 noon, s i with 100 horse', at the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, for a ft , passage is the London and Rachbnt, transports, to the It I Crimea. Lieutenant•Genersl John Duffy, C. 8., Colonel of the a lith (King's) Regiment, died on Saturday, at his red- el . deuce in Jermys-street. He entered the army in 1785; IL from which time to 1813 he was actively employed in the West Indies, expedition to Holland, in the East Indies, in IL Egypt, the siege of Copenhagen, and in the Peninsula. There ri; are now two colonskies, the Bth and the 80th, vacant. PORTSMOUTH, DiAlien 19. Rear-Admiral Berkeley, M.P., Senior Bea-Lord i t : of the Admiralty, sad Sir Baldwin Walker, Surveyor, see visited the dockyard to-day, and went out of harbour to 3 Spithead in the Vivid steamer, and inspected some of the llf' ships of the Baltic Fleet. The liners will not leave yet, but Ek . the Flying Squadron is to go to-morrow. The fleet is to day augmented by the Blenheim, 60, strew, goicg out of y) kerbour the &Milk, 6, paddle (which is ezpeeted to le pto the Black Sea), and the arrival of the Tartar, 21. 104 slew, from Plymouth ; and the Odin, 18, paddle frigite, ems Woolwich. There are to-day 29 men of war at Spit- 1 4 1.1. The - screw gun boats, have been out of e _ Raby end Falter, harbour to-day on trial. The Resietanos, troop ship, having drafts of regiments on - board, went oat of harbour to day, took in powder, &a., and espoeted to sail to-morrow fur Malta with the Basilisk. C Captain W. M. Hall, of the Blenheim , 60, lute of the Heels, presented her Majesty today with two Russian gone, coptarod at Elam DUBLIN, Maims 19. In addition to the 450 hats for troops already con. 15 tramed fur, to be erected on the Curragh of Kildare, the Commanding Royal Engineer hes notified that be will 11- receive leaden, to be deli don or before the 27th inst., $ for the construction and erection of 233 wooden buildings • to accornaudate officers, with outbuildings ' store rooms, 11. guard rooms, hospitals, Ito. in the same locality. These U bnillings, which are connected with the accommodation of ro 10 battalions of infantry—vie., 21 huts for each luttalion, e t . aced 23 fir hospital accommodation — are to be completed so witbia 60 days from the acceptance of the tender. le THI LATI MAJOR TOWNSIND, R.A. —T he Cork Cops- 10 SO atiewtion ago , the government, on consideration of the pa . „, enlist ease of this gallant and regretted officer not having a been promoted at the date of the Queen's warrant of the st . 3rd of November, have granted to his widow the superior it. pension of a lieutenant-colonel of 2001. per annum. et. THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. The divisions in the field are at present composed of resi lient, u stated below and the provisional battalions will be similarly cons t rri. It is to be anderstood, Inwevcr, diet as p _changes t may be made in the arrangements of Ilse dions of brigades in the Crimea will be followed by a similar changes in the drafts at Malta: s o o IST rITIMUNI AND No. 1 Paestum/a. BAITALION—Srd Battalion 0001191119 otions, lit Battalion Robbers= Gnu* let Battauoa r. SIM VOW , Muds, 97th liesissne, Illeg Ileentent, 79th Nest. " et* NW Baena% /let Beg lonnL 10 Inn ONIINISi ma Plls Pmenionstne. lisrrstron—leth Reginteat, 1101Ik Nemo% 11 , 21, Mk Nostiment, 41st Regitatat, 47th 4111 h = 'now am. Nl\ 1 INOVINIONAL BATTALIO2I-IIN Font, lit Bst. al ' Mos; 19tk Pink _NIB Rot, 90th Foot, MIL Foot, 4th Foot, 9th Bt. I Feet, Mk Feet Ma Fah. et. ine 'lmam ass M. 4 Inimsnotat. Barrsuen-17th Font, 24th 14 Vest, 21st=ls Pass, 45th Foot, {Ord Foot, Mit Foot, itlfie lirt. :I ...AIN WINN MO "LIG.? ^ PINOTINDNAL BATTALION.-7* Beat. le I nent. MI Islinime. Sietl i == S i Xti Ilettintent, 19th MO- lit. fl i l ionb Talleglaintelleth ilagamt Bak Barad*, IL ' lei Mew amessemisa—lithftilawd, ll6 Regimeat Needles =dm iS panel agais to be sect MMe Crimea, on to any prelint. The depot of inns at Malta to till M anulderni the SO tint Swim to thcirsty in the Crienea.—Unilett Semi., Gazette. it., SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS FROM THE I "'- CRIMEA. et. Au inquiry having been made of the Mayor of Bath by 116 the government whether 136 sick and wounded soldiers se from the Crimea could be accommodated for a night in Bath, whilst cm their way from Plymouth to Chatham Hoe- i r t : pita), without billeting, his worship not only immediately undertook the duty of providing accommodation, but ap- 10 pealed to the citisens to give such a welcome to men whose le wounds and sickness declared with what faithfulness and Ste resolution they bad served their country, as became loyal n and grateful Bogliabmen. The entire city was at once fired j o with enthusiasm, and the arrival of the detachment by train is on Friday afternoon, was the scene of one of the greatest es. demonstrations ever witnessed in the city. It had previously St. been arranged that the worst eases should be accommodated boo at the two hospitals, the governors of which made the mat ample preparations for their comfort, and that the l it others should be lodged at the Guildhall, the splendid to banqueting room of which was fitted up with I beds, dm, for the occasion. Every kind et offer was made by the citizens to assist in giving the heartiest welcome and sse best acoonsmodatioe. The omnibus and fly proprietors placed their vehicles at the IletTiCe of the Meyer, to convey the men from the railway station; meat, vegetables, fruit, beer, wine, de., were voluntarily contributed for their en tert:inment, and upwards of 1001. subscribed to prment to them as a t es timony of the regard of their fellow-country men. At the railway station the detachment, which con sisted of 136 own-commissioned officers end men from almost every corps in the army, besides about 20 women and children, was received by the Mayor and a number of the principal citizens, who saw them placed in the carriages in which they were conveyed away. From the station to the Guildhall the streets were thronged with people, who cheered enthusiastically, and the windows swarmed with ladies waving their handkerchiefs in welcome to the wounded and sick warriors. A body of the North Somer set Yeomanry Cavalry, under Captain Haviland, acted as an escort, and the band of the same regiment. in fell uniform, played throughout the route. Bo great was the crowd in the market-place that it required all the efforts of the cavalry and poboe te make a passage f3r the carriages to the Guildhall. Arrived there, the brave fellows wen treated to a capital dinner of imp, rout beef and mutton, fowls, Ike. ; alter which Bishop Carr presented each with a New Testament, and the Mayor, having ad dressed to them a hearty welcome, informed them of what the eitisens had done, and presented every man with hallo sovereign, stating that the remainder of the subscriptions would be handed over to their pacers for distribution to them when they left the hospital. In the evening they were supplied with books and newspapers, tea, tobacco, dc., and on Saturday morning with an excellent break fast, after which they departed for Chatham, amidst the renewed cheep and congratulations of the inhabitants, The poor fellows appeared astonished and deeply affected at the kind treatment and the (pathogenic reception they had met with. EDINBORO!! AND GLASGOW RAILWAY.—The net revenue of the Hue for the hati-year, exclusive of the Stir ling and Dunfermline, is 34,M41., from which the direoton re commend payment of the usual dividend of 3 per mat. per annum, or 33,3301. The net revenue of the Stirling and Doctorial's* is /ANL, which the directors propose to carry to the rest Meng wish the remaining balance of 1,2 431 . THE CALM OnSM—Sir John Cordon and Mr. Barley of itatiorostra, attended at the gaol some dey last week fir tko wpm of becoming Mr. Carden 's mown for the eleeswaee es his part of his Amami with the tromp met in the oasts, for the remaining term of his im =lOa seeding the • t , however, Mr. s 'NM lobate felted ho t with some of the oath. Mem, complaMiag Mat they tied him up too meet ; and sallteugli prem i r i ll bit mettle to sign, I andentand h a age Y noses his release from prima sub kapostill an him fie is therefore still Mows*: itmorant. The railway sham market today was very Mao- 10 tits, and promoted tits, no feature of the least impor- 1 0 , tuna. Prima Mooed in nearly all :OWN much the ; same as on Saturday. York and North Midlands m were rather flatter. ss THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz. e The railway share market is very quiet, and little C affected by the fall in Consols. °mat Western stock sa is rather flatter, at 641 to 661; and Midland, at 691 la to #; but Lancashire and Yorkshire is somewhat so better, at 76 to ex div.; London and North- Western stock is quoted 991 to 100; Great Northern., 1 ; 22 to /ex div. Caledonians, 32 to 1; and South- Euterpe, 181 to 1. so; toe French shares have fallen sonsiderably. Northerns 103 are quoted 331 to 34 ; &sterns, 321 to 331; a n d p 2 o Paris and Lyons, 211 to 1 prem. ORDINARY 11/LA2NI AND KOCK/. a . +NS XN tie a sa A Ai._ 1$ U Se NAM 66 111 .4 114 2 70. -- io - iii.:. 43 Delft me samile6. .0 Daa1.1411601/OloorelJ. too dna I all _ DNslrlt 1 lei 1L)... .. N 1e dia. 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Drae le Ds. del.ekabeeleeei \i a be: 11 10 aso10•04011 all Dna i = a l , I De. 13 atlazionseart I all _Da. de. 00 all of. Wes.Cluas e 0.- 611 D 0.116.. pay U.opt. , all Do. do. U. do. ▪ Do. do. 16. do. 6 all Do. do. Mellhoot op all Madam rid lariat di Do. 6 por Lyons oad Om, II =al • Do. NamaritUad 16 Illarasea at Wow all DM INL Asia Claoloral ftad 16 ▪ lionoiglas Una tactual l6ar —, 20 Pada aid Odium SI had di lam ▪ p ▪ iw r 6 Oreja ardour& Unto ...... 1111 lord Dad* M oyal Suoilok sy per Cad. Prida. SO 11. Las W lhosdars 111 10 Do. 54 par Cent. Prior SI 16 Wolin al frame 10 16 01 6witaurleasl IS 10 1 100. ) 10 Pbo I I II 1 I AO 1 000 25 0001 93 000 50 IR 103 90 93 $ a' i 0 1 es 41. k 7 l n 99 9 14 17 4 14 L. 101 109 is l4 4$ 40 IN I i 4 io Ili I di% j i s i s i Cs It I i : II 1 pa • • di. 3 3 - wto If I pa ire • i Da tdm I leef 18* 94 ga of tot 103 9$ 94 19 191 zd Joa PI iiiikrreassel 1' F 4. Li • • 21 pa 4 ! 41-1 ii ii no no n I m ii Cs zd par $ e; sa_l i 4 114 ps zd =ad Anna Fria *Anglo Australian Gold tkoalo Californian +Australasian ..... +Australian ..... 1 * 10 * 1 * 1 41, 40 /CI 4 Australian °ratans-. Ars Bleana Maria vas Iran & Coal tßritish Iron tarmlinp.iimatsl.ptn okToiei — seioefaies Do. St Joie Del feey homes Oteek - . ; 000•170 temper Misers of Eng .Do. Pref. 74 per Cent tEng.ltAnstralianCOppr ..—___ Great Nugget Vela Reg. *General Oraod Duchy of lades Great Polgooth Liberty Ron 000 )01 40 . i 40 DO! U DOi 20 ♦Yarigaita Wow Granada. ;i7.llnerce Yle. Bm.C3 Amman Maude Powtsiteod Alm lead Port itirdp Quarts Rock +Rbysmay Dos +Do. New eating° de Cubs South Amtrak= Tin Croft lanai Partli 001100 GO 7OII 20 GO 10 GOI 20 - 1! - iak - t Aol 10 p!0 10 DOO l 6 WC IN iid - - I Autr?lls. tad (Adm..' 7 8ffeill MATatel" 1 of Art." Ditto New London and Count, \ London Joint Met London and Westminster Nat. Ern. of England Do. New National of Ireland New South Wales Orient. Bank Coepotation Provinedalot Ireland. ! Do. New Boyal Anaheim Bant le' and Cold bap. Co Swath Australia Union of Australia Do t New . Irldon of Load= ..... 10,000/ 115;Antdallan AricaNara 11,600; 201dIetralmdan Padde Mail 60,0001 101,teitrelian 11c7 1 11a1L $l,OOO 10:Ber11n Watenrorks to Britt* Amerada Land.- WON S. BalLitooLaie. Its itathlo. 1.1110,' 100 . 0enada. Bt. l ee red./ an.andluly 1 10,000, 6 Mass 10,000, 61 00 "Preteresee 110,000 4 Palms of Yranee. 60,000 1 pad= Um On 411,000 1011mInti ands 11,010 25111atdi Tdtpraph i 10,000, 1 1406•111111111. 11selgstIon f)! 4,000 1 SO .411: "Libl asetrost 10.640 10,11edlterrands t ead. 10, Neatest' t IN.Ananiesa I Addend PenstAtte. Peeli Netherlands NS Wake Coal& Into:. Steam Navigation Co.. 'North Brit. Anatralealse *atilt of Swope Steam. 'pedNinsrLdniklithieral 111566! Kew 14,0001 11000 20 1 2i 10 11000 1 10,000; 40,0001 14,1140 100,0001 100.000 14,200' /1,000 /4,000 23,0001 5- 60 Pe — Ciii - elds! worse Portland Iron Owspany i IW, Royal Mall Stu 1 'Scottish Aurtr. loosest I! Do. New 251outtt Australian !Anti I :EMl:marl= T&o. Seep I, I I Do. Do. iloolaterod I 10 Trost&LoasCo.of UpClut I 100. Van Dtemea's Land mu 17i 1 IPia :LI 1 t i 5 / I$ 9 19 51 I e ' l 4 6O. -- 1 le 20 48 48 :d. ear e . 1 ma pr 14 14 T; 1 s I i ale 1 t IS e le t i I 19 91 9 iè • i 'I i *eller I ell 1 1 I West Naive' —.... all 4 Transit: able W sempsel dol. RAMS. all jel e 4 1 oittri 264 Il i dissd li I dis i Po 31 SS 39 41 IS 40 64 46 7 9 ii 31 di. du 33 113 121 108 108} 3f SI i Par i Pm 15 16 4 i 1 7 1./ 4' a 2 69_ 1 11 : 111 I' 'V; A The English stock market opened steadily, bat soon began to show flatness, and closed 1 per cent. lower than on Saturday. The decline appeared chiefly due to the general dulness of business, coupled with a fall on to-day's Paris bourse. Money is very abundant in the Stock Exchange, where it can be obtained at 21 per cent. on government securities. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes closed at 09.50 for money and account ; the Four-and-a-Half gerts., at 94.70, for money ; and Bank shares at The Three per Cents. have closed about 1 per ant lower than on Saturday, whilst the Four-and-a. Half per Cents. show no change. Consols for the 11th April opened at 93: to declined to 931 to 1, and closed at 93 3-16 to 1. For money the closing quotation may be given at 93 to I. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931,1, 93; ditto, for account, 11th April, 93:, 1,1, 1 ; 30 years Annuities, expiring in 1859, 41 ; Three-and a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, tailing payable in 1858, 991; ditto, 1859,991, 1. India Bowls, 111. prem. Exche quer Bills remain quoted 6s. to 9s. prem. Very little business was done in foreign stocks. Turkish ranged between 801 and 801, and closed at 801 to 4, or much the same as on Saturday. Other stocks were steady. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 99 to 101; ditto Four-and-a. Halt per Cents., 89 to 91. Mexican, 201 to 21. It is scarcely necessary to remark that Wednesday next, which 111 appointed for a day of fasting and humiliation, will be observed as a strict holiday throughout the City. The Stock Exchange and all other public establishments will be closed. In the corn market to-day, English wheat ruled to 2s. per qr. higher than last Monday. The arrivals of specie continue large. The amount brought in by the Baltic, from New York, 1,137,366 dols., or about 227,4001. The Iberia h also brought in 17,1814 in specie, of which 16,23, is from Lisbon, and the rest from Gibraltar and V' The Indus, which will leave Southampton . Alexandria to-morrow, takes out 52,5001. in specie, of which 50,0001. consists of bar silver for Bomb.- and 2,5001. gold for Alexandria and Ceylon. steamer, it will be remembered, takes nu direct for China. The amount of specie taken out by Atrato for the West Indies, &c., is 7,2621., of which 5,0001. is silver. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the inst. for the supply of 30,000 cwts. of biscuit, t delivered at Deptford, Gosport, and Plymouth. The Admiralty w ill - also receive tenders on 22nd inst. for the hire of two good coppered ships about 730 tons each, to be employed as " regular transports," for six months certain. These ships to be of light draught of water, and are to be tioned at Faro as floating depots. The tallow market to-day was rather steadier Petersburg advices to the 10th imit. state that exchange on London was quoted 364 to t d., the price of tallow bad advanced to 120.1 f August delivery, at which figure a few hundred had been taken by the Russian dealers. Regret is expressed at the defeat in the U: States Senate of the bill for the reduction of tariff. The annexed memorandum is from the Commi of Mexican Bondholders: The Committee of Mexican Bondholders have received from Mexican financial agency here the following statetlicLt, dated 16th inst., on the state of the conversion: Throe per Cent. Bonds trued. Letter A te et 4 : If la No. 1 to 8,168 4,103,1 Capital £10, 2 .:7, Five per Cent. Bonds Ovt yet vreconted for Couverrion 41 11 „ a 19 Capital The receipts of the Brighton Railway Corn last week were 9,7101., or 938!. less than corresponding week of last year. Laud and bank shares to-day were stead., shares of the English, Scottish, and AUbl Chartered Bank showed a little flatness, ovrir, all just made. Netherlands Land shares we e depressed than of late. Crystal Palace shares steady, and closed at 31 to 2,a4d the preference at 1 to; prem. London Dock stock has beet in at 1011 to 102; I'eninsular and C at 571 to 581 ; Canada Land, at 1201 ; Hop,. Steam, at 68; and Trust and Loan Compan Upper Canada, at 51 (5/. paid). Illinois t Seven per Cecr. 80nde,1875, are quoted in the Exchange list, 69 to 70; ditto Seven per Cent. Lane), 1860, 1 to 2 prem.; and New York an( 3rd Mortgage Bonds, 1883, 81 to 83. tell I SI THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. 584 8 The English funds have experienced a ft per cent. owing to some large sales, which ha accompanied by a report that unfavourat vices have been received from Vienna. sole for the 11th April were first marl fell to 924 to a, recovered to 924 to 4, and quoted 92;; to 4. For money the present qi is 923 to 4. The New Two-and-a-Halt per have been dealt in at 781; India Stock, al Exchequer Bills, at 6s. to 9a. prem.; Bank account, at 216: and India Bonds, at lle. prci The foreign stock market is less firm, owin; fall in Consols, but the change in price mainly limited to Turkish, which hasdeclined to 4. Mexican is quoted 20 4 to 21 ; f Deterred Three per Cents., 184 tot ; and Five per Coats., 99 to 101. Dutch Tao-aru per Cents. have been dealt in at 63; ditto Cent. Certifs. at 943 to ; Venezuela Activ( Ruebian Four-and-a-lialt per Cents., at Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 1014 to 1 MINES. --...- MONDAY E There have been some inquiries to-day I in Wheal Buller, South Wheal Frances, an Otherwise the British mining market is dul The gold mining shares remain quiet. The chief feature of the day was a rem demand, towards the close of the market, Mexican shares, which closed at SI to further rise of 11. since ti is morning. Linares were firmer. The directors of this comp declared a dividend of 104. per share on aid-up shares, payable on the 16 th Apr+ half-yearly meeting is to be held on the 2tir THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocit. The quotations of the gold mining shares little more than nominal. Agua Fria t quoted 3 to ;.; ; Nouveau Monde, / to 3-16 Gold, 5.16 to 7-16; and Great Nugget Vti all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoi 311; Peel River, 21 to 3; Moth 13d tralasian, die. to par ; and Scottish Investment, 8 to 3 prem. United Mexican shares do not fully m. rise of yesterday afternoon, but have been to some extent at 53 to 51. St. John 1.41 293 to 301 ; Cubre , 50 ; English and Mist rah per, 13 ; South Austrulisn Mining, par ; Preference shares of the Company of Copp , in England, 24. To Ges CONSUMERS.—Within the law three days a series of robberies have been if' vicinity of thr Gress , Northern o d Nortb-We by a man callioct himself an i.speetor of att Imperial Gas Company, and tint up for the beds, pencil. and the other outvaid size's of bu , in , patltsatios of the fiat will probably be sufficient his film* astetwer. • ) ' O. . ily, bat I • oee cent. Plo-ared I coupled • • is very ; t can be rities. es closed • ihanis at out 1 per 31 to 1, 1. For t 93 to :—Three iitto, for annuities, ice Cent. X5B, 991; Excite- n stocks. closed at y. Other Five per I our-stidise fll to 21. Vedoeeday sting and A holiday re and all • t ruled he amount York, is Iberia has h 16,2311. • end Vigo. • ,mpton for in specie, r Bombay, 'lon. This direct mail out by the ~ of which n the 23rd iscuit, to be dere on the • red ships of is " regular se ships are re to be eta- teadier. St. ate that the to t d. and 120.101 for andred casks the United dim of the I ' o Committee tived from the wet.% dated the ...C2,591,800 .. 1,340,400 2,091),(00 4,1110,000 . £10,227.200 Ntuyersten: £4,500 1,950 2,000 e,OOO 1' i 4,050 way Company than in the steady. The Id Australian • owirg to the ;urea were less De skeins were iference shares has tarn dealt and Oriental Royal Mail Company of linois Central d in the Stock • ler Cent. (Free • I fork and Erie, OCK. id a fall of 1 hich have been favourable ad- Vienna. Cen- t mulled 931, , and arc now eseut quotation felt per Cents. I ock, at 223 1 ; B.iiik Stock for lls. prem. n, owing to the price appears declined to i 9 -1 o 21 ; Spanish • •, and Russian Teo-and-a-Half ditto Four per Active at 231; e., at 90 ; and l 3 to 1021. IDLY EVEN:NO. o-day for shares :ea, and Gilmar. II t is dull. iiet. a renewed active rake t, fur LLited •• 51 to 6, being a r . Linares shares s company have ✓e on the 10,000 6th April. The the 2Sth inst. ;LOCH. g shares continue Fria shail'A are to 3-16 ; Colonial get vtin, to re quoted 300 to th ltiitislt Aua- tttish As,tralian ally miint.iin the ye been t:talt in n ltty mark Australian Cop- • par ; awl the of Copp. r Miners the last t 'so or been Iffecnd in the h-We t. to !I .1 • aye Of eaters trot.: 11. e ,r the port r.cl ins of btr.in.,s. II sufficient t. pri.yer.t iis4 iti 104 z d 11 6 11 li ad COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. (11' XAOWZTIC 7ILIWB•PH.) (PROM OUR OWN CORRIIIIPONDZNT.) There was a good attendance of millers and dealers at our ions market this morning. and business had improved, and was altogether more animated. Wheat and flour obtained fully last Tuesday's extreme prices. Indian corn recovered last Friday's decline. Beans, peas, oats, meal, and other articles, remain with out alteration in price. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SUGAR.—The pablio sales which ere rather large, are progressing steadily at last week's prices. Refined conti• nues firm ; brown lumps, 425. 6d., 43e., 495. COMMIE—This article has a very firm appearance, and the public ale of plantation Ceylon and East India are going off well. Native Ceylon firm at 475. 61 TL.—Tbe news from China received this merniag has not altered our market, which is rather inactive. BaitTrras —3,000 bags sold in public sale at the full prices of last week, from 23a. to 28e. 6d. Briers have sold steadily is public sale. Pimento, 6ld. to 6ld. ; pepper, white, 7d ; ginger, 400 eases Calicut, at 7d. Corrort.-400 bales sold at previous rates. Rion.-1,300 bags Bengal were offered, and bought in at full prices. RDY.—Prices are unaltered, but the demand continues limited. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market has advanced lolly 6d. per ewt in 'omega's's of the decline in the fugds , which is supp osed to have its origin in unfavourable news from Vienne. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot is quoted 4111. ; May and June, 48s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Yr. E. J. D►ris reports the supply larger sad trade Leavy. Prime meadow hay, 70e. to 80s. ; •superior, 86e. to 965. ; interior, 60s. to 60s. ; rowers, 60s. to 80e.; clover, 90s. to 116 s. ; second out, 801. to 108 s. ; straw, 245. to 28e. THE LYLNO IN STATE OF THE CZAR NICHOLAS. — A letter from St. Petersburg, of the Sth, says:—" The bed? of the late Emperor has bten for some days lying oa estate bed at the Winter Palace, and the public have been ad milled at certain hours to see it. The body is in the room of the Grand Dockets Ohm The embalmment took place under the direction of Professors Schulte and Gruber, mem. bees of the Academy of Medicine and Surgery. Siam' Tues. day th e bedy of the Emperor has been c overed with • large pall, edged with gold, which envelope' the while and coven the face. The decoration of the room is very simple. Three priests stand near the teed, -11 say Ilan alternately. The crowd who go to see the body is immense. They are only allowed to stop a few minutes in the room, and then pass es. Every auselan knees near the soMn, makes the sign of the ems, and kisses the covering ever the body." 114 15i 13 I 19 1 90i 14 if IN z d SI