biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-16

dearer, the arrivals not keeping pus with the demand;
prices sabeequently, ea better supplies arriving, somewhat
gave way. White Southern, 2 dole. Sc. to 2 dots. lle.; red,
1 dol. 85e. to, Idol. 96 c.; white Californian, 1 dol. 88 c, to
2 dol. Is spring corn scarcely any alteration. Rye, Idol.
17 e. to 1 dol. 20 c. Maim, 87 c. to 881 c. Freights of
wheat for London. 8 dole. per bush.; for have°, 2 dol. 65c.
per hest. ; Boor, I doll. 95 e. per brl.
Flour ..t New Orleans was a little dearer, from its com-
parative scarcity.
At Philadelphia prices were arm for export.
At Boston they were calm.
At Baltimore. wheat was well sustained, end rye on the
decline.
The linseed market at Riga is easier. Crushing qualities,
4 silver roubles, with 26 to 60 per cent. hand money;
sowing 61 te 71 silver roubles.

r. 13.
1654.
London, England, 1855-10-16

TER TURKISH VICTORY AT BARS.

The Mcnsaeur of yesterday metals. the fellowieg:
" CONSTANTINOPLE, Oar. 13.

"Oa Sept. 29th the Rusk= attempted a general
attack on Kars. The combat lasted Mill hours
with extreme desperation. The enemy at length was
repulsed, and his retreat became a ample% rout.
On the 30th they had already buried 4,000 dead, and
the field of battle was strewed with dead bodies. The
loss of the Turks is only shoat 1,000 men."
London, England, 1855-10-16

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Argyle, from Callao for Cork, *pt. 27, Lat. 39 x., lon. 31 W.
Baron of &amber, *newt 2, lat. 24.20 S., I.e. 6.43 E.
Moraine (brig). from Grangemouth for Quebec, Sept. 1, MAE
N., km. 42 W.
Earl Pawls (barque). from Callao, 73 days out, for Cork, 14%4ht
13.16 N., lon 23.50 W.
Owenwarra, of 13eBast, from Loudon for Constantinople, 60,11„
lo s. 7 E.
Queen of the South (!), for Melbourne, August 30, lat. 111., kr,
22 W.
Hobert Thomas (bargee), from Liverpool for Trieste, Ort.
Straits of Gibraltar.
Sydney Griffiths (baque), of Portland Bay, from Landon bin
bourne, out 22 days, Sept. 2, lat. 12.20 N., lon. 13.21 W.; aim
lost overboard August 21.
Urgent, for Moulmein, Sept. I, lat. 10 N., lon. 21 W.

A VESSEL ON SHORE.— CUXHAVEN, OCT. 12.
The Vine, brig, Atkinson, of Sunderliind, from
to England, in ballast, was driven on *bon in
Island during a heavy gale at N.W. yesterday; crew NM.
Her Majesty's ship Havanoah sailed the 13th
inst., with wails for Rio Janeiro and Valparaiso. 6
London, England, 1855-03-02

THE REPULSE OF THE RUSSIANS AT

EUPATORIA.

The Muni/cur of yesterday contains the following
telegraphic despatches :

EUPATORIA, F.'s. 21.

Since the 17th no new attempt has been made
against Eupatoria. To-day we have seen Russian
infantry columns and trains of waggons moving
sway in the direction of Simpheropol. Several vil-
lira in the neighbourhood are now burning. Three
heavy guns have been landed, and new works of
fortification are in course of construction.

KAMIESCH, F2H. 20.

On the 17th Eupatoria was attacked by a Russian force
Of about 25,000 men, under General Osten•Sacken. The
attaking farce was composed of 12 regiments of infantry,
6 regiments of caulry, and 80 pieces of artillery. The
combat lasted from half-put Are in the morning until ten
o'clock. The Russians were vigorously repulsed. Their
loss is estimated at about 600 killed, the number of wounded
being in proportion. The Turks lost 88 men killed, and
250 woundei. They have also lost 70 horses. Selina
Pasha and Colonel Ruston Bey are killed. Of the French,
kw gunners of the war ship Henry IV. were killed, and ten
other French combatants lure been wounded. The Rus-
sians have not since renewed the attack. The steam ships
anchored in the roads contributed to the defence of the
town. I have sent the Brandon and Nisgere to Eupatoria.
Admiral Lyons has sent thither a frigate and a steam cor-
vette, with two gun boats.

The Moniteur publishes a further despatch from
Bucharest relating to the same affair, and stating
that Suleiman Pacha was wounded and SeUm Pacha
killed. On the night after the action, which was
bitterly cold, the 'Wigan' bivouacked without fire or
tents, and in the morning drew off towards Shn-
pheropol. Four English, one French, and one
Turkish steamer took part in the affair of the 17th.

EN, 11Aacu 1.

MM. Bluhme, Spouneck, and lisneenbille, have
been cited to appear before a special committee, con-
sisting of 25 members of the Volkathing, who are
most hostile to the late Ministry, to answer for ex-
seeding the budget without the permission required
by the Constitution. It will then be decided whether
impeachment takes place.
London, England, 1855-03-02

THE NEW RETURN OF NEWSPAPER
STAMPS.

The return of newspaper stamps just issued gives
he following resslu:

First Quarter. Second Quarter.
. 319,191 348,044
303 000 299,000
. 206.000 228,000
. 162,500 186,000
. . 177,133 198,389
. . 176.000 196,000
. . . 168,000 192,000
. . . 103,000 104,000

Daily News
Morning Herald .
Morning Poet .
Morning Chronicle
Express
Globe
Sun .
Standard

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most b he Moe, 10, Boueeriootreet, by Two o'doet oat the
day ol publieetioa.

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1011011,1LoW —Morsieg, 211. lSs itterse.as, 26. 330.

LONDON, FRIDAY, MARCH 2.

LATEST
NEWS FROM ABROAD

ALLEGED ILLNESS OF THE
EMPEROR OF RUSSIA.

We ( Times, second edition,) have received the fol-
lowing telegraphic despatch from our Berlin cor-
respondent:—

BERLIN, FRIDAY.
"News was received here last night that the
Emperur of Russia is seriously ill.
"It is added that the. physicians despair of his
recover).
" The dinner at Court to-day in honour of Lord
John Russell has been deferred."

(BY ILIC7IIIO TILIOZAPIL)
BERLIN, TRITZSDAT, Itsacz 1.
Lord John Russell arrived in this capital yester-
day at noon.
In the afternoon he had a long interview with the
minister President Baron von Mantauffel.

To-day (Thursday, noon), Lord John Russell had
an audience of the Kiog in the presence of M. Man-
tsuffel.—Daily Newt

(DT BLECTIIO TILIOTU2E.)

PARIS, THURSDAY.

The Moniteur announces the Emperor's journey
to the camps of Bt. Omer and Boulogne, and adds that
his absence will be het of short duration.
London, England, 1855-03-02

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

Sousa.—The market has been steady, and prices are un-
altered, although the public sales have gone otf without
spirit during the week; but the lam business done by p_ri-
vete contract, both in cargoes of East India and in Ha-
'annals, the result showing a full average amount of buil-
nees done, averaging last week's prices. Refined firm, at
previous rates ; brown lumps, 425. 6d. ; grocery, 43g. 6d.
COFFIII.—Tho quantity offered in public sale this week
has been small, but blames' him been done at last week's
currency in plantation and native Ceylon, the latter at 46e.
Tan.—The news by the China Mail has rather strength-
ened the market, but the amount of business done has Deem
limited. Common Congou, 91d., which is nearly Id. advises.
BALTPITIM has been steady at the full pr CeS of last
week.

Rica.—A large amount of business has been done at as
adsence of about 3d.

RUK.—The demand has been very limited, and prices
with difficulty supported. Proofs, 2a. 2d. to 2s. 6d., accord-
ing to qualities.
SFR:MS.—Prices are without alteration, with a limited
business done.

Corms hu been steady, with a limited demand.
Jura sold at fall prices.
HEMP.—Prioes must be considered partly nominal.
FRUlT.—Currants: Low descriptions of new have been
inquired for, and some busicess has been dose at rather
lower pricer. Raisins of all sorts continue dull of sale.
London, England, 1855-03-02

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The market is steady to-day, at the following quotations,
vis.:—Town tallow, 545. nett cash; Petenhurg Y.C., on
the spot, 545. ; March and April, 635. 3d.; April and May,
53e. 6d.

MARKET.-THIS DAY.

There are a few more bouts than on Friday lest; how-
ever the quality of the supply is not very good, and
consequently there is no redaction in choicest descrip-
tions. The number of sheep is very small, but
quite sufficient for the demand; indeed, they are not all
disposed of. Prices remain about the same as OR Monday.
Calves are lower. From Germany and Holland there aro
103 beasts and 23 calves. Spain, 40 beasts; and 105 milt&
cows from the Home Counties.

rea nobe am.. a. a. .. a. 1 For dam of 81M. a. 6. a. 0.
Beat Licata, Ilerafordo.. 4 6 0 Ilea Mos. & Ilf.-L4+. rib 0 0 0
Bat Short-home ...... 4 4 8 Bait Long-wools
Bound quality Berta.. 3 40 , No. do. &torn
Nava 4 50 I
Ewer sad mama quality 3 0 6 4
PIP
Bart Dna k Ilalf-brea, 4 6 0 lamb+ ... .... .... 0 0 0
Radiate It market, 886; *beep and lambs. 2,070; calves, 72; 8101.
190.
London, England, 1855-01-30

SPORTING.

Although tho subjoined list protests • strong ward
quoted's,. mart of the bets wen only to small Imo. The
grind* Inneastione may bo briefly stated.
GREAT METROPOLITAN STAKES.
The aid outlay in reference to this event was ea Wink.
field, at P 3 and 26 to 1, his spirited owner being the leading
operator.
CHESTER CUP.
20 to 1 wee still the highest Ora against each of the Ant
three favourite' ; at 26 4.1 several investments would have
been made. Andover was in so much request that he
quickly idealised from 40 to 30 to 1, taken—the latter odds
were also taken about the Early Bird.
THE TWO THOUSAND. _ . _

At tie sontaZcsmot:t, WI -w-aa b;tiod against St.
Hobart, bat towards the close a reaction took place, and 300
to 100 was booked. 4 to 1 was takes to upwards of 1001
about Boar& Mon, sad 6 to 1 to various sous about lard
of the Ilos—at last 600 to 100 was taken.
London, England, 1855-01-30

Vbe Court.

WINDSOR, JAN. 29.
The Queen walked in the grounds adjacent to 'the
Castle this morning.
The Maharajah Da!sap Singh took leave of her Majesty
this forenoon, mid, with Sir John Login, left the Castle for
Wimbledon.

The Duke ud Duchess of Argyll, and Lord Ernest
Bruce, took their departure for Load's, and the Rev.
Arthur Penrhyn Stanley for Canterbury.

Donn, JAN. 29.—H.R.R. the Doke of Cambridge
is expected to arrive at Dover to-morrow morning
from Calais about nine o'clock.

EXHIBITION OP

-The CounoU of

the Society of Arts has announced its intention to open in
April next its seventh exhibition of patented inventions.
The want of a gallery of inventions, showing the various
steps which h►ve been taken to improve all elutes of
machinery, has long been fen. la its absence the council
of the society, in 1847, considered that it would be both
interesting and instructive to bring together. temporarily,
as far u possible, models, drawings, and descriptions, illus.
trative of the inventions of the year. Succeeding coun-
cils have followed out use idea, and the result has been that
the public has had placed before it, is a deficits form, the
mechanical and scientific arrangements which have been
proposed for effecting improvements in those departments
which have occupied the largest amount of public attention

The Mr. Hope whose death in Paris lass been
mentioned in our columns was the plaintiff is the thee of
Heys against Arnado. The suit. of mane, is at aa *ad.
PEIIMANZIiT CAMP AT ALMattaitom—The Board of
Ordnance have just invicid tenders to be sent in by to-mor-
row for the construction of wooden barracks at Aldershot
Heath, in Hampshire, for the accommodation of 20,010
men, with the due proportion of omens, stores, de., the
whole to be comp'eted by the 16th of hare! rent. They
eke Write tenders to be sent in by the 6th of February
he the erection of brick buildings at the same plaee, for
stithom' quarters ard soldiers' barraclui for cavalry, infantry,
sal erhUcry, together with hospital, riding-school, guard
-
NOM, he. The fint-named wooden barracks are to he
way until the brick, whisk ere parlament, are

3

THE NEW RETURN OF NEWSPAPER

The return of newspaper stamps just issued gives
-he following results:

Tint Qaarter. &nand Quarter.
Daily News . . 319,191 348,044
Morning Herald . . 303,000 299,000
Morning Post . • 205,000 226,000
Morning Chronicle . . 162,509 186,900
Express . . 177,133 198,389
Glob. . . . 175,000 195,004
San . . . 168,000 192,000
Standard . . . 103,000 104.009
London, England, 1855-01-30

MURDER AT CHATHAM.

CHATHAM, JAN. 29.—A dreadful murder bee been
oomentted in this town, at a house situate in Ordnance.
terrace, and occupied by Mrs. Catherine Bacon, a widow
lady of independent means, and in her 79th year. A green.
grocer's assistant, who called between 9 and 19 o'clock this
morning at the house for orders, was animated by the ler-
"sat, • girl about 16 years of age. She made some inarti-
Plate saprestions, and, perceiving that the brood was pour.
fag from her throat, he ran off for assistance. Snare per-
il...soon arrived, and ea entering the house a large pool of
bleed was found in the pump, about two feet from the
street door. The servant was found covered with blood,
sad lying on the sofa is the back parlour, apparently in •
dying state. The blood appeared es if it had been trodden
in. Spots of blood wore also found all the way up two
lights of stain, and in a bedroom at the top
was diseinen4 the body of Mrs. Bacon, dressed,
sad lying on the floor quits deed, from blows on the head,
whisk had evidently been inflicted by some heavy rutting
lastrunteat. From the tracks of the blood, it was clear
that the murder bad been committed in the lower pert of
the promises, and the body afterwards deposited where it
was discovered. la the kitchen below, everything was
fined in good order, and the breakfast cups arranged for
that meal ; but is the coal cellar adjoining, a large pool of
blood was discovered, and close by so axe, such as is used
for chopping wood, which, on examination, was found to
lave pieces of hair, blood, and braise, clinging to it. From
the appearance of the cellar some person must have been at
almost the instant of the murder engaged in chopping
wood ; sod it was clear that the fatal blow was Fivers by the
axe in the cellar, and the body afterwards dined upstairs.
The wcund in the servant's throat was found to be lam
severe than was supposed. [She has only been in the service
of IP deceased • few weeks, and declines to give her name.
MP asked who had committed the murder she faintly
▪ " Two dustmen came into the hoes, and did it, and
allorwarts escaped by the back way." This stati ment she
imputed at intervals; but Mr. Honsan,:a gentleman residing
Pat Beer, sad who was from seven o'clock a.m. until the
stir cos dissevered in a pert of his premises command-
ing • sempiete view of Mrs. Bacon's house, amens that no
vas Maser entered or left the house all the time he was
Mme. 8o the matter rests at present. It is stated that,
while the nurse. at Fort Pitt Hospital were undressing the
mnsat, a piece of rag which fell from her bosom was found
otaria some rings belonging to deceased. A London
detective °Meer has been seat for.

Tin LATE LtExTTENAIIT RAMBEOTTOII. Lieut.
Hmasbottena, reported to have been recently suffocated in
hr teat by cbarmal fumes, was well known in Windsor,
and auk respected. Hs was son of James Ramsbottom,
to, nephew of the late John Rarasbottom, 13% ,
aad representative of Windsor in Parliamtut, and
saybew et We. Riley, et Forest MIL— Window Exp►ess.
London, England, 1855-01-30

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LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING,

SHABB LIST&

KOXILT RV/MIL

The railway share market continues inactive, bat
Arm. The chief variations to-day were an improve-
ment in London and North Western and Midland
stocks. and a decline iv Cheat Western. The duets-
adons, however, were generally immaterial.

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoow.

The railwaisiaienUrket is steady today. Lon-
don and North-Western stock has 'Arwood to 1011
to 1, being wanted tor the settling. Caledonians
are flatter, at 30/ to 31. Great Western stock is
quoted 661 to 67; Midland, 701 to 1; Lancashire
and Yorkshin, 70 to 1; South-Easterns, 171 to f ;
and Great Northern', 221 to 1.
French shares are fairly supported, except North-
erns, which are lower.

ORDINARY SHARES AND 8113CIL

ears wag
Is II has.

le lii
London, England, 1855-01-30

LAST NIGHT IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.

THE first view of the Lords last night was anffi-
giant to show that no real fight was intended to take

place there. The benches were but scantly filled,
and the lords present had a look of "We hope this
thing won't keep us long." There at, however,
besides the Ministers, Lord DERBT—perhaps a minis-
ter expectant—his late Foreign Secretary, and the
Peer of Somnauth. Lord BROUGHAM, too, walked
sheet, and the Chief Justice and a Bishop (Sail.
p=ots) flitted about from benches to doorways. The
stenn-bird of the other House, Mr. Roenuce, sat in
the Commons' gallery by the side of the member for
Ifiseveh, and Mr. FREDERICK PEEL also heat over
the rail. Lord GREY had to move, that great evils
had arisen from the division of authority and respon-
sibility in the administration of the army—in which,
so appeared in the sequel, everybody agreed; and
that all the officers connected with army matters
eaght to be consolidated into a well-organised
department—in which all did not agree. The Duke
of NEWCASTLE. before Lord GREY'S motion came on,
sees to answer a question as to the Balaklava medals,
and Lord RAGLAN'S order about the Light Cavalry
dune. He spoke boldly and unhesitatingly, and
not at elflike a man conscious of sin; and he had
the acceptable communication to make that a Cross
et Merit was to be instituted, applicable to all men
slid ellosrs, the recipients to be chosen by juries from
lb* own ranks.
When Lord GREY rose, his weak-looking head, his
peervoice, and his fragile form, were perfectly in keep-
Mg with the feeble way in which he presented his
sess. His heart was evidently not in the subject .
mei when he had finished, a peer or two straggled
away listlessly, and the reporters began to talk hope-
ftilly of a short sitting. Lord GREY was cutting
oat a great deal of work for the new War Minister;
end, as he might himself perhaps hold that office,
hie manner was lenient. The Duke of NEWCASTLIS
make somewhat after this wise—" Well, well; it is
eel worth arguing and getting angry, because
I Ain't be War Minister much longer ; I
egad explain away some of the facts you have
beseght forward, but they are in the main true ;
vent of experience has been the chief cause. I ad-
vise yea, however, not to talk too much about masa
Mali= ; the War Minister is overburdened already;
bleed, the transport system ought to be separated
!is the Commissariat. And mind, don't have anT
this, to do with boards, for there you have divided
Impmeibility and corresponding negligence. I
sbeett oppose your motion ; I want to go to
iissiar. You know the real work is all being done in
the ether house."
London, England, 1855-01-30

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—MoNDAT, JAN. 29.
Tka I.OIID CRANceiaat tab his art at 6 ceded.
CONDUCT OF THZ WAR.
Led LYNDHURST postpaid the tiered of whisk be
bed eves dam for Friday. until Moedey seat.
ILIT A RY DECORATIONS
_ _

The Oaks off&WCASrLBhid as i 4,141.4 the CA-
mesa medal, it was Weeded that all these who hod bare
iseesened he the Odium samples hen the Int is
peewit time sheen resolve net model. The dMYidws
et deeps was es • different feseleg, these being glees+ .et
heft impales generally, het he ge MAMMA mike.
how elder inept is the midge at nelekkee amid re.
*she the glair he that MM. Of saes., hefted'
meet be Wee in all them seen; but, ag genneally,
Mee bilialisa with regard le all thole wee IMO they '
ascii be ghee te those imply who were he the MOM for
whille they were ghee. This was set as salt-
tisg eggietagiv be make satstemeet, whist' he biped e=
be inemble bath to She Mese mad the
rem nerehl egaidtheglies, 'AIM ought o=i gay
sheep id isearlidea, bar Medals 1241 linseed that $
wet if military merit should be faidistd, whisk shield
be estimable to all mks of the army in fawn It wisest
Weibel Se allot is say way the present Order of She Dens
beta gigged* ergs of military merit would be geasted.
Irbil& wean be stainable by ell ranks of the esm, sad,
as lee hr. weed be an objeet of ambition to A, Ms the
game ememead dowa to the latest private ebb het
sated. Be weld et my that the rules for this MO bed
bees andeely =Muffed ; of amen a good deal of farth
eminamthe and inquiry would be uoneeary, ma to similar
imam es the sootiest. la throe continental cionntries,
MO% lessfa, sad Austria, sometking saisted. Bat
be might mate generally that it was proposed, to obviate
the great Inconvenience that might arise if the invidious task
we isapeeed upon the officer in command of soli etiag
agehb ream this mark of honour, that the imam would be
aliesed of leaving the selection to a jury of their peen—a
jury of soldiers of the reek to which the preens on whom
the decoration was to be Miaowed belonged. Of soiree
the bestowal of the demotion would be emeirmed from
home. That, be bullied, was the emu is which the
Harlan awl Spiaidi eiders were bestowed; he was not
certain as to the Austrian.
London, England, 1855-05-07

THE SMYRNA HOSPITAL.

TRN DAILY Rim.'
SMYRNA, APRIL 28.
The number of sick in the British hospital here is
...tw much diminished. A hundred and eight were
discharged to return to the Crimea on the 25th.
There only remain 309 in hospital at this date ; these
are generally doing well, although fever is very pre-
valent among the attendants. There have been eight
deaths since the Ist of this month. The following are
their names :—April lat, Private John Walsh, 41st
Regiment, fever; Bth, Private Thomas Scholar, 34th
Regiment, fever; 4th, Private John Tally, 21st Re-
giment, phthisis ; 11th, Private Thomas Baxter,
Soots Fusiliers, rheumatism; 12th, Private John
Manuel, 41st Regiment, fever ; Private James
Beagon, 46th Regiment, pneumonia; 13th, Private
Govey,l9th Regiment, scurvy; 28th, Private
Thos. Reese, 44th Regiment, diarrhoea.
Besides these, Henry ,Rogers, a civilian orderly,
died of fever on the 28rd, and Miss Priscilla Smythe,
one of ths lady nurses,:the day before, of the same
disease. The disease has been very prevalent both
among" nurses and orderlies, nine of the former
and a large proportion of the latter having been laid
up wi* It..
It appears now that this hospital is much too far
from the seat of war, as part of the staff is already
on the move for the wooden barracks to be erected on
the Bosphorus. The sooner this is effected the better.
As a winter convaleseent station for about 500 sick
there can be Mite oljeotion to the Smyrna hospital,
bat nothing could be worse adapted for a large hos-
pital establishment.
Great complaints are made, both by men and
abets here, as to the postal arrangements. A beg
is made up in London every Monday evening, which
arrives at Marseilles on the following Thursday, and
at Selma on the Thursday week. Instead of the
Smyrna bag being delivered it is taken on to Scutari,
kept there five days, and then the letters are sent
back to Smyrna, where they arrive on the day the
packet leaves for England, so that another week must
elapse before answers can be sent. Surely this inge-
nious arrangement only requires to be exposed to be
• amended. It is but one of the specimens of official
mismanagement, however, under which our army in
the East still suffers.

(FROM •

A NEW BILGE TRAIN POE THE Cattots.—lmme-
diately upon receipt of news from the Crimea that
the fire before Sebastopol wu suspended, the French
government sent orders to Marseilles for the embar-
kation of a new liege train, consisting of nearly 300
heavy guns,
Russo-Foram LOAN.—The Poet Ampt Gazette
contains a letter from ifelsingfors, which states that
an official notice has been published there, dated
April 4, announcing that a new loan of 650,000 silver
roubles is to be contracted at 4 per cant., on the so-
count of the Treasury of Finland to sant the ex-
penses of tin war.
London, England, 1855-05-07

The Paris correspondent of the Daily News tele-
graphs the result of the trial today (Monday) of the
man who attempted to assassinate the Emperor:
" PALAIS DE JUSTICE,
HALY•PAIT OKI O'CLOCK.
" Pianori has bunt fond guilty and soadonaed to death
as a parricide."

MUSIC.

ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.
On Saturday evening, Labbathe made his first ap- _
pearanoe this season in his favourite character of ga.
Dolemma's, in the Blair d'Anwre. The illustrious
veteran, on his entrance, was greeted from all parts "A
of the house with loud and prolonged applause, in
which the Queen and Prince Albert, who were pre- ill
emit with some of the royal children, were ob- vi
served to join with great cordiality. Lablache 1.
hushed bale sad vigorous, madvigorous, performed the part t.
with the genial humour which and to delight the to
public at her Majesty's Theatre. This was his first if
appearance in it at Covent-garden, the Duiceman at
this house having hitherto been Ronooni, who is not
here this season. Both performers are admirable in
the part, though their readings of it are very dissi-
milar. Ronooni'a Dulcamara showed us that persons
(Admit kind are the same everywhere; for his Italian
*Mk was just like one of the people of that stamp
whoa we see at an English fair—his seedy attire,
asempish look, shrewd visage,and voluble tongue, were
all marked features of the clam. Lablache makes his
charlatan a splendid fellow, blazing in scarlet and
gold, grand and pompous, but so full of bonhommis
and good humour, that we an hardly set him down
as a knave, and are almost inclined to give him credit
for belief in his own marvellous prescriptions. In
the vocal part of the performance 'Alias has the
advantage ; he rolls out his sonorous declamations in
a voice still of incomparable richness and volume.
Mademoiselle Basic), as usual, was a charming
Adis*; and °ardour' personation of the
timid country lad has never been equalled. His
air, " Una furtive lagrima," was sung with exquisite
sweetness and feeling, and most warmly encored.
Oraziani, es the gay and dashing Sergeant Belcore,
gave great pleasure. The singular beauty of his voice
enhanced the effect of his very spirited performance. ..12-
In short, this lively and interesting opera went off 7L
most agreeably, and to the entire satisfaction of a at.
crowded audience.
London, England, 1855-05-07

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

_ . _
(ST ELECTRIC TZLEOREPRI

FALMOUTH, SATURDAY.

The Queen of the Seas and the Monuoh, both of
Calcutta for London, are off this port. The former
landed Major Gordon and family.
The Augsburg, of Melbourne to London, is also og.
The Minerva, of Plymouth, was totally lost in
Mount's-bey on Friday. The crew were saved.

LITIMPOOL BEM AT FoasioN Poars.—xemore, at
Cabs ; Taurus (is.), and Etna (es.), at Constantimple;
Vista, at Bayonne.
&map FOR LivramooL.--Karnak (se.), April 18, sal
Evangeline, 10, from Constantinople; Immaculats. Iron
Messina, April 18, and Good Intent, 3d, from Cadiz; P.
[cursor, from Carthageoa, March 31.
London, England, 1855-05-07

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-B,cruiDAT, MAT 6.
Their leedshipe sat this day at half past one esleSair he
jibs purpose of berate, the Ral assent given by mennes-
areeie the Loss Bill and some private bills.
The sommiesioaers were the Lord Chasesllor, the Dike
of Argyll, sad the Bart of liarromby. Besides thenserener' the rely peen pram% were Lord Reamed gad
gee of the bleier.
The members of the other home having been sulammed,
the Speaker, attended of course by hit. Brotherton, sad
wormer three ether stesaben, appeared at the bar ; and the
ememeedes appointed fin the occasion were then gone
litenesli. The Royal assent was given to the (Arming
alb:—Lema Bill; Brighton Improvement Commissioner*
Corporation Bill ; Fulham. Water Bill;
• ren=re "'
Railway and Canal Bill; Sheffield Gas Bill;
Reilway Bill; Leeds, Bradford. and Halifax Juno-
Meg Bill • Rateliff Clas Bill: Orme Gas Bill ; and
is BID.
Tin deems immediately adjourned.
The statue of Lord Haa;Seld, which has been for the last
day or tee slowly staking its way, soder ben f ot
the weekerse. through Westiniaster-hall, and up the steps
which lead to the looby of the house, has, now Men safely
es Its pedestal is the vestibule. sad was this day,
ertll first time, escorted to the publi towardsccpies the
(myth pedestal on the Nft side (lookieg the hoses)
et the Netibele. The statue, which is by Mr. Bally, is a
meet oommeading one. The noble lord is represented in
his jadicial robes, holding a roll of paper in his left band
am to his breast while his right band is
of
and the
bet lager extended, se though N the set of drawing a dis-
esteem or enforcing a emelusion; The expression of the
eseatmanco is at once talented and dignified ; and the skill
of the amis. is a Imirably displayed in his treatment of the
law er's robes and the judicial ermine. The third pedestal
is the same side, still vacant, is to be occupied by the
states of Lord Somers which is also in the hands of Mr.
Bally, and is expected to'he completed in a week or two.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.--BAtuaDAT, MAT 5.
LOAN BILL.
The House of Common :meth this day, shortly after
esa o'cl.rek, for the purpo of eariug the psyal assent
given by commission to the Loan (16,000,0001.) Bill. The
Yeoman Usher of the Bleck Rod hariag summoned the
hoses to the Hoses of Peers for that purpose, the Speaker
with about a doom member., proceeded to the House of
Tem, sad is his return ancounood that the royal anent
bad bon gloss to the Loan Bill, sad some pinto bills.
The hoses this adjourned.
London, England, 1855-05-07

MINES.

SATURDAY SYRXIXO.
To-da7 there has been little business and little
change in prices in the British Mining stock market.
The gold mining shares continue dull. In other
stocks there was little movement. United Mexican
shares continue flat.

We subjoin the prevent quotations of the stocks,
in which the chief transactions of the week' have
taken place, viz.: Alfred Consols, 10, 101; South
Frances, 380, 385 ; Wheal Buller, 480, 465; Wheal
Clifford, 210, 215 ; Vale of Towy, 17e. 6d., 20s. ; &
Stray
Park, 9, 10 ; West ton, 210, 215 ; Nanteos and
Penrhiw, 345., 365. ; Tincroft, 1/, 2 (ex call); Men-
dip Hills, 385., 40s. ; Wheal Bitty (Lelant), 25, 26;
North Bliss% 19, 20 ; West Bassett, 281, 29;
St. Day United, 1/, 2; West Alfred Console,
13, 14.
THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx.
The gold mining shares meet with scarcely any
business. Ague. Fria, Colonial Gold, and Great ling-
get Vein shares are quoted severally 1 to I, and
Nouveau Monde, 1 to 1--all per share.
Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 98 te
29 ; Peel River, 21 to 21; North British Australn-
aian, j to j dia.; and Scottish Australian Invest.
meat, j tot prem.
Cobra shares have been dealt in at 55j ; and
Pontgiband at 13.
London, England, 1855-05-07

sufficiently eapacious to any a Imp quantity of goods at a
dam.
Kr. Harvest bad no doubt of the goods being his pro-
perty, and that be and other merchants had been robbed
intensively, se, to hie astonishment, they had frequently
been told the articles could be got at a cheaper rate titan he
could sell them for. Hs the afrosmd this robbery,
Weems he bad takes the boy ragged school at the
resesensindatiest of a friend. K. believed he bad been
robbing Islna for four sheath&
The Osman were remanded.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, MA: 5.
A change which promises favourably has •eken
pines in the weather, the wind having at length
veered round from the north-east point, from which a
cold, dry, nipping blast had come for several weeks
pest, to the more genial west and •outh-west, with a
prospect of a speedy fall of rain. The night frosts
had lately become sharper than before, and in the
northern counties there has been a pretty fal
of snow, so that some improvement in thetempera-ture became a matter of the utmost moment.
Effects directly opposed to those anticipated by the
Chancellor of the Exchequer from the increase of the
spirit duties, are, it is said, beginning to appear in
various parts of the country. The consumption is
diminishing so rapidly that we are told by the cork
Examiner a confident belief is entertained in the dis-
tillery trade that the right hon. gentleman will be
obliged to retrace his steps without even waiting for
the close of the financial year. Of 10s. Iod., the
present distillery cost of a gallon of whisky, ao less
than Bs. goes to the revenue; that is, 7s. 6d. for
duty on the whisky, and 6d. on the malt.
The excitement and advance in the corn market
continua to increase. The Cork Examiner says :
Millers sad &gen still teatime to buy freely,•and are
now making fast inroads as oar mall stooks. Without
foreign supplies we must seen see is this city empty grass-
ries if the premet draw on them continues. From every
ruiner the oossumptive demand is good, and MOTS than
die present supply, 'Wass largess/id, would wanant.
Native sad foreign wheats are on all descriptions 2s. dearer

on the wank.
Viscount Doneraile has been chosen by a majority
of votes as an Irish representative peer to sit in
the House of Lords, in the room of the late Lord
O'NeilL
Major-General Eden, accompanied by Lient.-Col.
Harrison, proceeded yesterday to Clonmel for the
purpose of inquiring into the cause and consequences
of a formidable riot which took place in that town on
Monday between the South Tipperary Militia and
the 2nd or Queen's Regiment of Infantry. line of
the former and six of the latter have been wounded.
Two of them have received serious bayonet wounds.
London, England, 1855-05-07

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK LANE.-THIS DAY.
There was only a small display of samples of what upon
the Reser and Kentish stands this morning. sad eons
factors held for the rates of Monday last. When sales
were made Is. to 2.. per qr. len money was taken.
Some quantity remained over unsold at • later
hour, for the above mentioned reason. Foreign wheat was
not pressed for sale, and needy buyen had to pay former
rates. Norfolk dour declined the e. per sack it gained us
Friday.
Whin peas deli. Grey peas and beans were quite eldest
as before.

Barley woo seeable at an improvement of folly Is. par qr.
Oats, with rather large arrives of foreign, gave way 6&
per qr.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM APRIL SO TO MAT 6.
Qra. Ellis& Ikatah. mica. Pawls%
122i1
Barley 2932
Mal 6 20 969
Oats 26111 1
29 732 I 9100 I 571992 t. 6O
Plour. 2465 raki, and barrels.
London, England, 1855-05-07

PIEDMONT.

The Pairia of Turin states that all as dims of
the National Onard of that city have resigned hews
' the gyrertunont had, in the present oirsainstanoss,
satrested the maintenance• of piddle order to the
Terabit troop&
The .Piessoitto states OreArthe Amtriam avionated
the Dash" of Modena ea the let—Daily News.
London, England, 1855-05-07

CHANGE OF MINISTRY AT CONSTAN-

Mehemet Ali, brother-br.kw of the Sultan, has '
bees awaited against ~the will of Resohid Pubs.
The latter has resigned, and Mehemet Ali, an exile
the day before, has been made Grand Vizier in his
stead. Feed Effendi has been appointed Minister of
Foreign Affairs. The latter minister is a man of
great ability and onside:Able experience, having
been entrusted with several important European
adaniens, iooludiag one to St. Petersburg. It was
Fad Effendi who was Minister of Foreign Alain
when Prince Mentobikoff first made his appearance
at Constantinople in 1863.—Daily New..
London, England, 1855-05-07

THE LATEST NEWS FROM THE CRIMEA.

LORD PANYCIRS is Witted to credit for the promp-
titade with will& he gave publicity to the intelli-
pew he • rssieived on Friday of the suceessful
engagement •of the lit of May. Some captious

persona it is Woe, will insinuate that the pap* et
the' Kenai City. meeting, to be held on Setanday,
Wad an a ipur to 'him ; bat we are not of those who
.leek a gift horse in the mouth, or scrutinies tail
narrowly men's motives for acting right. One
enders, however, will have observed that whilst
ea intelligence communicated by Government
embed only to the lit instant, we mem
enabled, from our own sources of informs.
den, to publish news from Sebastopol to
=miss of the 4th. Oar account of the operatics*.
of the French in front of the Quarantine Ba
has since been confirmed by an official announcement
in the Mositemr. Now, the success which, on the
2nd, 3rd. and 4th of May crowned the arms of pee
allies, is sewn of that satisfactory and decisive
which may both with safety and advantage be cow
municated to the public. The Russians could °sly
be annoyed and depressed by its publication.
Thera can be no reason why Government
sbeeld not have published it, along with the
intiniation of the affair of the lit of may_y
wiles in pommies of it. Two qnsetions are,
this incident :—The first ir, bad Go-
London, England, 1855-05-31

TSB POLICE COURTS.

Jwrph liellestas virc,7;rged before Alderson Win
with boob, robbed Louis Olsabsek, interpreter of -

iltyeatesater said—l lodge at 162, Houndriteb, sad
ro phases was Ward rthe same house on Bandsy night,
sat else la a sear apposite to that whir I occupied. M
riegoosseigimia a Boat, waistcoat, and women, aad
Sher artier% wen looked up they cupboard, and in the
oilossioon mined Om front cupboard, the bock of
whir was plan. The prisoner was Ina gone, sad to-
day I him la Ike Clothes Exchange, with my pocket
lisseeside( is ith hand, wiping himself with it. Ups i
*Ma, mole &sly at bin I saw that he had a serf ad
wise Pend his seek, and also a shirt of mine es his Wk.
&dele Mines I lost at the arse time that the ors dein
I have "Wad were stolen. They have all synods On
then. cad the vane of them wee between di. sad 78.
NUR Edwards, proprietor of the ern sad
Es. 162, Houndsditeb, said the priers erneeata
nAt sad asked for a bed. I let him a bed ea the lase es
whMt the presenter efts, a& he west away at are to the
weak* Mini pin he- bed nernight.
The rheas was set hag at the bar whoa Wins reeet
staid as a panes who had ben in custody kr a snooty el
a similar ahssaarr I. 186$. Upon the essaisa alluded to
he was apprehended r Masehester, to whir pima he had
uea the -shire etre robbery obenadad. bee to part
of the pewees he had rhea was bead upon his parr or
at the preen whir he was easesaliag himself. The oil-
ear who Mewed him, however. knead in a beg unapt his
pagan •degusneetypod likes& of him, sad the dress was
nattered soar liable by the exhibition of a curiously made
geld obeis whisk nesg hem hie waistcoat pocket. With
rat Ukases re enilabk visited several pawnbroker.' shops
la Menehesear, sad la sae of them the master of the corers
nediestel that he bed recently lent money upon a witch the
appendages to which reedy resembled those which bad bees
hasp use la the lino picture. The watch sad eheta
iesSr ideseidespas aird, end were in due time pealased
against Ida pietas
The primer, who is a G hiserms, rid he was priestly la-
ser& a& was reminded for else days.
Mary Ifralsky end isprial Swig were retread, the
bets he having revelled as dicer ia the execution of
W duty, the latter for hors widener& to rescue the
1111111Wil.
/bytes (388) bad cater end le proven a light between
the woman and a labour's, ant la the dangerous neigh-
bourhood of Essteary-lan. sad the woman, who did sot
nub each a sheet to her espy inesticre, turned upon
the ellen a adsou Minsk sod kir& bin Her bus.
hard had, it surfaced the row, sad when it
beam minas ft her to get out of it as well as she could.
The Miele primmer was ordered to be &primed for 14
days, sad the man was tar 10s.
London, England, 1855-05-31

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK.

Some tendency twaia....,iiti;ni;Zservable in
the English stock market to-day, and prices have
declined about 1 per cent., owing partly to the non-
reduction of the Bank of England rate of discount
at the weekly board today. Consols have ranged
between 921 and 92/ foe money, and from
921 to 931 for the 10th of July, and are now quoted
921 to 1 for cash, and 921 to / for account. The
Three per Cent.. Reduced have been dealt in at 911
to 911; the New Three per Cents., at 92 to 921 ;
Bank Stock, at 2081 to 210; the New 30 Years'
Annuities, at 16 13.16; India Bonds at 19s. to 225.
prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 16s. to 19s. prem.;
do., June, at 6s. to Bs. prem.; and Exchequer 13oncla
at 1001. Osmium is quoted 41 to 41 prem.
In the foreign stock market, Turkish, after touch-
ing 831, is lut marked r. 811.: Mexican is quoted
22 to 1; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to
1; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Sar-
dinian Bonds have been dealt in at 881; Spanish
Old Three per Cents. at 384 to and 81/101011 Ayraus,
Bonds at 67 to 69.

_ - WIDNIIIIDAT BVININIL

More business is offering in the home mining stock
market, which is buoyant. Amongst the sales re-
ported are :—South Basset at 650 ; South Wheal
Frances, 450, 475 ; North Wheal Basset, 241, 251;
Bedford United, 101 ex di•. ; Chjah and Wentworth,
151; Hingston Downs, 11 ; Wheal Kitty (Lelant),
371, 40; Alfred Consols, 11, 4 ; West Alfred Consols,
111, 121; North Wheal Busy, 51 ; St. Day United,
2,1 ; Vale of Towy, 17s. 6d., 19s.
The gold miming shares were steady.
The United Mexican, Santiago, Pontgibaud, and
Austrelian Mining Companies' shares were better, and
Imperial Brazilian fiat.
London, England, 1855-05-31

THE RUSSIAN LOAN.

The disappearanm of the Vienna illusion is telling
upon Russian credit at home. The Hunks" Corre-
spoodoot contains a letter from Warsaw of the 23rd,
which says:—" The very slight hopes entertained of
the re-establishment of peace have been very disad-
vantageous to the quotations of the Russian loan of
60 millions. Yesterday it fell from 92 to 91,*and
to-day it is still lower, without finding pantheism."
London, England, 1855-05-31

DISPATCH FROM LORD RAGLAN.

TO 2111 OILUTTI OP TUESDAY.

War Department, May 30.
Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch and
its enclosure', of which the following are copies, ad-
dressed to his lordship by Field-Marshal the Lord
Raglan, 0,.C.8.:
Before Sebastopol, May 19.
My Lord,—l do myself the honour to inclose the
list of casualties that occurred between the 14th and
17th instant.

For the last two days there has been hardly any
firing on either side; large convoys have come into
Sebastopol from the northern side, but there has been
no movement of importance.
The haat has been very oppressive since %does-
day.
I deeply regret to have to report that I have just
received a letter from General Osten Beckon, in an-
swer to an inquiry I addressed to him on the subject,
informing me that Capt. Arnold, of the 4th Regiment
of Foot, who was wounded and taken prisoner on the
night of the sth, died on that same night.
I have, &c. RAGLAN.
The Lord Pena:are, &c. &c.

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London, England, 1855-05-31

SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of the 24th have arrived. The
Gazette contains the royal decree by which the cap-
taincies-general of Aragon, Burgos, and Navarre, are
declared in a state of siege. It also contains a decree
creating a board for the sale of national property.
The same journal publishes telegraphic despatches
from Saragossa, Celatayud, Navarre, and Burgos,
received in the course of the previous evening, and
containing an account to the last moment of the mea-
sures taken for putting down the recent military
risings. The first three merely state that the local
authorities, at the head of military forces, were still
in pursuit of the insurgents; the last says that a de-
tachment had fallen in with a band of seven military
insurgents at Villadiego, and had captured one man,
all its seven horses, and nearly all its arms. General
Bedoya had been nominated to the command of the
troops sent from Madrid to act against the insurgents.
The extraordinary powers demanded of the Cortes by
the Spanish Ministry consist in authority to isiteriser
any individual whom the Council of Ministers may
regard u dangerous to public order ; and, further, to
suppress any newspapers whom hostility shall be
deemed dangerous to the powers that be.
London, England, 1855-05-31

LOSS OF THE COUNTESS OF SEAFIELD

Oa the 17th March, the Countess of Bestleld, tea and silk
laden, left flhaerthae for Loaders, but the weather proved
thick sad stormy Irom the time she left the river, and no
observations could be obtained till she struck upon the
Prates at 81 ea the night of the 21st. The helm was in-
stantly put " hard a poet," but the vessel would not obey.
The soils were then clewed up and the boats cleared. As
the ship was rolling gunwale under, the see breaking on
both sides, and there was great danger of the masts falling
and injuring the boats, ;Captain lanes ordered the rigging
to be cut ; the touts then went over the side, and
the ship lay easier. At daylight, the captain dis-
sever= that be was on the north-west point of
the reef. He ordered the stanchions as the 1=
board side to be eat, the boats launched and properly
peonsioaed, and made for the island, about Ave Miles dis-
tant. The captain, =limn, and mew, numbered 19, be-
sides a Preacher= as passenger. After having been oaths
island for throe weeks, during which they had erected tents
sad deepened the well, the weather became eo favourable,
that Captain lanes, with his nosed dicer, boatswain,
sad two semen, on the 7th April, left is the long-boat
for Hong-Kong. They had been 28 hours in the boat,
when, does to Pines Branca, they fortunately fell in
with the American clipper Challenge, on board of which
they received the utmost attention and kindest', and which
' towed their boat to Hoeg-Kong.
The screw Wainer Ann, the schooner Banner, and two
torches, had been despstebed to the Pratas—the former
chartered by the agents of the onsigness, the others on a
private wrecking speculation.
London, England, 1855-07-03

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

Suoks.—fileiTii;rlehs;aTrerystady appearance. Thel
public sale of 3,2V0 begs of Mauritius was withdrawn at
prices above the market value. Ti. Teased market Inn:
brown lumps, 46.. 6.1. to 47..• grocery, 47.. 61. to 635.
CO/111.-2,300 begs of dative Ceylon were offered in
public sale. About 700 line sold at 4%. 6d. ; a few lot. at
49.. The remainder, good, bought in at 48s.
Tau.—The market is dull.
Ruin remains steady. 800 bags Codhia sold at 12.. 64.
to 13.. 64.
COTTON.-100 balsa sold yesterday on 'Change.
B•l.l7tllll.—Rat action 61 sold at Ms. 6d., which is a
slight decline on last week's currency.
In other articles no matmi .1 alteration.
London, England, 1855-07-03

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The market is Ann to•day at thy d quotations, Ms. :
—Town tallow, 60e Bd., writ sash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the
soot, 62r. 6/. to 9d.; Judy, No. 61. ; October to December,
We. 91. to 64i.

SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. B. J. Dario reports the supply short; trade with.
out alteration. Primo meadow bay, 8.55. to 90s. • superior,
96a. to 110 a.; interior. 60s. to 130 s; now, ciao. 80s. to
100 s.; rouse, Sic to 85s ; clover. 90a. to lits.; 'woad eat,
Us. to DIU.; straw, Us. to 30s.

BAIL STAltHores NEW FRIZZ POE AN BeriAtON A
&mem On ldODnea HISTOST —A.Mough the pertitnalar
cosdn‘ons of the newly-founded rise are not yet matured,
Karl fiteaumer has expressed the greet regret which he
would feel it oa that 'mount the iatended competition were
postponed for asorhot year. It is oreordingly sanonneed
that the subject of the joglish Proem Baty for 1856 will be
"The Character of Lord Clarinda', first es a Statesmen;
sad enmity es a niStalriSll." Amy undergraduate of the
tieivenity of Odor& who shall not have exesedefilour
Tore from his matriculation of the 31st of Koch nest, is at
liberty to compete for this pose, sad is reqeiret to send
itis *UMW under a MOW .over to the lirgirrtvir of the
Tialversity et Oxford oe or before the day abets specified.
It is desired that the mays should not be of !greater length
thaa would octopi 20 ensures if they elsouirl be recited.
Tax Iticoms TAX AND Blantre Soarnas,r-An
insporteat regulation hes been evade is .a set of Parlia-
ment jest primed, 'with respect to tbi abatemept of Memo
tax cm the inseams* of 11,... The act recoiled the royel
west on Tuesday to erintione the act of last eessios for the
abatement of the Menem tax loath the 6th Jots neat leer.
sad 11 states it to be expediter to extend this provisions to
basic sosieties. The sew provision declares that say
mon who shell have made soy each inotranee, or sea
, wooed for ear malt deigned ansuity se in the footled sets
OEM*, in ea kith sort Moiety society *at setae-
ed *seder say act of Parliament relating to (timidly
societies, shall be entitled to all the benefits and advantages
eseferrod by the recited acts, provided that the premiums
payahhi fa respect of sash immense shall net be Mole kr
sleonee embeds Oka ens mostar.