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The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-29

LATEST FROM ABROAD.

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.ONDINT 01 TIM DAILY NEWS.)
PANS, TRIMDAT MORNING.

It is officially announced that Her Majesty Queen
Victoria has invited the Emperor and Empress of the
French to the English Court, and that their Imperial
Majesties expect to arrive in London towards the.
middle of next month.
London, England, 1855-03-29

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx.

There is still no feature in the gold mining share
market. Aria Fria shares are quoted 7-16 to 9.16;
Nouveau Monde, 3-16 to ; Colonial Gold, 5-16 to
7-16; aid Great Nugget Vein, to i—all per share.
Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 304
to 311; Peel River, 21 to 3; North British Atte-
tralasian, dia. to par; and Scottish Australian
Investment, a to 1 prem.
Imperial Brazilian shares have been dealt in at 2/1
Australian Mining at 11; Luaitanian at per; Santiago
at 61 to 6}; and United Mexican at 61 to 61.
London, England, 1855-03-29

SUNDAY CLOSING MEETING.

TTNIN01:7111 WIDNISDAT.
Yesterday evening an exceedingly crowded and
stormy public meeting was held in the Town-hall, Tyne-
mouth, called by a requisition to the Mayor, to adopt a peti-
tion to parliament in favour of closing public houses during
the whole of Sunday.
The MATOIi (J. W. Mayson, Riga, upon being called
upon to preside, said, whilst he considered it his duty to call
this meeting at a time and place most convenient for free
discussion, he must tell those present that he could net
= closing of
the prayer of the memorialists for the total
of public houses on the Lord's day.
After several resolutions were spoken to by Mr. Laing,
ship builder, Mr. Barker and Mr. Hogg, shipowners, Mr.
Charles Brown and Mr. Proctor, members of the Society of
Friends, Ald. Pow, iron manufacturer, Mr. Straker, coal
owner, and other influential persons, the resolutions, in
terms declaring the sanctity of the Sabbath, and the evils
arising from opening public-houses and beer-shops on that
day, were, with two exceptions, negatived, the discussion
being conducted amidst storm and uproar. A petitioa was
then submitted for the total closing of public-houses on
Sunday!.
Mr. Hannurr thereupon moved as an amendment, that
I from the great difficulty. of defining the term bons
_fide
traveller, and the inconvenience that had arisen through the

operation of Wilson Patton's Act of last maim, the nroeting
position for its repeal. Mr. Hubutt read a draft of a
petition.
After sem debate, it was carried with loud cheers, and
Ike Make wwoladod.

SPORTING.
London, England, 1855-03-29

the morning, 921 to 93, bat have sinoe advanoed to
93 to 1. For money the present quotation is 921 to
93. India Stock has been dealt in at 226 ; Bank
Stecki for account, at 2141 to 216; Exchequer
Bonds, at 991 to # ; Exchequer Bills, at 6e. to 96.
prem.; and India Bonds, at 10s. to 13e. prom. Busi.
nese is also recorded in the New Two-and-a-Half per
Cents., at 80.

..
Foreign stooks continue well supported. Turkish
is quoted 801 to I ; Mexican, 201 to 21; Spanish
Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 1; and Russian
Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Spanish Old Three per
Cents, have been dealt in at 37 ; Portuguese Four
per Cents. (ex all overdue Coupons) at 394 ; Granada
Active at 16/ ; Buenos Ayrean at 334; Dutch Two-
and-a-Half per Cents. at 02} to 63; ditto Four per
Cent. Certifs. at sq.

WEDIMIDAT Erasing.
The market for home mining stocks is apparently
becoming a little more active. The inquiries to-day
have been principally for shares in South Caradont
Alfred Consols, Wheal Edward, Cubert United, and
Yale of Towy, with no material alteration in pewee.
The gold mining shares continue out of favour.
Santiago and United Mexican shares improved,
the former closing at 61 to 6h and the latter at 6 to
81. Lusitanian mining shares continue to meet with
inquiry. Imperial Brazilian, on the other hand, were
flatter.
London, England, 1855-03-29

THE SANITARY COMMIE
EAST.

The Sanitary Commission hu already done some
good. The hospitals on shore at Scutari and Kula, and
the float'sg one off the Songlio Point, have been inspected
and reported upon. The authorities have given the com-
mistiest everf assistance, and the works recommended are
commeneed. Mr. Wilms, one of the inspecton of nuisances
from Liverpool, is stationed at Scutari, and has about twenty
Turks and Greeks employed under him as seavengen. Lord
William Paulen is to give him an Interpreter, but at pee-
-1 mat it is amusing to hear has directing them is English,
not one word of which is ladentoed by his squad, who, not-
witbstaading, manage to get ea. The place wean an im-
proved appeases, already. Dead dogs are buried, rubbish
is swept tip sad removed, and this will continue to be done
daily. The corridors within the barrack hospital are being
lime-washed, privies flushed and ventilated, water tasks
emptied, cleaned, and roofed over, sewers cleansed and
trapped, and better ventilation provided wherever practicable.
Mies Nightingale, with whom Mr. Rawlinsoo, the engineer
to the commbeloo, has had several interviews, is delighted at
a prospect of a change for the better. Military Olken,
doctors, sad nurses have all suffered from fever, which
ought to have been prevented. A fine young man, the fore
as= of the cementer& mat out by Sir Morton:Pete, died of
ever on the 17th. Miss Nightingale attended his bedside
at the time of death. The Roman catholic linters of Charity
Ito-operate most cordially with her and her nurses, twenty
out of twenty-two of whom have been laid up with sick-
ness, and some have tiled. Mr. Rowlands and two of the
Liverpool inspectors would land fa the Crimea on the 17th.
Dr. Gavin woe to depart on the 20th. Dr. Sutherland, who
bad been confined to his bed all the week with low fever,
was to reborn to Smyrna ; Mr. Rawlinsoa was to proofed to,
the Crimea about the 24th, after he had seen the works
recommended by the tionuniesioa fairly started. Lord
Stratford de Radcliffe has promised all the neeseseity
assistance.
London, England, 1855-03-29

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING-LASE.-THIS DAY.

SUGAIL—The ..all public sales of sugar have gone of
steadily, at full prices. fined remains unaltered; brown
lamps, 42a. ; grocery, 435. to 48r.
COPPEB.—The large public sales are progressing with a
fair demand, at full prim. Native Ceylon quoted dull at
`471. 6d.
TEA.—The trade omilinus to buy what their immediate
wants require, and prices are unaltered.
Corrox —The large public sales went off heavily, at a
decline of ed. to 6d. per lb.; Tinnivelly, 311. to 36d. ;
Domingo, 46d. to 411 d. per lb. ; Surat, 364. to 31d. per lb.
Nwrantos.—Good sold in public sale at 2s. 6d. to 21. id.
pa
la lb.
other articles no material alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY
The market is steady, with but little doing. Tows
tallow is quoted 45e. 61. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the
spot, 485.; May and June, 48s. 6d., sellers.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply larger, and trade
heavy, excepting for the best green hays, which are in good
demand. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 80s.; superior,
88s. to 98,.; interior, 50s. to MN.; rows., 60.. to 80s.;
clover, 90s. to 1165.; second cut, 84s. to 108 s. ; straw, 201.
[ to 28s.
London, England, 1855-03-29

PRUSSIA AND THE WESTERN POWERS.

A circular despatch, dated the 16th instant, signed
by M. Mantsuffel, and addressed to the Prussian
ministers at German Courts, contains a statement
respecting the special niimions of Herr von Usedom
and General von Waded to London and Paris. It is
therein had down that, "according to the express
command of the King of Prussia a regular under-
standing with the cabinets of London and
Paris cannot be attained, until Prussia has, by
participation in the pesos conferences, acquired a
thorough knowledge of the full import of the bases
of pesos, for the attainment of which she would have
to eater into obligations." It is added, "As yet
there has nothing taken plat* between us and the
Western Powers beyond a confidential interchange
at Ikea, from which we, for our part, have not &-
pried, and which &meter, if it had been observed
on all aides. would, primps, have prevented many
misnadmnandings. This intarohanp of views, how-
ever, ennot, with allege dams desire of arriving at
an understanding, hopes, an es any obligations by
antieipation."—Doi New.
London, England, 1855-09-27

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

(NT Bt SMARMS AND BRITISH TELIOIATII
(1/1011 Oli OWN COARNIPONDIST.)
TRIESTE, Tatiana.
The steamer Calcutta arrived on the 26th Septet&
ber, at 10 p.m., in 123 hours.
ALEXANDRIA, Sur. 21.
The India mail leaves here to-day, with *deices
from Calcutta to the 24th August; Bombay, 29th;
Shanghai, 2nd ; Canton, Bth; Hong-Kocg, 10th.
The Stabil rebellion continues, but the rebels and
beginning to give way. 50,000 rebels are collected in
Beerbtoom.
The bill for granting a charter to the Oriental OM
Company has passed its second reading.
Lord Elphinstone has returned to Bombay. Lord
Dalhousie remains at the Neilgherries.
Money very scarce.
1 The Bengal Bank had raised its rates to 12 per
cent. The New Five per Cents. were at 1 dineu.antS
'the Four pee Cent. Loan at 13 discount.
Exchange on England, 2.
The pirates of China hold under their control a
coast line of 2,000 miles in the tea districts of Boma
and Oopeck.
The rebels are in great strength, and the trade of
Canton is very restricted.
Exchange at Canton, 4.8 ; Shanghai, 6.41.
No new teas had arrived at Shanghai.
London, England, 1855-09-27

TURKEY.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Sm. 4.
The Russian prisoners whom there was atA
of
keeping under tents in the Maslsk Camp., are dog
to be sent to Prince's Island at Prinkipo, near Cos.
stantinople. At the request of Generel Larchey, tits
Greek patriarch at once assigned two convene. fee
this purpose. Re had on a former occasion refold
the use of these convents for French wounded, Peas
gives them up very willingly for Russian prima%
The patriarch volunteered the statement that he on
very glad Sebastopol had fallen, because the nest
would spare the effusion of blood.
London, England, 1855-09-27

RUSSIA.

HAMBURG, Sin. 25.
All the members of the Imperial family of Raw*
including the Emperor himself, have gone to him.
cow. The Empress dowager arrived there oa the
15th. On the same day the Grand Duke Coostinthio
left that town for Nioolaieff.

KONIGSBERG, Tummy.
Letters from St. Petersburg, of the 20th, state that
by a recent ukase the Czar praises sod thanks 108
drosehines for having been ready to march within
the prescribed time, and expresses a hope that they
will fight bravely.
London, England, 1855-09-27

51141-R- 71 LISTS-THIS DAY.
Two o'Czacx.
The railway share market was heavy this morn-
ing, but has experienced a general recovery
rime the rise in the Bank rate of dis-
count. Prices are now quoted in many
oases folly 1 per cent. higher than yesterda
afternoon. London and North Western stook
is quoted 911 to t ; Midland, 84 to I ; Oreat
Westerns, 64} to 651; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
75 to j; South Eastern., 171 to ; Onset Northern.
211 to 1; and Caledonians, 291 to 4.
French shares are now better, but Antwerp and
Rotterdam have folios heavily.
ORDINARY MARRS AND STOCIL
London, England, 1855-09-27

!Lab) bitefitgenct.

COURT OF BA
MIMS NI.

N.-I:I6PT. 26.
zogauTD.

IN 13 0. J. NAZI AND 00.-3ANIZIMOT.
This ease was brought before the start a few days DA%
eider the arresomeet classes, the 'Weimer ben ter.
Charles Joh& Mr*, the emisent ship-bailder, of Orelisrd-
yard, Bleskwall, who bad traded leader style or Wm of
Charles Jobs liars sad Co." Is his the
mattes Kr. Kars
stated that the isability of your petit to meet his
'ageism.", with his meditate arises from the delay is pay-
emus to petitioner 'idlest" large sums away duo to
year for works performed by him is his business."
A eseetlag foe retitle* the proposal of the petitioser was
fixed far the 13th of November; sad Mr. Lee was appointed
the niaisl meigues.
Mr. Lswesset, ea behalf of the petitions, now applied
that ha right be adjudged bankrupt.
His Haim, after lookieg into the pree•ediage, said it ap-
peared that Mr. Mare had deferred the presentation of
his wide.' imager this was ezessable ; he would therefore
be adjailleated a bsakrept, mad all further proosedings
adjounied into the open wart.
Ibe bankruptcy was ordered to be putted, and the
nivialag far the *hobs of mitigates was appointed for the
12th October.
llissatinte it should be stated that no interruption what-
ever has taken plass is the business of the bankrupt, which
is carried on seder the direction of Kr. Lee, the official
astigasik sad Mr. Johnsen, the messespr of the
evert The Insists* is most extensive, there Wag several
large govensmeat °outran' is baud ; and it is said that the
amount of wages paid is nearly 6,00 W. weekly. It is Iw-
possible at present to arrive at any maturate statement of
the liabilities and wet', bat an emollient are the creditors
of a fevourable result that the Commercial Bank has opened
is credit of 10,0001. to the official assignee, for the purpose of
carrying on the business with effisienay.
London, England, 1855-09-27

THE FLEET AND HARBOUR OF

BE IiASTOPOL.

(PROM A SUPPLEMENT TO THE GAZETTE.)

ADMIRALTY, Styr. 26.
A despatch, of which the following re a copy, WS
been received from Rear-Admiral S:r Edmund Lyom,
Bart., 0.C.8., Commander-in-Chief of her Majesty's
Alps and vessels in the Mediterranean and Black
Bea.

Royal Albert, off Sebastopol, Sept. D.
Sir,—The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
will have been already informed by my letters from
Kertch of last June, and by my recent telegraphie
messages from hence, that the Russians bad 'algid.
lated their fleet in this part of the world, leaving the
Allies undisputed masters of the Sea of Azoff, as well
as of the Black Sea; that they had blown up sad
abandoned their last holds on the coast of Chassis;
and that, after a gallant defence sgaiost an unpa-
ralleled siege, they had been defeated and obtgell
to evacuate the south side of the Harbour of Sebaa•
topol, on which are situated the naval and military ar-
senals, the public buildings, and the town.
2. I have now to request you to acquaint their
lordships that the enemy has not succeeded In hit
ndeavours to destroy all the forts on the south aids.
Fort Paul, it is true, is literally blows to atoms,.iad
Fort Alexander is very much damaged but the Qs.
rantine Fort has oot suffered considerably by the es
plosion of the magazine, the sea face remaining pm.
feet, and most of the guns being fit for use, few
these being even Spiked. At Fort Nicholas theirs.
perations for blowing it up had not been completalt
and though the flames have made some havoc m the
anterior, the stone work appears to be uninjured, sad
the earth works on the sea defences remain in a per.
tect state. _ _ . . . _

•
3. The five docks and the adjoining basins sin
munificent, and, together with the steam machinery
for filling them from the Tchernaya and for pumping
them out, are in excellent order; and the resouresl
of all kinds still remaining, after the normal ex-
penditure during the siege, showed very plainly the
importance the enemy attached to having a lugs
depot at the threshold of the Bosphorus.
4. The bottom of the splendid harbour is now
encumbered with more than .50 Bunko) vensids,
including 18 sail of the line and several frigates and
steamers, whose menacing attitude but a short time
ago materially contributed to bring on the war in
which we are now engaged.
(Signed) EDMUND LYONS.
London, England, 1855-09-27

PRIVATE SPECULATIONS TO THE CRIMEA.

TO TIM IDITOI OW TB, MOTU:

Sia,—We extract the following from the letter of
our correspondent in the Crimea—to hand by the
Carmel.—We are, &c.,
OFFOR & OAMMAN.
2, New City-chambere,Biehopegate-street,
Sept. 26.

I ant afraid the fall of Sebistopol will materially affect the
sale of pods. flows regiments hare already left to push
forward, but they all seem to think they will winter in their
old quarters. I have no end of difficulties in lauding geode,
from the obstacles thrown in the way by the military autho-
rities. They will allow us to loud is no other plate then at
the end of the harbour, where for 100 yards then is no
water—sothisg bat mud; and we are oompelled to land two
or three MSS at once in a small boat, and hove six or eight
men to pall it. The officers and those who write for the
papers oomph's of the high prime. BOW iS it to be won-
dered at (although it is not a fact) when they make the
'apemen so unneoesearily heavy ? There wee an article in
the Times legalities where the speculative merchants
wan Who can wonder at their absence ? It will cost 601.
to land this small cargo.

CALIDONIAN RAILWAT.—The usual half-yearly
general meeting of the Caledonian Railway Company was
held on Tosedey, in the Merchant,' Hell, Glasgow ; Mr.
W. Johnstone, chairman of the board of directors, in the
chair. The report, which bee already been published,
was adopted after some discussion, and a dividend
at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum de-
clared. On the motion of the chairman, power was
then given the directors to viii. 376,000(. at intervals
as required, to be apportioned to the purpose of preearing
new, and repairing present plant. The money is to be raised
by 300,000 abuts at 124. 10a. each, being pretenses shares,
guaranteed interest at 6 per cent. The proceedings termi-
nated with the customary vote of that ha to the chairman
and directors.
Olivia), WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON.—
The arrangement with the Leedom and North Western
00Mialy has been easaladed, sad the neeeneary documents
=puled, and delivered. The London and North-
puled,
have agreed to supply the rolliaa stook for the
of the
oacertain conditions—taking, in short,
=1; the functions of the present oontreetor--sed 00[11-
=Nov. let. The staff has removed from Loa-
Oa
the Directors new meet at Woreester.
41 OW at ',kaki, Wen Or eiffht in number, have
lelearay boss seen ei.pertiag themselves off Flamboniagh-
MIL Ills supposed they were of the kind called bottle-
Stad were in pursuit of herrings; they ware elope in
he nearest Wag not vitae then fifty yards from the
edge ; the part shares above the stases WY stout
Ilia low* ef three ordinary fishing the.
No attempt
vas =ft le again them.

.
London, England, 1855-09-27

PRUSSIA AND THE REPORTED

NEGOTIATIONS.

The Kew Prussian Gazette states that it au 11,11.
nounce with certainty that the statement wads by
the Independance Beige, as to the Cabinet of Berke
having demanded of the Western Power, to rams
negotiations, is not true. The statement had pre.
viously been contradicted, but was on Monday is.
pealed by the Belgian journal in the most absolots
manner. The point is one on which the New Pro•
Sian Gazette is likely to be peculito ly well informed,
but on Tuesdoy the Indepentiance returns to the chirp
to declare that its original statemet, t was strictly sacs.
rate, and that whoever believes he may contradict it ii
minted.
London, England, 1855-07-11

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

MONA 111. AN WANT ADAK% ANOWTAIRT 7IIDBI. AND • 71

AT TWII OVILDNALL,

Stephen Ftasseis Marshall, 19, described as a clerk, was
iedieted for having stolen a purse containing 14s. 6d.. a gold
toothpick, and other articles, from the person of Prised!'
Riley.
Mr. Gifford appeared for the prosecution, Mr. Payne for
the prisoner.
The prosecutriz was on the platform of the Louden and
North Western Railway, at Boston-square, awaitimg the
amval of a train, when the prieoner picked her pocket. She
detected him is the ace and gave him in charge. He was
taken to the Aloe of Hr. Berestoed, the supenntesdeat of
the railway police, who at once recognised him as a regular
frequenter of railway stations for the purpose of plundering
the passengers. The prisoner said to him ' I don't think
you will be troubled with as for some time to onto after
this."
The jury found him thrifty.
It was then proved that he was a well knows thief. He
had had several lucky asapse from justice. He was a client
et a person named Howe, who is low ta prison himself, and
when, as was frequently the Cu., b was committed as •
togas and maimed for attempting to pick peeks% Howe
and to raise eons teohnicial objection to the teem of the
ammiliment, sad in two iostances got him WE Os one
itemelan be was committed for three months for &Stemple'
In flit packet. at the Great Northers Railway, but we
saw Mims of appeal, and the prisoner was let out on dmi-
dons bet When the time arrived for him to earreader he
lappamml to be in custody at L ads for • like orates. He
was tam into custody an a similar charge at the Dublin
iddliitiss, i sad slaw than he had been tried for • gold
WIWI as Birkenhead sad' acquitted. No member of the
well mob was more gentiamanly in applarawe or more
es=he lie vocation.
Amistant•Juoce said it was high time sub a person
was got rid of, and Hata: ced him to tow pan' penal
worritesit.
London, England, 1855-07-11

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, JOLT 10.
Another thunderstorm passed over the city this
morning, and rein has fallen in torrents for several
hours peat. The state of the weather, however, is
sot such as could inflict any injury on the crops,
*boat which the most favourable accounts continue to
arrive from every part of the country.
Rumours El a ion* d in the Cork papers point to
the necessity toe a mots searching inquiry relative to
the late tragedy at sea. It is stated that Veale, the
seaman who perpetrated the horrid deeds,was known
on previous voyages to be a most quiet and inoffen•
sive person, who never misconducted himself; and
that reports are in circulation, whether well or ill-
founded, of treatment received by him which would
afford a more natural explanation of his conduct than
it has hitherto received.
London, England, 1855-07-11

LATEST FROM ABROAD.

THS CRIMEA. •
The Mewls, telegraph") despatch wail received
yesterday at the War-offloso •
" CBRII*A.; Jinx 9.
Tomorrow I intend to epees a het j Are on the
&dam
" The health of the troops is satisfactory.
"Priam Gortehakeff proposes to me that we should
ex/Menge prisoners of war at Odessa."

ADDRESS BY GENERAL PELISSIER TO
THE FRENCH ARMY.

The following order of the day has been addressed
to the French army by its eoennander-in-ehMt:—

Soldiers I—ln the battle of the 18tb, oar eagles were car-
ried to tie works whisk tons the very precincts of Efebu-
tope' ; but it was aseresuy to oboist* from esuyiag to the
birthed a mutest Mose breidents I had cot foreseen would
be so bloody, sad you returned to your flags in order, the
mossy ass daring to loan his oatrenelisteats or disturb

your return.
Our actual situation is that of the day before the °ow
bet ; mj (mediae@ in your ardour and in our moms is
the same. The arrivals of every day suffice, and more than
suffice, to repines those amongst you I who have gloriously
(ellen, sad whom in your hearts you have sworn to avenge.
We bays gained ground, and in compressing the enemy
more sad more, we strike him with more oertainty. He
Gannet subsist, fill up the gaps in hie ranks, or provide
Weasel( with munition, but at the pries of unheard-of ef-
forts ; while we, masters of the sea, inosmantly and plenti-
fully renew our means.
Soldiers l—Tea will show yourselves more patient and
emergetis than ever in this obstinate contest, which will decice
the peace of the world, and is which you already have
gives proofs of sell.devetien, bravery, sad patriotism,
adorning your flag with immortal glory.
I need set site here soy one individual out of so many
brave men who honoured their names in the heroic contest
of June 18.
At the General Quarters before Sebutopol. _

Jose 22,1855. (Signed)

A. ratissizz.

RIGA.

Lo Nord, the Russian journal at Brussels, publishes
the following :

RIGA, JULY 2.

To tell you that for the last six weeks we have been daily
expecting an attack against oar city on the put of the Beg•
lish fleet, is to tell you that we us sulliciestly prepared
to meet it. In last year's campaign as in this,
our city has maned to be the point upon which
the Lost efforts of the enemy would be directed.
However, we begin to think that the season in which
navigation is possible will per without our expe-
riencing anything worse than the blockade ; and as no vessel
belonging to this port has bees captured, even that is net so
serious as last year. _ _

The moment they see any English vessels of war at a
distant*, piagigets decencies give as warning, and by their
vigilante prevent any surprise. Before they NU attack as,
the English vessels wiU have to force the passage of the
Drummond', which Goa. de Berg pat last year la a state of
defence. las mare yea that the army of the Baltio is
animated ►y the best spirit, and if an °session presents the
enemy will experience its bravery, as they have experienced
the bravery dike defenders of Bebutepol.
London, England, 1855-07-11

WV Court.

Hee Majesty and Priam Albert, sooostpenied by
the King of the Belgians, left town at eve saissess pest 12
**dock yesterday, for her Majesty's mutes residsmee,
borne, Isle of Wight. The Prises elWalm, Fehr. AUred,
sad the Count de Flanders, misenageoleil dm Owe end
King. The royal suite weft:—The Emhart of Athell
(Lady inWattinc, Lord Alfred Paget Mean inWaitig),
Colonel &maim (Bquerty if Widting- Trisee Albert),
and Colonel de lloarkerke sad Captain Bernell (ice wait's&
to the King).
Berl Spencer, the Marquis of Breadalbane, Lord Ernest
Bruce, the Earl of Listowell, the Hon. Mortimer Sacaville
West, Muijor-General Wylde, and the Hon. Sir Edward
Cast (Comptroller of the Kiog of the Belgian's Household
in this country), attended the royal party to their carriage*.
A detachment of Light Cavalry formed the escort from
Buckingham Palace to the private station of the loath
Western Railway at Nine Blurt, where a special train was
is readiness, whiab conveyed her Majesty sad the royal
party to Farnborough, from whence the (lawn, the Prises,
sad the Kieg proceeded to Aldershost, and reviewed the
troops at present is camp there. After the review her Ma-
piety and the royal circle perteek of Iseelmea, red, return-
ieg to Farnborough, reminded sameordste Gegen.
The Hereditary Grand Deshosset Meddeabargh Rtrelirt
visited the Queen yesterday seorning,at Badtingitam Palace,
before her Majesty's departure.
The Princess Royal, Prince Arthur, the Princesses Alice,
Helena, and Louisa, and the Princess Charlotte of Belgium,
lett Buckingham Palate for Odom, at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, attended by the Hon. RIOTS Macdonald, La Mar-
quise ve de Hovey, Madame de Bove*, Colonel the Hoe.
C. B Phipps, the Master of the Household, Sir Robert
Csnereß, end Mr. Gibbs.
Their Royal Highnesses travelled by a special train en the
South Western Railway from Nine Elms to Gosport.

The Lord Provost of Edinburgh and one of the Wilke of
the city bed en interview with Bir George Grey yesterday at
the Home-oflice, ow the subject of the Chair of Natural
History in the treiversity of Edinburgh. They were sc.
compaaied by the members for the city, Mr. Maoaulay sad
Mr. Cowan.
A deputation of the South Staffordshire Railway Com-
may, consisting of Mr. R. C. Chews's (chairman), Mr. C.
Punter, M.P. (director), Lord Alfred Paget, M.P. (di-
rector), Yt. Buckton (secretary), and Mr. Stiles= (en-
gineer), had an interview with Lord Stanley of Alderley on
doodah at the Baud of Trade.

THE EXPRESS WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 11, 1855.
London, England, 1855-07-11

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoox.
The gold mining shares tc.day exhibit liras unauge.
Agna Fria and Great Nugget Vein shares are quoted
7-16 to 9-16 ; and Colonial Gold, I to
The Australian Laud Companies' shares are dull.
Lusitanian Mining shares have been dealt in at
prem.; United Mexican at 3s; Linares at 81; Great
Polgooth at 2; and National Brazilian at 31.

Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of
yesterday's sales:
citjaa and NVentworth, 171 171 ; South Tamar, 71; Alfred
Console, 17f, 171. 171, 17f ; Sediord Un.tett, 10k;
,rtridoe Commit., 31;; North Beoset, 27f, 28: ; Rosewarne,
210, 212} : North W Deal Unity, 214 ; New Treleigh, 61.6 d.;
Great Wheal Alfred, 12, 12k.

COMMERCIAL AND MARXISM

MARK-LANK-MIS DAY.

There was very little English Wheat trash up for this
morning's market, and the vales of the article was well
supported. Foreign wheat was generally held for come
improvement. Norfolk flour could not be purchased so
well as on Monday last
Barley sem unaltered in value.
Oats were not so good a sale as earlier in the week, but
Monday's quotations were maintained.
Beans and peas without imitation.

avaivAti INTO LONDON PROM JULY 9 TO JULY 11.
Wt. Eaglloll. 0031143. Voreirs.
Wheat—. lO6O I
140 2.713 3621
10
Barley 440 130
Oats 2)
Nan. 6lO
Flour. 100 oaks, and 130 burals.

MINCING-LANE.—THIB DAY.
Boom—There has not beta a public sale today, but the
aerie% is firm.

`CorralE—lVE have not any business of importance to
report by private contract, none offered in public sale.
TEA.—This article remains very dull
8...00.-150 cum partly sold in public Isle at 27e. to 295.
CABBIA Vass.—The public sale was chiefly bought in at
301. to 38s.
COTTON.—N 4 sales reported.
Rust.—The market is inactive.

lento° —The quarterly sale oosamenced to-day, anemia-
Mar 11,280 chests; 1.050 chests p.ssed auction, of which
600 sold. The attendance of buyers was not large, but the
demand for middling and good middling Bengal, from
45. 6d. to dr. 9d., was active, and an advance of 4d.
was established; ace qualities, above 6s, and low,
under 4a., have been neglected. Kurpsbs have advanced
2d. to 31. per lb. ; dry lest Madras chiefly bought in. The
sale is progreuing at the full priors of yesterday.
London, England, 1855-07-11

MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoox..
The English stock market, though quiet, main-
tains a firmer appearance. Prices are now quoted
the some u they closed yesterday. Consols have
ranged between 91 to k and 911 to I, and are now
quoted 91k to 1 for money and the Bth August,
The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at
911 to 92k; the New Three per Cents., 921 to 1;
Five per Cent. Anne. 116 ; 30 Years' Anne., 1859, 31;
do., 1860,3 13-16; do., (New Loan), 1885, 16 15.16;
Bank Stock, 2121 to 2131; India Stock, 2301;
Exchequer Bonds, 101; Exchequer Bills, March.
235. to 27e. prem.; do. June, 20e. to 235. prem.;
India Bond:, 31s. to 375. prem. Omnium is quoted
41 to 41 prem.
In the foreign stock market Turkish has risen to
841 to /. Russian Five per Cents, are quoted 99
to 101 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to
181 ex div.; and Mexican, 211 to 1. Spanish Old
Three per Cents, have been dealt in at 361 ex div. ;
Peruvian Four.and-a-Ralf perOssits., at 71 ; Chilian
Six per Cents., at 68; and Brazilian Old Five per
Cents., at 101.

On Tuesday next, the 17th inst., falls payable
an instalment of 15 per cent. on the loan of
16,000,0001., absorbing 2,400,0001. Inclusive of this
payment, one half of the loan will then have been
paid up. The amount of Consols crested on this op-
maims will be equal to the instalment, and the ism
of the 30 years' annuities will be at the rate d
11. 1.- 9d. annuity per 1,0001. of the original allot-
ment.
The Solent has brought in from the Brazils about
12,0001. is specie. On the other hand, the Great
Western has taken out for the same quarter 8,0601.
in gold, besides 5,3001. in English and 11,0001. in
French jewellery.
The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 17th
inst. for the supply of 200 tons of sugar, 50 tons of
coffee, and 300 tons of rice.
The steamer Countess of Durham has been en-
gaged by the Admiralty as a regular transport.
Advice. from Hamburg refer to the approaching
firablishment of a new joint-stock bink, under the
title of the North German Bank, with a capital of
15,000,000 marks banco, in shares of 500 marks each of
and with power to double the capital at the end of
three years. Application has been made to the
Senate of Hamburg for a charter for 99 years. Ope-
rations are to be commenced as soon as 30 per cent. of
the capital shall have been paid up.
The following meetings are newly announced—
viz.: City of London Gas and Coke Company for the
18th inst. ; Electric Telegraph Company for the 31st
inst.; Australian Trust Company for the 31st inst.;
and London Reversionary Interest Society for the
19th inst.
London, England, 1855-05-23

SARDINIA.

We have received the following telegraphic de-
spatch :

"TURIN. TUUDAT. MAY 22.

"The Convents Suppression Bill has been finally
voted in the Senate by secret ballot. The votes
were-63 for, 42 against.
" The result was received with great applause in
the galleries."—Times.
London, England, 1855-05-23

bay. Without going through longstims in statistics,
the public generally rest tranquilly in the conviction
that if next autumn our native corn crop should run
short, ws are more likely to be able to get the extra
quantity we may want from abroad, by selling at a
profit whatever we have now to spars, than we
should be if Government were to attempt, as of yore,
to keep guard at our wharves and quays in
the vain idea that it was its duty not to
let a quarter of wheat escape out of the realm.
In all probability the course of trade will be inverted

era the eon hu tinged with the golden hoe of ripe.
nose onr tardy fields, and that we shall receive an

dredfold recompense from America into oor bosom.

It is not undeserving of remark, moreover, that
in Ireland the corn crop is this year fully a fort-
night or three weeks more forward than that of
the eastern half of England. In all probability
this is attributable partly to the prevalence on
the other side of the channel of timely rains,
which we have vainly looked for here. But it
must be likewise ascribed in part to improved
methods of cultivation, to the greater care prac-
tised in the choice of seed, and to the more perfect
preparation of the soil for its reception. Ten years
ago the corn crop of Ireland was, as a matter of
certainty, spoken of as three weeks or a month later
than that of Great Britain. Now things are altered
at least for once; and should the season prove at all
similar there and here during the residue of sum-
mer, we may expect to see Irish wheat in the Liver-
pool and London markets esrlies in 1855 than the
average of our own. In tine, we would express
our present hope that whatever damage has hitherto
been sustained in col:ulnae* of the unusual in-
clemency of the winter and spring, may :yet be
fully repaired by a favourable season between the
present time and harvest ; but in any event, so long
as the highway of the ocean remains open, we have
no cause to fear a shortness of supply.—Dody News.
London, England, 1855-05-23

PRIZES CAPTURED IN THE BALTIC.

(DT BUDICAZINZ ♦ND BILITIIIII TILIONA/PIL)
We have just received the following from the Daily
News' correspondent :

" MAT 23.

" The vessels named below have jut arrived at
Elsinore from the Baltio ; they are all prizes which
have been captured at Riga:—The Ball►nce, the
Otto, the Emilie, the Anion, the Benedicty, the Anna
1 the Christiana, and the Dania."

ARRIVAL FROM SYDNEY.

(sr ELECTIUC rsmeaftsra.)

(FROM TEI

IT OP TNT DAILY mu.)
PLYMOUTH, Tv MAY.

The Aberdeen clipper ship Maid of Judah arrived
off Plymouth to-day and landed passengers. She left
Sydney Feb. 24, and brings a full cargo of tallow,
wool, 8:o. She has 22 passengers and 4,289 ounces of
gold.
London, England, 1855-05-23

MR. DISRAELI'S RESOLUTION.

The following are the terms of the resolution
to be moved by Mr. Disraeli tomorrow (Thursday)
evening :
,4 That this house cannot adjourn without express-
I its
.63n Cofaelltfitent wofittertheMajoat.y'soulloviang:ll:net
is referenes to the great question of poem or war ;
sad that, under these circumstances, this home feels
ft a duty to declare, that it will continue to give
every support to her Majesty in the tremendous of
the war, until her Majesty shall, in omit:notion with
her alio, obtain for this country a We and honour-
dig woe
London, England, 1855-05-23

TURKEY AND ITS NEW ARMY.

Ilse Jonrssal de Cbastantiotolde publishes ths im-
portunate*, by tibia the Outdate subjoins of rho Seism
What° szehrled, by jealousy of religion aid rem, hem the
predession of cams, are Gelled to lake pert in the military
serries of the empire. The proclassatioa stases from the
rim, that all the subjeme of the Sultan are Mks, sad with-
inamosption sired fee by their emeteigu. It is seat la-
tiaistel, that ..sirs aro taking foe ormaelidatieg the
bases at the Ottawa Mate for carrying font ad-
ministrative setionee, sad he shin legal surmises
far the welters d all. It Is, wader these tistrusstaassa,
that the regalia:less respostiaa the military eery% of the
Empire emu wader midis. The feet that the Kinsulsiess
at remit priors all the military nacho, while the pairis
bower to all, is posessted es ea commit which it is time
to abolish. Aoserilisgly, it hes ben noshed, with the
advise at the high dignitaries of the state. that all the
Islam's Christian subjects shell be liable to be idled to
mete is the may. as they are already based is duty to do ;
that those essollsi shell font a military matisgeat ; sad
that those who he Rot sum is puma shill pay ia
addition to the orilamy tams a *pasha impart, to be raged
the Marys, w lallastaity. It Is said, farther, that swing
to dm great ammeisal superiority el the Mmealassa Fort-
ieths, sad their habit el earrytag arms, the Christi's par-
ties el the Sultas's army will always be esialise thaw that
oseepand of the seats elements is at pement. The rules
suds whisk these mesons are to be serried oat will be
peldithed is nodal Imam. la the Slosawhas
the mailman will essnasses, both is Asia sad la
lesePses Terkey, the soldiers se raised to be eatitkd te all
the debts wed% may bersdter be salabikhed mon dells
%deity he the leas% el the Obristles may. These
Isla She Plod et eapesety sag snit will be nista
"els el elm% la this way the burden of Minn
.. koala. ell* bee 'Wallets wood siguhdy via ou
.111111/111.1.4 "a daelletedi sad the ether Midis eg the
population the imp% he Modeled to die hesear
sad *my of wing the Mae NM the essatry.
London, England, 1855-05-23

BILLS OF LADING BILL.

---... ---
Mr. HORSFALL, in committee of the whole house,
mowed for lease to bring in a bill to amend the laws re-
!sting to bills of lading.
Agreed to.
BANKRUPTCY (IRELAND) BILL.
Oe the motion that this bill be reed a second time,
Mr. VANCE hadno objection to the seeund reading, in
ceder that the bill might he panted; but he objected to
Earimeediog any farther this session with a measure of such
partanoe.
Mr. FITZGERALD said he had another bill on the sears
subject in preparation, and suggested that the second read-
ing be postponed.
This was agreed to.

ABSCONDING DEBTORS (IRELAND) BILL.
Mr. CAIRNS, in moving the second reading of this bill,
said that its object was to sultanate the law of Ireland on
this subject with that of Ragland.
The bill was reed a second time amertlingly.

RAILWAYS (IRELAND) BILL.
This bill yes read e serood time.
BRIGHTON CORPORATION BILL.
This bill gamed through committee.
MR. DISRAELI'S MOTION.
Lord P.

gave notice that on Thursday le
should move the postponement of the orders of the day
until after the motion of which soils, bad bees gives by
the right hon. member for Busks, In order that that motion
might be taken u s substantive One.
The house adjourned at tan minutes to 1 o'clock.
London, England, 1855-05-23

if this. is any argument why ma &We amid
be SUNNI to give his tots in swot, in order
the better Is peons his duty to the soanpable soy
that that t has tenfold force se op to
somitheas of home. (Rear, hear.) But should be
son to see say swish hmovation introdesed. I say son
the slim priesisie is that on which I object to the motion of
the Imamate*, for Bristol, wthough the MINS applies
with teased force to the Toms of member of this hoses.
Aad, thorsiketi, bowevor, is pint of log* the proposal of
the am.sasber for Bodmia may be monist than that of
lie Is., bet for Bristol, I say hie speech is a teductio
; and it only proves that, amording to dee true
Zrile d asattitutioa of thin country, we °gala not
• which will Land to withdraw from
t at the political acts of any persons who
eme elettosted with the performance of any functions in that
seesdletion. I shall therefore certainly Tote against the
maim (Hoer, Deer.)
Mr. DILLWYN, who spoke amidst loud miss of "
vide," was eadentood to say that he would support the me-
tioo.
11!._H. BERKELEY, in reply, said that the attack of

Lord Seymour span b$ andessived, as
far as be was concerned.

The noose then divided—
For the notion 166
Against
The motion was therefore lost.
ORDNANCE BOARD.
__
_______ . .

Mr. MONSELL obtained leave to bring is a bill for
transferring to one of her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of
State the porton and responsibilities vested in the principal
odious of the Ordnance.
London, England, 1855-05-24

EXTENSIVE RAILWAY ROBBERIES.

For a long time past the London and North West-
ern, DIOCIIKAIT and Carlisle, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and
other railway sompanies, hays been subjected to great an-
noyance and considerable lase front
antebeies ot
goods In transit over their lines. To suds nt has this
pilfering bees practised, that as much as 401. or SOL has
been paid at coos by way of compensation to parties whose
propeity was stolen. Articles of every coneelvable deacrip
Lion were miseed—valuable shawls from Paislehy, silver
plate and hardware from Birmingham, boots end soes from
Nottingham, flannel jackets end stoakiags from Dumfries
silk handkerchieh, tortoiseshell combs, books and eta-
tionery, spirits. &a. It woe pretty evident, from the
systematic maser is which the robberies were serried on,
that the thieves must be railway officials but when
conveyed long distances were tampered with, the
reflikcanist; was to aeoertain on what lino, or what portion of a
lies, this took place. The Lenouter and Carlisle Com-
pany adopted the expedient of having lock-up
vans for parcels, but without avail ; robberies
were of us frequent occurrence as ever.
ia At lethength
suspicion attached to John Butler, a beesksmaa en-
vies of that cowptny, sad his house at Carlials wee wombed,
but *Mk's, was
_then found to criminate hint. Re, how-
ever, wee Emikeed from the 00111_paay's service a few weeks
ep, epee which he removed to Preston. An eye was kept
upon hls movements, aad on Moaday night Mr. J. B.
Marley, superintendent of the railway police, end Sergeant j
Pool, a Pesetas detective officer, visited Batter's house, and
there discovered a quantity of valuable property, including
shawls, handkerchiefs, combs, books,The police also
found in the prisoner's premien a large tin task, made so
se to fit coeveniently on a man's chest underneath hie waist-
coat, and evidently intended to carry off liquors, of which
it would contain about half a gallon; a bladder, which
seemed to have been used for a similar purpose; a gimlet
end a small tap, by means of which it is s•pposed spirits
were drawn from casks ; and a key of peculiar constructioe,
which fitted the locks of the company's vans. Oa Tuesday
the primer was brought up before the borough magistrates,
when Mr. Brierley deposed to the fasts above narrated. He
also stated that the company had recently paid 261. for
shawls, some of which, he believed, were 'nougat for
found at the prisoaer's house. The prisoner was remanded
for a week, to afford en opportunity of procuring witnesses
to identify the stolen goods.
London, England, 1855-05-24

Active Bondi at 29; Buenos Ayrean at 64k; sad
Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 91i (exchange
26f.)

—•--
WIMISIDDLY Emma.
The market for home mining stocks to-day was
YOU quiet, and scarcely any business is reported.
In the gold mining share market, the only feature
wee some inquiry for Ague. Fria and Waller shares.
Other foreign and colonial stocks remain very
quiet.

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci.
Scarcely any bylines has been done to-day in the
gold mining share. Ague, Fria, Colonial Gold, sad
Great Nugget Vein shares are quoted to #; sad
Novean Monde, 1 to t.
Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 31 to
33 ; Peel River, 21 to 31: North Bntish Amara.
luisn, 1 dia. to par ; and Scottish Australian Invest-
ment, 1 to 1 prem.
National Brazilian (Comes) shares have been dealt
in at 21. Other stocks are quiet.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKII2

MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY.
lioont.—The large public sales us progressing steadily
at very full prices. The refined market firm; brown lumps,
47e. 6d. ; grocery, 481. to 53e.
Corpus.—There has not been a public sale, bat the arti-
cle continues to wear a firm appeartutos.
Tnii.—The demand continues limited. Prices are m-
anors&
Rton-1,700 bags Bengal were offered and chiefly sold
et 14e. to 14s. Bd.; and 100 bags Armen at 13a., whit&

were previous rusk
Row continues in good demand, at fully Tuesday's est-
nosy.
BaLvrxrux.—ltefrattion 7 sold in public. sale at Me. W.,
one lot, 27e. ; refractiou 13 sold 23e. Bd. ; Madras tuffs*,
tion 221 t0:271 sold at 225.
Bricsa.—Clovee (Zansiber) sold is public sale at 6d. to
63d. Pepper: Aleppi sold at qd. to 40.
Corrox.-2,600 bales sold yesterday at very tall prices.

TALLOW MARIERT.—THIS DAT.
The market is somewhat firmer, but prices hare net sa-
vant*. Petenburg Y. C. on the spot. 6h. 3d. ; Kay sad
Jane, 611. 3d.; October to Deoember, 635.

HAY MARKET. THIS DAY._

Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short sad trade brisk.
Prime meadow hey, 765. to 86s. ; superior, 90s. to 196..;
interior, 60s. to 601; rowers, 60s. to 865.; clover, 90s. W
1265.; second eat, 80s. t 116 e.; straw, 245. to 28s.
London, England, 1855-05-24

GERMANY.

(PION THE CORHESPONDANT OP TEE DAILY lIEESI
_ HAMBURG, MAT 20.

The arrival of Colonel von Stutterheim, the cow
mender of the German Legion, in this city, has given
a fresh impetus to the enlistments, which are going
on very favourably.
In consequence of the clouded state of the political
horizon and the uncertainty of the future, the sr-
rangements commenced for building the new Rath-
Hans or Council Hall, appear to have been put off
for the present, and the site has been railed is and
sown with grass.
We have to deplore the death of one of the Bret
British merchants here in the person of Mr. Ander-
son, the head of the eminent firm of Anderson,
Huber, and Co., of this city, where the deceased had
resided for many years, and was universally respected
and beloved.
The Hanoverian government is seriously consider-
ing the project of cutting a navigable ship canal
from Stade up to Marburg, to evade the sand-banks
r that have formed in the Elbe, and to reader Mubarg
accessible at all times of the tide.
London, England, 1855-05-24

NEW AGGRANDISEMENT OF RUSSIA.

Aooording to letters from St. Petersburg of the
llth, Russia has profited by the troubles of the
Chinese Empire to effect an easy extension of he
frontiers in Southern Siberia. Means have been
found to induoe four Mongol Khans, long subject to
China, to ask that their lands may be annexed to the
Rusran Empire. The Mongolians in question my
miserable tribes, without agriculture, arts, or eves
towns,and well understand that they cannot hope
to maintain a position of independence. Of come
this request could not be refused, and the Khania',
late the possessions of China, are now annexed to
the Char's dominioaa..—Dally News.

TURKEY.
A letter from &ionic& of the 2nd nays:
Within the Jast few days fresh companies of mow*
baski-basouke, recruited for the English service!, have it.
rived bore. The total number enrolled now amounts to bys,
mob being provided with a hone. They have bees gut.
tared in the different khans, bat if many more of *Ng
arrive it will be necessary to hire houses for their was.
ambition.